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A.D. 1461—1467.
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1897.
CONTENTS,
Page
Preface --.-----▼
Cohrigenba - - • - - " - vii
Calendar --------I
Index --.--•-- 673
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PREFACE.
The present volume forms part of a series of Calendars
of the Patent Rolls from the reign of Edward I. to that
of Henry VII. the object and character of which are ex-
plained in the Preface to the first volume for the reign
of Edward III. (a.d. 1327—1330.) The text has been
prepared, under my immediate supervision, by Mr. R. C.
Fowler, with the assistance of Mr. R. F. Isaacson, both of
the Public Record OflBce. Mr. Fowler has also compiled
the Index.
H. C. MAXWELL- LYTB.
July 1897.
CORRIGENDA.
Pkge 10, line 1,/or Northljen read Northljen.
18, „ torchmaker (branderatoris) read broiderer (braaderatoris).
1, „ Ketesgate read Eefteagate.
36, „ Fru8 read YrWs.
45, ,9 Northlien read Xorthlieu.
35, dele in the dioceM of Canterbury, and at the end of the entry read
The letters are directed to Thomas, archbishop of Canterbury.
42, for pass read straits.
83, dele comma after Hnyssh.
30, after moiety read of.
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18, „ surrices read surviTes.
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CALENDAR
OF THE
PATENT ROLLS
1 EDWARD IV.— Pabt I.
1461.
March 21.
'Westminster.
April 8.
Westminster.
April 8.
[..Westminster.
Membrane 27.
Protection, for two 3'ears, for Edmund Grey of Euthyn, knight, going
beyond seas^ and his men and possessions.
Appointment, fduring pleasure, of William Notyngham as the king's
attorney general in all the king's courts of record in England, receiving the
accustomed fees. By K.
Grant, during pleasure, to Thomas Groxton of the offices of coroner and
attorney of the crown in the court of King's Bench, receiving the accustomed
fees.
June 22.
' Westminster.
July 6.
Westminster.
July 11.
Westminster.
Nov. 18.
Westminster.
Nov. 17.
Westminster.
Nov. 20.
Westminster.
Nov. 21.
Westminster.
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
u 86914.
Membrane 26*
Pardons of outlawry to the following : —
John BuUesdon, late of Neweton Sayntlo, co. Somerset, esquire, for
not appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the
Bench in the late reign, to answer John Austell, esquire, touching a
debt of 20/., he having surrendered to the Flete prison, as appears
by certificate of Robert Danby, chief justice. Middlesex.
Boger Webbe, late citizen and barber-surgeon of London, for not
appearing to answer John Clerk, citizen and grocer of London,
touching a debt of 9/. 13^. 4d. Middlesex.
Walter Heende of Barton on Humbre, co. Lincoln, merchant, for not
appearing to answer John Smyth of Elkyngton and V/illiam Smyth
of Welton touching a debt of 98/. 13*. 4d. Lincoln.
John Debbenham, late of Eye, co. Suffolk, * draper,' for not appearing
to answer John Senycle alias Senekyll, citizen^and * haberdas^her *
of London, touching a debt of 11/. I5s, London,
William Bayes of Great Cateworth, co. Huntingdon, * husbondman,'
for not appearing to answer John Styward touching a debt of
lOOs. and Eobert Norton, chaplain, touching a trespass.
London & Lincoln.
Thomas Champemoun of Havont, co. Southampton, merchant, for not
appearing to answer Simon Patrik, burgess and merchant of
Southampton, touching a debt of 9/. Southampton.
John Dene, late of Great Barynton, co. Gloucester, * husbondman,' for
not appearing to answer Richard Ryche of London, * mercer,' and
Robert Basset of London, ' Salter,' touching a debt of 40*. Londcn.
John Crosby, late vicar of Wrothara, co. Kent, alias of Ezton, co.
Southampton, clerk, for not appearing to answer John Pemberton,
clerk, and Richard Sanke of Sele touching a debt of 9/. Middlesex.
Wt. 1080. ^
CALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1461.
Nov. 17.
Westminster.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
Nov. 27.
Westminster.
Nov. 26.
Westminster.
Nov. 26.
Westminster.
July 11.
Westminster.
Nov. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 24.
Westminster.
. Nov. 24.
Westminster.
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
1462.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
1461.
.Tulj 11.
Westminster.
Membrane 26 — cont.
John Sjser of Swafham Priour, co. Cambridge^ ' husbondman/ for not
appearing to answer touching a plea that he render goods to Thomas
HUdersham. Suffolk.
Membrane 25.
John Don jngton of the parish of Stonle, oo. Warwick, ^ husbondman,^
for not appearing to answer John Campyon touching a delit of 40«.
Bedford..
John Peyto, late of Chesterton, co. Warwick, esqoire, for not appearing
to answer Bobert Colby, citizen and clothier of London, touching a
debt of 10/. London*
Bichard Towold, late of Pavenham, co. Bedford, *yoman,' for not
appearing to answer Bichard lUyngworth touching a debt of 40
marks. Middlesex.
Thomas Broun, late of Pavenham, ' husbondman,* for the same.
Middlesex..
Christopher Spenser of Langtoft, co. York, esqaire, for not appearing
to answer William Say, dean of St. Paul's, Londou, touching a debt
of 8/., and touching a plea that he render lOOs, to Bichard Peroy,.
esquire, and Katharine his wife, late the wife of William Fayrfax,
esquire, who died intestate, and administratrix of his goods.
Berks & London..
Thomas Bland of Derby, * chapman,' for not appearing to answer John
Wheler, ' gurdeler,' touching a debt of 40«. Middlesex.
Mbmbrane 24.
John at Yate of Canford, co. Dorset, * husbondman,' for not appearing to-
answer John, prior of Bradenestok, touching a debt of 20/. Wilts.
Thomas Schucburgh, late of Stony Stratford, co. Buckingham, esquire,,
for not appearing to answer Thomas Clarell and Thomas £dy touching
a debt of 20/. Buckingham.
Martin Scap, late of the parish of Burghmerssh, co. Kent, ^ yoman,*
for not appearing to answer touching a plea that he render 50/. to
Thomas, bishop of London, administrator of the goods of John,
cardinal bishop of St. Buffina, archbishop of Canterbury and legate
' of the apostolic see, who died intestate. Middlesex*
William Pertryche of Bi*etford, co. Warwick, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing to answer William Seyntegeorge, knight, and Thomas
Boughton touching a debt of 10 marks. Cambridge^
John Gk>wesell of Haburgh, co. Lincoln, ' husbondman,' for not appear-
ing to answer WiUiam Skipwith touching a debt of 20/. Middlesex.
Thomas Groundeswily of Charleton, co. Dorset, ^ husbondman,' for not
appearing to answer John Barbour, touching a trespass. Southampton .
Henry Swynshed of Chorleton, co. Stafford, 'yoman,' Isabel his wife
and Geoffrey Swynshed of Chorleton, 'husbondman,' for not
appearing to answer Thomas Shelton touching a trespass. Bedford.
The same, for the same.
Membrane 23.
Stephen Hoggys of Frethynden, co. Kent, ' gentilman,' administrator
of the goods of John Hoggys, wbo died intestate, for not appearing
to answer John Palmer touching a debt of 40s. Surrey.
1 EDWARD IV.— Part L
3
1461.
Oct. 16.
Wettnungter.
Oct. 16.
Westminster.
Oct. 17.
Westminster.
1462.
Jan. 23.
Westminster.
1461.
Nov. 18.
Westminster.
1462.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Jan. 29.
W^sttninster.
Jan. 2.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Membrane 23 — cont,
Richard Scarburgh of London^ clerk, alias scholar, son of John Scar-
burgh, late citieen and skinner of London, for not appearing to answer
John Stonjs, citizen and skinner of London, touching a debt of 20/.
London.
Henry Poole, citizen and goldsmith, of London, for not appearing to
answer John Broun of London, ^gentiljnan,' touching a debt of 200/.
Middlesex.
Oliver Skjnner of Oxford, ^ husbondman,' alias Oliver Urrj of Oxford,
skinner, for not appearing to answer Ancbrew Jamys and Thomas
Beleter, citizen and mercer of London, touching debts of lOOf. and
12/. I5s. 4d, respectively. Southampton & London.
John Whitwell of Egilton, oo. Butlan/d, ' husbondman,' for not appear-
ing to answer John Clement, clerk, and Thomas Southsex, ' woiman,'
touching a debt of 15 marks. Leicester.
Geffrey Forster of Bypon, co. York, alias late of Lincoln, 'littester,'
for not appearing to answer William Stanes, citizen and ' littester '
of York, touching a debt of 12/. 13^. 4d. York.
William Londe of Boreton, co. Devon, groom, for not appearing when
sued with Joan late the wife of Thomas Londe of Boreton, ' wedowe^'
' and Thomas Guynterell of Plympton Comitis, co. Devon, ^ wever,' to
answer William Halswell touching a trespass. Devon.
WQliam Bucton, late of Usflete, co. York, knight, for not appearing
to answer Christopher Warter, late alderman and citizen and skinner
of London, touching a debt of 21/. 9s. lOd,
Boger Weld of Iseldon, co. Middlesex, ' courser,' for not appearing to
answer John Lathum, clerk, touching a debt of 6/. 13^. 4c/. York.
John Bede of Stepyll Bomstede, co. Essex, ^husbondman/ for not
appearing to answer Edmund, abbot of Westminster, touching a debt
of 40/. Essex.
Edward Pope of Whittokesmede, co. Somerset, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing to answer the abbot and convent of St. Mary's, Cirencester,
touching a debt of 100/. Gloucester.
William Pedefere of Bilton, co. Warwick, ' frankeleyn,' for not appear-
ing to answer Thomas Worsley, rector of Bylton, touching a debt of
26 marks, 6«. Sd. Warwick.
1461.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Oct. — .
Westminster.
Oct. 29.
Westminster.
Mbmbranb 22.
John Sudbury, rector of Spryngfeld, co. Essex, for not anpearing to
answer Thomas, bishop of London, touching a debt of 20/.
l\Iiddlesex.
John Newman, of Great Holand, co. Essex, clerk, for not appearing to
answer William Haliday touching a debt of 10/. Essex.
Stephen Hoggys, late of Frythenden, co. Kent, ' gentilman,' for net
appearing to answer William Crosman, citizen and mercer of
London, touching a debt of 40». London.
John Glosse of Dulverton, co. Somerset, 'boper,' for not appearing to
answer Bichard Lokyngton, touching a debt of 40f . Devon.
A 2
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1461.
Oct. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 5.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
Nov. 5.
Westminster.
Nov. 7.
Westminster.
Oct. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 19.
Westminster.
Nov. 5.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
Oct. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 3.
Westminster.
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
Membrane 22 — cani.
John Fayn of HoneworUi, oo. Norfolk, * barker,' for not appeariD^^ to
answer Nicholas Neweman, citizen of Norwich, ' draper,' tonching a
debt of 40*. City of Norwich.
William EUjngbam of St. Statmola without the east gate of Exeter, co.
Devon, ' chapman,' for not appearing to answer John Lok, citizen and
mercer of London, Thomas Bryan and Richard Levermore the elder,
' gentilman,' touching a debt of 30/. 6«. 8d. London.
Thomas Sarell, late of York, chaplfdn, for not appearing to answer
Bobert Ejrkeham, clerk, and Bobert Thurkelby touching a debt of
40s.
William Bourne, late of Neweton Sajntlo, oo. Somerset, esquire, for not
appearing to answer John Austell, esquire, touching a debt of 20/.
Middlesex.
Bichard West of Thirnesto, co. Lincoln, * fjssher,' for not appearing to
answer Bichard Asbj touching a debt of 40s, Lincoln.
John Haccheford, late of Canyngton, co. Somerset, ' gentilman,' for not
I4>pearing to render 40^. to Thomas Holand and Elizabeth his wife,
executrix of the will of Edward Colyford. Devon.
Bobert Prjnce, late of Feny Sutton, co. WOts, ' husbondman,* for not
appearing to answer John Gunture, esquire, touching a debt of 100^.
Sussex.
Bichard Tuplyon of Somercotes St. Peter, co. Lincoln, * yoman,' for not
appearing when sued with William Skortereth, * maryner,' and Boger
Tate, * husbondman,' both of Saltflethaven in the parish of Skydbroke,
CO. Lincoln, to answer John Croftes touching a trespass. Middlesex.
The said William Skortereth, for the same. Middlesex.
John Derydo, late of Spekyngton, co. Somerset, * husbondman,' for not
appearing to answer Thomas Calwodeley touching a debt of 40/.
Devon.
Bobert James, late of Belchamp St. Paul's, co. Essex, ' husbondman,' for
not appearing to answer William Daweson of London, * yoman,' touch-
ing a debt of 40^., and to answer a plea that he render 20 marks to
John Sturgeon the elder, citizen and mercer of London, and Thomas
Frowyk, son and heir of Henry Frowyk the elder, executors of the
will of Nicholas Sturgeon, chaplain. London.
John Ketyll, late of Poule Belchamp, co. Essex, ' husbandman,' for not
appearing to answer William Daweson of London, * yoman,' touching
a debt of 40*. London.
John Blower of Tylney, co. Norfolk, * gentilman/ for not appearing
when sued with Bobeit Dyxe of Tylney, ' husbondman,' John of Towne
of South Lenne, co. Norfolk, baker, and William Catte of South
Lenne, 'somonour,' executors of the will of Hugh Fenge, late of
Walpole, 'taylour,' to render 405. to Thomas Parmenter. Suffolk.
William Saltmarssh, late of Wakefeld, co. York, * barker,' for not appear-
ing when sued with Thomas Gybson, ' barker,' and Katharine Salt-
marssh, ' wydowe,' both of Wakefeld, to answer William Gargrave,
esquire, touching a trespass. York.
John Prentys of Thaxstede, co. Essex, * shether,' for not appearing when
sued with Thomas Grousse and John Grousse the younger, both of
Fynchyngfeld, co. Essex, * husbondmen,* and Edmund Shether and
William Pecker, clerk, both of Thaxstede, to answer John Phelipp
touching a trespass. Essex.
1 EDWARD IV.— Part L
1461.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Nov. 3.
WesfmiDster.
Nov. 1 4.
Westminster.
Nov. 13.
Westminster.
Nov. 17.
Westminster.
Membrane 22 — cont.
John MarchaU, late of Hamerton, co. Huntinf;don, clerk, for not appear-
ing when sued with John Rjchere, late of Hamerton, ' husbondeman/
to answer William, abbot of St. John's, Colchester, touching a debt of
20/. Essex.
Thomas' Gybson of Wakefeld, co. York, ' barker,' for not appearing to
answer William Gargrave, esquire, as above. York.
John Benetston, late of Westshene in the parish of Kjngeston on
Thames, co. Surrey, * kerver,' for not appearing to answer Hugh
Fraunceys touching a trespass. Surrey.
Thomas Prat of Weston Underwode, co. Bucks, * husbondman,' for not
appearing when sued with Agnes his wife, William Achirche of
Weston, ' husbondman,' and Katharine his wife to answer William
Roughed touching a trespass. Bucks.
Richard Ivys of Westwynche, co. Norfolk, * husbondman,' for not appear-
ing to answer John NicholaB the younger touching a debt of llOs.
Norfolk.
June 28.
Westminster.
1462.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Feb. 9.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
Feb. 12.
Westminster.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
Mbmbranb 21.
William Byrd, late of London, * chapman,' for not appearing to answer
John Wheler, late citizen and girdler of London, touching a debt of
40s, Middlesex.
Thomas Barker, late of Halesworth, co. Suffolk, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before Richard Neuton and his fellows, justices of the
Bench in the late reign, to answer touching a plea that he render 40«.
to John Cobbe, chaplain, Robert Borell, Nicholas Stampard and
William Elmy, executors of the will of Thomas Clement, late of
Halesworth. Suffolk.
Richard Austyn alias Kelyng of Waldegrave,co. Northampton, ' gentil-
man,' for not appearing before John Prysot and his fellows to answer
William Gedney of Northampton touching a debt of 4/.
Northampton.
Thomas Broun of Maydeston, co. Kent, * skynner,' for not appearing to
answer Richard Kyng touching a debt of 40s, Kent.
For God because he is poor.
Walter Kyngton, late of Woxbrygge, co. Middlesex, ' yoman,' for not
appearing to answer John Boton of London, ' gentilman,' Richard
Claver, citizen and mercer of London, and Robert Muchgode,
'gentilman,' late of Denham, touching debts of 100;., 40/. and 20/.
respectively. London.
Richard Baxster, late of Ersham, co. Norfolk, * yoman,' for not appear-
ing to answer Robert Wade and William Seton, gentlemen, touching
a debt of 20/. Norwich.
William Frankeleyn of Culworth, co. Northampton, * husbondman,' for
not appearing to answer Richard Wright touching a debt of 6 marks.
Northampton.
Richard Taillour, late of Newenton, co. Surrey, ' capper,' for not appear-
ing to answer John Lodelowe of Hempstede Ferrers and Richard
Baldewyn of Wantynge touching a debt of 40s. Surrey.
Henry Stone of Northampton, merchant, for not appearing to answer
Thomas Wates, citizen and clothier of London, touching a debt of
60s. Northampton.
6
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1461.
Nov. 6.
WMtmmiter.
Nov. 24.
Wefitmxnster.
Nov. 18.
WestmiiMter,
Membrane 21— con/.
Patrick Hejeaunt, late of Rejgate, co. Sarrej, ' huaboDdman/ for not
appearing to answer William Traas of London, * meroer/ touching
a debt of 63s, London.
Nicholas Bogelej of Fresaheford, co. Somerset, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing to answer the abbot of St. Mary's, Cirencestre, tonching
a debt of 100/. Gloucester.
Thomas Langford, citizen and * curriour ' of London, for not appearing to
answer John Dunstaple, goldsmith and citizen of London, touching
a debt of 18/. London.
MSUBRANB 20.
April 9.
WestminBter.
April 20.
York.
April 20.
York.
A pril 27.
Durham.
April 19.
YoriL
April 29.
Darham.
April 28.
Durham.
Confirmation without anj fine or fee to Anne duchess of Buckingham,
late the wife of Humphrey duke of Buckingham, of letters patent dated
4 February, 89 Henry YI., being a grant to her for life in dower, in amplifi-
cation of a grant by letters patent dated 19 September, of the manor and
lordship of Kynges Hatfeld, free chace and hunting in the hay of Hatfeld,
the manor and lordship of Fobbyng, the hundreds of Ongre and Harlowe
with courts and perquisites, co. Essex, the manor and lordship of Desenyng,
the manor of Haverhull with the hamlet of Hersham, cos. Suffolk and
Essex, the manors of Wawens Wotton and Tissho, co. Warwick, the castle,
manor and lordship of Okeham, co. Rutland, the manor and hundred of
Rothewell with the fee farm of the town and the borough there, the manor
of Slapthom alias Glapthom, co. Northampton, the manor and lordship of
Okham, co. Surrey, the manor of Pakynton, co. Stafford, the manor and
lordship of Agmondesham and the manor of Little Birkehill, co. Bucks,
with their appurtenances and knight's fees, advowsons and other franchises,
parcel of the possessions of the late duke in England, Wales, the marches
of Wales and Calais. By p.s.
Grant for life to Thomas Witham of the office of chancellor of the
Exchequer, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
Appointment for life of Henry Sotehill as attorney general in all courts
of i*ecord in England, receiving the accustomed fees, with power of appoint-
ing deputies. By pji.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled^ 11 July, 11 Edward IV.
Grant to John Russell of the prebend which William Say had in the
king's free chapel of St. Stephen within his palace of Westminster, void by
the resignation of the latter. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean.
Grant for life to John Lynde of the custody of the gaol of Norwich
Castle, with the accustomed tees. By p.s.
Grant to Cecilia, late the wife of Thomas Kiryell, knight, and executrix
of his wiU, durino; the minority of Gile9 the son and heir of William
Daubeny late of Southpederton, co. Somei^et, esquire, deceased, of all
the possessions of the latter, with the custody and marriage of the heir,
saving to Alice late the wife of the said William her reasonable dower. If
the heir die during minority she shall have the same during the minority
of the next heir, and so on. By p«s.
Appointment, until 1 November, of Thomas Stoughton, fishmonger, of
London, to provide stockfish, salmon, herrings, and other salt fish for the
household. By bill of treasurer of the household.
The like of Richard Sutton, fishmonger, of London, to provide sea fish.
By bill of treasurer of the household.
1 EDWARD IV.— Pabt I.
1461 . Mem^ane 20— con/.
Maj 1. Grant, during pleasorey to the king's servant Thomas Clemens of the
^owca*tl«-on- office of steward of the duchy of Cornwall in the county of Cornwall,
receiving the fees as in the time of Edwanl, prince of Wales, duke of
Cornwall and earl of Chester, eldest son of Edward III. By p.s.
Tjne.
May 1.
iNewcantle-OD-
May 8.
York,
Mny 8.
York.
May 11.
York.
May 14.
Lincoln.
Au<r. 30.
Woodstock.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
July 23.
Westminster.
Mbmbranb 19.
Grant, at the supplication of the king's sister Anne, duchess of Exeter,
to Thomas, archbishop of Canterbury, George, bishop of Exeter, Richard,
bishop of Salisbury, John Nevill of Montegu, knight, John Audeley of
Audeley, William Hast^nges, knight, and William Stanley, esquire, the
lordships of Hope and Hopesdale, co. Flint, in North Wales, Manorbery, co.
Pembroke, in South Wales, North wich and Overmersshe, co. Chester,
Newton and Haydok, co. Lancaster, and Dalbere, Dalberelees and Wyrkes-
worth, CO. Derby, the lordships and manors of Thorpwaterfeld, Achircbe,
Alwynkell, Chestone and Calcote, co. Northampton, the manors of Stevynton,
CO. Bedford, Gagdesden, co. Herts, Ardjmgton, Lydford, Blakedon, Hasil-
beare, and the hundreds of Stone and Cattesasshe, co. Somerset, the manor
of Bereforth Seint Martyn, co. Wilts, and the lordships and manors of
Dertyngton,FleteDamerell,Holberton, Bovytracy, Wynkeleghtracy, Thorn-
ton, Barnestaple, Toryngtou, Suthamylton, Comemartyn, Fremyngton,
Holdesworthy and Langacre, co. Devon, and Coldeharburgh and Colde-
harburgh Lane, London, with knight's fees, advowsons, views of frank
pledge, etc. to hold for her use for her life. By K.
Appointment, during good behaviour, of Brian Roudyff as third baron of
the Exchequer, receiving the usual fees at the receipt of the Exchequer and
from the citizens of York for the farm of their town and the weavers of
York for their guild, and also his official vesture with lining and fur at the
king's great wardrobe, as in the time of Edward III. By K.
Grant for life to William Herbert, knight, of the offices of chief justice
and chamberlain of South Wales, steward of the commotes in the counties
of Caermarthen and Cardigan, and chief forester in those counties, with
the accustomed fees. By K.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Robert Danby as chief justice of the
Bench, receiving the accustomed fees. By K.
Grant for life to Richard Harcourt, esquire, of the office of parker of
the king's park of Cornbury, co. Oxford, with the accustomed fees. By K.
Grant for life from Michaelmas last to Isabel, late the wife of Robert
Hoom, esquire, in aid of the sustenance of herself and her three daughters,
of 40 marks yearly from the issues of the manor of Middelton with the
hundreds of Middelton and Merden, co. Kent. By p.s.
General pardon to John Tup of Exeter, co. Devon, * corveser,' of all
offences committed by him before 1 October. By K.
Letters of naturalisation for William Spencer, native of Cologne, Idonia
his wife and the heirs of their bodies. By K«
Me^ibrane 18.
March 12. Commission to the king's kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick, to receive
WestmiMter. deserters from the party of Henry VI. and to cause proclamations to be
made to that effect, and to seize the possessions of all recusants.
[^Foederd], By K. by word of month (pretenui).
March 10. Grant for life to the king's kinsman George, bishop of Exeter, of
1 Wettminrter. herbage and pannage within the kirgs park of Bekley, co. Oxford.
g CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1461. Membrane 18 — cont.
March 12. Appointment of Thomas Hore and John James to provide carriage
WestmlDtter. certain wheat arrested by them by authority of letters patent of the late k
and to deliver the same to the steward cf the household.
March 12. Grant to the king's servitor John Pennant, chaplain of the chapel of 1
Westminster, household, of the king's free chapel within his manor of Pensehurst,
Kent. By
March 13. Grant for life to the king's servant Thomas Mauncell of the office
Westminater. receiver of the lordships of Vises, Marleburgh and Cosham and other p*
sessions of the king in the counties of WUts, Southampton and Dors
lately held by Edward Ellesmere, with the accustomed fees. By
March 13. The like to Gilbert Debenham the younger of the office of clerk of i
Westminster, market of the household, with the accustomed fees. By p
March 13. The like to John Stokys, esquire, of the office of parker or the cnsto
Westminster, of the park of Bekkeley, co. Oxford, which he had of the grant of the kinj
father Richard, duke of York, with the accustomed fees. By '
April 20. The like to the king's servant Thomas Ive, of the office of one of t
Durham. clerks of the crown in Chancery, receiving 10/. yearly from the issues
the hanaper and a livery vesture of furred cloth as other clerks of t!
crown had at the hands of the keeper of the great wardrobe. By p
May 2. The like to John de Audeley of the offices of steward of the king's po
Durham. sessions and keeper of his forests, chases, parks and warrens in the couni
of Dorset, and of the custody of the castle and park of Wardere, co. Wilt
receiving 40/. yearly from the issues of the lordship or manor of Cranbur
Dorset. By p,
May 1. The like with the advice of the council to John Wenlok, knight, of t]
Newcastle on- office of chief butler of England which he already holds, in the same mann<
Tyne. ^ Ralph Boteler, knight, lord of Sudeley, held it. By p.
April 17. Grant for life to George Darell, esquire, of the lieutenancy of the fore
Blythe. of Milkesham and Pevesham and the power of appointing a ranger and oth<
foresters, with fees as in the last year of Edward III. and the first <
Richard II. By p.i
July 7. The like to the king's servant Thomas Tauke of the office of bailiff <
Westminster. Buriey in the New Forest, co. Southampton, with fees as above.
Byp.i
July 8. General pardon to John Gierke alias Codeman, late of Waymouth, o
Westminster. Dorset, * marchaunt,' of all offences committed by him before 4 July.
Byp.j
July 5. Grant for life to Adam Oudedale, one of the yeompn of the crown, of th
Westminster, office of porter of Wyndesore Castle, with fees as in the last year of Edwari
III. and the first of Richard II. at tlie hands of the constable of the castle.
By p,g
June 24. The like to Otewel Worsley, esquire, of the offices of steward, constabl
Westminster, and receiver of the castle nnd lordship of Chirke and Chyrkelond, with fee
as above from the issues of the same. By p.s
July 10. Appointment for life of Thomas Herbert, ctquire, as one of the esquires
Westminster, of the body, receiving 50 oiarks yearly from 2 April last from the fe<
farm of the town of Gloucester. By p.&
July 8. Grant for life to John Actcn of the office of rider {equitatoris) of the forest
■ of Kynvar, co. Stafford, with herbage and pannage and fees as in the last
year of Edward III. and the first of Richard II. By p.8.
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j4gj^ Mbmbranb 17.
Mareh 11. Presentation of Olirer Dynham to the parish church of Chesthont, in the
WestaiinBter. diocese of London. By p.8.
March 9. Grant for life to William Lee, dtizea and ^jojnour' of London, of the
Westminster, office of porter in the Tower of London, receiving \2d, wages daily from the
farm and issues of the counties of London and Middlesex. By K,
March 11. The like to John Don, esquire, usher of the chamher, of the office of
Weetminster. serjeant of the armoury in the Tower of London, receiving the accustomed
fees. By K.
March 8. Appointment of William Bippley and William Harpcote to provide
Westminster, victuals and habilimeiits of war and carriage for the Eame for the king's use
in marching against the rebels.
June 17. The like of Thomas Comyssh and William Bird to provide cooks and
Westminster, labourers in the offices of tiie kitchen, scullery and saucery for the feast
of the king's coronation. By bill of treasurer of the household.
The like of John Leyton to provide carriage of swans, peacoGhs,.
pheasants and other things for the office of the poultry for the coronation.
The like of John Treber to provide — TJi^niihed.
March 18. Grant, during pleasure, to the king's kinsman Henry, viscount Bourgh-
Westminster. chier, of the office of treasurer of the Exchequer in the same manner a»
Walter Hungreford, knight, late treasurer. By K.
March 24. Presentation of John Lumley to the parish church of Hamsted
Westminster. Marchail, in the diocese of Salisbury.
May 8. Mandate to the escheator in the county of Worcester for the restitution
York. of the temporalities of the abbey of Evesham to Bichard Penbroke, monk
of the house, elected abbot in the place of John Wykewou, deceased, in
accordance with the licence by indult of the apostolic see. By p.s..
The like to the following : —
The chancellor in the county palatine of Lancaster.
The escheators in the counties of Gloucester, Warwick, Northampton^
Hereford and Stafford.
Richard Lee, mayor and escheator of London.
Writ de intendendo in pursuance to the tenants.
May 8. Grant, during good behaviour, to the king's servant Geoffrey Kidwelly^
York. of the offices of receiver of the honour of Walyngford and receiver of
Berkhnmstede and the custody of the king's wood of Nettilbed and hi9>
warren or park of Watlyngton, with the accustomed fees, rendering his-
account for the said offices to the auditors of the duchy of Cornwall.
By p.8»
May 8. Grant for life to the king's servant William Hastynges, knight, of the
York. office of receiver general of the duchy of Cornwall with portage and the
accustomed fees. By K,
July 16. Grant, at the supplication of the king's sister Anne, duchesci of Exeter,
Wcftminster. to Thomas, archbishop of Canterbury, George, bishop of Exeter, Bichard,
bishop of Salisbury, John Nevyll of Mountagu, knight, John Audeley of
Audeley, William Hastynges of Hastynges, knight, and William Stanley,
kniglit, of the town of Norwich, co. Chester, the land and lordship of Hope
and Hopedale m Wales, a yearly rent of 7/. 6#. 8<f. from the issues of the
lands of Overmerssh, co. Chester, the lordships and manors of Neweton and
Heydok, co Lancaster, and Dalbere, Dalbereleys and Wrixworth, co. Derby,
the castle, lordships and manors of Thorpwatervyle, Achyrche, Aldewynche,
Ghelveston and Caldeoote, co. Northampton, the manors of Bidlyngton, oo.
Rutland, Stevyngton, co. Bedford, Ardyngton, co. Berks, ana Great
Gaddesden, co. Herts, the lordships and macors of Mayiierbeare and
Pennaly, co. Pembroke, the manors of Ludford, co. Somesset, and Bovy
10 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1461. Membrane 17— con/.
Tracj, Northlyen, Holdesworthj, Langacrey Barnestaple, OomanAr^,
Fremjngtony South Molton, Dartjngton and Blakeboroebotjy the hundreds of
Fremjngtoa and South Molton and the manors of Toryngton, co. Devon,
the manore of Hasilbeare and Blakedon and the hundreds of Stone ai^d
Cattessasshe, co. Somerset, the manors of Takhere, co. Comwally and Flete
Damarle, Holberton, Thometon and Wyncley Tracy, co. Devon, and the
lodging called * Coidherburgh ' and Coldherburgh Lane in London, with
knights' fees, advowsons, views of frank pledge, etc., to hold for her use for
her life. ByK.
Membrane 16.
March 11. Grant to John Fray, knight, of 200/. from the first issues of the fee farm
Westminster, of the counties of London and Middlesex, in repayment of 100/. lent by
him to the king and 100/. lent to the king's brother £dmund, earl of
Butland, deceased. By E.
March 10. Grant to the prior and convent of Holy Trinity, London, of 800 marks
Westnunster. from the first issues of the customs of wools, hides and woolf ells in the port
of London and 200 marks from the iirst issues of the petty custom there, in
repayment of 500 marks lent by them to the king. By K.
April 11. Appointment, during pleasure, of William Weldon and Peter Bowman as
Westminster, auditors of the accounts of the king's chamberlain and other ministers in
South Wales, in the same manner as Richard Bedford and John Brown,
late auditors. By bill of treasurer.
July 6. Grant for life to Thomas WoUore, monk, of the priory of Holy Trinity,
Westminster. Lenton, and appointment of him as prior. By K.
July 13. Grant for life to John Asteley, knight, of 40/. yearly from Michaelmas
Westminster, last from the farm or issues of the city of Winchester. By p.s.
April 14. The like to the king's servitor Bichard Apryce of the office of porter of
York. the Tower of London, with fees as in the last year of Edward HI. and the
first of Richard II. By p.s.
July 20. Grant, during good behaviour, to Thomas Bye, citizen and ' glasyer ' of
Westminster. London, of the office of the glaziery of the king's works, with 8c/. wages
daily from the issues of the counties of Surrey and Sussex, a * shade ' called
' Glasiers Logge ' on the west within the palace of Westminster, 60 feet
long by 20 broad, and a coat of the king's livery yearly at Christmas at the
hands of the keeper of the king's great wardrobe. By p.s .
July 18. Grant for life to the king's servant John Mody of the office of one of the
Westminster, four messengers of the Exchequer, receiving A\d, wages daily at the I'eceipt
of the Exchequer and a robe of livery as a yeoman of the chamber yearly
at Christmas at the great wardrobe. By p.s.
July 21. The like to John Howard, king's knight, of the office of the constableship
Westminster, and custody of Norwich castle from Easter last, with fees as in the times
of Edward III. and Richard II. from the issues of the counties of Norfolk
and Suffolk. By K.
July 16. The like to the king's servant Walter Bright of the office of one of the
Westminster, king's Serjeants at arms, with wages of V2d. daily from the issues of the
counties of London and Middlesex, dating from 4 March last, and a livery
of the suit of the esquires of the household yearly at Christmas at the great
wardrobe. By K. by word of mouth.
1 EDWARD IV.— Pakt I. 11
1461. Meubranb 16.
Mi^ 28. CommisBion to John Ljlboame to collect all moneys from rents etc in
WwtaansUr. the king's manors of Marleburgh, Cosham and Devise, co. Wilts, Gyllyng-
ham, CO. Dorset, and Odjham, co. Southampton, and their appurtenances
up to 1 March last, and bring the same to the receipt of the Exchequer.
By bill of treasurer.
June 7. Appointment of William Baibrook as deputy of John Wenlok, knight,
WMtmiiuter. king's chief hatler of England, in the port of London and the adjacent
ports^ with the accustomed fees. By bill of the chief butler.
June 10. General pardon to John Mamey, knight, and Joan his wife of all offences
Westmiikflter. committed by them before 1 May last.
April 17. Grant for life to John Scot, esquire, of the office of tronage and pesage in
York. the port of London, with the accustomed fees. By K.
April 14. The like to the king's servant John Fogge, esquire, of the county of
York. Kent, of the office of keeper of the writs and rolls of the Common Bench,
with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender and cancelledy because on 1 1 «/tt/y, 12 Edward
IV.y the king granted the same to him and John his son.
March 6. The like to the king's servant Thomas Clemens of the office of parker ot
Westminster, the king's park of Leskert, parcel of the duchy of Cornwall, receiving the
accustomed fees at the hands of the receiver general of the duchy. By K.
June 14. Greneral pardon to Dominic Desereius, physician, alias Dominic Deserus,
Ifettiniiister. Lombard. By p.s.
June 19. Appointment of Thomas Stratton, esquire, clerk of the works at the
Westminster, palace of Westminster, the Tower of London, tlie manors of Eltham,
Claryndon, Shene, Chilteme Langley, Odyham, the lodges within his parks
of Claryngdon, Eltham, Chiltcrne Langley and Odyham, the mews for
falcons by Claringcroucbe, and other castles and possessions of the king
in England, with power to take labourers, instruments and materials,
in the same manner as John Ai*dem or John Straunge or any other holder
of the office. By K.
May 20. Grant for life to Barnabas Bemewall of the office of second justice of
Westminster, the King's Bench in Ireland, with fees of 40 marks yearly and wages of
20cf. daily from the king's manor of Cromlyn in Ireland and the customs
and coquets of wools, hides, wool^fells and 1^ and other merchandise in the
ports of Dublin and Drogheda. By p.s.
June 22. Confirmation for life to Master William Say, king's clerk, doctor of
Westminster, theology, dean of the king's chapel, of his custody of the house or hospital
of St. Antony in the city of London. By K.
June 30. Grant for life to John 'V^''ybam of the custody of the king's lordship,
Westminster, foreet and chase of Suthfryte, co. Kent, with fees as in the last year of
Edward III. and the ilrst of Richard II. By p.s.
July 3. Ratification of the estate which Hugh Cardemaker, king's chaplain, has
Westminster, as prior of the hospital of St. John Baptist, Bnigenorthe. By p.e,
Membrane 14.
June 2. Licence for the sub-prior and canons of Newstead in Sliirwodc to elect a
Westminster, prior in the place of William Mysterton, resigned.
Jane 15. Grant to Edmund Brownyng, chaplain, of the eleventh prebend in the
Westminster, king's college of Newerk, Leycestre, lately held by Master Robert Matfen.
By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to J. bishop of Lincoln.
June 17. Signification to W. archbishop of York, legate of the apostolic see, of
Westminster, the royal assent to the election of John Durham, canon of Newstead within
Shirwode forest, as prior of that house.
12 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
3^461. Membrane 14 — cont.
April 14. Grant for life to the king's servant John Fogge, esquire, in the count
York. Kent, of the custody of the king's castle of Rouchestiv, co. Kent, witl
rents and appurtenances. B j
Vacated by eurrender and cancelled^ because on 29 November^
Edward /F., the king granted the savie to Thomas Sayntleger^ esquin
the body,
Jane 20. Appointment, until 20 December, of Richard Hatfeld, esquire, serje
Westmioster. avener of the household, to provide haj, oats, beans, pea j, straw, litter i
other necessaries for his oflSce.
June 25. Grant to William Mulso, esquire, and John Clerk and John Ebmc
Westmioster. < jomen,' of pontage for six years for the repair of the bridge across
Thames at Stanys and the causeway from thence to Egham, rendering tl
account yearly before the chancellor.
June 25. General pardon to Peter Dido alias Dedo, merchant of Venice.
iWestmiiuter.
June 22. Grant to Laurence, bishop of Durham, of the custody, during minority,
Westminster. Henry Ogard, son and heir of Andrew Ogard, knight, and his possessio
with his marriage, rendering a sum to be agreed upon before Christi
with the treasurer. By ]
June 2u. General pardon to Henry Stafford, knight, son of the king*s kinsn
Westminster. Humphrey, late duke of Buckingham, of all offences committed by h
before 19 June last. By ]
The like to John Stafford, esquire, son of the said duke. By i
• July 4. Presentation of Henr^ Stevenesson, vicar of Therston, in the diocese
Westminster. Norwich, to a moiety of the church of Gatfeld, in the same diocese, on
exchange of benefices with Thomas Chapeleyn.
July 1. Appointment, during good behaviour, of Robert Hanbury as auditor
Westminster, all lands in England late of James, earl of Wilts, receiving such wages
he had in the lifetime of the earl. By bill of the treasur
March 26. Appointment, during pleasure, of Brian Talbot as controller of the gn
Westminster, and petty custom, the subsidy of wools, hides and wool-foUs, and the subsi
of the Ss. in the tun and the 12^. in the pound in the port of Boston a
adjacent ports, receiving the accustomed fees, provided that he execute t
office in person, with the custody of one part of the coket seaL
By bill of the treasur
The like of the following in the ports named and adjacent ports: —
May 27. Thomas Weltden in Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Westminster. By bill of the treasur
' March 7. Thomas Blount in Kyngeston-on-Hull.
Westminster. By bill of the treasun
April 9. Thomas Gille the younger in Exeter and Dertemouth.
Westminster. By bill of the treasur
March 26. Thomas Sharp in Southampton.
Westminster.
April 8. Adam Odam in Lynne.
Westminster.
April 9. John Bernewell in Sandwich.
Westminster.
April 25. Richard Alberton in Bristol.
Westminster.
July 26. Leonard Thomburgh in Boston.
Westmmster.
July 80. Vincent Pitelesden in Southampton.
Westminster.
1 EDWAED IV.- Part I.
13
1462.
Jan. 18.
Westminster.
Membrane 14 — conL
Bichard Kjrkeby in Ipswich.
1461.
April 12. Appointment as above of William Baron as controller of the great
'WestmiDBter. custom and the subsidy of wools, hides and wool-fells in the port of London
and adjacent ports. By bill of treasurer.
Membrane 13.
Grant for life to the king's servitor John Fogge of the county of Kent,
esquire, of the office of weigher of wools and other merchandise at the port
of St. Botolph, commonly called Boston, receiving the accustomed fees.
By p.s,
QtbhX to Thomas Fraunceys, chaplain, of a prebend within the king's
Westminster. coUege of St. Mary, Leycestre, which John Everdon, deceased, lately bad.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean snd chapter.
May 9. Gleneral pardon to John Aune of Northaston, co. Oxford, esquire.
York.
May 11.
York.
May 25.
Mbj 11.
York.
May 10.
York.
May 13.
Lincoln.
May 13.
Lincoln.
May 20.
Norwich.
June 16.
Westminster.
June 17.
Westminster.
Grant for life to the king's servants William Hastynges, knight, and
Balph Hastynges, esquire, of the office of constable of the king's castle of
Rokyngham, co. Northampton, and the supervision of vert and venison in
the forest there, the offices of steward of the king's lordships and manors of
Bokyngham, Brlgstoke and Clyff and others within the said forest, master
forester and keeper of the forest, parker of the king's park of Brlgstoke, co.
Northampton, with the supervision of herbage and pannage of the park and
the foreign woods in the county called ' Brigstokebaylly,' and constable of
the king's castle of Northampton, and the custody of his park of Multon and
rabbit warren called * Norhampton Wareyn * in the same county, receiving
the accustomed fees from the issues of the county and the manor or lordship
of Bokyngham. By K.
Vacated by surrender by William Casteltonyattamey of the saidSalphy
on 1 Marehy 1 Richard IlL^ in Chancers/, and cancelled.
Grant to William Harbart, knight, during the minority of Henry son of
Humphrey, late earl of Stafford, son and heir of Humphrey, late duke of
Buckingham, and so from heir to heir during minority, of the custody of
the casde, town and lordships of Newport, Coboy, Wenlloit and Meredeth
in South Wales, rendering 100/. yearly to the king. By p.s.
Grant for life to William Bourgchier of Fitzwaren, knight, of the offices of
master forester of the forests of Exmore, co." Devon, and Racche, co.
Somerset, receiving the usual fees in the same manner as Thomas
Courtenay, late earl of Devon. By K.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Bichard Harecourt, esquire, as sheriff of
Oxford and Berks. By K.
The like of Edmund Bede, esquire, as sheriff of Bedford and Buckingham.
ByK.
Appointment, during pleasure, of William Baldry, Bichard Felowe,
Thomas Tong and John Cobbe to provide wheat, malt, oxen, muttons,
fish, salt, and other things for the victualling of the king's ships, and carriage
for the same. By K.
Presentation of William Langham to the parish church of North Lufen-
ham, CO. Rutland, in the diocese of Lincoln, void by the death of Robert
Matfen, late rector. By K.
Appointment of John Punchon to provide carpenters and labourers for
the repair of divers offices at Westminster for the king's coronation, and
timber for three- legged tables and other necessaries.
By bill of treasurer of the household.
14 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1461. Memhrane 13 — ami.
April 11. Appointment, until 12 October, of Thomas Edmonde to provide ndt fiBh,
Westminster, btock fish, herrings and other victuals and salt {sal groaum et sal aUmmy
for the furnishing (stuffura) of the king's household.
Jul J 5. Appointment of John Stokea and John Aldey to provide all kinds of
WeitBiinBter. victuals for an expedition bj sea against the king's enemies.
The like of the following : —
Henry Au^er.
Edmund Yns and Thomas Meliour.
MSMBRANB 12.
July 4. Appointment of Robert Stowell, yeoman in the office of the king'?-
Westminster, butler, to provide wiues in divers places within the realm for the
household, because John Wenlok, knight, chief butler, is fully occupied.
By bill of the chi^ butler*
The like of the following :—
Stephen Neuton.
July 4. Inspeximtu and confirmation of letters patent of the king's father
Westminster. Richard, late duke of York, true heir to the kingdom, dated at London,
4 November, tS9 Henry VI., being a grant for life to his servant John
Serlo of the office of parker of his park of Berdefeld, co. Essex, for-
merly granted for life to his servapt John Flegge, esquire, by letters
patent, surrendered, receiving the usual fees from his manor of Berdefeld.
By p.s. and for 6«. 8J. paid in the hanaper.
May 13. Grant to John Markham, chief justice of the King's Bench, for the
Westminster, better maintenance of his estate, of 180 marks yearly at the hands of the
keeper of the hanaper and the customs ofiicers in the ports of London,.
Bristol and Kyngeston-on-HuU, in accordance with an Act of Parliament
at Westminster, 18 Henry YI., and also lOGf. 11^^. and the sixth part of
\d, yearly at Christmas for a furred robe and 66^. 6</. yearly at Whitsuntide
for a lined robe.
April 8. Orant to William Yelverton, one of the justices of the King's Bench, of
Westminster. ] 10 marks yearly and the same sums for his robes as above.
The like to the following : —
Nicholas Ayssheton.
Robert Danvers.
John Nedeham.
Richard Byngham.
Walter Moyle.
June 18. Grant, during good behaviour, to the king's servitor Philip Herveys of
Westminster, the office of master of the king's ordnance, with fees as in the last vear of
Edward IIL and the first of Richard II. by p.s.
July 9. Grant for life to R;dph Hastynges; esquire, of the office of the custody
Westminster, of the king's lions within the Tower of London, with fees as above.
By p.s.
May 20. llie like to the king's servant William Kaynell of the custody of the
Westminster, parks of Cossam, co. Wilts, with fees as above. By p.s.
May 11. The like to Edward Gower of the office of clerk of the works within
Westminster, the king's manor and park of Claryngdon, co. Wilts, with fees as above.
ByK.
May 13. The like, from Michaelmas last, to the king's servant William Sayer of
York. the office of parker of the king's park of Rostormell, co. Cornwall, with
herbage and pannage, receiving the accustomed fees at the hands of the
receiver-general of the duchy. By p.s.
1 EDWARD IV— Part L 15
1461. Membrane 12 — cant,
Joly 1. The like to the king's kinsman William, earl of Amndel, of the custody
Westminster, of the king's forest and park of Claryngdon alias Pannoett and his forests
of Groyelejy Milchet and Bakholt, with branches &c, for the enclosure
thereof, hays, coppices, wiudfalls, dead wood and 'hrowsyng,' with
fees as in the last year of Edward III. and the first of Bichard II.
By p^s.
April 12. The like to the king's servitor John Wode of the office of keeper
Westminater. of the swans on the Thames between Graveshende and Cicestre, with fees as
above. By p.s •
Membrane 11.
Jane 23. The like to the king's servant Thomas Herbert the elder of the office of
Westminster, constable of the king's castle of Gloucester with a meadow near it called
*' Kyngesmedewe,' with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
July 5. Licence for the king's kinswoman Alesia, countess of Salisbury, to enter
Westminster, into all the castles, lordships, manors and other possessions of Thomas
Mountague, late earl of Salisbury, her father, whose heir she is, and aU the
possessions which she held for life with Richard, late earl of Salisbury,
her husband, and to hold the same in fee simple. By K.
July 6. Grant for life to Thomas Gybbys of the office of the king's torchmaker
Westminster, (branderatoris) and link armourer (lenei armurarii)^ with fees as in the last
year of Edward III. and the first of Bichard II. By K.
July 1. Grant, during good behaviour, to Thomas Crozton of the offices of
Westminster, coroner and attorney of the king in the King's Bench, receiving the usual
fees at the Exchequer. By p.e*
July 4. Grant for life to the king's servant William Pault of the office of serjeant
Westminster, tailor in the great wardrobe, with fees as in the last year of Eklward III.
and the first of Bichard II. and a livery at the hands of the keeper of
the wardrobe. By p.s»
July 8. Grant, during pleasure, to the king's servant John Stratford of the office
Westminster, of the king's painter, with fees and livery as above. By p.s.
July 4. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent (in French) of the king's
Westminster, father, Bichard, duke of York, dated at Usk Castle, 26 March, 12 Henry '^.,
being a grant for life to his servitor Thomas Stotfold, yeoman of hia
chamber, of the offices of parker of his little park of Bradefeld, co. Essex^
and keeper of his warren there, receiving the usual fees from the issues of
the lordship of Bardefeld. By p.s. and for 6$. 8d. paid in the hanaper.
June 12. Grant for life to the king's servant John Scot, esquire, of the 50 marka
Westminster, yearly which the abbot, prior and convent of St. Augustine's, Canterbury, are
bound to pay to the king in consideration of the release to them by
Bichard II. of greater sums during the voidances of the abbey. By p.s.
June 5. Ghrant for life to Thomas, archbishop of Canterbury, of the custody of
Westminster, the lordship, manor and park of Langle by Maydeston, co. Kent, rendering
5 marks yearly. By K.
July 8. Grant, during good behaviour, to Master Henry Sharpp, doctor of laws,.
Westminster, of the office of notary or prothonotary of Chancery, with fees as in the last
, Year of Edward III. and the first of Bichard II. from the issues of the
hanaper. By p.t»
Vacated because otherwise below.
July 7. Grant for life to William Colyngboume of the custody of the king's park
Westminster, of Ludgursale, co. Wilts, with fees as in the last year of Edward III. and
the first of Bichard II. By p.8.
16 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1461. Membrane 11— con/.
Julj 9. The like to Richard W7II7, yeoman of the king's bed, of the office of
Weitminster. keeper of the palace called * Princeispalice ' within Westminster, with fees
as above at the hands of the receiver of the dnchj of ComwaU. Bj p.8.
July 9. The like to the same of the custody of the king's private palace of
Westminster. Westminster from the first day of the reign, with fees as above from the
farm of the city of Winchester. Bj p.s.
July 30. The like to Robert Prere of a yearly pension of lOOs. in the church of
Westminster. West Kyngton, co. Wilts, at the hands of the rector or the sheriff, in the
same manner as Richard Blythe, deceased. By E.
Mbmbranb 10.
April 11. The like to John Clyffbrd of the office of keeper of the wood called
York. < Chesteynwode,' co. Kent, with fees as in the last year of Edward III. and
the first of Richard II. By p.s.
July 9. The like to Nicholas Wydnare of the office of making the king's bows
Westminster, within the Tower of London, with wages as above from the issues of the
counties of Surrey and Sussex. By p.s.
The like to Alvcred Comeburgh, one of the yeomen of the crown, of 6J. a
day from the issues of the counties of London and Middlesex, in the same
manner as Nicholas Walton, late one of the yeomen of the crown. By p.s.
July 5. The like to Adam Gudedale, one of the yeomen of the crown« of the
Westminster, office and custody of the king's great garden at Windsor, with fees as in the
last year of Edward III. and the first of Richard II. at the hands of the
constable of Windsor Castle. By p.s.
April 12. The like to Alvred Cornebnrgh, yeoman of the crown, of the office of
Westminster, water-bailiff of Plymmouth, Sutton Priour, Sutton Raff, Sutton Wautert
and Estonhous, co. Devon, pertaining to the duchy of Cornwall, with fees
as above at the hands of the receiver general of the duchy. By p.s.
June 20. The like to Thomas Warner of two acres of land in Surrey called
Westminster. < Weybrygge Hawe,' at a rent of Ss, 4d, per acre. By p.s.
June 24. The like to the king's servant Otewel Worsley, esquire, of 20/. yearly
"Westminster, from the last moneys of the issues of the king's castle and lordship of Chyrke
and Chyrkelondes. By p.s.
May 20. The like to Thomas Ponsebury of the office of forester of Lethewode, co.
Westminster. Salop, with fees as in the last year of Edward III. and the first of Richard II.
By p.s.
June 26. The like to Edward Worsley of the office of master porter of the king's
Westminster, castle of Carlill, with fees as above. By p.s.
June 29. The like to Thomas Grayson of the office of keeper of the king's park of
Westminster. Keyrbullok in the duchy of Cornwall, with fees as above. By p.s.
April 18. The like to William Sturmy of the custody of the king's park of Hamx^-
Westminster. stede Marchall, with fees as above. By x>-s.
May 6. The like to William Clerk of Wenlok of the office of the constableship oi
Mddleham. the king's castle of Bruggenorth, co. Salop, with fees as above from tb<
farm of the town of Brugges. By p.s
July 9. Grant, during good behaviour, to James Hatweell of the office of purvejo
Westminster, of the king's manors of Grenewych and Elthara, with fees as in tlie ye&ri
named above. T3y p-^
1 EDWARD IV.— Part I. 1?
1461. Membrane 10— cant
June 22. Grant for life to Thomae Osbeme, from 4 March last, of the office of
Westminster, one of the king's serjeants-at-arms with I2d. wages daily from the farm
and issues of the counties of London and Middlesex, a coat of the king's
livery yearly at Christmas at the great wardrobe, and other fees appertaining
to the office. By p.B.
April 17. Grant, during pleasure, to George Darell, esquire, of the custody of the
Blythe. king's great wardrobe, with the accustomed tees. By p.8.
July 8. Grant for life to the king's servant Tialph Cliderowe of Calais of the office
Westminster, of ranger of the king's forest of Whichewode, co. Oxford, with wages of 4c?,
daily at the hands of the sheriff. By p.p.
Vacated because otherwise below.
July 1. Grant, during good behaviour, to Richard Grey, lord of Powesse, of the
Westminster, office of steward of Kiry, with fees as in the last year of Edward 111. and
the first of Bichard II. By p.s.
The like to the some of the office of steward of Eedewyn, with fees as
above. By p.s.
The like to the same of the office of steward of Mongymry, with fees as
above. By p.s.
July 10. Ratification for life of the estate of M^uster Robert Stillyngton, king's
Westminster, clerk, as dean of the king's free chapel of St. Martin le Grand, London,
archdeacon of Colchester in the cathedral of London and of Tauntone in the
cathedral of* Wells, prebendary of Wetewang in the cathedral of York,
Marther in the cathedral of St. Davids and the prebend which John Lucas
lately had in the king's free chapel of St. Stephen within his palace of
Westminster, and parson of the church of Aysshebury, in the diocese of
Salisbury. By p.s,
July 12. Presentation of John Pieseley to the parish church of Spryngthorp, in
Westminster, the diocese of Lincoln.
July 16. Grant for life to the king's servant Edward Skelton, from 4 March last,
Westminster, of the office of one of the king's Serjeants at arms, with \2d, wages daily
from the farm of the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk and a livery of the
suit of esquires of the household yearly at Christmas at the great wardrobe.
By K. by word of mouth.
Mbmbrans 9.
May 1. The like to John Pesemersshe the elder of the office of porter of the
Westminster, king's castle called < New Castle ^n Tyne,' with fees as in the last year of
Edward III. and the first of Richard II. from the issues of the county of
Northumberland, for the office and for the relief and sustenance of prisoners
in the castle. By p.s.
July 9. Grant, during good behaviour, to Robert Cosyu of the city of London of
Westminster, the office of controller of the scrutiny of all merchandise within the port of
London and ports and places adjacent coming from or going to foreign
parts, wifh fees as in the years named above. By p.s.
July 6. Grant for life to John Plumbe of the office of bailiff of the king's town
Westminster, of Thaxstede, co. Essex, with fees as above. By p.s.
June 22. The like to John Bourgchier, lord of Berners, knic^ht, from 4 March
Westminster, last, of the office of constable of the king's castle of Wyndesore and the
custody of all forests, parks, warrens and other places pertaining to the
same, with fees as above from the revenues of the castle. By p.s.
July 17 Appointment for life of John Pylkiugtou, esquire, as one of the esquires
'Westminster, of the body, receiving 50 marks yearly Kom 2 April last from the farm and
issues of the counties of London and Middlesex. By p.8«
U 86914. ft
18 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1461. Membrane 9 — cont,
July 9. Grant for life to Richard Willy, yeoman of the king's bed, from
WeBtminster. first day of the rei^^n, of the oflBce and custody of the kind's wardi
within the palace of Westminster, with fees as in the times of Edward !
and Richard II. from the farm of the city of Winchester.
By p.s. Two fees were paid because he has two offices in one pat
July 7. The like to John Rypon, esquire, of the office of one of the kii
Westminster. Serjeants at arms, with \2d. wages daily from 4 March last from the isi
of the county of Kent, a coat of the king's livery yearly at the great wi
robe of the same suit and cloth as other Serjeants at arms, and other prt
of his office. By
Vacated by surrender and cancelled^ because en 17 July^ 0 Edward i
the king granted the office to him by other letters patent.
June 20. The like to John Hord of Shrewsbury of the offices of the chief bailiv
Westmmster. and feodary of the king's honour of Wallyngford, with fees as in the tii
of Edward III. and Richard II. from the farm of the king's town
Shrewsbury. By
July 12. Exemption for life of Thomas, bishop of Bath and Wells, on accoun
Westminster, debility and old age, from attendance in person in Council and Parliam<
provided that he send proctors. By
July 8. Grant for life to the king's servant Thomas Mountgomery, knight
Westminster, the office called * lynge armurer' within the Tower of London, with fee
in the last year of Edward III. and the first of Richard II.
By p.s. [11
July 10. The like to the king's servant William Sayer oi 40/, yearly from Eai
Westminster, last from the fee farjn of Queenhlthe {Ripe Regine) within the cit;
London. By "
July 8. Appointment for life of Thomas Montgomery, knight, as steward of 1
Westminster, king's manor, castle or lordship of Haddele, co. Essex, and grant to him
life of the office of the stewardship of the same, with fees as above. By
May 20. Grant during good behaviour, to the king's servant John Sandes, of
Westminster, office of clerk of the king's mint and exchange within the Tower of Lond
with fees as above at the hands of the keeper of the mint and exchange.
By
April 1 5. The like to Robert Hiett of the office of porter of the king's castle of
York. Bryawell in the forest of Deane, with fees as in the years named above.
The like to the same of the office of receiver of the king's forest of Dec
with fees as above. By
MsMBtUSM 8.
April 12. Grant for life to the king's sei'vitor John Woode, esquire, of the office
Westminster, keeper of the king's council chamber at Westminster, with fees as abov<
the great wardrobe* By
July 8. The like to John Smyth, for his good sorvice to the king's father, of
Westminster, office of receiver of the king*s honours and lordships of Clare and Raih
and his other possessions in the counties of Norfolk, Sufiblk, Essex, K€
Surrey, Sussex, Cambridge, Huntingdon and Herts, the duchy of York, i
the earldom of March, with the accustomed fees. By
May 18. The like to the king's servant William Sayer of the office of constable
York. the king's castle of Rostormell, co. Cornwall, receiving the accustomed i
at the hands of the receiver general of the duchy of Oornwall. By i
April 12. The like to the king's servitor John Woode, esquire, of the office of us!
Westminster, of the receipt of the Excheciuer, with fees as in the last year of Edward I
and the first of Richard II. By i
1 EDWARD IV.— Pabt I. 19
1461. Membrane 8 — cant.
April 12. The like to Alured Corneburgh, yeoman of the crown, of the custody of
Westminster, the king's castle of Launceston, co. Cornwall, and the office of fcodary or
escheator of the duchy of Cornwall in the county, receiving fees as above
from the issues of the duchy. By p.s.
May 2. The like to the king's kinsman John Nevill of Mountagu, knight, from
Westmiuster. Easter last, of the king's mines in Devon and Cornwall in which gold and
silver can be found or worked for, at a rent of 1 10/. yearly, as the king's
father used to pay, with power to demise the same for 10, 16 or 20 years,
provided that atter his death the holders pay a tithe of the pure silver or
lead to the king or his faimer. By K.
July 12. Appointment of William Bourgchier, knight, to the custody, during
Westminster, minority, of Alexander Luttrell, son and heir of James LutereU, knight,
deceased, tenant by knight service of Henry VI. cfe facto et non de jure
king of England, with his marriage ; and so from heir to heir during
minority. By p.s.
July 14. Appointment, from Michaelmas last, of Bichard Darlond as receiver of
Westminster, all manors and lands in Kent late of Henry lord Ghray of Codnor, so long as
they are in the king's hands, rendering his account yearly.
By bill of the treasurer.
July 14. The like of John Smyth as receiver and surveyor of all manors and lands
Westminster, late of James, earl of Wilts, in Suflfolk and Essex, from the time of his death.
By bill of the treasurer.
July 12. Pardon to Robert Bertyn, citizen and clothier of London, * draper,' of his
Weetminster. outlawry for not appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of
tlie Bench in the late reign, to satisfy William Crowde, citizen and ^ peautrer '
of London, and William Staynf ord, ' gentilman,' of a debt of 40/. which they
recovered against him and 7 marks Ss. Sd damages for the detention of the
same ; he having surrendered to the Flete prison and paid the damages
into court, as Robert Danby, knight, chief justice has certified. Middlesex.
July 10. Grant for life to John Brycheold, plumber, of the office of serjeant of the
Westminster, plumbery within the Tower of London, the palace of Westminster, the
manors of Eltham and Shene and elsewhere iu England, with I2d. wages
daily from 4 March last from certain farms in Norfolk and Suffolk, a livery
of the suit of the Serjeants of the works or 40«. yearly ai Christmas at the
great wardrobe, and all houses pertaining to his office. By p.s.
July 7« Grant for life to the king's servant John Pylkynton, esquire, of the office
Westminster, of parker of the king's park of Berkhamstede, with fees as in the last year
of Edward IIL and the first of Richard II. By p.s.
The like to the same of the office of the constableship of the king's castle
of Berkhamstede, with fees as above. By p.s«
July 18. The like to Roger Dynham, esquire, of the offices of steward of all castles
Westminster, and other possessions peilaining to the duchy of Cornwall in the county of
Devon and warden of the stannaries in the same county. By p.S4
Mbmbranb 7.
Nov. 19. Grant to Richard Heymau, canon of Salisbury Cathedral and prebendary
Westminster, of Aulton Pancras in the same, of a canonry in the king's free chapel or
St. Mary and St Stephen within his palace of Westminster and the prebend
which William Walesby lately had in the same, on an exchange of benefices
with John Waynflete.
June 4. Appointment, during pleasure, of Robert Tromy as controller of the
Westminster, scrutiny in the port of Sandwich and ports and places adjacent, receiving
the accustomed fees. By bill of treasurer;
20 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1461. Membratte 7 — cotU.
The like of the following in the ports named and ports and places
adjacent : —
June 4. Richard Symson in the port of London,
Westminster.
July 17. John Hadelesej in the port of Kyngeston on Hull.
Westminster.
July 20. John Bareshy in the ports of Esceter and Dortemooth.
Westminster.
Sept. 5. Robert Cosyn in the port of the city of London.
BnstoL
Nov. IB. Robert Bedale in the port of Southampton.
Westminster.
Dec. 21. William Smyth in the port of Southampton. " i V
Westminster.
May 30. The like of Henry Acclum as surveyor of the scrutiny in the port of
Westminster. Elyngeston on Hull and ports and places adjacent. By bill of treasurer.
The like of the following in the ports named and ports and places
adjacent.
July 15. Henry Halywell in the port of the city of London.
Westminster.
April 25. John Peke in the port of Bristol By hill of treasurer.
Westminster.
Oct. 19. John Frysshe in the ports of Southampton and Pole.
Westminster. By bill of treasurer.
April 12. The like of Walter Writtell as king's surveyor in the port of Bristol and
Westminster, ports and places adjacent. By bill of treasurer.
April 12. The like of William Bernert us gauger in the same.
Westminster. By bill of treasurer.
July 14. The like of Edmund Parker in the port of Lynne and ports and places
Westminster, adjacent. By bill of treasurer.
March 26. Grant, during pleasure, to Walter Harnes of the office of tronage and
Westminster, pesage in the port of Kyngeston on Hull and ports and places adjacent,
receiving the accustomed fees. By bill of treasurer.
July 26. The like to John Fogg, knight, in the port of Boston and ports and places
Westminster, adjacent.
1462.
Feb. 10. The like to William Purpill in the port of Sandwich and ports and places
Westminster, adjacent. By bill of treasurer.
MSMBRANS 6.
1461*
July 13. RatMcation for life of the estate which Robert Kirkeham, king's clerk,
Westminster, has as dean of the king's free chapel of St. Stephen within his palace of
Westminster, prebendary of Broundeswode in the church of St. Paul,
London, and of St. Katharine in the church of St. John, Beverley, and
parson of the church of All Saints, Hastynges, co. Sussex. ny K.
July 9. Grant for life, from the first day of the reign, to Elizabeth, lady Say,
Westminster, late the wife of John Mongomerey, knight, of the manor or lordship of
Chesthunt, co. Herts, which she has held for some time, with advowsons
and knights' fees, and release to her of any issues due to liie king. By p.8.
1 EDWARD IV.— Part L 21
J461. Membrane 6 — cont.
July 8. Orant for life to Humphrey Audeley, king's esquire^ of the constableship
Westminster, of the king's castle of Suthampton, with fees as in the last year of Edward
in. and the first of Bicliard II. By p.s.
July 7. Appointment for life of Ealph Hastynges, esquire, as one of the esquires
Westminster, of the body, receiving 50 marks yearly froiu 2 April last from the issues
of the county of Northampton. By p.s.
July 12. Granty during good behaviour, to William Bateman of Haverford West
Westminster, in Wales of the office of butler (boiellar') of the port of Milf ord, with fees
as in the last year of Edward III. and the first of Richard II. By p.8.
The like to the same of the office of approver of the king's revenues,
profits and mills of Haverford West, with fees as above. By p.s.
July 15. The like to Bichard Crowcestre of the office of bailiff of the king's castle
Westminster, and lordship of Bamburgh, co. Northumberland, with fees as above.
By p.s.
The like to the same of the office of porter of the castle, with fees as above.
By p.s.
July 10. Grant for life to James Manthorp, esquire, from 4 March last, for his
Westminster, good service to the king's father, of the office of one of the king's Serjeants
at arms, receiving 12^. wages daily from the issues of the counties of
Norfolk and Suffolk, and a robe yearly at Christmas of the suit of Serjeants
at arms at the hands of the keepef' of the great wardrobe. By p.s.
June 20. appointment for b'fe of B|obert Dovedale, knight, as chief justice of the
Westminster. Common Bench in Ireland, receiving fees of 261. ISs. 4:d, and regards of 20
marks yearly, viz. 20/. from the farm of Dublin and 10/. from the customs
and cokets within the ports of Dublin and Droghda, with all other
accustomed profits. By p.s.
July 18. Grant for life to Richard Kesteyne, king's esquire, of the offiee of one of
Westminster, the king's Serjeants at arms, receiving I2d, wages daily from 4 March last
from the issues of the counties of London and Middlesex and a coat of the
king's livery at Christmas yearly at tlie great wardrobe of the same suit
and cloth as other Serjeants at arms, with all other fees pertaining to the
office. By p.s.
July 10. G^ant to the king's kinsman John, earl of Worcester, and his heirs and
Westminster, assigns, of the office of keeper of the king's forests of Wabrigge and Sapley,
CO. Huntingdon, with underwood, herbage and pannage, reasonable susten-
ance for the king's deer excepted. By K.
April 22. Grant for life to Nicholas Gaynesford, one of the ushers of the king's
Westminster, chamber, of the office of porter of the king's castle of Odyham, with fees as
in the times of Edward IIL and Bichard II. from the issues of the manor or
lordship of Odyam. By K.
July 18. The like to the king's servant William Welles, knight, of the office of
Westminster, chancellor and keeper of the Great Seal of Ireland, with the accustomed
fees from the form of Droghda and the issues of the king's lands and courts
in Ireland. By p.s.
July 8. Grant, during good behaviour, to the king's servant Bobert Norreys,
Westminster. * gentilman,' of the office of chancellor of the green wax of the Exchequer of
Ireland, receiving the accustomed fee at the hands of the collectors of
customs and cokets in the ports of Dublin and Drogheda, with all other
profits as in the last year of Edward III. and the first of Bichard II.
By p.8.
July 14. Grant for life to Thomas Walterot of the office of one of the king's
Westminster. Serjeants at arms, receiving I2d. wages daily from the farm of the city of
Winchester with a livery yearly of the suit of the king's esquires at the
^eat wardrobe. By K.
22 CALENDAB OF PATENT ROLLS,
1461. Mbmbrane 5.
July 12. Inspexifmu and confirmation to John Flaseden of letters patent
Westminster. French) of the king's father Richard, duke of York, earl of March \
Ulster, lord of Wyggemore and Clare, lieutenant-general and governo:
France and Normandy, dated at Argenten, 30 June, 35 Henry VI., be
a grant to him, his servitor, of the offices of * laundier ' and ' palissc^r
his park of Connesburgh, eo. York, with the accustomed wages from
issues of the lordship of Connesburgh
By p.s. and for \ mark paid in the hana[
July 9. Confirmation for life to Margaret, duchess of Somerset, of 166/. 1 3^. '
Westminster, yearly held by her in dower of the endowment of John, late duke
Somerset, her husband, and of the assignment of Henry VI. out of
annuity of 500/. from the petty custom in the port of London, and also
16G/. 13*. 4c/. yearly heM as above, out of an annuity of 5(X)/. at the n^ce
of the Exchequer. By p.s. and for 40*. paid in the hnnap
July 17. Grant for life to John Wroth, esquire, of the office of master of \
Westminster, king's dogs called *hereres,* receiving \2d. wages daily from Easter 1
from the issues of the counties of Bedford and Bucks and also other wag
viz. 4rf. daily for a yeoman 'barners,* ^\d. daily for his horse, 2d. daily :
each of two yeomen * bamers ' and two yeomen * veauterers,' \\d. daily i
each of two grooms of the latter office, and ^. for the puture of ea
of 36 running dogs (canum ctirrentium) and 9 greyhounds (Jeporariorm
from the issues of the subsidy and ulnage of cloth and a moiety of t
forfeitures of the same in the counties of Somerset and Dorset^ with :
other profits pertaining to the office, in the some manner as Richa
Strykeland, esquire, h«S. By p
July 18. The like to Richard Duke of the office of porter of the king's castle
Westminster. Exeter, co. Devon, with wages as in the last year of Edward III. and tl
first of Richard II. By p
July 15. Grant to Richard Illyngworth and his heirs and assigns of a capit
Westminster, messuage and 3 bovates ^of land in Kirkeby Wodhous, 20 acres of wo(
called * Colynfall,' 100 acres of pasture called * Palespark,' * Powedefek
*Merkwair and * Sraethefeld,' a messuage and 2 bovates of land in Aide
worth, 10 acres of meadow there called ' Dyot Medowe'and a free rei
of 3*. yearly from a toft in Kirkeby Wodhous, co. Nottingham, in tl
king's hands by reason of a feoffment which John Broxstowe late <
Broxstowe, co. !N'otts, gentleman, made to Robert Cutwolf, prior of S
Mary, Newstead in Shirwode, and John Elmham, prior of Holy Trinit;
Lenton, without licence, extended at 36*. Ad. yearly ; 200 acres of waste <
the king's soil within his forest of Shirwode adjoining the tenemtMits <
the said Richard called * Hardwyk,' * Hardwykcloses ' and * Akebrigf^e ' o
the east, extended at 3«. 4rf. yearly ; and a water-mill called ' Sutton Milne
with a stank within the said forest between Maun sf eld and Hardwyk ; b
fealty and the service of 3*. 4r/. yearly, with licence to enclose the sai
waste. By p.i
March 8. Mandate to the dean of the king's free chapel of Hastynges to indue
Westminster. ^Master Richard Bole, bachelor of either law, into the prebend of Wesl
huiTok, void by resignation of Master Thomas Grannt, to which Thomas
bishop of London, has admitted him at the presentation of Thomas, arch
bishop of Canterbury, Nicholas Wymbysshe, John Fray and John Andrew
patrons, and to assign to him a stall in the choir.
July 20. Pardon to Edmund, the abbot, and the convent of St. Peter's, Westmin
Weitminster. ster, in honour of Edward the Confessor, whose body lies in the abbej
of all escapes of prisoners from their custody and ail suits arising therefrom
By p.s
April 22. Grant for life to Nicholas Gaynesford, one of the ushers of the king*!
Westminster, chamber, of the office of constable of the king's castle of Odyham, wit!
» EDWARD IV.— Pabt L 23
1461. Membrane 6 — cont,
fees as in the times of Edward III. and Richard II. from the issues of the
manor or lordship of Odyham. By K.
July 17. The like to Robert Brent, one of the yeomen of the king's chamber, of
Westmingter. the office of reeve of the king's town of Middelton, co. Kent, receiving
the accustomed wages from the issues of the hundreds of Middelton and
Merden, co. Kent. By K.
July 12. The like to John Wykes, usher of the king's chamber, of the office of
Westminster, steward of the king's castle and lordship of Rysyng, co. Norfolk,
with fees as in the last year of Edward III. and the iirst of Richard II.
By p.s.
July 20. The like to John Byconell, from 4 March last, of the office of steward
Westminster, of the king's manors of Stoke under Hamdon, Cori Malct, Stratton super
le Vosse, Faryngdon Gurney, Welton alias VVelwetoii, Inglescombe,
Melton Faucomberge, Midsomernorton, Wy decomb, Laverton, S hep ton
Malet and Westharptree, co. Somerset, and Rymo with members, co.
Dorset, late of Matthew Gurney, knight, receiving 5/. yearly at the hands
of the receiver of the manors, as did Thomas Yonge. By p.s.
July 18. The like to Stephen Clampard of the office of master smith within the
Westminster. Tower of London, receiving fees as in the times of Edward III. and
Richard II. at the Exchequer, with a mansion, two gardens and a house
called * PoweJerhous ' in the Tower, a mansion on the wharf of the Tower,
a parcel of land within the king's palace of Westminster and all other
things pertaining to the office^ and a robe yearly at the great wardrobe.
By p.s,
Mbmbranb 4.
Jolj 18. The like to the king's servant William Wysden of the office of bailiff of
Westminster. Haveryng at the Bowre, co. Essex, with wages as in the last year of Edward
III. and the first of Richard II. By p.s.
The like to the king's servitor Thomas Dukmanton, esquire, of the office
of weigher or of the pesage of money in the Exchequer, with fees as
above at the receipt of the Exchequer. By p.s.
The like to Thomas Gille the younger of the office of the water-bailiwick
of Dertmouth and places and creeks adjacent, with fees as in the years
named above. By K.
July 20. The like to John Wykes, king's esquire, from Easter last, of the offices
Westminster, of controller of the coinage of tin an<l controller of the king's mines of
gold and silver and other mines in which gold or silver may be found in
Cornwall and Devon, receiving fees for the first office as in the time of
Edward III. at the hands of the receiver general of the duchy of Cornwall
and 4/. yearly for the second office from the issuea of the mines ; and also
of 16/. yearly from the farm of the borough of Leskert, co. Cornwall.
ByK.
July 15. The like to the king's servitor Thomas Ilennale of the office of keeper
Westminster, of the king's wardrobe within his castle of Hadle, co. Essex, receiving the
accustomed fees at the hands of the farmers of the king's manor of Estwode,
By p.s.
June 6. The like to John Water of the office of chief serjeant of the county of
Westminster. Uriel in Ireland, with fees as in the times of Edward III. and Richard II.
By p.8.
June 15. Grant, during good behaviour, to Thomas Mongomery, esquire, of the
Westminster, office of warden of the exchange and mint within the Tower of London,
with fees as above from the issues of the same from Easter last. By p.s.
24 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS,
1461. Membrane 4 — cont,
Julj 16. Grant for life to Thomas Belgrave, king's esquire, of the office of oi
Westminster, of the king's Serjeants at arms, receiving I2d. wages daily from 4 Mar<
last from the issues of the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, with a coat
the king's livery yearly at Christmas at the great wardrohe, of the same su
and cloth as other Serjeants at arms, with all other profits pertaining to h
office. By K. by word of moutl
July 15. General pardon to William Gascoigne the elder, knight. By p.
Westminster.
July 20. Grant for life to Edward Hargille, one of the yeomen of the crown, f roi
Westminster. 6 March last, of the offices of parker of the king's park of Fremantel
CO. Southampton, and ranger of his forest of Wulmere and Alisholf, wit.
fees as in the last year of Edward III. and the first of Richard II. from tb
issues of the county. By p.i
July 18. The like to the king's servant Robert Asshewell of the office of one c
Westminster, the four messengers of the Exchequer, receiving 4\d, wages daily at th
receipt of the Exchequer and a robe of the livery of a yeoman of thi
chamber yearly at Christmas at the great wardrobe. By p.s
July 23. The like to Richard Illyugwortb, from Easter last, of 40/. yearly fron
Westminster, the farm of the town of Notyngham at the hands of the sheriffs or bailiffs.
By p.s
July 23. The like to Geoffrey Garnet of the office of customer and collector of the
Westminster, moneys from the weighing of wool in Calais, with fees from the same as ir
the last year of Edward III. and the firat of Richard II. By p.s.
July 23. Grant, during pleasure, from Michaelmas last, to the king's kinswoman
Westminster. Anne, duchess of Buckingham, of the custody of the manor of Brustwyk,
commonly called the lordship of Holdemesse, with knights' fees, advowsons,
views of frank pledge, etc. By K,
MSMBRANB 3.
July 18. Grant for life to William Essex of the office of remembrancer in the
Westminster. Exchequer, with fees, clothing and other profits as in the last year of
Edward III. and the first of Richard II. By p.s.
July 4. The like to the king's servitors John Luthington and John More of the
Westminster, office of keeper of the king's park of Branthinghey in the parish of
Chesthunte, with fees as above.
May 12. The like to the king's tenant Roger Salesbury, esquire, of the office of
York. chief forester of the king's forests and parks within his lordship of
Dynbyegh, with fees as above.
June 20. The like to John Skyrwith, citizen and * letherseller ' of London, that he
Westminster, bethe king's * points maker * {factor ligulanwi), with fees as above.
[Byp.8. 110.]
April 15. Grrant, during good behaviour, to Robert Hiett of the office of porter of
York. the king's castle of St. Bryawell in the forest of Deane, with fees as above.
By p.s.
May 1. Grant for life to the king's servitor William Staveley of the custody of the
Westminster, king's park of Chiltern Langley, co. Herts, and the houses of the mansion of
his manor of Chiltern Langley, and the office of under-parker of his park of'
Langley called * Chiltern Langley,' with fees as above from the issues of
the manor. By K.
Vacated because otherwise below,
June 23. Grant, during good behaviour, to Nicholas Burton of Sandwich of the
Westminster, office of bailiff of Dover, with fees as in the years named above. By p.s.
1 EDWARD IV.— Part I. 25
1461 • Membrane 3 — cont.
May 4. Grant for life to the king's kinsman George, bishop of Exeter, from
Westminster. Easter last, of the custody of the king's manor or lordship of Chiltem
Langley, co. Hertford, with mills, rents, vert and other profits, excepting
250 rabbits yearly for the king's household, at a yperly rent of 50 marks 2Qd,
as formerly and 6«. M. besides ; with acquittance of repairs and allowance
for any annuity granted out of the manor. By K.
May 6. The like to the same, from 4 March last, of the custody of the king's
Westminster, manors of Wodestoke, Hanburgh, Wotton and Stonefeld with members
and hamlets and the hundred of Wotton, co. Oxford, with their appur-
tenances, in the same manner as John, late earl of Shrewsbury, and Ralph
de Sudeley, knight, held the same, rendering 127/. 16«. 6 J. yearly and
supporting all burdens except lOQs. yearly to be paid to the steward of
the court of the manor and hundred and certain other fees and the repair
of the houses and mills of the manors and the enclosure of the park of
Wodestoke. By K.
May 17. The like to John, lord Stourton, of the farm of the king's castle, lord-
Westminster, ship and town of More, at the usual rent, and the office of the custody of
the king's park of More, with fees as in the last year of Edward III. and
the first of Kichard II. By p.s.
June 15. The like to Humphrey Stafford, knight, of the office of the stewardship
Westminster, of the duchy of Cornwall, with fees as above. By p.s.
June 21. Grant, during good behaviour, from 4 March last, to Walter Blount,
Westminster, esquire, of the office of treasurer of the town and marches of Calais, with
fees as above and allowances for his passages and stay there and the
repairs there, in the same manner as Richard Vernon, knight, or any other
treasurer. By p.s.
May 3. Appointment for life of William Eustace as one of the king's Serjeants
Westminster, at arms, with i2d. wages daily at the hands of the sherifis of London.
By p.s.
June 13. Grant for life to William Feynes, knight, lord of Say, of the office of
Westminster, the constableship of the king's castle of Porchestre, co. Southampton, with
fees as in the last year of Edward III. and the first of Richard II.
By p.s,
July 1. The like to Thomas Combe of the custody of the king's launds within
Westminster, his park of Claryngdon, co. Wilts, otherwise called * le launderehip,' with
fees as above.
April 1. The like to Halnath Maulevrer, esquire, of the office of virgebalivui or
Durham. the verger who carries the rod before the king at the feast of St. George
within Windsor Castle, with the accustomed fees from the issues of the
king's lordship or manor of Colde Kenbyngton, co. Middlesex, and all
profits pertaining to the office. By K.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled^ because on 20 July, 1 1 Edward
IV., the king granted the same to William Evington,
July 24. Irhe like to William Skipwith, king's knight, of the office of the steward-
Westminster, ship of the king's lordship of Borewelle, co. Lincoln, with the accustomed
fees. By p.s.
July 20. Appointment, during pleasure, of Walter Rufford, to provide horses of
Westminster, any price for the king and the household. By K.
Membrane 2.
July 31. General pardon to Gervase Clyfton late of Brauborn, co. Kent, knight,
Westminster, alias late of London, of all offences committed by him before 20 July.
ByK.
26 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
X461, Membrane 2— con/, ^
Julj 30. Orant for life to Thomas Bank of the office of one of the king's Serjeants
Westminster, at arms, receiving 12<f. wages daily from the issues of the city of London
and county of Middlesex, a coat of the king's livery yearly at Christnuut
at the greaPwardrobe of the same suit and doth as other seijeants at
arms, and all other fees pertaining to his office. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriffs.
July 28. Grant for life to John Oker, for his good service to the king's father, of
Westminster, the office of master carpenter of the king's castle of Kermerthmen in South
Wales with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
July 31. Appointnient for life of William Hastynges, knight, of Hastynges, king's
Westminster, chamberlain, as chamberlain of Noi*th Wales, and grant to him of that
office, receiving the accustomed fees at his own hands and rendering his
account therefor before the king's auditors there, and rendering his account
for the issues of his office before the barons of the Exchequer at West-
minster. By p.s.
July 25. Grant for life to Hugh Shirley, one of the yeomen of the crown, ot
Westminster. Qd, daily from 4 March last from the farm of the city or town of Hereford,
for his fee. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the mayor, bailiffs, and others, of Hereford.
July 27. Grant for life to Robert Brews of the office of constable of the king's
Westminster, castle of Winchester, with fees as in the times of Edward III. and Richard
II. from the issues of the county of Southampton. By p.s.
Vacated hy surrender by him and cancelled,
July 24. The like to the king's servant Henry Creswell, for his good service to
Westminster, the king's father Richard^ duke of York, of the office and custody of
Brynnescolys, Strangsty and Holmefryth, co. York, receiving \2d, wages
daily from the issues of the king's lordship of Wakefyld. By IL
Aug. 1. The like to the king's servant Nicholas Barnewall, knight, of the office
Westminster, of chief justice of the King's Bench in Ireland, with the fees pertaining to
his office from the farm of the city of Dublin. By p.s.
July 30. Appointment, during pleasure, of Vincent Pitelesden as deputy of John
Westminster. Wenlok, lord of Wenlok, knight, king's chief butler of England, in the
port of Southampton and ports and places adjacent, receiving the accustomed
fees. By till of the chief butler.
July 28. Grant for life to the king's servant Richard Felde of a tenement called
Westminster. < le logge ' within the king's palace of Westminster, between the round
house and the king's hall, with a ' shadde ' and tenement annexed between
the round house on the west and the door of the palace, rendering 13*. 4rf.
yearly. By p.s.
Aug. 3. Appointment, during pleasure, of Henry Thwaytes as general receiver of
Westminster, all castles, lordships, etc., late of Henry Percy, earl of Northumberland,
deceased, within the realm, now in the king's hands, rendering his account
as may be agreed upon between him and the king or the treasurer.
By bill of treasurer.
Like appointment of Thomas Blounf as general receiver of all castles,
lordships, etc., late of Edmund, earl of Richemond, deceased, within the
realm, and as steward and receiver of all lordships, manors, etc., late of
Thomas Roos of Hamelak, and Richard Tunstall, knights, in the city of
Lincoln and the parts of Lyndesey and Holand, co. Lincoln.
By bill of treasurer.
Aug. 4. Appointment for life of Peter Trevers, esquire, as clerk and keeper of the
Westminster, rolls of Chancery in Ireland, receiving a fee of 20/. yearly from the king's
manor or lordship of Eskyr, co, Dublin with all other accustomed profits.
By p.s.
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Aug. 10. Presentation of David Lloyt, chaplain, to the parish church of St^Brigida
Westminster, of Dysserth, in the diocese of St. Asaph. The letters are directed to Th.y
archbishop of Canterhuryy primate of Ilngland and legate of the apostolic
seOt
Membrane 1.
July 27. Grant for life to Roger Pye, late yeoman of the chamber of the king's
Westminster, father Bichard, duke of York, of the office of ranger of the king's forest of
Cank, receiving fees as in the times of Edward III. and Bichard II. from
the issues of the county of Stafford. By K.
July 29. Grant to the warden and fellows of the college of St. Mary of Wynton
Westminster. (New College), Oxford, commonly called * Saint Marie College of Wyn-
chestre in Oxenford,' of 100/. from the first moneys arising from the second
moiety of the tenth lately granted by the clergy of the province of Canter-
bury in the archdeaconry of Salisbury and Wilts, and lUO marks from the
like in the archdeaconry of Oxford ; in fxill repayment of 250 mai*ks lent
by them to the king. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the collectors of the above-named moiety in the
archdeaconry of Oxford.
The like to the collectors in the archdeaconry of Salisbury and Wilts.
July 23. Appointment for life of John Biche of Barchamstede as king^s bailiff of
Westminster, the lordship, honour and liberty of Berkhamstede in the counties of Hert-
ford, Buckingham and Northampton, with the accustomed fees. By p.8.
July 15. Grant for life to Bees Vaghan of the office of the provostship of Baydirgey
Westminster, in Wales, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
July 6. The like to Bichard Nonynton of the office of keeper of * le hay wode *
Westminster, in the county of Hereford, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
July- 25. Grant in frank almoin, from the first day of the reign, to Henry Sampson,
Westminster, clerk, now provost, and the scholars of the college called * Orvelle * within
the university of Oxford, of the foundation of Edward II., ol the manors
and lordships of Wadle alias Wadeley and Wykingesham, co. Berks, alias
the manor of Worda, with all services, fairs, warrens, views of frank pledge
and other appurtenances, in aid of their sustenance. By p.s.
July 28. Grant for life to Henry Trenchard, esquire, of the constableship of the '
Westminster, king's castle of Caresbrok in the Isle of Wight and the office of riding
forester in the New Forest, co. Southampton, receiving the fees pertaining
to the offices at the hands of the receiver of the island and the sheriff of the
county respectively. By K.
July 29. Grant, during minority, to Thomas Parre, king's knight, of the custody of
Westminster, the lands of the heir of John Hothom, esquire, son and heir of John
Hothom, knight, with the marriage of the heir. By p.8-
July 27. Grant for life to the king's servant Thomas Cook, citizen and alderman of
Westminster. London, of the office of parker and keeper of the king's park of Haveryng
' at Boure, co. Essex, with the accustomed fees from the revenues of the lord-
ship and manor of Haveryng at Boure. By K.
July 29. Pardon to Thomas Havecok of Hastyng of all felonies committed by him.
Westminster. By p.s.
July 28. Appointment, during good behaviour, of John Howard, knight, as one of
Westminster, the king's carvers, receiving 40/. yearly, viz. 20/. from the farm of the
town of Ipswich, co. Suffolk, and 20/. from the issues of the counties of
Norfolk and Suffi>lk. By p.s.
July 30. Grant to the warden and scholars of the college called * Saint Marie
Westminster. College of Wynchestre by Winchester* of 100/. from the first moneys
28 CALENDAB OP PATENT ROLLS.
' 1461, Membrane l-^ont.
arising from the second moietj of the tenth lately ginnted bj the clergy of
the province of Canterbury in the archdeaconry of Winchester, and
100 marks from the like in the archdeaconry of Surrey; in full repay*
ment of 260 marks lent by them to the king. By K.
Mandate in pursuance ho the collectors of the above-named moiety in the
archdeaconry of Surrey.
The like to the collectors in the archdeaconry of Winchester.
Membrane 27d,
March 28. Commission to William Bourgchier of Pitzwaren and Philip Gourtenay,
WestminBter. knights, Philip Beaumont and Henry Bodrugan, esquires, Thomas Clemens
and the sheriff of Cornwall to arrest and imprison John Arundell the elder,
John Trevilian and Thomas Bodulgan, esquires, and others in insurrection
in the said county and elsewhere, and to cause a proclamation to be made
against insurrection in the said county.
April 1. Commission to John Wenlok, knight, to summon the gentry and others of
Westminster, the counties of Northampton, Bedford, Buckingham, Cambridge and
Huntingdon to assist him to besiege the castle of Thorpwaterfeld. By K.
March 31. Commission to William Lee, < joynour,' to find carriage and labourers
WestminBter. called * carters ' with horses and oxen for three cannons or great bumbards
which the king has ordered to be sent for the siege of the castle of Thorp-
waterfeld. By K,
April 2. Commission to John Swillyngton, Edmund Thome and Richard Pereson
Westminster, to enquire into the complaint of the brethren of the hospital of St. John
Baptist, Brakley, co. Northampton, that Bobert Marchall and others
unknown entered the hospital on 20 March and carried off divers utensils
and beasts belonging to it, alleging that they were the property of Henry
Grene, clerk, late master of the hospital, a servant of the household of
Henry VI., and disposed of them in divers places and threatened the
brethren, ministers and servants ; and to arrest and imprison the offenders.
April 7. Commission to Thomas Qylle the younger and Thomas Gule to arrest
Westminster, and imprison Bobert Gambon, gentleman of the county of Devon, and
Edmund Bosum, alias Boson and others in insurrection in the county.
April 9. Commission to John Stokes, esquire, John Cooke, Thomas Fowler, John
Westminster. Lowe, John Cornewaill, Richard Hows and John Russhe to arrest and im-
prison certain persons who wander about in the counties of Oxford, Berks
and Bucks, killing, spoiling and oppressing the king's subjects, and to seize
their goods.
March 10. Commission by the advice of the council to Robert Elmham, John Pyn-
We&tniinster. chemore, Robert Grice, Richard Bunne, John Sayve, Olivej* Holme and
Christopher Norwych to buy and provide wheat, rye, barley, beans, peas,
and other kinds of grain for the king's store.
April 10. Commission to John Newebury, esquire, to arrest and imprison William
Westminster. Grymesby and Bartholomew Halley, esquires, Peter Ualley, John Penycok,
John Skipwith, Thomas Rutland, Thomas Colbrace and Oliver Munde,
rebels and adherents of Henry VI., and other suspected persons, and to
seize their goods.
Commission to Walter Conye, mayor of Bishop's Lenn, John Howard,
esquire, Thomas Wynkfeld, esquire, Gilbert Debenhaor Thomas Kelowe
and Thomas Crosse to seize and bring before the king in Chancery Thomas
Tudenham, knight, and Robert Halyday, ' yoman,' rebels and adherents of
Henry YI., and to seize their goods and take them to London.
April 8. Commission to Henry Pomeray, Walter Ralegh, Thomas Gylle the
Westminster, younger, Seindere Pomeray and John Balegh to arrest Edward Pever^U of
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1461. Membrane 2Td^^cont.
Chidley, ^yoraan,' and Peter OUesbroun, < pedler,' and bring them before the
king in Chancery.
May 9. Commission to Geoffrey Pygot, knight, Chrigtopher Wandesford, Thomas
York. Copley and William Walleworth to ari-est Thomas Hope of the parish of
Ripon, * yoman/ and bring him before the king in Chancery. By K.
Membrane 26J.
Commissions of the peace in^various counties pursuant to the statutes of
Winchester, Northampton and Westminster and the statutes and ordinances
there and at Cambridge. {For the names of the justices see Appendix)*
Membrane 26d.
Commissions of the peace in various counties. (See Appendix.)
Membrane 24d.
Commissions of the peace in Tarious counties, pursuant to the statutes
and ordinances of Winchester, Northampton^ Westminster and Cambridge.
{See Appendix.)
Membrane 23d.
Commissions of the peace in various counties. {See Appendix.)
Membrane 22d.
Commissions of the peace in various counties* {See Appendix)
Membrane 2ld.
Commissions of the peace in various counties. {See Appendix.)
Membrane 20d.
April 27. Commission to Thomas Combe, esquire, and the sheriff of Surrey and
Durham. Sussex to take into the king's hands all the possessions late of Henry, duke
of Somerset, Henry, late earl of Northumberland, James, late earl of Wilts,
Thomas Roos of Ros, knight, John Nevill of Nevill, knight, and John
Clyflbrd within those counties and to certify thereto in Chancery on the
morrow of Midsummer,
May 5. Commission to John Maleverer, William Wakefeld and Richard Poleyn
Middlefaam. to arrest William Hebden of Burghbrigge, Gk>dfrey Plompton, John
Normanbye, Thomas Keld, John Nicoll, Thomas Tode the younger and
Henry Throlthrop and bring them before the king in Chancery.
May 2. Commission to Robert Ogle, knight, to take into the king's hands his
Newcastle- castle of Harebotell and lordship of Reddesdale and also the castle of Forde
on-Tyne. imd other possessions late of John Heron of Forde, knight, deceased, and to
seize Roger, son and heir of John, and keep the same ; and to crush any of
the county of Northumberland who may resist.
May 11. Commission to John Bourghchier of Bemes and Robert Harecourt,
York. knights, Walter Blount, William Mitton, William Harecourte and John
Harecourte to arrest and imprison rebels in the counties of Derby and
Stafford.
