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CALENDAR
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FINE ROLLS,
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PUBLIC RECOBD OFFICE.
PREPARED UNDEB THE SUPEBrNTENDENCE OF
THE DEPUTY KEEPER OF THE RECORDS.
VOL, XIV,
HENRY V,
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PAGE
PREFACE v.
CORRIGENDA vii.
CALENDAR - 1
GENERAL INDEX - 443
LIST OF MANORS - - - 638
(v.)
PBEFACE.
This volume carries the Calendar of Fine Rolls down
to the end of the reign of Henry V. The object and
character of this Calendar are explained in the preface to
the volume for the reign of Edward I. The text has
been prepared by Mr. P. V. Davies, M.A., F.S.A. and the
index has been compiled by Mr. J. H. Collingridge, M.A.,
both of this Office.
A. E. STAMP.
Public Record Office,
15th December, 1933.
(vii.)
CORRIGENDA,
VOLUME XII.
Page 27, line 21 from foot, for 10 read 9.
,, 342, column 1, line 18 from foot, after 260 add 267.
„ 347, column 1, /me 22 from foot, after 123 add , 156, 157.
,, 396. column 1, /me W from foot, for prior raw/ priory.
VOLUME XIV.
Page 115, /me 1'2 from foot, after Portelmouth mser/ a comma.
,, 151. /me 34, /or Anne raw/ Aune.
,, 355, /me 14, after cancelled add [Calendar of Patent Rolls,
1416-1422, p. 399.].
,, 372, /me 12 from foot, after cancelled add [Calendar of Patent
Rolls, 1416-1422, p. 399.].
„ 405, /me 24, after Huntingdon add [Calendar of Close Rolls,
1419-1422, p. 169.].
„ 436, line 8, after them rwfc/ [Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1416-
1422, p. 444.].
CALENDAR
OF
FINE ROLLS,
1 HENRY V.— PART I.
, .1Q MEMBRANE 35.
14J.O.
March 21. Order to the eseheator in the counties of Oxford and Berks to
Westminster, take into the king's hand and keep safely until further order all
the lands in his bailiwick whereof Robert Ferrers of Chartley,
' chivaler,' who held of Henry IV in chief, was seised in his
demesne as of fee on the day of his death ; and to make inquisition
touching his lands and heir.
The like orders touching the lands of the following persons,
addressed to the escheators in the counties named : —
[The same Robert] ; Gloucester ; Somerset.
Alice late the wife of Richard Sibyle ; Hertford.
Alma de la Heose ; Wilts.
Henry Vavasour, ' chivaler ' ; York ; Lincoln.
April 5.
Westminster.
April 6.
Westminster.
April 12.
Westminster.
April 14.
Westminster.
April 28.
Westminster.
April 12.
Westminster.
May 18.
Westminster.
May 24.
Westminster.
June 8.
Westminster.
June 8.
Westminster.
May 24.
Westminster.
June 22.
Westminster.
Robert Nevill of Horneby, ' chivaler ' ; York.
John Fitz Johan ; Buckingham.
Eva late the wife of Simon Cadull ; Gloucester and the
adjacent march of Wales.
Robert Nevill of Horneby, ' chivaler ' ; Lincoln.
Paulinus Hereford ; Bedford.
William Wyles of Eggeton ; York.
John Waryn son and heir of Griffith Waryn ; Salop.
Ankaret late the wife of Richard Talbot, knight ; Salop ;
Warwick ; Hereford ; Gloucester ; Oxford ; Berks ;
Wilts ; Buckingham.
William Purly ; Leicester.
Henry de Bello Monte, ' chivaler ' ; York ; Leicester ;
Middlesex ; Lincoln ; Southampton ; London (William
Walderne, mayor and eseheator).
Wt. 2415.— B. & S.— 375. F. 1.
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1413.
July 5.
Westminster.
July 8.
Westminster.
July 11.
Westminster.
July 1.
Westminster.
Aug. 24.
Westminster.
Aug. 21.
Westminster.
Oct. 10.
Westminster.
Oct. 12.
Westminster.
Oct. 13.
Westminster.
Oct. 5.
Westminster.
Oct. 8.
Westminster.
Aug. 10.
Westminster.
June 22.
Westminster.
Sept. 16.
Westminster.
Oct. 17.
Westminster.
Oct. 12.
Westminster.
Oct. 22.
Westminster.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
Nov. 5.
Westminster.
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
Membrane 35 — cont.
Ralph Maloiselle ; Somerset and Dorset ; Devon.
Ankaret late the wife of Richard Talbot, knight ; South-
ampton.
Vacated because surrendered in cera.
Joan late the wife of John Pyell, late citizen of London ;
Northampton.
John Colshull of the county of Cornwall, esquire ; Cornwall.
John Tyndale ; Northampton ; Cambridge.
Agnes de Trewyke ; Northumberland.
William Brantyngham, knight ; Wilts ; Northampton.
Robert Seymour ; Somerset.
Walter Rodeney, ' chivaler ' ; Somerset.
Margaret late the wife of John Weston ; Wilts.
William Brantyngham, ' chivaler ' ; Warwick ; Dorset.
Leonard Hakeluyt, ' chivaler ' ; Somerset and Dorset ; Here-
ford ; Worcester.
Henry de Bello Monte, ' chivaler ' ; city of Lincoln (the mayor
and escheator).
Elizabeth late the wife of William Palton, ' chivaler ' ;
Middlesex ; Essex ; Southampton ; Wilts ; Dorset.
William de Staynton ; York.
Francis Court, ' chivaler ' ; Hereford and the adjacent march
of Wales ; Southampton.
Emma late the wife of John Colshull ; Cornwall and Devon.
Elizabeth late the wife of Humphrey Stafford, knight ;
Somerset and Dorset.
William Kyriell ; Kent.
John Lound ; Bedford.
Emeline late the wife of Frank de Scolond ; Somerset.
John Pokeswell, who held by knight service of the heir of
John Tuchet, a minor in the king's ward ; Somerset.
Humphrey Stafford, knight ; Stafford ; Somerset and Dor-
set ; Cornwall ; Wilts.
William Brantyngham, knight ; Surrey.
Mittitur in extractis usque hue.
1 HENRY V.— PART I.
1413.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
Nov. 15.
Westminster.
Dec. 15.
Westminster.
1414.
Jan. 2.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Feb. 19.
Westminster.
1413.
March 21.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 34.
Richard Talbot ; Oxford ; Berks.
Thomas Wake ; Wilts ; Dorset.
Nicholas Hele ; Devon.
William Stourton ; Somerset ; Dorset ; Wilts ; Essex.
Roger Horsley ; Northumberland.
John Rouce, esquire ; Wilts ; Buckingham.
Nicholas Hele ; Dorset.
John Hothome, ' chivaler ' ; York ; Westmoreland ; county
palatine of Lancaster (the chancellor).
Joan late the wife of John Paule, ' chivaler ' ; Northampton.
MEMBRANE 29.
Commission during pleasure to John Holym and Richard
Burton to levy and collect in person in the port of Sandwich and
in all adjacent ports and places ( 1 ) the customs granted to Edward
I by foreign and alien merchants in return for certain liberties and
immunities [Fosdera, II. ii. 747], and the custom and subsidy
which by the statute published in the Parliament held at West-
minster, 11 Henry IV, all such alien merchants are to pay for
garments made for export from cloths of scarlet, ' sangwyn ' and
other colours of the whole or the half grain, and also from cloths
dyed in grain, and all other cloths of wool, which have been cut,
according to the rate and quantity of the same ; (2) the custom
and subsidy on wools, hides and woolfells, to wit, on each sack of
wool 50s. from denizens and 60s. from aliens, on every 240 woolfells
the like amounts, and on each last of hides 100s. from denizens and
8 marks from aliens ; and (3) the custom on cloths of wool made
in England for export to foreign parts, to wit, I4d. from denizens
and 2ld. from aliens on every cloth of assise, 2s. 4d. from denizens
and 3s. 6d. from aliens on every cloth of scarlet and other cloth
of whole grain, a moiety of such custom on every other cloth of
half grain, [or] in which part of the grain has been mixed, and
also the rate of the same customs proportionably on every other
cloth according as the same be beyond or within the assise, and
Id. from denizens and \\d. from aliens for one whole cloth of
worsted, and 5d. from denizens and l\d. from aliens for one single
bed of worsted, and 9d. from denizens and 13£d. from aliens for
one double bed ; and to keep the ' coket ' seal in the said ports ;
answering at the Exchequer for the moneys forthcoming.
By bill of the treasurer.
The like to the following in the ports and places named :—
Henry Strother and William Asplyon ; in the port of New-
castle-upon-Tyne and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1413.
March 31.
Westminster.
April 3.
Westminster.
March 30.
Westminster.
April 12.
Westminster.
April 13.
Westminster.
April 15.
Westminster.
May 21.
Westminster.
June 6.
Westminster.
Nov. 5.
Westminster.
Oct. 1.
Westminster.
Nov. 20.
Westminster.
1414.
Jan. 18.
Westminster.
1413.
March 21.
Westminster.
Membrane 29 — cont.
Thomas Frye and Robert Calche ; in the port of Melcombe
etc. By bill of the treasurer.
Richard Boyton and William Bak ; in the port of Brigge-
watyr etc. By bill of the treasurer.
Roger Lughburgh and John Bury ; in the port of Lenne etc.
By bill of the treasurer.
Richard Altham and John Tuttebury ; in the port of Kynges-
ton-upon-Hull etc. By bill of the treasurer.
Richard Stucle and James Knottesford ; in the port of
Chichester etc. By bill of the treasurer.
John Hennegge and Richard Aylwarde ; in the port of
Boston etc. By bill of the treasurer.
Hugh Fraunceys and John Godeston ; in the port of Ipswich
etc. By bill of the treasurer.
Thomas Middelton and John Ergaston ; in the port of
Suthampton etc. By bill of the treasurer.
William Jonesson and Robert Hebbourne ; in the port of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne etc. By bill of the treasurer.
Richard Burton and Robert Middelton ; in the port of
Kyngeston -upon -Hull etc. By bill of the treasurer.
James Knottesford and John Bradbrugge ; in the port of
Chichester etc. By bill of the treasurer
John Belle and Henry Louelich ; in the port of Boston etc.
By bill of the treasurer.
Thomas Chalton and Thomas Lane ; in the port of Sandwich
etc. By bill of the treasurer.
William Warner and John Godeston ; in the port of Ipswich
etc. By bill of the treasurer.
John Sterlyng and William Forde ; in the port of Great
Yarmouth etc. By bill of the treasurer.
John Hawley and Edmund Arnold ; in the port of Exeter
and Derthemouth etc. By bill of the treasurer.
Henry Totynge, clerk, and Thomas Fre ; in the port of
Melcombe etc. By bill of the treasurer.
Richard Mayn and William Bakke ; in the port of Brugge-
water etc. By bill etc.
William Normore and John Sutton ; in the port of Bristol etc.
By bill etc.
William Sopere and John Esgaston ; in the port of South-
ampton etc. By bill etc.
John Belle and Henry Louelych ; in the port of Boston etc.
By bill of the treasurer.
Richard Mayn and William Hastynges ; in the port of
Brigge water etc. By bill of the treasurer.
Thomas Sutton, clerk, and Robert Middelton ; in the port of
Kyngeston-upon-Hull etc. By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 28.
Commission in like terms to John Droys and Robert Russell to
levy and collect (1) and (3) above [p. 4] in the port of Bristol and
in all adjacent ports and places. By bill of the treasurer,
1 HENRY V.— PART I.
1413.
March 30.
Westminster.
1414.
Feb. 12.
Westminster.
Membrane 28 — cont.
The like to the following in the ports and places named :—
Thomas Denton and Richard Style ; in the port of London
etc. By bill of the treasurer.
Peter Savage and William atte Forde ; in the port of Great
Yarmouth etc. By bill of the treasurer.
William Hertiscote and William Spencer ; in the ports of
Plymmouth and Fowy etc. By bill of the treasurer.
John Urban and Edmund Arnald
and Dertemouth etc.
Robert Coton and Thomas Denton
etc.
in the ports of Exeter
By bill of the treasurer,
in the port of London
By bill of the treasurer.
John Hille and Thomas Denton
in the port of London etc.
By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 27.
March 21. Commitment of the county of Cornwall to John Arundell,
Westminster, esquire, during pleasure, so that he answer at the Exchequer as
sheriff.
Order to all persons of the county to be intendant to John as
sheriff.
The like commitments to the following of the counties named :—
William Lye, ' chivaler ' ; Cumberland.
Robert Harbotell, esquire ; Northumberland.
William Rigmaydyn ; Nottingham and Derby.
Nicholas Alderwich ; Lincoln.
Thomas Maureward, ' chivaler ' ; Warwick and Leicester.
John Brugge ; Salop.
Thomas Detek ; Stafford.
Richard Arundell, ' chivaler ' ; Hereford.
Robert Whitynton ; Gloucester.
John Walden ; Cambridge and Huntingdon.
Thomas Aylesbury, ' chivaler ' ; Bedford and Buckingham.
Philip Ingelfeld ; Essex and Hertford.
Vincent Fynch ; Surrey and Sussex.
John Lysle ; Southampton.
Walter Charlton ; Wilts.
Robert Hille ; Somerset and Dorset.
Thomas Beaumond ; Devon.
Gerard Flore ; Rutland.
Robert Clifton ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
March 21. Commitment of the county of York and castle of York to John
Westminster. Etton, ' chivaler,' during pleasure, so that he answer at the
Exchequer as sheriff and keeper.
Order to all persons of the county to be intendant to him as
sheriff and keeper.
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 27 — cont.
The like commitments to the following in the counties named : —
Ralph Paries ; Northampton.
Edward Coudray ; Oxford and Berks.
William Cheyne of Shepey ; Kent.
March 21. Commitment of the office of the escheatry in the county of
Westminster. York to Robert Morton during pleasure, so that he answer at the
Exchequer for the issues.
Order to all persons of the county to be intendant to him as
escheator.
The like commitments to the following in the counties named : —
William Rokewode ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
George Haukeston ; Salop and the adjacent march of Wales.
Thomas Coton ; Stafford.
Thomas Mille ; Hereford and the adjacent march of Wales.
Richard Stuclee ; Somerset and Dorset.
Henry Fulford ; Devon and Cornwall.
James Belers ; Warwick and Leicester.
Robert Wrytelee ; Essex and Hertford.
Robert Gilberd ; Gloucester and the adjacent march of Wales.
Edward Blundell ; Worcester.
Adam Iwode ; Surrey and Sussex.
Thomas Horden ; Kent and Middlesex.
John Fulnaby ; Lincoln.
Thomas Mortymer ; Northampton and Rutland.
John Eryngton ; Northumberland.
William Stapleton ; Cumberland and Westmoreland.
Peter Pole ; Nottingham and Derby.
Thomas Stirkeland ; Bedford and Buckingham.
Richard Leverer ; Cambridge and Huntingdon.
John Champ ; Oxford and Berks.
William Warbelton ; Southampton and Wilts.
March 21. Commission during pleasure to Thomas Fauconer and Henry
Westminster. Barton to levy and collect in the port of London and in all adjacent
ports and places, in person and not by deputy, the custom and
subsidy on wools, hides and woolfells, to wit, on each sack of wool
50s. from denizens and 60s. from aliens, on every 240 woolfells the
like amounts, and on each last of hides 100s. from denizens and
8 marks from aliens ; and to keep the ' cbket ' seal in the said
port ; answering at the Exchequer for the moneys forthcoming.
By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 28. The like to the following :—
Westminster. John Boteler and Henry Barton ; in the port of London and
in all adjacent ports and places. By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 26.
March 20. Whereas in a great council of Edward III lately held at West-
Westminster, minster the magnates and commons of the realm, in return for the
1 HENRY V.— PART 1.
Membrane 26 — cont.
remission by the king of the forfeitures pertaining to him of the
alnage of cloths, granted to the said king a subsidy on all cloths for
sale, as well of one colour as another, to be taken from the seller in
addition to the customs due thereon, to wit, on every cloth of
assise without grain 4d., and on the half cloth 2d., on every cloth
of scarlet of assise Qd., and on the half cloth 3d, on every cloth of
half grain of assise 5d., and on the hah* cloth 2%d., and on every
cloth exceeding the half cloth of assise by three ells or more and
not being a whole cloth of assise, and on every cloth exceeding the
whole cloth of assise by three ells or more, an amount in proportion
to the rate for a whole cloth of the same sort, provided nevertheless
that nothing be taken on any cloths made by any one for the
clothing of himself and his household, or on cloths sealed with the
seal of the collector of the subsidy on which the subsidy has
already been paid once by the seller, and that all cloths exposed
for sale before being so sealed shall be forfeit to the king and taken
into the king's hand by the collector or alnager or their deputy,
or by the bailiffs of the town in which they shall happen to be
found ; and whereas in the same council it was ordained that the
king's alnager should cause cloths for sale to be measured and
sealed with a seal whereby the measurement thereof might be
known, and should take from the seller for every whole cloth so
measured ^d., and for a half cloth %d., and should not meddle
with the alnage of any cloths except cloths for sale ; and whereas
in divers statutes it is contained that a cloth of ' ray ' shall be
28 ells in length measured by the list and 5 quarters in breadth,
and a cloth of colour 26 ells in length measured by the back and
6 quarters in breadth, at least, and half cloths in proportion ; and
whereas in the Parliament of 17 Richard II it is ordained that
any person of the realm may make cloths of ' kerseys ' and other
cloths of such length and breadth as he please, and expose the
same for sale and sell them on payment of alnage, subsidy and
other duties, to wit, on every cloth and piece of cloth proportion-
ably, any statute, ordinance, proclamation, restriction or pro-
hibition to the contrary notwithstanding, and that no one shall
sell any cloths or expose them for sale until the cloths have been
measured by the alnager and sealed with the seal appointed for the
purpose, under the penalties contained in the statutes ; and whereas
in the Parliament held at Westminster on 1 March 7 Henry IV
it was ordained that a cloth of colour shall contain 28 ells in length
measured by the back absque conculcacione pannorum and 6£
quarters in breadth, and that the makers of cloths thereafter shall
forfeit any cloths found by the alnager to be of less length or breadth,
and that the alnager shall take the said cloths and deliver them
to the Wardrobe to the king's use ; and whereas in a statute in the
Parliament of 11 Henry IV it is ordained that proclamation
should be made openly, in the West and elsewhere through the
whole realm, that no person making such cloths and dozens, in
the West or elsewhere within the realm, shall tack or fold together
the same until the alnager shall have duly made his examination
and survey of the same, to see that they keep the length and
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 26 — cont.
breadth last ordained by the statute aforesaid, under pain of
forfeiture : the king has granted and demised at farm to Urian
Semper, — by mainprise of sir Thomas Talbot, knight, of the
county of York and sir John Wilyshire, knight, of the county of
Norfolk, — the subsidy and alnage of cloths for sale in the county
of Salop ; to hold the same from Easter next for 6 years, together
with a moiety of the forfeiture of such cloths, rendering 10Z. 13s.
4td., as John Laurens of Lodelowe the last farmer was wont to
render, and an increment of 40s., yearly at the Exchequer by equal
portions at Michaelmas and Easter, and answering at the
Exchequer for the other moiety of the forfeiture. And further
the king has appointed the said Urian in person or by deputy to
measure all cloths and pieces of cloth for sale in the said county
before they are exposed for sale or taken out of the county, seal
the same with the appointed seal, levy and collect from the seller
the moneys forthcoming from such alnage and also the subsidy
aforesaid in respect of all cloths and pieces of cloth so measured
and sealed, search houses, shops and other places in the said county
where such cloths and pieces of cloth can be found, and take into
the king's hand as forfeit all unsealed cloths and pieces of cloth
exposed for sale, retaining a moiety of the forfeiture in his own
hands, answering for the other moiety as above, and doing all
other things contained in the statutes aforesaid according to the
form of the same. By bill of the treasurer.
May 9. Grant and demise to John Bowere of Boston, — by mainprise
Westminster. of William Warde, clerk, of the county of Lincoln and Thomas
Pontesbury of the county of Salop, — of the subsidy and alnage of
cloths for sale in the parts of Holand, co. Lincoln ; to hold the
same from Easter last for 5 years, together with a moiety of the
forfeiture of such cloths, rendering 10 marks yearly, as the last
farmers used to render, and an increment of 26s. 8d., by equal
portions at Michaelmas and Easter, and answering at the
Exchequer for the other moiety of the forfeiture ; with proviso
that if any other person shall be willing without fraud to render
more for the said farm by Easter next, then the said John shall
render thereafter such larger sum or be removed from the farm
at the will of the king : and appointment of the said John as
alnager and collector ; — in terms as above [last entry].
By bill of the treasurer.
The like to the following : —
May 10. Thomas Parker, — by mainprise of Robert Tiptot of the
Westminster. county of Salop and Nicholas Short of the county of Wilts,
— from Easter last for 5 years, at a yearly farm of the 40s.
which the last farmers used to render, and an increment of
13s. 4d. ; in the county of Hereford.
By bill of the treasurer.
May 17. John Arnald, the younger, and William Gervays, — by main-
Westminster, prise of John Arnald, esquire, the elder, and John Rede of
London, — from Easter last for 10 years, at a yearly farm
1 HENRY V.— PART I.
1413.
May 22.
Westminster.
May 26.
Westminster.
Membrane 26 — cont.
of the 45 marks sterling which the last farmers rendered,
and an increment of 40s. ; in the county of Southampton
and in the city and suburbs of Winchester.
By bill of the treasurer.
Thomas Fasby, — by mainprise of Nicholas Welles of the
county of Warwick and John Middelton of the county of
Oxford, — from Easter last 'for 10 years, at a yearly farm
of the 21 marks which the last farmer used to render, and
an increment of 10 marks ; in the county of Kent.
By bill of the treasurer.
John Waget and John Draper, — by mainprise of John Wode
of the county of Worcester and Thomas Newenham of the
county of Northampton, — from Easter last for 3 years, at a
yearly farm of 11 marks and an increment of 13s. 4d. ; in
the county of Gloucester. By bill of the treasurer.
John Feerby and John Adreston, — by mainprise of William
atte Welle, William Mounde, William Bury and Thomas
Meller, all of the county of Kent, — from Easter last for
5 years, at a yearly farm of the 203 marks which the last
farmer used to render, and an increment of 7 marks ; in
the counties of Essex, Hertford, Norfolk and Suffolk, and
in the city of Norwich. By bill of the treasurer.
May 27.
Westminster.
May 20.
Westminster.
May 26.
Westminster.
May 26.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 25.
Robert Passemer and William Casteleyn, — by mainprise of
John Danvers of the county of Leicester and John Cook
of the county of Warwick, — from Easter last for 5 years,
at a yearly farm of the 34Z. which the last farmers used to
render, and an increment of 40s. ; in the county of
Warwick. By bill of the treasurer.
John atte Wode, Thomas Hethey and William Forde,
' draper,' — by mainprise of John Wachet of the county of
Oxford and William Boteler of the county of Worcester,—
from Easter last for 7 years, at a yearly farm of the 7
marks sterling which the said John atte Wode and other
farmers used to render, and an increment of 13s. 4d. ; in
the county and city of Worcester.
By bill of the treasurer.
Thomas Pontesbury and John Belasys of the county of
Lincoln, — by mainprise of John Bo were of Boston, co.
Lincoln, and John Paunton of the county of Salop, — from
Easter last for 5 years, at a yearly farm of the 4 marks
3s. 4d. which the last farmer used to render, and an incre-
ment of 10s. ; in the city of Lincoln.
By bill of the treasurer.
John Coldon of the county of Northampton, — by mainprise
of John Everdon, clerk, of the county of Northampton and
Richard Appillton of the county of Kent, — from Easter
last for 10 years, at a yearly farm of the 40s. which the last
10
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1413.
June 12.
Westminster.
June 9.
Westminster.
June 4.
Westminster.
Oct. 17.
Westminster.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
Oct. 25.
Westminster.
Nov. 5.
Westminster.
Nov. 13.
Westminster.
Membrane 25 — cont.
farmer used to render, and an increment of 40s. ; in the
counties of Northampton and Rutland.
By bill of the treasurer.
Roger Mynde, — by mainprise of Thomas Norton of Bristol,
the elder, and John Cachepoll of Bristol, — from Easter
last for 10 years, at a yearly farm of the 541. 13s. 4d. which
the last farmers used to render, without any increment ; in
the town and suburbs of Bristol. (Omitting the proviso
touching the increase of the farm).
By bill of the treasurer.
Thomas Darnall, William Asarme and John Kyngesmyll, —
by mainprise of Thomas Davell of the county of Lincoln
and Peter Stantor of the county of Devon, — from Easter
last for 6 years, at a yearly farm of the 201. 13s. 4d. which
the last farmers used to render, and an increment of 26s.
8d. ; in the counties of Oxford and Berks.
By bill of the treasurer.
William Norwych, — by mainprise of Richard Smyth of the
county of Devon and William Twyford of the county of
Southampton, — from Easter last for 5 years, at a yearly
farm of the 27 marks which he used to render, and an
increment of 205. ; in the counties of Surrey and Sussex.
By bill of the treasurer.
Thomas Barbour, — by mainprise of John Wyche and John
Sondbach, both of the county of Stafford, — from Michael-
mas last for 5 years, at a yearly farm of the 40s. which he
used to render, and an increment of 13s. 4d. ; in the county
of Stafford. By bill of the treasurer.
William Kelk, — by mainprise of John Beseby and John
Abbot, both of the county of Lincoln, — from Michaelmas
last for 2 years, at a yearly farm of 40s. ; in the parts of
Lyndesey, co. Lincoln. By bill of the treasurer.
Roger Normanton, — by mainprise of William Cranle of the
county of Surrey and John. Wode of the county of
Worcester, — from Michaelmas last for 7 years, at a yearly
farm of 13s. 4d. ; in the county of Derby.
By bill of the treasurer.
William Pays and John Waget, — of mainprise of John
Stephenes of Bristol and William Arderne of the county of
Northampton, — from 4 November last for 7 years, at a
yearly farm of the 122/. which the last farmers used to
render, and an increment of 5 marks ; in the county of
Somerset. (Omitting the proviso touching the increase of
the farm). By bill of the treasurer.
Grant and demise to John Prophet of London, ' fysshemonger,'
— by mainprise of John Weston and John Credy, both of the
county of Surrey, — of the subsidy and alnage of cloths for sale in
the city and suburbs of London ; to hold the same from Michael-
mas last for 12 years, together with a moiety of the forfeiture of
such cloths, rendering 40 marks a year, as the last farmers used
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1413. Membrane 25 — cont.
to render, and an increment of 10 marks a year, at Easter and
Michaelmas equally, and answering at the Exchequer for the
other moiety of the forfeiture ; and appointment of the said John
Prophet as alnager and collector ; — in terms as above [p. 6].
By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Nov. 13. Grant and demise to John Prophet of London, ' fysshmonger,' —
Westminster, by mainprise of John Weston and John Credy, both of the county
of Surrey, — of the subsidy and alnage of cloths for sale in the city
and suburbs of London ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last
for 12 years, together with a moiety of the forfeiture of such
cloths or pieces of cloth exposed for sale or taken out of the said
city and suburbs before the alnage money and subsidy have been
paid and the cloths and pieces of cloth have been sealed with the
seals appointed for such alnage and subsidy respectively, rendering
40 marks a year, as the last farmers used to render, and an incre-
ment of 10 marks a year, at Easter and Michaelmas equally, and
answering at the Exchequer for the other moiety of the forfeiture ;
and appointment of the said John Prophet as alnager and col-
lector ; — in terms as above [p. 6]. By bill of the treasurer.
IA-IA MEMBRANE 24.
Feb. 6. Grant and demise to Thomas Pontesbury, Thomas Gees,
Westminster. Richard Baret and John Davy, — by mainprise of Stephen Lalf ord of
London and John Bower of the county of Lincoln, and in pursuance
of the surrender by the said Thomas Pontesbury, in the Chancery
for cancellation, of the letters patent of 26 May last [p. 9] by
which the king committed the subsidy and alnage of cloths for
sale in the city of Lincoln to him and John Belasys of the county
of Lincoln, — of the subsidy and alnage of cloths for sale both in
the said city of Lincoln and also in the parts of Kesteven, co.
Lincoln, together with a moiety of the forfeiture of such cloths ;
to hold the same from Michaelmas last for 5 years, rendering
yearly at the Exchequer by equal portions at Easter and Michael-
mas 13s. 4d., to wit, in respect of the city of Lincoln, the 5 marks
which the said Thomas Pontesbury and John Belasys were bound
heretofore to render, and, in respect of the parts of Kesteven,
5s. l^d. (the sum accounted for last year by Robert Erie the then
alnager and collector), and an increment of 12$d., and answering
at the Exchequer for the other moiety of the forfeiture ; and
appointment of the said Thomas, Thomas, Richard and John as
alnagers and collectors ; — in terms as above [p. 6].
By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 23.
1413.
April 23. Whereas in a great council of Edward III [as above, p. 6,
Westminster, down to], under pain of forfeiture : the king has appointed John
Corscombe and John Melbourne of the city of Salisbury as his
alnagers in the said city of Salisbury and in all other towns and
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CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1413. Membrane 23 — cont.
places within the county of Wilts, during pleasure, in person and
by deputy to measure all cloths and pieces of cloth for sale in the
said city, towns and places before they are sold or exposed for sale
or taken out of the said city, towns and places, seal the same with the
seal appointed for such alnage, levy and collect to the king's use
from the seller the moneys forthcoming from such alnage, and also
the subsidy aforesaid, in respect of all cloths and pieces of cloth for
sale so measured and sealed, answer at the Exchequer for the said
moneys and subsidy, seal all such cloths and pieces of cloth, when
the subsidy thereon has been paid, with the seal appointed for the
purpose, cause proclamation to be made that no denizen or alien
expose for sale or take out of the said city, towns and places any
cloths or pieces of cloth, under pain of forfeiture of the same, until
the alnage money and subsidy have been paid and the cloths and
pieces of cloth have been sealed with the seals appointed for such
alnage and subsidy respectively, search all houses, shops and other
places where such cloths and pieces of cloth for sale can be found,
take into the king's hand as forfeit all unsealed cloths and pieces of
cloth exposed for sale, sell them by indenture by survey of the
sheriff of the county, answer at the Exchequer for the moneys
forthcoming, and arrest and commit to prison until further order
all who are rebellious in the matter ; answering at the Exchequer
for the issues and profits of the said alnage and subsidy and
forfeiture according to the form of the statutes. And the treasurer
is from time to time at his discretion to remunerate the said John
and John according to their deserts and labours. And order to
the sheriff of the county and to the bailiffs, constables, ministers
and other the king's lieges and subjects of the said city, towns
and places to be intendant to the said John and John and to their
deputies. By bill of the treasurer.
Appointment hi like terms of the following in the counties
named : —
Oct. 17. Thomas Beverlee ; Cambridge and Huntingdon.
Westminster. By bill of the treasurer.
March 22. John Hosiere of Exeter, ' drapere ' ; Devon and Cornwall.
Westminster. By bill of the treasurer.
June 13. Commitment to Thomas Erpyngham, ' chivaler,' John Wynter,
Westminster. John Wodehous and John Spencer, — by mainprise of Edmund
Oldhalle and William Champeneys of the county of Norfolk, — of
the guardianship of all the manors, lands, rents, services, lordships,
courts, liberties, franchises, and all other temporal rights and
profits, in the counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex and Middlesex,
late of Alexander late bishop of Norwich, which have come to the
king's hands by his death ; to hold the same to them and their
assigns from the day of the death of the said late bishop until
Michaelmas next, rendering 200 marks at the Exchequer by equal
portions, to wit, paying 100 marks at the feast of St. Peter ad
Vincula next and 100 marks at the feast of All Saints following.
By bill of the treasurer.
1 HENRY V.— PART!.
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,,,„ MEMBRANE 22.
March 21. Commission during pleasure to Richard Boyton and William
Westminster. Bak to levy and collect in person in the port of Briggewater and in
all adjacent ports and places, after inspection of the merchandise,
the subsidy which, in the Parliament held at Westminster, 13
Henry IV, was granted to the king from Michaelmas last for
one whole year, for the defence of the realm, to wit, 3s. on every
tun of wine for import and export (the king's prise only excepted),
and I2d. in the pound of silver on all merchandise for import and
export (except wools, hides and woolfells, and wine, and except
every kind of corn and flour and fresh fish and beasts for export,*
and ale for export for the victualling of Calais by the men of
Baudessey, Faltenham and Alderton upon Gosford) ; and to
answer at the Exchequer for the moneys forthcoming.
By bill of the treasurer.
The like to the following in the ports and places named :—
Peter Savage and William atte Forde ; in the port of Great
Yarmouth and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
Roger Lughburgh and John Bury ; in the port of Lenne etc.
By bill of the treasurer.
John Urban and Edmund Arnald ; in the ports of Exeter
and Dertemouth etc. By bill of the treasurer.
John Holym and Richard Burton ; in the port of Sandwich
etc. By bill of the treasurer.
John Hennegge and Richard Aylwarde ; in the port of
Boston etc. By bill of the treasurer.
Hugh Fraunceys and John Godeston ; in the port of Ipswich
etc. By bill of the treasurer.
William Hertescote and William Spencer ; in the ports of
Plymmouth and Fowy etc.
Henry Srother and William Asplyon ; in the port of New-
castle-upon-Tyne etc. By bill of the treasurer.
John Droys and Robert Russell ; in the port of Bristol etc.
By bill of the treasurer.
Richard Altham and John Tuttebury ; in the port of
Kyngeston-upon-Hull etc.
Lewis John and Richard Bukelande ; in the port of London
etc. By bill of the treasurer.
Thomas Fry and Robert Calche ; in the port of Melcombe
etc. By bill of the treasurer.
Richard Stucle and James Knottysforde ; in the port of
Chichester etc. By bill of the treasurer.
Richard Burton and Robert Middelton ; in the port of
Kyngeston-upon-Hull etc. By bill of the treasurer.
Thomas Middelton and John Ergaston ; in the port of
Suthampton etc. By bill of the treasurer.
William Jonesson and Robert Hebbourne ; in the port of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne etc. By bill of the treasurer.
* except wools, hides and woolfells for export, and except wines, all manner
of corn, flour, fresh fish and beasts for import. Rot, Parl, HI, 648.
March 30.
Westminster.
March 31.
Westminster.
April 3.
Westminster.
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CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1413.
April 12.
Westminster.
April 13.
Westminster.
April 15.
Westminster.
April 14.
Westminster.
May 21.
W estminster .
June 6.
Westminster.
Membrane 22 — cont.
Thomas Chalton and Thomas Lane ; in the port of Sandwich
etc. By bill of the treasurer.
James Knottesford and John Bradbrugge ; in the port of
Chichester etc. By bill of the treasurer.
William Warner and John Godeston ; in the port of Ipswich
etc. By bill of the treasurer.
John Belle and Henry Louelich ; in the port of Boston etc.
By bill of the treasurer.
John Sterlyng and William Forde
Yarmouth etc.
John Haweley and Edmund Arnold
and Derthemouth etc.
Richard Bokland and John Norton
etc.
Henry Totynge, clerk, and
Melcombe etc.
Richard Mayn and William Bakke
water etc.
William Normore and John Sutton
etc.
in the port of Great
By bill of the treasurer.
in the ports of Exeter
By bill of the treasurer.
; in the port of London
By bill of the treasurer.
Thomas Fre ; in the port of
By bill of the treasurer.
in the port of Brugge-
; in the port of Bristol
By bill of the treasurer.
Sept. 30. Commission during pleasure to Henry Totyng, clerk, and
Westminster. Thomas Free to levy and collect in person in the port of Melcombe
and in all adjacent ports and places, after inspection of the mer-
chandise, the subsidy which, in the last Parliament, was granted
to the king from Michaelmas last for one whole year, for the
defence of the realm, to wit, 3s. on every tun of wine for import
and export (the king's prise only excepted), and I2d. in the pound
on all merchandise for import and export (except wools, hides and
woolfells, and except every kind of corn and flour and fresh fish
and beasts for import, and ale for export for the victualling of
Calais by the men of Baldessey, Faltenham and Alderton upon
Gosford and elsewhere) ; and to answer at the Exchequer for the
moneys forthcoming. By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 5.
Westminster.
Oct. 1.
Westminster.
Oct. 1.
Westminster.
Nov. 20.
Westminster.
1414.
Jan. 18.
Westminster.
1413.
May 17.
Westminster.
The like to the following in the ports and places named : —
William Sopere and John Esgaston ; in the port of South-
ampton and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
John Belle and Henry Louelych ; in the port of Boston etc.
By bill of the treasurer.
Richard Brookland and John Norton ; in the port of London
etc. By bill of the treasurer.
Richard Mayn and William Hastynges ; in the port of
Bruggewater etc. By bill of the treasurer.
Thomas Sutton, clerk, and Robert Middelton ; in the port of
Kyngeston-upon-Hull etc. By bill of the treasurer.
Commitment to Stephen Boghemore of Oxford and Joan his
wife, — by mainprise of William Chyld of the county of Gloucester
1 HENRY V.-PART I.
15
1413. Membrane 22 — cont.
and John Beek of the county of Oxford, — of the keeping of 16
acres of land and l£ acres of wood in Wycombe, which Walter de
la More, master of the order of the Knights Templars in England,
acquired without the king's licence ; to hold the same from Easter
last for as long as the premises shall remain in the king's hand
for the cause aforesaid, rendering 4s. at the Exchequer by equal
portions at Michaelmas and Easter, as the last farmer rendered
heretofore for the same keeping, and supporting all charges
incumbent on the said land and wood. By bill of the treasurer.
March 21. Commitment of the county of Bristol to John Sherp, — to whom
Westminster. Henry IV, on 4 October last, committed the county for one year
(the mayor and commonalty having submitted his name and the
names of John Nuton and Adam Inhyn as candidates for the office)
[Calendar of Fine Rolls, 1405-1413, p. 248],— to hold the same
until 4 October next, so that he answer at the Exchequer as
sheriff.
Order to the mayor, burgesses and whole commonalty of the
town of Bristol to be intendant to the said John Sherp as sheriff.
MEMBRANE 21.
March 27. Appointment during pleasure of Richard Weyvile to examine
Westminster. in person and by deputies all ships and boats passing from and
to the realm in the port of Sandwich and in all ports and places
within the liberty of the Cinque Ports, and to make search of all
such ships and boats suspected of being laden with uncocketed
or uncustomed wools, woolfells, hides, cloths or other customable
wares, or with gold or silver in money by tale or mass or plate, or
with jewels, and of any persons suspected of having carried into or
out of the realm any bulls, letters, instruments or processes, or
any other things prejudicial to the king or his subjects, contrary
to the proclamations and prohibitions made thereof in the king's
behalf ; and to arrest all such goods and instruments as forfeit,
together with the ships and persons carrying them, and to keep
them safely until further order ; and to do all other things that
pertain to the said office ; and to certify the king in the Chancery
touching all that is done in the matter, answering and rendering
account at the Exchequer for all the forfeitures arrested by him.
And order to all sheriffs, mayors, bailiffs, ministers, lords, masters,
mariners of ships, and other the king's ministers and lieges, under
pain of forfeiture of all that they can forfeit, to be intendant to
Richard and his deputies. By bill of the treasurer.
Appointment in like terms of the following in the ports and
places named : —
March 29. Robert Quyxle ; in the port of Lenne and in all adjacent
Westminster. pOrts and places. By bill of the treasurer.
May 22. William Waleys ; in the port of Chichester etc.
Westminster. By bill of the treasurer.
16 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1413 Membrane 21 — cont.
June 1. Richard Trenode and John Hogges ; in the port of Bristol
Westminster. etc. By bill of the treasurer.
June 12. William Bentley ; in the ports of Exeter, Plymmouth,
Westminster. Dertemouth and Foywy etc. By bill of the treasurer.
June 26. John Waleys ; in the port of Kyngeston-upon-Hull etc.
Westminster. By bill of the treasurer.
July 5. William Harop ; in the port of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and
Westminster. in all adjacent ports and places. By bill of the treasurer.
July 10. John Waleys and Nicholas Deresme ; in the port of
Westminster. Kyngeston-upon-Hull etc. By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 26. Denis Skynnere ; in the port of Boston etc.
Westminster.
1414.
Jan. 16. William Twyford ; in the port of Southampton etc.
Westminster. By bill of the treasurer.
Feb. 5 Thomas Redmare ; in the port of Kyngeston-upon-Hull etc.
Westminster. By bill of the treasurer.
Feb. 14. John Wallere of Yarmouth ; in the port of Yarmouth etc.
Westminster. By bill of the treasurer.
1413.
April 14. Order to the escheator in the county of Gloucester and the
Westminster, adjacent march of Wales to cause Edmund, son and heir of
Robert Ferrers of Chartley, ' chivaler,' to have full seisin of all
the lands which his father held of Henry IV in chief or was seised
of in his demesne as of fee on the day of his death, as the king has
taken his homage and fealty ; saving to Margaret late the wife of
Robert her reasonable dower thereof. By p.s. [12.]
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Stafford.
The like to the following : —
The escheator in the county of Somerset.
The escheator in the county of Huntingdon.
The escheator in the counties of Oxford and Berks.
The escheator in the county of Derby.
The escheator in the county of Northampton.
May 10. Commitment to Thomas Parker, — by mainprise of Robert
Westminster. Tiptot of the county of Salop and Nicholas Short of the county of
Wilts, — of the keeping of the priory of Carswell, otherwise called
Carswall, in Wales ; to hold the same from Easter last for five
years, during the war with France, rendering 15s. 4d. yearly, as the
last farmers used to render, and an increment of 13s. 4d., at
Michaelmas and Easter equally, provided always that if any other
person shall be willing without fraud to render more "for the said
keeping by Easter next, then the said Thomas shall render there-
after such larger sum for the same or be removed from the keeping
at the will of the king ; with clause touching the finding of divine
services, maintenance of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of the treasurer.
May 14. Commitment to Walter Mustard and Joan his wife, — by main-
Westminster, prise of William Gamell of the county of York and John Derby of
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1413. Membrane 21 — cont.
the county of Worcester, — of the keeping of three enclosures of
land, containing 8 acres of land, in Whitele, co. Berks, which
Peter Whitele, late buyer and baker of Richard II, held on the day
of his death to himself and his heirs of the late abbot of Redyng
by service of 18d. a year ; to hold the same from Easter last for
as long as the enclosures shall remain in the king's hand for
certain causes, rendering Qs. 8d. yearly, as the last farmers used
to render, and an increment of 16d., at Michaelmas and Easter
equally, provided always that if any other person shall be willing
without fraud to render more for the said keeping by Easter next,
then the said Walter and Joan shall render thereafter such larger
sum for the same or be removed from the keeping at the will of
the king ; with clause touching support of charges.
By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 20.
May 1. Commitment to Robert Morton, esquire, — by mainprise of
Westminster. Edmund Fitz William and Thomas Clarell of the county of York,—
of the keeping and marriage of Helen daughter and heir of Thomas
Dysterre, late citizen and mercer of London, who held on the day
of his death of Henry IV in chief, which keeping and marriage
should pertain of right to the king by the death of Thomas and
by reason of the minority of the heir, rendering for the keeping
and marriage aforesaid, if they should pertain of right to the king,
the true value of the marriage, or as much as may be agreed upon
between him and the treasurer by Michaelmas next, by the main-
prise aforesaid. By bill of the treasurer.
May 22. Commitment to Lyel Heron, — by mainprise of Philip Clerk,
Westminster, citizen and grocer of London, and John White of the county of
Northumberland, — of the keeping (1) of certain tenements in
Whittelowe, late of John Pampedon, which are in the king's hand
by the death of the said John, who held them of the king in chief
by knight service, and (2) of a moiety of the town of Rypplyngton,
which Isabel late the wife of William Denom held of the bishop of
Durham by fealty and other services, and which is in the king's
hand by her death ; to hold the same from Easter last for 12
years, rendering 24s. yearly at the Exchequer, as the last farmer
used to render, and an increment of 6s., at Michaelmas and Easter
equally ; provided always that if any other person shall be willing
without fraud to render more for the said keeping by Easter next,
then the said Lyel shall render thereafter such larger sum for the
same or be removed from the keeping at the will of the king ; and
provided always that he maintain the houses, buildings, woods,
enclosures, and gardens pertaining to the said tenements and
moiety without waste or destruction, and do and support the real
services and all other charges incumbent on the said tenements
and moiety. By bill of the treasurer.
April 3. Commission during pleasure to H. bishop of Winchester, the
Westminster, king's uncle, Thomas earl of Arundell, Henry Lescrop and Henry
Wt. 2415. F. 2.
18 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 20 — cont.
FitzHugh to levy and collect all sums of moneys forthcoming from
all castles, lordships, manors, lands, coinages, stannaries and all
other issues, profits, possessions and things pertaining to the duchy
of Cornwall, to Teceive the said sums in the king's name by the
hands of his receiver general, and to apply the said sums, to
whatsoever persons owed or to be owed, to the king's debts and
to the expenses of his household and wardrobe for the time during
which he was prince, and to no other uses. And order to the said
receiver, and to others concerned, to be intendant. By K.
Cancelled at the command and will of the king, as the said bishop,
the chancellor, who also ordered the cancellation for the cause aforesaid,
has testified.
May 30. Commitment to John Brokeman, — by mainprise of Thomas
Westminster. Betele of London and William Mymmes of London, — of the
keeping of a messuage, 103 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow and
2 acres of wood in Northmymmes, co. Hertford, late of Thomas
de Swannelond, merchant, which are in the king's hand on account
of clivers debts wherein the said Thomas was bound to the late
king Edward ; to hold the same from Easter last, with all things
belonging to the keeping, for as long as the premises shall remain
in the king's hand for the cause aforesaid, rendering the 20s. which
he used to render formerly, and an increment of 6s. 8d., yearly by
equal portions at Michaelmas and Easter, committing no waste,
and doing and maintaining the real services and all other charges ;
provided always that if any other person shall be willing without
fraud to render more for the said keeping by Easter next, then the
said farmer shall render thereafter such larger sum, or be removed
from the said farm at the will of the king.
By bill of the treasurer.
May 24. Commitment to the abbot and convent of Wygemore, — by
Westminster, mainprise of Thomas Mordef ord of the county of Salop and William
Boerley of the same county, — of the keeping of the manor of
Lowe, which for certain causes was taken into the hands of Henry
IV by David Holbech, late escheator in the said county, and which
is still in the king's hand on that account ; to hold the same,
together with the issues thereof from 14 February last, until it
shall have been decided in the king's court whether the said
manor should pertain of right to the king or to the said abbot and
convent ; provided that the abbot and convent answer at the
Exchequer for the said issues and for all other issues, if they shall
be adjudged to the king, keep the manor without waste and
destruction, and do a,nd support all other charges incumbent on
the manor.
May 30. Commitment to Robert Pek, — by mainprise of John Bekeley
Westminster. of the county of Huntingdon and William Routh of the county of
Huntingdon, — of the keeping of the castle and honour of Huntyng-
don, with the members and appurtenances in the counties of
1 HENRY V.— PART I. 19
1413. Membrane 20 — cont.
Huntingdon, Cambridge, Bedford, Buckingham and North-
ampton, late of John Hastynges late earl of Pembroke ; to hold
the same from Easter last for as long as the premises shall remain
in the king's hand for certain causes, rendering the 5 marks
rendered formerly, and an increment of 13s. 4d., at Michaelmas
and Easter equally ; with proviso that if any other person shall
be willing without fraud to render more for the said keeping by
Easter next, then the said Robert shall render thereafter such
larger sum by the mainprise aforesaid, or be removed from the
keeping at the will of the king. By bill of the treasurer.
May 30. Commitment (with like proviso) to John Gedeney, — by main-
Westminster, prise of Richard Dewe of the county of Lincoln and John Unwyn
of the county of Salop, — of the keeping of a messuage and the
whole of the land in Estpurbyk, co. Dorset, late of Richard
Unewyn, as the land extends by metes and bounds between
Kyngeston and Wharhammeswey ; to hold the same from Easter
last for 10 years, rendering the 13s. 4d. formerly rendered, and
an increment of 20d., yearly at Michaelmas and Easter equally,
maintaining the houses and buildings pertaining to the said
messuage, and supporting all charges incumbent upon it.
By bill of the treasurer.
June 2. Commitment (with like proviso) to Gilbert Wyke, — by main-
Westminster, prise of Thomas Galbrigge of the county of Gloucester and Thomas
Paswere of the county of Southampton, — of the keeping of a third
part of the manor of Milton upon Stoure, co. Dorset, late of
Reynold Brecore, which was of the inheritance of William son of
the said Reynold and which pertains to the king by reason of the
imbecility and idiocy of the said William ; to hold the same from
Easter last for as long as the said third part shall remain in the
king's hand, rendering the 40s. formerly rendered, and an increment
of 20s., yearly at the Exchequer at Michaelmas and Easter equally.
By bill of the treasurer.
June 8. Order to the escheator in the county of Salop, — pursuant to
Westminster, an inquisition which Henry IV caused to be made by Richard
Lochard, late his escheator in the said county, showing that
Thomas de Mersshton on the day of his death held a messuage and
\ virgate of land in Little Sutton, co. Salop, in his demesne as of
fee by service of petty serjeanty and of rendering to the king 5s.
of silver yearly by equal portions at the Annunciation and
Michaelmas, and that William de Mersshton is the brother and
next heir of the said Thomas, and of full age, — to deliver the said
messuage and land to William, as the king has taken his fealty.
MEMBRANE 19.
June 4. Order to the escheator in the county of Hereford and the
Westminster, adjacent march of Wales ; — pursuant (1) to an inquisition taken
by order of Henry IV before John Gomond, late his escheator in
20 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1413. Membrane 19 — cont.
the said county and march, showing that Agnes late the wife of
William de la Barre on the day of her death held (a) a messuage,
45 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow and 40s. of rent payable yearly
by equal portions at the Annunciation and Michaelmas, in Lower
Bullynghope and Clehungre, in her demesne of Henry IV by
service of an eighth part of a knight's fee, of the gift and feoffment
of master Richard de la Barre, John Rede, chaplain, and Roger
Halle, for term of her life, with remainder to Thomas de la Barre,
knight, as son and heir of Thomas de la Barre deceased, by
virtue of a certain charter made to her ; and (6) the manor of
Holampton, of the gift and feoffment of Philip Kylfodys, rector
of the church of Llanwaryn, and Philip de Davyeston, vicar of the
church of Home, for term of her life only, with reversion to the said
Thomas de la Barre, knight, as son and heir of the said Thomas
de la Barre deceased, which manor is held of the dean and chapter
of the cathedral church of Hereford ; and (c) divers tenements in
' Sadelerstrete ' in the city of Hereford of the said late king in
chief as free burgage, by the will of the said William de la Barre
for term of her life only, with reversion to the said Thomas de la
Barre, knight, as son and heir of the said Thomas de la Barre
deceased, his heirs and assigns ; and that the said Thomas de la
Barre, knight, is 40 years of age and more ; and that the said
Agnes died on the Thursday next before the feast of St. Ethelbert
the king, 12 Henry IV ; and (2) to another inquisition taken by
order of the king before Thomas Mille, his escheator in the said
county, showing that Agnes late the wife of William de la Barre
on the day of her death held (a) a messuage, 45 acres of land, 2
acres of meadow and 40s. of rent in Lower Bullynghope and
Clehungre of the grant of Richard de la Barre, clerk, John le
Rede, chaplain, and Roger de la Halle made to the said Agnes
and the heirs of the bodies of the said William and Agnes, by name
of all those lands and tenements, late of the said Richard, John
and Roger, together with the homages, services, and bondmen
and their progeny, which they had of the grant of the said
William in Lower Bullynghope, Clehungre and in the suburb of
Hereford, with remainder, if Agnes should die without an heir of
her body by William, to Thomas de la Barre, now deceased, his
heirs and assigns ; and (6) the manor of Holampton, of the gift
and grant of Philip de Kilfodus, rector of the church of Lanwarun,
and Philip Davyuston, vicar of the church of Home, made, by
name of the manor of Holampton together with a meadow called
' Vorthmede,' to the said Agnes, by name of Agnes de la Barre
sometime wife of William de la Barre and the heirs of her body
by William, with remainder in default of such heir to the said
Thomas de la Barre and his heirs, as more fully appears by the
charters which were shown in evidence to the jurors on the taking
of the said inquisition ; and that William and Agnes died without
heir of their bodies, and so the manor, messuage, land, meadow
and rent aforesaid should remain to Thomas de la Barre, knight,
who still survives, son and heir of the said Thomas de la Barre,
deceased, by the form of the said gift and grant, since William and
1 HENRY V.— PART I. 21
Membrane 19 — cord.
Agnes died without heir of their bodies ; and that the said William
de la Barre by his will devised divers his tenements in ' Sadeler-
strete ' in the city of Hereford to the said Agnes for life and to his
heirs by Agnes, with remainder, if such heirs should die, to the
heirs of the said Thomas de la Barre, deceased ; and that William
and Agnes died without heir of their bodies, and so the tenements
aforesaid should remain to the said Thomas de la Barre, knight,
as son and heir of the said Thomas de la Barre, deceased, by the
form of the devise ; — to cause the said Thomas de la Barre, knight,
to have full seisin of the manor, messuage, tenements, land,
meadow and rent aforesaid (which were taken into the hand of
the late king and are still in the king's hand by the death of the
said Agnes), as the king has taken his homage and fealty.
By p.s. [42.]
May 17. Order to Robert Gilbert, escheator in the county of Gloucester
Westminster, and the adjacent march of Wales ; — pursuant to an inquisition
made by him showing that Eva late the wife of Simon Cadull died
seised in her demesne as of fee of a fourth part of the manor of
Kyngeshome by Gloucestre, which fourth part together with the
other three parts of the same manor is held of the king in chief by
service of grand serjeanty, to wit, to serve the king and his heirs
in the office of the pantry on the day of their coronation ; and
that Joan the wife of John Walker, Margery the wife of Robert
Dyngull, Alice the wife of John Adam, Margaret the wife of
Richard Hauker, and Emma the wife of John Hyot, who are
Eva's daughters and of full age, and her kinsman John, the son
of Cecily of late her sixth daughter, a minor in the king's ward, are
the next heirs of the said Eva ; — to take the fealties of the said
Robert, John Adam, Richard, and John Hyot, make a partition
of the said fourth part into six equal parts, and cause the said
John Walker and Joan, Robert and Margery, John Adam and
Alice, Richard and Margaret, and John Hyot and Emma, to have
full seisin of the pourparties of the said Joan, Margery, Alice,
Margaret and Emma respectively, as the king has taken the fealty
of John Walker and for 6s. Sd. paid in the hanaper has respited
until the quinzaine of Midsummer the homage due from the said
John Walker and from the said Robert, John Adam, Richard,
and John Hyot by reason of their having issue by their wives ;
retaining the pourparty of the said John son of Cecily in the king's
hand until further order.
May 17. Order to Thomas Stirkelond, escheator in the county of
Westminster. Buckingham, to cause John filz Johan, son and heir of John filz
Johan, to have full seisin of all the lands which his father held of
the king in chief, or was seised of in his demesne as of fee on the
day of his death, as the king has taken his homage and fealty.
By p.s. [206.]
Sept. 26. Commission to Henry Thorp and to the escheator and sheriffs
Westminster, in the counties of Southampton and Wilts to take into the king's
CALENDAR OF FINE
1413. Membrane 19 — cont.
hands, and keep safely until further order, all the lands in the said
counties whereof William Stourton, who held of the king in chief,
was seised in his demesne as of fee on the day of his death ; and to
make inquisition touching his lands and heir.
The like to the following : —
William Burghchier, ' chivaler,' and the escheator and sheriff ;
in the county of Essex.
Henry Thorp and the escheator and sheriff ; in the counties
of Somerset and Dorset.
Commission in like terms to John Cokayn, ' chivaler,' Reynold
Langham, Peter Pirly and William Casteleyn, and to the sheriff of
Warwickshire, or to not less than two of them, touching the lands
of William Brantyngham, ' chivaler,' who held of the king in
chief.
MEMBRANE 18.
April 14. Commitment to Nicholas Alderwych of the county of Lincoln, —
Westminster, pursuant to successive commitments of the said county to the
said Nicholas by Henry IV during pleasure, (1) so that he rendered
yearly at the Exchequer the farms due to the king and answered
at the Exchequer for the king's debts and all other things per-
taining to the office of sheriff, and (2), with the issues and profits
belonging to two farms called post terras datas andfirma comitatus
numero annuatim and to the profits of the county, by mainprise of
John Pyrient of the county of Hertford and Robert Playce of the
county of York, at a yearly farm of 200Z. without any payment or
allowance for his fee, notwithstanding the former commitment
and the fact that Edward III on learning that all sheriffs of the
county since 18 Edward III (recte II) had accounted as agents
and not as farmers, so that thereby the king had sustained no
small damage formerly through the decrease of certain farms by
the deduction of allowances, gave order to the treasurer and
barons of the Exchequer with the assent of his council that answer
should be made to him in full for the two farms aforesaid and
also for as much as could be levied yearly of the profits of the
county, no sheriff being charged for more than they could levy
[Calendar of Fine Rolls, 1405-1413, pp. 249 and 252] ;— to hold
the same together with said two farms and profits in form afore-
said by the said mainprise. By bill of the treasurer.
June 7. Order to the escheator in the county of Lincoln to cause Thomas
Westminster. Beaufort, earl of Dorset, and Margaret his wife, daughter of
Thomas Nevill, ' chivaler,' the son of Robert Nevill of Horneby
' chivaler,' and kinswoman and heir of the said Robert, to have
full seisin of all the lands which the said Robert held of the king
in chief or was seised of in his demesne as of fee on the day of his
death, as the king for 205. paid in the hanaper has respited until
1 HENRY V.— PART I. 23
Membrane 18 — cont.
Michaelmas next the homage and fealty due from the said earl
by reason of his having issue by his said wife.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of York.
June 14. Commitment to Peter Tillioll, ' chivaler,' — by mainprise of
Westminster. Robert Umfravyle, ' chivaler,' and William Lampton, esquire,—
of the keeping of all the lands late of John de Levyngton, who held
of the king in chief on the day of his death, in the county of
Cumberland ; to hold the same from the time of the death of the
said John until the lawful age of John his son and heir, rendering
ten marks yearly at the Exchequer by equal portions at Easter
and Michaelmas, maintaining the houses and buildings, and sup-
porting all other charges pertaining to the lands ; with proviso
that if any other person shall be willing without fraud to render
more for the same by Easter next, then the said Peter shall render
thereafter such larger sum, or be removed from the keeping at
the will of the king. By bill of the treasurer.
June 8. Commitment (with like proviso) to John. Hampton, — by main-
Westminster. prise of John Everdon, clerk, of the county of Berks and William
Alcok of Grove, co. Berks, — of the farm of the Seven Hundreds
of Cokeham and Braye, co. Berks ; te hold the same from Easter
last for twelve years, rendering 14£. 13s. 4d., as the last farmer used
to render, and an increment of 405., yearly at Michaelmas and
Easter equally. By bill of the treasurer.
July 7. Commitment (with like proviso) to John Selby, — by mainprise
Westminster. of John Santon and John Cerff of the county of York, — of the
keeping of a messuage, 103 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow and
2 acres of wood in Northmynnes, co. Hertford, late of Thomas de
Swonjielond, merchant, which are in the king's hand on account
of clivers debts wherein the said Thomas was bound to Edward
III ; to hold the same from Easter last, with all things belonging
to the keeping, for as long as the premises shall remain in the king's
hand for the cause aforesaid, rendering 26s. 8d., as the last farmer
used to render, and an increment of 13s. 4d., yearly at Michaelmas
and Easter equally, committing no waste, and doing and maintain-
ing the real services and all other charges.
By bill of the treasurer.
July 12. Commitment to John Riggewyn, son and heir of John Rigge-
Westminster. wyn, — by mainprise of John de Leventhorp of the county of
Hertford, esquire, and Robert Southwell of the county of Notting-
ham,— of the keeping of a manor called ' Doos,' a messuage called
' Sotes,' a messuage called ' Gernons,' a messuage called
' Warynes,' a messuage called ' Riggewynes,' a messuage called
' Pyctemans,' 200 acres of land, 30 acres of meadow, 60 acres of
pasture, and 40 acres of wood, in Staundon, which for certain
certain causes were taken into the hands of Henry IV by Robert
Wrytele, late his escheator in the county of Hertford, and are
still in the king's hand ; to hold the same, together with the issues
24 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1413 Membrane 18 — cont.
thereof from the time of the taking of the same into the late king's
hands, until it shall have been decided in the king's court whether
the premises should pertain of right to the king or to the said
John Riggewyn the son, so that the said John Riggewyn the son
answer at the Exchequer for those issues and for all other issues
of the premises, if they shall be adjudged to the king, keep the
premises without waste and destruction, and do and support all
other charges incumbent thereon.
July 15. Commitment to William Lasyngby, — by mainprise of Nicholas
Westminster. Dixon of the county of Lincoln and John Normanton of the county
of York, — of the keeping of a plot of land and meadow, called
' Calfhowe,' in Thresk, co. York, sometime of Peter Tempest, who
held of Richard II in chief by knight service ; to hold the same for
as long as the said land and meadow shall remain in the king's
hand on account of the failure of the heir of the said Peter,
rendering 26s. 8d. yearly at the Exchequer by equal portions at
Michaelmas and Easter, committing no waste, and doing and
maintaining all other charges and services ; with proviso that if
any other person shall be willing without fraud to render more for
the said keeping by Easter next, then the said William shall
render thereafter such larger sum for the same, or be removed
from the keeping at the will of the king.
By bill of the treasurer.
July 12. Commitment (with like proviso) to William Cranle, — by main-
Westminster, prise of John Lamburne and Thomas Stretman, citizens and
sadlers of London, — of the keeping of 2 messuages, 9 shops with
sollars, 5 cottages with chambers, and a ' warf,' situated in the
parish of All Hallows the Great, London, late of Margaret daughter
and heir of Nicholas Loveyn, ' chivaler,' which J>y the death of
the said Margaret and by reason of the minority of-Jjer heir were
seized into the hand of Henry IV, and are now in the kHig's hand ;
to hold the same from Easter last until the lawful age of Margaret's
heir, rendering yearly, at Michaelmas and Easter equalfy, the
81. which Mathew Coker and William Cranle rendered to th&Jate
king, and an increment of 135. 4d. By bill of the treasui^r.
\
Nov. 8. Commitment to Richard Mawardyn and William Westbury —
Westminster, by mainprise of Richard Knyghtley of the county of Stafford and
Robert Beeston of the county of Nottingham, — of the manor of
Tyleshide, as parcel of the alien abbey of Caen, with all its rights
and appurtenances ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last
during the war with France, rendering 36/. 14s. Id., as the last
farmers used to render, and an increment of 10 marks, yearly by
equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers, main-
taining the houses and buildings pertaining to the said manor,
finding the divine services ordained there from of old, paying
tenths and other quotas with the clergy, and supporting all other
charges belonging to the manor. By bill of the treasurer.
1 HENRY V.— PART I. 25
MEMBRANE 17.
July 5. Commission to John Froxmers of Wych, Thomas Kerdyf,
Westminster. William Serjant, William Abyndon, Thomas Rumpney, Thomas
Hanley, John Estynton, Richard Draper of Evesham and Philip
Webbe of Evesham to levy and collect from all cities, boroughs
and towns, and from all secular lords of towns and other lay
persons having goods and possessions, and from others both great
and small in the county of Worcester (except the city of Wor-
cester), and also from all ecclesiastical persons in respect of goods
forthcoming from lands acquired by them since 20 Edward I, the
fifteenth and tenth, payable a moiety at Martinmas next and the
other moiety at Easter following, which the commonalties of the
realm and the citizens and burgesses of cities and boroughs, with the
assent of the lords spiritual and temporal, granted to the king in his
last Parliament, held at Westminster, for the defence of the realm
and the safe-keeping of the sea, to wit, as great a sum as has here-
tofore been levied in like case, and no more, provided always that
the said secular lords and lay persons and others aforesaid contribute
to such payment in respect of all their goods and chattels what-
soever, and the ecclesiastics as above for their portion with the
commonalty of the county, and that no one be spared, and that
answer be made for such fifteenth and tenth at the Exchequer or
other appointed place at the said terms ; and order to them to
go in person from town to town and from place to place, and cause
to come before them two men and the reeve from every town,
and the mayor, bailiffs and four men from every city and borough,
from the most discreet and upright men of the said towns, cities
and boroughs, charging them to have the money levied and
delivered to them (the commissioners) without delay by one or
two of the most sufficient men of every city, town and borough,
or else to have the money levied from the men themselves and
answer made therefor to the commissioners ; provided always
that answer be made to the king for the whole sum at the terms
aforesaid, so that the affairs of the realm be not delayed for failure
of payment through their default. And order to dukes, earls,
barons, knights, lords of towns, freemen and the whole commonalty
of the county, and to the mayors, bailiffs and commonalties of the
cities and boroughs, and to lords of towns, and to the sheriff of the
county, to be intendant to the said commissioners ; and to the sheriff
to join with the commissioners in distraining those who refuse to pay.
The like to the following in the counties and places named : —
Alan Forman of Uttirby, Nicholas Daylison of Laghton,
William Scorburgh of Rokesby, John Rate of Elsam,
Robert Northe of Thoresby, Richard Travers of Hareby ;
parts of Lyndesey, co. Lincoln, except the city of Lincoln.
John Hungate of Leek, Robert Capon of Surflet, John
Portour of Quapplod, John Gednay of Flete ; parts of
Holand, co. Lincoln, except the city of Lincoln.
Richard Casterton, John Colby of Reppeslay, John
Palfrayman of Staunford, John Depyng of Grantham ;
parts of Kesteven, co. Lincoln, except the city of Lincoln.
26 CALENDAR OF FINS ROLLS.
1413. Membrane 17 — cont.
Richard Milton of Egham, Roger Eylove of Bleichynglye,
Richard Ingram, Robert atte Sonde, the younger, Richard
Wydden, John atte Lee of Gildeford, John Charlewode of
Chypstede, William Frollebury, Peter Pokeford, Robert
Thurbarre, Roger Cheldewell, John Lorchon ; Surrey,
except the town of Suthwerk.
William Wynslowe, Richard Colyngborne, Thomas Godfray,
William Mohun of Warmestre, William Weston, Walter
Stodelegh, John Ameneye, John Lepeyate ; Wilts, except
the city of Salisbury.
John England of Rysby, John Brompton of Beverlay, John
Cave of Middilton, Robert Ledes of Garton, John Dene of
Hothom, John Bulmere of Levenyng, William Wyrethorp
of Wyrethorp, John Gouxill of Byford, Edmund
Frothingam of Southfrothingam, John Wantysford of
Gemlyng ; East Riding, co. York.
Roger Preston, Laurence Hamerton, John Whytingam,
Robert Twyer of Doncastre, John Dronsfeld, John Bosvyle
of Erdeslawe, Robert de Lyndley, Laurence de More, John
Otur of Fenton, John Lascy of Gaytford, William de
Hopurton, William Ogilstorp ; West Riding, co. York.
John Chilton of Stokeslay, John Seton of Clifland, John
Hilton of Smeton, Thomas Dodworth, John Hurworth of
Marton, William Appulton of Harneby, William Styrkard
of Holme, John Brian of Swynton, the younger, Thomas
Stokton of Sandhoton, Robert Walker of Bedale ; North
Riding, co. York.
MEMBRANE 16.
John Dodd, William Abbot, Robert Catesden, Thomas
Whytyng, Alan Noreys, John Chalkhill ; Middlesex.
John Broke of Astwell, William Kyngesman of Wolleston,
John Cok of Lilborne, John Sike of Brykstoke, Geoffrey
Walssh of Badyngton, Henry Brid of Keteryng ; North-
ampton.
William Spytlyng, Peter Codon, William Petirstre, Thomas
Sengleton, Nicholas Goners, Alexander Eustace of Clare ;
Suffolk.
Thomas Selby of Pympern, Simon atte Forde, Walter Reson,
William Russell, Thomas Daccombe, Oliver Servyngton,
John Wyke of Gyllyngham, Robert Gore ; Dorset.
Thomas Horn, William Vynter of Baldok, William atte
Watere, Walter Myce, William Barmyston of Berkham-
stede, Henry Garanter of St. Albans, John Radecote, Henry
Pygot of Hychyn ; Hertford.
Andrew de Gertre, Robert Wyvyll, Christopher Veysy of
Halughton of the hundred of Godlaxton, John Olney of
Holte, Ralph Neweton of Glaston of the hundred of
Sparkenowe, Robert Tempill of Whellesborough, William
Coke of Hynkeley of the hundred of Goscote, John
1 HENRY V.— PART 1. 27
Membrane 16 — cant.
Wygynton of Mountesorell, William Wylloby of Barkeby
of the hundred of Framelande, William Odynell, Walter
Roskyn ; Leicester.
John Hokyngton of Hokyton, Henry Brayn of Abyton,
John Lylye of Iselham, Thomas Beverle of Cauntebrigg,
Henry Frost of Gyldenmordon, Thomas Hythe of Sutton ;
Cambridge.
John Shepener of Basyngstok, John Mouncer of Aulton,
John Tygale, John Tryan of the Isle of Wight, William
Dreu of the New Forest, Nicholas Pak of the Isle of Wight,
John Shotter of Romesey, William Clyve ; Southampton.
Walter Brightwell, Roger Loryng, John Bray of Loughton,
John Botiller of Ekeneye, William Clerk of Wycombe,
William Coke of Burnham ; Buckingham.
Nicholas Basset of Northelupphenam, William Swafeld of
Braunston, William Tailiour of Gretham, John Ray of
Preston ; Rutland.
John Butte, John Nichol of Bodmyn, Martha Pellour ; Corn-
wall.
John de Thiknes of Betteley, James de Thiknes, Ranulph
Glover of Stone, Thomas de Bloore, Hugh de Holyns,
Richard Fyney, Robert Congreve, John de Wynnesbery,
Adam Deykyn of Tetenhale, Richard Levessone of Hamp-
ton, Richard Page, Roger de Derlaston, Robert Hurst of
Lichefeld, Henry Jekys of Tamworth ; Stafford.
Richard Stanope, ' chivaler,' John Byrton, * chivaler,' Hugh
Seme of Raggenell, Peter de Assheton, Thomas Warde of
Welughby, John Byrton of Newton, Richard Clapham,
Nicholas Gonalston ; Nottingham.
Thomas Lovell, Ralph Bullok, William Walton, John
Crispyng, Thomas Stiward, Robert Aleyn, John Bachelor,
Nicholas Skoumfyt ; Norfolk, except the city of Norwich.
MEMBRANE 15.
Thomas Wykeham of Swalclef, John Archer of Newenton,
Richard Galeton, William Gyger, John Horley of Kyngham,
Thomas Mareschall of Wodestok ; Oxford except the
town of Oxford.
John Gyffard of Lokehampton, John Solers of Shipton,
Thomas Walton of Derehurst, Thomas Greindre of the
forest of Dene, Richard Holt of Little Dean, Thomas
Gelemyn of Tettebury, Henry Northcote of Cirencestre,
Thomas Bradstone, Henry Croke ; Gloucester.
Robert Bolysdon of North Cory, Hugh Sampford, Richard
Denys, William Proute of Wedmore, John Rycher by
Mylverton, Thomas Mathewe of Gryndenham, Richard
Pavele, William Dodesham ; Somerset.
John Downe, Henry de Maldon, William Aleyne, John Fryth
of St. Osith, John Pechard, John Harward, William
Sautery, William Andeby ; Essex.
28 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 15 — cont.
John Petiver of Luton, William Broke of Eyton, John Buk
of Melchebourne, John Dillyngdon of Leyghton, John
Broy of Colmorde ; Bedford.
John Bryn of Bryggenorth, John Page of Oxbolde, Thomas
Marchall of Hurst, Philip Bisshop of Stoke, Henry
Hordeley of Ludlowe, Roger Leney of Neuport, John
Esthope, Robert Swynerton ; Salop.
Thomas de Blenkensop, Thomas de Derby, Thomas Warcop
of Warcop, John de Bethome of Styrkeland, William de
Thorneburgh, Robert de Dokwra, William de Whityngton,
Thomas de Stirkeland ; Westmoreland.
Thomas Blankpayn, Thomas Sty ward, William Remnam,
John Sylvestre, Robert Hertrygge, Robert Denman,
William Dereham, Thomas Cokerell ; Berks.
John Penherst, Roger Lecche, John Colbrond, Richard Dene,
Thomas Pelefold, Richard Salter, Thomas Chamberlayn,
Geoffrey Wepham ; Sussex.
MEMBRANE 14.
Robert Waldeshef, John Crystyne, John Wyne, Walter
Julyan, John Fysshere of St. Neots ; Huntingdon.
Thomas Dungeselle, John Broke of Snaxton, John Somerey,
John Cheseman, Thomas Halle, Thomas Hayward ; Kent.
John de Stafford, the elder, Richard de Bradbyry, Robert de
Whytynton, John Bate, Nicholas Adderley, Robert Sower,
John Lathbury, William Marchal of Stretton, Robert
Baylly; Derby.
John Boudenham, John Dewall, John Preston, Richard
Aberhale, Thomas Holcote, the younger ; Hereford.
John Crosse of Colryg, Thomas Stowforde, William Wolle-
combe, John Dennyng, Robert Litelton, John Botour ;
Devon, except the city of Exeter.
John Felongleye of Felongley, Nicholas Sausser of Stretford,
Thomas Warde of Bermyngham, William Pakwod of
Henley, John Swyndon of Bobenhull, John Bron of Napton,
John Allerwych of Warton, John Hobbn of Nether
Etynton, William Halford of Halford, William Payn of
Tone worth ; Warwick.
Commission to Laurence Lane, ' webbe,' Henry Sothewyk, John
Lauker, ' tanner,' and John Gilbert ' tanner,' to levy and collect
the same in the city and suburbs of Salisbury ; and order to them
to cause to come before them the mayor and bailiffs of the city
and four or six of the most discreet and upright men of the city
and suburbs, and, in person or by deputy, to have the money
levied by their advice.
The like to the following : —
John Barton, 'bochour,' John Beamond, John Frere, John
Alcestre ; in the city of Worcester.
1 HENRY V.— PART I. 29
Membrane 14 — con/.
John Mockyng, John Walpole, Simon Bukstede, John Dekne ;
in the town of Suthwerk.
John Hauvill, William Clyve, Walter Jewe, John Atforton ;
in the town of Oxford.
Robert Shiple, William Preston, William Dilcok, John Onley ;
in the city of Coventre.
Commission to Stephen Speleman, William de Louthe, William
Burton and John Shawe to levy and collect the same in the city
and suburbs of London ; and order to them to go in person from
ward to ward and from place to place within the city and suburbs,
summon before them four of the most discreet and upright men of
every ward, and have the money levied by their advice.
Commission to John Englissh, Walter Milton, the younger,
Robert Shephird ' on the ' Brigge, and Nicholas Caunterbury to
levy and collect the same in the town and suburbs of Bristol and
the precinct thereof ; and order to them to summon before them
the mayor and sheriff of the town, and four or six of the most
discreet and upright men of the town, suburbs and precinct, and
have the money levied by their advice.
The like to the following : —
Robert Brasyer, Richard Spurdaunce, John Harleston,
William Sampson, William Ampulforth ; in the city of
Norwich.
William Hugate, ' mercer,' Thomas Levyrton, Richard
Clesby ; in the city of York.
Richard Bozon, Henry Hull, Thomas Eston, Roger Gold ; in
the city of Exeter.
Richard Cokk, John Clyfton, William Holbech, Adam Rauf ;
in the city of Lincoln.
Order to the chancellor of the county palatine of Lancaster
to appoint some trustworthy men of the county to levy and
collect the same and to answer therefor at the terms aforesaid ;
certifying the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer by the
quinzaine of Michaelmas next of the names of the persons
so appointed.
MEMBRANE 13.
July 15. Order to the escheator in the county of Gloucester and the adja-
Westminste'r. cent march of Wales to take the fealty of Gilbert Talbot, knight,
son and heir of Ankaret late the wife of Richard Talbot, knight, and
cause him to have full seisin of all the lands which Ankaret held
on the day of her death, as well in her demesne as of fee and in
fee tail as in dower and otherwise for life of the inheritance of
Gilbert, as the king for 40s. paid in the hanaper has respited until
Michaelmas next the homage due from him for the lands held
of the king in chief.
30 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 13 — cont.
Order in, like terms to the escheator in. the county of Hereford
and the adjacent march of Wales, omitting the taking of fealty.
The like to the following : —
The escheator in the county of Wilts.
The escheator in the counties of Oxford and Berks.
The escheator in the county of Buckingham.
The escheator in the county of Salop and the adjacent march
of Wales.
The escheator in the county of Warwick.
July 17. Order to the escheator in the county of York to cause Thomas
Westminster. Wyles, son and heir of William Wyles of Eggeton, to have full
seisin of all the lands which his father held of the king in chief or
was seised of in his demesne as of fee on the day of his death, as
the king has taken his homage and fealty. By p.s. [203.]
Aug. 28. Order to Richard Stucle, escheator in the counties of Somerset
Westminster, and Dorset, to take the fealty of Richard Kaile, son of Richard the
son of Richard the son of Thomas the brother of Humphrey the
father of William the father of John the father of Idonia late the
wife of John Poulet and mother of John Poulet the brother of
Thomas Poulet, and kinsman and heir of the said Thomas Poulet,
and cause him to have full seisin of all the lands which came to the
hands of Henry IV and are still in the king's hand by the death of
the said Idonia, who held of Henry IV in chief, and by reason of
the minority of the said John Poulet the son and Thomas Poulet
who lately died minors in the late king's ward, and of all the lands
whereof the said Idonia was seised in her demesne as of fee on the
day of her death, as for two marks paid in the hanaper the king
has respited his homage until the quinzaine of Hilary next.
Order in like terms to Henry Foleford, escheator in the county
of Devon, omitting the taking of fealty.
Oct. 13. Commitment of the county of Bristol to John Nuton for one
Westminster, year, so that he answer at the Exchequer as sheriff ; the mayor
and commonalty having submitted to the king his name and the
names of Robert Russell and Adam Inhyne as candidates for the
office, in accordance with the terms of their charter dated 8
August, 47 Edward III.
Order to John Sherp, late sheriff, to deliver the county to John
Nuton by indenture.
Order to the mayor, burgesses and whole commonalty of the
town and suburbs of Bristol to be intendant to John as sheriff.
Sept. 26. Commitment to sir William Hankeford, knight, chief justice of
Westminster, the Bench, and John Stourton, the elder, — by mainprise of Walter
Bekles of the county of Wilts and Robert Childewall of the county
of Surrey, — of the keeping of all the lands late of William Stourton,
deceased (it is said), which, by the death of the said William
Stourton (who held of the king in chief, it is said) and by reason of
the minority of John his son and heir, should be in the king's hands
1 HENRY V.— PART I. 31
1413. Membrane 13 — cont.
if the said William Stourton at the time of his death happen
to hold any lands of the king in chief by knight service or grand
serjeanty ; to hold the same from the time of the death of the said
William Stourton until the lawful age of his said heir, together
with the marriage of the heir, rendering yearly at the Exchequer
for the said lands the extent thereof, and paying for the marriage
as much as may be agreed upon between them, or one of them, and
the treasurer, supporting all charges incumbent on the lands,
maintaining the houses and buildings, and finding fit maintenance
for the heir. By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 20. Commitment to Henry Haweles and Roger Tydyman, clerk, —
Westminster, by mainprise of Richard Golde and Peter Logge, both of the
county of Southampton, — of the keeping of the alien priory of
St. Helens in the Isle of Wight, with all its rights and appurten-
ances ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last during the war
with France ; rendering 1005., as the last farmers used to render,
and an increment of 40-s., yearly at the Easter and Michaelmas
Exchequers equally, maintaining the houses and buildings
pertaining to the priory, finding there the divine services, alms
and other pious works ordained from of old, paying tenths and
other quotas, and supporting all other charges incumbent on the
priory. By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 21. Commitment to Giles Lovell, prior of the alien priory of
Westminster. Lancastre, and Richard Hoghton, ' chivaler,' — by mainprise of
Thomas de Syngleton, the younger, and Robert Kyrkham of the
county of Lancaster, — of the keeping of the said priory with all its
rights and appurtenances whatsoever, in the said county ; to hold
the same from Michaelmas last during the war with France,
rendering 100Z., as the last farmers used to render, and an incre-
ment of WL, yearly at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers
equally, maintaining the houses and buildings pertaining to the
priory, finding there the divine services, alms and other pious
works ordained from of old, paying tenths and other quotas, and
supporting all other charges incumbent on the priory.
By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 12.
Sept. 27. Order to Th. archbishop of Canterbury to appoint some trust-
Westminster, worthy men of the clergy of his diocese to levy and collect in the
said diocese the tenth payable at Martinmas next, which the
prelates and clergy of the province of Canterbury in their last
convocation in the church of St. Paul, London, begun on 6 March
last and continued from day to day until 8 May following, granted
to the king of all ecclesiastical benefices of the province, whether
exempt or not exempt, which are accustomed to pay to a tenth
(except the goods and benefices of poor nuns and hospitallers,
and benefices in Wales and the march thereof and other
places destroyed or excessively diminished by the sea or by
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Membrane 12 — cont.
war, touching which the certificates of the ordinaries of such
places shall be accepted in the Exchequer, and except also the
monasteries of Boxle in the diocese of Canterbury, Eluestowe
in the diocese of Lincoln, Stanley in the diocese of Salisbury,
and the nunnery of Mallyng in the diocese of Rochester, and
the four parish churches of the city of Norwich which with
their parishes of late have been accidentally burnt) ; on condition
that no one shall be excused from being lawfully appointed to
collect such tenth and from collecting the same by colour of any
privilege or exemption, even of the king's grant, that the levy
shall not be made before the term, nor by the king's writs, and
that from reverence for God and his Church the ministers of
the king or of any other shall not enter the dwelling-houses
(mansiones), granges or other places of ecclesiastical persons, to
take things there, against the will of the lords of the same.
And answer is to be made for the tenth at the feast aforesaid ;
and the archbishop is to certify the treasurer and barons of the
Exchequer, before the quinzaine Michaelmas next at the latest,
of the names of the persons appointed by him.
Order in like terms to H. bishop of Winchester.
The like to the following : —
J. bishop of Ely.
P. bishop of Lincoln.
N. bishop of Bath and Wells.
H. bishop of St. Davids.
R. bishop of Rochester.
R. bishop of Chichester.
J. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield.
B. bishop of Bangor.
J. bishop of Llandaff.
R. bishop of Norwich.
R. bishop of Hereford.
R. bishop of London.
[blank] bishop of St. Asaph.
Th. bishop of Worcester.
R. bishop of Salisbury.
E. bishop of Exeter.
Order in like terms to the abbot of St. Albans touching his
exempt jurisdiction.
Mittitur in extractis.
Oct. 16. Commitment to Nicholas Pecche, esquire, — by mainprise of
Westminster. Robert Morton of the county of York, esquire, and John Everdon
of the county of Surrey, clerk, — of the keeping of the king's
manor of Werplesdon, co. Surrey, wood and underwood pertaining
to the said manor only excepted ; to hold the same from the feast
of St. Laurence last for 20 years with all appurtenances (with the
above exceptions), as John Worship, esquire, held the manor while
1 HENRY V.— PART I. 33
Membrane 12 — cont.
he lived, rendering 30?. yearly at the Exchequer by equal portions
at Michaelmas and Easter, taking by his own hands from the
manor the 40 marks which the king by letters patent granted to him
therefrom, and maintaining the houses and buildings belonging
to the manor. By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 16. Grant to Roger Trumpyton, the king's knight, — at his request
Westminster. and on surrender by him in the Chancery for cancellation of the
letters patent of Henry IV (lately confirmed by the king) granting
the said Roger 100 marks a year at the Exchequer for life, and by
mainprise of John Tiptot, ' chivaler,' of the county of Cambridge
and John Souche, ' chivaler,' of the county of Nottingham, — of
the keeping of the priory of St. Michael's Mount in Cornewaille ;
to hold the same from Michaelmas last during the war with
France, with all profits, emoluments, franchises and liberties, and
with all churches and chapels pertaining to the priory, rendering
10/. yearly at the Exchequer, as the prior who was. last seised of
the priory of the king's grant rendered ; provided always that
Roger pay tenths for the priory with the clergy, maintain the
houses, buildings, woods, enclosures and gardens pertaining to the
priory without waste and destruction, and do and support the
real services and other charges incumbent on it. By p.s. [104.]
Oct. 20. Commitment to Robert lord de Ponyngges and Richard
Westminster. Amys, monk, — by mainprise of John Vernay and John Goudenham
of the county of Somerset, — of the keeping of the alien priory of
Stokecourcy with all its rights and appurtenances ; to hold the
same from Michaelmas last during the war with France, rendering
201., as the last farmers used to render, and an increment of 100s.,
yearly at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers equally, main-
taining the houses and buildings pertaining to the priory, finding
there the divine services, alms and other pious works ordained
from of old, paying tenths and other quotas, and supporting all
other charges incumbent on the priory.
By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 20. Commitment to Thomas Bekyngham and John Greystok,
Westminster, clerk, — by mainprise of Ralph Botiller of the county of Gloucester
and Thomas Coventre of the county of Oxford, — of the keeping
of the alien priory of Cogges with all its rights and appurtenances,
co. Oxford ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last during the
war with France, rendering WL, as the last farmers used to render,
and an increment of 5 marks, yearly at the Easter and Michaelmas
Exchequers equally, maintaining the houses and buildings
pertaining to the priory, finding there the divine services, alms
and other pious works ordained from of old, paying tenths and
other quotas, and supporting all other charges incumbent on the
priory By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 21. Commitment to John Tetford, monk,— by mainprise of John
Westminster. Lopynford of the county of Devon and John Basyn of the same
Wt. 2415. F- 3>
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1413.
Membrane 12 — cont.
county, — of the keeping of the alien priory of St. James with all
its rights and appurtenances, co. Devon ; to hold the same from
Michaelmas last during the war with France, rendering Wl., as
the last farmers used to render, and an increment of 4 marks,
yearly at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers equally, main-
taining the houses and buildings pertaining to the priory, finding
there the divine services, alms and other pious works ordained
from of old, paying tenths and other quotas, and supporting all
other charges incumbent on the priory. By bill of the treasurer.
July 1. Commitment to Nicholas Jaglolay, monk, Richard Wakehurst,
Westminster. William Ryman and Michael le Fourner, monk, — by mainprise of
Robert Jugler of the county of Sussex and John Waleys of the
same county, — of the keeping of all the lands and possessions of
the alien abbot of Sees in England ; to hold the same from the
morrow of St. Michael next during the war with France, rendering
for the said keeping 100 marks by equal portions at the Easter
and Michaelmas Exchequers, finding there the divine services
ordained from of old, paying tenths and other quotas, and
supporting all other charges incumbent on the said lands and
possessions. By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE n.
July 11. Whereas the late king on 30 November, 14 Henry IV, by main-
Westminster, prise of Richard Hertcombe of the county of Somerset and John
Brit of the county of Wilts, the younger, committed to William
Stourton and John Stourton the keeping of all the lands late of
John Beauchamp, deceased (it was said), the son of the late Roger
Beauchamp, ' chivaler,' and a tenant in chief of the said late king
(it is said), which then were or should have been in the king's hand
by the death of the said John son of Roger, if he were dead, and
by reason of the minority of John his son and heir, to hold the same
from the time of the death of the said John son of Roger, if he
were no longer alive, until the lawful age of the said heir together
with his marriage, and so from heir to heir until one of them should
have attained full age and the said William and John Stourton
should have effected the marriage, rendering yearly for the said
lands the extent thereof made before 20 Richard II, or thereafter
to be made, or as much as might be agreed upon between them and
the treasurer, and paying for the marriage as much as might
reasonably be agreed upon between them and the treasurer, if
the keeping and marriage should pertain of right to the king
[Calendar of Fine Rolls, 1405-1413, p. 253] ; and whereas in every
inquisition, taken by writs of Diem clausit extremum emanating
in this behalf from the Chancery under the name of John
Beauchamp, ' chivaler,' it has been ascertained that the said John
son of Roger, by name of John Beauchamp, ' chivaler,' died on
13 April, 13 Henry IV, seised only of certain lands in the county of
Wilts of the yearly value of 4 marks, which he held then of
Henry IV by knight service ; and likewise in consideration of the
I HENRY V.— PART I. 35
1413. Membrane 11 — cont.
fact that the said William and John Stourton have agreed with
Thomas earl of Arundell, the treasurer, that they shall pay to the
king, for the keeping and marriage aforesaid together with the
reversion of all other lands that belong to the said John son of
John, 100Z. only, whereof they have paid 201. out of hand at the
Receipt of the Exchequer and will pay the residue of the said 100/.
at the octave of Michaelmas next and at the quinzaine of Hilary
following, by equal portions ; — the king, by the mainprise afore-
said, has committed to the said William and John Stourton the
keeping of all the said lands ; to hold the same from the time of
the death of the said John Beauchamp, ' chivaler ' until the lawful
age of his said heir, together with the marriage of the heir and
with the reversion of all the lands that belong to the said heir,
and so from heir to heir until one of them shall have attained
full age and the said William and John Stourton, or one of them,
shall have effected the marriage, paying for the keeping of the
said lands together with the reversions aforesaid and for the
marriage the said residue of 80Z. by equal portions at the terms
limited above, (in addition to the said 201. which have been paid
to the king out of hand), without paying or rendering anything
else for the same ; maintaining the houses and buildings per-
taining to the lands, finding fit maintenance for the heir, and
supporting all other charges incumbent on the lands.
By bill of the treasurer.
June 12. Appointment of Thomas Morstede, during his faithful behaviour,
f .tminster. to examine in person and by deputies all ships and boats passing
from and to the realm in the port of London and in all ports,
' crykes ' and places thence on the Thames and on either side of it
by land and by water as far as Gravesende, and there, and from
Gravesende as far as Feveresham, and there, and thence to the
sea, and to make search of all such ships and boats suspected of
being laden with uncocketed and uncustomed wools, woolfells,
hides, cloths, or other customable wares, or with gold or silver in
money by tale or mass or plate, or with jewels, and of any persons
suspected of having carried into or out of the realm any bulls,
letters, instruments, writings, processes or any things prejudical
to the king or his subjects, contrary to the proclamations and
prohibitions made thereof in the king's behalf ; and to arrest all such
goods and instruments as forfeit, together with the ships and
persons carrying them, and keep them safely until further order ;
and to do all other things that pertain to such office ; and to
certify the king in the Chancery or Exchequer touching all that
is done in the matter ; answering and rendering account at the
Exchequer for all the forfeitures arrested by him and his deputies,
and taking for his wages 101. a year from the issues and profits of
the said office, and if the issues and profits be insufficient therefor,
then receiving the balance of his said wages at the Exchequer.
And order to all sheriffs, mayors, bailiffs, ministers, lords, masters
and mariners of ships and other the king's ministers and lieges,
under pain of forfeiture of all that they can forfeit, to assist the
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1413. Membrane 11 — cont.
said Thomas and all his deputies, any statutes or ordinances to
the contrary notwithstanding. By K.
Oct. 21. Commitment to John Kyngeston, prior of Warham, and
Westminster. William Ryman, — by mainprise of John Cheverell of the county of
Dorset and John Forde of the same county, — of the keeping of the
said alien priory of Warham, co. Dorset, with all its rights and
appurtenances ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last during
the war with France, rendering 100s., as the last farmers used to
render, and an increment of 33s. 4d., yearly at the Easter and
Michaelmas Exchequers equally, maintaining the houses and
buildings pertaining to the prioiy, finding there the divine
services, alms and other pious works customarily done there,
paying tenths and other quotas, and supporting all other charges
incumbent on the priory. By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 19. Order to the escheator in the county of Somerset to cause
Westminster. William Orchard, son and heir of Robert Orchard, to have full
seisin of all the lands which his father held of the king in chief or
was seised of in his demesne as of fee on the day of his death, as the
king has taken his homage and fealty. By p.s. [108.]
Oct. 20. Order to William Warbleton, escheator in the county of Wilts,
Westminster, to cause John Comerwell of Hertham and Margaret his wife,
daughter and heir of Margaret late the wife of John Weston, to
have full seisin of all the lands which the said Margaret the mother
held, of the king in chief or was seised of in her demesne as of fee
on the day of her death, as the king has taken the homage and
fealty due from John Comerwell by reason of his having issue by
his said wife. By p.s. [109.]
MEMBRANE 10.
Oct. 26. Commitment to Henry lord Fitz Hugh, — by mainprise of John
Westminster. Pygot of the county of York and Christopher Boynton of the
same county, — of the keeping of two-thirds of all the castles,
manors, lands, rents, commodities and profits, which John lord
de Darcy held of Henry IV in chief by knight service on the day
of his death, or which could come to the late king's hands by his
death ; to hold the same, with all appurtenances, from the time of
the death of the said John lord de Darcy until the full age of
Philip his son and heir, and so from heir to heir until one of them
shall have attained full age, rendering at the Exchequer the rate of
431. a year, for as long as he shall have the keeping, maintaining
the houses and buildings pertaining to the said two-thirds, and
supporting all other charges incumbent thereon ; as the said
Henry has surrendered in the Chancery for cancellation the
letters patent of 15 December, 13 Henry IV, [Calendar of Fine
Eolls, 1405-1413, p. 228], by which the late king committed to
him the keeping of all the said castles etc., for the term aforesaid
at a yearly farm (beyond reprises, maintenance and all other
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1413 Membrane 10 — cont.
charges) of the true value of the said castles, etc. of which Margaret
late the wife of the said John has dower, to wit, a third part of the
same. By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 26. Commitment to Thomas Wolleston and Thomas Kirkeham,—
Westminster, by mainprise of Robert Arthur of the county of Cornwall and
John Chicheley of London, — of the keeping of the alien priory of
St. Clears with all its rights and appurtenances ; to hold the same
from Michaelmas last during the war with France, rendering 151. ,
as the last farmers used to render, and an increment of 60s.,
yearly at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers equally, main-
taining the houses and buildings pertaining to the priory, finding
there the divine services, alms and other pious works ordained
from of old, paying tenths and other quotas, and supporting all
other charges incumbent on the priory. By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 28. Commitment to brother Michael de Morteyn of Longebenyngton
Westminster. and John Tibbay, clerk, — by mainprise of John Langton of the
county of Lincoln and Walter Brigge of London, — of the keeping of
the alien priory of Longebenyngton, co. Lincoln, and Filddallyng,
co. Norfolk, and all the lands, rents and possessions belonging to
the said priory ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last for the
duration of the war with France, rendering 521., as the said
Michael, the last farmer, rendered heretofore, and an increment
of 7 marks, yearly by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas,
maintaining the houses and buildings pertaining to the priory,
finding the divine services and other works of piety there ordained
from of old, and supporting all other charges incumbent on the
priory. By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 26. Commitment to William Burnell, prior of Lodres, John Belamy,
Westminster, monk, and William Wynard, — by mainprise of John Cheverell of
the county of Dorset and Robert Treyage of the county of Corn-
wall,— of the keeping of the said alien priory of Lodres with all its
rights and appurtenances ; to hold the same from Michaelmas
last during the war with France, rendering 811., as the last farmers
used to render, and an increment of 10 marks, yearly by equal
portions at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers, maintaining
the houses and buildings pertaining to the priory, finding there
the divine services and other pious works ordained from of old,
paying tenths and other quotas, and supporting all other charges
belonging to the priory. By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 28. Commitment to Hugh Mortymer, Constantine Mortymer and
Westminster. William Ingram, clerk, — by mainprise of Nicholas Welles of the
county of Oxford and Thomas Beston of the county of North-
ampton,— of the keeping of all the lands, churches, portions,
pensions, alms and other possessions whatsoever of the abbey of
Lire in England and Wales, the priory of Caresbrok, co. South-
ampton, the priory of Warham, co. Wilts (sic), and the priory of
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1413. Membrane 10 — cont.
Hynkeley, co. Leicester, which are of the possessions of the said
abbey of Lire in England, only excepted ; to hold the same from
Michaelmas last for the duration of the war with France, rendering
102/., as the last farmers used to render, and an increment of 405.,
yearly by equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers,
maintaining the houses and buildings pertaining to the said lands
and possessions, finding the divine services ordained from of old,
paying tenths and other quotas, and supporting all other charges
belonging to the said lands and possessions.
By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 28. Commitment to Roger Landford and Henry Clerk, chaplain, —
Westminster, by mainprise of Edmund Chymbeham and William Cave, both of
the county of Kent, — of the keeping of the alien priory of Romeney,
co. Kent, with all its rights and appurtenances ; to hold the same
from Michaelmas last during the war with France, rendering 25
marks, as the last farmers used to render, and an increment of 8
marks, yearly by equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas
Exchequers, maintaining the houses and buildings pertaining to
the said priory, finding there the divine services ordained from of
old, paying tenths and other quotas, and supporting all other
charges incumbent on the said priory. By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 26. Commitment to Odo de Ulmis, prior of Caresbrok and proctor
Westminster. in the Isle of Wight of the abbot of Lire, and William Tristour, —
by mainprise of John Veer and Richard Goolde of the county of
Southampton, — of the keeping of the said priory of Caresbrok
and the procuration of the Isle of Wight, with all rights and
appurtenances whatsoever ; to hold the same from Michaelmas
last during the war with France, rendering 103 marks, as the last
farmers used to render, and an increment of 10L, yearly by equal
portions at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers, maintaining
the houses and buildings pertaining to the said priory, finding
there the divine services ordained from of old, paying tenths and
other quotas, and supporting all other charges incumbent on
the priory. By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated on surrender. And so these letters are cancelled.
Oct. 24. Commitment to Thomas Somercotes and William Warde,
Westminster, clerk, — by mainprise of Thomas Enderby of the county of Lincoln-
and John Beaver of the same county, — of the keeping of the alien
priory of Ravendale ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last for
the duration of the war with France, rendering 20 marks, as the
last farmers rendered heretofore, and an increment of 30s., yearly
by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas, maintaining the
houses and buildings pertaining to the said priory, finding the
divine services and other works of piety ordained there from of
old, and supporting all other charges incumbent on the priory.
By bill of the treasurer.
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MEMBRANE 9.
1413.
Oct. 24. Commitment to Henry Gwyn, — by mainprise of Edward
Westminster. Arundell of the county of Northampton, ' chivaler,' and John
Wiltshire of the county of Buckingham, ' chivaler,' — of the
keeping of the alien priory of Langeneth, with all its rights and
appurtenances, in South Wales ; to hold the same from Michael-
mas last during the war with France, rendering 201., as the last
farmers used to render, and an increment of 10 marks, yearly at
the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers equally, maintaining
the houses and buildings pertaining to the said priory, finding
there the divine services, alms and other pious works ordained
from of old, paying tenths and other quotas, and supporting all
other charges incumbent on the priory. By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 28. Commitment to brother Richard Beaugrant, prior of the priory
Westminster. of Hagh, and brother John Burdet, — by mainprise of Richard
Denton of the county of Lincoln and John Hogham of the same
county, — of the keeping of the said alien priory of Hagh with all
its rights and appurtenances ; to hold the same from Michaelmas
last during the war with France, rendering 40 marks, as the last
farmers used to render, and an increment of 10 marks, yearly by
equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers,
maintaining the houses and buildings pertaining to the said
priory, finding there the divine services ordained from of old,
paying tenths and other quotas, and supporting all other charges
incumbent on the priory. By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 24. Commitment of the alien priory of Ravendale to Thomas
Westminster. Somercotes and William Warde, clerk, — by mainprise of Thomas
-Enderby of the county of Lincoln and John Beaver of the same
county, — in terms as above [last entry but two],
By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 26. Commitment to John Bourgeanvyll, prior of Cowyk, John
Westminster. Dounebant, monk, and William Wynard, — by mainprise of John
Strete and Robert Alisaundre, both of the county of Devon, — of
the keeping of the said alien priory of Cowyk with all its rights
and appurtenances ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last during
the war with France, rendering 20 marks, as the last farmers used
to render, and an increment of 4 marks, yearly by equal portions at
the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers, maintaining the houses
and buildings pertaining to the said priory, maintaining there the
divine services and other pious works ordained from of old, paying
tenths and other quotas, and supporting all other charges
belonging to the priory. By bill of the treasurer.
Commitment to John Roger, prior of Tywerdreyth, William
Wynard and Robert Treyage, — by mainprise of John Strete and
Robert Alisaundre, both of the county of Devon, — of the keeping
of the alien priory of Modbury with all its rights and appur-
tenances ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last during the war
with France, rendering 20 marks, as the last farmers used to
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1413. Membrane 9 — cont.
render, and an increment of 101., yearly by equal portions at the
Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers, maintaining the houses and
buildings, etc., as above [last entry]. By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 5. Commitment to Robert Fraunceys, ' chivaler,' and Thomas
Westminster. Charlton,— by mainprise of Thomas Chamberlayn of the county of
Derby and John Acton of the same county, — of the keeping of all
the lands late of John de Staunton, who held of the king in chief
on the day of his death, which have been taken into the king's
hand by the death of the said John and by reason of the minority
of Thomas his son and heir ; to hold the said keeping from 4
November, 1 Henry V, until the full age of the said heir together
with his marriage, and so from heir to heir until one of the heirs
shall have attained full age, rendering for the keeping of the lands
the extent thereof, yearly at Easter and Michaelmas, and for the
marriage as much as may be agreed upon between them and the
treasurer ; with proviso that the said Robert and Thomas shall
maintain the houses, buildings and enclosures pertaining to the
said lands, and shall find sufficient maintenance for the heir.
By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 6. Commitment of the counties of Essex and Hertford to John
Westminster. Tyrell during pleasure, so that he answer at the Exchequer as
sheriff.
Order to Philip Ingelfeld, late sheriff, to deliver the counties to
John by indenture.
Order to all persons of the counties to be intendant to John as
sheriff.
The like commitments to the following of the counties
named : —
James Haryngton ; Cumberland.
John Maners ; Northumberland.
Nicholas Moungomery, the elder, ' chivaler ' ; Nottingham
and Derby.
Thomas Clarell ; Lincoln.
Thomas Crewe ; Warwick and Leicester.
Robert Corbet, ' chivaler ' ; Salop.
John Bagot, ' chivaler ' ; Stafford.
Robert Wytteney, ' chivaler ' ; Hereford.
William Beauchamp of Powyk ; Gloucester.
Robert Hakbech, ' chivaler ' ; Cambridge and Huntingdon.
Edmund Oldhalle ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
John Halsham ; Surrey and Sussex.
Thomas Chaucer ; Southampton.
Thomas Oudeby ; Rutland.
Walter Hungerford ; Somerset and Dorset.
Thomas Pomeray, ' chivaler ' ; Devon.
Thomas Stirkeland ; Bedford and Buckingham,
John Kederowe ; Cornwall.
Ellis de la Mare ; Wilts.
1 HENRY V.— PART I. 41
1413 Membrane 9 — cont.
Nov. 6. Commitment of the county of York and the castle of York
Westminster, to William Haryngton during pleasure, so that he answer at the
Exchequer as sheriff and keeper.
Order to John Etton, ' chivaler,' late sheriff and keeper, to
deliver the county and castle to William by indenture.
Order to all persons of the county to be intendant to William
as sheriff and keeper.
The like commitments to the following in the counties named :—
Thomas Wake ; Northampton.
Thomas Wykham, ' chivaler ' ; Oxford and Berks.
William Clyfford ; Kent.
MEMBRANE 8.
Oct. 29. Commitment to Richard Weyvile, Thomas Marchaunt and
Westminster. Richard Pym, clerk, — by mainprise of Thomas earl of Arundell
and John Wilteshire, knight, of the county of Buckingham, — of
the keeping of the alien manors of Treueley, Chilham and La
Molesshe with all their rights and appurtenances ; to hold the
same from Michaelmas last during the war with France, rendering
30Z., as the last farmers used to render, and an increment of 10Z.,
yearly by equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers,
maintaining the houses and buildings pertaining to the said
manors, finding there the divine services and other pious works
ordained from of old, paying tenths and other quotas, and
supporting all other charges incumbent on the manors.
By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 10. Commitment of the office of the escheatry in the counties of
Westminster. Norfolk and Suffolk to Andrew Botiller, ' chivaler,' during pleasure,
so that he answer at the Exchequer for the issues thereof.
Order to William Rokewode, late escheator, to deliver to him
by indenture the rolls, writs, memoranda and all other things
relating to the said office.
Order to all persons of the counties to be intendant to Andrew
as escheator.
The like commitments to the following of the office of the
escheatry in the counties named : —
John Warre ; Somerset and Dorset.
John Harwell ; Warwick and Leicester.
John Grevell ; Gloucester and the adjacent march of Wales.
John Bodenham ; Hereford and the adjacent march of Wales.
David Holbeche ; Salop and the adjacent march of Wales.
John Delves ; Stafford.
John Beauchamp del Holt, ' chivaler ' ; Worcester.
John Wyntreshull ; Surrey and Sussex.
John Darell ; Kent and Middlesex.
Nicholas Tournay ; Lincoln.
Ralph Grene ; Northampton and Rutland.
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1413. Membrane 8 — cont.
Edmund Fitz William ; York.
Simon Leek ; Nottingham and Derby.
Philip Inglefeld ; Essex and Hertford.
Edmund Hamden ; Bedford and Buckingham.
William Hasenhill ; Cambridge and Huntingdon.
Robert James ; Oxford and Berks.
John Dowfdale ; Southampton and Wilts.
Robert Lysle, ' chivaler ' ; Northumberland.
Robert Lowthre, 'chivaler'; Cumberland and Westmoreland.
Robert Gary ; Devon and Cornwall.
Nov. 6. Commitment to Henry bishop of Winchester, — by mainprise of
Westminster. John Seynlowe, esquire, and Richard Fitz James, esquire, — of the
keeping of all the castles, manors and lands, late of Henry de
Bello Monte, ' chivaler,' who held of the king in chief on the day
of his death ; to hold the same from the time of the death of the
said Henry de Bello Monte until the full age of John his son and
heir, together with the marriage of the heir, rendering for the
keeping of the said castles, manors and lands a moiety of the
extent, for the period from the death of Henry until the Michael-
mas following, and thereafter the extent of the premises, yearly
by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas, and for the marriage
as much as may be agreed upon between him and the treasurer,
and maintaining the houses and buildings belonging to the said
castles, manors and lands. By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Nov. 10. Commitment to Thomas Clarell, — by mainprise of Richard
Westminster. Hastynges, ' chivaler,' of the county of York and Hugh Shirley,
' chivaler,' of the county of Nottingham, — of the keeping of the
county of Lincoln with the issues and profits belonging to two
farms, the one called post terras datas and the other called firma
comitatus numero annuatim, and to the profits of the county ;
to hold the same from Michaelmas last during the king's pleasure,
rendering 2001. yearly at the Exchequer by equal portions at
Easter and Michaelmas, without any payment or allowance
being made to him for his fee ; notwithstanding (1) that the
king on 6 November last committed the keeping of the county
to him during pleasure, on condition that he rendered yearly the
farms due to the king and answered at the Exchequer for the
king's debts and all other things pertaining to the office of sheriff,
and (2) that Edward III, on learning that all sheriffs of the county
since 18 Edward I [recte II] had accounted as agents and not as
farmers, so that thereby the king had sustained no small damage
formerly through the decrease of certain farms by the deduction
of allowances, gave order to the treasurer and barons of the
Exchequer by the advice of his council that answer should be
made to him in full for the two farms aforesaid, and also for as
much as could be levied yearly of the profits of the county, no
sheriffs being charged for more than they could levy thereof.
By bill of the treasurer.
1 HENRY V.— PART I, 43
Membrane 8 — cont.
Nov. 18. Commitment to Roger Leche, ' chivaler,' and William Pyrton,
Westminster, clerk, — by mainprise of Robert Rotyngton of the county of
Cumberland and Thomas Lychebarugh of the county of Cornwall,
— of the keeping of the priory of Hynkeley, co. Leicester, with
all it's rights and appurtenances ; to hold the same from Michael-
mas last during the war with France, rendering 40L, as the last
farmers used to render, and an increment of 4 marks, yearly by
equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers, main-
taining the houses and buildings pertaining to the said priory,
finding there the divine services ordained from of old, paying
tenths and other quotas, and supporting all other charges belong-
ing to the priory. By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 29. Order to Thomas Horden, escheator in the county of Middlesex,
Westminster, to cause John Tiptoft, ' chivaler,' son of Agnes the sister of John
Wroth, ' chivaler,' the father of Elizabeth the sister of John
Wroth the son of the said John Wroth ' chivaler,' and kinsman
and heir of the said Elizabeth, to have full seisin of all the lands
which the said Elizabeth held of the king in chief or was seised of
in her demesne as of fee and in fee tail on the day of her death ;
as the king has taken his homage and fealty.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Essex.
The like to the following : —
The escheator in the county of Southampton.
The escheator in the county of Wilts.
MEMBRANE 7.
Nov. 2. Commitment to William Kynwolmerssh, clerk, and Nicholas
Westminster. Blakeborne of York, merchant, — by mainprise of John Beaver and
Nicholas Dixon, both of the county of Lincoln, — of the keeping
of all the lands, rents, tithes, pensions and possessions in England,
which in any wise belong to the priory (recte abbey) of Begger ;
to hold the same from Michaelmas last for the duration of the
war with France, rendering III., as they rendered heretofore, and
an increment of 46s. 8d., yearly by equal portions at Easter and
Michaelmas, maintaining the houses and buildings pertaining to
the said lands and possessions, finding there the divine services
and other works of piety ordained from of old, and supporting all
other charges belonging to the said lands, rents, tithes, pensions
and possessions. By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 6. Commitment to lady Katharine Bromwych, — by mainprise of
Westminster. William Loveney of the county of Essex and Robert Basset of the
county of Essex, — of the keeping of the manor of Michelhampton,
which belongs to the alien abbess of Caen, with all its rights and
appurtenances ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last during
the war with France, rendering SOL, as the last farmers used to
render, and an increment of 20 marks, yearly by equal portions at
the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers, maintaining the houses
and buildings pertaining to the said manor, finding there the
44
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1413. Membrane 7 — cont.
divine services ordained from of old, paying tenths and other
quotas, and supporting all other charges incumbent on the manor.
By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 8. Commitment to Hugh Mortemer, — by mainprise of Nicholas
Westminster. atte Welle of the county of Gloucester and Thomas Beeston of the
county of Northampton, — of the keeping of a messuage, a virgate
of land, 4 acres of meadow in the town of Yarwelle, and a
bailiwick of the forestry (forestrie) of Sule in the forest of
Clyve within the forest of Rokyngham, co. Northampton, and
a messuage, a virgate of land, 4 acres of meadow in the said
town, and a bailiwick of Sule in the aforesaid forest of Clyve
within the forest of Rokyngham, which were held of the
king in chief by John Tyndale on the day of his death
by service of keeping the bailiwicks of the forestry of Sule in the
said forest of Clyve, and also of an assart, called ' Whytwong,'
another assart, called ' Darlegh,' in the said town of Yarwell in
the forest of Clyve aforesaid, and another assart, called ' Dyryng-
hawe,' containing a virgate of land, within the aforesaid forest ;
to hold the same until the lawful age of Richard, son and heir of
the said John, rendering the extent thereof, or as much as may be
agreed upon between him and the treasurer, and maintaining the
houses and buildings pertaining to the said lands.
By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
Order to the escheator in the county of Leicester, — pursuant
^o an inquisition made by James Bellers, late escheator, showing
that William Purly was seised in his demesne as of fee on the day
of his death of 8s. a year of quit rent issuing from divers lands in
the town of Medebourne, co. Leicester, which rent is held of the
king in chief by service of a third part of a twentieth part of a
knight's fee, and that Peter Purly is his son and next heir and of
full age, — to cause the said Peter to have full seisin of the said
rent, which by the death of the said William was taken into the
hands of Richard II and is still in the king's hand ; as the king
has taken Peter's fealty, and for ^ mark paid in the hanaper has
respited his homage until the Purification next.
Nov. 14. Commitment to John Bally, prior of Lappelley, Richard
Westminster. Knyghtley and William Kane, monk, — by mainprise of Richard
Kymmerton of the county of Stafford and Roger Normanton of
the county of Derby, — of the keeping of the priory of Lappeley
with all its rights and appurtenances ; to hold the same from
Michaelmas last during the war with France, rendering 40 marks,
as the last farmers used to render, and an increment of 2 marks,
yearly by equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers,
maintaining the houses and buildings pertaining to the said
priory, finding there the divine services ordained from of old,
1 HENRY V.— PART I. 45
1413. Membrane 7 — cont.
paying tenths and other quotas, and supporting all other charges
belonging to the priory. By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated on surrender, since the king on 15 June, 3 Henry V,
granted the priory to the warden and chaplains of the college of St.
Bartholomew of Tongge, co. Salop, in the diocese of Coventry and
Lichfield, to them and their successors, under a certain form. And
so these letters are cancelled. [Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1413-1416,
p. 334].
Oct. 26. Commitment to Thomas Walwayn, esquire, and Robert Vynter,
Westminster, clerk, — by mainprise of John Brace of the county of Worcester
and Thomas Parker of the county of Hereford, — of the keeping of
the alien priory of Bergeveny in South Wales ; to hold the same,
together with the spiritualities and temporalities annexed to the
said priory, from the morrow of St. Michael last past for the
duration of the war with France, rendering the 10 marks custom-
arily rendered heretofore, and an increment of 10 marks, yearly
at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers equally, finding there
the divine services ordained from of old, paying tenths and other
quotas with the clergy, maintaining the houses and buildings
pertaining to the said priory, and supporting all other charges
incumbent on it ; provided always that if any other person shall
be willing without fraud to render more for the said keeping by
Easter next, then the said farmers shall render thereafter such
larger sum, or be removed from the said farm at the will of the
king. By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 11. Commitment to John Kirkeby, clerk, and William Hunte, — by
Westminster, mainprise of William Ude of the county of Norfolk, John Grene of
the said county, and John Burys of the county of Suffolk, — of the
keeping of the alien priory of Sporle with all its rights and appur-
tenances ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last during the war
with France, rendering 201., as the last farmers used to render,
and an increment of 13s. 4d., yearly by equal portions at the
Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers, maintaining the houses and
buildings pertaining to the said priory, finding there the divine
services and other pious works ordained from of old, paying
tenths and other quotas, and supporting all other charges belong-
ing to the priory. By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 5. Commitment to Thomas Parker, — by mainprise of Richard
Westminster. Pavy of London and Robert Passemer of the county of Leicester,—
of the keeping of a messuage, a dove-cot, 6| acres of land, 6 acres .
of pasture and 665. 8d. of yearly rent in Magor in the march of
Wales adjacent to the county of Gloucester, which Hugh Mortimer,
' chivaler,' held on the day of his death in his demesne as of fee of
Henry IV in chief by knight service, and which by the death
of Hugh came to the late king's hands and are in the king's hands ;
to hold the same from Michaelmas last for as long as the premises
shall remain in the king's hand for the cause aforesaid, render-
ing 100s., as the last farmers used to render, and an increment
46 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1413. Membrane 7 — cont.
of 65. 8^., yearly by equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas
Exchequers ; with clause touching maintenance of buildings and
support of charges. By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated because otherwise 2 Henry V.
Nov. 17. Commitment to John Everdon, clerk, John Staverton, Nicholas
Westminster. Bury and Richard Russell, — by mainprise of Robert Tyndale,
tailor and citizen of London, John Derlyngton, goldsmith and
citizen of London, and James Andrewe of the county of Suffolk, —
of the keeping of the alien priory of Cretyng and Everdon with,
all its rights and appurtenances ; to hold the same from Michael-
mas last during the war with France, rendering 261., as the last
farmers used to render, and an increment of 41., yearly by equal
portions at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers ; with clause
touching maintenance of buildings, finding of divine services,
payment of tenths and quotas, and support of charges.
By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 18. Commitment (with like clause) to Nicholas Short, — by main-
Westminster, prise of Thomas Parker of the county of Hereford and William
Waleys of the county of Sussex, — of the keeping of the alien
priory of Holne with all its rights and appurtenances ; to hold the
same from Michaelmas last during the war with France, rendering
605., as the last farmers used to render, and an increment of
26s. Sd., yearly by equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas
Exchequers. By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 6.
Nov. 16. Commitment (with like clause) to John Prophete, clerk, and
Westminster. Robert (sic) Felde, — by mainprise of John Poynes of the county of
Essex and Roger Ploufeld of the county of Hereford, — of the
keeping of the alien priory of Stratfeldsay with all its rights and
appurtenances ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last during
the war with France, rendering 10 marks, as the last farmers
used to render, and an increment of 13s. 4d., yearly by equal
portions at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers.
By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated because otherwise 2 Henry V.
Nov. 24. Commitment to Thomas earl of Arundell, Nicholas Champeyny,
Westminster, prior of Ware, and Richard Bausayn, the prior's fellow monk, — by
mainprise of Thomas Compworth of the county of Northampton,
William Arderne of the same county and Nicholas Caldecote of
the county of Cambridge, — of the keeping of the alien priory of
Ware and the alien priory of Noion and Neumarket, together with
the issues, profits and other revenues of the said priories, and with
the franchises, liberties, pensions, portions, emoluments and all
other possessions, privileges and commodities whatsoever ; to
hold the same from Michaelmas last during the war with France,
rendering for the keeping of the said priory of Ware 400 marks, as
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47
1413 Membrane 6 — cont.
the last farmers used to render, and an increment of 201., and for
the said priory of Noion and Neumarket 601., as the last farmers
used to render, and an increment of 10 marks, yearly by equal
portions at Easter and Michaelmas, maintaining the houses and
buildings pertaining to the said priories, finding there the divine
services and other pious works ordained from of old, paying
tenths and other quotas, and supporting all other charges belong-
ing to the priories. By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated because otherwise 2 Henry V.
Nov. 26. Commitment to John Iklyngton, clerk, and Hugh Mortemer,—
Westminster, by mainprise of Geoffrey Iklyngton of the county of Kent and
Robert Andrewe of the county of Gloucester, — of the keeping of
the alien priory of Clattef ord with all its rights and appurtenances ;
to hold the same from Michaelmas last during the war with France,
rendering 50 marks, as the last farmers used to render, and an
increment of 10 marks, yearly by equal portions at the Easter
and Michaelmas Exchequers, maintaining the houses and buildings
pertaining to the said priory, finding there the divine services
ordained from of old, paying tenths and other quotas, and sup-
porting all other charges belonging to the priory.
By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 5. Association of John Cokkys of Mulverton in the late corn-
Westminster, mission [p. 27] to Hugh Sampford and others to levy and collect
in the county of Somerset the fifteenth and tenth granted to the
king in his last Parliament, as the king has thought fit to dis-
charge the said Hugh from the levying and collecting of the same.
Nov. 29. Order to the escheator in the county of Dorset ; — pursuant to
Westminster. an inquisition made by Richard Stucle, late escheator, showing
that Elizabeth late the wife of Humphrey Stafford, knight, on the
day of her death held no lands in the said county in demesne or in
service of the king or of any other, but that John de Haddon,
John de Shepton, vicar of the church of Porestoke, and Robert,
parson of the church of Crouwell, being lately seised in their
demesne as of fee of the manor of La Houke, of 10 messuages, a
carucate of land, 20 acres of meadow, 40 acres of pasture and 20
acres of wood in Stapelford, of 9 messuages, a carucate of land, 12
acres of meadow and 60 acres of pasture in Overkentecombe, and
of a messuage and a carucate of land in La Yerde, co. Dorset, by
their charter indented, dated Wednesday the feast of St. Luke
42 Edward III, (which was shown before the jurors of the
inquisition aforesaid), by name of the manor of La Houke and all
the lands and tenements in Stapelford, Overkentecombe and La
Yerde, gave and granted the premises to John Mautravers,
deceased, and to the said Elizabeth then his wife, to hold the same
to the said John Mautravers and Elizabeth and the heirs of John
of the chief lords of the fees by the services due and customary,
by virtue of which gift and grant the said John Mautravers and
Elizabeth were then seised of the premises and continued their
48 CALENDAR OF FINE BOLLS.
Membrane 6 — cont.
said estate during the life of the said John Mautravers ; and that
afterwards the said John Mautravers died so seised in the lifetime
of Elizabeth ; and that after his death the said Elizabeth, seised
as aforesaid, continued her estate until she took to husband one
Humphrey Stafford, knight, now deceased ; and that afterwards
the said Humphrey and Elizabeth his wife, being seised as afore-
said of the estate of the said Elizabeth, by their writing, dated at
Houke, co. Dorset , 20 December 1 Henry IV, gave and granted
the whole estate which they had in the manor of La Houke to
John Perlee, William Ekerdon, parson of the church of Lang-
brydye, and Robert Grey (who still survive), and their assigns ;
and that by another writing of the same date, day and place, the
said Humphrey and Elizabeth likewise gave and granted, by
name of the manors of Stapelford and Overkentecom.be and all
lands and tenements in Yerde, the whole estate which they had
in all the aforesaid messuages, land, meadow, pasture and wood
in Stapelford, Overkentecombe and La Yerde, together with other
lands and tenements in the said writing contained, to the said
John Perlee, William Ekerdon and Robert Grey, their heirs and
assigns, during the estate aforesaid ; and that by virtue of these
writings, gifts and grants the said John, William and Robert on
the day of the making of the writings were seised in form aforesaid
of the manor aforesaid and of the said messuages, land, meadow,
pasture and wood, and continued their estate during the life of
Elizabeth ; and that the manor of Houke is held of the king in
chief by knight service, and the rest of the premises of other lords ;
and that Elizabeth, now the wife of Humphrey Stafford, knight,
the son and heir of the aforesaid Humphrey, is the daughter and
next heir of the aforesaid Elizabeth and John Mautravers, and of
full age ; — to cause the said Humphrey the son and Elizabeth his
wife to have full seisin of the premises, as the king has taken the
fealty of Humphrey the son, and for one mark paid in the hanaper
has respited until the Conception next the homage due from him
by reason of his having issue by his said wife.
MEMBRANE 5.
Nov. 27. Commitment to Robert Palgrave, John Sutton and Nicholas
Westminster. Bury, — by mainprise of John Edward of London and Robert
Esthagh of the county of Suffolk, — of the keeping of (1) a dove-cot
and 6 acres of land in Northcove, co. Suffolk, which after the death
of Richard Phelipp descended to Thomas his son and heir, a natural
imbecile and idiot, who still survives, the same being in the king's
hand by reason of the idiocy of the said Thomas, (2) a garden
in Gorleston, co. Suffolk, lying by the messuage of John Hopton,
which Thomas Box of Great Yarmouth gave without the king's
licence to the high altar of the church of St. Nicholas of Yarmouth
to keep an anniversary for the souls of Roger Leek and Christian
his wife and for the souls of those for whom they are bound, the same
being in the king's hand by reason of the said alienation, and (3)
a messuage and 4 acres of land in Southton, Yarmouth, \ acre of
land in Gorleston, 2 acres of land in Bradewell, which John Heed
1 HENRY V.— PART I. 49
1413 Membrane 5 — cont.
of the said town held, an acre of land in Belton, which John
Rogere holds, a rood of land with its appurtenances in Hopton,
which John Brygge of Hopton holds, and 4d. a year of rent from
Edmund Baxtere from his tenement there, which messuage, land
and rent John Bonde of Gorleston gave, and by his charter of
feoffment confirmed, to the chapel of St. Nicholas of Southton to
maintain a leper there, without the king's licence, and which are
in the king's hands by reason of the said alienation ; to hold the
same for as long as the premises shall remain in the king's hands
for the causes aforesaid, rendering for the dove-cot and 6 acres of
land in Northcove, 5s., for the garden in Gorleston, 4d., and for
the messuage and 4 acres of land in Southton, Yarmouth, the \
acre of land in Gorleston, 2 acres of land in Bradewell, the acre of
land in Belton, the rood of land in Hopton and the 4d. a year of
rent, 3s. 4d., the sums accounted for yearly by the escheator of
the county, and an increment of 3s. 4d, yearly by equal portions
at Easter and Michaelmas. By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 28. Order to the escheator in the county of Bedford' to take the
Westminster, fealty of Thomas Lucy, ' chivaler,' who has taken to wife Alice
the sister of William Huggeford the father of Margery the daughter
of the said William, and the kinswoman and heir of the said
Margery, and to cause him and the said Alice to have full seisin
of all the lands which the said William held in his demesne as of
fee on the day of his death and which by the death of William
and by reason of the minority of the said Margery, who lately
died a minor in the king's ward, came to the hands of Henry IV
and are still in the king's hand ; as the king for 2 marks paid in
the hanaper has respited until the quinzaine of Easter next the
homage due from Thomas by reason of his having issue by Alice.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Cambridge,
omitting the taking of fealty.
The like to the escheator in the county of Salop and the adjacent
march of Wales.
Nov. 13. Order to the escheator in the county of Somerset ; — pursuant
Westminster, to an inquisition made by Richard Stucle, late escheator, showing
that Walter Rodeney, ' chivaler,' on the day of his death held
no lands of the king in chief of the crown in his demesne or in
service in the said county, but held two-tKirds of the manors of
Bacwell, Saltford, Twyverton, Stoke Gyffard and Lameyate,
together with the advowsons of the churches of Bacwell and
Saltford, and also two -thirds of 6 messuages and 6 virgates of land
in Halwetre, co. Somerset, together with the reversion of the third
part of the said manors, land and tenements, which Alice late
the wife of John de Rodeney, knight, Walter's father, holds in
dower of the endowment of the said John her late husband, in fee
tail, to wit, to the said Walter and the heirs of his body, of the
gift and feoffment of Thomas Balon, parson of the church of
Radestoke, and others made to the said John father of Walter
Wt. 2415. F- *•
50 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 5 — cont.
(whose heir he was) and Katharine his late wife, and the heirs of
the body of John ; and that the manors of Bacwell, Saltford and
Twyverton, and the messuages and lands in Halwetre, and a
moiety of the manor of Stoke Gyffard together "with the advowsons
aforesaid are held of the heir of the lord le Despenser, a minor in
the king's ward, by knight service, and the other moiety of the
manor of Stoke Gyffard and a twentieth part of a moiety of the
manor of Lameyate of the bishop of Bath, the rest of the said
moiety of the manor of Lameyate of the prior of St. John of
Jerusalem in England, and the other moiety of the said manor of
Lameyate of the king as of the earl of Hereford, to wit, in socage by
fealty and by service of rendering 13s. 4d. yearly for all other
services ; and that the said Walter on the day of his death
held in reversion (1) the manor of Dynre, co. Somerset, of the
bishop of Bath by knight service, which manor Richard Virgo
and Edith his wife and Isabel their daughter, who still survive,
hold for their lives of the demise of the said John at a yearly rent
to the said John and his heirs of 10/. 13<s. 4d., with reversion to
the said John and his heirs, (2) the manor of Lovyngton, co.
Somerset, of the abbot of Towrehill, which manor Richard
Shephurd of Lovyngton holds for life of the demise of the said
Walter at a yearly rent to him and his heirs of 16 marks, and
(3) 4 messuages, 4 carucates of land and 40 acres of meadow in
Congersbury and Wedmore, co. Somerset, which John Venables,
Richard Mulborne, John Roke and divers other tenants hold
severally for life of the demise of the said Walter at a yearly rent
of 10Z. 8s., with reversion to the said Walter and his heirs ; and
also that the said Walter on the day of his death likewise held the
manor of Baggeworth, co. Somerset, for life of the gift and
feoffment of John Venables and Richard Sutton made to the said
Walter and Isabel (his late wife, now deceased) and the heirs of
Isabel, which manor is held of John Roger ; and that John
Rodeney, son of the said Walter and Isabel, is the' next heir of
Walter and Isabel, and of full age ; — to cause the said John
Rodeney the son, whose fealty the king has taken, to have full
seisin of the two-thirds of the manors of Bakwell, Saltford and
Twyverton, of the land in Halwetre, of the moiety of the manor of
Stoke Gyffard, and of the advowsons aforesaid, which are held of
the said heir, and of the moiety of the manor of Lameyate which
is held of the king as of the earl of Hereford ; removing the king's
hand from the rest of the premises, held of other lords, if they have
been taken into the king's hand for no other reason than the death
of Walter, and delivering to John Rodeney the son any issues
thereof taken since the time of Walter's death.
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Feb. 16, Commitment to Richard Hankeford, — by mainprise of William
Westminster. Wynard and Henry Fulford, both of the county of Devon, — of
the keeping of all the lands, rents, services and reversions which
Walter Cornu on the day of his death held in Worlyngton, co.
. Devon, for term of his life with reversion to Fulk Fitz Waryn, a
minor in the king's ward ; to hold the same during the minority
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1414. Membrane 5 — cont.
of the said Fulk, rendering yearly the extent thereof, or as much
as may be agreed upon between him and the treasurer, maintaining
the houses and buildings pertaining to the said lands, and sup-
porting all other charges incumbent upon them.
By bill of the treasurer.
I A 10 MEMBRANE 4.
Nov. 17. Order to H. archbishop of York to appoint some trustworthy
Westminster. men of the clergy of his diocese to levy and collect in the said
diocese the tenth, payable a moiety at the Purification next and
the other moiety at the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula following,
which the prelates and clergy of the province of York, for the
defence of the realm and of the church of England, granted to
the king in their last convocation in the chapter house of the
cathedral church of York, begun on 27 July last and continued
until the morrow (though beyond their power on account of their
notorious poverty and many other insupportable losses in
unwonted measure befalling them at this present time, and likely
to befall), of all their benefices and offices ; — excepting the
monasteries of Ellerton, Feriby, Watton, Mathersay, Rufford,
Felley, Egleston, Caldre and Cokirsand which were customarily
.excepted from of old, and by reason of their wretchedness and
their notorious poverty still claim exception, and excepting
the monasteries of St. Oswald of Nostell and Pontefract and
Gyseburn, on account of their burdensome debt and the misfortune
of fire for which they are not to blame, from the whole payment
of the tenth, and the monastery of Selby for its great debt, up to
the moiety of a tenth ; excepting also, as at other times, the lands
and possessions of the abbot and convent of Meaux wherever they
have been destroyed by floods, and the benefices of all nuns, and
the benefices of Acastre by York, of Kirkham within the arch-
deaconry of Richmond, of Topclif, and of Misterton, which are
appropriated to the fabric of the cathedral church of York, for
the costly construction and the speedy completion of the same, and
all benefices in Northumberland, Cumberland and Coupeland,
touching which the certificates of the ordinaries will be accepted
in the Exchequer, and the prebend of Langtoft in the. church of
York, on account of its excessive assessment, up to a moiety of
the assessment of the same, and all other benefices and hospitals,
and prebends, portions, pensions, temporalities, spiritualities and
temporalities annexed to spiritualities within the said province
which are assessed at 10 marks and under according to the new
assessment ; — with proviso that the said prelates and clergy, or
their farmers, shall not be compelled to make payment of a
fifteenth with secular persons, and that the said prelates and
clergy shall not be vexed by any assessments, subsidies, convoca-
tions or other charges within the terms aforesaid. And answer is to
be made for the said tenth at the said terms ; and the archbishop is
to certify the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer by Christmas
next at the latest of the names of the persons appointed by him.
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Membrane 4 — cont.
Order in like terms to Th. bishop of Durham.
The like to W. bishop of Carlisle.
Nov. 29. Order to the escheator in the county of Cornwall, — pursuant to
Westminster, an inquisition made by Henry Foleford, late escheator, showing
that Humphrey Stafford, knight, on the day of his death held in
his demesne as of fee a third part of the manor of Colylond, co.
Cornwall, of the king in chief by fealty only for all service, and
that Humphrey Stafford, knight, his son, is his next heir and of
full age, — to cause the said Humphrey the son to have full seisin
of the said third part, as the king has taken his fealty.
Order to the escheator in the county of Somerset ; — pursuant
to an inquisition made by Richard Stucle, late escheator, showing
that Humphrey Stafford, knight, on the day of his death held no
lands in the county of the king in chief as of the crown, in demesne
or in service, but held the manors of Glutton and Farnebargh, co.
Somerset, by the courtesy of England of the inheritance of Alice
late his wife, deceased, (who was lately seised thereof in her
demesne as of fee) by reason of having issue by her, so that he
died seised thereof for term of his life by the courtesy of England ;
and that the manor of Glutton is held of the heir of the earl of
Hereford by knight service and the manor of Farnebargh of the
king as of the duchy of Lancaster as of the king's manor of
Troubrygge by knight service ; and that Humphrey Stafford,
knight, the son of the aforesaid Humphrey Stafford, deceased, is
the son and next heir of the said Alice, and of full age ; — to cause
the said Humphrey the son to have full seisin of the said manor of
Glutton, as the king has taken his fealty therefor ; removing the
king's hand from the said manor of Farnebargh, if it has been
taken into the king's hand for no other cause than the death of
Humphrey the father, and delivering to Humphrey the son any
issues thereof taken since the time of his father's death.
Dec. 3. Commitment to John Hille, John Norman and Richard Lynne,
Westminster. — by mainprise of John Fethere of the county of Surrey and John
Hoby of the county of Lincoln, — of the keeping of 2 messuages,
a virgate of land and 16 acres of meadow in Stokebrugge, co.
Southampton, which Thomas Bukland, ' chivaler,' held on the
day of his death jointly with Maud his late wife, who still survives,
to them and the heirs of their bodies, of the duke of Lancaster,
and which are in the king's hand by the death of the said Thomas
who held elsewhere of Henry IV in chief ; to hold the same from
Michaelmas last for as long as the premises shall remain in the
king's hand, rendering 13s. 4d., as the last farmers used to render,
and an increment of 3s. 4d., yearly by equal portions at Easter
and Michaelmas, maintaining the houses, buildings and enclosures
pertaining to the said messuages and land, and supporting all
other charges. By bill of the treasurer.
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Dec. 0. Commitment to William Spenser, clerk, — by mainprise of
Westminster. William Warde of the county of Lincoln, clerk, and John Spenser
of the same county, — of the keeping of the alien priory of Myntyng
and all its lands and possessions ; to hold the same from Michael-
mas last for the duration of the war with France, rendering the
46 marks which, as the late farmer, he rendered heretofore for the
keeping, and an increment of 4 marks, yearly at the Exchequer
by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas, maintaining the
houses and buildings pertaining to the priory, maintaining the
divine services there ordained from of old, and supporting all
other charges incumbent from of old on the priory.
By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated because the said William Spenser, on 3 February 4
Henry V, with the assent of Joan queen of England, surrendered the
said letters before the king in the Chancery under, a certain form, for
cancellation. And so these letters are cancelled.
Dec. 12. Commitment to Thomas Heryngton, — by mainprise of Thomas
Westminster. Burgh of the county of York and George Billesby of the county of
Lincoln, — of the keeping (1) of the manor of Trewyk and all the
lands in the county of Northumberland which belonged to Thomas
de Trewyk, who held of Henry IV in chief on the day of his death,
and which came to the late king's hands and are still in the king's
hand by the death of the said Thomas, and (2) of the manor of
Boroudon, co. Northumberland, which belonged to Roger Horsley,
who held of the king in chief on the day of his death, and which is
in the king's hand by his death ; to hold the same for as long as
the manors shall remain in the king's hand, by the extent thereof
or as much as may be agreed upon between him and the treasurer,
he maintaining the houses, enclosures and buildings which belong
to the said manors. By bill of the treasurer.
Dec. 13. Commitment to Robert Malton, clerk, — by mainprise of Thomas
Westminster. Trewyn, esquire, and Robert Cawod, clerk, — of the keeping of the
alien priory of Uphaven with all its rights and appurtenances ;
to hold the same from Michaelmas last during the war with
France, rendering 201., as the last farmers used to render, and an
increment of 4£., yearly by equal portions at the Easter and
Michaelmas Exchequers, maintaining the houses and buildings
pertaining to the said priory, finding there the divine services
ordained from of old, paying tenths and other quotas, and
supporting all other charges incumbent on the priory.
By bill of the treasurer.
Be it remembered that on 17 December in the present year
Thomas Raby, mayor of the town of Folston, since he refused to
receive a writ of the king directed to him, on the ground that he
was within the liberty of the Cinque Ports, was committed to the
king's prison of Flete, and made a fine with the king in the
Chancery for the said contempt, for one mark.
CALENDAR OP FINE ROLLS.
MEMBRANE 3.
Dec. 1. Order to the escheator in the county of Cornwall to cause John
Westminster. Colshull, son and heir of Emma late the wife of John Colshull, to
have full seisin of all the lands which the said Emma held of the
king in chief, or was seised of in her demesne as of fee or in fee
tail, on the day of her death, as the king has taken his fealty, and
for 20s. paid in the hanaper has respited his homage until the
Purification next.
Dec. 28.
Westminster.
Dec. 5.
Westminster.
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Jan. 23.
Westminster.
Jan. 29.
Westminster.
Commitment to Thomas Stokdale and Richard Knyghtley, —
by mainprise of John Waget of the county of Oxford and John
Derby of the county of Worcester, — of the keeping of the manors
of Dodyngton and Stalbroke, co. Stafford, which Giles de Hyde
held on the day of his death of the inheritance of Humphrey son
and heir of Edmund late earl of Stafford, a minor in the king's
ward ; to hold the same from the time of the death of Giles until
the full age of the said heir, and so from heir to heir until one of
them shall have attained full age, rendering for the said keeping
the extent thereof, maintaining the houses and buildings pertaining
to the said manors, and supporting all other charges incumbent
on them. By bill of the treasurer.
Commitment to Richard Saundre, clerk, — by mainprise of John
Frank, clerk, and John de Frome, both of the county of Somerset,
—of the keeping of the manor of Tarente Lounston, co. Dorset,
which is a parcel of the possessions of the alien abbess of Caen ; to
hold the same from Michaelmas last during the war with France,
rendering 191. 18s., as the last farmers used to render, and an
increment of 13s. 4d., yearly by equal portions at the Easter and
Michaelmas Exchequers ; with clause touching maintenance of
buildings, finding of divine services, payment of tenths and
quotas, and support of charges. By bill of the treasurer.
Commitment (with like clause) to John Wele and Henry
Yoksale, clerk, — by mainprise of John Fitz Piers of the county of
Salop and Richard Pavy of London, — of the keeping of the alien
priory of New Abbey by Alberbury with all its rights and appur-
tenances ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last during the war
with France, rendering 22 marks, as the last farmers used to
render, and an increment of 18 marks, yearly by equal portions
at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers.
By bill of the treasurer.
Commitment (with like clause) to Thomas Parker, — by main-
prise of Robert Tiptot of the county of Salop and Nicholas Short
of the county of Wilts, — of the keeping of the priory of Carswell
alias Carswall, in Wales, with all its rights and appurtenances ;
to hold the same from Easter last during the war with France,
rendering 15s. 4d., as the last farmers used to render, and an
increment of 13s. 4dL, yearly by equal portions at Michaelmas and
Easter. By bill of the treasurer.
1 HENRY V.— PART I.
Membrane 3 — cont.
Jan. 20. Commitment (with like clause) to Thomas Trewyn and William
Westminster. Rede, clerk, — by mainprise of William Cranle of the county of
Surrey and John Talvar of the county of Devon, — of the keeping
of the alien priory of Elyngham with all its rights and appur-
tenances ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last during the war
with France, rendering 41., as the last farmers used to render, and
an increment of 20s., yearly by equal portions at the Easter and
Michaelmas Exchequers. By bill of the treasurer.
Jan. 26. Whereas Henry IV ; — of late considering how some alien
Westminster, priories, houses and religious places within his realm of England
and Wales had been laudably founded and built by his noble
progenitors and other nobles and magnates of his realm to do and
maintain divine offices and charges of hospitality and alms and
other works of piety and devotion, and that the same priories,
houses and religious places, by sudden and frequent removals and
expulsions of their priors and occupiers, and by divers secular
and other farmers, after the first taking of the same into the hand
of Edward III on account of the war with France, had been so
grievously destroyed, dilapidated and wasted, both in houses
and in things and possessions, that the divine worship and
regular observances therein were at an end, and hospitalities and
alms and other works of charity besides, of old established and
accustomed to be done there, were withdrawn, and the pious vows
of the founders were in manifold ways defrauded and frustrated,
to the no small offence and displeasure of Almighty God ; and
wishing therefore, to the glory of God and Holy Church, to provide
more graciously for the increase of divine worship and the renewal
and continuance of the said works of charity and other charges
incumbent ; — of his especial grace and certain knowledge, and
with the assent of his council in his Parliament held 1 Henry IV,
granted and restored to the abbot and convent of the monastery
of St. Taurin, of the power of France, the advowsons of all their
conventual and other priories in his realm of England and else-
where within his lordship and power, which had been seized and
taken into his hand on account of the said war, and to which priors
have customarily been admitted and inducted from of old ; and
removed his hand from the advowsons aforesaid, so that the said
abbot and his successors should thenceforth present fit persons to
the griories aforesaid in all voidances of the same, the aforesaid
taking thereof or any other taking into his hand or into the hand
of Edward III or of Richard II, on account of the war aforesaid,
or any ordinances published to the contrary, notwithstanding ;
saving nevertheless to him the said late king and his heirs and other
chief lords the services due therefrom and accustomed, and further
saving the right of any other person whatsoever [Calendar of
Patent Rolls, 1399-1401, p. 81] ; and whereas afterwards the
said abbot and convent by virtue of the grant and restoration
aforesaid presented Richard Duy, monk, to the priory of
Langenyth in Wales, the same pertaining, it is said, to the said
abbey and being then void and in their gift ; and whereas the
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1414.
Membrane 3 — cont.
said Richard by colour of the presentation aforesaid with the
concurrence of all rightful requirements was canonically admitted
to the priory, instituted and inducted in the same, and continued
peaceful possession thereof for the whole of his life ; and whereas
Richard ap Morgan, monk of the order of St. Benedict, though
presented by the abbot and convent aforesaid to the said priory,
the same being void and in their gift, cannot be admitted to the
said priory by virtue of the presentation aforesaid, on account of
a certain ordinance made in the last Parliament that all possessions
of alien priors and other alien possessions which have been
occupied by royal patents, — except the alien priors and fees,
advowsons, lands, rents, services, franchises, liberties and other
commodities in the said ordinance contained, — shall be resumed
into the king's hands : — the king, considering the premises, of his
special grace has granted to the said Richard ap Morgan that' the
presentation aforesaid may be accepted and duly executed by the
bishop of St. Davids, the ordinary of the place, and that the said
Richard ap Morgan, after his admission, institution and induction
in the said priory by virtue of the said presentation made, may
enjoy the priory with all its rights and appurtenances without let
or hindrance of the king or his heirs, or of their ministers, the
ordinance and resumption aforesaid notwithstanding ; provided
always that the said Richard ap Morgan answer yearly at the
Exchequer for 20Z. for the priory aforesaid, as long as he shall be
prior there, during the war with France. By K.
MEMBRANE 2.
July 1. Commitment to Robert Playce and Katharine his wife, — by
Westminster, mainprise of Roger Crome and Richard Ledes of the county of
York, — of the keeping of all manner of lands, rents and services
with their appurtenances in the town and territory of Jolby, co.
York, late of John Quaynt and Hervey de Alnathby, who were
convicted for certain treasons ; to hold the same to them and their
executors from Easter last for 20 years, rendering 13s. 4=d. yearly
at the Michaelmas and Easter Exchequers equally ; provided
always that if any other person shall be willing without fraud to
render more for the said keeping by Easter next, then the said
Robert and Katharine shall render thereafter such larger sum for
the same, or be removed from the keeping at the will of the king ;
with clause touching maintenance of buildings and support of
charges. By bill of the treasurer.
1414.
Feb. 1. Commitment to William Warre and Thomas Warre, clerk, — by
Westminster, mainprise of William More of the county of Somerset and William
Asshelyng of the county of Dorset, — of the keeping of the fruits
and prevents of the church of Sturmystre Marchall, co. Dorset,
and of certain lands in Cherleton, co. Dorset, which belong to the
alien hospital of lepers of St. Gilles, Pont-Audemer, in Normandy,
with all rights and appurtenances ; to hold the same from
Michaelmas last during the war with France, rendering 281. ,
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Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Membrane 2 — cont.
as the last farmers used to render, and an increment of 5 marks,
yearly by equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas
Exchequers, maintaining the houses and buildings pertaining to
the said fruits and lands, finding there the divine services ordained
from of old, paying tenths and other quotas, and supporting all
other charges belonging to the said fruits and lands.
By bill of the treasurer.
Commitment to William Sareson, clerk, and Thomas Brugges,—
by mainprise of William Burys of Halstede, Walter Aysshele of
Farnburgh, William atte Welle of Orpyngton, Nicholas Borstall,
John Wenne, Walter Goff and Thomas Maynard, all of the county
of Kent, — of the keeping of the manor of Eltham with its members,
to wit, Brandon, Mordyngham, Wulwych and Henle, and with the
rents, lands, meadows, pastures, hays and other profits pertaining
to the manor both within and without the park, saving sufficient
pasture for the deer, and except the capital manor with the whole
precinct and the gardens ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last
for 10 years, with sufficient ' housbote,' ' haybote ' and ' frybote '
from the wood without the said park, rendering 41L, as the last
farmers used to render, and an increment of 60s. , yearly by equal
portions at Easter and Michaelmas, and maintaining the houses
and buildings pertaining to the said manor of Brandon and to the
other houses for husbandry. By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated on surrender, since the king, on 8 July 8 Henry V, by
mainprise of William Spondon and William Cotton, both of the
county of Kent, committed the keeping of the said manor, with the
members aforesaid and with the rents, lands, meadows, pastures, hays,
and other profits pertaining to the manor, both within and without
the park, saving sufficient pasture for the deer, and except the capital
manor with the whole precinct and the gardens, to Robert Mirfyn ; to
hold the same from the Michaelmas next for 10 years. And so these
letters are cancelled.
Commitment to John Trelay and John Bone, clerk, — by main-
prise of William Gascoigne of the county of Somerset and Thomas
Aunger of the same county, — of the keeping of the alien priory of
Carswell, co. Devon, with all its rights and appurtenances ; to
hold the same from Michaelmas last during the war with France,
rendering 10 marks, as the last farmers used to render, and an
increment of 40s., yearly by equal portions at the Easter and
Michaelmas Exchequers ; with clause touching maintenance of
buildings, finding of divine services, payment of tenths and quotas,
and support of charges. By bill of the treasurer.
Feb. 12. Commitment to James Knottesford, — by mainprise of Robert
Westminster. Jugler and Thomas Russell, both of the county of Sussex, — of the
keeping of all the possessions and lands of the alien abbot of La
Luzerne in Normandy, with all rights and appurtenances ; to
hold the same from Michaelmas last during the war with France ;
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rendering 100s. yearly by equal portions at Easter and Michael-
mas ; with clause touching maintenance of buildings and support
of charges. By bill of the treasurer.
Feb. 12. Commitment to Robert Palgrave and Nicholas Bury, — by
Westminster, mainprise of John Edward of London and Thomas Kempston of
the county of Suffolk,— of the keeping (1) of 20 acres of land in
Haghele, co. Suffolk, which are in the king's hand by reason of
the minority of Ingram Belete, (2) of an acre of land in Sutton,
co. Suffolk, remaining in the king's hand by reason of the appro-
priation which John de Holme, late parson of the church of
Catesham, made thereof to himself and his successors without the
king's licence, of George atte Wode, and (3) a tenement in the town
of Great Yarmouth, late of Geoffrey Drayton of the same town,
deceased, which is in the king's hand for the 311. 4s. 8d. wherein
the said Geoffrey was bound on the day of his death to Richard
II in respect of an advance made to him at the Receipt of the
Exchequer, on 8 April 45 Edward III, for the wages of the men
and archers in his company ; to hold the same for as long as the
said lands and tenement shall remain in the king's hands for the
causes aforesaid, rendering yearly for the said 20 acres of land in
Haghele, 15s., for the acre of land in Sutton, Qd., and for the tene-
ment in Yarmouth, the 3s. 4d. which Ralph Ramesey, late sheriff
of the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, rendered for it, and an
increment of 3s. 4^., and supporting all charges incumbent on the
said lands and tenement. By bill of the treasurer.
Feb. 14. Commitment to John Davy, Robert Newman and John Bathe,
Westminster, clerk, — by mainprise of John Cosun and John Vicarie, both of
London, — of the keeping (1) of all the fruits and proceeds of the
church of Upchroche (sic), co. Kent, and (2) of the manor of
Cherleton, co. Wilts, which church and manor are of the alien
abbey of 1'Isle ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last during the
war with France, rendering 43Z., as the last farmers used to render,
and an increment of 3Z., yearly by equal portions at the Easter
and Michaelmas Exchequers ; with clause touching maintenance
of buildings, finding of divine services, payment of tenths and
quotas, and support of charges. By bill of the treasurer.
Feb. 8. Commitment to William Warde, clerk, Simon Mustell, clerk,
Westminster. Thomas Stokdale and Robert Barbot, — by mainprise of Richard
Knyghtley of the county of Stafford and Gilbert Hamme of the
county of Sussex, — of the keeping of the manors of Munkelane,
co. Hereford, Westwortham, co. Norfolk, and Molkeley, co.
Warwick, with all their appurtenances, and of all the lands, rents,
possessions, pensions, portions, procurations and other com-
modities and emoluments whatsoever which pertain to the alien
abbot of Conches and the abbey or house of Conches, and which
have been occupied hitherto by the proctor for the time being of
the said abbot, abbey or house ; to hold the same from Michaelmas
last during the war with France, rendering 40 marks, as Henry
1 HENRY V.— PART I.
1414. Membrane 2 — cont.
bishop of Winchester, Richard lord de Grey, John Mustervillers,
monk of St. Peter of Chastellon of Conches in Normandy, and
Reynold Oourteys rendered for the same, and an increment of 4
marks, yearly by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas,
maintaining the houses and buildings pertaining to the said
manors, lands, rents and possessions, paying tenths and other
quotas with the clergy of England, and supporting the other
charges incumbent on the premises from of old.
By bill of the treasurer.
1413.
Nov. 6. Commitment to Henry bishop of Winchester, — by mainprise of
Westminster. John Seynlowe, esquire, and Richard Fitz James, esquire, — of the
keeping of all the castles, manors, and lands late of Henry de
Bello Monte, ' chivaler,' who held of the king in chief on the day
of his death ; to hold the same from the time of the death of the
said Henry de Bello Monte until the full age of John his son and
heir, together with the marriage of the said heir, rendering for
the keeping of the said castles, manors and lands, to wit, from the
day of the death of the said Henry until the Michaelmas then
next to come, a moiety of the extent thereof, and thereafter the
whole extent yearly by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas,
and for the marriage as much as may be agreed upon between
him and the treasurer, and maintaining the houses and buildings
pertaining to the said castles, manors and lands.
By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 27. Commitment to John Danyell and Nicholas Parys, — by main-
Westminster. prise Of Robert Helyon of the county of Essex and William
Tristour of London, — of the keeping of the alien priory of Lynton
with all its rights and appurtenances ; to hold the same from
Michaelmas last during the war with France, rendering 40 marks,
as the last farmers used to render, and an increment of 10 marks,
yearly by equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas
Exchequers ; with clause touching maintenance of buildings,
finding of divine services and other pious works, payment of tenths
and quotas, and support of charges. By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 1.
1414.
Feb. 10. Order to the escheator in the county of Devon ; — pursuant to
Westminster, an inquisition made by him showing that Nicholas Hele on the
day of his death held no lands in the county of the king in chief,
in demesne or in service, but held the manor of Hele and two-
thirds of the manor of Estmemby, co. Devon, in his demesne as
of fee ; and that two ferlings of land in Hele, which are a parcel of
the said manor of Hele are held of the king as of his manor of
Bradenynch, which is a parcel of the duchy of Cornwall, by service
of a pair of gilt spurs or 6d. a year for all service ; and that all
the rest of the said manor of Hele is held of John Chuseldene, and
the said two-thirds of the manor of Estmemby of the king as of
his said manor of Bradenynch by service of two-thirds of a knight's
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CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1414. Membrane 1 — cont.
fee ; and that Alice late the wife of William Fraunceys is the
daughter and next heir of the said Nicholas, and of full age ; — to
take the fealty of Alice and cause her to have full seisin of the
premises, as the king for | mark paid in the hanaper has respited
her homage until the octave of Trinity next.
Feb. 11. Order to the escheator in the county of Lincoln ; — pursuant to
Westminster, an inquisition made by John Fulnaby, late escheator, showing
that Juliana de Thoresby on the day of her death held for
term of her life (1) the manor of Steynton, by virtue of a fine
levied in the court of Edward III between Geoffrey de Thoresby,
now deceased, and the said Juliana, then his wife, querents, and
William Broklesby and Robert Gosson of Keleby, deforciants,
touching the said manor, by which fine the said William Broklesby
and Robert Gosson acknowledged the said manor to be the right
of Geoffrey and rendered it to the said Geoffrey and Juliana in the
said court, to hold the same to them and the heirs of Geoffrey for
ever, and (2) a third part of the manor of Sereby, co. Lincoln, in
dower of the assignment and endowment of John de Thoresby,
son and heir of the said Geoffrey, both now deceased, with
reversion to the said John son of Geoffrey and his heirs, and
(3) two-thirds of the said manor of Sereby, of the demise of the
said John son of Geoffrey to her for her life only with reversion
to the said John son of Geoffrey and his heirs ; and that the said
manor of Steynton is held of the king in chief by service of a
fourth part of a knight's fee, but the said manor of Sereby of the
earl of Aumale ; and that John de Thoresby is the son and next
heir of the said John son of Geoffrey, and the kinsman and next
heir of the said Geoffrey, to wit, son of the said John son of
Geoffrey, and of full age ; — to cause the said John son of John to
have full seisin of the manors aforesaid, as the king has taken his
homage and fealty. By p.s. [186.]
1413.
Dec. 6. Appointment during pleasure of John Dalton as receiver general
Westminster, of all lordships, manors and lands which pertain to the king's
principality of Wales (the duchy of Cornwall with its members
only excepted), answering at the Exchequer for the moneys of the
said principality thus to be received by him, and taking in that
office the customary fees, rewards and wages.
1414.
Feb. 14. Association of Nicholas Mors of Chedder in the late commission
Westminster, to Robert Bolysdon of North Cory and others [p. 27] to levy and
collect in the county of Somerset a moiety of the fifteenth and
tenth granted to the king in his last Parliament, and to answer at
the Exchequer for the same at Easter next, in the place of John
Cokkys of Mulverton, who was associated in the said commission
in the place of Hugh Sampford [p. 47] and whom the king has
thought fit to discharge.
March 3. Commitment to William Lasyngby and Robert Skynner,
Westminster, chaplain, — by mainprise of John Esgaston of London and John
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Membrane 1 — cont.
Pagyn oi the county of Shropshire, — of the keeping of the priory
of St. Michael in the Vale in the island of Gernesey ; to hold the
same from Easter next for the duration of the war with France,
rendering the 60Z., at which it has at other times been demised,
and an increment of 665. 8d., yearly by equal portions at the
Michaelmas and Easter Exchequers, if the said William and
Robert shall happen to have and enjoy the said keeping without
recovery of the common law, maintaining the houses and buildings
pertaining to the said priory, finding there the divine services
ordained from of old, paying tenths and other quotas, and
supporting all other charges incumbent on the priory.
By bill of the treasurer.
Scr' usque hue.
1413.
Sept. 20. Grant by the king, on behalf of himself and his heirs, to John
Westminster. Frank, the king's clerk, and his assigns of all the lands, rents and
services of the alien prior and convent of Morteyn in Hynepidell,
for as long as they shall remain in or be taken into the hands of
the king or of his heirs, at a yearly farm of 14Z. 20d., the statute or
ordinance published in the last Parliament touching the resump-
tion into the king's hand after Michaelmas next of alien possessions
in England, or any other statute or ordinance to the contrary,
notwithstanding ; the said grant being pursuant (1) to the com-
mitment on 28 January, 7 Henry IV, to Henry bishop of Win-
chester,— then bishop of Lincoln (sic), — and his assigns, of the
keeping of the said lands, rents and services for the duration of the
war with France at a yearly farm of the said sum of 14/. 20d.,
being the sum agreed upon between the said bishop and Thomas
Nevyll, late lord de Fournyvale, then treasurer of England,
[Calendar of Fine Rolls, 1405-1413, p. 24] and (2) to a grant by
the said bishop of his whole estate in the premises to the
said John Frank and his assigns, by virtue of which grant the
said John has long since obtained, and now holds, possession ;
and to provide for the security and quiet possession of the said
clerk in their behalf. By K.
Part II consists of grossi fines and payments for vrrits.
(62)
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MEMBRANE 35.
March 28. Order to the escheator in the county of Lincoln to take into the
Westminster, king's hand and keep safely until further order all the lands in his
bailiwick whereof Margaret late the wife of John Dymmok,
' chivaler,' who (que) held of the king in chief, was seised in her
demesne as of fee on the day of her death ; and to make inquisition
touching her lands and heir.
March 21.
Westminster.
April 19.
Westminster.
April 18.
Westminster.
April 28.
Leicester.
April 18.
Westminster.
March 23.
Westminster.
May 14.
Leicester.
May 18.
Leicester.
June 7.
Westminster.
June 3.
Westminster.
June 10.
Westminster.
June 12.
Westminster.
July 10.
Westminster.
July 5.
Westminster.
July 16.
Westminster,
The like orders touching the lands of the following persons,
addressed to the escheators in the counties named : —
John de Sapurton ; Middlesex ; London (William Crowemer,
mayor and escheator).
Robert Cordewayn ; Southampton.
Elizabeth late the wife of Richard Stucle ; Southampton and
Wilts ; Kent ; Somerset and Dorset ; Leicester.
Hawis late the wife of Andrew Loterell, ' chivaler ' ; York ;
Nottingham ; Leicester ; Lincoln.
John de Orde, esquire ; Northumberland.
Elizabeth late the wife of Richard Stucle ; Sussex.
William Hunter ; York.
Alice late the wife of John Brounyng, esquire ; Gloucester ;
Oxford ; Worcester.
Guy Catermayn ; Oxford.
Roger Cheyne, esquire ; Hertford ; Buckingham ; Oxford ;
London (William Crowemer, mayor and escheator).
Robert Sutton of Lincoln ; Lincoln ; city of Lincoln (William
Caden, mayor). -
Isabel late the wife of John de Dalton, ' chivaler ' ; North-
ampton.
Margaret late the wife of John Peyton, knight ; Essex.
John Cornewaill of Kylnet, ' chivaler ' ; Hereford and the
adjacent march of Wales ; Salop and the adjacent march
of Wales ; Oxford.
Fulk Mouth ; Salop and the adjacent march of Wales.
Bertram Wylmyngton ; Kent.
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1414.
July 24.
Westminster.
Sept. 10.
Westminster.
Aug. 23.
Westminster.
Sept. 14.
Westminster.
Sept. 23.
Westminster.
Sept. 24.
Westminster.
Sept. 27.
Westminster.
Sept. 29.
Westminster.
Sept. 21.
Westminster.
Sept. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 5.
Westminster.
Oct. 14.
Westminster.
Oct. 19.
Westminster.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
Oct. 29.
Westminster.
Nov. 1.
Westminster.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
Nov. 5.
Westminster.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
Nov. 24.
Westminster.
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
Dec. 28.
Westminster.
Membrane 35 — cont. •
Juliana late the wife of Robert Bealknap, ' chivaler ' ; Kent.
William Taverner of Chichestre ; Somerset.
William de Marny, ' chivaler ' ; London (the mayor and
escheator)* ; Essex ; Oxford ; Buckingham ; Cornwall.
William Roos of Hamelak, ' chivaler ' ; Lincoln ; York ;
Leicester ; Nottingham and Derby.
Ives Fitz Waryn, ' chivaler ' ; Somerset and Dorset ; Essex ;
Northampton! ; Cambridge ; Berksf ; Wilts ; Surrey.
William Roos of Hamelak, ' chivaler ' ; Kent ; Norfolk and
Suffolk ; Northampton ; London (William Crowemer,
mayor and escheator).
John Taverner ; Sussex.
Joan late the wife of Clement de Skelton ; Cumberland.
John Cheyne, ' chivaler ' ; Lincoln ; Huntingdon.
Peter Purley ; Northampton ; Leicester.
Joan late the wife of Clement de Skelton, ' chivaler ' ; West-
moreland.
Bertram Mounbocher, esquire ; Nottingham.
Elizabeth late the wife of Walter Charleton ; Devon and
Cornwall ; Somerset and Dorset.
John Lovell, ' chivaler ' ; Norfolk and Suffolk ; North-
ampton ; Oxford and Berks ; Wilts ; York ; London
(William Crowmere, mayor and escheator)* ; Salop and the
adjacent march of Wales ; Lincoln; Buckingham; Somer-
set and Dorset ; Stafford ; Leicester.
The same John ; London (Thomas Faukoner, mayor and
escheator).
William Marny, ' chivaler ' ; London (the mayor and
escheator).
Ralph Shelton, knight ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
Alice late the wife of Richard Stury, ' chivaler ' ; Somerset ;
Devon ; Wilts ; Northampton.
Robert de Fenton of Pokelyngton ; York.
Thomas Spencer ; Cornwall.
Thomas Archer of Yapom ; York.
John Cope, esquire ; Northampton.
* Vacated because elsewhere below.
I Vacated because surrendered in cera.
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CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1415.
Jan. 18.
Westminster.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
Feb. 11.
Westminster.
March 20.
Westminster.
1414.
April 5.
MEMBRANE 34.
Elizabeth late the wife of William de Monte Acuto late earl
of Salisbury ; Warwick ; Devon ; Berks ; Buckingham ;
Cornwall ; Somerset and Dorset ; Salop and the adjacent
march of Wales ; Essex ; Southampton ; Hertford ;
Oxford ; London (Thomas Fauconer, mayor and escheator).
John Philipot ; London (Thomas Fauconer, mayor and
escheator) ; Gloucester and the adjacent march of Wales.
John Bryche ; Essex.
Joan late the wife of Roger Scales, ' chivaler ' ; Norfolk ;
Essex ; Cambridge.
Rose late the wife of Thomas Flemmyng ; Essex.
John Lumley who held by knight service of the heir of John
Cressy (who held of Henry IV in chief), a minor in the
king's ward ; Northampton.
Joan late the wife of Roger de Salkeld ; Cumberland.
MEMBRANE 29.
Order to the escheator in the county of Westmoreland to take
Westminster, the fealty of John Hothome, son and heir of John Hothome,
' chivaler/ and cause him to have full seisin of all the lands which
his father held of the king in chief or was seised of in his demesne
as of fee on the day of his death, as the king for 20s. paid in the
hanaper has respited his homage until Trinity next.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of York,
omitting the taking of fealty.
The like to the chancellor in the county palatine of Lancaster.
Vacated because elsewhere this year.
April 16. Order to the escheator in the county of Lincoln to take the
Westminster, fealty of Thomas Dymmok, ' chivaler,' son and heir of Margaret
late the wife of John Dymmok, ' chivaler,' and cause him to have
full seisin of all the lands which Margaret held of the king in chief
or was seised of in her demesne as of fee on the day of her death,
as the king for 40<s. paid in the hanaper has respited his homage
until Pentecost next.
May 1.
Leicester.
Commitment to Robert Thresk, clerk, Nicholas Champeny,
prior of Ware, and Richard Bausayn, the prior's fellow monk, — by
mainprise of Thomas Compworth of the county of Northampton,
William Arderne of the same county, John Normanton of the
county of York, and Thomas Leuesham of the county of Kent, —
of the keeping of the alien priory of Ware and the alien priory of
Noion and Neumarket, together with the issues, profits and other
revenues of the said priories, and with the franchises, liberties,
pensions, portions, emoluments, and all other possessions, privileges
and commodities whatsoever ; to hold the same from Easter last
during the war with France, rendering for the keeping of the
priory of Ware 400 marks, as the last farmers used to render, and
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1414. Membrane 29 — cont.
an increment of 20/., and for the priory of Noion and Neumarket
60£., as the last farmers used to render, and an increment of
10 marks, payable yearly by equal portions at Michaelmas
and Easter, maintaining the houses and buildings pertaining
to the said priories, finding there the divine services and other
pious works ordained from of old, paying tenths and other
quotas, and supporting all other charges belonging to the
priories ; as Thomas earl of Arundell has surrendered in the
Chancery for cancellation the letters patent of 24 November last
[p. 46], — by which the keeping of the said priories was committed
to him and to the said Nicholas and Richard from Michaelmas
then last past in terms as above, — to the end that the said Robert
may have the keeping together with the said Nicholas and Richard.
By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated on surrender, since the king, on 25 May 3 Henry V,
gave licence to the said Robert to found a perpetual chantry of three
chaplains to celebrate divine service daily at the altar of St. Anne in
the church of Thresk [Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1413-1416, p.
361]. And so these letters are cancelled.
May 5.
Leicester.
Commitment to Thomas fitz Nicol, knight, Robert Poynys and
John Rolves, — by mainprise of Richard Hampton of the county of
Gloucester, esquire, and Richard Spencer of the same county, —
of the keeping of the manor of Elmore, co. Gloucester, late of
Ancelin Gyse, who held on the day of his death of Henry IV in
chief; to hold the same from Easter last for as long as the manor
shall remain in the king's hands by the death of Ancelin, rendering
14/. 10s., in accordance with the extent, and an increment of
40s., yearly by equal portions at the Michaelmas and Easter
Exchequers ; with clause touching maintenance of buildings and
support of charges. By bill of the treasurer.
May 9.
Leicester.
Order to Robert Lisle, ' chivaler,' escheator in the county of
Northumberland ; — pursuant to divers inquisitions made by him
showing that Agnes de Trewyke on the day of her death held in
dower for term of her life of the endowment of Thomas de Trewyke,
sometime her husband, 2 husbandlands and 2 acres of meadow in
Cramlyngton, 20 acres of land in Whitlawe, 6 acres of land in
Hertlawe, 16 acres of land in Southmidilton, and 5 acres of land
in Bolom, of the inheritance of Eleanor wife of John Hoggisson
of Trewyke, and Joan wife of John de Wotton, the daughters and
heirs of the said Thomas ; and that the land and meadow in
Cramlyngton, Whitlawe and Hertlawe are held of the king in
chief by knight service, and the land in Southmidilton and Bolom
of other lords ; — to make a partition of the premises into two equal
parts, and cause the said John Hoggisson and Eleanor to have full
seisin of Eleanor's pourparty, as the king has taken the homage
and fealty due from John Hoggisson by reason of his having issue
by Eleanor ; retaining Joan's pourparty in the king's hand until
further order ; with proviso that each of the heirs and parceners
Wt. 2415. F. 5.
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CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1414.
May 10.
Leicester.
May 19.
Leicester.
May 20.
Leicester.
May 18.
Leicester.
Membrane 29 — cont.
have in her pourparty a share of the lands which are held of the
king in chief, and so be the king's tenant. By p.s. [230].
Commitment to Thomas Hathewey of Marleborgh, — by main-
prise of Walter Colet of the county of Oxford and John Byde of
the county of Wilts, — of the keeping of a messuage in the town
or borough of Marleborgh, 9 messuages, 2 cottages and a fish-
shamble (unius Fysshamett') in the same town, and 20s. of rent
issuing from divers lands in Evesbury, which for certain causes
have been taken into the king's hands by the escheator in the
county of Wilts ; to hold the same, together with the issues thereof
from the time of the taking of the same into the king's hand,
until it shall have been decided in the king's court whether the
premises should of right pertain to the king or to him ; provided
that the said Thomas Hatheway answer at the Exchequer for
these issues and for all other issues of the premises if they shall
be adjudged to the king, keep the said messuages, cottages,
fish-shamble and rent without waste and destruction, and do
and support all other charges incumbent thereon.
Commitment of the county of Devon to John Arundell,
' chivaler,' during pleasure, so that he answer at the Exchequer
as sheriff. By K.
Order to Thomas Pomeray, ' chivaler,' late sheriff, to deliver
the county to John by indenture.
Order to all persons of the county to be intendant to John as
sheriff.
Order to Edmund Fitz William, escheator in the county of
York, to cause Geoffrey Loterell, son of Andrew Loterell the son
of Andrew Loterell, ' chivaler,' and kinsman and heir of the said
Andrew Loterell, ' chivaler,' to have full seisin of all the lands
which Hawis, late the wife of the said Andrew Loterell, ' chivaler,'
held on the day of her death in dower or otherwise for life of
the inheritance of the said Geoffrey, and of those which she
held to herself and the heirs of her body and the body of the said
Andrew sometime her husband ; as the king has taken the homage
and fealty due from Geoffrey for lands held of the king in chief.
By p.s. [236.]
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Lincoln.
The like to the escheator in the county of Nottingham.
Commitment to Thomas Parker, — by mainprise of Richard
Pavy of London and Robert Passemere of the county of Glou-
cester,— of the keeping of a messuage, a dove-cot, 6| acres of land,
6 acres of pasture, and 66s. 8d. of yearly rent in Magor in the march
of Wales adjacent to the county of Gloucester, which Hugh
Mortimer, ' chivaler,' held on the day of his death in his demesne
as of fee of Henry IV in chief by knight service, and which by the
death of Hugh came to the late king's hands and are now in
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Membrane 29 — cont. •
the king's hands ; to hold the premises, together with the courts
and all other profits pertaining to the lordship of Magor, from
Michaelmas last for as long as the premises shall remain in the
king's hand for the cause aforesaid, rendering 100s., as the last
farmers used to render, and an increment of 6s. 8d., yearly by
equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers ; with
clause touching maintenance of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated because otherwise below.
MEMBRANE 28.
April 5. Order to the escheator in the county of Westmoreland to take
Westminster, the fealty of John Hothome, son and heir of John Hothome,
' chivaler,' and cause him to have full seisin of all the lands which
his father held of the king in chief or was seised of in his demesne
as of fee on the day of his death, as the king for 20s. paid in the
hanaper has respited his homage until Trinity next.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of York,
omitting the taking of fealty.
The like to the chancellor in the county palatine of Lancaster.
April 19. Order to John Grevill, escheator in the county of Gloucester
Westminster. and the adjacent march of Wales ; — pursuant (1) to an order to
Robert Gilbert, late escheator, (in pursuance of an inquisition
made by him, showing that Eva late the wife of Simon Cadull
died seised in her demesne as of fee of a fourth part of the manor
of Kyngeshome by Gloucestre, which fourth part, together with
the other three parts of the same manor, is held of the king in chief,
by service of grand serjeanty, to wit, to serve the king and his
heirs in the office of the pantry on the day of their coronation,
and that Joan the wife of John Walker, Margery the wife of
Robert Dyngull, Alice the wife of John Adam, Margaret the wife
of Richard Hauker, and Emma the wife of John Hyot, who are
Eva's daughters and of full age, and her kinsman John, the son of
Cecily of late her sixth daughter, a minor in the king's ward, were
the next heirs of the said Eva), to take the fealties of the said
Robert, John Adam, '[Richard], and John Hyot, make a partition
of the said fourth part into six equal parts, and cause the said
John Walker and Joan, Robert and Margery, John Adam and
Alice, Richard and Margaret, and John Hyot and Emma, to have
full seisin of the pourparties of the said Joan, Margery, Alice,
Margaret and Emma respectively, as the king had taken the fealty
of John Walker and for a certain fine paid in the hanaper had
respited until a certain day now past the homage due from the
said John Walker and from the said Robert, John Adam, Richard,
and John Hyot by reason of their having issue by their wives,
retaining the pourparty of the said John son of Cecily in the king's
hand until further order ; and (2) to another inquisition taken
before the said John Grevill, showing that a sixth part of a fourth
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CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1414.
May 13.
Leicester.
Membrane 28 — cont.
part of the manor of Kyngeshome came to the hands of Henry IV,
and is still in the king's hand, by the death of the said Eva, who
held of Henry IV in chief, and by reason of the minority of the
said John son of Cecily, who lately died a minor in the king's
ward, and that the said sixth part is held of the king in chief, by
knight service, (but in what manner the jurors knew not), and
that the said John son of Cecily died on the Saturday after
Michaelmas last, and that the said Joan, Margery, Alice, Margaret
and Emmot (sic), sisters of the said Cecily, are his kinswomen
and next co-heirs ; — to take the fealties of the said John Walkere,
Robert Dyngull, John Adams, and Richard Haukere, make a
partition of the said sixth part into five equal parts, and cause the
said John Hyet and Emma, John Walker and Joan, Robert
Dyngull and Margery, John Adams and Alice, and Richard and
Margaret, to have full seisin of the pourparties of Emma, Joan,
Margery, Alice and Margaret respectively ; as the king has taken
the fealty of John Hyot and for \ mark paid in the hanaper has
respited until the quinzaine of Midsummer next the homage due
from the said John Hyot and from the said John Walker, Robert
Dyngull, John Adams and Richard Haukere by reason of their
having issue by their wives.
Grant to John Brounyng, esquire, — by mainprise of Thomas
Burdet of the county of Warwick, knight, and Robert Whityngton
of the county of Gloucester, esquire, — of the keeping of all the
manors, lands, rents, services and reversions, with all their
appurtenances, late of Alice his late wife, who held of the king in
chief, which have come to the king's hands, and are still in his
hands, by the death of the said Alice and by reason of the minority
of Giles her son and heir ; to hold the same until the lawful age of
the said heir together with the marriage of the heir, and so from
heir to heir until one of them shall have attained full age and the
said John shall have effected the marriage, rendering yearly at
the Exchequer for the keeping of the premises the extent thereof,
or as much as may be agreed upon between him and the treasurer,
and for the marriage as much as may reasonably be agreed upon
between him and the treasurer, and finding fit maintenance for
the heir ; with clause touching maintenance of buildings and
support of charges. By K.
Be it remembered that on 2 July in the present year Thomas
Chaucer, sheriff of Southampton, was amerced in 20s. for his
insufficient return of a certain writ, directed to him at the suit of
Henry bishop of Winchester, the chancellor.
July 18. Commitment to Henry Clifford, — by mainprise of William
Westminster. Burley of the county of Salop, William Hewey of the county of
Gloucester, and John Halle of the county of Middlesex, — of the
keeping of the manor of Elmore, co. Gloucester, late of Ancelin
Gyse, who held on the day of his death of Henry IV in chief ; to
hold the same from Michaelmas next for as long as the manor
(
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1414.
Membrane 28 — cont.
shall remain in the king's hands after the death of the said
Ancelin, rendering 1G/. 10s., as the last farmer used to render,
and an increment of TO*1., yearly by equal portions at the Easter
and Michaelmas Exchequers ; with clause touching maintenance
of buildings and support of charges. By bill of the treasurer.
June 12. Commitment to Thomas Harford, one of the clerks of the
Westminster. Exchequer, — by mainprise of Hugh Warde of the county of Derby
and Thomas Lekenore, of the county of Oxford, — of the keeping
of a meadow called ' Sherrevesmede ' by Hemecote, co. Salop ; to
hold the same from Michaelmas last for as long as the meadow
shall remain in the king's hand for certain causes, rendering I2d.
a year by equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers.
By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 27.
June 12. Commission during pleasure to John Bartelot, the elder, and
Westminster. John Bradbrugge to levy and collect in person in the port of
Chichester and in all adjacent ports and places (1) the customs
granted to Edward I by foreign and alien merchants in return for
certain liberties and immunities, and the custom and subsidy
which by the statute published in the Parliament held at West-
minster, 11 Henry IV, all such alien merchants are to pay for
garments made for export from cloths of scarlet, ' sangwyn '
and other colours of the whole or the half grain, and also from
cloths dyed in grain, and all other cloths of wool, which
have been cut, according to the rate and quantity of the same ;
(2) the custom and subsidy on wools, hides and woolfells, to wit,
on each sack of wool 50s. from denizens and 60s. from aliens,
on every 240 woolfells the like amounts, and on each last of hides
100s. from denizens and 8 marks from aliens ; and (3) the custom
on cloths of wool and worsted made in England for export to
foreign parts ; and to keep the ' coket ' seal in the said ports ;
answering at the Exchequer for the moneys forthcoming.
By bill of the treasurer.
July 12.
Westminster.
July 25.
Westminster.
July 20.
Westminster.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
The like to the following in the ports and places named :—
John Bell of Boston and John Henege of Haynton ; in the
port of Boston and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
Robert Treyage and William Spencer ; in the ports of
Plymmouth and Fowy and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
Richard Fitz James and Thomas Free ; in the port of
Melcombe and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
Thomas Lane and John Holym ; in the port of Sandwich etc.
By bill of the treasurer.
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CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1414.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Nov. 5.
Westminster.
Dec. 4.
Westminster.
1415.
Feb. 20.
Westminster.
March 13.
Westminster.
1414.
Oct. 25.
Westminster.
Nov. 7.
Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Membrane 27 — cont.
William Lambeton and William Johnsone ; in the port of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
John Godeston and John Hawe ; in the port of Ipswich and
in all adjacent ports and places. By bill of the treasurer.
William Warner and John Hawley ; in the ports of Exeter
and Dertemuth etc.
Henry Inglose and John Booff ; in the port of Great Yar-
mouth and in all adjacent ports and places.
John Bukworth and John Bokenham ; in the port of Lynne
and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
Scribitur in extractis usque hue.
MEMBRANE 26.
Commission to John Bartelot and John Bradbrugge to levy and
collect in the port of Chichester and in all adjacent ports and places
(1) and (3) above [j>. 69] ;— in terms as above.
By bill of the treasurer.
Scribitur in extractis usque hue.
Order to the escheator in the county of Buckingham to take
the fealty of John Cheyne, son and heir of Roger Cheyne, esquire,
and cause him to have full seisin of all the lands which his father
held of the king in chief or was seised of in his demesne as of fee
on the day of his death, as the king for 40s. paid in the hanaper
has respited his homage until Easter next.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Hertford,
omitting the taking of fealty.
The like to the following : —
The escheator in the county of Oxford.
Thomas Fauconer, mayor of London and escheator therein.
Commitment of the county of Lincoln to Robert de Hilton,
' chivaler,' during pleasure, so that he answer at the Exchequer
as sheriff.
Order to Thomas Clarell, late sheriff, to deliver the county to
Robert by indenture.
Order to all persons of the county to be intendant to Robert as
sheriff.
The like commitments to the following of the counties named : —
Edmund Hampden ; Bedford and Buckingham.
John Golafre ; Oxford and Berks. ( Vacated because otherwise
below}.
John Arundell, ' chivaler ' ; Devon.
Robert Babthorp, esquire ; Stafford.
William Stapilton ; Cumberland.
John Merbury ; Hereford.
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John Howard, ' chivaler ' ; Essex and Hertford.
John de Berkele, ' chivaler ' ; Gloucester.
John Hevenyngham ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
John Warre ; Somerset and Dorset.
Edmund Hastynges ; Northumberland.
Richard Hastynges, ' chivaler ' ; Warwick and Leicester.
James Bellers ; Rutland.
John Kederowe, esquire ; Cornwall.
Scribitur in extractis usque hue.
MEMBRANE 25.
June 12. Commission during pleasure to John Bertelot, the elder, and
Westminster. John Bradbrugge to levy and collect in person in the port of
Chichester and in all adjacent ports and places, after inspection of
the merchandise, the subsidy which in the last Parliament, held at
Westminster, was granted to the king from Michaelmas last for
one whole year, for the safe-keeping of the sea, to wit, 3-s. on every
tun of wine for import and export (the king's prise only excepted),
and I2d. in the pound on all merchandise for import and export
(except wools, hides and woolfells, and wine, and except every kind
of corn and flour and fresh fish and beasts for export,* and ale for
export for the victualling of Calais by the men of Baldessey,
Faltenham and Alderton upon Gosford and elsewhere) ; and to
answer at the Exchequer for the moneys forthcoming.
By bill of the treasurer.
The like to the following in the ports and places named : —
July 12. John Bell of Boston and John Henege of Haynton ; in the
Westminster. port of Boston and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
July 25. Robert Trey age and William Spencer ; in the ports of
Westminster. Plymmouth and Fowy and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
July 20. Richard Fitz James and Thomas Free ; in the port of
Westminster. Melcombe and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 24. Commission to Thomas Lane and John Holym to levy and
Westminster, collect in the port of Sandwich and in all adjacent ports and places
the subsidy which in the last Parliament, held at Leycestre, was
granted to the king for three years from Michaelmas last, in terms
as above.* By bill of the treasurer.
The like to the following in the ports and places named : —
Oct 25. John Bartelot and John Bradbrugge ; in the port of Chichester
Westminster. anci jn au adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
*Except wools, hides and woolfells ; and except every kind of corn, flour and
fresh fish and beasts for import. Rot. Parl. IV. 6 and 16.
72
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1414.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Nov. 5.
Westminster.
Dec. 4.
Westminster.
Nov. 17.
Westminster.
1415.
Feb. 20.
Westminster.
March 13.
Westminster.
1414.
July 14.
Westminster.
Membrane 25 — cont.
William Lambeton and William Johnsone ; in the port of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
John Godeston and John Hawe ; in the port of Ipswich and
in all adjacent ports and places. By bill of the treasurer.
William Warner and John Hawley ; in the ports of Exeter
and Dertemuth and in all adjacent ports and places.
Richard Bokland and John Norton ; in the port of London
and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
Henry Inglose and John Booff ; in the port of Great Yar-
mouth and in all adjacent ports and places.
John Bukworth and John Bokenham ; in the port of Lynne
and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
Scribitur in extractis usque hue.
Commitment to John Brounyng, esquire, — pursuant ( 1 ) to a grant
made to him on 13 May last, [p. 68 above] by mainprise of Thomas
Burdet of the county of Warwick, knight, and Robert Whityngton
of the county of Gloucester, esquire, of the keeping of all the
manors, lands, rents and reversions, with all their appurtenances,
late of Alice his late wife, who held of the king in chief, which came
to the king's hands and are still in his hands by the death of Alice
and by reason of the minority of Giles her son and heir, to hold
the same until the lawful age of the said heir together with the
marriage of the heir, and so from heir to heir, until one of them
should have attained full age and the said John should have
effected the marriage, rendering yearly at the Exchequer for the
keeping of the said manors, lands, rents, services and reversions
the extent thereof or as much as might be agreed upon between
him and the treasurer, and for the marriage as much as might
reasonably be agreed upon between him and the treasurer, finding
fit maintenance for the heir, maintaining houses and buildings
and supporting all other charges ; and (2) to an agreement made
between Thomas earl of Arundell, the treasurer, and the said John,
that John shall pay in hand for the marriage 100 marks only and
shall render for the said keeping (reversions only excepted) 301.
14s. 2d. (the sum at which the manors, lands and tenements
aforesaid are extended severally by the escheators in the counties
of Gloucester, Worcester and Oxford), and an increment of
52s. Qd., yearly by equal portions at Michaelmas and Easter ; —
of the said keeping and marriage ; to hold the same in form
aforesaid, with exceptions as above, by the said mainprise.
By bill of the treasurer.
July 24. Commitment of the office of the escheatry in Anglesey in North
Westminster. Wales to John del Wode during pleasure, so that he answer to the
king for the issues thereof at the Exchequer of Karmerdyn.
ByK.
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1414. MEMBRANE 24.
July 24. Grant to John Prophete, clerk, and John Cheser of the county
Westminster. of Surrey; — pursuant (1) to a grant made by letters patent on 16
November, 1 Henry IV, by mainprise of John Poynes of the
county of Essex and Roger Ploufeld of the county of Hereford,
to the said John Prophete and to Richard Felde of the keeping
of the alien priory of Stratfeldsay with all its rights and appur-
tenances, to hold the same from Michaelmas then last past
during the war with France at a yearly farm of the 10 marks
which the last farmers used to render and an increment of 13s. 4d.,
they maintaining the houses and buildings pertaining to the said
priory, finding there the divine services ordained from of old,
paying tenths and other quotas, and supporting all other charges
belonging to the priory ; and (2) to the surrender by the said John
Prophete, the said Richard having died, of the aforesaid letters
patent in the Chancery for cancellation, to the end that he and
the said John Cheser may together have the keeping of the said
priory according to the form of the aforesaid letters patent ; —
of the said keeping ; to hold the same from Easter last during the
war with France, by mainprise of the said John Poynes and Roger
Ploufeld, in the manner, form and effect in which the said John
Prophete and Richard (while he lived) had the keeping.
By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated because otherwise below.
July 10. Order to the escheator in the county of Buckingham to cause
Westminster. William son and heir of John Rouce, esquire, to have full seisin
of all the lands which his father held of the king in chief or was
seised of in his demesne as of fee on the day of his death, as the
king has taken his fealty, and for one mark paid in the hanaper
has respited his homage until the quinzaine of Michaelmas next.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Wilts.
July 11. Order to William Caden, mayor of Lincoln and escheator
Westminster, therein, — pursuant to an inquisition made by him showing that
Robert Button of Lincoln on the day of his death held in his
demesne as of fee of the king in chief 3 messuages in the parish of
St. Andrew in the suburb of Lincoln, as in free burgage, at a yearly
rent of three pence, called ' landtolpenys,' for all service, and that
Hamo, son of the said Robert, is his next heir and 22 years of age
and more, — to take the fealty of Hamo and deliver the said
messuages to him, if they are in the king's hand for no other cause
than the death of Robert.
July 15. Commitment to Henry Clifford, — by mainprise of William
Westminster. Burley of the county of Salop, William Hewey of the county of
Gloucester, and John Halle of the county of Middlesex, — of the
keeping of a messuage, called 'Mersshesplace,' in Bishop's Laving -
ton, which belonged to John Merssh the younger, who held on the
day of his death of Richard late bishop of Salisbury, as of his said
manor of Lavington, and which was in the hand of Henry IV and
74 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 24 — cont.
is now in the king's hand by the death of the said Richard and by
reason of the minority of Agnes, John's daughter and heir ; to
hold the same for as long as the said manor with its appurtenances
shall remain in the king's hand, rendering for the keeping 40s.,
the sum at which the manor with its appurtenances is extended
by John Uvedale, the escheator in the county of Wilts, and an
increment of 205., yearly by equal portions at the Michaelmas
and Easter Exchequers, maintaining the houses and buildings,
and supporting all other charges incumbent on the manor.
By bill of the treasurer.
July 15. Commitment to John Soverayn, prior of Wotton, and Thomas
Westminster. Hare well, — by mainprise of John Cork of the county of Cornwall
and John Kyrkeby of the county of Worcester, — of the keeping
of the priory of Wotton, with its appurtenances, in the county of
Warwick, with the pensions of the prior of Coventre and the
archdeacon of Worcester, and with the portions of Abbotley and
Syntley, in the county of Worcester ; to hold the same from Easter
last during the war with France, rendering 12 marks yearly by
equal portions at Michaelmas and Easter, maintaining the houses
and buildings pertaining to the said priory, finding there the divine
services and other works of piety ordained from of old, paying
tenths and other quotas, and supporting all other charges belong-
ing to the priory. By bill of the treasurer.
Aug. 12. Order to David Holbachej escheator in the county of Salop and
Westminster, the adjacent march of Wales ; — pursuant to an inquisition made
by him showing that Fulk Mouth on the day of his death held in
his demesne as of fee the manors of Shelve, Wentenore and
Yokelton, the hamlet of Stretton, parcel of the said manor of
Yokelton, a fourth part of the forest of Cawes, 40s. and the weight
of three pennies of gold of rent in Kynarton, payable by equal
portions at the Annunciation and Michaelmas, the manors of
Heye, Cardeston, Lughton, Haburley and Watlesburgh, the
hamlet of Bradeshull, parcel of the said manor of Watlesburgh,
together with the advowsons of the church of Haburley and the
chapel of Cardeston, the manor of Hemme, the hamlet of Hyny ton,
parcel of the same manor, and 20s. of yearly rent issuing from
divers lands in Lyghe under Brokhurst, co. Salop ; and that the
manors of Shelve, Wentenore and Yokelton, the hamlet of
Stretton, the fourth part, and the rent in Kynarton are held of the
king in chief by knight service, and the manors of Heye, Cardeston,
Lughton, Haburley, Watlesburgh and Hemme, the hamlets of
Bradeshull and Hyny ton, the 20s. of yearly rent, and the advow-
sons, of others than the king ; and that Elizabeth wife of Hugh
Burgh is Fulk's sister and next heir, and of full age ; — to take
Hugh's fealty and to cause him and Elizabeth to have full seisin
of the premises ; saving to Isabel, late the wife of Fulk, her
reasonable dower thereof.
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1414 . Membrane 24 — cont.
Sept. 6. Grant to Henry Wogam of the two-thirds of the manors of Roch
Westminster. and Pull within the king's lordship of Haverford in South Wales
which of late belonged to Margaret late the wife of Roger
Claryngdon, deceased (defuncti) ; to hold the same for as long as
the said two-thirds shall be in the king's hands, he rendering
yearly as much as may reasonably be agreed upon between him
and the earl of Arundell, the treasurer ; the first term of the said
farm beginning at Michaelmas next. By p.s. [302].
Sept. 24. Commitment to Richard Gabriell, clerk, and Richard Hukelegh,
Westminster. clerk, — by mainprise of John Bernehous of the county of Devon,
esquire, and John Fraunceys of the same county, esquire, — of the
keeping of the priory of St. James by Exeter and all its lands,
rents and possessions ; to hold the same from Michaelmas next
during the war with France, rendering 19 marks, as the last
farmer used to render, and an increment of 5 marks, yearly by
equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers ; with
clause touching maintenance of buildings, finding of divine
services, payment of tenths, and support of charges.
By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated on surrender, since the king, on 8 November 7 Henry V,
by a certain mainprise committed the keeping of the priory to Thomas
Dene, monk, to hold the same under a certain form. And so these
letters are cancelled.
Scribitur in extractis usque hue.
MEMBRANE 23.
Sept. 28. Commitment to William Zouche, ' chivaler,' lord de Totenays,
Westminster. — by mainprise of Robert Isham of the county of Northampton
and John Newebald of the county of Lincoln, — of the keeping of
all the lands late of Peter Purley, who held of the king in chief
on the day of his death, in the counties of Northampton and
Leicester ; to hold the same from the time of the death of the
said Peter until the lawful age of Thomas his son and heir, together
with the marriage of the heir, rendering for the keeping the extent
thereof, and for the marriage as much as be agreed upon between
him and the treasurer, by Hilary next, finding sufficient main-
tenance for the heir, and maintaining the houses, buildings and
enclosures pertaining to the lands. By bill of the treasurer.
Aug. 24. Grant and demise at farm to Thomas Brook of the county of
Westminster. Somerset, the younger, and Richard Cliderowe of the county of
Kent, esquires, — of the king's special grace and at the request of
Joan de Cobham and by mainprise of Thomas Pomeray, ' chivaler,'
and Richard Chedder, — of the keeping of all the manors, lands,
rents and services, with their appurtenances, which belonged to
John Oldecastell, ' chivaler,' as in right of the said Joan, his wife,
on the day of his forfeiture, and also of all the manors, lands,
rents and services, with their appurtenances, which the said John
76
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1414 Membrane 23 — cont.
held jointly with the said Joan, to themselves and the heirs of
Joan, on the day of the said forfeiture ; to hold the same from
Midsummer last during the time in which the premises shall
remain in the king's hands by reason of the forfeiture, rendering
the extent thereof yearly at the Exchequer by equal portions at
Easter and Michaelmas, and maintaining the houses and buildings
pertaining to the said manors, lands, rents and services.
By p.s. [299.]
Aug. 6. Order to Robert James, escheator in the county of Oxford, to
Westminster. cause Richard Quatremayns, brother and heir of Guy Catermayn,
. to have full seisin of all the lands which Guy held of the king in
chief or was seised of in his demesne as of fee on the day of his
death, as the king has taken his homage and fealty.
By p.s. [290.]
Oct. 12. Commitment to William Balchief, — by mainprise of Henry
Westminster. Preston of the county of Nottingham and John Catevan of the
county of Southampton, — of the keeping of a cottage in Kyngeston
within the liberty of Portesmouth, which Thomas Fyge in his will
gave and devised to the prior of St. John of Jerusalem in England
and his successors for ever without the king's licence, and which
is in the king's hands for this cause ; to hold the same from
Michaelmas last for as long as the said cottage shall remain in
the king's hand, rendering for the keeping the 2d. at which the
cottage with its appurtenances is extended by John Bryd, late
escheator in the county of Southampton, and an increment of 4d.,
yearly by equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas
Exchequers, maintaining the said cottage, and supporting all
charges incumbent on it. By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 9. Commitment of the county of Bristol to Robert Russell for
Westminster, one year, so that he answer at the Exchequer as sheriff ; the
mayor and commonalty having submitted to the king his name
and the names of Robert Barstaple and David Duddebroke as
candidates for the office, in accordance with the terms of their
charter dated 8 August, 47 Edward III.
Order to John Nuton, late sheriff, to deliver the county to
Robert by indenture.
Order to the mayor, burgesses, and whole commonalty of the
town and suburbs of Bristol to be intendant to Robert as sheriff.
July 24. Grant to John Prophete, clerk, and John Cheser of the county
Westminster, of Surrey, — by mainprise of John Poynes of the county of Essex
and Roger Ploufeld of the county of Hereford, — of the keeping
of the alien priory of Stratfeldsay ; to hold the same from Michael-
mas 1 Henry V during the war with France, rendering the 9 marks
and 13s. 4d. of increment which the said John Prophete and
Richard Felde, his nephew, used to render, and an increment of
13s. 4d., yearly by equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas
Exchequers, maintaining the houses and buildings pertaining
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Membrane 23 — cont.
to the said priory, finding there the divine services ordained from
of old, paying tenths and other quotas, and supporting all other
charges belonging to the priory ; the said grant being pursuant
to (1) a grant, by the same mainprise, by letters patent of 21
June, 9 Henry IV, to the said John Prophete and Richard Felde
of the keeping of the said priory in survivorship for the duration
of the war at an annual farm of 9 marks and an increment of
13s. 4d., without removal for any increment [Calendar of Fine
Rolls, 1405-1413, p. 110], and (2) the surrender by the said John
Prophete, on the death of the said Richard, of the former letters
patent in the Chancery for cancellation to the end that he and the
said John Cheser might together have the keeping of the said
priory in accordance with the form of the letters patent aforesaid
By bill of the treasurer.
July 18. Commitment to Thomas Parker ; — by mainprise of Richard
Westminster. Pavy of London and Robert Passemer of the county of Gloucester ;
and pursuant to the surrender by him in the Chancery for can-
cellation of the letters patent ( 1 ) of 5 November last (whereby, by
a certain mainprise, the king committed to him the keeping of a
messuage, a dove-cot, 6£ acres of land, 6 acres of pasture and 66s.
Sd. of yearly rent in Magor in the march of Wales adjacent to the
county of Gloucester, which Hugh Mortimer, ' chivaler,' held on
the day of his death in his demesne as of fee of Henry IV in chief
by knight service, and which by the death of Hugh came to the
late king's hands and are now in the king's hands, to hold the
same from Michaelmas then last past for as long as the premises
should remain in the king's hand for the cause aforesaid, at a
yearly farm of the 100s. which the last farmers used to render, and
an increment of 6s. Sd. [p. 45 above]) ; and (2) of 18 May following
(whereby, by certain other mainprise, the king committed to him
the keeping of the said messuage, dove-cot, land, pasture and rent,
together with the courts and all other profits whatsoever per-
taining to the lordship of Magor, for the said term and at the
said farm [p. 66 above]) ; — of the keeping of the said messuage,
dove-cot, land, pasture and rent in Magor ; to hold the same from
the said Michaelmas, together with the wards, marriages and
reliefs, as they befall, and with the courts and all other profits
whatsoever pertaining to the lordship of Magor, for as long as the
said messuage, dove-cot, land, pasture and courts and other
profits shall remain in the king's hand for the cause aforesaid,
rendering for the said messuage, dove-cot, land, pasture and rent
106s. Sd., as he rendered for the same before, and an increment of
4d. for the said courts and other profits pertaining to the lordship
of Magor, yearly by equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas
Exchequers ; with clause touching maintenance of buildings and
support of charges. By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated because otherwise 6 Henry V.
Oct. 20. Commitment (with like clause) to Robert Whelpyngton, — by
Westminster, mainprise of John Cartyngton of the county of Northumberland
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1414. Membrane 23 — cont.
and Richard Galon of the same county, — of the keeping of a shop,
belonging to the king, in the town of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, in
' Le Flesshewerawe,' which Richard Clifford last held ; to hold
the same from Michaelmas last for 40 years, rendering 13s. 4d.,
as the last farmer used to render, and an increment of 20d., yearly
by equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers.
By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 22.
Nov. 20. Commission during pleasure to Thomas Burton and John
Westminster. Botiller to levy and collect in person in the port of London and
in all adjacent ports and places the custom and subsidy on wools,
hides and woolfells, to wit, on each sack of wool 50s. from denizens
and 60s. from aliens, on every 240 woolfells the like amounts, and
on each last of hides 100s. from denizens and 8 marks from aliens ;
and to keep the ' coket ' seal in the said port ; answering at the
Exchequer for the moneys forthcoming. By bill of the treasurer.
The like to the following in the ports and places named : —
[blank.]
Scribitur in extractis usque hue.
Oct. 26. Appointment during pleasure of Richard Trenode to examine
Westminster, in person and by deputy all ships and boats passing from and to
the realm in the port of Brugge water and in all adjacent ports and
places, from the port of Bristol as far as Mynhede, and there, and
to make search of all such ships and boats suspected of being
laden with uncocketed or uncustomed wools, woolfells, hides,
cloths or other customable wares, or with gold or silver in money
by tale or mass or plate, or with jewels, and of any persons
suspected of having carried into or out of the realm bulls, letters,
instruments, processes or any other things prejudicial to the king
or his subjects, contrary to the proclamations and prohibitions
made thereof in the king's behalf ; and to arrest all such goods
and instruments as forfeit, together with the ships and persons
carrying them, and to keep them safely until further order ; and
to do all other things that pertain to the said office ; and to
certify the king in the Chancery of all that is done in the matter,
answering and rendering faithful account at the Exchequer for
all the forfeitures arrested by him. And order to all sheriffs,
mayors, bailiffs, ministers, lords, masters, mariners of ships, and
other the king's ministers and lieges, under pain of forfeiture of
all that they can forfeit, to be intendant to the said Richard and
his deputies. By bill of the treasurer.
Appointment in like terms of the following in the ports and
places named : —
Dec. 5. John Sutton ; in the port of Kyngeston-upon-Hull and in all
Westminster. adjacent ports and places. By bill of the treasurer.
Dec. 14. William Garneys ; in the port of Great Yarmouth and in all
Westminster. adjacent ports and places. By bill of the treasurer.
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1415.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Membrane 22 — cont.
William Hotot ; in the port of Ipswich and in all adjacent
ports and places. By bill of the treasurer.
Scribitur in extractis usque hue.
1414.
Oct. 18. Order to the escheator in the county of Kent ; — pursuant to an
Westminster, inquisition made by him showing that Joan (sic) late the wife of
Robert Bealknap, ' chivaler,' on the day of her death held for
term of her life the manor of Seyntlynge in the towns of Orpyngton,
Seintemariecraye, Paulynescraye, Chiselhurst, Chellefeld and
Seyvynton, co. Kent, of the gift and grant of Nicholas Bonde,
knight, made with the king's licence to the said Juliana and
Robert, (by name of Robert Beleknap, knight) for the whole of
the life of the said Robert and Juliana (by name of the manor of
Sentlynge and all the lands, rents, services, liberties, and customs
late of the said Nicholas with all their appurtenances in the towns
and parishes of Orpyngton, Seintemariecraye, Paulynescraye,
Chiselhurst, Chellefeld and Seyvynton, co. Kent), with remainder
to Thomas, son of the said Robert and Juliana, and the heirs of
his body, remainder to John, brother of Thomas, and the heirs
of his body, and remainder over to the heirs of the body of
the said Robert Bealknap, as, by a certain charter of the
said Nicholas made to the said Robert and Juliana, and by the
king's licence aforesaid, (which were shown to the jurors of the
said inquisition) more fully appears ; and that the said Thomas
and John died, each without heir of his body ; and that the manor,
except 7 acres of land and 7 acres of pasture held of other lords,
is held of the king in chief by knight service ; and that Juliana
died on 22 July last ; and that Hamo Bealknap is her son and heir
and is also son and heir of the body of the said Robert Bealknap,
and of full age ; — to cause the said Hamo to have full seisin of the
manor, lands, rents, services, liberties and customs aforesaid, as
the king has taken his homage and fealty. By p.s. [329.]
Nov. 5. Commitment to Robert Pek, — by mainprise of John Bekeley
Westminster, of the county of Huntingdon and William Routh of the same
county, — of the keeping of the castle and honour of Huntingdon
with the members and appurtenances in the said county of
Huntingdon and in the counties of Cambridge, Bedford, Bucking-
ham and Northampton, late of John Hastynges late earl of
Pembroke ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last for as long as
the premises shall remain for certain causes in the king's hand,
rendering the six marks formerly rendered, and an increment of
Qd., yearly at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers equally, by
the mainprise aforesaid. By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 6. Commitment of the county of Glamorgan and Morgannoc to
Westminster. William Palton, ' chivaler,' during pleasure, so that he answer at
the Exchequer as sheriff. By K.
because nothing thereof was done.
80 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1414. MEMBRANE 21.
Nov. 8. Commitment to William Hankeford, knight, chief justice of
Westminster, the Bench, and John Stourton, the elder ; — pursuant (1) to the
commitment to them on 26 September, 1 Henry V, by mainprise
of Walter Bekles of the county of Wilts and Robert Childewall of
the county of Surrey, of the keeping of all the lands late of William
Stourton, which, by the death of the said William Stourton (who
held of the king in chief, it was said) and by reason of the minority
of John his son and heir, should be in the king's hands, if the said
William Stourton at the time of his death happened to hold any
lands of the king in chief by knight service or grand serjeanty,to
hold the same from the time of the death of the said William
Stourton until the lawful age of his said heir, together with the
marriage of the heir, rendering yearly at the Exchequer for
the said lands the extent thereof, and paying for the marriage
as much as might be agreed upon between them (or one of
them) and the treasurer, supporting all charges, maintaining
houses and buildings, and finding fit maintenance for the heir
[p. 30 above] ; and (2) to an agreement made between the treasurer,
to wit, Thomas earl of Arundell, and the said William Hankeford
and John Stourton, the elder, that the said William Hankeford
and John, for the keeping of all the lands which belonged to the
said William Stourton (who held of the king in chief on the day of
his death, as has been found by divers inquisitions taken after his
death) and of which he died solely seised, shall render 221. 16s. 4d.,
the sum at which the lands aforesaid were extended after William's
death by the escheators in the counties of Wilts, Dorset and Somer-
set, and an increment of 77s. , yearly by equal portions at Michaelmas
and Easter, the first term of payment beginning at Michaelmas
1 Henry V ; provided always that if Katharine Spriggy (to whom,
and to Warin Lucyan, knight, deceased, the said William Stourton
was bound to render a certain yearly rent of 10 marks receivable
for their lives from a fourth part of the manor of Boukers Weston,
co. Dorset, which fourth part William had of the gift and feoff ment
of the said Warin and Katharine by name of all the lands, rents,
services and reversions which the said Warin and Katharine
had in the town of Weston Maundevile alias Boukers Weston)
shall die before the said John Stourton the son shall have attained
lawful age, then the said William Hankeford and John Stourton
the elder, or either of them, shall in no wise be compelled to treat
or agree with the treasurer for the time being for the farm of the
said fourth part or to render any increment by reason of the
said annuity in addition to the said 40 marks a year, but that
they shall have the said fourth part after the death of Katharine,
together with the lands aforesaid, quit of any farm or increment
beyond the 40 marks aforesaid, even though the said fourth part
shall be taken into the king's hands after Katharine's death ; and
that they shall pay in hand for the marriage of the said John son
and heir of William Stourton 100L only : — of the keeping of the
lands aforesaid and of the marriage of the said John the son, to
hold the same in form aforesaid by the above mainprise.
By bill of the treasurer.
2 HENRY V.
81
, Membrane 21 — cont.
Nov. 12. Commitment of the office of the escheatry in the counties of
Westminster. Surrey and Sussex to William Ryman during pleasure, so that he
answer at the Exchequer for the issues thereof.
Order to John Wyntreshull, late escheator, to deliver to
William by indenture the rolls, writs, memoranda and all other
things relating to the said office.
Order to all persons of the counties to be intendant to William
as escheator.
The like commitments to the following in the counties named : —
Roger Flore ; Northampton and Rutland.
Robert Darcy ; Essex and Hertford.
Thomas Durem ; Bedford and Buckingham.
John Tybenham ; Southampton and Wilts.
Peter Besiles, ' ehivaler ' ; Oxford and Berks.
James Bellers ; Rutland. (Vacated because nothing thereof
was done).
Thomas Holcot ; Hereford and the adjacent march of Wales.
Peter de la Hay ; York.
Robert Harbotell ; Northumberland.
John Knyghtley ; Warwick and Leicester.
Richard Knyghtley ; Stafford.
John Boteler ; Cambridge and Huntingdon.
William Rigmayden ; Nottingham and Derby.
John Boteler ; Cambridge and Huntingdon (sic).
Mathew Coker ; Somerset and Dorset.
William Clifford ; Kent.
Nov. 16. Order to the escheator in the county of Kent, — pursuant to an
Westminster, inquisition taken before Thomas Lygon and William Lee, by
virtue of certain letters patent lately directed to them and to
Thomas Tikhyll, showing that Thomas Shelley, ' chivaler,' who
made forfeit to Henry IV, on the day of his forfeiture, to wit, on
the Wednesday next after the Purification, 1 Henry IV, was
seised in his demesne as of fee of the manors of Capell and Merdale,
co. Kent, — to cause the said manors to be taken into the king's
hand.
Nov. 28. Commitment to Richard Hawnsard, ' chivaler,' — by mainprise
Westminster. of Gilbert Haunsard of the county of Lincoln and John Barde of
the same county, — of the keeping of the alien priory of Wengale
with its appurtenances ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last
for the duration of the war with France, rendering 10 marks, the
sum at which the priory with all its appurtenances was lately
extended by Thomas Clarell, late sheriff, and Nicholas Tournay,
late escheator, in the county of Lincoln, and an increment
of 26s. 8d., yearly by equal portions at Easter and Michael-
mas, maintaining the houses and buildings pertaining to the said
priory, finding the divine services and other works of piety there
ordained from of old, and supporting all other charges incumbent
on the priory. By bill of the treasurer.
Wt. 2415. F. 6.
82
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
MEMBRANE 20.
Nov. 17. Grant and demise to Nicholas Sabbe, — by mainprise of John
Westminster. Forster of Botesham and William Boneface of Chesterton, both
of the county of Cambridge, — of the subsidy and alnage of cloths
for sale in the counties of Huntingdon and Cambridge ; to hold
the same from Michaelmas last for 5 years together with a moiety
of the forfeiture of such cloths, rendering 16s. 3%d., as the collectors
there used to render heretofore, and an increment of 7s. %d., yearly
by equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers, and
answering at the Exchequer for the other moiety of the for-
feiture ; and appointment of the said Nicholas as alnager and
collector ; — in terms as above [p. 7]. By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 19.
Nov. 13. Commitment to William Porter, esquire, and William Stalham
Westminster. of Staunford, — by mainprise of Richard Denton of the county of
Lincoln and John Billyng of the same county, — of the keeping
(1) of a messuage and 28 acres of land in the town of Staunford,
co. Lincoln, late of Henry Tiddeswell of Staunford, which were
seized into the hands of Edward III, and are still in the king's
hands, for the 1,668L 2s. ll\d. which the said Henry owed to
Edward III for the price of his forfeited wools, and (2) of a garden,
a shop, 30 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow and 4 acres of pasture
in the said town, late of Galvan Southorp, which are in the king's
hands for the 1281. 6s. 4e£. wherein the said Galvan was likewise
bound to Edward III ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last
for as long as the premises shall remain in the king's hands for the
causes aforesaid, rendering for the messuage 10s., for 16 of the
said 28 acres of land 3s. 4^., and for the remaining 12 acres 2s., as
John Overton and John Gerard, late farmers of the messuage, and
William Flete and Richard Welton, late farmers of the said 28
acres of land, rendered severally, and for the said garden, shop,
30 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow and 4 acres of pasture, 22s. 8d.,
the sum accounted for by the sheriffs of Lincoln for the time being,
and an increment of 2s., yearly by equal portions at the Easter
and Michaelmas Exchequers ; with clause touching maintenance
of buildings and support of charges. By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 13. Order to the escheator in the county of Buckingham to cause
Westminster. Thomas de Marny, son and heir of William de Marny, ' chivaler,'
and Elizabeth his late wife, to have full seisin of all the lands which
his father held on the day of his death, as well in his demesne as
of fee as by the courtesy of England after the death of Elizabeth of
the inheritance of the said Thomas ; as the king has taken the
homage and fealty due from Thomas for the lands held by his
father of the king in chief. By p.s. [350].
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Oxford.
By the same writ.
The like to the following :—
The escheator in the county of Cornwall,
2 HENRY V. 83
1414. Membrane 19 — cont.
Sept. 4. Commitment to Rowland Leynthale, knight, — by mainprise
Westminster, of Walter Lucy of the county of Hereford and Richard Wygmore
of the same county, — of the keeping of two-thirds of the manors
of Roches and Pull within the lordship of Haverford in South
Wales, late of Margaret late the wife of Roger Claryngdon, who
held on the day of his death of Richard II in chief ; to hold the
same from Michaelmas next for as long as the said two-thirds,
which by Margaret's death came to the hands of Richard II and
are still in the king's hands, shall remain in the king's hands,
rendering 20 marks a year at the Exchequer of Kermerdyn by equal
portions at Easter and Michaelmas, and supporting all other charges
pertaining to the said two-thirds. By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 26. Commitment to John Langnell, goldsmith of London, — by
Westminster, mainprise of Thomas Rigton of the county of York and Thomas
Pontesbury of the county of Salop, — of the keeping of \ acre of
land in the town of Asshe, co. Essex, which John Spayn, an alien,
held on the day of his death and which came to the king's hands,
and is still in the king's hand, by the death of the said John, as an
escheat ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last for as long as
said | acre shall remain in the king's hands, rendering 8d., as the
last farmer used to render, and an increment of Gd., yearly by
equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers.
By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 8. Commitment to William Warde, clerk, Thomas Bilton, clerk,
Westminster. Reynold Curteys, esquire, and Robert Bargot, — by mainprise of
Gilbert Hamme of the county of Sussex and Thomas Herland of
the county of Surrey, — of the guardianship of a mediety of the
church of Roderham, co. York, which belongs to the alien abbot
of Clairvaux, and of all the lands, rents and possessions pertaining
to the said mediety ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last for
the duration of the war with France, rendering 201. , as the last
farmer rendered, and an increment of 46s. 8d., yearly by equal
portions at Easter and Michaelmas, maintaining the houses and
buildings pertaining to the said mediety, finding the divine services
customarily done there from of old, and supporting all other charges
incumbent on the mediety. By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 12. Commitment of the county and castle of York to Thomas
Westminster. Brounflete, ' chivaler,' during pleasure, so that he answer at the
Exchequer as sheriff and keeper.
Order to all persons of the county to be intendant to Thomas
as sheriff and keeper.
Order to John Etton, ' chivaler,' late sheriff (sic), to deliver the
county and castle to Thomas by indenture.
The like commitments to the following in the counties named :—
John Golafre ; Oxford and Berks.
Robert Clifford ; Kent.
Ralph Grene ; Northampton.
84 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 19 — cont.
Dec. 6. Commitment to Walter Weston, clerk, and Robert Waryn, —
Westminster, by mahiprise of Nicholas Hywyssh of the county of Cambridge
and Stephen Baude of the county of Hertford, — of the keeping of
a tenement called the house of the nuns of Stowe, cos. Cambridge
and Huntingdon, which Thomas Okey, rector of Stowe, appro-
priated to himself and his successors without the king's licence,
and which for the said cause came to the hands of Henry IV. and
is still in the king's hands ; to hold the same from Michaelmas
last for as long as the said tenement shall remain in the king's hands,
rendering 5s., the sum for which the escheator of the county (sic)
used to answer in his account, and an increment of I2d., yearly by
equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers.
By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 18.
Dec. 22. Commission to John Dalamare, John Naym, Clement de Mitton,
Westminster. Richard Shareshull of Kydermystre, Ellis Colberne, John Holyn,
Ralph Fletcher of Pershore and Henry Carpenter of Evesham to
levy and collect from all cities, boroughs and towns, and from all
secular lords of towns and other lay persons having goods and
possessions, and from others both great and small in the county of
Worcester (except the city of Worcester), and also from all
ecclesiastical persons in respect of goods forthcoming from lands
acquired by them since 20 Edward I, the two whole fifteenths and
tenths, payable one fifteenth and one tenth at the Purification
next and the other fifteenth and tenth at the Purification fol-
lowing, which the commonalties of the realm and the citizens and
burgesses of cities and boroughs of their free will, and with the
assent of the lords spiritual and temporal, granted to the king in his
last Parliament, held at Westminster, for the defence of the realm
and the safe-keeping of the sea, to wit, as great a sum as has hereto-
fore been levied in like case, and no more, provided always that
the said secular lords and lay persons and others aforesaid contribute
to such payment in respect of all their goods whatsoever, and the
ecclesiastics as above for their portion with the commonalty of
the county, and that no one be spared, and that answer be made
for such fifteenths and tenths at the Exchequer or other appointed
place at the said terms ; and order to them to go in person from
town to town and from place to place, and cause to come before
them two men and the reeve from every town, and the mayor,
bailiffs and four men from every city and borough, from the most
discreet and upright men of the said towns, cities and boroughs,
charging them to have the money levied and delivered to them
(the commissioners) without delay by one or two of the most
sufficient men of every city, town and borough, or else to have the
money levied from the men themselves and answer made therefor
to the commissioners ; provided always that answer be made to
the king for the whole sum at the terms aforesaid, so that the
affairs of the realm be not delayed for failure of payment through
their default. And order to dukes, earls, barons, knights, lords
2 HENRY V. 85
1414. Membrane 18 — cont.
of towns, freemen and the whole commonalty of the county,
and to the mayors, bailiffs and commonalties of the cities, boroughs
and towns, and to the sheriff of the county, to be intendant to the
commissioners ; and to the sheriff to join with the commissioners
in distraining those who refuse to pay.
Mittuntur in extractis.
The like to the following in the counties named :—
Hugh Dalby of Brochamton, John Dalby of Py Hardy ton,
William Barbour of Newbold on Avene, Thomas Lutlay of
Donchirche, Hugh Fremon of Tomworth, Robert de
Sekyndon, Roger Chilcote, Thomas Sheldon of Sheldon,
Thomas Warde of Byrmyngham, Amaury Shirland of
Southam ; Warwick.
Stephen Durneford, Walter Mildemete, John Dymmok of
Yvebrigge, Henry Drewe of Modbury, William Squyer,
John Maynard of Langeford ; Devon.
Thomas Chyld, William Gore, Thomas Bradewelle, Thomas
-- Benet of Cirencestre, Thomas Saundres, bailiff of Hembury,
James Clifford, William Aylburton, Richard Belyetter of
Tewkesbury, Richard Holt of Little Dene, Henry Nayler
of Neulond ; Gloucester, except the town of Gloucester.
Thomas Blount of Ylom, Ralph Thornbury of Thornbury,
William Bate of Chetylton, James Thyknes of Podmor,
Richard Snede of Bradwall, Reynold Brodok of Adbaston,
Thomas Warde of Slyndon, Robert Marchal of Aston,
Richard Chambre of Lychfeld, Richard Partrych of Brom-
wyche, William Forster of Strethay, Ellis Burgh, William
Busbury, Thomas Chylterne of Wednesbury, Richard de
Lychfeld, John Ruggeley of Shenston ; Stafford.
Roger Perpount of Lanford, John Burton of Neweton,
William Caudray of Stanford, John Tye of Bekyngham,
Richard Clapeham, Ralph Stuffyn of Maunsfeld Wodehous ;
Nottingham.
John Beeston of Schytlington, William Anable of Dunstaple,
Thomas Petyver of Luton, John Duraunt of Luton, Thomas
Peek of Langford, John Pekke of Coupull ; Bedford.
William Walton, Richard Boure, William Spynk of Ailesham,
Ralph Bullok, Nicholas Skounfyt, Robert Aleyn, Thomas
Styward, John Bacheler ; Norfolk.
Thomas Eytone of Wyldemore, William Wolryche, John
Page of Oxenbolde, William de la Mende, James Clubury
of Heyton, John Steward by Shuffnall, Thomas Clerc of
Albryghton, Richard Haulyns, William Hull, Roger
Austyn, Robert Seint George, John Greote by Ludelowe ;
Salop, except the town of Shrewsbury.
MEMBRANE 17.
Thomas Sambrok, Nicholas Wyngode, William Meryden,
Thomas Osborn of Taunton, Richard Dygon of Somerton,
86 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 17 — cont.
Robert Geffreys of Mertok, John Welyngton, Walter
Makkesmull ; Somerset.
John Compgreye of Godmanchestre, John Clynte of Erede,
John Wyne of Sautre, Robert Fermour of Catworth,
Thomas Gyddyng of St. Neots, Robert Godegamen ;
Huntingdon.
Robert Whitewell, John Browe, William Swafeld, Henry
Pykeryng ; Rutland.
Robert Fermour of Stonystretford, Roger Lovet, John
Arches, Walter Bryghtwell, Richard Hautreve, William
Clerk of Wycombe, Thomas Wobourne ; Buckingham.
Robert Byngham, William Anketyll of Lye by Wymborn
Mynster, the elder, Robert Rempston, Henry Sherard,
John Dyer of Shaftesbury, ' chapman,' Henry Panter of
Shirborn ; Dorset.
Alan Norreys, Thomas Saberne, John Eston, Richard Mordon,
Robert Catesden, William Abbot ; Middlesex.
John Dernewell of Barnet, Henry Dyper of St. Albans, John
Andre we of Berkhamstede, William Pechet of Hichyn,
Thomas Everard of Walyngton, Geoffrey Dyer of Buntyng-
ford, John Wodelef of Walton, John Wygg of Hertford,
William Mery of Chesthunt ; Hertford.
Henry London of Thanet, John Broke of Snaxton, William
Youet of Bircholt, William Blosme of Tenterden, William
Chapman of Osprenge, Robert Freman of Clyve, William
Hardy of Northflete, John Deye of Dernthe, Walter
Flecchir of Tonbrygg, John Hodesole ; Kent.
Thomas Bedyngfeld of Bedyngfeld, ' chivaler,' Edmund
Carleton, Alexander Eustace of Clare, Richard Somer of
Hadley, Robert Scarlet of Levenham ; Suffolk.
John Eston of Castre, John Chysell of Raundes, John Lovell
of Culleworth, John Brook of Astwell, Richard Clendon of
Upton, John Waundell of Drayton by Daventre ; North-
ampton.
John Polmorva, Thomas Colyn of Hellond, John Gerveys,
John Archer of Truru ; Cornwall.
William Odenell of Herdby, John Somerby of Garthorp, Jolm
Olney of Holt, Robert Chesylden of Braunston, Robert
Temple of Whellesburgh, John Wever of Walton, John
Farnham of Quernedon, Hugh Blaby of Blaby, William
Broune of Kybworth, Simon Blakfordby of Blakfordby ;
Leicester.
William Barley, ' squyer,' John Lynacre of Brompton, John
Stafford of Eyom, ' squier,' Richard Pygot of Hooklowe,
' zoman,' Richard Bredbury of Bowdon, ' zoman,' Alfred
de Longford, ' squyer,' William de Rolleston, ' squier,'
Henry de Knyveton, ' squier,' Ralph Fraunceys, ' squier,'
Walter Fitz Herbert, ' squier ' ; Derby.
William Aleyn of Dokesworth, Henry Strete of Melreth,
William Neuport of Fulborn, Philip atte Lays of Wykeham,
2 HENRY V. 87
1414. Membrane 17 — cont.
Thomas atte Hythe of Sutton, John Palfrayman of
Button ; Cambridge.
William Blesby of Blesby, John atte Hill of Northstaynton,
Henry de Walesby of Walesby, John Kydall of Horstowe,
Simon de Beltoft, Thomas Stokwyth of Blyton, John
Muchant of Esterkele, Richard Thymulby of Houton ' in
the ' More ; parts of Lyndesey, co. Lincoln, except the
city of Lincoln.
Thomas Spycer of Stanford, Ralph Messanger, Thomas
Repynghall, John Hayton of Grant ham ; parts of Kesteven,
co. Lincoln, except the city of Lincoln.
Robert Capon, John Cok of Boston, Gilbert Haltoft, John
Hungate of Leke ; parts of Holand, co. Lincoln, except the
city of Lincoln.
MEMBRANE 16.
Thomas Cokerell of Chelrey, Thomas Fyschere of Kenynton,
Thomas Marchant of Bokhampton, William Ferrour of
Hungerford, John Smyth of Hungerford, Walter Mustard
of Redyng, Richard Waltham of the hundreds of Cokham
and Bray, Richard Ladde of Wokyngham, ' f ysshmonger ' ;
Berks.
Thomas Belle, John Pershute, John Lude of Havonte, Philip
Benam, John Shepener, John Kerdyf of Anne Abbatis,
Stephen Dyer alias Shepman of Aulton, John Garston,
John Pak ; Southampton.
John Salerne, John Halle, the younger, John Wallere, Richard
Dene, John Farnefold, Thomas Fyteshale, John Scardevile,
Henry Tylye ; Sussex.
Thomas Gore of Henton, John Aleyn of Busshuppestrowe,
Robert Rumsy of Lavyngton, Thomas Budell of Hyndon,
John Dyere of Deverell, John Nichol of Malmesbury ;
Wilts, except the city of Salisbury.
John Baryngton of Hatfeld, Thomas Howse of Thorp, John
Bray of Tylleby, Bartholomew Chishull of Thaxstede,
John Alapert of Coggeshale, John Goby on of Berdefeld,
John Tilleworth of Asshyn, Edmund Preston of Hanefeld,
William de la Botereye of Southcherche, William Gatton of
Mokkyng, Adam Berneman of Haveryng, John Roberd of
Heyestreu, John Page of Maldon ; Essex.
Thomas Surteys, ' chivaler,' John Haukeswell of Helperby,
Thomas Newesom, John de Baxby, Thomas de Crathorne
of Marton, John de Schipley of Themelby, Thomas Blaw-
frount of Cast y lie vynton, John de Crydelyngton of
Crydelyngton, Robert de Topclyf ; North Riding, co.
York, except the city of York.
John Fitz William, ' chivaler,' John del Bank of Craven,
John Caterall, Thomas de Craven, John Byrnant of
Knaresburgh, Ralph Skyrowe, Richard Lellee of Drax,
John West of Rotherham, John son of Robert Lassy of
88 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1414. Membrane 16 — cont.
Gaytford, William de Marton ; West Riding, co. York,
except the city of York.
John de Hothum of Hothum, Thomas de Santon, William
de Wyrethorp, William de Clyf of Cave, John Ingland,
Robert Martyn of Thwyng, John Hille of Dryffeld, John
de Brumpton of Beverley ; East Riding, co. York, except
the city of York.
Ralph Wymbuldon, John Sanyngford, William Asschurst of
Brokham, Robert Russell, Stephen atte Lee, Roger
Chaunce, Richard Porter of Farnham, Richard Ingram ;
Surrey.
John Helyon of Westhyde, Thomas Sugwas, Robert Stanford,
John Byrches, Richard Hunet, William Hotale, Nicholas
Dysshwall, William Pacheshale ; Hereford.
Reynold Barrentyne of Chalgrave, esquire, William More of
Henle, Laurence Baylly, John atte Lee of Mapulderham,
Richard Eton of Bannebury, John Walker of Stanlake,
Richard Gurdon of Islep, John Perkyn of Shipton ; Oxford,
except the town of Oxford.
Commission to John Rudduk, ' webbe,' William Penyton,
' dyer,' John Helyer, ' irmonger,' and John Cornysh, ' touker/ to
levy and collect the same in the city and suburbs of Salisbury ; and
order to them to cause to come before them the mayor and bailiffs
of the city and four or six of the most discreet and upright men of
the city and suburbs, and, in person or by deputy, to have the
money levied by their advice.
The like to the following in the cities, boroughs and towns
named : —
John Beamond, William Warde, John Alcetre, William
Teukesbury, ' skynner ' ; in the city of Worcester.
John Goffayre, William Tye, John Fulthorp, John Bonsale ;
in the town of Suthwerk.
Nicholas Gerard of Shrewsbury, ' gentylman,' Hugh Dyer of
Shrewsbury, ' gentylman,' John Beget of Shrewsbury,
' mercer,' John Bron of Shrewsbury, ' corveser ' ; in the
town of Shrewsbury.
Sampson Taundy, John Saundres, John Bruggehend, John
Folyot ; in the town of Gloucestre.
Adam Ryver, Walter Benham, Robert Chiselhampton, John
Lyegh, ' bocher ' ; in the town of Oxford.
MEMBRANE 15.
Commission to Stephen Spelman, alderman, Thomas Pyke,
alderman, Robert Tatersall, draper, and William Bysmer, gold-
smith, to levy and collect the same in the city and suburbs of
London ; and order to them to go in person from ward to ward
and from place to place within the city and suburbs, summon
before them four of the most discreet and upright men of every
ward, and have the money levied by their advice.
2 HENRY V.
89
1414. Membrane 15 — cont.
Commission to David Ruddok, John Hethe, Thomas Beaufloure
and John Lydeney to levy and collect the same in the town and
suburbs of Bristol and the precinct thereof ; and order to them to
summon before them the mayor and sheriff of the town and four or
six of the most discreet and upright men of the town, suburbs and
precinct, and have the money levied by their advice.
The like to the following :—
James de Steynton, Thomas Ele, William de Cotom, William
Davy ; in the city of Lincoln.
William Wortley, ' draper,' William Stokton, ' jeweler,' John
Bridlington, ' wewer ' ; in the city of York.
John Mannyng, John Leverych, William Niche, Clement
Rassh, ' fissheman ' ; in the city of Norwich.
Order to the chancellor of the county palatine of Lancaster to
appoint some trustworthy men of the county to levy and collect
the said fifteenths and tenths and to answer therefor at the terms
aforesaid ; certifying the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer
by the octave of Hilary next of the names of the persons so
appointed.
Scribitur in extractis usque hue.
1415.
March 14. Order to the escheator in the county of Wilts to take the fealty
Westminster. of John Chydyok, esquire, and cause him and Eleanor his wife,
the daughter and heir of Ives Fitz Waryn, ' chivaler,' and Maud
his late wife, to have full seisin of all the lands which Ives held on
the day of his death as well in his demesne as of fee as by the
courtesy of England of the inheritance of Maud ; as the king for
40s. paid in the hanaper has respited until the quinzaine of Easter
next the homage due from John, by reason of his having issue by
Eleanor, for the lands which Ives held of the king in chief by the
courtesy of England.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Surrey,
omitting the taking of fealty.
The like to the following :—
The escheator in the county of Dorset.
The escheator in the county of Essex.
The escheator in the county of Cambridge.
1414.
Oct. 22. Commitment to Robert Beston, one of the clerks of the
Westminster. Exchequer, and John Sprigy of Norhampton, — by mainprise of
Thomas Champyon of the county of Kent and Henry de Lyndeby
of the county of Nottingham, — of the keeping of a certain plot of
meadow by Le Pye in the fields of Norhampton, which is in the
king's hand by reason of the felony which Juliana Murdak com-
mitted and for which she was burnt ; to hold the same from
Michaelmas last for as long as the said plot shall remain in the
king's hand for the cause aforesaid, rendering 65. 8d., and an
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1414. Membrane 15 — cont.
increment of IQd., yearly at the Exchequer by equal portions at
Easter and Michaelmas. By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 14.
Nov. 24. Order to H. archbishop of Canterbury to appoint some trust-
Westminster, worthy men of the clergy of his diocese to levy and collect in the
said diocese the two tenths which the prelates and clergy of the
province of Canterbury in their last convocation in the cathedral
church of St. Paul, London, begun on 1 October and continued
from day to day until 20 October last, granted to the king, for the
defence of the realm and of the church of England, of all
ecclesiastical benefices of the province, whether exempt or not
exempt, which are assessed and accustomed to pay to a tenth,
any liberties, immunities or privileges from the king to the
contrary notwithstanding (excepting only benefices of poor nuns
and hospitallers, the monastery of Stanley in the diocese of
Salisbury, and benefices in Wales and the marches thereof, and
others which have been destroyed by wars and by the sea,
touching which the certificates of the ordinaries will be accepted),
payable a tenth at the Purification next and the other tenth at
the Purification then following, on condition that the said
prelates and clergy be not charged with the payment of any
other tenths, impositions or charges within a period of two
years from the time of the aforesaid grant, nor in the mean time
be vexed or burdened, and that no collector of the said tenths be
excused or discharged from the collection of the same through any
immunity, liberty or privileges granted, or in the mean time to
be granted, by the king. And answer is to be made to the king
for the said tenths at the terms aforesaid ; and the archbishop is
to certify the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer by Christmas
next at the latest of the names of the persons appointed by him.
Order in like terms to H. bishop of Winchester.
The like to the following : —
J. bishop of Ely.
P. bishop of Lincoln.
N. bishop of Bath and Wells.
J. bishop of St. Davids.
R. bishop of Rochester.
R. bishop of Salisbury.
R. bishop of Chichester.
The guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric of Coventry
and. Lichfield, the see being void.
B. bishop of Bangor.
J. bishop of Llandaff.
E. bishop of Exeter.
R. bishop of Norwich.
R. bishop of Hereford.
R. bishop of London.
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[blank] bishop of St. Asaph.
Th. bishop of Worcester.
The like order to the abbot of St. Albans touching his exempt
jurisdiction.
Nov. 13. Order to the escheator in the county of Buckingham to cause
Westminster. Thomas de Marny, son and heir of William de Marny, ' chivaler,'
and Elizabeth his late wife, to have full seisin of all the lands which
his father held on the day of his death, as well in his demesne as of
fee as by the courtesy of England after the death of Elizabeth of
the inheritance of Thomas ; as the king has taken the homage and
fealty due from Thomas for the lands held by his father of the king
in chief. By p.s. [350.]
Vacated because elsewhere above.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Oxford.
Vacated because elsewhere above. By p.s. [350.]
The like to the following : —
The escheator in the county of Cornwall.
Thomas Fauconer, mayor of London and escheator therein.
Vacated because elsewhere above.
Oct. 16. Order to Robert Lisle, ' chivaler,' escheator in the county of
Westminster. Northumberland , — pursuant to the order of 9 May last [p . 65 above] ,
— to take the fealty of John de Wotton and cause him and Joan
his wife to have full seisin of Joan's pourparty of the lands therein
mentioned, as the king, for \ mark paid in the hanaper, has
respited until the quinzaine of Hilary next the homage due from
John by reason of his having issue by Joan.
Dec. 4. Commitment to John Folvile, esquire, — by mainprise of
Westminster. William Fynbergh of the county of Norfolk and John Steneby of
the county of Lincoln, the younger, — of the keeping of all the
lands late of John Germayn, who held of the king in chief on the
day of his death ; to hold the same from the time of the death of
the said John Germayn until the lawful age of John his son and
heir, and so from heir to heir until one of them shall have attained
full age, rendering yearly the extent thereof, or as much as may be
agreed upon between him and the treasurer, finding fit main-
tenance for the heir, and maintaining the houses, buildings and
enclosures pertaining to the lands. By bill of the treasurer.
1415.
Jan. 26. Commitment to Thomas Devenessh, — by mainprise of John
Westminster. Qybbes of the county of Kent and Robert Sprot of the county of
Kent, — of the keeping of a ruinous messuage situated in the city
of Canterbury in a certain lane called ' Spechehouslane,' between
the messuage of the prior of Christ Church, Canterbury, and the
messuage late of Robert Bacheler ; to hold the same from Michael-
mas last for as long as the said messuage, which belonged to Sara
the daughter of Robert Munde, who died without an heir, and
92 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 14 — cont.
which is worth 12c?. a year beyond reprises, shall remain in the
king's hands, rendering the I2d., at which the messuage is extended
before the escheator of the county, and an increment of 4c?.,
yearly by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas, by the same
mainprise. By bill of the treasurer.
Jan. 30. Commitment to John Hastynges of London, — by mainprise of
Westminster. John Houby of the county of Essex and Thomas Rigeton of the
county of York, — of the keeping of a messuage in the town of
Atherston, co. Warwick, late of William Taillour in the said town,
which the said William gave and assigned to John Fouk and Roger
atte Stone to the use of the abbot of Merevale, without the king's
licence and contrary to the statute of mortmain, and so made
forfeit to the king ; to hold the same for as long as the said
messuage shall remain in the king's hands, rendering 4d., as the
last farmer used to render, and an increment of 2d., at the Easter
and Michaelmas Exchequers equally, and doing and supporting
all other charges incumbent on the messuage.
By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 13.
Feb. 15. Order to the escheator in the county of Buckingham ; — pursuant
Westminster, to an inquisition taken before him showing that Elizabeth late
the wife of William de Monte Acuto, late earl of Salisbury, on the
day of her death held a third part of the manor of Eston Clinton,
co. Buckingham, and of certain lands in Dunrig and Monjoie
which are parcel of the same manor, in dower after the death of
the said William, sometime her husband ; and that the reversion
after the death of the said Elizabeth belongs to Thomas de Monte
Acuto, now earl of Salisbury, and the heirs of his body by virtue
of a certain charter of Edward I (which was shown to the jurors
of the inquisition), by which the said late king granted to Simon
de Monte Acuto, among other things, the said third part together
with the other two-thirds of the said manor, with knights' fees,
advowsons of churches, rights, liberties and free customs, and all
other things pertaining to the manor, for life, so that after the
death of Simon the said third part, together with the said two-
thirds and with the woods, rents, knights' fees, advowsons of
churches and all other appurtenances, should remain to William,
son of Simon, and the heirs of the body of William ; and that the
premises after the death of Simon and William his son descended
to the said William the late earl, the son and heir of William son
of Simon, by the form of the gift, the said Simon, William
and William being successively seised and dying so seised ;
and that after the death of William son of William, who died
without heir of his body, the right thereof descended to John
de Monte Acuto, late earl of Salisbury, son of John de Monte
Acuto, knight, the brother of the said William son of
William, and kinsman and heir of the said William son of
William ; and that after the death of the said John the late earl
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1415. Membrane 13 — cont.
the right thereof descended to the said Thomas, now earl, as son
and heir of the said John the late earl, in tail by virtue of the gift
and grant aforesaid ; and that the said third part is held of the
king in chief ; — to cause the said earl to have full seisin of the said
third part, as the king has taken his fealty for all the lands which
the said Elizabeth held of the king in chief on the day of her death
in dower of the inheritance of the said earl, and for 65. 8d. paid in
the hanaper has respited his homage until the quinzaine of Easter
next.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the counties of Devon and
Cornwall ; — pursuant to divers inquisitions taken before him
showing that the said Elizabeth held in dower on the day of her
death (1) a third part of the manor of Wunford, co. Devon,
(which is held of Edward de Courtenay, earl of Devon), with
reversion to the said Thomas and the heirs of his body by virtue
of a charter of Edward I (shown to the jurors of the inquisitions),
by which the said late king granted, among other things, the said
third part together with the other two-thirds of the said manor,
with appurtenances, to the said Simon for life, with remainder to
the said William his son in tail ; and (2) 39Z. 5s. receivable yearly,
a moiety at Easter and a moiety at Michaelmas, from the issues
of the coinage of tin in the county of Cornwall, of those 200 marks
a year which Edward III by his letters patent (likewise shown to
the jurors) granted to the said William father of William in tail
male from the issues of the said coinage by the hands of the
collector or warden of the coinage for the time being, which sum
of 39Z. 5s., and the right thereof, descended (as above) to the said
Thomas, so that the reversion now belongs to him in tail male.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Oxford ; —
pursuant to an inquisition taken before him showing that the
said Elizabeth on the day of her death held 2 knights' fees in
Podelcote and Sherchesdene which the heir of Richard Aungeville
and Roger Golofre lately held, a knight's fee in Newenham which
Margery late countess of Devon lately held and which John
Drayton, ' chivaler,' now holds, a moiety of a knight's fee in
Fretewell which Laurence Broke lately held, a moiety of a knight's
fee in Ake which Sampson Folyot lately held, a moiety of a knight's
fee in Aldebury which Peter Folyot lately held and a moiety of a
knight's fee in Willehale which the heir of Geoffrey Folyot lately
held, in dower with reversion to the said Thomas and the heirs of
his body by virtue of a charter of Edward I (shown to the jurors
of the said inquisition in evidence), by which the said late king
granted, among other things, the manor of Kersington (whereof
the said Thomas is now seised and to which manor the said fees
are appurtenant) with appurtenances to the said Simon de Monte
Acuto for life, with remainder to the said William his son in tail.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Hertford ;—
pursuant to an inquisition taken before him showing that the said
94 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 13 — cont.
Elizabeth on the day of her death held no lands in the said county
in her demesne as of fee, or in service, of the king or of others,
but held a third part of the manor of Hide (which manor is
a member of the manor of Eston Clinton, co. Buckingham),
of the abbot of St. Albans in dower, with reversion to the said
Thomas and the heirs of his body by virtue of a charter of Edward
I (shown to the jurors of the said inquisition) by which the said
late king granted, among other things, the manor of Eston Clinton,
of which the said Thomas is now seised, to the said Simon for life
with remainder to the said William his son in tail.
MEMBRANE 12.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the counties of Somerset
and Dorset ; — pursuant to divers inquisitions taken before him
showing that the said Elizabeth on the day of her death held in
dower (1) in the county of Somerset (a) the manors of Shipton
Montagu (with a wood in the forest of Selewode pertaining to it),
Jerlinton, Chedeseye, and Gothulle, and a third part of the manors
of Thurlebere and La More and of lands, late of William Betevile,
which are a parcel of the manor of Shipton Montagu aforesaid,
with reversion to the said Thomas and the heirs of his body, by
virtue of a charter (shown to the jurors) by which Edward I
granted the said manors, with appurtenances, which are held of
the king in chief, to the said Simon for life with remainder to
the said William his son in tail ; (6) the manor of Donyate, with
reversion to the said Thomas and the heirs of his body, by virtue
of a fine (shown to the jurors) levied in the king's court, 15 Edward
I, between Nicholas Poynz, querent, and the said Simon,
defendant, by which Nicholas granted the said manor, which is
held of the king in chief, to the said Simon and Isabel his wife and
the heirs of Simon by Isabel ; (c) the manors of Hengstrigg and
Charleton Camvile, of the king in chief, with reversion to the said
Thomas and the heirs male of his body, by virtue of certain letters
patent of Edward III (shown to the jurors), by which the said
late king granted, among other things, the said manor of Charleton
Camvyle, by name of the manor of Charleton, and the said manor
of Hengstrigg, together with knights' fees and advowsons of
churches, abbeys, priories, hospitals and chapels, and with fisheries,
chaces, parks, woods, warrens, fairs, markets, liberties, free customs,
wards, reliefs, escheats, and with the services of tenants both free
and bond, together with the reversions of any things held in
dower or for life as parcel of the said manors, and with all other
appurtenances, to the said William son of Simon in tail male ;
(d) a fourth part of a knight's fee in Cleyangre by Coklyngton,
which the heir of WTilliam Swan holds, a moiety of a knight's fee
in Crouthorn, which Nicholas Melbourne and Nicholas Bussh
hold, three-fourths of a knight's fee in Whitstaundon, which
Nicholas Reade and Pernell his wife hold, three -fourths of a
knight's fee in Criket Malherbe, which John Denham, ' chivaler,'
holds, a knight's fee in Brounfeld by Cantok, which Robert
2 HENRY V. 95
1415. Membrane 12 — cont.
Bikcombe holds, a knight's fee in Chedere and Shepham, which
the heir of Robert Malherbe held, a knight's fee in Chaunton,
which the heir of Walter Chaunton lately held, a knight's fee in
Exton in Exmore, which James earl of Ormond held, a moiety of
a hide in Shipton Montagu, which Nicholas Catbury and John
Catbury hold, 3 hides in Stokechavont, which Nicholas Lovell
late the heir of Nicholas Seint Maur held, 3 hides in Welfeton,
held by John Cammell in right of Ellen his wife, heir of Thomas
Gyan, a hide in Dychenescov held by the prior of Bruton, 2 hides
in Leighton, which the abbot and convent of Keynesham hold,
and the advowsons of the churches of Chedeseye, Donyate,
Jerlinton, and Gothulle (the said fees and advowsons being
appurtenant to the manors aforesaid), with reversion to the said
Thomas and the heirs of his body, by virtue of the gifts and grants
aforesaid ; and (e) the manor of Dunpole by Donyate (which is
held of others than the king), with reversion to the said Thomas by
virtue of a fine (shown to the jurors) levied in the king's court
before the justices of the Bench, 1 Henry V, between the said
Thomas, by name of Thomas Mountagu earl of Salisbury, querent,
and William Cressy, parson of the church of Wynterburne Earls,
deforciant, by which the said William Cressy for himself and his
heirs granted that the said manor of Dunpole, which the said
Elizabeth then held for life of the inheritance of the said William
Cressy with reversion to the said William Cressy and his heirs,
should after Elizabeth's death remain wholly to the said Thomas
and his heirs, to hold the same of the chief lords of that fee by the
services which pertain to the said manor ; and (2) in the county of
Dorset (a) 201. of rent in Pudeletune and a third part of the manor
of Swere (which are held of the king in chief), with reversion to
the said Thomas and the heirs of his body, by virtue of a charter
of Edward I (shown to the jurors of an inquisition taken in the
county of Dorset), by which the said late king, among other things,
granted the said rent and manor to the said Simon for life with
remainder to the said William his son in tail ; and (6) half a knight's
fee in Hynton and Esseton by Wynterbourne [recte Wymbourne],
which Ralph de Hynton held, a moiety of a knight's fee in Crau-
ford, which the abbess of Tarent held, a knight's fee in Selton by
Gyllyngham, held by William Stourton, a moiety of a knight's fee
in Poureston by Gyllyngham, held by John Kyngge, a moiety of a
knight's fee in Milton by Gyllyngham, which William Sammell held,
a moiety of a knight's fee in Childeokeford, held by Thomas Broke,
' chivaler,' a moiety of a knight's fee in Childeokeford, held by
Robert Latymer, ' chivaler,' a fourth part of a knight's fee in
Chikerell and in Westcbakerell, held by Roger le Walssh and John
Jewe, a fourth part of a knight's fee in Langeton by Abbetesby
and Wynterbourne Heryng, held by John Jewe, a moiety of a
knight's fee in Shipton Maurewarde by Brudport, held by Thomas
Gorges, a moiety of a knight's fee in Bradolveston by Pudeletune,
held by the prior of Cristchurche Twynham, a moiety of a knight's
fee in Langeton in Purbyk, held by Roger le Walssh and Agnes
Mautravers, a moiety of a knight's fee in Pymore, held by Ralph
96 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1415. Membrane 12 — cont.
Gouys, a sixth part of a knight's fee in Pudeletune and Bylleshey,
held by the prior of Crischurch Twynham and the abbot of Cerne,
and a knight's fee in Kyngeston by Dorchestre, held by the prior
of Crischurch Twynham, with reversion to the said Thomas and the
MEMBRANE 11.
heirs male of his body by virtue of certain letters patent of
Edward III (shown to the jurors of the inquisition aforesaid in
the county of Dorset), by which the said late king granted, among
other things, the manor of Caneford, co. Dorset, together with
knights' fees and advowsons of churches, abbeys, priories, hospitals
and chapels, and with fisheries, chaces, parks, woods, warrens, fairs,
markets, liberties, free customs, wards, reliefs, escheats, and with
the services of tenants both free and bond, together with the
reversions of any things held in dower or for life as parcel of the
said manor, and with all other appurtenances, to the said William
father of William in tail male, the said fees being appurtenant to
the said manor of Caneford, whereof the said Thomas is now
seised ; and that the said Elizabeth held no more lands, of the
king or of others, in demesne or in service, in the said county (sic)
on the day of her death .
