1371-12-27, Westminster

Cancelled on payment. - MremeBrane 4d. Assignment of dower to Margaret who was wife of William Ferrars of Groby knight, made 29 May 45 Edward III by John Welde escheator in Essex in presence of William de Lyndesell and Sir Walter Dounwych attorneys of Luke de Ponynges lord de Seint John, John Boteler, William Pyrie and John Blakewyn. A third part of the manor of Stebbynge, namely of the houses one great chamber at the end of the hall on the west side and one closet and chapel with a green grass plot at the end of the chapel, two small chambers with a wardrobe at the end of the said chapel, four chambers opposite the said great chamber, namely from the gathous of the lodging towards the park, one tiled house called the gerner and the hennecoote, one house called larderhous, one grange called the oteberne, -and one house extending from the osthous to .the Scottes shepene, one sheepcot house called the eldeschepecote ; a third part of two water mills with the millepond, and a third part of the river (ripar ) ; a garden called the shepenegardyn by the sheepcot house, 1 acre 1 rood of the Aldeker within the close by the Parkmede, a third part of the garden within the manor close extending from the Alderker to Carteresmor, a third part of the dovecot, a third part of the profits of Stebbyngge market and fair (nundinarum) ; in Peselond and Kechenefeld six score acres as enclosed by hays and ditches, in Lymkelnefeld 20 acres of arable land as enclosed, in Little Bruggefeld 30 acres as enclosed, and in Stangete, 30 acres as enclosed all about; in Holemede 9 acres 3 roods of meadow as enclosed by hays and ditches, in Langemade by Turpet 2 acres . 349 on the west side; in the Russhet 2 acres 1 rood of by the park ; as the third part of the park in the Roweney in the launde there abutting on the said wood 31 acres as divided by metes and bounds ; in Stistedegrove 2 acres as enclosed ; a third part of the court with the view; the of the free tenants following, namely the manor of Lacheley ld. a year, Richard Hatfeld 6s. 43d., Richard Drane 4s, 2d., John 6d., Sara Haukyn 2s. 8d., Robert Stone 3s. 8d., John Styred O1d., John Styred, John Folk and Richard Hasfeld 4d., John atte 12d., William Clerk 5 d., Thomas Mullere 3d., Richard 8d., William le Cook 2s., John le Hoke 7d., John Wilchard 6d., John Gerard 4d., Alice who was wife of Martin Fullere 12d., Brightman 4d., Lucy Wilchard 53d.; the neif tenants following their works, paying the rents hereinafter mentioned at Michaelmas Easter and Midsummer, Henry Alard 6s. 7d. a year, Alice 13s. 2d., Walter Broun 6s. 7d., Alice Littles 6s. 7d., John le 6s. 7d., Robert Ram 6s. 7d., Robert Saman 6s. 7d., John Cokstoun Henry Porlek 2s. 54d., Richard Horn 173d., Stephen Stokkeleye Richard Holiere 34d., Walter Broun 13d., Alice Lyteles 16d., Kirkeby 2s. 1ld., John atte Bregge 3s. 3d., Robert Ram 4d., Goldyng 1ld., John Caryng 44d., John Rykelot 2s. 3 d., John of Chaur 16d., Robert Broun 10d., John Pulko 5d., John le 13d., Robert Ram 33d.; of the farm of a messuage and 2 acres of Cadehud s tenement 2s. 6d., of Boydenis tenement 4s., virgate of land sometime of Hugh Martyn demised to John 22s., of 10 acres 3 roods of land in Wellefeld on the est demised to John Wilchard 10s., of 1 rood of land in Wynardeson the north side demised to William Pirie 4d., of 24 acres of land Eldebery Breggefeld on the west side demised to Thomas atte 2s. 6d.; Richard Drane at Easter 2 capoun, Henry Alard at one capoun, Maud Gerard and William Pake and John Pake capoun, John Woley one capoun, of Steyles tenement at one hen, of Heyes and Kempes tenements two hens, of Kempes and Heyes tenements 22 eggs, of Robert Stone s at Michaelmas two plough shares, of Lacheley s tenement 1/b. of pepper, of Nereleys fee a third part of 3b. of of William Bacoun at Michaelmas Wb. of cumin, of William at Michaelmas a third part of 3/b. of cumin, of John Longe one rose; of cottagers tenements, Edith Mounteney 12d. a year, Taillour 6d., Agnes Pake 3d., Sara Wille 2d., John Cotat 14d., Drane in the hands of John Baroun 3d., Alice Cotel 1d., Loraunce ld.; of Hugh Tylere a