1468-07-13, Westminster

Grant to the king's servant John Rogere, in repayment of the sum of lent by him to the king, as appears in the receipt of the Exchequer, the following sums yearly from Easter last until he be fully satisfied, ]0/. from the fee farm and increment of the city of Norwich, 11/. 15s. 9d. the issues of divers farms, rents, and hundreds granted to Edmund, of Kent, uncle of Edward III. at the hands of the sheriff of York or occupiers of the same, t/. és. from part of the value of the of Borley, co. Essex, at the hands of the sheriff of the county or prior of Christ Church, Canterbury, or other occupiers of the manor, from the farm of the court of Reuelet, co. Kent, 60s. from the custody farm of a messuage called le crofte, and 32s. 7d. from a rent of two 32 hens, and 184 eggs in the parish of Estchirch, Isle of Shepey, co. at the hands of the sheritt of Kent or Geoftrey de Newenton or other there, 57s. 6d. from the fee farm of the city of Rochester, 54s. from farm of lands in Norton, co. Northampton, at the hands of the sheriff the county or the heirs of William le Mareschali or other farmers, 4d. from the remanent of the hundred of Falwesley, co. Northampton, at hands of the said sheriff or the abbot of Evesham, 7 /. from the issues . Parr I. 93 of the cess of the forest of Cornbury, co. Oxford, at the hands of the sheriff of the county or Thomas de Langley or other farmers, 4 marks from the farm of the manor of Bastyngden, co. Berks, at the hands of the sheriff of the county or Cristina de Mariscis and her heirs or other farmers, 10/. from the fee farm of the town of Guldeford, co. Surrey, 10 marks from the farm of the city of Winchester, co. Southampton, 4/. from the farm of Modbergh, co. Somerset, at the hands of the sheriff of the county or the abbots of Carne, 8/. from the fee farm of the town of Ivelchestre, co. Somerset, 105s. from the farm of Northpedirton, co. Dorset, 12/, from the farm of the lands which Henry Clandauer held in Fytilton, in Wilts, at the hands of the sheriff of the county or Simon son and heir of Richard Combe, 75s. from the issues of small particles of a serjeanty in the counties of Warwick and Leicester, 132. 11s. from the issues of the manor of Helwell, co. Lincoln, and the lordship of Stretton, co. Rutland, 13/. 6s. 8d. from the farms of the town of Kyngeston-on-Thames, co. Surrey, 10/. from the issues of the county of Hereford, and 20/. from a moiety of two water-mills below the castle of Oxford and in the meadow by Oseney called Kyngesmede and a moiety of the fishery of the water called Temese from the bridge called Hidebrigge to the same mills, at the hands of the sheriff of Oxford and Berks or the abbot and convent of Oseney. By p.s.