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Berks ; —
pursuant to an inquisition taken before him showing that the said
Elizabeth on the day of her death held no lands in the said county
in her demesne as of fee, or in service, of the king or of others,
but held (1) a third part of 300 acres of wood within the parish of
Hurste and of the profits of the hundred of Assherugge of the king
in chief in dower, with reversion to the said ThomaS and the heirs
male of his body, by virtue of letters patent of Edward III (shown
to the jurors of the inquisition) by which the said late king granted,
among other things, the manor of Aumbresbure, co. Wilts, whereof
the said third part is parcel, together with knights fees etc. (as
above, last entry) and all other appurtenances, to the said William
father of William in tail male by service of a knight's fee, of which
manor of Aumbresbure (which is held of the king in chief by knight
service) the said Thomas is now seised ; and (2) a knight's fee in
La Wyke by Bastelden, which Walter de la Wyke lately held, a
knight's fee in Kyngeston Lille, which Warin son of Gerold lately
held, and the advowson of the church or chapel of Crokham, in
dower with reversion to the said Thomas and the heirs of his
body by virtue of a charter of Edward III (shown to the jurors),
by which the said late king granted the manor of Crokham,
together with knights' fees and advowsons of churches, chapels,
religious houses and hospitals, and with hundreds, markets, fairs,
chaces, warrens, parks, woods, free fisheries, feedings, pastures,
regalities, liberties, free customs, and all other appurtenances, to
the said William father of William in tail, the said fees and advow-
son being appurtenant to the manor of Crokham, whereof the
said Thomas is now seised,
2 HENRY V. 97
Membrane 11 — cont.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the counties of South-
ampton and Wilts ; — pursuant to divers inquisitions taken before
him showing that the said Elizabeth on the day of her death held
no lands in her demesne as of fee, or in service, of the king in chief
or of others, but held in dower (1) in the county of Southampton a
moiety of a knight's fee in Hordhulle, which the prior of Brom-
more holds, a moiety of a knight's fee in Hordhulle and Sharprix,
which Roger Gryffyn holds in right of his wife, a moiety of a
knight's fee in Sharprix, which John de Lysle son of the lady
Maud de Lysle holds, a fourth part and an eighth part of a knight's
fee in Henton Aumerle and in Hamme Preston, an eighth part of
a knight's fee in Moseclyve, a moiety of a knight's fee in Lokerlee,
a knight's fee in Northchardeford, which is held by John atte
Berghe, a moiety of a knight's fee in Staunton, a moiety of a
knight's fee in Shirlee by Suthampton, a fourth part of a knight's
fee in the same town, a fourth part of a knight's fee in Shoppelegh,
which is held by the earl of Ormond, a fourth part of a knight's
fee there, which William Moygne holds, a moiety of a knight's
fee in Mulleford, Kyhavene and Leton, which the bishop of
Salisbury holds, and the advowson of the priory of Cristchurche
Twynham, with reversion to the said Thomas and the heirs of his
body, by virtue of a charter (shown to the jurors) by which
Edward III granted, among other things, the castle of Cristchurche
Twynham with the borough and the manor of Westovere and the
hundred of Cristchurche, together with all appurtenances thereof,
to William de Monte Acuto, late earl of Salisbury, the elder, and
Katharine his wife and the heirs of the body of William, the said
fees and advowson being appurtenant to the castle of Cristchurche
Twynham, the borough, the manor of Westovere and the hundred
of Cristchurche, co. Southampton, whereof the said Thomas is now
seised ; and (2) in the county of Wilts, a knight's fee in Calston
and Whitelee within the hundred of Calne, a moiety of a knight's
fee in Fyffhyde, a knight's fee in Brodeblountesdon, a moiety of a
knight's fee in Litelblountesdon, a knight's fee in Benknolle, a
moiety of a knight's fee in Haydon, a moiety of a knight's fee in
Lutelton, a moiety of a knight's fee in Bereford, a moiety of a
knight's fee in Hochulle, two-thirds of a knight's fee in Wynter-
bourne, a knight's fee and a half in Echelhampton, a knight's fee
in Wyvelesford and Norton, 2 knights' fees in Aulton Berners,
4 knights' fees in Shireueton, Wynterbourne and Cheverell, a
fourth part of a knight's fee in Midelton, a knight's fee in Cotes,
a tenth part of a knight's fee in Bridcombe, a moiety of a knight's
fee in Deverell, a moiety of a knight's fee in Asserton, and a
knight's fee in Chadneswyche, with reversion to the said Thomas
and the heirs male of his body, by virtue of certain letters patent
whereby Edward III granted, among other things, the manors of
Aumbresbure and Wynterbourne, co. Wilts, with knights' fees
and advowsons of churches, abbeys, priories, hospitals and chapels,
and with fisheries, chaces, parks, woods, warrens, fairs, markets,
liberties and free customs, wards, reliefs, escheats, and with the
services of tenants both free and bond, and with all other
Wt. 2415. F. 7.
98
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1415.
March 1.
Westminster.
Membrane 11 — cont.
appurtenances, to the said William the father in tail male ; the
said fees being appurtenant to the said manor of Aumbresbure
and Wynterbourne whereof the said Thomas is now seised.
Commitment to Thomas Bridlyngton, citizen and draper of
London, and Ralph Holand, citizen and draper of London, — by
mainprise of John Broker, citizen and skinner of London, and
John Sparowe of London, ' dyer,' — of the keeping of a moiety of
18 acres of marsh in Clyve, called ' Medmerssh,' which, together
with the other moiety of the said marsh, Margaret the daughter
and one of the heirs of Robert Ram, who assumed the habit of
religion in the house of the nuns of St. Benedict at Edyngham, co.
Essex, and made her profession therein, it is said, in 48 Edward III,
held in her demesne as of fee, on the day on which she thus made
her profession, of Edward III as of the barony of his castle of
Leyborne by knight service ; to hold the same from Michaelmas
last for as long as the premises shall remain in the king's hand for
the cause aforesaid, rendering 10<s. a year at the Easter and
Michaelmas Exchequers equally, as the last farmers used to
render, and an increment of 6d. By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 10.
Feb. 5. Commitment to Robert Hilton, ' chivaler,' — by mainprise of
Westminster. William Hilton, esquire, and Walter Tailboys, esquire, both of the
county of Lincoln, of the keeping of the said county from Michael-
mas last in terms as above [p. 42], the commitment of 12 November
last notwithstanding. By bill of the treasurer.
Jan. 30. Order to H. archbishop of York to appoint some trustworthy
Westminster, men of the clergy of his diocese to levy and collect in the said
diocese the two tenths, payable a tenth in the quinzaine of Easter
next, a moiety of the other tenth in the quinzaine of Easter
following, and the other moiety at Michaelmas then following,
which the prelates and clergy of the province of York granted to
the king, for the defence of the realm and the church of England,
in their last convocation in their provincial council celebrated
in the cathedral church of St. Peter, York, on 9 January and
continued until 11 January last, (though beyond their power on
account of their notorious poverty and many other insupportable
losses at this present time befalling), of all their ecclesiastical
benefices, temporalities, spiritualities, and temporalities annexed
to spiritualities ; — the priories of Ellerton, Watton, Madersay
and Fellay, the monasteries of Rufford, Holmecoltram, Caldre
and Gromond, the community of the cathedral church afore-
said, the churches of Topclif and Misterton (on account of
the necessary and speedy completion of the said cathedral church
to the fabric of which they are appropriated), and the churches
of Acastre by York and Kirkham in the archdeaconry of
Richmond, being wholly excepted ; and the monasteries of
2 HENRY V. 99
Membrane 10 — cont.
Cokirsand and Selby, the priories of Feriby, Wyrkesop, St.
Oswald of Nostell, Pontefract, Gisbum, Drax, Thurgarton,
Hautemprise, and Malton, and the prebends of Langtoft and
Botevant in and of the cathedral church of York, on account of
their excessive assessments and insupportable losses notoriously
befalling them, being charged with the payment of one tenth only
(payable a moiety at the first term of payment, and the other
moiety at the other two terms equally) ; and except also, as at
other times, the lands and possessions of the abbot and convent
of Meaux which have been destroyed by the waters of the sea,
the Humber and other rivers in Holdernes, all benefices of nuns,
benefices in Cumberland, Northumberland, Coupeland and West-
moreland, (and the temporalities annexed to them), in the fore-
front of the marches of England towards the Scots, which have
been destroyed (touching which the certificates of the ordinaries
will be accepted in the Exchequer), and benefices, dignities,
hospitals, offices, prebends, portions and pensions, temporalities,
spiritualities, and temporalities annexed to spiritualities, situated
within the province, which have been assessed at 100*. and under
(at this turn only) according to the new assessment ; — with
proviso that the said prelates and clergy shall not be charged
with any other payments, aids and assessments, like or unlike,
for two years after the date of the aforesaid grant. And answer
is to be made for the said tenths at the said terms ; and the
archbishop is to certify the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer
by 1 March next at the latest of the names of the persons
appointed by him.
Order in. like terms to W. bishop of Carlisle.
The like to the guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric
of Durham, the bishop being in distant parts.
Jan. 16. Order to the escheator in the county of Gloucester and the
West minster, adjacent march of Wales ; — pursuant to an inquisition taken
before John Derehurst and Robert Andrewe, by virtue of a
commission from the king directed to them and to Nicholas
Sambourne, the younger, and Thomas Crekkelade, showing that
27s. \\d. of rent in Coytchurche, which the abbot of Neeh and
others render yearly for certain lands which they hold there,
4 acres of land and 2 acres of meadow which John Hick holds,
7 acres of land called ' Smythislond,' which Gr' ap Jer' holds,
an acre of land which the same Gr' holds, a messuage and 5
acres of land William Ph' holds, a curtilage which John Willy
holds, a messuage and 4 acres of land which Jevan Lya holds, a
messuage and 12 acres of land and meadow held by Thomas
Halle and Jevan Lya, divers works which the same Thomas owes,
a cottage, 3 roods of land and an acre of pasture and wood which
David Balle holds, a parcel of pasture and wood held by William
Wethire, chaplain, a messuage with a curtilage which John
Hick holds, a curtilage held by Alice Adam, a curtilage which
100 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1415. Membrane 10 — cont.
John Richard holds, a parcel of waste which Simon Wille holds,
2 curtilages and an acre of land which John Erode, the elder,
holds, a curtilage which Thomas Erode holds, 12 acres of land
in Langeley held by Hoel ap Giffeirard, 9 acres of land and wood
sometime of Bougan, a ruinous cottage sometime of John Borray,
a curtilage sometime of Wlad fr'(sic) there, a messuage and 12
acres of land held by William Ph', a parcel of meadow pertaining
to the tenement of the same William, 8*. which the same William
renders yearly for his divers works, 3^d. for ' lardersilver,' Id.
for 'kevynghen,' the land and meadow held by Jankyn Wyllym,
Thomas Aleyn, Madoc' ap Mure' Payn, Thomas Halle, Willym
Lya, Willym Balle, Lewys ap Wasmer, Agnes Jane, Simon
Willym, John Erode, the younger, John Erode, the elder, Jevan
ap Ernerough, David ap Jevan Vaghan and David Ph', a bond
tenure held by Roger Rest and Alice Adam jointly, a bond
tenure sometime of John Adam, the younger, a bond tenure
sometime of Eynon ap Richard in Coytchurche, 22s. 3%d. of
rent in Waterton which Gilbert Denys, knight, and others render
yearly for certain messuages, cottages and land which they hold
there, a bond tenure held by Jevan ap Ernerough, a bond tenure
held by Hoel ap Grene ap Hoel, a bond tenure which Philip
Grey holds, a bond tenure [held by] David Schep, half a bond
tenure held by Roger Ph', a messuage and 4| acres of land held
by Jevan ap Ernrough, a messuage and 6 acres of land which
Thomas Ph' held, a cottage there sometime of Agnes Dd', 5
acres of demesne land held by John Ph', 14 acres of land held by
Jevan ap Ernrough, l£ acres of land held by the same Jevan,
6| acres of land held by John Erode, 9 acres of land held by John
Bonevylle, 2 acres of land held by Thomas Wille, 4 acres of land
held by Thomas Ph', 3 acres of land held by Roger Ph', 6 acres of
land held by Philip Grey, an acre and a rood of land held by David
Stephen, 2 acres of land and meadow held by Stephen Willy,
55 acres of arable land in a cultivation, called ' Le Roode,' 3
acres of land in a cultivation, called ' Clerkesput,' 15 acres of
meadow in ' Brodmede,' 4 acres and 3 roods of meadow in
' Fysshwermede,' 2| acres of meadow at ' Semsanasmede,' 13
acres of land in a cultivation between ' Le Roode ' and Nolton
on the east side of the said cultivation, a corn mill called ' Treigois,'
79s. 2%d. of rent which LI' Gymad and others, tenants in Welshry,
render yearly, a parcel of extended land sometime of Jevan ap
Claytho, a parcel of land sometime of loruerth ap Towe, a parcel
of land sometime of Muric Goyg', of land sometime of LI' ap
Jevan ap Muric, of land sometime of Ger' Payn, of land sometime
of John Broun, of land sometime of Walter Vaur', a parcel of
land called ' Courtwille,' an annual rent of 2s. 4d. from all the
lands assigned to Edward Stradelyng and John Stradelyng as
their pourparty of the castle, lordship and manor of Coytyff and
of the manors of Neweschastell, Neweland and Lanharry, a
yearly rent of IQd. from all the lands assigned to Joan late the
wife of Richard Vernon, 'chivaler,' as her pourparty of the same
castle, lordship and manor, the whole wood of Pencoyd lying
•2 HENRY V. 101
1415. Membrane 10 — cont.
between a way called ' Wyllnswey ' on. the West (which way
leads from the land of John Hick on the south side of the said
wood as far as a croft called ' Gilgannan,' and thence as far as
the tenement of Jevan ap LI' The on the north side of the said
wood) and a way called ' Prestelwey ' on the East (which way
leads from the way of David Ph' on the South as far as a way
called ' Cressewey ' and thence as far as the tenement of Willy
ap Goythour on the North), which wood contains 40 acres of
wood, the advowsons of the churches of Coychyrch and Lanharry,
to wit, alternate presentations thereto, and 10 acres of wood in
Altrewe lying next to 10 acres of the said wood assigned to the
pourparty of Coytyff on the east side, as the metes and bounds
there are limited, came to the hands of Henry IV and are still
in the king's hand by the death of Laurence Berkkerolles and by
reason of the minority of Thomas de la Beer, son of John ; and
that all the aforesaid lands and tenements are held of Isabel wife
of Richard de Bello Campo of Bergevenny, ' chivaler,' as of the
lordship of Kerdyf and the county of Glomorgan by service of a
moiety of a knight's fee ; and that the said Thomas de la Beer
died on 28 October last ; and that John Seint Johan, ' chivaler,'
son of Elizabeth one of the sisters of John de la Beer, ' chivaler,'
the father of John the father of the said Thomas de la Beer, and
John Basset, esquire, son of Margaret the second sister of the
said John de la Beer, ' chivaler,' are the kinsmen and next heirs
of the said Thomas, and of full age ; — to take the fealties of the
said John Seint Johan and John Basset, make a partition of the
premises into two equal parts, and cause the said John Seint
Johan and John Basset to have full seisin of their pourparties.
Feb. 16. Commitment to Richard Stok and Thomas Bailly, clerk, —
Westminster, by mainprise of William Walden of the county of Essex and
Thomas Dal by of the county of Leicester, — of the keeping of a
messuage, called ' Mershesplace,' in Bishop's Lavyngton, late
of John Mersshe, the younger, who held on the day of his death
of Richard late bishop of Salisbury, deceased, which was taken
into the hands of Henry IV and is now in the king's hands by
the death of the said Richard and by reason of the minority of
Agnes, John's daughter and heir ; to hold the same from Michael-
mas last for as long as the messuage with its appurtenances shall
remain in the king's hands, rendering for the said keeping 40*.,
the sum at which the messuage with its appurtenances was
extended by John Dovdale, late escheator in the county of Wilts,
and an increment of 26s. 8d., yearly by equal portions at the
Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers ; with clause touching
maintenance of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of the treasurer.
March 18. Commitment (with like clause) to Anne, late the wife of Ancelin
Westminster. Gyse, and to Thomas Kyng, — by mainprise of John Hampton
of the county of Gloucester and John Pepir of the county of
Hereford, — of the keeping of the manor of Elmore, co. Gloucester,
102 CALteKDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1415 f Membrane 10 — cont.
late of the said Ancelin, who held on the day of his death of
Henry IV in chief ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last for
as long as the manor shall remain in the king's hands after
Ancelin's death, rendering 20/., as the last farmer used to render,
and an increment of 20s., yearly by equal portions at the Easter
and Michaelmas Exchequers. By bill of the treasurer.
Extractum est usque hue.
(103)
3 HENRY V.
[Letters etc. from 24 August to 14 November inclusive in this year
are tested by John duke of Bedford, guardian of England.}
MEMBRANE 31.
1415.
April 9. Order to the escheator in the county of Hereford and the
Westminster, adjacent march of Wales to take into the king's hand and keep
safely until further order all the lands in his bailiwick whereof
Alice the late wife of John Merbury, sometime the wife of Thomas
Oldecastell, who (que) held of the king in chief, was seised in her
demesne as of fee on the day of her death ; and to make inquisi-
tion touching her lands and heir.
April 20.
Westminster.
April 19.
Westminster.
April 20.
Westminster.
April 18.
Westminster.
May 14.
Westminster.
May 12.
Westminster.
April 29.
Westminster.
April 27.
Westminster.
April 18.
Westminster.
June 10.
Westminster.
May 28.
Westminster.
July 5.
Winchester.
The like orders touching the lands of the following persons,
addressed to the escheators in the counties named : —
John Halsharn, esquire ; Kent ; Norfolk and Suffolk ; Wilts.
Nicholas Englefeld ; Oxford.
John Halsham, esquire ; Essex and Hertford* ; Bedford
and Buckingham* ; Sussex.
Scribitur in extractis usque hue.
Simon Michell ; Wilts.
Hawis de Picheford ; Stafford.
John Kyngeston, ' chivaler ' ; Somerset ; Berks ; Wilts.
Peter atte Forde ; Wilts.
Philip Baynard, esquire ; Southampton ; Wilts.
Beatrice late the wife of Thomas Roos of Hamelak, ' chivaler ' ;
York ; Buckingham ; Nottingham and Derby ; Somerset
and Dorset; Leicester ; Salop and the adjacent march of
Wrales ; Sussex ; Northampton ; Norfolk and Suffolk ;
Essex and Hertford ; Kent ; Lincoln ; London (Thomas
Fauconer, mayor and escheator).
Nicholas Sonford, esquire ; Salop.
Mathew Witefeld, ' chivaler ' ; Northumberland.
Thomas Lucy, * chivaler ' ; Warwick ; Worcester ; Glouces-
ter and the adjacent march of Wales.
' Vm-ntcd because nothing tfiereof was done.
104
CALENDAR Otf FINE ROLLS.
1415.
July 9.
Westminster.
July 12.
Westminster.
July 16.
Westminster.
July 28.
Westminster.
Aug. 24.
Westminster.
Sept. 1.
Westminster.
Sept. 10.
Westminster.
Oct. 8.
Westminster.
Oct. 6.
Westminster.
Oct. 10.
Westminster.
Oct. 13.
Westminster.
Oct. 8.
Westminster.
Oct. 8.
Westminster.
Sept. 8.
Westminster.
Oct. 14.
Westminster.
Oct. 1.
Westminster.
Oct. 15.
Westminster.
Oct. 17.
Westminster.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Oct. 23.
Westminster.
Membrane 31 — cont.
Hugh de Holes, knight ; Salop and the adjacent march of
Wales ; Hereford ; Gloucester ; Wilts ; Devon ; Hertford.
Beatrice late the wife of Thomas de Roos of Hamelak,
' chivaler ' ; city of Lincoln (Peter Saltby, mayor and
escheator) ; city of York (William Waghein, mayor and
escheator).
Henry Vavasour, ' chivaler ' ; York ; Lincoln.
Thomas de Lucy ; Hereford and the adjacent march of
Wales.
William Orlaston, son of John Orlaston of Plukele ; Kent.
John Frenssh, ' goldsmyth ' ; Sussex.
Walter Faucomberge, ' chivaler ' ; Bedford ; Northampton ;
Lincoln.
Peter Mauley, ' chivaler ' ; York ; Lincoln.
John Marland ; Somerset ; Wilts.
Michael de la Pole, late earl of Suffolk ; York ; Lincoln ;
Nottingham ; Rutland ; Northampton ; London (Thomas
Fauconer, mayor and escheator) ; Southampton ; Essex ;
Norfolk and Suffolk ; Somerset.
Margery late the wife of Geoffrey Jugler ; Sussex.
John Chediok, ' chivaler ' ; Essex ; Surrey ; Cambridge ;
Wilts ; Gloucester and the adjacent march of Wales ;
Somerset and Dorset.
Richard Royhale ; Gloucester.
John Phelipp, ' chivaler ' ; Kent ; Bedford and Bucking-
ham ; Suffolk ; Oxford and Berks ; Gloucester and the
adjacent march of Wales ; Cornwall ; Southampton ;
Somerset and Dorset.
Rosa late the wife of Robert Robell, who held in dower of
the inheritance of the said Robert, sometime her husband ;
Norfolk.
Richard Courtenay, late bishop of Norwich ; Somerset and
Dorset ; Devon and Cornwall.
Richard Royhale ; Worcester.
Thomas Rolleston ; Lincoln ; York.
Robert Todenham, ' chivaler ' ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
Edmund Lyversegge, esquire ; Somerset ; Gloucester.
Gregory Balard ; Kent ; Middlesex ; Buckingham.
Joan late the wife of William Bayford ; Southampton and
Wilts.
3 HENRY V.
lor,
1415.
Oct. 20.
\\Vst minster.
Oct. 6.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
\\Vstminster.
Oct. 30.
Westminster.
Oct. 30.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
Oct. 12.
Westminster.
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
Oct. 8.
Westminster.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
Nov. 23.
Westminster.
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
Oct. 8.
Westminster.
Nov. 23.
Westminster.
Oct. 8.
Westminster.
Dec. 5.
Westminster.
Dec. 1.
Westminster.
Membrane 31 — cont.
John de Sancto Mauro ; Devon ; Somerset ; Wilts.
Michael de la Pole, late earl of Suffolk ; Middlesex.
Nicholas Bradshawe, esquire ; Buckingham.
MEMBRANE 30.
Edward late duke of York ; Norfolk and Suffolk ; Middlesex ;
Northumberland (vacated because nothing thereof was done) ;
Essex and Hertford ; Northampton and Rutland ; York ;
Lincoln ; Buckingham ; Southampton and Wilts ; Cam-
bridge and Huntingdon ; Gloucester and the adjacent
march of Wales ; London (Nicholas Wotton, mayor and
escheator).
Thomas Carleton, esquire ; Lincoln ; Nottingham ; city of
Lincoln (the mayor and escheator).
Nicholas Bradeshagh ; Northampton.
Nicholas Langeford, ' chivaler ' ; Derby.
Thomas Wilcotes, ' chivaler ' ; Oxford ; Gloucester.
Alice late the wife of John Dymmok ; Bedford.
William le Zouche, ' chivaler ' ; London (Nicholas Wotton,
mayor and escheator) ; Bedford and Buckingham ;
Northampton and Rutland ; Nottingham and Derby ;
Warwick and Leicester ; Lincoln ; Salop ; Wilts ;
Somerset and Dorset ; Devon ; Stafford.
John Phelipp, ' chivaler ' ; Middlesex.
Thomas Ingelby ; York.
Walter Stoghton ; Surrey.
William le Zouche, ' chivaler ' ; Berks ; Worcester ; Norfolk ;
Surrey ; Oxford.
John Phelipp, ' chivaler ' ; Sussex.
Nicholas Langeford, knight ; Buckingham.
Edward late duke of York ; Hereford and the adjacent
march of Wales.
John Mortymer, ' chivaler ' ; Worcester ; Hereford and the
adjacent march of Wales.
John Dymmok, esquire ; Lincoln ; Surrey ; Bedford.
William Boteler, ' chivaler ' ; Warwick.
Robert Aubrey, Hereford and the adjacent march of Wales.
ioti
CALENDAR OF FlNft ROLLS.
1415.
Dec. 6.
Westminster.
Dec. 4.
Westminster.
Dec. 8.
Westminster.
Dec. 5.
Westminster;
Dec. 3.
Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Dec. 12.
Westminster.
Dec. 30.
Westminster.
1416.
Jan. 5.
Westminster.
1415.
Dec. 28.
Westminster.
Dec. 5.
Westminster.
1416.
Jan. 20.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Jan. 18.
Westminster.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Jan. 29.
Westminster.
Feb. 5.
Westminster.
Feb. 5.
Westminster.
Membrane 30 — cont.
Thomas Chapeleyn ; Southampton and Wilts.
Edward late duke of York ; Warwick.
John Chaumbirleyn ; Kent.
Joan Jordan ; London (Nicholas Wotton, mayor and
escheator).
Roger Trumpyton, ' chivaler ' ; Cambridge ; Salop ; Bedford ;
Leicester.
William Swynfen ; Leicester ; Suffolk.
Peter Stantor ; Southampton and Wilts.
William le Zouche, ' chivaler ' ; Hertford.
,
Edward Burnell, ' chivaler ' ; Norfolk.
Drew Barantyn ; London (Nicholas Wotton, mayor and
escheator) ; Suffolk ; Northampton ; Cambridge.
Robert Morle, ' chivaler ' ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
Edmund Cressy ; Hertford.
William Croser, esquire ; Surrey ; Cambridge.
Eleanor late the wife of John Teryngham, daughter and heir
of Laurence Pabenham, knight ; Kent.
Joyce late the wife of Robert Hugford, who (qui) held by
knight service of the heir of Thomas Lovell, ' chivaler,'
a minor in the king's ward ; Warwick.
John Teryngham ; Bedford and Buckingham ; Lincoln.
Eleanor late the wife of John Teryngham, daughter and
heir of Laurence Pabenham ; Northampton ; Bedford
and Buckingham.
William Fyloll ; Essex ; Dorset.
Henry de Brampton ; Northumberland.
Nicholas Langeford, ' chivaler ' ; county palatine of Lancas-
ter (the chancellor).
John Vylers ; Warwick and Leicester.
Nicholas Langeford, ' chivaler ' ; Stafford.
Robert Swynerton, esquire ; Stafford.
Thomas Adderbury ; Wilts.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 29.
John Browenyng ; Gloucester and the adjacent march of
Wales ; Dorset.
:$ HENRY V. 107
Membrane 29 — cont.
Feb. 6. John Poucher, ' chivaler ' ; York ; Lincoln.
Westminster.
Feb. 18. Thomas late earl of Arundell ; Salop and the adjacent
\\Vstmmstcr. march of Wales ; Southampton and Wilts ; Norfolk and
Suffolk ; Kent ; Bedford and Buckingham ; Gloucester
and the adjacent march of Wales ; London (Nicholas
Wotton, mayor and escheator) ; Essex and Hertford.
Jan. 12. Nicholas Bromford, esquire ; Cornwall.
Westminster.
Feb. 29. John de la Pole, clerk ; Somerset.
Westminster.
Jan. 15. William Strother of Kirkherle, esquire ; Northumberland.
Westminster. Scribitur in extractis usque hue.
1415 MEMBRANE 24.
April 12. Commitment to Roger Leche, ' chivaler,' and Philip Leche
Westminster. ' chivaler,' his son, — by mainprise of John Ryder of the county
of Stafford and John Phelippe of the county of Hereford, — of the
keeping of the manor of Bollesovere, co. Derby, which Robert
Lytton, ' chivaler,' deceased, formerly held ; to hold the manor,
with all profits and commodities pertaining to it, in survivorship,
from Easter last for 20 years, rendering 362. 13s. 4d!. yearly
by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas, and maintaining
the houses and buildings belonging to the said manor.
By bill of the treasurer.
April 17. Commitment to Henry Merston, clerk, — by mainprise of John
Westminster, ganton of London and John Geddeney of the county of Middlesex,
— of the keeping of a messuage with all its appurtenances in the
town of Orpyngton, co. Kent (which messuage by virtue of a
certain inquisition taken before Richard Norwyche, late escheator,
46 Edward III, was taken into the hands of the said late king, by
name of a messuage with appurtenances in Orpyngton, and
remains at present in the king's hands, because it was ascertained
before the said late escheator that a certain Nicholas Istele,
late rector of the church of Orpyngton, acquired the said messuage
with all its appurtenances aforesaid from John Hannewell,
chaplain, in which messuage the said John enfeoffed Robert
Ellerburn, vicar of the church aforesaid, to hold the same to
himself and his successors, vicars there, for ever, without the king's
licence) ; to hold the said keeping to himself, his assigns and
executors, from Easter 2 Henry V for 60 years, rendering to the
king and his successors 12d. a year, according to the extent made
by the said inquisition, and an increment of 4d.
By bill of the treasurer.
May 14. Commitment to Maud late the wife of John Lovell, ' chivaler,' — •
Westminster, by mainprise of Thomas Comp worth of the county of Northamp-
ton, Richard Colyngbourne of the county of Wilts, Peter
Kynkenall of the county of Lancaster, esquire, and Edward
108 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1415. Membrane 24 — cont.
Reede of the county of Stafford, clerk, — of the keeping of the
manor of Tychemerssche, called 'Lovelies manere,' together with
the advowson of the church of the said town, the manors of
Brakle and Hals, the manor of Kyngessutton, the hundred of
Kyngessutton, 3 messuages sometime of Thomas Warde in the
town of Tychemerssh, 3 cottages in the same town late of Edmund
Everard, knight, a cottage, called ' Pyggenotwell,' in Tychemerssh,
two -thirds of a tenement in Tychemerssh, which tenement some-
time belonged to Simon Mollesworth, half a virgate of land in
the same town, sometime of Katharine Drayton, a cottage in the
same town sometime of William Mirable, a messuage in the same
town, and 2s. of rent issuing from a certain tenement sometime of
John Gryndelee in the same town, 4 acres of wood in Padenhawe,
together with the advowson of the church of All Saints of
Aldewyncle, co. Northampton, and the manor of Broughton and
2 carucates of land with their appurtenances within the township
of Aylesbury, co. Buckingham ; to hold the same, — which for
certain causes have been taken into the king's hand by Roger
Flore, escheator in the county of Northampton, and Thomas
Derham, escheator in the county of Buckingham, and are still
in the king's hand, — together with the issues thereof from the
time of the taking of the same into the king's hand, until it shall
have been decided in the king's court whether the premises
should of right pertain to the king or to the said Maud ; provided
that she answer at the Exchequer for those issues and for all
other issues, if they shall be adjudged to the king, keep the
premises without waste and destruction, and do and support all
other charges incumbent thereon.
May 16. Order to the escheator in the county of Wilts; — pursuant to
Westminster. an inquisition made by him showing that John Halsham, esquire,
on the day of his death held no lands in the said county in his
demesne as of fee or in service of the king in chief, but held the
manor of Colyngbourne Valence, co. Wilts, for life of the grant of
John Lincoln, clerk, and Walter Topclif made to the said John
Halsham and Philippa late his wife, and the heirs of the body of
Philippa, by a fine levied with the king's licence in the court
at Westminster on the morrow of All Souls, 12 Richard II, before
Robert de Cheiieton and his fellows, then justices of the
Bench, between the said John Lincoln and Walter, querents, and
the said John Halsham and Philippa, deforciants, touching the
said manor and other manors and lands in the said fine contained ;
and that the said manor is held of the king in chief by service of
a sparrow-hawk, or 2s., payable yearly to the king by the hands
of the sheriff of the county for the time being, for all services ;
and that Hugh Halsham is the son and next heir of the said John
Halsham and son and heir of the body of the said Philippa, and
of full age ; — to cause the said Hugh to have full seisin of the
said manor, as the king has taken the fealty due from him in this
behalf and for the other manors, lands and tenements in divers
counties which the said John Halsham on the day of his death
3 HENRY V. 109
1415. Membrane 24 — cont.
held of the king in chief for life of the inheritance of the said
Hugh, and for 20s. paid in the hanaper has respited Hugh's
homage until Midsummer next.
Deffin'.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Norfolk
touching the manors of Westlexham, Stevekey, Kerbroke, Filby
and Posewyk and the advowsons of the churches of Stevekey
and Posewyk (which are held of the king in chief by knight
service), and the manor of Holkham and the advowson of the
church there (which are held of John Clyfton by knight service) ;
as the king has taken the fealty of the said Hugh and for a certain
fine paid in the hanaper has respited his homage until a certain
day yet to come.
Order in like terms to the escheator in Kent touching the manor
of Brabourne and the advowson of two -thirds of the advowson
of the church of Herixhull (which are held of the king in chief by
service of a knight's fee), and 20 acres of land in Brabourne
(which are held of the king as of his duchy of Lancaster by a
sixth part of a knight's fee).
Order to William Ryman, escheator in the county of Sussex ; —
pursuant to an inquisition taken before him showing that John
Halsham, esquire, on the day of his death held no lands in the
said county of the king in chief in his demesne as of fee or in
service, but held the manors of Aplesham, Noteham and West-
grenstede together with the advowson of the church of Coumbes
of the earl marshal of the gift and feoffment of Richard Wanlyng,
clerk, and Adam Toukere to the said John and Philippa late his
wife and the heirs of their bodies ; and that Hugh Halsham is the
son and next heir of the said John and the son and heir of the
bodies of the said John and Philippa, and of full age ; — to cause
the said Hugh to have full seisin of the premises, as the king has
taken his fealty for certain manors, lands and tenements in divers
counties which the said John on the day of his death held of the
king in chief for life of the inheritance of the said Hugh, and for a
certain fine paid in the hanaper has respited his homage until a
certain day yet to come.
April 26. Order to the escheator in the county of Southampton to cause
Westminster. Walter Sondes, knight, son and heir of Joan late the wife of
Thomas Skelton, ' chivaler,' to have full seisin of all the lands
which the said Joan his mother held of the king in chief or was
seized of in her demesne as of fee on the day of her death, as the
king has taken his fealty, and for one mark paid in the hanaper
has respited his homage until Midsummer next.
May 27. Commitment to John Russell, — by mainprise of Thomas
Westminster. Warde and John Goldyng, both of London,— of the keeping of a
plot of meadow containing l£ acres of land lying in Outemande
110
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 24 — cont.
in the town of Great Pyrindon, co. Essex, which plot the parish
priest of Little Pyrindon gave to the church of the said town of
Great Pyrindon without the king's licence, and which for this
cause came to the king's hands and is still in the king's hands ;
to hold the same from Easter last for as long as the said plot
shall remain in the king's hands for the cause aforesaid, rendering
yearly by equal portions at Michaelmas and Easter the 18d.
which the escheator of the said county used to render, and an
increment of Qd. By bill of the treasurer.
May 23. Commitment to John Stevenson and Roger Boucher, — by
Westminster, mainprise of Henry Coupere and John Broun, both of the county
of Norfolk, — of the keeping of a messuage and 1| acres of land
in Tylney late of James Bourtre, a traitor and fugitive, who held
them in right of Joan his wife, which came to the hands of Henry
IV by reason of the insurrection made by James contrary to his
allegiance, and are now in the king's hands ; to hold the same
from Easter last for as long as the messuage and land shall
remain in the king's hands for the said cause, rendering yearly
by equal portions at Michaelmas and Easter the 2s. which the
escheator there used to render, and an increment of Sd.
By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 23.
April 24. Grant and demise to Thomas Smale, mayor of the city of
Westminster. Winchester, and William WTode, — by mainprise of Richard Goold
of the county of Southampton and Richard Bolt of the same
county, — of the subsidy and alnage of cloths for sale in the
county of Southampton and in the city and suburbs of Winches-
ter ; to hold the same from Easter last for 10 years, together with
a moiety of the forfeiture of such cloths, rendering 48 marks
yearly, at Michaelmas and Easter equally, as the late farmers
rendered, and answering at the Exchequer for the other moiety
of the forfeiture ; provided always that if any other person shall
be willing without fraud to render more for the said farm by
Easter next, then the said Thomas and William shall render
thereafter such larger sum or be removed from the farm at the
will of the king ; and appointment of the said Thomas and
William as alnagers and collectors ; — in terms as above [p. 6].
By bill of the treasurer.
May 14.
Westminster.
The like to the following (omitting the proviso touching the
increase of the farm) : —
Robert Passemer, — by mainprise of Thomas Corbet of
Wfylaston, co. Salop, and John Copyn of Leicester, — from
Easter last for 15 years at a yearly farm of 361. sterling,
as the said Robert and William Castelein rendered formerly,
and an increment of 3s. 4d. ; in the county of Warwick.
By bill of the treasurer.
3 HENRY V.
Ill
1415.
July 10.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Dec. 1.
Wrst minster.
Membrane 23 — cont.
Roger Eburton and Richard Piers of Welles, — by mainprise
of Simon Bailly of Welles and John Swayn of Welles,—
from Midsummer last for 5 years at a yearly farm of 161.
13s. 4d. ; in the county of Dorset.
By bill of the treasurer.
John Harleston of Wylton, co Wilts, — by mainprise of John
Ravenston of the county of Southampton and John
Milleburn of the county of Wilts, — from Martinmas next
for 7 years at a yearly farm of 80Z. ; in the county of
Wilts and city of Salisbury.
By bill of the keeper of the office of treasurer.
William Kelk, — by mainprise of John Beseby and John
Abbot, both of the county of Lincoln, — from Michaelmas
last for 2 years at a yearly farm of 40s. (with proviso that
if any other person be willing without fraud to render more
for the said farm by Easter next, then the said William
shall render thereafter such larger sum or be removed from
the farm at the will of the king) ; in the parts of Lyndesey,
co . Lincoln . By bill of the keeper of the office of treasurer.
Thomas Caundyssh and Thomas Newton, Serjeants of the
king's cellar, and Thomas White, citizen of London, — by
mainprise of John Caundyssh of London and William
Scardeburgh of the county of York, — from Christmas
next for 20 years at a yearly farm of 121. 13s. 4td, ; in
the county of Salop.
By bill of John Rodenhale, ' chivaler,' keeper of the
office of treasurer.
MEMBRANE 22.
June 14. Appointment of Thomas Beston of Salisbury and Roger Eburton
Westminster. of the said city as the king's alnagers in the city of Salisbury and
in all other towns and places within the county of Wilts ; in
terms as above [p. 11]. By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 21.
June 13. Commitment to brother Michael de Morteyn of Longbenyngton,
Westminster. John Swale, vicar of the church of Longbenyngton, and William
Robroke, clerk, by mainprise of John Horspole, clerk, and William
Nevyll of the county of Nottingham, — by reason of the death of
John Tybbay, clerk, (to whom, and to the said Michael, the king
of late by a certain mainprise committed the keeping of the
alien priory of Longbenyngton, co. Lincoln, and Fylddallyng, co.
Norfolk, and all the lands, rents and possessions belonging thereto,
to hold the same from Michaelmas 1 Henry V for the duration
of the war with France at a yearly farm of the 521. which the said
Michael the last farmer rendered formerly, and an increment
112 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 21 — cont.
of 7 marks), and for the more secure payment of the sums afore-
said,— of the keeping of the said priory and all its lands, rents
and possessions ; to hold the same from Easter last for the dura-
tion of the war with France, rendering the said 52Z., and the
increment of 7 marks, yearly by equal portions at Michaelmas
and Easter, maintaining the houses and buildings pertaining to the
priory, finding the divine services and other works of piety
there ordained from of old, and supporting all other charges
incumbent on the priory. By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated because nothing thereof was done.
June 10. Order to John Tybenham, escheator in the counties of South-
Westminster, ampton and Wilts ; — pursuant to divers inquisitions made by
him showing that Philip Baynard, esquire, on the day of his
death held in his demesne as of fee of the king at fee farm 50
acres of assart within the king's forest of Pambere by service of
4s. 2%d a year for all services, and of Joan queen of England,
as of her manor of Hampstede Marchall, a moiety of the manor
of Silchestre, co. Southampton, together with the advowson of
the church of the manor (every second presentation thereto) ;
and that Philip likewise held on the day of his death in his demesne
as of fee at fee farm 145 acres of assart within the said queen's
forest of Peuesham, the manor of Lacham with the advowson
of the free chapel therein, and the manor of Helmerton, co.
Wilts, of the said queen ; and that Robert Baynard is the son
and next heir of the said Philip, and 30 years of age and more ; —
to take the fealty of Robert and cause him to have full seisin of
the said 50 acres, removing the king's hand from the manors of
Lacham and Helmerton, the moiety, the 155 (sic) acres, and
the advowsons aforesaid, if they are in the king's hand for no
other cause than the death of Philip, and delivering to Robert
any issues taken therefrom since the time of Philip's death.
July 8. Commission during pleasure to John Boef and William Forde
Westminster. to }evv anc[ collect in person in the port of Great Yarmouth and
in all adjacent ports and places (1) the customs granted to Edward
I by foreign and alien merchants in return for certain liberties
and immunities, and the custom and subsidy which by the statute
published in the Parliament held at Westminster, 1 1 Henry IV, all
such alien merchants are to pay for garments made for export from
cloths of scarlet, ' sangwyn ' and other colours of the whole or the
half grain, and also from cloths dyed in grain, and all other cloths
of wool, which have been cut, according to the rate and quantity
of the same ; (2) the custom and subsidy on wools, hides and
woolfells, to wit, on each sack of wool 50s. from denizens and 60*.
from aliens, on every 240 woolfells and like amounts, and on each
last of hides 100*. from denizens and 8 marks from aliens ; and (3)
the custom on cloths of wool and worsted made in England for
export to foreign parts ; and to keep the ' coket ' seal in the said
ports ; answering at the Exchequer for the moneys forthcoming.
By bill of the treasurer.
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113
1415.
Nov. 20.
Westminster.
1416.
Feb. 28.
Westminster.
Membrane 21 — cont.
The like to the following in the ports and places names :—
William Glover and John Haweley ; in the port of Derte-
mouth and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the keeper of the office of treasurer.
John Thorp and William Glover ; in the ports of Exeter
and Dertemuth etc. By bill of the treasurer.
John Bukworth and John Buknam ; in the port of Lenne
etc.
William Catton and John Waleys ;
etc.
Thomas Frye and William Payne ;
etc.
Robert Russell and Thomas Rukes
etc.
John Hennege and John Bell
By bill of the treasurer,
in the port of Chichester
By bill of the treasurer,
in the port of Melcombe
By bill of the treasurer.
; in the port of Bristol
By bill of the treasurer.
in the port of Boston etc.
By bill of the treasurer.
John Godston and James Andrewe ; in the port of Ipswich
etc. By bill of the treasurer.
William Lambeton and William Jonson ; in the port of
Newcastle -upon -Tyne etc. By bill of the treasurer.
John Bedford and Richard Ulston, clerk ; in the port of
Kyngeston-upon-Hull etc. By bill of the treasurer.
John Horywode and William Spenser ; in the ports of
Plymmouth and Fowy etc. By bill of the treasurer.
Simon Berde and Robert Elys ; in the port of Great
Yarmouth etc. By bill of the treasurer.
William Ledes and William Warner ; in the port of Sandwich
etc.
William Soper and John Esgaston
ampton etc.
By bill of the treasurer,
in the port of South-
By bill of the treasurer.
Commission to Thomas Denton and Robert Cotton to collect
in the port of London and in all adjacent ports and places (1)
and (3) above ; — in terms as above.
MEMBRANE 20.
May 21. Order to the escheator in the county of Cumberland ; — pursuant
Westminster, to an inquisition made by him showing that Joan late the wife
of Roger de Salkeld on the day of her death held a third part of a
moiety of the manor of Ullesby of the gift of Clement de Crofton
and Joan his wife made to the said Joan and Roger and the heirs
of their bodies by a fine levied in the king's court, an eighth part
of the said manor of the gift of John de Raghton to the said Joan
and Roger and the heirs of their bodies, and a moiety of a moiety
of the said manor of the gift of Marjorie and Alice, daughters and
heirs of William Bouche, to the said Joan and Roger and the
heirs of their bodies, the king's licence therefor having been
obtained ; and that the said third part is held of the king in chief
by service of rendering at his Exchequer of Carlisle 6s. 2fd and
cornage and 8s. 9d. to the king's socage, the said eighth part of
Wt. 2415. F. 8.
114 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 20 — cont.
the king in chief by service of rendering at his Exchequer 2s. 8d.
and cornage and 3s. 9rf. to the said socage, and the said moiety
of a moiety of the king in chief by service of rendering at the said
Exchequer 2s. 8d. and cornage and 3s. $d. to the said socage ;
and that Alice de Krakanthorp, wife of John Crakanthorp, is
the daughter and heir of the bodies of the said Joan and Roger,
and of full age ; — to take the fealty of John Crakanthorp and
cause him and Alice to have full seisin of the premises, as the
king for 20s. paid in the hanaper has respited until Hilary next
the homage due from John by reason of his having issue by Alice.
June 7. Order to Henry Meriffeld, mayor of the town of Calais and
Westminster, escheator therein ; — pursuant (1) to an inquisition taken before
William Orwell, late mayor of the town and escheator of Henry
IV therein, showing that Robert Langton, alias Langdon, and
Agnes his wife on the days of their death held of Richard II in
chief in their demesne as of fee in the said town 5 tenements and
2 cottages in the parish of St. Mary, by the way leading to the
castle of the town, by service of 61. 13s. 4d. sterling and two
watches for the protection of the town yearly for all other service ;
5 cottages by service of 20s. and two watches yearly ; a tenement,
with a cellar, and 4 cottages by service of 6s. Sd. and one watch
yearly ; a tenement and 4 cottages by service of 20s. and one
watch yearly ; a void plot of land lying near the north walls of
the town by service of 6s. 8d. and one watch yearly ; and 2
cottages with a garden adjacent by service of 6s. 8d. and one
watch yearly ; and that the said Robert Langdon died 36 years
before ; and that after his death the said Agnes occupied the
premises and took the issues and profits forthcoming therefrom
in the mean time, during her life, by virtue of the fact that
she was seised with her said husband in all the premises ; and
that the said Agnes died so seised 26 years before ; and that
one Agnes then the wife of Richard Payne is the daughter and
next hen- of the said Robert and Agnes, and 37 years of age ;
and that the said Agnes, as heir, occupied all the premises solely
after her mother's death and occupies them at that present time ;
and that the said Robert Langdon and Agnes his wife held on the
days of their death of Richard II in their demesne as of fee a
plot called ' Le place Bondewyne Tubbe' and 13^ acres of land,
which void plot together with the 13 acres aforesaid lies in the
parish of St. Peter without the walls of the town and in the
skevinage of the same ; and that the said plot with the 13^ acres
aforesaid was then occupied by Henry IV ; and that the said
Robert and Agnes his wife held on the days of their death of
Richard II in their demesne as of fee ' Le Hem,' with 20 acres
of land and one quarter, and it abuts on John Seep towards the
East and on ' Le Hospital ' towards the West, but by what service
the jurors of the inquisition aforesaid knew not ; and that John
Bryan then occupied the said ' Hem ' with the said 20 acres
of land and one quarter, but by what title the said jurors knew
not ; and [that the said Robert and Agnes his wife held] 24
3 HENRY V. 115
Membrane 20 — cont.
acres of meadow abutting towards ' Le Waterhauk ' on the
North, towards ' Le Newe Were ' on the South, towards John
Erst on the West, and Clais Sure on the East and Stace Rose on
the West,* but by what service the jurors knew not ; and that
Laurence Wotton then occupied the said 24 acres of meadow,
and by what title the jurors knew not ; and [that the said Robert
and Agnes his wife held] in the said skevinage 17 acres of meadow
abutting towards ' Le Plash ' on the North, ' Le Newe Were '
on the South, Stase Rose on the East and John Sepp on the West ;
and that Laurence Wotton then occupied the said 17 acres of
meadow, but by what title [the jurors] knew not ; and [that the
said Robert and Agnes his wife] also [held] in form aforesaid a
piece of land called ' Le Colsete sur Le Waterhauk ' on the North,
extending towards ' Le Newe Were ' on the South, Pieter Vink
on the East and John Sepp on the West, but by what service
the said jurors knew not, and it lies void and waste being as it
were marsh, and it is not occupied by any person ; and (2)
to another inquisition taken before the said Henry Meriffeld
showing that the said plot, land, quarter and meadow were held
of Richard II by service of rendering yearly by the hands of the
bailiff of the skevinage 18 parises (parisios) for all service ; and
(3) to the pardon granted by letters patent to Richard Nordon
(who has taken to wife the said Agnes, late the wife of the said
Richard Payne, deceased, it is said) and to the said Agnes in
respect of all manner of intrusions and entries made before 8
December last into her inheritance in part or in whole after the
death of her ancestors without due suit of the same out of the
king's hand, together with the issues and profits thereof taken in
the mean time ; — to cause the said Richard Nordon and Agnes his
wife to have full seisin of the premises, as the king has taken the
fealty due from Richard in this behalf.
Dec. 2. Commitment to William Courteney, Stephen Payn, Robert
Westminster. Cary and Robert Westecote, — by mainprise of Thomas
Lerchedekyn, esquire, John Copleston, esquire, and William
Werthe, esquire, of the county of Devon, — of the keeping of the
manors of Honyton, Alfyngton, Morton, Yethelton, Thurleston,
Boltebyry, Southhywysch, Malleburgh, Soure, Portelmouth
Saltecombe and Whitston, co. Devon, and Thormerston and
Sampford Bryt, together with certain lands in Wachet and Wyle-
ton, co. Somerset, late of Richard Courteney, late bishop of
Norwich, who held of the king in chief on the day of his death,
which by the death of the said Richard and by reason of the
minority of Philip, son and heir of John Courteney, ' chivaler,'
Richard's kinsman and heir, came to the king's hands and are
still in the king's hands ; to hold the same from Michaelmas
last until the full age of the said heir, rendering 350 marks sterling
yearly at the Exchequer by equal portions at Easter and Michael-
mas, maintaining the houses and buildings, and supporting all
* Towards John Erst and Clais Sure on the East and Stase Rose on the
West [Inquisitions Post Mortem (Chancery), Henry IV, File 87, No. 40.]
116 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1415. Membrane 20 — cont.
other charges belonging to the said manors, lands, rents and
services. By bill of the keeper of the office of treasurer.
MEMBRANE 19.
Aug. 7. Commitment to William Lasyngby, — by mainprise of Nicholas
Southampton. Wymbyssh of the county of Nottingham, clerk, and John
Blomvile, clerk, — of the keeping of the manors of Upsale and
Kilvyngton, co. York, and of all other lands late of Henry Lescrop,
late lord de Masham, in the wapentakes of Bridford and Allerton-
shire, co. York, which pertain of right to the king by reason of
the forfeiture of the said Henry ; to hold the same from the
time of Henry's death for 40 years, rendering the extent thereof
yearly. By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated because otherwise this year.
July 4. Commitment to Nicholas Dixon and Richard Maideston, —
Westminster, by mainprise of Richard Knyghteley of the county of Stafford
and John Presfen of the county of Northumberland, — of the
keeping of a certain park in Legh, called ' Northpark,' and 100
acres of land adjacent to it, which Philip Seyntclere, ' chivaler,'
held on the day of his death by the courtesy of England after
the death of Margaret his late wife of the earl of Stafford as of
his castle of Tonebrigge by fealty for all service, the said park
and land having come to the hands of Henry IV by the death of
the said Philip and being in the king's hands by reason of the
minority of the son and heir of the said Philip and Margaret ;
to hold the same from Easter last until the full age of the said
heir, rendering the 53<s. 4d. for which the escheator of the county
of Kent accounted, and an increment of 40d., yearly by equal
portions at the Michaelmas and Easter Exchequers ; with clause
touching maintenance of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated because nothing thereof was done.
July 29. Appointment during pleasure of Richard Trenode to examine
Southampton. in person and by deputy all ships and boats passing from and to
the realm in the port of Bristol and in all adjacent ports and
places, and to make search of all such ships and boats suspected of
being laden with uncocketed or uncustomed wools, woolfells,
hides, cloths or other customable wares, or with gold or silver
in money by tale or mass or plate, or with jewels, and of any
persons suspected of having carried into or out of the realm
bulls, letters, instruments, processes or any other things prejudical
to the king or his subjects, contrary to the proclamations and
prohibitions made thereof in the king's behalf ; and to arrest all
such goods and instruments as forfeit, together with the ships
and persons carrying them, and to keep them safely until further
order ; and to do all other things that pertain to the said office ;
and to certify the king in the Chancery of all that is done in the
matter, answering and rendering account at the Exchequer for
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117
Oct. 14.
Westminster.
Nov. 3.
Westminster.
1416.
March 17.
Westminster.
Feb. 28.
Westminster.
1415. Membrane 19 — cont.
all the forfeitures arrested by him. And order to all sheriffs,
mayors, bailiffs, ministers, lords, masters, mariners of ships, and
other the king's ministers and lieges, under pain of forfeiture of
all that they can forfeit, to be intendant to the said Richard and
his deputies. By bill of the treasurer.
Appointment in like terms of the following in the ports and
places named : —
John Rederys and Richard Trenode ; in the port of Bristol
and in all adjacent ports and places.
By the keeper of the office of treasurer.
Roger Suettenham ; in the port of Kyngeston-upon-Hull
etc. By bill of the keeper of the office of treasurer.
-
William Aulowe ; in the port of Lenne etc.
By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated because otherwise this year.
Appointment during pleasure of John Fitlyng to examine,
in person and not by deputy, all ships and boats passing to and
from the realm in the port of Kyngeston-upon-Hull and in all
adjacent ports and places ; etc. as above.
By bill of the treasurer.
Appointment in like terms of the following in the ports and
places named : —
John Parker ; in the port of Melcombe and in all adjacent
ports and places. By bill of the treasurer.
William Aulowe ; in the port of Lenne etc.
By bill of the treasurer.
Commitment to Richard de Beauchamp, knight, Hugh
Mortymer, esquire, and the prior of Bergevenny in South Wales,—
by mainprise of Thomas Harewell and Roger Harewell, both of
the county of Warwick, — of the keeping of the said alien priory
with all its rights and appurtenances ; to hold the same from
Easter last, together with the spiritualities and temporalities
belonging to the priory, during the war with France, rendering
20 marks j^early, as the last farmers used to render, by equal
portions at Michaelmas and Easter, finding there the divine
services ordained from of old, paying tenths and other quotas
with the clergy, and supporting all other charges incumbent on
the priory. By bill of the treasurer.
Scribitur in extractis usque hue.
Oct. 10. Order to David de Holbache, escheator in the county of Salop
Westminster, and the adjacent march of Wales ; — pursuant to an inquisition
made by him showing that Hugh de Holes, knight, was seised
in his demesne as of fee on the day of his death of a moiety of
the manors of Fordeshome and Neuport, and of a third part of
the manor of Edemundone, co. Salop ; and that the said moiety
March 17.
Westminster.
1415.
May 26.
Westminster.
118 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1415. Membrane 19 — cont.
and third part are held of the king in socage ; and that Thomas
de Holes is the son and next heir of the said Hugh, and 24 years
of age and more ; — to cause the said Thomas to have full seisin of
the premises, if they are in the king's hand for no other caiise
than the death of Hugh, as the king has taken his fealty.
Oct. 16. Commitment to John Barde, — by mainprise of John de
Westminster. Haburgh of Haburgh, co. Lincoln, and John Warner of Kirketon
in Holland, co. Lincoln, — of the keeping of a house in Castre,
which is in the king's hand as an ancient escheat ; to hold the
same from Michaelmas last for as long as the house shall remain
in the king's hand, rendering the 5,9., for which the escheator of
the county of Lincoln formerly accounted, and an increment
of 4d., yearly by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas ; with
clause touching maintenance of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of John Rodenhale, ' chivaler,' keeper of the office
of treasurer.
MEMBRANE 18.
Sept. 23. Commission to the king's clerk Stephen Payn, the king's
Westminster, almoner, to seize into the king's hands all the goods and chattels
late of Richard, late bishop of Norwich, deceased, in whosesoever
hands they may be found, to receive the same by indentures
duly made between him and those in whose hands they may be
found, to cause the same to be placed in safe custody, and to
certify the king in the Chancery of the transcript of the said
indentures.
Oct. 8. Commitment of the county of Bristol to William Beneley for
Westminster, one year, so that he answer at the Exchequer as sheriff ; the
mayor and commonalty having submitted to the king his name
and the names of David Duddebroke and John Leycestre as
candidates for the office, in accordance with the terms of their
charter dated 8 August, 47 Edward III.
Order to Robert Russell, late sheriff, to deliver the county to
William by indenture.
Order to the mayor, burgesses and whole commonalty of the
town and suburbs of Bristol to be intendant to William as sheriff.
Oct. 4. Order to the escheator in the county of Salop and the adjacent
Westminster, march of Wales ; — pursuant to an inquisition made by him show-
ing that Nicholas Sonford, esquire, was seised in his demesne as
of fee on the day of his death of the manor of Sonford, co. Salop,
which is held of the king in chief by serjeanty, to wit, finding at
his own charges a man to ride to the castle of Mongomery in the
king's service for the safe keeping of the said castle for 40 days
in time of war by the Welsh against the English ; and that
Richard Sonford is the son and next heir of the said Nicholas,
and of full age ; — to cause the said Richard to have full seisin of
3 HENRY V. 119
1415. Membrane 18 — cont.
the said manor, as the king has taken his fealty and for £ mark
paid in the hanaper has respited his homage until the king's
return to England.
Oct. 15. Commitment to William Lasyngby, John Wyntershull and
Westminster. William Darell, — by mainprise of John Normanton of the county
of York and William Scardeburgh of the same county, — of the
keeping of a messuage, 230 acres of land, 32 acres of wood and
126'. of rent in Westbergh, Bansted, Ewell and Sandon, co.
Surrey, late of Thomas late earl of Arundell and Surrey, who held
them of the king in chief on the day of his death ; to hold the
same from the time of the death of the said Thomas for as long
as the premises, which pertain to the king after his death, shall
remain in the king's hand, rendering the extent thereof by equal
portions at Easter and Michaelmas ; with clause touching main-
tenance of buildings and support of charges.
By the keeper of the office of treasurer.
Oct. 15. Commission to John Pelham, ' chivaler,' Robert Writelle and
Westminster, the sheriff of Surrey and Sussex, or to any two of them, — pursuant
to information received of the death of Thomas late earl of
Arundell, who held of the king in chief, — to take into the king's
hand and keep safely until further order all the lands whereof
the said late earl was seised in his demesne as of fee, and all the
goods and chattels late of the said late earl, in the counties afore-
said on the day of his death ; and to make inquisition touching his
lands and heir, and the price or value of the goods and chattels.
Commission in like terms to Thomas de Morley, ' chivaler,'
John Inglethorp, ' chivaler,' Robert Darcy and the sheriffs of
Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex.
MEMBRANE n.
Nov. 7. Order to John Dalamare, John Naym, Clement de Mitton,
Westminster. Richard Shareshull of Kydermystre, Ellis Colberne, John Holyn,
Ralph Fleccher of Pershore and Henry Carpenter of Evesham,
whom the king appointed to collect in the county of Worcester
(except the city of Worcester) the two fifteenths and tenths
granted to the king in the Parliament held at Westminster, 2
Henry V, and payable a fifteenth and tenth at the Purification
last past and the other fifteenth and tenth at the Purification
next, — pursuant to a grant made by the commons of the realm
in the present Parliament, of their free will and with the assent
of the lords spiritual and temporal, on account of the deep affec-
tion which they have towards the king's person, and for the more
speedy and secure dispatch and continuation of the king's present
expedition in the parts of France, that the fifteenth and tenth
which should have been paid at the Purification next shall be
paid at the feast of St. Lucy the Virgin next,— to go in person
from town to town and from place to place within the said county
120 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1415. Membrane 17 — cont.
(except the city aforesaid) and cause as great a sum as heretofore
was wont to be levied from the said towns and places, and no
more, to be levied and delivered to them ; so that answer be made
at the Exchequer or other appointed place at the said feast of
St. Lucy for the said fifteenth and tenth which should have been
paid at the Purification next, according to the form and effect
of the grant made in the present Parliament.
The like to the following in the counties and places named : —
Hugh Dalby of Brochamton, John, Dalby of Pyllardyton,
William Barbour of Newbold on Avene, Thomas Lutlay
of Donchirche, Hugh Fremon of Tomworth, Robert
de Sekyndon, Roger Chilcote, Thomas Sheldon of Sheldon,
Thomas Warde of Byrmyngham, Amaury Shirland of
Southam ; Warwick.
Stephen Durneford, Walter Mildemete, John Dymmok of
Yvebrigge, Henry Drewe of Modbury, William Squyer,
John Maynard of Langeford ; Devon.
Thomas Chyld, William Gore, Thomas Bradewell, Thomas
Benet of Cirencestre, Thomas Saundres, bailiff of Hembury,
James Clifford, William Aylburton, Richard Belyetter of
Tewkesbury, Richard Holt of Little Dene, Henry Nayler -
of Neulond ; Gloucester, except the town of Gloucester.
Thomas Blount of Ylom, Ralph Thornbury of Thornbury,
William Bate of Chetylton, James Thyknes of Podmor,
Richard Snede of Bradwall, Reynold Brodok of Adbaston,
Thomas Warde of Slyndon, Robert Marchal of Aston,
Richard Chambre of Lychfeld, Richard Partrych of
Bromwyche, William Forster of Strethay, Ellis Burgh,
William Busbury, Thomas Chylterne of Wednesbury,
Richard de Lychfeld, John Ruggeley of Shenston ; Stafford.
Roger Perpount of Lanford, John Burton of Neweton,
William Caudray of Stanford, John Tye of Bekyngham,
Richard Clapeham, Ralph Stuff yn of Maunsfeld Wodehous;
Nottingham.
John Beeston of Schytlington, William Anable of Dunstaple,
Thomas Petyver of Luton, John Durant of Luton, Thomas
Peek of Langeford, John Pekke of Coupull ; Bedford.
William Walton, Richard Boure, William Spynk of Ailesham,
Ralph Bullok, Nicholas Skounfyt, Robert Aleyn, Thomas
Sty ward, John Bacheler ; Norfolk.
Thomas Eytone of Wyldemore, William Wolryche, John
Page of Oxenbolde, William de la Mende, James Clubury
of Heyton, John Steward by Shuffnall, Thomas Clerc of
Albryghton, Richard Haulyns, William Hull, Roger
Austyn, Robert Seint George, John Greote by Ludelowe ;
Salop, except the town of Shrewsbury.
Thomas Sambrok, Nicholas Wyngode, William Meryden,
Thomas Osborn of Taunton, Richard Dygon of Somerton,
Robert Geffreys of Mertok, John Welyngton, Walter
Makkesmull ; Somerset.
3 HENRY V. 121
Membrane 17 — cont.
John ( 'ompgreye of Godmanchestre, John Clynte of Erede,
John Wyne of Sautre, Robert Fermour of Cat worth,
Thomas Gyddyng of St. Neots, Robert Godegamen ;
Huntingdon.
Robert Whitewell, John Browe, William Swafeld, Henry
Pykeryng ; Rutland.
MEMBRANE 10.
Robert Fermour of Stony stretford, Roger Lovet, John
Arches, Walter Bryghtwell, Richard Hautreve, William
Clerk of Wycombe, Thomas Wobourne ; Buckingham.
Robert Byngham, William Anketyll of Lye by Wymborn
Mynster, the elder, Robert Rempston, Henry Sherard,
John Dyer of Shaftesbury, ' chapman,' Henry Panter of
Shirborn ; Dorset.
Alan Norreys, Thomas Saberne, JohnEston, Richard Mordon,
Robert Catesden, William Abbot ; Middlesex.
John Dernewell of Barnet, Henry Dyper of St. Albans,
John Andre we of Berkhamstede, William Pechet of
Hichyn, Thomas Everard of Walyngton, Geoffrey Dyer of
Buntyngford, John Wodelef of Watton, John Wygg of
Hertford, William Mery of Chesthunt ; Hertford.
Henry London of Thanet, John Broke of Snaxton, William
Youet of Bircholt, William Blosme of Tenterden, William
Chapman of Osprenge, Robert Freman of Clyve, William
Hardy of Northflete, John Deye of Dernthe, Walter
Flecchir of Tonbrygg, John Hodesole ; Kent.
Thomas Bedyngfeld of Bedyngfeld, ' chivaler,' Edmund
Carleton, Alexander Eustace of Clare, Richard Somer of
Hadley, Robert Scarlet of Levenham ; Suffolk.
John Eston of Castre, John Chysell of Raundes, John Lovell
of Culleworth, John Brook of Astwell, Richard Clendon
of Upton, John Waundell of Dray ton by Daventre ;
Northampton.
John Polniorva, Thomas Colyii of Hellond, John Gerveys,
John Archer of Truru ; Cornwall.
William Odenell of Herdby, John Somerby of Garthorp,
John Olney of Holt, Robert Chesylden of Braunston,
Robert Temple of Whellesburgh, John Wever of Walton,
John Farnham of Quernedon, Hugh Blaby of Blaby,
William Broune of Kyb worth, Simon Blakfordby of
Blakfordby ; Leicester.
William Barley, ' squyer,' John Lynacre of Brompton,
John Stafford of Eyom, ' squier,' Richard Pygot of Hook-
lowe, ' zoman,' Richard Bredbury of Bowdon, ' zoman,'
Alfred de Longford, ' squyer,' William de Rolleston,
' squier,' Henry de Knyveton, ' squier,' Ralph Fraunceys,
' squier,' Walter Fitz Herbert. ' squier,' ; Derby.
William Aleyn of Dokes worth, Henry Strete of Melreth,
William Neuportof Fulborn, Philip atte Lays of Wykeham,
122 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1415. Membrane 16 — cont.
Thomas atte Hythe of Sutton, John Palfrayman of
Sutton ; Cambridge.
William Blesby of Blesby, John atte Hill of Northstaynton,
Henry de Walesby of Walesby, John Kydall of Horstowe,
Simon de Beltoft, Thomas Stokwyth of Ely ton, John
Muchant of Esterkele, Richard Thymulby of Houton ' in
the ' More ; parts of Lyndesey, co. Lincoln, except the
city of Lincoln.
Thomas Spycer of Stanford, Ralph Messanger, Thomas
Repynghall, John Hayton ofGrantham ; parts of Kesteven,
co. Lincoln, except the city of Lincoln.
Robert Capon, John Cok of Boston, Gilbert Haltoft, John
Hungate of Leke ; parts of Holand, co. Lincoln, except
the city of Lincoln.
Thomas Cokerell of Chelrey, Thomas Fyschere of Kenynton,
Thomas Marchant of Bokhampton, William Ferrour of
Hungerford, John Smyth of Hungerford, Walter Mustard
of Redyng, Richard Waltham of the hundreds of Cokham
and Bray, Richard Ladde of Wokyngham, ' fysshmonger ' ;
Berks.
MEMBRANE 15.
Thomas Belle, John Pershute, John Lude of Havonte,
Philip Benam, John Shepener, John Kerdyf of Anne
Abbatis, Stephen Dyer alias Shepman of Aulton, John
Garston, John Pak ; Southampton.
John Salerne, John Halle, the younger, John Wallere,
Richard Dene, John Farnefold, Thomas Fyteshale, John
Scardevile, Henry Tylye ; Sussex.
Thomas Gore of Henton, John Aleyn of Busshuppestrowe,
Thomas Budell of Hyn,don, Robert Rumsy of Lavyngton,
John Dyere of Deverell, John Nichol of Malmesbury ;
Wilts, except the city of Salisbury.
John Baryngton of Hatfeld, Thomas Howse of Thorp,
John Bray of Tylleby, Bartholomew Chishull of Thaxstede ,
John Alapert of Coggeshale, John Gobyon of Berdefeld,
John Tilleworth of Asshyn, Edmund Preston of Hanefeld,
W7illiam de la Boterye of Southcherche, William Gatton of
Mokkyng, Adam Berneman of Haveryng, John Roberd of
Heyestreu, John Page of Maldon ; Essex.
Thomas Surteys, ' chivaler,' John Haukeswell of Helperby,
Thomas Newesom, John de Baxby, Thomas de Crathorne
of Marton, John de Schipley of Themelby, Thomas
Blawfrount of Castyllevynton, John de Crydelyngton of
Crydelyngton, Robert de Topclyf ; North Riding, co.
York, except the ci,ty of York.
John Fitz William, ' chivaler,' John del Bank of Craven,
John Caterall, Thomas de Craven, John Byrnant of
Knaresburgh, Ralph Skyrowe, Richard Lellee of Drax,
3 HENRY V. 123
1415. Membrane 15 — corit.
John West of Rotherham, John son of Robert Lossy of
Caytfonl. William de Marton ; West Riding, co. York,
except the city of York.
John de Hothum of Hothum, Thomas de Santon, William de
Wyrethorp, William de Clyf of Cave, John Ingland,
Robert Martyn of Thwyng, John Hill of Dryffeld, John
de Brnmpton of Beverley ; East Riding, co. York, except
the city of York.
Ralph Wymbuldon, John Sanyngford, William Asschurst
of Brokham, Robert Russell, Stephen atte Lee, Roger
( 'haunce, Richard Porter of Farnham, Richard Ingram ;
Surrey.
John Helyon of Westhyde, Thomas Sugwas, Robert Stanford,
John Byrches, Richard Hunet, William Hotale, Nicholas
Dysshwall, William Pacheshale ; Hereford.
Reynold Barrentyne of Chalgrave, esquire, William More of
Henle, Laurence Baylly, John atte Lee of Mapulderham,
Richard Eton of Bannebury, John Walker of Stanlake,
Richard Gurdon of Islep, John Perkvn of Shipton ; Oxford,
except the town of Oxford.
Order in like terms to John Ruddok, ' webbe,' William Penyton,
' dyer,' John Helyer, ' irmonger,' and John Cornysh, ' touker,'
to go in person from place to place within the city and suburbs
of Salisbury, and have the money levied and delivered to them.
The like to the following in the cities, boroughs and towns
named :—
John Beaumond, William Warde, John Alcetre, William
Teukesbury, ' skynner ' ; in the city of Worcester.
MEMBRANE 14.
John Goffayre, William Tye, John Fulthorp, John Bonsale ;
in the town of Suthwerk.
Nicholas Gerard of Shrewsbury, ' gentylman,' Hugh Dyer of
Shrewsbury, ' gentylman,' John Beget of Shrewsbury,
' mercer,' John Bron of Shrewsbury, ' corveser ' ; in the
town of Shrewsbury.
Sampson Taundy, John Saundres, John Bruggehend, John
Folyot ; in the town of Gloucestre.
Adam Ryver, Walter Benham, Robert Chiselhampton,
John Lyegh, ' bocher ' ; in the town of Oxford.
Order in like terms to Stephen Spelman, alderman, Thomas
Pyke, alderman, Robert Tatersall, draper, and William Bysmer,
goldsmith, to go in person from ward to ward and from place to
place within the city and suburbs of London, and have the money
levied and delivered to them.
124
CALENDAR OF FltfE ROLLS.
1416. Membrane 14 — cont.
Order in like terms to David Ruddok, John Hethe, Thomas
Beaufloure and John Lydeney to go in person from place to place
within the town and suburbs of Bristol and the precinct thereof,
and have the money levied and delivered to them.
The like to the following in the cities named : —
James de Steynton, Thomas Ele, William de Cotom, William
Davy ; in the city of Lincoln.
William Wortley, ' draper/ William Stokton, ' jeweler,'
John Bridlington, ' wewer ' ; in the city of York.
John Mannyng, John Leverych, William Niche, Clement
Rassh, ' fissheman ' ; in the city of Norwich.
Order in like terms to the chancellor of the county palatine of
Lancaster to order the collectors appointed by him to go in
person from town to town and place to place within the said
county and have the money levied and delivered to them.
Dec 3. Commitment to Stephen Payn. dean of the cathedral church of
Westminster. Exeter, Robert Gary and Robert Westecote, esquires, — by
mainprise of Thomas Lechedekene, John Copleston and William
Werthe of the county of Devon, — of the keeping of the manors
of Est Coker, co. Somerset, and Cadelegh, co. Devon, which
belonged to Richard Courteney, late bishop of Norwich, who
held of the king in chief, and are in the king's hand by reason
of the minority of Philip Courteney, Richard's kinsman and
heir ; to hold the same during the minority of Philip, and so
from heir to heir until one of them shall have attained full age,
rendering 401. yearly at the Exchequer by equal portions at Easter
and Michaelmas, and maintaining the houses and buildings, and
all other charges incumbent on the manors.
By bill of the keeper of the office of treasurer.
Commitment to Henry lord Fitz Hugh, — by mainprise of
Christopher de Boynton of the county of York and Thomas
Stokdale of the said county, — of the keeping of all the lands,
rents and services, with their appurtenances, late of Henry
Lescrop of Masham, knight, in Sadbergh, in the West Riding, co.
York ; to hold the same from the time of the forfeiture of the
said Henry for as long as they shall remain in the king's hands on
account of the forfeiture, rendering 100s. therefor at the
Exchequer ; with clause touching maintenance of buildings and
support of charges.
By bill of the keeper of the office of treasurer.
Nov. 28. Order to the escheator in the county of York, — pursuant to
Westminster, an inquisition made by him showing that Peter Maulay, ' chivaler,'
died seised in his demesne as of fee of a third part of the manor of
Killyngwyk, Appilgarth and Hunmanby, and that the said
third part is held of the king in chief by knight service, and that
distance wife of John Bygod, ' chivaler,' and Elizabeth wife of
Dec. 10.
Westminster.
3 HENRY V.
125
1415.
1416.
Feb. 10.
Membrane 14 — con/.
George Salvan are the sisters and next heirs of the said Peter,
and of full age, — to take the fealty of John and George, make a
partition of the said third part into two equal parts, and cause
the said John and Custance, and George and Elizabeth, to have
full seisin of the pourparties of Custance and Elizabeth ; as the
king for 20s. paid in the hanaper has respited until the Purification
next the homage due from John and George by reason of their
having issue by their wives.
Order to the escheator in the county of Wilts ; — pursuant to
an inquisition taken before him showing that Thomas Adderbury
on the day of his death held a moiety of the manor of Stapelford,
co. Wilts, for life, of the demise of John de Arundell, deceased,
with reversion to the said John and his heirs ; and that the said
moiety is held of the king in chief by service of a moiety of a
knight's fee ; and that John de Arundell, ' chivaler,' lord le
Maltravers, son of John the son of the aforesaid John de Arundell,
deceased, is the kinsman and next heir of the aforesaid John,
and of full age ; — to take the fealty of the said John de Arundell,
lord le Maltravers, and cause him to have full seisin of the said
moiety, if it is in the king's hand for no other reason than the
death of the said Thomas, as the king for 20s. paid in the hanaper
has respited his homage until Trinity next.
MEMBRANE 13.
Oct. 16. Commitment to William son of William Brynkele, — by main-
Westminstor. prise of Richard Emond of London and John Gobet of London,
' fysshemonger,' — of the keeping of a brewhouse, called ' Le
Sterre,' with certain adjacent shops upon the corner of St.
Michael's Lane towards Candilwykstrete in the parish of St.
Michael in Crokedlane, London, which were taken in the hands
of Henry IV by John Fraunceys, late mayor and escheator of
London, by virtue of a certain inquisition taken before him,
and which are now in the king's hand ; to hold the same together
with the issues thereof until it shall have been decided before the
king whether the said tenement with the shops aforesaid should
belong of right to the king or to William ; so that he answer at
the Exchequer for the said issues and for all other issues of the
premises, if they shall be adjudged to the king, keep the premises
without waste and destruction, and do and support all other
charges incumbent thereon.
Oct. 17. Commitment to Ralph Grene, William Aldewyncle and William
Westminster. Tresham, — by mainprise of Thomas Leuesham of the county of
Kent and John Broun of the county of Lincoln, — of the keeping
of all the lands, rents and services, with their appurtenances, late
of Richard Tyndale, deceased, which were in the king's hand by
the minority of the said Richard, and of all the lands, rents,
services and offices, with all their rights and appurtenances,
which may come to the king's hands by the death of Richard
126 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 13 — cont.
and by reason of the minority of William his brother and heir ;
to hold the same from the time of Richard's death until the full
age of the said heir, together with the marriage of the heir, and so
from heir to heir until one of them shall be of full age and they
shall have effected the marriage, rendering at the Exchequer for
the keeping of the lands and tenements the extent thereof or' as
much as may be agreed upon between them and the treasurer by
the Purification next, and for the marriage as much as may
likewise be agreed upon, finding fit maintenance for the heir, and
doing and supporting all other charges.
By bill of the keeper of the office of treasurer.
Nov. 4. Commitment to William Watkyns and Thomas Bekeryng,— by
Westminster. mainprise of William Tresham of the county of Gloucester and
William Stacheden of the county of Bedford, — of the keeping of a
messuage in Dunstaple, and of an acre of land, called ' Coltesacre,'
by Kyngesbury, co. Bedford, which came to the king's hands by
the forfeiture of Richard Morley, who made forfeit as a traitor ;
to hold the same to them and their assigns from Michaelmas last
for as long as the premises shall remain in the hand of the king
and his heirs for that cause, rendering yearly at the Exchequer,
at Easter and Michaelmas equally, the 2s. at which the said
messuage and acre of land are extended by an inquisition taken
before Edmund Hampden, late escheator, and returned in the
Exchequer, and an increment of IQd., and supporting all other
charges incumbent on the messuage and land.
By bill of the keeper of the office of treasurer.
Nov. 28. Commitment to Thomas Pontesbury, — by mainprise of John
Westminster. Lacy of the county of Essex and John Ward of the county of
York, — of the keeping of certain lands late of Thomas Dounfowe
in the town of Shrewsbury, which for the 174L 9s. l^d., which
the said Thomas owes to the king of the price of his forfeited
wools were taken into the hand of Edward [III] and are still in
the king's hand ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last for
as long as the premises shall remain in the king's hand, rendering
Is. 4:d., as Edmund Clebury, the late farmer, rendered, and an
increment of Sd., yearly by equal portions at the Easter and
Michaelmas Exchequers ; with clause touching maintenance of
buildings and support of charges.
By bill of John Rodenhale, knight, keeper of the office
of treasurer.
Nov. 24. Commitment to Margery Sibille and Thomas Geddyng, — by
Westminster, mainprise of John Grace of the county of Cambridge and Robert
Mildenhale of the county of Suffolk, — of the keeping of a toft
and 40 acres of land in Great Wylburgham, late of John Sybille
of Horsete, who was outlawed in the county of Essex at the suit
of Margaret countess of Norfolk and who held the said toft and
land of Richard II (and Richard II demised the said toft and
land to Thomas Palmere of the same town for a term of years
3 HENRY V. 127
Membrane 13 — cont.
at a yearly farm of 13.9. 4d.) ; to hold the same from Michaelmas
last for as long as the premises shall remain in the king's hand by
reason of the outlawry aforesaid, rendering 20s. yearly at the
Exchequer, by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas, to wit,
the 13s. 4d. accounted for heretofore by the escheator of the
county of Cambridge, and an increment of Gs. Sd., and supporting
all charges incumbent on the said toft and land.
By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 28. Commitment to Thomas Stokdale and Richard Knyghteley,
Westminster. — by mainprise of Roger Normanton of the county of York and
Robert Whitegreve of the county of Stafford, — of the keeping of
the manorfs] of Newenton and Clifton, co. Buckingham, and of
certain lands in Shirington in the same county, which Nicholas
Bradshawe on the day of his death held for life of the inheritance
of Humphrey son and heir of Edmund late earl of Stafford, and
which are in the king's hand by the death of the said late earl
and by reason of the minority of the said Humphrey ; to hold
the same from the time of the death of the said Nicholas until the
lawful age of the said heir, and so from heir to heir until one of
them shall have attained full age, rendering for the keeping at the
Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers the extent thereof already
made, or next to be made by the escheators of the county, or
as much as may be agreed upon between the said Thomas and
Richard and the treasurer ; with clause touching maintenance
of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of the keeper of the office of treasurer.
Vacated because otherwise, 5 Henry V.
Dec. 4. Commitment to John bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, — by
Westminster, mainprise of John Skardeburgh of the county of York and
Richard Lone of the county of Stafford, — of the keeping of the
manor of Langeford, co. Derby, which for certain causes has
been seized into the king's hand ; to hold the keeping of the said
manor together with the issues thereof from the time of the
taking of the same into the king's hand, until it shall have been
decided in the king's court whether the said manor should of right
pertain to the king or to him ; provided always that he answer
to the king at the Exchequer, by the mainprise aforesaid, for the
issues of the manor taken in the mean time, if such issues be
adjudged to the king.
Dec. 6. Appointment during pleasure of William Werthe of the county
Westminster, of Devon as the king's feodary in the said county, to distrain all
tenants who, in the fees of Cadelegh and Totteneys and else-
where in the said county, held by knight service of Richard
Courtenay, late bishop of Norwich, and William le Zouche of
Haryngworth, late lord de Totteneys, and who now hold of the
king by reason of the death of the said Richard and William
le Zouche, tenants of the king in chief on the days of their death ;
and also to take and impound the distraints until satisfaction shall
128
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 13 — cont.
have been made to the king for the service aforesaid ; and to
take into the king's hands from the said tenants their wardships
and marriages, as they shall befall ; and to do all other things
that pertain to the said office ; answering at the Exchequer for
the issues and profits, and taking in that office the customary
wages and fees.
By bill of the keeper of the office of treasurer.
Dec. 4. Commitment to Leonard, abbot of St. Mary of Clyve, — by
Westminster, mainprise of William Gascoigne of Briggewater and John Pitte of
Briggewater, — of the keeping of the manor of Abboteshendra,
co. Cornwall, which has been seized into the king's hand for
certain causes ; to hold the same, together with the issues from
the time of the taking of the same into the king's hand, until it
shall have been decided in the king's court whether the said manor
should of right pertain to the king or to him ; provided always
that he answer to the king at the Exchequer, by the mainprise
aforesaid, for the issues of the manor taken in the mean time, if
such issues be adjudged to the king.
Dec. 4. Commitment to William Weldon and Thomas Burton of
Westminster. Rokyngham, — by mainprise of John Brake and Thomas Byfeld of
the county of Northampton, — of the keeping of the king's manor
or lordship of Rokyngham, which is of his duchy of Cornwall ; to
hold the same from Michaelmas last for 12 years, rendering
41. 13s. 4d. yearly at Easter and Michaelmas equally, as William
Branspath, the late farmer, used to render.
By bill of the keeper of the office of treasurer.
Vacated on surrender, since the king, on 4 November 2 Henry VI,
with the assent of the said William and Thomas Burton committed
the keeping of the said manor or lordship to Thomas Palmer of
Hokyngham, to hold the same under a certain form. And so these
letters are cancelled.
MEMBRANE 12.
Dec. 1. Commitment of the counties of Bedford and Buckingham to
Westminster. Thomas Waweton, during pleasure, so that he answer at the
Exchequer as sheriff.
Order to Edmund Hampden, late sheriff, to deliver the counties
to Thomas by indenture.
Order to all persons of the counties to be intendant to Thomas
as sheriff.
The like commitments to the following of the counties named : —
Christopher Culwen, ' chivaler ' ; Cumberland.
Richard Lakun, ' chivaler ' ; Salop.
John Grevell ; Gloucester.
John Lancastre ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
Thomas Calston ; Wilts.
Robert Lysle, ' chivaler ' ; Northumberland.
3 HENRY V. 120
1416. Membrane 12 — cont,
Simon Leek ; Nottingham and Derby.
Thomas Cumbreworth, ' chivaler ' ; Lincoln.
Thomas Burdet, ' chivaler ' ; Warwick and Leicester.
John Delves ; Stafford.
John Bodenham ; Hereford.
Thomas Barre, ' chivaler ' ; Essex and Hertford.
John Clipsham ; Surrey and Sussex.
William Brokas ; Southampton.
Humphrey Stafford, ' chivaler ' ; Somerset and Dorset.
John Bevyle ; Devon.
William Talbot, ' chivaler ' ; Cornwall.
Dec. 14. Thomas Bevyle ; Cambridge and Huntingdon.
Westminster.
1416.
Feb. 11. John Boyvell ; Rutland.
Westminster.
Feb. 20. John Spenser ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
Westminster.
1415.
Dec. 1. Commitment of the county and castle of York to Richard
Westminster. Redeman, ' chivaler,' during pleasure, so that he answer at the
Exchequer as sheriff and keeper.
Order to all persons of the county to be intendant to Richard
as sheriff and keeper.
Order to Thomas Brounflete, ' chivaler,' late sheriff, to deliver
the county and castle to Richard by indenture.
The like commitments to the following in the counties named : —
John Willecotes ; Oxford and Berks.
Thomas Wodevyle ; Northampton.
William Langle ; Kent.
Nov. 20. Commission during pleasure to John Glover and John Haweley
Westminster, to levy and collect in person in the port of Dertemouth and in all
adjacent ports and places, after inspection of the merchandise, the
subsidy which in the Parliament held at Leycestre, 2 Henry V,
was granted to the king, from Michaelmas 2 Henry V for three
years, for the safe-keeping of the sea, to wit, 3s. on each tun of
wine for import and export (the king's prise only excepted), and
I2d. in the pound on all merchandise for import and export (except
wools, hides and woolfells, and wine, and except every kind of
corn and flour and fresh fish and beasts for export*, and ale for
export for the victualling of Calais by the men of Baldessey,
Faltenham and Alderton upon Gosford and elsewhere) ; and
to answer at the Exchequer for the moneys forthcoming.
By bill of the treasurer.
*except wools, hides and woolfells ; and except every kind of corn, flour
and fresh fish, and beasts for import. Pot. Parl. IV. 10.
Wt. 2415. F. 9.
130 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 12 — cont.
The like to the following in the ports and places named : —
Feb. 28. Thomas Frye and William Payne ; in the port of Melcombe
Westminster. and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
William Lambeton and William Jonson ; in the port of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne etc. By bill of the treasurer.
William Catton and John Waleys ; in the port of Chichester
etc. By bill of the treasurer.
John Thorp and William Glover ; in the ports of Exeter
and Dertemouth etc. By bill of the treasurer.
John Godston and James Andrewe ; in the port of Ipswich
etc. By bill of the treasurer.
Richard Bukeland and John Norton ; in the port of London
etc. By bill of the treasurer.
John Hennegge and John Belle ; in the port of Boston etc.
By bill of the treasurer.
William Ledes and William Warner ; in the port of Sandwich
etc. By bill of the treasurer.
John Bedford and Richard Ulston, clerk ; in the port of
Kyngeston-upon-Hull etc. By bill of the treasurer.
John Bukworth and John Buknam ; in the port of Lenne
etc. By bill of the treasurer.
Simon Berde and Robert Elis ; in the port of Great Yar-
mouth etc. By bill of the treasurer.
John Horewod and William Spenser ; in the ports of
Plymmouth and Fowy etc. By bill of the treasurer.
William Soper and John Esgaston ; in the port of Suthamp-
ton etc. By bill of the treasurer.
Robert Russell and Thomas Rukes ; in the port of Bristol etc.
By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE n.
1415.
July 14. Commitment to John son of John del Bothe and to Robert
Westminster, his brother, — by mainprise of John del Bothe of Barton, of
the county of Lancaster, and Henry del Bothe of the county of
Derby, — of the keeping of all the lands in the town of Barton, co.
Lancaster, late of Geoffrey de Bulde ; to hold the same from
Easter last for as long as the lands, which came to the hands of
Henry IV by reason of a certain forfeiture made by the said
Geoffrey with Henry le Percy at the battle of Shrewsbury contrary
to his allegiance and which are still in the king's hands for that
cause, shall remain in the king's hands ; rendering the extent
thereof yearly, or as much as may be agreed upon between them
and the treasurer, maintaining the houses, enclosures and build-
ings, and supporting all other charges on the said lands.
By bill of the treasurer.
Dec. 1. Appointment during pleasure of John Patgrys as the king's
Westminster, feodary in the counties of Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex, to distrain
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all tenants who, in the counties aforesaid, held by knight service
of Thomas late earl of Arundell and Surrey, and who now hold of
the king by reason of the death of the said late earl, a tenant of
the king in chief on the day of his death ; and also to take and
impound the distraints until satisfaction shall have been made
to the king for the service aforesaid ; and to take into the king's
hands from the said tenants their wardships and marriages ;
and to do all other things that pertain to the said office ; answer-
ing at the Exchequer for the issues and profits, and taking in
that office the customary wages and fees.
By bill of John Rodenhale, knight, keeper of the office of
treasurer.
Dec. 4. Commitment to Edmund Fitz William, esquire, — by mainprise
Westminster, of Robert Morton of Bautre, co. York, and Thomas Denyngton of
Anstan in the same county, — of the keeping of certain lands in
Woddesworth and also of certain lands in Dalton by Roderham,
co. York, called ' Wodelathes by Dalton,' which belonged in fee
simple to Henry Scrop, ' chivaler,' of Massham, who made forfeit
to the king, and which are in the king's hand by the forfeiture
of the said Henry ; to hold the same from the time of the said
forfeiture for as long as the premises shall remain in the king's
hand, paying 20s. in hand, and rendering 47. 6,9. 8d. yearly by
equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas ; with clause touching
maintenance of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of the treasurer.
Dec. 5. Commitment (with like clause) to John Burgh of Waleton,
\\Vstminster. esquire, — by mainprise of William Tristour of London, saddler,
and William Cranley of the county of Surrey, — of the keeping of
all the lands, rents and services in Totyng Gravenyng and else-
where in the said county of Surrey, late of John Dymmok, esquire,
who held of the king in chief by knight service on the day of his
death ; [to hold the same] from the time of the death of the said
John Dymmok until the full age of his heir, and so from heir to
heir until one of them shall have attained full age, rendering for
the keeping the extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon
between him and the treasurer.
By bill of the keeper of the office of treasurer.
Nov. 6. Commitment to Henry bishop of Winchester, — by mainprise of
Westminster. John Seynlowe, esquire, and Richard Fitz James, esquire, — of
the keeping of all the castles, manors and lands late of Henry de
Bello Monte, ' chivaler,' who held of the king in chief on the day
of his death ; to hold the same from the time of the death of the
said Henry de Bello Monte until the full age of John his son and
heir, together with the marriage of the heir, rendering for the
keeping of the said castles, manors and lands, for the period from
the death of the said Henry de Bello Monte until the Michaelmas
then following, a moiety of the extent made after the said Henry's
death, and thenceforward the said extent yearly by equal portions
132
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1415. Membrane 11 — cont.
at Easter and Michaelmas, and for the marriage as much as may
be agreed upon between him and the treasurer, and maintaining
houses and buildings.
Vacated because elsewhere 1 Henry V.
Dec. 9. Commitment to Roger Thorneton of the town of Newcastle-
Westminster. upon-Tyne and William Massy, esquire, — by mainprise of Robert
Power and Christopher de Boynton, both of the county of York, —
of the keeping of the manors of Whalton, Newham, Litilbenton
and Halywell, and all other lands late of Henry Lescrop of Masham,
knight, in the county of Northumberland, which have come to
the king's hands on account of the forfeiture of the said Henry ;
to hold the same from the time of the forfeiture for as long as the
premises shall remain in the king's hands on that account,
rendering 241. yearly at the Exchequer, maintaining the houses
and buildings belonging to the said manors and lands, and sup-
porting all other charges incumbent thereon ; provided always
that the farmers have due allowance and deduction from time to
time in the payment of their said farm of all charges and annuities
granted heretofore by the king or by the said Henry or others
his ancestors. By bill of the treasurer.
Dec. 11. Order to the escheator in the county of Hereford and the
Westminster, adjacent march of Wales to take the fealty of William son and heir
of Robert Aubrey, and cause him to have full seisin of all the
lands which the said Robert his father held of the king in chief
or was seised of in his demesne as of fee on the day of his death,
as the king for one mark paid in the hanaper has respited his
homage until Hilary next ; saving to Agnes, late the wife of
Robert, her reasonable dower thereof.
Oct. 15. Commission to John Darcy, for certain sure causes moving the
Westminster, king and his council, to make inquisition by the oath of upright
and lawful men of the counties of Essex and Suffolk touching
the lands of Henry Lescrop ' chivaler,' deceased, who made
forfeit to the king ; and to seize the said lands into the king's
hand ; and to send the inquisitions to the Chancery without
delay.
Dec. 6. Commitment to Edward lord de Powys, ' chivaler,' Roger
Westminster. Leche, ' chivaler,' John Savage, ' chivaler,' and Hugh Mortymer,
esquire, — by mainprise of John Merbury, esquire, and John
Brygge, esquire, of the county of Hereford, — of the keeping of all
the castles, lordships, manors, lands, rents, customs and services,
with franchises, jurisdictions, regalia, royalties and liberties, and
all other their appurtenances, in the county of Salop, and in
Wales and the march of Wales adjacent to the said county, late
of Thomas late earl of Arundell, who held of the king in chief;
to hold the same from the time of the death of the said late
earl for as long as the premises shall remain in the king's hands
3 HENRY V. 133
1415. Membrane 11 — cont.
by his death, rendering the extent thereof yearly at the Exchequer
by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas By K.
Vacated because nothing thereof was done.
Nov. 11. Order to the escheator in the county of Gloucester ; — pursuant
Westminster, to an inquisition made by him showing that Richard Royhale
died seised in his demesne as of fee of four parts of the manor of
Dymmok, co. Gloucester, which four parts, together with the
residue of the said manor, are held of the king in chief by service
of Id. a year, payable at Christmas, for all services and demands ;
and that Edmund Royhale brother of Richard the father of the
aforesaid Richard Royhale, is his kinsman and next heir, and 40
years of age and more ; — to take the fealty of Edmund and cause
him to have full seisin of the said four parts, if they are in the
king's hand for no other cause than the death of Richard the son.
MEMBRANE 10.
Nov. 9. Order to the escheator in the county of Somerset to take the
Westminster, fealty of Richard Lecford, Reynold Halle and John Flory, make
a partition into four equal parts of all the lands in his bailiwick
which belonged to John Marland on the day of his death, and
cause Walter Silveyn and Margaret his wife (daughter of Edith
the daughter of Robergia one of the sisters of Henry the father
of the said John Marland), one of the kinsfolk and heirs of the
said John, the said Richard Lecford (son of Richard the son
of Maud the second sister of [Henry the father of] the said John),
Reynold Halle (son of Thomas the son of Isabel [Henry's] third
sister), and John Flory (son of Edmund the son of Eleanor
[Henry's] fourth sister), the other kinsfolk and heirs of the said
John Marland, to have full seisin of their pourparties ; as the
king has taken the fealty due from Walter by reason of his
having issue by Margaret, and for 20s. paid in the hanaper has
respited until the quinzaine of Hilary next the homage due from
Walter, Richard, Reynold and John ; with proviso that each of
the heirs and parceners have a share of the lands which are held of
the king in chief, and so be the king's tenant.
•
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Wilts
(omitting the taking of fealty).
Dec. 1. Order to the guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric of
Westminster. Norwich, the see being void ; — pursuant to a grant by Henry (sic)
the late bishop and the rest of the prelates and clergy of the
province of Canterbury in their convocation in the cathedral
church of St. Paul, London, begun on 1 October and continued
from day to day until 20 October, 2 Henry V, of two tenths of all
ecclesiastical benefices of the province, whether exempt or not
exempt, which are assessed and accustomed to pay to a tenth, any
liberties, immunities or privileges from the king to the contrary
notwithstanding (excepting only benefices of poor nuns and
134 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
14 [5 Membrane 10 — cont.
hospitallers, the monastery of Stanley in the diocese of Salisbury,
and benefices in Wales and the marches thereof, and others
which have been destroyed by wars and by the sea, touching
which the certificates of the ordinaries will be accepted), payable
a tenth at the Purification last past and the other tenth at the
Purification next, for the defence of the realm and of the church
of England, on condition that the said prelates and clergy be not
charged with the payment of any other tenths, impositions or
charges within a period of two years from the time of the aforesaid
grant, nor in the mean time be vexed or burdened, and that no
collector of the said tenths be excused or discharged from the
collection of the same through any immunity, liberty or privileges
granted, or in the mean time to be granted, by the king ; — to
appoint some trustworthy men of the clergy of the diocese to levy
and collect in the said diocese the tenth payable at the Purification
next, so that answer be made therefor at the said feast ; and to
certify the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer by Hilary next
at the latest of the names of the persons appointed by him.
Nov. 8. Order to the escheator in the county of Lincoln to make a
Westminster, partition into two equal parts of all the lands in his bailiwick which
Thomas Rolleston held ( 1 ) by the courtesy of England for term of
his life after the death of Beatrice his late wife (the sister and heir
of Robert the son and heir of John Haulay, knight) of the inheri-
tance of Ellen (the wife of Christopher Conyers) and Margaret
(the wife of John Tirwhit), the daughters and heirs of the said
Thomas and Beatrice, and (2) in his demesne as of fee, on the day
of his death, and, after taking the fealty of John Tirwhit, to cause
the said Christopher and Ellen and John and Margaret to have
full seisin of the pourparties of Ellen and Margaret respectively,
as the king has taken Christopher's fealty ; provided always that
each of the heirs and parceners have in her pourparty a share of the
lands which are held of the king in chief, and so be the king's tenant.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of York
(omitting the taking of fealty).
Nov. 1. Order to the mayor and escheator of Calais ; — pursuant to an
Westminster, inquisition made by Henry Meriffeld, late mayor and escheator,
showing that Thomas Corbrugge on the day of his death held in
his demesne as of fee of Richard II, 2 tenements and 7 cottages
situated and lying in the parish of St. Nicholas within the said
town by a street called ' Mesondiewlane ' towards the East, and
5 cottages situated and lying by the cemetery of St. Nicholas, in
the town and parish aforesaid, on the west side of the said tene-
ments and cottages, rendering 14s. 8d. yearly therefor to the said
late king ; and that Thomas Broun of Kyngeston-upon-Hull,
co. York, is his next heir, to wit, son of Maud late the sister of the
said Thomas Corbrugge, and 50 years of age and more ; and that
Maud late the wife of the said Thomas Corbrugge occupied the
premises from the time of his death and took the issues and profits
thereof, to wit, a third part by way of dower, and had occupied
3 HENRY V. 135
1415. Membrane 10 — cont.
the other two-thirds, to wit, because the said Thomas Broun, 9
Henry IV, in the time and in the presence of the worshipful John
Bermycham, then mayor of Calais, and of divers aldermen,
promised the said Maud that he would not disturb or in any way
burden her during her life of and in the aforesaid tenements and
cottages ; — to cause the said Thomas Broun, whose fealty the
king has ordered to be taken by the prior of the Carthusian order
by Kyngeston-upon-Hull, to have full seisin of the said two-
thirds, which by the death of the said Thomas Corbrugge were
taken into the hand of the said late king and are still in the king's
hand, removing the king's hand from the said third part, if it is
in the king's hand for no other cause than the death of the said
Thomas, and delivering to those to whom they belong any issues
taken from the said third part from the time of the death of the
said Thomas Corbrugge.
Dec. 26. Commitment to Robert Waterton, esquire, — by mainprise of
Westminster. Nicholas Harewode of the county of York and John Grenefeld, —
of the keeping of the manor and lordship of Sowreby with the
courts, mills and all other appurtenances in the said county, and
of the park of Ayrynden with the free warren, chace of deer,
herbage and all other profits and commodities to the park,
warren, chace and herbage pertaining, late of Edward late duke
of York, who held of the king in chief by knight service on the day
of his death ; to hold the same from the time of the death of the
said late duke until the full age of Richard son of Richard late
earl of Cambridge, his kinsman and heir, and so from heir to heir
until one of them shall have attained lawful age, rendering yearly
for the keeping aforesaid the extent thereof, or as much as may be
agreed upon between him and the treasurer, maintaining the
houses and buildings, and supporting all other charges incumbent
on the said manor, lordship, park, warren, chace and herbage.
By bill of the keeper of the office of treasurer.
Scr' usque hue.
MEMBRANE 9.
Dec. 14. Commitment of the office of the escheatry in the counties of
Westminster. Nottingham and Derby to Richard Cressy during pleasure, so
that he answer at the Exchequer for the issues thereof.
Order to William Rygmayden, late escheator, to deliver to
Richard by indenture the rolls, writs, memoranda and all other
things relating to the said office.
Order to all persons of the said counties to be intendant to
Richard as escheator.
The like commitments to the following of the office of the
escheatry in the counties named : —
Richard Haunsard ; Lincoln.
Hugh Salkeld ; Cumberland and Westmoreland.
Philip Domeldon ; Worcester.
William Horde ; Salop and the march of Wales etc.
136 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS
Membrane 9 — cont.
Alexander Cheyne ; Kent and Middlesex.
Robert James ; Bedford and Buckingham.
John Bertram ; Northumberland.
Robert Hyllyard ; York.
John Mortymer ; Northampton and Rutland.
John Gregory ; Somerset and Dorset.
John Godeston ; Essex and Hertford.
Thomas Heth ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
John Wyntershull ; Surrey and Sussex.
John Russell ; Hereford and the adjacent march of Wales.
William Stokton ; Gloucester and the adjacent march of Wales.
Thomas Bekyngham ; Oxford and Berks.
John Bergh ; Southampton and Wilts.
Thomas Harwell ; Warwick and Leicester.
Richard Knyghtley ; Stafford.
Robert Hill of Spaxton ; Devon and Cornwall.
William Alynton ; Cambridge and Huntingdon.
Dec. 5. Commitment to James Knottesford, — by mainprise of John
Westminster. Normanton and Robert Power, both of the county of York, — of
the keeping of the manor of Polyng, co. Sussex, with its appur-
tenances, late of Thomas late earl of Arundell and Surrey, who
held of the king in chief on the day of his death ; to hold the same
from the time of the death of the said Thomas for as long as the
manor shall remain in the king's hand by his death, rendering
for the keeping the extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed
upon between him and the treasurer, by equal portions at the
Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers ; with clause touching main-
tenance of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of the keeper of the office of treasurer.
Jan. 26. Commitment to Thomas la Warre, clerk, — by mainprise of
Westminster. of john de Bothe of Barton, co. Lancaster, the elder, and Robert
de Bothe of the same town, — of the keeping of the manor of
Wythyngton, co. Lancaster, which for certain causes has been
seized into the king's hand ; to hold the same, together with the
issues thereof from the time of the taking of the same into the
king's hand, until it shall have been decided in the king's court
whether the manor should of right pertain to the king or to him ;
provided always that he answer at the Exchequer by the main-
prise aforesaid for the issues of the man or taken in the mean time,
if such issues be adjudged to the king.
Feb. 18. Commitment to Joan de Bohun, countess of Hereford, — by
Westminster, mainprise of John de Leventhorp of the county of Hertford and
Robert Darcy of the county of Essex, — of the keeping of the
honour of Reylegh and the hundred of Racheford, co. Essex,
with the rents, reliefs, escheats, views of frankpledge, courts
and all other liberties, royalties, franchises, profits and
commodities whatsoever pertaining to the said honour and
hundred, together with the town, fair and market of Reylegh
and the park of Reylegh, the mills, rents, services, tolls, customs,
3 HENRY V.
137
1416. Membrane 9 — corit.
and all other appurtenances pertaining to the said town, fair
and market in the said county, and also of the manors of Tunderle
Lovedone and Estwode, with the park of Tunderle and all other
appurtenances in the said county, which have come to the king's
hands by the death of Edward late duke of York and by reason of
the minority of Richard son of Richard late earl of Cambridge,
his kinsman and heir ; and of the manor of Naylond, with the park
of the same and all appurtenances in the counties of Essex and
Suffolk, together with a water-mill within the town of Colcestre,
which have come to the king's hands by reason of the forfeiture of
Henry Lescrop, knight ; to hold the same from the time of the
death of the said duke and Henry for six years, rendering the
extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon between her
and the treasurer ; with clause touching maintenance of buildings
and support of charges. By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated because otherwise 4 Henry V.
1415.
Nov. 24. Grant to Roger Leche, the king's knight, of the keeping of all
Westminster, the manors and lands late of Nicholas de Langeford, ' chivaler,'
which pertain to the king, it is said, by the death of the said
Nicholas, who held of the king in chief on the day of his death,
and by reason of the minority of Ralph his son and heir ; to hold
the same from the time of the death of Nicholas until the full age
of his said heir, and so from heir to heir until one of them shall
have attained full age, rendering yearly at the Exchequer the
extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon between him
and the treasurer. Bv P.s. [534.1
1416.
Be it remembered that on 11 February in the present year
Thomas Hayton made a fine with the king for 8 marks paid in the
hanaper for his entry into divers lands in Westbergh, Banstede,
Ewell and Sandon, the same being for certain causes in the king's
hand.
14.15 MEMBRANE s.
Dec. 28. Commitment to John Askeby, Robert Whitegreve and Richard
Westminster. Knyghteley, — by mainprise of Thomas Stokdale of the county of
York and Roger Normanton of the same county, — of the keeping
of a messuage in Bertherton, a messuage in Shradycote and a
parcel of land by Stafford, called ' Le Halgh,' with their appur-
tenances, co. Stafford, which Nicholas Bradeshawe on the day
of his death held for term of his life as of the inheritance of
Humphrey son and heir of Edmund late earl of Stafford, a minor
in the king's ward, of the grant of the said Edmund ; to hold the
same from the time of the death of Nicholas until the lawful age of
Humphrey, and so from heir to heir until one of them shall have
attained full age, rendering for the keeping aforesaid the extent
thereof made after the death of Nicholas, and an increment of
3s. 4rf., by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas ; with clau^r
touching maintenance of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of the keeper of the office of treasurer.
138
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1415.
Dec. 12.
Westminster.
Membrane 8 — cont.
Commitment (with like clause) to Ralph earl of Westmoreland,
—by mainprise of Thomas Stokdale of the county of York and
William Aslak of the county of Sussex, — of the keeping of all the
lands late of William lord le Zouche, who held of the king in chief
by knight service on the day of his death ; to hold the same from
the time of the death of the said William until the full age of
William his son and heir, and so from heir to heir until one of them
shall have attained full age, rendering for the keeping aforesaid
the extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon between
him and the treasurer. By bill of the keeper of the office of treasurer .
[ ] Commitment (with like clause) to Hugh Mortymer, esquire,—
Westminster, by mauiprise of Thomas Kemble of the county of Wilts and
Thomas Gower of the county of Warwick, — of the keeping of the
manor of Wendovere, co. Buckingham, late of Edward late duke
of York, who held of the king in chief by knight service on the
day of his death ; to hold the same from the time of the death of
the said Edward until the full age of Richard son of Richard late
earl of Cambridge, his kinsman and heir, and so from heir to heir
until one of them shall have attained full age, rendering for the
manor aforesaid the extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed
upon between him and the treasurer.
By bill of the keeper of the office of treasurer.
Dec. 14. Commitment to Thomas Lerchedekene, William Franchilon,
Westminster, monk, and Thomas Gille, of the keeping of the alien priory of
Moddebury, co. Devon ; to hold the same for as long as the priory
shall remain in the king's hands on account of the war with
France, rendering 25 marks yearly, as the last farmers rendered,
or as much as any other person would render for the keeping,
maintaining the divine services there, and the houses, buildings
and enclosures pertaining to the priory, and supporting all other
charges belonging to it. By K.
Vacated because nothing thereof was done.
Dec. 14. Commitment to William Balne, clerk, — by mainprise of Robert
Westminster. Felton of the county of York and William Scardeburgh of the
same county, — of the keeping of the alien priory of St. Clears
with all its rights and appurtenances ; to hold the same from
Michaelmas last for 30 years, rendering 18/. a year, as the last
farmers used to render, at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers
equally, maintaining the houses and buildings pertaining to the
priory, finding there the divine services, alms and other pious
works ordained from of old, paying tenths and other quotas, and
supporting all other charges belonging to the priory.
By bill of the keeper of the office of treasurer,
1416.
Feb. 7. Commitment to Joan late the wife of William Filloll, — by
Westminster, mainprise of Robert Veel and John Wodeham, both of the county
3 HENRY V.
1416.
1415.
Dec. 20.
Westminster.
Membrane 8 — cont.
of Dorset, — of the keeping of (1) a messuage with a curtilage in
Baggeruggestrete, co. Dorset, which is in the king's hand by the
felony of John Cambat, (2) a messuage and 8 acres of land in the
same town, late of Henry Tribald, which of late are in the king's
hand by reason of the minority of Henry's heir, and (3) 14 acres of
land in the same town which are in the king's hand by reason of
the trespass of Richard Wolf in acquiring them from William
White and William Tribald without the king's licence, and also
(4) that part of a serjeanty in the same town, hi the hundred of
Knolton, for which the sheriff of the county used to render 5s.
yearly ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last for 20 years,
rendering 20s., as the said William Filloll rendered, and an
increment of 3s. 4d., yearly at the Exchequer by equal portions
at Easter and Michaelmas ; with clause touching maintenance of
buildings and support of charges, and proviso that if any other
person shall be willing hereafter without fraud to render more for
the said keeping, or if it shall be found by inquisition or in other
lawful manner that the said keeping is worth more than 23s. 4d.,
then the said Joan shall be bound to render for the keeping
according to the value thereof thus to be found, or as much as any
other person shall be willing without fraud to render for the
keeping. By bill of the treasurer.
Grant to brother Michael Morteyn of Longebenyngton and
Thomas Bozon, esquire, — by mainprise of John Lounde and-
Robert de Syreston of the county of Nottingham, — of the keeping
of the alien priory of Longebenyngton, co. Lincoln, and Fyldall-
yng, co. Norfolk, and all the lands, rents and possessions pertain-
ing thereto ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last in survivor-
ship, or during the war with France, rendering to the king and his
heirs 52Z., and an increment of 7 marks, yearly by equal portions
at Easter and Michaelmas, maintaining the houses and buildings
pertaining to the priory, finding the divine services and other
works of piety there ordained from of old, and also supporting
all other charges incumbent on the priory. By K.
Nov. 20. Grant to Henry bishop of Winchester, Thomas bishop of
Westminster. Durham, John Rothenale, knight, John Spenser, esquire, and
Edmund Holdehalle, esquire, of the guardianship of all the
temporalities of the bishopric of Norwich which are in the king's
hands by reason of the voidance of the said bishopric ; to hold the
same from Michaelmas last, — together with all rents and services
as well of free tenants as of bondmen due to the king from or for
the said feast of St. Michael and pertaining to the said bishopric
(such rents forthcoming from the town of Bishops Lenn only
excepted), and with fees, advowsons and collations of all offices
and benefices ecclesiastical whatsoever pertaining to the bishopric,
— for as long as the temporalities shall remain in the king's hand
for the cause aforesaid, rendering at the Exchequer as much as
may be agreed upon between them and the treasurer for the time
being. By K.
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
, t , c MEMBRANE 7.
141b.
Feb. 13. Order to the escheator in the counties of Southampton and
Westminster. Wilts ; — pursuant (1) to an inquisition taken before John
Tybenham, late escheator in the said counties, showing that
Thomas Chapeleyn on the day of his death held no lands in his
demesne as of fee of the king in chief or of others in the said county
of Southampton, but held for life (a) the manor of Folde, of the
gift and grant of Thomas Ryngwode, William Westbury and
John Harryes to him and to Joan late his wife, sometime the
wife of William Bayford and likewise deceased, and to the heirs
of Joan, and (b) the manor of Cridelestrowe and a messuage in
Lemyngton, co. Southampton, of the grant and surrender
(reddicione) of Nicholas Partute, clerk, John Chaundeler, clerk,
and John Aynell, clerk, made to the said Thomas Chapeleyn and
Joan and the heirs of the body of Joan by a fine levied in the court
of Henry IV touching these and other lands ; and (2) to another
inquisition taken before the said late escheator showing that the
said Thomas Chapeleyn on the day of his death held for life (a )
the manor of Chisyngbury and a carucate of land in Litelcote of
the grant and livery (tradicione) of the said Nicholas, John
Chaundeler and John Aynell likewise made to the said Thomas
Chapeleyn and Joan and the heirs of the body of Joan by the fine
aforesaid, and (b) 4 messuages and a carucate of land in Lytelcote,
co. Wilts, of the gift and grant of the same John Chaundeler,
John Aynell and Nicholas to the said Thomas Chapeleyn and
Joan and the heirs of Joan ; and that the manor of Folde is held
of the king in chief by service of a penny a year for all service, the
manor of Chisyngbury of the king as of the county of Hereford,
the messuage[s] and land in Litelcote of the king as of his duchy of
Lancaster, and the manor of Cridelestrowe and the messuage in
Lemyngton of others than the king ; and that Joan wife of
Thomas Ryngwode of the county of Southampton, aged 30 years,
and Clemence wife of Richard Deverose, aged 24 years, are the
daughters and heirs of the body of the said Joan wife of Thomas by
the said William ; — to cause the said Thomas Ryngwode and Joan,
and Richard and Clemence, to have full seisin of the manor of
Folde, as the king has taken the fealty due from the said Thomas
Ryngwode and Richard, removing the king's hand from the rest
of the premises, if they have been taken into the king's hand for
no other cause than the death of the said Thomas Chapeleyn,
and delivering to the said Thomas Ryngwode and Joan, and
Richard and Clemence, any issues taken therefrom since the
time of the death of the said Thomas Chapeleyn.
Jan. 28. Order to the escheator in the counties of Southampton and
Westminster. Wilts to take the fealty of Robert Bodenham (son of Anastasia
late the wife of Thomas Semele and sister of Joan late the wife of
Peter Stantor daughter and one of the heirs of Nicholas Barenger)
the kinsman and heir of the said Joan, and cause him to have full
seisin of all the lands which the said Peter held by the courtesy
of England after the death of Joan of the inheritance of the said
Robert ; as the king for 10*. paid in the hanaper has respited
3 HENRY V.
141
1416 Membrane 7 — cont.
until Easter next the homage due from Robert for all the lands
thus held by Peter of the king in chief.
Feb. 28. Commission during pleasure to John Boteller and Thomas
w.-st minster. Burton to levy and collect in person in the port of London and in
all adjacent ports and places the custom and subsidy on wools,
hides and woolfells, to wit, on each sack of wool 50,s. from denizens
and 60s. from aliens, on every 240 woolfells the like amounts, and
on each last of hides 100s. from denizens and 8 marks from aliens ;
and to keep the ' coket ' seal in the said port ; answering at the
Exchequer for the moneys forthcoming. By bill of the treasurer.
[ 1
Westminster.
1415.
Dec. 4.
Westminster.
Commitment to Anthony Howby, — by mainprise of Ives Jeke,
esquire, and John Cateby, both of the county of Leicester, — of
the keeping of (1) two-thirds of a pourparty of 12 messuages, a
toft and 12 virgates of land in Kereby, Wygeston, Barton and
Odeston, and of 8 messuages, a toft and 8 virgates of land in
Hoclescote, Whitewyk, Donyngton and Staunton, which are in
the king's hand by the death of John son of Richard Vylers the
son of Joan the sister of Katharine the daughter of Simon
Pakeman, who held of the king in chief on the day of his death,
and by reason of the minority of the heir of the said John ; and
(2) \ pound of pepper, rent of assise issuing from a virgate of
land which William Swayn held in fee, by a charter, of the said
John in Brokesby, which \ pound of pepper was parcel of the
manor of Brokesby, — which manor and the ad vowson of the church
thereof and the \ pound of pepper are held of the king as of the
honour of Chester, — the same being in the king's hand by the death
of the said John and by reason of the minority of his heir ; to
hold the same from the time of John's death until the lawful age
of his heir, together with the marriage of the heir, and so from
heir to heir until one of them shall have attained lawful age and
the marriage shall have been effected, rendering for the keeping
and marriage the extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed
upon between him and the treasurer, at the Exchequer by equal
portions at Easter and Michaelmas, finding fit maintenance for the
heir, maintaining the houses and buildings pertaining to the said
two -thirds, and supporting all other charges incumbent thereon.
Defec' dat:
Commitment to Thomas Chaucer, esquire, — by mainprise of
John Butte of the county of Cornwall, esquire, and Thomas
Walsyngham of London, — of the office of havener (havenatoris)
in said county of Cornwall and in the port of Plymmuth, co.
Devon ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last, together with
the issues of the maletolt (maletoti), coket, prise and customs
of wines, wreck of sea, rents, farms and all other profits and com-
modities pertaining to the said office, for as long as the office
shall remain in the king's hand, rendering SOI. yearly by equal
portions at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers, without
rendering an account or anything else to the king therefor.
By bill of the treasurer.
(142)
4 HENRY V.
[Letters etc. from 10 September to 16 October inclusive in this year
are tested by Thomas duke of Clarence, guardian of England.]
MEMBRANE 34.
1416.
March 21. Order to the escheator in the counties of Northampton and
Westminster. Rutland to take into the king's hand and keep safely until further
order all the lands in his bailiwick whereof Alice late the wife of
Thomas late earl of Kent, who (que) held of the king in chief, was
seised in her demesne as of fee on the day of her death ; and to
make inquisition touching her lands and heir.
The like orders touching the lands of the following persons,
addressed to the escheators in the counties named: —
[The same Alice] ; Worcester ; Bedford and Buckingham ;
Cambridge and Huntingdon ; Kent and Middlesex ;
York ; Essex and Hertford ; Surrey and Sussex ; Norfolk
and Suffolk ; Lincoln.
Drew Barantyn ; Oxford.
March 28.
Westminster.
March 28.
Westminster.
April 5.
Westminster.
March 21.
Westminster.
April 10.
Westminster.
April 13.
Westminster.
April 5.
Westminster.
May 5.
Westminster.
May 14.
Westminster.
May 13.
Westminster.
May 14.
Westminster.
May 20.
Westminster.
May 20.
Westminster.
May 26.
Westminster,
John Dalston ; Cumberland.
Christian late the wife of John Rous ; Warwick.
Alice late the wife of Thomas late earl of Kent ; Somerset
and Dorset.
John Dynelay of Dounom ; county palatine of Lancaster
(the chancellor).
Maud late the wife of Robert Rames ; Northumberland.
William Botiller of Weryngtori, ' chivaler ' ; Nottingham.
Thomas late earl of Arundell ; Berks.
Nicholas Bradshawe ; Stafford.
John Plecy ; Northampton ; Surrey ; Dorset ; Southamp-
ton.
Henry London ; Kent.
Baldwin Malet, knight ; Somerset.
Drew Barantyn ; Buckingham.
John Todeworth ; Wilts,
4 HENRY V.
143
1416.
May 22.
Westminster.
May 18.
Westminster.
May 28.
Westminster.
May 18.
Westminster.
June 14.
Westminster.
June 19.
Westminster.
June 28.
Westminster.
July 3.
Westminster.
July 1.
Westminster.
July 8.
Westminster.
July 5.
Westminster.
July 8.
Westminster.
Aug. 7.
Westminster.
Aug. 5.
Westminster.
July 12.
Westminster.
July 8.
Westminster.
Aug. 10.
Westminster.
Aug. 9.
Westminster.
Aug. 20.
Westminster.
Sept. 10.
Westminster.
Sept. 15.
Westminster.
Sept. 21.
Westminster.
Oct. 1.
Westminster.
Oct. 5.
Westminster.
Membrane 34 — cont.
John Hyde ; Berks.
Edward Burnell ; Norfolk.
Robert Langton, esquire ; Leicester.
Alice late the wife of Robert Swynhowe ; Northumberland.
Isabel late the wife of John Dymmok ; Bedford.
Alexander Metham, ' chivaler ' ; York, ; Surrey ; Derby.
John de la Pomeray, ' chivaler ' ; Cornwall and Devon.
Maurice Russell, ' chivaler ' ; Southampton ; Gloucester and
the adjacent march of Wales ; Somerset and Dorset.
Maurice Russell, ' chivaler ' ; Southampton ; Gloucester
and the adjacent march of Wales ; Somerset and Dorset.
Robert Hibburne ; Northumberland ; York.
William Bodrugan son of Ralph Trenewyth ; Cornwall.
Maud late the wife of John Dayvell ; York.
Sibyl late the wife of Hugh le Despencer, * chivaler ' ; York.
Ralph Cromwell, ' chivaler ' ; Lincoln ; Nottingham and
Derby.
William Neuport, knight ; Stafford.
John Norwode ; Kent.
Alice late the wife of William Pappeworth, ' chivaler ' ;
Cambridge and Huntingdon.
Peter Fandy ; Calais (the mayor and escheator).
Katharine late the wife of Humphrey Stafford, esquire ;
Somerset and Dorset ; Devon and Cornwall.
Christina Rous ; Gloucester and the adjacent march of Wales.
Elizabeth late the wife of Robert Thorley, esquire ;
Northumberland ; York ; Lincoln ; Nottingham.
Vacated because, surrendered in cera.
Ralph Monboucher ; Lincoln ; Nottingham.
Ralph Frechewyll of Staveley, knight ; Derby.
Robert Bussebrigge ; Surrey.
Thomas West, * chivaler ' ; Southampton and Wilts ;
Somerset and Dorset ; Devon ; Sussex ; Warwick and
Leicester ; Lincoln,
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1416.
Oct. 6.
Westminster.
Sept. 20.
Westminster.
Oct. 10.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
Membrane 34 — cont.
Isabel late the wife of William Ufford, sometime earl of
Suffolk ; Norfolk and Suffolk ; Southampton ; Salop
and the adjacent march of Wales.
Thomas de Morle, ' chivaler ' ; Norfolk and Suffolk ; Essex
and Hertford.
John Wykes, esquire ; Kent ; Cambridge.
Henry Heryng of Tommeston, clerk ; Suffolk.
Richard Bedulf ; Stafford.
John Peyton son of John Peyton ; Essex.
John Hacuns, esquire ; Norfolk.
Eleanor late the wife of Ives de Harleston ; Cambridge ;
Essex.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
Oct. 26.
Westminster.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 26.
Westminster.
Oct. 26.
Westminster.
Sept. 20.
Westminster.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
Oct. 30.
Westminster.
Oct. 27.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 33.
Thomas Seyntcler, esquire ; Northampton.
John de Peyton son of John de Peyton, esquire ; Suffolk.
Amice late the wife of Robert Bardolf ; London (Nicholas
Wotton, mayor and escheator)* ; Hertford ; Oxford ;
Stafford.
Nicholas Hebden, ' chivaler ' ; Lincoln.
Amice late the wife of Robert Bardolf ; Buckingham.
John de Peyton son of John de Peyton, esquire ; Cambridge.
Richard Crawecestre ; Northumberland.
Henry Thorp ; Devon ; Wilts ; Gloucester.
Thomas Stabber ; Wilts.
John Wykes, esquire ; Middlesex.
John de Brampton ; Northumberland.
Thomas Seyntcler, esquire ; Kent; Surrey and Sussex.
John Greyndore, ' chivaler ' ; Gloucester and the adjacent
march of Wales.
Joan late the wife of Robert Ogle, knight ; Northumberland.
Amice late the wife of Robert Bardolf ; London (Henry
Barton, mayor and escheator).
* Vacated because elsewhere below.
4 HENRY V.
145
1416.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Nov. 5.
Westminster.
Oct. 1.
Westminster.
Nov. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 20.
Westminster.
Nov. 21.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
Nov. 9.
Westminster.
1417.
Jan. 21.
Westminster.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
Feb. 5.
Westminster.
Feb. 4.
Westminster.
Feb. 7.
Westminster.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
March 18.
Westminster.
Feb. 16.
Westminster.
Membrane 33—cont.
Ida late the wife of Thomas West, ' chivaler ' ; Berks ;
Bedford.
Thomas Wyntreshull ; Surrey ; Southampton.
Thomas Annesley who held by knight service of the heir of
John Deyncourt (tenant in chief of Henry IV), a minor in
the king's ward ; York.
James Durburgh ; Somerset ; Gloucester and the adjacent
march of Wales.
Edward late duke of York ; Leicester ; Stafford.
Christina late the wife of John Rous ; Worcester.
Richard ap Yevan ; Buckingham.
Robert Swynford, clerk ; Northampton and Rutland ;
Lincoln ; Leicester.
Nicholas Bromford, esquire ; Cornwall.
Constance late the wife of Thomas late lord le Despenser, who
held hi dower or otherwise for life of the inheritance of
Isabel wife of Richard de Beauchamp of Bergevenny,
' chivaler ' ; York ; London (the mayor and escheator) ;
Lincoln ; Rutland ; Southampton and Wilts ; Oxford ;
Buckingham ; Somerset ; Devon and Cornwall ; Gloucester
and the adjacent march of Wales ; Nottingham ; Surrey
and Sussex.
Roger atte Grove ; Buckingham.
John Wallewayn, esquire ; Hereford and the adjacent march
of Wales.
William Changeton ; Wilts ; Berks.
John Frenssheton ; Devon.
Mary de Swynburn ; Northumberland.
Nicholas Lillyng, ' chivaler ' ; Northampton.
Thomas Mountfort, esquire ; Lincoln ; Somerset ; York.
Thomas Foulishirst ; Hereford and the adjacent march of
Wales.
Richard de Veer, late earl of Oxford ; London (Henry Barton,
mayor and escheator) ; Essex and Hertford ; Kent and
Middlesex ; Cambridge and Huntingdon ; Northampton
and Rutland ; Norfolk and Suffolk ; Leicester ; Bedford
and Buckingham ; Cornwall ; Oxford and Berks.
VVt. 2415. F. 10.
146 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 33 — cont.
Dec. 26. Nicholas Gower, esquire, who held by knight service of the
Westminster. heir of John late lord de Darcy (tenant in chief of Henry
IV), a minor in the king's ward ; York.
1417.
March 5. William Stuyche ; Salop and the adjacent march of Wales.
Westminster.
March 18. Thomas Foulishirst ; Salop and the adjacent march of Wales.
Westminster. Extract' usque JlUC.
, A , „ MEMBRANE 28.
1416.
March 24. Commitment to Thomas de Dacre, lord de Gilleslonde, — by
Westminster, mainprise of Rowland Thorneburgh of the county of Westmore-
land and Robert de Lancastre of the same county, — of the keeping
of all the lands late of John de Dalston of the county of Cumber-
land, who held of the king in chief on the day of his death ; to
hold the same from the time of the death of the said John until
the full age of Joan and Marion his daughters and heirs, together
with the marriage of the said heirs, rendering yearly the extent
thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon between him and
the treasurer, and for the marriage as much as may likewise be
agreed upon, and finding fit maintenance for the heirs ; with
clause touching maintenance of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of the treasurer.
March 28. Order to Thomas Harewell, escheator in the county of War-
Westminster. wick ; — pursuant to an inquisition made by him, showing that
Joyce late the wife of Robert Hugford on the day of her death
held the manor of Edmescote, co. Warwick, in her demesne as
of fee ; and that the manor is held of William Feres, lord de
Groby, of the heir of the lord de Lovell, and of the heir of the
lord de Beaumond, lords of the said manor and minors in the
king's ward, in common by a sixth part of knight's fee ; and that
Thomas Huggeford is the son and next heir of Joyce, and of full
age ; — to take the fealty of the said Thomas and cause him to
have full seisin of the said manor, if it is in the king's hand for no
other reason than the death of Joyce.
April 6. Commitment to William Bourghchier, 'chivaler,' — by mainprise
Westminster. of Richard Anabile of London, ' peutrer,' and Thomas Blankpayne
of the county of Essex, — of the keeping of the manor of Dale, co.
Essex, which is held of the king in chief as of the honour of
Boulogne, and which Sibyl late the wife of Thomas de Dale,
' chivaler,' held for life with reversion to Thomas son and heir
of Thomas Dale, esquire, a minor ; to hold the same from the
time of Sibyl's death until the full age of the said heir, rendering
for the keeping the extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed
upon between him and the treasurer ; with clause touching
maintenance of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of the treasurer.
4 HENRY V. 147
Membrane 28—cont.
March 30. Commitment (with like clause) to Roger Tyryngham, — by
Westminster, mainprise of Thomas Reynies and John Houston, both of the
county of Bedford, — of the keeping of all the lands late of Eleanor
late the wife of John Tyryngham, of the county of Buckingham,
esquire, who held of the king in chief on the day of her death ;
to hold the same from the time of the death of the said Eleanor
until the lawful age of John Tiryngham, her son and heir, together
with the marriage of the heir, rendering for the keeping the extent
thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon between him and the
treasurer, and for the marriage as much as may likewise be
agreed upon, and finding fit maintenance for the heir.
By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated on surrender, since the king on 1 March, 7 Henry V,
by a certain mainprise committed the keeping of the lands to Thomas
Aleyn, citizen and mercer of London, and John Fray, to hold the
same under a certain form. And so these letters are cancelled.
April 4. Commitment to Richard Skelton, the younger, — by mainprise
Westminster. of John Skelton of the county of Cumberland, esquire, and Thomas
Waterford of the same county, — of the keeping of 13 acres of
meadow in Midilholme, a pasture in the willows by Midilholme,
and a pasture in the willows outside Kenyholme by Ricardeby,
with a fishery in the water of Eden belonging to the said meadows
and pastures, which are parcels of the king's demesne lands of
Carlisle ; to hold the same from Easter next for 40 years, render-
ing 41. Is. 2d., as the last farmers rendered, and an increment of
2s. I0d., yearly by equal portions at Michaelmas and Easter ;
provided always that if any other person shall be willing here-
after without fraud to render more for the said keeping, or if it
shall be found by inquisition or in other lawful manner that the
said keeping is worth more than 4Z. 105., then the said Richard
shall be bound to render for the keeping according to the value
thereof thus to be found, or as much as any other person shall be
willing without fraud to render for the same.
By bill of the treasurer.
April 7 . Order to the sheriff of Herefordshire (that due effect may be given
Westminster, to the under-mentioned award) to cause the lands, goods and
chattels of William Walwayn, Richard Walwayn, Nicholas
Walwayn and John Walwayn to be seized without delay into the
king's hands ; since the king ordered the said William, Richard,
Nicholas and John, by writs directed to them severally, to be in
person before him in the Chancery at a certain day, in the said writs
contained, to answer upon the things which should be objected unto
them then and there and further to do and receive what the king's
court in this behalf should award, and, — lately understanding that
the said William, Richard, Nicholas and John secretly warned by
certain their friends and well-wishers had withdrawn themselves
from the places where formerly they used to abide to other places
unknown and hidden, hiding themselves therein so that they
could not be found in any sure place where the writs aforesaid
148 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
14 1(5 ^ Membrane 28 — cont.
could be delivered to them, — on 24 March last by his writ ordered
the said sheriff to cause proclamation to be made publicly, in
places in his bailiwick where the said William, Richard, Nicholas
and John might speedily have notice, that they should appear
in person before the king in the Chancery at a certain other day
likewise now past, to answer etc., without fail, under their faith
and allegiance and under pain of forfeiture of all that they could
forfeit, and none the less to attach the said William, Richard,
Nicholas and John, if they should be found in the mean time
in his bailiwick, and have them before the king in the Chancery
at this later day, certifying the king in the Chancery touching
the day (or days) and place (or places) of such proclamation
and touching all his proceedings in this behalf ; and since the
sheriff has returned that by virtue of the said later writ he caused
proclamation to be made on the king's behalf (to wit, in the town
of Rosse and in the town of Webbeleye on the Thursday next
before the feast of St. Richard, bishop, in the borough within
the liberty of Leominster on Friday the feast of St. Richard,
bishop, and in the city of Hereford on Saturday the feast of St.
Ambrose, bishop) that the said William, Richard, Nicholas and
John should be before the king in the Chancery at the said later
day to answer upon the things which should be objected to
them on the king's behalf then and there and further to do and
receive what the king's court in this behalf should award, and
further that the said William, Richard, Nicholas and John were
not found in his bailiwick ; and since at that day the said
William, Richard, Nicholas and John, though solemnly called in
the Chancery, did not come ; and so it was awarded that all their
lands, goods and chattels should be seized into the king's hands.
April 11. Order to the escheator in the county of Warwick ; — pursuant
Westminster, to an inquisition made by him, showing that William Boteler,
' chivaler,' was seised of the manor of Eccleshale, co. Warwick,
and died seised thereof in fee tail by virtue of a certain fine
levied in the king's court on the morrow of the Ascension, 14
Edward III, before John de Stonore and his fellows, justices of
the king, between William le Botiller of Weryngton and Elizabeth
his wife, querents, and Hugh Bachiler, chaplain, deforciant,
touching the said manor and other manors and lands in other
counties, by which fine the said William le Botiller of Weryngton
acknowledged the said manor (together with the other manors
and lands aforesaid) to be the right of Hugh as held by Hugh of
the gift of the said William and Elizabeth, for which acknowledg-
ment, fine and concord Hugh granted and delivered the premises
to the said William and Elizabeth, to hold the same of the chief
lords of the fee by the services belonging to the said manors and
lands for their lives, with remainder after the death of the said
William and Elizabeth to Richard le Botiller and Joan his wife
and the heirs of their bodies and with remainders over to John,
brother of the said Richard and the heirs of his body, and to the
right heirs of the said William le Botiller of Weryngton ; and
4 HENRY v.
141(3. Membrane, 28 — cont.
that the said William le Botiller of Weryngton and Elizabeth
are dead ; and that the said Richard and Joan died without
heir of their bodies ; and that the said John entered into the said
manor by virtue of the said remainder, and died seised of such
estate therein ; and that the said John had issue the said William
Boteler, ' chivaler,' and John ; and that William Boteler,
' chivaler,' died without heir of his body ; and that John his
brother is his next heir by virtue of the said entail, and 33 years
of age and more ; and that the manor is held of the king in chief
as of his manor of Cheylesmore by service of a rose yearly for all
service ; — to cause the said John brother of William to have full
seisin of the said manor, if it is in the king's hand for no other
cause than by the death of the said William Boteler, ' chivaler,'
as the king has taken his fealty.
April 13. Commission to John Throgmauton and John Wode, pursuant
Westminster, to information received of the death of John Mortymer,
' chivaler,' tenant in chief of the king, to take into the king's hand
all the lands whereof the said John was seised in his demesne as
of fee in the county of Worcester on the day of his death, and to
make inquisition touching his lands and heir.
MEMBRANE 27.
May 20. Commission to John Pepewall of Pepewall, Richard Booke of
Westminster. Kemsey, Thomas Bray of Evesham, John Watees of Hanleychyld,
John Staple of Marteley, Richard Page of Duddeley, John Broun
of Churchehull and John Estyngton to levy and collect from all
cities, boroughs and towns, and from all secular lords of towns
and other lay persons having goods and possessions, and from
others both great and small in the county of Worcester, (except
the city of Worcester), and also from ecclesiastical persons in
respect of goods forthcoming from lands acquired by them since
20 Edward I, the fifteenth and tenth which were granted to the
king in the Parliament held at Westminster on the Monday after
the feast of All Saints last as payable at Martinmas next but
which, by the grant of the commons in the present Parliament
(in consideration of the continuation of the war without peace or
truce, for the more speedy resistance of the king's enemies, and on
account of the great and deep affection which they have towards
the king) are to be levied and paid at Pentecost next, to wit, as
great a sum as has been wont to be levied in like case, and no
more, provided always that the said secular lords of towns and
lay persons and others aforesaid contribute to the payment in
respect of all their goods and chattels whatsoever, and the
ecclesiastics as above for their portion with the commonalty of
the county, and that 110 one be spared, and that answer be
made for such fifteenth and tenth, at the Exchequer or other
appointed place, at the said feast of Pentecost ; and order to
them to go in person from town to town and from place to place,
etc. as above [p. 84],
Millitur in extractis.
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 27 — cont.
The like to the following in the counties and places named : —
John Borle of Yesilham, John Forster of Botlisham, Warin
White of Bassyngburn, William Boneface of Chesterton,
Thomas Roun of Haselyngfeld, Thomas atte Hithe of
Sutton, Thomas Everard of Leveryngton ; Cambridge.
Richard Boure, William Spynk of Aylesham, Ralph Bullok,
Nicholas Scounfyt, Robert Aleyn, Thomas Styward,
John Bacheler, Thomas Fikeys of Cressyngham ; Norfolk.
John Baude of the hundred of Rocheford, William Godmeston,
William Ardale, John Helyon, Thomas Bendyssh, John
Elde ; Essex. ,. ^
John Ladde of Hangynghoghton, John Hanton of Grendon,
John Pulton, Thomas Heynes, Robert Bays of Yarwell,
William Shepherde of Haroughdon ; Northampton.
Robert Wyvill of Stonton, John Paykwell of Stonton,
Robert Adynet of Assheby de la Zouche, Roger del Hill
of Hynksley, Robert Chesilden of Aloxton, Thomas Hutte
of Loughtburgh, William Draper of Howes, William
Odenell, William Hardewyn of Nayleston, William Weston
of Carleton Curly ; Leicester.
William Remneham, Robert Avelyn of Wyndesore, William
Wylton of Tilehurst, John Lake of Abyndon, John Otur,
John Hatter, Richard Bilderwell, Thomas Foxcote ;
Berks.
John Knyvet of Mendlesham, esquire, Richard Hethe
of Bury St. Edmunds, esquire, Robert Rous, esquire,
Thomas Sengylton of Stonham, Nicholas Bury of Eyk ;
Suffolk.
William Shoeswelle, Robert Tecchere, William Stopeham,
John Delve, the elder, Thomas White, Richard Dene,
William Benfelde, Walter Merewe of Combes, Richard
Salter, William Trot, William Asshby, Thomas Stedeham ;
Sussex.
Wilham Serle, Robert Baker of Dorchestre, William
Chaldecot, William Huchyn of Swanwych, John Moygne
of Pydell, William Russell, Baldwin Thornhull, Robert
Godewyn ; Dorset.
Robert Baynard, Hugh Dauntesey, Robert Crooke, John
Judde lord de Salterton, John Mortemer of Wermystre,
Robert Baldewyn of Chaldryngton ; Wilts, except the
city of Salisbury.
Thomas Neel of Denham, William Clerk, John Strete of
Wendovere, John Glovere of Little Kynbell, John Arches,
John Fitz Hugh, John Boteler of Okeney, Robert Cravene ;
Buckingham.
MEMBRANE 26.
Alan Noreys, John Bernacastell, Richard Mordon, Robert
Catesden, William Abbot, John Wardeyn ; Middlesex.
4 HENRY V. 151
Membrane 26 — -cont.
John Irlande of Herteshorne, John Smyth of Querndon,
John Stenurdale of Stenurdale, Nicholas Martyn of
Folawe, John Nedham of Wormyll, Thomas Milner of
Horsley, Robert Irlande of Lokhawe, John Crevker of
Twyford, Roger Hardwyk of Scaresdale ; Derby.
Nicholas Matysdon, James Gayner, Richard Moldeson of
Roddeley, John Thame of Fayrefford, James Clyfford,
Edmund Hamewell, William Teest of Frompton on
Severn ; Gloucester.
Ralph Monboucher of Gamulston, Richard Chapman of
Carleton, Nicholas Gonaston of Gonaston, John de
Widmerpole of Widmerpole, Ralph de Byngham of
Carcolston, Robert Holme of Neuwerk ; Nottingham.
Walter Clement of Potton, John Beston of Asple, John
Shepherd of Ampthill, John Broy of Colmorthe, William
Shakill of Gurvey (sic), William Anable of Donstaple ;
Bedford.
Henry Emmory, Nicholas Pak, John Benet of Suthampton,
' fisshmonger,' John Bayly of Wynton, Robert Gust,
Richard Dummere, Thomas Troney, John Golde of
Alresford, John Baldok, John Seman, Peter Fuges, Henry
Abraham ; Southampton.
John Waldyeve of Alspathe, William Bosevill of Eton,
John Boteller of Eccleshale, William Reynoldyn of
Attilburgh, Richard Draper of Warwick, Roger Bruyll
of Warwick, John Broun of Napton, the elder, John
Blaunfron of Stratford on Avene ; Warwick.
John Thorpe of Thorpe, Thomas Payn of Wotton, John
Mokkyng, Robert Bussebrugge, Robert Danhurste,
Richard Bedon, Thomas Assehurst, William Forde of
Kyngeston, John atte Lee of Guldeford, John Cherlewode ;
Surrey, except the town of Suthwerk.
John de Rylleston, esquire, William de Eltoftes, esquire,
Richard Burdet, esquire, Ralph Anne, esquire, William
Dayvell of Bilton, Thomas Dilcok of Balne, Edmund
Birkyn of Campsall, William de Wakefeld of Pontefract ;
West Riding, co. York, except the city of York.
John de Boynton, esquire, John Bulmer, son of Robert
Buhner, Thomas de Barton, Henry Acclom, esquire,
William Bekerd of Beleby, Thomas de Portyngton, John
Ingilland, esquire ; East Riding, co. York, except the
city of York.
John Bygot, ' chivaler,' Thomas de Carethorne of Marton on
Seven, John de Sheppeley, John Haukeswell of Helperby,
William Appilby of Hirnby, William de Middilton of
Middilton Tyas, William Hudeswell of Rychmond ;
North Riding, co. York, except the city of York.
John Gedney of Flete, Athelard Welby of Pynchebek,
Thomas Pyg of Boston, John Clement of Leek ; parts of
Holand, co. Lincoln, except the city of Lincoln.
1S2 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 26 — cont.
Denis Petyclerk of Burgh, William Howet of Alvyngham,
William Santon of Barowe, William Alcok of Grymesby,
William atte Halle of Crosseby, John de Langton of
Langton, Thomas Beltoft of Belton ; parts of Lyndesey,
co. Lincoln, except the city of Lincoln.
William Longe of Staunford, Ralph Messanger of Herlaston,
Robert Blyton of Ledenham, John Spanby of Spanby ;
parts of Kesteven, co. Lincoln, except the city of Lincoln.
Richard Pavele of Frome, John Ryvers of Dounstar, John
Webbe of Kayver by Frome, 'Laurence Purveour of
Bekyngton, John Peny of Coker, John Crukern of Childey,
John Brise of Ylchestre, John Cammell ; Somerset.
MEMBRANE 25.
John Broun of Asperton, Edmund Hakeluyt, William
Capulle, Thomas Suggwas of Eton, John Birchous, Richard
Butorley of Aston, John Mawne of Pekisley, John Goure
of Marston ; Hereford.
John Salewey of Cank, John Aston of Longdon, William
Wolde of Halns, Thomas de Whytyngton of Newburgh,
William Shermon of Lycheffeld, Henry Sqwyer of Ones-
worth, the younger, William de Salt, John Peti, John
Bernfford, Richard Smyth of Penkeryche, Thomas Stafford
of Hopton, Thomas de Burhton of Burhton ; Stafford.
John Gyrres of Ludlowe, John Paternostor of Shoffenale,
Thomas Wyke of Bromcroft, William Raddenore of
Douneton in Corvedale, Richard Selman of Briggenorth,
John Blyke of Stretton, Thomas Leyghton of Stretton,
Hugh Hariot of Cressege, Walter Stevynton of Stevynton ;
Salop, except the town of Shrewsbury.
John Reynold of Langham, Robert Southsex of Overton,
Thomas Cauteley of Uppyngham, William Uffynton of
Pilton ; Rutland.
Richard Pyppard of Lacheforde, Thomas atte Hyde of
Southstoke, Walter Allesford of Henle, Peter Mapuldram of
Thame, William Bocher of Watlyngton, William Pepir of
Wendilbury ; Oxford, except the town of Oxford.
William Walkern of Walyngton, Geoffrey Dyer of Buntyng-
ford, Henry atte Hathe of Stapilford, John Bedford of
Ware, John Strong of Watton, William Huet of the town
of St. Albans, John Fisshe of Bishop's Hatfeld, John
Bocher of Trynge, John Forster of Brokesbourne ;
Hertford.
John Drayton of Bottilbrigge, John Crystyn of Eryth, John
Bocher of Bichampsted, the elder, John Copegray of
Godmechestre, John Fissher at the bridge of St. Neots,
John Moris of Wold Weston ; Huntingdon.
Ralph Kayll, John Vyncent, John Nicoll of Bodmyn, John
Archer of Truru ; Cornwall.
4 HENRY v.
Membrane 25 — cont.
John Avenell, John Chepman of Honyton, John Foxle of
Dertemouth, Thomas Kynggeslond, John Colyn of
Colmpstoke, John Cole of Bathe, John Mouthecombe,
Richard Mewy ; Devon.
Simon Kerry of Hedecrone, John Broke of Snaxton, Henry
London of the Isle of Thanet, Thomas Heywood of
Sydyngbourne, Robert Norton, Alan Seint Just, John
Andrew of Westerham, John Perys of Clyve ; Kent.
Commission to William atte Lee, John Griffith, William Basket
and John Broune, ' bocher,' to levy and collect the same in the
city and suburbs of Salisbury ; and order to them to cause
to come before them the mayor and bailiffs of the city, and
four or six of the most discreet and upright men of the city and
suburbs, and, in person or by deputy, to have the money levied
by their advice.
The like to the following :—
John Mokkyng, John Tynbury, ' draper,' Peter Morley,
John Lynbourne ; in the town of Suthwerk.
John Pece, John Clerk, ' hosteler,' John Bawdewyn, Thomas
Brewer ; in the town of Oxford-
Nicholas Gerard of Shrewsbury, ' gentylman,' William
Dycher, William Bynetheway, William Malehurste of
Shrewsbury, ' bruer ' ; in the town of Shrewsbury.
John Berton, ' bochour,' William Teukesbery, ' skynner,'
John Pytte, ' hosyer,' Thomas Pewewe, ' bochour,' John
Bosebury, ' spycer ' ; in the city of Worcester.
MEMBRANE 24.
Commission to Thomas Pyke, Stephen Spelman, Robert Tater-
sall, draper, and William Bysmere, goldsmith, to levy and collect
the same in the city and suburbs of London ; and order to them
to go in person from ward to ward and place to place within the
city and suburbs, cause to come before them four of the most
discreet and upright men of every ward, and have the money
levied by their advice.
Commission to Walter Milton, the younger, Thomas Castel-
man, Robert Milleward and Thomas Molond to levy and collect
the same in the town and suburbs of Bristol and the precinct
thereof ; and order to them to cause to come before them the
mayor and sheriff of the town and four or six of the most discreet
and upright men of the town and suburbs and precinct, and have
the money levied by their advice.
The Like to the following :—
John Tonard, the elder, John Peke, Robert Boner, John
Newcom ; in the city of Lincoln.
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 24 — cont.
William Skyrs of York, ' goldsmyth,' John Salter of York,
' barker,' John Brotherton of York, ' spicer,' John Sutton
of York, ' barker ' ; in the city of York.
John Byskele, Sampson Baxtere, Robert Dunston, John
Wake, all of Norwich ; in the city of Norwich.
Order to the chancellor in the county palatine of Lancaster to
appoint some trustworthy men of the county to levy and collect the
said fifteenth and tenth in the said county and to answer therefor
at the said feast of Pentecost ; certifying the treasurer and
barons of the Exchequer by the Ascension next of the names of
the persons so appointed.
June 1. Grant and demise, in terms as above [p. 6], to William Balne, —
Westminster, by mainprise of William Scardeburgh of the county of York, the
younger, and Thomas Ingram of the county of Surrey, — of the
subsidy and alnage of cloths for sale in the counties of Surrey
and Sussex ; to hold the same from Easter last for 20 years,
rendering 28 marks 6s. Sd., as the last farmers used to render,
and an increment of 26s. Sd., yearly by equal portions at the
Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers ; provided always that if
any other person shall be willing hereafter without fraud to
render more, or if it shall be found by inquisition or in other
lawful manner that the said alnage and subsidy are worth more
than 201. 6s. 8d., then the said William Balne shall be bound to
render according to the value thus to be found, or as much as
any other person shall be willing without fraud to render ; and
appointment of the said William Balne in person or by deputy
to measure all cloths and pieces of cloth for sale in the said
counties before they are exposed for sale or taken out of the
counties, seal the same with the appointed seal, levy and collect
from the seller the moneys forthcoming from such alnage and
also the subsidy aforesaid in respect of all cloths and pieces of
cloth so measured and sealed, search houses, shops and other
places in the said counties where such cloths and pieces of cloth
can be found, and take into the king's hand as forfeit all unsealed
cloths exposed for sale, doing everything else contained in the
statutes according to the form of the same.
By bill of the treasurer.
1417.
March 1. Grant and demise to John Feerby of the county of Kent, the
Westminster, elder, and John Feerby of the county of Suffolk, the younger, — •
by mainprise of John Edlowe, William Mounde, William Bury
and Thomas Mellere, all of the county of Kent, — of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale in the counties of Essex, Hertford,
Norfolk and Suffolk, and in the city of Norwich ; to hold the
same from Easter next for seven years together with a moiety of
the forfeiture of the cloths, rendering 210 marks, as the last
farmers used to render, and an increment of 12d., yearly at
4 HENRY V. 155
1417. Membrane 24 — cont.
Michaelmas and Easter equally, and answering at the Exchequer
for the other moiety of the forfeiture ; and appointment of the
said John and John as alnagers and collectors, in terms as above
[last entry]. By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 23.
1416.
April 18. Order to the escheator in the county of Norfolk ; — pursuant to
Westminster, an inquisition made by John Ingaldesthorp, late escheator,
showing that Thomas Robell on the day of his death held a fourth
part of the manor of Hempstede, co. Norfolk, in his demesne as
of fee ; and that the manor is held of the king in chief by knight
service ; and that John Crote, dwelling in Bishop's Lenn, son of
Isabel Crote the sister of Robert Robell the father of the said
Thomas, is the kinsman and next heir of Thomas, and of full
age ;— to cause the said John Crote to have full seisin of the said
fourth part, as the king has taken his homage and fealty.
By p.s. [643].
April 24. Commission during pleasure to John Boteller and John Hill to
Westminster, levy and collect in person in the port of London and in all adjacent
ports and places the custom and subsidy on wools, hides and
woolfells, to wit, on each sack of wool 50s. from denizens and 605.
from aliens, on every 240 woolfells the like amounts, and on each
last of hides 100s. from denizens and 8 marks from aliens ; and
to keep the ' coket ' seal in the said port ; answering at the
Exchequer for the moneys forthcoming. By bill of the treasurer.
May 10. Appointment during pleasure of Thomas Penreth of Boston
Westminster, to examine in person all ships and boats passing from and to
the realm in the port of the said town and in all adjacent ports
and places, and to make search of all such ships and boats
suspected of being laden with uncocketed or uncustomed wools,
woolfells, hides, cloths or other customable wares, or with gold
or silver in money by tale or mass or plate, or with jewels, and
of any persons suspected of having carried into or out of the
realm bulls, letters, instruments, processes, or any other things
prejudicial to the king or his subjects, contrary to the proclama-
tions and prohibitions made thereof in the king's behalf ; and to
arrest all such goods and instruments as forfeit, together with the
ships and persons carrying them, and to keep them safely until
further order ; and to do all other things that pertain to the said
office ; and to certify the king in the Chancery touching all that
is done in the matter ; answering and rendering account at the
Exchequer for all the forfeitures arrested by him. And order to
all sheriffs, mayors, bailiffs, ministers, lords, masters, mariners of
ships and other the king's ministers and lieges, under pain of
forfeiture of all that they can forfeit, to be intendant to Thomas.
By bill of the treasurer.
156 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
14 17^ Membrane 23 — cont.
Appointment in like terms of the following in the ports and
places names : —
Feb. 6. Richard Skyres ; in the port of Lynne and in all adjacent
Westminster. ports and places. By bill of the treasurer.
Feb. 24. John Whitwell ; in the port of Yarmouth and in all adjacent
Westminster. ports and places. By bill of the treasurer.
March 5. Edward Jolyff ; in the ports of Exeter, Dertemouth and
Westminster. Plymmouth and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
1416.
May 23. Commitment to Godfrey Hilton, esquire, — by mainprise of
Westminster. Robert Hilton of the county of York, ' chivaler,' and John Hilton
of the same county, esquire, — of the keeping of the manor of
Harlaston called ' Brewes maiioir,' co. Lincoln, late of Norman
de Swynford, deceased, who held of Richard II in chief by
knight service, which is in the king's hand by reason of the
minority of Thomas son of Thomas deBelesby, 'chivaler,' deceased,
Norman's kinsman and heir and the king's ward ; to hold the
same from the time of the death of Edward late duke of York,
who held the manor for life, it is said, until the full age of the said
heir, together with the marriage of the heir, and so from heir to
heir until one of them shall have attained full age and the marriage
shall have been effected, rendering for the keeping the extent
thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon between him and the
treasurer, and for the marriage as much as may likewise be
agreed upon, by the mainprise aforesaid.
By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated on surrender, since on 26 June, 5 Henry V, it was
agreed between the then treasurer and the said Godfrey, that Godfrey
should pay at the Exchequer at certain feasts for the said keeping
and marriage 100 marks only. And so these letters are cancelled.
June 5. Commitment to John Mapilton, the king's clerk, and James
Westminster, gtrangways, — by mainprise of John de Leventhorp of the county
of Essex, esquire, and Robert Herbotell of the county of Northum-
berland,— of the keeping of 60 acres of land, an acre of meadow
and 3 acres of pasture in Sabrychesworth, which came to the
king's hands and are still in the king's hands by reason of the
minority of Elizabeth de Staundon, daughter and heir of William
de Staundon who held in chief by knight service of Edmund
earl of March, late a minor in the ward of Henry IV ; to hold
the same from 1 June last until the lawful age of Elizabeth,
rendering for the keeping 40s. yearly by equal portions at the
Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers ; provided always that if
any other person shall be willing hereafter without fraud to
render more for the keeping, or if it shall be found by inquisition
or in other lawful manner that the keeping is worth more than
40s., then the said John Mapilton and James shall be bound to
render for the keeping according to the value thereof thus to be
found, or as much as any other person shall be willing to render
for the same, by the mainprise aforesaid.
4 HENRY V.
157
Membrane 23 — tont.
July 6. Order to the escheator in the county of Northampton to cause
Westminster. John Cammell son of Joan the sister of John the father of John
the father of John Plecy, and the kinsman and heir of the said
John Plecy, to have full seisin of all the lands which the said
John Plecy held of the king in chief or was seised of in his demesne
as of fee on the day of his death, as the king has taken his homage
and fealty ; saving to Egidia late the wife of the said John
Plecy her reasonable dower thereof. By p.s. [671].
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Dorset.
The like to the escheator in the county of Surrey.
MEMBRANE 22.
May 20. Order to the escheator in the county of Somerset to cause
Westminster. Thomas Inge, son and heir of John Inge, to have full seisin of all
the lands which his father held of the king in chief or was seised
of in his demesne as of fee on the day of his death, as the king has
taken his fealty and for one mark paid in the hanaper has respited
his homage until Midsummer next ; saving to Katharine, late
the wife of the said John Inge, her reasonable dower thereof.
May 21. Commission during pleasure to William Northmore and
Westminster. Thomas Rukes to levy and collect in person in the port of
Bristol and in all adjacent ports and places (1) the customs
granted to Edward I by foreign and alien merchants in return
for certain liberties and immunities, and the custom and sub-
sidy which by the statute published in the Parliament held
at Westminster, 11 Henry IV, all such alien merchants are
to pay for garments made for export from cloths of scarlet,
' sangwyn ' and other colours of the whole or the half grain, and
also from cloths dyed in. grain, and all other cloths of wool, which
have been cut, according to the rate and quantity of the same ;
(2) the custom and subsidy on wools, hides and woolfells, to wit,
on each sack of wool 50s. from, denizens and 60s. from aliens, on
every 240 woolfells the like amounts, and on each last of hides
100s. from denizens and 8 marks from aliens ; and (3) the custom
on cloths of wool and worsted made in England for export to
foreign parts ; and to keep the ' coket ' seal in the said port ;
answering at the Exchequer for the moneys forthcoming.
By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 21.
June 10. Order to H. archbishop of Canterbury to appoint some trust -
Westminster, worthy men of the clergy of his diocese to levy and collect in the
said diocese, — of the two tenths of all ecclesiastical goods and
benefices assessed and accustomed to pay to a tenth (except the
goods and benefices of poor nuns and hospitallers and benefices
in Wales and elsewhere which have been destroyed or excessively
diminished by hostile raids or floods or otherwise, in respect of
which the letters of the ordinaries will be accepted, and except also
the goods and benefices of the colleges of St. Mary of Winchester in
158 CALENDAR OF PINE ROLLS.
1416. Membrane 21 — cont.
Oxford and of St. Mary near the city of Winchester of the found-
ation of the bishop of Winchester), and moreover of all ecclesiastical
benefices not assessed, the true value of which according to the
common estimate is extended at 10Z. and over (in respect of which
value the estimate and letters of the ordinaries will also be accepted),
payable a tenth at Martinmas next and a tenth at Martinmas a
year later, which were granted to the king by the prelates and
clergy of the province of Canterbury in their convocation in the
church of St. Paul, London, begun on 18 November last and
continued from day to day until 2 December following, — the
tenth which was payable at Martinmas next and which by the
grant of the said prelates and clergy in their last convocation,
in consideration of the king's necessary and sudden departure for
the defence of the church and realm of England, and for his other
necessary and heavy expenses, saving the other conditions in the
said grant inserted, is to be paid in full at Midsummer next. And
answer is to be made to the king for the said tenths at the terms
aforesaid ; and the archbishop is to certify the treasurer and barons
of the Exchequer by Midsummer next at the latest of the names
of the persons appointed by him.
Mittitur in extractis.
Order in like terms to H. bishop of Winchester.
The like to the following : —
J. bishop of Ely.
P. bishop of Lincoln.
S. bishop of St. Davids.
N. bishop of Bath and Wells, or his vicar-general, the
bishop being in remote parts.
R. bishop of Rochester.
R. bishop of Salisbury, or his vicar-general, the bishop being
in remote parts.
The guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric of Chichester.
J. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield.
B. bishop of Bangor.
J. bishop of Llandaff.
E. bishop of Exeter.
J. bishop of Norwich.
R. bishop of Hereford.
R. bishop of London.
The bishop of St. Asaph.
Th. bishop of Worcester.
June 6. Order to the escheator in the county of York ; — since the king
Westminster. h,as taken the fealty of Edmund son of Eleanor, late countess of
March, one of the daughters of Thomas de Holand late earl of
Kent and Alice late his wife, and the fealties of Thomas duke of
Clarence and Thomas earl of Salisbury, who have taken to wife
Margaret, the second daughter and heir, and Eleanor, the
third daughter and heir of the said late earl and Alice, for all
4 HENRY V. 159
14 10^ Membrane 21 — cent.
the lands, tenements, knights' fees and advowsons of churches
which Alice held of the king in chief on the day of her death in
her demesne as of fee tail of the gift and grant of Joan late princess
of Wales to her and the said late earl and the heirs of their
bodies, and for the lands etc. which the said Alice held in dower
after the death, and of the endowment, of the said late earl of
the inheritance of the said Edmund, Margaret and Eleanor, and
of Joan duchess of York, whom Henry Brounflete has taken to
wife, and Elizabeth, whom John Nevill, ' chjvaler,' has taken
to wife, the fourth and fifth daughters and heirs of the said late
earl arid Alice ; and since the king for 9 marks paid in the hanaper
has respited until Michaelmas next the homage of Edmund and
the homage due from the said earl of Salisbury and John by
reason of their having issue by their wives ; — to take the fealty
of the said Henry and John and cause Edmund, the duke and
Margaret, the earl of Salisbury and Eleanor, Henry and the
duchess, and John and Elizabeth, to have full seisin of all the
lands etc. which the said Alice held thus in her demesne as of
fee tail and in dower, and which have been taken into the king's
hand by her death. By K.
Order in like terms (omitting the taking of fealty) to the
escheator in the counties of Kent and Middlesex.
The like to the following : —
The escheator in the counties of Essex and Hertford.
The escheator in the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk.
The escheator in the counties of Surrey and Sussex.
The escheator in the counties of Bedford and Buckingham.
The escheator in the county of Lincoln.
The escheator in the county of Worcester.
The escheator in the counties of Northampton and Rutland.
The escheator in the counties of Cambridge and Huntingdon.
July 8. Commitment to Ralph earl of Westmoreland, — by mainprise
Westminster. of Thomas Stokdale of the county of York and William Aslak
of the county of Sussex, — of the keeping of all the lands late of
William lord le Zouche, who held of the king in chief by knight
service on the day of his death ; to hold the same from the time of
the death of the said William until the full age of William his
son and heir, and so from heir to heir until one of them shall have
attained full age, rendering 123Z. Os. 8d., as the lands are extended
before the escheators of the divers counties in which they are,
and an increment of 72s. Sd., yearly at the Easter and Michaelmas
Exchequers ; with clause touching maintenance of buildings
and support of charges. By bill of the treasurer.
March 23. Order to the escheator in the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk to
Westminster, cause Thomas son and heir of Robert Morle, ' chivaler,' to have
full seisin of all the lands which his father held of the king in chief
or was seised of in his demesne as of fee on the day of his
160
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 21 — cont.
death, as the king has taken his homage and fealty ; saving to
Petronilla late the wife of Robert her reasonable dower thereof.
By p.s.
MEMBRANE 20.
June 26. Order to R. bishop of London ; who, — in pursuance of an order
Westminster, to appoint some trustworthy men of the clergy of his diocese
as collectors of tenths in the said diocese according to the form
of the grants made by the prelates and clergy of the province
of Canterbury in their convocation in the cathedral church of
St. Paul, London, begun on 18 November last and continued from
day to day until 2 December following, and in their last convoca-
tion [p. 157 above], — has appointed the dean and chapter of the
said cathedral church of St. Paul by authority of the king's writ
to collect and levy the tenth, payable at Midsummer, of ecclesias-
tical goods and benefices (with certain exceptions) assessed and
accustomed to pay to a tenth, and situated within the ambit of
the city and diocese of London, (such appointment being made
now for the first time and otherwise than the said dean and
chapter or their predecessors heretofore have been wont to
be appointed) ; to appoint in customary manner some other
trustworthy men of the clergy of his diocese to collect the tenths
according to the form of the above grants ; certifying the treasurer
and barons of the Exchequer with all possible speed of the names
of the persons so appointed by him ; as the king, unwilling to
bear the unwonted innovation, for the causes aforesaid and for
other causes moving him, has thought fit to discharge the dean
and chapter from the levying and collection of the said tenth.
ByK.
Mittitur in extractis.
June 10. Order to the abbot of St. Albans, in terms as above [p. 157],
Westminster, to appoint some trustworthy men of his exempt jurisdiction to
levy and collect the aforesaid tenths therein ; certifying the
treasurer and barons of the Exchequer by Midsummer next at
the latest of the names of the persons so appointed by him.
July 8. Order to the escheator in the county of Hertford, — pursuant
Westminster, to the recovery by Elizabeth, daughter and heir of William
Staundon (who held of Henry IV in chief) and a minor in the
king's ward, in the king's court before Richard Norton and his
fellows, justices of the Bench, by the award of the court, of her
seisin of a messuage, 60 acres of land, an acre of meadow and
3 acres of pasture in Sabrichesworth against William Rokesburgh
and Isabel his wife, as appears by the tenor of the record and
process had before the said justices, which the king has caused
to come before him in the Chancery, — to take the said messuage,
land, meadow and pasture (the keeping of which belongs to the
king until the lawful age of Elizabeth), together with the issues
thereof from the time of the said recovery, into the king's hand,
and keep them safely until further order.
4 HENRY V.
161
1416. Membrane 20— cont.
June 3. Commitment to Philip Loryng, — by mainprise of William
Westminster. Gascoyn of the county of Somerset and Henry Bradelygh in the
county of Wilts, — of the keeping of 3 messuages, a dove-cot and
60 acres of land, meadow and pasture in Frome and Wodelond,
co. Somerset, sometime of Edward Frome, deceased, and others,
which for certain causes were seized into the hands of Henry IV
by the then escheator in the county by virtue of a certain inquisi-
tion taken before him ; to hold the same from Easter last for as
long as the premises shall remain in the king's hand for the said
causes, rendering 20s. a year, as Henry Payn of the county of
Somerset, the last farmer, rendered (to whom Henry IV by
letters patent [Calendar of Fine Rolls, 1399-1405, p. 121] committed
the premises, for as long as they should remain in the king's hand,
at a yearly farm of the extent thereof, and who has surrendered
the said letters in the Chancery for cancellation), and an increment
of 3s. 4d. yearly ; with clause touching maintenance of buildings
and support of charges. By bill of the treasurer.
July 4 Order to the escheator in the county of Bedford ; — pursuant
Westminster, to an inquisition made by him showing that Isabel late the wife
of John Dymmok on the day of her death held the manor of
Clopham with all its appurtenances for life of the king as of the
honour of Walyngford by service of half a knight's fee, of the
gift and grant of John de Buckyngham, late bishop of Lincoln,
and others to Richard son of Richard de Grenacre, knight, her
late husband, and herself, by name of Isabel daughter of Isabel
late the wife of Thomas de Fryskeneye, knight, and the heirs of
Richard son of Richard of the body of the said Isabel daughter of
Isabel ; and that John Grenacre, clerk, is the son and next heir of
Richard son of Richard by the said Isabel, and of full age ; — to
cause the said John Grenacre to have full seisin of the said manor,
if it is in the king's hand for no other cause than the death of
Isabel daughter of Isabel, as the king has taken his fealty, and for
one mark paid in the hanaper has respited his homage until
Michaelmas next.
June 26. Commitment to John Neuton, clerk, and John Thoralby, clerk,
Westminster. — by mainprise of John Etton of the county of York, ' chivaler,'
and Thomas Holden of the same county, — of the keeping of all
the lands late of Alexander de Metham, ' chivaler,' who held of
the king in chief by knight service ; to hold the same from the
time of the death of the said Alexander until the full age of
Thomas his son and heir, together with the marriage of the said
heir, and so from heir to heir until one of the heirs shall have
attained full age and they shall have effected the marriage,
rendering for the keeping and marriage as much as may be agreed
upon between them and the treasurer, and finding fit maintenance
for the heir ; with clause touching maintenance of buildings and
support of charges. By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated on surrender by order of the king.
Wt. 2415. F. 11.
162
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1416 Membrane 20 — cent.
May 21. Commission during pleasure to William Northmore and Thomas
Westminster. Rukes to levy and collect in person, in the port of Bristol and in all
adjacent ports and places, after inspection of the merchandise, the
subsidy which in the Parliament held at Leycestre, 2 Henry V,
was granted to the king from Michaelmas 2 Henry V for three
years, for the safe-keeping of the sea, to wit, 3s. on every tun
of wine for import and export (the king's prise only excepted) and
I2d. in the pound on all merchandise for import and export (except
wools, hides and woolfells, and wine, and except every kind of
corn and flour and fresh fish and beasts for export,* and ale for
export for the victualling of Calais by the men of Baldessey,
Faltenham and Alderton upon Gosford and elsewhere) ; and
to answer at the Exchequer for the moneys forthcoming.
By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 19.
July 25. Order to the escheator in the county of Essex ; — pursuant to
Westminster. an inquisition taken before John Howard, sheriff of the county,
and Robert Darcy (by virtue of a commission of the king directed
to them and to Thomas de Morley, ' chivaler,' and John
Inglethorp), showing that Thomas late earl of Arundell on the
day of his death held the manors of High Rothyng, Wolhampston
by Chykewell, Ovesham and Yenge Margarete, co. Essex, in
his demesne as of fee ; and that the manors are held of the king
in chief by knight service ; and that Elizabeth duchess of Norfolk,
wife of Gerard Usflete, ' chivaler,' Joan de Beauchamp, lady de
Bergevenny, and Margaret wife of Rowland Leynthale,
4 chivaler,' are the sisters and next heirs of the said late earl, and
of full age ; — to take the fealties of Gerard, Joan and Rowland,
and cause Gerard and the duchess, Joan, and Rowland and
Margaret, to have full seisin of the manors ; as the king for 100s.
paid in the hanaper has respited until the quinzaine of Michaelmas
next the homage due from Joan in this behalf and for other lands
in divers counties which the said late earl likewise held on the
day of his death of the king in chief in his demesne as of fee of
the inheritance of the said duchess, Joan and Margaret ; saving
to Beatrice late the wife of the said late earl her reasonable dower
of the said manors.
Order in like terms, (omitting the clause touching the taking
of fealty), to the escheator in the county of Norfolk ; — pursuant
to an inquisition taken before him, showing that the said late
earl on the day of his death held the castle, town and manors of
Castellacre and Milham, the hundreds of Laundich and South-
grenehowe, and the advowson of the church of Buston by the Sea,
co. Norfolk, in his demesne as of fee ; and that the said castle,
town, manors, hundreds and advowson are held of the king in
chief.
*except wools, hides and woolfells ; and except every kind of corn, flour
and fresh fish, and beasts for import. Rot. Parl, IV. 16.
4 HENRY V. 103
1416. Membrane 19 — cont.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Surrey ; —
pursuant to an inquisition taken before Robert Writelle and
John Wyntereshulle, sheriff of the county, (by virtue of a com-
mission of the king directed to them), showing that the said late
earl on the day of his death held a third part of the rents, tolls and
customs in the towns of Gildeford and Suthwerk, co. Surrey, in his
demesne as of fee ; and that the said third part is held of the king
in chief.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Salop and
the adjacent march of Wales ; — pursuant (1) to an inquisition
taken before him showing that Thomas late earl of Arundell on
the day of his death held the manors of Clongoneford, Sonford
and Oselton in his demesne as of fee, and also held (though the
jurors of the inquisition knew not how and in what estate) the
castles of Dynasbran and Leonis, and the lands of Bromfeld and
Yale and Wryghtesham, parcels of the earldom of Warenne, in
the said march ; and that the said castles, manors and lands are
held of the king in chief by knight service ; and that Elizabeth
duchess of Norfolk, wife of Gerard Usflet, knight, and Joan de
Beauchamp, lady de Bergevenny, and Margaret de Arundell,
wife of Rowland Leynthall, knight, are the sisters and heirs
general of the said late earl, and of full age ; and (2) to another
inquisition likewise taken before him showing that the said late
earl on the day of his death held the said castles and lands,
parcels of the earldom of Warenne, in the said march in his
demesne as of fee tail by virtue of a fine levied in the king's court
one month from Easter, 40 Edward III, before Robert de Thorp
and his fellows, justices, between Richard earl of Arundell and
Surrey and Eleanor his wife, daughter of Henry late earl of
Lancaster, querents, and John duke of Lancaster, son of Edward
III, and others, deforciants, touching the said castles and lands
and other lands, by which fine Richard acknowledged the castles and
lands among other things to be the right of the said duke and the
others, as theirs of the gift of Richard, for which acknowledgment
the duke and the others granted the said castles and lands, together
with the knights' fees, advowsons of churches and all other things
belonging to the said castles and lands, to Richard and Eleanor,
and delivered them to Richard and Eleanor in the same court,
to hold the same of the king and his heirs for the life of Richard,
with remainder to Richard de Arundell, the younger, and
Elizabeth his wife, for the life of Richard the younger, and remain-
der over to the heirs of his body, as appears by a transcript of the
said fine shown in evidence to the jurors on the taking of the said
inquisition and exemplified by letters patent ; and that the said
Richard and Eleanor were seised of the said castles and lands by
virtue of the fine as of freehold ; and that afterwards Richard
died, and afterwards Eleanor died, after whose death Richard de
Arundell the younger and Elizabeth his wife entered into the
castles and lands as in their remainder by virtue of the fine, and
had issue Thomas, the late earl, and the said duchess, Joan and
164 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
141(3. Membrane 19 — cont.
Margaret ; and that afterwards Elizabeth wife of Richard died?
and afterwards Richard the younger died, after whose death the
said Thomas entered into the castles and lands, as son and heir
of the body of Richard de Arundell, the younger, and was seised
thereof by virtue of the fine, and died so seised of such estate,
after whose death the said castles and lands descended to the
said duchess, Joan and Margaret, as the sisters and heirs of
Thomas, since Thomas died without heir of his body.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Gloucester
and the adjacent march of Wales ; — pursuant to an inquisition
taken before him showing that Thomas late earl of Arundell on
the day of his death held the manor of Upton Seintleonard, co.
Gloucester, in his demesne as of fee ; and that the manor is held
of another than the king.
July 22. Order to the escheator in the county of Sussex ; — pursuant (1)
Westminster. ^o a grant to John de Arundell, ' chivaler,' son of John the son
of John the son of Richard, sometime earl of Arundell, the father
of Richard the father of Thomas late earl of Arundell, and kinsman
and heir male of the said Thomas who held of the king in chief on
the day of his death, of full livery of all castles, lordships, manors,
lands, rents, services, knights' fees, advowsons of churches,
franchises, liberties, regalia, royalties, hundreds and other
possessions late of the said Thomas, which by his death descended
or should descend, revert or remain to the said John de Arundell
as heir male of the said Thomas, according to the form and effect
of inquisitions taken in divers counties of England and in the
march of Wales, except the manor of Kyvele and a moiety
of the manor of Bulkyngdon, co. Wilts, touching which a suit
has been moved and is still pending between the said John de
Arundell and Beatrice, late the wife of the said Thomas, in the
Chancery, notwithstanding the suit or any defect, ambiguity
or doubt which may be assigned therefor [Calendar of Patent
Bolls, 1416-1422, p. 39] ; and (2) to an inquisition taken before
John Pelham, ' chivaler,' and Robert Writelle, commissioners
of the king, by virtue of a commission directed to them and
the sheriff of Surrey and Sussex, showing that one John de
Alresford and John Sprot, chaplain, in the time of Edward III
gave and granted the castle, town and manor of Arundell and
the manors of Estden, Sangelton, Stanstede, Bourn, Palyngham,
Dunhurst, Legh, Wollayngton, Alveredesham, Cockyng, Lene-
mynstre, Polyng, Wepham, Ofham, Storteton, Preston, Esthamp-
tonet, Westhamptonet, Wolbedyng, Pynkhurst, Foer and Over-
fold, and the hundreds of Westborn, Syngelton, Eseborn, Box,
Stokebrugge, Avesford, Bury, Rutherbrugge, Westesewrithe
and Polyng, and the returns of the king's writs in those hundreds,
and the forest and chaces of Arundell, co. Sussex, to Richard late
earl of Arundell, to hold the same of Edward III and his heirs by
the services belonging thereto, for life, with remainder to Eleanor
daughter of Henry de Lancastre, the elder, late earl of Lancaster,
4 HENRY V. 1(55
Membrane 19 — cont.
for her life, and remainder over to the heirs male of the said
Richard by Eleanor, by virtue of which gift and grant the said
Richard was seised of the premises ; and that Richard had
three sons by Eleanor, lawfully begotten, to wit, Richard, John
and Thomas ; and that afterwards Eleanor died and the said
Richard, late earl, was seised of the premises and died so seised,
after whose death the premises descended £p the said Richard
the son, as son and heir male of Richard, late earl, lawfully
MEMBRANE 18.
begotten of the body of Eleanor, by the form of the said gift
and grant ; and that Richard the son died so seised of such
an estate, after whose death the premises descended to the
said Thomas, late earl, as son and heir male of Richard the
son ; and that the said Thomas died so seised of such an
estate, after whose death the premises should descend by the
form of the aforesaid gift and grant to the said John de
Arundell, as the kinsman and next heir male of Thomas, since
Thomas died without heir male of his body ; and that the
premises are held of the king in chief by knight service ; — to take
the fealty of the said John de Arundell and cause him to have
full seisin of the said castle, town, manors, hundreds, returns of
writs, forest and chaces ; as the king for 10 marks paid in the
hanaper has respited until the feast of All Saints next the homage
due from him in this behalf and for other lands in divers counties
of England which the said Thomas on the day of his death thus
held in his demesne in tail male ; saving to Beatrice, late the
wife of Thomas, her reasonable dower of the said castle, town,
manors, hundreds, returns of writs, forest and chaces.
Order to the escheator in the county of Salop and the adjacent
march of Wales ; — pursuant (1) to the above grant [last entry]
and (2) to an inquisition taken before him showing that the said
Thomas, late earl, on the day of his death held the castles, towns
and manors of Clone and Oswaldestre and the manors of Ruton,
Bokenhull, Clombury, Dodyton, Hythe, Stretton, Lydeleye,
Conode, Acton Rouiide, Wroxcestre, Upton and Hyntes, co.
Salop, in his demesne in tail male by virtue of a fine* levied in
the king's court at Westminster in the octave of Trinity, 21
Edward III, between Richard then earl of Arundell, querent, and
John de Alresford and John Sprot, chaplain, deforciants, by
which fine Richard acknowledged the said castles, towns and
manors, and the castle, town and manor of Shrewardyn, co.
Salop, among other things in the said county and in the counties
of Sussex, Norfolk, Wilts and Oxford, to be the right of John
Sprot, for which acknowledgement, fine and concord the said
John and John granted the said castles, towns and manors of
Clone, Oswaldestre and Shrewardyn, and the said manors of
Ruton, Bokenhull, Clombury, Dodyton, Heythe, Stretton,
*Fcet of Fine*. 2J L\//r«n/ 111. Hirers Counties, File 43, *\o. 401.
166 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 18 — cont.
Lydeleye, Conede, Acton Rounde, Wroxcestre and Upton,
among other things in the same fine specified, and also the
reversion of the said manor of Hyntes (which Margaret de Hyntes
then held for life of the inheritance of the said John Sprot with
reversion to the said John de Alresford and John Sprot and the
heirs of John Sprot) to the said then earl, to hold the same of the
king and his heirs, by the services which then pertained thereto,
for me, with remainder to the heirs male of the said earl by
Eleanor, daughter of Henry de Lancastre the elder, late earl of
Lancaster, remainder (in default of such heir male by Eleanor)
to Richard de Arundell, the younger, and the heirs male of his
body, and remainder over to the right heirs of the said then earl,
as by a transcript of the foot of the same fine, exemplified under
the great seal and shown in evidence to the jurors of the afore-
said inquisition, more fully may appear ; by virtue of which fine
the said Margaret attorned, and died ; and the said then earl of
Arundell was seised of the aforesaid castles, towns and manors
in form aforesaid, and had issue by Eleanor, lawfully begotten
after marriage, to wit, Joan now countess of Hereford, Richard,
Alice late countess of Kent, John, and Thomas late archbishop
of Canterbury, and afterwards died so seised ; after whose death
the said castles, towns and manors in the said county of Salop
descended to Richard the son, as son and heir male of Richard
the late earl by Eleanor, by the form of the said fine ; and that
Richard the son, so seised, had issue the said Thomas, and died
so seised, after whose death the said castles, towns and manors
descended to the said Thomas, late earl, as son and heir male of
Richard the son, by virtue of the fine ; and that Thomas, having
been seised of the said castles, towns and manors, died without
heir male of his body so seised of the said castles, towns and
manors of Clone and Oswaldestre and of the said manors of
Ruton, Bokenhull, Clombury, Dodyton, Heythe, Stretton,
Lydeleye, Conede, Acton Rounde, Wroxcestre, Upton and
Hyntes, by whose death the said castles, towns and manors
should descend to John de Arundell, ' chivaler,' as his kinsman,
and next heir male ; and that the said castles, towns and manors
are held of the king in chief by knight service ; — to cause the said
John de Arundell to have full seisin of the said castles, towns and
manors of Clone and Oswaldestre and the said manors of Ruton,
Bokenhull, Clombury, Dodyton, Heythe, Stretton, Lydeleye,
Conede, Acton Rounde, Wroxcestre, Upton and Hyntes, as the
king for a certain fine paid in the hanaper has respited his
homage until a certain day yet to come, and has ordered the
escheator in the county of Sussex to take his fealty ; saving to
Beatrice, late the wife of Thomas, her reasonable dower of the
premises.
Order to the escheator in the county of Wilts ; — pursuant (1)
to the above grant [last entry btit one] and (2) to an inquisition
taken before him showing that the said Thomas, late earl, on the
day of his death held the manor of Knyghton, co. Wilts, in his
4 HENRY V. 167
141(5. Membrane 18 — cont.
demesne in tail male by virtue of a fine levied in the king's court
at Westminster in the octave of Trinity, 21 Edward III, between
Richard then earl of Arundell, querent, and John de Alresford
and John Sprot, chaplain, deforciants, by which fine Richard
acknowledged the said manor, among other castles, towns and
manors in the said fine specified, to be the right of John Sprot,
for which acknowledgement, fine and concord the said John de
Alresford and John Sprot granted the said manor, among other
things, to the then earl, to hold the same of the king and his
heirs by the services which then pertained thereto, for life,
with remainder to the heirs male of the said earl by Eleanor,
daughter of Henry de Lancastre the elder, late earl of Lancaster,
remainder (in default of such heir male by Eleanor) to Richard de
Arundell, the younger, and the heirs male of his body, and
remainder over to the right heirs of the said then earl, as by a
transcript of the foot of the same fine, exemplified under the great
seal and shown in evidence to the jurors of the aforesaid inquisi-
tion, more plainly may appear ; (by virtue of which fine the said
(sic) John de Kevele attorned to the said then earl [for the moiety
of the manor of Bulkyngdon by Kyvele which he held for life]*
and died) ; and the said then earl was seised of the said manor in
form aforesaid and had issue by Eleanor, lawfully begotten after
marriage, to wit, Joan now countess of Hereford, Richard, Alice
late countess of Kent, John, and Thomas late archbishop of
Canterbury, and afterwards died so seised ; after whose death
the said manor descended to the said Richard the son, as son
and heir male of Richard the late earl by Eleanor, by the form
MEMBRANE 17.
of the said fine ; and that Richard the son, so seised, had issue
the said Thomas, and died so seised ; after whose death the said
manor descended to Thomas, late earl, as son and heir male of
Richard the son, by virtue of the fine ; and that Thomas having
been seised of the said manor died so seised without heir male of
his body ; after whose death the said manor should descend to
John de Arundell as his kinsman and next heir male ; and that the
manor is held of another than the king ; — to cause the said John
de Arundell to have full seisin of the said manor of Knyghton,
as the king for a certain fine paid in the hanaper has respited his
homage until a day yet to come ; saving to Beatrice, late the wife
of Thomas, her reasonable dower thereof.
August 27. Commitment to Nicholas Dixon of the keeping of two-thirds
Westminster.' of the manor of Carleton in Kesteven by Ancastre, co. Lincoln,
late of Henry Lescrop of Masham, ' chivaler,' which came to the
.king's hands and are in the king's hands by the forfeiture of the
said Henry ; to hold the same from Easter last for 20 years, if the
said two-thirds shall remain for so long in the king's hands for the
* Inquisitions Post Mortem (Chancery), Henry V, File 23, No. 54.
168 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1416 Membrane 17 — cont.
cause aforesaid, rendering as much as may be agreed upon between
him and the treasurer, and maintaining houses and buildings.
By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 1. Commitment of the county of Bristol to David Duddebroke
Westminster. for one year, so that he answer at the Exchequer as sheriff ; the
mayor and commonalty having submitted to the king his name
and the names of John Leycestre and Adam Inhyn as candidates
for the office, in accordance with the terms of their charter dated
8 August, 47 Edward III.
Order to William Beneley, late sheriff, to deliver the county to
David by indenture.
Order to the mayor, burgesses and whole commonalty of the
town and suburbs of Bristol to be intendant to David as sheriff.
Oct. 20. Commitment to John Boson and John Asshe of the county of
Westminster. Devon, — by mainprise of William Burleston of the county of
Devon and John Harry of the same county, — of the keeping of the
manor of Byrypomeray, co. Devon, which came to the king's
hands and is in the king's hand by the death of John de la
Pomeray, ' chivaler,' who held of the king in chief by knight
service on the day of his death ; to hold the same from the time
of the death of the said John de la Pomeray for as long as it
shall remain in the king's hand, rendering the extent thereof, or
as much as may be agreed upon between them and the treasurer ;
with clause touching maintenance of buildings and support of
charges.
July 12. Commitment to Thomas Cumberworth, ' chivaler,' — by main-
Westminster, prise of Richard Denton and Thomas Geny, both of the county of
Lincoln, — of the keeping of the said county from Michaelmas last
in terms as above [p. 42], at a yearly farm of 201/. (to wit, 200?.
as the sheriff rendered heretofore and an increment of 20s.) ; the
late commitment [p. 129 above] notwithstanding.
By bill of the treasurer.
August 20. Commitment to Richard Chedder and William Poulet, — by
Westminster, mainprise of William Robrook of the county of Bristol and
William Alberton of the county of Somerset, — of the keeping of a
messuage with its appurtenances in the town of Langeporte, co.
Somerset, late of Philip Halperton of Langeporte who was out-
lawed in the county of Devon, 2 Henry V ; to hold the same from
Easter last for as long as it shall remain in the king's hand for
the cause aforesaid, rendering for the said keeping the 66'. 8rf.
at which it was extended by the escheator, and an increment of
6s. 8d., yearly at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers equally ;
provided always that if any other person shall be willing hereafter
without fraud to render more for the keeping, or if it shall be
found by inquisition or in other lawful manner that the keeping
is worth more than 13s. 4rf., then the said Richard and William
4 HENRY V. 169
Membrane 17 — cont.
Poulet shall be bound to render for the keeping according to the
value thereof thus to be found, or as much as any other person
shall be willing without fraud to render for the same.
By bill of the treasurer.
Dec. 8. Commitment of the office of the escheatry in the county of
Westminster. York to Christopher Boynton during pleasure, so that he answer
at the Exchequer for the issues thereof.
Order to Robert Hyllyard, late escheator, to deliver to Christo-
pher by indenture the rolls, writs, memoranda and all other things
relating to the said office.
Order to all persons of the county to be intendant to
Christopher as escheator.
The like commitments to the following of the office of the
escheatry in the counties named : —
Edmund Oldehall ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
Robert Gilberd ; Gloucester and the adjacent march of
Wales.
John Merbury ; Hereford and the adjacent march of Wales.
John Wode ; Worcester.
William Osmunderla, ' chivaler ' ; Cumberland and West-
moreland.
John Leventhorp ; Essex and Hertford. ( Vacated because
nothing thereof was done).
John Burgoyn ; Cambridge and Huntingdon.
Ralph Makerell ; Nottingham and Derby.
Thomas Wydevyle ; Northampton and Rutland.
Richard Dent on ; Lincoln.
William Baldyngtor ; Oxford and Berks.
Anthony Houby ; Warwick and Leicester.
John Fortescu ; Devon and Cornwall.
William Burley ; Salop and the adjacent march of Wales.
John Launcelyn ; Bedford and Buckingham.
Robert Hyll ; Somerset and Dorset.
Thomas Gyffard ; Stafford.
John Burgh ; Surrey and Sussex.
John Beleasys ; Northumberland.
William Maydeston ; Kent and Middlesex.
Thomas Yakesle ; Southampton and Wilts.
1417.
March 6. William Fyndern. ; Essex and Hertford.
Westminster.
14.1Q MEMBRANE X6.
Nov. 21. Commission to William Wordward of Abbotesmorton, John
Westminster. Chaumberleyn of Berghwe, Thomas Bollesdon of Clifton, Roger
Lye of Tendebury, Richard Berewe of Berwe, John Hull of
Morton, Baldwin de Feld of Norton and Thomas Kerdefe of
Upton, to levy and collect from all cities, boroughs and towns,
and from all secular lords of towns and other lay persons having
1?0 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
14 iQt Membrane 16 — cont.
goods and possessions, and from others both great and small, in
the county of Worcester (except the city of Worcester), and also
from ecclesiastical persons in respect of goods forthcoming from
lands acquired by them since 20 Edward I, the two fifteenths
and two tenths which the commonalties of the realm and the
citizens and burgesses of cities and boroughs, of their free
will and with the assent of the lords spiritual and temporal,
granted to the king in his last Parliament, held at Westminster,
for the defence of the realm, payable a fifteenth and a half
fifteenth and a tenth and a half tenth at the Purification next,
and the other half fifteenth and half tenth at Martinmas following,
to wit, as great a sum as has been wont to be levied in like case
and no more, provided always that the said secular lords of towns
and lay persons and others aforesaid contribute to the payment
in respect of all their goods and chattels whatsoever, and the
ecclesiastics as above for their portion with the commonalty
of the county, and that no one be spared, and that answer be
made for such fifteenths and tenths, at the Exchequer or other
appointed place, at the feasts aforesaid ; and order to them to
go in person from town to town and from place to place, etc. as
above [p. 84].
The like to the following in the counties and places named : —
Thomas Boyvyll of Tirlyngton, Ralph Myryell of Bytteswell,
William Mapilton of Swythlond, Thomas Adyngton of
Haverbergh, Henry Wollerby of Medburn, Robert Bulf
of Oudeby, John atte Welle of Foxton, John Jutes of
Bosworth, William Spenser of Blaby, Robert Sadeler of
Lughtburgh Christopher Vesy, John Cook of Oudeby ;
Leicester.
John Bate of Quahtwayht, John Staley of Hope, Nicholas le
Heyre of Thornhill, Thomas Holyngworth of Boudon,
John de Somersale of Somersale, John Borgulone of
Weston, John Normanton of Horsley, Anker de Burton of
Hopwell, William Marchall of Stretton ; Derby.
William Dymmok of Clifton, John Bestall of Rampton,
Peter White of Colyngham, Thomas Child of Famdon,
Richard Salyerd of Skeryngton, Thomas Knyght of
Landford, Ralph Cressy of Selston, Richard Emley of
Welhagh ; Nottingham.
Thomas Berwe, John Bele, Henry atte Sonde, Robert
Russell, Peter Swyft, John Lorchon, Richard Ode of
Camerwell, John Asshere of Godalmyng ; Surrey, except
the town of Southwerk.
John Broke of Snaxston, Richard Faconere of Lymene,
John Werston of Lyndested, John Tebbe of Brenchisle,
John Gold of Northflete, Thomas Moore of Rolfynden,
John Hacheregge of Merden, John Taylour of Derteforde ;
Kent.
John Polmorva, John Fursdon, John Archer of Truru,
John Bree, ' marchant ' ; Cornwall.
4 HENRY V. 171
1416. Membrane 16 — cont.
William Egerton, Thomas Whittynton, John de Boghhey,
Thomas Whyte of Hixston, Henry Jeke of Tamworth,
William Burnhill, John Overton of Homerwyche, John
del Heth of Great Wirley, Henry Colon of Mitton,
John Berdmorc ; Stafford.
John Cok of Lylbourne, esquire, Thomas Sydenhale of
Farthyngston, John Wodestoke of Stowe, Thomas Freman
of Denenton, Robert Bayes of Yarwell, William Broughton
of Cranesle, John Martyn of Petirburgh, Thomas Garton
of Petirburgh ; Northampton.
John Lytelcok, Wilh'ani Deye, John Bernardcastell, Richard
Mordon, Robert Catesden, William Abbot, John Ipwell,
John Mushacche ; Middlesex.
John Fissher of St. Neots, John Morys of Woldleestone,
John Wyne of Sawtre, John Cristyn of Eryth ; Hunting-
don.
MEMBRANE 15.
Thomas Pochun of Wyssenden, John Copto of Ryall, John
Palmer of Northluffynham, Thomas Catele of Uppyngham ;
Rutland.
Robert Quarell, Walter Reson, William Russell of Mapoudre,
Thomas Gaudy, William Bronsop, Wilh'am Boure of
Knolton, John Gourney of Yatmynstre, William Serle ;
Dorset.
Thomas WTarde of Burmyngeham, John Shyngeler of
Burmyngeham, Richard Spraty of Atherston, John
Huchyns of Sowe, John Boteler of Eccleshale, Roger
Mulleward of Nuneton, Richard atte Halle of Stretford
on Aven, John Duraunt of Berston, John Furner of
Chadeleshunte, Richard Mancetur of Mancestre ; War-
wick.
John atte Yate of Erlyngham, Robert Lyle, Thomas
Brad well, Thomas Arle of Arle, John Pengresell of Thome -
bury, Thomas Moton, Henry Nayler ; Gloucester.
Henry Tilie of Funtyngton, Thomas Baron of Cicestre,
John atte Mille of Petteworth, William Trot of Arundell,
William Hynkere of Horsham, John atte Wode of Terryng,
Richard Dene of Pedyngho, William Blast of Craule,
John Aubedenne of Lamberherst, Richard Lynet of
Virle, William atte Doune of Bataille, Richard Belsherst
of Bekle ; Sussex.
Thomas Styward, William Spynk of Aylesham, Richard
Caus, John Bacheler, Thomas Fokeys, John Lynford of
Stalham, Peter Payn, William Fyncham ; Norfolk.
Nicholas Kymbell of Holwell, Richard Reynes of Merston,
John Hobbes of Herlyngdon, John Sherbouriie of WTybols-
ton, Richard Strongman of Tilbrook, John Trought of
Dunstaple ; Bedford.
172 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
141(3. Membrane 15 — cont.
John Scryven of Longenore, William Asshefeld of Wenlok,
John Colbache of Colbache, Simon Clerk of Albryghton,
William Wolrych of Dudmaston, Richard Boudelers of
Assheford, John Sete of Sete, William Weston of Walkes-
bach, John Pasture of Haunewode, Gruffin de Hull of
Buttanysdale, William Lowe of Pryse ; Salop.
John Silvestre, Roger Noreys of Bray, Alfred Kent, John
Barton of Redyng, John Botele of Spenehamlond, John
Hatter, John Worthe of Abyndon, John Palmer of Grove,
Richard Godeman of Faryndon ; Berks.
John Sprot of Somersham, John Bysshop of Burgh, William
Walworth, Alexander Eustace of Clare, John Barwe of
Bildston, William Cove of Northeove ; Suffolk.
William Cachero of Thetford, William Pykenham of Ely,
John Benyght of Burwell, Thomas Lovell of Chesterton,
William Chasteleyn, John Hervy of Meldeburn, Walter
Osberne of Brunne ; Cambridge.
John Mersshe of Aylesbury, Roger La vet of Lyscumbe,
John Corbrigge, the elder, of Wycombe, Henry Morecrofte
of Neweport Paynell, Thomas Salwey of Dagenhale,
Richard Change of Tyngewyk, Richard Smyth of Myssyn-
den ; Buckingham.
William Payn of Andevere, John Selver of Alsford, John
Tortyngton of Aulton, Thomas Dene of Chydden, John
Merlewe of Wynton, John Mascall of the town of Suthamp-
ton, John Chamberlayn of Romsey, Henry Kayme of
Fordyngbrigge, William Urry of the Isle of Wight,
Geoffrey Borard of the Isle of Wight ; Southampton.
John atte Bergh, Robert Lynford, Thomas Godfray, Edward
Paternoster, John Hardy of Wylton, William Wychamptoii
of Somerford, William Fissher of Clak, Thomas Emory,
John Noble of Salisbury, Thomas Knyght of Wylton,
Thomas Huwet of Devyses, John Ingram ; Wilts.
MEMBRANE 14.
Nicholas Dysswall of Webbelee, John Wilton of Hereford,
John Salesbury of Lemystre, Roger Lane of Sutton,
Roger Amondesham of Pikisley, Thomas Hakeluyt of
Penbrugge, William Capull of Hocapull ; Hereford.
Hugh Kene of Mertok, John Welyngton, Gilbert Basyng,
John Webbe of Keyver, Roger Tylly of Rode, John
Thomas of Wedmoure, John Crokerne of Childhaygh,
Richard Setter of Well ; Somerset, except the city of
Bath.
John Dymmok of Yvebrigge, John Foxlegh of Dertemouth,
John Smyth of Corneworthy, William Frenssheton, Roger
atte Thorn e, Jordan Langeston, Robert Adam of Tyverton,
William Whitefeld ; Devon.
William Godmyston, Thomas Bendysch, Thomas Prentys,
Ralph Uphaveryng, William Ardale, William Peryman of
Boxtede, John Stodey, John Elde ; Essex.
4 HENRY V. 173
1416. Membrane 14 — cont.
Thomas Beaufoo of Hycchen, Thomas Everard of Wallyng-
ton, Robert Child of Coderech, John Stronge of Ware,
John Redenhale of Sabrychesworth, William Mery of
Chesthunte, Robert de Endevere of the town of St.
Albans, Richard Skalle of Berkhampstede ; Hertford.
Ralph Oudeby of Hacumby, Richard Herdby of Evedon,
William Misterton of North Wythome, John Helwell of
Gunby ; parts of Kesteven, co. Lincoln.
John Porter of Whaplode, the younger, Robert Gybon of
Soterton, Thomas Sybsey of Holbech, Thomas Wrangle of
Boston ; parts of Holand, co. Lincoln.
William Santon of Santon, Robert Lyolf of Waterton,
John Lamson of Stokwyth, William atte Hall of Roxby,
John Gastryk of Barton, John Proctour of Barton, Robert
Hastynges of Irby, Robert Cokson of Seuerby, William
Barkeworth of Benyngworth, Richard Travers of Hareby,
Robert atte Marre of Trusthorp, William Skidbroke of
Salfletby ; parts of Lyndesey, co. Lincoln.
Henry Aclom, Thomas Hagthorp of Hagthorp, Thomas
Waldeby of Wyllardby, Richard de Lound of Wyton,
William de Fen ton of Kelyngwyk, Robert de Hayton of
Grenake, Peter Constable of Holym, Robert de Louthorp,
Robert Martyn, Robert Ledes of Garton ; East Riding,
co. York.
William de Hopton of Hopton, John Wythyngham of
Newesam, William Wakefeld of Pontefract, William de
Ogylsthorp of Ogylsthorp, William Hoberd of Bautre,
John Nevyll of Brereley, John Kent of Wakefeld, William
Dud worth of Bergh, William Thwayt of Merston, John
Brerehaugh of Selby, John de Rowedon of Rowedon ;
West Riding, co. York.
William Lassels of Soureby, William Dayvell of Usthwayte,
Adam de Lound of Ayscharth, Robert Forster of Gillyng,
William Sage of Scarburgh, William Nesfeld of Hewykbrig,
William Harsand of Whitby, William Kepwyk of Therske,
Thomas de Seton of Cleveland, John de Girlyngton of
Girlyngton ; North Riding, co. York.
Henry Crips of Cobbecote, the younger, William Bocher
of Clay ore, Thomas Longe of Thame, John Whytefeld of
Chadlyngton, John Andre of Bodycote, John Galeton of
Somerton, John Benet of Bereford ; Oxford, except the
town of Oxford.
MEMBRANE 13.
Commission to Walter Stevenes, Richard Baret, Robert Teukes-
bury and Richard Farley, ' smyth,' to levy and collect the same
in the city and suburbs of Worcester ; and order to them to
cause to come before them the mayor and bailiffs of the city,
and four or six of the most discreet and upright men of the city
and suburbs, and, in person or by deputy, to have the money
levied by their advice.
174 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
141(5. Membrane 13 — cont.
The like to the following : —
John Mockyng, John Whyght, Richard Wynter, Richard
Pynder ; in the town of Suthwerk.
John Hunche, John Gloucestre, William Somersete, Henry
Breuere ; in the town of Oxford.
John Huet, Richard Honybmgge ; in the city of Bath.
William Appilyerd, John Bixle ; in the city of Norwich.
Commission to John Gedeneye and William Norton, aldermen,
William Weston, ' draper,' and John Boteler, ' mercer,' to levy
and collect the same in the city and suburbs of London ; and order
to them to go in person from ward to ward and from place to
place within the city and suburbs, cause to come before them four
of the most discreet and upright men of every ward, and have
the money levied by their advice.
Commission to John Vyell, the elder, Walter Cunne, William
Wylmot, and Ralph Dyer dwelling in ' Toukerstret,' Bristol, to
levy and collect the same in the town and suburbs of Bristol
and the precinct thereof ; and order to them to cause to come
before them the mayor and sheriff of the town, and four or six
of the most discreet and upright men of the town and suburbs
and precinct, and have the money levied by their advice.
The like to the following : —
John Merser, ' skynner,' John Hedon, ' bocher,' Thomas
Skipwith, ' bakster,' Thomas Kenermond, John Farforth,
John Wadyngton, ' bocher ' ; in the city of Lincoln.
John Bayiibrygge of York, ' potter,' Henry Rothewell of
York, ' marchant,' Thomas Brereton of York, ' marchant,'
John Heselden of York, ' mustardmaker ' ; in the city
of York.
Order to the chancellor of the county palatine of Lancaster to
appoint some trustworthy men of the county to levy and collect
the said fifteenths and tenths in the said county and to answer
therefor at the days aforesaid ; certifying the treasurer and barons
of the Exchequer by Hilary next of the names of the persons so
appointed.
Nov. 18. Order to the escheator in the county of Northumberland to
Westminster, take the fealty of Robert de Ogle, ' chivaler,' son and heir of
Robert Ogle, knight, and Joan late his wife, and cause him to
have full seisin of all the lands which the said Joan held in her
demesne as of fee, and otherwise for life, of the gift and grant of
William de Thyrnylby, chaplain, to the said Robert Ogle, knight,
and Joan and the heirs of Robert, and also of those lands which
Joan held in dower after the death of the said Robert, sometime
her husband, of the inheritance of the said Robert the son, whose
homage the king, for 20s. paid in the hanaper, has respited until
the quinzaine of Easter next.
4 HENRY V.
175
1416.
Nov. 11.
Membrane 13 — cont.
Order to the esckeator in the county of Norfolk ; — pursuant
Westminster, to an inquisition made by him showing that Henry Heryng
of Tommeston, clerk, on the day of his death held 15 acres of land
in Snyterton, and 46s. Sd. a year of rent issuing from divers free
and customary tenements in the towns of Shropham, Snyterton,
Wylby, Hargham, Lyrlyng, Brethenham, Illyngton, Rokeland
and Stowebydon, co. Norfolk, in his demesne as of fee of the king
in chief by service of a two-hundredth part of a barony, as parcel
of the barony of Tateshale ; and that Henry Pakenham of
Shropham, esquire, son of Henry Pakenham the son of Agnes
the sister of Lettice the mother of the said Henry Heryng, is
the kinsman and next heir of the said Henry Heryng, and of full
age ; — to cause the said Henry Pakenham of Shropham to have
full seisin of the said land and rent, as the king has taken his
homage and fealty. By p.s. [700].
Nov. 8. Order to the escheator in the county of Northumberland to
Westminster, take the fealty of William de Claxton, ' chivaler,' son of William
de Claxton, ' chivaler,' the son of Leo de Claxton the son of
Denise the sister of William de Tyndale the father of Thomas
Tyn dale' the father of Walter Tyndale the father of Emma late
the wife of Richard Crawecestre, and kinsman and heir of the
said Emma, and cause him to have full seisin of all the lands
which the said Richard held on the day of his death by the courtesy
of England after the death of Emma ; as the king for one mark
paid in the hanaper has respited his homage until the quinzaine
of Trinity next.
MEMBRANE 12.
Nov. 4. Order to the escheator in the county of Gloucester ; — pursuant
Westminster, to an inquisition taken before him showing that Ralph Russell,
knight, otherwise called Ralph Russell of the Isle of Wight, the
father of Maurice Russell, ' chivaler,' deceased, was lately seised
of the manor of Durham, otherwise called the manor of Derham,
co. Gloucester, in his demesne as of fee, and by his charter (shown
to the jurors of the said inquisition), dated at Romesey the
Sunday next after the Assumption, 43 Edward III, gave and
granted the said manor, by name of his manor of Durham, with
the advowson of the church of the manor thereto belonging, and
with the reversion of a messuage and a virgate of land which
Thomas Russell held for life, 20 acres of land which William de
Cheltenham held for life, and a messuage and a virgate of land
which Thomas Piers held for life, as parcels of the aforesaid
manor, (to wit, by name of the reversion of the lands which the
said Thomas, William and Thomas held for life) to the said
Maurice and Isabel, daughter of Edmund de Chelerey, and the
heirs of their bodies ; by virtue of which gift and grant Maurice
and Isabel were seised of the premises and the said Thomas,
William and Thomas attorned to them ; and afterwards Maurice
took Isabel to wife, and they had issue, to wit, Margaret now the
176
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1416. Membrane 12 — cont.
wife of Gilbert Denys, knight, and Isabel now the wife of John
Drayton, knight ; and afterwards the said Thomas, William and
Thomas died, and Maurice and Isabel his wife entered into their
reversion of the lands aforesaid, as parcels of the manor ; and
afterwards Isabel wife of Maurice died, and Maurice survived
and continued his estate touching the said manor, advowson and
lands for his whole life, and died seised of such estate ; and that
the manor, lands and advowson are held of the king in chief by
knight service ; — to take the fealty of the said Gilbert and John,
make a partition of the manor, lands and advowson into two
equal parts, and cause Gilbert and Margaret, and John and
Isabel to have full seisin of the pourparties of Margaret and
Isabel wife of John respectively ; as the king for two marks paid
in the hanaper has respited until the quinzaine of Trinity next
the homage due from Gilbert and John by reason of their having
issue by their wives.
Nov. 7. Commitment to John Fulbroke and John Asshe, — by mainprise
Westminster. Of William Combe of the county of Somerset, parson of the church
of Camlerton, and Thomas Kyngeston of the same county, — of
the keeping of a messuage, 2 dove-cots, 3 gardens, a ferKng of
land, 10 acres of meadow, 10 acres of wood and 10 acres of furze
in Taustoke, and a messuage and a ferling of land in Yernescombe,
which came to the king's hands and are still in the king's hand by
the death of John Scatford, who held on the day of his death of
Fulk Fitz Waryn, a minor in the king's ward, in chief by knight
service, and by reason of the minority of Thomas son and heir
of the said John Scatford ; to hold the same from the time of the
death of the said John Scatford until the full age of the said
Thomas his son, rendering for the keeping the extent thereof, or
as much as may be agreed upon between them and the treasurer ;
with clause touching maintenance of buildings and support of
charges. By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
Commitment (with like clause) to John Burgh of Waleton, — by
mainprise of Richard Mayne and William Hastynges of the
county of Somerset, — of the keeping of all the lands, with all
their appurtenances, in Magor in the march of Wales adjacent to
the county of Gloucester, late of James Durburgh, who held of
the king in chief by knight service on the day of his death ; to
hold the same from the time of the death of the said James until
the full age of John his son and heir, rendering for the keeping the
extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon between him
and the treasurer. By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 30. Commitment of the county of Cumberland to John Lancastre,
Westminster. ' chivaler,' during pleasure, so that he answer at the Exchequer
as sheriff.
Order to Christopher Culwen, ' chivaler,' late sheriff, to deliver
the county to John by indenture.
Order to all persons of the county to be intendantto John assheriff .
4 HENRY V. 177
141(5. Membrane 12 — cont.
The like commitments to the following of the counties named:—
John Bertram, ' chivaler ' ; Northumberland.
William Ryngmayden ; Nottingham and Derby.
Nicholas Tourney ; Lincoln.
Richard Vernon ; Stafford.
John Brigges of Staundon ; Hereford.
Richard Wyot ; Bedford and Buckingham.
John Lancastre ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
Lewis Johan ; Essex and Hertford.
John Ovedale ; Surrey and Sussex.
Thomas Wykham ; Southampton.
Robert Andrew ; Wilts.
Richard Boyton ; Somerset and Dorset.
William Talbot, ' chivaler ' ; Devon.
Otes Tresverdion, ' chivaler ' ; Cornwall.
Thomas Burton, ' chivaler ' ; Rutland.
John Malory ; Warwick and Leicester.
George Haukeston ; Salop.
Robert Scot ; Cambridge and Huntingdon.
Nov. 30. Commitment of the county of York and the castle of York to
Westminster. Edmund Hastyng, ' chivaler,' during pleasure, so that he answer
at the Exchequer as sheriff and keeper.
Order to Richard Redeman, ' chivaler,' late sheriff and keeper,
to deliver the county and castle to Edmund by indenture.
Order to all persons of the county to be intendant to Edmund
. as sheriff and keeper.
The like commitments to the following in the counties named :—
Robert James ; Oxford and Berks.
Thomas Gren, ' chivaler ' ; Northampton.
William Darell ; Kent.
MEMBRANE n.
Aug. 16. Order to the escheator in the county of Cambridge to cause
Westminster. Reynold Barantyn son of Thomas Barantyn the brother of Drew
Barantyn, and kinsman and heir of the said Drew, to have full
seisin of all the lands which Drew held of the king in chief or was
seised of in his demesne as of fee on the day of his death, as the
king has taken his fealty and for 40s. paid in the hanaper has
respited his homage until Martinmas next ; saving to Christ:na
late the wife of Drew her reasonable dower thereof.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Buckingham.
The like to the following :—
The escheator in the county of Oxford.
Nicholas Wotton, mayor of London and escheator therein.
Aug. 28. Grant to Joan de Bohun, countess of Hereford, — by mainprise
Canterbury. of Robert Gildesburgh of the county of Essex and Robert Rokelle
Wt. 241G. F. 12.
178 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1416 Membrane 11 — cont.
of the same county, in consideration of an agreement made
between the said countess and Roger Leche, treasurer of England,
and on surrender by her of the letters patent of 18 February,
3 Henry V [p. 136 above], Avhereby the king committed to her the
keeping of the honour of Reylegh and the hundred of Rocheford,
co. Essex, with the rents, reliefs, escheats, views of frankpledge,
courts and all other liberties, royalties, franchises, profits and
commodities whatsoever pertaining to the said honour and
hundred, together with the town, fair and market of Reylegh
[and the park of Reylegh], the mills, rents, services, tolls, customs,
and all other appurtenances pertaining to the said town, fair
and market in the said county, and also of the manors of Tunderle,
Lovedon and Estwode, with the park of Tunderle and all other
appurtenances in the said county, which came to the king's
hands by the death of Edward late duke of York and by reason
of the minority of Richard son of Richard late earl of Cambridge,
his kinsman and heir, and of the manor of Naylond, with the
park of the same and all appurtenances in the counties of Essex
and Suffolk, together with a water-mill within the town of Col-
cestre, which came to the king's hands by reason of the forfeiture
of Henry Lescrop, knight, to hold the same from the time of the
death of the said duke and Henry for six years, she rendering the
extent thereof or as much as might be agreed upon between her
and the treasurer ; — of the keeping of (1) the said honour of
Reylegh, the town of Reylegh, the fair and market of the said
town, with the park of Reylegh, the hundred of Rocheford, the
manors of Tunderle, Estwode and Lovedon with the park of
Tunderle, together with mills, knights' fees, advowsons of churches
and of other ecclesiastical benefices, rents, services, customs,
wards, marriages, reliefs, escheats, views of frankpledge, courts,
tolls, franchises, liberties, royalties, profits and commodities,
and all other appurtenances to the said honour, hundred, town,
fair, market, manors and parks pertaining, co. Essex, to hold
the same from the time of the death of the said late duke until
the lawful age of the said heir, and so from heir to heir until one
of the duke's heirs shall have attained full age ; and (2) the said
manor of Naylond with the park of the same, and the town of
Great Horkesleygh with the water-mill within the town of Col-
cestre, with appurtenances in the counties of Essex and Suffolk,
parcels of the manor of Naylond, to hold the same from the time
of the death of the said Henry Lescrop for 20 years ; she render-
ing for the keeping aforesaid 235 marks yearly at the Exchequer
by equal portions at Michaelmas and Easter, to wit, for the
honour of Reylegh, the town, fair and market and the park of
Reylegh, 9Z., for the hundred, 100s., for the manor of Tunderle
with the park of Tunderle, 121. , for the manor of Estwode
33Z. 13s. 4d., for the manor of Lovedon 11., and for the manor of
Naylond with the park of the same, the town of Great Horkes-
leygh and the mill within the town of Colcestre, and all the
appurtenances in the said counties of Essex and Suffolk, 90Z. ;
with clause touching maintenance of buildings and support of
4 HENRY V.
179
Nov. 19.
Westminster,
Membrane 11 — cont.
charges, and proviso that if any other person shall be willing
hereafter without fraud to render more for the keeping, or if it
shall be found by inquisition or in other lawful manner that the
keeping is worth more than 235 marks, then the countess shall
be bound to render for the keeping according to the value thereof
thus to be found, or as much as any other person shall be willing
without fraud to render for the same.
By K. and by bill of the treasurer.
Order to the escheator in the county of Northumberland to
take the fealty of Thomas Hibburne, son and heir of Robert
Hibburne, and cause him to have full seisin of all the lands
which his father held of the king in chief or was seised of in his
demesne as of fee on the day of his death, as the king for 65. Sd.
paid in the hanaper has respited his homage until the quinzaine
of Easter next ; saving to Agnes late the wife of Robert her
reasonable dower thereof.
Nov. 7. Order to the escheator in the county of Lincoln to take the
Westminster, fealty of John Burgh, esquire, of the county of York, who has
taken to wife Isabel one of the sisters and heirs of Ralph
Monboucher, make a partition into two equal parts of all the
lands of the said Ralph, and cause John Kenermond of the county
of Lincoln and Maud his wife, Ralph's other sister and heir, and
the said John Burgh and Isabel, to have full seisin of the pour-
parties of Maud and Isabel respectively, as the king has taken the
fealty of the said John Kenermond ; saving to Margaret late the
wife of Ralph her reasonable dower thereof, and provided always
that each of the heirs and parceners have in her pourparty a
share of the lands which are held of the king in chief, and so be
the king's tenant.
MEMBRANE 10.
Oct. 16. Order to the escheator in the county of York ; — in pursuance
Westminster. of a writ of 28 November last to Peter de la Hay, late escheator,
(consequent upon an inquisition taken before him, showing that
Peter Maulay, ' chivaler,' died seised in his demesne as of fee of
a third part of the manor of Killyngwyk, Appilgarth and Hun-
manby, and that the said third part is held of the king in chief
by knight service, and that distance, the wife of John Bygod,
' chivaler,' and Elizabeth, the wife of George Salvan, are the
sisters and next heirs of Peter, and of full age), to take the fealties
of the said John and George, make a partition of the said third
part into two equal parts, and cause the said John and Custance,
and George and Elizabeth, to have full seisin of the pourparties
of Custance and Elizabeth respectively, as the king for a certain
fine paid in the hanaper had respited until a certain day now
past the homage due from John and George by reason of their
having issue by their wives ; — to take the fealties of the said
John and George, and make a partition of the premises and livery
180
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Membrane 10 — cont.
of the pourparties as above ; as the said late escheator was
removed from his office before he had executed the said writ.
Nov. 16. Order to the escheator in the county of Suffolk ; — pursuant to
Westminster. an inquisition made by him showing that Isabel late the wife of
William Ufford, sometime earl of Suffolk, on the day of her death
held the castle and town of Orford, the manor of Perham with the
advowson of the priory of Caumpesse, the manor of Ufford with
the advowson of the church of the town of Ufford, the manor and
lordship of Sogonho, the manor and lordship of Wyndyrvill,
and the quay and pool of Wodbrigg, co. Suffolk, for term of her
life of the demise and grant of William Phelipp, Robert Asshefeld,
Thomas de Wroxham and Henry Sergeant, with reversion to
Robert de Wylughby, knight, lord de Eresby, who now survives,
by virtue of certain grants of the reversions of the said castle,
town, manors, lands, rents, services and advowsons made by the
said William Phelypp, Robert Asshefeld, Thomas and Henry, by
letters patent (which were shown to the jurors of the inquisition)
to William de Wylughby, lord de Eresby (the father of Robert)
and the heirs male of his body ; by virtue of which grants Isabel
attorned to the said William de Wylughby ; and that the said
William de Wylughby died long before Isabel's death ; and that
the said Robert de Wylughby is his son and heir male of his body,
and of full age ; and that the said castle and town of Orford, the
manors and lordships of Sogonho and Wyndyf vyll and the quay
and pool of Wodbrigg are held of the king in chief, and the remain-
ing manors of Ufford and Perham, together with the advowsons
aforesaid of others than the king ; — to take the fealty of the said
Robert Wylughby and cause him to have full seisin of the said
castle, town, manors, lordships, quay and pool, together with the
said advowsons, as the king for 405. paid in the hanaper has
respited his homage until the quinzaine of Easter next.
Nov. 6. Order to the escheator in the county of Surrey ; — pursuant
Westminster, to an inquisition made by him showing that Robert Bussebrigg on
the day of his death held in his demesne as of fee a messuage,
half a virgate of arable land and 20s. of rent forthcoming from
divers tenants in Ewhurst in the township of Gumshulffe, co.
Surrey, payable by equal portions at the four principal terms of
the year, by service of 14s. a year, payable at Easter and Michael-
mas" equally, and suit to the sheriff's turn, to wit, at Easter and
Michaelmas, for all other services, 60 acres of arable land in Gum-
shulffe, 40 acres of arable land in Shire and in the hundred of
Godalmyng, and a messuage and a carucate of land in Godalmyng ;
and that the messuage and half a virgate of land and the rent
in Ewhurst are held of the king in socage, and the other lands
in Gumshulffe, Shire and Godalmyng of others than the king ;
and that Thomas Bussebrigg, son of the said Robert, is his next
heir and 21 years of age ; — to cause the said Thomas to have full
seisin of the said messuage land and rent in Ewehurst, as the king
has taken his fealty ; removing the king's hand from the rest of
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181
1416. Membrane 10 — cont.
the premises, if they are in the king's hand for no other cause
than the death of Robert, and delivering to Thomas any issues
taken therefrom since the time of Robert's death.
Dec. 10. Order to the escheator in the county of Hertford to take the
Westminster, fealties of Robert Langford, son of Anne one of the daughters of
John Beverlee, and Walter Daundesey, knight, son of Elizabeth
the other daughter of John Beverlee, John's kinsmen and heirs,
make a partition into two equal parts of all the lands which
Amice late the wife of Robert Bardolf held in dower after the
death of the said John, her first husband, of the inheritance of
the said Robert Langford and Walter, and of all the lands which
John and Amice held on the days of their death to themselves
and the heirs of John, and cause the said Robert Langford and
Walter to have full seisin of their pourparties, as the king for
40s. paid in the hanaper has respited then* homage until the
octave of the Purification next ; provided always that Robert
Langford and Walter have each in his pourparty a share of the
lands which are held of the king in chief, and so be the king's
tenant.
Order in like terms to Henry Barton, mayor of London and
escheator therein, omitting the taking of fealty.
The like to the escheator in the county of Oxford.
MEMBRANE 9.
Nov. 30. Order to the escheator in the county of Middlesex ; — pursuant
Westminster, to an inquisition taken before him showing that John Wykes,
esquire, on the day of his death held no lands in the county in his
demesne as of fee or in service, of the king or of others, but that
on 16 October 15 Richard II the king by letters patent granted
the office of marshal coram rege to him, by name of John de
Wykes, esquire, for life with all fees and profits duly pertaining
to the said office, as in the said letters shown in evidence to the
jurors of the inquisition more fully is contained, by virtue of
which letters the said John was seised of the said office ; and
that afterwards the said late king, on 10 February 20 Richard II,
with the assent of Parliament, by letters patent, (likewise shown
in evidence to the said jurors), among other things granted, for
himself and his heirs, that the office of marshal in the King's
Bench, which John then held for life, as aforesaid, with reversion
to the said late king and his heirs, should remain after John's
death, with all fees and profits duly pertaining to the office,
to Thomas late earl of Nottingham and marshal of England,
and the heirs male of his body, and that Thomas and his said
heirs male might freely and with impunity grant the office, as
soon as by the death, cession, resignation or surrender of John,
or otherwise, it should be vacant, to any fit person, any exist-
ing letters patent to the contrary notwithstanding, by virtue
of which letters the said John attorned to the said late earl
182 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 9 — cont.
in respect of the said office ; and that the office contained in the
letters patent to John and the office contained in the letters
patent to the late earl is one and the same office ; and that
Thomas the late earl had issue, to wit, one Thomas late earl
marshal and earl of Nottingham, and John now earl marshal
and earl of Nottingham ; and that the said late earl, the father,
afterwards died seised of the reversion of the office, after whose
death the right of the reversion descended to Thomas the son,
as son and heir of Thomas the father ; and that afterwards
Thomas the son died seised of the reversion, after whose death
the right of the reversion descended to the said John, now earl,
as brother and next heir of Thomas the son, since Thomas the
son died without heir male of his body ; and that the said John
Wykes on the day of his death held the said office of marshal in
the King's Bench for life only with reversion to the said John
now earl marshal and earl of Nottingham in tail male ; and that
John Wykes died on 13 September last ; and that John now earl
marshal and earl of Nottingham is 24 years of age and more ; —
to deliver the said office with the fees and profits aforesaid to
the said earl, as the king has taken his fealty and for 20s. paid
in the hanaper has respited his homage until the quinzaine of
Easter next.
Dec. 10. Order to the escheator in the county of Stafford ; — pursuant to
Westminster. an inquisition taken before him showing that Amice late the
wife of Robert Bardolf on the day of her death held for life, (1)
the manor of Pencrich, of the king in chief by service of a knight's
fee, of the gift and feoffment of Alan de Buxhull, knight, and
Thomas Cheyne to her and John de Beverle her late husband,
deceased, and the heirs of John, and (2) the manor of Rodbaston,
of the king in chief by service of a fifth part of a knight's fee, of
the gift and feoffment of John de Peyto, knight, and Eleanor his
wife, to her and the said John de Beverle and the heirs of John ;
and that Robert Langeford, son of Anne one of the daughters and
heirs of the said John de Beverle, and Walter Daundesey, knight,
son of Elizabeth the other daughter and heir of John de Beverle,
are John's kinsmen and next heirs and of full age ; and that
Robert Langeford, to whom with the said Walter, as kinsmen and
heirs of John de Beverle, the reversion of the manors descended,
in the lifetime of Amice granted the reversion of a moiety of
the manors, to witj whatsoever pertained to him, to Humphrey
Stafford, knight, and his heirs, by a fine levied in the king's court ;
and that the reversion of the other moiety of the manors at the
time of the death of Amice pertained, and now pertains, to
Walter ; — to cause the said Walter to have full seisin of his
moiety of the manors ; as the king for a certain fine paid in the
hanaper has respited until a certain day yet to come the homage
due from Robert Langeford and Walter in this respect and for
the lands in divers counties which Amice held in dower, and for
other lands which John de Beverle and she held to themselves
and the heirs of John ; and as the king has ordered the fealty of the
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Membrane 9 — -cont.
said Robert Langeford and Walter to be taken by the escheator
in the county of Hertford.
1417.
Feb. 10. Order to the escheator in the county of Essex ; — pursuant to
Westminster. an inquisition made by Robert Darcy, late escheator, showing that
John de Bryche on the day of his death held in his demesne as of
fee 70 acres of land, 5s. 9|d. of rent in the town of Bryche, and a
messuage, 30 acres of land and 4 acres of wood in the same town ;
and that the said 70 acres of land and the rent are held of the
honour of Hagenet by service of common suit of court to the manor
of Hawele, co. Suffolk, every three weeks for all service, and the
rest of the premises of others than the king ; and that Robert
Bryche, son of the said John, is his next heir and 28 years of
age ; — to take the fealty of Robert and cause him to have full
seisin of the said 70 acres of land and the rent, removing the king's
hand from the rest of the premises, if they are in the king's hand
for no other cause than the death of John, and delivering to Robert
any issues taken therefrom since the time of John's death.
Feb. 17. Order to the escheator in the county of WTilts ; — pursuant to
Westminster. an inquisition made by John Barewe, late escheator, showing that
Simon Michell on the day of his death held a messuage and 2£
virgates of land in Milton by Puesey in his demesne as of fee, of
Henry IV as of his castle of Old Sarum, by service of 13d. a year
for all service, payable at Michaelmas ; and that Thomas Michel,
son of the said Simon, is his next heir and 31 years of age ; — to
take the fealty of Thomas and cause him to have full seisin of the
said messuage and land.
, .,„ MEMBRANE 8.
Nov. 25. Order to the escheator in the county of Somerset ; — pursuant to an
Westminster, inquisition made by John Warre, late escheator, showing that Eliza-
beth late the wife of William de Monte Acuto, late earl of Salisbury,
on the day of her death was seised of the manor of Codecombe in her
demesne as of fee tail, since John de Mohun, 'chivaler,' and Joan
his wife, held the said manor of the gift and grant of William de
Houthorp and Richard Cok, chaplain, to them and the heirs of their
bodies, and had issue, Philippa now duchess of York, the said Eliza-
beth, and Maud late the wife of John lord Lestraunge, and afterwards
died, after whose death the said manor together with other lands
descended to the said Philippa and Elizabeth and to Richard
now lord Lestraunge, son and lieu* of the said Maud, since Maud
died long before ; and that afterwards a division was made of
the said inheritance between the said Philippa, Elizabeth and
Richard, so that the said manor of Codecombe was assigned to
the pourparty of Elizabeth ; and that Elizabeth died without
heir of her body ; and that Philippa and Richard are her next
heirs by the form of the aforesaid grant, and of full age ; and
that the manor aforesaid is held of the king in chief by knight
service ; — to take the fealty of Richard, make a partition of the
184 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 8 — cont.
manor into two equal parts, and cause the said duchess and
Richard to have full seisin of their pourparties ; as the king has
taken the homage and fealty of Philippa, and for 205. paid in the
hanaper has respited Richard's homage until the quinzaine of
Easter next. By p.s. [716].
Order to the escheator in the county of Warwick ; — pursuant
to an inquisition taken before John Knyghtley, late escheator,
showing that Elizabeth late the wife of William de Monte Acuto,
late earl of Salisbury, on the day of her death was seised of the
manor of Whicheford and of the advowson of a third part of the
church of the manor in her demesne as of fee tail, since John
Mohun, ' chivaler ' and Joan his wife had the said manor and
advowson of the grant of Ives de Clynton to them and the heirs
of their bodies (by a fine levied in the king's court at Westminster
in the quinzaine of St. Martin, 22 Edward III, before John de
Stonore and his fellows then justices of the Bench, between the
said John de Mohoun and Joan, querents, and the said Ives,
deforciant, and shown to the jurors of the inquisition at the time
of the taking of the same), and had issue, Philippa now duchess of
York, the said Elizabeth, and Maud late the wife of John lord le
Strange, and afterwards died, after whose death the said manor
and advowson together with other lands descended to the said
Philippa and Elizabeth and to Richard now lord le Straunge, son
and heir of the said Maud, since Maud died long before ; and that
afterwards a division was made of the said inheritance between
the said Philippa, Elizabeth and Richard, so that the said
manor together with the advowson of the third part of the church
of the manor was assigned to the pourparty of Elizabeth ; and
that Elizabeth died without heir of her body ; and that Philippa
and Richard are her next heirs by the form of the aforesaid grant,
and of full age ; and that the said manor and advowson are held
of the earl of Hereford ; — to make a partition of the said manor
of Whicheford and of the third part of the advowson of the said
church into two equal parts, and cause the said duchess and
Richard to have full seisin of their pourparties : as the king has
taken the homage and fealty of the duchess for her pourparty of
the manor of Codecombe, co. Somerset, and for a certain fine
paid in the hanaper has respited the homage of Richard for his
pourparty of the same until a certain day yet to come, and has
ordered the escheator in the county of Somerset to take Richard's
fealty, make a partition of the said manor of Codecombe into two
equal parts, and cause the said duchess and Richard to have full
seisin of their pourparties.
Dec. 16. Commitment to John Everdon, clerk, and Henry Caysho, —
Westminster, by mainprise of John Wykes of the county of Gloucester and
Ralph Hastynges of the county of York, — of the keeping of a
certain plot of meadow by Le Pye in the fields of Northampton ;
to hold the same from Michaelmas last for as long as the said plot
shall remain in the hand of the king or of his heirs by reason of
4 HENRY V. 185
1416. Membrane 8 — cotif.
the felony which Juliana Murdak committed and for which she
was burnt, rendering 6s. 8d. yearly at the Exchequer at Easter
and Michaelmas equally, as they rendered for the same heretofore.
By bill of the treasurer.
1417.
Feb. 16. Order to the escheator in the counties of Devon and Cornwall
Westminster, to cause Richard de Beauchamp of Bergevenny, ' chivaler,'
and Isabel his wife, sister and heir of Richard the son and heir
of Thomas late lord le Despenser, to have full seisin of all the
lands which Constance late the wife of the said Thomas held on
the day of her death in dower of the inheritance of Isabel ; as
the king has taken Richard's fealty.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Gloucester
and the adjacent march of Wales.
The like to the following : —
Henry Barton, mayor of London and escheator therein.
The escheator in the county of Oxford.
The escheator in the county of York.
The escheator in the county of Lincoln.
The escheator in the county of Nottingham.
The escheator in the county of Buckingham.
Feb. 14. Order to the escheator in the county of Wilts ; — pursuant to
Westminster, an inquisition made by John atte Bergh, late egcheator, showing
that Thomas Stabber, deceased, held in his demesne as of fee of
the king in chief, a messuage, a carucate and a half of land (less
a twentieth part of an acre of land), and 10s. of rent in Wychford,
by service of 2s. payable yearly to the king at bis castle of Old
Sarum at Michaelmas for all services ; and that Joan, who is 14
years of age, and Elizabeth, who is 12 years of age, are the daugh-
ters and next heirs of Thomas; — to take the fealty of Joan, make
a partition of the premises into two equal parts, and cause Joan
to have full seisin of her pourparty, delivering Elizabeth's pour-
party, together with the issues thereof from the time of the death
of Thomas, to her next friend, to keep the same to her use until
her lawful age.
. ,,fi MEMBRANE 7.
Nov. 28. Order to H. archbishop of Canterbury to appoint some trust-
Westminster, worthy men of the clergy of his diocese to levy and collect in the
said diocese the two tenths which the prelates and clergy of the
province of Canterbury in their last convocation in the cathedral
church of St. Paul, London, begun on 9 November and continued
from day to day until 23 November last, granted to the king of
all ecclesiastical goods and benefices assessed and accustomed
to pay to a tenth (except the goods and benefices of poor
nuns and hospitallers, and ecclesiastical benefices and goods in
Whales and elsewhere which have been destroyed or excessively
diminished by hostile raids or floods or othei-wisp. touching which,
186 CALENDAR Ofr FINE ROLLS.
141(3. Membrane 7 — conl.
though not expressly named in the archbishop's certificates, letters
of the ordinaries will be accepted, as if they had been expressly
named, and except also the goods and benefices of the colleges
of St. Mary of Winchester in Oxford and of St. Mary near the
city of Winchester of the foundation of the bishop of Winchester,
and except the church of Portlond in the diocese of Salisbury
which by such hostile raids has been burnt, plundered and exces-
sively diminished), payable a tenth and a half tenth at the
Purification next and the other half tenth in the octave of Easter
next, under these conditions, to wit, that the payment of the
whole tenth granted in the convocation held on 18 November
A.D. 1415 in the said church of St. Paul and continued from day
to day until 2 December following, and payable at Martinmas
next, shall be deferred until the Midsummer folio whig and in no way
demanded by the king before that tune, and further that no one
be excused from the collection of such tenths by royal privileges,
and that no ordinary by colour of any exception made by him of
any monastery or benefice be excused by the king's writs or in
any other way from certifying the king touching the value of
the goods or benefices thus by him excepted. And answer is to
be made to the king for the said tenths at the terms aforesaid ;
and the archbishop is to certify the treasurer and barons of the
Exchequer by Christmas next at the latest of the names of the
persons appointed by him.
Mittitur in extractis,
Order in like terms to H. bishop of Winchester.
The like to the following : —
J. bishop of Ely.
P. bishop of Lincoln.
N. bishop of Bath and Wells, or his vicar-general, the bishop
being in remote parts.
S. bishop of St. Davids.
R. bishop of Rochester.
R. bishop of Salisbury, or his vicar-general, the bishop being
in remote parts.
The guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric of Chiches-
ter, the see being void.
J. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, or his vicar-general,
the bishop being in remote parts.
B. bishop of Bangor.
J. bishop of Llandaff.
E. bishop of Exeter.
J. bishop of Norwich, or his vicar-general, the bishop being
in remote parts.
R. bishop of Hereford.
R. bishop of London, or his vicar-general, the bishop being
in remote parts.
The bishop of St. Asaph.
Th. bishop of Worcester.
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Membrane 1 — conl.
Order in like terms to the abbot of St. Albans touching his
exempt jurisdiction.
Nov. 22. Order to the escheator in the counties of Somerset and Dorset
Westminster, to take the fealty of Reynold West, brother and heir of Thomas
West, ' chivaler,' and cause him to have full seisin of all the lands
which the said Thomas held of the king in chief or was seised
of in his. demesne as of fee on the day of his death, as the king has
taken his homage. By p.s. [714].
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Devon,
omitting the taking of fealty.
The like to the following :—
The escheator in the counties of Southampton and Wilts.
The escheator in the county of Sussex.
The escheator in the counties of Warwick and Leicester.
The escheator in the county of Lincoln.
Nov. 10. Order to the escheator in the county of York ; — pursuant to
Westminster, an inquisition made by him showing that Maud late the wife of
John Day veil on the day of her death held in her demesne as of
fee 7 messuages and 7£ bovates of land in Bysopthorp, a tenement
called ' Bwustardhall,' and another tenement in Medelthorp ;
and that the said messuages and land are held of the king in chief
by fealty and service of 2 marks a year for all service, and the
said tenements of others than the king ; and that William
Day veil is Maud's son and next heir, and 40 years of age and
more ; — to take the fealty of William for the messuages and land
aforesaid and cause him to have full seisin of the same, removing
the king's hand from the said tenements which are held of others
than the king, if they are in the king's hand for no other cause
than the death of Maud, and delivering to William any issues
taken therefrom since the time of Maud's death.
Dec. 15. Commitment to William Lasyngby, Christopher Boynton and
Westminster. William Burgh, esquire, — by main prise of Christopher Cony ers and
Thomas Manyngham of the county of York, — of the keeping of all
the lands late of Nicholas Gower, of the county of York, esquire,
who held in chief on the day of his death of Philip son and heir of
John late lord de Darcy, a minor in the king's ward, which are
in the king's hand by the death of Nicholas and by reason of the
minority of John his son and heir and by reason also of the
minority of the said Philip ; to hold the same from the time of
the death of Nicholas until the lawful age of the said John together
with his marriage, if adjudged to the king, and so from heir
to heir until one of them, shall have attained full age and they
shall have effected the marriage, rendering for the keeping the
extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon between them
and the treasurer, at the Exchequer by equal portions at Easter
and Michaelmas, and for the marriage likewise as much as may
be agreed upon between them and the treasurer, and finding fit
188 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1416. Membrane 1 — cont.
maintenance for the heir ; with clause touching maintenance of
buildings and support of charges. By bill of the treasurer.
1417.
Feb. 22. Commitment to Richard de Burgh of the county of Norfolk,—
Westminster, j^y niainprise of Henry Yakesley of the county of Suffolk and
Thomas Elger of the county of Norfolk, — of the keeping of three
acres of land in Fisshele, which are in the king's hand by reason
of the acquisition thereof made without the king's licence by
Nicholas Lyon from Nicholas Rudham, who held them of the
king in chief ; to hold the said three acres of land during the
king's pleasure, rendering I8d., as the escheator of the county
used to render heretofore, and an increment of 12d., yearly by
equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers, and
supporting all charges. By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 6.
Jan. 28. Order to H. archbishop of York to appoint some trustworthy
Westminster. men of the clergy of his diocese to levy and collect in the said
diocese the tenths which the prelates and clergy of the province
of York in their last convocation in their provincial council held
in the cathedral church of St. Peter, York, on 5 January and
continued until 12 January last, in solemn convocation, after
many discussions and various excuses on account of their notorious
poverty and the other disadvantages which now beset them,
with welcome promptitude granted to the king in the following
terms, to wit, on the said 12 January in the chapter house of the
said church in the said convocation there held, for the king's
pleasure they granted that the tenth payable at Midsummer next
(saving all exceptions in the grant of the said tenth comprehended)
should now be paid at Easter next, provided that the archbishop
on behalf of the said prelates and clergy received before Easter
the king's writ discharging them from payment of the said tenth
at Midsummer on account of the previous payment of the same
at Easter ; and granted also for the defence of the realm and of
the church of England a tenth, payable at Martinmas next, of all
their ecclesiastical benefices, and temporalities and spiritualities,
and temporalities annexed to spiritualities, except the community
of the cathedral church of York and the parish church of Mister-
ton, on account of the excessive [expenses necessarily incurred
in the building, repairing and restoration of the said cathedral
church which has been notoriously burdened and disfigured by
reason of the sudden collapse of the belfry cf the same, and
except the priories of Ellerton, Watton, Madersay, Felley,
Rufford, Holmecoltram, Egleston, Cokirsand, and the priory
of the cathedral church of Carlisle, with their spiritualities
and temporalities, and all benefices of nuns, and except also
benefices, dignities, hospitals, offices, prebends, portions and
pensions, temporalities, spiritualities and temporalities annexed
to spiritualities, within the province, which are assessed at
100s. and under according to the new assessment, and the church
4 HENRY V. 180
Membrane 6 — cont.
of Kirkham, co. Lancaster, and except also, as at other times,
the lands and possessions of the abbot and convent of Meaux
which have been destroyed by the waters of the sea, the Humber
and other rivers in Holdernes, and benefices in Cumberland,
Westmoreland, Coupland and Northumberland, and the tem-
poralities annexed thereto, which have been destroyed, touching
which the certificates of the ordinaries will be accepted ; provided
moreover that the said prelates and clergy in no wise be com-
pelled to make payment with lay persons of a fifteenth in respect
of ecclesiastical goods, temporalities, spiritualities and tem-
poralities annexed to spiritualities, on which tenths are paid,
whether such goods are in their hands or in the hands of farmers.
And answer is to be made for the said tenths at the said terms ;
and the archbishop is to certify the treasurer and barons of the
Exchequer by 1 March next at the latest of the names of the
persons appointed by him.
Order in like terms to Th. bishop of Durham.
The like to W. bishop of Carlisle.
Feb. 8. Order to the escheator in the county of Cornwall ; — pursuant
Westminster, to an inquisition made by him showing that Nicholas Bromford,
esquire, on the day of his death was seised in his demesne as of
fee of 2 messuages and a Cornish acre of land in Horylake and
Lokeham, and held the messuages and land of the king by reason
of an outlawry for felony promulgated against William Giffard
for the death of Richard Bevyle, rector of the church of Whitston,
since Robert Horylake, grandfather of Nicholas (whose heir
Nicholas was) held the said messuages and land of the said
William Giffard and his heirs in socage by fealty and by service
of \d. a year, payable at Michaelmas, for all service ; and that
Nicholas was also seised in his demesne as of fee of 3 messuages, a
toft and a ferling of land in Wodeknoll and Dounrewe, a messuage,
a toft and half a ferling of land in Lytelbrygge and Spaynardis-
knoll, a messuage and a ferling of land in Neadecote, an English
acre of land in Wynhous, a messuage and a ferling of land in
Pennalt, a messuage and half a ferling of land in Uppeton, 2
messuages and 3 curtilages in Stratton, a messuage and 2 English
acres of land in Merwynchurche, a messuage and half a ferling
of land in Wodeforde, a messuage and a ferling of land in Gousham,
a messuage and a ferling of land in Yolkysdon, and 3s. of yearly
rent in Dodecote, which are held of others than the king ; and
that John Bromforde the son of the said Nicholas is his next
heir and 30 years of age and more ; — to take the fealty of John
and cause him to have full seisin of the said messuages and land
in Horylake and Lokeham, removing the king's hand from the
rest of the premises, if they have been taken into the king's hand
for no other cause than the death of Nicholas, and delivering to
John any issues taken therefrom since the time of the death of
Nicholas.
190
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1417. Membrane 6 — cont.
Feb. 8. Grant to John Wodhous, esquire, and John Straunge, clerk, of
Westminster, the keeping of all the lands late of Thomas Foulishirst, who held
of the king in chief on the day of his death, which came to the
king's hands by reason of the minority of John the son and heir
of the said Thomas, together with the keeping and marriage of
the said John ; to hold the keeping of the said lands, together
with the keeping and marriage of the said .heir, during his minority,
and so from heir to heir until one of them shall have attained full
age ; provided always that they find fit maintenance for the heir,
keep the houses, buildings, woods, gardens and enclosures without
waste and destruction, and do and support all other charges
incumbent on the lands, and that they cause the surplus over and
above the maintenance and charge aforesaid to be applied well
and lawfully from time to time to the construction of the king's
works. By p.s. [764].
Vacated on surrender.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
Order to the escheator in the county of Bedford ; — pursuant
(1) to an inquisition taken before Thomas Derham, late escheator,
showing that Thomas White, son of William WThite of Wylden, co.
Bedford, on the day of his death held a messuage with an adjacent
croft, another croft containing 2 acres of land, and 27| acres of
land in Wylden in his demesne as of fee of Henry IV as of the
honour of Peverell by service of rendering a pound of pepper
yearly at Michaelmas for all service ; and that John Morys, son
of Agnes White the sister of William White the father of the said
Thomas White, is his next heir and 36 years of age and more ;
and that by virtue of an inquisition taken at Bedford on the
Saturday next before the feast of St. Martin, 16 Richard II,
before John Craunfeld, then escheator, by virtue of his office,
after the death of William White of Wylden, father of the said
Thomas White (whose heir Thomas was), the said messuage,
crofts and land were seized by the said John Craunfeld into the
hands of Richard II, and remained in the hands of the said king
all his life, by colour of the said inquisition and by reason of the
minority of the said Thomas White, and for the reason aforesaid
came to the hands of Henry IV, by the abdication of Richard,
and remained in his hands all his life without suit thereof out
of the king's hands being made by the said Thomas White, and
by the death of Henry IV came to the king's hands, and are still
in the king's hands ; and that the escheators of the county, as
well from the time of the death of the said Thomas White as
from the time of the death of the said William White, have taken
the issues and profits, year by year after the death of the said
William White, by colour of the aforesaid inquisition taken before
the said John Craunfeld, and by reason of the minority of Thomas
White, and also by colour of another inquisition taken at Wylden
on 20 April, 2 Henry IV, before Guy Bracy, then escheator by
virtue of a writ directed to him ; and that the said Thomas, late
escheator, took the issues and profits at the time of the taking of
the aforesaid inquisition ; and that Thomas White held no other
4 HENRY V.
191
1417.
Feb. 26.
Westminster.
March 10.
Westminster.
March 16.
Westminster.
1416.
Dec. 20.
Westminster.
Membrane 6 — cont.
lands of Henry IV or of others in the said county on the day of
his death, in demesne or in service ; and (2) to another inquisition
likewise taken before the said Thomas Derham, showing that
Agnes White of Wylden on the day of her death held a messuage,
20 acres of land and 3 acres of meadow in Wylden in her demesne
as of fee of Henry IV as of the honour aforesaid by service of
rendering half a pound of pepper yearly at Michaelmas for all
service ; and that Agnes died on 5 June, 10 Henry IV ; and that
the said John Morys is her son and next heir, and 36 years of age
and more ; and that the said messuage, land and meadow have
been seized by the escheators in the county by virtue of their
office into the hands of Henry IV and into the king's hands from
the time of the death of Agnes until the day of the last inquisition,
and throughout that time the said escheators have taken the
issues and profits ; — to cause the said John Morys to have full
seisin of the messuages, lands, crofts and meadow aforesaid,
which by the death of the said William White and Agnes and by
reason of the minority of Thomas, were taken into the hands of
the late kings and are still in the king's hands ; as the king has
taken his fealty.
MEMBRANE 5.
Order to the escheator in the county of Bedford to take the
fealty of Gerard Braybroke, the younger, son of Eleanor one of
the daughters of Amaury de Sancto Amando, ' chivaler,' and
sister of Ida late the wife of Thomas West, ' chivaler,' Amaury 's
second daughter, and Ida's kinsman and heir, and cause him
to have full seisin of all the lands which Ida held of the king in
chief or was seised of in her demesne as of fee on the day of her
death, as the king for one mark paid in the hanaper has respited
his homage until the quinzaine of Easter next.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Berks,
omitting the taking of fealty.
Order to the escheator in the county of Hereford and the
adjacent march of Wales to cause Thomas Walleweyn, son and
heir of John Walleweyn, esquire, to have full seisin of all the lands
which his father held of the king in chief or was seised in his
demesne as of fee on the day of his death, as the king has taken
his homage and fealty. By p.s. [792].
Commitment to Nicholas Tourney, — by mainprise of John
Waterton, esquire, and Thomas Poge, esquire, both of the county
of Lincoln, — of the keeping of the said county from Michaelmas
last in terms as above [p. 168] ; the late commitment [p. 177
above} notwithstanding. By bill of the treasurer.