rent of 18d. a year, Stephen 4s., William Pyrie for Nerleys 6d., the said William 14d., Dyere 2s., Robert Ram 5d., Katherine who was wife of John ld. ; a third part of the manor of Wodeham, namely one great grange by Wodeham church on the south side, a third part of the and windmill; in Morefeld 223 acres of arable land as by hays and ditches, in Estfeld 20 acres as enclosed, in 60 acres on the west side as appears by metes and bounds ; Estmede 5 acres of meadow for mowing as enclosed by hays ; 5 acres of pasture, in one croft by the highway abutting Estmede 1 acre of pasture, in Shetebrooke 6 acres of abutting upon the highway towards the church ; a third part park from the parkgate towards Stistedehooke and thence towards the haspe beyond Shoberypet called the Eldetaile and the Newetaile towards the common; in the Frith 10 acres of wood abutting upon the common towards Bynakre, in the Hoo by the highway towards the church 4 acres of wood; the third part of the court and lete to this parcel pertaining, a third part of the profits arising from the market and fair (de nundinis) at Wodeham Ferers ; the free tenants following paying the rents hereinafter mentioned, namely John de Wodeham 5s. a year, Thomas Ballard 2s. lld., William Hykelot 2s. 4d., Thomas Oliver 8d., John de Purlee 5s., ; Robert Story 3s. 1d., Nicholas Piper 3s., Isabel Syry 3d., John Ferrers d 3s. 7d., Thomas London 12d., Peter Foulere 2d., John Eyr 2s. 4d., Walter Perot 2s., Stephen Hore 12d., Richard Stace 20d., Walter Letyn 20d., John Rede and John Boyn 2s. 4d., John Knottyng 12d., John Hourt 6d., John Letyn 14d., Huthum s tenement 2s. 4d., Helewise Bollok 2s. 4d.; the neif tenants following with their works and the yearly rents hereinafter mentioned at the four principal feasts, Edward de Wodeham doing four works in wyntour, John Combe paying 4d. a year and doing one work in wyntour, reaping half an acre, one fork in Estmede, one hoe for half a day, William Wrighte 3s. 2d., one work, one fork in the meadow, Agnes Peek 2s. 8d., John Cloville 3s. 3d. and other services as appears by the extent; the following tenements and the farms thereof, namely of Robert Pottere for Bodisshot 18s. 4d., of Richard Stace for Clymmote s tenement 18s., of John Wodeham the elder 4s. 8d., of Arthur atte Helle 3s., of John atte Rede for Mothawe in parcel 3 d., of Alice Wareyn 4b. of cumin, of Ayothe s tenement one third of 3/b. of cumin, of Norman s tenement half a plough share and a third part of half a plough share, of Norman s tenement one bushel of oats, of Spycer s tenement a third part of one bushel of oats. Assignment of dower to Margaret who was wife of William de Ferrariis of Groby knight, made 4 June 45 Edward III by John Rous escheator in Leycestershire in presence of Alan de Sutton attorney of Luke de Ponynges lord de Seint John to whom the king has committed the wardship of all the said William's lands until the lawful age of his heir, and of Simon Pakemon attorney of the said Margaret. A third part of the manor house of Groby, namely one great chamber called the whit chambre with one cellar below the same called the wyn celer, two chambers abutting towards the north with two wardrobes, a chamber with a wardrobe below the said two chambers where Robert Bradenham used to lie, two chambers at the end of the whit chambre above the door of the wyn celer, two chambers called the tayleryes extending to the chamber called Sir Thomas de Ferrariis chamber, a chapel called the oldechapele with the cloister by the same towards the south, one house called the culnehous with the double gate (porta geminata), all the piece of ground between the culnehous and garden called the Tourhulle towards the south with the great gate called the chapelesgate, a grange called the heyberne and a long house called the shepecote, a house called the bailies chambre with all houses under the roof thereof, a dovecot by the said house, and all the piece of ground abutting on the byre towards the est in length and breadth between the sheepcot house and the wayour even to the gate called Bernerdesgates, with free ingress and egress night and day and all other easements of . 