1374-01-22, Westminster
Reynold Loue citizen of London to John de Neville of Raby. for 295I., to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in the city of London. Writing of Ralph de Huntyngdon, being a quitclaim with warranty to Master Thomas Baketon clerk, John Cotton of Cantebrigge and William Baketon clerk, their heirs and assigns, of the manor of co. Cantebrigge sometime of William Crocheman knight, with all lands therein which were of the said William Crocheman, a gift and release with like warranty of the reversion of all lands, rents and services therein now held by John Edmund and Maud his wife in dower of the said Maud, and quitclaim with like warranty of the manors of Hampstede, Fynchyngfeld, Saumford, Bumpstede, Asshedon and Radewynter co. Essex, and of the reversion of all lands, rents and services in those towns now held in dower as aforesaid, all sometime of the said William Crocheman. Witnesses: Roger Scales, Hugh la Zouche, John Burgh knights, Roger Herlaston, Henry English, Sewale, Thomas Torel. Dated Cantebrigge, Monday before Christmas 48 Edward III.
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