Commission during pleasure to John Godestone and James
Andrewe to levy and collect in person in the port of Ipswich and in
192 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
14 \Qt Membrane 5 — cont.
all adjacent ports and places, after inspection of the merchandise,
the subsidy which in the Parliament held at Westminster on the
Monday after the feast of All Saints, 3 Henry V, was granted to
the king from Michaelmas last for life, for the safe keeping of the
sea, to wit, 3s. on every tun of wine for import and export (the
king's prise only excepted) and I2d. in the pound on all wares for
import and export (except wools, hides and woolfells, and wine,
and except every kind of corn and flour and fresh fish and beasts
for import, and except ale and victuals for export for the victualling
of Calais and Hareflieu and the marches there) ; and to answer
at ;the Exchequer for the moneys forthcoming since Michaelmas
last. By bill of the treasurer.
The like to the following in the ports and places named : —
John Henege and John Belle ; in the port of Boston and
in all adjacent ports and places.
William Glover and John Thorp ; in the ports of Exeter and
Dertemouth etc.
Simon Berde and Robert Elys ; in the port of Great Yar-
mouth etc.
William Johnson and William Lampton ; in the port of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne etc.
William Hastynges and Richard Mayne ; in the port of
Brygge water etc.
William Ledes and William Warner ; in the port of Sand-
wich etc.
Thomas Fry and William Payne ; in the port of Melcombe
etc.
John Norton and Richard Bukland ; in the port of London
etc.
John Bukworth and John Bukenham ; in the port of Lenne
etc.
William Catton and John Waleys ; in the port of Chichester
etc.
Thomas Rokes and William. Normore ; in the port of Bristol
etc.
William Soper and John Esgaston ; in the port of Southamp-
ton etc.
John Horwode and William Spenser ; in the ports of Ply-
mouth and Fowy etc.
John Bedford and Richard Ulston, clerk ; in the port of
Kyngeston-upon-Hull etc.
MEMBRANE 4.
Dec. 20. Commission during pleasure to William Johnson and William
Westminster. Lambeton to levy and collect in person in the port of Newcastle-
upon-Tyne and in all adjacent ports and places the subsidy on
wools, hides and woolfells which in the Parliament held at West-
minster on the Monday after the feast of All Saints, 3 Henry V,
was granted to the king from Michaelmas last for life, for the
4 HENRY V. 193
Membrane 4 — cont.
defence of the realm, to wit, on each sack of wool 435. 4d. from
denizens and 60s. from aliens, on every 240 woolfells the like
amounts, and on each last of hides 100s. from denizens and 8 marks
from aliens ; and to keep the ' coket ' seal in the said port ;
answering at the Exchequer for the moneys forthcoming since
Michaelmas last. By bill of the treasurer.
The like to the following in the ports and places named : —
John Boteller and John Hyll ; in the port of London and in
all adjacent ports and places.
Richard Ulverston, clerk, and John Bedford ; in the port of
Kyngeston-upon-Hull etc.
John Belle and John Henegge ; in the port of Boston etc.
John Bukworth and John Bukenham ; in the port of Lenne
etc.
Simon Berde and Robert Elys ; in the port of Great Yar-
mouth etc.
John Godestone and James Andrewe ; in the port of Ipswich
etc.
William Ledes and William Warner ; in the port of Sandwich
etc.
William Catton and John Waleys ; in the port of Chichester
etc.
William Soper and John Esgaston ; in the port of Southamp-
ton etc.
John Thorp and William Glover ; in the ports of Exeter
and Dertemouth etc.
John Horewod and William Spenser ; in the ports of
Plymmouth and Fowy etc.
Wt. 2415. F. 13.
(194)
5 HENRY V.
March 2 1 .
Westminster.
March 26.
Westminster.
March 24.
Westminster.
April 1.
Westminster.
March 21.
Westminster.
May 1.
Westminster.
May 2.
Westminster.
April 25.
Westminster.
May 5.
Westminster.
May 1.
Westminster.
May 22.
Westminster.
May 20.
Westminster.
May 23.
Westminster.
June 8.
Westminster.
June 14.
Waltham.
July 9.
Southampton.
[Letters etc. dated on and after 1 August in this year are tested by
John duke of Bedford, guardian of England.]
MEMBRANE 28.
Order to Henry Barton, mayor of London and escheator therein,
to take into the king's hand and keep safely until further order
all the lands in his bailiwick whereof Adam Fraunceys, ' chivaler,'
who held of the king in chief, was seised in his demesne as of fee
on the day of his death ; and to make inquisition touching his
lands and heir.
The like orders touching the lands of the following persons,
addressed to the escheators in the counties named : —
[The same Adam] ; Essex ; Middlesex ; Bedford.
William Pershut, esquire ; Southampton and Wilts.
Juliana Seintleger ; Kent.
William Paulyn of Hunmanby ; York.
Adam Fraunceys, ' chivaler ' ; Surrey.
Elizabeth late the wife of Thomas Camoys, ' chivaler ' ;
York.
Thomas Harcourt, ' chivaler,' the elder ; Warwick and
Leicester ; Stafford ; Oxford.
William Paulyn of Hunmanby ; York. Vacated because
otherwise above.
Philippa late the wife of John Tiptoft, ' chivaler ' ; Worces-
ter ; Essex ; Hereford and the adjacent march of Wales.
Elizabeth late the wife of Thomas de Camoys, ' chivaler ' ;
Northumberland. Vacated because surrendered in cera.
Henry Rose, clerk ; Gloucester.
Philippa late the wife of John Tiptoft, ' chivaler ' ; Worces-
ter ; Essex ; Hereford and the adjacent march of Wales.
Thomas Morley, knight ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
Christopher Raghton ; Bedford ; Huntingdon ; Cumber-
land.
Thomas Reynes, esquire ; Wilts.
Philippa late the wife of John Tiptoft, knight ; Gloucester ;
Buckingham ; Middlesex ; Kent ; Somerset ; Dorset.
5 HENRY V.
195
1417.
July 15.
Southampton.
July 17.
Walt ham.
July 15.
Southampton.
July 22.
Waltham.
Aug. 12.
Westminster.
Aug. 4.
Westminster.
Aug. 12.
Westminster.
Sept. 2.
Westminster.
Sept. 5.
Westminster.
Sept. 7.
Westminster.
Sept. 18.
Westminster.
Sept. 18.
Westminster.
Oct. 4.
Westminster.
Sept. 29.
Westminster.
Oct. 16.
Westminster.
Oct. 14.
Westminster.
Oct. 25.
Westminster.
Oct. 27.
Westminster.
Oct. 26.
Westminster.
Nov. 1.
Westminster.
Oct. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Membrane 28 — cont.
Thomas de Berkeley, ' chivaler ' ; Gloucester ; Somerset
and Dorset ; Cornwall ; Devon ; Wilts.
Robert Corbet, ' chivaler ' ; Gloucester ; Salop ; Stafford ;
Berks.
Thomas de Berkeley, ' chivaler ' ; Buckingham ; Oxford and
Berks ; Northampton ; Bristol (the mayor and escheator) ;
London (Henry Barton, mayor and escheator) ; Warwick
and Leicester.
William Sprixton, esquire ; York.
Roger Swillyngton, ' chivaler ' ; Norfolk and Suffolk ;
Nottingham and Derby ; Leicester ; York ; Lincoln ;
Kent.
Robert Corbet, ' chivaler ' ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
Roger Swillyngton, ' chivaler ' ; city of York (William
Bowes, mayor and escheator).
John Sparowe ; Somerset and Dorset.
Thomas Reynes ; Buckingham.
Isabel late the wife of John Leek, ' chivaler ' ; Lincoln.
Isabel late the wife of William Scot of London ; Surrey.
Walter Taylboys, ' chivaler ' ; Lincoln ; York.
John Drayton, ' chivaler ' ; Oxford ; Berks ; Bedford.
Richard Arches, ' chivaler ' ; Oxford ; Buckingham.
John Dabrychecourt, ' chivaler ' ; London (Henry Barton,
mayor and escheator)* ; Southampton and Wilts ; Berks.
William Hotoft, esquire ; Northampton ; Bedford.
Alice late the wife of Robert Calcote ; Buckingham.
John Balon of Dunkerton ; Somerset.
John Hoton, esquire ; Westmoreland ; Cumberland.
Brian de Stapilton, ' chivaler ' ; Lincoln ; Westmoreland ;
York.
Ralph Grene, knight ; Northampton ; Bedford and Bucking-
ham ; Essex ; Southampton and Wilts ; Gloucester and the
adjacent march of Wales ; Cambridge and Huntingdon.
William Boyvyle ; Devon.
John Hathersam ; Surrey and Sussex.
John Dabrychecourt, ' chivaler ' ; London (Richard
Marlowe, mayor and escheator).
* Vncntrrl berause otherwise below.
196
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1417.
Nov. 20.
Westminster.
Nov. 23.
Westminster.
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
Dec. 8.
Westminster.
Dec. 12.
Westminster.
Dec. 16.
Westminster.
Dec. 19.
Westminster.
Dec. 18.
Westminster.
Dec. 20.
Westminster.
1418.
Jan. 17.
Westminster.
Jan. 18.
Westminster.
Jan. 30.
Westminster.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 11.
Westminster.
Feb. 2.
Westminster.
Feb. 3.
Westminster.
Feb. 5.
Westminster.
Feb. 20.
Westminster.
Feb. 28.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 27.
Agnes late the wife of Simon Pakeman, who held in dower
after the death of the said Simon, sometime her husband ;
Warwick and Leicester.
George Sallowe, esquire ; Nottingham and Derby.
Gilbert Debenham, esquire ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
Richard Chetewynd, who held by knight service of the heir
of Edmund late earl of Stafford, tenant in chief of Henry
IV, a minor in that king's ward ; Stafford.
Oliver Punchardon ; Southampton.
Brian de Stapilton, 'chivaler' ; city of York (the mayor and
escheator).
John Fitz Waryn ; Devon.
John Fitz William ; York.
Ralph Crumwell, ' chivaler ' ; Nottingham and Derby ;
London (Richard Marlowe, mayor and escheator).
Thomas Grene, ' chivaler ' ; York ; Lincoln ; Nottingham ;
Leicester ; Northampton ; Bedford and Buckingham ;
Hertford ; London (Richard Marlowe, mayor and
escheator).
William Boteler of Sydley, ' chivaler ' ; Gloucester.
Philippa late the wife of John Tiptoft, ' chivaler ' ; Salop.
John Whalesbrowe ; Devon ; Cornwall.
Thomas Countevile ; Somerset ; Huntingdon ; Hertford.
Mathew Niandeser, esquire ; Westmoreland.
Christian late the wife of John Bank ; York.
Thomas Skipwith ; Lincoln.
William Boteler of Sydley, ' chivaler ' ; Warwick ; Worcester.
Thomas Skipwith ; York.
George Salvan ; York.
James de Haryngton, ' chivaler ' ; Cumberland.
Thomas Brook, ' chivaler ' ; Bristol (Robert Russell, mayor
and escheator) ; Wilts ; Devon ; Gloucester and the
adjacent march of Wales.
The same Thomas ; Somerset and Dorset.
John Walden, esquire ; Essex ; Middlesex ; Cambridge.
Hugh Fastolf, knight ; Norfolk ; Suffolk.
John de Haryngton, ' chivaler ' ; York ; Cumberland ;
Lincoln ; Devon and Cornwall ; Somerset and Dorset ;
London (Richard Marlowe, mayor and escheator) ; county
palatine of Lancaster (the chancellor).
5 HENRY V.
1418.
March 15.
Westminster.
March 17.
Westminster.
Membrane 27 — cont.
Richard de Mawardyn, esquire ; Hereford and the adjacent
march of Wales.
John de Haryngton, ' chivaler ' ; Suffolk ; Bedford.
Anthony Beston ; York.
Baldwin Frevill ; Warwick ; Nottingham ; Stafford ; Surrey.
Vacated because surrendered in cera.
1417.
March 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Oct. 22.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 22.
Grant and demise to John Clement, — by mainprise of Robert
Yaroudale, esquire, of the county of Leicester and William
Scarburgh, the younger, of the county of York, — of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale in the counties of Surrey and Sussex ;
to hold the same from Easter next for 20 years together with a
moiety of the forfeiture of such cloths, rendering for the said
subsidy, alnage and moiety of the forfeiture 201. 6s. Sd. by equal
portions at the Michaelmas and Easter Exchequers, and answering
for the other moiety of the forfeiture : and appointment of the
said John as alnager and collector ; in terms as above [p. 6].
By bill of the treasurer.
The like to the following : —
Robert Midelton of York,— by mainprise of Thomas Gare,
citizen of York, and John Cerff of the county of York, —
from Michaelmas last to Michaelmas next, he rendering
110 marks, as the last farmers rendered, and an increment
of 135. 4d. ; in the county of York and in the city and
suburbs of York.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
John Wetwang of Grisby, in the county of Lincoln, — by
mainprise of John Bees by of the county of Lincoln and
William Banastre of Kyngeston-upon-Hull, — from Michael-
mas last for two years at a yearly farm of 405., with proviso
that if any other person shall be willing by Easter next
without fraud to render more for the said farm, then the
said John shall render such larger sum or be removed from
the farm ; in the parts of Lyndesay, co. Lincoln.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Thomas Parker, esquire, of Hereford, — by mainprise of
Richard Wenysle of the county of Hereford and John
Waleys of the county of Sussex, — from the Annunciation
next for ten years at a yearly farm of 565. 8d., with proviso
that if any other person shall be willing by Easter next
without fraud to render more for the said farm, then the
said Thomas shall render such larger sum or be removed
from the farm ; in the county of Hereford and in the city
of Hereford.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
198 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1417. Membrane 22 — cont.
Nov. 3. John Ay les worth and Richard Hipkyns, — by mainprise of
Westminster. John Waget of the county of Oxford and George Belysby
of the county of Lincoln, — from Easter 4 Henry V, for ten
years, at a yearly farm of the 12 marks which the last
farmers rendered, and an increment of 13s. 4(£. ; in the
county of Gloucester.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
1418.
March 16. William Faram and Roger London of the county of Berks, —
Westminster. by mainprise of John Stratton, ' draper,' and Thomas
Norton. ' taillour,' of London, — from Easter next for five
years at a yearly farm of the 22/. which the last farmers
used to render, and an increment of 205., with proviso that
if any other person shall be willing hereafter without fraud
to render more for the said farm, then the said William
and Roger shall render such larger sum or be removed from
the farm ; in the counties of Berks and Oxford.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
,^I7 MEMBRANE 21.
April 8. Order to the sheriff of Devon ; — pursuant to an inquisition
Westminster, taken before William Cheyne and John Martyn (by virtue of
letters patent directed to them and to William Paulet and John
Sparwe), showing that John Pomeray, ' chivaler,' on the day
of his death held the manor of Stokkelegh Pomeray and moieties
of the manors of Hurberton and Brixham, co. Devon, in his
demesne as of fee of the king in chief by knight service ; and
that Joan wife of Thomas Pomeray, ' chivaler,' the daughter of
Joan one of the sisters of the said John Pomeray, and John Cole,
esquire, son of Margaret the other sister of the said John Pomeray,
are the kinsfolk and next heirs of the said John Pomeray, and
of full age ; — to take the premises into the king's hand (if they
have not yet been so taken), together with the issues thereof
from the time of John's death, and to keep them safely until
further order, certifying the king thereof in the Chancery.
April 1. Commitment to Thomas Lathe, esquire, — by mainprise of
Westminster. John Lyon and John Waghorn of the county of Middlesex, — of
the keeping of the lands late of John Reyner of Fyncham, who
was outlawed for felony ; to hold the same from Easter next
for as long as the lands shall remain in the king's hand for that
cause, rendering 3s. 4c£. yearly by equal portions at Michaelmas
and Easter, to wit, 2s. 4rf. as Roger Wolf erton, late escheator in
the county of Suffolk, formerly rendered, and an increment of
I2d. ; with clause touching maintenance of buildings and support
of charges. By bill of the treasurer.
May 9. Commitment to Nicholas Bury, — by mainprise of Robert
Westminster. Palgrave of the county of Suffolk and John Hervy of the same
county, — of the keeping of the manor of Westle, late of Laurence
5 HENRY V.
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May 10.
Westminster.
May 18.
Westminster.
May 18.
Westminster.
May 22.
Westminster,
Membrane 21 — cont.
Hastynges, late earl of Pembroke, which is in the king's hand for
certain causes ; to hold the same after the death of Eleanor late
the wife of John Lestraunge, knight, for as long as the manor
shall remain in the king's hand, rendering, after Eleanor's death,
41. 13s. 4d. as John White, knight, and Margery late his wife
lately rendered for it, and an increment of 20s., yearly by equal
portions at Easter and Michaelmas. By bill of the treasurer.
Commission to Roger Horton, Richard Lone, William Boydell,
William Curson of Croxsall, Thomas Coton and Richard
Kynardesby, and to the sheriff of Stafford, jointly and severally,
by the oath of upright and lawful men of the said county to make
inquisition touching the lands and heir of Thomas Harecourt,
' chivaler,' the elder, to seize the lands into the king's hands, and
to keep them safely until further order.
Commitment to William Dore, — by mainprise of Roger Hunt and
William Spenser of the county of Bedford, — of the keeping of o£
acres of land, called ' Swynnecroft,' by the chapel of St. Edmund,
king and martyr, in Cambridge, which John de Neell of Old
Wyndesore, deceased, held for life of the grant of Richard II, with
reversion to the king and his heirs ; to hold the same from Easter
last for 30 years, rendering the 3s. for which the escheator in the
county of Cambridge accounted, and an increment of 2s., yearly
by equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers.
By bill of the treasurer.
Commitment to Roger Croume, John Pygot and Christopher
Boynton, — by mainprise of John Serf of the county of York
and John Thwaytes of the city of York, — of the keeping of all
the lands in the city of York late of Henry Lescrop, ' chivaler,'
deceased, who made forfeit to the king ; to hold the same from
Easter last for as long as they shall remain in the king's hand on
that account, rendering the 10/. at which the lands were extended
by an inquisition taken before William Awne, late mayor of the
city of York and escheator therein, and an increment of 40s.,
yearly by equal portions at the Michaelmas and Easter
Exchequers ; with clause touching maintenance of buildings and
support of charges. By bill of the treasurer.
Commitment to Thomas Stokedale and Richard Knyghteley, —
by mainprise of Geoffrey Colett of the county of Middlesex and
Robert Whitegreve of the county of Stafford ; — (1) of the keeping
of 20 acres of land in Turveye within the park of Neweton
Blosniavyll, 5 acres of land within the said park, and 50 acres of
land in Turveye (as parcels of the manor of Neweton Blomavill),
co. Bedford ; and of the manor of Neweton Blosnevile with
certain lands in Clifton called ' Botelers ' and ' Wakes', co.
Buckingham ; which Nicholas Bradshawe, deceased, held for
life, of the king and of others, of the gift and grant of Elizabeth
Beauchamp and Edmund late earl of Stafford, with reversion
200
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
14 Yjt Membrane, 21 — cont.
to the said Edmund and his heirs ; and also (2) of the keeping
of 50 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow and 10s. of yearly rent
in Shiryngton, co. Buckingham, which John Gillyng, deceased,
likewise held for life with reversion to the said late earl and his
heirs ; which lands and tenements are extended in detail, by
two inquisitions, at 11Z. 16s. 8d. a year ; to hold the same from
the time of the death of the said Nicholas until the lawful age of
Humphrey son and heir of the said late earl, and so from heir to
heir until one of them shall have attained full age, rendering for
the keeping 111. 16s. &£., in accordance with the extent, and an
increment of 40s., yearly by equal portions at the Michaelmas
and Easter Exchequers, maintaining the houses and buildings,
and supporting all other charges incumbent on the said manor,
lands and tenements. By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated because otherwise below.
May 15. Order to the escheator in the county of Kent ; — pursuant to
Reading. an inquisition made by him, showing that Joan late the wife of
John Spycer died seised in her demesne as of fee of a moiety of
the manor of Strete, co. Kent ; and that the said moiety is held of
the king in chief, by service of half a knight's fee, as of the king's
castle of Dover, by paying 10s. yearly to the guard of the said
castle ; and that John Spycer, son of John Spycer, of Canterbury,
is Joan's son and next heir, and of full age ; — to cause John the
son to have full seisin of the said moiety, as the king has taken
his homage and fealty. By p.s.
May 16. Order to the escheator in the county of York to cause Thomas
Westminster. Paulyn, son and heir of William Paulyn of Hunmanby, to have full
seisin of all the lands which his father held of the king in chief,
or was seised of in his demesne as of fee, on the day of his death,
as the king has taken his fealty and for 10s. paid in the hanaper
has respited his homage until Martinmas next ; saving to Alice
late the wife of William her reasonable dower thereof.
May 14. Order to the escheator in the county of Middlesex to cause
Reading. William Porter and Agnes his wife, one of the daughters and heirs
of Adam Fraunceys, ' chivaler,' and Thomas Charleton and
Elizabeth his wife, the other daughter and heir of the said Adam,
to have full seisin of ah1 the lands which Adam held of the king
in chief in his demesne as of fee tail, or was seised of in his demesne
as of fee and in fee tail, on the day of his death, as the king has
taken the fealty of William and Thomas and for 40s. paid in the
hanaper has respited until Martinmas next the homage due from
Thomas by reason of his having issue by his said wife.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Essex.
The like to Henry Barton, mayor of London and escheator
therein.
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1417. MEMBRANE 20.
May 1. Order to the escheator in the county of Devon ; — pursuant to
Westminster, an inquisition taken before William Cheyne and John Martyn
(by virtue of letters patent directed to them and to William Paulet
and John Sparwe), showing that John Pomeray, ' chivaler,' on
the day of his death held the manor of Stokkelegh Pomeray
and moieties of the manors of Hurberton and Brixham, co.
Devon, in his demesne as of fee of the king in chief by knight
service ; and that Joan wife of Thomas Pomeray, ' chivaler,'
the daughter of Joan one of the sisters of the said John Pomeray,
and John Cole, esquire, son of Margaret the other sister of the said
John Pomeray, are the kinsfolk and next heirs of the said John
Pomeray, and of full age ; — to take the fealty of the said Thomas,
make a partition of the premises into two equal parts, and cause
John Cole, and Thomas and Joan, to have full seisin of their
respective pourparties, as the king for two marks paid in the
hanaper has respited the homage and fealty of John Cole until
Pentecost next ; saving to Joan late the wife of John Pomeray
her reasonable dower of the premises.
May 18. Commitment to William Dore, — by mainprise of Roger Hunt and
Westminster. William Spenser of the county of Bedford, — of the keeping of 5£
acres of land, called 'Swynnecroft,' by the chapel of St. Edmund,
king and martyr, in Cambridge, which John de Neell of Old
Wyndesore, deceased, held for life of the grant of Richard II, with
reversion to the king and his heirs ; to hold the same from
Easter last for 30 years, rendering the 3*. for which the escheator
in the county of Cambridge accounted, and an increment of 2s.,
yearly by equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas
Exchequers. By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated because elsewhere infra.
June 24. Commitment to Robert lord de Wilughby and Henry Totewey,
Waltham. clerk, — by mainprise of Richard Yerburgh of the county of
Lincoln and Richard Balle of the same county, — of the keeping
of the priory of Burewell, co. Lincoln, which is in the king's
hand by the death of brother Peter de Monte Ardit', the late
prior ; to hold the same from the time of Peter's death for 30 years,
rendering the true extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed
upon between them and the treasurer, yearly at the Exchequer
by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas ; with clause touch-
ing maintenance of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of the treasurer.
June 8. Commitment to John Radclyf, son of James Radclyf,
Southampton. ' chivaler', — by mainprise of Thomas Holden and Thomas
Haseley, — of the keeping of all the lands late of Thomas Morle,
' chivaler/ who held of the king in chief ; to hold the same from
the time of the death of the said Thomas until the full age of
Margaret his daughter and heir, together with the marriage of
Margaret, rendering for the lands the extent thereof, or as much
as may be agreed upon between him and the treasurer, at the
202
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 20 — cant.
Exchequer at Michaelmas and Easter, and paying for the marriage
as much as may be agreed upon between him and the treasurer,
maintaining the said Margaret, and the houses and buildings
belonging to the said lands, and supporting all other charges
incumbent on the lands. By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated because nothing thereof was done.
July 8. Commitment to John Wodehous, esquire, and John Burgoyne
Southampton, of the county of Cambridge, — by mainprise of William Stapulton
of the county of Norfolk, esquire, and Richard Elleswyk of the
county of Lancaster, — of the keeping of all the lands late of
John de Peyton, esquire, who held of the king in chief by knight
service on the day of his death ; to hold the same from the time
of the death of the said John de Peyton until the full age of
John his son and heir, together with the marriage of the heir
and with all reversions, and so from heir to heir until one of them
shall have attained lawful age and the said John Wodehous and
John Burgoyne shall have effected the marriage, rendering for the
keeping the true extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon
between them and the treasurer, and for the marriage as much as
may likewise be agreed upon, and finding fit maintenance for the
heir ; with clause touching maintenance of buildings and support
of charges. By bill of the treasurer.
June 26.
Waltham.
July 12.
Waltham.
Commitment to Godfrey Hilton, esquire, — by mainprise of
John Puddyng of the county of Cornwall and John Warde of the
county of Southampton, — of the keeping of the manor of Harlas-
ton, called ' Brewes manoir,' co. Lincoln, late of Norman de
Swynford, who held of Richard II in chief by knight service,
which is in the king's hand by reason of the minority of Thomas
son of Thomas de Belesby, ' chivaler ', Norman's kinsman and
heir and the king's ward ; to hold the same from the time of
the death of Edward late duke of York, who held the manor for
life, it is said, until the full age of the said heir, together with the
marriage of the heir, and so from heir to heir until one of them
shall have attained full age and the marriage shall have been
effected, rendering at the Exchequer for the keeping and marriage
aforesaid 100 marks only ; as Godfrey has surrendered in the
Chancery for cancellation the letters patent of 23 May, 4 Henry V,
[p. 156 above], and has agreed with the now treasurer to pay 100
marks for the keeping and marriage, to wit, 20L at Michaelmas
next, 40 marks at Easter following and 20Z. at Michaelmas then
next following. By bill of the treasurer.
Commitment to John Mapilton, clerk, and John de Leventhorp,
esquire, — by mainprise of Christopher Boynton and Robert
Symund, — of the keeping of all the lands, rents and services
late of John Burman, son and heir of Joan one of the daughters
and heirs of Cecily Ragonell, which came to the king's hands
and are still in the king's hand by the death of the said John
Burman, who held of the king in chief by knight service,
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1417.
June 10.
Waltham.
Aug. 1.
Westminster.
July 18.
Waltham.
Nov. 30.
Westminster;
Membrane 20 — cont.
and by reason of the minority of his son and heir ; to hold
the same until the lawful age of the said heir together with
his marriage, and so from heir to heir until one of them shall
have attained lawful age and the said John Mapilton and John
de Leventhorp shall have effected the marriage, rendering for the
keeping the extent thereof yearly by equal portions at Michaelmas
and Easter, and for the marriage as much as may reasonably be
agreed upon between them and the treasurer, and finding fit
maintenance for the heir ; with clause touching maintenance of
buildings and support of charges. By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 19.
Commission during pleasure to John Boef and Robert Elys to
levy and collect in person in the port of Great Yarmouth and in all
adjacent ports and places (1) the customs granted to Edward I
by foreign and alien merchants in return for certain liberties and
immunities, and the custom and subsidy which by the statute
published in the Parliament held at Westminster, 1 1 Henry IV, all
such alien merchants are to pay for garments made for export from
cloths of scarlet, ' sangwyn ' and other colours of the whole or the
half grain, and also from cloths dyed in grain, and all other cloths
of wool, which have been cut, according to the rate and quantity of
the same ; (2) the custom and subsidy on wools, hides and wool-
felLs, to wit, on each sack of wool 50s. from denizens and 60*.
and 10s. from aliens, on every 240 woolfells the like amounts,
and on each last of hides 100s. from denizens and 8 marks and
10s. from aliens ; and (3) the custom on cloths of wool and
worsted made in England for export to foreign parts ; and to
keep the ' coket ' seal in the said ports ; answering at the
Exchequer for the moneys forthcoming.
By bill of the treasurer.
Order in like terms to John Foxhols, clerk, and William Soper
to levy and collect the same in the port of Suthampton and in all
adjacent ports and places, but omitting the additional 10s. payable
above (last entry) by aliens in respect of the custom and subsidy on
wools, hides and woolfells.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
The like to the following in the ports and places named : —
Walter Reson and Thomas Fry ; in the port of Melcombe and
in all adjacent ports and places. By bill of the treasurer.
Commission during pleasure to Walter Reson and Robert Penne
to levy and collect in person in the port of Melcombe and in all
adjacent ports and places (1) as above (last entry but two) ; ('!) the
subsidy on wools, hides and woolfells, to wit, on each sack of wool
43s. 4d. from denizens and 60s, from aliens, on every 240 woolfells
the like amounts, and on each last of hides 100s. from denizens and
8 marks from aliens ; and (3) as above ; and to keep the ' coket '
204
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1417.
Dec. 16.
Westminster.
1418.
Feb. 24.
Westminster.
1417.
July 24.
Waltham.
Nov. 26.
Westminster.
June 10.
Waltham.
Aug. 1.
Westminster.
July 24.
Waltham.
July 18.
Waltham.
Nov. 26.
Westminster.
Membrane 19 — cont.
seal in the said ports ; answering at the Exchequer for the
moneys forthcoming.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
The like to the following in the ports and places named : —
Robert Treyage and William Spenser ; in the ports of
Plymmouthand Fowy, and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh etc.
William Catton and John Clipsham ; in the port of Chichester
etc. By bill etc.
Commission to Robert Russell and William Normore to levy
and collect (1) and (3) above [p. 203] in the port of Bristol and
in all adjacent ports and places ; in terms as above.
By bill of the treasurer.
The like to the following : —
William Lambeton and William Bedford ; in the port of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
MEMBRANE 18.
Commission during pleasure to John Boef and Robert Elys to
levy and collect in person in the port of Great Yarmouth and in
all adjacent ports and places, after inspection of the merchandise,
the subsidy which in the Parliament held at Westminster on the
Monday after the feast of All Saints, 3 Henry V, was granted to
the king from Michaelmas 3 [recte 4] Henry V, for life, for the safe-
keeping of the sea, to wit, 3s. on every tun of wine for import and
export (the king's prise only excepted), and 12d. in the pound
on all merchandise for import and export (except wools, hides and
woolfells, and wine, and except every kind of corn and flour and
fresh fish and beasts for export,* and except ale and victuals for
export for the victualling of Calais and Hareflieu and the marches
there) ; and to answer at the Exchequer for the moneys forth-
coming. By bill of the treasurer.
The like to the following in the ports and places named : —
John Foxholes, clerk, and William Soper ; in the port of
Suthampton and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Robert Russell and William Normore ; in the port of Bristol
and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
Walter Reson and Thomas Fry ; in the port of Melcombe
etc. By bill of the treasurer.
William Lambeton and William Bedford ; in the port of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne and in all adjacent ports and
places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
"import. Rot. Purl, IV. 64.
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1417. Membrane 18 — cpnt.
Nov. 30. Walter Reson and Robert Penne ; in the port of Melcombe
Westminster. and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the said William.
Dec. 16. Robert Treyage and William Spenser ; in the ports of
\\Vstminster. Plymmouth and Fowy and in all adjacent ports and
places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Feb. 24. William Catton and John Clipsham ; in the port of Chichester
Westminster. etc. By bill etc.
ill i •
May 28. Order to the escheator in the county of Oxford to take the
Westminster, fealty of Thomas Harcourt the younger, * chivaler,' son and
heir of Thomas Harcourt the elder, ' chivaler,' and cause him
to have full seisin of all the lands which his father held of the
king in chief, or was seised of in his demesne as of fee and in
fee tail on the day of his death, as the king for 40<s. paid in the
hanaper has respited his homage until Easter next.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Stafford,
omitting the taking of fealty.
The like to the escheator in the county of Leicester.
May 24. Order to the escheator in the county of York ; — pursuant to an
Westminster, inquisition taken before him showing that a fine was levied in the
king's court at Westminster, 3 Richard II, between Henry son of
Henry de Percy and Elizabeth his wife, querents, and Henry de
Percy, late earl of Northumberland, def orciant, touching the manors
of Tadcastre, Grystwarth, Aystenby and Thorstanby, co. York,
by which fine the said earl granted the manors to the said Henry
(son of Henry) and Elizabeth and the heirs male of then* bodies,
to hold the same of the said late king and his heirs by the services
due and customary, for ever ; and that Henry (son of Henry)
and Elizabeth were seised of the said manors by virtue of the
fine, and had male issue of their bodies, to wit, Henry now earl
of Northumberland ; and that Henry (son of Henry) died ; and
that Elizabeth survived him, and was seised of the manors by
virtue of the fine, and died so seised ; and that the said manors
are held of the king in chief by knight service ; — to take the
fealty of the now earl and cause him to have full seisin of the
manors, as the king for 40s. paid in the hanaper has respited his
homage until the quinzaine of St. Martin next.
July 11. Commitment to John Rodenhale, 'chivaler,' and John
Waltham. Wodehous, esquire, — by mainprise of Robert Whitegreve of the
county of Stafford and Richard Elleswyk of the county of Lancas-
ter,— of the keeping of all the lands late of Robert de Tuddenham,
esquire, who held of the king in chief by knight service on the
day of his death ; to hold the same from the time of the death
of the said Robert until the full age of his heir, together with
the marriage of the heir and with all reversions, and so from heir
206 CALENDAR OF FINE BOLLS.
1417 Membrane 18 — cont.
to heir until one of them shall have attained lawful age and they
shall have effected the marriage, rendering for the keeping the
true extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon between
them and the treasurer, and for the marriage as much as may
likewise be agreed upon, and finding fit maintenance for the heir ;
with clause touching maintenance of buildings and support of
charges. By bill of the treasurer.
July 16. Commitment (with like clause) to Thomas Holey, John Pocok,
Southampton. John Tuttesbury and John Everard, — by mainprise of Walter
Hungerford, * chivaler,' and Robert Hull of Spaxton, — of the
keeping of the manors of Blakesburgh and Wodeford, and of
a messuage, a carucate of land and 14s. of rent in Kentelesbere,
co. Devon, and of the manor of Yevelton, co. Somerset, which
have been seized into the king's hand by the death of Katharine
late the wife of Humphrey Stafford, esquire, who held of the
king in chief on the day of her death ; to hold the same for as
long as the premises shall remain in the king's hand on that
account, rendering for the keeping the true extent thereof, or as
much as may be agreed upon between them and the treasurer.
By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 17.
July 24. Appointment during pleasure of John Coupeland to examine
Waltham. fn person all ships and boats passing from and to the realm in
the port of Kyngeston-upon-Hull and in all adjacent ports and
places, and to make search of all such ships and boats suspected
of being laden with uncocketed or uncustomed wools, woolfells,
hides, cloths or other customable wares, or with gold or silver
in money by tale or mass or plate, or with jewels, and of any
persons suspected of having carried into or out of the realm
any bulls, letters, instruments or processes, or any other
things prejudicial to the king or his subjects, contrary to the
proclamations and prohibitions made thereof in the king's
behalf ; and to arrest all such goods and instruments as forfeit,
together with the ships and persons carrying them, and to
keep them safely until further order ; and to do all other things
that pertain to the said office ; and to certify the king in the
Chancery touching all that is done in the matter, answering and
rendering account at the Exchequer for all the forfeitures arrested
by him. And order to all sheriffs, mayors, bailiffs, ministers,
lords, masters, mariners of ships, and other the king's ministers
and lieges, under pain of forfeiture of all that they can forfeit, to
be intendant to John. By bill of the treasurer.
Appointment in like terms of the following in the ports and
places named : —
Oct. 25. William Mayhew of Colchestre ; in the port of Ipswich
Westminster. and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
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1417.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Nov. 18.
Westminster.
1418.
Feb. 1.
Westminster.
1417.
June 18.
Southampton.
Membrane 17 — c<ynt.
Robert Brigge ; in the port of Briggewater and in all adjacent
ports and places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
John Redrys and Philip Richard of Bristol ; in the port of
Bristol and thence along the sea-coast, on the one side
as far as Chepstowe, Newenham and Gloucestre, and there,
and on the other side as far as Holmes, and there.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
William Hotoft ; in the port of Sandwich and in all adjacent
ports and places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Commitment to Thomas Erpyngham, ' chivaler,' — by main-
prise of Richard Gedegh and John Lannoy of the county of
Norfolk, — of the keeping of all the lands late of Thomas Bardolf,
esquire, who held of the king in chief by knight service on the
day of his death ; to hold the same from the time of the death
of the said Thomas Bardolf until the lawful age of his son and
heir, together with the marriage of the heir, and so from heir to
heir until one of them shall have attained full age, and the
marriage shall have been effected, rendering for the keeping the
true extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon between
him and the treasurer, and for the marriage as much as may like-
wise be agreed upon between him and the treasurer, and finding
fit maintenance for the heir ; with clause touching maintenance
of buildings and support of charges. By bill of the treasurer.
Aug. 3. Commitment to John Talvargh, one of the clerks of the
Westminster. Exchequer, — by mainprise of Richard Hukelegh of the county of
Devon and John Derby of the county of Worcester, — of the
keeping of the alien priory of Elyngham with all its rights and
appurtenances ; to hold the same from Easter last during the
war with France, rendering 100s., as the last farmers used to
render, and an increment of Qs. 8d., yearly by equal portions at
the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers, finding there the divine
services ordained from of old, and maintaining the houses and
buildings belonging to the priory.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
July 21.
Walt ham.
Commitment to John Harewell, John Barton, the younger,
and John Baysham, clerk, — by mainprise of Thomas Berkeley,
clerk, and Richard Catyrmayn, esquire, — of the keeping of all
the castles, manors, lands, rents and services, late of Thomas
late lord de Berkeley, who held of the king in chief on the day of
his death ; to hold the same from the time of the death of the
said Thomas for as long as the premises shall remain in the king's
hand, rendering the true extent thereof, or as much as may be
agreed upon between them and the treasurer, by equal portions
208 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
14 17^ Membrane 17 — cont.
at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers ; with clause touching
maintenance of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of the treasurer.
Scribitur in extractis usque hue.
Sept. 23. Order to Robert Hille, escheator in the county of Somerset ; —
Westminster, pursuant to an inquisition taken before him showing that at
Westminster in the octave of Hilary, 8 Richard II, before Robert
Bealknap and his fellows, justices, a fine was levied between
Philippa (now deceased) late the wife of John Tiptoft, 'chivaler,'
(by name of Philippa late the wife of Robert Assheton, knight)
and Thomas Hawkyn, querents, and John Langerych and Maud
his wife (one of the sisters and heirs of Hugh Lorty), and John
Gounter and Elizabeth his wife (the other sister and heir of the
said Hugh), deforciants, touching the manor of Putney Lorti,
the hundred of Putney Lorty and the advowson of the church of
Putney Lorty, by which fine the said John and Maud and John and
Elizabeth granted the said manor, hundred and advowson to the
said Philippa and Thomas, to hold the same of the king and his
heirs, by the services due and customary, for the life of Philippa,
with reversion to the said John and Maud and John and Elizabeth
and the heirs of Maud and Elizabeth, and by virtue of which fine
the said Philippa and Thomas were seised of the said manor,
hundred and advowson ; and that John Langrych and John
Gounter died ; and that afterwards Maud likewise died without
heir of her body ; and that afterwards Philippa died so seised,
after whose death one moiety of the said manor, hundred and
advowson should descend to Elizabeth, now the wife of John
Andrewe, as Maud's sister and heir, and the other moiety should
revert to the said Elizabeth by virtue of the said fine ; and that
the said manor, hundred and advowson are held of the king in
chief by service of a fourth part of a knight's fee ; and that
Elizabeth is Maud's sister and next heir, and of full age ; — to
cause the said John Andrewe (whose fealty the king has taken)
and Elizabeth to have full seisin of the moiety of the said manor,
hundred and advowson which should descend to Elizabeth, and to
deliver the other moiety to them together with the issues taken
from it since the time of Philippa's death.
Oct. 7. Order to the escheator in the county of York ; — pursuant to
Westminster. an inquisition made by him showing that William Sproxton,
esquire, on the day of his death held the manor of Sproxton, co.
York, in his demesne as of fee tail of the gift and feoffment of
Simon de Sproxton made (by leave of the king on 5 June 14
Edward II) to Robert son of William de Sproxton, the father of
the said William Sproxton, esquire, whose heir William was, and
Christian his wife, daughter of Nicholas Meignill, and the heirs
of then- bodies ; and that the said William Sproxton, as son and
heir of Robert and Christian, died so seised by virtue of the said
entail ; and that the manor is held of the king by homage and
fealty, and by a fourth part of a knight's fee, and by a rent of
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135. 4d. payable yearly at Michaelmas ; and that Joan the wife
of Nicholas Cley is the daughter and heir of William Sproxton,
esquire, and of full age ; — to cause the said Nicholas and Joan to
have full seisin of the manor, as the king has taken the fealty of
Nicholas, and for one mark paid in the hanaper has respited until
Michaelmas next the homage due from him by reason of his
having issue by Joan.
MEMBRANE 16.
Aug. 10. Order to the escheator in the county of Cumberland to cause
Westminster. Katharine late the wife of John Asph'on, daughter and heir of
Eleanor late the wife of John Broun, and the kinswoman and
heir of John de Raghton son of Oliver de Raghton the son of the
said Eleanor, to have full seisin of all the lands which Eleanor
held of Henry IV in chief, or was seised of hi her demesne as of
fee on the day of her death, the same having come to the late
king's hands and being still in the king's hand by the death of
Eleanor and by reason of the minority of the said John de
Raghton, who lately died a minor in the ward of Henry IV ;
as the king has taken her fealty, and for 205. paid in the hanaper
has respited her homage until his return to England.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Hunting-
don.
The like to the escheator in the county of Bedford.
Sept. 4. Commitment of the office of the escheatry in the counties of
Westminster. Southampton and Wilts to John Brid during pleasure, so that
he answer at the Exchequer for the issues thereof. By C.
Order to all persons of the said counties to be intendant to
John as escheator.
Order to [unfinished]
The like commitments to the following of the office of the
escheatry in the counties named : —
Dec. 1. Edmund Wynter ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
Westminster.
Nov. 30. Nicholas Rekill ; Essex and Hertford.
Westminster. William Talbot, ' chivaler ' ; Devon and Cornwall.
James Knottesford ; Surrey and Sussex.
Rowland Thornburgh ; Cumberland and Westmoreland.
Richard Norman ; Stafford.
William Midford ; Northumberland.
Nicholas Gawsell ; Nottingham and Derby.
William Lysle ; Worcester.
John Spryge ; Northampton and Rutland.
John Barton, the younger ; Bedford and Buckingham.
John Sturton ; Somerset and Dorset.
William Darell ; Kent and Middlesex.
Robert Lysle ; Gloucester and the adjacent march of Wales.
Wt, 2415. F. 14.
210 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1417. Membrane 16 — cont.
George Haukeston ; Salop and the adjacent march of Wales.
John Wilcotes ; Oxford and Berks.
Richard Hawe ; Lincoln.
John Abraale ; Hereford and the adjacent march of Wales.
Gerard Salveyn ; York.
Henry atte Heth ; Cambridge and Huntingdon.
William Babthorp ; Warwick and Leicester.
Sept. 20. Commitment to William Stephene, clerk, and Miles Scull, — by
Westminster, mainprise of John Ingepenne and Roger Hunte, — of the keeping
of all the lordships, manors, and lands late of Philippa late the
wife of John Tiptoft, knight, who held of the king in chief on the
day of her death ; to hold the same for as long as they shall
remain in the king's hand, rendering the extent thereof, or as
much as may be agreed upon between them and the treasurer,
by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas ; with clause touch-
ing maintenance of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Oct. 1. Commitment of the county of Bristol to John Leycestre for
Westminster, one year, so that he answer at the Exchequer as sheriff ; the
mayor and commonalty having submitted to the king his name
and the names of Adam Inhyn and Gilbert Joce as candidates for
the office, in accordance with the terms of their charter dated
8 August, 47 Edward III.
Order to the mayor, burgesses and whole commonalty of the
town and suburbs of Bristol to be intendant to John as sheriff.
Order to David Duddebroke, late sheriff, to deliver the county
to John by indenture.
Sept. 23. Order to the escheator in the county of Suffolk ; — pursuant to
Westminster, an inquisition made by him showing that Robert Corbet,
' chivaler,' on the day of his death held the manor of Assynton,
co. Suffolk, in his demesne as of fee of the king as of the honour
of Peverell by service of half a knight's fee ; and that Sibyl wife
of John Grevell is Robert's daughter and next heir, and of full
age ; — to take the fealty due from John in this behalf, and for
other lands in the county of Stafford which Robert held on the
day of his death in his demesne as of fee of the king in socage,
and to cause John and Sibyl to have full seisin of the said manor,
if it is in the king's hand for no other cause than the death of
Robert ; saving to Joan late the wife of Robert her reasonable
dower of the manor.
MEMBRANE 15.
Oct. 18. Commitment to Richard Appelton and Katharine his wife, —
Westminster, by mainprise of Thomas Appelton of the county of Essex and
Roger Appelton of the county of Kent, — of the keeping of all the
lands, rents and services late of Isabel, late the wife of William
Scot of London and a tenant of the king in chief ; to hold the
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1417. Membrane 15 — cont.
same from the time of Isabel's death during the minority of
William her son and heir, and so from heir to heir until one of
them shall have attained full age and shall have duly sued livery
of the premises out of the king's hands, rendering for the keeping
11. a year at the Exchequer at Easter and Michaelmas equally,
finding fit maintenance for the heir, and maintaining the houses
and buildings which are on the lands.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Oct. 10. Order to P. bishop of Lincoln to appoint some trustworthy
Westminster, men of the clergy of his diocese to levy and collect in the said
diocese the tenth which was granted to the king in the convocation
of the clergy of the province of Canterbury held in the cathedral
church of St. Paul from 18 November to 2 December, 1415, and
made payable at Martinmas next [p. 158 above], and of which, in
the last convocation, held from 9 November to 23 November last,
payment was deferred until Midsummer next [p. 186 above] ; and
to answer therefor to the king at Midsummer next, certifying the
treasurer and barons of the Exchequer by the octave of the
Purification next at the latest of the names of the persons ap-
pointed ; since the bishop by colour of an order to appoint
collectors of the two tenths granted to the king in the last
convocation [p. 185 above] appointed collectors of these two
tenths only.
Oct. 28. Commitment to Richard Wedon of Stanbrugge and Mary his
Westminster, wife, — by mainprise of William Kent of the county of Middlesex
and Robert Taillour of London, — of the keeping of an acre of
land in Stanbrugge which Robert Edlot sometime held, and
which Adam Haket of Stanbrugge held of the grant of Richard
II (the same being in the king's hand by reason of the appropria-
tion thereof by the said Robert to the house of the friars preachers
of Dunstaple without leave from the king) ; to hold the same in
survivorship, together with all things belonging to the said
keeping, from Michaelmas last for as long as the said acre of land
shall remain in the king's hand for the cause aforesaid, rendering
6d. yearly at the Exchequer, to wit a moiety at the Easter Ex-
chequer and the other moiety at the Michaelmas Exchequer,
as the said Adam Haket used to render, and an increment of '2(L,
and supporting all other charges incumbent on the land.
By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 22. Order to Robert Russell, mayor of Bristol and escheator
Westminster, therein, to take into the king's hand and keep safely until further
order all the lands in his bailiwick whereof Thomas de Berkeley,
' chivaler,' who held of the king in chief, was seised in his demesne
as of fee on the day of his death, and to make inquisition touching
his lands and heir ; as Thomas Blount, late mayor and escheator,
to whom the king of late addressed a similar order, was removed
from his office before he had executed the writ.
212
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
14 17 ^ Membrane 15 — cont.
Oct. 17. Order to Ralph Makerell, escheator in the counties of Notting-
Westminster. ham and Derby, to cause John son and heir of Roger Swyllyngton,
' chivaler,' to have full seisin of all the lands whereof his father
was seised in his demesne as of fee and in fee tail on the day of his
death, as the king for 13s. 4e?. paid in the hanaper has respited his
homage and fealty until the king's return to England ; saving to
Joan late the wife of Roger her reasonable dower thereof.
Order in like terms to Anthony Howeby, escheator in the
county of Leicester.
The like to the following : —
Edmund Oldhalle, escheator in the counties of Norfolk and
Suffolk.
William Maydestan, escheator in the county of Kent.
Christopher Boynton, escheator in the county of York.
Richard Denton, escheator in the county of Lincoln.
Oct. 26. Order to the escheator in the county of Northampton ; —
Westminster, pursuant to an inquisition lately taken before him showing that
Thomas Dyster on the day of his death held in his demesne as of
fee a messuage, a cottage, 2 crofts and a virgate of land in
Plumpton, which were not specified in a certain inquisition taken
after the death of the said Thomas by a writ De diem clausit
extremum of 'Henry IV, but were concealed from the said late
king and have been concealed hitherto from the king ; but that
of whom the said lands were held, or by what service, the jurors
of the later inquisition know not ; and that the lands are worth
in all issues according to the true value of the same beyond
reprises 32s. a year ; and that a certain William Harwedon took
the issues and profits of the said lands from the time of the death
of Thomas until the day of the taking of the said later inquisition,
and is to answer therefor to the king ; and that Ellen Dyster,
sister of Thomas, is his next heir and was 13 years of age and
more on the day of the taking of the said later inquisition ; — to
cause the said messuage, cottage, crofts and land to be taken
into the king's hand, if not yet so taken, and to certify the king
by the morrow of St. Martin next of all that is done by him in this
behalf.
MEMBRANE 14.
Nov. 24. Commitment to John Normanvyle, — by mainprise of John
Westminster. Langholme, Thomas Mitforde and Richard Denton, all of the
county of Lincoln, — of the keeping of the said county from
Michaelmas last in terms as above [p. 168], the late commitment
[p. 215 below] notwithstanding.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Dec. 1. Order to the escheator in the county of Gloucester and the
Westminster, adjacent march of Wales ; — pursuant to an inquisition made by
him showing that Thomas de Berkele, grandfather of Thomas de
HENRY V. 213
Membrane 14 — cont.
Berkeley, ' chivaler,' was lately seised in his demesne as of fee of
the castle of Berkele, the manors of Berkele, Hamme, Appelrugge,
Alkynton, Hyneton, Wotton, Symondeshale, Camme, Coueleye,
Slymbrugge, and Upton St. Leonard's, the hundred of Berkele,
and the views of frankpledge pertaining to the said manors, and
of the advowsons of the churches of the said manors of Wotton
and Slymbrugge ; and that in the king's court at Westminster
one month from Easter, 23 Edward III, before John de Stonore,
William de Shareshull, Roger Hillary, Richard de Kelleshull,
Richard de Wylughby, John de Stonford and Thomas de Fencotes,
justices, and other the king's lieges then present there, a fine was
levied between the said Thomas de Berkele the grandfather,
by name of Thomas de Berkele, querent, and William de
Syde, Walter Goldemere and David de Melkesham, deforciants,
touching the premises, by which fine the said Thomas acknow-
ledged the said castle, manors, hundred, views of frankpledge
and advowsons to be the right of the said William, Walter and
David, as held by them of the gift of Thomas, and for that
acknowledgement, fine and concord William, Walter and David
granted the premises to the said Thomas the grandfather for life,
with remainder to Maurice de Berkele, his son, in tail male,
remainder to the heirs male of Thomas by Katharine his wife, and
remainder over to the right heirs of the said Thomas, as by a
transcript of the foot of the said fine exemplified under the great
seal of Richard II, and by an indenture of the same fine, shown to
the jurors of the said inquisition in evidence, more fully appeared,
and as also by the letters patent of Edward III, touching the
king's licence in that behalf obtained, which were likewise shown
in evidence, fully appears ; and that Thomas the grandfather by
virtue of the said fine was seised of the premises as of freehold,
and continued his estate therein all his life, and died so seised,
after whose death the said Maurice entered into the premises as
in his remainder by virtue of the fine, and was seised thereof, and
took to wife one Elizabeth, and had issue by her the said Thomas
de Berkeley, as his elder son, and one James, as his younger son ;
and that James took to wife one Elizabeth, and had issue by her,
James (who now survives), and died ; and that afterwards
Maurice died seised of the said castle, manors, hundred, views of
frankpledge and advowsons by virtue of the said fine in his
demesne as of fee tail, after whose death the premises descended
by virtue of the fine to the said Thomas his son, as son and heir
male of Maurice ; and that Thomas, as son and heir male of
Maurice, entered into the premises, and was seised thereof, and
continued his possession all his life, and died so seised in his
demesne as of fee tail without heir male of his body, after whose
death the premises should descend by virtue of the aforesaid fine
to James de Berkele, who now survives, as kinsman and next
heir male of Thomas son of Maurice, to wit, son of James the
brother of Thomas the son of Maurice of the body of Maurice
begotten, since Thomas son of Maurice died without heir male of
his body ; and that the said castle, manors, hundred, views of
314 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1417. Membrane 14 — cont.
frankpledge and advowsons are held of the king in chief by service
of 2| knights' fees ; and that the said Thomas de Berkele the
grandfather was lately seised in his demesne as of fee of the manor
of Hurste, and of 22 marks of yearly rent from sir Robert le
Fitz Payn from his manor of Frompton on Severn, and also of
12/. 10s. of yearly rent from certain tenants of the said Thomas
the grandfather in his manor of Camne, named in a certain inden-
ture, to wit, from Thomas Lellebourne, Simon Wauter, Mabel
Mody, Lucy Mody, John Abovestret, John Callan, Walter de
Shedwall, Alice atte Wodehende, Roger de Mortymer, William de
Wydy, Walter Martyn, Robert le Bacheler, Edward Golde, John
le Man and Joan his wife, John Hobbes, Richard le Man and
John his son, William le Wrothe and Joan his wife, Thomas atte
Wode, William Richard, John le Kyng, Robert Oldelynch,
Adam atte Halle, and Richard Broke ; and that Thomas the
grandfather, by name of Thomas lord de Berkele, by his charter
indented, sealed with the seal of his arms and dated at Beverston
28 September, 12 Edward III, which was likewise shown in
evidence to the said jurors, gave and granted all the said manor
of Hurste and all the said rents of the said tenants, with all
escheats and other appurtenances and with all reversions after
the death of the said tenants, to the said Maurice and Elizabeth
his wife and the heirs male of their bodies, by virtue of which gift
and grant the said Maurice and Elizabeth were seised thereof
in their demesne as of fee tail, and had issue the said Thomas de
Berkele, as their elder son, and James, as their younger son ; and
that James took to wife one Elizabeth, and had issue by her,
James (who now survives), and died ; and that afterwards
Maurice and Elizabeth his wife died, after whose death Thomas
the son, as their son and heir male of their bodies, entered into
the whole of the said manor of Hurste and the rent, and was seised
thereof by virtue of the said gift and grant, and afterwards died
so seised without heir male of his body, after whose death the
said manor of Hurste and the whole of the rent aforesaid should
descend to the said James son of James, who now survives, as
the kinsman and heir male of Thomas son of Maurice, to wit, son
of James the brother of Thomas the son of Maurice of the bodies
of Maurice and Elizabeth begotten ; and that James de Berkele
son of James, as touching the castle, manors, hundred, views of
frankpledge, advowsons, rent and reversions aforesaid, in form
aforesaid entailed, is the kinsman and heir male of the said
Thomas de Berkeley, to wit, son of James the son of Maurice the
father of the said Thomas de Berkeley, and of full age ; — to cause
James the son to have full seisin of all the premises, as the king
has taken his fealty and for 10 marks paid in the hanaper has
respited his homage until Michaelmas next.
MEMBRANE 13.
Nov. 10. Commitment of the county of Wilts to William Fynderne
Westminster, during pleasure, so that he answer at the Exchequer as sheriff.
.-> HENRY V. 215
1417. Membrane 13 — cont.
Order to Robert Andrew, late sheriff, to deliver the county to
William by indenture.
Order to all persons of the county to be intendant to William
as sheriff.
The like commitments to the following of the counties
named : — -
Walter de la Pole, ' chivaler' ; Cambridge and Huntingdon.
John Normanvile ; Lincoln.
John Giffard of Whaddon ; Bedford and Buckingham.
William Osmunderlawe, ' chivaler ' ; Cumberland.
Edward Coudray ; Southampton.
William Bisshepston, ' chivaler ' ; Warwick and Leicester.
John Russell ; Hereford.
William Weston ; Surrey and Sussex.
Thomas Chaworth, ' chivaler ' ; Nottingham and Derby.
Reynold Malyns ; Essex and Hertford.
Robert Ogle, * chivaler ' ; Northumberland.
John Meverell ; Stafford.
Stephen Derneford ; Devon.
William Ludlowe ; Salop.
Robert Brow ; Rutland.
William Tracy, the elder ; Gloucester.
Andrew Butiller ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
Mathew Coker ; Somerset and Dorset.
Henry Fulford ; Cornwall.
Nov. 10. Commitment of the county and castle of York to Robert
Westminster. Hilton, ' chivaler,' during pleasure, so that he answer at the
Exchequer as sheriff and keeper.
Order to Edmund Hastyng, ' chivaler,' late sheriff and keeper,
to deliver the county and castle to Robert by indenture.
Order to all persons of the county to be intendant to Robert
as sheriff and keeper.
The like commitments to the following in the counties
named : —
John Darell ; Kent.
John Mauntell ; Northampton.
Thomas Wykham ; Oxford and Berks.
Nov. 17. Commitment to John Cerf, — by mainprise of John Santon and
Westminster. Roger Byrne, both of the county of York, — of the keeping of a
ruinous cottage in Selby, late of William del Kele of Selby, who
was outlawed ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last for as long
as the cottage shall remain in the king's hands by reason of the
outlawry, rendering at the Exchequer, at Easter and Michaelmas
yearly, the I2d. for which the escheator has already accounted,
and an increment of 12rf.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
216
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 13 — cont.
Nov. 26. Commission during pleasure to William Lambeton and William
Westminster. Bedford to levy and collect in person in the port of Newcastle -
upon-Tyne and in all adjacent ports and places the subsidy
on wools, hides and woolfells which in the Parliament held
at Westminster on the Monday after the feast of All Saints, 3
Henry V, was granted to the king from Michaelmas 4 Henry V
for life, for the defence of the realm, to wit, on each sack of
wool 43s. 4kd. from denizens and 60s. from aliens, on every 240
woolfells the like amounts, and on each last of hides 100s. from
denizens and 8 marks from aliens ; and to keep the ' coket '
seal in the said port ; answering at the Exchequer for the moneys
forthcoming since the said Michaelmas.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 26. Commission during pleasure to William Lambeton and William
Westminster. Bedford to levy and collect in the port of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
and in all adjacent ports and places the custom on wools, hides
and woolfells which is due to the king of his inheritance ; and
to keep the ; coket ' seal in the said port ; answering at the
Exchequer for the moneys forthcoming.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 30.
Westminster.
Dec. 16.
Westminster.
1418.
Feb. 24.
Westminster.
The like to the following in the ports and places named : —
Walter Reson and Robert Penne ; in the port of Melcombe
etc. By bill etc.
Robert Treyage and William Spenser ; in the ports of
Plymmouth and Fowy and in all adjacent ports and
places.
By bill of William Kynwohnerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
William Catton and John Clipsham ; in the port of Chichester
etc.
By bill of William Kynwohnerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
,.._ MEMBRANE 12.
Nov. 28. Commitment to Rowland Thornburgh, esquire, — by mainprise
Westminster, of John de Lancastre, ' chivaler,' and William Cardoyle of the
county of Cumberland, — of the keeping of all the lands late of
John de Huton of Huton Rofe, who held of the king in chief on
the day of his death ; to hold the same from the time of the death
of the said John de Huton until the lawful age of Henry his son
and heir, together with the marriage of the heir, and so from heir
to heir until one of them shall have attained full age, and the
marriage shall have been effected, rendering for the keeping the
true extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon between
him and the treasurer, and for the marriage as much as may like-
wise be agreed upon, and finding fit maintenance for the heir ;
with clause touching maintenance of buildings and support of
charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
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, Membrane 12 — con I.
Dec. 14. Commitment to Thomas Petyngton, chaplain, and Henry
Westminster. Thornton, — by mainprise of Christopher Boynton of the county
of York and John de Alnewyk of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, — of the
keeping of 3 ruinous messuages with their appurtenances in the
town of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, which came to the king's hands
on account of the forfeiture of Henry Scrope, who treasonably
transgressed ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last for 40
years, rendering yearly at the Exchequer the 12s. at which the said
messuages are extended before the escheator of the town, and an
increment of 8s., by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas, and
supporting all other charges incumbent on the messuages.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Commitment to John Willicotes, esquire,— by mainprise of
Robert Busshell of the county of Gloucester and John Wachet
of the county of Oxford, — of the keeping of the manors of Solyhill
and Sheldon, co. Warwick, which were seized into the king's
hands after the death of Edward late duke of York ; to hold the
same from the time of the death of the said late duke for as long
as the manors shall remain in the king's hands, rendering the
true extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon between
him and the treasurer, yearly by equal portions at the Easter and
Michaelmas Exchequers, and supporting all charges incumbent on
the manors.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Vacated on surrender, since the king on 13 June, 7 Henry V, with
the assent of the said John Willicotes committed the keeping of the
said manors to William Lasyngby, to Iwld the same from the time
of the death of the said late duke for 30 years. And so these letters
are cancelled.
Dec. 15. Order to the escheator in the county of Gloucester and the
Westminster, adjacent march of Wales to cause Richard earl of Warwick and
Elizabeth his wife, daughter and heir of Thomas de Berkeley,
' chivaler,' and Margaret late his wife, to have full seisin of
all the lands which Thomas held for life by the courtesy of England
after the death of Margaret of the inheritance of Elizabeth, or
in his demesne as of fee, on the day of his death ; as the king for
5 marks paid in the hanaper has respited until Michaelmas next
the homage and fealty due from Richard by reason of his having
issue by Elizabeth.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Somerset.
The like to the following I—-
The escheator in the county of Leicester.
The escheator in the county of Buckingham.
Richard Merlawe, mayor of London and escheator therein.
The escheator in the county of Wilts.
The escheator in the county of Northampton.
The escheator in the counties of Devon and Cornwall.
218 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 12 — cont.
The escheator in the counties of Oxford and Berks.
Robert Russell, mayor of Bristol and escheator therein.
Dec. 22. Order to H. archbishop of Canterbury to appoint some trust-
Westminster, worthy men of the clergy of his diocese to levy and collect in the
said diocese the two tenths which the prelates and clergy of the
province of Canterbury in their last convocation in the cathedral
church of St. Paul, London, begun on 26 November last and
continued from day to day until 20 December, granted to the
king, of all ecclesiastical goods and benefices of the said province
assessed and accustomed to pay to a tenth, and of all ecclesiastical
benefices, which are not assessed, nor accustomed to pay to a tenth,
but of which the true yearly value amounts to 10?. (and touching
the value and number of such benefices the estimate and letters of
the ordinaries will be accepted), — except the goods and benefices of
poor nuns and hospitallers, and such goods and benefices in Wales
and elsewhere which have been destroyed or excessively diminished
by hostile raids, floods or fire, or otherwise, in respect of which, too,
the letters of the ordinaries will be accepted, and except also the
goods and benefices of the colleges of St. Mary of Winchester in
Oxford and of St. Mary near the city of Winchester of the foundation
of the bishop of Winchester, which the king has released from pay-
ment of tenths, and except the church of Quaryndon in the diocese
of Lincoln and the church of Portlondinthe diocese of Salisbury, —
payable a tenth at the Purification next and the other tenth at
the Purification following, on condition that the tenth, granted to
the king on another occasion and payable at Midsummer next
[p. 186 above], be deferred until the Purification two years later,
and provided that no person appointed as a collector be excused
from such collection by virtue of any immunity or writ from the
king. And answer is to be made to the king for the said tenths
at the feasts aforesaid ; and the archbishop is to certify the
treasurer and barons of the Exchequer by the morrow of Hilary
next at the latest of the names of the persons appointed by him.
Order in like terms to H. bishop of Winchester, or his vicar
general, the bishop being in remote parts.
The like to the following : —
J. bishop of Ely.
P. bishop of Lincoln.
N. bishop of Bath and Wells, or his vicar general, the bishop
being in remote parts.
S. bishop of St. Davids.
R. bishop of Rochester.
J. bishop of Salisbury.
The guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric of Chichester,
the see being void.
J. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, or his vicar general, the
bishop being in remote parts.
B. bishop of Bangor.
J. bishop of Llandaff.
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1417. Membrane 12 — cont.
E. bishop of Exeter.
J. bishop of Norwich, or his vicar general, the bishop being in
remote parts.
E. bishop of Hereford.
R. bishop of London, or his vicar general, the bishop being in
remote parts.
The bishop of St. Asaph.
Th. bishop of Worcester.
Order in like terms to the abbot of St. Albans touching his
exempt jurisdiction.
MEMBRANE n.
Dec. 18. Commission to William Wodeward of Abbotesniorton, Robert
Westminster. \Vebbe of Evesham, Thomas atte Halle of Kyngesnorton, John
Tony of Cropthorn, Thomas Bullesdon of Severnstoke, Laurence
Wyger of Bredon, William Sollay of Hynlep, John Holyn of
Asteley and John Baker of Kydermynstre to levy and collect
from all cities, boroughs and towns, and from all secular lords of
towns and other lay persons having goods and possessions, and
from others both great and small, in the county of Worcester
(except the city of Worcester), and also from ecclesiastical persons
in respect of goods forthcoming from lands acquired by them
since 20 Edward I, the two fifteenths and two tenths, payable a
fifteenth and a tenth at the Purification next and the other
fifteenth and tenth at the Purification then next following (the
said terms of payment in no wise to be reduced), which the
commonalties of the realm and the citizens and burgesses of cities
and boroughs, of their free will, and with the assent of the lords
spiritual and temporal, granted to the king in his last Parliament,
held at Westminster, for the defence of the realm, to wit, as great
sum as has heretofore been levied in like case, and no more,
provided always that the said secular lords and lay persons,
and others aforesaid contribute to such payment in respect of all
their goods whatsoever, and the ecclesiastics as above for their
portion with the commonalty of the county, and that no one be
spared, and that answer be made for such fifteenths and tenths,
at the Exchequer or other appointed place, at the said feasts ;
and order to them to go in person from town to town and from
place to place etc. as above [p. 84].
The like to the following in the counties and places named :—
Marmaduke Darell of Cesay, Thomas Crathora, Henry
Mainssell of Bridforth, William Darell of Huntyngton,
William Lokton of Hoton, John Newton of Pikeryng,
Walter Gower, John Hawekeswell of Helpirby, Henry
Tailbose of Hurworth, Robert Coneas of Sokbourne ;
North Riding, co. York.
Robert de Ledes of Garton, John Bulmer, William Bassett of
Hawmesse, Peter Constabell, George de Northtorp, Robert
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 11 — cont.
Martyn, William de Nawton, Richard Sampton of Kave,
Thomas Myton of Aughton, Robert Santon of Southkave ;
East Riding, co. York.
William Mallom of Craven, John Rilston, Thomas Womewell
of Womewell, William Pensaxe, Henry Melton, Thomas
Nowsom of Kayvell, Acheles Boswell, Edmund Holme of
Ouston, Roger de Aske, John Arderne of Sandall ; West
Riding, co. York.
Ralph Fraunses of Tykenale, John Dedyk of Nuhalle,
Richard Prynse of Wyndley, John Charnok of Gledleghes,
John Bate of Wathewete, William Smyth of Mosburght,
William Bagschawe of Chapel, Richard de Forde of
Hokenaston, John Cressevyle of Assheburne ; Derby.
John Plumpton of Tikesover, William May of Cotesmore,
William Swafeld of Braunston, Thomas Giney of Pikworth ;
Rutland.
John Baxter, Thomas Stiward, Thomas Ficas, Peter Payn,
John Bacheler, William Fyncham, Richard Boure, William
Spynke ; Norfolk.
John Bevyle of Chesterton, John Clynt of Erythe, John
Boucher of Bychehampstede, Robert Philyppot of Cat-
worth ; Huntingdon.
John Ademond, William Deye, John Dyer, William Abbot,
John IpweU, John Mushacche ; Middlesex.
John Warde of Bryggewater, Walter Symund of Worle,
' chapman,' WiUiam Smyth of Bruton, Alexander Lynd
of Shepton, ' gentyhnan,' Richard Dygon of Somerton,
WiUiam Forde of Chynnok, ' gentilman,' Henry North of
Willisconbe, John Sutton of Sowylond ; Somerset.
MEMBRANE 10.
Thomas House, John Frethe, John Sparwe, John Kentyssh,
John Chawreth, Robert Howberd, John Chaunce, Thomas
Walden, Robert Bolynton, Robert Wright, John Sare,
Roger Recham, Thomas Loye, John Semy of Burnhani ;
Essex. (Vacated because otherwise below.)
John Broun of Sudbery, Walter Toky, WiUiam Doughton of
Circestre, John Wylkyns of Ledeney, John Lorewynch of
Cleve, Thomas Bemunde of Dorsyngton, Richard Lanrake
of Norhleche, WiUiam Aldebery of Aldryngton ; Gloucester.
Richard Colyngbourne of Bedewynde, Nicholas Wotton of
Remmesbury, John Coventre, the elder, of Devyses, John
Howse of Marlebergh, John Ingram of Durynton, John
Plonte of Haxston, John Spenser of Aldewardebury , William
Mowhun of Wermestre ; Wilts, except the city of Salisbury.
William Cressy of Markham, John Topclyff of Markham,
Gregory de Dunham of Darleton, John Carlton of Carlton,
John Vykers of Reteford, John Roote of Eton, Thomas
Knyghte of Landeford, WiUiam Seme of Newerk, Ralph
Owthorp of Owthorp, Robert Fawekonberd of Hokenall,
5 HENRY V. 221
1417 . Membrane 10 — cont.
Nicholas Cawederay of Stanford, John Ledenham of
Suthwell ; Nottingham.
Robert Hamond of Lichefeld, John Coton of Tamworth,
Richard de Lichefeld of Ronton, Richard Selmon of
Moorton, John Moore of Penkrich, Thomas Blount of Horn,
John Berdemore, Richard Forde of Norton, Stephen de
Bagenald, John Beresford of Beresford, John Ryngeley ;
Stafford.
John Style of Hicchyn, Sampson Warde of Asshwell, John
Bentle of Royston, John Perye of Hycrosse by Ware,
Richard Maystre of Hunesdon, Thomas Clerk of Bishop's
Hatfeld, Henry atte Hacche of Stapulford, John Valentyn
of St. Albans, Richard Yonge of Berkhampsted ; Hertford.
Stephen Wynday of Rokynge, John Cryell of Sydyngbourne,
Walter Fleccher of Tonbregge, John Erhethe of Erhethe,
William Blossome of Tentirden, Geoffrey atte Wode,
John de Kent of Hoo ; Kent.
Walter Sterne of Stapilford, John Burton of Bernewell,
John Collard of Great Shelf ord, James Russell of Iklynton,
Henry Froste of Mordon, Thomas Smyth of Eltyslee,
John Mareschall of Leverynton, Richard Cave, William
Pykenham ; Cambridge.
William Drewe of Hordell, John Depeden of Depeden,
William Newe of Southampton, Robert Kyngesham of
Savageston, Peter Fygys of Andevre, Thomas Yerdeley
of Chirche Ocle, Stephen Dyer of Alton, John Silver of
Alsforth, George Estfeld of Tichefeld, Thomas Trone
of Branden, John Haynowe of the Isle of Wight, Nicholas
Pakke of the Isle of Wight ; Southampton.
John Holgate of Combys, John Copdoke, esquire, of Copdoke,
William Petystree of Sutton, Nicholas Bury of Eyke,
Thomas Stotevylle of Dalham, Robert Pope of Mildenhale,
John Scarlet of Wridelyngton, Robert Cokerell of Buxhale ;
Suffolk.
William Assheby, Roger Prymer, Geoffrey Wepham, John
Baron of Velgham, Richard Awbry, John Walssh of
Coufeld, John Markewyk, John Erlegh, Thomas Petyjon,
Thomas atte Bergh, Ralph Bayle of Retherfeld, Robert
Profet ; Sussex.
Reynold Barentyn, lord de Chalgrave, Lewis Grevell, lord de
Drayton, Robert Craunford, lord de Newenton, William
Moderby, lord de Bryghtwell ; Oxford, except the town of
Cambridge (sic).
Thomas Howse, John Frethe, John Sare, John Sparewe,
Robert Wryghte, John Chawrethe, Robert Howberd,
John Chaunce ; Essex.
MEMBRANE 9.
William Payn of Carterston, Mathew Danjon, William Pury
olios William Chapman of Shirborn, John Deyer of
222 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1417 Membrane 9 — cont.
Shaftesbury, John Ocley by Caneford, John Odam of
Bloxkesworth, Thomas Walbrond of Warham, Reynold
Jacob of Dorchestre ; Dorset.
Robert de Rodyngton, Roger Lee of Coton, Thomas Panetrye
of Walyburn, James Cleobury of Heyton, John Paternoster
of Shuifenhale, WilHam Halle of Neweport, John Heweson
of Qwat, William Rosse of Hempton ; Salop, except the
town of Shrewsbury.
Thomas Derham, the younger, William Clerk of Wycombe,
William Clerk of Berton, Walter Aubyn of Wolverton ;
Buckingham.
Robert Frenssh of Scharpham, Walter Rooke, Roger
Tremayll, John Passemer of Baunton, John Jaycok,
Nicholas Feharbard of Thawstok, Thomas Kynggeslond,
John Holcumb of Neuton Abbatis ; Devon.
John Saltby of Gunwardby, Ralph Messanger of Harlestoii,
Edmund Wylughby of Dunsby, David Cranewell of
Carleby, Robert Warner of Uflyngton, Robert Rowsyng of
Newton ; parts of Kesteven, co. Lincoln.
John Grene of Flete, Gilbert Pynchebek of Qwaplode,
Richard Pulvertofte of Algerkyrke, Thomas Longeland of
Kyrketon, John Hungate of Leeke, Edmund Rouce of
Boston ; parts of Holand, co. Lincoln.
Richard Travers of Hareby, Laurence Moyne of Thethilthorp,
Robert Smyth of Hornecastell, William Wade of Trusthorp,
William Cutwolf of Ouston, John Usflete of Gunnays, John
Westfeld of Fylyngham, William Toplyff of Zelethorp,
Thomas Moyne of Clee, John Rate of Elsham, John
Thorsby of Croxby, John Curteys of Waldenewton ; parts
of Lyndesey, co. Lincoln.
John Petyver of Luyton, John Scot of Eton, the elder, John
Mustell of Stratton, John Beston of Shitlyngdon ; co.
Bedford.
Otes Tregonan of Tregonan, John Nicoll of Bodmyn, Thomas
Tregorre of Tregorre, John Trewynt of Trewynt ; Cornwall.
John Ulmoor of Chirchebikenhull, Thomas Warde of Ber-
myncham, John Holden of Bermyncham, Robert Reynald of
Atherston, William Brette of Ansley, William Reynald of
Atelburgh, William Nicholl of Little Wolford, John
Doraunt of Berston, Thomas Bernewell of Warwick,
Thomas Sidenhale of Tanworth, John Aston of Alcestre,
Thomas Austyn of Little Salford ; Warwick.
John Coteron ' in ' Newebery, Thomas Marchant of Lamburn,
Richard Bilderwell of Faryngdon, Thomas Steward,
Stephen Stapper of Redynge, John Glasyer of Wokyngham,
Thomas Colswayn of Faryngdon ; Berks.
John Vaghan of Irchenfeld, William Lank of Irchenfeld,
Thomas Dansey of Wepton, William Podemour of the
parish of Madley, Roger Hore, Henry Comyn, Walter
Walker of Leomynstre, Richard Upton, Hugh Chabbenore,
5 HENRY V. 223
1417. Membrane 9 — cont.
Roger Baylly of Monyton, Thomas de Noke, John Alton,
Thomas Dovyle ; Hereford.
Nicholas Fitz John, John Brentyngham of Catteshull,
William Tynggewyk, John Cheseman of Kyngeston,
John Strete of Suthwerk, Alan Chapman, Walter Martyn,
John atte Grene ; Surrey, except the town of Suthwerk.
John Mallory of Welton, John Haywod of Daventre, Henry
Budde of Staverton, John Broke of Astwell, John Dawyes
of Rothewell, Robert Whytye of Petyrburgh, Richard
Soule of Petyrburgh, Walter Fermour of Warmyngton ;
Northampton.
Roger Cook of Oudeby, John atte Well of Foxton, Robert
Wyvyll of Stonton, Robert Chezelden, William Oddenell
of Herby, John Somerwyle of Cosynton, William Sotton of
Kegworthe ; Leicester.
MEMBRANE 8.
Commission to Ralph Merstone, ' baker,' John Welleford,
' fyshmonger,' Richard Baret, ' bocher,' and Nicholas Pyryton,
' tyler,' to levy and collect the same in the city and suburbs of
Worcester ; and order to them to cause to come before them the
mayor and bailiffs of the city and four or six of the most discreet
and upright men of the city and suburbs, and, in person or by
deputy, to have the money levied by their advice.
The like to the following : —
Walter Segrave, John Bryd, Edmund Well, William Burgate ;
in the town of Suthwerk.
Peter Brembre, Henry Tannere, William Spencer, John
Blakethorn ; in the town of Oxford.
William Sedeman, John Michell, John Nyche, John Wylbey ;
in the city of Norwich.
Thomas Biriton, Beugo Godeberd, John Grafton, Robert
Keneley, John Toggefort, John Bettoun ; in the town of
Shrewsbury.
Commission to John Michell, ' fisshemonger,' Ralph Barton,
' skynner,' Richard Elton, ' draper,' and Simon Sewale, ' sadeler,'
all of London, to collect the same in the city and suburbs of
London ; and order to them to go in person from ward to ward
and from place to place within the said city and suburbs, cause
to come before them four of the most discreet and upright men
of every ward, and have the money levied by their advice.
Commission to William Baret, John Godeson, ' mercer,' Simon
Yong and John Ayleward to collect the same in the town a"hd
suburbs of Bristol and the precinct thereof ; and order to them to
cause to come before them the mayor and sheriff of the town and
four or six of the most discreet and upright men of the town and
suburbs and precinct, and have the money levied by their advice.
224
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1417. Membrane 8 — cont.
The like to the following : —
Richard de Marum, Robert Stretton, ' barker,' John
Thornton, Thomas Pawe ; in the city of Lincoln.
Richard Haukeswell, ' mercer,' William Scoreburgh,
merchant, John Man, ' tapicer,' Thomas Wetherby,
' osteler,' all of York ; in the city of York.
John Hampton, John Furbour, Gilbert Tanner, Robert
Grene ; in the city of Salisbury.
Order to the chancellor of the county palatine of Lancaster to
appoint some trustworthy men of the county to collect the
said fifteenths and tenths therein, and to answer therefor at the
said terms ; certifying the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer
by Christmas next of the names of the persons so appointed.
1418.
March 16. Commitment to Thomas Wydevill, John Barton, the younger,
Westminster. William Rothewell, Robert Aleyn, John Cooke, clerk, and William
Mason, clerk, — by mainprise of William Buktoft of the county of
Buckingham and William Brooke of the county of Hertford, —
of the keeping of all the lands late of Thomas Grene, knight, who
held of the king in chief by knight service on the day of his death ;
to hold the same from the time of the death of the said Thomas
Grene until the lawful age of Thomas Grene, knight, his son and
heir, and so from heir to heir until one of them shall have attained
full age, rendering at the Exchequer as much as may be agreed
upon between them and the treasurer by Pentecost next, and
finding fit maintenance for the heir ; with clause touching main-
tenance of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
March 29 Commitment (with like clause) to John Wilcotes and Ralph
(sic). Wymeldon, — by mainprise of Richard Frepurs and John Reyner
Westminster. of London, — of the keeping of two-thirds of the manors of
Berneresbery in Iseldon, co. Middlesex, and Ikelyngham, co.
Suffolk, late of Richard Berners, esquire, who held of the king
in chief by knight service on the day of his death, the same having
come to the king's hands and being still in the king's hand by the
death of the said Richard and by reason of the minority of
Margery his daughter and heir ; to hold the same from Michaelmas
last until the lawful age of the said Margery, and so from heir to
heir until one of them shall have attained full age, rendering at
the Exchequer as much as may be agreed upon between them
and the treasurer by Pentecost next, and finding fit maintenance
for the heir.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
*
141 7 MEMBRANE 7.
Nov. 14. Whereas the king ; — in pursuance of an inquisition taken before
Westminster, the late escheator in the county of Warwick, showing that
Edward late duke of York on the day of his death held no lands
5 HENRY V.
1417. Membrane 1 — cont.
in the county in his demesne as of fee, of the king or of any others,
but held the manors of Solyhull and Sheldon and the advowsons
of the church of Solyhull and of the free chapel of St. Alphege of
Solyhull, together with the knights' fees and advowsons pertaining
to the said manors, of the grant of the king, by letters patent dated
16 April 2 Henry V [Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1413-1416, p. 249],
for life with remainder to Richard Beauchamp of Bergevenny,
' chivaler,' and Isabel his wife (sister and heir of Richard the son
and heir of Thomas late lord le Despenser), and to the heirs male of
their bodies, by colour of certain other letters patent made to them
on 17 February 2 Henry V [Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1413-1416, p.
286] touching the premises and other things, by name of all castles,
towns, lordships, manors, lands, rents, forests, parks, offices, rights,
customs, possessions, jurisdictions and services with all their
appurtenances and emoluments, together with franchises, royalties,
counties, hundreds, swaynmotes, commotes, liberties, knights'
fees, advowsons of abbeys, priories, churches and other ecclesias-
tical benefices, and reversions, in England and Wales, late of the
said Thomas late lord le Despenser, which the said late duke had
for life of the king's grant by reason of a certain judgment of
forfeiture rendered against the said Thomas, as by the said
letters patent touching the grant of the said remainder, which
were shown to the jurors, fully appears ; and that the reversion
of the said manors and advowsons and fees, after the death of
Sibyl late the wife of Hugh le Despenser, 'chivaler,' (who held
the same for term of her life of the inheritance of the said Thomas,
late lord le Despenser, and who died on 28 August then last past)
pertained to Thomas ; and that the said late duke on the day of
his death had the said manors of Solyhull and Sheldon with the
fees and advowsons aforesaid for term of his life of the king's
grant by reason of the judgment of forfeiture aforesaid, with
remainder to the said Richard and Isabel and their said heirs, as
above ; and that the said manors, fees and advowsons are held
of the king in chief by knight service ; — ordered the said late
escheator to deliver the said manors, fees and advowsons, together
with the issues of the said manors and fees from the time of the
death of the said late duke, to the said Richard and Isabel,
since the king had ordered Richard's fealty to be taken by the
escheator in the counties of Southampton and Wilts, and, for a
certain fine paid in the hanaper had respited until a day already
past the homage due from Richard for the said manors, fees and
advowsons and for other lands in other counties held for life by
the said late duke with remainder as above [Calendar of Close
Rolls, 1413-1419, p. 228] ; and whereas by another inquisition
taken at Warwick on Friday the vigil of St. Peter in Cathedra, 3
Henry V, before John Cokayn and James Strangways, justices of
assize in the counties of Northampton, Warwick, Leicester,
Nottingham, Derby and Lincoln, and William Babyngton, and
the escheator in the county of Warwick, and Thomas Burdet,
' chivaler', sheriff of the said county, by virtue of letters patent
to them directed [Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1413-1416, p. 414],
Wt. 2415. F. 15.
226 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1417. Membrane 7 — cont.
it was ascertained that a fine was levied in the king's court at
Westminster, 5 Henry IV, before William Thirnyng and his
fellows, justices, between Sibyl late the wife of Hugh le Despenser,
' chivaler,' querent, and Edward Botiller, ' chivaler,' and Anne
his wife, deforciants, touching the said manors and advowsons,
by which fine Sibyl acknowledged the manors and advowsons
aforesaid to be the right of Anne, for which acknowledgement,
fine and concord Edward and Anne granted the said manors
and advowsons to Sibyl, to hold the same for term of her life
of Edward and Anne and the heirs of Anne, with reversion to
Edward and Anne and the heirs of Anne quit of the heir of the
said Sibyl ; and that Sibyl was seised of the premises by virtue of
the fine ; and that Anne wife of Edward died seised of the rever-
sion without heir, to wit, on the Saturday next after the feast of
All Saints, 10 Henry IV ; and that Edward died on the vigil of
St. Martin in the Winter, 14 Henry IV ; and that Sibyl died on
the morrow of the Assumption, 3 Henry V ; and whereas, the said
inquisitions having been read and heard in the Chancery and the
matter contained in them more fully understood, after mature and
diligent deliberation on the premises had with the king's justices
and serjeants-at-law and other skilled persons of his council, it
appeared that the king's writ of livery of the manors and advow-
sons aforesaid had issued unduly out of the Chancery, since the
inquisition taken at Warwick had been taken long before the
inquisition taken before the said late escheator, and for divers
other causes shown and declared on the king's behalf in the
Chancery, so that by the advice of the king's justices and serjeants-
at-law and others aforesaid it was awarded that the said manors
of Solyhull and Sheldon together with the issues thereof from the
time of the death of the said late duke, and the advowsons afore-
said, should be taken and resumed into the king's hands : the
king therefore orders the escheator in the county of Warwick
for the cause aforesaid to take and resume into the king's hands
the said manors of Solyhull and Sheldon together with the issues
thereof from the time of the late duke's death, and the advowsons
aforesaid, without delay.
Nov. 21. Order to the escheator in the counties of Somerset and
Westminster. Dorset ; — pursuant (1) to an inquisition taken before him, showing
that John Sparewe on the day of his death held in his demesne as
of fee a toft and 4 acres of land in Hardy ngton, 2 messuages and a
dove-cot in Milburneport, 12 messuages and 3 acres of land in
Lamport, a messuage, 2 cottages and 16 acres of land in Kynges-
ton by Yevele, 5 messuages in Yevele, 6 messuages in Stoford,
26 acres of land in Berewyke, a messuage and 1Q acres of land in
Alvyngton, 5 messuages, 116 acres of land and 13 acres of meadow
in Hardyngton, 2 messuages, 47 acres of land and 4 acres of
meadow in Northperet, and a messuage, 12 acres of land and 2
acres of meadow in Horsyngton, co. Somerset ; and (2) to another
inquisition taken before him, showing that the said John on the
day of his death held in his demesne as of fee a messuage, a
5 HENRY V.
227
Membrane 7 — cont.
curtilage and a toft in the town of Shafton', 3 messuages, 3
cottages and 4 acres of land in Shireburne and Neulond, a moiety
of a messuage in Shirebourn, an acre of land in Yatemystre, and
two messuages, 16 acres of land and £ acre of meadow in Hywysshe
by Yatemystre, co. Dorset ; and that the said toft and land in
Hardyngton are held of the king in chief by service of a twentieth
part of a fourth part of a knight's fee, and the other lands and
tenements of others than the king ; and that Alice wife of John
Aubyn of Weston in the parish of Stalbrugge is the kinswoman
and next heir of the said John, to wit, daughter of William the
son of Joan the sister of John the father of the said John Sparewe,
and of full age ; — to take the fealty of John Aubyn and cause him
and Alice to have full seisin of the premises.
Nov. 28. Order to the escheator in the county of Devon ; — pursuant to
Westminster, an inquisition made by him showing that William Boyvyle on
the day of his death held in his demesne as of fee (1) the manor
of Skyredon of the king in chief in free socage, by rendering 3s.
yearly at the castle of Exeter and giving 3 barbed arrows to the
king when he shall hunt in his forest of Dertemore, for all services,
and (2) the manor of Westwogwyll, with the advowson of the
church there, of others than the king ; and that John Boyvyle,
the elder, William's son, is his next heir and of full age ; — to
take John's fealty for the manor of Skyredon and cause him to
have full seisin of it, removing the king's hand from the said
manor of Westwogwyll and the advowson, if they are in the
king's hand for no other cause than the death of William, and
delivering to John any issues taken from the said manor of
Westwogwyll since the time of William's death.
MEMBRANE 6.
Nov.
26. Commitment to Nicholas Sutton, — by mainprise of Richard
Westminster. Lyversegge and John Dalton, — of the keeping of a cottage with a
croft in Esthattele, which Simon Bone, chaplain, mlnn TOQa
who was
outlawed for felony at the suit of the king, held in his demesne
as of fee on the day of the outlawry, and which was seized into
the king's hands on that account and is extended at Id. a year ;
to hold the same from Michaelmas last for 40 years, rendering the
2d. which the escheator of the county used to render, and an
increment of 4d., yearly by equal portions at the Easter and
Michaelmas Exchequers, and maintaining the houses and build-
ings pertaining to the said cottage and croft.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Dec. 8. Commitment to John Radclyff, knight, and Cecily his wife, — by
Westminster, mainprise of David Hemnale and Roger Hull of the county of
Norfolk, — of the keeping of two-thirds of the manor of Frames-
den, co. Suffolk, late of Thomas Morley, ' chivaler,' who held of
the king in chief on the day of his death ; to hold the same from
the time of the death of the said Thomas until the lawful age of
228 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 6 — cont.
Margaret his daughter and heir, together with the marriage of
the heir, and so from heir to heir until one of them shall have
attained lawful age and they shall have effected the marriage,
rendering 16Z. yearly by equal portions at the Easter and Michael-
mas Exchequers for the keeping, and for the marriage as much
as may be agreed upon between them and the treasurer, and
finding fit maintenance for the heir ; with clause touching main-
tenance of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Vacated on surrender, since the king, on 9 March, 6 Henry V,
granted the keeping of two-thirds of the said manor, which do not
exceed the value of 201. a year, to the said John, to hold the same
under a certain form. And so these letters are cancelled.
Dec. 11. Commitment to Robert Morton, esquire, of Bawtre, co. York, —
Westminster, by mainprise of John Gayteford of the county of Nottingham,
esquire, and John Cravene of the same county,— of the keeping
of the fishery of Bykerysdyke within the king's lordship of
Misne, co. Nottingham ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last
for 20 years, rendering yearly by the hands of the reeve there for
the time being the 24s. which the fishery was wont to render,
and an increment of 2s. Sd.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Dec. 16. Grant to William Lynde, esquire, — by mainprise of Hugh
Westminster. Whylughby and Richard Priour, — of the keeping of all the lands
late of John Dabriggecourt, ' chivaler,' who held of the king in
chief on the day of his death ; to hold the same from the time
of the death of the said John until the lawful age of John his son
and heir, together with the marriage of the heir, and so from heir
to heir until one of them shall have attained lawful age, and the
marriage shall have been effected, rendering at the Exchequer
for the keeping and marriage 213Z. 6s. 8s. only, by equal portions
at the Purification and Midsummer next, and finding fit mainten-
ance for the heir ; with clause touching maintenance of buildings
and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Dec. 15. Order to the escheator in the county of Kent ; — pursuant to
Westminster, divers inquisitions taken before William Maydeston, late escheator,
showing that Juliana Seintleger on the day of her death held
no lands in the said county in her demesne as of fee or in service,
of the king or of others, but that one Nicholas Potyn, esquire,
was lately seised in his demesne as of fee of the manor of Easthalle
in the said county, and gave and granted the said manor to
Thomas Seintleger and Juliana and to Arnold Savage, 'chivaler,'
and William Makenade and to the heirs of Thomas, by virtue of
which gift the said Thomas, Juliana, Arnold and William were
seised thereof ; and that Thomas, Arnold and William died ;
and that Juliana afterwards died seised of such estate ; and that
one Elmyng Leget and Margery his wife were lately seised of a
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messuage and 400 acres of marsh in Elmele, co. Kent, in their
demesne as of fee, and with the king's licence gave and granted
the same to the said Thomas Seintleger and Juliana, to Thomas
Brokhell, Stephen Norton of Chart, to the said William Makenade
and to John Kelsham, and to the heirs of the said Thomas Seintleger ;
and that the said Thomas Seintleger and Juliana, Thomas Brok-
hell, Stephen, William Makenade and John were seised of the
said messuage and marsh by virtue of the gift ; and that Thomas
Seintleger, Thomas Brokhell, Stephen, William Makenade and
John died seised thereof ; and that afterwards Juliana died
seised of such estate ; and that one William Makenade and
Richard Lentwardyn, clerk, were lately seised in their demesne as
of fee of the manor of Oterenden, in the said county, and by
their charter (shown to the jurors of the inquisition) gave and
granted it to the said Thomas Seintleger and Juliana and to the
heirs of Thomas, by virtue of which gift Thomas and Juliana were
seised ; and that Thomas Seintleger first died seised thereof ;
and that afterwards Juliana died seised of such estate ; and
that the manor of Easthalle and the messuage and marsh are
held of the king in chief by knight service, and the manor of
Oterenden of others than the king ; and that Joan late the wife of
John Evyas, esquire, deceased, (one of the daughters of the said
Thomas Seintleger), and William son of Thomas Fogg, the younger,
and of Eleanor his wife (the second daughter of the said Thomas),
are the kinsfolk and heirs of the said Thomas Seintleger, Joan
being of full age and William (son of Thomas) of late a minor ;—
to take the fealties of Joan and William (son of Thomas), make a
partition of the premises into two equal parts, and cause the said
Joan and William (son of Thomas) to have full seisin of their
pourparties ; as William (son of Thomas) has sufficiently proved
his age before the said late escheator ; and as the king of his
special grace and for a certain fine paid in the hanaper has par-
doned the trespasses made by the said Thomas Seintleger,
Juliana, Arnold and William Makenade in acquiring the said
manor of Easthalle and in entering the same without the king's
licence [Calendar of Patent Roils, 1416-1422, p. 126] ; and as
the king for 20s. paid in the hanaper has respited until Michaelmas
next the homage due from the said Joan and William (son of
Thomas) ; provided always that Joan and William (son of
Thomas) have each a share of the lands which are held of the
king in chief, and so be the king's tenant.
Nov. 20. Order to the escheator in the county of Lincoln ; — pursuant to
Westminster, an inquisition made by him showing that Walter Taylboys,
' chivaler,' held the manor of Sotby in his demesne as of fee on
the day of his death ; and that the manor is held of the king in
chief by knight service ; and that Walter Tailboys son of the
aforesaid Walter is his next heir, and of full age ; — to take the
fealty of Walter the son and cause him to have full seisin of the
said manor ; as the king for 20s. paid in the hanaper has respited
his homage until Midsummer next.
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CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 6 — cont.
March 16. Order to William Talbot, ' chivaler,' escheator in the county of
Westminster. Devon ; — pursuant to an inquisition taken before him by virtue of
his office, showing that on the Wednesday next before the feast
of St. Mathias last a certain ship of Janua, called a ' carrek,'
of the portage of 300 tuns and more, laden with goods and
merchandise of the king's enemies of Janua [came to land] through
a tempest within the body and bounds of the said county, within
the island of Londey and between Hertesworthe on the West and
Mortho on the East ; and that the master and 45 merchants and
mariners of the ship came to land at Pydekewyll, and surrendered
to Thomas Flemyng, ' chivaler,' as his prisoners ; and that the said
Thomas keeps them as his prisoners on that account ; and that
the jurors of the inquisition knew not where more merchants and
mariners of the ship came ; and that the ship was laden with woollen
cloths of divers colours and with linen cloths and cloths of ' fustian,'
and with wax, lead, tin, iron, and other merchandise, to the value of
1000 marks and more, and with 12 great masts ; and that the ship
and the goods and merchandise aforesaid on the same Wednesday
came to the possession of Thomas Balle, Thomas Bale, Thomas
Blake, John Hunt, John Laurens, Richard Kykke, Edward Growe
(all of Ilfercombe), and of others associated with them, whose names
the jurors knew not ; and that the said goods and merchandise
were removed and eloigned by them to places unknown ; and that
before the said ship, goods and merchandise came to the possession
of Thomas Balle and the others aforesaid, John Matefford,
William Lake and John Morys (all of Abbotysham), and others
associated with them, whose names the jurors likewise knew not,
loaded twro boats with woollen cloths of divers colours and with
linen cloths and cloths of ' fustian,' to the value of 20Z. and more,
of the goods and merchandise which were in the said ship of the
merchandise of the king's enemies aforesaid, and eloigned and
carried them away to places unknown, so that they could not be
seized into the king's hands ; — immediately to cause the master,
merchants and mariners aforesaid, wheresoever they shall be found,
to be arrested, and the ship, cloths, wax, lead, tin, iron, masts,
goods and merchandise aforesaid, wheresoever and in whosesoever
hands or possession they shall be found, to be taken into the
king's hands and kept safely without dispersal or eloignment (and
the said master, merchants and mariners as well) until further
order. [See also Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1416-1422, p. 146.]
, ..„ MEMBRANE 5.
Dec. 3. Commitment to Thomas Stokdale and Richard Knyghteley, —
Westminster, by mainprise of John Waget of the county of Warwick and Roger
Normanton of the county of Derby, — (1) of the keeping of 20
acres of land in Turveie within the park of Neweton Blosmavyll,
5 acres of land within the said park, and 50 acres of land in
Turveie (as parcels of the manor of Neweton Blomavill), co.
Bedford ; and of the manor of Neweton Blosnevile, with certain
lands in Chiton called ' Botelers ' and ' Wakes,' co. Buckingham ;
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1417.
1418.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Membrane 5 — cont.
which Nicholas Bradshawe, deceased, held for life, of the king and
of others, of the gift and grant of Elizabeth Beauchamp and
Edmund late earl of Stafford, with reversion to the said Edmund
and his heirs ; and also (2) of the keeping of 50 acres of land,
H acres of meadow and 10s. of yearly rent in Shiryngton, co.
Buckingham, which John Gillyng, deceased, likewise held for life
with reversion to the said late earl and his heirs ; which manor,
lands and rent are extended, in detail, at 111. 16s. Sd. a year,
as by two inquisitions in that behalf made more fully will appear ;
to hold the same from the time of the death of the said Nicholas
until the lawful age of Humphrey son and heir of the said late
earl, and so from heir to heir until one of them shall have attained
full age, rendering therefor 111. 16s. Sd., in accordance with the
extent, and an increment of 40s., yearly by equal portions at the
Michaelmas and Easter Exchequers ; as the said Thomas and
Richard, on account of the variation of the names of the premises,
have surrendered in the Chancery for cancellation the letters
patent of 28 November, 3 Henry V [p. 127 above], and 22 May
last [p. 199 above].
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Commitment to Simon Sare of Dunstaple, — by mainprise of
William Smyth, ' bocher,' of Dunstaple, and Nicholas Kerry of
London, — of the keeping of (1) a messuage and 6 acres of land in
Syvelsho, co. Bedford, which are in the king's hand by reason of
the acquisition thereof made by the abbot of Ramesey, for himself
and his house, through Robert atte Fenne and William atte
Fenne, his bondmen, without the king's licence, and (2) an acre of
land in Syvelsho aforesaid, which is in the king's hand by reason
of the acquisition thereof likewise made by the said abbot through
the said Robert atte Fenne, his bondman ; to hold the same from
Christmas last for as long as the said messuage and lands shall
remain in the king's hand for the cause aforesaid, rendering the
3s. 4d. which the last farmer used to render, and an increment of
20cZ., yearly by equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas
Exchequers.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Jan. 29. Commitment to Richard Norton and Roger Crome, — by
Westminster, mainprise of John Pygot of the county of York and Thomas
Morton of the same county, — of the keeping of a messuage,
and a garden adjacent thereto, on Bisshophill in the city of York,
which are held of the king in free burgage (as the whole of the city
of York is held), and which came to the king's hands, and are still
in the king's hand, by the death of William de Sheffeld, who held
them for life with reversion to John son and heir of Miles de
Stapilton, a minor in the king's ward, in tail male, and by reason
of the minority of the said John (son of Miles) ; to hold the same
from Michaelmas last until the full age of the said John (son of
Miles), rendering the 40s. at which the said messuage and garden
are extended before the escheator of the city, and an increment
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CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1418. Membrane 5 — cont.
of 66-. 8d., yearly at the Exchequer by equal portions at Easter
and Michaelmas, maintaining the houses, buildings and enclosures
pertaining to the said messuage and garden, and supporting all
other charges incumbent thereon.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Feb. 8. Commitment to master John Makworth, clerk, of the keeping
Westminster. of two-thirds of all the lands late of George de Sallowe of Stanton,
who held of the king in chief on the day of his death, which have
come to the king's hands by the death of George and by reason
of the minority of Agnes his daughter and hen*, and also by
reason of the wardship of the land and heir of William le Zouche,
' chivaler,' who held of the king in chief, a minor in the king's
ward ; to hold the same from the time of the death of George
until the full age of Agnes, together with her marriage, and with
the issues of a third part of the said lands until the assignment of
dower to Thomasia late the wife of George, and with the reversion
of the said third part, and so from heir to heir until one of them
shall have attained full age and he shall have effected the marriage,
rendering for the keeping and marriage 80 marks only, and finding
fit maintenance for the heir ; with clause touching maintenance
of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Vacated because otherwise in the Patent Boll of this year
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1416-1422, p. 128].
Feb. 13. Commitment (with like clause) to William Fallan, one of the
Westminster, clerks of the Exchequer, — by mainprise of Henry Lyndeby of
the county of Nottingham and John Sutton of the county of
Lincoln, — of the keeping of all the lands, rents and services in
Wodebergh, co. Wilts, and elsewhere, late of John Claverlee, a
bastard, who held them of Edward III and died without heir of
his body ; to hold the same for 20 years, rendering 13s. 4:d.
yearly by equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas
Exchequers.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
William Auncell of Maldon, co. Essex, ' yoman,' on 9 February
in the present year, made a fine of 6s. Sd. with the king for his
trespass and contempt in entering forcibly the houses of Nicholas
Huyssh, John Mace and W'illiam Wulf at [blank] in the county
of Cambridge contrary to the form of the statute of 15 [Richard
II].
Feb. 12. Commitment to Thomas Broket, — by mainprise of William
Westminster. Gamell and John Cerf, both of the county of York, — of the
keeping of all the lands late of George Salvan and Elizabeth his
wife, who held of the king in chief on the days of their death,
which have come to the king's hands by the death of the
said George and Elizabeth and by reason of the minority of their
heir ; to hold the same from the time of the death of George
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1418.
Feb. 14.
Westminster.
1417.
Nov. 23.
Westminster.
1418.
Feb. 21.
Westminster.
Membrane 5 — con I.
until the full age of the said heir, together with the marriage of
the heir, and so from heir to heir until one of them shall have
attained full age and the marriage shall have been effected,
rendering for the keeping and marriage as much as may be
agreed upon between him and the treasurer.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Vacated on surrender, since the king on 18 November, 8 Henry V,
by letters patent and by a certain mainprise committed the keeping
of the said lands to Maud late the ivife of Peter de Mauley, ' chivaler,'
to hold the same under a certain form. And so these letters are
cancelled.
MEMBRANE 4.
Commitment to Robert Castell, esquire, — by mainprise of
John Merbury of the county of Hereford and John Wilcotes of
the county of Oxford, — of the keeping of all the lands late of
Alan Straunge, esquire, who held of the king in chief by knight
service on the day of his death ; to hold the same from the time
of the death of the said Alan until the lawful age of Alice Straunge
his daughter and heir, together with her marriage, and so from
heir to heir until one of them shall have attained full age and the
marriage shall have been effected, rendering for the keeping as
much as he and the treasurer shall agree upon, by equal portions
at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers, and for the marriage
as much as may be agreed upon between them by Pentecost
next, and finding fit maintenance for the heir ; with clause
touching maintenance of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Commission to Thomas de Greseley, ' chivaler,' Roger
Bradshawe, esquire, and Robert de Twyford, esquire, or any two
of them, to take into the king's hand and keep safely until further
order all the lands in the counties of Nottingham and Derby
whereof George Sallowe, esquire, who held of the king in chief,
was seised in his demesne as of fee on the day of his death ; and
to make inquisition touching his lands and heir.
Commitment to master William Newporte and Robert Merflete,
clerks, and John Holym, — by mainprise of Salomon Oxney,
goldsmith, and William Hanewell, grocer, both of London, — of the
guardianship of all the temporalities of the bishopric of Chichester,
which are in the king's hands by reason of the voidance of the
bishopric, together with all liberties, franchises and rights in any
wise pertaining to the said bishopric ; to hold the same from the
time of the death of Stephen, late bishop of St. Davids, late
guardian of the said temporalities, for as long as the temporalities
ought to remain in the king's hand for the cause aforesaid,
rendering at the Exchequer 650 marks a year, payable by equal
portions at the Annunciation, Midsummer, Michaelmas and
at the feast of St. Thomas the Apostle ; provided always that
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CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
141g. Membrane 4 — cont.
if the king shall restore the temporalities to any bishop after
any of the said terms, then answer shall be made only for the due
proportion in respect of the demesne lands of the said temporal-
ities from the last term of payment up to the day of the said
restitution ; and provided also that the said William Newporte,
Robert and John during the voidance be in no wise charged with
the payment of any tenths to be granted to the king's use after
the death of Stephen for the said temporalities ; and with clause
touching maintenance of buildings.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Vacated on surrender, since the king, with the assent of the said
William Newporte, Robert and John, committed the said guardianship
by a certain mainprise to master Henry Ware, clerk, Robert Frye
and John Cheser, to hold the same under a certain form. And so
these letters are cancelled.
Feb. 7. Order to the escheator in the county of Southampton to cause
Westminster. John de Punchardon, son and heir of Oliver de Punchardon, to
have full seisin of all the lands which his father held of the king
in chief or was seised of in his demesne as of fee on the day of his
death, as the king has taken his fealty and for 10s. paid in the
hanaper has respited his homage until Michaelmas next ; saving
to Agnes late the wife of Oliver her reasonable dower thereof.
March 1. Commitment to John Willicotes, esquire, Robert Andrewe,
Westminster, esquire, and William Ingram, clerk, — by mainprise of John
Bryd of Merleberugh, co. Wilts, ' gentilman,' and William Warner
of Kymersford, co. Gloucester, ' gentilman,' — of the keeping of
two-thirds of the manor of Wendovere, co. Buckingham (which
manor belonged to Edward late duke of York, who held of the
king in chief by knight service on the day of his death), the said
two-thirds being in the king's hand by the death of Edward and
by reason of the minority of Richard son of Richard late earl of
Cambridge, Edward's kinsman and heir ; to hold the same from
Michaelmas last until the full age of the said heir, and so from
heir to heir until one of Edward's heirs shall have attained full
age, rendering for the said two-thirds 4:51. a year by equal portions
at Easter and Michaelmas, and supporting all charges incumbent
on the said two-thirds.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Feb. 17. Order to the escheator in the county of Cambridge to cause all
Westminster, the lands which Drew Barantyn held of the king in chief or was
seised of in his demesne as of fee on the day of his death to be
taken and resumed into the king's hands together with the issues
thereof from 16 August, 4 Henry V, on which day the king ordered
the then escheator in the county to cause Reynold Barantyn son
of Thomas Barantyn the brother of Drew, Drew's kinsman and
heir (whose fealty the king had taken and whose homage, for a
certain fine paid in the hanaper, had been respited until a certain
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1418.
March 7.
Westminster.
March 6.
Westminster.
March 19.
Westminster.
Membrane 4 — cont.
day now past), to have full seisin of the said lands ; as the former
writ issued out of the Chancery unduly from inadvertence.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of
Buckingham.
The like to the following :—
Richard Merlowe, mayor of London and escheator therein.
The escheator in the county of Oxford.
Commitment to Robert Kendale and Robert Clynton, — by
mainpiise of Robert de Syreston of the county of Nottingham
and Walter Peion of the county of Hereford, — of the keeping of
the castle and manor of Trematon and the manors of Calestok
and Assheburgh with all their appurtenances, which, to wit, the
manor of Calestok by name of the manor of Calstok and the
manor of Assheburgh by name of the manor of Asshburgh, were
taken, it is said, into the king's hand by the death of John de
Holand late earl of Huntingdon and by reason of the minority
of John brother and heir of Richard late son and hen* of the said
late earl ; to hold the same from the time of the taking of the
premises into the king's hand for as long as they shall remain
in the king's hands, rendering yearly at the Easter and Michaelmas
Exchequers the extent thereof or as much as may be agreed upon
between them and the treasurer ; with clause touching
maintenance of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Commitment to Robert Beeston and Isabel Button, — by
mainprise of Robert Mildenhale and WTilliam Kent of London,
skinner, — of the keeping of a tenement and 3£ acres of laud and
meadow in Erhithe, late of Thomas Boghere who was beheaded
for divers treasons and felonies ; to hold the same from
Michaelmas last for 20 years, rendering 3s. 4d. a year, as the
escheator of the county of Kent used to render at the Exchequer
for the same, and an increment of 12d.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
MEMBRANE 3.
Order to H. archbishop of York to appoint some trustworthy
men of the clergy of his diocese to levy and collect in the said
diocese the tenth which the prelates and clergy of the province
of York in their last convocation, held in the cathedral church of
St. Peter, York, on Thursday 20 January last and continued on
subsequent days, A.D. 1417, (although beyond their power on
account of their notorious poverty and many other insupportable
losses, expenses and charges of late befalling, and especially on
account of the excessive labours and expenses necessarily and
notoriously incurred twice in the year now past against the Scots
for the defence of the realm and the church of England, with
heavy burdens on prelates and clergy, lack of money, wasting of
236 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
141 g. Membrane 3 — cont.
crops and inroads of enemies in unwonted wise besetting them)
granted to the king from all their ecclesiastical benefices and
temporalities and spiritualities and temporalities annexed to
spiritualities (excepting the priories and monasteries of Ellerton,
Watton, Drax, Madersay, Rufford, Cokersand, and Egleston, the
priory of the cathedral church of Carlisle with its spiritualities
and temporalities, the monastery of Holmecoltran, the church
of Kirkham in the archdeaconry of Richemund, and the benefices
of all nuns, on account of the notorious poverty of the same,
and except the community of the said cathedral church of York,
and the parish church of Misterton appropriated to the fabric
thereof, for the speedy completion of the fabric of the same, and the
monastery of Selby in many ways weighed down by debt and by
reason of its excessive assessments, and except, as at other times,
the lands and possessions of the abbot and convent of Meaux
which have been destroyed by the waters of the sea, the Humber
and other rivers, and benefices in Cumberland, Northumberland,
Coupeland and Westmoreland, and the temporalities annexed
to them, in the forefront of the march of England towards the
Scots, which have been destroyed, and touching these the
certificates of the ordinaries will be accepted in the Exchequer,
and except other benefices, dignities, hospitals, portions, pensions,
and prebends, temporalities and spiritualities and temporalities
annexed to spiritualities situated within the said province and
assessed at 6 marks and under according to the new assessment, —
wholly, at this turn, — and excepting also the monasteries and
priories of Welbek, Newstead in Shirwod, Wirkesop, St. Oswald of
Nostell, Pontefract and Feryby and the prebend of Farnedun,
which monasteries, priories and prebend on account of their
excessive assessments and the other insupportable charges
notoriously befalling them from day to day are to be charged
with payment of a moiety only of the said tenth), and from
benefices unassessed which are extended at 8 marks and over
according to the assessment of two-thirds of their true value ;
the said tenth being payable at the Purification, 1418, provided
that vicars who are not assessed but who according to the
regulations and compositions of their vicarages are bound to pay
with their rectors to the payment of tenths in whole or in part,
be not bound by virtue of this grant to make payment with others
who are not assessed ; and touching the true value of the
unassessed benefices, and the assessments of the said two-thirds,
the certificates of the ordinaries will be accepted ; and provided
also that the said prelates and clergy be not in the mean time
burdened with other convocations or demands. And answer is to
be made to the king for the said tenth at the said feast ; and the
archbishop is to certify the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer
by Trinity next at the latest of the names of the persons appointed
by him.
Order in like terms to Th. bishop of Durham.
The like to W. bishop of Carlisle.
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MEMBRANE 1.
March 18. Commitment to Hugh Courtenay of Baunton, ' chivaler,' and
Westminster. Thomas Erchedekne, esquire, — by mainprise of William Lylye
and Robert Trenerth, citizens of London, — of the keeping of all
the lands which John Fitz Waryn held of the king in chief on
the day of his death ; to hold the same from the time of John's
death until the full age of Fulk son and heir of Fulk Fitz Waryn,
his kinsman and heir, and so from heir to heir until one of them
shall have attained full age, rendering as much as may be agreed
upon between them and the treasurer ; with clause touching
maintenance of buildings.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the deputy of Henry Fitz
Hugh the treasurer.
(238)
6 HENRY V.
1418.
April 14.
Westminster.
April 20.
Westminster.
April 26.
Westminster.
April 11.
Westminster.
May 4.
Westminster.
May 24.
Westminster.
May 28.
Westminster.
June 17.
Westminster.
June 22.
Westminster.
July 9.
Westminster.
July 9.
Westminster.
July 10.
Westminster.
July 24.
Westminster.
July 18.
Westminster.
[Letters etc. in this year are tested by John duke of Bedford, giiardian
of England.]
MEMBRANE 23.
Order to the escheator in the county of Northumberland to
take into the king's hand and keep safely until further order all
the lands in his bailiwick whereof Ralph late baron de Graystok,
' chivaler,' who held of the king in chief, was seised in his demesne
as of fee on the day of his death ; and to make inquisition
touching his lands and heir.
The like orders touching the lands of the following persons,
addressed to the escheators in the counties named : —
[The same Ralph] ; Cumberland ; Westmoreland ; York ;
Northampton.
John Swyllyngton, ' chivaler ' ; York ; Norfolk and Suffolk ;
Kent ; Nottingham and Derby ; Leicester.
Margaret Aylesford late the wife of Robert Swyllyngton,
' chivaler ' ; Nottingham and Derby ; Leicester.
John Wyvelescombe ; Somerset.
John Fitz William ; Nottingham and Derby.
Robert Pursell ; Warwick ; Buckingham.
Edith late the wife of Maurice Bruyn ; Surrey.
Thomas Howse, esquire ; Suffolk ; Essex.
Edith late the wife of William Croyser, esquire
Cambridge.
James Cresacre, esquire ; York.
Surrey ;
John Gowayn ; Southampton and Wilts ; Dorset.
Henry Popham, esquire ; Southampton and Wilts ; Dorset.
Isabel late the wife of Richard de Otteway ; Cumberland.
John Leuesham ; Wilts ; Dorset.
Thomas Whetynden ; Kent.
John Colshull, ' chivaler ' ; Devon ; Cornwall.
William Wassyngley ; Huntingdon.
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1418.
Sept. 22.
Westminster.
Aug. 20,
Westminster.
Aug. 19.
Durham.
Aug. 25.
Auckland.
Aug. 19.
Durham.
Oct. 8.
Westminster.
Oct. 7.
Westminster.
Sept. 24.
Westminster.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Oct. 17.
Westminster.
Oct. 19.
Westminster.
Nov. 2.
Westminster.
Nov. 1.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
Nov. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 23.
Westminster.
Nov. 22.
Westminster.
Nov. 23.
Westminster.
Membrane 23 — cont.
Thomas de Crewe, esquire ; Worcester ; Stafford ; Warwick ;
Salop and the adjacent march of Wales.
John Hende ; Essex ; Kent ; London (Richard Merlowe,
mayor and escheator).
Richard lord de Grey of Codenore ; Nottingham and Derby ;
Leicester ; Lincoln ; Essex ; Kent ; Oxford ; Southampton ;
Northampton ; Rutland ; Stafford.
Joan late the wife of William Lassels ; York ; Nottingham.
Isabel late the wife of Richard Ottewey ; Cornwall.
Joan late the wife of Roger Assheburnham ; Essex.
William Wyngfeld, son and heir of William Wyngfeld,
' chivaler ' ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
Thomas Aylesbury, ' chivaler ' ; Surrey ; Essex and Hertford ;
Cambridge and Huntingdon ; Bedford and Buckingham ;
Northampton ; Oxford ; Wilts ; London (Richard Merlowe,
mayor and escheator) ; Leicester.
Joan late the wife of Robert Corbet, knight ; Warwick.
John Waleys ; Surrey and Sussex ; Kent ; Hertford and
Essex.
Ellen late the wife of Edward Cerne ; Wilts.
William Courteney, ' chivaler ' ; Somerset and Dorset.
Gilbert Talbot, ' chivaler ' ; Hereford and the adjacent
march of Wales ; Salop and the adjacent march of Wales ;
Gloucester and the adjacent march of Wales ; Warwick ;
Oxford and Berks ; Southampton and Wilts ; Bedford
and Buckingham.
William Clifford, ' chivaler ' ; Lincoln.
John Seint Aubyn ; Devon and Cornwall.
John Colville of Dale, ' chivaler ' ; Northumberland ; York.
MEMBRANE 22.
William Englyssh, esquire ; Oxford ; Surrey.
Thomas Fitz Nicholl, ' chivaler ' ; Gloucester.
William Burford ; Essex.
William Apulderfeld, who held by knight service of the heir
of William late lord de Roos, tenant in chief of the king, a
minor in the king's ward ; Kent.
John Strecche, esquire ; Somerset and Dorset.
240
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1418.
Nov. 26.
Westminster.
Nov. 1.
Westminster.
Nov. 2.
Westminster.
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
Nov. 1.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
July 20.
Westminster.
Dec. 30.
Westminster.
1419.
Jan. 2.
Westminster.
Jan. 15.
Westminster.
Jan. 3.
Westminster.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Feb. 2.
Westminster.
Feb. 4.
Westminster.
Feb. 7.
Westminster.
Feb. 5.
Westminster.
Feb. 11.
Westminster.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
Feb. 16.
Westminster.
Feb. 18.
Westminster.
Feb. 22.
Westminster.
March 4.
Westminster.
Membrane 22 — cont.
John Walden ; Essex.
Gilbert Talbot, ' chivaler ' ; Leicester.
William Courteney, ' chivaler ' ; Devon.
Thomas Whityngden son of Thomas Whityngden the son of
Thomas Whityngden ; Kent.
Gilbert Talbot, ' chivaler ' ; London (William Sevenoke,
mayor and escheator).
John Pope of Norbeton ; Surrey.
Geoffrey Lescrop, ' chivaler ' ; Nottingham.
John Knyvet of Mendelesham, esquire ; Leicester ; Cambridge
and Huntingdon ; Suffolk ; Northampton.
George Brewes ; Surrey and Sussex.
John Berewe ; Southampton.
Agnes late the wife of Robert Cokyr ; Cornwall ; Somerset.
Thomas Charles, ' chivaler ' ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
Richard Mudbury ; Devon.
Joan late the wife of Robert Essexe ; Norfolk.
John Holt, knight ; Surrey ; Hertford ; Northampton ;
Leicester.
George Brewes, esquire ; York ; Wilts ; Gloucester.
Ralph Ramsey, esquire ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
John Morvyle ; Dorset.
William Clifford, * chivaler ' ; Nottingham and Derby.
Geoffrey Loterell, ' chivaler ' ; York ; Lincoln ; Nottingham.
John Orleston, esquire ; Kent.
William Argentem, knight ; Norfolk and Suffolk ; Cambridge ;
Hertford ; Oxford.
Oliver Cervyngton, esquire ; Wilts ; Somerset and Dorset.
Humphrey Stafford, ' chivaler,' the younger ; Worcester ;
Warwick ; Leicester ; Gloucester and the adjacent march
of Wales; Wilts.
G HENRY V.
241
1419.
Feb. 18.
Westminster.
March 18.
Westminster.
March 14.
Westminster.
March 13.
Westminster.
1418.
May 8.
Westminster.
May 15.
Westminster.
May 14.
Westminster.
Membrane 22 — cont.
William Argentem, knight ; Buckingham.
Thomas Sampson ; Somerset.
John Morvile ; Wilts.
John Bienham ; Berks ; Southampton.
MEMBRANE 17.
Order to the escheator in the county of York ; — pursuant to
an inquisition taken before him showing that Christian late the
wife of John Bank on the day of her death held in dower, of the
endowment of William Percy of Castelleventon, sometime her
husband, a third part of the manor of Castelleventon, with
reversion to Margaret wife of Thomas Blaufront, the sister and
heir of the said William, who is of full age ; and that the manor is
held of the king in chief by homage and fealty and by the service
of finding an armed man, with acton, ' palet,' spear (lancea) and
gloves of ' plates,' and with an unbarded horse, in time of war in
Scotland for 40 days at the cost of the lord of the manor ; — to
take the fealty of the said Thomas and cause him and Margaret
to have full seisin of the said third part, if it is in the king's hand
for no other cause than the death of Christian ; as the king for
6s. Sd. paid in the hanaper has respited until Christmas next the
homage due from Thomas by reason of his having issue by
Margaret.
Commission to Richard Merlawe, mayor of London and
escheator therein, to inquire by the oath of upright and lawful
men of his bailiwick what lands and goods and chattels John
Oldecastell, ' chivaler,' deceased, who made forfeit to the king,
had on the day of his forfeiture, or at any time afterwards, and
to whose hands those goods and chattels have come, and to take
the said goocfs and chattels, in whosesoever hands or possession
they shall be found, and the lands aforesaid, into the king's
hands, and cause them to be kept safely until further order.
Commission during pleasure to William Glover and John
Pollowe to levy and collect in person in the ports of Exeter and
Dertemouth and in all adjacent ports and places (1) the customs
granted to Edward I by foreign and alien merchants in return
for certain liberties and immunities, and the custom and subsidy
which by the statute published in the Parliament held at
Westminster, 11 Henry IV, all such alien merchants are to pay
for garments made for export from cloths of scarlet, ' sangwyn '
and other colours of the whole or the half grain, and also from
cloths dyed in grain, and all other cloths of wool, which have
been cut, according to the rate and quantity of the same ; and
(2) the custom on cloths of wool and worsted made in England
for export to foreign parts ; and to keep the ' coket ' seal in
Wt. 24 M. F. 10.
242 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 17 — cont.
the said ports ; answering at the Exchequer for the moneys
forthcoming.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
MEMBRANE 16.
July 5. Commission in like terms to Thomas Lane and John Hastynges
Westminster, to levy and collect in the port of Brigge water and in all adjacent
ports and places (1) and (2) above, and (3) the subsidy on wools,
hides and woolfells, to wit, on each sack of wool 43,9. 4(7. from
denizens and 60s. from aliens, on every 240 woolfells the like
amounts, and on each last of hides 100s. from denizens and 8
marks from aliens. By bill of William Kynwolmerssh.
The like to the following in the ports and places named :—
July 21. John Godyn and Robert Elys ; in the port of Great Yarmouth
Westminster. etc.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
1419.
Feb. 8. John Godyn and Simon Berde ; in the port of Great
Westminster. Yarmouth and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
1418.
July 8. Order to the escheator in the county of Cumberland to cause
Westminster. William de Haryngton, knight, brother and heir of John de
Haryngton, ' chivaler,' to have full seisin of all the lands which
the said John held of the king in chief or was seised of in his
demesne as of fee on the day of his death, as the king for 5 marks
paid in the hanaper has respited his homage and fealty until
Christmas next ; saving to Elizabeth late the wife of John her
reasonable dower thereof.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Cornwall.
The like to the following : —
The escheator in the county of Lincoln.
The chancellor in the county palatine of Lancaster.
The escheator in the county of Bedford.
July 11. Commitment to John Upton, — by mainprise of William
Westminster. Walter of Goutherst, co. Kent, and William de Eye of London,
' browederer,' — of the keeping of a plot of land in the town of
Wodechirche, co. Kent, which is in the king's hand by reason of
the alienation thereof made by Thomas atte Tounlonde, tenant in
chief of the king, to William Bourdon without the king's licence ;
to hold the same from Midsummer last for 10 years, rendering
yearly at the Exchequer the 2s. for which Reynold Pympe, late
escheator in the counties of Kent and Middlesex, accounted, and
an increment of 2s. , by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh , the treasurer's deputy.
6 HENRY V.
243
1418 Membrane 16 — cont.
July 18. Commitment to Nicholas Dixon, clerk, — by mainprise of
Westminster. Christopher Boynton of the county of York and Jojin Everdon,
clerk, of the county of Sussex, — of the keeping of two-thirds of
the manor of Carleton in Kesteven, co. Lincoln, late of William
Clifford, ' chivaler,' which are in the king's hand by the death of
the said William, who died without heir male of his body ; to
hold the same from the time of William's death for 20 "year*,
rendering the extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon
between him and the treasurer, maintaining the houses and
buildings pertaining to the said two-thirds and supporting all
other charges incumbent thereon ; provided that he have
allowance in the payment of his farm in respect of any annuities
or yearly pensions heretofore granted to any persons out of the
said two -thirds by the king or by any one else.
By bill of William Kynwo[l]merssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Vacated on surrender, since the king on 8 February in the present
year committed the keeping of the said two-thirds to the said Nicholas
and to Richard Denton, under a certain form. And so these letters
are cancelled.
July 19. Commitment to Robert Charyng worth and John Lawney, —
Westminster, by mainprise of Robert Walhull and John Morpath, — of a
messuage containing 2^ acres of land, in Fynchisley, co. Middlesex,
which are in the king's hand by reason of the outlawry of Richard
Huntyng for felony ; to hold the same from Midsummer last for
4 years, rendering yearly by equal portions at the Michaelmas
and Easter Exchequers the I8d. for which Thomas Horden, late
escheator in the counties of Kent and Middlesex, accounted, and
an increment of Qd.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
MEMBRANE 16.
March 22. Commitment to Peter Wymundham and Richard Wormestre,—
Westminster, by mainprise of Robert Dymmok, citizen and draper of London,
and Robert Beeston of the county of Kent, — of the keeping of a
fourth part of a toft, a plot of pasture, 2 cottages, 4 bovates of
land and 3£ acres of meadow, in Coryngham, co. Lincoln, which
are in the king's hand because the heir of John Cokerell, who is
kinsman and one of the heirs of John Scoter, has not sued out
his right thereto ; to hold the same from Easter next for 10
years, rendering yearly by equal portions at the Michaelmas and
Easter Exchequers 65. Sd., as the last farmer used to render, and
an increment of 3s. 4rf.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
March 26. Commission to John Hals, William Babyngton, Walter Grene,
w«-«t minster. William Wallere, Edmund Carleton, John French and John
Dam, or to not less than two of them, of whom John Hals or
William Babyngton shall be one, to take into the king's hand and
keep safely until further order all the lands whereof Elizabeth
244 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1418. Membrane 15 — cont.
Wolverston, who held of the king in chief, was seised in her
•demesne as of fee in the county of Suffolk on the day of her death ;
and to make inquisition touching her lands and heir.
May 3. Commitment to Thomas Clarell, esquire, and Richard
Westminster. Wynteworth, — by mainprise of John Melton of the county of
Nottingham and John Maresburgh of the county of York, — of
the keeping of all the lands late of John Fitz William, knight,
who held of the king in chief by knight service on the day of his
death ; to hold the same from the time of the death of the said
John until the lawful age of John his son and heir, and so from
heir to heir until one of them shall have attained full age, rendering
the true extent, or as much as may be agreed upon between them
and the treasurer by the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula next, and
finding fit maintenance for the heir ; with clause touching
maintenance of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh. the treasurer's deputy.
May 6. Commitment to John Merbury and Thomas Walter, esquires, —
Westminster, by mainprise of John Lacy of the county of Northampton,
esquire, and Adam Marchall of the county of Cambridge, — of the
guardianship of all the temporalities of the bishopric of St. Davids,
in England and in Wales, which are in the king's hands by the
death of Stephen, the last bishop ; to hold the same from the
time of Stephen's death for as long as the temporalities shall
remain in the king's hands for the said cause, provided that they
answer at the Exchequer for the issues and profits thereof from
the time of Stephen's death.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
May 4. Appointment during pleasure of Nicholas Newerk of Great
Westminster. Yarmouth to examine in person all ships and boats passing from
and to the realm in the port of Great Yarmouth and in all
adjacent ports and places, and to make search of all such ships
and boats suspected of being laden with uncocketed wools,
woolfells, hides, cloths or other customable wares, or with gold
or silver in money by tale or mass or plate, or with jewels, and of
any persons suspected of having carried into or out of the realm
bulls, letters, instruments or processes, or any other things
prejudicial to the king or his subjects, contrary to the pro-
clamations and prohibitions made thereof in the king's behalf ;
and to arrest all such goods and instruments as forfeit, together
with the ships and persons carrying them, and to keep them safely
until further order ; and to do all other things that pertain to the
said office ; and to certify the king in the Chancery touching all
that is done by him in the matter, answering and rendering account
at the Exchequer for all the forfeitures arrested by him. And order
to all sheriffs, mayors, bailiffs, ministers, lords, masters, mariners
of ships, and other the king's ministers and lieges, under pain of
forfeiture of all that they can forfeit, to be intendant to Nicholas.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
6 HENRY V.
245
1418.
May 5.
Wostiiiiii.sti-r.
Dec. 15.
Westminster.
1419.
Jan. 23.
Wi'.stininster.
Membrane 15 — emit.
Appointment in like terms of the following in tho ports and
places named : —
Thomas Lakun ; in the ports of Exeter, Plymmouth.
Dertemouthe and Fowy. and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Robert Shorte ; in the ports of Towemouth and Ilfardecombe,
and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the said deputy.
William Hotoft ; in the port of Yarmouth and in all adjacent
ports and places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
1418.
May 13.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 14.
Order to William Talbot, ' chivaler,' escheator in the counties
of Devon and Cornwall, to cause all the lands and goods and
chattels of John Haule which are in his own possession, and also
all other lands, goods and chattels which are in the hands or
possession of any other persons to the use and profit of the said
John, to be taken into the king's hand and carefully extended
and kept safely until further order from the king with the advice
of his council, certifying the king and council in the quinzaine
of Trinity next touching all that is done by him in this behalf ;
since the king of late, for certain sure causes declared before him
and his council, by his writ ordered the said John, under a penalty
in the said writ contained, to be in person before him and the
said council at Southampton at a certain day now past, to answer
upon the things which should be objected to him then and there,
and further to do and receive what the council should ordain ;
and since the said John (although the said writ had been delivered
to him long before the day aforesaid at the castle of Tremyngton,
co. Cornwall, by one Richard Reynold, the sheriff's serjeant, in the
presence of Thomas Legh, under-sheriff of the county, and Richard
Nordon, as the said sheriff has declared in person before the
council) took no thought to appear before the council at the day
aforesaid by virtue of the said writ, although he had received it,
or at least to return the writ there, to the manifest contempt of
the king and of his command, so that by divers writs the king
ordered the said sheriff to attach John and have him before the
council at another day likewise now past, under pain of 200/. ;
and since the sheriff has certified the council that he could not find
John, although he had sought him diligently from place to place,
but that John was absenting himself for this cause, lurking in
places unknown ; and since the king is unwilling to leave such
contempt unpunished. By C.
May 9. Order to the escheator in the county of York to take the fealty
Westminster, of John de Graystok, ' chivaler,' son and heir of Ralph late baron
de Graystok, ' chivaler,' and cause him to have full seisin of all
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1418. Membrane 14 — cont.
the lands which his father held of the king in chief or was seised
of in his demesne as of fee on the day of his death, as the king
for 5 marks paid in the hanaper has respited his homage until
Christmas next.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the counties of
Cumberland and Westmoreland, omitting the taking of fealty.
The like to the following : —
The escheator in the county of Northampton.
The escheator in the county of Northumberland.
May 10.
Westminster,
Order to the escheator in the county of Oxford, — pursuant to
divers inquisitions, taken before him and before George Nowers
and John Barton, the younger, by virtue of letters patent directed
to him and to them and to the sheriff of the county, showing that
John Draiton, ' chivaler,' held the manor of Newenham and the
advowson of the church of Newenham. co. Oxford, in his demesne
as of fee on the day of his death, and that the manor and
advowson are held of the king in chief by knight service, — to
cause the said manor and advowson to be taken into the king's
hand until further order.
May 14.
Westminster.
July 21.
Westminster.
1419.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Commission during pleasure to William Glover and John
Pollowe to levy and collect in person in the ports of Exeter and
Dertemouth and in all adjacent ports and places, after inspection
of the merchandise, the subsidy which in the Parliament held at
Westminster on the Monday after the feast of All Saints.
3 Henry V, was granted to the king from Michaelmas 3 [recte 4J
Henry V, for life, for the safe-keeping of the sea, to wit, 3s. on
every tun of wine for import and export (the king's prise only
excepted), and 12d. in the pound on all merchandise for import and
export (except wools, hides and woolfells, and wine, and except
every kind of corn and flour and fresh fish and beasts for export,*
and except ale and victuals for export for the victualling of
Calais and Hareflieu and the marches there) ; and to answer at
the Exchequer for the moneys forthcoming.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
The like to the following in the ports and places named : —
John Godyn and Robert Elys ; in the port of Great Yarmouth
and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
John Godyn and Simon Berde ; in the port of Yarmouth
and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
* import. Rot. Parl. I V. (54.
IIKXRY V. 247
1418. MEMBRANE 13.
May 7. ( )rder to the escheator in the county of Leicester ; — pursuant
w,stmin*ui. to an inquisition taken before him showing that Agnes late the
wife of Simon Pakeman. on the day of her death held of the king
in chief a third part of the wood of Kereby. called ' Pakemanswod.'
in Kereby. in dower of the endowment of the said Simon her late
husband ; and that the said third part should of right descend after
the death of Agnes to William son and heir of John Vylers the son
and heir of Richard Vylers the son and heir of Joan one of the
sisters and heirs of the said Simon,, and to Katharine late the wife
of Robert Dygby, Simon's other sister and heir, William being a
minor in the king's ward and Katharine of full age ; — to take the
fealty of Katharine, make a partition of the said third part into
two equal parts, and cause Katharine to have full seisin of her
pourparty, as the king for 6*. &/. paid in the hanaper has respited
her homage until Christmas next ; retaining William's pourparty
in the king's hand until further order.
Order to the same escheator ; — pursuant to an inquisition
taken before him showing that Agnes late the wife of Simon
Pakeman on the day of her death held in dower of the inheritance
of the said Simon and of the endowment of the said Simon a
certain close, called ' Williamsclos,' in Whytwyk, co. Leicester,
with reversion by right of inheritance to Katharine late the wife
of Robert Dygby, one of Simon's sisters and heirs, by a partition
made between the said Katharine and John Vylers son and heir
of Richard Vylers the son and heir of Joan, Simon's other sister
and heir ; and that the close is held of the lord de Bello Monte ;
and that Katharine is 80 years of age and more ; — to take the
fealty of Katharine and cause her to have full seisin of the said
close, if it is in the king's hand for no other cause than the death
of Agnes, since for a certain fine paid in the hanaper the king
has respited until a day yet to come the homage due from
Katharine for her pourparty of the third part of the wood of
Kereby. called ' Pakemanswod.' in Kereby. which the said
Agnes on the day of her death held of the king in chief in dower
of the endowment of the said Simon, sometime her husband, of
the inheritance of Katharine.
June 12. Commitment to Robert Frye and John Cheser, — by mainprise
\\Vstmiiistci-. of Walter Pope of London, ' draper,' and John Kenefy of London.
' grocer,' — of the guardianship of all the temporalities of the
bishopric of Chichester, which are in the king's hands by reason of
the voidance of the bishopric, together with all liberties, franchises
and rights in any wise pertaining to the said bishopric ; to hold
the same, with all issues, from the Annunciation last for as long
as the temporalities shall remain in the king's hands for the
cause aforesaid, rendering (350 marks yearly at the Exchequer by
equal portions at Michaelmas and Easter ; provided always that
if the king shall restore the temporalities to any bishop after
any of the said terms, then answer shall be made only for the
due proportion in respect of the demesne lands of the said
248 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 13 — cont.
temporalities from the last term of payment up to the day of the
said restitution ; and provided also that the said Robert Frye and
John Cheser during the voidance be in no wise charged with the
payment of any tenths to be granted to the king's use after
the death of Stephen late bishop of St. Davids, late guardian of the
said temporalities, for the said temporalities ; and with clause
touching maintenance of buildings : as master William Neuporte
and Robert Merflete, clerks, and John Holym, — to whom the king
by letters patent [p. 233 above] lately committed the said guardian-
ship from the time of the death of the said Stephen for as long as
the said temporalities should remain in the king's hand, at a
yearly farm of 650 marks payable by equal portions at the
Annunciation, Midsummer, Michaelmas and at the feast of St.
Thomas the Apostle, — have surrendered the said letters in the
Chancery for cancellation, to the end that the said Robert Frye
and John Cheser may have the said guardianship with the issues
forthcoming from the said temporalities from the Annunciation
last. By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
July 16. Commitment to William Lodyngton and John Taylbois, — by
Westminster, mainprise of Gerard de Lodyngton of the county of Lincoln and
Richard Lyes of the same county, — of the keeping of the manor
of Bondeby, co. Lincoln., which is in the king's hands ; to hold
the same from Michaelmas next for 12 years, rendering 20Z.
sterling by equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas
Exchequers, and supporting all other charges incumbent on the
manor.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
July 14. Order to the escheator in the county of Devon ; — pursuant to
Westminster. an inquisition taken before John Bosun, by virtue of letters
patent directed to him and to William Frye, showing that
Katharine late the wife of Humphrey Stafford, esquire, on the
day of her death held the manors of Blakeburgh and Wodeford,
co. Devon, of the grant of Thomas Tille and John Chirchehull
by a fine levied in the king's court at Westminster, 51 Edward III,
between John Cobbeham of Blakeburgh and the said Katharine
then his wife, querents, and the said Thomas Tille and John
Chirchehull, deforciants, by which fine John Cobbeham
acknowledged the said manors (among other manors and lands
in the said fine contained) to be the right of Thomas as held by
the said Thomas and John Chirchehull of the gift of John
Cobbeham, and for that acknowledgement, fine and concord the
said Thomas and John granted the said manors (among other
things) to the said John Cobbeham and Katharine and to the
heirs of their bodies, with remainders successively to the heirs of
the body of the said John Cobbeham, to William de Bonevill,
knight, for life, to William, son of the said William de Bonevill,
and the heirs of his body, to John brother of William son of
William and the heirs of his body, to Richard brother of John
and the heirs of his body, and to the right heirs of John Cobbeham,
6 HENRY V.
1418. Membrane 13 — cont:
as l>y an indenture of the said fine, shown in evidence to the
jurors of the said inquisition, more fully appears ; and that John
Cobbeham continued his estate in the said manors jointly with
Katharine, then his wife, by virtue of the fine for the whole of
his life, and died seised of such estate without heir of his body,
after whose death Katharine continued her estate in the said
manors by virtue of the fine for the whole of her life ; and that
William de Bonevill, knight, afterwards died ; and that William
son of William died without heir of his body ; and that John
brother of William had, and has, issue of his body, to wit, William
Boiievile, ' chivaler,' who now survives ; and that John brother
of William afterwards died, after whose death Katharine took
to husband the said Humphrey and afterwards died seised of the
said manors, in manner and form aforesaid, without any discon-
tinuance, without heir of her body by John Cobbeham ; and that
the manor of Wodeford is held of William son and heir of William
la Zouche, knight, a minor in the king's ward, by knight service,
and the manor of Blakeburgh of other lords ; — to take the fealty
of William Bonevile, ' chivaler,' for the said manor of Wodeford
and cause him to have full seisin thereof, if it is in the king's
hand by the death of Katharine and for no other cause ; removing
the king's hand from the manor of Blakeburgh, if likewise it is
in the king's hand by the death of Katharine and for no other
cause, and delivering to William any issues taken therefrom since
the time of Katharine's death.
May 30. Order to Henry Barton, late mayor of London and escheator
Westminster, therein ; — pursuant to an inquisition taken before Richard
Merlawe, mayor of London and escheator therein, by virtue of
letters patent directed to him, showing that John Oldecastell,
' chivaler,' deceased, who made forfeit to the king, had in the
month of April, 5 Henry V, within the said city in the hands of
one Thomas Est late of London, 200 marks, which the said
Thomas afterwards handed to Thomas Osberne, citizen and mercer
of London, for safe custody until the said Thomas Est should
send for the same ; and that Thomas Osborne knew not that the
said 200 marks in any way belonged to the said John ; — to
deliver the said 200 marks, which were afterwards by his order
delivered to him at London by the said Thomas Osberne, and
which are in his hands by the order and advice of the king's
council, to the said Richard without delay.
MEMBRANE 12.
June 5. Commission to Thomas Gresley, ' chivaler,' and Roger
Westminster. Bradshawe and Robert Twyford, esquires, or to not less than two
of them, to take into the king's hand and keep safely until further
order all the lands of which George Sallowe, esquire, who held of
the king in chief, was seised in his demesne as of fee in the county
of Nottingham on the day of his death ; and to make inquisition
touching his lands and heir.
250
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 12 — cont.
June 7. Order to John Stourton, escheator in the county of Somerset,
Westminster, to cause John Dodyngton son of Thomas Dodyngton the son of
Maud late the wife of John Wyvelescombe, kinsman and heir of
the said Maud, to have full seisin of all the lands which the said
John Wyvelescombe held by the courtesy of England for life of
the right of Maud on the day of his death, as the king has taken
his fealty for the lands so held of the king in chief, and for 20s. paid
in the hanaper has respited his homage until Martinmas next.
June 7.
Westminster.
Order to the escheator in the counties of Devon and Cornwall ;—
pursuant (1) to an inquisition taken before Henry Foleford by
virtue of letters patent directed to him, showing that John
Herlee, knight, on the day of his death held no lands in the county
of Devon of the king, in demesne or in service, but was seised in
his demesne as of fee tail of the manors of Ilfrecombe. Colrugge
and Hede. a messuage and 40 acres of land in Spitoll, 4 messuages
and 80 acres of land in Pole, and the advowsons of the churches
of Ilfrecombe and Stokleyenlyssh, co. Devon, and (2) to another
inquisition taken before Stephen Derneford by virtue of letters
patent directed to him, showing likewise that the said John
Herlee on the day of his death held no lands in the county of
Cornwall of the king in chief as of the crown, in demesne or in
service, but was seised in his demesne as of fee tail of the manors
of Treuwardreyth, Wyke and Treuelowen, 7 messuages and a
Cornish acre of land in Portalla. and the advowson of the church
of Jacobestowe, co. Cornwall ; and that Elizabeth late the wife
of John Sergeux gave and granted these manors, messuages,
land and advowsons to the said John Herlee (by the name of
John Herlee the younger) and Margaret his wife (who died in
John's lifetime) and to the heirs of their bodies ; and that the
manor of Truwardreyth is held of the king as of his castle of
Launceston, as of his duchy of Cornwall, by knight service, and
the rest of the premises of others than the king ; and that John
Herlee son of the said John Herlee, knight, and Margaret, is the
son and next heir of the said John and Margaret, and of full age ; —
to take the fealty of John Herlee the son, and cause him to have
full seisin of the said manor of Truwardreyth. if it is in the king's
hand for no other cause than the death of John Herlee. knight,
as the king for 2 marks paid in the hanaper has respited his
homage therefor until Martinmas next ; removing the king's hand
from the rest of the premises, which are held of others than the
king, if they are likewise in the king's hand for no other cause than
the death of the said John Herlee, knight, and delivering to John
Herlee the son any issues taken from the said manors of Wyke,
Treuelowen, Ilfrecombe, Colrugge and Hede, and the said
messuages and land, since the time of the death of the said John
Herlee, knight.
June 20. Commitment to Robert Browe, — by mainprise of John Burgh
Westminster, and William Burgh, both of the county of Rutland, — of the
keeping of the county of Rutland, with all farms and profits
0 HKNKV V. LT,l
1418. Membrane 12 — conL
belonging to the said county, from Michaelmas last until Michael-
mas next, rendering 40 marks at the Exchequer by equal portions
at Easter and Michaelmas for the farms and profits of the county
for the said year, without any payment or allowance being made
to him for his fee ; the late commitment [p. 215 above] to him of
the keeping of the county during pleasure, so that he answer at
the Exchequer as sheriff, notwithstanding.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, lieutenant of Henry Fitz
Hugh the treasurer.
July 5. Commission during pleasure to Thomas Lane and John
Wrstinin.su-r. Hastyiiges to levy and collect in the port of Briggewater and in
all adjacent ports and places the custom on wools, hides and
woolfells which is due to the king of his inheritance ; and to
keep the ' coket ' seal in the said port ; answering at the Exchequer
for the moneys forthcoming.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
The like to the following in the ports and places named : —
July 21. John Godyn and Robert Elys ; in the port of Great Yarmouth
Westminster. etc.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Feb. 8. John Godyn and Simon Berde ; in the port of Yarmouth etc.
Westminster. By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
1418.
June 29. Whereas the king ; — in pursuance of an inquisition taken before
Westminster, the late escheator in the county of Lincoln, showing that Edward
late duke of York on. the day of his death held the manors of
Bondeby and Shillyngthorp, with all their appurtenances and
together with the fees and advowsons pertaining to them, of
the king's grant by letters patent dated 10 April 2 Henry V
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1413-1416, p. 249] touching the premises
and other things, for life with remainder to Richard Beauchamp of
Bergevenny, ' chivaler,' and Isabel his wife (sister and heir of
Richard the son and hen- of Thomas late lord le Despenser), and to
the heirs male of their bodies, by colour of certain other letters
patent, made to them on 17 February then following {Calendar of
Patent RolU, 1413-1416, p. 280] touching the premises and other
things, by name of all castles, towns, lordships, manors, lands,
rents, forests, parks, offices, rights, customs, possessions, juris-
dictions and services with all their appurtenances and emoluments,
together with franchises, royalties, counties, hundreds, swayn-
motes, commotes, liberties, knights' fees, advowsons of abbeys,
priories, churches and other ecclesiastical benefices, and reversions,
in England and WTales, late of the said Thomas late lord de
Despenser, which the said late duke had for life of the king's grant
by reason of a certain judgment of forfeiture rendered against the
said Thomas, as by the said letters patent touching the grant of
the said remainder, which were shown to the jurors, fully appears ;
and that the reversion of the said manor of Bondeby after the
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1418. Membrane 12—cont.
death of Edward Boteler, ' chivaler,' who held it for life and died
on 3 March 1 3 Henry IV, and the reversion of the said manor of
Shillingthorp after the death of Hugh le Despenser, ' chivaler,'
who held it for life and died on 12 December 1 Henry IV, pertained
to the said Thomas ; and that the said late duke on the day of his
death held the manors aforesaid with the said fees and advowsons
for term of his life cf the king's grant by reason of the judgment of
forfeiture aforesaid, with remainder to the said Richard and
Isabel, as above ; and that the said manors, fees and advowsons
are held of the king in chief by knight service ;— on 14 February,
3 Henry V, by his writ ordered the said late escheator to deliver
the said manors with the fees and advowsons aforesaid, together
with the issues of the said manors from the time of the death of
the said late duke, to the said Richard and Isabel, since the king
had ordered Richard's fealty to be taken by the then escheator
in the counties of Southampton and Wilts, and for a certain fine
paid in the hanaper had respited until a day already past the
homage due from Richard for the said manors, fees and advowsons
and for other lands in other counties held for life by the said late
duke with remainder as above [Calendar of Close Rolls, 1413-1419,
p. 242] ; and whereas, the said inquisition and writ, and certain
other inquisitions touching the manor of Bondeby taken after the
death of Hugh and Anne his sister and heir, having been read and
heard in the Chancery and the matter contained in them more fully
understood, after mature and diligent deliberation on the premises
had with the king's justices and serjeants-at-law and other skilled
persons of his council, it appeared that the said writ of livery of
the manor of Bondeby had issued unduly out of the Chancery, so
that by the advice of the king's justices and serjeants-at-law and
others aforesaid it was awarded that the said manor of Bondeby
together with the issues thereof from the time of the death of the
said late duke should be taken and resumed into the king's hands :
the king therefore orders the escheator in the county of Lincoln
for the cause aforesaid to take and resume the said manor and
issues into the king's hands without delay.
MEMBRANE 11.
July 20. Grant and demise to Thomas Pontesberi and Thomas Gees, — by
Westminster, mainprise of John Hoby of the county of Leicester and John
Brooke of London, 'brewer,' — of the subsidy and ahiage of cloths
for sale in the city of Lincoln and in the parts of Kesteven, co.
Lincoln ; to hold the same from Easter last for 10 years, together
with a moiety of the forfeiture of such cloths, rendering for the
said subsidy, ahiage and moiety of the forfeiture 73*. 4d., and an
increment of 3s. 4d., yearly by equal portions at the Michaelmas
and Easter Exchequers, and answering at the Exchequer for the
other moiety of the forfeiture : and appointment of the said
Thomas and Thomas as alnagers and collectors ; in terms as
above [p. 6],
By bill of William Kyuwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
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253
1418.
June 30.
Westminster.
1419.
March 1.
Westminster.
1418.
July 18.
Membrane 11 — cont.
The like to the following :—
William Harop of the town of Nowcastle-upon-Tyne and
John Lauson of the same town, — by mainprise of John
Dubber of the county of York and John Broun of the
county of Lincoln, — from Michaelmas last for 7 years,
at a yearly farm of the 40,9. which William Charleton and
Robert Wynterton, the late farmers rendered formerly,
and an increment of 2s. ; in the county of Northumberland
and in the town of Newcastle -upon-Tyne.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's depiity.
Robert Midelton of York, mercer, — by mainprise of John
Haukeswell, esquire, of the county of York, and Thomas
Gare of York. — from Michaelmas last until Michaelmas
next, at a farm of the 110 marks which the last farmers
rendered, and an increment of 13s. 4d. ; in the county of
York and in the city and suburbs of York.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
MEMBRANE 10.
Whereas of late ; — in pursuance of (1) an inquisition taken
Westminster, before William Orwell, late mayor of Calais and escheator of
Henry IV therein, showing that Robert Langton, alias Langdon,
and Agnes his wife on the days of their death held of Richard II
in chief in their demesne as of fee in the town of Calais 5 tenements
and 2 cottages in the parish of St. Mary, by the way leading to
the castle, by service of 61. 13s. 4d. sterling and two watches for
the protection of the town yearly for all other service, 5 cottages
by service of 20s. and two watches yearly, a tenement, with a
cellar, and 4 cottages by service of 6s. 8d. and one watch yearly,
a tenement and 4 cottages by service of 20s. and one watch
yearly, a void plot of land lying near the north walls of the town
by service of 6s. Sd. and one watch yearly, and 2 cottages with a
garden adjacent in the said town by service of 6s. 8(1. and one
watch yearly ; and that the said Robert Langdon died 36 years
before ; and that after his death the said Agnes occupied the
said tenements, cottages, cellar, garden and void plot, and took
the issues and profits forthcoming therefrom in the mean time,
during her life, by virtue of the fact that she was seised with her
said husband in all the premises ; and that the said Agnes died
so seised 26 years before ; and that one Agnes then the wife of
Richard Payne is the daughter and next heir of the said Robert
and Agnes, and 37 years of age ; and that the said Agnes, as heir,
occupied all the premises solely after her mother's death and was
occupying them then ; and that the said Robert Langdon and
Agnes his wife held on the days of their death of Richard II in
their demesne as of fee a plot, called ' Le Place Bondewyne Tubbe,'
and 13i acres of land, which void plot together with the 13 acres
aforesaid lies in the parish of St. Peter without the walls of the
town and in the skevinage of the same ; and that the said plot
254 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 10 — cont.
with the 13| acres aforesaid was then occupied by Henry IV ;
and that the said Robert and Agnes his wife held on the days
of their death of Richard II in their demesne as of fee ' Le Hem,'
with 20 acres of land and one quarter, and it abuts on John
Seep towards the East and on ' Le Hospital ' towards the West,
but by what service the jurors of the said inquisition knew
not ; and that John Bryan then occupied the said ' Hem '
with the said 20 acres of land and one quarter, but by what title
the said jurors knew not ; and [that the said Robert and Agnes
his wife held] 24 acres of meadow abutting towards ' Le Water-
hauk ' on the North, towards ' Le Newe Were ' on the South,
towards John Erst on the West and Clais Sure on the East and
Stace Rose on the West,* but by what service the said jurors
knew not ; and that Laurence Wotton then occupied the said
24 acres of meadow, and by what title the jurors knew not ; and
[that the said Robert and Agnes his wife held] in the said
skeviiiage 17 acres of meadow abutting towards ' Le Plash ' on
the North, ' Le Newe Were ' on the South, Stase Rose on the
East and John Sepp on the West ; and that Laurence Wotton
then occupied the said 17 acres of meadow, but by what title
[the jurors] knew not ; and [that the said Robert and Agnes his
wife] also [held] in form aforesaid a piece of land called ' Le Colsete
sur Le Waterhauk ' on the North, extending towards ' Le Newe
Were ' on the South. Pieter Vink on the East, and John Sepp on
the West, but by what service the said jurors knew not, and it
lies void and waste, being as it were marsh, and it is not occupied
by any person ; and (2) another inquisition taken before Henry
Meriffeld, late mayor of the said town and escheator therein,
showing that the said plot, land, quarter and meadow were held
of Richard II, by service of rendering yearly by the hands of
the bailiff of the skevinage 18 parises (parisios) for all service ; —
the king granted pardon to Richard Nordon (who has taken to
wife the said Agnes late the wife of the said Richard Payne
deceased, it is said) and to the said Agnes in respect of all manner
of intrusions and entries made before 8 December, 2 Henry V,
into her inheritance in part or in whole after the death of her
ancestors without due suit of the same out of the king's hands,
together with the issues and profits thereof taken in the mean
time, and, on 7 June following, took the fealty due from the said
Richard Nordon in this behalf, and by his writ ordered the said
Henry to cause the said Richard and Agnes his wife to have
full seisin of the said cottages, tenements, cellar, plots, garden,
land, 'Le Hem,' quarter, meadow and piece [p. 114 above] : now,
since the said Henry was removed from his office before he had
executed the said writ, the king orders the mayor and escheator
of Calais without delay to cause the said Richard and Agnes to
have full seisin of the premises together with the issues taken
therefrom since the said 7 June.
* Towards John Erst and Clais Sure 011 the East and Stase Rose on the
West. [Inquisitions Post Mortem (Chancery), Henry IV, File 87, No. 40].
0 HENRY V.
255
1418 Membrane 10 — cont.
Oct. 7. Commitment to John Throkmerton and William Wolarshull, —
\\v*tminstor. })V mainprise of Richard Eton of the county of Warwick and
Thomas Dylewe of the county of Worcester, — of the keeping
of all the manors and lands, with their appurtenances, late of
Thomas de Ci-ewe who held of the king in chief on the day of
his death ; to hold the same from the time of the death of the
said Thomas for as long as the premises shall remain in the king's
hands by his death, rendering yearly the true extent thereof, or
MS miifh as may be agreed upon between them and the treasurer,
by equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers,
and supporting all other charges incumbent on the lands.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh. the treasurer's deputy.
May 5. Order to the escheator in the county of Northumberland ; —
\\Vstminntor. pursuant to an inquisition made by him showing that Christian
late the wife of John Wendout on the day of her death held a
third part of a moiety of the manor of Newton by the Sea and a
third part of the manor of Hibburn in dower for life of the
inheritance of Thomas de Hilburn, kinsman and heir of the said
Thomas (sic ), of the endowment of the said John, sometime her
husband ; and that the said thirds are held of the king in chief
as of the crown by service of a fifth part of a knight's fee ; and
that Thomas is the kinsman and heir of the said John, to wit,
son of Robert de Hibburn the son of Isabel the sister and heir of
the said John, and of full age ; — to take the fealty of Thomas
and caupe him to have full seisin of the said thirds, if they are in
the king's hand for no other cause than the death of Christian,
as the king for I mark paid in the hanaper has respited his
homage until Christmas next.
Oct. 24.
Westminster,
Commitment to Thomas Cha worth, knight, — by mainprise of
William Babyngton. in the county of Nottingham, and Peter de
Pole of the county of Derby, — of the keeping of the manor of
Mydelton Kaynes, late of Thomas Aylesbury. who held of the
king in chief on the day of his death ; to hold the same from the
time of the death of the said Thomas until the lawful age of
John his son and heir, and so from heir to heir until one of them
shall have attained full age, rendering the true extent or as much
as may be agreed upon between him and the treasurer, and
finding fit maintenance for the heir ; with clause touching
maintenance of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Oct. 16. Order to the escheator in the county of Bedford, — pursuant
Westminster, to an inquisition taken before him and the sheriff of the county
by virtue of letters patent directed to them, showing that
John Dray ton, ' chivaler,' died seised in his demesne as of fee
of his manor of Kempston, called ' Draytones maner,' and that
the manor is held of the king in chief by knight service, — to
256
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Membrane 10 — cont.
cause the said manor, together with the issues thereof from the
time of the death of the said John Drayton, to be taken into the
king's hand and kept safely until further order.
Commitment to Thomas Bonham of the county of Wilts and
William Algar of the said county, clerk, — by mainprise of
William Darell of the county of Wilts, 'gentilman,' and William
Fynderne of the same county, ' gentilman,' — of the keeping
of all the lands late of Henry Thorp of the said county,
esquire, who held of the king in chief ; to hold the same, together
with the issues thereof from the time of the death of Henry,
until the lawful age of Thomas, Henry's son and heir, together
with the marriage of the said heir, or, if Thomas should die before
attaining lawful age and Ralph his brother and heir apparent be
a minor at the time of the death of Thomas, then until the lawful
age of Ralph, together with his marriage, if they, or one of them,
shall not have duly effected the marriage of Thomas ; paying
for the keeping and marriage 100Z. only, to wit, 50 marks at the
Purification next, 50 marks at Easter next, and the remaining
50 marks at Midsummer following, and finding fit maintenance
for the heir ; with clause touching maintenance of buildings and
support of charges. By bill of the treasurer's deputy.
1419.
Jan. 24. Commitment to Thomas Chaworth, knight, Edmund
Westminster. Hampneden, esquire, John Longevyle, esquire, Peter Hynwyke,
clerk, John Megre, clerk, Robert Wandesforth, chaplain, and
William Kelby, — by mainprise of Laurence Cheyne of the county
of Cambridge, esquire, and William Weldon of the county of
Northampton, — of the keeping of the manor of Abbyiige worth,
co. Surrey, which has been taken into the king's hand by the
death of Thomas Aylesbury, ' chivaler,' who held of the king in
chief, and by reason of the minority of his heir ; to hold the same
from the time of the death of the said Thomas Aylesbury until
it shall have been decided in the king's court whether the manor
should of right pertain to the king or to them ; provided that
they answer at the Exchequer for the issues taken in the mean
time and forthcoming therefrom, if they shall be adjudged to the
king.
1418.
Oct. 13.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 9.
Order to the escheator in the county of Norfolk ; — pursuant to
an inquisition taken before him showing that John Swyllyngton,
' chivaler,' on the day of his death held the manor of Brustoii,
co. Norfolk, in his demesne as of fee tail, to wit. to him and the
heirs male of his body, by virtue of a gift and grant of the said
manor lately made by John Carbonell, esquire, to Roger
Swyllyngton, knight, (father of the said John) and to the heirs
male of his body, with remainder to the right heirs of Roger ;
and that the said Roger, now deceased, took to wife one Joan
daughter of Robert Nevill of Hornby, knight, and they had
6 HENRY V. 257
1418. Membrane 9 — cont.
issue, the said John Swyllyngton and one Margaret now the wife
of John Gra, knight ; and that afterwards Roger, after the death
of the said Joan, took to wife one Joan daughter of Stephen
Scrop, esquire, who still survives, and they had issue, one Robert
Swyllyngton, esquire, who now survives ; and that the said
escheator after the death of the said John Swillyngton by virtue
of a certain writ directed to him assigned a third part of the said
manor, together with the issues forthcoming from the said third
from 17 October last, to the said Joan daughter of Stephen as
her reasonable dower of the manor of the endowment of Roger ;
and that the manor is held of the king in chief by knight service ;
and that the said Robert Swyllyngton is the brother and special
heir of the said John Swyllyngton according to the form of the
aforesaid gift and grant, and of full age ; — to cause the said
Robert Swyllyngton, esquire, to have full seisin of the two-thirds
of the said manor which have been taken into the king's hand
by John's death, as the king for one mark paid in the hanaper
has respited until Easter next the homage and fealty due from
him in this behalf and for other lands in other counties which
Margaret Aylesford, late the wife of Robert Swyllyngton,
' chivaler,' held of the king in chief on the day of her death of
the inheritance of the said Robert the son ; saving to Joan late the
wife of John Swyllyngton her reasonable dower of the said two-
thirds.
Order to the escheator in the county of Nottingham ; —
pursuant to an inquisition taken before him showing that
Margaret Aylesford late the wife of Robert Swyllyngton,
' chivaler,' on the day of her death held the manor of Boney to
herself and her heirs ; and that the manor is held of the king in
chief ; and that Robert Swyllyngton son of Roger the son of the
said Margaret is Margaret's kinsman and next heir, and of full
age ; — to cause the said Robert Swyllyngton the son to have full
seisin of the said manor, as the king for a certain fine paid in the
hanaper has respited until a day yet to come the homage and
fealty due from the said Robert in this behalf and for other
lands in other counties which the said Margaret, and John
Swyllyngton, 'chivaler,' his brother (whose special heir he is),
held of the king in chief on the days of their death of the
inheritance of the said Robert the son.
Order to the escheator in the county of Leicester ; — pursuant
to an inquisition taken before him showing that by a fine levied
in the king's court at Westminster in the quinzaiiie of Easter,
18 Edward II, between Roger Bellers and Alice his wife, querents,
and the warden of the chapel of St. Peter of Kirkeby upon Wreyk,
deforciant, touching the manor of Kirkeby upon Wreyk, co.
Leicester, the said warden granted the said manor to Roger and
Alice arid the heirs of their bodies, with reversion in default of
such issue to the said warden and his successors ; and that Roger
and Alice had issue a son, Roger, and a daughter, Avice ; and
Wt. 2415. F. 17.
258 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1418. Membrane 9 — cont.
that Roger the son took to wife one Margaret elder daughter of
Richard de la Ryver, and had issue by her Margaret Aylesford
late the wife of Robert Swyllyngton, ' chivaler ' ; and that after
the death of the said Roger Bellers and Alice, and of Roger
their son, the said Margaret Aylesford on the day of her death
held the said manor to herself and the heirs of her body by virtue
of the aforesaid grant ; and that William de Leke, Thomas Derby
and Thomas Assheby of Quenby by a charter indented, dated
the Nativity of the B.V.M., 20 Richard II, with the king's licence
granted and demised the hundred of Framlond, co. Leicester, to
John de Aylesford, knight, now deceased, and to the said Margaret
Aylesford, then his wife, and the heirs of the body of Margaret,
with remainder in default of such heir, after the death of the said
John Aylesford, to Roger de Swyllyngton and his heirs, by virtue
of which grant and demise Margaret Aylesford after the death of
the said John Aylesford held the said hundred on the day of her
death to herself and the heirs of her body ; and that the hundred
is held of the king at fee farm, by rendering I2L 18s. 5|-d. yearly
at the Exchequer by the hands of the sheriff for the time being
by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas, and the manor
aforesaid of another than the king ; and that Robert Swyllyngton,
esquire, son of Roger the son of the said Margaret Aylesford is
Margaret's kinsman and next heir, and of full age ; — to cause
the said Robert Swyllyngton the son to have full seisin of the
said manor and hundred, as the king for a certain fine paid in
the hanaper has respited until a day yet to come the homage
and fealty due from the said Robert in this behalf and for other
lands in other counties which the said Margaret, and John
Swyllyngton, 'chivaler,' his brother (whose special heir he is),
held of the king in chief on the days of their death of the
inheritance of the said Robert the son.
Nov. 3. Commitment to Walter Medeford, clerk, and Robert
Westminster. Quynaton, — by mainprise of Thomas Denton of Sandeford, co.
Oxford, and Thomas Baldyngdon of Brehill in the same county, —
of the keeping of the manor of Kempston, co. Bedford, called
' Draytones maner,' late of John Drayton, ' chivaler,' who held
of the king in chief on the day of his death ; to hold the same
from the time of the death of the said John until the lawful age
of Joan and Elizabeth, his daughters and heirs, and so from heir
to heir until one of the heirs of the said Joan and Elizabeth, or
of either of them, shall have attained full age, rendering the
extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon between them
and the treasurer ; with clause touching maintenance of buildings
and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 25. Commitment to John Persone of Little Massingham and John
Westminster. Thrower of Rysuig, — by mainprise of John Scot, clerk, and
Richard Ellyswyk, — of the keeping of all those lands, meadows,
feedings, marshes and pastures within the demesne of Risyng,
6 HENRY V. 259
1418; Membrane 9 — cont.
which John Wodehows, esquire, lately held at farm ; to hold the
same from Michaelmas last for 10 years, rendering 201. a year by
equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas ; with proviso that
the king shall make, repair and maintain at his own proper costs
all sea-dikes and other dikes of the said marshes, and the bridges,
enclosures and hedges, and all other charges incumbent on the
premises'.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
1419.
Feb. 16. Commitment to John Shenesfeeld of Stanstede, co. Hertford,—
w«-st minster, by mainprise of George Belesby of the county of Lincoln and
John Kirkeby of the county of Hertford, — of the keeping of
2 acres and 3 roods of arable land in Bottesham, late of Joan
'atte Yo Slowe,' which are in the king's hand by reason of the
imbecility of the said Joan ; to hold the same from Michaelmas
last for as long as the premises shall remain in the king's hand
for the said cause, rendering I2d. a year, as the escheators of the
county of Cambridge used to render yearly, and an increment of
12d., by equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
I A \Q MEMBRANE 8.
Oct. 14. Commitment to Thomas Parker, — by mainprise of Malcolm
Westminster. Walweyn and William Wynsley of the county of Hereford; — of
the keeping (1) of a messuage, a dove-cot, 6£ acres of land, 6 acres
of pasture and 66s. 8d. of yearly rent in Magor in the march of
Wales adjacent to the county of Gloucester, together with the
courts and perquisites of courts, profits, and other commodities
pertaining to the said messuage, dove-cot, land, pasture and rent,
which Hugh Mortimer, ' chivaler,' held on the day of his death
in his demesne as of fee of Henry IV in chief by knight service,
and which by the death of Hugh came to the late king's hands
and are now in the king's hands ; and (2) of another court,
called ' Le Roiall Court,' which pertains to the king's lordship of
Magor, as a royal lordship, together with the royalties, regalia,
franchises, liberties, ' weifs,' ' streifs,' amercements, fines, redemp-
tions, perquisites of courts, and other issues, profits and
commodities pertaining to the said court, called ' Le Roiall
Court,' or to the said lordship (wards, marriages and reliefs
pertaining to the said lordship only excepted) ; to hold the same
from Michaelmas 1 Henry V, for 20 years, rendering for (1) the
107s. which he formerly rendered for the same, and an increment
of 5 marks for (2) above, yearly by equal portions at the Easter
and Michaelmas Exchequers, maintaining the houses and
buildings pertaining to the said messuage and dove-cot, and
supporting all other charges incumbent on them ; as the said
Thomas has surrendered in the Chancery for cancellation the
letters patent of 18 July 2 Henry V [p. 77 above], whereby the
king ; — in pursuance of the surrender by the said Thomas of the
260 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1418 Membrane 8 — cont.
letters patent (a) of 5 November, 1 Henry V, [p. 45 above'] commit-
ting to him the keeping of the said messuage, dove-cot, land,
pasture and rent from the previous Michaelmas at a yearly farm
of the 100^. which the last farmers rendered and an increment of
Qs. 8d., and (6) of 19 May following [recte 18 May ; p. 66 above}
committing to him the keeping of the said messuage, dove-cot,
land, pasture and rent, together with the courts and all other
profits pertaining to the lordship of Magor, for the same terms and
at the same farm ; — committed to him the keeping of the said
messuage, dove-cot, land, pasture and rent, to hold the same from
the said Michaelmas together with the wards, marriages and
reliefs, and with the courts and all other profits pertaining to the
lordship of Magor, he rendering for the messuage, dove-cot, land,
pasture and rent the 106s. 8d. which he rendered for them before,
and for the said courts and other profits pertaining to the said
lordship, an increment of 4d.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Be it remembered that Nicholas Wotton , late mayor of London
and escheator therein, on 24 October, 6 Henry V, was amerced
at 40s., paid in the hanaper, for the insufficient return of a
certain inquisition taken before him touching the lands late of
Drew Barantyn, since William Pynwell, late imder-escheator, in
the writing of the said inquisition of his ignorance negligently
omitted the names of three persons, who were summoned and
sworn in the said inquisition together with nine other persons,
and who gave a verdict thereon together with the said nine.
Oct. 15. Commitment of the county of Bristol to John Bourton for one
Westminster, year, so that he answer at the Exchequer as sheriff ; the mayor
and commonalty having submitted to the king his name and the
names of Robert Barstaple and Gilbert Joce as candidates for
the office, in accordance with the terms of their charter dated
8 August, 47 Edward III.
Order to the mayor, burgesses and whole commonalty of the
town and suburbs of Bristol to be intendant to John as sheriff.
Order to John Leycestre, late sheriff, to deliver the county to
John Bourton by indenture.
Nov. 6. Commitment to William Harwedon and Margery his wife, —
Westminster, by mahvprise of Thomas Compworth, of the county of Northampton
and William Harwedon of the same county, the younger, — of the
keeping of a cottage and 2 crofts in Plumpton late of Thomas
Dyster, deceased, which were taken into the king's hand on
account of a certain inquisition taken before Thomas Wydevyll,
late escheator in the said county ; to hold the same from the
time of the death of the said Thomas Dyster until it shall have
been decided in the king's court whether the cottage and crofts
should of right belong to the king or to them ; provided that
they answer at the Exchequer for the issues forthcoming there-
from in the mean time, if the same shall be adjudged to the king.
6 HENRY V.
261
1418. Membrane 8 — cont.
Commitment to Philip Chirye, — in like terms and by the same
mainprise, — of the keeping of a messuage and a virgate of land
in Plumpton, late of Thomas Dyster, deceased.
Nov. 14. Commitment to John Derby of Quadryng, — by mainprise of
Westminster. Richard Duffeld and William Serf, — of the keeping of an acre
and 3 roods of land which Thomas son of Robert de Gosberkyrk
held of the earl of Richemond ; to hold the same from Michaelmas
last for 10 years, rendering 3s. Qd., as the sheriffs of the county
of Lincoln used to render yearly, and an increment of Gd. , yearly
by equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 24. Commitment to John Derby and John Cateby, — by mainpri.se
Westminster, of Thomas Hereford of the county of Salop and Henry Lyndeby
of the county of Nottingham, — of the keeping of certain lands in
the towns of Holwell and Abbeketelby, co. Leicester, which
were held by Henry Lescrop of Masseham, ' chivaler,' in his
demesne as of fee on the day of his forfeiture, and which were
extended at 40s. a year by John Knyghtley, late escheator in
the county of Leicester, 3 Henry V, the same being in the king's
hand by reason of the said forfeiture ; to hold the same from
Michaelmas last for 20 years, rendering the 46s. 8d. which the
said John Cateby and William Reynald formerly rendered, and
an increment of 3s. 4d., yearly at Easter and Michaelmas equally,
and supporting all charges incumbent on the lands.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
1419.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
Commitment to Thomas Cha worth, ' chivaler,' and William
Kelby, — by mainprise of Laurence Cheyne of the county of
Cambridge, esquire, and William Weldon of the county of
Northampton, — of the keeping of the manor of Abbynge worth,
co. Surrey, which has been taken into the king's hand by the death
of Thomas Aylesbury, ' chivaler,' who held of the king in chief,
and by reason of the minority of his heir ; to hold the same from
the time of the death of the said Thomas Aylesbury until it
shall have been decided in the king's court whether the manor
should pertain of right to the king or to them ; provided that they
answer at the Exchequer for the issues taken in the mean time
and forthcoming therefrom, if they shall be adjudged to the king.
Vacated because otherwise above.
MEMBRANE 7.
Nov. 4. Commitment of the counties of Warwick and Leicester to John
Westminster. Salvayn during pleasure, so that he answer at the Exchequer as
sheriff.
Order to William Bisshepston, ' chivaler,' late sheriff, to deliver
the counties to John by indenture.
Order to all persons of the counties to be intendant to John
as sheriff.
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1418 Membrane 1—cont.
The like commitments to the following of the counties named : —
Robert Lowther, ' chivaler ' ; Cumberland.
Edmund Hastynges, ' chivaler ' ; Northumberland.
Thomas Gresseley, ' chivaler ' ; Nottingham.
Thomas Cha worth, ' chivaler ' ; Lincoln.
Adam Pesehale, ' chivaler ' ; Salop.
William Trussell, ' chivaler ' ; Stafford.
Thomas Holegot, the elder ; Hereford.
William Hasenhull, ' chivaler ' ; Cambridge and Huntingdon.
William Massy ; Bedford and Buckingham.
Edmund Wynter ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
John Howard ; Essex and Hertford.
James Knottesford ; Surrey and Sussex.
William Bramshot ; Southampton.
Hugh Courtenay, ' chivaler,' the elder ; Devon.
John Arundell, ' chivaler ' ; Cornwall.
John (recte Robert) Chiselden ; Rutland.
William Sturmy, ' chivaler ' ; Wilts.
William Bisshopeston ; Gloucester.
John Flory ; Somerset and Dorset.
Commitment of the county of York and the castle of York to
John Bygod, ' chivaler,' during pleasure, so that he answer at
the Exchequer as sheriff and keeper.
Order to Robert Hilton, ' chivaler,' late sheriff and keeper, to
deliver the county and castle to John by indenture.
Order to all persons of the county to be intendant to John as
sheriff and keeper.
The like commitments to the following in the counties named : —
Thomas Wake ; Northampton.
Robert Andrew ; Oxford and Berks.
Richard Clyderowe ; Kent.
Nov. 4. Commitment of the office of the escheatry in the counties of
Westminster. Kent and Middlesex to Thomas Haseley during pleasure, so that
he answer at the Exchequer for the issues thereof.
Order to William Darell, late escheator, to deliver to Thomas
by indenture the rolls, writs, memoranda and all other things
relating to the said office.
Order to all persons of the said counties to be intendant to
Thomas as escheator.
The like commitments to the following of the office of the
escheatry in the counties named : —
William Beaulieu ; Cumberland and Westmoreland.
John Copleston, the younger ; Devon and Cornwall.
John Wyke ; Southampton and Wilts.
William Chaunceller ; York.
Thomas Hody ; Somerset and Dorset.
Thomas Grevell ; Warwick and Leicester.
0 HENRY V.
263
1418.
Membrane 7 — cont.
Stafford.
chivaler ' ; Oxford and Berks.
Gloucester and the adjacent march of Wales.
Salop and the adjacent march of Wales.
Hay; Hereford and the adjacent march of
Richard Lone
William Lisle,
John Grevell ;
Roger Corbet ;
Thomas de la
Wales.
John Throgmarton ; Worcester.
Ralph Wymbeldon ; Surrey and Sussex.
John Henage ; Lincoln.
Robert Herbotell ; Northumberland.
Peter del Pole ; Nottingham and Derby.
John Lancastre ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
Nicholas Hiwyssh ; Cambridge and Huntingdon.
Reynold Malyns ; Essex and Hertford.
Hugh Hasilden ; Bedford and Buckingham.
Thomas Straunge ; Northampton and Rutland.
MEMBRANE 6.
Nov. 2.
Westminster.
the escheator in the counties of Nottingham and
cause John Gra, ' chivaler,' and Margaret his wife,
Order to
Derby to
sister and heir of John Swyllyngton, ' chivaler,' to have full
seisin of all the lands which the said John Swyllyngton held of
the king in chief or was seised of in his demesne as of fee on the
day of his death, as the king for 205. paid in the hanaper has
respited until Easter next the fealty due from John Gra for the
lands which the said John Swyllyngton held of the king in chief ;
saving to Joan late the wife of John Swyllyngton her reasonable
dower thereof.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of York.
The like to the following :—
The escheator in the county of Kent.
The escheator in the county of Leicester.
The escheator in the county of Suffolk.
Nov. 6. Order to the escheator in the counties of Southampton and
w « stminster. \\fjits to cause Stephen Popham, son and heir of Henry Popham
esquire, to have full seisin of all the lands which his father
held of the king in chief or was seised of in his demesne as of fee
on the day of his death, as the king for 2 marks paid in the
hanaper has respited his homage and fealty until Easter next ;
saving to Margaret late the wife of the said Henry her reasonable
dower thereof.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Dorset.
Nov. 12. Order to the escheator in the county of Stafford ; — pursuant to
Westminster. an inquisition taken before Richard Norman, late escheator,
showing that Thomas de Crewe, esquire, on the day of his death
held the manors of Longe Norle and Water Eton, and two-thirds
264 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1410 Membrane 6 — cont.
of the manor of Assheley, and the advowson of the church of the
manor of Assheley, for life, with remainder to William Clopton,
' chivaler,' (who now survives), the son and heir of the body of
Juliana late the Avife of the said Thomas by John Clopton her late
husband, by virtue of a fine levied in the king's court on the
morrow of St. John the Baptist, 13 Richard II, between Agnes
late the wife of John Morhall, querent, and Robert Daunser late
parson of the church of Eccleshale, deforciant, touching the
manors, two-thirds and advowson aforesaid and other things, by
which fine the said Robert Daunser granted the premises after
the death of Thomas Latymer and Anne his wife (who then held
a parcel thereof, for life and in dower of the said Anne, of the
inheritance of the said Robert, and who are dead) to the said
Agnes for life with remainder to the said Thomas and Juliana his
wife and the heir of the body of Juliana by the said John, as by
the 'said fine fully appears; and that Agnes afterwards died,
after whose death Thomas and Juliana entered into the said
manors, two-thirds and advowson as in their remainder by virtue
of the fine ; and that afterwards Juliana died in the lifetime of
Thomas ; and that Thomas died on 21 September last ; and that
the said William is the son and heir of the body of Juliana by
the said John Clopton, and the next heir in respect of the said
manors, two-thirds and advowson after the death of Thomas by
virtue of the aforesaid fine ; and that William is of full age ; and
that the said two-thirds of the manor of Assheley and the
advowson are held of the king in chief by service of a moiety of
a knight's fee, and the manors of Longe Norle and Water Eton
of others than the king ; — to cause William to have full seisin of
the said manors, two-thirds and advowson, if they are in the
king's hand for no other cause than the death of Thomas, as the
king for 20s. paid in the hanaper has respited until Easter next
the homage and fealty due from William in this behalf and for
other manors in the county of Salop which the said Thomas on
the day of his death held for life of the king of the inheritance of
the said William.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Salop and
the adjacent march of Wales ; — pursuant to an inquisition taken
before George Haukeston, late escheator, showing that Thomas
de Crewe, esquire, on the day of his death held the manors of
Byllyngesleye, Myllyngehope, Wyrketon and Walkeslowe, two-
thirds of the manor of Borewardesleye, together with the
advowsons of the churches of Byllyngesleye and Borewardesleye,
and also 3 messuages, 2 carucates of land, 4 acres of meadow, 4
acres of wood and 52s. of rent in the towns of Litelporsthorn,
Michelporsthorn and Thongelond, for life, with remainder to the
said William Clopton, 'chivaler,' by virtue of the said fine; and
that the said manors of WTyrketon and Walkeslowe are held of the
king by service of keeping the king's goshawk at a certain term of
the year at the holder's own charges, and the rest of the premises of
others than the king ; — to cause the said William to have full
'i IIIONRY V.
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U19.
Jan. 20.
West minuter.
1418.
Dec. 30.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
Dec. 13.
\\Vst minster,
Membrane 6 — ami.
seisin of tho premises, as the king for a certain fine paid in the
hanaper has respited until a day yet to come the homage and
fealty due from him in this behalf and for two-thirds of the manor
of Assheley and the advowson of the church of the said manor, co.
Stafford, which the said Thomas on the day of his death held for
life of the king of the inheritance of the said William.
Commitment to William Eggecombe and Robert Hethe, — by
niainpriso of Richard Hukeley and Thomas Kempton of the
county of Devon, — of the keeping of the mines of lead which
bear silver, in the said county ; to hold the same from Easter
next for 4 years, rendering to the king the ninth pound of pure
silver and every tenth dish (discum) of lead.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Commitment to William Danyell, — by mainprise of John
Colvyle and John Glover, the younger, of the county of
Buckingham, — of the keeping of two purprestures in the town of
Gloucester, which Walter Panes sometime held ; to hold the
same from Michaelmas last for 100 years, rendering the 5d. which
Walter rendered, and an increment of 3d., yearly by equal
portions at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers, and
supporting all other charges incumbent on the said purprestures.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
MEMBRANE 5.
Order to the escheator in the county of Derby to cause John
Grey, knight, son and heir of Richard lord de Grey of Codenore,
to have full seisin of all the lands which the said Richard held of
the king in chief or was seised of in his demesne as of fee on the
day of his death, as the king for 20s. paid in the hanaper has
respited his homage and fealty until Easter next.
Order to the escheator in the county of Nottingham to take
the fealty of William Lassels, son and heir of William Lassels
and Joan his wife, and cause him to have full seisin of all the
lands which the said Joan his mother held on the day of her
death in her demesne as of fee, and in dower after the death of
the said William the father, sometime her husband, of the
inheritance of William the son ; as the king for | mark paid in
the hanaper has respited until Easter next the homage due from
him for the lands which Joan held of the king in chief.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of York,
omitting the clause touching the taking of fealty.
Appointment of John Merbury and John Brugge, esquires,
during the king's pleasure, as his approvers of all the castles,
lordships, manors, lands, rents and services late of Gilbert lord
de Talbot, in the county of Hereford and march of Wales, and
266
CALENDAR OF FlttE ROLLS.
1418.
1419.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Membrane 5 — cont.
elsewhere in England, which have come or can come to the king's
hands by the death of Gilbert, who held of the king in chief on
the day of his death, and by reason of the minority of his heir ;
so that they answer at the Exchequer for the issues and profits.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Commitment to Nicholas Dixon, clerk, and Richard Denton, —
by mainprise of John Thorlthorp of the county of Middlesex and
Thomas Hunt of the county of Nottingham, — of the keeping of
two -thirds of the manor of Carleton in Kesteven, co. Lincoln,
late of William Clifford, ' chivaler,' which are in the king's hand
by the death of the said William, who died without heir male of
his body ; to hold the same from the time of William's death for
20 years, rendering yearly the 11Z. at which the said two-thirds
are extended before John Henege, the escheator in the county
of Lincoln, and an increment of 6s. Sd. ; with clause touching
maintenance of buildings and support of charges, and proviso
that they have allowance in the payment of their farm in respect
of any annuities or yearly pensions heretofore granted to any
persons out of the said two-thirds by the king or by any one else ;
as the said Nicholas has surrendered in the Chancery for
cancellation the letters patent of 18 July last [p. 243 above] by
which the king committed to him the keeping of the said twro-
thirds from the time of William's death for 20 years at a yearly
farm of the extent thereof, or as much as might be agreed upon
between him and the treasurer.
Feb. 17. Commitment to John Leeke, — by mainprise of William
Westminster. Spoundon of the county of Kent and John Pigkot of the county
of Lincoln, — of the keeping of all the lands late of William
Skevington, esquire, who held of the king in chief by knight
service on the day of his death ; to hold the same from the time
of the death of the said William Skevington until the lawful age
of Humphrey Skevington, his son and heir, together with the
marriage of the said heir, and so from heir to heir until one of
them shall have attained full age and the marriage shall have
been effected, rendering 24?. only at the Exchequers for the
said keeping, and finding fit maintenance for the heir ; with
clause touching maintenance of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Feb. 17. Commitment to William de Ferrariis, lord de Groby, — by
Westminster, mainprise of John Daiiet of the county of Leicester and Richard
Fryday of the same county, — of the keeping of 30 acres of land
and 9 acres of meadow in Kereby, and a third part of the wood
of Kereby, called ' Pakemanswode,' in Kereby, which have
been taken into the king's hands by the death of Agnes late the
Wife of Simon Pakeman, who held the same in dower after the
death of the said Simon (a tenant in chief of the king), and by
reason of the minority of John Vylers son and heir of Joan one
of the sisters and heirs of the said Simon ; to hold the same,
6 HENRY V. 267
1419. Membrane 5 — ami.
together with the issues and profits taken therefrom since the time
of the death of Agnes, until it shall have been decided in the king's
court between the king and the said William and Henry Grennale,
knight, Thomas Assheby of Lowesby, Thomas Assheby son of
the said Thomas, Elizabeth Vilers, William Assheby, Thomas
Segrave, John Dunham of Groby, Thomas Whatton of Mountsorell
and William Purley the younger, whether the premises should of
right pertain to the king or to them ; provided always that the
said William answer at the Exchequer for the issues and profits
aforesaid and for all other issues and profits forthcoming, if
they shall be adjudged to the king, keep the said land, meadow
and third part without waste and destruction, and do and support
all other charges incumbent thereon.
Feb. 16. Commitment to John Sheiiesfeeld of Stanstede, co. Hertford,—
Westminster, by mahiprise of George Belesby of the county of Lincoln and
John Kirkeby of the county of Hertford, — of the keeping of
2 acres and 3 roods of arable land in Bottesham, late of Joan
'atte Yo Slowe,' which are in the king's hand by reason of the
imbecility of the said Joan ; to hold the same from Michaelmas
last for as long as the premises shall remain in the king's hand
for the said cause, rendering I2d. a year, as the escheators of the
county of Cambridge used to render yearly, and an increment of
12^., by equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers.
By William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Vacated because elsewhere above.
Commitment to Thomas Chaworth, knight, — by mainprise of
Richard Denton of the county of Lincoln and Henry Preston of
the county of Nottingham, — of the keeping of the county and
castle of Lincoln with the issues and profits belonging to two
farms, the one called post terras datas and the other called firma
comitatus numero annuatim, and to the profits of the county ; to
hold the same from Michaelmas last during the king's pleasure,
rendering 20 11. yearly at the Exchequer by equal portions at
Easter at Michaelmas, without any payment or allowance being
made to him for his fee ; notwithstanding (1) that the king by
letters patent has committed the keeping of the said county and
castle to him during pleasure, on condition that he render yearly
the farms due to the king and answer at the Exchequer for the
king's debts and all other things pertaining to the office of sheriff
and the keeping of the castle, and (2) that Edward III, on learning
that all sheriffs of the county since 18 Edward I [recte II] had
accounted as agents and not as farmers, so that thereby the king
had sustained no small damage formerly through the decrease of
certain farms by the deduction of allowances, gave order to the
treasurer and barons of the Exchequer by the advice of his
council that answer should be made to him in full for the two farms
aforesaid, and also for as much as could be levied yearly of the
profits of the county, no sheriffs being charged for more than
they could levy. By bill of the treasurer's deputy.
268
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1419. MEMBRANE 4.
Feb. 22. Commitment to George Haxton, esquire, — by mainprise of
Westminster. Richard Lacun, knight, and William Ludlowe of the county of
Salop, — of the keeping of all the lands (except the hundred of
Bampton) late of Gilbert lord de Talbot, knight, who held of the
king in chief on the day of his death ; to hold the same from
the time of the death of the said Gilbert until the lawful age of
Ankaret his daughter and heir, and so from heir to heir until one
of them shall have attained full age, rendering the true extent,
or as much as may be agreed upon between him and the treasurer ;
with clause touching maintenance of buildings and support of
charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Vacated on surrender since the king, on 16 July 7 Henry V, by
mainprise of John Skidemore, knight, and Thomas Skidmore,
esquire, both of the county of Hereford, committed the keeping of all
the said lands, together with the hundred of Bampton, to Robert
Beynam of the county of Gloucester, to hold the same under a certain
form. And so these letters are cancelled.
Feb. 18.
Westminster
Commitment (with like clause) to Margery late the wife of
William Argentyn, knight, and Nicholas Hiwyssh, — by mainprise
of Thomas Mitford of the county of Lincoln, esquire, and John
Warefeeld of the county of Oxford,— of the keeping of all the
lands late of the said William, otherwise called William Argentem,
knight, who held of the king in chief on the day of his death ;
to hold the same from the time of the death of William until
the lawful age of John Argentyn his kinsman and heir, together
with the marriage of the heir, and so from heir to heir until one
of them shall have attained lawful age and they shall have
effected the marriage, rendering for the keeping the true extent
thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon between them and
the treasurer, and paying for the marriage 200 marks only at the
Exchequers, to wit 100 marks at Easter next, 50 marks at Mid-
summer next and 50 marks at Christmas following, and finding
sufficient food and clothing for the heir.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Feb. 22. Commitment (with like clause) to John Reynewell and John
Westminster. Michell, — by mainprise of Thomas Malton and John Hyham of
the city of London, — of the keeping of all the lands late of John
Reyner Qf Fyncham, who was outlawed for felony ; to hold the
same from Easter next for as long as the lands shall remain in
the king's hand because of the said outlawry, rendering 3s. 4d.
yearly, as Roger Wolferton, late escheator in the county of
Suffolk, formerly rendered, and an increment of Sd., by equal
portions at Michaelmas and Easter. By bill as above.
Feb. 16. Order to the escheator in the county of Southampton ;—
Westminster, pursuant to an inquisition taken before him showing that John
Berewe was seised in his demesne as of fee on the day of his death
of the manor of Stapelegh, a water-mill, 3 acres of meadow and
6 HENRY V. 269
Membrane 4 — cont.
5 marks of yearly rent issuing from divers lands in Pilecote,
20 acres of land and 8 acres of meadow in Wynchesfeld, 2 cottages
and 12 acres of land in Crokham. 16s. of yearly rent issuing
from 2 tenements and 2 virgates of land in Elvetham, a messuage
and a carucate of land in Iweschote, and 6d. of yearly rent
issuing from a certain parcel of land enclosed in Crundale ; and
that the manor aforesaid is held of the king in socage (by service
of paying to the king yearly at Michaelmas 1 :{.v. 4d. at the castle
of Winchester and 9s. at the castle of Joan the queen at Odiham,
and suit to the queen's court of Odiham every three weeks), and
the rest of the premises of others than the king ; and that John
son of John the son of the said John Berewe, is the kinsman and
next heir of the said John Berewe. and was 20 years of age and
more on the feast of St. Margaret the Virgin last past ; — to cause
the said John son of John the son of John, to have full seisin of
the said manor, as the king has taken his fealty ; removing the
king's hand from the rest of the premises, if they are in the king's
hand for no other cause than the death of the said John Berewe,
and delivering any issues taken therefrom since the time of the
death of the said John Berewe to the said John the grandson.
Feb. 7. Order to the escheator in the county of Gloucester and the
Westminster, adjacent march cf Wales ; — pursuant to an inquisition made by
him showing that Thomas Fitz Nicholl, ' chivaler,' held in his
demesne as of fee on the day of his death the manor of Nymdesfeld
and the advowson of the chantry of Kynleye, co. Gloucester ; and
that by a fine levied in the king's court at Westminster in the
quinzaine of Trinity 3 Richard II before the then justices of the
Common Bench between Edmund Blount, querent, and the said
Thomas and Margery his wife (by name of Thomas Fitz Nichol,
' chivaler '), deforciants, touching the manors of Filton and
Stokenhenry and the advowson of the church of Filton, the said
Thomas and Margery acknowledged the said manors and advow-
son to be the right of Edmund and rendered the same to him in the
same court to hold to himself and his heirs of the chief lords of the
fee by the services pertaining thereto for ever, rendering 1 8 marks
of silver yearly to the said Thomas and Margery and the heirs of
Margery, to wit, 60s. at Midsummer, Michaelmas, Christmas and
the Annunciation, as by a transcript of the fine, shown to the
jurors of the said inquisition, fully appears ; by virtue of which
fine Thomas and Margery were seised of the said rent in form
aforesaid ; and that Thomas and Margery had issue, an elder
daughter, Katharine wife of Robert Poyntz, and a younger
daughter, Eleanor, who took to husband one John Brounyng and
had issue, a son, John Brounyng ; and that afterwards Margery
died seised of the said rent jointly with the said Thomas her
husband by virtue of the fine, and John Brounyng the father and
Eleanor likewise died, and the said Thomas died seised of the rent ;
and that the manor of Nymdesfeld and the advowson are held of
the king in chief by service of a fourth part of a knight's fee, and
the manors of Filton and Stokehenry of others than the king ; and
270 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 4 — cont.
that Katharine, who is of full age, and John Brounyng the son,
who is a minor, are the next heirs both of Thomas and of
Margery ; — to make a partition of the said manor of Nymdesfeld,
the advowson and rent into two equal parts, and cause Robert
and Katharine to have full seisin of Katharine's pourparty, as
the king has taken Robert's fealty and for one mark paid in the
hanaper has respited until Midsummer next the homage due
from him by reason of his having issue by his wife ; retaining
the pourparty of John Brounyng the son in the king's hand
until further order ; provided always that each of the heirs and
parceners have a share of the lands which are held of the king
in chief and so be the king's tenant.
Feb. 26. Order to the escheator in the county of Northampton to cause
Westminster. John Knyvet, knight, son and heir of John Knyvet of
Mendelesham, esquire, to have full seisin of all the lands which
the said John Knyvet his father held of the king in chief or was
seised of in his demesne as of fee on the day of his death, as the
king for 40s. paid in the hanaper has respited his homage and
fealty until Michaelmas next ; saving to Joan late the wife of
John Knyvet the father her reasonable dower thereof.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Leicester.
The like to the escheator in the counties of Cambridge and
Huntingdon.
MEMBRANE 3.
Jan. 23. Order to the escheator in the county of Surrey ; — pursuant to
Westminster, an inquisition taken before James Knottesford, late escheator,
showing that William Englyssh, esquire, held on the day of his
death of the king in his demesne as of fee tail, to himself and the
heirs male of his body, a certain yearly rent of 10Z. in Suthwerk,
by service of keeping a greyhound of the king at his command,
for all services, of the grant of Edward III to Richard Englis
and the heirs male of his body ; and that Richard Englissh is
William's son and next hen*, and of full age ; — to cause the said
Richard Englyssh to have full seisin of the said yearly rent, as
the king has taken his fealty and for 10s. paid in the hanaper has
respited his homage until Easter next ; saving to Plesewa late
the wife of William her reasonable dower thereof.
Feb. 24. Commitment to Richard Beauchamp of Bergevenny, ' chivaler,'
Westminster, and Isabel his wife, — by mainprise of Richard Whityngton of
London and Thomas Gower of the county of Warwick, — of the
keeping of the manors of Stoke Daberon, Feccham and Aldebury,
co. Surrey, (except a fourth part of the said manor of Feccham),
which have been taken into the king's hand by the death of
Edith late the wife of William Croyser, esquire, who (que) held of
the king in chief, and by reason of the minority of Anne daughter
and heir of the said William and Edith ; to hold the same from
6 HENRY V. 271
1419, Membrane 3 — cont.
the time of Edith's death until the quinzaine of Easter next, so
that they answer at the Exchequer for the issues taken therefrom
in the mean time and forthcoming, if they shall be adjudged to the
king.
Feb. 17. Order to the escheator in the county of Bedford ; — pursuant
\\Vstminster. to an inquisition made by him showing that one John Moubray
granted and demised to William de Brewosa, for life, a third part
of the manor of Wotton together with the view of frankpledge
pertaining to the said third part, both of tenants and residents
within the precinct of the manor, and with all liberties and profits
belonging to the view of frankpledge ; and that afterwards the
same John, by name of John Moubray lord of the Isle of
Haxyholme, by his charter dated the Sunday next after the feast
of St. Nicholas, 13 Edward II, granted the reversion of the said
third part and of the said view, by name of the reversion of all
the lands, rents and possessions and courts and suit of court with
all other profits and appurtenances which the said William then
held in Wotton for life of the demise of the said John, to Roger de
Middelton and Sara his wife and the heirs of their bodies, to hold
the same of the said John and his heirs by service of a rose yearly,
with reversion (in default of such issue of the bodies of Roger
and Sara) to John and his heirs, by virtue of which grant William
attorned at Wotton to Roger and Sara ; and that afterwards
the said William by his charter dated 2 January 13 Edward II
granted the said third part and view, by name of all the lands,
rents, possessions, woods, meadows, mills, feedings, pastures,
homages, wards, and reliefs which he had in Wotton by Kempston
for life of the demise of the said John, to the said Roger and Sara
and their heirs for term of his life, and afterwards died ; by
virtue of which grants and attornment Roger and Sara were
seised in their demesne as of fee tail ; and that Roger and Sara
had issue, John and Alice, and died ; and that after their death
the said third part together with the view aforesaid descended
to the said John, as their son and heir, who was seised in his
demesne as of fee tail, and had issue Maud Dale, deceased, and
died ; and that the said third part and the view aforesaid
descended to Maud as the daughter and heir of John son of Roger
and Sara, and she was seised in her demesne as of fee tail, and
held the said third part and view on the day of her death in
manner aforesaid, to herself and the heirs of her body ; and that
Maud held on the day of her death, to herself and her heirs,
48 acres of land in Suleshoo, a toft, 23 acres of land, 1| acres of
meadow and 12 acres 1| roods of pasture in Wotton, and the
advowson or patronage of the priory of Caldewell, co. Bedford ;
and that the said toft, land, meadow and pasture in Wotton are
held of the king in chief by service of a fiftieth part of a knight's
fee, and the said third part and the land in Suleshoo of others
than the king ; and that William Bosun son of John the son of
Alice the sister of John Middelton, otherwise called John Marchall,
the father of Maud and son of the said Roger and Sara, is Maud's
272
CALENDAR OF FINE BOLLS.
1419. Membrane 3 — cont.
kinsman and next heir (since Maud died without heir of her body),
and of full age ; — to cause the said William to have full seisin of
the said third part, toft, land, meadow and pasture, as the king
has taken the fealty due from him for the said toft, land, meadow
and pasture in Wotton, and for 10s. paid in the hanaper has
respited his homage until Midsummer next.
March 9. Order to the escheator in the county of Hertford to cause
Westminster. Hugh Holt, son and heir of John Holt knight, to have full seisin
of all the lands which the said John his father held of the king
in chief or was seised of in his demesne as of fee on the day of
his death, as the king for 40s. paid in the hanaper has respited
his homage and fealty until Michaelmas next.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Surrey.
The like to the escheator in the county of Northampton.
March 8.
Westminster,
1418.
July 18.
Order to the escheator in the county of Norfolk ; — pursuant
to an inquisition made by him showing that Joan late the wife
of Robert Essexe on the day of her death held of the king in
chief a third part of the manor of Runham in dower for life
of the inheritance of the said Robert ; and that the whole manor
is held of the king in chief by serjeanty, by rendering to the king
yearly two muids (modia) of wine and 200 pearmains (pirn
permannorum) ; and that Robert Brynkelee son of Katharine
the sister of the said Robert Essexe is the kinsman and next
heir of the said Robert, and of full age ; — to cause the said Robert
Brynkelee to have full seisin of the said third part, as the king
has taken his fealty and for 6s, 8d. paid in the hanaper has respited
his homage until Midsummer next.
Commitment to William Fallan, one of the clerks of the
Westminster. Exchequer, — by mainprise of John Benger of the county of
Wilts and William Scarburgh of the county of York, — of the
keeping of a messuage, called ' Lavyngton Place,' 3 other
messuages, 2 carucates of land, 6 acres of meadow and 100 acres
of pasture in the town and fields of Bishop's Lavyngton and
elsewhere in the county of Wilts, which John Lavyngton held on
the day of his death of the king in chief as of his castle of Devizes
by service of 10s. payable yearly at the said castle at Michaelmas
for all services ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last for
12 years, rendering the 60s. at which the premises were extended
before John Bergh, late escheator, and an increment of 10s.,
yearly at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers equally, if he
shall happen to have and enjoy the said keeping without recovery
or expulsion of the common law ; with clause touching
maintenance of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
(273)
7 HENRY V.
1419.
March 28.
Westminster.
April 14.
\\Vslininstrr.
April 27.
Westminster.
May 3.
Westminster.
April 8.
Westminster.
May 12.
Westminster.
May 13.
Westminster.
May 13.
Westminster.
May 18.
Westminster.
May 23.
Westminster.
May 27.
Westminster.
May 29.
Westminster.
May 28.
Westminster.
June 22.
Westminster.
{Letters etf. on and before 28 December in this year are tested by
John dnke of Bedford, guardian of England, and after 8 January
by Humphrey duke of Gloucester, guardian.}
MEMBRANE 36.
Order to the escheator in the counties of Somerset and Dorset
to take into the king's hand and keep safely until further order
all the lands in his bailiwick whereof William Staunton, esquire,
who held of the king in chief, was seised in his demesne as of fee
on the day of his death ; and to make inquisition touching his
lands and heir.
The like orders touching the lands of the following persons,
addressed to the escheators in the counties named : —
William Horsy, esquire ; Somerset and Dorset.
John Goldyngton ; Cambridge ; Essex and Hertford.
Miles de Stapilton, ' chivaler ' ; Norfolk and Suffolk ; York ;
Lincoln ; Wilts ; Berks ; Cambridge.
Katharine late the wrife of Michael de la Pole, late earl of
Suffolk ; Nottingham ; Norfolk and Suffolk ; York ; Essex ;
Lincoln.
John Lanhergy ; Cornwall.
Elixabeth Stabbere ; Wilts.
Margaret late the wife of Thomas Cogeshale, esquire ; Essex.
Margaret late the wife of Hugh de Bade we. knight ; Essex.
William Lucy, esquire ; Worcester.
Robert Dunbury ; Kent.
Alan Seint Joust, esquire ; Kent.
Richard Hankeford ; Somerset ; Devon and Cornwall.
John Chitterne, clerk ; Wilts.
William atte Hethe ; Southampton and Wilts.
John Foxle, esquire ; Sussex.
Isabel late the wife of John Pop ham ; Wilts.
.John Bienham ; Berks.
Joan de Bohun, late countess of Hereford ; Rutland.
Henry de Teye who held certain lands for life of the inheritance
of Walter brother and heir of Humphrey the son and heir
Wt. 241 -•. F. IS.
274
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1419.
June 24.
Westminster*
July 8.
Westminster.
March 22.
Canterbury.
July 14.
Westminster.
July 21.
VVestminster.
Sept. 4.
Westminster.
Aug. 25.
Westminster.
Sept. 4.
Westminster.
Sept. 10.
Westminster.
Aug. 25.
Westminster.
Oct. 12.
Westminster.
Oct. 14.
Westminster.
Oct. 17.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Oct. 22.
Westminster.
Oct. 26.
Westminster.
Nov. 3.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Oct. 26.
Westminster.
Membrane 36 — cent.
of Walter fitz Wauter, 'chivaler,' tenant in chief of Henry
IV, a minor in the king's ward ; Essex.
Margaret Spaldyng who held certain lands etc. (as above, last
entry) ; Essex.
William Styche, esquire ; Salop ; Stafford.
Richard Arundell, ' chivaler ' ; Surrey.
Reynold Curteys, esquire ; Kent.
William Beauchamp, esquire ; Somerset and Dorset ;
Southampton.
Isabel Barnaby ; Somerset and Dorset.
Elizabeth late the wife of Nicholas Keryell, knight ; Kent ;
Sussex.
Ellen late the wife of Geoff rey Brokhole ; Essex.
Edmund Pole, ' chivaler ' ; Oxford ; Buckingham.
Joan late the wife of Robert Corbet. ' chivaler ' ; Stafford.
Edmund Stafford, late bishop of Exeter ; Stafford ; Leicester ;
Northampton ; Gloucester and the adjacent march of
Wales.
Edmund Pole, ' chivaler ' ; London (William Scvenok,
mayor and escheator) ; Oxford ; Buckingham ; Cambridge.
John Chitterne, clerk ; Somerset and Dorset.
Maud late the wife of John Lorty, knight ; Somerset and
Dorset.
Agnes late the wife of Thomas Norton, esquire ; Somerset
and Dorset.
William Gamage, ' chivaler ' ; Gloucester and the adjacent
march of Wales.
Thomas Talbot, ' chivaler '"; Salop and the adjacent march
of Wales.
Thomas Thorp ; Wilts.
Ellen late the wife of Geoffrey Brokhole ; Warwick.
Edmund Stafford, late bishop of Exeter ; Derby.
John Deverose ; Somerset and Dorset ; Gloucester and the
adjacent march of Wales.
William Baldyngton. esquire ; Oxford ; Buckingham.
Thomas atte Wode ; Essex.
Adam Pesale, ' chivaler ' ; Salop and the adjacent march of
Wales ; Stafford.
Margaret late the wife of William Cheyne ; Lincoln ; York ;
city of York (the mayor and escheator).
Sibyl Beauchamp ; Nottingham.
Robert Langford, ' chivaler ' ; Oxford and Berks ; Essex
and Hertford.
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1419.
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
Membrane 36 — cent.
Ellen late the wife of Geoffrey Brokhole, ' chivaler ' ;
Hertford.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
Nov. 20.
Westminster.
Nov. 24.
Westminster.
Dec. 16.
Westminster.
Dec. 17.
Westminster.
Dec. 6.
Westminster.
Dec. 18.
Westminster.
1420.
Jan. 8.
Westminster.
Jan. 16.
Westminster.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Feb. 5.
Westminster.
Feb. 4.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 35.
William Clopton, ' chivaler ' ; Salop and the adjacent march
of Wales ; Warwick.
Joan late the wife of Richard Warre ; Somerset and Dorset.
William Waryn ; Gloucester and the adjacent march of
Wales.
John Hothom, ' chivaler ' ; York ; Westmoreland ; county
palatine of Lancaster (the chancellor).
Walter Devereux, esquire ; Hereford and the adjacent
march of Wales.
William Clopton, ' chivaler '; Stafford ; Worcester ; Gloucester
and the adjacent march of Wales.
Robert Langford, ' chivaler ' ; Southampton ; Buckingham ;
London (Richard Whityngton, mayor and escheator).
Edward Courtenay, late earl of Devon ; Devon and Cornwall ;
Somerset and Dorset ; Southampton ; Bedford and
Buckingham ; Berks.
Joan late the wife of John Bernehous, esquire, and sometime
wife of John Buysshell ; Devon.
Alice and Margaret daughters of Henry Her vile, who held of
the king in chief and who have assumed the habit of
religion and made their profession therein ; Stafford.
Edward Cerne ; Wilts.
Henry Meryfeld ; Calais (William Orewell, mayor and
escheator).
John Dygge, esquire ; Kent.
Richard Champarnon ; Oxford.
Robert Knyvet, esquire ; Kent ; Essex ; Suffolk.
John Keynes, the elder ; Devon and Cornwall ; Somerset
and Dorset ; Southampton.
John Bryghtle ; Devon.
Joan de Bohun, late countess of Hereford ; Middlesex ;
Bedford and Buckingham ; Gloucester and the adjacent
march of Wales ; Surrey ; Huntingdon ; Essex and
Hertford ; Wilts ; Hereford and the adjacent march of
Wales ; Oxford and Berks ; Norfolk and Suffolk ; Dorset.
Richard Champarnon ; Cornwall.
Otes Trevarthian, ' chivaler ' ; Devon and Cornwall.
Robert Sheffeld ; Lincoln.
William Orchard ; Somerset.
27G
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1420.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
Feb. 14.
Westminster.
Feb. 16.
Westminster.
Feb. 17.
Westminster.
Feb. 12.
Westminster.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
Feb. 20.
Westminster.
1419.
April 6.
Westminster.
April 26.
Westminster.
May 2.
Westminster.
Membrane 35 — cont.
Philip Skydemore ; Buckingham.
Mary late the wife of William Percy, ' knight ' ; Sussex.
William Wastenes ; York.
Robert Rouchestre ; Northumberland.
John Whitwell ; Buckingham.
Joan late the wife of Rustin Villenoef , ' chivaler ' ; Worcester ;
Warwick ; Stafford ; Gloucester and the adjacent march
of Wales.
Robert Herbotill, esquire ; Northumberland.
MEMBRANE 31.
Commitment to John de Leventhorp, esquire, — by mainprise
of John de Leventhorp, the younger, and William de Leventhorp.
both of the county of Hertford, — of the keeping of all the lands
late of John Goldyngton, who held of the king in chief on the day
of his death ; to hold the same from the time of the death of the
said John Goldyngton until the lawful age of Thomas Goldyngton
his son and heir, together with the marriage of the heir, and so
from heir to heir until one of them shall have attained full age
and the marriage shall have been effected, rendering for the
keeping of the lands the extent thereof, or as much as may be
agreed upon between him and the treasurer, paying for the
marriage as much as may be agreed upon between him and the
treasurer, and finding fit maintenance for the heir ; with clause
touching maintenance of buildings and enclosures, and support
of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Commitment (with like clause) to William Phelip, ' chivaler,'
Thomas Bresyngham, John Throkrnarton and John Wode, — by
mainprise of John Derby of the county of Worcester and Nicholas
Bulle, citizen and skinner of London, — of the keeping of the
manors of Chusworth (otherwise called Cherseworth) and
Seggewik, co. Sussex, sometime of George Brewes, esquire, who
held of the king in chief on the day of his death, which have
come to the king's hands by reason of the minority of Hugh
Cokesey, kinsman and heir of the said George ; to hold the same
from the time of the death of George until the lawful age of the
said heir, and so from heir to heir until one of them shall have
attained full age, rendering yearly the extent thereof, or as much
as may be agreed upon between them and the treasurer.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Commission to Richard Rede and Henry Normanton. clerk, to
survey all the lordships, manors and lands late of Joan late
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1419. Membrane 31— con/.
countess of Hereford ; so that Henry may dispose to the king's
use. in the best manner he can, of the lordships, manors smd lands
which pertain to the king and which have come to the king's
hands by the death of the countess, make due reckoning with the
officers and ministers there, levy and collect the issues, rents and
profits from the time of the death of the countess, and render
faithful account thereof at the Exchequer ; and that Richard
may dispose at his discretion of the rest of the lordships, manors
and lands, which do not pertain to the king. By C.
May 20. Commitment to Robert Chiselden, — by mainprise of Richard
Wi-.stniiust.M-. Denton of the county of Lincoln and John Pylton of Okeham in
the county of Rutland, — of the keeping of the county of Rutland,
with all farms and profits belonging to the said county, from
Michaelmas last until Michaelmas next, rendering 40 marks at
the Exchequer by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas for
the farms and profits of the county for the said year, without any
payment or allowance being made to him for his fee ; the late
commitment [p. 262 above] to him of the keeping of the county
during pleasure, so that he answer at the Exchequer as sheriff,
notwithstanding.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, deputy of Henry Fitz
Hugh the treasurer.
May 23. Commitment to John Santon. — by mainprise of John Kirkeby
Westminster. antl William Asshe, both of the county of Hertford. — of the
keeping of a tenement in Beyford, Hertfordyngbury and Little
Berkhamsted, called ' Le Halle,' which is in the king's hand
because one Peter de Sancto Paulo, an alien, acquired it for him-
self and his heirs without the king's licence ; to hold the same
from Easter last for 20 years, if the said tenement shall remain
in the king's hand for so long for the cause aforesaid, rendering
yearly the o3»v. 4rf., for which the escheator in the county has
accounted, and an increment of 3«. 4d.. by equal portions at
Easter and Michaelmas, and maintaining the houses and buildings
pertaining to the said tenement.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
May 28. Order to the escheator in the county of York to cause Godfrey
We.stminste.r. de Hylton and Hawis his wife, sister and heir of Geoffrey
Loterell, ' chivaler,' to have full seisin of all the lands which the
said Geoffrey held of the king in chief or was seised of in his
demesne as of fee on the day of his death, as the king for 2o\.
paid in the hanaper has respited until Michaelmas next the homage
and fealty due from Godfrey by reason of his having issue by
Hawis ; saving to Mary late the wife of Geoffrey her reasonable
dower thereof.
Order hi like terms to the escheator in the county of Lincoln.
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1419 Membrane 31 — cont,
May 23. Order to the escheator in the county of Lincoln to cause
Westminster. Ralph Cruimvell, knight, son of Ralph the son of Ralph do
Crumwell, knight, the elder, late lord de Tateshale, and Maud late
his wife, the kinsman and heir of Maud, to have full seisin of all
the lands which Maud held on the day of her death in her
demesne as of fee, and in fee tail to herself and the said Ralph
and the heirs of their bodies, and in dower of the endowment of
the said Ralph de Crumwell, sometime her husband, of the
inheritance of Ralph the grandson ; as the king for 40**. paid in
the hanaper has respited his homage and fealty until Michaelmas
next.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Norfolk.
The like to the following :—
The escheator in the county of Northampton.
The escheator nTthe counties of Nottingham and Derby.
May 31. Commitment to William Massy, esquire, and John Inyn, — by
Westminster, mainprise of William Darell and John Bridde, both of the county
of Wilts, — of the keeping of moieties of the manor of Berkley by
Frome, of the manor of El me by Froine and of the manor of
Skylegate within the hundred of Wylyton, co. Somerset, which
are in the king's hand by reason of the imbecility and idiocy of
William Brecore ; to hold the same for as long as the said
moieties shall remain in the king's hand, rendering the extent
thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon between them and
the treasurer ; with clause touching maintenance of buildings
and enclosures, and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
MEMBRANE 30.
June 9. Grant and demise to John Glover, the younger. — by mainprise
Westminster, of Richard Coventre and William Leventhorp of the county of
Middlesex, — of the subsidy and alnage of cloths for sale in the
counties of Bedford and Buckingham ; to hold the same from
Easter last for 20 years, together with a moiety of the forfeiture
of such cloths, rendering yearly 33s. 4t/., as the last farmer
rendered, and an increment of 6s. 8d., by equal portions at the
Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers, and answering at the
Exchequer for the other moiety of the forfeiture ; and appoint-
ment of the said John as alnager and collector ; — in terms as
above [p. 6].
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
The like to the following :—
Nov. 22. John atte Wode, — -by mainprise of John Wachet of the
Westminster. county of Oxford and Thomas Norton of the county of
Bristol, — from Easter next for 10 years, at a yearly farm
of 8 marks (with proviso that if any person shall be willing
without fraud to render more for the farm by Pentecost
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1419.
Nov. 18.
Westminster.
Doc. 7.
Westminster.
1420.
Jan. 12.
Westminster.
Membrane 30 — cont.
next, then the said John shall render such larger sum or
bo removed from the farm) ; in the county of Worcester
and in th© city of Worcester.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
William Belford and John Bone, — by mainprise of Robert
Iverys and William Waton, both of the county of York,—
from Christmas next for 10 years, at a yearly farm of 111
marks ; in the county of York and in the city and suburbs
of York.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Thomas Pygge of Boston, — by mainprise of William Warde,
clerk, of the county of Lincoln and William Scardeburgh
of the county of York. — from Christmas next for 3 years,
at a yearly farm of 12 marks ; in the parts of Holand,
co. Lincoln.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Richard Acton and John Langford of the county of Hert-
ford,— by mainprise of Thomas Leuesham of the county
of Kent, clerk, and John Gousehill of the county of
York, — from Michaelmas last for 5 years, at a yearly
farm of the 23s. 4rf. which the last farmers rendered ; in
the counties of Cambridge and Huntingdon.
By bill of the treasurer's deputy.
1419 MEMBRANE 29.
May 26. Commitment to Robert Hayward of Netherhaven, — by main-
Westminster. pr|se of John Bridde of the county of Wilts and John Frithesthorp
of the county of Hertford, — of the keeping of a messuage and a
carucate of land called ' Duldres,' and another messuage and a
carucate of land called ' Cormayles.' in Netherhaven, co. Wilts,
sometime of John Leuesham, who held of the king in chief "by
knight service on the day of his death, which have come to the
king's hands by the death of the said John Leuesham and by
reason of the minority of Agnes daughter and heir of Alice the
daughter of the said John Leuesham ; to hold the same from
Michaelmas last until the lawful age of the said heir, and so from
heir to heir until one of them shall have attained full age,
rendering 16 marks yearly at the Exchequer by equal portions
at Easter and Michaelmas, maintaining the houses, enclosures
and buildings, and supporting all other charges incumbent on
the said messuages and lands.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Be it remembered that on 1 1 May in the present year Robert
Mokkyng of London, ' vynter,' made a fine of 13*. 4<J. with the
king for his forcible entry into a messuage in Suthwerk called
' Le Dolfyn.'
280
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1419.
May 10.
Westminster.
June 1.
Westminster.
June 13.
Westminster.
June 3.
Westminster.
Membrane 29 — cont.
Order to the escheator in. the county of Somerset ; — pursuant
to an inquisition taken before John Thorlthorp and John Flory,
sheriff of the county, by virtue of letters patent directed to them,
showing that Elizabeth late the wife of Reynold Brecore died
seised in her demesne as of fee of moieties of the manors of
Berkeley by Frome. Elme by Frome and Skylegate within the
hundred of Wylyton, and also of the advowsons of the churches
of the said manors ; and that the said Elizabeth died on 2 May
18 Richard II ; and that William Brecore, an imbecile and idiot
from birth, is Elizabeth's son and next heir ; — to cause the said
moieties and advowsons to be taken into the king's hand and
kept safely until further order.
Grant to Robert Tentirden, citizen an,d merchant of London, —
by mainprise of Henry Wykwane of London, ' goldbeter,' and
John Tenterden of London. ' iremonger,' — of the marriage of
John son and heir of Hugh Fastolf , knight, who held of the king
in chief by knight service on the day of his death ; to hold the
said marriage without disparagement, and so from heir to heir
until he shall have effected the marriage, paying for the said
marriage 120Z. only at the Exchequer.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Commitment to William Lasyngby, — by mainprise of John
Prestfen of the county of Northumberland and John Tyndale of
London,— of the keeping of the manors of Solyhull and Sheldon,
co. Warwick, which of late were seized into the king's hand after
the death of Edward late duke of York ; to hold the same from
the time of the death of the said late duke for 30 years, rendering
the true value of the manors or as much as may be agreed upon
between him and the treasurer ; with clause touching maintenance
of buildings and support of charges ; — as John Wyllicotes, esqiiire,
has surrendered in the Chancery for cancellation the letters
patent of 14 December 5 Henry V [p. 217 above], whereby the king
committed to him the keeping of the said manors, for as long as
they should remain in the king's hand, at a yearly farm of the true
extent thereof or as much as might be agreed upon between him
and the treasurer.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Vacated on surrender, since the king on 1 October in the present
year by a certain mainprise committed the keeping of the said manors
to John Cokayn ' luncle ' under a certain form. And so these letters
are cancelled.
Commitment to Richard Hankeford son and heir of Richard
Hankeford, — by mainprise "of John Dabernon. and Robert Wode,
both of the county of Devon, — of the keeping of all the lands,
rents, services and reversions which Walter Cornu held in
Worlyngton. co. Devon, on the day of his death for life with
reversion to Fulk Fitz Waryn, a minor in the king's ward ; to
hold the same during the minority of the said Fulk. rendering
7 HENRY V.
281
June 26.
Westminster.
July 5.
Westminster.
July 10.
Westminster.
.July 14.
Westminster,
Membrane 29 — cont-.
the 4/. ['1<1. which the last farmer used to render, and an increment
of 12^. 4(1., yearly at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers
equally, and maintaining the houses and buildings pertaining to
the said lands ; — as Richard Hankeford, to whom the king on
16 February 1 Henry V [p. 50 above], by mainprise of William
Wynard and Henry Fulford, committed the keeping of the
premises at a yearly farm of the extent thereof or as much as
might be agreed upon between him and the treasurer, has died
and made no agreement with the treasurer.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Order to the escheator in the county of Southampton to cause
Philip Bienham, son and heir of John Bienham, to have full seisin
of all the lands which the said John his father held of the king
in chief or was seised of in his demesne as of fee on the day of
his death, as the king has taken his fealty and for 10s. paid in
the hanaper has respited his homage until Michaelmas next.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Berke.
Commitment to Richard Beauchamp of Bergevenny, ' chivaler,'
and Isabel his wife, — by mainprise of Richard Whityngton of
London and Thomas Gower of the county of Warwick, — of the
keeping of the manors of Stoke Daberon, Feccham and Aldebury,
co. Surrey, (except a fourth part of the said manor of Feccham),
which have been taken into the king's hand by the death of Edith
late the wife of William Croyser, esquire, who (que) held of the
king in chief, and by reason of the minority of Anne daughter and
heir of the said William and Edith ; to hold the same from the
time of Edith's death until Christmas next, so that they answer
at the Exchequer for the issues taken therefrom in the mean time
and forthcoming, if they shall be adjudged to the king.
Commitment to Richard Ellyswyk and John Mogill of the
county of Norfolk, — by mainprise of John Scot of the county of
Norfolk and William Spoundon of the county of Kent, — of the
keeping of the rectory of Geyton and of the tithes of sheaves
of the church, the same being in the king's hands by reason of
the war with France ; to hold the same from Easter last for 20
years at a yearly farm of 11) marks.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Grant to William Lasyngby of the marriage of John Gower.
son and heir of Nicholas Gower who held on the day of his death
of Philip son and heir of John late lord de Darcy then a minor in
the king's ward, — which marriage pertains to the king by the
death of Nicholas and by reason of the minority of John Gower
and by reason of the minority of Philip,— he rendering for the said
marriage as much as may be agreed upon between him and the
treasurer.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
282 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1419. MEMBRANE 28.
July 8. Order to the escheator in the counties of Warwick and
Westminster. Leicester to make a partition into three equal parts of all the
lands which Baldwin Frevill, ' chivaler,' held in his demesne
as of fee and of all those lands which William de Bello Campo,
' chivaler,' and John Preston held severally for term of their
lives of the inheritance of Baldwin Frevill son and heir of the
said Baldwin Frevill, ' chivaler,' — the same having come to the
hands of Henry IV and being still in the king's hand by the
death of said Baldwin the father, William and John and by
reason of the minority of the said Baldwin the son who lately
died a minor in the king's ward, — and to cause Thomas Ferers
of Groby, esquire, and Elizabeth his wife (one of the sisters and
heirs of Baldwin the son), and Hugh Wylughby of Wollaton
co. Nottingham, esquire, and Margaret his wife (the second
sister and heir of Baldwin the son) to have full seisin of the
pourparties of Elizabeth and Margaret respectively, as the king
has taken the fealty of the said Thomas and Hugh and for 40s.
paid in the hanaper has respited until the quinzaine of Michaelmas
next the homage due from Hugh by reason of his having issue by
Margaret ; retaining in the king's hand until further order the
pourparty of Robert Aston son and heir of Roger Aston, knight,
and Joyce his wife (the third sister and heir of Baldwin the son),
a minor ; with proviso that each of the heirs and parceners have
a share of the lands which are held of the king in chief, and so be
the king's tenant.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Wilts.
Order to the escheator in the county of Warwick ; — pursuant
(1) to an inquisition taken by order of Henry IV before Thomas
Oudeby, late escheator, showing that Adam Seyntcler was a
bastard and that he died on Sunday the feast of St. Michael
11 [recte 10] Henry IV at Coventre without heir of his body ;
and that he held on the day of his death to himself and his heirs
in fee simple 10 messuages, 3 tofts, 5 virgates of land and meadow,
and a dove-cot in Warton, which were held of Baldwin Frevill
(son and heir of Baldwin Frevyle, knight), then a minor in the
late king's ward and now deceased, as of his castle of Tamworth
by knight service and suit to the court of the said Baldwin the
son at Stipershull every three weeks ; and (2) to another
inquisition taken before William Babthorp, late escheator,
showing that the said messuages, tofts, land, meadow and dove-
cot by the death of Adain Senclere, esquire, came to the hands
of Henry IV, as in right of the said Baldwin the son, as escheat,
since Adam was a bastard and died seised thereof in his demesne
as of fee without heir of his body ; — to make a partition into
three equal parts of the said messuages, tofts, land, meadow and
dove-cot, which the said Adam htjld thus of the said Baldwin
the son and which came to the hands of Henry IV and are still
in the king's hand by the death of Adam and by reason of the
minority of Baldwin the son, who lately died a minor in the king's
7 HENRY V. 283
Membrane 28 — cont.
\v;ml, and to cause Thomas Ferers of Groby, esquire, and
Elizabeth his wife (one of the sisters and heirs of Baldwin the
son), and Hugh Wylughby of Wollaton. co. Nottingham, esquire,
and Margaret his wife (the second sister and heir of Baldwin the
son) to have full seisin of the pourparties of Elizabeth and
Margaret respectively ; as the king has taken the fealty of the
said Thomas and Hugh for their wives' pourparties of all the
lands which Baldwin the father held in his demesne as of fee
of Henry IV in chief and for those lands which William de Bello
Campo, ' chivaler,' and John Preston held severally for term of
their lives, of the inheritance of Baldwin the son, of Henry IV
in chief, and for a certain fine paid in the hanaper has respited
to a day yet to come the homage due from Hugh by reason of
his having issue by Margaret ; retaining in the king's hand until
further order the pourparty of the said messuages, tofts, land,
meadow and dove-cot which belongs to Robert Aston, son and
heir of Roger Aston, knight, and Joyce his wife (the third sister
and heir of Baldwin the son), a minor in the king's ward.
July 6. Order to the escheator in the county of Wilts ;— pursuant to
Westminster. an inquisition made by him showing that Isabel late the wife of
John Popham, knight, on the day of her death held the manor
of Staunton Fitz Herbard by Hieworth and the advowson of the
church of the said manor, appendant thereto, in her demesne as
of fee tail of the demise which Thomas Romesye and Oliver
Rpmesye by a certain charter, shown in evidence to the jurors of
the inquisition, made to one Thomas Lye, now deceased, and the
said Isabel, then his wife, and the heirs of their bodies, (by name
of their manor of Staunton Fitz Herberd by Hieworth with all
lands, woods, meadows, pastures, commons, waters, stanks,
stews, fisheries, dove-cots, ways, paths, hedges, ditches, gardens,
homages, heriots, escheats, progeny of bondmen, suits of court,
rents, services of free tenants and of villeins, bondmen and their
progeny, and tenants in villenage, and with all other rights,
liberties, commodities, lordships and appurtenances belonging to
the said manor, together with the advowson of the church of
Staunton incumbent on the manor, which the said Thomas
Romesye and Oliver lately had of tha gift and feoffment of the
said Thomas Lye), with remainder to the right heirs of Thomas
Lye, the king's licence, which was likewise shown in evidence to
the jurors, having been, obtained in this behalf ; and that the
premises now remain, and ought to remain, by virtue of the
remainder aforesaid, to Nicholas Lye as brother and right heir of
the said Thomas Lye, he being 28 years of age and more, since
Thomas Lye and Isabel died without heir of their bodies and since
Thomas Lye died without heir of his body ; and that the manor
and advowson are held of the king in chief by service of a tenth
part of a knight's fee ; — to cause Nicholas to have full seisin of the
said manor and advowson, as the king has taken his fealty and for
20s. paid in the hanaper has respited his homage until Martinmas
next.
284
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1419. Membrane 28 — cont.
July 7. Order to the escheator in the county of Wilts to cause Oliver
Westminster. Cervyngton. son and heir of Oliver Cervyngton, esquire, to have
full seisin of all the lands which the said Oliver his father held
of the king in chief or was seised of in his demesne as of fee on
the day of his death, as the king has taken his fealty and for
20,s. paid in the hanaper has respited his homage until the
quinzaine of Michaelmas next.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Dorset.
July 16.
Westminster,
MEMBRANE 27.
Commitment to Robert Beynam of the county of Gloucester,—
by mainprise of John Skidemore, knight, and Thomas Skidmore.
esquire, both of the county of Hereford. — of the keeping of all
the lands, together with the hundred of Bampton. late of Gilbert
lord de Talbot, knight, who held of the king in chief on the day
of his death ; to hold the same from the time of the death of the
said Gilbert until the lawful age of Ankaret his daughter and heir,
and so from heir to heir until one of them shall have attained
lawful age, rendering yearly at the Exchequer at Easter and
Michaelmas the 132L 8rf. at which the premises are extended,
and an increment of 34L 12s. 8d. ; with clause touching
maintenance of buildings and support of charges ; as George
Haxton, esquire, has surrendered in the Chancery for cancellation
the letters patent of 22 February last [p. 268], whereby the king
committed to him the keeping of the premises (the hundred of
Bampton excepted) from the time of Gilbert's death until the
lawful age of the said heir, he rendering the true extent, or as
much as might be agreed upon between him and the treasurer.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh. the treasurer's deputy.
Vacated on surrender, since the king on 14 February in the present
year committed the keeping of two-thirds of the said lands to Beatrice
late the wife of Gilbert, since a third part of the lands had been
delivered to her as her dower ; to hold the same from Michaelmas
last until the lawful age of the said Ankaret, together with the marriage
of the heir, paying 2500 marks only for the said keeping and marriage.
And so these letters are cancelled.
July 19. Commitment to John Willicotes, esquire, — by mainprise of
Westminster. Robert Aiidrewe of the county of Wilts and John Thorlethorp
of the county of Middlesex, — of the keeping of all the lands
within the county of Oxford late of John Seynclere. knight, who
held of the king in chief on the day of his death ; to hold the same
from the time of the death of the said John Seynclere until the
lawful age of Thomas his brother and heir, and so from heir to
heir until one of them shall have attained full age. rendering the
true extent, or as much as may be agreed upon between him and
the treasurer ; with clause touching maintenance of buildings
and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
7 HENRY V.
1419. Membrane 27 — cont.
July 14. Order to the escheator in the county of Wilts to cause Brian
\\vstnunstor. de Stapilton. 'chivaler.' son and heir of Miles de Stapilton,
' chivaler,' to have full seisin of all the lands which the said
Miles his father held of the king in chief or was seised of in his
demesne as of fee and in fee tail on the day of his death, as the
king for 2 marks paid in the hanaper has respited his homage
and fealty until the quinzaine of Michaelmas next.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Cambridge.
The like to the following :—
The escheator in the county of Norfolk.
The escheator in the county of York.
June 22. Order to the escheator in the counties of Devon and Cornwall
Westminster, ^o cause Richard Hankeford, son and heir of Richard Hankeford
and Thomasia late his wife, to have full seisin of all the lands
which the said Richard his father held for life by the courtesy
of England after the death of the said Thomasia, as the king
has taken his fealty and for 20s. paid in the hanaper has respited
his homage until the feast of All Saints next.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Somerset.
Be it remembered that on 5 July in the present year John
Notyngham and Mary his wife, late the wife of Thomas Grene,
' chivaler.' deceased, made a fine with the king of Wl. paid in
the hanaper of the Chancery, because the said John and Mary
after the death of Thomas entered into the manor of Kegge worth,
co. Leicester, over the possession of the king ; which manor the
said Thomas and Mary on the day of the death of Thomas held
jointly to themselves and the heirs of their bodies of the king as
of his principality of the honour of Chester by knight service.
Aug. 12. Commitment to William Pylton, clerk, — by mainprise of
Southampton. William Gorewell of Fremyngton, co. Devon, ' gentilman,' and
Thomas Stanard of London, — of the keeping of the priory of St.
James by Exeter, co. Devon ; to hold the same from Easter last
for 20 years, rendering at the Exchequer by equal portions at
Michaelmas and Easter the 24 marks which the last farmer used
to render, and an increment of 13s. 4W. ; with clause touching
maintenance of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Vacated because nothing thereof was done.
July 23. Commitment (with like clause) to Ralph Rademelde and
\\.simmst, i. Richard Bannebury, — by mainprise of Robert Ponynges.
' chivaler.' and Hugh Cary of the county of Somerset, — of the
keeping of all the manors and lands within the counties of Surrey,
Sussex. Kent and Somerset, late of John Seynclere. knight, who
held of the king in chief on the day of his death ; to hold the
same from the time of the death of the said John until the lawful
286 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1419. Membrane 27 — cont.
age of Thomas his brother and heir, and so from heir to heir
until one of them shall have attained full age, rendering the true
extent, or as much as may be agreed upon between them and
the treasurer.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Aug. 23. Commitment (with like clause) to Thomas Broket and John
Westminster. Presfen, — by mainprise of Roger Byrne of the county of York
and Simon Yerll of the county of Devon, — of the keeping of the
manors of Upsale and Kylvyngton, co. York, and all other lands
late of Henry Lescrop, late lord de Masham, in the wapentakes
of Bridford and Allertonshire. co. York, which pertain of right
to the king by reason of the forfeiture of the said Henry ; to
hold the same from the time of the death of William Lasyngby
(to whom the king lately granted the said manors and lands
for life, rent free), for 20 years, rendering yearly the extent
thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon between them and
the treasurer.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh. the treasurer's deputy.
Aug. 26. Commitment (with like clause) to William Walton, — by main-
Wostminstcr. prise of William Aylleward of the county of Berks and John
Sholle of the county of Southampton, — of the keeping of all the
lands late of John Foxle, who held of the king in chief by knight
service on the day of his death ; to hold the same from the time
of the death of the said John Foxle until the lawful age of Alice
his daughter and heir, and so from heir to heir until one of them
shall have attained full age, rendering the true extent thereof, or as
much as may be agreed upon between him and the treasurer.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
MEMBRANE 26.
Aug. 10. Order to Thomas Straunge, escheator in the county of
Westminster. Rutland ; — pursuant (1) to an inquisition taken before him
showing that Joan de Bohun late countess of Hereford held on
the day of her death of the endowment of Humphrey de Bohun,
late earl of Hereford and Essex, sometime her husband, and of
the assignment of Edward III, as her dower of the castle and
manor of Okeham and the shrievalty of Rutland, all the lands
and rents which the said late earl held in tail male in the town
of Langham, which is parcel and a member of the said castle
and manor, (except the l'3l. Qs. Sd. which the bondmen of Langham
pay yearly for an aid called ' skorfe/ and the perquisites of
court of the whole soke of Okeham). and, as her dower of the
knights' fees and advowsons late of the said late earl pertaining
to the said castle and manor, a knight's fee in Glaston which
Thomas de Haryngton held and the advowson of the church of
Luffenham, with reversion to Anne countess of Stafford, daughter
and heir of the body of Thomas late duke of Gloucester (whom
William Bourchier, ' chivaler/ has now taken to wife), since
7 HENRY V. 287
1419. Membrane 26 — cont,
Richard II, on 12 June 13 Richard II. among other things gave,
granted and confirmed to Thomas late duke of Gloucester, by
name of his uncle, Thomas, then duke of Gloucester, the reversion
of the castle, town, lordship and manor of Okeham, co. Rutland,
and the shrievalty of the county and the office of sheriff, which
William de Bohun late earl of Northampton held in tail male of
the grant of Edward III, by name of the castle and manor of
Okeham and the shrievalty of the county of Rutland, whereof
Joan then held in dower the said lands and rents, as above, in
the town of Langham, and John de Overton, esquire, then held
all the issues and profits of the fairs and markets of the town of
Okeham for life of the grant of Richard II, and Edward earl of
Rutland, (by the grant of Richard II made, after the assignment
of the dower and the grant to John Overton, to the said Edward
by name of his cousin Edward earl of Rutland son of his uncle
the duke of York), then held the castle, town and lordship of
Okeham and the office of sheriff of the county, with all manors,
towns, hamlets, lands, rents, services, knights' fees, homages,
fealties, wards, marriages, reliefs, escheats, forests, chaces, parks,
woods, warrens, moors, marshes, fisheries, meadows, pastures,
mills, services of free tenants and of bondmen, fairs, markets,
franchises, liberties, reversions, commodities, emoluments and
all other profits, and all other things then pertaining to the said
castle, town, lordship and office, during his father's life, as fully,
freely and wholly as the said late earl of Northampton held the
same, after the death of the said Joan, John, Edmund duke of
York and Edward (if he should die in his father's life-time), to
hold the same to the said Thomas then duke of Gloucester and
the heirs of his body, — together with the members, hamlets,
knights' fees, advowsons of churches, abbeys, priories, hospitals
and chapels, with hundreds, wapentakes, fisheries, reversions of
lands held in dower and for life, and with a*U other reversions,
forests, chaces, parks, woods, warrens, fairs, markets, liberties,
free customs, wards, reliefs, escheats, services of free tenants
and of bondmen, and all other things pertaining to the said castle,
manor, town, lordship and shrievalty, — as wholly and freely as
the said earl of Northampton held them, (except the said late
king's forest of Rutland which at that time was not parcel of the
castle or manor), of the said late king Richard and his heirs by
the services due and customary, as in the letters patent, made to
the said late duke of Gloucester and shown in evidence to the
jurors of the inquisition, more fully appears ; and that the said
lands and rents in the town of Langham and the said knight's
fee in Glaston and the advowson of the church of Luffenham
at the time of the assignment in dower and also at the time
of the making of the said letters patent to the said late duke
of Gloucester were, and still are, parcels and members of the
said castle, manor, town and lordship ; and that afterwards
the said Thomas died, after whose death the right of the said
reversion of the castle, town, lordship and manor aforesaid
descended to the said countess of Stafford as his daughter and
288
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1419. Membrane 26 — cont.
the heir of his body ; and that afterwards the said Edmund,
Edward and John died, after whose death the said William and
Anne, in right of Anne, by virtue of the said gift, grant and
confirmation to the said late duke of Gloucester made, after due
suit out of the king's hands, entered into two-thirds of the said
castle, town, lordship and manor, and were and still are seised
thereof ; and that the said lands, rents, fee and advowson are held
of the king by knight service ; and (2) to another inquisition taken
before him showing that 55 messuages, 55 virgates of land, 51
cottages, 65 acres 3^ roods of meadow, 42 acres 1£ roods of
pasture and Is. and a pound of pepper of free rent in the said
town of Langham comprise the lands and rents which the said late
countess held in dower on the day of her death and which the said
late earl of Hereford held in tail male in the said town of Langham,
parcel and a member of the said castle and manor of Okeham ; — to
cause the said William and Anne to have full seisin of the said land
and rent in Langham and of the said knight's fee and advowson, as
the king for 40s. paid in the hanaper has respited until Easter
next the homage due from William by reason of his having issue
by Anne.
Aug. 30. Order to the escheator in the county of Kent to take the fealty
Westminster. of William Parker of Warehorne (who has taken to wife Margaret
one of the sisters and heirs of Richard Orleston esquire) and
William Scot of Braborne (who has taken to wife Joan Richard's
other sister and heir), make a partition into two equal parts of
all the lands late of the said Richard, and cause William and
Margaret and William and Joan to have full seisin of the pour-
parties of Margaret and Joan respectively ; as the king for 2
marks paid in the hanaper has respited until Christmas next
the homage due from William and William by reason of their
having* issue by their said wives ; provided always that each of
the heirs and parceners have in her pourparty a share of the
lands which are held of the king in chief, and so be the king's
tenant.
Nov. 4. Commitment to John Arundell, knight, — by mainprise of
VVostininster. Thomas Arundell of the county of Cornwall, knight, and John
Arundell of the county of Devon, esquire, — of the keeping of all
the lands late of John Colshull, knight, who held of the king in
chief on the day of his death, which are in the king's hand by the
death of the said John Colshull and by reason of the minority of
John his son and heir ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last
until the lawful age of the said heir, together with his marriage,
and so from heir to heir until one of them shall have attained
full age and the marriage shall have been effected, rendering at
the Exchequer for the keeping and marriage aforesaid 200?.
only, to wit, 100Z. at Martinmas next and 100/. at the Purification
following, and finding fit maintenance for the heir ; with clause
touching maintenance of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
7 HENRY V. 289
1419. MEMBRANE 25.
July 20. Commitment (with like clause) to Christopher Boynton and
Westminster. John Pygot, — by mainprise of Richard Gerard of the county of
York and Thomas Rednes of the same county, — of the keeping
of all the castles, manors, lands, rents and profits which Elizabeth
late the wife of Philip lord de Darcy held at the time of her death
in dower or for life of the inheritance of Philip son and heir of
John lord de Darcy the son of the aforesaid Philip, (which keeping
Henry IV granted to Thomas bishop of Durham, Henry lord
Fitz Hugh and John Tybbey, clerk, parson of the church of
Bedale, from the time of the death of Elizabeth until the full age
of Philip son of John at a yearly farm of the extent thereof or as
much as might be agreed upon between them and the treasurer
[Calendar of Fine Rolls 1405-1413, p. 245]), — both of the castles,
manors, lands and tenements which by the death of the said
Philip (son of John), who has died within age, have descended to
Elizabeth and Margery his daughters and heirs, and also of those
which by the form of a gift made to Philip's ancestors descended to
John his brother and heir male ; — to hold the same from the time
of the death of Philip (son of John) until the full age of the said
Elizabeth, Margery and John, together with the marriage of each,
and so from heir to heir until each shall have attained full age and
they shall have effected the marriages, rendering for the keeping
the true extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon
between them and the treasurer, and for the marriage as much as
may be thus agreed, and finding fit maintenance for the heir.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Oct. 8. Commitment to John Skelton, knight, — by mainprise of
Westminster. Alexander Cok, parson of the church of Orton, co. Cumberland,
and Richard Southake of Skelton, co. Cumberland, ' gentilman,'—
of the guardianship of all the temporalities of the bishopric of
Carlisle, in the county of Cumberland ; to hold the same from the
time of the death of William the late bishop, for as long as they
shall remain in the king's hand, rendering by equal portions at
Michaelmas and Easter the true extent thereof, or as much as may
be agreed upon between him and the treasurer, and maintaining
the castles, manors, houses and buildings pertaining to the
bishopric in the said county.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Oct. 9. Commitment to Ralph Wymeldon, — by mainprise of Richard
Westminster. Frepurs of London and Thomas Grofham of the county of
Surrey, — of the keeping of the manor of Wetherisfeld, co. Suffolk,
late of John Seynclere, knight, who held of the king in chief on
the day of his death ; to hold the same from the time of the
death of the said John until the full age of Thomas his brother
and heir, and so from heir to heir until one of them shall have
attained full age, rendering the true extent thereof, or as much as
may be agreed upon between him and the treasurer ; with clause
touching maintenance of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Wt. 2415. F. 19.
290
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1419. Membrane 25 — cont.
Oct. 20. Grant, with the advice of the king's council, to the prior and
Westminster, convent of the abbey of Ramsey of the guardianship of the said
abbey and of all the temporalities of the same which are in the
king's hands by the death of Thomas de Butturwyk, the last
abbot ; to hold the same from the time of the death of the said late
abbot, together with all rents, issues and profits forthcoming
therefrom in the mean time, for as long as the temporalities shall
remain in the king's hands for that cause, rendering for the
temporalities as much as may be agreed upon between them and
the treasurer ; saving to the king and his heirs escheats, knights'
fees which are held of the abbey and advowsons of churches,
during the time of the voidance. By C.
Oct. 1. Commitment to John Cokayn, ' luncle,' — by mainprise of
Westminster. Reynold Cokayn and Reynold Erneys, both of the county of
Bedford, — of the keeping of the manors of Solyhull and Sheldon,
co. Warwick, which of late were taken into the king's hand after
the death of Edward late duke of York ; to hold the same from
Michaelmas last for 4 years, rendering 50 marks yearly at Easter
and Michaelmas, maintaining the houses, enclosures and buildings,
and supporting all other charges incumbent on the manors ; as
John Presfen, one of the executors of William Lasyngby, deceased,
has surrendered in the Chancery for cancellation the letters
patent by which the king lately [p. 280 above] committed the
keeping of the said manors to the said William from the time of the
death of the said duke for 30 years at a yearly farm of the extent
thereof or as much as might be agreed upon between him and the
treasurer, no such agreement between the said William in his life-
time and the treasurer having been made.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Vacated on surrender, since the king, on 12 July 1 Henry VI,
committed the keeping of the said manors to Henry Brumley and
Thomas Qresewold, to hold the same under a certain form. And
so these letters are cancelled.
Oct. 11. Commitment to William Hesill and Richard Appelton, — by
Westminster, mainprise of Roger Appelton and Thomas Benet of the county
of Kent, — of the keeping of a tenement called ' Brounestenement,'
containing 11 acres of meadow and 21 acres of land lying in the
parish of Camerwell, co. Surrey, which John Adam the elder,
' Lumbard,' an alien, held on the day of his death in his demesne
as of fee ; to hold the same for 6 years, if the tenement shall
remain in the king's hand for the cause aforesaid, rendering
yearly at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers the extent
thereof or as much as may be agreed upon between them and
the treasurer.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Oct. 24. Commitment to John Langston, — by mainprise of Edmund
Westminster. Brudenell of the county of Oxford and Thomas Somer of the
same county, — of the keeping of the manor of Astonclynton,
7 HENRY V. 291
1419. Membrane 25 — cont.
co. Buckingham, late of John Seynclere, knight, who held of the
king in chief on the day of his death ; to hold the same from
Michaelmas last until the lawful age of Thomas brother and
heir of the said John Seynclere, and so from heir to heir until
one of them shall have attained full age, rendering 251. at the
Exchequer by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas ; with
clause touching maintenance of buildings and support of charge.s.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh,the treasurer's deputy.