351 wayour by the manor gate ; also a third part of the forge house, part of the garden called the Tourhulle towards the west by metes and bounds, a third part of the garden namely the popeler dyche towards the est in length and breadth who was wife of Henry de Ferrers lately held in dower: in towards Colnefeld, a third part of a furlong called the Pottby land of John le Cartar towards the south, a third part of called the Glenefeld Hole by land of John Bigge towards south, a third part of a furlong called the Croweacre by in the field towards Ansty, a third part of a furlong the Ansty Mere by land of John Hunte, a third part of a called the Morforlond by the town field of Groby, a third of the Middelfurlong by a field of Ansty called the Fremannesa third part of a furlong called the Littelberche by Neuton in the field towards Roteby, a third part of a furlong called Londmedewong by land of John Swette, a third part of a furlong Londwong by land of John Bigge: of meadow for mowing, part of Glenefeldmedewe towards Glenefeld, a third part of towards Ansty melne, a third part of Cossil. towards Groby town meadow : park and pasture, the whole park as enclosed by walls, ditches, hays and palings, one enclosure called the Shetehegges as enclosed by walls, ditches hays, the whole of the Blakeheye as enclosed, a third part the Ladyes Heye, a third part of Stywordesheye towards a third part of the waste of Charnwode with all profits appurtenances : one whole fish pond called the Nere Mulnepol the pond and the cowail as long and as broad as it used to (refolere), with the bayes and the elwhicche ; a third part profit of the water mill doing a third part of the costs, a third of the profit and the perquisites of courts of the honour of and of the view of frankpledge of the said honour as well as in Leycestershire, a third of the profit and of the view of frankpledge of the manor of Groby and of swanymot, the tak of pigs called thiltestak, and a third part hens which shall be levied within the lordship of Groby called wodehennes, as well of Thurgarston as of other towns, a third of the service and office of couperie, and a third part called abovein Thurgarston: the following tenants with their works rents payable at four terms in the year, wards, marriages and of free tenants, their fees, the lands by them held at will or in or for a term of years, the bodies of neifs if any and all that with them in the following towns, namely in Swithlond, William of Swithlond 12d., Alice Ulvecroft 3s. 4d. a year, the heirs of Iwet one pair of gloves, John Hawe 3s. 6d.; in Bradgate, Godfrei one pair of gloves; in Ansty, John Fleccher 3s., of Ulvescroft one pair of gloves, 1/b. of cumin, 14/b. of pepper, Daukynesone 4s. 4d., the abbot of Leycestre ld., John son of 5d.; in Glenefeld, John Paleiser 1/b. of cumin ; in Shepeshed, Thourgoute and wife 24s.; in Groby, Robert Aleyn two one barbed arrow, 1/b. of cumin, Alan de Sutton one ounce of William- Hunte 8s., William Jay 37s. 10d., John Wadyngton Richard Hamesone 6s. 8d., John Rede 13s. 10d., William 8d., Robert Benette 6s. 11d., William Pelsone 5d., John Bygge in Roteby, John Jay 6s, lld., Roger Shep 20s. 2d., Edward Coke 7s. 44d., the heirs of Peter Bassett (for a third part of 26s. 8d.) 8s. 10 d.; in Thurgarston, John Faukoner 9s. 1ld.; in Cropstoun, Henry Bettheley 21d., John Yvessone 6s. 8d., John Boweman 3s. 64d. ; in Lyndonforth, William Potlok 24s. 4d., John Balle 9s. 84d., Robert Pratte 7s. 1?d., William Ballif 4d., Richard Swetell 8s. 84d., Edith Taillour (because included (affigitur) in the two thirds) 20d., William Smyt 13s. 7?d., William Wareyn 2s. 9d., Richard Greste 2s. 9d., Edward Cokke 2s. 3d., Robert Wodecokke 18d., the heirs of Peter Basset (for a third part of 26s. 8d.) 8s. 104d. Assignment of dower to Margaret who was wife of William de Ferrariis of Groby, made 16 July 45 Edward III by John de Olneye escheator in Bukinghamshire in presence of Sir Nicholas de Byschebury attorney of the said Margaret, Ellis Snelman, John Palmere and others. The south of the great grange with the granary thereto attached, a