1402-10-18, Westminster

. Parr I. 165 Thomas Percy, in the port of Kyngeston on Hull and portsand places adjacent. By bill of the treasurer. Henry Bekerton, in the port of Southampton and ports and places adjacent. By bill of the treasurer. for life to the king's servant Thomas Elham, groom of the of a messuage in King's Langleye, worth 18s. 4d. yearly, which Swan, late groom of the butlery, had for life of the king's grant, to to that value, provided that he answer for any surplus yearly at the By p.s. to the king's servants Peter Cranburn, one of the grooms of the of the king's beds, and Hugh Malpasse, sumtermen of the chamber, of 7/. 10s. remaining in the hands of Augustine de late farmer of the manor of Salden, co. Buckingham, as parcel annuity of 100s. granted to a yeoman of the chamber of Richard. II Coueley, who had no confirmation from the king. of Nicholas Essex, vicar of the church of St. Martin, in the diocese of Norwich, to the church of Stokton, in the diocese, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the land and of Thomas, late earl Marshal, tenant in chief, on an exchange of with Mathias Aylmere of Walsokene. to Gerard Hun, one of the king's henchmen, in consideration of service without fee or reward and his great poverty, of 20. 20d. hands of Thomas Thorpe of Piltoun due to the king from a fifteenth to Richard II in the county of Rutland and concealed by the said and by Andrew Cotyngham and Robert Freyn, collectors of the By p.s. for 50 marks paid in the hanaper by John Wykyng, for him John Broun and John Welyngton, chaplain, to grant in mortmain messuages and two shops in Wells, not held of the king, to the and commonalty of the city, to find certain works of piety yearly good estate of Isabel late the wife of Thomas Tannere for her soul death and for the souls of Thomas Tannere, John hijs father and his mother and Walter the father and Cristina the mother of the Isabel; and for the master and commonalty to grant in mortmain a rent of 8 marks from the premises to a chaplain to celebrate divine daily in the church of St. Cuthbert in the city for the said estate at the ordinance of the said John, John and John. to Thomas Carrewe, chivaler, of the custody of the castle in Wales and the lordship belonging to it, according to the of a certain indenture. By p.s. for life to Alice late the wife of Robert Bitterley, chivaler, of from the fee-farm of the town of New Wyndesore with arrears 7 May, 1 Henry IV, and a mansion within the castle of Wyndesore, of a like grant to her by letters patent of that date, surrendered because of incorrect description. By K. S ee -_ e