Vacated because surrendered in cera.
Oct. 27. Commitment to Guy Rouclyff and John Thwaytes, — by
Westminster, mainprise of John Ellerker and John Scotte, both of the county
of York, — of the keeping of all the manors, lands, rents and
services in the counties of York and Lincoln and in the city of
York late of Margaret Cheyne, who held of the king in chief by
knight service on the day of her death ; to hold the same from
the time of the death of the said Margaret until the lawful age
of William Ingilby her kinsman and heir, and so from heir to heir
until one of them shall have attained full age, rendering the
extent thereof or as much as may be agreed upon between them
and the treasurer, maintaining the houses, enclosures and build-
ings, and supporting all other charges incumbent on the said
manors, lands and rents.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
MEMBRANE 24.
Nov. 5. Commission during pleasure to Geoffrey Louthere and William
Westminster. Warner to levy and collect in person in the port of Sandwich and in
all adjacent ports and places, after inspection of the merchandise,
the subsidy which in the Parliament held at Westminster on the
Monday after the feast of All Saints, 3 Henry V, was granted to
the king from Michaelmas 3 [recte 4] Henry V for life, for the safe-
keeping of the sea, to wit, 3s. on every tun of wine for import and
export (the king's prise only excepted), and I2d. in the pound on
all merchandise for import and export (except wools, hides and
woolfells, and wine, and except every kind of corn and flour and
fresh fish and beasts for export,* and except ale and victuals
for export for the victualling of Calais and Hareflieu and the
marches there) ; and to answer at the Exchequer for the moneys
forthcoming.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
The like to the following in the ports and places named :—
Nov. 29. Walter Provost and Walter Reson ; in the ports of Melcombe
Westminster. and Waymouthe and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Dec. 6. Richard Mayn and William Gosse ; in the port of Brigge-
Westminster. water and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
* import, Rot. Part, iv, 64.
292
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1419.
Dec. 12.
Westminster.
Dec. 28.
Westminster.
Membrane 24 — cont.
Richard Densyll and William Bentley ; in the ports of
Plymmouthe and Fowy and in other adjacent ports and
places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
John Toly, clerk, and John Bukenham ; in the port of
Lynne and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 5. Commission during pleasure to Geoffrey Louthere and William
Westminster. Warner to levy and collect in the port of Sandwich and in all
adjacent ports and places the custom on wools, hides and wool-
fells which is due to the king of his inheritance ; and to keep the
' coket ' seal in the said port ; answering at the Exchequer for
the moneys forthcoming.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 29.
Westminster.
Dec. 28.
Westminster.
The like to the following in the ports and places named : —
Walter Provost and Walter Reson ; in the ports of Melcombe
and Waymouthe and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
John Toly, clerk, and John Bukenham ; in the port of
Lynne and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 1. Commitment to William Haywode, — by mainprise of Thomas
Westminster. Stottesbury of Norhampton and Richard Pyttys of Brigstoke,
co. Northampton, — of the keeping of the under-mentioned
tenements etc. in the town of Norhampton ; — a void tenement
which John Goldwyre held in ' Abyndonstrete,' a cottage which
Henry Deye holds, a cottage which John Brounhale holds,
a messuage which John Couper holds in the Old Drapery, a
messuage which William Bottesford holds, a messuage which
David Sadiller holds, two shops with sollars above which Richard
Wemmes holds, a garden which John Temple ' plomer ' holds, a
messuage which Thomas Corryour holds in ' Golofrelane,' a
messuage which John Best ' sherman ' holds in ' Le Berwarstrete,'
a garden which Simon Philipp holds in ' Le Oterowe,' a garden
which John Loudham holds in ' Le Flesshemongersend,' two
gardens which William Louke holds in ' Le Swynesmerket,' a
garden which William Barker holds in ' Le Flesshemongersend,' a
garden which Robert Lane holds, a garden which Richard Filby
holds in ' Le Berwardstrete,' a garden which William Vestment-
maker holds in ' Abyndonstrete,' a plot of meadow in Kyngeshale
in ' Le Portemedowe ' (in the meadows of Norhampton), a quit
rent of 4s. issuing yearly from the tenement of John Loudham in
' Le Berwardstrete,' two waste and void gardens by the castle,
and two gardens which Henry Bocher and Richard Wateford
hold in ' Le Swynnesmerket ' ; — which belonged to Thomas
Watford in the town of Norhampton on the day on which he was
outlawed, to wit, at the county court held in Middlesex on the
Thursday next before the feast of All Saints, 13 Henry IV ;
7 HENRY V. 293
1419. Membrane 24 — cont.
to hold the same from Christmas last for as long as the said lands,
tenements, rent and gardens shall remain in the king's hands
on account of the said outlawry, rendering yearly the true extent
thereof or as much as may be agreed upon between him and the
treasurer ; with clause touching maintenance of buildings and
enclosures and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 8. Commitment to John Cokworthy of the county of Devon,
Westminster. < gentilman,' and Simon Yerll of the county of Cornwall, ' gentil-
man,' — by mainprise of John Trebell of the county of Somerset,
' gentilman,' and John Cory of the county of Cornwall, ' gentil-
man,'— of the keeping of (1) all the lands late of Nicholas
Wodegrave in the town of Chellesworde, alias Chollesworthy,
which are in the king's hand by the exile of the Jews, (2) all the
messuages and lands in Le Forde in the parish of Ippelpenne
which the alien abbot of Fougeres in Brittany alienated to Henry
atte Forde and Juliana his wife in fee without the king's licence,
and (3) a messuage and an English acre of land within the manor
of Ippelpenne which Henry Snell acquired in fee of the said abbot,
who held the said lands of Richard II in chief as of the foundation
of his church, it is said ; to hold the same from Michaelmas
last for 20 years, rendering 50s. yearly at the Exchequer by equal
portions- at Easter and Michaelmas ; with clause touching
maintenance of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
MEMBRANE 23.
Oct. 30. Commitment (with like clause) to John Glover and John
Westminster. Kyngham, — by mainprise of John Kyrkham and John Faryngton,
both of the county of Buckingham, — of the keeping of the manor
of Astonclynton, co. Buckingham, late of John Seynclere, knight,
w ho held of the king in chief on the day of his death ; to hold the
same from Michaelmas last until the lawful age of Thomas
brother and heir of the said John Seynclere, and so from heir to
heir until one of them shall have attained full age, rendering 28J.
at the Exchequer by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 5. Commission during pleasure to Geoffrey Louthere and William
Westminster. Warner to levy and collect in person in the port of Sandwich and in
all adjacent ports and places (1) the customs granted to Edward I
by foreign and alien merchants in return for certain liberties and
immunities, and the custom and subsidy which by the statute
published in the Parliament held at Westminster, 1 1 Henry IV, all
such alien merchants are to pay for garments made for export from
cloths of scarlet, ' sangwyn ' and other colours of the whole or the
half grain, and also from cloths dyed in grain, and all other cloths
of wool, which have been cut, according to the rate and quantity
of the same ; (2) the subsidy on wools, hides and woolfells, to
294
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1419.
Nov. 29.
Westminster.
Dec. 28.
Westminster.
Dec. 6.
Westminster.
Dec. 12.
Westminster.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
Membrane 23 — cont.
wit, on each sack of wool 43s. 4d. from denizens and 60s. from
aliens, on every 240 woolfells the like amounts, and on each
last of hides 100s. from denizens and 8 marks from aliens ; and
(3) the custom on cloths of wool and worsted made in England
for export to foreign parts ; and to keep the ' coket ' seal in the
said ports ; answering at the Exchequer for the moneys forth-
coming.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
The like to the following in the ports and places named : —
Walter Provost and Walter Reson ; in the ports of Melcombe
and Waymouthe and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
John Toly, clerk, and John Bukenham ; in the port of
Lynne and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Commission in like terms to Richard Mayn and William Gosse
to collect (1) and (3) above in the port of Briggewater and in all
adjacent ports and places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
The like to the following in the ports and places named :—
Richard Densyll and William Bentley ; in the ports of
Plymmouthe and Fowy and in other adjacent ports and
places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Order to the escheator in the county of Dorset ; — pursuant to
an inquisition made by him showing that John Morvyle on the
day of his death held the manor of Cherburgh and the advowson
of the church of Cherburgh in his demesne as of fee of the king
in chief by service of socage, to wit, paying to the king a horse-
comb within 15 days after his coronation, for all services; and
that John Morvyle, the younger, is John's brother and next heir,
and 40 years of age and more ; — to take the fealty of John
Morvyle, the younger, and cause him to have full seisin of the said
manor.
Commitment to William Westbury, John Clevedon, esquire,
and Thomas Broun, — by mainprise of Richard Holte of the county
of Southampton and John Orum of the county of Somerset, —
of the keeping of two-thirds of the manor of Milton co. Dorset,
which belonged to Isabel Barnaby on the day of her death and
which came to the king's hands and are still in the king's hand
by the death of Isabel and by reason of the idiocy of William
Brecore, her kinsman and next heir, to wit, son of Elizabeth
Brecore the sister of the said Isabel ; to hold the same for as long
as the premises shall remain in the king's hands by reason of the
aforesaid imbecility, rendering 7 marks at the Exchequer by
7 HENRY V.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Nov. 17.
Westminster,
Nov. 20.
Westminster,
Nov. 23.
Westminster,
Membrane 23 — cont.
equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas ; with clause touching
maintenance of buildings and enclosures and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
MEMBRANE 22.
Commitment (with like clause) to Thomas Dene, monk, — by
mainprise of John Trelay of Exeter and John Newcombe of
Okehampton, co. Devon, — of the keeping of the priory of St.
James by Exeter ; to hold the same for the duration of the war
with France, rendering 24 marks at the Exchequer by equal
portions at Easter and Michaelmas, as the last farmers used to
render ; as Richard Hukeley has surrendered in the Chancery
for cancellation the letters patent by which the king committed
the keeping of the said priory to him and to Richard Gabriell,
clerk, now deceased.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Commitment to Richard Hore and John Mathew, clerks, — by
mainprise of John Merbury of the county of Hereford, esquire,
and John Brugge of the same county, esquire, — of the keeping of
the priory of Langenyth in Wales with all its rights and appur-
tenances, the same being in the king's hand by the death of
Richard ap Morgan, monk, the late prior ; to hold the same from
Michaelmas last for 10 years, if the priory shall remain for so long
in the king's hand, rendering 201. sterling, as the said Richard ap
Morgan rendered, and an increment of 10 marks, yearly by equal
portions at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers ; with
clause touching maintenance of buildings and support of charges,
and proviso that the farmers have in the payment of their farm
allowance of any annuities granted or hereafter to be granted by
the king from the priory.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Vacated on surrender.
Commitment to John Merkynfeeld and William Rygdon,—
by mainprise of John Quyxley and Thomas Stocdale, both of
the county of York, — of all customs, subsidies and other duties
due to the king on all goods and merchandise in the town of Carlisle
and in all other places within the county of Cumberland, wools,
hides and woolfells only excepted ; to hold the same from Easter
next for 10 years, rendering 14/. yearly at the Exchequer by equal
portions at Michaelmas and Easter.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Commitment of the county of Southampton to John Uvedale,
during pleasure, so that he answer at the Exchequer as sheriff.
Order to William Bramshot, late sheriff, to deliver the county
to John by indenture.
Order to all persons of the county to be intendant to John as
sheriff.
296 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1419. Membrane 22- — cont.
The like commitments to the following of the counties
named : —
Robert Corbet ; Salop.
John Merbury ; Hereford.
Humphrey Halughton ; Stafford.
Nicholas Stucle, ' chivaler ' ; Cambridge and Huntingdon.
(Vacated because otherwise below.)
Ralph Makerell ; Nottingham and Derby.
Oliver Groos ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
Robert Hill of Spaxton ; Somerset and Dorset.
John Pensax ; Rutland.
John Brigge, the younger ; Gloucester.
Thomas Ryngewod ; Wilts.
Stephen Derneford ; Cornwall.
Robert Darcy ; Essex and Hertford.
Bartholomew Brokesby ; Warwick and Leicester.
John Clypsham ; Surrey and Sussex.
John Lamplogh, ' chivaler ' ; Cumberland.
Richard Haunsard, ' chivaler ' ; Lincoln.
William Elmeden, ' chivaler ' ; Northumberland.
Walter Fitz Richard ; Bedford and Buckingham.
Thomas Beaumond ; Devon.
Thomas Bevyle ; Cambridge and Huntingdon.
Nov. 23. Commitment of the counties of Oxford and Berks and the
Westminster, castle of Oxford to John Willecotes during pleasure, so that he
answer at the Exchequer as sheriff and keeper.
Order to Robert Andre we, late sheriff and keeper, to deliver
the counties and castle to John by indenture.
Order to all persons of the counties to be intendant to John
as sheriff and keeper.
The like commitments to the following in the counties
named : —
John Burgh ; Kent.
John Pylkyngton, ' chivaler ' ; Northampton.
Thomas Brounflete, ' chivaler ' ; York.
MEMBRANE 21.
Oct. 11. Commitment of the county of Bristol to David Ruddok for
Westminster. One year, so that he answer at the Exchequer as sheriff ; the
mayor and commonalty having submitted to the king his name
and the names of Nicholas Bagot and Gilbert Joce as candidates
for the office, in accordance with the terms of then- charter dated
8 August, 47 Edward III.
Order to John Bourton, late sheriff, to deliver the county to
David by indenture.
Order to the mayor, burgesses and whole commonalty of
the town and suburbs of Bristol to be intendant to David as
sheriff.
c
7 HENRY V. 297
1419. Membrane 21 — cont.
Nov. 4. Appointment of William Say as searcher of ships in the port
Westminster. of Melcombe and in all adjacent ports and places ; in terms as
above [p. 244].
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Appointment in like terms of the following in the ports and
places named : —
Nov. 21. Edmund Fuller ; in the port of Great Yarmouth and in all
\w.t minster, adjacent ports and places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
1420.
Feb. 24. John Walke ; in the ports of Topsam, Dertemouth, Plym-
Westminster. mouth, Fowy, Falmouth, Bediford, Barstaple and Ilvir-
combe, and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
1419.
Nov. 13. Commitment to John Kederowe, knight, John Flory, esquire,
Westminster, and Richard Mayn, — by mainprise of Hilbrand Elwell of the
county of Somerset and Richard Langford of the said county, —
of the keeping of a messuage, 40 acres of land, 20 acres of pasture,
and 10 acres of meadow in Compton Durville, and of all the other
lands which Robert Lambrook held on the day of his death in
Middillambrook, Estlambrook, Westlambrook and Compton
Durville, co. Somerset ; to hold the same for as long as the said
lands shall remain in the king's hands, rendering the true extent
thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon between them and the
treasurer ; with clause touching maintenance of buildings and
enclosures and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 21. Commitment to John Assheton of London, — by mainprise of
Westminster. Richard Cotes and Thomas Colbrok, citizens and fishmongers
of London, — of the keeping of a meadow, called ' Flemmynges-
mede,' in Harwell, co. Cambridge, which is in the king's hand for
certain causes ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last during
the king's pleasure, rendering yearly at the Exchequer by equal
portions at Easter and Michaelmas the 5s. for which the escheator
of the county answered, and an increment of \2d.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 15. Commitment to John Stafford, clerk, and Hilbrand Elwell,—
Westminster, by mainprise of Richard Mayn of the county of Wilts and Ralph
Avery of the county of Somerset, — of the keeping of the manor
of Long Kirchill and 20 acres of meadoAv in Hampreston, co.
Dorset, and a moiety of the manor of Tollard, co. Wilts, late
of Eleanor Goves, alias Gowes, deceased ; to hold the same
for as long as the premises shall remain in the king's hands,
rendering 20 marks at the Exchequer by equal portions at Easter
and Michaelmas ; with clause touching maintenance of buildings
and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
298
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1419. Membrane 21 — cont.
Nov. 24. Commitment (with like clause) to Nicholas Dixon, clerk, and
Westminster. William Wonard,— by mainprise of Robert Wonard and John
Speke, both of the county of Devon, — of the keeping of the alien
priory of Cowyk, co. Devon, with all its rights and appurtenances ;
to hold the same from Michaelmas last for 20 years at a yearly
farm of 24 marks ; with proviso that the said Nicholas and
William have allowance in the payment of their farm, if the said
farm or any parcel of the same shall have been granted, or shall
hereafter be granted, by the king to any person.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 24.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 20.
Commission to Thomas Rumpney, John Holbarewe of
Wolvarley, John Walters of Hambury, Robert Ingram of
Marteley, John atte Hoo of Kydermystre, William Blakedon of
Kyngesnorton, William Smyth of Kyngesnorton, John Aston of
Wyke by Pershor© and John Goldsmyth of Kyrdermystre, to
levy and collect from all cities, boroughs and towns, and from all
secular lords of towns and other lay persons having goods and
possessions, and from others both great and small in the county
of Worcester, (except the city of Worcester), and also from all
ecclesiastical persons in respect of goods forthcoming from lands
acquired by them since 20 Edward I, the fifteenth and tenth and
the third part of a fifteenth and tenth, payable a fifteenth and
tenth at the Purification next and the third part at Martinmas
following, which the commonalties of the realm and the citizens
and burgesses of cities and boroughs, of their free will and with the
assent of the lords spiritual and temporal, granted to the king in
his last Parliament, held at Westminster, for the defence of the
realm, to wit, as great a sum as has heretofore been levied in like
case, and no more, provided always that the said secular lords
of towns and lay persons and others aforesaid contribute to such
payment in respect of all their goods and chattels whatsoever, and
the ecclesiastics as above for their portion with the commonalty
of the county, and that no on© be spared, and that answer be
made at the Exchequer or other appointed place at the specified
terms ; and order to them to go in person from town to town and
from place to place, etc., as above [p. 84].
The like to the following in the counties named : —
John Waldyeve of Alspathe, Thomas Warde of Byrnynge-
ham, William Heryng of Allesley, Richard Broke of
Shotrythe, Robert Arderne of Neubold, John Bury of
Barton, John Oulemor of Bykenhull, Roger Milleward of
Nouneton ; Warwick.
Thomas Swynfen of Swynfen, William de Eggerton, Richard
Snede of Newcastle, Thomas Whityngton of Newborough,
William Bridde of Lichefelde, Roger Blasemon of Abbots
Bromley, John Russell of Tamworth, John Russell of
Combregge, William Burnhull of Burnhull, John
Staresmore of Roweley ; Stafford.
7 HENRY V. 299
Membrane 20 — cont.
Thomas Sty ward, William Spynk, John Fox of Castelacre,
John Bachelor, William Fyncham, Thomas Fykeys, John
Mortoft, Peter Payn ; Norfolk.
John de Roweley of Retford, John Barleburgh of Boney,
Geoffrey Cokker of Rempston, Thomas Baggeley of
Blythe, John Rote of Eton ; Nottingham.
John Laurence of Offeley, Sampson Warde of Asshewell,
John Blecche of Sabrichesworth, John Bygge of Hatfeld,
William He wet of St. Albans, John Bochier of Tryeng ;
Hertford.
John Broke of Snaxton, William Harlewyn, Hugh Yonge,
Henry Bonyngton, Thomas Haymes, William Menyware,
John Sprot of Rokynge, John Harveys of Cheyvenynge,
William Cheyne of Maideston, Thomas Symond of Hertlepe ;
Kent.
John Chepman of Honyton, Richard Melehuwysshe, John
Mouthecombe, John Hayne of Pilton, William
Almescombe, Thomas Barnehous, Thomas Trebrigge, the
younger, Robert Castell of Plymmouth, John Bythelake ;
Devon.
Richard Chaumberleyn of Cotes, John Eston of Castre,
Stephen Kynesman of Ardyng worth, John Brook of
Astwell, Thomas Hykedy of Daventre, William Wolston
of Wolaston, Thomas Boltesham of Kyldesby, John Grant
of Kyngessutton ; Northampton.
John Draper of Greshaulton, William Durdayne of Episham,
Roger Fredele of Mekylham, Thomas Beste of Katerham,
Thomas Missy ngleye of Horle, John Plechynghurst of
Dorkyng, Richard Porter of Farnham, Richard Ingram of
Bokeham, Richard Somer of Croydon, John Milton of
Egham ; Surrey, except the town of Suthwerk.
MEMBRANE 19.
John Petyfer of Luton, John Adam of Ronhale, Richard
Strangman of Tylbrook, Richard Saltwell of Ike well,
Peter Talbot of Woubourne, John Pottere of Woubourne,
William Brook of Eyton, John Hobbes of Luton ; Bedford.
Thomas Wombewell of Wombewell, Robert Twyer of
Doncastre, William Eltoft of Fernhill, John Rylleston of
Ryllyston, Richard Barton of Doncastre, Laurence Kay,
Richard Thorp of Stanley, John Lacy of Selby, John
Skypwyth of Ferybrygge, the elder ; West RioUng, co.
York.
Robert Bray of Leskird, John Trewent, Thomas Nanscotham,
Nicholas Treambol ; Cornwall.
Thomas Mychell of Pury, Thomas Berd of Brentmerssh,
Hugh Walbrond of Prydy, Philip Regylbury, John
Oukern of Childeye, William Halswell, WTilliam Bartelot
of Wolwade, Thomas Micheldever ; Somerset, except the
city of Bath.
300 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1419. Membrane 19 — cont,
John de Nalton of Grymston, John Bulmere of Levenyng,
Thomas de Portyngton, Robert Martyii of Thewyng,
Robert Ledes of Garton, William Lorde of Grymston,
Robert de Santon of Northcave, Philip de Lounde of
Besewyke ; East Riding, co. York.
John Olney of Holt, Richard Herberd of Ernesby, John
Herdewyk of Lyneley, William Beky of Humburston,
Nicholas Joye of Stathern, Thomas atte Hall of Overton,
John Chaveney of Mountsorell, Robert Bocher of Qwenyng-
burgh ; Leicester.
Robert Gilbart of Yolgreve, John son of John of Kyngns
Stenerdale, Ralph Glapwell of Glapwell, Roger de
Herdewyk of Herdewyk, Thomas Blount of Turnedych,
Thomas Aleynson of Underwod, John del Hall of Duffeld,
John Spencer of Alwaston, Robert Saveney of Repyngton,
Robert Smyth of Steyneston, Henry Milner of Hatton,
Henry de Rolleston of Etwall ; Derby.
John Wandisfort of Kyrtlyngton, Robert Conyers of
Sokeburn, Nicholas Eston of Yolton, Ralph Cowar of
Whytby, Henry Maunsell of Brydford, John de Neuton of
Pykeryng, Robert de Norton, William Belforth of Lemyng ;
North Riding, co. York.
John Pyk of Edelmeton, Peter Goldesburgh of Hendon,
William Abbot of Estledfunt (sic) ; Middlesex.
John Collard of Shelford, James Russell of Ikelyngton,
William Ormesby of Meldebum, John Rous of Fordham,
Thomas Smyth of Eltesle, Adam Marchall of Leveryngton ;
Cambridge.
John Byron, ' chivaler,' Robert del Holt, William de
Athirton, ' chivaler,' Thomas Bradshagh of Hagh, John
Nowell of Reued, Thomas de Bradley of Chepyngdale,
Thurstan de Anderton, Robert de Lathum, John Haydok
of Coton, John Brokholes of Claghton, John Wasshyngtori
of Thorisholme, John Travers of Kertmell ; Lancaster.
John Lynford, John Lupyate of Alkanynges, Robert Coufold
of Bulkyngton, John Walrond of Aldebourne, John
Bartelot of Bradeford, Richard Ladde of Wokyngham,
John Cole of Chitterne, John Mermyll of Ambresbury,
Walter Barley of Wenfeld ; co. Wilts.
William Botiller of Weresle, Robert Philpot of Catworth,
Thomas Bevyll of Denton, John Dunholt of Colne, John
Dray ton of Eynesbury ; Huntingdon.
William Payne of Cartereston, John Stampe, Thomas Gaudy,
John Sparwe ; Dorset.
MEMBRANE 18.
John Helyon, William Chartesey of Terlyng, John Gardevyle,
William Forde, John Mosele, Robert Bremson, Roger
Hancepe, John Beneyt of Ramseye, John Scotfold, John
Robynet ; Essex.
7 HENRY V. 301
Membrane 18 — cont.
William atte Dowene of Battle, Henry Gotele of Westfeld, John
Alfrey of Estgrenestede, William Wodefold of Chytynglegh,
Richard Dene of Redemeld, Thomas White of Lewys, Henry
Frensch of Horsham, Thomas Caplen of Clopham, John
Berkefold of Kerdef ord, William Preston of Preston, Thomas
Selby of Chychestre, William Hormere of Halnacre ; Sussex.
Peter Codon of Dunwych, Simon Bleaunt of Thornham,
Robert Duk of Bramton, John Holgate of Combes, Thomas
Grene of Cretyngge, Robert Cokerell of Buxhale, John
Elys of Lavenham, John Smyth of Thorp, Maurice Jogor,
Gervase de Byldeston, Robert Lyne of Sudbury ; Suffolk.
William Crofte of Crofte, William Hotale of Sutton, Thomas
Sugwas of Eton Episcopi, John Warde of Ailton, Roger
Bron of Founhope, Thomas Verbon of Hereford, Thomas
Scolemaystre of Noke, Richard Hulle of Leomynstre,
' tanner,' Hugh Watys of Brynshope ; Hereford.
Simon Wedon of Wedon, John Rose of Hardemede, John
Hardell of Bukyngham, William Wodeward of Bekenesfeld,
Thomas Merston of Wycombe ; Buckingham.
John Blount, John atte Yate, John Martyn of Cicestre, Nicholas
Mattesdon, Roger Pyre well, John Langeley of Sodyngton,
Richard Aleyne of Aylberton, Peter Hertlond ; Gloucester.
Alan de Wetenhull, Thomas Marchall of Hurst, William
Burdon of Aston, the elder, Richard Horton of Dothull,
John Witton by Caurs, William Walcot of Walcot, Richard
Crompe of Patyton, John Leighton of Leighton, William
Lotewych of Hungerford, the elder, Thomas Mynton ;
Salop, except the town of Shrewsbury.
John Punchardon of Elyngham, John Rouche, Thomas
Hayward, John Tygale of Peek, John Sylver of New
Alrisford, Thomas Yerdele, William Payn of Andevere,
John Kybelle of Lokyrley, Robert Westbury, Thomas
Troney of Bromden ; (Southampton .
John Bussy of Hengham, knight, John Spanby of Spanby,
Hugh Clerk of Iwardby, Robert Fen of Harleston ; parts
of Kesteven, co. Lincoln.
Thomas Scharp of Boston, Roger Bate of Frainpton, Robert
Capon of Surflet, Thomas Sergeantson of Multon ; parts of
Holand, co. Lincoln.
William Groos of Great Cotes, Thomas Thymolby of Askeby,
Robert Lyolf of Waterton, Peter Clerk of Carleton,
Stephen Segeford of Thedilthorp, William Bleseby of
Bleseby ; parts of Lyndesey, co. Lincoln.
John Pynkenye, John Sylvester, John Oter of Ardyngton,
William Masun of Redyng, John Botelee of Spenehamlond,
Richard Harfeld of Benham, John Erlee of Myggeham,
John Hatter of Henreth ; Berks.
Richard Pyppard of Lacheford, William Badby of Goldore,
John Waver of Bannebury , Richard Stevenes of Wodestoke,
Henry Coteler of Burford, John Spycer of Bampton, William
Tanner of Kyngeston ; Oxford, except the town of Oxford.
302 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 18 — cont.
William Shefeld of Seyton, John Havell of Bissbrok, John
Reynold of Langham, Robert Sutsex, the younger, of
Marketoverton ; Rutland.
MEMBRANE 17.
Commission to John Pullesdon, ' barbour,' John Bisshebury,
' sadeler,' William Coughton, ' barbour,' and Peter Lyrcok,
'chaundeler,' to levy and collect the same in the city and suburbs
of Worcester ; and order to them to cause to come before them
the mayor and bailiffs of the city, and four or six of the m'ost
discreet and upright men of the city and suburbs, and, in person
or by deputy, have the money levied by their advice.
The like to the following : —
John Tasburgh, Thomas Spenser, Thomas Rasyn, Giles
Parker ; in the town of Suthwerk.
Thomas Martyn of Bath, Thomas Halbrok of Bath, ' webbe ' ;
in the city of Bath.
Richard Drewe, Richard Monesle, Thomas Ingham, John
Hoggekyns ; in the city of Norwich.
Thomas Wenlok, Thomas Mounton, Ralph Cundower, John
Kynton, all of Shrewsbury ; in the town of Shrewsbury.
John Hyron, John Croke, ' fysshmonger,' William Everard,
Thomas Warde, ' brewer ' ; in the town of Oxford.
Commission to Robert Widyngton, grocer, John Standolf,
goldsmith, John Tredewey, skinner, and John Sadeler, vintner, to
levy and collect the same in the city and suburbs of London ;
and order to them to go in person from ward to ward and from
place to place within the city and suburbs, cause to come before
them four of the most discreet and upright men from every ward,
and have the money levied by their advice.
Commission to Walter Parle, Andrew Parle, Thomas Beauflour
and John Gibbes, ' roper,' to levy and collect the same in the
town and suburbs of Bristol and in the precinct of the same ;
and order to them to cause to come before them the mayor and
sheriff of the town, and four or six of the most discreet and upright
men of the town and suburbs and precinct, and have the money
levied by their advice.
The like to the following : —
John Warde, ' fissher,' Thomas Brygman, John Frances,
' barcar,' Thomas Sees ; in the city of Lincoln.
Thomas Kyrkham, ' marchant,' Thomas del Esshe, ' baker,'
John Romby, ' sausemaker,' Henry Estby, ' hayster ' ;
in the city of York.
John Teffont, ' merchant,' John Machon, ' webbe,' John
Deverell, Thomas Becon, ' irmonger,' all of Salisbury ;
in the city of Salisbury.
Order to the chancellor of the county palatine of Lancaster
to appoint some trustworthy men of the county to levy and
7 HENRY V. 303
Membrane 17 — cont.
collect the same in the said county, certifying the treasurer
and barons of the Exchequer by Christmas next of the names
of the persons so appointed.
Dec. 1 1 . Commitment to Robert Chalons, knight, — by mainprise of John
Westminster. Trebell of the county of Somerset and Henry Gernon of London,
' sadeler,' — of the keeping of two-thirds of the manor of Tregony,
co. Cornwall, late of John Seyntaubyn, esquire, who held of the
king in chief on the day of his death, the same being in the king's
hand by the death of the said John and by reason of the minority
of Joan and Margaret, his daughters and heirs ; to hold the same
from Michaelmas last until the lawful age of the said heirs, and
so from heir to heir until one of them shall have attained full age,
rendering at the Exchequer the true extent thereof, or as much as
may be agreed upon between him and the treasurer ; with clause
touching maintenance of buildings and enclosures and support of
charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Vacated on surrender, since the king, on 13 October 8 Henry V,
committed the keeping of the said manor to William Bodrugan,
knight, to hold the same under a certain form. And so these letters
are cancelled.
Dec. 5. Commitment (with like clause) to Walter Henxstryg, — by
Westminster, mainprise of John Scotte of the county of Wilts and John Pelley
of the county of Dorset , — of the keeping of a messuage, a carucate
and 26 acres of land, 7 acres of wood and 8 marks of rent in
Endeston, co. Somerset, late of the alien priory of Severey ; to
hold the same from Michaelmas last for as long as the premises
shall remain in the king's hand by reason of the war with France,
rendering yearly at the Exchequer by equal portions at Easter
and Michaelmas the 10 marks which the last farmer used to
render, and an increment of 6s. Sd.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Dec. 10. Commitment to Richard Beauchamp of Bergevenny, ' chivaler,'
Westminster. and Isabel his wife, — by mainprise of Richard Whityngton of
London and Thomas Gower of the county of Warwick, — of the
keeping of the manors of Stoke Daberon, Feccham and Aldebury,
co. Surrey, except a fourth part of the said manor of Feccham,
which have been taken into the king's hand by the death of
Edith (late the wife of William Croyser, esquire), who held of the
king in chief, and by reason of the minority of Anne, daughter
and heir of the said William and Edith ; to hold the same from
the time of Edith's death until the Purification next, provided
that they answer for the issues of the premises (the said fourth
part excepted), if the same shall be awarded to the king.
MEMBRANE 16.
Nov. 28. Commitment to Nicholas Dixon, clerk, — by mainprise of
Westminster. Richard Denton of the county of Lincoln and John Derby of the
304 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 16 — cont.
county of Worcester, — of the keeping of the alien priory of Brym-
mesfeld, co. Gloucester, which is in the king's hand on account of
the war with France ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last
for 20 years, rendering 11. yearly by equal portions at Easter and
Michaelmas, maintaining the houses and buildings pertaining
to the priory, and supporting all other charges incumbent on it ;
provided always that the said Nicholas have allowance in the
payment of his farm in respect of any annuities granted hereto-
fore, or hereafter to be granted, from the keeping of the said
priory.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Dec. 3. Commitment to Richard Haunsard, ' chivaler,' — by mainprise
Westminster, of Thomas Fitz William of the county of Lincoln and Richard
Denton of the same county, — of the keeping of the said county
of Lincoln from Michaelmas last in terms as above [p. 168] ;
the late commitment [p. 296 above] notwithstanding.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Dec. 5.
Westminster.
Commitment to John de Leventhorp, esquire, — by mainprise of
John de Leventhorp, the younger, and William de Leventhorp,
both of the county of Essex, — of the keeping of a moiety of all
the manors and lands late of Ellen late the wife of Geoffrey
Brokhole, knight, who held of the king in chief by knight service
as of the county of Hereford on the day of her death ; to hold the
same from the time of the death of Ellen until the lawful age of
John Sumpter, son and heir of Margery late the wife of John
Sumpter and one of the daughters and heirs of the said Ellen, and
so from heir to heir until one of them shall have attained full age,
rendering the true extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed
upon between him and the treasurer ; with clause touching
maintenance of buildings and enclosures and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 6. Order to the escheator in the county of Nottingham ; — pursuant
Westminster, to an inquisition taken before him showing that one John de
Loudham, knight, was seised in his demesne as of fee of 30s.
of yearly rent and a messuage called ' Whithall ' in Carleton in
Lyndryk, and by his deed dated at Carleton in Lyndryk on the
Thursday next after the Assumption, 1316, 10 Edward II, gave
and granted the said rent and messuage (by name of 30s. of yearly
rent in Carleton and (sic) Lyndryk receivable yearly from his
free tenants in the said town together with his whole lordship in
the said town, to wit, in wards, marriages, reliefs, escheats,
suits of court of the said tenants every three weeks, amends of
the trespass of bread and ale, and all other services and servagesof
the said tenants, and the rest of the profits (appruamentis) hi and
without the said town pertaining to the said rent and lordship,
as well in mills, waters, wastes, heaths, moors, marshes,
carrs (kerris), meadows, feedings and pastures, as in all the other
appurtenances, without any withholding), to Thomas Carleton
7 HENRY V. 305
Membrane 16 — cont.
of Carleton, clerk, and the heirs of his body, by virtue of which
gift and grant the said Thomas was seised of the said rent and
messuage in his demesne as of fee tail ; and that from Thomas the
right of the said rent and messuage descended to one Henry as
son and heir of Thomas, and from Henry to Thomas Carleton,
esquire, now deceased, as Henry's son and heir, by the form of
the gift ; and that after the death of the said Thomas Carleton,
clerk, and Henry the said rent and messuage descended to the said
Thomas Carleton, esquire, as Henry's son and heir by the form
of the gift, and he was seised thereof in his demesne as of fee tail,
and held the said rent and messuage in fee tail on the day of his
death ; and that the said rent and messuage are held of the king
by fealty and service of 6d. a year for a pair of gilt spurs, payable
to the king yearly at Michaelmas by the hands of the sheriff of
the county for the time being ; and that Walter Carleton is the
son and next heir of the said Thomas Carleton, esquire, and of full
age ; — to cause the said Walter to have full seisin of the said rent
and messuage, as the king has taken his fealty.
Order to the escheator in the county of Lincoln ; — pursuant ( 1 )
to an inquisition taken before Nicholas Tournay, late escheator,
showing that Thomas Carleton, esquire, on the day of his death
held in his demesne as of fee a messuage and 40 acres of land and
meadow in Burton by Lincoln by service of doing fealty to the
lord for all services, and a messuage and 100 acres of land and
meadow in Glentworth, and also held on the day of his death a
messuage and a bovate of land in Refham ; and (2) to another
inquisition taken before him (the present escheator), showing that
the said Thomas held the said messuage and land in Refham on
the day of his death in his demesne as of fee ; and that the said
messuage, land and meadow in Glentworth and Refham are not
held of the king ; and that Walter the son of the said Thomas is
his next heir, and of full age ; — to cause the said Walter, whose
fealty the king has taken, to have full seisin of the said messuage,
land and meadow in Burton by Lincoln, removing the king's hand
from the rest of the premises, if they are in the king's hand for
no other cause than the death of Thomas, and delivering to
Walter any issues taken therefrom since the time of the death
of Thomas.
Nov. 27. Order to the escheator in the county of Wilts ; — pursuant to
Westminster, divers inquisitions taken before John Wyke, late escheator,
showing that Humphrey Stafford, the younger, ' chivaler,' on
the day of his death held the manor of Dichampton by the
courtesy of England (by reason of having issue by his late wife
Elizabeth, likewise deceased, the daughter and heir of John
Burdet, ' chivaler ') of the king by socage, to wit, by fealty and
by service of rendering to the king yearly at the Exchequer a pair
of gloves, of the price of 2d., payable by the hands of the sheriff of
the county for the time being at Michaelmas, for all service;
and that John, son of the said Humphrey and Elizabeth, is their
Wt. 2415. F. 20.
306 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1419.
Membrane 16 — cont.
next heir and 18 years of age and more ; — to take the fealty of
the said John and cause him to have full seisin of the said manor.
MEMBRANE 15.
Nov. 19. Order to the escheator in the county of Gloucester and the
Westminster, adjacent march of Wales to take the fealty of Thomas Stafford,
son of Thomas Stafford knight the brother of Edmund Stafford
late bishop of Exeter, and kinsman and heir of the said late
bishop, and cause him to have full seisin of all the lands which the
said late bishop held of the king in chief or was seised of in his
demesne as of fee on the clay of his death, as the king for 40.s.
paid in the hanaper has respited his homage until Midsummer
next.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Leicester,
omitting the taking of fealty.
The like to the following : —
The escheator in the county of Derby.
The escheator in the county of Northampton.
The escheator in the county of Stafford.
Nov. 20. Order to the escheator in the county of Essex ; — pursuant to
Westminster. an inquisition made by him, showing that Margaret late the wife
of Hugh de Bade we, knight, on the day of her death held no
lands in the county in her demesne as of fee, of the king or
of others, but held a manor called Badewe, sometime of the said
Hugh, a toft and 40 acres of land, called ' Mascales,' in Great
Badewe, co. Essex, for life, of the demise of the said Hugh some-
time her husband made to her before espousal, with reversion to
Hugh Naillyngherst (who is of full age), as kinsman and heir
of the said Hugh de Badewe, to wit, son of Katharine the daughter
of the said Hugh de Badewe, and his heirs, by hereditary right,
in fee simple ; and that the toft and land are held of the king
in chief by service of finding a stable for one horse of the king
when he shall come within the county, for all services, and the
manor of the heir of the earl of Hereford ; — to take the fealty of
the said Hugh Naillyngherst and cause him to have full seisin of
the said manor, toft and land.
Nov. 28. Order to the escheator in the county of Wilts ; — pursuant to an
Westminster, inquisition taken before John Wykes, late escheator, showing that
Elizabeth Stabbere on the day of her death held of the king in
chief in her demesne as of fee a moiety of a messuage, of a carucate
and a half of land (except the twentieth part of an acre) and of
10«s. of rent in Muchelwichford, by service of keeping a moiety
of the forest of Grovele, to wit, ' Le Northbaille,' as Grymesdich
divides, and rendering 12d. to the king at his castle of Old Sarum
yearly at Michaelmas by the hands of the sheriff of Wilts for
the time being, for all services ; by reason of which bailiwick
she claims to have necessary ' housbote,' ' haybote,' ' fuyrbote '
7 HENRY V.
307
Membrane 15 — cont.
and fern (feugeriam) in the said forest quietly at every season of
the year by view of the keeper of the forest or his lieutenant,
and also by reason of that bailiwick claims to have all manner
of pasture in the said forest for all her animals of whatsoever kind
except sheep and goats* at every season of the year, except in
the forbidden month, quietly and without giving anything for
the said common ; and that Joan sister of the said Elizabeth,
whom John Wylton has taken to wife, it is said, is her next
heir, and 16 years of age and more ; — to take the fealty of John
and cause him and Joan to have full seisin of the said moiety,
with the above exception.
Nov. 29. Order to the escheator in the county of Stafford ; — pursuant
Westminster, to an inquisition taken before John Delves, Richard Harecourt
and William Lee of Podmore by virtue of the king's commission
directed to them, showing that Roger Wastenesse, esquire, on
the day of his death held two-thirds of the manor of Tixshale and
of the advowson of the church of the same town in his demesne
as of fee tail of the heir of Edmund late earl of Stafford, a minor
in the king's ward, by knight service ; and that Roger de Aston
late parson of the church of Weston by a fine levied in the court
of Edward II granted the said two-thirds, together with the third
part of the said manor and advowson which Mary late the wife of
William ^Wasteneys, Roger's father, now holds in dower, to
Geoffrey *de Wasteneys of Tixshale for life, with remainder to
Malcolm, son of the said Geoffrey, and to Margaret his wife and
the heirs of the bodies of the said Malcolm and Margaret ; and
that the said two-thirds after the death of the said Geoffrey,
Malcolm and Margaret, and William son and heir of Malcolm
and Margaret descended to the said Roger Wastenesse, William's
son and heir, by the form of the said fine and grant ; and that
Roger Wastenesse held no other lands in the county of the
heir aforesaid or of any other person on the day of his death ; and
that Rose daughter of the said Roger, whom John de Chetewynd
of Shavynton has taken to wife, is Roger's next heir, and of
full age ; — to take the fealty of John Chetewynd and cause him
and Rose to have full seisin of the two -thirds of the said manor
and advowson.
MEMBRANE 14.
Nov. 23. Commitment of the office of the escheatry in the counties of
Westminster. Somerset and Dorset to John Wellyngton of Childecompton during
pleasure, so that he answer at the Exchequer for the issues thereof.
Order to Thomas Hody, lat« escheator, to deliver to John by
indenture the rolls, writs, memoranda and all other things
relating to the said office.
Order to all persons of the counties to be intendant to John as
escheator.
* MS carectas : so too the imjuisit'mn [Inquisitions P.M., Chancery, Henry V,
File 30, No. 13]. But an earlier inquisition [Inquisitions P.M., Chancery, Edward
III, File 113, No. 9] reads capras ; and see also p. 369 below.
308 CALENDAR OP FINE ROLLS.
1419 Membrane 14 — cont.
The like commitments to the following in the counties named : —
Richard Bruns ; Oxford and Berks.
Thomas Manyngham ; Bedford and Buckingham.
Thomas Gower ; Worcester.
William Lee of Knyghtle ; Stafford.
John Russell ; Hereford and the adjacent march of Wales.
Sampson Hardyng ; Northumberland.
Robert Crakenthorp ; Cumberland and Westmoreland.
John Persones ; Southampton and Wilts.
John Bolney ; Surrey and Sussex.
John Grace ; Cambridge and Huntingdon.
Thomas Belwod ; Lincoln.
Thomas Mulso ; Northampton and Rutland.
John Hotoft ; Essex and Hertford.
Alfred Manston ; York.
Robert Castell ; Warwick and Leicester.
Henry Fulford ; Devon and Cornwall.
William Spondon ; Kent and Middlesex.
Guy Whityngton ; Gloucester and the adjacent march of
Wales.
Richard Hoord of Briggenorth ; Salop and the adjacent
march of Wales.
Robert Plomle ; Nottingham and Derby.
John Alderford ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
Nov. 26. Commitment to Richard Katermayns, — by mainprise of John
Westminster. Beke of the county of Berks and Richard Russell of London, —
of the keeping of the manor of Oldeland, co. Gloucester, sometime
of John Deverose, knight, who held of the king in chief by knight
service on the day of his death ; to hold the same from the time
of the death of the said John Deverose for as long as it shall
remain in the king's hand by reason of his death, rendering yearly
the true extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon between
him and the treasurer ; with clause touching maintenance of
buildings and enclosures and support of charges.
By bill of Wilham Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 12. Commitment to Henry Bate, John Bate the younger and
Westminster. Thomas Baret of the keeping of the manor of Bollesovre, co. Derby,
which is waste and in the king's hands ; to hold the same to
them and their assigns, with rents, suits of court, services, mills
and all other profits and commodities, from Michaelmas last for
20 years, renidering SQL 13s. 4d. yearly at the Exchequer at
Easter and Michaelmas, as the last farmers used to render, and
supporting all other charges incumbent on the said manor,
annuities or fees only excepted.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 24. Commitment to John Bartelot, the younger, and John Payn, —
Westminster, by mainprise of Beatrice countess of Arundell and John Bartelot,
the elder, of the county of Sussex, — of the keeping of the manor of
7 HENRY V. 309
1419. Membrane 14 — cont.
Kyvele and of a moiety of the manor of Bulkyngdon, co. Wilts,
late of Thomas late earl of Arundell who held of the king in
chief by knight service on the day of his death ; to hold the same
from Michaelmas 6 Henry V for as long as the premises shall
remain in the king's hand by the death of the said late earl,
rendering the true extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed
upon between them and the treasurer ; with clause touching
maintenance of buildings and enclosures and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
MEMBRANE 13.
Nov. 29. Order to H. archbishop of Canterbury to appoint some trust-
Westminster, worthy men of the clergy of his diocese to levy and collect in the
said diocese (1) the moiety of a tenth which was granted to the king
by the prelates and clergy of the province of Canterbury in their
last convocation in the church of St. Paul, London, begun on 30
October and continued from day to day until 21 November last,
of all ecclesiastical goods and benefices assessed and accustomed
to pay to a tenth, and also of all ecclesiastical benefices, un-
assessed, of the yearly value of 10Z. and over, touching which
and the value thereof the certificates of the ordinaries will be
accepted, former certificates touching the value of such benefices
and of unassessed chantries notwithstanding, (excepting from
payment of the said moiety goods and benefices of poor nuns and
of hospitallers and of other ecclesiastics, as well religious as others,
in Wales and elsewhere which have been destroyed, diminished or
excessively impoverished by hostile raids or floods or in any other
wise, touching which the letters of the ordinaries will be accepted
without any orders from the king in this behalf, excepting also
the ecclesiastical goods, possessions and benefices of the priory
of Fordham in the diocese of Norwich which has lately been
consumed by fire, of the colleges of St. Mary of Winchester in
Oxford and near the city of Winchester of the foundation of
the bishop of Winchester, of the house of Jesus of Betheleein
of Shene in the diocese of Winchester, and of all others of the
province whom the king has exempted from the payment of tenths
or other grants made by the said prelates and clergy), payable at
the Purification next (together with the whole tenth granted by
the said prelates and clergy on another occasion and payable at
the said feast, if the collectors of the said whole tenth have not
already been appointed), provided that neither the prelates nor any
of the clergy nor the farmer of any of them be compelled to pay
or otherwise to contribute with temporal persons to a fifteenth or
to any part thereof for the above goods, possessions or benefices in
respect of which the said moiety shall be paid ; and (2) the 6s. Sd.
granted by the said prelates and clergy (for this occasion only
and with proviso that the present grant be not drawn into a
precedent hereafter) of all secular chaplains who hold chantries
of the true yearly value of 7 marks and upwards (touching which
chantries and their value the letters of the ordinaries will be
310 CALENDAR OF FINE KOLlA
1419 Membrane 13 — cord.
accepted), and who are not bound to pay to the moiety of the
said tenth with the clergy or at other times to a fifteenth or any
part thereof with temporal persons for such chantries, and of all
other secular chaplains unbeneficed and in receipt yearly of a
salary or stipend of 7 marks or upwards or of 40s. or upwards
with their food (touching whom and their salaries or stipends the
letters of the ordinaries will be accepted), payable at the said
feast of the Purification together with the moiety of the said
tenth, provided nevertheless that nothing be levied from the
chaplains of such chantries and from the other chaplains in receipt
of such salaries and stipends, who on account of their decrepit
age or other notable inability are unable to help themselves
(touching whom, too, and their age and inability the letters of
the ordinaries will be accepted) ; provided always that no royal
writs or orders be issued for the making of certificates contrary
to those made by the ordinaries, but that allowances be made in
the Exchequer without any difficulty by the certificates aforesaid
according to the form and effect of the same. And answer is
to be made to the king for the said moiety of a tenth and for the
6s. Sd., and also for the said whole tenth at the feast aforesaid ;
and the archbishop is to certify the treasurer and barons of the
Exchequer by the morrow of the Epiphany next at the latest of
the names of the persons appointed by him.
Order in like terms to H. bishop of Winchester.
The like to the following : —
J. bishop of Ely.
P. bishop of Lincoln.
N. bishop of Bath and Wells.
B. bishop of St. Davids.
The guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric of Rochester,
the see being void.
J. bishop of Salisbury.
H. bishop of Chichester.
J. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield or his vicar-general,
the bishop being in remote parts.
W. bishop of Bangor.
J. bishop of Llandaff .
The guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric of Exeter,
the see being void.
J. bishop of Norwich.
E. bishop of Hereford.
R. bishop of London.
[blank] bishop of St. Asaph.
P. bishop of Worcester or his vicar-general, the bishop
being in remote parts.
The like to the abbot of St. Albans touching his exempt juris-
diction.
Oct. 18. Order to the escheator in the county of Cambridge ; — pursuant
Westminster, to an inquisition taken before him showing that Edmund Pole,
7 HENRY V. 311
Membrane 13 — cont.
1 chivaler,' on the day of his death held the manor of Derneford
in his demesne as of fee ; and that the said Edmund on the day
of his death held the manor of Sauston, alias ' Perotesmaner,'
less one acre of land in the same, in his demesne as of fee
jointly with Walter do la Pole, who now survives, of the gift,
grant and feoff ment of William de Thorp, knight, made with
the leave of Edward III to the said Edmund, by name of sir
Edmund de la Pole, knight, and to Maud his wife, who died in the
lifetime of the said Edmund, and to the said Walter, by name of
Walter son of the said sir Edmund and Maud, and to the heirs of
Edmund, of the said manor, less the said acre, by name of a moiety
of the manor of Sauston, co. Cambridge, with all other lands of
the said William de Thorp, rents and services and all appurten-
ances in the said town of Sauston and in the towns of Badburgham
and Pampesworth, together with the reversion of the other moiety
of the manor of Sauston after the death of Henry Wardedieu,
who held it for life, with the rents, services of free tenants and of
bondmen, lands, meadows, feedings, pastures, wards, marriages,
reliefs, escheats, and all other appurtenances belonging to the
said manor, except one acre of land lying in Badburghamhay
by the land of Robert Curteys the elder ; and that the said
Henry afterwards attorned to the said Edmund, Maud and Walter
at the said town of Sauston for the said moiety of the said manor
of Sauston so held by him for life ; and that Henry afterwards
died in the lifetime of Edmund ; and that the said Edmund
on the day of his death held the manor of Trumpeton in his
demesne as of fee jointly with the said Walter of the gift and
feoff ment of Edmund de Hedersete, knight, made to the lady
Katharine (late the wife of sir William de la Pole, knight, the
elder), who died in the lifetime of Edmund, and to the said
Edmund and Walter, by name of sir Edmund de la Pole, knight,
and Walter his son, and to the heirs of Edmund, by name of his
manor of Trumpeton, co. Cambridge, with all homages, rents
and services of his free tenants and bondmen and of the bondmen
themselves with their chattels and progeny and all other appur-
tenances of the manor, and of all other lands rents and possessions
in the said town of Trumpeton and all other adjacent places in
the said county on the day of the making of the charter in that
behalf made ; and that the said manors of Derneford and Sauston
are held of the king in chief by knight service, and the manor of
Trumpeton of another than the king ; and that the said Walter
is Edmund's son and next heir, and of full age ; — to cause Walter
to have full seisin of the manor of Derneford, and to deliver the
manor of Sauston to him, together with the issues taken therefrom
since the time of Edmund's death, as the king has taken his
fealty and for 40$. paid in the hanaper has respited his homage
until the king's return to England ; removing the king's hand
from the manor of Trumpeton, if it is in the king's hand for
no other cause than the death of Edmund, and delivering to
W'alter any issues taken therefrom since the time of Edmund's
death.
312 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1419. MEMBRANE 12.
Nov. 14. Order to the escheator in the county of Lincoln ; — pursuant
Westminster, to divers inquisitions taken before him showing that Katharine
late the wife of Michael de la Pole late earl of Suffolk on the day
of her death, held as parcel of her dower of the lands and tenements
late of the said late earl lately assigned to her in the Chancery,
12Ǥ. of rent-service issuing from certain lands which John de
Wyllesford, the heirs of the lord de Beaumont, John Tomesson,
Richard Braceby and others hold severally in the towns of
Welbourne, Ingoldesby, Ancastre and Merston, and elsewhere
in the said county, the profit of a court held in the said county
every three weeks and the said court, and also the profits of a
great court held in the said county once a year and the said court,
(which rent, profits and courts pertain to the castle, town, manor
and honour of Eye, co. Suffolk, and are held of the king in chief
by knight service as parcel of the said castle, town, manor and
honour), for life, with reversion to William de la Pole now earl of
Suffolk (who is of full age), brother and heir male of Michael the
son and heir of the said Michael the late earl, and the heirs male
of his body, since Michael the son died without heir male of his
body, by colour of a certain gift and grant of the said castle,
town, manor and honour of Eye lately made by Richard II to
Michael de la Pole, grandfather of the said present earl (to wit,
father of the said Michael the father of the present earl), to hold
the same of the king in chief by knight service in tail male ;• — to
cause the said present earl to have full seisin of the said rent and
courts, as the king for a certain fine paid in the hanaper has respited
until a day now past the homage and fealty due from him for all
the lands which the said Michael his father held of the king in
chief on the day of his death.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the counties of Norfolk
and Suffolk ; — pursuant to divers inquisitions taken before him
showing that the said Katharine on the day of her death held no
lands of the king in chief or of any other person in her demesne
as of fee or in service in the county of Norfolk, but held, as parcel
of her dower of the lands and tenements of the said late earl
lately assigned to her in the Chancery, the manor of Causton with
the advowson of the church of the said manor as appurtenant to
the manor, the advowson of the church of Burgh as appurtenant
to the manor of Burgh, a yearly rent of 20L, parcel or member of
the castle, town, manor or honour of Eye, issuing from the manor
of Baketon, the advowson of the priory of Bromholm as appur-
tenant to the said castle, town, manor and honour of Eye, a
yearly rent of 101. sometime pertaining to the abbey of Bon Repos
and a certain other yearly rent of 101. issuing from the manor
of Costesey, and payable yearly by equal portions at Easter and
Michaelmas, the manor of Lowystoft and the hundred of Lodyng-
lond, a yearly farm of 231. 16s. Sd. forthcoming from the manor of
Combes, a yearly rent or farm of 4Z. 11s. 0|d., forthcoming from
the said castle, town, manor and honour of Eye, for life, with
reversion of the said manors of Causton and Lowystoft and of the
7 HENRY V. 313
1419. Membrane 12 — cant.
hundred and rents or yearly farms, aforesaid to the said \V i 1 1 ia i n de la
Pole now earl of Suffolk and the heirs male of his body, by colour
of a certain assignment and grant of the said manors of Causton
and Lowystoft and of the hundred and rents or yearly farms
aforesaid and of the said castle, town, manor and honour of
Eye and of other things made by Richard II to the said Michael
the grandfather in tail male ; and that of the said yearly rent or
farm of 41. Us. OJrf. no reversion belongs to anyone since the king
in assigning dower to Katharine charged the said castle, town,
manor and honour of Eye with the payment of the said yearly
sum of 4Z. 11s. 0%d. to Katharine for term of her life to make up
the full amount of her dower, which yearly rent or farm is extin-
guished by the death of Katharine and the said castle, town,
manor and honour of Eye are quit and for ever discharged thereof ;
and that the said Katharine held on the day of her death as
parcel of her dower 12 knights' fees in Edwardeston, Wyverston,
Rykenhale, Walsham, Westhorp, Fresyngfeld and elsewhere,
which Richard Walgrave, knight, holds, 10 knights' fees in
Weybrede, Woderesdale, Playford, Fresyngfeld and elsewhere,
which the heirs of Miles Stapleton, ' chivaler,' now hold, 7 knights'
fees in Huntyngfeld, Lynestede and elsewhere which Roger
Drury, William Bardewell and Robert Bolton, clerk, now hold,
one knight's fee in Stratton, Zakesle and elsewhere, which William
Loveney in right of his wife (the heir of Roger Cavendyssh), and
Robert de Spytell of Zakesley hold, half a knight's fee in Yakesley
and Benyngham sometime of Robert Hempnale knight and now
of Simon Bryant, and the advowson of the church of Alderton,
co. Suffolk, (which knights' fees and advowson are, and from time
immemorial have been, parcels or appurtenances of the said castle,
town, manor and honour of Eye), for life, with reversion to the said
present earl in tail male by virtue of the said assignment and grant
of the said castle, town, manor and honour of Eye, and of other
things, to the said Michael the grandfather ; and that the said
manor of Causton, the rent, and the advowsons of the churches of
Causton and Burgh and of the priory, co. Norfolk, and the said
castle, town, manor and honour of Eye, and the said yearly rent or
farm of 231. 16s. 8d. are held of the king in chief by knight service,
and the said manor of Lowystoft and the hundred of the king in
socage by fealty and by service of 40s. a year for all service ; — to
cause the said present earl to have full seisin of the premises.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Essex
touching the manor of Gestenyngthorp, held by the said Katharine
for life as parcel of her dower with reversion to the said William
de la Pole, now earl of Suffolk, in tail male, by virtue of a grant of
the said manor made by Richard II to the said Michael de la Pole
the grandfather, in tail male ; the said manor being held of the
king in chief by knight service.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of York
touching 10 bovates of land in Miton and the advowson of a
314 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 12 — cont.
certain hospital called ' Le Measondieux,' in Miton by Kyngeston-
upon-Hull, and a knight's fee in Akastre Malbyssh by York and
Akom in Clevelond, which fee pertains to the castle, town, manor and
honour of Eye and whereof the heirs of Richard Malbyssh held one
moiety, and the heirs of Richard Bekwith the other moiety, of the
said late earl ; the same having been held by the said Katharine as
above.
1420. MEMBRANE 11.
Jan. 27. Commission to Thomas Beauchamp, ' chivaler,' Richard
Westminster, cheddre, John Stourton, Robert Hill of Spaxton, William Paulet
and Mathew Coker, mayor of Bristol ; — pursuant to an ordinance
made in the last Parliament that the third part of a tenth and
fifteenth which is to be levied from the laity at Martinmas 1420
shall be assigned to the payment of all those persons who shall
have been willing to make a loan or chevance to the king for the
better and more speedy resistance to the malice of his enemies
and for the preservation of his rights and the safe-keeping of his
realm ; and that the chancellor for the time being, being certified
by the treasurer or his deputy- of the loan or chevance which any
chapters of cathedral or collegiate churches, or abbeys, or priories,
cities or boroughs, or other secular persons shall make upon
promise of repayment to be had from the said third part, shall
cause letters patent under the great seal, and writs upon the same,
and writs upon tallies, and other sufficient and necessary warrants,
in due form, without any payment therefor, in the Exchequer or
elsewhere, to be made for the said chapters, abbeys, priories,
cities, boroughs, and every other person, in respect of the sum
which they thus shall lend ; — jointly and severally to treat and
agree among themselves touching the loan which each of them
shall advance, and by the best possible means in the king's name
to induce all other the king's lieges in the county of Somerset,
being secular and sufficient persons, likewise to advance the said
loan, all ecclesiastical persons, who will provide the king with
greater sums payable at the Purification next, being excepted ; and
to certify the treasurer or his deputy by the quinzaine of the Purifi-
cation next touching the said loan and the amount of the sums in
this behalf to be advanced and granted as well by each of them
as by all other the said lieges (with the above exception) ; and
then to answer therefor at the Receipt of the Exchequer. And
the commissioners have full power and authority in the king's
name to promise his said lieges that they shall have prompt
repayment of the said sums from the said third part at Martinmas,
and that the chancellor shall cause the said letters, writs and
warrants for the said sums to be made and delivered according to
the form of the aforesaid ordinance, [cf. Foedera, IV. in. 139.]
The like to the following in the county named :—
Robert Scot, Roger Hunte, John Hobildod, Thomas Bevyle,
Roger Louthe, William Parker, WTalter Maiell, William
Druwell, John Bell, Robert Boteler of Alyngton and John
Crystyn : Huntingdon.
7 HENRY V.
315
1420.
MEMBRANE 10.
Commission in like terms to John Colvill, ' chivaler,' Walter Pole,
' chivaler,' William Hesenhull, ' chivaler,' John Burgoigne, Nicholas
Parys, Ralph Donne of Pampisworth, John Sutton of Trippelowe,
William Chevele of Chevele, William Peytevyn of Saham, William
Chastelet of Chesterton and John Broun, ' listere,' of Barnton ; [in
the county of Cambridge] ; to certify by 28 March next.
De majori forma.
The like to the following in the counties named :—
The lord de Clynton, John de Berkeley, ' chivaler,' William
Beauchamp of Powyk, ' chivaler,' Robert Whityngton,
William Tracy, John Grevell, Thomas Mille, Robert
Poyntz, Robert Greyndore, Robert Gilberd, John Blount,
John atte Yeate, Peter Hertland and John Martyn of
Cirencestre ; Gloucester.
Richard Vernon, ' chivaler,' John Bagot, ' chivaler,' Thomas
Greseley, ' chivaler,' Thomas Griffith, Thomas Stranley,
John Dilves, Richard Harcourt, Hugh Erdeswyk, William
Lee of Podmore, Nicholas Ruggeley of Haukesyerd,
Thomas Swynerton and Humphrey Halghton, sheriff of
Staffordshire ; Stafford.
Hugh Courteney, ' chivaler,' John Dynham, ' chivaler,'
Robert Hull, one of the justices of the Common Bench,
Thomas Beaumond, Robert Gary, Henry Foleford, Thomas
Lerchedekyn, John Boson, John Fortescu, Edmund Pyne,
John Chepman of Honyton, John Crokker, John Hayne of
Pylton, Robert Castell, William Almescombe, John
Mouthecombe and John Colyn of Colmystoke ; Devon.
Thomas Leukenore, ' chivaler,' Nicholas Carrewe, John
Brymmesgrove, clerk, John Clipsham, John Wyntreshill,
Robert Skyrne, John Corf, Thomas Hayton, John Gaynes-
ford, William Wymyldon, William Yerd, Wilh'am Assherst
and Thomas Ropkyne ; Surrey.
Feb. 26. Order to the escheator in the county of Buckingham to cause
Westminster. George, son and heir of Philip Skydmore and Agnes late his wife,
to have full seisin of all the lands which the said Philip held on the
day of his death by the courtesy of England after the death of
Agnes of the inheritance of the said George, as the king has
taken his fealty, and for 6s. Sd. paid in the hanaper has respited his
homage until Christmas next.
Order to the escheator in the county of Kent to cause Thomas
Knyvet, son and heir of Robert Knyvet esquire and Joan late his
wife, to have full seisin of all the lands which the said Robert held
on the day of his death by the courtesy of England after the death
of Joan of the right and inheritance of the said Thomas, as the
king has taken his fealty, and for 20s. paid in the hanaper has
respited his homage until Christmas next.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Suffolk.
The like to the escheator in the county of Essex.
Jan 27.
Westminster.
316 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1420. M&MBItANE 9.
Jan 27. Commission to Thomas Chaworth, ' ohivaler,' John Zouche,
Westminster. ' chivaler,' Richard Stanhop, ' chivaler/ Nicholas Streuley,
' chivaler,' William Babyngton, Simon Leko and Ralph Makerell,
jointly and severally to levy and collect with all possible speed all
sums of money borrowed by them, by virtue of certain letters
patent, from divers the king's lieges of the county of Nottingham
for the better and more speedy resistance to the malice of the
king's enemies and for the preservation of his rights and the safe-
keeping of his realm ; so that they answer for the said sums at
the Receipt of the Exchequer at the octave of the Purification
next, or earlier. And the king will cause writs, tallies and other
sufficient and necessary warrants for his said lieges, for the prompt
repayment to them of such sums from the third part of the lay
tenth and fifteenth leviable at Martinmas next, to be made and
delivered to the commissioners bv the said octave or earlier.
ByC.
The like to the following in the counties named : —
-John Endyrby, Hugh Hasylden, William Boson, Thomas
-Lound and William Anable ; Bedford.
Robert Chalons, ' chivaler,' Henry Soiner, Thomas Frowyk,
Thomas Charleton, Walter Gautron, Simon Camp, Walter
Grene, Robert Warner and Robert Haxey ; Middlesex.
Peter Besiles, ' chivaler,' William Fyndern, John Shotesbrok,
Robert de la Mare and Thomas Rothewell ; Berks.
William Ferrers of Groby, ' chivaler,' Thomas Mawreward,
' chivaler,' Ralph Shirle, ' chivaler,' James Belers, William
Malore, Thomas Asshby, and the sheriff ; Leicester.
Thomas Chaworth, ' chivaler,' John Zouche, ' chivaler,'
Richard Stanhop, ' chivaler,' Nicholas Streuley, ' chivaler,'
William Babyngton, Simon Leke and Ralph Makerell ;
Nottingham.
Edward Benstede, ' chivaler,' Thomas Barre, ' chivaler,'
Philip Butiller, 'chivaler,' JohnLeventhorp, John Duresme,
John Hotoft, William Flete, William Assh and Salamon
Fresthorp ; Hertford.
Simon Felbrygge, ' chivaler,' John Pylkyngton, ' chivaler,'
Thomas Wodevill, Thomas Wake, John Longvyll, Thomas
Mulso and John Catesby ; Northampton.
John Basynges, ' chivaler,' Roger Flore, John Pensax and
— Thorp; Rutland.
Richard Haunsard, ' chivaler,' Thomas Cumberworth,
' chivaler,' William Berkworth, John Barde and William
Manfeld ; parts of Lyndesey, co. Lincoln.
Thomas Erpyngham, ' chivaler,' John Wodehows, John
Lancastre, Edmund Wynter, Oliver Groos and John
Alderford ; Norfolk.
John Colvill, ' chivaler,' Walter Pole, ' chivaler,' William
Hesenhull, * chivaler,' John Burgoigne and Nicholas
Parys ; Cambridge.
7 HENRY V. 317
1420. Membrane 9 — cont.
John Howard, ' chivaler,' William Bardevill, ' chivaler,'
John Hevenyngham, John Staverton, William Hanyngfeld
and William Rokewode ; Suffolk.
William Molyns, knight, Richard Wyot, William Massy,
John Barton the younger, John Cheyne of Isnamstede,
William Wyot, John Olney of Weston, John Bosono, and
the sheriff ; Buckingham.
The lord de Cammoys, the lord de Ponynges, John Uvedale,
John Fromond, William Ryngebourn, William Brocas
and John Harryes ; Southampton.
William Coggeshale, ' chivaler,' Lewis John, John Tyrell,
Richard Maynard, Robert Teye, Reynold Malyns, William
Loveney and Robert Darcy ; Essex.
Richard Cliderowe, John Darell, John Urban, John Haut,
William Cheyne of Shepeye, John Beaufitz, and John
Burgh sheriff of Kent ; Kent.
William Sturmy, ' chivaler,' Thomas Bonham, Robert
Andre we, William Darell, Thomas Ryngewod sheriff of
Wilts, and John Wykes ; Wilts.
Thomas Wykeham, ' chivaler,' Thomas Chaucer, John
Willicotes, Robert James, Thomas Coventre, the mayor of
the town of Oxford, William Lysle and Thomas Bekyngham ;
Oxford.
The lord de Camoys, the lord de Ponynges, Hugh Halsham,
knight, John Bohun, knight, Ralph Rademylde, John
Halle and William Ryman ; Sussex.
Thomas Leukenore, ' chivaler,' Nicholas Carrewe, John
Brymmesgrove, clerk, John Clypsham, John Wyntryshill
and Robert Skyrne ; Surrey.
MEMBRANE 8.
Commission in like terms to John Throkmerton, John Braas,
William Wolashull, John Wode, and the mayor of Worcester ; [in
the county of Worcester] ; to answer at the quinzaino of the
Purification next, or earlier. By C.
The like to the following in the counties named :—
John Merbury sheriff of Herefordshire, Richard de la Mare,
John Russell, Thomas Holcote and John Bodenham ;
Hereford.
The earl of Northumberland, the earl of Westmoreland,
Robert de Plumpton, ' chivaler,' Robert de Waterton,
Thomas Clarell, Thomas Wombewell and Edmund Fitz
William ; West Riding, co. York.
Richard Vernon, ' chivaler,' Thomas Griseley, ' chivaler,'
John Bagot, ' chivaler,' Hugh Erdeswyk, William Lee of
Knyghtley and Humphrey Halghton, sheriff ; Stafford.
The lord de Clynton, Robert Whityngton, William Tracy,
John Grevell, Thomas Mille, Robert Poynes and Robert
Qilberd ; Gloucester,
318 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1420. Membrane 8 — cont.
Ralph Botreaux, ' chivaler,' John Arundell, ' chivaler,' John
Arundell of Trerys, ' chivaler,' William Talbot, ' chivaler,'
John Beavyll and Richard Resprenna ; Cornwall.
Nicholas Mountgomery, ' chivaler,' the elder, Roger
Bradshawe, Thomas Foljambe, Peter de la Pole, Thurstan
de Boure and John Leeke ; Derby.
The lord de Botreaux, Humphrey Stafford, ' chivaler,' Robert
Latymer, ' chivaler,' John Faunt le Roy, Ralph Bussh,
William Payn and Richard Fyton ; Dorset.
Thomas lord le Ware, Robert Hakebache, ' chivaler,' John
Henage, John Belle, Hugh Wythum and John Flete ; parts
of Holand, co. Lincoln.
Geoffrey Paynell, John Slory, Thomas Claymond, John
Byllyng, Richard Denton, John Bosun and John
Goldesmyth of Grantham ; parts of Kesteven, co. Lincoln.
The earl of Northumberland, the earl of Westmoreland,
Robert Hilton, ' chivaler,' John de Routhe, ' chivaler,'
John Bygot, ' chivaler,' and John de Ask ; East Riding,
co. York.
The earl of Northumberland, the earl of Westmoreland,
Edmund Hastynges, ' chivaler,' Henry Nesfeeld, John de
Barton, Robert Conyers of Sokbourn and Christopher de
Boynton ; North Riding, co. York.
Hugh earl of Devon, Hugh Courteney, knight, John Denham,
knight, John Bozon, William Archideaken, Thomas
Beaumond and Robert Cary ; Devon.
Thomas Burdet, ' chivaler,' John Harwell, Alfred Trussell,
knight, John Malore mayor of the town of Coventre,
Robert Castell, escheator, and Bartholomew Brokesby,
sheriff ; Warwick.
Commission in like terms to William Barry, ' chivaler,' John
Berton of Tenet, John Rykhill, Valentine Baret, William Langley,
Henry Home, William Lane of Canterbury, John Broun of
Canterbury, William Nuttebeme, Robert Watton, John Urban,
John Haute, William Cheyne of Sheypeye, John Beaufitz, Roger
Rye, William Scot of Brabourne and John Burgh sheriff of
Kent ; [in the county of Kent] ; to answer on 28 March next, or
earlier. By C.
MEMBRANE 7.
1419.
Nov. 6. Order to the escheator in the county of Nottingham ; — pursuant
Westminster, to an inquisition made by him showing that one Henry de Carleton
of Lincoln, father of Walter de Carleton, esquire, died seised in his
demesne as of fee tail of 28s. of rent of assize in the town of Carleton
in Lynderyk of the grant of John de Loudeham, knight, to Thomas
de Carleton, clerk, father of the said Henry, and the heirs of his
body ; and that the said rent is held of the king in chief as in
socage by service of 6d. for a pair of gilt spurs payable in the
Exchequer yearly at Michaelmas by the hands of the sheriff of
7 HENRY V. 319
1419. Membrane 7 — cont.
Nottingham for the time being ; and that the said Henry died
seised in his demesne as of fee, to himself and his heirs, according
to the custom of the manor of Kyngeston in the town of Carleton
in Lynderyk, of a messuage, called ' Whythall,' and a carucate of
land there ; and that the said messuage and land are held of
Henry Fitz Hugh, knight, lord of the said manor, according to
the custom of the manor, by service of 23*. lOrf., payable yearly
by equal portions at the Annunciation and the Nativity of the
B.V.M., suit of court every three weeks, a relief of 2s. payable on
entry to the right heirs of the manor, and by other customary
services ; and that the said Henry de Carleton died seised of
such estate in the said rent, messuage and land ; and that the
said rent together with the messuage and land aforesaid according
to the custom of the said manor descended to Thomas de Carleton,
John de Carleton, Henry de Carleton and the aforesaid Walter,
as sons and co-heirs participant of the said Henry ; and that the
said Walter died seised of a fourth part of the rent, messuage and
land as the son and one of co-heirs of Henry ; and that Hugh de
Carleton and John de Carleton are the sons, co-heirs and parceners,
of Walter according to the custom of the manor, Hugh being 15
years of age and more, and John 1 3 years of age and more ; — to take
the fealty of Hugh, make a partition of the fourth part of the rent
into two equal parts, cause Hugh to have full seisin of his pourparty
of the said fourth part, and deliver John's pourparty of the same
to the next friend to whom the said inheritance cannot descend,
together with the issues taken therefrom since the time of Walter's
death, to keep the same to the use of John ; removing the king's
hand from the said messuage and land, which are held of others
than the king, if they are in the king's hand for no other cause than
the death of Walter, and delivering any issues taken therefrom
since the time of Walter's death to those to whom they belong.
Nov. 17. Commitment to Thomas Ponieray, ' chivaler,' and John Cole,
Westminster, esquire, — by mainprise of William Pomeray of the county of
Devon, esquire, and John Cokworthy of the county of Devon, — of
the keeping of a third part of the manor of Stoklegh Ponieray and
of moieties of the manors of Brixharn and Hurberton, co. Devon,
late of John Pomeray, knight, who held the said third part on the
day of his death of the king in chief by knight service, the same
having been retained in the king's hand by name of the dower of
Joan late the wife of the said John Pomeray, since the said
Joan has not sued out her right thereof ; to hold the same from
Michaelmas last for as long as the said third part shall remain in
the king's hand on that account, rendering yearly the 53s. 4c?.
at which it is extended, and an increment of 47. ; with clause
touching maintenance of buildings and enclosures and support of
charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 29. Commitment (with like clause) to Henry Kays, archdeacon of
Westminster. Norwich, and Nicholas Thorley, — by mainprise of William
Acworth of the county of Bedford and Richard Harden of the
320 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 7 — cont.
county of Wilts, — of a yearly pension of 18 marks from the
vicarage of Moreton, another yearly pension of 40s. from the
church of Alveley, co. Essex, and another pension of 40s. from the
church of Fulbourne, co. Cambridge, pertaining from of old to
the alien priory of Paunfeld, co. Essex, and also all manner of
tithes hereafter befalling within the township of Seintemarie-
berwes, co. Essex, the same likewise pertaining to the said priory
of Paunfeld ; to hold the said pensions and tithes from Michaelmas
last for 10 years, rendering 10/. yearly at the Exchequer by equal
portions at Easter and Michaelmas ; with proviso that the said
archdeacon and Nicholas be not distrained or in any way molested
for arrears of the said pensions and tithes before Michaelmas
last, and that no process issue or proceed out of any court of the
king against them for such arrears.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
1420.
Jan. 12. Commitment (with like clause) to John Fortescu, John Selman,
Westminster. Richard Donscombe, clerk, and Henry Fortescu, — by mainprise
of William Wadham of Egge, co. Devon, ' gentilman,' Nicholas
Rikhull of Hatfeld, co. Essex, ' gentilman,' John Wadham of
Silferton, co. Devon, ' gentilman,' and Nicholas Lovell of Riston,
co. Norfolk, ' gentilman,' — of the keeping of all the lands late of
Edward late earl of Devon, who held of the king in chief on the
day of his death ; to hold the same from the time of the death of
the said late earl for as long as they shall remain in the king's
hand by his death, rendering the true extent thereof, or as much
as may be agreed upon between them and the treasurer by the
octave of the Purification next.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Jan. 24. Commitment (with like clause) to Nicholas Houchyns, William
Westminster. Penycriche, clerk, and John Shepewassh, clerk, — by mainprise of
John Hogges of the county of Kent and John Serle of the county
of Devon, — of the keeping of the alien priory of Moddebury, co.
Devon ; to hold the same for as long as it shall remain in the
king's hands by reason of the war with France, rendering yearly
the 25 marks which the last farmers used to render, and an incre-
ment of 13s. 4:d., and maintaining the divine services there.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Vacated because otherwise below.
1419.
Dec. 1. Commitment (with like clause) to Thomas Beauchamp,
Westminster. ' chivaler,' — by mainprise of Ralph Bussh of the county of
Somerset and John Kendale of the same county, — of the keeping
of the manor of Wroxhale, co. Somerset, sometime of Agnes late
the wife of Thomas Gorges, who held of the king in chief by knight
service on the day of her death ; to hold the same from the time of
the death of Agnes until the lawful age of Theobald her son and heir,
rendering the extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon
between him and the treasurer, yearly at the Exchequer by equal
portions at Easter and Michaelmas, By bill of the treasurer.
7 HENRY V. 321
1420. Membrane 7 — cont.
Jan. 24. Commitment (with like clause) to Nicholas Houchyns, clerk,
Westminster. William Short, William Penycriche, clerk, and John Shepewassh,
chaplain, — by mainprise of John Hoggis of the county of Kent
and John Serle of the county of Devon, — of the keeping of the
alien priory of Moddebury, co. Devon ; to hold the same for as
long as it shall remain in the king's hands by reason of the war
with France, rendering yearly the 23Z. 6s. Sd. which the last farmers
used to render, and an increment of 13s. 4d., and maintaining the
divine services there.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Feb. 16. Commitment to Robert Fitz Hugh, clerk, master of the hospital
Westminster, of St. Leonard, York, — by mainprise of John Pigot and William
Ascogh of the county of York, — of the keeping of a ruinous cottage
in Raynton, co. York, which William Lynons on the day on
which he made forfeit to Henry IV held in fee- simple of the
brothers of the said hospital by service of rendering 3s. a year to
the said brothers ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last for
30 years, rendering the 6d. at which the said cottage is extended,
and an increment of 6^., yearly by equal portions at Easter and
Michaelmas.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
MEMBRANE 6.
Feb. 21. Commitment to William Esturmy, ' chivaler,' — by mainprise
Westminster. of John Bridde of Marleburgh and John Everard of Salisbury,
both of the county of Wilts, — of the keeping of the manor of
Cossham, co. Wilts, lately assigned in dower to Joan queen of
England and now seized into the king's hand for certain causes ;
to hold the same from Michaelmas last for 10 years, if the manor
shall remain for so long in the king's hand, rendering 731. 65. 8d.
yearly at the Exchequer, maintaining all houses, enclosures and
buildings, and supporting all other charges incumbent on the
manor, the repairing of the said manor only excepted ; provided
also that he have suitable recompence for any annuities to be paid
by him which have been granted by the queen from the manor,
confirmed by the king, or are in any other way of right payable.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Commitment to William Esturmy, ' chivaler,' and Peter Thorp,
— by mainprise of John Bridde of Marleburgh and John Everard
of Salisbury, both of the county of Wilts, — of the keeping of the
manor of Ludgarsale, co. Wilts, lately assigned in dower to Joan
queen of England and now seized into the king's hand for certain
causes ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last for 10 years, if
the manor shall remain for so long in the king's hand, rendering
121. 6s. 8d. yearly at the Exchequer by equal portions at Easter
and Michaelmas, maintaining all houses, enclosures and buildings,
and supporting all other charges incumbent on the manor ;
Wt. 2415. F. 21.
322 CALENDAR OF FINE BOLLS.
1420. Membrane 6 — cont.
provided always that in the payment of the said sum due allowance
be made to them for the wages of the parker of the park there for
the time being.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Commitment to William Esturmy, ' chivaler,' — by mainprise of
John Bridde of Marleburgh and John Everard of Salisbury, both
of the county of Wilts, — of the keeping of the alien priory of
Clatford, co. Wilts, lately assigned in dower to Joan queen of
England and now seized into the king's hand for certain causes ;
to hold the same from Michaelmas last for 10 years, if the priory
shall remain for so long in the king's hand, rendering 40Z. yearly
to the king by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas, and
maintaining the divine services there ; with clause touching
maintenance of buildings and enclosures and support of charges.
By bill etc.
Feb. 17. Commitment to John Westbury, the elder, and William
Westminster. Westbury and Katharine his wife, — by mainprise of Nicholas
Ratford of the county of Devon, Robert Sqwybe of the county of
Dorset and John Orum of the county of Somerset , — of the keeping
of a moiety of the manor of Berkeley by Frome, co. Somerset,
which for certain causes has been taken into the king's hand on
account of divers inquisitions taken before John Thorlethorp and
John Flory, late sheriff of the county, by virtue of certain letters
patent directed to them ; to hold the same until it shall have been
decided in the king's court whether the said moiety should of
right pertain to the king or to them ; so that they answer at the
Exchequer for the issues of the said moiety, if it shall be adjudged
to the king. By C.
Feb. 12. Order to the escheator in the county of Salop and the adjacent
Westminster, march of Wales ; — pursuant (1) to an inquisition taken before
Roger Corbet, late escheator, showing that Adam Pesale,
' chivaler,' on the day of his death held the manor of Ydeshale,
co. Salop, of the king in chief by knight service, by service of a
knight's fee, for term of his life by the courtesy of England in
right of Elizabeth late his wife, sometime the wife of Henry
Mortymer, ' chivaler,' with reversion to Maud wife of John Talbot,
' chivaler,' lord de Fournyvall, and to Joan wife of Hugh Cokesey,
knight, the daughters and heirs of Thomas Nevyll late lord de
Fournyvall, and their heirs, of the grant made by Henry IV by
letters patent to the said Thomas and his heirs [Calendar of
Patent Rolls, 1405-1 408 > p. 144] ; and (2) to another inquisition
taken before him (the present escheator), showing that the said
Maud and Joan are of full age ; — to take the fealty of John and
Hugh, make a partition of the said manor into two equal parts,
and cause John and Maud and Hugh and Joan to have full seisin
of the pourparties of Maud and Joan respectively ; as the king for 2
marks paid in the hanaper has respited until Michaelmas next the
homage due from John by reason of his having issue by Joan (sic).
7 HENRY V. 323
1420. Membrane 6 — cont.
Feb. 6. Order to the eacheator in the county of Kent ; — pursuant to an
Westminster, inquisition taken before Thomas Haseley, late escheator, showing
that Robert Dunbury on the day of his death held no lands of the
king in chief or of others in his demesne as of fee or in service,
but that long before the death of the said Robert one Arnold
Savage, ' chivaler,' by name of Arnold Savage, knight, and Joan
his wife, by a fine levied in the king's court, shown on the taking
of the aforesaid inquisition, granted to him, the said Robert, by
name of Robert Dounebery, John Laurence, Stephen de Norton
of Chart and William Dounebery of Stapilherst, 6 acres of land,
an acre and a rood of wood, 6 Is. l^d. of rent and a rent of 6 hens
and 75 eggs in the towns of Merdenne, Goutherst and Bocton
Monchensy, together with the homages and all the services of
the prior of Ledes and his successors, and of John Frenyngham,
William Topclyve, John Hadde, Stephen Norton of Cheart,
Robert Hadde, William atte Melle, Michael de Merdenne, John
Mascal, Walter Laurence, Walter atte Parke, Ellen Mellere,
Stephen Morcok, John Woldeham, John Lestede, Stephen Hadde,
Walter Amyot, Roger Amyot, Stephen Norton, ' bellemakere,'
William Latehode, John Honte, William Mellere, Adam Haytherst,
John Rayner, Richard Sandre, Stephen Symon, Richard Merdenne,
William Coupere, Robert Walter, John Herdesfelde, Thomas
Halle, John Reve, Nicholas Lyndregge, William Clamp, John
Harcheregge and Joan his wife, Robert Leveshothe, Nicholas
Patyndenne, Elisia Patyndenne, John Riple, John Cook and
Alice his wife, Alexander Phelip and Margaret his wife, Thomas
Terry, Thomas atte Brook, the younger, Thomas atte Brook,
' carpenter,' Richard atte Broke, Simon Chyvenee, William Reve,
Alice Crakefenne, Thomas Hobbe and Margaret his wife, William
de Rede and Margaret his wife, Robert Vyel, Robert Wylkyn,
John Trel, ' glover,' John Beggebery, Thomas Croucheman,
Henry Leche, Peter Fordhelle, John Walsshe, Juliana Walsshe,
Thomas Tropyndenne, William Tropyndenne, William Cade and
Joan his wife, John Pak, William Crulle, William Whysard, John
Bereworde, Richard Wardon, Joan Lyghtfoot, John Gervays,
William atte Bregge, Richard Roo, John Rnokere, Agnes Stavene,
Juliana Lodelyndenne, Thomas Hardy and William Ropere, and
their heirs, in respect of all the tenements which they held formerly
of the said Arnold and Joan his wife in the towns aforesaid, to hold
the said land, wood, rents and services to the said John, Stephen,
Robert and William and the heirs of John for ever, with licence
from the king, made, 10 Richard II, to the said John Laurence,
Stephen and William Dounebery and to the said Robert Dunbury
by name of Robert Donyngbery ; and that John Laurence died,
after whose death the fee simple descended to John Laurence his
son and heir ; and that afterwards William Dounebery and Stephen
de Norton died, and lastly the aforesaid Robert Dounebery died,
so seised, after whose death the premises descended to the said
John Laurence the younger ; and that the said John son of John
is 35 years of age and more ; and that the said land, wood, rents
and services were parcel of the manor of Tracy in Newynton, co.
324 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
14.20. Membrane 6 — cont.
Kent, which manor with the parcel aforesaid is held of the king
in chief by service of finding a man with a horse, a sack and a
pin (cavillo) to carry the king's wooden vessels (vesselamenta)
with the king, when he passes with his army by reason of war in
Wales, for 40 days, at the king's charges for food and drink for
the said man and horse ; and that the said land, wood, rents and
services were a tenth part of the said manor and are held by a
tenth part of the said services ; and that the said Robert on the
day of his death held no more or other lands in the county of the
king in chief or of others ; — to cause the said John Laurence the
younger to have full seisin of the said land, wood, rents and
services, as the king has taken his fealty, and for 6s. 8d. paid in
the hanaper has respited his homage until Michaelmas next.
Jan. 27. Order toH. archbishop of York to appoint some trust worthy men
Westminster. of the clergy of his diocese to levy and collect in the said diocese
the moiety of a tenth which the prelates and clergy of the province
of York in their last convocation, held in the cathedral church of
St. Peter, York, on Saturday 13 January last and continued on
subsequent days, — although the same is beyond their power on
account of their notorious poverty and other many losses, expenses
and insupportable burdens in unwonted measure befalling at this
present time, and especially on account of the excessive labours
and expenses that have often been necessarily and notoriously
incurred in the past year against the Scots for the defence of the
realm and the church of England, together with their heavy and
almost insupportable burdens, their lack of money, the wasting
of the crops through the dryness of the air, the destruction of
cattle by murrain through the failure of the pastures, and the
unwonted violence of manifold hostile raids, — granted to the
king of all their ecclesiastical benefices, dignities, prebends,
hospitals, portions, pensions, temporalities and spiritualities, and
temporalities annexed to spiritualities, assessed according to the
new assessment (excepting, wholly, the priories and monasteries of
Drax, Madersay, Fellay, Rufford, Watton, Ellerton and Egleston,
the church of Kirkham in the archdeaconry of Richemond,
benefices of all nuns on account of their notorious poverty,
the community of the cathedral church of York for the speedy
completion of the fabric of the same, and, as at other times, the
lands and possessions of the abbot and convent of Meaux which
have been destroyed by the waters of the sea, the Humber
and other rivers, and all priories and monasteries and benefices
in Cumberland, Westmoreland, Northumberland and Coupland,
and the temporalities and spiritualities annexed thereto, and
excepting also, to the extent of a moiety of the moiety granted,
the monastery of Selby which is in many ways encumbered by
debt and excessive assessments and also beyond remedy
impoverished by the theft of a large sum of gold through a sudden
raid by robbers at the time of the said convocation), the said
moiety being payable on 1 May next, provided that the said
prelates and clergy, or their farmers, be not charged with the
7 HENRY V. 325
1420. Membrane 6 — conL
payment of a fifteenth with the laity in respect of their tempor-
alities. And answer is to be made for the said moiety at the term
aforesaid ; and the archbishop is to certify the treasurer and barons
of the Exchequer by the Annunciation next at the latest of the
names of the persons appointed by him. [Fcedera IV. in. 155.]
Order in like terms to Th. bishop of Durham.
The like to the guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric of
Carlisle, the see being void.
MEMBRANE 5.
Feb. 5. Commitment to John Hankeford and John Dabernon, — by
Went minster, mainprise of Richard Sacheville and John Lopynford, both of the
county of Devon, — of the keeping of all the lands in the county of
Somerset late of William Orchard, who held of the king in chief
by knight service on the day of his death ; to hold the same from
the time of the death of the said William until the lawful age of
Richard his son and heir, together with the marriage of the said
heir, and so from heir to heir until one of them shall have attained
full age and they shall have effected the marriage, rendering for
the keeping and marriage as much as may be agreed upon between
them and the treasurer, and finding fit maintenance for the heir ;
with clause touching maintenance of buildings and enclosures and
support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
1419.
Oct. 6. Commitment (with like clause) to Thomas Santon of Southcave
Westminster, and William Calthorne, — by mainprise of John Holme and Robert
Thorp, both of the county of York, — of the keeping of all the lands
late of John Hothom, ' chivaler,' who held of the king in chief by
knight service on the day of his death ; to hold the same from
the time of the death of the said John Hothom until the lawful age
of John his son and heir, together with the marriage of the said
heir, rendering for the keeping and marriage 100Z. only, to wit,
501. at the Purification next and 501. at Easter following, and
finding fit maintenance for the heir.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
1420.
Feb. 5. Appointment of Edmund Fuller and John Lambe, both of
Westminster. Norwich, to make search of all wines, vinegar, oil and all manner
of other liquor exposed for sale before they have been guaged, in
all ports, cities, boroughs and other places within the city of
Norwich and the counties of Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex, and in
person or by deputy to confiscate the same ; so that they answer
at the Exchequer for the forfeitures.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Feb. 13. Commitment to Geoffrey Borell, — by mainprise of Henry
Westminster. Chekley and William Fyldyng, both of the county of Warwick, —
of the keeping of the lands late of Giles Filynglode in Shreueley,
co. Warwick ; to hold the same with all their appurtenances from
326 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1400 Membrane 5 — cont.
Michaelmas last for 20 years, rendering yearly the 48s. at which
the lands are extended, and an increment of 2s., maintaining the
houses, enclosures and buildings, and supporting all other charges
pertaining to the lands.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Feb. 15. Appointment of master Walter Bullok, clerk, master Thomas
Westminster. Barton, clerk, William Lee of Knyghtley and Richard Lone of
Hyd, — by mainprise of Thomas Gresley, ' chivaler,' of the county
of Derby and John Fynderne of Fynderne, co. Derby, — as
guardians of all the temporalities of the bishopric of Coventry
and Lichfield, the same being void and in the king's hand by the
death of master John Catryk the late bishop ; to hold and occupy
the said temporalities for as long as they shall remain in the king's
hand for the cause aforesaid, so that they answer at the Exchequer
for the issues and profits.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Feb. 14. Commitment to Thomas Whatton of Longe Whatton, co.
Westminster. Leicester, and Thomas Whatton of Mountsorell, co. Leicester,—
by mainprise of John Whatton of Longe Whatton and John
Danet of Gaddesby, both of the county of Leicester, — of the
keeping of the manors of Assheby Magna and Willughby Waterles,
co. Leicester, late of John Seyntcler who held of the king in chief
by knight service on the day of his death ; to hold the same from
Michaelmas last until the lawful age of Thomas brother and heir
of the said John Seyntcler, rendering 28Z. yearly by equal portions
at Easter and Michaelmas ; with clause touching maintenance of
buildings and enclosures and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Feb. 17. Commitment (with like clause) to William Westbury and
Westminster. Robert Russell, — by mainprise of John Orum of Frome and
Thomas Blaunchard of Berkley, both of the county of Somerset, —
of the keeping of 3 messuages, a dove-cot and 60 acres of land and
pasture in Frome, co. Somerset, late of Edward de Frome,
deceased, and others, which were seized into the hands of Henry
IV for certain causes by the then escheator by virtue of an
inquisition taken before him, and so came to the king's hands ;
to hold the same from Easter next for as long as the premises shall
remain in the king's hand, rendering the 23s. 4d. yearly which
the last farmer used to render, and an increment of 3s. 4d.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Feb. 6. Order to the escheator in the counties of Devon and Cornwall to
Westminster, cause Hugh Courtenay, ' chivaler,' son and heir of Edward
Courtenay late earl of Devon, to have full seisin of all the lands
which the said late earl, his father, held of the king in chief or
was seised of in his demesne as of fee on the day of his death, as
the king has taken his fealty and for 5 marks paid in the hanaper
has respited his homage until Michaelmas next.
7 HENRY V. 327
1420. Membrane 5 — cont.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Somerset.
The like to the following : —
The escheator in the county of Berks.
The escheator in the county of Buckingham.
Feb. 8. Commitment to William Louther and Geoffrey de Threnkeld, —
Westminster, by mainprise of Robert Warcop and Thomas Louther, both of the
county of Westmoreland, — of the keeping of 60 acres of land,
called ' Castelfeld,' by the city of Carlisle ; to hold the same from
Michaelmas last for 40 years at a yearly farm of 60s. ; as the said
William has surrendered in the Chancery for cancellation the
letters patent by which Henry IV committed the keeping of the
said land to him from Easter 8 Henry IV for 40 years at the said
yearly farm of 605. [Calendar of Fine Eolls, 1405-1413, p. 56].
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Be it remembered that on 26 January in the present year
Thomas Wake, late sheriff of Northamptonshire, was amerced
in 20s., for that he did not have John Thornton, — whom he lately
took by virtue of a writ from the king, as he has charged himself
by his return, — before the king in the Chancery at the day in the
said writ contained.
March 16. Commitment to Nicholas Gretehede, monk of the order of St.
Westminster. Benedict of Marmoutiers, — by mainprise of Robert Eland, esquire,
and Richard Raudon, esquire, of the county of York, — of the
keeping of the alien priory of Allerton Mauleverer and all its
lands, which are in the king's hands on account of the war with
France and which for certain causes have lately been seized into
the king's hands ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last for the
duration of the war, rendering 4/. yearly by equal portions at
Easter and Michaelmas, maintaining the divine services there
and the houses and buildings belonging to the priory.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
MEMBRANE 4.
Feb. 16. Commitment to Richard Knyghtley and Thomas Lilbourne, —
Westminster, by mainprise of George Bellesby of the county of Lincoln, John
Asshefeld of the county of Salop, John Waryn of the county of
Northampton and Nicholas WTest of the same county, — of the
keeping of the hundred of Falwesle, co. Northampton, with all
courts of the king, as well views of frankpledge as other courts
held within the said hundred or belonging thereto, with all
' waifs,' ' straifs,' arrented payments, rents, services, issues, fines,
amercements, profits, emoluments and commodities forthcoming
from the said hundred or courts or pertaining to the same, and
also with return of all the king's writs in all actions, personal
and real, contracts, matters and trespasses whatsoever arising
or befalling within the hundred, and with execution of the same,
with all issues and profits forthcoming therefrom ; to hold the
328 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1420 Membrane 4 — cont.
same for 40 years, rendering the 161. which Giles Malory used to
render as farmer, and an increment of 13s. 4<Z., yearly at the
Exchequer by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Commitment to Richard Knyghtley and Thomas Lilbourne, —
by mainprise of George Belesby of the county of Lincoln, John
Asshefeld of the county of Salop, and John Waryn and Nicholas
West, both of the county of Northampton, — of the keeping of all
the lands in the said county of Northampton which are in the
king's hands by reason of the minority of Humphrey son and heir
of Edmund late earl of Stafford ; to hold the same during the
minority of the said Humphrey and so from heir to heir until one
of them shall have attained full age, rendering the 100s. which
Henry Michell the last farmer used to render, and an increment
of 6s. 8d., yearly at the Exchequer by equal portions at Easter
and Michaelmas ; with clause touching maintenance of buildings
and enclosures and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Feb. 17. Commitment to John Wallop, — by mainprise of Nicholas
Westminster. Ratford of the county of Devon, Robert Sqwybe of the county of
Dorset and John Orum of the county of Somerset, — of the keeping
of a moiety of the manor of Elme by Frome, and of a moiety of
the manor of Skylegate within the hundred of Wylytpn, co.
Somerset, which for certain causes have been taken into the king's
hand on account of divers inquisitions taken before John
Thorlethorp and John Flory, late sheriff of the county, by virtue of
certain letters patent directed to them ; to hold the same until it
shall have been decided in the king's court whether the said
moieties should of right pertain to the king or to him ; so that he
answer at the Exchequer for the issues of the said moieties, if
they shall be adjudged to the king. By C.
Feb. 6. Order to the escheator in the county of Kent ; — pursuant to
Westminster, an inquisition made by Thomas Haseley, late escheator, showing
that Thomas Morton, John Proude and John Frenssh were
seised sometime in their demesne as of fee of the manor of
Stokbery and gave and granted it, with the king's licence, to
Nicholas Kiryell, knight, and Elizabeth his wife and the heirs
of their bodies ; and that the said Thomas Morton, John and
John were also seised sometime in their demesne as of fee of
certain lands in Mongeham, Norbourne, Sholdon and Dele, called
' Kiryellescourt,' which, by name of Thomas Morton, clerk, John
Proude of Somerfeld and John Frenssh of Maywode, they gave
and granted to Nicholas Kyriell son of John Kyriell, knight, and
the said Elizabeth, by name of all those lands, rents and farms
with all other appurtenances belonging thereto which they lately
had of the gift and feoffmeiit of the said John de Kyriell in the
parishes of Mongeham, Northbourne and Sholdon or elsewhere
pertaining to the lordship of Mongeham, to hold the same to the
7 HENRY V. 329
1420. Membrane 4 — conL
said Nicholas and Elizabeth and the heirs of the body of Nicholas ;
and that so the said Elizabeth after the death of Nicholas held and
occupied the manor and the lands aforesaid by virtue of the said
gifts, and died so seised ; and that after her death the manor and
lands descended by hereditary right and by virtue of the said
gifts to Thomas Kiryell, knight, (who is of full age), and his heirs,
as kinsman and heir of the said Nicholas and Elizabeth, to wit,
son of William the son of the said Nicholas and Elizabeth ; and
that the manor, except 150 acres of land, is held of the king in
chief by knight service and by 14s. payable yearly to the guard
of the castle of Rochester on the vigil of St. Andrew, and the rest
of the lands of others than the king ;— to cause the said Thomas
Kiryell to have full seism of the manor and lands, which have been
taken into the king's hand by the death of the said Elizabeth,
as the king for 20s. paid in the hanaper has respited his homage
and fealty until Christmas next.
Order to the escheator in the county of Sussex ; — pursuant to
an inquisition taken before Ralph Wymeldon, late escheator,
showing that Elizabeth late the wife of Nicholas Kyriell, knight,
on the day of her death held no lands of the king in chief in
demesne or in service ; but that Thomas Morton, John Proude
and John Frensshe being seised in their demesne as of fee of the
manor of Kethenore, co. Sussex, gave and granted it to the said
Nicholas and Elizabeth and the heirs of their bodies, by virtue
of which gift Nicholas and Elizabeth were seised thereof in their
demesne as of fee tail ; and that afterwards Nicholas died, and
Elizabeth continued her said estate after his death until she died
so seised ; and that the manor is not held of the king ; and that
Thomas Keryell, knight, son of William Keryell, knight, the son
of the said Nicholas and Elizabeth, is the kinsman and next heir
of Nicholas and Elizabeth, and of full age ; — to cause the said
Thomas to have full seisin of the said manor of Kethenore, as the
king for a certain fine paid in the hanaper has respited until a
certain day yet to come the homage and fealty due from him for
the manor of Stokbery (except 150 acres of land), co. Kent, which
the said Elizabeth held on the day of her death of the king in
chief to herself and the heirs of her body by the said Nicholas.
March 17. Commitment to Walter Pollard, — by inainprise of Richard
Westminster. Pollard of the county of Devon, * gentilman,' and Henry Gernon
of London, ' sadeler,' — of the keeping of the manor of Stoke-iii-
Tynhyde, co. Devon, late of John Brightle, who held on the
day of his death of Hugh earl of Devon in chief by knight
service, which is in the king's hand by the death of the said
John, and on account of the lands of the said Hugh being in
the king's hand at the time of John's death by the death of
Edward late earl of Devon, and also by reason of the minority of
John's heir ; to hold the same from the time of the death of the
said John until the lawful age of the said heir, and so from hen* to
heir until one of them shall have attained full age, rendering yearly
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
•[420. Membrane 4 — cont.
the true extent, or as much as may be agreed upon between him
and the treasurer, maintaining all houses, enclosures and buildings,
and supporting all other charges incumbent on the manor.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Vacated on surrender since the king on 18 May, 9 Henry V,
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1416-1422, p. $6Q]tcommitted the keeping
of the said manor to the said Walter under a certain form. And so
these letters are cancelled.
MEMBRANE 3.
March 13. Order to the escheator in the county of Stafford ; — pursuant
Westminster. (1) to two inquisitions taken before him, showing that Alice and
Margaret, daughters of Henry Hervyle, on the day on which they
assumed the habit of religion wherein they made their profession
held each in her demesne as of fee a third part of the manors of
Wodnesbury and Tynmore and of 40 acres of land, 20 acres of
wood and 10s. of rent in Tybynton, co. Stafford ; and that the
said Alice and Margaret made their profession on the feast of the
Trinity last ; and that Joan wife of William Leventhorp is their
sister and next heir, and 17 years of age ; and that the said third
parts of the manor of Wodnesbury are held of the king by service
of two-thirds of 20*. payable yearly at the Exchequer by the hands
of the sheriff of the county for all services, and the rest of the
premises of others than the king ;— since the said Alice and
Margaret assumed the habit of religion in the order of the nuns of
Sempyngham on the feast of the Assumption, 1418, and made
their profession there in the said order on the feast of the Trinity
following, as John, master of the said order, has certified in the
Chancery at the king's command, to cause the said William and
Joan to have full seisin of the said third parts of the manor of
Wodnesbury, as the king has taken William's fealty, removing
the king's hand from the rest of the premises, if they are in the
king's hand for no other cause than the professions of th^ said
Alice and Margaret, and delivering to William and Joan any
issues taken therefrom since the time of the professions aforesaid.
March 18. Commitment to Hugh Courtenay, knight, the elder, and John
Westminster. Copleston, the younger, — by mainprise of Walter Raynell, the
younger, of the county of Devon and Richard Nordon of London,
— of the keeping of all the manors and lands late of Richard
Champarnon, who held of the king in chief by knight service on
the day of his death ; to hold the same from the time of the death
of the said Richard until the lawful age of Hugh Champarnon his
son and heir, and so from heir to heir until one of them shall have
attained full age, rendering for the keeping the true extent thereof,
or as much as maybe agreed upon between them and the treasurer,
maintaining all houses, enclosures and buildings, and supporting
all other charges incumbent on the manors and lands.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Scr' usque hue.
(33i)
HENRY V.
[Letters etc. on and before 28 January in this year are tested by
Humphrey duke of Gloucester, guardian of England.]
1420.
May 3.
Westminster.
May 5.
Westminster.
May 6.
Westminster.
April 24.
Westminster.
May 0.
Westminster.
May 12.
Westminster.
May 18.
Westminster.
May 20.
Westminster.
May 18.
Westminster.
May 20.
Westminster.
May 22.
Westminster.
May 24.
Westminster.
June 12.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 27.
Order to the escheator in the county of Wilts to take into the
king's hand and keep safely until further order all the lands in
his bailiwick whereof Oliver Cervyngton, son and heir of Oliver
Cervyngton, esquire, who held of the king in chief was seised in
his demesne as of fee on the day of his death ; and to make
inquisition touching his lands and heir.
The like orders touching the lands of the following persons,
addressed to the escheators in the counties named :—
The same Oliver ; Dorset.
Hugh Holt, esquire ; Hertford ; Surrey ; Northampton.
Katharine late the wife of Roger Leche, ' chivaler ' ; Hereford
and the adjacent march of Wales.
Alice late the wife of Richard Archer ; Warwick ; Worcester ;
Cambridge ; Salop and the adjacent march of Wales ;
Bedford.
John Bromhale of Yerdeley ; Worcester.
John Whasse of Berowe ; Worcester.
Katharine late the wife of Roger Leche, ' chivaler ' ;
Gloucester and the adjacent march of Wales.
John Keynes, the younger ; Devon and Cornwall ; Somerset
and Dorset ; Southampton.
John Pykeryng ; York ; Cumberland and Westmoreland.
Thomas Walden, esquire ; Essex.
William Rokell, esquire ; Essex.
John Nevyll, ' chivaler ' ; York.
Elizabeth late the wife of William app Thomas, esquire ;
Hereford and the adjacent march of Wales.
Alice late the wife of Richard Archer ; Gloucester and the
adjacent march of Wales ; Hereford and the adjacent
march of Wales.
Alice late the wife of John Ravenesworth ; Northumberland.
Anriis late the wife of Stephen Derby, knight ; Somerset and
Dorset.
Henry Fulford ; Devon and Cornwall.
Giles Fililod ; Salop.
332
1420.
June 12.
Westminster.
May 18.
Westminster.
June 14.
Westminster.
June 18.
Westminster.
June 24.
Westminster.
June 24.
Westminster.
June 26.
Westminster.
June 27.
Westminster.
June 24.
Westminster.
July 1.
Westminster.
July 5.
Westminster.
July 6.
Westminster.
June 24.
Westminster.
July 10.
Westminster.
July 12.
Westminster.
July 15.
Westminster.
July 20.
Westminster.
Aug. 24.
Westminster.
Aug. 4.
Westminster.
Aug. 4.
Westminster.
July 24.
Westminster.
Membrane 27 — cont.
Joan late the wife of John de la Pomeray, ' chivaler ' ; Devon.
Robert Thame of Horpole ; Northampton.
John Radenay, knight ; Somerset.
John Inglesthorp, knight ; Norfolk and Suffolk ; Cambridge.
Nicholas Lye ; Wilts.
John Romayn, esquire ; Southampton ; Berks.
Thomas Semley ; Wilts.
Lucy late the wife of William Langf ord ; Oxford ; Berks.
William Trethewy ; Devon and Cornwall.
John Trethewy, who held by knight service of the heir of
John Seyntaubyn, a minor in the king's ward ; Cornwall.
William Burghchier, ' chivaler ' ; Essex ; Suffolk.
Alice late the wife of Richard [rede Roger] Spyce ; Essex.
Margaret late the wife of Giles Daubeney, ' chivaler ' ;
Bedford ; Lincoln ; Nottingham ; Somerset ; Cornwall.
John Inglesthorp, knight ; York.
John Romayn, esquire ; Southampton ; Berks.
Vacated because otherwise above.
John de la Rever, esquire ; Southampton and Wilts ;
Oxford and Berks.
Joan late the Avife of John de la Rever. esquire ; Southampton
and Wilts ; Oxford and Berks.
Thomasia late the wife of Benet Treyanek, who (que) held by
knight service of the heir of John Seyntaubyn, a minor in
the king's ward ; Cornwall.
Petronel late the wife of William Nasshe ;• Hereford and the
adjacent march of Wales.
Roger Seymour, esquire ; Somerset ; Hereford and the
adjacent march of Wales.
Joyce late the wife of Adam Peshale, knight ; Warwick ;
Stafford ; Hereford and the adjacent march of Wales ;
Salop and the adjacent march of Wales ; Gloucester and
the adjacent march of Wales ; Worcester.
Thomas Harcourt, ' chivaler ' ; Oxford ; Leicester ; Stafford.
MEMBRANE 26.
Roger Dorlaston who held by knight service of the heir of John
Sutton, ' chivaler,' a minor in the king's ward ; Stafford.
Vacated because otherwise below.
John Kyrkham ; Devon.
8 HENRY V.
333
1420.
Oct. 10.
Wesfcrninstrr.
Oct. 10.
Westminster.
Oct. 8.
Westminster.
Oct. 12.
Westminster.
Oct. 14.
Westminster.
Oct. 13.
Westminster.
Aug. 4.
Westminster.
Oct. 12.
Westminster.
Oct. 16.
Westminster.
Oct. 12.
Westminster.
Oct. 16.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Oct. 19.
Membrane 26 — cont.
John Cheyne, ' chivaler ' ; Gloucester and the adjacent
march of Wales ; Lincoln; London (Richard Whytyngton,
mayor and escheator).
Writ to Richard Whytyngt,on vacated, because nothing thereof
was done.
Richard le Scrope of Bolton, ' chivaler ' ; Leicester.
The same Richard ; Hertford ; York ; Cambridge and
Huntingdon ; Lincoln ; Northampton ; Buckingham ;
Nottingham ; city of York (the mayor and escheator).
Writ to tfte mayor and escheator of York vacated, because
otherwise below.
John Wetwode ; Northumberland.
Richard Piperell, esquire, who held by knight service of the
heir of Richard de Sancto Mauro, ' chivaler,' (who held of
Hemy IV in chief), a minor in the king's ward ; Devon.
Thomas atte Hoo, ' chivaler ' ; Hertford.
John Heyron, ' chivaler ' ; Hertford.
Thomas Corbet of Legh ; Salop and the adjacent march of
Wales ; Warwick and Leicester.
Thomas Rufford ; Oxford ; Bedford and Buckingham.
Alice late the wife of Elming Leget, esquire ; Middlesex.
Roger Dorlaston ; Stafford.
Margaret late the wife of John Blaket, ' chivaler ' ; Wilts.
Humphrey Halghton, esquire ; Stafford.
Thomas Gyffard, esquire ; Stafford.
Thomas Neuport, esquire ; Stafford ; Salop and the adjacent
march of Wales.
William Boydell, esquire ; Stafford.
John Stafford, esquire ; Worcester ; Stafford.
Walter Dauntesey, ' chivaler ' ; Wilts.
Ralph Bracebruge, ' chivaler ' ; Warwick.
Thomas Pirly ; Northampton ; Warwick and Leicester.
Phelippa late the wife of William Swynbourne, esquire ;
Kent ; Cornwall ; Oxford ; Sussex.
John Heron, ' chivaler ' ; Northumberland.
Maud late the wife of Peter Coudray, esquire ; Southampton ;
Berks.
Anne late the wife of Fulk Fitz Waryn the son and heir of
Fulk Fitz Waryn, ' chivaler,' who held in dower of the
inheritance of Elizabeth wife of Richard Hankeford, sister
and heir of Fulk Fitz Waryn the son and heir of the said Fulk
son of Fulk Fitz Waryn, ' chivaler,' certain lands which are
held of the king in chief ; Hereford and the adjacent march
of Wales ; Stafford ; Somerset ; Wilts ; Salop and the
adjacent march of Wales ; Gloucester ; Devon ; Berks.
334
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1420.
Oct. 18.
Wesftninster.
Oct. 10.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 10.
Westminster.
Nov. 1.
Westminster.
Oct. 5.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Nov. 9.
Westminster.
Nov. 13.
Westminster.
Nov. 16.
Westminster.
Membrane 26 — cont.
Joan late the wife of John atte Nende of Wilton ; Wilts.
Ralph Parels, esquire ; Northampton.
JohnRodeney, ' chivaler ' ; Bristol (the mayor and escheator) ;
Gloucester and the adjacent march of Wales.
Thomas Romeseye, ' chivaler ' ; Somerset ; Dorset ;
Southampton ; Wilts.
•Robert Corbet, esquire ; Salop and the adjacent march of
Wales.
Robert Clere ; Norfolk.
William Appelyerd ; Norfolk.
Philip Cok; Suffolk.
John Rothenale, ' chivaler ' ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
Margery late the wife of George Felbrigg, ' chivaler ' ; Suffolk.
Philip Bokilton, esquire ; Worcester ; Hereford ; Salop ;
Essex ; Kent and Middlesex.
John de Hawekeswell ; Newcastle-upon-Tyne (the mayor and
escheator) ; Northumberland.
Margaret late the wife of Richard Mutton, ' chivaler ' ;
Essex ; Kent and Middlesex.
Thomas Bonham ; Wilts.
William Cheny, knight ; Wilts.
Thomas Tomenhorne, ' chivaler ' ; Stafford.
Margaret late the wife of Richard Mutton, ' chivaler ' ;
Stafford.
Ralph Arderne, ' chivaler ' ; Warwick ; Worcester.
Thomas Bromley, esquire ; Stafford.
Alice Dorlaston ; Stafford.
William Cheyne ; Lincoln ; Cambridge ; Hertford ; Somer-
set ; Dorset.
Phelippa late the wife of Thomas Leukenore, knight ; Norfolk
and Suffolk ; Middlesex ; Surrey.
Thomas de la Pole, ' chivaler ' ; Southampton and Wilts ;
Northampton ; Somerset ; Buckingham.
Ralph Basset, esquire ; Stafford.
Ellen late the wife of William Egerton, esquire, who (que)
held by knight service of the heir of Edmund late earl of
Stafford (who held of Henry IV in chief), a minor in the
king's ward ; Stafford.
Thomas de Wyntereshull ; Southampton ; Surrey.
MEMBRANE 25.
Robert Swyllyngton, ' chivaler ' ; Norfolk and Suffolk ;
Nottingham and Derby ; Leicester ; York ; Lincoln.
Philip Botiller of Wodehall, knight ; Hertford ; Bedford ;
Northampton ; Warwick ; Stafford ; Salop ; Lincoln ;
York; Wilts.
John Oldcastell, esquire ; Buckingham.
Oliver Wyse, esquire : Cornwall,
8 HENRY V.
335
1420.
Oct. 12.
Westminster.
Nov. 19.
West minster.
Nov. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 17.
Westminster.
Nov. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
Nov. 22.
Westminster.
Nov. 27.
Westminster.
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
Dec. 3.
Westminster.
Nov. 1.
Westminster.
Dec. 5.
Westminster.
Nov. 29.
Westminster.
Dec. !).
Westminster.
Dec. 8.
Westminster.
Dec. 12.
\\Vst minster.
Dec. 11.
\Y. st minster.
Dec. 16.
Westminster.
1421.
Jan. 1.
Westminster.
Membrane 25 — tout.
Margaret late the wife of John Blaket, ' chivaler ' ; Somerset ;
Gloucester and the adjacent march of Wales.
Margaret late the wife of Hugh Egerton, esquire ; Salop
and the adjacent march of Wales.
Richard Gambon ; Dorset ; Cambridge ; Norfolk.
Roger Salvayn, ' chivaler ' ; York.
Richard Wilteshire of Heydon ; Essex.
John Cheyne,- ' chivaler
mayor and escheator).
London (William Caumbrygge,
John Doreward, esquire ; Essex ; Norfolk ; Middlesex ;
London (William Caumbrigge, mayor and escheator).
Isabel late the wife of John Kirkham, who (que) held by
knight service of the bishopric of Exeter, lately in the
king's hand ; Devon.
William Wele, esquire ; Essex.
Thomas Holes ; Devon ; Wilts ; Worcester ; Lincoln ;
Hertford ; Salop and the adjacent march of Wales ;
Gloucester and the adjacent march of Wales ; Hereford
and the adjacent march of Wales.
Thomas Malegrave ; Essex.
William Cramlyngton ; Northumberland.
John Urban ; Kent.
Hugh Burnell, ' chivaler ' ; Kent ; Surrey ; Suffolk ; Essex ;
Cambridge ; Buckingham ; Wilts ; Somerset ; Oxford ;
Gloucester and the adjacent march of Wales ; Bristol ; Salop
and the adjacent march of Wales ; Worcester ; Stafford ;
Warwick and Leicester ; Northampton.
Thomas Seineley ; Southampton.
Ismay late the wife of John de Burgherssh, knight ; Essex ;
Oxford ; Buckingham ; Lincoln.
William Cheyne, ' chivaler ' ; Devon.
Margaret late the wife of Richard Fuyst ; Sussex.
William Gamage, esquire ; Gloucester and the adjacent march
of Wales ; Hereford and the adjacent march of Wales.
John Bowelers, esquire ; Gloucester and the adjacent march
of Wales ; Hereford and the adjacent march of Wales.
John Pursell ; Oxford.
Elizabeth late the wife of Thomas Barre, knight, and late the
wife of Edward de Kendale, knight ; Bedford ; Norfolk ;
Hertford.
336
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1420.
Oct. 17.
Westminster.
Aug. 20.
Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
1421.
Jan. 11.
Westminster.
Membrane 25 — cont.
Robert Ursewyk, ' chivaler ' ; Westmoreland.
Margaret late the wife of Patrick Sampson ; Northumberland.
William Aistirby ; Lincoln.
Joan late the wife of John Waleys, who (que) held by knight
service of the heir of Richard Veer late earl of Oxford, a
minor in the king's ward ; Hertford ; Bedford.
Elizabeth late the wife of John Thorp ; Surrey ; Northamp-
ton ; Hertford ; Cambridge.
Thomas Barre, ' chivaler ' ; Hertford ; Hereford and the
adjacent march of Wales.
John Musgrave, esquire ; Northumberland.
MEMBRANE 24.
Margaret late the wife of Roger Lee of Northeley ; Hereford
and the adjacent march of Wales.
Thomas Archedeken ; Devon.
Hugh Stafford, ' chivaler ' ; London* (William Caumbrigge,
mayor and escheator) ; Essex.
Richard le Scrope of Bolton, ' chivaler ' ; London (William
Caumbrigge, mayor and escheator).
Nicholas Saymour, esquire, who held by knight service of
the heir of Richard Saymour, esquire (who held of Henry
IV in chief), a minor in the king's ward ; Wilts.
Mary late the wife of Robert Elwell ; Somerset.
Maud late the wife of William Stokes of Brumpton ; Berks.
Lewis Cornewaill, esquire ; Hereford ; Lincoln.
Scr' usque hue.
Richard le Scrope of Bolton, ' chivaler ' ; York (Richard
Russell, mayor and escheator).
MEMBRANE 20.
March 28. Order to the escheator in the county of Southampton to cause
Westminster. John Keynes, son and heir of John Keynes the elder and Joan
late his wife, to have full seisin of all the lands which his father
held on the day of his death in his demesne as of fee and in fee
tail, and otherwise for life by the courtesy of England after the
death of the said Joan of the inheritance of the said John Keynes
the son ; as the king for 40s. paid in the hanaper has respited his
homage and fealty until Michaelmas next.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Devon.
The like to the escheator in the county of Somerset.
* Vacated because nothing thereof was donq.
Jan. 10.
Westminster.
Jan. 20.
Westminster.
Jan. 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 18.
Westminster.
Feb. 26.
Westminster.
Feb. 24.
Westminster.
Feb. 24.
Westminster.
Feb. 26.
Westminster.
Feb. 28.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Feb. 5.
Westminster.
March 12.
Westminster.
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March 30. Commitment to Andrew Fontereau, monk of the abbey of
Westminster. Marmoutiers les Tours, of the order of St. Benedict, — by main-
prise of Thomas Constable of the county of York, esquire, and
Alexander Bosom of Olney, co. Buckingham, ' gentilman,' — of
the keeping of the alien priory of Tykford and all its lands and
possessions, which are in the king's hands on account of the war
with France and which were lately seized into the king's hands ;
to hold the same from Easter next for three years, if the said
war shall endure for so long, rendering 201. yearly by equal portions
at Michaelmas and Easter, maintaining the divine services there,
maintaining all the houses, enclosures and buildings, and
supporting all other charges incumbent on the said priory, lands
and possessions ; provided always that the said Andrew be not
distrained or molested for the arrears due to the king of any
pensions or tenths granted or leviable before the feast aforesaid,
and that no process issue or proceed out of any court of the king
against him for such arrears.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
May 1. Appointment during pleasure of William Pitte of Bristol as
Westminster, one of the king's searchers in the port of Bristol to examine in
person all ships and boats passing from and to the realm in the
said port and in all adjacent ports and places, and to make
search of all such ships and boats suspected of being laden
with uncocketed or uncustomed wools, woolfells, hides, cloths,
or other customable wares, or with gold or silver in money
by tale or mass or plate, or with jewels, and of any persons
suspected of having carried into or out of the realm bulls, letters,
instruments or processes, or any other things prejudicial to the
king or his subjects, contrary to the proclamations and prohibitions
made thereof in the king's behalf ; and to arrest all such goods
and instruments as forfeit, together with the ships and persons
carrying them, and to keep them safely until further order ; and
to do all other things that pertain to the said office ; and to
certify the king in the Chancery touching all that is done in the
matter, answering and rendering account at the Exchequer for
all the forfeitures arrested by him. And order to all sheriffs,
mayors, bailiffs, ministers, lords, masters, mariners of ships, and
other the king's ministers and lieges, under pain of forfeiture of
all that they can forfeit, to be intendant to William.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Appointment in like terms of the following in the ports and
places named : —
June 18. Robert Assheford ; in the port of Chichester and in all
Westminster. adjacent ports and places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
July C. Robert Frekylton ; in the port of Kyngeston-upon-Hull and
Westminster. in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Wt, 2415, F. 22.
338
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
14.20. Membrane 20 — cont.
April 28. Order to the escheator in the county of Oxford to take the
Westminster, fealty of Gerard Braybroke, esquire, who has taken to wife Joan
sister and heir of William the son and heir of Thomas Ralegh,
and cause him and Joan to have full seisin of all the lands which
the said Thomas held of Henry IV in chief or was seised of in his
demesne as of fee on the day of his death (the same having come
to the hands of Henry IV and being still in the king's hand by
the death of Thomas and by reason of the minority of the said
William, who lately died a minor in the king's ward) : as the
king for 20s. paid in the hanaper has respited until Christmas
next the homage due from Gerard by reason of his having issue
by Joan.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Hereford,
omitting the taking of fealty.
The like to the following : —
The escheator in the county of Warwick.
The escheator in the counties of Southampton and Wilts.
The escheator in the county of Devon.
The escheator in the county of Gloucester.
May 19. Commitment to Thomas Chaucer and John Golofre, esquires, —
Westminster, by mainprise of Edmund Ree of the county of Oxford and John
Warefeld of the same county, — of the keeping of the manor of
Braddeffeld, co. Berks, late of Lucy Langford sometime the wife
of William Langford, knight, who held of the king in chief by
knight service on the day of her death ; to hold the same from
the time of the death of the said Lucy until the lawful age of
Edward Langford the kinsman and heir of the said William and
Lucy, rendering yearly the true extent, or as much as may be
agreed upon between them and the treasurer ; with clause
touching maintenance of houses, enclosures and buildings, and
support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
May 21. Commitment (with like clause) to Richard Ulverston, clerk, —
Westminster, by mainprise of John Bedford and John Steton, both of the
county of York, — of the keeping of a toft, a croft, and a bovate
of land in the town of Huntyngdon by York, sometime of Henry
Scrop, lord de Massham, which have come to the king's hands
and are still in the king's hand by reason of the forfeiture of the
said Henry ; to hold the same from Easter last for 10 years,
rendering the 8s. at which the premises are extended, and an
increment of 2s. , yearly at Michaelmas and Easter.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
June 12. Commitment (with like clause) to Robert Tirwhit, — by
Westminster, mainprise of John Beseby of the county of Lincoln and John
Dray ton of the county of Northampton, — of the keeping of the
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April 17.
Westminster.
1420. Membrane 20 — cont.
manor of Bondeby, co. Lincoln ; to hold the same from Easter
last for 12 years, rendering 201. yearly by equal portions at
Michaelmas and Easter.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Vacated because otherwise below.
MEMBRANE 19.
Order to the escheator in the county of Buckingham ; —
pursuant to an inquisition made by him showing that John
Whitwell on the day of his death held no lands in the county of
the king, or of others, in his demesne as of fee, or in service, but
held the manor of Westbury of the king in chief by service of a
fourth part of a knight's fee, for life, by virtue of a certain fine
levied by licence from the king in the king's court, 4 Henry IV,
before William Thirnyng and his fellows late justices of the
Bench, between Nicholas Wolbergh, the said John Whitwell,
John Stacheden and John Baldok, querents, and Philip Fitz
Eustace and Blanche his wife, deforciants, touching the said manor,
by which fine Philip and Blanche acknowledged the manor to be
the right of Nicholas as that which he and the said John, John
and John had of the gift of the said Philip and Blanche, to hold
the same to the said Nicholas, John, John and John and the heirs
of Nicholas, of Henry IV and his hen's by the services due and
customary, for ever ; and that by virtue of this fine the said
Nicholas, John, John and John were seised of the said manor ;
and that the said Nicholas, John Stacheden and John Baldok
afterwards died seised of the manor in form aforesaid ; and that
the said John Whitwell survived them and afterwards died seised
thereof, as of free tenement by virtue of the said fine ; and that
Cecily whom William Sydeney has taken to wife is the daughter
and next heir of Nicholas, and of full age ; — to cause the said
William Sydeney (whose fealty in this behalf due the king has
taken) and Cecily to have full seisin of the said manor.
May 22. Commitment of the office of the escheatry in the counties of
Westminster. Devon and Cornwall to John Jaybyn during pleasure, so that he
answer at the Exchequer for the issues thereof.
Order to the executors of the will of Henry Foleford, late
escheator, to deliver to John by indenture the rolls, writs,
memoranda and all other things relating to the said office.
Order to all persons of the counties to be intendant to John as
escheator.
Nov. 16.
The like commitments to the following of the office of the
escheatry in the counties named : —
Robert Warcop ; Cumberland and Westmoreland.
John Cerff ; Northumberland.
John Barton ; York.
William Wolbram ; Nottingham and Derby.
-Robert Feriby ; Lincoln.
340 CALENDAR OF FINE BOLLS.
1420. Membrane 19 — cont.
John Burgh ; Warwick and Leicester.
William Hoorde ; Salop and the adjacent march of Wales.
John Whatcroft ; Stafford.
John Monyton ; Hereford and the adjacent march of Wales.
Robert Darcy ; Essex and Hertford.
John Wachet ; Oxford and Berks.
Thomas Billyng ; Northampton and Rutland.
John Bury of Wykham ; Cambridge and Huntingdon.
William Whappelode ; Bedford and Buckingham.
William Lexham ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
Robert Charyng worth ; Kent and Middlesex.
William Bek ; Surrey and Sussex.
William Wayte ; Southampton and Wilts.
William Carrant, the younger ; Somerset and Dorset.
John Wasshebourne ; Worcester.
William Tracy, the younger ; Gloucester and the adjacent
march of Wales.
June 12. Commitment to brother Peter de Mennevall, prior of the alien
Westminster, priory of Cowyk, co. Devon, William Wonard and Thomas
Leuesham, clerk, — by mainprise of Roger Warde of the county
of Worcester, clerk, and Robert Elysaundre of the county of
Devon, — of the keeping of the said priory with all its rights and
appurtenances ; to hold the same from Easter last for 20 years,
rendering 24 marks yearly by equal portions at the Michaelmas
and Easter Exchequers ; with proviso that if the farm, or any
parcel of the same, shall have been granted, or shall hereafter be
granted, by the king to any person, then the said prior, William
and Thomas shall have allowance thereof in the payment of their
farm ; and with clause touching maintenance of buildings and
support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the deputy of Henry
Fitz Hugh, ' chivaler,' the treasurer.
Commitment to Richard Skelton, the younger, of the county of
Cumberland, esquire, — by mainprise of Robert Karlell and
William Whitened, both of the said county of Cumberland, — of the
keeping of the multure of Hubryghby with three waste plots ; to
hold the same from Easter last for 20 years, rendering therefor
6s. 8d. yearly at the Exchequer by equal portions at Michaelmas
and Easter.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
July 6. Commitment to Robert Hill, the elder, of Shilston, — by
Westminster, mainprise of William Way of the county of Devon and Robert
Treage of the same county, — of the keeping of all the lands late
of Otes Trevarthyan, ' chivaler,' who held of the king in chief as
of the duchy of Cornwall by knight service on the day of his
death ; to hold the same from the time of the death of the said
Otes until the full age of John his son and heir, together with
the marriage of the said heir, and so from heir to heir until one
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of them shall have attained full age and the marriage shall have
been duly effected, rendering yearly for the keeping the true
extent, or as much as may be agreed upon between him and the
treasurer, and for the marriage as much as may likewise be agreed
upon, and finding fit maintenance for the heir ; with clause
touching maintenance of houses, enclosures and buildings, and
support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Oct. 25. Commitment (with like clause) to John Harpour and Humphrey
Westminster. Cotes, — by mainprise of Thomas Halle of the county of Warwick
and John Shortegrove of the county of Gloucester, — of the
keeping of all the lands late of Thomas Bromley, esquire, who
held of the king in chief by knight service on the day of his death,
which came to the king's hands and are still in the king's hand
by the death of the said Thomas Bromley and by reason of the
minority of John Bromley, his kinsman and heir ; to hold the
same from Michaelmas last until the lawful age of the said heir,
and so from heir to heir until one of them shall have attained
full age, rendering for the keeping 121. yearly by equal portions
at Easter and Michaelmas.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Vacated on surrender.
MEMBRANE 18.
May 22. Grant and demise to William Burton of Leicestre, — by mainprise
Westminster, of John Burgh and John Danet, both of the county of Leicester,—
of the subsidy and alnage of cloths for sale in the said county of
Leicester ; to hold the same from Easter last for 6 years, together
with a moiety of the forfeiture of such cloths, rendering 305.
yearly by equal portions at Michaelmas and Easter, and answering
at the Exchequer for the other moiety of the forfeiture ; and
appointment of the said William as alnager and collector ; in
terms as above [p. 6].
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
The like to the following :—
Roger Mynde and John Rederys, — by mainprise of Thomas
Norton, the elder, and John Cachepoll, both of Bristol, —
from Michaelmas last for 12 years, at a yearly farm of
54Z. 13*. 4d. ; in the town and suburbs of Bristol.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
John Waget and William Bryddeston, — by mainprise of
William Poleyn of the county of Somerset and Nicholas
Aldirley of the county of Gloucester, — from 4 November
next for 12 years, at a yearly farm of I'lol. 6*. 8d., as
the last farmers rendered ; in the county of Somerset.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Vacated on surrender.
342 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1420 Membrane 18 — cont.
Nov. 14. Ralph Averey, — by mainprise of John Bevyn of the county
Westminster. of Somerset and Thomas Russell of the county of Bristol, —
from Michaelmas last for 12 years, at a yearly farm of
25 marks, as the last farmer rendered ; in the county
of Dorset.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
MEMBRANE 17.
June 20. Whereas in a great council of Edward III [as above, p. 6, down
Westminster. £O]? under pain of forfeiture : the king has appointed John Gunby
of Gunby as his alnager, during pleasure, in the parts of Lyndesey,
co. Lincoln, in person and by deputy to measure all cloths and
pieces of cloth for sale in the said parts before they are sold or
exposed for sale or taken out of the said parts, seal the same with
the seal appointed for such alnage, levy and collect to the king's
use from the seller the moneys forthcoming from such alnage,
and also the subsidy aforesaid, in respect of all cloths and pieces
of cloth for sale so measured and sealed, according to the form
of the statutes, answer at the Exchequer for the said moneys
and subsidy, seal all such cloths and pieces of cloth, when the
subsidy thereon has been paid, with the seal appointed for the
purpose, cause proclamation to be made that no denizen or alien
expose for sale or take out of the said parts any cloths or pieces
of cloth, under pain of forfeiture of the same, until the alnage
money and subsidy have been paid and the cloths and pieces of
cloth have been sealed with the seals appointed for such alnage
and subsidy respectively, search all houses, shops and other places
in the said parts where such cloths and pieces of cloth for sale
can be found, take into the king's hand as forfeit all unsealed
cloths and pieces of cloth exposed for sale, sell them by indenture
by survey of the sheriff of the county, answer at the Exchequer
for the moneys forthcoming, and arrest and commit to prison
until further order all who are rebellious in the matter ; answering
at the Exchequer for the issues and profits of the said alnage and
subsidy and forfeiture according to the form of the statutes. And
the treasurer is from time to time at his discretion to remunerate
the said John according to his deserts and labours. And order
to the sheriff of the county and to the bailiffs, constables, ministers
and other the king's lieges and subjects to be intendant to the
said John and his deputies.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
July 3. Order to the escheator in the county of Northampton ; —
Westminster, pursuant to an inquisition made by him showing that one Hugh
Humberston, sometime parson of the church of Carleton, and
Richard Overton, sometime vicar of the church of Eston, by a
fine levied in the king's court, 38 Edward III, before Robert de
Thorp and his fellows then justices of the Bench, granted the
manor of Horpull, 8 acres of wood in Horpull and the advowson
of the church of the same towrii to Nicholas Crophill, knight, for
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term of his life, with remainder to Simon Warde and Elizabeth
his wife and the heirs male of their bodies, and remainder over
to Maud daughter of the said Simon and the heirs male of her
body ; and that Robert Thame of Horpole, the son and heir male
of the said Maud, was seised in his demesne as of fee of the said
manor, wood and advowson by virtue of the said fine, since
Simon and Elizabeth died first without heir male of their bodies ,
and that Robert died seised of such estate in his demesne as of
fee without heir male of his body ; and that the manor, wood
and advowson aforesaid are held of the king as of the honour
called Peverell Fee by service of doing two suits to the two great
courts of the honour yearly for all services ; and that Thomas
Thame the brother of Robert is his next heir by virtue of the
aforesaid fine, and is 30 years of age ; — to take the fealty of the
said Thomas and cause him to have full seisin of the premises.
July 6. Commitment to Salamon Frithesthorp and John Frithesthorp,—
Westminster, by mainprise of Robert Ellerbek of London and John Bridde of
Marleburgh of the county of Wilts, — of the keeping of all the lands
late of John Leuesham and Agnes his wife, who held of the king
in chief on the days of their deaths, and also of the keeping of
all the lands late of Richard Crissechirch and Alice his wife, who
likewise held (tenuerunt] of the king in chief by knight service ;
to hold the same from the time of the death of the said John
Leuesham, Agnes, Richard and Alice until the lawful age of
Agnes the kinswoman and heir of the said John Leuesham and
Agnes and the daughter and heir of Richard Crissechirch and
Alice, together with the marriage of the said heir, and so from
heir to heir until one of them shall have attained full age and
the marriage shall have been duly effected, paying for the said
keeping and marriage 100 marks only, in hand, and finding fit
maintenance for the heir, maintaining all houses, woods, enclosures
and buildings, and supporting all other charges incumbent on
the lands.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
MEMBRANE 16.
June 23. Commitment to the prior and convent of Ledes, — by mainprise
Westminster, of John Gibbes and Thomas York, both of the county of Kent, —
of the keeping of the manor and lordship of Ledes and the
agistment of the park there, co. Kent ; to hold the same from
Michaelmas last for 20 years, rendering 24J. yearly by equal
portions at Easter and Michaelmas, maintaining all houses,
enclosures and buildings, and supporting all other charges
incumbent on the manor.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
June 24. Commitment to Roger bishop of Carlisle, — by mainprise of
Westminster. Alexander Cok of the county of Cumberland, clerk, and John
Elryngton of the county of Middlesex, ' gentilman,' — of the
344 CALENDAR OF FINE BOLLS.
1420 Membrane 16 — cont.
keeping of the whole of the king's fishery by the city of Carlisle
and ' Le Kyngesfrethnet ' in the water of Eden, with all com-
modities and profits pertaining to the said fishery ; to hold the
same from Easter last for 12 years, rendering 22 marks yearly at
the Exchequer by equal portions at Michaelmas and Easter, and
maintaining all charges incumbent of right on the fishery.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
June 28. Commitment to Robert Tirwhit, — by mainprise of John
Westminster. Beseby of the county of Lincoln and John Drayton of the county
of Northampton, — of the keeping of the manor of Bondeby, co.
Lincoln ; to hold the same from Easter last for 12 years, rendering
201. yearly by equal portions at Michaelmas and Easter,
maintaining the houses, enclosures and buildings, and supporting
all other charges incumbent on the manor ; as John Taylbois,
who still survives, has surrendered to the treasurer for cancellation
the letters patent of 16 July, 6 Henry V[p. 248 above], by which the
king committed the keeping of the said manor to him and to
William Lodyngton, now deceased, from Michaelmas, 6 Henry V,
for 12 years, at a yearly farm of 20?. sterling.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
June 18. Commitment to William Newman,— by mainprise of Robert
Westminster. Okebourne of the county of Middlesex and William Leventhorp
of the county of Stafford, — of the keeping of the manor of Wedoii
Pynkeneye, co. Northampton, lately assigned in dower to Joan
queen of England, and now for certain causes seized into the
king's hands ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last for 10
years, if it shall remain for so long in the king's hand, rendering
161., as the last farmer used to render, and an increment of 10s.,
yearly at the Exchequer by equal portions at Easter and
Michaelmas, maintaining all houses, enclosures and buildings, and
supporting all other charges incumbent on the manor, excepting
only the repairing of a certain tower built there.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
July 5. Commitment to the prior of the priory of Spaldyng, — by
Westminster, mainprise of Roger de Launde of the county of Lincoln and Peter
Surflete of the county of Lincoln, — of the keeping of all the lands
with all their appurtenances in Spaldyng and Pynchebek, co.
Lincoln, parcels of the alien priory of Cosham, lately assigned in
dower to Joan queen of England, and now for certain causes
seized into the king's hands ; to hold the same from Michaelmas
last for 8 years, if the lands shall remain for so long in the king's
hand, rendering 100s. yearly by equal portions at Easter and
Michaelmas, maintaining all houses, woods, enclosures and
buildings, and supporting all other charges incumbent on the
lands. By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
July 6. Commitment to Thomas Smyth, — by mainprise of Ralph
Westminster. Wymeldon of the county of Surrey and William Gildrigge of the
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county of Sussex, — of the keeping of 1C acres of land in Wartlynge,
co. Sussex, which John Tyson, outlawed for felony and murder,
held at the time of the promulgation of the said outlawry ; to
hold the same from Michaelmas last for 30 years, if the land shall
remain for so long in the king's hand for the cause aforesaid,
rendering yearly the os. at which the land is extended, and an
increment of 20d., and supporting all charges belonging to the
land. By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
July 4. Order to the escheator in the county of Gloucester and the
Westminster, adjacent march of Wales to cause John Chesebroke and Joan
his wife, the daughter and heir of John Deverose, to have full
seisin of all the lands which the said John Deverose held of the
king in chief or was seised of in his demesne as of fee on the day
of his death ; as the king has taken the fealty of the said John
Chesebroke.
June 26. Order to the escheator in the county of Devon ; — pursuant to
West minster. an inquisition made by him showing that John Keynes, the
younger, on the day of his death held no lands of the king in
chief, in demesne or in service, in the said county ; but that by
a fine levied in the king's court at Westminster in the quinzaine
of Easter, 7 Henry V, before Richard Norton and his fellows,
justices of the Bench, between John Keynes, the elder, querent,
and John Bruer, clerk, Robert Spret, clerk, Richard Holt, clerk,
Hugh Ponchardon and John Roller, deforciants, touching the
manor of Wynkelegh Keynes and the hundred of Wynkelegh, 2
messuages, a toft, a carucate of land, 30 acres of meadow and 4
acres of alder-grove in Exeter and Weryngeston, co. Devon, and
touching other manors and lands in the counties of Dorset and
Somerset, the said John Keynes, the elder, among the other
manors and lands in the same fine contained, acknowledged the
said manor of Wynkelegh and the hundred, messuages, toft,
land, meadow and alder-grove aforesaid to be the right of the said
Richard, of which the said Richard, John Bruer, Robert, Hugh
and John Roller, among other things in the same fine contained,
by the same fine had the said manor and hundred of Wynkelegh
and a messuage in Exeter of the gift of the said John Keynes, the
elder, for which acknowledgement, fine and concord the said
John Bruer, Robert, Richard, Hugh and John Roller, among
other things in the same fine contained, by the same fine granted
the said manor, hundred and messuage in Exeter to the said John
Keynes, the elder, and the heirs male of his body ; and that by
virtue of this fine the said John Keynes, the elder, was seised in
his demesne as of fee tail, to himself and the heirs male of his
body, of the said manor of Wynkelegh Keynes, the hundred, and
the messuage in Exeter ; and that the said John Keynes, the
elder, died so seised, after whose death the manor of Wynkelegh,
the hundred, and the messuage in Exeter descended to the said
John Keynes, the younger, as son and heir male of John Keynes,
the elder ; and that the messuage in Exeter is held of the king in
346 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
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free socage, and the manor of Wynkelegh Keynes and the hundred
of another than the king ; and that Richard Keynes, who is of full
age, is the brother and heir male of John Keynes the younger,
since the said John died without heir male of his body ; — to take
the fealty of the said Richard Keynes for the said messuage in
Exeter and cause him to have full seisin of the same, removing the
king's hand from the said manor and hundred, which are held of
another than the king, if they are in the king's hand for no other
reason than the death of John Keynes, the younger, and delivering
to Richard Keynes any issues taken therefrom since the time of
the death of John Keynes, the younger.
June 22. Order to the escheator in the county of Southampton ;-—
Westminster, pursuant to an inquisition made by him showing that John
Keynes, the younger, on the day of his death held (1) a moiety
of the manor of Tangeley in his demesne as of fee, and (2) the
manor of Nyton in the Isle of Wight in fee tail, to himself and
his heirs by Margery his late wife, of the gift and grant of John
Keynes, the elder, his father, to him (by name of John Keynes,
son of the said John Keynes, the elder) and the said Margery
and the heirs of their bodies ; and that Margery died long before
the said John the younger ; and that the said moiety is held of
the king in chief by service of a fourth part of a knight's fee, and
the said manor of Nyton of another than the king ; and that
Joan the wife of John Speke is the daughter and heir of the said
John Keynes, the younger, and Margery, and of full age ; — to
cause the said John Speke and Joan to have full seisin of the
said manor of Nyton and the moiety, as the king has taken the
fealty of John Speke for the moiety, and for 20s. paid in the
hanaper has respited until Christmas next the homage due from
him in this behalf by reason of his having issue by his said wife.
July 13. Commitment to Thomas Morton, clerk, and William
Westminster. Repynghale, vicar of Romeney, — by mainprise of Roger Sapurton
of the county of Middlesex and Roger Crome of the county of
York, — of the keeping of the alien priory of Romeney, co. Kent,
which is in the king's hand, with all its rights and appurtenances ;
to hold the same from Easter last for 5 years, rendering 20 marks
yearly by equal portions at the Michaelmas and Easter Exchequers ;
with proviso that if the said farm, or any parcel of the same,
shall have been granted, or shall hereafter be granted, by the
king to any person, then the said Thomas and William shall
have allowance thereof in the payment of their farm ; and with
clause touching the finding of divine services, maintenance of
buildings, and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
MEMBRANE 15.
June 16. Order to the escheator in the county of Northampton to take
Westminster, the fealty of Richard Holt, clerk, brother and heir of Hugh Holt,
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esquire, and cause him to have full seisin of all the lands which
the said Hugh held of the king in chief or was seised of in his
demesne as of fee on the day of his death, as the king for 40*.
paid in the hanaper has respited his homage until Hilary next.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Surrey,
omitting the taking of fealty.
The like to the escheator in the county of Hertford.
July 8. Commitment to Robert Mirfyn, — by mainprise of William
Westminster. Sponden and William Catton, both of the county of Kent, — of
the keeping of the manor of Eltham with its members, to wit,
Brandon, Mordyngham and Henle, and with the rents, lands,
meadows, pastures, hays and other profits pertaining to it,
both within and without the park, saving sufficient pasture for
the deer, and excepting the capital manor with the whole precinct
and the gardens ; to hold the same from Michaelmas next for
10 years, with sufficient ' housbote,' ' haybote ' and ' firbote '
from the wood without the said park, rendering 44£., as the last
farmer used to render, yearly by equal portions at Easter and
Michaelmas, and maintaining the houses and buildings belonging
to the said manor of Brandon and to the other houses for
husbandly, destruction of the said houses and buildings within the
manor of Brandon, and of the houses and buildings for husbandry,
by high wind, sudden storms, and fire caused by another (alienum
ignem) only excepted ; as William Sareson, clerk, and Thomas
Brugges have surrendered in the Chancery for cancellation the
letters patent by which the king lately committed the keeping of
the premises to them from Michaelmas, 1 Henry V, for 10 years,
at a yearly farm of the 4U. which the last farmers used to render,
and an increment of 60s.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Vacated on surrender, since the king, by mainprise of Tliomas
Walsyngham and William Estfeld both of the city of London,
committed the keeping of the said manor of Eltham, with the
members, rents, lands, meadows, pastures, hays, and other profits
pertaining to it, both within and without the said manor, (saving
sufficient pasture for the deer, and excepting the capital manor with
the whole precinct and the gardens], to the said Robert, to hold the
same under a certain form. And so these letters are cancelled.
July 10. Order to the escheator in the county of Essex ; — pursuant to
Westminster, an inquisition taken before Reynold Malyns, late escheator in
the said county, showing that Ellen late the wife of Geoffrey
Brokhole, knight, held in her demesne as of fee on the day of her
death the manor of Roos in Radewynter, the manor of Stanle,
alms ' Giffardes,' in Great Sampford, and the manor of Newehalle
in Asshildham in the hundred of Danseye ; and that the manor
of Roos is held of the king as of the county of Hereford by knight
service, the manor of Newehalle of the king as of the honour of
Raylegh by knight service, and the manor of Stanle, alias
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' Giffardes,' of another than the king ; and that Joan late the
wife of Thomas Aspall, one of the daughters of the said Ellen, and
John, son of John Sumpter and Margery his wife, Ellen's other
daughter, are the next heirs of Ellen, Joan being of full age and
John the son a minor ; and since Richard II granted, among other
things, the honour, town, fair and market of Reileigh, co. Essex,
together with the profits of the herbage of the park of Reileigh
(which Aubrey de Veer, ' chivaler,' then held for life) to his uncle
Edmund late duke of York, to hold the same in tail male, after
Aubrey's death, of the said late king and his heirs [Calendar of
Patent Rolls, 1388-1392, p. 377] ; — to make a partition, of the
manors of Roos and Newehalle into two equal parts, and cause
Joan to have full seisin of her pourparty of the said manors of
Roos and Newehalle, as the king has taken her fealty therefor ;
retaining the pourparty of John the son in the king's hand until
further order ; removing the king's hand from the manor of
Stanle, alias ' Giffardes/ if it is in the king's hand for no other
reason than the death of Ellen, and delivering any issues taken
therefrom since the time of Ellen's death to those to whom they
belong.
July 12. Order to the escheator in the county of Dorset ; — pursuant
Westminster, to an inquisition made by him showing that Annis late the wife
of Stephen Derby, knight, held in her demesne as of fee on the
day of her death the manor of Langeblaneford, alias Langeton
Boteler, together with the advowson of the church there, the
manor of Langeton Latile, the manor of Radelyngton in Purbik,
a messuage, a carucate of land, 16 acres of meadow, 16 acres of
marsh and 100 acres of pasture in Littelton, together with the
advowson of the church there, a close in Blaneford Forum, 2
burgages, 7 cottages, 4 stalls (scamella) and a close in Blaneford
Forum, and a messuage, a garden, 2| acres of land and 1| acres of
meadow in Blaneford Forum ; and that the said Annis held on
the day of her death 2 messuages, a carucate of land, 7 acres of
meadow and 12 acres of pasture in Blaneford St. Mary for term
of her life of the gift and grant of John atte Forde and Philip
Iryssh to her and Stephen Derby, ' chivaler,' her late husband,
and to the heirs of Stephen ; and that the manor of Langeblane-
ford, alias Langeton Boteler, and the advowson of the church
there are held of the king in socage by service of rendering Id.
yearly at the Exchequer at Easter by the hands of the sheriff of
the county, for all services, the messuage, land, meadow, marsh
and pasture in Littelton and the advowson of the church there of
the heir of John de Sancto Claro, a minor in the king's ward, by
service of rendering an ounce of pepper yearly at Michaelmas for
all services, and the rest of the premises of others than the king ;
and that Robert Derby is the son and next heir of the said Stephen
and Annis, and 30 years of age : — to cause the said Robert to
have full seisin of the manor of Langeblaneford, alias Langeton
Boteler, and the advowsons aforesaid, as the king has taken his
fealty for the said manor and for the said messuage, land, meadow,
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1420. Membrane 15 — cont.
marsh and pasture in Littelton ; removing the king's hand from
the said manors of Langeton Latile and Radelyngton in Purbik
and from the said closes, burgages, cottages, stalls, messuages,
garden, land, meadow, pasture and marsh, which are held of
others than the king, if they are in the king's hand for no other
reason than the death of Annis, and delivering to Robert any
issues taken therefrom since the time of the death of Annis.
July 5. Commission to Edmund Fitz William, Robert Rudstane, John
Westminster. Thwaytes, John Newesom and Thomas Portyngton, or to any
two of them, — since the king has been given to understand
that John Hothom, ' chivaler,' tenant of the king in chief, on
the day of his death held more lands in the county of York
than are specified in the inquisitions taken in the said county
after his death, — to make inquisition touching such additional
lands of the said John Hothom, and touching his heir in regard
to them ; and to take these additional lands into the king's
hands, and keep them safely until further order.
MEMBRANE 14.
Oct. 10. Commission during pleasure to Robert Dyxon, clerk, and John
Westminster. Henegge to levy and collect in person in the port of Boston and
in all adjacent ports and places, (1) the customs granted to
Edward I by foreign and alien merchants in return for certain
liberties and immunities, and the custom and subsidy which by
the statute published in Parliament, 11 Henry IV, all such alien
merchants are to pay for garments made for export from cloths
of scarlet, ' sangwyn ' and other colours of the whole or the half
grain, and also from cloths dyed in grain and all other cloths of
wool, which have been cut, according to the rate and quantity
of the same ; (2) the subsidy on wools, hides and woolfells, to wit,
on each sack of wool 43s. 4d. from denizens and 60s. from aliens,
on every 240 woolfells the like amounts, and on each last of hides
100-9. from denizens and 8 marks from aliens ; and (3) the custom
on cloths of wool and worsted made in England for export to
foreign parts ; and to keep the ' coket ' seal in the said ports ;
answering at the Exchequer for the moneys forthcoming.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 23.
Westminster.
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
1421.
Jan. 28.
\Vestminster.
The like to the following in the ports and places named : —
William Mohun and William Gosse ; in the port of Briggewater
and in all adjacent ports and places. By bill etc.
Robert Russell and Thomas Fyssh ; in the port of Bristol
and in all adjacent ports and places. By bill etc.
Thomas Dengayne and Richard Elys ; in the port of Great
Yarmouth and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill etc.
John Kymbirley and John Joye ; in the port of Ipswich
and in all adjacent ports and places. By bill etc,
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John Toly, clerk, and William Stapulton ; in the port of
Lynne and in all adjacent ports and places. By bill etc.
Jan. 26. John Holym and William Warner ; in the port of Sandwich
Westminster. an(j jn an_ adjacent ports and places. By bill etc.
1400 MEMBRANE 13.
July 12. Commitment to William Hankef ord, knight, Richard Hankef ord,
Westminster. an(j jonn Dabernoun, — by mainprise of John Gambon and John
Bilhole, both of the county of Devon, — of the keeping of all the
lands late of Isabel late the wife of John Kyrkham, who held of
the bishopric of Exeter in chief by knight service on the day of her
death, which lands came to the king's hands and are still in the
king's hand by reason of the fact that the temporalities of the
bishopric are in the king's hands and also by reason of the minority
of William Kyrkham, brother and heir of the said John Kyrkham ;
to hold the same from the time of the death of the said Isabel until
the lawful age of the said heir, together with his marriage, and so
from heir to heir until one of them shall have attained full age and
they shall have effected the marriage, rendering for the keeping
and marriage as much as may be agreed upon between them and
the treasurer, and finding fit maintenance for the heir ; with clause
touching maintenance of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
July 23. Commitment to James Knottesford, Lewis Keychirche, clerk,
Westminster. Simon Northewe and John Cheser, — by mainprise of Roger
Sharp of London, ' skynner,' and John Austyn of London,
esquire, — of the guardianship of all the temporalities of the
bishopric of Chichester which are in the king's hands by reason of
the voidance of the bishopric by the death of Henry the last
bishop, together with all liberties, franchises and rights pertaining
to the said bishopric ; to hold the same from the time of the death
of the said late bishop for as long as the temporalities ought to
remain in the king's hand for the cause aforesaid, rendering 650
marks yearly at the Exchequer by equal portions at Michaelmas
and Easter ; provided always that if the king shall have restored
the temporalities to any bishop after any of the said terms, then
answer shall be made only for the due proportion in respect of
the demesne lands from the last term of such payment up to the
day of such restoration ; with a further proviso that the said
farmers during the voidance shall in no wise be charged in respect
of any tenths for the said temporalities to be granted after the
death of the said late bishop, payable to the king's use ; and with
clause touching maintenance of buildings.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Vacated on surrender, since the king on 17 October in the present
year committed the guardianship of all the temporalities of the said
bishopric to William Scot and John Cheser and to Robert Brygham
and William Duffeld, clerics, by a certain mainprise, to hold the
same under a certain form. And so these letters are cancelled.
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14.20. Membrane 13 — cant.
Sept. 28. Commission during pleasure to John Botiller and John Norton
w.-t minster, to levy and collect in person in the port of London and in all
adjacent ports and places the custom and subsidy on wools, hides
and woolfells, to wit, on each sack of wool 50*. from denizens and
60s. from aliens, on every 240 woolfells the like amounts, and on
each last of hides 100s. from denizens and 8 marks from aliens ;
and to keep the ' coket ' seal in the said port ; answering at the
Exchequer for the moneys forthcoming.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Oct. 10. Commission during pleasure to Robert Dyxon and John
Westminster. Henegge to levy and collect in the port of Boston and in all
adjacent ports and places the custom on wools, hides and woolfells
which is due to the king of his inheritance ; and to keep the
' coket ' seal in the said port ; answering at the Exchequer for
the moneys forthcoming.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 23.
\\Vstminster.
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
1421.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
The like to the following in the ports and places named : —
William Mohun and William Gosse ; in the port of Briggewater
and in all adjacent ports and places. By bill etc.
Robert Russell and Thomas Fyssh ; in the port of Bristol
and in all adjacent ports and places. By bill etc.
Thomas Dengayne and Richard Elys ; in the port of Great
Yarmouth and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill etc.
John Kymbirley and John Joye ; in the port of Ipswich
and in all adjacent ports and places. By bill etc.
John Toly, clerk, and William Stapulton ; in the port of
Lynne and in all adjacent ports and places. By bill etc.
John Holym and William Warner in the port of Sandwich
and in all adjacent ports and places. By bill etc.
Jan. 2G.
Westminster.
1420.
Oct. 13. Commitment to William Bodrigan, knight, — by mainprise of
Westminster. John Treveswythcn and John Metherderwa, both of the county
of Cornwall, — of the keeping of the manor of Tregony, co. Cornwall,
late of John Seyntaubyn, esquire, who held of the king in chief
on the day of his death, which came to the king's hands and is
still in the king's hand by the death of the said John and by
reason of the minority of Joan and Margaret his daughters and
heirs ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last until the lawful
age of the said heirs, and so from heir to heir until one of them
shall have attained full age, rendering at the Exchequer the true
extent thereof or as much as may be agreed upon between liim and
the treasurer, maintaining the houses, enclosures and buildings,
and supporting all other charges incumbent on the manor : as
Robert Chalons, knight, has surrendered into the Chancery for
cancellation the letters patent by which the king lately committed
to him the keeping of two-thirds of the said manor, to hold the
same from Michaelmas then last past until the lawful age of the
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1420 Membrane 13 — cont.
said heirs, and so from heir to heir until one of them shall have
attained full age, at a yearly farm of the true extent, or as much
as might be agreed upon between him and the treasurer [p. 303
above].
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Oct. 15. Commitment to James Knottesford of the county of Sussex,
Westminster, esquire, — by mainprise of William Scardeburgh of the county of
York and Thomas Leuesham of the county of Kent, clerk, — of the
keeping of the manor of Oldeshorsham, co. Sussex, which John
Rothenale, ' chivaler,' lately held for term of his life of the king's
gift, with reversion to the king ; to hold the same from the time
of John's death for 20 years, rendering 10/. yearly by equal
portions at Michaelmas and Easter, and supporting all charges
incumbent on the manor ; with proviso that he have allowance
in the payment of his farm in respect of any annuities heretofore
granted or hereafter to be granted.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
MEMBRANE 12.
July 12. Commitment to Peter Swyft of Lambheth, co. Surrey, — by
Westminster, mainprise of Richard Tyler of the county of Surrey and William
Coole of the same county, — of the keeping of all the demesne
lands and meadows of the king's manor of Kenyngton, co.
Surrey, with a certain barn and other easements, without ' La
Pale ' there, and with the rabbit warren, rents, perquisites of
courts and all other profits pertaining to the said manor ; to hold
the same from Michaelmas, 7 Henry V, for 10 years, rendering
20 marks yearly at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers
equally, or by the hands of the receiver general of the duchy of
Cornwall for the time being, and maintaining only the enclosure
of the said rabbit warren, the wall by the bank of the Thames,
the said barn (after it shall have been sufficiently repaired at his
hands), and all other foreign (forinseca) charges pertaining to the
manor ; provided always that the king shall cause the said barn
to be repaired at the hands of the said farmer at the beginning of
the said term, and the gutter by the water of Thames as often as
shall be necessary, during the term.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Sept. 28. Commission during pleasure to Richard Bokeland and William
Westminster. Estfeld to levy and collect in person in the port of London and
in all adjacent ports and places, after inspection of the merchan-
dise, the subsidy which in the Parliament held at Westminster on
the Monday after the feast of All Saints, 3 Henry V, was granted to
the king from Michaelmas 3 [recte 4] Henry V, for life, for the
safe-keeping of the sea, to wit, 3s. on every tun of wine for import
and export (the king's prise only excepted), and l'2d. in the pound
on all merchandise for import and export (except wools, hides and
8 HENRY V.
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1420. Membrane 12 — cont.
woolfells, and wine, and except every kind of corn and flour and
fresh fish and beasts for export,* and except ale and victuals
for export for the victualling of Calais and Hareflieu and the
marches there) ; and to answer at the Exchequer for the moneys
forthcoming.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
The like to the following in the ports and places named : —
Robert Dyxon, clerk, and John Henegge ; in the port of
Boston and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
William Mohun and William Gosse ; in the port of Briggewater
and in all adjacent ports and places. By bill etc.
Robert Russell and Thomas Fyssh ; in the port of Bristol
and in all adjacent ports and places. By bill etc.
Thomas Dengayne and Richard Elys ; in the port of Great
Yarmouth and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill etc.
John Kymbirley and John Joye ; in the port of Ipswich and
in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
John Toly, clerk, and William Stapulton ; in the port of
Lynne and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of Wilh'am Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
John Holym and William Warner ; in the port of Sandwich
and in all adjacent ports and places. By bill etc.
Commitment to William Wydecombe, — by mainprise of John
Cappys of the county of Gloucester and Roger Normanton of the
county of Derby, — of the keeping of a tenement in the city of
Winchester (called the tenement of Hugh Crane, sometime citizen
of Winchester), late of John de la Ryver who held of the king in
chief by knight service on the day of his death ; to hold the same
from Michaelmas last for as long as the tenement shall remain
in the king's hand on account of the death of the said John de la
Ryver, rendering 4 marks yearly, maintaining all houses,
enclosures and buildings, and supporting all other charges
incumbent on the tenement.
By bill of Wilh'am Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Oct. 4. Commitment to Richard Hore and Richard Seyne, clerks, —
Westminster, by mainprise of John Merbury and Thomas Barton of the county
of Hereford, — of the keeping of the alien priory of St. Clears,
with all its appurtenances, in South Wales ; to hold the same
from Michaelmas last for 10 years, if the priory shall remain for
so long in the king's hands, rendering 24 marks yearly by equal
portions at Easter and Michaelmas, maintaining the divine
Oct. 10.
Westminster.
Nov. 23.
Westminster.
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
1421.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
1420.
Oct. 8.
Westminster.
* import. Rot. Parl. IV. 64.
Wt. 2415.
F. 23.
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services, maintaining houses, enclosures and buildings, and
supporting all charges belonging to the priory.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Vacated on surrender, since the king, on 20 February 2 Henry VI,
committed the keeping of the said priory to the said Rictiard and
Richard, to hold the same under a certain form. And so these
letters are cancelled.
Oct. 11. Commitment of the county of Bristol to Roger Lyveden for
Westminster. one year, so that he answer at the Exchequer as sheriff ; the
mayor and commonalty having submitted to the king his name
and the names of Nicholas Bagot and Robert Colvile as candidates
for the office, in accordance with the terms of their charter dated
8 August, 47 Edward III.
Order to David Ruddok, late sheriff, to deliver the county to
Roger by indenture.
Order to the mayor, burgesses and whole commonalty of the
town and suburbs of Bristol to be intendant to Roger as sheriff.
Oct. 16. Commitment to John Fray, — by mainprise of John Hotoft of
Westminster, the county of Hertford, esquire, and William Leventhorp of the
county of Stafford, esquire, — of the keeping of all the lands in
the county of Middlesex late of Alice late the wife of Elming
Leget, who held of the king in chief by knight service on the day
of her death ; to hold the same until the lawful age of Thomas
son and heir of the said Elming, and so from heir to heir until
one of them shall have attained full age, rendering yearly the
extent thereof or as much as may be agreed upon between him and
the treasurer by Easter next, maintaining houses and buildings,
and supporting all charges incumbent on the lands.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Oct. 18. Commitment to the prior and convent of the abbey of
Westminster. Westminster of the guardianship of all the temporalities and
liberties, late of William the late abbot, which are in the king's
hand by his death ; to hold the same from the time of William's
death for as long as the said temporalities and liberties shall
remain in the king's hand on that account, rendering 800 marks
yearly by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas ; with clause
touching maintenance of houses, enclosures and buildings and
support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 5. Commitment (with like clause) to Thomas Aleyn and John
Westminster. Fraye, — by mainprise of John Faunteleroy and John Waryn,
citizens of London, — of the keeping of the manor of Hatton by
Wragby, co. Lincoln, (with its members and appurtenances in
Panton and Westbarkeworth, co. Lincoln), which John Teryngham
of the county of Buckingham, esquire, held in his demesne as of
fee on the day of his death, and which came to the king's hands
by reason of the minority of John son and heir of the said John
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1420. Membrane 12 — cont.
Teryngham, a minor in the king's ward, as by an inquisition taken
before the escheator in the said county and returned into the
Exchequer more fully appears ; to hold the same from the day of
the taking of the said inquisition for as long as the manor shall
remain in the king's hand for the cause aforesaid, rendering yearly
the extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon between
them and the treasurer.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Vacated on surrender, since tfie king, on 11 November, 9 Henry
V, — pursuant to an agreement made between the said Thomas and
John Fray and the treasurer for the payment of a certain sum for
the keeping of the said manor with its members and appurtenances, —
committed the keeping to the said Thomas and John Fray, by a
certain mainprise, to hold the same under a certain form in certain
other letters contained. And so these letters are cancelled.
MEMBRANE n.
Oct. 16. Commitment (with like clause) to Joan late the wife of Thomas
Westminster. Harcourt, knight, William Lee of Knyghtley, Christopher
Boynton, John Potter, parson of the church of Stanlake, and
John Harpour, — by mainprise of Roger Corbet of the county of
Salop and John Ives of the county of Stafford, — of the keeping
of all the lands late of the said Thomas, who held of the king in
chief by knight service ; to hold the same from the time of the
death of Thomas until the lawful age of Robert his son and heir,
together with the marriage of the heir, and so from heir to heir
until one of them shall have attained full age and they shall
have duly effected the marriage, rendering yearly for the keeping
the true extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon
between them and the treasurer by the Purification next, and for
the marriage 200 marks only, to wit, 40/. at Martinmas next, 40/.
at the Purification following, and 80 marks at Easter following,
and finding fit maintenance for the heir.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Oct. 17. Commitment to William Scot and John Cheser, and to Robert
Westminster. Brygham and William Duff eld, clerks, — by mainprise of Andrew
Totyng of London, ' fysshmonger,' and Robert Coventre of
London, ' mercer,' — of the guardianship of all the temporalities of
the bishopric of Chichester which are in the king's hands by reason
of the voidance of the bishopric by the death of Henry the last
bishop ; to hold the same from the time of the death of the said
late bishop, together with all liberties, franchises, rights, issues,
rents, farms, profits and commodities pertaining to the king by
reason of the said voidance, for as long as the said temporalities
ought to remain in the king's hands for the cause aforesaid,
rendering 650 marks yearly at the Exchequer by equal portions at
Christmas and Midsummer ; provided always that if the king
shall have restored the temporalities to any bishop after any of
the said terms, then answer shall be made only for the due
proportion in respect of the demesne lands from the last term of
356 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
14.00 Membrane 11 — cont.
such payment up to the day of such restoration ; with a further
proviso that the said farmers during the voidance shall in no
wise be charged in respect of any tenths for the said temporalities
to be granted after the death of the said late bishop, payable to
the king's use ; and with clause touching maintenance of buildings.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Aug. 24. Whereas, on 28 December 14 Henry IV, the said late king by
Westminster, letter patent [Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1408-1413, p. 460] granted
the manor of Benstede, with the knights' fees and the park and
warren there, and all the lands in Wauton and Charlewode, co.
Surrey, to Richard Arundell ' chivaler,' now deceased, and Alice
his wife to hold the same in survivorship, to the value of 80 marks
a year, without rendering anything therefor to the said late king
or his heirs ; and whereas it has been pointed out to the king
before the barons of the Exchequer that the premises exceed the
value of 80 marks by 4Z. 8s. 2d. a year ; the king, by mainprise
of Roger Maynston of the county of Hereford, ' gentilman,' and
Stephen Bykman, clerk, has granted the farm of the said 41. 8s. 2d.
to the said Alice from 21 March, 7 Henry V, for 10 years, rendering
the said 4Z. 8s. 2d. therefor yearly to the king.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Oct. 28. Commitment to William Thirlewall and William Tresham, —
Westminster, by mainprise of John Ellerkar of the county of York and John
Everdon, clerk, of the county of Sussex, — of the keeping of all
the lands, rents and services in the towns of Sywell, Barton
Pynkeney and Hanyngton, co. Northampton, sometime of
Thomas Beston, deceased, of late the chief bailiff of the honour
of Walyngford ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last for as
long as the premises, which have been seized into the king's
hands for divers sums of money wherein the said Thomas stood
indebted to the king, shall remain in the king's hand on that
account, rendering 100$. yearly by equal portions at Easter and
Michaelmas, and maintaining the houses and buildings pertaining
to the said lands.
Nov. 4. Commitment to William Leventhorp and John Harpour, — by
Westminster, mainprise of John Leventhorp of the county of Middlesex and
John Forthey of the county of Worcester, — of the keeping (1) of
all the lands late of Margaret late the wife of Richard Mutton,
knight, who held of the king in chief by knight service on the
day of her death, (2) of all the lands which Joyce late the wife
of Adam Peshale, knight, held for term of her life of the inheritance
of William Mutton, son and heir of the said Margaret, and (3) of
all the lands which Thomas Thomenhorn, knight, held for term
of his life of the inheritance of the said William Mutton ; to hold
the same from the time of the death of the said Margaret, Joyce
and Thomas until the lawful age of the said William Mutton,
together with the marriage of the said heir, and so from heir to
heir until one of them shall have attained full age and the marriage
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shall have been duly effected, rendering for the keeping the extent
thereof or as much as may be agreed upon between them and the
treasurer by Easter next, and for the marriage as much as may be
agreed upon between them and the treasurer by the said feast, and
finding fit maintenance for the heir ; with clause touching main-
tenance of houses, enclosures and buildings, and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Vacated on surrender, since the king, on 13 November in the
present year, by a certain mainprise committed the keeping of all
the said manors and lands to Joan late the wife of William
Beauchamp, ' chivaler,' late lord de Bergevenny, to hold the same
under a certain form. And so these letters are cancelled [Calendar
of Patent Rolls, 1416-1422, p. 306].
Nov. 4. Commitment to George Tillyng, — by mainprise of Ralph
Westminster. Makerell of the county of Nottingham and William Leventhorp
of the county of Stafford, — of the keeping (1) of a plot of land in
Hoknale Torkard, co. Nottingham, sometime of John son of
Robert, which is in the king's hand because the said John was a
bastard and died without heir, and (2) of a messuage and 2
bovates of land in Shelf ord, co. Nottingham, sometime of John
Bykes of Shelford, which are in the king's hand on account of a
felony which the said John committed ; to hold the same from
Michaelmas last for 60 years, rendering yearly the 5s. Qd. at which
the premises are extended, and an increment of 14d.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 4. Commitment to Nicholas Dixson, clerk, and William Burton,
Westminster, citizen and grocer of London, — by mainprise of Richard Denton
of the county of Lincoln and John Derby of the county of
Worcester, — of the keeping of the alien priory of Brymmesfeld,
which for certain causes is in the king's hand ; to hold the same
from Easter last for 20 years, rendering 11. yearly by equal
portions at Easter and Michaelmas, maintaining the houses and
buildings pertaining to the priory, and supporting all other
charges incumbent on it ; with proviso that they have allowance
in the payment of their farm in respect of any annuities heretofore
granted or hereafter to be granted.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 12. Commitment to Roger Spyce, — by mainprise of John Speleman
Westminster. of the county of Essex and Robert Syreston of the county of
Nottingham, — of the keeping of the manor of Black Nottele, and
of the manor of Chatham in the town of Great Waltham, which
have been taken into the king's hand by the death of Alice late
the wife of the said Roger, who held of the king, as of the earl
of Hereford, by knight service ; to hold the same from the time
of the death of Alice until the Purification next, so that he
answer at the Exchequer for the issues forthcoming in the mean
time, if they shall be adjudged to the king, and keep the said
manors in the mean time without waste and destruction.
358 CALENt)A& OF FINE ROLLS.
MEMBRANE 10.
Nov. 16. Commitment of the county of Cumberland to William Stapilton,
Westminster, the elder, during pleasure, so that he answer at the Exchequer
as sheriff.
Order to John Lamplegh, ' chivaler,' late sheriff, to deliver the
county to William by indenture.
Order to all persons of the county to be intendant to William
as sheriff.
The like commitments to the following of the counties named : —
Thomas Curteys, ' chivaler ' ; Northumberland.
John Arundell of Trerys, ' chivaler ' ; Cornwall.
Ralph Shu-ley, ' chivaler ' ; Nottingham and Derby.
Robert Roos of Gedeney, ' chivaler ' ; Lincoln.
Thomas Ardyngton ; Warwick and Leicester.
John Bruyn ; Salop.
John Delves ; Stafford.
John Wilcotes ; Gloucester.
Robert Chalons, ' chivaler ' ; Devon.
James Bellers ; Rutland.
Robert Scot ; Cambridge and Huntingdon.
John Fitz Rauf, esquire ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
John Radewell ; Bedford and Buckingham.
Lewis Johan ; Essex and Hertford.
John HaUe, the elder ; Surrey and Sussex.
William Ryngebourne ; Southampton.
William Darell ; Wilts.
John Neweburgh ; Somerset and Dorset.
1421.
Jan. 7. Richard de la Bere, ' chivaler ' ; Hereford.
Westminster.
1420.
Nov. 16. Commitment of the county of York and the castle of York to
Westminster. Alnath Maweleverer, ' chivaler,' during pleasure, so that he answer
at the Exchequer as sheriff and keeper.
Order to Thomas Brounflete, ' chivaler,' late sheriff and keeper,
to deliver the county and castle to Alnath by indenture.
Order to all persons of the county to be intendant to Alnath as
sheriff and keeper.
The like commitments to the following in the counties named : —
William Hawte ; Kent.
William Lisle, ' chivaler ' ; Oxford and Berks.
Thomas Wydevyle ; Northampton,
Nov. 18. Commitment to Maud late the wife of Peter de Maulay,
Westminster. ' chivaler,' — by mainprise of Marmaduke de Lumley, clerk, and
William Mayhu, — of the keeping of all the lands late of George
Salvan and Elizabeth his wife, who held of the king in chief on
the days of their death, which came to the king's hands by the
death of the said George and Elizabeth and by reason of the
minority of their heir ; to hold the same from the time of the
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death of the said George until the full age of the said heir, and if
the said heir die before attaining full age leaving an heir within
age and unmarried, then the said Maud shall have the keeping of
all the said lands together with the marriage of such heir, and so
from heir to heir until one of the heirs of George and Elizabeth
shall have attained full age and Maud shall have effected the
marriage, rendering 10/. yearly for the keeping at Easter and
Michaelmas equally, and paying for the marriage as much as
may be agreed upon between her and the treasurer, finding
sufficient maintenance for the heir, maintaining the houses and
buildings in existence on the lands, and supporting all other
charges incumbent thereon : as Thomas Broket has surrendered
in the Chancery for cancellation the letters patent of 12 February,
5 Henry V [p. 232 above], by which the king committed to him the
keeping of the said lands, together with the marriage of the heir,
he rendering for the said keeping and marriage as much as might
be agreed upon between him and the treasurer.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 24. Commitment to John Leventhorp, esquire, — by mainprise of
Westminster. Thomas Joop of the county of Sussex and John Grene of
Wedyngton, co. Essex, — of the keeping of the manor of Neweport
and the hamlet of Birchangre, co. Essex ; to hold the same from
29 August last (the day on which Nicholas Pecche, knight, died
who held the said manor and hamlet for life of the king's grant),
until the Michaelmas following and thereafter for ten years,
rendering 40 marks yearly by equal portions at Easter and
Michaelmas ; with clause touching maintenance of houses,
enclosures and buildings, and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 29. Commitment to John Shardelowe, — by mainprise of Robert
Westminster. Crane of the county of Suffolk and John Hertte of Wederyngeshede,
co. Suffolk, — of the farm of the view of frankpledge in the manor
of Fulbourne and of the assize of bread and ale there ; to hold
the same from Michaelmas last for 20 years, rendering yearly at
Easter and Michaelmas equally the 5s. for which answer was
made to the king heretofore, and an increment of 20d.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 28. Commitment to Nicholas Gryffun, — by mainprise of Thomas
Westminster. Chaniberleyn of the county of Northampton and John Wilton of the
county of Wilts, — of the keeping of all the lands, rents and services
late of Thomas Pirly , who held of the king in chief by knight service ;
to hold the same from the time of the death of the said Thomas until
the lawful age of Edmund his brother and heir, rendering 8 marks
yearly by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas, and finding fit
maintenance for the heir ; with clause touching maintenance of
houses, enclosures and buildings, and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolinerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
360 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1420. MEMBRANE 9.
Nov. 8. Commitment (with like clause) to John Feriby, — by mainprise
Westminster. of Thomas Joop and Richard Grene, both of the county of
Sussex, — of the keeping of the manor of Westhorsle, co. Surrey ;
to hold the same from the time of the death of Philippa late the
wife of Thomas Lewkenore, knight, until the lawful age of
Margery, daughter and heir of Richard Berneres and the said
Philippa, and so from heir to heir until one of them shall have
attained full age, rendering yearly the extent thereof, or as much
as may be agreed upon between him and the treasurer.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 16. Commitment (with like clause) to Arnulph Chagestey, — by
Westminster, mainprise of John Cork of the county of Cornwall and William
Whitfeld of the county of Devon, — of the keeping of all the
messuages, lands and rents in Lesnewith, and of the office of the
bailiwick of the hundred of Lesnewith, with all appurtenances,
co. Cornwall, which were held by Thomasia late the wife of
John Denys, deceased (defuncti), in joint feoffment with the said
John Denys (to her for life and to the heirs of John Denys), of
Joan and Margaret, the daughters and heirs of John Seintaubyn
and minors in the king's ward, by knight service as of their manor
of Tregony, of the inheritance of John Denys the son of Richard
Denys and the kinsman and heir of the said John Denys deceased,
the same being in the king's hand by the death of Thomasia and
by reason of the minority of the said Joan and Margaret and of
John son of Richard ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last
until the lawful age of the said heir, and so from heir to heir
until one of the heirs of the said John son of Richard shall have
attained full age, rendering yearly the 30s. at which the said
messuages, lands, rents and office are extended, and an increment
of 10s., and finding fit maintenance for the heir.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 20. Commitment (with like clause) to John Cokayn of Buryhatley
Westminster, and Henry Longeley, esquire, — by mainprise of Reynold Erneys
of the county of Bedford and Richard Leversege of the county
of Chester, — of the keeping of all the manors and lands late of
Philip Botiller, ' chivaler,' who held of the king in chief by knight
service on the day of his death ; to hold the same from the time
of Philip's death until the lawful age of Edward his son and heir,
together with the marriage of the said heir, and so from heir to heir
until one of them shall have attained full age and they shall
have duly effected the marriage, rendering yearly for the keeping
the extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon between
them and the treasurer, and for the marriage as much as may
likewise be agreed upon, and finding fit maintenance for the heir.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Commitment to John Newerk of Lenne, — by mainprise of
Robert Brandon of Lenne and Walter Nysam of Leystoft, co.
Suffolk, — of the keeping of the tronage, measurage and ' La
8 HENRY V. 361
1420. Membrane 9 — cont.
Lofcop,' in the said town of Lennc, the same pertaining to the king
as parcel of his duchy of Cornwall ; to hold the same from Michael-
mas last for five years, rendering 7 marks yearly at the Easter and
Michaelmas Exchequers equally.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 23. Commitment to Thomas Swyndon of the county of
Westminster. Southampton, — by mainprise of Richard Holt and John Raunston,
both of the county of Southampton, and pursuant to the surrender
by John Halle and Richard Leverer in the Chancery for cancellation
of the letters patent of 14 July 13 Henry IV, by which the late
king committed to the said John and Richard the keeping of
two-thirds of all the lands late of Thomas Tauk, tenant in chief
of the said late king, which were in the late king's hands by the
death of the said Thomas and by reason of the minority of Robert
his son and heir, to hold the same from 20 December then last past
until the full age of the said heir, and so from heir to heir until one
of them should have attained full age, rendering 10/. 10s. yearly,
finding fit maintenance for the heir, and supporting all houses
and buildings [Calendar of Fine Rolls, 1405-1413, p. 245], — of
the keeping of all the said lands ; to hold the same from
Michaelmas last until the lawful age of the said heir, and so from
heir to heir until one of them shall have attained full age,
rendering yearly the 101. 10s. which the said John and Richard
used to render, finding fit maintenance for the heir, maintaining
all houses, enclosures and buildings, and supporting all those
charges incumbent on the lands.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Sept. 30. Order to the escheator in the county of Somerset to cause
Westminster. Giles Daubeney, knight, son and heir of Giles Daubeney,
' chivaler,' to have full seisin of all the lands which Margaret late
the wife of the said Giles the father held on the day of her death
in dower or otherwise for life of the inheritance of the said Giles
the son, as the king for 2 marks paid in the hanaper has respited
his homage and fealty until Easter next.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Cornwall.
The like to the following :—
The escheator in the county of Lincoln.
The escheator in the county of Nottingham.
The escheator in the county of Bedford.
Dec. 8. Commission to James de Strangways, Christopher de Boynton
Westminster. an(j John Pygot jointly and severally to take into the king's hand
and keep safely until further order all the lands whereof Richard
Lescrop, ' chivaler,' who held of the king in chief, was seised in
his demesne as of fee in the county of York on the day of his
death ; and to make inquisition touching his lands and heir.
362 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1420. Membrane 9 — cont.
Dec. 14. Commitment to Richard Skelton, esquire, of the county of
Westminster. Cumberland, — by mainprise of Robert Dacre and Robert
Whitehede, both of the county of Cumberland, — of the keeping
of all the lands and tenements with gardens in Staynwygges,
sometime in the tenure of Alan de Blenerhaset, Mariot de Stapilton,
Robert Jonhson, William Dixon and other tenants there, which are
held of the king by socage and bondage, with the rent of the free
tenants in Uluesby and Huberdby, and with two acres of land by
Peterelbrigge, co. Cumberland, which (quas) the heirs of Thomas
de Carlisle sometime held ; the said lands and tenements being
parcels of 43Z. Is. 6%d. of the demesne lands ; to hold the same
from Michaelmas last for 40 years, rendering 27s. \d. yearly at
Easter and Michaelmas equally.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the deputy of Henry
Fitz Hugh, ' chivaler,' the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 8.
Nov. 23. Commitment to John Chambeleyn, — by mainprise of Lewis
Westminster. Johan and Richard Kyrkby, both of the county of Essex, — of
the keeping of the hundred of Ongre, co. Essex, with all and
singular the king's courts, as well of view of frankpledge as the
other courts, held within the hundred or pertaining to it, and
with all ' waifs,' ' straifs,' arrented payments, rents, services,
issues, fines, amercements, profits, emoluments and commodities
forthcoming from the said hundred or courts or pertaining to
the same, and also with return of all the king's writs in all
actions, personal and real, contracts, matters and trespasses
within the hundred, and the execution of the same, with all and
singular the issues and profits forthcoming therefrom ; to hold
the said hundred (which with all its appurtenances aforesaid was
lately in the king's hands by reason of the minority of Humphrey
son and heir of Edmund late earl of Stafford, and was afterwards
assigned in dower to Joan queen of England, and has now for
certain causes been seized into the king's hands), with all courts
etc. (as above) from Michaelmas, 7 Henry V, until the lawful
age of the said heir of Edmund late earl of Stafford, if the said
hundred with its appurtenances aforesaid shall remain for so
long in the king's hand, rendering yearly the 8 marks which the
last farmer used to render, and an increment of 6s. 8d.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 24. Commitment to Roger Aston, knight, and John Bedulf, —
Westminster. }^y mainprise of Adam Eggeley of the county of Stafford and
William Munton of the county of Essex, — of the keeping of all
the manors and lands late of Hugh Stafford, knight, lord de
Burghchier, which have come to the king's hands by the death
of Hugh and by reason of the minority of Humphrey son and
heir of Edmund late earl of Stafford, and Hugh's kinsman and
heir ; to hold the same from the time of the death of the said
Hugh until the lawful age of the said heir, rendering for the
8 HENRY V. 363
1420. Membrane 8 — cont.
keeping the extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon
between them and the treasurer by the octave of the Purification
next, yearly by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas ; with
clause touching maintenance of houses, enclosures and buildings,
and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Vacated on surrender.
Commitment (with like clause) to William Birmyngham,
knight, — by mainprise of John Sheldon of Rowley, co. Warwick,
and Cornelius Wyrley of Hondesworth, co. Stafford, — of the
keeping of the manor of Hoggeston, co. Buckingham, which was
lately assigned to Joan queen of England in dower and has now
been seized into the king's hands for certain causes ; to hold the
same from Michaelmas last for ten years, if the manor shall
remain for so long in the king's hand, rendering yearly the 41.
which the last farmer used to render, and an increment of 6«. 8d.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Nov. 23. Commitment to William son of Thomas de la Pole, — by
Westminster, mainprise of James Knottesford of the county of Sussex,
' gentilman,' and John Swynfen of the county of Huntingdon,
' gentilman,' — of the keeping of 2 messuages and 2 virgates of
land, lately called ' Foxeslond ' and ' Scoreslond,' and of 3
messuages, 2 tofts and a carucate of land, lately called
' Wyntereslond,' in Petcote, Grymescote and Hiegham, which
have been taken into the king's hand by the death of Thomas
Grene, knight, who held of the king in chief by knight service ;
to hold the same from the time of the death of the said Thomas
until Trinity next ; so that he answer at the Exchequer for the
issues forthcoming in the mean time, if they shall be adjudged to
the king, and keep the messuages, tofts and land without waste
and destruction.
Dec. 3. Commitment to Thomas Derynge of Russhale, co. Wilts, — by
Westminster, mainprise of John Bengere of Peuesey, co. Wilts, and George
Westyby of the counties of York and Wilts, — of the keeping of
the manor of Charleton, co. Wilts, sometime of the alien abbot
and convent of Isle Dieu, which Joan the queen held in dower
and which is in the king's hand by his royal right ; to hold the
same from Michaelmas last for twenty years, rendering 22/.
yearly at Easter and Michaelmas equally, and supporting all
charges incumbent on the manor.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the deputy of Henry
Fitz Hugh, the treasurer.
Dec. 6. Commitment to John Warefeld, — by mainprise of Thomas
Westminster. Chaucer and William Rassh of the county of Oxford, — of the
keeping of the king's mills without the south gate of the town of
Walyngford, which John Derby of Walyngford lately held at
364 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1420. Membrane 8 — cont.
farm during his life ; to hold the same from the time of the death
of the said John Derby for twenty years, rendering 8 marks yearly
by equal portions at Michaelmas and Easter, maintaining the
houses, enclosures and buildings, and supporting all charges
pertaining to the said mills.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Dec. 5. Order to the escheator in the county of Devon to cause Richard
Westminster. Hankeford and Elizabeth his wife, the sister and heir of Fulk
Fitz Waryn (who lately died a minor in the king's ward) the son
and heir of Fulk Fitz Waryn (who lately died a minor in the ward
of Henry IV) the son and heir of Fulk Fitz Waryn, ' chivaler '
(who held of Richard II in chief), to have full seisin of all the
lands which on the days of their death were held by (1) the said
Fulk Fitz Waryn, 'chivaler,' in his demesne as of fee, (2) Ralph
Basset of Drayton, ' chivaler,' in his demesne as of fee tail with
reversion to the said Fulk son of Fulk Fitz Waryn ' chivaler,'
(3) Isabel late the wife of William Cogan, ' chivaler,' in dower or
otherwise for life after the death of the said William, and (4) Joan
late the wife of the said Ralph, in dower after the death of Ralph,
of the inheritance of the said Fulk son of Fulk Fitz Waryn.
' chivaler,' (5) Anne late the wife of Fulk son of Fulk Fitz Waryn,
' chivaler,' in dower after the death of Fulk the son of the
inheritance of the said Elizabeth, (6) John Fitz Waryn the kinsman
of the said Fulk son of Fulk son of Fulk (whose heir he was), in
his demesne as of fee, and (7) John Marchall of Bettelay and
Walter Cornu, severally, for life, of the inheritance of Fulk the
grandson (the said lands having come to the king's hands, or to
the hands of Richard II or of Henry IV, and being still in the
king's hand by the death of the said Fulk Fitz Waryn, 'chivaler,'
Ralph, Isabel, Joan, Anne, John Fitz Waryn, John Marchall and
Walter, and by reason of the minority of the said Fulk the son
and Fulk the grandson) ; as the king has taken the fealty due
from Richard for the lands held (as above) on the days of their
death by the said Fulk Fitz Waryn and Ralph of Richard II in
chief, by the said Isabel and Joan of Henry IV in chief, and by
Anne of the king in chief.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Somerset.
The like to the following : —
The escheator in the county of Wilts.
The escheator in the county of Gloucester and the adjacent
march of Wales.
The escheator in the county of Berks.
The escheator in the county of Salop and the adjacent march
of Wales.
The escheator in the county of York.
The escheator in the county of Hereford and the adjacent
march of Wales.
The escheator in the county of Stafford.
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Dec. 3. Commission to Hugh Erdeswyk, esquire, William Lee of Aston
Westminster. an(j Humphrey Cotes jointly and severally to inquire by the oath
of upright and lawful men of the county of Stafford what lands,
goods and chattels Thomas Swynerton, esquire, who has been
outlawed, held in the said county on the day of the promulgation
of outlawry, or ever afterwards, of what yearly value the lands
are and of what price the goods and chattels, by whom the issues,
profits and revenues of the lands have been taken from the day
of the promulgation of outlawry, to whose hands the goods and
chattels have come, and in whose hands they still are ; and to
seize the lands, goods and chattels into the king's hands and to
keep them safely.
MEMBRANE 7.
Nov. 10. Order to the escheator in the county of Cornwall ; — pursuant
Westminster, (i) to an inquisition taken before him showing that John
Carmynowe, esquire, on the day of his death held no lands of
Henry IV in chief, in demesne or in service, in the said county,
but that one William Carmynowe, esquire, father of the said
John, was seised in his demesne as of fee, among other things,
of the manor of Tamerton Seynt Mary, co. Cornwall, and gave
and granted two-thirds of the said manor to Alice late the wife
of Ralph Carmynowe, knight, deceased, brother of the said
William, for term of her life, by virtue of which gift and grant
Alice (who still survives) is seised thereof ; and that afterwards
William died, after whose death a third part of the manor
descended to the said John, as William's son and heir ; and that
John, being thus seised thereof, assigned a third part of the said
third part, among other things, to his mother Margaret late the
wife of the said William, in dower ; and that John died seised
of two-thirds of the said third part in his demesne as of fee ; and
that John held the said manor on the day of his death of the
king, then prince of Wales and duke of Cornwall, as of his castle
of Launceneton, as of his duchy of Cornwall, by knight service ;
and that Thomas Carmynowe brother of the said John is the
uncle and next heir of John son and heir of the said John
Carmynowe, and of full age ; and (2) to another inquisition
taken before him showing that the said two-thirds of the third
part came to the king's hand, while he was prince, by the death
of the said John Carmynowe and by reason of the minority of the
said John the son ; and (3) to another inquisition taken before him
showing that the said Margaret died so seised of the said third part
of the third part, after whose death the said third part of the third
part descended to John the son as son and heir of the said John
Carmynowe ; and that afterwards John son of John died seised
thereof ; — to cause the said Thomas to have full seisin of the
said two-thirds and third of the said third part of the manor of
Tamerton Seynt Mary, which by the death of the said John
Carmynowe and Margaret and by reason of the minority of John
son of John game to the king's hand and are still in the king's
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1420. Membrane 7 — cont.
hand ; as the king has taken the fealty of Thomas and for one
mark paid in the hanaper has respited his homage until Easter
next.
Dec. 18. Commitment to John Staverton, Nicholas Bury, Thomas
Westminster. Wysman, clerk, and Thomas Russell of London, ' fysshmonger,' —
by mainprise of John Stratton of London and William Wenf erthing
of the county of Norfolk, — of the keeping of the alien priory of
Cretyng and Everdon with all appurtenances, lately assigned in
dower to Joan queen of England and now seized into the king's
hands for certain causes ; to hold the same from Michaelmas
last for as long as the priory shall remain in the king's hand,
rendering 30Z. by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas,
maintaining the divine services, maintaining all houses, enclosures
and buildings, and supporting all other charges incumbent on
the priory.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Oct. 26. Order to William Orwell, mayor and escheator of Calais ; —
Westminster, pursuant to an inquisition taken before him showing that Henry
Meryfeld of Calais on the day of his death held of the king in
chief in his demesne as of fee a messuage and 9 cottages lying in
the said town in the parish of St. Mary in a street called
' Fissherstret ' by service and rents of 31s. Qd. and one watch a
year for the protection and safe-keeping of the town ; 6 other
cottages, sometime of William Salesbury, lying in the said town
and parish towards the north walls of the town, by service and
rents of Us. a year ; 2 other cottages with a toft adjacent in
the said town and parish in a street called ' Hallyngstret,' by
service and rent of 17s. 2d. a year ; 3 other messuages lying in
the said town and parish upon the corner of a street called
' Foxtonstret,' by service and rents of I2d. and one watch a
year ; one other messuage, called ' Le Storehous,' with 2 other
messuages and 16 other cottages and a garden adjacent to the said
messuages, in the said town and parish in a street called ' Begyn-
stret ' and in a street which leads towards the church of St. Mary,
by service of four watches a year ; one other messuage and 8
other cottages in the said town and parish in a street called
' Wolporterstret,' on the east side, by service and rents of 6s. Sd.
and one watch a year ; one other messuage and 3 other cottages
in the said town and parish in the said street on the west side,
by service and rents of 6s. 8d. a year ; one principal messuage
called ' Le Sterre ' with one other messuage adjacent and with
4 cottages, called ' Toffalles,' annexed to the said principal
messuage, lying in the said town and parish upon the corner of a
street called ' Lanternestret ' (in which principal messuage the
said Henry used to dwell), by service and rents of 53s. 4d. a year
and one watch ; 4 other messuages with a toft adjacent lying in
the said town and parish near ' Lanternegate ' towards the north
walls of the town, by service and rents of 6s. 6rf. a year and one
watch ; a yearly rent of 13s. 4d. issuing from 2 messuages which
8 HENRY V.
367
1420. Membrane, 1 — cont.
John Mnlso and Robert Myte hold in the said town and parish
in a street called ' Foxtonstret,' rent free ; and a yearly rent of
205. issuing from a messuage which John Warwyk holds in the
said town and parish in a street called ' Wolporterstret,' rent
free ; and that John Fourneux the elder of Merifeld, co. York,
is the uncle of the said Henry and his next heir, to wit the brother
of John Fourneux alias Merifeld the father of Henry, and of full
age ; — to cause the said John Fourneux the elder, whose fealty
the king has ordered to be taken by the abbot of Kirkstall
(de CristalV) to have full seisin of the messuages, cottages, tofts
and rent aforesaid, as the king for 20s. paid in the hanaper has
respited his homage until Easter next.
Oct. 21. Order to the escheator in the county of Northumberland ; —
Westminster, pursuant to an inquisition made by him showing that Margaret
late the wife of Patrick Sampson died seised in her demesne as
of fee of a messuage and a virgate of land in Bamburgh held of
the king by service of 13,s. 4rf. payable yearly to the king by the
hands of the sheriff of Northumberland for all services ; and
that Margaret held no other lands, of the king in chief or of others,
in the said county on the day of her death ; and that Richard
Sampson son of the said Margaret is her next heir, and 30 years
of age and more ; — to take the fealty of the said Richard and
cause him to have full seisin of the said messuage and land.
Dec. 29. Order to the escheator in the counties of Nottingham and
Westminster. Derby to take into the king's hand and keep safely until further
order all the lands in his bailiwick whereof Robert Swyllyngton,
' chivaler,' who held of the king in chief was seised in his demesne
as of fee on the day of his death, and to make inquisition touching
his lands and heir ; as the late escheator, to whom a like order
was given, was removed from his office before he had executed
the king's writ.
Dec. 9. Order to the escheator in the county of Buckingham to cause
Westminster. Thomas Rufford, son and heir of Thomas Rufford, to have full
seisin of all the lands which his father held of the king in chief or
was seised of in his demesne as of fee on the day of his death, as
the king has taken his fealty and for 105. paid in the hanaper
,has respited his homage until Easter next.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Oxford.
MEMBRANE 6.
Dec. 8. Commitment to Elizabeth late the wife of John Inglesthorp,
Westminster, knight, — by niainprise of Nicholas Tunwell of London, ' grocer,'
and Gilbert Pulhani of the* county of Suffolk,— of the keeping
of the manor of Reynham, co. Norfolk, late of the said John who
held of the king in 'chief by knight service, which is in the king's
hand by the death of John and by reason of the minority of
368 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1420. Membrane 6 — cont.
Thomas his son and heir ; to hold the same from Michaelmas
last until the lawful age of the said heir, and so from heir to heir
until one of them shall have attained full age, rendering 10L
yearly by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas ; with clause
touching maintenance of houses, enclosures and buildings, and
support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Dec. 14. Order to the escheator in the county of Wilts ; — pursuant to
Westminster. an inquisition taken before John Persons, late escheator, showing
that Oliver Cervyngton, son and heir of Oliver Cervyngton,
esquire, on the day of his death held a messuage in Chelworthe
in his demesne as of fee of the king in chief by service of grand
serjeanty and by paying 18s. yearly to the king at Michaelmas ;
and that David Cervyngton, brother of the said Oliver the son, is his
next heir and of full age ; — to take the fealty of David and cause
him to have full seisin of the said messuage, as the king for 6s. Sd.
paid in the hanaper has respited his homage until Easter next.
II — 1 .
Jan. 28. Commitment to Robert Roos, ' chivaler,' — by mainprise of
Westminster. Richard Denton of Denton and John Toft of Toft, both of the
county of Lincoln, — of the keeping of the county of Lincoln from
Michaelmas last in terms as above [p. 168] ; the former commit-
ment [p. 358 above] notwithstanding.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Feb. 20. Commitment to William Lee of Aston, — by mainprise of Robert
Westminster. Whitegreve of Stafford, ' gentilman,' and John Myners of
Uttoxatre, ' gentilman,' — of the keeping of all the lands late of
John Stafford, esquire, who on the day of his death held of
Humphrey son and heir of Edmund late earl of Stafford, a minor
in the king's ward, in chief by knight service ; to hold the same
from the time of the death of the said John Stafford until the
lawful age of John his son and heir, together with the marriage
of the said heir, and so from heir to heir until one of them shall
have attained full age and the marriage shall have been duly
effected, rendering yearly for the keeping the true extent thereof
or as much as may be agreed upon between him and the treasurer,
and for the marriage as much as may likewise be agreed upon, and
finding fit maintenance for the heir ; with clause touching
maintenance of houses, enclosures and buildings, and support of
charges. By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated on surrender.
Feb. 28. Commitment to Joan late the wife of Thomas Romesye,
Westminster, 'chivaler,' and Nicholas Thorley, — by mainprise of Nicholas
Horton of the county of York, esquire, and Thomas Alcestre of
the county of Southampton, — of the keeping of two-thirds of a
moiety of the manor of Fernham, co. Southampton, and of
two-thirds of a moiety of the manor of Combe Bisset, co. Wilts,
which moieties the said Thomas Romesye on the day of his death
8 HENRY V. 360
1421. Membrane 6 — cont.
held of the king in chief, and which are in the king's hands by
the death of the said Thomas Romesye and by reason of the
minority of Joan his daughter and heir ; to hold the same from
the time of the death of the said Thomas until the full age of
the said heir, and so from heir to heir until one of them shall
have attained full age, rendering the extent thereof, or as much as
may be agreed upon between them and the treasurer, yearly at the
Exchequer by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas ; with
clause touching maintenance of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of the treasurer.
Jan. 26. Commitment to Richard Skelton, — by mainprise of William
Westminster. Louther of the county of Cumberland and Henry Lyndeby of the
county of Nottingham, — of the keeping of two-thirds of the
manor of Norton under Hamedon, co. Somerset, late of Thomas
de la Pole, ' chivaler,' who held of the king in chief on the day of
his death, which is in the king's hand by the death of Thomas
and by reason of the minority of Thomas his son and heir ; to
hold the same, together with all profits and commodities pertaining
to the said two-thirds, from Michaelmas last until the lawful age
of the said heir and so from heir to heir until one of them shall
have attained full age, rendering 111. 17s. 6fd. yearly by equal
portions at Easter and Michaelmas.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the deputy of Henry
Fitz Hugh, ' chivaler, ' the treasurer.
Feb. 26. Order to the escheator in the county of Surrey to take the
Westminster, fealty of Joan late the wife of William Weston of the county of
Sussex, one of the sisters and heirs of Thomas de Wyntereshull,
make a partition into two equal parts of all the lands which
belonged to the said Thomas on the day of his death, and cause
the said Joan, and William Basset and Agnes his wife, the other
sister and heir of the said Thomas, to have full seisin of the
pourparties of Joan and Agnes respectively, as the king has taken
the homage of Joan and the fealty of William Basset for the
pourparties of Joan and Agnes of all the lands which the said
Thomas held of the king in chief in his demesne as of fee tail on
the day of his death ; provided always that each of the said
heirs and parceners have in her pourparty a share of the lands
which are held of the king in chief, and so be the king's tenant.
By p.s. [974].
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of
Southampton, omitting the taking of fealty.
Feb. 18. Order to the escheator in the county of Wilts ; — pursuant to
Westminster, an inquisition taken before John Persons, late escheator, showing
that Joan late the wife of John atte Nende of Wilton on the day
of her death held of the king in chief in her demesne as of fee a
messuage, a carucate and a half of land (except a twentieth part
of an acre of land) and 10s. of rent in Muchelwvccheford by
Wt. 2416. F. 24.
370 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1421. Membrane 6 — cont.
service of keeping a moiety of the forest of Grovele, to wit,
' Le Northbailly ' as the bounds of Grymesdych divide the said
forest, and by service of rendering 25., of serjeanty, to the king
at his castle of Old Sarum, yearly at Michaelmas by the hands of
the sheriff of Wilts for the time being ; and that the said Joan
on the day of her death claimed to have, and ought to have had,
a certain estover of ' housbote,' ' haybote,' ' fuyrbote ' and fern
(fiugeriam) in the said forest, sufficient for her own use, quietly
at every season of the year by view of the keeper of the forest or
his lieutenant, as pertaining to the said messuage and land, and
also common of second pasture in the said forest for her animals
of every kind except sheep and goats, at every season of the year,
except in the forbidden month, quietly without giving anything
of her own, as pertaining to the said messuage and land ; and
that Edith the wife of John Stone of Bathe and Agnes the wife of
John Dikeman of Wilton are the kinswomen and next heirs of the
said Joan, to wit, the sisters of Thomas Stabbere the father of
Joan, and of full age ; — to take the fealty of the said John and
John, and cause John and Edith and John and Agnes to have full
seisin of the said messuage and land (with exception as above).
14.20 MEMBRANE 5.
Nov. 27. Order to the escheatcjr in the county of Gloucester and the
Westminster, adjacent march of Wales ; — pursuant (1) to an inquisition taken
before Robert Gilbert, late escheator, showing that James
Durburgh. died seised in his demesne as of fee of certain lands in
Magor in the said march which make the manor of Magor ; and
that the said manor is held of the king in chief by knight service ;
and that John, his son, then a minor, was the next heir of the
said James ; and (2) to another inquisition taken before Guy
Whityngton, late escheator, showing that the said manor, by
name of certain lands in the said march, came to the king's
hands by the death of the said James and by reason of the
minority of the said John, who lately died a minor in the king's
ward ; and that Ralph Durburgh is John's uncle and next heir,
to wit, the brother of James the father of John, and of full age ; —
to take the fealty of Ralph and cause him to have full seisin of
the manor, as the king for one mark paid in the hanaper has
respited his homage until Trinity next.
Nov. 26. Order to the escheator in the county of Dorset ; — pursuant to
Westminster, an inquisition taken before John Welyngton, late escheator,
showing that John Haym on the day of his death held the
bailiwick of fee forester in the forest of Gillyngham in fee and
right as of fee tail by a fine levied in the court of Uplward II
before William de Bereford and his fellows, justices, between
William Haym and Alice his wife, the grandfather and grand-
mother of the said John Haym, querents, and William de Buggele
and Amice his wife, deforciants, touching the said bailiwick, by
which William de Buggele and Amice granted the said bailiwick,
8 HENRY V. 371
Membrane 5 — cont.
by name of the bailiwick of the forestership of the forest of
Gillyngham, to William Haym and Alice, and the heirs of their
bodies, to hold the same of the king and his heirs by the services
which pertain to the said bailiwick, with remainder in default
of such heirs to the right heirs of William Haym ; and that after
the death of the said William and Alice, and of Godfrey their son
and heir, the said bailiwick descended to the said John Haym as
Godfrey's son and heir ; and that the bailiwick is held of the
king by the serjeanty of keeping the forest and park of Gillyngham,
taking for the said keeping the fees customarily taken from of
old ; and that John Haym died without heir of his body ; and
that William Bydyk and Baldwin Thornhull are the kinsmen and
next heirs of the said John, by the form of the aforesaid fine, to
wit, William Bydyk, the son of Godfrey Bydyk the son of
Margaret the elder daughter of the said William Haym and Alice
and the sister of the said Godfrey Haym the father of John Haym,
and Baldwin the son of Alice the daughter of Isabel the younger
daughter of the said William Haym and Alice and the sister of
the said Godfrey the father of John Haym ; — to cause the said
William Bydyk and Baldwin, who are of full age, to have full
seisin of the said bailiwick, as the king for | mark paid in the
hanaper has respited their homage and fealty until Easter next.
Dec. 21. Commitment to Thomas Chaucer, — by mainprise of Thomas
Westminster. Haseley of the county of Oxford, ' gentilman,' and Thomas
Walsyngham of London, ' gentylman,' — of the marriage of Joan
the daughter and heir of Richard Arches, knight, who held of
the king in chief by knight service on the day of his death,
rendering for the said marriage, which belongs to the king by
the death of Richard and by reason of the minority of the heir,
as much as may be agreed upon between him and the treasurer.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Dec. 26. Order to the escheator in the county of Essex to take the
Westminster, fealty of John son and heir of John Doreward, esquire, and cause
him to have full seisin of all the lands which his father held of
the king in chief or was seised of in his demesne as of fee on the
day of his death, as the king for 205. paid in the hanaper has
respited his homage until Pentecost next ; saving to Isabel late
the wife of John the father her reasonable dower thereof.
1421.
Jan. 26. Commitment to John Hals, — by mainprise of William Tredege
Westminster. an(j David Urban of the county of Cornwall, — of the keeping of
all the lands late of John Urban, esquire, of Suthflete, co. Kent,
who held of the king in chief on the day of his death ; to hold
the same from the time of the death of the said John until the
lawful age of John his son and heir, together with the marriage
of the said heir, and so from heir to heir until one of them shall
have attained full age, and the marriage shall have been effected,
rendering for the keeping the extent thereof, or as much as may
be agreed upon between him and the treasurer, and for the
372 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 5 — cont.
marriage as much as may likewise be agreed upon, and finding
fit maintenance for the heir ; with clause touching maintenance
of houses, enclosures and buildings, and support of charges.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Jan. 28. Commitment (with like clause) to Thomas Aleyn and John Fray,
Westminster. — by mainprise of William Caundyssh, of London, ' mercer,' and
John Faunteleroy of London, ' mercer,' — of the keeping of (1) the
manors of Farnedisch and Henewyk, a messuage and 53| acres of
land in Henewyk, a messuage, 60 acres of wood, 60 acres of pasture,
4 carucates and a fourth part of a virgate of land in Harwold and
Henewik, co. Bedford, which by virtue of an inquisition taken before
the escheator in the said county and returned into the Exchequer
have come to the king's hands by the death of Eleanor late the
wife of John Teryngham, who held of the king in chief by knight
service on the day of her death, and by reason of the minority of
John Teryngham her son and heir, a minor in the king's ward ;
and (2) the manor of Pabenham, co. Bedford, which Joan late
the wife of Laurence de Pabenham held to herself and the heirs
of her body by Laurence, with reversion to the said John
Tiryngham, a minor in the king's ward, and which likewise has
come to the king's hands by virtue of the said inquisition by the
death of the said Joan, since she died without heir of her body
by the said Laurence, and by reason of the minority of the said
John ; to hold (1) from Michaelmas last for as long as the
premises shall remain in the king's hands for the cause aforesaid,
and (2) from the time of the death of Joan until the lawful age
of the said heir, and so from heir to heir until one of them shall
have attained full age ; rendering yearly for the keeping of the
said manors, lands, wood and pasture the extent thereof, or as
much as may be agreed upon between them and the treasurer.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
Vacated on surrender, since the king, on 11 November 9 Henry V,
pursuant to an agreement made between the said Thomas and John
Fray for the payment of a certain sum for the said keeping, committed
the keeping of the manors, messuages, lands, wood and pasture
aforesaid to the said Thomas and John Fray by a certain mainprise
and under a certain form in other letters contained. And so tJiese
letters are cancelled.
Commitment to Roger Spyce, — by mainprise of Robert
Syreston of the county of Nottingham and Thomas Cogeshale of
the county of Essex, — of the keeping of the manor of Black
Nottele, and of the manor of Chatham in the town of Great
Waltham, which have been taken into the king's hand by the death
of Alice late the wife of the said Roger, who held of the king, as of
the earl of Hereford, by knight service ; to hold the same from the
time of the death of Alice until the quinzaine of Easter next, so
that he answer at the Exchequer for the issues forthcoming in the
mean time, if they shall be adjudged to the king, and keep the said
manors in the mean time without waste and destruction,
S HENRY V. 373
1421. Membrane 5 — conl.
Jan. 24. Commitment to William Randolf, goldsmith, of London, and
Westminster. Thomas Stanes, draper, of London, — by mainprise of John
Wodecok of the county of Sussex and Robert Colneye of the
county of Hertford, — of the keeping of the alien priory of Lynton,
co. Cambridge, lately assigned in dower to Joan queen of England
and now for certain causes seized into the king's hands ; to hold
the same from Michaelmas last for ten years, if the said priory shall
remain for so long in the king's hand, rendering 50 marks yearly
for the keeping by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas,
maintaining the divine services, maintaining all houses, enclosures
and buildings, and supporting all other charges incumbent on
the said priory.
By bill of William Kynwolmerssh, the treasurer's deputy.
•i A of\ MEMBRANE 4.
Dec. 16. Order to the escheator in the county of Essex to cause John
Westminster. Falke of Hereford, the elder, and Katharine his wife, the sister and
heir of Philip Bokilton, esquire, to have full seisin of all the lands
which the said Philip held of the king in chief or was seised of in his
demesne as of fee on the day of his death, as the king has taken
the fealty of the said John Falke, and for 2 marks paid in the
hanaper has respited until Easter next the homage due from him
by reason of his having issue by Katharine.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Hereford
and the adjacent march of Wales.
The like to the following : —
The escheator in the county of Worcester.
The escheator in the county of Salop.
The escheator in the counties of Kent and Middlesex.
Dec. 4. Order to the escheator in the county of Warwick to take the
Westminster, fealty of (1) Thomas Ferrers, esquire, who has taken to wife
Elizabeth Frevill one of the sisters and heirs of Baldwin Frevill,
' chivaler,' son and heir of Baldwin Frevyll, ' chivaler,' the son
and heir of Baldwin Frevyll, knight, late the husband of Joyce
late the wife of Adam Peshale, knight, and (2) of Hugh Wylughby
of Wollaton, co. Nottingham, esquire, who has taken to wife
Margaret the second sister and heir of Baldwin son of Baldwin the
son of Baldwin ; make a partition into three equal parts of all
the lands which the said Joyce wife of Adam held in dower or
otherwise for life of the inheritance of the said Elizabeth and
Margaret and of Robert Aston, (a minor in the king's ward), son
and heir of Roger Aston, knight, and Joyce late his wife, the
third sister and heir of the said Baldwin the grandson ; and cause
Thomas and Elizabeth and Hugh and Margaret to have full
seisin of the pourparties of Elizabeth and Margaret respectively ;
as the king for 40s. paid in the hanaper has respited until Easter
next the homage due from Thomas and Hugh by reason of their
having issue by their said wives ; retaining Robert's pourparty
374 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1420. Membrane 4 — cont.
in the king's hand until further order ; provided always that
each of the heirs and parceners have a share of the lands which
are held of the king in chief, and so be the king's tenant.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Worcester,
omitting the taking of fealty.
The like to the following : — •
The escheator in the county of Hereford and the adjacent
march of Wales.
1421.
Feb. 7. Order to the escheator in the county of Wilts ; — pursuant to
Westminster. an inquisition taken before John Persons, late escheator, showing
that Edward III gave and granted the manor of Merden in the
said county to John Dauntesey, knight, and Joan his wife and
the heirs of their bodies ; and that afterwards the said John and
Joan had issue, one John Dauntesey, knight, and died ; after
whose death the said John Dauntesey, knight, entered the said
manor, as son and heir of the said John and Joan, and had issue
Walter Dauntesey, knight, deceased, and Joan the wife of John
Stradelyng, knight, and died so seised ; after whose death the
said Walter entered the said manor, as son and heir of the said
John Dauntesey, knight, the son, and died so seised without heir
of his body ; and that the manor is held of the king in socage
by rent of a rose yearly at Midsummer for all services ; and that
the said Joan the wife of John Stradlyng, knight, is Walter's
sister and next heir, and 25 years of age and more ; — to cause
the said John Stradlyng and Joan to have full seisin of the said
manor, as the king has taken John's fealty ; saving to Thornasia
late the wife of Walter her reasonable dower thereof.
Feb. 27. Order to the escheator in the county of Sussex ; — pursuant (1)
Westminster, to an inquisition taken before him, showing that Margaret late
the wife of Richard Fuyst on the day of her death held a toft
and 20 acres of land at Bradbrug in Bosham in her demesne as
of fee of the king in socage by service of a white capon, when the
king shall ride through the said land, for all service, and divers
lands in Bosham of another than the king ; and that William
Scardevyle is Margaret's son and next heir, and 30 years of age
and more ; and (2) to another inquisition taken before him
showing that the said Margaret on the day of her death held
40 acres of land and 4 acres of meadow in Bosham in her demesne
as of fee simple by hereditary right after the death of Richard
Wheglton, her father ; — to take the fealty of William and cause
him to have full seisin of the said toft and 20 acres of land ;
removing the king's hand from the said 40 acres of land and the
meadow, which are held of others than the king, if they are in
the king's hand for no other cause than the death of Margaret,
and delivering to William any issues taken therefrom since the
time of Margaret's death.
HENRY v. 375
1421. Membrane 4 — cont.
Jan. 26. Order to the escheator in the county of Northumberland ;—
Westminster, pursuant to an inquisition made by him, showing that William
Cramlyngton died seised in his demesne as of fee tail, to himself
and the heirs of his body, of the manor of Cramlyngton with its
hamlet of Whitlawe, which are held of the king in chief by
service of a sixth part of a knight's fee ; and that Agnes the wife
of John Hirnyng and Alice her sister arc William's daughters
and next heirs and of full age ; — to take the fealty of Alice and
John, make a partition of the manor and hamlet into two equal
parts, and cause Alice, and John and Agnes, to have full seisin
of the pourparties of Alice and Agnes respectively ; as the king
for \ mark paid in the hanaper has respited until Trinity next
the homage due from Alice.
MEMBRANE 3.
March 8. Order to John Burgh, escheator in the county of Leicester ; —
Westminster, pursuant to a certain inquisition taken before him, showing that
William de Leke, Thomas de Derby and Thomas de Assheby of
Quenby were lately seised in their demesne as of fee of the manor
of Kyrkeby Beler, 18 messuages, 7 tofts, 2 shops, 25 virgates of
land, 40 acres of meadow and 10/. of rent in Leycestre, Somerby,
Gouteby, Estwell, Hollewell, Abketelby, Melton, Thursyngton,
Grymeston, Thorp Sechevill and Little Dalby, and of the hundred
of Framland, co. Leicester ; and by a certain charter granted
and demised the same manor, lands and tenements, rents and
services, by name of the manor of Kyrkeby Beler, 18 messuages,
7 tofts, 2 shops, 25 virgates of land, 40 acres of meadow and 101.
of rent in Leycestre, Somerby, Gouteby, Estwell, Hollewell,
Abketelby, Melton, Thursyngton, Grymeston, Thorp Sechevill
and Little Dalby, and the hundred of Framland, co. Leicester,
to sir John de Eyllesford and Margaret then his wife and the heirs
of the body of Margaret (with the licence of Richard II touching
the said hundred), to wit, to the said John and Margaret by name
of John de Eylesford, ' chivaler,' and Margaret his wife ; by virtue
of which grant and demise the said John and Margaret were so
seised, to wit, the said John as of free tenement and Margaret
as of fee tail ; and that John died ; and that afterwards Margaret
died, after whose death Robert Swyllyngton, ' chivaler,' deceased,
as kinsman and heir of Margaret, to wit, the son of Roger de
Swyllyngton, ' chivaler,' the son of Margaret, entered into the
said manor, lands, rents and services and into the said hundred,
and was seised of the same in his demesne as of fee tail by the
form of the aforesaid gift, and so held the premises on the day
of his death in his demesne as of fee tail, to himself and the heirs
of his body ; and that the said hundred is held of the king at
fee farm by rendering 12/. 18s. 5%d. yearly at the Exchequer by
the hands of the sheriff of the county, the messuage and shops
in the town of Leycestre of the king as of the honour of Leycestre,
and the manor, the other messuages and the tofts, land, meadow
and rent of others than the king ; and that Margaret the wife
376 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
[421 Membrane 3 — cont.
of John Gra of Ingelby, co. Lincoln, ' chivaler,' daughter of the
said Roger, is Robert's sister and next heir, and of full age ; —
to cause the said John Gra and Margaret his wife to have full
seisin of the premises, as the king has taken the fealty due from
the said John Gra in this behalf, and for other lands in the county
of Norfolk.
Order to the escheator in the county of Norfolk ; — pursuant to
an inquisition taken before John Alderford, late escheator,
showing that one John Carbonell, esquire, was seised in his
demesne as of fee of the manor of Bruston, co. Norfolk, and with
licence from the king gave and granted the said manor to Roger
Swyllyngton, knight, and the heirs male of his body, with
remainder in default of such issue to the right heirs of Roger ;
by virtue of which gift and grant Roger was seised of the said
manor, and died ; after whose death the manor descended to
John de Swyllyngton, ' chivaler,' as Roger's son and heir, who
died so seised of the manor, except a third part of the same
which Joan late the wife of Roger then held, and still holds, in
dower of the endowment of Roger and of the assignment of John
de Swyllyngton ; and that after John's death the manor, except
the said third part, descended to Robert Swyllyngton, ' chivaler,'
as brother and heir of the said John de Swyllyngton, by the form
of the gift ; and that Robert died so seised of the said manor,
except a third part and the third part of two-thirds of the same
which Joan late the wife of the said John de Swyllyngton then
held, and still holds, in dower of the endowment of John and of
the assignment of Robert ; and that the said manor, with the
above exceptions, after the death of Robert belongs of right to
Margaret (who is of full age) the wife of John Graa, ' chivaler,'
as the daughter and heir of the said Roger, by virtue of the said
remainder, since Robert died without hen: male of his body ;
and that the whole manor is held of the king as of the crown by
service of a knight's fee ; — to cause the said John Graa and
Margaret to have full seisin of the said manor, with exceptions
as above, as the king has taken the fealty due from John in this
behalf.
March 8. Order to William Wilbram, escheator in the county of
Westminster. Nottingham ; — pursuant to an inquisition made by him, showing
that Robert Swyllyngton, ' chivaler,' on the day of his death
held the manor of Boneye in his demesne as of fee of the king in
chief as of the crown by service of two-thirds of a knight's fee ;
and that Ralph Crumwell, knight, the son of Ralph the son of
Ralph the son of Avice the sister of Roger the father of Margaret,
the mother of Roger the father of the said Robert, is Robert's
kinsman and next heir, and of full age ; — to cause the said Ralph
to have full seisin of the said manor, as the king for one mark
paid in the hanaper has respited his homage and fealty until
Pentecost next.
(377)
9 HENRY V.
[Letters etc. dated on and after 1 July in this year are tested by John
duke of Bedford, guardian of England.]
•noi MEMBRANE 30.
1421.
March 24. Order to the escheator in the county of Salop and the adjacent
Westminster, march of Wales to take into the king's hand and keep safely until
further order all the lands in his bailiwick whereof Edward
Charleton of Powys, ' chivaler,' who held of the king in chief,
was seised in his demesne as of fee on the day of his death ; and
to make inquisition touching his lands and heir.
The like orders touching the lands of the following persons,
addressed to the escheators in the counties named : —
[The same Edward] ; London (William Caumbrigge, mayor
and escheator).
Thomas de Camoys, ' chivaler '; Cambridge and Huntingdon ;
Southampton ; Essex ; Surrey ; Northampton ; Norfolk ;
Oxford and Berks.
Agnes late the wife of John Lye, who held certain lands for
term of her life of the inheritance of John son and heir of
Nicholas Lye the son and heir of the said John Lye, a
minor in the king's ward ; Wilts.
Hugh Standyssh, esquire ; York.
April 18.
Westminster.
April 18.
Westminster.
April 6.
York.
April 18.
Westminster.
April 20.
Westminster.
April 24.
Westminster.
April 28.
Westminster.
May 7.
Westminster.
May 8.
Westminster.
May 12.
Westminster.
May 23.
Westminster.
Gilbert Umfrevill, ' chivaler ' ; York ; Northumberland ;
Lincoln.
Robert Derby ; Somerset and Dorset.
Thomas del Strother ; Northumberland.
John de Veer, ' chivaler ' ; Cambridge ; Essex.
Thomas Marny, ' chivaler ' ; Cornwall ; Essex ; Oxford ;
Buckingham ; London (William Cambrigge, mayor and
escheator).
Robert Brent, knight ; Essex ; Southampton and Wilts ;
Somerset.
Edmund Cressy of Whethamstede ; Hertford.
Maud late the wife of Ralph Basset of Chedle, esquire,
who (que) held by knight service of the heir of Edmund
late earl of Stafford and tenant of Henry IV in chief, a
minor in the king's ward ; Stafford.
Robert Sousex ; Rutland.
378
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1421.
May 21.
Westminster.
May 28.
Westminster.
June 5.
Westminster.
May 14.
Westminster.
June 5.
Westminster.
June 30.
Westminster.
June 5.
Westminster .
April 20.
Westminster.
July 5.
Westminster.
July 8.
Westminster.
July 18.
Westminster.
April 18.
Westminster.
Aug. 2.
Daventry.
Sept. 4.
Auckland.
Sept. 24.
Welehalle.
Membrane 30 — cont.
Thomas de Woclhill, ' chivaler ' ; Wilts ; Bedford ;
Northampton.
John Urban ; Cornwall.
John Arundell of Arundell, ' chivaler ' ; Gloucester and the
adjacent march of Wales ; Norfolk ; London (William
Cambrigge, mayor and escheator) ; Kent ; Surrey and
Sussex ; Cambridge and Huntingdon ; Salop and the
adjacent march of Wales ; Wilts ; Somerset and Dorset.
Margaret late the wife of John Cole of Nytheway ; Devon.
Margaret late the wife of Edward Latymer, esquire ;
Northampton ; Leicester.
John lord de Roos ; Sussex ; Kent ; London (William
Caumbrigg, mayor and escheator) ; Essex and Hertford ;
Buckingham ; Northampton ; Salop ; Leicester ; Notting-
ham and Derby ; York ; city of York (the mayor and
escheator) ; Lincoln ; city of Lincoln (the mayor and
escheator) ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
William Calthorp, ' chivaler ' ; Norfolk and Suffolk ; Essex.
Joan late the wife of Nicholas Grene of Exton ; Rutland.
Thomas duke of Clarence ; York ; Lincoln ; Middlesex.
John Gray, ' chivaler ' ; Northumberland.
Agnes late the wife of Thomas Thorp ; Wilts.
John Sachevile ; Devon.
Thomas Archedekene ; Cornwall.
John Raynes, esquire ; Wilts.
John Lumle, ' chivaler ' ; Northumberland ; Cumberland
and Westmoreland ; York ; county palatine of Lancaster
(the chancellor).
Mark Huse, esquire ; Kent.
Joan late the wife of Nicholas Grene of Exton ; Huntingdon.
John de Welle, ' chivaler ' ; Lincoln ; Essex ; Northampton ;
Northumberland ; city of Lincoln (the mayor and
escheator).
Eleanor late the wife of John Fitz William, ' chivaler ' ;
York ; Nottingham and Derby.
MEMBRANE 29.
Sept. 20. Marmaduke de More, esquire, who held by knight service of
York. Thomas the brother and heir of John late lord de Roos, who
held of the king in chief, a minor in the king's ward ; York.
Hugh Thorp, esquire, who held by knight service of Thomas
the brother and heir of John late lord de Roos, who held
of the king in chief, a minor in the king's ward ; York.
0 HENRY V.
379
1421.
Oct. 9.
Westminster.
Oct. 1.
Westminster.
Oct. 1.
Westminster.
Oct. 21.
Westminster.
Oct. 14.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Nov. 20.
Westminster.
Nov. 26.
Westminster.
Dec. 5.
Westminster.
Dec. 4.
Westminster.
Dec. 16.
Westminster.
Dec. 22.
Westminster.
Dec. 30.
Westminster.
1422.
Jan. 13.
Westminster.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Membrane 29 — cont.
John Bulmer, esquire, who held by knight service of Thomas
the brother and heir of John late lord de ROOK, who
held of the king in chief, a minor in the king's ward ;
York.
William Shelton, esquire ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
Annis late the wife of Thomas late lord de Bardolf ; Norfolk
and Suffolk.
Richard Grevell, esquire ; Oxford.
Robert Waldeshelf ; Huntingdon ; Bedford.
William Greneham who held by knight service of the heir of
Edmund, late earl of Stafford and tenant in chief of Henry
IV, a minor in the king's ward ; Buckingham.
Margaret late the wife of Edward Latymer, esquire ; Devon.
Thomas late duke of Clarence ; Salop and the adjacent march
of Wales.
William de Brynnesley ; Nottingham.
William WTason, esquire ; Somerset.
John Kendale ; Somerset and Dorset.
Hugh Stafford, ' chivaler ' ; London (Robert Chichele,
mayor and escheator).
John Inkepenne ; Worcester.
John Pympe, esquire ; Kent.
Isabel late the wife of Richard de la Mare, esquire, late the
wife of John Eynseford of Tolyngton, knight ; Gloucester
and the adjacent march of Wales ; Hereford and the
adjacent march of Wales.
Philip atte Oke, esquire ; Suffolk.
John Hastyng ; Devon.
John Cokefeld who held by knight service of the heir of
Richard de Veer, late earl of Oxford and a tenant of the
king in chief, a minor in the king's ward ; Essex.
Maud late the wife of John Sauvage, ' chivaler ' ; Stafford.
Joan late the wife of Thomas Beaumond ; Devon ; Cornwall.
Richard Lely of Drax ; York.
Nicholas Beynton ; Somerset ; Southampton and Wilts ;
Sussex.
John Staunton ; Leicester ; Derby.
John de Cotes, esquire ; Lincoln.
380
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 29 — cont.
John Fitz William, esquire ; York ; Nottingham and Derby.
John Manfeld ; Lincoln. ,
William Huton of The Forest ; Cumberland.
John Hawelay ; Northumberland.
Joan late the wife of Robert Conyers, ' chivaler ' ;
Northumberland.
John de Legh, esquire ; Kent ; Essex.
John Cobham ; Kent.
Joan late the wife of Thomas Courtenay, esquire ; Devon
and Cornwall.
Joan late the wife of Hugh Wyloughby ; Nottingham and
Derby.
Thomas Dymmok, ' chivaler * ; Lincoln ; Oxford ; Middlesex.
Edmund Seymour, ' chivaler ' ; Gloucester and the adjacent
march of Wales ; Somerset ; Leicester.
Christian late the wife of John Middelton, ' chivaler ' ;
Northumberland .
Scr' usque hue.
MEMBRANE 24.
March 24. Commission during pleasure to Walter Provost and John
Westminster. Persones to levy and collect in person in the ports of Melcombe and
Waymouth and in all adjacent ports and places, after inspection
of the merchandise, the subsidy which in the Parliament held at
Westminster on the Monday after the feast of All Saints, 3 Henry
V, was granted to the king from Michaelmas 3 [recte 4] Henry V,
for life, for the safe-keeping of the sea, to wit, 35. on every tun
of wine for import and export (the king's prise only excepted),
and I2d. in the pound on all merchandise for import and export
(except wools, hides and woolfells, and wine, and except every
kind of corn and flour and fresh fish and beasts for export*, and
except ale and victuals for export for the victualling of Calais and
HareHieu and the marches there) ; and to answer at the Exchequer
for the moneys forthcoming. By bill of the treasurer.
1422.
Feb. 16.
Westminster.
Feb. 13.
Westminster.
Feb. 28.
Westminster.
March 8.
Westminster.
March 12.
Westminster.
March 18.
Westminster.
March 19.
Westminster.
March 18.
Westminster.
May 24.
Westminster.
July 5.
Westminster.
July 12.
Westminster.
Sept. 29.
Westminster.
The like to the following in the ports and places named : —
William Mohun and John Pytte ; in the port of Bryggewater
and in all adjacent ports and places. By bill of the treasurer.
Roger Thornton and William ChaunceUer ; in the port of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
John Gunne and Richard Dynt ; in the port of Briggewater
and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
William Estfeld and Thomas Walsyngham ; in the port of
London and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
* import. Rot. Parl. IV. 64.
9 HENRY V.
381
1421.
Oct. 17.
Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Dec. 19.
Westminster.
1422.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
March 12.
Westminster.
1421.
March 24.
Westminster.
May 24.
Westminster.
July 5.
Westminster.
July 12.
Westminster.
Oct. 17.
Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Dec. 19.
Westminster.
1422.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
March 12.
Westminster.
1421.
April 21.
Westminster.
Membrane 24 — cont.
William Catton and John Exton ; in the port of Chichester and
in all adjacent ports and places. By bill of the treasurer.
John Haweley and John Pollowe ; in the ports of Exeter and
Dertemuth and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
John Hillary and John Persones ; in the ports of Melcombe
and Waymouthe and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
John Tham worth and John Exton in the port of Chichester and
in all adjacent ports and places. By bill of the treasurer.
John Bedford and Thomas Marchall ; in the port of
Kyngeston-upon-Hull and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
Commission during pleasure to Walter Provost and John
Persones to levy and collect in the ports of Melcombe and
Waymouth and in all adjacent ports and places the custom on
wools, hides and woolfells which is due to the king of his
inheritance ; and to keep the ' coket ' seal in the said ports ;
answering at the Exchequer for the moneys forthcoming.
By bill of the treasurer.
The like to the following in the ports and places named : —
William Mohun and John Pitte ; in the port of Briggewater
and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
Roger Thornton and William Chaunceller ; in the port of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
John Gunne and Richard Dynt ; in the port of Briggewater
and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
William Catton and John Exton ; in the port of Chichester and
in all adjacent ports and places. By bill of the treasurer.
John Haweley and John Pollowe ; in the ports of Exeter
and Dertemuth and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
John Hillary and John Persones ; in the ports of Melcombe
and Waymouthe and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
John Thamworth and John Exton ; in the port of Chichester
and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
John Bedford and Thomas Marchall ; in the port of
Kyngeston-upon-Hull and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
Commitment to Richard Hore, clerk, and John Nonyngton,
esquire, — by mainprise of Richard Pelabere, knight, and Walter
382 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 24 — cont.
Bullymore, both of the county of Hereford, — of the keeping of
the manor of Almaly, co. Hereford, a messuage built at Oldecastell,
a ruinous water-mill and 3s. 4*2. of rent of assize from divers
tenants there, a messuage and a carucate of land at Upcote and
3s. 4d. of rent of assize from divers tenants there, a parcel of
meadow at Wotton, a ruinous messuage and a carucate of land
at Ayley, a ruinous messuage and 30 acres of arable land at
Kynley, a ruinous messuage, 120 acres of arable land, 2 acres of
meadow and 2 acres of pasture at Holmer, 2 messuages, a parcel
of meadow, called ' Oldecastell medowe,' and 2 acres of arable
land at Webbeley, 2 shops in the butchery within the city of
Hereford, a messuage containing 3 shops with a chamber over,
and a garden adjacent, at ' Le Westekalerns ' of the monastery
of Hereford, a cellar with a chamber over, annexed to the aforesaid
messuage, and a messuage called ' Forboresyn ' within the said
city, — which came to the king's hands by reason of the forfeiture
of John Oldecastell, knight, and are still in the king's hand ; — to
hold the same from Easter last for 12 years, rendering by equal
portions at Michaelmas and Easter the 30Z. 14s. 5d. for which the
escheator there was wont to answer, and an increment of Qs.Sd. ;
with clause touching maintenance of buildings and support of
charges. By bill of the treasurer.
April 21. Commitment to Roger Spyce, — by mainprise of Robert
Westminster. Syreston of the county of Nottingham and Thomas Cogeshale of
the county of Essex, — of the keeping of the manor of Black
Nottele, and of the manor of Chatham in the town of Great
Waltham, which have been taken into the king's hand by the
death of Alice late the wife of the said Roger, who held of the
king, as of the earl of Hereford, by knight service ; to hold the
same from the time of the death of Alice until the quinzaine of
Trinity next ; so that he answer at the Exchequer for the issues
forthcoming in the mean time, if they shall be adjudged to the
king, and keep the said manors in the mean time without waste
and destruction.
May 8. Commitment to John Harpur,— by mainprise of Humphrey
Westminster. Cotes and John Breton, both of the county of Stafford, — of the
keeping of a messuage and a virgate of land and meadow in
Hanyzate, and of a fourth part of a virgate of land, with a toft
adjacent, in Little Heywode, co. Stafford, which Ralph Tebbe of
Heywode held in right of Margaret his wife, and which are in the
king's hand by reason of the outlawry promulgated against the
said Ralph for the death of John Stokes of Heywode ; to hold
the same from Michaelmas last for as long as the premises
shall remain in the king's hand for the cause aforesaid, rendering
yearly the 20s. at which the premises are extended, and an
increment of 3s. 4d. ; with clause touching maintenance of
houses, enclosures and buildings, and support of charges.
By bill of the treasurer,
9 HENRY V.
383
1421. MEMBRAXE 23.
March 24. Commission during pleasure to Walter Provost and John
Westminster. Persones to levy and collect in person in the ports of Melcombo
and Waymouth and in all adjacent ports and places (1) the
customs granted to Edward I by foreign and alien merchants in
return for certain liberties and immunities, and the custom and
subsidy which by the statute published in the Parliament held at
Westminster, 1 1 Henry IV, all such alien merchants are to pay for
garments made for export from cloths of scarlet, ' sangwyn ' and
other colours of the whole or the half grain, and also from cloths
dyed in grain, and all other cloths of wool, which have been cut,
according to the rate and quantity of the same ; (2) the subsidy
on wools, hides and woolfells, to wit, on each sack of wool 43s. 4d.
from denizens and 60s. from aliens, on every 240 woolfells the
like amounts, and on each last of hides 100,?. from denizens and
8 marks from aliens ; and (3) the custom on cloths of wool and
worsted made in England for export to foreign parts ; and to
keep the ' coket ' seal in the said ports ; answering at the
Exchequer for the moneys forthcoming. By bill of the treasurer.
May 24.
Westminster.
July 5.
Westminstor.
July 12.
Westminster.
Oct. 17.
Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Dec. 19.
Westminster.
1422.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
March 12.
Westminster.
1421.
April 24.
Westminster.
The like to the following in the ports and places named :—
William Mohun and John Pitte ; in the port of Briggewater
and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
Roger Thornton and William Chaunceller ; in the port of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
John Gunne and Richard Dynt ; in the port of Briggewater
and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
William Catton and John Exton ; in the port of Chichester and
in all adjacent ports and places. By bill of the treasurer.
John Haweley and John Pollowe ; in the ports of Exeter and
Dertemuth and in all adjacent ports and places.
John Hillary and John Persones ; in the ports of Melcombe
and Waymouthe and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
John Thamworth and John Exton ; in the port of Chichester
and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
John Bedford and Thomas Marchall ; in the port of
Kyngeston-upon-Hull and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
Commitment of the county of Rutland to Thomas Burton,
' chivaler,' during pleasure, so that he answer at the Exchequer
as sheriff.
Order to the executors of the will of James Bellers, late sheriff,
to deliver the county to Thomas by indenture.
Order to all persons of the county to be intendant to Thomas
as sheriff.
384 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1422 Membrane 23 — cow/.
The like commitment to the following of the counties named : —
Jan. 2. John Bolne ; Surrey and Sussex.
Westminster.
1421. MEMBRANE 22.
May. 9. Order to the escheator in the county of Dorset to cause John
Westminster. Gambon gon of William Gambon and Cecily late his wife, the
kinsman and heir of Richard the son and heir of Richard the son and
heir of the said William and Cecily to have full seisin of all the lands
which the said William held on the day of his death in his demesne
as of fee and by the courtesy of England after the death of Cecily
of the right and inheritance of Richard son of William, and which
came to the hands of Richard II and to the king's hands, and are
still in the king's hand, by the death of William and by reason
of the minority of the said Richard and Richard, who lately died
minors in the king's ward ; as the king has taken the homage and
fealty of the said John Gambon for all the lands which William
held by the courtesy of England, of the right and inheritance
aforesaid, of Richard II in chief. By p.s. [1016].
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Cambridge.
The like to the escheator in the county of Norfolk.
May 8. Commitment to Nicholas Bury and Richard Hercy, — by
Westminster. mainprise of Henry Sturmer of the county of Norfolk and John
Curteys of the county of Suffolk, — of the keeping of a certain
plot of land included in the parish of St. Clement Danes without
the bar of the New Temple, London, adjoining the house of the
said Richard, (sometime of Walter Barbour and Joan his wife),
on the West and a certain small lane about 40| feet in length on
the East, of which plot one end (caput), containing about 25| feet,
abuts upon the highway towards the South and the other end,
containing about 24| feet, abuts upon a lane called ' Holweylane '
towards the North, the said plot containing in breadth, from the
aforesaid house to the said small lane, 25| feet and in length from
the said highway to the said lane called ' Holweylane/ 43 1 feet;
to hold the said plot to themselves and their assigns of the king
and his heirs from Michaelmas last for as long as the said plot
shall remain in the hands of the king and his heirs, rendering
3s. 4d. yearly by equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas
Exchequers. By bill of the treasurer.
May 16. Commitment to Geoffrey Mugge, esquire, — by mainprise of
Westminster. William Pomeray, esquire, and John Walk, both of the county
of Devon, — of the keeping of the manor of Milton Damarle, co.'
Devon, which is in the king's hand by reason of the minority of
Philip son of John Courtenay, knight, the kinsman and heir of
Richard Courteney late bishop of Norwich ; to hold the same from
Michaelmas last until the lawful age of the said heir, rendering
100*. yearly by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas ; with
clause touching maintenance of houses, enclosures and buildings,
and support of charges. By bill of the treasurer.
9 HENRY V. 385
1421. Membrane 22 — cont.
May 24. Commitment (with like clause) to William Dounebant, prior of
Westminster, the alien priory of Cowyk, co. Devon, Nicholas Poleyn, monk, and
John Hethfeld, clerk, — by mainprise of Nicholas Radeford and
John Speke, both of the county of Devon, — of the keeping of the
said priory with all its rights and appurtenances ; to hold the
same from Easter last for 20 years, rendering yearly by equal
portions at Michaelmas and Easter the 24 marks which the late
farmers used to render, and maintaining the divine services ; as
William Wonard and Thomas Leuesham, clerk, who still survive,
have surrendered into the Chancery for cancellation the letters
patent of 12 June, 8 Henry V, by which the king committed the
keeping of the said priory to them and to brother Peter de
Meneval, late prior, now deceased, for 20 years from Easter
then last past at a yearly farm of 24 marks [p. 340 above].
By bill of the treasurer.
May 19. Commitment to Thomas. Poge of the county of Nottingham
Westminster. and Geoffrey Kneyveton of the same county, — by mainprise of
Richard Hore of the county of Hereford and Henry Lyndeby of
the county of Nottingham, — of the keeping of a certain parcel
of uncultivated land (frisce) or pasture, containing one rood of
land, lying at the east gate of the hospital of St. John the Baptist,
Nottingham, within the new close of the same, which the master
of the said hospital holds without licence from the king ; to
hold the same from Easter last for 20 years, rendering the 3d. a
year at which the said parcel was extended before Henry Bothe,
late escheator, 4 Henry IV, and an increment of Id., at Easter
and Michaelmas equally. By bill of the treasurer.
May 23. Commitment to John Clypsham and Richard Hore, — by
Westminster, mainprise of Edmund Morys of the county of Hereford and John
Elderbek of the county of Essex, — of the keeping of the alien
priory of New Abbey by Alberbury, with all its appurtenances ;
to hold the same from Easter last for 20 years, if it shall remain
for so long in the king's hand, rendering the 40 marks which
John Wele and Henry Yoksale, the last farmers, rendered, yearly
by equal portions at Michaelmas and Easter, and maintaining
the divine services ; with clause touching maintenance of houses,
enclosures and buildings, and support of charges.
By bill of the treasurer.
May 30. Commitment (with like clause) to Richard Restwold, the
Westminster, younger, — by mainprise of William Normanville and Thomas
Fayrefax, both of the county of York, — of the keeping of the
manor of Horndon, co. Essex, which is held of the king in chief
by knight service ; to hold the same from Easter last for as long
as the manor shall remain in the king's hands by the death of
Thomas Malgrave and by reason of the minority of Richard his
son and heir, rendering 10 marks yearly by equal portions at the
Wt. 2416. F. 25.
386 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 22 — cont.
Michaelmas and Easter Exchequers, and finding fit maintenance
for the heir. By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated on surrender, since the king, on 20 February in the
present year, by a certain mainprise, granted to the said Richard
Restwold the keeping of the said manor and also the keeping of all
the lands besides, with all their appurtenances, in Horndon and
elsewhere in the county of Essex, that are in the king's hand by
the death of Elizabeth late the wife of the said Thomas Malgrave
and by reason of the minority of the said Richard the son of Thomas
and son and heir of the said Elizabeth ; to hold the same under a
certain form. And so these letters are cancelled.
May 31. Order to the escheator in the county of Cambridge to make a
Westminster, partition into three equal parts of all the lands in his bailiwick late
of Elizabeth late the wife of John Thorp, which have been taken
into the king's hand by her death, and to cause John Michell,
citizen of London, and Margaret his wife, one of the sisters and
heirs of the said Elizabeth, to have full seisin of Margaret's pour-
party, as the king has taken the homage and fealty due from John
by reason of his having issue by Margaret ; retaining in the king's
hand until further order the pourparties of Alice (Elizabeth's
second sister and heir) the wife of John Rodenhale, and John son
of John Burneman the son of Joan (Elizabeth's third sister and
heir), a minor in the king's ward ; provided always that each of
the heirs and parceners have a share of the lands which are held
of the king in chief, and so be the king's tenant. By p.s.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of
Northampton. By p.s.
Order to the escheator in the county of Surrey to cause John
Michell, citizen of London, and Margaret his wife, the sister and
heir of Elizabeth late the wife of John Thorp, to have full seisin
of all the lands in his bailiwick which the said Elizabeth held of
the king in chief or was seised of in her demesne as of fee on the
day of her death, as the king has taken the homage and fealty
due from John by reason of his having issue by Margaret.
By p.s. [1052.]
May 7. Order to the escheator in the county of Somerset ; — pursuant
Westminster. (1) to an inquisition taken before John Welyngton, late escheator,
showing that Margaret late the wife of John Blaket, ' chivaler,'
on the day of her death held no lands in the county of the king
in chief, but held the manor of Baudrippe together with the
advowson of the church of the manor in her demesne as of fee
of her inheritance, of Alice the daughter of Richard Seymour,
' chivaler,' and a minor in the king's ward, and a messuage, a
carucate of land and 4 acres of meadow in Chelton, a messuage,
a carucate of land and 10 acres of meadow in Wasshford, and 2
messuages, a carucate of land and 16 acres of meadow in Edyston,
of others than the king ; and that the said John and Margaret
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had issue a son named Edmund, so that the manor, messuages,
land and meadow aforesaid pertain to John, to hold by the
courtesy of England ; and (2) to another inquisition taken before
him, showing that the said Margaret on the day of her death
held the messuages, land and meadow aforesaid in her demesne
as of fee of her inheritance ; — to take the fealty of the said John
and deliver to him the said manor together with the issues taken
therefrom since the time of Margaret's death ; removing the king's
hand from the said messuages, land and meadow which are held
of others than the king, if they are in the king's hand for no
other cause than the death of Margaret, and delivering to John
any issues taken therefrom since the time of Margaret's death.
