1325-05-11, Porchester

Cancelled on payment. Geoffrey de Eston of Aldewerk and William Lovell of Esyngwold that they owe to John Hayward of Hatfeld 202. ; to be levied, in default of payment, of their lands and chattels in co. York. The chancellor received the acknowledgment. Enrolment of deed of Robert son and heir of William de Queynton of Brightwell, witnessing that whereas William de Bereford, knight, holds all the lands of Robert's father in Brightwell for the term of the life of Adan de Queynton, Robert's uncle, by demise from Adam, to whom Robert's father demised the lands for Adam's life, excepting the chief messuage of the said tenements, which was in Adam's seisin for his life at the time when this deed was made, the said Robert hereby releases to Sir William his right in all the lands aforesaid, and grants to Sir William the reversion of the said chief messuage after Adam's death. Witnesses: Richard du Park of Brightwell, Roger Blome, and John Salveyn, of co. Oxford; Roger de Stowe, John de Padyngton, and John le Brewere, of co. Middlesex; William de Chestrefeld, clerk. Dated at London, in the parish of St. Clement Danes without the bar of the New Temple, London, on Friday after St. John ante Portam Latinam, 18 Edward II.