30 caIendar of patent rolls.
1461. Mefnhrane 20d — cont.
May 11. Commission to William Hastynges, knight, Thomas Burgh, esquire,
York. » Thomas Palmer, Thomas Blount and Richard Neell to take into the king's
hands all the possessions in England and Wales and the marches of the
same late of William, viscount Beaumont, of the inheritance of John, late
viscount, his father, and [Elizaheth] his mother, daughter and heiress of
William Philip, late Lord Bardolf, and otherwise, and also the castle and
lordship of Bever with appurtenances in the counties of Lincoln, Leicester
and Notts, and the lordship and manor of Stoke Daubenej with appur-
tenances, CO. Northampton, late of Thomas Koos, knight, commonly called
lord of Roos, they being rebels and adherents of the king's enemies of
Scotland and France ; with power to demise the same at farm and appoint
stewards, receivers, bailiffs and other officers. By K.
May 22. Commission to Roger Radclyff and Robert Morley, esquires, Thomas
Westminster. Brampton the younger, William Radclyff, James Radclyff and Richard
George, serjeant at arms, .to arrest John Radclyff and Thomas Radclyff sons
of Q-eoffrey Radclyff, knight, John Castell and Geoffrey Trym and bring
them before the king in Chancery.
May 8. Commission to John Haryngcon, esquire, John Kyrton, Thomas Banke
York. and William Boleyn to arrest Thomas Claymond, esquire, Robert Heryng,
^ sowter,' and John Hedale. carpenter, and bring them before the king in
Chancery.
May 13. Commission to the king's kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick, William
York. Nevile of Faucomberge, knight, John Nevile of Montagu, knight, Ralph
Graystok, knight, Thomas Lomley, knight, James Stranguays, knight, John
Conyers, knight, George Lomley, Richard Stranguays, James Stranguays,
William Burgh, John Wandesford, Thomas Mountfort, William Conyers
• and Ralph Ayssheton to arrest and imprison rebeU in the North Riding of
the county of York. By IL
MSMBRANS I9d.
May 9. Commission to William Herbert, knight, Thomas Herbert, esquire of the
York. body, John Herbert and Hugh Hunteley to take into the king's hands the
county and lordship of Pembroke with all members and other possessions
in England and Wales and the marches of Wales late of Jaspar, earl
of Pembroke, the castle of Dunster, co. Somerset, and other possessions late
of James Luterell, knight, and the castles and lordships of Gudricch and
Urchenfeld in the county of Hereford and the marches of Wales adjacent
and the county of Gloucester and all advowsons late of John, earl of
Shrewsbury, rebels. The said William has also power to appoint stewards
and other officers. By K.
Commission to Thomas Herbert, esquire of the body, Thomas Herbert
the younger, esquire, John Herbert and Hugh Huntley, to take into the
king's hands all the possessions late of William Mille, knight, deceased,
rebel, within the counties of Gloucester and Hereford, and elsewhere
within the realm of England or the marches of Wales, and of Roger
Barowe, rebel, within the county of Hereford, with power to appoint
stewards and other officers. By K.
May 10. Commission of oyer and terminer to William Stokton, mayor of York,
York. Robert Danby, John Wenlok, knight, James Strangways, knight, William
Hastynges, knight, Robert Constable of Fleynburgh, knight, John Thryske,
Guy Fayrefax, Thomas Neleson, and John Thwaytes, touching treasons,
insurrections and other offences committed within the city and suburbs by
John Morton, clerk. By K.
Commissions of array in various couutieb. [Far the names of the
commissio)i€rsy see Appendix^] By K.
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1461. Mbmbrans ISd.
Commissions of array in various counties. (See Appendix.)
May 8. Commission to John Melton, Jobii Constable, William Saintqujntyn,
* York. and Eobert Constable of Flajmburgb, knights, and Robert Hylyard and
John Hartfeld, esquires, to arrest and imprison rebels in the East Riding
of the county of York. By K.
The like to John Copyndale, John Middelton, John Roddesham, Thomas
Tone, Thomas Etton and Brian Holme, bailiff of the liberty of St. John
of Beverley, within the said town and liberty.
March 10. Commission with the advice of the council to Robert Elymham, John
WestminBter. Pynchemore, Robert Grice, Robert Brightlede, John Sayve, Oliver Holme,
and Christopher Norwiche, to provide wheat, rye, barley, beans, peas, and
other kinds of grain for the king's store.
March 22* Commission to the king's kinsman, William, earl of Arundel, Roger
Westminster. Leukenore, knight, Thomas Uvedale, Thomas Taweke, John Wode, William
Husee, and the sheriff of Sussex, to arrest and imprison certain rebels,
servants of Thomas de Roos. By K.
Commission to Alexander ClyfTord, esquire, John Norton, Thomas
Remys, John Richyugwode, Richard Hogekyn, and the constables of the
hundred of Middelton, co. Kent, to arrest and imprison certain vagabonds
in the said county and hundred. By K,
March 23. Commission to William Campernon, esquire, Walter Raynell and Robert
Westminster. Raynell to arrest and imprison William Stenekke, Thomas Roger, Thomas
Stenelake, Thomas Prous, Richard Champernon alias Rawe, John Wigom
alias Wykeham, John Warberton the elder and John Warberton the
younger, * merchaunt.' Bj K.
March 27. Commission to Geoffrey Gate and William Glover to fortify the castle
Westminster, of Corff, co. Dorset, and hold it against the rebels.
March 25. Commission to Thomas Saymer, knight, Thomas Rodney and Robert
Westminster. Stowell to arrest Alexander Houdye, knight, and deliver him to the
constable of the Tower of London or his lieutenant to answer for certain
offences committed against the king's person.
April 6. Commission to Thomas Gillo the younger, esquire, to arrest John
Westminster. Flexmer and bring him before the king in Chancery.
MsMBRAlfn 17rf.
March 8. Commission to Thomas Inse, Matthew Hay and the sheriff of Kssex to
Westminster, array all ablebodied men in the said county for defence against Henry VL
and his adherents and the king's enemies of France and Scotland, and to
arrest and imprison rebels. By K.
The like to Richard, earl of Warwick, in the counties of Northampton,
Warwick, Leicester, Stafford, Worcester, Gloucester, Salop, Nottingham,
Derby and York. By K.
July 4. Commission to William Blount, Nicholas Fitz Herbert, John jCurson,
Westminster. John Pole, Nicholas Kneveton and Ralph Saucheverell, esquires, Henry
Bertrem and the sheriff of Derby to arrest Roger Vernon late of
Wyrkes worth,* gentilman,' Thomas Cadmanlate of Haddon, *yoman,' Richard
Cadman late of the same, ' yoman,' Ralph Dounes late of the same, ' yoman,'
John Akerland late of the same, • yoman,' John Ston late of Elton, * laborer,'
Roger Ston late of the same, • laborer,' John Kynder late of Wynster,
'laborer,' Richard Adamson of Wynster, Maborer,' Thomas Cantrell of
Byrchour, ^ laborer,' William Cantrell of the same, ' husbondman,' Richard
Hay ward of the same, Maborer,' Charles Spynner of Bonsalt, Maborer,'
Jobn Boper of the same, Maborer/ Nicholas Bromhall of Allerwasle^
32 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1461. Membrane 17 d^cont,
' laborer/ Robert Grente of the Bame, ^ laborer/ William Parker of Belper,
* laborer/ Henrj Hilton of Wyrkesworth, * joman/ Thomas Storer of the
same, yeoman, Richard Smyth of the same, 'yoman/ William Smyth of
the same, ' yoman/ William Stone of the same, ' yoman,' William Sturdy
late of the same, ' laborer,' William Hochekynson late of the same, ' yoman,'
John Smyth late of the same, ' yoman,' Edmund Elton of Aysshebum,
' yoman,' William Turnour of the same, ' yoman,' Hugh Parker of the
same, ' yoman,' Thomas Parker of the same, ^ yoman,' Richard Hethcote of
the same, ' servant,' Nicholas Bradley of the same, ^ yoman,' John Bayly- of
the same, ^ yoman,' Ralph Warde of Lokhawe, ' yoman,' John Cotton of
Clyfton, ^ husbondman,' John Wodehous of Derby, ' baker,' and John Orme
of Derby, * yoman,' and bring them before the king in Chancery.
March 10. Commission to John Leuthorp, Thomas Langley, Henry Barlee, Ralph
Westminster. Qrey, Thomas Barley, John Barlee, Richard Barlee and Richard George,
one of the king's Serjeants at arms, to arrest Thomas Dryson of Hennam,
John Burgeys, William Bayford, John Coke, John Somerset and John
Longe, and bring them before the king in Chancery. By K.
March 11. Commission to Thomas Cobham, knight, Nicholas Gay nesford, sheriff of
Westminster. Surrey, Thomas Kager, Henry Carpenter, John Goodman and Robert
Grerveys to arrest and imprison Nicholas Carewe, late escheator in the
- counties of Surrey and Sussex, Bartholomew Alyngton, Richard Kyng,
Thomas Dean, Thomas Bullok, Richard Luxford, John Beche, Richard
Adene, Thomas Compton, John Groffham and John Poke.
March 14. Commission to Walter Conye, mayor of Bishop's Lynn, Thomas KoUowe
Westminster, and Thomas Crosse to arrest John Halyday the elder, Robert Houghton,
John Marlyn, *bruer,' William Prentyce of Castelacre, Peter Blake and
Hem*y Danyell, ' yoman,' and their favourers and bring them before the king
in Chancery. By K.
March 20. Commission to the bailiffs of Kyngeston on Thamis to arrest and im-
Westminster, prison all evildoers and vc^abonds in the town.
March 22. Commission to George Danyell, Walter Duredent, William Norton, John
WestBiiaster. Bamewell and John Dogmanton to arrest and imprison all vagabonds in
the counties of Middlesex, Buckingham and Hertford.
MSMBRANB l&d.
March 10. Order to Humphrey Stafford, esquire, sheriff of the counties of Somerset
Westminster, and Dorset, and to the escheator in those counties, to take into the king's
hands all the possessions of Henry, duke of Exeter, Henry, duke of Somerset,
Thomas, earl of Devon, James, earl of Wilts, Henry, earl of Northumber-
land, James Loterell, knight, and Alexander Hody, knight, in those counties.
ByK.
March 18. Commission to Henry Frowyk, Robert Newthgate and Robert Aubrey,
Westminster, esquires, Walter Kynton, George Ay nes worth, constable of the hundred of
Eldron, William Turney and John Adam, constable of the hundred of
Speldron, co. Middlesex, to arrest and imprison vagabonds within tlio said
hundreds. By K.
May 27. Commission to Gilbert Brocas and William Wt;kys to arrest John Blake,
Westminster. * laborer,' and biing him before the king in Chancery.
May 27. Commission to Roger Tocotes, kni^^ht, John Whittokysmede, John
Westminster. Reynold and the sheriff of Wilts to enquire into divers wastes, dilapida-
tions and other trespasses committed within the king's castle, manor, park
and lordship of Devise, town of Roude and forestn of Melkesham, Pevesham
and Chippenham in the said county.
1 EDWAHD IV.— Part I. 33
1461, Membrane I6d — cont.
June 9. Commission to Edmund Arnold and Bichard Cove, clerks, to collect the
WeBtminster. rents and profits of the poss^ons of the college of St Mary and St.
Nicholas, Cambridge, and to acoooni for them at the Exchequer after
allowance for necessary expenses.
Mbmbranb ISd,
June 12. Commission to Nicholas Wedower, ' bowjer,' to provide bows, wood for
Westminster, bows called ' bowjstafes,' and other things pertaining to his mystery for
the king's equipment (stuffura) in bows, and carriage for the same and
bowyers and labourers.
June 10. Commission to William Norwyche, mayor of Norwich, William Roke*
Westminster, wode and Thomas Elys to arrest Elizabeth, wife of Thomas, lord Boos, and
Nicholas Scotte and Robert Walton, his servants, and bring them before the
king in council.
June 12. Commission to John atte Will and William Marsshall to arrest John
Westminster. Goldesue, Thomas Erlee and William More, and bring them before the
king in Chancery.
June 18. Commission to the sheriff of Gloucaster to arrest and bring before the
Westminster, king in council William Gefifray, John Cardmaker, William Curteys and
John Bawelyn and their accomplices, who have created a disturbance in
that county.
June 17. Commission to John, abbot of Tavestok, Philip Courteney, knight, Karl
Westminster. Denham, Philip Courteney, Humphrey Courteney, Nicholas Kirkeham,
Henry Pomeray, William Duke, mayor of Exeter, William Forster, mayor
of Dertemouth, and Thonu&s Pralle, mayor of Toteneys, to arrest and bring
before the king in council William the Bastard of Exeter and Baldwin Fulfurd,
knight, and their favourers, who have been stirring ap the people of Devon
and Cornwall and the adjacent parts to side with Henry VI. and the king's
adversaries of France.
June 24. Commission to John, abbot of St. John's, Colchester, the abbots of Walden
Westminster, and Waltham Holy Cross, Nicholas, prior of Wodebrigge, Masters Thomas
Chicheley, archdeacon of Canterbury, William Wolsflete, dean of Stoke,
John Salet and William Gosselyn, Thomas Waldegrave, knight, Gilbert
Debenham the elder, John Clopton, Thomas Brewes, Bichard Suthwell,
Bichard Felawe, William Baldry, John Dorward the elder, John Grene,
John Tey, Nicholas Sharp, William Grene, William Forde, John Say,
Bobert Knolles, Balph Grey and Thomas Brokes to urge the king's subjects
of the counties of Suffolk, Essex and Hertford to raise a fleet for the king
against his enemies of France and Scotland, after the example of the men
of York and Scarburgh and other places in the north, who have provided
it for half a year at their own expense, to find six ships fully equipped with
men at arms and archers to the number of 700, and to take the ships' victuals
and stores.
July^ 1. Conmiission to Bobert Basely, mayor of Wynchelsee, Babilon Graunford,
Westminster. Bichard George, one of the king's Serjeants at arms, and John Copuldyk,
bailiff of Wynchelseee, to enquire by oath of good men of Kent and Sussex
into the complaint of John Hevy and Denis Leyn, merchants of Ireland,
that when they were sailing in a ship towards England Thomas Mather,
master of a balinger called Trugcy and other pirates seized the ship and
divers goods near Wynchelsee, although they had been customed and
coketted in Ireland, and disposed of them at their will ; and to arrest the
offenders and order restitution if need be.
II 86914. n
S4
CALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1461.
May 28.
Westminsttr.
MajdO.
Weftnunster.
May IL
York.
June 6.
WestmiiiBtdr.
June 16.
Westmiiifleer.
JuljrS.
Westminster.
Membrane 14dl
CommiBaion to John de Audeley, William Bonr^chier of Fitz Waren,
kni^t, and John Stonrton of Stourton, knight, to urge the king's tnbjects
of Sie counties of Southampton, Wilts, Somerset, ^rset, Cornwall and
Devon to resist the king's enemies of Franoe who have entered the island of
Guemesey and besieged his castle of Comet there. * B7 C.
Commission to Edmund Arnold and Bichard Cove, clerks^ to collect the
rents and profits of the possessions of the college of St. Marj and St. Nicholas,
Cambridge, and to account for them at the Exchequer after allowance for
necessary expenses.
Commission to Humphrey Bourghchier, Thomas Kjrme and the sheriff of
Lincoln to arrest Joan the wife of Bichard Wellys of Wylloughbj, knight,
Bobert Welljs his son, and John Standrop and bring them before the king
in Chancery. By K.
Commission to Thomas Parr and Edward Bethum, knights, and Walter
Striklond, John Hodieston, Nicholas Laybum, James Lajbum and William
HarTugton, esqubes, to arrest Gkunaliel Penyngton, Christopher Broughton
and James Irryell and bring them before the Imig in council. By C.
Commission to William Hastynges, knight, Balph Hastjnges, esquire,
Thomas Palmer, Thomas Floure and WillSim Banastre to arrest Thomas
Thlude and bring him before the king in Chancery to find security that he
will not harm the person or house of Bobert Aleyn, chaplain, by fire or
otherwise.
Commission to William de Hastynges, knight, Balph Ebutynges, esquire,
Thomas Palmer, Bichard HastjnoLges and Thomas Floure to arrest Edmund
Wareyn, * gentilman/ and bring him before the king in council.
May 14.
Lincoln.
May 11.
York.
May 12.
York.
May 10.
York.
May 14.
Lincoln.
Membrane 13J.
Commission to Thomas Clemens, Thomas Trefry, Walter Code, Nicholas
Southcotes, Serjeant at arn», and the sheriff of Cornwall, to cause restitu-
tion to be made to Bichard Temyo and divers merchants and others of
London and the said county of tin and other goods of which they complain
that they have been despoiled, and to arrest and imprison the onenders.
ByK.
Commission to William Herbert, knight, Thomas Herbert, «squire of the
body, and John Doune to take into the king's hands and demise at farm the
castles and lordships of Lagham and Wslwaynes, late of James, earl of
Wilts, in South Wales, with power of i^pointing stewards and other
officers. By K.
Commission to John Bourghchier of Berners and Bobert Harecourt,
knights, Walter Blount, William Mitton, William Harecourt, John
Harecourt and John Seinbarbe to take into the king's hands the castle
of Egleshale and the town and castle of Stafford and all goods which
Henry YL, Margaret his consort or Edward his son had within the said
castle and town or elsewhere in the county, and to arrest all who resist.
Commission to William de Faucomberge, knight, John de Audeley,
Humphrey Stafford, knight, Walter Balegh and Bobert Ingleton to take
into die king's hands all the possessions of Thomas Courtenay, knight, late
earl of Devon, within the realm. By K.
Commission to William Hastynges, knight, Thomas Burgh, esquire of the
body, Thomas Blount, John Topclyff and John Whichcotes to take into the
king's hands the lordships and manors of Kyme Croft and Goltchawe with
their members, co. Lincoln, and all lands late of William Tailboys, knight, a
rebel and adherent of the king's enemies of France and Scotland, in the said
county, with power to demise the same at farm, and power to the said
Thomas Burgh to appoint stewards and other officers. By K.
1 EDWAED IV.— Part I. 35
1461. Membrane ISd—cont.
Commiasion to Williaui HastyngeB, knigbt, Walter Blount, esquire, and
the sheriffs of Nottingham, Derby and Stafford to take into the king's hand
all possessions of rebels and all farms and rents arising from the same up
till the Annunciation last. By K.
May 23. Commission to William Duke, mayor of Exeter, to arrest and imprison
Wefltmiiister. seditious vagabonds in the said city and suburbs. By K.
May 14. Commission to Robert Ingleton, escheator in the counties of Northampton
Lincoln. and Rutland, to take into the king's hands all the possessions late of Henry,
duke of Exeter, Thomas de Roos, knight, John lord Beaumont, John de
Lovell, knight, Thomas Grey of Bugemont, knight, Richard Wydevyll,
kni|^t, Alice late the wife of John de Lovell, knight, William Catesby,
knight, William Vaux, knight, Thomas Tresham, knight, Richard Harodon,
knigh^ Thomas Trussell, knight, Thomas G-rene the younger, knight,
Richard Lovell, esquire, Henry Roos, esquire, Robert Tanfeld, esquire,
Thomas Langton, esquire, John Umfray, John Atclyff and John Welles
in the said counties.
May 29. Commission to Thomas Sakevyle and William Bedston, esquires, to
Wertminster. arrest John Suthwyk, esquire, and bring him before the king in council.
April 13. Commission to John Blanford, mayor of Shaftesbury, and John Newe-
Westminster, burgh and Thomas Hardgill, esquires, to arrest and imprison Juliana
Whitynough of Shaftesbury and other seditious vagabonds in the county of
Dorset.
Maieh 10. Commission to the mayor and jurats of Sandwich and Richard George,
Westminster, one of the king's Serjeants at arms, to enquire into the complaint of George,
bishop of Exeter and chancellor, that whereas he had pledged certain jewels
with Richard Rawlyn, citizen and grocer of London, for a sum of money to
be spent on the king's service, and the said Richard put them in a barrel
on board a vessel of Hastynges, of which Edward Qylle was master, to take
to Calais for delivery to certain persons there, certain pirates boarded the
vessel while it was lying in the port of Sandwich waiting for a fair passage
and carried off the jewels; and to order restitution and to arrest the
offenders.
Membrane \ld.
June 16. Commission de toaUiis et fossatis to William Notyngham, Robert de
Weetminster. Heworth, Thomas Heyton and Walter WretiU and William Pert, esquires,
along the coast of the sea and marsh from the mill called ^ Tempylmylle '
to the chapel of St. Katharine situate upon Bowebrigge and from thence to
Homeden, Hokley, ToUesbury and Wyggebergh in the county of Essex.
Nov. 2. The like to John Qrene, Thomas Colt, Walter Wyrtyll, William Pert
Westminster, and Richard Pygot in the same place.
1462.
Feb. 10. The like to Richard Welby, Richard Pynchebek, John Pynchebek,
Westminster. Leonard Thomeburgh and Richard Fendyk from Skegnes and l^odyngton
Pygot to Tydde Gote in the parts of Holand, co. Lincoln.
Feb. 12. The like to John Grene, William Notyngham, Walter Writell, William
Westminster. Alyngton, John Sulyard, Robert Berdsey, Thomas Walton, Hugh Hure-
look and Thomas Hayton in the above-named places in the county of
Essex.
1461.
Nov. 17. The like to Guy Fairfax, John Vavasour, Robert Shefeld, Edward
Westminster. Saltmarshe, Geoffrey Blakey, John Haldynby, John Barker, and John
Yeland in the parts of Mersshland between the rivers Owese, Doon,
Ayer and Went, and the county of Lincoln.
o2
36 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1461. MSMBRANB 9d.
Julj 8. Commission to the e«cheator of Surrey and Sussex to take into the king's
Westmiiwter. hands all the possessions late of JsBpar, earl of Pemhroke, William, viscount
Beaumont, Thomas Tresham, Giles Sejntclowe, John Fenjeok, John
Treyilian, Nicholas Bjgby and Master David Cook, on account of their
rebellion against the king.
Membranb 8d.
July 8. Commission to Walter Devereux of Ferrers, knight, William Herbert
Westminster, of Herbert, knight, and James Baskervile, to array M ablebodied men in
the counties of Hereford, Gloucester, and Salop, for defence against the
king's enemies of France and Scotland, and the adherents of Heniy YI.
and Margaret his wife.
Mbmbranb Id.
July 27. Commission to William Laken, Nicholas Sybill, John Bowe, and Bobert
Westminster. Martyn, to deliver the gaol of Maydeston of Gilbert Herbert, prisoner there.
July 13. Commission to John Desney, Henry Hawncert, John Barkworth, and
Westminster. John Hatleff to arrest John Sotell, Henry Sotell, Bichard Thurlewall,
Bichard Burgh, Balph Bayte, and John Clynton, clerk, and bring them
before the king in council.
July 12. Commission to Philip Harveys, master of the king's ordnance {prdina"
Westminster, cionum)^ to take carpenters called * whelers' and ' cartwryghts ' and others,
stonecutters, smiths, plumbers and other workmen for the same, bombards,
* culbrynes,' ' fowelers,' ' serpentynes' and other cannons and powders,' sulphur,
saltpetre, stones, iron, lead and other equipment for them, cross bows and
string (tractum) for them, bows, arrows, * bowestrynges,* * langedebeves,'
^ glayves,' and clubs {malleas)y and carriage for the above and horses called
' hakneys.'
Mbmbranb M.
July 4. Commission to William Tiiommes and William Fetherston to take ships,
Westminster, masters and mariners, for the king's fleet.
The like to the following : —
Bichard Barry.
Thomas Williams.
Janicot Gascoign. .
John Porter.
Bichard Strange.
John Hartilpole.
Mbmbranb 5d,
July 15. Commission to Henry Bodrugan, Thomas Trefry, William Trevenour,
Westminster. William Hourde, William Penfoun and the sheriff of Cornwall to enquire
into the complaint of John Dabzac and Bertram de la Grave of Gascony
that, when they were sailmg to England in a ship called la Margarete of
Brittany laden with wines and other goods belonging to themselves and
other merchants for the delivery of certain prisoners under letters of safe-
conduct of Henry VI., granted at the instance of John Stourton of Stourton,
knight, certain pirates in a carvel of Hugh Courtenay, knight, seized the
ship and took it to Fowey, and disposed of it and the wines and merchandise
and letters and imprisoned them ; and to release them from prison and
arrest and imprison the offendei-s and order restitution to be made, if
need be.
1 BDWABD IV.—Part I. 87
14^1, Mbmbranb 4d.
July 23. Commission to the sheriff of Northampton, Thomas Wake, esquire, and
Westminater. Ingilram Knjvet to arrest William Qrjndell and Richard Leder and bring
them before the king in council.
Julj 24. Commission to William Bourghchier of Fitz Warjn, knight, Philip
Westminster. Beaumont, Richard Deushill, Richard Chichestre, John Gjfford, Thomas
Dowerjssh, John — and the major of Bernestaple to urge the king^s
subjects of the north parts of the county of Devon to supply ships well
equipped with men, victuals and habiliments of war for halt a year at their
own expense for defence against the king's enemies of France and else-
where, after the example of other subjects of the king in various parts:
and to appoint persons to collect money and other supplies thus granted and
to take ships and men and equipment as above.
The like to the abbot of Torre, Henry Fomeray, Philip Copleston, Otho
Gilbert, Nicholas Kirkham and the mayors of Dertemouth and Tottenesse
in the south parts of Devon.
The like to 6. bishop of Exeter, Philip Courtenay, knight, William
Duke, mayor of Exeter, John Chuddelegh, William Denys, John Whityng,
Robert Wylsford and John More in the east parts of Devon.
The like to the abbots of Tavystok and Bukfast, the prior of Plymton,
Roger Champemoun, Philip Courteney, James Derneford, Thomas Buttoky-
shide, Andrew Hylresdon, Walter Raynell, John Gybbys and Walter
Ralegh in the west parts of Devon.
July 23. The like to R. bishop of Salisbury, John Stourton of Stonrton, knight,
Westminster. John Audeley of Audeley, John Seymour, knight, John Boynton, knight,
Roger Tocotes, knight, Thomas Beauchamp, Reginald Stourton, John
Whittokesmede and Thomas Rogger in the county of Wilts.
The like to W. bishop of Winchester, the king's kinsman William, earl
of Arundel, John Audeley of Audeley, John Stourton of Stourton, knight,
Henry Brune, knight, Maurice Berkele, Thomas Welle, Richard Dalyn-
grygge and Michael Skyllyng in the county of Southampton.
Mbmbranb 3d.
July 7. Appointment of John, abbot of Llaneguyfall, David Kyfllyn, doctor of
Westminster, laws, Roger Pyllysden, John Hanmer, John Trevor, John Pyllesden and
Robert ap How^ as the king's attorneys to receive altornaments and
attendances from all tenants of his lordship of Chyrke and Chyrkelande in
the marches of Wales.
June 18. Commission to William Hasty nges, knight, Thomas Wake, Ralph
Westminster. Hastynges, Robert Ingleton and John Langton, esquires, William Hyde,
^gentilman,' Waltei* Freyne, ' gentilman,' and John Gefron, ^gentilman,'to
arrest and imprison Robert Tanfeld the younger, John Newale, Richard
Bowman, Richard Gierke alitu Taylour of Crannesley, Richard Austeyn of
Walgrave and John Baron of Crannesley and other seditious vagabonds in
the county of Noithampton.
. July 17. Commission to John Stourton of Stourton, Humphrey Stafford of
V^estminster. Southwyk and William Stourton, knights, and G^rge Midelton, esquire, to
arrest Robert Tanfeld the younger and bring him befora the king in
council.
July 23. Commission to the sheriff of Berks, Richard Restwold and John
Westminster. Sanyngbourne to arrest Thomas Curteyse, Matthew Taylour, John
Fra . . . urte and Thomas Barnard and bring them before the king in
council.
May 30. Writ of aid, directed to all sheriffs, mayors and others of the king's
Westminster. ca.stle of Caresbroke, lordship and island of Wight, and counties of
Southampton, Sussex and Surrey, for Geoffrey Gate, whom the king has
38 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1461 • Membrane M — cant.
appointed lieutenant^ keeper and governor of the said castle, lordship and
island.
Maj 28. Commission to John Cheselburgh, abbot of Quarre, Geoffrey Qate,
Westminster, lieutenant, keeper and governor of the king's castle of Caresbroke and lord-
ship and island of Wi^t, John Haket, Henry Trenchard, Richard Lake
and Thomas Haynowe to assemble the king^s subjects of the said island and
the counties of Southampton, Surrey and Sussex for defence of the castle
and island against the king's enemies of France and others, should they
attempt an invasion.
May 30. Commission to the said GeofErey Gate to defend the said castle of Cares-
Wesuninster. broke and lordship and island of Wight, to summon the inhabitants of the
island and others for watches and other accustomed services for defence
when necessary, and to seize and imprison rebels ; and appointment of him
as receiver of the castle, lordship and island, to coUect all rents and profits
and account for them at the Exchequer after allowance for fees to himself
and his soldiers.
Membrane 2d.
Aug. 1. Commission of oyer and terminer to John Bourghchier of Bemers, knight,
Westminster. John Audeley of Audeley, Nicholas Ayssheton, Walter Moile, John Lysle,
knight, John Seymour, kjiight, Maurice Berkeley, esquire, Michael Skillyng
and Thomas Uvedale, esquire, pursuant to the statute in Parliament at
Westminster, 1 Richard IL, on complaint by William, bishop of Winchester,
that the bondmen of his manor of Estmene, co. Southampron, have thrown
off their allegiance. For ^ mark paid in the hanaper.
Aug. 9. Commission to Richard Symond, Nicholas Warner, John Braunche, John
Westminster. Payntour, William Bartelot and John Ghidlegh to provide mariners, cables
(ffabulas)y cordage and other gear for a ship called la Grace Dieu at
the expense of the king's kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick, to whom the
king has committed the custody of the sea.
Aug. 9. Commission to John Otter, Daniel Sheldon, Walter Memme, John
Westminster. Luddyngton, John Braunche and William Brereton to provide wheat, beans,
peas, meat, fish, wine, ale (eeleam et servisiam) and other victuals, cables,
cordieige, bows, arrows, lances, cannons, powder, iron and timber and smith's,
carpenters and other workmen for the said ship as above.
Membrane Id.
Aug 12. Commission to the king's brother George, duke of Clarence, John
Westminster. Audeley of Audeley, Walter Devereux of Ferrers, knight, William Herbert
of Herbert, knight, Thomas Herbert^ esquire of the body, Williadl Herbert,
esquire, John Doune, esquire, John Welford, John Kene and Hugh Huntley
to enquire into all treasons, insurrections and rebellions in South Wales.
BvK.
89
1 EDWARD IV.— PART H.
1461.
Aug. 10.
Westminster.
July 28.
Westminster.
Ang. 8.
Windsor.
Aug. 9.
Windsor.
Aug. 12.
Westminster.
Aug. 13.
Westminster.
Aug. 12.
Westminster.
Aug. 8.
Windsor.
Aug. 8.
Windsor.
Membrane 26.
Grant for life to John Burgh, derk, of the custody of the hospital of St.
John the Baptist, Occleye> oo. Bedford, and 60 acres of arable land, 3 acres
of psusture and 3 acres of meadow pertaining to it, lately granted to Bichard
White, clerk, by letters patent of Henry "Vl. surrendered. By K.
The like to the king's servant, Thomas Ballesden, of a plot or tenement
in the parish of St. Nicholas, Calais, to hold in the same manner as John
Floctons or Robert Brenchesley held the same by letters patent of Henry VI.
By p.s.
The like to the king's servant, John Skelton, esquire, of the o£S.ee of
spignmel of Chancery, from 4 March last, with the accustomed fees at the
hands of the keeper of the hanaper, and a livery of the suit of the esquires
of the household yearly at Christmas at the great wardrobe. By p.s.
The like to the same of the office of the constableship of the king's
castle or lordship of Hadleigh or Hadley, co. Essex, receiving fees as in
the times of Edward III. and Richard II. from the issues of the same, and
of the custody of the said castle, manor or lordship from Michaelmas next,
rendering 14/. yearly to the king, as did Henry, duke of Exeter, to Henry
VI., and 40». more besides. By K.
The like to the king's servant, Reginald Yonge, of the office of purveyor
of the king's works at the manor of Childern Langley and the lodge within
the park there with the palings, with the accustomed fees from the issues of
the counties of London and Middlesex in the same manner as Thomas
Se^eham, deceased, had. By K.
General pardon to Hugh Pakenham, esquire, late of the soke of Win-
chester ali<is late of Hertley WaspaiU, co. Southampton. By p.s.
Release to William Eure, knight, of Wotton in the bishopric of Durham,
of 2,000/. which on 13 May he acknowledged before Robert Danby, chief
justice of the Bench, at York, that he was bound to pay to the king before
Whitsuntide. By p.s.
The like to Robert Eure, late of Wotton. By p.s.
The like to Henry Eure, late of Wotton. By p.8.
The like to William Eure, clerk, late of Wotton. By p.8.
Appointment, during good behaviour, of Thomas Blount as general
receiver of aU castles, manors, lands, &c« late of Edmund, earl of Richemond,
deceased, in England, and steward and receiver of all lordships, manors,
lands, Ac. late of Thomas Roos of Hamelak and Richard Tunstall, knights,
in the city of Lincoln and the parts of Lyndesey and Holand, co. Lincoln,
receiving fees to be agreed upon with the treasurer of England. By K,
Ghrant for life to Robert Constable, knight^ of the offices of steward of the
lordships and manors of Catton, Foklington, Lekynfeld, Na£Ferton, Hun-
manby, Semar, Spofford, Heley, Tadcastre and Awbom with all members,
sokes and appurtenances late of Henry, earl of Northumberland, deceased,
in the county of York, and of Howsom, Turnumhall, Garton, Seton,
Storwhatt, Melbum, Ravensthorp, Boltbj and Thirlby with all members
and appurtenances late of Thomas, late lord Roos, who still survives, in the
said county ; and 40/. yearly from the issues of the same, with power of
appointing the accustomed officers and ministers at the accustomed fees.
ByK.
40 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1461. Membrane 26— can/.
Julj 28. The like to Thomas Clemens of the offices of constable of the king's
Westminster, castle of Tyntagelle, co. Corn^eally and controller of the works of the king's
castles and manors in the duchy of Cornwall, from Michaelmas last, with
fees as in the time of Edward III. at the hands of the reeve of the king's
manor of Tjmtagelle. Bj p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the ree?e of the manor.
Mbmbranb 25.
Aug. 6. Appointment for life of Oermjn Ljnche of London, goldsmith, as warden
WestDiinster. and master worker of the king's moneys and coins within the castles of
Develyn and Trym in Ii^land and graver of the ' pounsons ' of the same,
pursuant to a statute in Parliament at Drougheda before the king's father
Richard, duke of York, then lieutenant of Ireland, on Friday after St.
Blase, 38 Henry YL, and to make the same within the town of Ghdwey;
viz. a piece of silver of the value of \d^ 120 of which shall go to the pound
troy, of which one shall go to the king and ^v^ to himself and 114 to the
merchants, and silver pieces of the value of 2d, and \d, in like manner, and
pieces of brass, 8 of which shall be of the value of \d. He also has power
to make pieces of brass or copper, 4 of which shall be of the value of !</.,
^ to be enprented with a figure of a bysshop hede and a scripture of this
' word Pcttrik aboute the same hede on the one side and with a crosse with
* this woord SalvcUor therboute on the other side.' The coins may vary
from the standard by 6 pennyweights in every pound troy, which variance
shall be called ' remedy ' for him, but he shall reforge defective coins. He
shall receive 10 marks yearly from the profits of the said moneys, and shall
make a privy sign on every piece of silver, and shall have power to make
necessary instruments where he will and to take labourers. All merchants
shall have free entry and issue into and out of any of the said castles or
town. And he shall have freedoms, liberties and usages as the master of
the mint in the Tower of London has. English, By K.
Sept. 9. Appointment, during good behaviour, of John Broke as one of the auditors
Bristol. of the duchy of Comwi^l, receiving the accustomed fees at the hands of the
receiver general of the duchy. By pj«.
Sept. 9. Grant for life to John Don, one of the ushers of the kiner's chamber,
Malmesbury. of the offices of captain and constable of the king's castle of Aburstwith,
constable of his castle of Kermerdyn, walstote of the commotes of Widigata
and Elvet, co. Kermerdyn, and sheriff of the counties of Kermerdyn and
Cardigan in South Wales, receiving the usual fees at the hands of the
king's chamberlain of South Wales, with all profits of pasture of Aburst-
with and the custom called ' Frysemayse,' in the same manner as John
Griff,' knight, or Edmund Beauford, late duke of Somerset, late severally
captain and constable of the castle of Aturstwith, or the said duke or
other holders of the other offices had. By K.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Bichard Fowler as general receiver
of all lordships, manors, lands and rents, late of John, earl of Shrewsbury,
in the counties of Derby, Salop, Stafford, Chester, Gloucester, Buckingham,
and Wilts, and elsewhere in England, receiving a fee to be agreed upon
with the treasurer of England. By bill of treasurer.
July 1. Pardon to Richard Fenys, knight, lord Dacre, and Joan his wife, of all
Westminster, trespasses committed by them in entering on any castles, lordships, manors,
lands, rents, knight's fees, advowsons, etc. late of Thomas Dacre, knight,
lord Dacre, grandfather of the said Joan, who is his heir, in the counties
of Cumberland, Westmoreland, Northumberland, and Lincoln, before
30 June. By p.8.
July 26. Presentation of Thomas Sparowe, chaplain, to the parish church of
Westminster. St Laurence, Rysyng Castell, in the diocese of Norwich, void by resignation
cf Robert Frcrebr, chaplain.
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41
24i61. Membrane 25 — cant,
Oct. 13. Grant, daring tbe minority of the heir, to the king's servant Fulk Spren-
Westmiiuter. cheaux, esquire, of the offices of steward of the loidahip of Oorsham, the
forest of Cle, and the chase of the park of Ernystre, with the constableship
of the said castle and receiver of all lands, lordships and manors within
the said castle and lordships late of John Talbot, earl of Sheresbary, with
the accustomed fees. By p.8.
Sept. 6.
Bristol
Sept 5.
Bristol.
Sept. 24.
Westminster.
Sept.. 10.
Westminster.
Aug. 8.
Windsor.
Sept. 8.
Bristol
Oct. 2.
Westminster.
Oct 9.
Westminster.
MSMBRANS 24.
Grant in frank almoin to Christopher, the abbot, and the convent of
St. Mary's, Trym, in the diocese of Meath, of the king's two water-mills of
Trym, with weirs, fisheries, conduits, and other appurtenances, and
wood in the king's park of Trym for the repair of the same, with the
usual customs and services of the tenants of the king's manor of Trym,
to find a wax light burning continually iu their church before the image
of the Virgin and Ave others at the times of mass and antiphon after
vespers for the honour of God and the good estate of the king and
Cicely his mother and his heirs, and the souls of his progenitors and himself.
By p.8. for ^ mark paid in the hanaper*
Ratification of the estate which Henry Sever has in the chancellorship
of St Paul's, London, and the deanery of Brigenorth, co. Salop. By K.
Appointment for life of Thomas Burgh, esquire, as one of the esquires
of the body, receiving 50 marks yearly from 2 April last from the issues
of the lordship of Kirton in Lyndesey, co. Lincoln, at the hands of the
sheri£F. By p.s.
Inspeximtu and confirmation to John, now abbot, and the canons of St.
Augustine, Grimesbi, of a charter of Henry 11. dated at Westminster
{Monasticon)^ being a grant to the abbot and convent, in furtherance of a
grant of Henry L, of the site of the abbey of Welhou, the churches of St.
James in Grimesby, Cle, Teteney, Hotoft, Biebi and Catebi, and lands and
liberties in New Grimesby of Wast, Leisebi, Grimesbi, Teteney and
Humbrestan. For 20f. paid in the hanaper.
Greneral pardon to Richard Bidelesgate, late of Tyverton, co. Devon,
^ gentilman.' By K.
Grant of letters of denization to Moses Counteryng, merchant and
burgess of Bristol. By K. for 40;. paid in the hanaper.
Revocation of protection, with clause volumus^ for one year, granted 13
August by letters patent to John de Concistorio, merchant of Spain,
* Spaynard,' staying on the king's service in the company of Walter Blount,
king's knight, treasurer of Calais, for the safe-custody, defence and victual-
ling of the town and marches, as it appears by certificate of the sheriff that
he stays in the city and suburbs of London on his own business.
Grant, during pleasure, to Robert Radclyf of the office of admiral of
Norfolk and Suffolk and the coasts of the same, with the accustomed fees.
By p.s.
Membrane 23.
Aug. 4. Grant to the king's servant Thomas Yonge, late of Bristol, of 116/. I3s. Ad.
Westminster, from the first moneys of the first moiety of the tenth granted by the clergy
of the province of Canterbury in the diocese of Bath and Wells, in
repayment of the same sum lent by him to the king. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the collectors of the said moiety.
42 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1461. Membrane 23— con^.
July 20. Gbant, daring good behavioar, to the king's servant William Tamonr of
Westmtiuter. the office of ganger of the town of Sandwich, with fees as in the times of
Edward III. and Richard II. By p.s.
Aug. 4. Appointment for life of Master Henry Trevylyan, king's derk, as master
Westminster, or warden of the house, or hospital, of St. Katharine by the Tower of
London. By pji.
Grant for life to the king's servant Richard Browne of the custody of
the king's meadow and woods called ^ Wycombe Medewe ' and ' Wycombe
WoddeSy' CO. Buckingham, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
July 25. The like to Edward Kyngdon, one of the yeomen of the crown, of 6d.
Westminster, daily for his fee from 4 March last from the fee farm of the town of
Bridport. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the mayor, bailiffs and other officers of the said
town.
Aug. 6. Grant for life to William Apprice of the office of parker of the king's
Westminster, park of Alton, co. Stafford, wi& fees as in the times of Edward III. and
Richard II. By p.s.
Aug. 3. Grant to Eleanor late the wife of Henry, earl of Northumberland, of the
Westminster, manors of Topclyff, co. York, Bukden and Strebotell with appurtenances
in Langstorough, and the manors of Poklyngton and Semar to the value
of 200/. yearly from the death of the said earl, until provision shall be
made to her to the same amount from his lands, which have not yet been
extended. By p.6.
Aug. 6. Grant for life to John, duke of Suffolk, and Elizabeth his wife of the
Westminster, offices of constable of Walyngfonl with the stewardship of the honours of
Walyngford and St. Waldric and the four and a half hundreds of Chilteme,
receiving 40/. yearly for themselves and 40/. yearly for their lieutenant at
the hands of the receiver of Walyngford, in the same manner as William,
late duke of Suffolk, father of the said John, did. By p.s.
Aug. 2. The like to William Herbert, esquire, of the office of constable of the
Westmmster. king's castle of Cardigan, co. Cardigan, in South Wales, receiving the same
wages as Giles Thornton, esquire, late constable, had from the issues of the
county of Cardigan at the hands of the king's chamberlain of Eermerdyn.
By p.8.
July 25. Exemption for life of Greoffirey Boleyne, alderman of London, for his good
Westminster, service to the king's father, from being put on assizes, juries, inquisitions,
attaints or recognisances and from being made trier of them, taxer, collector
or assessor of customs, taxes, tallages, fifteenths, tenths or other subsidies,
knight, mayor, sheriff, escheator, commissioner, constable, bailiff or other
officer or minister of the king against his will. By p.s.
Aug. 8. Grant for life to John Merston, knight, of a tenement called * le
Windsor, ledenporche' in London in the parish of St. Martin Orgar and in
' Crokedlane,' which he had previously agreed with the treasurer of England
to lease for 20 years, without rendering anything. By p.s.
Grant to the said John of 20 marks yearly from the manor of Wappeston,
CO. Surrey, until he or his wife or executors shall be satisfied of 107/. due
to him from the earl of Pembroke. By p.s.
Aug. 9. Grant, during pleasure, to the king's servant Bichard Croft the younger
Westminster, of the office of receiver of all manors, lands and other possessions late of
John, earl of Shrewsburv, in the counties of Gloucester and Hereford,
receiving the accustomed fees and also 10 marks yearly from the issues of
tlie same. By p.s.
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43
July 25.
WestmiiiBter.
Sept. 4.
Bristol.
Sept. 7.
Bristol.
July 26.
Westminster.
Sept. 4.
Bnstol.
1461, Membrane 22.
Sept. 6. Grant for life' to the king's servant Bichard Patyne, fw his good service
Bristol. to the king's father, of the office of porter and gaoler of the king's castle of
GKlf ord, CO. Surrey, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
The like to Thomas Treffry, esquire, of 10 marks yearly at the exchequer
of Lostwithiell, co. Cornwall. By p.s.
The like to William Horde, esquire. By p.s.
Grant for life to John Yonge, one of the yeomen of the crown, of 6d,
daily for his fee from 4 March last from the fee farm of the town of
Colchester. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the men or bailifis of the said town.
Grant for life to the king's servant John Moile, for his good service to
the king's father, of an annuity of 10 marks at the hands of the receiver of
the ezdiequer of Dynbigh. By p%8.
The like to Robert Park, one of the king's yeomen purveyors of ale, of
tlie office of ganger of the ports of Bristol, with the accustomed fees.
By p.s.
The like to Boger Kelshall« one of (lie yeomen of the crown, of 6^. daily
for his fee from 4 March last from the fee faim of the city or town of
Norwich. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the mayor, guardians, citizens, keepers, sheriffs^
officers, bailiffs or others of the said city or town.
Grant for life to William Porter, one of the yeomen of the crown, of the
office of balistar within the Tower of London, receiving the accustomed
fees from the issues of the counties of Warwick and Leicester.
By p.8. [378].
The like to the kin^s servitor James Hatvele of the office of purveyor
for the works of the king's manor of Eltham, co. Kent, from Easter last,
with the same fees as Robert Ketylwell had from the issues of the manor ;
and appointment of him as above as purveyor and clerk of the works of the
king's manor of Grenewiche, co. Kent, receiving the same fees as the said
Robert Ketilwell did in the year 38 Henry VI. from the issues of the
manor. By p.s.
General pardon to Richard Assheton, abbot of Peterborough, co.
Nortihampton. By p.s.
Grant, during pleasure, to William Herbert of Herbert, knight, of the
office of steward of the castle and lordship of Breknok and all other
possessions late of Humphrey, duke of Buckingham, in South Wales, in
the king's hands by reason of the minority of Henry, son and heir of
Humphrey, son and heir of the said duke, receiving the accustomed fees
from the issues of the same. By K
Grant for life to the paid William of the offices of steward and receiver
of the king's castle, manor and lordships of Cleford, Glasebury and
Wjrnf urton in the marches of Wales, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
Grant, during pleasure, to Thomas ap Roeser Vaughan, esquire, of the
office of receiver of the lordships of Breghnok, Hay and Huntyngdon in
Wales, in the king's hands by reason of the death of Humphrey, duke of
Buckingham, and the minority of Henry, his kinsman and heir, receiving
the accustomed fees. By K.
Ghrant for life to James Pemberton, groom of the king's chamber, of the
offices of keeper of the king's park and garden of his manor of Eltham, co.
Kent, from the first day of the reign, with all fees, profits and revenues of
the manor. By p.s.
Membrane 21.
Aug. 8. Appointment of Ralph Wolseley and John Crafton as receivers of all
We«tmintter. moneys from all manors and lands of which John, lord of Lovell, knight.
Sept. 7.
Bristol.
Aug. 12.
Westmioster.
Sept. 8.
Bristol.
44 CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
X461. Memhrane2\ — amt.
was seised, or anjooe else for his use, in the connties of Cambridge, Salop,
and Essex, so long as thej remain in the king*s hands, receiving such fees
as shall seem reasonable to the treasorer of England.
By bill of the treasurer.
Aug. 8. Grant for life to Bobert Ogle, knight, of the o£Sces of steward and
Westminster, constable of the lordships and castles of Aunewyk, Werkworth, Purdowe,
Bathebury, Neuboume and Newbourne Heven, co. Northumberland, and
all other manors and lands late of Henry, earl of Northumberland, in the
same county, with the accustomed fees from the issues of the same. By K.
Aug. 9. Grant, during good behaviour, to William Staverton of the office of the
Westminster, custody of Crambourn alias the balliage of Batelbailly within the king's
forest of Wyndesore, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
July 25. Grant for life to John Martyn, one of the yeomen of the crown, of 6c^.
Westminster, daily for his fee from 4 March last from the fee farm of the town of
Guldeford. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the tenants or officers of the said town.
Aug. 9. Appointment, during pleasure, of the same John Martyn as clerk of the
Westminster, works of the castle and walls of the king's town of Calais and the waters
there, receiving the same fees as William Morton and William Knyght, late
holders of the office, from the issues of the town and marches. By p.s.
Aug. 5. Grant for life to the king's servant John Penfoun of the office of weigher
Westmmster. (tronataris) of tin and lead in the counties of Devon and Cornwall, with the
accustomed fees at the hands of the receiver general of the duchy of
Cornwall. By p.s.
Aug. 8. The like to Robert Hadley of the city of Coventry of all lands and
More. possessions within the city lately belonging to John Noif oik, rebel, by grant
of Henry VI., to the value of 6 marks yearly. By p.s.
Aug. 9. Grant to William Canynges of Bristol of 133/. 6s, 8d. from the moneys
Westminster, arising from the second moiety of a tenth lately granted by the clergy of
the province of Canterbury in the diocese of Bath and Wells and 200/.
from the like in the archdeaconry of Salisbury and Wills, in repayment of
500 marks lent by him to the king. By p.s.
Aug. 11. Appointment, during pleasure, of Robert Ingleton and Thomas Lardyner
Westminster, as receivers of all moneys arising from all manors and lands late of William
Bonevyle of Chuton, knight, deceased, and in the king's hand by reason of
the minority of Cicely his kinswoman and heiress in the counties of Devon,
Cornwall, Somerset and Dorset, receiving the same fees ns they had in the
lifetime of William. By K.
Vacated hy surrender hy mandate of the chancellor.
Aug. 6. Grant for life to William Barley of the office of keeper of the gaol of the
Westminster, king's castle of York, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
The like to the said William of the office of porter of the same. By p.s.
Aug. 10. The like to the king's servant Richard Crofte the younger, esquire, of the
Westminster, whole office of the parkership of the king's park of Wodestocke, co. Oxford,
with fees as in the times of Edward III. from the issues of the manor.
By pji.
The like to the said Richard of the office of controller of the manor of
Wodestocke.
The like to him of the office of porter of the park. By p.s.
The like to the king's servant Richard Croft the elder^ esquire, of 20
marks sterling yearly from the fee farm of the city of Worcester. By K,
Aug. 8. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of the king's father Richard,
Westminster, duke of York, dated at Beaudeley Manor, 15 October, 25 Henry VI., con-
firming a grant by William Ainewyk, bishop of Lincoln, John, viscount
Heaumont, Ralph, lord Cromwell, knight, Ralph Boteller, knight, lord of
1 EDWARD IV.— Pabt II. 45
1461. Membrane 21 — cotU.
Sudelej, Walter, lord Hnngerford, knight, John Fastolf, knight, Nicholas
Dixon, clerk, and Robert Darcj, OBquIre, dated 1 October, 25 Henry YI.,
to John Fleggo, esquire, and Agatha his wife, Thomas, lord Scales, William
Bourchier, knight, William Oldehalle, knight, Edmund Mulso, knight, John
Barre, knight, and Benedict Burgh, clerk, of the manors of Noruunbrigge
and Latch elejhalle alia* Latcheleyheje, oo. Essex, for the lives of John
and Agatha. Bj p.s. and for 3Cf. paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 20.
Aug. 12. Grant in fee simple to Joan, wife of John Penycok, of all lands and
WestisiiiBter. tenements of which she and her husband were seised in her right. By p.s.
Aug. 12. Grant to Walter Devereux of Ferrers and William Herbert of Herbert,
Westminster, knights, of authority to receive submissive rebels in Wales into the king's
peace, any lords and John Skydmore, Thomas Oornewayle, and Thomas
FitzHarry excepted. By K.
Aug. 15. Grant for life to Thomas Ive, one of the clerks of the crown of Chancery,
Westminster, of 10/. yearly from the issues of the hundred of Rocheford, oo. Essex.
By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the receivers of the hundred.
May 7. Grant for life to the king's kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick, of the
Middleham. office of constable of the king's castle of Dover and all rents and services
called *• castelwarde,' and herbage and advowsons pertaining to the same,
and the wardenship of the Cinque Forts and all forfeitures, ' shares,' wreck of
sea and other profits ; and also 300/. yearly for the sustenance of himself
and priests, servants, watchmen and other officers there, in the same manner
as Humphrey, late duke of Gloucester, viz. 146/. from the wards pertaining
to the castle and 154/. from the fee farm of the town of Southampton.
By other letters patent.
May 7. The like to the said earl of the offices of steward of the manor or lordship
Middleham. of Fekenham, co. Worcester, and master forester and rider of the king's
forest of Fekenham with the custody of the king's park of Fekenham and
the stank tliere, with the accustomed fees. By other letters patent.
May 7. The like to the said earl of the office of master of the king's mews and
Middleham. falcons and a messuage called ' le Mewehous ' at Charryng by Westminster,
00. Middlesex, with all houses and other profits pertaining to the same, in
the same manner as John, duke of Bedford, deceased ; and appointment of
him to take the king's right prises of falcons, goshawks, sakers, sakrets,
lanners, lannerets and ger-&lcons sold within the realm, paying the
accustomed price, viz. 20«. for a falcon, 10«. for a tercelet gentle, 13^. ic/. for
a goshawk, and 6s, Sd. for each tercel of goshawk, saker, lanner oi' lanneret.
By other letters patent.
May 7. Appointment for life of the said earl as great chamberlain of England,
Middleham. with the accastomed fees. By other letters patent.
Aug. 12. Grant to the king's kinsman, John, duke of Norfolk, and the heirs male
Westminster, of his body of 40 marks yearly from the issues cf the counties of Norfolk
and Southampton, in lieu of a like grant at the Exchequer to his grand-
father Thomas, earl of Notyngham and marshal of England, by letters
patent dated 29 September, 21 Richard IL, creating him duke of Norfolk.
By p.s.
Vacated because on the Charter Roll far this year,
Aug. 12. Grant to Richard Suthwell, esquire, servant of John, duke of Norfolk, of
Westmmster. 20 marks yearly from the issues of the subsidy and ulnage of doth in the
county of Suffolk, until he shall be provided for life with an office with fees
to that value. By p.s
Mandate in pursuance to the collectors of the subsidy and ulnage.
46 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1461. Mmirane 20~-c<mt.
Aug. 1. Grant to James Thekenease, chaplain, of a chantry within the caeile of
WestmiiistBr. Chester, void bj the death of John Thometon, chapbin. By K.
Mmmbrawm 19.
July 29. Intpeximus and confirmation in mortmain to the master or warden and
Westminster. schobuB of the college of Valence Marie, commonly called Pembrokehally
in Cambridge, of the f ollowinic : —
1. Letters patent dated 16 February, 18 Henry VI., being a grant to
them (1) of the alien priory of Lynton with the adyowson of the
vicarage there at the expiration of ten years from Easter last, for
which time the king granted the custody of it on 19 July to Henry
Fylyngley and William Cotton at a rent of 33/. 6«. 8J. yearly, subject
to a payment of 20/. yearly for life to the^king's uncle Humphrey, duke
of Gloucester, in accordance with letters patent dated 14 July ; and
(2) of a yearly pension of 6/. 13#. 4d. in frank almoin, which the
abbot of Sawtre used to render to the alien abbot of Bon Bepos
{de Bona Requie) for the church of Folboume, on the death of the said
duke, to whom the same was granted for life by the same letters patent.
2. Letters patent dated 4 May, 18 Henry VI., being a grant to them in
frank almoin, in lieu of U:e said pension, of a yearly pension of
28/. 13#. 4c/., which the abbot of Ilewley used to render to the alien
abbot of Pynne for the church of Saham or tenements in Saham near
Ely, on the death of the said duke, to whom the same was granted
for life by the same letters patent. For 209. paid in the hanaper.
July 20. Grant, during the minority of the heir, to the king's servant Bichard
Westminster. Artor of the custody of all lands late of Bobert Ken in the county of
Somerset, deceased, tenant in chief, with the marriage of John his son and
heir, and so from heir to heir should he die during minority ; rendering
46/. 17x. yearly of which 26/. are granted to him as ^ regard.'
Oct, 2 5. Grant, during pleasure, to ihe king's servant Bichard Lannargh, harbinger
Westminster, (vianus)^ for his good service to the king^s father, of the office of bailiff
errant in the county of Cornwall, which he lately held of the grant of the
king's father, with the accustomed fees. By K. by word of mouth.
Mbmbrane 18.
July 8. Appointment for life of Thomas Montgomery, knight, as steward of the
Westminster, king's manor or lordship of Haveryng at Bower, co. Essex, with fees as in
the last year of Edward IH. and the first of Bichard 11.
July 11. The like of the king's kinsman John, duke of Norfolk, as chief justice in
Westminster, eyre and steward and chief keeper of the forests on this side Trent and
master of the king's hunt there, with the accustomed fees. By E.
July 17. Inspeximw and confirmation of letters patent of the king's father
Westnunster. Bichard, duke of York, dated at London^ 14 November, 39 Henry VI.,
being a grant for life to his servant Bichard Fitz WiUiam, esquire, for his
good service to himself and his son Edward, earl of March, of a yearly rent
of 20 marks from the issues of his lordships in the county of York.
For 26«. 8c/. paid in the hanaper.
June 14. 6K*aDt for life to Master John Walter, clerk, of the custody of the king's
Westminster, hospital of St. Leonard, Leycestre, void by the death of Master Bobert
Matf ene. By K.
Aug. 1. The like to the king's servitor Bichard Gylmyn that he be one of the
Westniniier. king's Serjeants at arms, receiving 12c^. daily ^m the issues (^ the city of
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1461. Membrane l^-^cowt.
London and the county of Middlesex and a livery yearly at Christmas of
the suit of other Serjeants at arms at the great wardxt)be. By p.8.
Ang. 14. The like lo the king's servitor William Hendelee, for his good service to
WestminBter. the king's father, of the office of chief serjeanty within the liberty of Methe
in Ireland, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
Sept. 23. Grant, during pleasure, to John Herlewyn, esquire, of the office of keeper
Westminster, of the king's forest of Whitelwode, co. Northampton, with the accustomed
fees. By p.s.
June 30. Grant for life to Ralph Hastynges, esquire of the body, of the office of
WestnuDster. the custody of the king's lions, lionesses and leopards within the Tower of
London, from Easter last, and two plots in the Tower for the animals and
their keeper, receiving \2iL daily for wages and 6d. daily for the sustenance
of the animals from the issues of the city of London. The chancellor shall
from tune to time enquire into their number. By p.s.
Oct. 5. The like to Thomas Gray, esquire, of a yearly rent of 40/. from the
Westminster, issues of the town of Cambridge. By K.
July 26. The like to William Lye, one of the yeomen of the crown, of 6<f. daily
Westminster, for his fee from 4 March last from the fee farm of the city or town of
Norwich. By K
Aug. 18. G^rant to the king's servitor and chaplain Master John Tapton of the
Horsenden. deanery of the cathedral of St. Asaph, in the same manner as the last
incumbent held it. By p.s.
Aug. 7. Appointment, daring pleasure, of Henry Leyc' as receiver and surveyor
Mrindsor. of all manors, lordships and lands late of James, earl of Wilts, in the coun-
ties of Worcester, Warwick, Salop, Hereford, Gloucester, Stafford, Leicester,
Buckingham and Oxford, with such fees as he had from the said earl.
By bill of the treasurer of England.
Ang. 1. Mandate to all bailiflb and others to permit John Bede, bom at
Westminster. Dunglasse in Scotland and resident at Boston in England, who has taken oath
of fealty, to inhabit the realm peaceably and enjoy his goods.
Nov. 14. Grant for life to William Middilton, esquire, of the office of constable of
Westminster, the king's castle of Bichemond, with tJie accustomed fees from the issues of
the lor&hip of Bichemond. By p.s.
Sept. 15. Grant, during good behaviour, to Thomas Bay en of the Chancery of the
Westminster, office of under-clerk of Parliament, in the same manner as John de Scarde-
burgh, under-clerk of Parliament of Richard II., receiving 100«. yearly from
Eastor last from the issues of the counties of Surrey and Sussex. By p.s.
Mmmbranm 17.
May 11. Licence for Greorge, bishop of Exeter, and Richard Nevyll, earl of
York. Wanvick, to found a college, to be called die college of St. William, York,
for the chantry priests of ^e cathedral of York, one of whom is to be
provost of the same ; and for the dean and chapter of the cathedral to grant
knds and tenements in the city to the provost and fellows of the college, and
for the acquisition in mortmain by the latter of lands to the value of 100/.
yearly; with other ordinances and privil^es. [Partly printed in
MonasticonJ] By K.
Nov. 2. Ghrant for life to Ralph Batson, yeoman of the crown, of 6d, daily for his
Westminster, fee from 4 March last from the issues of the subsidy and ulnage of cloth
and a moiety of the forfeiture of the same in the county of Gloucester.
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48 CALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1461. Membrane 17 — cant.
Nov. 10. Inspeximut and confirmation to the pri<xr and convent of Neustede in
WMtminiter. Shirewode of the following :—
1. Jjettera patent dated 5 Febrnarj, 25 Edward III., being a grant to
the snb^prior and convent of the custodj of the priorj daring void-
ance, saving to the crown knights' fees and advowsons.
2. Letters patent dated 1 Jnlj, 16 Richard U., being agrant to them
of a tan of wine yearly in the port of Kjmgeston-on-Hnll.
For 2&. 8J. paid in the hanaper.
Jnly 20. Grant for life to Edward Hargille, one of the yeomen of the crown, of the
Wflitmiiurter. offices of parker of the king's park of Flemantell and ranger of the forest
of Wulmere and Alisholt, co. Soathampton^ from 6 March last, with fees as
in the times of Edward IIL and Bichard II. fr6m the issues of the county.
By p.s.
Vacated by surrender and canteUedj so far as the rangership is con*
cemedy because the office was granted to him otherwise by letters patent^
14 Mayy 6 Edward IF.
Membrane 16.
July 25. Grant for life to Thomas Bobert, one of the yeomen of the crown, of 6J.
WestmiiiBter. daily for his fee from 4 March last from the fee farm of the town of
Northampton. By K.
Sept. 8. The like to Adam Goddall, one of the yeomen of the crown, of 6J. daily
Westminster, for his fee from 6 March last from the issues of the county of Stafford.
By p.8.
Oct 18. The like to John Langford, one of the yeomen of the crown, of the office
Westminster, of ranger of the king's forest of Waltham, from 4 March last, receiving the
accustomed fees from the issues of the counties of £ssex and Hertford, in the
same manner as Thomas Croydon in the time of Edward III. By K.
Aug. 13. The like to John Fogge, knight, that he shall hold without rent a mes-
[Woodstock, suage or plot called ' Quene Janes warderobe ' by Aldrichegate, London,
lately held at farm by Henry Percy, knight, earl of Northumberland and
lord of Ponyngesy the custody of which with 12 tenements annexed and 2
tenements adjacent on the south was granted to him by the name of John
Fogge, esquire, on 29 May by letters patent, suiTendered, to hold for 10
years from Christmas last by the extent or at a rent to be agreed upon
with the treasurer of England. By p.s.
Oct 20. Appointment of Bichard Foweler and William Flette to collect all arrears
Westminster, and rents from farmers and tenants of the lordship or manor of Stoke, co.
Buckingham, now in the king's hands, and deliver them to the king's
mother Cicely, duchess of York, for her own use.
Oct. 20. Grant for life to the king's servitor John Hemyngburgh, from 4 March
We«tmimiter. last, of the custody of Morehay, Westhay and Totnowe and the rangership
of Clebailly within the forest of Bokyngham, co. Northampton, which he
had of the grant of the king's father, with all ^ brusing,' pannage, ^ wyndefall-
yngwode ' and other fees and profits. By p.8.
Oct. 17. The like to Bobert Spaldyng of the office of one of the king's serjeants-at-
Westminster. arms in the place of Alexander Shefeld, receiving 12 J. wages daily from the
farm of the city of London and Middlesex with a livery yearly of the suit of
other serjeants-at-arms at the great wardrobe. By K.
Oct 29. General pardon to Boger Thometon of Shaftesbury, co. Dorset^ ' yoman.'
Westminster.
Nov. 3. Ratification of the estate which John Bate, king's clerk, has as dean of the
Westminster, collegiate church of Tamworth and prebendary of Wilmecote, in the
diocese of Coventiy and Lichfield. By K.
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1461* Membrane 16— otm/.
Nov. 2. Grant for life to Richard Oraforth, yeoman of the crown, of Qd. daily for
Westmioster. his fee from 4 March last from the issueft of the sulisidy and ulnage
of cloth with a moiety of the forfeitures in the county of Gloucester.
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Mandate in pursuance to the farmers of the subsidy and ulnage.
Not. 2. Grant for life to the king's servant Arthur Grayson of the office of one
Westminster, of the king's Serjeants at arms, receiving I2d, daily from 4 March last at
the hands of the treasurer and chamberlains of the Exchequer and a livery
yearly at Christmas of the suit of other Serjeants at arms at the great
wardrobe.
By p.s.
Nov. 2. The like to Robert Forsteyn, citizen and stationer of London, of the
Westminster, office of king's stationer, with the accustomed fees and a robe of the king's
livery yearly at the great wardrobe.
Nov. 7. The like to the king's servants John Langelev and William Mulso of the
Westminster, office of gentleman falconer and under^keeper of the king's mews and falcons
from 4 March last, with wages of I2d. dady at the hands of the treasurer of
the household, and all other fees, vestures and commodities. By K.
MSMBRANB 15.
Oct. 14. Ifupeximus and confirmation to the infirm of the hospital of Herebaudon
Westminster, of letters patent dated 12 October, 31 Edward II£., being an exemplifica-
tion of letters patent dated 18 February, 23 Henry III., granting to them
20 marks yearly from the farm of the city of Canterbury in lieu of the same
sum at the Exchequer. For ^ mark paid in the hanaper.
Oct. 16. Grant for life to Robert Swan of the office of keeper of the park of
Westminster. Cawlech, co. Northumberland, witl) the accustomed wages from the profits
of the lordship of Awnwik in the same county. By K.
Aug. 30. The like to John Gyldeford, esquire, of 40 marks yearly from the issues
Woodstock, of the king's manor or lordship of Middelton and the hundreds of Middelton
and Merden, co. Kent. By p.s.
Oct. 18. General pardon to Peter de Gaylard of the island of Guernesey, derk.
Westminster. By ps.
Aug. 10. Grant for life to John Bypon, one of the king's yeomen harbingers, of
Westminster, the office of parker or keeper of the king's park of Wytteley, co. Surrey,
with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
Oct 19. The like to William Porter, one of the yeomen of the crown« of 6d. daily
Westminster, for his fee from 4 March last from the fee farm of the city of London and
the county of Middlesex. By p.s.
Oct. 21. The like to Bichard Jackson of the office of porter of the king's castle of
Westminster. Berkhampstede, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
July 22. The like to the king's servant Thomas Saintlegere of the offices of con-
Westminster, troller, changer and assayer of the mint and coinage of gold and sUver within
the Tower of London, receiving fees as in the times of Edward III. and
Bichard II. from the farm and issues of the counties of London and
Middlesex. By p.s.
Oct. 24. Pardon to Robert Hjmkersell late of Maunsfeld in Shirwod, co. Notting-
Westminster. ham, ' wright,' of his outlavmr in the county of Lincoln for not appearing
before John Pry sot and his fellows, justices of the Bench in the late reign,
to answer Robert Forster, clerk, for leaving his service at Oagham before
the term agreed upon, he having surrendered to the Flete prison, as appears
by certificate of Robert Danbv, knight, chief justice.
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50 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1461. Membrane l5—cani»
Not. 3. Mandate to all bailiflb and others to permit John DawySi clerk, a native
Westminster, of Craell in Scotland, dwelling at Stowebydon in England, who has taken
an oath of fealty, to live within the realm and enjoy his goods.
Nov. 7. Presentation of William Moreton, doctor of theology, to the parish
WertmioBter. chnrch of Skrayugham, in the diooese of York, void by resignation of John
Bede, clerk.
Nov. 6. Grant for life to William Trussell, yeoman of the crown, of 6d. daily from
Westmiiuter. 4 March last from the fee farm of the town of Obucester. By K.
Mandate in porsnanoe to the men, bailiffs, farmers or other occupiers of
the said fee farm.
Nov. 6. Grant for life to John Sidborough, veoman of the crown, of 6d. daily
Wentminster. for his fee from 4 Msrch last from the fee &rm of the town of Gloucester.
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Mandate in pursuance as above.
Sept. 5. Mandate to all bailifis and others to permit John de Medina, a native
Westmingter. of Spain, dwelling in London, who has taken an oath of fealty, to live
within itie realm and enjoy his goods. By K.
Nov. 17. Presentation of Hugh Baglan, chaplain, to the parish church of Eayrhugh
Westminster, aluis Caeru, in the diOCese 3 St. Davids. By p.s.
Sept. 4. Grant for life to Jlichard Willy of the office of keeper of the king's park
BnstoL of Langley Mareys, co. Buckingham, with the accustomed fees at the hands
of the bailiffs or farmers of the king's lordship of Langley Mareys and all
other accustomed profits. By p.s.
Membrane 14.
July 30. Appointment for life of William Hyll as purveyor of stone-cutters,
Westminster, plumbers, and other workn^n and all Idnds pf stuff for the king's works
within his palace at Westminster and the Tower of London, receiving the
accustomed fees from the issues of the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk.
ByE.
Aug. 4. Grant, during good behaviour, to the king's servant Bobert Cousin of
Westminster, the office of clerk in the great wardrobe, receiving the accustomed fees
and vestures at the hands of the keeper of the great wardrobe. By p.s.
July 25. Grant for life to Thomas Fulthorp, one of the yeomen of the crown,
Westminster, of 6d, daily for his fee from 4 March last from the fee farm of the town
of Northampton. By E.
Mbj 1, The like to the king's servitor William Staveley of the custody of his
Westminster, park of Chiltern Langley, co. Hertford, and the houses of his manor of
Chiitern Langley and the office of under-parker of his park of Langley called
Chiltern Langley, receiving fees as in the times of Edward III. and
Richard IL from the issues of the manor. By K.
Oct. 14. The like to the king's servant Edmund Graveley of the office of chief
Westminster, carpenter of the king's works within his palace of Westminster and the
Tower of London and elsewhere in England, receiving wages of 4d. daily
from 4 March last from the farm and issues of the counties of London and
Middlesex, and a robe of the suit of the king's esquires yearly at the great
wardrobe. By p.s.
Oct 23. The like to William Danyell, alias Ussher, of an annuity of 20 marks
Westminster, from the issues or fee farm of the town of Ollerton, co. Hereford. By p.s.
Oct. 20. Pardon to Thomas Lambard, one of the constables of the town of Walden,
Westminster, co. Essex, for the escape of Peter Bate of Stokeclare, co. Suffolk, * taillour,'
arrested at Walden for felony. By p.s.
1 EDWARD IV.— Part IL 61
1461. Membrane 14 — coni.
Oct. 20. Grant for life to John Moresby of the office of the laandership of the
Westminster, king's park of Plamton, receiving the accustomed fees. By p.s.
Sept. 20. The like to James Ghrene, for his good service to the king's father and
Westminster, the king for 30 years and more, of an annuity of 20 marks yearly from
1 April last from the issues of the king^s lordships in the county of
Hereford pertaining to the earldom of March. By p,s.
Oct. 22. The like to the king's servitor William Aleyn of the office of the
Westminster, bailiwick of Fynchamstede within the king's forest of Wyndesore, from
4 March last, receiving the accustomed fees at the hands of the sheriff of
Oxford and Berks, with the custody of the king's manor of Esthamstede
within the said forest, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
Nov. 13. notification of the estate which Walter Hunt, doctor of theology, of the
Westminster, order of the Carmelites, has as rector or portioner of the parish church
of Llannynnys, pertaining to the collation of the bishop of Bangor.
Nov. 4. The like of the estate which the king's servitor Thomas Normanton, of
Westminster, the king's chapel, has in the hospital of St. Leonard, Derby.
Nov. 12. Grant, during pleasure, to Robert Alyn of the office of ganger in the
Westminster, port of Southampton and ports and places adjacent, receiving the accustomed
fees. By bill of treasurer.
Nov. 16. Grrant for life to the king's servitor John Nightingale of the office of
Westminster, keeper of the king's park of Clyf within his forest of Rokyngham, from
the first day of the reign, with the accustomed fees and * wyndfalwode,'
* driewode,' ' derefalwode,' and ^ copioehegges ' in the park. By p.s.
Nov. 6. The like to the king's servant Henry Langshawe of the office of the
Westminster, parkership of the king's park of Blakedon, co. Dorset, in the same manner
as he held the same by letters patent of the king's father, and release to
him of a yearly rent of 20s, for a fttrm of rabbits in the park. By p.s.
Nov. 8. The like to William, lord of Barry, of a yearly rent of 20 marks from the
Westminster, king's custom and coket of the dty of Cork or the towns of Kynsale,
Yoghill and Dengyn. By p.s.
Nov. 9. Whereas Baldwin Mountford, knight, lately enfeoffed the king, then earl
Westminster, of March, and Richard, earl of Warwick, and others of the manors of
ColshuU and Hmyndon, co. Warwick, to re-enfeoff him or Simon his son of
the same, and the said Simon entered into and was seised of the manors
before 4 March last, the king now releases all claim to them, saving only the
accustomed rights of the crown. By p.s.
Mbubranb 18.
Aug. 7. Inspeximus and confirmation to Bobert Leghe, esquire, of letters patent
Westminster, of the king's father Richard, duke of York, dated at Waltham, 4 December,
33 Henry VI., appointing him for life as constable or keeper of his castle
of Dinbiegh in North Wales, receiving the accustomed fees.
For lOs, paid in the hanaper.
At^. 3. Grant for life to John Edmond, ' yomanpouderbeter ' of the king's spicery,
Westminster, of the office of porter of the town of Camarvan in North Wales, with the
accustomed fees from the issues of the counties of Camarvan, Merionnyth
and Anglesey at the hands of the king's chamberlain there. By p.s.
Aug. 4. The like to John Malpas, esquire, and Joan his wife of an annuity of
Westminster. 20 marks from the issues of the kin^s manor of Cranebourn, co. Wilts.
By p.8.
July 25. The like to' William Lie, one of the yeomen of the crown, of 6d. daily for
Westminster, his fee from 4 March lost from the fee farm of the city or town of Norwich.
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52 CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
1461. Membrane 13— eon/.
Oct. 15. General pardon to Henry CrofSHe, clerk, for all offences committee! by him
Westminater. before the last day of September. By p.s.
Oct 15. Grant for life to William Brokewod, one of the yeomen of the crown, of
Westminster. Qd. daily for his fee from 4 March last from the fee farm of Kyogesbarton
by Qlonoester at the hands of the abbot of St. Peter*s, Gloucester. By p.8.
Oct. 14. The like to the king's servant John Davy of the custody of the manor of
Westminster. Kennyngton with a rabbit warren and garden adjacent, with the accus-
tomed fees. By p.s.
Aug. 16. General pardon to Simon Milbume alias Melburne of Laverstoke, co.
Westnunster. Wilts, * gentilman,' for all offences committed by him before 1 July last.
By p.8.
Oct. 21. The like to Andrew Buntynge, late of Redenale, oo. Norfolk, for all
Westminster, offences committed by him before 20 October. By p.8.
Oct. 12. Licence, for 10«. paid in the hanaper, for Thomas Brewys, esquire,
Westminster. Richard Broom, esquire, Richard Lucas, Thomas Crowe, Thomas Boken-
ham, chaplain, Robert Teryngton, William Barett^ Robert Cake, John Adgor
and John Dunche to grant a messuage, 30 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow
and 5 acres of wood in Mendelsham, held in chief with the exception of one
acre of land, to William Brewys, esquire, Gilbert Debenham the younger,
esquire, John Germyn, esquire, WiJliam Harleston, esquire, John Cheke,
Edward Dale, John Cake, John Barett, Thomas Teryngton, John Bokenham,
Thomas Morwhill and Robert Clerk in fee simple.
Oct. 22. Grant for life to the king's servant Stephen Shadwell of the office of
Westminster, being one of the king's Serjeants at arms, receiving wages of I2d, daily from
the issues of the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk and a livery of the suit of
other Serjeants at arms yearly at Christmas at the great wardrobe. By p.s.
Nov. 7. Licence for John Langstrother, preceptor of Balsale, and Cincius de
Westminster. Ursinis, alien preceptor of the priory of the city (Rome), to carry out the
commands of James de Aflylly, muster of the Hospital of St. John of Jemsa>
lem, and the convent of Rhodes, to visit the houses of the order in England
and Ireland. IFcederaJ] By p.s.
Mbmbranb 12.
Aug. 30. Appointment of John Latheil to survey a messuage or plot called ' Queue
Woodstock. Janeswarderobe ' by Aldrichgate, London, lately granted to John Fogge,
knight, for life, and 12 tenements annexed, and to collect all rents from
Christmas last, and to repair the above and account for the same at the
Exchequer ; and grant to him for life of the occupation of the supervision
of the same, receiving 2d, daily from the issues. By p.s.
April 26. , Grant for life to Robert Kyrkeham, king's clerk, of the office or custody
Durham, of the hanaper in Chancery, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
Sept. 8. Grant to William Broun, clerk, of an annuity of 8/. from the abbot and
Bristol. convent of Bruerne, until he shall be provided with a benefice of the value
of 20/. yearly. By K.
Oct 16. Grant during good behaviour, to John Skeltou, esquire, for his good
Westminster, service to the king and his brothers, the duke of Clarence and Richard, of
the office of surveyor of the scrutiny in the port of London and places,
ports and creeks adjacent, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
Oct. 20. General pardon to John Alexaunder alias Bocher late of Gaislee, co.
Westminster. Suffolk, for all offences committed by him before 16 October. By p.s.
Oct. 25. Grant for life to Henry Crane, for his good service to the king and his
^Westminster, father, of the office of making and keeping the king's arrows within the
Tower cf London, with wages of 6J. daily and all accustomed profits from
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14i61. Membrane 12-~co»^.
the fee fann of the hundreds of Eetesgate, Holford and Greston with fairs
and markets in Wynchecombe at the hands of the abbot and convent of
Wynehecombe, with a livery yearly of the suit of a yeoman of the king's
chamber at the hands of the keeper of the great wardrobe. By K.
May 13. The like to Edward Gower of the office of clerk of the works within the
York. king's manor and park of Claryngdon, co. Wilts, with the accustomed fees.
ByK.
Oct. 16. The like to Robert Blakeman, late servant of the king's kinsman Thomas
Westminster. Neville, knight, deceased, of the office of one of the king's keepers of ^ le
Overwiurd ' within his forest of Inglewode, with fees as in the time of Edward
in. By p.s.
IQ'ov. 5. The like to the king's servitor William Aleyne of the office of bailiff of
Westminster. Fynchamstede within the king'A forest of Wyndesore alicu forester of the
forest of Wyndesore, from 4 March last, receiving the same fees as Walter
Wymbussh or any other had at the hands of the sheriff of Oxford and Berks,
with the custody of the king's manor of Esthamstede with the accustomed
profits. By p^.
July 5. Grant, during good behaviour, to the king's servant William Rous of the
Westminster; office of one of the clerks of the crown in Chancery, with a fee of 20/. yearly
from the issues of the hanaper, and a livery of fur and cloth as any of the
other clerks yearly towards Whitsuntide and Christmas at the handis of the
keeper of the great wardrobe. By K.
Nov. 11. Pardon to William Bly the late of Stratford atte Bowe, co. Middlesex^
Westminster. < servant,' of his outlawry in the said county for not appearing before the
late king, when sued with John Jenyn, * servant,' and William Lynston,
' taylour,' both late of Stratford, to answer Emma, late the wife of Thomas
Broun, for the death of her husband, he having surrendered to the Marshal-
sea prison, as appears by certificate of John Markham, chief justice.
Nov. 10. General pardon to Edmund Anderton of Tuxford in the Clay, co.
vVostminster. Nottingham. By p.s.
Nov. IG. Mandate to all bailifis and others to permit Robert Lauther alias Luter,
Wcittminster. a native of Edynburgh In Scotland, dwelling at Newemarket, co. Cambridge,
who has taken an oath of fealty, to inhabit the realm peaceably and enjoy
his goods.
July 17. Jrupeximus and confirmation of letters patent of the king's father
Westminster. Richard, duke of York, dated at Waltham, 1 May, 32 Henry VI.. being
a grant for life to his servant William Skypwith, knight, of an annuity of
20/. from the issues of his manor and lordship of Hattefeld, co. York.
For 20«. paid in the hanaper.
Oct. 8. Grant for life to William Pecche, knight, one of the king's carvers, of
Westminster. 40/. yearly from the issues of the county of Kent. By p.s.
Mbmbrane 11.
July 5. Grank in frank almoin to the prioress and convent of St. Mary de Pre
Westminster, hy St. Albans, co. Hertford, of the alien priory and manor of Wenge, co.
Bucicingham, late pertaining to the abbey of St. Nicholas by Angers in
Normandy, and the parish church of Wenge pertaining to the priory, with
all hundreds, manors, lands, knights' fees and other possessions and the
advowson of the vicarage of Wenge, quit of all tithes, subsidies and tallages,
that they may celebrate divine service daily in their church for the good
estate of the king and for his soul after death and those of his progenitors.
ByK.
May 11. Grant for life to the king's servitor William Norbourgh of the crstody of
Westminster, his manor of Shene, with the accnmstomed fees. By p.s.
54 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1461. Membrane 1) — cont.
July 24. Confirmation and grant in frank almoin to Thomas Ohaundeler, the
WestmiDBter. warden, and the fellows of the college of St. Marj of Wjmton, in Oxford,
commonly called ^ Saint Marye College of Winchestre in Oxenford ' (New
College), of the manors of Newynton Longvyle with all other manors, lands,
rents, fees, advowsons and other possessions formerly pertaining to the
priory of St. Faith, Longvyle, which they have hel<l for some time, and
release to them of all profits pertaining to the king from the same, rendering
to the king a red rose at Midsummer.
By p.s. [279] and for 100$. paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 13. Grant for life to William Harold, * gentllman,* of all messuages, lands and
Westminster, tenements in Anleyston iUias Ballianely, co. Dublin, in Ireland, and all
messoagep, lands, tenements, rents, and services with appurtenances in
Hamondeston and Symoneston in the said county, attaining to the value of
10/. yearly. By p.8.
Nov. 6. The like to the king's servant Walter Harayrig of the office of ranger of
Westmiaster. the king's chase of Cramburne, co. Dorset, in the same manner as he
held it by letters patent of the king*s father. By p.s.
Nov. 15. General pardon to Robert G^liug of Richemond^ co. York, 'yoman.'
Westminster. By p.s.
The like to the following : —
John Stannall of Richemond, 'cardmaker,* in the county of York,
* yonum.'
Thomas Cowton of Richemond, co. York, * yoman.'
Nov. 2. Grant for life to the king's servitor John Wenlok of Wenlok, knight, of
Westminster, the office of the stewardship of the king's castle and lordship of Berkamstede,
with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
Nov. 18. The like to John Burley of the office of warrener of Cockam and Bray,
Westminster, co. Berks, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
Nov. 15. Grant in fee simple to John Stapelhill of all manors, messuages, lands^
Westminster, tenements, rents, advowsons, etc. in Donsford, Fulford, Melhewyssh,
Crokkerne Well and Fennymyle, co. Devon, late of Baldwin Fulford,
knight, rebel, convicted of high treason. By p.s.
MSMBRANB 10.
July 26. Grant to John, lord Stourton, Richard Chok, serjeant-at-law, John Sharp,
Westminster. William Codir, William Howell and Richard Kayton of 2000/. at the hands
of the receivers of the issues of the possessions late of James Ormond, earl
of Wilts, viz. 600/. at each succeeding Michaelmas, to be by them distributed
to the king's subjects of London, Bristol, Salisbury, Ludlowe and other
places of the realm, in lieu of the same sum appointed to be paid to the
latter by the Genoese for certain injuries, which was delivered to the said
earl, late treasurer of England, and not distributed by him. By p.8.
March 12. Appointment, during good behaviour, of the king's servant Richard
Westminster. Foweler as solicitor of the king, receiving 10/. yearly at the hands of the
receiver-general of the duchy of Cornwall. By K.
Oct. 12. Grant for life to Christopher Sent Laurence, knight, lord of Howeth in
Westminster. Ireland, for his good service to the king's father, of the constableship of
the king's castle of Dublin, with the accustomed fees at the hands of the
treasurer of Ireland. By p.s.
Aug. 17. Grant to the mayor and society of merchants of the staple of Calais of
Wostininster. Ss. Sd» from the subsidy of each sack of wool and 6s, Sd, from the subsidy
of each 240 wool-fcils to bo shipped by them in any ports of England until
they shall be fully satisfied of 1000/. lent by thorn to the king. By p.s.
1 EDWARD IV.— Pabt II. 65
. 1461. Membrane 10— con^
Oct. 14. Grant for life to the king's servant John Davy of the custody of the king's
Weirtiiiiiister. mmor of Kennyngton, co. Surrey, with a rabbit warren and garden adjacent,
with the aocustomed fees from ihe issues of the manor. By p.s.
Vacated because on another roll,
Oct. 17. The like to Robert Spaldyng of the office of one of the king's Serjeants at
Weetminster. arms, in the place of Alexander Shefeld, with wages of I2d. daily from the
fee farm and issues of the dty and counties of London and Middlesex and
a livery of the suit of other Serjeants yearly at Christmas at the great
wardrobe. By K.
Dec. 14. Licence for the men of the mystery of tailors of the city of Salisbury to
Westminster, become one body and community and to form a fraternity or guild of them-
selves and others, men and women, in the chapel of St. John the Baptist
within the parish church of St. Thomas the Martyr, to be called the guild
of St. John the Baptist, to choose two wardens for their governance, and to
have power to acquire possessions and to sue and be sued and punish their
members ; and to found a perpetual chantry of one chaplain to celebrate
divine service daily at the altar of St. John in the said church for the good
estate of the king and themselves and for their souls after death and those of
the king's father and progenitors, and to acquire lands and other possessions
in mortmain to the value of 20/. yearly for his sustenance. By p.s.
Nov. 22. Pardon to William Gosse, heir and tenant of the lands late of Richard
Westminster. GK>sse, late one of the collectors of the customs and subsidies of wools, hides
and wool-fells and the petty custom and the subsidy of tonnage and
poundage in the port of Briggewater and ports and places adjacent, deceased,
and to Marjory, late the wife of the latter, executrix of his will and adminis-
tratrix of his goods, of all trespasses, offences, debts, arrears and forfeitures.
By p.s.
Nov. 26. Presentation of Owin Licit, rector of Hodnette, in the diocese of Coventry
Westminster, and Lichfield, to the church of Towyn Meronnygh, in the diocese of
Bangor, on an exchange of benefices with John Brugge, rector of the
church. By p.s.
Membrane 9.
Oct. 5. Grant for life to Richard Chokke of a yearly rent of 20/. from the issues
Westminster, of the king's lordship or manor of Cianborne, co. Dorset, and a tun of
Ghiscon wine yearly at Christmas from the king's prises in the port of Bristol.
Mandate in pursuance to the receivers of the manor.
Nov. 9. Mandate to all bailiffs and others to permit Robert de Lynton, bachelor of
Westminster, either law, a native of Scotland, dwelling within the realm, to inhabit the
realm of England and enjoy his goods. By EI.
Nov. 7. Grant for life to Ralph Machon, king's esquire, of the ofiice of collector oi
Westminster, tolls at the bridge called * Newnhambrigge,' with fees to the value of 20
marks yearly from the issues of his office, as he had in the time of
Henry VI. By p^
Nov. 13. The like to John Shute, one of the yeomen of the crown, of the office of
Westminster, porter of the king's castle of Hadlegh alicu Hadley, co. Essex, receiving the
accustomed fees, viz. 3<f. daily, from 4 March last, from the fee farm of the
town of Colcestre. By p.s.
Nov. 19. Grant to Nicholas Lathell of the Exchequer of 20/. yearly from 4 March
Westminster, last from the issues of the counties of Bedford and Buckingham, until he
shall have another office or gift to that value. By p.s.
Nov. 20. Appointment of Francis de Copinis, bishop of Ternl (Interamnen*)^ as
Westminnter. proctor und envoy of the king at the court of Rome. [Fcedera,'}
56 CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
146 L Membrane 9-^c&nt.
Nov. 17. Grant for life to the king's servitor John Acton, esqnire, of the office of
Westminster, ranger of ChaspeU, Iverley and Asshewode within the king's forest of
Kjmvare with the offices of steward of the forest and bailiff of Ghaspell and
lyerlej, with stanks, * wayyes/ ^ strajes,' herbage, pannage and wood called
^ wjndfaisy' rendering I3s. 4(L yearly at the Exchequer. By p.8.
Nov. 20. The like to Louis John of the custody of the king's park of Fulbrokc,
Wcstminfter. co. Warwick, with the accustomed fees. By p.a.
Not. 22. The like to Richard Coldale of the custody of the passage of the water
Westminster, of Sulwath in the marches of Scotland, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
Nov. 17. The like to Henry Trencheard, esquire, of the office of the forestership of
Westminster, the king's forest in the Isle of Wight and the custody of his park there,
receiving fees as in the times of Edward III. and Bichard II. from the
issues of the island and the king's lordship there, with all other profits
pertaining to the same. By p.s.
Nov. 25. The like to the king's servant Christopher Foumes of the office of
Westminster, ranger of the king's forest of Kyngi^bere by Winchester alicu Westbere and
the custody of his woods called 'Papinholt' and 'Shrowenore' within the
forest, with the accustomed fees from the issues of the county of
Southampton.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Nov. 27. Appointment, during good behaviour, of Henry Elham and Hugh Huls
Westminster, as auditors of all accounts of chamberlains, sheriffs, escheators, ringilds,
rhaglaws {raglatorum\ farmers and other ministers in the counties of
Chester and Flint in the parts of North Wales, receiving fees as in the
times of Edward III. and Richard IL By bill of treasurer.
Membrane 8.
Nov. 20. Inspeximus and confirmation to the mayor, bailiffs and burgesses of
Westminster. Quenesburgh in the Isle of Shepeye, co. Kent, of a charter dated 20 March,
1 Bichard II. [Charter Roily 1 Richard II, ^ No. 13], inspecting and
confirming a charter dated 10 May, 42 Edward III. [Charter RoU^
42 Edward IIL^ No, 8], creating the town a free borough and granting to
them a market and two fairs and divers other liberties and privileges.
For 20t. paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 20. Mandate to all bailiffs and others to permit John Grenelawe, ^ taylour,' a
Westminster, native of Aburden in Scotland, dwelling at Canterbury, who has taken an
oath of fealty, to inhabit the realm of England peaceably and enjoy his
goods. By p.s.
Nov. 26. Grant for life to the king's servant William Sturmy of the office of
Westminster, keeper of the king's park of Hampstede Marshall, co. Berks, from 6 April
last, with fees as in the times of Edward III. and Richard II. from the
issues of the king's manor or lordship of Hampstede Marshall. By p.s.
The like to the said WOliam of the office of bdliff of the said manor.
By p.s.
Nov. 29* General pardon to William Staynour of Coventre, ^ yoman.' By p.s.
Westminster.
Nov. 25. Grant for life to the king's servitor Roland Symondys of the office of
Westminster, parker of the king's park of Fekenham and keeper of Barowhill with a
plot and stank appertaining, with the accustomed fees irom the revenues of
the said lordship. By p.s
Nov. 29. Grant in frank almoin to Elizabeth, the abbess, and the convent of St.
Westminster. Saviour and SS. Mary and Bridget, Syon, of the order of St. Augustine, of
the priory of St. Michael's Mount in Cornwall belonging to the duchy of
1 EDWARD IV.— Paet II. 57
1461. Membrane 8— c«wi^.
Cornwall, the manor of Tjleshidoy formerly parcel of the abbey of Caen, the
manor and rectory of Felstede, co. Essex, formerly parcel of the same, all
lands late of the abbey of St, Nicholas, Angers, in Spaldyng, co. Lincoln,
and all fruits of the church of Cosham, co. Wilts, with all hundreds, leets,
courts, wapentakes, views of frank pledge, manors, lands, churches, knights'
feesj advowsoDs and other appurtenances, to pray for the good estate of the
king and Cicely his mother and for their souls afler death and those of
Richard, late duke of York, his father, and his progenitors, and to do other
works of piety. By p.8.
Membrane 7.
Nov. 24. Grant for life to Thomas Wath of the office of aldei*man of Westgato
Westminstor. within the city of Canterbury, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
June 1. Grant to the king's servitor Roger Eyeton of the office of constable of
Westminiter. the king's castle of Shrewsbury and the custody of the gaol there with the
accustomed fees i'rom the fee farm of the town of Shrewsbury, and of a
meadow called ' Shirrieff Modowe by Hencote,' late in the tenure of Thomas
Herford, rendering I2d. yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Nov. 27. Mandate to all bailiffs and others to permit John of Guthrie, a native of
Westminster. St. Andrews in Scotland, dwelling within the parish of St. Botolph without
Algate, London, who has taken an oath of fealty, to inhabit the realm
peaceably and enjoy his goods. By p.s.
Nov. 28. Pardon to Henry Chichele, late of London, esquire, of his outlawry in
Westminster, the county of Surrey for not appearing before John Prysot and his fellows,
justices of the Bench in the late reign, to satisfy William Clement^ citizen
and clothier of London, son of John Clement, late citizen and tailor of
London, and executor of his will, touching a debt of 11/. which the said
John recovered against him and 7 marks damages, he having surrendered
to the Flete prison and the said William having acknowledged hmiself satisfied
on 27 November, as appears by certificate of Robert Danby, chief
justice.