Vacated because elsewhere in the Close Roll of this year [Calendar
of Close Rolls, 1419-1422, p. 144].
MEMBRANE 21.
May 16. Order to the escheator in the county of Stafford; — pursuant
Westminster. (1) to an inquisition taken before Richard Norman, late escheator
of Henry IV, showing that Margaret Hillary on the day of her
death held a messuage, a toft and a carucate of land in Benteley
for life with reversion to John son and heir of William Cressich
alias Benteley, then 8 years of age, and his heirs, of the grant of
the said William to the said Margaret and Roger Hillary,
' chivaler,' now deceased, Margaret's late husband, for term of
their lives ; and (2) to another inquisition taken before him (the
present escheator) showing that John the son and heir of William
Cressich alias Benteley lately died, a minor, seised in his demesne
as of fee tail, to wit, to himself and the heirs of his body, of a
messuage, a toft and a carucate of land in Benteley, and of half
a carucate of land, 8 acres of meadow, 7 acres of wood and Is.
of rent in the same town of Benteley, which messuage, toft, land,
meadow, wood and rent the said Margaret lately held for life
with reversion to the said John of the grant of the said William
to the said Roger and Margaret for life ; and that one Edmund
de Somervyle gave the said messuage, toft, land, meadow, wood
and rent to John de Benteley and the heirs of his body with
reversion to the said Edmund and his heirs ; and that the right
descended from the said John by the form of the gift to John
de Benteley, as his son and heir, and from John the son of John
to John de Benteley, as his son and heir, and from John the son
of John the son of John to William de Benteley, as his son and
heir, and from William to the aforesaid John son of William, as
his kinsman and heir, to wit, son of William the son of Eleanor
the sister of the said William de Benteley ; and that John son
of William died without heir of his body ; and that Thomas
Griffyth, esquire, is the kinsman and next heir of Edmund, to
wit, the son of Resy the son of Joan the daughter of Philip the
son of Roger the son of Robert the son of the said Edmund, and
of full age, to whom the said messuage, toft, land, meadow, wood
and rent pertain, since the said John de Benteley, to whom it is
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1421 Membrane 21 — cont.
supposed that the gift aforesaid was made, died without heir of
his body ; and that the messuage, toft, land, meadow, wood and
rent are held of the king in chief by service of finding a man to
keep the king's hay of Benteley within the forest of Cannok, and
rendering 8s. 4d. yearly to the king ; — to take the fealty of Thomas
and cause him to have full seisin of the said messuage, toft, land,
meadow, wood and rent, as the king for 6s. 8d. paid in the hanaper
has respited his homage until the quinzaine of St. Martin next ;
saving to Margaret late the wife of John son of William her
reasonable dower thereof.
May 26. Order to the escheator in the county of Hereford and the
Westminster, adjacent march of Wales : — pursuant to an inquisition taken before
John Russell, late escheator, showing that Hugh de Waterton,
' chivaler,' on the day of his death held a moiety of the manor of
Eton Tregos, with the advowson of a moiety of the chapel of Eton
Tregos pertaining to the said manor, in his demesne as of fee ;
and that the said moiety of the manor with the advowson aforesaid
is held of the king in chief by knight service ; and that the moiety
of the manor extends on either side of the water of Weye ; and
that Blanche the wife of Robert Cheallounez, knight, one of the
daughters and heirs of the said Hugh, and of full age, and Richard
ap Harry, a minor, the son and heir of Elizabeth late the wife
of John ap Harry of Puston, Hugh's other daughter and heir,
are Hugh's next heirs ; — to make a partition of the moiety and
advowson aforesaid into two equal parts, and cause Robert and
Blanche to have full seisin of the pourparty of Blanche, as the king
has taken the homage and fealty due from Robert by reason of
his having issue by his said wife ; retaining Richard's pourparty
in the king's hand until further order. By p.s. [1045.]
May 11. Order to the escheator in the county of Devon ; — pursuant to
Westminster. an inquisition made by him, showing that one Richard Pyperell
of Pynesford and John Mayour were lately seised of the manor
of Blaketoriton in their demesne as of fee of the feoffment of
Amaury Fitz Waryn, deceased ; and that the said Richard and
John, being so seised, by their deed indented gave and granted
the said manor, by name of the whole of their manor of
Blaketoriton with the rents, services and reversions of all tenants,
to Richard Piperell, esquire, deceased and Joan his wife, likewise
deceased, by name of Richard Pyperell of Holecombe and Joan
then his wife, the daughter and heir of the said Amaury, and the
heirs of their bodies, with remainder to the right heirs of Amaury ;
by virtue of which gift and grant the said Richard Piperell,
esquire, and Joan were so seised, to themselves and their said
heirs, of the said manor ; and that afterwards Joan died so seised
without heir of her body by Richard ; after whose death Richard
continued his estate in the manor and died, seised as above,
without heir of his body by Joan ; and that after his death the
said manor should remain to William Davilles, who survives and
is of full age, the kinsman and right heir of the said Amaury, to
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Membrane 21 — cont.
wit, the son of Isabel the sister of Amaury, by virtue of the afore-
said remainder ; and that the manor is held of the heir of John
de Sancto Mauro, esquire, a minor in the king's ward, by knight
service ; — to take the fealty of William and cause him to have
full seisin of the manor.
May 13. Whereas of late in a suit which was before the king in the
Westminster. Chancery, between the king and Anne countess of Stafford,
daughter and heir of Eleanor one of the daughters and heirs of
Humphrey de Bohun late earl of Hereford and Essex and late the
wife of Thomas late earl of Buckingham, — touching the castle and
manor of Plessitz, the manors of High Estre, Waltham, Wykes
and Shenefeld, the court of the honour of High Estre, the fee of
the earl of Essex, and the view of frankpledge of Chishull, in the
county of Essex, and also touching all the rest of the castles
(with their members), manors, courts, views of frankpledge and
parts of manors assigned to the said late earl of Buckingham
and Eleanor as Eleanor's pourparty of the castles, manors, lands
and tenements late of the said late earl of Hereford, — it was
awarded by advice of the justices and serjeants-at-law and other
learned men of the king's council, in the said Chancery, that
the said castles (with their members), manors, courts, fee of an
earl, views of frankpledge and parts of manors, assigned as above
to the said late earl of Buckingham and to Eleanor as Eleanor's
pourparty, should be taken into the king's hands, as in the record
and process had before the king in the Chancery fully appears ; the
king now orders the escheator in the county of Essex to take the
said castles (with their members), manors, courts, earl's fee, view
of frankpledge and parts of manors in his bailiwick into the king's
hand, in accordance with the award aforesaid.
The like to the following : —
The escheator in the county of Hertford.
The escheator in the county of Gloucester.
The escheator in the county of Hereford and the adjacent
march of Wales.
The escheator in the county of Lincoln.
The escheator in the county of Nottingham.
The escheator in the county of Oxford.
The escheator in the county of Berks.
The escheator in the county of Norfolk.
The escheator in the county of Cambridge.
MEMBRANE 20.
May 26. Order to the escheator in the county of Essex ; — pursuant to
Westminster, an inquisition taken before him showing that John Wele, esquire,
on the day of his death held the manor of Wolfhampton by
Chikewelle (wards, marriages, fees, advowsons, reliefs and escheats
excepted) for term of his life of the gift, grant and confirmation
of Thomas late earl of Arundell, with reversion to the right heirs
390 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1421 Membrane 20 — cont.
of the said late earl ; and that by virtue of this gift the said John
was seised of the said manor (with exceptions as above) as of free
tenement and died seised of such estate, with reversion to Elizabeth
duchess of Norfolk, Joan Beauchamp lady de Bergevenny, and
Margaret wife of Rowland Lenthale, knight, as sisters and right
heirs of the said late earl, and of full age ; and that the manor
is held of the king in chief by knight service ; — to take the fealty
of the said duchess, make a partition of the manor into three
equal parts, and cause the duchess, Joan, and Rowland and
Margaret to have full seisin of the pourparties of the duchess,
Joan and Margaret respectively ; as the king has taken the
homage and fealty of Joan, and the fealty of Rowland, and for
one mark paid in the hanaper has respited the homage of the
duchess until the feast of All Saints next. By p.s. [1046.]
May 29. Commitment to the mayor and burgesses of the town of
Westminster. Berwick, — by mainprise of James Oke and Thomas Mercer, both
of the county of Northumberland, — of the keeping of the petty
custom of the water of Berwick and the toll of the same town
(with all commodities and profits belonging to the said custom
and toll), which have come to the king's hands by the death of
Laurence Everard, who held the same for life of the grant of
Henry IV and the king's confirmation •; to hold the same from
Easter last for two years, rendering 1005. yearly, and supporting
all charges on the said custom and toll. By bill of the treasurer.
June 3. Commitment to Richard Priour, — by mainprise of Richard
Westminster, jjore of the county of Hereford and John Offord of the county
of Huntingdon, — of the keeping of a third part of two-thirds of
the lands and rents of the manor of Hicchen, co. Hertford, which
Elizabeth late the wife of Thomas Barre, knight, held in dower
in the town and parish of Hicchen, and which are in the king's
hands by the death of Elizabeth and by reason of the minority of
the duke of York ; to hold the same from the time of Elizabeth's
death until the full age of the said duke, rendering the extent
thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon between him and the
treasurer ; with clause touching maintenance of houses, enclosures
and buildings, and support of charges. By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated on surrender, since the king on 18 May, 10 Henry V,
committed the keeping of the said third part to Henry Broumflet,
knight, and Joan duchess of York, his wife, to hold the same under
a certain form. And so these letters are cancelled.
June 10. Appointment of William Botiller as the king's chamberlain
Dover. an(j receiver of South Wales, during pleasure, so that he answer
at the Exchequer of Kermerdyn for the issues and profits of the
said office, taking in the same office by his own hands the
customary fees. And order to all and singular the king's subjects,
tenants and lieges in the counties of Cardygan and Kermerdyn
in South Wales to be intendant to William as the king's
chamberlain and receiver of the said counties. By K.
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1421. Membrane 20 — cont.
Order to John Merbury, esquire, lute chamberlain and
receiver of South Wales, to deliver the office, together with the
keys, rolls, memoranda and all other things relating to the office,
to William by indenture ; as the king wishes John from now to
be discharged thereof as regards the king. By K.
May 12. Commitment to William Troutebek, esquire, — by mainprise of
Westminster. Thomas de Ursewyk of the county of Lancaster and John Kyngesley
of the county of Chester, — of the keeping of all the lands in
England and Wales and in the county of Chester late of Thomas
Holes, who held of the king in chief by knight service on the day
of his death ; to hold the same from the time of the death of
the said Thomas until the lawful age of Margery his daughter
and heir, together with the marriage of the heir, and so from
heir to heir until one of them shall have attained full age and he
shall have duly effected the marriage, rendering for the keeping
the true extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon between
him and the treasurer, yearly by equal portions at Easter and
Michaelmas, paying for the marriage 350 marks only, — to wit,
100 marks in hand, 50 marks at Midsummer next, 50 marks
at Michaelmas, 50 marks at Christmas, 50 marks at Easter and
50 marks at Midsummer then following, — and finding fit
maintenance for the heir ; with clause touching maintenance of
houses, enclosures and buildings, and support of charges.
By bill of the treasurer.
July 3. Commitment to Robert Warner of London and Henry Aubre
Westminster, of London, — by mainprise of John Cuntas and William Martyn,
both of the county of Middlesex, — of the keeping of 2£ acres of
land (whereof 2 acres lie at Sybston in the parish of Hermodes-
worth, co. Middlesex, and \ acre in the parish of Herdyngton,
co. Middlesex), which Robert Janne held on the day on which
he was outlawed for a felony ; to hold the same from Michaelmas
last for 20 years, if the said land shall remain for so long in the
king's hands for the cause aforesaid, rendering the 15d. at which
the land is extended before the escheator of Middlesex, and an
increment of 4d., yearly at Easter and Michaelmas.
By bill of the treasurer.
July 5. Commitment of the office of the escheatry in the counties of
Westminster. Northampton and Rutland to Thomas Compworth, during
pleasure, so that he answer at the Exchequer for the issues
thereof.
Order to all persons of the counties to be intendant to the said
Thomas as escheator.
Order to the executors of the will of Thomas Billyng, late
escheator, to deliver to Thomas Compworth by indenture the
rolls, writs, memoranda and all other things relating to the said
office.
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CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
MEMBRANE 19.
July 9. Appointment during pleasure of John Hawe as the king's
Westminster, searcher in the ports of Great Yarmouth and Ipswich and in all
adjacent ports and places, to examine in person all ships and
boats passing from and to the realm in the said ports and places,
and to make search of all such ships and boats suspected of
being laden with uncocketed or uncustomed wools, woolfells,
hides, cloths or other customable wares, or with gold or silver
in money by tale or mass or plate, or with jewels, and of any
persons suspected of having carried into or out of the realm
bulls, letters, instruments or processes, or any other things
prejudicial to the king or his subjects, contrary to the proclama-
tions and prohibitions made thereof in the king's behalf ; and
to arrest all such goods and instruments as forfeit, together
with the ships and persons carrying them, and to keep them
safely until further order ; and to do all other things that pertain
to the said office ; and to certify the king in the Chancery touching
all that is done in the matter, answering and rendering account
at the Exchequer for all the forfeitures arrested by him. And
order to all sheriffs, mayors, bailiffs, ministers, lords, masters,
mariners of ships, and other the king's ministers and lieges, under
pain of forfeiture of all that they can forfeit, to be intendant to
the said John. By bill of the treasurer.
Appointment in like terms of the following in the ports and
places named ; —
William Pitte ; in the ports of Bristol, Briggewater and
Mynhede and in all adjacent ports and places as far as
Gloucestre, and there. By bill of the treasurer.
Thomas Evedon of Boston ; in the port of Boston and in all
adjacent ports and places. By bill of the treasurer.
Thomas Norton ; in the port of Sandwich and in all adjacent
ports and places. By bill of the treasurer.
Thomas Redmar ; in the port of Kyngeston-upon-Hull and
in all adjacent ports and places. By bill of the treasurer.
John More ; in the port of Chichester and in all adjacent ports
and places. By bill of the treasurer.
Richard Freest ; in the port of Southampton and in all
adjacent ports and places. By bill of the treasurer.
July 11.
Westminster.
Oct. 22.
Westminster.
Dec. 3.
Westminster.
Dec. 12.
Westminster.
1422.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
March 5.
Westminster.
1421.
July 13. Commitment to John de Preston, one of the king's justices of
Westminster, the Common Bench, — by mainprise of Thomas Bank of the
county of York and Thomas Grene of the county of Westmore-
land,— of the keeping of all the lands, rents and services in the
counties of Lancaster and Westmoreland, late of John de Lumley,
' chivaler,' who held of the king in chief on the day of his death ;
to hold the same from the time of the death of the said John de
Lumley until the lawful age of Thomas his son and heir, and so
from heir to heir until one of them shall have attained full age,
rendering yearly the true extent thereof, or as much as may be
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1421.
July 14.
Westminster.
Membrane 19 — cont.
agreed upon between him and the treasurer ; with clause touching
maintenance of houses, enclosures and buildings, and support of
charges. By bill of the treasurer.
Commitment (with like clause) to John Cottusmore, — by
mainprise of Thomas Haselee of the county of Middlesex and
Richard Quatremayns of the county of Oxford, — of the keeping
of all the manors, lands, rents and services in the county of Oxford
late of Thomas Camoys, 'chivaler,' who held of the king in chief
by knight service on the day of his death ; to hold the same
from the time of the death of the said Thomas Camoys until
the lawful age of Hugh his kinsman and heir, and so from heir
to heir until one of them shall have attained full age, rendering
yearly the true extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon
between him and the treasurer. By bill of the treasurer.
July 20. Commitment (with like clause) to Anne countess of Stafford, —
Westminster, by mainprise of Thomas Hevenyngham of the county of Essex,
esquire, and John Salveyn of the county of York, esquire, — of
the keeping of two-thirds of the castle, town and lordship of
Neuport in Wales with the members, cantreds, commotes and
all other appurtenances belonging to the said two-thirds, which
lately came to the hands of Henry IV by the death of Edmund
late earl of Stafford and by reason of the minority of Humphrey,
Edmund's son and heir, and afterwards were assigned in dower
to Joan queen of England, and have now been seized into the
king's hands for certain causes ; to hold the same from Easter
last until the lawful age of the said Humphrey, if the premises
shall remain for so long in the king's hand, rendering 200/.
yearly by equal portions at Michaelmas and Easter.
By bill of the treasurer.
April 22. Commitment to John Croucher, citizen and vintner of
Westminster. London, — by mainprise of John Wenryssh of the town of
Westminster, co. Middlesex, and John Harpe, citizen and vintner
of London, — of the keeping of the issues and profits of the fair
held at Uherst, co. Sussex, on the feast of St. James the Apostle,
which fair Roger de Asshburnham appropriated to himself by
taking there the toll and other profits without licence from the
king ; to hold the same from Easter last for 10 years, if the
premises shall remain for that time in the king's hands, rendering
the 25. lOd. for which account used to be made heretofore by
the escheator, and an increment of Qd., yearly by equal portions
at Michaelmas and Easter. By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 18.
July 20. Grant and demise to Thomas Stamford and Ralph Willand of
Westminster. Bristol, — by mainprise of John Ganibon of the county of
Cambridge and Robert Russell of Bristol, — of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale in the county of Bristol ; to hold the
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CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1421.
Nov. 7.
Westminster.
Nov. 24.
Westminster.
Membrane 18 — cont.
same from 18 July last until Michaelmas next and then for 12
years, together with a moiety of the forfeiture of such cloths,
rendering 541. 13s. 4cZ. yearly by equal portions at Easter and
Michaelmas, and answering at the Exchequer for the other moiety
of the forfeiture ; and appointment of the said Thomas and Ralph
as alnagers and collectors ; in terms as above [p. 6].
By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated, because the said Ralph on 21 October in the present
year surrendered the letters in the Chancery for cancellation.
The like to the following : —
Ralph Weylond and John Forde, both of Bristol, — by
mainprise of Robert Russell of Bristol and Robert Colvyle
of Bristol, merchants, — from 21 October last until
Michaelmas next, at a farm of 60/. ; in the town and
suburbs of Bristol.
By bill of the treasurer by the advice of the barons of
the Exchequer.
Robert Esmell of Devyses, — by mainprise of John Harleston
of the county of Wilts and John Hamelyn, the elder, of
the county of Somerset, — from Michaelmas last for 4
years, at a yearly farm of 801. ; in the county of Wilts
and in the city of Salisbury.
By bill of the treasurer by the advice of the barons of
the Exchequer.
John Coldon of Northampton and Thomas Russell, — by
mainprise of Richard Katirmayns of the county of Oxford
and Thomas Frankeleyn of the county of Northampton,
and on surrender by the said John in the Chancery for
cancellation of certain letters patent touching the subsidy
and alnage in the counties of Northampton and Rutland, —
from Michaelmas last for 10 years, at a yearly farm of
the 41. which the said John used to render, and an increment
of 65. Sd. ; in the counties of Northampton and Rutland.
By bill of the treasurer by the advice of the barons of
the Exchequer.
MEMBRANE 17.
Oct. 30. Appointment during pleasure of Robert Smyth of Hornecastre,
Westminster, co. Lincoln, ' draper,' as the king's alnager in the parts of
Lyndesey, co. Lincoln, in terms as above [p. 342].
By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 16.
July 6. Commitment to Robert Fitz Hugh, clerk, master of the hospital
Westminster, of St. Leonard, York, — by mainprise of William Ayscogh and
Thomas Sutton of the county of York, — of the keeping of a
ruinous messuage, with a croft adjacent, and three acres of land
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
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1421. Membrane 16 — cont.
in Raynton by Toppeclyff, which William Lynons held on the
day on which he made forfeit to Henry IV of the master and
brothers of the said hospital, by service of rendering to the same
hospital 25. a year and suit of court every three weeks ; to hold
the same from Michaelmas 7 Henry V for 30 years, rendering
yearly the Qd. at which the premises are extended, and an
increment of 6d., by equal portions at Michaelmas and Easter,
maintaining all houses, enclosures and buildings, and supporting
all other charges belonging to the said messuage, croft and land ;
as the said master has surrendered in the Chancery for cancellation
the letters patent of 16 February 7 Henry V [p. 321 above], by
which the king committed to him the keeping of a ruinous cottage
in Raynton, co. York, which William Lynons on the said day of
his forfeiture held in fee simple of the brothers of the said hospital
by service of rendering 3s. a year 'to the said brothers, to hold the
same from Michaelmas then last past for 30 years at a yearly
farm of the Qd. at which the said cottage is extended, and an
increment of Qd. By bill of the treasurer.
July 11. Commitment to Edmund Brugge, — by mainprise of Thomas
Westminster. Seynesbury of the county of Gloucester and Thomas Barton of
the county of Hereford, — of the keeping of a tenement in Ha we,
co. Gloucester, which is in the king's hand by reason of the
outlawry promulgated against Thomas Smyth of Trynley for a
felony ; to hold the same from Michaelmas next for 10 years,
rendering yearly the 20d. at which the tenement is extended, and
an increment of Wd. ; with clause touching maintenance of
houses, enclosures and buildings, and support of charges.
By bill of the treasurer.
July 9. Commitment to Roger Spyce, — by mainprise of Robert
Westminster. Syreston of the county of Nottingham and William Kyrby of
London, — of the keeping of the manor of Black Notele, and of
the manor of Chatham in the town of Great Waltham, which
have been taken into the king's hand by the death of Alice late
the wife of the said Roger, who held of the king, as of the earl of
Hereford, by knight service ; to hold the keeping of the said
manors from the time of the death of the said Alice until it shall
have been decided in the king's court whether they should of
right belong to the king or to him ; so that he answer at the
Exchequer for the issues forthcoming in the mean time, if they
shall be adjudged to the king, and keep the said manors in the
mean time without waste and destruction.
July 11. Commitment to William de Ferrariis lord de Groby, Henry
Westminster. Crowenale, knight, Thomas Assheby of Lowesby, Thomas
Assheby his son, Elizabeth Vilers, William Assheby, Thomas
Segrave of Groby, Thomas Whatton of Moimtsorell and William
Purley the younger, — by mainprise of Richard Fryday of
Wykyngeston, co. Leicester, ' gentihnaii,' and John Purley of
Wymondham, co. Leicester, 'gentilman,' — of the keeping of
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Membrane 16 — cont.
30 acres of land and 9 acres of meadow in Kereby and of a third
part of the wood of Kereby, called ' Pakmanswode,' in Kereby,
which have been taken into the king's hands by the death of
Agnes late the wife of Simon Pakeman, who held them in dower
after the death of the same Simon (who held of the king in chief),
and by reason of the minority of John Vilers son and heir of
Joan one of the sisters and heirs of the said Simon ; to hold the
same, together with the issues and profits thereof from the time of
the death of Agnes, until the octave of St. Martin next ; provided
always that they answer at the Exchequer for the said issues and
profits and for all other issues and profits forthcoming, if they
shall be adjudged to the king, keep the said land, meadow and
third part without waste and destruction, and do and support all
other charges incumbent thereon. By bifl of the treasurer.
July 12. Commitment to Elizabeth late the wife of Nicholas Lye,
Westminster. Thomas Martyn and John Martyn the elder, — by mainprise of
William Lord of the county of Wilts and Robert Okebourne of
the county of Middlesex, — of the keeping of all the lands which
Agnes late the wife of John Lye, deceased (defuncti), held for life
with reversion to the said Nicholas Lye and his heirs ; to hold
the same from the time of the death of the said Agnes until the
lawful age of John Lye the son and heir of the said Nicholas
Lye, and so from heir to heir until one of them shall have attained
full age, rendering for the keeping the extent thereof, or as much
as may be agreed upon between them and the treasurer ; with
clause touching maintenance of houses, enclosures, and buildings,
and support of charges. By bill of the treasurer.
July 12. Order to the escheator in the counties of Somerset and Dorset ; —
Westminster, pursuant (1) to an inquisition taken before John Savage, late
escheator of Henry IV in the county of Somerset, showing that
by a fine levied at Westminster before William Thirnyng and
his fellows, justices, 20 Richard II, between William Bonevill,
' chivaler,' and Margaret his wife (by name of William Boneville,
knight), and Humphrey de Stafford, knight, and Elizabeth his
wife, querents, and John Bevyn, deforciant, touching a moiety of
the manors of Meriet, Lopene Magna and Stratton Magna, the
said William Bonevill and Margaret and Humphrey and Elizabeth
acknowledged the said moiety to be the right of John ; and that
for that acknowledgement, fine and concord John, for himself
and his heirs, granted that the said moiety of the said manors of
Lopene Magna and Stratton Magna which (quam) Maud late the
wife of Thomas Boclond, knight, held for life, and the third part
of the said moiety of the said manor of Meriet which (quam) the
same Maud held in dower, and also two-thirds of the said moiety
of the same manor of Meriet which (quas) Hugh Cheyne, knight,
and Maud his wife held, for the life of Maud, of the inheritance
of the said John Bevyn on the day on which the said concord
was made, with reversion after the death of the said Maud and
Maud to the said John Bevvn and his heirs, should remain, after
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1421. Membrane 16 — cont.
the death of Maud and Maud, to William Bonevill and Margaret
for their lives, with remainder to Thomas Bonevill and the heirs
male of his body ; and that afterwards, by way of a concord and
treaty (tractatus] had between the said William Bonevill and
Margaret and the said Humphrey and Elizabeth, the said moiety
of the said manors of Lopene Magna and Stratton Magna was
assigned to the said Humphrey and Elizabeth for their lives in
pourparty in exchange for that moiety of the said manor of
Meriet which was not granted to William Bonevill and Margaret
by the fine aforesaid, but which (except a third part of the whole
wood called ' Egwode,' uncultivated lands (terris friscis) lying by
the said wood, and a moiety of the reversions of the lands, tene-
ments and water-mill in Bowe, Northdon and Crepe, within the
precinct of the said manor of Meriet, which (quas) Richard Slade
then held for life), was assigned and granted to William Bonevill
and Margaret for their lives in pourparty in exchange for the
aforesaid moiety of the manors of Lopene Magna and Stratton
Magna, they rendering therefor 10 marks yearly to Humphrey
and Elizabeth, with remainder to the said Thomas and his heirs
male in form aforesaid ; and that so the said William Bonevill
on the day of his death held the whole of the manor of Meriet,
with exceptions as above, in form aforesaid ; and that the
said Thomas died ; and that William his son, lately a minor,
was his next heir ; and that the manor of Meriet was held
of Henry IV in chief by knight service ; and (2) to another
inquisition taken before the said late escheator in the county of
Dorset, showing that by another fine levied at Westminster
before Robert Bealknapp and his fellows, justices, 8 Richard II,
between the said William Bonevill and Margaret, querents, and
John Stokelond and Mary his wife, deforciants, touching a
messuage, a mill, 4 carucates of land, 7 acres of meadow, 6 acres
of wood and 20s. of rent in Pymperne, Alfryngton, Morton,
Herston, Swanwich, Alfletmulle and Corff which William Clavyll
then held for life, the said John Stokelond and Mary, for them-
selves and the heirs of John, granted that the said tenements
which William Clavyll on the day on which the said fine was
levied held for life of the inheritance of the said John Stoke-
lond in the towns aforesaid, with reversion to the said John
and Mary and the heirs of John, should remain after the death
of William Clavyll to the said William Bonevyle and Margaret,
with remainder to the aforesaid Thomas, by name of Thomas
son of the said William Bonevyll and Margaret, and the heirs
male of his body ; and that Margaret died ; and that Thomas
son of William took to wife one Cecily late the wife of William
Cheyny, knight, and had issue by her the said William
the son ; and that afterwards Thomas died ; and afterwards
William Clavyll likewise died, after whose death the said William
Bonevyll entered into the said tenements as into his reversion,
and died so seised ; and that the said messuage, mill, land,
meadow, wood, and rent are held of others than of the king ;
and (3) to divers other inquisitions taken before Robert Vele,
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1421. Membrane 16 — cont.
late escheator of Henry IV in the said counties, showing that
the said William son of Thomas, then a minor, died, and that
John his brother, then a minor, was his next heir ;— to take the
fealty of the said John brother of William and cause him to have
full seisin of the said manor of Meriet (with exceptions as above)
and of the said messuage, mill, land, meadow, wood, and rent in
Pymperne, Alfryngton, Morton, Herston, Swanwich, Alfletmulle
and Corff, which by the death of the said William Bonevill,
' chivaler,' and by reason of the minority of the said William son
of Thomas came to the hands of Henry IV and are still in the
king's hand ; as the said John brother of William has sufficiently
proved his age before John Jaybyn, escheator in the county of
Devon, and the king for 135. 4d. paid in the hanaper has respited
until Hilary next the homage due from him for the manor of
Meriet (with exceptions as above).
July 10. Order to the escheator in the county of Lincoln ; — pursuant to
Westminster. an inquisition taken before Thomas Belwode, late escheator,
showing that John Storeton on the day of his death held (1) a
messuage, 1\ bovates of land and 2 acres of meadow in Glent-
worth, in his demesne as of fee of the king in chief by service of
grand serjeanty and by service of rendering 1 5s. yearly by the
hands of the sheriff of the county for the time being ; and (2)
in right of Ellen, sometime his wife, by the courtesy of England
for life with reversion to Katharine Storeton, Ellen's daughter
and heir, who is of full age, a messuage, 5 bovates of land and an
acre of meadow in Croxby, and a messuage, 2| bovates of land
and an acre of meadow in Westrasen, which are held of others
than the king ; and that the said Katharine is the daughter
and next heir of John ; — to take the fealty of the said Katharine
and cause her to have full seisin of the premises, as the king for
6s. Sd. paid in the hanaper has respited her homage, for the
messuage, land and meadow in Glentworth, until Trinity next.
MEMBRANE 15.
May 30. Order to the escheator in the county of Lincoln to make a partition
Westminster. into two equal parts of all the lands in his bailiwick which Ismay late
the wife of John de Burgherssh, knight, held on the day of her death
in dower for life of the inheritance of Maud, wife of Thomas
Chaucer, and Margaret, wife of John Arundell, the daughters and
heirs of the said John de Burgherssh and Ismay, and to cause the
said Thomas and Maud, and John Arundell and Margaret, to have
full seisin of the pourparties of Maud and Margaret respectively,
as the king has taken the homage and fealty due from Thomas
by reason of his having issue by his wife, and for 20s. paid in
the hanaper has respited until Easter next the homage and fealty
likewise due from John Arundell by reason of his having issue by
his wife ; provided always that each of the heirs have in her
pourparty a share of the lands which are held of the king in chief,
and so be the king's tenant, By p.s. [1050.]
9 HENRY V. 399
1421. Membrane 15 — cont.
July 6. Order to the escheator in the county of Salop and the adjacent
Westminster, march of Wales to make a partition into two equal parts of all
the lands in his bailiwick which Edward Charleton of Powys,
' chivaler,' held in his demesne as of fee on the day of his death,
and bo cause Joyce, one of the daughters and heirs of the said
Edward, to have full seisin of her pourparty, as the king for 205.
paid in the hanaper has respited her homage and fealty until
Midsummer next ; saving to Elizabeth late the wife of the said
Edward her reasonable dower ; and retaining the pourparty of
Joan, Edward's other daughter and heir, in the king's hand until
further order ; provided always that each of the heirs have in
her pourparty a share of the lands which are held of the king in
chief, and so be the king's tenant.
Order in like terms to William Caumbrigge, mayor of London
and escheator therein.
July 16. Order to the escheator in the county of Stafford ; — pursuant
Westminster, to an inquisition taken before him, showing that one Nicholas
de Swynerton, late parson of the church of Mokeleston, and
Robert de Brompton, late parson of the church of Staundon,
being seised in their demesne as of fee of the manor of Staundon
and of the advowson of the church of the same manor, gave and
granted the manor and advowson to one Vivian de Staundon,
knight, and Elizabeth his wife and the heirs of their bodies, with
remainder to the right heirs of Vivian ; by virtue of which gift and
grant the said Vivian and Elizabeth were seised of the said manor
and advowson in their demesne as of fee by the form of the gift, and
had issue, Elizabeth and Joan, and afterwards died ; after whose
death the said Elizabeth and Joan entered into the said manor,
as daughters and heirs of Vivian and Elizabeth his wife, and were
seised thereof in their demesne as of fee by the form of the
aforesaid gift ; and that afterwards Elizabeth the daughter took
to husband one Gilbert Shotesbrok, and they had issue one John
Shotesbrok, who still survives ; and that Gilbert and Elizabeth
continued their said estate in a moiety of the said manor all their
life, and afterwards died ; and that the said John entered into
and was seised of the said moiety as son of the said Gilbert and
Elizabeth and heir of Elizabeth, by the form of the aforesaid
gift ; and that the said Joan took to husband one Geoffrey
Boy dell, and they had issue William Boy dell ; and that Geoffrey
and Joan continued their said estate in the other moiety of the
said manor for the whole of Geoffrey's life ; and that afterwards
Geoffrey died, and Joan, being seised thereof by the form of the
aforesaid gift, gave and granted her whole estate in the moiety
of the manor and advowson aforesaid to the said William Boydell
her son and his heirs and assigns ; by virtue of which gift the
same William was seised thereof ; and that the said William
took to wife one Katharine, and they had issue, Henry Boydell,
their son ; and that afterwards the said William Boydell died in
the lifetime of the said Joan hig mother ; and that afterwards
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Joan died ; after whose death the said Henry entered into the
moiety of the said manor and advowson as son of the said William
Boydell and kinsman and heir of Joan by the form of the aforesaid
gift and grant, to wit, the son of William Boydell the son of Joan,
and died seised of such estate ; and that afterwards Henry
Boydell, clerk, entered into the moiety of the said manor and
advowson, as uncle and heir of Henry son of William, by the form
of the gift and grant aforesaid, to wit, the brother of William
Boydell the father of Henry son of William, and died seised of
such estate ; and that the moiety aforesaid is held by knight
service of Humphrey earl of Stafford, a minor in the king's ward ;
and that the said John Shotesbrok is the kinsman and heir of
Henry Boydell, clerk, to wit, the son of Gilbert and Elizabeth
the sister of Joan the mother of Henry Boydell, clerk, and of
full age ; — to cause the said John Shotesbrok to have full seisin
of the moiety of the said manor and of the advowson aforesaid,
as the king has taken his fealty.
July 1. Order to the escheator in the county of Rutland to cause
Westminster. Robert Sousex, son and heir of Robert Sousex, to have full seisin
of all the lands which his father held of the king in chief or was
seised of in his demesne as of fee on the day of his death, as the
king has taken his fealty and for 6s. Sd. paid in the hanaper has
respited his homage until Easter next ; saving to Joan late the
wife of Robert the father her reasonable dower thereof.
June 8. Order to the escheator in the county of Northumberland to
Westminster, take the fealty of Robert de Musgrave, son and heir of John de
Musgrave, esquire, and cause him to have full seisin of all the
lands which his father held of the king in chief or was seised of
in his demesne as of fee tail on the day of his death, as the king
for 6s. Sd. paid in the hanaper has respited his homage until
Easter next.
MEMBRANE 14.
July 9. Commitment in the king's name to John Merbury and William
Westminster. Butiller, esquires, — with the assent of the king's council in the
presence of the countess of Stafford and of those of the king's
council for his duchy of Lancaster, — of the keeping of the castle
and town of Brenles, the whole lordship of Cantrecelly, a third
part of the barony of Penkelly, and the manor of Alisandres
Toune, in Wales ; to hold the same for two years at a yearly
farm to be agreed upon with the treasurer ; until it shall have
been ascertained whether the said castle, manor and lordships
are parcels of the lordship of Brehenok or not ; and the sum thus
to be agreed upon by the treasurer shall be divided equally
between the king and the said countess. By C.
July 26. Commitment to the prior and convent of the abbey of Welhowe,
Westminster. co Lincoln, — by mainprise of Thomas Colstone of Corby and
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1421 Membrane 14 — cont.
John Whitehalse of Laxton, — of the guardianship of all the tem-
poralities, liberties and franchises late of John the late abbot
there, which have come to the king's hands by his resignation ;
to hold the same from the time of John's resignation for as long
as the premises shall remain in the king's hand on that account,
rendering for the guardianship as much as may be agreed upon
between them and the treasurer, and supporting all charges
belonging to the said temporalities, liberties and franchises.
By bill of the treasurer.
July 20. Order to the escheator in the county of Bedford ; — pursuant
Westminster, to an inquisition made by him, showing that Joan late the wife
of John Waleys on the day of her death held no lands in her
demesne as of fee, of the king or of others ; but that one Laurence
de Pabenham, knight, was lately seised in his demesne as of fee
of the manor of Pabenham, co. Bedford, and gave and granted
it to one Laurence his son and to the said Joan, then the wife of
the said Laurence the son, and the heirs of their bodies, with
reversion in default of such issue to the said Laurence de
Pabenham, knight, and his heirs ; by virtue of which gift and
grant the said Laurence the son and Joan were seised of the said
manor in their demesne as of fee tail ; and that afterwards
Laurence the son died without heir of his body, after whose death
Joan continued her estate and possession in the said manor by
virtue of the gift aforesaid ; and that afterwards the said
Laurence de Pabenham, knight, died, after whose death the
reversion of the manor descended to Katharine late the wife of
Thomas de Aylesbury, knight, and to Eleanor late the wife of
John Tyryngham, as his daughters and heirs ; and that after-
wards Eleanor died, after whose death her reversion of a moiety
of the manor descended to one John Tyryngham, a minor in the
king's ward, as her son and heir ; and that afterwards Joan died
seised of such estate in the said manor, after whose death the
manor descended to the said Katharine and John Tyryngham as
the right heirs of the said Laurence de Pabenham, knight, to wit,
to Katharine as the daughter of Laurence and to John as the son
of Eleanor the other daughter of Laurence ; and that the said
manor is not held of the king ; — to make a partition of the
manor into two equal parts and remove the king's hand from
Katharine's pourparty of the same ; delivering to Katharine any
issues taken from her pourparty since the time of Joan's death,
and retaining the pourparty of the said John Tyryngham in the
king's hand until further order.
July 17. Order to H. archbishop of Canterbury to appoint some trust-
Westminster, worthy men of the clergy of his diocese to levy and collect in the
said diocese the tenth which the prelates and clergy of the province
of Canterbury in their last convocation in the cathedral church of
St. Paul, London, begun on 5 May and continued from day to day
until 27 May last, granted to the king of all ecclesiastical goods
and benefices of the province that are assessed and accustomed to
Wt. 2415. F. 26.
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Membrane 14 — cont.
pay to a tenth, payable a moiety at Martinmas next and the
other moiety at Martinmas following ; — excepting from payment
of each moiety the goods and benefices of poor nuns and
hospitallers and of others, as well religious as other ecclesiastical
persons, in Wales and elsewhere that have been destroyed,
diminished or excessively impoverished by hostile raids or floods
or in any other wise, and other ecclesiastical benefices throughout
the province that are unprovided with services (inofficiatis)
by reason of their poverty and devoid of curates on that account,
touching all of which the letters of the ordinaries, to wit, of the
diocesans of the place, will be accepted, without any orders from
the king to the contrary ; excepting also the ecclesiastical goods,
possessions and benefices of the priory of Fordham in the diocese
of Norwich which was lately consumed by fire, of the colleges of
St. Mary of Winchester in Oxford and near the city of Winchester
of the foundation of the bishop of Winchester, of the house of
Jesus of Betheleem of Shene in the diocese of Winchester, and of
all others of the province whom the king has exempted from
the payment of tenths or a tenth or a moiety of a tenth or
other quota granted or to be granted by the said prelates and
clergy ; — provided that neither the prelates nor any of the clergy,
nor the farmer or bailiff of any of the same, be bound to pay or
otherwise to contribute, in respect of the above goods, possessions
or benefices for which the said moieties of a tenth shall be paid,
with secular persons to a fifteenth, or to any part thereof, or to any
other payment by the said secular persons to be made ; provided
also that ecclesiastical persons who have lent or shall lend any
moneys to the king this year shall be satisfied from the moneys
to be received from the present grant before all other persons,
and in the making of payments shall be preferred to all others ;
and that no royal writs or orders shall be made for the making of
any certificates contrary to the certificates of the said ordinaries,
but that allowances shall be made in the Exchequer without any
difficulty in accordance with the letters of such ordinaries ; and
that pending the terms of payment of the tenth thus granted the
clergy shall not in the mean time be burdened by any new grant,
demand or imposition ; and that the levying of the tenth shall
not be made by the king's writs, nor before the terms stated.
And answer is to be made for the said tenth at the feasts aforesaid ;
and the archbishop is to certify the treasurer and barons of the
Exchequer by the octave of Michaelmas at the latest of the names
of the persons appointed by him.
Order in like terms to H. bishop of Winchester.
The like to the following : —
J. bishop of Ely.
R. bishop of Lincoln.
N. bishop of Bath and Wells.
B. bishop of St. Davids.
The guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric of Rochester,
the see being void,
9 HENRY V. 403
Membrane 14 — cont.
J. bishop of Salisbury.
The guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric of Chichester,
the see being void.
W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield.
W. bishop of Bangor.
J. bishop of Llandaff.
E. bishop of Exeter.
J. bishop of Norwich.
T. bishop of Hereford.
R. bishop of London.
[blank] bishop of St. Asaph.
P. bishop of Worcester.
The like order to the abbot of St. Albans touching his exempt
jurisdiction.
MEMBRANE 13.
July 16. Whereas of late ; — in pursuance of (1) an inquisition taken
Westminster, before William Orwell, late mayor of Calais and escheator of
Henry IV therein, showing that Robert Langton, alias Langdon,
and Agnes his wife on the days of their death held of Richard II
in chief in their demesne as of fee in the town of Calais 5 tenements
and 2 cottages in the parish of St. Mary, by the way leading to
the castle, by service of 61. 13s. 4d. sterling and two watches for
the protection of the town yearly for all other service, 5 cottages
by service of 20s. and two watches yearly, a tenement, with a
cellar, and 4 cottages by service of 6s. 8d. and one watch yearly,
a tenement and 4 cottages by service of 20s. and one watch
yearly, a void plot of land lying near the north walls of the town
by service of 6s. 8d. and one watch yearly, and 2 cottages with a
garden adjacent in the said town by service of 6s. 8d. and one
watch yearly ; and that the said Robert Langdon died 36 years
before ; and that after his death the said Agnes occupied
the said tenements, cottages, cellar, garden and void plot, and
took the issues and profits forthcoming therefrom in the mean
time, during her life, by virtue of the fact that she was seised
with her said husband in all the premises ; and that the said
Agnes died so seised 26 years before ; and that one Agnes then
the wife of Richard Payne is the daughter and next heir of the
said Robert and Agnes, and 37 years of age ; and that the said
Agnes, as heir, occupied all the premises solely after her mother's
death and was occupying them then ; and that the said Robert
Langdon and Agnes his wife on the days of their death held of
Richard II in their demesne as of fee a plot called 'Le Place
Bondewyne Tubbe,' and 13| acres of land, which void plot
together with the 13 acres aforesaid lies in the parish of St. Peter
without the walls of the town and in the skevinage of the same ;
and that the said plot with the 13£ acres aforesaid was then
occupied by Henry IV ; and that the said Robert and Agnes his
wife on the days of their death held of Richard II in their demesne
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Membrane 13 — cent.
as of fee ' Le Hem,' with 20 acres of land and one quarter, and it
abuts on John Seep towards the East and on ' Le Hospital '
towards the West, but by what service the jurors of the inquisition
aforesaid knew not ; and that John Bryan then occupied the
said ' Hem ' with the said 20 acres of land and one quarter, but
by what title the said jurors knew not ; and [that the said
Robert and Agnes his wife held] 24 acres of meadow abutting
towards ' Le Waterhauk ' on the North, and towards ' Le Newe
Were ' on the South, towards John Erst on the West and Clais
Sure on the East and Stace Rose on the West*, but by what service
the jurors knew not ; and that Laurence Wotton then occupied
the said 24 acres of meadow, and by what title the jurors knew
not ; and [that the said Robert and Agnes his wife held] in the
said skevinage 17 acres of meadow abutting towards ' Le Plash '
on the North, ' Le Newe Were ' on the South, Stase Rose on the
East and John Seep on the West ; and that Laurence Wotton
then occupied the said 17 acres of meadow, but by what title
[the jurors] knew not ; and [that the said Robert and Agnes his
wife] also [held] in form aforesaid a piece of land called ' Le
Colsete sur Le Waterhauk ' on the North, extending towards ' Le
Newe Were ' on the South, Pieter Vink on the East, and John
Seep on the West, but by what service the said jurors knew not,
and it lies void and waste, being as it were marsh, and it is not
occupied by any person ; and (2) another inquisition taken
before Henry Mariffeld, late mayor of the said town and escheator
therein, showing that the said plot, land, quarter and meadow
were held of Richard II by service of rendering yearly by the
hands of the bailiff of the skevinage 18 parises for all service ; —
the king granted pardon to Richard Nordon (who has taken to
wife the said Agnes late the wife of Richard Payne deceased, it
is said) and to the said Agnes in respect of all manner of intrusions
and entries made before 8 December, 2 Henry V, into her
inheritance in part or in whole after the death of her ancestors
without due suit of the same out of the king's hand, together
with the issues and profits taken therefrom in the mean time, and,
on 7 June following took the fealty due from the said Richard
Nordon in this behalf, and by his writ ordered the said Henry to
cause the said Richard and Agnes his wife to have full seisin of
the said cottages, tenements, cellar, plots, garden, land, ' Le Hem,'
quarter, meadow and piece [p. 114 above] : now, since the said
Henry was removed from his office before he had executed the
said writ, the king orders the mayor and escheator of Calais
without delay to cause the said Richard and Agnes to have full
seisin of the premises, together with the issues taken therefrom
since the said 7 June.
Sept. 1. Order to Thomas Compworth, escheator in the county of
Westminster. Rutland ; — pursuant to an inquisition made by him showing
that Joan late the wife of Nicholas Grene of Exton on the day
* Towards John Erst and Clais Sure on the East and Stase Rose on the
West [Inquisitions Post Mortem (Chancery), Henry IV, File 87, No. 40].
0 HENRY V. 405
1421. Membrane 13 — cont.
of her death held the manor of Exton in fee tail by a fine levied
between Thomas Hogekyn, chaplain, and John Wryght, chaplain,
querents, and the said Nicholas and Joan deforciants, touching
the said manor ; by virtue of which fine the said Nicholas and
Joan acknowledged the manor to be the right of John as that
which John and Thomas had of the gift of Nicholas and Joan ;
and for this acknowledgement, fine and concord Thomas and John
granted the manor to Nicholas and Joan and to the heirs male
of their bodies, with remainder to Elizabeth the daughter of
Nicholas and Joan and the heirs of her body by John de Holand,
' chivaler,' and remainder over to the heirs of the bodies of
Nicholas and Joan ; and that by virtue of the said fine Nicholas
and Joan died so seised, without heir male of their bodies ; and
that John Holand and Elizabeth likewise died without heir of
the body of Elizabeth by John Holand, so that the manor ought
to remain to John Colepepir, esquire, who is of full age, as kinsman
and heir of the bodies of the said Nicholas and Joan, to wit, the
son of Eleanor the daughter of Nicholas and Joan ; and that the
manor is held of the king in chief as of his honour of Huntyngdon
by service of an eighth part of a knight's fee ; — to cause the said
John Colepepir to have full seisin of the said manor, as the king
has taken the fealty due from him in this behalf and for other
lands which Joan held on the day of her death of the king as of
the said honour in the county of Huntingdon, and for one mark
paid in the hanaper has respited his homage until Easter next.
1422.
Feb. 12. Order to William Wilbram, escheator in the county of
Westminster. Nottingham ; — pursuant to an inquisition made by him showing
that William de Brynnesley on the day of his death held in his
demesne as of fee, to himself and the heirs of his body, the manor
of Brennesley, and 3 messuages and 10 bovates of land in Trowell,
and the advowson of a moiety of the church of the same town, a
wind-mill, a third part of the site of a water-mill, and 13s. 4rf. of
rent in the same town, all of which one John del Ker.and Thomas
de Soleston, chaplain, gave and granted to Robert de Bronnesleye
and Elizabeth his wife and to the heirs of their bodies, with
remainder to the right heirs of Robert ; by virtue of which gift and
grant Robert and Elizabeth were seised of the premises, and they
had issue John de Bronnesley, and afterwards died seised of such
estate ; after whose death the premises descended to John as son
and heir of Robert and Elizabeth by virtue of the said gift ; and
that John de Bronnesley took to wife one Margery Fitz Harberd,
and they had issue, one Joan who lately was betrothed to ono
Robert Broune ; and that Margery afterwards died, after whose
death John took to wife one Isabel Prentys, and they had issu.-
the aforesaid William de Brynnesley, and he afterwards died so
seised of the premises ; after whose death the premises descended
to John the son and heir of the same William by virtue of the gift
aforesaid ; and that John son of William lately died a minor
without heir of his body ; and that the premises ought to descend
to the said Joan wife of Robert Broune, who is of full age, as the
406 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1422 Membrane 13 — cent.
daughter and heir of the aforesaid John de Bronnesley the son of
the aforesaid Robert and Elizabeth, by the form of the gift, since
John son of William died without heir of his body, as aforesaid ;
and that the premises are held of the king in chief as of the
honour of Peverell by service of finding in the king's army
during war in Wales a horse of the price of 5s., a sack and a
' pryk,' for 40 days, at the costs of the said William de Brynnesley,
and rendering 3s. 4d. yearly at the Exchequer by equal portions
at the Annunciation and Nativity of the B.V.M., by the hands
of the sheriff of Nottingham, for the said manor of Brynnesley,
and 36s. 8d. by equal portions at the said terms for the said
messuages, land, wind-mill, third part and rent in the town of
Trowell ; — to take the fealty of the said Robert Broune and cause
him and Joan to have full seisin of the said manor, messuages .
land, wind-mill, third part and rent, and of the advowson
aforesaid, which were taken into the king's hand by the death
of the said William.
Non Scr'.
,rt, MEMBRANE 12.
1421.
Sept. 19. Commitment to Robert Waterton, esquire, — by mainprise of
Crayke. William Skargyll of the county of York, esquire, and John de
Gairgrave of the same county, esquire, — of the keeping of all the
castles, manors and lands late of John late lord de Welly s, who
held of the king in chief on the day of his death ; to hold the same
from the time of the death of the said John until the lawful age
of Leo son of Eudo late the son of the said John, John's kinsman
and heir, rendering the true extent thereof, or as much as may be
agreed upon between him and the treasurer, and maintaining the
houses, enclosures and buildings pertaining to the said castles,
manors and lands. By bill of the treasurer.
Sept. 17. Order to the escheator in the county of Northampton to cause
Westminster.1 jonn Qryffyn son of Richard the son of Elizabeth the sister of
Edward Latymer, esquire, and kinsman and heir of the said
Edward, to have full seisin of all the lands which Margaret late the
wife of the said Edward held on the day of her death for life of the
inheritance of the said John ; as the king for 2 marks paid in the
hanaper has respited his homage and fealty until Trinity next.
Oct. 12. Commitment of the county of Bristol to Nicholas Bagot for
Westminster. one year, so that he answer at the Exchequer as sheriff; the
mayor and commonalty of Bristol having submitted to the king
his name and the names of Henry Gyldeney and Nicholas
Devenyssh as candidates for the office, in accordance with the
terms of their charter dated 8 August, 47 Edward III.
Order to Roger Lyveden, late sheriff, to deliver the county to
Nicholas by indenture.
Order to the mayor, burgesses and whole commonalty of the
town and suburbs of Bristol to be intendant to Nicholas as sheriff.
9 HENRY V.
407
1421.
Oct. 17.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Membrane 12 — cont.
Commitment to John JounlHoy, — by mainprise of John
Abraham, ' wolman,' and William Portreve of the county of
Buckingham, ' husbondman,' — of the keeping of a tenement in
Agmondesham, co. Buckingham, which is in the king's hand by
reason of the forfeiture of John Horewode for treason, as by an
inquisition taken before Edmund Hampden, late escheator,
more fully appears ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last for
20 years, rendering yearly the 3s. 4d. at which the tenement is
extended, and an increment of 8d. ; with clause touching
maintenance of houses, enclosures and buildings, and support of
charges. By bill of the treasurer.
Commitment to John Burgh, — by mainprise of Simon Camp,
esquire, and William Wakefeld, ' gentilman,' both of London, —
of the keeping of the manor and lordship of Haverynge atte
Boure, with all lands, tenements, rents, services, heriots, reliefs,
escheats, fines, issues and amercements, markets and fairs,
together with chattels of felons and fugitives, ' weyfs,' ' estraies,'
'chimnage,' 'euesage,' ' stratgalsilver,' hundreds, leets, courts and
perquisites of the same, return of all writs and of other the king's
commands and execution of the same, with franchises, liberties
and all other customs and commodities or profits whatsoever
pertaining to the said manor or lordship, and together with 5
marks of yearly rent which the abbess and convent of Berkynge
are bound to pay yearly to the king through the bailiff or farmer
or receiver of the said manor and lordship (the herbage and
pannage of the park of the said manor and lordship, and wards,
marriages, knights' fees and advowsons of churches only
excepted) ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last for 5 years
at a yearly farm of 112/. ; provided that he have allowance in
the payment of his farm if the said yearly farm or any parcel
thereof shall have been granted to any one by the king or his
ancestors, or hereafter shall be granted, and allowance of any
fees or wages due to any person from the said manor, lordship
or park, and also allowance yearly of the 81. 4s. forthcoming from
all the lands, rents, customs or services within the manor and
lordship, which Humphrey duke of Gloucester, chamberlain of
England, Henry bishop of Winchester, Joan Bohun countess of
Hereford Edmund earl of March, William Kynwolmerssh, John
Durward, John Leventhorp and John Peryent, esquires, and
Robert Okeburne hold within the said manor and lordship, and
which sum Joan queen of England by her letters patent lately
granted to Pernell Aldrewyche, her damsel, which grant the king
has confirmed to the said Pemell, during her life [Calendar of
Patent Rolls, 1416-1422, p. 301], so that answer be made to the
king bv the said John for the said 8/. 4s. if the said Pernell shall
die within the said term in the life-time of the queen or if the
queen and Pernell shall die during the said term ; and provided
also that John shall not be bound by this demise to undertake
any repair or maintenance of the houses, walls, hays, ditches,
ponds, palings or enclosures, or of any defects of the said manor,
403 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 12 — cont.
lordship or park, nor to do or support any other charges belonging
thereto. By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 21. Order to the escheator in the county of Hereford and the
Westminster, adjacent march of Wales ; — pursuant to an inquisition taken
before John Russell, late escheator, showing that Thomas Dansey
on the day of his death held a messuage and 60 acres of land in
Kyngeston, co. Hereford, in his demesne as of fee of the king in
chief by knight service ; and that Joan the wife of Robert
Hauley, the daughter of the said Thomas, is the next heir of
Thomas, and of full age ; — to cause the said Robert and Joan to
have full seisin of the said messuage and land, as the king has
taken the fealty due from Robert by reason of his having issue
by Joan, and for 6s. 8d. paid in the hanaper has respited his
homage until Easter next.
Oct. 22. Commitment to Robert Mirfyn, — by mainprise of Thomas
Westminster. Walsyngham and William Estfeld, both of the city of London,—
of the keeping of the manor of Eltham with its members, to wit,
Brandon, Mordyngham and Henle, and with the rents, lands,
meadows, pastures, hays and other profits pertaining to it, both
within and without the park, saving sufficient pasture for the
deer, and excepting the capital manor with the whole precinct and
the gardens ; to hold the same from Michaelmas 8 Henry V for
10 years, with sufficient ' housbote,' ' haybote ' and ' firbote ' in
the wood without the said park, rendering 447. yearly by equal
portions at Easter and Michaelmas, and maintaining all the
houses and buildings belonging to the manor of Brandon and to
the other houses for husbandry, destruction of the said houses
and buildings within the manor of Brandon, and of the houses and
buildings for husbandry by high wind, sudden storms, or fire
caused by another only excepted ; provided always that he
have due allowance in the payment of the said farm if the farm
or any parcel of the same shall have been granted or hereafter
shall be granted to any one ; as the said Robert has surrendered
into the Chancery for cancellation the letters patent of 7 (sic) July
8 Henry V [p. 347 above] by which the king committed the keeping
of the said manor etc. to him for 10 years from Michaelmas then
following at a yearly farm of 44L, on surrender by William
Sareson, clerk, and Thomas Brugges of the letters patent by
which the king had lately committed the said keeping to them
from Michaelmas 1 Henry V for 10 years at a yearly farm of 44Z.
By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 28. Commitment to Walter Lyon, — by mainprise of John Glover
Westminster. of the county of Buckingham and John Hertwell of London,
' mercer,5 — of the keeping of the manor of Kyngesey, co.
Buckingham, which came to the king's hands and is still in the
king's hand by the death of Thomas Marny, ' knight,' who held
of the king in chief by knight service on the day of his death,
and by reason of the minority of John his brother and heir male ;
9 HENRY V.
409
1421. Membrane 12 — ami.
to hold the same from Michaelmas last until the lawful age of
the said heir, rendering 161. yearly by equal portions at Easter
and Michaelmas ; with clause touching maintenance of houses,
enclosures and buildings, and support of charges.
By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 11.
Oct. 19. Commitment to Richard Denton, by advice of the king's
Westminster, council, of the keeping of the castle and manor of Somerton and
of a moiety of the manor of Carleton, co. Lincoln, which have
come to the king's hands by the death of his brother Thomas late
duke of Clarence, who held them for life of the grant of Henry IV ;
to hold the same, with their members and appurtenances, from
Michaelmas last during the king's pleasure ; so that he answer
yearly at the Exchequer for the farms, rents, profits and com-
modities pertaining to the said castle, manor and moiety, taking
for his fee 4 marks yearly by his own hands from the farms, rents,
profits and commodities aforesaid. By p.s. [1125.]
Nov. 1 2 . Commitment to William Hert and Agnes his wife, — by inainprise
Westminster. of Robert Busshell and John Ede, both of the county of
Gloucester, — of the keeping of a messuage in the street called
' Netherstrete ' in Wynchecombe, co. Gloucester, which Henry
Thorp held of the king at farm, and which has been taken into
the king's hand for certain causes by John Benet, late escheator
in the county ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last for 70
years, rendering 2s. yearly by equal portions at the Easter and
Michaelmas Exchequers, and supporting all charges incumbent
on the said messuage. By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 19. Commitment to John Iwardby, — by mainprise of Richard
Westminster. Knyghtlee of the county of Northampton and John Wachet of
the county of Oxford, — of the keeping of the manor of Merssh,
co. Buckingham, which came to the king's hands and is still in
the king's hand by the death of Thomas de la Pole, ' chivaler,'
who held of the king in chief by knight service on the day of his
death, and by reason of the minority of Thomas his son and heir ;
to hold the same from Michaelmas last until the lawful age of the
said heir, and so from heir to heir until one of them shall have
attained full age, rendering the 10Z. at which the manor is
extended, and an increment of 205., yearly by equal portions at
Easter and Michaelmas ; with clause touching maintenance of
houses, enclosures and buildings, and support of charges.
By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 21. Commitment to Henry Haweles and William Brut, clerk, — by
Westminster, niainprise of Richard Golde and William Byngham, both of the
county of Southampton, — of the keeping of the alien priory of
St. Helens in the Isle of Wight, co. Southampton, with all its
rights and appurtenances ; to hold the same from Michaelmas
410 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 11 — cont.
last for 20 years, rendering 11. yearly by equal portions at the
Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers, as the said Henry and Roger
Tydyman, clerk, deceased, used to render (to whom the king on
21 October 1 Henry V committed the keeping of the said priory
for the duration of the war with France at a yearly farm of 11.),
maintaining the houses and buildings belonging to the said priory,
finding there the divine services, alms and other pious works
ordained from of old, paying tenths and other quotas, and
supporting all other charges incumbent on the priory ; as the
said war is now ended, and the keeping of the priory is still in
the king's hand for certain causes. By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 22. Commitment to William Phelip, knight, — by mainprise of
Westminster. John Alderford and John Fastolf , both of the county of Norfolk,—
of the keeping of a moiety of all the lands late of Annis late the
wife of Thomas late lord de Bardolf, which have come to the
king's hands by her death ; to hold the same from the time of
the death of the said Annis for as long as the said moiety shall
remain in the king's hand, rendering yearly as much as may be
agreed upon between him and the treasurer ; with clause touching
maintenance of houses, enclosures and buildings, and support of
charges. By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 26. Order to the escheator in the county of Essex to cause John
Westminster. Henxtworth, son of Katharine the sister of John Goldyngton the
father of Thomas Goldyngton, and kinsman and heir of Thomas,
to have full seisin of all the lands which the said John Goldyngton
held of the king in chief or was seised of in his demesne as of fee
on the day of his death, the same being in the king's hand by
the death of the said John Goldyngton and by reason of the
minority of the said Thomas, who lately died a minor in the king's
ward ; as the king has taken the fealty of the said John
Henxtworth and for 10s. paid in the hanaper has respited his
homage until Michaelmas next.
Oct. 27. Order to H. archbishop of York to appoint some trustworthy
Westminster, men of the clergy of his diocese to levy and collect in the said
diocese the tenth which the prelates and clergy of the province
of York in their last convocation, held in the church of St. Peter,
York, on Monday 22 September, 1421, and continued on subsequent
days, — although the same is beyond their power on account of their
notorious poverty and many losses, expenses and insupportable
burdens befalling them at this present time more than in times
past was wont, and especially on account of grievous floods and
the violence of continual rains and tempests whereby the grain
and hay have been irrecoverably beaten down, and on account
of their other excessive labours and expenses and other insupport-
able burdens, and penury, which beset them from day to day to
an unwonted extent, — granted to the king of their ecclesiastical
benefices, dignities, prebends, hospitals, portions, pensions,
temporalities and spiritualities, and temporalities annexed to
9 HENRY V. 411
1421. Membrane 11 — cont.
spiritualities, assessed according to the new assessment (excepting,
wholly, the priories and monasteries of Drax, Madersey, Fellay,
Rufforcl, Feriby, Watton, Ellerton and Egleston, benefices of all
nuns on account of their notorious poverty, the community of
the cathedral church of York and the churches of Misterton,
Topeliff and Erodes worth, appropriated to the said cathedral
church, for the speedy construction and completion of the same
church, the prebend of Langtoft in the said cathedral church on
account of the excessive assessment of the same, and, as at other
times, the lands and possessions of the abbots and convents of
the monasteries of Selby, Roche, and Meaux which have been
destroyed by the waters of the sea, the Humber and other rivers,
and all priories and monasteries and benefices in Cumberland,
Westmoreland, Northumberland and Coupland, and the tem-
poralities and spiritualities annexed thereto, and excepting also,
to the extent of a moiety, the priory of Thurgarton on account
of the threatening collapse of the conventual church and the
necessary repairing of the same, the priories of St. Oswald of
Nostell, Pontefract and Blyth which are in many ways burdened
by debt, the monastery of Cokersand which has been almost
destroyed by the sea, and the church of Kirkham in the arch-
deaconry of Richmond, and excepting also, wholly, all ecclesiastical
benefices, dignities, prebends, hospitals, portions, pensions,
temporalities and spiritualities, and temporalities annexed to
spiritualities, that are assessed according to the new assessment at
8 marks and under), the said tenth being payable a moiety at
Midsummer next and a moiety at Midsummer 1423 ; provided
that the said prelates and clergy, or their farmers, be not charged
with the payment of any fifteenth with the laity for their
temporalities, or with other grants or payments of other tenths
to be granted to the king in the mean time. And answer is to
be made for the said tenth at the terms aforesaid ; and the
archbishop is to certify the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer
by Easter next at the latest of the names of the persons appointed
by him.
Order in like terms to Th. bishop of Durham.
The like to R. bishop of Carlisle.
MEMBRANE 10.
Nov. 20. Commitment to Thomas Chaucer, esquire, — by mainprise of
Westminster. John Waget and John Rassh, both of the county of Oxford, — of
the keeping of all the lands late of Richard Grevell who held in
chief by knight service on the day of his death of Humphrey earl
of Stafford, a minor in the king's ward ; to hold the same from
the time of the death of the said Richard until the lawful age of
Joan the daughter of Richard Arches, knight, and the sister and
heir of the said Richard Grevell, together with the marriage of the
said heir, and so from heir to heir until one of them shall have
attained full age, and he shall have duly effected the marriage,
412 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1421. Membrane 10 — cont.
rendering yearly for the keeping the extent thereof, or as much
as may be agreed upon between him and the treasurer, paying
for the marriage as much as may likewise be agreed upon, and
finding fit maintenance for the heir ; with clause touching
maintenance of houses, enclosures and buildings, and support of
charges. By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 24. Order to the escheator in the county of Northumberland to
Westminster, take into the king's hand and keep safely until further order all
the lands in his bailiwick whereof John Heron, ' chivaler,' who
held of the king in chief, was seised in his demesne as of fee on
the day of his death ; and to make inquisition touching his
lands and heir ; as the late escheator to whom a like order was
given was removed from his office before he had executed the
writ.
Dec. 5. Commitment to the prior and convent of the abbey of St. Mary,
Westminster. York, of the guardianship of the said abbey which is void and
in the king's hand by the resignation of brother Thomas Spofford,
the last abbot ; to hold the same, with all things belonging to
the abbey which might pertain to the king, as if they were being
retained in the king's hand, from the time of the resignation of
the said Thomas for two months, rendering 100 marks ; so that
no escheator or other bailiff or minister of the king or of his hen's
intermeddle with the said keeping or with any thing belonging
to the said abbey, nor in any wise prevent the prior and convent
from having free and full administration of all the possessions,
pro vents and rents of the abbey, if the voidance shall last so long,
and of the issues, provents and profits thereof, by themselves and
their ministers, during the said two months ; and if the voidance
of the abbey shall last beyond the said two months, then the said
prior and convent shall have the guardianship of the abbey with
all things pertaining to it in form aforesaid during such further
voidance, and for each month of voidance beyond the said two
months shall render 50 marks, or, if such further voidance be for less
than a month, shall pay proportionably less ; saving to the king
and his heirs the knights' fees, advowsons of churches, wards,
marriages and reliefs pertaining to the abbey, which shall fall in
during the time of voidance. By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 7. Order to the escheator in the county of Suffolk to make a
Westminster, partition into two equal parts of all the lands in his bailiwick late
of Annis late the wife of Thomas late lord de Bardolf , who held
of the king in chief, on the day of her death, and to cause William
Phelipp, knight, and Joan his wife, one of the daughters and heirs
of Annis, to have full seisin of Joan's pourparty, as the king has
taken William's fealty and for one mark paid in the hanaper has
respited until Easter next the homage due from him by reason
of his having issue by his wife ; retaining the pourparty of
Anne late the wife of William Clyfford, knight, deceased, the
other daughter and heir of Annis, in the king's hand until further
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1421. Membrane 10 — cont.
order ; provided always that each of the heirs have in her
pourparty a share of the lands which are held of the king in chief,
and so be the king's tenant.
Nov. 18. Commitment to John Bertram, ' chivaler,' — by mainprise of
Westminster. John Bradeley of Langhirst, ' yoman,' and William Clowegh of
Hereford, co. Northumberland, ' gentilman,' — of the keeping of
all the manors, towns and lands in the county of Northumberland,
late of John Lomley, ' chivaler,' who held of the king in chief
by knight service on the day of his death ; to hold the same from
Michaelmas last until the lawful age of Thomas the son and heir
of the said John Lomley, and so from heir to heir until one of
them shall have attained full age, rendering yearly at the
' Exchequer at Easter and Michaelmas equally the 13£. 165. Sd. at
which the said manors, towns and lands are extended in detail
before John Cerff, late escheator, and maintaining the houses
and buildings, and all other charges, belonging to the said manors,
towns and lands. By bill of the treasurer.
Dec. 16. Commitment to John Wylcotes, esquire, and Isabel late the
Westminster. wjfe of John Pympe, — by mainprise of William Cheyne, esquire,
and Alexander Cheyne, esquire, both of the county of Kent,—
of the keeping of all the lands late of John Pympe who held of
the king in chief by knight service on the day of his death ; to
hold the same from the time of the death of the said John Pympe
until the lawful age of Reynold his son and heir, together with
the marriage of the heir, and so from heir to heir until one of
them shall have attained full age and they shall have duly effected
the marriage, paying for the said keeping and marriage 80 marks
only, to wit, 40 marks at Easter next, 20 marks at Midsummer
following, and 20 marks at Michaelmas following, and finding fit
maintenance for the heir ; with clause touching maintenance of
houses, enclosures and buildings, and support of charges.
By bill of the treasurer.
Dec. 22. Order to John Daunvers and Peter Fetyplace, esquires, coming
Westminster. ^o ^he last Parliament as knights of the county of Oxford by
election of the said county, or to one of them, to nominate
one or two or more persons to collect and levy with the others the
tenth and fifteenth last granted to the king by the commonalty
of the realm in the place of John Wachet of Banbury, escheator
in the county and one of the under-chamberlains in the Exchequer
(who ought in person to attend in the said office of under -
chamberlain), whom they have nominated, without his knowledge,
among others to collect the said tenth and fifteenth, and whose
name they have delivered into the Chancery ; as the king is unwilling
to allow the said John, in consideration of the offices aforesaid, to
make such collection. And they are to send the name, or names,
of the new nominee, or nominees, to the Chancery without delay ;
so that the collection of the said tenth and fifteenth be not delayed
by the default of the said John Daunvers and Peter. By C.
414 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1421. MEMBRANE 9.
Dec. 29. Commission to John Ombresley of Evesham, Robert Barbour
Westminster. of Evesham, John Estynton of Castilmorton, John Chaumberleyn
of Berwe, William Doode of Beoley, John Naym of Severnestoke,
William Spechesley of Spechesley, William Ocham of Norfeld,
Richard Partrich of Dudley, William Hopton, Laurence Kynges
and Richard Ketelby of Horsham to levy and collect from all
cities, boroughs and towns, and from all secular lords of towns
and other lay persons having goods and possessions, and from
others both great and small, in the county of Worcester (except
the city of Worcester), and also from all ecclesiastical persons in
respect of goods forthcoming from lands acquired by them since
20 Edward I, the fifteenth and tenth which the commonalties of
the realm and the citizens and burgesses of cities and boroughs,
of their free will and with the assent of the lords spiritual and
temporal, granted to the king in his last Parliament, held at
Westminster, especially for the defence of the realm ; payable, a
moiety at the Purification next in form and terms following : —
That is for to say, that every liege man of our saide soveraigne lorde
of his roialme of England, that shal or ought to pay his duete to the
saide half xvme and x""' to the use and profit of our saide soveraigne
lorde to be resceived be the handes of his collectours or of any of hem in
any part of his saide roialme, and wolle pay or payeth his saide
duete to the saide collectours or to any of hem havyng auctorite to
resceyve the saide duete, in golde, as in noble, half noble, other
ferthyng, that stretcheth verily to the value of vs. viijd. by due poys of
the noble thereof made with due abatements of the same to be sende
to the saide collectours with here commissions in to every parties of
the saide roialme, that the saide collectours and every of hem shal
duely resceive suche payment in golde to the very value of vs. viijd.,
to be payed to the use of our saide soveraigne lorde in his resceit in
name and hoole value of a noble of due poys, and so ther to be
resceived by the officers of our saide soveraigne lorde withouten
difficultee or dilaie in full payment of vjs. viijd. and in discharge of
the saide collectours and everyche of hem and the liege men of our
saide soveraigne lorde ; and if any of the liege men before saide in
tyme comynge make payment of his duete forsaide in nobles, half
nobles, other ferthyng es of golde, excedyng the value of vs. viijd. by
the poys aforsaide that in the payment of this half xv'"e and x'"" shal
renne in payment of a noble of due poys, than that moneie that so
excedith stonde and be to the avantage of the paier of the same in
allouance or repayment to hym to be made by the resceivour of the
same, after the rate and quantite of tlie same excesse ; and if it be
so that any of the liege men aforsaide in tyme comyng make payment
of his forsaide duete to any of the collectours aforsaide in golde as
it is before declared beyng of las value by the saide poys than
vs. viijd., that for that cause the saide collectours, ne non of hem,
shall not that saide golde refuse, so that the paier of the same do to
the resceivour of the same assith and gree unto the value of vs. viijd.
to hym that it resceiveth, beyng algates to the paier into avantage
and descharge of the noble of due poys ayens our saide soveraigne
lorde [Rot, Parl. IV. 151] : — and the other moiety at Martinmas
9 HENRY V. 415
1421 Membrane 9 — cont.
following ; to wit, as great a sum as has heretofore been levied
in like case, and no more ; provided always that the said secular
lords and lay persons, and others aforesaid contribute to such
payment for all their goods and chattels whatsoever, and the
ecclesiastics as above for their portion with the commonalty of
the county, and that no one be spared ; and that aaswer be made
for the said fifteenth and tenth at the Exchequer or other
appointed place at the feasts aforesaid. And order to them to
go in person from town to town and from place to place, etc. as
above [p. 84].
Mittitur in extractis.
The like to the following in the counties and places named :—
Baldwin Rous of Kyftesgate, John Eberton, John Blount,
esquire, Robert Lyle of Great Rysyngdon, John Walton
of Walton of the hundred of Durhurst, Nicholas Bernard
of Tetbury, Thomas Karaunt of the Forest of Dene,
Thomas Snell of Syrencestre, John Bryse of the town of
Ledeney ; Gloucester.
Robert West of Merton, Henry Milner of Hatton, Laurence
de Holme of Ingelby, W7illiam Wyggley of Worsworth,
John Bollok of Norton, Richard Bradbury of Chapell
' parysch,' Derby.
William Raundes of Raundes, Thomas Englissh of Harde-
grave, Hugh Martyn of Arthyngworth, William Bykirton
of Yelvertoft, John Dawes of Rathe well, Thomas Garton
of Petirburgh, John Sutton of Milton (memorandum quod
istud nomen est insertum per consilium), John Waryn of
Aillesworth ; Northampton. By C.
William Chevele of Chevele, Nicholas Hamond of Swaffham,
James Russell of Ikelyngton, John Thormimdesby, Henry
atte Strete of Meldeburn, Henry Rede of Longestanton,
Thomas Person of Ely, Adam Marchall of Leveryngton ;
Cambridge.
John Daniel of Edelmeton, William Abbot of Bedefunt,
William Bury, John Edmund of Stratford ; Middlesex.
Robert Westmeles of Louth, John Tipshethe of Malberthorp,
Robert Nuland of Humbestone, John Palmer of Maryng,
John Saxilby of Torkesay, John Usflete of Gunnays ; parts
of Lyndesey, co. Lincoln, except the city of Lincoln.
Ralph Messanger of Harleston, Richard Nicholl of Grantham,
Richard Barneby of Gonewardby, William Ledebeter of
Slyforth ; parts of Kesteven, co. Lincoln, except the city
of Lincoln.
Stephen Baxster of Boston, Thomas Longland of Kirton,
Gilbert Pynchebek of Whaplode, John Grene of Flete ;
parts of Holand, co. Lincoln, except the city of Lincoln.
Thomas Stotevile, Edmund Hayfforde, Thomas Gatele,
Robert Pope, Nicholas Peke, John Holgate, Nicholas
Bury, Robert Wode, Peter Codon, Thomas Sengiltone ;
Suffolk.
416 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
Membrane 9 — cont.
Richard Walssh of Onlep, John Langham of Kylby, Thomas
Mauncell of Neweton, Richard Hotoft of Hunberstone,
William Weston of Carleton, William Wryght of Swynford,
John Egge of Desford, Edward Wymondham of Wymond-
ham of Claxton ; Leicester.
MEMBRANE s.
John Undeslowe of Undeslowe, co. Salop, esquire, Roger
Childe of Erleton, ' gentilman,' Richard Selman of Brigge-
north, ' gentilman,' Richard Willyames of Conde, merchant,
Roger Somercote of Stapilford, John Greote of Greote,
John Borewey of Ludlowe, William Preston of Shrewardyn,
Robert Coyne of Je, Roger Bromelegh of Mytley, John
Wytton of Wytton, Roger Lynyell of Nesse ; Salop, except
the town of Shrewsbury.
Thomas del Wode of Wodehouse, William Tikehill of
Alsettur, Richard Halle of Stretteford, John Coton of
Bollehalle by Thomworth, Thomas Taylour of Thomworth,
John Waldeve of Alspathe, Thomas Hawe of Solihill, Thomas
Arnecokke of Solihill, John Broun of Napton, the younger,
Walter Witheley of Witheley, John Welbeke of Alseley,
John Holdon of Birmicham, John Smythe of Birches of
Solihill, William Brette of Ansley ; Warwick.
Edmund Lodelowe, John de Thorp, Bartholomew Here ward,
William Cothull, Walter Woderove of Kyngeston, ' spycer,'
Edmund Chymham, Thomas Beste of Caterham, Thomas
Asshurst, Robert atte Sonde, William Cranle ; Surrey.
Richard Wakefeld of Newerk, William Crescy of Markham,
John atte Vicers of Retford, John Gaytford of Gaytford,
Ralph de Byngham ; Nottingham.
William Pym of the hundred of Canyngton, ' gentilman,'
Thomas Gysby of Bekynton, William Payn of Taunton,
Thomas Mocheldever of Northcory, John Bowe of Taunton,
John Everden of Ken, John Chok of Staunton Drewe,
Hugh Tort of Crukerne ; Somerset.
John Horwode of Cynkelburgh, John Stanbrugge of
Chetyngdon, John Edy of Stony Stratford, John Rose of
Hardemede, William Wodeward of Lekehamstede, John
Bosno of Hertewell, John Clerc of Colverdon, John Welles-
bourne of Wycombe, Nicholas Trentham of Tappelewe ;
Buckingham.
John ErhMe of Plumstede, John Chipstede of Chipstede,
John Watte of Haukherst, Thomas Symon of Hertlepe,
John Bettenham of Bettenhameswode, Reynold Dreylonde
of Sellyng by Faveresham, Richard Knyght of Sellyng by
Monks Horton, William Harlewyn of the Isle of Thanet ;
Kent.
John Shuldham, esquire, John Bacon, esquire, John Methe-
wold, esquire, Thomas Wederby, ' gentilman,' Thomas
Sty ward, ' gentilman,' John Bacheler, ' frankleyn,' William
Fyncham, 'frankleyn/ Peter Payn, ' frankleyn ' ; Norfolk.
9 HENRY V. 417
1421. Membrane 8 — cont.
John Pynkkeney, William Remneham, Laurence Haweman,
Alfred Kent, Thomas Marchaunt of Bokhampton, John
Otur, Walter Bryghtwell of Abyngdon, John London of
Abyngdon ; Berks.
Ralph de Aune of Huton Palnell, Thomas Myssyn of
Doncastre, Richard Lely of Drax, William Sampoule of
Birom, Richard de Burton, William Dodesworth, Edmund
Hameas, Henry Sawell of Coppelay, Thomas de Hawekes-
worth, Nicholas de Baylldon, William de Mallom, Lionel
Dawetre, William Tanfeld of Rypon, Richard de Thorpe
of Stanlay, William Davyll of Bylton, Thomas Russell of
Wyghall ; West Riding, co. York, except the city of York.
William de Scalby, Thomas de Barton, John Harbarne of
South Kylvyngton, John Grenewod of Treske, John
Hawekeswell, John Wanse worth of Kyrtillyngton,
Christopher de Boynton, Thomas de Seeton, Thomas de
Bolton of Huby, Robert Thornef of Snaynton in Pykeryng
Lyth ; North Riding, co. York, except the city of York.
Henry de Aklum, Edmund de Thweyng, William Suwardeby,
William Crauncewyke of Dalton, Richard de Santon,
Robert Fraunkelayn of Wyghton ; East Riding, co. York,
except the city of York.
John Fitz Aleyn of Sibford, Thomas Payn of Aston, Thomas
Pachyn of Bloxham, Thomas Denton, ' gentilman,' Roger
Lawe, ' gentilman,' William Bocher of Clayore ; Oxford.
MEMBRANE i.
John atte Berewe of Charteford, Edmund Forster of Nut-
shullyng, John Waspayle of Hertele, Stephen Digher of
Alton, Richard Tistede of Esttystede, John Rocle of the Isle
of Wight, Geoffrey Hore of Cateryngton, William Payn of
Andevere, John Bozard of the Isle of Wight ; Southampton.
Nicholas Fitz Herberd, John Hayne of Pilton, John Chepman
of Honyton, Roger Tremayle, William Fokeray, Thomas
Codemore, John Tordene, John Strode ; Devon.
Henry Chavsy (ista diccio Chavsy, prius Charosey, emendtttiir
ad prosecucionem Nicholai Dyxon), Thomas Quynteyn, the
elder, John Kirkeby, Richard Partryche, Robert Cuttyng
of Wylton, William Sampson of Awmbresbury, William
Wychehampton of Calne, Robert Baylly of Cheldryngton ;
Wilts.
John Cristyne of Herythe, John Bocher of Sentyvys, John
Fischer of St. Neots, Walter Gelyan of Catworth ;
Huntingdon.
John Boughay of Whitemore, Hugh Holyns of Moseley, John
Thikenesse of Betteley, Ralph Frebody of Roweley,
Richard Rudeyord of Rudeyord, John Walkar of Draycote
under Newwode, William Walton of Walton Grange, John
Coton of Tarn worth, Henry Coton of Mitton, John Russell
of Combrugge ; Stafford.
Wt. 2415. F. 27.
418 CALENDAR OF FINE BOLLS.
Membrane 7 — ami.
Robert Swofeld of Braunston, esquire, William Parker of
Redelyngton, Robert Camp of Keton, John Rome of
Ryall ; Rutland.
Robert Tottenham, esquire, John Adam of the parish of
Trynge, John Valentyn of St. Albans, John Pygot of
Hycchyn, Wilham Wodeleff of Ware, William Coupere of
Royston ; Hertford.
Henry Panter, William Brounsopp, Robert Godewyn, Anselin
Halewell alias Drake ; Dorset.
John Petyver of Luton, John Hobbes of Luton, John Potter
of Wobourn, John Adam of Ronhale, John Brugge of
Turveye, John Broun of Deen, Walter Salter of Deen,
Thomas Lexham of Dunstaple, Nicholas Ravenhull of
Stacheden ; Bedford.
William Reynford, esquire, Robert Took of Wytham, John
Godeston of Reynham, Robert Wright of Little Thorrock,
Thomas Walssh of Pretewell, Walter Gerard of Pechesey,
William Germayn of Kelwedon, William Rycher of Donton,
John Mace of Rykelyng, Simon Peper of Walden ; Essex.
John Maveysyn, Thomas Playstede, William Threll, John
Delve of Ryngemer, John Gosselyn of Lewes, Andrew
Maffey alias Andrew Peek, William Longe, John Walssh
of Coufold, William Rumbeme, Thomas Lucas, John
Joye, Michael Baggele ; Sussex.
Hugh Watyes of Brynshop, Roger Erlyche of Richardescastell,
Stephen Bron of Bromyord, Richard Gambon of Aylton,
John Comyn of Putteley ; Hereford.
John Trewynt of Trewynt, Thomas Nanquothen of
Nanquothen, John Nicholl of Bodmyn, John Bodulget of
Bodulget ; Cornwall.
Commission to Thomas Hopkyns, Richard Baret and Robert
Dyer to levy and collect the same in the city and suburbs of
Worcester ; and order to them to cause to come before them the
mayor and bailiffs of the city and four or six of the most discreet
and upright men of the city and suburbs, and, in person or by
deputy, to have the money levied by their advice.
The like to the following : —
John Dekene, ' grocer,' Thomas Palmer, ' brewer,' John
Whight, ' chapman,' William Totewell, ' brewer,' all of
Suthwerk ; in the town of Suthwerk.
John Mannyng, Thomas Danyell, John Wryght, William
Iselam ; in the city of Norwich.
Stephen Mercer, Henry Hamme, John Hayne, William
Basket, ' wever,' all of Salisbury ; in the city of Salisbury.
Roger Ivory, ' baker,' John Horton, John Taverner, Richard
Byrcheore, ' wever,' John Broun, ' corvyser,' Roger
Ferrour, all of Shrewsbury ; in the town of Shrewsbury.
Thomas Merton, ' bocher,' Walter Okeburne, ' draper,'
Stephen Sutton, ' bruer,' Walter Jewe, ' bowyer,' all of
Oxford ; in the town of Oxford.
9 HENRY V. 419
1421. Membrane 7 — cont.
Commission to John Gedney, alderman of London, John
Perveys, John Bacon, ' grocer,' and John Patesley, goldsmith,
to levy and collect the same in the city and suburbs of London ;
and order to them to go in person from ward to ward and from
place to place, cause to come before them four of the most discreet
and upright men of every ward, and have the money levied by
their advice.
MEMBRANE 6.
Commission to John Hoke, John atte Wode, Thomas Fyler
and Thomas Colyns to levy and collect the same in the town
and suburbs of Bristol and the precinct thereof ; and order to
them to cause to come before them the mayor and sheriff of
the town and four or six of the most discreet and upright men of
the town and suburbs and precinct, and to have the money levied
by their advice.
The like to the following : —
Richard Marum, John Thornton, John Doket, Ralph
Smalwode, John Derby, ' cardemaker,' Richard Barton,
' cordewaner ' ; in the city of Lincoln.
Roger de la Hay, Richard Ricall, Richard Shirwode, John
Catryk ; in the city of York.
Order to the chancellor in the county palatine of Lancaster to
appoint some trustworthy men of the county to levy and collect
the same therein and to answer therefor at the days aforesaid ;
certifying the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer by the
octave of Hilary next of the names of the persons so appointed.
£4u6^<
Feb. 8. Commitment to Thomas Beauchamp, ' chivaler,' Giles
Westminster. Daubeney, ' chivaler,' and William Murifeld, — by mainprise of
John Trethege of the county of Cornwall and Edward Botiller
of the county of Somerset, — of the keeping of all the lands late
of John Kendale who held of the king in chief by knight service
on the day of his death ; to hold the same from the time of the
death of the said John Kendale until the lawful age of John his
son and heir, and so from heir to heir until one of them shall
have attained full age, rendering yearly as much as may be
agreed upon between them and the treasurer by Michaelmas
next, and finding fit maintenance for the heir ; with clause
touching maintenance of houses, enclosures and buildings, and
support of charges. By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated on surrender.
j42i MEMBRANE 5.
May 28. Commitment (with like clause) to William Ryman, esquire,
Westminster, and John Persons, — by mainprise of John Cornewaill, knight, of
the county of Bedford, and Robert Lovell, esquire, of the county
of Wilts, — (1) of the keeping of all the castles, honours, towns,
lordships, manors, lands, rents, services and other possessions
420 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS,
Membrane 5 — cont.
and profits late of John Arundell of Arundell, ' chivaler,' who
held of the king in chief by knight service on the day of his death
(the manors of Castellacre, Beston and Milham, co. Norfolk, the
manor of Kyvele and a moiety of the manor of Bulkyngton, co.
Wilts, and the manor of Almodyton, co. Sussex, only excepted),
which (except the manor of Kyvele and the moiety of the manor
of Bulkyngton aforesaid) are in the king's hand by the death of
the said John Arundell and by reason of the minority of John his
son and heir, and (2) of the keeping of the manors of Flukthorp,
co. Norfolk, and Wychehampton, co. Dorset, late of the said John
Arundell, which are in the king's hand because the said John in
his lifetime did not sue livery thereof out of the king's hands and
also by reason of the minority of the said John son of John ; to
hold the same, together with the hundreds, views of frankpledge,
return of writs and the execution of the same, courts, offices,
franchises, liberties, markets, fairs, wreck of sea, escheats, forests,
parks, chaces, warrens, woods, meadows, feedings, pastures,
waters, fisheries, customs, and all other profits and commodities
belonging to the premises, from the time of the death of the said
John Arundell until the lawful age of the said heir, and so from
heir to heir until one of them shall have attained full age ;
rendering 500 marks yearly by equal portions at Michaelmas and
Easter. By bill of the treasurer.
May 27. Commitment (with like clause) to John Cornewail, knight, —
Westminster, by mainprise of Thomas Wenlok, knight, of the county of Bedford,
and William Lodesop, esquire, of the county of Hereford, — of
the keeping (1) of the manors of Castellacre, Beston and Milham,
co. Norfolk, and Almodyton, co. Sussex, which are in the king's
hand by the death of John Arundell of Arundell, ' chivaler,' who
held of the king in chief by knight service on the day of his death,
and by reason of the minority of John his son and heir, and (2)
of the manor of Kyvele and a moiety of the manor of Bulkyngton,
co. Wilts, which came to the king's hands by the death of Thomas
late earl of Arundell, who held of the king in chief by knight
service on the day of his death, and are still in the king's hand by
the minority of the said John son and heir of John Arundell, the
kinsman and heir male of the said late earl ; to hold the same
from the time of the death of the said John Arundell until the
lawful age of the said heir, to the value of 200 marks a year (at
which sum the said manors and moiety are extended beyond
reprises), together with the marriage of the heir, and so from heir
to heir until one of them shall have attained full age, and he shall
have duly effected the marriage ; paying for the keeping and
marriage 2000 marks only in hand, and finding fit maintenance
for the heir. By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 7. Commitment to William Scalby and Robert Thorneff, — by
Westminster, mainprise of Thomas Fulthorp of the county of York and Thomas
Whitlee of the county of Northumberland, — of the keeping of the
manor of Arnecliff and all the lands in the towns of Ingelby under
0 HENRY V. 421
1421. Membrane 5 — cont.
Arnecliff, Estheslarton and Estlutton, co. York, which Thomas
Robyas, who was outlawed at the suit of William Caundyssh,
citizen and mercer of London, in a plea of debt, held on the day
of his outlawry, to hold the same for as long as the premises shall
remain in the king's hand by reason of the said outlawry, rendering
yearly the extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon
between them and the treasurer ; with clause touching main-
tenance of buildings and support of charges.
By bill of the treasurer.
1422.
Feb. 16. Order to the escheat or in the county of Salop and the adjacent
Westminster, march of Wales to take the fealty of Beatrice Maynston, one of
the sisters of Thomas Stuyche the father of William Stuyche the
father of Ellen the daughter and heir of the said William, and
one of the kinswomen and heirs of the said Ellen, and of Hoell ap
Guyllym, who has taken to wife Elizabeth the other sister of the
said Thomas and the other kinswoman and heir of the said Ellen,
make a partition into two equal parts of all the lands in his
bailiwick which are in the king's hand by the death of the said
William and by reason of the minority of the said Ellen, who
lately died a minor in the king's ward, and cause the said Beatrice,
and Hoell and Elizabeth, to have full seisin of the pour parties of
Beatrice and Elizabeth respectively ; as the king for one mark
paid in the hanaper has respited until the quinzaine of Trinity
next the homage of Beatrice, and the homage due from Hoell by
reason of his having issue by his said wife.
1421.
Be it remembered that on 9 December in the present year
Richard de la Beere, sheriff of Hereford, was amerced at 405., for
that he made no return of a certain writ, which the chancellor
delivered to him, to attach Thomas Tomkyns to answer John
Hertilpole, one of the clerks of the Chancery, touching a debt of
27 marks which the said John Hertilpole demands from the said
Thomas.
1422.
Jan. 2. Appointment of John Bolne, under-sheriff of Surrey and
Westminster. Sussex, to occupy the office of sheriff of the said counties, during
the king's pleasure ; so that he answer at the Exchequer as
sheriff. By C.
Order to the executors of the will of John Hall, late sheriff, to
deliver the rolls, writs, memoranda and all other things belonging
to that office, which are in their keeping, to the said John Bolne
by indenture.
Jan. 28. Commitment of the county of Bristol to John Milton until
Westminster. 12 October next, so that he answer at the Exchequer as sheriff ;
the mayor and commonalty having submitted to the king his name
and the names of Henry Gildeney and Nicholas Devenyssh as
candidates for the office, in accordance with the terms of their
charter dated 8 August, 47 Edward III ; as Nicholas Bagot, to
whom (on submission of his name and the names of the said Henry
422 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1422. Membrane 5 — cont.
Gildeney and Nicholas Devenyssh) the king lately committed
the keeping of the county for one year, has died.
Order to the executors of the will of Nicholas Bagot to deliver
the county, together with the rolls, writs, memoranda and all
other things belonging to that office, which are in their keeping,
to John by indenture.
Order to the mayor, burgesses and whole commonalty of the
town and suburbs of Bristol to be intendant to John as sheriff.
Feb. 17. Commitment to Geoffrey Bechewode, — by mainprise of John
Westminster. West of Brokenbergh, co. Wilts, and John Burford, citizen and
saddler (celarii) of London, — of the keeping of the manor of Merssh-
ton Meysy, co. Wilts, which was lately assigned to Joan queen of
England in dower and which has been seized into the king's hand
for certain causes ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last for
seven years, if the manor shall remain for so long in the king's
hand, rendering 221. yearly by equal portions at Easter and
Michaelmas ; with clause touching maintenance of houses,
enclosures and buildings, and support of charges.
By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 4.
Feb. 6. Order to the escheator in the county of Salop and the adjacent
Westminster, march of Wales to cause John Talbot, ' chivaler,' the kinsman
and heir of Ankaret the daughter and heir of Gilbert Talbot,
' chivaler,' the brother of the said John, to have full seisin of all
the lands which the said Gilbert, and Thomas Talbot, ' chivaler,'
his brother, whose heir the said Ankaret was, held of the king
in chief, or were seised of in their demesne as of fee on the days
of their death, the same having come to the king's hands by the
death of Gilbert and Thomas and by reason of the minority of
Ankaret, who lately died a minor in the king's ward ; as the king
for 20s. paid in the hanaper has respited John's homage and
fealty until Pentecost next.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of Hereford
and the adjacent march of Wales.
The like to the following : —
The escheator in the county of Wilts.
The escheator in the county of Gloucester and the adjacent
march of Wales.
The escheator in the county of Warwick.
The escheator in the county of Buckingham.
Robert Chichele, mayor of London and escheator therein.
The escheator in the counties of Oxford and Berks.
Feb. 23. Order to the escheator in the county of York to cause John
Westminster. Lely, son and heir of Richard Lely of Drax, to have full seisin
of all the lands which his father held of the king in chief or was
seised of in his demesne as of fee on the day of his death, as the
9 HENRY V. 423
1422. Membrane 4 — cont.
king has taken his fealty, and for one mark paid in the hanaper
has respited his homage until Pentecost next ; saving to Isabel
late the wife of Richard her reasonable dower thereof.
Feb. 20. Commitment to Richard Restwold, the younger, — by mainprise
Westminster. of John Bocher and John Tayllour, both of the county of Essex,—
of the keeping of the manor of Horndon, co. Essex ; and also the
keeping of all the lands besides, with all their appurtenances, within
Horndon and elsewhere within the said county, that are in the
king's hand by the death of Elizabeth late the wife of Thomas
Malgrave and by reason of the minority of Richard the son of the
said Thomas and the son and heir of the said Elizabeth ; to hold
the keeping of the said manor from Easter last, and the keeping
of the other lands from the time of Elizabeth's death, until the
lawful age of the said heir, together with the marriage of the heir,
and so from heir to heir until one of them shall have attained
lawful age and he shall have duly effected the marriage, rendering
for the keeping 22 marks yearly by equal portions at the
Michaelmas and Easter Exchequers, paying for the marriage as
much as may be agreed upon between him and the treasurer,
and finding fit maintenance for the heir ; with clause touching
maintenance of houses, enclosures and buildings, and support of
charges : as the said Richard Restwold has surrendered into the
Chancery for cancellation the letters patent of 30 May last [p. 385
above], by which the king committed to him the keeping of the
said manor of Horndon from Easter then last past for as long as
the manor (which is held of the king in chief by knight service)
should remain in the king's hand by the death of the said Thomas
Malgrave and by reason of the minority of the said Richard his
son and heir, at a yearly farm of 10 marks.
By bill of the treasurer.
March 18. Commitment (with like clause) to William Leventhorp and
Westminster. John Harpur, — by mainprise of Humphrey Cotes of the county
of Stafford and Thomas Halle of the county of Warwick, — of the
keeping of two-thirds of a moiety of two-thirds of the manor of
Dorlaston and of 12 acres of land in Benteley, which came to the
king's hands by the death of Roger Dorlaston (who held of the king
in chief on the day of his death) , and by reason of the minority of
Alice daughter of Thomas the son of the said Roger, and Roger's
kinswoman and heir, and are still in the king's hand by reason of the
minority of Elizabeth Gibthorp (daughter of John the son of Alice
one of the daughters and heirs of John Rocheford, knight, the
son of Joan one of the daughters and heirs of Roger Hillary,
knight), and of Margaret Roos (daughter of Joan the other
daughter and heir of the said John Rocheford), wards of the king,
since the said Alice daughter of Thomas lately died a minor in
the king's ward ; to hold the same from the time of the death
of the said Alice daughter of Thomas until the full age of the said
Elizabeth and Margaret, and so from heir to heir until one of them
424 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1422 Membrane 4 — cont.
shall have attained full age, rendering the extent thereof, or as
much as may be agreed upon between them and the treasurer by
the month of St. Michael next. By bill of the treasurer.
March 13. Order to the escheator in the counties of Southampton and
Westminster. Wilts to take the fealty of Robert Bodenham, son and heir of
Anastasia late the wife of Thomas Semeley, and cause him to
have full seisin of all the lands which the said Thomas held on
the day of his death by the courtesy of England after the death
of Anastasia and otherwise for life of the inheritance of the said
Robert, as the king for 20s. paid in the hanaper has respited
Robert's homage until Midsummer next.
Extract' usque hue.
(425)
10 HENRY V.
[Letters etc. dated on and before 4 May in this year are tested by
John duke of Bedford, guardian of England, and on and after
12 May by Humphrey duke of Gloucester, guardian.}
MEMBRANE 14.
March 28. , Order to the escheator in the county of Devon to take into the
Westminster, king's hand and keep safely until further order all the lands in
his bailiwick whereof Cecily late the wife of Henry Thorp, esquire,
who (que) held of the king in chief was seised in her demesne as
of fee on the day of her death ; and to make inquisition touching
her lands and heh".
The like orders touching the lands of the following persons,
addressed to the escheators in the counties named : —
The same Cecily ; Wilts ; Gloucester and the adjacent
march of Wales.
Ralph Eure, ' chivaler ' ; York ; ('vacated because surrendered
in cera) ; Northumberland (vacated because otherwise below).
William Horworde of Polhampton ; Southampton.
Thomas Egmanton ; York.
Eleanor Haute ; Southampton.
Hawis late the wife of Godfrey de Hilton, knight ; York ;
Nottingham ; Lincoln.
Nicholas Merbury, esquire ; Northampton.
Elizabeth late the wife of John Felton ; Northumberland.
Richard Oldecastell ; Worcester ; Hereford and the adjacent
march of Wales ; Gloucester and the adjacent march of
Wales.
John Willicotes, ' chivaler ' ; Oxford.
William Grilleston, who held certain lands for life of the
inheritance of Edward son and heir of Robert Langeford,
knight, a minor in the king's ward ; Devon.
Elizabeth late the wife of John Inglesthorp, knight, who held
certain lands in dower and otherwise for life of the inheritance
of Thomas Inglesthorp, son and heir of the said John, of
late a minor in the king's ward ; York ; Cambridge ;
Norfolk and Suffolk (vacated because otherwise 1 Henry VI).
Robert Figg ; Kent.
April 16.
Southampton.
April 22.
Southampton.
April 5.
Westminster.
April 8.
Westminster.
April 26.
Westminster.
May 1.
Westminster.
May 3.
Westminster.
May 4.
Westminster.
May 1.
Westminster.
May 3.
Westminster.
426
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1422.
May 1.
Westminster.
May 18.
Westminster.
May 17.
Westminster.
May 14.
Westminster.
May 18.
Westminster.
May 3.
Westminster.
May 24.
Westminster.
May 14.
Westminster.
May 24.
Westminster.
April 16.
Southampton.
May 27.
Westminster.
Membrane 14 — cont.
Gilbert Denys, ' chivaler ' ; Gloucester.
William Whitchestre, ' chivaler ' ; Northumberland (vacated
because surrendered in cera).
John Gobyon ; Essex.
Richard late earl of Worcester ; York ; Northampton ;
Lincoln ; Kent ; Suffolk ; Southampton and Wilts ;
Hereford and the adjacent march of Wales ; Gloucester
and the adjacent march of Wales.
John Stafford ; Worcester ; Warwick and Leicester ; Wilts.
Edmund Seymoure, ' chivaler ' ; Somerset.
Richard Wolmere ; Salop and the adjacent march of Wales.
Richard late earl of Worcester ; Warwick and Leicester ;
Nottingham ; London (Robert Chicheley, mayor and
escheator) ; Devon and Cornwall ; Bedford and Bucking-
ham ; Stafford ; Norfolk ; Worcester ; Somerset ; Oxford
and Berks ; Surrey and Sussex.
John de Clyfford, ' chivaler ' ; Westmoreland ; Northumber-
land ; Cumberland ; York ; Derby ; Northampton ;
Oxford ; Worcester ; London (Robert Chicheley, mayor
and escheator).
Ralph de Eure, ' chivaler/ who held for life, with remainder
to Robert Lisle, ' chivaler,' certain lands which are held
of the king in chief ; Northumberland.
Richard Wolmer, who held certain lands for life of the
inheritance of Margery, daughter and heir of Thomas
Huls, a minor in the king's ward ; Salop.
June 20.
Westminster.
June 22.
Westminster.
June 28.
Westminster.
June 24.
Westminster.
June 28.
Westminster.
July 4.
Westminster.
July 7.
Westminster.
July 12.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 13.
Gerard Braybrook, esquire ; Huntingdon ; Bedford ; Berks.
Hugh late earl of Devon ; Devon and Cornwall ; Somerset and
Dorset ; Southampton ; Bedford and Buckingham ; Berks.
Thomas Coggeshale, esquire ; Essex.
Elizabeth late the wife of Baldwin Berford ; Oxford and
Berks.
William Rokewod ; Suffolk.
Elizabeth late the wife of Baldwin Berford ; Northampton ;
Warwick.
John de Legh, esquire ; Surrey.
William Gascoigne, ' chivaler ' ; York.
Margery late the wife of Stephen Lescrop, ' chivaler ' ; York.
Philip Falepitte ; Devon.
10 HENRY V.
427
1422.
July 12.
Westminster.
Membrane 13 — cont.
the wife of Stephen Lescrop,
Kent (vacated because
chivaler ' ;
surrendered in
July 16.
Westminster.
July 24.
Westminster.
Margery late
Lincoln ; Essex
cera).
[ ] Jonson ; Northumberland ; Newcastle-upon-Tyne
(John Rodys, mayor and escheator).
Thomas Hebbourne ; Northumberland (vacated because
otherwise 1 Henry VI) ; Newcastle-upon-Tyne (John
Rodys, mayor and escheator).
William Pagam ; Southampton.
Alice late the wife of Roger Isle ; Kent.
MEMBRANE 10.
March 29. Commitment to Henry Chancy of Colyngborn, co. Wilts, and
Westminster. John Benger, the younger, — by mainprise of Robert Halswell of
the county of Somerset and Robert Cuttyng of the county of
Wilts, — of the keeping of all the lands late of Cecily late the wife
of Henry Thorp of the said county of Wilts, esquire, which came
to the king's hands and are in the king's hand by the death of
Cecily, who held of the king in chief, and by reason of the minority
of Ralph Thorp the son and heir of Cecily and of the said Henry
Thorp ; to hold the same, with the issues from the time of
Cecily's death, until the lawful age of the said Ralph, together
with his marriage, paying and rendering for the keeping and
marriage as much as may be agreed upon between them and the
treasurer by Pentecost next, maintaining the houses and
buildings belonging to the said lands, supporting all charges
incumbent on the lands, and finding fit maintenance for Ralph.
By bill of the treasurer.
May 4. Commitment to William Frye, — by mainprise of Thomas
Westminster. Foulhill and Robert Frye, both of the county of Devon, — of the
keeping of the manor of Langeford, co. Devon, which William
Girleston held for life of the inheritance of Edward son and heir
of Robert Langeford, knight, a minor in the king's ward, and
which pertains to the king by the death of the said William
Girleston and by reason of the minority of the said heir ; to hold
the same from Easter last until the lawful age of the said heir,
and so from heir to heir until one of them shall have attained
full age, rendering yearly the extent thereof, or as much as may
be agreed upon between him and the treasurer, maintaining all
houses, enclosures and buildings, and supporting all other
charges incumbent on the manor. By bill of the treasurer.
May 20. Commitment to Thomas Clarell, — by mainprise of Thomas
Westminster. Gryseley of Dranclowe, of the county of Derby, ' chivaler,' and
Ralph Shirley of Radclyf upon Soure, of the county of Nottingham,
' chivaler,' — of the keeping of the county of Lincoln from 1 May
last in terms as above [p. 168] ; the commitment of 1 May last
[p. 428 below] notwithstanding. By bill of the treasurer.
428 CALENDAR OF FINE BOLLS.
1422. Membrane 10 — cont.
May 21. Commission during pleasure to William Stapulton and John
Westminster. Hawe to levy and collect in person in the port of Lenne and in
all adjacent ports and places (1) the customs granted to Edward I
by foreign and alien merchants in return for certain liberties and
immunities, and the custom and subsidy which by the statute
published in the Parliament held at Westminster, 11 Henry IV,
all such alien merchants are to pay for garments made for export
from cloths of scarlet, ' sangwyn ' and other colours of the whole
or the half grain, and also from cloths dyed in grain, and all other
cloths of wool, which have been cut, according to the rate and
quantity of the same ; (2) the subsidy on wools, hides and wool-
fells, to wit, on each sack of wool 43s. 4d. from denizens and 60s.
from aliens, on every 240 woolfells the like amounts, and on each
last of hides 100s. from denizens and 8 marks from aliens ; and
(3) the custom on cloths of wool and worsted made in England for
export to foreign parts ; and to keep the ' coket ' seal in the said
port ; answering at the Exchequer for the moneys forthcoming.
By bill of the treasurer.
The like to the following in the ports and places named.
John Wetenale and John Hillary ; in the port of Melcombe
and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 9.
April 22. Commitment of the county of Southampton to John Uvedale
Southampton, during pleasure, so that he answer at the Exchequer as sheriff.
Order to William Byngebourne, late sheriff, to deliver the county
to John by indenture.
Order to all persons of the county to be intendant to John as
sheriff.
The like commitments to the following of the counties named : —
May 1. John Paunsfote, ' chivaler ' ; Gloucester.
Westminster. Bobert Hille of Spaxton ; Somerset and Devon.
John Merbury ; Hereford.
Nicholas Badcliff, ' chivaler ' ; Cumberland.
Thomas Surteys, ' chivaler ' ; Northumberland.
Thomas Beaumond ; Devon.
Thomas Arundell, ' chivaler ' ; Cornwall.
John Bruyn ; Salop.
Thomas Burton, ' chivaler ' ; Butland.
Thomas Maureward, knight ; Warwick and Leicester.
William Lovenay ; Essex and Hertford.
John Merbury ; Hereford (vacated because elsewhere above).
Balph Makerell ; Nottingham and Derby.
Thomas Griseley, ' chivaler ' ; Stafford.
William Massy ; Bedford and Buckingham.
Thomas Clarell ; Lincoln.
James Knottesford ; Surrey and Sussex.
10 HENRY V. 429
1422. Membrane, 9 — con/.
April 22. Commitment of the county of York and the castle of York to
Southampton. William Haryngton, ' chivaler,' during pleasure, so that he
answer at the Exchequer as sheriff and keeper.
Order to Alnath Maweleverer, ' chivaler,' late sheriff and
keeper, to deliver the county and castle to William by indenture.
Order to all persons of the county to be intendant to William
as sheriff and keeper.
The like commitments to the following in the counties named : —
May 1. John Darell ; Kent.
Westminster. John Wilcottes ; Oxford and Berks.
May 21. Commission during pleasure to William Stapulton and John
Westminster. Hawe to levy and collect in parson in the port of Lenne and in all
adjacent ports and places, after inspection of the merchandise, the
subsidy which in the Parliament held at Westminster on the
Monday after the feast of All Saints, 3 Henry V, was granted to
the king from Michaelmas 3 [recte 4] Henry V, for life, for the
safe-keeping of the sea, to wit, 3s. on every tun of wine for import
and export (the king's prise only excepted), and 12d. in the pound
on all merchandise for import and export (except wools, hides and
woolfells, and wine, and except every kind of corn and flour and
fresh fish and beasts for export,* and except ale and victuals for
export for the victualling of Calais and Hareflieu and the marches
there) ; and to answer at the Exchequer for the moneys
forthcoming. By bill of the treasurer.
The like to the following in the ports and places named : —
John Wetenale and John Hillary ; in the port of Melcombe
and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 8.
May 21. Commission during pleasure to William Stapulton and John
Westminster. Hawe to levy and collect in the port of Lenne and in all adjacent
ports and places the custom on wools, hides and woolfells which
is due to the king of his inheritance ; and to keep the ' coket '
seal in the said port ; answering at the Exchequer for the moneys
forthcoming. By bill of the treasurer.
The like to the following in the ports and places named : —
John Wetenale and John Hillary ; in the port of Melcombe
and in all adjacent ports and places.
By bill of the treasurer.
May 28. Commitment to William de Ferrariis lord de Groby, Henry
Westminster Oowenale, knight, Thomas Assheby of Lowesby, Thomas Assheby
his son, Elizabeth Vilers, William Assheby, Thomas Segrave of
Groby, Thomas Whatton of Mountsorell and William Purley the
* import. Rot. Parl, IV. 64.
430 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1422 Membrane 8 — cont.
younger, — by mainprise of Richard Fryday of Wykyngeston, co.
Leicester, ' gentilman,' and John Purley of Wymondham, co.
Leicester, ' gentilman,' — of the keeping of 30 acres of land and
9 acres of meadow in Kereby and of a third part of the wood of
Kereby, called ' Pakmanswode,' in Kereby, which have been
taken into the king's hands by the death of Agnes late the wife of
Simon Pakeman, who held them in dower after the death of the
same Simon (who held of the king in chief), and by reason of the
minority of John Vilers son and heir of Joan one of the sisters
and heirs of the said Simon ; to hold the same, together with
the issues and profits thereof from the time of the death of Agnes,
until the quinzaine of Michaelmas next ; provided always that they
answer at the Exchequer for the said issues and profits and for all
other issues and profits forthcoming, if they shall be adjudged to
the king, keep the premises without waste and destruction, and
do and support all other charges incumbent thereon.
May 18. Commitment to Nicholas Wymbyssh, clerk, — by mainprise of
Westminster. William Preston of the county of York, clerk, and John Wymbyssh
of the county of Nottingham, — of the keeping (1) of a moiety of
the manor of Marflete, co. York, which (que) came to the king's
hands by the death of Hugh Thorp, esquire, who held of Thomas
the brother and heir of John late lord de Roos, a minor in the
king's ward, by knight service on the day of his death, and by
reason of the minority of John de Thorp, son and heir of the
said Hugh, and (2) of all other lands which likewise came to the
king's hands and are still in the king's hand, or ought to have
been taken into the king's hands, by the death of the said Hugh
and by reason of the minority of the said John de Thorp ; to
hold the same from the time of the death of Hugh until the full
age of the said John de Thorp, together with his marriage, and
so from heir to heir until one of them shall have attained full age
and the marriage shall have been duly effected (if the said Thomas
shall then be within age), rendering yearly for the keeping
the extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon between
him and the treasurer by Martinmas next, and for the marriage
as much as may likewise be agreed upon, finding fit maintenance
for the heir, maintaining the houses and buildings without waste
and destruction, and supporting all other charges pertaining to
the said moiety and lands, the repairing of the wall of the Humber,
called ' Humbrebank ' (if by a sudden mishap any shall be
necessary), only excepted. By bill of the treasurer.
April 4. Commitment to John Leventhorp, esquire, — by mainprise of
Westminster. William Leventhorp of the county of Stafford and Robert Symond
of the county of Essex, — of the keeping of the manor of Neuport
and hamlet of Birchangre, with all appurtenances and com-
modities, co. Essex, which, by name of the manor of Neuport,
were lately granted by the king to Thomas Bresyngham, esquire,
now deceased, for life, and which are in the king's hand by his
death : to hold the same from 9 March last until Michaelmas
10 HENRY V.
431
1422. Membrane, 8 — cont.
following and from then for 12 years, rendering yearly the
extent thereof, or as much as may be agreed upon between him
and the treasurer ; with clause touching maintenance of houses,
enclosures and buildings, and support of charges.
By bill of the treasurer.
May 27. Commitment to Thomas Heuster and Simon Hadyngton,— by
Westminster, mainprise of John Vyncent of London, ' gentilman,' and Thomas
Metford of the county of Lincoln, ' gentilman,' — of the keeping
of the manor of Albrighton, co. Salop, which Richard Wolmer
held for life of the inheritance of Margery the daughter and heir
of Thomas Huls (who held of the king in chief by knight service
on the day of his death), and which is in the king's hand by the
death of Richard and by reason of the minority of Margery ; to
hold the same from the time of the death of Richard until the
full age of Margery, and so from heir to heir until one of them
shall have attained full age, rendering the extent thereof, or as
much as may be agreed upon between them and the treasurer by
Michaelmas next ; with clause touching maintenance of buildings
and support of charges. By bill of the treasurer.
May 22.
Westminster.
Order to the escheator in the county of York ; — pursuant to
an inquisition taken before John de Barton, late escheator,
showing that Thomas Egmanton died seised in his demesne as of
fee of a messuage, 3 tofts, 8| bovates of land and 6s. of rent in
Folquardby, 80 acres of land in Adlyngflete and Folquardby, a
messuage and 22s. of rent of assize in the said town of Adlyngflete,
and a toft in Estoft ; and that the said messuage, 3 tofts, 8£
bovates of land and 6s. of rent in Folquardby are held of the
king by socage, by service of rendering 20s. yearly at the
Exchequer, and the rest of the premises of others than the king ;
and that Henry Egmanton is the son and next heir of the said
Thomas, and of full age ; — to cause the said Henry to have full
seisin of the said messuage, 3 tofts, 8£ bovates of land and 6s. of
rent in Folquardby, as the king has taken his fealty therefor ;
removing the king's hand from the rest of the premises, if they
are in the king's hand by the death of the said Thomas and for no
other cause, and delivering to Henry any issues taken therefrom
since the time of the death of Thomas.
MEMBRANE 7.
May 28. Grant and demise to John Wachet and Richard Pavely, — by
Westminster, mainprise of Henry Bradeleygh of Bradeleygh, co. Wilts, esquire,
and Thomas Grove of Lyllyngton, co. Somerset, ' chapman,' and
on surrender by the said John Wachet and by William Byddeston,
the last farmers, into the Chancery for cancellation of the letters
patent to them in this behalf made, — of the subsidy and alnage
of cloths for sale in the county of Somerset, together with a
moiety of the forfeiture of such cloths ; to hold the same from
Easter last for 16 years, rendering 1251. 6s. 8d. yearly by equal
432
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1422.
June 21.
Westminster.
July 14.
Westminster.
Membrane 7 — cont.
portions at Michaelmas and Easter, and answering at the
Exchequer for the other inoiety of the forfeiture ; and appoint-
ment of the said John and Richard as alnagers and collectors ;
in terms as above [p. 6]. By bill of the treasurer.
The like to the following (with proviso that allowance be made
in the payment of the farm in respect of any annuities granted or
hereafter to be granted from the said subsidy and alnage or from
the farm of the same) : —
William Ryman, esquire, — by mainprise of John Everdon,
clerk, of the county of Northampton and Roger Apulton
of the county of Kent, — from Michaelmas last for 6 years,
at a yearly farm of 20 marks ; in the county of Kent.
By bill of the treasurer.
John Fierby the elder and John Fierby the younger, — by
mainprise of John Eryth, John Bery, Thomas Milnare of
Orpyngton and Thomas Davell of the county of Kent, — from
Easter next for 4 years, at a yearly farm of 210 marks and
I2d. ; in the counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex and Hertford,
and in the city of Norwich. By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 6.
Commitment of the office of the escheatry in the counties of
Devon and Cornwall to John Copleston, the younger, during
pleasure, so that he answer at the Exchequer for the issues thereof.
Order to all persons of the said counties to be intendant to
the said John as escheator.
Order to John Jaybyn, late escheator, to deliver to the said
John Copleston by indenture the rolls, writs, memoranda and all
other things relating to the said office.
The like commitments to the following of the office of the
escheatry in the counties named : —
John Vaunpage ; Worcester.
Richard Denton ; Lincoln.
John Hampden ; Bedford and Buckingham.
Nicholas Alder] ey ; Gloucester and the adjacent march of
Wales.
Richard Wynteworth ; York.
Nicholas Goushull ; Nottingham and Derby.
Humphrey Cotes ; Stafford.
Edmund Wynter ; Norfolk and Suffolk.
Nicholas Caldecote ; Cambridge and Huntingdon.
John Persons ; Southampton and Wilts.
John Kyrkeby ; Essex and Hertford.
Ralph Wymeldon ; Surrey and Sussex.
May 20. Commitment to Richard Arderne of the county of Suffolk and
Westminster. John Horwode of Synkelburgh of the county of Buckingham,—
May 20.
Westminster.
10 HENRY V. 433
1422. Membrane 6 — conl.
by mainprise of Edmund Bendyssh of the county of Cambridge
and Thomas Drenge of the county of Lincoln, — of the keeping of
all the manors, lands, rents and services lately assigned in dower
to Alice countess of Oxford and now for certain causes seized into
the king's hands ; to hold the same from the time of the seizing
of the same for as long as they shall remain in the king's hand
on that account, rendering 193J. 6-9. 8d. yearly by equal portions
at Easter and Michaelmas ; with clause touching maintenance
of houses, enclosures and buildings, and support of charges.
By bill of the treasurer.
May 27. Commitment to Elizabeth late the wife of Thomas sometime
Westminster. lord de Clyfford and Elizabeth late the wife of John late lord de
Clyfford, — by mainprise of William Lampton of the county of
Northumberland, esquire, William de Stapulton the younger of
the county of Cumberland, ' gentilman,' Robert de Crakanthorp
of the county of Westmoreland, ' gentilman,' and William del
Garth of the county of York, ' gentilman,' — of the keeping of all
the castles, manors and lands, and of the shrievalty of Westmore-
land, late of the said John, who held of the king in chief on the
day of his death ; to hold the same from the time of the death
of the said John until the lawful age of Thomas his son and heir,
and so from heir to heir until one of them shall have attained
full age, rendering the true extent thereof, or as much as may be
agreed upon between them and the treasurer, maintaining the
castles, manors, houses and buildings, and supporting all other
charges incumbent thereon. By bill of the treasurer.
May 24. Order to the escheator in the county of Cumberland to cause
Westminster. Robert son and heir of William of Hoton in the Forest to have
full seisin of all the lands which his father held of the king in
chief or was seised of in his demesne as of fee on the day of his
death, as the king has taken his fealty and for one mark paid
in the hanaper has respited his homage until Martinmas next.
May 12. Order to Robert Feryby, escheator in the county of Lincoln ; —
Westminster, pursuant to an inquisition made by him showing that Thomas
Dymmok, ' chivaler,' on the day of his death held in his demesne
as of fee the manor of Scryvelby with appurtenances in Scryvelby,
Conyngesby, Thornton, Holtham, Dalderby, Roughton, Langton
by Wragby and Wylkesby, together with the advowsons of the
churches of Scryvelby, Conyngesby, Holtham, Roughton and
Wylkesby, appurtenant to the said manor ; and that the said
manor is held of the king by serjeanty, to wit, that whensoever
any king of England is to be crowned, then the lord of the said
manor for the time being, or anyone in his name if the lord shall
be infirm, shall come well armed for war upon a good charger
into the presence of the king 011 the day of his coronation, and
there shall make proclamation that, if any man will say that the
said king has not the right to his realm aforesaid or to his crown,
he will be ready and prepared by his body to defend the right
Wt. 2415. F. 28.
434 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1422. Membrane 6 — cont.
of the king and of his realm and the dignity of his crown against
that man and all others ; and that Philip Dymmok is the son
and next heir of Thomas, and of full age ; — to take the fealty of
the said Philip and cause him to have full seisin of the said manor
with its appurtenances, and of the advowsons aforesaid, as the
king for 20s. paid in the hanaper has respited his homage until
Midsummer next ; saving to Elizabeth late the wife of Thomas
her reasonable dower thereof.
Order to the escheator in the county of Southampton ; —
pursuant to an inquisition made by him showing that Eleanor
late the wife of Nicholas Haute, ' chivaler,' on the day of her
death held the manor of Avene, co. Southampton, of the king as
of his castle of Wincestre by fealty and a rent of U. of silver
rendered yearly to the king as to his castle aforesaid at the feast of
St. Giles for all other services and all demands ; and that Thomas
Tirell formerly, with licence from Edward III, gave and granted the
manor to Walter Tyrell and the said Eleanor then his wife and to
the heirs of the bodies of Walter and Eleanor ; and that Walter
and Eleanor had issue John Tyrell, who now survives ; and that
Walter died, after whose death the said Eleanor was seised solely
of the manor in form aforesaid, and died so seised ; and that the
said Eleanor on the day of her death held for life a messuage, 100
acres of land, 25 acres of meadow, 12 acres of pasture, one acre of
wood, 100 acres of heath and 5,9. of rent in Avene, Ruple, Soppele
and Merdyng, co. Southampton, which one John Knottyngesley
and Isabel his wife lately held for term of their lives and for one
year more with reversion then to Robert Notyere and John Bele
and the heirs of Robert Notyere ; and that the said Robert and
John Bele afterwards by their writing demised and granted their
reversion to the said Walter and Eleanor then his wife and the
heirs of Walter, by virtue of which demise and grant the said
John Knottyngesley and Isabel attorned to Walter and Eleanor ;
and that afterwards Walter died ; and that afterwards the said
John Knottyngesley and Isabel died seised of such estate, after
whose death and after one year following the said Eleanor entered
into the messuage, land, meadow, pasture, wood, heath and rent
aforesaid, as in her remainder by virtue of the said grant ; and
that afterwards Eleanor died seised of such estate ; and that the
said messuage, land, meadow, pasture, wood, heath and rent are
held of the king as parcel of the manor aforesaid ; and that the
said John Tyrell is the son and heir of the said Walter and of
full age ; — to cause the said John Tyrell to have full seisin of the
said manor, messuage, land, meadow, pasture, wood, heath and
rent, as the king has taken his fealty.
MEMBRANE 5.
June 8. Appointment of Robert Kyngeston as the king's searcher in
Westminster, the ports of Yarmouth and Ipswich and in all adjacent ports and
places, in terms as above [p. 337]. By bill of the treasurer.
10 HENRY V.
435
1422. Membrane 5 — cont.
May 27. Order to the escheator in the county of Southampton to cause
Westminster. William Wayte and Margaret his wife, late the wife of John
Coudnty and the sister and heir of Maud late the wife of Peter
Coudray, esquire, to have full seisin of all the lands which the
said Maud held of the king in chief or was seised of in her demesne
as of fee on the day of her death, as the king has taken William's
fealty.
June 10. Commitment to William Astell of Awlton, co. Southampton,—
Westminster, by mainprise of Thomas Alcestre of the county of Southampton
and Thomas Swyndon of the same county, — of the keeping of
all the lands, with appurtenances, in Awlton late of Henry late
lord de Beaumond, who held of the king in chief by knight
service on the day of his death ; to hold the same from Michaelmas
last until the lawful age of John son and heir of the said Henry,
rendering 10/. yearly by equal portions at Easter and Michaelmas ;
with clause touching maintenance of houses, enclosures and
buildings, and support of charges ; and with proviso that, if
Elizabeth late the wife of Henry shall happen to recover her
dower in the said lands by the king's writ during the said term,
then the said William shall be discharged as regards the king
from payment of a third part of the sum aforesaid from the time
of the assignment of such dower. By bill of the treasurer.
May 18. Commitment (with like clause) to Henry Broumflet, knight,
Westminster, and Joan duchess of York, his wife, — by mainprise of Edward
Broumflet of the county of Bedford and Richard Burgeys, clerk,
of the county of York, — of the keeping of a third part of two-
thirds of the lands and rents of the manor of Hicchen, co. Hertford,
which Elizabeth late the wife of Thomas Barre, knight, held in
dower in the town and parish of Hicchen, and which are in the
king's hand by the death of Elizabeth and by reason of the
minority of the duke of York ; to hold the same from Michaelmas
last until the lawful age of the said duke, at a yearly farm of the
10/. at which the said third part is extended and an increment of
Os. 8d. ; as Richard Priour has surrendered into the Chancery for
cancellation the letters patent of 3 June 9 Henry V, by which
the king committed the keeping of the said third part to him, to
hold the same from the time of the death of the said Elizabeth
until the full age of the said duke, at a yearly farm of the extent
thereof, or as much as might be agreed upon between him and
the treasurer [p. 390 above]. By bill of the treasurer.
June 22. Commitment (with like clause) to Robert Wrytele, — by
Westminster, mainprise of Thomas Knyvet and Roger Legh, both of the county
of Essex, — of the keeping of all the lands late of John de Legh of
the county of Essex, esquire, who held of the king in chief by
knight service on the day of his death ; to hold the same from
the time of the death of the said John until the lawful age of
Thomas his son and heir, together with the marriage of the heir,
paying for the said keeping and marriage 140J. only, to wit, 50
436 CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1422. Membrane 5 — cont.
marks at Midsummer next, 50 marks at Michaelmas following,
50 marks at Easter following and 40Z. at Midsummer then
following, and finding fit maintenance for the heir.
By bill of the treasurer.
June 17. Order to the escheat or in the county of Salop and the adjacent
Westminster, march of Wales ; — pursuant to an inquisition taken before
Richard Lakon, ' chivaler,' Hugh Burgh, Roger Thornes and the
sheriff of Salop, by virtue of letters patent directed to them,
showing that John Arundell, ' chivaler,' late lord de Arundell
and de Mautravers, on the day of his death held among other
things the castle, town and manor of Shrewardyn in his demesne
as fee tail, to wit, to himself and the heirs male of his body, of
the king in chief ; and that after his death the said castle, town
and manor should descend and did descend to John Arundell
his son and heir male ; and that John Arundell the son is a minor
in the king's ward ; and that the keeping of the said castle, town
and manor pertains to the king during the minority of the said
John Arundell the son ; — to cause the castle, town and manor
Aforesaid to be taken into the king's hand until further order.
MEMBRANE 4.
May 26. Order to the escheator in the county of Essex ; — pursuant to
Westminster, an inquisition taken before Robert Darcy, late escheator, showing
that John Gobyon died seised in his demesne as of fee of the
manor of Asshewellehalle in the towns of Fynchyngfeld and
Berdefeld, co. Essex, and of a messuage and 7 acres of land in the
town of Great Berdefeld ; and that the said manor is held of the
king in chief by service of finding a ' spete ' of wood in the king's
kitchen on the day of his coronation, and the messuage and land
of another than the king ; and that Margaret the wife of John
Symound is the daughter and next heir of the said John Gobyon,
and of full age ; — to cause the said John Symound and Margaret
to have full seisin of the said manor, as the king has taken John's
fealty therefor ; removing the king's hand from the said messuage
and land, if they are in the king's hand for no other cause than
the death of the said John Gobyon, and delivering 'to the said
John Symound and Margaret any issuas taken therefrom since the
time of the death of the said John Gobyon ; saving to Isabel
late the wife of the said John Gobyon her reasonable dower of
the premises.
May 29. Commitment to Henry Chancy of Colyngborn, co. Wilts, and
Westminster. John Benger the younger, — pursuant to the letters patent of
29 March last [p. 427 above] and an agreement made between the
said Henry Chancy and John Benger and the treasurer, and by
mainprise of William Fallan, clerk, of the county of Warwick, and
John Talvargh of the county of Cornwall, — of the keeping of all
the lands late of Cecily late the wife of Henry Thorp of the said
county of Wilts, esquire, which came to the king's hands and are
10 HENRY V. 437
1422. Membrane 4 — cont.
in the king's hand by the death of Cecily, who held of the king
in chief, and by reason of the minority of Ralph Thorp the son
and heir of Cecily and of the said Henry Thorp ; to hold the
same (together with the issues forthcoming therefrom) from the
time of Cecily's death until the lawful age of the said heir together
with his marriage, rendering yearly for the keeping, by equal
portions at Michaelmas and Easter, the extent thereof, or as much
as may bo agreed upon between them and the treasurer, and paving
for the marriage 113/. 6s. $d. only, to wit, 100 marks in hand
and 4G/. 13-?. 4d. at Michaelmas next, finding fit maintenance for
the heir, maintaining all houses, enclosures and buildings, and
supporting all other charges incumbent on the said lands.
By bill of the treasurer.
July 17. Commitment to John Cerff, — by mainprise of Thomas Broket
Westminster, and John Aglyon, both of the county of York, — of the keeping
of all the lands late of Thomas Hebbourne, who held of the king
in chief on the day of his death ; to hold the same from the time
of the death of Thomas until the lawful age of John his son and
heir, together with the marriage of the heir, and so from heir to
heir until one of them shall have attained full age, and the
marriage shall have been effected, rendering for the keeping and
marriage aforesaid as much as may be agreed upon between him
and the treasurer, and finding fit maintenance for the heir ;
with clause touching maintenance of houses, enclosures and
buildings, and support of charges. By bill of the treasurer.
Be it remembered that on 15 July in the present year William
Phelippes of Bath in the county of Somerset, ' touker,' made a
fine of 406-., paid in the hanaper of the Chancery, for that he
caused Jolin Drewe of Dmynstre, co. Somerset, and three other
persons of divers other towns and counties to be summoned to
appear in the Chancery as sureties for him, to wit, each of them
under penalty of 20/., touching the keeping of the peace towards
Robert Chesulden of Welles, co. Somerset, ' gentilman,' an attorney
of the court, and all the king's people, whereas in truth no such
persons so named are conversant in the said towns and
counties, or have any lands or tenements therein or elsewhere, —
to the deception of the king and of his court.
July 18. Commitment to Henry bishop of Winchester, John Leventhorp,
West minster. Lewis John, Robert Darcy and Richard Baynard, — by mainprise
of William Flete of the county of Hertford and Robert W'ritele
of the county of Essex, — of the keeping of all the lands late of
Thomas Coggeshale, who held of the king in chief by knight
service on the day of his death ; to hold the same from the time
of the death of Thomas until the lawful age of Richard his son
and heir, together with the marriage of the heir, and so from heir
to heir until one of them shall have attained full age and they
shall have duly effected the marriage, paying for the said keeping
and marriage 100/. only, to wit, 50/. in hand and 50/. at Martinmas
438
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1422.
Membrane 4 — cont.
next, and finding fit maintenance for the heir ; with clause
touching maintenance of houses, enclosures and buildings, and
support of charges. By bill of the treasurer.
June 7. Order to the escheator in the county of York to take the
Westminster, of James Buk who has taken to wife Agnes, daughter of John
the son of John Stavelay and the kinswoman and heir of the said
John Stavelay, and to cause the said James and Agnes to have
full seisin of all the lands which the said John Stavelay held of
the king in chief or was seised of in his demesne as of fee on the
day of his death, as the king for | mark paid in the hanaper has
respited until Christmas next the homage due from James by
reason of his having issue by Agnes.
June 28. Order to the escheator in the county of Southampton ; —
Westminster, pursuant to an inquisition taken before Robert Andre we, late
escheator of Henry IV, showing that Katharine late the wife of
John Stevenes died seised in her demesne as of fee of the manor
of Lokerle, which is held of the king in socage by service of 9
marks of rent a year for all services ; and that Richard Dalyngregg
is the kinsman and next heir of the said Katharine, to wit, son
of Walter the brother of Katharine, and was 16 years of age and
more on the day of the taking of the said inquisition ; — to take
the fealty of the said Richard and cause him to have full seisin
of the said manor.
July 10. Order to the escheator in the county of Northumberland to
Westminster, take the fealty of John Hastyng, son of Elizabeth the daughter
of John Felton and the kinsman and heir of the said John Felton,
and cause him to have full seisin of all the lands which Elizabeth
late the wife of the said John Felton held in dower and in fee
tail of the inheritance of the said John Hastyng on the day of
her death, as the king for 2 marks paid in the hanaper has respited
until Christmas next the homage due for the lands held of the
king in chief.
MEMBRANE 3.
July 3. Appointment of John Copleston, the younger, and Walter
Westminster. Colles, clerk, to demise at farm or to approve (appruanda), and,
with the ministers and officers there, duly to compute, all the
castles, lordships, manors, lands, chaces and warrens, with all
their appurtenances, and the agistments of all the parks, late of
Hugh Courtenay, knight, late earl of Devon, who held of the
king in chief by knight service on the day of his death, (the same
being in the king's hand by the death of the said earl and by
reason of the minority of Thomas his son and heir), saving
sufficient pasture for the deer in the said parks, and to levy and
collect the issues, rents and profits of the said castles, lordships,
manors, lands, chaces, warrens and agistments of parks, answering
therefor at the Exchequer ; and also to take into the king's
10 HENRY V. 439
1422. Membrane 3 — cont.
hands all wardships, marriages, reliefs, knights' fees, escheats and
forfeitures ]>ertaining to the king by reason of the minority of
the said heir, answering likewise therefor at the Exchequer ; and
to hold the said offices from the time of the death of the said earl,
during the king's pleasure. By bill of the treasurer.
July 5. Commitment to John Meverell, — by mainprise of Roger
Westminster. Normanton and John Tunsted, both of the county of Derby,—
of the keeping of all the lands late of Thomas Bromley, esquire,
who held of the king in chief by knight service on the day of his
death, which came to the king's hands and are still in the king's
hand by the death of the said Thomas and by reason of the
minority of John Bromley, his kinsman and heir ; to hold the
same from Michaelmas next until the lawful age of the saitl heir,
and so from heir to heir until one of them shall have attained full
age, rendering for the keeping 121. yearly by equal portions at
Easter and Michaelmas, maintaining all houses, enclosures and
buildings, and supporting all other charges incumbent on the
lands ; as John Harpour and Humphrey Cotes have surrendered
into the Chancery for cancellation the letters patent of 25 October
8 Henry V [p. 341 above], by which the king committed the
keeping of the said lands to them, to hold the same from Michaelmas
then last past until the lawful age of the said heir at a yearly farm
of 121. By bill of the treasurer.
July 6. Commitment to John Pyle of Brademynche, — by mainprise of
Westminster. John Dennyng of Coldewelle, co. Devon, and Adam Somaystre of
Netherex, co. Devon, — of the keeping of two tenements in
Baunton, co. Devon, late of John Waskham, a bastard, who
held them in his demesne as of fee on the day of his death of
others than the king, the same being in the king's hand by reason
of the bastardy ; to hold the same from Michaelmas last for 40
years, if they shall remain for so long in the king's hand for the
cause aforesaid, rendering yearly the 5s. at which the said
tenements are extended, and an increment of 12d.
By bill of the treasurer.
July 7. Commitment to John Hody and Walter Eston, clerks, and
Westminster. James Knottesford, esquire, — by mainprise of David Thurmond
and John Hilly, both of Cicestre, co. Sussex, — of the guardianship
of all the temporalities of the bishopric of Chichester which are in
the king's hand by reason of the voidance of the bishopric by
the translation of master John Kemp, the last bishop ; to hold
the same from 1 July last, together with all liberties, franchises
and rights, issues, rents, farms, profits and commodities, which
pertain to the king by reason of the voidance, for as long as the
said temporalities ought to remain in the king's hand for the cause
aforesaid, rendering 650 marks yearly at the Exchequer by equal
portions at Michaelmas and Easter, and maintaining the houses
and buildings pertaining to the said temporalities ; provided
always that the said John Hody, Walter and James, during the
CALENDAR OF FINE ROLLS.
1422 Membrane 3 — cont.
time in which the temporalities are in the king's hand, be not
charged with any tenths granted before the said 1 July, or
hereafter to be granted, and payable to the king's use.
By bill of the treasurer.
July 9. Commitment to Joan lady de Bergevenny, — by mainprise of
Westminster. Bartholomew Brokesby of the county of Leicester and John
Harpour of the county of Stafford, — of the keeping of all the
lands late of John Stafford, esquire, who held on the day of his
death of Humphrey son and heir of Edmund late earl of Stafford,
a minor in the king's ward, in chief by knight service ; to hold
the same from the time of the death of the said John Stafford
until the lawful age of John his son and heir, together with his
marriage, and so from heir to heir until John the son or one of
his heirs shall have attained full age and she shall have duly
effected the marriage, rendering for the keeping 50s. yearly at
the Exchequer and paying for the marriage 20L only in hand,
finding fit maintenance for the heir, maintaining all houses,
enclosures and buildings, and supporting all other charges
incumbent on the lands ; as William Lee of Aston has surrendered
into the Chancery for cancellation the letters patent of 20 February
8 Henry V [p. 368 above}, by which the king committed the keeping
of the said lands to him, to hold the same from the time of the
death of the said John the father until the lawful age of the said
John the son, together with the marriage of the heir, he rendering
yearly for the keeping the extent thereof, or as much as might be
agreed upon between him and the treasurer, and for the marriage
as much as might likewise be agreed upon.
By bill of the treasurer.
July 13. Commitment to William Lynde, esquire, — by mainprise of
Westminster. William Vachell of the county of Berks and Thomas Cheyne of
the county of Buckingham, — of the keeping of 6 messuages and
6 virgates of land in Stratfeldsay, 2 cottages and a moiety of a
virgate of land in Heygfeld, and a certain yearly rent of 40-5.
issuing from certain lands and mills in Bromley and Watesford,
co. Southampton, and of 2 messuages and 1^ virgates of land in
Great Shupperugge, co. Wilts, which Joan late the wife of John
Daprichecorte, knight, held on the day of her death, and which
came to the king's hands and are still in the king's hand by the
death of the said Joan and by reason of the minority of John
son and heir of the said John, knight ; to hold the same from
Michaelmas last during the minority of the said heir, rendering
the 67s. at which the premises were extended before John Persons,
late escheator of the said counties, and an increment of Ss., yearly
by equal portions at the Easter and Michaelmas Exchequers ; with
clause touching maintenance of houses, enclosures and buildings,
and support of charges. By bill of the treasurer.
July 16. Order to the escheator in the county of Lincoln to take the
Westminster, fealty of William Manfeld, brother and heir of John Manfeld, and
10 HENRY V.
441
1422.
July 9.
Westminster
Membrane 2 — cont.
cause him to have full seisin of all the land* which the said John
held of the king in chief or was seised of in his demesne as of
fee on the. day of his death, as the king for 6*. Scl. paid in the
hanaper has respited his homage until Christmas next.
MEMBRANE 2.
Order to the escheator in the county of Cambridge ; — pursuant
to an order to a former escheator in the said county [p. 386 above]
to make a partition into three equal parts of all the lands in his
bailiwick late of Elizabeth late the wife of John Thorp, and to
cause John Michell, citizen of London, and Margaret his wife, one
of the sisters and heirs of the said Elizabeth, to have full seisin of
Margaret's pourparty, as the king had taken the homage and
fealty due from John Michell by reason of his having issue by his
said wife, and to retain in the king's hand until further order the
pourparties of Alice, Elizabeth's second sister and heir, whom
John Rodenhale took to wife, and of John son of John Bunnan
the son of Joan, Elizabeth's third sister and heir ; with proviso
that each of the said heirs and parceners should have a share of the
lands held of the king in chief and so be the king's tenant ; — to
cause the said John Rodenhale and Alice to have full seisin of
the pourparty of Alice thus retained in the king's hand, as the
king has taken the fealty of the said John Rodenhale ; retaining
the pourparty of the said John son of John in the king's hand
until further order.
Order in like terms to the escheator in the county of
Northampton.
Order to the escheator in the county of Suffolk ; — pursuant to
an order to a late escheator in the said county [p, 412 above] to
make a partition into two equal parts of all the lands in his
bailiwick late of Annis late the wife of Thomas late lord de Bardolf
and to cause William Phelipp, knight, and Joan his wife, one of
the daughters and heirs of the said Annis, to have full seisin of
Joan's pourparty, as the king had taken William's fealty and for
a certain fine paid in the hanaper had respited, until a certain day
now past, the homage due from him by reason of his having issue
by his said wife, and to retain in the king's hand until further
order the pourparty of Anne (late the wife of William Clyiford,
knight, deceased), the other daughter and heir of the said Annis ;
with proviso that each of the said heirs should have in her pour-
party a share of the lands which are held of the king in chief and
so be the king's tenant ; — to cause Reynold Cobbeham, ' chivaler,'
(who has now taken the said Anne to wife), and Anne to have full
seism of Anne's pourparty thus retained in the king's hand, as
the king has taken Reynold's fealty.
July 17. Commitment to Edward Stradlyng, ' chivaler,' — by mainpme
Westminster. of William Oldhalle of the county of Norfolk and William
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1422 Membrane 2 — cont.
Stradlyng of the county of Somerset, — of the keeping of two-
thirds of all the lands, and of two-thirds of the hundred of
Langeley, co. Gloucester, late of Gilbert Denys, ' chivaler,' who
held of the king in chief by knight service on the day of his
death, the same being in the king's hand by the death of Gilbert
and by reason of the minority of Maurice his son and heir ; to
hold the same from Michaelmas next until the lawful age of the
said heir, and so from heir to heir until one of them shall have
attained full age, rendering the extent thereof, or as much as may
be agreed upon between him and the treasurer, yearly at Easter
and Michaelmas equally, maintaining all houses, enclosures and
buildings, and supporting all other charges incumbent on the
said two-thirds of the lands and hundred aforesaid.
By bill of the treasurer.
July 20. Order to the escheator in the county of Salop and the adjacent
Westminster, march of Wales ; — pursuant to an order on 6 July 9 Henry V to
the then escheator [p. 399 above] in the said county and march to
make a partition into two equal parts of all the lands in his
bailiwick which Edward Charleton of Powys, ' chivaler,' held in
his demesne as of fee on the day of his death, and to cause Joyce,
one of the daughters and heirs of the said Edward, to have full
seisin of her pourparty of the same, as the king for a certain fine
paid in the hanaper had respited her homage and fealty until a
certain day now past ; saving to Elizabeth late the wife of the
said Edward her reasonable dower of the lands, and retaining the
pourparty of Joan, Edward's other daughter and heir, ,in the
king's hand until further order ; with proviso that each of the
heirs should have in her pourparty a share of the lands which are
held of the king in chief and so be the king's tenant ; — to cause
John Grey, ' chivaler,' and the said Joan, now his wife, to have
full seisin of Joan's pourparty thus retained in the king's hand,
as the king for 40s. paid in the hanaper has respited John's fealty
until Easter next.
Order in like terms to Robert Chichele, mayor of London and
escheator therein.
Scr' usque hue.
(443)
GENERAL INDEX.
(445)
GENERAL INDEX.
Ab Kettloby, Abketelby, Abbeketelby,
co. Leicester, 261. 375.
Hoi well in, q.v.
Abberley, Abbotley, co. Worcester, 74.
, Cintloy in, q.v.
abbeys named : —
Barking.
Regard.
Bon Repos.
. Boxley.
Caen [Holy Trinity].
Calder.
Cerne.
Clairvaux.
(Tleeve, Old.
Cockersand.
Conches.
Egglestone.
Elstow.
Evreux (St. Taurin).
Fougeres.
Holme Cultram.
Isle Dieu.
Keynsham.
Kirkstall.
Lire.
Luzerne, la.
Mailing, West.
Marmoutier.
Meaux.
Merevrale.
Neath.
Ramsey.
Roche.
Rufford.
St. Albany.
Sees.
Selby.
Stanley.
Tarrant.
Towrehill.
Welbeck.
Wellow.
Westminster.
Wigmore.
York (St. Mary's).
Abbot, John, of Lincolnshire, 10, 111.
, William, collector of a tax in
Middlesex, 26, 86, 121, 150,
171, 220.
, of East Bedfont, collector
of a tax in Middlesex, 300, 415.
Abbotoshendra, co. Cornwall. »s>«
Hondra, Abbott's.
Ahhotosrnorton, co. Worcester. See
Morton, Abbots.
Abl>otlev, co. Worcester. See Abber-
ley.
Ahbotsham, Abbotysham, co. Devon,
230.
Abbyngeworth, co. Surrey. See
Abinger.
Abergavonnv, Bergovenny, Bergeveny
[co. Monmouth], 101, 145. 185.
225, 251, 270, 281, 303.
, alien priory, 45, 117.
, . . . . , prior and farmer of. 117.
lord and lady of. See Bean-
charnp.
Aborhale, Richard, collector of a tax
in Herefordshire, 28. Cf.
Abraale.
Abingdon, Abyngdon, Abyiidon, eo.
Berks, 150, 172, 417 bis.
Abinger, Abbyngeworth, co. Surrey,
manor, 256, 261.
Abington, Abyton, co. Cambridge, 27.
Abketelby, co. Leicester. See Ab
Kettleby.
Abovostret, John, 214.
Abraalo, John, escheator in Hereford-
shire and the adjacent march of
Wales, 210. Cf. Aberhale.
Abraham, Henry, collector of a tax in
Hampshire, 151.
, John, * wolman,' 407.
Abyndon, William, collector of a tax
in Worcestershire, 25.
Abyngdon, co. Berks. See Abingdon.
Abyton, co. Cambridge. See Abington.
Acaster Malbis, Acastre by York,
Akastre Malbyssh by York, co.
York, 314.
, benefice of, 51, 98.
Acclom. See Aclom.
Acklam, co. York, Leavening in, q.v.
Aclom. Acclom, Aklum, Henry, Henry
de, collector of a tax in the
East Riding, co. York, 173,
417.
446
GENERAL INDEX.
Aclom, Henry — cont.
, . . . . , esquire, collector of a
tax in the East Riding, co.
York, 151.
Acomb, Akom in Cleveland, co. York,
314.
Acton Round, Acton Roundc, co.
Salop, manor, 165, 166.
Acton, John, of Derbyshire, 40.
, Richard, farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Cambridgeshire
and Huntingdonshire, 279.
Acworth, William, of Bedfordshire,
319.
Adam, Adams, Alice, 99, 100.
, John, 21, 67, 68.
, . . . ., Alice (Cadull), wife of,
21, 67, 68.
, of Renhold, collector of
a tax in Bedfordshire, 299,
418.
, . . . . , of Tring, collector of a
tax in Hertfordshire, 418.
, the elder, ' Lumbard,'
290.
, . . . . , the younger, 100.
, Roger, of Tiverton, collector
of a tax in Devon, 172.
Adbaston, co. Stafford, 85, 120.
Adderbury, co. Oxford, Bodicote in,
q.v.
Adderbury, Thomas, 106, 125.
Addorley, co. Salop, Shavington in,
q.v.
Adderley, Nicholas, collector of a tax
in Derbyshire, 28.
Ademond, John, collector of a tax in
Middlesex, 220.
Adlingfleet, Adlyngflete, co. York, 431.
, Eastoft in, q.v.
, Fockerby in, q.v.
Adreston, John, farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Essex, Hertford-
shire, Norfolk, Suffolk and Nor-
wich, 9.
Adynet, Robert, of Ashby de la
Zouch, collector of a tax in
Leicestershire, 150.
Adyngton, Thomas, of Market Har-
borough, collector of a tax in
Leicestershire, 170.
Afflington, AJfryngton [in Corfe Castle],
co. Dorset, 397, 398.
Aglyon, John, of Yorkshire, 437.
Agmondesham, co. Biickingham. See
Amersham.
Ailesham, co. Norfolk. See Aylsham.
Ailey, Ayley [in Kinnersley], co.
Hereford, 382.
Ailsworth, Aillesworth [in Castor], co.
Northampton, 415.
Ailton, co. Hereford. See Aylton.
Aistirby, William, 336,
Akastre Malbyssh by York, co. York.
See Acaster Malbis.
Ake, co. Oxford. See Noke.
Aklum. See Aclom.
Akom in Cleveland, co. York. See
Acomb.
Alapert, John, of Coggeshall, collector
of a tax in Essex, 87, 122.
Alberbury, co. Salop, Great Wollaston
in, q.v.
, New Abbey by, q.v.
Loton in, q.v.
Alberton, William, of Somerset, 168.
Cf. Halperton.
Albrighton, Albryghton, co. Salop, 85,
120, 172.
manor, 431.
Albury, Aldebury, co. Oxford, 93.
, Aldebury, co. Surrey, manor,
270, 281, 303.
Alcester, Alcestre, Alsettur, co. War-
wick, 222, 416.
Alcestre, Alcetre, John, collector of
a tax in Worcester, 28, 88, 123.
Thomas, of Hampshire, 368,
435.
Alcok, William, of Great Grimsby,
collector of a tax in Lindsey,
co. Lincoln, 152.
, ..... of Grove, 23.
Aldbourne, Aldebourne, co. Wilts, 300.
Aldebery, William, of Alderton, collec-
tor of a tax in Gloucestershire.
220.
Aldebourne, co. Wilts. See Aldbourno.
Aldebury, co. Oxford. See Albury.
, co. Surrey. See Albury.
Alderbury, Aldewardebury, co. Wilts,
220.
Alderford, John, commissioner to raise
a loan in Norfolk, 316.
....... . . . . , escheator in Norfolk and
Suffolk, 308, 376.
, , of Norfolk, 410.
Alderley, Aldirley, Nicholas, escheator
in Gloucestershire and the
adjacent march of Wales, 432.
, . . . . , of Gloucestershire, 34 1 .
Alderton, Aldryngton, co. Gloucester,
220.
, Alderton upon Gosford, co.
Suffolk, 13, 14, 71, 129, 162.
, church of, advowson of, 313.
Alderwich, Alderwych, Aldrewyche,
Nicholas, sheriff of Lincoln-
shire, 5, 22.
, Pernell, queen's damsel, 407.
Aldewardebury, co. Wilts. See Alder-
bury.
Aldewyncle, co. Northampton. See
Aldwinklo.
Aldewyncle, William, 125.
Aldrewyche. See Alderwich.
Aldryngton, co. Gloucester. See Aider-
ton.
GENERAL INDEX.
447
Aldwinkle, Aldewyncle, co. Northamp-
ton, church of All Saints of,
advowson of, 108.
Alexanderston, Alisandres Toune [in
the parish of St. John, Breck-
nock, co. Brecon], manor, 400.
Aleyn, Aleyne, John, of Bishopstrow,
collector of a tax in Wiltshire,
87, 122.
, Richard, of Aylburton, collec-
tor of a tax in Gloucestershire,
301.
, Robert, 224.
, collector of a tax in
Norfolk, 27, 85, 120, 150.
, Thomas, 100, 354, 355, 372.
, . . . . , citizen and mercer of
London, 147.
, William, collector of a tax in
Essex, 27.
, . . . . , of Duxford, collector of
a tax in Cambridgeshire, 8fi,
121.
Aleynson, Thomas, of Underwood,
collector of a tax in Derbyshire,
300.
Alfletmulle, co. Dorset. See Arfleet
Mill.
Alfrey, John, of East Grinstead, collec-
tor of a tax in Sussex, 301.
Alfryngton, co. Dorset. See Aming-
ton.
Algar, William, of Wiltshire, clerk,
256.
Algarkirk, Algerkvrke, co. Lincoln,
222.
Alisaundre, Klysaundre, Robert, of
Devon, * 39 bis, 340. Cf.
Saundre.
Alisaundres Toune [co. Brecon]. See
Alexanderston.
Alkanynges, co. Wilts. See Cannings,
All.
Alkington, Alkynton [in Berkeley], co.
Gloucester, manor, 213.
Allerton, Allertonshire, co. York,
wapentake, 116, 286.
Mauleverer [co. York], alien
priory, 327.
Allertonshire, co. York. See Aller-
ton.
Allesley, Alseley, co. Wai-wick, 298,
416.
Allerwych, John, of Wartoii, collector
of a tax in Warwickshire, 28.
Allesford, Walter, of Henley on
Thames, collector of a tax in
Oxfordshire, 152. Cf. Aires-
ford.
Allexton, Aloxton, co. Leicester, 150.
Almeloy, Almaly, co. Hereford, manor,
382.
Oldcastlc in, q.v.
Upcott in, q.)'.
, Wootton in, q.v.
Alm.'sc.omb, Almoscombe, William,
collector of a tax in Devon,
299.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Devon, 31").
Almington, co. Warwick, Woodhouse
in, q.v.
Almodington, Almodyton [formerly a
parish, now in Sidlesham and
Karnloy], co. Sussex, manor,
420 bis.
ahiage of cloths, farmers of, appoint-
ments of, 6-11, 82, 110, 111,
154, 197, 198, 252, 253, 278,
279, 341, 342, 393, 394, 431,
432.
alnagers, appointments of, 6-12, 82,
111, 154, 155, 197, 198, 252,
253, 278, 279, 341, 342, 3«>:t.
394, 431, 432.
Alnathby, Hervey de, 56.
.\liie, co. York, Youlton in, q.v.
Alnewyk, John de, of Newcastlo-on-
'Tyne, 217.
Aloxton, co. Leicester. See Allex-
ton.
Alphington, Alfyngton, co. Devon,
manor, 115.
Alrosford, New, New Alrisford, Alsford,
Alsforth, co. Southampton, 172,
221, 301.
Alresforcl, John de, 164-7. Cf. Allers-
ford.
Alrisford, co. Southampton. See Aires-
ford.
Alseley, co. Warwick. See Allesloy.
Alsettur, co. Warwick. See Alcester.
Alsford, Alsforth, co. Southampton.
See Alresford.
Alspath, Alspathe, co. Warwick. See
Meriden.
Alstonofield, co. Stafford, Beresford in,
q.v.
Altham, Richard, collector of customs
and subsidies in Kingston on
Hull and district, 4, 13.
Alton, Aulton, Awlton, co. Southamp-
ton, 27, 87, 122, 172, 221, 417,
435.
Barnes, Aulton Berners, co.
Wilts, 97.
Alton, John, collector of a tax in
Herefordshire, 223.
Altrewe [co. Glamorgan], 101.
A hasten, Alwaston [in the parish of
St. Michael, Derby], co. Derby,
300.
Ah cley, co. Essex. See Aveley.
, co. Salop, Nordley in, q.v.
Alversham, Alveredesham [in Woolav-
ington], co. Sussex, manor, 164.
Alvingham, Alvyngham, co. Lincoln,
152.
Alvington, Alvyngton [in Brympton],
co. Somerset, 226.
448
GENERAL INDEX.
Alvyngham, co. Lincoln. See Alving-
ham.
Alvyngton, co. Somerset. See Alving-
ton.
Alwaston, co. Derby. See Alvaston.
Alyngton, co. Huntingdon. See Elton.
Alynton, William, escheator in Cam-
bridgeshire and Huntingdon-
shire, 136.
Ambresbury, co. Wilts. See Ames-
bury.
Ameneye, John, collector of a tax in
Wiltshire, 26.
amercements, 53, 68, 137, 232, 260,
279, 285, 327, 421, 437. .
Amersham, Agmondesham, co. Buck-
ingham, 407.
Amesbury, Ambresbury, Aumbresbure,
Awmbresbury, co. Wilts, 300,
417.
manor, 96-98.
Amondesham, Roger, of Pixley, collec-
tor of a tax in Herefordshire,
172.
Amport, co. Southampton, Sarson in,
q.v.
Ampthill, co. Bedford, 151.
Ampulforth, William, collector of a
tax in Norwich, 29.
Amyot, Roger, 323.
, Walter, 323.
Amys, Richard, monk, farmer of
Stogursey priory, 33.
Anabile, Anable, Richard, of London,
' peutrer,' 146.
, William, commissioner to raise
a loan in Bedfordshire, 316.
, of Dunstable, collector
of a tax in Bedfordshire, 85, 120,
151.
Ancaster, Ancastre, co. Lincoln, 312.
Andeby, William, collector of a tax in
Essex, 27.
Anderton, Thurstan de, collector of a
tax in Lancashire, 300.
Andover, Andevere. Andevre, co.
Southampton. 172, 221, 301,
417.
Andre, John, of Bodicote, collector of a
tax in Oxfordshire, 173. Cf.
Andrew.
Andrew, Andrewe, James, collector of
customs and subsidies in
Ipswich and district, 113, 130,
191, 193.
of Suffolk, 46.
, John, 208.
, Elizabeth (Lortv and
Counter), wife of, 208.
,...., of Berkhampstead, collec-
tor of a tax in Hertfordshire,
86, 121.
, . . . . , of Westerham, collector
of a tax in Kent, 153.
, Robert, 99.
Andrew, Robert — c&nt.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Wiltshire, 317.
, . . . . , escheator in Hampshire,
438.
, . . . . , esquire, 234.
, keeper of Oxford castle,
296.
, . . . . , of Gloucestershire, 47.
, of Wiltshire, 284.
, . . . . , sheriff of Oxfordshire
and Berkshire, 262, 296.
, . . . . , sheriff of Wiltshire, 177,
215
Cf. Andre.
Anglesey [county], escheator in. See
Wode.
Anketyll, William, of Leigh by Wim-
borne Minster, the elder, collec-
tor of a tax in Dorset, 86, 121.
Ann, Abbots, Anne Abbatis, eo.
Southampton, 87, 122.
Annesley, Thomas, 145.
Annscroft, co. Salop, WTelbatch in, q.v.
Ansley, co. Warwick, 222, 416.
Anston, Anstan, co. York, 131.
ap Harry, John, of Poston, Elizabeth
(Waterton) late the wife of,
388.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Richard ap
Harry, son and heir of, 388.
Aplesharn, co. Sxissex. See Apples-
ham.
Appelrugge, co. Gloucester. See Apple-
ridge.
Appelton, Appillton, Appulton, Apul-
ton, Richard, 210, 290.
, . . . . , Katharine, wife of, 210.
, , of Kent, 9.
, Roger, 290.
, , of Kent, 210, 432.
....... Thomas, of Essex, 210.
, of Harmby, collector of
a tax in the North Riding, co.
York, 26. Cf. Appilby.
Appelyerd, Appilyerd, William, 334.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in
Norwich, 174.
Appilby, William, of Harmby, collec-
tor of a tax in the North Riding,
co. York, 151. Cf. Appelton.
Appilgarth, co. York. See Apple-
garth.
Appillton. See Appeltoii.
Appilyerd. See Appelyerd.
Appleby, co. Lincoln, Santon in, q.v.
Applegarth, Appilgarth [near Bain-
ton ?], co. York, manor, 124,
179.
Appleridge, Appelrugge [in Berkeley],
co. Gloucester, manor, 213.
Applesham, Aplesham [in Coombes],
co. Sussex, manor, 109.
Appulton. See Appelton.
Apulderfeld, William, 239.
GENERAL INDEX.
449
Apulton. See Appelton.
Arohedeken, Archedokeuc. Ajvliid«-a-
kon, Erchedekne, Lorrlir<lrk\ n.
Lerchedekerie, Lerchedrk\ nc,
Thomas, 124, 336, 378.
, . . . . , commissioner to rai^- a
loan in Devon, 3 1 ~> .
....... farmer of Mod bury
priory, 138.
, . . . . , esquire, 1 15, 237.
, William, commissionor to
raise a loan in Devon, 318.
Archenfield, Irchenfeld, co. Hereford,
222.
Archer, John, of Newington, collector
of a tax in Oxfordshire, 27.
, . . . . , of Truro, collector of a
tax in Cornwall, 86, 121, 152,
170.
, Richard, Alice, late the wife of,
331 bis.
, Thomas, of Yapharn, 63.
Arches, John, collector of a tax in
Buckinghamshire, 86. 121, 150.
, Richard, knight, 195, 371.
, . . . . , . . . . , Joan, daughter
and heir of, 371, 411.
, . . . . , . . . . , Richard
Grevell, brother of, q.v.
Archideaken. See Archedeken.
Ardale, William, collector of a tax in
Essex, 150, 172.
Arderne, John, of Sandall, collector
of a tax in the West Riding,
co. York, 220.
, Ralph, knight, 334.
, Richard, of Suffolk, 432.
, Robert, of Newbold, collector
of a tax in Warwickshire, 298.
, William, of Northamptonshire,
10, 46, 64.
Ardington, Ardyngton, co. Berks, 301.
Ardsley, Erdeslawe, co. York, 26.
Ardyngton, co. Berks. See Ardington.
Ardyngton, Thomas, sheriff of
Warwickshire and Leicester-
shire, 358.
Ardyngworth, co. Northampton. See
Arthingworth.
Arfleet Mill, Alfletmulle [in Corfe
Castle], co. Dorset, 397.
Argentem, Argentyn, John, 268.
, William, knight, 240, 241,
268.
, . . . . , ..... Margery, late the
wife of, 268.
Arle [in Cheltenham], co. Gloucester,
171.
Arle, Thomas, of Arle, collector of a
tax in Gloucestershire, 171.
Arlingham, Erlyngham, co. Gloucester,
171.
Armitage, co. Stafford, Hawkesyard in,
q.v.
Amald. See Arnold.
Wt. 2415.
Arnecliff, co. York. See Inglebv Am-
cliffe.
Anineokke, Thomas, of Solihull, collec-
torof a tax in Warwickshire, 416.
Arnesby, Ernesby, co. Leicester, 300.
Arnold. Arnald, Edmund, collector of
customs and subsidies in Exeter
and Dartmouth and district,
4, 5, 13, 14.
, John, esquire, the elder, 8.
, the younger, farmer of
the subsidy and alnage of
cloths for sale, and alriager, in
Hampshire and Winchester, 8.
Arthingworth, Arthyngworth, Ardyng-
worth, co. Northampton, 299,
415.
Arthur, Robert, of Cornwall, 37.
Arthyngworth, co. Northampton. See
Arthingworth.
Arundel, Arundell, co. Sussex, 164,
171, 378, 420 bis.
, castle, 164.
, forest, 164.
, manor, 164.
Arundel, earl and countess of. See
Fitz Alan.
Arundell, Edward, of Northampton-
shire, knight, 39.
John, John de, 398.
, . . . . , Margaret (Burgherssh),
wife of, 398.
, esquire, sheriff of Corn-
wall, 5.
, , of Devon, 288.
, , knight, 164-7, 288.
, . . . . , . . . . , Richard, earl of
Arundel and Surrey, father of
John father of John father of.
See Fitz Alan.
, . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in Cornwall, 318.
, . . . . , sheriff of Cornwall,
262.
, sheriff of Devon,
66, 70.
, . . . . , . . . . , lord de Arundell
and de Maltravers, 436.
, , . . . . , John, son
and heir of, 436.
, lord le Maltravers,
125.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , John, father
of, 125.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , John de
Arundell, grandfather of, 125.
, . . . . , ..... of Arundel, 378,
420 bis.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , John, son
and heir of, 420 bis.
, , of Trerice, com-
missioner to raise a loan in
Cornwall, 318.
, , sheriff of
Cornwall, 358.
F. 29.
450
GENERAL INDEX.
Arundell — cont.
, Margaret de. See Fitz Alan.
, Richard, Richard de, 163-7.
, , Elizabeth, wife of, 163,
164.
, . . . . , Richard, earl of Arundel
and Surrey, father of. See
Fitz Alan.
, Thomas, earl of Arundel
and Surrey, son of. See Fitz
Alan.
, . . . . , knight, 274, 356.
, . . . . , . . . . , Alice, wife of, 356.
, . . . . , sheriff of Herefordshire,
5.
, Thomas, archbishop of Canter-
bury [1399-1414], 31, 32, 165 7.
, . . . . , Richard, earl of
Arundel and Surrey, father of.
See Fitz Alan.
, . . . . , knight, sheriff of Corn-
wall, 428.
of Cornwall, 288.
Asarme, William, farmer of the sub-
sidy and alnage of cloths for
sale, and alnager, in Oxford-
shire and Berkshire, 10.
Ascogh. See Ayscogh.
Asenby, Aystenby [in Tope] iff e], co.
York, manor, 205.
Ashbourne, Assheburne, co. Derby,
220.
, Underwood in, q.v.
Ashbrittle, co. Somerset, Greenham in,
q.v.
Ashby by Partney, Askebv, co. Lin-
coln, 301.
de la Zouch, Assheby do la
Zouche, co. Leicester, 150.
, Blackfordby in, q.v.
Magna, Assheby Magna, co.
Leicester, manor, 326.
Asheldham, Asshildham, co. Essex,
New Hall in, q.v.
Ashen, Asshe, Asshyn, co. Essex, 83,
87, 122.
Asherton, Asserton [in Berwick St.
James], co. Wilts, 97.
Ashford Bowdler, Assheford, co. Salop,
172.
Ashley, Assheley, co. Stafford, manor,
264, 265.
, . . . . , church of, advowson of,
264, 265.
Ashperton, Asperton, co. Hereford,
152.
Ashprington, co. Devon, Painsford in,
q.v.
, Sharpham in, q.v.
Ashridge, Assherugge, co. Berks,
hundred, 96.
Ashton, Esseton by Wymbourne [in
Hinton Parva], co. Dorset, 95.
, Steeple, co. Wilts, Hinton in,
q.v.
Ashwell, Asshewell, Asshwell, co. Hert-
ford, 221, 299.
Hall, Asshewellehalle [in Finch-
ingfield], co. Essex, manor, 436.
Aske, Ask, John de, commissioner to
raise a loan in the East Riding,
co. York, 318.
, Roger de. collector of a tax in
the West Riding, co. York, 220.
Askeby, co. Lincoln. See Ashby by
Partney.
Askeby, John, 137.
Aslak,' William, of Sussex, 138, 159.
Aspall, Thomas, Joan (Brokhole), lato
the wife of, 348.
Aspenden, co. Hertford, Buntingford,
in, q.v.
Asperton, co. Hereford. See Ash-
perton.
Aspley Guise, Asple, co. Bedford, 151.
Asplion, Asplyon, John, Katharine
(Brown), late the wife of, 209.
, William, collector of customs
and subsidies in Newcastle-
upon-Tyne and district, 3, 13.
Asschurst, Assehurst. See Asshurst.
Asserton, co. Wilts. See Asherton.
Assh, Asshe, John, 176.
, of Devonshire, 168.
, William, commissioner to raise
a loan in Hertfordshire, 316.
, . . . . , of Hertfordshire, 277.
Cf. Esshe.
Asshburgh, co. Cornwall. See Saltash.
Asshburnham, Assheburnham, Roger,
Roger de, 393.
, . . . . , Joan, late the wife of,
239.
Asshby, Assheby, Thomas, Thomas de,
commissioner to raise a loan in
Leicestershire, 316.
, of Lowesby, 267, 395,
429.
, . . . . , . . . . , Thomas, son of,
267, 395, 429.
, of Quenby, 258, 375.
, William, 267, 395, 429.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in
Sussex, 150, 221.
Asshe, co. Essex. See Ashen.
Asshe. See Assh.
Assheburgh, co. Cornwall. See Salt-
ash.
Assheburne, co. Derby. See Ash-
bourne.
Assheburnham. See Asshburnham.
Assheby. See Asshby.
Assheby de la Zouche, co. Leicester.
See Ashby de la Zouche.
Assheby Magna, co. Leicester. See
Ashby Magna.
Asshefeld, John, of Salop, 327, 328.
Robert, 180.
....... William, of Weiilock, collector
of a tax in Salop, 172.
GENERAL INDEX.
451
Assheford, co. Salop. See Asliford
Bowdler.
Assheford, Robert, searcher of ships
in Chichester and district, \V.\1 .
. \ssheley, co. Stafford. See Ashley.
Asshelyng, William, of Dorset, 56.
Ass here, John, of (iodalming. collt-ctor
of a tax in Surrey, 170.
Assherst. See Asshurst .
Assherugge, co. Berks. See Ashridge.
Assheton, John, of London, 297.
, Peter de, collector of a tax in
Nottinghamshire, 27.
, Robert, knight, Philippa (Tip-
toft), late the wife of, 208.
Asshewell, co. Hertford. See Ashwell.
Asshewellehallo, co. Kss<-\. Si-e Ash-
weUHall.
Assliildham, co. Essex. See Ashel-
dam.
Asshurst, Asschurst, Assherst, Assr-
hurst, Thomas, collector of a
tax in Surrey, 151, 416.
, William, commissioner to raise
a loan in Surrey, 315.
, . . . . , of Brockham, collector
of a tax in Surrey, 88, 123.
Assliwell, co. Hertford. See Ash well.
Asshyn, co. Essex. See Ashen.
Assington, Assynton, co. Suffolk,
manor, 210.
Asteley, co. Worcester. See Astlev.
Astell, William, of Alton, 435.
Astley, Asteley, co. Worcester, 219.
Aston, co. Hereford, 152.
, co. Oxford, 417.
co. Salop, 301.
[in Stone], co. Stafford, 85,
120, 365, 368, 440.
Clinton, Astonclynton, Eston
Clinton, co. Buckingham,
manor, 92, 94, 290, 291, 293.
Dundridge in, q.v.
, Montjoy in, q.v.
Rowant, co. Oxford, Copoourt
in, q.v.
, Kingston Blount in, q.v.
Aston, John, of Alcester, collector of
a tax in Warwickshire, 222.
, . . . . , of Longdon, collector of
a tax in Staffordshire, 152.
, Roger, Roger de, parson of
Weston upon Trent, 307.
, knight, 362.
, , Joyce (Frevill),
wife of, 282, 283, 373.
, . . . . , . . . . , Robert, son and
heir of, 282, 283, 373.
Astwell [in Syresham and Wappen-
ham], co. Northampton, 26, 86,
121, 223, 2<M).
Atelburgh, co. Warwick. See Attlo
borough.
Atforton, John, collector of a tax in
Oxford, 29.
Atherstone, Atherston, co. Warwick,
171, 222.
, Atherston [in Mancetter], co.
Warwick, 92.
Athirtoii, William de, knight, collec-
tor of a tax in Lancashire, 300.
Attleborough, Atelburgh, Attilburgh
(in Nuneaton], co. Warwick,
151, 222.
Aubodenne, John, of Lamberhurst,
collector of a tax in Sussex,
171.
Aubro, Henry, of London, 391. Cf.
Aubrey.
Aubrey, Awbry, Richard, collector of
a tax in Sussex, 221 .
, Robert, 105, 132.
, . . . . , Agnes, late the wife of,
132.
, . . . . , William, son and heir of,
132.
Aubyn, John, of Weston, 227.
, , , Alice, wife of, 227.
, Walter, of Wolverton, collector
of a tax in Buckinghamshire,
222.
Auckland [co. Durham], letters dated
at, 239, 378.
Aughton [in Harthill wapentake], co.
York, 220.
Aulowe, William, searcher of ships in
King's LjTin and district, 117
bis.
Attlton, co. Southampton. See Alton.
Aumale, earl of, 60.
Aumbresbure, co. Wilts. See Ames-
bury.
Auncell, William, of Maldon, ' yoman,'
232.
Aune, Awne, Ralph, Ralph de, of
Hooton Pagnell, collector of a
tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 417.
, . . . . , esquire, collector of a tax
in the West Riding, co. York,
151.
William, mayor and escheator
of York, 199.'
Aunger, Thomas, of Somerset, 57.
Aungeville, Richard, heir of, 23.
Austyn, John, of London, esquire, 350.
, Roger, collector of a tax in
Salop, 85, 120.
, Thomas, of Salford Abbots,
collector of a tax in Warwick-
shire, 222.
Avebury, Evesbury, co. Wilts, 66.
Aveley, Alveley, co. Essex, church,
320.
Avelyn, Robert, of Windsor, collector
of a tax in Berkshire, 150.
Avene, co. Southampton. See North-
avon.
Avenell, John, collector of a tax in
Devon, 153.
452
GENERAL INDEX.
A very, Averey, Ralph, farmer of the
subsidy and alnage of cloths for
sale, and alnager, in Dorset, 342.
, . . . . , of Somerset, 297.
Avisford, Avesford, co. Sussex,
hundred, 164.
Awl ton, co. Southampton. See Alton.
Awmbresbury, co. Wilts. -See Arnes-
bury.
Axholme, Haxyholme [co. Lincoln],
Isle of, lord of. See Mowbray.
Aylburton, Aylberton [in Lydney], co.
Gloucester, 301.
Aylburton, William, collector of a tax
in Gloucestershire, 85, 120.
Aylesbury, co. Buckingham, 108, 172.
Aylesbury, Thomas, 255.
, . . . . , John, son and heir of, 255.
, , knight, 239, 256, 261.
, , heir of, 256, 261.
, . . . . , . . . . , Katharine (Paben-
ham), late the wife of, 401.
, . . . . , . . . . , sheriff of Bedford-
shire and Buckinghamshire, 5.
Aylesford, Eyllesford, Eylesford, John
de, knight, 258, 375.
, . . . . , . . . . , Margaret (Bellers
and Swillyngton), wife of, 238,
257 bis, 258, 375.
Cf. Eynseford.
Aylesham, co. Norfolk. See Aylsham.
Aylesworth, John, farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnager, in Gloucestershire, 198.
Ayleward. See Aylwarde.
Ayley, co. Hereford. See Ailey.
Aylleward. See Aylwarde.
Aylsham, Ailesham, Aylesham, co.
Norfolk, 85, 120, 150, 171.
Aylton, Ailton, co. Hereford, 301, 418.
Aylwarde, Ayleward, Aylleward, John,
collector of a tax in Bristol, 223.
, Richard, collector of customs
and subsidies in Boston and
district, 4, 13.
, WTilliam, of Berkshire, 286.
Aynell, John, clerk, 140.
Ayrynden, co. York. See Erringden.
Ayscharth, co. York. See Aysgarth.
Ayscogh, Ascogh, William, 394.
, William, of Yorkshire, 321.
Aysgarth, Ayscharth, co. York, 173.
Aysshele, Walter, of Farnborough, 57.
Aystenby, co. York. See Asenby.
B
Babraham, Badburgham, co. Cam-
bridge) 311.
Babthorp, Robert, esquire, sheriff of
Staffordshire, 70.
Babthorp — cont.
, William, escheator in Warwick-
shire and Leicestershire, 210,
282.
Babyngton, William, 225, 243.
, commissioner to raise a
loan in Nottinghamshire, 316
bis.
, . . . . , in Nottinghamshire, 255.
Bacheler, Bachilor. Hugh, chaplain,
148.
, John, collector of a tax in
Norfolk, 27, 85, 120, 150, 171,
220, 299.
, ' frankleyn,' collector of
a tax in Norfolk, 416.
, Robert, Robert le, 91, 214.
Backwell, Bacwell, co. Somerset,
church of, advowson of, 49, 50.
, manor, 49, 50.
Bacon, John, esquire, collector of a
tax in Norfolk, 416.
....... . . . . , ' grocer,' collector of a
tax in London, 419.
Bacton, Baketon [co. Norfolk], manor,
312.
Bacwell, co. Somerset. See Backwell.
Badburgham, co. Cambridge. See
Babraham.
Badby, William, of Golder, collector
of a tax in Oxfordshire, 301.
Baddow, Great, Great Badewe, Badowe,
co. Essex, manor, 306.
, Mascales in, 306.
Badewe, Hugh de, knight, 306.
, . . . . , . . . . , Katharine (Nail-
lyngherst), daughter of, 306.
, . . . . , Margaret, late the
wife of, 273, 306.
Badyngton, co. Northampton. See
Bainton.
Bagenald, Stephen de, collector of a
tax in Staffordshire, 221.
Baggeley, Baggele, Michael, collector
of a tax in Sussex, 418.
, Thomas, of Blyth, collector
of a tax in Nottinghamshire,
299.
Baggeridge, Baggeruggestrete [in Hor-
ton], co. Dorset, 139.
Baggeworth, co. Somerset. See Bag-
worth.
Bagot, John, knight, commissioner to
raise a loan in Staffordshire,
315, 317.
, ..... . . . . , sheriff of Stafford-
shire, 40.
, Nicholas, 296, 354.
, , sheriff of Bristol, 406,
421, 422.
Bagschawe, William, of Chapel en le
Frith, collector of a tax in
Derbyshire, 220.
Bagworth, Baggeworth, co. Somerset,
manor, 50,
GENERAL INDEX.
453
Bailly, Baylly. Bayly, John, of
\\ inchest er, collector of a tax
in Hampshire. 131.
Laurence, collector of a tax in
Oxfordshire, 88, 123.
, Robert, collector of a tax in
Derbyshire, 28.
, . . . . , of Choldertoii, collector
of a tax in Wiltshire, 417.
, Roger, of Moimington, collector
of a tax in Herefordshire, 223.
, Simon, of Wells, 111.
, Thomas, clerk, 101.
Cf. Bale.
Bairitoii, Badyiigton [in Offord], co.
Northampton, 26.
, co. York, Applegarth near (?),
q.v.
Bak, Bakke, William, collector of
customs and subsidies in Bridge-
water and district, 4 bi-y. 13, 14.
Baker, Jolm, of Kidderminster, collec-
tor of a tax in Worcestershire,
219.
, Robert, of Dorchester, collector
of a tax in Dorset, 150.
Baketon [co. Norfolk]. See Bacton.
Bakke. See Bak.
Balard, Gregory, 104.
Balchief, William, 76.
Baldessey, co. Suffolk. See Bawdsey.
Baldewyn, Bawdewyn, John, collector
of a tax in Oxford, 153.
, Robert, of Cholderton, collec-
tor of a tax in Wiltshire, 150.
Baldock, Baldok, co. Hertford, 26.
Baldok, John, 339.
, collector of a tax in
Hampshire, 151.
Baldyngton, Baldyngdon, Thomas, of
Brill, 258.
, William, escheator in Oxford-
shire and Berkshire, 169.
, esquire, 274.
Bale, Bayle, Ralph, of Rotherfield,
collector of a tax in Sussex, 221 .
, Thomas, of Ilfracornbe, 230.
Cf. Bailly.
Balle, David, 99.
, Richard, of Lincolnshire, 201.
, Thomas, of llfracombe, 230.
, Willym, 100.
Bally, Jolm, prior and farmer of Laploy
priory, 44.
Balrie [in Snaith], co. York, 151.
Balne, William, farmer of the subsidy
and aliiage of cloths for sale,
and uhiager, in Surrey ami
Sussex, 154.
, clerk, farmer of St.
Clears priory, 138.
Balon, John, of Dunkerton, 1 !>,">.
, Thomas, parson of liadstook,
49.
Bamburgh, co. Northumberland, 367.
Hampton, Baunton, co. Devon, 222,
237, 439.
, co. Oxford, 301.
hundred, 268, 284.
Banastre, William, of Kingston on
Hull, 197.
Banbury, Bannebury, co. Oxford, 88,
123, 301, 413.
Bangor [co. Carnarvon], bishop of.
See Nichols ; Barowe.
Bank, Jolm, John del, Christian
(Percy), late the wife of, 196,
241.
, . . . . , of Craven, collector of
tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 87, 122.
, Thomas, of Yorkshire, 392.
Bannebury, co. Oxford. See Banbury.
Bannebury, Richard, 285.
Banstead, Bansted, Banstede, Bon-
stede, co. Surrey, 119, 137.
, manor, 356.
, park, 356.
, West Burgh in, </.'-.
Barantyn. See Barentyn.
Barbot, Robert, farmer of the posses-
sions of the abbot of Conches in
England, 58.
Barbour, Robert, of Evesham, collec-
tor of a tax in Worcestershire,
414.
, Thomas, farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Staffordshire, 10.
Walter, 384.
, . . . . , Joan, wife of, 384.
, \Villiam, of Newbold on Avon,
collector of a tax in Warwick-
shire, 85, 120.
Barde, John, 118.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Lindsey, co. Lincoln, 316.
, . . . . , of Lincolnshire, 8 1 .
Cf. Berd.
Bardevill, William, knight, commis-
sioner to raise a loan in Suffolk,
317.
Bardewell, William, 313.
Bardfield, Berdefeld, co. Essex, 87, 122,
436.
, Great, Great Berdefeld, co.
Essex, 436.
Bardolf. Robert, Amice (Beverlee), late
the wife of, 144 (3), 181, 182.
, Thomas, esquire, 207.
, . . . . , . . . . , son and heir of,
207.
, lord de, Annis, late the
wife of, 379, 410, 412, 441.
, , ..... Anne
(Clifford and Cobham), daugh-
ter and heir of, 412, 441.
........ . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Joan
(Phelipp), daughter and heir of,
412, 441.
454
GENERAL INDEX.
Barenger, Nicholas, Anastasia (Boden-
ham and Semley), daughter of,
140.
, . . . . , Joan (Stantor), daughter
of, 140.
Barentyn, Barrentyne, Barantyn,
Drew, 106, 142 bis, 177, 234,
260.
, . . . . , Christina, late the wife
of, 177.
, . . . . , Thomas, brother of,
Reynold, son of, 177, 234.
, Reynold, lord de Chalgrove,
collector of a tax in Oxfordshire,
221.
, . . . . , of Chalgrove, esquire,
collector of a tax in Oxfordshire,
88, 123.
Baret, Richard, collector of a tax in
Worcester, 173, 418.
, . . . . , farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Lincoln and the
parts of Kesteven, co. Lincoln,
11.
, . . . . , ' bocher,' collector of a
tax in Worcester, 223.
, Thomas, 308.
, Valentire, commissioner to
raise a loan in Kent, 318.
, William, collector of a tax in
Bristol, 223.
Barewe. See Bergh.
Barford, Bereford, co. Oxford, 173.
, Bereford, co. Wilts, 97.
Bargot, Robert, 83.
Barkbv, Barkeby, co. Leicester, 27.
Barker, William', 292.
Barkeworth, William, of Benniworth,
collector of a tax in Lindsey,
co. Lincoln, 173.
Barking, Berkynge [co. Essex], abbess
and convent of, 407.
Barkworth, West, Westbarkeworth ,
co. Lincoln, 354.
Barleburgh, John, of Bunny, collector
of a tax ^Nottinghamshire, 299.
Barley, Walter, of Winkfield, collector
of a tax in Wiltshire, 300.
, William, esquire, collector of a
tax in Derbyshire, 86, 121.
Barmyston, William, of Berkhamp-
stead, collector of a tax in
Hertfordshire, 26.
Barnaby, Barneby, Isabel, 274, 294.
, . . . . , Elizabeth (Brecore),
sister of, 294.
, Richard, of Gonerby, collector
of a tax in Kesteven, co.
Lincoln, 415.
Barnehous. See Bernehous.
Barneston, co. York, Leemirig in, q.v.
Barnet, co. Hertford, 86, 121.
Barnsbury, Berneresbury [in Islington],
co. Middlesex, manor, 224.
Bamstaple, Barstaple, co. Devon,
port of, searcher of ships in.
See Walke.
Barnton, co. Cambridge. See Barring -
ton.
Bam well, Bernewell [in the parish of
St. Andrew the Less, Cam-
bridge], co. Cambridge, 221.
Baron, John, of Felpham, collector of
a tax in Sussex, 221.
, Thomas, of Chichester, collec-
tor of a tax in Sussex, 171.
baronies named : —
Leybourne.
Penkelly.
Tatter-shall.
Barowe, co. Lincoln. See Barrow
upon Humber.
Barowe, Barwe, John, of Bildeston,
collector of a tax in Stiff oik, 172.
, William, bishop of Bangor
[1418-1423], 310, 403.
Cf. Berewe.
Barre, Richard de la, clerk, 20.
, Thomas, Thomas de la, 20, 21.
, . . . . , Thomas, knight, son of,
20, 21.
, , knight, 336.
, Elizabeth
(Kendale), late the wife of, 335,
390, 435.
. . . . , . . . . , . . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in Hertfordshire,
316.
, . . . . , . . . . , sheriff of Essex
ami Hertfordshire, 129.
, William de la, 20, 21.
, Agnes late the wife of,
20, 21.
Barrentyne. See Barentyn.
Barrington, Barnton, co. Cambridge,
315.
Barrow, co. Derby, Twyiord in, q.v.
upon Humber, Barowe, co.
Lincoln, 152.
upon Soar, co. Leicester,
Mountsorrell in, q.v.
, Quarndon in, q.v .
upon Trent, co. Derby, Stenson
in, q.v.
Barry, William, knight, commissioner
to raise a loan in Kent, 318.
Barstaple, co. Devon. See Barnstaple.
Barstaplo, Robert, 76, 260.
Barston, Berston, co. Warwick, 17 1;
222.
Bartelot, Bertelot, John, of Bradford
on Avon, collector of a tax in
Wiltshire, 300.
, . . . . , the elder, collector of
customs and subsidies in
Chichester and district, 69, 70,
71 bis.
, , of Sussex, 308.
, . . . . , the younger, 308.
GENERAL INDEX.
455
Bartelot — cm/t.
, William, of \Vollanl, eolleeior
of a tax in Somerset, 299.
Barton, co. Win-wick. 298.
Earls, Barton Pynkeney, co.
Northampton, .'{56.
Hartshorn, Burton, co. Buck-
ingham, 222.
in the Beans, Barton [in
Bhaokentone find Market Bos-
worth, co. Leicester], 141.
, King's, co. Gloucester, Kings-
holm in, q.v.
onHumber, Barton, co. Lincoln,
173 bis.
oil Irwell, Barton, co. Lan-
caster, 130, 136.
Barton, Borton, Henry, collector of
customs and subsidies in
London and district, 6 bis.
, . . . . , mayor and escheator of
London, 144, 145, 181, 185,
194, 195 bis, 200, 249.
, John, John de, commissioner
to raise a loan in the North
Riding, co. York, 318.
, escheator in Yorkshire,
339, 431.
, . . . . , ' bochour,' collector of a
tax in Worcester, 28, 153.
, . . . . , of Reading, collector of a
tax in Berkshire, 172.
, . . . . , of Thanet, commissioner
to raise a loan in Kent, 318.
, , the younger, 207, 224,
246.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in Buckinghamshire,
317.
, . . . . , . . . . , escheator in Bed-
fordshire arid Buckinghamshire,
209.
, Ralph, of London, ' skynner,'
collector of a tax in London,
223.
, Richard, ' corveser,' collector
of a tax in Lincoln, 419.
, . . . . , of Doncaster, collector
of a tax in the Wrest Riding, co.
York, 299.
, Thomas, Thomas de, collector
of a tax in the East Riding, co.
York, 151.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in
the North Riding, co. York,
417.
, . . . . , of Herefordshire, 353,
395.
, master Thomas, clerk, guardian
of the temporalities of the
bishopric of Coventry and Lich-
field, 326.
Barugli [in Darton] ('!). Berijh, co.
York, 173.
Barwe. See Barowe.
Barwick, Berewyke, co. Somerset, 226.
, Stoford in, q.v.
Baryngton, John, of Hatfield Broad-
oak, collector of a tax in Essex,
87, 122.
Basildon, Bastolden, co. Berks, La
\Vyke by, q.v.
Basiiigstoke, Basyngstok, co. South-
ampton, 27.
Basket, William, collector of a tax in
Salisbury, 153.
, . . . . , ' wever,' of Salisbury,
collector of a tax in Salisbury,
418.
Basset, Bassett, John, esquire, 101.
, . . . . , . . . . , Margaret (de la
Beer), mother of, 101.
, Nicholas, of North LufTenham,
collector of a tax in Rutland,
27.
, Ralph, esquire, 334.
, . . . . , of Cheadle, Maud, late
the wife of, 377.
, . . . . , of Drayton Bassett,
knight, 364.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Joan, late
the wife of, 364.
, Robert, of Essex, 43.
William, 369.
, .... Agnes (Wyntershull),
wife of, 369.
, . . . . , of Hawmesse, collector
of a tax in the East Riding, co.
York, 219.
Bassingbourn, Bassyngburn, co. Cam-
bridge, 150.
Bastelden, co. Berks. See Basildon.
Basyn, John, of Devonshire, 33.
Basynges, Basyng, Gilbert, collector
of a tax in Somerset, 172.
, John, knight, commissioner to
raise a loan in Rutland, 316.
Basyngstok, co. Southampton. See
Basingstoke.
Bataille, co. Sussex. See Battle.
Bate, Henry, 308.
, John, collector of a tax in
Derbyshire, 28.
, . . . . , of Swathwick, collector
of a tax in Derbyshire, 170, 220.
, . . . . , the younger, 308.
, Roger, of Frampton, collector
of a tax in Holland, co. Lincoln,
301.
, William, of Cheddleton, collec-
tor of a tax in Staffordshire, 85,
120.
Bath, Bathe [in North Tawton], co.
Devon, lf>:{.
, Bathe, co. Somerset, 172, 299,
302 bis, 370, 437.
, collectors of taxes in, 174, 302.
Bath and Wells, bishop of, 50 bis.
See also Bubbewyth.
Bathe, co. Devon. See Bath.
456
GENERAL INDEX.
Bathe — conl.
, co. Somerset, See Bath.
Bathe, John, clerk, 58.
Battle, Bataille, co. Sussex, 171, 301.
Battleford (?), Le Forde [in Ipplepen,
co. Devon], 293.
Baude, John, of the hundred of Koch-
ford, collector of a tax in
Essex, 150.
, Stephen, of Hertfordshire, 84.
Baudessey, co. Suffolk. See Bawdsey.
Baudrippe, co. Somerset. See
Bawdrip.
Baunton, co. Devon. See Bampton.
Bautre, co. York. See Bawtry.
Bausayn, Richard, monk and farmer of
Ware priory and farmer of the
priory of Noyon and Neuf-
marche, 46, 64, 65.
Bawdewyn. See Baldewyn.
Bawdrip, Baudrippe, co. Somerset,
manor, 386, 387.
, . . . . , church of, advowson of,
386.
Bawdsey, Baudessey, Baldessev [co.
Suffolk], 13, 14, 71, 129, 162.
Bawtry, Bawtre, Bautre [in Blyth
and Rotherham], co. York, 131,
173, 228.
Baxby, John de, collector of a tax in
the North Riding, co. York, 87,
122.
Baxter, Baxtere, Baxster, Edmund, 49.
, John, collector of a tax in
Norfolk, 220.
, Sampson, of Norwich, collector
of a tax in Norwich, 154.
, Stephen, of Boston, collectorof a
tax in Holland, co. Lincoln, 415.
Bayes, Robert, of Yarwell, collector of
a tax in Northamptonshire, 171.
Bayford, Beyford, co. Hertford, ' Le
Halle ' in, 277.
Bayford, William, 140.
, . . . . , Clemence (Devereux),
daughter of, 140.
, . . . . , Joan (Ryngwode),
daughter of, 140.
, Joan (Chapeleyn), late
the wife of, 104, 140.
Bayle. See Bale.
Baylldon, Nicholas de, collector of a
tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 417.
Baylly, Bayly. See Bailly.
Baynard, Philip, esquire, 103, 112.
, . . . . , . . . . , Robert, son and
heir of, 112.
, Richard, 437.
, Robert, collector of a tax in
Wiltshire, 150.
Baynbrigge, Jolin, of York, ' potter,'
collector of a tax in York, 174.
Bays, Robert, of Yarwell, collector of a
tax in Northamptonshire, 150.
Baysham, John, clerk, 207.
Beachamstead, Bichampsted, Byche-
hampstede [in Great Staughton],
co. Huntingdon, 152, 220.
Beaconsfield, Bekenesfeld, co. Bucking-
ham, 301.
Bealknap, Bealknapp, Beleknap,
Robert, chief justice of the
Common Bench,' 208, 397.
, . . . . , knight, 79.
,....,...., Hamo, son and heir
of, 79.
, . . . . , . . . . , John, son of, 79.
, . . . . , Juliana, late the
wife of, 63, 79.
, . . . . , Thomas, son of,
79.
Beamond. See Beaumond.
Beauchamp, Bello Campo, Elizabeth,
199, 231.
, Joan de, lady de Abergavenny,
162-164, 390, 440. See also
Fitz Alan.
John, knight, 34, 35.
, . . . . , . . . . , John, son and heir
of, 34, 35.
, . . . . , Roger, knight,
father of, 34.
, . . . . , del Holt, escheator
in Worcestershire, 41.
Richard, Richard de, earl of
Warwick, 217.
, . . . . , . . . . , Elizabeth (Berke-
ley), wife of, 217.
, . . . . , knight, farmer of Aber-
gavenny priory, 117.
, . . . . , . . . . , of Abergavenny,
185, 225, 251, 252, 270, 281, 303.-
, . . . . , . . . . , Isabel (Des-
penser), wife of, 101, 145, 185,
225, 251, 252, 270, 281, 303.
..,..., , . . . . , earl of
Worcester, 426 bis.
, Sibyl, 274.
, Thomas, knight, 320, 419.
, . . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in Somerset, 314.
, William, William de, esquiro,
274.
, , knight, 282, 283.
, . . . . , . . . . , lord de Aber-
gavennv, Joan, late the wife of,
357.
, . . . . , of Powick, sheriff of
Gloucestershire, 40.
, . . . . , . . . . , knight, com-
missioner to raise a loan in
Gloucestershire, 315.
Beaufitz, John, commissioner to raise
a loan in Kent, 317, 318.
Beauflour, Beaufloure, Thomas, collec-
tor of a tax in Bristol, 89, 124,
302.
Beaufoo, Thomas, of Hitchin, collector
of a tax in Hertfordshire, 173.
GENERAL INDEX
457
Beaufort, Honrv do, bishop of Lincoln
[1398-1404], l>ish<>|. .if \Vinch.-s-
I.M [1405-1447], 32, 42, 58, 59,
61, 131, 158, 180, 218, .'HO.
402, 407, 437.
, , chancellor, 17, 18,
68, 90.
, . . . . , guardian of the
temporalities of the bishopric
of Norwich, 139.
, . . . . , vicar general of,
218.
, Thomas, earl of Dorset, 22, 23.
, . . . . , . . . . , Margaret (Nevill)
wife of, 22, 23.
Beaugrant, brother Richard, prior and
farmer of the priory of Hough
on the Hill, 39.
Beaulieu, William, escheator in
Cumberland and Westmoreland,
262.
Beaiunond, Bello Monte, Beamond,
Henry, Henry de, knight, 1, 2,
42, 59, 131.
-. , , John, son and heir
of, 42, 59, 131.
, lord de, 435.
, . . . . , . . . . , Elizabeth, late the
wife of, 435.
, . . . . , . . . . , John, son and
heir of, 435.
, John, collector of a tax in
Worcester, 28, 88, 123.
, Thomas, Joan, late the wife of,
379.
, ..... commissioner to raise a
loan in Devon, 315, 318.
, , sheriff of Devon, 5, 296,
428.
, lord de, 247.
, . . . ., heir of, 146.
, heirs of, 312.
Cf. Bemunde.
Beaver, John, of Lincolnshire, 38, 39,
43.
Beavyll. See Bevyle.
Bechewode, Geoffrey, 422.
Beckingham, Bekvngham, co. Notting-
ham, 85, 120.
Beckington, Bekyngton, co. Somerset,
152, 416.
Beckley, Bekle, co. Sussex, 171.
, Kitchinour in, q.v.
Becon, Thomas, ' irmonger,' of Salis-
bury, collector of a tax in Salis-
bury, 302.
Bedale, co. York, 26.
, church of, parson of. See
Tibbay.
Bedefunt, co. Middlesex. See Bedfont.
Bedewynde, co. Wilts. See Bedwin.
Bedfont, East, Estledfunt, Bedefunt,
co. Middlesex, 300, 4 In.
Bedford, co. Bedford, 190.
, Caldwell in, q.v.
l.i-dford, county, commissioners to
raise a loan in, 316.
collectors of taxes in, 28, 85,
120, 151, 171, 222, 299, 418.
i sclirutor in, 1, 2, 49, 103,
104 bis, 105 (3), 106 (3), 107,
142, 143, 145 bis, 159, 161, 190,
191 bis, 194 bis, 195 (3), 196,
197, 209, 239 bis, 242, 255, 270,
275 bis, 331, 332, 333, 334, 335,
336, 361, 372, 378, 379, 401,
426 (3).
See also Stirkeland ;
Hampden (Edmund) ; Durem ;
James ; Launcelyn ; Craun-
f eld ; Bracy ; Barton ; Hasilden ;
Manyngham ; Whappelode ;
Hampden (John).
, farmer of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnager, in. See Glover.
, sheriff of, 255.
, See also Aylesbury ;
Stirkeland ; Hampden ; Wawe-
ton ; Wyot ; Giffard ; Massy ;
Fitz Richard ; Radewell.
Bedford, duke of. See John.
Bedford, John, collector of customs
and subsidies in Kingston on
Hull and district, 113, 130, 192,
193, 381 bis, 383.
, . . . . , of Ware, collector of a
tax in Hertfordshire, 152.
, . . . . , of Yorkshire, 338.
, William, collector of customs
and subsidies in Newcastle -
upon-Tviie and district, 204 bis,
216 Mr.
Hrdiford, co. Devon. See Bideford.
Bedingfield, Bedyngfeld, co. Suffolk,
86, 121.
Bedon, Richard, collector of a tax in
Surrey, 151.
Bedulf, John, 362.
, Richard, 144.
Bedwin, Bedewynde, co. Wilts, 220.
Bedvngfeld, co. Suffolk. See Beding-
field.
Bedyngfeld, Thomas, of Bedingfield,
knight, collector of a tax in
Suffolk, 86, 121.
Beeford, Byford, co. York, 26.
Beek, Beke, John, of Berkshire, 308.
, . . . . , of Oxfordshire, 15.
Cf. Bek.
Beer, Beere, Bere, John de la, knight,
101.
, . . . . , Elizabeth (Seint
Johan) sister of, 101.
, . . . . , . . . . , John, son of,
101.
, . . . . , ..... Margaret (Basset),
sister of, 101.
, . . . . , Thomas, grandson
of, 101.
458
GENERAL INDEX.
Beer — co?'/. Bekyngton, co. Somerset. See Beck-
, Richard do la (Delabern), ington.
knight, of Herefordshire, '{81, Belaiuy, John, monk, farmer of Loders
1582. priory, 37.
, , sheriff of Hereford- Belasys, Beleasys, John, escheator in
shire, 358, 421. Northumberland, 169.
Beesby, Beseby, John, of Lincolnshire, , . . . . , of Lincolnshire, farmer
10,111,197,338,344. of the subsidy and alnage of
Beeston next Mileham, Boston, co. cloths for sale, and alnager, in
Norfolk, manor, 420 bis. Lincoln, 9, 11.
Regis, Buston by the Sea, co. Bole, John, 434.
Norfolk, church of, advowson of, , . . . . , collector of a tax in
162. Surrey, 170.
Beeston, Boston, Anthony, 197. Beleasys. See Belasys.
, John, of Aspley Guise, collec- Beleby, co. York. See Bielby.
tor of a tax in Bedfordshire, 151. Beleknap. See Bealknap.
, . . . . , of Shillington, collector Belers. See Bellers.
of a tax in Bedfordshire, 85, 120. Belesby, Bellesby, Belysby, Billesby,
, Robert, 235. George, of Lincolnshire, 53,
, , clerk of the Exchequer, 198, 259, 267, 327, 328.
89. , Thomas, knight, Thomas, son
, , of Kent, 243. of, 156, 202.
, of Nottinghamshire, 24. Cf. Blesby.
, Thomas, chief bailiff of the Belete, Ingram, 58.
honour of Wallingford, 356. Belford, William, farmer of the subsidy
, of Northamptonshire, 37, and alnage of cloths for sale,
44. and alnager, in Yorkshire and
, . . . . , of Salisbury, king's York, 279.
alnager in Salisbury and Wilt- Belforth, William, of Leeming, collec-
shiro, 111. tor of a tax in the North Riding,
Begard, Begger [C6tes-du-Nord, co. York, 300.
France], abbey, possessions in Hell, Belle, John, collector of customs
England of, 43. and subsidies in Boston and
Beget, John, of Shrewsbury, ' mercer/ district, 4 bis, 14 bis, 113, 130,
collector of a tax in Shrewsbury, 192, 193.
88, 123. , . . . . , commissioner to raise a
Beggebery, John, 323. loan in Holland, co. Lincoln,
Begger [C6tes-du-Nord, France]. See 318.
Begard. , commissioner to raise a
Bek, William, escheator in Surrey and loan in Huntingdonshire, 314.
Sussex, 340. Cf. Beek. , . . . . , of Boston, collector of
Beke. See Beek. customs and subsidies in Boston
Bekeley, John, of Huntingdonshire, and district, 69, 71.
18, 79. , Thomas, collector of a tax in
Bekenesfeld, co. Buckingham. See Hampshire, 87, 122.
Beaconsfield. Bellers, Belers, James, commissioner
Bekerd, William, of Bielby, collector of to raise a loan in Leicestershire,
a tax in the East Riding, co. 316.
York, 151. ,...., escheator in Rutland,
Bokeryng, Thomas, 126. 81.
Bekle, co. Sussex. See Beckley. , escheator in Warwick-
Bekles, Walter, of Wiltshire, 30, 80. shire and Leicestershire, 6, 44.
Bekwith, Richard, heirs of, 314. ,...., sheriff of Rutland, 71,
Beky, William, of Hurnberstone, collec- 358, 383.
tor of a tax in Leicestershire, , Roger, 257, 258.
300. , Alice, wife of, 257, 258.
Bekyngham, co. Nottingham. See , . . . . , Avice (Cromwell), daugh-
Beckingham. ter of, 257, 376.
Bekyngham, Thomas, commissioner , . . . . , Roger, son of, 257, 258,
to raise a loan in Oxfordshire, 376.
317. , . . . . , . . . . , Margaret (Swil-
, escheator in Oxfordshire and lyngton and Aylesford), daugh-
Berkshire, 136. ter of, 238, 257 bis, 258, 376.
, . . . . , farmer of Cogges priory, , . . . . , Margaret (Roger),
33. wife of, 258.
GENERAL INDEX
459
Bellesby. See Bel«>sl>y.
!>r]|o ( 'ampo. See
I'rllo Monto. >'"' r.i-aiiiitond.
Belshersl, Richard, of Beckley, roller.
lor of a tax iti Sussex, 171.
Brltoft, Simon de, collector ot a tax in
Lindsey, co. Lincoln, 87, 122.
Thomas, of Belton, collector
of a tax in Lindsey, co, Lincoln,
152.
Belton [in Maiiloy wapontako], co.
Lincoln, 152.
[co. Suffolk], 49.
Belwod, Belwode, Thomas, escheat or
in Lincolnshire, 308, 398.
Belyetter, Richard, of Tewkesbury,
collector of a tax in Gloucester-
shire, 85, 120.
Bolysby. See Belesby.
Bemunde, Thomas, of IJorsiiigtoii,
collector of a tax in Gloucester-
shire, 220. Cf. Beaumond.
Benam. See Benham.
Bench, the Common, chief justice of.
See Hankeford ; Charleton ;
Norton ; Thorp ; Stonore ;
Bealknap ; Thirnyng ; Bereford.
, justices of, 108, 148, 160,
163, 184, 208, 213, 226, 269,
339, 342, 345, 370, 396, 397.
,...., See also Shareshull ;
Hillary ; Kelleshull ; Wilughby ;
Stonford ; Fencotes ; Hull ;
Preston.
, the King's, marshal in. See
Wykes ; Mowhray.
Bendyssh, Bendysch, Edmund, of
Cambridgeshire, 433.
, Thomas, collector of tax in
Essex, 150, 172.
Beneley, William, sheriff of Bristol,
118, 168.
Benet, Beneyt, John, escheator in
Gloucestershire, 409.
, . . . . , of Barford, collector of a
tax in Oxfordshire, 173.
, of Ramsey, collector of
a tax in Essex, 300.
, of Southampton, ' fissh-
monger,' collector of a tax in
Hampshire, 151.
, Thomas, of Cirencester, collec-
tor of a tax in Gloucestershire,
85, 120.
, , of Kent, 290.
Cf. Benyght.
Benfelde, William, collector of a tax
in Sussex, 150.
Benger, Bongere, John, of Pewsey,
363.
, of Wiltshire, 272.
, . . . . , the younger, 427, 436.
Benham [in Spceii], co. Berks, 301.
Benham, Benam, Philip, collector of a
tax in Hampshire, 87, 122.
Benham — cont.
NValler, Collector Of a tax 111
Oxford, 88, 123.
Cf. Bionham.
I'rnkiiolle, co. Wilts. See Biiicknoll.
Mt'imitigham, Bniiyiighain [in Occold,
co. Suffolk], 318.
Bennington, Long, Longbenyngton,
Longebenyngton, co. Lincoln,
37, 111, 139.
, alien priory, 37, 111, 139.
, church of, vicar of. See Swale.
Benniworth, Benyngworth, co. Lincoln,
173.
Benstede, co. Surrey. See Banstead.
Benstede, Edward, knight, commis-
sioner to raise a loan in Hert-
fordshire, 316.
Benteley, co. Stafford. See Bentloy.
Benteley. See Bentley.
Bentley, Benteley [in Wolverhamp-
ton], co. Stafford, 387, 423.
, king's hay of, 388.
Bentley, Bentle, Benteley, John, of
Royston, collector of a tax in
Hertfordshire, 221.
William, William de, 387.
, . . . . , Eleanor (Cressich alias
Bentley), sister of, 387.
, John, father of, 387.
, . . . . , John de Bentley, grand-
father of, 387.
, John de Bentley, great-
grandfather of, 387.
, collector of customs and
subsidies in Plymouth and
Fowey and district, 292, 294.
, . . . . , searcher of ships in
Exeter, Plymouth, Dartmouth,
Fowey and district, 16.
See also Cressich.
Benton, Little, Litilbenton [in Long
Benton], co. Northumberland,
manor, 132.
, Long, co. Northumberland,
Little Benton in, q.v,
Benyght, Jolm, of Burwell, collector
of a tax in Cambridgeshire, 172.
Cf. Benet.
Benyngham [co. Suffolk]. See Ben-
ningham.
Benyngworth, co. Lincoln. See Beii-
niworth.
Beoley, co. Worcester, 414.
Berd, Berde, Simon, collector of
customs and subsidies in Great
Yarmouth and district, 113,
130, 192, 193, 242, 246, 251.
, Thomas, of Brent Marsh,
collector of a tax in Somerset,
299.
Cf. Barde.
Berdefeld, co. Essex. See Bardfield.
, Great, co. Essex. See Bard-
field, Great.
460
GENERAL INDEX.
Berdmore, Berdemore, John, collector
of a tax in Staffordshire, 171,
221.
Bere. See Beer.
Bereford, co. Oxford. See Barford.
, co. Wilts. See Barford.
Bereford, William de, chief justice of
the Common Bench, 370. Cf.
Berford.
Beresford [in Alstonefield], co. Stafford,
221.
Beresford, John, of Beresford, collector
of a tax in Staff ordshire, 221.
Berewe, Berwe, John, John atte, 240,
268, 269.
, . . . . , John, son of John son
of, 269.
,...., of North Charford, collec-
tor of a tax in Hampshire, 417.
, Richard, of Berrow, collector
of a tax in Worcestershire, 169.
, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Surrey, 170.
Cf. Barowe and Bergh.
Bereworde, John, 323.
Berewyke, co. Somerset. See Bar-
wick.
Berford, Baldwin, Elizabeth, late the
wife of, 426 bis. Cf. Bereford.
Bergeveny, Bergevenny [co. Mon-
mouth]. See Abergavenny.
Bergh, co. York. See Barugh.
Bergh, Berghe, Barewe, John atte, 97.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in Wilt-
shire, 172.
, . . . . , escheator in Hampshire
and Wiltshire, 136, 183, 185, 272.
....... Thomas atte, collector of a
tax in Sussex, 221.
Cf. Berewe and Burgh.
Berghwe, co. Worcester. See Berrow.
Berkefold, John, of Kirdford, collector
of a tax in Sussex, 301.
Berkeley, Berkele, co. Gloucester,
castle, 213.
, hundred, 213.
, manor, 213.
, Alkington in, q.v.
, Appleridge in, q.v.
, Ham in, q.v.
, Hinton in, q.v.
by Frome, co. Somerset. See
Berkley.
Berkeley, Berkele, John de, knight,
commissioner to raise a loan
in Gloucestershire, 315.
, . . . . , . . . . , sheriff of Glouces-
tershire, 71.
, Thomas, Thomas de, clerk,
207.
, , knight, 195 bis, 21 1-214,
217.
, . . . . , Elizabeth (Beau-
champ), daughter and heir of,
217.
Berkeley, Thomas, knight — cont.
, ....,...., James, brother of,
213,214.
, ...., ...., ...., Elizabeth,
wife of, 213, 214.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , James, son
of, 213, 214.
, . . . . , . . . . , Margaret, late the
wife of, 217.
, . . . . , Maurice, father of,
213, 214.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Elizabeth,
wife of, 213, 214.
, . . . . , . . . . , Thomas lord do
Berkeley, grandfather of, 212-
214.
, , Katharine,
wife of, 213.
lord de, 207.
Berkhampstead, Berkhamstede, Berk-
hampstede, Berkhampsted, co.
Hertford, 26, 86, 121, 173, 221.
, Little, Little Berkhamsted, co.
Hertford, ' Le Halle ' in, 277.
Berkkerolles, Laurence, 101.
Berkley, Berkley by Frome, Berkeley
by Frome, co. Somerset, 326.
manor, 278, 280, 322.
, church of, advowson of,
280.
Berks, county, collectors of taxes in,
28, 87, 122, 150, 172, 222, 301,
417.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 316.
, escheator in, 1 bis, 3, 16, 30,
63 (2), 64, 96, 103, 104, 105,
142, 143, 145 (3), 191, 195 (4),
218, 239, 241, 273 bis, 274,
275 bis, 281, 327, 332 (5),
333 bis, 336, 364, 377, 389, 422,
426 (4).
, See also Champ ; James ;
Besiles ; Bekyngham ; Bald-
yngton ; Wilcotes ; Lisle ;
Bruns ; Waget.
, farmers of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnagers, in. See Darnall ;
Asarme ; Kyngesmyll ; Faram ;
London.
, sheriff of. See Coudray ;
Wykeharn (Thomas, knight) ;
Golafre ; Wilcotes ; James ;
Wykeham (Thomas) ; Andrew ;
Lisle.
Berkworth, William, commissioner to
raise a loan in Lindsey, co.
Lincoln, 316.
Berkynge [co. Essex]. See Barking.
Bermycham, John, mayor of Calais,
135. Cf. Birmyngham.
Bermyncham, Bermyngham, co. War-
wick. See Birmingham.
Bernacastell. See Bernardcastell.
GENERAL INDEX.
461
Bernard, Nicholas, of Tetbury, collector
of a tax in Gloucestershire, 415.
IVnmnlenstell, Benmcastell, John,
collector of a tax in Middlesex.
150, 171.
Memehous, Barnehous, John, esquire,
Joan (Buvsshell), late the wife
of, 275.
, ..... . . . . , of Devon, 7 ">.
, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Devon, 299.
Borneman, Adam, of Havering atte
Bower, collector of a tax in
Essex, 87, 122.
Bemeres. See Berners.
Berneresbiiry, co. Middlesex. ,S>«
Bamsbury.
Berners, Berneres, Richard, Margery,
daughter and heir of, 860.
, . . . . , Philippa (Leukenore),
late the wife of, 360.
esquire, 224.
, . . . . , . . . . , Margery, daughter
and heir of, 224.
Bernewell. co. Cambridge. See Barn-
well.
Bernewell, Thomas, of Warwick,
collector of a tax in Warwick-
shire, 222.
Bernfford, John, collector of a tax in
Staffordshire, 152.
Berrow, Berowe, Berghwe, Berwe, eo.
Worcester, 169 bis, 414, 331.
Berry Pomeroy, Byrypomeray, co.
Devon, manor, 168.
Berston, co. Warwick. See Barston.
Bert (-lot. See Bartelot.
Bertherton [probably in Bradlejr], co.
Stafford, 137,
Berton, co. Buckingham. See Barton'
Hartshorn.
Berton. See Barton.
Bertram, John, oscheator in Northum-
berland, 136.
, , knight, 413.
,....,...., sheriff of Northum-
berland, 177.
Berwe, co. Worcester. See Berrow.
Berwe. See Berewe.
Berwick St. James, co. Wilts, Ashertoii
in, q.v.
upon Tweed, Berwick, mayor
and burgesses of, 390.
, toll of , 390.
, water of, petty custom of, 390.
Bery, John, 432.
Beseby. See Beesby.
Besewyke, co. York. See Beswick.
Besiles, Peter, knight, commissioner
to raise a loan in Berkshire, 316.
, . . . . , . . . . , escheator in
Oxfordshire and Berkshire, 81.
Best, Beste, John, ' sherman,' 292.
Thomas, of Caterham, collector
of a tax in Surrey, 299, 416.
Best nil, John, of Rampton, collector
of a tax in Nottinghamshire,
170.
Best on, co. Norfolk. See Beeston
next Mileham.
Boston. See Beeston.
Beswick, Besewvke [in Kilnwick), eo.
York, 800.
Betchworth, co. Surrey, Brockham in,
(}.r.
Betele, Thomas, of London, 18.
Botevile, William, 94.
Bethorne, John de, of Strickland,
collector of a tax in Westmore-
land, 28.
Betley, Betteley, Bettelay, co. Stafford,
27, 364/417.
Betteiiham, John, of Bettenhames-
wode, collector of a tax in Kent,
416.
Bettenhameswode [in Cranbrook], co.
Kent, 416.
Botton in Hales, Buttanysdale [in
Dravton in Hales], co. Salop,
172.'
Bettoun, John, collector of a tax in
Shrewsbury, 223.
Beverlay, co. York. See Beverley.
Beverlee, Beverle, John, John de,
181, 182.
, . . . . , Amice (Bardolf ), late the
wife of, 181, 182.
, Anne (Langford), daugh-
ter of , 181, 182.
, . . . . , Elizabeth (Dansey),
daughter of, 181, 182.
, Thomas, of Cambridge, collec-
tor of a tax in Cambridgeshire,
27.
, . . . . , king's alnager in Cam-
bridgeshire and Huntingdon-
shire, 12.
Beverloy, Beverlay, co. York, 26, 88,
123.
Beverstone, Beverston [co. Gloucester],
214.
Bevyle, Bevyll, Beavyll, John, com-
missioner to raise a loan in
Cornwall, 318.
, , sheriff of Devon, 129.
of Chesterton, collector
of a tax in Huntingdonshire,
220.
, Richard, rector of Whitstone,
189.
, Thomas, commissioner to
raise a loan in Huntingdonshire,
314.
, . . . . , sheriff of Cambridgeshire
and Huntingdonshire, 129, 296.
, . . . . , of Denton, collector of a
tax in Huntingdonshire, 300.
Bevyn, John, 396.
, . . . . , of Somerset, 342.
Beyford, co. Hertford. See Bayford.
462
GENERAL INDEX.
Beynam, Robert, of Gloucestershire,
268, 284.
Beynton, Nicholas, 379.
Bichampsted, co. Huntingdon. See
Beachamstead.
Bickenhill, Bykenhull, co. Warwick,
298.
, Church Bickenhill in, q.v.
Church, Chirchebikenhull [in
Bickenhill], co. Warwick, 222.
Bideford, Bediford, co. Devon, port of,
searcher of ships in. See Walko.
Bielby, Beleby [in Hayton], co. York.
151.
Bienham, John, 241, 274, 281.
, . . . . , Philip, son and heir of,
281.
Cf. Benham.
Bierton, co. Buckingham, Broughton
in, q.v.
Biggleswade, co. Bedford, Stratton in,
q.v.
Bikcombe, Robert, 94, 95.
Bilderwell, Richard, collector of a tax
in Berkshire, 150.
, of Faringdon, collector
of a tax in Berkshire, 222.
Bildeston, Bildston, co. Suffolk, 172.
Bilhole, John, of Devon, 350.
Billesby. See Belesby.
Billingshurst, co. Sussex, Highfure in,
q.v.
Billingsley, Byllyngesleye, co. Salop,
church of, advowson of, 264.
, manor, 264.
Billyng, Byllyng, John, commissioner
to raise a loan in Kesteveii, co.
Lincoln, 318.
, . . . . , of Lincolnshire, 82.
Thomas, escheator in North-
amptonshire and Rutland, 340,
391.
Bilshay, Bylleshey [in Loders], co.
Dorset, 96.
Bilton, Bylton, co. York, 151, 417.
Bilton, Thomas, clerk, 83.
Bincknoll, Benknolle [in Broad Hin-
ton], co. Wilts, 97.
Birch, Great and Little, Bryche, co.
Essex, 183.
Birchanger, Birchangre, co. Essex,
359, 430.
Bircholt, co. Kent, 86, 121.
Birchous, Byrches, John, collector of a
tax in Herefordshire, 88, 123,
152.
Birdforth, Bridforth, Brydford [in
Coxwold], co York, 219, 300.
, Bridford, co. York, wapentake,
116, 286.
Biriton, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Shrewsbury, 223.
Birkyn, Edmund, of Campsall, collec-
tor of a tax in the West Riding,
co. York, 151.
Birmingham, Bermyngham, Bur-
rnyngeham, Byrmyngham, Ber-
myncham, Byrnyngeham, Bir-
micham, co. Warwick, 28, 85,
120, 171 bis, 222 bis, 298, 416.
Birmyngham, William, knight, 363.
Cf. Bermy chain.
Birorn [co. York]. See Byram.
Bisbrooke, Bissbrok, co. Rutland,
302.
Bishopstrow, Busshuppestrowe, co.
Wilts, 87, 122.
Bishopthorpe, Bysopthorp, co. York,
187.
Bissbrok, co. Rutland. See Bisbrooke.
Bisshebury, John, ' sadeler,' collector
of a tax in Worcester, 302.
Bisshepston. See Bisshopeston.
Bisshop, Bysshop, John, of Burgh,
collector of a tax in Suffolk,
172.
, Philip, of Stoke, collector of
a tax in Salop, 28.
Bisshopeston, Bisshepston, William,
sheriff of Gloucestershire, 262.
, . . . . , knight, sheriff of
Warwickshire and Leicester-
shire, 215, 261.
Bitteswell, Bytteswell, co. Leicester,
170.
Bitton, co. Gloucester, Oldland in,
q.v.
Bixle, John, collector of a tax in
Norwich, 174.
Blaby, co. Leicester, 86, 121, 170.
Blaby, Hugh, of Blaby, collector of a
tax in Leicestershire, 86, 121.
Blackboroxigh alias Black borough
Bolhay, Blakeburgh, Blakes-
burgh [chapelry to Kentisbeare],
co. Devon, 248.
. . , manor, 206, 248, 249.
Blackfordby, Blakfordby [in Ashby de
la Zouch], co. Leicester, 86, 121.
Blake, Thomas, of Ilfracombe, 230.
Blakeborne, Nicholas, of York, mer-
chant, farmer of the possessions
in England of Begard abbey,
43.
Blakeburgh, co. Devon. See Black-
borough.
Blakedon, William, of King's Norton,
collector of a tax in Worcester-
shire, 298.
Blakesburgh, co. Devon. See Black-
borough.
Blaket, John, knight, 386, 387.
, . . . . , . . . . , Edmund, son of,
387.
, . . . . , . . . . , Margaret, late the
wife of, 333, 335, 386, 387.
Blakethorn, John, collector of a tax in
Oxford, 223.
Blaketoriton, co. Devon. See Torring-
ton, Black.
GENERAL INDEX.
463
Blakfordby, co. Leicester. See Black -
fordby.
Blakfordby, Simon, of Blackfordby,
collector of a tax in LeiciMrr
shire, 86, 121.
Blnndford Forum, Blanoford Forum,
co. Dorset, 348.
St. Mary, Blaneford St. Mary.
co. Dorset, 348.
, Littleton in, q.v.
Blankpayn, Blankpayne, Thomas,
collector of a tax in Berkshire,
28.
, of Essex, 146.
Blasemon, Roger, of Abbots Bromley,
collector of a tax in Stafford-
shire, 298.
Blast, William, of Crawl ey, collector of
a tax in Sussex, 171.
Blaunfron, John, of Stratford on Avon,
collector of a tax in Warwick-
shire, 151.
Blaufront, Blawfrount, Thomas, 241.
. , . . . . , Margaret (Percy), wife
of, 241.
, . . . . , of Castle Leavington,
collector of a tax in the North
Riding, co. York, 87, 122.
Blaunchard, Thomas, of Berkley, 326.
Blawfrount. See Blaufront.
Bleasby, Blesby, Bleseby [in Legsby],
co. Lincoln, 87, 122, 301.
Bleaunt, Simon, of Thornham, collector
of a tax in Suffolk, 301. Cf.
Blyant.
Blecche, John, of Sawbridgeworth,
collector of a tax in Hertford-
shire, 299.
Bleichynglye, co. Surrey. See Bletch-
'ingley.
Blenerhaset, Alan de, 362.
Blenkensop, Thomas de, collector of a
tax in Westmoreland, 28.
Blesby, co. Lincoln. See Bleasby.
Blesby, Bleseby, William, of Bleasby,
collector of a tax in Lindsey, co.
Lincoln, 87, 122, 301. Cf.
Belesby.
Bleseby, co. Lincoln. See Bleasby.
Bleseby. See Blesby.
Bletchingley, Bleichvnglye, co. Surrey,
26.
Blisland, co. Cornwall, Trewint in, q.v.
Blomvile, John, clerk, 116.
Bloore, Thomas de, collector of a tax
in Staffordshire, 27.
Blosme. See Blossome.
Blossome, Blosme, William, of Tenter-
den, collector of a tax in Kent,
86, 121, 221.
Blount, Edmund, 269.
, John, collector of a tax in
Gloucestershire, 301.
commissioner to raise a
loan in Gloucestershire, 315.
Blount, John — cont.
, esquire, collector of a
tax in Gloucestershire, 415.
, Thomas, mayor and escheator
of Bristol, 211.
, of Ham, collector of a
tax in Staffordshire, 85, 120,
221.
, . . . . , of Turnditch, collector
of a tax in Derbyshire, 300.
Bloxharn, co. Oxford, 417.
Bloxworth, Bloxkesworth, co. Dorset,
222.
Blundell, Edward, escheator in Worces-
tershire, 6.
Bhmsdon, Broad, Brodoblountesdon
[in Highworth], co. Wilts, 97.
St. Andrew, Litelblountesdon,
co. Wilts, 97.
Blyant, Simon, 313. Cf. Bleaunt.
Blyke, John, of Stretton, collector of
a tax in Salop, 152.
Blyth, Blythe [cos. Nottingham and
York], 299.
, priory, 411.
, Bawtry in, q.v.
Blyton, co. Lincoln, 87, 122.
Blyton, Robert, of Leadenham, collec-
tor of a tax in Kesteven, co.
Lincoln, 152.
Bobenhull, co. Warwick. See Bubben-
hall.
Bocher, Bochier, Henry, 292.
, John, of Boachamstead, the
elder, collector of a tax in
Huntingdonshire, 152.
, , of Essex, 423.
, . . . . , of St. Ives, collector of
a tax in Huntingdonshire, 417.
, . . . . , of Tring, collector of a
tax in Hertfordshire, 152, 299.
Robert, of Queniborough,
collector of a tax in Leicester-
shire, 300.
, William, of Clare, collector of
a tax in Oxfordshire, 173, 417.
, . . . . , of Watlington, collector
of a tax in Oxfordshire, 152.
Bochier. See Bocher.
Bockhampton, Bokhampton [in Lam-
bourn], co. Berks, 87, 122, 417.
Bocland. See Bukland.
Boconnoc, co. Cornwall, Bodulgate in,
q.v.
Bocton Monchensy, co. Kent. See
Boughton Monchelsea.
Bodenham, Boudenham, John, collec-
tor of a tax in Herefordshire, 28.
, commissioner to raise a
loan in Herefordshire, 317.
, . . . . , escheator in Hereford-
shire and the adjacent march of
Wales, 41.
, sheriff of Herefordshire,
129.
464
GENERAL INDEX.
Bodenham — cont.
, Robert, 140, 141, 424.
, . . . . , Anastasia (Sernley and
Barenger), mother of, 141, 424.
Bodicote, Bodycote [in Adderbury],
co. Oxford, 173.
Bodmin, Bodmyn, co. Cornwall, 27,
152, 222/418.
Bodrigan, Bodrugan, William, 143.
, . . . . , Ralph Trenewyth, father
of, q.v.
, , knight, 303, 351.
Bodulgate, Bodulget [in Boconnoc],
co. Cornwall, 418.
Bodulget, John, of Bodulgate, collec-
tor of a tax in Cornwall, 418.
Bodycote, co. Oxford. See Bodicote.
Boef, Booff, John, collector of customs
and subsidies in Great Yar-
mouth and district, 70, 72, 112,
203, 204.
Boerley, William, of Salop, 18.
Boghemore, Stephen, of Oxford, 14.
, . . . . , . . . . , Joan, wife of, 1 4.
Boghere, Thomas, 235.
Boghhey. See Boughay.
Bohun, Humphrey de, earl of Hereford
and Essex," 286-288, 389.
, . . . . , . . . . , Eleanor, daughter
and heir of, wife of Thomas of
Woodstock, q.v .
, Joan de, countess of Hereford
and Essex, 136, 137, 166, 167,
177-179, 273, 275, 276, 277,
286, 287, 407. See also Fitz
Alan.
John, knight, commissioner to
raise a loan in Sussex, 317.
William de, earl of Northamp-
ton, 287.
Bokeham, co. Surrey. See Bookham.
Bokeland. See Bukland.
Bokenham. See Bukenham.
Bokenhull, co. Salop. See Bucknell.
Bokhampton, co. Berks. See Bock-
hampton.
Bokilton, Philip, esquire, 334.
Bokland. See Bttkland.
Bolam, Bolom [co. Northumberland],
65.
, Trewick in, q.v.
Bolbury, Boltebyry [in Malborough],
co. Devon, manor, 115.
Boldre, co. Southampton, Sharpricks
in, q.v.
Bolehall, Bollehalle by Thomworth [in
Tamworth], co. Warwick, 416.
Bollesdon. See Bullesdon.
Bollesovere, Bollesovre, co. Derby.
See Bolsover.
Bollok, John, of Norton, collector of a
tax in Derbyshire, 415.' Cf.
Bullok.
Bolney, Bolne, John, escheator in
Surrey and Sussex, 308,
Bolney, John- — cont.
, . . . . , sheriff of Surrev and
Sussex, 384, 421.
, . . . . , under-sheriff of Surrey
and Sussex, 421.
Bolorn [co. Northumberland]. See
Bolam.
Bolsover, Bollesovere, Bollesovre, co.
Derby, manor, 107, 308.
, Glapwell in, q.v.
Bolt, Richard, of Hampshire, 1 10.
Boltebyry, eo. Devon. See Bolbury.
Boltesham, Thomas, of Kilsby, collec-
tor of a tax in Northampton-
shire, 299.
Bolton [in Wensley, co. York], 333,
336 bis.
Bolton, Robert, clerk, 313.
, Thomas de, of Huby, collector
of a tax in the North Riding,
co. York, 417.
Bolynton, Robert, collector of a tax in
Essex, 220.
Bolysdon, Robert, of North Curry,
collector of a tax in Somerset,
27, 60. Cf. Bullesdon.
Bonbv, Bondeby, co. Lincoln, manor,
' 248, 251/252, 338, 344.
Bonde, John, of Gorleston, 49.
, Nicholas, knight, 79.
Bondeby, co. Lincoln. See Bonby.
Bone, John, farmer of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnager, in Yorkshire and York,
279.
, . . . . , clerk, farmer of Kerswell
priory, 57.
, Simon, chaplain, 227.
Boneface, William, of Chesterton,
82.
,....,...., collector of a tax in
Cambridgeshire, 150.
Boner, Robert, collector of a tax in
. Lincoln, 153.
Bonevill, Boneville, Bonevylle, John,
100.
, Thomas, 397.
, . . . . , Cecily (Cheyne), wife of,
397.
, , John, son of, 398.
, . . . . , Margaret, mother of,
396, 397.
, William, knight, father
of, 396, 397.
, . . . . , William, son and heir of,
397, 398.
William de, knight, 248, 249.
, . . . . , . . . . , John, son of, 248,
249.
, ..... . . . . , . . . . , William,
knight, son of, 249.
, . . . . , Richard, son of,
248.
, , William, son of,
248, 249,
GENERAL INDEX.
465
Boney, Boneye, co. Nottingham. .Vr
Bunny.
Bonham, Thomas, 334.
, commissioner to misc n
loan in Wiltshire, 317.
, , of Wiltshire, 256.
Bon Repos [C6tos dn Nord, France],
abbey, 312.
Bonsale, John, collector of a tax in
Southwark, 88, 123.
Bonvngton, Henry, collector of a tax
in Kent, 299.
Booff . See Boef.
Booke, Richard, of Kempsey, collector
of a tax in Worcestershire, 149.
Bookham, Bokeharn, co. Surrey, 299.
Boothby Graffoe, co. Lincoln, Somer-
ton in, q.v.
Borard, Geoffrey, of the Isle of Wight,
collector of a tax in Hampshire,
172.
Borell, Geoffrey, 325.
Borewardesleye, co. Salop. See Brose-
ley.
Borewey, John, of Ludlow, collector
of a tax in Salop, 416.
Borgulone, John, of Weston, collector
of a tax in Derbyshire, 170.
Borle, John, of Isleham, collector of a
tax in Cambridgeshire, 150.
Boroudon, co. Northumberland. See
Burradon.
Borray, John, 100.
Borstall, Nicholas, of Kent, 57.
Bosebury, John, ' spycor,' collector of
a tax in Worcester, 153.
Boseno, Bosno, John, commissioner
to raise a loan in Buckingham-
shire, 317.
, of Hart well, collector of
a tax in Buckinghamshire, 416.
Bosevill, Bosvyler John, of Ardsley,
collector of a tax in the West
Riding, co. York, 26.
, William, of Nuneaton, collector
of a tax in Warwickshire, 151.
Cf. Boswell.
Bosham, co. Sussex. .'574.
, Broad Bridge in, q.r.
Bosno. See Boseno.
Bosom, Boson. See Bosun.
Bossall, co. York, Sand Hutton in, q.v.
Boston, Botston, co. Lincoln, 8, 9, 69,
71, 87, 122, 151, 155, 173, 222,
279, 301, 392, 415.
, port of, collectors of customs
and subsidies in. See Hen-
negge ; Aylwardo ; Bell ;
Louelich ; Dixon.
, ...., searchers of ships in.
See Skynner ; Penreth ; Eve-
don.
Bosun, Boson, Bosom, Bozon, Alex-
ander, of Olnev, ' gentilman,'
337.
Wt. 2415.
Bosun — cont.
, John, 168, 248, 271.
, , Alice (Middelton),
mother of, 27 1 .
, . . . . , William, son of, 271,
272.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Devon, 315, 318.
, ..... commissioner to raise
a loan in Kesteven, co. Lincoln,
318.
, Richard, collector of a tax in
Exeter, 29.
, Thomas, esquire, farmer of
Long Bennington and Field
Dalling priory, 139.
, William, commissioner to
raise a loan in Bedfordshire, 316.
Bosvyle. See Bosevill.
Boswell, Acheles, collector of a tax in
the West Riding, co. York, 220.
Cf. Bosevill.
Bosworth, co. Leicester, 170.
, Market, co. Leicester, Barton
in the Beans in, q.v.
Botelee, Botele, John, of Speenham-
land, collector of a tax in Berk-
shire, 172, 301.
Boteler, Boteller. See Butler.
Botereye, Boterye, William de la, of
Southchurch, collector of a tax
in Essex, 87, 122.
Botesham, co. Cambridge. See Bottis-
ham.
Bothal, co. Northumberland, Long-
hirst in, q.v.
Bothe, Henry, Henry del, escheator in
Nottinghamshire, 385.
, . . . . , of Lancashire, 130.
John de, John del, John, son
of, 130.
, . . . . , Robert, brother of,
130.
,...., of Barton on Irwell, 130.
, the elder, 136.
, Robert de, of Barton on Irwell,
136.
Botiller. See Butler.
Botlisham, co. Cambridge. See Bottis-
ham.
Botolph Bridge, Bottilbrigge [parish
merged in Orton Longville], co.
Huntingdon, 152.
Botour, John, collector of a tax in
Devon, 28.
Botreaux, Ralph, knight, commissioner
to raise a loan in Cornwall, 318.
, lord de, commissioner to raise
a loan in Dorset, 318.
Botston, co. Lincoln. See Boston.
Bottesford, William, 292.
Bottesham, co. Cambridge. See
Bottisham.
Bottilbrigge, co. Huntingdon. See
Botolph Bridge.
F. 30.
466
GENERAL INDEX.
Bottisham, Botesham, Bottesham,
Botlisham, co. Cambridge, 82,
150, 259, 267.
Bouche, William, Alice, daughter and
heir of, 113.
, . . . . , Marjorie, daughter and
heir of, 113.
Boucher, John, of Beachamstead,
collector of a tax in Hunting-
donshire, 220.
, Roger, 110.
Cf. Bourchier.
Boudelers, Richard, of Ashford Bowd-
ler, collector of a tax in Salop,
172. Cf. Bowelers.
Boudenham. See Bodenham.
Boudon, co. Derby. See Bowdeii.
Bougan, 100.
Boughay, Boghhey, John, John de,
collector of a tax in Stafford-
shire, 171.
, . . . . , of Whitmore, collector
of a tax in Staffordshire, 417.
Boughton Aluph, co. Kent, Mardale
in, q.v.
Monchelsea, Bocton Monchensy ,
co. Kent, 323.
Boulogne, honour of, 146.
Bourchier, Bourghchier, Burghchier,
William, knight, 22, 146, 286-
288, 332.
, , Anne (Stafford),
wife of, 286-288.
lord de. See Stafford.
Cf. Boucher.
Bourdon, William, 242.
Boure, Richard, collector of a tax in
Norfolk, 85, 120, 150, 220.
, Thurstan de, commissioner
to raise a loan in Derbyshire,
318.
, William, of Knowlton, collec-
tor of a tax in Dorset, 171.
Cf. Bower.
Bourgeanvyll, John, prior and farmer
of Co wick priory, 39.
Bourghchier. See Bourchier.
Bourn, Brunne, co. Cambridge, 172.
, co. Sussex. See Westbourne.
Bourton, Poureston by Gyllyngham
[in Gillingham], co. Dorset, 95.
Bourton, John, sheriff of Bristol, 260,
296. Cf. Burton and Byrton.
Bourtre, James, 110.
, Joan, wife of, 110.
Bow, Bowe [in Meriott], co. Somerset,
397.
Bowden, Bowdon, Boudon [in Chapel
en le Frith], co. Derby, 86, 121,
170.
Bowe, co. Somerset. See Bow.
Bowe, John of Taunton, collector of a
tax in Somerset, 416.
Bowelers, John, esquire, 335. Cf.
Boudelers.
Bower, Bowere, John, of Boston, 9.
, . . . . , . . . . , farmer of the sub-
sidy and alnage of cloths for
sale, and alnager, in Holland,
co. Lincoln, 8.
, . . . . , of Lincolnshire, 11.
Bowes, William, mayor and escheator
of York, 195.
Bowet, Henry, archbishop of York
[1407-1423], 51, 98, 188, 189,
235, 236, 324, 325, 410, 411.
Box, co. Sussex, hundred, 164.
Box, Thomas, of Great Yarmouth, 48.
Boxgrove, co. Sussex, Easthampnett
in, q.v.
, Halnaker in, q.v.
Boxley, Boxle [co. Kent], monastery, 32.
Boxted, Boxtede, co. Essex, 172.
Boydell, William, 199, 399, 400.
, , Geoffrey, father of, 399.
, , Henry, son of, 399, 400.
, . . . . , Henry, clerk, brother of,
400.
, . . . . , Joan (Staundon), mother
of, 399, 400.
, Katharine, wife of, 399.
, . . . . , esquire, 333.
Boynton, Christopher, Christopher de,
187, 199, 202, 289, 355, 361.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in the
North Riding, co. York, 417.
, commissioner to raise a
loan in the North Riding, co.
York, 318.
, . . . . , escheator in Yorkshire,
169, 212.
, , of Yorkshire, 36, 124,
132, 217, 243.
John de, esquire, collector of
a tax in the East Riding, co.
York, 151.
Boyton, Richard, collector of customs
and subsidies in Bridgewater
and district, 4, 13.
, . . . . , sheriff of Somerset and
Dorset, 177.
Boyvell, Boyvyle, Boyvvll, John,
sheriff of Rutland, 129.
....... Thomas, of Tilton, collector
of a tax in Leicestershire, 170.
, William, 195, 227.
, John the elder, son and
heir of, 227.
Bozard, John, of the Isle of Wight,
collector of a tax in Hampshire,
417.
Bozon. See Bosun.
Braas. See Brace.
Brabourne, Braborne, co. Kent, 109,
288, 318.
, manor, 109.
Brace, Braas, John, commissioner to
raise a loan in Worcestershire,
317.
of Worcestershire, 45,
GENERAL INDEX.
467
Bracebrugo, Ralph, knight, 333.
Braceby, Richard, 312.
Braekley, Brakle, co. Northampton,
manor, 108.
, Halse in, q.v.
Bracy, Guy, escheator in Bedford-
shire, 190.
Bradbrug, co. Sussex. See Broad
Bridge.
Bradbrugge, John, collector of customs
and subsidies in Chichester and
district, 4, 14, 69, 70, 71 bi».
Bradbury, Bradbyry, Richard, Richard
de, collector of a tax in Derby-
shire, 28.
, . . . . , of Bowden, ' zomaii,'
collector of a tax in Derbyshire,
86, 121.
, . . . . , of Chapel en le Frith,
collector of a tax in Derbyshire,
415.
Braddefeld, co. Berks. See Bradfield.
Bradeford, co. Wilts. See Bradford
on Avon.
Bradeley. See Bradley.
Bradeleygh, co. Wilts. See Bradley.
Bradeleygh, Bradelygh. See Bradley.
Brademynche, Bradenynch, co. Devon.
See Bradninch.
Bradeshagh, Bradeshawe. See Brad-
shawe.
Bradeshull, co. Salop. See Bretchel.
Bradewell [co. Suffolk]. See Brad well.
Bradewell, Bradewelle. See Brad well.
Bradfield, Braddeffeld, co. Berks,
manor, 338.
Bradford on Avon, Bradeford, co.
Wilts, 300.
Bradley, co. Stafford, Bertherton in, q.v.
, Longnor in, q.v.
Shredicote in, q.v.
, Bradeleygh, co. Wilts, 431.
Bradley, Bradeley, Bradeleygh, Brade-
lygh, Henry, in Somerset, 161.
of Bradley, esquire, 431.
John, of Longhirst, ' voman,'
413.
, Thomas de, of Chippingdale,
collector of a tax in Lancashire,
300.
Bradninch, Brademynche, Bradenynch,
co. Devon, 439.
, manor, 59.
, Hele in, q.v.
Bradolveston by Pudeletune, co.
Dorset. See Burleston.
Bradshawe, Bradshagh, Bradeshagh,
Bradeshawe, Nicholas, 105, 127,
137, 142, 199, 200, 231.
esquire, 105.
, Roger, commissioner to raise
a loan in Derbyshire, 318.
, esquire, 233, 249.
, Thomas, of Haigh, collector
of a tax in Lancashire, 300.
Knulstono, Thomas, collector of a tax
in ( Jloucestershire, 27.
Bradwell, Bradwall [in Wolstanton],
co. Stafford, 85, 120.
, Bradewell [co. Suffolk], 48,
49.
Bradwell, Bradewell, Bradewelle,
Thomas, collector of a tax in
Gloucestershire, 85, 120, 171.
Brafferton, co. York, Helperby in,
q.v.
Brake, John, 128.
Brakle, co. Northampton. See
Braekley.
Bramdean, Branden, Bromden, co.
Southampton, 221, 301.
Bramham, co. York, Oglethorpe in,
q.v.
Bramley, Bromley, co. Southampton,
440.
, \Vatesford in, q.v.
Brampton, Brompton, co. Derby, 86,
121.
, Bramton, co. Suffolk, 301.
Brampton, Henry de, 106.
, John de, 144.
Bramshot, William, sheriff of Hamp-
shire, 262, 295.
Bramton, co. Suffolk. See Brampton.
Branden, co. Southampton. See
Bramdean.
Brandon [in Eltham, co. Kent], manor,
57, 347, 408.
Brandon, Robert, of King's Lynn,
360.
Branscombe, co. Devon, Edge in, q.v.
Branspath, William, 128.
Brantyngham, William, knight, 2 (3),
22. Cf. Brentyngham.
Brasyer, Robert, collector of a tax in
Norwich, 29.
Braunston, co. Leicester, 86, 121.
, co. Rutland, 27, 220, 417.
Bray, Braye, co. Berks, 172.
, Seven Hundreds of Cookham
and, 23, 87, 122.
Bray, John, of Loughton, collector of
a tax in Buckinghamshire, 27.
, . . . . , of Tilbury juxta Clare,
collector of a tax in Essex, 87,
122.
, Robert, of Liskeard, collector
of a tax in Cornwall, 299.
, Thomas, of Evesham, collector
of a tax in Worcestershire, 149.
Braybroke, Braybrook, Gerard,
esquire, 338, 426.
, ..... . . . . , Joan (Ralegh),
wife of, 338.
, ..... the younger, 191.
, . . . . , . . . . , Eleanor (de Sancto
Amando), mother of, 191.
Braydeston, Bruston, co. Norfolk,
manor, 256, 257.
Braye, co. Berks. See Bray.
468
GENERAL INDEX.
Brayn, Henry, of Abington, collector
of a tax in Cambridgeshire, 27.
Brayton, co. York, Gateforth in, q.v.
Breamore, Brommore [co. Southamp-
ton], prior of, 97.
Brecknock, Brehenok [co. Brecon],
lordship, 400.
, parish of St. John in, Alexan-
derston in, q.v.
Brecore, Reynold, 19.
, Elizabeth (Barnaby),
late the wife of, 280.
, , William, son of, 19, 280.
William, 278, 294.
, . . . . , Elizabeth (Barnaby),
mother of, 294.
Bredbury. See Bradbury.
Bredfield, co. Suffolk, Windervile's in,
q.v.
Bredon, co. Worcester, 219.
Bree, John, ' marchant,' collector of a
tax in Cornwall, 170.
Bregge, William atte, 323. Cf. Brigge
and Brigges.
Brehenock [co. Brecon]. See Breck-
nock.
Brehill, co. Oxford. See Brill.
Breinbre, Peter, collector of a tax in
Oxford, 223.
Bremson, Robert, collector of a tax in
Essex, 300.
Brenchley, Brenchisle, co. Kent, 170.
Brenles [co. Brecon]. See Bronllys.
Brennesley, co. Nottingham. See
Brinsley.
Brent, Robert, knight, 377.
Brent Marsh, Brentmerssh, co. Somer-
set [district], 299.
Brentyngham, John, of Catteshull,
collector of a tax in Surrey,
223. Cf. Brantyngham.
Brerehaugh, John, of Selby, collector
of a tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 173.
Brereley, co. York. See Brierley.
Brereton, Thomas, of York, ' mar-
chant,' collector of a tax in
York, 174.
Bresyngham, Thomas, 276.
, . . . . , esquire, 430.
Bretchel, Bradeshull [in Alberbury],
co. Salop, 74..
Brethenham, co. Norfolk. See Bret-
tenham.
Breton, John, of Staffordshire, 382.
Brette, William, of Ansley, collector of
a tax in Warwickshire, 222,
416.
Brettenham, Brethenham, co. Norfolk,
175.
Brewer, Breuere, Bruer, Henry, collec-
tor of a tax in Oxford, 174.
John, clerk, 345.
, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Oxford, 153.
Brewes, co. Lincoln, manor. See Har-
laxton.
Brewes, George, 240.
, , esquire, 240, 276.
Brewood, co. Stafford, Hyde in, q.i:
Brewosa, William de, 27 1.
Brian, Bryan, John, 114, 254, 404.
, . . . . , of Swinton, the younger,
collector of a tax in the North
Riding, co. York, 26.
, John, collector of a tax in
Southwark, 223.
, . . . . , escheator in Hampshire
and Wiltshire, 76, 209.
Brid, Bridde, Bryd, Henry, of Ketter-
ing, collector of a tax in North-
amptonshire, 26.
, . . . . , of Marlborough, 321 bis,
322, 343.
