1371-07-15, John Windsor

Doune is sent to the abbot of Waverle, to take such mainin that house as John Stravynton in his life time had at the request. By p.s. [28800.] of John Lovel knight, giving with warranty to Robert knight, Hugh Hopewas clerk, Robert de Londres knight, Werfton and Hildebrand Barre, their heirs and assigns, his of Tychemerssh co. Norhampton, Ministre co. Oxford, co. Wiltesir, Sparkeford and Upton co. Somerset, the of churches and chapels to the same belonging, with wards, reliefs, escheats, rents, services, reversions, liberties customs whatsoever. Witnesses: John Daunteseye, John John Trillou, Richard Chamberlayn, Robert Hotot knights. Axeford co. Wiltesir, Thursday after St. Barnabas 45 Edward III. emorandum of acknowledgment in the chancery at Winchester, June. of dower to Isabel who was wife of John Husee of her husband's lands in Berton Sacy co. Suthampton, there made 44 Edward III by John Froille the escheator, in presence Richard de Colshull clerk, Hugh Craan, Roger Colrithe, John Stephen Carpenter; namely 54 acres of a croft called on the east side of her said husband's court in the town containing 16 acres, which portion is bounded from the In the warrant, Henry de Stravynton. corner of the garden in a straight line to the more ; in the east field outside the south gate there are 6 acres extending towards the way to the church, whereof 4 acres lying on the east side are assigned to her for that. three of them suffice not to make a third part ; between the cony warren and the hay of Parkescroft on the east side are 11 acces of land, whereof 34 acres and the third part of half an acre extending towards Clanehull on the south side and towards the more on the north side are assigned to her ; and 3 acres there lying between Coudrayeslond on either side, whereof one acre on the west side is assigned to her ; 4 acres of land in a furlong called Whithors by the cony warren, whereof 14 acre lying on the south side is assigned to her ; 6 acres in a furlong called Wynyerd, whereof 2 acres on the south side are assigned to her; 3 acres 1 rood in a furlong called Gorewey, whereof one acre on the north side is assigned to her; at Whithors 10 acres of land extending southward and northward, whereof 34 acres on the west side are assigned to her ; in Havestane forlong 3 acres, whereof one acre on the west side is assigned to her : and 6 acres of land there extending towards the Stermore on the north side, whereof 2 acres on the east side are assigned to her ; 3 acres in Gorewey, whereof one acre on the east side is assigned to her; in Syngyngelond are 6 acres, whereof 2 acres on the east side are assigned to her ; in Strangelond are 3 acres of land, whereof one acre on the south side is assigned to her; in Benelond are 4 acres of land, for which 2 acres in Havestane forlong bounded on either side are assigned to her ; and 11 acres in Benelond, for which one of them on the west side and 3 acres in Strangelond bounded on either side are assigned to her; at Cokham are 9 acres of land extending towards the doune, whereof 3 acres on the north side are assigned to her; at Suttonemark 11 acres of land extending towards the doune and next Cokham 4 acres of land extending eastwards and westwards, whereof 5 acres are assigned to her, namely the said 4 acres and one of the said 12 acres on the west side; at Goselond are 9 acres of land extending eastwards and westwards, whereof 3 acres on the north side are assigned to her ; at Haydoune are 10 acres of land extending eastwards and westwards, and 4 acres of land extending northwards and southwards, at Goselondesende 4 acres of land, 6 acres in the Combe, and at Abboteslond 4 acres, whereof 4 of the said 10 acres at Haydoune are assigned to her ; in the west field are 6 acres in the Wodelond, whereof 2 acres on the east side are assigned to her; in the same field are 18 acres of land in the. Breche, whereof 6 acres on the south side are assigned to her; in Westbreche are 8 acres of land, for which 4 acres in Asshebury bounded on either side are assigned to her; and in Westbreche by Asshebury 3 acres, whereof one on the north side is assigned to her; in Honemannestaple are 15 acres, whereof 5 acres on the south side are assigned to her; in Westbreche 10 acres, for which 5 acres in Shephousforlong are assigned to her ; in the same furlong by Shephous are 3 acres, of which one acre on the north side is assigned to her; upon Whethull are 7 acres _of land, and 4 acres in the Hangyngelond, for which 5 acres called Longelond are assigned to her; in Danput are 9 acres of land extending towards Langelond, whereof 3 acres on the east side are assigned to her; and in Danput 6 acres of land, whereof 2 acres on the east side are assigned to her, and 11 acres there, and . 