Nov. 22. Grant for life to William Bradshawe, esquire, of 100^. and 20 marks
Westminster, yearly from the issues of the king's part of the lordship of Cotynham,
CO. York, in lieu of grants to him by the king's father of the said sums
from his lordship of Wakefeld and from the issues of his lordships in
the counties of Somerset and Dorset by letters patent dated at LucUowe,
39 (fie) January, 30 Henry VI., and at London, 20 November 39 Henry
VI., respectively. By p.s.
Nov. 18. Confirmation and grant for life to John Walton, chaplain, of the chantry
— • within the king's manor of Clypston with the chapel of St. Edwin within
his forest of Shirwode, which were granted to him by letters patent dated
19 December, 35 Henry VL, and of 100#. yearly from 4 March last from
the issues of the counties of Nottingham and Derby, in the same manner as
like allowances on the Great Roll of 29 Edward III. by Walter de Monte
GK>meri, sherifi^, to Robert Rotonr, chaplain, and on the Great Roll of
6 Richard 11. by John de Leek, sherifi^, to John Davy of Chillewell, chap,
lain ; that he may pray for the good estate of the king and for his soul and
those of his progenitors. By p.8.
Nov. 25. Grant for life to Thomas Say of the ofiice of coroner of the marshalsea of
Westmioster. the king's household with the accustomed fees, lately granted for life to
John Feryby, yeoman of the crown, by letters patent dated 22 April,
surrendered. By p.8.
Nov. 20. Confirmation to the dean and chapter of Holy Trinity, Waterford,
Westminster. Ireland, of a grant to them by letters patent dated 17 February, 20 Henry
VL, of 16/. 13*. M. yearly from the issues of the fee farm of the city of
5S CALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
|^4gX. Membrane 7— com*
Waterford for 80 yean firom Christtnas then last past ; and oontinnation of
the grant for 40 years farther from the expiratkm of that term. By K.
Nov. 28. Grant in fee simple to the king's kinsman John, earl of Worcester, of the
Westminster, office of keeper of the king's forests of Wabrigge and Saplej, co. Huntingdon,
with underwood, herbage and pannage, reasonable sustenance for the king's
deer excepted, and all fees and profits. By p.8.
MSMBRANB 6.
Not. 16. Itupeximus and confirmation to Thomas Grene, knight, present tenant of
Westminster, the undermentioned tenements and keeper of the forest, of letters patent
dated 16 June, 6 Richard IL, inspecting and confirming to Master John
Goderych, then tenant and keeper, a charter of Henry [XL], as follows : —
ff. dei gratia rex Anglic daminus Hihemie dux Normannie et Aquii"
anie comet Andegavie justidariis viceeomiiibut foresiariis et omnibus
haUivis etfidelibut suis saluiem. Sciatis not dediue et hoc present i
carta nostra cot^rmasse Bronemanno foreHario nostro pro fideli ser-
vido suo illud tenementum in dominico nostro quod vocatur Pokell
cum omnibus pertinentiis suis quod est inter dominicum boscum nostrum
de Wackefeld et feodum Leticie de Ferrariis de Passeham^ cum dotni-
bus cum hominibus et eorum sequelig et cum omnibus catallis suis quod
habeant libermn ingressum et exitum in dominicis boscis nostris et
in foresta nostra de Wytlowod cum omnimodis bestiis suis et quod
habeant percursum per totam forestam twstram cum porcis suts el
sint quieti de pannagio et de expeditatione canum et de tolneto in
omnibus f oris et undents sine districtione et occasione et dictus Brune^
mannus capiat pannagium de hominibus suis quando agistatores
nostri ceperint pannagium nostrum libere et quiete, Preterea dedi^
mus dido Bruemanno illam culturam terre de dominico nostro que
vocatur la Leye cum suis pertinentiis et visum liberi plegii de homini-
bus suis cum catallis cujuscumque fugitivi sui et iatronis convicti
ubicutnque fuerint inventi et si quis de hominibus suis occiderit tUium
dictus Brunemannus habeat catalla ipsius et illius qui convictus fuerit
pro vemUione nostra libere et quiete. Preterea dedimus dicto Brune-
manno bussellum et galonem secundam assisam regni nostri et placitum
de hutesio et sanguine fuso super dictum tenementum et de pane et
cervisia et omnia hujusmodi amerciamenta in curia sua cum omnibus
transgressionibus et libertatibus predictis libere et quiete. Dedimus
etiam dicto Brunemanno et heredibus stiis custodiam foreste nostre de
Wyilewod injeodo et ea que pertifient adfirmam suam nobis faciendam
in dominicis boscis nostris sine vasto reddendo nobis anntia/tm triginta
et tres solidos et quatuor denarios et sepedictus Brunetnannus et here-
des sui sint quiete de comitatu et hundredis de assisis et summonitione
de sectis et occasionibus in perpetuum. Preterea volumus quod unus
homo de predictis hominibus quem eligerit veniat coram justiariis
nostris itinerantibus cum inpartibus illis venerint ostensurus ea queper^
tinent ad coronam nostram. Et concedimus quod dictus Brunemannus
reddat nobis Jirmam per annum pro predicto tenemento scilicet duos
solidos adfestum sancti Michaelis pro otnnibus que nobis pertinent
salva venatione nostra et morte hominis et viridi et latrone convicto,
Prohibemus etiam quod nullus vicecomes forestarius vel alius ballivus
ingressum habeat in dicto tenemento neque in libertate ista nisi
fuerit pro viridi vel pro venatione nostra seti detentione firme nostre
et tunc fiat per summonitionem scaccarii nostri et non aliter, Et nos
et heredes nostri predictum tenetfientum cum omnibus libertatibus pre-
die f is dido Brunemanno et heredibus suis cotttra omnes hof nines
warantizabimus. Et suscepimus in protedionem et defensionem nos-
tram homines terras d possessiones quas didus Brunemannus et
1 EDWARD IV.— Part IL 59
]^4Q]^^ Membrane 6— con^.
heredes sui passini adipUd in Anglia, In cuius ret iettitnonium
hanc cartam nostram eidem fieri fecimus. teste me ipso apud
Selveston 4*>
For 5 marks paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 20. Inspeximus and confirmation to Richard Fitz William, present tenant, of
WestminBter. a charter dated 18 Augost, 53 Henry III. [Charter Roll, 53 Henry III.,
m» 8.]y being a grant to John Comyn and Alice his wife of free warren
in their demesne lands of Ulseby, co. Lincoln.
For ^ mark paid in the hanaper.
Oct. 28. Grant for life to the king's servitor Henry Waltham of the office of
Westminster, feodary of the liberties and franchises of the king's hononr of Richemond
in the counties of Lincoln and Nottingham, with the accustomed fees from
4 March last. By p.s.
Oct. 23. Grant to Francis de Copinis, bishop of Terni, sometime legate of the
Westminster, apostolic see in England, of an annuity of 100/. from certain customs and
subsidies in the ports of London and Southampton, or at the Exchequer,
payable to himself or to George, bishop of Exeter and chancellor, Richard,
earl of Warwick, William HEutynges, knight, lord of Hastynges, king's
chamberlain, and John Fogge, knight, treasurer of the household, his proc-
tors, or to other attorneys of his, until he shall be provided with sufficient
benefices ; and of an allowance from the king's cellar for ten persons ; and
grant to him and Bartholomew and Thomaslnus, his nephews, of a ^diite
rose on their arms. [Foedera.] By p.s.
Nov. 29. Inspeximus and confirmation to the abbot and convent of Kaynesham of
Westminster, a charter dated at Welcomestowe, 28 February, 1 Edward II., being a grant
to them of a market weekly on Thursdays and a fiEiir yearly at the Assump-
tion at their manor of Kaynesham, co. Somerset Witnesses : A., bishop
of Durham, Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, John de
Britannia, Hugh le Despenser, Guy Ferre the younger, John de Merk,
Philip de Vemay and others. For 10#. paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 24. Grant to Geffrey Midelton, esquire, of the custody and marriage of
Westminster. Anne, one of the daughters and heirs of John Haryngton, knight,
deceased, a minor and in the king's custody, rendering 100 marks for the
same. By p.8.
Nov. 26. Grant for life to John Davy, citizen and ^ sherman ' of London, of the office
Westminster, of shearer {tonsoris) of aU woollen cloths provided for the great wardrobe,
with the accustomed fees and livery at the hands of the keeper of the great
wardrobe. By p.s.
Membrane 6.
Oct. 19. Grant for life to William Swerenden, one of the dorks of Chancery, of
Westminster, the office of one of the clerks of the crown of Chancery, now held by Robert
Rous, on his vacation of the same by death or surrender, with fees as in the
time of Edward III. from the issues of the hanaper and a livery yearly at
the great wardrobe. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender and cancelied, because the Mng granted the same
to the said William and John Bagot by letters patent j 22 June,
4 Edward IV.
Nov. 19. The like to Thomas Fylkyngton, * gentilman,' of the office of constable of
Westminster, the king's Castle of Wykelowe in Ireland with the accustomed fees from the
issues of the lordship or manor of Newcastle by Lyons in Ireland and the
fee farm of Cbapelizod {Capelle Isolde) f Lexskep and Salmon Leap.
By p..s.
60 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
|4gj^ Membrane 5 — cont.
Nov. 13. The like to John Shuie, one of the jeomen of the crown, of the offioe of
Westminster, pnrker or keeper of the king's park of Ebdl^h alias Hadlej, receiving the
accustomed fees, viz., Sd, dailj, from 4 March last, from the fee fsurm of tho
town of Oolcestre. By p.s.
Nov. 20. Batification of the estate of John NeelL as parson of the parish church
Westminster, of St. Mary, Calais, in the parts of Artois, in tho diocese of Terooanne.
Not. 23. Revocation of protection, with clause vo/timiu, for one year, lately
Westminster, granted by letters patent to James Duodo, merchant of Venice, going on
the king's service in the company of Walter Blcunte, knight, treasurer of
Calais, on the safe-custody and victualling of the town, because he delays in
the suburbs of London, as appears by certificate of the sheriffs.
NoV: 28. Batification of the estate which William Dudeley has as dean of the
Westminster, king's free chapel or collegiate church of Wolvemhampton. By K.
Nov. 27. Inspeximus and confirmation to the master and brethren of the hospital
Westminster, of St. Thomas the Martyr of Aeon of letters patent dated 3 «fuly,
18 Edward II., inspecting and confirming a charter of Geoftrey son of
Peter, sometime earl of Essex [Mancuticonjf being a grant to them of the
custody of the hospital of St. John the Evangelist of lepers in Berchampsted,
in addition to the custody of the hospital of St. John the Baptist in the same
town, previously granted to them. For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 20. Grant, during good behaviour, to the king's servant John Baron of the
Westminster, office of bailiff of the king's lordship of Fordyngton, co. Dorset, with the
accustomed fees. By p.8.
The like to the said John of the office of gaoler of the king's gaol of
Dorcheslre, co. Dorset. By p.s.
Nov. 30. Grant, during pleasure, to the prior and convent of the Carmelites at
Westminster. Calais, of 20 marks yearly in aid of their sustenance, at the hands of the
treasurer of the town. By p.s.
July 1. Inspeximus and confirmation to Robert Bold, esquire, of letters patent
Westminster, of the king's father Richard, duke of York, dated at Chester, 13 September
1460, being a grant to him for life of tlie office of constable of his castle of
Dynbrigh in North Wales, with the accustomed fees.
For lOs, paid in the hanaper.
Dec. 2. Grant for life to Eichard Barowe of the office of keeper of le Nether -
Westminster, warde within the king's forest of Ingilwode, with the accustomed fees.
By ps.
Nov. 24. The like to Ralph Manser, for his good fei*vice to the king's uncle the
Westminster, earl of Salisbury, of the office of one of the king's foresters of his forest
of Inglewode, co. Cumberland, with the accustomed fees, as he had it
before. By p.s.
The like to John Alcok of the office of forester within the king's forest
of Inglewode, with the accustomed fees, in the same manner as Thomas
Garthe had it of the grant of Henry A^.
Dec. 3. Grant, during the minority of the heir, to Margaret late the wife
Westminster, of James Pykeryng, esquire, son and heir of James Pykeryng, knight,
deceased, for the relief of herself and her seven children, of the custody
of a messuage and 4 acres of land in Ellerton, co. York, in the king's
hands by reason of the minority of James Pykeryng, kinsman and heir of
the said knight, with the marriage of the heir.
Nov. 30. Ratificalion of the estate which John Burton, chaplain, has as parson of
Westminster, the parish church of Thornton in Lonesdale, co, York.
Dec. 1. Presentation of William Ludford, chaplain, to the parish church of
Westminster. Burford called * le Netherpersonage ' of Burford, in the diocese of Hereford,
void by the death of William Brower.
1 EDWARD IV^Pabt II. 61
1461. Membrane 4.
Nov. 25. Tntpeximus and confirmation to the abbot and conyent of Bukfast, co.
Westminster. Devon, of the following : —
1. A charter of Henry II. [ManaiticonJ]
2. A charter dated 22 January, 4 Edward III. [Charter Rollj 4 Ed-
ward III. y No, 11], inspecting and confirming a charter dated at
St. Edmunds, 18 Kovember, 1 Richard I., being a confirmation to
them of possessions and a grant of divers liberties.
3. Letters patent dated 12 July, 30 Edward HI., being a grant in
mortmain to them of the manor of Killebury, co. Devon, which the
king had of the feoffment of William Mugge, king's derk, worth
bOs, 4d. yearly, as appears by an extract made by Richard Hudy,
escheator in the county. For 30^. paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 21. Inspexifttus and confirmation to the dean and canons of Wolvernehampton
Weitminster. of letters patent dated 30 March, 2 Richard II., inspecting and confirming
letters patent dated 12 December, 48 Edward III., being an exemplification,
at the request of Richard Fostell, then dean, of a charter dated 7 May,
2 Edward III. [ilfona^/icofi] inspecting and confirming to John de Mel-
bourn, then dean, charters of Edward the Confessor, William I., Henry II.,
and Henry, duke of Normandy and Aquitaine and count of Anjou.
For 208, paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 18. General pardon to William Pyke alias Peeke of Plympton Earle, co.
Westminster. Devon, * marchant.'
Dec. 2. Grant for life to the king's kinsman John, earl of Worcester, of the office
Westminster, of constable of the Tower of London, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
Nov. 30. Grant for life to John Aust3m of the office of keeper of the keys of the
Westminster, new work in the upper bailivnck of the king's castle of Wyndesore, co.
Berks, with ' lodecroft * below the castle, from 7 May last, receiving 4d, daily
with all due profits at the hands of the constable of the castle. By p.8.
Dec. 2. The like to John Russell of the office of the custody of the king's
Westminster, artillery within his castle of Caresbroke, Isle of Wight, from 4 March last,
receiving wages of 3d. daily from the issues of the castle or lordship of
Caresbroke. By p.s.
Dec. 7. The like to William Staveley, for his good service for fifteen years at
Westminster. Calais and at sea, and because he was wounded and probably maimed for
life in the company of the king's kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick, resist-
ing the Spaniuds and their caracks, of the money levied from aliens in the
said town. By p.8.
Membrane 3.
Nov. 17. The like to William Louther, son of Hugh Louther, of the office of
Westminster, forester of the upper ward of the king's forest of Ingelwode, with the accus-
tomed wages at the hands of the keeper of the king's forests beyond Trent
or his lieutenant in the said forest. By p.s.
Nov. 26. The like to Margaret, duchess of Somerset, of 166/. 13«. id. yearly from
Westminster. Michaelmas, 39 Henry YL, from the king's petty custom in the port of
London and the same at the receipt of the Exchequer, in lieu of a grant
and confirmation to her of the same sums in dower by letters patent dated
9 July, surrendered. By K.
Nov. 24. iMpeximui and confirmation to the abbot and convent of Wonboume, of
Westminster, the Cistercian order, of the following : —
!• A charter of Stephen as follows :—
S, rex Anglorum archiepiscoptSy eputcopts^ abbattbus, eamitibuSj
JuHiciariiSyVtcecamiiilnUjbaronibus et omnibus ministris etjidelibus
62 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1461, Membrane B^-cont.
suis JFVancM et Anglis salutem. Sdatis me eanceaisie et am-
Jirmasse in perpeiuam elemosinam ecclesie ganete Marie de
Woubomia et monaehis ibidem deo servientibus pro salute mea et
Matildis regine uxoris mee et puerorum meorum quod imi et
succes9ores sui in perpetuum habeant libert€Uem et visum franci-
plegii apud Wouborn per amnes terras quas Hugo de Bolebeth
eii dedit et in omnibus terris et tenementis qucu habent ex dona
Henrid de Clynton et Hugoms Malet apud Swaneboum et Soli'
buriam. Quare volo et firmitet predpio quod eadem ecclesia et
monachi habeant et teneant wejatam libertatem et omnes alias
donationes et liber tates que etsdemfacUe et datm sunt sicut carte
fundatorum et donatorum testantur quietas de shiris hundredis
scutagiis tallagiis vigiliis et ommbus aliis rebus terrenis et
demandis sicut puram et perpetuam elemosinam nostram in per-
petuum. Testibus Comite Gaufrido et Roberto de Veer et Turg*
de Abrenc* et WUlelmo de Yplresi et Fulcone de OiUi et
Manifenino Brinton apud Warengeford in obsidiane,
2. A charter of Heiiry IL dated at Boaen, confirming divers grants, to
them. [^Monasticon,}
3. A charter dated Eaemarvany 12 April, 12 Edward I., being a grant
to them of a market weekly on Fridays and a fair yearly at the
Exaltation of the Cross at their chapel of Old Wubum, co. JBedford.
Witnesses: — K. (R. ?), bishop of Bath and Wells and chancellor,
Bichard de Bargo, earl of Ulster, William de Leybum, William
Latimer, Hngh de TurberviU, Gunceliii de Badelesmerej John de
Monte Alto, Bogo de Enoville, Eustace de Haoche, Walter de
Everesle and others.
4. Letters patent dated 10 August, 21 Bichard II., being a grant to
them of the advowson of the church of Whitchirche, oo. Buckingham.
For 1 mark paid ii^ the hanaper.
Nov. 27. General pardon to John Hatteclif of Burton, co. Northampton,^ gentilman.'
WestmioBter. By p.s.
Nov. 25. Grant for life to the king's kinsman John, earl of Worcester, of the office
WeBtminster. of justice in or of North Wales, with the accustomed fees.
ByK.
Nov. 15. The like to John Hudelston, knight, of the office of porter of the king's
Wegtminrter. castell of Newcastell, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
Dec. 1. Batification of the estate which Walter Petwyn has in the prebend called
Weptminster. « Walton * in the collegiate church of Brygenorth, co. Salop. By p.s.
Nov. 28. Grant, during pleasure, to John Henbur, alderman of Dinbigh, for his
Westminster, good service to the king's father, of the offices of the rhaglawship and
' wodewardships * of the king's lordship and land of Dynbigh, with all fees
pertaining to the same. By p.s.
Dec 5. General ^rdon to Boger Tong of all offisnces committed by him before
Westminster. 14 October last. By K.
Dec. 3. General pardon to William Bowdeler late of Wolscaston, co. Salop,
Westminster. < yoman,' alias Bowedeler late of Whytyngeslowe, co. Salop. By p.s.
Membrane 2.
Nov. 28. Confirmation to the warden and coUege of St. Mary Otery, co. Devon,
Westminster, founded for 42 persons, of licences by letters patent dated 7 July,
25 Edward IIL, and 10 August, 15 Henry YI., for the acquisition and
appropriation in mortmain by them of the church of Ippelpen, co. Devon,
1 EDWARD IV.— Part n. 63
X461. Membrane 2-^coni*
from the alien abbot and convent of Foug^res (de Fulgeriii) in Brittany ;
and grant in mortmain to them of all lands late of Nicholas Wodegrave in
Chellesworth alias Chellesworthy, co. Devon, in the king's hands by the
exile of the Jews, all lands in le Ford in the parish of Ippelpen which the
abbot of Fougdres alienated to Henry att Forde and Juliana his wife without
licence, and a messuage and an acre of arable land within the manor of
Ippelpen which he alienated to Henry. Seuell without licence, all of which
he held from Richard II. as of the foundation of the church of Ippelpen.
ByK.
Sept. 6. Grant for life to the king's servitor Thomas Garnet, esqture, of an
Westminster, annuity of 20/. from 4 March last firom the farm of the subsidy and ulnage
of cloth within the town and liberty of Bristol and from a moiety of the
forfeiture. By p.8.
Aug. 9. The like to the king's servitor Thomas Brodbrigge of the office of
Windsor, controller of the king's works within his castle of Wyndesore and other
manors and lordships appertaining, receiving the accustomed fees from the
issues of the castle or lordship at the hands of the constable or his lieutenant.
By p.s.
Dec. 3. Grant to the burgesses and good men of Beverley of pavage for fourteen
Westminster, years, to be expended under the supervision of John Holme, one of the barons
of the Exchequer, Alexander Crake, William Mayne and John Wilton.
Dec. 1. Grant for life to Philip Herveys, esquire, of the office of master of the
Westminster, king's ordnance from 18 June last, receiving wages of 2s, daily for himself,
6^. daily for his clerk and 6d, daily for a yeoman from the king's proffers
and all other debts at the receipt of the Exchequer. By p.8.
Nov. 24. The like to Robert Lumley, page {pagettus) of the king's chamber, of
Westminster, the office and custody of the wood of Beynclyf, co. York, receiving the
accustomed fees. By p.s.
Dec. 4. Grant to the king's servitor John Moyll of Dynbigh, a native of Wales,
Westminster, of letters of denization. By p.s. and for 6ff. 8df. paid in the hanaper.
Dec. 4. Grant for life to John Swancote of Bristol of all lands called ^Bamys
Westminster, landes ' in the parish of Clebery within the king's manor and lordship of
Cleobery, co. Sidop. By pji.
Dec. 4. The like to Nicholas Femberton, for his good service to the king's father
Westminster, and the king, of the office of the bailiwick of the lung's part of Cotyngham,
CO. York, receiving 2d. daily with all other accustomed profits. By pjs.
Dec 7. The like to Balph Pudsay, knight, of 20/. yearly from the customs and
Westminster, subsidies of wools, hides and wool-fells and the petty custom in the port
of Eyngeston on HulL By K.
MSMBRANS 1.
Dec. 8. Ghrant, during pleasure, to the mayor and barons of Sandwich of 100/.
Westminster, yearly from the customs and subsidies of all merchandise in the port there,
to be expended with 20/. provided by themselves on the vralls and fortifica-
tions of the town and the entrance to the port by the supervision of John
Fogge, knight, John Scotte, knight, and John Oxenden or their deputies.
By p.8.
Dec. 3. Appointment of the king's kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick, to execute
Westminster, the office of steward of England at the trial of Henry VI. and other rebels,
who murdered the king's father Richard, duke of York, M Wakefield,
[Foedera,]
Dec. 7. General pardon to John Assh alias Wakerley, esquire. By p.8.
Westminster.
64 CALENDAR OF PATENT E0LL8.
1461. Memhrane 1 — cont.
Dec. 8. Grant for life to William Spenser of a pension of 10/. jearlj from the
Westminster, parish church of Botherham, co. York, at the hands of the abbot and
convent of Bonghforth. By p.8.
Dec. 11. The like to Edward Kjogdon, one of the yeomen of the crown, of the
Westminster, office of the bailiwick of Surrey aliiis * Bagshotes bailly * in the king's
forest of Wyndesore, receiving the accustomed fees from the issues of the
counties of Oxford and Berks. By p.s.
Dec 8. The like to the king's servant Ealph Banastre of the office of keeper of
Westminster, the king's park of la Vise, co. Wilts, from 6 March last, with fees as in the
times of Edward III. or Bicliard II. at the hands ot the farmers or other
occupiers of the same lordship. By p.8.
Dec. 8. The like to the said Balph of the same, with fees as above from the
Westminster, issues of the king's lordship of la Vise. By p.8.
Dec. 9. Grant to the abbot and convent of Malmesbury of 100/. from the first
Westminster, moneys from the first moiety of the tenth granted by the clergy of the
province of Canterbury in the diocese of Salisbury and the archdeaconry
of Wilts, in repayment of the same sum lent by them to the king. By p.8.
Dec. 7. Grant for life to Alvred Cornburgh, yeoman of the crown, of the offices
Westminster, of constable of the king's castle of Launceston, co. Cornwall, and feodary
or escheator of the duchy of Cornwall in the counties of Cornwall and
Devon, from 12 April last, receiving fees as in the years 18 and 19
Edward III. from the issues of the duchy. By p.s.
Dec. 5. Grant to Gresilda, late the wife of John Hende the elder, esquire, and her
Westminster, heirs and assigns of the lordship or manor of Panfeld, alias the priory of
Pannfeld with all lands, tenements, woods, rents, services, and appurten-
ances in Essex and the city of London, at the service of a red rose at
Midsummer. By p.s.
Dec. 4. Mandate to all bailiffs and others to permit Jolm Stedeman, a native of
Westminster. Witsun in Scotland, who has taken an oath of fealty, to inhabit the realm of
England and enjoy his goods peaceably. By p.s.
Dec. 12* The like for Adam Belle, * brewer,' a native of Benale in the parish of
Westminster. St. Cuthbert in Scotland, dwelling at Canterbury, in England. By p.s.
Dec. 12. Grant for life to John Norwode, esquire, of the office of constable of
Westminster, the king's castle of Quenesburgh, co. Kent, and a mill adjacent, from
4 March last, receiving fees as in the time of Eichard II. or Edward III.
from the issues of the lordship or hundred of Middelton in ihe same county,
with all other accustomed profits. By p.8.
Vacated because elsewhere in this year.
Membrane 2ld.
Aug. 8. Commission to William Seintgeorge and Thomas Bnrgoyne to arrest
Windsor. John Folde and Thomas Aydrop, yeomen, and bring them before the king
in conncil.
Aug. 1 . Commission to John Dynham, esquire, and Walter Baleygh to enter into
Westminster, the manors of Boroneshele, Morton, Potteford and Parkham, cos. Devon and
Cornwall, and other lands in the Fame counties late of Baldwin Fulforth,
knight, and Elisabeth his wife, and to receive the issues of the same firom
3 April last to 4 November next and deliver them to the said Elizabeth for
the sustenance of herself and her children, and to remove intruders.
By p.s.
Membrane 20d,
Aug. 14. Commission to John Duram, John Breknok, William Foweler and
Westminster. Edmund Brudnell to deliver tlie gaol of Ayllesbury of John Parker alias
Dyne and Paul Pai'ker alieu Dyne.
1 EDWARD IV.— Part H. 66
1461. MSMBRANB 18df.
July 21. Commission to Walter Wratteslej, esquire, Henry Wrattesley, esquire,
Westminster, and Ralph Wolseley to arrest Edmund Basset and bring him before the
king in council to answer for certain offences against the statute in
Parliament at Gloucester, 2 Richard II.
Sept. 22. Commission to the justices of the peace in the county of Buckingham,
Westminster, the sheriff of the county and the m»yor of Ohepyng Wycombe to arrest
William Spereroan, * sumnour,' and Roger Bent, * corveser,* and bring them
before the king in Chancery.
'Aug. 17- Commission to Roger Walkeden, John Fox, Thomas Wydder and the
Westminster, constable of Barnet to arrest John Blakeney and Isabel his wife ond
Thomas Parker of Barnet, ' taylour,' and bring them before the king in
council. By C.
Mbmbranb \7d.
Sept. 5. Commission of oyer and terminer to the king's kinsmen John, duke of
Bristol. Suffolk, and Henry, earl of Essex, and John Audeley of Audeley, Richard
Fenys of Dacre, William Hastynges of Hastynges, John Sturton of Sturton,
William Herbert of Herbert, John Markham, Robert Danby, William
Yelverton, Peter Ardern, knights, Richard Byngham, Nicholas Ayssheton,
Robert Danvers, Walter Moyle, John Nedeham, Richard Chok, William
Canynges, mayor of Bristol, Thomas Yonge and the sheriffs in the counties
of Gloucester, Hereford, Somerset, Worcester and Stafford and the town of
Bristol. By K.
Mbmbranb I6d.
Nov. 10. Commission to Nicholas Carrewe, esquire, to take and keep safely
Westminster. Nicholas Carrewe son and heir of Thomas Carrewe, esquire, deceased, tenant
in chief, whose custody and marriage belong to the king.
Mbmbranb I4td.
Aug. 12. Commission of oyer and terminer to the king's brother George, duke of
Westminster. Clarence, John Audeley of Audeley, Walter Devereux of Ferres, knight,
Walter Herbert of Herbert, knight, Thomas Herbert, esquire of the body,
William Herbert, esquire, John Don, esquire, John Welford, John Kene
and Hugh Huntley in South Wales. By K.
Sept. 22. Commission to the justices of the peace in the county of Buckingham,
Westminster, the sheriff* of the county and the mayor of Chepyng Wycombe to arrest
William Spereman, ' sumnour,' and Roger Bent, ' corveser/ and bring them
before the king in Chancery.
Oct, 29. Commission to the mayor and bailiffs of Sandwich and Robert Spaldyng,
Westminster, seijeant at arms, to enquire into the complaint of Martin de Sarres of
Gascony, merchant, that when he had taken a ship of 100 tons called le
Seyni John of Seynt John de Luce of Guyne laden with wines, belonging to
himself and Michael de SaiTate, to London under safe conduct of Henry
VI., and had discharged the wines and freighted it again with cloths and
other merchandise to return under the same safe-conduct certain pirates in
divers vessels of the realm seized it on its return at a place called ^ le
Downes,' spoiled it of the merchandise and carried it to Sandwich , and to
seize the ship and merchandise.
u 86914. £
66 ' CA.LENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1461. Membranb 12€?.
Nov. 4. Commission to the mayor and sheriffs of the citj of York to an*est and
Westminster, imprison seditious vagabonds within the city and lib^j of York.
Nov. 13. Commission to the king's brothers George, duke of Clarenoe, and
Westminster. Richard, duke of Gloucester, his kinsmen Richard, eurl of Warwick, Ralph,
earl of Westmoreland, and William, earl of Kent, and John Nevill of
Mountague, Ralph de Graistok, John Scrope of Bolton, William Hastjnges
of Hastynges, Thomas Lumley and John Hudleston, knights, Thomas
Lamplewe, Richard Salkeld^ John Denton, John Skelton, Roland Vaux and
Morisbj to array all the king's subjects of the county of Cumber-
land for defence against his enemies of Scotland and Henry VL and
Margaret his wife and their adherents.
The like to the sai<l dukes and earls, John Nevill of Mountague, Ralph
Graystok, John Scrope of Bolton, William Hastynge of Hastynge, Thomas
Loniley and Robert Ogle, knights, George Lomley, Bertram Herbotell,
Gerard Wydryngton, Robert Maners and William Ogle in the county of
Northu m berliuid.
The like to the said dukes and earls, John Nevill of Mountague, Ralph de
Graystok, John Scrop of Bolton, William Hastynges of Hastynges, Thomas
Lomley, James Strangways, John Conyers, Robert Constable, John Melton,
John Constable and John Say veil, knights, Richard Strangways, James
Strangways, William Burgh, Ralph Assheton, Edmund Hastynges, Robert
Hilliard and John Hatfeld in the county of York.
The like to the said dukes and earls, John Nevill of Mountague, Ralph
de Graystok, John Scrope of Bolton, William Hastynge of Hastynge,
Thomas Lomley, Robert Ogle, Thomas Parre and Richard Musgrave,
knights, Thomas Middelton, William Parre, John Parre and Richard
Musgrave, esquire, in the county of Westmoreland.
Mbmbranb \ld.
Oct. 28. Commission to William Fawconer and Robert Nixon to arrest Edward
Weatminntcr. Catayn and bring him before the king in council.
Fragment of a commission directed to Ghiliard DureforJ of Duras, knight,
Walter Blount, knight, Otho Worsley and William Pyrton.
Mbmbranb lOd.
Aug. 17. Commission to the king's kinsmen John, duke of Norfcdk, John, duke of
Westminster. Suffolk, and John de Warenne, knight, and John Bourghchier of Bamers,
Miles Stapulton, William Chamberleyn, and William Yelverton, knights,
Henry None, Richard Sotheweil, Gilbert Debynham, John Tymperley, John
Fyncham and the sheriff* to enquire into all robberies, murders and other
crimes in the county of Norfolk and arrest and imprison the offenders.
Oct. 12. Commission to the king's kinsman, Richard, earl of Warwick, Edmund
Westminster. Browegi-eyne, mayor of Coventry, Henry Boteler, John Grewel^ Thomas
Huggeford, Richard Hotofte and John Beaufitz, to enquire into certoin
treasons, insurrections, felonies, trespasses and other offences within the
said city and liberty.
Oct. 18. CommJPBion to the king's kinsman John earl of Worcester, William
Wefltminjiter. Seyntgeorge, knight, John Cheyne, William Hasylden, Richard, Haytfeld,
and Walter Taylard to inquire into divers alleged extortions and oppressions
practised by Simon White, bailitt'of Litlyngton, co. Cambridge, and Richard
Beeston, bailiff of Stouedon, co. Hertford, under colour of their offices.
1 EDWARD IV.— Part II. 6^
1461. Membrane \0d — cont.
Oct. 20. Commission to the king's kinsmen John, duke of Norfolk, John, duke of
Westminfiter. Suffolk, and Jolin de Warenne, knight, and Miles Stapulton, knight,
William Chamberleyn, knight, Henry None, Gilbert Debynham, John
Tymperley, Richard Soihewell, John Fyncheam, George Wyseman, John
Twyer, William Rokwode and the sheiiff of Norfolk to take the castle of
Bokenham, co. Noi-folk, into the king's hands and remove John Knyvet
and William Knyver, esquires, from the custody thereof and arrest and
imprison any who resist. The said castle and the manors of Old Bokenham,
New Bokenham, Tybenham, Bokenham Lathye and two parts of the
tnanor of Gryshagh in Wymondham were taken into the hands of the late
king by virtue, of an inquisition made at Bedyngham on Thursday before
All Saints, 99 Henry YI., before Richard Suthwell, late eseheator In the
county, but the said John and William Knyvet entered into the same on
17 November and have held them since. The king accordingly by letters
patent ordered the said William, Gilbert, John, Richard, John, George,
John and William and William Harleston, esquire, eseheator of Norfolk,
to ti^e the same into his hands and remove the said John and William and
their adherents; and the said Gilbert^ John Twyer and Richard have
certified in Ohaneery that on Tuesday before St. Matthew last thev entered
the outer ward (cugtodiam) of the castle to the foot of a brieve called
* a draght brigge ' across the water and found it raised so that they could
not enter, and Alice, wife of the said John Knyvet, appeared in a little
tower over the inner foot of the bridge, keeping the castle with slings,
* paveises,* faggots, timber and other armaments of war and assisted by
William Toby of Old Bokenham, * gentilman,' and others to the number of
fifty persons^ armed with swords, * glayves,' bows and an'ows, and addressed
them as follows ^-*-' Maister Twyer, ye be a justice of th0 pees and J require
yoa to kepe the ^peas for I well nott leve the possession of this castell to
dye therfore, and if ye begyn to breke the peas or make any waiTe to gete
the place of me I shall d^ende me, for lever I had in suche wyse to dye
thim to be slayne when my husbond cometh home, for he charget me to
kepe it,' so that they were unable to take the castle into the king's hands.
Oct. 26. Commission to William Huggeford, Henry Ratford and Robert Grevell
Westminster. tO'Seiee Humphrey Beaufo, a minor, son and heir of Richard Beaufo,
esquire, deceased, tenant in chief of Herny YI. of an acre of land in
Hilcrombe by the service of the twentieth part of a knight's fee, as appears
by inquisition before John Rugge, eseheator in the county of Woixsester,
and bring him before the king in Chancery.
Nov. 14. • Commission to John Audeley of Audeley, John Stourton of Stonrton,
Westminster, knight, John Done, mayor of Suthampton, Maurice Berkeley, Thomas
Uvedale, John Ingoldesby, Walter Fetyplace, Robert Belhous and John
Walker to arrest and imprison John Bryncheley and others, late servants of
Henry, duke of Exeter, Henry, duke of Somerset, and James, earl of
Wilts, whom he has coUected to stir up sedition in the county of
Southampton and the said town.
Membrane Sd,
Nov. 24. Conunission to the mayor and aherifis of Norwich, and Thomas Elys,
Westminster. John Gylberd, and Godfrey Joe, aldermen, to collect divers sums of money
assessed and granted by the city for the expenses of certain armed men
going in the name of the city to resist the rebels in the north when the
king was there.
G 2
68 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1461. Membrane 7d,
Dec. 1. Commission of oyer and terminer to William Sejnt George, knight,
Westminster. John Chejne, Thomas Burgoyn, Thomas Lokton, John Aiisty, and
William Alyngtoo, pursuant to the statute in Parliament at Westminster,
1 Richard II., on complaint by the prior and convent of Bernewell that
the tenants in bondage of their manor of Chesterton, co. Cambridge, have
thrown off their allegiance. For ^ mark paid in the hanaper.
1462.
Feb. 3. The like to W. bishop of Ely, John, earl of Worcester, William Seint-
Westminster, george, knight, Thomas Gray, John Cheyne, Thomas Burgoyne, William
Haselden, John Ansty, Thomas Lokton, and William Alyngton, on com-
plaint as above. For ^ mark paid in the hanaper.
Membrane od,
1461.
Nov. 26. Commission to Walter Boyce, Philip Cokland, John Fenton and the
Westminster, bailiffs of the ' bailly ' of Lincoln to arrest John Uartlot alicu Hardlot of
Lincoln, ' coke,' and bring him beiore the king in Chancery.
Membrane Id.
Nov. 24. Commission to the bailiffs of Colchester to arrest Hugh Camden alias
Westminster. Candy and bring him before the king in Chancery.
Dec. 12. Commission to John Colshull, Thomas Clemens, Walter Code and the
Westminster, sheriff of Cornwall to enquire into the complaint of Richard Burton and
William Jico tliat when in December, 30 Henry VI., they and others
loaded a barge called la Kateryn of Bayonne, of which William de Suharra
WAS master, with wine, iron, saffi*on and other merchandise and took it to
England under a safe-conduct dated 8 October, 30 Henry VI., and anchored
near St. Ives in Cornwall, Peter Trevuwith, John Harry Barowe, William
Jack Hick, John Petite, John a Neer, Hugh Harry Barowe Ghrauud, John
Jack, William Tr^'skawe, Peter Jack Harry, Henry Pevyn, John Calmae,
Jocosus Amy 11, John Andrewe, Geofirey Harry Barowe and other pirates
seized and disposed of the barge and merchandise ; and to order restitution
and to arrest and imprison the offenders.
69
1 EDWARD rV.— Pabt m.
MSilBRANB 27.
1461.
Aug. 10. Greneral pardon to John Grove late of Westminster, co. Middlesex,
Westminster. < yeoman.' By K.
July 20. Grant for life to the king's servitor John Kendale, esquire, of the office
WestminBter. of controller of the king's works within his palace of Westminster and
Tower of London and elsewhere within the realm, with the accustomed
fees. By K. by word of mouth.
Vacated because otherwise below,
Aug. 10. Grant and confirmation to William Brewster, king's chaplain, of the
Westminster, canonry and prebend which he holds in the king's free chapel of St. Greorge
within Wyndesore Castle, void by resignation of John Pye. By K.
Aug. 13. General pardon to John Broun of Berkhamstede, co. Hertford, ^ gentil-
Westminster. man ' alias esquire, of all offences committed by him before 8 August.
By p.s.
Aug. 12. Appointment for life of Thomas Sandeland as king*B cannoneer (canona-
Westminster, torem) in North Wales and the counties of Chester and Flint, receiving the
accustomed fees at the hands of the king's chamberlain of North Wales.
By p.s.
Aug. 12. The like of the said Thomas as master plumber in the king's castles
Westminster, of Caern[arvon], Beaumaris, Cone way and Hardelagh in North Wales,
receiving fees as above. By p.8.
Aug. 13. Grant for life to Peter Purcell of an annuity of 10/. from the lordship of
Westminster. Waghterard in Ireland, late of James, earl of Ormond, and afterwards
of James, earl of Wilts. By K.
Aug. 15. The like to John Browne of the office of rider (eguitantis) in the
Westminster, king's forest of Morff, co. Salop, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
Vacated because before,
Aug. 8. Grant, during good behaviour, to Thomas Stratton of the offices of clerk
Windsor, and surveyor of the king's works within the realm, with all wages, fees,
liveries, houses, ' storehouses,' lodges, gardens, &c. in the same manner as
William Cly ve or any other holder of the same. By K.
Aug. 15. Appointment, during pleasurie, of the mayor, aldermen and commonalty
Westminster, of the city of London to the offices or occupations of the packing of all
woollen cloths, wool-fells, skins of calves and goats, vessels of pewter and
other merchandise within the city and its liberty, franchises and suburbs
with the ' kippyng ' and ' ponderyng ' of the same, the supervision of the
measurement and weighing of the same and the opening of all customable
merchandise at the port, the office or occupation of the carriage of wools,
wool-fells^ tin and other merchandise between the Thames and houses
of aliens, the office or occupation of the garbling of spices and other
merchandise at the city, the office of ganger there, and the office or occupation
of * wyredrawers,' with the accustomed fees.
Vacated because before.
Aug. 12. Grant for life to John Herbert of the office of king's attorney in all the
Westminster, king's courts in England and Wales and the counties of Kermerdyn and
Cardigan in South Wales, receiving the accustomed fees at the hands of the
king's chamberlain of Kermerdyn from the issues of those counties. By K.
70 • CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
J 461. Membrane 27 — conJt,
Aug. 13. The like to John Pilkyngton, esquire of the body, of a hospice and four
'WestmiiiBter. shops adjacent in the suburbs of London in the parish of St. Botolph in the
ward of Aldrvcfagate,' which Gilbert Parre, esquire, lately had of the grant
of Henry VL " By p.s.
Aug. 1 . The like to James Thekenesse that he be king's chaplain within the
Westminster, king's castle of Chester to celebrate divine service for the king and
his progenitors^ receiting 100*. yearly for his salary and 6#. 8cf. for wine
and light at mass. By p.s.
MSMBRANB 26.
July 27. Licenoe for Henry Oourtenay, esquire, brother and> heir of Thomas
Westminster. Courti»nay, late earl of Devon , and uon and heir of Thomas Courtenay, late
earl of Devon, to enter freely, without proving his age or other formality,
into 18/. 6s. Sd. yearly from the profits of the county of Devon, the manor
and borough of Tyverton and the hundred there with the advowsons
of three portions with cures in the church there, the manor of Toppesham,
the hundired of Harigge, a free fishery in the river Exe, 8/. yearly rent from
demesne lands in Holboughtou, the manor of Chalvelegh and the borough
there with the advowson of the church, the borough of Keneford, the manor
of Musbery with the advowson of the church, a uir5ssuage and a carucate
of land in Broklond Trille and Smalecombe, a moiety of the markets in
Cruldiche with the profits of the same, the hundred of Bodelegh, a messuage
called * Peti Bretayne ' with a garden adjacent within the city of Exeter, a
messuage and 8 acres of land in Newton Cherlowe, co. Devon, three knights'
fees in Escoker, Northcoker and Hardyngton, the manor of Crukern and
the hundred there and the advowson of the church and three portions in the
same, the advowson of the chantry of St. Mary in the same church and the
cemetery, the advowson of the church of Hemyngton and the manor of
Misterton, co. Somerset, the manor of Hulle by Iwemeraynster, the manor
pf Ebrighton with the advowson of tho. church, the advowson of the priory
of Lodresse and a knight's fee in Childokford alias Childaklord, co. Dorset,
the manor of Sutton Courtenay with the advowson of the church, co. Berks,
the manor of Wodesdon with the advowson of three portions of the church,
the manor of Hillesdon, co. Buckingham, the manor of Brommore with the
advowson of the priory of Brommore, and the manors of Old Lemyngton
and New Lemyogton, co. Southampton, and ail views of frank-pledge,
4^ourts .le^t, liberties) franchises, privileges, offices, markets, fairs, warrens
and wreck of sea in all manors and lands held by the said earls, and to enjoy
aU profito of the same. By p.s.
Aug. 26. Grant, during good behaviour, to the mayor, commonalty and citizens of
Winchcombe. London of the offices or occupations of the packing of all woollen cloths,
wool-fells, skins of. calvea and goats, vessels <rf pewter and other
merchandise, the supervision of the measuring and weighing of the same,
and the supervision of tlie opcoing of all customable merchandise putting in
to the port of safety, within the liberty, franchise and suburbs of the city,
the office of the packing of all woollen cloths and wool-fells of lambs, goats
and calves, with the * kippyng ' and * ponderyng ' of the same, and of vessels
of eleotrum and other merchaiidise, the carriage of wools, wool-fells, tin and
other merchandise between tha Thames and houses of aliens, the office or
occupation oi the garbling of spices and other merchandise in the city, the
office of gauger there and the office or occupation of * wynedrawera,' with the
accustomed fees and profits. By p.s.
Sept. 7. Grant for life to John Broun of the offices of steward and rider
Bristol. (eguitatoru) of the king's forest of Morff, receiving the accustomed fees
at the hands of the king's bailiffs of Brignorth from the issues of the mills
there. By p.s.
\
1 EDWARD IV.— Pabt IU. 71
1461. Membrane 26 — cont,
Sept. 14. Licence for John, abbot of St. Mary's, Fouutejns, eo. York, to go where
Oxford., he will within the realm, notwithstanding that on 14 August he acknow-
ledged in Chancery that he was bound to the king in 2,000/. to be paid at
Michaelmas. By p.s.
June 1. Grant for life to the king's servitor Robert Chattok of the city of London
Westminster, of the office of ganger of wines, oils and honey within the port of Kyngeston
on Hull and creeks and places belonging to it, with the accustomed fees.
By p.s.
May 7. Grant to the king's kinsman Richai'd, carl of Warwick, ^f the custody of
Middleham. all lordships, manors and lands with knights' fees and advowsons held by
the king's uncle George Neville, knight, lord Latymer, within the county
of York or elsewhere, during the idiotcy of the latter, even though no
inquisition has been taken. By other letters patent.
Membrane 25.
Aug. 19. Grant \o the king's servant Hugh Shirley of 10/. yearly rent from the
Westminster, king's pasture called * Wegenhale ' in his lordship of Kyngeslane, co.
Hereford, pertaining to his earldom of March, until he shall be provided
with an office to the same value. By K.
Aug. 22. General pardon to Peter Belie son of John Belie of the island of
Oxford. Gamesey, ' sherman,' for all offences committed by him before 14 August.
By p.8.
Aug. 24. Grant, during pleasure, from Easter last, to the guardian and convent
Oxford. of Friars Minors of Oxford of 50 marks yearly at the receipt of the
Exchequer, as was granted to them by Edward I. and other kings of
England. By p.s.
Aug. 12. Grant for life to the king's kinsman John, duke of Norfolk, from Easter
Westminster, last, of the custody of the king's castle of Scardeburgh and all issues per-
taining to the same to the valne of 20/. yearly with a robe yearly at
Christmas at the great wardrobe, and 25 marks yearly from the issues of
the town of Scardeburgh and 26 marks yearly from the issues of the county
of York. By p.s.
Aug. 12. The like to John Tymperley, esquhe, servant of John, duke of Norfolk,
Westminster, of a yearly rent of 20/. from the issues of the counties of Norfolk and
Suffolk, until he shall be provided with an office tu the same value. By p.s.
Aug. 9. Grant, during pleasure, to John Spevy, soldier of Calais, of the office of
Westminster, purveyor of timber for the king's works in Calais and carriage for the
same, receiving the accustomed fees at the hands of the treasurer of Calais.
By p.s.
Aug. 29. Grant, during good behaviour, to Thomas Walker, clerk, of the office of
Silbury. chirographer and keeper of the king's writs and records of the Common
(Serlebiiry.) Bench of Ireland, receiving the accustomed fees. By p.8.
Grant for life to Petronilla Mountferand, late the wife of Bertram, lord
Mountferand, on account of her poverty, of an annuity of 20/. at the
Exchequer until she shall be otherwise provided for. By p.s.
Aug. 31. General pardon to Thomas Plotte, late of Gravesende, co. Kent, * maryner,*
Combury. of all oifences committed by him before 18 August. By p.s^
July 22. Grant to John de Kyrton of the office of the bailiwick of Boston, co.
WestmiDster. Lincoln, during the minority of Henry, son and heir of Edmund, late carl
of Bichmond, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
72 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1461* Membrane 25 — cont,
Sept. 4. Appointment of John Smert as the king's principal herald and Chirter
Bristol. King of Arms ; and grant to him for life from Easter lastt of 40/. yearly
irom the farm and issues of the counties of London and Middlesex.
By p. 8.
July 25. Grant for life to Edward Hardgill, one of the yeomen of tbe crown, of 6i/.
Westminster, daily for his fee, from 4 March last, from the fee farm of the town or city
of Norwich. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the mayor, keepers, citizens, bailiffs, or sheriffs
of Norwich.
Grant for life to John Langford, one of the yeomen of the crown, of 6</.
daily for his fee, from 4 March last, from the fee farm of the city or town
of Worcester. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the mayor, sheriffs, &c. of Worcester.
Sept. 3. Grant for life to John Dndman, late keeper of the king's parks of Cosham,
Bristol. CO. Wilts, on account of his age and poverty, of 3c?. daily at the hands of the
farmers of the king's lordship and manor of Cosham. By K.
Sept. 7« The like to Patrick Cogle, clerk, of the ofi&ce of clerk of the crow n of
Bristol. Ireland, receiving fees of 10 marks yearly from the issues of the county of
Dublin, with all other accustomed profits. By p.s.
1462. Membrane 24.
Feb. 20. Confirmation for life to Frances Mull, late the wife of William Mull,
Westminster, knight, of the manors of Avenbury and Alaynesmore and divers lands and
tenements in Tregeit, co. Hereford, with all lands, rents, ser%'ices, advowsons,
knights' fees and other appurtenances. Thomas Mull, father of the said
William was seised of the above and granted them to William and Frances
and the heirs of the body of William with remainder to the heirs of the body
of Juliana de Rous, rendering to him for his life 10/. yearly for the manor of
Alaynesmore ; and they acscordingly were seised of the same, and Frances
held them after the death of William, until by reason of an Act of Parlia-
ment at Westminster, 4 November, they were taken into the king's hands.
The king by letters patent dated 7 December granted licence to Frances to
enter into the same, but on account of an ambiguity the present letters were
™^'6* By K. and for \ mark paid in the hanaper.
Feb. 23. Grant for life to Thomas Gille the younger of the office of the water-
Westminster. baiHwick in the port of Dertmouth and places and creeks adjacent, with
profits as in the last year of Edward III. and the first of Richard II.
Vacated because otherwise below. By K.
Feb. 26. Exemption for life of Ralph Botiller, knight, lord of Sudeley, on account
Westminster, of his debility and age, from personal attendance in council or Parliament,
and from being made collector, assessor or taxer of tenths, fifteenths or
other subsidies, commissioner, justice of the peace, constable, bailiff or other
minister of the king, or trier, arrayer or leader of men-at-arms, ai-chers, or
hobelers. And he shall not be compelled to leave his dwelling for war.
1461. "' ^
Dec. 23. Grant in fee simple to Thomas Walgrave, knight, of the manors of
Westmmster, Merkis in Raydon Hall, Morefes in Waldingfeld, Overhall in Bures and
Silvestres Hall in Bures, co. Suffolk, and Foxherd Hall, Weston and
• Listen, CO, Essex, lately belonging to James Ormond, earl of Wilts.
By p.s.
1 EDWARD IV.— Pabt III. 73
. 1462. Membrane 24 — cant.
Feb. 23. Belease to the provost and college of St. Mary's, Eton by Windsor, co.
Westminster. Buckingham, of all fines, amercements, issues, forfeitures, reliefs, scutage.9
and other debtH due from them to the king before 1 October last, and all
actions for the same. By K.
Feb. 25. Grant for life to the king's servitor Roger Grandorge, ' gentilman,' of SO/.
Westmiaster. yearly out of an annuity of 38/. from the priory of Monkenferlowe, co.
Wilts, granted by Henry VI. to the college of Eton at the hands of the
prior. By K.
Feb. 23. Grant in frank almoin, from 4 March last, to William Westbury, the
Westminster, provost, and the college of St. Mary's, Eton by Windsor, co. Buckingham,
that they may pray for the good estate of the king and Cicely his mother
and for their souls after death and the souls of the king's father Richard,
late duke of York, and his progenitors, of the hospital of St. l^eter by
Windsor, the manors of Bledlowe, co. Buckingham, and Cottesford, co.
Oxford, formerly parcel of the alien priory of Okebourn, the alien priory
of Stratfeldsay with all its possessions in the counties of Southampton and
Berks, the portion of the alien prioress of Claruissel {de Claro Rivalo)
in the church of Mapilderham alias Mapildram, co. Oxford, the alien
priories of Cogges and Mynstrelovell in the same county with their
possessions, the manors or alien priories of Cretyng and Everdon, cos.
Suffolk and Northampton with their appurtenances, the alien priories of
Dockyng and Sporle, co. Norfolk, with their appurtenances, a yearly impost
(appartum) of 13s. 4d, which the prior and convent of Thetford used to
render to the house of Cluny, a pension of 2 marks yearly which the prior
and monks of Horsham St. Faith, co. Norfolk, used to render to the abbot
of Conches, a yearly pension of 40f . from the church of Alveley, co. Essex,
the priory of Leomynstre, co. Sussex, with its appurtenances, the manor of
Estwrotham, co. Norfolk, with its appurtenances, parcel of the alien priory
of Okebourn, the fruits of the church of Elyngham, co. Southampton, the
manors or priories of Clatford and Hullavyngton, co. Wilts, with their
appurtenances, the manor or lordship of Hjnnepedyll alias Peydelhynton,
CO. Dorset, lately belonging to the alien priory of Mortayn, the fruits of the
church of Sturmynstre Marchall and certain lands in the couniy of Dorset
late of the alien house of St. Giles of Pont Omer (de ponie Adomare\ the
alien priory of Stoke Courcey, co. Somerset, with its appurtenances and
100;. yearly which the abbot of Redyng used to render for lands in
Esthenrith.' By K.
Feb. 20. Grant for life, from 4 March last, to Laurence bishop of Durham,
Westminster, and William, earl of Kent, of the king*s manor, castle or lordship of
WresuU, co. York.
Feb. 20. Grant to Robert Knolles, king's clerk, of the deanery of the royal chapel
Westminster, of St. Burian, CO. Cornwall.
1461.
Nov. 26. General pardon to Hugh Doune of Utkynton, co. Chester, * gentilman,'
Westminster, alias Hugh Daune, esquire. By p.s.
Dec. 24. Grant in frank almoin, from 3 March last, to the master and scholars of
Westminster, the college or house of St. Michael within the university of Cambridge of
the alien priory of Wengale, co. Lincoln, with its appurtenances. By p.s.
1462.
Feb. 1. Presentation of Master John Barker to the parish church of Witherne,
Westminster, in the diocese of Lincoln, void by resignation of Thomas Downham,
chaplain. By K.
74 CALBNDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1462. Membrane 23.
Jan. 20. ■ Innpeximus and confirmation to the mayor and burgesses of Pole of
WefltioiDBter. letters patent dated 8 July, H Henry VI., being a licence to them to fortify
the town and port of Pole, and granting that the port of Melcombe shall no
longer be a port after St. Hilary but a creek, and that the mayor of Pole
shall have power of receiving cognisances of the staple and other privileges
as does the mayor of Southampton. For 208, paid in the hanaper.
Feb. 7. Qrant, during pleasure, to the king's kinsman John, earl of Worcester,
Westminster, of the office of constable of England, with the accustomed fees.
By K. by word of mouth.
Feb. 6. Grant for life to Bichard Mu8gi*ave the younger, esquire, of the office of
Westminster, constable of the king's castle of Burham, co. Westmoreland, and surveyor of
the castle and lordship, with all the accustomed proiits* By p.s.
Jan. 20. Grenerai pardon to Thomas Hay ward, clerk. By p.s.
Westminster.
Feb. 22. Gi'ant in frank almoin, from 4 March last, to Kobert Wodelark the
Westminster. proTOst, and the scholars of the college of SS. Mary and Nicholas, Cambridge,
[King's], that they may pray for the good estate of the king and Cicely his
mother and for the soul of the king after death and those of his father Bichard,
late duke of York, and his progenitors, of the manor of Ruyslepe, co.Middlesex,
parcel of the alien priory of Okebourn, with a plot called 'Northwod ' and all
lands and other appurtenances, the manor of Willoughton late of the abbot
and convent of St. Nicholas, Angers, the alien priory of AUerton Maleverer,
CO. York, a farm and rent of 100^. from a yearly impost which the prior of
Wenlok, co. Salop, used to pay to the alien house of la Charity of Cluny,
the manors or lordships of Monkeston and Combe, parcel of the said priory
of Okeburn, a yearly farm of 40«. which the prior of Hilda, co. Nottingham,
pays to^the king from au impost to the chief house of the priory beyond seas,
the priory of Prihaulx or manor of Stourepriaulx with its appurtenances,
formerly pertaining to the abbess and convent of Saint Legier in Priaulx in
Normandy, with the advowson of the same, the manor of Brighteston
Deverell, co. Wilts, late parcel of the alien priory of Okebourn, tlie manor
or priory of Horstede, co. Norfolk, the priory of Wotton and the manor of
Molkeley, co. Warwick, with their appurtenances, the manor of Westwortham,
CO. Norfolk, the priory of St. James by Exeter, co. Devon, with its appur-
tenances, the manor of Withiam aliiis Withyamme caUed ' Monk en
Courte,' the manor of Lesyngham, co. Norfolk, parcel of the priory of Ocke-
bourn, the priory of Brysette, co. Suffolk, with all its possessions, and the
priory of Tofftes, co. Norfolk. By K.
Feb. 23. Grant to Thomas Pylkyngton, * gentilman,' son of Robert Pylkyngton,
Westminster, esquire, and the heirs male of his body of the manor of Keppok, co. Uriel,
in Ireland, and all other lands and i)osses8ions in Ardee, Dundalke, Barne-
myth, Talazhalyn and Talazdownhill in the same county, late of John
Hadsore and forfeited to the crown through his rebellion, with knights'
fees, courts leet, warrens and all other profits. By p.s.
Feb. 20. Grant for life to Thomas Witham, from Michaelmas Uist, for his good
Westminster, service to the king and his father Richard, late duke of York, oij20i. yearly
from the fee farm of the town of Scardeburgh and the manor of Walgrave
and from (JO acres of land and the issues of the town. By p.s.
Feb. 6. Grant for life to Richard Musgrave the yonnger, esquire, of all lands
W estminster. called ' le demaynlande * pertaining to the castle of Burgham and three
messuages at Wodeside and three messusges called ^ Morehouses ' with all
lands pertaining to them and all the king's grain called * Ringage comne '
pertaining to the castle to be received at Clifton, all of which do not exceed
the value of 10/. yearly and came to the king's hands by virtue of an Act of
PHplinnient at Westminster, 4 November. By p.s.
1 EDWABD IV.^Part IH. 75
1462. - u . Me$nbrane 23 — cont.
Feb. 4. The like to the king's servitor Henrj 'F^ine of the office of one of the
Westminster, foresters of the king^e said forest (sic)^ receiving the accustomed fees
from the issues of the counties of Somerset and Dorset in the same manner
as Gilbert Marty n in the time of Edward III. By K.
Feb. 20. Grant to the king's servant John Burgh, gentleman, and the heirs male
Westminster, of his l)ody of all the lands and possessions in the county of Lincoln of
which John Maidenwell, late of Kirketon in Lindesey, co. Lincoln, gentle-
man, was seised, and which were forfeited to the crown through his rebellion
and do not exceed the yearly value of 10/. By p.s.
Membrane 22.
Jan. 10. Grant for life to Henry Filingley, one of the yeomen of the king's cellar,
Westminster, of all the lands and possessions which Laurence HiUe had in the counties
of Buckingham and Berks and elsewhere within the realm, not exceeding
the value of 12/. yearly, forfeited to the crown. By p.s.
Feb. 1. Grant to Joan Dynham, widow, late the wife of John Dynham, knight,
Westminster, of the custody of all manors, lands and other possessions with advowsons
late of Thomas Carrewe, esquire, from the time of his death during the
minority of Nicholas his son and heir, with the marriage of the latter,
and so from heir to heir if he die during minority, without rendering
any account ; in furtherance of a like grant to her by letters patent dated
6 October, surrendered, which are invalid because the king had then no title
to the said lands, nor had any inquisitions been taken for a month before.
By p.s.
Feb. 10. Grant for life to Robert Wenyngfon of Dertmouth of 10/. yearly from
WeHtminster. Michaelmas last from the customs and subsidies in the ports of Exeter
and Dertmouth. By p.s.
Feb. 10. Grant to the mayor and burgesses of Dertmouth of 30/. yearly from the
Westminster, customs and subsidies ia the ports of Exeter and Dertmouth for 20 years
from Michaelmas last, in aid of their expenses in the defence of the borough
in chains, boats called ' cobbellys,' anchors, great cords called ' cables,' and
* pulleis,' wages of watchmen, and cannons and powder and other habiliments
of war. By p.s.
Jan. 3. Grant for life to the king's servitor William Brandon, esquire, and
Westminster. Elizabeth his wife of the manors of Shire and Vachery^ co. Surrey, of the
yearly value of 36/., in the king's hands by forfeiture of James, late earl of
Wilts. By p.s.
Feb. 23. Presentation of Richard Jhonson, king's clerk, to the vicarage of Pevesey,
Westminster, in the diocese of Salisbury.
Feb. 12. Grant for life to John Kendale, for his good service to the king's father
Westminster, and the king, of the office of controller of the king's works within the realm
from 20 July last, receiving wages of I2d. daily for himself and 6d. dailj
for his clerk from the issues of the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, with a
robe of the suit of the king's esquires yearly at the great wardrobe and all
other profits, houses, gardens, etc. pertaining to the office. By K.
Feb. 10. Grant to John Blakhed and the heirs of his body of all lands late of
\Ve8tminster. John Bbtiller in Fermbtitgh, Co. Somerset, reaching • the value of 100*.
yearly. By p.s.
Feb. 4. Grant, during pleasure, to John Denysshe, Richard Bele, Eobert Oldum
WesnniDster. and William Barnabe of the scrutiny and supervision of all * berebrewers '
within the realm, because the latter have not hitherto been supervised by
the officers of the assize of bread and ale as is the custom in other lands
where the mystery is practised. They are to see that the malt is good and
76 CALENDAR OF PATENT EOLLS.
1462. Membrane 22'~'Cont.
made from good barlej and oats or barley and wheat and free from worms
called * wyfles ' and that ' lez hoppez ' are also good, and that the * here ' is
sufficient! J cooked and not sweet and does not leave the brewhouse until
eight days after brewing. They EhaU forfeit all malt, hops and beer that
they find defective to the lords of the land. When a quarter of malt is sold
for 38. Ad. barrels of beer called ' double coyte,* containing 36 gallons, are to be
sold for 2s. Sd,y and when the quarter is sold for As. the barrels are to be sold
for 3^. 4c/., and an increase of I2d, in the price of the quarter shall give an
increase of \d.in the gallon. Barrels of beer called ' sengle coyte,' con-
taining 36 gallons, are always to be sold for 2s. They are to receive a fee
of ^. on each barrel, and shall have power of arrest. By pa.
Membrane 21.
March 1. Ratification to Anna late the wife of Aubrey de Vi^er, who died without
WeBtmiDster. issue by her, of her estate in the manors of Wygeston, co. Leicester,
Calverton with certain lands and the market of Stonystratford, co. Buck-
ingham, Whitchirche, co. Buckingham, Badilsmere, co. Kent, Buryes-
gyffard, Vaux by Uedyngham and Downham, co. Essex, and Kensyngton
and Knotty ngesbernys, co. Middlesex, which she and her husband held to
themselves and the heirs of their bodies.
By K. and for ^ mark paid in the hanaper.
Feb. 20. Grant for life to Thomas Vaghan of the king's part of the manor and
Westminster, lordship of Penkelly in Wales with all messuages, tofts, lands, rents, courts,
liberties and profits pertaining to it, to the value ot 20/. yearly. By p.5.
Jan. 20. The like to Traharn ap Jevan ap Meryk and John ap Jenkyn, esquires, of
Westminster, the manor of Nemyngton Regis, co, Devon, with advowsons, wards,
maniages, escheats, views of frank-pledge, courts leet and other appur-
tenances, late of Thomas Comewaill, esquire, and iu the king's hands
through his rebellion, to the value of 30/. yearly. By p.s.
Feb. 22. Grant in frank almoin to Thomas. Wylmote, vicar of Asshettesford, co.
Westminster. Kent, of the manor and town of Dounton Weylate, co. Essex, with the
advowson of the church there, the manor of Preston and Hoo, co. Sussex,
lately pertaining to the priory of Okeburn, and a yearly pension of 100*.
which the prior of Lewes pays to the king from a certain impost lately due to
the abbey of Cluny, quit of farms, rents, tenths, fifteenths and all demands,
to find two chaplains and two secular clerks to celebrate divine service in
the church for the pood estate of the king, his kinsman George, bishop of
Exeter, John Fogge, knight, and Alice his wife and I'homas Colt while
alive, and for their souls after death, and those of the king's father Richard,
duke of York, his brother Edmund, earl of Rutland, his uncle Richard, earl
of Salisbury, Thomas Kyryell, knight, Robert Hoorne, esquire, and others
of the county of Kent kiUed in battle at Northampton, St. Albans and
Shirboum, notwithstanding grants of the same by Henry IV. Henry V.
or Henry VI. By K.
Jan. 14. Grant, for seven years, to John Bedale of a tenement in the town of
Westminster. Clyff within the parish of Hemyngbourgh in the hberty and franchise of
Houden, co. York, lately demised to him by Thomas, lord Roos, a rebel.
By p.8.
Feb. 4. Grant to William Cheyne of 100*. yearly from Michaelmas last from the
Westminster, issues of the county of Devon, antil he shall have an office for life of that
value. By p.s .
Feb. 28. Grant for lif'> to John Higham, esquire, for his good service to the king
We>tmin8ter. and his father, o( the office of chief i emembraucer of the exchequer of
Ireland, receiving a fee of 10/. yearly from the fee farm of the city of
Dublin^ with all other accustomed profits. By p.s.
1 EDWARD IV.— Part III. 77
1462. Membrane 21 — cont.
Feb. 20. Grant to the king's servant Richard Herbert, esquire, and the heirs male
Westminster, of his body of the manor and lordship of Mockas and the manor of Grove,
CO. Hereford, and all lands and possessions late of John Skydmore, knight,
in the counties of Hereford, Gloucester and Salop and Wales and the
marches of Wales, and also the manor of Mounton, the manor and lordship
of Fen and a moiety of the manor and lordship of Eton by Rosse, co.
Hereford, and all other lands and possessions late of Thomas Fitzharry of
Hereford, esquire, in the said counties and marches in Wales, in the king's
hands by reason of their forfeitures and an act of Parliament at West-
minster, 4 November, with all franchises, libertie<i, courts, views of frank
pledge, hundreds, fairs, markets, stews, warrens, knights' fees, advowsons,
wreck of sea and other emoluments, to the value of 100/. yearly, and with
all profits from 4 March last. By p.s.
Feb. 25. Grant for life to Thomas Seyntleger, for his service in battle, of the
WestmiDster. manor of Wedon Beke, co. Northampton, and all lands and possessions late
of William Waynesford in Aylesbury and Bereton, co. Buckingham, and
also the manors of Colvyles, Scraythes, Leverers, Gatwardes, Moyiies,
Carleton, and Wyllyngham, co. Cambridge, and all other lands and pos-
sessions there late of Thomas Fyndern, knight, in the king's hands by reason
of an act of forfeiture in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, with
courts leet, views of frank pledge, parks, warrens, stews, fairs, markets and
other profits, to the value of 100 marks yearly, and with all profits from 4
March last. By E.
Jan. 20. Grant to the king's servitor William Herbert, esquire, and the heirs
Westminster, male of his body of the castle and manor of Kylpek, co. Hereford, with
knights* fees and advowsons and also all messuages, lands, rents and
services called ^ Eyngis capuU ' in that county, parcel of the castle and
manor, in the king's hands by reason of the forfeiture of the earl of Wilts,
to the value of 50/. yearly. By p.s.
March 3. Grant for life to David Malpas, yeoman of the crown, of M, daily for
Westminster, his fee from 12 August last from the fee farm and the old and new
increment of the town of Shrewsbury, By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the men, bailiffs, farmers, receivers and other
occupiers of the town. •
1451. Mbmbranb 20.
Nov. 30. Presentation of Richard Hill to the parish church of Fordyngbrigge, in
Westminster, the diocese of Winchester, in the king's gift by reason of the minority of
Henry Stafford, kinsman and heir of Humphrey, duke of Buckingham.
By p.s.
Aug. 6. Grant for life to William Noreys, knight, of the office of steward of the
Westminster, lordships and manors of Cokeham and Bray, co. Berks, receiving the
accustomed fees at the hands of the farmers or occupiers of the same.
By p.s.
Dec. 8. Grant to Thomas Haxby of the chapel or chantry of Holy Cross within
Westminster, the king's castle of Old Sarum, co. Wilts.
Dec. 11. Grant for life to John C/lyfford, esquire, of the office of keeper of the
Westminster, king's wood called * Ohesteynwode,' co. Kent, with fees aa in the times of
Edward III. and Richard II. from 11 April last from the issues of the
king's manor of Middelton, co. Kent. By p.s.
Nov. 18. Appointment for life of the king's kinsman Henry, earl of Essex, as
Westminster master of the king's hunt (deductus) in all his forests, chases and parks
this side Trent, with the accustomed foes. By p.s.
78 CALENDAR OF ?ATENT ROLLS.
1461. Membrane 20 — cont,
April 8. Grant for life to Henry Ferrers, . king's esquire, of the office of the
York. stewardship of Chaylesmore, receiving the accustomed fees. ^j p.8.
April 8. Th« like to the said Henry of the custody or office of keeper of the
York. king's park of Chaylesmore, receiving the accustomed fees. By p.s.
Nov. 8. The like to the king's servant William Colyngbourne of the office of
Westminster, keeper of the king's park of Ludgursale, co. Wilts, from 6 March last,
with fees as in the times of Edward III. and Richard II. from the issues
of the king's manor or lordship of Ludgursale. By p.s.
Dec. 14. Grant to William Parre, esquire, of the custody of all lordships, manors,
Westminster, lands and other possessions late of John Hothom, knight, deceased, and
John Hothom, esquire, his son, deceased^ during the minority of John,
son and heir of the latter, with .the marriage of the heir, and the like
during the minority of the next heir should he die a minor and unmarried,
and so from heir to ' heir, without rendering any iiccount but finding a
competent sustenance for the heir and bearing all charges oh the estate.
' By p.s.
Dec. 9. Grant for life to Alvred Oomeburgh, one of the yeomen of the crown,
Westminster, and Thomas Grayson of the custody of the king's park of Eerribullok
and his foreign woods of Heregerd, Northwode and Grendescombe with
the warrens pertaining to his manors of Eerribullok, Calstoke and
Billyngton within the duchy of Cornwall, with the accustomed fees from
the issues of the duchy and all other profits ; in lieu of a grant for life to
the said Thomas of the custody of the said park by letters patent dated
20 June, surrendered. By p.s.
Dec. 10. The like to John Banham, on account of his age and blindness, of
Westminster. lOOf . 4id. yearly from Easter last from the issues of the subsidy and ulnage
of cloths in the counties of Northampton and Rutland and a moiety of the
forfeiture of the same. By p.s.
Dec. 12. Mandate in pursuance to the fieurmers of the subsidy.
Westminster.
» •
Dec. 9. Grant to William de Hastyngis, knight, and Hoger Ree, esquire, of the
Westminster, collation to the n^xt vacant canonry and prebend in the king's free
chapel of St. Stephen within his palace at Westminster. By p^.
Nov. 5. Grant to William Venoure, William Canynges and John Bluet of the
Westminster, custody of three crofts in the town of Knoll containing 4 acres of land
and 2 acres of pasture, of which Bobert Guy en, deceased, was seised in
his demesne as of fee' and which came into the hands of Edward HI.
through a debt and thence into the bands of Henry IV., Heniy V.,
Heniy VI. ^nd the king, from 4 .March last so long as they remain in the
king's hands, rendering to the king 5^, yearly, as was paid to Hen^ VI.^
and supporting all charges. By p.s.
Mbmbbanb ip«
Nov. 16. Inspexitnus and confirmation to the prior and convent of Bemewell of
Westminster, [letters patent dated] 20 December, 1 [Richard II.], inspecting and con-
firming the following : —
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 18 July, 13 Henry III. [Charter
JRolly 13 Henry IIL, m» 4.], bei^ig a grant to them of a fair yearly
at Bemewell at the day of St. Etheldred.
2. A charter dated at Norwich, 3 January, 18 Edward III. [^Charter
Roily 18 Edward IILy No, 4.], inspecting and confirming a chartei*
dated at Westminster, 3 December, 2 Edward II. [ Charter Rollj
2 Edward IL^ No, 36.], inspecting and confirming a charter dated at
Westminster, 12 June, 13 Edward I. [Charter Roll, 13 Edward I.,
1 EDWARD rv.— Pabt III. 79
1461. Membrane 19 — cont.
No. 82.], inspecting and confirming a charter dated 13 May,
13 Henry III., confirming to them the town of Gestreton, granted
to them by king John. For 60s. paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 19. Grant for life to Simon Walson, for his good service to the king's
Westminster, kinsman the earl of Warwick, of the office of the parkership of the king's
park of Maldiche, co. Wilts, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
Nov. 24. Grant to Thomas Montgomery, king's knight, one of the king's
Westminster, carvers, by mainprise of John Clopton and Thomas Grene, of the
custody of the king's n^inor of Greye» in Caundynsh, co. Suffolk, with
courts leet, knights' fees, mills, escheats, woods and other appurtenances,
for 12 years from Michaelmas last, rendering to the king 23/. 6«. Sd.
yearly and supporting all charges. By p.8.
Nov. 18. Appointment, during pleasure, of William Brigges as controller of the
Weitminster. great and petty custom and the subsidy of wools and wool-fells and the 3«.
in the tun and the I2d. in the pound in the port of Pole and ports and
places adjacent, receiving the accustomed fees, provided that he execute
the office in person. One part of the coket seal is to remain in his custody.
By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 24. Licence for John Dorham, the prior, and the convent of St. Mary,
Westminster. Newstead in Shirrewode, to enclose 48 aeres by the forest perch of their
wood and soil, granted to them by Henry II. as parcel of their foundation,
adjoining the priory on the north, east and south, with a ditch and low
hedge according to the assize of the forest, and hold the same in severalty,
, and to cut down and dispose of the wood growing thereon. By p.s.
Nov. 30. Grant for life to John Austyn of the office of yeoman of the beds and
WeBtminster. armament within the king's castle of Wyndesore, co. Berks, from 7 May
last, receiving 6d. daily, with the accustomed fees from the issues of the
casUe.
Dec. 5. Grant to William Bowes, knight, of 100/. from the issues of the lordship
WestmiDAter. of Alnewyk, in consideration of his having at the king's command taken
the government and custody of the castle, with 100 persons in his company,
from 13 September to 30 November, at his own expense. By p.s.
Dec. 12. Grant in mortmain to the abbot and convent of St Peter's, Abbotesbury,
Westminster, co. Dorset, of the hundred of Uggescombe, with view of frank-pledge and
all issues, fines, and amercements appertaining, rendering the true yearly
value at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Membrane 18.
Nov. 28. Grant for life to Master James Frus, king's physician, of an annuity of
Westminster. 40/. from 4 March last, viz. 20/. from the issues of the king's lordship of
Wigmor, and 20/. from the fee farm of the king's town of Ludlowe. By p.s.
Oct. 15. The like to Mooter Gervasc le Vulre, one of the king's notaries and
Westminster, secretaries in his chancery of France, for his public service of 40 years and
more in France and England, of 50 marks yearly from 4 March last from
the great and petty customs in the port of Suthampton. By p.s.
Dec. 1. The like to William Beaufitz, John Scotte, knight, and Henry Unton,
Westminster, of the office of chirography in the Common Bench, with the accustomed fees.
By p.s.
Dec. 2. Inspeximus and confirmation to the men of Heya of a charter dated
Westminster. 6 June, 7 John [Rotuli Cartarum, p. 153], being a grant to them of
divers liberties. By 20*. paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 30. Grant for life to Thomas Clampard of the office of chief smith of the
Westminster, town of Calais and the marches there, and surveyor of the smith's art there,
receiving the accustomed fees with the mansion without the walls called
' Feryhous^* and all profits as in the times of Edward III. and Bichard II.
By p,s.
80 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
Id-Gl. Membrane 18 — cont.
Nov. 27. Ratification of the estate which Master Peter Taster, king's clerk, has
Westminster, as dean of St. Severin, Bordeaux, parson or rector of the parish church of
St. Mary, Chartham, in the diocese of Canterbury, and prebendary of
Lei^bton Bosard in the cathedral of Lincoln. By p.s.
The like of the estate which Richard Langport has as parson or rector
of the parish church of Brad well, in the diocese of London, and prebendary
of the prebend which Master John Gele had while he lived in the collegiate
church of St. Mary Otrye, in the diocese of Exeter. By p.e.
Dec. 1. Presentation of Master William Ive to the parish church of Temmysford,
Westminster, in the diocese of Lincoln.
Dec. 7. Grant to George, bishop of Exeter, and Henry Webber, dean of Exeter,
Westminster, of 820/. from the first moneys after Michaelmas next from the issues of the
duchy of Cornwall and the coinage of tin in the counties of Cornwall and
Devon, 140/. from the second moiety of a tenth granted by the prelates
and clergy of the province of Canterbury in the archdeaconries of Exeter,
Totton[ey8] and Bamastapol, and 40/. from the same in the archdeaconry
of Cornwall, in repayment of I, OCX)/, lent by them to the king. If this
grant be insufficient the chancellor shall issue further letters patent. By K.
Dec. 9. Grant for life to John Hemyngburgh, esquire, the king's chief cook
Westminster, (archicoco pro ore nostra), of the manors or lordships of Hel wcle and St atton,
COS. Lincoln and Rutland, from 4 March last with * haybote,' ^ housbote,' and
' brennyngwode,' provided that he sufficiently repair and support the manors.
The said manors had been granted to him for life by Humphrey, late duke of
Gloucester, by letters patent. By,p.s.
Dec. 11. The like to William Whelpeley of the custody of the king's castle and
Westminster, gaol of Cambridge, with fees as in the times of Edward III. and Richard 11.
By p.8.
Dec. 11. The like to Robert Hadley, of the city of Coventry, of all lands and
Westminster, possessions within the city which John Norfolke lately had of the grant of
Henry VI., extended at 6 marks yearly. ' By p.s.
Dec. 2. The like to the king's servitor Richard Craford, of the office of water-
Westminster, bailiff of the town of Bristol, receiving the accustomed fees. By p,8.
Membrane 17.
Nov. 16. Grant in frank almoin to William Berkeswell, the dean, and the chapter
Westminster, of the collegiate church of St. Mary and All Saints, Warrewyk, of a parcel
of land and meadow called *Northbroke' in Fulbroke, co. Warwick
enclosed with hedges and ditches in the north of the park of Fulbroke but
not imparked, lying between the highway from Warrewyk to Stratford-on-
Aven on the south and the stream separating it from the common field of
Norton on the north, and betweim an enclosure pertaining to Snyterfeld
called * le Morwehay ' on the west and the common field of Shirburne on
the east ; in recompense for a yearly rent of 8«. l|rf. and a yearly portion of
a tithe of 24*. from the king's lordship of Fulbroke, of which Thomas
Yongo, formerly dean, and the chapter were seised until John, late duke of
Bedford, imparked the said lordship, and for 40 years' arrears of the same,
amounting to 64/. Ss, lOrf., and in consideration of their having undertaken
to keep an obit yearly on 30 December in their church for the souls of the
king's father Richard, duke of York, and Richard Neville, late earl of
Salisbury. By p.8.
Nov. 25. Inspeximiis and confirmation to Hugh John, knight, of the following
Westminster, letters patent of the king's kinsman John, late duke of Norfolk, earl of
Nottingham, marshal of England, lord of Moubray, Segrave and Govver,
EDWAED IV.~Pabt III. 81
l.'lGl. Mefnbrane 17 — cent.
whose possessions are now in the king's hands by reason of the minority of
John, his son and heir : —
1. Grant for life to the said Hugh John, his servant, of the offices of
constable of his castle of Oystermouth in South Wales, reeve of the
lordship and manor of Oystermouth, and siirveyor and approver of
all things within his lordship of Gower, with the accustomed fees ; a
yearly rent of 10 marks from the castle audlordship of Oystermouth, of
which the duke hands him 4d. in silver personally in part payment,
with power of distraint for arrears ; and of 40 acres of his demesne
land lying between the town and church of Oystermouth and between
the castle and mountain there and extending to the sea on the south,
for the livery of seisin of which Res ap William ap Jevan ap Cradok
and Evan ap William ap Evan ap Cradok are appointed attorneys.
Framlingham Castle, 26 February, 29 Henry VI.
2. Grant for life to the said Hugh John and Mary his wife of a yearly rent
of 20 marks from his castles, lordships and fees of Oystermouth within
his lordship of Gower in Wales, with delivery ot'4d, in silver and
power of distraint as above. Fr.)mlingham Castle, 1 April, 29
Henry YI. By p.s. and for 6s. Sd, paid in the hanaper,
Dec. 12. Grant for life to Richard Wydevill, lord of Ryvers, of the office of chief
Westminster, rider of the king's forest o£ Saucy, co. Northampton, with all trees and
profits, viz. dry trees, dead trees, trees blown down, old hedges or coppioe-
hedges, boughs fallen without date, chattels, waifs, strays, pannage of swine,
* dcrefall wode,' ' draenes ' brushwood and brambles, perquisites of courts,
swainmote and other issues within the forest, from the time when he had
the same by letters patent of Henry VI. By K,
Dec 3. General pardon to William Vernon of Netherhaddon, co. Derby, knight,
Westmizister. alieu late of Harlaston, co. Stafford, of all offences committed by him before
4 November. By p.s.
Dec. 18. Grant for life to John Fraunceys and John Curson, esquires, of the
Westminster, offices of parker of the king's park of Postern, co. Derby, and receiver of
the herbage and other profits of the same, and of 26 acres of land and 4
acres of meadow in Duffeld, Wyndeley and Haselwode called ^Rowland'
and Id. daily, which the parkers have always had for the custody, and of
the accustomed fees at the bands of the receivers of the honour of Tutbury.
By ps.
Mbmbranb 16.
Dec. 5. Ifispeximus and confirmation to the prior and convent of Clifford in
Westminiter. Wales of letters patent of the king's father Richard, duke of York, earl of
March and Ulster, lord of Wiggemore and Clare, lieutenant-general and
governor of France and the duchy of Normandy, dated at Radenore Castle,
24 October, 19 Henry VI. granting protection to them and their men and
jiossessions. For ^ mark paid in the hanaper.
Dec. 8. Grant to the bishop of Norwich and his successors of the power t(»
Westminster, appoint justices within his town or borough of Bishop's Lynn without leave
for the king's justices to enter therein, and to levy fines and amercements
without interference from the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer, and
to have goods and chattels of felons there. By K.
Dec. 16. Grant for life to Thurston Hatfeld of the office of the scrjeanty of
We«tmin«ter. Gnysnes in Picardy, with the accustomed fees from the issues of the
lordship of Gnysnes. By p.s.
u 86914. r
62 OALENDAE OF PATENT ROLLS,
1461. Membrane 16— ;ccm/.
Dec. 16. Mandate to all baili& and others to permit John Stagge, chaplain, ft
Westminster, native of Abnrdeen in Scotland, dwelling at Norwich in England, who has
taken an oath of fealty, to inhabit the real^i peaceably and enjoy his goods.
By p.s.
The like for David Myghyll^ a Uf^tiYQ Qf Abtird^eQ in 3ootland^ dvirelling
at Canterbury in !E!ngland,
Mbmbranb 16,
Dec. 2. Grant in frank almoin to the prior, canons and convent of St. Mary's,
Westminster. Bridlyngton, of the church of Scardeborgh and the advowson of the
vicarage and ail issues of the same, without rendering anything to the king,
Henry IV. granted to them 110 marks yearly from the said church by
letters patent; Henry V. by letters patent dated 5 April, 9 Henry V.,
granted to them the said charch, rendering yearly at the Exchequer the
surplus over the said 1 10 marks ; and Henry VI. granted and confirmed to
them the said church and advowson as in the present grant, by lettei's patent
dated 26 February, 20 Henry VI. By p.a.
Dec. 4, Pardon to the king's kinswoman Alice, countess of Salisbury, late the
Westminster, ^jf^ ^f Richard Neville, earl of Salisbury, keeper of the west marches of
Scotland and the forests beyond Trent, and daughter and heiress of Thomas
^ Montagu, late earl of Salisbury, of all debts, accounts and arrears due to
the crown and all actions against her as executrix of the will of her
husband. By K.
Nov. 25. Inspcximus and confirmation to Henry Cook of letters patent of the
Westminster, king's father Richard, duke of York, dated at Beaudeley Manor, 1 October,
25 Henry VI., being a grant for life to the said Henry, yeoman of his
kitchen, of an annuity of 100^. from the issues of his castle or lordship of
Usk in Wales. By p.s. and for \ mark paid in the hanaper.
Dec. 19. Pardon to the citizens of Carlisle, on the frontiers of the west marches
Westminster, of Scotland, ou account of their siege by Margaret, lately called queen of
England, Edward, lately called prince of Wales, Henry, duke of Exeter, and
others, of 40/. yearly out of the 80/. from the fee farm from a mill pertain-
ing to the city, which has been burned, and the king's fishery in the river
Edene ; and grant to them of the custody of the king's fishery of Carlisle
alias the sheriff's net {reikis vicecomitis) alias the fishery of Frithnet in
tlie river Eden, co. Cumberland. By p.s.
Dec. 18. Exemption for life of John Fourmour, servant of the prior of the Hos-
Westminster. pital of St. John of Jerusalem in England, gentleman, of the county of
Middlesex, from being put on assizes, juries, attaints, i^cognisances or
inquisitions and from being made trier of the same, mayor, sherSp, escheator,
coroner, justice, collector, assessor, taxer, surveyor, constable or controller
of tenths, fifteenths or other subsidy, arrayer or trier of men at arms,
hobelers or archers or other minister of the king, against his will. By p.s.
1462.
Jan. 21. Grant for life to Master William Hattecliff, doctor of medicine and
Wcj-tminster. physician to the king, of 40/. yearly from the first day of the reign at the
receipt of the Exchequer from the king's treasure. By p.B,
1461.
Deo. 23. Appointment for life of Robert Kirkeham, king's clerk, as keeper of the
Wcpi minster, rolls, books and records of Chancery, with the custody of the House of
Converts for his habitation and all accustomed fees. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to Thomas Kirkeby, king's clerk, late keeper.
1 EDWARD IV.— Pabt HI. 83
1461. Membrane 14.
Dec. 12. Grant for life to the king's servant Nicholas Pemberton, esquire, for his
Westminster, good service to the king's father in France, Normandy, Ireland and
England, of the office of the bailiwick of the king's part of iJie lordship of
Cotyngham, co. York, receiving 2d. daily at his own hands. By p.s,
Oct. 27. The like to the king's servant Matthew Loynge of an annuity of lOOt.
Westminster, from the fee farm in Lyndesey, co, Lincoln. By p.Sf
Dec. 14. The like to Nicholas Maleber of the custody of Milborne and Balast Hill
Westminiter. by Neucastell, co. Northumberland, with fees as in the times of Edward III,
and Bichard II. By p.s.
Dec. 11. Genei-al pardon toOto (alias Otys) Cornewayll, ^gentilman,' and grant to
Westminster, him and the heirs of his body of the manor of Brymfeld, co. Hertford, and
all other lands pertaining to him by right of Katharine his wife. By p.s,
Dec. 12. Grant for life to Richard Wydevill, lord of Byvers, of the oflloe of the
Westminster, stewardship of the king's forest of Saucy, co. Northampton, with tjie
accustomed issues. By K.
Oct. 17. The like to Bernard de Castaings, a native of Dax (Aguen) in the duchy of
Westminster. Aquitaine, for his good service to the crown of England in the wars in the
duchy, of the office of bailiff in the parish of Pouillou in the 8tewai*dship of
Landis in the duchy, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
Dec. 10. Presentation of Bartholomew Colet, parson of the parish church of Great
Westminster. Halyngbury, in the diocese of London, to the parish' church of Hotefeld, in
the diocese of Canterbury, on an exchange of benefices with Thomas
Wright.
Dec. 17. Grant for life to Henry Mayre, from Michaelmas last, for his good
Westminster, service to the king's father Bichard, duke of York, and the king, of the
5 marks yearly which the abbess and convent of Berkyng render to the
king fcr the release of the enclosure or palisade {palacii) of 467 perches
of the king's park of Haveryn^, co. Essex, which they and their predecessors
used to make. By p.s.
Dec. 11. Appointment, duiing good behaviour, from Michaelmas last. of the kings
Westminster, servant Nicholas Loure as keeper of the king's ports in the county of
Cornwall and the prise of wines there and in the water of Sutton and
Plymmouth, co. Devon, and as king's havener in those counties, receiving
the same fees as Thomas son of Henry, late keeper, received in the year
20 Edward III. from the issues of the office with other profits, to be duly
accounted for before the auditors of the duchy of Cornwall. By p.s.
Dec. 6. Grant to James Manthorp, esquire, and his executors and assigns, for his
Westminster, good service to the king and the king's father in England and Ireland, of
20/. yearly for 10 years from the issues of the counties of Norfolk and
Suffolk. By p.B.
Dec. 14. Grant for life to John Dorward the elder of the county of Essex, esquire,
Westminster, and John Dorward his son, for their good service to the king's father and
the king, of the office of steward of the king's honour of Beylegh, co. Essex,
which Uie said John the elder and Edmund Mulso, knight, now deceased,
held for life of the grant of the king's father, receiving the accustomed fees
from the issues of the honour. By p.s«
The like to the same of the office of bailiff of the hundred of Rocheford,
CO. Essex. By p.s.
Dec. 8. Licence for John Knyvet, esquire, son of Elizabeth, sister of John
Westminster. Clifton, knight, whose heir he is, to enter into the castle of Bokenham and
the manors of Old Bokenham, New Bokenham, Bokenham Lathes and
Tybenham and two parts of the manor of Gryshaugh in Wymondham, co.
Norfolk, held in chief, and hold the same in fee simple ; and pardon to him
and Alice his wife and William Knyvet of aU debts, accountii, issues and
profits of lands due to the king. By K«
v 2
84 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1461* Membrane 14 — eont.
Dec. 19. General pardon to Robert Willyn of Melburn, co. Derby, * gentilman/ of
Westminster, all offences committed by him before 20 November. By p.s.
The like to John Wyllyn, prior of Ryppyndon, co. Derby. By p.s.
Dec. 14, Grant for life to Thomas Lumley and George Lumley of the office of
Westminster, the coustableship of the king's gastle of Swrtnrgh, with the accustomed
fee?. By l>-8.
Membrane IS.
Nov. 27. Inspejnmus and confirmation to the stannary men of the county of
Westminfter. Devon of letters patent dated 12 November, 17 Edward III., being an
exemplification of a charter dated at Stanhope, 6 August, 1 Edward III.
[Charter Boll, 1 Edward III. No. 26], inspecting and. confirming a
charter dated at York, 14 August, 4 Edward II. [Charter Roll, 4 JSdward
JI, No. 55], inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Westminster, 10
April, 33 Edward I. [Charter Roll, 33 Edward /., No, 40], being a grant
to them of divers liberties and the privileges.
For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 24, Grant for life to George Medelton, from 4 March last, of the office of
Westminster, keeper of the king's manor of Claryngdon, with the accustomed fees from
the issues of the county of Wilts, in lieu of a like grant to him of the
office of porter of the manor by letters patent dated 15 July, surrendered.
By K.
Nov. 28. The like to the king's servant Richard Crofft the younger of the office of
Westminster, the supei*vision of the king's manor of Wodestoke, co. Oxford, with the
accustomed fees from the issues of the manor.
The like to the said Richard of the office of the custody of the king's
garden in the said manor^ with fees tis above. By K.
Nov. 24. General pardon to Robert Bolde late of Farneworth, co. Lancaster,
Westminster. < gentilman,' alias late of Ines, co. Lancaster, esquire, of all offences com-
mitted by him before 20 November. By p.s.
Aug. 24. Grant, during good behaviour, to John Farman of ihe office of searcher
Oxford. of all fish-nets called * welys ' and engines in the river Thames and creeks
and places connected with it between Cirencester and Stanes, with the
accustomed fees. By p.s,
Dec. 18. Grant in mortmain to the chapter of St. Mary's, Suthwell, of the alien
Westminster, priory of Ravendale, co. Lincoln, not exceeding the value of 41/. yearly, with
advowsons and other emoluments and appurtenances, for the sustenance of
the ministers of their church ; and also of a messuage and 60 acres of land in
North Carleton, co. Nottingham, which William Gunthorp, clerk, James
Staunton, clerk, and Walter Ulsby granted to them, and a messuage, 120
acres of land and 7 acres of meadow in Batheley, Northmuskam and Holme
CO. Nottingham, which Thomas Haxy, late canon of their church, granted
to them. [Monasticon,'] By p.s.
Dec. 21. Grant for life to John, lord of Wenlok, and Roland Fitz Eustace, knights,
Westminster, of the office of treasurer of Ireland, with the accustomed fees, and also of
the custody of the king's manors of Newcastle of Lyones and Tassagard,
CO. Dublin, receiving 60/. of silver yearly at their own hands in part
payment of the said fees so long as they remain in office, and accounting
at the exchequer of Ireland for the surplusage of the manors* By p.s.