house by the great gate called the cowhous with free ingress and egress, a third part of the garden beginning on the north side as appears by metes and bounds there set, a third part of the profit of the dovecot, and of the profit of a pond in the great garden, a third part of the profit of the court there ; 75s. 54d. and one capon rent of divers tenants in the town of Cryndon, namely of Richard Tourle 14s., John Palmere 14s., William Bret 14s., Ellis Snelman 14s., William Bakere 7s., Roger Tannore d., John Somer 6d., Henry Stephenes 2s., William Bakere 19d., Ellis- Snelman 2d., Ellis Coke 2d., Alan fitz Piers 8s., and of Glasiereswere one capon; in the south head 16 perches 1 foot 4 inches and in the north head 114 perches beginning on the east side of a furlong called Tounfurlond, in the north head 114 perches 24 feet 2 inches and in the south head 7 perches 1 foot 4 inches beginning on the east side of Harlagesforlong, 34 perches on the east head 43 perches 4 feet in the west head beginning on the south side of a furlong called Heytelondes, 44 perches in the east head and 4 perches in the west head beginning on the south side abutting upon a furlong called Elborughulle, 6 perches in the east head 41 perches in the west head beginning on the south side of Stubfurlong, 4 perches in the east head and 4 perches in the west head beginning on the south side of a furlong called Elleborugh, 3 perches 24 feet 2 inches in the north head 33 perches 4 feet in the south head beginning in the east head of a furlong called Byhindenorchard, 74 perches 23 feet 2 inches in the north head 74 perches in the south head beginning on the east side of a furlong called Shotemarken, one selion beginning on the east side of a furlong called Shotemarken, 5 perches in the north head, 33 perches in the south head beginning in the east head of a furlong called Longehegge, 74 and 4 perches 4 feet in the west head 84 perches in the east head beginning on the south side of a furlong called Radweldoune, 34 perches 4 feet in the south head 34 perches 24 feet in the north head beginning on the west side of a furlong called Heytelondes, 24 perches in the north head 24 perches in the south head beginning on the east side of a furlong called Webbecroft, 54 perches in the west head 61 perches in the east head beginning on the south side of Lytelberdeforlong, 6 and 4 perches in the west head 74 and perches 1 feet in the east head beginning on the south side of a furlong called Shortemarken in the Estfelde, four selions beginning . 353 the north side of Michelredeforlong, 11 perches in the south 74 and perches in the north head beginning on the east side the said furlong of the shorter selions, of a piece of unploughed (frisce terre) called Fritheygges, 3 perches in the west head perches in the east head beginning on the south side, 15 perches the south head 15 perches in the north head beginning on the side of a piece of underwood and pasture called Stirtehegges, perches in the west head 13 perches in the east head beginning the south side of a piece of pasture called Shouyngeshegges, in the east head and 124 perches in the west head beginning the south side of a piece of pasture called the Prestesleyn, perch 24 feet 4 inches in the west head 2 and perches in the head beginning on the south side of a piece called Baucounbe, perches 4 feet in the north head and 3 and perches in the south beginning on the east side of a furlong called Oxwellhulle, perches in the east head and 14 perches in the west head beginning the south side of a piece of land called Litelhangel, 6 perches the east head and 6 perches in the west head beginning on the side of a piece of pasture called the Fyspond, 83 perches in west head and perches 1 foot in the east head beginning on south side of a meadow called the Brodemor, 7 perches in the north and 83 perches 24 feet in the south head beginning on the east of the Fourefurlonges, 7 perches 2 feet 2 inches in the south and 8 perches in the north head beginning on the east side of a by Cadeweybroke, 64 furlongs in the south head and 7 furlongs the north head beginning on the east side of