1377-04-16, John Westminster

Dodeforth prior of St. Frideswide Oxford, for himself and the to Richard Ravensere clerk. Recognisance for 401., to be in default of payment, of his lands and chattels and ecclesiastical Oxfordshire. thereof, upon condition that the said prior pay 201. on next. on payment. of Hugh Fastolf of Great Jernemuth, being a quitclaim de Lakyngheth and Edmund de Lakyngheth his son of 50 of yearly rent to be taken of all their lands in Suffolk wherein John and Edmund were bound to him. Dated Ereswel , before the Annunciation 51 Edward III. of acknowledgment, 16 April. of Christina who was wife of William Langele of Knolton in her widowhood, being a quitclaim to John de Wetheresfeld, and assigns, of all the lands, rents and services of free and in Sauston co. Cantebrigge which the said John has by feoffment of Henry Warddedewe of Tilmanstone. Dated after the Epiphany 50 Edward III. of acknowledgment at Langedon, 14 April this year, the abbot of Langedon by virtue of the king's writ of dedimus which is on the files of chancery. of William Batesford and Richard Halle, being a quitclaim de Badewe knight, Walter Frost, Ellis Thorp, Sir Robert . 531 de Chilton chaplain, Sir Thomas Cuntasthorp chaplain, Thomas Joel clerk and Henry de Crofton, their heirs and assigns, of the manor of Gasselyns otherwise called Gasselynpark and Holewelle, ot all lands, rents, services and reversions whatsoever in Hertfordshire which they the said William and Richard with Roger Asshebournham and Edmund del Clay had by gift, demise, lease or feoffment of Simon de Lek knight of Cotom co. Notyngham, and of all lands, homages, rents, services, reversions, liberties, warrens, meadows, feedings, pastures, commons, woods, groves, fishponds and fisheries in Hatfeld, Beyford, Brykyndon, Holewelle and Hertfordyngbury co. Hertford which the said Hugh and the others have by gift and feoffment of the said Roger. Witnesses: Robert de Louthe, John Olneye, John Lodeford, John Dauney, John Medebrok, Simon Pekkeville, Robert Pomesbourne. Dated Beyford, 16 April 51 Edward III.