1353-02-07, Westminster

Memorandum that both Richard and William came into chancery at on 9 February and acknowledged the preceding indenture. Enrolment of grant by Richard de Bayouse and Robert de Bayouse, knights, Thomas de Bayouse, rector of Conynton church and Richard son of the said Richard de Bayouse to Richard de Essex, citizen and draper of London, of a yearly rent of 12 marks to be received of all their lands in Arkesdene, co. Essex, with power of distraint there if the rent be in Witnesses: William de Notton, Adam de Acres, John Not, Nicholas Robert de Hathfeld, Thomas Damport, John Clerk, John de Somersham, William Credyl. Dated at London in Candelwykstrete, February, 27 Edward III. AMemorandion that the said Richard, Robert, Thomas and Richard son of came into chancery at Westminster on 9 February and acknowthe preceding deed. Enrolment of grant by Richard de Bayouse, knight to Richard de Essex, and draper of London and to Maud his wife, and to William and their sons, of a yearly rent of 12 marks to be received of all his in Arkesden, co. Essex, for their lives, with power of distraint there the rent be in arrear. He agrees to pay the said rent in London in the of St. Mary Bothawe. [litnesses as abuve.] Dated at London in the of Walbrok, 10 February, 27 Edward III.