Ceperforlong, perches in the north head and 2 perches 4 feet in the south beginning on the east side of a furlong called Webbecroft, of six selions of Longeforlong, 7? perches 2 feet in the south and 10 perches 23 feet 2 inches in the north head beginning on east side of the said furlong, 2 perches 2 feet in the east head and perch in the west head beginning on the south side of a furlong Tynchecroft, 24 perches 2 feet 2 inches in the east head 23 perches 1 foot in the west head beginning on the south side a furlong called Wasshefordeweye, 4 and perches in the south 7 perches in the south head (sic) beginning on the east side of of land called Shotmarken, one selion beginning on the side of the same furlong, 7 perches in the south head and 1 foot in the north head beginning on the east side of a called Berhulle, 4 perches in the south head 5 perches in the head beginning on the east side of a furlong called Revelond, of six selions of a furlong called Sixelondes Overtheweye on the north side, 14 perch 23 feet in the east head and perch in the west head beginning on the north side of five selions the same furlong, one half acre of land upon the Shortforlong, selions of a piece of land by Tameweye containing six selions on the east side, two of six selions abutting upon Thamtowards the west beginning on the north side, two of six selions Wasshefordweye beginning on the east side, 3 perches in the head and 4 perches in the south head beginning on the east side a furlong called Wasshefordhegges, one rood of land upon the 2 perches in the north head and 24 perches in the head beginning east of a piece of land abutting on Jordanes- 4 perches in the south head and 6 perches in the north head _ oR 23 beginning on the east side of a piece of land Underfulpet, 64 perches 24 foot in the north head and 5 perches in the south head beginning on the east side of a piece of land called Ke Forlong, 6 perches in the north head and 5 perches in the south head beginning on the east side of a piece of land called Ryforlong, 84 perches 2 feet in the west head and 7 perches in the east head beginning on the north side of a piece of land called Lousifurlong, 6 perches in the north head and 83 and 4 perches in the south head beginning on the east side of a piece of land called Walteborugh, four selions beginning on the north side of a piece of land called Watersladeforlong, 3 perches 1 foot in the south head and 2 perches in the north head beginning on the east side of a piece of land called Shertefurlong, 20 perches with one piece of meadow called the Cod in the west head and in the east head 20 perches with the Cod aforesaid beginning on the south side of a meadow called Altounesheyde, 13 perches of the Berchemede in either head beginning on the north side thereof, 12 perches in the said meadow in either head beginning on the south side as appears by metes and bounds there set, a piece of pasture called the Nedelfoder by Oxwellebroke as appears by metes and bounds there set, a piece of pasture called the Longeleswe in the south head, 13 perches in the north head and in the south head 14 perches beginning on the east side of a piece of pasture called the Burimor, two of six selions abutting on the Pesteleyen towards the east with a parcel of headland (forrer ) in the westhead, one acre of land lying upon the Revelond beginning on the south side of four selions lying together, one half acre of land lying upon a furlong called Wykedychesyate, and 7 perches in the east head and 63 perches in the west head beginning on the south side of a furlong called the Hangre. Assignment of dower in Newebotele to Margaret who was wife of William de Ferrariis of Groby, made 25 June 45 Edward III by Simon Warde escheator in Norhamptonshire in presence of Sir Walter de Donwyght attorney of Luke de Ponynges lord de Sancto Johanne to whom the king has committed the wardship of all the said William's lands until the lawful age of his heir, and Sir Nicholas de Bysshebury attorney of the said Margaret. A chamber at the end of the hall with two cellars beneath on the south side, a house by the dovecot called the