1382-09-20, Westminster

To the sheriff of Surrey. Writ of swpersedeas, by mainprise of Ralph atte Crofte, John Chirynton, Nicholas atte Lythe of Surrey and John Frome of Somerset, in favour of Richard Monstede at suit of Nicholas Slyfeld for an account. William Cressewyk of London to Nicholas Brembre knight, John Fifhyde mercer of London, John Ive rector of St. Michael Wodestrete London, John Wakefeld and Peter Wysebeche chaplain, their heirs and assigns. Charter with warranty of all the lands etc. at Sudbury in the parish of Harwe co. Middlesex which descended to the grantor after the death of Robert his brother, the said Robert by name of . Parr I. 219 Cressewyke of London having purchased the premises of Mauncer cutler of London, which were sometime of Robert son and heir of Adam Brabasoun citizen and fishmonger Dated Sudbury, 10 August 6 Richard II. of acknowledgment, 18 October. John de Sutton, Sir Richard de Sutton knights, Edmund Peverell William Cressewyke of London, William Naferton and Forester to Thomas son of John de Coggeshale of Essex to Margaret his wife. Gift of a yearly rent of 6 marks, to be during Margaret's life of all the lands in Writelle co. Essex the grantors have by feofiment of William Baret of London Eleanor his wife ; and they have put the said Thomas and Margaret by payment of 6s. 8d. Dated Writelle, Friday after the of Michaelmas 6 Richard II. French. of acknowledgment by the other grantors, 18 October ; by William Naferton, 8 November. Peverell to John de Sutton, Richard de Sutton knights, Nafreton (Nafireton), William Cressewyk and Richard Forestere, heirs and assigns. Quitclaim of all the lands, rents etc. as well in as in Wodeham Ferers and Retyngdon co. Essex whereof Baret citizen of London and Eleanor his wife made a feoffment and the said Edmund, the said William and Eleanor and Coggeshale and Margaret his wife having by fine levied in court in the quinzaine of Michaelmas 6 Richard II made a to the said Edmund and his heirs of the premises in by name of 200 acres of land, 15 acres of meadow, 30 acres 8 acres of wood and Ills. 6d. of rent there. Dated 18 6 Richard II. of acknowledgment, 18 October. de Bouland clerk to John de Rypoun parson of the Stronde and John Gardenere of Woxbrugge. Defeasance of a in chancery whereby they are bound to him in 2001/., condition that the said parson shall appear in person on the of All Souls next at Westminster or London in a place to be to account before auditors to be appointed by John de for all profits etc. by him or his deputies received of the and rectory of Deneham all the time that he occupied the and to abide the final execution of such account according to auditors award. Dated London, 18 October 6 Richard II. of acknowledgment, 18 October. de Roos lord of Hamelak to Hugh earl of Stafford, Sir de Neville lord of Raby, Sir Richard de Ravenser archdeacon of John de Holt, Sir William de Benyngholme parson of and William de Rempston, their heirs and assigns. with warranty of the manor of Meltonroos and lands in Guxhille with rents of tenants, reversions ete., and the reversion of rent services of all tenants in Melton, Guxhille, Elseham, Wraghby Glaunforthebrigge now held for life by Sir Ralph Paynell by lease grantor. Dated Meltonroos, Michaelmas day 6 Richard IT, of acknowledgment, 23 October, John de Kirkeby clerk, Ellis Reyner, Jordan de Bladyndone and Thomas Byfelde to Richard lord of Ponyngges knight, William Percy knight, Master Adam Wygemere dean of Southmallyngge, Thomas Kenardesle, Thomas Blast, John Walyngtone and Thomas Sandres clerk, their heirs and assigns. Charter of all lands, rents etc., and the knights fees called Northcraye and Levelonde and the advowson of Northcraye church, which they had by feofiment of Nicholas Heryng and Agnes his wife by fine levied in the king's court, except lands in Northcreye which were of John (de) Gattone. Witnesses : Thomas Sakevyle, Thomas Salman knights, John Neudegate, Roger Terry, John Blast, Peter atte Halle, John Hogge, Tydeman Swyft. Dated Ifelde, Sunday the octaves of Michaelmas 6 Richard II.