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1335-05-08, Cowick

Memorandum, that John le Colyer came into chancery at Lenton on April, and acknowledged the preceding deed. Assignment of dower to Joan, late the wife of Thomas de Redeberwe, in the 8th year of the king's reign, by John de Peyto the younger, in co. Gloucester, by the king's writ directed to him concerning the lands which belonged to Thomas, at his death, in that county and the march of Wales adjoining, on 20 June, at Magor, to wit, there are to Joan there a new grange with an old cattle shed ard all the from the outer door to the door of the old grange, with all the ditches either head, without the court towards the mote as far as each head the new grange on the north and south sides; there are also assigned her all the great parcel (custwra) in Pulfeld, near the way which leads Magor towards Abreweythel, which contains 9 acres 1 rood; and in two parcels of arable land on the east which contain acres 14 roods; in the middle parcel there 3 acres 14 roods on the side as they are bounded; also in Esturuwelom, all the little parcel arable land near the court, which contains 34 acres, and all the middle of arable land there which contains 9 acres, and all the parcel of land called Stomforlong, which contains 44 acres; also all the of arable land called Regevillislond, which contains 12 acres 3 roods ; all the parcel of arable land called Lesser Paynimscroft, which contains acres 3 roods; also at Smethot, all the upper parcel of arable land on east side which contains G acres 1 rood; and in the parcel of arable near le Morwall there, on the east side 4 acres 1 rood, as they are with free entry and egress to all the said parcels; there are also to her 19 acres of meadow, to wit, 1 acre 3 roods in Ithellismede the west, and 3 acres in Froggemede on the east; and 14 acres in a called Je Maris, on the north, in length as they are bounded ; all the meadow called le Splot, near le Couleswe, containing 3 roods free entry and egress to all the said parcels; there are also assigned her 4 acres of pasture, in Couleswe, on the north, as they are bounded ; a third part of two water mills and a windmill, with a third part all the issues and proflts of the same; also a moiety of a knight's in Sondbrok, which William Duraunt and William Herberd hold; 40s. 24d. of assize rent; to wit, from Hugh Duraunt, 25s. 4d. ; from Podi, 10s.; from John Yracle, 3s. 9d.; trom the abbot of Tynterne, from Andrew le Walshe, Id.; from Felix Teygruk, 2d.; from Adam Bukere, d., with all the services und customs of the same; there are assigned to her 7s. 7 d.; to wit, from John le Wythe, 12d.; from Podi, 3d.; from William Adi, 2d.; from William son of Philip, from Alice Houwe, 6d.; from John Bigge, 2d.; from John le 1d.; from William Seliman, 2d.; from Richard Je Hore, 2d.; Nicholas son of Richard, 2s.; from Robert le Dikare, 1d.; from John Bakere, chaplain, 12d.; from John Pynk, 12d.; from Walter son of d., with all the services and customs of the same; there are assigned to her 40s. 14d. of customary rents, to wit, from William 5s. 84d.; from Alice Hardig, 5s. 8 d.; from Richard Podi, 5s. 83d. ; Thomas Willi, 5s. 8 d.; from William Walter, 5s. 83d.; from John 5s. 8 d.; from John son of Richard, and Robert Godkane, 5s. 83d., all the services and customs of the same; there are also assigned to 10d. of the third part of the rent of John son of John; also 2s. 8d. the third part of the rent of John de Capella, and 214d. of the third of the rent of John, the son of Adam Bigge, with a third part of their services and customs; there are also assigned to her 13s. 63d. of rent of fee anevel, to wit, from Adam Hurdyng, 8d.; from John 18d.; from Nicholas Huhekot, 18d.; from Adam Podi, 3s. 7d.; John Podi, 213d.; from John le Withe, 14d.; from Jobn Koe, 10d.; William Walter, 2s.6d., with all their services and customs; tlere are assigned to her 2s. 6d. of customary rent, and the whole of the said to wit, from Richard Brixard, 4d.; from Agnes Richeman, ld.; from Yrichs, 22d.; from John Hobbehue, 5d., witb all their services customs; there is also assigned to herathird part of all the wastes common profits of the said manor; also at Hamptone Monial, of the messuage, the new cattle shed near the gate, with all the chamber stable adjoining, and a house called le Musthous, and that part of court from the angle of the cattle shed to the angle of the great towards the said houses, with that part of a garden from the outer of the great chamber to le Musthons, and thence direct to the hedge the gardeu by the middle of a well, with free entry and egress at the gate; there are also assigned to Joan of arable land, 13 acres 1 rood all parcels on the south side, to wit, a third part of le Hemerudygg of le (del) Neweruydyingg, as they are bounded, and a third part of all of arable land of the said manor on the south side, as they are also a third part of the dovecotes there; also a certain plot meadow in le Brodemede on the south, as they are bounded ; also 6s. of rent, to wit, from John Hobekynes, 4s. 2 .; from Thomas atte 10d.; from Richard Dauwe, 12d., with all their services and customs; is also assigned to her a little pond with enclosure adjoining by the of the head, as it is bounded; also a third part of all profits to the said messuage; as in woods, wastes, and other common there are also assigned to Jcan, at Hawenepenne, of a chief a grange near the gate with two parcels enclosed, as they are also 26 acres of arable land, by all parcels, as they are newly also an acre of meadow, to wit, a third part of that part of within the close, and a third part of that part of meadow without close, as they are bounded ; also a third part of a parcel of separable as it is bounded; also 15s. 9d. of rent of assize, at three terms to wit, from Henry atte Mede, 18d.; from John Lucos, 8s.; from Fevel, 7d.; from Peter Auncel, 4s.; from Sibyl la Slattere, 15d., and four bedripes, Gd.; there is also assigned to Joan a third part of all profits pertaining to the said messuage to hold in her dower from the lands which belonged to the said Thomas, in that county, at his . 481

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