1404-10-28, Coventry

Licence for the king's clerk Geoffrey Daunport, bachelor in either law, to obtain from the pope and take possession of a benefice in the cathedral church of Lichefeld. By p.s. Whereas Henry de Percy, lord of Spofforth, father of the king's kinsman Henry, earl of Northumberland, on 26 September, 88 Edward IIT, by writing indented granted to his son Thomas de Percy, now deceased, the manor of Wressill, except the advowson of the church there, and all . Panrr I. 455 rents and services which he had in the towns of Erewes and co. York, with the manor of Claxby, co. Lincoln, to hold for at a rent of a rose at Midsummer, and also the manor of Foston, Leicester, to hold for sixty years at a rent of a clove of gillyflower at provided that if he died within the term the said Henry might the manor, and also by the name of Henry de Percy, lord of on 8 April, 42 Edward III, by charter indented granted to the Thomas and the heirs of his body the manor of Wresill with its of Brighton and Erghes, co. York, and Claxby and Slotheby, Lincoln, and the advowson of the church of Wresill, with remainder the said Henry and his mght heirs, and afterwards on 11 December, Henry IV, by letters patent the king granted to the earl the manor of atte Boure for life, and afterwards on 10 September, 4 Henry IV, other letters patent (see p. 259) the king granted for life to his consort queen of England, the said manor of Wresill by the name of the and manor of Wresill and all lands in the same town and in Brighton, Erghes, Foston and Claxby with Slotheby late of the Thomas ; the king . Unjfinished.