1 EDWARD IV.— Part III. 85
1461. Membrane 12.
r>ec. 7. Licence for Frances MuUe, late the wife of Willmm MuUe, knight, to
"West minster, enter into and hold for life the manors of Avenbury and Aleynesmore and
divers lands and tenements in Tregett, co. Hereford, of which Thomas
Mull, father of the said William, was seised in his demesne as of fee, and
which he granted to William and Frances and the heirs of the body of
William with remainder to the heirs of the body of Juliana de Bous,
rendering to him for his life 10/. yearly for the manor of Aleysmore,
and which after the death of William were taken into the king's hands.
By p.8.
Oct. 22. Grant to the mayor and commonalty of Bristol that the town, suburbs
Westminster, and county of Brbtol shall be exempt for ever from the jurisdiction of the
king's admirals, and shall not be compelled to answer pleas in the Court of
Admiralty. The king will issue commissions or letters patent under the
Oreat Seal to the mayor and recorder and others to hetir and determine
trespasses pertaining to the office of admiralty. By p.s.
Nov. 5. Mandate to the escheator in the counties of Warwick and Leicester for
Westminster, the restitution of the temporalities of St. Mary's, Coventry, to Thomas
Deram, late sub-prior, whose election as prior John, bishop of Coventry
and Lichfield, has confirmed.
The like to the escheators in the following counties :*-
Northampton.
Worcester.
Gloucester and the marches of Wales.
Derby.
Stafford.
The like to Edmund Brograve, mayoi^ and escheator in the city of
Coventry.
Nov. 5. Writ de inttndendo in pursuance to (he tenants.
Westminster.
Dec. 13. Grant for life to Nicholas Wydower alias Wyduer, ' bowyer,' of the office
Westminster, of making the king's bows witliin the Tower of London, from 4 March last,
with the accustomed fees from the issues of the counties of Surrey and
Sussex, and of a livery of the suit of the yeomen of the king's chamber
yearly at Christmas at the great wardrobe, with a mansion within the Tower
between the tower called ^ Wakefeld ' and the tower called ' Westsmythfeld ' ;
in lieu of another grant to him of the same office by letters patent, surren-
dered. By p.s.
Dec. 20. The like to Bichard Litster of the office of forester of the park of
Westminster. Bcrbelond, parcel of the manor of Topcliff, co. York, with the accustomed
fees at the hands of the farmers of the manor. By p.s.
Dec. 22. Grant in fee simple to John Courteney, esquire, of the manors of
Westminster. Exmynstre, Kenforth alias Kenford, and Kenne and the hundred of
Exmynstre, co. Devon, with knights' fees, advowsons, warrens, regards and
other appurtenances, in the king's hands by reason of the forfeiture of
Tnomas Courteney, knight, late earl of Devon, to hold the same by fealty and
the rent of \d* yearly at Michaelmas. By p.s.
Sept. 18. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Grevile, esquire, as sheriff of the
Westminster, counties of Warwick and Leicester. By K.
Vacated because elsewhere on the Fine Roll,
Dec. 24. Grant for life to Thomas Colte, for his good service to the king and the
Westminster, king's father Bichard, late duke of York, in England and Ireland, of the
office of keeper of the hanaper of Chanceryi with the accustomed fees.
ByK,
86 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
14i61. MSMBRANS 11.
Dec. 21. Grant for life to the king's servant Brian Talbot of all lands^ tenements,
Westminster, rents and services with appurtenances late of William Tailboys, knight, in
Neuton in the Welowes, co, York, in the king's hands by reason of his
rebellion. Bj p.s.
Dec. 22. The like to John Parre, king's esqnire, of the offices of chief forester of
Westminster, Whynfeld, co. Westmoreland, and chief steward of all castles, lands and
other possessions late of Thomas de Clyfford, knight, deceased, in that
connty and in the king's hands by reason of the forfeiture and rebellion of
John de Clyfford, knight, his son and heir, receirii^g the same fees as
Christopher Moresby, knight, late chief forester, and Hugh Salkeld, esquire,
late steward. By p.s.
The like to Thomas Baty of the office of forester or keeper of the king's
outer park of Whynfell, co. Westmoreland, and his foreign woods there
called * les Owtewodes,' receiving QQs. 8rf. yearly from 15 May last from
the issues of the same. By p.s.
Dec. 21. The like to Robert Ingleton of the reversion of the office of chancellor of
Westminster, the Exchequer, with the accustomed fees, immediately after the decease,
resignation or dismissal of Thomas Witham, to whom the same has been
granted for life. By K.
Dec. 23. General pardon, in consideration of the approach of Christmas, to William
Westminster. Beaumont alias William, late viscount Beaumont and lord Bardolf . By K.
Dec. 24. Grant for life to William Tracy, chaplain, of the custody of the hospital
Westminster, of St. Bartholomew, Playden by Rye, co. Sussex. By p.s.
Dec. 23. The like to Robert Constable, knight, of the king's manors' of Howsom
Westminster, and Hessyll, co. York, with knights' fees, passages and appurtenances, in the
king's hands by reason of an act of Parliament at Westminster, 4 November,
to hold the same by fealty and the rent of Idf. yearly at Easter. By p.s.
Dec. 22. The like to Thomas Dale of the office of reeve of the manor of
Westminster. Ravensthorp, co. York, with the accustomed fees from the issues of the
manor. By p.s.
The like to the said Thomas of the office of forester of the woods of the
said manor. By p.s.
Dec. 23. The like to Edmund Hastynges, esqnire, of the manor and town of
Westminster. GriUyng in Rydale, co. York, forfeited to the king by the rebellion of
Humphrey Nevill. By p.8.
Dec. 18. The like to Walter Teny of the office of keeper of the king's castle of
Westminster. Plympton Earle, co. Devon, which with the manor of Plympton came into
the king's hands by reason of the forfeiture of Thomas, late earl of Devon^
son and heir of Thomas, late earl of Devon, with the accustomed fees from
the issues of the manor. By p.s.
Dec. 24. The like to Greorge Middelton, William Gosse and William Seward,
Westminster* esquires, of the manor of Hunspill Marise, co. Somerset, of the yearly value of
36/. 3^., in the king's hands by reason of the forfeiture of James, late earl of
Wilts, and an act of Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, to hold the
same by fealty and a rent of \d. yearly at Michaelmas. • By p.s,
Dec. 18. The like to the king's servitor Alexander Cely of the office of clerk of the
Westminster, admiralty of the king's river of Sevarne from the sign called * le Mai'ke ' of
Silly to Worcester bridge, receiving fees as in the times of Edward III.
and Richard II. By p.s.
The like to the said Alexander of the office of conservator and searcher
of the said river, with fees as above. By pj.
Dec. 20. General pardon to Gervase Clyfton, knight, late of Braborn, co. Kent,
Westminster, alias of Clyfton, co. Nottingham, alias, of London, alias late treasurer of
Calais and the marches there, alicu late sheriff of Kent, of all extortions and
other offences* By p.s.
1 EDWARD IV.— Pabt Hi. 87
1461. MSMBRANS 10.
Dec. 27. Ratification of the estate which John Lovell, kntght, has in the manor of
Westminiter. Swavesey and Fulbum and the advowson of the priory of Swavesey,
CO. Oambridge, the manors of Great Hohind, co. Essex, Snodesbury,
Wykebumell and Russelhall, cos. Worcester and Stafford, and Peccheford,
CO. Salop, and the manor of Broughton and lands in Weston, Redgrave and
Aylesbury, co. Buckingham, of which he is seised in his demesne as of fee
tail, as appears by fines levied in the courts of the king's progenitors.
By p.s. and for 40s. paid in the hanaper.
Dec 29. Grant to Elizabeth late the wife of John Ratclyff of Attylburgh, co. Nor-
Westmiiurter. folk, esquire, deceased, tenant in chiefs of the custody of all his lands during
the minority of John his son and heir, with the marriage of the latter, and of
the like during the minority of the next heir should he die during minority,
and so from heir to heir. By p.s.
Dec. 23. Grant for life to John de Audeley of the offices of steward of all the
Westminster, king's lordships, manors and lands in the county of Dorset and master and
keeper of all his forests, chases, parks and warrens in the county and his deer
in them, and the custody of his castle and park of Wardere, co. Wilts, re-
ceiving 40/. yearly from the issues of the king's lordship or manor of
Cranburn, co. Dorset, viz. 20/. for the -stewardship and 20/. for the office and
custody. By K.
Dec. 23. The like to John Hodelston, knight, of the offices of lieutenant of the
Westminster, king's honour and lordship of Cokermouth and constable of the castle of
Cokermouth and bailiff of Copelande, co. Cumberland, receiving 20/. yearly
for wages as lieutenant and 10/. as constable from the issues of the honour
and lordship, with all other accustomed profits. By p.B.
The like to Thomas Lamplough, knight, of the office of master forester of
Westdalehed and Asshdale, co. Cumberland, and steward there, receiving
10 marks wages yearly from the issues of honour and lordship of Coker-*
mouth, with all other accustomed fees. By p.s.
Dec. 23. Grant, for 50 years, to the burgesses of Lyme, co. Dorset, on account of
WestmiDster. the devastation of the town by the sea, that they may hold the town with all
liberties and franchises belonging to it, at fee farm, rendering to the king
6 marks yearly, and that they shall pay ISs. 4</. to each fifteenth or tenth
for the town and their goods ; and pardon to them of all debts, arrears and
actions. By p.s.
Dec. 9. Grant to the king's kinsman John, earl of Worcester, John Audeleye,
WMtminster. lord of Audeleye, and Alexander Pruet, clerk, of the manor of Estbourne
with the hamlet of Hechyngton, co. Sussex, the manor of Hothf old, co. Kent^
and the advowson of the church there, the manors of Howesom, Seton^
Storthwaite cum Melburne, Ravenesthorp cum Boltby and Garton, co. York^
an annuity of 20/. from the priory of Wartre and lands in Wartre, co. York,
the manors of TJffyngton, Wragby and Esteryngton, co. Lincoln, and Orston^
Warshop and Ekeryng, co. N^ottingham, the ndvowsons of the churches of
Warshop and Ekeryng, moieties of the manors of Holt and Clcy, co. Norfolk,
with the advowsons of the churches there, and the manor of Adderley cum
Sponeley, co. Salop, with the advowson of the church there, with all arrttirs,
lately belonging to Thomas Boos, knight, lord Boos, to hold during the life
of Philippa, wife of the latter and sister of the said earl, for her use and
profit and the sustenance of herself and her children and servants.
By p.s.
t)ec 8. Licence for the acquisition in mortmain, after itiquisition, by the prior
Westminster, and convent of St. Mary's, Carlisle, of lands and possessions to the value of
20/. yearly, on account of the devastation of their possessions in Carlisle by
the rebels ; and grant to them of two tuns of red wine yearly in the port of
Kyngeston on Hull. B>' (>.8|
SH CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
14j61. Membrane 10 — cont,
Dec. 12. Grant in mortmain to tlio abbess und convent of the fdsters Minoredses
Westmiiuter. without Algatc, London, on account of their poverty, of the manor called the
priory of Appildrecombe with all its members, issues and appartenances, for
the augmentation of divine service within the abbey. By p.s.
Membrane 9.
Dec. 15. Grant for life to Thomas Vaghan, king's esquire, for his good service to
Westminster, the king and his father, and Eleanor his wife, bite the wife of Thomas
Broun, knight, who was attainted of treason in the time of Henry Y I., and
whose possessions were forfeited to the king, of the manors of Kyngesnoth,
Milton, Halton, Morehail, Aythorn, ' Oolkyns Manour,' Dayncourt, Caldam,
Alkam, Moryse, Herstall, Ballarst, Mastyrse, Westbere, GKxlwell, Wymlyssh
Wold, Barston, Brykhill, co. Kent, a messuage in the parish of Osprynge,
a messuage called ' Pawnasshe,' a messuage called ^ Hartanger,' a windmill
in Barston, a tenement called ^ Dayncourt,' a piece of marsh in the parish
of Deyll, a messuage called ' Dyngleyse,' 3 messuages in Canterbury, 3
messuages in the parish of Harbaidowne and 6 acres of wood in the same,
u messuage in Osprynge, a messuage in Mallyng, 3 messuages in Lidde,
a windmill in the parish of Whit8ta|>le, a piece of land called * Archercourte '
in the parish of Bewesfeld, a messuage in Gravesende, a piece of land in the
parish of Maydeston, a messuage in the parish of Goddemersham, a piece
. of land called ' Gentels ' in the parish of Aldyngton, and a messuage called
^ Cokryng ' in the parish of Tenyngton, co. Kent, the office of alderman of
Westgate in Canterbury, the manor, lordship or castle of Westbechesworth,
and 5 messuages in Dorkyng, co. Surrey, 3 messuages in the county of
Southampton, a tenement in the county of Surrey called ^ Mymmys,' and a
piece of land in the same county called *' Flnsshlond,' a parcel of land in
Estbechesworth, a meadow called ' Bladynfreden ' in the county of Surrey,
and a parcel of land called * Benham,' a piece of land called * Whityng,'
and a messuage called * le place ' in the same county, the manors of
Chankton, Shapwyk, Egle, Compton, Westmerden, Estborn, Foxhunt, and
Walstede, co. Sussex, a meadow called ' Litelworth,' a messuage called
^ Morforttys,' 6 messuages in Bye, co. Sussex, 12 messuages and 100 acres
of land in Wynchelse, the manor of Boroughunt, co. Southampton, a
messuage with a wharf and appurtenances near Byllyngesgate in the city
of London, 6 messuap:e8 in Lymestrete in the city of London, 6 messuages
with a wharf in the Vintry, London, 5 tenements in Knyghtriderstrete in
the parish of St. Benet, London, and all lands and possessions late of the said
Thomas Broun, and belonging to the king by reason of his attaint, except
the manors or lordships of Swannescombe and Erehithe, co. Kent, and all
other lands late of the king's father Richard, duke of fork, except also the
manors of Tonsford and Dane, co. Kent, with knights' fees, advowsons and
other appurtenances, without impeachment of waste, with remainder to
William, archbishop of York, George, bishop of Exeter, Richard, carl of
Wanvick, John, earl of Worcester, Henry, earl of Essex, Humphrey, lord
Cromwell, John, lord Stourton, William, lord Hastynges, and John, lord
Weulok, for division at their discretion between William, George, Thomas,
Antony, Robert, Leonard and Edward, sons of the said Thomas Broun,
according to his last will ; and also of all his goods and debts ; and grant
to William Venour, William Beuet, Thomas Forster and all other persons
who have been enfeoffed of any of the above premises to the use of the said
Thomas Broun of a licence to grant the same to the said Thomas Yaghan
and Eleanor as above. By K.
Dec. 16- Grant for life to the king's servant John Wenlok, knight, lord Wenlok,
-^estmixttter. of the office of steward of the king's lordships and manors of Langeley
1 EDWARD IV.— I'ART III. 89
1461. Mefnbrane 9— con/.
Mareys, Wyrardesbuiy and Bledlowe, co. Buckingham, from Michaelmas
last, receiving the accustomed fees at the hands of the bailiffs. By p.s.
Dec. 22. Grant to John Denham, esquire, Thomas Dymmok, knight, and Walter
Westminster. Ralegh, esquire, from 4 March last for the life of Elizabeth, wife of William
Tallboys, and for her use, of the third part of all manors and lands of which
the said William was seised within the realm or any other person for his
use. By p.s.
Nov. 22. Grant for life to John Peresson, king's clerk, of 10/. yearly for his
Westminster, lodging and sustenance at the hands of the customers in the port of South-
ampton to celebrate divine service in the king's tower in the town for the
good estate of the king and the souls of his progenitors, in accordance with
the original grant of the same by Richard IE. By p.s.
Nov. 24. Grant to Agnes, sometime the wife of Richard Frevile, of the ward and
Westminster, custody during minority of the land and heir of Thomas Sterne in the
county of Cambridge with the marriage of the heir, and so from heir to
heir during minority. By p.8.
Dec. 6. Grant for life to Henry Gray of the office of keeper of the king's
Westminster, armoury within the Tower pf London, receiving the accustomed fees as in
the times of Edward III. an4 Richard II. from the issues of the county of
the city of Norwich. By p.s.
MAUBRAHfn 8.
Nov. 28. The like to the king's servant Richard Crofft the youngei* of the custody
Westminster, of the meadows of the king's manor of Wodestok, co. Oxford, with the
accustomed fees from the issues of the manor. By K.
Dec. 12. The like to the king's servant Thomas Longe, one of the soldiers of the
Westminster, town of Calais, of the office of bailiff of the town of Rye, with the accustomed
fees. By K.
Dec. 3. Appointment of the king's kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick, .to execute
Westminster, the office of steward of England in the process of an Act of Parliament
against Henry VI. and others who murdered the king's father Ricliard,
late duke of York, at Wakefeld. By K. by word of mouth.
Inspeantnus and confirmation of letters patent of the king's father Richard,
duke of York, true heir to the kingdom, dated at London, 5 November, 39
Henry VI,, being an appointment for life of his servant Thomas Stringer
as porter of the gate of the outer ward of his castle of Denbiegh and
surveyor of his works there, with all accustomed profits.
For ^ mark paid in the hanaper.
Dec. 14. Commission of oyer and terminer to Masters John Druell, doctor of
Westminster, either law, Roger Radclyf, John Aleck, Richard Wetton and Henry Sharp,
doctors of laws, ou appeal by Richard Botyll of Berkyng, co. Essex, against
a sentence of Master John Aleyn, doctor of laws, lieutenant and commis-
sary-general of the king's kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick, admiral of
England, Ireland and Aquitaine, in a sea case before him between William
Graunt, citizen and brewster (pandwcatorem) of London, and the said
Richard, by which the latter was onlered to restore a skiff called John
Colyns bote, of the value of 10/., which he and Robert Hath, Thomas
Peysoke and John Holman of Berkyng had stolen from the former on the
high seas.
90 CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
X461* Membrane S^^conL
Nov. 25. 6rant for life to Geoffrey More, servant of the king^s privy spicery, of
WeBtminster, the office of ranger in the New Forest, co. Southampton, with fees as in
the times of Edward III. and Bichard II. from the issues of the county.
By p.s.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled^ because on 4 August^ 20 Edward
IV.y the king granted the office by letters patent to Henry Rake^ one of the
yeomen of the erown»
Dec. 16. The like to William Brigham, esquire, of an annuity of 10 marks from
Westminster, the farm, petty custom and toll at the town of St. Pierre and * le Turaepyk
de Marque * in the marches of Calais. By p.s. [693.]
Vacated because elsewhere on the French Roll,
Dec. 15. The like to William Pecche, knight, of the power of levying the customs
Westminster, or toll called 'Sandegelt' belonging to the king from carts laden with
merchandise going through the king's lordships of Marke and Oye in the
marches of Calais, without rendering any account. By p.s.
Nov. 20. The like to Louis John of the custodies of the king's manor and park of
Westminster. Pulbroke, co. Warwick, and the yearly agistment of the park and the yearly
profits of a several meadow called ' Clote mede ' there, a several fishery there
in the river Aven, 140 acres of unenclosed pasture lying by the way leading
from Fulbroke to Bishop's Hampton, and a small close called * Inlond,' in
the king's hands by the forfeiture of Henry VI., with the accustomed fees in
the same manner as William Parker, late parker of the park, excepting a
close called * Northbroke.* By p.s.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled^ because the king granted the same
to John Isham by other letters- patent,
Dec 17. Appointment of John Bourghchier of Barners, knight, constable of the
Westminster, king's castle of Wyndesore, or his lieutenant to take stone-cutters, carpenters,
tilers and other workmen for the repair of the castle and the manor within
Wyndesore park and the manors and lodges of Suthenley, G^ayldeford, Foil
. John and Esthampstede in Wyndesore forest, and carriage for timber, lead,
tiles, stones and other necessaries.
1462.
Jan. 23. Presentation of Gruffith Oorwith, chaplain^ to the parish church of
Westminster* Pencarrec, in the diocese of St. Davids.
146L MBUAMlfB 7.^
Dec 15. Pardon io William fireerton of Breerton, co. Ch^fiitei*, knight^ and George
Wostminstei^t Darell of Litelcote, co; Wilts, John Stucley of Stiidey, co. Huntingdon, and
Boger Eyton of Shrewsbury, co. Salop, esquires, of 100/. each and to John
Browe of Staunford, esquire^ alia^ of Wodehed, ^ gentilman,' of 200/., in
\vhich they had bound themselves in Chancery on lO October, 39 Henry
YI., for the appearance of the latter in Chanc^y within one month of
Easter, iknd that no harm should be done to anyone by him or his procur-
ance, and which 600/. was forfeited because he did not appear. By K.
Dec. 21. Pardon to John Fogge, knight, alias of the cotmty of Kent, esquire, of
Westminster! all actidns against him for a recognisance of 1,000/. made by him to Thomai^
Broune, late of London, knight, by the name of Thomas Broune^ esquire,
on 3 March, 16 Henry YI., to be paid at Easter following, and all actions
and debts due to the king by reason of the forfeitttre of the said Thomas.
Nov. 5. Licence for the sub-prior and convent of St. Mary's, Coventry, to elect k
Westminster, prior in the place of John Shotteswell, deceased. By p^.
1 EDWARD IV.— Part III. 91
1462. Membrane 7~^cotU,
Jan. 1. Appointment, during good behaviour, of John Harper as auditor of the
Weatminster. accounts of all bailifiEs, reeves, farmers, feodaries, receivers and all other
ministers and officers of the king's lordships and castles of Brekenok,
Eantriesselly, Talgard, Hayc and Huntjngdon and the five hundreds in the
county of Hereford, late of Humphrey, duke of Buckingham, deceased, and
in the king's hands by reason of the minority of Henry his kinsman and
heir, his lordships and castles of Gower, Eylbey, Bromfeld, Yale, co. Salop,
late of John, duke of Norfolk, deceased, and in the king's hands by reason
of the minority of John his son and heir, and of the lordships, manors and
lands late of John, earl of Shrewsbury, deceased, in the counties of Salop,
Hereford and Gloucester, now in the king's hands by reason of the
minority of John his son and heir, receiving the accustomed fees with all
other profits. By p.s.
The like of the said John as auditor of the accounts of all bailiffs and
other officers of all the king's castles, towns, lordships, manors and lands in
South and North Wales and the counties of Chester and Flint, and auditor
of the castle of St. Briavel and the lordship of the forest of Dene, co.
Gloucester, with fees and profits as above. By p.s*
Jan. 22. Grant to the king's servitor Nicholas Gaynesford^ esquire, one of the
Westminster, ushers of the king's chamber, and the heirs of his body of the manor or
lordship of Shalford Clifford, co. Surrey, with the park, warren, advowsons
and other appurtenances, to the value of 20/. yearly, lately belonging to
John, late lord Clyfford, a rebel, and also of all lands in the Isle of
Axfiolme with the demesne plot of Nether Burneham, co. Lincoln, and all
other lands in that county lately belonging to John Penicok, a rebel, to the
value of 12/. yearly. By p.8.
Feb. 1. Grant. to Walter Scull, knight, and his heirs male of all lands, rents
Westminster, and services in Wyche, Doverdale and their suburbs, Wychebolde, Croulci
Mylton and Hertylburie, co. Worcester, to fhe value of 20 marks yearly, in
the king's hands by reason of the forfeiture of John Lenche, esquire, by
authority of Parliament at Westminster, 4 November. By p.8.
Jan, 30. Appointment, during pleasure, of the king's servant John Milewateri
Westminster, esquire, as receiver genenil of all the king's castles, lordships, manors and
lands within the forest of Dean, all castles, lordships, manors and
lands in the counties of Gloucester, Hereford, Worcester and Salop and
Wales and the marches of Wales late of John, duke of Norfolk, tenant in
chief, and in the king's hands by reason of the minority of John his son
and heir, late of Humphrey, duke of Buckingham, tenant in chief, and in
the king's hands by reason of the minority of Henry his heir, late of John,
earl of Shrewsbury, tenant in chief, and in the king's hands by reason of
the minority of John his son and heir, or late of Henry, duke of Somerset,
and JameS) earl of Wilts, and in the king's hands by reason of their
forfeitures and by authority of an Act of Parliament at Westminster, 4
November, and the king's castle and lordship of Haverford West in South
Wales, receiving 10/. yearly for his fee, wages and expenses from the issues
of his receipt. By p.s.
Feb. 1. General pardon to Walter Skull, knight, By p.s,
Westminster.
1461. MsMnMifn 6.
Nov. 28. Pardon to John Salygode kite of Watford, co. Hertford, ' servant,* of his
Westminster, outlawry in the county of Huntingdon for not appearing before the justices
of the Bench in the fate, reign to answer Robert Ferrour for leaving his
service, he having surrendered to the Flet« prison, as appears by certificate
of Bobert Danby, knight, chief justice.
9B CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1462. Mefkbratie 6— ccm^.
Jan. 12. Foundation of a fraternity or guild of the men of Uie mystery of clothiers
Westminster, of the town of Shrewsbury to find a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily
in the collegiate parish church of St. Mary, Shrewsbury, for the good estate
of the king and the brethren and sisters of the guild and for their souls after
death and the souls of the king's father Richard, his brother Edmund, earl
of Rutland, and his other progenitors and successors, and also certain poor
persons of 'either sex to pray for the same, to be called the guild of the
Holy Trinity of the men of the mystery of clothiers of the town of Shrews-
bury and to form one corporate body ; and appointment of Johu Knyght as
master and^Degory Watur and Richard Watur as wardens or guardians of
the guild for the ensuing year. The members shall have power to receive
brethren and sisters, to choose the chaplain and poor pei'sons and also the
master and guardians for their governance and to remove them if necessary at
the discretion of the majority, and to hold possessions and sue and be sued.
Grant to them also of all the lands, rents and services which the king now
has with Margaret Dakkes and Roger Webbe in Shrewsbury and in
Foriecta Monachorum, Caludham and Castell Foriecta in the suburbs and
elsewhere within the liberty of the town of the grant of Nicholas Gerard,
late of Shrewsbury, esquire, and all the land?, rents and services in Shrews-
bury which the king had of the grant of Hugh Dyer alias Berewik ; and
licence for them* to acquire lands, tenements and rents, not held in chief, to
the value of 40/. yearly. By p.s.
Jan. 26. Grant to Alice Lynne of London, widow, and her heirs and assigns that
Westminster, the tronage of wools in the port of London shall always be* at a house now
belonging to her called ' le Weynghous ' situated on le Newe Woli Wharf
in the parish of St. Mary Berkyng, London, for the easement of which and
for a cellar she shall receive 4/. yearly from the custoni of wools, hides and
wool-fells in the port. By p.s. [741.]
1461, Mbubranb 5.
I>ec« 22. Grant for life to John Clay, king's knight, Joan his wife, and John his
Westminster. 8on of the reversion of the manor of Chesthunt, co. Hertford, and the
advowson of the church there with knights' fees, lands, rents, liberties,
waifs, strays, courts leet, wards, marriages, escheat's and other appurtenances
on the death of Elizabeth Say, widow, who holds the same for life of the
king's grant. By p.s.
Grant in fee simple to the said John Clay, for his good service to the
king and the king's father, of all lands and possessions of which Thomas
Ormond, esquire, was seised in the counties of Essex and Cambridge, in the
king's hands by reason of his forfeiture, to the valuo of 200 marks yearly.
By pA
June 14. Grant for life to Nicholas Suthcote, one of the king's Serjeants at arms,
Westminster, of wages of I2d. daily from 4 March last from the issues of the counties of
Somerset and Dorset, and a liveiy of the suit of esquires of the household
yearly at the great wardrobe. By K. by word of mouth.
1462.
Jan. 12. The like to Thomas Jolyf, for his good service to the king's father and
Westminster, others of his kinsmen and friends, of the office of bailiff of the liberty and
franchises of the king's honour of Richemond in the counties of Norfolk
and Suffolk, with the accustomed fees. By K.
1461.
July 23. The like to Richard Langport, clerk, of the office of clerk of the king's
Westminster, eoimcil, receiving 40 marks yearly from 4 March last from the issues of Uie
king's manor or lordship of Bradwell, co. Essex, and a summer and winter
livery at the great wardrobe. By p.s«
I BDWAED IV^— Part III. »^
1462* Metnhrane 5 — cont.
Jail. 29. Grant to Nicholas Gi^nesford, king*s esquire, usher of the king's
WevtviiiBter. chamber, of the custody of all lands late of John Michelgrove, deceased,
tenant in chief of B'enrj VI. by knight-service, during the minority of
Elizabeth hii daughter and hoiresa, with the marriage of the latter.
fBy p.s.
Feb. I. Grant to Thomas Burgh, one of the esquires of the b<^y, and John
Westmiiwter. Ingelfeld, esquire, and their assigns from Michaelmas last during the life of
Imavia, late the wife of Thomas Skalys, knight, of the manor and lordship
of Shiplake, co. Oxford, and all lands and possessions in that county late of
the said ImaTia and now in the king's hands, with knights' fees, advowsons,
courts leet, ^dews of frank-pledge, parks, warrens and other profits, rendering
20/. yearly at the Esccbcqner and supporting all houses, .buildings and
enclosures. By p4i.
1461.
Dec. 1, Qrapt for life to Thomas Stotfold and William Purpill of the office of
'Westmioftctr. keeper of the small park and warren of Bardefeld, co. Essex, receiving the
accustomed fees with all other profits, in lieu of a grant of the some to the
said Thomas by letters patent of the king's father Richard, duke of York,
confirmed by letters patent of the king, surt*endered. By p.s.
1462.
Feb. 1. Grant in frank almoin to John, the abbot, and the convent of St. Mary's,
Westmiaeter. Teukesbury, co. Gloucester, in the diocese of Worcester, at the request of
the king's kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick, great chamberlain of Engknd,
and Anne his consort, patroness of the said monastery, of the advowson of
the alien priory of Goldclyff in the marches of Wales, in the diocese of
Llondafi*, with all manors, knights' fees, advowsons, lands, rents, services,
mills, woods, meadows, villeins, wards, marriages, courts, views of frank
pledge, liberties and other emoluments and appurtenances in England and
Wales, belonging to the king as true heir of Edward III. and Richard II.,
to celebrate divine service within the monastery for the good estate of the
king and the said earl and his wife, and for their souls after death, and the
souU of the king's father Richard, duke of York, his brother Edmund, earl
of Rutland, his uncle Richard, earl of Salisbury, and Isabel, late countess of
Warwick, wife of Richard, late earl of Warwick. By p.s.
Jan. 23. Grant, during pleasui-e, to the king's sister Margaret of 40/. yearly at
Westmiiuter. the Exchequer from Michaelmas last. By p.s.
Feb. 5. Mandate to all bailiffs and others to permit Thomas Michelson, clerk, a
Westmiiuter. native of Scotland, dwelling at Mikelfeld in the diocese of Norwich in
England, who has taken an oath of fealty, to inhabit the realm peaceably
and enjoy his goods. By p.8.
1461^ Membrane 4.
Oct. 15. Grant to Roger Coverdale, clerk in the office of the privy seal, of the
We«tntiofter. free chupel of Egnlleswall within the loi*dship of Egulleswall, in the diocese
of Hereford. By p.s.
Sept. 5. Grant to Richard Chok, one of the justices of the Bench, for the
Bristol. better maintenance of his estate, of 110 marks yearly at the hands
of the keeper of the hanaper or the customers in the ports of London,
Bristol, and Kyngeston on Hall, according to the form of an Act of
Parliament at Westminster, 18 Henry YI., and of 106f. \l\d. and the
sixth part of \d. yearly at Christmas for a furred robe, and 6d#. 6d. yearly
at Whitsuntide for a lined robe.
U OAIiBNDA.R OF PATENT ROLLS,
J4gJ^ Membrane ^-^^^ont,
Oct. 30. General pardon to John Jehan for all offences committed by him before
Westminster. 20 July last. By p.s.
June 20* Appointment, during good behaviour, of Peter Arderne, knight^ as chief
Westminster, baron of the Exchequer, receiving the accustomed fees. By p.8*
Nov. 9. Inspeximtis and confirmation of letters patent of Humphrey, duke of
Westminster. Gloucester, son, brother and uncle of kings, earl of Pembroke and great
chamberlain of England, dated at his manor of Plaisance, 7 January,
23 Henry VI., being a grant for life to his servitor Henry Habyndon of
a rent of 8/. yearly from the issues of Hadley Ree and Legh Ree, co. Essex.
By p.s., and for \ mark paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 14. General pardon to Richard Assebv, burgess of Grymmesby, co. Lincoln,
Westminster, and grant to him of all the goods and lands that were his after the first day
of the reign. By p.s.
Nov. 24. Ratification to John Crecy of his possession of the deanery of the king's
Westminster, free chapel of St. Mary, Shrewsbury, and his prebend in the king's free
chapel of St. Stephen within his palace of Westminster. By p.s.
Nov. 13. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of the king's father
Westminster. Richard, duke of York, dated at Gloucest.cr, 2 October, 1460, being a grant
for life to George Hilton, for his go<5d service to him and his son Edward,
earl of March, according to a certain indenture, of a yearly rent of 100«.
from the issues of his lordship of Wakefield.
For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
Dec. 1. Pardon, for 221. paid in the hanaper, to David ap Javan, rector of ihe
Westminster, church of Acton Bornell, and William Tagge, rector of the church of
Norton in Halis, for their trespass in acquiring in fee from William Burley,
alias Boerley, of Bromcrofte, and Margaret his wife the manor of Aerley,
CO. Stafford, held in chief, and entering thereon without licence of the
late king.
Exemplification, at the i^equest of the tenants of the manor of Houstone
Westminster, and the town of Sewelle, of a certificate in Chancery by the treasurer and
chamberlains of an entry in Domesday Book under the title of the king's
land in the county of Bedford, beginning M, Houstone and ending dicere
audier\ [Dotnesdai/ Book^foL 209. 6.]
Dec. 6. General pardon to the king's kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick, and
Westminster. Anne his wife of all offences committed by them. By p.s.
Dec. 22. Appointment, during pleasure, of Vincent Pitelesden as receiver from
Westminster. Michaelmas last of all lordships, manors and lands late of Thomas, earl of
Devon, in the counties of Devon, Cornwall, Somerset, Dorset, BerkS|
Buckingham and Southampton, receiving the accustomed fees.
By bill of treasurer.
1462.
Jan. 21. Release to John Lok, Geoflrey Boleyn, Thomas Bryan, *gentilman,'
Westminster. Thomas Burgoyn, John Alburgh, Henry Newman and Master William
Dallyng, clerk, who are seised in their demesne as of fee in the manor of
Albotteslee formerly called * Scottesmaner,' co. Huntingdon, formerly of
John, late viscount Beaumonte, and other his co-feofiees for his use, of all
the king's rights in the said manor by reason of the forfeiture or attaint of
William Beaumonte, knight, son of the said viscount, by an act of Parlia-
ment at Westminster, 1 Kdward IV. By K.
\^Q\. Membrane 3.
July 22. Grant to Philippa, late the wife of Valentine Chich, esquire^ tenant
Westminster, in chief of Henry VT., of the custody of all his lordships, manors,
1 EDWARD IV.— Pabt III. ^S
1461 f Membrane 3 — cont,
lands and other possessions during the minority of Maigaret, his daughter
and heiress, with the custody and marriage of the latter, and of the like
during the minority oF the next heir should she die a minor or if the child
with which she herself is pregnant should be male, and so from heir to
heir, finding a competent sustenance for the heir and supporting all
charges. By p.s.
May 5. Grant to the king's kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick, of all the offices,
Hiddlebam. b;rms and custodies which his father Richard, earl of Salisbury, deceased,
had or which he had conjointly with his father or with Thomas Nevill and
John Nevill, knights, his brothers, or any of them by letters of Henry YI.,
to hold the said offices for life and the farms and custodies for a term of
twenty years. By K.
July 10. Grant for life to John Copeldike, esquire, of the office of bailiff of the
Weatmiiigter. town of Wynchelsee, with the accustomed fees. By p,s.
July 16. The like to Thomas Walton, esquire, of the office of one of the king's
Westminster. Serjeants at arms, with wages of 12rf. daily from 4 March last from the
issues of the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk and a coat of the king's livery
yearly at Christmas at the great wardrobe of the same suit and cloth as
other Serjeants at arms, with all other accustomed fees.
By K. by word of mouth.
July 13. Appointment of Richard Darlond as receiver of the manor or lordship of
Westminster. Milton and all lands late of James, earl of Wilts, in the counties of Kent
and Surrey, with the accustomed fees, from Michaelmas last so long as they
remain in the king's hands, making his account yearly at the Exchequer.
By bill of treasurer^
July 16. Grant to Richard, bishop of Salisbury, for twenty years from Easter last^
Westminster* of the castle, manor, park, borough and lordship of Devise, the town of
Roude and the forests of Melkesham, Fevesham and Chippenham, co. Wilts,
rendering 46/. 13«. 4cf. yearly at the Exchequer. The king granted the
custody of the same to him by letters patent dated 8 April, containing a
clause providing for the transfer of the custody to anybody who should
offer a higher price, which is now cancelled ; and the rent was fixed on 12
April by agieement with Henry, earl of Essex, viscount Bourgchier,
treasurer of England. By p.s. and for \ mark paid in the hanaper.
July 3. Grant in frank almoin to the prior and convent of Ivychurch by the
Westmiuster. king^s park of Claringdon, co. Wilts, in return for their release of a plot of
land called *• Feleschcrof tis ' and pasture for 40 oxen and cows and 20 swine
with their issues within the park, granted to them by the king's progenitors,
and all their rights in the park, of the church or prebend of Uphavyn, co.
Wilts, called an alien priory, with the chapel of Charleton annexed, with
fruits, tithes, jurisdictions, lands, woods, rents, services, advowsons,
franchises, liberties, views of frank pledge, courts and other appurtenances,
provided that they pay tithes granted by the clergy of the province of
Canterbury and moneys due to the church of Salisbury. By p.s.
April 18. Appointment, during pleasure, of Thomas Barton as controller of the
Westminster, king's petty custom in the port of London and ports and places adjacent,
receiving the accustomed fees, provided that he execute the office in person,
with the custody of one part of the coket seal.
By bill of treasurer.
Oct. 2. The like of William Hatclyff in the same. By bUl of treasurer.
Westminster.
Nov. 6. The like of John Pilkyngton as controller of the subsidy of 3*. in the tun
, Westminster^ and \2d. in the pound in the same* By bill of treasurer.
Od CALENDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
X461. ^ Membrane 2.
July 24. Appointment for life of the king's servant John Bolyngton as marshal
Weitminiter. of the Chief Bench, the Exchequer and the Common Bench of Ireland
and the king's justices and commissioners there and controller of the
customs and subsidies of cokets there, with all accustomed profits. By p.s.
July 26. Appointment for life of Geoffrey Gate as the king's lieutenant of the Isle
Westminster, of Wyght and his castle and lordship of Caresbroke and receiver of all the
issues of the same and all other lordships, manors, lands and possessions of
the king within the island, receiving 2s, daily as lieutenant, 6#. Sd. daily as
wages of 10 men at arms, and Ss, Sd, daily as wages of 20 archers for the
safe custody of the same firom the said issues and accounting for the surplus
at the Exchequer. By K.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled^ because the king granted the
offices to him by other letters patent^ 13 March^ 6 Edward lY.
July 27. Grant to John Paston, esquire, and Thomas Hows, clerk, of 700 marks,
Westminster, viz. : — 100 marks from the first moneys from the fee farm and issues of the
city of Norwich and 100 marks yearly from the issues of the counties of
Norfolk and Suffolk until the whole be paid, in satisfaction of a bill
(English) dated 12 July, by which the * king acknowledges that he has
received of thorn by the assent of Thomas, archbishop of Canterbury, and
Master John Stokys, clerk, *an nowche of gold with a gret poynted
dyamaunt set upon a rose euamellid white and a nowche of gold in facion of
a raggedstaff with 2 yroages of man and woman garnysshed with a ruby a
dyamaunt and a gret porle ' which the king's father pledged to Sir John
Fastx>lff, knight, fbr 437/. and an obligation of the same to the said knight's
roan in 100 marks, and promises to pay the said 700 marks in sums of
200, 200, 200 and 100 marks at the four next feasts of All Sainto.
By K. by word of mouth.
July 26. Grant for life to Richard Neel of 40/. yearly from Easter last from the
WestmiDster. farm of the town of Derby. By p.s.
July 25. The like to John Rogger of the office of the custody of the king's
Westminster, armoury within the Tower of London, receiving the accustomed fees from
the issues of the county of Kent.
July 21. Grant to Nicholas Gaynesford, king's esquire, usher of the king's
Westmioster. chamber, of the custody of the lands late of John Michelgrove, deceased,
tenant in chief by knight-servioe, during the minority of Elizabeth his
daughter and heiress, with the marriage of the latter. By p.s.
July 15. Grant for life to George Myddylton of the office of porter of the kins's
Westminster, manor of Claryngdon, with fees as in the last year of Edward III. and the
first of Richard II. By p.s.
July 11. The like to the king's servant Wijliam Elyot of the custody of the king's
Westminster, park of Gylforth, with fees as above. By p.s.
July 24. Inspexitntts and confirmation to Stephen Preston of letters patent of the
Westminster, king's father Richard, duke of York, both dated at London, 1 November,
1460, (I) appointing him for life constable and keeper of his castle of
Briggewater, co. Somerset, receiving the accustomed fees from the issues
of his lordships in the county, and (2) appointing him for life his lieutenant
and keeper of the forest or park of Federton by Briggewater, with the
accustomed fees ; and grant to him of full power and authority in the park
as the rangers and foresters have always had.
By K. and for \ mark paid in the hanapcr.
Aug. 14. Appointment, during pleasure, of Richard Rokyngton to take stone-
Westminster, cutters, masons, plumbers, tilers, smiths, plasterers and other workmen
for the repairs at the king's palace of Westminster, Tower of London and
manor of Eltham and elsewhere within the realm and also stones, timber.
1 EDWAED IV.-.PART III. 97
l4i6l» Membrane 2 — cont.
iron, leady glass, tiles, laths, shingles, boards and other necessaries and
carriage for the same.
The like of the following :-<~
William Smalwode.
John Hurlej.
Membranh 1.
Jnly 12. General pardon to Richard Wjdevill, knight, of Byvers of all offences
Westminster, committed by him, and grant that he may hold and enjoy his possessions
and offices. By p.s.
July 23. The like to Antony Wydeville, knight, of Scales. By p.8.
Westminster.
July 26. Grant for life to John Moygno, for his good service to the king and the
Westminster, king's father Richard, duke of York, of the office of forester of la Westbailly
within the forest of JPurbek, co. Dorset, with the accustomed fees from the
issues of the counties of Somerset and Dorset. By K.
July 23. Inspeanmus and coDflrmation of letters patent of the king's father
Westminster. Richard, duke of York, dated at London, 25 April, 14 Henry VI., being
a grant for life to his sister Isabel, countess of Eu, of a yearly rent of
100/. from the issues of his manors or lordships iu the counties of Norfolk,
Suffolk and Essex. By K. and for 20^. paid in the hanaper.
June 20. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of the said duke date<l al
Westminster, his castle of Lodelowe, 18 April, 30 Henry VI., being a grant for life to
Nicholas Pemberton, esquire, of a yearly rent of 100*. from the issues of his
manor and lordship of Wakefield, co. York.
For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
July 10. Confirmation to Elizabeth, the abbess, and the convent of St. Saviour and
Weetmiofter. SS. Mary and Bridget, Syon, of their foundation by Henry V. and their
endowmeats by Heniy V. and Henry VI. and all their estate in the manor
of Istilworth, co. Middlesex, a fishery called ^Routewere* by the same
within the banks of the Thames, a weir by Kyngeston on Thames called
* Hammewere,' co. Surrey, and a parcel of mearlow adjacent enclosed by tho
river Thames and a ditch, a dove-cote and a iiarcel of land adjacent in
Petrisham, co. Surrey, a dove-cote and a parcel of land adjacent in
Hamme, 2 acres of land in Y'evele, co. Somerset, with the advowson
of the church of Yevele, the manur of Worton and all lands, rents and
services which Alice, late the wife of Edmund Fauconer, deceased, lately
held for life in Istilworth of the grant of Edward III., the priories of
Oterton alias Otryngton, co. Devon, and Lancastre with their appurtenances,
all lands and possessions late of the alien abbot and convent of Seez within
the realm, the priory of Lodres, co. Dorset, with all its lands and possessions,
a portion in the church of Martok, co. Somerset, with its appurtenances,
late parcel of the possessions of the abbot and convent of Mont St. Michel,
4 tuns of Gascon wine yearly in the fK)rt of London, all lands and posses.sions
^ late of the alien abbot and convent of Fecamp in Normandy in the counties
of Sussex and Gloucester and elsewhere within the realm which John
Cornewaill, knight, and Elizabeth his wife, deceased, Litely held for life of
the grant of Henry V., the manors, rectories or churches of Chilham,
Molessh and Treulegh formerly of the abbot and convent of St. Bertin
beyond seas, the manor of Grauncortes, co. Essex, a messuage, a carucate
and 2 virgates of land, 24 acres of meadow, 4 acres of wood, 20 acres of
pasture, 18«. rent and pasture for 100 sheep in Istilwoith, Twykenham,
Worton and Heston, co. Middlesex, the manor of Hynton with appurtenances
called ' Uphalle,' co. Cambridge, and all lands, rents and services which
Henry Fitz Hugh, lord of Ravenswath, deceased, lately had in the towns of
« %%^u, Q
M CALENDAB OV PATENT BOLLS.
1461. Membrane 1— con^.
HjntOD, Great Wilburgham and Little Wilbarghaniy co. Cambridge, and
the reversion of the manor of Michelhampton €Uias Mjnchynhampton, co.
Gloucester, lately belonging to the alien abbey of Caen, which Alice, duchess
of Suffolk, holds for life of the grant of Henry Y., with all hundreds, courts
Jeet, wapentakes, views of frank-pledge, manors, lands, possessions, rents,
services, suits, villeins, churches, knights' fees, wards, reliefs, escheats,
advowsons, woods, warrens, fairs, markets, liberties, franchises and other
profits, that they may pray for the good estate of the king and Cicely his
mother and for their souls after death and the souls of the king's father
Bichard, late duke of York, and his progenitors.
By pj9. and for 20/. paid in the hanaper.
Sept. 5. Appointment, during pleasure, of Bichard Chok as one of the justices of
Bristol. the Bench, receiving the accustomed fee. By C.
Ju]y 8. Grant for life to the king's servant Balph Cliderowe of the town of Calais
WestmiuBter. of the office of ranger of the king's forest of Whichewode, co. Oxford, with
fees of id, daily from the issues of the counties of Oxford and Berks.
By p.8.
Vacated because otherwise in the same year in the fifth roll,
MSMBRANS 21d.
Aug. 12. Commission to the king's kinsman Bichard, earl of Warwick, William,
Westmiaster. earl of Arundel, John Audeley of Audeley, John Sutton of Duddeley,
knight, William Bourghchier of Fitz Waren, knight, Bichard Grey of
Fowes, William Ludlowe, Boger Kynaston, Thomas Hoorde, Hugh
Stepulton, John Lanley, Nicholas Eton, Boger Foxe, Balph Lee,
Thomas Corbet of Lye and the sheriQT to urge the king's subjects of the
county of Salop to array a force at their own expense for defence of
the county and the adjoining parts of Wales against the rebels, to be at
Hereford on the Nativity of the Virgin.
ByK.
The like to the following in the counties named : —
Bichard, earl of Warwick. John Beauchamp of Powyk, knight, John
Sutton of Duddeley, knight, Walter Skull, knight, Thomas Lygen,
Thomas Holford and the sheriff, in the county of Worcester.
Bichard, eari of Warwick, John Audeley of Audeley, John Sturton of
Sturton, knight, Humphrey Stafford of Suthewyke, knight, William
Sturton, knight, William Carraunt, John Neuburgh, William
Brownyng, John Stork, William Kailwaye, Thomas Husy and the
sheriff^ in the county of Dorset.
Bichard, earl of Warwick, William, earl of Arundel, William Botreaux,
knight, John Audeley of Audeley, John Sturton of Sturton, knight,
Humphrey Stafford of Suthwike, knight, Edmund Hongerford,knighti
Boger Tocotes, knight, John Willughby, knight, Eteginald Sturton,
knight, Henry Long, John Whitokesmede, Thomas Bogers, Philip
Morgan and the sheriff, in the county of Wilts.
Bichard, earl of Warwick, James Berkeley, knight, Balph de Su^pley,
knight, John Beauchamp of Powyk, knight, John Grevile,^ William
Notyngham, John Botiller of Badmyngton, Giles de Brigge', William
Clyfford, William Walweyn of Bikerton and tlie sheriff, in the county
of Gloucester.
Bichard, earl of Warwick, Walter Devereux of Ferrers, knight, William
Herbert of Herbert, knight, James Baskervile, Eustace Whitteney,
Thomas Bromwiche, John Welford, Thomas Brigge of Bosse, John
Kene and the sheriff, in the county of Hereford.
Bichard, earl of V/arwick, William Bourgchier of Fitz waren, knight,
Philip Courtenay, knight, John Dynham, Boger Champernoun,
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1461« Membrane 2*7d — cont,
Walter Halegh, John Gyfford, John More, Thomas Donrjsshe the
younger, John Orchard and the sheriff, in the county of Devon.
Richard, earl of Warwick, William Botreaux, knight, John Audeley of
Audeley, John Stouiton of Stourton, knight, Humphrey Stafford of
Suthwike, knight, Theobald Gorges, knight, William Courtenayy
John Cheney of Penne, Robert Wan*e, John Sydenham the elder,
John Fitz James, Robert Stowell, John Porter and the sheriff, in the
county of Somerset.
Membrane 26d.
Aag. 10. Commission to William Herbert,, knight, lord Herbert, Thomas Herbert,
Westminster, esquire of the body, John Herbert and Hugh Huntley to take into the king's
hands the county and lordship of Pembroke with its appurtenances in
England and Wales and the marches of Wales and all castles, lordships,
manors, lands and possessions late of Jaspar, earl of Pembroke, a rebel, the
castle of Dunster, co. Somerset, and all other castles, lordships, manors, lands
and possessions late of James Loterell, knight, a rebel, deceased, and the
castles and lordships of Godricbe and Urchenfeld in the county of Hereford
and the marches of Wales adjoining that county and the county of
Gloucester, and the advowsons pertaining to the same, belonging to the
king by the forfeiture of John, late earl of Shrewsbury ; with power to
appoint stewards, constables, receivers, auditors and other bailiffs. By p.8.
Aug. 28. Commission to the bailiffs of Scardeburgh to arrest John Lambert and
Silbory. bring him before the king in council.
Aug. 30. Appointment, during pleasui'e, of Richard Frankton to make provision
Silbuiy. of fuel for the equipment and defence of the town of Calais.
Ang. 28. Commission to Richard Frankton to inquire into the wreck of a hulk
Silbvry. (hulca) of Middelburgh on the coast of Essex, and to cause the gear
of the hulk and divers goods and merchandise thrown ashore to be restored
to their owners.
Sept. 10. Commission to William Wadyn, Richard Wadyn, and John Power, to
MalmcBbuiy. provide victuals and gear, caniage for the same and marimers for a
ship called le Cristofre Dampne of Bristol, one of a fleet which the king
is preparing against his adversuries and rebels.
Commission to Vincent Pitelesden to inquire into the carrying off of
cables, cords, and other necessaries from a ship of the king's kinsman,
Richard earl of Warwick, called le Grace Dieu^ intended for resistance
against the king's enemies, and to arrest and imprison the offenders.
Sept. 18. The like to Roger Tocotes, knight, Henry Longe, John Russell, and
Westminster. John Wytokesmede to inquire what land Edmund Stradlynge, esquire,
deceased, held in the county of Wilts on the day of his death, who is his
next heir, and of what age, and who has occupied the lands since his death.
Membrane 25d.
Sept. 5. Commission to Thomas Maunoell, esquire, and John Castell, to provide
Bristol mariners for a ship called le Trinite of Mynhede, for a fleet which the
king is preparing against his adversaries and rebels.
Fragment of an entry directed to the king's kinsmen John, duke of
Suffolk, and Henry, earl of Essex, and John Clynton of Clynton, Richard
Penys of Dacre, William Hastynges of Ha?tynges, Humphrey Stafford of
Suthwyke, William Herbert of Herbert, John Markham, Robert Danby,
William Yelverton, and Peter Ardem, knights, Richard Byngham, Nicholas
Ayssheton, Robert Danvers, Walter Moyle, John Nedeham and Richard
O 2
100
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1461.
Sept. 7.
Bristol.
Sept. 14.
Oxford.
Sept. 16.
Oxford.
Sept. 16.
Bechley.
Sept. 20.
Westminster.
Membrane 2M, — cont.
Gloky and the sheriffs of the counties of Gloucester, Hereford, Somerseti
Worcester, and Stafford, and the town of Bristol.
Commission to John Power, Edmund Roo, and William North to take
masters and mariners for ships called le Cristqfre Dammey le Cristofer
Howelly and la Julian of Bristol, for the kinji^'s fleet.
The like to William Gerveys, William Prewet and Richard Dodym
to take masters and mariners as above for ships called le James^ la Marie
and le Kateryn of Brigi;ewater.
Commission to Walter Devereux of Ferrers, and William Herbert of
Herbert, knights, Thomas Herbert, esquire of the body, and Richard
Herbert, to take into the king's hands all castles, lordships, manors, lands
and possessions late of Humphrey, duke of Buckingham, in South Wales,
on account of the minority of Henry son and heir of Humphrey his son
and heir. By K,
Commission to the mayor and bailiffs of Walyngford to arrest John
Button of Walyngford, 'hosteler,' and bring him before the king in
Ctiancery.
Tlie like to John Pollard, mayor of Plymraouth, Henry Pomeray,
esquire, John Penfon, esquire, Thomas Dukmanton, Thomas Maynard,
Walter Warrewik and Thomas Ryke to arrest John Mowns, * bastard,' * hus-
bondman,' John Mowns, * husbondman,' John Morys, ' marchaunt,' Stephen
Chapman, 'marchaunt,' John Auger, 'husbondman,' Richard Barslyn,
• taillour,' Robert Barslyn, * taillour,' and Thomas Marty n of Jepstowe, clerk,
and bring them before the king in Chancery.
The like to the justices of the peace in the county of Buckingluim, the
sheriff, and the mayor of Clepyngwycombe to arrest William Spereman,
' sumnour,' and Roger Bent, < corveser,' and bring them before the king in
Chancery.
Commission to Roger Reynold, John Goland, John Braunche and
William Brereton to take lances, lance-heads, bows, arrows, cords for bows
called * bowestrenges,' cannons, powder and other habiliments of war for the
king's fleet.
Dec. 5.
Westminster.
1462,
Feb. 28.
WestmiDster.
March 1.
Westminster.
Mbmbranb 2\d.
Commission to William Chaworth, knight, Richard Willughby and the
sheriff of Derby to arrest John Cokayn of Aysshbourn, esquire, who with
others wanders about various parts of the county killing and spoiling the
king's subjects, and bring him before the king in council.
Commission to the king's constables of the hundred of Plumesgate, co.
Suffolk, to set wat^^hes by day and night at convenient places for defence
against the king's enemies at sea who plunder the said hundred and
especially the town of Alburgh and the king's subjects Ihere.
Commission to William Herbert of Herbert, knight, and Thomas
Herbert, one of the esquires of the body, to take vessels and ships within
the port of Bristol and other ports of the west towards Wales and ports in
Wales, to resist the king's enemies.
1461. Membrane \M.
Dec. 4. Commission to John Trenowith, Walter Code and Thomas Trefrye,
Westminster, esquires, Thomas Bere, Richard Joce, John Penfoun, esquire, and the
sheriff of Cornwall to arrest John Beauchamp the elder, John Beauchamp
the younger, Thomas Beauchamp, James Beauchamp and Pascasius
Maunsell and bring them before the king in Chancery.
1 EDWARD IV.— Part III. lOl
1461. Membrane \%d.
Nov. 80. Commission to Humphrey Bourgchier of Cromwell, William Sktpwith
Westmiiuter. and Brian Stapulton, knights, Thomas Bargh, Thomas Blount, John
Whichecote, Thomas Kyme, Robert Sheffeld the younger, William
Newecombe, John Tailboys and Richard Hauserd the elder to urge the
king's able-bodied subjects of the parts of Lyndesey, co. Lincoln, to go
with the king against Henry VI., Margaret his wife and his adherents.
Dec. 3. Commission to James, abbot of St. Augustine's by Canterbury, Richard,
We«tiiiiii8ter. prior of Christ Church, Canterbury, William Bigge, mayor of Canterbury,
William Haute, esquire, John Isaak, esquire, John Oxenden, and the
sheriff of Kent, to inquire into divers alleged trespasses, extortions,
oppressions, deceptions, and misprisions by Nicholas Aleyn, late of Sturrey,
CO. Kent, * yoman.'
Dec. 9. Commission to Thomas Bere, Walter Code, William Antron the younger,
Wescniiiiflter. William Rosmodres, and William Trewynnard, esquires, and Wilfiam
Trebreff to arrest William Carnsuyewe, esquire, John Beauchamp the elder,
Richard Raynold, Richard Nanskylly, John Nanskylly, John Tregellest,
and Thomas Trenthgaus, and bring them before the king in Chanceiy.
Dec. 14. The like to John Kelly, mayor of Exeter, William Grenvell, John
Westminster. Hamelyn, and Thomas Blower, to arrest and imprison certain seditious
vagabonds within the said city and the liberty of the same.
Membrane \^d.
Dec. 22. The like to William Harecourt, John Harpur, Roger Baile, William
Westminster. Dore and Nicholas Flaxhale, to arrest Humphrey Swynarton, late of
Hilton, CO. Stafford, esquire, and bring him before the king in council,
to answer for certain falsehoods counterfeited by him contrary to the
statute in Parliament at Gloucester, 2 Richard II.
1462. Membrane Sd.
Jan. 29. Commission to John Stourton of Stourton, knight, William Stourton,
Westminster, knight, John Neuburgh, esquire, Thomas Husee, esquire, John Wikes,
William White, mayor of Pole, John Ewelme, John Spedard and the
justices of the peace in the county of Dorset, to set the accustomed watches
at a place called ^ Wyrebarowe ' by Pole, for the safety of the town and
the adjacent country and defence against the king's enemies of France and
Brittany. By K.
Membrane 5d.
Jan. H. Commission to John Stourton of Stourton, knight, John Audeley of
Westminster. Audeley, Humphrey Stafford of Suthewik, knight, George Darell, John
Hall of Sarum, John Neubergh and John Caraunt the younger, to arrest
and imprison Master Simon Whatlok, vicar of Mere, John Daunt, John
Lambart, Robert and Edmund his sons, Thomas Southe and Robert
Whatlok, evil-dicposed persons, adherents of Henry VI., Henry late duke
of Somerset, James late earl of Wilts, and Robert, late lord, and (Margaret)
the elder lady of Hungerford, who are making divers suspicious con-
gregations in divers places in the counties of Somerset, Dorset, and Wilts.
ByK.
Jan. 8. Commission to William Overey, James Mauthorp, serjeant at arms, and
Westminster, the sheriff of Kent, to inquire into the complaint of John Ry ve, staying
in the town of Scluco in Flanders, that certain pirates stole 16 quarters of
wheat and other goods and merchandise, which certain subjects of the
king's kinsman, the duke of Burgundy, were sending in a ship to Londoii|
102 Calbndab op patent rolls.
1462. Membrane bd-^cont
while the ship was at anchor in the Thames, contrary to the trace betWe^tl
the king and the duke, and to arrest the offenders and cause restitution to
be made.
1461.
Nov. 12. Commission to Robert Botell, prior of St. John of Jerusalem in England,
Westminster. John Wenlok of Wenlok, knight, chief butler of England, and Peter Ti^r,
dean of St. Severin, to determine infractions of the truce with the king's
kinsman the duke of Burgundy. By K.
IFoedera,'}
1462.
Feb. 4. Commission to Humphrey Bourghchier of Cromwell, Walter Blount and
Westminster. John Greseley, knights, John Bothe, Nicholas Fitzherbert, Nicholas
Stathom, John Tunsted, James Hopwode and the sheriff of Derby to arrest
in the counties of Derby, Nottingham or York and imprison Richard
Ghiitford of Retford, co. Nottingham, and his abettors, who wander about
the county of Derby and stir up the king's subjects to rebellion and have
imprisoned certain of the king's officers.
The like to Humphrey Bourghchier of Cromwell, Robert Clyfton and
Robert Strclley, knights, John Stanhope, Richard Wilughby, Thomas
Nevill of Rolleston, William Merynges, Thomas Nevill of Southleverton
and the sheriff of Nottingham.
The like to John Neviie of Mountague, Ralph de Graystok, Thomas
Lomley, James Strangweys, Robert Constable, John Conyers, John Melton
and John Constable, knights, Thomas Wytham, John Hastynges, Brian
Roclyff, Henry Sothehill, Edmund Fitzwiliiam, William Burgh, Richard
Pygot, Nicholas Girlyngton, Ralph Ayssheton, Robert Nevyle, John
Thwaytes, Guy Fairefax, William Scargill, Percival Grisaker, William
Eland, John Wenslagh, John Vavasour, John Haitfeld, John Grenefeld and
the sheriff of York.
1461. Membrane 3d.
July 20. Commission to Thomas Wake, esquire, Robert Ingleton, Walter Mauntell^
Westminster, esquire, and Richard Fowler to enquire into divers alleged wastes, destruc-
tions and trespasses of vert and sale of woods within the king's forest of
Whitylwode, co. Northampton.
July 12. Commission to Henry Auger and Edmund Ins to go to sea with a certain
Westminster, number of men at arms and archers for the safe-custody of the sea and the
defence of the realm.
July 8. Commission to John Gybbes, esquire, Oto Gilbard, egquire, Henry Norys,
Westminster. Thomas Soper and John Turpyn to arrest John Hore, liate household servant
of William Holand, bastard, of Exeter, and certain other persons who are
stirring up insurrection and committing robberies, murders and other crimes
in the counties of Cornwall and Devon.
Aug. 6. Commission to John Fogge, John Scotte and William Pecche, knights,
Westminster. John Gyldeford, William Haute the younger, John Dygges, John Oxenden
Thomas Seynt Nicholas, Robert Martyn, John Daunne, Richard Culpeper^
John Rowe and the sheriff of Kent to cause signs called ' bekenes ' to be
])laced at the accustomed places in the said county to warn the people of the
approtich of the king's enemies, and to set the accustomed watches and
wards on the sou coast.
Membrane Id.
July 26. Commission to Nicholas Assheton, John ColshuU, knight, Thomas
Westminster. Clemens and the sheriff to enquire into all treasons, insurrections, rebellions,
felonies, riots, routs, conventides and other trespasses within the county of
Cornwall.
m
1 EDWAED IV.— Paet IV.
1462. MSUBRANBS 26 AND 25.
Feb. 3. Itupeanmus and confirmation to Richard Scrop, the warden, or master,
Westminster, and the scholars of the King's Hall in the nniversity of Cambridge, of the
following : —
1. Letters patent dated 7 October, 11 Edward III., being the foundation
of the college and the appointment of Master Thomas Powys as
warden and grant of the advowson of the church of St. Peter,
Norhampton.
2. Letters patent dated 12 March, 12 Edward III., being a grant to
them in frank almoin of the advowson of the church of Fakenham-
dam, in the diocese of Norwich, in lieu of the above advowson,
which had been previously granted to the master, brethren and
sisters of the hospital of St. Katharine by the Tower, London.
3. Letters patent dated 15 February, 4 Richard II., being a grant to
them in frank almoin of 20/. yearly from the farm of the town of
Scardeburgh instead of from a farm which the prior of Bernewell
used to pay for the town of Chesterton, and also of other sums as
granted by letters patent dated 9 September, 1 Richard IL, and
28 June, 2 Richard U., surrendered ;
and grant to them of 40 marks yearly from the farm of the manor of
Cesterton at the hands of the canons of BerneweU in furtherance of a like
grant from the farm and issues of the city and county of London and the
county of Middlesex by letters patent dated 9 November, 27 Henry YL,
for vesture of cloth and fur ; licence for the appropriation in mortmain by
them of the parish church of Cesterton, in the diocese of Ely ; grant in
mortmain to them of an acre of land in Downefeld of Hynton, co. Cam-
bridge, two messuages in the parish of All Saints in the Jewry, Cambridge,
a plot of land adjoining their hall in Cambridge and an aqueduct there,
which they had by letters patent of Henry VI. ; and grant to the said
warden and his successors of 8 marks yearly for two robes, one with skin
and the other with lining, from the issues of the county of Cambridge ;
that they may pray for the good estate of the king and for his soul after
death, and the souls of his father and progenitors.
By p.s. and for 2 marks paid in the hanaper«
Mbmbrane 25---con^.
I^eb* 17. Grant in fee simple to William Hastynges, king's knight and chamber*
Westminster, bun, whom the king lias lately raised to the rank of bu'on, for his good
service against Henry YL and Jasper, earl of Pembroke, James, earl of
Wilts, and other rebels, of the castle, manor and lordship of Folkyngham^
the manor and lordship of Lavyngton, the manors of Sapirton and Awethorp^
the manor and lordship of Aslakby, the manor and lordship of Birthorp,
the manor of Repinghide, a moiety of the manor of Biker and the manoi'
and lordship of Welborn, co. Lincoln, the manor and lordship of Lough*
burgh, and the manor or lordship of Shepeshede, co. Leicester, the omce
of forester of Rotland, the manor of Leyfeld, co. Rutland, an inn called
' Beaumondes Inne ' in the parish of St. Benedict in the ward of Baynardes-
castell, London, late of William Beaumoml, knight, late viscount Beaumond,
all the pourparty of the latter of the honor called * Wynchestre Fee,' co.
Leicester, and all his lands and possessions in Folkyngham, Lavyngton,
Sapirton, Awethorp, Aslakbv, Birthorp, Repynghale, Byker, Welborn,
Loughtburgh and Shepishede and in Edmynton, co. Middlesexi and th^
104 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1462. Membrane 25 — cont.
manor and lordship of Asphebj la Zouehe, co. Leicester, late of James,
earl of Wilts, and all his lands and poissessions in that county, in the king's
hands by reason of an act of foifeiture in Parliament at Westminster,
4 November, with knight's fees, advowsons, wards, marriages, courts leet,
views of fic^k pledge, parks, markets, rivers and other profits, from
4 [March last ; and the reversion of the manors and lordships of Beaumaner,
Whitewik, Bochaston, Neuton, Hokelescote, Donyngton and Markefeld
and the manor of Ernesby, co. Leicester, and the manor and lordship of
Hekyngton, co. Lincoln, on the death of Katharine, duchess of Norfolk,
which lately belonged to the said William Beaumond, with knights' fees,
advowsons, etc. ; and grant to him and Katharine his wife, daughter of
Richard, late earl of Salisbury, and the heirs male of his body of the manor
and lordship of Bolton Percy, co. York, and the manors and lordships of
Plompton, Bercombe and Birlyng, co. Sussex, late of the said William
Beaumond, and all his lands and possessions in those places, and the
honour, castle, manor and lordship of Bevour alias Beauvour, Bealvour or
Bellover, with the park there, and its members, viz. WoUesthoi-p, co.
Lincoln, Barkeston, Plumgarthe, Redmyld and Hardeby, co. Leicester,
with the advowson of the priory of Bevour and the churches of Hardeby,
WoUesthorp and Redmyld, and with a rent called ^ castelward ' pertaining
to the castle, and all rights and appurtenances, the manor of Bottesford,
alias Botelesfonl, with the hamlets of Normanton and Esthorp and the
advowson of the church of Bottesford, co. Leicester, and the manor and
lordship of Stoke Dawebeney with the hamlets of Wilbaston, Sutton and
Assheley, co. Northampton, late of Thomas, late lord of Roos, and all his
lands, rents and services in Bevour, WoUesthorp, Barkeston, Plumgarth,
Redmyld, Hardeby, Bottesford, Normanton, Esthorp, Stoke Dawebeney,
Wilbaston, Sutton and Assheley, in the king's hands as above, with
remainder to the heirs male of the body of the said Katharine and final
remainder to his right heirs. By K.
1461.
Dec. 22. Grant to the king's sister Anne and the heirs of her body by Henry, late
Westminster, duke of Exeter, her hus])and, of the lordships and manors of Maynarbyere
and Pennaly, co. Pembroke, and the land and lordship of Hope and
Hopedale in Wales with all royal rights, franchises, liberties, cantreds,
commotes, mines and other profits, the town of Norwich, co. Chester, a
yearly rent of 71. 6s. 8d. from the issues of lands of Overmersshe, co.
Chester, the lordships and manors of Newton and Heydok, co. Lancaster,
the lordships and manors of Dalbere, Dalbereleys and Wrixworth, co.
Derby, the castle, lordships and manors of Thorpwatervile, Achirche^
Alwynclc, Ch^lveston and Caldecote, co. Northampton, the manors of
Ridlyngton, co. Rutland, Stevyngton, co. Bedford, Ardyngton, co. Berks,
and Great Gaddesden, co. Hertford, the manor of Bereford St. Martin and
the bailiwick of the forester in the forest of Grevele called * Southbaillie/
CO. Wilts, the manor of Ludford, co. Somerset, the manors of Bovy Tracy,
Northlien, Holdesworthy, Langacre, the castle, lordship and manors of
Barnestaple, Combemartyn, Firmyngton, Soutbmolton, Dertyngton and
Blakcboumeboty, the hundreds of Fremyngton and Southmoulton, and the
manor of Toryngton, co. Devon, the manors of Hasilbeare and Blakedon
and the hundreds of Stone and Catessasche, co. Somerset, the manor of
Takebere, co. Cornwall, the manors of Flete Damarle, Holberton, Thometon
and Wyncletracy, co. Devon, and a hospice called Coldeherbui*gh and
Coldeherburghlane in the city of London, with knights' fees, advowsons,
rents, services, fairs, markets, warrens, chases, fisheries and other profits,
with remainder to the heirs of her body ; and grant to her and her heirs
of the manors of Roucheford, Foulenesse, Esthall, Southall and Lough
alias Leigh, co. Essex, all lands, rents and services with appurtenances
called ^Dogettis' and ^Morisis' in Rochford, Canwedoni Hakwell and
1 EDWAIU> IV.— Pam IV. 105
1461. Membrane 25—cont.
* ft
LitUe Stanbregge, all lands, rents and services called * Waker jngis ' in
Great Wakerynge and two inner marshes called 'Euggewerd' and
* Tylwerd ' in Great Stanbregge, co. Essex, with knights' fees, advowsons,
rents, services, fairs, markets, warrens, chases, courts leet, views of frank
pledge, hundreds and other profits, belonging to the king bj the forfeiture
of James, late earl of Wilts. By p.s.
1462. Mbmbrane 24.
Feb. 16. Grant for life to John Douglas, brother of James, earl of Douglas, of
WestminBter. 100/. yearly from Easter last, viz. 25/. from the customs and subsidies in
the port of Southampton, 30/. from the farm of the subsidy and ulnage of
cloth in the county of Wilts and the city of Salisbury and a moiety of the
forfeitures of the cloth, 15/. from the farm of the town of Shrewsbury,
and 30/. from William Willecotes, esquire, and his heirs from the 40/.
reserved to the king for the manor of Hedyngton with the hundred of
Bolyndene without £e north gate of Oxford. By K.
14.61.
Dec. 20. Appointment, during good behaviour, of John Hewyk as auditor of the
Weatmiiuter. accounts of all bailifis and other ministers of all castles, lordships, manors,
lands and rents in the counties of York and Northumberland and all other
places in England late of Henry Percy, late earl of Northumberland,
receiving the accustomed fees. By p.s.
1462.
Feb. 27. Grant for life to George, bishop of Exeter, the king's kinsman, from
Westminster. 4 March last, of the manor of Wottesdon alicu Woddesdon, co. Bucking-
ham, with the advowsons and portions of the church of Woddesdon, and
all other lands and possessions late of Thomas Courteney, late earl of
Devon, belonging to the manor, in the king's hands by reason of an act
of forfeiture in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, with knight's
fees, courts leet, views of frank pledge, franchises, liberties, wan-ens,
parks, fiurs, markets and other profits, and also the manor of Pynley,
CO. Hertford, late of Robert Whityngham, knight, a rebel, in the king's
hands as above. By K.
March 1. The like to John Snowdon of the office of forester or parker of the old
Westminster, park of Whynfell, co. Westmoreland, with the accustomed fees from the
issues of the king's manor or lordship of Whynfell. By p.s.
March 1. The like to Maurice FitxAdam, clerk, o( the office of second chamber-
Westminster, lain of the exchequer of Ireland, receiving the accustomed fees, robes and
other commodities, and also a yearly rent of 10 marks from the profits of
the king's manor of Tassagard, co. Dublin, and from 40 acres of land
called ' le Wjndmylfeld' by Rathcridane, co. Dublin. By p.s.
1461.
Nov. 15. Appointment of John Wenlok of Wenlok, knight, as governor of the
Westminster, king's kinsman John, duke of Norfolk, during the minority of the latter,
with the government of all his castles, manors and lands and authority to
appoint and remove servants and officers. The said duke shall stay in his
own person and domicile in such place as shall seem expedient to the said
governor. By K.
Nov. 18. Grant for life to the king's servant Matthew Gregory of the office of one
Westminster, of the yeomen tailors in the great wardrobe, receiving the accustomed fees,
with a livery at the hands of the keeper of the wardrobe. By p.s.
1462.
Feb. 26. Grant in fee simple to John Scot, knight, controller of the king's house-
hold, of the reversion of the castle and manor of Chilham and the manors
iOe C3ALSNDAB OP PATENT iSLOLLS.
1402, Jfembrane Zi-^eoni^
ot Wilderton und Holesshe, oo. Kent, on the death of Marjory late the wife
of John Boos, knight, lord of Boos, deceased, who holds the same in dower,
which belongs to the king by reason of the forfeiture of Thomas Boos,
knight, late lord of Bo^ and an act of Parliament at Westminster,
4 November, with knights' fees, advowsons, courts leet, views of frank
pledge, warrens, fairs, marketa and other commodities ; and also all lands,
rents and services in Chilham, Godmersham, Trewlegh, Chartham and
Molesshe, co. Kent, in the king's hands as above. By K.
1461.
Nov. 25. Grant for life to the king's servant Christopher Foumes of the office of
WestmiiiBter. ranger of the king's. forest of Eyngesbere by Winchester (dias * Westbere *
and the custody of his woods called * Papinholt ' and < Shrowenore * by
the forest, with wages of 2^. daily from the issues of the county of Southamp-
ton, in the same manner as John Ejrton, deceased. By pjs.
1452. Membrane 23.
Feb. 20. Pardon to the provost and scholars of the college of SS. Maiy and
Westminster. Nicholas, Cambridge, of all fines, amercements, forfeitures and debts due
from them to the king before 1 October, and all actions before the same
date. By K.
Feb. 16. Grant for life to William Bromhill of the custody of the king's forge
WestmiiiBter. within his castle of Wyndesore from the first day of the reign, receiving the
accustomed fees at the hands of the constable of the castle. By p.s.
Jan. 25. Grant to the prior and convent of Beauvale of 24 marks yearly from the
Westminster, great and petty customs in the port of Eyngeston on Hull, in recomponce
of 3 tuns of wine formerly granted to them ; and licence for the acquisition
in mortmain by them of lands and tenements, not held in chief, to the value
of 20/. yearly. By p.s., and for 10 marks paid in the hanaper.
Vacated^ so far as concerns the 24 marks^ hecaiLse the king granted
other letters patent^ (zs appears in the fifth year.
Feb. 24. Mandate in pursuance to the collectors of the said customs.
Westminster.
Feb. 26. Grant to Bichard Salkeld, esquire^ and the heirs male of his body of all
Westminster, lordships, manors, lands, rents, services, meadows, pastures and woods
between the rivers Derwent and Caldoo, co. Cumberland, late of Henry,
earl of Northumberland, with advowsons, knights' fees, hundreds, wapen«
takes, courts leet, views of frank pledge, warrens, chaces and other profits,
in the king's hands by reason of an Act of Parliament at Westminster,
4 November, provided that he answer at the Exchequer for any surplus over
200/. yearly. By p.s.
Feb. 10. Grant in frank almoin, fVom 4 March last, to John, the abbot, and the
Westnunster. convent of St. Mary's, Teukesbury, co. Gloucester, in the diocese of Wor-
cester, at the request of the king's kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick,
great chamberlain of England, and Anne his consort, patroness of the said
monastery, of the alien priory and the advowson of the priory of Goldclyff
in the marches of Wales, in the diocese of Llandaff, with all manors,
knights' fees, advowsons, lands, rents, services, mills, woods, meadows,
villeins, wards, marriages, courts, views of frank pledge, liberties and other
emoluments in England and Wales, to celebrate divine service within the
monastery for the good estate of the king and the said earl and his wife and
for their souls after death and the souls of the king's father Bichard, duke
of York, his brother Edmund, earl of Butland, his uncle Bichard, earl of
Salisbury, Isabel^ late countess of Warwick, and Bichard, late earl of
Warwick. By K,
1 BDWAfeD IV.— tABT IV. ifyt
146S. Membrane 23— con^.
Jan. 28. Grant for life to Richard Jeny of all lands late of John Pluknet of the
Westminster, county of Hertford in the town of Little Hadham by Stortford, co. Hertford,
not exceeding the value of 10/. yearly, the said John having been outlawed
for treasons against Henry lY. ; the custody of which lands was granted
by letters patent, 20 February, 32 Henry VI., to John Syriche for 20 years
at a rent of 4/. 2«. yearly. By K.
Feb. 11. Appointment for life of John Shirwode, for his good service and love to
WestmiiiBter. the king, the king's father and the king's uncle Bichard, late earl of Salis-
bury, and for his losses from that cause and because John Bolton, William
Goldesborgh and William Wardrop, who married his three daughters, have
suffered cruel deaths without process of law, as clerk of the sheriff of the
county of York, receiving such fees as William Housom, late clerk ; and
grant to him of 5 marks yearly from the issues of the county when he
shall be unable to exercise the office. By pA
Feb. 26. Grant to Thomas Go]t, to whom the administration of the goods of the
Westminster, king's father Bichard, late duke of York, was committed by Thomas, arch-
bishop of Canterbury, of all castles, manors, lordships, lands, rents and
services late of the said duke in the counties of York, Essex and Dorset
from Easter last, and 700/. yearly from the customs and subsidies of wools
and wool-fells in the following ports from Michaelmas last, viz. 200/. in the
port of London, 150/. in the port of Kyngeston on Hull, 150/. in the port
of Ipswich and 200/. in the port of Boston, rendering his account yearly
at the Exchequer, until all the debts of the said duke are paid, that his soul
may rise to Paradise. By .K.
Jan. 3. Licence, for 20«. paid in the hanaper, for William Stapilton, knight, to
Westminster, grant the manor of Kessynglond, co. Suffolk, held in chief, to Brian
StapOton, his brother, and the heirs of his body.
Membrane 22.
Feb. 5. General pardon to Thomas Vaghan, esquire. By K*
Westminster.
Feb. 4. Grant to Laurence, bishop of Durham, of the custody, during minority^
Westminster, of Henry Ogai'd, son and heir of Andrew Ogard, knight, and all his lands
and possessions within the realm, with the marriage of the heir, without
rendering anything to the king ; in lieu of a similar grant by letters patent
dated 22 June, surrendered. By K.
Feb. 23. Mandate to the escbeator in the counties of Somerset and Dorset for the
Westminster, restitution of the temporalities of the priory of SS. Peter and Paul^
Montacute, of the order of Cluny^ in the diocese of Bath and Wells, void by
the resignation of Dan Bobert N'ewton, to Bobert Cricbe, monk of the
house, whom William Howse, third prior, and the convent have elected
as prior, and whose fealty the king has ordered to be taken by the abbot
of Mochelney.
The like to the escheators in the following counties :— -
Southampton and Wilts.
Devon.
Cornwall.
Gloucester and the marches of Wales adjacent
Writ de intendendo in pursuance to the tenants.
Feb. 20. Presentation of Thomas Peresbrigge, parson of the parish church of
Westminster. Creke, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the parish church of Great Billyng, in
the same diocese, on an exchange of benefices with Bichard Bate.
Feb. 23. Grant to Henry Pylkyngton, esquire, and the heirs male of his body of all
Westminster, lands, rents, services, meadows, pastures, courts, views of frank pledge,
leets, suits, waifs and strays with their appurtenances in the counties of
10& CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1462. Membrane 22 — cant.
York and Lancaster, not exceeding the value of 40 marks yearly, in the
king's hands hj reason of the forfeiture of John Catarall in Parliament at
Westminster, 4 November, rendering to the king yearly at Easter a good
javelin with a good steel head {taiam honam lanceam cussoriam cum bono
capite calabis), "By p.s.
Feb. 24. Grant for life to Nicholas Girlyngton, for his good service to the king
Westminster, and the king's father Richard, late duke of York, of a yearly rent of 20/.
from the issues of the king's manor or lordship of Spofford, co. York.
By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the receivers, farmers or other occupiers of the
said manor or lordship.
Jan. 2. Grant to the king's servants Richard Croft the younger and Thomas
WestmiDster. Croft and the heirs of their bodies of all lands and reversions when they
fall in late of Edmund Hampden, knight, in the counties of Oxford and
Buckingham, to the value of 50/. yearly. By p.8.
Feb. 2(K Grant for life to Elizabeth, late the wife of William Bonevile, knight, in
Westminster, recompence of dower, of the manor of Pokyngton, a messuage, 25 acres of
land and 3 acres of meadow in Thornay, 6 messuages, a carucate of land, 20
acres of meadow and 40 acres of wood in Pixton, a messuage in Taunton, 4
messuages in Langporp, 3 messuages in Glaston and a messuage and 30
acres of land in Drayton, cc. Somerset, the manors of Maperton, Stur-
myn£tre Marchall, Alryngton, Mourton and Berne and a messuage, 50
acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 6 acres of wood and 50^. rent in Lyme,
CO. Dorset, the manors of Combepyne Seton., Combepeyne, Downo Umfra-
vile, Chareleton, Heade and Pole, and Northcote, a messuage, 100 acres of
land and 10 acres of meadow in Birches, 6 messuages, 2 cottages, 2 gardens,
100 acres of land, 12 acres of meadow anil 40 acres of moor in Sideford, a
messuage and 10 acres of meadow called * Axmynstre Umfravile ' in
Axmynstre, and 3 messuages, 140 acres of land, 10 a^res of meadow and 20
acres of wood in Toregge, co. Devon, 8 messuages, 300 acres of land, 12
acres of meadow, 40 acres of moor, 40*. rent and 20 acres of wood in
Tregemelyn, Penuarthe, Noddon, Trevasso, Holiwode, Milhay, Ealquyte,
Seynterne, Polkevys and Boboletesdou late of Richard Welyngton in the
county of Cornwall and the manor of Great Glen, co. Leicester, late of her
husband and in the king's hands by reason of the minority of his kins-
woman and heiress Cicely daughter of William son of his son William,
with all issues from the same from Michaelmas last. By p.s.
Feb. 20. Grant for life to Richard Bryan of the office of the bailiwick and custody
Westminster, of the king's town and lordship of Bledelowe and the woods in the county
of Buckingham, parcel of the alien priory of Okborne, receiving the
accustomed fees from the issues of the lordship. . By p.s.
Feb. 20. Grant to William Beaufitz for 10 years from Michaelmas last of the alien
Westminster, priory of Brymesfeld, co. Gloucester, the manor of Blakenham, co. Suffolk^
parcel of the alien priory of Okeboume, the priory of St. Helen in the Isle
of Wight, CO. Southampton, the priory or manor of Charletou, co. Wilts, all
lands, rents and services in Northmundam, Compton and Welegh, cos.
Sussex and Southampton, formerly of the abbot of Lucerne in Normandy
alias Mundam called ' Lucern,' the manors of Povyngton, co. Dorset, and
Wedon alias Wedonbeke, co. Northampton, parcel of the alien priory of
Okebourne, the manor called the alien priory or house of Welles alias the
manor of Welhalle, co. Norfolk, and a yearly farm of 12 marks which the
priors of Montacute are bound to pay to the king for an ancient impost
lately belonging to the chief house of the priory beyond seas, provided that
he answer at the Exchequer for any surplus over 1,000 marks. By K.
Feb. 25. Grant to John Gerveys of Bury St. Edmunds, co. Suffolk, and the heirs
Westminster, male of his body of all lands, rents and services in Brendbradfeld, Cokefeld,
1 EDWARD IV.~Pabt IV. 109
1462* Membrane 22 — cont,
Greftt Whelwethnm, Little \Ylielweiham and Monkes Bradfeld, co. Suffolk,
late of Thomas Roos, knight, lord of Roos, not exceeding tjie yearly value
of 10 marks, in the king's hands by his forfeiture and an act of Parliament
at Westminster, 4 November. By p.s.
Jan. 20. Grant for life to Thomas Draper, minstrel, of an annuity of 10 marks at
Westminster, the receipt of the Exchequer, foimerly wanted to him by Humphrey, late
duke of Gloucester, from certain of his lands, now in the king's hands by
right of the crown, By p.s.
Feb. 12. The liko to Thomas Usbum, brother of the hospital of St. Leonard, York,
Westminster, of the custody of the hospital of St. Nicholas in the suburbs of York, and
appointment of him as master or warden of the hospital. By p.8.
Membrane 21.
Feb. 24. Grant to the good and free men practising the mystery of barber-surgeons
Westminster, in the city of London that they shall form one body and perpetual community.
They shall elect every yeAr two masters or governors expert in the mystery
of surgery for the supervision, rule and governance of the said mystery and
community ; and shall have perpetual succession, and power of acquiring
lands and possessions to the value of 5 marks yearly and of suing and being
sued. They shall make statutes and ordinances for the good government,
supervision and correction of the said mysteries, and shall have the super-
vision, correction and governance of all surgeons of the city practising the
' mystery of barbers and all foreign surgeons practising the mystery
of surgery, and the supervision of all instruments, plasters and
medicines ; and no one shall be admitted to practise the mystery of surgery
in the city until he be approved of by the masters as capable. And the said
niHslers or governors shall be exempt from being put on assizes, juries,
inquests, inquisitions, attaints or recognisances within the city and suburbs,
and shall enjoy the liberties of the city. By p.s.
Feb. 20. Inspeximus and confirmation, until Christmas next, to the merchants of
Westminster. Almain of letters patent dated 6 November, 1 Richard IL, inspecting and
confirming the following : —
1. A charter dated at Windsor, 1 February, 31 Edwanl I. [^Charter
Roll, 31 Edward L No. 44.]
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 14 March, 1 Edward IIL {^Charter
Moll, 1 Edicard III. No, 75], inspecting and confirming a charter
dated at W^indsor, 7 December, 1 1 Edward IL
By K., and for \ mark paid in the hanaper.
1461^ Membrane 20.
Dec. 15. Graiit to John Skelton, son of John Skelton of the county of Cumberland,
Westminster, deceased, and the heirs male of his body of a parcel of land containing 100
acres in Armeth way than k within the forest of Ingilwode, co. Cumberland,
the king's purpresture called ' Hermanthwaite ' with common of pasture for
his leasts within the forest and dead wood called * fyrewodo,' and the close
of Touthwaite with common of pasture within the forest, rendering yearly to
the king Ms. Sd, and I6d. increment, with wood for the buildino^ and
repair of his houses and the enclosure of the land, in the same manner as
the above was granted to him for 40 years by letters patent of Henry VI.,
because his father has constructed divers houses, buildings and enclosures
thereon at great expense. By p.8.
Dec. 15. Ratification of the estate which Stephen Morpath, priest, has as dean or
Wettmiofter. warden of the king*8 free chapel within his castle of Walyngford, co. Berks.
By p.8.
no CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
14b 1 • Membrane 20— con/.
Dec. 9. Grant for life to the king's servant George Dale, from 21 April last, of
Westminster, the office of bailiff of the king's manor of Haveryng atte Boure, co. Essex,
the custody of his warren tSere, and the custody of a gate of his park of
Haveryng called * le Suthgate/ with the accastomed fees from the issues of
the manor and all other profits. By p.s.
Dec. 17. Grant in mortmain, in consideration of the slender endowment of their
WestminBter. church, and in honour of the gentle confessor, bishop Richard, whose body
and relics are buried there, to Master John Waynflet, the dean, and the
chapter of Chichester cathedral of the alien priory of Wylmyngton, co.
Sussex, and the prebend of Wylmyngton in the said cathedrsJ, lately
belonging to the abbot of Grestain beyond seas, with knights' fees, advow-
sons, liberties, courts leet, views of frank pledge, warrens, fisheries, fairs,
markets, rents, services, wards, marriages and otTier appurtenances, formerly
granted to them by Henry V., for the foundation of two chantries of two
priests or chaplains, with issues and profits from 4 March last ; to pray
for the good estate of the king and Cicely his mother and for their souls
after death and the souls of the king's father Richard, late duke of York,
and his progenitors, and his kinsmen Henry Y. and Nicholas Mortemer,
whose body lies in the cathedral. By p.s.
Dec. 22. Grant for life to Reginald Neuton of the office of the bailiwick and
Westminster, forestership of Prudhowe alias Proudehowe, co. Northumberland, with
the accustomed fees. By p.s.
Sept. 23. Grant, during good behaviour, to James Acton of the offices of chief clerk
Westminster, of the king's chief place in Ireland, clerk of the crown in the said place, and
keeper of all rolls, writs, records and other memoranda in the same, with the
accustomed fees. By p.s.
Dec. 11. Grant for life to James Pemberton, groom of the king's chamber, of the
Westminster, offices of keeper of the king's park and garden of his manor of Eltham, co.
Kent, from the first day of the reign, receiving 2d, daily for the custody of
the park and the same for the custody of the garden from the issues of the
manor. By p.s.
Nov. 24. The like to John Mody and Agnes his wife of an annuity of 6/. from the
Westminster, issues of the king's manor of Merston Meysy, co. Wilts. By p.s.
Mandat-e in pursuance to the farmers of the manor.
Dec. 16. Grant to the king's tenants of the town and port of Weymouth, co. Dorset,
Westminster, of 100/. at the hands of the customers of the ports of Pole and Weymouth,
in recompense of losses sustained by them for the king. By p.s.
1462.
Feb. 12. Grant for life to Walter Skull, king's knight, of 40/. yearly from Michael-
Westminster, mas last from the issues of the counties of Caemarvan and Cardigan in South
Wales at the hands of the king's chamberlain of South Wales. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled^ because the king made a like grant
to him by letters patent^ 9 December y 8 Edward IV.
Feb. 23. Grant to the king's mother Cicely, duchess of York, of all sums of money,
Westminster, issues and rents pertaining to the king from all castles, lordships, manors,
lands and other possessions specified in the letters patent of her jointure and
dower from Michaelmas, 39 Henry Vl., until 30 December then following.
ByK.
Membrane 19.
Feb. 26* Appointment, during pleasure, of John Austyn as receiver and approver
Westminster, of all the king's castles, lordships, manors, lands, tenements, fee-farms and
mills in the counties of Wilts, Oxford, Berks, Gloucester, Bristol, Worces-
1 EDWARD IV.— Pabt IV. Ill
1462. Membrane lO-^con^
ter, Salop and Hereford, with power to collect rents and distrain in default
and to eject insolvent tenants and admit others, receiving the accustomed
fees at his own hands from the issues of the same. Bj bill of treasurer.
The like of the foUowing in the counties named : —
John Stourgeon in Bedford, Buckingham, Hertford, Cambridge and
Huntingdon.
William Whelpdale in Norfolk, Suffolk, the city of Norwich and
Essex.
Thomas Palmer in Warwick, Leicester, Northampton and Rutland,
Thomas Mauncell in Somerset, Dorset, Devon and Cornwall.
Thomas Blount in Lincoln and the city of Lincoln.
Richard Waller in Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Southampton and the town
of Southampton.
Feb. 2Q, Grant for life to Oliver Yong of the office of under-forester of the king's
Westminster, forest of Malverstang, co. Westmoreland, which Robert Shawe and John
Dent lately had of the grant of John, late lord Clyffbrd, in the king's hands
by reason of an act oi Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, receiving
wages of ^m daily from the issues of the king's lordship of Halverstang.
ByK.
Feb. 28. The like to Richard Willy, yeoman of the king's bed, of the office of
Westminster, keeper of the palace called ' Princepalace ' at Westminster, receiving such
fees from 6 March last at the hands of the receiver general of the duchy of
Cornwall as were allowed to John Brekenok, late receiver, for Thomas
Carre and Thomas Ryngston in that office ; in lieu of another grant to him
of the office by letters patent dated 9 July, surrendered. By K.
Feb. 24« Grant to John Donne, esquire, one of the ushers of the king's chamber,
Westminster, and the heirs male of his body, for his good service to the king's father
Richard, late duke of York, in England, France and Ireland and against
Henry VI. and Jasper, earl of Pembroke, and James, earl of Wilts, and
other rebels, of the castle, town, manor and lordship of Telagham in South
Wales and sdl lands, rents and possessions in Telogharn with appurtenances
in South Wales and the marches late of the said earl of Wilts and in the
king's hands by reason of an act of forfeiture in Parliament at West-
minster, 4 November, with all roynl rights, franchises, liberties, courts,
views of frank pledge, cantreds, commotes, lumdreds, fairs, markets, knights'
fees, advowsons, wreck of sea and other profits, and the manors of Russheton,
Stanewige, Ryngstede, Great Brampton and Great Houghton, co. Nor-
thampton, and all lands and possessions in Russheton, Stanewige, RyngBtede,
Great Brampton, Great Houghton, Knoston, Aldwyncle, Barton, Hanging
Houghton and Ecton, co. Northampton, late of Thomas Tresham, knight,
in the king's hands as above, with knights' fees, advowsons, courts leet,
views of frank pledge, warrens, fairs, markets and other profits, with all
issues from 4 March last, provided that he answer at the Exchequer for any
surplus above 100/. yearly. By p.s.
Feb. 24. Grant to John Howard, king's knight, and the heirs male of his body of
Westminster, the manors of Ley ham and Wherstede, co. Suffolk, and Smethton Hall, co.
Essex, late of James, earl of Wilts, the manors of Dontissh and Deuelyssh,
CO. Dorset, late of Nicholas Latymer, knight, the manor of Hereford, co.