, . . . . , ' gentilman,' 234.
, of Wiltshire, 278, 279.
, William, of Lichfield, collector
of a tax in Staffordshire, 298.
Cf. Brit.
Bridford, co. York. See Birclforth.
Bridforth, co. York. See Birdforth.
Bridge Hewick, Hewykbrig [in Ripon],
co. York, 173.'
Bridgenorth, Briggenorth, Brygge-
north, co. Salop, 28, 152, 308,
416.
Bridgerule, co. Cornwall [now co.
Devon], Knowle in, q.v.
, Littlebridgo in, q.v.
Bridgewater, Briggewatei, Brigge-
watyr, Bruggewater, Brygge-
water, co. Somerset, 128 bis,
220.
, port of, collectors of customs
and subsidies in. See Boyton ;
Bak ; Mayno ; Hastynges
(William) ; Lane ; Hastynges
(John) ; Gosse ; Mohun ; Pitte ;
Gunne ; Dynt.
, . . . . , searchers of ships in.
See Trenode ; Brigge ; Pitto.
Bridlington, Bridtyngton, Jolm,
' wewer,' collector of a tax in
York, 89, 124.
, Thomas, citizen and draper of
London, 98.
Brierley, Brereley [in Felkirk], co.
York, 173.
Brigge, Brugge, Brygge, Edmund, 395.
, John, sheriff of Salop, 5.
, . . . . , esquire, 265.
, . . . . , . . . . , of Herefordshire,
132, 295.
, . . . . , of Hopton, 49.
, . . . . , of Turvey, collector of a
tax in Bedfordshire, 418.
, . . . . , the younger, sheriff of
Gloucestershire, 296.
, Robert, searcher of ships in
Bridgewater and district, 207.
GENERAL INDEX.
460
Brigge — cent.
, Walter, of London, 37.
(?/. Brogge and Brig-4-^.
Briggenorth, co. Salop. 'See Bridge -
north.
Brigges, Brugges, .lolm, of Stuunton
on Wye, sheriff of Hereford-
shire, 177.
, Thomas, 57, 347, 408.
Cf. Bregge and Briggo.
Briggewater, Briggew.it yr, co. Somer-
set. See Sridgciwafcer.
Brightle, Brvghtle, John, 275, 325).
, . .... heir of, 32<».
Bright well, Bryghtwell, Walter, collec-
tor of a tax in Buckinghamshire,
27, 86, 121.
, . . . . , of Abingdon, collector of
a tax in Berkshire, 417.
Brigstock, Brykstoke, co. Northamp-
ton, 26, 292.
Brill, Brehill, co. Oxford, 258.
Brimpsfield, Brymmesfeld, co. Glouces-
ter, alien priory, 304, 357.
Brimpton, Brumpton [co. Berks], 336.
Brinsley, Brennesley [in Greasley], co.
Nottingham, manor, 405, 406.
Brinsop, Brvnshope, Brynshop, co.
Hereford, 301, 418.
Brise, Bryse, John, of llchester, collector
of a tax in Somerset, 152.
, ..... of Lydney, collector of
a tax in Gloucestershire, 415.
Bristol, 10 (3), 168, 207, 337, 341,
342, 393 bis, 394 (3).
, collectors of taxes in, 29, 89,
124, 153, 174, 223, 302, 419.
, escheator in, 195, 334.
, See ako Russell ;
Blount.
, farmers of the subsidy and
alriage of cloths for sale, and
alnagers, in. See Myndo ;
Redrys ; Stamford ; Willand ;
Ford.
, mayor of, 29, 89. 153, 174,
195, 223, 302, 334, 419.
, See also Russell ;
Blount ; C'oker.
, mayor and commonalty of,
15, 30. 76, 118, 168, 210,' 260,
296, 354, 406, 421.
, mayor, burgesses and com-
monalty of, 15, 30, 76, 118, 168,
210, 260, 296, 354, 406, 422.
, port of, 78.
, . . . . , collectors of customs and
subsidies in. See Northmore
(Richard) ; Sutton ; Droys ;
Russell ; Rukes ; Northmore
(William) ; Fyssh.
, ...., searchers of ships in.
See Trenode ; Hogges ; Redrys ;
Richard ; Pitte.
' Toukerstret ' in, 174.
Bristol, county, 278.
' slu-riff of, 29, 89, 153,
174, 223, 302, 419.
, . . . . , See also Nuton ;
Sharp ; Russell ; Beiieley ;
Duddebroko ; Leycestre ; Bour-
ton ; Ruddok ; Lyvedeu ;
Bagot ; Milton.
Briston, Bruston, co. Norfolk, manor,
376.
Brit, .John, of Wiltshire, the younger,
34. Cf. Brid.
Brixhiim, co. Devon, manor, 198, 201,
319.
Xethway in, </•''•
Broad Bridge, Bradbrug [in Bosham],
co. Sussex, 375.
Broadhembury, co. Devon, Kerswell
in, q.v.
Broadwinsor, co. Dorset, Childhay in,
a.r.
Brocas, Brokas, William, commissioner
to raise a loan in Hampshire,
317.
,..••, sheriff of Hampshire, 129.
Brochamton, Brochampton, co. \\nr-
wick. See Brokehampton.
Brockham, Brokham [in Betchworth],
co. Surrey, 88, 123.
Brode, John, 100.
, . . . . , the elder, 100 bis.
,...., the younger, 100.
Thomas, 100.
Brodeblountesdon, co. Wilts. See
Blunsdon, Broad.
Broclesworth [co. York]. See Brods-
worth.
Brodok, Reynold, of Adbaston, collec-
tor of a tax in Staffordshire, 85,
120.
Brodsworth, Brodesworth [co. York],
cl lurch, 411.
Brokas. See Brocas.
Broke, Brook, Brooke, John, of Ast-
well, collector of a tax in
Northamptonshire, 26, 86, 121,
223, 299.
, . . . . , of London, brewer, 252.
, . . . . , of Snaxtoii, collector of
a tax in Kent, 28, 86, 121, 153,
170, 299.
, Laurence, 93.
, Richard, Richard atte, 214,
323.
, ..... of Shottery, collector of
a tax in Warwickshire, 298.
, Thomas, Thotiuis atte, 'car-
penter,' 323.
, , knight, 95, 196 bis.
, . . . . , the younger, 323.
, of Sornervl,
es'|iiire, 75.
, William, of Eaton, collector of
a tax in Bedfordshire, 28, 299.
, . . . . , of Hertfordshire, 224.
470
GENERAL INDEX.
Brokehampton, Brochampton, Broch-
ainton [in Kineton], co. War-
wick, 85, 120.
Brokham, co. Surrey. See Brockham.
Brokeman, John, 18.
Brokenborough, Brokenbergh, co.
Wilts, 422.
Broker, John, citizen and skinner of
London, 98.
Brokesbourne, co. Hertford. See
Broxbourne.
Brokesby [co. Leicester], See Brooks-
by.
Brokesby, Bartholomew, sheriff of
Warwickshire and Leicester-
shire, 296.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in Warwickshire,
318.
, . . . . , of Leicestershire, 439.
Broket, Thomas, 232, 286, 359.
, of Yorkshire, 437.
Brokhell, Thomas, 229. Cf. Brokholo
and Brokholes.
Brokhole, Geoffrey, Ellen, late the wife
of, 274 bis, 275, 304, 347, 348.
, . . . . , . . . . , Joan (Aspall),
daughter of, 348.
,....,...., Margery (Sumpter),
daughter of, 304, 348.
Cf. Brokhell and Brokholes.
Brokholes, John, of Claughton, collec-
tor of a tax in Lancashire, 300.
Cf. Brokhell and Brokholes.
Broklesby, William, 60.
Bromcroft, co. Salop. See Broncroft.
Bromden, co. Southampton. See
Bramdean.
Bromelegh. See Bromley.
Bromfield, Bromfeld [co. Denbigh],
[hundred], 163.
Bromford, Bromforde, Nicholas,
esquire, 107, 145, 189.
, . . . . , John, son and heir of,
189.
, . . . . , . . . . , Robert Horylake,
grandfather of, q.v.
Bromhale, John, of Yardley, 331. Cf.
Brounhale.
Bromholm [co. Suffolk]. See Broom-
holm.
Bromlegh. See Bromley.
Bromley, co. Southampton. See
Bramley.
, Abbots, co. Stafford, 298.
Bromley, Brornlegh, Bromelegh, Bruin-
ley, Henry, 290.
, Roger, of Mickley, collector of
a tax in Salop, 416.
, Thomas, esquire, 334, 341,
439.
, , Jolm Bromley,
kinsman and heir of, 341, 439.
Brommore [co. Southampton]. See
Breamore.
Brompton, co. Derby. See Brampton.
, co. York, Snainton in, q.v.
Brompton, Brumpton, John, John de,
of Beverley, collector of a tax
in the East Riding, co. York,
26, 88, 123.
, Robert de, parson of Standcn,
399.
Bromwich, West, Bromwyche, co.
Stafford, 85, 120.
Bromwych, lady Katharine, 43.
Bromwyche, co. Stafford. See Brom-
wich, West.
Bromyard, Bromyord, co. Hereford,
418.
Bron. See Broun.
Broncroft, Bromcroft [in Diddlebury],
co. Salop, 152.
Bronllvs, Brenles [in Talgarth, co.
"Brecon], 400.
, castle, 400.
Bronnesley, Bronnesleye. See Bry-
nnesley.
Bronsop. See Brounsopp.
Brook, Brooke. See Broke.
Brookland. See Bukland.
Brooksby, Brokesby [co. Leicester],
141.
, church of, advowson of, 141.
, manor, 141.
Broomfield, Brounfeld by Cantok, co.
Somerset, 94.
Broomholm, Brornholm [in Bacton, co.
Suffolk], priory of, advowson of,
312, 313.
Broseley, Borewardesleye, co. Salop,
church of, advowson of, 264.
, manor, 264.
Brotherton, co. York, Byrarn in, q.v.
Brotherton, John, of York, ' spicer,'
collector of a tax in York, 154.
.Broughton [in Bierton], co. Bucking-
ham, manor, 108.
Broumflet. See Brounflete.
Broughton, William, of Cransley,
collector of a tax in Northamp-
tonshire, 171.
Broun, Broune, Bron, John, 100.
, . . . . , Eleanor (Raghton), lato
the wife of, 209.
, . . . . , . . . . , Katharine
(Asplion), daughter and heir of,
209.
, . . . . , ' bocher,' collector of a
tax in Salisbury, 153.
, . . . . , ' listere,' of Barrington,
commissioner to raise a loan in
Cambridgeshire, 315.
, . . . . , of Ashperton, collector
of a tax in Herefordshire, 152.
, . . . . , of Canterbury, commis-
sioner to raise a loan in Kent,
318.
, . . . . , of Churchill, collector of
a tax in Worcestershire, 149.
GENERAL INDEX.
471
Broun, John — cont. Broxbourno, Brok,esbourne, co. Hort-
, of Dean, collector of n ford, 152.
tax in Bedfordshire, 418. Broy, John, of Colin worth, collector
, of Lincolnshire, 125, 253. of a tax in Bedfordshire, 28, 151.
, of Napton-ori-tho-Hill, Brudenell, Edmund, of Oxfordshire,
collector of a tax in Warwick- 290.
shire, 28. Bruer. See Brewer.
, . . . . , . . . . , the older, collector Brugge. See Brigge.
of a tax in Warwickshire, 151. Bruggehend, John, collector of a tax
, . . . . , the younger, collec- in Gloucester, 88, 123.
tor of a tax in Warwickshire, Brugges. See Brigges.
416. Bruggewator, co. Somerset. See
, . . . . , of Norfolk, 110. Bridgewater.
, . . . . , of Shrewsbury, ' cor- Brumley. See Bromley.
veser,' collector of a tax in Brumpton [co. Berks]. See Brimpton.
Shrewsbury, 88, 123, 418. Brumpton. See Brompton.
, . . . . , of Sodbury, collector of Brurine, co. Cambridge. See Bourn.
a tax in Gloucestershire, 220. Bruns, Richard, oscheator in Oxford-
Robert, 405, 400. shire and Berkshire, 308.
, Joan (Brynnesley), wife Bruston, co. Norfolk. See Braydeston
of, 405, 406. and Briston.
, Roger, of Fownhope, collector Brut, William, clerk, farmer of St.
of a tax in Herefordshire, 301. Helen's priory, 409.
, Stephen, of Bromyard, collec- Brutoii, co. Somerset, 220.
tor of a tax in Herefordshire, , prior of, 95.
418. , Discovo in, q.v.
Thomas, 294. Bruyll, Roger, of Warwick, collector
,...., of Kingston on Hull, 134, of a tax in Warwickshire, 151.
135. Bruyn, John, sheriff of Salop, 358, 428.
, . . . . , Maud (Corbrugge), , Maurice, Edith, late the wife
mother of , 134. of, 238.
, William, of Kibworth Beau- Cf. Bryn.
champ, collector of a tax in Bryan. See Brian.
Leicestershire, 86, 121. Bryche, co. Essex. See Birch.
Brounfeld by Cantok, co. Somerset. Bryche, John, John de, 64, 183.
See Broomfield. , Robert, son and heir of,
Brounflete, Brounflot, Broumflet, 183.
Edward, of Bedfordshire, 435. Bryd. See Brid.
Henry, 159. Bryddeston, Byddeston, William,
, Joan (Holand), duchess farmer of the subsidy and alnage
of York, wife of, 159. of cloths for sale, and alnager,
, , knight, 370, 435. in Somerset, 341, 431.
, . . . . , Joan, duchess of Brydford, co. York. See Birdforth.
York, wife of, 390, 435. Brygge. See Brigge.
, Thomas, knight, keeper of Bryggenorth, co. Salop. See Bridge-
York castle, 83, 129, 358. north.
, . . . . , . . . . , sheriff of York- Bryggewater, co. Somerset. See
shire, 83, 129, 296, 358. Bridgewater.
Brounhale, John, 292. Cf. Bromhale. Brygham, Robert, clerk, guardian of
Brounsopp, Bronsop, William, collector the temporalities of the bishopric
of a tax in Dorset, 171, 418. of Chichester, 350, 355.
Brounyng, Browenyng, John, 106, 269. Bryghtle. See Brightle.
, . . . ., Eleanor (Fitz Nicholl), Bryghtwell, lord de. See Moderbv.
wife of, 269. Bryghtwell. See Brightwell.
, John, son of, 269, 270. Brykstoke, co. Northampton. .S'ce
, . . . . , esquire, 68, 72. Brigstook.
, , Alice, late the wife Bi ygman, Thomas, collector of a tax
of, 62, 68, 72. in Lincoln, 302.
, . . . . , . . . . , Giles, son Brymmesfeld, co. Gloucester. See
and heir of, 68, 72. Brimpsfield.
Brow, Browe, Jolin, collector of a tax Brymmrsgrovo, John, clerk, commis-
in Rutland, 86, 121. sioner to raise a loan in Surrey,
, Robert, sheriff of Rutland, 315,317.
215, 250, 251. Brympton, co. Somerset, Alvingtou
Browonyng. See Brounyng. in, y.v.
472
GENERAL INDEX.
Bryn, John, of Bridgnorth, collector of
a tax in Salop, 28. Cf. Bruyn.
Brynkele, Brynkelee, Robert, 272.
, . . . . , Katharine (Essexe),
mother of, 272.
, William, William son of, 125.
Brynnesley, Bronnesley, Bronnesleye,
William de, 379, 405, 406.
, . . . . , John, father of, 405.
, . . . . , . . . . , Elizabeth, mother
of, 405.
, . . . . , . . . . , Isabel (Prentys),
wife of, 405.
, . . . . , . . . . , Joan (Broun),
daughter and heir of, 405, 406.
, . . . . , . . . . , Margery (Fitz
Herbert), wife of, 405.
, . . . . , . . . . , Robert, father of,
405.
, John, son and heir of,
405.
Brynshop, Brynshope, co. Hereford.
See Brinsop.
Bryse. See Brise.
Bubbenhall, Bobenhull, co. Warwick,
28.
Bubbewyth, Nicholas, bishop of Bath
and Wells [1408-1424], 32, 90,
158, 186, 218, 310, 402.
, . . . . , ..... vicar-general of,
158, 186, 218.
Buckerell, co. Devon, Waringstone in,
q.v.
Buckingham, Bukyngham, co. Buck-
ingham, 301.
Buckingham, county, collectors of
taxes in, 27, 86, 121, 150, 172,
222, 301, 416.
, . . . . , commissioners to raise a
loan in, 317.
,'escheator in, 1 bis, 3, 30, 62,
63 (2), 64, 70, 73, 82, 91, 92,
103 bis, 104 bis, 105 (4), 106 bis,
107, 127, 142 bis, 144, 145 (4),
159, 177, 185, 194, 195 (5), 196,
217, 235, 238, 239 bis, 241, 274
(3), 275 (3), 276 bis, 315, 327,
333 bis, 334 bis, 335 bis, 339,
367, 377, 378, 379, 422, 426
bis.
, See also Stirkeland ;
Hampden (Edmund) ; Durem ;
James ; Launcelyn ; Barton ;
Hasilden ; Manyngham ;
Whappelode ; Hampden (John).
, farmer of the subsidy and
aliiage of cloths for sale, and
alnager, in. See Glover.
, sheriff of, commissioner to
raise a loan in Buckinghamshire,
317.
, See Aylesbury ; Stivke-
land ; Hampden ; \VTaweton ;
Wyot ; Giffard ; Massy ; Fitz
Richard ; Radewell.
Buckingham, earl of. See Thomas of
Woodstock.
Buckingham, Buckyngham, John de,
bishop of Lincoln [1362-1397],
161.
Bucknell, Bokenhull, co. Salop, manor,
165, 166.
Budde, Henry, of Staverton, collector
of a tax in Northamptonshire,
223.
Budell, Thomas, of Hindon, collector
of a tax in Wiltshire, 87, 122.
Buggele, WTilliam de, 370.
, Amice, wife of, 370.
Buk, James, 438.
, . . . . , Agnes (Stavelay), wife
of, 438.
, John, of Melchbourne, collector
of a tax in Bedfordshire, 28.
Bukeland, Bukelande. See Bukland.
Bukenham, Bokenham, Buknam, John,
collector of customs, and sub-
sidies in King's Lynn and
district, 70, 72, 113, 130, 192,
193, 292 bis, 294.
Bukland, Bocland, Bokeland, Bokland,
Brookland, Bukeland, Buke-
lande, Richard, collector of a
subsidy in London and district,
13, 14 bis, 72, 130, 192, 352.
, Thomas, knight, 52.
, . . . . , . . . . , Maud, late tho
wife of, 52, 396, 397.
Buknam. See Bukenham.
Bukstede, Simon, collector of a tax in
Southwark, 29.
Buktoft, William, of Buckinghamshire,
224.
Bukworth, John, collector of customs
and subsidies in King's Lynn
and district, 70, 72, 113, 130,
192, 193.
Bukyngham, co. Buckingham. See
Buckingham.
Bulde, Geoffrey de, 130.
Bulf, Robert, of Oadby, collector of a
tax in Leicestershire, 170.
Bulkington, Bulkyngton, Bulkyngdon,
Bulkyngdon by Kyvele [in
Keevil], co. Wilts, 300.
, manor, 164, 167, 309, 420 bis.
Bulle, Nicholas, citizen and skinner of
London, 276.
Bxillesdon, Bollesdon, Thomas, of
Clifton, collector of a tax in
Worcestershire , 169.
, . . . . , of Severn Stoke, collec-
tor of a tax in Worcestershire,
219
Cf. Bolysdon.
Bullinghope, Lower, Lower Bullyng-
hope [in the parish of St. Martin,
Hereford], co. Hereford, 20.
Bullok, Ralph, collector of a tax in
Norfolk, 27, 85, 120, 150.
GENERAL INDEX.
473
Bullok — cunt.
, master Walter, clerk, guardian
of tin- temporal!) ies of th<»
bishopric of Covrntrv ami Lich-
field, 326.
Cf. Bollok.
Bullymore, Walter, of Herefordshire.
381, 382.
Bullyiighope, Lower, co. Hereford.
See Bullinghope, Lower.
Bulmer, Bulmore, John, collector of a
tax in the East Riding, co.
York, 219.
, esquire, 379.
, . . . . , of Leavening, collector
of a tax in the East Riding,
co. York, 26, 300.
, Robert, John, son of, collector
of a tax in the East Riding, co.
York, 151.
Bunny, Boney, Boneye, co. Notting-
* ham, 299.
, manor, 257, 376.
Buntirigford, Buntyngford [in Lay-
ston, Throcking, Aspenden and
Wyddial], co. Hertford, 86, 121,
152.
Burcombe, co. Wilts, Ditchampton in,
q.v.
, North, Bridcoinbe, co. Wilts,
97.
Burdet, brother John, farmer of the
priory of Hough on the Hill,
39.
, Jolm, knight, Elizabeth
(Stafford), daughter and heir of,
305.
, Richard, esquire, collector of a
tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 151.
, Thomas, knight, commissioner
to raise a loan in Warwickshire,
318.
, . . . . , . . . . , sheriff of Warwick-
shire and Leicestershire, 129,
225.
, . . . . , . . . . , of Warwickshire,
68, 72.
Burdon, William, of Aston, the elder,
collector of a tax in Salop,
301.
Bures, St. Mary, Seintemarieberwes
[co. Suffolk and] co. Essex,
320.
Burewell, co. Lincoln. See Burwell.
Burford, co. Oxford, 301.
, co. Salop, Greet in, q.r.
Burford, John, citizen and saddler of
London, 422.
, William, 239.
Burgate, William, collector of a tax
in Southwark, 223.
Burgeys, Richard, clerk, of Yorkshire,
435.
Burgh, co. Lincoln, 152.
Burgh- cont.
(next A\ Isham), Burgh [co.
Norfolk], church of, advo\\son
of, 312, 313.
, manor, 312, 313.
co. Suffolk, 172.
on Bain, co. Lincoln, Uirsby in,
q.v.
, West, Westbergh [in Ban-
stoad], co. Surrey, 119, 137.
Burgh, Ellis, collector of a tax in
Staffordshire, 85, 120.
, Hugh, 74, 436.
, Elizabeth (Mouth), wife
of, 74.
, John, 407.
, . . . . , escheator in Surrey and
Sussex, 169.
, . . . . , escheator in Warwick-
shire and Leicestershire, 340,
375.
, , sheriff of Kent, 296.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in Kent, 317, 318.
, . . . . , esquire, 179.
, . . . . , Isabel (Monbou-
cher), wife of, 179.
, . . . . , of Leicestershire, 341.
, , of Rutland, 250.
, . . . . , esquire, 131.
, of Walton, 176.
, Richard de, of Norfolk, 188.
Thomas, of Yorkshire, 53.
, William, esquire, 187.
, of Rutland, 250.
Cf. Bergh.
Burghchier. See Bourchier.
Burgherssh, John de, knight, 398.
, . . . . , Ismay, late the wife of,
335, 398.
, ..... Margaret (Arundell),
daughter and heir of, 398.
, . . . . , Maud (Chaucer), daugh-
ter and heir of, 398.
Burghill, co. Hereford, Tillington in,
q.v.
Burghill, John, bishop of Coventry
and Lichfield [1398-1414], 32.
Burgoyn, Burgoyne, Burgoigne, John,
commissioner to raise a loan in
Cambridgeshire, 315, 316.
, escheator in Cambridge-
shire and Huntingdonshire, 169.
, . . . . , of Cambridgeshire, 202.
Burhton, co. Stafford. See Burton.
Burhton. See Burton.
Burlestoii, Bradolveston by Pudele-
tune, co. Dorset, 95.
Burleston, William, of Devonshire,
168.
Burley, William, escheator in Salop
and the adjacent march of
Wales, 169.
, , of Salop, 68, 73.
Burman. See Burneman.
474
GENERAL INDEX.
Burmyngeham, co. "Warwick. See
Birmingham.
Burnell, Edward, 143.
, , knight, 106.
, Hugh, knight, 335.
, William, prior and farmer of
Loders priory, 37.
Burneman, Burman, John, 202, 203.
, Joan (Ragonell), mother
of, 202.
, . . . . , Joan (Thorp), mother of,
386, 441.
, John, son of, 386, 441.
, son and heir of, 203.
Burnham, co. Buckingham, 27.
, co. Essex, 220.
Burnhill, Burnhull [in Patshull], co.
Stafford, 298.
Burnhill, Burnhull, William, collector
of a tax in Staffordshire, 171.
, . . . . , of Burnhill, collector of
a tax in Staffordshire, 298.
Burnhull, co. Stafford. See Burnhill.
Burnhull. See Burnhill.
Burnsall, co. York, Rilston in, q.v .
Burpham, co. Sussex, Wepham in,
q.v.
Burradon, Boroudon, co. Northumber-
land, 53.
Burrington, co. Devon, Pool in, q.v.
Burton, Burhton, co. Stafford, 152.
Bradstock, co. Dorset, Shipton
Gorge in, q.v.
by Lincoln, co. Lincoln, 305.
Burton, Burhton, Anker de, of Hopwell,
collector of a tax in Derbyshire,
170.
, John, of Barnwell, collector
of a tax in Cambridgeshire,
221.
, . . . . , of Newton, collector of
a tax in Nottinghamshire, 85,
120.
, Richard, Richard de, collector
of a tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 417.
, . . . . , collector of customs and
subsidies in Kingston on Hull
and district, 4, 13.
, . . . . , collector of customs and
subsidies in Sandwich and dis-
trict, 3, 13.
Thomas, Thomas de, collector
of customs and subsidies in
London and district, 78, 141.
, . . . . , knight, sheriff of Rut-
land, 177, 383, 428.
....... of Burton, collector of a
tax in Staffordshire, 152.
, . .... of Rockingham, 128.
, William, collector of a tax in
London, 29.
, citizen and grocer of
London, farmer of Brimpsfield
priory, 357.
Burton, William — -cont.
, . . . . , of Leicester, farmer of
the subsidy and alnage of cloths
for sale, and alnager, in
Leicestershire, 34 1 .
Cf. Bourton and Byrton.
Burwell, co. Cambridge, 172, 297.
, Burewell, co. Lincoln, priory,
201.
, . . . . , prior of. See Monte
Ardit'.
Bury, co. Sussex, hundred, 164.
...... St. Edmunds, co. Suffolk, 150.
Bury, John, collector of customs and
subsidies in King's Lynn and
district, 4, 13.
, . . . . , of Barton, collector of a
tax in Warwickshire, 298.
, . . . . , of West Wickham,
escheator in Cambridgeshire and
Huntingdonshire, 340.
, Nicholas, 48, 58, 198, 384.
, ..... collector of a tax in
Suffolk, 415.
, . . . . , farmer of the priory of
Greeting St. Mary and Everdon,
46, 366.
, . . . . , of Eyke, collector of
a tax in Suffolk, 150, 221.
, William, collector of a tax in
Middlesex, 415.
, , of Kent, 9, 154.
Buryhatley [co. Bedford]. See Hatley,
Cockayne.
Burys, John, of Suffolk, 45.
, William, of Halstead, 57.
Busbury, William, collector of a tax in
Staffordshire, 85, 120.
Bushbury, co. Stafford, Moseley in,
q.v.
Bussebrigg, Bussebrigge, Bussebrugge,
Robert, 143, 180, 181.
, . . . . , Thomas, son and heir of,
180, 181.
, collector of a tax in
Surrey, 151.
Bussh, Nicholas, 94.
, Ralph, commissioner to raise
a loan in Dorset, 318.
, . . . . , of Somerset, 320.
Busshell, Robert, of Gloucestershire,
217, 409. Cf. Buysshell.
Busshuppestrowe, co. Wilts. See
Bishopstrow.
Bussy, John, of Ingham, knight,
collector of a tax in Kesteven,
co. Lincoln, 301.
Bustardhall, Bwustardhall [in the
parish of St. Mary Bishophill
Seinor, York], co. York, 187.
Bustori by the Sea, co. Norfolk. See
Beeston Regis.
Butler, Butiller, Boteler, Boteller,
Botiller, Andrew, sheriff of
Norfolk and Suffolk, 215.
GENERAL INDEX.
475
Butler, Andrew — cont.
, knight, fschcnlor in
Norfolk and Suffolk, 41.
, Edward, knight, 226, 252.
, . . . . , Anne, wife of, 22fi.
, of Somerset, 419.
, James, earl of Ormond, 95.
, John, collector of customs
and subsidies in London and
district, 6, 78, 141, 155, 193,
351.
, escheator in Cambridge-
shire and Huntingdonshire, 81
bis.
, . . . . , ' mercer,' collector of a
tax in London, 174.
, . . . . , of Ekeney, collector of a
tax in Buckinghamshire, 27,
150.
, . . . . , of Exhall, collector of a
tax in Warwickshire, 151, 171.
, Philip, knight, 360.
, . . . . , . . . . , Edward, son and
heir of, 360.
, ..... . . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in Hertfordshire,
316.
, , , of Woodhall, 334.
Ralph, of Gloucestershire, 33.
Richard le, 148, 149.
, , Joan, wife of, 148, 149.
, Robert, of Elton, commis-
sioner to raise a loan in. Hunting-
donshire, 314.
, William, William le, king's
chamberlain and receiver of
South Wales, 390, 391.
, . . . . , esquire, 400.
, knight, 105, 148, 149.
, . . . . , . . . . , John, brother of,
149.
, . . . . , . . . . , John, father of,
148, 149.
, , of Sudeley, 196 bis.
, . . . . , . . . . , of Warrington,
142, 148, 149.
, . . . . , Elizabeth,
wife of, 148, 149.
, . . . . , of Waresley, collector of
a tax in Huntingdonshire, 300.
, . . . . , of Worcestershire, 9.
Butorley, Richard, of Aston, collector
of a tax in Herefordshire, 152.
Buttanysdale, co. Salop. See Betton
in Hales.
Butte, John, collector of a tax in
Cornwall, 27.
, . . . . , of Cornwall, esquire, 141.
Butturwyk, Thomas de, abbot of
Ramsey, 290.
Buxhall, Buxhale, co. Suffolk, 221, 301.
1'mxhull, Alan de, knight, 182.
Buysshell, John, Joan (Bernehous),
late the wife of, 275. Cf.
Busshell.
Bwustardhall, co. York. See Bustard-
halL
Bychehampstedu, co. Huntingdon.
See BeaHiamstcad.
livddeston. See Bryddeston.
Byde, John, of Wiltshire, 66.
Bydyk, Godfrey, Margaret (Haym),
mother of, 371.
, . . . . , William, son of, 371.
Byfeld, Thomas, of Northamptonshire,
128.
Byford, co. York. See Beeford.
Bygge, John, of Hatflold, collector of
a tax in Hertfordshire, 299.
Bygod, Bygot, John, knight, 125, 179.
, . . . . , Custance (Mauley),
wife of, 124, 125, 179.
, . . . . , . . . . , collector of a tax
in the North Riding, co. York,
151.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in the East Riding,
co. York, 318.
, . . . . , . . . . , sheriff of Yorkshire
and keeper of York castle, 262.
Bvkenhull, co. Warwick. See Bicken-
hill.
Bykerysdyke [in Misson], co. Notting-
ham, fishery of, 228.
Bykes, John, of Shelf ord, 357.
Bykirton, William, of Yelvertoft,
collector of a tax in Northamp-
tonshire, 415.
Bykrnan, Stephen, clerk, 356.
Byldeston, Gervase de, collector of a
tax in Suffolk, 301.
Bylleshay, co. Dorset. See Bilshay.
Byllyng. See Billyng.
Byllyngesleye, co. Salop. See Billings-
ley.
Bylton, co. York. See Bilton.
Bynetheway, William, collector of a
tax in Shrewsbury, 153.
Byngham, Ralph de, collector of a tax
in Nottinghamshire, 416.
, . . . . , of Car Colston, collector
of a tax in Nottinghamshire,
151.
, Robert, collector of a tax in
Dorset, 86, 121.
, William, of Hampshire, 409.
Byram, Birom [in Brotherton], co.
York], 417.
Byrcheore, Richard, ' wever,' of
Shrewsbury, collector of a tax in
Shrewsbury, 418.
Byrches. See Birchous.
Bvrmyngliam, co. Warwick. See
Birmingham.
Byrnant, John, of Knaresborough,
collector of a tax in the West
Riding, co. York, 87, 122.
Byrne, Roger, of Yorkshire, 215, 286.
Byrnyngeham, co. Warwick. See
Birmingham.
476
GENERAL INDEX.
Byron, John, knight, collector of a tax Calais — cont.
in Lancashire, 300. , castle, 114, 253, 403.
Byrton, John, knight, collector of a , cemetery of St. Nicholas in,
tax in Nottinghamshire, 27. 134.
, . . . . , of Newton, collector of a , church of St. Mary in, 366.
tax in Nottinghamshire, 27. , Clais Sure in, 115, 254, 404.
Cf. Bom-ton and Burton. , ' Fissherstret ' in, 366.
Byrypomeray, co. Devon. See Berry , ' Foxtonstret ' in, 366, 367.
Pomeroy. , ' Hallyngstret ' in, 366.
Byskele, John, of Norwich, collector , John Erst in, 115, 254, 404.
of a tax in Norwich, 154. , John Seep, John Sepp, in, 114,
Bysmer, Bysmere, William, goldsmith, 115, 254, 404.
collector of a tax in London, , ' Lanternegate ' in, 366.
88, 123, 153. , ' Lanternestret ' in, 366.
Bysopthorp, co. York. See Bishop- , ' Le Colsete sur Le Water -
thorpe. hauk ' in, 115, 254, 404.
Bysshop. See Bisshop. , ' Le Hem ' in, 114, 254, 404.
Bythelake, John, collector of a tax in , ' Le Hospital ' in, 114, 254,
Devon, 299. 404.
Bytteswell, co. Leicester. See Bittes- , ' Lo Newe Were ' in, 115, 254,
well. 404.
, ' Le Place Bondewyne Tubbe '
in, 114, 253, 403.
, ' Le Plash ' in, 115, 254, 404.
, ' Le Sterre ' in, 366.
, ' Le Storehous ' in, 366.
C , ' Le Wraterhauk ' in, 115, 254,
404.
Cachepoll, John, of Bristol, 10, 341. , march of, 192, 204, 246, 291,
Cachero, William, of Thetford, collector 353, 380, 429.
of a tax in Cambridgeshire. 172. , mayor and escheator of, 134,
Cade, William, 323. 143, 254, 404.
, Joan, wife of, 323. , See also Meriffeld ;
Cadeleigh, Cadelegh, co. Devon, fee, Orwoll ; Bermycham.
127. , ' Mesondiewlane ' in, 134.
, manor, 124. , parish of St. Mary in, 114,
Caden, William, mayor and escheator 253, 366, 367, 403.
of Lincoln, 62, 73. , parish of St. Nicholas in,
Cadull, Simon, Eva, late the wife of, 134.
1, 21, 67, 68. , parish of St. Peter without the
, , , Alice (Adam) walls of, 1 14, 253, 403.
daughter and heir of, 21, 67, 68 , Pieter Vink in, 115, 254, 404.
, . . . . , . . . . , Emma or Emmot , skovinage of, 114, 115, 253,
(Hyot) daughter and heir of, 254, 403, 404.
21, 67, 68. , .bailiff of, 115, 254, 404.
, . . . . , . . . . , Joan (Walker) , Stace Rose, Stase Rose in,
daughter and heir of, 21, 67, 68. 115, 254, 404.
, . . . . , . . . . , John, son of Cecily, , ' Toffalles ' in, 366.
daughter of, 21, 67, 68. , walls of, 114, 253, 366, 403.
, , Margaret (Hauker) , ' Wolporterstret ' in, 366, 367.
daughter and heir of, 21, 67, 68. Calche, Robert, collector of customs
, . . . . , Margery (Dyngull) and subsidies in Melcombe and
daughter and heir of, 21, 67, 68. district, 4, 13.
Caen [Calvados, France], alien abbey Calcote, Robert, Alice, late the wife of,
[of the Holy Trinity] of, 24. 195.
, . . . . , abbess of, possessions of, ( 'aldecote, Nicholas, escheator in
43, 54. Cambridgeshire and Hunting-
Caistor, Castre, co. Lincoln, 118. donshire, 432.
Holton le Moor in, q.v. , . . . . , of Cambridgeshire, 46.
Calais [Pas-de-Calais, France], 13, 14, Cf. Chaldecot.
71, 114, 115, 129, 162, 192, 204, Calder, Caldre [in St. Bridget Becker-
246, 253, 254, 291, 353, 366, met, co. Cumberland], abbey,
380, 403, 429. 51, 98.
aldermen of, 135. Caldewell, co. Bedford. See Caldwell.
, ' Begynstret ' in, 366. Caldre [co. Cumberland]. See Calder.
GENERAL INDEX.
477
Caldwell, Caldowell [in Bedford], co.
Bedford, priory of, advowson
of, 271.
Calestok [Co. Cornwall]. See CalstorU.
Cnllan, -John, 214.
Callilond, Colylond [in Southill], co.
Cornwall, manor, 52.
Calne, co. Wilts, 417.
, hundred, 97.
, Whitley in, g.r.
Calstock, Calstok, Calestok [co. Coru-
wall], manor, 235.
Calston, Thomas, sheriff of \Viltshiiv,
128.
Calstone Wellington, Calston, co. \\'ills,
97.
Calthorne, William, 235.
Calthorp, William, knight, 378.
Cam, Camme, Camne, co. Gloucester,
manor, 213, 214.
Cambat, John, 139.
Cumberwell, Camervvell, co. Surrey, 170.
, ' Brounestenement ' in, 290.
Cambridge, Cauntebrigg, co. Cam-
bridge, 27, 221.
, chapel of St. Ivlmimd, king
and martyr, in, 199, 201.
, parish of St. Andrew the Less
in, Bamwell in, q.v.
Cambridge, county, collectors of taxes
in, 27, 86,' 87, 121, 122, 150,
172, 221, 300, 415.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 315, 316.
, escheator in, 2, 49, 63, 64,
84, 89, 104, 105, 106 (3), 127,
142, 143, 144 (3), 145, 159, 177,
195, 196, 199, 201, 227, 234,
238, 239, 240 bis, 259, 267, 270,
273 bis, 274, 285, 297, 310, 331,
332, 333, 334, 335 bis, 336, 377
bis, 378, 384, 386, 389, 425,
441.
, See also Leverer ;
Hasenhill ; Butler ; Alynton ;
Burgoyn ; Heth ; Huyssh ;
Grace ; Bury ; Caldecote.
, farmers of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnagers, in. See Sabbe ;
Acton ; Langford.
, king's alnager in. See Bever-
lee.
, sheriff of. Sec VValden ;
Hakbech ; Bevyle ; Scot ;
Polo ; Hasenhill ; Stucle.
Cambridge, earl of. See Richard.
Cambrigge, Caumbrigg, Caumbrigge,
Caumbrygge, William, mayor
and escheator of London, 335
bi#, 336 bis, 377 bis, 378 bis,
399.
Camerton, Camlerton, co. Somerset.
church of, parson of. .sVc
Combe.
Caiuerwell, co. Surrey. See Camber-
well.
Camlerton, co. Somerset. See Camer-
ton.
Camme, co. Gloucester. See Cam.
Cammell, John, 95, 157.
, . . . . , Ellen, wife of, 95.
, . . . . , Joan (Plecy), mother of,
157.
, collector of a tax in
Somerset, 152.
Cammoys. See Camoys.
Camne, co. Gloucester. See Cam.
Camoys, Cammoys, Thomas, Thomas
" de, knight, 377, 393.
, . . . . , . . . . , Elizabeth, late
the wife of, 194 bis.
, . . . . , . . . . , Hugh, kinsman
and heir of, 393.
, lord de, commissioner to raise
a loan in Hampshire, 317.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Sussex, 317.
Camp, Robert, of Ketton, collector of
a tax in Rutland, 418.
, Simon, commissioner to raise
a loan in Middlesex, 316.
, . . . . , esquire, of London, 407.
Campsall, co. York, 151.
Campsea Ash, Caumpesse, co. Suffolk,
priory of, advowson of, 180.
Canford Magna, Caneford, co. Dorset,
222.
, manor, 96.
Cank, co. Stafford. See Cannock.
Cannings, All, Alkanynges, co. Wilts,
300.
, Bishops, co. Wilts, Coate in,
q.v.
Canniiigton, Canyngton, co. Somerset,
hundred, 416.
Cannock, Cannok, Cank, co Stafford,
152.
, forest of, king's hay of Bentley
in, 388.
Great Wyrley in, q.v.
Canterbury, co. Kent, 91, 200, 318
bis.
, Christ Church, prior of, 91.
letters dated at, 177, 274.
, ' Spechehouslane ' in, 91.
Canterbury, archbishop of. See
Arundell ; Chicheley.
, province of, clerical tenths
granted by the clergy of, 31,
32, 90, 133, 157, 160, 185, 186,
211, 218, 309, 310, 401, 402.
Cantreselyff, Cantrecelly, co. Brecon,
lordship, 400.
Canyngton, co. Somerset. See Can-
nington.
('a pel, Capell [in Warehorne ?], co.
Kent, manor, 81.
Caplen, Thomas, of Clapham, collector
of a tax in Sussex, 301.
478
GENERAL INDEX.
Capon, Robert, collector of a tax in
Holland, co. Lincoln, 87, 122.
, of Surfleet, collector of
a tax in Holland, co. Lincoln,
25, 301.
Cappys, John, of Gloucestershire, 353.
Oaptul, Capulle, William, collector of a
tax in Herefordshire, 152.
, of How Caple, collector
of a tax in Herefordshire, 172.
Carbonell, John, esquire, 256, 376.
Carbrooke, Kerbroke, co. Norfolk,
manor, 109.
Car Colston, Carcolston, co. Notting-
ham, 151.
Cardeston, co. Salop. See Cardiston.
Cardiff, Kerdyf [co. Glamorgan], lord-
ship, 101.
Cardington, co. Salop, Lydley in, q.v.
Cardiston, Cardeston, co. Salop, chapel
of, advowson of, 74.
, manor, 74.
, Wattlesborough in, q.v.
Cardoyle, William, of Cumberland, 216.
Caresbrok, Isle of Wight. See Caris-
brooke.
Carethorne. See Crathorn.
Carisbrooke, Caresbrok, Isle of Wight,
priory, 37, 38.
, prior of. See Ulmis.
Carlby, Carleby, co. Lincoln, 222.
Carleton, Carleton Curly, co. Leicester.
See Carlton Curlieu.
, co. Lincoln. See Carlton and
Carlton le Moorland.
[co. Northampton]. See Carl-
ton, East.
, co. Nottingham. See Carlton.
, Carleton in Lyndryk, Carleton
in Lynderyk, co. Nottingham.
See Carlton in Lindrick.
in Kesteven, Carleton in
Kesteven by Ancastre, co. Lin-
coln. See Carlton Scroop.
Carleton. See Carlton.
Carlisle, co. Cumberland, 327.
, cathedral church of, priory of,
188, 236.
, demesne lands of, 147.
, Exchequer of, 113.
, farmers of customs and sub-
sidies in. See Merkynfeeld ;
Rygdon.
, Kenyholme by Rickerby in,
147.
king's fishery by, 344.
Midilholme in, 147.
parish of St. Cuthbert in,
Upperby in, q.v.
Carlisle, bishop of. See Stirkeland ;
Whelpdale.
, bishopric of, guardian of the
spirituality of, 325.
, guardian of the tem-
poralities of. See Skelton.
Carlisle, Karlell, Robert, of Cumber-
land, 340.
, Thomas de, heirs of, 362.
Carlton, Carleton, co. Lincoln, 301.
, Carleton, co. Nottingham, 151,
220.
Curlieu, Carleton Curly, Carle-
ton, co. Leicester, 150, 416.
, East, Carleton [co. Northamp-
ton], church of, parson of. See
Humberston.
in Lindrick, Carleton in Lyn-
dryk, Carleton in Lynderyk,
Carleton, co. Nottingham, 304,
305, 318, 319.
, lordship, 304.
, Kingston in, q.v.
, ' Whithall,' ' Whythall ' in,
304, 319.
le Moorland, Carleton, co.
Lincoln, manor, 409.
Scroop, Carleton in Kesteven,
Carleton in Kesteven by
Ancastre, co. Lincoln, manor,
167, 243, 266.
Carlton, Carleton, Edmund, 243.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in
Suffolk, 86, 121.
, Henry de, of Lincoln, 318, 319.
, . . . . , . . . . , Henry, son of, 319.
, . . . . , John, son of, 319.
,...-, Thomas, son of,319.
, . . . . , Thomas, clerk,
father of, 318.
, . . . . , . . . . , Walter, esquire,
son of, 318, 319.
,...., , Hugh, son of,
319.
,....,....,... , John, son of,
319.
, John, of Carlton, collector of a
tax in Nottinghamshire, 220.
, Thomas, esquire, 105, 305 bis.
, . . . . , Henry, father of,
305.
, , Thomas Carleton
of Carlton in Lindrick, clerk,
grandfather of, 304, 305.
, . . . . , Walter, son and
heir of, 305 bis.
Carmarthen, Karmerdyn, Kermerdyn
[co. Carmarthen], Exchequer of,
72, 83, 390.
Carmynowe, William, esquire, 365.
, . . . . , . . . . , John, esquire, son
and heir of, 365.
, , John, son
and heir of, 365.
, . . . . , . . . . , Margaret, late the
wife of, 365.
, . . . . , . . . . , Ralph, knight,
brother of, Alice, late the wife
of, 365.
, . . . . , ..... Thomas, son of,
365, 366.
GENERAL INDEX.
479
Carpenter, Henry, of Evoslmm, collec-
tor of a tax in Worcestershire,
84, 119.
Carrant, William, the younger,
escheator in Somerset and
Dorset, 340. Cf. Karaunt.
Carrewo, Nicholas, commissioner to
raise a loan in Surrey, 315, 317.
Carshalton, Greshaulton, co. Surrey,
299.
Oarswall, Carswell [co. Hereford]. See
Craaswell.
Carswell, co. Devon. See Kerswell.
Cartereston, Carterston, co. Dorset.
See Catherston Le west/on.
Carthusian order, the, 135.
Cartmel, Kertmell, co. Lancaster, 300.
Cartyngton, John, of Northumberland,
77.
Cary, Hugh, of Somerset, 285.
, Robert, 115.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Devon, 315, 318.
, . . . . , escheator in Devon and
Cornwall, 42.
, esquire, 124.
Cassington, Kersington, co. Oxford,
93.
Castelacre, co. Norfolk. See Castle
Acre.
Casteleyn, Castelein, William, 22.
, farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Warwickshire,
9, 110.
Cf. Chasteleyn.
Castell, Robert, commissioner to raise
a loan in Devon, 315.
, . . . . , escheator in Warwick-
shire and Leicestershire, 308.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in Warwickshire,
318.
, . . . . , esquire, 233.
, . . . . , of Plymouth, collector
of a tax in Devon, 299.
Cfistellacre, co. Norfolk. See Castle
Acre.
Castelleventon, co. York. See
Leavington, Castle.
Castelman, Thomas, collector of a tax
in Bristol, 153.
Casterton, Richard, collector of a tax
in Kesteven, oo. Lincoln, 25.
Castilmorton, co. Worcester. See
Castlemorton.
Castle Acre, Castellacre, Castelacre, co.
Norfolk, 162, 299.
, castle, 162.
, manor, 162, 420 bis.
, Bishop's, co. Salop, Colebatch
in, q.v.
Rising, Risyng, Rysing [co.
Norfolk], 258.
, demesne, 258,
Castlomorton, Castilmorton, co. Wor-
cester, 414.
castles named : —
Arundol.
Berkeley.
Bronllys.
Calais.
Castle Acre.
Christchurch Twvnham.
Clun.
Coyty.
Devizes.
Dinas Bran.
Dover.
Exeter.
Eye.
Holt.
Huntingdon.
Launceston.
Ley bourne.
Lincoln.
Montgomery.
Newport.
Oakham.
Odiham.
Orford.
Oswestry.
Oxford.
Pleshey.
Rochester.
Sarum, Old.
Shrawardine.
Tamworth.
Tonbridge.
Trematon.
Winchester.
York.
Castor, Castre, co. Northampton, 86,
121, 299.
, Ailsworth in, q.v.
, Milton in, q.v.
Castre, co. Lincoln. See Caistor.
co. Northampton. See Caistor.
Castyllevynton, co. York. See
Leavington, Castle.
Catbury, John, 95.
, Nicholas, 95.
Cateby, John, 261.
, . . . . , of Leicestershire, 141.
Catolo, Thomas, of Uppinghara, collec-
tor of a tax in Rutland, 171.
Caterall, Jolm, collector of a tax in the
West Riding, co. York, 87, 122.
Caterham, Katerham, co. Surrey, 299,
416.
Catermayn. See Quatrernayns.
Cateryngton, co. Southampton. See
Catherington.
Catesby, John, commissioner to raise
a loan in Northamptonshire,
316.
Catevan, John, of Hampshire, 76.
Catosden, Robert, collector of a tax in
Middlesex, 26, 86, 121, 150,
171.
480
GENERAL INDEX.
Catesham [co. Suffolk]. See Shottis-
ham.
Catherington, Cateryngton, GO. South-
ampton, 417.
Gather ston Leweston, Carterston,
Cartereston, co. Dorset, 221,
300.
Catrik, Catryk, John, bishop of St.
Davids [1414-1415], 90.
, bishop of Coventry and
Lichfield [1415-1419], 127, 158,
186, 218, 310, 326.
, , vicar-general of,
186, 218, 310.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in
York, 419.
Catteshull [in Godaiming], co. Surrey,
223.
Catton, William, collector of customs
and subsidies in Chichester and
district, 113, 130, 192, 193, 204,
205, 216, 381 bis, 383.
, of Kent, 57, 347.
Catworth, co. Huntingdon, 86, 121,
220, 300, 417.
Catyrmayn. See Quatremayns.
Caudray, Cawederay, Nicholas, of
Stanford on Soar, collector of a
tax in Nottinghamshire, 221.
, William, of Stanford on Soar,
collector of a tax in Notting-
hamshire, 85, 120.
Caumbrigg, Caumbrigge, Caumbryggo.
See Cambrigge.
Caumpesse, co. Suffolk. See Campsea
Ash.
Caundyssh. See Cavendyssh.
Cauntebrigg, co. Cambridge. See
Cambridge.
Caunterbury, Nicholas, collector of a
tax in Bristol, 29.
Caurs, co. Salop. See Cause.
Caus, Richard, collector of a tax in
Norfolk, 171.
Cause, Caurs, Cawes [in Westbury],
co. Salop, 301.
forest, 74.
Causton, co. Norfolk. See Cawston.
Cauteley, Thomas, of Uppingham,
collector of a tax in Rutland,
152.
Cave, Kave, co. York, 88, 123, 220.
, North, Northcave, co. York,
300.
, South, Southcave, Southkave,
co. York, 220, 235.
Cave, John, of Middleton, collector of
a tax in the East Riding, co.
York, 26.
, Richard, collector of a tax in
Cambridgeshire, 221.
William, of Kent, 38.
Cavendyssh, Caundyssh, John, of
London, 111.
, Roger, heir of, 313.
Cavendyssh — cont.
, Thomas, Serjeant of the king's
cellar, farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Salop, 111.
, William, citizen and mercer of
London, 421.
, . . . . , of London, ' mercer,'
372.
Cavil, Kayvell [in Eastrington ?], co.
York, 220.
Cawederay. See Caudray.
Cawes, co. Salop. See Cause.
Cawod, Robert, clerjc, 53.
Cawston, Causton [co. Norfolk], manor,
312, 313.
, church of, advowson of,
312, 313.
Caysho, Henry, 184.
Cees, Thomas, farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Lincoln and the
parts of Kesteven, co. Lincoln,
1 1 252
Cerf, Cerff, Serf, John, 215, 437.
, . . . . , eschea tor in Northumber-
land, 339, 413.
, of Yorkshire, 23, 197,
199, 232.
, William, 261.
Cerne [co. Dorset], abbot of, 96.
Cerne, Edward, 275.
, Ellen, late the wife of,
239.
Cervyngton, Servyngton, Oliver, collec-
tor of a tax in Dorset, 26.
, , esquire, 240, 284.
, David, son of,
368.
, . . . . , . . . . , Oliver, son and
heir of, 284, 331 bis, 368.
Cesay, co. York. See Sessay.
Chabbenore, Hugh, collector of a tax
in Herefordshire, 222.
Chaddenwicke, Chadneswyche [in
Mere], co. Wilts, 97.
Chadeleshunte, co. Warwick. See
Chadshunt.
Chadlington, Chadlyngton [in Charl-
bury], co. Oxford, 173.
Chadneswyche, co. Wilts. See
Chaddenwicke .
Chadshunt, Chadeleshunte, co. War-
wick, 171.
Chagestey, Arnulph, 360.
Chaklecot, William, collector of a tax
in Dorset, 150. Cf. Caldecote.
Chaldryngton, co. Wilts. See Cholder-
ton.
Chalgrove, Chalgrave, co. Oxford, 88,
123.
Chalgrove, Chalgrave, lord de. See
Barentyn.
Chalk, Broad,' co. Wilts, Knighton in,
q.v.
GENERAL INDEX.
481
Chalkhill, John, collector of a tax iu
Middlesex, 26.
Chalons, Robert, knight, 303, 351.
, ..... ..... commissioner to
raise a loan in Middlesex, 316.
, ..... sheriff of Devon,
358.
Chalton, Thomas, collector of customs
and subsidies in Sandwich and
district, 4, 14.
chamberlain of England, the. See
Humphrey.
Chamberlayn, Chambeleyn, Chaumber-
leyn, Chaximbirleyn, John, 106,
362.
of Berrow, collector of a
tax in Worcestershire, 169, 414.
, . . . . , of Romsey, collector of
a tax in Hampshire, 172.
, Richard, of Cotton, collector
of a tax in Northamptonshire,
299.
, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Sussex, 28.
, of Derbyshire, 40.
, ..... of Northamptonshire,
359.
Chambre, Richard, of Lichfield, collec-
tor of a tax in Staffordshire, 85,
120.
Champ, John, escheator in Oxfordshire
and Berkshire, 6.
Champarnon, Richard, 275 bis, 330.
, ..... Hugh, son and heir of,
330.
Champeneys, John, of Norfolk, 12.
Champeyny, Champeiiy, Nicholas,
prior and farmer of Ware priory
and farmer of the priory of
Noyon and Neufmarche, 46, 64,
65.
Champyon, Thomas, of Kent, 89.
chancellor, the, 314, 421.
See also Beaufort.
Chancery, the, 312 bis, 327.
, attorney of. See Chesilden.
, certificates sent, or to be sent,
into, 15, 35, 78, 116, 118, 148,
155, 198. 206, 244, 330, 337,
392, 413.
clerk of. See Hertilpole.
, fine in, for contempt, 53.
, hanaper of, payments in, 21,
22, 29, 30, 44, 48, 49, 54, 60,
67 bis, 68, 70, 78, 89, 91, 93,
109 (4), 114, 119, 125 6w, 132,
133, 137, 140, 157, 159, 161,
162, 165, 166, 167, 174, 175,
176, 177, 179, 180, 181, 182,
184, 191, 200, 201, 205, 209,*
212, 214, 217, 225, 229 (3),
234 bis, 241, 242, 246, 247,
250 bis, 252, 255, 257 bis, 258,
260, 263, 264, 265, 270 (3),
272 (3), 277, 278, 282, 283 bis,
Wt. 2415.
Chancery, hanaper of, payments in —
cont.
284, 285 (3), 288 bis, 306, 311,
312, 315 bis, 322, 324, 326,
329 bis, 336, 338, 346, 347,
361, 366, 367, 368, 370, 371
bis, 373 bis, 375, 376, 390, 398
(3), 399, 400 bis, 405, 406, 408,
410, 412, 421, 422, 423, 424,
433, 434, 437, 438 bis, 441 bis,
442 bis.
inquisition to be sent into, 132.
, letters patent surrendered in,
for cancellation, 11, 33, 36, 45,
53, 57, 65, 73, 75, 77, 128, 147,
156, 161, 178, 202, 217, 228,
231, 233, 234, 243, 248, 259,
266, 268, 280 bis, 284 bis, 290
bis, 295 bis, 303, 327, 330, 341
bis, 347 bis, 350, 351, 354, 355,
357, 359, 361, 363, 368, 372,
385, 386, 390, 394 bis, 395,
408, 419, 423, 431, 435, 439,
440.
non-appearence in, 147, 148.
proceedings in, 226, 252, 389,
437.
record sent into, 160.
suit pending in, 164.
writs issued from, 34, 147, 148.
writs unduly issued out of,
226, 235, 252.
Chancy, Henry, of Collingbourne, 427,
436.
Chandeler, Chaundeler, John, bishop
of Salisbury [1417-1426], 218,
310, 403.
, John, clerk, 140.
Changeton, William, 145.
Chapel en le Frith, Chapel, Chapell
' parysh,' co. Derby, 220, 415.
, Bowden in, q.v.
Chapeleyn, Thomas, 106, 140.
, . . . . , Joan (Bayford), late tho
wife of, 140.
Chapell ' parysh," co. Derby. See
Chapel en le Frith.
Chapman, Chepman, Alan, collector of
a tax in Surrey, 223.
John, of Honiton, collector of
a tax in Devon, 153, 299, 417.
, ..... . . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in Devon, 315.
, Richard, of Carl ton, collector of
a tax in Nottinghamshire, 151.
, William, of Ospringe, collector
of a tax in Kent, 86, 121.
See also Pury.
Charborough, Cherburgh [in Morden],
co. Dorset, church of, advowson
of, 294.
, manor, 294.
Charford, North, Northchardeford,
Ch'arteford, co. Southampton,
97, 417.
F. 31.
482
GENERAL INDEX.
Charlbury, co. Oxford, Chadlington in,
q.v.
, Pudlicott in, q.v.
Charles, Thomas, knight, 240.
Charleton, Charleton Camvile, Charle-
ton Camvyle, co. Somerset. See
Charlton Horethorne.
, co. Wilts. See Charlton,
Great.
Charleton, Charlton, Cherleton,
Edward, of Powis, knight, 377
bis, 399, 442.
t . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Elizabeth,
late the wife of, 399, 442.
, . . . . , . . . . , Joan (Grey),
daughter and heir of, 399, 442.
t . . . . , . . . , . . . . , Joyce,
daughter and heir of, 399, 442.
,...., Cf. Powys.
Robert de, chief justice of the
Common Bench, 108.
Thomas, 40, 200.
, . . . . , Elizabeth (Fraunceys),
wife of, 200.
, commissioner to raise a
loan in Middlesex, 316.
, Walter, Elizabeth, late the
wife of, 63.
, sheriff of Wiltshire, 5.
, William, farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Northumber-
land and Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
253.
Charlewode, co. Surrey. See Charl-
wood.
Charlewode, Cherlewode, John, collec-
tor of a tax in Surrey, 151.
, . . . . , of Chipstead, collector
of a tax in Surrey, 26.
Charlton, Great, Charleton, Cherleton
[in Swanborough hundred], co.
Wilts, manor, 58, 363.
Horethorne, Charleton Cam-
vile, Charleton Camvyle, Char-
leton, co. Somerset, manor,
94.
Marshall, Cherleton, co. Dorset,
56.
Charlton. See Charleton.
Charlwood, Charlewode, co. Surrey,
356.
Charnok, John, of Gleadess, collector
of a tax in Derbyshire, 220.
Charosey. See Chavsy.
Chart next Sutton Valence, Chart,
Cheart, co. Kent, 229, 323.
Charteford, co. Southampton. See
Charford, North.
Chartesey, William, of Terling, collec-
tor of a tax in Essex, 300.
Chartley [co. Stafford], 1, 16.
Charyngworth, Robert, 243.
, . . . . , escheator in Kent and
Middlesex, 340.
Chastelet, William, of Chesterton,
commissioner to raise a loan in
Cambridgeshire, 315.
Chasteleyn, William, collector of a tax
in Cambridgeshire, 172. Cf.
Casteleyn.
Chatham, co. Essex, manor. Sec
Waltham, Great.
Chatillon, Chaste-lion, abbey of St.
Peter of. See Conches.
Chaucer, Thomas, 363, 371, 398.
, . . . , Maud (Burgherssh), wife
of, 398.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Oxfordshire, 317.
, . . . . , sheriff of Hampshire, 40,
68.
, , esquire, 338, 411.
, . . . . , . . . . , havener in Corn-
wall and Plymouth, 141.
Chaumberleyn, Chauinbirleyn. See
Cliamberlayn.
Chaunce, John, collector of a tax in
Essex, 220, 221.
, Roger, collector of a tax in
Surrey, 88, 123.
Chaunceller, William, collector of
customs and subsidies in Now-
castle-upon-Tyne and district,
380, 381, 383.'
, escheator in Yorkshire,
262.
Chaundeler. See Chandeler.
Chaunton, co. Somerset. See Chilton
upon Polden.
Chaunton, Walter, heir of, 95.
Chaveney, John, of Mountsorrell,
collector of a tax in Leicester-
shire, 300.
Chavsy, Charosoy, Henry, collector of
"a tax in Wiltshire, 417.
Chaworth, Thomas, knight, 255, 256,
261.
, . . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in Nottinghamshire,
316 bis.
, . . . . , . . . . , sheriff of Lincoln-
shire, 262, 267.
.......... ,...., sheriff of Notting-
hamshire and Derbyshire, 215.
Chawreth, Chawrethe, John, collector
of a tax in Essex, 220, 221.
Cheadle, Chedle [co. Stafford], 377.
Cheallounez, Robert, knight, 388.
, , Blanche (Water-
ton), wife of, 388.
Cheart, co. Kent. See Chart next
Sutton Valence.
Cheddar, Chedder, Chedere, co. Somer-
set, 60, 95.
Chedder, Cheddre, Richard, 75, 168.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Somerset, 314.
Cheddiiigton, Chetyngdon, co. Buck-
ingham, 416.
GENERAL INDEX.
483
( lifddleton, Cli«-t \ lt<>n, co. (Stafford,
85, 120.
Cheddre. See Chedder.
Chodere, co. Somerset. See Cheddar.
Chodeseye, co. Somerset. See, Chedzoy.
Chodiok. See Chydyock.
Chedle [co. Stafford]. See Cheadlf.
Chedzoy, Chedeseye, co. Somerset.
church of, advowson of, 95.
, manor, 94.
Chekley, Henry, of Warwickshire,
325.
Cheldewell, Roger, collector of a tax in
Surrey, 26. Cf. Childewall.
Choldryngton, co. Wilts. See, Choldor-
ton.
Chelerey, Edinund de, Isabel (Russell).
daughter of, 175, 176.
Chcllefeld, co. Kent. See Chelsfield.
Chellesworde [co. Devon]. See Chils-
worthy.
Chelrey, co. Berks. See Childrey.
Chelsfield, Chellefeld, co. Kent, 79.
Cheltenham, co. Gloucester, Arlo in,
q.v.
Cheltenham, William de, 175, 176.
Chelton, co. Somerset. See Chilton
Trinity.
Chelworth, Chelworthe [in Cricklado],
co. Wilts, 368.
Cheny. See Cheyne.
Chepman. See Chapman.
Chepstow, Chepstowe [co. Monmouth],
207.
Chepyngdale, co. Lancaster. See Chip-
pingdale.
Cherburgh, co. Dorset. See Char-
borough.
Cherleton, co. Dorset. See Charltou
Marshall.
, co. WTilts. See Charlton,
Great.
Cherleton. See Charleton.
Cherlewode. See Charlewode.
Cherseworth, co. Sussex. See Ches-
worth.
Chesebroke, John, 345.
, . . . . , Joan (Devereux), wife of,
345.
Cheseman, John, collector of a tax in
Kent, 28.
, . . . . , of Kingston on Thames,
collector of a tax in Surrey.
223.
Cheser, John, guardian of the tem-
poralities of the bishopric of
Chichester, 234, 247, 248, 350
bis, 355.
, . . . . , of Surrey, farmer of
Stratfieldsaye priory, 73, 76,
77.
Chesham, co. Buckingham, Latimer
in, ({.i-.
Cheshunt, Chesthunt, C'hesthunte, co.
Hertford, 86, 121, 173.
Chesilden, Chesulden, Chesylden,
Chezelden, Chiselden, Robert,
collector of a tax in Leicester-
shire, 223.
, sheriff of Rutland, 262,
277.
, . . . . , of Allexton, collector of
a tax in Leicestershire, 150.
, . . . . , of Braunston, collector
of a tax in Leicestershire, 86, 121.
, . . . . , of Wells, ' gcntilman,'
attorney of Chancery, 437.
Cf. Chuseldene.
Chester, honour, 141.
, . . . . , principality of, 285.
Chesterton, co. Cambridge, 82, 150,
172, 315.
, co. Huntingdon, 220.
Chesthunt, Chesthunte, co. Hertford.
See Cheshunt.
Chesulden. See Chesilden.
Chesworth, Chusworth, Cherseworth
[in Horsham], co. Sussex, manor,
276.
Chesylden. See C'hesilden.
Chetewynd, John, John de, of Shaving-
ton, 307.
, . . . . , Rose (Wastenesse),
wife of, 307.
Richard, 196.
Chetylton, co. Stafford. See Cheddle-
ton.
Chetyngdon, co. Buckingham. See
Cheddington.
Chevele, co Cambridge. See Cheve-
ley.
Chevele, William, of Cheveley, collector
of a tax in Cambridgeshire,
415.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in Cambridgeshire,
315.
Cheveley, Chevele, co. Cambridge, 315,
415.
I hevening, Cheyvenynge, co. Kent,
299.
, Chipstead in, q.v.
Cheverell, co. Wilts, 97.
Cheverell, John, of Dorset, 36, 37.
Cheylesmore [in Coventry, co. War-
wick], manor, 149.
Cheyne, Cheyny, Cheny, Alexander,
escheator in Kent and Middle-
sex, 136.
, . . . . , esquire, of Kent, 413.
, Hugh, knight, 396.
, . . . . , Maud, wife of,
396, 397.
, John, knight, 63, 333, 335.
, . . . . , of Isenhampstead, com-
missioner to raise a loan in
Buckinghamshire, 317.
, Laurence, of Cambridgeshire,
esquire, 256, 261.
, Margaret, 291.
484
GENERAL INDEX.
Cheyne — cont.
Roger, esquire, 62, 70.
} . . . . , John, son and
heir of, 70.
, Thomas, 182.
, of Buckinghamshire, 440.
William, 198, 201, 334.
t . . . . , Margaret, lato the wife
of, 274.
, esquire, of Kent, 413.
, knight, 334, 335.
t . . . . , . . . . , Cecily (Bonevill),
late the wife of, 397.
, . . . . , of Maidstone, collector
of a tax in Kent, 299.
,...., of Sheppey, commissioner
to raise a loan in Kent, 317, 318.
, sheriff of Kent, 6.
Cheyvenynge, co. Kent. See Cheven-
ing.
Chezelden. See Chesilden.
Chicheley, Chichele, Henry, bishop of
St. Davids [1408-1414], 32.
, . . . . , archbishop of Canter-
bury [1414-1443], 90, 157, 185,
218.
, John, of London, 37.
, Robert, mayor and escheator
of London, 379, 422, 426 bis,
442.
Chichester, Chichestre, Chychestre,
Cicestre, co. Sussex, 63, 171,
301, 439.
, port of, collectors of customs
and subsidies in. See Stukeley ;
Knottesford ; Bradbrugge ;
Bartelot ; Catton ; Waleys ;
Clipsham ; Exton ; Thamworth.
, . . . . , searchers of ships in.
See Waleys ; Assheford ; More.
Chichester, bishop of. See Rede ;
Kemp ; Ware.
, bishopric of, guardian of the
spirituality of, 158, 186, 218,
403.
guardians of the tem-
poralities of. See Newporte ;
Merflete ; Holym ; Patrington ;
Ware ; Fry ; Cheser ; Knottes-
ford ; Keychirche ; Northewo ;
Scot ; Brygham ; Duffeld ;
Hody ; Eston.
Chickerell, Chikerell, co. Dorset, 95.
, West, Westchikerell, co.
Dorset, 95.
Chidden, Chydden [in Hambledon],
co. Southampton, 172.
Chiddingly, Chytynglegh, co. Sussex,
301.
Chigwell, co. Essex, Woolston in, q.v.
Chikerell, co. Dorset. See Chickerell.
Chilcompton, Childecompton [co.
Somerset], 307.
Chilcote, Roger, collector of a tax in
Warwickshire, 85, 120.
Child, Childe, Chyld, Robert, of
Cottered, collector of a tax in
Hertfordshire, 173.
, Roger, of Orleton, ' gentil-
man,' collector of a tax in
Salop, 416.
, . . . . , Thomas, collector of a
tax in Gloucestershire, 85, 120.
, . . . . , of Farndon, collector of
a tax in Nottinghamshire, 170.
, William, of Gloucestershire, 14.
Childeeompton, co. Somerset. See
Chilcompton.
Childeokeford, co. Dorset. See Oke-
ford, Child.
Childewall, Robert, of Surrey, 30, 80.
Cf. Cheldewell.
Childhay, Childey, Childeye, Child-
havgh [in Broadwinsor, co.
Dorset], 152, 172, 299.
Childrey, Chelrey, co. Berks, 87, 122.
Chilham [co. Kent], alien manor, 41.
Chillingham, co. Northumberland,
Hepburn in, q.v.
Chilsworthy, Chellesworde, Cholles-
worthy [in Hols worthy], co.
Devon, 293.
Chilton Trinity, Chelton, co. Somerset,
386.
upon Polden, Chaunton, co.
Somerset, 95.
Chilton, John, of Stokesley, collector
of a tax in the North Riding, co.
York, 26.
Chinnock, Chynnok, co. Somerset, 220.
Chinnor, co. Oxford, W'ainhill in, q.v.
Chippenham, co. Wilts, Stanley in,
q.v.
Chippingdale, Chepyngdale, co. Lan-
caster, 300.
Chipstead, Chipstede [in Cheveiiing],
co. Kent, 416.
, Chypstede, co. Surrey, 26.
Chipstede, co. Kent. See Chipstoad.
Chipstede, John, of Chipstead, collector
of a tax in Kent, 416.
Chirche Ocle, co. Southampton. See
Oakley, Church.
Chirchebikenhull, co. Warwick. See
Bickenhill, Church.
Chirchehull, John, 248.
Chirye, Philip, 261.
Chiselden. See Chesilden.
Chiselhampton, Robert, collector of a
tax in Oxford, 88, 123.
Chiselhurst, co. Kent, 79.
Chisenbury, Chisyngbury [in Enford],
co, Wilts, manor, 140.
Chishall, Great, Chishull, co. Essex
[now co. Cambridge], 389.
Chishull, Bartholomew, of Thaxted,
collector of a tax in Essex, 87,
122.
Chisyngbury, co. Wilts. See Chisen-
bury.
GENERAL INDEX.
485
Chitterne. co. Wilts, 300.
Chitterne, John, clerk, 273, '214.
Chittlehampton, co. Devon, Head in,
q.v.
Chok, John, of Stjinton Drew, collector
of a tax in Somerset, 416.
Cholderton, Chaldryngton, Cheldryng-
ton, co. Wilts. 150, 417.
Chollesworthy |<H>. Devon]. See C'hils-
worthy.
Christchurch Twynham, Crisehurch
Twynham, ( 'ristchurche Twyn-
ham, Cristchurche, co. South-
ampton, castle, 97.
, hundred, 97.
prior of, 95, 96 h/*.
, priory of, advowson of, 97.
, Hinton Admiral in, y.r.
, Murding in, q.v.
Christian names, uncommon. : —
Acheles, 220.
Alma, 1.
Alnath, 358, 421).
Anastasia, 140, 424.
Ancelin, Anselin, 65, 68, 69, 102,
418.
Anker, 170.
Annis, 331, 348, 349.
Athelard, 151.
Beugo, 223.
Cornelius, 363.
Elisia, 323.
Elming, Elmyng. 228, 333, 354.
Emelino, 2.
Galvan, 82.
Hilbrand, 297.
Ismay, 335, 398.
Mariot, 362.
Plesewe, 270.
Robergia, 133.
Rustin, 276.
Thomasia, 332, 360.
Chulmleigh, co. Devon, Spittle in,
q.v.
Chunge, Richard, of Tingowick, collec-
tor of a tax in Buckinghamshire,
172.
Churchill, Churchehull, co. Worcester,
149.
Chuseldene, John, 59. (?/. CJii.selden.
Chusworth, co. Sussex. See Ches-
worth.
Chychestre, co. Sussex. See
Chichoster.
Cliydden, co. Southampton. See
Chidden.
Chydyock, Chediok, John, esquire,
89.
, . . . . , . . . . , Eleanor (Fitz
Waryn), wife of, 89.
, ...'., knight, 104.
Chylcl. See Child.
Chylterne, Thomas, of Wrdneslmry.
collector of a tax in Stafford-
shire, 85, 120.
( 'liymliam, Chymbeham, Edmund,
collector of a tax in Surrey,
416.
, of Kent, 38.
Chynnok, co. Somerset. See Chin-
nock.
( 'hypstede, co. Surrey. See Chip-
stead.
Chysell, John, of Raunds, collector of
a tax in Northamptonshire, 86,
121.
Chytynglegh, co. Sussex. See Chid-
dingly.
Chyvenee, Simon, 323.
Cicestre, co. Gloucester. See Ciren-
cester.
, co. Sussex. See Chichester.
Cinquo Ports, liberty of the, 53.
, searcher of ships in. See
Weyvile.
Cintley, Syntley [in Abberley, co.
Worcester], 74.
Circncester, Cirencestre, Cicestre,
Circestre, Syrencestre, co.
Gloucester, 27, 85, 120, 220,
301, 315, 415.
Clack, Clak, co. Wilts, 172.
Claghton, co. Lancaster. See Claugh-
ton.
Clairvaux [Aubo, France], abbot of,
83.
Clak, co. WTilts. See Clack.
Clamp, William, 323.
Clapeham. See Clapham.
Clapham, Clopham, co. Bedford,
manor, 161.
, Clopham, co. Sussex, 301.
Clapham, Clapeham, Richard, collector
of a tax in Nottinghamshire,
27, 85, 120.
Clare, Clayore [in Pyrton], co. Oxford,
173, 417.
, co. Suffolk, 26, 86, 121,
172.
Clarell, Thomas, commissioner to raise
a loan in the West Riding, co.
York, 317.
, . . . . , sheriff of Lincolnshire,
40, 42, 70, 81, 427, 428.
, . . . . , esquire, 244.
, ..... of Yorkshire, 17.
Clarence, duke of. See Thomas.
Claryngdon, Roger, Margaret, late
the wife of, 75, 83.
Clatford, Clatteford [in Preshute, co.
Wilts], alien priory, 47, 322.
Claughton, Claghton [in Garstang], co.
Lancaster, 300.
Claverlee, John, 232.
Clavyll, William, 397.
< laxtoii, co. Leicester, 416.
Claxton, William de, knight, 175.
, , Demse (Tyndale)
mother of Leo father of William,
knight, father of, 175.
486
GENERAL INDEX.
Claymond, Thomas, commissioner to
raise a loan in Kesteven, co.
Lincoln, 318.
Clay ore, co. Oxford. See Clare.
Clebury, Edmund, 126. Cf. Cleobury.
Clee, co. Lincoln, 222.
Cleeve, Bishops, Cleve, co. Gloucester,
220.
, Old, Clyve [co. Somerset],
Leonard, abbot of St. Mary of,
128.
, Washford in, q.v.
Clehonger, Clehungre, co. Hereford,
20.
Clement, John, farmer of the subsidy
and alnager of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Surrey and
Sussex, 197.
, . . . . , of Leake, collector of a
tax in Holland, co. Lincoln,
151.
, Walter, of Potton, collector of
a tax in Bedfordshire, 151.
Cleiidon, Richard, of Upton, collector
of a tax in Northamptonshire,
86, 121.
Cleobury, Clubury, James, of Upper
Hayton, collector of a tax in
Salop, 85, 120, 222. Cf.
Clebury.
Clerc. See Clerk.
Clere, Robert, 334.
Clerk, Clerc, Henry, chaplain, farmer
of Romney priory, 38.
, Hugh, of Ewerby, collector of
a tax in Kesteven, co. Lincoln,
301.
, John, ' hosteler,' collector of a
tax in Oxford, 153.
, . . . . , of Culverton, collector
of a tax in Buckinghamshire,
416.
, Peter, of Carl ton, collector of a
tax in Lindsey, co. Lincoln, 301.
, Philip, citizen and grocer of
London, 17.
, Simon, of Albrighton, collec-
tor of a tax in Salop, 172.
, Thomas, of Albrighton, collec-
tor of a tax in Salop, 85, 120.
, . . . . , of Hatfield, collector of
a tax in Hertfordshire, 221.
, William, collector of a tax in
Buckinghamshire, 150.
, . . . . , of Barton Hartshorn,
collector of a tax in Bucking-
hamshire, 222.
, . . . . , of High Wycombe,
collector of a tax in Bucking-
hamshire, 27, 86, 121, 222.
Clesby, Richard, collector of a tax in
York, 29.
Cleve, co. Gloucester. See Cleeve,
Bishops.
Clevedon, John, esquire, 294.
Cleveland, Clifland [parfc of Lang-
baurgh wapentake], co. York,
26, 173.
Cley, Nicholas, 209.
....... . . . . , Joan (Sproxton), wife of,
209.
Cleyangre by Coklyngton, co. Somer-
set. See Clinger.
Cliderowe, Clyderowe, Richard, com-
missioner to raise a loan in
Kent, 317.
, , sheriff of Kent, 262.
, of Kent, esquire, 75.
Cliffe, Clyve, co. Kent, 86, 121, 153.
, ' Medmerssh ' in, 98.
Cliffe, King's, Clyve, forest, in Rock-
ingham forest, co. Northamp-
ton, 44.
,...., . . . , forestry of Suley
in, q.v.
, , Darlegh in, 44.
, . . . . , . . . . , Dyrynghawe in,
44.
, . . . . , . . . . , Whytwong in, 44.
Clifford, Clyfford, Henry, 68, 73.
, James, collector of a tax in
Gloucestershire, 85, 120, 151.
, John, John de, knight, 426.
, , lord de, 433.
, , Elizabeth, late the
wife of, 433.
, . . . . , . . . . , Thomas, son and
heir of, 433.
, Richard, 78.
, . . . . , bishop of London [1407-
1421], 32, 90, 158, 160, 186,
219, 403.
, . . . . , . . . . , vicar-general of,
186, 219, 310.
, Robert, sheriff of Kent, 83.
, Thomas, lord de, Elizabeth,
late the wife of, 433.
, William, escheator in Kent,
81.
, . . . . , sheriff of Kent, 4 1 .
, , knight, 239, 240, 243,
266.
, . . . . , . . . . , Anne (Bardolf
and, Cobham), wife of, 412,
441.
Clifland, co. York. See Cleveland.
Clifton, co. Nottingham, 170.
[in Severn Stoke], co.
Worcester, 169.
Reynes, Clifton, co. Bucking-
ham, manor, 127.
; . , ' Botelors ' in, 199, 230.
' Wakes ' in, 199, 230.
Clifton, Clyfton, John, 109.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in
Lincoln, 29.
, Robert, sheriff of Norfolk and
Suffolk, 5.
Clinger, Cleyangre by Coklyngton [in
CuekJington], co. Somerset, 94.
OENERAL INDEX.
487
Clipslmm, Clypsham, John, collector
of customs and subsidies in
Chk'hesler find district, 204,
2G5, 216.
, . . . ., commissioner to raise a
loan in Surrey. .'{15, 317.
, . . . . , farmer of New Abbey by
Alberbury priory, 385.
, sheriff of Surrey and
Sussex, 12!), 296.
Clodock, co. Hereford, Crnsswell in, q.v.
Cloford, co. Somerset, Leightoii in, q.v.
Clombury, co. Salop. See Cluiibury.
Clone, co. Salop. See Clun.
Clongoneford [co. Salop]. See Clun-
gunford.
< 'lopham, co. Bedford. See Claphum.
co. Sussex. See Clapham.
Clopton, John, 264.
, Juliana (Crewe), late
the wife of, 264.
, . . . . , William, knight, son of,
264, 265.
, William, knight, 275 hi*.
cloths, 230.
for sale, subsidy on, 6—12, 69,
70, 110, 154, 197, 252, 341,
342, 393, 431, 432.
Clowegh, William, of Hartford, ; geiitil-
man,' 413.
Clubury. See Cleobury.
Clun, Clone, co. Salop, 165, 166.
, castle, 165, 166.
manor, 165, 166.
Clunbury, Clombury, co. Salop, manor,
165, 166.
Clungunford, Clongoneford [co. Salop],
manor, 163.
Clutton, co. Somerset, manor, 52.
Clyderowe. See Cliderowe.
Clyf, William de, of Cave, collector
of a tax in the East Riding, co.
York, 88, 123. Cf. Clyve.
Clyfford. See Clifford.
Clyfton. See Clifton.
Clynt, Clynte, John, of Earith, collector
of a tax in Huntingdonshire,
86, 121, 220.
Clyiiton, Ives de, 184.
, Robert, 235.
, lord de, commissioner t« raise
a loan in Gloucestershire, 315,
317.
Clyp.sham. See Clipsharn.
Clyve, co. Kent. See Cliffe.
, co. Northampton. See Cliffe,
King's.
[co. Somerset]. See Cleeve, Old.
Clyve, William, collector of a tax in
Hampshire, 27.
, collector of a tax in
Oxford, 29.
Cf. Clyf.
Coaley, Coueleye, co. Gloucester,
manor, 213.
( 'mite, ( 'otes [in Bishops Cannings], co.
Wilts, 97.
< '<i;ilcs, ( ireat, Great Cotes, co. Lincoln,
301.
Cobbecote, co. Oxford. See Copcourt.
Cobham, Cobbeham, Joan de, wife of
John Oldcastell, knight, q.v.
, John, 380.
, of Blackborough, 248,
249.
, . . . . , . . . . , Katharine
(Stafford), late the wife of, 248,
249.
, Reynold, knight, 441.
, . . . . , . . . . , Anne (Bardolf and
Clifford), wife of, 441.
Cockersand, Cokersand, Cokirsand
[co. Lancaster], abbev, 51, 99,
188, 236, 411.
Cocking, Cockyng, co. Sussex, manor,
164.
Codecombe, co. Somerset. See Cut-
combe.
Codernoic, Thomas, collector of a tax
in Devon, 417.
Codonore [co. Derby]. See Codiior.
Coderech, co. Hertford. See Cottered.
Codnor, Codenoro [co. Derby], 239,
265.
Codon, Peter, collector of a tax in
Suffolk, 26, 415.
, . . . . , of Dunwich, collector of
a tax in Suffolk, 301.
Cogan, William, knight, Isabel, late
the wife of, 364.
Cogeshale. See Coggeshale.
Cogges, co. Oxford, alien priory, 33.
Coggeshale, co. Essex. See Cogges-
hall.
Coggeshale, Cogeshale, Thomas, 437.
, . . . . , Richard, son and heir
of, 437.
, . . . . , esquire, 426.
, , Margaret, late the
wife of, 273.
, , of Essex, 372, 382.
, William, knight, commissioner
to raise a loan in Essex, 317.
Coggeshall, Coggeshale, co. Essex, 87,
122.
Cok, Coke, Cokk, Alexander, of
Cumberland, clerk, 343.
, . . . . , parson of Orton, 289.
, John, of Boston, collector of
a tax in Holland, co. Lincoln,
87, 122.
, . . . . , of Lilbourn, collector of
a tax in Northamptonshire, 26.
, . . . . , . . . . , esquire, collector
of a tax in Northamptonshire,
171.
, Philip, 334.
, Richard, chaplain, 183.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in
Lincoln, 29.
488
GENERAL INDEX.
Cok — cont.
, William, of Burnham, collector
of a tax in Buckinghamshire,
27.
, . . . . , of Hinckley, of Goscote
hundred, collector of a tax in
Leicestershire, 26.
Of, Cook.
Cokayn, John, justice of assize in
Northamptonshire, Warwick-
shire, Leicestershire, Notting-
hamshire, Derbyshire and
Lincolnshire, 225.
, knight, 22.
, ' luncle,' 280, 290.
, . . . . , of Cockayne Hatley,
360.
, Reynold, of Bedfordshire, 290.
Coke, See Cok.
Cokefeld, John, 379.
Cokeham, co. Berks. See Cookham.
Coker, co. Somerset, 152.
, East, Est Coker, co. Somerset,
manor, 124.
Coker, Cokyr, Mathew, 24.
, . . . . , escheator in Somerset
and Dorset, 81.
". . . , mayor of Bristol, com-
missioner to raise a loan in
Somerset, 314.
, . . . . , sheriff of Somerset and
Dorset, 215.
....... Robert, Agnes, late the wife of,
240.
-. Cf. Cokker.
Cokerell, John, heir of, 243.
Robert, of Buxhall, collector
of a tax in Suffolk, 221, 301.
, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Berkshire, 28.
, . . . . , of Childrey, collector of
a tax in Berkshire, 87, 122.
Cokersand [co. Lancaster]. See
Cockersand.
Cokesey, Hugh, 276.
, , knight, 322.
, . . . . , . . . . , Joan (Nevill), wife
of, 322.
Cokham, co. Berks. See Cookham.
Cokirsand [co. Lancaster]. See
Cockersand.
Cokk. See Cok.
Cokker, Geoffrey, of Rempstone,
collector of a tax in Notting-
hamshire, 299. Cf. Coker.
Cokkys, John, of Milverton, collector
of a tax in Somerset, 47, 60.
Cokson, Robert, of Searby, collector
of a tax in Lindsey, co. Lincoln,
173.
Cokworthy, John, of Devon, 319.
, . . . . , ....,' gentilman,' 293.
Colbache, co. Salop. See Colebatch.
Colbache, John, of Colebatch, collector
of a tax in Salop, 172.
Colbeme, Ellis, collector of a tax in
Worcestershire, 84, 119.
Colbrok, Thomas, citizen and fish-
monger of London, 297.
Colbrond, John, collector of a tax in
Sussex, 28.
Colby, John, of Ropsley, collector of a
tax in Kesteven, co. Lincoln,
25.
Colchester, Colcestre, Colchestre, co.
Essex, 137, 178, 206.
Coldewelle, co. Devon, 439.
Coldon, John, of Northampton, farmer
of the subsidy and alnage of
cloths for sale, and alnager, in
Northamptonshire and Rutland,
394.
, . . . . , of Northamptonshire,
farmer of the subsidy and alnage
of cloths for sale, and alnager,
in Northamptonshire and Rut-
land, 9.
Coldridge, Colrugge, co. Devon, manor,
250.
Cole, John, esquire, 198, 201, 319.
, . . . . , . . . . , Margaret
(Pomeray), mother of, 198, 201.
, . . . . , of Bath, collector of a
tax in Devon, 153.
, . . . . , of Chilterne, collector
of a tax in Wiltshire, 300.
, of Nethway, Margaret,
late the wife of, 378.
Cf. Coole.
Colebatch, Colbache [in Bishop's
Castle], co. Salop, 172.
Colepepir, John, esquire, 405.
, . . . . , . . . . , Eleanor (Grene),
mother of, 405.
Coleridge, Colryg, co. Devon, 28.
Colet, Colett, Geoffrey, of Middlesex,
199.
WTalter, of Oxfordshire, 66.
Collard, John, of Great Shelford,
collector of a tax in Cambridge-
shire, 221, 300.
colleges named : —
Oxford, St. Mary of Winchester.
Tong.
Winchester, St. Mary.
Colles, Walter, clerk, 438.
Collingbourne, Colyngborn, co. Wilts,
427, 436.
Ducis, Colyngbourne Valence,
co. Wilts, manor, 108.
Collingham, Colyngham, co. Notting-
ham, 170.
Colmorde, Colmorthe, co. Bedford.
See Colm worth.
Colmpstoke, co. Devon. See Culm-
stock.
Colmworth, Colmorde, Colmorthe, co.
Bedford, 28, 151.
Colmystoke, co. Devon. See Culrn-
stock.
GENERAL INDEX.
489
Colne, co. Huntingdon, .'{(to.
Colneye, Robert, of Hertfordshire,
' ;{7:*.
Colrugge, co. Devon. See GoldridgB.
Colryg, co. Devon, See Coleridge.
Colshull, John, Emma, late the wife of,
2, 54.
, . . . . , . . . . , John, son. and heir
of, 54.
, esquire, 2.
, , knight, 238, 288.
, . . . . , . . . . , John, son and
heir of, 288.
Colstone, Thomas, of Corby, 400.
Colswayn, Thomas of Faringdon,
collector of a tax in Berkshire,
222.
Colverdon, co. Buckingham. See,
Culverton.
Colvile, Colvill, Colville, Colvvle, John,
265.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner
to raise a loan in Cambridge-
shire, 315, 316.
, , , of Dale, 239.
, Robert, 354.
, . . . . , of Bristol, merchant,
394.
Colwich, co. Stafford, Haywood in,
q.v.
, Little Haywood in, q.v.
, Hixon in, q.v.
Colwinston, co. Glamorgan, Xewland
in, q.v.
Colylond, co. Cornwall. See Calli-
lond.
Colyn, John, of Culmstock, collector of
a tax in Devon, 153.
, . . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in Devon, 315.
, Thomas, of Holland, collector
of a tax in Cornwall, 86, 121.
Colyngborn, co. Wilts. See Colling-
bourne.
Cotyiigbourne Valence, co. Wilts. See
Collingbourne Ducis.
Colyngbourne, Richard, collector of a
tax in Wiltshire, 26.
, of Bedwin, collector of a
tax in Wiltshire, 220.
, of Wiltshire, 107.
Colyngham, co. Nottingham. See
Collingham.
Combe Bisset, co. Wilts. See Coombe
Bissett.
Combe, William, of Somerset, parson
of Camerton, 176.
Combes, co. Suffolk. See Combs.
co. Sussex. See Coombcs.
Combridge, Combreggo, Combrugge
[in Rocoster], co. Stafford, 298,
417.
Combs, Combes, Combys, co. Suffolk,
221, 301.
, manor, 312.
( oiuorwell, John, of Hartham, 36.
, . . . . , . . . . , Margaret, wife of,
36.
Oompgroye, Copegray, John, of God-
manchester, collector of a tax
in Huntingdonshire, 86, 121,
152.
Compton Dando, co. Somerset, Wool-
lard in, q.v.
Durville [in South Petherton],
co. Somerset, 297.
Compworth, Thomas, escheator in
Northamptonshire and Rutland,
391, 404.
, . . . . , of Northamptonshire,
46, 64, 107, 260.
Comyn, Henry, collector of a tax in
Herefordshire, 222.
, John, of Putley, collector of a
tax in Herefordshire, 418.
Conches [Euro, France], abbey of St.
Peter of Chatillon of, 58.
, abbot of, 58.
, monk of. See Mustervillers.
Conde, co. Salop. See Cound.
Coneas. See Conyers.
Conede, co. Salop. See Cound.
Conors, Nicholas, collector of a tax in
Suffolk, 26. Cf. Conyers.
Congresbury, Congersbury, co. Somer-
set, 50.
Congreve, Robert, collector of a tax
in Staffordshire, 27.
Coningsby, Conyngesby, co. Lincoln,
433.
, church of, advowson of, 433.
Coiiode, co. Salop. See Cound.
Constable, Constabell, Peter, collector
of a tax in the East Riding, co.
York, 219.
, . . . . , of Hollym, collector of a
tax in the East Riding, co.
York, 173.
, Thomas, of Yorkshire, esquire,
337.
Conyers, Coneas, Christopher, 134, 187.
, Ellen (Rolleston), wife of,
134.
, Robert, knight, Joan, late the
wife of, 380.
....... ..... of Sockburn, collector
of a tax in the North Riding, co.
York, 219, 300.
, , commissioner to
raise a loan in the North Riding,
co. York, 318.
Cf. Conors.
Conyngesby, co. Lincoln. See Conings-
°y-
Cook, Cooke, Jolin, 323.
, . . . . , Alice, wife of, 323.
clerk, 224.
, of Oadby, collector of a
tax in Leicestershire, 170.
, . . . . , of Warwickshire, 9.
490
GENERAL INDEX.
Cook — cont.
, Roger, of Oadby, collector of a
tax in Leicestershire, 223.
Of. Cok.
Cookham, Cokeham, Coklmin, co.
Berks, Seven Hundreds of, and
Bray, 23, 87, 122.
Coole, WiUiam, of Surrey, 352. Cf.
Cole.
Coombe Bissett, Combe Bisset, eo.
Wilts, manor, 368.
Coombes, Combes, Coumbes, co.
Sussex, 150.
, church of, advowson of, 109.
, Applesham in, q.v.
, Notharn in, q.v.
Copcourt, Cobbecote [in Aston
Rowant], co. Oxford, 173.
Copdock, Copdoke, co. Suffolk, 221.
Copdoke, John, esquire, of Copdock,
collector of a tax in Suffolk,
221.
Cope, John, esquire, 63.
Copegray. See Compgreye.
Copeland, Coupeland, Coupland [co.
Cumberland], district of,
benefices in exempted from
tax, 51, 99, 189, 236, 324, 411.
Cople, Coupull, co. Bedford, 85, 120.
Copleston, John, 124.
, . . . . , esquire, 115.
, the younger, 330, 438.
, . . . . , . . . . , escheator in Devon
and Cornwall, 262, 432.
Copley, Coppelay [in Halifax], co.
York, 417.
Coppelay, co. York. See Copley.
Copto, John, of Ryhall, collector of a
tax in Rutland, 171.
Copyn, John, of Leicester, 110.
Corbet, Robert, sheriff of Salop, 296.
, . . . . , esquire, 334.
, , knight, 195 bis, 210.
, , Joan, late the wife
of, 210, 239, 274.
, , , Sibyl (Grevell),
daughter and heir of, 210.
, . . . . , sheriff of Salop, 40.
, Roger, escheator in Salop and
the adjacent march of Wales,
263, 322.
, of Salop, 355.
, Thomas, of Leigh, 333.
, . . . . , of Great Wollaston, 110.
Corbrigge, Corbrugge, John, the elder
of High Wycombe, collector of
a tax in Buckinghamshire, 172.
, Thomas, 134, 135.
, . . . . , Maud (Broun), late the
sister of, 134.
, . . . . , Maud, late the wife of,
134, 135.
Corby [co. Lincoln], 400.
Cordewayn, Robert, 62.
Coreley, co. Salop, Hints in, q.v.
Corf, John, commissioner to raise a
loan in Surrey, 315.
Corfe Castle, Corff, co. Dorset, 397,
398.
, Afflingtoii in, q.v.
, Arfleet Mill in, q.v.
, Kingston in, q.v.
, Rollington in, q.v.
Cork, John, of Cornwall, 74, 360.
( 'ornowaill, Cornewail, John, knight,
420.
, . . . . , knight, of Bedfordshire,
419.
, , , of Kinlet, 62.
, Lewis,- esquire, 336.
Corneworthy, co. Devon. See Corn-
worthy.
Cornish acre, 189, 250.
Cornu, Walter, 50, 280, 364.
Cornysh, John, ' touker,' collector of a
tax in Salisbury, 88, 123.
Cornwall, county, coinage of tin in,
93.
, collectors of taxes in, 27, 86,
121, 152, 170, 222, 299, 418.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 318.
a escheator in, 2 (3), 52, 54,
63 (3), 64, 82, 91, 93, 104 bis,
107, 143 (3), 145 (3), 185, 189,
195, 196 bis, 217, 238, 239 bis,
240, 242, 250, 273 bis, 275 (4),
285, 326, 331 bis, 332 (4), 333,
334, 361, 365, 377, 378 bis, 379,
380, 426 bis.
, See also Fulf ord ;
Cary ; Hill ; Fortescu ; Talbot ;
Copleston ; Jaybyn.
, havener in. See Chaucer.
, king's alnager in. See Hosiero.
, sheriff of, 245.
....... . . . . , serjeant of. See Rey-
nold.
, See also Arundell
(John, esquire) ; Kederowe ;
Talbot ; Tresverdion ; Fulford ;
Arundell (John, knight) ; Derne-
ford ; Arundell (John, of Trerice,
knight) ; Arundell (Thomas).
, under-sheriff of. See Lee.
Cornwall, duchy, 18, 59, 60, 128, 250,
340, 361, 365.
, . . . . , receiver general of, 352.
, duke of. See Henry.
Cornwood, co. Devon, Ivybridge in,
q.v.
Cornworthy, Corneworthy, co. Devon,
172.
Corringham, Coryngham, co. Lincoln,
243.
Corryour, Thomas, 292.
Corscombe, Jolm, king's alnager in
Salisbury and Wiltshire, 11.
Corsham, Cosham, Cossham, co. Wilts,
alien priory, 344.
<;KNERAL INDEX.
( 'orshnm— cont.
, manor, 321.
( 'orv. North, co. Somerset . ,xvr ( 'urry,
North.
Cory, John, of Cornwall, ' gentilman,'
293.
Coryngham, co. Lincoln. See Corring-
ham.
Cosham, Cossham, co. Wilts. See
Corsham.
Cossington, Cosynton, co. Leicester,
223.
Costessey, Costosey [co. Norfolk],
manor, 312.
Cosun, John, of London, 58.
( 'osynton, co. Leicester. See Cossiiig-
ton.
Coteler, Henry, of Burford, collector
of a tax in Oxfordshire, 301.
Coteron, John, ' in ' Newbury, collector
of a tax in Berkshire, 222.
Cotes, co. Northampton. See Cotton.
, co. Wilts. See Coate.
, Great, co. Lincoln. See Coates,
Great.
Cotes, Humphrey, 341, 365, 439.
, . . . . , escheator in Stafford-
shire, 432.
, of Staffordshire, 382,
423.
, Jolin de, esquire, 379.
, Richard, citizen and fish-
monger of London, 297.
Cotesmore, co. Rutland. See Cottes-
more.
Cothull, William, collector of a tax in
Surrey, 416.
Cotom, William de, collector of a tax
in Lincoln, 89, 124. Cf. Cotton.
Coton, co. Lancaster. See Cottam.
, co. Salop. See Cotton.
Coton. See Cotton.
Cottam, Coton [in Preston], co. Lan-
caster, 300.
Cottered, Coderech, co. Hertford, 173.
Cottesmore, Cotesmore, co. Rutland,
220.
Cottingham, co. York, Willerby in,
q.v.
Cotton, Cotes [in Ringstead], co.
Northampton, 299.
, Coton [in Won], co. Salop,
222.
Cotton, Coton, Henry, of Milton,
collector of a tax in Stafford-
shire, 171, 417.
, John, of Bolehall, collector of
a tax in Warwickshire, 416.
, . . . . , of Tarn worth, collector
of a tax in Staffordshire, 221,
417.
, Robert, collector of customs
and subsidies in London and
district, 5, 113.
Thomas, 199.
Cotton, Thomas— cont.
, ..... csrhcator in Stafford-
shire, 6.
Cottusmore, John, 3!);$.
Coudray, Edward, sheriff of Hamp-
shire, 215.
, sheriff of Oxfordshire
and Berkshire, 6.
, John, Margaret (Wayte), lato
the wife of, 435.
, . . . . , . . . . , Maud (Coudray),
sister of, 435.
, Peter, esquire, Maud, late the
wife of, 333, 435.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Margaret
(Coudray and Wayto), sister
and heir of, 435.
Coueley, co. Gloucester. See Coaley.
Coufeld, Coufold, co. Sussex. See
Cowfold.
Coufold, Robert, of Bulkington, collec-
tor of a tax in Wiltshire, 300.
Coughton, William, ' barbour,' collector
of a tax in Worcester, 302.
Coumbes, co. Sussex. See Coombes.
council, the, 132, 226, 245, 249, 252,
267, 290, 316, 322, 328, 389,
400, 409, 413, 415, 421.
, great, of Edward III, 6, 11,
342.
Cound, Conde, Conede, Conode, co.
Salop, 416.
, manor, 165, 166.
, Cressage in, q.v.
Countevile, Thomas, 196.
Coupeland [co. Cumberland]. See
Copeland.
Coupeland, John, searcher of ships in
Kingston on Hull and district,
206.
Couper, Coupere, Henry, of Norfolk,
110.
, John, 292.
, William, 323.
, . . . . , of Royston, collector of
a tax in Hertfordshire, 418.
Coupland [co. Cumberland]. See
Copeland.
Coupull, co. Bedford. See Cople.
Court, Francis, knight, 2.
Courtenay, Courteney, Edward de,
earl of Devon, 93, 275, 320, 326,
329.
, , Hugh, knight, earl
of Devon, son and heir of, 326,
329.
, Hugh, knight, commissioner
to raise a loan in Devon, 315,
318.
, . . . . , . . . . , earl of Devon,
426, 438, 439.
, ..... Thomas
son and heir of, 438, 439.
,....,....,...., commissioner
to raise a loan in Devon, 318.
492
GENERAL INDEX.
Courtenay, Hugh, knight — cont.
, . . . . , . . . . , of Bampton, 237.
the elder, 330.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , sheriff of
Devon, 262.
, John, knight, Philip, son and
heir of, 115, 124,384.
, Margery de, countess of Devon,
93.
, Richard, bishop of Norwich
[1413-1415], 32, 90, 104, 115,
118, 124, 127, 133, 384.
, Thomas, esquire. Joan, late
the wife of, 380.
, William, 115.
, , knight, 239, 240.
Courteys. See Curteys.
Cove, North, Northcove, co. Suffolk,
48, 49, 172.
Cove, John, of North Cove, collector
of a tax in Suffolk, 172.
Coventre, co. Warwick. See Coventry.
Coventre, Jolm, the elder, of Devizes,
collector of a tax in Wiltshire,
220.
Richard, 278.
, Robert, of London, ' mercer,'
355.
, Thomas, commissioner to
raise a loan in Oxfordshire, 317.
, . . . . , of Oxfordshire, 33.
Coventry, Coventre, co. Warwick, 282.
collectors of taxes in, 29.
, mayor of. See Malory.
, prior of, 74.
Cheylesmore in, q.v.
Coventry and Lichfield, bishop of.
See Burghill ; Heyworth.
, bishopric of, guardian of the
spirituality of, 90.
, . . . . , guardians of the tem-
poralities of. See Bullok ;
Barton ; Lee ; Lone.
Cowar, Ralph, of Whitby, collector of
a tax in the North Riding, co.
York, 300.
Cowfold, Coufold, Coufeld, co. Sussex,
221, 418.
Cowick, Cowyk [in Exeter, co. Devon],
alien priory, 39, 298, 340, 385.
, . . . . , prior of. See Bourgean-
vyll ; Mennevall ; Dounebant.
Coxwold, co. York, Birdforth in, q.v.
Coychurch, Coychyrch, Coytchurche
[co. Glamorgan], 99, 100.
, church of, advowson of, 101.
, Pencoed in, q.v.
, Tregroes in, q.v.
, Watertown in, q.v.
Coyne, Robert, of Jay, collector of a
tax in Salop, 416.
Coytchurche [co. Glamorgan]. See
Coychurch.
Coyty, Coytyff [co. Glamorgan], castle,
100, 101.
Coyty— cont.
, lordship, 100, 101.
, manor, 100, 101.
, Nolton in, q.v.
Crakanthorp. See Crakenthorp.
Crakefenne, Alice, 323.
Crakenthorp, Crakanthorp, Krakan-
thorp, John, 114.
, . . . . , Alice (de Salkeld), wife
of, 114.
, Robert, Robert de, escheator
in Cumberland and Westmore-
land, 308.
, . . . , of Westmoreland, ' gentil-
man,' 433.
Cramlington,Cramlyngton [in the parish
of St. Andrew, Newcastle-upon-
Tyne], co. Northumberland, 65.
, manor, 375.
, Whitehall in, q.v.
Cramlyngton, William, 335, 375.
, Agnes (Hirnyng),
daughter and heir of, 375.
, Alice, daughter and heir
of, 375.
Cranbrook, co. Kent, Bettenhames-
wode in, q.v.
Crane, Hugh, citizen of Winchester, 353.
, Robert, of Suffolk, 359.
Cranesle, co. Northampton. See
Cransley.
Cranewell, David, of Carlby, collector
of a tax in Kesteven, co. Lincoln,
222.
Cranley, Cranlo, William, 24.
, collector of a tax in
Surrey, 416.
, of Surrey, 10, 55, 131.
Cransley, Cranesle, co. Northampton,
171.
Crasswell, Carswell, Carswall, in Wales
[in Clodock, co. Hereford],
priory, 16, 54.
Cra thorn, Crathorne, Carethorne,
Thomas, Thomas de, collector
of a tax in the North Riding,
co. York, 219.
, . . . . , of Marton, collector of a
tax in the North Riding, co.
York, 87, 122, 151.
Crauford, co. Dorset. See Crawford.
Craule, co. Sussex. See Crawley.
Crauncewyke, William, of North
Dalton, collector of a tax in
the East Riding, co. York, 417.
Craunfeld, John, escheator in Bedford-
shire, 190.
Craunford, Robert, lord de Newington,
collector of a tax in Oxfordshire,
221.
Craven, co. York, 87, 122, 220.
Craven, Cravene, John, of Nottingham-
shire, 228.
, Robert, collector of a tax in
Buckinghamshire, 150.
GENERAL INDEX.
493
Craven — con I.
, Thomas de, collector of n tax
in the West Riding, co. York,
87, 122.
Crawocestre, Richard, 144, 175.
, . . . . , Emma (Tyndale), lato
the wife of, 175.
Crawford, Oanford, co. Dorset, 9f>.
Crawley, Cranle, co. Sussex, 171.
Cray, St. Mary, Seintemariecraye, co.
Kent, 79.
, Kevingtown in, q.v.
, St. Mary Lynge in, q.v.
, St. Paul's, Paulyne.scrave, co.
Kent, 79.
Credy, John, of Surrey, 10, 11.
Greeting, Cretyngge, co. Suffolk, 301.
St. Mary, Cretyng [co. Suffolk],
and Everdon [co. Northamp-
ton], alien priory, 46, 366.
Crekkelade, Thomas, 99.
Crepe [in Merriot ?], co. Somerset, 397.
Cresacre, James, esquire, 238.
Crescy. See Creasy.
Cressage, Cressege [in Cound], co.
Salop, 152.
Cressevyle, John, of Ashbourne, collec-
tor of a tax in Derbyshire, 220.
Cressich alias Bentley, William, 387.
, . . . . , Eleanor (Bentlev),
mother of, 387.
,...., John, son and heir of, 387 .
, . . . . , . . . . , Margaret, late the
wife of, 388.
Cressingham, Cressyngham, co. Nor-
folk, 150.
C'ressy, Crescy, Edmund, 106.
, of Wheathampstead, 377.
, John, heir of, 64.
, Ralph, of Selstori, collector of
a tax in Nottinghamshire, 170.
, Richard, escheator in Notting-
hamshire and Derbyshire, 135.
, William, parson of Winter-
bourne Earls, 95.
, . . . . , of Markham, collector
of a tax in Nottinghamshire,
220, 416.
Cressyngham, co. Norfolk. See Cres-
singham.
Cretyng [co. Suffolk]. See Creating
St. Mary.
Cretyngge, co. Suffolk. See Creeting.
Crevker, John, of Twyford, collector
of a tax in Derbyshire, 151.
Crewe, Thomas, Thomas de, 255.
, sheriff of Warwickshire
and Leicestershire, 40.
, , esquire, 239, 263-265.
, . . . . , . . . . , Juliana (Clopton),
late the wife of, 264.
Crewkerne, Crukerne, co. Somerset, 416.
Cricket Malherbe, Criket Malherbe, co.
Somerset, 94.
Cricklade, co. Wilts, Chelworth in, q.v.
Cridlestylo, Cridelestrowe [in Fording-
l)fidgo], co. Southampton,
manor, 140.
(YiUi-t Malherbe, co. Somerset. See
Cricket Malherbe.
< Yi | >s, Henry, of Copcourt, the younger,
collector of a tax in Oxfordshire,
173.
CrischurchTwynharn ,co. Southampton.
See Christchurch Twynham.
Crispvrig, John, collector of a tax in
* Norfolk, 27.
Crissechirch, Richard, 343.
, Agnes, daughter and
heir of, 343.
, . . . . , Alice, wife of, 343.
Cristall' [co. York]. See Kirkstall.
( Yistchurche, Cristchurche Twynham,
co. Southampton. See Christ-
church Twynham.
Crist yn. Cristyiio, Crystyn, Crystyne,
John, collector of a tax in
Huntingdonshire, 28.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Huntingdonshire, 314.
, . . . . , of Earith, collector of a
tax in Huntingdonshire, 152,
171, 417.
Critchel, Long, Long Kirchill, co.
Dorset, 297.
Croft, Crofte, co. Hereford, 301.
, co. York, Jolby in, q.v.
Crofte, William, of Croft, collector of a
tax in Herefordshire, 301.
Crofton, Clement de, 113.
, ..... Joan, wife of, 113.
Ooke, Crooke, Henry, collector of a
tax in Gloucestershire, 27.
, John, ' fysshmonger,' collector
of a tax in Oxford, 302.
, Robert, collector of a tax in
Wiltshire, 150.
Crokerne. See Crukern.
Crokham, co. Berks. See Crookham.
co. Southampton. See Crook -
ham.
Crokker, John, coMimissioner to raise
a loan in Devon, 315.
Crome, Croume, Roger, 56, 199, 231.
, , of Yorkshire, 346.
Crompe, Richard, of Pattori, collector
of a tax in Salop, 301.
Cromwell, Crumwell, Ralph, Ralph de,
knight, 143, 376.
, . . . . , . . . . , Avice (Cromwell),
mother of Ralph father of
Ralph father of, 376.
, . . . . , the elder, lord
de Tattershall, 278.
, . . . . , . . . . , ..... Maud,
late the wife of, 278.
, , , , , Ralph,
son of, 278.
, , Ralph,
knight, grandson of, 196, 278.
494
GENERAL INDEX.
Crondall, Crundale, co. Southampton,
269.
, Crookham in, q.v.
Crooke. See Croke.
Crookharn, Crokham [in Thatcham],
co. Berks, church or chapel of,
advowson of, 96.
, manor, 96.
, Crokham [in Crondall], co.
Southampton, 269.
Crophill, Nicholas, knight, 342.
Cropthorne, Cropthorn, co. Worcester,
219.
Crosby, Crosseby [in Frodingham
and Flixborough], co. Lincoln,
152.
C'roser, Croyser, William, esquire,
106.
, , Anne, daughter
and heir of, 270, 281, 303.
, , Edith, late the
wife of, 270, 271, 281, 303.
Crosse, John, of Coleridge, collector
of a tax in Devon, 28.
Crosseby, co. Lincoln. See Crosby,
('rote, John, 155.
, . . . . , Isabel (Robell), mother
of, 155.
Croucheman, Thomas, 323.
Croucher, John, citizen and vintner
of London, 393.
Croume. /See Crome.
Crouthorn, co. Somerset. See Crow-
thorne.
Crowell, Crouwell [co. Oxford], church
of, Robert, parson of, 47.
Crowemer. See Crowmere.
Crowenale, Henry, knight, 395, 429.
Crowmere, Crowemer, William, mayor
and escheator of London, 62 (2),
63.
Crowthorne, Crouthorn [in Sutton
Montis], co. Somerset, 94.
Croxall, Croxsall [cos. Derbv and
Stafford], 199.
Croxby, co. Lincoln, 222, 378.
Croxsall [cos. Derby and Stafford].
See Croxall.
Croydon, co. Surrey, 299.
Croyser. See Croser.
Crukern, Crokerne, John, of Childhay,
collector of a tax in Somerset,
152, 172, 299.
Crukerne, co. Somerset. See Crew-
kerne.
Crulle, William, 323.
Crumwell. See Cromwell.
Crundale, co. Southampton. See Cron-
dall.
Crydelyngton, co. York. See Girling-
ton.
Crydelyngton, John de, of Crydelyng-
ton, collector of a tax in the
North Riding, co. York, 87,
122. Cf. Girlyngton.
Cryell, John, of Sittingbourne, collec-
tor of a tax in Kent, 221.
Crystyn, Crystyne. See Cristyn.
Cucklington, co. Somerset, Clinger in,
q.v.
Culleworth, co. Northampton. See
Cul worth.
Cullompton, co. Devon, Langford in,
q.v.
Culmstock, Colmpstoke, Colmystoke,
co. Devon, 153, 315.
Culverton, Colverdon [in Princes Ris-
borough], co. Buckingham, 416.
Culworth, Culleworth, co. Northamp-
ton, 86, 121.
Cumberland, county, benefices in
exempted from tax, 51, 99, 189,
236, 324, 411.
escheator in, 63, 64, 113, 142,
194, 195, 196 bis, 209, 238 bis,
242, 246, 331, 378, 380, 426,
433.
, See also Stapleton ;
Lowther ; Salkeld ; Osmunder-
lawe ; Thornburgh ; Beaulieu ;
Crakenthorp ; Wareop.
, farmers of customs and sub-
sidies in. See Merkynfeeld ;
llygdon.
, sheriff of. See Lye ; Haryng-
ton ; Stapleton (William) ;
Culwen ; Lancaster ; Osmun-
derlawe ; Lowther ; Lamp-
logh ; Stapleton (William, the
elder) ; Radcliff.
Culwen, Christopher, knight, sheriff of
Cumberland, 128, 176.
Cumberworth, Cumbreworth, Thomas,
knight, commissioner to raise a
loan in Lindsey, co. Lincoln,
316.
, . . . . , . . . . , sheriff of Lincoln-
shire, 129, 168.
Cundower, Ralph, of Shrewsbury,
collector of a tax in Shrewsbury,
302.
Cunne, Walter, collector of a tax in
Bristol, 174.
Cuntas, John, of Middlesex, 391.
Curry, North, North Cory, Northcory,
co. Somerset, 27, 60, 416.
Curson, William, of Croxall, 199.
Curteys, Courteys, Surteys, John, of
* Suffolk, 384.
, of Wold Newton, collec-
tor of a tax in Lindsey, co.
Lincoln, 222.
, Reynold, farmer of the posses-
sions of the abbot of Conches in
England, 59.
, . . . , esquire, 83, 274.
Robert, the elder, 311.
Thomas, knight, sheriff of
Northumberland, 358, 428.
....... See also Surteys.
GENERAL INDEX.
495
custom and subsidy on wools, hides I );ilhy, Little, co. Leicester, 375.
and woolfells, 3, 4, 6, 69, 70, Dalhy, Hugh, of Brokehampton, collec-
112, 141, 155, 157, 192, 193, ' tor of a tax in Warwickslii.v,
203, 216, 242, 251, 292, 293, 85, 120.
294, 349, 351, 381, 383, 428, , John, of Pillerton, collector
429. of a tax in Warwickshire, 85,
custom and subsidy payable by aliens 120.
for garments made for export, , Thomas, of Leicestershire, 101.
3-5, 69, 70, 112, 113, 157, 203, Dnldorby, co. Lincoln, 433.
204, 241, 242, 293, 294, 349, Dale [in Lawford], co. Essex, manor,
383, 428. 146.
custom of cloths of wool, etc., made [co. York], See Daletown.
in England for export, 3-5, 69, Dale, Maud, 271, 272. See also
70, 112, 113, 157, 203, 204, 241, Middelton.
242, 294, 349, 383, 428. Thomas, Thomas de, esquire,
customs, granted to Edward I by alien Thomas, son and heir of, 140.
merchants, 3-5, 69, 70, 112, , ...., knight, Sibyl, late tho
113, 157, 203, 204, 241, 242, wife of, 146.
293, 294, 349, 383, 428. Daletown, Dale [in Hawnby, co.
, fanners of, appointment of, 295. York], 239.
customs and subsidies, collectors of, Dalham, co. Suffolk, 221.
appointments of, 3-6, 13, 14, Dalling, Field, Filddallvng, Fylddal-
69, 70-72, 78, 112, 113, 129, lyng, co. Norfolk* alien priory,
130, 141, 155, 157, 162, 191- 37, 111, 139.
193, 203-205, 216, 241, 242, Dalston, John, John de, 142.
246, 251, 291-294, 349-353, , , of Cumberland, 146.
380, 381, 383, 428, 429. , , , Joan, daughter
See also subsidy ; taxation. and heir of, 146.
Cutcombe, Codecombe, co. Somerset, , . . . . , . . . . , Marion, daughter
manor, 183, 184. and heir of, 146.
Cuttyng, Robert, of Wilton, collector Dalton, Dalton by Roderham [in
of a tax in Wiltshire, 417. Rotherham and Thrybergh], co.
, , of Wiltshire, 427. York, Woodlaithes, ' Wode-
Cutwolf, William, of Owston, collector lathes by Dalton ' in, 131.
of a tax in Lindsey, co. Lincoln, , North, Dalton, co. York,
222. 417.
Cynkelburgh, co. Buckingham. Sec Dalton, John, John de, 227.
Singleborough. , . . . . , receiver general of the
principality of Wales, 60.
, . . . . , knight, Isabel, late the
wife of, 62.
Dalyngregg, Walter, Katharine
(Stevenes), sister of, 438.
D Richard, son of, 438.
Dam, William, 243.
Dabernon, Dabernoun, John, 325. Danet, John, of Gadsby, 326.
350. , . . . . , of Leicestershire, 266,
. . , of Devon, 280. 341.
Dabriggecourt, Dabrychecourt, Danhurste, Robert, collector of a tax
Daprichecorte, John, knight, in Surrey, 151.
195 bis, 228. Daniel, Danyell, John, farmer of Liii-
,...., Joan, lato the wife ton priory, 59.
of, 440. of Edmonton, collector
, John, son and of a tax in Middlesex, 415.
heir of, 228, 440. , Thomas, collector of a tax in
Daccombe, Thomas, collector of a tax Norwich, 418.
in Dorset, 26. William, 265.
Dacre, Robert, of Cumberland, 361. Danjon, Mathew, collector of a tax in
, Thomas de, lord de Gillesland, Dorset, 221.
146. Dansey, Daundesey, Dauntesey, Hugh,
Dagnall, Dagenhale [in Edlesborough], collector of a tax in Wiltshire,
co. Buckingham, 172. 150.
Dalamare, John, collector of a tax in Thomas, 408.
Worcestershire, 84, 119. Cf Joan (Hawley ), daughter
Mare. and heir of, 408.
496
GENERAL INDEX.
Dansey, Thomas— cent.
, . . . . , of Webton, collector of a
tax in Herefordshire, 222.
, Walter, knight, 181-183, 333,
374.
, . . . . , Elizabeth (Bever-
lee), mother of, 181, 182.
, . . . . , Joan (Stradlyng)
sister and heir of, 374.
, . . . . , . . . . , John, knight,
father of, 374.
, . . . . , . . . . , John Dansey,
knight, grandfather of, 374.
, , Joan, wife
of, 374.
, Thomasia, late
the wife of, 374.
Danseye, co. Essex. See Dengie.
Danvers, Daunvers, John, esquire,
knight of Parliament for Oxford-
shire, 413.
, . . . , of Leicestershire, 9.
Danyell. See Daniel.
Daprichecorte. See Dabriggeeourt.
Darcy, John, John de, 132.
Margaret late the wife of,
37.
, lord, lord de, 36, 289.
, Elizabeth, daughter
of, 289.
, . . . . , . . . . , Elizabeth, wife of,
289.
, . . . . , . . . . , heir of, 146.
, . . . . , . . . . , John, son of, 289.
, . . . . , . . . . , Margery, daughter
of, 289.
. . , . . . . , Philip, lord de
Darcy, father of, 289.
,....,...., Philip, son and heir
of, 36, 187, 281, 289.
, Robert, 119, 162, 437.
, commissioner to raise a
loan in Essex, 317.
, . . . . , escheator in Essex and
Hertfordshire, 81, 183, 340,
436.
, . . . . , sheriff of Essex and
Hertfordshire, 296.
, . . . . , of Essex, 136.
Darell, John, commissioner to raise a
loan in Kent, 317.
, . . . . , escheator in Kent and
Middlesex, 41.
, sheriff of Kent, 215,
429.
, Marmaduke, of Sessay, collec-
tor of a tax in the North Riding,
co. York, 219.
William, 119.
, commissioner to raise
a loan in Wiltshire, 317.
, . . . . , escheator in Kent and
Middlesex, 209, 262.
, sheriff of Kent, 177.
sheriff of Wiltshire, 358.
Darell, William— cont.
, of Huntington, collector
of a tax in the North Riding,
co. York, 219.
, , of Wiltshire, 278.
, ...... . . . . , ' gentilman,' 256.
Darenth, Dernthe, co. Kent, 86,
121.
Darfield, co. York, Wombwell in, q.v.
Darlaston, Dorlaston [co. Stafford],
manor, 423.
Darlton, Darleton, co. Nottingham,
220.
Darnall, Thomas, farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Oxfordshire
and Berkshire, 10.
Dartford, Derteforde, co. Kent, 170.
Dartmoor, Dertemore, co. Devon,
forest, 227.
Dartmouth, Dertemouth, Dertemuth,
Derthemouth, co. Devon, 153,
172.
..,..., port of, collectors of customs
and subsidies in. See Hawley ;
Arnold ; Urban ; Warner ;
Glover (William) ; Glover
(John) ; Thorp ; Polio we.
, ..'.., searchers of ships in.
See Bentley ; Jolyff ; Lakun ;
Walke.
Darton, co. York, Barugh in, q.v.
Daubeney, Giles, knight, 419.
, . . , . . . . , Giles, knight, son ,
and heir of, 361.
, . . . . , Margaret, late the
wife of, 332, 361.
Daundesey. See Dansey.
Daunser, Robert, parson of Eccleshall,
264.
Dauntesey. See Dansey.
Daunvers. See Danvers.
Davell. See Day veil.
Daventry, Daventre, co. Northampton,
223, 299.
, letters dated at, 378.
Drayton in, q.v.
David, Dd',' Agnes, 100.
Davidstow, co. Cornwall, Abbott's
Hendra in, q.v.
Davilles, William, 388, 389.
. . , Isabel (Fitz Waryn),
mother of, 389.
Davy, John, 58.
....... . . . , farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Lincoln and the
parts of Kesteven, co. Lincoln,
11.
, William, collector of a tax in
Lincoln, 89, 124.
Davyeston, Davyuston, Philip, Philip
de, vicar of Holme Lacy, 20.
Davyll. See Dayvell.
Davyuston. See Davyeston.
GENERAL INDEX.
497
Dawes, Dawyos, John, of Roth well,
collector of a tax in Northamp-
tonshire, 223, 415.
Dawetre, Lionel, collector of a tax in
the West Riding, co. York, 417.
Dawyes. See Dawcs.
Daylison, Nicholas, of Laughton, collec-
tor of a tax in Lindsey, co.
Lincoln, 25.
Dayvell, Davell, Davy 11, John, Maud,
late the wife of, 143, 187.
, . . . . , . . . . , William Dayvell,
son and heir of, 187.
Thomas, of Kent, 432.
of Lincolnshire, 10.
, William, of Bilton, collector
of a tax in the West Riding,
co. York, 151, 417.
, ..... of Husthwaite, collector
of a tax in the North Riding,
co. York, 173.
Dd'. See David.
Deal, Dele, co. Kent, ' Kiryellescourt '
in, 328.
Dean, Deen, co. Bedford, 418 bis.
, Dene, co. Gloucester, forest,
27, 415.
East, Estden [in Westbourne
and Singleton hundred], co.
Sussex, manor, 164.
, Little, co. Gloucester. See
Littledean.
Prior, co. Devon, Skerraton in,
q.v.
, West [in Westbourne and
Singleton hundred], Preston in,
q.v.
Debenham, Gilbert, esquire. 196.
Dedyk, John, of Newhall, collector of a
tax in Derbyshire, 220. Cf.
Detek.
Deen, co. Bedford. See Dean.
Deerhurst, Derehurst, Durhurst, co.
Gloucester, 27.
, hundred, 415.
, Walton in, q.v.
Dekene, Dekne, Jolm, collector of a
tax in Southwark, 29.
' grocer,' of Southwark,
collector of a tax in Southwark,
418.
Cf. Deykyn.
Delabere. See Beer.
Dele, co. Kent. See Deal.
Delve, John, of Ringmer, collector of
a tax in Sussex, 418.
, . . . . , the elder, collector of a
tax in Sussex, 150.
Delves, Dilves, John, 307.
, . . . ., commissioner to rais<> ;i
loan in Staffordshire, 315.
, escheator in Stafford-
shire, 41.
, sheriff of Staffordshire,
129, 358.
Wt. 2415.
Done, co. Gloucester. See Dean.
, Little, co. Gloucester. See
Littledean.
Dciir, John, of Hothom, collector of a
tax in the East Riding, co.
York, 26.
, Richard, collector of a tax in
Sussex, 28, 87, 122, 150.
, . . . . , of Piddinghoe, collector
of a tax in Sussex, 171.
, . . . . , of Rodmell, collector of
a tax in Sussex, 301.
, Thomas, monk, farmer of the
priory of St. James by Exeter,
75, 295.
, . . . . , of Chidden, collector of
a tax in Hampshire, 172.
Denenton, co. Northampton. See
Denton.
Dengayne, Thomas, collector of
customs and subsidies in Great
Yarmouth and district, 349,
351, 353.
Dengie, Danseye, co. Essex, hundred,
347.
Denliam, co. Buckingham, 150.
Denham, Dynham, John, knight, 94.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in Devon, 315, 318.
Cf. Denom.
Denman, Robert, collector of a tax in
Berkshire, 28.
Dennyng, John, collector of a tax in
Devon, 28.
, of Coldewelle, 439.
Denom, William, Isabel, late the wife
of, 17. Cf. Denham.
Densyll, Richard, collector of customs
and subsidies in Plymouth and
Fowey and district, 292, 294.
Denton, co. Huntingdon, 300.
, co. Lincoln, 368.
Denenton, co. Northampton,
171.
Denton, Richard, 243, 266, 409.
, ..... commissioner to raise a
loan in Kesteven, co. Lincoln,
318.
, escheator in Lincoln-
shire, 169, 212, 432.
, , of Denton, 368.
, of Lincolnshire, 39, 82,
168, 212, 267, 277, 303, 304,
357.
, Thomas, collector of customs
and subsidies in London and
district, 5 (3), 113.
, ' gentilman,' collector
of a tax in Oxfordshire, 417.
, , of Sandford, 258.
Denyngton, Thomas, of Anston, 131.
Denys, Gilbert, knight, 100, 176, 426,
442.
, , Margaret (Russell),
wife of, 175, 176.
F. 32.
498
GENERAL INDEX.
Denys, Gilbert, knight — cont.
, . . . . , . . . . , Maurice, son and
heir of, 442.
, John, 360.
, . . . . , Thomasia, late the wife
of, 360.
, Richard, John, son of, 360.
, collector of a tax in
Somerset, 27.
Depeden, co. Southampton. See
Dibden.
Depeden, John, of Dibden, collector of
a -tax in Hampshire, 221.
Depyng, John, of Grantham, collector
of a tax in Kesteven, co. Lincoln,
25.
Derby, co. Derby, parish of St. Michael
in, Alvaston in, q.v.
Derby, county, collectors of taxes in,
28, 86, 121, 151, 170, 220, 300,
415.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 318.
, escheator in, 16, 63, 103, 105
bis, 143 (3), 195, 196 bis, 238 (3),
239, 240, 263, 265, 274, 278,
306, 334, 367, 378 bis, 379,
380 bis, 426.
, See also Pole ; Leek ;
Rigmaydyn ; Cressy ; Makerell ;
Goushull ; Plomle ; Wilbram.
farmer of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnager. in. See Normanton.
, justices of assize in. See
Cokayn ; Strangways.
, sheriff of. See Rigmaydyn ;
Moungomery ; Leek ; Chaworth ;
Makerell ; Shirley.
Derby, John, 261.
, . . . . , ' cardemaker,' collector
of a tax in Lincoln, 419.
, . . . . , of Quadring, 261.
of Wallingford, 363,
364.
, ..... of Worcestershire, 16,
54, 207, 276, 303, 304, 357.
Robert, 377.
, Stephen, knight, 348.
, . . . . , . . . . , Annis, late the
wife of, 331, 348, 349.
, . . . . , . . . . , Robert, son and
heir of, 348, 349.
, Thomas, Thomas de, 258,
375.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in
Westmoreland, 28.
Dereham. See Derham.
Derehurst, co. Gloucester. See Deer-
hurst.
Derehurst, John, 99.
Deresme, Nicholas, searcher of ships
in Kingston on Hull and district,
16. Cf. Duresme.
Derham, co. Gloucester. See Dyrham.
Derham, Dereham, Durem, Thomas,
escheator in Bedfordshire and
Buckinghamshire, 81, 108, 190,
191.
, . . . . , the younger, collector
of a tax in Buckinghamshire,
222.
, William, collector of a tax in
Berkshire, 28.
Cf. Duresme.
Derlaston. See Dorlaston.
Derlyngton, John, goldsmith and
citizen of London, 46.
Derneford, co. Cambridge. See Dem-
ford.
Derneford, Durneford, Stephen, 250.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in
Devon, 85, 120.
, , sheriff of Cornwall, 296.
, . . . . , sheriff of Devon, 215.
Dernewell, John, of Barnet, collector
of a tax in Hertfordshire, 86,
121.
Dernford, Derneford [in Sawston], co.
Cambridge, manor, 311.
Dernthe, co. Kent. See Darenth.
Dorrington, Dodyngton [in Seighford],
co. Stafford, manor, 54.
Derteforde, co. Kent. See Dartford.
Dertemore, co. Devon. See Dartmoor.
Dortemouth, Dertemuth, Derthe-
mouth, co. Devon. See Dart-
mouth.
Derynge, Thomas, of Russhall, 363.
Desford, co. Leicester, 416.
Despeiiser, Despencer, Hugh le, knight,
252.
, . . . . , . . . . , Anne, sister and
heir of, 252.
, . . . . , . . . . , Sibyl, late the wife
of, 143, 225, 226.
, Thomas, lord le, 225, 251, 252.
, . . . . , . . . . , Constance, late the
wife of, 145, 185.
, . . . . , . . . . , Isabel (Beau-
champ), daughter of, 185, 225,
251, 252.
, . . . . , . . . . , Richard, son and
heir of, 185, 225, 251.
, lord le, heir of, 50.
Detek, Thomas, sheriff of Stafford-
shire, 5. Cf. Dedyk.
Detton, Dodyton [in Neen Savage], co.
Salop, manor, 165, 166.
Devenyssh, Deveiiessh, Nicholas, 406,
421, 422.
, Thomas, 91.
Doverell, co. Wilts. See Deverill and
Deverill, Hill.
Deverell, John, of Salisbury, collector
of a tax in Salisbury, 302.
Devereux, Deverose, John, 274, 345.
, . . . . , Joan (Chesebroke),
daughter and heir of, 345.
, ., , knight, 308,
GENERAL INDEX.
499
Devereux — cont. Dilcok, Thomas, of Balne, collector of
.Richard, 140. a tax in the Wont Riding, co.
, Clemenco (Bay ford), York, 151.
wife of, 140. , William, collector of a tax in
, Walter, esquire, 275. Coventry, 29.
Deverill, Deverell, co. Wilts, 87, 122. Dillyngdon, John, of Leighton Buzzard,
, Hill, Deverell, co. Wilts, 97. collector of a tax in Bedford-
Deverose. See Devereux. shire, 28.
Devizes, Devyses, co. Wilts, 172, 220, Dilves. See Delves.
394. Dinas Bran, Dynasbran foo. Denbigh],
, castle, 272. castle, 163.
Devon, county, collectors of taxes in, Diiider, Dynre, co. Somerset, manor, 50.
28, 85, 120, 153, 172, 222, 299, Discove, Dycheneston [in Bruton],
417. co. Somerset, 95.
commissioners to raise a loan Ditchampton, Dichampton, [formerly
in, 315, 318. a parish, now in Wilton and
, escheator in, 2 bis, 3, 59, 63 (2), Burcombe], co. Wilts, manor,
64, 93, 104 bis, 105 bis, 143 (3), 305.
144, 145 bis, 185, 187, 195 bis, Dixon, Dixson, Dyxon, Nicholas, 110,
196 (4), 201, 217, 227, 238, 239, 167, 417.
240 bis, 248, 250, 273, 275 (5), clerk, 243, 266.
285, 326, 331 bis, 332 (3), 333 , , , farmer of Brimps-
bis, 335 (3), 336 bis, 338, 345, field priory, 303, 304, 357.
364, 378 bis, 379 (3), 380, 388, , farmer of Cowick
425 bis, 426 (3). priory, 298.
, See also Fulford ; Gary ; ,...., of Lincolnshire, 24, 43.
Hill ; Fortescu ; Talbot ; , Robert, collector of customs
Copleston ; Jaybyn. and subsidies in Boston and
, king's alnager in. See Hosiere. district, 351.
, king's feodary in. See Werthe. ,...., clerk, collector of customs
, mines of lead which bear silver and subsidies in Boston and
in, 265. district, 349, 353.
sheriff of, 198. William, 362.
See also Beaumond ; Dodd, John, collector of a tax in
Pomeray ; Arundell ; Bovyle ; Middlesex, 26.
Talbot; Derneford; Courtonay; Dodecote, co. Cornwall, 189.
Chalons. Dodesham, William, collector of a tax
Devon, earl arid countess of. See in Somerset, 27.
Courtenay. Dodworth, Dodesworth, Dudworth,
Devyses, co. Wilts. See Devizes. Thomas, collector of a tax in the
Dewall, John, collector of a tax in North Riding, co. York, 26.
Herefordshire, 28. , William, collector of a tax in
Dewe, Richard, of Lincolnshire, 19. the West Riding, co. York, 417.
Deye, Henry, 292. , of Barugh, collector of
, John, of Darenth, collector of a tax in the West Riding, co.
a tax in Kent, 86, 121. York, 173.
, William, collector of a tax in Dodyngton, co. Stafford. See Derring-
Middlesex, 171, 220. ton.
Deyer. See Dyer. Dodyngton, Thomas, 250.
Deykyn, Adam, of Tettenhall, collector , John, son of, 250.
of a tax in Staffordshire, 27. , ..... Maud (Wyvelescombe),
Cf. Dekene. mother of, 250.
Deyncourt, John, heir of, 145. Dodyton, co. Salop. See Detton.
Dibden, Depeden, co. Southampton, Dogmersfield, co. Southampton, Pilcot
221. in, q.v.
Dichampton, co. Wilts. See Ditch- Dokesworth, co. Cambridge. See Dux-
ampton. ford.
Diddlebury, co. Salop, Broncroft in, Doket, John, collector of a tax in
q.v. Lincoln, 419.
, Little Sutton in, q.v. Dokwra, Robert de, collector of a tax
Digher, Stephen, of Alton, collector in Westmoreland, 28.
of a tax in Hampshire, 417. Domeldon, Philip, escheator in
Dikeman, John, of Wilton, 370. Worcestershire, 135.
, ..... Agnes (Stabber), Doncaster, Doncastre, co. York, 26,
wife of, 370. 299 bis, 417.
500
GENERAL INDEX.
Donchirche, co. Warwick. See Dun-
church.
Donington, Donyngton [in Ibstock, co.
Leicester], 141.
Donne, Ralph, of Pampisford, com-
missioner to raise a loan in
Cambridgeshire, 315. Cf.
Downe.
Donscombe, Richard, clerk, 320.
Donstaple, co. Bedford. See Dun-
stable.
Donton, co. Essex. See Dunton.
Donyatt, Donyate, co. Somerset,
church of, advowson of, 95.
, manor, 94.
Donyngton [co. Leicester]. See Don-
ington.
Doode, William, of Beoley, collector
of a tax in Worcestershire, 414.
Doos, co. Hertford, manor. See Stan-
don.
Doraunt. See Durant.
Dorchester, Dorchestre, co. Dorset, 96,
150, 222.
Dore, William, 199, 201.
Doreward. See Durward.
Dorking, Dorkyng, co. Surrey, 299.
Dorlaston [co. Stafford]. See Darlas-
ton.
Dorlaston, Derlaston, Alice, 334.
, Roger, Roger de, 332, 333,
423.
, Alice, daughter of
Thomas son of, 423.
, collector of a tax in
Staffordshire, 27.
Dorset, county, collectors of taxes in,
26, 86, 121, 150, 171, 221, 222,
300, 418.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 318.
,escheator in, 2 (6), 3 (3), 22,
47, 62, 63 (3), 64, 80, 89, 94,
103, 104 (3), 105, 106 bis, 142
bis, 143 bis, 157, 187, 194, 195
bis, 196 bis, 226, 238 (3), 239 bis,
240 bis, 263, 273 bis, 274 (6),
275 (4), 284, 294, 331 (3), 334
bis, 335, 348, 370, 377, 378,
379, 384, 396, 426.
, See also Stukeley ;
Warre ; Coker ; Gregory ;
Hill ; Stourton ; Hody ;
Wellyngton ; Carrant ; Savage ;
Vele.
, farmers of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnagers, in. See Eburton ;
Piers ; A very.
, sheriff of, 22, 139, 348.
, See also Hill ; Hunger-
ford ; Warre ; Stafford ; Boy-
ton ; Coker ; Flory ; Newe-
burgh.
Dorset, earl of. See Beaufort.
Dorsirigton, Dorsvngton, co. Glouces-
ter, 220.
Dothill, Dothull [in Wellington], co.
Salop, 301.
Doughton, William, of Cirencester,
collector of a tax in Gloucester-
shire, 220.
Doune. See Downe.
Dounebant, John, monk, farmer of
Cowick priory, 39.
., William, prior and farmer of
Cowick priory, 385.
Dounebery. See Dunbury.
Douneton in Corvedale, co. Salop.
See Downton.
Dounfowe, Thomas, 126.
Dounom [co. Lancaster]. See Down-
ham.
Dounrewe, co. Cornwall. See Down-
row.
Dounstar, co. Somerset. See Dunster.
Dovdale. See Uvedale.
Dover [co. Kent], castle, 200.
, letters dated at, 390.
Dovyle, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Herefordshire, 223.
Dowene. See Downe.
Dowfdale. See Uvedale.
Downe, Dowene, Doune, John, collec-
tor of a tax in Essex, 27.
, William atte, of Battle, collec-
tor of a tax in Sussex, 171, 301.
Cf. Donne.
Downham, Dounom [in Whalley, co.
Lancaster], 142.
Downrow, Dounrewe [in Whitstone],
co. Cornwall, 189.
Downton, Douneton in Corvedale [in
Stanton Lacy], co. Salop, 152.
Draiton. See Drayton.
Drake. See Halewell.
Drakelow, Dranclowe [in Church Gres-
ley], co. Derby, 427.
Draper, John, farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnager, in Gloucestershire, 9.
, of Carshalton, collector
of a tax in Surrey, 299.
Richard, of Evesham, collector
of a tax in Worcestershire, 25.
, . . . . , of Warwick, collector
of a tax in Warwickshire, 151.
, William, of Hose, collector
of a tax in Leicestershire, 150.
Drax, co. York, 87, 122, 379, 417, 422.
, priory, 99, 236, 324, 411.
Draycott, Dray cote under Newwode
[in Hanbury], co. Stafford, 417.
Drayton, Drayton by Daventre [in
Daventry], co. Northampton,
86, 121.
Bassett, Drayton [co. Stafford],
364.
in Hales alias Market Drayton,
co. Salop, Betton in Hales in, q.v.
GENERAL INDEX
501
Dray ton, Draiton, Geoffrey, of Groat
Yarmouth, 58.
, John, knight, 93, 176, 105,
246, 255, 256, 258.
, ...., ...., Elizabeth,
daughter of, 258.
, . . . . , Isabel (Russell),
wife of, 176.
, ..... . . . . , Joan, daughter of,
258.
, of Botolph Brid.'c,
collector of a tax in Hunting-
donshire, 152.
, . . . . , of Eynesbury, collector
of a tax in Huntingdonshire,
300.
, . . . . , of Northamptonshire,
338, 344.
, Katharine, 108.
, lord de. See Grevell.
Dray tones, co. Bedford, manor. See
Kempston.
Drenge, Thomas, of Lincolnshire, 433.
Drewe, Dreu, Henry, of Mod bury,
collector of a tax in Devon, 85,
120.
, John, of Ilminster, 437.
, Richard, collector of a tax in
Norwich, 302.
, William, of Hordle, collector
of a tax in Hampshire, 221.
, of the New Forest,
collector of a tax in Hampshire,
27.
Dreylonde, Reynold, of Helling, collec-
tor of a tax in Kent, 416.
Driffield, Dryffeld, co. York, 88, 123.
Droitwich, Wych, co. Worcester, 25.
Dronsfeld, John, collector of a tax in
the West Riding, co. York, 26.
drought, 324.
Droys, John, collector of customs and
subsidies in Bristol and district,
4, 13,
Drury, Roger, 313.
Druwell, Walter, commissioner to raise
a loan in Huntingdonshire, 314.
Dryffeld, co. York. See Driffield.
Dubber, John, of Yorkshire, 253.
Duddebroke, David, 76, 118.
, , sheriff of Bristol, 168,
210.
Dudley, Duddeley, co. Worcester, 149,
414.
Dudmaston [in Quatt Malvern], co.
Salop, 172.
Dudworth. See Dodworth.
Duffeld, co. Derby. See Duffield.
Duffeld, Richard, 261.
, William, clrrk, guardian of
the temporalities of the bishopric
of Chichester, 350, 355.
Duffield, DulTelil, co. Derby, :j(>(>.
Turnditch in, q.v.
, Windley in, q.v.
Duk. Hubert, of Brampton, collector
of a tax in Suffolk, 301.
Dummere, Richard, collector of a tax
in Hampshire, 151.
Dunbury, Douneberv, Robert, 273,
323, 324.
, William, of Staplehurst, 323.
Dunchurch, Donchirche, co. Warwick,
85, 120.
Dundridge, Dunrig [in Aston Clinton,
co. Buckingham], 92.
Dungeselle, Thomas, collector of a tax
in Kent, 28.
Dunham, co. Nottingham, Ragnall in,
q.v.
Dunham, Gregory de, of Darlton,
collector of a tax in Nottingham-
shire, 220.
, John, of Groby, 267.
Dunholt, John, of Colno, collector of a
tax in Huntingdonshire, 300.
Dunhurst [in Wisborough Green], co.
Sussex, manor, 164.
Dunkertoii [co. Somerset], 195.
Dunpole, Duiipole by Donyate [in
Ilminster], co. Somerset, manor,
95.
Dunrig [co. Buckingham]. See Dund-
ridge.
Dunsby, co. Lincoln, 222.
Dunstable, Dunstaple, Donstaple, co.
Bedford, 85, 120, 126, 151, 171,
231 bis, 418.
, house of the friars preachers of,
211.
, Kingsbury in, q.v.
Dunster, Dounstar, co. Somerset, 152.
Dunston, Robert, of Norwich, collector
of a tax in Norwich, 154.
Dunton, Donton, co. Essex, 418.
Duiiwich, Dunwych, co. Suffolk, 301.
Durant, Duraunt, Doraunt, John, of
Barston, collector of a tax in
Warwickshire, 171, 222.
, . . . . , of Luton, collector of a
tax in Bedfordshire, 85, 120.
Durburgh, James, 145, 176, 370.
, . . . . , John, son and heir of,
176, 370.
, , Ralph, brother of, 370.
Durdayne, William, of Epsom, collector
of a tax in Surrey, 299.
Durem. See Derham.
Duresme, John, commissioner to raise
a loan in Hertfordshire, 316.
CJ. Derham and Deresme.
Durham, co. Durham, letters dated at,
239.
....... co. Gloucester. See Dyrham.
Durham, bishop of, 17.
, See ateo Langley.
, bishopric of, guardian of the
spirituality of, 99.
Durhurst, co. Gloucester. See Deer-
hurst.
502
GENERAL INDEX.
Dtirneford. See Dorneford.
Durrington, Durynton, co. Wilts, 220.
Durward, Doreward, John, esquire,
335, 371, 407.
, . . . . , . . . . , John, son and heir
of, 371.
Durynton, co. Wilts. See Durrington.
Duxford, Dokesworth, co. Cambridge,
86, 121.
Duy, Richard, monk, prior of Llangen-
nith, 55, 56.
Dycheneston, co. Somerset. See Dis-
cove.
Dycher, William, collector of a tax in
Shrewsbury, 153.
Dyer, Dyere, Deyer, Geoffrey, of
Buntingford, collector of a tax
in Hertfordshire, 86, 121, 152.
, Hugh, of Shrewsbury, gentle-
man, collector of a tax in Shrews-
bury, 88, 123.
, John, collector of a tax in
Middlesex, 220.
, . . . . , of Deverill, collector of a
tax in Wiltshire, 87, 122.
, . . . . , of Shaftesbury, collector
of a tax in Dorset, 221, 222.
, . . . . , ....,' chapman,' collec-
tor of a tax in Dorset, 86, 121.
, Ralph, collector of a tax in
Bristol, 174.
, Robert, collector of a tax in
Worcester, 418.
alias Shepman, Stephen, of
Alton, collector of a tax in
Hampshire, 87, 122, 221.
Dygby, Robert, Katharine (Pakeman),
late the wife of, 247 bis.
Dygge, John, esquire, 275.
Dygon, Richard, of Somerton, collec-
tor of a tax in Somerset, 85, 120,
220.
Dylewe, Thomas, of Worcestershire,
255.
Dymmok, co. Gloucester. See Dy-
mock.
Dymmok, John, Alice late the wife of,
105.
, Isabel (Fryskeneye and
Grenacre), late the wife of, 143,
161.
, esquire, 105, 131.
, heir of, 131.
, . . . . , knight, Margaret, late
the wife of, 62, 64.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Thomas
Dymmok, knight, son and heir
of, 64.
, . . . . , of Ivybridge, collector of
a tax in Devon, 85, 120, 172.
, Robert, citizen and draper of
London, 243.
, Thomas, knight, 380, 433.
, , Elizabeth, late
the wife of, 434.
Dymmok, Thomas, knight — cont.
, . . . . , ..... Philip, son and
heir of, 434.
, William, of Clifton, collector
of a tax in Nottinghamshire,
170.
Dymock, Dymmok, co. Gloucester,
manor, 133.
Dynasbran [co. Denbigh]. See Dinas
Bran.
Dynelay, John, of Downham, 142.
Dyngull, Robert, 21, 67, 68.
, . . . . , Margery (Cadull), wife
of, 21, 67, 68.
Dynham. See Denham.
Dynre, co. Somerset. See Diiider.
Dyiit, Richard, collector of customs
and subsidies in Bridgewater
and district, 380, 381, 383.
Dyper, Henry, of St. Albans, collector
of a tax in Hertfordshire, 86,
121.
Dyrham, Derham, Durham, co. Glou-
cester, manor, 175.
, . . . . , church of, advowson of,
175.
Dysshwall, Dysswall, Nicholas, collec-
tor of a tax in Herefordshire,
88, 123.
, . . . . , of Weobley, collector of
a tax in Herefordshire, 172.
Dyster, Dysterre, Thomas, 212, 260,
261.
, , Ellen, sister of, 212.
, . . . . , citizen and mercer of
London, Helen, daughter and
heir of, 17.
Dyxon. See Dixon.
E
Earith, Erode, Eryth, Erythe, Herythe,
co. Huntingdon, 86, 121, 152,
171, 220, 417.
carl marshal, the, 109.
See also Mowbray.
Earnley, co. Sussex, Almodington in,
q.v.
Earsdon, co. Northumberland, Hartley
in, q.v.
Holywell in, q.v .
Easebourne, Eseborn, co. Sussex,
hundred, 164.
Easter, High, High Estre, Heyestreu,
co. Essex, 87, 122.
, honour, 389.
, manor, 389.
East Hall, Easthalle [in Murston], co.
Kent, manor, 228, 229.
Easthampnett, Esthamptonet [in Box-
grove], co. Sussex, manor, 164.
GENERAL INDEX.
503
Eastoft, Estoft [in Adlingfleet], co.
York, 431.
Eastern, co. Northampton (?), Eaton,
church of, vicar of. See Over-
ton.
Eastringtoii, co. York, Cavil in, q.v.
, (Jnwiioak in, (}.r.
Kiisiwell, Estwell, co. Leicester, 375.
Eastwood, Estwode, co. Kssox, manor,
137, 178.
Knswrith, \Vest, Westeaewrithe, co.
Sussex, hundred, 164.
Eatingtoii, Lower, Nother Etynton,
co. Warwick, 28.
Eaton, Eton, Eyton, co. Bedford, 28,
222, 2!W.'
, Eton, co. Nottingham, 220,
299.
Bishop, Eton Episcopi, Eton,
co. Hereford, 152,301.
Socon, co. Bedford, Wybostoii
in, q.v.
Tregoes, Eton Tregos [in Foy],
co. Hereford, chapel of, advow-
son of, 388.
, manor, 388.
under Heywood, co. Salop,
Hungerford in, q.v.
, Water, Water Eton [in Penk-
ridge], co. Stafford, manor, 263,
264.
Eburton, Eberton, Jolin, collector of
a tax in Gloucestershire, 415.
, Roger, farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Dorset, 111.
, of Salisbury, king's
alnager in Salisbury and Wilt-
shire, 111.
Eccleshale [co. Stafford]. See Eccles-
hall.
co. Warwick. See Exhall.
Eccleshall, Eccleshale, co. Stafford,
church of, parson of. See
Daunser.
, Podmore in, q.v.
, Slindon in, q.v.
Echelhampton, co. Wilts. See Etchil-
hampton.
Eckington, co. Derby, Mosbrough in,
q.v.
Ede, John, of Gloucestershire, 409.
Cf. Edy.
Edelmeton, co. Middlesex. See
Edmonton.
Edenumdone, co. Salop. See Edg-
mond.
Eden, river, water of, 147.
, ' Lo Kyngesfrethnot ' in, 344.
Edge, Eggo [in BranscombeJ, co.
Devon, 320.
Edgmond, Edemundone, co. Salop,
manor, 117.
Edlesborough, co. Buckingham, Dag-
nail in, q.v.
Edlot, Kobert, 211.
Edlowo, John, of Kent, 154.
Edmescotc, «-o. Warwick. See Ems-
coto.
Edmonton, Edelmeton, co. Middlesex,
300, 415.
Edmund, duke- of York, 287, 288, 348.
Edmund, Jolm, of Stratford le Bow,
collector of a tax in Middlesex,
415.
Edward III, son of. See John.
Edward, duke of York, 105 bit, 106,
135, 137, 138, 145, 156, 178,
202, 217, 224-226, 234, 251,
252, 280, 290.
, oarl of Rutland, 287, 288.
Edward, John, of London, 48, 58.
Edwardstono, Edwardeston [co.
Suffolk], 313.
Edy, John, of Stony Stratford, collec-
tor of a tax in Buckingham-
shire, 416. Cf. Ede.
Edyngham, co. Essex. See Heding-
ham, Castle.
Edyston, co. Somerset. See Idson.
Egerton, Eggerton, Hugh, esquire,
Margaret, late the wife of, 335.
, William, William de, collector
of a tax in Staffordshire, 171,
298.
, . . . . , esquire, Ellen, late the
wife of, 334.
Egge, co. Devon. See Edge.
Egge, John, of Desford, collector of a
tax in Leicestershire, 416.
Eggecoinbe, W'illiam, 263.
Eggeley, Adam, of Staffordshire, 362.
Eggeton, co. York. See Egton.
Egglestone, Egleston [in Startforth,
co. York], abbey, 51, 188. 236,
324, 411.
Egham, co. Surrey, 26, 299.
Egleston [co. York]. See Egglestone.
Egmanton, Thomas, 425, 431.
, . . . . , Henry, son and heir of,
431.
Egton, Eggeton, co. York, 1, 30.
, Grosmont [in Eskdale] in, q.v.
Ekeney, Ekeneye, Okoney [in Ember-
ton], co. Buckingham, 27, 150.
Ekerdon, William, parson of Long-
bredy, 48.
Eland, Robert, esquire, 327.
Elde, John, collector of a tax in Essex,
150, 172.
Elderbek, John, of Essex, 385.
Ele, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Lincoln, 89, 124.
Elger, Thomas, of Norfolk, 188.
Klis. See Elys.
Ellerbek, Robert, of London, 343.
Ellerburn, Robert, vicar of Orpington,
107.
Ellorker, Ellerkar, John, of Yorkshire
291, 356.
504
GENERAL INDEX.
Ellerton [on Spalding Moor, co. York],
priory, 51, 98, 188, 236, 324,
411.
Elleswyk, Ellyswyk, Richard, 258,
281.
, , of Lancashire, 202, 205.
Ellingham, Elyngham, co. Southamp-
ton, 301.
, alien priory, 55, 207.
Ellyswyk. See Elleswyk.
Elm, Elme by Frome, co. Somerset,
manor, 278, 280, 328.
, . . . . , church of, advow-
son of, 280.
Elmeden, William, knight, sheriff of
Northumberland, 296.
Elmley, Elmele, co. Kent, 229.
Elmore, co. Gloucester, manor, 65, 68,
101.
Elryngton, John, of Middlesex, ' gentil-
man,' 343.
Elsham, Elsam, co. Lincoln, 25, 222.
Elstow, Eluestowe [co. Bedford],
monastery of, 32.
Eltesle, co. Cambridge. See Eltisley.
Eltham [co. Kent], manor, 57, 347,
408.
park, 57, 347, 408.
, Brandon in, q.v.
, Henleys in, q.v.
, Mottingharn in, q.v.
Eltisley, Eltyslee, Eltesle, co. Cam-
bridge, 221, 300.
Eltoftes, Eltoft, William, William de,
esquire, collector of a tax in the
West Riding, co. York, 151.
, . . . . , of Farnhill, collector of a
tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 299.
Elton, Alyngton, co. Huntingdon, 314.
Elton, Richard, of London, ' draper,'
collector of a tax in London,
223.
Eltyslee, co. Cambridge. See Eltisley.
Eluestowe [co. Bedford]. See Elstow.
Elvetharn, co. Southampton, 269.
Elwell, Hilbraiid, 297.
, . . . . , of Somerset, 297.
, Robert, Mary, late the wife of,
336.
Ely, co. Cambridge, 172, 415.
Ely, bishop of. See Fordharn.
Elyngham, co. Southampton. See
Ellingham.
Elys, Elis, John, of Lavenham, collec-
tor of a tax in Suffolk, 301.
, Richard, collector of customs
and subsidies in Great Yar-
mouth and district, 349, 351,
353.
, Robert, collector of customs
and subsidies in Great Yar-
mouth and district, 113, 130,
192, 193, 203, 204, 242, 246,
251.
Elysaundre. See Alisaundre.
Emberton, co. Buckingham, Ekeney in,
q.v.
Embleton, co. Northumberland, New-
ton by the Sea in, q.v.
Emley, Richard, of Wellow, collector of
a tax in Nottinghamshire, 170.
Emmery , Emory, Henry, collector of
a tax in Hampshire, 151.
, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Wiltshire, 172.
Emond, Richard, of London, 125.
Emory. See Emmery.
Emscote, Edmescote, co. Warwick,
manor, 146.
Enderby, Endyrby, John, commis-
sioner to raise a loan in Bedford-
shire, 316.
, Thomas, of Lincolnshire, 38,
39.
Endeston, co. Somerset. See Yeans-
ton.
Endevere, Robert de, of St. Albans,
collector of a tax in Hertford-
shire, 173.
Endyrby. See Enderby.
Enford, co. Wilts, Chisenbury in, q.v .
, Littlecott in, q.v.
Engglyssh. See Englissh.
England, guardian of. See Thomas,
duke of Clarence ; John, duko
of Bedford ; Humphrey, duke
of Gloucester.
, queen of. See Joan.
England, Ingilland, Ingland, John,
collector of a tax in the East
Riding, co. York, 88, 123.
, . . . . , esquire, collector of a tax
in the East Riding, co. York,
151.
, . . . . , of Risby, collector of a
tax in the East Riding, co. York,
26.
Englefeld. See Ingelfeld.
Englis. See Englissh.
English acre, 189, 293.
Englissh, Englis, Englyssh, Engglyssh,
John, collector of a tax in
Bristol, 29.
, Richard, 270.
, Thomas, of Hargrave, collector
of a tax in Northamptonshire,
415.
, William, esquire, 239, 270.
, . . . . , . . . . , Plesewe, late the
wife of, 270.
, . . . . , . . . . , Richard, son and
heir of, 270.
Epsom, Episham, co. Surrey, 299.
Erchedekne. See Archedeken.
Erdeslawe, co. York. See Ardsley.
Erdeswyk, Hugh, commissioner to
raise a loan in Staffordshire, 315,
317.
, ..... esquire, 365.
GENERAL INDEX.
505
, co. Huntingdon. See Eariih.
, lord dr. See Wylughby.
Ki%'uston. See Eogaston.
Erhothe, co. Kent. See Erith.
Krhrlhr, Krhidr. ,S>« Krvth.
Krith, Erhithe, Erhethe, cb. Kmt, 221,
235.
Erlo, Robert, king's alnager in th<>
parts of Kesteven, co. Lincoln,
11.
Erleo, Erlegh, John, collector of a tux
in Sussex, 221.
, . . . . , of Midgham, collector
of a tax in Berkshire, 301.
Erleton, co. Salop. See Orleton.
Erlyche, Roger, of Richards Castlt>,
collector of a tax in Hereford-
shire, 418.
Erlyiigham, co. Gloucester. See
Aiiingham.
Ermington, co. Devon, Ivy bridge in,
q.v.
Ernesby, co. Leicester. See Ames-
by-
Erneys, Reynold, of Bedfordshire,
290, 360.
Erpyngharn, Thomas, knight, 12, 207.
, ..... . . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in Norfolk, 316.
Erringden, Ayrynden [in Halifax], co.
York, park, 135.
Eryngton, John, escheator in North-
umberland, 6.
Eryth, Erythe, co. Huntingdon. See
Earith.
Eryth, Erhethe, Erhide, Jolm, 432.
, . . . . , of Erith, collector of u
tax in Kent, 221.
, . . . . , of Plumstead, collector
of a tax in Kent, 416.
escheators, appointments of, 6, 41, 42,
72, 81, 135, 136. 169, 209, 210,
262, 263, 307, 308, 339, 340,
391, 432.
Eseborn, co. Sussex. See Easebourne.
Esgaston, Ergaston, John, collector of
customs and subsidies in South-
ampton and district, 4 bis, 13,
14, 113, 130, 192, 193.
, of London, 60.
Esher, co. Surrey, Sandown in, q.v.
Eskdale [in Egton, co. York], Gros-
mont in, q.v.
Esmell, Robert, of Devizes, farmer of
the subsidy and alnage of
cloths for sale, and alnager,
in Wiltshire and Salisbury,
394.
Esseton by Wymbourne, co. Dorset.
See Ashton.
Essex, county, collectors of taxes in,
27, 87, 122, 150, 172, 220, 221,
300, 418.
commissioners to raise a loan
in, 317.
Essex — cnnt.
csrhrator in, 2, ',], 22, 43, 62,
<••:; (2). (14 (4), 89, 103 bin, K»4
bis, 105, 106, 107, 142, 144 (3),
145, 159, 162, 183, 194 (3), 195,
196, 200, 238, 239 (6), 240, 273
(4), 274 (5), 275 bis, 306, 313,
315, 331 bi*, 332 bis, 334 bis,
335 (6), 336, 347, 371, 373,
377 (4), 378 (3), 379, 380, 389
bis, 410, 426 bin, 427, 436.
, See also Writelle ;
Ingelfeld ; Darcy ; Godston ;
Leventhorp ; Fyndern ; Rekill ;
Malyns ; Ho toft ; Kirkeby.
, farmers of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnagers, in. See Feerby ;
Adreston.
, king's feodary in. See Patgrys.
, searchers of wines etc. in.
See Fuller ; Lambe.
, sheriff of, 22, 119.
, See also Ingelfeld ;
Tyrell ; Howard ( John, knight) ;
Barre ; John ; Malyns ; Howard
(John) ; Darcy ; Lovenay.
Essex, countess of. See Bohun.
.... , earl of, fee of, 389.
, Sec also Bohun.
Essexe, Robert, 272.
, . . . . , Joan, late the wife of,
240, 272.
, Katharine (Brynkele),
sister of, 272.
Esshe, Thomas del, ' baker,' collector
of a tax in York, 302. Cf.
Asshe.
Est, Thomas, of London, 249.
Estby, Henry, ' hayster,' collector of
a tax in York, 302.
Estden, co. Sussex. See Dean, East.
Esterkele, co. Lincoln. See Keal,
East.
Estfeld, George, of Titchfield, collector
of a tax in Hampshire, 221.
, William, collector of a subsidy
in London and district, 352,
380.
, , of London, 347, 408.
p]stgrenestede, co. Sussex. See Grin-
stead, East.
Esthagh, Robert, of Suffolk, 48.
Esthamptonet, co. Sussex. See East-
hampnett.
Esthattele [co. Cambridge]. See Hat-
ley, East.
Esthope, John, collector of a tax in
Salop, 28.
Estlambrook, co. Somerset. See Lam-
brook, East.
Estledfunt, co. Middlesex. See Bed-
font, East.
Estlutton, co. York. See Lutton,
East.
506
GENEBAL INDEX.
Estoft, co. York. See Eastoft.
Eston, John, collector of a tax in
Middlesex, 86, 121.
, . . . . , of Castor, collector of a
tax in Northamptonshire, 86,
121, 299.
, Nicholas, of Youlton, collector
of a tax in the North Riding,
co. York, 300.
, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Exeter, 29.
, Walter, clerk, guardian of the
temporalities of the bishopric of
Chichester, 439.
Estpvirbyk, co. Dorset. See Purbeck,
East.
Estre, High, co. Essex. See Easter,
High.
Esttystede, co. Southampton. See
Tisted, East.
Esturmy, Sturmy, William, knight,
321 bia.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in Wiltshire, 317.
, . . . . , . . . . , farmer of Clatf ord
priory, 322.
, . . . . , sheriff of Wiltshire,
262.
Estwell, co. Leicester. See Eastwell.
Estwode, co. Essex. See Eastwood.
Estyngton, Estynton, John, collector
of a tax in Worcestershire, 25,
149.
,...., of Castlemorton, collector
of a tax in Worcestershire, 414.
Etchilhampton, Echelhampton, co.
Wilts, 97.
Eton, co Bedford. See Eaton.
, co. Nottingham. See Eaton.
, Eton Episcopi, co. Hereford.
See Eaton Bishop.
, co. Warwick. See Nuneaton.
Tregos, co. Hereford. See
Eaton Tregoes.
, Water, co. Stafford. See
Eaton, WTater.
Eton, Richard, of Banbury, collector
of a tax in Oxfordshire, 88,
123.
, of Warwickshire, 255.
Etton, John, knight, sheriff of York-
shire and keeper of York castle,
5, 41, 83.
, . . . . , . . . . , of Yorkshire, 161.
Etwall, co. Derby, 300.
Etynton, Nether, co. Warwick. See
Eatington, Lower.
Eure, Ralph, Ralph de, knight, 425,
426.
Eustace, Alexander, of Clare, collector
of a tax in Suffolk, 26, 86, 121,
172.
Evedon, co. Lincoln, 173.
Evedon, Thomas, of Boston, searcher
of ships in Boston, 392.
Everard, Edmund, knight, 108.
, John, 206.
, . . . . , of Salisbury, 321 bin,
322.
, Laurence, 390.
, Thomas, of Leveringtoii, collec-
tor of a tax in Cambridgeshire,
150.
, . . . . , of Wallington, collector
of a tax in Hertfordshire, 86,
121, 173.
, William, collector of a tax in,
Oxford, 302.
Everden. See Everdon.
Everdon [co. Northampton], priory.
See under Greeting St. Mary .
Everdon, Everden, John, clerk, 184.
, . . . . , . . . . , farmer of the
priory of Greeting St. Mary and
Everdon, 46.
, . . . . , of Berkshire, 23.
, . . . . , . . . . , of Northampton-
shire, 9, 432.
, . . . . , of Surrey, 32.
, , of Sussex, 243, 356.
, . . . . , of Kenn, collector of a
tax in Somerset, 416.
Evesbury, co. Wilts. See Avebury.
Evesham, co. Worcester, 25 bis, 84,
119, 149, 219, 414 bis.
Evreux [Eure, France], St. Taurin in,
q.v.
Evyas, John, esquire, Joan (Seint-
leger), late the wife of, 229.
Ewehurst, co. Surrey. See Ewhurst.
Ewell, co. Surrey, 119, 137.
Ewerby, Iwardby, co. Lincoln, 301.
Ewhurst, Ewehurst, co. Surrey, 180.
, Uherst, co. Sussex, 393.
Ewshott, Iweschote, co. Southampton,
269.
Exchequer, the, barons of, 356, 394 (3).
, certificates to ordered, 35.
, clerks of. See Harford ; Bees-
ton ; Talvargh ; Fallan.
, Receipt of, account to be
rendered at, 314, 316.
, . . . . , advance made at, 58.
, . . . . , payment out of, 33.
, payments made in, 35.
, treasurer and barons of, 267.
, . . . . , certificates to ordered,
29, 32, 51, 89, 90, 99, 134, 154,
158, 160 bis, 174, 186, 189, 211,
218, 224, 236, 303, 310, 325,
402, 411, 419.
, See also treasurer.
, under-chamberlain of. See
Waget.
Exe, Nether, Netherex, co. Devon, 439.
Exeter, co. Devon, 12, 28, 295, 345,
346.
, alien priory of St. James by,
75, 285, 295.
, castle, 227.
GENERAL INDEX.
507
Exetor — cont. Falmouth, co. Cornwall, port of,
, cathedral church of. dean of. searcher of ships in. See
See Payn. VValke.
, collectors of taxes in, 29. Faltenham [co. Suffolk]. See Falkeii-
, port of, collectors of customs ham.
and subsidies in. »Vee Hawley ; Falweslo, co. Northampton. See
Arnold ; Urban ; Warner ; Fawsley.
Thorp ; Glover ; Pollowe. Fandy, Peter, 143.
, ...., searchers of ships in. Faram, William, farmer of the subsidy
See Bentlejr ; Jolyff ; Lakun. and ahiage of cloths for sale,
, Cowick in, q.v. and alnager, in Berkshire and
Exeter, bishop of. See Stafford ; Oxfordshire, 198.
Lacy. K:irforth, John, collector of a tax in
, bishopric of, 335, 350. Lincoln, 174.
, ...., guardian of the Faringdon, Faryndon, co. Berks, 172,
spirituality of, 310. 222 bis.
Exhall, Eccleshale [near Coventry], Farley, Richard, ' smyth,' collector of
co. Warwick, 151, 171. a tax in Worcester, 173.
manor, 148, 149. Farlow, co. Salop, the Lowe in, q.v.
Exton, co. Rutland, 378 bis, 404. Farmborough, Farnebargh, co. Somer-
, manor, 405. set, manor, 52.
, Exton in Exmore, co. Somor- Farnborough, Farnburgh, co. Kent,
set, 95. 67.
Exton, John, collector of customs and Farnburgh, co. Kent. See Farn-
subsidies in Chichester and borough.
district, 381 (4), 383 bis. Farndish, Farnedisch, co. Bedford,
Eyam, Eyom, co. Derby, 86, 121. manor, 372.
, Foolow in, q.v. Farndon, co. Nottingham, 170.
Eye, co. Suffolk, 312-314. Farnebargh, co. Somerset. See Farm-
, castle, 312-314. borough.
, honour, 312-314. Farnedisch, co. Bedford. See Farn-
, manor, 312-314. dish.
Eye, William de, of London, ' browe- Farnedun, prebend. See wider York,
derer,' 242. co. York.
Eyke, Eyk, co. Suffolk, 150, 221. Farnefold, John, collector of a tax in
Kylesford, Eyllesford. See Aylesford. Sussex, 87, 122.
Eylove, Roger, of Bletchingley, collec- Farnham, co. Surrey, 88, 123, 299.
tor of a tax in Surrey, 26. Farnham, John, of Quarndon, collector
Eynesbury, co. Huntingdon, 300. of a tax in Leicestershire, 86,
Eynon ap Richard, 100. 121.
Eyiiseford, John, of Tillington, knight, Farnhill, Fernhill [in Kildwick], co.
Isabel (de la Mare), late the York, 299.
wife of, 379. Cf. Aylesford. Farthingstone, Farthyngston, co.
Eyom, co. Derby. See Eyam. Northampton, 171.
Eyton, co. Bedford. See Eaton. Faryndon, co. Berks. See Faring-
Eytone, Thomas, of the Weald Moors, don.
collector of a tax in Salop, 85, Faryngton, John, of Buckinghamshire,
120. 293.
Fasby, Thomas, farmer of the subsidy
and ahiage of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Kent, 9.
Fastolf, Hugh, knight, 196, 280.
, ..... John, son and heir
P of, 280.
, John, of Norfolk, 410.
Faconere. See Faucouer. Faucomberge, Walter, knight, 104.
Fairford, Fayresford, co. Gloucester, Fauconer, Faukener, Facoiiere,
151. Richard, of Lympne, collector
Falepitte, Pliilip, 426. of a tax in Kent, 170.
Falkenham, Faltenham [co. Suffolk], , Thomas, collector of customs
13, 14, 71, 129, 162. and subsidies in London and
Fallan, William, clerk of the district, 6.
Exchequer, 232, 272. , , mayor and escheator of
, clerk, of Warwickshire, London, 63, 64 (2), 70, 91, 103,
436. 104.
508
GENERAL INDEX.
Famit le Roy, Faunteleroy, John,
commissioner to raise a loan in
Dorset, 318.
, . . . . , citizen of London, 354.
, . . . . , of London, ' mercer,'
372.
Faversham, Feveresham [co. Kent],
35.
Fawekonberd, Robert, of Hucknall,
collector of a tax in Notting-
hamshire, 220.
Fawsley, Falwesle, co. Northampton,
hundred, 327.
Fayresford, co. Gloucester. See Fair-
ford.
Fayrefax, Thomas, of Yorkshire, 385.
fealty, respite of. See under homage.
Feccham, co. Surrey. See Fetcham.
Feerby, Fierby, John, farmer of the
subsidy and aliiage of cloths
for sale, and alnager in Essex,
Hertfordshire, Norfolk, Suffolk
and Norwich, 9.
, . . . . , the elder, farmer of the
subsidy and alnage of cloths
for sale, and alnager, in Norfolk,
Suffolk, Essex, Hertfordshire
and Norwich, 432.
, . . . . , . . . . , of Kent, farmer
of the subsidy and alnage of
cloths for sale, and alnager, in
Essex, Hertfordshire, Norfolk,
Suffolk and Norwich, 154.
, . . . . , the younger, farmer of
the subsidy and alnage of cloths
for sale, and alnager, in Norfolk,
Suffolk, Essex, Hertfordshire
and Norwich, 432.
of Suffolk, farmer
of the subsidy and alnage of
cloths for sale, and alnager,
in Essex, Hertfordshire, Nor-
folk, Suffolk and Norwich, 154.
Cf. Feriby.
Feharbard, Nicholas, of Tawstock,
collector of a tax in Devon,
222.
Felbrigg, Felbrygge, George, knight,
Margery, late the wife of, 334.
, Simon, knight, commissioner
to raise a loan in Northamp-
tonshire, 316.
Feld, Felde, Baldwin de, of King's
Norton, collector of a tax in
Worcestershire, 169.
Richard (or Robert), fanner of
Stratfieldsave priory, 46, 73,
76, 77.
, . . . . , . . . . , uncle of. See
Prophete.
Felkirk, co. York, Brierley in, q.v.
Felley, Follay [co. Nottingham], priory,
51, 98, 188, 324, 411.
Felongley, co. Warwick. See Fillong-
ley.
Felongleye, John, of Fillongley,
collector of a tax in Warwick-
shire, 28.
Felpham, Velgham, co. Sussex, 221.
Felton, West, co. Salop, Sandford in,
q.v.
, Woolston in, q.v.
Felton, John, Elizabeth (Hastynges),
daughter of, 438.
, . . . . , Elizabeth, late the wife
of, 425, 438.
Robert, of Yorkshire, 138.
Fon, Fenne, Robert, Robert atte, 231.
, . . . . , of Harlaxton, collector
of a tax in Kesteven, co.
Lincoln, 301.
, William atte, 231.
Fencotes, Thomas de, justice of the
Common Bench, 213.
Fenne. See Fen.
Fenton, Kirk, Fenton, co. York, 26.
Feiiton, Robert de, of Pocklington, 63.
, William de, of Kilnwick Percy,
collector of a tax in the East
Riding, co. York, 173.
i'eodaries, appointment of, 127, 130.
Ferers, Feres. See Ferrers.
Feriby [co. York]. See Ferriby, North.
Feriby, Feryby, John, 360.
, Robert, escheator in Lincoln-
shire, 339, 433.
Cf. Feerby.
Fermour, Robert, of Catworth, collec-
tor of a tax in Huntingdonshire,
86, 121.
, ^ . . . . , of Stony Stratford,
collector of a tax in Bucking-
hamshire, 86, 121.
Walter, of Warmington, collec-
tor of a tax in Northampton-
shire, 223.
Femham, co. Southampton. See Vern-
hams Dean.
Fernhill, co. York. See Farnhill.
Fernhurst, co. Sussex, Verdley in, q.v.
Ferrers, Ferrariis, Ferers, Feres,
Robert, of Chartley, knight, 1
bis.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Edmund,
son and heir of, 16.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Margaret,
late the wife of, 16.
Thomas, esquire, 373.
, , Elizabeth (Frevill),
wife of, 373.
, of Groby, 282, 283.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Elizabeth
(Frevill), wife of, 282, 283.
, William, William de, lord de
Groby, 146, 266, 267, 395, 429.
, ..... of Groby, knight, com-
missioner to raise a loan in
Leicestershire, 316.
Ferriby, North, Feriby, Feryby [co.
York], priory, 51, 99, 236, 411.
GENERAL INDEX.
509
Ferrour, Roger, of Shrewsbury, collec-
tor of a tax in Shrewsbury.
418.
, William, of Hungerford, collrr-
i<ir of a tax in Berkshire, 87,
122.
Ferrybridge, Ferybryggo [in Ferry
Fryston], co. York, 299.
Ferry Fryston, co. York, Ferrybridge
in, q.v.
Ferybrygge, co. York. See Ferry-
bridge.
Feryby [co. York]. See Ferriby.
North.
Feryby. See Feriby.
Fetcham, Feccham, co. Surrey, manor,
270, 281, 303.
Fethere, John, of Surrey, 52.
Fetyplace, Peter, esquire, knight of
Parliament for Oxfordshire, 413.
Feveresham [co. Kent]. See Favers-
hani.
Ficas. See Fikeys.
field names etc. : —
Badburghamhay , 311.
Botilers, 199, 230.
Brodmede, 100.
Brounestenement, 290.
Calfhowe, 24.
Castelfeld, 327.
Clerkesput, 100.
Coltesacre, 126.
Cormayles, 279.
Courtwille, 100.
Cressewey, 101.
Darlegh, 44.
Duldres, 279.
Dyrynghawe, 44.
Egwode, 397.
Flemmyngesmede, 297.
Foxeslond, 363.
Fysshwermede, 100.
Gernons, 23.
Gilgannaii, 101.
Keny holme, 147.
Kiryellescourt, 328.
Lavyngton Place, 272.
Le Halgh, 137.
Le Roode, 100.
Medmerssh, 98.
Mascales, 306.
Mershesplace, Mersshesplace, 73,
101.
Midilholme, 147.
Oldecastell rnedowe, 382.
Outemande, 109.
Pakemanswod, Pakemaiiswode,
Pakmanswode, 247, 266, 396,
430.
Prestelwey, 101.
Pyctemans, 23.
Pyggenotwell, 108.
Riggewynes, 23.
Scoreslond, 363.
Semsanasmede, 100.
field names etc. — cont.
Sherrevesmede, 69.
Smythislond, 99.
Sotes, 23.
Swynnecroft, 199, 201.
Vortlimede, 20.
Wakes, 199, 230.
Warynes, 23.
Whithall, Whythall, 304, 319.
Whytwon>r, 44.
\Viliiamsclos, 247.
Woodlaithes, Wodelathes by Dai-
ton, 131.
\Vyllnswey, 101.
Wynteresiond, 363.
Fierby. See Feerby.
Figg/Fyge, Robert^ 425.
, Thomas, 76.
Fikeys, Fokeys, Fykeys, Ficas,
Thomas, collector of a tax in
Norfolk, 171, 220, 299.
, . . . . , of Cressingham, collector
of a tax in Norfolk, 150.
Cf. Fygys.
Filby, co. Norfolk, manor, 109.
Filby, Richard, 292.
Filddallyng, co. Norfolk. See Bailing,
Field.
Fililod. See Filynglode.
Fillingham, Fylyngham, co. Lincoln,
222
Filloll, Fyloll, William, 106, 139.
, Joan, late the wife of,
138, 139.
Fillongley, Felongley, eo. Warwick,
28.
Filton, co. Gloucester, church of,
advowson of, 269.
, manor, 269.
Filynglode, Fililod, Giles, 325, 331.
filz Johan. See Fitz John.
Fiiicham, Fyncham, [co. Norfolk], 198,
268. '
Finchingfield, Fynchyngfeld, co. Essex,
Ashwell Hall in, q.v.
Finchley, Finchisley, co. Middlesex,
243.
Findern, Fynderne [in Mickleover], co.
Derby, 326.
fines, levied in the king's court, 108,
148, 163, 165, 167, 182, 184,
205, 208, 213, 226, 248, 257,
264, 269, 307, 323, 339, 342,
345, 370, 396, 397, 405.
See also amercements.
Fischer. See Fissher.
Fishley, Fisshele [co. Norfolk], 188.
fish-shamble, 66.
Fiashe, Fyssh, John, of Hatfield,
collector of a tax in Hertford-
shire, 152.
, Thomas, collector of customs
and subsidies in Bristol and
district, 349, 351, 353.
Fisshelo [co. Norfolk]. See Fishley.
510
GENERAL INDEX.
Fissher, Fisshere, Fischer, Fyschere,
Fysshere, John, at the bridge of
St. Neots, collector of a tax in
Huntingdonshire, 152.
t . . . . , of St. Neots, collector of
a tax in Huntingdonshire, 28,
171, 417.
, Thomas, of Kennington, collec-
tor of a tax in Berkshire, 87,
122.
, William, of Clack, collector
of a tax in Wiltshire, 172.
Fitlyng, John, searcher of ships in
Kingston on Hull and district,
117.
Fittleton, co. Wilts, Haxton in, q.v.
Fittleworth, co. Sussex, Lee in, q.v.
Fitz Alan, Thomas, earl of Arundel
and Surrey, 17, 41, 107, 119 bis,
131, 132, 136, 142, 162-167.
309, 389, 390, 420.
, Beatrice, late the
wife of, 162, 164-167, 308.
, , Elizabeth, duchess
of Norfolk, sister and heir of,
162-164, 390. See also Mow-
bray and Usflete.
,...., . . . . , Joan (Beaucharnp),
sister and heir of, 162-164, 390.
, . . . . , . . . . , Margaret de
Arundell, sister of, 162-164,
390. See also Lenthale.
, . . . . , . . . . , Richard, father of.
See Arundell.
, . . . . , Richard, earl of
Arundel and Surrey, grand-
father of, 163-167.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Alice,
countess of Kent, daughter of.
See Hoi and.
, . . . . , , Eleanor
(Lancaster), wife of, 163-167.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Joan,
countess of Hereford, daughter
of. See Bohun.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , John, son of,
165-167.
, . . . . , ..... . . . . , . . . . , John
son of John, son of. See
Arundell.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Thomas
archbishop "of Canterbury, son
of. See Arundell.
, . . . . , . . . . , farmer of Ware
priory and the priory of Noyon
and Neufmarch6, 46, 65.
, . . . . , . . . . , treasurer, 35, 72,
75, 80.
Fitz Aleyn, John, of Sibford, collector
of a tax in Oxfordshire, 417.
Fitz Eustace, Philip, 339.
, Blanche, wife of, 339.
Fitz Herbert, Fitz Herberd, Fitz
Harberd, Margery. See Bryn-
nesley.
Fitz Herbert — cont.
, Nicholas, collector of a tax in
Devon, 417.
, Walter, esquire, collector of a
tax in Derbyshire, 86, 121.
Fitz Hugh, Henry, 17, 18.
, , knight, 319.
, . . . . , . . . . , treasurer, deputy
or lieutenant of. See Kyn-
wolmerssh.
, lord, 36, 124, 289.
, John, collector of a tax in
Buckinghamshire, 150.
, Robert, clerk, master of St.
Leonard's hospital, York, 321,
394, 395.
Fitz James, Richard, collector of
customs and subsidies in Mel-
combe and district, 69, 71.
, . . . . , esquire, 42, 59, 131.
Fitz John, Fitz Johan, filz Johan,
John, 1.
, . . . . , John, son and heir of,
21.
, Nicholas, collector of a tax in
Surrey, 223.
Fitz Nicholl, Fitz Nichol, fitz Nicol,
Thomas, knight, 65, 239, 269.
, . . . . , . . . . , Eleanor (Broun-
yng), daughter of, 269.
, Katharine
(Poyntz), daughter of, 269, 270.
, . . . . , . . . . , Margery, wife of,
269.
Fitz Payn, sir Robert le, 214.
Fitz Piers, John, of Salop, 54.
Fitz Rauf, John, esquire, sheriff of
Norfolk and Suffolk, 358.
Fitz Richard, Walter, sheriff of Bed-
fordshire and Buckinghamshire,
296.
Fitz Waryn, Amaury, 388.
, Isabel (Davilles), sister
of, 389.
, . . . . , Joan (Piperell), daughter
and heir of, 388.
Fulk, 50, 51, 176, 280.
, . . . . , Fulk, son and heir of,
237
, , knight, 364.
, . . . . , . . . . , Elizabeth (Hanko-
ford), daughter of, 333, 364.
, Fulk, son and heir
of, 333, 364.
, . . . . , Anne, late
the wife of, 333, 364.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Fulk, son
and heir of, 364.
, Ives, knight, 63, 89.
, . . . . , Eleanor (Chydy-
ock), daughter and heir of,
89.
, , Maud, late the
wife of, 89.
, John, 196, 237, 364.
GENERAL INDEX.
511
fitz Wauter. Walter, knight, Humphrey.
son and hoir of, 273, 274.
, ..... . . . . , Walter, son of.
273 274
Fit/. William, Edmund, 17, 349.
, ..... commissioner to raise a
loan in the West Riding, co.
York, 317.
, . . . . , escheator in Yorkshire,
42, 66.
, . . . . , esquire, 131.
John, 196, 23S.
esquire, 380.
, knight, 244.
, Eleanor, late the
wife of, 378.
, . . . . , . . . . , John, son and
heir of, 244.
, . . . . , . . . . , collector of a tax
in the West Riding, co. York,
87, 122.
, Thomas, of Lincolnshire, 304.
Fleccher, Flecchir. See Fletcher.
Fleet, Flete, co. Lincoln, 25, 151, 222,
415.
Flcmyng, Flemmyng Richard, bishop
* of Lincoln [1420-1431], 402.
, Thomas, Rose, late the wife of,
64.
, knight, 230.
Fletcher, Fleccher, Flecchir, Ralph, of
Pershore, collector of a tax in
Worcestershire, 84, 119.
, Walter, of Tonbridge, collector
of a tax in Kent, 86, 121, 221.
Flete, co. Lincoln. See Fleet.
Flete, prison of. See under London.
Flete, John, commissioner to raise a
loan in Holland, co. Lincoln,
318.
, William, 82.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise
a loan in Hertfordshire, 316.
, of Hertfordshire, 437 .
Flitton, co. Bedford, Silsoe in, q.v.
Flixborough, co. Lincoln, Crosby in,
q.v.
Flockthorpe, Flukthorp [in Harding-
ham], co. Norfolk, manor, 420.
floods, 410.
Flore, Gerard, sheriff of Rutland, ;>.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Rutland, 316.
, escheator in Northamp-
tonshire and Rutland, 81, 108.
Flory, John, 133.
, Edmund, father of,
133.
, Eleanor (Marland),
grandmother of, 133.
, . . . . , sheriff of Somerset and
Dorset, 262, 280, 322, 328.
, ..... esquire, 297.
Flukthorp, co. Norfolk. See Flock-
thorpe.
Fockorby, Folquardby [in Adlingfleet],
co. York, 431.
Foer, co. Sussex. See Highfure.
Fogg, Thomas, William, son of, the
younger, 229.
, ..... . . . . , Eleanor
(Seintleger), wife of, 229.
Fokeray, William, collector of a tax in
Devon, 417.
Fokeys. See Fikeys.
Folawo, co. Derby. See Foolow.
Fold, Folde [in Fordingbridge], co.
Southampton, manor, 140.
Foleford. See Fulford.
Foljambe, Thomas, commissioner to
raise a loan in Derbyshire, 318.
Folkestone, Folston [co. Kent], mayor
of. See Raby.
Folquardby, co. York. See Fockerby.
Folston [co. Kent]. See Folkestone.
Folvile, John, esquire, 91.
Folyot, Geoffrey, heir of, 93.
, John, collector of a tax in
Gloucester, 88, 123.
, Peter, 93.
, Sampson, 93.
Fontereau, Andrew, monk of Mar-
moutier, farmer of Tickford
priory, 337.
Foolow, Folawe [in Eyam], co. Derby,
151.
Ford, Fordeshome, co. Salop, manor,
117.
Ford, Forde, Henry atte, 293.
, . . . . , Juliana, wife of, 293.
, John, John atte, 348.
, ..... of Bristol, farmer of the
subsidy and alnage of cloths
for sale, and alnager, in Bristol,
394.
, , of Dorset, 36.
, Peter atte, 103.
, Richard, Richard de, of
Hognaston, collector of a tax in
Derbyshire, 220.
, . . . . , of Norton, collector of a
tax in Staffordshire, 221.
, Simon atte, collector of a tax
in Dorset, 26.
William, William atte, collec-
tor of a tax in Essex, 300.
, ..... collector of customs and
subsidies in Great Yarmouth
and district, 4, 5, 13, 14, 112.
, draper, farmer of the
subsidy and alnage of cloths
for sale, and alnager, in Worces-
tershire and Worcester, 9.
, . . . . , of Chinnock, ' gentyl-
man,' collector of a tax in
Somerset, 220.
, . . . . , of Kingston on Thames,
collector of a tax in Surrey,
151.
Fordeshome, co. Salop. See Ford.
512
GENERAL INDEX.
Fordham, co. Cambridge, 300.
priory, 309, 402.
Fordham, John de, bishop of Ely
[1388-1425], 32, 90, 158, 186,
218, 310, 402.
Fordhelle, Peter, 323.
Fordingbridge, Fordyngbrigge, co.
Southampton, 172.
, Cridlestyle in, q.v.
, Fold in, q.v.
Foremark, co. Derby, Ingleby in,
q.v.
Forest, the New, co. Southampton,
27.
forests named : —
Arundel.
Cannock.
Cause.
Cliff e, King's.
Dartmoor.
Dean.
Gillingham.
Groveley.
New, the.
Pamber.
Pewsham.
Rockingham.
Rutland.
Selwood.
Suley.
Forman, Alan, of Utterby, collector of
a tax in Lindsey, co. Lincoln,
25.
Forster, Edmund, of Nursling, collector
of a tax in Hampshire, 417.
, John, of Bottisham, 82.
, . . . . , . . . . , collector of a tax
in Cambridgeshire, 150.
, of Broxboume, collector
of a tax in Hertfordshire, 152.
Robert, of Gilling, collector
of a tax in the North Riding,
co. York, 173.
, William, of Streethay, collec-
tor of a tax in Staffordshire, 85,
120.
Fortescu, Henry, 320.
John, 320.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Devon, 315.
, escheator in Devonshire
and Cornwall, 169.
Forthey, John, of Worcestershire,
356.
Foston upon Wolds, co. York, Gemb-
ling in, q.v.
Fougeres, Brittany [Ille et Vilaine,
France], abbot of, 293.
Fouk, John, 92.
Foulhill, Thomas, of Devon, 427.
Foxilishirst, Thomas. 145, 146, 190.
, . . . . , John, son and heir of,
190.
Founhope, co. Hereford. See Fown-
hope.
Fourner, Michael le, monk, farmer of
possessions of the abbot of
Sees in England, 34. Cf.
Furner.
Fourneux, John, the elder, of Mirfield,
367.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . ., Henry
Merifeld, nephew of, 366, 367.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , John Four-
neiix alias Merifeld, brother of,
367.
Fournyvale, Fournyvall. See
Furnival.
Fowey, Fowy, Foywy, co. Cornwall,
port of, collectors of customs
and subsidies in. See Hertis-
cote ; Spenser ; Treyage ;
Horwode ; Densyll ; Bentley.
, . . . . , searchers of ships in.
See Bentley ; Lakun ; Walke.
Fownhope, Founhope, co. Hereford,
301.
Fowy, co. Cornwall. See Fowey.
Fox, John, of Castle Acre, collector of
a tax in Norfolk, 299.
Foxcote, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Berkshire, 150.
Foxholes, Foxhols, John, clerk, collec-
tor of customs and subsidies
in Southampton and district,
203, 204.
Foxle, Foxlegh, John, esquire, 273,
286.
,....,...., Alice, daxighter and
heir of, 286.
, . . . . , of Dartmouth, collector
of a tax in Devon, 153, 172.
Foxton, co. Leicester, 170, 223.
Foy, co. Hereford, Eaton Tregoes in,
q.v.
Foywy, co. Cornwall. See Fowey.
Framelande, co. Leicester. See Fram-
land.
Framesden, co. Suffolk. See Frams-
den.
Framland, Framlond, Framelande, co.
Leicester, hundred, 27, 258,
375.
Frampton, co. Lincoln, 301.
on Severn, Frompton on
Severn, co. Gloucester, 151.
, manor, 214.
Framsden, Framesden, co. Suffolk,
manor, 227, 228.
Frances. See Fraunceys.
Franchilon, William, monk, farmer of
Modbury priory, 138.
Frank, John, king's clerk, 61.
, clerk, of Somerset, 54.
Frankeleyn, Fraunkelayn, Robert, of
Market Weighton, collector of a
tax in the East Riding, co. York,
417.
, Thomas, of Northamptonshire,
394.
GENERAL INDEX.
513
Fraunceys, Frances, Frmmsrs, A<lnm.
knight, 194 (3), 200.
, ...., ...., Agnes (Porter).
daughter of, 200.
, . . . . , Elizabeth (Charle-
ton), daughter of, 200.
, Hugh, collector of customs and
subsidies in Ipswich and <lis
trict, 4, 13.
, John, mayor and escheator of
London, 125.
....... . . . . , ' barcar,' collector of a
tax in Lincoln, 302.
, . . . . , of Devon, esquire, 75.
, Ralph, esquire, collector of a
tax in Derbyshire, 86, 121.
, ..... of Ticknall, collector
of a tax in Derbyshire, 220.
, Robert, knight, 40.
, William, Alice (Hele), wife of,
60.
Fraunkelayn. See Frankeleyn.
Fraunses. See Fraunceys.
Fray, Fraye, John, 147, 354 bis, 355, 372.
Fre. See Fry.
Frebody, Ralph, of Rowley Regis,
collector of a tax in Stafford-
shire, 417.
Frechewyll, Ralph, of Staveley, knight,
143.
Fredele, Roger, of Mickleham, collector
of a tax in Surrey, 299.
Free. See Fry.
Frekylton, Robert, searcher of ships in
Kingston on Hull and district,
337.
Freman, Robert, of Cliffe, collector of
a tax in Kent, 86, 121.
....... Thomas, of Denton, collector
of a tax in Northamptonshire,
171.
Cf. Fremon.
Fromington, Fremyngton, co. Devon,
285.
Fremon, Hugh, of Tamworth, collector
of a tax in Warwickshire, 85,
120. Cf. Freman.
Fremyngton, co. Devon. See Freming-
ton.
French, Frensch, Frenssh, Frensshe,
Henry, of Horsham, collector
of a tax in Sussex, 301.
, John, 243.
,....,' goldsrnyth,' 104.
, , of Maywode, 328, 329.
, Robert, of Sharpham, collector
of a tax in Devon, 222.
Frenssheton, John, 145.
, William, collector of a tax in
Devon, 172.
Frenyngham, John, 323.
Frepurs, John, 224.
, Richard, of London, 289.
Frore, John, collector of a tax in
Worcester, 28.
Wt. 2415.
KivsHingfield, Frosyngfold [co. Suffolk],
:n:{.
Fresthorp. See Frithesthorp.
Krcsyii^fi-ld [co. Suffolk]. See
Fressingfield.
Fretewell, co. Oxford. See Fritwell.
Frothe. See Fryth.
Frevill, Frevyll, Baldwin, 197.
, , knight, 282, 283, 373.
, . . . . , . . . . , Baldwin, knight,
father of, 373.
, . . . . , , Joyce (Pes-
hale), late the wife of, 373.
, Baldwin, knight,
son and heir of, 282, 283, 373.
,....,...., Elizabeth (Ferrers),
daughter of, 282, 283, 373.
, . . . . , . . . . , Joyce (Aston),
daughter of, 282, 283, 373.
, . . . . , Margaret (Wilugh-
by), daughter of, 282, 283, 373.
friars preachers, 211.
Frithesthorp, Fresthorp, John, 343.
, of Hertfordshire, 279.
, Salamon, 343.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Hertfordshire, 316.
Fritwell, Fretewell, co. Oxford, 93.
Frodingham, co. Lincoln, Crosby in,
q.v.
, South, Southfrothingam [in
Owthorne], co. York, 26.
Frollebury, William, collector of a tax
in Surrey, 26.
Frome, co. Somerset, 152, 161, 326.
Keyford in, q.v.
, Woodlands in, q.v.
Frome, Edward, Edward de, 161, 326.
John de, of Somerset, 54.
Fromond, John, commissioner to raise
a loan in Hampshire, 317.
Frompton on Severn, co. Gloucester.
See Frampton on Severn.
Frost, Froste, Henry, of Guilden
Morden, collector of a tax in
Cambridgeshire, 27, 221.
Frothingam, Edmund, of South
Frodingham, collector of a tax
in the East Riding, co. York,
26.
Frowyk, Thomas, commissioner to
raise a loan in Middlesex, 316.
Froxfield, co. Wilts, Oakhill in, q.v.
Froxmers, John, of Droitwich, collector
of a tax in Worcestershire, 25.
Fry, Frye, Fre, Free, Robert, guardian
of the temporalities . of the
bishopric of Chichester, 234,
247, 248.
, , of Devon, 427.
, Thomas, collector of customs
and subsidies in Melcombe and
district, 4 &*>, 13, 14 bis, 69,
71, 113, 130, 192, 203, 204.
, William, 248, 427.
F. 33.
514
GENERAL INDEX.
Fryday, Richard, of Leicestershire,
266.
, . . . . , of Wigston, ' gentilman,'
395, 430.
Frye. See Fry.
Fryskeneye, Thomas de, knight, Isabel,
late the wife of, Isahel (Grenacre
and Dymmok), daughter of,
161.
Fryth, Frethe, John, collector of a tax
in Essex, 220, 221.
of St. Osyth, collector
of a tax in Essex, 27.
Fuges. See Fygys.
Fulbourn, Fulborn, Fulbourne, co.
Cambridge, 86, 121.
, church, 320.
, manor, 359.
Fulbroke, John, 176.
Fulford, Foleford, Henry, 250, 281,
331.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Devon, 315.
, . . . . , escheator in Devon and
Cornwall, 6, 30, 52, 308, 339.
, . . . . , sheriff of Cornwall, 215.
, . . . . , of Devon, 50.
Fuller, Edmund, searcher of ships in
Great Yarmouth and district,
297.
, of Norwich, searcher of
wines etc. in Norwich, Norfolk,
Suffolk and Essex, 325.
Fulnaby, John, escheator in Lincoln-
shire, 6, 60.
Fulthorp, John, collector of a tax in
Southwark, 88, 123.
, Thomas, of Yorkshire, 420.
Funtington, Funtyngton, co. Sussex,
171.
Furbour, John, collector of a tax in
Salisbury, 224.
Furner, John, of Chadshunt, collector
of a tax in Warwickshire, 171.
Cf. Fourner.
Furnival, Fournyvale, Fournyvall, lord
de. See Nevill ; Talbot.
Fursdon, John, collector of a tax in
Cornwall, 170.
Fuyst, Richard, Margaret (Wheglton),
late the wife of, 335, 374.
, . . . . , William (Scarde-
vyle), son of, 374.
Fyfield, Fyffhyde, co. Wilts, 97.
Fyge. See Figg.
Fygys, Fuges, Peter, collector of a
tax in Hampshire, 151.
, . . . . , of Andover, collector of
a tax in Hampshire, 221.
Cf. Fikeys.
Fykeys. See Fikeys.
Fylddallyng, co. Norfolk. See Dalling,
Field.
Fyldyng, William, of Warwickshire,
325.
Fyler, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Bristol, 419.
Fyloll. See Filloll.
Fylyngham, co. Lincoln. See Filling-
ham.
Fyiibergh, William, of Norfolk, 91.
Fynch, Vincent, sheriff of Surrey and
Sussex, 5.
Fyncham [co. Norfolk]. See Fincham.
Fyncham, William, collector of a tax
in Norfolk, 171, 220, 299.
, ' frankleyn,' collector
of a tax in Norfolk, 416.
Fynchyngfeld, co. Essex. See Finch-
ingfield.
Fynderne, co. Derby. See Findorn.
Fvndern, Fvnderne, John, of Findern,
326/
...'..., WTilliam, commissioner to
raise a loan in Berkshire, 316.
, . . . . , escheator in Essex and
Hertfordshire, 169.
, , sheriff of Wiltshire, 214.
,...., of Wiltshire, ' gentilman,'
256.
Fyney, Richard, collector of a tax in
Staffordshire, 27.
Fyschere. See Fissher.
Fyssh. See Fisshe.
Fysshere. See Fissher.
Fyteshale, Thomas, collector of a tax
in Sussex, 87, 122.
Fyton, Richard, commissioner to raise
a loan in Dorset, 318.
G
Gabriell, Richard, clerk, farmer of the
priory of St. James by Exeter,
75, 295.
Gadsby, Gaddesby, co. Leicester, 326.
Gainsborough, co. Lincoln, East
Stockwith in, q.v.
Gairgrave, John de, of Yorkshire,
esquire, 406.
Galbriggo, Thomas, of Gloucestershire,
19.
Galeton, John, of Somerton, collector
of a tax in Oxfordshire, 173.
, Richard, collector of a tax in
Oxfordshire, 27.
Galon, Richard, of Northumberland,
78.
Gamage, William, esquire, 335.
, , knight, 274.
Gambon, John, of Cambridgeshire,
393.
, , of Devon, 350.
, Richard, 335, 384.
, . . . . , Cecily, mother of, 384.
' , John', brother of, 384.
GENERAL INDEX.
515
Gambon, Richard — cont.
, . . . . , Richard, son and heir of.
384.
, , William, fa HUT of, 3X4.
of Aylton, collector of a
tax in Herefordshire, 418.
Gamcll, William, of Yorkshire, 10,
232.
Gamston, Gamulston [in Bassetlaw
wapentake], co. Nottingham,
151.
Caranter, Henry, of St. Albans, collec-
tor of a tax in Hertfordshire,
26.
Gardevyle, John, collector of a tax in
Essex, 300.
Gare, Thomas, of York, 2f>:{.
, . . . . , citizen of York, 197.
garments. See custom.
Garneys, William, searcher of ships in
Great Yarmouth and district,
78.
Garston, John, collector of a tax in
Hampshire, 87, 122.
Garstang, co. Lancaster, Claughton in,
q.v.
Garth, William del, of Yorkshire,
' gentilman,' 433.
Garthorpe, Garthorp, co. Leicester, 80,
121.
co. Lincoln, Waterton in
q.v.
Garton on the Wolds, Garton, co.
York, 26, 173, 219, 300.
Garton, Thomas, of Peterborough,
collector of a tax in Northamp-
tonshire, 171, 415.
Gascoigne, Gascoyn, William, knight,
426.
, of Bridgewater, 128.
, . . . . , of Somerset, 57, 161.
Gastryk, John, of Barton on Humber,
collector of a tax in Lindsey,
co. Lincoln, 173.
Gateford, Gaytford [in Worksop], co.
Nottingham, 416.
Gateforth, Gaytford [in Bravton], co.
York, 26, 88, 123.
Gatele, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Suffolk, 415.
Gatton, William, of Mucking, collector
of a tax in Essex, 87, 122.
Gaudy, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Dorset, 171, 300.
Gautron, Walter, commissioner to raise
a loan in Middlesex, 316.
Gawsell. See Goushull.
Gayner, James, collector of a tax in
Gloucestershire, 151.
Gaynesford, John, commissioner to
raise a loan in Surrey, 315.
Gayteford. See Gaytford.
Gaytford, co. Nottingham. See Gate-
ford.
, co. York. See Gateforth.
«::t \tford, Gayteford, John, of Gate-
ford, collector of a tax in
Nottinghamshire, 410.
, . . . . , of Nottinghamshire,
esquire, 228.
<;avtoii, Geyton, co. Norfolk, rectory,
281. '
GtMldenry. Srr Grdney.
Geddvng. See Gyddyng.
Gedegh, Richard, 207.
Gedeney [co. Lincoln], See Gedney.
Godeney, Gedeneye. See Gedney.
Gcdney, Gedeney [co. Lincoln], 358.
Gedney, Gednay, Geddeney, Gedeney,
Gedeneye, John, 19.
, . . . . , alderman of London,
collector of a tax in London,
174, 419.
, of Fleet, collector of a
tax in Holland, co. Lincoln,
25, 151.
, , of Middlesex, 107.
Geffreys, Robert, of Martock, collector
of a tax in Somerset, 86, 120.
Gelemyn, Thomas, of Tetbury, collec-
tor of a tax in Gloucestershire,
27.
Gelyan, W:alter, of Catworth, collector
of a tax in Huntingdonshire,
417.
Gembling, Gemlyng [in Foston upon
Wrolds], co. York, 26.
Genoa, Janua [Italy], 230.
Geny, Thomas, of Lincolnshire, 168.
Cf. Giney.
Georgeham, co. Devon, Pickwell in,
q.v.
Gerard, John, 82.
, Nicholas, of Shrewsbury,
gentleman, collector of a tax
in Shrewsbury, 88, 123, 153.
, Richard, of Yorkshire, 289.
W7alter, of Pitsea, collector of
a tax in Essex, 418.
Germayn, John, 91.
, . . . . , John, son and heir of,
91.
William, of Kelvedon Hatch,
collector of a tax in Essex, 418.
Gernesey. See Guernsey.
Gernon, Henry, of London, ' sadeler,'
303, 329.
Gerold, Warin son of, 96.
Gertre, Andrew de, collector of a tax in
Leicestershire, 26.
Gervays, Gerveys, John, 323.
, collector of a tax in
Cornwall, 86, 121.
, WTilliam, farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Hampshire and
Winchester, 8.
Gestingthorpe, Gestenyngthorp, co.
Essex, manor, 313.
Geyton, co. Norfolk. See Gay ton.
516
GENERAL INDEX.
Gibbes, Gybbes, John, of Kent, 91 , 343.
f . . . . , ' roper,' collector of a
tax in Bristol, 302.
Gibthorp, Elizabeth, 423.
, John father of, Alice
(Rocheford), mother of, 423.
Giffard, Gyffard, John, of Leckhamp-
ton, collector of a tax in Glou-
cestershire, 27.
, . . . . , of Whaddon, sheriff of
Bedfordshire and Buckingham-
shire, 215.
, Thomas, escheator in Stafford-
shire, 169.
, esquire, 333.
, William, 189.
Giffards, Giffardes, co. Essex, manor.
See Stanle.
Gilbert, Gilbart, Gilberd, John, ' tan-
ner,' collector of a tax in Salis-
bury, 28.
, Robert, commissioner to raise
a loan in Gloucestershire, 315,
317.
, . . . . , escheator in Gloucester-
shire and the adjacent march of
Wales, 6, 21, 67, 169, 370.
, . . . , of Youlgreave, collector
of a tax in Derbyshire, 300.
Gildeford, co. Surrey. See Guildford.
Gildeney, Gyldeney, Henry, 406, 421,
422.
Gildesburgh, Robert, of Essex, 177.
Cf. Goldesburgh.
Gildrigge, William, of Sussex, 344, 345.
Gille, Thomas, farmer of Modbury
priory, 138.
Gillesland, Gilleslonde, lord de. See
Dacre.
Gilling, Gillyng [near Richmond], co.
York, 173.
Gillingham, Gillyngham, Gyllyngham,
co. Dorset, 26, 95.
, forest of, bailiwick of fee
forester or the forestership of,
370, 371.
park, 371.
, Bourton in, q.v.
, Milton on Stour in, q.v.
Gillyng, co. York. See Gilling.
Gillyng, John, 200, 231.
Gillyngham, co. Dorset. See Gilling-
ham.
Giney, Thomas, of Pickworth, collector
of a tax in Rutland, 220. Cf.
Geny.
Girleston. See Grilleston.
Girlington, Girlyngton [in Wycliffe],
co. York, 173.
[in Wycliffe] (?), Crydelyngton,
co. York, 87, 122.
Girlyngton, John de, of Girlington,
collector of a tax in the North
Riding, co. York, 173. Cf.
Crydelyngton .
Girsby, Grisby [in Burgh on Bain],
co. Lincoln, 197.
Gisburn, Gyseburn [co. York], priory,
51, 99.
Glamorgan, Glomorgan, county, 101.
and Morgannwg, county of,
sheriff of. See Palton.
Glapwell [in Bolsover], co. Derby,
300.
Glapwell, Ralph, of Glapwell, collector
of a tax in Derbyshire, 300.
Glaston, co. Leicester. See Glooston.
, co. Rutland, 286, 287.
Glasyer, John, of Wokingham, collector
of a tax in Berkshire, 222.
Gleadess, Gledleghes [in Handsworth],
co. York, 220.
Glenfield, co. Leicester, Kirby Muxloe
in, q.v.
Glentworth, co. Lincoln, 305, 398.
Glomorgan, county. See Glamorgan.
Glooston, Glaston, co. Leicester, 26.
glossary :
carrek, 230.
chimnage, 407.
crykes, 35.
euesage, 407.
firbote, frybote, fuyrbote, 57, 306,
347, 370, 408.
fustian, 230.
FysshamelF, 66.
hayboto, 57, 306, 347, 370,
408.
housbote, 57, 306, 347, 370,
408.
kerseys, 7.
kevynghen, 100.
La Lofcop, 360, 361.
landtolpenys, 73.
lardorsilver, 100.
palet, 241.
plates, 241.
pryk, 406.
ray, 7.
skorfe, 286.
spete, 436.
sangwyn, 3, 69, 112, 157, 203, 241,
293, 349, 428.
straifs, streifs, estraies, 259, 327,
362, 407.
stratgalsilver, 407.
waifs, weifs, weyfs, 259, 327, 362,
407.
warf, 24.
webbe, 28.
Gloucester, Gloucestre, co. Gloucester,
85, 120, 207, 265.
, collectors of taxes in, 88, 123.
, searcher of ships in. See
Pitte.
Gloucester, county, collectors of taxes
in, 27, 85, 120, 151, 171, 220,
301, 415.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 315, 317,
GENERAL INDEX.
517
Gloucester — cont.
, escheator in, 1 bis, Hi. -It, H2.
64, 72, 99, 103, 104 (5), 105 bis,
10«, 107, 133, 143 (3), 144 bis,
145 bis, 164, 175, 185, 194 bis,
1!»5 (3), 196 6«f, 212, 217, 239
bis, 240 bis, 269, 274 (3), 275
(3), 276, 306, 331 bis, 332, 333
bis, 334, 335 (5), 338, 345, 364
370, 378, 379, 380, 389, 422
425 bis, 426 bis.
, See al-so Gilbert
Grevell ; Stokton ; Lisle
Whityngton ; Tracy ; Benet
Aldorloy.
........ farmers of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnagers, in. See Waget ;
Draper ; Aylesworth ; Hipkyns.
, sheriff of. See Whityngton ;
Beauchamp ; Berkeley ;
Grevell ; Tracy ; Bisshopestoii ;
Brigge ; Wilcotes ; Paunsfote.
Gloucester, duke of. See Thomas of
Woodstock ; Humphrey.
Gloucestre, John, collector of a tax in
Oxford, 174.
Glover, Glovere, John, 293.
, collector of a subsidy in
Dartmouth and district, 129.
, of Buckinghamshire,
408.
, . . . . , of Little Kimble, collec-
tor of a tax in Buckingham-
shire, 150.
, . . . . , the younger, farmer of
the subsidy and alnage of cloths
for sale, and alnager, in Bed-
fordshire and Buckinghamshire,
278.
, . . . . , . . . . , of Buckingham-
shire, 265.
Ranulph, of Stone, collector
of a tax in Staffordshire, 27.
, William, collector of customs
and subsidies in Dartmouth and
district, 113.
, . . . . , collector of customs and
subsidies in Exeter and Dart-
mouth and district, 113, 130,
192, 193, 241, 246.
Gnosall, co. Stafford, Knightley in,
q.v.
, Moreton in, </.*•.
, WTalton Grange in, <j.v.
Goadby Marwood, Gouteby, co.
Leicester, 375.
Goathill, Gothulle, co. Somerset,
church of, advowson of, 95.
, manor, 94.
Gobet, John, of London, ' f\ ssl.r-
monger,' 125.
Gobyon, John, 426, 436.
, . . . . , Isabel, late the wife of,
436.
Gobyon, John — cant.
, Margaret (Symond),
daughter and heir of, 436.
of Bardfield, collector
of a tax in Essex, 87, 122.
Godalrning, Godalmyng, co. Surrey,
170, 180.
, hundred, 180.
, Catteshull in, q.v.
Godeberd, Beugo, collector of a tax in
Shrewsbury, 223.
Godegamen, Robert, collector of a tax
in Huntingdonshire, 86, 121.
Godeman, Richard, of Faringdon,
collector of a tax in Berkshire,
172.
Godcson, John, ' mercer,' collector of
a tax in Bristol, 223.
Godeston. See Godston.
Godewyn, Robert, collector of a tax in
Dorset, 150, 418.
Godfrav, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Wiltshire, 26, 172.
Godlaxton, co. Leicester. See Guth-
laxton.
Godmanchester, Godmanchestre, God-
mechestre, co. Huntingdon, 86,
121, 152.
Godmeston, Godmyston, William,
collector of a tax in Essex, 150,
172.
Godston, Godeston, John, collector of
customs and subsidies in
Ipswich and district, 4 bis, 13,
14, 70, 72, 113, 130, 191, 193.
, . . . . , escheator in Essex and
Hertfordshire, 136.
, . . . . , of Rainham, collector
of a tax in Essex, 418.
Godyn, John, collector of customs and
subsidies in Great Yarmouth
and district, 242 bis, 246 bis,
251 bis.
Goff, Walter, of Kent, 57.
Goffavre, John, collector of a tax in
" Southwark, 88, 123.
Golafre, Golofre, John, sheriff of
Oxfordshire and Berkshire, 70,
83.
, esquire, 338.
Roger, 93.
gold, payment of tax in, 414.
Gold, Golde, Goold, Goolde, Edward,
214.
, John, of Alresford, collector of
a tax in Hampshire, 151.
, . . . . , of Northfleet, collector
of a tax in Kent, 170.
, Richard, of Hampshire, 31,
38, 110, 409.
, Roger, collector of a tax in
Exeter, 29.
Goldemere, Walter, 213.
Golder, Goldore [in Pyrton], co.
Oxford, 301.
5l8
GENERAL INDEX.
Goldesburgh, Peter, of Hendon, collec-
tor of a tax in Middlesex, 800.
Cf. Gildesburgh.
Goldesmyth. See, Goldsmyth.
Goldore, co. Oxford. See Golder.
Goldsmyth, Goldesmyth, John, of
Grantham, commissioner to
raise a loan in Kesteven, co.
Lincoln, 318.
, . . . . , of Kidderminster, collec-
tor of a tax in Worcestershire,
298.
Goldwyre, John, 292.
Goldyiig, John, of London, 109.
Goldyngton, John, 273, 276, 410.
,...., Katharine (Heiixtworth),
sister of, 410.
, . . . . , Thomas, son and heir of,
276, 410.
Golofre. See Golafre.
Gomond, John, escheator in Hereford-
shire and the adjacent march of
Wales, 19.
Gomshall, Gumshulffe [in Shere], co.
Surrey, 180.
Gonalston, Gonaston, co. Nottingham,
151.
Gonalston, Gonaston, Nicholas, collec-
tor of a tax in Nottinghamshire,
27.
, . . . . , of Gonalston, collector
of a tax in Nottinghamshire,
151.
Gonaston, co. Nottingham. See
Gonalston.
Gonaston. See Gonalston.
Gonerby, Gonewardby, Gunwardby,
co. Lincoln, 222, 415.
Goold, Goolde. See Gold.
Gooseham, Gousham [in Morwenstow],
co. Cornwall, 189.
Gore, Robert, collector of a tax in
Dorset, 26.
, Thomas, of Hinton, collector
of a tax in Wiltshire, 87, 122.
, William, collector of a tax in
Gloucestershire, 85, 120.
Gorewell, William, of Fremington,
' geiitilman,' 285.
Gorges, Thomas, 95.
, ..... Agnes, late the wife of,
320.
, . . . . , . . . . , Theobald, son and
heir of, 320.
Gorleston, co. Suffolk, 48, 49.
, Southtown in, q.v.
Gosberkyrk, Robert de, Thomas, son
of, 261.
Goscote, co. Leicester, hundred, 26.
Gosse, William, collector of customs
and subsidies in Bridgewater
and district, 291, 294, 349,
351, 353.
Gosselyn, John, of Lewes, collector
of a tax in Sussex, 418.
Gosson, Robert, of Keelby (?), 60.
Gotele, Henry, of Westfield, collector
of a tax in Sussex, 301.
Gothulle, co. Somerset. See Goathill.
Goudenham, John, of Somerset, 33.
Goudhurst, Goutherst, co. Kent, 242,
323.
Gounter, John, 208.
, . . . . , Elizabeth (Lorty and
Andrewe), late the wife of, 208.
Goure, John, of Marston, collector of a
tax in Herefordshire, 152. Cf.
Gower.
Gourney, John, of Yetminster, collector
of a tax in Dorset, 171.
Gousehill. See Goushull.
Gousham, co. Cornwall. See Goose-
ham.
Goushull, Gousehill, Gawsell, John, of
Yorkshire, 279.
, Nicholas, escheator in Notting-
hamshire and Derbyshire, 209,
432.
Cf. Gouxhill.
Gouteby, co. Leicester. See Goadby
Marwood.
Goutherst, co. Kent. See Goudhurst.
Gouxill, John, of Beeford, collector of
a tax in the East Riding, co.
York, 26. Cf. Goushull.
Gouys, Ralph, 95, 96.
Goves, Gowes, Eleanor, 297.
Gowayn, John, 238.
Gower, Nicholas, 281.
, John, son and heir of,
281.
, . . . . , esquire, 146.
, , of Yorkshire, 187.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , John, son
and heir of, 187.
, Thomas, escheator in Worces-
tershire, 308.
, . . . . , of Warwickshire, 138,
270, 281, 303.
, Walter, collector of a tax in
the North Riding, co. York, 219.
Cf. Goure.
Gowes. See Goves.
Goyg', Muric, 100.
Gr' ap Jer', 99.
Gra, Graa; John, knight, 263, 376.
, Margaret (Swill-
yngton), wife of, 257, 263, 376.
, , , of Ingleby, 376.
, . . . . , . . . . , Margaret
(Swillyngton), wife of, 375, 376.
Cf. Grey.
Grace, John, escheator in Cambridge-
shire and Huntingdonshire, 308.
, . . . . , of Cambridgeshire, 126.
Graf ton, John, collector of a tax in
Shrewsbury, 223.
Grant, Jolin, of King's Sutton, collec-
tor of a tax in Northampton-
shire, 299.
GENERAL INDEX.
519
Crantham, co. Lincoln, 25, 87, 122,
318, 415.
< !r:i\rsrnd, Gravrsrnde [co. K«-nl].
35.
( ini\ . .SVr < iivy.
(Iniystok. .SVr Civystok.
Greasley, eo. Nottingham, Brinsley in,
q.v.
Qnenham, Gryndenham [in Ash-
brittle], co. Somerst, 27.
< Jiv.-uhoo, South, Boofchgrenehowe, co.
Norfolk, hundred, 162.
Givrnoak, Grenake [in Eastrington],
co. York, 173.
<iivt«t, Greote [in Burford], co. Salop,
416.
Grectham, Gretham, co. Rutland,
27.
Gregory, John, eooheator in Somerset
and Dorset, 136.
(ireindre, Thomas, of the forest of
Dean, collector of a tax in
Gloucestershire, 27. Cf. Greyn-
dore.
( iron. See Grone.
Grenacre, Richard de, knight, Richard,
son of, 161.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Isabel
Fryskeneye and Dymmok), late
the wife of, 161.
, ..... . . . . , . . . . , John, clerk,
son and heir of, 161.
Greiiake, co. York. See Greenoak.
Grendon, co. Northampton, 150.
Grene, Gren, John, John atto, collector
of a tax in Surrey, 223.
, . . . . , of Fleet, collector of a
tax in Holland, co. Lincoln,
222, 415.
, . . . . , of Norfolk, 45.
, of Widdington, 351).
Nicholas, of Exton, 405.
, . . . . , . . . . , Eleanor (Cole-
pepir), daughter of, 405.
, , , Elizabeth (Holand),
daughter of, 405.
, . . . . , . . . . , Joan, late the wife
of, 378 6?*, 404, 405.
, Ralph, 125.
, . . . . , escheator in Northamp-
tonshire and Rutland, 41.
, sheriff of Northampton-
shire, 83.
, knight, 195.
Richard, of Sussex, 3(H>.
, Robert, collector of a tux in
Salisbury, 224.
, Thomas, knight, 196. 221,
285, 3(>3.
,....,...., Mary (Notyngham),
late the wife of, 285.
, . . . . , . . . . , Thomas, knight,
son and heir of, 224.
, , sheriff of North -
• amptoiLshire, 177.
Greno, Thomas — emit.
, ... , of ('rci'lin^, Collector of
a tax in Suffolk, 301.
, of Westmoreland, 392.
, Walter, 243.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Middlesex, 316.
Grenefeld, John, 135.
GreiK'liam. William, 379.
Grenewod, John, of Thirsk, collector
of a tax in tho North Riding,
co. York, 417.
Gren vale, Henry, knight, 267.
Greote, co. Salop. See Greet.
Greote, John, by Ludlow, collector of
a tax in Salop, 85, 120.
, . . . . , of Greet, collector of a
tax in Salop, 416.
Greseley. See Gresley.
( ovsowbld, Thomas, 290.
Greshaulton, co. Surrey. See Carshal-
ton.
Gresley, Church, co. Derby, DrakeJow
in, q.v.
Grosley, Greseley, Gresseley, Griseley,
Gryseley, Thomas de, knight,
233, 249.
, . . . . , ..... commissioner to
raise a loan in Staffordshire,
315, 317.
, . . . . , . . . . , sheriff of Notting-
hamshire, 262.
, . . . . , . . . . , sheriff of Stafford-
shire, 428.
, . . . . , . . . . , of Derbyshire,
326.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , of Drakelow,
427.
Gresseley. See Grosley.
Gretehede, Nicholas, monk of Mar-
moutier, farmer of Allorton
Mauleverer priory, 327.
Gretham, co. Rutland. See Greetham.
Grevell, Grevill, John, 210.
, Sibyl (Corbet), wife of,
210.
, . . . . , commiasioner to raise
a loan in Gloucestershire, 315,
317.
, . . . . , eschoator in Gloucester-
shire and the adjacent march of
Wales, 41, 67 bis, 263.
, . . . . , sheriff of Gloucestershire,
128.
, Lewis, lord de Drayton, collec-
tor of a tax in Oxfordshire, 221.
, Richard, 411.
, . . . . , Joan Arches, sister and
heir of, q.v.
, . . . . , esquire, 379.
, Thomas, escheator in Warwick-
shire and Leicestershire, 262.
Grey, Gray, John, knight, 378, 442.
, . . . . , , . . . , Joan (Charleton),
wife of, 442.
520
GENERAL INDEX.
Grey — cont.
, Philip, 100 bis.
, Richard, lord de, farmer of the
possessions of the abbot of
Conches in England, 59.
, , , of Codnor, 239, 265.
,....,....,...., John, knight,
son and heir of, 265.
, Robert, 48.
Cf. Gra.
Greyndore, John, knight, 144.
, Robert, commissioner to raise
a loan in Gloucestershire, 315.
Cf. Greindre.
Greystok, Graystok, John, clerk,
farmer of Cogges priory, 33.
, Ralph, baron de, knight, 238
bis, 245, 246.
, . . . . , . . . . , John de
Graystok, knight, son and heir
of, 245, 246.
Greystoke, co. Cumberland, Hutton
Roof in, q.v.
Griffith, Griffyth, John, collector of a
tax in Salisbury, 153.
, Thomas, commissioner to
raise a loan in Staffordshire, 315.
, , esquire, 387, 388.
, . . . . , Resy, father of,
Joan (Somervyle), mother of,
387.
Grilleston, Girleston, William, 425, 427.
Grim's Ditch, Grymesdich, Grymes-
dych, co. Wilts, 306, 370.
Grimsby, Great, Grymesby, co. Lin-
coln, 152.
, Wellow in, q.v.
Grimscote, Grymescote [in Cold Hig-
ham, co. Northampton], ' Foxes-
lond ' in, 363.
, ' Scoreslond ' in, 363.
, ' Wyntereslond ' in, 363.
Grimston, Grymeston, co. Leicester,
375.
, Grymston, co. York, 300 bis.
Grinstead, East, Estgrenestede, co.
Sussex, 301.
, West, Westgreiistede , co.
Sussex, manor, 109.
Grisby, co. Lincoln. See Girsby.
Griseley. See Gresley.
Gristhwaite, Grystwarth [in Topcliffo],
co. York, manor, 205.
Groby [in Ratby, co. Leicester], 267,
282,283,316,395,429.
Groby, lord de. See Ferrers.
Grofham, Thomas, of Sxirrey, 289.
Gromond [co. York]. See Grosmont.
Groos, Oliver, commissioner to raise
a loan in Norfolk, 316.
, . . . . , sheriff of Norfolk and
Suffolk, 296.
, W'illiam, of Great Coates,
collector of a tax in Lindsey,
co. Lincoln, 301.
Grosmont, Gromond [in Eskdale in
Egton, co. York], monastery,
98.
Grove [in Wantage], co. Berks, 23,
172.
Grove, Roger atte, 145.
, Thomas, of Lullington, ' chap-
man,' 431.
Groveley, Grovele [co. Wilts], forest,
307, 370.
, , keeper of, 307, 370.
, , ' Le Northbailly,' ' Lo
Northbaille' of, 306, 307, 370.
Growe, Edward, of Ilfracombe, 230.
Gryffyn, Gryffun, John, 406.
, . . . . , Richard, father of,
Elizabeth (Latymer), mother
of, 406.
, Nicholas, 359.
, Roger, 97.
, . . . ., wife of, 97.
Grymesby, co. Lincoln. See Grimsby,
Great.
Grymescote [co. Northampton]. See
Grimscote.
Grymesdich, Grymesdych, co. Wilts.
See Grim's Ditch.
Grymeston, co. Leicester. See Grims-
ton.
Grymston, co. York. See Grimston.
Gryndelee, John, 108.
Gryndenham, co. Somerset. See
Greenham.
Gryseley. See Gresley.
Grystwarth, co. York. See Gristh-
waite.
Guernsey, Gernesey, island of, priory
of St. Michael in the Vale in,
61.
Guilden Morden, Gyldenmordon, Mor-
don, co. Cambridge, 27, 221.
Guildford, Guldeford, Gildeford, co.
Surrey, 26, 151, 163.
Gumshulffe, co. Surrey. See Gomshall.
Gunby, St. Nicholas, Gunby, co.
Lincoln, 173.
St. Peter, Gunby [co. Lincoln],
342.
Gunby, John, of Gunby St. Peter,
king's alnager in Lindsey, co.
Lincoln, 342.
Guuhouse, Gunnays [in \Vest Halton],
co. Lincoln, 222, 415.
Gunne, John, collector of customs and
subsidies in Bridgewater and
district, 380, 381, 383.
Gunwardby, co. Lincoln. See Goner-
by.
Gurdon, Richard, of Islip, collector of
a tax in Oxfordshire, 88, 123.
Gurvey, co. Bedford. See Turvey.
Gust, Robert, collector of a tax in
Hampshire, 151.
Guthlaxton, Godlaxton, hundred, co.
Leicester, 26.
GENERAL INDEX.
521
Gwyn, Henry, farmer of Llangnimil h
priory, .'{'.).
Clyan, Thomas, Kllcii (Caiuiiiell), lioir
of, 95.
GybbeH. See Gibbes.
Gybon, Robert, of Sutterton, collector
of a tax in Holland, oo. Lincoln,
173.
Gyddyng, Geddyng, Thomas, 12(5.
, . . . . , of St. Neots, collector of
a tax in Huntingdonshire. 86,
121.
Gyifard. See Giffard.
Gyger, William, collector of a tax in
Oxfordshire, 27.
Gyldoney. See Gildeney.
Gyldenmorden, co. Cambridge. See
Guilden Morden.
Gyllyngham, co. Dorset. See Gilliiig-
ham.
Gymad, LI', 100.
Gyrres, John, of Ludlow, collector of a
tax in Salop, 152.
Gysby, Thomas, of Beckington, collec-
tor of a tax in Somerset, 416.
Gyse, Ancelin, 65, 68, 69, 102.
, Anne, late the wife of,
101.
Gyseburn [co. York]. See Gisburn.
Habberley, Haburley, co. Salop, church
of, advowson of, 74.
, manor, 74.
Habrough, Haburgh, co. Lincoln, 118.
Haburgh, John de, of Habrough, 118.
Haburley, co. Salop. See Habberley.
Hacche, Henry atto, of Stapleford,
collector of a tax in Hertford-
shire, 221.
Hacconby, Hacumby, co. Lincoln, 173.
Hacheregge, John, of Marden, collector
of a tax in Kent, 170.
Hacumby, co. Lincoln. See Hacconby.
Hacuns, John, esquire, 144.
Hadde, John, 323.
Robert, 323.
, Stephen, 323.
Haddon, John de, 47.
Hadleigh, Hadley, co. Suffolk, 86, 121.
Hadyngton, Simon, 431.
Hagenet. See Haughley.
Hagh, co. Lancaster. See Haigh.
[co. Lincoln]. See Hough on
the Hill.
Haghele, co. Suffolk. See Haughley.
Hagthorp, co. York. See Hagthorpe.
Hagthorp, Thomas, of Hagthorpe,
collector of a tax in tlie East
Riding, co. York, 173.
Hagtlim-pr. Hagthorp [in Heming-
linnitrli], co. York, 173.
Haigh, Hagh [in Wigan], co. Lancaster,
300.
Hainton, Hayriton [co. Lincoln], 69, 71.
Hakbech, Hakebache, Robert, knight,
commissioner to raise a loan in
Holland, co. Lincoln, 318.
, . . . . , sheriff of Cam-
bridgeshire and Huntingdon-
shire, 40.
H;ik<4uyt, Edmund, collector of a tax
in Herefordshire, 152.
, Leonard, knight, 2.
, Thomas, of Pembridge, collec-
tor of a tax in Herefordshire,
172.
Haket, Adam, of Stanbridge, 211.
Halbrok, Thomas, of Bath, ' webbe,'
collector of a tax in Bath, 302.
Hales, Halus, co. Stafford, 152.
Halewell alias Drake, Anselin, collector
of a tax in Dorset, 418.
Halford, co. Warwick, 28.
Halford, Williarn, of Halford, collector
of a tax in Warwickshire, 28.
Halghton, Halughton, Humphrey,
sheriff of Staffordshire, 296.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in Staffordshire,
315, 317.
, . . . . , esquire, 333.
Halifax, co. York, Copley in, q.v.
, Erringden in, q.v.
, Sowerby in, q.v.
Hall, Halle, Adam atte. 214.
, John, John del, 361.
, .... commissioner to raise a
loan in Sussex, 317.
, . . . . , of Duffield, collector of
a tax in Derbyshire, 300.
, , of Middlesex, 68, 73.
, . . . . , the elder, sheriff of
Surrey and Sussex, 358, 421.
, . . . . , the younger, collector of
a tax in Sussex, 87, 122.
, Reynold, 133.
, . . . . , Isabel (Marland), grand-
mother of, 133.
, Thomas, father of, 133.
, Richard, Richard atte, of
Stratford on Avon, collector of a
tax in Warwickshire, 171, 416.
, Roger, Roger de la, 20.
, Thomas, Thomas atte, 99, 100,
323.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in
Kent, 28.
, . . . . , of King's Norton,
collector of a tax in Worcester-
shire, 219.
, . . . . , of Overton, collector of
a tax in Leicestershire, 300.
, ..... of Warwickshire, 341,
423.
522
GENERAL INDEX.
Hall — cont.
, William, William atte, of
Crosby, collector of a tax in
Lindsey, co. Lincoln, 152.
, . . . . , of Newport, collector of
a tax in Salop, 222.
, . . . . , of Roxby, collector of a
tax in Lindsey, co. Lincoln, 173.
Hallam, Robert, bishop of Salisbury
[1408-1417], 32, 90, 158, 186. "
, . . . . , vicar-general of,
158, 186.
Hallaton, Halughton, co. Leicester,
26.
Hallatrow, Halwetre [in High Little-
ton], co. Somerset, 49, 50.
Halle. See Hall.
Halnaker, Halnacre [in Boxgrove], co.
Sussex, 301.
Haloughton, co. Leicester. See Halla-
ton.
Halperton, Philip, of Langport, 168.
Cf. Alberton.
Hals [co. Northampton]. See Halse.
Hals, John, 243, 371.
Halse, Hals [in Brackley, co. North-
ampton], manor, 108.
Halsham, Hugh, knight, commissioner
to raise a loan in Sussex, 317.
, John, sheriff of Surrey and
Sussex, 40.
, esquire, 103 bis, 108.
109.
, . . . . , . . . . , Hugh, son and
heir of, 108, 109.
, . . . . , . . . . , Philippa, late the
wife of, 108, 109.
Halstead, Halstede, co. Kent, 57.
Halswell, Robert, of Somerset, 427.
William, collector of a tax in
Somerset, 299.
Haltemprice, Hautemprise [co. York],
priory, 99.
Haltharn on Bain, Holtham, co. Lin-
coln, 433.
, church of, advowson of, 433.
Haltoft, Gilbert, collector of a tax in
Holland, co. Lincoln, 87, 122.
Halughton. See Halghton.
Halus, co. Stafford. See Hales.
Halwetre, co. Somerset. See Halla-
trow.
Halywell, co. Northumberland. See
Holy well.
Ham, Hamme [in Berkeley], co.
Gloucester, manor, 213."
Hambledon, co. Southampton, Chidden
in, q.v.
Harnbury, co. Worcester. See Han-
bury.
Hamden. See Hampden.
Hameas, Edmund, collector of a tax
in the West Riding, co. York,
417.
Hamelak [co. York]. See Helmsley.
Hamelyii, John, the elder, of Somerset,
394.
Hamerton, Laurence, collector of a
tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 26.
Hamewell, Edmund, collector of a tax
in Gloucestershire, 151.
Hamme, co. Gloucester. See Ham.
Preston, co. Southampton.
See Hampreston.
Hammo, Gilbert, of Sussex, 58, 83.
, Henry, of Salisbury, collector
of a tax in Salisbury, 418.
Hammerwich, Homerwyche [in the
parish of St. Michael, Lich-
tield], co. Stafford, 171.
Hamond, Nicholas, of Swaffham, collec-
tor of a tax in Cambridgeshire,
415.
, Robert, of Lichfield, collector
of a tax in Staffordshire, 221.
Hampden, Hamden, Hampneden,
Edmund, escheator in Bedford-
shire and Buckinghamshire, 42,
126, 407.
, . . . . , sheriff of Bedfordshire
and Buckinghamshire, 70, 128.
, . . . . , esquire, 256.
, John, escheator in Bedford-
shire and Buckinghamshire, 432.
Hampreston, Hamme Preston [cos.
Dorset and Southampton, now
co. Dorset], 97, 297.
Hampstead Marshall, Hampstede Mar-
chall [co. Berks], manor, 112.
Hampton, co. Stafford. See Wolver-
hampton.
, Welch, Hempton, co. Salop,
222.
Hampton, John, 23.
, collector of a tax in,
Salisbury, 224.
, . . . . , of Gloucestershire, 101.
, Richard, of Gloucestershire,
esquire, 65.
Hanbury, co. Stafford, Draycott in,
q.v.
, Newborough in, q.v.
, Hambury, co. Worcester, 298.
Hancepe, Roger, collector of a tax in
Essex, 300.
Handsworth, Hondesworth, Ones-
worth, co. Stafford, 152, 363.
, co. York, Gleadess in, q.v.
Hanefeld, co. Essex. See Hanning-
field.
Haiiewell, Hannewell, John, chaplain,
107.
, William, of London, grocer,
233.
Hangynghoghton, co. Northampton.
See Houghton, Hanging.
Hankeford, John, 325.
, Richard, 50, 51, 273, 281, 285,
350, 364.
GENERAL INDEX.
Hankeford, Richard- -cont.
, . . . ., Elizabeth (Fit/. Waryn).
lato the wife of, 333, 364.
, Richard, HUH and heir of,
280, 285.
, . . , Thonmsiu, lato th<> \viti-
of, 285.
, William, knight, 350.
, , chief justice of the
Common Bench, ,'50, 80.
Haiiloy, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Worcestershire, 25.
Hannewell. See Hanowell.
Hanningfield, Hanefeld, co. Essex, 87,
122.
Haiinington, Hanyngton, co. North-
ampton, S56.
Hanton, John, of CJrendon, collector of
a tax in Northamptonshire, 150.
Hanwood, Groat, Haunewode, co.
Salop, 172.
Hauyard, Hanyzate [in Tixall], co.
Stafford, 382.
Hanyngfeld, William, commissioner
to raise a loan in Suffolk, 317.
Hanyngton, co. Northampton. See
Hannington.
Hanyzate, co. Stafford. See Han-
yard.
Harbarne, John, of South Kilviiigton,
collector of a tax in the North
Riding, co. York, 417.
Harberton, Hurberton, co. Devon,
manor, 198, 201, 319.
Harborough, Market, Haverbergh, co.
Leicester, 170.
Harbotell, Herbotell, Herbotill, Robert,
escheator in Northumberland,
81, 263.
, esquire, 27G.
, . . . . , . . . . , sheriff of North-
umberland, 5.
, .'..., of Northumberland, 156.
Harby, Herby, Herdby, co. Leicester,
86, 121, 223.
Harcheregge, John, 323.
, Joan, wife of, 323.
Harcourt, Harecourt. Richard, 307.
, commissioner to raise
a loan in Staffordshire, 315.
, Thomas, knight, 332, 355.
, ..... . . . . , Joan, late the wife
of, 355.
, . . . . , Robert, son and
heir of, 355.
, , the elder, 194,
199, 205.
, ..... ..... ..... Thomas the
younger, knight, son and heir
of, 205.
Hardegrave, co. Northampton. See
Hargravo.
Hardell, John, of Buckingham, collec-
tor of a tax in Buckingham-
shire, 301.
Hardemede, co. Buckingham. See
Hard mead.
Harden, Richard, of Wiltshire, 319,
320.
Hardowyn, William, of Nailstoiie,
collector of a tax in Leicester-
shire, 150.
Hardingharn, co. Norfolk, Flockthorpe
in, q.v.
Hardington Mandeville, Hardyngton,
co. Somerset, 226, 227.
Hardisworthy, Hertesworthe [in Hart-
land], co. Devon, 230.
Hardmead, Hardemede, co. Bucking-
ham, 301, 416.
Hardwick, co. Buckingham, Weedon
in q.v..
, Herdewyk [in Ault Hucknall],
co. Derby, 300.
Hardwyk, Herdewyk, John, of Lindley,
collector of a tax in Leicester-
shire, 300.
, Roger, Roger do, of Hardwick,
collector of a tax in Derbyshire,
300.
, ..... of Scarsdale, collector
of a tax in Derbyshire, 151.
Hardy, John, of Wilton, collector of a
tax in Wiltshire, 172.
, Thomas, 323.
, William, of Northfleet, collec-
tor of a tax in Kent, 86, 121.
Hardyng, Sampson, escheator in.
Northumberland, 308.
Hardyngton, co. Somerset. See Hard-
ington Mandeville.
Hareby, co. Lincoln, 25, 173, 222.
Harecourt. See Harcourt.
Hareflieu. See Harfleur.
Harewell. See Harwell.
Harewode, Nicholas, of Yorkshire,
135.
Harfeld, Richard, of Benham, collector
of a tax in Berkshire, 301.
Harfleur, Hareflieu [Seine Inferieure,
France], 192, 204, 246, 291,
353, 380, 427.
, march of, 192, 204, 246, 291,
353, 380, 429.
Harford, co. Devon, Ivybridge in,
q.v.
Harford, Thomas, a clerk of the
Exchequer, 69.
Hargham, co. Norfolk, 175.
Hargrave, Hardegrave, co. North-
ampton, 415.
Hariot, Hugh, of Cressage, collector of
a tax in Salop, 152.
Harlaxton, Harlaston, Harleston, Her-
laston, co. Lincoln, 152, 222,
301, 415.
manor of called Brewes, 156,
202.
Harleston, Ives de, Eleanor, lato the
wife of, 144.
524
GENERAL INDEX.
Harleston — cont.
, John, collector of a tax in
Norwich, 29.
, . . . . , of Wilton, farmer of the
subsidy and alnage of cloths
for sale, and alnager, in Wilt-
shire and Salisbury, 111.
, , of Wiltshire, 394.
Harlewyn, William, collector of a tax
in Kent, 299.
, . . . . , of the Isle of Thaiiet,
collector of a tax in Kent, 416.
Harlick, Horylake [in Marhamchurch],
co. Cornwall, 189.
Harlington, Herlyngdon, co. Bedford,
171.
, Herdyngton, co. Middlesex,
391.
Harmby, Harneby, Hirnby [in Spenni-
thorne], co. York, 26, 151.
Harmondsworth, Hermodesworth, co.
Middlesex, Sipson in, q.v.
Harneby, co. York. See Harmby.
Harop, William, searcher of ships in
Newcastle-upon-Tyne and dis-
trict, 16.
of Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
farmer of the subsidy and alnage
of cloths for sale, and alnager,
in Northumberland and New-
castle-upon-Tyne, 253.
Haroughdon, co. Northampton. See
Harrowden.
Harpole, Horpole, Horpull, co. North-
ampton, 332, 342, 343.
, church of, advowson of, 342.
, manor, 342.
Harpour, Harpur, John, 341, 355,
356, 382, 423, 439.
, of Staffordshire, 439.
Harringworth, Haryngworth |co.
Northampton], 127.
Harrold, Harwold, co. Bedford, 372.
Harrowden, Haroughdon, co. North-
ampton, 150.
Harry, John, of Devonshire, 168. Cf.
Herry.
Harryes, John, 140.
, commissioner to raise a
loan in Hampshire, 317.
Harsand, William, of Whitby, collector
of a tax in the North Riding, co.
York, 173.
Hartburn, co. Northumberland, South
Middleton in, q.v.
Hartford, Hereford [in Horton], co.
Northumberland, 413.
Hartham, Hertham [in Corsham, co.
Wilts], 36.
Hartland, co. Devon, Hardisworthy
in, q.v.
Hartlebury, co. Worcester, Pepwell in,
q.v.
Hartley, Hertlawe [in Earsdon], co.
Northumberland, 65.
Hartley —cont .
Wespall, Hertele, co. Southamp-
ton, 417.
Hartlip, Hertlepe, co. Kent, 299, 416.
Hartshorn, Herteshorne, co. Derby,
151.
Hartwell, Hertewell, co. Buckingham,
416.
Harveys, John, of Chevening, collector
of a tax in Kent, 299.
Harward, John, collector of a tax in
Essex, 27.
Harwedon, William, 212, 260.
, . . . . , Margery, wife of, 260.
, . . . . , of Northamptonshire,
the younger, 260.
Harwell, Harewell, John, 207.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Warwickshire, 318.
, escheator in Warwick-
shire and Leicestershire, 41.
, Roger, of Warwickshire, 117.
, Thomas, escheator in Warwick-
shire and Leicestershire,136,146.
, . . . . , farmer of Wootton
Wawen priory, 74.
, . . . . , of Warwickshire, 117.
Harwold, co. Bedford. See Harrold.
Haryngton, James, James de, sheriff
of Cumberland, 40.
, , knight, 196 bis.
, John de, knight, 197, 242.
, . . . . , Elizabeth, late
the wife of, 242.
, . . . . , . . . . , William, knight,
brother of, 242.
, Thomas de, 286.
, William, sheriff of Yorkshire
and keeper of York castle, 41.
, . . . . , knight, sheriff of York-
shire and keeper of York castle,
429.
Cf. Heryngton.
Haryngworth [co. Northampton], See
Harringworth.
Haselbury Plucknott, co. Somerset,
North Down in, q.v.
Haselee. See Haseley.
Haseley, Great, co. Oxford, Latch-
ford in, q.v.
Haseley, Haselee, Thomas, 201.
, . . . . , escheator in Kent and
Middlesex, 262, 323, 328.
, of Middlesex, 393.
, . . . . , of Oxfordshire, ' gentil-
man,' 371.
Haselyngfeld, co. Cambridge. See
Haslingfield.
Hasenhill, Hasenhull, Hesenhull,
William, escheator in Cam-
bridgeshire and Huntingdon-
shire, 42.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner to
raise a loan in Cambridgeshire,
315, 316.
GENERAL INDEX.
525
Hasenhill, William, knight — emit.
, ...., sheriff of Cam-
bridgeshire and Huntingdon-
shire, 262.
Hasilden, Hasylden, Hugh, commis-
sioner to raise a loan in Bedford-
shire, 316.
, ... , escheator in Bedford-
shire and Buckinghamshire, 263.
Cf. Heselden.
Haslingfield, Haselyngfeld, co. Cam-
bridge, 150.
Hastvnges, Hastyng, Edmund, sheriff
of Northumberland, 71, 262.
, knight, commissioner to
raise a loan in the North Rifling,
co. York, 318.
, . . . . , . . . . , sheriff of Yorkshire
and keeper of York castle, 177,
215.
John, 379, 438.
, , Elizabeth (Felton)
mother of, 438.
, . . . . , collector of customs and
subsidies in Bridgewater and
district, 242, 251.
, . . . . , earl of Pembroke, 19, 79.
, of London, 92.
, Laurence, earl of Pembroke,
198, 199.
, Ralph, of Yorkshire, 184.
, Richard, knight, sheriff of
Warwickshire and Leicester-
shire, 71.
, . . . . , ..... of Yorkshire, 42.
, Robert, of Irby on Humber,
collector of a tax in Lindsey,
co. Lincoln, 173.
, William, collector of customs
and subsidies in Bridgewater
and district, 4, 14, 192.
, of Somerset, 176.
Hasylden. See Hasilden.
Hatfield, Hatfeld, Bishop's Hatfeld,
co. Hertford, 152, 221, 299.
Broadoak, Hatfeld, co. Essex,
87, 122.
Peverel, Hatfeld, co. Essex,
320.
Hathe, Henry atte, of Stapleford,
collector of a tax in Hertford-
shire, 152.
Hathersam, John, 195.
Hathewey, Hatheway, Thomas, of
Marlborough, 66.
Hatley, Cockayne, Buryhatley [co.
Bedford], 360.
, East, Esthattele [co. Cam-
bridge], 227.
Hatter, John, collector of a tax in
Berkshire, 150, 172.
, . . . . , of Hendred, collector of
a tax in Berkshire, 301.
Hatton [in Marston upon Dove], co.
