1347-10-25, Walsingham

Cancelled on payment, acknowledged by Thomas Cole, one of the executors of the will of John de Astyngton, late one of the executors of the will of the said William Cole, who survived Richard le Saghiere, it is said. Enrolment of indenture made between Richard le Saghiere of Romesie and William Cole of Elynge of the one part, and John le Rede of Romesie of the other part testifying that whereas John is bound to Richard and William in 60/. by the preceding recognizance to be paid at Michaelmas next following, they grant that if John pay to them at Romeseye, at. Ksaster next, 50s. and at Michaelmas following 50s. and so yearly 100s. until the 600. are fully paid, then all action by virtue of that recognisance shall cease in the meantime, and John grants that the recognisance shall remain in force, saving that Richard and William grant that all payments made by John of the 601. shall be allowed to him, and if Richard and William obtain the 60/. or part thereof in default of payment, by writ, John will pay them 6s. 8d. for their damages and expenses. Witnesses : Nicholas de la Bere, John Inkepenne, Robert de Hoo, the younger, John de Clanefeld, Alan de Sutton, William de Neubrigg. Dated at Westminster on 27 October, 21 Edward III.