oldeshepene, a third part of the dovecot and of the windmill, a third part of a field called the Ynwonge on the east side, a third part of Marscalles Wonge on the west side, a third part of Coldcroft on the east side, a third part of Outrascroft on the east side, a third of Suthmedefurlong on the south side, a third part of Stanfeld on the north side, 2 acres by Chirchewey, a third part of the mersh, a third part of Stanwelle on the north side, a third part of Slavaker on the south side, a third part of Lytlynlond on the north side, 1 acre atte Brokburgh and Dodenacre, 2 acres atte Gorsithe, 1 acre by the Overmede, 1 acre in Ose Weldeshed, a third part of Southwelleslade, 2 acres of meadow in Overmedenetherende, 1 acre of meadow in Goldcroft 1 acre of meadow called the Rede gras, a third part of the great wood on the north side as appears by metes and bounds, a third part of the little wood on the south side as appears by metes and bounds there set, a third part of the garden on the west side ; of the rent of free tenants ITI. 355 following with their works and rents payable at the four terms of the year, namely William Kerver /b. of cumin, Donkeley 3s., William Hervy 30s., Robert Lomley 3s., Simon 2s. 6d., Alice Knyght 10s., of Fissheres tenement the third year ell of scarlet with one pair of gloves furred with fox ; of the neifs, Richard Hervy 19s. 6d. a year, Adam Wilymot 19s. 6d., Cristien 19s. 6d., Richard Andrew 39s. Gd., John Tikene William Normoun 19s. 6d., John Hunte 19s. 6d.; a third the court, with a third part of the leet and view of frank pledge. of dower in Chorley and Bolton upon the Moors to who was wife of William de Ferrariis of Groby knight, 20 June 45 Edward III by William de Chorley escheator in in presence of Adam Skilycorne attorney of Luke de lord de Seint John to whom the king has committed the of the said William's lands until the lawful age of his heir, Hugh Wilkynson of Chorlegh attorney of the said Margaret. : a house wherein Thomas de Arderne knight used to dwell the east with a third part of the garden adjoining the same, ingress and egress night and day and all easements to the and house, a third part of the demesne lands and meadow the east whereof the said William died seised in Chorley ; following and their rents yearly payable at the Assumption namely John son and heir of John de Dalton knight John Broun ld. free tenants, Richard Hullessone 173d. and the part of one halfpenny a year tenant for life, Henry de Maudesley burgages held in fee 3s., John del Hulle for the third part burgage 4d.; the following tenants at will, namely Henry holding Hidefold for 3s. 4d., John le Milner Yaroudale- 3s., Robert le Sadiller one house 12d., John Broun one acre 8d., Culody one acre called Pildolers 8d., John Dickson of Kyngeley acre 6d. Wapentake of Leylondshire: a third part of the part of the said wapentake, of which third part fines and are worth 8d. a year, a third part of the fourth part bailiwick of the serjeanty of the said wapentake which is worth a year beyond reprises; the following free tenant in fee, Thomas Banastre knight 4s. 54d. Bolton upon the Moors : of 3s. and a third part of a farthing payable yearly by divers namely Adam son of John de Lovre (sic) for three burgages year; a third part of the fourth part and a third part of two the fourth part of a little moss in Bolton towards the east, now nothing a year, and a third part of the fourth part and a third two thirds the fourth part of the toll of Bolton, which third worth 83d. a year. of dower in Stoke, Wodlon , the hundred of Bradford who was wife of William de Ferrariis of Groby knight, 25 June 45 Edward If by William Banastre escheator in and Salop in presence of Sir Walter de Donwyghe attorney de Ponynges lord de Sancto Johanne to whom the king has the wardship of all the said William's lands until the age of his heir and Sir Nicholas de Bissebury attorney of the said Margaret. One house of the manor called the deyhows with one solar at the end, one grange called the lasseberne and all other easements to the said house pertaining, namely free ingress and egress, a third part of the profit