1386-07-01, Henry Westminster

Bubwyth of Pontefract to Robert de Plesyngton knight. for 40/., to be levied etc. in Yorkshire. Taverham to William Ermyn clerk, John Bataille, Robert and Henry Englissh. Quitclaim of the manors of Creshale Grymston, Aspal and Debenham co. Suffolk, Asshele and co. Norhampton, Sythynge co. Norffolk, Westhalle and Fulbroke Potton and Alricheseye co. Bedford, and all lands etc. which the said Martin and they had by feoffment of William Pole knight and of John de la Pole knight his son. Dated the of Processus and Martinianus 10 Richard II. of acknowledgment in chancery at Westminster, Darleton in her widowhood to William Homewode of West- Gift and quitclaim of her estate or right in all the lands which she had by grant of John Pike citizen and irmonger executor of John Alboun citizen and ferrour of London, having been extended and delivered to the said executor of a statute merchant made to John Alboun by John atte ; and general release of all actions, plaints and demands, real personal, by reason of any right, title, contract or covenant. John de Scarle, John de Folkyngham clerks, Robert John Wakerynge. Dated 2 July 10 Richard II. of acknowledgment, 2 July. of a mainprise under a pain of 100/., made in chancery this year by Thomas Hemgrave and John Strange knights of Hervey Rokhawe goldsmyth of London and Thomas of London draper for Joan de Felton, that she shall procure no hurt or harm to Peter de Bekehalle of Wilby and Cathevache otherwise called Mounteney. of a mainprise under a pain of 500/., made in chancery this year by John Bretoun of Norhamptonshire, John of Cambridgeshire, John Wynselowe of Norffolk and Wyndham for Reynold Aleyn of London grossere, that he do or procure no hurt or harm to the prior of the house of the of St. Mary by London of the Carthusian order, his men Veyle of Bodeney co. Norffolk and Thomas Vey] of the same, and coheirs of John de Gressyngham, to John Chercheman of London and Emma his wife, their heirs and assigns. Gift, demise and quitclaim of the manor and advowson of Jekeburgh. Witnesses: John Gournay, Nicholas Wychyngham, Simon Baret, Robert Chircheman, Richard Grace, John Bodeney. Dated Jekeburgh, the feast of St. Peter and St. Paul 10 Richard II.