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1383-01-01, Westminster

Memorandum of acknowledgment, 27 January. Richard de Ponynges knight lord of Ponynges, William Percy knight, Master Adam Wykemere dean of Southmallyng, Thomas Kynardesle, Thomas Blast, John Walyngton and Thomas Saundres clerk to Agnes daughter of Robert de Northwode knight, William Makenhade, William Sharpynge, Richard Westmorland clerk, John Base and Thomas Holt and to their assigns. Charter indented with warranty of the manor of Northcreye during the life of Agnes, rendering one rose yearly to the grantors, and covenant that they may make waste therein without impeachment. Dated Tuesday the feast of St. Katherine 6 Richard II. Witnesses: Richard Northwich, Richard Stokke, Jordan de Bladyndon, John Catel, William Kerkeby of Craye, Ii. Parr I 245 Halle, William Beaufoy, Richard atte Crouche, Tidyman of acknowledgment by Richard de Ponynges and 27 January. Regner and Thomas Holte to Sir Nicholas Brembre of London John Chaumberleyn chaplain and Nicholas Leche, their heirs Sale and demise of all the rents and services in the hamlets and parishes of Derteford, Stone, Wilmynton and co. Kent held in dower by Margaret who was wife of Thomas knight of the heritage of Roger de Northwode, son and Sir John de Northwode knight, and those which the said Roger by the hands of divers tenants there and elsewhere in Kent heritage of the said Thomas de Grandsoun to his purparty death of the said Thomas, and the reversion of the same shall fall in, the said Roger having granted the same to the and Thomas Holte and to others now deceased, their heirs by a writing enrolled in chancery in April 4 Richard II, said Margaret and the other tenants having attorned tenants Witnesses: Thomas Shardelowe, Geoffrey Gonhale, Richard Edward Aleyn, Robert Hostieller. Dated Derteford, 6 Richard I. of acknowledgment by Thomas Holte 29 January, the said Ellis 31 January. sometime wife of Sir William de Burton to Nicholas de her son and Richard de Spaldewyke rector of Little Castirton, and assigns. Indenture granting a yearly rent of 40/., of the manor of Conyngton co. Huntingdon, all villeins manor of Robert de Baious knight and all that goes with them, said Robert by writing enrolled in the late king's exchequer with clause of distress to John de Neuport, his heirs and and a second yearly rent of 40/. to be taken of the said manor, by another writing made with his own hand the said Robert to the said John, his heirs and assigns, with power to distrain the said John having granted his estate therein to the her heirs and assigns. Dated Conyngton, Wednesday conversion of St. Paul 6 Richard II. of acknowledgment, 29 January. who was [wife] of Thomas de Felton knight, being tenant of lands of her husband's, to the king and to Queen Anne. of the manor of Kyrketon in Lindeseye and the members wherewith among other things the queen is dowered. Dated 30 January 6 Richard II. of acknowledgment, 13 February. de Thetford and Richard Rokel clerks, executors of Thomas knight, to the king. Release, in name of the said testator, for debt etc. Dated London, 30 January 6 Richard II of acknowledgment by the said Richard, 13 February. that on 19 February these two writings were by John keeper of the rolls of chancery delivered to the treasurer to in the treasury.

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