311 other by itself, whereof 4 acres on the north side are assigned her; at Mordelecombe are 6 acres of land, whereof 2 acres on the side are assigned to her; at Honemanlewe are 12 acres, 4 acres on the north side are assigned to her ; in Stancheslee 10 acres of land, whereof 2 acres are assigned to her and 2 other there of Elyng land lying by themselves; in Combe are acres in one parcel extending towards Kkeneldewey, in another 4 acres of land extending southwards and northwards, in parcel 12 acres extending likewise, 6 acres extending eastand westwards, and in another parcel 12 acres extending and westwards, and at Brokholes in another parcel 8 acres southwards and northwards, in another parcel there are of land extending eastwards and westwards, and in another acres extending eastwards and westwards, whereof the said parcel acres extending towards Ekeneldewey and the said 12 acres southwards and northwards are assigned to her; at are 18 acres extending towards Ekeneldewey, whereof on the north side are assigned to her; at Foulflode are of land, whereof one acre on the west side is assigned to her; are 6 acres of land, whereof 2 acres on the east side are to her; at Bredenythe are 6 acres of meadow, whereof on the east side are assigned to her; in Longemede are of meadow, whereof 2 acres on the west side are assigned to her ; 2 acres of meadow there, and 4 at Notlyng, whereof one of the at Notlyng on the north side and one of the said 2 acres at (sic) are assigned to her; and there is pasture there 600 sheep pertaining to the land aforesaid, whereof pasture for sheep is assigned to her, and for more if more it may bear ; likewise lls. 7d. of rent and foldage there issuing from divers tenants and Newenton 4/. 10s. 6 d. is assigned to her, with a third of the tenants and their services ; a third part of the hall on north side with two of the hall doors and ingress and egress, a at the north end of the hall with two cellars beneath, a with an oven attached to the bakehouse, and a piece of ground be enclosed at joint costs between the said kitchen and _ hall the north corner of the bakehouse in a straight line to the hall, the third part of the grange the north porch and two feldes the south side thereof, and from the north side of the said porch gate and all buildings attached and adjoining thereto; of the of the court 6 feet in breadth from the north side of the said in a straight line to the hay and the ash opposite the hall to be at joint costs: a third part of the garden from the east of the latrine of her said chamber in a straight line to the hay thereof to be enclosed at joint costs, and in a corner of ground of the said garden from the north corner of the baketo the close of the said dower garden likewise to be enclosed, the said third part of the garden extends in length to the west of the said court and the high street ; she shall have a third of a moiety of the profit of the agistment of Wydemor when there shall be, of the fishery, hundred and mill, and a third part cony warren, so that she bear a third part of the charge and of the said hundred and mill ; and she shall have the easement lane without the south gate of the said court for carrying corn other things needful, and for driving her cattle to and from the fields ; and divers rents and fees are yearly paid of the said manor whereof she shall bear a third part, namely 40s. to the lord of Coudray, 40s. to Edmund Chelreye, 20s. to Walter Haywode, 40s. to Roger Colrithe and 13s. 4d. to the bailiff of the hundred; total charges 7l. 13s. 4d. Charter indented of Richard Mallore of Westhaddon knight, giving with warranty to John de Haddon the king's serjeant at arms, his heirs and assigns, his manor in Westhaddon, with lands, woods, meadows, feedings, pastures, waters, ways, paths, mills, wards, marriages, reliefs, heriots, escheats, rents and services of free tenants and neifs, their suits and all that goes with them, to hold of the said Richard and his heirs for ever, doing the rents and services due and of right accustomed to the chief lords of the fee, and rendering yearly to the said Richard and his heirs one rose at Midsummer during the first ten years, and afterwards 20 marks a year at Michaelmas, Christmas, Easter and Midsummer by even portions, power being reserved to enter and hold the said manor in his former estate if the said rent or any parcel thereof be two months in arrear. Witnesses : John Mallore, Thomas Murdak knights, John Isbury lord of Watford, John Mountagu, Ralph Parles, John Warde, John Knyght of Westhaddon. Dated Westhaddon, Monday the morrow of Trinity 45 Edward ITI.