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1331-02-25, Croydon

The like for Thomas de Tettebury another purveyor. Also for the following purveyors : 25. John la Zousche. 2. Richard de Bovyndon. John de Melforde. John de Kenyngton. Robert Albyn. Robert de Imworth. Richard de Wythynton. John Flemyng. Henry de Botelaria. William de Cornewaille. Walter de Wight. Richard de Podenhale. Henry le Coupere. Alexander le Porter. William de Bachesford. By bill of the queen's steward. 28. Nicholaa, abbess of the Holy Trinity at Caen, staying beyond seas, has letters nominating Philip Bonvallet and William de Yattemenstre her attorneys in England for three years. By fine of 40s. She also has like letters nominating Peter de Garris and Philip de Wyncheleys in the islands of Gernereye, Jereseye, Serk and Aureneye. 22. John de Haddon lately surrendered to Aymer de Valencia, late earl of Pembroke, then lord of the manor of Bampton, which is part of the ancient demesne of the Crown, a messuage, lands, a wood called Apse and 31s. 114d. in rent in Little Haddon, in the parish of Bampton, held in chief by the custom of the said manor; the said Aymer re-granted the same to him with the homages and services both of the free and also of the customary tenants, villeins and other appurtenances to hold in fee simple by the yearly service of 29s. The said John afterwards granted the premises to John Laurence de la More who granted them to his son Thomas Laurence de Ja More, Isabella his wife and the heirs of Thomas, without licence having been obtained for any of these transfers, The king now pardons these trespasses and grants licence for the said Thomas and Isabella to retain the same. By fine of 10s. Oxford.

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