Norfolk, late of Thomas Danyell, late of Resyng, co. Norfolk, esquire, and
the manor of Meyton Hall, co. Norfolit, late of Giles Seyntlowe, late of
London, esquire, in the king's hands by reason of an act of forfeiture of
Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, with knights' fees, advowsons,
views of frank pledge, liberties, fairs, markets, warrens and other profits,
provided that he answer at the Exchequer for any surplus above 100/.
yearly. Byp.8.
11» CALENDAB OP PATENT BOLLS.
1461. Membrane 19 — cont,
Dec. 11. Release to Bichard. earl of Warwick, John Clay, John Whichcote,
Westminster. Bobert Cajvell and John Brereley and their heirs and assigns of all the
right which the king has in 4 messuages, 10 tofts, 224 acres of land, 40
acres of meadow, 20 acres of pasture and 9s. rent in Welton, Biland bj
Dunham, Irby, Burton by Lincoln, Bothewell, Worleby, Kirnjngton, Risnm
and Little Barton, co. Lincoln, of which Henry Bedford, knight, enfeoffed
the above and the king, then earl of March, the king's father Bichard, dnke
of York, and Bichaid, earl of Salisbury, that they may execute his last
will. ^j p.8.
1462.
Feb. 5. Protection, with clause nolumus^ for three years, for John Yonge, citizen
Westmioster. and grocer of London, and his men and possessions. By p.s,
Meubranb 18.
Feb. 26. Grant to Thomas Burgh, one of the esquires of the body, and the heirs
Westminster, male of his body of the manors of Crofte, Thorppe, Golthawe and
Skelynghoup, co. Lincoln, and all lands and possessions in those places late
of William Tailboys, knight, in the king's hands by reason of an act of
forfeiture in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, with knights' fees,
advowsons, courts leet, views of frank pledge, parks, w^arrens, chaoes, fairs,
markets and all other profits. Bj p.s.
March 3. Revocation of protection lately granted for one year to John Beauford
Westminster, alias Bovford alias Beaford alias Beford, * stokfisshmonger ' of London, going
on the king's service in the company of John Wode, king's esquire, victualler
of the town, castle and marches of Calais, on the safe-custody, defence and
victualling of the same, on certificate by the sheriffs of London that he has
not gone.
Feb. 27. Grant for life to the king's servant Geoffrey Ferrour of the passage and
Westminster, ferry called ' Portaythoy ' alias ' Portaythwy ' in North Wales with the
accustomed fees, in lieu of a similar grant to him of the office of keeper of
the same by letters patent dated 12 January, surrendered. By p.s.
March 3. The like to Henry Maire of the office of keeper or parker of the park of
Westminster. Colneparke, co. Essex, receiving the accustomed fees from the issues of the
king's lordship there. By p.s.
Jan. 20. Grant to Fulk Stafford, esquire, and the heirs male of his body of the
Westminster, manors of Cradeley, Oldswynford, Hageley, Gannowe and Snodisbury,
00. Worcester, and Clent, Mere and Hondesworth, co. Stafford, with
the advowsons of the churches of Oldswynford and Hondesworth and
Forton, co. Stafford, in the king's hands by the forfeiture of James, late
earl of Wilts, to the value of 200 marks yearly, by fealty. By p.s.
1461.
Nov. 10. Appointment of John Wenlok of Wenlok, knight, as governor of the
Westminster, king's kinsman John, duke of Norfolk, son and heir of John, late duke of
Norfolk, durins; minority ; and grant to him for that time of all castles,
manors, lordships, lands and other possessions of the late duke for the sus-
tenance of the heir, with authority to appoint and remove servants and
officers. And the said heir shall stay in such places as shall seem expedient
to the governor.
i4g2. Membrane 17.
Feb. 28. Grant for life to Thomas Banon of the lordship of Llanllogh, co.
Westminster, Kermerdyn, in South Wales, as of the yearly value of 10/., without rendering
any account. By p.s.
I EDWARD IV.~Pa»t 17. U$
1462. Membrane 17 — cont,
r ' Feb. 27; General pardon to John Clopton of Long Melford, c6, Suffolk, esquire.
Westminster. By K.
Feb. 16. Grant for life to the king's servitor William Whelpdale of the offices of
Westminster, provider of stone- cutters, layers, plumbers, labourers and other necessaries
for the king's works within his palace of Westminster and Tower of London,
receiving the accustomed fees at the receipt of the Exchequer. By p.8.
Feb. 2k).- The like to Edmund Shaa, citizen and goldsmith of Londori, frcm
Westminster. 4 March last, of the office of sculptor of the king's dies (ferris) for
moneys and coinage of gold and silver to be coined within the Tower of
Loudon and England and the town of Calais, receiving the accustomed fees
at the hands of the keeper of the exchange and mint, with all other accus-
tomed profits. By p.s.
Feb. 24. The like to Laurence, bishop of Durham, from 4 March last, of the priory
Westminster, or manor of Totyngbeke, co. Surrey, parcel of the priory of Okeburn, with
the advowson of the church of Stretham, co. Surrey. [FcederaJ] By K.
Jan. 5. Grant in frank almoin to the prior and convent of Christ Church,
Westminster. Canterbury, of a plot or quantity of land called * Hosand' within the juris-
diction of the port of Sandwich, co. Kent, of which their predecessors were
seised in their demesne as of fee, with all liberties and franchises, that they
may pray for the good estate of the king und for his soul after death and
the souls of his father Bichard, duke of York, and his progenitors. The
said plot was submerged by the sea in the time of Henry III. so that no
profit could be made of it until the time of Edward III. when the sea
receded and it was raised and grew into dry land and became a pasture,
and wiis taken into the king's hands, where it still remains. By K.
Feb. 6. Grant to John Pylkyngton, one of the esquires of the body, and the heirs
Westminster, male of his body of the reversion of the third part of the manor of
Thorneton in Craven, co. York, and the manor of Lynton on Owse,
CO. York, on the death of Marjory late the wife of John Eoos,
knight, lord of Boos, belonging to the king by reason of his forfeiture
and by authority of the Parliament held at Westminster, 4 November, the
reversion of the remaining two parts of the said manor of Thorneton on
the death of Eleanor, duchess of Somerset, belonging to the king as above,
and the reversion of the manors of Grymesthorp, Aylesthorp and Sevthorp,
CO. Lincoln, on the death of Katharine, duchess of Norfolk, belonging to
the king by the forfeiture of William, late viscoimt Beauniond, and all lands,
rents and services with knights' fees, advowsons and other hereditaments in
those places belonging to the king as above ; and also of the manors of
Turnehamliall and Malteby, co. York, and Hole alias Hoell, co. Lincoln,
with knii^hts' fees and other hereditaments, belonging to the king by
reason of the forfeitures of Thomas, late lord of Boos, John, late lord of
Clyffbrd, and Thomas Claymond, esquire, respectively. By p.s.
Vacated because otherwise in this year in the sixth {fifth) part.
Membrane 16.
Jan. 28. Grant to Robert, lord Ogle, and the heirs male of his body of the lord-
Westmin&ter. ship of Redisdale and the castle of Herebotell, co. Northumberland, with
all royal franchises, liberties, lands, rents. ser\'ices, escheats, advowsons,
courts, views of frank-pledge and other appurtenances, not exceeding the
value of 66/. 13*. 4«/. yearly, late of William Tailboys, knight, and in the
king's hands by reason of his forfeiture and an act in Parliament at
"Westminster, 4 November; the town of Elington in the same county,
not exceeding the yearly value of 20/., in the king's hands by the forfeituj*e
of Leo, lord of Wellif , deceased ; 8/. yearly rent from the town of Beueley,
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114 "^ . OALBNBAR OP PATENT BOLLS,
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and the towoB of Siulbotell, Benyngton, Gysyns and Middelton in thd
pame county, not exceeding the yearly value of 44/., late of Henry,
earl of Northumberland, great«'grandfatber of Henry, late earl, deoeased,
and in the king's hands by reason of his forfeiture ; and all lands, rents
and services within the lordship of Tyudale in the same county called
< Talbotes Landes,' late of the said late earl and in the king's hands by
reason of his forfeiture, not exceeding the value of 10/. yearly ] with all
issues from 4 November last. By p.8«
Jan. 23. Grant to the king's servant David Gogh, esquire, and the heirs male
Westminster, of his body of the castle, town, lordship and manor of Stepnlton, late of
Thomas Comewaile, esquire, in the parts called 'Lughameys' in the
marches of Wales, in the king's hands by reason of his forfeiture and an
act of Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, with all royal rights and
franchises, liberties, courts, views of frank-pledge, hundreds, fairs, markets,
parks, stews, warrens, knights' fees, advowsons and other emoluments, with
all issues from 4 March last. By p.s.
Peb. 3. Grant to William Herbert, king's knight, lately raised to the estate of
Westminster, baron, and the heirs of his body, for his good service against Henry VI.
Henry, duke of Exeter, Jaspar, earl of Pembroke, James, earl of Wilts^
and other rebels, of the castle, town and lordship of Pembroke, the
hundred and lordship of Castelmartyn, the lordship of St. Florence, the
lordship and forest of Coydrath, the castle, lordship and town of Teneby,
the lordship and bailiwick of Westpembroke and Estpembroke, the
bailiwick of Dongledy, Eons and Kemeys, a moiety of the passage of
Burton, the castle, town and lordship of GilgarraD, the lordships and
manors of Emlyn, Meinordyve, Diffymbriam, the forest of Kevendryn,
the castle, lordship and town of Lanstephan, the lordship and manor of
Penryn and la Verie with the lordships and manors of Osterlowe, Trayne
Clynton and St. Clear, the lordships and manors of Magoure and Redwyke,
the castle, manor, town and lordship of Caldecote with appurtenances in
South Wales and the marches, the castle and manor of Goderiche and the
lordship and manor of Urchinfeld with appurtenances in the march of
Wales and the county of Hereford, and the manor and lordship of
Walwencscastell in South Wales, late of James, earl of Wilts, and in the
king's hand by reason of an act of forfeiture in Parliament at Westminster,
4 November, with all royal rights, franchises, liberties, courts, counties,
hamlets, views of frank-pledge, cantreds, commotes, hundreds, fairs,
markets, parks, wnrrens, knights' fees, advowsons, wreck of sea and other
profits, with all issues from 4 March last. By K.
Feb. 10. General pardon to Nicholas Rygby, late of Kyngeston on Thames, co.
Westminster. Surrey, < yomac,' alias Rigbe, alias Rigby, late of London, of all offences
committed by him before 4 November, and all fines due from him before
5 March last. By p.s.
Feb. 12. Grant to William Herbert, king's knight, for 1,000/. iu hand paid, of
Westminster, the custody and marriage of Henry son and heir of Edmund, earl of
Richemond, tenant in chief of Henry VI., in the king's hands by reason
of his minority. By p.s.
Feb. 15. Grant for life to John Cledon, yeoman of the king's cellar pro ore nostroj
Westminster, from Michaelmas last, of a yearly impost of lOO*. which the prior and convent
of Weulok used to pay to the chapter of their house beyond seas. By p.s.
Membrane 16.
Jan. 20. Appointment of Philip Herveys, master of the king's ordnance, John
AVcstminster. Gye and William Tempy 11 to take carpenters called * whelers * and *cart.-
wrightes' and others, stonecutters, smiths, plumbers and other workmen
I EDWARD IV.— Pabt IV, US
I4i62« Membrane 15 — cont.
for the works of the ordnance, and also bombards, cannons, ' culverynes,'
* fowelers,' ' serpentynes ' and other cannon and powder, sulphur, saltpetre,
stones, iron, lead and other equipment for them, crossbows and bolts
for them, bows, arrows, * bowestrengis,' * langedebeves,' lances, * gley ves '
and hammers, and carriage for the same and horses called ' hakeneis.'
Jan. 17. Belease to William Femberton, the mayor, and the citizens of Lincoln,
Westmioster. on account of their impoverishment through the payment of 180/. for the
fee farm of the city and through the removal of the staple thence to
Boston and other losses, of 100/. yearly which Thomas de Boos, knight,
and his ancestors received from the said fee farm of the grant of
Edward 11.^ in the king's hands by reason of an act in Parliament at
Westminster, 4 ITovember ; and grant to them of all lands and possessions
in Ingham and Cotes by Ingham, co. Lincoln, which Edward Burton, late
mayor, and the citizens acquired from John Helwell, late of Gunby, co.
Lincoln, esquire, and which William Tailboys, late of Kyme, co. Lincoln,
esquire, lately entered into and expelled them from, now in the king's
hands by the act aforesaid. By p.s.
Feb. 6. Grant to Richard Suthwell, during the minority of the son and heir of
Westminster, the king's kinsman John, late duke of Norfolk and marshal of England, of
the office of marshal in the Exchequer, with the accustomed fees.
Feb. 8. Appointment of Laurence, bishop of Durham, the king's kinsman John,
Westminster, earl of Worcester, Robert Botell, prior of St. John of Jerusalem in England,
John Wenlok of Wenlok, knight, and Master Robert Stillington, doctor of
laws, keeper of the privy seal, as ambassadors to treat with the king's
kinsman John de He, earl of Rosse and lord of the Isles, [Foedera.^
Feb. 6. Appointment of William Helperby to the custody of all lands late of
Westminster. William Pawlyn in the county of York, tenant in chief of Henry VI.,
during the minority of Robert Pawlyn his son and heir, with the marriage
of the latter, and so from heir to heir. By p.s.
1461.
Dec. 15. Grant for life to William Kene, esquire, of the office and custody of the
Westminster, park of Cory Malet, co. Somerset, from 4 March last, with the accuistomed
fees from the issues of the king's lordship of Stoke under Hampden in the
same county. By p.s,
1462.
Feb. 15. The like to Hugh Amory of a house in the parish of All Hallows,
Westminster. Watlyngstrete, London, lately in the hands of John Kexby.
Feb. 15. Exemption for life of Henry Brounflet, knight, lord Vessy, from
Westminster, attendance at Parliaments or councils. By K.
Feb. 16. Grant for life to John Dou«;las, brother of James, earl of Douglas, of
Westminster. 100/. yearly from Easter last, viz., 25/. from the customs and subsidies in
the port of Southampton, 30/. from the farm of the subsidy and ulnage of
cloths in the county of Wilts and the city of Salisbury and a moiety of the
forfeitures of the cloth, and 30/. from William Willecotes, esquire, and his
heirs from the 40/. reserved to the king for the manor of Hedyngton
with the hundred of Bolyndene without the north gate of Oxford. By K.
V<icated because otherwise below*
Feb. 6. The like to Joan Bere, late the wife of John Bere, of an annuity of 10/.
Westminster, from the issues oC the town of Lesbury, co. Northumberland. By p.s.
Membrane 14.
Feb. 1. Grant to tlie king's servitor William Stanley, knight, and the heirs male
Westminster, of his body of the castle, manor and lordship of Skypton in Craven, co.
York, with all towns, hamlets, lands, rents, services, reversions, advowsons,
u 2
116 CALEKDAE OF ?ATENT BOLLS.
1
1462. Membrane 14 — cont. '
fees, offices, franchises, mines of coal and lead, and other possessions latelr
belonging to John, late lord Clifford, on 29 March and in the king's
hands by reason of an act of forfeiture in Parliament at Westminster,
4 November. By p.s.
Feb. 16. Grant to Roger Thorneton of Witton, co. Northumberland, esquire, of
Westminator. the manor of Neweham by Bamburgh in the said county, of the value of
20 marks yearly, on proof that his father was seised thereof until Henry,
earl of Northumberland, unjustly expelled him, which the son of the latter,
late earl of Northumberland, afterwards held. liy p.s.
Feb. 20. Grant to Humphrey Stafford, king's knight, and the heirs male of his
Westminster, body of the manor and borough of Ty verton, the hundred of Tyverton with
the advowsons of three portions with cure in the church of Tyverton, the
castles, lordships, manors, boroughs and hundreds of Plympton and Oke-
hampton, the manor and borough of Chalvelegh, the manors of Colcombe,
Coly ton, Musbury, Colyford, Whytford and Sampford Courtenay, co, Devon,
and all lands in those places, with knights' fees, advowsons, franchises,
liberties, hundreds, courts leet, views of frank-pledge, fairs, markets, wreck
of sea, chattels of fugitives and felons and all other profits, in the king's
hands by reason of an act of Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, and
all issues of the same from 15 December last. By K.
Jan. 21. Qeneral pardon to John GrevOe, esquire, late sheriff of Gloucester, of all
Westminster, offences committed by him, all escapes of prisoners, and all fines due jfrom
him before 1 8 February. By p.s,
Feb. 17. Grant to the king's servant Thomas Colt and the heirs male of his
Westminster, body, for his good service to the king and the king's father Eichard,
duke of York, of the manor or lordship of Chyngford, co. Essex, and the
manor of Aketon, co. Suffolk, occupied by Thomas Boos, knight, and
James, late earl of Wilts, respectively, as their right and inheritance, and
the reversion of the manoi's or lordships of Parkehalle, Hemnales and
Madelez, co. Essex, on the death of Margaret, duchess of Somerset, late the
wife of Leo, lord of Wellys, with knights' fees and advowsons, in the king's
band by virtue of an act in Fai'liament, 4 November ; and grant to him for
the life of the duchess of a yearly rent of 33/. 6s, Sd, from the manor
or lordship of Wellys, co. Lincoln. By p.s.
Feb. 20. Grant for life to John Conyers, knight, of the offices of steward and
Westminster, master forester of the lordships and manors of Topclif, Cletop with
Biblcsdale, and Lettendale, the ' manor of Bukden with Langstroth, the
lordship with the court of Gisburn in Craven, and the manor of Sterbotell
with the court, co. York, with all members, sokes and appurtenances late
of Henry, earl of Northumberland, deceased, and the accustomed fees from
the issues of the same. . By K,
The like to John Walleworth of the office of bailiff of the -manor and
lordship of Topcliff, co. Tork, receiving the accustomed fees from the
issues of the same. By K,
Membrane 13.
Feb. 16. Grant in frank almoin to Master John Pereson, the warden, and the
Westminster, chaplains and brethren of the hospital of St. Julian called the * House of
God,' in the town of Southampton, of the alien priory of Shirburn, co.
Southampton, with all its appurtenances, that they may pray for the good
estate of the king and his successors and for their souls after death and
the souls of his father, late duke of York, and his grandfather Richard,
late earl of Cambridge, who is buried in the hospital. By K.
Feb. 14. Grant for life to James, earl of Douglas, of 500/. yearly from Michaelmas
Westminster, last, viz. 60/. from the custom and subsidy of woob, bides and wool-fells
1 fiDWARD IV.-PAttT IV. 117'
1462. Membrane 13 — cont,
in the port of London, 100/. from the custom and subsidy in the port
of Southampton, 60/. from the like in the port of Boston, 40/. from the
like in the port of Ipswich, 30/. from the like in the port of Lenne, 20/.
from - the like in the port of Pole, 40/. from the issues of the counties of
Nottingham and Derby, 40/. from the issues of the county of Lincoln,
40/. from the issues of the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, 20/. from the
issues of the county of Stafford, 30/. from the issues of the counties of WarwicJc
and Leicester, and 20/. from the issues of the county of Devon. By K.
Feb. 10. Grant to the king's servitor James Hyett and the heirs male of his body,
Westmiiiflter. of the manor of FritesweU, co. Oxford, and the advowsons, knight's fees,
liberties and privileges belonging to it, in the king's hands by reason of
the forfeiture of Henry Beauford, late duke of Somerset, and James Ormond,
late earl of Wilts, and the manor or lordship of Edyngworth in Le Mersshe
called * Brenlmerssh,' co Somerset, with a messuage in Welles and
advowsons, knights' fees, liberties and privileges belonging to the manor,
with the members and parcels of the manor, and a messuage, 4 tofts, 20 acres
of land and 5 acres of meadow in Bathernaston, co. Somerset, in the king's
hands by reason of the forfeiture of John Botillier, 'gentilman,' and Baldwin
Fiilford, knight, not exceeding the value of 27/. yearly. By p.s.
Feb. 3. Grant for life to James Grene, clerk of the king's kitchen, for his good
■ Westminster, service to the king and his father and because of his old age and infirmity,
of a pension of 10 marks yearly and a coat of the livery of the household,
or money to the same value at the hands of the treasurer of the household.
And his name shall remain on the roll of the Exchequer as one of the
household. By p.s.
Jan. 25. Grant to Boland Fitz Eustace, knight, William Griffith and James
Westminster. Dokeray, and the heirs male of their bodies, for their good service to the
king's father and the king in England and Ireland, of the manors and
lordships of Donboyng and Moyemet, co. Meath, late of William Boteler^
esquire, with all messuages, lands, rents and services in Tyrrelleston,
Jordaneston, leez Rothanes^ Nyver, Thomon, Hogeston, Colcote, Luske,
Gailaghton by Ballibaghill, Balsoun, Kiddagheston, Knok, Baillibarrok,
Lussianeston, Oarrones, Craneleston, Cruyston, and 3 acres of meadow in
Corragh Mede, cos. Dublin, Kildare, Meath and Uriel, in Ireland, late of
Richard Bermyngham, esquire, forfeited to the king and of the value of
94/. 7«. Bd. yearly. By p.s.
Feb. 6. Grant for life to Joan late the wife of Bobeit Maners, esquire, of an
. Westminster, annuity of 13/. 6*. 8c/. from the revenues of the manors of Tuggell and
Tuggelhall, co. Northumberland, in the king's hands by the forfeiture of
the late earl of Northumberland. By p^St
Fob. 7. Grant to John Fowler, one of the clerks of the chapel within the king's
Westminster, household, of a yearly pension of 10 marks, lately granted by Henry VI.
to the proctor and scholars of the house or college called * Goddishouse ' in
the university of Cambridge, which the abbot of Sawtre alias Sautre
used to pay with 50 marks Tor the churches of Fulborn alia^ Foulbourne
and Honyngham alias Honyngton to the alien abbot of Bon.Bepos {de
Botia liequie), from the first d^y of the reign until he shall have another
recompense to the same value.
1461.
March 10. Grant for life to James Hyet of the office of constable of the king's
Westminster, castle of St. Briavel in the 'forest of Dene, co. Gloucester, with the
accustomed fees. By K»
Membrane 12.
Dec. 9. Grant for life to the king's servant George Dale, from 21 April last, of
Westminster, the office of the custody of the manor, otherwiaa called the office of bailiff
tl8 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLtS,
14gl. Membrane 12— co»^
of the king's maDOr of Haveryng atte Boure, co. Essex, the custody of his
warren there, and the custody of a gate of his park of Haveryng called
' le Suthgate,' with the accustomed foes from the issues of the manor and
all other profits. By p.8.
1462.
Feb. 6. The like to the king's servitor John Langley, esquire, for his good
Westminster, service to the king's father and the king, of the custody of the king's park
of Chiltern Langfey, co. Hertford, and the houses of his manor of Chiftern
Langiey, and the office of under-parker of his park of Langley called * Chiltern
Langley,' receiving fees as in the times of Edward III. and Richard II.
from the issues of the manor, in lieu of a grant of the same to William
Staveley by letters patent, surrendered. By K.
Feb. 4. Grant for life to the king's servant Richard Fowler of the office of steward
Westminster, of the manors of Alesbury and Neuporfc Paynell, co. Buckingham, and of all
manors, lands, courts and views of frank-pledge in the same county, late of
James, earl of Wilts, and in the king's hands by reason of an act of
forfeiture in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, receiving the accus-
tomed fees from the issues of the same from Michaelmas last. By p.s.
The like to the said Richard of the office of steward of the manors of
Wottesdon and Hillesdon, co. Buckingham, and Sutton Courteney, co.
Berks, and all lands, courts and views of frank-pledge in those counties late
of Thomas Courteney, late earl, and in the king^s hands as above, receiving
fees as above. By p.s.
Feb. 6. The like to William Helperby of an annuity of 41, from the king's tenants
Westminster, within his forest of Galtresse, co. York, at the hands of the * bounders ' of the
forest on the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula at the cross in the horse market
within the city of York. By p.8.
Jan. 20. The like to William Fenys of Say, knight, of the custody of the king's
Westminster, castle and town of Porchestre and his forest and warren there, with power
of appointing under him a porter, an artillery and a watchman within
the castle, receiving the accustomed wages from the issues of the county of
Southampton, with all other profits. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled^ because the king granted the sanie
to his kinsman John^ earl of Worcester^ by other letters patent, 28 August^
2 Edward IV.
Jan. 7. Grant in frank almoin to Simon Thomham, the warden, and the fellows
Westminster, and scholars of the hall of Holy Trinity, Cambridge, of the hospital of St.
Margaret by Huntyngdon with all lands, rents, services, courts and other
appurtenances. By K.
Feb. 8. Grant for life to Robert Maners^ for his good service to the king and the
Westminster, king's father, of an annuity of 20 marks from the issues of the manors of
Locre, Newham, Newstede, Shenhow and Elyngeham, co. Northumberland,
in the king's hands by reason of the forfeiture of Henry, late earl of
Northumberland. By p.s»
Jan. 31. Grant to the king's kinswoman Katharine late the wife of William lord
Westminster, of Harryngton, of the custody of all castles, lordships, manors, lands, rents^
services, knights' fees and other hereditaments and advowsons of William
Bonvile, knight, late lord Bonvile, called William, lord Harrington, during
the minority of Cicely daughter and heir of the said lord of Harryngton and
kinswoman and heir of the said William lord Bonvile, with the marriage
of the said heir, and so from heir to heir. By p.8.
Feb. 18. Grant for life to William Haryngton, esquire, of the herbage of all the
Westminster, enclosures of Qwynfell otherwise called the parks of Qwynfell, co. West-
moreland, of the yearly value of 12/., in the king's hands by reason of the
rebellion of John, late lord of Clifford. By p.s^
I EDVI^Aftb IV.— tABT IV, 119
1462. Membrane 12— con/.
Feb. 20. Grdnt to the king's kinsman William, earl of Kent, that he may buy 20
Westminster, lasts of hides in England and shijJ them for foreign parts in any port in the
realm after having paid the customs due to the king, quit of the subsidies
due to the king. By p.s.
Feb. 18. Grant for life to Bartilot de Ryvere, Gascon, esquire, of an annuity of
Westminster. 20/. from the issues of the duchy of Cornwall. By p.s.
Feb. 23. The like to John Howard, king's knight, of the office of constable and of
Westminster, the custody of the king's castle of N'orwich from 4 March last, with a fee
of 20/. yearly from the issues of the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk and all
other accustomed profits. By p.8.
\Aa\ MsUBtUNS 11.
Dec. 12. Licence for the king's kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick, and Anne
Westminster, bis wife, sister and heir of Henry, late duke of Warwick, and one of the
beirs of Anne his daughter, viz. one of the daughters of Isabel, lat«
countess of Warwick, mother of the said duke, to enter into all custl3s, lord-
ships, honours, commotes, cantreds, alien priories, lands, rents, reversions,
services, milLs, fisheries, rights, pensions, portions, forests, offices, courts
leet, views of frank-pledge, returns of writs, chaces, advowsons, knights'
fees and other possessions in England and Wales and the marches of which
the said Anne, daughter of the said duke, was seised, or which revolted to
her on the death of the said countess or Richard, late earl of Warwick,
deceased, son of ,Thomas late lord le Despenser, and to hold them with all
issues from the time of their deaths. By p.s.
April 8. Appointment, during pleasure, of Peter Ardern, knight, as one of the
Westminster, justices of the Bench, receiving the accustomed fee. By K.
1462.
Feb. 12. Appointment of William Herbert, lord Herbert, king's knight, to the
Westminster, custody of t*he lordships of Swaynesey, Gower and Kelbey in South Wales
and all castles, manors, lands, rents, services and other possessions, parcel
of the same, late of John, duke of Norfolk, deceased, during the minority
of John his son and heir, with all royal rights, escheats, franchises, liberties,
courts, views of frank-pledge, cantreds, commotes, hundreds, fairs, markets,
knights' fees, advowsons and other appurtenances, rendering to the king
200 marks yearly ; and grant to him for 20 years from Michaelmas last of the
castle, town and lordship of Haverford West and all lands and possessions
in Anablepill, Steynton, Ckippidbusshe, Thiwode, Lamburston, Ohirchehill
atid in the parish of Steynton, parcel of the afime, with all royal rights,
escheats etc., rendering to the king 100 marks yearly. By p.s.
I^eb. 21. Grant for life to Robert Leget of the office of chief mason of the king's
Westminster castle of Wyndesore^ receiving fees as in the times of Edward III. and
Richard II. from the issues of the castle. By K.
Feb. 20. The like to Henry Lewe, mariner, of an annuity of 10 marks from the
Westimnsteri first day of the reign from the issues of the county of Devon. By j).s.
Feb. 23. Grant to Heniy Courtenay, esquire, his heirs and assigns, of the lordships
Westminster, and manors of Brommoure and Old Lymyngton aud the borough of New
Lymyngton, co. Southampton, the lordships and manors of Chilmelegh,
Holdehamp, Dowelton, Coruewode and Baillcsford, the boroughs of Chilme-
legh and Neuton Popelf ord and all lands and messuages in Thorne^ Northe-»
pde, Huntebeare, Twhikkebeare, Whitewell and Brokelond Trille, co.
Devon, and the manor and lordship of Hcmyngton, co. Somerset, and all
Other lands^ rents and services in those places with advowsons, knights'
120 , CALENDAR OP PATENT EOLLS.
1162. Afembratie 11 — cont,
*
fees, franchises, liberties, hundreds, courts leet, viewA of frank-pledge, fairs
and other profits, not exceeding the value of 200/. yearly, in the king's
hands by reason of an act of Parliament at Westminster, 4 November.
ByK.
Feb. 24. Grant in frank almoin to the prior and c<»nvent of Mountgra)ce<. of the
Westminfiter. Carthusian order, of the manor of Atherstou, co. Warwick, late pisurcel of the
alien priory of Great Okebourn, co, Wilts, with knights' fees and advow-
sons, for the relief of the poor estate oF the house and the expenses of persons
gathering there weekly. By p.8.
Feb. 23. Grant for life to Florence, wife of Eobert Savage, of the office of the
WestminBter. custody of the king's waidrobe in the city of London called * le Prynce
warderobe,' with the accustomed fees at the hands of the receiver of the
duchy of Cornwall. By p.H.
Feb. 26. Pardon to John Duddeley, lord of Duddeley, knight, late treasurer of the
Westminster, household of rfenry VI., of all debts, accounts, fines, forfeitui-es, issues
and amercements due from him to the king. By p.s.
2^g2 Membrane 10.
Dec. 4. Appointment for life of Thomas Burgh, esquire, as one of the esquires
Westminster, of the body, receiving 50 marks yearly from 2 April last from the issues of
the lordship of Kirton in Lyudesey, co. Lincoln. By p.s.
Dec. 11. The like of William Gomme, priest, as the king's chaplain to celebrate
Westminster, divine service in the chapel of Holy Trinity within his park of Bestormell,
CO. Cornwall, receiving 4/. yearly for his seller at the hands of the receiver
general of the duchy of Cornwall from the issues of his office, with houses^
gardens and other profits, in the same manner as tlohn Jolyu, chaplain of
the same chapel, in the year 41 Edward III. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled^ because the king granted to him
the 4/. yearly for life in the said chapel by other letters patent^ 21 May^
^Edward IV.
Dec. 12. Grant for life to Humphrey Staffi>rd of Suthewik, knight, of the office of
Westminster, steward of all castles, lordships, manors, lands and other possessions belong-
ing to the duchy of Cornwall in the county of Cornwall, from Easter last,
receiving 40 marks yearly at the hands of the receivers of the duchy, with
all other accustomed profits. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the receivers of the duchy»
Dec. 22. Grant in mortmain to John, the abbot, and the convent of St. Albans of
Westminster, the alien priory of Pembroke in South Wales, with all lands, rents, services,
issues, tithes, knights' fees, advowson^, franchises, oblations, revenues,
annuities, pensions, portions, imposts, homages, fealties, reliefs, courts leet,
views of frank-pledge, liberties, reversions, wills, wards, mai*riages, escheats^
waifs, strays, woods, warrens, forfeitures, moors, marshes, fisheries, meadows,
feedings, pastures, ^infangthief, outefangthief,' yeai*, day and waste, chattels
of felons and fugitives and outlaws and felons of themselves, deodands and
other profits. By p.s.
Dec. 22, General pardon to William Catesby, knight, upon fine nuide by him.
Westminster. By J^^
Dec. 22. Presentation of Hugh Fraunces to the parish church of Burham, in the
Westminster, diocese of Carlisle, void by the death of the last parson.
Dec. 17. Grant for life to George Medelton of the office of keeper of the king's
Westminster, manor of Claryngdon from 4 March last, from which date he has held the
office, with the accustomed fees from the issues of the county of Wilts, he
having surrendei^d his letters patent, dated Id July, granting him the office
of porter of the said manor. Bv K«
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1461. Membrane 10 — cont,
Nov. 30. The like to WiUiam Staynburst of the office of customer of the king's
Wcstmiaater. ports of Dublin and Drogbda in Ireland, with the accustomed fees from the
issues of the office. By p.s.
Dec. 21. Grant to John Fogge, knight, and his heirs and assigns, of the manors
Westminster, of Tonsford and Dane, co. Kent, with all profits and emoluments, in the
king's hands by reason of an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November
last.
1462.
Jan. 21. Ghrant, during good behaviour, to Bichord Symson of the office o£ con«
Westminster. troUer of the scrutiny of all merchandise brought from beyond seas to
the port of London and ports and places adjacent, with the accustomed fees.
By p.8.
1461.
Dec. 12. Grant for life to Henry Gray the younger, esquire, of the office of keeper
WeetuinBter. of the. king's armoury within the Tower of London, receiving the aocus-
tomed feesi from the farm or fee farm of the city of Norwich by the
hands of the sheriffs of the same county, with all other accustomed profits.
ByK.
1462.
Feb. 7. The like to John Bede of 100s. yearly from Michaelmas last from the
Westminster, issues of the counties of BedfoiVi and Buckingham, in lieu of a like granc
to him from the fee farm of the city or town of Bochester, co. Kent, by
letters patent dated 22 July, surrendered. By £•
1461.
Nov. 15. Inspeanmus and confirmation of letters patent of the king's father
Westminster. Bichard, late duke of York, dated at London, 14 November, 39 Henry YL,
being a grant for life to John FitzwiUiam, son of Nicholas Fitzwilliam,
esquire, of a yearly rent of 10 marks from the issues of his lordships in the
county of York on condition of his service for life to the duke and to
Edward earl of March, the duke's son. For ^ mark paid in the hanaper.
1462.
Membrane 9.
Feb. 26. Pardon to Robert Sutton, monk of the monastery of St. Saviour, Fever-
Westminster, sham, of all trespasses committed by him in the prosecution, pei*qui8ition,
acceptance and publication of bulls or other apostolic letters of the pope
touching any ecclesiastical benefice contrary to the statute of provisors.
By p.s.
Feb. 27. Grant for life without fine or fee to the king's servant Thomas Mon-
Westminster. gomery, knight, of two parts of the manor and town of Saldeyn otherwise
Salden in the counties of Buckingham and Bedford, and of the members
and parcels thereof, and all manors, lands, rents, services and other posses-
sions in the town of Muresley, Weston Turvile, Hoggeston, Bechompton,
Great Horewode, Little Horewode, Great Kymbell, Little Kymbell,
Wendovere, £well, Luton and Fynelsgrove, cos. Buckingham, Bedford or
Hertford, which Robert Whytyngham alone, or John Whytingham alone,
or either of them jointly with others, held, with all members, buildings,
gardens, courts leet, views of frank-pledge, knight's fees, advowsoos, wards,
marriages, heriots, bondmen, waifs, strays and other profits, without impeach-
ment of waste, i*eudering to the king Id. yearly; and grant that at the
town of Muresley, co. Buckingham, which is parcel of the said manor of
Saldeyn, he may have a market weekly on Wednesday and two fairs of
three days yearly at the Assumption and the Nativity of the Virgin. Grant
to him also for life of the manois of Donyngton otherwise Danton, Stone
Ford and Permere, co. Buckingham, Penley otherwise Penly, co. Hertford,
and Maudeleyns otherwise Maudlyns Boustrewys, cos. Buckingham and
Hertford, and a messuage or lodging with houses and shops annexed in the
122 CALfiSDAR OP PATENT EOLLS.
1462. M^mbran^ 9-w^o«^
pftrish of St. Stephen in the ward of Walbrok, London^ lately held* by the
said Robert Whityngham, with knights' fees, advowsons, etc., withoat
impeachment of waste, by fealty. He shall have free warren in all the
demesnes of the above, provided that the lands are not within the bounds
of the forest and that no one enter therein to hunt without his licence
under forfeiture to the king of 10/. By p.s.
Feb. 26. Licence for John Bamme of the county of Kent, esquire, to enter into the
Westminster, manor of Mulso, co. Buckingham, and hold the same to himself and the heirs
of his body. Thomas Wake, esquire, deceajsed, was seized in his demesne as
of fee of the said manor and granted it to Richard Bamme and Joan his wife,
parents of the said John, and the heirs of their body, with remainder to the
right heirs of Richard ; and they were seised of it, and after their death it
descended to the said John, their son and heir, until it was taken into the
king's hands by the forfeiture of Robert Whityngham, knight. By p.8«
Feb. 23. Ratification of the estate which Thomas Godebowre has as parson of the
Westminster, parish church of Dacre, in the diocese of Carlisle. By K,
Feb. 17. Appointment for life of John Clerc, apothecary of the city of London^ as
Westminster, the king's apothecary, receiving Sd. daily for his fee from the issues of the
county of Devon and a robe of the king's vesture yearly at Christmas at the
great wardiobei By p.8.
Feb. 20. Pardon to Humphrey Nevill, late of Brauncepath in the bishopric of
Westminster. Durham, esquire, who was attainted by authority of Parliament at West-
minster, 4 November, of all executions against him, by virtue of any act
made in that parliament and grant to him of his life, provided that he
remain in prison during the king's pleasure and that this pardon do not
give him any title or claim to any forfeited lands or possessions. By K«
Feb. 20. Grant for life to the king's kinsman George, bishop of Exeter, by the
Westminster, service of a knight's fee, of the lordships and manors of Topsham and
Exilond, the liberty, fishery and conservancy of the river Exe, and the
hundreds of Woneford, Estbudlegh, Westbudlegh and Harygge, co. Devon,
with the advowson of the prebend of. Heighes and knights' fees, liberties,
franchises, courts leet, views of frank-pledge and other profits and emolu-
ments, in the king's hands by reason of an act of Parliament at Westminster,
4 November, or otherwise. By K,
1461.
Mbmbranh 8.
July 17. Grrant for life to Salph Seyntleger^ from 4 Mai^h ksi, of the offices of
Westminster, constable and parker of the king's castle and park of Ledes, co. Kent,
receiving such fees from the issues of the manor or lordship of Ledes as
Bobert Corby, late constable, and John Dangore, late parker, had in the
time of Edward III», with all other profits* By p.s.
July 8. The like to the king's servant John More, esquire^ of the office of oiie of
Westminster, the king's sergeants at arms, receiving 12rf. daily from 4 March last front
the issues of the county of Devon and a livery yearly at Christmas at the
great wardrobe. By p.s.
June 10. The like to the king's servant William Evyngton of the office of the
Westminster, custody of the king's park of Wyndesore, with fees as in the last year of
Edward III. and the first of Richard II. from the issues of the castle and
lordship of Wyndesore. By p.s.
June 10. The like to the same of the office of the custody of the manor within the
Westminster, said park, with fees as above. By p.s.
July 14. The like to Joan Asteley, widow, of an annuity of 40/. from the issues
Westminster, of the counties of Warwick and Lelcesten By p*8«
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J 461 • Memhrane 8--c(m#»
April 22. The like to the king^s servant Nicholas Gaynesfotd, one of the ushers of
Westminster, the king's chamber^ of the custody of the king's park of Odyham, with
wages and fees as in the times of Edward III. and Richard II. from the
issues of the manor or lordship of Odyham. By K.
July 12. The like to the king's servant John Wykes, usher of the king's chamber,
Westminster, of the office of ranger of the king's chase of Rysyng, co. Norfolk, with
wages, fees and advantages as in the last year of Edward III. and the first
of Richard II. By p.s.
July 17» Qrant in mortmain to William, master of the order of Burton St. Lazarus
W««tminster, of Jerusalem in England, warden of the hospital of St. Giles without London,
and the brethren of his order of the hospital of the Holy Innocents called
' Malardry ' without the suburbs of Lincoln with all lands, meadows^
feedings, pastures, woods, rents and services thereto pertaining together
with all rights, profits, commodities, liberties, franchises and other appur-*
tenances, and appointment of the said master and his successors as wai^dens
of the said hospital of the Holy Innocents ; to sustain yearly for ever three
lepers from the servants of the household, to be nominated by letters patent
under the great seal, or, if so many cannot be found in the household, three
lepers from the king's tenants. By p.s.
July 16. ' Grant for life to the king's servant William Philip of the office of one of
Westminster, the king's Serjeants at arms, with wages of I2d. daily from 4 March last
from the f eefarm, issues, <&c. of the counties of London and Middlesex, and
a livery of the suit of esquires of the household yearly at Christmas at the
great wardrobe. By K. by word of mouth.
July 1. The like to John Lawley of the office of the king's general attorney in
Westminster. North Wales, receiving yearly the accustomed fees. By p.s.
July 24. The like to the king's servant Thomas Rede of the office of the bailiwick
Westminster, of Surrey otherwise called ^Bagshotes Bailly* in the king's forest of
Wyndesore, receiving the accustomed fees from the issues of the counties of
Oxford and Berk^> with all other profits. By p.s.
July 21. Grant to Nicholas Gaynesford, king's esquire, usher of the king's
Westminster, chamber, of the custody of all lands late of John Michclgrove, deceased^
tenant in chief by knight service, during the minority of Elizabeth his
daughter and heir, with her marriage. By p.S4
Vacated because otherwise below.
July 20. Grant to the king's servants William Hastynges^ knight, and John
Westminster. Huddelston, esquire, or either of them, of the next advowson and patronage
of the parish church of Thornton, in the diocese of York. By p»s.
July 23. (jeneral pardon to John Pury of Chamberhousy co. Berks, esquil*e, of all
Westminster. oSeuces committed by him before 20 June last* By p.8»
July Id. Grant for life to the king's servant John Arilndell of Lanhern, esquire, of
Westminster, the office of the custody of the king's parks of Hellysbury and Lanteglos^
CO. Cornwall, receiving the accustomed fees from the issues of the duchy.
By p.s;
July 20. Grant, during good behaviour, to the king's servant Bichard Sutton of
Westminster, the office of one of. the yeomen tailors in the great wardrobe, receiving ftea
as in the last year of Edward III. and the first of Richard II. and a livery
at the hands of the keeper of the wardrobe. By p.8.
July 7. Grant for life to James DamjKJrt of the office of bne of the king's Serjeants
Westminster, at arms from 4 March last, receiving 12c^. daily frt>m the issues of the king's
124 CALENDAR OS^ PATENT ROLLS.
IJjgl, . ' Membrane 7 — cont.
lordship, manor and hundred of Odjam, co. Southampton, with 'a robe of
the king's livery of the suit of esquires of the household yearly at Christmas
at the great wardrobe. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled so far as the \2d, daily are can-
cemedy because on 26 July^ 5 Edxcard /F., the king granted to him \2d.
daily for lifefrotn the Michaelmas preceding from the issues of the county
of WiUs,
July 20. The like to John Wykes, esquire, usher of the king's chamber, of the
VTestminseer. office of constable of the king's castle and lordship of Rysyng, co. Norfolk,
from Easter last, receiving 4/. yearly from the issues of the same ; and also
a yearly rent of 16/. from the same. By K.
June 15. errant, during good behaviour, to Thomas Mongomery, esquire, of the
Westminstef. custody of the coinages of gold and silver within the realm, receiving wages
as in the last year of Edward IIL and the first of Richard II. from the
issues of the same from Easter last. By p.s.
July 20. Grant for life to tJie king's servant Edmund Glase, clerk of the king's
Westminster, goods (arerte), of the custody from Easter last of the king's park called * le
STewparc ' of Shene, co. Surrey, with wages of 2d. dai^ from the issues
of the king's lordship of Hamme, co. SuiTey, with 7 acres of meadow
lying by the bridge of Chartesey, co. Middlesex, for the sustenance of the
king's does within the park in winter with a mansion, to wit a hall, a kitchen,
chambers and other houses thereto pertaining and a garden annexed, which
mannion adjoins the mansion of the clerk of the works on one side and
extends to the new park on the other ; 2d, daily from the issues of the
lordships of Hamme and Petresham, co. Surrey, for the repair of the palings
and hedges of the park ; the ofHee of king's gardener of Shene, receiving
the ancient accustomed fees from Easter last from the issues of the lordahipe
of Shene, Fetresham and Hamme ; and the custody of the warren of the
king's lordship of Shene, with the accustomed fees from the issues of the
same lordbhips. By p.s.
July 7. Whereas Humphrey Staiford, esquire, son and heir of John Stafford,
Westminster, knight, was seised in his demesne as of fee tail of divers manoyrs and lands
80|netime of Humphrey Stafford of Hoke, knight, with remainder to William
Staiford, father of Humphrey Stafford, knight, and the heirs of his body,
because the said Humphrey, esquire, has no issue of his body, the king
grants to the said Humphrey, knight, and his heirs all the said manors and
kinds and all other lands of which the said Humphrey, esquire, was seised.
By p.s.
June 14. Grant for life to the king*8 servant Nicholas Suthcote of the office of one
Wostminster. of the king's Serjeants at arms, with wages of \2d, daily from 4 March last
from the issues of the counties of Somerset and Dorset, and a livery of tlie
suit of esquires of the household yearly at Christmas at the great wardrobe.
By K. by word of mouth.
July 6. The like to John Haward, knight, of the custody of the king's castle of
Westminster. Colcestre and hi^ lordships there, to wit 180 acres of land, 27 acres of meadow
and 30«. rent, of the hundred of Tenderyug and of two parts of a water-mill,
in the county of Essex. By p.s.
July 15. Grant, during pleasure, to the king's servant Thomas Longe, one of the
Westminster, soldiers of the town of Calais, of the office of bailiff of the town of Bye, with
fees as in the last year of Edward III. and the first of Kichard II. By K.
Jidy 24. Grant for life to the king's servitor William Welles, knight, of the office
Westminster, of chief butler in Ireland, with the ancient accustomed fees ; the manors of
Turvy, Balscadane and Russhe, co. Dublin, with advowsons and all lands,
rents, services, courts and profits and the manors of Blakcastell and Duna-
more, co. Meath, with the Uke, at a like rent, rendering to the king a red
rose at Christmas luid Midsummer, By p.s.
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-tAf^-t , Membrane 6.
July 16. The like to the king*s.Bervant Jolin Con vers, esquire, of the office of one
Westminster, of the king's Serjeants at arms, with wages of \2d, dailj from 4 March last
from tiie issues of the counties of Bedford and Buckingham, and a liyery
of the suit of esquires of the household yearly at Christmas at the great
wardrobe. By K. by word of mouth.
July 14. The like to William Fenys, lord Say of Scale, knight, from Easter last,
Westminster, of the office of keeper and warden and the custody of the New Forest, co.
Southampton, the manor and park of Lyndeherst and a rent of 40«. yearly
which the abbot of Redyng pays to the king for a tenement in the forest,
with nil liberties, privileges, rights, fees and proGts, deer excepted. By p.s.
July 22. Appointment, during good behaviour, of Thomas Mowntgomery, knight,
Westminster, as one of the king's carvers, receiving 40/. yeai*ly from the foe farm of
the city of Noi-wicli. By p.8.
July 12. Grant for life to the king's servitor William Haute the younger, esquire,
Westmmster. of the office of keeper of the king's warren by Sandwich, co. Kent, with
foes as in the times of Edward HI. and liichard II. By p.s.
July 18. The like to the king's servant John Laurence of the office of being one
Westminster, of the four messengers of the Exchequer, receiving wages of A\d. daily at
the receipt of the Exchequer with a robe of the king's livery such as
the yeomen of the king's chamber have yearly at Christmas at the great
wardrobe. By p.s.
May 28. The like to Johu Dowes of the office of bailiff of Rysing Castell,
Westminster, co. ^^orfolk, with foes as in the last year of Edwai-d III. and tlie first of
Richard II. By p.8.
June 18. Appoiutmeut, during pleasure, of John Dcconson to purvey sea and fresh -
Westminster, water ilsh and salt fish at the charges of George, bishop of Exeter and
chancellor, within the town and liberty of Hastynges.
June 17. ITie like of the said John within the town of Wynchelseo.
Westminster.
July 23. Grant for life to John Fereby of the office of one of the yeomen of the
Westmintter. crown, and 6 J. daily from 4 March last from the farm of the town of
Notyngham and tlie increment of the same. By p«s.
July 20. Confirmation to the prior and convent of Withnm in Selwode,co. Somerset,
Westminster, the first house of the Cai'thusinn order in England, of the foundation of
Henry II., of the manors of Warmyngton, co. Warwick, Speetebury,
CO. Dorset, and Aston, co. Berks, lately belonging to the alien priory of
Toites, granted to them in frank almoin by letters patent dated 28 November,
19 Henry VI., with fees, advowsons, pensions, portions and other emoluments,
from 4 March last. By p.s., and for 20«. paid in the hanaper.
July 24. Presentation of William Estwykke, chaplain, to the church of Rounton,
Westminster. Hardwik and Segthe, in the diocese of Norwich, void by the resignation of
John Conynggysholme, chaplain.
July 18. Grant to Johu Bam, csf^ulre, of the office of steward of the courts of
Westmmster. the king's hundreds of Middelton and Merden, co. Keut, and bailiff of
those hundreds, with fees as in the times of Edward III. and Richard II.
from the issues of the same. By K.
July 16. Grant for life to the king's servant John Bury of the office of one of the
Westminster, king's scrjennts at arms, with wages of 12^^. daily from the farm and issues
of the counties of London and Middlesex, and a livery of the suit of esquires
of the household yearly at Christmas at the great wardrobe.
By K. by word of mouth.
July 20. The like to the king's servant Richard Garnet of the office of serjeant
Wettmiufter. of the king's pavilions, with fees as in the times of Edward III. and
Richard II.
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1461. Membrane 6 — conu
July 23. The like to Bichard Walter, * plomer/ of the office of plumber of the
Westminster, kind's castle of Wyndesore, co. Berks, receiving 6d. daily from the issues
of the castle, with all other profits anciently belonging to that office.
By p.s.
July 26. The like to Walter Cotford, knight, that he be one of the poor knights
Westminster, of the college of the king's free chapel of St. George within Wyndesore
Castle, receiving the usual daily wages and yesture at the hands of the
warden of the collegei with a habitation within the castle. By p.s.
Mbmbranb 5.
July 22. The like to John Dynham, esquire, one of the houpehold, of the office
Westminster, of rider {equestri), or master forester, of the king's forest or chace of
Dertmore, co. Devon, receiving 10 marks yearly for his fee at the hands
of the receiver-general of the duchy of Cornwall with all other ancient
accustomed profits, with the power of appointing foresters and officers under
him. By K.
July 14. The like to the king's sei*vant Bichard George of the office of one of
Westminster, the king's Serjeants at arms, with wagos of \2d. daily from 4 March last
from the issues of the county of Southampton, and a livery of the suit of
esquires of the household yearly at Christmas at the great wardrobe.
By K. by word of mouth.
July 1. Grant to John Dynham, esquire, of 600 marks from^ the first issues of
Westminster, the duchy of Cornwall, in repayment of the same sum lent by him to the
king. By p.s.
July 24. General pardon to John Wylughby of Broke, co. Wilts, knight, otherwise
Westminster. John Willughby of Brook by Westbury, co. Wilts, knight, otherwise of
Prampton, co. Lincoln, of all offences committed by him and all forfeitures
of his l^nds and goods. By p.s.
July 2o. Grant for life to the king's servant Thomas Montgomery, knight, of the
Westminster, office of the link armourership {lince armature) otherwise* called the
hauberkership {hauberyerie) within the Tower of London, receiving 6rf.
daily from the fee faim of the town of Jernemouth. By p.s.
July 16, The like to the king's servant John Hoghton of the office of one of
Westminster, the king's Serjeants at arms, with wages of \'2d, daily from 4 March last
from the issues of the county of Kent, and a livery of the suit of esquires
of the household yearly at Christmas at the great wardi'obe.
By K. by word of mouth.
July 28. Appointment for life of Master Thomas Kent, doctor of either law, as
Westminster, secondary in the office of the privy seal, receiving 40/. yearly from
4 March last from the issues of the counties of London and Middlesex ;
and grant to him for life of 50 marks yearly from 4 March last from the
issues of the counties of Oxford and Berks. By p.s.
July 23. Grant for life to Master Thomas Kent and liichard Langport, clerk, of
Westminster, the office of clerk of the council, receiving 40 marks yearly from 4 March
last from the issues of the manor of Braddewell, co. Essex, with a livery
of vesture with linings and furs for summer and winter at the great
■ wardrobe. By p.s.
July 27. The like to the king's servitor John Hemyngburgh of the office of
Westminster, constable of the king's castle of Tremynton within the duchy of Cornwall,
with the ancient accustomed fees from 15 April last from the issues of the
duchy. By p.s.
July 20. The like to the king's servant Walter Devereux oi Ferrers, knight, of
Westminster, the king's brewhouse (pandoxatorinm) called ' le Walsshman ' without
1 EDWARD IV.-PABT IV, W7
1461, Membrane S^-^oont.
Ludgate in the ward of Faryndon Without in the parish of St. Martin
without Ludgate, London, By p.s. [223].
July 24. The like to Rose late the wife of Robert Thorp, esquire, the king's dear
Weatmiiwter. widow, of 10/. yearly at the Exchequer. By p.s.
July 25. The like to William Fault of the custody of the king's park of Beflete
; Wefltminster. and the warren there, oo. Surrey, with the ancient accustomed fees.
By p.s.
July 20. The like to Ralph Vestenden of 10/. yearly from Easter last from the
Westminster, issues of the counties of Surrey and Sussex until lie shall have an office
for life of the king's grant of the yearly value of 20 marks. By p.8,
MSMBRANS 4.
June 16. The like to Hugh Adams of the office of porter of the king's castle of
WcBtmiMter. Wallyngford, co. Berks, with fees as in the times of Edward III. and
Richard II. By p.s.
July 16. Ratification of the estate of Nicholas ap Elys as rector of the pariah
Weatminster. church of Llannelyan, in the diocese of Bangor.
July 1 8. Grant for life to Thomas Hardegrove of the office called * Oterhunt* and
Westminster. 2c/. daily for himself, \\d. daily fov a groom under him and |e/. for the
puture of each of two greyhounds and ten running dogs from 5 March last
from the issues of the counties of Essex and Hei*tford, as allowed in the
great roll of 48 Edward III. in the account of John Filol, late sheriff of
those counties, with all other profits. By p.8,
July 12. The like to the king's servant George Dale of the office of the custody of
Westminster, the king's manor and warren of Haveryng with the custody of the south
gate of the park there, with the accustomed fees from the issues of the
manor. By p.s.
Vacated because otherwise below,
July 6. Grant to Margaret, countess of Shrewsbury, of the custody, during
Westminster, minority, with the mai'riage of Thomas, son and heir of John, viscount
Lysle, and of all his lands, and so from heir to heir ; and also the 20 marks
yearly which Henry VI. granted to the said viscount and the heirs male of
his body on his creation as viscount from the issues of the county of Salop.
By p.8,
July 20. Grant for life to Thomas Bodyn of the office of the custody of the
Westminster, king's castle of Sandwich with the meadows called * Castelmedeus ' adjacent
and the office of verger of the town, with wages of U. daily from the issues
of the said meadows. By p.s.
July 24. The like to the king's servant John Sidborough of the office of keeper of
Westminster, the king's privy wardrobe within the Tower of Ix)ndon, receiving wages
from the first day of the reign as in the times of Edward UI. and
Richard II. from the issues of the counties of Essex and Hertford.
By p.s.
July 24. The like to Roland Johnson, 'yoman,'of the office of parker of the king's
Westminster, park called ^ Calgarth,' co. Westmoreland, and the custody of the park, with
fees as in the times of Edward III. and Richard II. By p.s.
July 20. By letters patent Henry II. granted in frank almoin to the prior and.
Westminster, convent of La Grande Chartreuse in Savoy 60 marks yearly at the Exchequer
in England, and Richard I., Edward III., Henry IV. and Henry V., by
several letters patent confirmed the grant, which continued until in the
time of Henry VI., the prior and convent, in consideration of the poverty of
the prior and convent of the house of their order called the Place of God,
Henton, co. Somerset, and for a sum of 700 marks lent to them and paid in
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1461. Membrane i.^^-cont,
Savoj under the common seal of the house of Henton, surrendered the said
letters patent and confirmation b thereof. In consideration of this surrender,
Henry VI., by letters patent dated 19 July in his 24th year, granted in frank
almoin to William Marchall, then prior, and the convent of Lfenton, 60 marks
yearly, to wit, 14/. from the subsidy &nd ulnage of cloths in the county of
Wilts and town of Salisbury, 4/. 6*. Sd. from the issues of that county and
] 5/. from the fee farm of the hundred of Calne, co. Wilts, and a water mill
in Calne, during the life of Walter Hungerford, knight, and after his death
from the said subsidy and ulnage. The present king, in consideration that
the prior and convent of Hcnton borrowed the said 700 marks to pay the
house in Savoy and that the persons from whom they Ijorrowed are not yet
repaid in full, and that the said 50 marks are notv the substance of their
possessions and that without them divine service cannot there be maintained,
and that their house has fallen into decay, hereby grants to William
Hatherlee, now prior, and the convent the said 50 marks yearly from'
4 March last from the said subsidy and ulnage.
By p.s. and for 13;. ^d. paid in the hanaper.
July 26. Grant for life to Henry Fenne, for his good service to the king and his
Westminster, father Richard, late duke of York, of the office of warrener of Purbek,
CO. Dorset, with the accustomed fees from the issues of the counties of
Somerset and Dorset. By p.s.
July 5. Mandate to all sheriffs, mayors, bailiffs and others to permit the men and
Westmioster. tenants of the town of Southwold, co. Suffolk, which Gilbert de Clare, late
earl of Gloucester and Hertford, held as parcel of the earldom of Gloucester,
to be quit of payment of toll, pontage, passage, pickage, pavage and
murage throughout the realm as fi'om time immemorial, as appears by an
inquisition before Eobert de Brewes and Nicholas de Hanlee by com*
mission of Henry III., exemplified by letters patent of Henry IV.
Membrane 3.
]^ay 20. Grant, during pleasure, to William Eburton of the office of usher and
Westminster, crier of the King's Bench, with fees as in the last year of Edward III. and
the first of Bichard II. and a livery of the suit of yeomen of the household
at the great wardrobe yearly and at every coronation. By p.s.
May 13. Grant to John Markham, chief justice of the King's Bench, for the
Westminster, maintenance of his estate in his office, of 180 marks yearly at the hands of
the keeper of the hanaper or the customers in the ports of London, Bristol
and the town of Kyngeston on Hull, according to the form of an act in
Parliament at Westminster, 18 Henry VI., and 106s. \\\d. and the sixth
part of \d. at Christmas for a robe with fur for the same (furrura)
and 66^. 6d, at Whitsuntide for a robe with lining for the same.
April 8. The like to Peter Ardern, knight, chief baron of the Exchequer, of 110
Westminster, marks yearly at the Exchequer and a robe with fur (jpelura) at Christmas
and one with lining at Whitsuntide.
May 1 1 . The like to Robert Dauby, chief justice of the Bench, of 93/. 6*. bd. yearly
York. at the hands of the keeper of the hanaper or the customers in the ports of
London, Bristol and the town of Kyngeston on Hull, according to the form
of an act in Parliament at Westminster, 18 Henry VI., and 668, 6d. at
Whitsuntide for a robe with lining, and 106«. \\\d. and the sixth part of
\d, at Christmas for a robe with fur (furrura),
Jnly 10. Appointment, during pleasure of ifohn Wenlok, lord of Wenlok, knight,
Westminster, chief bntler of England, of John Clement as his deputy in the port of
Brigge water and ports and places adjacent, receiving the accustomed fees.
By bill of the chief butler.
J EDWARD IV.— Pabt IV. 129
1461. Membrane 3 — cont.
The like of the foUowiug in the ports named :—
Thomas Thundre in the port of Chichester.
John Scot, knight, in the port of Sandwich.
John Whiehecote, esquire, in the port of Ejngeston on Hnll.
July 24. Thomas Gille the younger in the port of 'Exeiew
WeitnuDster.
Nov. 16. Richard Perpont in the port of Boston.
Westminster.
1462.
Jan. 20. AJan Birde in the port of Newcastle on Tyne.
Westminst^.
1461.
July 15. Appointment of Vincent Pitelesden as receiver of all manors and lands
Westminster, late of James, earl of Wilts, in the counties of Wilts, Dorset, Somerset and
Devon, so long as they remain in the king's bands, with the accustomed fees,
accounting yearly before the auditors of the manors.
By bill of the treasurer.
June 26. Presentation of Master Roger Malmesbury, king's clerk, to the first
Westminster, portion in the church of Bisle, in the diocese of Worcester, void by the death
of Master Thomas Duncan. By K.
July 26. Grant for life to Humphrey Stafford of Suthwyk, knight, from Easter
Westminster, last, of the offices of constable of the castle of Bristol and the custody of the
king's forests of Kyngeswode, co. Gloucester, Fylwode, co. Somerset, and
Gjllynghara, co. Dorset, and his park within the latter, with the power of
appointing a porter and two watchmen to wat<;h by night and day in the
castle and all foresters and officers, with all profits and emulments^ receiving
20/. yearly for the office of constable, 2d. daily for the wages of the porter,
Sd. daily and ^d, nightly for the wages of two watchmen, and 7^d. daily
for the wages of the foresters of Kyngeswode with all others wages of
foresters from the farm and issues of the town of Bristol, in the pame
manner as Richard de Bello Campo, late earl of Warwick. By p.s.
July 18. Licence for Hermann Quadebek, a scholar of the university of Cambridge
Westminster, and a native of Almain, to hold benefices in England. [Foedera'], By p.s.
July 16. Ratification of the estate of Thomas Beaugraunt as rector of the parish
Westminster, church of Bury, in the diocese of Chichester. By p.s.
July 24. Appointment of Nicholas Harpisfeld to approve and demise at farm to the
Westminster, king's use all lands and possessions which John Joskyn had in the county
of Hertford, and to receive all profits from them irom Easter last and
account for the same at the Exchequer. By bill of the treasurer.
July 24. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of the king's &ther, Richard,
Westminster, late duke of York, dated at Chester, 13 September, 1460, being a grant for
life to John Sotheworth, mayor of Chester, of a yearly rent of 10/. from
the issues of his lordship of Dynbiegh, for past service and service to be
rendered, according to tlie form of indentures made between the duke and
the said John, to him and his son Edward, earl of March.
For 10«. paid in the hanaper.
Mbmbranb 2.
July 23. Appointment, during good behaviour, of the king*s servant Thomas Aleyn,
Westminster, for his good service to the king's father Richard, duke of York, as one of
the auditors of all castles, lordships, manors and lands belonging to the
duchy of Cornwall, receiving such fees as Richard Bedford, late one of the
auditors, had from the issues of the duchy. By p.s.
« «e»l4, I
laO CALBNDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
14gl^ Membrane 2—cont.
July 25. G^rant for life to John Peesmershe, esquire, for his good service to thd
Wevtmioster. king and the king's father and on account of his great age, of 22 J. daily
from Easter last from the issues of the county of Northumberland, until the
king grant him an office or offices of equal value. By p.s.
July 25. Grant, during pleasure, to John Argent of the office of packer of woollen
Westminster, cloths in the ports of Southampton and Sandwich, with fees as in the
times of Edward III. and Bichard IL By p.8.
July 16. Grant to the king's servant Richard Felde and his heirs of a mill called
Westminster, < Haryottys Mille ' in the parish of West Harpetre with all accastomed
profits, rendering to the king I2d. yearly. By p.8»
July 9. Grant to the king's servant, Thomas Burgh, one of the esquires of the
Westminster, body, of the office of steward of all lordships, manors, towns, sokes, hundreds
and lands which Edmund, late earl of Biehemond, had in the county of
Lincoln, during the minority of Henry, son and heir of the latter, receiving
the accustomed fees. By p.8.
May 23. Grant for 12 years to William Hastynges, knight, of the office of master
York. and worker of the king's mints within the Tower of London, the realm of
England and the town of Calais, according to the form of indentures to be
made between him and the king, rendering nothing and receiving the
accustomed profits. By p.8.
July 9. Grant for life to Thomas Burgh, one of the esquires of the body, of the
Westminster, office of steward of the king's soke and lordships of Kirketon in Lyndesey,
CO. Lincoln, receiving 6/. I3s, 4d, yearly at the hands of the receivers
bailifi*8, reeves or other holders. By p.s.
July 18. Grant for life to the king's kinsman John Nevill, lord Mountague, of the
Westminster, subsidy and ulnage of cloths for sale in the counties of York and Kyngeston
on Hull and the city and suburbs of York with the whole forfeiture of the
same and all profits and emoluments, and appointment of him to measure
and seal the cloth before it is exposed for sale, to search houses, shops and
other places where cloth may be found exposed for sale unsealed, to seize
such cloth as forfeited and to execute the office, in accordance with the
provisions of the grant to Edward [III.] in the great council at Westminster
and divers statutes and ordinances in Parliament, 17 Bichard II., 1 March,
7 Henry IV., and 11 Henry VI. By K.
July 12. Grant, during good behaviour, to Henry Cawode, king's servant, for his
Westminster, good service to the king and his father, of the office of pai'ker of Connes*
burgh, with the accustomed fees, in the same manner as Thomas Wesby.
By p.s.
July 4. General pardon to Peter de Viner, late of London ' taiUoure,' otherwise
Westminster. Peter Viner, late of London, Norman. By p.8.
July 8. Grant, during good behaviour, to Master Henry Sharp, doctor of laws,
Westminster, of the office of notary or prothonotary of the Chancery, receiving 60 marks
yearly from the issues of the banaper, with all other ancient accustomed
profits. By p.s.
Membrane 1.
July 17. Grant for life to William Pecche, knight, of the office called * sandgill '
Westminster, within the king's lordships of Marke and Oye, which is to have 7d. from
every cart of merchandise coming to or going from the town of Calais, with
such fees as Antony Delatour, Lombard, lately had in the same office.
Vacated because elsewhere on the French Boll, By p.s.
July 24. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Eltonhede as auditor of all manors,
Wc^tmiuster. lordships and lands within the realm late of Edmund, earl of Biehemond,
receiving the accustomed fees. By bill of treasurer.
1 EDWARD IV.— Pabt IV, 131
1461. •■ ' Membrane l^-H:ont.
June 1. Grant for life to the king's mother Cicely, dachess of York, in full
'Westminster, recorapence of her jointure, to the value of 5,000 marks yearly, of the
manors of Letchelade, Berdesley, Brymmesfeld, Musardere, Wynston,
Chorlton, Doughton and Byslegh with the hundred of Byslegh, co.
Gloucester, the manor and lordship of Sevenhampton, the hundred of Hieworth
with the horough of Hieworth, the town or borough of Cricklade, the manor
of Chelworth, the manor and lordship of Old Wotton with the borough of
Wotton, and the manors of Fastem, Tokenham, Compton, Wynterbourne
and Somerford Caynes, co, Wilts, 25/. 12*. 8d, yearly from the fee farm
of the town of Andever, and the manors of Hokemortymer and Worthy-
mortymer, co. Southampton, the manor and lordship of Neubury with the
borough of Neubury, the manor of Wokefeld, and the manor and lordship
of Stratfeld Mortymer, co. Berks, the manor and hundred of Pymperne, the
manor of Tarent Goundevile, the town or township of Waymouth, a tenement
called • Helwell,* the manors of Stuple and Criche, the hundreds of Rough-
burgh, Russhemore and Hasellore with courts and perquisites of courts,
the manor and town of Wike, the manor and island of Portelond, the manors
of Mershewode and Gussecho Bowne, and the manor and lordship of Ware-
ham with the town of Wareham, co. Dorset, the maaor of Odecombe, the
manor of Milverton with the borough of Milverton, and the castle of Bruge-
water and the manor of Ileygrove with the borough of Brugewater, co.
Somerset, the manor of Whaddon Nasshe with the chase of Whaddon, the
manor of Steple Claydon, the manor of Wendover called *Wendover
Foreyn ' with the borough of Wendover, and the manors of Salden and
Boerton, co. Buckingham, the manor of Fynner, co. Oxford, the manor and
lordship of Huchen and the manors of Ansty, Staundon, and Popsale, co.
Hertford, the castle and manor of Fodrynghay and the manors of Nassyng-
ton, Yerwell and Upton, co. Northampton, the castle, town and manor of
Staumford, the manor and lordship of Depyng, 11/. 6*. 9Jr/. yearly from the
fee farm of West Depyng, the manors and lordships of Kelby and Grantham,
and an inn called *le George' in Grantham, co. Lincoln, the manors
and lordships of Great Wakyngham, Little Walsyngham and Bircham, co.
Norfolk, the castle, manor, lordship and honour of Clare with the borough
of Clare with appurtenances in the counties of Suffolk, Essex, Norfolk,
Hertford and Cambridge and other counties, the manors of Erbury
and Honden, co. Suffolk, the manors and lordships of Latcheley, Clarethall,
Berdesfeld and Thaxsted, with the borouglis of Berdesfeld and Thaxsted,
CO. Essex, the town of Sudbury, co. Suffolk, the manor of Wodhall and a
third part of the manor of Leyham, co. Essex, the manor of South-
frith with the wood and park there and the manors of Depford,
Stroude, Erith, Tonge, Swannescombe, Kyngeadown and ShiUyngeld, co.
Kent, the manors of Purbryght, Shii^e and Drayton ; 4/. 17 s, 4d. yearly from
the fee farm of the city of Chichester, co. Sussex, 13/. rent in Bottesham,
CO. Cambridge, and the'courts and leets of the honour of Gloucester with
their perquisites in Bottesham, Royston, Litlyngton, Moredon, Malrede,
Thadlowe, Abyndon, Arnyngton, Harleton and Tof^ co. Cambridge, with
the fees and parts of fees late of the king's father, Richard, duke of York,
there and elsewhere in that county, the leets and courts of Wolley and
Grandysdon, co. Huntingdon, with their perquisites, the manors of Brym-
mesgrove, Kyngesnorton and Clyfton, 70/. lis. lOd. yearly from the fee farm
of the town of Wyche, and the manor of Odyngley, co. Worcester, an
inn or tenement called ^ Baynardescastell * in London, 400/. yearly from
the customs of wools, hides and wool-fells in the port of Eyngeston on Hull,
28d/. 6*. Sd, from the like customs in the port of London, 100/. yearly from
the issues of the county of York, the manors and lordships of Mawardyn
and Marcle, co. Hereford, and 50 marks yearly from the issues of the forests
of Exmore, Rachiche and Mynedepp, cos. Somerset and Devon, from 80
December last, on which da^ the said duke died, with knights' feeS|
l2
132 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS,
1461* Membrane 1— con^«
advowflonB, wards, marriages, eBcheats, views of frank-pledge, courts, woods,
parks, warreoB, chaces, fairs, marketSf fisheries, liberties, wreck of sea
and other appurtenances. By K.
Julj 22. Grant for life to John Rede of lOOff. yearly from Michaelmas last from
Westminster, the fee farm of the city or town of Rochester, co. Kent. By p.s,
-i^o Mbmbranb 22d,
Feb. 28. Commission to John Hudylston, knight, Richard Musgrave, knight,
Westminster. Richard Salkelt, Roland Vaux, William Par and John Par to arrest and
imprison persons going about inciting to insurrection and uttering seditious
speeches in the counties of Northumberland, Camberlandand Westmoreland.
Feb. 28. . Commission to the sheriff and others to array all able-bodied men in the
Wcetminster. county of Kent against Heory VI, and the king's enemies, [Appendix^
No. 3.]
Mbmbranb I8d.
March 3. Commission to John Bemers of Berners, knight, to take into the king's
Westminster, hands the manors of Belynges, Newton in Swyllond and Westterfeld and
a close called Chasfeld in Cbasfeld, co. Suffolk, late of Thomas Tudenham,
knight, a rebel.
March 1. Commission to Walter Devereux of Ferrers and William Herbert of
Westmhister. Herbert, knights, to array all able-bodied men in South Wales and the
marches against Henry YI. and the king's enemies.
Mbmbranb I7d.
March 1. Commission to Th., archbishop of Canterbury, J., bishop of Rochester,
Westminster. John Fogge, knight, John Scot, knight, John Clerk, John Gildeford,
John Bamme, John Rowe and the sheriff of Kent to enquire into all
trespasses and extortions committed against Thomas Ussher of Cleve
and other subjects of the king of that county by Edward Broke of
Cobham, knight) and his servants.
Mbmbranb I5d.
Feb. 10. Commission of oyer and terminer to John Stourton of Stourton, knight,
Westminster* John Stafford of Suthwyk, knight, Nicholas Aysshton, Walter Moile, John
Whitokesmede, George Darell, John Hall and Richard Freman touching
certein treasons and felonies in the county of Wilts.
Mbmbranb lid.
Feb. 12. Commission of oyer and terminer to John, duke of Norfolk, John, duke
Westminster, of Suffolk, Richard, earl of Warwick, William, earl of Arundel, Henry,
earl of Essex, and William, earl of Kent, king's kinsmen, and Ralph
Greystok of Greystok, Edmund Grey of Ruthyn, John Clynton of Clynton,
knights, John Audeley of Audeley, and Edwurd Nevill of Bergevenny,
Jolm Lescrop of Bolton, Richard West de la Warre, Edward Broke of
Cobham, John Stourton of Stonrton, John Neyyll of Montague, William
Hastynges of Hastynges, John Wenlok of Wenlok, Humphrey Stafford of
Suthewyk, Walter Devereux of Ferrers, William Herbert of Herbert, John
Markham, Robert Danby, Peter Ardem and William Telverton, knights,
1 EDWARD IV.— Part IV, 133
1462. Metnbrane 14c?— «on^.
Richard Byngbam, Nicholas Ayssheton, Robert Danvers, Walter Moile^
John Nedeham and Richard Cbok touching all trespasses and treasons
as well at the suit of the king as of others in the counties of Essex, Hertford,
Cambridge, Huntingdon, Norfolk, Suffolk, Lincoln, York, Northumberland,
Westmoreland, Cumberland, Nottingham, Derby, Northampton, Warwick,
Leicester^ Oxford, Berks, Bedford, Buckingham, Stafford, Worcester,
Gloucester, Hereford and Salop, the cities of York, Lincoln, Coventiy
and Norwich, and the towns of Newcastle on Tyne, Kyngeston on Hull,
Notyngham and Bristol and their liberties. By K.
The like, at the suit of the king only.
Mbmbxlass 13i.
Feb. 16. Commission to iThomas Osbern, one of the king's serjeanta at armSf
Wettmiuster. Ralph Tykell and Christopher Ambrose to arrest Edward Cateyn and
bring him before the king in' Chancery.
1461.
June 18. Commission to Richard Skropp, chancellor of the university of Cam-
Westminster, bridge, William Seyntgeorge, knight, John Cheyne, esquire, William
HasUdeo, Richard Hatfeld, John Ansty, William Alyngton and Thomas
Hayrman to enquire into the narrowing and obstruction of the river
running under the great bridge of the town of Cambridge, whereby
the bridge has been broken down, and to cause the bridge to be repaired
bj the proper persons.
MsMBJUKS lOd*
Dec. 15. Commission to Edward Nevill of Bergevenny, William Fenya of Say
Wefiminster of Seell, Edward Broke of Cobham and John Scotte, knights, William
Laken, Nicholas Sibill, Thomas Balard, John Roo and the sheriff of Kent
to enquire into certain eictortions and oppressions committed in that
county by William Isle of Sundrisse, co. Kent, esquire, Robert Drilond
of Sellyng, co. Kent, 'gentilman,' John Stokton of Sundrissh, oo. Kent,
* yoman,' lliomas ChiUescombe of Sundrissh, ' gentilman,' William Amewe
of Sundrissh, clerk, and Richard William of Chevenyng, co. Kent, derk.
Dec. 19. The like to the king's kinsman John, earl of Worcester, James, abbot
Westminster, of St. Augustine by Canterbuiy, Thomas, prior of Christ Church, Canter-
bury, William Bygge, mayor of Canterbury, William Haute the elder,
esquire, John Oxenden, Thomas Marescall and the sheriff of Kent to
enquire into divers alleged trespasses, extortions and oppressions by
Nicholas Aleyn, late of Sturrey, co. Kent, * yoman.*
1462.
Feb. 11. Commission to William Cayleway, John More and John Battescombe
Westminster, to enquire into the tenure of a moiety of the manor of Whitwell in
Kyngeston Wynterborn, co. Dorset. It was found by an inquisition taken
at Brode Wyndesore, co. Dorset, on Monday, 26 October, before Thomas
Gylle, esquire, then escheator, that Thomas Sterne held the said moiety
on 3 July, the day of his death, in his demesne as of fee in socage,
rendering to the king 40«. yearly, and that his brother Henry Sterne, then
of the age of 12 years, was iiis heir ; but the king is now given to understand
tliat he held it in chief by knight service and not in socage.
Fragment of a commission to Robert Danby, knight, Peter Ardem,
knight, Robert Danvers, John Cheyne, knight, William Lacon, Thomaa
Gyfford* John Breback, esquire^ and Thomas Sokes, eequire.
134 CALENDAE OF PATENT EOLtS.
•tAQO MSMBRANS 9d.
Feb. 19. Commission to Henry Brook to enquire touching the use of false Weights
Westminster, and measures throughout the realm and to arrest and imprison any
offenders, and to certify the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer fi*om
time to time of the names of the persons found guilty and of the fines imposed
upon them.
Feb. 15. Commission to John Lescrop of Bolton, knight, Roger Chamberleyn,
Westminster, knight, Ralph Cressener, Thomas Stutevyle, William Geddyng and John
Smyth to enquire into the complaint of Henry earl of Essex, John
Doreward, esquire, William Mulsoo, esquire, and Thomas Barnard, esquire,
that, whereas they were lately seised of the manor of Greys in Caundysshe,
CO. Suffolk, in Uieir demesne as of fee in time of peace in the time of
Henry VI. and received the esplees thereof, they were unjustly disseised
by the king's father Richard, late duke of York, after the first transfretation
into Gascony of Kiug Henry son of King John. By K.
Feb. 27. Commission to Richard Byngham the elder, Walter Blount, knight,
Westminster. Henry Pierpount, Richard Wyloughby, Richard Byngham the younger,
and the sheriff of Nottingham and Derby to arrest Ranulph Rye, * gentilman,'
Robert Johnson, * yoman,' Robert Clerk, * flecker,* Henry Clerk, ' flecher,'
and William Cole, *flecher,' all late of Maunsfeld in Shirwode, co. Nottingham,
John Plummer late of Worsop, co. Nottingham, * plummer,* William Barley
otherwise Barlowe otherwise Strotte, * sithesmyth,' John Thorp, * husbond-
man,' and William Wyrall, * sithesmyth,' all late of Horsley, co. Derby, and
Richard Heloughby late of Maunsfeld, ^ husbondman,' who have conmiitted
divers depredations in those counties, and bring them before the king and
council.
\AQ\ MnMBRAlfB Set*
July 20. Commission to William Hastynges of HdStynged, knight^ Ralph
Westminster. Hastynges, esquire, John Don, esquire, Thomas Wake, esquire, Walter
Mauntell, esquire, William Stephyns and John Gefferon to take into the
king's haads all lands and other possessions late of Thomas Thorp, knight,
in Bernewell, co. Northampton, and of Thomas Tresham, knight, in the
counties of Northampton and Buckingham, so that the king may be
answered for the issues of the same at the hands of the said John Don.
ByK.
July 20. Commission of the peace at the request of W. archbishop of York,
Westminster, who has the peace there, to William Eland, John Holme and Alexander
Crake within the franchises and liberties of Beverley and Ripon, pursuant
to the statutes and ordinances of Winchester, Northampton, and Westminster,
ihe statutes and ordinances there and at Cambridge touching ^ travelyngmen,'
the statutes and ordinances at Westminster, 1 and 2 Henry IV., another
statute at Leicester against Lollards, Henry Y., another statute in the time
of the same king at Westminster of counterfeiting money, and all other
statutes and ordinances touching the peace.
MsdiBAAN^ Id.
July 24. Commissioti to John Audeley of Audeley, William iBotrcttUi, knight^
Westminster. John Stourton of Stourton, knight, Humphrey Stafford of Suthwyk, knight,
Thomas Seymour, knight, Richard Chokke, John Cheyny of Pynne, Robert
Warre, John Sydenham the elder^ Robert Stowdl, John Fitz James, John
Sydenham the younger and the sheriff of Somerset and Dorset to enquire
into all riots, offences and trespasses against Thomas Gille the younger,
escheator in those countiesi and all other felonies and insurrections com-
t £:t)WAttD iVw— PiBT IV. ii&
l46l. Membrane Td^^'Cont*
mitted bj John Ajsshe otherwise Boleyn of Mertok, co. Somerset,
'fisshiouter/ John.Aysshe otherwise Boleyn otherwise Cokkes Jak the
elder, *bocher,' John Aysshe otherwise Boleyn the younger, *bocher,'
and John Aysshe otherwise Boleyn otherwise Courte, ^ frankelyn/ late
of Melton Faucomberge, co. Somerset, Thomas Gryffyn otherwise Griffith
late of [Stoke under Hamden, co. Somerset, ^ yoman,' John Sherlok, late of
Bourhenton, co. Somerset, * husbondman,' Thomas Sherlok, late of the same,
'yoman,' and John Taillour, late of the same, ' husbondman,' Thomas
Tylard, late of Stapulton, co. Somerset, * fisshiouter,' John Petewyn, late
of Mertok« co. Somerset, drover, and John Wydecombe the younger, late
of the same, ^ yoman,' Thomas Greke late of Crukern, co. Somerset,
' husbondman,' and others, and to arrest and imprison all whom they may
find guilty.
Mbmbhanb 6d»
July 20. Commission to Walter Blount, knight, John Gresley, knight, Williani
,We8tmiD8ter. Blount, William Basset, John Pole, Nicholas Fitz Herbert, John Curson,
Nicholas Eneveton and the sheriff of Derby to arrest John Vernon, esquire,
and bring him before the king and council.
July 18. The like to Simon Hareby and Leonard Thornburgh, esquires, and the
Westimnster. sheriff of Lincoln to arrest William Tolus, clerk, Henry Shipton, * yoman,'
John Marley, ' yoman,* John Gye, ' yoman,' Ralph Madyson, Bichard Gylle,
Thomas Lednam, Robert Hawdale, Robert Palmer, Robert Heryng, Robert
Tye, Henry Wodman, Robert Beke, Walter Bardney, William Cowper,
John Drayton, Thomas Pyge, ' gentilman,' and Henry Launde, clerk, and
bring them before the king in Chancery.
July 13. Commission to William Chamberleyn, knight, Gilbert Debenham, John
Westminster. Tymperley, Richard Suthwell and William Harleston, esquires, John
Fyncheham, George Wiseman, esquire, John Twyer, esqilkire, Richard
Rokwod, esquire, and the escheator in the county of Norfolk to take into
the king's hands the castle of Bokenham, the manors of Old Bokenham,
New Bokenham, Tybenham, Bokenham Lathys and two parts of the manor
of Gtyshaght in the town of Wymondham, co. Norfolk, and to remove John
Xny vet and William Kny vet, esquires, and their adherents, from the posses*
sion of the same. It was found by an inquisition taken at Bedyngham,
CO. Norfolk, on Thursday before All Saints, 39 Henry VI, before Richard
Southwell, late escheator, that Richard, earl of Salisbury, John Fray,
knight, and Richard Ryche were seised in their demesne as of fee of the
above and granted them to Alice, late the wife of Andrew Ogard, knight,
for her life without impeachment of waste, and she was seised of them on
the day of her death, and that they were held in chief by the service of
being butler of the king at his coronation ; but although they were taken
into the king's hands by virtue of the said inquisition, the said John and
William Sjiyvet entered into and occupied them on 17 November last.
June 24. Commission to John^ duke of Norfolk, and William, 6arl o{ Afundel, the
Westminster, king's kinsmen, and John Audeley of Audeley to arrest and imprison
certain evildoers wandering about in the county of Sussex committing
depredations, entering parks and warrens and hunting doer.
136
1 EDWARD IV.— Part V.
]^4g2. Mbubrasb 25<
Feb. 6. Ifupejcimus and confirmation to the abbot and convent of Tycbefeld of
Westminster, the following :—
1. A cEarter dated 31 August, 16 Henry III. ICharter Roll^ 15
Hetvry IT I. m, 2], being a confirmation of a grant in frank almoin by
Master Humphrey de Millers to Peter, bishop of Winchester, of land
and rent in Swanewik and Porecestre.
2. A charter dated 20 September, 16 Henry III. [^Monastic(m\ being
a grant to the abbot and convent of divers lands and liberties.
For 13«. 4c?. paid in the hanaper.
Feb. 8. Inspexivius and confirmation of letters patent of the king's kinsman
Westminster. Humphrey, late duke of Gloucester, earl of Pembroke and great chamberlain
of England, dated at his manor of Plaisance, 7 January, 23 Henry VI.,
being a grant for life to his servitor Henry Habyndon of a rent of 8/. yearly
from the issues and profits of Hadley Bee and Legh Bee, co. Essex,
provided that in the duke's lifetime he did not enter the service of any
other. By p.s. and for \ mark paid in the hanaper.
1461.
Nov. 23. tiispeximus and confirmation to the church of St. Nicholas, Spaldioges,
Westminster, the abbot of St. Nicholas, Angers, and the prior of Spaldinges of letters
patent dated 3 December, 4 Bichard II., inspecting and confirming a charter
dated at Cha^gny (Chaangn*)^ 24 January, 10 Bichard L, renewing one of
14 November in his first year, restoring to them the towns of Spaldinges
and Pincebec which Henry I. had afforested.
For ^ mark paid in the hanaper.
Mbmmrass 24 ANI> 23.
Bee. 10. Inspeximm and confirmation to William Sutton, knight, master of Burton
Westminster. St. Lazarus of Jerusalem in England and proctor of the order in England
and warden of the hospital of St. Giles without London, and the lepers and
brethren of the following : —
1. Letters patent dated 15 February, 2 [Henry IV.], inspecting and
confirming to Walter do Lynton, then master, and the lepers and
• brethren letters patent dated 1 December, 2 Bichard TL, inspecting
and confirming to Nicholas de Dovourre, then master, and the lepers
and brethren the following : —
(1.) A charter dated 22 February, 2 Edward III., inspecting and
confirming the following :—
a. A charter of Henry II. dated at Clippeston. \^M(ma8ticonJ\
&. A charter of Henry II. dated at Norhampton.
c. A charter dated 26 March, 1 3 Henry III. [ Charter Rollf
13 Henri/ ///., m. 8].
d. A quit claim by Edmund son of king Henry to the lepers
and biiethren and Bobert de Daleby, then master of the
advowson of the church of Spondon, co. Derby.
(2.) Letters patent dated 10 March, 18 Edward III. [Monasiicon.^
2. A charter dated 30 November, 4 Edward III. [Charter R0II9
4 Edward III,, No. 26], inspecting and confirming the following :—
(1.) A charter of Henry II. to the said hospital of SI. Giles,
[Monastican.']
1 EDWARD IV.— Pakt V. 13^
X461. Membrane 24 and 23— ><;o»^
(2.) Letters patent of protection of Henry II. to the same, dated
at Windsor.
3. Letters patent dated 4 April, 27 Edward I., being a grant to the
master of Burton St Lazams of the custody of the said hospital
of St. Giles. [Monoitican,] For 26;. 8J. paid in the hanaper.
1462.
MsMBRANS 23— con^.
March 1. Inspeximus and confirmation to the burgesses of the town of Malmesbury
Westmlnstep. (Medulfuensis) o£ a charter dated 2 July, 12 Henry IV. [Charier Roll^
12 Henry /F., No. I] inspecting and confirming letters patent dated
28 November, 5 Richara II., inspecting and confirming a charter of king
Athelstan, being a grant to them of divers liberties.
For 5 marks paid in the hanapef.
Feb. 1. Grant for life to the king's servants Alvred Combourgh and John Fereby,
Westminster, yeoman of the crown, of the custody of the king's stank or water of Fosse
near York from 4 March last with all profits as in the time of Edward HI.
and Richard H. and with the accustomed fees from the issues of the county
of York. By p.s.
Jan. 12. The like to Oeofirey Ferrour of the ofiice of the custody of the * ferie ' of
Westminster. Portaythoye in North Wales with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
1461.
Dec. 3. The like to the king's servant Thomas Colte, for his good service to the
Westminster, king and his father Richard, late duke of York, in England and Irehind, of
the custody or the ofiGice of keeper of the hanaper of the Chancery^ with the
accustomed fees. By K.
1462.
Feb. 8. Letters of licence for the snb-prior and convent of Montacute, in the
Westminster, diocese of Bath and Wells, to elect a prior in the pkce of Dan Robert
Neweton, resigned.
Feb. 10. Grant for life to Robert Wenyngton of Dertmouth of 10/. yearly from
Westminster. Michaelmas last from the customs and subsidies in the ports of Exeter and
Dertmouth. By p.s«
^ Feb. 10. The like to Peter Ardern, knight, chief baron of the Exchequer, of a
Westmintter. tun of Gascon wine yearly at Easter from the king's prises in the port of
London. By K.
146L
Sept. 27. The like to John Herlewyn, esquire, of the ofBce of keeper of the king's
Westminster, forest of Whitelwode, 00. Northampton, with the accustomed fees^ By p.s.
July 10. Grant and confirmation in frank almoin to William, tlie abbot, and the
Westminster, convent of Notteley, co. Buckingham, of the priory of Chetwode, and the
site thereof, co. Buckingham, and all manors, lordships and lands belonging
to it, with knights' fees, advowsons and other appurtenances. [MoneutUxm^
By p.8. and for 40s, paid in the hanaper.
1462.
Jan. 27. Grant in mortmain to the abbot and convent ox Croylande, co. Lincoln,
Westmhister. of all fines for trespasses and amercements from tenants and residents in
the town 6t Croylande, and of the return of writs within the town. \cf.
Afonasticonf tt., 123.] By p.s.
At SM BRASS 22 AND 21.
Feb. 6. Edward IlL by letters patent at Westminster dated 6 March, 2o Edirard
Westminster. III., created John de Qandavo earl of Richmond, and invested him with the
eai'ldom of Bychemond and, with the assent of the Parliament atWestminsteri
138
CALENDAR OF PATENT IIOLLS.
J4Q2. Membrane 22 and 21'^^cont.
granted to him the earldom and thehonour) castles, manors and lands belong-
ing thereto in tail with all liberties and prerogatives which John duke of
Brittany and earl of Bichmond had in these, with knights' fees, advowsons, &c
and he was seised of the same in fee tail and especially amongst other things
of the lordship, honor and rape of Hastjnges, eo. Sussex, as parcel of the
earldom, the reversion in this case being reserved to the king. Atter his
death, the earldom, honour, castles, manors and lands descended to his son
Henry IV., who by letters patent dated 20 October, 1 Henry IV., granted
the same to his brother Balph de Nevill, earl of Westmoreland, for life*
Afterwards Henry IV. granted the manors of Crowehurst, Burwasshe
and Bevylham with the rape of Hastynges, co. Sussex, which then were
parcel of the said castle, earldom, honor and lordship, to John Felham,
knight, in fee simple by letters patent dated 21 November, 14 Henry IV. ;
and the latter entered into them on the death of the said earl and granted
them to John Pelham, knight, his son, and his heirs and assigns, who
granted them to Thomas Hoo, esquire, Nicholas Husee, ;esquire, Thomas
Hanwell, clerk, John Gaynesford, esquire, William Gaynesford, John
Michelgrove, esquire, William Thwaytes, Henry Pole, citizen and goldsmith
of London, Thomas Hertley, clerk, and John Wodye to the use of the said
Thomas Hoo hy the names of the lordship, barony, honour and rape of
Hastynges, co. Sussex, with hundreds, wapentakes, views of frank pledge,
leets and courts, suits of court, knights' fees, offices, advowsoDS, the rents or
services called 'castleward, blaunch ferme, hundi*edsilver, justiceyeld,
comen fyne,' and other rents and services, wards, marriages, reliefe, escheats,
parks, warrens, wreck of sea, wayf, strayfT, deodands, tolls, chattels of felons
and of felons of themselves, fairs, markets, and other liberties, sheriff's
toum yearly at Derfold, return of writs, fines, issues and amercements, as
fully as John duke of Brittany held the same (except the manors of Crowe-
hurst, Bun^'asshe, and Bevillam, and parks of Crowehurst and Dudeweil with
the advowson and knights' fees pertaining to these manors as being sometime
knighf s fees of Balph Scoteney), with forest or chaoe of Dalyngton, the
hundreds of Baldeslowe, Haukesbergh and Shoesewell, a rent of 14^. Sd,
called ' comen fyne ' within these manors, and all other liberties. The said
John Gaynesford, John Michel^owe and William Thwaytes died, and the
survivors granted the same to William Hastynges, king's knight and cham-
berlain, by the name of William Haslynges, lord of Hastynges, king's knight
and chamberlain, in fee simple.
The king confirms in fee simple to the said William Hastynges the castle^
lordship, barony and honour of Hastynges, the manors of Crowehurst,
Burwayssh and Bevylham, the hundreds of Balslowe, Haukesbergh and
Shosewell, and further grants to him the advowsons of the deanery and
prebends of the college or free chapel within the said castle and the churches
of St. Clement and All Saints, Hastynges, and St. George, Brede, and of
the churches St. Thomas the Martyr, St. Giles and St. Leonard at and within
the town of Wynchelsee, sheriffs' turns held yearly at Derfold, return
of writs, wreck of sea and numerous other specified rights. By p.s«
1461.
{ Aug. 9.
! Windsor^
Aug. 10.
Windsor.
MsMBnAHB 21-^on^.
