1377-02-12, William Westminster

Nevylle of Pykehale knight of Yorkshire and John de of Notynghamshire to Richard de Ravenser archdeacon Recognisance for 200 marks, to be levied etc. in Yorkshire on payment. de Tynten of Cornwall to Robert Tresilian. Recognisance to be levied ete. in Cornwall. Foxle knight to Thomas de Haselden of Wakefeld. for 200/., to be levied etc. in the county of Suthampton. made between John de Foxle knight and Thomas de of Wakefeld, witnessing the defeasance of the foregoing upon condition that the said Thomas, his heirs and shall peaceably hold the manor of Gildenmoredon as fully said Thomas had the same by the said John's feoffment, not put out by the said John or his heirs by recovery tried upon prc than thisdate. Dated London, 18 February 51 Edward III. of acknowledgment, 19 February. of Alexander Goldyngham knight, giving with warranty Blaunchard archdeacon of Worcester, his heirs and assigns, manor of Bereford St. Martin by Wilton co. Wiltesir, with rents and all services of free tenants, and reversions and the and services of neif tenants and all that goes: with them, the said Alexander's lands in the town of Bereford St. Martin. : Lawrence de Sancto Martino, Thomas West, John de la knights, Nicholas Bonham, Henry Gilberd, Oliver Harnham, Haversham. Dated 7 July 50 Edward III. of Alexander Goldyngham knight, being a quitclaim with to Master John Blaunchard archdeacon of Worcester, his assigns, of the manor of Bereford St. Martin by Wilton co. and of all lands in the town of Bereford St. Martin which archdeacon holds by his grant. Witnesses (as the last). 5 November 50 Edward III. of Alexander Goldyngham, granting with warranty to John Blaunchard archdeacon of Worcester, his heirs and assigns, rent of 10/. payable at Michaelmas and Easter by even by Thomas Peioun, son and heir of John Peioun of Schaftefor the manor of Bereford St. Martin by Wylton co. Wiltesir the said Thomas holds for a term of years by demise of the said granting also the reversion of the said manor when it shall Witnesses (as before). Dated 7 July 50 Edward III. of acknowledgment of the foregoing charters and 9 February this year. of John Chambirleyn, son and heir of Ralph Chambirleyn being a quitclaim with warranty to Robert Folville parson . 519 Saxelby, John de Friseby parson of Carleton Curle, Simon German Cosyngton, William Robynet of Sileby and John Folville of Reresby to their heirs of all lands, meadows, feedings, pastures, rents other services in the towns of Reresby and Thursyngton which of his said father and of Ralph Chambirleyn his grandfather. 10 February 51 Edward III.