1305-10-20, Westminster

Licence for Hugh de Chaunceus to release to Henry de Bray a rent of [Bishops] 13s. which he pays the said Hugh for 9 messuages, a toft, 6 cottages, Sutton. _ and 3 virgates of land in Herleston as of the manor of Upton, co. Northampton, and the suit which he owes to the said Hugh's court of Upton from three weeks to three weeks, and the service of finding six men for one day in autumn, to be fed by the said Hugh, to reap his corn, and of six other men for one day in autumn to reap his corn without their taking anything from . 419 the said Hugh, so that he, his heirs and assigns hold the same by a rent of 9d. only and suit at the said court; as it appears by inquisition ad quod damnum that the only loss the king would suffer when it came to his hands in the name of a custody or as an escheat, would be 12s. 3d. of the said rent, and 18d. at which the said services are extended. 6.