Derby, 300, 415,
Hatton — cord.
, Hatton by Wragby, co. Lin-
coln, manor, 354, 355.
, co. Warwick, Shrewley in,
q.v.
Haughley, Haghele, Hawole, co.
Suffolk, 58.
, manor, 183.
Haughley, Hagenet, honour, 183.
Hanker, Haukere, Richard, 21, 67,
68.
, . . . . , Margaret (Cadull), wife
of, 21, 67, 68.
Haukeston, George, escheator in Salop
anil the adjacent march of
Wales, 6, 210, 264.
, , sheriff of Salop, 177.
Haukeswell, Hawekeswell, John, John
de, 334.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in the
North Riding, co. York, 417.
, esquire, of Yorkshire,
253.
, . . . . , of Helperby, collector of
a tax in the North Riding, co.
York, 87, 122, 151, 219.
, Richard, of York, ' mercer,'
collector of a tax in York, 224.
Haukesyerd, co. Stafford. See
Hawkesyard .
Haukherst, co. Kent. See Hawkhurst.
Haulay, Haule, Hauley. See Hawley.
Haulyns, Richard, collector of a tax
" in Salop, 85, 120.
Haunewode, co. Salop. See Hanwood,
Great.
Haunsard, Hawnsard, Gilbert, of Lin-
colnshire, 81.
, Richard, escheator in Lincoln-
shire, 135.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner to
raise a loan in Lindsey, co.
Lincoln, 316.
, . . . . , . . . . , farmer of Winghall
priory, 81.
, . . . . , . . . . , sheriff of Lincoln-
shire, 296, 304.
Haut, Haute, Hawte, Eleanor, 425.
, John, commissioner to raise a
loan in Kent, 317, 318.
, Nicholas, knight, Eleanor
(Tyrell), late the wife of, 434.
, William, sheriff of Kent, 358.
Hautemprise [co. York]. See Haltem-
price.
Hautreve, Richard, collector of a tax in
Buckinghamshire, 86, 121.
Hauvill, John, collector of a tax in
Oxford, 29.
Havant, Havonte, co. Southampton,
87, 122.
Ha veil, John, of Bisbrooke, collector
of a tax in Rutland, 302. Cf.
Hawley.
havener, appointment of, 141,
520
GENERAL INDEX.
Haverbergh, co. Leicester. See Har-
borough, Market.
Haverfordwest, Haver ford [co. Pem-
broke], lordship, 75, 83.
Havering atte Bower, Haveryng,
Haverynge atto Boure, co.
Essex, 87, 122.
manor and lordship, 407.
, park, 407.
Havonte, co. Southampton. See
Havant.
Haw, Hawe [in Tirley], co. Gloucester,
395.
Ha wo, .John, collector of customs and
subsidies in Ipswich and dis-
trict, 70, 72.
, collector of customs and
subsidies in King's Lynn and
district, 428, 429 bis.
, searcher of ships in Great
Yarmouth and Ipswich and
district, 392.
, Richard, escheator in Lincoln-
shire, 210.
Thomas, of Solihull, collector
of a tax in Warwickshire, 416.
Hawekeswell. See Haukeswell.
Hawekesworth, Thomas de, collector
of a tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 417.
Hawelay. See Hawley.
Hawele, co. Suffolk. See Haughley.
Haweles, Henry, farmer of St. Helens
priory, 31, 409, 410.
Haweley. See Hawley.
Haweman, Laurence, collector of a tax
in Berkshire, 417.
Hawkesyard, Haukesyerd [in Armi-
tage], co. Stafford, 315.
Hawkhurst, Haukherst, co. Kent [and
co. Sussex], 416.
Hawkyn, Thomas, 208.
Hawley, Haule, Haulay, Hauley,
Hawelay, Haweley, John, 245,
380.
, collector of customs and
subsidies in Dartmouth and
district, 113, 129.
, . . . . , collector of customs and
subsidies in Exeter and Dart-
mouth and district, 4, 14, 70,
72, 381 bis, 383.
, knight, 134.
, . . . . , Beatrice (Rolles-
ton), daughter of, 134.
, . . . . , . . . . , Robert, son and
heir of, 134.
Robert, 408.
, . . . . , Joan (Dansey), wife of,
408.
Cf. Havell.
Hawmesse, co. York, 219.
Hawnby, co. York, Daletown in, q.v.
Hawnsard. See Haunsard.
Hawte. See Haut.
Haxoy, Robert, commissioner to raise
a loan in Middlesex, 316.
Haxton, Haxston [in Fittleton], co.
WTilts, 220.
Haxton, George, esquire, 268, 284.
Hay, the, [in Westbury] (?), Heye, co.
Salop, manor, 74.
Hay, Peter de la, escheator in York-
shire, 81, 179, 180.
, Roger de la, collector of a tax
in York, 419.
, Thomas de la, escheator in
Herefordshire and the adjacent
march of Wales, 263.
Haydok, John, of Cottam, collector
of a tax in Lancashire, 300.
Havdon [in Rodbourne Cheney], co.
Wilts, 97.
Hayfforde, Edmund, collector of a tax
in Suffolk, 415.
Haym, William, 370, 371.
Alice, wife of, 370, 371.
, . . . . , Godfrey, son and heir of,
371.
, . . . . , . . . . , John, son and heir
of, 370, 371.
, Isabel, daughter of, 371.
, , Alice, daughter of,
Baldwin Thornhull, son of, q.v.
, . . . . , Margaret (Bydyk),
daughter of, 371.
Haymes, Thomas, collector of a tax
in Kent, 299.
Hayne, John, of Pilton, collector of a
tax in Devon, 299, 417.
, . . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in Devon, 315.
, of Salisbury, collector
of a tax in Salisbury, 418.
Haynowe, John, of the Isle of Wight,
collector of a tax in Hampshire,
221.
Havnton [co. Lincoln]. See Hainton.
Haytherst, Adam, 323.
Hayton, co. York, Bielby in, q.v.
, Upper, Heyton [in Stanton
Lacy], co. Salop, 85, 120, 222.
Hayton, John, of Grantham, collector
of a tax in Kesteven, co. Lin-
coln, 87, 122.
, Robert de, of Greenoak,
collector of a tax in the East
Riding, co. York, 173.
Thomas, 137.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise
a loan in Surrey, 315.
Hayward, Robert, of Netheravon,
279.
Thomas, collector of a tax in
Hampshire, 301.
,...., collector of a tax in Kent,
28.
Haywod, Haywode, Heywood, John, of
Daventry, collector of a tax in
Northamptonshire, 223.
GENERAL INDEX.
527
Hay wod — cunt .
, Thomas, of Sittingbourne,
collector of a tax in Kent,
108.
, William, 292.
Haywood, Heywodo [in Colwich and
Stowo],'oo. Stafford, 382.
Little, Little HejTvode [in
Colwich and Stowe], co. Stafford,
382.
Hoad, Hedo [in Chittlohampton], co.
Devon, manor, 250.
lii-ndcorn, Hedecrone, co. Kent, 153.
Hoath, Heythe, Hythe [in Stoko St.
Milborough], co. Salop, manor,
165, 166.
Hoavitree, co. Devon, Wonford in,
q.v.
Hebbourne. See Hibburn.
Hobden, Nicholas, knight, 144.
Heckfield, Heygfeld, co. Southampton,
440.
Hodo, co. Devon. See Head.
Hedecrone, co. Kent. See Headcom.
Hedersete, Edmund de, knight, 311.
Hedingham, Castle, Edyngham, co.
Essex, Benedictine nunnery at,
98.
Hedon, John, ' bocher,' collector of a
tax in Lincoln, 174.
Hoed, John, of Bradwell, 48.
Hole [in Bradninch], co. Devon, 59.
, manor, 59.
Hele, Nicholas, 3 bis, 59, 60.
, Alice (Fraunceys),
daughter and heir of, 60.
Holland, Hellond, co. Cornwall, 86,
121.
Helmerton, co. Wilts. See Hillmarton.
Helmsley, Hamelak, co. York, 63 bis,
103, 104.
, Sproxton in, q.v.
Helperby, Helpirby [in Brafferton], co.
York, 87, 122, 151, 219.
Hnlwoll, John, of St. Nicholas CJimby,
collector of a tax in Kesteven,
co. Lincoln, 173.
Helyer, John, ' irmonger,' collector
of a tax in Salisbury, 88, 123.
Helvon, John, collector of a tax in
Essex, 150, 300.
, . . . . , of Westhide, collector
of a tax in Herefordshire, 88,
123.
Robert, of Essex, 59.
Hem', Hemme [in Shifnal], co. Salop,
manor, 74.
Hembury, co. Gloucester. See
Henbury.
Hemecote, co. Salop. See Hencott.
Hemingbrough, co. York, Hagthorpe
in, q.v.
Hemme, co. Salop. See Hem.
Hemnale, David, 227.
Hempnale, Robert, knight, 313.
Hempstead, Hempstede [in Happing
hundred], co. Norfolk, manor,
1 55.
Hcinpton, co. Salop. See Hampton,
Welch.
Henage. See Hennegge.
Henbury, Hembury, co. (Jlouee^tci ,
kiiliff of. See Saundres.
Hencott, Hemocote [in Shrewsbury],
co. Salop, 69.
Hende, John, 239.
Hendon, co. Middlesex, 300.
Hendra, Abbott's, Abboteshendra [in
Davidstow], co. Cornwall,
manor, 128.
Hendred, Henreth, co. Berks, 301.
Henege, Henegge. See Hennegge.
Henewik, Henewyk, co. Bedford. See
Hinwick.
Herigham, co. Lincoln. See Inghani.
Hrngstrigg, co. Somerset. See Henst-
ridge.
Henle [co. Kent]. See Henleys.
, co. Oxford. See Henley on
Thames.
Henley in Arden, Henley, co. Warwick,
'28.
on Thames, Henle, co. Oxford,
88, 123, 152.
Henleys, Henle [in Eltham, co. Kent],
manor, 57, 347, 408.
Hennegge, Hennege, Henage, Henege,
Henegge, John, collector of
customs and subsidies in Bos-
ton and district, 4, 13, 113, 130,
192, 193, 349, 351, 353.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Holland, co. Lincoln,
318.
, . . . . , escheator in Lincoln-
shire, 263, 266.
, . . . . , of Hainton, collector of
customs and subsidies in Boston
and district, 69, 71.
Honreth, co. Berks. See Hendred.
Henry V, as prince, debts of, 18.
. . . . .v. , ..... household of, 18.
, wardrobe of, 18.
, as prince of Wales and duke of
Cornwall, 365.
, almoner of. See Payn.
, cellar of, Serjeants of. Sec
Cavendyssh ; Newton.
, clerks of. See Frank ; Payn ;
Mapilton.
, knights of. See Trumpyton ;
Leche.
, receiver general of, 18.
, uncle of. See Beaufort.
Henstridge, Hengstrigg, co. Somerset,
manor, 94.
, Yeanston in, q.v.
Honton, co. Wilts. See Hinton.
Aumerle, co. Southampton.
See Hinton Admiral.
528
GENERAL INDEX.
Henxhill, co. Kent. See Hinxhill.
Henxstryg, Walter, 303.
Henxt worth, John, 410.
, Katharine (Goldyngton),
mother of, 410.
Heose, Alma de la, 1.
Hepburn, Hibburn finChillingham],co.
Northumberland, manor, 255.
Herberd, Richard, of Arnesby, collector
of a tax in Leicestershire, 300.
Herbotell, Herbotill. See Harbotell.
Herby, co. Leicester. See Harby.
Hercy, Richard. 384.
Herdby, co. Leicester. See Harby.
Herdby, Richard, of Evedon, collector
of a tax in Kesteven, co. Lincoln,
173.
Herdesfelde, John, 323.
Herdewyk, co. Derby. See Hardwick.
Herdewyk. See Hardwyk.
Herdyngton, co. Middlesex. See Har-
lington.
Hereford, co. Hereford, 148, 172, 197,
301.
, butchery in, 382.
, cathedral of, dean and chapter
of, 20.
, farmer of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnager, in. See Parker.
, ' Forboresyn ' in, 382.
, monastery of, ' Le Weste-
kalerns ' of, 382.
, parish of St. Martin in, Lower
Bullinghope in, q,v.
, ' Sadelerstrete ' in, 20, 21.
, suburb of, 20.
, co. Northumberland. See
Hartford.
Hereford, bishop of. See Mascall ;
Lacy ; Polton.
Hereford, county, 140, 304, 347.
, collectors of taxes in, 28, 88,
123, 152, 172, 222, 223, 301, 418.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 317.
escheator in, 1, 2 bis, 19, 30,
62, 103, 104 bis, 105 (3), 132,
145 bis, 191, 194 bis, 197, 239,
275 bis, 331 (3), 332 (3), 333,
334, 335 (3), 336 (3), 338, 364,
373, 374, 379, 388, 389, 408,
422, 425, 426.
See also Mille ;
Gomond ; Bodenham ; Holcot ;
Russell ; Merbury ; Abraale ;
Hay ; Monyton.
. , farmer of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnager, in. See Parker.
, sheriff of, 147, 148.
, See also Arundell ;
Wytteney ; Merbury ; Boden-
ham ; Brigges ; Russell ;
Holcot ; Beer.
Hereford, countess of. See Bohun.
, earl of, 50, 184, 357, 372,
382, 395.
, heir of, 52, 306.
, See also Bohun.
Hereford, Paulinus, 1.
, Thomas, of Salop, 261.
Hereward, Bartholomew, collector
of a tax in Surrey, 416.
Herland, Thomas, of Surrey, 83.
Herlaston, co. Lincoln. See Harlax-
ton.
Herlee, John, the younger, knight,
250.
, . . . . , . . . . , John, son
and heir of, 250.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Margaret,
wife of, 250.
Herlyngdon, co. Bedford. See Har-
lington.
Hermodesworth, co. Middlesex. See
Harmondsworth.
Heron, John, knight, 333, 411.
, Lyel, 17.
Cf. Heyron and Hyron.
Kerry, Nicholas, of London, 231.
, Simon, of Headcorn, collector
of a tax in Kent, 153.
Cf. Harry.
Herston [in Swanage], co. Dorset, 397,
398.
Hert, Hertte, John, of Wetheringsett,
359.
, William, 409.
, Agnes, wife of, 409.
Hertcombe, Richard, of Somerset, 34.
Hertele, co. Southampton. See Hart-
ley Wespall.
Hertescote, Hertiscote, William, collec-
tor of customs and subsidies in
Plymouth and Fowey and dis-
trict, 5, 13.
Herteshorne, co. Derby. See Harts-
horn.
Hertesworthe, co. Devon. See Hardis-
worthy.
Hertewell, co. Buckingham. See Hart-
well.
Hertford, co. Hertford, 86, 121.
Hertford, county, collectors of taxes
in, 26, 86, 121, 152, 173, 221,
299, 418.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 316.
, escheator in, 1, 62, 64, 70, 93,
103 bis, 104, 105, 106 bis, 107,
142, 144 bis, 145, 159, 160, 181,
183, 196 bis, 239 bis, 240 bis,
272, 273, 274, 275 bis, 277, 331,
333 (3), 334 bis, 335 bis, 336 (3),
347, 377, 378, 389.
, See also WTritelle ;
Ingelfeld ; Darcy ; Godston ;
Leventhorp ; Fyndern ; Rekill ;
Malyns ; Hotoft ; Kirkeby.
GENERAL INDEX.
529
Hertford, county — con/.
, fanners of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
nlnagers, in. See Krrrhy ;
Adreston.
, sheriff of. See Ingelfeld ;
Tyrell ; Howard (John, knight) ;
Barre ; John ; Malyns ;
Howard (John) ; Darcy ;
Lovenay.
Hertfordyngbury, co. Hertford. See
Hertingfordbury.
Hertham [co. Wilts]. See Hartham.
Hertilpole, John, clork of Chancerv,
421.
Hertingfordbury, Hertfordyngbury,
co. Hertford, ' Le Halle ' in,
277.
Hertiscote. See Hertescote.
Hertland, Hertlond, Peter, collector
of a tax in Gloucestershire,
301.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Gloucestershire, 315.
Hertlawe, co. Northumberland. See.
Hertley.
Hertlepe, co. Kent. See Hartlip.
Hertlond. See Hertland.
Hertrygge, Robert, collector of a tax
in Berkshire, 28.
Hertte. See Hert.
Hertwell, John, of London, ' mercer,'
408.
Hervile, Hervyle, Henry, Alice,
daughter of, 275, 330.'
, Joan (Leventhorp),
daughter of, 330.
, . . . . , Margaret, daughter of,
275, 330.
Hervy, John, of Melbourn, collector
of a tax in Cambridgeshire,
172.
of Suffolk, 198.
Hervyle. See Hervile.
Heryng, Henry, of Thompson, clerk,
144, 175.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Lettice,
mother of, 175.
,...., ..... . . . . , Agnos
(Pakenham), sister of, 175.
, William, of Alleslej% collector
of a tax in Warwickshire,
298.
Heryngton, Thomas, 53. Of. Haryng-
ton.
Herythe, co. Huntingdon. See Earith.
Heselden, John, of York, ' mustard-
maker,' collector of a tax in
York, 174. Cf. Hasilden.
Hesenhull. See Hasenhill.
Hesill, William, 290.
Heslerton, co. York, East Heslerton
in, q.v.
, East, Estheslarton [in Hoslci-
ton], co. York, 421.
Wt. 2415.
Heth, Hothe, Henry atte, oscheator
in Cambridgeshire and Hunting-
donshire, 210.
, John, John del, collector of
a tax in Bristol, 89, 124.
, of Great Wyrley, collec-
tor of a tax in Staffordshire, 171.
, Richard, of Bury St. Edmunds,
esquire, collector of a tax in
Suffolk, 150.
, Robert, 265.
, Thomas, escheator in Norfolk
and Suffolk, 136.
, William atte, 273.
Hethey. Thomas, farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Worcestershire
and Worcester, 9.
Hethfeld, John, clerk, farmer of
Cowick priory, 385.
Henster, Thomas, 431.
Hevenyngham, John, commissioner
to raise a loan in Suffolk, 317.
, sheriff of Norfolk and
Suffolk, 71.
, Thomas, of Essex, 393.
Heweson, John, of Quatt, collector
of a tax in Salop, 222.
Hewet. See Huet.
Hewey, William, of Gloucestershire,
68, 73.
Hewykbrig, co. York. See Bridge
Hewick.
Heydon [co. Cambridge, formerly co.
Essex], 335.
Heye, co. Salop. See Hay, the.
Heyestreu, co. Essex. See Easter,
High.
Heygfeld, co. Southampton. See
Heckfield.
Heynes, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Northamptonshire, 150.
Heyre, Nicholas le, of Thornhill,
collector of a tax in Derbyshire,
170.
Heyron, John, knight, 333. Cf. Heron
and Hyron.
Heythe, co. Salop. See Heath.
Heyton, co. Salop. See Haytoii,
Upper.
Heywode, co. Stafford. See Haywood.
Heywood. See Haywod.
Heyworth, William; bishop of Coventry
and Lichfield [1419-1447], 403.
Hibburn, co. Northumberland. See
Hepburn.
Hibburn, Hibburne, Hebbourne, Hil-
burn, Robert, Robert de, 143,
179, 255.
, . . . . , Agnes, late the wife of,
179.
Isabel (Wendout),
mother of, 255.
, . . . . , Thomas, son and heir
of, 179, 255.
F. 34.
530
GENERAL INDEX.
Hibburn, Robert — cont.
, . . . . , collector of customs and
subsidies in Newcastle -upon -
Tyne and district, 4, 13.
.Thomas, 427, 437.
, John, son and heir of,
437.
Hicchen, Hicchyn, Hichyn, co. Hert-
ford. See Hitchin.
Hick, John, 99 bis, 101.
Hide [in Abbot's Langley], co. Hert-
ford, 94.
hides. See custom.
Higham, Cold, Hiegham [co. North-
ampton], ' Foxeslond ' in, 363.
, ' Scoreslond ' in, 363.
, ' Wyntereslond ' in, 363.
Grimscote in, q.v.
, Potcote in, q.v.
on the Hill. co. Leicester,
Lindley in, q.v.
High Cross, Hycrosse by Ware [in
Standon], co. Hertford, 221.
Highfure, Foer [in Billingshurst], co.
Sussex, manor, 164.
Highworth, co. Wilts, Broad Blunsdon
in, q.v.
Hilburn. See Hibburn.
Hill, Hille, Hull, Hyll, John, John atte,
52.
, . . . . , collector of customs and
subsidies in London and district,
5, 155, 193.
, of Driffield, collector of
a tax in the East Riding, co.
York, 88, 123.
, . . . . , of Stainton le Vale,
collector of a tax in Lindsey,
co. Lincoln, 87, 122.
Robert, Robert del, escheator
in Somerset and Dorset, 169,
208.
, . . . . , sheriff of Somerset and
Dorset, 5.
, . . . . , of Hinckley, collector of
a tax in Leicestershire, 150.
, . . . . , of Spaxton, 206.
, . . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in Somerset, 314.
, . . . . , . . . . , escheator in
Devonshire and Cornwall, 136.
, , sheriff of Somerset
and Dorset, -296, 428.
, the elder, of Shilston,
340.
See also Hull.
Hillary, John, collector of customs and
subsidies in Melcombe and
district, 428, 429 bis.
, collector of customs and
subsidies in Melcombe and
Weymouth and district, 381
bis, 383.
, Roger, justice of the Common
Bench, 213.
Hillary, Roger — cant.
, . . . . , knight, 387.
, . . . . , . . . . , Joan (Rocheford),
daughter and heir of, 423.
, . . . . , ..... Margaret, late the
wife of, 387.
Hille. See Hill.
Hillhampton, Holampton [in Ocle
Pitchard], co. Hereford, manor,
20.
Hillmarton, Holmerton, co. Wilts,
manor, 112.
Hilly, John, of Chichester, 439.
Hilton, Hylton, Godfrey, Godfrey de,
277.
Hawis (Loterell), wife of,
277.
, , esquire, 156, 202.
, ..... knight, Hawis, late the
wife of, 425.
, John, of Smeaton, collector
of a tax in the North Riding,
co. York, 26.
, ..... of Yorkshire, esquire,
156.
, Robert, Robert de, knight,
commissioner to raise a loan in
the East Riding, co. York, 318.
, ..... ..... sheriff of Lincoln-
shire, 70, 98.
, . . . . , sheriff of Yorkshire
and keeper of York castle, 215,
262.
, . . . . , of Yorkshire, 156.
William, esquire, of Lincoln-
shire, 98.
Hinckley, Hynkeley, Hynksley, co.
Leicester, 26,' 150. *
, priory, 38, 43.
Hindlip, Hynlep, co. Worcester, 219.
Hindon, Hyndon, co. Wilts, 87, 122.
Hinnington, Hynyton [in Shifiial],
co. Salop, 74.
Hiiiton, Hyneton [in Berkeley], co.
Gloucester, manor, 213.
Henton [in Steeple Ash ton],
co. Wilts, 87, 122.
Admiral, Henton Aumerle
[in Christchurch], co. Southamp-
ton, 97.
, Broad, co. Wilts, Bincknoll in,
q.v.
Parva, Hynton, co. Dorset, 95.
, Ashton in, q.v.
Hints, Hyntes [in Coreley], co. Salop,
manor, 165, 166.
Hinwick, Henewik, Henewyk, co.
Bedford, 372.
, manor, 372.
Hinxhill, Henxhill, co. Kent, church of,
advowson of, 109.
Hipkyns, Richard, farmer of the sub-
sidy and alnage of cloths for
sale, and alnager, in Gloucester-
shire, 198,
GENERAL INDEX.
531
Hirnby, co. York. See Hannby.
Hirnyng, John, 375.
, ..... Agnes (Cramlvngton),
wife of, 375.
Hitchm, Hicchen, Hicchyn, Hichyn,
Hycchen, Hycchyn, Hychyn,
co. Hertford, 26, 86, 121, 173,
221, 390, 418, 435.
, manor, 390, 435.
Hithe, Hythe, Thomas, Thomas attf,
of Sutton, collector of a tax in
Cambridgeshire, 27, 87, 122,
150.
Hiwyssh. See Huyssh.
Hixon, Hixston [in Stowe and Col-
wich], co. Stafford, 171.
Hobbe, Thomas, 323.
, ..... Margaret, wife of, 323.
Hobbes, John, 214.
, of Harlington, collector
of a tax in Bedfordshire, 171.
, ..... of Luton, collector of a
tax in Bedfordshire, 299, 418.
Hobbn, John, of Lower Eatington,
collector of a tax in Warwick-
shire, 28.
Hoberd, William, of Bawtry, collector
of a tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 173. Cf. Howberd.
Hobildod, John, commissioner to raise
a loan in Huntingdonshire, 314.
Hoby, John, of Leicestershire, 252.
, ..... of Lincolnshire, 52.
Hocapull, co. Hereford. See How
Caple.
Hochulle, co. \Vilts. See Oakhill.
Hockley, co. Essex, Loved own in, q.v.
Hoclescote [co. Leicester]. See Hugg-
lescote.
Hodesole, John, collector of a tax in
Kent, 86, 121.
Hody, John, clerk, guardian of the
temporalities of the bishopric
of Chichester, 439.
William, escheator in Somerset
and Dorset, 262, 307.
Hoel, Hoell ap Giffeirard, 100.
ap Grene ap Hoel, 100.
ap Guyllym, 421.
, Elizabeth (Stuyche), wife of,
421.
Hogekyn, Thomas, chaplain, 405.
Hoggekyns, John, collector of a tax in
Norwich, 302.
Hogges, Hoggis, John, searcher of
ships in Bristol and district, 16.
, , of Kent, 320, 321.
Hoggeston, co. Buckingham, manor,
363.
Hoggisson, John, of Trewick, 65.
, ..... ..... Eleanor (de
Trewyke), wife of, 65.
Hogharn, John, of Lincolnshire, 39.
Hoghton, Richard, knight, farmer of
Lancaster priory, 31.
Hognaston, Hokenaston, co. Derby,
220.
Hoke, John, collector of a tax in
Bristol, 419.
Hokenale, co. Nottingham. See Huck-
nall.
Hokenaston, co. Derby. See Hognas-
ton.
Hoknale Torkard, co. Nottingham.
See Hucknall Torkard.
Hokyngton. See Oakington.
Hokyton, co. Cambridge. See Oak-
ington.
Holampton, co. Hereford. See Hill-
liampton.
Holand, John, John de, earl of Hunt-
ingdon, 235.
, . . . . , ..... Richard, son and
heir of, John, brother and heir
of, 235.
, , knight, 405.
, ..... Elizabeth (Grene),
wife of, 405.
, Ralph, citizen and draper of
London, 98.
, Thomas de, earl of Kent, 159.
, . . . . , . . . . , Alice (Fitz Alan),
late the wife of, 142 (3), 158,
159, 166, 167.
,....,...., Eleanor (de Mortuo
Mari), daughter of, 158.
, . . . ...... Eleanor (de Monte
Acuto), daughter of, 158, 159.
.,...., , Elizabeth (Nevill),
daughter of, 159.
, Joan, duchess of
York, wife of Henry Brounflete,
daughter of, q.v.
, . . . . , Margaret, wife of
Thomas duke of Clarence,
daughter of, q.v.
Holbache. See Holbech.
Holbarewe, John, of Wolverley, collec-
tor of a tax in Worcestershire,
298.
Holbeach, Holbech, co. Lincoln, 173.
Holbech, Holbeche, Holbache, David,
escheator in Salop and the
adjacent march of Wales, 18,
41, 74, 117.
, William, collector of a tax in
Lincoln, 29.
Holcot, Holcote, Holegote, Thomas,
commissioner to raise a loan in
Herefordshire. 317.
, . . . . , escheator in Hereford-
shire and the adjacent march
of Wales, 81.
, . . . . , the elder, sheriff of
Herefordshire, 262.
, . . . . , the younger, collector of
a tax in Herefordshire, 28.
Holcumb, John, of Newton Abbot,
collector of a tax in Devon,
222.
532
GENERAL INDEX.
Holdehalle, Edmund, esquire, guardian
of the temporalities of tho
bishopric of Norwich, 139.
Holden, Holdon, John, of Birmingham,
collector of a tax in Warwick-
shire, 222, 416.
Thomas, 201.
, , of Yorkshire, 161.
Holdenhurst, co. Southampton, Mus-
cliff in, q.v.
Holderness, Holdernes [co. York], 99,
189.
Holdon. See Holden.
Holecombe [co. Devon]. See Holla-
combe.
Holegote. See Holcot.
Holes, Hugh de, knight, 104, 117, 118.
, . . . . , . . . . , Thomas, son and
heir of, 118.
Thomas, 335, 391.
, . . . . , Margery, daughter and
heir of, 391.
Holgate, John, collector of a tax in
Suffolk, 415.
, of Combs, collector of a
tax in Suffolk, 221, 301.
Holkham, co. Norfolk, church of,
advowson of, 109.
manor, 109.
Hollacombe, Holecombe [co. Devon],
388.
Hollewell, co. Leicester. See Hoi well.
Hollym, Holym, co. York, 173.
Holme, co. York, 26.
Cultram, Holmecoltram,
Holmecoltran [co. Cumberland],
abbey, 98, 188, 236.
, East, Holne [co. Dorset], alien
priory, 46.
Lacy, Home [co. Hereford],
vicar of. See Davyeston.
, Steep and Flat, Holmes [co.
Somerset], 207.
Holme, Edmund, of Owston, collector
of a tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 220.
John, John de, parson of
Shottisham (?), 58.
, . . . . , of Yorkshire, 235.
, Laurence de, of Ingleby,
collector of a tax in Derbyshire,
415.
, Robert, of Newark, collector of
a tax in Nottinghamshire, 151.
Holmer, co. Hereford, 382.
Holmes [co. Somerset]. See Holme,
Steep and Flat.
Holne [co. Dorset]. See Holme, East.
Holsworthy, co. Devon, Chilsworthy
in, q.v.
Holt, Holte, co. Leicester, 26, 86, 121,
300.
Leonis [co. Denbigh], castle,
163.
, co. Worcester, 41,
Holt, Holte, Hugh, esqviire, 331. 346,
347.
, Richard, clerk,
brother and heir of, 346, 347.
John, knight, 240, 272.
, . . . . , . . . . , Hugh, son and heir
of, 272.
, Richard, clerk, 345.
, of Hampshire, 294, 361.
, of Littledean, collector of
a tax in Gloucestershire, 27, 85,
120.
, Robert del, collector of a tax
in Lancashire, 300.
Holte, co. Leicester. See Holt.
Holte. See Holt.
Holtham, co. Lincoln. See Haltham
on Bain.
Holton le Moor, Houton in the More
[in Caistor], co. Lincoln, 87, 122.
Holwell, co. Bedford [now co. Hunting-
don], 171.
, Hollewell [in Ab Kettleby], co.
Leicester, 261, 375.
Holym, co. York. See Hollym.
Holym, John, collector of customs and
subsidies in Sandwich and dis-
trict, 3, 13, 69, 71, 350, 351, 353.
, . . . . , guardian of the tem-
poralities of the bishopric of
Chichester, 233, 234, 248.
Holyn, John, collector of a tax in
Worcestershire, 84, 119.
, . . . . , of Astley, collector of a
tax in Worcestershire, 219.
Holyngworth.. Thomas, of Bowden,
collector of a tax in Derbyshire,
170.
Holyns, Hugh, Hugh de, collector of a
tax in Staffordshire, 27.
, of Moseley, collector of
a tax in Staffordshire, 417.
Holywell, Halywell [in Earsdon], co.
Northumberland, manor, 132.
homage and fealtv, respite of, 21, 22.
23, 29, 30, 44, 48, 49, 54, 60, 67
bis, 68, 70, 73, 89, 91, 93, 109 (4),
114, 119, 125 bis, 132, 133, 141,
157, 159, 161, 162, 165, 166,
167, 174, 175, 176, 177, 179,
180, 181, 182, 184, 191, 200,
201, 205, 212, 214, 217, 225,
229 bis, 234 bis, 241, 242, 246,
247, 250 bis, 252, 255, 257 bis,
258, 263, 264, 265 (3), 270 (3),
272 (3), 277, 278, 282, 283 bis,
284, 285 bis, 288 bis, 306, 311,
312, 315 bis, 322, 324, 326,
329 bis, 336, 338, 346, 347,
361, 366, 367 bis, 368, 370,
371 bis, 373 bis, 375, 376, 390,
398 (3), 399, 400 bis, 405, 406,
408, 410, 412, 421, 422, 423,
424, 433, 434, 438 bis, 441 bis,
442.
GENERAL INDEX.
533
Home [co. Hereford]. See Holme
Lacy.
Homerwyche, co. Stafford. See Harn-
merwich.
Hondosworth, co. Stafford. See
Handsworth.
Honiton, Honyton, co. Devon, 153, 299,
315, 417.
, manor, 115.
honours and foes named :
Boulogne.
Cadeleigh.
Chester.
Easter, High.
Essex (fee of the earl of).
Eye.
Haughloy.
Huntingdon.
Leicester.
Peverel.
Rayleigh.
Totnes.
Wallingford.
Honte, John, 323. Cf. Hunt.
Honybrugge, Richard, collector of a
tax in Bath, 174.
Honyton, co. Devon. See Honiton.
Hoo, co. Kent, 221.
Hoo, John atte, of Kidderminster,
collector of a tax in Worcester-
shire, 298.
, Thomas atte, knight, 333.
Hook, Houke, La Houke, co. Dorset,
48.
, manor, 47, 48.
, Stapleford in, q.v.
Hookiowe, co. Derby. See Hucklow.
Hoord, Hoorde. See Horde.
Hooton Pagnell, Huton Palnell, co.
York, 417.
Hope, co. Derby, 170.
Hucklow in, q.v.
, Thornhill in, q.v,
Hopkyns, Thomas, collector of a
tax in Worcester, 418.
Hopton, co. Stafford, 152.
[co. Suffolk], 49.
,co. York, 173.
Cangeford, co. Salop, Great
Poston in, q.v.
Lower Poston in, q.v.
Hopton, John, 48.
, William, William do, collector
of a tax in Worcestershire, 414.
, . . . . , of Hopton, collector of a
tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 173.
Hopurton, William de, collector of a
tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 26.
Hopwell [in Sawley], co. Derby, 170.
Horde, Hoord, Hoordo, Richard, of
Bridgenorth, escheator in Salop
and the adjacent march of
Wales, 308.
Horde — cunt.
William, eschoator in Salop and
the adjacent march of Wales,
135, 340.
Hordeley, Henry, of Ludlow, collector
of a tax in Salop, 28.
Hordell, co. Southampton. See
Hordle.
Horden, Thomas, escheator in Kent
and Middlesex, 6, 43, 243.
Hordle, Hordhulle, Hordell, co. South-
ampton, 97, 221.
Hore, Geoffrey, of Catherington, collec-
tor of a tax in Hampshire, 417.
, Richard, collector of a tax in
Herefordshire, 222.
, farmer of New Abbey by
Alberbury priory, 385.
, . . . ., clerk, 381.
, ..... farmer of Llangen-
nith priory, 295.
, ..... . . . . , farmer of St.
Clears priory, 353, 354.
, ..... of Herefordshire, 385,
390.
Horewod, Horewode. See Horwode.
Horkesley, Groat, Great Horkesleygh
[co. Essex], 178.
Horkstow, Horstowe, co. Lincoln, 87,
122.
Horley, Horle, co. Surrey, 299.
Horley, John, of Kingham, collector
of a tax in Oxfordshire, 27.
Hormere, William, of Halnaker, collec-
tor of a tax in Sussex, 301.
Horn, Home, Henry, commissioner to
raise a loan in Kent, 318.
, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Hertfordshire, 26.
Hornby, Horneby [co. Lancaster], 1
bis.
Horncastle, Hornecastell, Hornecastro,
co. Lincoln, 222, 394.
Horndon on the Hill, Horndon, co.
Essex, 386, 423.
, manor, 385, 386, 423.
Home. See Horn.
Horneby [co. Lancaster]. See Hornby.
Hornecastell, Hornecastro, co. Lincoln.
See Horncastle.
Horpole, Horpull, co. Northampton.
See Harpole.
Horseheath, Horsete [co. Cambridge],
126.
Horsham, co. Sussex, 171, 301.
, Chesworth in, q.v.
, Sedgewick in, q.v.
[in Martley], co. Worcester,
414.
Horsington, Horsyngton, co. Somerset,
226.
Horsley, co. Derby, 151, 170.
, West, Westhorsle, co. Surrey,
manor, 360.
Horsley, Roger, 3, 53.
534
GENERAL INDEX.
Horspole, John, clerk, 111.
Horstowe, co. Lincoln. See Hork-
stow.
Horsy, William, esquire, 273.
Horsyngton, co. Somerset. See Hor-
sington.
Horton, co. Dorset, Baggeridge in, q.v.
, Knowlton in, q.v.
, co. Northumberland, Hart-
ford in, q.v.
Horton, John, of Shrewsbury, collector
of a tax in Shrewsbviry, 418.
, Nicholas, of Yorkshire, esquire,
368.
, Richard, of Dothill, collector
of a tax in Salop, 301.
, Roger, 199.
Horwode, Horewod, Horewode, Hory-
wode, John, 407.
, collector of customs and
subsidies in Plymouth and
Fowey and district, 113, 130,
192, 193.
, . . . . , of Singleborough, collec-
tor of a tax in Buckingham-
shire, 416.
, . . . . , . . . . , of Buckingham-
shire, 432.
Horwood, Great, co. Buckingham,
Singleborough in, q.v.
Horworde, William, of Polhampton,
425.
Horylake, co. Cornwall. See Harlick.
Horylake, Robert, 189.
, . . . . , Nicholas Bromford,
esquire, grandson of, q.v.
Horywode. See Horwode.
Hose, Howes, co. Leicester, 150.
Hosiere, John, of Exeter, ' draper,'
king's alnager in Devon and
Cornwall, 12.
hospitals named :
Longstowe.
Myton.
Nottingham (St. John the Bap-
tist).
Pont-Audemer.
St. John of Jerusalem.
York (St. Leonard).
Hotale, William, collector of a tax in
Herefordshire, 88, 123.
, . . . . , of Sutton, collector of a
tax in Herefordshire, 301.
Hotham, Hothom, Hothum, co. York,
26, 88, 123.
Hothom, Hothome, Hothum, John,
John de, knight, 3, 64, 67, 275,
325, 349.
, . . . . , . . . . , John, son and heir
of, 64, 67, 325.
, of Hotham, collector of a
tax in the East Riding, co. York,
88, 123.
Hothum, co. York. See Hotham.
Hothum. See Hothom.
Hotoft, Hotot, John, commissioner to
raise a loan in Hertfordshire,
316.
, escheator in Essex and
Hertfordshire, 308.
, . . . . , of Hertfordshire, esquire,
354.
, Richard, of Humberstone,
collector of a tax in Leicester-
shire, 416.
, William, searcher of ships in
Ipswich and district, 79.
, . . . . , searcher of ships in'
Sandwich and district, 207.
, . . . . , searcher of ships in
Great Yarmouth and district,
245.
, . . . . , esquire, 195.
Hoton, co. York. See Hutton, High.
in the Forest [co. Cumberland].
See Hutton in the Forest.
Hoton. See Huton.
Hotot. See Hotoft.
Houby, Howby, Howeby, Anthony,
141.
, . . . . , escheator in Warwick-
shire and Leicestershire, 169,
212.
, John, of Essex, 92.
Houchyns, Nicholas, farmer of Mod-
bury priory, 320.
, clerk, farmer of Mod-
bury priory, 321.
Cf. Huchyns.
Hough on the Hill, Hagh [co. Lincoln],
alien priory, 39.
,...., prior of. See Beaugrant.
Houghton, Hanging, Hangynghoghton
[in Lamport], co. Northampton,
150.
Houke, co. Dorset. See Hook.
House, Howse, John, of Marlborough,
collector of a tax in Wiltshire,
220.
, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Essex, 220, 221.
, . . . . , esquire, 238.
, . . . . , of Thorpe le Sokeii,
collector of a tax in Essex, 87,
122.
Housham, Ovesham [in Matching], co.
Essex, manor, 162.
Houthorp, William de, 183.
Houton in the More, co. Lincoln. See
Holton le Moor.
How Caple, Hocapull, co. Hereford,
172.
Howard, John, sheriff of Essex and
Hertfordshire, 262.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner to
raise a loan in Suffolk, 317.
,....,. . . , sheriff of Essex and
Hertfordshire, 71, 162.
Howberd, Robert, collector of a tax in
Essex, 220, 221. Cf. Hoberd.
GENERAL INDEX.
535
Howby, Howeby. See Houby.
Hours, eo. Leicester. See Ho-><-.
Howot, William, of Alvingham, collec-
tor of a tax in Lindsey, co.
Lincoln, 152. Cf. Huot.
Howse. See House.
Hubberston, co. Pembroke, Pill in, q.v.
Huberdby, Hubryghby [co. Cumber-
land]. See tjpperby.
Huby Lin Sutton on the Forest], co.
York, 417.
Huchyn, William, of Swanage, collector
of a tax in Dorset, 150.
Huchyns, John, of Sowe, collector of a
tax in Warwickshire, 171. Cf.
Houchyiis.
Hucklow, Hooklowe [in Hope], co.
Derby, 86, 121.
Hucknall, Hokenale, co. Nottingham,
220.
, Ault, co. Derby, Hardwick in,
q.v.
Torkarcl, Hoknalo Torkard, co.
Nottingham, 357.
Hudeswell, William, of Richmond,
collector of a tax in the North
Riding, co. York, 151.
Huet, Hewet, Huwet, John, collector
of a tax in Bath, 174.
, Thomas, of Devizes, collector
of a tax in Wiltshire, 172.
, Wrilliam, of St. Albans,
collector of a tax in Hertford-
shire, 152, 299.
Cf. Howet.
Hugate, William, mercer, collector of a
tax in York, 29.
Hugford, Huggeford, Robert, Joyce,
late the wife of, 106, 146.
, . . . . , . . . . , Thomas, son and
heir of, 146.
, William, 49.
, Alice (Lucy), sister of,
49.
, . . . . , Margery, daughter of,
49.
Hugglescote, Hoclescote [in Ibstock,
co. Leicester], 141.
Huish, South, South hywysch, co.
Devon, manor, 115.
Hukelegh, Hukeley, Richard, 265.
, . . . . , clerk, farmer of the
priory of St. James bv Exeter,
75, 295.
, , of Devon, 207.
Hull, Hulle, Gruinn de, of Betton in
Hales, collector of a tax in Salop,
172.
, Henry, collector of a tax in
Exeter, 29.
, John, of Morton, collector of a
tax in Worcestershire, 169.
, Richard, of Leominster, ' tan-
ner,' collector of a tax in Here-
fordshire, 301.
Hull cunt.
Robert , justice of the Common
Bench, commissioner to raise a
loan in Devon, 315.
, ... , of Norfolk, 227.
, William, collector of a tax in
Salop, 85, 120.
See also Hill.
Huls, Thomas, Margery, daughter and
heir of, 426, 431.
Hurnber, river, 99, 189, 236, 324, 411.
, . . . . , wall of, called ' Humbre-
bank,' 430.
Humberston, Hugh, parson of East
Carlton, 342.
Humberstone, Humburston, Hunber-
stone, co. Leicester, 300, 416.
, Humbestone, co. Lincoln,
415.
Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, cham-
berlain of England, 407.
, guardian of England,
letters tested by, 273, 331, 425.
Hunberstone, co. Leicester. See
Humberstone.
Hunche, John, collector of a tax in
Oxford, 174.
hundreds and wapentakes named :
Allerton.
Ashridge.
Avisford.
Bampton.
Berkeley.
Birdforth.
Box.
Bromfield.
Bury.
Calne.
Cannington.
Christchurch Twynham.
Cookham and Bray (Seven
Hundreds of).
Deerhurst.
Dengie.
Easebourne.
Easwrith, West.
Fawsley.
Framland.
Godalrning.
Goscote.
Greenhoe, South.
Guthlaxton.
Kiftsgate.
Knowlton.
Langley.
Launditch.
Lesnewth.
Lothingland.
Ongar.
Pitney.
Poling.
Rochford.
Rotherbridge.
Scarsdale.
Singleton.
536
GENERAL INDEX.
hundreds and wapentakos named : —
cont.
Sparkenhoe.
Stockbridge.
Sutton, King's.
Westbourne.
Williton.
Winkleigh.
Yale.
Hunesdon, co. Hertford. See Huns-
don.
Hunet, Richard, collector of a tax in
Herefordshire, 88, 123.
Hungate, John, of Leake, collector of
a tax in Holland, co. Lincoln,
25, 87, 122, 222.
Hungerford, co. Berks, 87 bis, 122 bis.
[in Eaton under Heywood and
Munslow], co. Salop, 301.
Hungerford, Walter, sheriff of Somer-
set and Dorset, 40.
, knight, 206.
Hungerton, co. Leicester, Quenby in,
q.v .
Hunmanby, co. York, 194 bis.
, manor, 124, 179.
Hunsdon, Hunesdon, co. Hertford,
221.
Hunt, Hunte, John, of Ilfracombe,
230.
, Roger, 199, 201, 210.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Huntingdonshire, 314.
Thomas, of Nottinghamshire,
266.
, William, farmer of Sporle
priorv, 45.
Of. Honte.
Hunter, William, 62.
Huntingdon, Huntyngdon [co. Hunt-
ingdon], castle, 18, 19, 79.
Huntingdon, county, collectors of
taxes in, 28, 86, 121, 152, 171,
220, 300, 417.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 314.
, escheator in, 16, 63, 84, 105,
142, 143, 145, 159, 194, 195,
196, 209, 238, 239, 240, 270,
275, 333, 377, 378 bis, 379,
426.
, See also Leverer ;
Hasenhill ; Butler ; Alynton ;
Burgoyn ; Heth ; Huyssh ;
Grace ; Bury ; Caldecote.
, farmers of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnagers, in. See Sabbe ;
Acton ; Langford.
, king's alnager in. See Bever-
lee.
, sheriff of. See Walden ;
Hakbech ; Bevylo ; Scot ;
Pole ; Hasenhill ; Stucle.
Huntingdon, earl of. See Holand.
Huntingdon, Huntyngdon, honour,
18, 19, 79, 405.
Huntingfield, Huntyngfeld [co.
Suffolk], 313.
Huntington, Huntyngton, Huntyng-
don by York, co. York, 219,
338.
Huntyng, Richard, 243.
Huntyngdon, honour. See Hunting-
don.
Huntyngdon by York, co. York. See
Huntington.
Huntyngfeld [co. Suffolk]. See Hunt-
ingfield.
Huntyngton, co. York. See Hunting-
ton.
Hurberton, co. Devon. See Harber-
ton.
Hursley, co. Southampton, Standon in,
q.v.
Hurst, Hurste, co. Berks, 96.
, Hurste [in Slimbridge], co.
Gloucester, manor, 214.
, co. Salop, 28, 301.
Hurst, Robert, of Lichfield, collector
of a tax in Staffordshire, 27.
Hurworth [co. Durham], 219.
Hurworth, John, of Marton, collector
of a tax in the North Riding,
co. York, 26.
husbandlands, 65.
Huse, Mark, esquire, 378.
Husthwaite, Usthwayte, co. York,
173.
Huton, Hoton, John, John de, esquire,
195.
, , of Hutton Roof, 216.
, . . . . , Henry, son and
heir of, 216.
of the Forest, William, 380.
See also Hutton in the Forest.
Huton Palnell, co. York. See Hooton
Pagnell.
Rofo [co. Cumberland]. See
Hutton Roof.
Hutte, Thomas, of Loughborough,
collector of a tax in Leicester-
shire, 150.
Hutton, High, Hoton [in Huttons
Ambo], co. York, 219.
in the Forest, Hoton in the
Forest [co. Cumberland],
William of, 433.
, . . . . , Robert, son and heir of,
433.
See also Huton of the Forest.
Roof, Huton Rofe [in Grey-
stoke, co. Cumberland], 216.
, Sand, Sandhoton [in Bossall].
co. York, 26.
Huttons Ambo, co. York, High Hutton
in, q.v.
Huwet. See Huet.
Huyssh, Hiwyssh, Hywyssh, Nicholas,
232, 268.
GENERAL INDEX.
537
Huyssh, Nicholas- — cont.
, . . . . , oscheator in Cambridge-
shire and Huntingdonshire, 263.
, . . . . , of Cambridgeshire, 84.
Hyccheii, Hycehyn, Hychyn, co. Hert-
ford. See, Hitchin.
Hycrosse by Ware, co. Hertford. See
High Cross.
Hyde, Hyd [in Brewood, co. Stafford],
326.
Hyde, Giles de, 54.
John, 143.
, Thomas atte, of South Stoke,
collector of a tax in Oxfordshire,
152.
Hyet. See Hyot.
Hyham, John, of London, 268.
Hykedy, Thomas, of Daventry, collec-
tor of a tax in Northampton-
shire, 299.
Hyll. See Hill.
Hyllyard, Robert, escheator in York-
shire, 136, 169.
Hylton. See Hilton.
Hyndon, co. Wilts. See Hindon.
Hynepidell [co. Dorset]. See Piddle -
hinton.
Hyneton, co. Gloucester. See Hinton.
Hynkeley, co. Leicester. See Hinck-
ley.
Hynkere, William, of Horsham, collec-
tor of a tax in Sussex, 171.
Hynksley. co. Leicester. See Hinck-
ley.
Hynlep, co. \\orcester. See Hindlip.
Hyntes, co. Salop. See Hints.
Hyntes, Margaret de, 166.
Hynton, co. Dorset. See Hinton
Parva.
Hynton, Ralph de, 95.
Hynwyke, Peter, clerk, 256.
Hynyton, co. Salop. See Hinnington.
Hyot, Hyet, John, 21, 67, 68.
, Emma or Eminot
(Cadull), wife of, 21, 67, 68.
Hyron, John, collector of a tax in
Oxford, 302. Cf. Heron and
Hey r on.
Hythe, co. Salop. See Heath.
Hythe. See Hithe.
Hywyssh. See Huyssh.
Hywysshe by Yatemystre [in Yot-
minster ?], co. Dorset, 227.
Ibstock, co. Leicester, Donington in,
q.v.
, Hugglescote in, q.v.
Ickleton, Iklynton, Ikelvngton, oo.
Cambridge, 221, 300, 415.
fcklingham, Ikelyngham, co. Suffolk,
manor, 224.
Ickwell, Ikewell [in Northill], co.
Bedford, 299.
Idsall, co. Salop. See Shifnal.
Idson, Edyston [in Stogursey], co.
Somerset, 386.
Ikelyngham, co. Suffolk. See Ickling-
ham.
Ikelyngton, co. Cambridge. See Ickle-
ton.
Ikewell, co. Bedford. See Ickwell.
Iklyngton, Geoffrey, of Kent, 47.
, John, clerk, farmer of Clat-
ford priory, 47.
Iklynton, co. Cambridge. See Icklo-
ton.
11am, Horn, Ylorn, co. Stafford, 85, 120,
221.
Ilchester, Ylchestre, co. Somerset,
152.
Ilfracombe, Ilfardecombe, Ilfercombe,
Ilfrecombe, Ilvircombe, co.
Devon, 230.
, church of, advowson of, 250.
manor, 250.
, port of, searchers of ships in.
See Shorte ; Walke.
Illington, Illyngton, co. Norfolk, 175.
Ilminster, Ilmvnstre, co. Somerset,
437.
, Dunpole in, q.v.
Horn, co. Stafford. See Ham.
Ilton, Yethelton [in Malborough], co.
Devon, manor, 115.
Ilvircombe, co. Devon. See Ilfra-
combe.
Ingaldesthorp. See Inglethorp.
Inge, John, 157.
, . . . . , Katharine, late the wife
of, 157.
, Thomas, son and heir of,
157.
Ingelby, co. Derby. See Ingleby.
, co. Lincoln. See Ingleby.
under Arnecliff, co. York. See
Ingleby Arncliffe.
Ingelby, Ingilby, Thomas, 105.
, William, 291.
Ingelfeld, Englefeld, Inglefeld,
Nicholas, 103.
, Philip, escheator in Essex and
Hertfordshire, 42.
, . . . . , sheriff of Essex and
Hertfordshire, 5, 40.
Ingepenne. See Inkepenne.
Ingham, Hengham, co. Lincoln, 301.
Ingham, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Norwich, 302.
Ingilby. See Ingelby.
Ingilland, Ingland. See England.
Ingleby, Ingelby [in Foremark], co.
'Derby, 415.
, Ingelby [in Saxilby], co.
Lincoln, 376.
538
GENERAL INDEX.
Ingleby — cant.
Arncliffe, Ameeliff, Ingelby
under Arnecliff, co. York, 420,
421.
manor, 420.
Inglethorp, Inglesthorp, Ingaldes-
thorp, John, 162.
, . . . . , escheator in Norfolk,
155
, .'..., knight, 119, 332 bis,
367.
, . . . . , . . . . , Elizabeth, late
the wife of, 367, 425.
, . . . . , . . . . , Thomas son and
heir of, 368, 425.
Inglose, Henry, collector of customs
and subsidies in Great Yar-
mouth and district, 70, 72.
Ingoldsby, Ingoldesby, co. Lincoln,
312.
Ingram, John, collector of a tax in
Wiltshire, 172.
, . . . . , of Durrington, collector
of a tax in Wiltshire, 220.
, Richard, collector of a tax in
Surrey, 26, 88, 123.
, . . . . , of Bookham, collector
of a tax in Surrey, 299.
, Robert, of Martley, collector
of a tax in Worcestershire, 298.
, Thomas, of Surrey, 154.
William, clerk, 234.
, . . . . , farmer of posses-
sions of Lire abbey in England
and Wales, 37.
Inhyn, Inhyne, Inyn, Adam, 15, 30,
168, 210.
, John, 278.
Inkepenne, Ingepenne, John, 210, 379.
inquisition, insufficient return of, 260.
Inyn. See Inhyn.
loruerth ap Towe, 100.
Ipplepen, Ippelpenne, co. Devon,
manor, 293.
, Battleford in, q.v.
Ipswich, co. Suffolk, port of, collectors
of customs and subsidies in.
See Fraunceys ; Godston ;
WTarner ; Hawe ; Andrew ;
Kymbirley ; Joye.
, searchers of ships in.
See Hotoft ; Mayhew ; Hawe ;
Kyngeston.
Ipwell, John, collector of a tax in
Middlesex, 171, 220.
Irby on Humber, Irby, co. Lincoln,
173.
Irchenfeld, co. Hereford. See Archen-
field.
Irlande, John, of Hartshorn, collector
of a tax in Derbyshire, 151.
, Robert, of Locko, collector of a
tax in Derbyshire, 151.
iron, 230.
Iryssh, Philip, 348.
Iselam, William, collector of a tax in
Norwich, 418.
Iseldon, co. Middlesex. See Isling-
ton.
Iselham, co. Cambridge. See Isleham.
Isenhampstead [co. Buckingham]. See
Latimer.
Isham, Robert, of Northamptonshire,
75.
Isle Dieu, Flsle [Eure, France], alien
abbey, 58.
, alien abbot and convent of,
363.
Isle, Roger, Alice, late the wife of,
427. Cf. Lisle.
Isleham, Iselham, Yesilham, co. Cam-
bridge, 27, 150.
Islep, co. Oxford. See Islip.
Islington, Iseldon, co. Middlesex,
Barnsbury in, q.v.
Islip, Islep, co. Oxford, 88, 123.
Isnamstede [co. Buckingham]. See
Latimer.
Istele, Nicholas, rector of Orpington,
107.
Iverys, Robert, of Yorkshire, 279.
Ives, John, of Staffordshire, 355.
Ivory, Roger, ' baker,' of Shrewsbury,
collector of a tax in Shrewsbury,
418.
Ivybridge, Yvebrigge [in Cornwood,
Harford, Ermington arid Ug-
borough], co. Devon, 85, 120,
172.
Iwardby, co. Lincoln. See Ewerby.
Iwardby, John, 409.
Iweschote, co. Southampton. See
Ewshott.
Iwode, Adam, escheator in Surrey and
Sussex, 6.
Jacob, Reynold, of Dorchester, collec-
tor of a tax in Dorset, 222.
Jacobstow, Jacobestowe, co. Cornwall,
church of, advowson of, 250.
Jaglolay, Nicholas, monk, farmer of
possessions of the abbot of
Sees in England, 34.
James, Robert, commissioner to raise
a loan in Oxfordshire, 317.
, . . . . , escheator in Bedford-
shire and Buckinghamshire, 136.
, . . . . , escheator in Oxfordshire
and Berkshire, 42, 76.
, sheriff of Oxfordshire
and Berkshire, 177.
Jane, Agnes, 100.
Janne, Robert, 391.
Jauua [Italy]. See Genoa.
GENERAL INDEX.
539
Jay, Je, co. Salop [now in Leint-
wardine, co. Hereford], 416.
Jaybyn, John, escheator in Devon
and Cornwall, 339, 398, 432.
Jaycok, John, collector of a tax in
Devon, 222.
Je, co. Salop. See Jay.
Jeke, Jekys, Henry, of Tain worth,
collector of a tax in Stafford-
shire, 27, 171.
, Ives, of Leicestershire, 141.
Jerlinton, co. Somerset. See Yarling-
ton.
Jevan ap Claytho, 100.
ap Emerough, Jovan ap Ern-
rough, 100.
Jewe, John, 95 bis.
, Walter, collector of a tax in
Oxford, 29.
, . . . . , ' bowyer,' of Oxford,
collector of a tax in Oxford,
418.
Joan, duchess of York, 159, 390. See
also Holand and Broiuiflete.
, princess of Wales, 159.
queen of England, 53, 112,
269, 321 bis, 322, 344 bis, 362,
363 bis, 366, 373, 393, 407, 422.
, . . . . , damsel of. See Alder -
wich.
Joce, Gilbert, 210, 260, 296.
Jogor, Maurice, collector of a tax in
Suffolk, 301.
Johan. See John.
John, duke of Bedford, guardian of
England, letters tested by, 103,
194, 238, 273, 377, 425.
, duke of Lancaster, 163.
John, Johan, Lewis, 437.
, . . . . , collector of a subsidy in
London and district, 13.
, ..... commissioner to raise a
loan in Essex, 317.
, sheriff of Essex and
Hertfordshire, 177, 358.
, of Essex, 362.
Johnson, Johnsone, Jonesson, Jousou,
, 427.
, William, collector of customs
and subsidies in Newcastle -
upon-Tyne and district, 4, 13,
70, 72, 113, 130, 192 bis.
Jolby [in Croft], co. York, 56.
Jolyff, Edward, searcher of ships in
Exeter, Dartmouth, Plymouth
and district, 156.
Jonesson, Jonson. See Johnson.
Joop, Thomas, of Sussex, 359, 360.
Jordan, Joan, 106.
Jourdeley, John, 407.
Joyo, John, collector of a tax in
Sussex, 418.
, collector of customs and
subsidies in Ipswich and dis-
trict, 349, 351, 353.
Joye — &>nt.
, Nicholas, of Stathern, collector
of a tax in Leicestershire, 300.
Judde, John, lord do Saltorton, collec-
tor of a tax in Wiltshire, 150.
Jugler, Geoffrey, Margery, late the wife
of, 104. *
Robert, of Sussex, 34, 57.
Julyan, Walter, collector of a tax in
Huntingdonshire, 28.
justices, the king's, 226, 252, 389.
of assize. See Cokayn ;
Strangways.
Jutus, John, of Bosworth, collector of
a tax in Leicestershire, 170.
Kaile, Kayll, Humphrey, Idonia
(Poulet) the daughter of John
the son of William the son of,
30.
, Richard the son of
Richard the son of Richard the
son of Thomas the brother of,
30.
, Ralph, collector of a tax in
Cornwall, 152.
Kane, William, monk, farmer of
Lapley priory, 44.
Karaunt, Thomas, of the Forest of
Dean, collector of a tax in
Gloucestershire, 415. Cf. Car-
rant.
Kartell. See Carlisle.
Karmerdyn [co. Carmarthen]. See
Carmarthen.
Katerham, co. Surrey. See Catorham.
Katermayns, Katirmayns. See
Quatremayns.
Kave, co. York. See Cave.
Kay, Laurence, collector of a tax in
the WTest Riding, co. York,
299.
Kayll. See Kailo.
Kayme, Henry, of Fordingbridge,
collector of a tax in Hamp-
shire, 172.
Kays, Henry, archdeacon of Norwich,
319, 320.
Kayvell, co. York. See Cavil.
Kayver by Frome, co. Somerset. See
Keyford.
Keal, East, Esterkele, co. Lincoln, 87,
122.
Kederowe, John, sheriff of Cornwall,
40.
, . . . . , esquire, sheriff of Corn-
wall, 71.
, , knight, 297.
Keelby (?), Keleby, co. Lincoln, 60.
546
GENERAL INDEX.
Keevil, Kyvele, co. Wilts, manor, 164,
308, 309, 420 bis.
, Bulkington in, q.v.
Kegworth, Keggeworth, Kegworthe,
co. Leicester, 223.
, manor, 285.
Kelby, William, 256, 261.
Kele, William del, of Selby, 215.
Keleby, co. Lincoln. See Keel'oy.
Kelk, William, farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Lindsey, co.
Lincoln, 10, 111.
Kelleshull, Richard de, justice of the
Common Bench, 213.
Kelsey, South, co. Lincoln, Wiiighall
in, q.v.
Kelsham, John, 229.
Kelvedon Hatch, Kelwedon, co. Essex,
418.
Kelyngwyk, co. York. See Kilnwick
Percy.
Kemble, Thomas, of Wiltshire, 138.
Kemp, master John, bishop of
Chichester [1421-1422], 439.
Kempsey, Kemsey, co. Worcester,
149.
Kempsford, Kytnersford, co. Glouces-
ter, 234.
Kempston, co. Bedford, manor
called ' Draytones maner,' 255,
258.
Kempston, Thomas, of Suffolk, 58.
Kempton, Thomas, of Devon, 265.
Ken, co. Somerset. See Kenn.
Kendale, Edward de, knight, Elizabeth
(Barre), late the wife of, 335.
, John, 379, 419.
, John, son and heir of,
419.
, of Somerset, 320.
, Robert, 235.
Kene, Hugh, of Martock, collector of
a tax in Somerset, 172.
Kenefy, John, of London, ' grocer,'
247.
Keneley, Robert, collector of a tax in
Shrewsbury, 223.
Kenermond, John, of Lincolnshire,
179.
,....,...., Maud (Monboucher),
wife of, 179.
, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Lincoln, 174.
Kenn, Ken, co. Somerset, 416.
Kennington, Kenynton [in Radlev], co.
Berks, 87, 122.
, Kenyngton [in Lambeth], co.
Surrey, king's manor of, 352.
, , 'La Pale ' of, 352.
Kent, county, collectors of taxes in,
28, 86, 121, 153, 170, 221, 299,
416.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 317, 318.
Kent— co nt.
, escheator in, 2, 62 bis, 63 6/6-,
79, 81, 92, 103 bis, 104 (3),
106 bis, 107, 109, 116, 142 bis,
143, 144 bis, 145, 159, 194 bis,
195, 200, 228, 235, 238 bis, 239
(4), 240 bis, 263, 273 bis, 274 bis,
275 bis, 288, 315, 323, 328, 333,
334 bis, 335 bis, 373, 378 (3),
379, 380 bis, 425, 426, 427 bis.
, See also Horden ; Darell
(John) ; Clifford ; Norwych ;
Cheyne ; Maideston ; Darell
(William) ; Pympe ; Haseley ;
Spondon ; Charyngworth.
, farmer of the subsidy and
amage of cloths for sale, and
alnager, in. See Fasby ; Ry-
man.
, sheriff of. See Cheyne ;
Clifford (William) ; Clifford
(Robert) ; Langley ; Darell
(William) ; Darell (John) ;
Cliderowe ; Burgh ; Haut.
Kent, earl of. See Holand.
Kent, Alfred, collector of a tax in
Berkshire, 172, 417.
, John, John de, of Hoo, collec-
tor of a tax in Kent, 221.
, . . . . , of Wakefield, collector
of a tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 173.
, William, of London, skinner,
235.
, ..'.., of Middlesex, 211.
Kentecombe, Higher, Overkentecombe
[in Toller Porcorum], co. Dorset,
47, 48.
Kentisbeare, Kentelesbere, co. Devon,
206.
, Blackborough alias Black-
borough Bolhay, chapelry to,
q.v.
Kentyssh, John, collector of a tax in
Essex, 220.
Kenyngton, co. Surrey. See Kenning-
ton.
Kenynton, co. Berks. See Kenning-
ton.
Kepwyk, William, of Thirsk, collector
of a tax in the North Riding,
co. York, 173.
Ker, John del, 405.
Kerbroke, co. Norfolk. See Carbrooke.
Kerdefe. See Kerdyf.
Kerdeford, co. Sussex. See Kirdford.
Kerdyf [co. Glamorgan]. See Car-
diff.
Kerdyf, Kerdefe, John, of Abbotts
Ann, collector of a tax in
Hampshire, 87, 122.
, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Worcestershire, 25.
, . . . . , of Upton, collector of a
tax in Worcestershire, 169.
GENERAL INDEX.
541
Kereby [co. Leicester]. See Kirby
Muxloe.
Kermerdyn [co. Carmarthen]. See
Carmarthen.
Kersington, co. Oxford. See Cassing-
ton.
Kerswell, Carswell [in Broadhem-
bury], co. Devon, alien priory,
57/
Kertmell, co. Lancaster. See Cart-
mel.
Koryell. See Kyriell.
Ketelby, Richard, of Horsham, collec-
tor of a tax in Worcestershire,
414.
Keteryng, co. Northampton. See
Kettering.
Kothenore, co. Sussex. See Kitchi-
nour.
Koton, co. Rutland. See Ketton.
Kettering, Keteryng, co. Northampton,
26.
Ketton, Keton, co. Rutland, 418.
Kevele, John de, 167.
Kevingtown [in St. Mary Cray] (?),
Seyvynton, co. Kent, 79.
Keychirche, Lewis, clerk, guardian of
the temporalities of the bishopric
of Chichester, 350.
Keyford, Key ver, Kay ver by Frome [in
Frome], co. Somerset, 152, 172.
Keyhaven, Kyhavene [in Milford], co.
Southampton, 97.
Keynes, John, the elder, 275, 336, 345,
346.
, . . . . , . . . . , Joan, late the wife
of, 336.
, . . . . , John, son and
heir of, 336, 345, 346 bis.
,....,....,...., Joan (Speke),
daughter and heir of, 346.
, , , ..... Margery,
late the wife of, 346.
, . . . . , . . . . , Richard, son of,
346.
, . . . . , the younger, 331.
Keynsham, Keynesham, co. Somerset,
abbot and convent of, 95.
Keyver, co. Somerset. See Keyford.
Kibworth Beauchamp, Kybworth, co.
Leicester, 86, 121. '
Kidderminster, Kydermystre, Kyder-
mynstre, Kyrdermystre, co.
Worcester, 84, 119, 219, 298 bis.
Kiftsgate, Kyftesgate, co. Gloucester,
[hundred], 415.
Kilby, Kylby, co. Leicester, 416.
Kildwick, co. York, Farnhill in, q.v.
Kilfodus, Kylfodys, Philip, Philip de,
rector of Llanwarne, 20.
Kilnwick, Killynwyk, co. York, manor,
124, 179.
, Beswick in, q.v.
Percy, Kelyngwvk, co. York,
173,
Kilsby, Kyldesby, co. Northampton,
* 299!
Kilvington, South, Kilvyngton,
Kylvyngton, South Kylvyng-
ton, co. York, 417.
, manor, 116, 286.
, Upsal in, q.v.
Kimble, Little, Little Kynbell, co.
Buckingham, 150.
Kineton, co. Warwick, Brokehampton
in, q.v.
Kingham, Kyngham, co. Oxford, 27.
Kingsbury, Kyngesbury [in Dun-
stable], co. Bedford, 126.
Episcopi, co. Somerset, East
Lambrook in, q.v.
, Middle Lambrook in, q.v .
, West Lambrook in, q.v.
Kingsey, Kyngesey, co. Buckingham,
manor, 408.
Kingsholm, Kyngeshome by Glou-
cestre [in King's Barton, co.
Gloucester], manor, 21, 67, 68.
Kingsloy, co. Stafford, Thornbury in,
q.v.
Kingston, Kyngeston [in Corfe Castle],
co. Dorset, 19.
, Kyngeston by Dorchestre [in
Stinsford], co. Dorset, 96.
, Kyngeston [in Carlton in
Lindrick], co. Nottingham,
manor, 319.
, Kyngeston by Yevele [in
Yeovil], co. Somerset, 226.
, Kyngeston [in Portsmouth, co.
Southampton], 76.
Blount, Kyngeston [in Aston
Rowant], co. Oxford, 301.
Lisle, Kyngeston Lille [in
Sparsholt], co. Berks, 96.
on Hull, Kyngeston-upon-Hull,
co. York, 134, 197.
, Myton in, q.v.
, port of, collectors of customs
and subsidies in. See Altham ;
Tuttebury ; Burton ; Middel-
ton ; Sutton ; Bedford ;
Ulverston ; Maresshal.
,...., searcher of ships in. See
Waleys ; Deresme ; Redmar ;
Sutton ; Suettenham ; Fitlyng ;
Coupeland ; Frekylton.
, prior of the Carthusian order
by, 135.
on Thames, Kyngeston, co.
Surrey, 151, 223, 416.
, Norbiton in, q.v.
Kingstone, Kvngeston, co. Hereford,
408.
Kinlet, Kylnet [co. Salop], 62.
Kinley, Kynleye [in Nympsfield], co.
Gloucester, chantry of, advow-
son of, 269, 270.
, Kynley [in Letton ?], co.
Hereford, 382,
542
GENERAL INDEX.
Kinnersley, co. Hereford, Ailey in,
q.v.
Kinnerton, Kynarton [in Wentnor],
co. Salop, 74.
Kirby Bellars, Kyrkeby Beler, Kirkeby
upon Wreyk, co. Leicester,
chapel of St. Peter of, warden of,
257.
, manor, 257, 258, 375.
Muxloe, Kereby [in Glenfield,
co. Leicester], 141, 266, 396,
430.
, Pakemanswod, Pakemans-
wode, Pakmanswode in, 247,
266, 396, 430.
Kirchill, Long, co. Dorset. See Critchel ,
Long.
Kirdford, Kerdeford, co. Sussex, 301.
, Pallingham in, q.v.
Kirkeby, Kyrkby, Kyrkeby, John,
collector of a tax in Wiltshire,
417.
, . . . . , escheator in Essex and
Hertfordshire, 432.
clerk, farmer of Sporlo
priory, 45.
, . . . . , of Hertfordshire, 259,
267, 277.
, of Worcestershire, 74.
, Richard, of Essex, 362.
Cf. Kyrby.
Kirkeby upon Wreyk, co. Leicester.
See Kirby Bellars.
Kirk Ella, co. York, Willerby in,
q.v.
Kirketon in Holland, co. Lincoln.
See Kirton in Holland.
Kirkham, Kirkham in the archdeaconry
of Richmond [co. Lancaster],
church, 51, 98, 188, 189, 236,
324, 411.
Kirkham, Kyrkeham, Kyrkham, John,
332.
, . . . . , Isabel, late the wife of,
335, 350.
, William, brother and
heir of, 350.
, . . . . , of Buckinghamshire,
293.
, Robert, of Lancashire, 31.
Thomas, farmer of St. Clears
priory, 37.
, . . . . , ' marchant,' collector of
a tax in York, 302.
Kirkharle, Kirkherle [co. Northumber-
land], 107.
Kirkhaugh, co. Northumberland, Whit-
ley in, q.v.
Kirklington, Kyrtlyngton, Kyrtillyng-
ton, co. York, 300, 417.
Kirkstall, Cristall' [in Leeds, co. York],
abbot of, 367.
Kirton in Holland, Kirton, Kirketon
in Holland, Kyrketon, co. Lin-
coln, 118, 222, 415.
Kiryell. See Kyriell.
Kitchinour, Kethenore [in Beckley], co.
Sussex, manor, 329.
Knaresborough, Knaresburgh, co.
York, 87, 122.
Kneyveton. See Knyveton.
Knightley, Knyghtley, Knyghtle [in
Gnosall],' co. Stafford, 308, 317,
326, 355.
Knighton, Knyghton [in Broad Chalk],
co. Wilts, manor, 166, 167.
Ivnokere, John, 323.
Knolton, co. Dorset. See Knowlton.
Knottesford, Knottysforde, James,
136.
, . . . . , collector of customs and
subsidies in Chi Chester and
district, 4 bis, 13, 14.
, . . . . , escheator in Surrey and
Sussex, 209, 270.
....... . . . . , farmer of the possessions
of the abbot of La Luzerne in
England, 57.
, . . . . , guardian of the tem-
poralities of the bishopric of
Chichester, 350.
, . . . . , sheriff of Surrey and
Sussex, 262, 428.
, . . . . , esquire, guardian of the
temporalities of the bishopric
of Chichester, 439.
, . . . . , . . . . , of Sussex,
352.
, of Sussex, ' gentilman,'
363.
Knottyngesley, John, 434.
, Isabel, wife of, 434.
Knottysforde. See Knottesford.
Knowle [in Bridgerule, now co.
Devon] (?), Spaynardisknoll,
co. Cornwall, 189.
Knowlton, Knolton, co. Dorset,
hundred, 139.
Knolton [in Horton], co.
Dorset, 171.
Knyght, Knyghte, Richard, of
Sellindge, collector of a tax in
Kent, 416.
, Thomas, of Langford, collector
of a tax in Nottinghamshire,
170, 220.
, . . . . , of Wilton, collector of a
tax in Wiltshire, 172.
Knyghteley. See Knyghtley.
Knyghtle, co. Stafford. See Knight-
ley.
Knyghtlee. See Knyghtley.
Knyghtley, co. Stafford. See Knight-
ley.
Knyghtley, Knyghteley, Knyghtlee,
John, escheator in Warwick-
shire and Leicestershire, 81,
184, 261.
, Richard, 54, 127, 137, 199,
230, 231, 327, 328.
GENERAL INDEX
543
Knyghtley, Richard — cont. Kynesman, Stephen, of Arthingworth,
, . . . . , escheator in Stafford- collector of a tax in Northamp-
shire, 81, 136. tonshire, 299. Cf. Kyngesman.
,...., farmer of Laptev priory, Kyiig, Kyngge, John, John le, 95,
44. 214.
, of Northamptonshire, Thomas, 101.
409. Kynges, Laurence, collector of a tax
, of Staffordshire, 24. ."is. in Worcestershire, 414.
116. Kyngesbury, co. Bedford. See Kings-
Knyghton, co. Wilts. See Knighton. bury.
Knyvet, John, of Mcndlesham, esquire, Kynge.soy, co. Buckingham. See
240, 270. Kingsey.
, ..... . . . . , . . . . , Joan, late Kyngesham, Robert, of Sarson, collec-
the wife of, 270. tor of a tax in Hampshire,
, , John. 221.
knight, son and heir of, 270. Kyngeshomo by Gloucestre [co. Glou-
, . . . . , ..... . . . . , collector of a cester]. See Kingsholm.
tax in Suffolk, 150. Kyngesley, John, of Cheshire, 391.
, Robert, esquire, 275, 315. Kyngesman, William, of Wollaston,
, Joan, late the wife collector of a tax in Northamp-
of, 315. tonshire, 26. Cf. Kynesman.
, . . . . , . . . . , Thomas, son and Kyngesmyll, John, farmer of the
heir of, 3 1 5. subsidy and alnage of cloths
, Thomas, of Essex, 435. for sale, and alnager, in Oxford-
Knyveton, Kneyveton, Geoffrey, of shire and Berkshire, 10.
Nottinghamshire, 385. Kyngesnorton, co. Worcester. See
, Henry de, esquire, collector Norton, King's.
of a tax in Derbyshire, 86, Kyngessutton, co. Northampton. See
121. Button, King's.
Krakanthorp. See Orakonthorp. Kyngeston, co. Dorset. See Kingston
Kybelle, John, of Lockerley, collector [in Corfe Castle].
of a tax in Hampshire, 301. , co. Hereford. See Kingstone.
Kybworth, co. Leicester. See Kib- , co. Nottingham. See Kings-
worth Beauchamp. ton.
Kydall, John, of Horkstow, collector of , co. Oxford. See Kingston
a tax in Lindaey, co. Lincoln, Blount.
87, 122. [co. Southampton]. »See Kings-
Kydermynstre, Kydermystre, co. Wor- ton.
cester. See Kidderminster. , co. Surrey. See Kingston on
Kyftesgate, co. Gloucester. See Kifts- Thames.
gate. by Dorchestre, co. Dorset. See
Kyhavene, co. Southampton. See Kingston [in Stinsford].
Keyhaven. by Yevele, co. Somerset. See
Kykke, Richard, of Ilfracornbe, 230. Kingston.
Kylby, co. Leicester. See Kilby. Lille, co. Berks. See Kingston
Kyldesby, co. Northampton. See Lisle.
Kilsby. -upon-Hull, co. York. See
Kylfodys. See Kilfodus. Kingston on Hull.
Kylnet [co. Salop]. See Kinlet. Kyngeston, John, prior and farmer
Kylvyngton, South Kylvyngton, co. of Waroham priory, 36.
York. See Kilvington, South. , . . . . , searcher of ships in
Kymbell, Nicholas, of Holwell, collec- Great Yarmouth and Ipswich
tor of a tax in Bedfordshire, and district, 434.
171. , knight, 103.
Kymbirley, John, collector of customs , Thomas, of Somerset, 176.
and subsidies in Ipswich and Kyngge. See Kyng.
district, 349, 351, 3~>:J. Kynggeslond, Thomas, collector of a
Kymersford, co. Gloucester. See tax in Devon, 153, 222.
Kempsford. Kyngham, co. Oxford. See Kingham.
Kymmerton, Richard, of Staffordshire, Kyngham, John, 293.
44. Kynkenall, Peter, esquire, of Lanca-
Kynardesby, Richard, 199. shire, 107.
Kynarton, co. Salop. See Kinnerton. Kynleye, co. Gloucester. See Kinley.
Kynbell, Little, co. Buckingham. See Kynton, John, of Shrewsbury, collector
Kinible, Little. of a tax in Shrewsbury, 302.
544
GENERAL INDEX.
Kynwolmerssh, Kynwalmerssh, Kyn-
woldmerssh, Kynwomerssh,
William, the treasurer's deputy
or lieutenant, 197, 198, 203-
208, 210-212, 215-217, 224 bis,
227, 228 (3), 231-235, 237, 242-
246, 248 bis, 251-253, 255, 258-
261, 265-268, 272, 276-281,
284-286, 288-295, 297, 298, 303
bis, 304 (3), 308 bis, 309, 319-
322, 325-328, 330 bis, 337-347,
349-357, 359-364, 366, 368,
369, 371-373.
, clerk, farmer of the
possessions in England of Begard
abbey, 43.
, esquire, 407.
Kyrby, William, of London, 395. Cf.
Kirkeby.
Kyrdermystre, co. Worcester. See
Kidderminster.
Kyriell, Kiryell, Keryell, Nicholas,
knight, 328, 329.
, ..,...., Elizabeth, wife of,
274, 328, 329.
, . . . . , John, knight,
father of, 328.
, , William, knight,
son of, 329.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Thomas,
knight, son of, 329.
William, 2.
Kyrkby, Kyrkeby. See Kirkeby.
Kyrkoby Beler, co. Leicester. See
Kirby Bellars.
Kyrketon, co. Lincoln. See Kirton in
Holland.
Kyrtillyngton, Kyrtlyngton, co. York.
See Kirklington.
Kyvele, co. Wilts. See Keevil.
1'Isle. See Isle Dieu.
La Houke, co. Dorset. See Hook.
La Molesshe [co. Kent], See Molash.
La More, co. Somerset, manor, 94.
La Wyke by Bastelden [in Basildon ?],
co. Berks, 96.
La Yerde, co. Dorset. See Yard.
Lacharu, co. Wilts. See Lackham.
Lacheford, Lacheforde, co. Oxford.
See Latchford.
Lackham, Lacham [in Lacock], co.
WTilts, manor, 112.
, ..... free chapel in, advowson
of, 112.
Lacock, co. WTilts, Lackham in, q.v.
Lacun. See Lakun.
Lacy, Edmund, bishop of Hereford
[1417-1420], 219, 310.
Lacy, Edmund — cont.
...!.., . . . . , bishop of Exeter [1420-
1455], 403.
, John, of Essex, 126.
, . . . . , of Northamptonshire,
esquire, 244.
, . . . . , of Selby, collector of a
tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 299.
Cf. Lascy.
Ladde, John, of Hanging Houghton,
collector of a tax in Northamp-
tonshire, 150.
, Richard, of Wokingham, collec-
tor of a tax in Wiltshire, 300.
, ..... . . . . , ' fysshmonger,'
collector of a tax in Berkshire,
87, 122.
Laghton, co. Lincoln. See Laughton.
Lake, John, of Abingdon, collector of a
tax in Berkshire, 150.
, William, of Abbotsham, 230.
Lakun, Lakon, Lacun, Richard, knight,
268, 436.
, . . . . , . . . . , sheriff of Salop,
128.
, Thomas, searcher of ships in
Exeter, Plymouth, Dartmouth
and Fowey and district, 245.
Lalford, Stephen, of London, 11.
Lambe, John, of Norwich, searcher of
wines etc. in Norwich, Norfolk,
Suffolk and Essex, 325.
Lamberhurst, Lamberherst [cos. Kent
and Sussex, now co. Kent], 171.
Lambeth, Lambheth, co. Surrey, 352.
, Kennington in, q.v.
Lambeton, Lampton, William, collec-
tor of customs and subsidies in
Newcastle-upon-Tyne and dis-
trict, 70, 72, 113, 130, 192 bis,
204 bis, 216 bis.
, esquire, 23.
, ..... of Northumber-
land, 433.
Lambheth, co. Surrey. See Lambeth.
Lambourn, Lamburn, co. Berks, 222.
, Bockhampton in, q.r.
Lambrook, East, Estlambrook [in
Kingsbury Episcopi], co. Somer-
set, 297. '
, Middle, Middillambrook [in
Kingsbury Episcopi], co. Somer-
set, 297. "
, West, Westlambrook [in Kings -
bury Episcopi], co. Somerset,
297'.
Lambrook, Richard, 297.
Lamburn, co. Berks. See Lambourn.
Lamburne, John, citizen and saddler of
London, 24.
Lameyate, co. Somerset. See Lam-
yatt.
Lamplogh, Lamplegh, John, knight,
sheriff of Cumberland, 296, 358.
GENERAL INDEX.
545
Lamport, co. Northampton, Hauling land — cont.
Houghton in, q.v. , not sued out of tho king's
co. Somerset. See Langport. liand, 115, 243, 254, 319, 420.
Lampton. See. Lamhoton. of a person dying without heir,
Lamson, John, of East Stockwith, 24, 91, 226.
collector of a tax in Lindsry. , of a person dying without heir
co. Lincoln, 173. male, 243.
Lamyatt, Lameyate, co. Somerset, , of aliens, 83, 277, 290.
manor, 49, 50. , of bastards dying without
Lancaster, Lancastre, co. Lancaster, issue, 232, 282, 357, 439.
alien priory, 31. , of idiots and imbeciles, 19,
, . , . , prior of. See Lov.'ll. 48, 259, 278, 280, 294.
, Torrisholme in, q.v. , of king's debtors, 18, 23, 58,
Lancaster, county palatine of, chaii- 82 bis, 126.
cellor of, 3, 29, 64, 67, 89, 106, persons assuming the habit of
124, 142, 154, 174, 196, 224, religion, 98, 330.
242, 275, 302, 378, 419. of traitors, 56, 110, 126, 217,
collectors of taxes in, 300. 235, 407.
, . . . . , appointment of ordered, , recovered in the king's court,
29, 89, 124, 154, 174, 224, 302, 160.
303, 419. , resumed into the king's hand
Lancaster, duchy of, 52, 109, 140. (on account of undue issue of
, council for, 400. writ of livery), 226.
, duke of, 52. land and goods, forfeited, 75, 76, 81,
, See also John. 124, 130, 131, 132 bis, 167, 199,
Lancaster, Lancastre, Henry de, the 217, 225, 241, 249, 251, 252,
elder, earl of Lancaster, Eleanor 261, 286, 321, 338, 382, 395.
(Fitz Alan), daughter of, 163 , of felons and outlaws, 89, 126,
164, 166, 167. 139, 147, 168, 184, 189, 198,
, John, John de, commissioner 215, 227, 235, 243, 268, 292,
to raise a loan in Norfolk, 345, 357, 365, 382, 391, 395,
316. 421.
, . . . . , escheator in Norfolk and Landeford, Landford, co. Nottingham.
Suffolk, 263. See Langford.
, sheriff of Norfolk and Landford, Roger, farmer of Romney
Suffolk, 128, 177. priory, 38.
, knight, 216. Lane, Laurence, ' webbe,' collector of
, sheriff of Cumber- a tax in Salisbury, 28.
land, 176. Robert, 292.
, Robert de, bishop of St. , Roger, of Sutton, collector of
Asaph [1411-1432], 32, 91, 158, a tax in Herefordshire, 172.
160, 219, 310, 402. , Thomas, collector of customs
, . . . . , of Westmoreland, 146. and subsidies in Bridgewator
land, acquired, alienated or appro- and district, 242, 251.
priated without licence, 15, 48, , ..... collector of customs
49, 58, 76, 84, 92, 107, 110, 139, and subsidies in Sandwich and
188, 211, 229, 231, 242, 277, district, 4, 14, 69, 7 1.
293, 393. William, of Canterbury, com-
concealed, 212. missioner to raise a loan in
, in the king's hand as an ancient Kent, 318.
escheat, 118. Lanford, co. Nottingham. See Lang-
, in the king's hand by an award ford.
in Chancery, 389. Langbrydye [co. Dorset]. See Long-
, in the king's hand by the exile bredy.
of the Jews, 293. Langdon. See Langton.
, in the king's hand until it shall Langeblaneford, co. Dorset. See Lang-
have been ascertained whether ton Long Blandford.
it is parcel of the lordship of Langeford, co. Bedford. See Lang-
Brecknock, 400. ford.
, in the king's hand until the , co. Derby. See Longford.
title shall have been decided , co. Devon. See Langford.
in the king's court, 18, 24, 66, Langeford. See Langford.
108, 125, 127, 128, 136, 164, Langeley [co. Glamorgan], 100.
256, 260, 261, 267, 322, 328, , co. Gloucester. See Langley.
395. Langeley. See Langley.
Wt. 24 lf>. F. 36.
546
GENERAL INDEX.
Langeneth, Langenyth [co. Glamor-
gan]. See Llangennith.
Langeporte, co. Somerset. See Lang-
port.
Langerych. See Langrych.
Langeston. See Langston.
Langeton Boteler, co. Dorset. See
Langton Long Blandford.
by Abbetesby, co. Dorset. See
Langton Herring.
in Purbyk, co. Dorset. See
Langton Matravers.
Latile, co. Dorset. See Lang-
ton Latile.
Langford, Langeford, co. Bedford, 85,
120.
, Langeford, co. Devon, 85,
120.
, Langeford [in Cullompton], co.
Devon, manor, 427.
, Lanford, Landford, Landeford,
co. Nottingham, 85, 120, 170,
220.
Langford, Langeford, John, of Hert-
fordshire, farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Cambridgeshire
and Huntingdonshire, 279.
Nicholas, Nicholas de, knight,
105 bis, 106 bis, 137.
, , Ralph, son and
heir of, 137.
, Richard, of Somerset, 297.
, Robert, 181-183.
, Anne (Beverlee), mother
of, 181, 182.
, , knight, 274, 275.
, , Edward, son and
heir of, 425, 427.
, William, Lucy, late the wife
of, 332.
, . . . . , knight, Lucy, late the
wife of, 338.
, . . . . , Edward Langford,
kinsman and heir of, 338.
Cf. Longford.
Langham, co. Rutland, 152, 286-288,
302.
Langham, John, of Kilby, collector of
a tax in Leicestershire, 416.
, Reynold, 22.
Langhirst [co. Northumberland]. See
Longhirst.
Langholme, John, of Lincolnshire, 212.
Langle. See Langley.
Langley, Langeley, co. Gloucester,
hundred, 442.
, Abbot's, co. Hertford, Hide in,
g.v.
Langley, Langle, Langeley, John, of
Siddington, collector of a tax in
Gloucestershire, 301.
, Thomas, bishop of Durham
[1406-1437], 52, 99, 139, 189,
236, 289, 325, 411.
Langley — cont.
, William, commissioner to
raise a loan in Kent, 318.
, , sheriff of Kent, 129.
Cf. Longley.
Langnell, John, goldsmith of London,
83.
Langport, Langeporte, Lamport, co.
Somerset, 168, 226.
Langrych, Langerych, John, 208.
, . . . . , Maud (Lorty), wife of,
208.
Langston, Langeston, John, 290.
Jordan, collector of a tax in
Devon, 172.
Langton by Spilsby, Langton, co.
Lincoln, 152.
by Wragby, co. Lincoln, 433.
Herring, Langeton by Abbetes-
by, co. Dorset, 95.
Latile, Langeton Latile [in
Langton Long Blandford], co.
Dorset, manor, 348, 349.
Long Blandford, Langeblane-
ford, Langeton Boteler, co. Dor-
set, church of, advowson of, 348.
, manor, 348.
Langton Latile in, q.v.
, Littleton, in, q.v.
Matravers, Langeton in
Purbyk, co. Dorset, 95.
Langton, Langdon, John, John de, of
Langton by Spilsby, collector of a
tax in Lindsey, co. Lincoln, 152.
, ..... of Lincolnshire, 37.
, Robert, 114, 115, 253, 254,
403, 404.
, . . . . , Agnes (Payn and
Nordon), daughter and heir of,
114, 115, 253, 254, 403, 404.
, Agnes, wife of, 114, 115,
253, 254, 403, 404.
, esquire, 143.
Lanharry [co. Glamorgan]. See Llan-
harry.
Lanhergy, John, 273.
Lank, William, of Archenfield, collector
of a tax in Herefordshire, 222.
Lannoy, John, of Norfolk, 207.
Lanrake, Richard, of Northleach,
collector of a tax in Gloucester-
shire, 220.
Lanwarun [co. Hereford], See Llan-
warne.
Lapley, Lappeley, Lappelley [co.
Stafford], priory, 44, 45.
, . . . . , prior of. See Bally.
Larling, Lyrlyng, co. Norfolk, 175.
Lascy, Lassy, John, of Gateforth,
collector of a tax in the West
Riding, co. York, 26.
, Robert, of Gateforth, John,
son of, collector of a tax in the
West Riding, co. York, 87, 88,
123.
GENERAL INDEX.
547
Lascy — cont.
Cf. Lacy.
Lassels, William, 265.
, ...., Joan, Into tin- \viff of,
239, 265.
, . . . . , William, son and heir of,
265.
, . . . . , of Sowerby, collector of
a tax ia the North Riding, co.
York, 173.
Lassy. See Lascy.
Lasyngby, William, 24, 116, 119, 187,
217, 280, 281, 286, 290.
, fanner of the priory of St.
Michael in the Vale, Guernsey,
60, 61.
Latchford, Lacheford, Lacheforde [in
Great Haseley], co. Oxford,
152, 301.
Latehode, William, 323.
Lathbury, John, collector of a tax in
Derbyshire, 28.
Lathe, Thomas, esquire, 198.
Lathum, Robert de, collector of a tax
in Lancashire, 300.
Latimer alias Isenhampstead, Isnam-
stede [in Chesham, co. Bucking-
ham], 317.
Latymer, Edward, esquire, 406.
, , , Elizabeth (Gryf-
fyn), sister of, 406.
, ..... . . . . , Margaret, late the
wife of, 378, 379, 406.
Robert, knight, 95.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in Dorset, 318.
Thomas, 264.
, . . . . , Anne, wife of, 264.
Laughton, Laghton [in Corringham
wapentake], co. Lincoln, 25.
Lauker, John, ' tanner,' collector of a
tax in Salisbury, 28.
Launcelyn, John, escheator in Bedford-
shire and Buckinghamshire, 169.
Launceston, Launceneton [co. Corn-
wall!, castle, 250, 365.
Launde, Roger de, of Lincolnshire,
344.
Launditch, Laundich, co. Norfolk,
hundred, 162.
Laurence, Laurens, John, 323.
, John, son and heir of,
323, 324.
, ..... of llfracombe, 230.
, of Ludlow, farmer of the
subsidy and alnage of cloths
for sale in Salop, 8.
, ..... of Offley, collector of a
tax in Hertfordshire, 299.
Walter, 323.
Lauson, John, of Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, farmer of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnager, in Northumberland and
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 253.
Luvenham, Levenham, co. Suffolk, 86,
121, 301.
Lavet. See Lovet.
Lavington, Bishop's, Bishop's Lavyng-
ton, co. Wilts, 272.
, Lavington Place in, 272.
, manor, 73, 74.
, ' Mershesplace,' ' Mersshes-
place ' in, 73, 101.
, Market, Lavyngton, co. Wilts,
87, 122.
Lavyngton, John, 272.
Lawe, Roger, ' gentilman,' collector
of a tax in Oxfordshire, 417.
Lawford, co. Essex, Dale in, q.v.
Lawney, John, 243.
Laxton [co. Nottingham ?], 401.
Lays, Philip atte, of West Wickham,
collector of a tax in Cambridge-
shire, 86, 121.
Layston, co. Hertford, Buntingford in,
q.v.
Le Forde, co. Devon. See Battleford.
lead, 230, 265.
Leadenham, Ledenham, co. Lincoln,
152.
Leake, Leek, Leke, Leeke, co. Lincoln,
25, 87, 122, 151, 222.
Leavening, Levenyng [in Acklam], co.
York, 26, 300.
Leavington, Castle, Castelloventon,
Castyllevynton [in Kirk
Leavington], co. York, 87, 122,
241.
, manor, 241.
, Kirk, co. York, Castle Leaving-
ton in, q.v.
Lecche. See Leche.
Lecford, Richard, 133.
, , Richard, father of, 133.
, . . . . , Maud (Marland), grand-
mother of, 133.
Leche, Lecche, Henry, 323.
, Roger, collector of a tax in
Sussex, 28.
, king's knight, 137.
, . . . . , treasurer of England,
178.
, , knight, 107, 132.
, . . . . , . . . . , Katharine, late
the wife of, 331 bis.
, . . . . , . . . . , Philip, knight, son
of, 107.
, ..... . . . . , farmer of Hinckley
priory, 43.
Leckhampstead, Lekehamstede, co.
Buckingham, 416.
Leckhampton, Lokehampton, co.
Gloucester, 27.
Ledebeter, William, of Sloaford, collec-
tor of a tax in Kesteven, co.
Lincoln, 415.
Lodeney, co. Gloucester. See Lydney.
Ledenham, oo. Lincoln. See Leaden-
ham.
548
GENERAL INDEX.
Ledenham, John, of Southwell, collec-
tor of a tax in Nottinghamshire,
221.
Ledes, co. Kent. See Leeds.
Ledes, Richard, of Yorkshire, 56.
, Robert, Robert de, of Garton
on the Wolds, collector of a
tax in the East Riding, co.
York, 26, 173, 219, 300.
, William, collector of customs
and subsidies in Sandwich and
district, 113, 130, 192, 193.
Leo, Legh [in Fittleworth], co. Sussex,
manor, 164.
Brockhurst, Lyghe under Brok-
hurst, co. Salop, 74.
Lee, Legh, Lyegh, John, John de,
John atte, ' bocher,' collector of
a tax in Oxford, 88, 123.
, esquire, 380, 426.
, , of Essex, 435.
, . . . . , . . . . , Thomas,
son and heir of, 435.
, . . . . , of Guildford, collector
of a tax in Surrey, 26, 151.
, of Mapledurham, collec-
tor of a tax in Oxfordshire, 88,
123.
, Roger, of Cotton, collector of
a tax in Salop, 222.
, , of Essex, 435.
, . . . . , of Nordley, Margaret,
late the wife of, 336.
, Stephen atte, collector of a
tax in Surrey, 88, 123.
, Thomas, xinder-sheriff of Corn-
wall, 245.
William, William atte, 81.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in
Salisbury, 153.
, , of Aston, 365, 368, 440.
, , of Knightley, 355.
, . . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in Staffordshire,
317.
, . . . . , . . . . , escheator in
Staffordshire, 308.
, guardian of the
temporalities of the bishopric
of Coventry and Lichfield, 326.
, , of Podmore, 307.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in Staffordshire, 315.
Cf. Lye.
Leeds, Ledes, co. Kent, manor and
lordship, 343.
, park, 343.
, prior of, 323.
prior and convent of, 343.
, co. York, Kirkstall in, q.v.
Leek, co. Lincoln. See Leake.
, co. Stafford, Rudyard in, q.v .
Leek, Leeke, Leke, John, 266.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Derbyshire, 318.
Leek, John — cont.
, knight, Isabel, late the
wife of, 195.
, Roger, 48.
, . . . . , Christian, wife of, 48.
....... Simon, commissioner to raise
a loan in Nottinghamshire, 316
bis.
,...., escheator in Nottingham-
shire and Derbyshire, 42.
, . . . . , sheriff of Nottingham-
shire and Derbyshire, 129.
, William, de, 258, 375.
Leeke, co. Lincoln. See Leake.
Leeming, Lemyng [in Barneston], co.
York, 300.
Leget, Elming, Elmyng, 228.
, Alice, late the wife of,
354.
, . . . . , Margery, wife of, 228.
, . . . . , Thomas, son and heir
of, 354.
, . . . . , esquire, Alice, late tho
wife of, 333.
Legh [co. Kent]. See Leigh.
[co. Salop]. See Leigh.
, co. Sussex. See Lee.
Legh. See Lee.
Legsby, co. Lincoln, Bleasby in, q.v.
Leicester, Leicestre, Leycestre, co.
Leicester, 110, 341, 375.
, letters dated at, 62, 64-66,
68.
, parliament at, 71, 129, 162.
Leicester, county, collectors of taxes
in, 26, 27, 86, 121, 150, 170,
223, 300, 416.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 316.
escheators in, 1 bis, 44, 62 bis,
63 (3), 103, 105, 106 (3), 143
bis, 145 (3), 187, 194, 195 bis,
196 bis, 205, 217, 238 bis, 239
bis, 240 (4), 247 bis, 257, 263,
270, 274, 282, 306, 332, 333 (3),
334, 335, 378 bis, 379, 380, 398
bis, 426 bi*.
, See also Boilers ; Har-
well (John) ; Knyghtley ;
Harwell (Thomas) ; Houby ;
Babthorp ; Grevell ; Castell ;
Burgh.
farmer of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnager, in. See Burton.
, justices of assize in. See
Cokayn ; Strangways.
, sheriff of, 258, 375.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Leicestershire, 316.
, See also Maureward ;
Crewe ; Hastynges ; Burdet ;
Malory ; Bisshepston ; Salvayn ;
Brokesby ; Ardyngton.
Leicester, Leycestre, honour of, 375,
GENERAL INDEX.
f,4!l
Leigh, Legh [co. Kent], Northpark in,
116.
...... , Lye by Wyiubom Mynster [in
Wimborno Minster], co. Dorset,
86, 121.
...... , Legh [in NVortlien, co. Salop],
333.
Loightoii, co. Salop, 301.
...... [in Cloford], co. Somerset, 95.
...... Buzzard, Leyghton, co. Bed-
ford, 28.
p n, q.v.
Leightoii, Loyghton, John, of Leigh-
ton, collector of a tax in Salop.
301.
....... Thomas, of Stretton, collector
of a tax in Salop, 152.
Lointwardine, co. Hereford, Jay in,
y.v.
Leke, co. Lincoln. See Leake.
Leke. See Leek.
Lekehamstede, co. Buckingham. See
Leckhampstead .
Lekenore, Thomas, of Oxfordshire,
69. Cf. Leukenoro.
Lellobourne. See Lilbourne.
Lely, Lellee, Richard, of Drax, 379,
422.
........... , . . . . , Isabel, late the
wife of, 423.
...... , . . . . , . . . . , John, son and hoir
of, 422.
...... , . . . . , . . . . , collector of a tax
in the West Riding, co. York,
87, 122, 417.
....... Cf. Lylye.
Leinyng, co. York. See Learning.
Lemyngton, co. Southampton. See
Lymington.
Lemystre, co. Hereford. See Leo-
minster.
Lenemynstre, co. Sussex. See
Lyminster.
Leney, Roger, of Newport, collector
of a tax in Salop, 28.
Lenn, Bishops, Lenne, co. Norfolk.
See Lynn, King's.
Loiithale, Leynthall, Leynthale, Row-
land, knight, 83, 162, 390.
...... , . . . . , . . . . , Margaret de
Arundell, wife of, 162-164,
390. See also Fitz Alan.
Lentwardyn, Richard, clerk, 229.
Loominster, Leomynstre, Lemystre, co.
Hereford, 172, 222, 301.
...... , borough within the liberty of,
148.
Leonis [co. Denbigh]. See Holt.
lepers, 49, 56.
Lepeyate. See Lupyate.
Lerchedekene, Lerchedekyn, Lerchede-
kyne. See Archedeken.
Lescrop, Scrop, Scropr, (.-Joollrey,
esquire, 240.
...... , Henry, 17, 217.
Leserop, Henry — cottt.
knight, 132, 137, 178,
199.
, . . . . , . . . . , of Masham, 124,
131, 132, 167, 261.
, ...., lord do Masham, 116,
286, 338.
, Richard, knight, 361.
, . . . . , . . . . , of Bolton, 333 bis,
336 bis.
, Stephen, esquire, Joan (Swill-
yrigton), daughter of, 257.
, . . . . , knight, Margery, late the
wife of, 426, 427.
Leskird, co. Cornwall. See Liskeard.
Lesnewth, Lesnewith, co. Cornwall,
360.
, hundred of, office of the baili-
wick of, 360.
Lestode, John, 323.
Lostrange, Lestraunge, le Strange,
Straunge, Alan, esquire, 233.
, . . . . , Alice, daughter
and heir of, 233.
, John, clerk, 190.
, knight, Eleanor, late
the wife of, 199.
, . . . . , lord, Maud (Mohun),
late the wife of, 183, 184.
, . . . . , . . . . , Richard, lord
Lestrange, son and heir of, 183,
184.
Thomas, escheator in North-
amptonshire and Rutland, 263,
286.
Leton, co. Southampton. See Letton.
letters patent, cancelled, 18. See also
under Chancery.
Letton, co. Hereford, Kinley in, q.v.
Leton [in Milford], co. South-
ampton, 97.
Leuesham, John, 238, 279, 343.
, . . . . , Agnes, daughter and
heir of Alice the daughter of,
279.
, . . . . , Agnes (Crissochirch),
kinswoman and heir of, 343.
, Agnes, wife of, 343.
Thomas, clerk, farmer of
Cowick priory, 340, 385.
, of Kent, 64, 125.
, , , clerk, 279, 352.
Leukenore, Lewkenore, Thomas,
knight, Philipa, Phelippa (Ber-
ners), late the wife of, 334, 360.
commissioner to raise a
loan in Surrey, 315, 317.
Cf. Lekenore.
Levenham, co. Suffolk. See Laven-
ham.
Loveiithorp, .John, Jolin de, 437.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Hertfordshire, 316.
, . . . . , escheator in Essex and
Hertfordshire, 169.
550
GENERAL INDEX.
Leventhorp, John — cont.
, , esquire, 202, 203, 276,
304, 359, 407, 430.
, , of Essex, 156.
, . . . . , . . . . , of Hertfordshire,
23, 136.
, of Middlesex, 356.
, the younger, of Essex,
304.
: , . . . . , . . . . , of Hertfordshire,
276.
William, William de, 330, 356,
423.
, . . . . , Joan (Hervile), wife of,
330.
, of Essex, 304.
, . . . . , of Hertfordshire, 276.
, , of Middlesex, 278.
, . . . . , of Staffordshire, 344,
354, 357, 430.
Levenyng, co. York. See Leavening.
Leverer, Richard, 361.
, . . . . , escheator in Cambridge-
shire and Huntingdonshire, 6.
Leverington, Leveryngton, Leverjii-
ton, co. Cambridge, 150, 221,
300, 415.
Leversege. See Lyversegge.
Leverych, John, collector of a tax in
Norwich, 89, 124.
Leveryngton, Leverynton, co. Cam-
bridge. See Leverington.
Leveshothe, Robert, 323.
Levessone, Richard, of Wolverhamp-
ton, collector of a tax in Stafford-
shire, 27.
Levyngton, John de, 23.
, John, son and heir of, 23.
Levyrton, Thomas, collector of a tax in
York, 29.
Lewes, Lewys, co. Sussex, 301, 418.
Lewkenore. See Leukenore.
Lewys, co. Sussex. See Lewes.
Lewys ap Wasmer, 100.
Lexham, West, Westlexham, co. Nor-
folk, manor, 109.
Lexham, Thomas, of Dunstable, collec-
tor of a tax in Bedfordshire,
418.
, William, escheator in Norfolk
and Suffolk, 340.
Leybourne, Leyborne [co. Kent], castle
of, barony of, 98.
Leycestre, co. Leicester. See Leices-
ter.
Ley cestre, John, 118, 168.
, , sheriff of Bristol, 210,
260.
Leyghton, co. Bedford. See Leighton
Buzzard.
Leyghton. See Leighton.
Leynthale, Leynthall. See Lenthale.
Leystoft, co. Suffolk. See Lowestoft.
Lichefeld, Lichefelde, co. Stafford.
See Lichfield.
Lichefeld, Lychfeld, Richard de, collec-
tor of a tax in Staffordshire, 85,
120.
...... , . . . . , of Ranton, collector of a
tax in Staffordshire, 221.
Lichfield, Lichefeld, Lichefelde, Lych-
feld, Lycheffeld, co. Stafford,
27, 85, 120, 152, 221, 298.
...... , parish of St. Michael in,
Hammerwich in, q.v.
...... , . . . . , Streethay in, q.v.
...... , . . . . , Tynmore in, q.v.
Lilbourn, Lilborne, Lylbourne, co.
Northampton, 26, 171.
Lilbourne, Lellebourne, Thomas, 214,
327, 328.
Lillyng, Nicholas, knight, 145.
Lincoln, co. Lincoln, 25 (3), 62, 73,
87 (3), 122 (3), 151, 152 bis,
415 (3).
...... , collectors of taxes in, 29, 89,
124, 153, 174, 224, 302, 419.
...... , castle of, keeper of. See Cha-
worth.
...... , escheator in, 2, 105, 378 bis.
...... , .... See also Caden ; Saltby.
...... , farmers of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnagers, in. See Pontesbury ;
Belasys ; Cees ; Baret ; Davy.
...... , mayor of, 2, 105, 378 bis.
...... , ..... See also Caden ; Saltby.
...... , parish of St. Andrew in the
suburb of, 73.
Lincoln, bishop of. See Repington ;
Beaufort ; Buckingham ; Flem-
Lincoln, county, escheator in, 1(3), 22,
60, 62 (3), 63 (3), 64, 66, 103,
104 (5), 105 (4), 106, 107, 118,
134, 142, 143 (4), 144, 145 (3),
159, 179, 185, 187, 195 (4),
196 (3), 229, 239 bis, 240, 242,
251, 252, 273 bis, 274, 275, 277,
278, 305, 312, 332, 333 bis,
334 (3), 335 bis, 336 bis, 355,
361, 377, 378 (3), 379, 380 bis,
389, 425, 426, 427, 440.
....... ..... See also Fulnaby ;
Tournay ; Haunsard ; Denton ;
Hawe ; Hennegge ; Belwod ;
Feriby.
...... , justices of assize in. See
Cokayn ; Strangways.
...... , sheriff of, 82, 261, 267, 342,
398.
...... , ..... See also Alderwich ;
Clarell ; Hilton ; Cumberworth ;
Tournay ; Norman vile ; Cha-
worth ; Haunsard ; Roos.
...... , parts of Holland in, collectors
of taxes in, 25, 87, 122, 151,
173, 222, 301, 415.
..... , . . . . , commissioners to raise
a loan in, 318.
GENERAL INDEX.
Lincoln, parts of Holland in — cont.
, fanner of I In- subsidy and
alimge of cloths for sale, and
alnager, in. See Bower ; Pygge.
, parts of Kesteven in, collectors
of taxes in, 25, 87, 122, 152,
173,222, 301, 415.
, ..... commissioners to raise
a loan in, 318.
, . . . . , farmers of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale,
and alnagers, in. See Pontes-
bury ; Coos ; Baret ; Davy.
, king's alnager in. See
Erie.
, parts of Lindsey in, collectors
of taxes in, 25, 87, 122, 152,
173, 222, 301, 4ir,.
, . . . . , commissioners to raise a
loan in, 316.
, . . . . , farmers of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale,
and alnagers, in. See Kelk ;
Wetwang.
, . . . . , king's alnager in. See
Gunby ; Smyth.
Lincoln, John, clerk, 108.
Lindley, Lyneley [in Higharn on the
Hill], co. Leicester, 300.
Linstead, Lynestede [co. Suffolk], 313.
Linton, Lynton, co. Cambridge, alien
priory, 59, 373.
Lire [Eure, France], abbey of, posses-
sions of in England and Wales,
37, 38.
, abbot of, 38.
Liscombe, Lyscumbe [in Soulbury], co.
Buckingham, 172.
Liskeard, Leskird, co. Cornwall, 299.
Lisle, Lyle, Lysle, John, sheriff of
Hampshire, 5.
, lady Maud de, 97.
, . . . . , John de Lisle, son of, 97.
, Robert, collector of a tax in
Gloucestershire, 171.
, . . . . , escheator in Gloucester-
shire and the adjacent march of
Wales, 209.
, , knight, 426.
, . . . . , . . . . , escheator in North-
umberland, 42, 65, 91.
, . . . . , . . . . , sheriff of Northum-
berland, 128.
, . . . . , of Great Rissington,
collector of a tax in Gloucester-
shire, 415.
, William, commissioner to
raise a loan in Oxfordshire, 317.
, . . . . , eschoator in Worcester-
shire, 209.
, . . . . , knight, escheator in
Oxfordshire and Berkshire, 263.
, sheriff of Oxford-
shire and Berkshire, 358.
Cf. Isle.
Litelblountesdon, co. Wilts. SIT.
Blunsdon St. Andrew.
Litelcote, co. Wilts. See Littlecott.
Litelporsthorn, co. Salop. See Poston,
Lower.
Litelton, Robert, collector of a tax in
Devon, 28.
Litilbenton, co. Northumberland. See
Benton, Little.
Littelton, co. Dorset. See Littleton.
Littlebridge, Lytelbrygge [in Bridge-
rule], co. Cornwall [now co.
Devon], 189.
Littlecott, Lytelcote, Litelcote [in
Enfordj, co. Wilts, 140.
Littledean, Little Dean, Little Dene,
co. Gloucester, 27, 85, 120.
Littleton, Littelton [in Blandford
St. Mary and Langton Long
Blandford], co. Dorset, 348,
349.
church of, advowson of, 348.
Lutelton, co. Wilts, 97.
, High, co. Somerset, I La I la -
trow in, q.v.
LI' ap Jevan ap Muric, 100.
Llandaff [co. Glamorgan], bishop of.
See Zouche.
Llangennith, Langeneth, Langenyth
[co. Glamorgan], alien priory,
39, 55, 56, 295.
, . . . . , prior of. See Duy ;
Richard ap Morgan.
Llanharry, Lanharry [co. Glamorgan],
church of, advowson of, 101.
, manor, 10.
Llanwarne, Llanwaryn, Lanwarun [co.
Hereford], rector of. See Kil-
fodus.
Lochard, Richard, escheator in Salop,
19.
Lockerley, Lokyrley, Lokerlee, Lokerle,
co. Southampton, 97, 301.
, manor, 438.
Locko, Lokhawe [in Spondon], co.
Derby, 151.
Lodelowe, co. Salop. See Ludlow.
Lodelowe. See Ludlowe.
Lodolyndenne, Juliana, 323.
Loders, Lodres, co. Dorset, alien priory,
37.
, . . . . , prior of. See Burnell.
, Bilshay in, q.v.
, Pymore in, q.v.
Lodesop, William, esquire, of Hereford-
shire, 420.
Lodres [co. Dorset]. See Loders.
Lodyngiond [co. Suffolk]. See
Lothingland.
Lodvngton, Gerard de, of Lincolnshire,
248.
, William, 248, 344.
Logge, Peter, of Hampshire, 31.
Lokeham, co. Cornwall. See Luck-
ham.
552
GENERAL INDEX.
Lokehampton, co. Gloucester. See
Leckharnpton .
Lokerle, Lokerlee, co. Southampton.
See Lockerley.
Lokhawe, co. Derby. See Locko.
Lokton, William, of High Hutton,
collector of a tax in the North
Riding, co. York, 219.
Lokyrley, co. Southampton. See
Lockerley.
Lombard, ' Lumbard,' 290.
Lomley. See Lumley.
Londey, co. Devon. See Lundy.
London, 10, 11 bis, 18 bis, 37 bis, 45,
48, 54, 58 (3), 59, 60, 66, 77,
83, 92, 98, 107, 109, 111, 125
bis, 131, 141, 146, 160, 195,
198, 210, 211, 223, 224, 231,
233, 235, 242, 247 bis, 249, 252,
268, 270, 279, 280 (3), 281, 285,
289, 297, 303 bis, 308, 329, 330,
343, 347, 350 bis, 355 bis, 366
bis, 367, 371, 372 bis, 378 bis,
391 bis, 407, 408 bis, 431.
, aldermen of, 88 bis, 123 bis,
174 bis, 419.
, Candilwykstrete in, 125.
, cathedral church of St. Paul
in, convocation of the clergy in,
31, 32, 90, 133, 158, 160, 185,
186, 211, 218, 308, 401.
dean and chapter of,
160.
, citizens of, 2, 8, 17 bis, 24,
46 bis, 98 (3), 111, 147, 237,
243, 249, 276, 280, 297, 354,
357, 386 bis, 393 bis, 421, 422,
441.
, collectors of taxes in, 29,
88, 123, 153, 174, 223, 302,
419.
, escheator in, 63 (2), 145.
, See also Walderne ;
Crowmere ; Fauconer ; Wottoii ;
Fraunceys ; Barton ; Marlowe ;
- Sevenoke ; Whityngton ; Cam-
brigge ; Chicheley.
, farmer of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnager, in. See Prophet.
, Fleet (Flete) prison in, 53.
, ' Le Sterre ' in, 125.
, mayor of, 63 (2), 145.
, See also Walderne ;
Crowmere ; Fauconer ; Wotton ;
Fraunceys ; Barton ; Marlowe ;
Sevenoke ; Whityngton ; Cam- *
brigge ; Chicheley.
, New Temple in, parish of St.
Clement Danes without the
bar of, q.v .
, parish of All Hallows the
Great in, 24.
, parish of St. Michael in Croked-
lane in, 125.
London — cont.
, port of, collectors of customs
and subsidies in. See Denton ;
Style ; Cotton ; Hill ; Fauconer ;
Barton ; Butler ; John ; Buk-
land ; Norton ; Burton ;
Estfeld ; Walsyngham.
, . . . . , searcher of ships in.
See Morstede.
, St. Michael's Lane in, 125.
, under-escheator hi. See Pyn-
well.
London, bishop of. See Clifford.
London, Henry, 142.
, . . . . , of Thanet, collector of a
tax in Kent, 86, 121, 153.
, John, of Abingdon, collector
of a tax in Berkshire, 417.
, Roger, of Berkshire, farmer of
the subsidy and alnage of cloths
for sale, and alnager, in Berk-
shire and Oxfordshire, 198.
Lone, Richard, 199.
, . . . . , escheator in Stafford-
shire, 263.
, . . . . , of Hyde, guardian of the
temporalities of the bishopric
of Coventry and Lichfield, 326.
, , of Staffordshire, 127.
Longbenyngton, co. Lincoln. See
Bennington, Long.
Longbredy, Langbrydge [co. Dorset],
parson of. See Ekerdon.
Longdon, co. Stafford, 152.
Longe, Thomas, of Thame, collector of
a tax in Oxfordshire, 173.
, William, collector of a tax in
Sussex, 418.
, . . . . , of Stamford, collector of
• a tax in Kesteven, co. Lincoln,
152.
Loiigebenyngton, co. Lincoln. See
Bennington, Long.
Longeland. See Longland.
Longeley. See Longley.
Longenore, co. Salop. See Longnor.
Longestanton, co. Cambridge. See
Stanton, Long.
Longevyle. See Longvyll.
Longford, Langeford, co. Derby,
manor, 127.
Longford, Alfred de, esquire, collector
of a tax in Derbyshire, 86, 121.
Cf. Langford.
Longhirst, Langhirst [in Bothal, co.
Northumberland], 413.
Longland, Longeland, Thomas, of
Kir ton in Holland, collector
of a tax in Holland, co. Lincoln,
222, 415.
Longley, Longeley, Henry, esquire,
360. Cf. Langley.
Longnor, Longenore, co. Salop, 172.
....... Long Norle [in Bradley], co.
Stafford, manor, 263, 264"!
GENERAL INDEX.
553
Longstowo, Stowe, cos. Cambridge
uiul Huntingdon, house nf (ho
nuns of, H4.
, rector of. See Okoy.
Longvyll. Loiigovylo, John, commis-
sionor to raise a loan in North-
amptonshire, 316.
, esquire, 256.
Lopen, co. Somerset, Lopeii Magna iri,
q.v.
Magna-, Lopene Magna | in
Lopen], co. Somerset, manor,
396, 397.
Lopynford, John, of Devon, 33. 325.
Lorchon, John, collector of a tax in
Surrey, 26, 170.
Lord, Lorde, William, of Grimston,
collector of a tux in the East
Riding, co. York, 300.
, , of Wiltshire, 396.
lordships named : —
Brecknock.
CantreselyfT.
Cardiff.
Carlton in Limlrick.
Coyty.
Haverfordwest ...
Havering atte Bower.
Leeds.
Magor.
Misson.
Mongeham.
Newport.
Oakham.
Rockingham.
Sogeiihoe.
Sowerby.
Windervile's.
Lorewynch, John, of Bishops Cleevo,
collector of a tax in Gloucester -
slu're, 220.
Lorty, Hugh, Elizabeth (Counter and
Andrew), sister of, 208.
, . . . . , Maud (Langrych), sister
of, 208.
, Jolm, knight, Maud, late the
wife of, 274.
Loryng, Philip, 161.
, Roger, collector of a tax in
Buckinghamshire, 27.
Loterell, Andrew, knight, 66.
, . . . . , . . . . , Andrew, knight,
son of, 66.
, . . . . , . . . . , Geoffrey, grandson
and heir of, 66.
, , Hawis, late the
wife of, 62, 66.
, Geoffrey, knight, 240, 277.
, . . . . , . . . . , Hawis (Hilton),
sister of, 277.
, . . . . , . . . . , Mary, late the
wife of, 277.
Lotewych, William, of Hungerford, the
elder, collector of a tax in Salop,
301.
I>othingland, Lodyngloiul |co. Suffolk],
hundred, 312, 313.
Loton. [in Alberbury] (?), Lughton. DO,
Salop, manor, 74.
Loudhum, Londeiuun, .John, John de,
292.
, knight, 304, 318.
Louelich, Louelych, Henry, collector
of customs and subsidies in
Boston and district, 4 bis, 14
bis.
Loughborough, Loughtburgh, Lught-
burgh, co. Leicester, 150, 170.
Loughton, co. Buckingham, 27.
Louke, William, 292.
Lound, Lounde, Adam de, of Aysgarth,
collector of a tax in the North
Riding, co. York, 173.
, John, 2, 139.
, Philip de, of Beswick, collector
of a tax in the East Riding, co.
York, 300.
, Richard de, of Wyton, collector
of a tax in the East Riding, co.
York, 173.
, Thomas, commissioner to
raise a loan in Bedfordshire,
316.
Louth, co. Lincoln, 415.
Louthe, Roger, commissioner to raise
a loan in Huntingdonshire,
314.
, William de, collector of a tax
in London, 29.
Louther, Louthere. See Lowther.
Louthorp, Robert de, collector of a
tax in the East Riding, co.
York, 173.
Lovedown, Lovedone, Lovedoii [in
Hockley], oo. Essex, manor,
137, 178.
Lovell, Giles, prior and farmer of Lan-
caster priory, 31.
, John, knight, 63 bis.
, . . . . , Maud, late the wife of,
107.
, . . . . , of Culworth, collector of
a tax in Northamptonshire, 86,
121.
, Nicholas, late the heir of
Nicholas Seint Maur, 95.
, . . . . , of Riston, ' gentilman,'
320.
Robert, esquire, of Wiltshire,
419.
, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Norfolk, 27.
, . . . . , knight, heir of, 106.
, . . . . , of Chesterton, collector
of a tax in Cambridgeshire, 172.
, lord de, heir of, 146.
Lovelies [co. Northampton], manor.
See Titchmarsh.
Loveney, Lovenay, William, 313.
, . . . . , wife of, 313.
GENERAL INDEX.
Lovoney, William — -emit.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Essex, 317.
, . . . . , sheriff of Essex and
Hertfordshire, 428.
, of Essex, 43.
Lovot, Lavet, Roger, collector of a tax
in Buckinghamshire, 86, 121.
, . . . . , of Liscombe, collector of
a tax in Buckinghamshire, 172.
Loveyn, Nicholas, knight, Margaret,
daughter and heir of, 24.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , heir of, 24.
Lovington, Lovyngton, co. Somerset,
50.
, manor, 50.
Lowe, the [in Farlow], co. Salop,
manor, 18.
Lowe, William, of Frees, collector of a
tax in Salop, 172.
Lowesby [co. Leicester], 267, 395,
429.
Lowestoft, Leystoft, Lowystoft, co.
Suffolk, 360.
, manor, 312, 313.
Lowther, Lowthre, Louther, Louthere,
Geoffrey, collector of customs
and subsidies in Sandwich and
district, 291, 292, 293.
, Robert, knight, escheator in
Cumberland and Westmoreland,
42.
, . . . . , sheriff of Cumberland,
262.
, Thomas, of Westmoreland,
327.
, William, 327.
, , of Cumberland, 369.
Lowystoft, co. Suffolk. See Lowes -
toft.
Loye, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Essex, 220.
Lucas, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Sussex, 418.
Luckham, Lokeham [in Whitstone], co.
Cornwall, 189.
Lucy, Thomas, knight, 49, 103, 104.
, , Alice (Hugford),
wife of, 49.
, Walter, of Herefordshire, 83.
, William, esquire, 273.
Lucyan, Warin, knight, 80.
Lude, John, of Havant, collector of a
tax in Hampshire, 87, 122.
Ludelowe [co. Salop]. See Ludlow.
Ludford, co. Salop, Steventon in, q.v.
, the Sheet in, q.v.
Ludgershall, Ludgarsale, Ludgersale,
co. Wilts, manor, 321.
....... park, 322.
Ludlow, Ludlowe, Ludelowe, Lode-
lowe [co. Salop], 8, 28, 85, 120,
152, 416.
Ludlowe, Lodelowe, Edmund, collector
of a tax in Surrey, 416.
Ludlowe — -cont.
, William, sheriff of Salop, 215.
, , of Salop, 268.
Luffenham, co. Rutland, church of,
advowson of, 286.
, North, Northelupphenam,
Northluffynham, co. Rutland,
27, 171.
Lughburgh, Roger, collector of customs
and subsidies in King's Lynn
and district, 4, 13.
Lughtburgh, co. Leicester. See Lough-
borough.
Lughton, co. Salop. See Loton.
Lullington, Lyllvngton, co. Somerset,
431.
Lumley, Lumle, Lomley, John, John
de, 64.
, knight, 378, 392, 413.
, . . . . , . . . . , Thomas, son and
heir of, 392, 413.
, Marmaduke de, clerk, 358.
Lundy, Londey, co. Devon, island of,
230.
Lupyate, Lepeyate, John, collector of
a tax in Wiltshire, 26.
, . . . . , of All Cannings, collector
of a tax in Wiltshire, 300.
Lutelton, co. Wilts. See Littleton.
Lutlay. Thomas, of Dunchurch, collec-
tor of a tax in Warwickshire,
85, 120.
Luton, Luyton, co. Bedford, 28, 85
bis, 120 bis, 222, 299 bis, 418 bis.
Lutton, East, Estlutton [in Weaver -
thorpe], co. York, 421.
Luyton, co. Bedford. See Luton.
Luzerne, la, in Normandy [Manche,
France], abbot of, possessions
in England of, 57.
Lya, Jevan, 99 bis.
. Willym, 100.
Lychebarugh, Thomas, of Cornwall, 43.
Lycheffeld, Lychfeld, co. Stafford.
See Lichfield.
Lychfeld. See Lichefeld.
Lydbury, North, co. Salop, Walcot in,
q.v.
Lydeley, co. Salop. See Lydley.
Lydeney, John, collector of a tax in
Bristol, 89, 124.
Lydley, Lydeleye [in Cardington], co.
Salop, manor, 165, 166.
Lydney, Ledeney, co. Gloucester, 220,
415.
, Aylburton in, q.v.
Lye by Wymborn Mynster, co. Dorset.
See Leigh.
Lye, John, Agnes, late the wife of, 396.
, Nicholas, 332, 377, 396.
, . . . . , Elizabeth, late the wife
of, 396.
, . . . . , John, father of, 377.
, . . . . , . . . . , Agnes, late the
wife of, 377.
GENERAL INDEX.
555
Lye, Nicholas — coni.
, ...., John, sou iiiid heir of.
377, 39«.
, Rogor, of Tonhiiry, collector
of a tax in Worrrsl.rrslinv, 169.
, Thomas, 283.
, Isabel (Popham), lato
the wife of, 283.
, . . . . , Nicholas, In-other of,
283.
, William, knight, sheriff of
( 'umberland, 5.
........ Cf. Lee.
Lyegh. See Lee.
Lyes, Richard, of Lincolnshire, 248.
Lyghe under Brokhurst, co. Salop.
See Lee Brockhurst.
Lyghtfoot, Joan, 323.
Lygon, Thomas, 81.
Lylbourne, co. Northampton. See
Lilbourn.
Lyle. See Lisle.
Lyllyngton, co. Somerset. See Lull irig-
toii.
Lylye, John, of Isleham, collector of a
tax in Cambridgeshire, 27.
William, citizen of London,
237.
Cf. Lely.
Lymene, co. Kent. See Lympne.
Lymington, Lemyngton, co. Southamp-
ton, 140. "
Lyminster, Lenemynstre, co. Sussex,
manor, 164.
Lympne, Lymene, co. Kent, 170.
, Marwood in, q.v.
, Street in, q.v.
Lynacre, John, of Bramptori, collector
of a tax in Derbyshire, 86, 121.
Lynbourne, John, collector of a tax in
Southwark, 153.
Lynd, Lynde, Alexander, of Shepton
Beauchamp, 'gentylman,' collec-
tor of a tax in Somerset, 220.
, William, esquire, 228, 440.
Lyndeby, Henry, Henry de, of Notting-
hamshire, 89, 232, 261, 369,
385.
Lyndested, co. Kent. See Lynsted.
Lyndley, Robert de, collector of a tax
in the West Riding, co. York,
26.
Lyndregge, Nicholas, 323.
Lyne, Robert, of Sudbury, collector of
a tax in Suffolk, 301.
Lyneley, co. Leicester. See Lindley.
Lynestede [co. Suffolk]. See Linstead.
Lynet, Richard, of Verdley, collector
of a tax in Sussex, 171.
Lynford, John, collector of a tax in
Wiltshire, 300.
, ...... of Stalham, collector of
a tax in Norfolk, 171.
Robert, collector of a tax in
Wiltshire, 172.
Lynn, King's, Lynno, Hishops I.rim.
Lnnne, co. Norfolk, 139, 155,
360, 361.
, port of, collector of customs
and subsidies in. See Lugh-
burgh ; Bury ; Bukworlli ;
Bukenham ; Toly ; Stapleton ;
Hawe.
, searchers of ships in.
See Quyxle ; Aulowe ; Skyres.
Lyiuie, Richard, 52.
Lynons, William, 321, 395.
Lynsted, Lyndested, co. Kent, 170.
Lynton, co. Cambridge. See Linton.
Lynyoll, Roger, of Ness, collector of a
tax in Salop, 416.
Lyolf, Robert, of Waterton, collector
of a tax in Lindsey, co. Lincoln,
173, 301.
Lyon, John, 198.
, Nicholas, 188.
, Walter, 408.
Lyrcok, Peter, ' chaundeler,' collector
of a tax in Worcester, 302.
Lyrlyng, co. Norfolk. See Larling.
Lyscumbe, co. Buckingham. See Lis-
combe.
Lysle. See Lisle.
Lytelbrygge, co. Cornwall. See Little-
bridge.
Lytelcok, John, collector of a tax in
Middlesex, 171.
Lytelcote, co. Wilts. See Littlecott.
Lytton, Robert, knight, 107.
Lyveden, Roger, sheriff of Bristol,
354, 406.
Lyversegge, Leversege, Edmund,
esquire, 104.
, Richard, 227.
, of Cheshire, 360.
Mablethorpe, Malberthorp, co. Lincoln,
415.
Mace, John, 232.
, . . . . , of Ridding, collector of
a tax in Essex, 418.
Machon, John, ' webbe,' of Salisbury,
collector of a tax in Salisbury,
302.
Madersay, Madersey [co. Nottingham].
See Mattersev.
Madloy, co. Hereford, 222.
, Webton in, q.v.
Madron, co. Cornwall, Nancothan in,
q.v.
Maffiey alias Peek, Andrew, collector of
a tax in Sussex, 418.
Magor [co. Monmouth], 45, 66, 77,
176, 259, 370.
556
GENERAL INDEX.
Magor — coiti,
lordship, 67, 77, 259, 260.
. . . . , . . . . , ' Le Roiall Court ' in,
259.
, manor, 1570.
Maideston, co. Kent. See Maidstono.
Maideston, Maydestan, Maydeston,
Richard, 116.
. . . , William, escheator in Kent
and Middlesex, 169, 212, 228,
229.
Maidstone, Maideston, co. Kent, 299.
Maiell, Walter, commissioner to raise
a loan in Huntingdonshire, 314.
Mainssell. See Mauncell.
Makenade, William, 228, 229.
Makerell, Ralph, commissioner to
raise a loan in Nottinghamshire,
316 bis.
, . . . . , escheator in Notting-
hamshire and Derbyshire, 169,
212.
, . . . . , sheriff of Nottingham-
shire and Derbyshire, 296, 428.
, ..... of Nottinghamshire,
357.
Makkesmull, Walter, collector of a
tax in Somerset, 86, 120.
Makworth, John, clerk, 232.
Malberthorp, co. Lincoln. See Mable-
thorpe.
Malborough, Malleburgh, co. Devon,
manor, 115.
, Bolbury in, q.v.
Ilton in, q.v.
, Salcombe in, q.v.
, Sewer in, q.v.
, West Portlernouth in, q.v.
Malbyssh, Richard, heirs of, 314.
Maldon, co. Essex, 87, 122, 232.
Maldon, Henry de, collector of a tax
in Essex, 27.
Malegrave. See Malgrave.
Malehurste, William, of Shrewsbury,
' bruer,' collector of a tax in
Shrewsbury, 153.
Malet, Baldwin, knight, 142.
Malgrave, Malegrave, Thomas, 335,
385, 423.
Elizabeth, late the wife
of, 386, 423.
, Richard, son and heir of,
385, 386, 423.
Malherbe, Robert, heir of, 95.
Malleburgh, co. Devon. See Mai-
borough.
Mailing, West, Mallyng [co. Kent],
monastery, 32.
Mallom, William, William de, collector
of a tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 417.
, . . . . , of Craven, collector of a
tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 220.
Mallory. See Malory.
Mallyng [co. Kent]. See Mailing,
West.
Malmesbury, co. Wilts, 87. 122.
Maloiselle, Ralph, 2.
Malory, Malore, Mallory, Giles, 328.
, John, mayor of Coventry ,
commissioner to raise a loan in
Warwickshire, 318.
, . . . . , sheriff of Warwickshire
and Leicestershire, 177.
, . . . . , of Welton, collector of a
tax in Northamptonshire, 223.
, William, commissioner to
raise a loan in Leicestershire,
316.
Maltby, co. York, Roche in, q.v.
Malton, Old, Malton [co. York],
priory, 99.
Malton, Robert, clerk, farmer of
Upavon priory, 53.
, Thomas, 268.
Maltravers, Mautravers, lord le. See
Arundell.
Malyns, Reynold, commissioner to
raise a loan in Essex, 317.
, . . . . , escheator in Essex and
Hertfordshire, 263, 347.
, . . . . , sheriff of Essex and
Hertfordshire, 215.
Man, John le, 214.
, . . . . , Joan, wife of, 214.
, of York, ' tapicer,' collec-
tor of a tax in York, 224.
, Richard le, 214.
, John, son of, 214.
Mancetter, Mancestre, co. Warwick,
171.
, Atherstone in, q.v.
Mancotur, Richard, of Mancetter,
collector of a tax in Warwick-
shire, 171.
Manchester, co. Lancaster, Withington
in, q.v.
Maners, John, sheriff of Northumber-
land, 40.
Manfeld, John, 380.
, William, commissioner to
raise a loan in Lindsey, co.
Lincoln, 316.
Maimyiig, John, collector of a tax in
Norwich, 89, 124, 418.
Mansfield Woodhouse, Maunsfeld
Wodehouse, co. Nottingham,
85, 120.
Manston, Alfred, escheator in York-
shire, 308.
Manyngham, Thomas, escheator in
Bedfordshire and Buckingham-
shire, 308.
, , of Yorkshire, 187.
Mapilton, John, king's clerk, 156.
, , clerk, 202, 203.
, William, of Swithland, collec-
tor of a tax in Leicestershire,
170.
GENERAL INDEX
557
Maplediirhaiu, Mapulderhnm. co.
Oxford, 88, 123.
Map powder, Mapoudre, co. DorsH ,
171.
Mapulderhain, co. Oxford. See Maplc-
durham.
Mapuldram, Peter, of Thamr, collector
of a tax in Oxfordshire, 152.
March, earl and countess of. See
Mortuo Mari.
Marchal, Marchall. See Mareschal
and Middelton.
Marchant, Marchaunt, Thomas, 41.
, . . . . , of Bockhampton, collec-
tor of a tax in Berkshire, 87.
122,417.
, . . . . , of Lambourn, collector
of a tax in Berkshire, 222.
Mardale, Merdale [in Bough ton Alnph],
co. Kent, manor, 81.
Marden, Merden, Merdenne, co. Kent,
170, 323.
, Merden, co. Wilts, manor, 374.
Mare, Ellis de la, sheriff of Wiltshire,
40.
, Richard de la, commissioner
to raise a loan in Herefordshire,
317.
, , esquire, Isabel (Eynse-
ford), late the wife of, 379.
, Robert de la, commissioner to
raise a loan in Berkshire, 316.
Cf. Dalamare.
Mareham le Fen, Maryng, co. Lincoln,
415.
Maresburgh, John, of Yorkshire, 244.
Mareschal , Mareschall , Marchal , Marcl i -
all, Adam, of Cambridgeshire,
244.
of Leverington, collector
of a tax in Cambridgeshire, 300,
415.
John, of Betloy, 364.
, . . . . , of Leverington, collector
of a tax in Cambridgeshire, 221.
, Margaret, countess of Nor-
folk, 126.
Robert, of Aston, collector
of a tax in Staffordshire, 85,
120.
, Thomas, collector of customs
and subsidies in Kingston on
Hull and district, 381 bis, 383.
, . . . . , of Hurst, collector of a
tax in Salop, 28, 301.
, . . . . , of Woodstock, collector
of a tax in Oxfordshire, 27.
, William, of Stretton, collector
of a tax in Derbyshire, 28, 170.
See also Middolton.
Marfleet, Marflete, co. York, manor,
430.
Margaretting, Yenge Margarete, co.
Easex, manor, 162.
Mariffeld. See Meriffeld,
Marhamehurch, Merwynchurche, co.
Cornwall, 189.
, Harlick in, q.v.
, Woodknowle in, q.v.
Markham, co. Nottingham, 220 few, 416.
Marketoverton, co. Rutland. See
Overtoil, Market.
Markewyk, John, collector of a tax in
Sussex, 221.
Marland, Henry, Eleanor (Flory), sister
of, 133.'
, . . . . , Isabel (Halle), sister of,
133.
, , John, son of, 104, 133.
, . . . . , Margaret (Silveyn),
daughter of Edith the daughter
of Robergia a sister«of, 133.
,...., Maud (Lecford), sister of,
133.
Marlborough, Marleburgh, Marlebergh,
Marleborgh, Merleberugh, co.
Wilts, 66, 220, 234, 321 bis,
322, 343.
Marlowe, Merlawe, Merlowe, Richard,
mavor and escheator of London,
195*, 196 (3), 217, 235, 239 bis,
241, 249. Cf. Merlewe.
Mavmoutier, Marmoutiers, Marmou-
tiers les Tours [Indre-et-Loire,
France], abbey, monks of, 327,
337.
Marny, Thomas, knight, 377, 408.
, . . . . , John, brother of,
408.
, William de, knight, 63 bis, 82,
91.
, . . . . , . . . . , Elizabeth, late
the wife of, 82, 91.
, . . . . , Thomas, son and
heir of, 82, 91.
Marro, Robert atte, of Trusthorpe,
collector of a tax in Lindsey,
co. Lincoln, 173.
Marsh Gibbon, Merssh, co. Bucking-
ham, manor, 409.
marshal of England, earl marshal, the.
See Mowbray.
Marston, co. Hereford, 152.
, Merston, co. Lincoln, 312.
, Long, Merston, co. York, 173.
Meysy, Mersshton Meysv, co.
Wilts, 'manor, 422.
Moretaine, Merston, co. Bed-
ford, 171.
upon Dove, co. Derby, Hatton
in, q.v.
Martley, Martelev, co. Worcester, 149,
298.
, Horsham in, q.v.
Martock, Mertok, co. Somerset, 86,
120, 172.
Marton [in Langbaurgh wapontake],
co. York, 26.
, Marton on Seven [in Sinning-
ton], co. York, 87, 122, 151.
558
GENERAL INDEX.
Marton, William de, collector of a tax
in the West Biding, co. York,
88, 123. Cf. Marton.
Martyn, Hugh, of Arthingworth, collec-
tor of a tax in Northampton-
shire, 415.
John, 198, 201.
, of Cirencester, collector
of a tax in Gloucestershire, 301.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in Gloucestershire,
315.
, . . . . , of Peterborough, collec-
tor of a tax in Northampton-
shire, 171.
the elder, 396.
, Nicholas, of Foolow, collector
of a tax in Derbyshire, 151.
, Robert, collector of a tax in
the East Riding, co. York, 173,
219, 220.
, of Thwing, collector of
a tax in the East Riding, co.
York, 88, 123, 300.
, Thomas, 396.
, . . . . , of Bath, collector of a
tax in Bath, 302.
Walter, 214.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in
Surrey, 223.
, William, of Middlesex, 391.
Marum, Richard de, collector of a tax
in Lincoln, 224, 419.
Marwood [now in Lympne, formerly
in Newingtoii next Hythe, co.
Kent] (?), Maywode, 328.
Maryng, co. Lincoln. See Mareham
le Fen.
Mascall, Mascall, John, 323.
, . . . . , of Southampton, collec-
tor of a tax in Hampshire, 172.
Robert, bishop of Hereford
[1404-1416], 32, 90, 158, 186.
Masham, Massham, Masseham [co.
York], 124, 131, 132, 167, 261.
Masham, lord de. See Lescrop.
Mason, Masun, William, clerk, 224.
, . . . . , of Reading, collector of
a tax in Berkshire, 301.
Masseharn, Massham [co. York]. See
Masham.
Massham, lord de. See Lescrop.
Massingham, Little [eo. Norfolk], 258.
Massy, William, commissioner to raise
a loan in Buckinghamshire,
317.
, . . . . , sheriff of Bedfordshire
and Buckinghamshire, 262, 428.
, esquire, 132, 278.
Masun. See Mason.
Matching, co. Essex, Housham in,
q.v.
Matefford, John, of Abbotsham, 230.
Mathersay [co. Nottingham]. See
Mattersey.
Mathew, John, clerk, farmer of
Llangennith priory, 295.
, Thomas, of Greenham, collec-
tor of a tax in Somerset, 27.
Mattersey, Mathersay, Madersay,
Madersey [co. Nottingham],
priory, 51, 98, 188, 236, 324,
411. *
Mattesdon, Matysdon, Nicholas, collec-
tor of a tax in Gloucestershire,
151, 301.
Mauley, Maulay, Peter, Peter de,
knight, 104, 124, 179.
, . . . . , distance (Bygod),
sister and heir of, 124, 125,
179.
, . . . . , . . . . , Elizabeth (Salvan),
sister and heir of, 124, 125,
179.
, . . . . , . . . . , Maud, late the
wife of, 233, 358, 359.
Mauncell, Maunsell, Mainssell, Henry,
of Birdforth, collector of a tax
in the North Riding, co. York,
219, 300.
Thomas, of Newton, collector
of a tax in Leicestershire, 416.
Maunsfeld Wodehous, co. Nottingham.
See Mansfield Woodhouse.
Mauntell, John, sheriff of Northamp-
tonshire, 215.
Maureward, Mawreward, Thomas,
knight, commissioner to raise
a loan in Leicestershire, 316.
, sheriff of Warwick-
shire and Leicestershire, 5,
428.
Mautravers, Agnes, 95.
, John, 47, 48.
, Elizabeth (Stafford), lato
the wife of, 47, 48.
, , Elizabeth (Stafford)
daughter and heir of, 48.
, lord de. See Arundell.
Maveysyn, John, collector of a tax in
Sussex, 418.
Mawardyn, Richard, Richard de, 24.
, . . . . , esquire, 197.
Maweleverer, Alnath, knight, keeper
of York castle, 358, 429.
,....,...., sheriff of Yorkshire,
358, 429.
Mawne, John, of Pixley, collector of
a tax in Herefordshire, 152.
Mawreward. See Maureward.
May, William, of Cottesmore, collector
of a tax in Rutland, 220.
Maydestan, Maydeston. See Maides-
ton.
Mayhew, Mayhu, William, 358.
, of Colchester, searcher
of ships in Ipswich and district,
206.
Maynard, John, of Langford, collector
of a tax in Devon, 85, 120.
GENERAL INDEX.
559
Maynard — cont.
Richard, commissioner to
raise a loan in Essex, 317.
, Thomas, of Kent, 57.
Mayne, Mayn, Richard, 176, 297.
, . . . . , collector of customs and
subsidies in Bridgewater and
district, 4 bis. 14 hi*. 192, 291,
294.
, , of Wiltshire, 297.
Maynston, Beatrice, 421. See <//w
Stuyche.
, Roger, of Herefordshire,
' gentilman,' 356.
Mayour, John, 388.
Maystre, Richard, of Hunsdon, collec-
tor of a tax in Hertfordshire, 22 1 .
Maywode [co. Kent]. See Marwood.
Meaux, Melsa [in Wawne, co. York],
abbey, 51, 99, 188.
, abbot and convent of, 236,
324, 411.
Medbourne, Medebourne, Medburn,
co. Leicester, 44, 170.
Modeford, Walter, clerk, 258. Cf.
Mitford.
Medelthorp, co. York. See Middle-
thorpe.
Megre, John, clerk, 256.
Meignill, Nicholas, Christian (Sprox-
ton), daughter of, 208.
Mekylham, co. Surrey. See Mickle-
hafn.
Melbourn, Meldeburn, co. Cambridge,
172, 300, 415.
Melbourne, John, of Salisbury, king's
alnager in Salisbury and Wilt-
shire, 11.
Nicholas, 94.
Cf. Milleburn and Mulborne.
Melchbourne, Melchebourne, co. Bed-
ford, 28.
Melcombe, co. Dorset, port of, collec-
tors of customs and subsidies in.
See Fry ; Calche ; Totyng ;
Fitz James ; Payne ; Reson ;
Penne ; Provost ; Persons ;
Hillary ; Wetenale.
, . . . . , searchers of ships in.
See Parker ; Say.
Meldeburn, co. Cambridge. See Mel-
bourn.
Meldreth, Melreth, co. Cambridge, 86,
121.
Melehuwysshe, Richard, collector of
a tax in Devon, 299.
Melkesham, David de, 213.
Melle, William atte, 323. Cf. Mille.
Meller, Mellere, Ellen, 323.
, Thomas, of Kent, 9, 154.
, William, 323.
Melreth, co. Cambridge. See Meldreth.
Melsa [co. York]. See Meaux.
Melton Mowbray, Melton, co. Leices-
ter, 375. '
Melton, Henry, collector of a tax in the
West Riding, co. York, 220.
, John, of Nottinghamshire,
244.
Membury, co. Devon, East Membury
in, q.v.
East, Estmemby [in Mem-
bury], co. Devon, 59.
Merule, William de la, collector of a
tax in Salop, 85, 120. Cf.
Mynde.
Mendlesham, Mendelesham, co.
Suffolk, 150, 240, 270.
Monnevall, Meneval, brother Peter de,
prior and farmer of Cowick
priory, 340, 385.
Menyware, William, collector of a tax
in Kent, 299.
Meole Brace, co. Salop, Welbatch in,
q.v.
Meon, East, co. Southampton, Peak in,
q.v.
Merbury, John, Alice, late the wife of,
sometime wife of Thomas Olde-
castell, 103.
, . . . . , escheator in Hereford-
shire and the adjacent march
of Wales, 169.
, sheriff of Herefordshire,
70, 296, 428 bis.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in Herefordshire,
317.
, esquire, 132, 265, 400.
, . . . . , . . . . , guardian of the
temporalities of the bishopric of
St. Davids, 244.
, . . . . , king's chamberlain
and receiver of South Wales,
391.
, of Herefordshire, 233,
353.
, , esquire, 295.
, Nicholas, esquire, 425.
Mercer, Stephen, of Salisbury, collector
of a tax in Salisbury, 418.
, Thomas, of Northumberland,
390.
Cf. Merser.
Merdale, co. Kent. See Mardale.
Merden, Merdenne, co. Kent. See
Marden.
, co. Wilts. See Marden.
Merdenne, Michael de, 323.
, Richard, 323.
Merdyng, co. Southampton. See
Murding.
Mere, co. Wilts, Chaddenwicke in,
rj.v.
Merevale, co. Warwick, abbot of, 92.
Merewe, Walter, of Coombes, collector
of a tax in Sussex, 150.
Merflete, Robert, clerk, guardian of
the temporalities of the bishopric
of Chichester, 233, 234, 248.
560
GENERAL INDEX.
Meriden (alias Alspath), Alspathe, co.
Warwick, 151, 298, 416.
Meriet, co. Somerset. See Merriott.
Merifeld, co. York. See Mirfield.
Meriffeld, Merifeld, Mariffeld, Mery-
feld, Henry, 275.
, . . . . , mayor and escheator of
Calais, 114, 115, 134, 254, 404.
, , of Calais, 366.
, . . . . , John Fourneux
alias Merifeld, father of, 367.
, . . . . , John Fourneux
the elder of Mirfield, uncle and
heir of, 367.
Cf. Murifeld.
Merkynfeeld, John, farmer of customs
and subsidies in Carlisle and
Cumberland, 295.
Merlawe. See Marlowe.
Merleberugh, co. Wilts. See Marl-
borough.
Merlewe, John, of Winchester, collector
of a tax in Hampshire, 172. Cf.
Marlowe.
Merlowe. See Marlowe.
Mermyll, John, of Amesbury, collector
of a tax in Wiltshire, 300.
Merriott, Meriet, co. Somerset, manor,
396-398.
wood called Egwode in, 397.
, Bow in, q.v.
, Crepe in, q.v.
Merser, John, ' skynner,' collector of
a tax in Lincoln, 174. Cf.
Mercer.
Merssh, co. Buckingham. See Marsh
Gibbon.
Merssh, Mersshe, John, of Aylesbury,
collector of a tax in Bucking-
hamshire, 172.
, the younger, 73, 101.
, . . . . , . . . . , Agnes, daughter
and heir of, 74, 101.
MersshtonMeysy, co. Wilts. See Mars-
ton Meysy.
Merssh ton, Thomas de, 19.
, , William, brother of, 19.
Cf. Merston.
Merston, co. Bedford. See Marston
Moretaine.
, co. Lincoln. See Marston.
, co. York. See Marston, Long.
Merston, Merstone, Henry, clerk,
107.
, Ralph, ' baker,' collector of a
tax in Worcester, 223.
, Thomas, of High Wycombe,
collector of a tax in Bucking-
hamshire, 301.
Cf. Mersshton.
Mertok, co. Somerset. See Martock.
Merton, co. Derby. See Morton.
Merton, Thomas, ' bocher,' of Oxford,
collector of a tax in Oxford,
418. Cf. Marton,
Merwynchurche, co. Cornwall. See
Marhamchurch .
Mery, William, of Cheshunt, collector
of a tax in Hertfordshire, 86,
121, 173.
Meryden, William, collector of a tax in
Somerset, 85, 120.
Messanger, Ralph, collector of a tax in
Kesteven, co. Lincoln, 87, 122.
, . . . . , of Harlaxton, collector
of a tax in Kesteven, co. Lin-
coln, 152, 222, 415.
Metford. See Mitford.
Metham, Alexander, knight, 143, 161.
, . . . . , . . . . , Thomas, son and
heir of, 161.
Metherderwa, John, of Cornwall, 351.
Methewold, John, esquire, collector of
a tax in Norfolk, 416.
Meverell, John, 439.
, . . . . , .sheriff of Staffordshire,
215.
Mewy, Richard, collector of a tax in
Devon, 153.
Michel. See Michell.
Micheklever. Mocheldever, Thomas,
collector of a tax in Somerset,
299.
, . . . . , of North Curry, collector
of a tax in Somerset, 416.
Michelharnpton [co. Gloucester]. See
Minchinhampton.
Michell, Michel, Mychell, Henry, 328.
, John, 268.
, . . . , collector of a tax in
Norwich, 223.
, . . . . , citizen of London, 386
bis, 441.
, . . . . , . . . . , Margaret (Thorp),
wife of, 386 bis, 441.
, . . . . , of London, ' fisshe-
monger,' collector of a tax in
London, 223.
, Simon, 103, 183.
, . . . . , Thomas, son and heir of,
183.
, Thomas, of Perry, collector of a
tax in Somerset, 299.
Michelporsthom, co. Salop. See
Poston, Great.
Mickleham, Mekylham, co. Surrey, 299.
Mickleover, co. Derby, Findern in, q.v.
Mickley, Mytley [in Prees], co. Salop,
416.
Middelton, Middilton, Midelton, John,
knight, Christian, late the wife
of, 380.
, . . . . , of Oxfordshire, 9.
Robert, collector of customs
and subsidies in Kingston on
Hull and district, 4 bw, 13, 14.
, . . . . , of York, farmer of the
subsidy and alnage of cloths
for sale, and alnager, in York-
shire and York, 197.
GENERAL INDEX.
561
Middelton, Robert, of York — cotit.
, . . . . , meiver. farmer of
the subsidy and alnage of
cloths for sale, and alnager. in
Yorkshire and York, 253.
, Thomas, t-ol lector of customs
and subsidies in Southampton
and district. 4, 13.
, William de, of Middleton Tyas,
collector of a tax in the North
Riding, co. York, 151.
alias Marchall, John, 271.
, . . . . , Alice (Bosun), sister of,
271.
, Maud (Dale), daughter of,
271.
, Roger, father of, 271.
, Sara, mother of, 271.
Middillambrook, co. Somerset. See
Lambrook, Middle.
Middilton, co. York. See Middleton.
Tyas, co. York. See Middleton
Tyas.
Middilton. See Middelton.
Middlesex, county, collectors of taxes
in, 26, 86,' 121, 150, 171, 220,
300, 415.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 316.
, court of, 292.
, escheator in, 1, 2, 62, 104,
105 (3), 142, 144, 145, 159, 181,
194 bis, 196, 200, 275, 333,
334 (3), 373, 378, 380, 391.
, See also Horden ;
Darell (John) ; Cheyno ;
Maideston ; Darell (William) ;
Pympe ; Haseley ; Spondon ;
Charyngworth .
Middlethorpe, Medelthorp [in the parish
of St. Mary Bishophill Senior,
York], co. York, 187.
Middleton, Middilton [in Harthill
wapentake], co. York, 26.
Keynes, Mydelton Kaynes [co.
Buckingham], manor, 255.
South, Southmidilton [in Hart-
burn], co. Northumberland, 65.
Tyas, Middilton Tyas, co.
York, 151.
Midelton, co. Wilts. See Milton Lil-
borne.
Midelton. See Middelton.
Midford. See Mitford.
Midgham, Myggeham [in Thateham],
co. Berks, 301.
Milborne Port, Milburneport, co.
Somerset, 226.
Mildemete, Walter, collector of a tax
in Devon, 85, 120.
Mildenhale. co. Suffolk. See Milden-
hall.
Mildenhale, Robert, 235.
, of Suffolk, 126.
Mildenhall, Mildenhale, co. Suffolk, 221.
Wt. 2415.
Milt-ham, Milham, co. Norfolk, manor,
162, 420 bis.
Milford. Mulleford, co. Southampton,
97.
, Keyhaven in, q.v.
, Letton in, q.v.
Milham, co. Norfolk. See Mileham.
Millbrook, co. Southampton, Shirley in,
q.v.
Mi lie, John atte, of Petworth, collector
of a tax in Sussex, 171.
, Thomas, commissioner to
raise a loan in Gloucestershire,
315, 317.
, . . . . , escheator in Hereford-
shire and the adjacent march
of WTales, 6, 20.
Cf. Melle.
Milleburn, John, of Wiltshire, 111.
Cf. Melbourne and Mulborne.
Milleward, Mulleward, Robert, collec-
tor of a tax in Bristol, 153.
Roger, of Nuneaton, collector
of a tax in Warwickshire, 171,
298.
Millichopo, Myllyngehope [in Munslow],
co. Salop, manor, 264.
Milner, Milnare, Henry, of Hatton,
collector of a tax in Derbyshire,
300, 415.
, Thomas, of Horsley, collector
of a tax in Derbyshire, 151.
, of Orpington, 432.
Milton [in Castor], co. Northampton,
415.
Damarel, Milton Damarle, co.
Devon, manor, 384.
Lilbourne, Midelton, Milton by
Puesey, co. Wilts, 97, 183.
on Stour, Milton, Milton upon
Stoure, Milton by Gyllyngham
[in Gillingham], co. Dorset, 95.
manor, 19, 294.
Milton, John, sheriff of Bristol, 421,
422.
, of Egham, collector of
a tax in Surrey, 299.
, Richard, of Egham, collector
of a tax in Surrey, 26.
, Walter, the younger, collector
of a tax in Bristol, 29, 153.
Milverton, Mulverton, Mylverton, co.
Somerset, 27, 47, 60.
Mimms, North, Northmymmes, North-
mynnes, co. Hertford, 18, 23.
Minchinharnpton, Michelhampton [co.
Gloucester], manor, 43.
Minehead, Mynhede, co. Somerset, 78.
, port of, searcher of ships in.
See Pitte.
Minting, Myntyng [co. Lincoln], alien
priory, 53.
Mirable, William, 108.
Mirfield, Merifeld, co. York, 367.
Mirfyn, Robert, 57, 347, 408.
F. 36.
562
GENERAL INDEX.
Misne, co. Nottingham. See Misson.
Missenden, Myssynden, co. Bucking-
ham, 172.
Missyngleye, Thomas, of Horley, collec-
tor of a tax in Surrey, 299.
Misson, Misne, co. Nottingham, lord-
ship, 228.
, reeve of, 228.
Bykerysdyke in, q.v.
Misterton [co. Nottingham], church,
51, 98, 188, 236, 411.
MisterJ.on, William, of North Witham,
collector of a tax in Kesteven,
co.. Lincoln, 173.
Mitford, Mitforde, Metford, Midford,
Richard, bishop of Salisbury
[1396-1407], 73, 74, 101.
, Thomas, of Lincolnshire, 212.
, . . . . , esquire, 268.
, . . . . , . . . . , ' gentilman,' 431.
, William, escheator in North-
umberland, 209.
Cf. Medeford.
Miton, Miton by Kyngeston-upon-
Hull, co. York. See Myton.
Mitton [in Penkridge], co. Stafford,
171,417.
Mitton, Clement de, collector of a tax
in Worcestershire, 84, 119.
Mocheldever. See Micheldever.
Mockley, Molkeley [in Wootton
Wawen], co. Warwick, manor,
58.
Mockyng, Mokkyng, John, collector of
a tax in Southwark, 29, 153, 174.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in
Surrey, 151.
Robert, of London, ' vvnter,'
279.
Modbury, Moddebury, co. Devon, 85,
120.
alien priory, 39, 138, 320, 321.
, Shilston in, q.v.
Moderby, William, lord de Bryghtwell,
collector of a tax in Oxfordshire,
221.
Mody, Lucy, 214.
, Mabel, 214.
Mogill, John, of Norfolk, 281.
Mohun, Mohoun, Mowhun, John de,
knight, 183, 184.
, , Elizabeth (de Monte
Acuto), daughter of, 183, 184.
, . . . . , Joan, wife of, 183,
184.
, Maud (Lestrange),
daughter of, 183, 184.
, . . . . , . . . . , Philippa, duchess
of York, daughter of, q.v.
, William, collector of customs
and subsidies in Bridgewater
and district, 349, 351, 353, 380,
381, 383.
, of Warminster, collector
of a tax in Wiltshire, 26, 220.
Mokeleston [cos. Stafford and Salop].
See Mucklestone.
Mokkyng, co. Essex. See Mucking.
Mokkyng. See Mockyng.
Molash, La Molesshe [co. Kent], alien
manor, 41.
Moldesdon, Richard, of Rodley, collec-
tor of a tax in Gloucestershire,
151.
Molkeley, co. Warwick. See Mockley.
Mollesworth, Simon, 108.
Molond, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Bristol, 153.
Molyns, William, knight, commissioner
to raise a loan in Buckingham-
shire, 317.
Monboucher, Mounbocher, Bertram,
esquire, 63.
, Ralph, 143, 179.
, . . . . , Isabel (Burgh), sister
of, 179.
, . . . . , Margaret, late the wife
of, 179.
, . . . . , Maud (Kenerrnond),
sister of, 179.
, . . . . , of Gamston, collector
of a tax in Nottinghamshire,
151.
Monesle, Richard, collector of a tax in
Norwich, 302.
Mongeharn, co. Kent, 328.
, lordship, 328.
Mongomery, co. Montgomery. See
Montgomery.
Monjoie [co. Buckingham]. See Mont-
joy.
Monkhopton, co. Salop, Oxonbold in,
q.v.
Monkland, Munkelane, co. Hereford,
manor, 58.
Monnington, Monyton, co. Hereford,
223.
Monte Acuto, Mountagu, William de,
earl of Salisbury, 92-98.
, , Elizabeth (Mohun),
late the wife of, 64, 92-97, 183,
184.
, . . . . , . . . . , John, knight,
brother of, 92.
....... . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , John, earl of
Salisbury, son of, 92, 93.
,....,....,....,...., Thomas,
earl of Salisbury, son and heir
of, 92, 93, 98, 158, 159.
Eleanor (Holand), wife of, 158,
159.
, . . . . , . . . . , Simon, earl of
Salisbury, grandfather of, 92-95.
, . . . . , , Isabel, wife
of, 94.
, . . . . , . . . . , William, earl of
Salisbury, father of, 92-98.
, ....,*...., . . . . , Katharine,
wife of, 97,
GENERAL INDEX.
5fi3
Monte Ardit', brother TVtrr dc, prior
of Burwell, 201.
Montgomery, Mongomery, GO. M<>nt-
gomory, castle, 118.
Montjoy, Monjoie [in Aston Clinton,
co. Buckingham], 92.
Monyton, co. Hereford. See Monning-
ton.
Monyton, John, eschoator in Hereford-
shire and the adjacent march of
Wales, 340.
Moore. See More.
Moorton, co. Stafford. See Moroton.
Morcok, Stephen, 323.
Mordeford, Thomas, of Salop, 18.
Morden, co. Dorset, Charborough in,
q.v.
Mordon, co. Cambridge. See Guilden
Morden.
Mordon, Richard, collector of a tax in
Middlesex, 86, 121, 150, 171.
Mordyngham [co. Kent]. See Motting-
ham.
More, Moore, John, searcher of ships in
Chichester and district, 392.
, . . . . , of Penkridge, collector
of a tax in Staffordshire, 221.
, Laurence de, collector of a
tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 26.
, Marmaduke de, esquire, 378.
, Thomas, of Rolvenden, collec-
tor of a tax in Kent, 170.
, Walter de la, master of the
Templars, 15.
, William, of Henley on Thames,
collector of a tax in Oxford-
shire, 88, 123.
, . . . . , of Somerset, 56.
Morecrofte, Henry, of Newport Pag-
nell, collector of a tax in Buck-
inghamshire, 172.
Moreton, Morton, co. Dorset, 397, 398.
[co. Essex], vicarage, 320.
, Moorton [in Gnosall], co.
Stafford, 221.
Hampstead, Morton, co. Devon,
manor, 115.
Morgan, Philip, bishop of Worcester
[1419-1426], 310, 403.
, . . . . , . . . . , vicar-general of,
310.
Morgannwg, Morgannoc [co. Glamor-
gan]. See under Glamorgan.
Morhall, John, Agnes, late the wife of,
264.
Moris, Morys, Edmund, of Hereford-
shire, 385.
John, 190, 191.
, . . . . , Agnes White of Wilden,
mother of, q.v.
, . . . . , of Abbotsham, 230.
, of Old Weston, collector
of a tax in Huntingdonshire,
162, 171.
Morley, Morle, Peter, collector of a
tax in Southwark, l.">3.
, Richard, 126.
Robert, knight, 106, 159.
, ..... . . . . , Petronilla, late tho
wife of, 160.
, . . . . , Thomas, son and
heir of, 159, 160.
, Thomas, Thomas de, knight,
119, 144, 162, 194, 201, 227.
,...., Margaret, daxighter
and heir of, 201, 202, 228.
Morpath, John, 243.
Mors, Nicholas, of Cheddar, collector
of a tax in Somerset, 60.
Morstede, Thomas, searcher of ships
in London and district, 35, 36.
Mortain, Morteyn [Manche, France],
alien prior and convent of, 61.
Morte Hoe, Mortho, co. Devon, 230.
Mortemer. See Mortuo Mari.
Morteyn [Prance]. See Mortain.
Morteyn, brother Michael de, of Long
Bennington, farmer of Long
Bennington and Field Dalling
priory, 37, 111, 139.
Mortho, co. Devon. See Morte Hoe.
Mortimer. See Mortuo Mari.
Mortoft, John, collector of a tax in
Norfolk, 299.
Morton, Merton, co. Derby, 415.
, co. Devon. See Moreton
Hampstead.
, co. Dorset. See Moreton.
....... co. Worcester, 169.
, Abbots, Abbotesmorton, co.
Worcester, 169, 219.
Morton, Robert, escheator in York-
shire, 6.
, esquire, 17.
, , of Bawtry, 131.
, . . . . , . . . . , esquire, 228.
, . . . , of Yorkshire, esquire,
32.
Thomas, clerk, 328, 329.
, . . . . , . . . . , farmer of New
Romney priory, 346.
, of Yorkshire, 231.
Mortuo Mari, Mortymer, Mortemer,
Mortimer, Constantino, farmer
of possessions of Lire abbey in
England and Wales, 37, 38.
, Edmund de, earl of March,
156, 158, 159, 407.
, . . . . , . . . . , Eleanor (Holand),
countess of March, mother of,
158.
, Henry, knight, Elizabeth
(Pesale), late the wife of, 322.
Hugh, 44.
,...., farmer of Clatford priory,
47.
, . . . . , farmer of possessions of
Lire abbev in England and
Wales, 37, 38.
564
GENERAL INDEX.
Morfcuo Mari, Hugh — cont.
, , esquire, 132, 138.
, . . . . , farmer of Aber-
gavenny priory, 117.
, knight, 45, 66, 77, 259.
, John, escheator in Northamp-
tonshire and Rutland, 136.
knight, 105, 149.
, . . . . , of Warminster, collector
of a tax in Wiltshire, 150.
, Roger de, 214.
, Thomas, escheator in North-
amptonshire and Rutland, 6.
Morvile, Morvyle, John, 240, 241,
294.
, . . . . , John, the younger,
brother of, 294.
Morwenstow, co. Cornwall, Gooseham
in, q.v.
Woodford in, q.v.
, Youlstone in, q.v.
Morys. See Moris.
Mosbrough, Mosburght [in Eckington],
co. Derby, 220.
Moseclyve, co. Southampton. See
Muscliff.
Mosele, John, collector of a tax in
Essex, 300.
Moseley [in Bushbury], co. Stafford,
417.
Moton, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Gloucestershire, 171. Cf. Mut-
ton.
Mottingham, Mordyngham [in Eltham,
co. Kent], manor, 57, 347, 408.
Moubray. See Mowbray.
Moulton, Multon, co. Lincoln, 301.
Mounbocher. See Monboucher.
Mouncer, John, of Alton, collector of a
tax in Hampshire, 27.
Mounde, William, of Kent, 9, 154. Cf.
Munde.
Moungomery. See Mountgomery.
Mountagu. See Monte Acuto.
Mountesorell, co. Leicester. See
Mountsorrell.
Mountfort, Thomas, esquire, 145.
Mountgomory, Moungomery, Nicholas,
knight, the elder, commissioner
to raise a loan in Derbyshire,
318.
, . . . . , sheriff of
Nottinghamshire and Derby-
shire, 40.
Mountsorrell, Mountsorell, Mounte-
sorell [in Barrow upon Soar], co.
Leicester, 27, 267, 300, 326,
395, 429.
Mounton, Thomas, of Shrewsbury,
collector of a tax in Shrewsbury,
302. Cf. Munton.
Mouston, John, of Bedfordshire, 147.
Mouth, Fulk, 62, 74.
, . . . . , Elizabeth (Burgh), sister
and heir of, 74.
Mouth, Fulk — cont.
, . . . . , Isabel, late the wife of,
74.
Mouthecomb, Mouthecombe, John,
collector of a tax in Devon, 153,
299.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Devon, 315.
Mowbray, Moubrav, Elizabeth, duchess
of Norfolk,' 162-164, 390. See
also Fitz Alan and Usflete.
, John, lord of the Isle of
Axholme, 271.
, Thomas, earl of Nottingham,
earl marshal, 181, 182.
, . . . . , . . . . , ..... Thomas, earl
of Nottingham, earl marshal,
son of, 182.
, , . . . . , John,
earl of Nottingham, earl mar-
shal, son of, marshal in the
King's Bench, 182.
Mowhun. See Mohun.
Moygne, Moyne, John, of Pydell,
collector of a tax in Dorset,
150.
, Laurence, of Theddlethorp,
collector of a tax in Lindsey,
co. Lincoln, 222.
, Thomas, of Clee, collector of a
tax in Lindsey, co. Lincoln, 222.
, William, 97.
Muchant, John, of East Keal, collector
of a tax in Lindsey, co. Lincoln,
87, 122.
Muchelwichf ord , Muchelwycchef ord ,
co. Wilts. See Wishford, Great.
Mucking, Mokkyiig, co. Essex, 87, 122.
Mucklestone, Mokeleston [cos. Stafford
and Salop], church of, parson of.
See Swynertoii.
Mudbury, Richard, 240.
Mxigge, Geoffrey, esquire, 384.
Mulborne, Richard, 50. Cf. Mel-
bourne and Milleburn.
Mulleford, co. Southampton. See Mil-
ford.
Mulleward. See Milleward.
Mulso, John, 366.
....... Thomas, commissioner to
raise a loan in Northampton-
shire, 316.
, escheator in Northamp-
tonshire and Rutland, 308.
Multon, co. Lincoln. See Moulton.
Mulvorton, co. Somerset. See Mil-
verton.
Munde, Robert, Sara, daughter of, 91.
Cf. Mounde.
Munkelane, co. Hereford. See Monk-
land.
Munslow, co. Salop, Hungcrford in,
q.v.
, Millichope in, q.v.
....... Thonglands in, q.v.
GENERAL INDEX.
565
Munton, William, of I:>M-\. 362. Cf.
Mounton.
Murdak, Juliana, 80, ]*:>.
Murding, -Merdyng | merged in Hum,
in Christcluin-li ], co. Southamp-
ton, 434.
Murifeld, William, 419. Cf. Moriffeld.
murrain, 324.
Murstoii, co. Kent, East Hall in, q.v.
Muscliff, Moseclyve [in Holdonhurst],
co. Southampton, !)7.
Musgrave, John, esquire, 336, 400.
, ... , . . . . , Robert, son and
heir of, 400.
Mushacche, John, collector of a tax in
Middlesex, 171, 220.
Mustard, Walter, 16, 17.
, ..... Joan, wife of, 16, 17.
, . . . . , of Reading, collector of a
tax in Berkshire, 87, 122.
Mustell, John, of Stratton, collector
of a tax in Bedfordshire,
222.
, Simon, clerk, farmer of the
possessions of the abbot of
Conches in England, 58.
Muster villers, John, monk of Conches
abbey, 59.
Mutton, Richard, knight, Margaret,
late the wife of, 334 bis, 356.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , William
Mutton, son and heir of, 356.
Cf. Moton.
Myce, Walter, collector of a tax in
Hertfordshire, 26.
Mychell. See Michell.
Mydelton Kaynes [co. Buckingham].
See Middleton Keynes.
Myggeham, co. Berks. See Midgham.
Myllyngehope, co. Salop. See Millie-
hope.
Mylverton, co. Somerset. See Milvor-
ton.
Mymmes, William, of London, 18.
Mynde, Roger, farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Bristol, 10, 341.
Cf. Mende.
Myners, John, of Uttoxeter, ' gentil-
man,' 368.
Mynhede, co. Somerset. See Mine-
head.
Mynton, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Salop, 301.
Myntyng [co. Lincoln]. See Minting.
Myryell, Ralph, of Bittoswell, collector
of a tax in Leicestershire,
170.
Myssyn, Thomas, of Doneaster, collec-
tor of a tax in the West Riding,
co. York, 417.
Myssynden, co. Buckingham. See
Missenden.
Myte, Robert, 366.
Mytley, co. Salop. See Mickloy.
My ton, Mi ton, Mi ton by Kyngeston-
u)K>n-Hitll[iii Kingston on Hull],
co. York, 313.
, hospital called ' Lo Me;i-^in-
clieux ' in, advowson of, 314.
Myton, Thomas, of Augliton, collector
of a tax in the East Riding, co.
York, 220.
N
Naillyngherst, Hugh, 306.
, . . . . , Katharine (Badewe),
mother of, 306.
Nailstono, Nayleston, co. Leicester,
150.
Nalton, John de, of Grimston, collector
of a tax in the East Riding, co.
York, 300.
Nancothan, Nanquothen [in Madron],
co. Cornwall, 418.
Nanquothen, Nanscotham, Thomas,
collector of a tax in Cornwall,
299.
, of Nancothan, collector
of a tax in Cornwall, 418.
Napton on the Hill, Napton, co. War-
wick, 28, 151, 416.
Nasshe, William, Petronel, late the
wife of, 332.
Nawton, William de, collector of a tax
in the East Riding, co. York,
220.
Nayland, Naylond, co. Suffolk, manor,
137, 178.
, park, 137, 178.
Nayler, Henry, collector of a tax in
Gloucestershire, 171.
, . . . . , of Newland, collector
of a tax in Gloucestershire, 85,
120.
Nayleston, co. Leicester. See Nail-
stone.
Naylond, co. Suffolk. See Nayland.
Naym, John, collector of a tax in
Worcestershire, 84, 119.
,...., of Severn Stoke, collector
of a tax in Worcestershire, 414.
Neadecote, co. Cornwall. See Nether-
cot.
Noath, Neeh [co. Glamorgan], abbot of,
99.
Nedham, John, of Wormhill, collector
of a tax in Derbyshire, 151.
Noeh [co. Glamorgan]. See Neath.
Neel, Neell, John, of Old Windsor,
199, 201.
, Thomas, of Deiiham, collector
of a tax in Buckinghamshire,
150.
Neen Savage, co. Salop, Dottoii in, j.r.
566
GENERAL INDEX.
Nende, John atto, of Wilton, Joan
(Stabber), late the wife of, 334,
369, 370. Cf. Wilton.
Nesfeld, Nesfeeld, Henry, commis-
sioner to raise a loan in the
North Riding, co. York, 318.
, William, of Bridge Hewick,
collector of a tax in the North
Riding, co. York, 173.
Ness, Nesse, co. Salop, 416.
Netheravon, Netherhaven, co. Wilts,
' Corrnayles ' in, 279.
, ' Duldres ' in, 279.
Nethercot, Neadecote [in Whitstone
and Week St. Mary], co. Corn-
wall, 189.
Netherex , co . Devon . See Exe , Nether .
Netherhaven, co. Wilts. See Nether-
avon.
Nethwav, Nytheway [in Brixham, co.
Devon], 378.
Neubold, co. Warwick. See Newbold.
Neufmarche, Neumarket [Seine-
Inferieure, France]. See under
Noyon.
Neulond, co. Dorset. See Newlarid.
, co. Gloucester. See Newland.
Neuport, co. Essex. See Newport.
[co. Monmouth]. See Newport.
, co. Salop. See Newport.
Neuport, Neuporte. See Newporte.
Neuton Abbatis, co. Devon. See New-
ton Abbot.
Neuton. See Newton.
Neuwerk, co. Nottingham. See
Newark.
Nevill, Nevyll, John, knight, 159, 331.
, Elizabeth (Holand),
wife of, 159.
, . . . . , of Brierley, collector of a
tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 173.
, Ralph, earl of Westmorland,
138, 159.
Robert, of Hornby, knight,
1 bis, 22.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Joan (Swil-
lyngton), daughter of, 256,
257.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Thomas,
loiight, son of, Margaret (Beau-
fort), daughter of, 22, 23.
, Thomas, lord de Furnival, 322.
, . . . . , . . . . , Joan (Cokesey),
daughter of, 322.
, , , Maud (Talbot),
daughter of, 322.
, . . . . , . . . . , treasurer of Eng-
land, 61.
, William, of Nottinghamshire,
111.
Now Abbey by Alberbury [co. Salop],
alien priory, 54, 385.
Now Hall, Newehalle [in Asheldham],
co. Essex, manor, 347, 348.
Newark, * Newerk, Neuwerk, co.
Nottingham, 151, 220, 416.
Newbold, Neubold, co. Warwick, 298.
on Avon, Newbold on Avene,
co. Warwick, 85, 120.
Newborough, Newburgh [in Hanbury],
co. Stafford, 152, 298.
Newbury, Newebery, co. Berks, 222.
Newcastle, Neweschastell [co. Glamor-
gan], manor, 100.
under Lyme, Newcastle, co.
Stafford, 298.
-upon-Tyne [co. Northumber-
land], 132, 217, 253 bis.
, escheator in, 217, 334.
, See also Rodys.
, farmers of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnagers, in. See Harop ;
Lauson ; Charleton ; Wynter-
ton.
, ' Le Flesshewerawe ' in, 78.
, letters dated at, 336.
, mayor of, 334.
, See also Rodys.
, port of, collectors of customs
and subsidies in. See Strother ;
Asplion ; Johnson ; Hibburn ;
Lambeton ; Bedford ; Thorn-
ton ; Chaunceller.
, . . . . , searcher of ships in.
See Harop.
Newcom, John, collector of a tax in
Lincoln, 153.
Newcombe, John, of Okehampton,
295.
Newe, William, of Southampton, collec-
tor of a tax in Hampshire, 221.
Newebald, John, of Lincolnshire, 75.
Newebery, co. Berks. See Newbury.
Neweburgh, John, sheriff of Somerset
and Dorset, 358.
Newehalle, co. Essex. See New Hall.
Neweland [co. Glamorgan]. See New-
land.
Newenham [co. Gloucester]. See
Newnham.
, co. Oxford. See Nuneham
Courtenay.
Newonharn, Thomas, of Northampton-
shire, 9.
Newenton, co. Buckingham. See New-
ton Blossomville.
, co. Oxford. See Newington.
Newenton, lord de. See Craunford.
Neweport, co. Essex. See Newport.
, co. Salop. See Newport.
Paynell, co. Buckingham. See
Newport Pagnell.
Newerk, co. Nottingham. See Newark.
Newerk, John, of King's Lynn, 360.
, Nicholas, of Great Yarmouth,
searcher of ships in Great Yar-
mouth and district, 244.
Newesam, co. York, 173.
GENERAL INDEX.
567
[r.o. ( ilnrnorgunj.
Newesoii, John, .'{49.
....... Thomas, collector of a tax in
the North Riding, co. York, 87,
122.
....... Cf. Nowsom.
Nowoton, co. Leicester. .sV« Newton.
...... , co. Nottingham. See Newton.
...... Blomax ill,Xe\\eton Blosmavyll,
Newoton Blosnevile, co. Buck-
ingham. See Newton Blossom-
ville.
Noweton. See Newton.
Newhall, Nuhallo [in Stapenhill], co.
Derby, 220.
Newhani [in Whalton], co. Northum-
berland, manor, 132.
Newington, Newenton, co. Oxford, 27.
...... next Hythe, co. Kent, Marwood
in, q.v.
...... (next Sittingbourn), Newynton,
co. Kent, manor of Tracy in,
323, 324.
Newington, Nowenton, lord de. See
Craunford.
Newland, Neulond [in Sherborne], co.
Dorset, 227.
...... , Neweland [in Colwinston, co.
Glamorgan], manor, 100.
...... , Neulond, co. Gloucester, 85,
120.
Newlyn, co. Cornwall, Trerice in, q.v.
Newman, Robert, 58.
....... William, 344.
Newnham, Newenham [co. Gloucester],
207.
Newport, Neweport, Neuport, co.
Essex, manor, 359, 430.
...... , Neuport [co. Monmouth], 393.
....... castle, 393.
...... , lordship, 393.
.- ...... Neweport, Neuport, co. Salop,
28, 222.
...... , manor, 117.
...... Pagnoll, Neweport Paynell, co.
Buckingham, 172.
...... , Tickford in, q.v.
Newporte, Neuport, Neuporte, Thomas,
esquire, 333.
...... , master William, clerk, guardian
of the temporalities of the
bishopric of Chichcster, 233,
234, 248.
...... , William, knight, 143.
...... , . . . . , of Fulbourn, collector of
a tax in Cambridgeshire, 8(i,
121.
Newstead, Newstead in Shirwod [co.
Nottingham], priory, 236.
Newton, Neweton, co. Leicester, 416.
...... [in Avoland wapentakc], co.
Lincoln, 222.
....... Neweton [in Shelford], co.
Nottingham, 27, 85, 120.
Newton- — cont.
Abbot, Neuton Abbatis [in
\\olborough], co. Devon, 222.
Blossomville, Newenton, Nowe-
ton Blosmavyll, Nowoton Blos-
nevile, Neweton Blomavill, co.
Buckingham, manor, 127, 199,
230.
, park, 199, 230.
by the Sea [in Embleton], co.
Northumberland, manor, 255.
, Wold, Waldenowton, co. Lin-
coln, 222.
Newton, Neuton, Neweton, Nuton,
John, John de, 15.
, . . . . , sheriff of Bristol, 30,
76.
, clerk, 161.
, . . . . , of Pickering, collector
of a tax in the North Riding, co.
York, 219, 300.
, Ralph, of Glooston, of Sparken-
hoe hundred, collector of a tax
in Leicestershire, 26.
, Thomas, Serjeant of the king's
cellar, farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Salop, 111.
Niandeser, Mathew, esquire, 196.
Niche, Nyche, John, collector of a tax
in Norwich, 223.
, William, collector of a tax in
Norwich, 89, 124.
Nichol, Nicholl, Nicoll, John, of
Bodmin, collector of a tax in
Cornwall, 27, 152, 222, 418.
, . . . . , of Malmesbury, collector
of a tax in Wiltshire, 87, 122.
, Richard, of Grantham, collec-
tor of a tax in Kesteven, co.
Lincoln, 415.
, William, of Little Wolford,
collector of a tax in Warwick-
shire, 222.
Nichols, Benedict, bishop of Bangor
[1408-1417], 32, 90, 158, 186,
218, 310.
, bishop of St. Davids
[1418-1433], 402.
Nicholl. See Nichol.
Niton, Nyton, Isle of Wight, co.
Southampton, manor, 346.
Noble, John, of Salisbury, collector of
a tax in Wiltshire, 172.
Noion. See Noyon.
Noke, co. Hereford, 301.
, Ako, co. Oxford, 93.
Noko, Thomas de, collector of a tax in
Herefordshire, 223.
Nolton [in Coyty, co. Glamorgan], 100.
Nonyngton, John, esquire, 381.
Norbiton, Norbeton [in Kingston on
Thames, co. Surrey], 240.
Norbourne, co. Kent. See North-
bourne.
568
GENERAL INDEX.
Nordley, Northeley [in Alveley, co.
Salop], 336.
Nordon, Richard, 115, 254, 404.
, Agnes (Langton and
Payn), wife of, 114, 115, 253.
254, 403, 404.
, , of London, 330.
Cf. Norton.
Noreys, Norreys, Alan, collector of a
tax in Middlesex, 26, 86, 121,
150.
, Roger, of Bray, collector of a
tax in Berkshire, 172.
Norfeld, co. Worcester. See North-
field.
Norfolk, county, collectors of taxes in,
27, 85, 120, 150, 171, 220, 299,
416.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 316.
, escheator in, 63 (3), 64, 103
bis, 104 (3), 105 bis, 106 bis,
107, 109, 142, 143, 144 (3),
145, 155, 159 bis, 162, 175, 188,
194, 195 bis, 196 bis, 238, 239,
240 (4), 256, 257, 272, 273 bis,
275, 278, 285, 312, 332, 334 (5),
335 (3), 376, 377 (3), 378 bis,
384, 389, 425, 426.
, See also Rokewod ;
Butler ; Heth ; Inglethorp ;
Oldhalle ; Winter ; Lancaster ;
Alderford ; Lexham.
, farmers of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnagers, in. See Feerby ;
Adreston.
, king's feodary in. See
Patgrys.
, searchers of wines etc. in. See
Fuller ; Lambe.
, sheriff of, 119.
, See also Clifton ; Old-
hallo ; Ramesey ; Hevenyng-
liam ; Lancaster ; Spenser ;
Butler ; Winter ; Groos ;
Fitz Rauf.
Norfolk, countess of. See MareschaJ.
Norhampton, co. Northampton. See
Northampton.
Nohrleche, co. Gloucester. See North-
leach.
Norle, Long, co. Stafford. See
Longnor.
Norman, John, 52.
, Richard, escheator in Stafford-
shire, 209, 263, 387.
Normanton, Norton [in Wrilsford in
Underditch hundred], co. Wilts,
97.
Normanton, Henry, clerk, 276, 277.
, John, of Horsloy, collector of
a tax in Derbyshire, 170.
, . . . . , of Yorkshire, 24, 64,
119, 136.
Normanton — cont.
, Roger, farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for salo,
and alnager, in Derbyshire, 10.
of Derbyshire, 44, 230,
353, 439.
, . . . . , of Yorkshire, 127, 137.
Normanvile, Normanville, Norrnan-
vvle, John, sheriff of Lincoln-
shire, 212, 215.
, William, of Yorkshire, 385.
Normore. See Northmore.
Norreys. See Noreys.
North, Northe, Henry, of Wivelis-
combe, collector of a tax in
Somerset, 220.
, Robert, of Thoresby, collector
of a tax in Lindsey, co. Lincoln,
25.
North Down, Northdon [in Haselbury
Plucknett], co. Somerset, 397.
Northampton, Norhampton, co. North-
ampton, 89, 292, 394.
, Abyndonstrete in, 292.
, Golofrelane in, 292.
, Kyngeshale in, 292.
, Le Berwardstrete, Le Ber-
warstrete in, 292.
, Le Flesshemongersend in, 292.
, Le Oterowe in, 292.
, Le Portemedowe in, 292.
, Le Pye in the fields of, 89, 184.
, Le Swynnesmerket, Le Swynes-
market in, 292.
, Old Drapery in, 292.
Northampton, county, collectors of
taxes in, 26, 86, 121, 150, 171,
223, 299, 415.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 316.
, escheator in, 2 (3), 3, 16, 62,
63 (6), 64, 103, 104 bis, 105 (3),
106 bis, 142 bis, 144, 145 (3),
157, 159, 195 (3), 196, 212, 217,
238, 239 bis, 240 bis, 246, 270,
272, 274, 278, 306, 331, 332,
333 bis, 334 (3), 335, 336, 342,
346, 377, 378 (4), 386, 406,
425,426 (3), 441.
, See also Mortuo Mari
(Thomas do) ; Grene ; Flore ;
Mortxio Mari (John de) ; Wodo-
vyle ; Spriggy ; Lestrange ;
Mulso ; Billyng ; Compworth.
, farmer of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnager, in. See Coldon ;
Russell.
, justices of assize in. See
Cokayii ; Strangways.
, sheriff of. See Paries ; Wake ;
Grene (Ralph) ; Wodevill ;
Grene (Thomas) ; Mauntell ;
Pylkyngton.
Northampton, earl of. See Bohun.
GENERAL INDEX.
569
Nortlmvon, Avone [in Soploy], BO. Northumberland — cout.
Southampton. 4:{4. , farmer* of the subsidy and
, manor, 434. alnage of cloths for sale, and
Northbourne, Norbourne. co. Kent, alnagers, in. See Harop ;
328. Lauson ; Charleton ; VVynter-
, ' Kiryellescourt ' in, 328. ton.
Northcave, co. York. See Cave, sheriff of, 367.
North. , See also Harbotoll ;
Northchardeford, co. Southampton. Maners ; Hasty nges ; Lisle ;
See Charford, North. Bertram ; Ogle ; Elmeden ;
Northcory, co. Somerset. See Curry, Curteys.
North. Northumberland, earl of, commissioner
Northcote, Henry, of Cirericester, to raise a loan in the East
collector of a tax in Gloucester- Riding, co. York, 318.
shire, 27. ,...., commissioner to raise a
Northcove, co. Suffolk. See Covo, loan in the North Riding, co.
North. York, 318.
Northdon, co. Somerset. See North , . . . . , commissioner to raise a
Down. loan in the West Riding, co.
Northe. See North. York, 317.
Northeley [co. Salop]. See Nordley. See also Percy.
Northelupphenam, co. Rutland. See Norton co. Derby, 415.
Luffenham, North. co. Stafford, 221.
Northewe, Simon, guardian of the co. Wilts. See Normanton.
temporalities of the bishopric Greens, co. Northampton,
of Chichester, 350. Potcote in, q.v.
Northfield, Norfeld, co. Worcester, 414 , King's, Kyngesnorton, Norton,
Northfleet, Northflete, co. Kent, 86, co. Worcester, 169, 219, 298 bis.
121, 170. , Midsomer, co. Somerset, Wei-
Northill, co. Bedford, Ickwell in, ton in, q.v.
q.v. Sub-Hamdon, Norton under
Northleach, Norhleche, co. Gloucester, Hamedon, co. Somerset, manor,
220. 369.
Northluffynham, co. Rutland. See Norton, John, collector of customs and
Luffenham, North. subsidies in London and district,
Nortlimore, Normore, Richard, collec- 14 bis, 70, 130, 192, 351.
tor of customs arid subsidies in Richard, 231.
Bristol and district, 4, 14. , , chief justice of the
, William, collector of customs Common Bench, 160, 345.
and subsidies in Bristol and , Robert, Robert de, collector
district, 157, 162, 192, 204 bis. of a tax in Kent, 153.
Nortlimymmes, Northmynnes, co. ,...., collector of a tax in the
Hertford. See Minims, North. North Riding, co. York, 300.
Northperet, co. Somerset. See Perrott, , Stephen, ' bellemaker,' 323.
North. , of Chart next Sutton
Northstaynton, co. Lincoln. See Valence, 229, 323.
Stairiton le Vale. , Thomas, searcher of ships in
Northtorp, George de, collector of a Sandwich and district, 392.
tax in the East Riding, co ,...., escjuire, Agnes, late the
York, 219. wife of, 274.
Northumberland, county, benefices in , of Bristol, 278.
exempted from tax, 51, 99, 189, , the elder, 10, 341.
236, 324, 411. , , ' taillour,' of London,
, escheator in, 2, 3, 62, 103, 105, 198.
106, 107, 142, 143 (3), 144 (3) William, alderman, collector of
l45, 174, 175, 179, 194, 238, a tax in London, 174.
239, 246, 255, 276 bis, 331, 333 Cf. Nordon.
bis, 334, 335, 336 bis, 367, 375, Norwich, co. Norfolk, 27, 154, 325.
377 bis, 378 (3), 380 (3), 400, , archdeacon of. See Kays.
412, 425 bis, 426 (3), 427 bis, , collectors of taxes in, 29, 89,
438. 124, 154, 174, 223, 302, 418.
See also Eryngton ; , farmers of the subsidy and
Lisle ; Harbotell ; Bertram ; alnage of cloths for sale, and
Beleasys ; Mitford ; Hardyng ; alnagers, in. See Feerby ;
Cerf. Adreston.
570
GENERAL INDEX.
Norwich- — co nt.
, four parish churches of, acci-
dentally burnt, 32.
, searchers of wines etc. in. See
Fuller ; Lambe.
Norwich, bishop of. See Totington ;
Courtenay ; Wakering.
, bishopric of, guardian of the
spirituality of, 133.
, . . . . , guardians of the tem-
poralities of. See Beaufort ;
Rodenhale ; Spenser ; Holde-
halle.
Norwych, Norwyche, Richard,
oscheator in Kent, 107.
, William, farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths of sale,
and alnagor, in Surrey and
Sussex, 10.
Norwode, John, 143.
Nostal, Nostell [in Wragley, co. York],
priory of St. Oswald of, 51, 99,
236, 411.
Notham, Noteharn [in Coombes], co.
Sussex, manor, 109.
Notley, Black, Black Nottele, Black
Notele [co. Essex], manor, 357,
372, 382, 395.
Nottingham, co. Nottingham, hospital
of St. John the Baptist in, 385.
, master of, 385.
Nottingham, county, collectors of
taxes in, 27, 85, 120, 151, 170,
220, 221, 299, 416.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 316 bis.
, escheator in, 62, 63 bis, 66,
103, 104, 105 bis, 142, 143 (3),
145, 185, 195, 196 (3), 197,
238 (3), 239 bis, 240 (3). 257,
263, 265, 273, 274, 278, 304,
318, 332, 333, 334, 361, 367,
378 bis, 379, 380 bis, 389, 425,
426.
, See also Pole ; Leek ;
Rigmaydyn ; Cressy ; Makerell ;
Goushull ; Plomle ; Wilbram ;
Bothe.
, justices of assize in. See
Cokayn ; Strangways.
, sheriff of, 305, 318, 319, 406.
, See also Rigmaydyn ;
Moungomery ; Leek ; Cha-
worth ; Gresseley ; Makerell ;
Shirley.
Nottingham, earl and countess of.
See Mowbray.
Notyere, Robert, 434.
Notyngham, John, 285.
, . . . . , Mary (Grene), wife of,
285.
Nouneton, co. Warwick. See Nun-
eaton.
Nowell, John, of Read, collector of a
tax in Lancashire, 300.
Nowers, George, 246.
Nowsom, Thomas, of Cavil, collector of
a tax in the West Riding, 220.
Cf. Newesom.
Noyon, Noion [Eure, France], and
Neufmarche [Seine-Inferieure,
France], alien priory, 46, 47,
64, 65.
Nuhalle, co. Derby. See Newhall.
Nviland, Robert, of Hurnberstono,
collector of a tax in Lindsey, co.
Lincoln, 415.
Nuneaton, Nuneton, Nouneton, Eton,
co. Warwick, 151, 171, 298.
, Attleborough in, q.v.
Nuneham Courtenay, Newenham, co.
Oxford, 93.
church of, advowson of, 246.
, manor, 246.
Nxuieton, co . Warwick . See Nuneaton .
Nursling, Nutshullyng, co. Southamp-
ton, 417.
Nuthurst, co. Sussex, Sedgewick in,
q.v.
Nutshullyng, co. Southampton. See
Nursling.
Nuton. See Newton.
Nuttebeme, William, commissioner to
raise a loan in Kent, 318.
Nyche. See Niche.
Nympsfield, Nymdesfeld, co. Glou-
cester, manor, 269, 270.
, Kinley in, q.v.
Nysam, Walter, of Lowestoft, 3QO.
Nytheway [co. Devon]. See Nethway.
Nyton, Isle of Wight. See Niton.
Oadby, Oudeby, co. Leicester, 170 bis,
223.
Oakham, Okeham, co. Rutland, 277,
287, 288.
castle, 286-288.
lordship, 287, 288.
....... manor, 286-288.
, soke, 286.
Oakhill, Hochulle [in Froxfield], co.
WTilts, 97.
Oakington, Hokyton, co. Cambridge,
27.
Oakington, Hokyngton, John, of Oak-
ington, collector of a tax in
Cambridgeshire, 27.
Oakley, Church, Chirche Ocle, co.
Southampton. 221.
Occold, co. Suffolk, Benningham in,
q.v.
Ocham, \Villiam, of Northfield, collec-
tor of a tax in Worcestershire,
414.
GENERAL INDEX.
571
Oclo Pikthard, co. Hereford, Hillhamp-
ton in, q.v.
Oeley, John, by (Janford Magna, collec-
tor of a tax in Dorset, 222.
Odain, Jolm, of Bloxworth, collector
of a tax in Dorset, 222.
Oddenell. See Odenell.
Odo, Ricliard, of Cambervvell, collector
of a tax in Surrey, 170.
Odenell, Oddenell, Odynoll, VVilliam,
collector of a tax in Leicester-
shire, 27, 150.
, of Harby, collector of a
tax in Leicestershire, 86, 121,
223.
Odoston. co. Leicester. See Odstone.
Odihain, co. Southampton, 269.
castle, 269.
Stapely in, q.v.
Ocjstone, Odeston [in Shackorstone, co.
Leicester], 141.
Odynell. See Odenell.
Offeley, co. Hertford. See Offley.
Offham, Ofham [in Southstoke], co.
Sussex, manor, 164.
Offley, Offeley, co. Hertford, 299.
Offord, John, of Huntingdonshire,
390.
Ofham, co. Sussex. See Offham.
Ogilstorp, Ogylsthorp, William,
William de, collector of a tax
in the West Riding, co. York,
26.
, . . . . , of Oglethorpe, collector
of a tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 173.
Ogle, Robert, knight, 174.
, . . . . , . . . . , Joan, late the wife
of, 144, 174.
, . . . . , Robert, knight,
son and heir of, 174.
, , sheriff of Northum-
berland, 215.
Oglethorpe, Ogylsthorp [in Bramham],
co. York, 173.
Ogwell, West, Westwogwyll, co. Devon,
church of, advowson of, 227.
, manor, 227.
Ogylsthorp, co. York. See Ogle-
thorpe.
Ogylsthorp. See Ogilstorp.
Oke, James, of Northumberland, 390.
Philip atte, esquire, 379.
Okebourne, Okeburne, Robert, 407.
, of Middlesex, 344, 396.
, Walter, ' draper,' of Oxford,
collector of a tax in Oxford,
418.
Okeford, Child, Childeokeford, co.
Dorset, 95.
Okeham, co. Rutland. See Oakham.
Okehampton, co. Devon, 295.
Okeney, co. Buckingham. See Ekeney.
Okey, Thomas, rector of Longstowe,
84.
Oldcastell, Oldecastell, Jolui, esquire,
334.
, , knight, 75, 76, 241, 249,
382.
, . . . ., . . . . , Joan de Oobham,
wife of, 75, 76.
, Richard, 425.
, Thomas, Alice (Merbm'y),
sometime the wife of, 103.
Oldcastle, Oldecastell [in Almeley], co.
Hereford, 382.
Oldecastell. See Oldcastell.
Oldehall. See Oldhalle.
Oldeland, co. Gloucester. See Old-
land.
Oldelynch, Robert, 214.
Oldeshorsham, co. Sussex. See Shore-
ham, Old.
Oldhalle, Oldehall, Edmund, 12.
escheator in Norfolk and
Suffolk, 169, 212.
, . . . . , sheriff of Norfolk and
Suffolk, 40.
, William, of Norfolk, 441.
Oldland, Oldeland [in Bitton], co.
Gloucester, manor, 308.
Olney, co. Buckingham, 337.
Olney, John, of Holt, collector of a
tax in Leicestershire, 26, 86,
121, 300.
, ..... of Westou Underwood,
commissioner to raise a loan in
Buckinghamshire, 317.
Ombresley, John, of Evesham, collec-
tor of a tax in Worcestershire,
414.
Onesworth, co. Stafford. See Hands-
worth.
Ongar, Ongre, co. Essex, hundred,
362.
Onlep, co. Leicester. See Wanlip.
Onley, John, collector of a tax in
Coventry, 29.
Onslow, Undeslowe [in St. Chad and
Pontesbury], co. Salop, 416.
Orchard, Robert, 36.
, . . . . , William, son and heir of,
36.
William, 275, 325.
, Richard, son and heir of,
325.
Orde, John de, esquire, 62.
Orowell. See Orwell.
Orfold, Overfold [in Wisborough
Green], co. Sussex, manor, 164.
Orford, co. Suffolk, 180.
castle, 180.
Orlaston, John, of Pluckley, William,
son of, 104.
Orleston, John, esquire, 240.
, Richard, esquire, 288.
, . . . . , Joan (Scot), sister
of, 288.
, Margaret (Parker),
sister of, 288.
572
GENERAL INDEX.
Orleton, Erleton [in Wellington], co.
Salop, 416.
Ormesby, William, of Melbourn, collec-
tor of a tax in Cambridgeshire,
300.
Ormond, earl of, 97.
, See also Butler.
Orpington, Orpyngton, co. Kent, 57,
79, 107, 432.
, church of, rector of. See Istele.
vicar of. See Ellerburn.
Orton, co. Cumberland, church of,
parson of. See Cok.
Longville, co. Huntingdon,
Botolph Bridge in, q.v.
Orum, John, of Frome, 326.
, , of Somerset, 294, 322,
328.
Orwell, Orewell, William, mayor and
escheator of Calais, 114, 253,
275, 366, 403.
Osborn, Osborne, Osberne, Thomas, citi-
zen and mercer of London, 249.
, . . . . , of Taunton, collector of
a tax in Somerset, 85, 120.
, Walter, of Bourn, collector of
a tax in Cambridgeshire, 172.
Oselton [co. Salop]. See Woolston.
Osmotherley, co. York, Thimbleby in,
q.v.
Osmundeiiawe, Osmunderla, William,
knight, escheator in Cumberland
and Westmoreland, 169.
, . . . . , . . . . , sheriff of Cumber-
land, 215.
Ospringe, Osprenge, co. Kent, 86, 121.
Oswestry, Oswaldestre, co. Salop, 165,
166.
castle, 165, 166.
, manor, 165, 166.
Oter, Otur, John, collector of a tax in
Berkshire, 150, 417.
, . . . . , of Ardington, collector
of a tax in Berkshire, 301.
, . . . . , of Kirk Feiiton, collector
of a tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 26.
Otterden, Oterenden, co. Kent, manor,
229.
Otteway, Ottewey, Richard de, Isabel,
late the wife of, 238, 239.
Otur. See Oter.
Oudeby, co. Leicester. See Oadby.
Oudeby, Ralph, of Hacconby, collector
of a tax in Kesteven, co. Lin-
coln, 173.
, Thomas, escheator in Warwick-
shire, 282.
, . . . . , sheriff of Rutland, 40.
Oulemore. See Ulmoor.
Ousby, Ullesby, Uluesby, co. Cumber-
land, 362.
, manor, 113.
Ouston, co. Lincoln. See Owston.
, co. York. See Owston.
Ovedale. See Uvedale.
Overfold, co. Sussex. See Orfokl.
Overkentecombe, co. Dorset. See
Kentecombe, Higher.
Overton, co. Leicester, 300.
, co. Southampton, Polhampton
in, q.v.
Market, Marketoverton, Over-
ton, co. Rutland, 152, 302.
Overton, Jolm, John de, 82.
, , esquire, 287, 288.
,...., of Hammerwich, collector
of a tax in Staffordshire, 171.
, Richard, vicar of Easton, 342.
Ovesharn, co. Essex. See Housham.
Owston, Ouston, co. Lincoln, 222.
, Ouston, co. York, 220.
Owthorne, co. York, South Frodingham
in, q.v.
Owthorp, co. Nottingham. See Ow-
thorpe.
Owthorp, Ralph, of Owthorpe, collec-
tor of a tax in Nottinghamshire,
220.
Owthorpe, Owthorp, co. Nottingham,
220.
Oxenbold, Oxbolde, Oxenbolde [in
Monkhopton], co. Salop, 28, 85,
120.
Oxford, co. Oxford, 14, 27, 88, 123,
152, 173, 301, 418.
, castle of, keeper of. See
Andrew ; Wilcotes.
, collectors of taxes in, 29, 88,
123, 153, 174, 223, 302, 418.
, college of St. Mary of Win-
chester in, 157, 158, 186, 218,
309, 402.
, mayor of, commissioner to
raise a loan in Oxfordshire, 317.
Oxford, county, collectors of taxes in,
27, 88, 123, 152, 173, 221, 301,
417.
, appointment of, ordered,
413.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 317.
, escheator in, 1 bis, 3, 16, 30,
62 (4), 63 (2), 64, 70, 72, 82,
91, 93, 103, 104, 105 bis, 142,
144, 145 bis, 177, 181, 185,
194, 195 (3), 205, 218, 235,
239 (4), 240, 246, 274 (4), 275
bis, 332 (4), 333 bis, 335 (3),
338, 367, 377 bis, 379, 380, 389,
422, 425, 426 (3).
, See also Champ ;
James ; Besiles ; Bekyngham ;
Baldyngton ; Wilcotes ; Lisle ;
Brims ; Waget.
farmers of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnagers, in. See Darnall ;
Asarme ; Kyngesmyll ; Faram ;
London.
GENERAL INDEX.
573
Oxford — cont.
, knights of Parliament for.
See Danvers ; Fetyplace.
, sheriff of, 246.
, Seenlxo ( 'omiray; Wyke-
ham (Thomas, knight) ; Golafro ;
Wilcotes ; Jamos ; VVykeham
(Thomas) ; Andrew ; Lisle.
Oxford, earl and countess of. See Voor.
Oxney, Salomon, of London, goldsmith,
' 233.
Pabenham, co. Bedford. See Paven-
hain.
Pabenharn, Laurence, Laurence de,
knight, 401.
, . . . . , . . . . , Eleanor (Teryng-
ham), daughter and heir of, 106
bis, 401.
, ,. Katharine ( Ayles-
bury), daughter and heir of,
401.
, . . . . , . . . . , Laurence, son of,
372, 401.
, . . . . , . . . . , ..... Joan
(Waleys), late the wife of, 372,
401.
Pacheshale, William, collector of a
tax in Herefordshire, 88, 123.
Paohyn, Thomas, of Bloxham, collec-
tor of a tax in Oxfordshire, 417.
Padenhawe, co. Northampton. See
Wadenhoe.
Pagam, William, 427.
Page, John, of Maldon, collector of a
tax in Essex, 87, 122.
, . . . . , of Oxenbold, collector
of a tax in Salop, 28, 85, 120.
, Richard, collector of a tax in
Staffordshire, 27.
, . . . . , of Dudley, collector of a
tax in Worcestershire, 149.
Pagyn, John, of Salop, 60, 61.
Painsford, Pynesford [in Ashprington.
co. Devon], 388.
Pak, Pakke, John, 323.
, collector of a tax in
Hampshire, 87. 122.
, Nicholas, collector of a tax in
Hampshire, 151.
, . . . . , of the Isle of Wight,
collector of a tax in Hampshire,
27, 221.
Pakeman, Simon, 169, 247 bis, 266,
396, 430.
, . . . . , Agnes, late the wife of,
196, 247 6*0, 266, 267, 396, 430.
, Joan (Vilers), sister of.
141, 247 bis, 266, 396, 430.
Pakeman, Simon — cont.
, Katharine (Dygby),
sister of, 141, 247 bis.
, . . . . , Simon, father of, 141.
Pakenham, Henry, of Shroplmm.
cs(|iiire, 175.
,....,....,...., Agnes, grand-
mother of, 175.
,....,...., , Lattice
(Heryng), sister of, 175.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Henry,
father of, 175.
Pakke. See Pak.
Pakwod, William, of Henley in Arden,
collector of a tax in Warwick-
shire, 28.
Palfrayman, John, of Stamford, collec-
tor of a tax in Kesteven, co.
Lincoln, 25.
, . . . . , of Sutton, collector of a
tax in Cambridgeshire, 87, 122.
Palgrave, Robert, 48, 58.
, of Suffolk, 198.
Pallingham, Palyngham fin Kirdford,
Wisborough Green and Pet-
worth], co. Sussex, manor,
164.
Palmer, Palmero, John, of Grove,
collector of a tax in Berkshire,
172.
, ..... of Mareham le Fen,
collector of a tax in Lindsey,
co. Lincoln, 415.
, . . . . , of North Luffenham,
collector of a tax in Rutland,
171.
, Thomas, 126.
, ..... ' brewer,' of South -
wark, collector of a tax in
Southwark, 418.
, . . . . , of Rockingham, 128.
Palton, William, Elizabeth late the
wife of, 2.
, . . . . , knight, sheriff of Glamor-
gan and Morgannwg, 79.
Palyngham, co. Sussex. See Palling-
ham.
Pamber, Pambere, co. Southampton,
forest, 112.
Pampedon, John, 17.
Pampisford, Pampesworth, Pampis-
worth, co. Cambridge, 311, 315.
Pampisham, co. Dorset, Yard in, q.v.
Pampisworth, co. Cambridge. See
Pampisford.
Panes, Walter, 265.
Panetrye, Thomas, of Walyburn, collec-
tor of a tax in Salop, 222.
Panfield, Paunfeld, co. Essex, alien
priory, 320.
Panter, Henry, collector of a tax in
Dorset, 418.
, . . . . , of Sherborne, collector
of a tax in Dorset, 86, 121.
Panton, co. Lincoln, 354.
574
GENERAL INDEX.
Pappeworth, William, knight, Alice,
late the wife of, 143.
Parels, Ralph, esquire, 334.
I'arham, Perham, co. Suffolk, manor,
180.
parises, 115, 254, 404.
Parke, Walter atte, 323.
Parker, Giles, collector of a tax in
Southwark, 302.
John, searcher of ships in
Melcombe and district, 117.
Thomas, 45, 66, 77, 259, 260.
, . . . . , farmer of Crasswell
priory, 16, 54.
, . . . . , farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnager,in Herefordshire, 8, 197.
esquire, of Hereford,
farmer of the subsidy and alnage
of cloths for sale, and alnager, in
Herefordshire and Hereford, 197.
, . . . . , of Herefordshire, 45, 46.
, William, commissioner to raise
a loan in Huntingdonshire, 314.
, . . . . , of Ridlington, collector
of a tax in Rutland, 418.
, , of Warehorne, 288.
, Margaret (Orles-
ton), wife of, 288.
parks named : —
Banstead.
Eltham.
Erringden.
Gillingham.
Havering atte Bower.
Leigh, Northpark.
Ludgershall.
Nay land.
Newton Blossom vi lie.
Rayleigh.
Thundersley.
Parle, Andrew, collector of a tax in
Bristol, 302.
, Walter, collector of a tax in
Bristol, 302.
Paries, Ralph, sheriff of Northampton-
shire, 6.
parliaments : —
15 Richard II, 232.
17 Richard II, 7.
I Henry IV, 55.
7 Henry IV, 7.
II Henry IV, 3-5, 7, 69, 70, 112,
113, 157, 203, 204, 241, 293,
349, 383, 428.
13 Henry IV, 13.
1 Henry V, 14, 25, 47, 56, 60, 61,
71.
2 Henry V, 71, 84, 119, 129, 162.
3 Henry V, 149, 192 bis, 204, 216,
246, 291, 352, 380, 429.
4 Henry V, 149, 170.
5 Henry V, 219.
7 Henry V, 298, 314.
9 Henry V, 413, 414.
Parndon, Great, Great Pyrindon, co.
Essex, church, 110.
, Outemande in, 109, 110.
, Little, Little Pyrindon, co.
Essex, parish priest of, 110.
Partrich, Partrych, Partryche,
Richard, collector of a tax in
Wiltshire, 417.
, . . . . , of Dudley, collector of
a tax in Worcestershire, 414.
, . . . . , of West Bromwich,
collector of a tax in Stafford-
shire, 85, 120.
Partute, Nicholas, clerk, 140.
Parys, Nicholas, commissioner to raise
a loan in Cambridgeshire, 315,
316.
, farmer of Linton priory,
0*7 .
Passemer, Passemere, John, of Bamp-
ton, collector of a tax in Devon,
222.
, Robert, farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Warwickshire,
9, 110.
, . . . . , of Leicestershire, 45, 66,
77.
Pasture, John, of Great Hanwood,
collector of a tax in Salop,
172.
Paswere, Thomas, of Hampshire, 19.
Paternoster, Paternostor, Edward,
collector of a tax in Wiltshire,
172.
, John, of Shifnal, collector of a
tax in Salop, 152, 222.
Patesley, John, goldsmith, collector
of a tax in London, 419.
Patgrys, John, king's feodary in
Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex,
130.
Patrington, Stephen, bishop of St.
Davids [1415-1417], 158, 186,
218, 244.
, . . . . , . . . . , guardian of the
temporalities of the bishopric of
Chichester, 233, 234, 248.
Patshull, co. Stafford, Burnhill in,
q.v.
Patton, Patyton [in Long Stan ton],
co. Salop, 301.
Patyndenne, Elisia, 323.
Nicholas, 323.
Patyton, co. Salop. See Patton.
Paule, John, knight, Joan late the wife
of, 3.
Paulet, Poulet, John, Idonia (Kaile)
late the wife of, John, son of,
30.
, . . . . , . . . . , Thomas, son of,
30.
WiUiam, 168, 169, 198, 201.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Somerset, 314,
GENERAL INDEX.
575
Paulyn, William, of Huiimanby, 194,
200.
, . . . . , . . . . , Alice, late the
wife of, 200.
, Thomas, son and
heir of, 200.
Paulynescraye, co. Kent. See. Cray,
St. Paul's.
Paunfeld, co. Essex. See Panfield.
Paunsfote, John, knight, sheriff of
Gloucestershire, 428.
Paunton, John, of Salop, i>.
Pavely, Pavele, Richard, collector of
a tax in Somerset, 27.
, . . . . , farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Somerset, 431,
432.
, . . . . , of Fromo, collector of a
tax in Somerset, 152.
Pavenham, Pabenham, co. Bedford,
manor, 372, 401.
Pavy, Richard, of London, 45, 54, 66,
77.
Pawe, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Lincoln, 224.
Paykwell, John, of Stonton, collector
of a tax in Leicestershire, 150.
Payn, Payne, Ger', 100.
, Henry, of Somerset, 161.
John, 308.
Madoc' ap Mure', 100.
, Peter, collector of a tax in
Norfolk, 171, 220, 299.
, ' frankleyn,' collector of
a tax in Norfolk, 416.
, Richard, Agnes (Langton
and Nordon), late the wife of,
114, 115, 253, 254, 403, 404.
, Stephen, 115.
, . . . . , dean of Exeter, 124.
, king's clerk and almoner,
118.
, Thomas, of Aston, collector
of a tax in Oxfordshire, 417.
, . . . . , of Wotton, collector of a
tax in Surrey, 151.
William, collector of customs
and subsidies in Melcombe and
district, 113, 130, 192.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Dorset, 318.
, . . . . , of Andover, collector of
a tax in Hampshire, 172, 301,
417.
, . . . . , of Catherston Leweston,
collector of a tax in Dorset,
221, 300.
, . . . . , of Tanworth, collector of
a tax in Warwickshire, 28.
, . . . . , of Taunton, collector of
a tax in Somerset, 416.
Paynell, Geoffrey, commissioner to
raise a loan in Kesteven, co.
Lincoln, 318.
Pays, William, farmer of the subsidy
and alnago of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Somerset, 10.
IVak, Peek [in East Meon], co. South-
ampton, 301.
Pecche, Nicholas, esquire, 32, 33.
, knight, 359.
Pece, John, collector of a tax in Oxford,
153.
Pechard, John, collector of a tax in
Essex, 27.
Pechesey, co. Essex. See Pitsea.
Pechot, William, of Hitchin, collector
of a tax in Hertfordshire, 86,
121.
Pedyngho, co. Sussex. See Pidding-
hoe.
Peek, co. Southampton. See Peak.
Peek, Peke, John, collector of a tax in
Lincoln, 153.
, Nicholas, collector of a tax in
Suffolk, 415.
, Thomas, of Langford, collector
of a tax in Bedfordshire, 85,
120.
See also Maffey.
Peion, Walter, of Herefordshire, 235.
Pek, Pekke, John, of Cople, collector
of a tax in Bedfordshire, 85,
120.
, Robert, 18, 19, 79.
Peke. See Peek.
Pekisley, co. Hereford. See Pixley.
Pekke. See Pek.
Pelefold, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Sussex, 28.
Pelham, John, knight, 119, 164.
Pelley, John, of Dorset, 303.
Pellour, Martin, collector of a tax in
Cornwall, 27.
Pelynt, co. Cornwall, Trelawney in,
q.v.
Pembridge, Penbrugge, co. Hereford,
172.
Pembroke, earl of. See Hastynges.
Penbrugge, co. Hereford. See Pem-
bridge.
Pencoed, Pencoyd [in Coychurch, co.
Glamorgan], wood, 100, 101.
Pencrich, co. Stafford. See Penkridgo.
Pengresell, John, of Thornbury, collec-
tor of a tax in Gloucestershire,
171.
Penhalt, Pennalt [in Poundstock], co.
Cornwall, 189.
Penherst, John, collector of a tax in
Sussex, 28.
Penkelly [co. Brecon], barony, 400.
Penkridge, Penkrich, Penkeryche, Peu-
crich, co. Stafford, 152, 221.
, manor, 182.
, Mitton in, q.v.
, Rodbaston in, q.v.
, Water Eaton in, q.r.
Pennalt, co. Cornwall. See Penhalt.
576
GENERAL INDEX.
Penne, Robert, collector of customs
and subsidies in Melcombe and
district, 203, 205, 216.
Penreth, Thomas, of Boston, searcher
of ships in Boston and district,
155.
Pensax, Pensaxe, John, commissioner
to raise a loan in Rutland, 316.
, , sheriff of Rutland, 296.
William, collector of a tax in
the West Riding, co. York, 220.
Peny, John, of Coker, collector of a
tax in Somerset, 152.
Penycriche, William, clerk, farmer of
Modbury priory, 320, 321.
Penyton, William, ' dyer,' collector of
a tax in Salisbury, 88, 123.
Peper, Pepir, John, of Herefordshire,
101.
, Simon, of Saffron Walden,
collector of a tax in Essex, 418.
, William, of Wendlebury,
collector of a tax in Oxford-
shire, 152.
Pepewall, co. Worcester. See Pepwell.
Pepewall, John, of Pepwell, collector
of a tax in Worcestershire, 149.
Pepir. See Peper.
Pepwell, Pepewall [in Hartlebury], co.
Worcester, 149.
Percy, Henry le, Henry de, 130.
, . . . . , Henry, son of, 205.
, . . . . , . . . . , Elizabeth, wife of,
205.
, . . . . , . . . . , Henry, earl of
Northumberland, son of, 205.
, . . . . , earl of Northumberland,
205.
, William, knight, Mary, late
the wife of, 276.
, . . . . , of Castle Leavington,
241.
, . . . . , . . . . , Christian (Bank),
late the wife of, 241.
, . . . . , . . . . , Margaret (Blau-
front), sister and heir of, 241.
Perham, co. Suffolk. See Parham.
Perkyn, John, of Shipton, collector of
a tax in Oxfordshire, 88, 123.
Perlee. See Purley.
Perpount, Roger, of Langford, collector
of a tax in Nottinghamshire, 85,
120.
Perrott, North, Northperet, co. Somer-
set, 226.
Perry, Pury [in Wembdon], co. Somer-
set, 299.
Pershore, co. Worcester, 84, 119.
St. Andrew, co. Worcester,
Wick in, q.v.
Pershut, Pershute, Jolm, collector of
of a tax in Hampshire, 87, 122.
William, esquire, 194.
Person, Persone, John, of Little
Massingham, 258,
Person — cont.
, Thomas, of Ely, collector of a
tax in Cambridgeshire, 415.
Persons, Persones, John, 419.
, ..... collector of customs and
subsidies in Melcombe and
Weymouth and district, 380,
38l'(3), 383 bis.
, . . . . , escheator in Hampshire
and Wiltshire, 308, 368, 369,
374, 432, 440.
Perveys, John, collector of a tax in
London, 419.
Perye, John, of High Cross, collector
of a tax in Hertfordshire, 221.
Peryent, John, esquire, 407.
Peryman, William, of Boxted, collector
of a tax in Essex, 172.
Perys, John, of Cliffe, collector of a
tax in Kent, 153.
Peshale, Pesale, Pesehale, Adam,
knight, 274, 322.
, . . . . , . . . . , Elizabeth (de
Mortuo Mari), late the wife of,
322.
, . . . . , . . . . , Joyce (Frevill),
late the wife of, 332, 356, 373.
, . . . . , sheriff of Salop,
262.
Petcote [co. Northampton]. See Pot-
cote.
Peterborough, Petirborough, Petir-
burgh, Petyrburgh, eo. North-
ampton, 171 bis, 223 bis, 415.
Peterill Bridge, Peterelbrigge, co.
Cumberland, 362.
Petherton, South, co. Somerset, Comp-
ton Durville in, q.v.
Over Stratton in, q.v.
Peti, John, collector of a tax in Stafford-
shire, 152.
Petirborough, Petirburgh, co. North-
ampton. See Peterborough.
Petirstre, Petystree, William, collector
of a tax in Suffolk, 26, 221 .
Petiver, Petyver, Petyfer, John, of
Luton, collector of a tax in
Bedfordshire, 28, 222, 299, 418.
, Thomas, of Luton, collector
of a tax in Bedfordshire, 85,
120.
Petworth, Petteworth, co. Sussex, 171.
, Pallingham in, q.v.
Petyclerk, Denis, of Burgh, collector
of a tax in Lindsey, co. Lincoln,
152.
Petyfer. See Petiver.
Petyjon, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Sussex, 221.
Petyngton, Thomas, chaplain, 217.
Petyrburgh, co. Northampton. See
Peterborough.
Petystree. See Petirstre.
Petyver. See Petiver.
Peuesey, co. Wilts, See Pewsey.
GENERAL INDEX.
577
Peuesham, co. Wills. Nee IVwshmn.
Peverel, Peverell, IVvcivll Kiv. honour,
190, 191, 210. :J4:{, 406.
Peverel, Thomas, bishop of Won- -in
[1407-1419], 32, 91, 158, 186,
219.
Pewewe, Thomas, ' bochour,' collector
of a tax in Worcester, 153.
Pewsoy, Peuesey, co. Wilts, 363.
Pewsham, Peueshaiu. co. Wilts, forest,
112.
Peytevyn, William, of Soham, com-
missioner to raise a loan in
Cambridgeshire, 315.
Peyto, John de, knight, 182.
, . . . . , Eleanor, wife of,
182.
Peyton, John, John de, John, son of,
144.
, . . . . , esquire, 202.
, ....-, . . . . , John, son of, 144,
202.
, . . . . , knight, Margaret, late
the wife of, 82.
Ph', Phelip, Phelipp, Phelippe. See
Philipp.
Phelippes, William, of Bath, ' touker,'
437.
Philipot. See Philpot.
Philipp, Ph', Phelip, Phelipp, Phelippe,
Alexander, 323.
, . . . . , Margaret, wife of, 323.
David, 100, 101.
John, 100.
, , knight, 104, 105 bis.
, . . . . , of Herefordshire, 107.
, Richard, 48.
, . . . . , Thomas, son and heir of,
48.
, Roger, 100 bis.
, Simon, 292.
Thomas, 100 bis.
, William, 99, 100, 180.
, , knight, 276, 410, 412,
441.
, . . . . , . . . . , Joan (Bardolf ),
wife of, 412, 441.
Philippa, duchess of York, 183, 184.
See also Mohun,
Philpot, Philipot, Philyppot, John,
64.
Robert, of Catworth, collector
of a tax in Huntingdonshire,
220, 300.
Picheford, Hawis de, 103.
Pickering, Pikeryng, Pykeryng, co.
York, 219, 300.
Pickwell, Pydekewyll [in Georgeham],
co. Devon, 230.
Pickworth, Pikworth, co. Rutland,
220.
Piddinghoe, Pedyngho, <-o. Sussex, 171.
Piddlehinton, Hynepidell [co. Dorsd ],
lands etc. of the alien prior of
Mortain in, 61.
Wt. 2415.
Piers, Richard, of Wells, farmer of tho
subsidy and alnage of cloths
for sale, and alnager, in Dorset,
111.
, Thomas, 175, 176.
Pigot, Pigkot, Pygot, Henry, of
Hitchin, collector of a tax in
Hertfordshire, 26.
John, 199, 289, 321, 361.
, of Hitchin, collector of ti
tax in Hertfordshire, 418.
, . . . . , of Lincolnshire, 266.
, of Yorkshire, 36, 231.
, Richard, of Hucklow, ' zoman,'
collector of a tax in Derbyshire,
86, 121.
Pikeryng, co. York. See Pickering.
Pikisley, co. Hereford. See Pixley.
Pikworth, co. Rutland. See Pick-
worth.
Pilcot, Pilecote [in Dogmersfield], co.
Southampton, 269.
Pill, Pull [in Hubberston, co. Pem-
broke], manor, 75, 83.
Pillerton, Pyllardyton, co. Warwick,
85, 120.
Pilton, co. Devon, 299, 315, 417.
, co. Rutland, 152.
Pimperne, Pympern, Pymperne, co.
Dorset! 26, 397, 398.
Pinchbeck, Pynchebek, co. Lincoln,
151, 344.
Pinkhurst, Pynkhurst [in Slinfold], co.
Sussex, manor, 164.
Piperell, Pyperell, Richard, esquire,
333.
, . . . . , . . . . , of Hollacombe,
388.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Joan (Fitz
Waryn), wife of, 388.
, , of Painsford, 388.
Pirly. See Purley.
Pitney, Putney Lorti, Putney Lorty,
co. Somerset, church of, advow-
son of, 208.
, hundred, 208.
, manor, 208.
Pitsea, Pechesey, co. Essex, 418.
Pitte, Pytte, John, collector of customs
and subsidies in Bridgewater
and district, 380, 381, 383.
, . . . . , ' hosyer,' collector of a
tax in Worcester, 153.
, . . . . , of Bridgewater, 128.
, William, searcher of ships in
Bristol, Bridgewater, Minehead
and district as far as Gloucester
and there, 392.
, . . . . , of Bristol, searcher of
ships in Bristol and district,
337.
Pixley, Pekisley, Pikisley, co. Hereford,
152, 172.
Playce, Robert, 56.
, ..... Katharine, wife of, 56.
F. 37.
578
GENERAL INDEX.
Playford [co. Suffolk], 313.
Playstede, Thomas, collector of a tax
in Sussex, 418.
Plechynghurst, John, of Dorking,
collector of a tax in Surrey, 299.
Plecy, John, 142, 157.
, ..... Egidia, late the wife of,
157.
, John, father of, 157.
, . . , . , John, grandfather of,
157.
, . . . . , Joan (Cammell),
sister of, 157.
Pleshey, Plessitz, co. Essex, castle.
389.
, manor, 389.
Plomle, Robert, escheator in Notting-
hamshire and Derbyshire, 308.
Plonte, John, of Haxton, collector of a
tax in Wiltshire, 220.
Ploufeld, Roger, of Herefordshire, 46,
73, 76.
Pluckley, Plukele [co. Kent], 104.
Plumpton [in Greens Norton hundred],
co. Northampton, 212, 260, 261.
Plumpton, John, of Tixover, collector
of a tax in Rutland, 220.
, Robert de, knight, collector
of a loan in the West Riding, co.
York, 317.
Plumstead, Plumstede, co. Kent, 416.
Plymouth, Plymmouth, Plyrnmouthe,
Plymmuth, co. Devon, 299.
, port of, collectors of customs
and subsidies in. See Hertis-
cote ; Spenser ; Treyage ;
Horwode ; Densyll ; Bentley.
havener in. See Chaucer.
, searchers of ships in.
See Bentley ; Jolyff ; Lakun ;
Walke.
Plympton St. Mary, co. Devon, Wood-
ford in, q.v.
Pochun, Thomas, of Whissendine,
collector of a tax in Rutland,
171.
Pocklington, Pokelvngton [co. York],
63.
, Yapham in, q.v.
Pocok, John, 206.
Podelcote, co. Oxford. See Pudlicott.
Podemour, William, of Madley, collec-
tor of a tax in Herefordshire,
222.
Podmore, Podmor [in Eccleshall], co.
Stafford, 85, 120, 307, 315.
Poge, Thomas, esquire, of Lincolnshire,
191.
, . . . . , of Nottinghamshire,
385.
Pokeford, Peter, collector of a tax in
Surrey, 26.
Pokelyngton [co. York], See Pock-
lington.
Pokeswell, John, 2.
Pole, co. Devon. See Pool.
Pole, Edmund, Edmund de la, knight,
274 bis, 310, 311.
, . . . . , . . . . , Maud, wife of,
311.
, . . . . , . . . . , Walter, son and
heir of, 311.
, John de la, clerk, 107.
, Michael de la, earl of Suffolk,
104, 105, 312, 314.
, . . . . , . . . . , Katharine, late
the wife of, 273, 312-314.
, Michael, father of,
312, 313.
, . . . . , . . . . , Michael, son and
heir of, 312.
, , William, earl of
Suffolk, son of, 312, 313.
, Peter, Peter de, Peter del,
Peter de la, commissioner to
raise a loan in Derbyshire, 318.
, escheator in Nottingham-
shire and Derbyshire, 6, 263.
, . . . . , of Derbyshire, 255.
, Thomas de la, William, son of,
363.
, knight, 334, 369, 409.
, . . . . , . . . . , Thomas, son and
heir of, 369, 409.
, Walter, WTalter de la, knight,
commissioner to raise a loan in
Cambridgeshire, 315, 316.
, . . . . , sheriff of Cam-
bridgeshire and Huntingdon-
shire, 215.
, William de la, knight, the
elder, Katharine, late the wife
of, 311.
Polesworth, co. Warwick, Stipershill
in, q.v.
Warton in, q.v.
Poleyn, Nicholas, monk, farmer of
Cowick priory, 385.
, William, of Somerset, 341.
Polhampton [in Overtoil, co. South-
ampton], 425.
Poling, Polyng, co. Sussex, hundred,
164.
manor, 136, 164.
Pollard, Richard, of Devon, ' gentil-
man,' 329.
, Walter, 329, 330.
Pollowe, John, collector of customs
and subsidies in Exeter and
Dartmouth and district, 241,
246, 381 bis, 383.
Polmorva, John, collector of a tax in
Cornwall, 86, 121, 170.
Polton, Thomas, bishop of Hereford
[1420-1422], 403.
Pomerav, John, John de la, knight,
143, 168, 198, 201, 319.
, . . . . , . . . . , Joan (Pomeray )
daughter of Joan sister of,
198, 201,
GENERAL INDEX.
579
Pomeray, John, knight —coiit.
, Joan, late the
wife of, 201, 319, 332.
, ...., Margaret (Coir).
sister of, 198, 20 1.
, Thomas, knight, 75, 201, 319.
, ..... Joan (Pom«M-;i \- ),
wife of, 198, 201.
, . . . . , ..... sheriff of Devon,
40, 66.
William, of Devon, esquire,
319, 384.
Ponchardon. See Punchardon.
Pont-Audemer, in Normandy [Euro,
France], hospital of lepers of
St. Gilles in, 56.
Pontefract, co. York, 151, 173.
priory, 51, 99, 236, 411.
Pontesbury, co. Salop, Onslow in, q.v.
Pontesbury, Pontesberi, Thomas, 126.
, ..... farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Lincoln and
the parts of Kesteven, co. Lin-
coln, 9, 11, 252.
, , of Salop, 8, 83.
Ponynges, Ponyngges, Robert, knight,
285.
, . . . . , lord de, farmer of
Stogursey priory, 33.
, lord de, commissioner to raise
a loan in Hampshire, 317.
, ..... commissioner to raise
a loan in Svissex, 317.
Pool, Pole [in Burrington], co. Devon,
250.
Poorstock, Porestoke [co. Dorset],
vicar of. See Shepton.
Pope, John, of Norbitou, 240.
, Robert, collector of a tax in
Suffolk, 415.
, of Mildenhall, collector
of a tax in Suffolk, 221.
, Walter, of London, ' draper,'
247.
Popham, Henry, esquire, 238, 263.
, . . . . , ..... Margaret, late the
wife of, 263.
, Stephen, son and
heir of, 263.
, John, Isabel, late the wife of,
273.
, . . . . , knight, Isabel (Lye),
late the wife of, 283.
Porestoke [co. Dorset], See Poorstock.
Portalla, co. Cornwall. See Port-
hallow.
Portelmouth, co. Devon. See Portle-
mouth, West.
Porter, Portour, John, of Whaplode,
collector of a tax in Holland,
co. Lincoln, 25.
, . . . . , the younger,
collector of a tax in Holland, co.
Lincoln, 173.
Porter — cont.
, Richard, of Farnham, collector
of a tax in Surrey, 88, 123, 299.
, William, 200.
, . . . . , Agnes (Frauncoys), wifo
of, 200.
, . . . . , esquire, 82.
Portesrnouth [co. Southampton]. See
Portsmouth.
Porthallow, Portalla [in Talland], co.
Cornwall, 250.
Portland, Portlond [co. Dorset], church,
186, 218.
Portlemouth, West, Portelmouth [in
Malborough], co. Devon, manor,
115.
Portlond [co. Dorset]. See Portland.
Portour. See Porter.
Portreve, William, of Buckingham-
shire, ' husbondman,' 407.
Portsmouth, Portesmouth [co. South-
ampton], liberty, 76.
, Kingston in, q.v.
Portyngton, Thomas, Thomas de, 349.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in the
East Riding, co. York, 151, 300.
Posewyk, co. Norfolk. See Postwick.
Poston, Puston [in Vowchurch, co.
Hereford], 388.
, Great, Michelporsthorn [in
Hopton Cangeford], co. Salop,
264.
, Lower, Litelporsthorn [in Hop-
ton Cangeford], co. Salop, 264.
Postwick, Posewyk, co. Norfolk, church
of, advowson of, 109.
, manor, 109.
Potcote, Petcote [in Greens Norton
and Cold Higham, co. North-
ampton], ' Foxeslond ' in, 363.
, ' Scoreslond ' in, 363.
, ' Wyntereslond ' in, 363.
Pottenham, Robert, esquire, collector
of a tax in Hertfordshire, 418.
Potter, Pottere, John, parson of
Stanlake, 355.
, . . . . , of Woburn, collector of
a tax in Bedfordshire, 299, 418.
Potton, co. Bedford, 151.
Potyn, Nicholas, esquire, 228.
Poucher, John, knight, 107.
Poulet. See Paulet.
Poundstock, co. Cornwall, Penhalt in,
q.v.
Poureston by Gyllyngham, co. Dorset.
See Bourton.
Power, Robert, of Yorkshire, 132, 136.
Powick, Powyk [co. Worcester], 40,
315.
Powis, Powys [co. Montgomery], 377,
399, 442.
Powyk [co. Worcester]. See Powick.
Powys [co. Montgomery]. See Powis.
Powys, Edward, lord de, knight, 132.
Cf. Charleton.
580
GENERAL INDEX.
Poyntz, Poynes, Poynys, Poynz, John,
of Essex, 46, 73, 76.
, Nicholas, 94.
, Robert, 65, 269, 270.
, Katharine (Fitz Nicholl),
wife of, 269, 270.
, ..... commissioner to raise a
loan in Gloucestershire, 315,
317.
Frees, Pryse, co. Salop, 172.
Mickley in, q.v.
, Sandford in, q.v.
Freest, Richard, searcher of ships in
Southampton and district, 392.
Prentys, Isabel. See Brynnesley.
, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Essex, 172.
Presfen. See Prestfen.
Preshute, co. Wilts, Clatford in, q.v.
Prestfen, Presfen, John, 286, 290.
, . . . . , of Northumberland, 116,
280.
Preston, co. Lancaster, Cottam in, q.v.
, co. Rutland, 27.
, co. Sussex, 301.
[in West Dean], co. Sussex,
manor, 164.
Preston, Edmund, of Hanningfieltl,
collector of a tax in Essex, 87,
122.
...-..., Henry, of Nottinghamshire,
76, 267.
, John, John de, 282, 283.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in
Herefordshire, 28.
, . . . . , justice of the Common
Bench, 392.
Roger, collector of a tax in the
West Riding, co. York, 26.
William, collector of a tax in
Coventry, 29.
, of Preston, collector of a
tax in Sussex, 301.
, . . . . , of Shrawardine, collector
of a tax in Salop, 416.
of Yorkshire, clerk, 430.
Pretewell, co. Essex. See Prittlewell.
Priddy, Prydy, co. Somerset, 299.
priories named : —
Abergavenny.
Allerton Mauleverer.
Bennington, Long.
Blyth.
Breamore.
Brimpsfield.
Broomholm.
Bruton.
Burwell.
Caldwell.
Campsea Ash.
Carisbrooke.
Carlisle (cathedral).
Christchurch Twynham.
Clatford.
Cogges.
priories named • — cont.
Corsham.
Coventry.
Cowick.
Crasswell.
Greeting St. Mary.
Bailing, Field.
Drax.
Dunstable.
Ellerton [on Spalding Moor].
Ellingham.
Everdon.
Exeter (St. James).
Felley.
Ferriby, North.
Fordham.
Gisburn.
Guernsey (St. Michael in the Vale).
Haltemprice.
Hedingham, Castle.
Hinckley.
Holme, East.
Hough on the Hill.
Kerswell.
Kingston on Hull (Carthusian).
Lancaster.
Lapley.
Leeds.
Linton.
Llangennith.
Loders.
Malton, Old.
Mattersey.
Minting.
Modbury.
Mortain.
New Abbey by Alberbury.
Newstead.
Nostal.
Noyon and Neufmarche.
Panfield.
Pontefract.
Ravendale.
Romney, New.
St. Clears.
St. Helens.
St. John of Jerusalem in England.
St. Michael's Mount.
St. Sever.
Sheen.
Spalding.
Sporle.
Stogursey.
Stratfieldsay e .
Thurgarton.
Tickford.
Tywardreath.
Ware.
Wareham.
Watton.
Winghall.
Wootton Wawen.
Worksop.
Priour, Richard, 228, 390, 435.
Prittlewell, Pretewell, co. Essex, 418.
GENERAL INDEX.
581
Proctour, John, of Barton on Humber,
collector of a tax in Lindsey,
co. Lincoln, 1711.
Prophet, Prophote, Pi*ofet, John, clerk,
farmer of Strut firldsuye priory,
40, 73, 7(5, 77.
, . . . . , . . . . , nephew of.
See Felde.
, . . . . , of London, ' fyssho-
monger,' farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale,
and alrmger. iu London, 10, 11.
, Robert, collector of a. tax in
Sussex, 221.
Provide, John, of Somerfield, 328, 329.
Proute, William, of \Vodmore, collector
of a tax in Somerset, 27.
Provost, Walter, collector of customs
and subsidies in Melcombe and
Weymouth and district, 291,
292", 294, 380, 381, 383.
Prydy, co. Somerset. See Priddy.
Prymor, Roger, collector of a tax in
Sussex, 22.
Prynse, Richard, of Windloy, collector
of a tax in Derbyshire, 220.
Pryso, co. Salop. See Frees.
Publow, co. Somerset, Woollard in,
q.v.
Puddlotown, Pudeletune, co. Dorset,
95, 96.
Puddyng, Jolm, of Cornwall, 202.
Pudeletune, co. Dorset. See Puddle-
town.
Pudlicott, Podelcote [in Charlbury],
co. Oxford, 93.
Pulham, Gilbert, of Suffolk, 367.
Pull [co. Pembroke]. See Pill.
Pullesdon, John, * barbour,' collector
of a tax in Worcester, 302.
Pulton, John, collector of a tax in
Northamptonshire, 150.
Pulvertofte, Richard, of Algarkirk,
collector of a tax in Holland,
co. Lincoln, 222.
Punchardon, Ponchardon, Hugh, 345.
, John, of Ellingham, collector of
a tax in Hampshire, 301.
, Oliver, Oliver do, 196, 234.
, . . . . , Agnes, late the wife of,
234.
, . . . . , John, son and heir of,
234.
Purbeck, East, Estpurbyk [in isle of
Purbeck], co. Dorset, 19.
Wharrammeswey in, q.v.
Purley, Purly, Perlee, Pirly, John, 48.
, . . . . , of Wymondham, ' gentil-
man,' 395, 430.
, Peter, 22, 63, 75.
, . . . . , Thomas, son and heir of,
75.
, Thomas, 333, 359.
, . . . . , Edmund, brother and
heir of, 359.
Parley — cont.
, William, 1, 44.
, Peter, son and heir of, 44.
, . . . . , the vounger, 267, 395,
429, 430.
Pursoll, John, 335.
, Robert, 238.
Purveour, Laurence, of Beckington,
collector of a tax in Somerset,
lf>2.
Pury, co. Somerset. See Perry.
Pury alius Chapman, William, of
Sherborno, collector of a tax in
Dorset, 221.
Puston [co. Hereford]. See Poston.
Putley, Putteley, co. Hereford, 418.
Putney Lorti, Putney Lorty, co. Somer-
set. See Pitney.
Putteley, co. Hereford. See Putley.
Pydekewyll, co. Devon. See Pickwell.
Pydell, co. Dorset, 150.
Pyell, John, late citizen of London,
Joan, late the wife of, 2.
Pyg, Pygge, Thomas, of Boston,
collector of a tax in Holland,
co. Lincoln, 151.
, farmer of the sub-
sidy and alnage of cloths for
sale, and alnagor, in Holland,
co. Lincoln, 279.
Pygot. See Pigot.
Pyk, John, of Edmonton, collector of
a tax in Middlesex, 300.
Pyke, Thomas, collector of a tax in
London, 153.
, . . . . , alderman, collector of a
tax in London, 88, 123.
Pj'kenham, William, collector of a tax
in Cambridgeshire, 221.
, . . . . , of Ely, collector of a tax
in Cambridgeshire, 172.
Pykeryng, co. York. See Pickering.
Pykeryng, Henry, collector of a tax in
Rutland, 86, 121.
, John, 331.
Pyle, John, of Bradninch, 439.
Pylkyiigton, John, knight, commis-
sioner to raise a loan in North-
amptonshire, 316.
, , sheriff of Northampton-
shire, 296.
Pyllardyton, co. Warwick. See Filler -
ton.
Pylton, John, of Oakham, 277.
, William, clerk, farmer of the
priory of St. James by Exeter,
285.
Pym, Richard, clerk, 41.
, William, of Cannington
hundred, ' gentilman,' collector
of a tax in Somerset, 416.
Pymore [in Loders], co. Dorset, 95.
Pympe, Jolm, 413.
, . . . . , Isabel, late the wife of,
413.
582
GENERAL INDEX.
Pympe, John — cont.
, Reynold, son and heir of,
413.
, . . . . , esquire, 379.
, Reynold, escheator in Kent
and Middlesex, 242.
Pympern, Pymperne, co. Dorset. See
Pimpern.
Pynchebek, co. Lincoln. See Pinch-
beck.
Pynchebek, Gilbert, of Whaplode,
collector of a tax in Holland, co.
Lincoln, 222, 415.
Pynder, Richard, collector of a tax in
Southwark, 174.
Pyne, Edmund, commissioner to raise
a loan in Devon, 315.
Pynesford [co. Devon]. See Pains-
ford.
Pynkenye, Pynkkeney, John, collector
of a tax in Berkshire, 301, 417.
Pynkhurst, co. Sussex. See Pink-
hurst.
Pynkkeney. See Pynkenye.
Pynwell, William, under-escheator in
London, 260.
Pyppard, Richard, of Latchford, collec-
tor of a tax in Oxfordshire, 152,
301.
Pyperell. See Piperell.
Pyrewell, Roger, collector of a tax in
Gloucestershire, 301.
Pyrindon, Great, co. Essex. See Parn-
don, Great.
, Little, co. Essex, See Parn-
don, Little.
Pyrton, co. Oxford, Clare in, q.v.
, Golder in, q.v.
Pyrton, William, farmer of Hinckley
priory, 43.
Pyryton, Nicholas, ' tyler,' collector
of a tax in Worcester, 223.
Pytte. See Pitte.
Pyttys, Richard, of Brigstock, 292.
Q
Quadring, Quadryng [co. Lincoln], 261.
Quahtwayht, co. Derby. See Swath-
wick.
Quapplod, co. Lincoln. See Whaplode.
Quarell, Robert, collector of a tax in
Dorset, 171.
Quamdon, Querndon, co. Derby, 151.
, Quernedon [in Barrow upon
Soar], co. Leicester, 86, 121.
Quarrendon [co. Buckingham] (?),
Quaryndon, church, 218.
Quatrernayns, Caterrnayn, Catyrmayn,
Katermayns, Katirmayns, Guy,
62, 76.
Quatremayns, Guy — cont.
, . . . . , Richard, brother and
heir of, 76.
, Richard, 308.
, . . . . , esquire, 207.
, of Oxfordshire, 393, 394.
Quatt Malvern, Qwat, co. Salop, 222.
, Dudmaston in, q.v.
Quaynt, John, 56.
Quenby [in Hungerton, co. Leicester],
258, 375.
Queniborough, Qwenyngburgh, co.
Leicester, 300.
Querndon, co. Derby. See Quarndon.
Quernedon, co. Leicester. See Quarn-
don.
Quynaton, Robert, 258.
Quynteyn, Thomas, the elder, collector
of a tax in Wiltshire, 417.
Qiiyxley, Quyxle, John, of Yorkshire,
295.
, Robert, searcher of ships in
King's Lynn and district, 15.
Qwaplode, co. Lincoln. See Whap-
lode.
Qwat, co. Salop. See Quatt Malvern.
Qwenyngburgh, co. Leicester. Sec.
Queniborough.
R
Raby, Thomas, mayor of Folkestone,
53.
Racheford, co. Essex. See Rochford.
Radcliff, Radclyf, Radclyff, James,
knight, John, son of, 201.
, John, knight, 227, 228.
, . . . . , . . . . , Cecily, wife of, 227.
, Nicholas, knight, sheriff of
Cumberland, 428.
Radclyf upon Soure, co. Nottingham.
See Ratcliffe upon Soar.
Radclyf, Radclyff. See Radcliff.
Raddenore, William, of Downton,
collector of a tax in Salop, 152.
Radecote, John, collector of a tax in
Hertfordshire, 26.
Radeford. See Ratford.
Radelyngton in Purbik, co. Dorset.
See Rollington.
Rademelde, Rademylde, Ralph, 285.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Sussex, 317.
Radeiiay, John, knight, 332. Cf.
Rodeiiey.
Radestoke [co. Somerset]. See Rad-
stock.
Radewell, John, sheriff of Bedfordshire
and Buckinghamshire, 358.
Radewynter, co. Essex. See Rad-
winter.
GENERAL INDEX.
683
Radley, co. Berks, Kennington in,
q.v.
Radstock, Hadcstokc |co. Somerset],
parson of. See Balon.
Rudwinter, Radewyriter, oo. Essex,
manor of Roos in, 347, 348.
Raggenell, co. Nottingham. See Rag-
rial 1.
Raghton, Christopher, 194.