of the dovecot and of the water mill, a third part of the demesne lands and the meadow as appears by metes and bounds there set, a third part of the park beginning at the park gate and extending to Denulbroke on the south side as appears by metes and bounds there set; the tenants following and their rents yearly payable at the Annunciation and Michaelmas, namely Richard Rolf 4s., William Dros of Cotoun 2s. 6d., John Lege 7s. 43d., John le Wrethe 4s. 6d., Stephen Persones 15d., John le Orchard 14d., John son of Thomas 3d. Alverton: Robert Capcy 5s. 3d., William de Hulle 18d., William de Hatton 4s. 6d., Henry de Wotton 2s. 6d., William Dros of Cotoun 2s. 6d., John Parcare 10s. 7d., John le Wrethe 4s. 6d., John le Orchard 12d., Richard Capcy 5s., John Broun 6s., Thomas le Coupere 2s. 43d., Alan de Westmaneswyke 18d., Roger Godefrey 14 d., Richard Stoke 4d., the said Roger Godefrey 18d., Richard son of Roger Cartwrith 14 d., 22s. 13d. for the third part of a farm of demesne land called the Benulle. A third part of the tenants of Wodlond and of their rent at the same terms 41. 9s. 4d.; 61. 13s. 4d. of the third part of the hundred of Bradford at the said terms, and a third part of the profit of the court and leet. Claverley co. Salop: the tenants following with their rents yearly payable at the terms ' aforesaid, namely Richard de Gravenore 11s. 10d., William de Pelhous 12d., Richard Knotte 5s. 4d., Alice atte Stile 5s. 4d., Stephen de Woundenwalle 2s. 8d., John Lovedy 2s. 8d., Stephen atte Lee 2s. 8d., Thomas son of Edmund Coupere 2s. 8d., Adam atte Thorne 2s. 8d., Richard Robin 5s. 4d., Richard son of Roger 2s. 8d., John de le Grene 5s. 4d., William Hannys 4s., total 54s. 2d. of free tenants ; William de la Pelhous 4s. 2d., Richard son of Thomas de Gravenore 234d., William Shepherde 23d., John atte Putte 3s. ld., Maud atte Broke 2s. 33d., Masera atte Nayse 14d., William de Woundenwalle 12d., William Perkyns 3d., Foxhale rente 5s., Richard de Woundenwalle 18d., Roger atte Novertoun 2s. 9d., Emma Rogers 2s. 74d., John Loveday 15d., Rose atte Lee 34d., Richard de York 7d., of Wyche 20d. ; free tenants, Richard Knotte 8s. 6d., Roger Knotte 6s. 6d., William de Dalicote 3s., Stephen Rykethorne 3s. 8d., Richard Robyns 23d., John de Whitemere 2s. 9d., Richard Luffe 4s. 10d., Thomas Rys 10d., Margery Bowey 5d., Philip de Bobyngton 20d. The tenants following and their rents payable at the terms aforesaid in Totenhale co. Suffolk (sic) : the chapel of St. Mary 3s. 1dd., Agnes Sweyn 2s. 93d., John son of Richard Sweyn 2s. 34d., Thomas le Meleward 12d., Amice Smyth 6d., Roger Lukke 23d. Compton: William atte Wode 2s. 2d., John son of Henry 2s. 74d., Adam Whithed 2d. Cronkwalle: John de Okene 12d., Henry Cate ld. Withwilk: William Holygreve 4s., Nicholas de Withwyk 2s. 10d., Nicholas son of Henry 2s. 8d., Simon son of Roger 24d., a third part of the court and leet and of the profit of Kyngeswode and the mill. Witheges: Walter de Tettebury, William Holygreve 44d., Simon de Caldwelle 2d.; new rent, Thomas Willes 13d., Nicholas de Witheges ld., Ellen Henris 1d., John le Flemmyng 12d., Nicholas in le Grene ld., Richard Dovey lid., Tetenhalle marsh 2d. Tenants in Wotton under Wavere co. Stafford: Thomas Herdman 2s. 9d., Richard Balle 15s. 5d., John Joce 7s. 6d., John Legge 12s. 2d., Thomas son of Pole 2s. 4d., Richard . 357 7s. 10d., Henry son of Reynold 18s. 2d., Henry Hornwig 10s., de Hulton 17d., the abbot of Crokston 2s., Richard Body a third part of the demesne land and meadow, namely Coland the Stony Ruddyngge, the Hallesasshes and between the meadow with 8 acres of ynlond of meadow, a third of the park, namely from the park gate east to Haselburstesgate the south as appears by metes and bounds, there set, and a part of the court and leet. and livery of dower to Maud who was wife of Richard of the knights fees and advowsons in his bailiwick that were said husband's, made on Tuesday after St. Bartholomew III by Thomas Chambernoun escheator in Devon, namely fee held by John Ledeakene (sic) and Joan etc. (as above, ; but reading here Spricombe, Churiton Fitz Payn, and Vaske). MEMBRANE ld.