1374-11-21, Westminster

Memorandum of acknowledgment, 21 November. Indenture made at London, 15 July 48 Edward III, between Sir Nicholas de Lovayne, Sir Aubrey de Veer, Sir Arnald Savage, Sir Bernard Brocas, Sir John Pekbrugge and Margaret his wife, Robert Belknap, John Colpeper and Roger de Asshebournham of the one part and John Revell son of William Revell of the other part, witnessing that whereas the said John Revell has by deed enrolled made a grant, confirmation and quitclaim with warranty to the first parties, in their possession being, their heirs and assigns, of the manors of Penshurst, Yenesfeld, Northpark and Osprenge, a messuage, one carucate and 200 acres of land, 100 acres of meadow, 300 acres of pasture and 300 acres of wood in Penshurst, Tonebrugge. Leghe, Bytteberugh, Speldhurst, Chydyngstone and the manor of Southalle in Wollewyche, the advowson of Penshurst chapel, one acre of wood in Eselyng and the advowson of the church in Kent and Essex, of the manor of Popeler, three messuages, four tofts, two water mills called Crachemilles, one fulling mill, 109 acres of land, 220 acres of pasture, 91. 3s. 4d. of rent in Stebynghethe, Esthamme, Stratforde, Edelmeton, Hakeneye, Brambele and Eldeford with all lands, rents and lordships in Estsmethefeld by the Tower of London in Middlesex, the manors of Ditton Camoys, Swafham Priour and Chevelee, three messuages, 240 acres of pasture and a mill in Ditton Camoys, Swafham Priour, Chevelee and Asshelee and the advowsons of Chevelee church and the chapels of Swafham Priour and Ditton Camoys in Cambridgeshire, the manor of Wytheresfeld with appurtenances in Horset and Haverhull and the advowson of Wytheresfeld church in Suffolk, and all other the manors, lands, rents, mills, woods, meadows, pastures, waters, fisheries, services, liberties, lordships, customs, reversions, knights fees, advowsons of churches and chapels etc. in the said counties which were ever of Sir John de Pulteneye or Sir William his son and heir, the inn called Coldeherbergh, all lands, rents and lordships upon the Haywarf, the said wharf and all other lands, rents, services and lordships in the parish of All Hallows the Great with the reversions in the city of London, in demesne and in reversion, nevertheless the said first parties will and grant to the said John Revell that in case they, their heirs or any of them or their assigns shall bring writ of warranty of charter against him or his heirs, or writ of covenant to deraign the warranty in order to obtain the value thereof by reason of any action or plaint against the said first parties, their heirs or assigns or any of them, or by reason of any entry or lawful seisin of the premises which may be made upon them or any of them by any person other than the said John Revell or his heirs, or they shall vouch the said John Revell or his heirs to warranty upon any writ against them brought by any other person, the said John Revel or his heirs shall not be bound to warrant them but shall be thereof discharged, provided always that in case such entry, action or plaint to recover the premises or parcel thereof be made by the said John Revell or his heirs, he and they shall be so bound to the said first parties, their heirs and assigns and to all who in time to come shall have their estate in parcel of the premises or in all, so as to be by the said covenant of warranty debarred from every claim, right, action and demand in all the premises, the other articles remaining in force, to wit that they shall never be grieved by warranty at the suit of a stranger, but that at their own suit and deed the warranty shall be in force. French. ; Memorandum of acknowledgment, by the said Nicholas, John Pekbrugge and Roger 23 October, by the said Arnald and Robert 24 October, and by the said Bernard 27 October. Indenture made at London, 15 July 48 Edward III, between Sir Nicholas de Lovayne, Sir Aubrey de Veer, Sir Arnald Savage, Sir Bernard Brocas, Sir John Pekbrugge and Margaret his wife, Robert Belknap, John Colpeper and Roger de Asshebournham of the one part and Thomas de Charleton son of John de Charleton of the other part, witnessing that whereas the said Thomas has by deed enrolled made a grant, confirmation and quitclaim to the first parties, in their possession being, their heirs and assigns, of the manors of Penshurst etc. (as in the last). . 109 with clause of warranty, nevertheless the said first parties will and grant to the said Thomas etc. (as above). French.