, John de, 113.
, Oliver de, John, son of, 209.
, . . . . , . . . . , Eleanor (Broun),
mother of, 209.
Ragnall, Raggenell [in Dunham], co.
Nottingham, 27.
Ragonell, Cecily, Joan (Burrnan),
daughter of, 202.
Rainham, Reynham, co. Essex, 418.
Rainton, Raynton, Raynton by Toppe-
clyff [in Topcliffo], co. York,
321, 395.
Ralegh, Thomas, 338.
, . . . . , Joan (Braybroke),
daughter of, 338.
, . . . . , William, son and heir of,
338.
Ram, Robert, Margaret, daughter and
an heir of, 98.
Rames, Reymes, Robert, Maud, late
the wife of, 142.
, Thomas, of Bedfordshire,
147.
Cf. Reynes.
Ramesey, cos. Huntingdon and Cam-
bridge. See Ramsey.
Ramesey. See Ramsey.
Rampton, co. Nottingham, 170.
Ramsbury, Remmesbury, co. Wilts,
220.
Ramsey, Ramseye, co. Essex, 300.
, Ramesey, cos. Huntingdon
and Cambridge, abbey, prior
and convent of, 290.
, abbot of, 231.
, See also Butturwyk.
Ramsey, Ramesey, Ralph, sheriff of
Norfolk and Suffolk, 58.
, . . . . , esquire, 240.
Randolf, William, goldsmith, of Lon-
don, 373.
Rantoii, Ronton, co. Stafford, 221.
Rasen, West, Westrasen, co. Lincoln,
398.
Rassh, Clement, ' fissheman,' collector
of a tax in Norwich, 89, 124.
, John, of Oxfordshire, 411.
William, of Oxfordshire, 363.
Rasyn, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Southwark, 302.
Ratby, co. Leicester, Groby in, q.v.
Ratcliffe upon Soar, Radclyf upon
Soure, co. Nottingham, 427.
Rate, John, of El sham, collector of a
tax in Lindsev, co. Lincoln, 25,
222.
Ratford, Radoford, Nicholas, of Devon,
322, 328, 385.
Rathewell, co. Northampton. See
Rothwell.
Ravidon, Richard, esquire, of York-
shire, 327.
Rauf, Adam, collector of a tax in
Lincoln, 29.
Raundes, co. Northampton. See
Raunds.
Raundes, William, of Raunds, collector
of a tax in Northamptonshire,
415.
Raunds, Raundes, co. Northampton,
86, 121, 415.
Raunston. See Ravonston.
Ravendale [co. Lincoln], alien priory,
38, 39.
Ravenesworth, John, Alice, late tho
wife of, 331.
Ravenhull, Nicholas, of Stagsden,
collector of a tax in Bedford-
shire, 418.
Ravenston, Raunston, John, of Hamp-
shire, 111, 361.
Rawdon, Rowedon, co. York, 173.
Ray, John, of Preston, collector of a
tax in Rutland, 27.
Rayleigh, Raylegh, Reileigh, Reylegh,
co. Essex, 136, 137, 178, 348.
, honour, 136, 178, 347, 348.
,park, 136, 137, 178.
Raynell, Walter, the younger, of
Devon, 330.
Rayner, Reyner, John, 323.
, , of Fincham, 198, 268.
, . . . . , of London, 224.
Raynes. See Reynes.
Raynham, Reynham, co. Norfolk,
manor, 367.
Raynton, Raynton by Toppeclyff, co.
York. See Rainton.
Read, Reued [in Whalley], co. Lancas-
ter, 300.
Reade. See Rede.
Reading, Redyng, Redynge, co. Berks,
87, 122, 172, 222, 301.
, abbot of, 17.
, letters dated at, 200.
, Whitley in, q.v.
Recham, Roger, collector of a tax in
Essex, 220.
Rede, Reade, Reede, Edward, of
Staffordshire, clerk, 107, 108.
, Henry, of Long Stanton, collec-
tor of a tax in Cambridgeshire,
415.
, John, John le, chaplain, 20.
, . . . . , of London, 8.
, Nicholas, 94.
, Pernell, wife of, 94.
, Richard, 276, 277.
, Robert, bishop of Chichester
[1396-1415], 32, 90.
, William, 323.
584
GENERAL INDEX.
Rede, William — cont.
, . . . . , Margaret, wife of, 323.
, . . . . , clerk, farmer of Elling-
ham priory, 55.
Bedelyngton, co. Rutland. See Rid-
lington.
Redeman, Richard, knight, sheriff of
Yorkshire and keeper of York
castle, 129, 177.
Redemeld, co. Sussex. See Rodmell.
Redenhale, John, of Sawbridgeworth,
collector of a tax in Hertford-
shire, 173.
Rederys. See Redrys.
Redmar, Redmare, Thomas, searcher
of ships in Kingston on Hull
and district, 16, 392.
Rednes, Thomas, of Yorkshire, 289.
Redrys, Rederys, John, farmer of the
subsidy and alnage of cloths for
sale, and alnager, in Bristol,
341.
, . . . . , searcher of ships in
Bristol and district, 117, 207.
Redyng, Redynge, co. Berks. See
Reading.
Ree, Edmund, of Oxfordshire, 338.
Reede. See Rede.
Reepham, Refham, co. Lincoln, 305.
Regylbury, Philip, collector of a tax in
Somerset, 299.
Reileigh, co. Essex. See Rayleigh.
Rekill, Nicholas, escheator in Essex
and Hertfordshire, 209. Cf.
Rikhull.
religion, persons assuming the habit of,
98, 275, 330.
Remmesbury, co. Wilts. See Rams-
bury.
Remnam, Romneham, William, collec-
tor of a tax in Berkshire, 28,
150, 417.
Rempston, co. Nottingham. See
Rempstone.
Rempston, Robert, collector of a tax
in Dorset, 86, 121.
Rempstone, Rempston, co. Notting-
ham, 299.
Renhold, Ronhale, co. Bedford, 299,
418.
Repington, Philip, bishop of Lincoln
[1405-1419], 32, 90, 158, 186,
211, 218, 310.
Reppeslay, co. Lincoln. See Rops-
ley.
Repton, Repyngton, co. Derby, 300.
Repynghale, Repynghall, Thomas,
collector of a tax in Kesteven,
co. Lincoln, 87, 122.
, William, vicar of New Romney,
farmer of New Romnev priory,
346.
Repyngton, co. Derby. See Repton.
Reson, Walter, collector of a tax in
Dorset, 26, 171.
Reson, Walter — cont.
, . . . . , collector of customs and
subsidies in Melcombe and
district, 203 bis, 204, 205, 216.
, . . . . , collector of customs and
subsidies in Melcombe and
Weymouth and district, 291,
292, 294.
Resprenna, Richard, commissioner to
raise a loan in Cornwall, 318.
Rest, Roger, 100.
Restwold, Richard, the younger, 385,
386, 423.
Retford, Reteford, co. Nottingham,
220, 299, 416.
Retherfeld, co. Sussex. See R other -
field.
Reued, co. Lancaster. See Read.
Reve, John, 323.
, William, 323.
Rever. See Ryver.
Reylegh, co. Essex. See Rayleigh.
Reymes. See Rames.
Reynald. See Reynold.
Reyner. See Rayner.
Reynes, Raynes, John, esquire, 378.
, Richard, of Marston Morotaine,
collector of a tax in Bedford-
shire, 171.
, Thomas, esquire, 194, 195.
Cf. Rames.
Reynewell, John, 268.
Reynford, William, esquire, collector
of a tax in Essex, 418.
Reynham, co. Essex. See Rainham.
, co. Norfolk. See Raynham.
Reynold, Reynald, John, of Langham,
collector of a tax in Rutland,
152, 302.
, Richard, serjeant of the sheriff
of Cornwall, 245.
, Robert, of Atherstone, collector
of a tax in Warwickshire, 222.
, William, 261.
, . . . . , of Attleborough, collector
of a tax in Warwickshire, 222.
Reynoldyn, William, of Attleborough,
collector of a tax in Warwick-
shire, 151.
Ricall, Richard, collector of a tax in
York, 419.
Ricardeby [co. Cumberland]. See
Rickerby.
Richard II, buyer and baker of. See
Whitele.
Richard, duke of York, 135, 390, 435.
, father of. See Richard,
earl of Cambridge.
, earl of Cambridge, 135.
. , Richard son of, 137, 138,
178, 234.
ap Morgan, monk, prior and
farmer of Llangennith priory,
56, 295.
ap Yevan, 145.
GENERAL INDEX.
685
Mirliurd, Jolm, 100.
, Philip, of Bristol, st'iin-hor of
slii|)S in Bristol and district,
207.
, William, 214.
Richards Castle, Richurdrsr.istfll [cos.
Hereford and Salop], 418.
Richmond, Rychmond, co. York, 151.
Richmond, Richemond, Richeimmd,
York dioc., archdeaconry, 51,
98, 236, 324, 411.
Richmond, Richemond, earl of, 261.
Rickerby, Ricardeby [in Stanwix, co.
Cumberland], 147.
Rickinghall, Rykenhale [co. Suffolk],
313.
Rickling. Rykelyng, co. Essex, 418.
Ridlington, Redelyiigton, co. Rutland,
418.
Rigeton. See Rigton.
Riggewyn, John, John son and heir of,
23, 24.
Rigmaydyn, Rigmayden, Rygmayderi,
Ryngmayden, William, eschea-
tor in Nottinghamshire and
Derbyshire, 81, 135.
, . . . . , sheriff of Nottingham-
shire and Derbyshire, 5, 177.
Rigton, Rigeton, Thomas, of Yorkshire,
83, 92.
Rikhull, Rykhill, John, commissioner
to raise a loan in Kent, 318.
Nicholas, of Hatfield Pevorel,
' gentilman,' 320. Cf. Rekill.
Rilston, Ryllvston [in Burnsall], co.
York, 299.
Rilston, Rylleston, John, Jolm de,
collector of a tax in the West
Riding, co. York, 220.
, . . . . , esquire, collector of a
tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 161.
, . . . . , of Rilston, collector of a
tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 299.
Cf. Rolleston.
Ringmer, Ryngemer, co. Sussex, 418.
Ringstead, co. Northampton, Cotton
in, q.v.
Riple, John, 323.
Ripley, Ruple [in Sopley], co. South-
ampton, 434.
Riplington, Rypplyngton [in Whalton,
co. Northumberland], 17.
Ripon, Rypon, co. York, 417.
, Bridge Hewiek in, q.v.
Risborough, Princes, co. Buckingham,
Culverton in, q.v.
Risby, Rysby [in Rowley], co. York,
26.
Rissington, Great, Great Rysyngdon,
co. Gloucester, 415.
Riston, co. Norfolk, 320.
Risyng [co. Norfolk]. See (_'jistl«!
Rising.
Road, Rode, co. Somerset, 172.
Robell, Robert, 104.
, . . . . , Isabel (Crote), sinter •>(,
155.
, . . . . , Rosa, late the wife of,
104.
, . . . . , Thomas, son of, 155.
Robert, John, son of, 357.
'Robert, John, of High Easter, collector
of a tax hi Essex, 87, 122.
Robroke, Robrook, William, clork,
farmer of Long Bennington and
Field Dalling priory, 111.
, , of Bristol, 168.
Robyas, Thomas, 421.
Robynet, John, collector of a tax in
Essex, 300.
Rocester, co. Stafford, Combridgo in,
q.v.
Roch, Roches [co. Pembroke], manor,
75, 83.
Roche [in Maltby, co. York], monas-
tery of, abbot and convent of,
411.
Rocheford, co. Essex. See Rochford.
Rocheford, John, knight, Alice (Gib-
thorp), daughter and heir of,
423.
, . . . . , ..... Joan (Roos),
daughter and heir of, 423.
, . . . . , ..... Joan (Hillary),
mother of, 423.
Roches [co. Pembroke]. See Roch.
Rochester [co. Kent], castle, 329.
Rochester, bishop of. See Young.
, bishopric of, guardian of the
spirituality of, 310, 402.
Rochford, Racheford, Rocheford, co.
Essex, hundred, 136, 178.
Rockingham, Rokyrigham, co. North-
ampton, 128 bis.
, forest of, King's Cliff e forest
in, q.v.
, manor or lordship, 128.
Rockland, Rokeland, co. Norfolk, 175.
Rocle, John, of the Isle of Wight,
collector of a tax in Hampshire,
417.
Rodbaston [in Penkridge], co. Stafford,
manor, 182.
Rodbourne Cheney, co. Wilts, Haydon
in, q.v.
Rode, co. Somerset. See Road.
Rodeney, John de, knight, 49, 50, 334.
, . . . . , ..... Alice, late the wife
of, 49, 50.
, . . . . , . . . . , Katharine, late
the wife of, 50.
, . . . . , . . . . , Walter, knight,
son and heir of, 2, 49, 50.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Isabel, late
the wife of, 49, 50.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , John, son
and heir of, 50.
Cf. Radenay.
586
GENERAL INDEX.
Kodenhale, Bothenale, John, 441.
, . . . . , Alice (Thorp), wife of,
386, 441.
, , knight, 205, 334, 352.
, . . . . , . . . . , guardian of the
temporalities of the bishopric
of Norwich, 139.
f . . . . , . . . . , keeper of the
office of treasurer, 111, 118,
126, 131.
Koderham, co. York. See Botherharn.
Roding, High, High Bothyng, co.
Essex, manor, 162.
Bodley [in Westbury on Severn], co.
Gloucester, 161.
Bodmell, Bedemeld, co. Sussex, 301.
Kodyngton, Bobert de, collector of a
tax in Salop, 222.
Bodys, John, mayor and escheator of
Newcastle -upon-Tyne, 427 bis.
Roger, Rogore, John, 49, 50.
prior of Tywardreath
and farmer of Modbury priory,
39.
Roke, John, 50. Cf. Rooke.
Bokeland, co. Norfolk. See Rockland.
Rokell, Bokelle, Robert, of Essex,
177, 178.
, William, 331.
Rokes. See Rukes.
Rokesburgh, William, 160.
, Isabel, wife of, 160.
Rokesby, co. Lincoln. See Roxby.
Rokewod, Rokewode, William, 426.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Suffolk, 317.
, . . . . , escheator in Norfolk and
Suffolk, 6, 41.
Rokynge, co. Kent. See Ruckinge.
Rokyngham, co. Northampton. See
Rockingham.
Roley, Thomas, 206.
Bolfyndon, co. Kent. See Rolvenden.
Roller, John, 345.
Rolleston, Henry de, of Etwall, collec-
tor of a tax in Derbyshire,
300.
, Thomas, 104, 134.
, . . . . , Beatrice (Haulay), late
the wife of, 134.
, . . . . , Ellen ( Cony ers), daughter
of, 134.
, Margaret (Tirwhit),
daughter of, 134.
. . .^. ., William de, esquire, collector
of a tax in Derbyshire, 86, 121.
Cf. Rilston.
Rollington, Radelyngton in Purbik [in
Corfe Castle], co. Dorset, manor,
348, 349.
Rolvenden, Rolfynden, co. Kent, 170.
Rolves, John, 65.
Romayn, John, esquire, 332 bis.
Romby, John, ' sausemaker,' collector
of a tax in York, 302.
Rome, Jolm, of Ryhall, collector of a
tax in Rutland, 418.
Romeney, co. Kent. See Romney,
New.
Romesey, co. Southampton. See
Romsey.
Romeseye, Romesye, Oliver, 283.
, Thomas, 283, 368, 369.
, . . . . , Joan, daxighter and heir
of, 369.
, . . . . , Joan, late the wife of,
368.
, , knight, 334.
Cf. Rumsy.
Romney, New, Romeney, co. Kent,
alien priory, 38, 346.
, vicar of. See Repynghale.
Romsey, Romesey, co. Southampton,
27, 172, 175.
Ronhale, co. Bedford. See Renhold.
Ronton, co. Stafford. See Ranton.
Roo, Richard, 323.
Rooke, Walter, collector of a tax in
Devon, 222. Cf. Roke.
Boos, co. Essex, manor. See Bad-
winter.
Boos, John, lord de, 378.
, . . . . , Thomas, brother
and heir of, 378 bis, 379, 430.
, Margaret, 423.
,...., Joan (Rocheford), mother
of, 423.
, Robert, of Gedney, knight,
sheriff of Lincolnshire, 358, 368.
, Thomas, of Helmsley, knight,
Beatrice, late the wife of, 103,
104.
William, lord de, 239.
, . . . . , of Helmsley, knight,
63 bis.
Cf. Rous.
Roote, Rote, John, of Eaton, collector
of a tax in Nottinghamshire,
220 299
Ropere, William, 323.
Bopkyne, Thomas, commissioner to
raise a loan in Surrey, 315.
Ropsley, Reppeslay, co. Lincoln, 25.
Rose, Henry, clerk, 194.
....... John, of Hardmead, collector
of a tax in Buckinghamshire,
301, 416.
Roskyn, Walter, collector of a tax in
Leicestershire, 27.
Boss, Bosse, co. Hereford, 148.
Bosse, William, of Hampton, collector
of a tax in Salop, 222.
Bote. See Boote.
Bothenale. See Bodenale.
Botherbridge, Butherbrugge, co.
Sussex, hundred, 164.
Botherfield, Betherfeld, co. Sussex,
221.
, church, 83.
....... Bawtry in, q.v.
GENERAL INDEX.
587
Rothorlmm, Rodorhum, c:o. York,
87, 123.
, Dalton in, '/.'•.
Rothewell, co. Northampton. See
Rothwell.
Rothewell, Henry, of York, ' mar-
chant,' collector of a tax in
York, 174.
, Thomas, commissioner to raise
a loan in Berkshire, 316.
, William, 224.
Rothwell, Rothewell, Rathewell, co.
Northampton, 223, 415.
Rothyng, High, co. Essex. See
Roding, High.
Rotyngton, Robert, of Cumberland,
43.
Rouce, Edmund, of Boston, collector
. of a tax in Holland, co. Lincoln,
222.
, Jolm, esquire, 3, 73.
, . . . . , . . . . , William, son and
heir of, 73.
Cf. Rous.
Rouche, John, collector of a tax in
Hampshire, 301.
Rouchestre, Robert, 276.
Rouclyff, Guy, 291.
Roughton, co. Lincoln, 433.
church of, advowson of, 433.
Roun, Thomas, of Haslingfield, collec-
tor of a tax in Cambridgeshire,
150.
Rous, Baldwin, of Kiftsgate, collector
of a tax in Gloucestershire, 415.
, Christina, 143.
, John, Christian, Christina,
late the wife of, 142, 145.
, . . . . , of Fordharn, collector
of a tax in Cambridgeshire,
300.
, Robert, esquire^ collector of
a tax in Suffolk, 150.
Cf. Roos and Rouce.
Routh, Routhe, John, knight, com-
missioner to raise a loan in the
East Riding, co. York, 318.
, William, of Huntingdonshire,
18, 79.
Rowedon, co. York. See Rawdon.
Rowedon, John de, of Rawdon,
collector of a tax in the West
Riding, co. York, 173.
Roweley, co. Stafford. See Rowley
Regis.
Roweley, John de, of Rotford, collector
of a tax in Nottinghamshire,
299.
Rowley, co. Warwick, 363.
, co. York, Risby in, q.v.
Regis, Roweley, co. Stafford,
298, 417.
Rowsyng, Robert, of Newton, collec-
of a tax in Kesteven, co. Lin-
coln, 222.
Roxby, Rokesby, co. Lincoln, 25, 173.
Royhale, Richard, 133.
, . . . . , Edmund, brother of, 133.
, . . . . , Richard, son of, 104 bis,
133.
Royston [cos. Hertford and Cam-
bridge], 221, 418.
Ruckingo, Rokynge, co. Kent, 221,
299.
Ruddok, Rudduk, David, collector of
a tax in Bristol, 89, 124.
, sheriff of Bristol, 296,
354.
, John, ' webbe,' collector of a
tax in Salisbury, 88, 123.
Rudoyord, co. Stafford. See Rudyard.
Rudeyord, Richard, of Rudyard, collec-
tor of a tax in Staffordshire,
417.
Rudham, Nicholas, 188.
Rudstane, Robert, 349.
Rudyard, Rudeyord [in Leek], co.
Stafford, 417.
Rufford [co. Nottingham], priory (recte
abbey), 51, 98, 188, 236, 324,
411.
Rufford, Thomas, 333, 367.
, . . . . , Thomas, son and heir of,
367.
Ruggeley, John, of Shenstone, collector
of a tax in Staffordshire, 85,
120.
, Nicholas, of Hawkesyard,
commissioner to raise a loan in
Staffordshire, 315.
Rukes, Rokes, Thomas, collector of
customs and subsidies in Bristol
and district, 113, 130, 157,
162, 192.
Rumbeme, William, collector of a tax
in Sussex, 418.
Rumpney, Thomas, collector of a tax
in Worcestershire, 25, 298.
Rumsy, Robert, of Market Lavington,
collector of a tax in Wiltsliire,
87, 122. Cf. Romeseye.
Ruple, co. Southampton. See Ripley.
Russell, James, of Ickleton, collector
of a tax in Cambridgeshire, 221,
415.
John, 109.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Herefordshire, 317.
, escheator in Hereford-
shire and the adjacent march of
Wales, 136, 308, 388, 408.
, . . . . , sheriff of Herefordshire,
215.
, ..... of Combridge, collector
of a tax in Staffordshire, 298,
417.
, of Ickleton, collector
of a tax in Cambridgeshire, 300.
, ..... of Tamworth, collector
of a tax in Staffordshire, 298.
588
GENERAL INDEX.
Russell — cont.
Maurice, knight, 143 bis, 175,
176.
. . . , . . . . , . . . . , Isabel (Chelerey),
wife of, 175, 176.
f . . . . , . . . . , Isabel (Draytori),
daughter of, 176.
, , . . . , . . . . , Margaret (Denys),
daughter of, 175, 176.
, . . . . , . . . . , Ralph, knight, of
the Isle of Wight, father of,
175.
, Richard, farmer of the priory
of Greeting St. Mary and Ever-
don, 46.
, . . . . , mayor and escheator of
York, 336.
, . . . . , of London, 308.
Robert, 30, 326.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in
Surrey, 88, 123, 170.
, collector of customs and
subsidies in Bristol and district,
4, 13, 113, 130, 204 bis, 349,
351, 353.
, . . . . , mayor and escheator of
Bristol, 196,211,218.
, sheriff of Bristol, 76,
118.
, , of Bristol, 393.
, . . . . , . . . . , merchant, 394.
Thomas, 175, 176.
, . . . . , farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Northampton-
shire and Rutland, 394.
, of Bristol, 342.
, . . . . , of London, ' fyssh-
monger,' farmer of the priory of
Greeting St. Mary and Everdon,
366.
, . . . . , of Sussex, 57.
, . . . . , of Wighill, collector of
a tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 417.
, William, collector of a tax in
Dorset, 26, 150.
, . . . . , of Mappowder, collector
of a tax in Dorset, 171.
Russhall, Russhale, co. Wilts, 363.
Rutherbrugge, co. Sussex. See
Rotherbridge .
Rutland, county, collectors of taxes
in, 27, 86, 121, 152, 171, 220,
302, 418.
....... commissioners to raise a loan
in, 316.
, escheator in, 104, 105 bis, 142,
145 (3), 159, 239, 273, 377, 378,
400.
See also Mortuo Mari
(Thomas de) ; Grene ; Flore ;
Sellers ; Mortxio Mari ( John de) ;
Wodevyle ; Spriggy ; Lestrange ;
Mulso ; Billyng ; Compworth.
Rutland — cont.
, farmer of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnager, in. See Coldon ;
Russell.
forest, 287.
, sheriff of. See Flore ; Oudeby ;
Bellers ; Boyvell ; Burton ;
Brow ; Chesilden ; Pensax.
, shrievalty of, 286, 287.
Rutland, earl of. See Edward.
Ruyton, Ruton, co. Salop, manor, 165,
166.
Ryall, co. Rutland. See Ryhall.
Rycher, John, by Milverton, collector
of a tax in Somerset, 27.
William, of Dunton, collector
of a tax in Essex, 418.
Rychmond, co. York. See Richmond.
Ryder, John, of Staffordshire, 107.
Rye, Roger, commissioner to raise a
loan in Kent, 318.
Rygdon, William, farmer of customs
and subsidies in Carlisle and
Cumberland, 295.
Rygmayden. See Rigmaydyn.
Ryhall, Ryall, co. Rutland, 171, 418.
Rykelyng, co. Essex. See Rickling.
Rvkenhale [co. Suffolk]. See Ricking-
hall.
Rykhill. See Rikhull.
Rylleston. See Rilston.
Ryllyston, co. York. See Rilston.
Ryman, William, commissioner to
raise a loan in Sussex, 317.
, . . . . , escheator in Surrey and
Sussex, 81, 109.
, . . . . , fanner of possessions of
the abbot of Sees in England,
34.
, . . . . , farmer of Wareham
priory, 36.
, . . . . , esquire, 419.
, . . . . , farmer of tne sub-
sidy and alnage of cloths for
sale, and alnager, in Kent, 432.
Ryngebourn, Ryngebourne, William,
commissioner to raise a loan in
Hampshire, 317.
, . . . . , sheriff of Hampshire,
358, 428.
Ryngeley, John, collector of a tax in
Staffordshire, 221.
Ryngemer, co. Sussex. See Ringmer.
Ryngowod. See Ryngwode.
R.yngmayden. See Rigmaydyn.
Ryngwode, Ryngewod, Thomas, 140.
, . . . . , sheriff of Wiltshire,
296.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in Wiltshire, 317.
, . . . . , of Hampshire, 140.
, . . . . , . . . . , Joan (Bayford),
wife of, 140.
Rypon, co. York. See Ripon.
GENERAL INDEX.
589
Rypplyngtou [co. Northumberland].
See Riplington.
Rysby, co. York. See Risby.
Rysing, co. Norfolk. See Castle
Rising.
Rysyngdon, Great, co. Gloucester.
See Rissington, Great.
Ryver, Rever, Adam, collector of a
tax in Oxford, 88, 123.
, John de la, 332, 353.
, . . . . , esquire, Joan, late the
wife of, 332.
, Richard de la, Margaret
(Bellers), daughter of, 258.
Ryvers, John, of Dunster, collector of
a tax in Somerset, 152.
S
Sabbe, Nicholas, farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Huntingdon-
shire and Cambridgeshire, 82.
Saberne, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Middlesex, 86, 121.
Sabrichesworth, Sabrychesworth, co.
Hertford. See Sawbridge-
worth.
Sachevile, Sacheville, John, 378.
, Richard, of Devon, 325.
Sadbergh, co. York. See Sedbergh.
Sadeler, Sadiller, David, 292.
, John, vintner, collector of a
tax in London, 302.
, Robert, of Loughborough,
collector of a tax in Leicester-
shire, 170.
Sage, William, of Scarborough, collec-
tor of a tax in the North Riding,
co. York, 173.
Saham, co. Cambridge. See Soham.
St. Albans, co. Hertford, 26, 86, 121,
152, 173, 221, 299, 418.
abbot of-, 32, 91, 94, 160, 187,
219, 310. 403.
St. Asaph [co. Flint], bishop of. See
Lancaster.
St. Benedict, order of, monks of, 56,
327, 337.
, ..... nuns of, 98.
St. Bridget Beckermet, co. Cumberland,
Calder in, q.v.
St. Chad, co. Salop, Onslow in, q.v.
St. Clears [co. Carmarthen], alien
priory, 37, 138, 353, 354.
St. Clement Danes without the bar
of the New Temple, London,
[co. Middlesex], parish of, 384.
, . . . . , ' Holweylane ' in, 384.
St. Davids [co. Pembroke], bishop of,
56.
St. Davids, bishop of — cont.
, See also Chicheley ;
Catrik ; Patrington ; Nichols.
, bishopric of, guardians of the
temporalities of. See Merbury ;
Walter.
St. Decuman, co. Somerset, Washford
in, q.v.
Watchet in, q.v.
, Williton in, q.v.
St. Helens, Isle of Wight, alien priory,
31, 409, 410.
St. Ives, Sentyvys, co. Huntingdon,
417.
St. James, co. Devon, alien priory.
See under Exeter.
St. John of Jerusalem, prior of in
England, 50, 76.
St. Mary Lynge, Seyntlynge, Sent-
lynge [in St. Mary Cray], co.
Kent, manor, 79.
St. Michael's Mount, co. Cornwall,
priory, 33.
St. Neots, co. Huntingdon, 28, 86, 121,
171, 417.
bridge of, 152.
St. Osyth, St. Osith, co. Essex, 27.
St. Sever, Severey [Calvados, France],
alien priory, 303.
St. Stephens by Saltash, co. Cornwall,
Saltash in, q.v.
, Trematon in, q.v.
St. Taurin [in Evreux, Eure], France,
monastery of, abbot and con-
vent of, 55, 56.
Salcombe, Saltecombe [in Malborough],
co. Devon, manor, 115.
Salerne, John, collector of a tax in
Sussex, 87, 122.
Salesbury, John, of Leominster, collec-
tor of a tax in Herefordshire,
172.
, William, 366.
Salewey. See Salwey.
Salfletby, co. Lincoln. See Saltfleetby.
Salford Abbots, Little Salford [in
Salford Priors], co. Warwick,
222.
Priors, co. Warwick, Salford
Abbots in, q.v.
Salisbury, co. Wilts, 11, 26, 87, 111 bis,
122, 150, 172, 220, 302, 321 bis,
322, 418.
, collectors of taxes in, 28, 88,
123, 153, 224, 302, 418.
, farmers of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnagers, in. See Harleston ;
Esmell.
, king's alnagers in. See Cors-
combe ; Melbourne ; Beeston ;
Eburton.
, mayor and bailiffs of, 28, 88,
153. '
Salisbury, bishop of, 97.
590
GENERAL INDEX.
Salisbury, bishop of — cont.
See also Mitf ord ;
Hallam ; Chandeler.
Salisbury, earl of. See Monte Acuto.
Salkeld, Hugh, escheator in Cumber-
land and Westmoreland, 135.
, Roger de, 113, 114.
, . . . . , Alice (de Crakanthorp),
daughter and heir of, 114.
, . . . . , Joan, late the wife of,
64, 113, 114.
Sallowe, George, George de, esquire,
196, 233, 249.
, . . . . , of Stanton by Dale,
232.
, . . . . , . . . . , Agnes, daughter
and heir of, 232.
... , . . . . , Thomasia, late
the wife of, 232.
Salop, county, collectors of taxes in,
' 28, 85, 120, 152, 172, 222, 301,
416.
, escheator in, 1 bis, 19, 30, 49,
62 bis, 63, 64, 103 bis, 104, 105,
106, 107, 118, 144, 146 bis,
163, 165, 195, 196, 239 bis, 264,
274 (3), 275, 322, 331 bis, 332,
333 (3), 334 (3), 335 (3), 364,
373, 377, 378 bis, 379, 399, 421,
422, 426 (3), 436, 442.
, See also Haukeston ;
Holbech ; Lochard ; Horde
(William) ; Burley ; Corbet ;
Horde (Richard).
, farmer of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnager, in. See Semper ;
Laurence ; Cavendyssh ; New-
ton ; White.
, sheriff of, 436.
, See also Brugge ;
Corbet (Robert, knight) ;
Lakun ; Haukeston ; Ludlowe ;
Peshale ; Corbet (Robert) ;
Bruyn.
Salt, William de, collector of a tax in
Staffordshire, 152.
Saltash, Assheburgh, Asshburgh [in St.
Stephens by Saltash, co. (&rn-
wall], manor, 235.
Saltby, John, of Gonerby, collector of
a tax in Kesteven, co. Lincoln,
222.
Peter, mayor and escheator of
Lincoln, 104.
Saltecombe, co. Devon. See
Salcombe.
Salter, John of York, ' barker,' collec-
tor of a tax in York, 154.
Richard, collector of a tax in
Sussex, 28, 150.
, William, of Dean, collector of
a tax in Bedfordshire, 418.
Salterton, lord de. See Judde.
Saltfleetby, Salfletby, co. Lincoln, 173.
Saltford, co. Somerset, church of,
advowson of, 49, 50.
, manor, 49, 50.
Saltwell, Richard, of Ickwell, collector
of a tax in Bedfordshire, 299.
Salvayn, Salvan, Salveyn, George,
125, 179, 196, 232, 358, 359.
, . . . . , Elizabeth (Mauley),
wife of, 124, 125, 179, 232, 358,
359
, , heir of, 232, 233, 358,
359.
, Gerard, escheator in Yorkshire,
210.
, John, sheriff of Warwickshire
and Leicestershire, 261.
, ..... of Yorkshire, esqviire,
393.
, Roger, knight, 335.
Salwey, Salewey, John, of Cannock,
collector of a tax in Stafford-
shire, 152.
, Thomas, of Dagnall, collector
of a tax in Buckinghamshire,
172.
Salyerd, Richard, of Scarringtori, collec-
tor of a tax in Nottinghamshire,
170.
Sambourne, Nicholas, the younger,
99.
Sambrok, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Somerset, 85, 120.
Sammell, William, 95.
Sampford Brett, Sampford Bryt, co.
Somerset, manor, 115.
, Torweston in, q.v.
Great, co. Essex, manor of
Stanle alias Giffards in, 347,
348.
Sampford, Hugh, collector of a tax in
Somerset, 27, 47, 60.
Sampoule, William, of Byram, collec-
tor of a tax in the West Riding,
co. York, 417. Cf. Sancto
Paulo.
Sampson, Patrick, Margaret, late the
wife of, 336, 367.
, . . . . , ..... Richard Sampson,
son and heir of, 367.
....... Thomas, 241.
, William, collector of a tax in
Norwich, 29.
, . . . . , of Amesbury, collector
of a tax in Wiltshire, 417.
Sampton. See Santon.
Sancto Amando, Amaury de, knight,
Eleanor (Braybroke), daughter
of, 191.
, , Ida (West),
daughter of, 191.
Sancto Claro. See Seyntcler.
Sancto Mauro. See Seymour.
Sancto Paulo, Peter de^ 277. Cf.
Sampoule.
Sandall, co. York, 220,
GENERAL INDEX.
591
Sandford, Sandeford, co. Oxford, 268.
Sonford [in Frees], co. Salop,
manor, 118.
, Sonford [in West Felton, co.
Salop], manor, 163.
Sandhoton, co. York. See Hutton,
Sand.
Sandown, Sandon [in Esher], co.
Suri-ey, 119, 137.
Sandre. See Saundre.
Sandwich, co. Kent, port of, collectors
of customs and subsidies in.
See Holym ; Burton ; Chalton ;
Lane ; Lodes ; Warner ;
Lowther.
, searchers of ships in.
See Weyvile ; Hotoft ; Norton.
Sangelton, co. Sussex. See Singleton.
Santon [in Appleby], co. Lincoln, 173.
Santon, Sampton, John, 23, 277.
, . . . . , of London, 107.
of Yorkshire, 215.
, Richard, Richard de, collector
of a tax in the East Riding, co.
York, 417.
of Cave, collector of a
tax in the East Riding, co.
York, 220.
, Robert, Robert de, of North
Cave, collector of a tax in the
East Riding, co. York, 300.
, of South Cave, collector
of a tax in the East Riding, co.
York, 220.
, Thomas, Thomas de, collector
of a tax in the East Riding, co.
York, 88, 123.
, of South Cave, 325.
, William, of Barrow upon
Humber, collector of a tax in
Lindsey, co. Lincoln, 152.
, of Santon, collector of a
tax in Lindsey, co. Lincoln,
173.
Sanyngford, John, collector of a tax in
Surrey, 88, 123.
Sapurton, John de, 62.
, Roger, of Middlesex, 346.
Sare, John, collector of a tax in Essex,
220, 221.
. j . . . . , Simon, of Dunstable, 231.
Sareson, William, clerk, 57, 347, 408.
Sarsden, Sherchesdeno, co. Oxford, 93.
Sarson, Savageston [in Amport], co.
Southampton, 221.
Sarum, Old [co. Wilts], castle, 183.
185, 306, 370.
Saundre, Sandre, Richard, 323.
, . . . . , clerk, 54.
Cf. Alisaundre.
Saundres, John, collector of a tax in
Gloucester, 88, 123.
, Thomas, bailiff of Henbury,
collector of a tax in Gloucester-
shire, 85, 120.
Sausser, Nicholas, of Stratford on
Avon, collector of a ta?t in
Warwickshire, 28.
Sauston, co. Cambridge. See Sawston.
Sautery, William, collector of a tax in
Essex, 27.
Sautre, co. Huntingdon. See Sawtry.
Savage, Sauvage, Arnold, knight, 228,
323.
, . . . . , Joan, wife of, 323.
, John, escheator in Somerset
and Dorset, 396, 397.
, , knight, 132.
, . . . . , . . . . , Maud, late the wife
of, 379.
, Peter, collector of customs
and subsidies in Great Yar-
mouth and district, 5, 13.
Savageston, co. Southampton. See
Sarson.
Saveney, Robert, of Repton, collector
of a tax in Derbyshire, 300.
Sawbridgeworth, Sabrichesworth,
Sabrychesworth, co. Hertford,
156, 160, 173, 299.
Sawell, Henry, of Copley, collector of
a tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 417.
Sawley, co. Derby, Hopwell in, q.v.
Sawston, Sauston, co. Cambridge, 311.
, manor alias ' Perotesmaner,'
311.
, Dernford in, q.v.
Sawtry, Sawtre, Sautre, co. Hunting-
don, 86, 121, 171.
Saxilby, eo. Lincoln, Ingleby in, q.v.
.Saxilby, John, of Torksey, collector of
a tax in Lindsey, co. Lincoln,
415.
Say, William, searcher of ships in
Melcombe and district, 297.
Saymour. See Seymour.
Scalby, co. York, Throxenby in, q.v.
Scalby, William, William de, 420.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in the
North Riding, co. York, 417.
Scales, Roger, knight, Joan, late the
wife of, 64.
Scarborough, Scarburgh, co. York,
173.
Scarburgh, Scardeburgh, Skardeburgh,
John, of Yorkshire, 127.
William, of Yorkshire, 111,
119, 138, 272, 279, 352.
, . . . . , . . . . , the younger, 154,
197.
Cf. Scorburgh.
Scardevile, Scardevyle, John, collector
of a tax in Sussex, 87, 122.
William, 374.
,...., Margaret (Fuyst), mother
of, 374.
Scuresdale, co. Derby. See Scarsdale.
Scarlet, John, of Worlington, collector
of a tax in Suffolk, _221,
592
GENERAL INDEX.
Scarlet — cont.
, Robert, of Lavenham, collector
of a tax in Suffolk, 86, 121.
Scarrington, Skeryngton, co. Derby,
170.
Scarsdale, Scaresdale, co. Derby,
[hundred], 151.
Scatford, John, 176.
, Thomas, son and heir of,
176.
Scharp. See Sharp.
Scharpham, co. Devon. See
Sharpham.
Schep, David, 100.
Schipley. See Sheppeley.
Schytlington, co. Bedford. See Shil-
lington.
Scolemaystre, Thomas, of Noke, collec-
tor of a tax in Herefordshire,
301.
Scolond, Frank de, Emeline late the
wife of, 2.
Scorburgh, Scoreburgh, William, of
Boxby, collector of a tax in
Lindsey, co. Lincoln, 25.
, . . . . , of York, merchant,
collector of a tax in York, 224.
Cf. Scarburgh.
Scot, Scotte, John, clerk, 258.
, . . . . , of Eaton, the elder,
collector of a tax in Bedford-
shire, 222.
, , of Norfolk, 281.
, of Wiltshire, 303.
, of Yorkshire, 291.
, Robert, commissioner to raise
a loan in Huntingdonshire, 314.
, . . . . , sheriff of Cambridge-
shire and Huntingdonshire, 177,
358.
, William, guardian of the
temporalities of the bishopric of
Chichester, 350, 355.
, of Brabourne, 288.
, . . . . , . . . . , Joan (Orleston),
wife of, 288.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in Kent, 318.
, . . . . , of London, Isabel, late
the wife of, 195, 210, 211.
, . . . . , . . . . , William,
son and heir of, 211.
Scoter, John, 243.
Scotfold, John, collector of a tax in
Essex, 300.
Scotland, military service in, 241.
Scots, defence against the, 235, 324.
, marches of England towards
the, 99, 236.
Scotte. See Scot.
Scounfyt. See Skoumfyt.
Scrivelsby, Scryvelby, co. Lincoln,
433.
, church of, advowson of. 433.
, manor, 433, 434,
Scrop, Scrope. See Lescrop.
Scrwelby, co. Lincoln. See Scrivels-
by.
Scryven, John, of Longnor, collector
of a tax in Salop, 172.
Scull, Miles, 210.
sea, lands destroyed by the, 324,
411.
seal, the great, exemplification under,
166, 213.
Searby, Sereby, Seuerby, co. Lincoln,
' 173.
, manor, 60.
Seaton, Seyton, co. Rutland, 302.
Sedbergh, Sadbergh, co. York, 124.
Sedeman, William, collector of a tax in
Norwich, 223.
Sedgewick, Seggewik [in Nuthurst
and Horsham], co. Sussex,
manor, 276.
Sees [Orne, France], possessions of
the alien abbot of in England,
34.
Sees, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Lincoln, 302.
Seeton. See Seton.
Segeford, Stephen, of Theddlethorp,
collector of a tax in Lindsey,
co. Lincoln, 301.
Seggewik, co. Sussex. See Sedgewick.
Segrave, Thomas, 267.
, , of Groby, 395, 429.
, Walter, collector of a tax in
Southwark, 223.
Seint Aubyn, Seintaubyn, Seyntaubyn,
John, 239.
, , heir of, 332 bis.
, . . . . , Joan, daughter and heir
of, 360.
, . . . . , Margaret, daughter and
heir of, 360.
, . . . . , esquire, 303, 351.
, . . . . , ..... Joan, daughter
and heir of, 303, 351.
,....,...., Margaret, daughter
and heir of, 303, 351.
Seint George, Roger, collector of a tax
in Salop, 85, 120.
Seint Johan, John, knight, 101.
....... . . . . , . . . . , Elizabeth (de la
Beer), mother of, 101.
Seint Just, Seint Joust, Alan, collector
of a tax in Kent, 153.
, esquire, 273.
Seintavibyn. See Seint Aubyn.
Seintemarieberwes, co. Essex. See
Bures, St. Mary.
Seintemariecraye, co. Kent. See Cray,
St. Mary.
Seintleger, Juliana, 194, 228, 229.
, Thomas, 228, 229.
,...., Eleanor (Fogg), daughter
of, 229.
, . . . . , Joan (Evyas), daughter
of, 229.
GENERAL INDEX.
593
Saint Maur. See Seymour.
Sekyndon, Robert de, collector of a
tax in Warwickshire, 85. 120.
Selby, co. York, 173, 215, 299.
'. . , abbey, 51, 99, 236, 324.
, ..... abbot and convent of,
411.
Selby, John, 23.
, Thomas, of Chichester, collec-
tor of a tax in Sussex, 301.
, of Pimperne, collector of
a tax in Dorset, 26.
Selewode, co. Somerset. See Selwood.
Sellindge, Sellyng by Monkes Hortoii,
co. Kent, 416.
, Somerfield in, q.r.
Selling, Sellvng by Faveresham, co.
Kent, 416.
Sellyng by Monkes Horton, co. Kent.
See Sellindge.
Selman, John, 320.
, Richard, of Bridgenorth,
collector of a tax in Salop, 152.
, . . . . , . . . . , ' gentilman,'
collector of a tax in Salop, 416.
Selmon, Richard, of Moreton, collector
of a tax in Staffordshire, 221.
Selston, co. Nottingham, 170.
Selton by Gyllyngham, co. Dorset.
See Silton.
Selver. See Silver.
Selwood, Selewode, co. Somerset,
forest, 94.
Seman, John, collector of a tax in
Hampshire, 151.
Seme, Hugh, of Ragnall, collector of a
tax in Nottinghamshire, 27.
, William, of Newark, collector
of a tax in Nottinghamshire,
220.
Cf. Semy.
Semley, Semele, Semeley, Thomas, 332,
335.
, . . . . , Anastasia (Bodenham
and Barenger), late the wife of,
140, 424.
Semper, Urian, farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Salop, 8.
Sempringham, Sempyngham [co. Lin-
coln], order of nuns of, 330.
, . . . . , John, master of, 330.
Semy, John, of Burnham, collector of
a tax in Essex, 220. Cf. Seme.
Senclere. See Seyntcler.
Sengleton, Sengiltone, Sengylton,
Thomas, collector of a tax in
Suffolk, 26, 415.
, of Stonham, collector
of a tax in Suffolk, 150.
Sentlynge, co. Kent. See St. Mary
Lynge.
Sentyvys, co. Huntingdon. See St.
Ives.
Sereby, co. Lincoln. See Searby.
Wt. 2415.
Serf. See C'erf.
Sri-grant, Serjaiit, Henry, 180.
, William, collector of a tax in
Worcestershire, 25.
Sergeantson, Thomas, of Moulton,
collector of a tax in Holland,
co. Lincoln, 301.
Sergeux, John, Elizabeth, late the
wife of, 250.
Serjant. See Sergeant,
serjeanties : —
for which the sheriff of Dorset
rendered 5s. yearly, 139.
of a rose, 149, 271, 374.
of a sparrow-hawk, 108.
of a white capon, when the king
shall ride through the land, 374.
of being the king's champion on
his coronation day, 433, 434.
of common suit of court, 183.
of finding a man to keep the king's
hay of BentleyinCannock forest,
388.
of finding a man to ride to Mont-
gomery castle in the king's
service for the safe keeping of
the castle for 40 days in time of
war by the Welsh against the
English, 118.
of finding a man with a horse, a
sack and a pin to carry the
king's wooden vessels with the
king, when he passes with his
army by reason of war with
Wales, for 40 days, at the king's
charges for food and drink for
the said man and horse, 324.
of finding an armed man, with
acton, ' palet,' lance and gloves
of plates, and with an unbarded
horse, in time of war in Scot-
land for 40 days at the cost of
the lord of the manor, 241.
of finding a ' spete ' of timber in
the king's kitchen on his corona-
tion day, 436.
of finding a stable for one horse of
the king when he shall come
within the county, 306.
of finding in the king's army
during war in Wales a horse
of the price of 5s., a sack and
a 4 pryk,' for 40 days, 406.
of keeping a greyhound of the
king at his command, 270.
of keeping a moiety of Groveley
forest and rendering I2d. to the
king at Old Sarum castle yearly
by the sheriff of Wiltshire, 306,
370.
of keeping certain bailiwicks and
assarts in King's Cliffe forest,
44.
of keeping the forest and park of
Gillingham, 371.
F. 38.
594
GENERAL INDEX.
serjeanties : — cont.
of keeping the king's goshawk, 264.
of paying to the king a horsecomb
within 15 days after his corona-
tion, 294.
of rendering 3s. yearly at Exeter
castle and giving 3 barbed
arrows to the king when he
hunts in Dartmoor, 227.
of rendering to the king a pair of
gilt spurs, 59.
of rendering pepper, 190, 191, 348.
of rendering two muids of wine
and 200 pearmains yearly, 272.
of rendering yearly at the
Exchequer a pair of gloves, of
the price of 2d., payable by the
sheriff of the county, 305.
of 6d. yearly for a pair of gilt
spurs, payable by the sheriff of
the county, 305,*318.
of serving the king in the office of
the pantry on his coronation
day, 21, 67.
of suit to the sheriff's turn, 180.
of watches for the protection of
Calais, 114, 253, 366, 403.
See also tenures.
Serjeants at law, the king's, 226, 252,
389.
Rerle, John, of Devon, 320, 321.
, William, collector of a tax in
Dorset, 150, 171.
Servyngton. See Cervyngton.
Sessay, Cesay, co. York, 219.
Sete, co. Salop. See Sheet, the.
Sete, John, of the Sheet, collector of a
tax in Salop, 172.
Soton, Seeton, John, of Cleveland,
collector of a tax in the North
Biding, co. York, 26.
, Thomas de, collector of a tax
in the North Riding, co. York,
417.
, . . . . , of Cleveland, collector
of a tax in the North Riding,
co. York, 173.
Setter, Richard, of Wells, collector of
a tax in Somerset, 172.
Seuerby, co. Lincoln. See Searby.
Sevenoke, Sevenok, William, mayor
and escheator of London, 240,
274.
Severey. See St. Sever.
Severnestoke, Severnstoke, co. Wor-
cester. See Stoke, Severn.
Sewale, Simon, of London, ' sadeler,'
collector of a tax in London,
223.
Sewer, Soure [in Malborough], co.
Devon, manor, 115.
Seymour, Seymoure, Sancto Mauro,
Saymour, Seint Maur, Edmvind,
knight, 380, 426.
John de, 105.
Seymour, John do — coat.
, . . . . , esquire, heir of, 389.
, Nicholas, heir of. See Lovell.
, . . . . , esquire, 336.
, Richard, Richard do,
esquire, heir of, 336.
, . . . . , knight, Alice, daughter
of, 386.
, , , heir of, 333.
Robert, 2.
, Roger, esqiiire, 332.
Seynclere. See Seyntcler.
Seyne, Richard, clerk, farmer of St.
Clears priory, 353, 354.
Seynesbury, Thomas, of Gloucester-
shire, 395.
Seynlowe, John, esquire, 42, 59, 131.
Seyntaubyn. See Seint Aubyn.
Seyntcler, Seyntclere, Sancto Claro,
Senclere, Seynclere, Adam, 282.
, John, John de, 326.
, , heir of, 348.
, . . . . , Thomas, brother and
heir of, 326.
, , knight, 284, 285, 289,
291, 293.
, , Thomas, brother
of, 284, 286, 289, 291, 293.
, Philip, knight, 116.
, . . . . , . . . . , Margaret, late tho
wife of, 116.
, . . . . , . . . . , son and heir of,
116.
, Thomas, esquire, 144 bis.<
Seyntlynge, co. Kent. See St. Mary
Lynge.
Seyton, co. Rutland. See Seaton.
Seyvynton, co. Kent. See Keving-
town.
Shackerstone, co. Leicester, Barton in
the Beans in, q.v.
, Odstone in, q.v.
Shaftesbury, Shaft/on', co. Dorset, 86,
12i;222, 227.
Shakill, William of Turvey, collector
of a tax in Bedfordshire, 151 .
Shardelowe, John, 359.
Shareshull, Richard, of Kidderminster,
collector of a tax in Worcester-
shire, 84, 119.
, William de, justice of the
Common Bench, 213.
Sharp, Scharp, Sherp, John, sheriff of
Bristol, .15, 30.
, Roger, of London, ' skynner,'
350.
, Thomas, of Boston, collector
of a tax in Holland, co. Lincoln,
301.
Sharpham, Scharpham [in Ashpring-
ton], co. Devon, 222.
Sharpricks, Sharprix [in Boldre], co.
Southampton, 97.
Shavington, Shavynton [in Adderley,
co. Salop], 307.
GENERAL INDEX.
595
Shawo, John, collector of a tax in
London, 29.
•Shed wall, Walter do, 214.
Sheen. Shene | co. Surrey], house <>f
Jesus of Betheieemof, 309, 402.
Sheepbridge, Groat [in Swallowfiold,
co. Berks formerly cos. Berks
and Wilts], Croat Shupperugge,
co. Wilts, 440.
Sheet, the, Sete [in Ludford], co. Salop,
172.
Sheffeld, Shefeld, Robert, 275.
, William, William do, 231.
, . . . . , of Seaton, collector of a
tax in Rutland, 302.
Sheldon, co. Warwick, 85, 120.
.manor, 217, 225, 226, 280, 290.
Sheldon, John, of Rowley, 363.
, Thomas, of Sheldon, collector
of a tax in Warwickshire, 85,
120.
Shelford, co. Nottingham, 357.
, Newton in, q.v.
, Great, Shelford, co. Cambridge,
221, 300.
Shelley, Thomas, knight, 81.
Shelton, Ralph, knight, 63.
, William, esquire, 379.
Shelve, co. Salop, manor, 74.
Shene [co. Surrey]. See Sheen.
Shenefeld, co. Essex. See Shenfield.
Shenesfeeld, John, of Stanstead, 259,
267.
Shenfield, Shenefeld, co. Essex, manor,
389.
Shenley, co. Buckingham, Westbury
in, q.v.
Shenstone, Shenston, co. Stafford, 85,
120.
Shepener, John, collector of a tax in
Hampshire, 87.
, of Basingstoke, collector
of a tax in Hampshire, 27, 122.
Shepewassh, John, chaplain, farmer
of Modbury priory, 321.
, . . . . , clerk, farmer of Modbury
priory, 320.
Shepey, Shepeye. See Sheppey.
Shepham, co. Somerset. See Shipham.
Shepherd, Shepherde, Shephird, Shep-
hurd, John, of Ampthill, collec-
tor of a tax in Bedfordshire, 151.
Richard, of Lovington, 50.
, Robert, ' on the ' Brigge,
collector of a tax in Bristol, 29.
, William, of Harrowden, collec-
tor of a tax in Northampton-
shire, 150.
Shopman. See Dyer.
Sheppeley, Schipley, John do, collector
of a tax in the North Riding,
co. York, 151.
, . . . . , of Thimbleby, collector
of a tax in the North Riding,
co. York, 87, 122.
S ! i < • ppeley — co nl.
Of. Shiple.
Sheppoy, Shepev, Shepeye, Sheypeye
[co. Kent], 0, 817, 818,
Shepton Beauchamp, Shepton, co.
Somerset, 220.
Montague, Shipton Montagu,
co. Somerset, 95.
, manor, 94.
Shepton, John de, vicar of Poorstock,
47.
Sherard, Henry, collector of a tax in
Dorset, '86, 121.
Sherborne, Shirborn, Shirebourn, Shir-
burno, co. Dorset, 86, 121, 221,
227.
, Newland in, q.v.
Sherbourne, John, of Wyboston, collec-
tor of a tax in Bedfordshire,
171.
Sherchesdene, co. Oxford. See Sars-
den.
Shore, Shire, co. Surrey, 180.
, Gomshall in, q.v.
sheriffs, appointments of, 5, 6, 15, 22,
30, 40-42, 66, 70, 71, 76, 83,
98, 118, 128, 129, 168, 176,
177, 191, 210, 212, 214, 215,
250, 251, 260-262, 267, 277,
295, 296, 304, 354, 358, 368,
383, 384, 406, 421, 427-429.
Shermon, William, of Lichfield, collec-
tor of a tax in Staffordshire,
152.
Sherp. See Sharp.
Sherrington, Shirington, Shiryngton,
co. Buckingham, 127, 200, 231.
Sheypeye [co. Kent]. See Sheppey.
Shifnal alias Idsall, Shoffenale,
Shuffenhale, Shuffnall, Ydes-
hale, co. Salop, 85, 120, 152,
222.
, manor, 322.
, Hem in, q.v.
, Hinnington in, q.v.
Shillingthorp, co. Lincoln. See Skel-
lingthorpe.
Shillington, Schytlington, Shitlyngdon,
co. Bedford, 85, 120, 222.
Shillyngthorp, co. Lincoln. See Skel-
lingthorpe.
Shilston [in Modbury, co. Devon],
340.
ship, captured, arrest of, 230.
Shipham, Shepham, co. Somerset, 95.
Shiple, Robert, collector of a tax in
Coventry, 29. Cf. Sheppeley.
ships, appointments of searchers of,
15, 16, 35, 78, 79, 116, 117, 155,
156, 206, 207, 244, 245, 297,
337, 392, 434.
Shipton, co. Oxford, 88, 123.
Gorge, Shipton Maurewardo
by Brudport [in Burton Brad-
stock], co. Dorset, 95.
596
GENERAL INDEX.
Shipton — cont.
Montagu, co. Somerset. See
Shepton Montague.
Sollars, Shipton, co. Glouces-
ter, 27.
Shirborn, Shirburne, co. Dorset. See
Sherborne.
Shire, co. Surrey. See Shere.
Shirebourn, co. Dorset. See Sherborne.
Shireueton, co. Wilts. See Shrewton.
Shirington, Shiryngton, co. Bucking-
ham. See Sherrington.
Shirland, Amaury, of Southam, collec-
tor of a tax in Warwickshire,
85, 120.
Shirle. See Shirley.
Shirley, Shirlee by Suthampton [in
Millbrook], co. Southampton,
97.
Shirley, Hugh, knight, of Nottingham-
shire, 42.
, Ralph, knight, commissioner
to raise a loan in Leicestershire,
316.
, . . . . , . . . . , sheriff of Notting-
hamshire and Derbyshire, 358.
, . . . . , . . . . , of Ratcliffe upon
Soar, of Nottinghamshire, 427.
Shirwode, Richard, collector of a tax
in York, 419.
Shitlyngdon, co. Bedford. See Shil-
lington.
Shobley, Shoppelegh, co. Southampton,
97.
Shoeswelle, William, collector of a
tax in Sussex, 150.
Shoffenale, co. Salop. See Shifnal.
Sholden, Sholdon, co. Kent, 328.
' Kiryellescourt ' in, 328.
Sholle, John, of Hampshire, 286.
Shoppelegh, co. Southampton. See
Shobley.
Shoreham, Old, Oldeshorsham, co.
Sussex, manor, 352.
Short, Shorte, Nicholas, farmer of
East Holme priory, 46.
of Wiltshire, 8, 16, 54.
, Robert, searcher of ships in
Tawmouth and Ilfracombe and
district, 245.
William, farmer of Modbtiry
priory, 321.
Shortegrove, John, of Gloucestershire,
341
Shotesbrok, Gilbert, 399, 400.
, . . . . , Elizabeth (Staundon),
wife of, 399, 400.
. . , John, son of, 399, 400.
, John, commissioner to raise
a loan in Berkshire, 316.
Shotrythe, co. Warwick. See Shottery.
Shotter, John, of Romsey, collector of
of a tax in Hampshire, 27.
Shottery, Shotrythe [in Old Stratford],
co. Warwick, 298.
Shottisham (?), Catesham [co. Suffolk],
church of, parson of. See
Holme.
Shradycote, co. Stafford. See Shredi-
cote.
Shrawardine, Shrewardvn, co. Salop,
165, 416, 436.
, castle, 165,436.
, manor, 165, 4"36.
Shredicote, Shradycote [in Bradley],
co. Stafford, 137.
Shrewardyn, co. Salop. See Shrawar-
dine.
Shrewley, Shreueley [in Hatton], co.
Warwick, 325.
Shrewsbury, co. Salop, 85, 88 (4), 120,
123' (4), 126, 152, 153 bis, 222,
301, 302, 416, 418.
, battle of, 130.
, collectors of taxes in, 88, 123,
153, 223, 302, 418.
, Hencott in, q.v.
Shrewton, Shireueton, co. Wilts, 97.
Shropham, co. Norfolk, 175.
Shuffenhale, Shuffnall, co. Salop. See
Shifnal.
Shuldham, John, esquire, collector of a
tax in Norfolk, 416.
Shupperugge, Great, co. Wilts. See
Sheepbridge, Great.
Shyngeler, John, of Birmingham,
collector of a tax in Warwick-
shire, 171.
Sibford [in Swalcliffe], co. Oxford,
417.
Sibille, Sibyle, Sybille, John, of Horse-
heath, 126.
, Margery, 126.
, Richard, Alice late the wife of,
1.
Siddington, Sodyngton, co. Gloucester,
301.
Sidenhale, Sydenhale, Thomas, of
Farthingstone, collector of a
tax in Northamptonshire, 171.
, . . . . , of Tanworth, collector
of a tax in Warwickshire, 222.
Sidlesham, co. Sussex, Almodington in,
q.v.
Sike, John, of Brigstock, collector of
a tax in Northamptonshire, 26.
Silchester, Silchestre, co. Southamp-
ton, manor, 112.
, . . . . , church of, advowson of,
112.
Silferton, co. Devon. See Silverton.
Silsoe, Syvelsho, Suleshoo [in Flitton],
co. Bedford, 231, 271.
Silton, Selton by Gyllyngham, co.
Dorset, 95.
silver, 265.
Silver, Sylver, Selver, John, of Now
Alresford, collector of a tax in
Hampshire, 172, 221, 301.
Silverton, Silferton, co. Devon, 320.
GENERAL INDEX.
597
Silvostiv, SylvcMer. S\ Kvstiv. John,
collector of a (;i\ in IWk*liirr.
28, 172, 301.
Silveyn, \\ ' alter, 133.
Margaret, wife of, 133.
, . . . . , Edith, mother of,
188.
,...,...., Rohorgia f Marland),
grandmother of, 133.
Singlebo rough, Synkelburgh, Cynkel-
burgh (in Great Hoi-wood], co.
Buckingham, 416. 432.
Singleton, Sangelton, Syngelton, co.
Sussex, hundred, 164.
manor, 164.
Simiiiigton, co. York, Marton in, q.v.
Sipson, Svbston [in Harmondsworth],
oo. Middlesex, 891.
Sittingbourne. Svdyngbourne, co.
Kent, 153, 22L
Skalle, Richard, of Berkhampstead,
collector of a tax in Hertford-
shire, 173.
Skardeburgh. See Scarburgh.
Skargyll, William, of Yorkshire,
esquire, 406.
Skellingthorpe, Shillingthorp, Shill-
yngthorp, co. Lincohi, manor,
251, 252.
Skelton, co. Cumberland, 289.
Skelton, Clement de, Joan, late the
wife of, 63 bis.
, John, knight, guardian of the
temporalities of the bishopric
of Carlisle, 289.
, . . . . , of Cumberland, esquire,
147.
, Richard, 369.
, . . . . , esquire, of Cumberland,
361.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , the younger,
340.
, . . . . , the younger, 147.
, Thomas, knight, Joan (Sondcs).
late the wife of, 109.
Skerraton, Skyredori [in Dean Prior],
co. Devon, manor, 227.
Skeryngton, co. Derby. See Scarring-
ton.
Skevington, William, esquire, 266.
, . . . . , . . . . , Humphrey, son
and heir of, 266.
Skidbroke, William, of Saltfleetby,
collector of a tax in Lindsev.
co. Lincoln, 173.
Skidmoro, Skidemore, Skydemore,
Skydmore, John, knight, of
Herefordshire, 268, 284.
, Philip, 276, 315.
,. . . . , Agnes, late the wife of, 315.
, . . . . , George, son and heir of,
315.
, Thomas. esquire, of Hereford-
shire, 268, 284.
Skilyatc. Skvlegate, co. Somerset.,
manor,' 278, 280, 328.
, . . . ., church of, udvowson of,
280.
Skipwith, Skypwyth, John, of Fern, -
bridge, the elder, collector of
a tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 299.
•. , Thomas, 196 6/.v.
, ' bakstor,' collector of a
tax in Lincoln, 174.
Skoumfyt, Skounfyt, Scounfyt,
Nicholas, collector of a tax in
Norfolk, 27, 85, 120, 150.
Skydemore, Skydmore. See Skidmore.
Skylegate, co. Somerset. See Skilgato.
Skynner, Skynnere, Denis, searcher of
ships in Boston and district,
16.
, Robert, chaplain, farmer of tho
priory of St. Michael in tho Vale,
Guernsey, 60, 61.
Skypwyth. See Skipwith.
Skyredon, co. Devon. See Skerraton.
Skyres, Richard, searcher of ships in
King's Lynn and district, 156.
Cf. Skyrs.
Skyrne, Robert, commissioner to raise
a loan in Surrey, 315, 317.
Skyrowe, Ralph, collector of a tax in
the West Riding, co. York, 87,
122.
Skyrs, William, of York, ' goldsmyth,'
collector of a tax in York, 154.
Cf. Skyres.
Slade, Richard, 397.
Sleaford, Slyforth, co. Lincoln, 415.
Slimbridge, Slymbrugge, co. Glou-
cester, manor, 213.
, . . . . , church of, advowson of,
213.
, Hurst in, q.v.
Slindon, Slvndon [in Eccleshall], co.
Stafford, 85, 120.
Slinfold, co. Sussex, Pinkhurst in, q.v.
Slory, John, commissioner to raise a
loan in Kesteven, co. Lincoln,
318.
Slowe, Joan atte Yo, 259, 267.
Slyforth, co. Lincohi. See Sleaford.
Slymbrugge, co. Gloucester. See Slim-
bridge.
Slyndon, co. Stafford. See Slindon.
Smale, Thomas, mayor of Winchester,
farmer of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnager, in Hampshire and
Winchester, 110.
Smalwode, Ralph, collector of a tax in
Lincoln, 419.
Smcaton, Smrton, CO. York, 26.
Smyth. Srnythe, John, of Birches of
Solihull, collector of a tax in
Warwickshire, 416.
598
GENERAL INDEX.
Smyth, John — cont.
, . . . . , of Cornworthy, collector
of a tax in Devon, 172.
, . . . . , of Hungerford, collector
of a tax in Berkshire, 87, 122.
, . . . . , of Quarndon, collector of
a tax in Derbyshire, 151.
, of Thorpe, collector of a
tax in Suffolk, 301.
, Richard, of Devon, 10.
, . . . . , of Missenden, collector
of a tax in Buckinghamshire,
172.
, . . . . , of Penkridge, collector of
a tax in Staffordshire, 152.
, Robert, of Horncastle, collector
of a tax in Lindsey, co. Lincoln,
222.
, . . . . , . . . . , king's alnager in
Lindsey, co. Lincoln, 394.
, . . . . , of Stenson, collector of a
tax in Derbyshire, 300.
Thomas, 344.
, . . . . , of Eltisley, collector of a
tax in Cambridgeshire, 221,
300.
, , of Tirley, 395.
, William, ' bocher,' of Dun-
stable, 231.
, . . . . , of Bruton, collector of a
tax in Somerset, 220.
, . . . . , of King's Norton, collec-
tor of a tax in Worcestershire,
298.
,...., of Mosbrough, collector of
a tax in Derbyshire, 220.
Snainton, Snaynton in Pykeryng Lyth
[in Brompton], co. York, 417.
Snaith. co. York, Balne in, q.v.
Snaxton [in Staple], co. Kent, 28, 86,
121, 153, 170, 299.
Snaynton in Pykeryng Lyth, co. York.
See Snainton.
Snede, Richard, of Bradwell, collector
of a tax in Staffordshire, 85,
120.
,...., of Newcastle under Lyme,
collector of a tax in Stafford-
shire, 298.
Snell, Henry, 293.
, Thomas, of Cirencester, collec-
tor of a tax in Gloucestershire,
415.
Snetterton, Snyterton, co. Norfolk,
175.
Sockburn, Sokeburn, Sokbourn, Sok-
bourne [cos. York and Durham],
219, 300, 318.
Sodbury, Sudbery, co. Gloucester, 220.
Sodyngton, co. Gloucester. See Sid-
dington.
Sogenhoe, Sogonho [in Ufford], co.
Suffolk, manor and lordship,
180.'
Soham, Sahara, co. Cambridge, 315.
Sokbourn, Sokbourne, Sokeburn [cos.
York and Durham]. See Sock-
burn.
Solers, John, of Shipton Sollars, collec-
tor of a tax in Gloucestershire,
27.
Soleston, Thomas de, chaplain, 405.
Solihull, Solihill, Solyhill, Solyhull, co.
Warwick, 416 (3).
, church of, advowson of, 225,
226.
, free chapel of St. Alphege of,
advowson of, 225, 226.
, manor, 217, 225, 226, 280, 290.
Sollay, William, of Hindlip, collector of
a tax in Worcestershire, 219.
Solvhill, Solyhull, co. Warwick. See
Solihull.
Somaystre, Adam, of Nether Exe, 439.
Somer, Henry, commissioner to raise
a loan in Middlesex, 316.
, Richard, of Croydon, collector
of a tax in Surrey, 299.
, . . . . , of Hadleigh, collector of
a tax in Suffolk, 86, 121.
, Thomas, of Oxfordshire, 290.
Somerby, co. Leicester, 375.
Somerby, John, of Garthorpe, collector
of a tax in Leicestershire, 86, 121.
Somercote, Richard, of Stapleford,
collector of a tax in Salop, 416.
Soinercotes, Thomas, farmer of Raven -
dale priory, 38, 39.
Somerev, John, collector of a tax in
Kent, 28.
Somerfield, Somerfeld [in Sellindgc, co.
Kent], 328.
Somerford, co. Wilts, 172.
Somersale, co. Derby. See Somershall
Herbert.
Somersale, John de, of Somershall
Herbert, collector of a tax in
Derbyshire, 170.
Somerset, county, collectors of taxes
in, 27, 47, 60, 85, 86, 120, 152,
172, 220, 299, 416.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 314.
, escheator in, 1 (8), 3, 16, 22,
36, 49, 52, 62, 63 (5), 64, 80,
94, 103 bis. 104 (6), 105 bis,
107, 133, 142 bis, 143 (4), 145 (3),
157, 161, 168, 183, 184, 187,
194, 195 (3), 196 (3), 217, 226,
238, 239 bis, 240 bis, 241, 273
(3), 274 (6), 275 (4), 280, 285,
326, 327, 331 bis, 332 (3), 333,
334 (3), 335 bis, 336 bis, 361,
364, 377 bis, 378, 379 (3), 380,
386, 396, 426 (3).
, ..... See also Stukeley ;
Warre j Coker ; Gregory ;
Hill j Stourton ; Hody ;
Wellyngton ; Carrant ; Savage ;
Vele.
GENERAL INDEX.
590
Somerset
, fanners «»t the subsidy and
u.luago of cloths for suio, and
alnagers, in. .sVv Pays; Wage! ;
Bryddost-oii ; I'ax «-ly.
, sheriff of, 22.
, See also Hill ; Hunger-
ford; Warre; Stafford ; Boytoii;
Coker ; Flory ; Xeweburgh.
Somersete, William, collector of a tax
in Oxford, 174.
Nomorshall Herbert, Somersale, co.
Derby, 170.
Somersham, co. Suffolk, 172.
Somerton [in Boothby (»raffoe], co.
Lincoln, castle, 409.
, manor, 409.
, co. Oxford, 173.
, co. Somerset, 85, 120, 220.
Somervylo, Edmund de, 387.
,...., Joan (CJriffyth), daughter
of Philip son of Roger son of
Robert son of, 387.
Somerwyle, John, of Cossington, collec-
tor of a tax in Leicestershire,
223.
Sondbach, John, of Staffordshire, 10.
Son.de, Henry atte, collector of a tax in
Surrey, 170.
, Robert atte, collector of a tax
in Surrey, 416.
, . . . . , the younger, collector of
a tax in Surrey, 26.
Sondes, Walter, knight, 109.
, . . . . , Joan (Skolton),
mother of, 109.
Sonford, co. Salop. See Sandford [in
Frees).
[co. Salop]. See Sandford [in
\Vest Felton].
Sonford, Nicholas, esquire, 103, 118.
, . . . . , Richard, son and
heir of, 118.
Soper, Sopere, William, collector of
customs and subsidies in South-
ampton and district, 4, 14, 113,
130, 192, 193, 203, 204.
Sopley, Soppele, co. Southampton,
434.
, Northavon in, q.v.
, Ripley in, q.v.
Sotby, co. Lincoln, manor, 229.
Soterton, co. Lincoln. See Sutterton.
Sothewyk, Henry, collector of a tax in
Salisbury, 28.
Sotton, William, of Kegworth, collector
of a tax in Leicestershire, 223.
Cf. Sutton.
Souche. See Zouche.
Soulbury, co. Buckingham, Liscornbe
in, q.v.
Soule, Richard, of Peterborough, collec-
tor of a tax in Northampton-
shire, 223.
Soure, co. Devon. See Sewer.
Soureby, co. York. See Sowerby [in
Thirsk].
Sonsex, Southsox, Sutsex, Robert,
377, 400.
, . . . . , Joan, late wife of, 400.
, . . . . , Robert, son and heir of,
400.
, . . . . , of Market Overtoil,
collector of a tax in Rutland,
152.
,....,. . . , the younger, collec-
tor of a tax in Rutland, 302.
Southako, Richard, of Skeltoii, ' gentil-
man,' 289.
Southam, co. Warwick, 85, 120.
Southampton, Suthampton, co. South-
ampton, 97, 151, 172, 221, 245.
, letters dated at, 116 bis, 194,
195 bis, 201, 202, 206, 207,
285, 425 bis, 426, 428, 429.
, port of, collectors of customs
and subsidies in. See Middel-
ton ; Esgaston ; Soper ; Fox-
holes.
, . . . . , searchers of ships in.
See Twyford ; Freest.
Southampton, county, collectors of
taxes in, 27, 87, 122, 151, 172,
221, 301, 417.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 317.
, escheator in, 1, 2 (3), 21, 43,
62 bis, 64, 97, 103, 104 (3), 105,
106 bis, 107, 109, 140 bis, 142,
143 (3), 144, 145 bis, 187, 194,
195 bis, 196, 225, 234, 238 bis,
239 bis, 240, 241, 252, 263,
268, 273, 274, 275 (3), 281,
331, 332 (4), 333, 334 (3), 335,
336, 338, 345, 369, 377 bis, 379,
424, 425 bis, 426 bis, 427, 434,
435, 438.
, See also Warbelton ;
Uvedale ; Brid ; Tybenham ;
Borgh ; Yakesle ; Wyke ;
Persons ; Wrayte ; Andrew.
, farmers of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnagers, in. See Arnold ;
Gervays ; Smale ; Wode.
, sheriff of, 21.
, See also Lisle ; Chaucer ;
Brokas ; Wykeham ; Coudray ;
Bramshot ; Uvedale ; Ryngo-
bourn.
Southcave, co. York. See Cave, South.
Southchurch, Southcherche, co. Essex,
87, 122.
Southfleet, Suthflete, co. Kent, 371.
Southfrothingam, co. York. See
Frodingham, South.
Southgrenehowe, co. Norfolk. See
Greenhoe, South.
Southhywysch, co. Devon. See Huish,
South.
600
GENlEKAL INDEX.
Southkave, co. York. See Cave, South.
Southmidilton, co. Northumberland.
See Middleton, South.
Southorp, Galvan, 82.
Southsex. See Sousex.
Southstoke, co. Oxford. See Stoke,
South.
, co. Sussex, Off ham in, q.v.
Southtown, Southton, Yarmouth, [or
Little Yarmouth, in Gorleston,
co. Suffolk], 48, 49.
, chapel of St. Nicholas of, leper
in, 49.
Southwark, Southwerk, Suthwerk, co.
Surrey, 26, 151, 163, 170, 223
bis, 270, 299, 418.
, collectors of taxes in, 29. 88,
123, 153, 174, 223, 302, 418.
, ' Le Dolfyn ' in, 279.
Southwell, Suthwell, co. Nottingham,
221.
Southwell, Robert, of Nottingham-
shire, 23.
Soverayn, John, prior and farmer of
Wootton Wawen priory, 74.
Sowe, co. Warwick, 171.
Sower, Robert, collector of a tax in
Derbyshire, 28.
Sowerby, Sowreby [in Halifax], co.
York, manor and lordship of,
135.
, Soureby [in Thirsk], co. York,
173.
Sowylond, co. Somerset. See Weston
Zoyland.
Spalding, Spaldyng, co. Lincoln, 344.
.... , priory of, prior of, 344.
Spaldyng, Margaret, 274.
Spanby, co. Lincoln, 152, 301.
Spanby, John, of Spanby, collector of
a tax in Kesteven, co. Lincoln,
152, 301.
Sparewe. See Sparowe.
Sparkenhoe, Sparkenowe, hundred, co.
Leicester, 26.
Sparowe, Sparwe, Sparewe, John, 195,
198, 201, 226, 227.
, . . . . , Alice (Aubyn), daughter
of William the son of Joan the
sister of John the father of, 227.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in
Dorset, 300.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in
Essex, 220, 221.
, . . . . , of London, ' dyer,' 98.
Sparsholt, co. Berks, Kingston Lisle
in, q.v.
Sparwe. See Sparowe.
Spaxton [co. Somerset], 136, 206, 296,
314, 428.
Spayn, John, 83.
Spaynardiskiioll, co. Cornwall. See
Knowle.
Spechesley, co. Worcester. See
Spetchley.
Spechesley, William, of Spetchley,
collector of a tax in Worcester-
shire, 414.
Speen, co. Berks, Benham in, q.v.
, Speenhamland in, q.v.
Speenhamland, Spenehamlond [in
Speen], co. Berks, 172, 301.
Speke, John, 346.
, . . . . , Joan (Keynes), wife of,
346.
, , of Devon, 298, 385.
Spelman, Speleman, John, of Essex,
357.
, Stephen, collector of a tax in
London, 29, 153.
, . . . . , alderman, collector of a
tax in London, 88, 123.
Spenehamlond, co. Berks. See Speen-
hamland.
Spennithorne, co. York, Harmby in,
q.v.
Spenser, Spencer, John, 12.
, . . . . , sheriff of Norfolk and
Suffolk, 129.
, . . . . , of Alderbury, collector
of a tax in Wiltshire, 220.
, . . . . , of Alvaston, collector
of a tax in Derbyshire, 300.
, . . . . , of Lincolnshire, 53.
, . . . . , esquire, guardian of the
temporalities of the bishopric
of Norwich, 139.
, Richard, of Gloucestershire, 65.
, Thomas, 63.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in
Southwark, 302.
, William, collector of a tax in
Oxford, 223.
, . . . . , collector of customs
and subsidies in Plymouth and
Fowey and district, 5, 13, 69,
71, 113, 130, 192, 193, 204,
205, 216.
, . . . . , clerk, farmer of Minting
priory, 53.
, , of Bedfordshire, 199,
201.
, . . . . , of Blaby, collector of a
tax in Leicestershire, 170.
Spetchley, Spechesley, co. Worcester,
414.
Spittle, Spitoll [in Chulmleigh], co.
Devon, 250.
Spofford, brother Thomas, abbot of
St. Mary's abbey, York, 412.
Spondon, co. Derby, Locko in, q.v.
Spondon, Sponden, Spoundon, William,
escheator in Kent and
Middlesex, 308.
, , of Kent, 57, 266, 281,347.
Sporle [co. Norfolk], alien priory, 45.
Spoundon. See Spondon.
Spraty, Richard, of Atherstone, collec-
tor of a tax in Warwickshire,
171.
GENERAL INDEX.
Sprot, Robert, clork, 34.">.
SprigK.V. Sprigy, Spry^r. John,
escheator in Northamptonshire
and Rutland, 209.
, . . . . , of Northampton, H!».
, Katharine, 80.
Sprixton. See Sproxton.
Sprot, John, chaplain, 164-167.
, of Ruckinge, collector of
a tax in Kent, 299.
, . . . . , of Somersham, collector
.»f a tax in Suffolk, 172.
, Robert, of Kent, 91.
Sproxton [in Helnisley], co. York,
manor, 208.
Sproxton, Sprixton, Simon de, 208.
, William, esquire, 195, 208.
, . . . . , . . . . , Joan (Cley),
daughter and heir of, 209.
, . . . . , . . . . , Robert, father of,
208.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Cliristian
(Meignill), wife of, 208.
, , William de Sprox-
ton, grandfather of, 208.
Spurdaunce, Richard, collector of a
tax in Norwich, 29.
Spyce, Roger, 357, 372, 382, 395.
, Alice, late the wife of,
332, 357, 372, 382, 395.
Spycer, John, of Bampton, collector
of a tax in Oxfordshire, 301.
, . . . . , Joan, late the wife of,
200.
, ..... Jolm, son of, of Canter-
bury, 200.
, Thomas, of Stamford, collector
of a tax in Kesteven, co. Lin-
coln, 87, 122.
Spynk, Spynke, William, collector of
a tax in Norfolk, 220, 299.
, . . . . , of Aylsham, collector of
a tax in Norfolk, 85, 120, 150,
171.
Spy tell, Robert de, of Yaxley, 313.
Spytlyng, William, collector of a tax
in Suffolk, 26.
Squyer, Sqwyer, Henry, of Handsworth,
the younger, collector of a tax in
Staffordshire, 152.
, William, collector of a tax in
Devon, 85, 120.
Sqwybe, Robert, of Dorset, 322, 328.
Sqwyer. See Squyer.
Srother. See Strother.
Stabber, Stabbere, Elizabeth, 273, 306.
, . . . . , Joan (Wilton), sister
and heir of, 307.
Thomas, 144, 185, 370.
, . . . . , Agnes (Dikeman), sister
of, 370.
, . . . . , Edith (Stone), sister of,
370.
, Elizabeth, daughter of,
185.
Stabber, Thomas — cont.
, . . . . , Joan (atte Nende),
daughter of, 185, 370.
Stacheden, co. Bedford. See Stags-
den.
Stacheden, John, 339.
, William, of Bedfordshire, 126.
Stafford, co. Stafford, 137, 368.
Stafford, county, collectors of taxes in,
27, 85, 120, 152, 171, 221, 298,
417.
, commissioners to raise a
loan in, 315, 317.
, escheator in, 2, 16, 63, 103,
105, 106 bis, 142, 143, 144 bis,
145, 182, 194, 195, 196, 197,
205, 239 bis, 263, 274 (4), 27o,
276, 306, 307, 330, 332 (3), 333
(7), 334 (7), 335, 364, 377, 379,
387, 399, 426.
, Seeal-so Cotton ; Delves ;
Knyghtley ; Giffard ; Norman ;
Lone ; Lee ; Whatcroft ;
Cotes.
, farmer of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnager, in. See Barbour.
, sheriff of, 199, 330.
, See also Detek ; Bagot ;
Babthorp ; Delves ; Vernon ;
Meverell ; Trussell ; Halgh-
ton ; Griseley.
Stafford, Anne, countess of, 286-288,
389, 393, 400. See also Bour-
chier.
, . . . . , Eleanor, mother of,
wife of Thomas of Woodstock,
q.v.
, earl of, 116.
, Edmund, earl of, 127, 137,
199, 200, 231, 393.
, , , heir of, 196, 307,
334, 377, 379.
, . . . . , . . . . , Humphrey, earl of
Stafford, son and heir of, 54,
127, 137, 200, 231, 328, 362 bis,
368, 393, 400, 411, 440.
Stafford, Edmund, bishop of Exeter
[1395-1419], 32, 90, 158, 186,
• 219, 274 bis, 306.
, . . . . , . . . . , Thomas, knight,
brother of, Thomas, son of, 306.
, Hugh, knight, 336, 379.
, . . . . , . . . . , lord de Bourchier,
362.
, Humphrey, Humphrey de,
esquire, Katharine (Cobham),
late the wife of, 143, 206,
248, 249.
, . . . . , knight, 2, 47, 48, 52 bis,
182, 396, 397.
, . . . . , . . . . , Alice, late the wife
of, 52.
, . . . . , ..... Elizabeth, late the
wife of, 2, 396, 397.
602
GENERAL INDEX.
Stafford, Humphrey, knight — cont.
....... ..... . . . . , Humphrey, knight,
son and heir of, 48, 52 bis.
, , . . . . , Elizabeth
(Mautravers), wife of, 48.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in Dorset, 318.
, . . . . , sheriff of Somerset
and Dorset, 129.
, . . . . , . . . . , the younger, 240,
305.
, , . . . . , Elizabeth
(Burdet), late the wife of, 305.
, , . . . . , John, son
and heir of, 305, 306.
, John, John de, 426.
, , clerk, 297.
, ..-.., esquire, 333, 368, 440.
, . . . . , . . . . , John, son and
heir of, 368, 440.
, . . . . , the elder, collector of a
tax in Derbyshire, 28.
, . . . . , of Eyam, esquire, collec-
tor of a tax in Derbyshire, 86.
121.
, Thomas, of Hopton, collector
of a tax in Staffordshire, 152.
Stagsden, Stacheden, co. Bedford, 418.
Stainton le Vale, Northstaynton, Stoyn-
ton, co. Lincoln, 87, 122.
, manor, 60.
Stalbridge, Stalbrugge, co. Dorset,
Weston in, q.v.
Stalbroke [co. Stafford]. See Stall-
brook.
Staley, John, of Hope, collector of a
tax, in Derbyshire, 170.
Stalham, co. Norfolk, 171.
Stalham, William, of Stamford, 82.
Stallbrook, Stalbroke [in Seighford],
co. Stafford, manor, 54.
Stamford, Stanford, Staunford, co.
Lincoln, 25, 82, 87, 122, 152.
Stamford, Thomas, farmer of the sub-
sidy and alnage of cloths for
sale, and alnager, in Bristol,
393, 394. Cf. Stanford.
Stampe, John, collector of a tax in
Dorset, 300.
Stanard, Thomas, of London, 285.
Stanbridge, Stanbrugge [in Leighton
Buzzard, co. Bedford], 211.
Stanbrugge, John, of Cheddington,
collector of a tax in Bucking-
hamshire, 416.
Standen, Staundon, co. Stafford, church
of, parson of. See Brornpton.
, manor, 399, 400.
, . . . . , church of, advowsori of,
399, 400.
Standlake, Stanlake, co. Oxford, 88,
123
[co. Oxford] CO, Stanlake,
church of, parson of. Set,
Potter.
Stanclolf, John, goldsmith, collector of
a tax in London, 302.
Standon, Staundon [co. Hertford],
23.
, Doos manor in, 23.
, ' Gernons ' in, 23.
, High Cross in, q.v.
, ' Sotes ' in, 23.
, ' Pyctemans ' in, 23.
' Riggewynes ' in, 23.
, ' Warynes ' in, 23.
[in Hursley] (?), Staunton, co.
Southampton, 97.
Standyssh, Hugh, esquire, 377.
Stanes, Thomas, draper, of London,
373.
Stanford, co. Lincoln. See Stamford.
on Soar, Stanford, co. Notting-
ham, 85, 120, 221.
Stanford, Robert, collector of a tax in
Herefordshire, 88, 123. Cf.
Stamford.
Stanhop, Stanope, Richard, knight,
collector of a tax in Nottingham-
shire, 27.
, . . . . , . . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in Nottinghamshire,
316 bis.
Stanlake, co. Oxford. See Stand-
lake.
Stanle alias Giffards, co. Essex, manor.
See Sampford, Great.
Stanley, Stanlay, co. York, 299, 417.
Stanley [in Chippenham, co. Wilts],
abbey. 32, 90, 134.
Stanope. See Stanhop.
Stanstead, Stanstede, co. Hertford,
259.
Stansted, Stanstede [in Stoughton], co.
Sussex, manor, 164.
Stanstede, co. Hertford. See Stan-
stead.
Stanton by Dale, Stanton, co. Derby,
232.
Drew, Staunton Drewe, co.
Somerset, 416.
Fitzwarren, Staunton Fitz
Herbard by Hieworth, Staunton
Fitz Herberd by Hieworth,
Staunton, co. Wilts, manor,
283.
, church of, advowson of,
283.
Lacy, co. Salop, Downton in,
q.v.
, Patton in, q.v.
, Upper Hayton in, q.v.
Long, Longestanton, co. Cam-
bridge, 415.
under Bardon, Staunton [co.
Leicester], 141.
Stantor, Peter, 106, 140, 141.
, . . . . , Joan (Barenger), late
the wife of, 140.
, . . . . , of Devon, 10.
GENERAL INDEX.
603
Stanwix, Stayiiwygges, co. (''uml>r»r-
laucl, 362.
...... , Rickerby in, q.v.
Stapelegh, co. Southampton. See
Stapelford, co. Dorset. See Staploford.
...... , co. Wilts. See Stapleford.
Stapely, Stapelegh [in Odiham], co.
Southampton, manor, 268, 269.
Stapenhill, cos. Derby and Stafford,
Newhall in, q.v.
Stapilford, co. Cambridge. See Staple-
ford.
....... co. Hertford. See Stapleford.
...... , co. Salop. See Stapleford.
Stapilhurst [co. Kent]. See Staple-
hurst.
Stapilton. See Stapleton.
Staple, co. Kent, Suaxton in, q.v.
Staple, John, of Hartley, collector of a
tax in Worcestershire, 149.
Stapleford, Stapilford, co. Cambridge,
221.
...... , Stapelford [in Hook], co.
Dorset, 47, 48.
...... , Stapilford, Stapulford, co.
Hertford, 152, 221.
...... , Stapilford [in Worfield], co.
Salop, 416.
...... , Stapelford, co. Wilts, manor,
125.
Staplehurst, Stapilherst [co. Kent],
323.
Stapleton, Stapilton, Stapulton, Brian
de, knight, 195, 196.
...... , Mariot de, 362.
...... , Miles, Miles de, John, son and
heir of, 231.
...... , ---- , knight, 273, 285.
...... , ..... . . . . , Brian, knight, son
and heir of, 285.
...... , . . . . , . . . . , heirs of, 313.
...... , William, William de, collector
of customs and subsidies in
King's Lynn and district, 350,
351, 353, 428, 429 bis.
...... , . . . . , escheator in Cumberland
and Westmoreland, 6.
...... , . . . . , sheriff of Cumberland,
70.
...... , . . . . , of Norfolk, esquire, 202.
...... , . . . . , the elder, sheriff of
Cumberland, 358.
........... , the younger, of Cumber-
land, ' gentilman,' 433.
Stapper, Stephen, of Reading, collector
of a tax in Berkshire, 222.
Stapulford, co. Hertford. See Staple-
ford.
Stapulton. See Stapleton.
Staresmore, John, of Rowley Regis,
collector of a tax in Stafford-
shire, 298.
Startforth, co. York, Egglestone in,
q.v.
Stuthorn, co. Leicester, 300.
Staughton, Great, co. Huntingdon,
Beechai nslc; ul in. </.<•.
Staundon [co. Hereford]. See Staun-
toii on Wye.
[co. Hertford]. See Standon.
, co. Stafford. See Standen.
Staundon, Vivian de, knight, 399.
, . . . ., Elizabeth (Shotesbrok),
daughter arid heir of, 399, 400.
, . . . . , Elizabeth, wife of, 399.
, . . . . , Joan (Boydell), daughter
and heir of, 399, 400.
, William de, Elizabeth,
daughter and heir of, 156, 160.
Cf. Staunton.
Staunford, co. Lincoln. See Stamford.
Staunton [co. Leicester]. See Stanton
under Bardon.
, co. Southampton. See Stan-
don.
, Staunton Fitz Herbord by
Hieworth, Staunton Fitz Her-
bard by Hieworth, co. Wilts.
See Stanton Fitzwarren.
Drewe, co. Somerset. See
Stanton Drew.
on Wye, Staundon [co. Here-
ford], 177.
Staunton, John, John de, 40, 379.
, . . . . , Thomas, son and heir of,
40.
, William, esquire, 273.
Cf. Staundon.
Stavelay, John, Agnes (Buk), daughter
of John son of, 438.
Staveley [co. Derby], 143.
Stavene, Agnes, 323.
Staverton, co. Northampton, 223.
Staverton, Jolm, commissioner to
raise a loan in Suffolk, 317.
, . . . . , farmer of the priory of
Greeting St. Mary and Ever-
don, 46, 366.
Stayiitori, William de, 2. Cf. Steyn-
ton.
Staynwygges, co. Cumberland. See
Stanwix.
Stedeham, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Sussex, 150.
Stenoby, John, of Lincolnshire, the
younger, 91.
Stenerdale, Kyngns, co. Derby. See
Stemdale.
Stenson, Steyneston [in Barrow upon
Trent], co. Derby, 300.
Stenurdale, co. Derby. See Sterndale.
Stenurdale, John, of Sterndale, collec-
tor of a tax in Derbyshire, 151.
Stephen, Stephene, David, 100.
, William, clerk, 210.
Stephenes. See Stevenes.
Sterlyng, John, collector of customs
and subsidies in Great Yar-
mouth and district, 4, 14.
604
GENERAL INDEX.
Sterndale, Stenurdale, Kyngns Stenor- Stockleigh — cont.
dale, co. Derby, 151. Pomeroy, Stokkelegh Pomeruy,
, John of, John, son of, collector Stoklegh Porneray, co. Devon,
of a tax in Derbyshire, 300. manor, 198, 201, 319.
Sterne, Walter, of Stapleford, collector Stockwith, East, Stokwyth [in Gairis-
of a tax in Cambridgeshire, 221. borough], co. Lincoln, 173.
Steton, John, of Yorkshire, 338. Stodelegh, Walter, collector of a tax
Stevekey, co. Norfolk. See Stiffkey. in Wiltshire, 26.
Stovenes, Stephenes, John, Katharine Stodey, John, collector of a tax in
(Dalyngregg), late the wife of, Essex, 172.
438. Stoford [in Barwick], co. Somerset,
, of Bristol, 10. 226.
, Richard, of Woodstock, collec- Stoghton, Walter, 105.
tor of a tax in Oxfordshire, 301. Stogursey, Stokecourcy, co. Somerset,
, Walter, collector of a tax in alien priory, 33.
Worcester, 173. , Idson in, q.v.
Stevenson, John, 110. Stok, Richard, 101.
Steventon, Stevynton [in Ludford], co. Stokbery, co. Kent. See Stockbury.
Salop, 152. Stokdale, Stocdale, Stokedale, Simon,
Stevynton, Walter, of Steventon, collec- farmer of the possessions of the
tor of a tax in Salop, 152. abbot of Conches in England,
Steward, Stiward, Styward, John, by 58.
Shifnal, collector of a tax in Thomas, 54, 127, 199, 230,
Salop, 85, 120. 231.
, Thomas, collector of a tax in ,...., of Yorkshire, 124, 137,
Berkshire, 28, 222. 138, 159, 295.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in Stoke, co. Salop, 28.
Norfolk, 27, 85, 120, 150, 171, d'Abernon, Stoke Daberon,
220, 299. co. Surrey, manor, 270, 281,
, . . . . , ' gentilman,' collector 303.
of a tax in Norfolk, 416. Edith, co. Hereford, Westhide
Steyneston, co. Derby. See Sterison. in, q.v.
Steynton, co. Lincoln. See Stainton le Gifford, co. Gloucester, Harry
Vale. Stoke in, q.v.
Steynton, James de, collector of a Gyffard, co. Somerset. See
tax in Lincoln, 89, 124. Cf. Stoke Rodney.
Staynton. , Harry, Stokenhenry, Stoke-
Stiffkey, Stevekey, co. Norfolk, church henry [in Stoke Gifford], co.
of, advowson of, 109. Gloucester, manor, 269.
, manor, 109. -in-Tynhyde, co. Devon. See
Stinsford, co. Dorset, Kingston in, q.v. Stokeinteignhead.
Stipershill, Stipershull [in Polesworth, Rodney, Stoke Gyffard, co.
co. Warwick], 282. Somerset, manor, 49, 50.
Stirkeland, Stirkelond, Thomas, St. Milborough, co. Salop,
Thomas de, collector of a tax in Heath in, q.v.
Westmoreland, 28. , Severn, Severnstoke, Severne-
, escheator in Bedford- stoke, co. Worcester, 219, 414.
shire and Buckinghamshire, 6, , Clifton in, q.v.
21. , South, Southstoke, co. Oxford,
, . . . . , sheriff of Bedfordshire 152.
and Buckinghamshire, 40. Stokebrugge, co. Southampton. See
, William, bishop of Carlisle Stockbridge.
[1400-1419], 52, 99, 189, 236, , co. Sussex. See Stockbridge.
289. Stokechavont, co. Somerset, 95.
Stiward. See Steward. Stokecourcy, co. Somerset. See
Stocdale. See Stokdale. Stogursey.
Stockbridge, Stokebrugge, co. South- Stokedale. See Stokdale.
ampton, 52. Stokehenry, co. Gloucester. See Stoke,
, Stokebrugge, co. Sussex, Harry.
hundred, 164. Stokeinteignhead, Stoke-in-Tynhyde,
Stockbury, Stokbery, co. Kent, manor, co. Devon, manor, 329, 330.
328, 329. Stokelond, John, 397.
Stockleigh English, Stokleyenlyssh, co. , . . . . , Mary, wife of, 397.
Devon, church of, advowson of, Stokenhenry, co. Gloucester. See
250. Stoke, Harry.
GENERAL INDEX.
605
Stokes, John, of Haywood, .'<<S2.
, William, of Brimpton,
late the wife of, 336.
Siokrslry. Stokcslay. eo. York, 26.
Stokkeleph Pom<>m\ . Stoklogh
Pomeray, co. Devon. SIT
Stockleigh Pomeroy.
Stokleyenlyssh, co. Devon. See
Stookleigh English.
Stokton, Thomas, of Smid Hutton,
collector of a tax in the North
Riding, co. York, 26.
, William, escheator in Glouces-
tershire and the adjacent march
of Wales, 136.
, . . . . , ' jeweler,' collector of a
tax in York, 89, 124.
Stokwyth, co. Lincoln, See Stockwith,
'East.
Stokwyth, Thomas, of Blyton, collector
of a tax in Linclsey, co. Lincoln,
87, 122.
Stone, co. Stafford, 27.
, Aston in, q.v.
Stone, John, of Bath, 370.
, , , Edith (Stabber),
wife of, 370.
Roger atte, 92.
Stonford, John de, justice of the
Common Bench, 213.
Stonham, co. Suffolk, 150.
Stonore, John de, chief justice of the
Bench, 148, 184, 213.
Stonton, co. Leicester, 150.
Wyville, Stonton, co. Leicester,
150, 223.
Stonystretford, co. Buckingham. See
Stratford, Stony.
Stopeham, William, collector of a tax
in Sussex, 150.
Storeton, John, 398.
, . . . . , Ellen, late the wife of,
398. f
, Katharine Storeton,
daughter and heir of, 398.
Cf. Stourton.
Storrington, Storteton, co. Sussex,
manor, 164.
Stotevile, Stotevylle, Thomas, collector
of a tax in Suffolk, 415.
, . . . . , of Dalhatn, collector of
a tax in Suffolk, 221.
Stottesbury, Thomas, of Northampton,
292.
Stottesdon, co. Salop, Walkerslow in,
q.v.
, Wrickton in, q.v.
Stoughton, co. Sussex, Stanstod in,
q.v.
Stourton, Sturton, John, 34, 35.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Somerset, 314.
, . . . . , escheator in Somerset
and Dorset, 209.
, , the elder, 30, 80.
Stourton — cent.
, William. 3, 22, 30, 81, 34, 35,
80, 95.
, . . . . , John, son and heir of,
30, 31, 80.
Cf. Storeton.
Stow Bedon, Stowebydon, co. Nor-
folk, 175.
Stowe, cos. Cambridge and Hunting-
don. See Longstowe.
, co. Stafford, Haywood in,
q.v.
, Hixon in, q.v.
, Little Haywood in, q.v.
Nine Churches, Stowe, co.
Northampton, 171.
Stowebydon, co. Norfolk. See Stow
Bedon.
Stowforde, Thomas, collector of a tax
in Devon, 28.
Stradlyng, Stradelyng, Edward, 100.
, . . . . , knight, 441.
, John, 100.
, , knight, 374.
, Joan (Dansey),
wife of, 374.
, William, of Somerset, 441,
442.
Strange. See Lestrange.
Strangman, Richard, of Tilbrook,
collector of a tax in Bedford-
shire, 171, 299.
Strangways, James, James de, 156,
361.
, . . . . , justice of assize in
Northamptonshire, Warwick-
shire, Leicestershire, Notting-
hamshire, Derbyshire and Lin-
colnshire, 225.
Stranley, Thomas, commissioner to
raise a loan in Staffordshire,
315.
Stratfieldsaye, Stratfeldsay, co. South-
ampton, 440.
, alien priory, 46, 73, 76, 77.
Stratford le Bow, Stratford, co
Middlesex, 415.
, Old, co. Warwick, Shottery in,
q.v.
on Avon, Stratford on Avene,
Stretford, Stretford on Aven,
Stretteford, co. Warwick, 28,
151, 171, 416.
, Stony, Stonystretford, co.
Buckingham, 86, 121, 416.
Stratton [in Biggleswade], co. Bed-
ford, 222.
, co. Cornwall, 189.
, Upton in, q.v.
[co. Suffolk], 313.
, Over, Stratton Magna [in
South Petherton], co. Somerset,
manor, 396, 397.
Stratton, John, ' draper,' 198.
of London, 366.
606
GENERAL INDEX.
Stratton — cont.
Cf. Stretton.
Straunge. See Lestrange.
Strecche, John, esquire, 239.
Street, Strete [in Lympne], eo. Kent,
manor, 200.
Streethay, Strethay [in the parish of
St. Michael, Lichfield], co.
Stafford, 85, 120.
Strete, co. Kent. See Street.
Strete, Henry, Henry atte, of Mel-
bourn, collector of a tax in
Cambridgeshire, 415.
, of Meldreth, collector of
a tax in Cambridgeshire, 86, 121.
....... John, of Devon, 39 bis.
, . . . . , of Southwark, collector
of a tax in Surrey, 223.
, . . . . , of Wendover, collector
of a tax in Buckinghamshire,
150.
Stretford, Stretford on Aven, co. War-
wick. See Stratford on Avon.
Stretham, co. Cambridge, Thetford in,
q.v.
Strethay, co. Stafford. See Streethay.
Stretman, Thomas, citizen and saddler
of London, 24.
Strotteford, co. Warwick. See Strat-
ford on Avon.
Stretton, co. Salop, 152 bis.
, Church, Stretton, co. Salop,
manor, 165, 166.
, Stoney, Stretton [in West-
bury], co. Salop, 74.
Stretton, Robert, ' barker,' collector
of a tax in Lincoln, 224. Cf.
Stratton.
Streuley, Nicholas, knight, commis-
sioner to raise a loan in Notting-
hamshire, 316 bis.
Strickland, Styrkeland, co. Westmore-
land, 28.
Strode, John, collector of a tax in
Devon, 417.
Strong, Stronge, John, of Ware, collec-
tor of a tax in Hertfordshire,
173.
, . . . . , of \Vatton at Stone,
collector of a tax in Hertford-
shire, 152.
Strother, Srother, Henry, collector of
customs and subsidies in
Newcastle-upon-Tyne and dis-
trict, 3, 13.
, Thomas del, 377.
, William, of Kirkharle, esquire,
107.
Stucle, Stuclee. See Stukeley.
Stuffyn, Ralph, of Mansfield Wood-
house, collector of a tax in
Nottinghamshire, 85, 120.
Stukeley, Stucle, Stuclee, Nicholas,
knight, sheriff of Cambridge-
shire and Huntingdonshire, 296.
Stukeley — cont.
, Richard, Elizabeth, late the
wife of, 62.
, . . . . , collector of customs and
subsidies in Chichester and
district, 4, 13.
, . . . . , escheator in Somerset
and Dorset, 6, 30, 47, 49, 52.
Sturmer, Henry, of Norfolk, 384.
Sturminster Marshall, Sturmystre Mar-
chall, co. Dorset, church, 56.
Sturmy. See Esturmy.
Sturmystre Marchall, co. Dorset. See
Stvirminster Marshall.
Sturton. See Stourton.
Stuyche, Thomas, 421.
, . . . . , Beatrice (Maynston),
sister of, 421.
, . . . . , Elizabeth (wife of Hoell
ap Guyllym), sister of, 421.
, . . . . , William, son of, 421.
, . . . . , . . . . , Ellen, daughter
and heir of, 421.
, William, 146.
, esquire, 274.
Style, John, of Hitchin, collector of a
tax in Hertfordshire, 221.
, Richard, collector of customs
and stibsidies in London and
district, 5.
Styrkard, William, of Holme, collector
of a tax in the North Riding,
co. York, 26.
Styrkeland, co. Westmoreland. See
Strickland.
Styward. See Steward,
stibsirly, on cloths for sale, 6-12, 110,
'154, 197, 252, 278, 341, 393,
394.
, on wine and other imported
and exported wares (tunnage
and poundage), 13, 14, 71, 72,
129, 162, 192, 204, 246, 291,
352, 353, 380, 429.
See also customs ; taxation.
Sudbery, co. Gloucester. See Sodbury.
Sudbury, co. Suffolk, 301.
Sudeley, Sydley [co. Gloucester], 196
bis.
Suettenham, Roger, searcher of ships
in Kingston on Hull and dis-
trict, 117.
Suffolk, county, collectors of taxes in,
26, 86/121, 150, 172, 221, 301,
415.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 317.
, escheator in, 49, 63 (3), 103
bis, 104 (3), 105, 106 (3), 107,
142, 144 (4), 145, 159 bis,
180, 194, 195 bis, 196 bis, 197,
210, 238 &«?, 239, 240 (4), 263,
273 bis, 275 bis, 312, 315, 332
bis, 334 (5), 335, 378 bis, 379
(3), 412, 425, 426 bis, 441,
GENERAL INDEX.
607
Suffolk, escheator in — cont.
...... , ..... See also Rokowod ;
I Sutler ; Heth ; OldhaUo ;
Wolforton ; Winter ; Lam-;is-
ter ; Alder ford ; Lexham.
....... farmers of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnagers, in. See Feerby ;
Adreston.
....... king's feodary in. See Pat-
...... , searchers of wines etc. in.
See Fuller ; Lanibo.
...... , sheriff of, 119.
...... , ..... See also Clifton ;
Oldhalle ; Ramesey ; Heven-
yngham ; Lancaster ; Spenser ;
Butler ; Winter ; Groos ; Fitz
Rauf.
Suffolk, earl of. See Pole ; Ufford.
Sugwas, Suggwas, Thomas, collector
of a tax in Herefordshire, 88,
123.
...... ,...., of Eaton Bishop, collector
of a tax in Herefordshire, 152,
301.
Sule, co. Northampton. See Suley.
Suleshoo, co. Bedford. See Silsoe.
Suley, Sule, in King's Cliffe forest in
Rockingham forest, co. North-
ampton, bailiwicks of the
forestry of, 44.
Sumpter, John, John, son of, 304,
348.
...... , . . . . , Margery (Brokhole), late
the wife of , 304, 348.
Surfleet, Surflet, co. Lincoln, 25, 301.
Surflete, Peter, of Lincolnshire, 344.
Surrey, county, collectors of taxes in,
26, 88/123, 151, 170, 223, 299,
416.
...... , commissioners to raise a loan
in, 315, 317.
...... , escheator in, 2, 63, 89, 104,
. 105 (3), 106, 142 bis, 143 bis,
144, 145 bis, 157, 159, 163, 180,
194, 195 bis, 197, 238 bis, 239
(3), 240 (3), 270, 272, 274, 275,
331, 334 bis, 335, 336, 347, 369,
377, 378, 386, 426 bis.
...... , ..... See also Twode ;
Wyntershull ; Ryman ; Burgh ;
Knottesford ; Wymbeldon ;
Balney ; Bek.
...... , farmers of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnagers, in. See Norwych ;
Balne ; Clement.
....... sheriff of, 119, 164.
...... , ..... See also Fynch ;
Halsham ; Clipsham ; Wynters-
hull ; Uvedale ; Weston ;
Knottesford ; Hall ; Bolney.
...... , under-sheriff of. Sec. Bolney.
Surrey, earl of. See Fitz Alan.
Surteys, Thomas, knight,' collector of
a tax in the North Riding, co.
York ,87,122. See also Curtoys.
Sussex, county, collectors of taxes in,
28, 87/122, 150, 171, 221, 301,
418.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 317.
, escheator in, 62, 63, 103 bis,
104 bis, 105, 142, 143, 144, 145,
159, 164, 166, 187, 195, 239,
240, 273, 274, 276, 329, 333,
335, 374, 378 bis, 379, 393,
426.
, See also Iwode ;
Wyntershull ; Ryman ; Burgh ;
Knottesford ; Wymbeldon ;
Bolney ; Bek.
, farmers of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnagers, in. See Norwych ;
Balne ; Clement.
, sheriff of, 119, 164.
See also Fynch ; Hals-
ham ; Clipsham ; Uvedale ;
WTeston ; Knottesford ; Hall ;
Bolney.
under-sheriff of. See Bolney.
Suthampton, co. Southampton. See
Southampton.
Suthflete, co. Kent. See Southfleet.
Suthwell, co. Nottingham. See South-
well.
Suthwerk, co. Surrey. See Southwark.
Sutsex. See Sousex.
Sutterton, Soterton, co. Lincoln, 173.
Sutton, co. Cambridge, 27, 87 bis, 122
bis, 150.
co. Hereford, 172, 301.
co. Suffolk, 58, 221.
King's, Kyngessutton, co.
Northampton, 299.
hundred, 108.
manor, 108.
Little, [in Diddlebury], co.
Salop, 19.
Montis, co. Somerset, Crow-
thorne in, q.v.
on the Forest, co. York, Huby
in, q.v.
Sutton, Isabel, 235.
, John, 48.
, . . . . , collector of customs and
subsidies in Bristol and district,
4, 14.
, . . . . , searcher of ships in
Kingston on Hull and district,
78.
, . . . . , knight, heir of, 332.
, . . . . , of Lincolnshire, 232.
, . . . . , of Milton, collector of a
tax in Northamptonshire, 415.
, . . . . , of Thriplow, commis-
sioner to raise a loan in Cam-
bridgeshire, 315,
608
GENERAL INDEX.
Sxvtton, John — cont.
, of Weston Zoyland,
collector of a tax in Somerset,
220.
, . . . . , of York, ' barker,' collec-
tor of a tax in York, 154.
, Nicholas, 227.
, Richard, 50.
Robert, of Lincoln, 62, 73.
, , Hamo, son and
heir of, 73.
, Stephen, ' bruer,' of Oxford,
collector of a tax in Oxford,
418.
, Thomas, clerk, collector of
customs and subsidies in Kings-
ton on Hull and district, 4, 14.
, of Yorkshire, 394.
Cf. Sotton.
Suwardeby, William, collector of a tax
in the East Riding, co. York,
417.
Hwafeld, Swofeld, Robert, of Brauus-
ton, esquire, collector of a tax in
Rutland, 418.
, William, collector of a tax in
Rutland, 86, 121.
, . . . . , of Braunston, collector
of a tax in Rutland, 27, 220.
Swaffham, co. Cambridge, 415.
Swalcliffe, Swalclef, co. Oxford, 27.
, Sibford in, q.v.
Swale, John, vicar of Long Benniiigton,
farmer of Long Bennington
and Field Balling priory, 111.
Swallowfield, co. Berks formerly cos.
Berks and Wilts, Great Sheep-
bridge in, q.v.
Swan, William, heir of, 94.
Swanage, Swanwich, Swanwych, co.
Dorset, 150, 397, 398.
, Herston in, q.v.
Swannelond, Swonnelond, Thomas de,
merchant, 18, 23.
Swanwich, Swanwych, co. Dorset. See
Swanage.
Swathwick [in Wingerworth] (?),
Quahtwayht, Wathewote, co.
Derby, 170, 220.
Swayn, John, of Wells, 111.
, William, 141.
Swere, co. Dorset. See Swyre.
Swillyngton, Swyllvngton, Robert,
knight, 334.
, Roger, knight, 195 bis, 212,
256-258, 367, 375, 376 bis.
, , Joan (Lescrop),
late the wife of, 257, 376.
, . . . . , . . . . , Joan (Nevill),
late the wife of, 212, 256, 257.
, . . . . , . . . . , John, knight, son
and heir of, 212, 238, 256-258,
263, 376.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Joan, lato
the wife of, 257, 263, 376,
Swillyngton, Roger, knight— cont.
, . . . . , . . . . , Margaret (Bellers
and Aylesford), mother of, 238,
257 bis, 258, 375, 376.
, , Margaret (Gra),
daughter of, 257, 263, 375,
376 bis.
, . . . . , . . . . , Robert, esquire,
son of, 257 bis, 258.
, . . . . , . . . . , Robert, knight,
son of, 375, 376 bis.
, , Robert, knight,
father of, 238, 257 bis, 258.
Swine, co. York, Wyton in, q.v.
Swinfen, Swynfen [in Weeford], co.
Stafford, 298.
Swinford, Swynford, co. Leicester, 416.
Swinton, Swynton, co. York, 26.
Swithland, Swythlond, co. Leicester,
170.
Swofeld. See Swafeld.
Swonnelond. See Swannelond.
Swyft, Peter, collector of a tax in
Surrey, 170.
, , of Lambeth, 352.
Swyllyngton. See Swillyngton.
Swvnburn, Swynbourne, Mary de,
145.
, William, esquire, Phelippa,
late the wife of, 333.
Swyndon, John, of Bubbenhall, collec-
tor of a tax in Warwickshire.
28.
, Thomas, of Hampshire, 361,
435.
Swynerton, Nicholas de, parson of
Muckleston, 399.
, Robert, collector of a tax in
Salop, 28.
, . . . . , esquire, 106.
, Thomas, commissioner to
raise a loan in Staffordshire,
315.
,...., esquire, 365.
Swynfen, co. Stafford. See Swinfen.
Swynfen, John, of Huntingdonshire,
' gentilman,' 363.
, Thomas, of Swinfen, collector
of a tax in Staffordshire, 298.
, William, 106.
Swynford, co. Leicester. See Swin-
ford.
Swynford, Norman de, 156, 202.
, Robert, clerk, 145.
Swynhowe, Robert, Alice, late the wife
of, 143.
Swynton, co. York. See Swinton.
Swyre, Swere, co. Dorset, manor, 95.
Swythlond, co. Leicester. See Swith-
land.
Sybille. See Sibille.
Sybsey, Thomas, of Holbeach, collector
of a tax in Holland, co. Lincoln,
173.
Sybston, oo. Middlesex. See Sipson.
GENERAL INDEX.
009
Syde, William do, 213.
Sydeney, William. 339.
(Wily (\Volborgh), wife
of, :w».
Sydenhale. See Sidenhale.
Sydley [co. Gloucester]. 8ee Sudeley.
Sydyngbourne, co. Kent. See Sitting-
bourne.
Sylver. See Silver.
Sylvester, Sylvestre. See Silvestre.
Symon, Symond, Symound, Symund,
John, 436.
, . . . . , Margaret (Gobyon), wife
of, 436.
, Robert, 202.
, of Essex, 430.
Stephen, 323.
, Thomas, of Hartlip, collector
of a tax in Kent, 299, 416.
, Walter, of Worle, ' chapman.'
collector of a tax in Somerset,
220.
Symonds Hall, Symondeshale [in
Wotton under Edge], co. Glou-
cester, manor, 213.
Symound, Symund. See Symoii.
Syngelton, co. Sussex. See Singleton.
Syngleton, Thomas de, the younger,
31.
Synkelburgh, co. Buckingham. See
Singleborcmgh.
Syntley [co. Worcester]. See Cintley.
Syrencestre, co. Gloucester. See Ciren-
cester.
Syresham, co. Northampton, Astwell
in, q.v.
Syreston, Robert de, of Nottingham-
shire, 139, 235, 357, 372, 382,
395.
Syvelsho, co. Bedford. See Silsoe.
Sywell, co. Northampton, 356.
Tadcaster, Tadcastre, co. York, manor,
205.
Tailboys, Tailbose, Taylbois, Taylboys,
Henry, of Hurworth, collector
of a tax in the North Riding,
co. York, 219.
, John, 248, 344.
, Walter, esquire, of Lincoln-
shire, 98.
, , knight, 195, 229.
, . . . . , . . . . , Walter, son and
heir of, 229.
Tailiour, Taillour. See Taylour.
Talbot, Gilbert, knight, 239, 240,
422.
, . . . . , . . . . , Ankaret, daughter
and heir of, 422.
Wt. 2415.
Talbot, Gilbert, knight — cont.
, John, knight,
brother of, 422.
, . . . . , . . . . , Thomas, knight,
brother of, 422.
, , lord de, knight, 265,
266, 268, 284.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Ankaret,
daughter and heir of, 268, 284.
,...., Beatrice, late
the wife- of, 284.
, , , , heir of, 266.
John, knight, lord de Furnival,
322
, , , .Maud(Nevill),
wife of, 322.
, Peter, of Woburn, collector of
a tax in Bedfordshire, 299.
, Richard, 3.
, knight, Ankaret late the
wife of, 1, 2, 29.
, ..... . . . . , Gilbert, knight,
son and heir of, 29.
, Thomas, knight, 274.
, . . . . , . . . . , of Yorkshire, 8.
, William, knight, commissioner
to raise a loan in Cornwall,
318.
, . . . . , . . . . , escheator in Devon
and Cornwall, 209, 230, 245.
, . . . . , . . . . , sheriff of Cornwall,
129.
, . . . . , . . . . , sheriff of Devon,
177.
Talgarth, co. Brecon, Bronllys in,
q.v,
Talland, co. Cornwall, Porthallow in,
q.v.
Talvargh, Talvar, John, clerk of the
Exchequer, farmer of Ellingham
priory, 207.
, . . . . , of Cornwall, 436.
..*...., of Devon, 55.
Tamerton, North, Tamerton Seynt
Mary, co. Cornwall, manor,
365.
Tamworth, Thomworth, Tomworth,
cos. Stafford and Warwick, 27,
85, 120, 171, 221, 298, 416, 417.
, castle, 282.
, Bolehall in, q.v.
Tanfeld, William, of Ripon, collector
of a tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 417.
Tangley, Tangeley, co. Southampton,
manor, 346.
Tanner, Tannere, Gilbert, collector of a
tax in Salisbury, 224.
, Henry, collector of a tax in
Oxford, 223.
, William, of Kingston Blount,
collector of a tax in Oxford-
shire, 301.
Tanworth, Toneworth, co. Warwick,
28, 222.
F. 39.
GENERAL INDEX.
Taplow, Tappelewe, co. Buckingham,
416. .
Tarrant, Tarent [co. Dorset], abbess of,
95.
Launceston, Tarente Lounston,
co. Dorset, manor, 54.
Tarring, Terryng, co. Sussex, 171.
Tasburgh, John, collector of a tax in
Southwark, 302.
Tatersall, Robert, draper, collector of
a tax in Londonr 88, 123, 153.
Tattershall, Tateshale, co. Lincobi,
barony, 175.
Tattershall, lord de. See Cromwell.
Tank, Thomas, 361.
, . . . . , Robert, son and heir of,
361.
Taundy, Sampson, collector of a tax in
Gloucester, 88, 123.
Taunton, co. Somerset, 85, 120, 416
bis.
Taustoke [co. Somerset]. See Taw-
stock.
Taverner, John, 63.
, . . . . , of Shrewsbury, collector
of a tax in Shrewsbury, 418.
, William, of Chichester, 63.
Tawmouth, Towemouth [co. Devon],
port of, searcher of ships in.
See Short.
Tawstock, Thawstok, co. Devon, 222.
, Taustoke [co. Somerset], 176.
Tawton, North, co. Devon, Bath in,
q.v.
taxation : —
lay fifteenth and tenth (1 Henry
V), 25, 47, 60.
clerical tenth from Canterbury
province (1 Henry V), 31.
clerical tenth from York province
(1 Henry V), 51.
two lay fifteenths and tenths
(2 Henry V), 84, 119.
two clerical tenths from Canter-
bury province (2 Henry V), 90,
133.
two clerical tenths from York
province (2 Henry V), 98.
lay fifteenth and tenth (3 Henry
V), 149.
two clerical tenths from Canter-
bury province (3 Henry V), 157,
158, 160, 186, 211.
two lay fifteenths and tenths
(4 Henry V), 170.
two clerical tenths from Canter-
bury province (4 Henry V),
185.
two clerical tenths from York
province (4 Henry V), 188.
two lay fifteenths and tenths (5
Henry V), 219.
two clerical tenths from Canter-
bury province (5 Henry V), 218,
309.
taxation : — cont.
clerical tenth from York province
(5 Henry V), 235.
lay fifteenth and tenth and third
part of a fifteenth and tenth
(7 Henry V), 298, 314, 316.
moiety of a clerical tenth from
Canterbury province (7 Henry
V), 309.
6s. 8d. from chaplains in Canter-
bury province (7 Henry V), 309,
310.
loan or chevance (7 Henry V), 314,
316.
moiety of a clerical tenth from
York province (7 Henrv V),
324.
clerical tenth from Canterbury
province (9 Henry V), 401.
clerical tenth from York province
(9 Henry V), 410.
lay fifteenth and tenth (9 Henry
V), 413, 414.
exemption from, 31, 32, 51,
90, 98. 99, 133, 157, 158, 185,
186, 188, 189, 218, 236, 309,
310, 324, 402, 411.
....... See also customs ; gold ;
subsidy.
Taylbois, Taylboys. See Tailboys.
Taylour, Tayllour, Tailiour, Taillour,
John, of Dartford, collector of a
tax in Kent, 170.
, . . . . , of Essex, 423.
Robert, of London, 211.
, Thomas, of Tamworth, collec-
tor of a tax in Warwickshire,
416.
William, 92.
, . . . . , of Greetham, collector of
a tax in Rutland, 27.
Tebbe, John, of Brenchley, collector
of a tax in Kent, 170.
, Ralph, of Haywood, 382.
, . . . . , . . . . , Margaret, wife of,
382.
Tecchere, Robert, collector of a tax in
Sussex, 150.
Teest, William, of Frampton upon
Severn, collector of a tax in
Gloucestershire, 151.
Teffont, -John, ' merchant,' of Salis-
bury, collector of a tax in
Salisbury, 302.
Tempest, Peter, 24.
tempests, 410.
Templars, order of knights, in England,
master of. See More.
Temple, Tempill, John, ' plomer,' 292.
, Robert, of Wellsborough,
collector of a tax in Leicester-
shire, 26, 86, 121.
Tenbury, Tendebury, co. Worcester,
169.
Tenet, co. Kent, See Thanet.
GENERAL INDEX.
611
, Tentirden, co. Kent, 86,
121, 221.
Tenterden, Tenth-den, John, of London,
' iromonger,' 280.
Robert, citizen and merchant
of London, 280.
tenures : —
at fee farm, 112, 258, 375.
bv barony, 176.
by bondage, 100, 362.
by castle-guard, 200, 329.
by cornago, 113, 114.
by fealty, 17, 50, 52, 116, 187,
189, 305, 306, 313, 434.
by grand serjeanty, 21, 31, 67, 80,
* 368, 398.
by homage and fealty, 241.
by knight service, passim.
by petty serjeanty, 19.
by serjeanty, 272.
by suit of court, 282, 343, 395.
customary, 319.
in free burgage, 20, 73, 231.
in socage, 50, 113, 114, 118, 180,
189, 210, 227, 269, 294, 305.
313, 318, 319, 346, 348, 362,
374 *n*, 431,438.
in Welshry, 100.
See also serjeanties.
Terling, Terlyng, co. Essex, 300.
Terry, Thomas, 323.
Terryng, co. Sussex. See Tarring.
Teryngham, Tiryngham, Tyryngham,
John, 106.
, Eleanor (Pabenham),
late the wife of, 106 bis, 372,
401.
, . . . . , John, son and heir of,
372, 401.
, of Buckinghamshire,
esquire, 354.
,( . . . . , . . . . , Eleanor, late
the wife of, 147.
, . . . . , , John, son
and heir of, 147, 354, 355.
, Roger, 147.
Tetbury, Tettebury, co. Gloucester,
27, 415.
Tetenhale, co. Stafford. See Tetten-
hall.
Tetford, John, monk, farmer of the
priory of St. James, co. Devon,
33, 34.
Tethilthorp, co. Lincoln. See Theddle-
thorp.
Tettebury, co. Gloucester. See Tet-
bury.
Tettenhall, Tetenhale, co. Stafford, 27.
Teukesbury, Teukesbery, Robert,
collector of a tax in Worcester,
173.
, William, ' skynner,' collector
of a tax in Worcester, 88, 123,
153.
Tewkesbury, co. Gloucester, 85, 120.
Teye, Henry de, 273.
, Robert, commissioner to raise
a loan in Essex, 317.
Thame, co. Oxford, 152, 173.
Thame, John, of Fairford, collector
of a tax in Gloucestershire, 151.
Robert, of Harpole, 332, 343.
, , Maud (Ward),
mother of, 343.
,....,...., Thomas, brother of,
343.
Thames, river, 35, 352.
Thamworth, John, collector of customs
and subsidies in Chichester and
district, 381 bis, 383.
Thanet, isle of, co..Kent, 86, 121, 153,
318, 416.
Thatcham, co. Berks, Crookham in.
q.v.
, Midgham in, q.v.
Thawstok, co. Devon. See Tawstock.
Thaxted, Thaxstede, co. Essex, 87,
122.
The, Jevan ap LI', 101.
Theddlethorp, Thedilthorp, Thethil-
thorp, co. Lincoln, 222, 301.
Themelby, co. York. See Thimbleby.
Therske, co. York. See Thirsk.
Thetford [in Stretham], co. Cambridge,
172.
Thethilthorp, co. Lincoln. See
Theddlethorp.
Thewyng, co. York. See Thwing.
Thiknes, Thikenesse, Thyknes, James,
James de, collector of a tax in
Staffordshire, 27.
, . . . . , of Podmore, collector
of a tax in Staffordshire, 85, 120.
, John de, John, of Betley,
collector of a tax in Stafford-
shire, 27, 417.
Thimbleby, Themelby [in Osmother-
ley], co. York, 87, 122.
Thirlewail, William, 356.
Thirnyng, William, chief justice of the
Common Bench, 226, 339, 396.
Thirsk, Therske, Thresk, Treske, co.
York, 24, 173, 417.
, church of, chantry at the altar
of St. Anne in, 65.
, Sowerby in, q.v.
Thomas, duke of Clarence, 158, 159,
378, 379, 409.
, Margaret (Ho land), wife
of, 158, 159.
, . . . . , guardian of England,
letters tested by, 142.
Thomas of Woodstock, duke of Glou-
cester, earl of Buckingham, 287,
288, 389.
, . . . . , . . . . , Anne (Stafford
and Bourchier), daughter of,
286-288, 389.
, . . . . , . . . . , Eleanor (de
Bohun), late the wife of, 389.
612
GENERAL INDEX.
Thomas, John, of Wedmore, collector
of a tax in Somerset, 172.
Thomenhorn, Tomenhorne, Thomas,
knight, 334, 356.
Thompson, Tommeston [co. Norfolk],
144, 175.
Thomworth, cos. Stafford and War-
wick. See Tamworth.
Thbnglands, Thongelond [in Munslow],
co. Salop, 264.
Thoralby, John, clerk, 161.
Thoresby, co. Lincoln, 25.
Thoresby. See Thorsby.
Thorisholme, co. Lancaster. See
Torrisholme.
Thorlethorp. See Thorlthorp.
Thorley, Nicholas, 319, 320, 368.
, Robert, esquire, Elizabeth,
late the wife of, 143.
Thorlthorp, Thorlethorp, John, 280,
322 328
, ! . . . , of Middlesex, 266,
284.
Thormerston, co. Somerset. See
Torweston.
Thormundesby, John, collector of a
tax in Cambridgeshire, 415.
Thornburgh, Thorneburgh, Rowland,
escheator in Cumberland and
Westmoreland, 209.
, esquire, 216.
, . . . . , of Westmoreland, 146.
William de, collector of a tax
in Westmoreland, 28.
Thornbury, Thornebury, co. Glou-
cester, 171.
[in Kingsley], co. Stafford, 85,
120.
Thornbury, Ralph, of Thornbury,
collector of a tax in Stafford-
shire, 85, 120.
Thorne, Roger atte, collector of a tax
in Devon, 172.
Thorneburgh. See Thornburgh.
Thornebury, co. Gloucester. See
Thornbury.
Thornef, Thorneff , Robert, 420.
, . . . . , of Snainton, collector
of a tax in the North Riding,
co. York, 417.
Thornes, Roger, 436.
Thorneton. See Thornton.
Thornham, co. Suffolk, 301.
Thornhill [in Hope], co. Derby, 170.
Thornhull, Baldwin, 371.
, . . . . , Isabel (Haym), mother
of Alice mother of, 371.
, collector of a tax in
Dorset, 150.
Thornton (by Horncastle), co. Lincoln,
433.
Thornton, Thorneton, Henry, 217.
John, 327.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in
Lincoln, 224, 419.
Thornton — cont.
, Roger, collector of customs and
subsidies in Newcastle-upon-
Tyne arid district, 380, 381,
383.
, . . . . , of Newcastlo-upon-Tvne,
132.
Thorp, co. Essex. See Thorpe le
Soken.
, co. Suffolk. See Thorpe.
...... Sechevill, co. Leicester. See
Thorpe Satchville.
Thorp, Thorpe, — , commissioner to
raise a loan in Rutland, 316.
, Henry, 21, 22, 144, 409.
, . . . . , esquire, Cecily, late the
wife of, 425 bis.
, , , of Wiltshire, 256.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Cecily, late
the wife of, 427, 436, 437.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Ralph, son
and heir of, 256, 427, 437.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Thomas, son
and heir of, 256.
, Hugh, esquire, 378, 430.
, . . . . , John, son and heir
of, 430.
, John, John de, Elizabeth, late
the wife of, 336, 386 bis, 441.
, . . . . , . . . . , Alice (Rodenhale),
sister and heir of, 386, 441.
, . . . . , . . . . , Joan (Burnernan),
sister and heir of, 386, 441.
, . . . . , . . . . , Margaret (Mjchell),
sister and heir of, 386 bis, 441.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in
Surrey, 416.
, . . . . , collector of customs and
subsidies in Exeter and Dart-
mouth and district, 113, 130,
192, 193.
, . . , of Thorpe, collector of a
tax in Surrey, 151.
, Peter, 321.'
Richard, Richard de, of Stan-
ley, collector of a tax in the
West Riding, co. York, 299,
417.
....... Robert, Robert de, chief
justice of the Common Bench,
163, 342.
, . . . . , of Yorkshire, 325.
, Thomas, 274.
, . . . . , Agnes, late the wife of,
378.
, William de, knight, 311.
Thorpe, Thorp, co. Suffolk, 301.
, co. Surrey, 151.
le Soken, Thorp, co. Essex, 87,
122.
Satchville, Thorp Sechevill [in
Twyford], co. Leicester, 375.
Thorpe. See Thorp.
Thorrock, Little, co. Essex. See
Thurrock, Little,
GENERAL INDEX.
613
Thorsby. Thoresby, CrdYn-y <!•-. 60..
, John, son iiTid heir of,
Ml.
, John, grandson arid heir
of, 60.
, . . . . , Juliana, late the wife of,
()(>.
, John, of OoxUy, collector of a
tax in Lindsey. co. Lincoln,
•22-2.
Thorstaiiby, co. York. free Throxonby.
Threll, William, collector of a tax in
Sussex, 418.
Threiikeld, Geoffrey de, 327.
Thrcsk, co. Y'ork. <SV,e Thirsk.
Tlnvsk, Robert, clerk, farmer of Ware
priory and the priory of Noyon
and Neufmarche, 64, 65.
Thriplow, Trippelowe, co. Cambridge,
315.
Tlirocking, co. Hertford, Buntirigford
in. q.v.
Throgmarton, Throgmauton. Throk-
martoii, Throkrnertoii, John,
149, 255, 276.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Worcestershire, 317.
, . . . . , escheator in Worcester -
shire, 263.
Thrower, Jolm, of Castle Rising, 258.
Throwley, Treueley [co. Kent], alien
manor, 41.
Throxenby, Thorstaiiby [in Scalby],
co. York, manor, 205.
Thrussingtoii, Thursyngton, co. Leices-
ter, 375.
Thrybergh, co. York, Daltoii in, q.v.
Thundersley, Tunderle, co. Essex,
manor, 137, 178.
park, 137, 178.
Thurbarre, Robert, collector of a tax
in Surrey, 26.
Thurgarton [co. Nottingham], priory,
99, 411.
, ..... church of, 411.
Thurlbear, Thurlebere, co. Somerset,
manor, 94.
Thurlestone, Thurleston, co. Devon,
manor, 115.
Thurmond, David, of Chichester, 439.
Thurrock, Little, Little Thorrock, co.
Essex, 418.
Thursyngton, co. Leicester. See
Thrussington.
Thwayt, William, of Long Mars ton,
collector of a tax in the West
Riding, co. York, 173.
Thwaytes, John, 291, 349.
, , of York, 199.
Thweyng, Edmund de, collector of a
tax in the Mast Riding, co.
York, 417.
Thwhig, Thwvng, Thewviig, co. York,
88, 123, 300.
Thykn.es. See Thikiies.
Tliymolby. Thymulby, Thyrnylby,
Richard, of Holton le MOOT,
collector of a tax in Lindsi-y,
eo. Lincoln, 87, 122.
, Thomas, of Ashby by Partnry,
collector of a tax in Lindsey, co.
Lincoln, 301.
, William de, chaplain, 174.
Tibbay, Tybbay, Tybbey, John, clerk,
farmer of Long Bennington and
Field Dalling priory, 37, 111.
, . . . . , parson of Bedale,
289.
Tichefeld, co. Southampton. See
Titchfield.
Tickford, Tykford [in Newport Pagnell,
co. Buckingham], alien priorv,
337.
Ticknall, Tykeiiale, co. Derby, 220.
Tiddeswell, Henry, of Stamford, 82.
Tideswell, co. Derby, Wormhill in, q.v.
Tikehill, William, of Alcester, collector
of a tax in Warwickshire, 416.
Cf. Tikhyll.
Tikesover, co. Rutland. 8ee Tixover.
Tikhyll, Thomas, 81. Cf. Tikehill.
Tilbrook, Tylbrook [co. Huntingdon
formerly co. Bedford], 171, 299.
Tilbury juxta Clare, Tylleby, co. Essex,
87, 122.
Tilehurst, co. Berks, 150.
Tilie, Tylly, Tylye, Henry, collector of
a tax in Sussex, 87, 122.
, . . . . , of Funtington, collector
of a tax in Sussex, 171.
, Roger, of Road, collector of a
tax in Somerset, 172.
Tille, Thomas, 248.
Tilleworth, John, of Ashen, collector
of a tax in Essex, 87, 122.
Tillington, Tolyngtoii [in Burghill, co.
Hereford], 379.
Tillioll, Peter, knight, 23.
Tillyng, George, 357.
Tilney, Tylney [co. Norfolk], 110.
Tilshead, Tyleshide [co. Wilts], manor,
24.
Tiltoii, Tirlyngton, co. Leicester, 170.
tin, 230.
Tingewick, Tyngewyk, co. Buckingham,
172.
Tipshethe, John, of Mablethorpe,
collector of a tax in Lindsey, co.
Lincoln, 415.
Tiptoft, Tiptot, John, knight, 43.
, , Agnes (Wroth),
mother of, 43.
, , Philippa(Assheton),
late the wife of, 194 (3), 196,
208, 210.
, . . . . , of Cambridgesliire,
33.
, Robert, of Salop, 8, 16, 54.
Tipton, Tybynton, co. Stafford, 330.
Tiptot. 8ee Tiptoft.
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GENERAL INDEX.
Tirell. See Tyrell.
Tirley, Trynley, co. Gloucester, 395.
, Haw in, q.v.
Tirlyngton, co. Leicester. See Tilton.
Tirwhit, John, 134.
, . . . . , Margaret (Rolleston),
wife of, 134.
, Robert, 338, 344.
Tiryngham. See Teryngham.
Tisted, East, Esttystede, co. South-
ampton, 417.
Tistede, Richard, of East Tisted,
collector of a tax in Hampshire,
417.
Titclifield, Tichefeld, co. Southampton,
221.
Titchmarsh, Tychemerssche, Tyche-
merssh [co. Northampton], 108.
, church of, advowson of, 108.
, ' Lovelies ' manor of, 108.
, ' Pyggenotwell ' in, 108.
Tivertoii, Tyverton, co. Devon, 172.
Tixall, Tixshale, co. Stafford, church
of, advowson of, 307.
, manor, 307.
, Hanyard in, q.v.
Tixover, Tikesover, co. Rutland, 220.
Tixshale, co. Stafford. See Tixall.
Todenham, Robert, knight, 104. Cf.
Tuddenham.
Todeworth, John, 142.
Toft, co. Lincoln, 368.
Toft, John, of Toft, 368.
Toggefort, John, collector of a tax in
Shrewsbury, 223.
Toky, William, collector of a tax in
Gloucestershire, 220.
Tollard Royal, Tollard, co. Wilts [and
co. Dorset], manor, 297.
Toller Porcorum, co. Dorset, Higher
Kentecombe in, q.v.
Toly, John, clerk, collector of customs
and subsidies in King's Lynn
and district, 292 bis, 294, 350,
351, 353.
Tolyngton [co. Hereford]. See Tilling-
ton.
Tomenhorne. See Thomonhorn.
Tomesson, John, 312.
Tomkyns, Thomas, 421.
Tommeston [co. Norfolk]. See
Thompson.
Tomworth, cos. Stafford and Warwick.
See Tamworth.
Tonard, John, the elder, collector of a
tax in Lincoln, 153.
Tonbridge, Tonbregge, Tonbrygg,
Tonebrigge, co. Kent, 86, 121,
221.
, castle, 116.
Toneworth, co. Warwick. See Tan-
worth.
Tong, Tongge, co. Salop, college of St.
Bartholomew of, warden and
chaplains of, 45.
Tony, John, of Cropthorne, collector
of a tax in Worcestershire, 219.
Took, Robert, of Witham, collector of
a tax in Essex, 418.
Tooting Graveney, Totyng Gravenyng,
co. Surrey, 131.
Topclif, co. York. See Topcliffe.
Topclif, Topclyf, Topclyff, Topclyve.
John, of Markham, collector of
a tax in Nottinghamshire, 220.
Robert de, collector of a tax
in the North Riding, co. York,
87, 122.
, Walter, 108.
, William, 323.
Topcliffe, Topclif, co. York, church,
51, 98, 411.
, Asenby in, q.v.
, Gristhwaite in, q.v.
, Rainton in, q.v.
Topclyf, Topclyff, Topclyve. See Top-
clif.
Toplyff, William, of Zelethorp, collec-
tor of a tax in Lindsey, co.
Lincoln, 222.
Topsham, Topsam [co. Devon], port
of, searcher of ships in. See
Walke.
Tordene, John, collector of a tax in
Devon, 417.
Torksey, Torkesay, co. Lincoln, 415.
Torrington, Black, Blaketoriton, co.
Devon, manor, 388.
Torrisholme, Thorisholme [hi , Lan-
caster], co. Lancaster, 300.
Tort, Hugh, of Crewkerne, collector
of a tax in Somerset, 416.
Tortyngton, John, of Alton, collector
of a tax in Hampshire, 172.
Torweston, Thormerston [in Sampford
Brett], co. Somerset, manor, 115.
Totenays. See Totnes.
Totewell, William, ' brewer,' of South-
wark, collector of a tax in
Southwark, 418.
Totewey, Henry, clerk, farmer of
Burwell priory, 201.
Totington, Alexander, bishop of Nor-
wich [1406-1413], 12.
Totnes, Totteneys, co. Devon, fee, 127.
Totnes, Totteneys, Totenays, lord de.
See Zouche.
Totyng Gravenyng, co. Surrey. See
Tooting Graveney.
Totyng, Totynge, Andrew, of London,
' fysshmonger,' 355.
, Henry, clerk, collector of
customs and subsidies in Mel-
combe and district, 4, 14 bis.
Toukere, Adam, 109.
Tounlonde, Thomas atte, 242.
Tournay, Tourney, Nicholas, escheator
in Lincolnshire, 41, 81, 305.
, . . . . , sheriff of Lincolnshire,
177, 191.
GENERAL INDEX.
615
Towemouth [co. Devon]. See Taw-
mouth.
Towrehill, abbot of, f><).
Tracy, co. Kent, manor. See Newing-
toii (next Sittiiigbourn).
Tracy, Robert, commissioner to raise
a loan in Gloucestershire, 315,
, William, the elder, sheriff of
Gloucestershire, 215.
, . . . . , the younger, escheator
in Gloucestershire and the
adjacent march of Wales, 340.
trades, occupations, etc. : —
4 baker,' 223, 302, 418.
' bakster,' 174.
4 barbour,' 302 bis.
4 barker,' 4 barcar,' 154 bis, 224,
302.
4 bellomaker,' 323.
4 bocher,' 4 bochour,' 28, 88, 123,
153 (3), 174 bis, 223, 231, 418.
' bowyer,' 418.
brewer, 4 brewer,' ' bruer,' 153,
252, 302, 418 (3).
' browederer,' 242.
4 cardemaker,' 419.
4 carpenter,' 323.
4 chapman,' 86, 121, 220, 418, 431.
4 chaundeler,' 302.
4 cordewaner,' ' corveser,' 4 cor-
vyser,' 88, 123, 418, 419.
draper, 4 draper,' ' drapere,' 9, 12,
88, 89, 98 bis, 123, 124, 153 bis,
174, 198, 223, 243, 247, 373,
394, 418.
4 dyer,' 88, 98, 123.
fishmonger, 4 fisshernonger,' ' fissh-
rnonger,' ' f ysshemonger,' 'fyssh-
monger,' 10, 11, 87, 122, 125,
151, 223 bi&, 297, 302, 355, 366.
4 fissheman,' 89, 124.
' fissher,' 302.
4 franklevn,' 416 (3).
4 glover,'" 323.
4 goldbeter,' 280.
goldsmith, ' goklsmyth,' 46, 83,
88, 104, 123, 153, 154, 233, 302,
373, 419.
grocer, ' grocer,' 17, 233, 247, 302,
357, 367, 418, 419.
• hayster,' 302.
4 hosteler,' 4 osteler,' 153, 224.
4 hosyer,' 153.
' husbondman,' 407.
4 irmonger,' 4 iremonger,' 88, 123,
280, 302.
4 jeweler,' 89, 124.
4 listere,' 315.
mercer, ' mercer,' 17, 29, 88, 123,
147, 174, 223, 224, 249, 253,
355, 372 bis, 408, 421.
merchant, 4 merchant,' 4 mar-
chant,' 18, 23, 43, 170, 174 bis,
224, 280, 302 bis, 394, 416.
trades, occupations, etc. : — cont.
4 mustardmakcr,' 174.
' peutrer,' 146.
' plomer,' 292.
4 potter,' 174.
4 roper,' 302.
saddler, ' sadoler,' 24, 131, 223,
302, 303, 329.
4 s-mseiimker,' 302.
4 sherman,' 292.
skinner, 4 skynnor,' 88, 98, 123,
153, 174, '223, 235, 276, 302,
350.
' ismyth,' 173.
4 spicer,' 4 spycer,' 153, 154, 416.
tailor, 4 taillour,' 46, 198.
4 tanner,' 28 bis, 301.
4 tapicer,' 224.
4 touker,' 88, 123, 437.
4 tyler,' 223.
vintner, ' vynter,' 279, 302, 393
bis.
4 webbe,' 28, 88, 123, 302 bis.
4 wever,' 4 wewer,' 89, 124, 418 bis.
4 wolman,' 407.
Travers, John, of Cartmel, collector
of a tax in Lancashire, 300.
, Richard, of Hareby, collector
of a tax in Lindsey, co. Lincoln,
25, 173, 222.
Treage. See Treyage.
Treambol, Nicholas, collector of a tax
in Cornwall, 299.
treasurer, treasurer of England, certi-
ficate by, 314.
See also No v ill ; Fitz Alan ;
Leche ; Fitz Hugh.
, deputy of the, 256, 267.
, . . . . , certificate by, 314.
, See also Kynwolmerssh.
, keeper of the office of, 111 bis,
113, 116, 117 bis, 119, 124 bis,
126 bis, 127, 128 bis, 131, 135-
138. See also Rodenhale.
See also 'under Exchequer.
Trebell, John, of Somerset, 303.
, . . . . , . . . . , 4 gentilman,' 293.
Trebrigge, Thomas, the younger, collec-
tor of a tax in Devon, 299.
Tredege, William, 371.
Tredewey, John, skinner, collector of
a tax in London, 302.
Tregonan, co. Cornwall, 222.
Tregonan, Otes, of Tregonan, collector
of a tax in Cornwall, 222.
Tregony, co. Cornwall, manor, 303,
351, 360.
Tregorre, co. Cornwall, 222.
Tregorre, Thomas, of Tregorre, collec-
tor of a tax in Cornwall, 222.
Tregroes, Treigois [in Coychurch, co.
Glamorgan], 100.
Trel, John, 4 glover,' 323.
Trelawney, Treuelowen [in Pelynt], co.
Cornwall, manor, 250.
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GENERAL INDEX.
Trelay, John, fanner of Kerswoll
priory, 57.
, , of Exeter, 295.
Trematon,Tremyngton [in St. Stephens
by Saltash], co. Cornwall, castle,
235, 245.
, manor, 235.
Trernayle, Tremayll, Roger, collector
of a tax in Devon, 222, 417.
Tremyngton, co. Cornwall. See Tre-
maton.
Trenerth, Robert, citizen of London,
237.
Trenewyth, Ralph, 143.
, . . . . , William Bodrugan, son
of, q.v.
Trenode, Richard, searcher of ships in
Bridgewater and district, 78.
, . . . . , searcher of ships in
Bristol and district, 16, 116,
117.
Treiitham, Nicholas, of Taplow, collec-
tor of a tax in Buckinghamshire,
416.
Trerice, Trerys [in Newlyn, co. Corn-
wall], 318, 358.
Tresham, William, 125, 356.
, . . . . , of Gloucestershire, 126.
Treske, co. York. See Thirsk.
Tresverdion, Otes, knight, sheriff of
Cornwall ,177. Cf. Tre varthian .
Trethege, John, of Cornwall, 419.
Trethewy, John, 332.
, William, 332.
Treueley [co. Kent]. See Throwley.
Treuelowen, co. Cornwall. See Tre-
lawney.
Treuwardreyth, co. Cornwall. See
Tywardreath.
Trevarthian, Trevarthyan, Otes, 275.
, . . . . , knight, 340.
, . . . . , . . . . , John, son and heir
of, 340.
Cf. Tresverdion.
Treveswythen, John, of Cornwall,
351.
Trewent. See Trewyrit.
Trewick, Trewyk, Trewyke [in Bolam,
co. Northumberland], 65.
, manor, 53.
Trewint, Trewynt [in Blisland], co.
Cornwall, 222, 418.
Trewyk, Trewyke [co. Northumber-
land]. See Trewick.
Trewyk, Trewyke, Agnes de, 2.
, Thomas de, 53, 65.
, Agnes, late the wife of,
65.
, Eleanor (Hoggisson),
daughter and heir of, 65.
, . . . . , Joan (de Wotton),
daughter and heir of, 65.
Trewyn, Thomas, farmer of Ellinghani
priory, 55.
• •I..., . . . . , esquire, 53.
Trewynt, co. Cornwall. See Trewint.
Trewynt, Trewent, John, collector of
a tax in Cornwall, 222, 299,418.
Treyage, Treage, Robert, collector of
cvistoms and subsidies in Ply-
mouth and Fowey and dis-
trict, 69, 71, 204, 205, 216.
, . . . . , farmer of Modbury
priory, 39.
, of Cornwall, 37.
, , of Devon, 340.
Treyanek, Benet, Thomasia, late the
wife of, 332.
Tribald, Henry, 139.
, , heir of, 139.
, William, 139.
Tring, Trynge, Tryeng, co. Hertford,
152, 299, 418.
Trippelowe, co. Cambridge. See
Thriplow.
Tristour, William, farmer of Caris
brooke priory and the procura-
tion of the Isle of Wight, 38.
, of London, 59.
, . . . . , . . . . , saddler, 131.
Trone, Troney, Thomas, collector of a
tax in Hampshire, 151.
, . . . . , of Bramdean, collector
of a tax in Hampshire, 221,
301.
Tropvnclenne, Thomas, 323.
, William, 323.
Trot, William, collector of a tax in
Sussex, 150.
, . . . . , of Arundel, collector of
a tax in Sussex, 171.
Troubrygge [co. Wilts]. See Trow-
bridge.
Trought, John, of Dunstable, collec-
tor of a tax in Bedfordshire,
171.
Troutebek, William, esquire, 391.
Trowbridge, Troubrygge [co. Wilts],
manor, 52.
Trowell, co. Nottingham, 405, 406.
, church of, advowson of, 405,
406.
Trumpington, Trumpeton, co. Cam-
bridge, 311.
....... manor, 311.
Trumpyton, Roger, knight, 106.
, . . . . , king's knight, farmer
of the priory of St. Michael's
Mount, 33.
Truro, Truru, co. Cornwall, 86, 121,
152, 170.
Trussell, Alfred, knight, commissioner
to raise a loan in Warwickshire,
318.
, William, knight, sheriff of
Staffordshire, 262.
Trusthorpe, Trusthorp, co. Lincoln,
173, 222.
Truwardreyth, co. Cornwall. See
Tywardreath.
GENERAL INDEX.
617
. John, of the Isle of Wi^ht.
collector of a tax in Hampshire,
27.
Trying, Trynge, co. Hertford. ,S'«r
Tring.
Tryuley, co. Gloucester. See Tirlry.
Tuchet, John, heir of, 2.
Tuddenham, Robert de, esquire, 20;").
, , , heir of, 205, 206.
Cf. Todenham.
Tunderle, co. Essex. See Thumli-rs-
ley.
Tunsted, Jolin, of Derbyshire, 439.
Tunwell, Nicholas, of London, ' grocer,'
367.
Turnditch, Tumodych [in Duffield],
co. Derby, 300.
Turvey, Turveye, Turveio, Gurvoy, co.
Bedford, 151, 199, 230, 418.
Tuttebury, Jolin, collector of customs
and subsidies in Kingston 011
Hull and district, 4, 13.
Tuttesbury, John, 206.
Twertoii, Twyverton, co. Somerset,
manor, 49, 50.
Twyer, Robert, of Doncaster, collector
of a tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 26, 299.
Twyford [in Barrow], co. Derby, 151.
, co. Leicester, Thorpe Satch-
ville in, q.v.
Twyford, Robert de, esquire, 233, 249.
, William, searcher of ships in
Southampton and district, 16.
, . . . . , of Hampshire, 10.
Twyverton, co. Somerset. See Twer-
ton.
Tybbay, Tybbey. See Tibbay.
Tybenham, John, escheator in'Harnp-
shire and V\7iltshire, 81, 112,
140 bis.
Tybynton, co. Stafford. See Tiptoii.
Tychemerssche, Tychemerssh [co.
Northampton]. See Titch-
rnarsh.
Tydyman, Roger, clerk, farmer of St.
Helen's priory, 31, 410.
Tye, John, of Beckingham, collector
of a tax in Nottinghamshire,
85, 120.
, William, collector of a tax in
Southwark, 88, 123.
Tygale, John, collector of a tax in
Hampshire, 27.
, . . . . , of Peak, collector of a
tax in Hampshire, 301.
Tykenale, co. Derby. See Ticknall.
Tykford [co. Buckingham]. See Tick-
ford.
Tylbrook [co. Huntingdon formerly
co. Bedford]. See Tilbrook.
Tyler, Richard, of Surrey, 352.
Tyleshide [co. Wilts]. See Tilshoad.
Tylleby, co. Essex. See Tilbury juxta
Clare.
Tylly. See. Tilir.
T\ lucy |<-o. N'orfolk). See Tilney.
Tylyo. See Tili«-.
Tynbury, John. ' draper,' collector of a
tax in Southwark, 153.
Tyndale, John, 2, 44.
, . . . . , Richard, son and heir of,
44.
, , of London, 280.
, Richard, 125, 126.
, . . . . , William, brother and
heir of, 126.
, Robert, tailor and citizen of
London, 46.
, WTilliam de, Denise (Claxton),
sister of, 175.
, . . . . , Emma (Crawecestre),
daughter of Walter son of
Thomas son of, 175.
Tyngewyk, co. Buckingham. See
Tingowick.
Tynggewyk, William, collector of a
tax in Surrey, 223.
Tynmore [in the parish of St. Michael,
Lichfield], co. Stafford, manor,
330.
Tyrell, Tirell, John, commissioner to
raise a loan in Essex, 317.
, sheriff of Essex and
Hertfordshire, 40.
, Thomas, 434.
, Walter, 434.
, . . . . , Eleanor (Haute), late
the wife of, 434.
, Jolin, son and heir of,
434.
Tyryngham. See Teryngham.
Tyson, John, 345.
Tyverton, co. Devon. See Tiverton.
Tywardroath, Tywerdreyth, Treu-
wardreyth, Truwardreyth, co.
Cornwall, manor, 250.
, prior of. See Roger.
U
Ude, William, of Norfolk, 45.
Uftington, Uffyngton, co. Lincoln, 222.
Ufford, co. Suffolk, church of, advow-
son of, 180.
, manor, 180.
, Sogenhoe in, q.v.
Ufford, William, earl of Suffolk, Isabel,
late the wife of, 144, 180.
Uffyngton, co. Lincoln. See Uftington.
Uffynton, William, of Pilton, collector
of a tax in Rutland, 152.
Ugborough, co. Devon, Ivybridge in,
q.v.
Uherst, co. Sussex. See Ewhurst.
Ullesby, co. Cumberland. See Ousby.
61$
GENERAL INDEX.
Ulmis, Odo de, prior of Carisbrooke
priory and proctor of the abbot
of Lire in the Isle of Wight,
farmer of the said priory and
the procuration of the said Isle,
38.
Ulrnoor, Oulemore, John, of Bickenhill,
collector of a tax in Warwick-
shire, 298.
, . . . . , of Church Bickenhill,
collector of a tax in Warwick,-
shire, 222.
Ulston. See Ulverston.
Uluesby, co. Cumberland. See Ousby.
Ulverston, Ulston, Richard, clerk,
338.
,....,...., collector of customs
and subsidies in Kingston
on Hull and district, 113,
130, 192, 193.
Umfravyle, Urnfrevill, Gilbert, knight,
377.
, Robert, knight, 23.
Underwood, Under wod [in Ashbourne],
co. Derby, 300.
Undeslowe, co. Salop. See Onslow.
Undeslowe, John, of Onslow, esquire,
collector of a tax in Salop, 416.
Unwyn, Unewvn, John, of Salop, 19.
, Richard, 19.
Upavon, Uphaven [co. Wilts], alien
priory, 53.
Upchurch, Upchroche, co. Kent,
church, 58.
Upcott, Upcote [in Almelev], co.
Hereford, 382.
Uphaven [co. Wilts]. See Upavon.
Uphaveryng, Ralph, collector of a tax
in Essex, 172.
Upperby, Hubryghby, Huberdby [in
the parish of St. Cuthbert,
Carlisle, co. Cumberland], 340,
362.
Uppeton, co. Cornwall. See Upton.
Uppingham, Uppyngham, co. Rutland,
152, 171.
Upsal, Upsale [in South Kilvington],
co. York, manor, 116, 286.
Upton, Uppeton [in Stratton], co.
Cornwall, 189.
, co. Northampton, 86, 121.
, co. Worcester, 169.
Magna, Upton, co. Salop,
manor, 165, 166.
St. Leonards, Upton Seint-
leonard, co. Gloxicester, manor,
164, 213.
Upton, John, 242.
, Richard, collector of a tax in
Herefordshire, 222.
Urban, David, of Cornwall, 371.
, John, 335, 378.
, . . . . , collector of customs and
subsidies in Exeter and Dart-
mouth and district, 5, 13.
Urban, John — cont.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise
a loan in Kent, 317, 318.
, . . . . , esquire, of Southfloet,
371.
, . . . . , . . . . , John, son
and heir of, 371.
Urry, William, of the Isle of Wight,
collector of a tax in Hampshire,
172.
Ursewyk, Robert, knight, 336.
, Thomas de, of Lancashire, 391.
Usflete, Usflet, Gerard, knight, 162.
, . . . . , . . . . , Elizabeth (Fitz
Alan), duchess of Norfolk, wife
of, 162-164. See also Mow-
bray.
, John, of Gunhouse, collector
of a tax in Lindsey, co. Lincoln,
222, 415.
Usthwayte, co. York. See Husth-
waite.
Utterby, Uttirby, co. Lincoln, 25.
Uttoxeter, Uttoxatre [co. Stafford],
368.
Uvedale, Dovdale, Dowfdale, Ovedale,
John, commissioner to raise a
loan in Hampshire, 317.
, . . . . , escheator in Hampshire
and Wiltshire, 42, 74, 101.
, . . . . , sheriff of Hampshire,
295, 428.
, . . . . , sheriff of Surrey and
Sussex, 177.
Vachell, William, of Berkshire, 440.
Vaghan, David ap Jevan, 100.
, John, of Archonfield, collector
of a tax in Herefordshire, 222.
Valentyn, John, of St. Albans, collec-
tor of a tax in Hertfordshire,
221, 418.
Vatmpage, Jolm, escheator in Worces-
tershire, 432.
Vaur', Walter, 100.
Vavasour, Henry, knight, 1, 104.
Veel. See Vele.
Veer, Alice de, countess of Oxford,
433.
, Aubrey de, knight, 348.
, John, John de, 38.
, knight, 377.
, Richard, Richard de, earl of
Oxford, 145.
, , , heir of, 336, 379.
Vele, Veel, Robert, escheator in
Somerset and Dorset, 397, 398.
, of Dorset, 138.
....... Cf. Vyel.
GENERAL INDEX.
619
Velgham, co. (Sussex. See Felpham.
Venablos, Jului, oO hi*.
Verbou, Tlioinas, of Hereford, collec-
tor of a tax in Herefordshire,
301.
Verdley, Virle [in Femhurst], co.
Sussex, 171.
Vernay, John, 3. '5.
Vernhams Dean, Femhain, co. South-
ampton, manor, 368.
Vernon, Richard, sheriff of Stafford-
shire, 177.
, . . . . , knight, Joan, late the
wife of, 100.
, . . . . , commissioner to
raise a loan in Staffordshire,
315, 317.
Vestmentmaker, William, 292.
Vesy, Veysy, Christopher, collector of
a tax in Leicestershire, 170.
, . . . . , of Hallaton, of Guthlax-
ton hundred, collector of a tax
in Leicestershire, 26.
Vicarie, John, of London, 58.
Vicers, Vykers, John, John atte, of
Retford, collector of a tax in
Nottinghamshire, 220, 416.
Vilers, Vylers, Elizabeth, 267, 395,
429.
, John, 106.
, . . . . , Joan (Pakeman),
mother of, 266, 396, 430.
, Richard, 141, 247 bis.
, . . . . , Joan (Pakeman), mother
of, 141, 247 bis, 266.
, John, son of, 141, 247
bis.
, . . . . , . . . . , heir of, 141.
, . . . . , William, son and
heir of, 247.
Villenoef, Rustin, knight, Joan, late
the wife of, 276.
Virgo, Richard, 50.
, , Edith, wife of, 50.
, . . . . , Isabel, daughter of, 50.
Virle, co. Svissex. See Verdley.
Vowchurch, co. Hereford, Post-on in,
q.v.
Vyel, Vyell, John, the elder, collector
of a tax in Bristol, 174.
, Robert, 323.
Cf. Vele.
Vykers. See Vicers.
Vylers. See Vilers.
Vynceut, John, collector of a tax in
Cornwall, 152.
, of London, ' gentilman,'
431.
Vyriter, Robert, clerk, farmer <>t
Abergavenny priory, 45.
, William, of Baldock, collector
of a tax in Hertfordshire, 26.
W
Wachet, co. Somerset. See Watchet.
\Vncli«t. See Waget.
Wade, William, of Trusthorpe, collec-
tor of a tax in Lindsey, co.
Lincoln, 222.
Wadham, Jolm, of Silverton, ' gentil-
man,' 320.
, William, of Edge, ' gentilman,'
320.
Wadenhoe (?), Padenhawe, co. North-
ampton, 108.
Wadworth, Woddesworth, co. York,
131.
Wadyngtou, John, ' bocher,' collector
of a tax in Lincoln, 174.
Waget, Wachet, John, farmer of the
subsidy and alnage of cloths
for sale, and alnager, in Glouces-
tershire, 9.
, . . . . , farmer of the subsidy
and aliiago of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Somerset, 10,
341, 431, 432.
, . . . . , of Banbury, escheator
in Oxfordshire and Berkshire,
340, 413.
, . . . . , . . . . , under- chamberlain
of the Exchequer, 413.
, of Oxfordshire, 9, 54,
198, 217, 278, 409, 411.
, . . . . , of Warwickshire, 230.
Waghein, William, mayor and
escheator in York, 104.
Waghorn, John, of Middlesex, 198.
Wainhill, Willehale [in Chinnor], co.
Oxford, 93.
Wake, John, of Norwich, collector of a
tax in Norwich, 154.
, Thomas, 3.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Northamptonshire, 316.
, sheriff of Northampton-
shire, 41, 262, 327.
U'akefeld, co. York. See WTakefield.
Wukofeld, Richard, of Newark, collec-
tor of a tax in Nottinghamshire,
416.
, William, William de, ' gentil-
man,' of London, 407.
, . . . . , of Pontefract, collector
of a tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 151, 173.
Wakefield, Wakefeld, co. York, 173.
Wakohurst, Richard, farmer of posses-
sions of the abbot of Sees in
England, 34.
\\ukering, John, bishop of Norwich
[1416-1425], 158, 186, 219, 310,
402.
....... . . . . , . . . . , vicar-general of,
186, 219.
620
GENERAL INDEX.
Walbrond, Hugh, of Priddy, collector
of a tax in (Somerset, 299.
, Thomas, of Wareham, collector
of a tax in Dorset, 222.
Walcot [in North Lydbury], co. Salop,
301.
Walcot, William, of Walcot, collector
of a tax in Salop, 301.
Waldeby, Thomas, of Willerby, collec-
tor of a tax in the East Riding,
co. York, 173.
Walden, Saffron, Walden, co. Essex,
418.
Walden, John, 240.
, . . . . , sheriff of Cambridgeshire
and Huntingdonshire, 5.
, . . . . , esquire, 196.
, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Essex. 220.
, . . . . , esquire, 331.
, W7illiam, of Essex, 101.
Waldenewton, co. Lincoln. See New-
ton, Wold.
Walderne, William, mayor and
escheator of London, 1.
Waldeshef, Waldeshelf, Robert, 379.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in
Huntingdonshire, 28.
Waldeve, Waldyeve, John, of Meriden,
collector of a tax in Warwick-
shire, 151, 298, 416.
Wrales, benefices in exempted from
clerical tenths, 31, 32, 90, 134,
157, 185, 218, 309, 402.
, march of, benefices in
exempted from clerical tenths,
31, 32, 90, 134.
, . . . . , escheator in, 1, 2, 16, 19,
29, 30 bis, 49, 62 (3), 63, 64 bis,
99, 103 (3), 104 (4), 105 (4),
106, 107 bis, 118, 132, 143 (3),
144 bis, 145 (4), 146 bis, 163-
165, 185, 191, 194 bis, 195, 196,
197, 212, 217, 239 (4), 240,
264, 269, 274 (5), 275 (6), 276,
306, 322, 331 (6), 332 (5), 333
(5), 334 bis, 335 (10), 336&W,
345, 364 (3), 370, 373, 374, 377,
378 bis, 379 (3), 380, 388, 389,
399, 408, 421, 422 (3), 425 (3),
426 (3), 436, 442.
, See also Haukes-
ton ; Mille ; Gilbert ; Gomond ;
Grevell ; Bodenharn ; Holbech ;
Holcot ; Horde (William) ;
Russell ; Stokton ; Merbury ;
Burley ; Lisle ; Abraale ;
Corbet ; Hay ; Whityngton ;
Horde (Richard) ; Monyton ;
Tracy ; Alderley.
, lands in, 45, 66, 77, 132.
, prince of. See Henry.
, princess of. See Joan.
, principality of, receiver general
of. See Dalton.
Wales— con*.
, South, king's chamberlain
and receiver of. See Butler ;
Merbury.
, war in, 118, 324, 406.
Walesby, co. Lincoln, 87, 122.
Walesby, Henry de, of Walesby, collec-
tor of a tax in Lindsey, co.
Lincoln, 87, 122.
Waleton [co. Surrey]. See Walton.
Waleys, John, 239.'
, . . . . , Joan (Pabenham), lato
the wife of, 336, 401.
, . . . . , collector of customs and
subsidies in Chichester and
district, 113, 130, 192, 193.
, . . . . , searcher of ships in
Kingston on Hull and district,
16 bis.
, , of Sussex, 34, 197.
, William, searcher of ships in
Chichester and district, 15.
, . . . . , of Sussex, 46.
Walgrave, Richard, knight, 313.
Walhull, Robert, 243.
Walk. See Walke.
Walkar. See Walker.
W'alke, Walk, John, searcher of ships
in Topsham, Dartmouth, Ply-
mouth, Fowey, Falmouth, Bido-
ford, Barnsibaple and Ilfra-
combe and district, 297.
, , of Devon, 384.
Walker, Walkere, Walkar, John, 21,
67, 68.
, . . . . , Joan (Cadull), wife of,
21, 67, 68.
,...., of Draycott, collector of
a tax in Staffordshire, 417.
, . . . . , of Standlake, collector
of a tax in Oxfordshire, 88, 123.
, Robert, of Bedale, collector
of a tax in the North Riding,
co. York, 26.
, Walter, of Leominster, collector
of a tax in Herefordshire, 222.
Walkorn, William, of Wallington,
collector of a tax in Hertford-
shire, 152.
Walkerslow, Walkeslowe [in Stottes-
don], co. Salop, manor, 264.
Walkesbach, co. Salop. See Wei-
batch.
Walkeslowe, co. Salop. See Walker-
slow.
\Vallere, John, collector of a tax in
Sussex, 87, 122.
, . . . . , of Great Yarmouth,
searcher of ships in Great
Yarmouth and district, 16.
, William, 243.
Wallewayn, Wralleweyn. See Wal-
wayn.
Wallingford. \Valyngford, co. Berks,
363.
GENERAL INDEX.
621
Wallingford, Walyngford, honour, 161.
, chief bailiff of. See
Breston.
Wallington, Wallyngton. \Valyngton,
oo. Bertford, 86, 121. 152. 171.
Wallop, John. 328.
Wallyngton, oo. Hertford. See
Wallington.
Walpole, John, collector of a tax in
Southwark, 29.
Walrond, John, of Aldbourne, collector
of a tax in Wiltshire, 300.
Walsham le Willows, Walsham [co.
Suffolk], 313.
Walssh, Walsshe, Geoffrey, of Bainton,
collector of a tax in Northamp-
tonshire, 26.
John, 323.
, . . . . , of Cowfold, collector of
a tax in Sussex, 221, 418.
, Juliana, 323.
Richard, of Wanlip, collector
of a tax in Leicestershire, 416.
, Roger le, 95 bis.
, Thomas, of Prittlewell, collec-
tor of a tax in Essex, 418.
Walsyngham, Thomas, collector of a
subsidy in London and district,
380.
, , of London, 141, 347, 408.
, . . . . , . . . . , ' gentylman,' 37 1 .
Walter, Wauter, Robert. 323.
, Simon, 214.
, Thomas, esquire, guardian of
the temporalities of the bishopric
of St. Davids, 244.
, William, of Goudhurst, 242.
Walters, John, of Hanbury, collector
of a tax in Worcestershire, 298.
Waltham, Bishop's, Waltham [co.
Southampton], letters dated
at, 194, 195 bis, 201, 202 bis, 203
61.9, 204 (4), 205, 206, 207.
, Great, Waltham, co. Essex.
manor, 389.
, manor of Chatham in, 357,
372, 382, 395.
Waltham, Richard, of the hundreds
of Cookham and Bray, collector
of a tax in Berkshire, 87, 122.
Walton [in Deerhurst], co. Gloucester,
415.
, co. Leicester, 86, 121.
[co. Surrey] (?), Waleton, 131,
176.
Grange [in Gnosall], co. Staf-
ford, 417.
on the Hill, Wanton, co.
Surrey, 356.
Walton, John, of Walton, of Deer-
hurst hundred, collector of a
tax in Gloucestershire, 415.
, Thomas, of Deerhurst, collec-
tor of a tax in Gloucestershire,
27.
Walton — cont.
William, 286.
, collector of a tax in
Norfolk, 27, 85, 120.
, . . . . , of Walton Grange, collec-
tor of a tax in Staffordshire,
417.
Walwayn, Walweyn, Wallewayn,
Walleweyn, John, 147, 148.
. . ., esquire, 145, 191.
. . . , ..... Thomas, son and
ieir of, 191.
Malcolm, 259.
Nicholas, 147, 148.
Richard, 147, 148.
, Thomas, esquire, farmer of
Abergavenny priory, 45.
, William, 147, 148'.
Walworth, William, collector of a tax
in Suffolk, 172.
Walyburn, co. Salop, 222.
Walyngford, co. Berks. See Walling-
ford.
Walyngton, co. Hertford. See
Wallington.
Wandisfort, Wandesforth, Wanse-
worth, Wantysford, John, of
Gembling, collector of a tax in
the East Riding, co. York, 26.
, . . . . , of Kirklington, collector
of a tax in the North Riding,
co. York, 300, 417.
, Robert, chaplain, 256.
Wanlip, Onlep, co. Leicester, 416.
Wanlyng, Richard, clerk, 109.
Wanseworth. See Wandisfort.
Wantage, co. Berks, Grove in, q.v.
Wantysford. See Wandisfort.
Wappenham, co. Northampton, Ast-
well in, q.v.
Warbelton, Warbleton, William,
escheator in Hampshire and
Wiltshire, 6, 36.
Warcop, co. Westmoreland, 28.
Warcop, Robert, escheator in Cumber-
land and Westmoreland, 339.
, . . . . , of Westmoreland, 327.
, Thomas, of Warcop, collector
of a tax in Westmoreland, 28.
Ward, Warde, Hugh, of Derbyshire, 69.
, John, ' fissher,' collector of a
tax in Lincoln, 302.
, . . . . , of Aylton, collector of
a tax in Herefordshire, 301.
of Bridgewater, collector
of a tax in Somerset, 220.
, , of Hampshire, 202.
, . . . . , of Yorkshire, 126.
, Roger, of Worcestershire,
clerk, 340.
, Sampson, of Ashwell, collector
of a tax in Hertfordshire, 221,
299.
' , Simon, 343.
, , Elizabeth, wife of, 343,
622
GENERAL INDEX.
Ward, Simon — cont.
. . . . , . . . . , Maud (Thame), daughter
of, 343.
, Thomas, 108.
, . . . . , ' brewer,' collector of a
tax in Oxford, 302.
, of Birmingham, collector
of a tax in Warwickshire, 28,
85, 120, 171, 222, 298.
, , of London, 109.
, of Slindon, collector of a
tax in Staffordshire, 85, 120.
, . . . . , of Willoughby, collector
of a tax in Nottinghamshire, 27.
, William, collector of a tax in
Worcester, 88, 123.
, , clerk, 83.
, . . . . , fanner of the
possessions of the abbot of
Conches in England, 58.
, . . . . , . . . . , farmer of Raven-
dale priory, 38, 39.
, , of Lincolnshire, 8,
53, 279.
Wardedieu, Henry, 311.
Wardevn, John, collector of a tax in
Middlesex, 150.
Wardon, Richard, 323.
Ware, co. Hertford, 152, 173, 418.
alien priory, 46, 64, 65.
, . . . . , monk of. See Bausayn.
, . . . . , prior of. See Cham-
peyny.
Ware, Henry, bishop of Chichester
[1418-1420], 310, 350, 355.
, master Henry, clerk, guardian
of the temporalities of the
bishopric of Chichester, 234.
, Thomas, lord de, commissioner
to raise a loan in Holland, co.
Lincoln, 318.
Cf. Warre.
Warefeld, Warefeeld, John, 363.
, , of Oxfordshire, 268, 338.
Wareham, Warham, co. Dorset, 222.
, alien priory, 36, 37.
,...., prior of. See Kyngeston.
Warehorne, co. Kent, 288.
, Capel in, q.v.
Warenne, earldom of, 163.
Waresley, Weresle, co. Huntingdon,
300.
Warham, co. Dorset. See Waroham.
Warm, son of Gerold, 96.
Waringstone, Weryngeston [in Bucke-
rell], co. Devon, 345.
Warmestre, co. Wilts. See War-
minster.
Warmington, Warmyngton, co. North-
ampton, 223.
Warminster, Warmestre, Wermestre,
Wermystre, co. Wilts, 26, 150,
220.
Warmyngton, co. Northampton. See
Warmington.
Warner, John, of Kirton in Holland,
118.
, Robert, commissioner to raise
a loan in Middlesex, 316.
, . . . . , of London, 391.
, . . . . , of Uffington, collector
of a tax in Kesteven, co. Lin-
coln, 222.
William, collector of customs
and subsidies in Exeter and
Dartmouth and district, 70, 72.
, . . . . , collector of customs and
subsidies in Ipswich and dis-
trict, 4, 14.
, ..'.., collector of customs and
subsidies in Sandwich and dis-
trict, 113, 130, 192, 193, 291,
292, 293, 350, 351, 353.
, . . . . , of Kempsford, ' geiitil-
man,' 234.
Warre, John, escheator in Somerset
and Dorset, 41, 183.
, ..... sheriff of Somerset and
Dorset, 71.
, Richard, Joan, late the wife
of, 275.
, Thomas, Thomas la, clork, 56,
136.
, William, 56.
Cf. WTare.
Warrington, Weryngton [co. Lan-
caster], 142,* 148, 149.
Wartling, Wartlynge, co. Sussex, 345.
Warton [in Polesworth], co. Warwick,
28, 282.
Warwick, co. Warwick, 151 bis, 222,
225, 226.
Wai*wick, county, collectors of taxes in,
28, 85, 120, 151, 171, 222, 298,
416.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 318.
, escheator in, 1, 2, 30, 64, 103,
105 bis, 106 (3), 142, 143, 148,
184, 187, 194, 195, 196 bis, 197,
224-226, 238, 239 (3), 240, 274,
275, 276, 282 bis, 331, 332, 333
(3), 334 bis, 335, 338, 373, 422,
426 (3).
....... See also Bellers ;
Harwell (John) ; Knyghtley ;
Harwell (Thomas) ; Houby ;
Babthorp ; Grevell ; Oudeby ;
Castell ; Burgh.
, farmers of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnagers, in. See Passemer ;
Casteleyn.
, justices of assize in. See
Cokayn ; Strangways.
, sheriff of, 22.
, See also Maureward ;
Crewe ; Hastynges ; Burdet ;
Malory ; Bisshepston ; Sal-
vayn ; Brokesby ; Ardyngton.
GENERAL INDEX.
623
Warwick, carl of. See Beauchainp.
Warwyk, John, 366.
\V;iryn, Griffith, John, sou and heir of,
1.
, John, citizen of London, 354.
, . . . . , of Ailsworth, collector
of a tax in Northamptonshire,
415.
, Robert, 84.
, William, 275.
, . . . . , of Northamptonshire.
327, 328.
Washford; Wasshford [in St. Decuman
and Old Cleeve], co. Somerset,
386.
Waskham, John, 439.
Wason, William, esquire, 379.
Waspayle, John, of Hartley Wespall,
collector of a tax in Hampshire,
417.
Wasshebourne, John, escheator in
Worcestershire, 340.
Wasshford, co. Somerset. See Wash-
ford.
Wasshyngton, John, of Torrisholme,
collector of a tax in Lancashire,
300.
Wassyngley, William, 238.
Wrastenes, Wrastenesse, Wasteneys,
William, 276, 307.
, Geoffrey do Wastenesso
of Tixall, grandfather of, 307.
, . . . . , Malcolm, father of, 307.
,...., Margaret, mother of, 307.
, . . . . , Marv, late the wife of,
307.
, . . . . , Roger, esquire, son and
heir of, 307.
, . . . . , . . . . , Rose (Chetewynd),
daughter and heir of, 307.
Watchet, Wachet [in St. Decuman],
co. Somerset, 11">.
Watees. See Watys.
Wateford. See Watford.
Watere, William atte, collector of a
tax in Hertfordshire, 26.
Waterford, Thomas, of Cumberland,
147.
Waterton [co. Glamorgan]. See
Water town.
[in Garthorpe], co. Lincoln,
173, 301.
Waterton, Hugh de, knight, 388.
, . . . . , ..... Blanche (Cheal-
lounez), daughter and heir of,
388.
, , Elizabeth (ap
Harry), daughter and heir of,
388. "
, John, esquire, of Lincolnshire,
191.
, Robert, Robert de, commis-
sioner to raise a loan in the
West Riding, co. York, 317.
, , esquire, 135, 406.
\V:it iTtown, Waterton. [in Coychurch,
co. Glamorgan], 100.
Watesford [in Bramley ?], co. South-
ampton, 440.
Watford, Wateford, Richard, 292.
Thomas, 292. .
Wathewete, co. Derby. See Swath-
wick.
Watkyns, William, 126.
Watlesbxirgh, co. Salop. See Wattles-
borough.
Watlington, Watlyngton, co. Oxford,
152.
Waton, William, of Yorkshire, 279.
Cf. Watton.
Watte, John, of Hawkhurst, collector
of a tax in Kent, 416.
Wattlesborough, Watlesburgh [in
Cardiston], co. Salop, manor,
74.
Watton [co. York], priory, 51, 98, 188,
236, 324, 411.
at Stone, Watton, co. Hertford,
86, 121, 152.
, Woodhall in, q.v.
Watton, Robert, commissioner to
raise a loan in Kent, 318. Cf.
Waton.
Watys, Watyes, Watees, Hugh, of
Brinsop, collector of a tax in
Herefordshire, 301, 418.
, John, of Hanley Child, collec-
tor of a tax in Worcestershire,
149.
Waundell, John, of Drayton by Daven-
try, collector of a tax in North-
amptonshire, 86, 121.
Waxiter. See Walter.
Wanton, co. Surrey. See Walton on
the Hill.
WTaver, John, of Banbury, collector of
a tax in Oxfordshire, 301.
Waweton, Thomas, sheriff of Bedford-
shire and Buckinghamshire, 1 28.
wax, 230.
Way, William, of Devon, 340.
Waymouth, Waymouthe, co. Dorset.
See Wevmouth.
Wayte, William, 435.
, Margaret (Coudray),
wife of, 435.
, . . . . , escheator in Hampshire
and Wiltshire, 340.
Weald Moors, the, Wyldemore, co.
Salop, 85, 120.
Weaverthorpe, Wyrethorp, co. York, 26.
, East Lutton in, q.v.
Webbe, John, of Keyford, collector of
a tax in Somerset, 152, 172.
, Philip, of Evesham, collector
of a tax in Worcestershire, 25.
, Robert, of Evesharn, collector
of a tax in Worcestershire, 219.
Webbelee, Webbeley, co. Hereford.
See Weobley.
624
GENERAL INDEX.
Webton, Wepton [in Madley], co.
Hereford, 222.
Weden Pynkeneye, co. Northampton.
See Weedon Lois.
Wederby, Thomas, ' gentilrnan,' collec-
tor of a tax in Norfolk, 416.
Cf. Wetherby.
Wederyngeshede, co. Suffolk. See
Wetheringsett .
Wedmore, Wedmoure, co. Somerset,
27, 50, 172.
Wednesbury, Wodriesburv, co. Staf-
ford,' 85, 120.
, manor, 330.
Wedon, co . Buckingham. See Weedon .
Wedon, Richard, of Stanbridge, 211.
, . . . . , . . . . , Mary, wife of, 211.
, Simon, of Weedon, collector
of a tax in Buckinghamshire,
301.
Wedyngton, co. Essex. See Widding-
ton.
Weedon, WTedori [in Hardwick], co.
Buckingham, 301.
Lois, Weden Pynkeneye, co.
Northampton, manor, 344.
Weeford, co. Stafford, Swinfen in, q.v.
Week St. Mary, co. Cornwall, Nether -
cot in, q.v.
St.Mary(?),Wyke, co. Cornwall,
manor, 250.
Weethley, Witheley, co. Warwick, 416.
Weighton, Market, Wyghton, co. York,
417.
Welbatch [formerly in Meole Brace,
now in Annscroft] (?), Walkes-
bach, co. Salop, 172.
Welbeck, Welbek [co. Nottingham],
abbey, 236.
Welbeke, John, of Allesley, collector
of a tax in Warwickshire, 416.
Welborne, Welbourne, co. Lincoln,
312.
Welby, Athelard, of Pinchbeck, collec-
tor of a tax in Holland, co.
Lincoln, 151.
Weldon, WTilliam, 128.
, . . . . , of Northamptonshire,
256, 261.
Wele, John, farmer of the priory of
New Abbey bv Alberbury, 54,
385.
, , esquire, 389, 390.
William, esquire, 335.
WTelehalle [co. York ?], letters dated
at, 378.
Welfeton, co. Somerset. See Welton.
Welhagh, co. Nottingham. See Wel-
low.
WTelhowe. co. Lincoln. See Wellow.
Well, co. Somerset. See Wells.
Well, Welle, Edmund, collector of a
tax in Southwark. 223.
, John de, John atte, knight,
378,
Well, John de — cont.
, . . . . , of Foxton, collector of a
tax in Leicestershire, 170, 223.
, Nicholas atte, of Gloucester-
shire, 44.
, William atte, of Kent, 9.
, of Orpington, 57.
Welleford, John, ' fyshmonger,' collec-
tor of a tax in Worcester, 223.
Welles, co. Somerset. See Wells.
Welles, Wellys, John, lord de, 406.
, Leo, son of Eudo
son of, 406.
, Nicholas, of Oxfordshire, 37.
, . . . . , of Warwickshire, 9.
Wellesbourne, John, of HighWycornbe,
collector of a tax in Bucking-
hamshire, 416.
Wellington, co. Salop, Dothill in, q.v.
, Orleton in, q.v.
Wellow, Welhowe [in Great Grimsby],
co. Lincoln, abbey of, John,
abbot of, 400.
, . . . . , prior and convent of,
400.
, Welhagh, co. Nottingham,
170.
Wells, Welles, Well, co. Somerset,
111 (3), 172, 437.
Wellsborough, Whellesborough,
Whellesburgh, co. Leicester, 26,
86, 121.
Wellyngton, Welyngton, John, collec-
tor of a tax in Somerset, 86,
120, 172.
,...., of Cbilcompton, escheator
in Somerset and Dorset, 307,
370, 386.
Wellys. See Welles.
Welton, co. Northampton, 223.
, Welfeton [in Midsomer Nor-
ton], co. Somerset, 95.
Welton, Richard, 82.
AVelughby, co. Nottingham. See Wil
loughby.
Welyngton. See Wellyngton.
Wem, co. Salop, Cotton in, q.v.
Wembdon, co. Somerset, Perry in, q.v
Wemmes, Richard, 292.
Wendlebury, Wendilburv, co. Oxford,
152.
Wendout, John, 255.
, . . . . , Christian, late the wife
of, 255.
, . . . . , Isabel (Hibburn), sister
, and heir of, 255.
Wendover, Weiidovere, co. Bucking-
ham, 150.
, manor, 138, 234.
Wenfeld, co. Wilts. See, Winkfield.
Wenferthing, William, of Norfolk, 366.
WTengale [co. Lincoln]. See Winghall.
Wenlock, Wenlok, co. Salop, 172.
AVenlok, Thomas, knight, of Bedford-
shire, 420.
GENERAL INDEX.
625
Wenlok, Thornus rant.
, . . . . , of Shrewsbury, collector
of a tax in Shrewsbury, 302.
\\Vimo, John, of Kent. .">7.
Wenryssh, John, of Westminster, 393.
Wensley, co.York, Bolton in, q.v.
VVentnor, Wontenore, co. Salop, manor,
74.
, Kinnerton in, q.v.
Wenysle, Richard, of Herefordshire,
197.
Weobley, Webbeley, Webbelee, co.
Hereford, 148, 172.
, ' Oldecastell medowe ' at,
382.
Wepham [in Burpham], co. Sussex,
manor, 164.
Wepham, Geoffrey, collector of a tax
in Sussex, 28, 221.
Wepton, co. Hereford. See Webton.
Weresle, co. Huntingdon. See Wares-
ley.
Wermestre, Wermystre, co. Wilts.
See Warminster.
Werplesdon, co. Surrey. See Worples-
don.
Werston, John, of Lynsted, collector
of a tax in Kent, 170.
Werthe, William, esquire, of Devon,
115.
, of Devon, 124.
, . . . . , . . . . , king's feodary in
Devon, 127.
Cf. Worthe.
Weryngeston, co. Devon. See Waring -
stone.
Weryngton [co. Lancaster]. See War-
rington.
West, John, of Brokenborough, 422.
, . . , of Rotherham, collector
of a tax in the West Riding,
co. York, 87, 123.
, Nicholas, of Northampton-
shire, 327, 328.
, Robert, of Morton, collector
of a tax in Derbyshire, 415.
, Thomas, knight, 143, 187.
, , Ida (de Sancto
Amando), late the wife of, 145,
191.
, . . . . , Reynold, brother
and heir of. 187.
Westbarke worth, co. Lincoln. See
Barkworth, West.
Wostbergh, co. Surrey. See Burgh,
West.
Westbourne, Westborn, Bourn, co.
Sussex, hundred, 164.
, manor, 164.
Westbury [in Shenley], co. Bucking-
ham, manor, 339.
co. Salop, Cause in, q.v.
, the Hay in, q.v.
, Stoney Stretton in, q.v.
, Yockleton in, q.v.
Wt. 2415.
Wostbury — co at.
on Severn, co. Gloucester,
Rodley in, q.v.
\V. -sthnry, John, the elder, 322.
, Robert, collector of a tax in
Hampshire, 301.
, William, 24, 140, 294, 322,
326.
, , Katharine, wife of, 322.
\\ Vstchikerell, co. Dorset. See
Chickerell, West.
Wostecote, Robert, 115.
, . . . . , esquire, 124.
\Vesterham, co. Kent, 153.
Westesewrithe, co. Sussex. See Eas-
writh, West.
Westfeld, co. Sussex. See Westfield.
Westfeld, John, of Fillingham, collec-
tor of a tax in Lindsey, co.
Lincoln, 222.
Westfield, WTestfeld, co. Sussex, 301.
Westgrenstede, co. Sussex. See Grin-
stead, West.
Westhampnett, Westhamptonet, co.
Sussex, manor, 164.
WTesthide, \Vesthyde [in Stoke Edith],
co. Hereford, 88, 123.
Westhorpe.Westhorp [co. Suffolk], 313.
Westhorsle, co. Surrey. See Horsley,
West.
Westlambrook, co. Somerset. See
Lambrook, West.
Westle [co. Suffolk]. See Westley.
Westlexham, co. Norfolk. See Lex-
ham, West.
Westley, Westle [co. Suffolk], manor,
198.
Westmeles, Robert, of Louth, collector
of a tax in Lindsey, co. Lincoln,
415.
Westminster,* co. Middlesex, 393.
, abbey of, prior and convent of,
354.
, William, abbot of, 354.
, councils and parliaments held
at, 6, 7, 13, 25, 69, 71, 84, 112,
119, 149, 170, 192 bis, 203, 204,
216, 219, 241, 246, 291, 293,
298, 352, 380, 383, 414, 428,
429.
, king's court at, 108, 165, 167,
184, 205, 208, 213, 226, 248,
257, 269, 345, 396, 397.
, letters dated at, passim.
Westmoreland, county, benefices in
exempted from tax, 99, 188,
236, 324, 411.
, collectors of taxes in, 28.
, escheator in, 3, 63, 64, 67,
195 bis, 196, 238, 246, 275, 331,
336, 378, 426.
, See also Stapleton ;
Lowther ; Salkeld ; Osmunder-
lawe ; Thornburgh ; Beaulieu ;
Crakenthorp ; Warcop.
F. 40.
626
GENERAL INDEX.
Westmoreland, county — cent.
, shrievalty of, 483.
Westmoreland, earl of, commissioner
to raise a loan in the East
Riding, co. York, 318.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise
a loan in the North Riding, co.
York, 318.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in the West Riding, co.
York, 317.
•, See also Nevill.
Weston, co. Derby, 170.
[in Stalbridge], co. Dorset, 227.
, Buckhorn, Boukers Weston
alias Weston Maundevile, co.
Dorset, 80.
manor, 80.
, Old, Wold Weston, Woldlee-
stone, co. Huntingdon, 152, 171.
.... Underwood, Weston, co. Buck-
ingham, 317.
upon Trent, Weston [co.
Stafford], church of, parson of.
See Aston.
Zoyland, Sowylond, co. Somer-
set, 220.
Weston, John, Margaret late the wife
of, 2, 36.
, . . . . , . . . . , Margaret (Comer-
well), daughter and heir of, 36.
, , of Surrey, 10, 11.
, Walter, clerk, 84.
.William, collector of a tax in
Wiltshire, 26.
, . . . . , sheriff of Surrey and
Svissex, 215.
, . . . . , ' draper,' collector of a
tax in London, 174.
, . . . . , of Carlton Curlieu,
collector of a tax in Leicester-
shire, 150, 416.
,...., of Sussex, Joan (Wynters-
hull), late the wife of, 369.
, . . . . , of Welbatch, collector of
a tax in Salop, 172.
Westover, Westovere, co. Southamp-
ton, borough, 97.
....... manor, 97.
Westrasen, co. Lincoln. See Rasen,
West.
Westwogwyll, co. Devon. See Ogwell,
West.
Westwortham, co. Norfolk. See
Wretham, West.
Westyby, George, of Yorkshire and
Wiltshire, 363.
Wetenale, John, collector of customs
and subsidies in Melcombe and
district, 428, 429 bis.
Wetenhull, Alan de, collector of a tax in
Salop, 301.
Wetherby, Thomas, of York, ' osteler,'
collector of a tax in York, 224.
CJ. Wederby.
Wetheringsett, Wedervngeshede, co.
Suffolk, 359.
Wetherisfeld, co. Suffolk. See
Withersfield.
Wethire, William, chaplain, 99.
Wetwang, John, of Girsby, farmer of
the subsidy and alnage of
cloths for sale, and alnager,
in the parts of Lindsey, co.
Lincoln, 197.
Wetwode, John, 333.
Wover, John, of Walton, collector of
a tax in Leicestershire, 86, 121.
Weybread, Wevbreds [co. Suffolk],
313.
Weye. See Wye.
Weylond. See Willand.
Weymouth, Waymouth, Waymouthe,
co. Dorset, port of, collectors
of customs and subsidies in.
See Provost ; Reson ; Persons ;
Hillary.
Weyvile, Richard, 41.
, . . . . , searcher of ships in
Sandwich and district, 15.
WThaddon [co. Buckingham], 215.
Whalesbrowe, John, 196.
Whalley, co. Lancaster. Downham in,
q.v.
, Read in, q.v.
Whalton, co. Northumberland, manor,
132.
, Newham in, q.v.
, Riplington in, q.v.
Whaplode, Quapplod, Qwaplode; co.
Lincoln, 25, 173, 222, 415.
Whappelode, William, escheator in
Bedfordshire and Buckingham-
shire, 340.
Wharrammeswey [in isle of Purbeck],
co. Dorset, 19.
Whasse, John, of Borrow, 331.
Whatcroft, John, escheator in Stafford-
shire, 340.
Whatton, Long, Longe Whatton, co.
Leicester, 326 bis.
Whatton, Thomas, of Long Whatton,
326.
, , of Mountsorrell, 267, 326,
395, 429.
Wheathampstead, Whethamstede [co.
Hertford], 377.
Wheglton, Richard, 374.
, Margaret (Fuyst), daugh-
ter of, 374.
Whellesborough, Whellesburgh, co.
Leicester. See Wellsborough.
Whelpdale, Roger, bishop of Carlisle
[1420-1423], 343, 411.
Whelpyngton, Robert, 77.
Whethamstede [co. Hertford]. See
Wheathampstead.
-Whetynden, Thomas, 238.
Whichford, Whicheford, co. Warwick,
manor, 184,
GENERAL INDEX.
627
Whichford, co. Wnrwick, manor — cont.
, . . . . , church of, advowson of
a third part of, 184.
Whisht, Whyght, John, collector of a
tax in South wark, 174.
' chapman,' of South-
wark, collector of a tax in
Southwark, 418.
Whissendine, Wyssenden, co. Rut-
land, 171.
Whitby, Whytby, co. York, 173, 300.
Whitchestre, William, knight, 426.
White, Whyte, John, knight, 199.
, . . . . , . . . . , Margery, late the
wife of, 199.
, . . . . , of Northumberland, 17.
, Peter, of Collingham, collector
of a tax in Nottinghamshire,
170.
, Thomas, collector of a tax in
Sussex, 150.
,...., citizen of London, farmer
of the subsidy and alnage of
cloths for sale, and alnager,
in Salop, 111.
, . . . . , of Lewes, collector of a
tax in Sussex, 301.
, Warin, of Bassingbourn, collec-
tor of a tax in Cambridgeshire,
150.
, William, 139.
, ..... of Hixon, collector of
a tax in Staffordshire, 171.
, of Wilden, 190, 191.
, . . . . , Agnes White of
Wilden, sister of, 190, 191.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , John Morys,
son of, q.v.
, . . . . , . . . . , Thomas, 'son of,
190, 191.
Whitefeld, Whitfeld, Whytefeld, Wite-
feld, John, of Chadlington,
collector of a tax in Oxford-
shire, 173.
, Mathew, knight, 103.
, William, collector of a tax in
Devon, 172.
, of Devon, 360.
Whitegreve, Robert, 137.
, . . . . , of Stafford, ' gentilmau,
368.
, ..... of Staffordshire, 127,
199, 205.
Whitehall, Whitlawo [in Cramliugton],
co. Northumberland, 65, 375.
Whitehalse, John, of Laxton, 401.
Whitehed, Whitehede, Robert, of
Cumberland, 362.
, William, of Cumberland, 340.
Whitele, co. Berks. See Whitley.
Whitele, Peter, buyer and baker of
Richard IT, 17. ('/. Whitlee.
\Vhitelee, co. Wilts. See Whitley.
Whitemore, co. Stafford. See Whit-
more.
\\liitestavmton, Whitstaundon, co.
Somerset, 94.
Whitestone, Whitston, co. Devon,
manor, 115.
Whitewell. See Whitwell.
Whitewyk [co. Leicester]. See Whit-
wick.
Whitfeld. See Whitefeld.
Whitlawe, co. Northumberland. See
Whitehall.
Whitlee, Thomas, of Northumberland,
420. Cf. Whitele.
Whitley, Whitele [in St. Giles, Read-
ing], co. Berks, 17.
, Whitlelowe [in Kirkhaugh,
co. Northumberland], 17.
, Whitelee [in Calne], co. Wilts,
97.
Whitmore, Whitemore, co. Stafford,
417.
Whitstaundon, co. Somerset. See
Whitestaunton.
Whitston, co. Cornwall. See Whit-
stone.
, co. Devon. See Whitestone.
Whitstone, Whitston, co. Cornwall,
ch.urch of, rector of. See
Bevyle.
, Downrow in, q.v.
, Luckham in, q.v.
, Nethercot in, q.v.
Whittelowe [co. North umber land].
See Whitley.
Whitton, \Vytton, co. Salop, 416.
WTiittynton. See Whityngton.
Whitwell, Whitewell, John, 276, 339.
, . . . . , searcher of ships in
Great Yarmouth and district,
156.
, Robert, collector of a tax in
Rutland, 86, 121.
Whitwick, Whitewyk, Whytwyk [co.
Leicester], 141, 247.
Whityngden, Thomas, Thomas, son of
Thomas son of, 240.
Whityngton, Whittynton, W7hitynton,
Whytyngton, Whytynton, Guy,
escheator in Gloucestershire and
the adjacent march of Wales,
308, 370.
, Richard, mayor and escheator
of London, 276, 333.
, , of London, 270, 281,
303.
, Robert, Robert de, collector
of a tax in Derbyshire, 28.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Gloucestershire, 315,
317.
, . . . . , sheriff of Gloucester-
shire, 5.
, . . . . , of Gloucestershire,
esquire, 68, 72.
Thomas, Thomas de, collector
of a tax in Staffordshire, 171.
628
GENERAL INDEX.
Whityngton, Thomas — cont.
, . . . . , of Newborough, collector
of a tax in Staffordshire, 152,
298.
, William de, collector of a tax
in Westmoreland, 28.
Whyght. See WThight.
Whylughby. See Wihighby.
Whysard, William, 323.
Whytby, co. York. See Whitby.
Whyte. See White.
Whytefeld. See Whitefeld.
Whytingam. See Wythyngham.
Whytwyk [co. Leicester]. See Whit-
wick.
Whytye, Robert, of Peterborough,
collector of a tax in Northamp-
tonshire, 223.
Whytyng, Thomas, collector of a tax
in Middlesex, 26.
Whytyngton, Whytynton. See Whit-
yngton.
Wick, Wyke by Pershore [in Pershore
St. Andrew], co. Worcester,
298.
Wickham, West, Wykeham, Wykham,
co. Cambridge, 86, 121/340.
Widdington, Wedyngton, co. Essex,
359.
Widmerpole, co. Nottingham. See
Widmerpool.
Widmerpole, John de, of Widmerpool,
collector of a tax in Nottingham-
shire, 151.
Widmerpool, Widmerpole, co. Notting-
ham, 151.
Widyngton, Robert, grocer, collector
of a tax in London, 302.
Wigan, co. Lancaster, Haigh in, q.v.
Wighill, Wyghall, co. York, 417.
Wight, Isle of, co. Southampton, 27
Us, 172 bis, 175, 221 bis, 417 bis.
, proctor of the abbot of Lire in.
See Ulmis.
, procuration of, 38.
, Carisbrooke in, q.v.
, Niton in, q.v.
, St. Helens priory in, q.v.
Wigmore, Wygemore [co. Hereford],
abbot and convent of, 18.
Wigston, Wygeston, Wykyngeston, co.
Leicester, 141, 395, 430.
Wilbraham, Great, Great Wylburgham,
co. Cambridge, 126.
Wilbram, Wolbram, William, escheator
in Nottinghamshire and Derby-
shire, 339, 376, 405.
Wilby, Wylby, co. Norfolk, 175.
Wilcotes, Wilcottes, Willecotes, Willi-
cotes, Wryllicotes, WTylcotes,
John, 224.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Oxfordshire, 317.
, . . . . , escheator in Oxford-
shire and Berkshire, 210.
Wilcotes, John.
, . . . . , keeper of Oxford castle,
296.
,...., sheriff of Gloucestershire,
358.
,...., sheriff of Oxfordshire and
Berkshire, 129, 296, 429.
, esquire, 217, 234, 280,
284, 413.
, , knight, 425.
, , of Oxfordshire, 232.
. . , Thomas, knight, 105.
Wilden, Wylden, co. Bedford, 190, 191.
Wilksby, Wylkesby, co. Lincoln, 433.
, church of, advowson of, 433.
Willand, Weylond, Ralph, of Bristol,
farmer of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnager, in Bristol, 393, 394 bis.
Wille. See Willy.
Willecotes. See Wilcotes.
Willehale, co. Oxford. See Wainhill.
Willerby, Wyllardby [in Kirk Ella
and Cottingharn], co. York,
173.
Willescombe, co. Somerset. See
Wiveliscombe.
William ap Thomas, esquire, Elizabeth,
late the wife of, 331.
Wlllicotes. See Wilcotes.
Williton, Wyleton [in St. Decuman],
co. Somerset, 115.
Wylyton, co. Somerset,
hundred, 278, 280, 328.
Willoby. See Wilughby.
Willoughby, Welughby, co. Notting-
ham, 27.
Waterless, Willughby Watorles,.
co. Leicester, manor, 326.
Willy ap Goythour, 101.
Willy, Wille, John, 99.
, Simon, 100.
, Stephen, 100.
Thomas, 100.
Willyames, Richard, of Cound, mer-
chant, collector of a tax in
Salop, 416.
Willym, Wyllym, Jankyn, 100.
Simon, 100.
Wilsford, Wyvelesford [in Underditch
hundred], co. Wilts, 97.
, Normanton in, q.v.
Wilteshire. See Wiltshire.
Wilton, Wylton, co. Wilts, 111, 172
bis, 334, 369, 370, 417.
, Ditchampton in, q.v.
Wilton, Wylton, John, 307. Cf.
Nende.
, . . . . , Joan (Stabber), wife of,
307.
, . . . . , of Hereford, collector
of a tax in Herefordshire, 172.
of Wiltshire, 359.
, William, of Tilehurst, collector
of a tax in Berkshire, 150,
GENERAL INDEX.
62$
Wilts, county, collectors of < sixes in,
26, 87', 122, 150, 172, 220, 300,
417.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 317.
, escheat/or in, 1 bis, 2 (4), 3 (3),
21, 30, 43, 62, 63 (3), 66, 73, 80,
89, 97, 103 (5), 104 (4), 105 (3),
106 (3), 107, 108, 125, 133,
140 bis, 142, 143, 144 bis, 145,
166, 183, 185, 187, 194 bis,
195 (3), 196, 217, 225, 238 (3),
239 (3), 240 (3), 241, 252, 263,
273 (5), 274, 275 bis, 282, 283,
284, 285, 305, 306, 331, 332 (4),
333 (3), 334 (6), 335 bis, 336,
338, 364, 368, 369, 374, 377 bis,
378 (4), 379, 422, 424, 425,
426 bis.
, See also Warbelton ;
Uvedale ; Tybenham ; Bergh ;
Yakesle ; 'Brid ; Wyke ;
Persons ; Wayto.
, farmers of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnagers, in. See Harleston ;
Esmell.
, king's alnagers in. See Cors-
combe ; Melbourne ; Beeston ;
Eburton.
, sheriff of, 12, 21, 108, 305,
306, 370.
, See also Charloton ;
Mare ; Calston ; Andrew ; Fyn-
dern ; Esturmy ; Ryngwode ;
Darell.
Wiltshire, Wilteshire, Wilyshire, John,
knight, of Buckinghamshire,
39, 41.
, , , of Norfolk, 8.
, Richard, of Heydon, 335.
Wilughby, Whylughby, Willoby,
Wyloughby, W'ylughby,
Edmund, of Dimsby, collector
of a tax in Kesteven, co. Lin-
coln, 222.
Hugh, 228.
, . . . . , Joan, late the wife of,
380.
, of Wollaton, esquire,
282, 283, 373.
, . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , Margaret
(Frevill), wife of, 282, 283,
373.
Richard de, justice of the Com-
mon Bench, 213.
, Robert, lord de, farmer of
Burwell priory, 201.
, William, William de, lord de
Eresby, 180.
, . . . . , . . . . , Robert, knight,
lord de Eresby, son of, 180.
, . . . . , of Barkby, of Franiland
hundred, collector of a tax in
Leicestershire, 27.
\Vilyshiiv. >S'ce Wiltshire.
Wimbomo Minster, \V\ inborn M Mis-
ter, Wynterbourne [recte Wym-
bourno], co. Dorset, 95.
, Leigh in, q.v.
Wincestre, co. Southampton. See
Winchester.
Winchcomb, Wynchecombe, co.
Gloucester, ' Netherstreto ' in,
409.
Winchester, Wincestro, Wynton, co.
Southampton, 151, 172, 353.
, castle, 269, 434.
, citizen of, 353.
, college of St. Mary near, 158,
186, 218, 309, 402.
, farmers of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnagers, in. See Arnold ;
Gervays.
, letters dated at, 103.
, mayor of. See Smale.
Winchester, bishop of. See Beaufort ;
Wykeham.
Winchfield, WTynchesfeld, co. South-
ampton, 269.
Wrindervile's, Wyndyrvill [in Bred-
field], co. Suffolk, manor and
lordship, 180.
Windley, Wyndley [in Duffield], co.
Derby, 220.
Windsor, \Vyndesore, co. Berks, 150.
, Old, Olde Wyndesore [co.
Berks], 199, 201.
wines etc., searchers of, appointments
of, 325.
Wingerworth, co. Derby, Swathwick
in, q.r.
Winghall, Wengale [in South Kelsey,
co. Lincoln], alien priory, 81.
Winkfield, Wenfeld, co. Wilts, 300.
Winkleigh, Wynkelegh, co. Devon,
hundred, 345, 346.
, Winkleigh Keynes in, q.v.
Keynes, Wynkelegh Keynes
[in Winkleigh], co. Devon,
manor, 345, 346.
Winter, Wynter, Edmund, commis-
sioner to raise a loan in Norfolk,
316.
, . . . . , escheator in Norfolk
and Suffolk, 209, 432.
, sheriff of Norfolk and
Suffolk, 262.
, John, 12.
, Richard, collector of a tax in
Southwark, 174.
Winterbourne Earls, Wynterbourne,
co. Wilts. 97.
, manor, 97, 98.
, parson of. See Cressy.
Herringstone, Wynterbourno
Heryng, co. Dorset, 95.
Wirkesop [co. Nottingham]. See
Worksop.
630
GENERAL INDEX.
Wirksworth, Worsworth, co. Derby,
415.
Wirley, Great, co. Stafford. See Wyr-
ley.
Wisborough Green, co. Sussex, Dun-
hurst in, q.v.
Orfold in, q.v.
, Pallingham in, q.v.
Wishford, Great, Wychford, Muehel-
wichford, Muchelwyccheford,
co. Wilts, 185, 306, 369.
Witcharnpton, Wychehampton, co.
Dorset, manor, 420.
Witefeld. See Whitefeld.
Witham, Wytham, co. Essex, 418.
, North, North Wythome, co.
Lincoln, 173.
Witheley, co. Warwick. See WTeethley.
Witheley, Walter, of Weethley, collec-
tor of a tax in Warwickshire,
416.
Withersdale, WToderesdale [co. Suffolk],
313.
Withersfield, Wetherisfeld, co. Suffolk,
manor, 289.
Withington, Wythyngton [in Man-
chester], co. Lancaster, manor,
136.
Witton, Wytton, John, by Cause,
collector of a tax in Salop, 301.
, . . . . , of Whitton, collector of
a tax in Salop, 416.
Wiveliscombe, Willescombe, co. Somer-
set, 220.
Wix, Wykes, co. Essex, manor, 389.
Wlad fr', 100.
Wobourn, co. Bedford. See Woburn.
Wobourne, Thomas, collector of a tax
in Buckinghamshire, 86, 121.
\Voburn, Wobourn, Woubourne, co.
Bedford, 299 bis, 418.
Wodbrigg, co. Suffolk. See Wood-
bridge.
Woddesworth, co. York. See Wad-
worth.
Wode, George atte, 58.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in
Kent, 221.
, John, John atte, John del,
149, 276.
, . . . . , collector of a tax in
Bristol, 419.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Worcestershire, 317.
, . . . . , escheator in Anglesey,
72.
, . . . . , escheator in Worcester-
shire, 169.
, farmer of ,the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Worcestershire
and Worcester, 9, 278, 279.
, of Tarring, collector of a
tax in Sussex, 171.
, . . . . , of Worcestershire, 9, 10.
Wode — cont.
, Robert, collector of a tax in
Suffolk, 415.
, , of Devon, 280.
, Thomas atte, Thomas del, 214,
274.
, . . . . , of Woodhouse, collector
of a tax in Warwickshire, 416.
, William, farmer of the subsidy
and alnage of cloths for sale,
and alnager, in Hampshire and
Winchester, 110.
Wodebergh, co. Wilts. See Wood-
borough.
Wodechirche, co. Kent. See Wood-
church.
Wodecok, John, of Sussex, 373.
Wodefold, William, of Chiddiiigly,
collector of a tax in Sussex, 301.
Wodeford, co. Devon. See Woodford.
Wodeforde, co. Cornwall. See Wood-
ford.
Wodegrave, Nicholas, 293.
Wodehall [co. Hertford]. See Wood-
hall.
Wodeham, John, of Dorset, 138.
Wodehende, Alice atte, 214.
Wodehous, Wodehows, Wodhous,
John, 12.
, ..... commissioner to raise a
loan in Norfolk, 316.
, , esquire, 190, 202, 205.
259.
Wodehouse, co. Warwick. See Wood-
house.
Wodeknoll, co. Cornwall. See Wood-
knowle.
Wodelef, \Vodeleff, John, of Watton
at Stone, collector of a tax in
Hertfordshire, 86, 121.
, William, of WTare, collector of
a tax in Hertfordshire, 418.
Wodelond, co. Somerset. See Wood-
land.
Woderesdale [co. Suffolk]. See
W7ithersdale.
Woderove, Walter, of Kingston on
Thames, ' spycer,' collector of a
tax in Surrey, 416.
Wodestok, Wodestoke, co. Oxford.
See Wroodstock.
Wodestoke, John, of Stowe Nine
Churches, collector of a tax in
Northamptonshire, 171.
Wodevill, Wodevyle, Wydevill, Wyde-
vyle, Wydevyll, Thomas, 224.
commissioner to raise a
loan in Northamptonshire, 316.
, . . . . , escheator in Northamp-
tonshire and Rutland, 169, 260.
, . . . . , sheriff of Northampton-
shire, 129, 358.
Wodeward, Wordward, William, of
Abbots Morton, collector of a
tax iri Worcestershire, 169, 219.
GENERAL INDEX.
631
W ode-ward. William — cont.
, . . . . , of BeaoonsBeld, collector
of u tax in Buckinghamshire.
SOI.
, ...., of Leokhampfltead,
collector of a tax in Bucking-
hamshire, 416.
\\ odlull. Thomas dr. knight, 378.
Wodhous. 8ee Wodehous.
W-.dni'sbury, co. Stafford. See
Wednesbury.
Wogam, Henry, 75.
Wokiiigham, Wok yiigham, cos. Berks
and Wilts, 87. 122, 222, 300.
Wolarshull, William, 255.
Wolashull, William, commissioner to
raise a loan in Worcestershire,
317.
Wolaston, co. Northampton. See Wol-
lastoii.
Wolbedyng, co. Sussex. See Wool-
beding.
Wolbergh, Nicholas, 339.
, Cecily (Sydeney),
daughter of, 339.
Wolborough, co. Devon, Newton Abbot
in, q.v.
Wolbram. See Wilbram.
Wolde, William, of Hales, collector of a
tax in Staffordshire, 152.
Woldeham, John, 323.
Woldleestone, co. Huntingdon. See
Weston, Old.
Wolf, Wulf, Richard, 139.
, William, 232.
Wolferton, Roger, escheator in Suffolk,
198, 268.
Wolfhampton by Chikewellu, cp. Essex.
See Woolston.
Wolford, Great, co. Warwick, Little
Wolford in, q.v.
, Little [in Great Wolford], co.
Warwick, 222.
Wolhampston by Chykewell, co. Essex.
See Woolston.
WTollaston, Wolastoii. Wollestoii, co.
Northampton, 26, 299.
Great, Wylaston [in Alber-
bury], co. Salop, 110.
Wollaton, co. Nottingham, 282, 283,
373.
\Vollayngton, co. Sussex. See Woola-
vington.
Wollecombe, William, collector of a
tax in Devon, 28.
Wollerby, Henry, of Mecl bourne, collec-
tor of a tax in Leicestershire,
170.
Wollestoii, co. Northampton. See
Wollaston.
Wollestoii, Thomas, farmer, of St.
Clears priory, 37. Cf. Wolstou.
Wohner, Wolmore, Richard, 426, 431.
Wolrych, Wolryche, William, collector
of a tax in Salop, 85, 120.
\Vohych, William runt.
, . . . . , of Dudmaston, 172.
\\Dlstanton, co. Stafford, Bradwell in,
q.v.
Wolstori, \Villiam, of \Yollaston, collec-
tor of a tax in Northampton-
shire, 299. Cf. Wolleston.
Wolvarley, co. Worcester. See
Wolverley.
Wolverharnpton, Hampton, co. Staf-
ford, 27.
, Beiitley in, q.v.
Wolverley, Wolvarley, co. Worcester,
298.
Wolverstou, Elizabeth, 243, 244.
Wrolverton, co. Buckingham, 222.
Wolwade, co. Somerset. See Wool-
lard.
Wombwell, Wombewell, Womewell
[in Darfield], co. York, 220,
299.
Wombewell, Womewell, Thomas, com-
missioner to raise a loan in
the West Riding, co. York,
317.
, . . . . , of Wombwell, collector
of a tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 220, 299.
Womewell, co. York. See Wombwell.
Womewell. See Wombewell.
Wonard. See Wynard.
Wonford, Wunford [in Heavitree], co.
De.von, manor, 93.
Woodborough, Wodebergh, co. Wilts,
232.
Woodbridgo, Wodbrigg, co. Suffolk,
180.
Woodchurch, Wodechirche, co. Kent,
242.
Woodford, WTodeforde [in Morwen-
stow], co. Cornwall, 189.
, Wodeford [in Plympton St.
Mary], co. Devon, manor, 206,
248,^249.
Woodhall, Wodehall [in Watton at
Stone, co. Hertford], 334.
Woodhouse, Wodehouse [in Aiming-
ton], co. Warwick, 416.
Woodknowle, Wodeknoll [in Marham-
church], co. Cornwall, 189.
Woodlands, Wodelond [in Frome], co.
Somerset, 161.
Woodstock, Wodestok, Wodestoke,
co. Oxford, 27, 301.
Woolavington, Wollayngton, co.
Sussex, manor, 164.
, Alvershum in, q.v.
Woolbeding. Wolbedyng, co. Sussex,
manor, 164.
woolfells. See custom.
Woollard, Wolwade [in Compton
Dando and Publow], co. Somer-
set, 299.
wools, forfeited, 82, 126.
See also custom.
632
GENERAL INDEX.
Woolston, Wolhampston by Chyke-
well, Wolfhampton by Chike-
welle [in Chigwell], co. Essex,
manor, 162, 389, 390.
, Oselton [in West Felton, co.
Salop], manor, 163.
Woolwich, Wulwych [co. Kent], manor,
57.
Wootton, Wotton, Wotton by Kemps-
ton, co. Bedford, 271, 272.
, manor, 27 1 .
, Wotton [in Almeley], co.
Hereford, 382.
Wawen, Wotton, co. Warwick,
priory, 74.
, . . . . , prior of. See Soverayn.
, Mockley in, q.v.
Worcester, co. Worcester, 25, 84, 119,
149, 169, 173, 219, 298, 414.
, collectors of taxes in, 28, 88,
123, 153, 173, 223, 302, 414.
, farmers of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnagers, in. See Wode ;
Hethey ; Ford.
, mayor and bailiffs of, 173, 223,
302, 414.
, mayor of, commissioner to
raise a loan in Worcestershire,
317.
Worcester, archdeacon of, 74.
, bishop of. See Peverel ; Mor-
gan.
Worcester, county, collectors of taxes
in, 25, 84, 119, 149, 169, 219,
298, 414.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 317.
, escheator in, 2, 62, 72, 103,
104, 105 bis, 142, 145, 159,
194 bis, 196, 239, 240, 273, 275,
276, 331 (3), 332, 333, 334 bis,
335 bis, 373, 374, 379, 425,
426 (3).
, See ateo Blundell ;
Beauchamp ; Domeldon ;
Wode ; Lisle ; Throgmarton ;
Gower ; Wasshebourne ; Vaun-
page.
, farmers of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnagers, in. See Wode ;
Hethey ; Ford.
Worcester, earl of. See Beauchamp.
Wordward. See Wodeward.
Worfield, co. Salop, Stapleford in,
q.v.
Worksop, Wirkesop, WTyrkesop [co.
Nottingham], priory, 99, 236.
, Gateford in, q.v.
Worle, co. Somerset, 220.
Worlington, Worlyngton, co. Devon,
50, 280.
Wridelyngton, co. Suffolk, 221.
Wormestre, Richard, 243.
Worrnhill, WormyJl [in Tideswell], co.
Derby, 151.
Worplesdon, Werplesdon, co. Surrey,
manor, 32, 33.
Worship, John, esquire, 32.
Worsworth, co. Derby. See Wirks-
worth.
Worthe, John, of Abingdon, collector
of a tax in Berkshire, 172. Cf.
Werthe.
Worthen, co. Salop, Leigh in, q.v.
Wrortloy, William, ' draper,' collector
of a tax in York, 89, 124.
WTotton, Wotton by Kempston, co.
Bedford. See Wootton.
co. Hereford. See Wootton.
, co. Surrey, 151.
, co. Warwick. See Wootton
Wawen.
under Edge, Wotton, co.
Gloucester, manor, 213.
, . . . . , church of, advowson of,
213.
, Symonds Hall in, q.v.
Wotton, John de, 91.
, . . . . , Joan (de Trewyke), wife
of, 65, 91.
, Laurence, 115 bis, 254 bis, 404.
, Nicholas, mayor and escheator
of London, 105 bis, 106 bis,W7,
144, 177, 260.
, . . . . , of Ramsbury, collector
of a tax in Wiltshire, 220.
Woubourne, co. Bedford. See
Woburn.
WTragley, co. York, Nostal in, q.v.
Wrangle, Thomas, of Boston, collector
of a tax in Holland, co. Lincoln,
173.
Wrethanij WTest, Westwortham, co.
Norfolk, manor, 58.
Wrexham, Wryghteshani [cos. Den-
bigh and Flint], 163.
Wrickton, Wyrketon [in Stottesdon],
co. Salop, manor, 264.
Wridelyngton, co. Suffolk. See WTor-
lington.
Wright, Wryght, W'ryghte, John,
collector of a tax in Norwich,
418.
, chaplain, 405.
, Robert, collector of a tax in
Essex, 220, 221.
, , of Little Thurrock,
collector of a tax in Essex, 418.
William, of Swinford, collector
of a tax in Leicestershire, 416.
writ, contempt of, 245.
, insufficient return of, fine for,
68.
named : —
Diem clausit extremum, 34, 212.
, non-return of, fine for, 421.
, not executed, 367.
, refusal to receive, fine for, 53.
GENERAL INDEX.
633
Writollo, Writele, \Vr\l<-li-, \\r\ (.-!.,•.
Kohort, 119. 163, 164, 435.
, escheator in Kssox and
Hertfordshire, 6, 23.
, of Essex, 437.
Wroth, Wrothe, John, knight, 43.
, , Agnes (Tiptoft),
sister of, 43.
, . . . . , . . . . , Elizabeth,
daughter of, 43.
, . . . . , . . . . , John, son of, 43.
, William le, 214.
, . . . . , Joan, wife of, 214.
Wroxeter, Wroxcestre, co. Salop,
manor, 165, 166.
Wroxhall, Wroxhale, co. Somerset,
manor, 320.
Wroxham, Thomas do, 180.
Wryght, Wryghte. . See Wright.
Wryghtesham [cos. Denbigh and Flint],
See Wrexham.
Wrytele, Wrytelee. See Writello.
Wulf . See Wolf.
WTulwych [co. Kent]. See Woolwich.
Wunford, co. Devon. See Wonford.
Wyboston, Wybolston [in Eaton
Socon], co. Bedford, 171.
Wych, co. Worcester. See Droitwich.
Wychampton, Wychehampton,
William, of Calne, collector of a
tax in Wiltshire, 417.
, . . . . , of Somerford, collector
of a tax in Wiltshire, 172.
Wyche, John, of Staffordshire, 10.
Wychehampton, co. Dorset. See
Witchamptoii .
Wychehampton. See Wychamptou.
Wychford, co. Wilts. See W^ishford,
Great.
Wycliffe, co. York, Giiiington in, q.v.
Wycombe, High, Wycombo, co. Buck-
ingham, 15, 27, 86, 121, 172,
222, 301, 416.
Wydden, Richard, collector of a tax in
Surrey, 26.
Wyddial, co. Hertford, Buntingford in,
q.v.
Wydecombe, William, 353.
Wydevill, Wydevyle, Wydevyll. See
Wodevill.
Wydy, William de, 214.
Wye, Weye, water of, 388.
Wygemore [co. Hereford]. See \Vi.u-
more.
Wyger, Laurence, of Brodoii, collector
of a tax in Worcestershire, 219.
Wygeston, co. Leicester. See Wigstoii.
Wygg, John, of Hertford, collector of
a tax in Hertfordshire, 86, 121.
Wyggley, William, of Wirksworth,
collector of a tax in Derby-
shire, 415.
Wyghall, co. York. See Wigliill.
WTyghton, co. York. See Weightpii,
Market.
Wygmore, Richard, of Herefordshire,
83.
Wygyntoii, John, of Mountsorrell,
collector of a tax in Leicester-
shire, 26, 27.
Wyko, co. Cornwall. See Week St.
Mary.
by Pershore, co. Worcester.
See Wick.
Wyke, Wykes, Gilbert, 19.
, John, commissioner to raise
a loan in Wiltshire, 317.
....... . . . . , escheator in Hamp-
shire and Wiltshire, 262, 305,
306.
, . . . . , esquire, 144 bis.
, . . . . , . . . . , marshal in the
King's Bench, 181, 182.
, . . . . , of Gillingham, collector
of a tax in Dorset, 26.
, . . . . , of Gloucestershire, 184.
, Thomas, of Broncroft, collector
of a tax, in Salop, 152.
, Walter de la, 96.
.Wykeham, co. Cambridge. See Wick-
ham, West.
Wykeham, Wykham, Thomas, sheriff
of Hampshire, 177.
, . . . . , sheriff of Oxfordshire
and Berkshire, 215.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner
to raise a loan in Oxfordshire,
317.
, . . . . , . . . . , sheriff of Oxford-
shire and Berkshire, 41.
, of Swalcliffe, collector
of a tax in Oxfordshire, 27.
, William de, bishop of Win-
chester [1366-1404], 158, 186,
218, 309, 402.
Wykes, co. Essex. See Wix.
Wykes. See Wyke.
Wykham, co. Cambridge. See Wick-
ham, West
Wykham. See Wykeham.
WTykwane, Henry, of London, ' gold-
beter,' 280.
Wykyngeston, co. Leicester. See
Wigston.
Wylaston, co. Salop. See Wollaston,
Great.
Wylbey, John, collector of a tax in
Norwich, 223.
Wylburgham, co. Cambridge. See
Wilbraham, Great.
Wylby, co. Norfolk. See Wilby.
Wylcotes. See Wilcotes.
Wyldemore, co. Salop. See Weald
Moors, the.
Wylden, co. Bedford. See Wilden.
WTyles, William, of Egton, 1 .
, . . . . , . . . . , Thomas, son and
heir of, 30.
\Vyleton, co. Somerset. See Williton.
Wylkesby, co. Lincoln. See Wilksby.
634
GENE&AL INDEX.
Wylkyn, Robert, 323.
Wylkyns, John, of Lydiioy, collector
of a tax in Gloucestershire,
220.
Wyllardby, co. York. See Willerby.
Wyllesford, John de, 312.
Wyllicotes. See Wilcotes.
Wylmot, William, collector of a tax
in Bristol, 174.
Wylmyngton, Bertram, 62.
Wyllym. See Willym.
Wyloughby. See Wilughby.
WTylton, co. Wilts. See Wilton.
Wylton. See Wilton.
Wylughby. See Wilughby.
Wylyton, co. Somerset. See Willi-
ton.
Wymbeldon, Wymbuldon, Wymeldon,
Wymyklon, Ralph, 224, 289.
, collector of a tax in
Surrey, 88, 123.
, . . . . , escheator in Surrey and
Sussex, 263, 329, 432.
, . . . . , of Surrey, 344.
, William, commissioner to
raise a loan in Surrey, 315.
Wymborn Mynster, co. Dorset. See
Wimborne Minster.
Wymbyssh, John, of Nottinghamshire,
430.
, Nicholas, clerk, 430.
, . . . . , . . . . , of Nottingham-
shire, 116.
Wymeldon. See Wymbeldon.
Wymondam. j$ee Wymundham.
Wymondham, co. Leicester, 395, 416,
430.
Wymundham, Wymondam, Edward,
of Wymondham and Claxtoii,
collector of a tax in Leicester-
shire, 416.
, Peter, 243.
Wymyldon. See Wymbeldon.
Wynard, Wonard, Robert, of Devon,
298.
, William, 281.
, fanner of Co wick priory,
39, 298, 340, 385.
, farmer of Loders priory,
37.
, . . . . , farmer of Modbury
priory, 39.
, . . . . , of Devon, 50.
Wynchecoinbe, co. Gloucester. See.
Winchcornb.
Wynchesfeld, co. Southampton. See
Winchfield.
Wynday, Stephen, of Ruckinge, collec-
tor of a tax in Kent, 221.
Wyndesore, co. Berks. See Windsor.
, Olde [co. Berks], See Wind-
sor, Old.
Wyndley, co. Derby. See Windley.
Wyndyrvill, co. Suffolk. See Winder -
vile's.
Wyne, John, collector of a tax in
Huntingdonshire, 28.
, . . . . , of Sawtry, collector of
a tax in Huntingdonshire, 86,
121, 171.
Wyngfeld, William, knight, William,
son and heir of, 239.
Wyngode, Nicholas, collector of a tax
in Somerset, 85, 120.
Wynhous, co. Cornwall, 189.
Wynkelegh, eo. Devon. See Wink-
leigh.
Keynes, co. Devon. See Wink-
leigh Keynes.
Wynnesbery, John de, collector of a
tax in Staffordshire, 27.
Wynsley, William, of Herefordshire,
259.
Wynslowe, William, collector of a tax
in Wiltshire, 26.
Wynter. See Winter.
Wynterbourne, co. Wilts. See Winter -
bourne Earls.
[recte Wymbourne], co. Dorset.
See \Vimborne Minster.
Heryng, co. Dorset. See
Wrinterbourne Herringstone.
Wynterburne Earls, co. Wilts. See
Wlnterboumo Earls.
Wyntershull, Wyntereshulle, WTyntres-
hill, Wyntreshull, Wyntryshill,
John, U9.
, . . . . , commissioner to raise a
loan in Surrey, 315, 317.
, escheator in Surrey and
Sussex, 41, 81, 136.
, sheriff of Surrey, 163.
, Thomas, Thomas de, 145, 334,
369.
, Agnes (Basset), sister
and heir of, 369.
, . . . . , Joan (Westoii), sister
and heir of, 369.
Wynterton, Robert, farmer of the
subsidy and alnage of cloths for
sale, and alnager, in Northum-
berland and Newcastle -upon-
Tyne, 253.
Wynteworth, Richard, 244.
....... . . . . , escheator in Yorkshire,
432.
Wynton, co. Southampton. See Win-
chester.
Wyntreshill, Wyntreshull, W'yntrj^s-
hill. See Wyntershull.
Wyot, Richard, commissioner to raise
a loan in Bvickinghamshire, 317.
, sheriff of Bedford-
shire and Buckinghamshire,
177.
, William, commissioner to
raise a loan in Buckingham-
shire, 317.
Wyrethorp, co. York. See Weaver -
thorpe.
GENERAL INDEX.
635
Wyrrthorp, William, William do, collec-
tor of a tax in the Kast I tiding,
00, York, 88, 123.
, . . . . , of Weaverthorjx', collec-
tor of a tax in the East Riding,
co. York, 26.
Wyrkesop [co. Nottingham]. See
\\ orksop.
Wyrketon, co. Salop. See Wrickton.
Wyrley, Great, Great Wirley [in
Cannock], co. Stafford, 171.
Wyrley, Cornelius, of Handsworth,
363.
VVyse, Oliver, esquire, 334.
Wysman, Thomas, clerk, farmer of the
priory of Greeting St. Mary and
Everdon, 366.
Wyssoiuloii, co. Rutland. See VVhis-
sendine.
Wytham, co. Essex. See Witham.
Wythome, North, co. Lincoln. See
Witham, North.
Wythum, Hugh, cominissioner to raise
a loan in Holland, co. Lincoln,
318.
Wythyngham, Whytingam, John,
collector of a tax in the West
Riding, co. Yrork, 26.
, of Newesam, collector
of a tax in the West Riding, co.
York, 173.
Wythyngton, co. Lancaster.* See
Withington.
Wyton [in Swine], co. York, 173.
Wytteney, Robert, knight, sheriff of
Herefordshire, 40.
Wytton, co. Salop. See Whitton.
Wytton. See Witton.
Wyvelescombe, Jolui, 238, 250.
, . . . . , Maud (Dodyngton), late
the wife of, 250.
Wyvelesford, co. Wilts. See Wils-
ford.
Wyverstone, Wyverston [co. Suffolk],
313.
Wyvill, Wyville, Wyvyll, Robert,
collector of a tax in Leicester-
shire, 26.
, of Stonton Wyville,
collector of a tax in Leicester-
shire, 150, 223.
Yakesle, Thomas, escheutor in Hamp-
shire and Wiltshire, 169.
Yukesley [co. Suffolk], See Yaxley.
Yakesley, Henry, of Suffolk, 188.
Yale [co. Denbigh], [hundred], 163.
Yapham, Y'aporn [in Pocklingtou, co.
York], 63.
Yard, Yerde, Lu Yordi> [in Pampiis-
ham], co. Dorset, 47, 48.
Yard ley, Yerdeley [co. Worcester],
331.
Yarlingtori, Jerlinton, co. Somerset.,
church of, advowsoii of, 95.
, manor, 94.
Yarmouth, Great, Yarmouth, co. Nor-
folk, 16, 48, 49, 58, 244.
, high altar of the church of St.
Nicholas of, 48.
, port of, collectors of customs
and subsidies in. See Sterlyng ;
Ford ; Savage ; Inglose ;
Boef ; Berde ; Elys (Robert) ;
Godyn ; Elys (Richard) ;
Dengayne.
, . . . . , searchers of ships in.
See Wallere ; Garneys ; Whit-
well ; Newerk ; Hotoft ;
Fuller ; Hawe ; Kyngeston.
Little, co. Suffolk. See South-
town.
Yarnscombe, Y^ernescombe [co. Somer-
set], 176.
Yaroudale, Robert, esquire, of Leices-
tershire, 197.
Yarwell, Yarwelle, co. Northampton,
44, 150, 171.
Yate, Yeate, Jolm atte, collector
of a tax in Gloucestersliire,
301.
, ..... commissioner to raise a
loan in Gloucestershire, 315.
, . . . . , of Arlingham, collector
of a tax in Gloucestershire,
171.
YTatemystre, Yatmynatre, co. Dorset.
See Yetnunster.
Yaxley, Yakesley, Zakesley, Zakesle
[co. Suffolk], 313.
Ydeshale, co. Salop. See Shifnal.
Yeanston, Endeston [in Henstridge],
co. Somerset, 303.
Yeate. See Yate.
Y"elvertoft, co. Northampton, 415.
Yenge Margarete, co. Essex. See
Margaretting.
Yeovil, Yevele, co. Somerset, 226.
, Kingston in, q.v.
Yeovilton, Yevelton, co. Somerset,
manor, 206.
Yerburgh, Richard, of Lincolnshire,
201.
Yerd, William, commissioner to raise
a loan in Surrey, 315.
Yerde, co. Dorset. See Yard.
Y'erdele. See Yerdeley.
Y'erdeley [co. Worcester]. See Yard-
ley.
Yerdeley, Yerdele, Thomas, collector
of a tax in Hampshire, 301.
, . . . . , of Church Oakley, collec-
tor of a tax in Hampshire,
221.
636
GENERAL INDEX.
Yerll, Simon, of Cornwall, ' gentilman,'
293.
, , of Devon, 286.
Yernescombe [co. Somerset]. See
Yarnscombe.
Yesilham, co. Cambridge. See Isle-
ham.
Yethelton, co. Devon. See Ilton.
Yetminster, Yatmynstre, Yatemystre,
co. Dorset, 171, 227.
, Hywysshe by Yatemystre in,
q.v.
Yevele, co. Somerset. See Yeovil.
Yevelton, co. Somerset. See Yeovil-
ton.
Ylchestre, co. Somerset. See Ilchester.
Ylom, co. Stafford. See Ham.
Yockleton, Yokelton [in Westbury], co.
Salop, manor, 74.
Yoksale, Henry, clerk, farmer of the
priory of New Abbey by Alber-
bury, 54, 385.
Yolgreve, co. Derby. See Youlgreave.
Yolkysdon, co. Cornwall. See Youl-
stone.
Yolton, co. York. See Youlton.
Yong, Yonge. See Young.
York, co. York, 43, 51, 87, 88 bis, 98,
122, 123 bis, 151 (3), 154 (4),
174 (4), 197, 199 bis, 224, 231,
253 bis, 291, 417 (3).
, abbey of St. Mary of, 412.
, . . . . , abbot of. See Spofford.
, . . . . , prior and convent of,
412.
, Bishopshill, Bisshopliill in,
231.
, castle of, keepers of. See
Etton ; Haryngton (William) ;
Brounflete ; Redeman ; Has-
tynges ; Hilton ; Bygod ;
Maweleverer ; Haryngton
(William, knight).
, cathedral church of St. Peter
of, belfry of, 188.
, . . . . , community of, 98, 188,
236, 324, 411.
, . . . . , convocation of the clergy
in the chapter house of, 51, 98,
188, 235, 324, 410.
, fabric of, 324.
, . . . . , . . . . , benefices appro-
priated to, 51, 98, 188, 236,
411.
, . . . . , prebend of Botevant in,
99.
, . . . . , prebend of Fenton (?),
Farnedun in, 236.
, . . . . , prebend of Langtoft in,
51, 99, 411.
, citizen of, 197.
, collectors of taxes in, 29, 89,
124, 154, 174, 224, 302, 419.
, escheator of, 196, 231, 274,
333, 378.
York, escheator of — cont.
, See also Waghein ;
Bowes ; Aune ; Russell.
farmers of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnagers, in. See Middelton ;
Belford ; Bone.
, hospital of St. Leonard in,
321, 395.
, . . . . , master of. See Fitz
Hugh.
, letters dated at, 377, 378.
, mayor of, 196, 231, 274, 333,
378.
, See also Waghein ;
Bowes ; Aune ; Russell.
, parish of St. Mary Bishophill
Senior in, Bustardhall in, q.v.
, . . . . , Middlethorpe in, q.v .
York, archbishop of. See Bowet.
, province of, clerical tenths
granted by the clergy of, 51, 98,
188, 235, 236, 324,410,411.
York, county, escheator in, 1 (4), 2, 3,
23, 30, 62 (2), 63 (4), 64, 67,
103, 104 (4), 105 bis, 107, 124,
134, 142, 143 (5), 145 (3), 146,
159, 179, 185, 187, 194 (3),
195 (4), 196 (6), 197, 200, 205,
208, 215, 238 (3), 239 bis, 240
bis, 241, 245, 263, 265, 273 bis,
274, 275, 276, 277, 285, 313,
331 bis, 332, 333, 334 bis, 335,
364, 377 bis, 378 (6), 379 bis,
380, 422, 425 (4), 426 (4), 431,
438.
See also Morton ; Fitz
William ; Hay j Hyllyard ;
Boynton ; Salvayn ; Chaun-
celler ; Manston ; Barton ;
Wy nte worth.
, farmers of the subsidy and
alnage of cloths for sale, and
alnagers, in. See Middelton ;
Belford ; Bone.
, sheriff of. See Etton ; Har-
yngton (William) ; Brounflete ;
Redeman ; Hastynges ; Hilton ;
Bygod ; Maweleverer ; Har-
yngton (William, knight).
, East Riding of, collectors of
taxes in, 26, 88, 123, 151, 173,
219, 220, 300, 417.
, . . . . , commissioners to raise a
loan in, 318.
, North Riding of, collectors of
taxes in, 26, 87, 122, 151, 173,
219, 300, 417.
, commissioners to raise
a loan in, 318.
, West Riding of, collectors of
taxes in, 26, 87, 88, 122, 123,
151, 173, 220, 299, 417.
, . . . . , commissioners to raise
a loan in, 317.
GENERAL INDEX.
637
York, duchess of. See Philippa ;
Joan.
duko of. See Edward ;
Richard ; Edmund.
York, Thomas, of Kent, 343.
Youet, William, of Bircholt, collector
of a tax in Kent, 86, 121.
Youlgreavo, Yolgreve, co. Derby,
300.
Youlstone, Yolkysdon [in Morwen-
stow], co. Cornwall, 189.
Youlton, Yolton [in Alno], co. York,
300.
Young, Yong, Yoiige, Hugh, collector
of a tax in Kent, 299.
, Richard, bishop of Rochester
[1404-1418], 32, 90, 158, 186,
218.
, . . . . , of Berkhampstead,
collector of a tax in Hertford-
shire, 221.
, Simon, collector of a tax in
Bristol, 223.
Yvebrigge, co. Devon. See Ivybridge.
Zakesle, Zakesley [co. Suffolk]. See
Yaxley.
Zelethorp, co. Lincoln, 222.
Zouche, Souche, John, John de la,
bishop of Llandaff [1408-1423],
32, 90, 158, 186, 218, 310, 403.
, . . . . , knight, commissioner
to raise a loan in Nottingham-
shire, 316 bis.
, . . . . , . . . . , of Nottingham-
shire, 33.
, William le, William la, knight,
105 bis, 106.
, , heir of, 232.
, , William, son and
]
leir o
, 249.
lord 1
, lord de Totnes, 75.
le, 138, 159.
., William, son and
heir of, 138, 159.
. , . . . . , of Harringworth, lord do
Totnes, 127.
(638)
LIST OF MANORS.
Bedfordshire : —
Clapham.
Draytones (in Kempston).
Farndish.
Hinwick.
Pavenham.
Wootton.
Berks : —
Bradfield.
Crookham.
Hampstead Marshall.
Brecon : —
Alexanderston.
Buckinghamshire : —
Aston Clinton.
Broughton.
Clifton Reynes.
Hpggeston.
Kingsey.
Marsh Gibbon.
Middleton Keynes.
Newton Blossom vi lie.
Wendover.
Westbury.
Cambridgeshire : —
Dernford.
Fulbourne.
Sawston — Perotesmaner.
Trumpington.
Cornwall : —
Callilond.
Calstock.
Hendra, Abbott's.
Saltash.
Tamerton, North.
Tregoney.
Trelawney.
Tywardreath.
Week St. Mary.
Cumberland : —
Ousby.
Derbyshire : —
Bolsover.
Longford.
Devon : —
Alphington.
Berry Pomeroy.
Blackborough alias Blackborough
Bolhay.
Bolbury.
Bradninch.
Brixham.
Cadeleigh.
Coldridge.
Harberton.
Devon — cont.
Head.
Hele.
Honiton.
Huish, South.
Ilfracombe
Ilton.
Ipplepen.
Langford.
Malborough.
Milton Damarel.
Moreton Hampstead.
Ogwell, West.
Portlemouth, West.
Salcombe.
Sewer.
Skerraton.
Stockleigh Pomeroy.
Stokeinteignhead .
Thurlestone.
Torrington, Black.
Whitestone.
Winkleigh Keynes.
Wonford.
Woodford.
Dorset : —
Canford Magna.
Charborough.
Hook.
Langton Latile.
Langton Long Blandford.
Milton on Stour.
Rollington.
Swyre.
Tarrant Launceston.
Weston, Buckhorn.
Witchampton.
Essex : —
Ashwell Hall.
Baddow, Great.
Chatham (in Great Waltham).
Dale.
Easter, High.
Eastwood.
Gestingthorpe .
Havering atte Bower.
Horndon on the Hill.
Housham.
Lovedown.
Margaretting.
New Hall.
Newport.
Notley, Black.
Pleshey.
Roding, High.
LIST OF MANORS.
639
Essex — cent.
Roos (in Kadwinter).
Shenfield.
Stanle alias Giffards (in Great
Sampford).
Thundersley.
Waltham, Great.
Wix.
Woolston.
Glamorgan : —
Coyty.
Llanharry.
Newcastle.
Newland.
Gloucestershire : —
Alkington.
Berkeley.
Cam.
Coaley.
Dymock.
Dyrham.
Elmore.
Filton.
Frampton on Severn.
Ham.
Hinton.
Hurst.
Kingsholm.
Minchinhampton.
Nympsfield.
Oldland.
Slimbridge.
Stoke, Harry.
Symonds Hall.
Upton St. Leonards.
Wotton under Edge.
Herefordshire :—
Almeley.
Eaton Tregoes. f
Hillhampton.
Monkland.
Hertfordshire : —
Doos (in Standon).
Hitchin.
Kent :—
Brabourne.
Brandon.
Capel.
Chilham.
East Hall.
Eltham.
Henleys.
Leeds.
Mardale.
Molash.
Mottingham.
Otterden.
St. Mary Lynge.
Stockbury.
Street.
Throwley.
Tracy (in Newington next Sitting-
bourn).
Woolwich.
Lancashire : —
Withington.
Leicestershire : —
Ashby Magna.
Brooksby.
Kegworth.
Kirby Bellars.
Willoughby Waterless.
Lincolnshire : —
Bonby.
Brewes (in Harlaxton).
Carlton le Moorland.
Carl ton Scroop.
Hatton.
Scrivelsby.
Searby.
Skellingthorpe.
Somerton.
Sotby.
Stainton le Vale.
Middlesex : —
Barnsbury.
Monmouthshire : —
Magor.
Norfolk ':—
Bacton.
Beeston next Mileham.
Braydeston.
Briston.
Burgh (next Aylsham).
Castle Acre.
Cawston.
Costessey.
Filby.
Flockthorpe.
Hempstead [in Happinsr hundred].
Holkham.
Lexham.
Mileham.
Postwick. .
Raynham.
Stiffkey.
Wretham, West.
Northamptonshire : —
Brackley.
Halse.
Harpole.
Lovelies (in Titchmarsh).
Rockingham.
Sutton, King's.
Weedon Lois.
Northumberland : —
Benton, Little.
Cramlington.
Hepburn.
Holywell.
Newham.
Newton by the Sea.
Trewick.
Whalton.
Nottinghamshire : —
Brinsley.
Bunny.
Kingston.
640 LIST OF MANORS.
Oxfordshire : — Somerset — cont.
Nuneham Courtenay. La More.
Pembrokeshire : — Lamyatt.
Pill. Lopen Magna.
Roch. Lovington.
Rutland :— Merriott.
Exton. Norton Sub-Hamdon.
Oakham. Pitney.
Salop : — Saltford.
Acton Round. Sampford Brett.
Albrighton. Shepton Montague.
Billingsley. Skilgate.
Broseley. Stoke Rodney.
Bucknell. Stratton, Over.
Cardiston. Thurlbear.
Clun. Torweston.
Clunbury. Twerton.
Clungunford. Wroxhall.
Cound. Yarlingtoii.
Detton. Yeovilton.
Edgmond. Southampton : —
Ford. Cridlestyle.
Habberley. Fold.
Hay, the. Lockerley.
Heath. Niton (Isle of Wight).
Hem. Northavon.
Hints. Silchester.
Loton. Stapely.
Lowe, the. Tangley.
Lydley. Vernhams Dean.
Millichope. Westover.
• Newport. Staffordshire :—
Oswestry. Ashley.
Ruyton. Darlaston.
Sandford [in Prees]. Derrington.
Sandford [in West Felton]. Eaton, Water.
^ -Shelve. Longnor.
Shifnal alias Idsall. Penkridge.
Shrawardine. Rodbaston.
Stretton, Church. • Stallbrook.
Upton Magna. Standen.
Walkerslow. Tixall.
Wattlesborough. Tynmore.
Wentnor. Wednesbury.
Woolston. Suffolk :—
Wrickton. Assington.
Wroxeter. Combs.
Yockleton. Eye.
Somerset : — Framsden.
Backwell.. Haughton.
Bagworth. Icklingham.
Bawdrip. Lowestoft.
Berkley. Nayland.
Charlton Horethorne. Parham.
Chedzoy. Sogenhoe.
Glutton. Ufford.
Coker, East. Westley.
Cutcombe. Windervile's.
Binder. Withersfield.
Donyatt. Surrey : —
Dunpole. Abinger.
Ehn. Albury.
Famborough. Banstead.
Goathill. Fetcham.
Henstridge. Horsley, West.
LIST OF MANORS. 641
Surrey — cont. Warwickshire — co-nt.
Kenningtori. Sheldon.
Stoke d'Abernon. Solihull.
Worplesdon. Whichford.
Sussex : — Wilts : —
Alrnodington. Amesbury.
Alversham. . Bulkington.
Applesham. Charlton, Great.
Arundel. Chisenbury.
Chesworth. Collingbourne Ducis.
Cocking. Coombe Bissett.
Dean, East [in Westbourne and Corsham.
Singleton hundred]. Ditchampton.
Dunhurst. Hillmarton.
Easthampnett. Keevil.
Grinstead, West. Knighton.
Highfure. Lackham.
Kitchinour. Lavington, Bishop's.
Lee. Ludgershall.
Lyminster. Harden.
Notham. Marston Meysy.
Offham. Stanton Fitzwarren.
Orfold. Stapleford.
Pallingham. Tilshead.
Pinkhurst. Tollard Royal.
Poling. Trowbridge.
Preston. Winterbourne Earls.
Sedgewick. Yorkshire : —
Shoreham, Old. Applegarth.
Singleton. Asenby.
Stansted. Gristhwaite.
Storrington. Hunmanby.
Wepham. Ingleby Arncliffe.
Westbourne. Kilnwick.
Westhampnett. Kilvington, South.
Woolavington. Leavington, Castle.
Woolbeding. Marfleet.
Warwickshire : — Sowerby.
Cheylesmore. Sproxton.
Emscote. Tadcaster.
Exhall [near Coventry]. Throxenby.
Mockley. Upsal.
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