1353-01-28, Westminster

The like to the following, to wit : The mayor and bailiffs of Dover and of seven other towns. The bailiffs of Faversham and of thirteen other towns. [Ibid] 17264 2P Enrolment of indenture made between the king and Sir James Daudele, lord of Helegh, testifying that James will now enfeoff the king of the manor of Wynkeleye, which is extended by the ancient extents returned into chancery at 201. 11s. 73d., and the king will give permission to James to enfeoff certain persons of the manors of Blakedon, co. Somerset, Bovytracy, Northleu and Holdesworth and the hamlet of Tackebere, co. Devon, and with the reversion of the manor of Ludeford, co. Somerset, to re-enfeotf James therewith for his life, with remainder to the king, and the king will also give permission to James to enfeoff the same persons or others with the manors of Barnestaple, Coumbemartyn and Fremynton with the hundred and with Southmolton with the hundred and with the reversion of the manor of Dertyngton with appurtenances, to re-enfeoff James and Isabel his wife therewith for their lives, with remainder to James their son and the heirs male of his body, or in default of such heirs to the heirs male of the bodies of James the father and Isabel, or in default to the king, and if the said manors of Wynkeleye, Blakedon, Ludeford, Bovytracy, Northleu and Holdesworth with the hamlet of Tackebere are not of the value of 400 marks yearly by true extent made by lawful men appointed by the king and James the father, the said James grants that before Michaelmas next he will furnish other lands in suitable places needful for the value of the 400 marks, and for the greater surety of the matters aforesaid he has made a recognisance in chancery for 4,000/. to Sir Bartholomew de Burgherssh le piere and to John de Beauchaump of Warrewyk, to be paid at Michaelmas next, and if he performs the agreements aforesaid before the said feast the recognisance shall be null ; and the king grants that he shall pay no fee or fine for the seal or for any other thing touching that affair. Dated at London, 23 April, 27 Edward III. French. Enrolment of indenture made at London, 26 January in the 27th year of the reign, between Lady Elizabeth, countess of Kent, of the one part, and Sir Thomas de Holand and Lady Joan his wife of the other part, testifying that Thomas and Joan are agreed that Elizabeth shall have for all her dower of the lands which belonged to John earl of Kent, her late husband, at his death, both of Kent and of the inheritance of Wake, except the fees and advowsons with which she is not yet dowered, the following lands, rents and ferms, to wit: the manors of Wockingg, Sutton, Purifright and Bagshote, co. Surrey, to the value of 80/. yearly; the manors of Bedehampton and Aulton with the lesser ferms in the manor of Aulton and the ferms of Andevere and of Basyngstoke with all appurtenances, co. Southampton, to the value of 314/. 15s. yearly; 41. 16s. 8d. yearly of the ferm of Idenne, co. Sussex; the manors of Kenton, Lifton, Chetescombe and Shaftebere appurtenances, and the ferm in Devon, of the abbey of Clyve, to the value of 1441. 18s. 4d. yearly; the manors of Somerton, Cammel and Kyngesbury with appurtenances and the rent of Mulburnport and the ferms of the bishop of Bath and the prior of Bath in Somerset to the value of 2941. yearly, and the manors of Musardere, Sodyngton, Bardesle and Lecchelad with appurtenances and the ferm of the abbey of Circestre, co. Gloucester, to the value of 1877. 6s. 8d. together with all the hundreds, foreign and denizen, and the same ferms which belonged to the earl in the said counties appurtenant to those manors and hundreds, saving to Elizabeth her warranty against Thomas and Joan and Joan's heirs for the lands, rents and ferms of her dower aforesaid. French. Enrolment of release by James de Audeleye, lord of Helegh, to the king his manor of Wynkeleye, co. Devon, with the knights fees, advowsons . 595 all other appurtenances. Witnesses: Simon archbishop of Canterbury, archbishop of York, William bishop of Winchester, Henry duke of William de Bohun, earl of Northampton, Richard earl of Thomas de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, Ralph earl of Stafford, de Mortuo Mari, Henry de Percy, Bartholomew de Burgherssh the John de Bello Campo of Warrewyk, John de Grey of Rotherfeld. at Westminster, 20 April, 27 Edward III.