Appointment for life of the king's servant John Skelton, esquire, to the
custody of the king's castle, manor or lordship of Hadieigh otherwise
Hadley from Michaelmas last, rendering to the king 14/. yearly, as Henrys
duke of Exeter, did to Henry VI., and in addition 40*. yearly of increment.
ByK.
Grant for life to the said John of the office of constable of the castle or
lordship of Hadieigh, co. Essex, with fees as in the times of Edward III«
and Richard IL from the issues of the same. By Ki
i EDWARD IV.— Pabt V. 130
1462. Membrane 21 — coni,
Jan. 20. The like to Nicholas Baker of the manor of Belyngton, co. Somerset,
Westminster, late of James, earl of Wilts, and in the king's hands hj reason of his
forfeiture, with views of frank-pledge and other appurtenances, to the
Talue of 20 marks yearly without rendering anything. By p.s.
Feb. 26. The like to the king's servitor John Thomson of 8/. yearly from Michael-
Westminster, mas last from the yearly rent of 38/. from the priory of Monkenferley, co,
Wilts, lately assigned by Henry VI. to the college of Eton. By K.
1461.
Dec 21. Grant to Boger Bee, esquire, usher of the king's chamber, and his heirs
Westminster, and assigns, for his good service to the king's father Bichard, late duke of
York, and the king, of all lands and possessions called * Mykyll Holand,'
late of James, earl of Wilts, in the county of Essex, all lands and posses-
sions late of Henry Lewes, knight, in the town and parish of Nevyndon,
CO. Essex, and all lands and possessions late of John Nayler, esquire, in
the county of Middlesex, in the king's hands by reason of their forfeitures,
to hold by fealty as of the value of 40/. yearly. By p.s.
1462.
Mardi 1. Grant for life to John Grene and William Grene his brother of the
Westminster, office of the stewardship of all castles, manors and lands which John, late
earl of Oxford, or anyone to his use, held in the counties of Essex, Suffolk
and Cambridge, on 3 June last or afterwards, receiving the accustomed fees.
ByK.
MSMBRA^SS 20 A^D 19.
Feb. 9. Inspexitnus and confirmation to the abbot and convent of Rughford and
Westminster, their successors of the following : —
1. Letters patent dated 8 June, 2 Bichard II., inspecting and confirming a
charter dated 28 October, 21 Edward III. [Charter RoUj 21 Edward
III. No* 12], inspecting and confirming the followiog : —
(1.) A charter dated 12 February, 9 Edward II. {Charter RoUj
9 Edward //., No. 34], inspecting and confirming the following :—
a» A charter of Henry II. dated at Westminster confirming
grants by Gilbert, earl of Lincoln.
&. A charter of the same dated at Westminster exonerating them
from toll, passage, and pontage,
c. A charter of Stephen dated at York confirming a grant by
Gilbert de Gant.
(/. A charter of the same dated at Lincoln exonerating them
from customs in Nottingham.
e. A charter of Bichard I. dated J 4 September exonerating
' them from toll.
/. Letters patent of John dated at Winchester, 8 October^ of
licence to erect a dyke between their wood of Beskhall and
the town of Welhagh and to build keeper's lodges.
g* A charter dated at Oxford, 12 April, 17 Henry HI., qotl*
firming a grant of land by Balph son of Nicholas.
A. A charter £ited at Wodestoke, 4 February, 36 Henry Illi
[Monasticon],
i. A charter dated 9 February, 11 Edward I., inspecting and
confirming a charter of John de Yescy to Thomas de Steyne-
greve, then abbot, and the convent.' [Monastican,']
J. A charter dated 7 June, 13 Edward I., inspecting and con-«
firming a charter of John de Vescy, son of William de
Vcscy, confirming grants of lands in Bod&rham, with th^
lordship of the market and fair there*
140 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1462, Metnbranes 20 and 19 — coni.
(2.) A demise dated the day of St. Mary Magdalen, 1278, by Bonoy
the abbot, and the convent of Glairvaux to them of a moiety of the
church of Roderham of the gift of John de Lexintona, at a rent of
20/. of sterlings worth at least four of Tours.
(3.) Letters patent dated 18 November, 16 Edward III. concerning
the said moiety of the church.
(4.) The teuour of a record and process of an inqnistion before the
JQStices in eyre of the forest of Shirewod, Hilary, Jo Edward I.,
whereby it was found that the men of Clippestone and Edenestowe
ought to take nothing in the wood of the abbot and convent within
the said forest.
(5.) Qrant by Robert de Waddesley and another by Edmund de
Dacre to Elias, then abbot, and the convent.
2. A charter dated 7 June. 13 Edward I. [Charter Boil, 13 Edtoard I.,
No, 78], being a grant to them of free warren in divers lands named.
3. Letters patent dated 7 June, 28 Edward L, being a licence for them
to sell wood blown down by the wind within their woods within the
forest of Shirewode.
4. Letters patent dated 8 September, 37 Edward [IIL] being a licence
for them to root up heath and dead stumps within the said woods.
6. Letters pat-ent dated 11 October, 28 Edward JIL, being a licence for
the acquisition in mortmain by them, after inquisition, of 10/. yearly
of land and rent, not held in chief. For 5 marks pud in the hanaper.
Mbubrans 19 — cont.
Jan. 20. Grant to Richard Fenys, knight, and Joan his wife, kinswoman and
Westminster, heir of Thomas Dacre, knight, deceased, viz., daughter of Thomas his
son, and the heirs of her body of the manors of Irthington, Dacre, Kirkeos-
walde. Blackball, Farlam, Brakanwajte, Lasingby, Brampton, Burgh on
Sands, Ayketon, Rouclife and Glossenby and 300 acres of land, 2,000
acres of pasture, 40 acres of wood, 40s, of rent in Newbigging, Mosdale,
Staffull and Olassonby and from a moiety of the manor of Castell Kariot,
CO. Cumberland, the manors of Barton and Hoff, co. Westmoreland, Hol-
beche, co. Lincoln, and Halton, Fisshwyke, Kelette and Eccleston, co.
Lancaster, and all other lordships, manors, lands, advowsons, knights*
fees, corrodies and other possessions late of the said Thomas Dacre, knight,
in the king's hands by reason of an Act of Parliament at Westminster,
4 November. By p.s.
Feb. 24. Grant for life to the king's servant John Bosewell, from 4 March last, of
Westminster, the office called He ryding forster' of the king's forest of Windesore,
receiving wages of 3d, daily from the issues of the castle and lordship of
Windesore with all other profits such as John Corbet had in the same office
in the times of Edward III. and Richard IT.
Mbmbranb 18.
Feb. 5. Grant in frank almoin to Henry Trevilian, the master, and the brethren
Westminster, and sisters of the house or hospital of St. Katharine by the Tower, London,
of the manors of Chesingbury, co. Wilts, and Qwarley, co. Southampton,
parcel of the alien priory of Okebum, with all rights, profits, lands, rents,
fees, advowsons, courts and other appurtenances, for the sustenance of them
and ten poor women of the hospital. By E«
Feb. 25. Grant to the king's sister Anne of the 60 marks which Thomas, late
Westminster, abbot, and the convent of Ohartesay owe to the king for the last Voidance of
the abbey. By K,
1 BDWAED IV.~Pabt V. Ul
1462. Membrane 18 — eont.
March 1. Licence, for lOOs, paid in the hanaper, for Thomas Hoc and Richard
Westniotter. Brajn, esquires, to enfeoff Greorge Neville, bishop of Exeter, the chancellor,
John Wenlok, knight, lord Wenlok, Ealph Verney, Thomas Urswyk,
Thomas Burgojn, Thomas Bryan, Hugh Fenne, Henry Spilman, Bobert
Brampton and Thomas Randolf , clerk, of the manors of Eilby, Fossewik,
West Lexham and Earbroke, co. Norfolk, and the advowsons of the
churches of Filby and Possewyk, .except an acre of land in the manor of
West Lexham, held in chief, to fulfil the will of Greoffrey Boleyo, citizen
and alderman of London.
Feb. 6. Grant to John Pylkyngton, one of the esquires of the body, and the heirs
WMtminster* male of his body of the reversion of the third part of the manor of Thometon
in Graven, co. York, and the manor of Lynton on Owse, co. York, on the
death of Margaret late the wife of John Boos, knight, lord of Boos,
deceased, belonging to the king by reason of the foifeiture of Thomas late
lord of Boos and by authority of Parliament at Westminster, 4 November,
the reversion of the remaining two parts of the said manor of Thometon on
the death of Eleanor, duchess of Somerset, belonging to the king as above,
and the reversion of the manors of Grymesthorp, Edenham, Aylesthorp, and
Seuthorp, CO. Lincoln, on the death of Katharine, duchess of Noifolk,
belonging to the king by the forfeiture of William, late viscount Beaumond,
and idl lands, rents and sendees with knights' fees, advowsons and other
hei^Mlitaments in those places belonging to the king as above; and also
cf the manors of Tumehamhall, co. York, Malteby and Hotou, co. York,
and Hole alias Hoell, co. Lincoln, with knight's fees and other heredita-
ments, belonging to the king bv reason of the forfeitures of Thomas^ late
Jmd of Boos, John, late lord of Clyfford, and Thomas Claymond, esquire,
respectively. By p.s.
Feb. 2tf. Grant for life to William Broun, clerk, of the hospital or house of St.
Weitminster. John Baptist, Dorchestre, co. Dorset. By K*
Feb. 23. Grant in frank almoin to the prior and convent of the Charterhouse by
Westminster. London of the alien priory of Okebourne and the manor of Okeborne alias
Okeboume Seynt George in Great Okebourne and Little Okebourne, co.
Wilts, and all lands, rents, services, chantries, advowsons, liberties, views of
frank pledge, waifs, strays, leets, courts baron, wards^ marriages and other
profits and appurtenances within Great Okebourne and Little Okebourne.
ByK.
- -^- Mbmbrane 17.
14ol.
Dec. 13. Grant to Thomas Heywode, the dean, and the chapter of the cathedral of
Westminster. St. Chad, Lichefeld, that no sheriff, escheator^ constable, bailiff or other
minister of the king shall enter the said church or its close, cemetery and
precinct or the houses of the dean, canons, vicars, chaplains or other
ministers, and that they shall have within the same return of writs and also
the chattels of felons, fugitives and outlaws, for the fabric of the church.
By p.s.
Dec. 16. Inspeximus and confirmation to William Cause, alderman, and William
Westminster. Smyth, William Danyell, William Blower and Thomas Wright, wardens,
of trie gild of St. George of Bishop's Lynn, of letters patent dated 4 October,
8 Henry IV., being a licence for John Brandon, Bartholomew Cisterne,
and John Snaiwell of Bishop's Lynn to found the said gild with power to
acquire and hold lands, and licence for them to acquire a tenement late of
Bobert Baily in the town of Lenn in the street called * le Checker' for the
sustenance of one or two chaplains to celebrate divine service in the church
of St. Margaret for the good estate of the king and queen, and the gild,
and of their souls after death ; and licence for the acquisition in mortmain
by them of lands, tenements imd rents to (he value of 10/. yearly for (he
142 CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
1461, Membrane 17 — cent.
sustenance of one or two chaplains to celebrate divine service in the church
of St. Margaret, Lenn, for the good estate of the king, his brothers George,
duke of Clarence, and Eichard, duke of Gloucester, George, bishop of Exeter,
Kichard, earl of Warwick, and the brethren and sisters of the gUd, and for
their souls after death and the souls of the king's father Kichard, late duke
of York, Edmund, late earl of Rutland, his brother, and Richard, late earl
of Sallsburj, his kinsman. ' Bj p.s.
Dec, 14. Inspeximus and confirmation to the abbot and convent of Bukfast of
Westminster. letters patent dated 10 December, 7 Richard II., confirming a concord
made bj them with James Daudelegh and Thomas Daudelegh, knights,
to end a dispute touching six weirs made by the latter to the damage of the
abbot and convent's weir at Bukfast and Asshperton whei'ebjithese agree to
throw down the six weirs and the abbot and convent are to have an opening
of 6 feet in the middle of the river Derte in the manor of Dertyngton
between Bukfast and the sea for the ascent of salmon and other fish to
their weir at Bukfast and Asshperton, in return for which they are to receive
the said knights to the benefits of their prayers, to celebrate the obit of the
said knights, and maintain their shields of arms in the glass of the west
gable of their church. For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 16.
1462.
Feb. 28. Appointment of the king's brother George, duke of Clarence, as his
VYestminster. lieutenant in Ireland until 7 years from 6 March next, with power to appoint
under the great seal of England or the great seal used in Ireland a
deputy under him in his absence, to keep the king's peace and laws and
punish offenders, to receive rebels into the king's peace, to pardon for
treasons and other offences, to take into the king's hands all lands of rebels
and to grant the same to suitable persons, to grant licences for alienation in
mortmain, to present to benefices in the king's gift, to take fealties and
renunciations of archbishops and bishops and to receive homages of tenants,
to appoint and remove officers of the chancery and treasury, justices, barons
of the exchequer, the keeper of the rolls of chancery and other officers and
ministers, to make purveyances for his household and for the soldiers, and
do all else pertaining to his office. By K.
Feb. 27. Appointment for life of John Wenlok, knight, lord Wenlok, as steward
WestminBter. of the king's manors and lordships of Longley Mai^eys, Wyrerdesbury and
Bledlowe, co. Buckingham, and the manor of Risclepp, co. Middlesex, from
Easter last, receiving the accustomed fees from the issues of the same.
By p.s.
Feb. 2. Grant for life to the king's servant John Grene and William Grene his
Westminster, brother of the office of the stewardship of all castles, manors.and lands which
John^ late earl of Oxford, held in the counties of Essex, Suffolk and
Cambridge on 3 June last, receiving the accustomed fees. By K.
Vacated because otherwise below,
•
Feb. 28. Appointment of John Senycle to take into the king's hands the manor of
Westminater. Wangford by Brandon with the advowson of the church of Wangford, co.
Suffolk, late of Thomas Tudenham, knight, a rebel, and to receive the issues
and account for them at the Exchequer.
Membrane 15.
Jan. 28. Grant for life to Casyn Danyell of the town of Calais of a fee of 4rf.
Westminster, daily at the hands of the treasurer of the town. By p.8.
1 EDWABD I7,~Pabt V. U»
1462« Membrane 15— ccm^.
Feb. 4. The like to William Staveley of 10/. yearly from Michaelmas last from
Westminster, the issues of the counties of Essex and Hertford. By K.
Feb. 1. The like to Richard Musgrave, esquire, son of Bichard Musgrave,
Westminster, knight, of the office of constable of Pendragon, and chief forester of the
forest of Kirkeby Stephan, co. Westmoreland ; and appointment of him for
life as keeper and surveyor of all parks and foreign woods there and bailiff
of the lordships of Bourgh and Kirkeby Stephan, receiving the accustomed
fees from the issues of the lordships. By p.s.
Grant for life to the said Bichard of the ofilce of constable of Burgh
under Staynesmore and chief forester of the forest of Burgh and Kirkeby
Stephen.
Feb. 4. The like to the king's servant William Langley, groom of * le picherhous '
Westminster, of the household, for his good service to the king's father and the king at
Northampton, Wakefeld and Wygmore and in the king's last journey in
the north, of the office of porter and keeper of the gaol of the king's castle
of Northampton from 4 March last, with fees as in the times of Edward
III, and Bichard II. from the issues of the county of Northampton.
By p.8,
Feb. 4. The like to William Lonesdale of the office of parker of Shilbotel, co.
Westminster. Northumberland, with fees as in the times of Edward III. and Bichard II.
By p.s.
Feb. 9. The like to Bobert AUerton of 10/. yearly from the 20/. yearly due to the
Westminster, king from the parish church of Botheram, co. York, at the hands of the
abbot and convent of Boughf ord. By p.8.
Feb. 10. The like to William Borogh of the office of constable of the king's castle
Westminster, of Prowdehowe, co. Northumberland, with the disposition of all offices
belonging to the castle or lordship, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
Feb. to. The like to John Doon, esquire, one of the ushers of the king's chamber,
Westminster, of the office of Serjeant or master of the king's armoury within the Tower
of London, with wages of I2d» daily for himself, 6d, daily for a yeoman and
Sd, daily for a groom from 11 March last from the issues of the city of
London and the county of Middlesex and all other profits, in lieu of a like
grant to him of the same office by letters patent dated 3 November,
surrendered on account of an ambiguity. By K.
March 2. The like to Thomas Oxeney of the office of controller of ^ coket ' and wreck
Westminster, of sea within the counties of Cornwall and Devon, with wages as in the
years 36 and 37 Edward III. at the hands of the receiver general of the
duchy of Cornwall. By p.8.
Feb. 25. Grant to Bichard Middelton, esquire, and the heirs male of his body of the
Westminster, manor of Great Lyneford, co. Buckingham, with the advowson of the church
there, to the value of 18/. yearly, with all appurtenances, in the king's
hands by the forfeiture of James, late earl of Wilts, and by authority of
the Parliament held at Westminster, 4 November. By p.s.
March 2. Grant for life to William Shirbom, esquire, of the office of searcher in
Westminster, the port and town of Calais, with the accustomed fees from the issues of the
customs at the port. By p.s.
Feb. 16. Grant to Henry Waner of London, * draper,' of 200/. from the customs and
Westminster, subsidies of wool?, hides and wool-fells in the ports of London and Ipowich
in satisfaction of 350/. lent by him to the king, 160/. having been granted
to him at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Feb. 9. Grant for life to John Berwyke, esquire, of all lands in Lokyngton and
i^ Westminster, elsewhere in the county of York lately belonging to Henry Clyfford, a rebel,
of the yearly value of 10/., in the king's bands by reason of his forfeiture.
By p.g.
144 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS,
X4g2. Membrane 15«-co»^.
Feb. 27. Grant to John Denhain, esquire, Thomas Djmmok, knight, and Thomas
Westminster. Burgh, esquire, of the manor of Cbixbj with its members and appurtenances
in STothebv and Ingoldmeles, co. Lincoln, the manor of Metheryngham, co.
Lincoln, and the manor of Hurworth on Tese in the bishopric of Durham
for the life of Elizabeth, wife of William Tajlboys, knight, a rebel, and
daughter of William late lord of Sonvjle, and for her use from 4 March
last* B7 p.s,
\AQ\ Membrane 14.
Dec. 16. Confirmation to Elizabeth, the abbess, and the convent of St. Saviour,
Weitmiaster. St. Mary the Virgin and St. Bridget, Sjon of their foundation within the
manor of Istilworth, co. Middlesex, as a monastery of 60 nuns and 25
religious men, of whom 18 are priests, 4 are deacons and 8 are la3rmen, and
of all ordinances and decrees concerning the Fame in apostolic letters, letters
patent and acts of Parliament, and grant to them in frank almoin of the
said manor, a fishery called ^ Boutewere ' by the same within the banks
of the Thames^ a weir by Kyngeston on Thames called ^Hammewero,'
CO. Surrey, and a parcel of meadow adjacent enclosed by the river Thames
and a dyke, a dove-cote and a parcel of land adjacent in Petrisham, co.
Surrey, a dove-cote and a parcel of land adjacent in Hamme, the manor
of Worton and all lands, rents and services called ^Worton' which
Alice, late the wife of Edmund Fauconer, held for life in Istilworth
of the grant of Edward III., the manor of Grauncortes, co. Essex, a
messuage, a carucate and two virgates of land, 24 acres of meadow, 4
acres of wood, 20 acres of pasture, 18^. of rent and pasture for 100
sheep in Istilworth, Twykenham, Worton and Heston, co. Middlesex, the
manor of Hyuton with appurtenances called * Uphalle,' co. Cambridge, and
all lands, rents and services which Henry FitzHugh, late lord of Havens-
wath, deceased, had in the towns of Hynton, Great Wilburgham and Little
Wilburgbam, co. Cambridge, the priory of Mount St. Michael in Cornwall,
sometime parcel of the possessions of tho alien abbey of Mont St. Michel,
and all manors, lands and possessions pertaining to the same in that county,
the priory of Oterton alias Oteryngton, co. Devon, with its appurtenances,
sometime parcel of the possessions of the said alien abbey, a portion in the
churcli of Martok, co. Somerset, and ail manors, lands and possessions in
the counties of Somerset and Devon sometime pertaining to the said priory
of Oterton or the said alien abbey, the priory of St. Mary's, Lancastre,
sometime parcel of the possessions of the alien abbey of S6ez, and all manors,
lands and possessions in the counties of Lancaster, Sussex and Lincoln and
el8ewheri3 within the realm sometime pertaining to the said priory or abbey,
the priory of Lodros with its appurtenances in the county of Dorset,
sometime parcel of the possessions of the alien abbey of Montebourg, and
all manors, lands and possessions in the counties of Devon and Dorset
sometime pertaining to the said priory or abbey, the manors of Cheltenham
and Sloughtre and the hundreds of Cheltenham, Sloughtre and Salmondes-
bury, CO. Gloucester, and the manors of Stenynges, Brede and Wormyng-
hurst, CO. Sussex, sometime parcel of the possessions of the alien abbey of
Fecamp, and all manors, lands and possessions in those counties and the
city of London and elsewhere within the realm sometime belonging to the
said abbey, the manors, rectories or churches of Chilham, Molessn alias
Molassh, and Trewlegh alias Treveley alias Treuley, co. Kent, sometime
parcel of the possessions of the alien abbey of St. Bertin, St. Omer,
and all manors, lands and possessions in those towns formerly belonging to
the said abbey, the manor and rectory or church of Felstede, co. Essex,
sometime parcel of the possessions of the alien abbey of Caen, and all lands
and possessions in Felstede sometime belonging to the said abbey, the manor
1 EDWARD IV.— Paht V, 143
J.461, Membrane 14 — cont.
of Tyleshide, co. 'Wilts, sometime parcel of the possessions of the said abbej*
all lands and possessions in Spaldjng and Pynchebek, co. Lincoln, parcel of
the alien priory of Cosham, the manor, lands and possessions of the alien
abbej of St. Nicholas of Angers in Spaldyng and Pynchebek, all fruits
from the church of Cosham, co. Wilts, sometime belonging to the alien
abbey of Marmoutiers les Tours, the manor of Mychelhampton alias
Mychynhampton, co. Gloucester, sometime parcel of the possessions of the
alien abbey of Caen, on the death of Alice, duchess of Suffolk, tenant for
life, a messuage in Hyneford, co. Somerset, 2 aci-es of land in Yevele with
the advowson gf the church of Yevele, co. Somerset, the advowsons of the
churches of St. Clement and All Saints, Kastynges, the church of Brede,
the church of St. Leonard in Yham and the hospital of Playdon, co. Sussex,
sometime belonging to the abbey of Fecamp, the churches of Gates and
Fysshbiu'ne, co. Sussex, and Navenby and Botheby, co. Lincoln, sometime
belonging to the abbey of Seez, and the churches of Crofton, Ecclesdon and
Hyesham, co. Lancaster, sometime belonging to the priory of Lancastre, i&nd
4 tuns of Gascon wine yearly in the port of London, with all hundreds,
courts leet, wapentakes, views of frank pledge, manors, lands, possessions,
rents, services, suits, villeins, churches, knights' fees, wards, relicts, escheats,
.advowsons and other appurtenances, that they may pray to the Saviour for
the good estate of the king and Cicely his mother during their lives, and
for their souls after death, and for the souls of the king's father Richard,
late duke of York, and his progenitors. By K.
1462.
March 1. Grant to the king's kinsman Henry, eai*l of Essex, and the king's aunt
Westminster. Isabel, countess of Essex, his consort, and her heirs of the lordships or
manors of Bolweton alias Belweton and Pensford, and the lordships or
manors of Breene and Oxton, co. Somerset, Foulnesse alias Fullenesse,
Pakelesham alias Pakesham, Dogettes, Lieghe and Wakeryng, co. Essex,
and Colvilles, Sowches and Sherdelowes in Fulburn and elsewhere, co.
Cambridge, a piece of land called Me chirche glebe' in Fulburn, with
the advowson of the church of St. Vigor, Fulburn, pertaining to the said
piece of land, the lordships and manors of Moreves, co. Suffolk, Foxherde,
Brokehall and Holaud, co. Essex, and Heybernes, co. Warwick, and the
manor of Gosyes alias Goseies, co. Essex, and the reversion of the manor
of Newehall on the death of Agnes, late the wife of Richard Aired,
esquire, deceased, with advowsons, rents, services, knight's fees, wards,
marriages, views of frank pledge, courts, liberties and other promts, in part
satisfaction of the will of Edmund, late earl of March, the king's progenitor,
who directed that in case he died without issue his feoffees after the pay-
ment of his debts should deliver seisin to Thomas Gray, deceased without
issue, and the said Isabel, then his wife, niece of the said earl, of lauds to
the yearly value of 300 marks, to hold in tail with remainder to the right
heirs of Isabel, and, afler the death of Anne his consort and the payment
of her debts, of lands to the yearly value of 500 marks, to hold to them and
the heirs ef Isabel, which has not yet been done. By K.
MSMBRANE 13.
1461.
Dec. 21. Inspeximns arid confirmation to the burgesses of Portesmuth of letters
Westminster, patent dated 12 October, 8 Richard II. inspecting and confirming the
following : —
1. A charter dated 4 July, 40 Henry III. being a grant of licence for the
foundation of a merchant gild in the town and that they be quit
of chominago throughout tge kinh's forest.
2. A charter (called letters patent) dated 13 October, 32 Edward III.
{Charter Roll, 32 Edward IIL No, 4,] inspecting: and confirming
M 86914. K
146 CAliSNDAA 07 FATBITT BOLLS.
X461, Membrane 13 — cont,
A charter dated 12 February, 6 Edward II. [Charter Roll^
6 Edward IT. No. 28], inspecting and' confirming the following : —
(I.) A charter dated 2 May, 5 Bichard I.
(2.^ A charter dated 25 October, 2 John.
(3.) A charter dated 18 November, 14 Henry III. [Charter Boll,
14 Henry IIL p, 2, m. 4.]
(4.) Letters patent dated 6 April, 39 Henry III.
For 20s, paid in the hanaper.
1462.
Jan. 16. Inspeximus and coniirmation of letters pateq^ of the king's father Richard,
Westminster, late duke of York, dated at his castle of Fodryngey, 8 March, 27 Henry VI.,
being a gi*ant for life to his servants John Langley, esquire, and Margaret
his wife of a yearly rent of 20/. from the issues of his manor and lordship
of Holmefryth, co. York, in lieu of a like grant to them from the issues of
his manor and lordship of Mersshewod Vale, co. Dorset, by his letters patent
dated ] 8 January, surrendered. By K. and for 205. paid in the hanaper.
1461.
March 20. Grant for life to the king's kinsman George, bishop of Exeter, of the
Westminster, custody of the king's park of Princes Rysburgh, co. Buckingham, with
herbage and pannage, receiving the accustomed f(»es from the* issues of the
manor or lordship of Rysburgh. By K.
MSMBRANS 12.
Dec. 6. Inspexiinns and confirmation to the dean and chapter of the cathedral
Westminster, of St. Peter, Exeter, and the mavor, bailiffs and commonalty of the city
of Exeter of the following :—
1. A petition (English) in Parliament at Westminster, 15 Henry VI.,
that, whereas the said mayor, bailiffs and commonalty claimed that
all the soil and ground without the east gate of the city ' withinne
the boundes that folowen, begynnyng fro the myddell of the hieway
lyeng betwene the tenement of John Symond sette in the soille and
ground and fee icalled *' Seynt Sidewill fee ' on the est partie and the
tenement of Mawede that was the wife of Thomas Joliblode sette
in the maner of Durieurd on the west partie of the same way where
and in which way is nowe growyng a grete tree and so fro that
begynnyng and myddell of the same way downe by the myddell of
the same way into a litell water icalled ^Langbroke ' and fro the same
watre up by the myddell of the same way into a place icalled ^Marepoll'
and so fro Marepoll doun by the myddell of the way and lane Hying
betwene the londes of the soill ground and fee forsaid on that one
partye and the londes of the priorasse of Polslo on that other partie
into the hie way com}'ng fro Excetre to Mynchynlake and so in and
over that hie way into a lane and way called ' Euggeway ' lying be-
twene the londes of the soil! ground and fee foresaid icalled 'Octoburgh'
on that oon partie and the londes of the said priorasse of Polslo on
that other partie, and so furth be the myddell of the same way and
lane into the hie way comyng fre Excetre to Whippeton and Brode-
elist and so in and over that hie ^vay into another way and lane
called ' Kuggeway ' lieng between the londes of the soill, ground and
fee forsaid icalled ' Suthdon ' on that oon partie and the londes of the
said priorasse of Polslo on that other partye and so furth by the
myddell of the same way and lane into a place called ^ Lynerdole * and
j so into an hie way lyeng toward the said estyate of Excetre betwene
the londes of the soill, ground and fee forsaid icalled ^ Southdon ' on
that oon partie and the londes of Richard Kelly and the prlour of the
I BDWARD IVt-PAW V. 147
J461. Membrane 12— conr,
hospitall of Sejnt John in Excetre on that other partie and so
fourth bj the myddell of the same waj into a litell water called
' Shitebroke ' and adoun so by the myddell of the same broke nnto the
southende and corner of a gardyn of the said priour of Seynt John
aioynant to the same broke, which gardyn lyeth in the west partye of
the said broke and withyn the soil! ground and fee forsaid, and fro
the same suthende and comer up by a dyche of the same gardyn into
a path westward lying beiwene the londes icalled ' Seynt John is feldes '
on that oon partie and the soill ground and fee forsaid on that other
partie and so furth on the same path westward onto a close of
William Wynard and so by the myddell of the same close orer the
close sumtyme of Roger Golde and the garden of oon Thomas Berwe
alias Beynall directly onto a thrange lying betwene the bame sum-
tyme of the said Roger Golde in the southpartie and the barne of the
said Thomas Reynall alias Berwe in the north partie and so oute
into the high way called ' Cruldiche way ' and so furth by the middell
, of the same way northward betwene the gardyn and tenement of
John atte Forde in the west partye lyeng withinne the suburbyes of
Excetre and the soill, ground and fee forsaid in the estpartiq into
the high way comyng fro Excetre to Seint Anne Chapell and so
furth by the myddell of the same way westward evyn ayenst the
begynuyng of the forsaid first bound and so directly to the same
bound ' are parcel of the suburb of the city and within their juris-
diction, and the said dean and chapter claimed that they are their
fee and manor caUed ^ the fee and manor of Seynt Sydwill,' the king
should declare the same to be separate and distinct from the city
and suburbs and that the mayor, bailiffs and commonalty should
exercise no jurisdiction or liberty within the same except to enjoy a
conduit of water there, ^ whos heed is sette in Kakelane sumtyme
called ' Kake lane wille,' and to break ground to repair it, and except
that the inhabitants within the same maner and all other ^ mainering
and occupyeng any parcell thereof with their godes or catalls shull
alway be contributori and pay with the citesyns in and to all dymes,
imposicons and charges granted by Parliament,' and that the dean
and chapter shall have view of frank pledge and court of the same
and court baron and pleas called de vetito namioy and that the mayor,
bailiffs and commonidty shall have certain customs and profits called
^ baggavell,' ' ehepgavell ' and ' brithyn gavell ' within the soil and
freehold of the dean and chapter within the city and licence to
purchase lands, tenements, rents and services within the city and
suburbs to the value of 20 marks yearly.
2. The superscription of the same : — Soit bailie as seigneuris,
3. The answer of the king inserted on the dorse : — le Ren lad attroie
piirveu toutz foitz que n ascuns des terres et tenementz dedeinz
iceste petician emeciHez issint a purchacers soient tenuz dautre que
de Roi que sujjiciant licence soit ent primerement eu de ceux dez
queux ils sont tenuz et que null autre persane forsque les avanditez
deanj ckapitre, mair^ baillifsy cominalte et lour successours soit en
ascun manere en damages ne prejndicez par force de icestes presentez
act et graunte. By iC. and for 20s, paid in the hauaper.
July 9. Appointment, daring good behaviour, of Thomas Kirkeby, king's clerk,
Westminster, as keeper of the rolls and books of Chancery, receiving the accustomed fees ;
and grant to him daring ofiice of the custody of the House of the Converts,
set apart of old by kin^ of England and annexed to the said o£5ce for the
habitation of the keeper. By K.
K 2
148 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1462* Membrane 12 — cont,
Feb. 25. Grant for life to Richard Gwjnetb, one of the yeomen porters of the
Westminster, king's househnld. of the custody of the passage of le Hawo in the hundred
of Drust, CO. Gloucester, with the accustomed emoluments. By p.8.
1461.
Dec. 12. The like to John Norwode, esquire, of the ofhce of constable of the
Westminster, king's castle of Quenesburgh, co. Kent, and the mill adjacent from 4 March
last, receiving fees as in the time of Richard IL or Edward III. from the
issues of the lordship or hundred of Middelton, co. Kent. By p.s.
MbMBRANSS 11 AND 10.
Dec. 4. Inspeximus and confirmation to the prior and convent of Christ Church
Westminster. Twynham, of letters patent dated 23 June, 4 Richard II., inspecting and
confirming a charter dated at Westminster, 27 November, 7 Edward II.
{Charter Boll, 7 Edward IL Xo, 17]» inspecting and confirming the
bllowing : —
1. A charter of William II. dated at Winchester.
2. A charter of Stephen, dated Winchester, 1160.
3. A charter of Henry II. dated at Salisbury.
4. A charter of Richard I. dated at Westminster, 8 October.
•5. A charter dated at Christchurch, 31 January, 16 John [^Rotuli Carta*
runij p. 205].
6. A charter dated at Winchester, 7 October, 13 Edward 1. [CharterBoll,
13 Edward I. No. 5].
7. A charter dated at Westminster, 23 July, 25 Edward I., inspecting and
confirming a writing of Isabel de Fortibus, countess of Albemarle
and Devon and lady of the Isle, dated London, the quinzaine of
Michaelmas, 1274. For 5 marks paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 10 — cont.
Dec. 26. Grant in mortmain to the warden and scholars of the college of All Souls,
Westminster. Oxford, from 4 March last, of the priory of Romeney and the rectory of
Upchirch, co. Kent, the manor of Wedon and Weston cUias W^ou
Pynkeney, co. Northampton, the priory called the New, Abbey by Alburbury,
and the priories of St. Clare and Langenyth in South Wales, with manors,
lands, knights' fees, advowsous and other appurtenances, which they had
of the grant of Henry YI. by his letters patent of foundation at the suppli-
cation of Henry Chichele, Utte archbishop of Canterbury, that they may
pray for the good estate of the king and his mother Cicely^ duchess of
York, and for their souls after death and the souls of the king's progenitors.
By p.s.
Dec. 12. Grant for life to Thomas Gray, esquire, of a yearly rent of 40/. from the
Westminster, issues of the town of Cambridge. By K.
Dec. 22. Grant to John Courteney, esquire, and his heirs and assigns of the
Westminster, manors of Exmynstre, Kenforth alias Kenford and Kenne and the hundred
of Exmynstre, co. Devon, with knights' fees, advowsons, warrens, regards
and other appurtenances, in the king's hands by reason of their forfeiture
by Thomas Courtenay, knight, late earl of Devon, to hold by fealty and the
rent of Id, yearly at Michaelmas. Bj p.s.
Dec. 20. Grant for life to Peter Beaupie and Richard Foster, for their good service
Westminster, to the king's father and the king, of the custody of the king's manors and
lordships of Cokeham and Bray, co. Berks, with their appurtenances with
all meadows, pastures, woods, fairs, markets, fisheries, courts, views of frank
pledge, hundreds, wapentakes, chattels, liberties and other profits, with all
1 EDWARD IV,— Part V. 149
1461, Membrane 10 — cont,
lands, rents, pastures and purprestaren in the parish of Bray in the forest of
Wjndesore and assarts, wastes and purprestures within the said forest,
manors and lordships, late of Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, deceased, from
Michaelmas last, rendering to the king 133/. 6s. Sd. yearly.
Dec. 20. Appointment for life of the said Peter and Richard as stewards of the
WestmiDster. said manors and lordships, receiving the accustomed fees at the hands of the
occupiers.
Dec. 21. Grant for life to Henry Swynhoume of the office of bailiff of Alerdale of
Westminster, the honour of Cokermouth, co. Cumberland, in the king's hands by reason
of the rebellion of Henry, late earl of Northumberland, with the accustomed
fees from the said honour and lordship. By p.c.
Dec. 14. Tbe like to John Eychard of the county of Essex of the hermitage of
Westminster. Henold in that count}' with all alms and profits pertaining thereto, provided
that be does what pertains to the profession of a hermit.
By p.s. for Gkxl, because he is poor.
Nov. 28. The like to John Peyntour of the office of porter of the king's castle of
Westminster. Notyngham, with the accustomed fees. By p.8.
Dec. 7. The like to Phitip Laton of the office of the bailiwick of the king's lord-
Westminster, ship and manor of Whatlyngton, co. Oxford, parcel of the honour of
Walyngford, pertaining to the duchy of Cornwall, receiving 2d. daily at his
own hands from the issues of the same, with all profits of the office, and
answering for all rents before the auditors of the duchy. By K.
1462.
Feb. 20. The like to John Ottur of all lands, rents, reversions and services
Westminster, in Padyngthorp and flornyngton, co. York, of which William Taylboys,
esquire, rebel, was seised, to the value of 20 marks yearly. By p.s.
I4gl^ MrMBRANBS 9 AND 8.
Nov. 6. Inspexinms and confirmation to the abbot and convent of Boclond of
Westminster, letters patent dated 13 January, 17 Edward III. inspecting and confirming
letters patent dated 6 April, 7 Edward II. inspecting and confirming the
following : —
1. A writing of Isabel de Fortibus, countess of Albemarle and Devon
and lady of the Isle, dated St. Edmund's day, 1291, being a grant
to them of the manors of Boclond, Bykelie, Walkampton and Cul-
umpton and divers specified lands and advowsons. [Manasticon,']
2. Another writing of the said Isabel, dated Wednesday, the feast of St.
Benedict, 1273, being a grant of the same to her mother Amice,
countess of Devon and lady of the Isle.
3. A «3harter of the said Amice, being a grant of the same to the convent
of Quarr for the foundation of the said abbey of Boclond. [Monas'
ticonS\
4. Letters patent dated 8 August, 4 Edward I. being a grant to the said
Amice of the manor of Boclond, with the hamlets of Columpton,
Walkampton, and Bikelye. {^Monasticon.']
For 60^. paid in the hanaper.
MsMBRANS 8— ron^
Nov. 19. Grant, during office, to Robert Stillyngton, king's clerk, keeper of the
Westminster, privy seal, an office for which he ought to have 20*. a day, of 365/. yearly
from 1 November, viz. 40/. from the issues of the counties of Somerset and
Dorset, 40/. from the issues of the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, 33/.
from the issues of the counties of Oxford and Berks, 100/. from the customs
150 CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
1461. Jfembrane 8 — cant,
and gabfiidies of wools, hides and wool-fells in the port of London, 100/.
from the like in the port of Southampton, 32/. from the issues of the county
of Wilts, and 20/. from the issues of the counties of Cambridge and Hun-
tingdon. If the said assignmentK are or shall be insufficient to pay the
said 20ff. a day, the chancellor shall have power to make other assignments
without warrant or suit to the king or counciL By K.
Nov. 29. Letters of naturalisation for the king*s servitor, Geffrey Whltford, one
Westminster, of the yeomen of the chamber, a native of Wales, and his heirs. By p.s.
Dec. 8. Grant in mortmain to the prioress and convent of the white nuns of the
Wsetrainster. order of St. Bernard by the city of Worcester of 10/. yearly from the issues
of the county of Worcester for the relief of their poverty. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff.
1462. Mbmbranes 7 and 6.
Feb. 20. iMpeximtu and confirmation to the mayor, bailiffs and burgesses of Hedon
Weftmtnster. in Holdemesse of letters patent dated 21 October, 2 Henry VI. inspecting
and confirming a charter dated 8 February, 2 Henry V. \Charter Roily 2
Henry V, p. 2, Ao, 5,] inspecting and confirming with additions letters patent
dated 20 Joly, 1 Henry IV. inspecting and confirming the following :-^
1. A charter of Henry IL
2. A charter dated 13 December, 2 John,
3. A charter dated 7 June, 9 Edward III. inspecting and confirming
the preceding.
4. Letters patent dated 22 November, 1 Eichard II., inspecting and
confirming a charter dated 16th April, 22 Edward UI. ^Charter
Roll, 22 Edteard III. No. 24.] For 40*. paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 6 — cont.
Feb. 21. Whereas Henry VI. by letters patent dated 10 October, 37 Henry VI.
Westminster, released to Leo Wellys, knight, and Margaret, duchess of Somerset, then
his wife, tenants of the manor of Bloxam, co. Oxford, the 15/. yearly
exacted from them from the farm of the said manor beyond the accustomed
farm of 20/, yearly ; and Henry IV. by letters patent dated 8 November,
2 Henry IV. granted to John, late earl of Somerset, his brother, all the
manors and lands late of Owen de Glyndordy in South and North Wales,
forfeited by reason of his treason, and the same after the death of the said
earl descended to John, late duke of Somerset, his son, husband of the said
duchess, and were by him granted to John Stourton, knight, William
Caraunt, esquire, and Gilbert Kymere, clerk, and others now deceased on
20 July, 21 Henry VL to execute his will; inasmuch as the said letters
are void by reason of an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November,
the king now grants to the said John, William and Gilbert the said 15/.
yearly and the said manors and lands with royal rights, knights' fees,
ndvowsons, franchises, liberties, customs, wards, marriages, reliefs, escheats,
forfeiturcH, chases, parks, warrens, wreck of sea and other profits from
Michaelmas, 39 Henry VI. for the life of the duchess for her use. By K.
Feb. 26. Ghrant to William Beaufitz and his executors and assigns for 20 years
Wcstmiiirtcr. from Michaelmas last of the alien priory of Brymesfeld, co. Gloucester, the
manor of Blakenham, co. Suffolk, pared of the alien priory of Okeboume,
the priory of St. Helen in the Isle of Wight, co. Southampton, the priory
or manor of Charleton, co. Wilts, all lands, rents and services in North-
mundham, Compton and Welegh, in the counties of Sussex and Southampton,
formerly of the abbot of Lucerne in Normandy alias Mundam called 'Lucerne,'
\he manors of Povyngtou, co. Dorset, and Wedon alias Wedoqbeke, co,
1 EDWARD IV.— Part V. 151
1461. Membrane 6 — cont,
Northampton, parcels of the said alien priory of Okebourne, the manor
called the alien priory or house of Welles alias the manor of WellehaUe^
CO. Norfolk, and a yearly farm of 12 marks which the prior of Montacnte
renders from an imp<^t lately belonging to the chief bouse of the priory
beyond seas, provided that he account at the Exchequer for any surplus
from the above beyond 1,000/. By K.
Dec. 23. Grant to John Hodelston, knight, and his heirs and assigns of all lands,
Wwtminster. rents and services lately belonging to Thomas, lord of Clifford, in Skelton
and Lamunby, co. Cumberland, to the value of 20/. yearly, in the king's
bands by reason of the rebellion and forfeiture of John, late lord of
Clifford, son of the preceding. By p.s.
March 20. Grant for life to Thomas Dixson, servant of the king's cellar, of the
Westminster, office of bailiff of the town of Sandwich, receiving the accustomed fees from
the issues of the office. By p.s.
1462.
Feb. 20. The like to John Chapman, yeoman of the king's chamber, of the offices
Westminster, of keeper of the king's manor of Plesaunco in Estgrenewiche, co. Kent, the
little garden of the manor with the orchard, the great garden, and the park
with the tower there, receiving 2d. 3</., 6d, and 2d. daily from the respective
offices from the issues of the county, with all other profits. By p.s.
1461.
July 27. The like to the king's servitor Thomas Gower sou of Thomas Gower
Westminster, late of Sydenham of the office of riding forester of the king's forest of
Galtras with such fees as his father had. By p.s.
Membrane 5,
1462.
Feb. 26. Grant to Thomas Burgh, one of the esquires of the body, and the heirs
Westminster, male of his body of the manors of Crofte, Thorpe, Grolthawe, Skelyng-
hoape, Faldyngworth and Sotby, co. Lincoln, and all lands and possessions
in those places late of William Tail boys, knight, in the king's hands by
reason of an act of forfeiture in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November,
with knights' fees, advowsons, courts leet, views of frank pledge, parks,
warrens, lairB, markets and all other profits. By p.s.
1461.
Dec. 13. Grant to Thomas Herbert, one of the esquires of the body, and his heirs
Westminster, and assigns of a messuage called * Garlik ' with a garden annexed in Breke-
strete in the parish of btebbnbuth, co. Middlesex, rendering to the king
3*. 6cf. yearly. By p.s.
Dec 3. Licence for William Stourton, clerk, to found a chantry, to be called
Westminster. < William Stoarton's Chaunterie,' of one chaplain to celebrate divine service
daily at the altar of Holy Trinity, St. Mary the Virgin and St Anne in the
church of Lngwardyn for the good estate of the king, the said William,
Walter Devereux, knight, lord of Ferrers, and Anne his wife, Thomas
Brugge, esquire, and John Welforde and Isabel his wife and for their souls
after death and for the souls of Richard, late duke of York, Edmund, late
)ord qf Butland, and the relations and benefactors of the said Witiiam ; and
for th^ said chaplain to acquire in mortmain, after inquisition, lands and
other possessions, not held in chief, to the value of 8 marks yearly.
By p.s.
May 6. Grant for life to the king's kinsman George, bishop of Exeter, from
fVestminster. 4 March last of the custody of the king's manors of Wodestoke, Hanburgb,
Wotton and JStonefeld, co. Oxford, with their members, hamlets and other
profits, and of the hundred of Wotton, in the same ooimty, in like mannef
152 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS,
1461. Membrane 5 — cont,
as John, late earl of Shi*ew8bury, and Ralph de Sudeley, knig^ht, had it,
rendering to the king 127/. 16«. 6d. yearly and supporting all charges, except
100*. yearly to be paid from the issues of the manors and hundred to the
lieutenant or steward of the courts, certain other fees and annuities granted
to divers persons, and the repairs of the houses and mills of the manors
and the enclosure of the park of Wodestoke, with allowance for any such
charges to be made by him. By K.
Dec. 4. Grant for life to John Harryce, yeoman of the king's larder, of the oiRce
WMtminster. of groom of the king's beds within his castle of Wyndesore, lately held by
William Austyn, son of John Austyn, yeoman of the beds within the castle,
with wages of 3r/. daily at the hands of the constable of the castle.
By p.s.
Nov. 28. Mandate to all bailiffs and others to permit John Lesours, a native of
Westminster. Edynburgh in Scotland, ttaying at the city of Norwich, who has taken
the oath of fealty, to inhabit the realm peaceably and enjoy his goods.
MbMBRANB 4 AND 3.
Dec. 10. Inspeximus and confirmation to the prior and convent of BusUesham of
Westminster, a charter dated 3 February, 13 Edward III. ^Charter Roll, 13 Edward II L
JVb. 11], inspecting and confirming with additions a charter dated 22 April,
11 Edward 111. [Charter Boll, 11 Edward 111 No, 15.]
For 2Qs, paid in tho hanaper.
1462. Membrane 8 — cont.
Feb. 10. Grant for life to Adam Goodale, one of the yeomen of the crown, of the
Westminster, office and custody of the king's vineyard by his castle of Wyndesore, other-
wise called the office of master vintner of his vineyard, and the office of
porter of the outer gate of the castle, with fees as in the times of Edward
ill. and Richard 11. from 24 April last at the hands of the constable
of the casUe, in lieu of grants to him of the office and custody of the great
garden of Wyndesore by letters patent dated 24 April and the office of
porter of Wyndesore by other letters patent, surrendered. By p.8.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled, so far as the office of porter of the
outer gate is concerned, because the king granted the same to Christopher
Fumeys by other letters, 26 November, 7 Edward IV.
1461.
Oct. 11. The like to the king's servant John Wild of the office of the king's
Westminster, tapestry, receiving the accustomed fees and vesture at Christmas at the
Lands of the keeper of the great wardrobe. By p^.
Nov. 5. The like to Edward Gk>wer, from 1 3 May last, of the office of clerk of
Westminster, the king's works within his manor and park of Clary ngdon, co. Wilts,
receiving \2d. daily with all other profits from the issues of the county of
Wilts. By K.
Vacated because below.
Dec. 20. The like to the king's servant William Philpotte of the custody of the
Westminster, park, warren and manor of Bremmore with the bailiwick {balliagio) of the
towns of Oldelymyngton and Newelymyngton, co. Southampton, receiving
the accustomed fees with all other profits at the hands of the receivers and
farmers there. By p.s.
Dec. 4. The like to the king's servitor John Luthyngton that he be auditor of all
Westminster, castles, lordships, manors and tenements of the honour and earldom of
Richemond, with the accustomed fees irom the issues of the same. By p.8.
1462.
Feb. 24. Grant to Creorge, bishop of Exeter, of the custody of all lands, rents and ser-
Westtminstcr. Tices late of John Kylygrewe, * gentilman,' deceased, tenant in chief, during
1 EDWARD IV.— Part V. 153
1462. Membrane S^ont.
the minority of Thomas hie son and heir, with the marriage of the latter,
and eo from heir to heir if the heir die during minority. By K.
1461.
May 13. Grant for life to Edward Gower of the office of clerk of the king's works
Westminster, within his manor and park of Claryngdou, co. Wilts, receiving I2d, daily
with all other accustomed profits from the issues of the county of Wilts.
ByK.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff of Wilts.
1462. MSMBRANSS 2 AND 1.
Feb. 12. Tnspeximus and confirmation to Bobert Botill, the prior, and the brethren
Westminster, of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England of the following : —
1. Letters patent dated 12 May, 1 Bichard II. inspecting and con-
firming to Bobert Hales, then prior, and the brethren a charter
dated 1 July, 34 Edward III. being an exemplification of a charter
dated 10 February, 2 Edward III. itself an exemplification of a
charter dated York, 30 June, 1 Edward III. inspecting and con-
firming a charter dated at Chertsey, 22 September, 2 Edward II.
[ Charier Bollj 2 Edward II, No, 45,] inspecting and confirming
a charter dated 8 June, 8 Edward L {^Charter Roll, 8 Edward I.
Nos. 43 and 44,] inspecting and confirming charters dated at
Winchester, 20 and 23 June, 37 Henry III.
2. A charter dated 10 April, 4 Bichard II. [Charter Roily 4 Richard II.
No, 8.] For 20 marks paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 1 — cont.
Feb. 20. Grant to Walter Devereuz, knight, lord Ferrers, whom the king has
Westminster, raised to the estate of a baron, and the heirs male of his body, for his good
service against Henry VI. and his accomplices, and Henry, duke of Exeter,
Jasper, earl of Pembroke, James, earl of Wilts, and other rebels, of the
manor and lordship of Sutton Courteney, and theadvowson of the church of
Sutton Courtenay, co. Berks, the manor of Hillesdou alias Hildesdon, co.
Buckingham, and all other lands and possessions in those counties late of
Thomas Courteney, late earl of Devon, with knights' fees, advowsons, courts
leet, views of frank pledge, liberties, warrens, fairs, markets and all other
profits from Michaelmas last, to the yearly value of 132/., a moiety of the
castle called ' Bichardis Castell,' in the counties of Hereford and Salop, of
the yearly value of 40 marks, lately belonging to William Yaux, knight,
the manors of Oxenhale, Graunsomysocle and Coldaston, co. Gloucester, with
the advowsons of their churches and chapels, of the yearly value of 28/., and
the manor of Long Compton, co. Warwick, with the advowson of the
church there, of the yearly value of 20/., late of James, late earl of Wilts,
and the manor of Tiltou, co. Leicester, with the advowson of the church
there, of the yearly value of 20/., lat« of Everard Dygby, esquire, in the
king's hands by reason of an act of forfeiture in Parliament at Westminster,
4 November, the manors of Broughton, co. Buckingham, and Sywell, co.
Northampton, to the yearly values of 20/. and 6/. 6«. 8</. respectively,
and the reversion of the manor of Lyvedon, co. Northampton, on the death
of William Aldewyncle, esquire, which should remain to Thomas Tresham,
knight, rebel, of the yearly value of 100 marks. By p.8.
1461.
Nov. 19. Inspeximu9 and confirmation to the warden and college of the king's free
Westminiter. chapel of St. George, Wyndesore, of letters patent 26 October, 25 Edward
III. being a grant to them of 100 marks yearly from the farm of the town
154 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1461. Membrane 1 — cont.
of Norhampton, formerly granted to Roger de Bello Campo and Sybil his
wife.
Dec. 3. Grant in fee simple to John Hodilston, knight, of all lands and posses-
Westminster, sions belonging to Richard Kyrkeby, esquire, within the realm, to the Talne
of 40 marks yearly. By p.6.
1462.
Feb. 19. Grant for life to Ralph Clyderowe of the town of Calais of the office of
WestminBter. ranger of the king's forest of Whichewode, co. Oxford, from 8 July last,
with fees of 4c?. daily from the issues of the countieB of Oxford and Berks.
By p.s.
Membrane 15cf«
Feb. 5. Commission to John Stourton of Stourton, knight, John Ne^eburgh the
Westmin'ster. elder, Thomas Husee the elder and Walter Othe to deliver the gaol of
Dorcestre of John Davy alias Barrey late of Chirchelambhithe, co. Surrey,
' yoman,' and Richard Castell alias Steyner late of Hoddesdon, co. Hertford,
* yoman,' prisoners there.
Feb. 5. Commission to John Markham, knight, William Yelverton, knight, and
Westminster. Richard Byngham to examine the judgment of a record and process of a plea
before Henry Frowyk, late mayor of London, and Robert Clopton and Thomas
Catworth, sheriff, in the late reign between Simon Sely and Walter Cotton
concerning a messuage in the parish of St. Giles without Crepulgate in the
suburbs of London, and to correct any error there may be, as is alleged by
Thomas Cotton, kinsman and heir of the said Walter, at the church of St.
Martin le Grand, London.
155
1 EDWARD IV.—Paet VL
MEUBRAlfSS 39 AND 38.
1461.
Dec. 3. Inspeanmus and confirmfttion to the prior and convent of the house of the
Westminster. Visitation of St. Mary of the Carthnsian order, Eppeworth, in the Isle of
Axihohn, co. Lincoln, of the following : —
1. Letters patent dated 7 July, 19 Richard II. being a licence for the
foundation of the house.
2. Letters patent dated 26 June, 20 Richard IL [Moftasticon,'}
3. A charter dated 21 May, 22 Richard II. [Charter Roily 21-28 Richard
IL No, 2], granting to them divers liberties.
4. Letters patent dated 23 May, 23 Richard II. being a licence for the
acquisition in mortmain by them from the abbot and convent of Sulby
of certain lands.
5. Letters patent of the same date, being a licence for the appropriation
in mortmain by them of the church of Wythebrok, co, Warwick.
And grant to them of a tun or two pipes of Gascon wine yearly in the port
of Kyngeston on Hull, and licence for the acquisition by them in frank
almoin, after inquisition, of lands, tenements, rents and service, not held in
cliief, to the value of .50/. yearly, to pray for the good estate of the king
and for his soul after death. For 20s. paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 37.
Dec. 17. Tnspeximus and confirmation to the bailiffs and burgesses of Derby of a
Westminster, charter dated at Coventry, 8 September, 38 Henry VI. \^Charter Roll, 27-39
Henry VI. No. 8,] being a licence for them to choose a recorder and a grant
to them of divers liberties. By K. and for 26«. 8</. paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 36.
Dec. 3. Inspextmus and confirmation to the prior and convent of Beauvale, co.
Westminster. Nottingham, of the Carthusian order, of a charter dated 22 June, 2 Richard
II. [Charter Roll, 2 Richard IL No. 8], inspecting and confirming the
following : —
1. A charter dated at Windsor, 20 March, 19 Edward III. [Charter Boll,
19 Edward IIL No. 21.]
2. Letters patent dated 6 September 37 Edward III.
And grant to them of two tuns of the better red wine of Gascony yearly at
All Saints in the port of Kyngeston on Hull ; and grant to them in frank
almoin from Michaelmas, 3 Edward IV., of the rectory and parish church of
Bondeby, in the diocese of Lincoln, 10*. of rent from a bovate of land in
Saxby formerly held by Henry Martyn, 5^d. of rent from a bovate of land in
Bondeby formerly held by John son of Benedict atte Bekke, with a pension
of 13*. 4d, which the parson of the church of Saxby used to pay to the alien
prior of St. Fremont in Normandy and a pension of 13*. 4d. from the church
of St. John, Staunford, theadvowsons of the churches of St. Peter, St. John,
St. Paul and St. George, Staunford, and Saxby and Grafton, in the said
diocese of Lincoln, and all tithes, lands and profits of the said rectory and
parish church, not exceeding the value of 18 marks yearly. Andrew, then
prior of St. Fremont, granted the above to John Luscote, the prior, and the
convent of the Carthusian order near London in the year 13 Richard II.
fvjtbout licence, in the time ^ehen the said church was ta^en into tfte king'^
156 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1461. Membrane 36 — cont.
hands on account of the war with France, and the king granted the rectory
to Walter Malet, clerk, and Robert Hastynges hj letters patent from
21 June, 5 Richard II, and Michaelmas, 23 Richard II. respectively at
a rent of 12 marks, which has been answered for up till Michaelmas,
3 Edward lY. For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
1462. Mem BRANS 35.
Feb. 12. Intpeximus and confirmation to Ivo, the prior, and the convent of
WestmiDster. Huntyngdon, of letters patent dated 26 November, 7 Richard II. inspecting
and confirming to Henry, then prior, and the convent the following : —
1. A charter dated at Ramesey, 7 April, 1 Edward III. [Charter Roll^ 1
Edward IIL No. 64,] inspecting and confirming the following : —
(I .) A charter dated at Winchester, 28 December, 35 Henry III.
(2.) A charter dated 30 May, 37 Henry III. IMonasticon.']
2. Letters patent dated ^4 August, 33 Henry III. being a release to them
of a quarter of oats paid yearly by their men of Hereford for
cheminage.
3. Letters patent dated II February, 51 Edward III. being a licence for
the appropriation in mortmain by them of the church of Suthoo with
the chapel of Haileweston. For 2 marks paid in the hanaper.
Feb. 16. Inspeanmus and confirmation to the mayor, bailiffs and conmionalty of the
Westminster, city of Winchester of letters patent dated 1 February, 30 Henry VI. being
a grant to them for 50 years of 40 marks yearly from the issues of the nlnage
and subsidy of cloths within the said city and suburb and the soke there and
elsewhere within the county of Southampton.
For 4 marks paid in the hanaper.
Feb. 20. InspeximuB and confirmation to the prior and Friars Preachers of
Westminster. Childerlangele of letters patent dated 20 November, 4 Richard II.
inspecting and confirming letters patent dated 12 April, 32 Edward III.
being a grant to them of four tuns of wine yearly in the port of London.
For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
14gl^ Membranes 34-32.
Dec. 3. Inspeximus and confirmation to the prior and convent of Henton, co.
Westminster. Somerset, of the Carthusian order, of the following : —
1. A charter dated 18 January, 1 Richard II. [Charier Roll^ 1
Richard IL No, 20], inspecting and confirming the following : —
(I.) A charter dated 26 October, 19 Edward III., inspecting and
confirming with additions a charter dated 8 June, 21 Henry III.
[ChaHer Rally 21 Henry IIL ni 5.]
(2.) A charter dated 24 November, 22 Edward I. [Charter Roily
22 Edward I. No. 47,] inspecting and confirming a charter
dated 7 September, 24 Henry III. [Monasticon.']
(3.) A charter dated at Berwick on Tweed, 25 August, 24
Edward I.
(4.) Letters patent dated 8 February, 3 Edward II.
(5.) Letters patent dated 20 July, 12 Edward II.
(6.) Letters patent dated 14 April, 32 Edward III.
^7.) Letters patent dated 5 October, 29 Edward IIL
• (8.) Letters patent dated 1 November, 37 Edward III.
(9.) A charter dated at Clarendon, 22 August^ 13 Edward I.
[Charter Roll, 13 Edward L No. 24.]
(10.) A charter dated 18 May, 17 Edward III. [Charter Roll, 17
Edward IIL No. 22.]
1 EDWARD IV.^Pabt VI. 157
14(}1^ Membranes 34-32— cw*^.
(] 1.) A charter dated 1 May, 27 Edward III.
(12.) A charter dated 23 October, 19 Edward III.
2. A charter dated 27 October, 43 Henry III. [Charter Boll, 43
Henry III. m. 1].
And ^ant to them of a tun of wine yearly in the port of Bristol and also
a tun of sweet wine, * bastard ' or * oseie * as they may choose, yearly in the
said port for the sustenance of their bodies weakened by their vigils and
fasts, that they may pray for the good estate of the king and for his soul
afler death and for the souls of his progenitors.
By K. and for 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
JfEMBRASBS 32-29.
Dec. 3. Inspeximus and confirmation to the prior and convent of Witham, co.
WestminBter. Somerset, of the Carthusian order, of a charter dated 12 January, 1 Richard
II. [Charter Roll^ 1 Richard 11., No. 19], inspecting and confirming the
following : —
1. A charter dated 5 May, 17 Edward III. [Charter Roll, 17 Edward
III, No. 23,] inspecting and confirming the following : —
(1.) A charter of Henry II. [Moruuticon.']
(2.) A charter dated 26 February, 14 Edward I. ICharter Roll,
14 Edward I. No. 31], inspecting and confirming a charter of
Edmund, earl of GornwaU, dated at Bercamstede, Thursday
after the translation of St. Thomas the Martyr, 13 Edward I.
(3.) A charter dated at Berwick on Tweed, 25 August, 24 Edward
I. [Charter Roll, 24 Edward I. No. 2.]
(4.) Letters patent dated 8 February, 3 Edward II.
(5.) Letters patent dated 20 July; 12 Edward II.
2. Letters patent dated 14 April, 32 Edward III.
3. Letters patent dated 12 March, 49 Henry III.
4. Letters patent dated 28 August, 1 1 Edward I.
5. Letters patent dated 20 May, 11 Edward II.
0. A charter dated 26 October, 19 Edward III. [Charter Roll, 19
Edward III. No. 4,] inspecting and confirming with additions the said
charter of Henry II.
7. Letters patent dated 20 October, 36 Edward III.
8. Letters patent dated 2 November, 37 Edward III.
And confirmation, in addition, of divers specified liberties granted to them
by Henry III. By E. and for 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
MsMBRANS 29 — cont.
1462.
Feb. 12. Inspeximus and confirmation to the men and tenants of the hundred of
Westminster. Rocheford, co. Essex, of letters patent dated 20 May, 16 Edward III.
pardoning them for certain trespasses. For ^ mark paid in the hanaper.
Membranes 29-27.
1461.
Dec. 3. Inspeximus and confirmation to the prior and convent of St. Anne's by
Westminster. Coventry, of the Carthusian order, of the following : —
1. A charter dated 21 May, 22 Richard 11. [Charter Roll, 21-23
Richard II. No. 2,] granting to them divers liberties.
2. Letters patent dated 8 March, 10 Richard II. being a licence for the
acquisition in mortmain by them of possessions Of aliens in England
to the value of 601. yearly.
MB OALIKPAB OF PATINT BULLS.
1461 # Membranes 29^27 — €ont,
3. Letters patent dated 14 December, 14 Eichard II. beiog a release to
them of 24 marks yearly to be paid for the manor or priory of
Edi weston, co. Rutland, granted to tbem by the abbot and convent of
St. George, Bauquierville, in Normandy, in the diocese of Rouen.
4. Letters patent dated 19 November, 17 Richard IL, being a licence for
the abbot and convent of St. Sergius and St. Bacchus [Angers]
to grant to them the manors of Swavesey and Drie Drayton and
the advowson of the church of Swavesey, saving a certain rent.
{^Monastieon.']
5. Letters patent dated 21 May, 22 Richard IL releasing to them the
said rent. [Manasticon.'}
And grant to them in frank almoin of the said manors of Swavesey and Drie
Drayton ; grant to them of the little wood of Graveuhowe called * le Over-
wode and le Netherwode,' and the little wood called ' Bilhagwode,' extended
at 2s. and ISd. yearly respectively, which were taken into the king's hands
on 18 February, 36 Edward III. because Thomas Furnyvall, tenant in
chief of the c^astle and manor of Sheffield, of which they were parcel,
alienated them without licence to the prior of Ecdesfeld in exchange for
the tithes of his mills in Halumshire in the time of Edward I. as
appears by an inquisition made before William Neffeld, escheator in the
county of York, in the time of Henry IV. quit of the rent of 4*. for which
they were granted to Robert, late prior of the said house, for 30 years by
letters patent of 21 October, 14 Richard II. ; grant to them of two tuns
of wine yeaiiy at Michaelmas in the port of London and one tun yearly at
Martinmas in the port of Bristol ; licence for the acquisition in mortmain
by them, after inquisition, of lands, tenements and rents to the value of
40/. yearly ; and grant to them of a tun of wine yearly at Martinmas in
the port of Bristqji.
By K. and for 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
Membranes 26 and 25.
Dec. 7. Inspeximus and confirmation to the abbot and convent of the place of
Westminster. St. Edward called * Lettele ' of the following: —
1. A charter dated at Norwich, 20 March, 35 Henry III. [Charter Roll^
35 Henry III. m. 10.]
2. A charter dated at Portsmouth, 4 July, 37 Henry III., being a grant to
them in frank almoin of 3 carucates of land of 100 acres each in the
New Forest within specified bounds, with licence to enclose and
cultivate the same.
3. A charter dated at Westmmster, 12 April, 40 Henry III. being a
licence for them to enclose the same against the king's deer.
4. Letters patent dated 20 February, 1 Richard II. inspecting and con-
firming a charter dated at Winchester, 20 March, 4 Edwanl III.
inspecting and confirming the following : —
(I.) A charter dated at Westminster, 28 February, 24 Henry III.
(2.) A charter dated at Lyndhurst, 1 September, 13 Edward I.
[Charter Roily 13 Edward I. No. 18,] inspecting and con-
firming a charter dated at Westminster, 7 March, 35 Henry III.
[Monasttcon,"]
(3.) Grants by John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, Robert de Veer,
earl of Oxford, and Edmund, earl of Cornwall.
For 20^. paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 25 — cant,
Dec. 10. Inspeximus and confirmation to the cloth workers fVom foreign parts of
Westminster, letters patent dated 4 March, 3 Richard II. inspecting and confirming
I BDWABD IV.-PAnT VI. IM
J461. Mefnhrane 25-^eont.
letters patent dated 8 February, 26 Edward III. taking them under the
king's protection and permitting them to exercise their mistery without
being compelled to join the gild of weavers of London.
For 40s, paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 24.
Nov. 20. InspeximuB and confirmation to the prior and convent of St. Martin's,
Wefftminster. Dover, of the following : —
1. Letters patent dated 29 May, 3 Eichard IL being an exemplification,
at the request of John Newenham, then prior, of a certificate into
Chancery by the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer of pleas of
assize before Hervey de Stanton, William de Ormesby, Henry
Spigumell, John de Mutford and William de Goldyugton, justices
in eyre, at Canterbury, c6. Kent, in the octave of Midsummer,
6 Edward II., when the prior claimed view of frank pledge, amends
of breaches of the assize of bread and ale, and wreck of sea in his
manor of Dale, and the same and pillory and tumbrel and toll in the
town of St. Margaret, which were allowed.
2. Letters patent dated 30 May, 3 Richard II. inspecting and confirming
the following: —
(1.) Letters patent dated 4 May, 8 Edward II. inspecting and
confirming the following : —
a. A charter of Henry II. dated at Dover. [^Motuisticon.']
h, A charter dated at Westminster, 20 May, 21 Henry III.
[^Charter Molly 21 Henri/ III. m. 3,] inspecting and
confirming a charter of Henry II. dated at Dover.
(2.) Letters patent dated 20 February, 12 Edward III. inspecting
and testifying the tenor of a record and process before the
barons of the Exchequer in Trinity term, 34 Edward I.
concerning a moiety of the issues of the port of Dover and
a third part of the toll from the Saturday market, adjudged
to the prior and convent. For 20s. paid in the hanaper.
Membranes 23 and 22.
Nov. 20. Inspeximus and confirmation to the prior and convent of Worcester of
Westminster, the following : —
I. A charter dated at Westminster, 10 March, 17 Richard II. [Charter
Roily 15-17 Richard II, No. 2], inspecting and confirming the
following : —
1. A charter dated at York, 7 June, 9 Edward III. [Charter Roily
9 Edward IIL No. 49], inspecting and confirming the
following : —
(1.) A charter dated at Westminster, 1 9 February, 6 Edward
II. [Charier Roily 6 Edward II. No. 26,] inspecting
and confirming a charter of Edgar. [Motmsticon.']
(2.) A charter dated Westminster, 3 February, 6 Edward
II. [Charter Roily 6 Edward IL No. 27,] inspecting
and confirming the following : —
a. A charter (Saxon) of Edward the Confessor.
b. A charter of WilUam [I.].
c. -Another charter of the same.
d. A charter of Henry II. dated at Feccaham.
e* A charter dated at Marlborough, 27 August, 9 John.
/. A charter dated at Woodstock, 16 August, 40 Henry
IIL
160 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS,
X^Ql, Membranes 23 and 22— cont.
2. Letters patent dated 8 July, 29 Edward III. inspecting and con-
firming a charter dated at Framlingham, 2 April,40 Henry III.
3. Letters patent dated 20 February, 43 Edward III.
4. Letters patent of Henry II. dated at Westminster, beinc:
mandate to the sherifTs of Worcestershire, Shropshire and
Warwickshire to allow the church of Worcester to hold its
pastures freely as in the time of Henry I.
IL A charter dated at Woodstock, 28 June, 52 Henry HI., being a grant
to them of a market weekly on Saturday at their manor of Schpesion.
CO. Worcester, and a fair there yearly for three days at St. Barnabas,
Witnesses : — Roger, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield. Roger de
Leyburn, Robert Walerand, Robert Augnyllun, Walter de Merton,'
Master John de Chyshull, William de Aettc, Peter de Nevill,
Geoffrey de Percy, William de Fakenham, Stephen de Eddewurth,
Bartholomew de Bigod and others. For 40«. paid in the hanaper.
MSMBRANSS 21 AND 20.
Dec. 4. Inspeximus and confirmation to John, the abbot, and the prior and oon-
Westminster. vent of Glastonbury of the following : —
J • A charter dated at Woodstock, 31 March, 4 Edward HI. {^Charter Roily
4 Edward III, No. 88], being a grant to' them of free warren in
certain demesne lands in the counties of Berks, Dorset, Devon and
Somerset.
2. Letters patent dated 12 February, 4 Richard II., inspecting and con-
firming a charter dated at Westminster, 25 March, 1 Edward III.
[^Charter Holly 1 Edward III, No. 67], inspecting and confirming
a charter dated at Westminster, 3 April, 6 Edward II. [Charter Molly
6 Edward 11. No, 13,] inspecting and confirming the following : —
(K) A charter of Henry II. dated at Westminster. \_Monasticon,']
(2.) A charter dated at Westminster, 26 May, 11 Henry III.
[Charter Roily 11 Henry IIL m. 3.]
(3.) A charter dated at Odyham, 26 June, 8 Edward I. [Charter
Roily 8 Edward L No. 39.]
3. Letters patent dated 5 March, 1 Richard II. inspecting and confirm-
ing to John Chynnok, then abbot, and the prior and convent letters
X>atent dated 27 February, 3 Edward III. notifying that the king
had granted to Adam de Sobbury, then abbot, that the prior and
convent shall havb the custody of the abbey during voidance at a
certain rate. For 6 marks 6;. %d. paid in the hanaper.
Mbmbranb 19.
Dec. 20. Inspeximus and confirmation to the citizens of Worcester of a charter
WestminBter. dated at York, 29 March, 19 Richaid II. [ Charter Roily 1 8-19 Richard IL
No, 4], inspecting and confirming with additions letters patent dated 1
April, 1 Richard II. inspecting and confirming letters patent dated 2 April,
51 Edward III. inspecting and confirming with additions a charter dated
at Oseney, 12 July, 4 Edward III. [Charter Roll, 4 Edward III No. 61,]
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Oxford, 30 March, 48 Henry
III. [Charter Roll, 48 Henry III, m. 2.] For 40*. paid in the hanaper.
Membranbs 18-15.
July 19. Inspeximus and confirmation to John Ives, the prior, and the convent
Westminster, of the house of Jesus of Bethlehem, Shene, of the Carthusian order, of the
following: —
1. A charier dated at Westminster, 1 April, 3 Henry V. [Charter Roily
3-4 Henry V, No, 8 and Monasticon ;]
1 EDWARD IV.— Part VI. 161
1461. Membranes 18-15 — cont.
2. Letters patent dated 20 March, 20 Heniy VI., being a grant to them
in frank almoin of 64 acres of land in Shene, parcel of the manor of
Shene ;
that thej may pray for the good estate of the king and Cicely his mother
and for their souls after death and the seals of the king's father Bichard,
late duke of York, and his progenitors.
By p.s. and for 12 marks paid in the hanaper.
Mbmbranbs 14 AND 13.
1462.
Feb. 22. Inspeximus and confirmation to Robert, the prior, and the convent of
WMtmioster. Mountgrace, of the Carthusian order, of a charter dated at Westminster, 20
March, 22 Richard II. [Charter Roll, 21-23 Richard 11. No. 2] ; and
grant to them in addition that they may have free warren in their demesne
lands and all waifs and strays, and may hold their possessions quit of tenths
and fifteenths ; grant in frank almoin to them of the alien priory of
Longebenyngton, co. Lincoln, and Fildallyng, co. Norfolk, parcel of the
same, lately belonging to the abbot and convent of Savigny (Seveniac) in
Normandy, the aUen priory of Hagh, co. Lincoln, lately belonging to the
abbot and convent of Cherbourg {Burgh Cesaris) in Normandy, the alien
priory of Myntyng, co. Lincoln, lately belonging to the monastery or house
of St. Benedict on the Leyre in France, and the alien priory of Hynkeley^
CO. Leicester, late parcel of the possessions of the abbey of St. Mary,
Lire in Normandy, with all manors, hamlets, lands, churches, courts,
knights' fees, advowsons and other possessions and appurtenances thereto
pertaining, with a provision of 100/. yearly at the Exchequer, should they
be ousted from the same, until provision be made to them of lands to the
same value ; licence for them to incorporate the said priory of Hynkeley ;
grant to them of two tunn of the better red wine of Gascony yearly at Mar-
tinmas in the port of K3mgeston on Hull ; and licence for the acquisition in
mortmi^ by them, after inquisition, of lands and tenements, not held in
chief, to the yearly value of 40/. By K. and for 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
MSMBRANBS 12-9.
Jan. 12. Inspeximus and confirmation to Richard^ the bishop, and the dean and
W efltmiBiter. chapter of Salisbury of a charter dated at Westminster, 13 March, 17 Richard
II. \ Charter Boll, 15-17 Richard IL, No. o,] inspecting and confirming with
additions to John, then bishop, and the dean and chapter the following : —
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 22 March, 11 Henry III., inspecting
and confii'ming a charter dated at Falaise, 4 June, 2 John [Mon^
asticon"].
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 12 June, 13 Edward I. [Charter Roll,
13 Edward /., No, 74,] inspecting and confirming to Walter, then
bishop, and the canons and citizens of Salisbury, a charter dated
at Westminster, 30 January, 11 Henry III. [Monasticon,^
3. A charter dated at Stamford, 12 April, 2 Edward III. [Charter Roll,
2 Edtoard IILf No. 71,] inspecting and confirming with additions
a charter dated at Doncaster, 15 December, 9 Edward II., inspecting
and confirming with additions a charter dated at Westminster, 28
May, 34 Edward I. [Charter Roll, 34 Edward /., No. 27.]
4. A charter dated, 13 July, 2 Richard II. [Charter Roll, 2 Richard II.,
No, 10,] inspecting and confirming to Ralph, then bishop, and the
dean and chapter the following : —
(I.) A. charter of Henry II. dated at Salisbury. [Monasticon."]
(2.) A charter dated at Windsor, 28 July, 3 Edward III. [Charter
Rollf 3 Edward IIL No. 31,] inspecting and confirming
n 86914. I.
162 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
14g2, Membranes 12-9 — cont.
to Boger, then bishop, and the dean and chapter the
following : — ,
a. A charter dated at Westminster, 23 March, 11 Henry III.
6. Letters patent dated at Windsor, 19 December, 11 Edward
II. For 20/. paid in the hanaper.
14gl^ Membranes 8-6.
June 4. Inspeximus and confirmation to the abbot and convent of St. Mary Graces
Wefltminster. by the Tower of London of the following : —
1. [Letters patent] dated 4 Novemb^, 1 [Henry lY.,] inspecting. i and
confirming the following : —
(1.) Letters patent dated 7 July, 21 Richard IL being an
exemplification of letters patent dated 5 October, 50 Edward
III.
(2.) Letters patent dated 9 March, 20 Bichard IL beiog an
exemplification of the enrolment of an indenture (French)
dated the feast of St. George the Mart^, 5 Bichard 11.
(8.) Letters patent dated 8 March, 20 Bichard II.
(4.) Letters patent dated 12 April, 21 Bichard II., inspecting and
confirming an indenture, dated May, 20 Bichard II. made
between William, then abbot, and the convent of St. Mary
Graces and John, then prior, and the convent of St. Saviour,
Bermondeseye by London.
.(5.) Letters patent dated 3 July, 22 Bichard II. [Moncuticon.l
(6.) Letters patent (French) of John, duke or Lancaster, and
others, dated London, Michaelmas, 10 Bichard IL
(7.) Letters patent of John de Bokyngham, late bisliop of Lincoln,
dated Canterbury, 1 March, 22 Bichard II.
(8.) Letters patent dated 24 May, 21 Bichard U.
2. Letters patent dated 10 November, AO Edward III. of England and
37 of France (m), being a grant to them in frank almoin of the
reversions of the manors of Westmelne, Little Hormade and Mesden,
CO. Hertford.
3. Letters patent dated 28 March, 46 Edward III. being a licence for the
alienation in mortmain to them by the abbot and convent of Clerevaux
in France of a yearly rent of 20/. which they receive from the abbot
of Bufford in Shirewode for the farm of the church of Boderhanii
CO. York. For 5 marks paid in the hanaper.
Membranes 6-3.
July 12. Intpeximu* and confirmation to the dean and canons of the king's
IfestmiMter. free chapel of St. Stephen within his palace of Westminster of the
following : —
1. A charter dated at WestminBler, 1 June, 1 Bichard IL [Charter JRoU,
1 Richard IL No, 4,] inspecting and confirming a charter dated
at the Tower of London, 1 January, 27 Edward III. IMonastkon.}
2. A chuler dated at Westminster, 1 June, 1 Bichard IL [Charter BoU^
1 Richard II, No, 3,] inspecting and confirming letters patent dated
as follows : —
6 August, 22 Edward III. [Moncuticon.'}
22 August, 22 Edward III.
1 March, 26 Edward IH.
12 December, 25 Edward III. IMonasticon,]
3 May, 30 Edward III.
20 July, 30 Edward III. [Monagtican.}
1 EDWARD IV.— Part VL 163
1461* Membranes 5-3— coiif.
24 May, 82 Edward IIL [Monasticon.'\
20 May, 34 Edwatd IH.
20 September, 36 Edward III. IMaruuticon.']
10 November, 35 Edward III.
10 October, 43 Edward IIL [Manasiicon.'}
3. Letters patent dated 6 Febmarj, 21 Bichard IL IMonasticon.}
For 40#. paid in the hanaper,
MbMBRANBS 2 AND 1.
July 16i. Whereas Henry VL by letters patent dated 26 November, 16 Henry VI.,
Wefltoiistter, ^granted to the dean and canons of the free chapel of St. Stephen within the
palace of Westminster, founded and endowed by Edward III. as a college
of a dean, 12 canons, 13 vicars, 4 clerks, 6 choristers and a verger, the
. J V manor or alien priory of Frampton or Frompton, co. Dorset, with all its
members, and appurtenances, formerly granted to the abbey of St. Stephen,
i • Qaen,. then extended at the value of 166/. 13#. 4d., in frank almoin ; and by
. testers patent dated 16 November, 21 Henry VI., at the request of John
^ Siopyndon^.then keeper of the rolls of Chancery, one of the executors of
the will of William Prestewyk, late one of the masters of Chancery and
clerk of Parliament, and his co-executors, granted to them six houses called
wool houses within his stepie of Weetminster, in frank almoin; and by
letters patent dated 23 June, 31 Henry VI., granted to William Walesby,
then dean, and the canons the office of keeper of his dock within his
palace of Westminster and of the custody of the tower called ' le Clokhons '
with wages of 6^. daily, and also the houses which William Sleford, some-
time dean, occupied within the palace, in frank almoin ; which said wages
were taken back into the king's hands by authority of Budiitanent at West-
I . ; minster, 9 July, 33 Henry VI. ; the king now confirms the above to them,
1 : . and also the grant to them by letters patent of Henry IV^ of 35^ 14«. *JdL
yeKtlj from the farm of the city of York, that they may pray for the good
estltte of the king and Cicely his mother and for their souls after death
and the soul of Ms father Bichard, late duke of York, and keep the obito
of the king and his father, and grante that they shall be quit of tenths granted
by the clergy of the provinces of Canterbury or York. By K.
ill
Mmmbbanb 18J. • • '
Oct. 22. Commission to the mayor of Bristol to arrest William Long and bring
Wcttmintter. him before the king in Chancery.
L 2
164
1 EDWARD IV.— Paet VII.
MMMBRANMa 35-82.
1461.
Not. 4. Inspeximus of letters patent dated 14 October, 1 Henry lY. reciting the
Wwtnuiiftir. following :-»
1. Letters patent dated 28 February, 51 Edward IIL
2. A cbarter dated at Westminster, 16 Febmar j, 18 Bichard IL [Ckart^r
Bollf 18 Richard IL No. 4], to John, duke of Lancaster.
3. A cbarter dated at Westminster, 29 June, 20 Bichard II. [Charier
Eollf 20 Richard IL No. 7,] inspecting and confirming with additions
the following :— >
(1.) A charter dated at Westminster, 12 Maj, 36 Edward III.
[Charter Roily 36 Edward IIL No, 9.]
(2!) Letters patent dated 14 September, 1 Bichard 11., inspecting
and confirmiDg a charter dated at Westminster, 14 J1U7, 38
Edwaid in. [Charter Roll, 88 Edward IIL No. 2.]
(8.) Letters patent dated 15 September, 1 Bichard II. inspecting
and confirming the following : —
a, A charter dated at Westminster, 25 June, 46 Edward III.
[FfBderaJ]
b. A charter dated at Shene, 4 June, 51 Edward IIL
And declaration that all the castles, manors, lordships,' towns, knights' fees^
advowsons and other possessions specified in the above shall form the duchy
of Lancaster, separate from the other hereditaments of the crown, firom
4 March last, and that the county of Lancaster shall be a county palatine
and the king and his heirs shall hold it as parcel of the duchy with a
separate seal, chancellor, justices and officers, and another seal called the
seal of the duchy of Lancaster, a chancellor for the custody thereof, and
officers and councillors for the duchy, with liberties and privileges as in
the time of Henry Y.
MSMBRANE 82 — cont.
Oet. 22. Mandate to all persons to permit John Gray, son of Patrick Oray, a
Wettanintter. native of Bokysburgh in Scotland, dwelling at London, who has taken the
oath of fealty, to inhabit the realm peaceably and enjoy his goods. By p.8.
Membrane 31.
July 26. Inspeximus and confirmation to the warden and scholars of the college
Westminster, founded by William of Wykeham, late bishop of Winchester, in the soke
of Winchester, commonly called * Saynt Mary Collegge of Wynchestre by
Winchester,' of a charter dated at Westminster, 28 ^ptember, 19 Bichard
II. [Chartm- Roll, 18 and 19 Richard IL No, 8,] and grant to them in
frank almoin of the idien priory of Andever, in the diocese of Winchester,
and divers liberties. [Monasticon,] By p.s. [301.]
Membranes 30 and 29.
Dec. 17.' Inspeximus and confirmation to the men and burgesses of the town of
Weitminfter. Beverley of the following : —
1. Letters patent dated 30 January, 2 Bichard II. inspecting and
confirming the following :-—
(I.) A charter dated at Westminster, 14 February, 51 Edward III.
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at York, 14 December,
1 EDWARD IV.— Part VIL 166
1461. Membranes 80 and 29 — cont.
6 Edward III. [Charter BolL 6 Edward III. No. 9,]
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Knaresburgh,
4 March, 16 Edward IL inspecting and confirming the
following : —
a. A charter dated at Porchealer, 28 April, 1 John. {^Charter
Moll, I John, Fart 2, No. 36.]
b, A charter dated at Carlisle, 11 April, 35 Edward I«
[Charter Roily 35 Edward L No. 13,] inspecting
and confirming the following : —
(a.) A charter dated at Westminster, 13 Febroarj,
21 Henry III.
(6.) A charter dated at Westminster, 2 June^ 66
Henry HI.
(2.) Letters patent dated 14 Febmary, 51 Edward III.
2. Letters patent dated 18 February, 2 Henry Y., being a grant that
none of the governors, burgesses and commonalty of the town shall
be compelled to be collector of tenths, fifteenths, or other subsidies
without the liberty and precinct of the town.
For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
Mbmbbanb 28-17.
Oct. 14* Inspeximus and confirmation to the abbot, prior and convent of St.
WestmiDfter. PetePs, Westminster, of the following : —
1 . A charter dated at Westminster, 29 N'ovember, 3 Bichard U. [Charter
Roily 3 Richard II. No 18,] inspecting and confirming to Nicholas,
then abbot, and the convent a charter dated at York, 26 May, 9
Edward III. [Charter Roll, 9 Edward III. No. 51,] inspecting
and confirming to Thomas, then abbot, and the convent the fol-
lowing : —
(1.) A charter of Edward the Confessor dated at Westminster, v.
Kal. Jan. 1066. [Monasticon, No, 4.]
J2.) A charter of William I., dated 1067.
[d.) A charter dated at Westminster, 10 November, 50 Henry III.
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 29 November, 3 Richard II. [Charter
Roily 3 Richard ILNo. 15,] inspecting and confirming a charter
dated at York, 28 May, 9 Edward III. [Charter Roily 9 Edward
III. No, 52,] inspecting and confirming the following : —
(1.) A charter dated at Woodstock, 15 August, 32 Henry IIL
(charter Roll, 32 Henry Illy m. 2.]
(2.) A charter dated at Westminster, 24 November, 9 Edward I.
[Charter Roily 9 Edward /., No. 97,] inspecting and confirm-
ing the following : —
a. A charter dated at Westminster, 16 July, 19 Henry III.
[Mifnasticon,']
b. A charter dated at Westminster, 22 May, 25 Henry III.
c. A charter dated at Bordeaux, 18 tJune, 27 Henry III.
[ Charter Roily 27 Henry III m, 9.]
d. A charter dated at Westminster, 16 October, 32 Henry
III.
6. A charter dated at Evesham, 5 September, 34 Henry
III.
/. A charter dated at Windsor, 25 September, 36 Henry
III. [ChaHer Roll 36 Henry III. m. 4.]
g. Letters patent dated 4 February, 39 Henry III.
h. Letters patent dated 30 January, 50 Henry III.
fi
166 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1461* Membranes 28-17— con/.
(3.) A charter dated at Westminster, 26 November, 9 Edward I.,
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Woodstock, 1 July,
19 Henry III. [Charter Roll, 19 Henry III, m. 6.]
(4.) A charter dated at Westminster, 29 November, 9 Edward I.
Charter Roll, 9 Edward /., No, 98,] inspecting and con-
firming a charter dated at Westminster, 18 March, 39 Henry
in.
(5.) A charter dated at Berwick-on-Tweed, 30 October, 20 Edward
A.
(t>.) A charter dated at Westminster, 22 October, 27 Edward I.
3. Letters patent dated 29 November, 3 Richard II., inspecting and con-
firming the following : —
(1.) A charter dated at York, 26 Maj, 9 Edward III. [Charter
Roily 9 Edward IIL^ No. 50,] inspecting and confirming
the following : —
a. A charter dated at Westminster, 20 June, 23 Henrj lU.
[Charter Roily 23 Henry III., m. 2.]
b. A charter dated at Westminster, 20 April, 26 Henrj IH.
c. A charter dated at Culford, 11 Maj, 26 Edward I.
[Charter Roll, 26 Edward I. No. 7.]
d. A charter dated at Westminster, 10 January, 20 Edward
I. [Charter Roll, 20 Edward I. No. 63.]
e. A charter dated at Berwick on Tweed, 25 October, 20
Edward I. [Ibid., No. 4.]
/. Lettera patent dated 18 February, 14 Edward I.
[Monasticon,'}
g. Letters patent dated 27 October, 27 Edward I.
h. Letters patent dated 1 1 December, 46 Henry HI.
(2.) Letters patent dated 80 March, 39 Henry IH.
(3.) A charter of Stephen in these words ; Stephanvts dei gratia
rex Anglorum archiepiscopis episcopis abbatibus justidarOs
comitibus vicecomitibus baronibus ministris et omnibus fidelibus
8tus Francis et Anglis totius Anglic salutem. Sciatis m^
imperpetuum concessisse et dedisse ecclesie sancti Petri West'
monasteriensi et fnonachis ibidem deo servientibus quod
manerium suum de Patriceseie cum pertinentiis eius sit
quietum de omnibus geldis et danegeldis et murdris et assisiset
auxiliis justiciariorum, vicecomitum et ab omni exercituum
expeditione et castellorum operatione et pontium refeetione et
ex omnibus aliis exactionibus et consuetudinibus et servieiis
michi et ministris meis pertinentibus per quietandam xxviii
hidarum et de xliiii hidis que inde requirebantur ad
geldandum clamo quietam ecclesiam predictam sancti Petri et
monachos et fnanerium prescriptum imperpetuum. Et similiter
imperpetuum clamo eidem ecclesie beati Petri et monachis
ibidem deo servientibus vi hidas et dimidiam hidam in manerio
Westmonasterii in quo ecclesia predicta sita est quietas ab
omnibus exactionibus suprascriptis et consuetudinibus michi et
ministris meis pertinentibus quum curia et domus regie in
fundo illo consistunt et infirmaria sancti Egidii fundata est, et
in manerio de Hanewella unam virgatam terre ad ecclesiam
eiusdam manerii pertinentem quietam ab omnibus secularibus
excLctionibus et servieiis, Quare volo etfirmiter predpio quod
predicta ecclesia et monachi et manerium de Patriceseia cum
pertinentiis suis sit quietum imperpetuum per suprascriptam
quietandam videlicet xxviii hidarum et quod ecclesia pre*
dicta et monachi in manerio fVestmonasterii quietandam sex
1 EDWARD IV.— Pabt VIT. 167
1461. Membranes 28-17 — cotU,
Jddarum et dimidie hide et in manerio de Hanewella quietatt'
dam uttius virgate terre finabiliter possideant in perpetuam
elemosinam pro salute anime mee et Matildis regine uxoris
mee et liberorum meorum et pro anima regis Henrid avunculi
met et pro animabus cdiorum predecessorum meorum regum
Anglie omniumque fidelium, Insuper per tremendum dei
judicium contestor omnes successores meos reges necnon et opti-
mates ne banc concessionis mee et donationis libertatem ullo
tempore in aliquo infringere presumant, immo augeant et
custodiant et manuteneant sicut predicte ecdesie et monaehis
iilam concedo et presenti carta conjirmo et sicut voluerint in
die judicii animas suas salvari. Testibus Theohaido archi-
ejnscopo Cantuariensi Anglic primate et apostolice sedis legato ,
Roberto abbate Sancti Albania Daniele abbate de Holmo^
Ricardo de Lucy^ Baldrico de Sigillo^ Roberto de Valderiy
Osbemo Martelly Rogero Burnard^ Widone filio Testir^
Gervasio (Bern') de Comhell, Johanne Jilio Radulphiy apud
Sanctum Albanum,
4. Letters patent dated 10 Julj^ 4 Bichard II. inspecting and confirming
the following : —
(1.) Letters patent dated 12 June, 25 Edward III. being an
exemplification of letters patent dated 23 April, 1 1 Edward
III.
(2.) A charter dated at Westminster, 1 March, 36 Edward III.
[Charter Roll, 36 Edward IIL No. 19.]
5. Letters patent dated 8 March, 20 Richard II.
6. Letters patent dated 8 November, 21 Richard 11.
7. Letters patent dated 6 July, 17 Richard 11.
8. A charter dated at Westminster, 18 December, 17 Richard II. [Charter
Roll, 15-17 Richard 11. No. 8.]
9. A charter dated at Westminster, 29 November, 3 Richard^II. [Charter
Roll, 3 Richard II, No. 21,] inspecting and confirming a charter
dated at Westminster, 1 December, 34 Edward UI. [Charter Roll^
34-35 Edward III No. 15,] inspecting and confirming a charter
dated at Westminster, 16 July, 32 Henry III. [Charter Roll, 32
Henry III. m. 3.]
10. A charter dated at Westminster, 17 October, 21 Richard II. being a
grant to them of return of writs and certain other liberties within
the county of Worcester.
11. A charter dated at Windsor, 23 April, 22 Richard U. [Charter Roll,
21-23 Richard II No. 7.]
12. Another charter of the same date [Ibid, No. 9].
13. Letters patent dated 28 April, 22 Richard 11.
14. A charter dated at Westminster, 1 May, 22 Richard II. [ Ibid,
No, 6.] For 10/. paid in the hanaper.
Membranes 16-14.
Nov. 20. Inspeximus and confirmation to the prioress and convent of SS. Mary
Westmiiuter. and Margaret, Dertford, of the following : —
1. Letters patent dated 15 July, 4 Richard II., inspecting and confirming
letters patent of the following dates :
20 July, 46 Edward III. [Monasticon.']
16 July, 31 Edward III. [Monasticon.j
18 April, 47 Edward in.
1 September, 31 Edward III.
27 January, 40 Edward III.
28 June, 49 Edward III.
168 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1461. Membranes 16-14— con/.
