1314-09-13, York
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter, dated at Rishangeles on Monday after St. James the Apostle in the year 1307, which Margery, sister and heir of John le Parker of Rishangeles, made to Simon Bushe of Mendlesham and to Richard his son, granting to them, in consideration of a sum of money paid to her, all the lands, rents and tenements held by her in Rishangeles and Thorndone, which had descended to her on the death of her said brother, as well in messuages, houses, buildings, arable lands, meadows, feedings, pastures, gardens, curtilages, stews, ponds, fences, hedges, dykes, ways, paths and commons, homages, and rents, together with - the bailiwick of the custody of the park of Rishangeles, and the serjeancy I1. Parr I. 171 the bailiwick of the fee at Eye as bailiff, precepts and executions court there, with all the commodities and profits in any manner belonging the bailiwick of the custody of the park and to the serjeancy, without detainment, to hold to them and the heirs of the said Richard and their of the chief lords of the fee by the services which pertain to the tenements: further grant by her to them to hold in like manner of the of all tenements which Joan, late the wife of her brother, the said le Parker, holds in dower of her inheritance, with all commodities and belonging to the bailiwick of the custody of the park and to the said which upon the death of the said Joan ought to revert to her. : Edmund de Bedyngfeld, Nigel de Keneton, William de Giselyng- Adam le Flemyng, John le Poure, William le Leche, Richard de Richard de Mondeford and John de Bosco. By p.s.
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