1417-11-26, Westminster
Commitment to Nicholas Sutton, by mainprise of Richard Lyversegge and John Dalton, of the keeping of a cottage with a croft in Esthattele, which Simon Bone, chaplain, who was outlawed for felony at the suit of the king, held in his demesne as of fee on the day of the outlawry, and which was seized. into the king's hands on that account and is extended at 2d. a year ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last for 40 years, rendering the 2d. which the escheator of the county used to render, and an increment of 4d., yearly by equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers, and maintaining the houses and buildings pertaining to the said.cottage and croft. By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
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