2. Letters patent dated 3 September, 8 Richard XL [^MoruuHam,^
3. Letters patent dated 17 July, 16 Richard II.
4. Letters patent dated 29 June, 23 Edward III.
5. Letters patent dated 5 February, 31 Edward III.
6. Letters patent dated 26 December, 32 Eldward III.
7. Letters patent dated 11 July, 47 Edward III.
8. A charter dated at Westminster, 12 Augu^ 46 Edward III. [Charter
Roily 46 Edward III, No, 2.] For 5 marks paid in the hanaper.
1462. Membrane 13.
Feb. 22. Inspeximus and confirmation to John, the prior, and the convent of the
Wefltmineter. Charterhouse by London of (I) letters patent dated 8 April, 51 Edward
III., granting to them a tun of wine yearly in the port of London, and (2)
. a charter dated at Westminster, 20 March, 22 Richard 11. [ Charter JRoll,
21-23 Richard IL No. 2] ; licence for the acquisition in mortmain by
them, after inquisition, of lands, tenements and rents to the value of 40/.
yearly ; grant to them bf 18 marks yearly from the issues of the counties of
Essex and Hertford in lieu of grants of wine by the said letters patent and
letters patent dated 15 February, 37 Henry YL; and grant to them in
frank almoin of the alien priory of Okebume and its appurtenances, pro-
vided that they account at the Exchequer for any surplus in value above
501 yearly. By K., and for 208, paid in the hanaper.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled, so far as the said priory is concerned^
because the hing granted it to them by letters patent dated 23 February.
1461. Membranes 12-9.
Dec. 20. Inspeximus and confirmation to the mayor, bailiffs and commonalty of
Wertmingter. the town of Coventry of the following : —
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 24 March, 1 Richard II. [Charter Roll,
, 1 Richard II. No, 14,] inspecting and confirming with additions
the following : —
(1 .) A charter da^ed at York, 2 March, 8 Edward III.
(2.) A charter dated at Westminster, 10 May, 15 Edward IH.
[Charter Roll, 15 Edward III, No. 15,] inspecting and
confirming the following : —
a. A charter dated at Faxfieet, 10 July, 17 Edward IL,
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Westminster,
30 January, 52 Henry III. [Charter Roll, 52 Henry
111., m. 11,] inspecting and confirming a charter of
Henry [II.] dated at Marlborough.
b. A charter dated at York, 2 March, 8 Edward III.
(3.) A charter dated at the Tower of London, 11 April, 20 Edward
III. [Charter Roll, 20 Edward II L No. 16,] inspecting and
confirming letters patent of Edward, prince of Wales, dated at
Berkeweye, 3 April, 20 Edward III., inspecting and confirming
letters patent of queen Isabella dated at the castle of Rysyng,
1 February, 19 Edward III.
(4.) Letters patent of the said prince dated at Berkhamsted Castle,
2 February, 1374, 49 Edward III.
(5.) Letters patent (French") of the said prince dated at Berkham-
sted Castle, 8 February, 1374, 49 Edward III.
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 6 April, 22 Richard II. [Charter
Roll, 21-23 Richard II. , No. 4.]
3. Letters patent dated 4 May, 8 Richard II.
4. Letters patent dated 7 July, 11 Richard II.
5. Letters patent dated 7 July, 11 Richard II.
For AOs. paid in the hanaper.
1 EDWARD IV.— Part VIL 169
1461. MSMBRANS 8.
Dec. 10. Grant and confirmation to Bicbard Wydewyll, lord Ryvers, and Jaquetta,
WestmixiBter. duchess of Bedford, his wife, for the life of the latter of the dower assigned
to her on the death of John, late duke of Bedford, her husband, to wit, the
advowsons of the church of Wilberton and the free chapel of Wykes, 200
acres of turbary in the marsh of Holand, a third part of a moiety in Holand
Fennes, divers lands and possessions and a third part of certain profits in
Boston, Hytyngton, Grymelby, Borewell, Ludford, Burton, Frampton,
Wykes, Fulbek, Ledenham, Wassyngbourgh, Donyngton, Multon, Su^ete,
Gosberkirk, Quadryng, Byker, Swyneshed, Wygtoft, Stourton, Algarkirk,
Fosse Dyke, Fowlestou, Aylesby, Swalowe, Halton, Kyllyngholme,
Cadney, Kernyngton, Kelsey, Sprydlyngton, Swynehope, Walton, Cadeby,
Granesby, Wath, Houton, Newton, Toft, Benyngton, Hyptoft, Yarbourgh,
Gametborp, Mandeby, Alvingham, Salt Fleteby, Keyermounde, Leggesby,
Wyllyngham, the sokes of Gayton and Mondeby, amd the sokes or wapentakes
of Skyrkebek and Kirketon, co. Lincoln, the advowsons of a moiety of the
churdi in Danby and the hospital of St. Nicholas and divers lands and
possessions with a third part of certain profits in Richemond, Gillyng,
Gyllyngest, Gyllyngwest, Aldebourgh, Thornton, Kneton, Middulton,
Kateryke, Multon, Forset, Arkirgarth Dale, Nova Foresta, Esthope,
Bowes, Danby, Bollerun, Dysseford, Smeton, Lemyng, Langthawayte,
Halgatc, Whawe, and Fagyrgyll, Wbiteclyff, Newton Morell, Stapilton,
Eriome, Kirkelyngton, North Couton and Southcouton, Fennecotes,
Fletham, Ravenswath, Sutton, Colborn, Eilwardby, Brianaskam by York,
Epulby, Sadberugh and Hekelyng, co. York, belonging to the castle,
earldom, honour or lordship of Richemond, the advowson of the
church in Gresmere and divers lands and possessions with a third
part of certain profits in Helsyngton, Forsthwayte, Gresmere,
Logh Rygge, Largden, Hamelset Troutebek, Appulthwayte Troutebek,
Milbek, Cirossetwhaite, Hoton, Casturton, Strikelond EetuU, Kirkeby
Kendale, Littehous, Farlton, Berburn, Kirslak, Hotonrofe, Strike-
lande, Moyserth, Bolteston, Berdesaland, Annothetb, Thornes, Bredeholm,
Calerigge, Whittewell, Hiltonland, Warcopland, Strikelaud Ketill, Grosse-
whayte, Sleddale, Wetherslake, Aldesteynton, Steynton, Likebarugh,
Forsterfeld, Wynster, Ryggmayden, Banuandesdale, Eneton, Teuleshed,
Middulton and elsewhere in the county of Westmoreland, a third part of
the castle of St. Briavel and the bouses within its site and the prison of the
great tower there called ' Ledungen,' the park or pasture of St. Briavel
with all lands formerly of John Pai*pyn with all profit for coals and pasture
called ^ Walmore,' all pannage of pigs and agistment, with the third part of
certain profits and divers lands in Staunton, Brikenore, Little Dene,
Neweland, Whomson, Alvyngton, Aywarton, Lyeney, Newarme, Peryngton,
Ettelowe, Haggelowe, Blydeslowe, Auerey, Blethedon, Longhope and else-
where in the county of Gloucester, a third part of the manor of Swale-
wefeld, a third part of the manor of Salden, co. Buckingham, 20/. yearly
from the issues of the counties of Bedford and Buckingham, divers lands
and possessions in Bassyngbourne, Molland, Chirchestell, Melreth, Wym-
pole, Lytlyngton, Oldburyland, Newberyland, Pyperton, Reade, the third
part of a water-mill and certain profits, three bailiwicks within the baili-
wick of Badburgham called Papworth, Ernjmgfeld and Fynchyngfeld
respectively, with all other profits belonging to the castle, earldom, honour
or lordship of Richmond in the county of Cambridge, the manor of Dange-
halle, a dairy {daiariam) alias * a wyke ' called * Dangebrygge,' with lands
called * Estlondes ' and divers rents of assize in Dansey, and 30 acres of land
called ' Bnnges ' with two marshes in Bradwell, co. Essex, lands in the
manor of Yonsfeld, fields called * Gourey,' * Esthey,' *Strangrondes' and
« Lityll Mylfeld,' two pieces of land called * Grakketales,' a croft called
* HorscrofV a croft called ' Lityll Park,' a field called < Nattonfild,' two
pieces of land called * Rowemedes,* a third part of the site of the said
170 CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
J4(J1^ Membrane 8— con/.
manor and 8^. of rent in the said manor, co. Kent, a fishery in le Mid-
weje, a third part of 18/. of rent from the manor of Pourestoke, co.
Dorset, a crane with a messuage and wharf adjacent in the parish of St.
Martin in the Yintry, London, a yearly rent of 333 marks 4s. 6|cf. and a
third part of \d. at the receipt of the Exchequer within the town of West-
minster, CO. Middlesex, a yearly sum of 444/. 8«. \0\(L at the receipt of the
duchy of Cornwall, and a third part of the manor of Swafham, co. Norfolk,
and all lands and possessions belonging to it or to the said castle, earldom,
honour or lordship of Bicbemond in the county of Norfolk ; and also of a
yearly rent of 61/. \*7d. granted to them by letters patent dated 18 June,
18 Henry VI. viz. 20/. from the lands of Eustace Burneby in Watford in
the county of Northampton, 25/. from the manor of Gretton in that county,
and 16/. VJd, from the issues of all assarts, wastes and purprestures
between the bridges of Staunford and Oxford, and a yearly rent granted to
them by letters patent dated 13 November, 19 Henry VI., viz. 43/. 18*. 7d.
from the said assarts, wastes and purprestures, 20/. from the issues of the
manor and town of Briggestoke, co. Northampton, and S6s. id, from the
issues of the manor of Corby, co. Northampton, in recompense of a third
part of two parts of the manors of Canford, co. Dorset, and Wynturburn
Erles, the borough or town of Wilton, co. Wilts, and the manor of Charleton
Camvile, co. Somerset, which the present king lately took into his hands ;
and grant to the said Bichard of divers messuages and lands within the
town of Calais, in the parish of St. Mary between the lane of John
Stret atte lane towards the east and le Frerestret towards the west and
the tenements of John Muiso and John Fryket towards the north and
a little lane on the side of the prince's lodgmg towards the south, which
were granted to Bichard his father and Joan, wife of the latter, both
deceased, by letters patent dated 22 April, 9 Henry VI., for a term of 90
years from that date, rendering yearly a lance with a head at the Exchequer
of Calais, to hold until the end of the said 90 years. By p.s. [648.]
•lAao Membrane 7.
Feb. 12. Grant to the mayor, burgesses and commonalty of Bristol from Michaelmas
Westminster, last, in lieu of a similar grant made to them by letters patent dated 15 March,
24 Henry VI., surrendered, of the town of Bristol with its suburbs, gates,
ditches and walls, and all lands, rents and services and ' les flesshehameles *
belonging to the king within the town and its suburbs, liberty and precinct,
except the castle and its moat, with houses, shops, cottages, tcfts, gardens,
mills, Btanks, mill streams, rents, tolls, fairs and markets, all fines, issues,
ramsoms, amercements, jurisdictions and customs, reversions, chattels of
felons, fiigitives and outlaws, fisheries, courts, views of frank pledge, hun-
dreds, wreck of sea and royal wreck, waifs, strays, royal fishes and other
appurtenences, escheats, forfeitures and deodands, and iJl other profits from
forests, parks, woods, warrens, stanks, stews, marshes, moors and mines, from
Michaelmas last for ever, rendering yearly 102/. ibs. 6d, at the Exchequer,
14/. lOs. to the abbot of Tewkesbury for the tithes of the town, 60«. to the
prior of St. James's, Bristol, for the yearly rent of the mill of the town, and
39/. 14«. 6</. to the constable of the castle and his ministers, viz. the porter
and watchman of the castle and the forester of Kyngeswode. By K.
•tAn-t Membrane 6.
May 14. Inspeximus and confirmation to the burgesses of Melecumbe of a charter
Westminster, dated at Salisbury, 3 November, 2 Edward III. [^Charter Roll, 2 Edward
IILj No, 11,] inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Windsor, 22
January, 11 Edward II., inspecting and confirming with additions a charter
dated> at Westminster, 27 May, 8 Edward I. [ Charter Boll, 8 Edward /.,
No, 52.] For ^ mark paid in the hanaper.
1 EDWARD IV.— Pabt VII. 171
-[AQo Membranes 6-1.
Feb. 10. Inspeximus and confirmation to the mayor, cltisens and commonalty of
Westminster, the city of Norwich of the following : —
1. A charter of Henry II. as follows : —
H, rex Anglic et dux Normannie et Aquitanie et comes Andegavie
omnibus archiepiscopis episcopis abbatilms comitibus baronibus
justiciariis rncecomitibus ministris et omnibus Jidelibus suis
Francis et Anglis salutem. Sciatis me concessisse et presenti
carta confirm^sse burgensibus meis de Norwico omnes eon'
suetudines et libertates et quietancias quas habebant tempore
Henrici regis avi mei ita plena et honorifice et quiete sicut ipsi
eas plenius et honorabilius et quietius hahueruwt tempore regis
Henrici avi mei. Quare volo et Jirmiier precipio quod omnes
illas habeant plene et honorifice sicut eas tunc haouerunt tarn
consuetudines suas quam etia?n responsa sua tempore meo et
temporibus heredum meorum, Et si aliquis post mortem regis
Henrici avi met in tempore regis Stephani a consuetudinibus
eorum et scottis seforas misit precipio quod ad eorum socie^^
totem et constietudinem revertatur et scottum ipsorum sequatur
quia nullum ex eis inde quietum clamo. T. Willelmo fratre
Regis, Henrico de Essex, constctbulario, Ricardo de Hum[ez],
constabulario, Manasserio Biset, dapifero, Warino filio
Geraldi, camerario, apud FFestmonasterium.'
2. A charter dated'at.Westminstery 15 February, 3 Bichardll. [Charter
Roll, 3 Richard IL, No, 5,] inspecting and confirming with
additions a charter dated at Westminster, 26 February, 1 Biclmrd II.
[Charter Roll, I Richard TL, No. 21,] inspecting and confirming
the following : —
(1.) A charter dated at Portsmouth, 5 May, 5 Richard I.
(2.) A charter dated at le Mans, 22 September, 1 John. [Rotuli
Cartarum, p, 20.]
(3.) A charter dated at Woodstock, 3 June, 39 Henry III.
[Charter Roll, 39 Henry IIL, m, 4.]
(4.) Letters patent dated 2 February, 19 Edward II.
(6.) A charter dated at Westminster, 4 October, 11 Edward III.,
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Walsyngham,
3 February, 19 Edward II., inspecting and confirming the
following : —
a. A charter dated at Westminster, 27 May, 13 Edward I.
[Charter Roll, 13 Edward /., No. 101,] inspecting
and confirming the following : —
(a.) A charter dated at Westminster, 13 February, 13
Henry III. [Charter Roll, 13 Henry IIL, m. 10.]
{b.) A charter dated at Norwich, 25 March, 40 HenryllL
b, A charter dated at Canterbury, 8 July, 33 Edward I.
[Charter Roll, 33 Edward L, No. 22.]
(6.) A charter dated at Hertford, 9 August, 19 Edward m.
[Charter Roll, 19 Edward IIL, No. 10.]
3. A charter dated at Westminster, 28 January, 5 Henry IV. [Charter
Roll, 5 Henry IV,, No. 6.]
4. A charter dated at Westminster, 17 March, 30 Henry VI. [Charter
Roll, 27-39 Henry VL, No. 31.]
For 10 marks [paid in the hanaper].
172
2 EDWARD IV.— Part I.
1462.
May 9.
Westminster.
May 7.
Westminster.
Maj 13.
Westminster.
Maj6.
Westminster.
May 9.
Westminster.
May 21.
Westminster.
June 28.
Westminster.
May 31.
Westminster.
July 5.
Westminster.
Oct. 19.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Membrane 27.
Pardons of outlawry to the following : —
Robert Boteler late of Bekle or Bokley, co. Saaaex, ' taillour, ' for not
appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, to answer Richard Kyrkeby, citizen and * grocer' of
London, touching a tmspass, he having surrendered to the Flete
prison, as Robert Danby, chief justice, has certified. London.
David Penynton of Hawghton, co. Lancaster, * yoman,' for not appearing
to answer Ralph Buteler, knight, lord of Sudeley, and William
Wodcok, prior of St. Mary, Erdebury, oo. Warwick, touching a debt
of 20/. London.
John Stedman of Benyngton by Boston, co. Lincoln, ^formour,' for not
appearing to answer George Langham touching a debt of 30/.
Suffolk.
William Taylour late of Sloughter, co. Gloucester, 'grome,* alioi
William Baker of Thermerton, co. Gloucester, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing to answer William Browenyng touching a debt of 24/. lOr.
Dorset.
John Horsby of Wy veton, co. Norfolk, * husbondman,' for not spearing
before Richard Neuton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of
the late king, to answer John Birde touching a debt of 6 marks 6«. 84f.
Norfolk.
John Dorlet of Alby by Becclys, co. Norfolk, * laborer,' for not ap-
pearing before John Prysot and his fellows, when sued with Edmund
Somer of Hevyngham, co. Noifolk, and WiUiam Feld, of Felthorp^
CO. Norfolk, ' laborers,' to answer Henry Inglose, knight, touching
a trespass. Norfolk.
William Devenysh of Weston by Baldok, co. Hertford, ' husbondman,*
for not appearing to answer Robert Armeburg, esquire, touching a
debt of 6 marks. Hertford.
Thomas Groos late of Sheynton, co. Leicester, * husbondman,' for not
appearing to answer William Everard, touching a debt of 40«.
Leicester.
Richard Touker of Totneys, co. Devon, ' marchaunt,' for not appearing
to answer Thomas Hedlam of London, * draper,' touching a debt of
20/. Middlesex.
William Gamelle, late of Crudworth, clerk, alias vicar of the parish
church of Crudworth, co. Warwick, for not appearing to answer John
Brasyer of Walshale, ' belleter,' and Thomas Baly of Walshale, co.
Stafford, touching a debt of 20 marks. Coventry.
William Herman of Westmerton, co. Wilts, * husbondman,' for not ap-
pearing to answer Richard Levermore and Thomas BonvOe, esquire,
touching debts of 66*. and 40/. respectively. Middlesex.
John Mayson late of Spaldyng, co. Lincoln, * gentilman,' for not appear-
ing to ansAver touching a plea of Agatha late the wife of William
Grene, citizen and goldsmith of London, John Jowederell and
William Broun, citizen and goldsmith of London, that he render 40».
to the said executors {sic).
2 EDWARD IV.— Part I.
na
1462.
Oct. 22.
.Wastmimter*
Oet. 24.
Westminstflr.
Oct 24.
Wflttminster.
Oct. 12.
Westminster.
Oct. 27.
Westminster.
Oct. 14.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 29.
Westminsteiw
1463.
Jon. 26.
Westminster.
Membrane 27— «oft/.
Eichaitl Hajward late of Lyllebam, co. Northampton, clerk, for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench of the present king to
answer William Harpur touching a trespass. Northampton.
John Kjrk late of Welbum, co. Lincoln, * joman/ for not appearing
before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late
king, to answer Robert Bempston, esquire, touching a debt of 10/.
London.
John Cook, parson of the church of Brouneswell, co. Suffolk, a/tor
late of Bromcswell, clerk, for not appearing to answer Walter Ljhert^
bishop of Norwich, touching a debt of 61, 13*. 4d, Norwich.
Robert Tuplyn alias Turpjn alias Turpljn alias Somerootes, rector
of the parish church of Fartenaj, co. Lincoln, for not appearing to
answer William Walker touching a debt of 40s, and Robert Crabden
and John Tailour of Lincoln, touching a debt of 6 marks.
Lincoln and citj.
John Bowej of LodeswjU, co. DeTon, * bajlj,* for not appearing before
Richard Neuton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late
king, to answer a plea of John Blewet that he render an account for
the time when he was his receiver. Devon.
John Hovell late of Wesjnham, co. Norfolk, ' corser,* for not appearing
before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late
king, to answer William Weryche of Stowebardolf, co. Norfolk,
touching a debt of 6L lOs, Norfolk.
William London of Algerkyrk, co. Lincoln, * laborer,' son of Thomas
London, for not appearing before the justices of the Bench of the late
king, to answer John Rogger, esquire, touching a debt of 10/.
London.
William Jose, burgess of Bristol, * marchaunt,' for not appearing before
John Prysot and his fellows, to answer John Bysshop of Taunton,
touching a debt of 34/. I7s. lid. London.
Edmund Codenham of Bury St. Edmunds, co. Suffolk, * laborer,' for not
appearing before Ricluml Neuton and his feUows, justices of the
Bench of the late king, to answer a plea of John Mors that he render
chattels to the value of 10 marks. Suffolk.
Gilbert Haydok late of York, clerk, for not appearing before Robert
Danby and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the present king,
to answer William Moreton, clerk, touching a trespass. City of York.
1462.
Oct. 22.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westmioiter.
Membrane 26.
John Carter of Walden, co. Essex, ' husbondman,' for not appearing^
before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late
king, to answer William Warles touching a debt of 6/. I2s. 6d.
Norfolk.
John Wykys of Rokelound, co. Norfolk, * husbondman,' for not appear-
ing to answer John Bole of Aslakton, John Crowe of Tybenham the
younger and Adam Taylour of Tybenham touching a debt of
8 marks. Norfolk.
Richard Underbill of Kelmestowe, co. Salop, ' yoman,' for not appearing
to answer Thomas Barbour touching a debt of 40s. Worcester.
Thomas Boughton late of Norton Davy, co. Northampton, clerk, for
not appearing to answer Thomas Throkmorton and Ralph Ligoldesby
174
CALBNDAB OP PATENT BOLLS.
1462.
Oct. 29.
Westminster.
Oct. 19. .
Westminster.
Oct. 29.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
May 28.
Westminster.
1468.
Jan. 26.
Westminster. ;
Jan. 24.
.Westminster.
Jan. 24.
WeotmiostBc.
Jan. 25.'
Westmmster.
Jan. 28.
Westmmster.
Membrane 26''~co7U,
teaching a debt of 100 marks, and toncliing a plea of Elizabeth
late the wife of James Swetenham, esquire, John Dyne and John
Greyve, vicar of Blakevesley, executors of the will of the said James,
laid against him by the name of Thomas Boughton, late parson of
the church of Norton Davy, that he render to them 35^ 8^. Id. ,
London and Worcester.
ThoiDas Wylet, late of Lanteglis by Camelforde, co. Cornwall, * husbond-
man,' executor of the will of John Wylet, late parson of the church
of Lanteglis and executor of the will of William Trobellt clerk, for
not appearing with Robert Symon late of Lanteglis, chaplain, his
co-executor, to answer a plea that he render a book, price 10 marks,
to John Howell, clerk, executor of the will of Thomas Dawekyn,
clerk. Devon.
William Garbot of Sprouston, co. Norfolk, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing to answer John Jenney touching a debt of 40^. Norfolk.
John Milleward of Warfurreshopton by Clebury, co. Salop, * miller,' for
not appearing to answer touching a plea of Thomas Wybbe, esquire,
that he render his account for the time when he was his receiver.
Worcester.
Peter Martyne lale of Tatirsale, co. Lincoln, ^rughmason' alias
* laborer,' for not appearing before the justices of the present king
to answer Leonard Toure touching a debt of lOOf. Lincoln.
John Kayll of Whygtlakyngton^ co. Somerset, the younger, ^ gentilman,'
for not appearing before John Frysot and 14s fellows to answer
Richard Castelman touching a debt of 40/. Somerset.
Reginald Andrewe late of the parish of St. Mary's, Stronde, co. Middle-
sex, alias of the parish of Melkysham, co. Wilts, ^gentilman,' for not
appearing to answer Thomas Brent and Ridiard Sperman, citizen
and skinner of London, touching debt^ of 40^. and 60s. respectively.
London and Wilts.
William Bonour late of Wypsenade, co. Bedford, ^ husbondman,' for not
ai^earing to answer WiUiam Cantelowe touching a trespass.
Bedford.
Thomas Symson of Hawenton, co. Stafford, husbandman, for not
appearing to answer touchiitg a plea of Master John .Fakenbam,
confrere of William Dufleld, canon residentiary in the cathedral diuroh
of St. Peter, York, and canon of the collegiate churches of St. Mary,
Suthwell, and St. John, Beverley, and Master Thomas Menskip,
executors of the will of the said canon, that he render to them 12/.
Stafford.
Henry Haye late of Draghton, co. Norfolk^ 'husbondman,' for not
af^waring to answer John Bertelet touching a debt of 100».
John Bampton late of Plexbury, co. Cornwall, alias of Stratton, co.
Cornwall, ^ gentilman,' for not appearing before Richard Neuton and
bis fellows, justices of the Bench of the late king, to answer a plea of
Thomas Tregodek, touching a debt of 20/., and a plea of Roger
Holbech, 'taillour,' William Alard, 'skynner,' and John StunnouUi
late of London, * grocer,' executors d the will of Roger White,
esquire, that he render to them 30/. London.
William Traas, citizen and meroer of London, late of London, for not
appearing before the justices of the late king, to answer John
Whekr, late citizen and girdler of London, touching a debt of
10/. Ss. 4d. Middlesex.
2 EDWARD IV.— Pabt I.
175
1463.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
Feb. 12.
Westminster.
Jan. 4.
Westminster.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
Membrane 26 — coni,
John Eoger late of Bristol, ' chapman/ nlias John Boggers, * mercer/
for not appearing before the justices of the Bench of the present
king, to answer a plea of John Senjcle of London, * haburdassher/
touching a debt of 62s, 5d, and a plea that he render chattels to the
Talue of 40 marks to Eobert Fraunces. Middlesex.
Simon Markaunt of Little Stoughton, co. Bedford, ' husbondman,* for
not appearing before John Prjsot and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of the late king, to answer Thomas Mjljs touching a trespass.
Huntingdon.
Robert Bradwaj of Little Stoneham, co. Suffolk, ^joman,' for not
appearing to answer a plea of Thomas Danyell, esquire, late sheriff
of Suffolk, that he render his account for the time when he was
his receiver. Norwich.
John Bakere of Bynham, co. Norfolk, ^ joman,' for not appearmg to
answer the prior of St. Faith^s, Horsham, touching a debt of 12
marks 6^. Sd. Norfolk.
Bichard Wenslawe late of Metryngham, co. Lincoln, esquire, executor
of the will of James Kjghley late of York, *' mardbaunt,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench of the present king with
Bichard Kjghlej, late of Mitforth, chaplain, aUcts vicar of the parish
church of Mitforth, co. Northumberland, executor of the sud will,
to answer a plea that he render 19/. to the abbot of St. Mary's,
York. City of York.
Thomas Pylsshe of Asshewell, co. Hertford, ^ yoman,' William Heynes
of Shepereth, co. Cambridge, ^ yoman,' and John Seman of Boy^tpn,
CO. Cambridge, 'husbondman,' executors of the will of Thomas
Heynes late of Wyllyngham, co. Cambridge, ' drover,' for not
appearing to answer a plea that they render 21/. to William Alde-
wynde, esquire. Northampton.
1462.
Oct. 30.
Westminster.
1463.
Feb, 6.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Jan* 24.
Westminster.
Feb. 7.
Westniittstflr.
Feb. 9.
Westminster.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
Membrane 25.
William Toleslo of Toleslo in the parish of Yirstawe, co. Devon,
' husbondman,' for not appearing before John Frysot and his fellows,
justices of the Bench of the late king, to answer touching pleas of
Bichard Levermore the elder and John Drake, ^bocher,* of debts
of 40s. and 6 marks 6^. Sd. respectively. Devon.
Bobert Cnrteys of Marham, co. Norfolk, ^ husbondmaa,' for not appear*
ing when sued with John Louthe of Bartonbendyche, co. Nonolk,
* husbondman,' and Bichard Louthe of Bartonbendyche, * laborer,^ to
answer William Stoneham touching a trespass.
William Mathyn late of Coventre, ' marchaunt,' for not appearing to
answer Bobert Whytehete touching a debt of 10/. • Wiyrwick.
John Mobbys of Ely, co. Cambridge, * husbondman,' for not appearing
to answer John Auntell touching a debt of 10 marks. Norfolk.
Bernard Bemyng late of Bristol, ' marchaunt,' for not appearing to
answer Bichard Pery touching a trespass. Essex.
William London of Shelley by Hadlegh, co. Suffolk, * husbondman,' for
not appearing to answer John Aylewyn of Great Stanbregge
touching a debt of 40; . Essex.
John Seman, Thomas Pylsshe and William Heynes for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench as stated above. See last mem-'
brane. Northampton,
176 CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
1468. Membrane 25 — cont.
Jan. 24. The said William Hejnjs, late of Rojgton, co. Hertford, ^drover/
Wettminiter. for the same; and for not appearing to answer a plea of Hugh
Ljnallys alias Ljnalsse of Slaweston, ^gentilman/ touching a debt of
20/. Northampton.
Feb. 12. Nicholas Riggebj late of Kjngeston on Thames, co. Surrej, ^ joman/
WestminBter. for not appearing to answer Richard Tumour touching a trespass.
Town of Nottingham.
1462.
MSMBRANB 24.
March 20. Authority for the king's kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick, whom the
Westminster, king appointed on 13 February to the safe-custodj of the sea, to levy con-
tributions from any places of the king's enemies, provided tliat it be not
prejudicial to the captain of Calais or his lieutenant. [^Fcedera.'] By K.
Feb. 23. Grant in frank almoiu to the prior and convent of the house of the
Westminster. Salutation of the Mother of God of the Carthusian order by London of the
alien priory of Okebourne and the manor of Okeborne alias Okebourne
Seynt G^rge in Great Okebourne and Little Okebourne, co. Wilts, and all
lands, rents, services, chantries, advowsons, liberties, views of frank pledge,
waifs, strays, leets, courts baron, wards, marriages and other profits and
appurtenances in the same. By K.
Vacated because elsewhere in the first year.
Aug. 16. Pardon, for 46«. 8cf. paid in the hanaper, of the trespass in the
Westminster, acquisition without licence by Joan Gedeney alicu Large, widow, deceased,
from Thomas Staunton, citizen and mercer of London, of an acre of land in
the manor of Pembrokes alicu Penbrokis, an acre of land in the manor of
Bruses a/ta« Brewses, an acre of land in the manor of Daubeneys alias
Dawbeneys, and an acre of land in the manor of Mokkynges with its
appurtenances in Totenham and Edelmeton, co. Middlesex, and a messuage,
48^ acres of land, 7^ acres of meadow and 10 acres of wood called
^ Twyford ' and 8 acres of land in Galowfeld in Totenham, held in chief,
to herself for life with remainders to Richard Tumaunt and Joan Stokton
his wife, daughter of John Stokton, and the heirs of the body of the said
Richard, and to William, bishop of Winchester, Thomas Westhagh, clerk,
John Stokton, John Godyn, Thomas Tymyot, Stephen Stychemerssh^
Henry Pachet, Robert- Snell and Robert W'yllyngham to fulfil the will
of Richard and his heirs, and for the entry thereon by the said Richard
after the death of Joan.
Aug. 29« Presentation of William Savage, chaplain, to the parish church of
Westmioster. Pepillyng, in the county of Guysnes, in the parts of Picardy, in the
diocese of Canterbury, void by the death of Richard Davell.
May 27. Grant in fee simple to the king's servant Richard Felde, from 4 March
Leioester. last, of a tenement called * Haryottes Place' and a cottage called 'Shephous '
with all woods, lands and meadows in the king's demesne of Westharptre,
CO. Somerset, lately held for life by John Heryot of the demise of Matthew
Goumey, knight, 10 acres of pasture called ' Wyllyngesclose ' and a cottage
with 8 acres of pasture called ^ Multonclose ' alias ^ Wodelond,' in the same,
lately held by Richard Heryot at the will of Henry YI., a water-mill called
' Heryottes Mille ' and a wood called ^ Old wood ' in the same, and atonement
called ^ Wydecombeplace ' in the king's demesne of Wydecombe, co. Somerset,
with other lands lately held by Thomas Wydecombe and Elena his wife and
Thomas his son at the will of Henry YI., and a tenement in the latter
demesne lately held by John Wylde and Agnes his wife and William
his son at the will of Henry YI., to hold in the same manner as John
Daundesey lately held these of the grant of Henry YI., rendering to the
2 EDWARD IV.— Part I. 177
1462. Membrane 24 — cont
king I2d. yearly for all servicer, fealties excepted; and ^rant that the
tenants of the king's lordships of Westharptre and Wydecombe shall always
grind at the said mill. By K.
Aug. 28. Release to George Darell of »Sesseyy co. York, knight, of all actions of the
^'estminster. crown against him by reason of a recognisance which he made before E.obert
Danby, chief justice of the Bench, at York on 13 May, 1 Edward IV., in
2000/. to be paid at Whitsuntide then following. By p.s.
Aug. 28. Grant for life to Alice Russell, for her true heart to the king and his
Westminster, father, of all manors and lands late of Everard Dygby in the towns of
Donyngton upon the heath, Raunston and Whitwik and the parish of
Whitwik, in the counties of Leicester and Derby, to the yearly value of 10/.
By p.8. [1028.]
Sept. 10. Release to William Plumpton of Plumpton, co. York, knight, of all
Westminster, actions of the crown against him by reason of a recognisance which he made
before Robeii; Danby, chief justice of the Bench, at York on 15 May, 1
Edward IV., in 2000/. to be paid at Whitsuntide then following. By p.s.
Membrane 23.
Mai'ch 6. Revocation of protection with clause volumus. for one year, granted
^estmineter. 19 February by letters patent to Thomas Playne alias Plane, citizen
and grocer of London, going in the company of the king's kinsman
Richard, earl of Warwick, captain of the king's town and castle of Calais
and the mai*ches there, for the defence and victualling of the same, on
certificate by the sheriffs of London that he has not gone.
March 5. Licence for Reginald Grey, lord of Wilton, to enter into all manors and
Westminster, lands of which Thomas, late lord Rigemoud, was seised, late of Richard
Grey, knight, father of the said Reginald ; saving the homage, fealty, relief
and other services due to the king. ^j p.s.
March 12. Exemplification, at the request of Elizabeth, the abbess, and the convent
Westminster, of St. Saviour and St. Mary and St. Bridget, Syon, of the order of St.
Augustine, of the enrolments on the rolls of Chancery of (1) a writing of
Robert, the provost, and the scholars of the college of Sf. Mary and St.
Nichola!>, Cambridge, dated in their chapter house, 26 February, being a
release by them to the said abbess aud convent of all their title in the priory
of St. Michael's Mount, co. Cornwall, the manor of Tileshyde, co. V/ilts,
some time parcel of the alien abbey of Caen, the manor and rectory of Fel-
stede, CO. Essex, some time parcel of the same, all lands and possessions
some time of the abbey of St. Nicholas, Augers, in Spaldyng, co. Lincoln, and
all fruits from the church of Cosham, co. Wilts, with hundreds, courts leet,
wapentakes, views of frank-pledge, knights' fees, advowsons, liberties and all
other commodities and profits; and (2) a memorandum that the said provost
and scholars appeared before William Hastynges of Hastynges, knight.
Master Richard Scrop, chancellor of the University of Cambridge, Jolm
Scot, knight. Master Thomas Turneye, doctor of laws, and William
Alyngton at the University on 5 March and acknowledged the above.
March 12. Exemplification, at the request of Robert Calcot, of the enrolments on the
Westminster, rolls of Chancery of (1) a writing of John Wynter of Almain, merchant,
dated 10 November last, being a grant by him to John Metheley, Robert Foster
and John Alderley, * gentilmen,' of 18 bode of wine called * Reynyshwyne,'
2 barrels of other wine and 5 barrels of oil in a ship or * pleight ' called
Maryy 500 bairels containing 20,000 pounds of litmose and 7 bode of
* Reynyshwyne ' in a ship csdled Cogshipy all his goods in London and
elsewhere within the realm and all debts due to him, by livery of 2d, ; mid
(2) a memorandum that he appeared in Chancery at Westminster oa 19
^November and acknowledged the above.
M 86914. K
178 CA.LENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
\462. Membrane 23^-cont,
March 16. General pardon to John Boon, the abbot, and the (Convent of Burj SU
Westminster. Edmunds, co. Suffolk, for treasoo^i &c., and of any consequent outlawry.
ByK.
March 12, Grant to John, lord Wenlok, knight, from 4 March last, of the custody
Westminster, of all lands late of Katharine, late the wife of Robert Dan vers, in
Abliefeld, held of Edward, late prince of Wales and duke of Cornwall, a»
of the honor of Wallingford, during the minority of Anne, Isabel and
Sybil her daughters and heiresses, with their marriages. l^y bill of p.s.
March 15. Appointment of John Wenlok of Wenlok, knight, as governor of Eleanor
Westminster, late the wife of James, earl of Wiltshire, attainted of hieh treason by autho-
rity of Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, and of her jointure, with
the sole power of appointing and removing servants and officers.
Mbmbranb 22.
March 6. Grant for life to lliomas Sharpe, clerk, of the office of chief engrosser of
Westminster, the Exchequer of Ireland, receiving the accustomed fees ; and grant to him
also during office of 10 marks yearly from the king's manor of Cliapelizod
(Capelle Isolde) and Salmon Leap {Salttu Salmanum)^ in part payment of
the same. By K«
March 5. Grant to Roland FitzEustas, knight, and the heirs male of his body, for
Westminster, bis good service to the king's &ther in his last journey in Ireland and to the
king, that he shall be one of the lords and barons of Parliament in Ireland
by tlie name of lord and baron of Portlester, co. Meath ; and grant to him
and the heirs male of his body of the manor of Portlester, co. Meath,
rendering to the king I2d. yearly. By p.s.
March 4. Grant for life to Maurice Fitz Adam, clerk, of the office- of second cham-
Westmineter. berlain of the Exchequer of Ireland, receiving the accustomed fees ; and
also a yearly rent of 10 marks in part payment of the same from the issues
of the king's manor of Tassagard, co. Dublin, and from 40 acres of land
called * le Wyndmylfeld' by Rathcridane, co. Dublin. By p.8.
March 10. Appointment, during pleasure, of Thomas Mauncell as receiver of all
Westminster, castles, lordships, manors and lands in the counties of Somerset and Dorset,
in the king's hands by reason of an act of resumption in the late Parliament
at Westminster, receiving the accustomed fees. By bill of the treasurer.
March 6. Grant for life to the king's servant Edward Grey, esquire, of the manor
Westminster, of Loxton, co. Somerset, in the king's hands by reason of an act against
Nicholas Latymer, esquire, in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, to
the yearly value of 10/. By p.s.
Feb. 26. Grant in fee simple to John Scot, knight, controller of the king's house-
Westminster, hold, of the reversion of the castle and manor of Chilham and the manors
of Wilderton and Molesshe, co. Kent, on the death of Maijory, late the
wife cf John Roos, knight, lord of Boos, who holds the same in
dower, which belongs to the king by reason of the forfeiture of Thomas
Boos, knight, late lord of Roos, and an act of Parliament at Westminster,
4 November, with knight's fees, advowsons, comls leet, views of frank
pledge, wan ens, fairs, markets and other commodities; and also all lands,
rents and services in Chilham, Godmersham, Trewlegh, Chartham and
Molesshe, co. Kent, in the king's hands as above. By K.
Vacated because elsewhere in the first year.
March 5. Grant to the king's kinswoman Joan sister of John, late duke of
Westminster. Norfolk, and wife of William Wilughby, knight, and Cicely her daughter
and the heirs male of the body of the latter of the reversion on the death of
Katharine, duchess of Norfolk, of all lands, rents and services within the
city of Lincoln called 'Beaumont Rent' with knights' fees, advowsons.
I
2 EDWARD iV.— Pabt L 1»9.
1462. Membrane 22^^coHi,
franchises and liberties, which she hold& in dower of the endowment of John,
/late visGoant Beaumont, her husband,. rendering to. the king a red rose at
Midsummer. By p.s.
Vacated because otherwise below.
I March 5. . Grant for life to the.king^s kinswoman Katharine^ duchess of Norfolk, of
I Westmiiister. the manors of Bei'ton and SteVeton^ co. Lincoln, with liberties, franchises,
I advowsons and knight's fees, in the king's hands by authority of j^arliament
at Westminster, 4 NoTember, rendering the accustomed services at Mid^
summer. By p.s.
Ghnant to the king's kinswoman Joan sister of John, late duke of Norfolk,
and wife of Wilh'am Wilughby, knight, and Cicely her daughter and the
heirs ihale of the body of the latter of the reversion on the death of Elatha-
rine, duchess of Norfolk, of the manors or lordships of Edenham, Billing-
burgh, Lynwod Beaumont and Thoresway Beaumont, co. Lincoln, and all
lands, rents and services within the city of Lincoln called 'Beaumont Rent '
with knights' fees, advowson^, franchises and liberties, which she holds in
dower of the endowment of John, late viscount Beaumont, her husband,
rendering to the king a red rose at Midsummer. By p.s.
July 3. Presentation of Master Richard Boseworth, parson of the parish diurdi
^Mtmiaster. of Brougbton Asteley, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of
Great Billyng, in the same diocese, on an exchange of benefices with Thomas
Persebrigge.
July 16. Grant to the king's servant Richard Langport, derk, of the manor of
WestmiDster. Somersbury in the parish of Ewhurst, co. Surrey, from Michaelmas last so
long as it remains in the Icing's hands, without rendering anything for
^ the same. The manor was taken into the hands of the late king by virtue
of an inquisition taken before William Brigges, escheator of the county,
on 3 November, 36 Henry VI. by which it was found that John Busse-
brigge was seised in his demesne as of fee of it, that it is held in chief by
knight sei*vice and by a rent of I4s, yearly payable at Gumhulst, co. Surrey,
at the return of the sheriff at Michaelmas, that the said John died without
heir of his body on 1 April, 22 Henry VI. that the manor is worth 40^.
yearly, and that Robert Bussebrigge his brother and next heir who was of
the age of 18 years had granted it to Thomas Playstowe and his heirs
and assigns. By p.s.
Membrane 21.
March 6. Appointment during pleasure, to John Wykes, esquire, one of the ushers
Westminster, of the king's chamber, as receiver and approver of the lordship and manor
of Dolyngham, co. Cambridge, and the manor and park of Lanam, co. Suffolk,
late of John, late earl of Oxford, and forfeited to the crown by his rebellion,
receiving the accustomed fees from the issues of the manors.
March 5. Grant to Thomas, archbishop of Canterbury, and George, bishop of
Westminster. Exeter, the king's kinsmen, and Joan wife of William Beaumont, knight,
late lord Beaumont, daughter of Humphrey, late duke of Buckingham, and
the heirs of her body, for the use of herself and her said heirs, with
remainder to the said William Beaumont and the heirs of his body, of the
manors and lordships of Stowe Bardolf, Roughton, FaresweU, Whymbergh,
Matesball, Erpyngham, Wjkmere, Canteleye, Strompeshawe, Castre Bardolf,
and Ilketsale, co. Norfolk, Donyngton, Bromdyssb, Cretyngham and Clopton,
CO. Suffolk, Whatton att Stone, co. Hertford, Halton, co. Oxford, Wilbram,
CO. Cambridge, Ryskyngton, Dygby, Westburgh and Cathorp, co. Lincoln,
and all lands, rents, services, knights' fees, advowsons, courts leet, hundreds,
wapentakes, views of frank -pledge, parks, wairens, fairs, markets, liberties
and franchises belonging to them, late of Thomas, late lord Bfu*dolf, or
William Phelipp, late lonl Bardolf, in the king's hands by reason of an act
M 2
180 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS-
1402. Membrane 21'^cotU.
of forf^ture in Parliamrat at Westminstery 4 November, against the said
William Beaumont, \nth the exception of the manors and lordships of
Plumpton, BirljDg and Bercombe, co. Sassex, and an inn in London near
* Pawleswarff ' reserved to the croirn, with issues from 4 November. By K.
Grant for life to William Josljn of the office of parker of the king's park
of Canipesy^co. Cambridge, with the accustomed fees. Bj p.s.
March 16. Presentation of William Hamond, chaplain, to the parish church of St.
Westminster. Laurence, Bjsyng Castell, in the diocese of Norwich, void by the death of
Bobert Feribj, chaplain.
March 18. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Bourghchier of Bamars, knight,
Westminster, to the custody of the manors of Braunston> Chasfeld, Fenhalle in Sutton,
Groundesburgh, Belynges, Todenham, Newton and Westerfeld, co. Suffolk,
late of Thomas Tudenham, knight, and in the king's hands by his forfeiture,
answering at the Exchequer for the issues of the same.
March 12. Appointment of Dan William Walweyn, monk of Worcester, as prior of
Westminster. Wenlok, in the diocese of Hereford. By p.s. [885.]
March 2d. Grant to William Greneham of the county of Rutland, esquire, for his
Westminster, good service lo the king's father and the king, of the custody during minority
and Ihe marriage of John, son and heir of John Drewe late of Peterborough,
CO. Northampton, 'gentilman.' Bj p.s.
March 14. Commission to John Lescrop of Bolton, knight, Thomas Cobham, knight,
Westminster. John Say, Nicholas Sharp, Thomas Stute\ile, Ralph Cressener and Thomas
Bray to enquire into the complaint of John Doreward and William Mulso
that, whereas Edmund Mulso, knight, was seised in his demesne as of fee
of a messuage, 160 acres of land, 19 acres of meadow, 668, of rent and a rent
of 6 capons, in Thaxstedc and Lyndesele, and other lands, rents and services in
Thaxstedc, Lindesele, Little Berdefelde, Stebbyng and Dunmowe, co. Essex,
with the office of keeping three parks in Thaxstede and granted ihe same
to John Bernard of Thaxstede and his heirs and assigns, and the latter
granted the same to Humphrey, late duke of Buckingham, William, late
marquis of Suffolk, William Oldehalle, knight, Edmund Mulso, knight,
John Harleston, John Stodehawe, Thomas Dounton and the said John ond
William and their heirs and assigns and they were seised of the same in time
of peace in the lime of Henry VI. and the said duke, William Oldehalle,
John Doreward and William Mulso survived the others, they were unjustly
disseised of the same by the king's father Richard, late duke of York, and
the duke of Buckingham and William Oldehalle have since died and the
possessions passed on the death of the duke of York to the king. By K.
March 20. Licence for Alice late the wife of .Benedict Harlewyn, late citizen nnd
Westminster, clothier of London, or her executors to found a chantry of one chaplain
to celebrate divine service daily at the altar of the Holy Trinity in
the church of St. Christopher in the ward of Brndstrete, London, for the
good estate of the king and John Wenlok, knight, lord of Wenlok, and
nerself and for their souls after death and the souls of the king's father
Richard, late duke of York, and the said Benedict, to be called Alson
Harlewyn 'Ghaunterie;'jand for the acquisition in mortmain, after inquisition,
by ihe said chaplain oi lands, rents, services and other possessions, not
held in chief, to the value of 12/. yearly for his sustenance.
By p.s. and for 8/. paid in the hanaper.
March 28* Grant for life to Thomas Mongomery, king's knight, one of the king's
Westminster. * kervers ' {trenchiatorum)j of a yearly rent of 20/. from the issues of the
counties of Noifolk and Suffolk. By p.s. [896.]
March 20. Signification to W. bishop of Winchester of the royal assent to the
WestmiDstcr. election by him of William Wroughton, professor of theology, monk of the
cathedral of Winchester, as abbot of St. Peter's, Chertesey, in the diocese of
2 EDWARD IV.— Part I. 181
1462. Membrane 21 — cont.
Winchester, in the place of Thomas Angowjn, late abbot, resigned,^ in
accordance with the power granted to him by the prior and convent. ■>
Membrane 20.
March 4. Grant for life to Robert Fitz Harry of the office of clerk of the common
We«minster. pleas of the Exchequer of Ireland, with the accustomed fees at the hands of
the treasurer of Ireland. By p.s.
March 4. The like to James Wellesley, esquire, of an annuity of 10 marks yearly
Westminster, at the hands of the receivers, farmers and occupiers of the king's manors of
Belskeagh and Rathconre^ co. Meath, in Ireland, standing on the frontiers
of tlie marches adjoining the Connors, the king's Irish enemies, by whom
they have been greatly wasted, in consideration of a like grant to him of an
annuity of lOOf. from the same granted by the king in consideration of his
good service to his father. By p.s. [866i]
March 13. Appointment, during pleasure, of Thomas Herbert, one of the esquires of
Westminster, the body, to the custody of the manor of Bekford, co. Gloucester, and all
lands and tenements in that county formerly of the alien abbot of Baylbek,
in the king's hands by reason of an act of Parliament at Westminster,
4 November, answering for the issues of the same at the Exchequer.
Feb. 20. Grant for life to John Ottnr of all lands, rents and services in Padyng*
Westminster, thorp and Hornyngton, co. York, of which William Taylboys, esquire,
rebel, was seised, in the king's hands by his forfeiture. By p.s.
Vacated because in the first year.
March 15. Appointment, for. such time as her husband is alive, of John Wenlok of
Wenlok, knight, as keeper and governor of Eleanor wife of Robert Hunger-
ford, late lord of Hungerford and Moleyns, knight, attainted of high treason
by authority of Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, and her two younger
sons and her only daughter and all the lordships, manors, lands and possessions
which her husband held in her right, from Michaelmas last so long as they
remain in the king's hands. lie is to appoint and remove all servants, and
to levy all rents and issues and expend them on the sustenance of the said
Eleanor and her children and six servants in her company and two servants
in the company of her children and other reasonable expenses and to
account to the king for the surplus.
The like of the said John Wenlok as keeper and governor of Anne, wife
of Edmund Hampden, knight, attainted as above, and the castles,
lordships, manors, lands and possessions, which they held in her right.
May 7. Appointment, during pleasure, of William Hill to take stone-cutters,
Westminster, masons, carpenters, plumbers, tilers, smiths, plasterers and other workmen
at the king's wages for the repairs of the palace of Westminster, the Tower
of London and the manor of Kenyngton and elsewhere within the realm,
and also stone, timber, iron, lead, glass, tiles, laths, shingles, boards, nails^
and other necessaries, and carriage for the same.
May 13. Presentation of Robert Segeforth, chnplain, to the parish church of
Westminster. Graynesby, in the diocese of Lincoln, void by the resignation of John
Broune.
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May 23. Pardon to John Fyssher of Pedeltowne, co. Dorset, ' husbondman,' of his
Westminster, outlawry in the county of Devon for not appearing before John Prysot and
his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late king, to satisfy John Gierke of
40s. which the latter recovered against him before the said justices and
13^. 4d. damages; he having surrendered to the Flete prison as Rol^ert
Danby, chief justice, has certified.
'i8(2 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS*
1462. Membrane 19.
Iforch 81. OfmiI ta tlie king's BCfrritor ^Richard Croft the elder, esquire, and the
Wettmiotter. heirs male ol his bodj of the manor of Barf ord with its appurtenances in
the countj of Salop and the advowson of the church of Burford, to the
value of 20/. jearlj, all lands, rents and services in Karkedon, co. Worcester,
to the value of 60#. yearly, and all lands, rents and services in Levntwardyn
wiihin the honour or lordship of Wyggemore, to the value ox 5 marks
yearly, in the king's hands by reason of the forfeiture of Thomas Comewaile,
esquire, attainted in the Parliament held at Westminster, 4 November last,
at a rent of \d^ yearly at Michaelmas. By p.s.
March 15. Mandate to all bailiffs and others to permit Richard Henrys, a native of
Wettminster. Edynburgh in Scotland, staying at London, who has taken an oath of
fealty, to inhabit the realm peaceably and enjoy his goods. By K.
April 2. Grant to the king's servant Thomas Palmer of the county of Leicester,
Westminster. Tgentilman,' iot his good aervioe to the king's father and the king and his
losses to the amount of 340/., of the manor of Fretheby, co. Leicester,
lately belonging to Thomas, late lord of Boos, and in the king's hands by
. reason of an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, not exceeding
the yearly value of 16/., for 10 years from Michaelmas last. Bj p.s.
April 1. Appointment, during pleasure, from Michaelmas last, of John Stourton
Weftminster. of Stourton, knight, to the custody of all castles, lordships, manors, lands
and possessions late of Robert, lord Hungerford, deceased, of which
John Say, John Mervyn, G-regory Westby and others were seised by him
for the payment of his debts and dbe finance of Robert his son and heir, with
some merchant or merchants, and which are now in the king's hands.
April 2. Grant to Richard Sapcote, in repayment of 40/. lent to the king when he
Westminster, was last in the town of Calais, that he may retain 6t. 8 J. from &e custom
on each sack of wool and the same from the custom of every 240 wool*fells
of Lis own shipping {eskippaiione) coming into the port of Ipswich, until
he be fully satisiied. By p.s. [895.]
March 30. Grant to William Huse and the heirs male of his body of the manor of
Westeunster. Burton Pedwardyn, co. Lincoln, late of Thomas BanyelL By p.s.
April 10. Presentation of John Rysshton, chaplain of the chantrv of Holy Cross in
Westminster, the church of Stanlak, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of St. Giles,
Wynchelsey, in the diocese of Chichester, on au exchange of benefices with
Philip AppliowelL
April 10. Presentation of Robert ap Ever, chaplain, to the church of Llanyckill in
Westminster. Penlyn in North Wales, in the diocese of St. Asaph, void bv the death of
David Lloit, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the bishopric
being in his hands.
April 15. Presentation of Roger Gery, rector of the parish church of Dommer, in
Westminster, the diocese of Winchester, to the parish church of Whitchirch, in the
diocese of Lincoln, on an exchange of benefices with brother John Argenteyn.
April 14. Appointment, during pleasure, of the king's kinsman John, earl of
\\restminBter. Worcester, as treasurer of the Exchequer, with the accustomed fees.
ByK.
April 23. General pardon to John Heydon alias Haydon of the county of Norfolk,
Westmioster. < gentilman.' By K.
April 26. Licence for the prioress and convent of Romsey to elect an abbess in the
Westminster, place of Matilda Lovell, deceased.
April 28. Presentation of Master John Segden to the parish church of Llancather
Westaninster. Moghtenet, in the diocese of St. Asaph, void by the death of David Keffyn.
April 26. Grant for life to Master William Hobbys, the king's surgeon, of two
Westminster, parts of a place, a wharf, a crane and divers houses in the parish of St.
Martin in the Vintry, London, late of John, late duke of B^ford, in the
2 EDWARD XV.— Pabt I. IBS
. ,-5.
1462* Membrane 19^-con/»
king's hands by virtue of an act of resamption in Parliam^t^ 28 H^^orjiYI.,
. '- h to. the value.of .14/. yearly, Baving the right of Jaqiietta^-^uf^esspf Bedford,
in the samei By p.8.
'Mar IG. Presentation of Master William Broun to the parish church of St. Mary,
, Wefttminster. Kelleseye, in the diocese of Lincoln. . .
May 12. Grant, during pleasure, to William Baldre of the office of tronage and
Westminster, pesage in the port of Ipswich and ports and places adjacent, reoetving the
accustomed fees. By bill of treasurer.
April 19. * Orant for life to William Phelipp, servant of the king's kinsman John,
Westminster, earl of Worcester, of the office of the bailiwick of Ha¥Fe and Trylley, co.
Gloucester, receiving 40*. yearly for the same in the same manner as other
occupants of the office. By p.8;
Mbmbranb 18.
March 6. Appointment, during pleasure, of William Tempyll and Gregory Griffith
Westminster, to take caipenters called ^ whelers ' and * cartwrightes ' and others, stone-
cntterst smiths, plumbers and other workmen for the works of the king's
ordnance, and idso bombards, cannons, ' culveryn&«,' * fowlei-s,' ' serpentynes,*
and other cannons, powders, sulphur, saltpetre, stones, iron, lead and other
equipment, crossbows and bolts for them, bows, arrows, ^ bowestrengis,*
^ langedebeves,' lances, ' gleyves,' hammers and other necessaries and carriage
for the same and horses called * hakeneys.'
The like of John Gye, clerk of the king's ordnnnce, Itnd Edmund
Selander.
March 14. Appointment, during pleasure, of William Weldon as auditor of the
Westminster, accounts of all ministers of the king's possessions in South Wales, receiving
the same wages as Richard Bedeford, late one of the auditors.
By bill of the treasurer.
March 12. Grant for life to Bobert Ketilwell of the office of purveyor of divers stones
Westminster, in the countv of Kent for the king's works at the palace of Westminster,
the Tower of London and the manors of Shene, Eltham iuid Kenyngton,
with the accustomed fees from the issues of the king's lordship of Middelton
and his hundreds of Midelton and Merden. By p.s.
March 5. Pardon to the king's uncle William, earl of Kent, and Robert Ingilton,
Westminster, of London, ' gentilman,' late escheator in the county of Northampton, of all
fines and accounts due from them, and of any consequent outlawry.
ByK.
March 16. Grant for life to the king's servitor William Pault of the custody of the
Westminster, king's park of Byfleto, co. Surrey, and his warren there from 25 July last,
with the accustomed fees from the issues of the king's manor or lordship of
Byflete, in lieu of another grant to him of the same by letters patent dated
25 July, surrendered as being insufficient. By K.
March 4. The like to Richard Brenan and John Godyng of the office of second
Westminster, engrosser of the Exchequer of Ireland, receiving the accustomed fees ; and
grant to them also during office of 10 marks yearly from the king's
fee farm of Chapelizod and Salmon Leap in part payment of the same.
By p.8.
March 12. Grant to the king's servant John Wenlok, knight, lord of Wenlok, and
Westminster, the heirs of his body, of all lordships, manors and knds with knights'fees
and advowsons late of John Fortescue, knight, in the counties of Middlesex
and Hertford and the reversion of the manor of Eburton, co. Gloucester, on
the death of Jocosa Guewell alicts Beauchampte, widow, belonging to the
king by reason of the forfeiture of the said John Fortescue. Qj p,8.
Vacated becatue otherwise below*
1S4 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1462. Metnbrane 18— con/.
March 14. Appointment, during pleasure, of the said John Wcnlok to the cufitodT-
Westminster, of the manors of Oxcburgh and Calcote, the hundreds of Laundjssh and
Suthegrenehowe, and other lands, rents and services in Oxeburgh, Calcote,
Foulden, Clej and Shjngham, co. Norfolk, late of Thomas Tadenham,.
knight, and in the king's hands through his forfeiture, answering for the-
issues of the same nt the Exchequer.
1468.
Jan. 20. Grant in fee simple to the king's kinsman John, earl of Worcester, of an
Westminster, annuity of 20/. from the fee farm of the town of Cambridge in lien of a like-
annuitj from the issues of the county of Worcester, annulled by authority
of Parliament at Westminster. By p.s»
1462,
May 6. Appointment, during pleasure, of William Malpnce, groom of the king's
Westminster, chjimber, as keeper of the park of Dodyngherst, eo. Essex, lately belonging.
to John Veer, late earl of Oxford, a rebel, and in the king's hands through
his forfeiture, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
May 7. Grant to Robert Cousyn, clerk of the king's great wardrobe, of all goods-
Westminster, belonging to the king by the forfeiture of Oliver Kyng late of Cambridge,
clerk. By p.s^
Membrane 17.
March 4. Appointment for life of Thomas Dowdull as the king's serjeant at law in
Westminster. Ireland, with the accustomed fees. By p.s,
March 15. Appointment of John Wenlok of Wenlok, knight, as keeper and governor
Westminster, of Anne, wife of Edmund Hampden, knight, attainted of high treason by
authority of Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, and all castles,
lordships* manors, lands and possessions which they held in her right,
from Michaelmas last so long as they remain in the king's hands, lie is
to appoint and remove all servants, and to levy all rents and issues and
expend them on the sustenance of the said Anne and four servants in her
company and other reasonable expenses and to account to the king for the
surplus.
March 26. Grant for life in dower to the king's kinswoman Margaret, duchess of
Westmmster. Somerset, fiom Easter, 1 Edward IV., of the lordships and manors of
Alforth, Bumthorpe, Wytliym, Strnbbe and Connyngesholme and all lands
and tenements in those places, late of Leo, lord Welles, her late husband,
not exceeding tho yearly value of 120/., with knights' fees, advowsons and
other appurtenances in the county of Lincoln. The said Leo was seised of
the above and of the lordships and manors of Ellowe, Aby, Welles,
Parteney, Graynesby, Litell Grymesby, Bradley and a third part of the
lordsiiip of Skendilby, sometime called Welles part, and lauds in those
places and in Gouxill, co. Lincoln, but they were taken into the king's hands
by reason of an act of Parliament at Westminster, 4 November. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender and cancelledy so far as the tnanors ofBume-
thorp and Strubbe are concerned, because the king granted to her the
manors of Wellezy Graynesby^ Bradley^ Aby and JSkendelby as above
by letters patent y 27 July.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled at the command of the king by
signet letter, 1^8 May, 8 Edu:ard IV.
March 28. Grant for life to the king's servitor John Gilliet of the office of keeper
Westminster, of the palace and clerk of the woiks within the king's castle of Dublin in
Ireland, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
May 10. Grant to George Pilkyngton, chaplain, of the prebend of Arthyngton in
Westminster, the king's chapel of St. Mary Magdalene, Briggenoth. By p.s. [918.]
Mandate in pursu:mce to the dean and chapter.
2 EDWARD IV.— Part L 185
1462. Membrane 17 — conU
"SivLj 5, Grant to Henry Pierpoimt, esquire, and the heirs male of his bodj of the
Westminster, manor or lordship of Stavelev, co. Derby, late of John Clyffordy knight,
late lord of Clyiford, worth 12:. yearly, to hold by fealty and the accustomed
service. By p.8.
May 12. Mandate to the escheator m the county of Surrey for the restitution of
Westminster, the temporalities of the monastery of St. Peter, Chertesey, to William
Wroughton, monk of the cathedral of Winchester, whom W., bishop of
Winchester, has elected abbot on the resignation- of Thomas Angewyn.
The like to the following : —
Hugh Wyche, mayor and escheator of London.
The escheator in the county of Berks.
Writ de intendendo in pursuance to the tenants.
May 16. Grant to Edmund Grosetter and the heirs male of his body of all lands,
Westminster, woods, moors, rents and seiTices in the lordship of Charleton, co.
Northumberland, of which John Beaumniint, rebel, was seised on 30 March,
1 Edward IV., not exceeding the value of 10/. yearly. By p.s.
May 4. General pardon to Richard Knotte alias Sherman of Exeter, co. Devon,
Westminster. *yoinan.' By p.8.
MEM9RANB 16.
May 18. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of the king's brother
Westminster. George, duke of Clarence, the king's lieutenant in Ireland, dated 16 May,
appointing Roland FitzEustace, knight, lord of Portelestre, as his deputy
in Ireland during his absence. For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
May 15. Grant for life to John Gilys of the office of packer of woollen cloths,
Westminster, vessels of pewter, rabbit skins, wool-fells, ' thromes,' and other mer-
chandise within the port of Pole and in ' crikes ' and places pertaining to it
in the counties of Dorset and Wilts and the port of Ipswich and * crikes *
and places pertaining to it in the counties of Suffolk and Essex, with all
due profits. By p.8.
May 20. Signification to W., bishop of Winchester, of the royal assent to the
Westminster, election of Dame Joan Brygges, prioress of Romsey, as abbess of that
place.
May 27. Presentation of John Laceby, chaplain, to the paiish church of Kelsey
Leicester. Marie, in the diocese of Lincoln, void by the resignation of Thomas
Maistre.
Pardon to John Daye of Kyngeston on Hull, ' merchaunt,' for his good
irvice to the king and the king's father, and to Richai'd Calton and Thomas
Stanley of Hull, his sureties, of sums of 20/. and 43/. 5^. in which he was
indebted to Henry VI. by writings of obligation dated 31 October,
39 ileniy VI., for subsidies of wool and fells taken from Hull to Calais.
By p.s. [944.]
May 25. General pardon to Thomas Horn, chaplain, alias clerk. By p.B.
Leicester.
The like to John Catour alias Baxter of Ramsey, co. Huntingdon,
. * yoman ' alias * wodward.' By p.8.
The like to Walter Boston alias Botiller alias Baxter alias Baker aliens
Wesenham of Ramsey, co. Huntingdcn, * yoman.' By p,s.
May 26. The like to Roger Bigg of Nusted, co. Lircoln, * yoman.' By p.8.
Leicester.
Grant for life, with the assent of the king*s brother George, duke of
Claience^ the king's lieutenant iu Ii-eland, to Thomas Baryngton of Trym,
esquire, for his good service to the king's father the duke of York and the
king, of the office of second baron of the Exchequer of Ireland, receiving
May 25.
Leicester, service
186
OAIiENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
ld.62.
Maj 16.
Wettminster.
May 27.
Leicester.
Maj 20.
Leicester.
May 27.
Westminster.
MeMbrane 16 — cant.
the accustomed feet from the issQes, fines and forfeitures of the county of
!Meath and the issues of the king's manor of Oustelricaid in Irefamd. ^'
By pji.
Grant to John Kyngescot, doctor, in recompence of 600/. due to him
fVom the king's father and the king, of the temporalities of the bishopric of
CaAitle during its present TOtdance by the death d the hite bishop.
By p.8.
Grant for life to William Norbourgh of the office of keeper of the king's
manor of Shene, receiving the accustomed fees from 11 May last from me
issues of the king's manors of Shene, Petrisham and Hammes, in lieu of a
grant of the custody by letters patent dated 11 May, surrendered. By p.s.
The like to the king's servant John Wharff, from 24 June last, of the
office of keeper of the. king's beds and other harness within the Tower of
London alias keeper of . the king's small wardrobe there, receiving the
accustomed fees with wages of two grooms under him from the issues of
the counties of Bedford and Buckinghaiu, in the same manner as Adam
atte Wode. By p.s.
Pardon to the mayor, sheriffs, burgesses and men of the town of
Nottingham, for 20 years, of 20/. yearly out of the 54/. 12«. due to the
king from the farm of the town. By pjs.
May 27.
Leicester.
May 30.
Leicester.
May 29.
Leicester.
Membrane 15.
Inspeximus of letters patent dated 27 April (see m. 13), being a grant to
the king*s kinsman Hicliard Neville, earl of Warwick, of divers castles,
lord»bips, manors, and lands ; and grant to the said earl in fee simple in
lieu of the above, surrendered and cancelled, of the manors, lordships, and
towns of Topcliffe, Stcrboten, Cletop, Bukden, Preston, Setill and Gegles-
wike, CO. York, and all other lands, rents and services late of Henry, earl
of Northumberland, deceased, son of Henry, earl of Northumberland,
deceased, within the above, and in Astenby and Cristhwaytt, and places
called Langstruath, Langstruathdale, Ribblesdale, Litton and Littondale,
CO. York, the castles, manors and lordshipn of Pendragon, Burgh, Burgham
and Appilby, th^ manor and lordship of Mallerstang, the manor and lord-
ship of Whynfell, co. Westmoreland, and all other castles, manors, lordships,
lands and possessions late of John Clyfford, knight, late lord of Qyfford,
in that county, the manor and lordship of Newportpanell, co. Buckingham,
late of James,-late earl of Wiltshire, the manor and lordship of Streynesham,
CO. Worcester, late of John Russell, esquire, and the king's manors and
lordships of Morend, co. Northampton, and Atherston and Fulbroke, co.
Warwick, with knights' lees, ad vow sons, return of writs, courts leet, views
of frank pledge, parks, warrens, chases, fairs, markets, hundreds and all
other profits and liberties. By p.s.
Grant for life to Thomas Erdyngton, king's knight, and Jocosa his wife
of the manor or lordship of Bordesley by Aston, co. Warwick, late of
James, late earl of Wiltshire, in the king's hands by reason of an act of
forfeiture in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, with knights' fees,
wards, marriages, reliefs, escheats, courts leet, views of frank-pledge,
warrens, fisheries and other profits and liberties, with all issues from
4 March, 1 Edward IV. By p.s.
Grant, during pleasure, to Thomais Grey, one of the esquires of the body,
of the custody of the manors or lordships of Weston, Aldenam, Cuntyes
and Sparamhall in Necton, co. Norfolk, Eriswell and Kydyngton, co.
Suffolk, and Habyngton, co. Cambridge, late oC Thomas Tudenham, knight,
from the death of the latter, with wards, marriages, reliefs, escheats, courts
2 EDWARD lY.— Pabt I.
187
1462.
» .*
May 30.
Leioester.
May 29.
Maj 28.
lieicester.
Maj 11.
Westminster.
Membrane 15 — cont»
leet, franchiaefl, lands, wxM>d8» mil(B, rea^d^.i^efvioes, .teuea and profiU
iriibont. rendering aaythihg to the king. Bj K.
Pardon to the major, bailiffs, borgesses, men and commonalty of the
town of Northampton, for 20 years, of 20/. yearly out of the 180 marks of
the farm of the town. By p.s.
Pardon to William Walweyn, monk of Worcester, eUias William, prior
of Wenlok, in the diocese of Hereford, of all offences committed by him
against the statute of provisors ; and grant that he may receive and publish
apostolic letters' concerning the priory of Wenlok. By p.s.
Grant, during pleasure, to the king's knight John Scot, controller of the
king's household, of the custody of the manor and lordship of Higham in
the town and parish of Cheshun, co. Buckingham, late of John Veer, earl
of Oxford, from the death of the latter, with courts leet, franchises, lands,
woods, mills, rents, services and issues, without - rendering aiiything to the
king. By p.s.
Grant for life to the king's servant John Haward, knight, of two tene-
ments which John Merston lately had of the grant of Henry YI. in London,
one in the parishes and lanes of St. Martin Orgar and St. Michael in
€roked Lane, and the other in Croked Lane in the parish of St. Margaret,
Bruggestrete, which tenements the lord of Bafdolf likewise had of the grant
of Henry VI. By p.s.
May 16.
Westmixttter,
May 28.
Leicester.
June 3.
Westminster.
May 28.
Leioester.
May 30.
flofthanipton.
Mbmbkanb 14.
Grant to the king's servitor Bichard Hastynges, esquire, and the heirs
male of his body of the manors and lordships of Overton Quatermars,
Godeby and Cunston, co. Leicester, with the advowsons of the churches
there, and all lands and possessions Late of John Beaumont, esquire, in those
places and in Overton Saucy, Osgathorp, Thringeston, Worthington and
the parish of Whitewyk, co. Leicester, a messuage and a yard of land
in Hatheme, co. Leicester, and a messuage and a virgate of land in Iseley
Walton, CO. Leicester, late of the same, in the king's hands by reason of
an act of forfeiture in Parliament at Wegtminster, 4 November, with all
issues from 4 March, 1 Edward IV., and the reversion on the death of
Elizabeth, late the wife of the said John, of the manors and lordships of
Little Boudon, co. Northampton, and Winterbume Maureward, co. Dorset^
with the advowson of the church of the latter, and all lands and possessions
which she holds in those places, with knights' fees, advowsons, wards,
marriages, reliefs, escheats, courts leet, views of frank-pledge, parks, warrens,
chuces, fail's, markets, fisheries and other rights. By p.s.
Licence for the merchants of the realm dwelling in the parts of Holand,
Seland, Brabant and Flanders and other friendly parts beyond the seas to
congregate together and choose certain persons as their governors, for the
better settling of disputes, and to make reasonable ordinances for their
governance. By p3.
Grant to the king's servants John Fogge, knight, treasurer of the house-
hold, and John Scotte, knight, controller of the same, of the appointment
of the master of the house or hospital of St. Anthony within the city of
London at the next voidance* By p.s.
Appointment for life of John Par, esquire, as sheriff of the county of
Westmoreland. By K.
Mandate to the escheator in the counties of Southampton and Wilts for
the restitution of the temporalities of the monastery of St. Mary, Romsey,
of the Benedictine order, to Joan Brygges, whose election as Mien W.,
188
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1462.
May 28.
Leicester.
May 25.
Leicester.
May 27.
LeiccKter.
March 4.
Westminster.
May 27.
Leicester.
Membrane 14 — cofit.
bishop of Winchester, has confirmed, and whose fealty the king has ordered
to be taken by Thomas Forest, clerk, and Maurice Berkeley of Bettesthorn^
esquire.
The like to the following : —
The escheator in the county of Gloucester.
The escheator in the county of Dorset.
Writ de intendendo in pursuance to the tenants.
Grant for life to Master James Fryse of a messuage called ' le grete belle'
by le Barbican in the parish of St. Botolph in Aldrisshegatestrete in the
suburbs of London with 14 other messuages annexed, late of John GK>umey,
esquire, and Nicholas Browne of the grant of Henry YI., to hold by
homage and fealty only. By p.s.
Grant for life to the king's servant John Pilkyngton, one of the esquires
of the body, of the herbage and pannage of the king's park of Berkhamp-
stede, CO. Hertford, and the mbbits in the park and within the warren of
the lordship or honour of Berkhampstede, from Michaelmas last, rendering
1005. yearly at the hands of the receiver of the lordship. By p.s.
Grant, during pleasure, to Anthony WoddevlUe, lord Scales, and Elizabeth
his wife, daughter and heiress of Thomas, late lord Scales, of the custody of
the manor caJled ' le Syche' and other lands, rents, services, knights* fees
and advowsons in South Lynne, late of Thomas Tudenham, knight, deceased,
in the king's hands by reason of his forfeiture, not exceeding the yearly
value of 20/., without rendering anything to the king. By p.s.
Appointment of Robert Berne wall, knight, for his good service to the
king's father in his last journey in Ireland, as one of the barons of Parlia-
ment in Ireland, to hold in tail male, by the name of lord and baron of
Trymletiston and one of the king's council there, with fees of 10/. yearly
for life from the fee farm of Chapel izod and Salmon Leap at the hands of
the prior and brethren of the Hospital of St. John of Jeru»ilem in Ireland.
By p.8.
Appointment, during pleasure, of John Trebon, one of the clerks of the
king's chapel, to the custody of a place by Bysshoppesgate in the parish of
All Hallows in the Wall in the city of London, lately belonging to the earl
of Oxford, a rebel, with the fees and profits. By p.s. [939.]
May 14.
Westminster.
June 16.
Westminftter.
May 14.
Westminster.
May 18.
Westminster.
May 18.
Westminster.
May 16.
Weitminster.
Mbmbranb 13.
Appointment, during pleasure, of John Gcrvays as controller of the great
and petty custom, the subsidy of wools, hides and wool-fells, and the subsidy
of the Zs. in the tun and 12^. in the pound in the port of Jarncmouth and
poi-ts and places adjacent, provided that he execute the office in person.
By bill of the treasurer*
The like of the following in the ports named : —
John Wykes in the port of Bishops Lynn and ports and places
adjacent. By bill of the treasurer.
Giles Dacre in the port of Poole and ports and places adjacent.
By bill of the treasurer.
Daniel Sheldon in the port of Briggewater and ports and places
adjacent. By bill of the treasurer.
John Showte in the ports of Plimmouth and Fowey and ports and
place.'} adjacent. By bill of the treasurer.
John Dunne in the port of Bristol and ports and places adjacent.
By bill of the treasurer.
2 EDWAKD IV— Pakt L 189
1462. Membrane 13— con^
Maj 15. William Hattecljrff in the port of Ipswich and ports and places adjacent.
Wettminstcr. By bill of the treasurer.
Maj 13. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Beaufitz as receiver of the king's
Westminster, lordship and forest of Fekenham, co. Worcester, from the fir&t daj of the
reign, receiving the accustomed fees. By bill of the treasurer.
May 10. Grant to the king's servant John Feryby, one of the yeomen of the crown
Westminster, and the heirs male of his body, for his good service to the king's father and
the king, of a house in Kyngeston on Hull in the parish of St. Mary, lately
l)elonging to the earl of Northumberland, not exceeding the value of 40;.
yearly, in the king's hands by authority of an act in Parliament at West-
minster, 4 November. By p.s.
May 16. Exemplification, at the request of John Johnson, of (1) the enrolment of
Westminster, a writing of John Kirkeby, citizen and clothier of London, dated 10 Sep-
tember, 38 Henry VI., being a grant to Thomas Croxton, ' gentilmao,'
William Panell the elder of Glemmesford, co. Suffolk, ^ yoman,' and John
Johnson, citizen and butcher of London, their executors and assigns, of all
his goods ; and (2) the enrolment of a memorandum that he appeared in
Choncery at Westminster on that day and acknowledged the above.
April 27. Grant in fee simple to the king's kinsman Bichard Neville, earl of War-
Westminster, wick, of the manors or lordships of Topclyffe, Ryddysdale, Rybblesddale and
Langstrothe Dale, co. York, late of Henry, late earl of Northumberland, the
castle, manor and lordship of Pendragon, the manor and lordship of Mailer-
stang, the castles, manors and lordships of Burgh and Appulby, the manor,
lordship and park of Wyngfeld, the castle, manor and lordship of Burgham,
CO. Westmoreland, and all other castles^ lordships, manors, lands, rents and,
services in that county late of John Clifford, knisht, late lord of Clifford,
the manor or lordship of Newport Panell, co. Buckingham, late of James,
enrl of Wiltshire, and the manor or lordship of Streyuesham, co. Worcester,
late of John Bossell, esquire, in the king's hmids by reason of an act of
forfeiture in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, and the king's manor,
or lordships of Morend, co. Northampton, and Atheeston and Fulbrokc, co.
Warwick, with knights' fees, advowsons, courts leet, views of frank pledge,
parks, warrens, fairs, markets, hundreds and all other profits. By p.s.
June 4. General pardon to Alice Passelewe alias Passhelewe of London,
Westminster. * wedowe.' By p.s.
March 11. Grant to Robert Dauncy of the office of feodary of all castles, manors,
Westmintitcr. lands, knights' fees and services late of John, late earl of Oxford, in the
counties of £ssex, Suffolk, Norfolk, Cambridge, Hertford and Middlesex, so
long as they remain in the king's hands, receiving the accustomed fees.
By p.s.
May 18. Pardon to Roger Garnet, late of Wybbunbury, co. Chester, *yoman,'
Westminster, for all treasons, felonies, trespasses and contempts committed by him, and of
any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
June 8. Licence for Katharine Micliell, nun of St. Gary's, Higham, and the
Westminster, convent of that place to elect a prioress in the place of Isabel Wade,
deceased.
Membranes \2andl\.
May 8. InsptximuM and confirmation to the mayor, bailiffs imd commonalty of the
Westminster, city of Winchester of the following : —
1. Letters patent dated 10 March, 17 Henry VL, inspecting and con-
confirming a charter dated Westminster, 25 November, 3 Henry IV.
[^Charter Roily 3 aa</4 Henry IV. No. S^] inspecting and con-
firm-ng a charter dated Westminster, 6 May, 10 Edward II L
190 t»ALBNI)AR OF PATENT BOLLSL
1462. Membranes 12 and ll-^^canL
l[Ckarter Roll^ iO Edward II I^ No. 37,] inspecting and confinnip^
a cEarter dated Nottiugham, 5 Maj, 1 Edward III. inspecting and
confirming the following : —
(1.) A charter of Henry If. dated at Salisburj.
- (2.) Another charter of Kenrj II. dated at Salisbury.
^3.) A charter dated Westminster, 20 Jane, 18 Edward I.
inspecting and confirming a charter dated Westminster, 4
May, 11 Henry III. {Charter RoUy 11 Henry III, p. 1, m. 5,]
2. Letters patent dated 7 June, 20 Henry YI. being a grant to them oi
chattels of felons, fugitives and outlaws, waifs, fines and amerce-
ments, and execution of writs within the city and liberty, and licence
for them to choose four aldeimen who with the mayor shall be
justices of the peace, and of oyer and terminer, within those limits;
provided that this shall not be to the prejudice of the king's uncle,
Henry, cardinal of England, bishop of Winchester, and the convent
of the cathedral. By 5 marks paid in the hanaper.
Membrane \\-^-<ont.
May 18. Pardon to John Fletcher of Nottingham, 'fietcher,' of the trespasses and
WeBtmioBter. felony of which he was convicted before Robert Clifton, knight, Robert
Strelley, knight, Richard Willughby and Thomas Nevill of Southleverton,
justices of the peace in the county of Nottingham, and for which he was
condemned to be hanged, viz., that on Monday after the Epiphany, 1^
Edward IV. he lay in ambush with others ^at Arnall, co. Nottingham,
to kill Richard Webster and Agnes his wife and assaulted and robbed them
of 83^. 4c/. ; on information that he was in no way guilty. By p.s.
June 4. . Grant for life to Hugh Amory of the ofiice of usher of the king's
Westminster, excliange within the Tower of London, receiving fees as in the time of
Edtvard III. at the hands of the keeper of the exchange, with all other
accustomed profits. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled^ because the king granted the office
to Hugh Brice and James Bricefor lifeby otJier letters patenty \b February^
11 Edward IV.
June 23. Grant to William Hasty nges of Hasty nges, knight, of full power to
"VVestminster. receive persons into the king's grace at his discretion. By K.
June 15. Appointment for life of the king's servant John Burghchier, knight, as
Westminster, steward of all lordships, manors and lands of the king's honour and lordship
of Richemound in the county of Norfolk, receiving 10/. yearly for his fee
from the issues of the same,^ with all accustomed profits. By p,8.
July 3. Grant for life to the king's knight John Asteley, in recompense of his
Westminster, great losses sustained in the king's service and for the sustentation of the
order of the Garter, of an annuity of 40/. from the issues of the manor of
Heightisberj. co. Wilts, lately belonging to Robert Molyns, late lord
Hungerford, in the king's hands by reason of an act of attaint in Parliament
at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. ^vith power of distraint if
payment be deferred twenty days. By p.s. f 986.]
Sept. 11. Grant to Peter Ardern, knight, one of the justices of the Bench, for the
Westminster, better maintenance of his estate, of 110 marks yearly at the hands of the
keeper of the hanaper or the customers in the ports of London, Bristol
and Kyngeston on Hull, according to the form of an act in Parliament at
Westminster, 18 Henry VI. and IO65. 11;^^. and the sixth part of ^c?.
yearly at Christmas for a furred robe and 66*. 6rf. yearly at Whitsuntide
for a lined robe, at the hands of the same.
2 EDWARD lY.— Part L 14H
1462. Membrane 10.
June 11. Grant for life to the \dng*h servitor John Browne, rider 6£ the forest of
WestmioBier. Morff, co. Salop, of 4d. daily from the issues of tlte king's mills of Pendle*
ston, CO. Salop, at the hands of the bailiffs of Bruggenorth. By p.s. [977.]
. , Mandate in pursuance to the said bailiffs.
Ju3)e 11, • Grant for life to Henry Torkyngton of two messaageeon the hitbe-ealled
Wettminster. < le Tourewharf ' by the city uf London, whereof one end abuts on the river
Thames to the south, a parcel of land on the said ' Tourewhflrf,' 40 feet
> t long by 20 feet broad, on which Robert Cony, ' joynor,' deceased, built a now
^mimsion, a ehsap opposite the said parcel of land between the ditch of the
Tower and the highway on the wharf with a newly built mansion, a
messuage on the said wharf in which John Elyngham, deceased, lately
dwelt, with a garden adjacent, LOO feet broad from the great west entranqe
and the office of the keeper of the king's tents (tentariarum) to the eastern
end of the garden and 3 standard paces {pas»us (usise) long, and all other
messuages in the king's hands on the said wharf with gardens and vacant
plaoes from the door of the Tower by the hospital of §t. Katharine to the
door of the Tower on the south called * le postern,' to the value of 10 marks
yearly, answering at the Exchequer ibr any surplus. By p.8»
June IS. Declaration to all admirals and others that Robert de Lynton, bachelor
Westminster, of either law, who was born at the town of Jedworth on the marches of
Scotland which at that time was part of the realm of England, and who
has since his youth remained in England and beyond seas at his studies, is
a true-bom subject of the king, notwithstanding that the said town has since
been occupied by the Scots.
May 30. Grant for life to Ralph, lord of Sudeley, of 4 bucks in summer and 6 doea
NoithamptoD. iu winter within the king's park of Wodestoke. By K.
Jane 20. Mandate to all bailiffs and others to permit David Lyndesaye, a native of
Westminster. Dunde in Scotland, staying at Redyng within the realm of England, wha
has taken an oath of fealty, to inhabit the realm peaceably for his life and
enjoy his goods. By p.s..
May 30. General pardon to William Okyngden of the parish of Slaugham, co.
Leicester. Sussex, * yoman.* By K*
May 6. Gi ant in fee simple to John Fogge, knight, treasurer of the king's house-
Westminster, hold, of the manor of Hothfeld, co. Kent, late of Thomas, late lord of Roos,
in the king's hands by his forfeiture, with knights' fees, advowsone, wards,
marriages, reliefs, escheats, courts leet, views of frank pledge, parks, fairs,
markets, fisheries and all other profits. By p.s.
^larch 20. Grant to Richard the abbot, and the convent of Peterborough, of goods
Westminster, of felons, fugitives and outlaws within their hundreds of Nassoburgh, Poke-
broke, Hokeslowe and Navesford, co. ISforthampton, and all other their
hundreds, manors, and possessions in the counties of Northampton,
Huntingdon, Lincoln, Leicester, Nottingham and Rutland, deodands, wreck
of sea, treasuie trove, evasions and escapes, fines, forfeitures and amerce-
ments, and all other liberties granted to them by former kings. They shall
also have the delivery of the king's gaol of Peterborough, provided that
one of the justices of the peace in the county of Northampton or a person
skilled iu law be one of the commissioners appointed by them.
By p.s. [889.]
July 28. John Chadworth, clerk, staying beyond seas, has letters nominating
Westminster. Richard Ewen, clerk, and William Chadworth his attorneys for one year.
Membrane 9.
July 4. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Harper ond William Weldon as
Westminster, auditors of the accounts of all chamberlain?, sheriffs, escheators, bailiffs and
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1462. Membrane 9 — cont,
other ministers of the kiag in South and North Wales and the counties of
Chester and Fijntes, receiving sach fees as John Gerjn and John Somer
lately had. By bill of the treasurer.
July 5. Licence, for 40«. paid in the hanapcr, for Henry de la Pomeray, esquire,
Westminster, to grant to Seyntdere de la Pomeray and Katharine his wife, and his
heirs in fee simple his manor of "Stokelegh Pomeray, co. Devon, held
in chief.
July 7. General pardon to Matilda Eton of Hafves, co. (Houcester, ^ gentilwomau,*
Westminster, of all offences committed by her before 29 June, and of her waiver for the
same.
June 24. Jnspeximui and confirmation to the prior and provincial chapter of the
Westminster, order of Friars Preachers in the realm of letters patent dated 22 February,
8 Eichard II. inspecting and confirming letters patent dated 3 April, 51
Edward III. being a grant to them of 20/. yearly at the Exchequer that they
may celebrate the anniversary of queen Philippa.
For 20«. paid in the hanaper.
• March 16. Grant in frank almoin to Thomas Buxale, the master, and the fellows of
Westminster, the king's college of Fodrynghey of a tun of red wine of Gascony yearly in
the port of London about Christmas for the celebration of daily mass, for
ministering the holy sncrtvment at any time and for their sustenance, and of
4 acres of arable land, a lime kiln (' kelle') and a house adjacent within the
town of Wodeneweton. By p.s. [887.]
June 28. Grant to l^obert Constable, knight, and the heirs male of his body, of all
Weiktminster. lands, rents and services late of Thomas, late lord Roos, in the parish of
Goxhill, CO. Lincoln, not exceeding the value of 10/. yearly, forfeited because
of the appearance of the latter in the battles against the king near Shirbourne,
CO. York. By p.s.
July 10. Pardon to the king's servitor Nicholas Gaynesford, esquire, late sheriff of
l^orthampton. Surrey and Sussex, of all offences, trespasses, forfeitures, fines, reliefs, debts
and accounts. By p.s.
July 11. Grant to Roger Vaghan, esquire, and the heirs male of his body of the
^Northampton, manor of Bosennef Hele alias Bosenneshele in the parish of Dedishome and
the manor of Parehame, co. Devon, and all lands, rents and services in those
places late of Baldwin Fulford, knight, aud the manor of Godney in the parish
of Canynton, the manor of Otertowne and the manor of Wendowne in the
parish of Durley, co. Somerset, the manor of Kyngestowne, co Dorset, and
all lands, rents and services in those places late of Alexander Hody, knight,
in the king's hands by reason of their forfeitures and an act in Parliament
at Westminster, 4 November, with knight's fees, advowsons, courts leet,
views of frank pledge, warrens, fairs, markets and all other profits, with all
issues from 4 November, to the value of 119/. 13*. 4d, yearly, answering at
the Exchequer for the surplus. By p.s.
July 12. Grant in fee simple to the king's servant John Wenlok, knight, lord of
Northampton. Wenlok, of all lordships, manors, lands, rents and services with knight's fees
and advowsons late of John Fortescue, knight, in the counties of Middlesex
and Hertford and elsewhere within Ihe realm and the reversion of the manor
of Eburton, co. Gloucester, on the death of Joeosa Grevill alias Beauchampe,
widow, belonging to the king by reason of the forfeiture of the said John
Fortescue. By K.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled ^ because on 3 February, 8
Edward IV, the king by writ of privy seal ordered Robert y bishop of
Bath and Wells, chancellor, and Robert Kirkeham, keeper of the rolls of
Chancery, to receive the same from the said John, by John Holme,
July 1 1 . Restitution of the temporalities of the priory of Wenlok, in the diocese of
l^orthamptoD. Hereford, to Dan Roger Wenlok, whom John Chambellain, prior of Ste.
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Marie, Charity sar Loire, of the Claniac order, in the diocese of Anxerre
{Autisnodoren')f has appointed prior in the place of Roger Barrej, deceased,
and whose fealty John, abbot of Lilleshill, has taken. By p.s.
July 13. Pardon to Thomas Darell late of London, alias Thomas Dorell late of
Noithompton. Plecy, gentleman, of all felonies and trespasses committed by him before
6 July, and of any consequent outlawry. By p.s.
Mbmbranr 8.
July 5. Revocation of protection with clause volumus^ for one year, granted
Westminster. 18 December by letters patent to Henry Silver of London, ' merbhaunt,'
going on the king's service in the company of the king's kinsman Richard,
earl of Warwick, great chamberlain of England, captain of the town and
castle of Calais, on the safe custody and victualling of the same and the
marches there ; because he delays in London, as George Ireland and John
Lok, sheriffs, have certified.
July 15. Grant for life to John Maners, esquire, of the office of MaSwanherd'
Westminster, within the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, with fees as in the times of
Edward III. and Richard II, By p.s.
July 12. The like to John Broune of Bristol, for his good service to the king and
Westminster, his father, of the office of customer in the ports of Corke, Yoghle and
Kensale in Ireland and all ports, creeks and places belonging to them, with
the accustomed fees. By p.s.
June 1. Appointment of the king's kinsman Henry, earl of Essex, and the king's
Westminster, aunt Isabel, countess of Essex, his consort, and the heirs of the body of the
latter, to the custody of the lordships -or |manors of vHongham Castle,
Hengham Sibille, Greyes, Gelham cUia$ Yeldeham, Colne, Croppyng, Canfeld
Magna, Staiistede Mountefichette, Bentley, Bemond alias Beaumont,
Duddynghurst, Fyngrith and Blakmore, co. Essex, and Hengston, co.
Cambridge, late of John, late earl of Oxford, in the king's hands by his
forfeiture, with advowsons, knights' fees, wards, marriages, courts leet,
liberties, escheats, parks, warrens, chaces, fairs, markets, hundreds and all
other profits, so long as they remain in the king's hands. By p.B.
July 18. Presentation of John Walter to the parish church of Laneham, in the
Westminster, diocese of Norwich, void by the resignation of George Vene. By K.
July 22. Grant to the king's kinsmen George, bishop of Exeter, and John, earl of
Westminster. Worcester, of all goods and debts lately belonging to Henry, late duke of
Exeter, husband of the king's sister Anne, for her use. {^Fcedera.]
ByK,
July 12. Grant to John Fogge, knight, treasurer of the king's household, and his
Northampton, heirs and assigns ot the custody of the manors of Flete alias Ratburgh,
CO. Kent, Cawmpes, co. Cambridge, and Laugdon and Crustwich, co. Essex,
late of John de Voer, late t»arl of Oxford, in the king's hands by his
forfeiture, with knights' fees, advowsons, wards, marriages, reliefe, escheats,
courts leet, views of frank pledge, parks, fairs, markets, fisheries and all
other profits, from the death of the said earl so long as they remain in the
king's hands. By K«
July 12. Grant for life to Edmund Molyneux, esquire, of the 16/. 16*. lOW.
Northampton, yearly which the abbot and monks of Hayles rendet at the Exchequer for
the fee farm of Pynnokshire. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the said abbot and monks.
Sept. 6. Appointment, until B March, of Richard Jeny, serrant of the ofilce of
Wettminftcr. the buyer of the king's household, to buy oxen, sheep, calves and sea and
fresh water fish and other necessaries for that office, and to find carriage for
the same^ By bill of the treaaurer of the houseiiold.
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194 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1462. Membrane S^^co7it,
The like of Bobert Goode, yeoman buyer of the household.
Bj bill of the treasurer of the household.
Sept. 11. General pardon to Richard Palmer, *gentilman,* Thomas Grace, *habijr-
Westminster. dassher,' Simon Williamson, * boucher,' Robert Alove, * mason,' Thomas
Voyche,*husboiidman,* John BaiUy,*hostiler,' Thomas Wright,* husbondman,'
Stephen Axstode, * husbundeman,' John Joye, * husbondman,' Thorn as Fynne,
* husbundeman,' James Grubbe, ^ husbondman/ William Kensale, * husbunde-
man,' John Donet, ' ehipman,' Richard Barowe, ' husbundeman,' William
Hemes, ' dier,' and William Couper alias Euston, ' husbundeman,' all of
Dover. By p.s.
May 1. Commission to Thomas, archbishop of Canterbury, to be in the king's
WestminBter. place at Westminster on 6 May and to dissolve the Parliament begun on
4 November, as the king will be unable to be present in person.
Byp.s. [919.]
Membrane 7.
June 28. Grant for life to John Parker of Nethwode, one of the yeomen of the
Westminster, crown, for his good service to the king's father and the king, of 6d. daily
for his wages fi*om the farm and issues of the town of Hereford from
Michaelmas last. By p.s.
June 30. Mandate in pursuance to the mayor, ^customers, receivers, bailifFs or other
Westminster, occupiers of the town.
July 2. Signification to J. bishop of Rochester of the royal absent to the election
Westminster, of Margaret Boteler, nun of St. Mary's, Higham, of the Benedictine order, as
prioress of that place.
