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1340-04-13, Shotley

The like to the following for the following sums : The prior of Crassewelle, 16 marks ; mainpernors, Ralph Speek, Thomas de Edemanston and Robert Lestre of the county of Devon, The prior of Tuardrayth, 45/.; mainpernors, Robert Lestre, John Treiagu, knight, and Rolland de Trewynnard of the county of Cornwall. The prior of Totteneys, 40 marks ; mainpernors, John de Treiagu, knight, John Hamely, knight, and Stephen Treiagu of the county of Cornwall. The prior of Monks Kirkeby, 80 marks ; mainpernors, William de Berughby, parson of the church of Kildesby, Simon de Daventre, parson of the church of Sharneford, in the diocese of Lincoln, and Robert de Lalleford of the county of Warwick. The prior of Modbury, 16 marks; mainpernors, Thomas de Gatewyk, vicar of the church of Oteryngton, in the diocese of Exeter, Ralph Speek, Thomas de Edemanston and Robert Lestre of the county of Devon. The prior of Cowyk, 60 marks ; mainpernors, John de Brokton, parson of the church of Donton, co. Essex, William de Cothull of the county of Sussex, Peter de Sancto Stephano and Ralph Speek of the county of Devon, and William de Merehe of the county of Middlesex. The prior of Otryngton, 100/.; mainpernors, John Treiagu, knight, of the county of Cornwall, Ralph Speek, Thomas de Edemanston and Robert Lestre of the county of Devon. The prior of Bernestaple, 10 marks; mainpernors, Peter de Pirkesworth and Thomas de la Barre of Bernestaple of the county of Devon. 26. The prior of Lodres, 70/.; mainpernors, John de Sengedon, Peter Seneschal, Richard atte Forde and Geoffrey atte Forde of the county of Southampton. By K. & C. 13. The prior of Okeburn, 520/. ; mainpernors, Thomas de Sampford, chivaler, and Stephen le Botiller of the county of Middlesex, and Simon de Berkyng and Roger de Bernes of the city of London. By K. & C. 10. The prior of Wolfricheston, 30/.; mainpernors, Roger de Bray of Coventre, of the county of Warwick, Roger Moryn of Rychemersworth, of the county of Hertford, and Nicholas Herbert of London. By K. & C. The prior of Derhirst, 110/.; mainpernors, Walter de Newynton of the county of Worcester, Peter de Eggesworth and John Wynter of the county of Gloucester. By K.. & C. 22. The prior of Wangeford, 20/.; mainpernors, John de Neuton and Walter de Bliford of the county of Suffolk. By K. & C. The prior of Ware, 230/. ; mainpernors, William Faunt, Robert de 22. Merkefeld, William de Mountsorel, of the county of Leicester, and Peter de Midelton of the county of Northampton. By K. & C. 10. The prior of Tackeleye, 126/.; mainpernors, Robert de Cheddeworth, John le Fermer and William de Lavenham of the county of Essex. By K & C. 13. Emery de Argenteles, proctor of the abbot of Séez, now prior of Lancastre, a cell of the abbey of Séez, 100 marks; mainpernors, Henry de Haydok, parson of the church of Eccleston, . L77 in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, John de Skereton and John de Lyverpole, of the county of Lancaster. i By K. & C. The abbot of Cluny, 50 marks for the manors of Offord Cluny, co. Huntingdon, and Tykessovere and Manton, co. Rutland, which belong to the said abbot, and were committed to Master John de Ufford, proctor of the abbot in England; mainpernors, Master Andrew de Ufford, Richard de Colcestre, Geoffrey Colyn and John Edward of the city of London. By K. & C. The prior of Wotton, 40/., and 80/. arrears; mainpernor, John archbishop of Canterbury. By K. & C.

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