1377-05-05, William Westminster
Memorandum of acknowledgment, 14 May. Writing of John Fairher citizen and goldsmith of London, being a quitclaim to Nicholas de Carreu the elder of two tenements in the parish of St. Olave in the town of Southewerk co. Surrey, and one other tenement thereto attached in the parish of St. Mary Magdalene, all situate between tenements of John Mockyng towards the north, John Burgeys towards the south and Alice Halstede towards the east and the high street towards the west ; also of another tenement in the said parish of St. Mary between tenements of Joan Mounpeliers towards the north, the prior and convent of the church of St. Mary towards the south and the prior and convent of Lewes towards the east and the high street towards the west ; also of another tenement in the parish Wet. 11824, cr 36 of St. Leonard Estchepe in the city of London situate between tenements of John Spaldyng citizen of London towards the west, Nicholaa Lemman widow towards the east and the prior and convent of Crichirche towards the north and the high street towards the south, and of all other lands and tenements in the city of London and town of Southwerk which were of John Fairher deceased. Dated London, 31 January 51 Edward III.
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