July 2. Revocation of protection with clause volumus^ for one year, lately
Westminster, granted by letters patent to Philip Neele late of London, * gentilman,' alias
*pulter' alias *yoman,* going on the king's service in the company of
John Wode, esquire, victualler of the town and castle of Calais, for the
safe-custody and victualling of the same and the marches there in the parts
of Picardy ; because he delays at Rumford and elsewhere in the county of
Essex, as appears by certificate of the sheriff.
July 12. Exemption for life of John Chiksand of Huntyngdon, ' yoman/ on account
Westminster, of his age and infirmity, from being put on assizes, juries, attaints, recog-
nieances or inquisitions, and from being made trier of the same, mayor,
escheator, sheriff*, coroner, bailiff, constable, controller, collector, assessor,
taxer or surveyor of tenths, fifteenths or other subsidy, arrayer or trier of
men at arms, hobelers or archers, or other officer or minister of the king
against his will. By K.
June 20. Grant for life to John Amy as, chaplain, that he shall be the priest or
Westminster, chaplain to celebrate divine service within the king's manor of Eltham, co.
Kent, and to pray for the king and his progenitors, receiving 10 marks
yearly from 4 March last for his stipend from the issues of the manor in
the same manner as John Sweteman of Pencriche, chaplain in the time of
Edward IIL with a house and garden in the manor where John Hanxton,
late priest, dwelt. By p.s.
May 18. Exemplification, at the request of John Aleyn late of London, mercer,
Westminster, of letters patent, which have been lost, dated 24 October, 39 Henry VI.,
being a panlon to him of outlawry.
July 28. Ratification of the estate which Richard ap Tudur ap Jerum has as
Westminster, parson of the parish church of Llanrayudur in Kynmerch, in the diocese of
Bangor.
July 30. Licence, for &ve years, for Galias de Lune, William Marynere and Simon
Westminster. Spert to mine within the counties of Somerset and Gloucester for lead, tin
2 EDWARD IV.— Part I. 195
1462. Membrane 7 — cont.
or copper ore in which silver or gold may be had, yielding to the king
every eighth * boUe ' of ore, and to make mills and take workmen as they
require. English. Bj p.s. [1015.J
July 30. Appointment, during pleasure, of the king's kinsman William, earl of
Westminster. Kent, as admiral of England. [Iwdera.]
Aug. 18. Grant, during pleasure, to John Weulok of Wenlok, knight, of the
Wdstminster. custody of all manors, lands and possessions within the counties of Norfolk
and Suffolk and elsewhere within the realm late of Thomas Tudenham,
knight, and in the king's hands by his forfeiture, excepting the manors of
Eriswell and Elvedeu, co. Suffolk, with advowsons and all other profits.
Membrane 6.
May 3. Grant to the king's servant, Thomas Blount, esquire, and the heirs male
Westminster, of his body, for his good service to the king and his father Richard, duke
of York, of the manor of Melton Roos and all lands, rents and services in
Melton, Elsham, Wrawby, Glaunford Brigg, Wotton and Burneham, co,
Lincoln, late of Thomas Boos, lord of Roos, knight, and all lands, rents
and services in Lyndewode, co. Lincoln, called ' Bayhous Fee ' late of William,
late viscount Beaumont, in the king's hands by reason of their forfeitures,
with warrens, franchises, views of frank pledge and other libeities, to the
value of 40 marks yearly. By p.s.
May 1. Grant in fee simple to the king's servitor Ralph Hast^nges, esquire of
Westminster, the body, of the manor or lordship of Great Herowdon with the hamlets of
Little Herowdon, Orlynbere and Isham, the manor of Wilby, the manor
and lordship of Horpoll and all lands and possessions in Barton, Dodyngton,
Wenlyngburgh and Norhampton, co. Northampton, the manors and lord-
ships of Lathebury and Stontonbarry and all lands and possessions in
Stukeley, Chelmescote and Cublyngton, co. Buckingham, with the advowson
of the church of Cublyngton, the manors and lordships of Chevyngton and
Carletdn, co. Bedford, and all lands and possessions in Clopham and Ocley,
CO. Bedford, Shelford, Lode, Bottesham, Swhapham, Stokequy and New-
market, CO. Cambridge, and Marcham, co. Berks, and the manors and
lordships of Napton, co. Warwick, and Shankton, co. Leicester, late of
William Yaux, knight, in the king's hands by reason of an act of forfeiture
in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, with knights' fees, advowsons,
wards, marriages, reliefs, escheats, courts leet, views of ftank -pledge, parks,
woods, warrens, chaces, fairs, markets, fisheries aad all other profits, with all
issues from 4 March, 1 Edward IV. By p.s.
May 6. Grant to the king's kinsman John Neville, knight, lord Montague, and
Westminster, the heirs male of his body of the manors of Wyrmyngey and Matsall, co.
Norfolk, Holoughton, co Leicester, and Shelford, Stokebardolf and Beddyng,
CO. Nottingham, the manor or lordship of Hellowe, co. Lincoln, and the
manors of Wylbay and Stroweteby, with advowsons, knight's fees, courts,
markets, fairs, leets, views of frank pledge and other commodities, in the
king's hands by reason of an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 March
{sic)y 1 Edward IV., and all issues of the same from 4 March, 1 Edward IV.
By p.s.
May 12. Whereas Henry IV. in the 6th year of his reign by mainprise of Ralph
Westminster. Barton and Thomas Counstable granted to Thomas Sy the custody of ^a
messuage in Leicester late of John Hodynges of Leicester, in his hands for
964/. 8^. O^d, required from Thomas Botiller and the said John from the
issues of the customs in the port of Kyngeston on Hull, so long as it
remained in his hands, rendering 6s. Sd. yearly at the Exchequer, and the
said Thomas Sy has died, the king now grants the same as above to Richard
N 2
196 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1462. Membrane 6 — conU
Chambre from Christmas last by mainprise of Richard Preston of Querndony
CO. Leicester, gentleman, and Bartholomew Kendale of London, gentleman,
provided that he supports all charges and repairs. By p.s.
July 1. • Whereas Henry Percy by letters patent, which Edward I. confirmed in
Westminster, the 31st year of his reign, granted to John de Henton, the prior, and the
convent of Sixhill all lands, rents and services of his fee in Ludford, co«
Lincoln, quit of all secular exaction and demand, saving .8 marks yearly
from the above called ' Percyfee,* and it appeared by an inquisition taken
at Horneca*<tre, co. Lincoln, 29 November, 10 Henry IV. before Henry
Morley, escheator in the county, that Henry Percy, then earl of Northum-
berland, was seised in his demesne as of fee of the said rent, and it was
taken into the kind's hands by reason of his forfeiture, the king now releases
the said rent to Richard Wakefeld, the prior, and the convent, as all tlie
lands and possessions of the priory for the sustenance of 28 persons and the
support of other burdens do not exceed the value of 40/. yearly. By p.s.
July 13. Grant for life to William Hattcclyf, the king's physician, from Michael-
Westminster, mas last of 26Z. 13*. 4<f. yearly from the issues of the king's exchange
within the town of Calais and his exchange within the realm. By p.s.
Membrane 5.
Aug. 4. The like to John Nyghtingale of the herbage and pannage in the king's
Westminster, park of Cliff within his forest of Rokyngham from 1 October, 1 Edward
IV., with all profits of the same. By p.s.
Aug. 9. The like to Anne, ducbess of Buckingham, of an inn or tenement without
Canterbury. Temple Bar, London, co. Middlesex, called * le lord Moleyns In,' with all
houses, buildings, gardens and other appurtenances. By K.
Aug. 2. The like to the king's kinsman Thomas, earl Desmond, for his good
Westminster, service to the king and the king's father, of the office of steward of Connagh
and all other lordships belonging to the king's earldom of March in Ireland,
with wages of 100 marks yearly from the revenues of the liberty of Meatii.
By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer of the liberty of Meath.
Aug. 2. Grant for life to the said earl Desmond of the ofiice of the constableship
Westminster, of the king's castle of Lymryk in Ireland, with such fees as Nicholas
Arthure of that city lately had in the same office, from the fee farm of the
city. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the mayor and bailiffs of the city.
July 12. Grant to Henry Wrottesley and the heirs male of his body of all manors,
Northampton, lands, rents, services, advowsons and knight's fees late of Thomas Lytley,
in the king's hands by his forfeiture by reason of an act in Parliament at
Westminster, 4 November, not exceeding the yearly value of 10/. By p.s.
Aug. 3. Revocation, with the assent of the council in Parliament at Westminster,
Westminster. 4 November, 1 Edward IV. of the endowments granted by Henry VI. to
Eton College in Parliament at Bury St. Edmunds, 25 Henry VI. ; and
grant of the alien priory of Derhurst, in the diocese of Worcester, to William
Bukland, monk of St. Peter's, Westminster, from the Annunciation last,
with all cells, manors, lands, knights' fees, advowsons, tithes, liberties,
franchises, courts leet, views of frank pledge and other appurtenances, so
that it be fully restored to the abbot and convent of St. Denis in France, of
the Benedictine order, according to the original foundation and intention
of Edward the Confessor and WiDiam the Conqueror ; provided that they
support monks, secular chaplains and other ministers, Englishmen, to the
number of such foundation and pay no ancient pension or impost to the
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1462. Membrane 5--^cont,
chief house be^'ond seas during any war with France, Grant also that
the prior and convent shall be discharged of all matters relating to the first
foundation. By p.s.
Aug. 15. Grant for life to William Deane of the county of Northumberland of the
Wt-tmiu»iter. office of a forester of the park of Hull by Alnewyk, co. Northumberland,
lately held by Robert Maxon, a rebel, receiving wages of 2d. daily at the
hands of the receiver of the lordship of Alnewyk. By p.s.
Aug. 12. Grant to the king's brother Richard, duke of Gloucester, admiral of the
VVc.^iuiinster. sea, and the heirs of his body, of the castle of Gloucester, the fee farm
of the town of Gloucester, the ol&ce of constable of the castle of Corff, co.
Dorset, the manor or lordship of Kyngeston Lacy, co. Dorset, parcel of the
duchy of Lancaster^ the castle, county, honour and lordship of Richemoud
which Edmund, late earl of Richemond, held of the grant of Henry VI., a
moiety of the^town of Chepyng Norton, co. Oxford, the manors of Saxton,
Great Campes, Great Abiton and 8waf ham, co. Cambridge, Poldu, Ethorn,
Penhall, Tremodret, Trevelyn, Argalles, Trewynyan and Droungolou, co.
Cornwall, Overhall and Netherhall in Lavenham, Aldham, Preston, Mend-
ham and Cokefeld called ' Erleshall,' co. Suffolk, the castles and manors of
Hengham and Little Gelham, the manors of Vaux, Bumstede called
^ Countesmedwe ' in Bumstede Helion, Great Canfeld, Stanstede Monfichet,
Steeple Bumstede called * Gcbons,' Earl's Colne, Creppyng, Great Bent-
legh, Cruatwiche, Fyngryth, Dodynghurst, Preyers, Boureliall in Hjpngham,
Creyes, Estonhall, Tileby, Beamound and Dounham aud the ofilce of the
king's forest, co. Essex, the manors of Kensyngton and Wateshurst, co.
Middlesex, Calverton, co. Bedford, Milton and Paston^ co. Northampton,
Marketoverton, co. Rutland, and Elete and Batelesmere, co. Kent, late of
John de Veer, late earl of Oxford, in the king's hands by his treason, and
the county, honour and lordship of Pembroke, with numerous specified
rights and appurtenances. By K.
Aug. 23. Grant, daring pleasure, to John Stretton of the Cluniac order of the
WV'stuiinscer. administration of the temporalities of the priory of Monkton Farlegh, co.
Wilts, now void, without rendering any account to the king.
Membrane 4.
Aug. 10. Grant for life to Master William Hatteclyff, doctor of medicine, of 40/,
\Yc»nniii8ter. yearly from the first day of the reign from the issues of the king's lordship
of Eyrketon in Lyndeseye, co. Lincoln, in lieu of a like grant from the
issues of the king's mines of gold and silver in the counties of Devon and
Cornwall by letters patent dated 14 May, surrendered. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the receivers of the lordship.
Sept. 16. Grant in fee simple to the king's servant Thomas Burgh, one of the
WesttoiDHter. esquires of the body, of the manor and lordship of Drayton and all lands
and possessions in the parishes of Drayton, Coleham and Woxebrige, co.
Middlesex, late of William Waynesford, one of the servants of Margaret,
late queen of England, in the king's hands by reason of his rebellion.
ByK.
July 12. Grant to the king's servant Thomas Herbert (he elder, one of the
Northttinpton. esquires of the body, and the heirs male of his body, of the manors of
Hariscombe and Dontisburn, co. Gloucester, and all lands there and the
manor of Treget within the lordship of Urchynfeld, in the county of Here-
ford, and the marches of Wales, with the advowsons of the churches of
Jrurise^jiiibe, Dontisburn and Trogot, and the reversion of the lands which
Frances Mull holds for life within iliu manor of Treget, and all ollMir lauds
in England and the marches of Wales late of William Mull, knight, in the
198 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1462. Membrane Ai^^ont,
king's hands bj reason of his rebellion and forfeiture, witli all woods, mills,
fisheries, knights' fees, wards, marriages, reliefs, escheats, courts, yiews of
frank pledge and other appurtenances, to hold bj fealty only. By p.s.
Sept. 16. Grant for life to the king's servant Richard Byndewyn of the office of
Westminiter. auditor of all receivers of tlie king's lands, lordships and manors of Visez,
Merleburgh, Corsham, Gyllyngham and Odiham, in the counties of Wilts,
Southampton and Dorset, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
Sept. 16. Grant in fee simple to William Stanley, king's knight, one of the king's
Westminster. *kervers' {treficheatonim) of all lands called ' Cobbeshole,' co. Kent, late of
Robert Myrefyn, a rebel, extended at the yearly value of lOOs.
By p.8. [1046]
Sept. 6. Letters of denization as Englishmen for the king's servitor David
Westmiflster. Middelton, one of the yeomen of the crown, born a Welshman, and the heirs
male of his body. By p.s.
Sept. 16. Grant to Richard Harecourt, esquire, and 'Edith his wife and the heirs
Westminster, male of their bodies, for his good service to the king and his father Richard,
late duke of York, of the manor of Shottyswell, co. Warwick, not exceeding
the yearly value of 18/. in the king's hands by reason of the forfeiture of
James, late earl of Wiltshire. By K.
Sept. 10. Grant, during office, to Richard Illyngworth, chief baron of the Exche-
Westminster. quer, of 110 marks yearly at the Exche(|uer and two robes yearly, one with
skin at Christmas and one with lining at Whitsuntide, beyond his accustomed
fee. By K. by word of month.
Sept. 16. Pardon to Thomas Gille the younger, late escheator in the counties of
Westminster. Somerset and Dorset, of 32/. due from him to the king, viz., 26/. from the
farm of Fordyngton, and 6/. from the farm of the king's manor or lordship
of Coremalet, of which, with 10/. of his own money, he was robbed.
ByK.
Sept 17- Grant for life to Mary de Bedford, lady de la Sparre, of 40/. yearly from
Westminster, the petty custom in the port of London. [Foedera.'] "By K.
Aug. 15. Grant for life to Thomas Walterot of the office of being one of the king's
Westminster. Serjeants at arms, with wages of I2d. daily from Michaelmas last from a
moiety of two water mills below the castle of Oxford, the meadow by Osney
called ' Kyngesmede ' (and a moiety of a fishery in the river Temse trom
the bridge called * Hidebiugge ' to the said mills, which Richard Forest held
for life of the grant of Richard II., at a rent of 20/. yearly, with a coat of the
king's livery yearly at Christmas at the groiit wardrobe of the same suit and
cloth as other Serjeants at arms and all other fees and profits, in lieu of
another grant to him of the same office with wages from the farm of the
city of Winchester by letters patent surrendered. By p.s.
July 1. The like to William Stephens of tdl lands and possessions late of William,
Westminster, viscount Beaumont, knight, in Alton, co. Southampton, in the king's hands
by reason of an act of forfeiture in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November,
not exceeding the yearly value of 10 marks. By p.s.
Sept. 17. The like to Thomas Seyntlaurence, son of Christopher Seyntlaurence,
Westmioster. knight, lord (domini) of Houthe, of the manor and lordship of Ratouthe in
Ireland to the value of 20 marks yearly. By K.
Membrane 3.
Aug. 10. Grant to the king's brother George, duke of Clarence, and the heirs of
Westminster, his body of the manors and lordships of Lynton, Letheley, Kirkeleventon,
Tadcastre, Poklyngton, Scorburgh, Nafferton, Wandesford, Hundmanby,
Semarr and Thnistauby and an inn or messuage within the town of
Kyngcston on HuUe, co. York, the manor and lortlship of Helagh in the
2 EDWA&D tV.— Part I, 199
1462. Membrane 3 — cont.
county of the citj of York, and all lauds late of Henry, late earl of Northum-
berland, in the said city, the castle, manor, and lordship of Alnewyk, the
manors and lordships of Beuwyk, Ruglee, Hoghton, Lessebury, Aylmouth,
Tughall, Bilton, Swynhowe, Newham, Chatton, Elyngeham, Newstede,
Lukre, Southecharleton, Thristerton, Birlycg, Fowdon, Lan^eley and
Biker by Newcastle-upou-Tyne, the castle, manor and lordship of Suyngham
and all lands late of the said earl called ' Talbotes Lan4le9 ' in Tyndale, eo.
Northumberland, the manors and lordships of Calceby, Malberthorp, The-
dilthorp and Thurthorp, co. Lincoln, Foston, co. Leicester, Iselhlam, co.
Cambridge, and Cratfeld, co. Suffolk, two inns or messuages in the parishes
of St. Katharine Colman and St. Anne by Aldrichegate, London, and all
other lands and possessions late of the said earl in those places, wiih
knights' fees, advowsons, wards, marriages, reliefs, escheats, parks, warrens,
forests, chaces, fisheries, fairs, markets, views of frank-pledge, courts leet,
bondmen, liberties, franchises and other appurtenances, in the king's hands
by reason of an act of Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, and also
the lordship and manor of Kyme and all lands and possessions in the
county of Lincoln late of William Tailboys, knight, in the king's hands as
above. By p.s.
Grant to the said duke as above of the reversion of the castle, manor and
lord&hip of Warke worth and the manors and lordships of Corbrigge, Bouthe-
bury, Newburn and Aclyngton, co. Northumberland, Lekyngfeld, Amin,
Arruners and Catton, co. York, and Petteworth, co. Sussex, on the death
of Eleanor late the wife of Henry, earl of Northumberland, with knights'
fees, advowsons etc., belonging to the king rs above. By p.s.
Aug. 18. General pardon to Richard Kirkeby, ' gentilman,' of all offences committed
Fothcringhay. by him before 11 August. By p.s.
Sept. 20. Protection for the priory of Nuneton, co. Warwick, and its possessions,
Westminster, which the king has taken into his hands on account of the bad and wasteful
governance of Matilda, the prioress, and ap[K)intment of the abbot of
Leicester, the abbot of Meryvalle, the prior of Coventre, William Hastyhges
of Hastynges, knight, Richard J^yngham, one of the justices of the Bench,
William Witham, clerk, John Boteler, clerk, William Faux, clerk, and
Richard Nele, to the <:ustody of the same. They are to apply all issues
beyond the necessary sustenance of the prioress and convent and their
servants to the relief of the priory and to enquire into all the excesses and
alienations committed.
July 10. Grant for life to the king's servitor, Robert Palmer, esquire, for his good
Nurtbampton. service to the king's father and the king, and because he has no landis or
offices of the king's grant, of all lands and possessions which William, late
viscount Beaumont, had in Kirklangton, Thorplangton, Westlangton and
Tirlyngton, co. Leicester, in the king's hands by his forfeiture, not exceeding
the sum of 16/. By p.s.
Sept 10. General pardon to Thomas Markham of Hastyng, co. Sussex, * marchaunt.'
VVestuiiuster. By p.s.
J uly 26. Grant to the king's servant John Toures and the heirs of his body of the
We&tmiiiBter. manor of Whitecok and a piece of vacant land called * Savaye,' co. Leicester,
not exceeding the yearly value of 6/., at a rent of 3«. 4td* to be paid yearly
at the Exchequer by the hands of the sheriff* By p.s.
Sept. 30. Grant for life to William Berton of an annuity of lOOi. from the farm of
Westminster. Eyugeslowey Dunhampford and Blengate, co. Kent. By p.8.
MSMBRANB 2.
May 29. Grunt for life to William Bcnsclyn, monk and priest, of the alien priory
Leicester, of Modbury, co. DcvoU| with the advowsou of the viairago oi' Modbury,
200 C ALteNb AR OF JP ATENT ROLLS.
1462. Membrane 3 — cont.
knights* fees and oth^r appurtenances, in the king's hands by reason of an
act of Parliament at Westminster, 4 November. By p.s.
Feb. 24. Grant to John Howard, king's knight, and the heirs male of his body, of
Westmioster. the manors of Leyham alias Overburyhall in Leyham and Wherstede, co.
Suffolk, and Smethton Hall, co. Essex, late of James, late earl of Wiltshire,
the manors of Dontissh and Deuelyssh, co. Dorset, late of Nicholas Latymer,
knight, the manor of Hereford, co. Norfolk, late of Thomas Danyell late of
Resyng, co. Norfolk, esquire, and the manor of Meyton Hall, co. Norfolk,
late of Giles Seyntlowe late of London, esquire, in the king's hands by
xeason of an act of forfeiture of Parliament at Westminster, 4 November,
with knight's fees, advowsons and other profits, provided that he answer at
the Exchequer for any surplus above 110/. yearly. By p.s.
Sept. 19. Pardon to Richard Page and Beatrice late the wife of Richard Stirkeland,
Westminster, esquire, tenant in chief of Henry VI., for their trespass in intermarrying
without licence. . By p.s.
Aug. 20. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent dated 19 November, 1
Westminster. Richard II., inspecting and confirming letters patent [French] dated 10
March, 1 Edward III., being a grant to the girdlers of London of certain
liberties. For 5 marks paid in the hanaper.
Oct. 22. Revocation of protection with clause volumus,ioT one year, lately granted
Westminster, by letters patent to Richard Poort alias Port alias Richard Kobert of
Brystowe, * merchaunt,' going on the king's service in the company of John
Wode, king's esquire, victualler of the town of Calais, for the safe-custody
and victualling of the same, on certificate by the sheriffs of London that he
has not gone.
Oct. 20. Grant to the bailiffs and burgesses of Great Jememuth of murage for 10
Westminster, years for the enclosing of the town under the supervision of Walter, bishop
of Norwich.
Membrane 1.
Sept. 21. Licence for John, lord le Straunge, son and heir of Elizabeth le Straunge,
Westminster, deceased, late the wife of Richard, lord le Straunge, knight, deceased, who
is nearly of full age, to enter into all his possessions in England and Wales
and the marches of Wales. By p.s.
Sept. 17. Grant for life to the king's servitor Christopher Worseley, esquire, one of
Westminster, the marshals of the hall of the king's household, of the offices of constable
of the king's castle of Dunstar, co. Somerset, and keeper of the king's parks
in his lordship of Dunstar, receiving the accustomed fees from the issues of
the said lordship with all other profits. By K.
Membrane 27d.
Commissions of the peace in various counties pursuant to the statutes and
ordinances at Winchester, Northampton, Westminster and Cambridge
(see Appendix), ,
May 16. The like to William Jenney, John Damme, Hamo Pulham, Edmund
Westminster. Wydewell, John Alman and Thomas Chapman in the town of Great Jerne-
mouth| CO. Norfolk.
Membrane 2Gd^
Commissions of the peace in various counties (see Appendiii) .
Membrane 25J.
Commissions of the peace in various counties {see Appendix).
i ilDWARI) IV.— i?ART i. 20t
1462. MSMBRANE 24<f.
July 1. Commission to John Twyer, esquire, Thomas Edmond and John Sorell
WestmiuHter. to take «hips, vessels, masters, mariners and victuals within the counties of
Norfolk and Suffolk for the king's fleet against his enemies.
July 4. Commission to Robert Wyntiyj^Hill, John Wode and William Utworth to
Westminster, enquire what lands John Busbrygge held of the late king and others in the
county of Surrey on the day of his death, who is his heir, and who has
occupied the lands since his death.
July 8. Commission to William Hastynges of Hastynges, knight, Humphrey
Wistiniustcr. Staftbrd of Sovth>vyk, knight, Thomas Clemens, John Broke, Thomas
Aleyn, Geoffrey Kydwelly and William Menwennek to demise at farm for
20 years or less all lands in the counties of Devon and Cornwall belongin*if
to toe duchv of Cornwall. By bill of the treasurer.
Si'pt. 6. Commission to Henry Pomerey, esquire, and Nicholas Southcotes, one of
\Vestiuin!>ter. the king's serjeants-at-arms, to arrest Bartholomew the parish chaplain of
Littelhempston and bring him before the king in Chancery.
Membrane 2\d.
Mrtr<'l« 24. Commission to Henry Bodrugan, Philip Beaumont, Maurice Dcnys,
Wistiiiinsier. John Awesthill, James Heyate, Thomas Wodeward, Philip Samvill, Robert
Heyate, John Banwelle, John Walshe, Walter Holder, William Pryn2e,
Thomas Bawedyn, Edward Beterley, Robert Huett and Richard Halle to
arrest Peter Trevuwith, John Harry Barowe, William Jakhik, John Petyte,
maryner, John a Nicer, Hugh Harry Barowe, Graund John, John William
Treskawe, Peter Jakhnrry, Henry Fevyn, John Calmady, Joceus Amyll,
John Andrewe, Geoifrey Harry Barowe, pirate^, William Goldsmyth aiias
Iris'^h of Glastonbury, co. Somerset, * goldsmyth,' and John Bevile late of the
county of Gloucester, ^yoman,' and bring them before the king in Chancery ;
as it appears by an inquisition made before Thomas Clemens and Walter Code
that William de Suharra, master of a barge called le Kateryn of Bayonue,
loaded the same at Bordeaux with 10 tuns of iron, 47 tuns of wine, 80
pounds of saffron, 60 pounds of ivory and other goods and merchandise of
Richard Burton and William Joce under a safe conduct under the great
seal dated 8 October, 30 Henry VI., and brought them to England near the
coast of Seyntyes, co. Cornwall, and that when the barge was at anchor
thereon 24 December, 30 Henry VI., the above named offenders, except the
said William and John, seized the barge and took the goods to their own
U8C and that of the latter.
March 24. Commission to Robert Legh of Adlyngton, esquire, William Stanley of
Wcstmioster. Hoton, esquire, and John Savage the elder, esi^uire, to take muster of
Roland FitzEustace, knight, lord of Portlestre, and 300 archers at some
convenient place near Chester on 19 April, from which date until
Michaelmas he has been retained with the said archers for the safe-custody
of Ireland, and to rej)ort upon their number and equipment. By C.
The like to William Wclly^*, knight, chancellor of Ireland, Robert
Burnell, knight, mayor of Dublin, and Nicholas Barnewell on the landing
of the said Roland in Ireland and at other times. By C.
March 29, Appointment, until 1 September, of Richard More to provide oxen and
VVeittminster. muttons for the expenses of the king's household.
Bv bill of the treasurer of the household.
•i
March 28. Commission of oyer and terminer to the king's kinsman, William, earl of
Westminster. Arundel, Richard West de la Warre, knight, John Bourghchier of Barners,
knight, Humphrey S:aiford of Suthwyk, knight, John M^rkham, knight^
Robert Danby, knight, Peter Ardern, knight, William Yeiverton, knight^
Richard Byngham, Nicholas Ayssheton^ Robert Danvers^ Walter MoylQ|
202 CALENDAtt OF PATENT ROLLS.
1462. Membrane 2\d — cont.
John Nedeham, Richard Ohok, John Ljsle, knight, Maurice Berkeley of
Bevei-stony Thomas Uvedale, John Wallop, Reginald Uvedale and WUliam
Sandes touching certain treasons committed within the county of South-
ampton bj Thomas Morice, late of Portesmuth, ' yoman,' and Edmund
Ordgrave, late of Bishop's Waltham, * yoman.' By C.
March 30. Appointment, until 1 October, of Richard Sutton, fishmonger of London,
Wcstmiiuter. to provide all kinds of saltwater fish for the expenses of the king's house-
hold. By bill of the treasurer of the household.
April 3. Commission to William Hoorde, bailiif of the liberty of the honour of
Westminster. Walyngford, and William Dyer and James Annesley, bailifis of the town of
Woxbrigge, to arrest John Symond, 'yoman,' and Nicholas Stretche,
' taillour/ and bring them before the king in Chancery.
April 8. The like to William Harecourt, John Grevyll, Thomas Hoggeford and
Westminster. John Hoggeford to arrest Richard Verney, knight, Edmund Veraey his
son and Roger Lie, chaplain, and bring them before the king and council.
MSMBRANS 20d.
April 8. Commission to the mayor of Sandwich and William Over ay to enquire
Westminster, into the complaint of Gerard Newport of Midelbourgh in Seland, merchant,
that whereas he lately freighted a ship called le Pynkc of Midelbourgh, of
which Hugh Johnson was master, with salt fish, linen cloth, and white salt
beyond seas, and brought it to a place called Estnasse without Colnewater,
Richard Kyng of Sandwich, master of a vessel called Gaundhale^ alias
Crakebote of which James Funieys of Sandwich was owner, and John
Williamson and William Costryne with other pirates, asserting themselves
to be servants of the king's kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick, seized the
said ship on Midsummer Eve last and despoiled it of the merchandise and
rigging, contrary to the ancient iriendship between the king and the men
of Seland ; and to cause restitution to be made.
May 3. Commission to William Bourghchier of FitzWareyn, knight, Henry
Westminster. Bodrugan, esquire, Thomas Clemens, William Monke and Thomas Davy to
arrest John Michel of Bodenuek, co. Cornwall, ' maryner,' John Gravel! of
Golenante, co. Cornwall, ^maryner,' and Maurice Cruse of Bodennek,
' maryner,' and bring them before the king in Chancery.
MSMBRANS I9d.
April IL Commission to George Darell, keeper of the great wardrobe, to take
Westminster, broderers {hrauderarios)^ tailora, skinners, painters, armourers, upholsterers
(tapiteras), cloth cutters and other workmen for the wardrobe and all
necessaries for the same.
April 6. Commission to the mayor and aldermen of the city of London and
Westminster. Raugecrois, one of the king's pursuivants (jfrosecutarum)^ to arrest James
Fourneys, master and owner of a ship called le , and his accomplices,
who rob the king's subjects and alien merchants coming under safe-conducts
at sea and in the river Thames, and bring them belore the king in council,
and to seize the said ship with its rigging and any goods that may be
in it.
Mbmbranb IM.
IAbj 11. Commission of oyer and terminer to John Stourton of Stourton, knight,
Westminster. Humphrey Stafford of Suthewyke, knight, Nicholas Ayssbetou, Walter
Moyle, Richard Chok, William Stourton, knight, Reginald Stourton, knight,
Theobald Gorges, knight^ John Wiiloughby, knight, William Courtenay,
2 EDWABD IV.— Part I. 203
1462. Membrane I8d — cont.
Henry Longe, Thomas Roggers, John FitzJames^ John Whittokesmede,
John Sydenham the elder, John Sydenham the younger, William Brounyng,
John Neweburgh and John Porter touching certain treasons, rebellions,
felonies and otlier offences in the counties of Wilts, Somerset, and Dorset.
ByC.
Membranb nd.
March 14. Commission to John, abbot of Quarre, Geoffrey Gate, lieutenant, keeper
\\'cstm;nster. and governor of the king's castle of Caresbroke and lordship and island of
Wight, John Haket, John Bussell, Thomas Haynowe and Thomas Boure-
man to take men of the said island and the counties of Southampton,
Surrey and Sussex for defence of the castle and ii>land against the king's
adversaries of France and other foreign parts whensoever they may
attempt an invasion and to cause all who have lands and other possessions
within the island to supply men for defence and watches.
^fjirch 14. Commission to John Sewer, John Enderby and Thomas Beryngton to
Westminster, arrest Simon Catane of Genoa, merchant, and bring him before the king in
Chancery.
May 12. The like to John Howard, knight, Richard Welden, esquire, and Richard
'.VestmiDster. George, one of the king's Serjeants at arms, and the bailiffs of Bury St.
Edmunds to arrest Hugh Babyngton, Edmund Lorymer, John Wratton,
Robert Aylewyn, John Gye, William Butte, John White, John Porter and
William Aweiyn and bring them before the king and council.
Membrane 16c/.
^fay 20. Commission to the mayor of Sandwich to enquire into the complaint of
Wcstmiuster. Arnald dc Tursy and John de Pruyle, merchants of Bayonne, that when
they were lately at anchor near the coast of Sandwich in lez Downes under
letters of safe-conduct of the king in a ship called te Clement of Bayonne of
which James de Mouutsegur, Martin de Ratso, Bartelon de le Hiage or
Permanton de Saint Joini is master, laden with divers goods and mer-
chandise, certain men in two ships of Portugal came up to seize them and
their goods, and they fled for fear to the port of Sandwich and there
unloaded the ship and loaded it again with other goods, and the others
caused them and their ship to be arrested under colour of a warrant from
the court of the constable of Dover Castle or the Admiralty.
May 28. Commission to William Yelverton, knight, John Damme, John Twyer,
Leicester. John Barney and the sheriff of Norfolk to inquire into the report that
Thomas Brigge and William Willy are stirring up insurrections and
circulating false rumours within the city of Norwich and elsewhere in that
county and to arrest and imprison the offenders and their abettoi's.
Membrane 14c/.
June 4. Commission to John de Audeley, John Stourton of Stourton, knight,
We«tmiD8ter. Humphrey Stafford of Suthewyk, knight, Theobald Gorge, knight, John
Sydynham the elder, John Sydynham the younger, William Brounyng,
John Neubourgh, John Hert, William Scot and the sheriffs of Somerset,
Dorset, Wilts, Cornwall, Southampton, Middlesex, Buckingham, Oxford,
Berks and Gloucester to enquire into the tenure and value of the lands
and p ossessions which Robert Elungerford, knight, late lord of Hungerford
and Moleyns, attainted of high treason by authority of Parliament at West-
minster, 4 November, held in those counties.
May 2U. Commission to John Howard, knight, and Thomas Walgrave, knight, to
Wcstmitifrter. take the ships called la Marie Talbot of Lenn and la Marie Thomson
204 cAlMdar of PATENt iaoLLs.
1462. Membrane lid^^cont
Lenn and any other vessels and ships within tlie ports of the counties of
Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex and masters and mariners for the same for the
king's fleet against his enemies.
.fiine 6. The like to William Bourghchier of Fitz Wareyn, knight, Humphrey
Wi stiiiiiwter. Stafford of Suthwyk, knight, Philip Courteoay, knight, Philip Beaumont,
Otto Gilbert, Nicholas Kirkeham, John G-ybbes, William Champeraon, St.
Clare Pomeray, Humphrey Courtenay, Thomas Voyse and John Crokker to
take vessels and ships for the said fleet within the ports of the counties of
Devon and Cornwall and masters and mariners for the same, soldiers,
smiths, carpenters and other workmen, and bows, bowstrings, arrows,
lances, cannons and powder, cables, cords, wheat, beans, peas, cheese, ale,
meat and other victuals.
May 11. The like to John Colshull, knight, Thomas Butside, esquire, Thomas
Wcstmiuster. Clemens, A lured Corneburgh, David Selly the elder and Richard Bonde to
take vessels and ships for the said fleet within the port of Ayssh and the
river Tamer, co. Cornwall, and masters and mariners for the same, and to
induce the king's subjects of the hundreds of Trigge, Este, Weste, Stratton
and Lesnewith, co. Cornwall, to provide victuals and array men at their own
expense.
The like to Thomas, prior of the church of St. Petroc, Bodmyn, Hugh
Courtoney, knight, I'homas Bone vile, esquire, Richard Penpons, Thomas
Trefry, John Salter, William Horde, Otto Trevuwjth, William Clemowe and
Thomas Shiref to take vessels and ships as above within the port of Fowy and
masters and mariners for the same, and to induce the king's subjects of the
hundreds of Poudre, Pydre, Pen with and Kerrier, co. Cornwall, to provide
victuals and array men as above.
June 9. Commission to John Brekenok, esquire, Peter Howse, David Brekenok,
\\ iiitniintter. Thomas Hampden and Richard Cary to arrest William Treug, canon, John
Tofte, canon, Henry Mussenden, canon, Nicholas Richeman, John Riche-
roan, John Coke, Thomas Joones, John Cokke the younger, Thomas Lord,
Simon Pranke, Henry Gery, Thomas Betley, John Hariewyn, William
Hackar, John Spryng, Thomas Forde, Henry Wylot, Robert Leggegnme,
Thomas Godeman, lloger Hulle and Edmund Orchard and bring them
before the king in Chancery to find security that they will not injure Robert
Rysborwe, abbot of Mussenden, or his houses by fire.
Juno 16. Commission to John Burdeaux and Robert Skegnes, masters of two ships
Wustminster. called la Katerine Dureux and la Marie Kent, to take masters and
mariners for the same for the king's fleet. By C.
The like to the following, masters of the ships named ;
John Porter, master of le Trlnite IVarrewyh.
John Hertylpole, master of le Cristofer Warrewyk,
Thomas William and Richard Barre, masters of le George and le
Crutofer.
Richard Straunge, master of /€ Katerine Warr\ewyli\
Thomas Phelipp, master of le Marie Clyffy and Oto Colyn.
William Thomas, master of Marie Wdrwik,
William Fetherston, master of le Marie Grace, Ralph Dowenet and
John Mewes.
June 14. Commission to John, earl of Worcester, William, earl of Kent, Hugh
Weatminrter. Whiche, mayor of London, Robert Danby, knight, and Thomas Urswyk to
deliver the gaol of Newgate of Robert vVheler of London, * yoman,' John
Mille of London, * yoman,' Roger Courteys of London, *gentilman,' and
Patrick Wolff alias Noreys of London, * yoman,' prisoners there.
June 20. Commission to John Brekenok, David Breknok, Richard Bedford and
W'estniitiHter. Thomas Hampden to arrest William Hacker, Thomas Foorde, John
Sprynge, Thomas Gkx>deman, Roger Hulle, John Shoram, Thomas Dagnale|
2 EDWARD IV,— Pabt 1. 205
1462* Membrane 14c? — coni,'
John Veerne, Thomas Bitheley, John Rycheman, John Cooke, John Cokke
the younger and Robert Legham and bring them before the king and council
to answer for certain riots.
Membrane \M.
March 14. Commission to John Lescrop of Bolton, knight, Thomas Cobham, knight,
Westminster. John Say, Nicholas Sharp, Thomas Stutevile, Ralph Cressener and Thonms
Bray to enquii*e into the Complaint of John Dorward and William Mulso
that, whereas Humphrey, late duke of Buckingham, William, late marquis
of Suffolk, William Oldiialle, knight, Edmund Mulso, knight, John Harles-
ton, John Stodehaugh and they themselves were seised in their demesne as
of fee of a messuage, 150 acres of land, 19 acres of meadow, 46*. rent and a
rent of 6 capons, in Thaxstede, Lyndesele, Little Berdefeld, Stebbyng and
Dunmowe, co. Essex, with the office of keeping three parks in Thaxstede,
in time of peace in the time of Henry VI. and received the esplees thereof,
and the said marquis, Edmund, John, John and Thomas Dounton died and
the others survived them, the survivors were unjustly disseised of the same
by the king's father Richard, late duke of York, and the said duke and
William Oldehalle since died and the possessions passed afterwards on the
death of the duke of York to the king. By K.
May 14. Commission to William Yelverton, knight, Robert Conyers, knight,
Westminster. William (/althorp, John Paston, John Knyvet, Ralph Sheltcm. John
Barney of Wychyngham, William Rokewode, Thomas Lovell, John Tuyer,
John Jenney, John Dam and Thomas Grice to place watchmen and watch&s
and signals called *bekyns* within the county of Norfolk according to the
old custom for defence against the king's enemies.
Membrane \0d.
July 1* Commission de icalliis et /Qssatis to Humphrey Bourghchier of Crom-
WestmiiiBter. well, knight, William Skipwith, knight, Thomas Burgh, Thomas Blount,
John Whichecote, Thomas Eyme, William Neucome, Thomas Fitzwilliam
the younger, Robert Shefeld the younger, John Tailboys and Richard
Haunscrt the elder in the parts of Lyndesey, co. Lincoln.
July 30. Commission to Th., archbishop of Canterbury, J., bishop of Chichester,
Westminster. William, earl of Arundel, Richard, abbot of Battle, the prior <if Lewys,
Richard West do la Warre, knight, Richard Fenys of Dacre, kni£;ht, Roger
Leukcnore, knight, John Pelham, knight, Thomas Echyngham, Thomas
Hoo, Richard JJalyngrige, John Devenysshe, Bartholomew Bolney, John
Goryng, John Ernele, William Chayne, Robert Oxebrigge and Henry Halle
to levy sums of money from all cities, boroughs, towns and hamlets of the
county of Sussex who have hitherto not kept watches, excepting cities
and boroughs where watches are kept according to the statute of
Winchester from the Ascension until Michaelmas, and to find able watch-
men at the accustomed places on the coast for the defence of the county ;
as the inhabitants of the parts near the sea have complained that they
alone have been charged with the watches and the burden has become
intolerable, so that the watches have sometimes been kept by old men and
youths and the king's enemies have descended and taken prisoners and
committed depredations. By C.
Membrane 9d.
July 12. Commission to John Grevile, Thomas Yong, William Notyngham and
Northampton. Roger Kemys to enquire of what lands and tenements Thomas Mulle, (*s(iuire
and William Mulle, knight, both deceas^nl, woix? seised within the counties of
Hereford and Gloucester and the marches of Wales.
200 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1462. Membrane Sd.
July 24. Commission to all keepers of the peace, sheriffs, mayors, bailiffs, con-
Westminster. Rtables and other officers and ministers of the king to arrest and imprison
Williani Gilbert, chaplain, William Creswell, chaplain, George Orell,
Richard Creswell, John Thorneton, John More, John Browene, John
Gyles, John Mores,* John Trowte, John Lokyngton, friar, alias Robert
Midelton, Robert Chapeleyn and John Hamelton.
1463.
Feb. 27. Commission to William Eland^ John Grene, Nicholas Stubbes, John
Westminster. Redsain and the sheriffs of York and the town of K} ngeston on Hull to
enquire for and seize the goods late of John Routhe, esquire, deceased,
rebel.
Membrane Id.
1462.
June 27. Commission to Gilbert Debenham the younger, esquire, Walter Alderiche,
Westminster, master of a ship called le George of Yeruemuth, and John Childe to take a
ship called le Barge of Yeraemuth, otherwise le George with rigging,
habiliments, victuals^ masters and mariners for service in the king's fleet.
June 26. Appointment of W. archbishop of York, Richard, earl of Warwick, John
Westminster. Neville of Muntague, knight, Robert Danby, knight, Robert Constable,
knight, the mayor of York, Thomas Wytham, Brian Rouclyff, Henry
Sotehill, Guy Fairefax, John Grenef eld, Richard Pygote, Henry Thwaites,
Nicholas Girlyiigton, John Wencelagh, John Thirske, Nicholas Holgate,
John Marton, William Bradford and John Shirwode as justices of the
survey and custody of the rivers in the county of York pursuant to the
statutes of 24 Edward III., 4o Edward III., and 1 Henry IV., concerning
the erection of weirs, mills, stanks, pales and kiddles.
Membrane 6d.
May 6. Commii*sion to the mayor and bailiffs of the town of Southampton,
Westminster. Thomas Banaster and Robert Fitzherbert to arrest Edward Cateyn of
Genoa, merchant, and bring liim before the king in Chancery.
Membrane bd.
Aug. 25. The like to John Wynkefeld, knight, Richard Welden, Arthur
Westminster. Gre^rsou, Thomas Achambre and the bailiffs of the town of Bury St.
Edmunds to arrest John Gye, William Awfyn, John Dyer and Thomas
Fleccher son of Edmund Bowyer and bring them before the king in
Chancery to answer for certain riots.
Aug. 28. The like to William Mulso, esquire, John Brekenok, esquire, William
Westminster. Bokeland, William Turney, William Manery, John Ebmed, John Clerk,
William Parker, Thomas Russell, John London, Andrew Fynamour, John
Adam, William atte Wyke and the constables of the iowns of Stanes,
Egham and Thorp to airest and bring before the king and council certain
persons who wander about by those towns, and the adjacent country
stirring up insurrection and circulating rumours in support of the king's
enemies, and have gone away without paying their proportion for the
bridge of Stanes.
Sept 15. The like to Thomas Clemens, Richard Penpons, Thomas Bere, Nicholas
Westminster. Suthcotes, Richard Joce, Nicholas Roche, Richard Lanar, Robei't Cowelyng,
John Raynward, John Penpons, John Treake, John Michell, Robert
Cobert, Robert Creef and the sheriff of Cornwall to ftrrest Oliver Tregasowe,
2 EDWARD IV.— Part I. 207
1462. Membrane 3d — cont,
Stephen Tregasowe, George TreahaD, John Treahan, John Gyon, John
Meweden, Oto Josep and Nicholas Cioweter and bring them before the king
in Chancery,
Sept. 16. The like to Richard West de la Ware, knight, John Lewekenore, Robert
Westminster. Langton, John Radclyff and Hugh Awestyn to arrest and bring before the
king and council certain persons who wander about the countieit of Surrey
and Sussex with masked and painted faces, breaking and entering parks,
waiTcns and closes and wounding and killing tlie keepers.
Membrane 2d.
Oct. 30. Appointment, during pleasure, of William Lee to take carpenters and
Westminttir. other workmen and timber for lances, chests, tables, ^panys' and other
things for the works of his office and carriage for the same.
208
2 EDWARD IV.— Part II.
1463. Mbmbranb 26.
Jan. 29. Licence for William Zouche, son and heir of William Zoache, late lord
VV^estminuter. Zouche and Seymour, tenant in chief, who is of the age of thirtv years
and more, to enter fi*eelj into all the lands and possessions of his father in
England and Wales and the marches of Wales. By p.s.
1462.
Oct. 16. Confirmation to the king's kinsman John Moubray, duke of Norfolk, sou
Westminster, and heir of John, late duke of Norfolk, in consideration of his father's
services in divers conflicts against the king's adversaries, of his creation as
earl of Warenne and Surrey by a charter dated at Westminster, 24 March,
29 Henry VF. [Charter Boll, 27-39 Henrij VL No, 33,] with remainder
to the heirs male of his body ; and grant to him and the said heirs of 20/.
yearly from 4 March, 1 Edward IV. from the issues of the counties of
SuiTcy and Sussex, in consideration of a like grant in the said charter,
annulled by an act in Parliament at Westminster.
By p.s. and for 40^. paid in the hanaper.
1463. Membrane 25.
Feb. 19. Signification to J. bishop of Lincoln, of the royal assent to the election of
Westminster. Elizabeth Hasylden, nun of the monastery of St. Mary and St. Helen,
Einestowe, of the Benedictine order, as abbess of that place. By p.s.
Feb. 18. Pardon to Thomas Burgh of Gaynesburgh, knight, alias king's esquire,
Hertford, constable of the king's castle of Lincoln, late sheriff of Lincoln, of all
offences, trespasses, escapes of felons, forfeitures, fiues and amercements.
ByK.
Grant for life to the king's servant John Fereby, yeoman of the crown,
of all lands and possessions in Beverley, Molstoft and elsewhere in the
county of York lately belonging to Richard Cokerell, *gentilman,' in the
king's hands by an act of attaint in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November,
1 Edward IV. to the value of 10/. yearly. By p.s.
Feb. 21. Grant for life to the king's servitor John Wode, esquire, of the office of
AVestminster. master of the king's ordnance, receiving wages of 2*. daily for himself,
^ 6d. daily for his clerk and 6d, daily for a yeoman under him from the
prefers and all other debts due to the king at the receipt of the Exchequer,
as granted for life to Philip Herveys by letters patent dated 1 December,
1 Edward IV. surrendered ; and grant to him in addition of 4s. daily for
his regard, with a livery of the suit of the king's esquires yearly at Christmas
at the great wardrobe and all other accustomed profits. By K.
Feb. 20. Grant to the king's servant Thomas Sentleger, esquire of the body, of
\^'estlllinste^. the custody of the manor of Oldebury with the advowson of the church of
Oldebury, co. Gloucester, and all lordships, manors, lands, rents and
services with knights' fees and advowsons which John Thorp, son of Ralph
Thorp, deceased, who is an idiot (fatuus naturalts), holds within the
counties of Gloucester, Wilts, Somerset and Cornwall and elsewhere within
the realm, to hold during the life of the said John without rendering
anything to the king, but finding a competent sustenance for the said
John. By p.8.
March 2. Grant for life to Henry Abyndon, one of the clerks of the king's chapel,
Westminster, of 8/. yearly from the first day of the reign from the issues of the castle^
/ 2 EDWARD IV.— Paut IL *0
1463. .' ' Membraiie 25 — cow/. / .
[ manor or lordship of Hadlegh alias Hadlej, co. Essex, in lien x)f a like
I grant to him from the issues of Hadley Bee and Legh Bee, co. Essex, by letters
patent of the king's kinsman Humphrey, late duke of Gloucester, confirmed
by letters patent dated 9 November, 1 Edward IV. surrendered. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the farmers, roceivors or other occupiers of the
said castle, manor or lordship.
March 1. Grant to Nicholas Gaynesford that he may repair the castle of Odyham,
Westminster, the houses, mansions and bams of tlie manor, the lodges and enclosures of
the parks and a water-mill belonging to the manor, to the custody of which
he was appointed to him by letters patent dated 3 February, 1 Edward IV. for
i 7 years from the Easter preceding, with the money belonging to -the king
f from the farm of the tame, on account of their ruinous condition, and to
cut down timber in the woods of the manor for that purpose. By p.s.
Jan. 8. Grant to John Botiller, knight, and Margaret his wife of the custody of
Westmioster. William, son and heir of William Troutbck, knight, and all his manors,
lands and possessions within the county of Chester and elsewhere within
the realm, from the death of his father during his minority, with his
marriage, and the like during the minority of the next heir, should be die
a minor, and so from heir to heir.
Feb. 23. Grant to Thomas Ive, whom the king by letters patent appointed to the
.Westminster, scrutiny of wools exported to foreign parts, cf a moiety of the wools
forfeited for* being forced, clacked, bearded, or cleaned contrary to the
statutes and ordinances, or for any other reason. By K.
Aug. 13. Grant for lif^ to William Saint Laurence of the office of admiral of
Westminster. Ireland, with the accustomed fees. By p.8#
Membrane 24.
Oct. 24. The like to Francis de Mounteferant, knight, lord Duza, hotp. in the
Westminster, duchy of Aquitaine (Guienne), of 40/. yearly from Michaelmas, 1 Edward
IV. at the receipt of the Exchequer. [Foedera.'] By p.s. [1061.]
Oct. 24. Revocation of the protection with clause volumusy for one year, lately
Westminster, granted by letters patent to William Acland of Bedyngton, co. Surrey,
' < yoman,' alias Agelond, * husbondman,' alias Acgeland, 'jantilman,* going
on tlie king's service in the company of John Wood, esquire, victualler of the
town and castle of Calais and the marches there in the parts of Picardy,
on the safe-custo<ly and victualling of the same, because he delays at
Westminster, as William Hampton and Bartholomew James, sherifib of
Middlesex, have certified.
Sept. 30. Grant for life to John Cobbes of an annuity of 10/. from the issues of
Westminster, the subsidy and ulnage of cloths, and half of the forfeitures of the same, in
the county of Kent. By pjs.
Sept. 30. The like to William Harlakynden of a like annuity from the same.
[Westminster.] By p.s.
Sept. 30. The like to John Hert of an annuity of 10 marks from the issues of the
Westminster, manor of Cottesmore, co. Rutland. By pjs.
Sept. 30. The like to William Haute of an annuity of 20 marks from the issues of
Westminster, the hundreds and lordships of Middelton and Merdem, co. Kent. By p.s.
Oct. 15. Licence for Elizabeth, late the wife of Nicholas Iwardby, tenant in
' WestDiinster. chief, to marry Thomas Salandyne, esquire. By K.
^ U 96914. ' O
aid CALENDAR OF PATKNT BOLLS*.
1462» Itemih^ne 24— eonf.
May 1. tmpeximui and confirmation to the prior and conT«nt of the house of
Wcftmmrter. gt, Miohael» by Kyngeston on Hull, of t*e Carthiisian order, of the
following :—
1. Letters patent dated 18 April, 5 Richard IL being a grant to them
of a tun of Gbacou wine yearly at All Saints, in the port of
Kyngeston on Hull.
2. A charter dated at Esthampstede, 1 May, 8 Richard IL being a grant
\fO them, of certain lit^erties which the prior and brethren ef
Beauvale, of the same order, have. \_Man<i8ttc(m,'\
. For 5 marks paid in the hanaper..
Nov. I. Grant for life to John ByUey, chaplain, of the custody of the hospital
Westminster, of St, John the Baptist, Shrewsbury, with all rights, formerly granted to
William Shelve, chaplain, by letters patent surrendered. By p.s.
June 5. Grant to Thomas Gray, one of the esquires of the body, and the heirs
W^etInin8ter. male of his body of the manor of Crawden, co. Cambridge, late of William
Tallboys, knight, in the king's hands by reason of an act of forfeiture in
Parliament at Westminster, 4 November. By p.s»
Oct. 12. Mandate to all bailiffis and others to permit William Thomson, chaplain,
Weftmhwter. a native of Edynburgh in Scotland, dwelling at Herbaldowne in England,
who has taken an oath of fealty, to inhabit the realm peaceably and enjoy
his goods. ' By p.s.
Oct. 20* Like mandate in favour of John Hill, ^yoman,* a native of Aburdene in
Westminster. Scotland, dwelling at London. By p.s*
Membrane 23.
Sept. 24. Grant to Thomas Seyntleger, one of the esquires of the body, of the
IWestmiiiBter. custody of all lands late of George Langham, esquire, tenant in chief,
during the minority of Thomas Langham, son and heir of Richard Langham,
son and heir of the said George, during the minority of the said heir^ with
his marriage, subject to his finding a competent sustenance for him and
supporting all charges. By K.
Oct. 1* Grant to John Spence, clerk, of the chapel or chantry of Holy Cross
WeBtminster. within the king's castle of Old Sarum, co. Wilts.
Oct. 2. Licence for the prior and convent of Malmesbury to elect an abbot in
We«tmiiuter. the place of John Andever, deceased.
Oct. 12. Presentation of Richard Plommer, chaplain, to the parish church of
Westminster. St. Peter, Berkhamstede, in the diocese of Lincoln, void by the resignation
of John Goddeslond.
Sept. 30. Appointment of William Pecche, knight, as sheriff of Kent, with the
Westminster. cuf«tody of the king's castle of Canterbury, and grant to him of 40/. yearly
from the revenues of the county from All Saints last, until he shall be
provided with lands to that value in tail male. By p.s. [1053.]
Oct. 11. Grant for life to William Milford of the manor of Sevenhampton Denys,
Westminster, co. Somerset, with courts leet and all other appurtenances, not exceeding
the value of 6/. yearly, rendering to the king 20^. yearly, in lieu of the
appointment of him and William Brownyng to the custody of the said
manor and of all lands late of Nicholas Wodegrave in ChiUesworthy and
lands in le Forde in the parish of Ippilpen, co. Devon, for 7 years from the
Easter preceding, by letters patent dated 2 July, 1 Edward IV. surrendered.
By p.s.
Sept. 25. Grant to the king's servitor Philip Morgan, for his gcod service to the
Westminster, king's father and the king, of the custody of all lands, late of William
Walsale of the county of Leicester^ tenant-in-chiefy during the minority of
$ EDWARD IV.— Part It fill
1462. Membrane 2S'-eottt.
Bobert his son and heir, ivith the marriage of the latter, with the like
(luring the minority of the next heir, should he die a minor, and so from
heir to heir. Byp.8.
Jul J 18. Bevocation of the protection with dAUBevolumus, for one year, granted 12
Westmintter. July last by letters patent to Roger Motley of Bikall, co York, *yoman,*
going on the king's service in the company of the king's kinsman Richard,
earl of Warwick, chamberlain of England and capt4dn of the town and
castle of Gahus and the marches there, on the defence of the same, because
he delajH at Westminster and elsewhere in the county of Middlesex, as
John Lokke and George Ireland, sheriffs of Middlesex, have certified.
•Tune 20. iGrraut for life to the king's servant Thomas Lane of the office of warrener
Wefftminster. or the custody of the wan^en within the king's lordship of Swafham, co.
Noiiolk, with wages of 2d. daily from the issues of the lordship. By p^s.
Oct. 16. The like to the king's servant Richard Patyne, for his good service to
Wettminster. the king's father, and the king, of the office of porter and gaoler of the
king's castle of Gilford, co. Surrey, with the accustomed fees and profits
at the hands of the sheriff. By p.8.
Oct. 24. Grant to Richard Lee, grocer and alderman and late mayor of London,
WestmiiiBter. and his heirs and assigns of the advowson of the parish church of St.
Stephen in the ward of Walbroke, Loudon, late of Robert Whityngham, in
the king's hands by his forfeiture by reason of an act in the last Parliament.
ByK.
Oct* 20. Pardon to Richard Beleryng of Folsbam, co. Norfolk, ' husbondman,' of
Westminster, his outlawry in the county of Middlesex for not appearing before the
justioea of- the Bench to satiny the king of his ransom for not bringing
William Fraunceys late of Coston, co. Norfolk, ' yoman,' before John Prysot
and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late king, to answer William
BusseU, citizen «nd draper of London, touching a plea of debt, as he made
mainprise to do ; he having surrendered 1o the Flete prison, as Robert
Danby, chief justice of the Bench, has certified.
. Sept. 10. Grant for life to Richard Lannargh of the office of bailiff of the king's
Westmintter. manor -^ Helston in Kyrier, co. Cornwall, belonging to the dachy of
Cornwall, with the accustomed fees from the issues of the manor. By p.s.
Membrane 22.
Sept. 6. Commission to John Yong, master of a ship called le Marie of London,
Westminster, and John Samwell, QQaster of a ship called le Trinite of London, to take
mariners for those ships and a mast for le Marie for service against the
king's enemies.
Aug. 26. Grant to William Herbert, king's knight, of the custody of all manorsp
W«ftmfaister. lands and possessions, late of Nicholas Iwardby, tenant in chief, ddring the
minority of John his son and heir, to hold with all issues from the same,
with the marriage of the heir, finding reasonable sustenance for him and
sustaining the houses, enclosures and buildings. By p.g«
Sept. 15. Grant, during pleasure, to John Huet and John Chambre, of the office
Wettmtnster. of tronage and peeage in the port of Bishop's Lynne and ports and places
adjacent, receiving the accustomed fees. By bill of treasurer.
Oct. 17. Revocation of the protection with clause volumuHy for one year, granted 16
Wettminster. July by letters patent to John Tryvet,late of Honyton, co. Devon, ^yonuui/
alias Treret, merehant^ alias Trevette, ^ chapman,' to stay on the king's
service in the company of Walter Blount, knight, treasurer of the town of
Calais, for the safe custody, defence and victualling of the town and marches,
because he delays at Yevelchestre and elsewhere in the county of Somerset,
as llioiBai Herbert, esquire, sheriff, has certified.
o2
^2 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS*
14.62. Membrane 22 — cont.
. Oct. 19. Grant for life to Richard Brown of the office of the parkership of
Westminster. Hungcrford Fareley, with the accustomed fees. Bj p.8.
Oct. 20. Grant to Eh'zabeth the wife of the king's kinsman John, duke of
Westminster. Norfolk, a minor and in the kin^s custody, that during his minority she
may have and enjoy all the rents, revenues and profits of the lordships and
manors wherein certain lawful grants and estates were made to them in
tail for her jointure at the time of the solemnisation of their espousals, vis.,
the manora or lordships of Bosam, Mechyng and Waschynton, co. Sussex,
to the yearly value of 100/., Segrave, co. Leicester, to the yearly value of
20 marks, Stodes.lon and Kyngeswode, co. Salop, to the yearly value of
20 markp, Fenystanton and Hylton, co. Huntingdon, to the yearly value
of 10/., Hynton, co. Cambridge, to tlie yearly value of 20/., and Weston, co.
Hertford, to the yearly value of 40 marks. By p.8.
Oct. 23. General pardon to John Laurence alias Bady. By p.8.
Westminster.
Aug. 1. Grant for life, in consideration of their charges and perils incurred in
Westminster, ihe king's conflicts and battles, to the king's servants John Fortescu and
William Chichcly, esquires, of the manors of Parkham and Cokiswall, co.
Devon, and all lands and possessions in Parkham, Cokyswall, Wydefeld,
Made ford, Yoland, Folle with Melden, Yoldiche, Estbeweley, Boryngton,
Bishop's Nymet and Little Thoryngton, co. Devon, late of Baldwin Fufford,
knight, the manor and lordship of Brene, co. Wilts, and all lands and
possessions in Brene late of James, late earl of Wiltshire, and all lands, and
possessions in Trobrigge, co. Wilts, late of John Fortescu, knight, in the
king's hands by reason of an act of forfeiture in Parliament at Westminster,
4 November, with knights' fees, advowsons, wards, marriages, reliefs, courts
leet, views of frank pledge, parks, warrens, fisheries and all other profits, to
the yearly value of 46/. By p.s.
Oct. 26. Release to the king's tenants of the town of Eyngesclyf, co. Northampton,
Westminster, for two years from Michaelmas last of the farm of 40/. yearly due to the
king, on account of the losses they have sustained'of divers goods and houses
to the number of 100 and more by fire. By p.s.
Sei)t. 12. Mandate to all bailiffs and others to permit Simon Thomson, 'tailcur,' a
Westminster, native of Aburdene in Scotland, dwelling at Shordyche in England, who has
taken an oath of fealty, to inhabit the realm peaceably and enjoy his good<i.
By p.8.
MSMBRANB 21.
Sept. 10. Protection, for three years, for Mary de Bedford, lady de la Sparre, and
Westminster, her servants, lands and possessions. By K.
July 12. General pardon to John Tylney of the parish of Grantham, co. Lincolnv
Westminster, By K.
Sept. 15. ' The like to Oliver Xyng, late of Cambridge, clerk, of all offences com-
Westminster. mitted by him before 3 May last. By K.
Aug. 21. Grant for life to John Sambroke of the office of one of the king's ser-
Westminster. jeants at arms, with wag^es of I2d, daily from the fee farm of the' city of
Hereford, and a livery of the suit of the esquires of the household yearly at
Christmas at the great wardrobe. By p.8.
Sept. 20. Grant to the king's brother George, duke of Clarence, and the heirs of
Westminster, his body, of the county, honour and lordship of Richemond, which Edmund
Hadham, late carl of Richemond, lately had of the grant of Henry Y.I., with
all castles, towns, lordships, manors, lands, courts, knights' fees, advowsons,
liberties, reliefs and other profits belonging to the same in the counties of
Lincoln, York, Westmoreland, Gloucester, Buckingham, Cambridge, Essex,
Kent, Dorset, Norfolk, London and elsewhere, and the reversion of all
2 EDWARD IV.- Part II. 2li
1462. Membrane 21 — cont.
castles, lordships, lands and possessions, parcel of the same, which Richard
Wydevill, knight, and Jaquetta his wife, duchess of Bedford, hold for her
life, on her death, and the reversions in like manner of all other parcels of
the same, an^ all issues from Easter last ; and also the manors and lordships
of Spofford and Aylneham, co. York, and the castle, manor and lordship of
Prudhowe, co. Northumberland, and all lands and tenements in the parishes
of St. Katharine Colman and St. Anne's by Aldrichegate, London, late of
Henry Percy, late earl of Northumberland, with knights' fees, advowsons,
wards, marriages, relieis, escheats, parks, warrens, forests, chaces, fisheries,
fairs, markets, views of frank pledge, courts leet, bondmen, liberties and all
other appurtenances, in the king's hands by reason of an act of forfeiture
by authority of Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, and all issues
from the same from Michaelmas, 1 £()ward IV. By £•
Membrane 20.
Sept. 16. Licence for life for Robert Peete to ship ' thrumes,' stone thrumes, * pooks *
Westminster, and * vagen thrumes ' in the ports of London, Ipswich, Yermouth, Kyngeston
on Hull, Boston and Lynne and places and creeks adjacent and .take them
without the realm to foreign piirts of the king's friendship. By K.
Sept. 15. Grant for life to the king's servant William Sterlyng of the subsidy and
Westminster, ulnage of cloths within the counties of Surrey and Sussex, pursuant to the
ordinances in the Great Council of Edward III. at Westminster and in
Parliament in 17 Richard II. and 7 Henry lY. and the statute in Par-
liament, 11 Henry IV. with a moiety of the forfeitures and all other
profits, rendering to the king 20 marks yearly.
Sept. 15. Grant for life to Thomas Mongomery, king's knight, one of the king's
. Westminster, sewers (dapiscidorum) of the office of keeper of the exchange and mint
within the Tower of London and the custody of the coinages of gold and
silver within the realm, receiving the accustomed wages as in the last year
of Edward lU. and the first of Richard II. from the issues of the same, as
granted during good behaviour to Thomas Mongomery, esquire, by lettei's
patent dated 15 June, 1 Edward I ST. surrendered. By K.
Oct. 24. Exemption for life of John Beauchamp, knight, lord of Beauchamp, on
Westminster, account of his old age and debility, from attendance in council or Parlia-
ment, and from being made collector, assessor or taxer of tenths, fiftecutns
or other subsidy, commissioner, justice of the peace, constable, bailiff or
minister of the king, or trier, arrayer, musterer or leader of men at arms,
archers or hobelers. By p.s,
Dec 10. Grant for life to John IngoUlcsby of a place with two tenements apper-
Westminster, taining in the parish of St. Michael's in Wodestrete in the wai'd of Crepul-
gate, London, of the yearly value of 5 marks, late of William, late lord
Beaumond, and in the king's hands by reason of an act in Parliament at
Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. By p.s.
Sept. 15. The like to William Store of a place called < Comen Bakchous ' in the
Westminster, to^rn of Alnenyk, with all fees imd profits. By K. by word of moullu
Sept. 15. The like to William Ilelperby of a yearly rent of 7/. I5s. from the fee
Westminster, f urm of the town of Scardeburgh, the manor of Waldegrave and 60 acres of
land. By p.s.
Aug. 12. The like to the king's servant Thomas Seyntleger of the office of keeper
Westminster, of Ghestonwode within the county of Kent, with the accustomed fees.
By p.s.
Membrane 19.
«
Aug. K The like to the king's servitor Edmund Tankard, yeoman in the kind's
« We^iainster. privy kitcheoi of the custody of the laud lying between the chapel of Si«
S14 CALEKDAR OF PATENT ROttS.
1462« '^ Membrane 19 — conU
^ "Miary Konsivale near Chnryng Crosae aad the place iof the archbishop of
York of old time called ' kyng of Soottis ground ' with the hermitage of St.
Katharine upon it, with all profits. By p.8. [1006.]
Sept. 26^ Grant to the king's brother George, doke of Clarence^ in enlart^ement of
Westminster, a grant to him by letters patent dated 10 August ^p. i'98), of the issues of
all the manors, lordships and other possessions tlierdn specified from
Michaelmas last to that date. By R.
June 20. Grant for life to Thomas Laiie and Thomas Jolyf, for their good service
Westminster, to the klng*s father and other kinsmen of the king, of the office of bailiff of
the liberty and franchises of the honour of Richmond in the counties of
Norfolk and Suffolk, with the accustomed fees. By K.
July 12. The like to John Dode of the ofiice of bailiif of Stoke under Hampden,
iTorthampton. co. Somerset, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
Oct. 20. The like to Richard Broun of the office of bailiff of the king's lordship
Westminster, of Hungerford Farley, co. Somerset, with wages of 2d, daily and all.profits
in the king's hands by forfeiture. ' .By p.s.
Oct. 26. The like to Henry Muchegode, clerk of the king's stable, from Michael-
Westminster, mas last of an annuity of 6 marks due to the king from the abbot and
. ^^ couTenC of Missenden, ir\ the same manner as John. Hampden had Ihesame.
"^ . ; . By)p,8. [1062.]
Oct 12. The like to the king's brother Bi(diard,'dBke of Gloucester, of the office
Wtstvunster. of admiral of England, Ireland, and Aquitaine, with %[\ accustomed profits
and powers, provided that he have no cognisance of affairs within the counties
or of wreck of sea. He is to have cognisance of death and maiming however
^^ committed in great ships in the middle of the great rivers, but only in the
ports of those near the sea, ' By K.
Mbmbranb 18.
Oct. 29.
Westminster
Grant to John Laweley of the office of the marshalship of the Exchequer
. during the minoi*ity of John, duke of Norfolk, with the accustomed fees.
By p.s.
Nov. 3. Pardon to Vincent Hall, late of St. John's street without the bars of
Westminster. Westsmy thefeld, London, co. Middlesex, * baker' and * brewer,' of all felonies,
' trespasses and crimes of which he was attainted or convicted, and the
abjuration which he made by reason of the same and his subsequent entry
into slay within the realm. By p.s.
Oct. 29. Signification to W. bishop of Winchester, of the royal assent to the
Westminster, election of Thomas Robis, a brother of the church of St, Denis by
Suthampton, of the order of St. Augustine, as prior df that place.
Dec. 1* Pardon to the mayor and commonalty of the city of Corke in Ireland,
Bisham. of the fee farm of 80 marks which they used to pay for the 1 1 parish
churches belou«;ing to the city with the suburbs within a space of a
mile, which have been wasted and destroyed by the rebels for the past
50 years, as they obtained a like pardon from the king's fother when he
was last in those parts, and grant to them of the coeket of the city with the
fee of the same in augment^^tion of the construction of the walls until they
/ may be able to go freely for a mile outside the walls. By p.s.
Nov. 4. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Ingoldesby as a baron of the
Westminster. Exchequer in the place of ^^ohn Holmcj receiving the aeoustomed fees.
By p.s,
Dec. 18. Mandate to all bailiffs and others to permit John Beverley, ' bocher,
Westminster, a native of Arbrothc in Scotland, dwelling at Feversham, co. Kent, who
has taken an oath of fealty, to inhabit the realm peaceably and enjoy hia
goods. . , . /...., '^7.P*^
2 fibWABD iV^tABT IL 6l8
1462* Membrane 18 — cont.
Dec. L'O. Grant for life to the kind's servitor Thomas Prout, esquire, of the
MTestminater. offices of steward of the king's lordship of Meer, co. Wilts, and parker
there, with herbage and pannage and all accustomed fees. By p.s.
Sept. 30. The like to John Alday of an annuity of 10/. which Mary, sometime the
Westiuiuster. wife of John Moulton, used to render to the alien abbot of Langennyth for
a tenement in Somercotes and Saltfletby, co. Lincoln. By p.8.
Mandate in pursuance to the fiirmers, bailiffs, and other occupiers of the
same.
Grant for life to Thomas Diggis of an annuity of 20 marks from the
issues of the manors of Tuderley and Lockerley, co. Soudiampton. By p.s«
Mandate in pursuance to the farmers, bailiffs and other occupiers of the
same.
Sept. 30. Grant for life to John Dyggys of an annuity of 20 marks from the issues
Westminster, of the hundreds and lordships of Middelton and Merden, co, Kent.
By p.8«
Mandate in pursuance to the farmers, bailiffs and other occupiers of the
same.
Sept. 30. Grant for life to John Isaak of an annuity of 10/. from the issues of the
Westmicster. same. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the farmers, bailiffs, and other occupiers of the
same.
Dec. 28. General pardon to Philip Bermyngham of Dublin, ' gentilman,' of all
Westminster, offences committed by him in England and Ireland before this date. By p.s.
Dec. 28. Grant to John f^ogge, knight, treasurer of the king's household, John
Westminster. Scott, knight, controller of the same, and Thomas Colt of the custody of
the temporalities of the bishopric of Durham, so long as they remain in
the king's hands, rendering a due account at the exchequer of the bishopric
before the king's auditors, with power to appoint justices, chancellor,
sheriff, escheator, and other officers. By p.8.
1463.
Jan. 16. Grant to the king's kinsman Bichard, earl of Warwick, and Walter
Westminster. Scoll, knight, of the presentation to the deanery of Walyngford at its next
voidance. By p.s.
Jan. 26. Grant to Walter Wrottesley, king's knight, and the heirs male of his
Westminster, body of the manors of Bamsham and Penpole, co. Dorset, in the king's
hands by the death of his kinsman William Neville, earl of Kent, not
exceeding the value of 50/. yearly, with knight's fees, advowsons, parks,
warrens, woods, courts leet, views of frank pledge, liberties, franchises and
all other appurtenances, from the death of the said earl. By p.s.
1462.
Dec. 9. Licence for the king's kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick and Salisbury,
Westminster, to enter freely into all castles, lordships, manors, lands, and other possessions
descending to him on the death of the king's kinswoman Alesia, countess of
Salisbury. By p.s.
1463.
Jan« 31. Grant for life to the king's sei'vant John Ifongej yeoman of the crown^
Westminster, of the manors or lordships of Landehilpe and Le Durant, co. Cornwall, and
all lands, rents^ services, knights' fees, advowsons, courts leet, views of
frank pledge, warrens and other liberties belonging to the same, late of
Thomas, eail of Devon, attainted by authority of Parliament, and in the
king's hands by his forfeiture, to hold by fealty only. By p.s«
Feb. 4. Pardon to Thomas Surteys, esquire, of all treasons, murders and feloniea
Westniiuter. committed by him before 1 December last. By p.B«
2l6 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1462. MSUBRANS 17. '
• Aug. IL Grant in frank almoin to Thomas Buxhale, king's chaplain^ tnastet* of
Westminster, the king's college of Fodrynghey of a master, 12 chaplains, 8 clerks, and
13 choristers, lately founded for the good estate of the king and Cecily his
mother, and for their souls after death, and the soul of the king's father
Richaj*d, late duke of York, heir of the kingdoms of England and France,
and his fellows and successors, of the alien priory and manor of Bekford
with its appurtenances in the counties of Gloucester and Lincoln, the limds
of Asshton on Caraunt, co. Gloucester, some time parcel of the alien priory of
Baylbek, and the alien manors of Bryston alias Bryxston knd Charleton,
CO. Wilts, and Willesford, cos. Lincoln and Northampton, with all lands >
rents, services, knights' fees, advowsons and memhers and appurtenances,
from the Annunciation, 2 Edward IV. By p.s.
Oct. 26. Protection, during the life of the king, for the ahbess and convent of the
Westminster, monastery of St. Saviour and St. Mary and St. Bridget, Syon, co. Middle-
sex, of the order oi St. Augustine, and their lands and possessions. They
shall not be distrained upon by purveyoi*s or clerks of works, and their
stone-cutters, masons, carpenters, smiths, sawyers, plumbers, tilers, glaziers,
plasterers, joiners and other workmen and timber, stone, lead, tiles and
other necessaries for the construction of the monastery shall not be taken ;
and they shall have free power of carriage by all highways in the king's
warren called ' le Couyngyerd ' within his manor of Shene to and from the
wharf of le * Bricke Coste ' and the river Thames. By K.
Nov. 2. Pardon to Elizabeth, the abbess of the said monastery, called abbess of
Westminster. Syon, occupier (pccupatrici) of the alien abbey of ,Seez and itg lands and
possessions in England, and of the abbey of Fecamp in Normandy with all
its manors, lands and other possessions, and the convent of that place of all
fines, issues, amercements, reliefs, scutages, debts, accounts and forfeitures
due to the king and all offences, trespasses and contempts and all actions.
ByK.
Oct. 28. Pardon to Thomas Hege of Colchestre, co. Essex, ^ gentilman,' and Ellen
Westminster, his wife of their outlawry and waiver in the county of Norfolk for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to satisfy John Jenn^y of 40*.
which he recovered against thorn before the justices of the late king at
Westminster, aud IS*-. 4(/. damages ; they having surrendered to the Flete
prison and satisfied him, as Robert Danby, chief justice, has certified.
Sept. 30. Grant for life to Thomas Cotes of an annuity of 10/. from the issues of
Westminster, the manors of Tuderley and Lokerley, co. Southumptou. By p:8.
Sept. 27. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus^ for one year, lately granted
Westminster, by letters patent to William Cogan, citizen and mercer of London, to go on
the king's service in the company of the king's kinsman Bichard, earl of
Warwick, captain of the town and castle of Calais, for the safe custody of
the same, on ceitiHcate by the sheriff that he delays in London. ' - *
Oct. 31. Grant for life to Thomas Wath, esquire, of the manor of Sutton on
Westminster. Trent, co. Nottingham, and all lauds in Sutton, late of Thomas Roos,
knight, late lord of lloos, in the king's hands by reason of an act in
Parliament at AVcst minster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. extended at the
value of 20 marks yeai'ly, with all fees, wards, reliefs, escheats, homages,
iients, suits of courts and sei-vices, and all issues of the same from the said
4 November, to hold by fealty only. • By p.s.
MSMBRANB 16.
Oct. 27. Appointment, during pleasure, of William Herbcrd as supervisor of the
Westminster, scrutiny in the port of liiistol and ports aud places adjticent, receiving the
accustomed fees. . By bill of the treasurer^
2 EDWARD IV.— r^^RTlL 21.7
l4,g3. Membrane 16 — ami*
Jan« 26. Grant to Walter Wrottesley, king's knight, aud the heirs male of his body,
Westminster, of two pai'ts of the manors or lordships of Glynte, Hondesworth and Mere,
CO. Stafford, lately granted in tail to Fulk Stafford, esquire, now deceased,
by letters patent, aud tho reversion of the third part of the same on the
death of Margaret, late the wife of the said Fulk, with advowsons, knights'
fees, parks, warrens, courts leet, views of frank pledge, liberties and ull
other appurtenances. By p.s.
1462.
Nov. 3. Grant for life to Thomas Ililles of 100*. yearly from the issues of tlio
Westminster, subsidy and uluage of cloths, and a moiety of the forfeitures of the same in
the city of London. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the farmers, receivers aud other occupiers of
the same.
1463.
Feb. 5. Revocation of the protection with clause volumusy for one year, granted 20
Westraiustcr. October by letters patent to John Frankelyn of Haunos, co. Bedford,
' gentilman' alius 'yoman,- to stay in the parts of Picardy on the king's
service in the company of John Woode, esquire, victualler of the town and
marches of Calais, on the safe custody, defence and victutUling of the castle,
town and marches, because he delays in Westminster on his own business,
as William Hampton and Bartholomew JameF, sheriffs of Middlesex, have
certified.
1462.
Nov. 3. Grant for life to William Brent of an annuity of 10 marks from the fee
Westminster, farm of the town of Kyngeston on Thames, co. Surrey. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the men or bailiffs of the towu.
Sept 30. Grant for life to Edward Mille of an annuity of 10/. from the issues of
Wcstmmster. the hundreds and lordships of Middelton and Merden, co. Kent.- By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the farmers, bailiffs and other occupiers of the
same.
1463.
Feb. 6. Pardon to John Grevile, esquire, sheriff of Warwick and Leicester, for
Westminster, the escapes of Nicholas Basset and Roger Bygge from Warwick gaol out of
his custody. By p.s.
Grant to the king's kinsman John, earl of Worcester, William Hastynges,
knight, king's chamberlain, John Fogge, knight, treasurer, and John Scot,
knight, controller of the household, and Thomas Colt of the custody of all
castles, manors, lordships, lands, tenements and advowsons in the king's
hands by reason of the minority of any tenants in fee, with their marriage,
and of the temporalities of all archbii^opricsy bishoprics and abbeys during
voidance, for three years from Christmas last. They are to apply tho
issues to the expenses of the king's household, rendering an account yearly
at the Exchequer and sustaining all charges. By p.s.
March 3. Grant for life to Thomas Oxney of the office of controller of tho
Westminster, havenr}' (haoenarie) and collector of the new custom within the county of
Cornwall from 2 March, 1 Edward IV. receiving such fees as were
allowed to John Fortes in the year 20 Edward 111. from the issues of the
duchy of Cornwall ; in lieu of a grant to him of the office of controller of
coket and wreck of sea within the counties of Cornwall and Devon by
letters patent dated 2 March, 1 Edward IV. surrendered. By p.8«
1462.
Nov. 4. Grant in frauk almoin to William Fallam, the proctor, and the schoULrs
Westminster, of the college called • Goddishoas' in the university of Cambridge, founded
by Henry VI. on 16 April, 2(5 Henry VI. at the request of William Bingham,
late parson of tho church of St. John Zakarie^ Li^doD, deceaied, of a rent or
218 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLI^.
1462. Membrane IQ-^otU.
ancient impost of 10 marks jearlj, whioh the prior of the alien priory of Monne-
mouthe in the marches of Wales used to paj to the chief lord of the priory
beyond seas, a yeai*ly rent of 409. which the prior and convent of the alien
priory of Tottcneys, co. Devon, used to pay to the chief lord of the priory
beyond seas, a yearly rent of 100«. which the prior of Newstede on Ancolm
CO. Lincoln, used to pay to the abbot and convent of Longvillers in France,
a yearly rent of 10 marks which the abbot and convent of Sawtre used to
pay to the alien abbot of Bon Kepos {de Bona Requie) with 50 marks for
the churches of Foulbourne and Uon^giiam alia$ Honyngton, the alien
priory of Cars well alias Carsewell in the lordship of Ewi*as Lacy in North
Wales, not exceeding the value of 40;. yearly, the alien priory of Chepstowe
in Wales and the marches of Wales, the alien priory, manor or lordship of
Ikham, in the counties of Lincoln and Oxford, not exceeding 100«. yearly, the
hospital or free chapel of St. James, Great Therlowe, co. Suffolk, not ex-
. ceeding 60#. yearly, and the advowsons of the churches of Nauby alias
Naanby, co. Lincoln, and Fyndrayton alias F3'nnedraytou or Fennech^yton,
CO. Cambridge, with all liberties, franchises, knights' fees, manors, lordships,
lands, views of frank-pledge, courts leet, advowsons and other appurte-
nances, that they may pay for the good estate of the king and for his soul
after death, and the souls of his father Richard, late duke of York, and liis
brother Edmund, late earl of Rutland, and the said William Bingham. By p.s.
Mbmbrans 15.
July 5. Inspeximus and confirmation to the abbot and convent of Waverle, of
Westmiaster. the Cistercian order, of a charter dated at Clarendon, 30 November,
5 Edward III. [^Charter Roily b Edward III, No, A^"] being a grant to
them of a tun of red Avine yearly in the port of Suthampton.
For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 17. Grant for life to John Bamme, esquire, of the ofRee of steward of the
Weitmiiuter. king's courts of his hundreds of Middelton and Merden, co. Kent, witli
wages of 10 marks yearly from 18 July, 1 Edward IV. from the issues of
the same, and all other accustomed profit<t ; in lien of another grant to him
of the said office and of the office of bailiff of the said hundreds, by letters
patent dated 18 July 1 Edward IV. surrendered as insufficient as to the
wages, fees or regards to be received. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance tathe receivers, farmers^ or other occupiers or
ministers of the same.
Sept. 30.., Grant for life to William Petyte of a yearly rent of *Ih from the town of
Westminster. Bi;lweU, co. Nottingham, By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to tli^ farmuTi^ bailiffs, ^and otlier occupiers of the
Nov. 3. Grant for Kfe tt3 Gebrgb'Busshet of 100^. yearly from the issues of the
Westminster, subsidy and ulnage of cloths and half the forfeiture of the same in the city
of London. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the farmers, I'eceivcrs. and other occupiers of
the same.
1463,
Feb, 5. Pardon, for .30^. paid in the hanaper, to Henry Sotehill, Hugh Noone,
Westminster, clerk^ William Parchet, derk, and Henry Bell, vicar of the parish c!hurch
of Est Basyn, for acquiring in fee from Gerard Sotehill the manor of Red-
bourn, co. Lincoln, held in chief, and entering thereon without licence.
Peb. 10. Grant for life to John Mylsam, one of the yeomen of the chamber, of all
Westminster* lands and tenements within the hamlet of Berkhampsted, co. Hertford,
of the yearly value of 5 marks, which Koger Martyn lately occupied, in
the king's hands by reason of an act in Parliament at Westminster,
4 Kovemberi 1 ]EIdward IV« By p.s«
# % * «■ >
2 BbWAKD IV.— Pabt It 2lfl
1463. ' " Metnbrane 15 — cont.
Feb. 8. Mandate to the major and sheriff's of London and the collectors of the
Westminster, tax imposed in tlie late Parliament at Redyng upon* strangers staying
within the realm not to compel Gervase le Vulre, one of tlie king's notaries
and secretaries in his Chancery of France, who may be counted as a
stranger because lie took not his origin in the realm of England, and his
wife and servants to contribute to the same, because he was born a
subject of the king in his realm of France and was summoned to England
twenty-six years ago and more to serve tlie king, and has ever since con-
tinued in some office in his household ; and to restore anything that ouiy
have been levied from him on that account. By p.s.
Feb. 15. Revocation of the protection with clause vo/tii/iut, for one year, lately
Westminster, granted by letters patent to Hugh Johns of the town of Gloucester, * chap-
man ' alias ' yoman,' in the belief that he Was to stay on the king's service
in the company of John Wode, king's esquire, victualler of the town and
castle of Calais and the marches of the same in the parts of Picardy, on
the safe-custody, defence, and victualling of the same, because he at Glou-
ster makes codtiaual stay, as appears by certificate of the sheriff of the
county.
Feb. 28. General pardon to David ap Howell, late of Ovyng, co. Buckingham,
Westminster. < gentilman,' for all offences committed by him before 21 February. By K.
Feb. 28. Grant for life to John Clerk, chaplain, warden of the king's chantry in
Westminster, le Charnell within the town of Scardeburgh, co. York, founded by Richard
'" II. of 6 marks yearly from Michaelmas last for his sustenance, from the
fee farm of the said town and the farm of the manor of Wallesgrave.
By p.8.
J462. Mbmbranb 14.
Sept. 16* The like to Joan late the wife of Edmund Ingaldesthorp, knight, of
Westminster. HI/. Of. 2}</. yearly from the subsidy and ulnage of cloths in the counties
of Norfolk, Suffolk, and Essex, in recompense of the same sum assigned
to her in dower out of au annuity of 500 marks yearly at the Exchequer,
of which her husband was seised m his demesne as of tee, by John Thorn-
bury, late escheator in the county of Middlesex, on 6 December, 35 Henry
VI. Bj p.s.
Nov. 2. Ratification of letters patent dated 8 July, 1 Edward lY. being a grant
Westminster, during good behaviour to Master Henry Sharp, doctor of laws, of the
office of prothonotary of the Chancery, receiving 50 marks yearly from the
ibsucs of the hanaper, which he Tears might be invalid by reason of an act
in the last Pariiament at Westminster.
By K. and for ^ mark paid in the hanaper.
Oct. 20. Signiiication to TV. bitshop of Winchester, of the royal assent to the
Westminster, election of Thomas Eohys, a brother of the conventual church of St. Denis
by Suthampton, of the order of St. Augustine, as prior of that place.
May 14. Grant to the king's tenants of the town of Nassiugton and Yarwell that
I Westminster, they shall be quit of the imposition of 1 mark yearly called ^ Wodeshalfmarc,'
newly exacted from them by the officers of the king's forest of Bokyngham
contrary to ancient custom, and all other exactions contrary to custom, and
that they shall have free common for their cattle and beasts in Seweley
and elsewhere within the forest, as do the king's tenants of Clyff and
Stanyam. By K.
Nov. 9. Mandate to the escheator in the counties of Southampton and Wilts for
Westminster, the restitution of the temporalities of the priory of St. Denis by
Soutlianipton, of the order of St. Augustine, to Thomas Robis, canon
of the same, whose election as prior W. bishop of Winchester, has con*
firmed, and whose fealty the king has ordered to be taken by the abbot o|
Syde by Wincbobter.
?20 CAtEN'DAR Of PATElfT ROLLS.
1462. Membrane U — cont.
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The like to John Pajne, mayor of Southampton and escheator in that
town.
Writ de itUendendo in pursuance to the tenants.
1463.
Jan. 24. Grant for life to Thomas Saintlegier, one of the esquires of the body,
Westmiiitter. of the office of the custody of the king's park of Guldeford, co. SuTey,
receiving the herbage and pannage of the park for wages. By p.s.
Jan. 2S* Grant \o Henry Purpoint, king's esquire, oi the office of steward of the
Westminster, lorc'ship of Mawnsfeld, co. ^Nottingham, with the accustomed fees from the
issues of the lordship and all other profits. By p.s. [1115.]
Grant to him of the office of steward of the lordship of Bolesore and
Horsley, oo. Derby, with fees as above.
Grant to him of the office of the custody of the king's park and launde of
Clypston and ' palyser ' of the park, with fees as above.
Jan. 30. Grant to the king's servitor Sanfrid Arundell and the heirs male of his
Westminster, body of the manor of Shevyoke and Antony with the advowson of the
church there, late of Thomas, late earl of Devon, not exceeding the yearly
value of 40/. By p.s.
Jan. 31. Grant for life to John Rede, one of the yeomen of the crown, of the
Westminster, manor of Quenecourt in the parish of Est Tederley, co. Southampton, late
of Henry Court, servant of Henry, late duke of Somerset, of the grant of
Henry IV. not exceeding the value of 22/. yearly. By p.s.
Jan. 28. The like to Alvred Corneburgh, king's esquire, usher of the king's
Westminster, chamber, of the manors of Penpolle, Denai'dake and Lanyheyron, co.
Cornwall, and all lands, rents, services, knights' fees, advowsons, courts
leet, views of frank-pledge, warrens and all other liberties late of
William Vaux alias Faux, attainted of high treason by authority of
Parliament, to hold by fealty only. By p.8.
][4g2. Mbmbrans 13.
I Oct. 20. Mandate to the escheator in the counties of Cumberland and Westmore-
Westminster, land for the restitution of the temporalities of the bishopric of Carlisle to
John Eyngescotes, ^vhom the Pope has appointed bishop in the place of
William, deceased. [^Fcedera.'] By p,s.
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
Lincoln.
Derby.
Middlesex.
Northumberland.
Writ de tntendendo in pursuance to the tenants.
Oct. 18. Licence for the president of the chapter of the priory of St. Denis by
Westminster. Suthanipton, of the order of St. Augustine, in the diocese of Winchester,
and the convent of that place to elect u prior in the place of William
Norman, deceased.
1463.
Jan. 29. Grant to the mayor and society of the merchants of the staple of the
Westminster, town of Calais, in recompense of 4,322/. 7^. lent by them to the king for
payment of the wages of the captain and soldiers of the town and the castle
and marches there, as appears by an entry in the pell at the receipt of the
Exchequer, that they may ship sacks or cloves of wool and wool-fells from
any ports in the realm to the said town of Calais quit of the subsidy and
custom granted by authority of Parliament, viz. 40s. for each sack of wool
or every 240 wool-fells shipped by natives and 4 marks for the same shipped
by aliens, until these acquittance:) shall reach the said sum of 4,322/. 7^.
ByK.
2 EDWARD IV,— Part II, 321
14g2, / ' Membrane 13 — cont.
f. Nov. 5, Grant for life to John CJiffe, one o£ the king's minstrels^ of 10 marks
Westmioster. yearly from Easter last from the fee farm of the hundreds of Keftesgatc,
Holford and Greston with the fairs and markets held in the town of
Wyncheeombe, by the hands of the abbot and convent of Wyncheoombe.
By PA [1076.]
The like to William Wykes, one of the king's minstrels, of 10 marks
yearly from Easter last from the same, i By the same writ [1077.]
1463.
March 2. General pardon to Thomas Elwyk, late of Calais, esquire. By K.
Westminster.
I4Q2. Membranb 12.
Aug. 1. Impeximus and confirmation to the burgesses of Lostwithyel and Penk-
Westminster, nek in Cornwall of letters patent dated 20 February, 3 Richard II. inspecting
and confirming a charter dated at Cippenham, 30 October, 19 Edward II.
inspecting and confirming a charter of Richard, earl of Cornwall, kiog of
the Romans, dated at Watlinton, 13 July, in the twelfth year of his reign.
For 20^. paid in the hanaper.
Not. 20. Mandate to all persons to pennit William Buteler, chaplain, a native of
Westminster, the city of St. Andrews in Scotland, dwelling at Charryug, co. Kent, who hos
taken an oath of fealty, to inhabit the realm peacefully and enjoy his goods.
By p,s.
Dec. 4. Like mandate in favour of William Aiayn, * smyth,' a native of Anehand
Westminster, in Scotland, dwelling at Challoke, co. Kent. By^) s.
1463.
Feb. 4. Like mandate in favour of Robert Hikkesson, ^yoman,' a native of Dund^
Westminster, in Scotland, dwelling at Estmallyng, co. Kent. By p.8.
March 1. Like mandate in favour of David Smyth, chaplaiti, a native of Aburdenp
Westminster, in Scotland, dwelling at Peterborough. By p.s.
1402.
Oct. 20. Confirmation to James Goldewell, clerk, doctor of laws, archdeacon of
Westminster. Essex, and his successors of all his estate in a messuage with a cnrtilsge
and garden adjacent and 4^ acres of land with wards, marriages, reliefs,
escheats, heriots, suits, courts and all appurtenances, in Stratford Laogthorii
in the parish of Westham, co. Essex, and the fealty and service of 12*. l\d.
and a rose yearly rent from divers tenements in the said parish, which
Robert Orpy, James Alveley, clerks, John, bishop of Worcester, Thomas^
bishop of Bath, and Richard Andrewe, clerk, demised to him in mortmain
without licence. By E.
1463,
Jan. 22. Grant to John Scotte, king's knight, controller of the king's household,
Westminster, and his heirs and assigns of two parts of the manors or lor^hips of Old-
swynford, Gannowe and Snowdesbury, uo. Worcester, late of James Botiller
alias Ormond, late earl of Wiltshire, lately granted by letters patent to Fulk
Stafford, esquire, now deceased without heir, and the reversion of the third
part on the death of Margaret, late the wife of the said Fulk, with all
privileges, rights, advowsons and profits. By p.s.
Feb. 26. Grant for life to William Hastings, knight, lord of Hastynges, of the
Westminster, office of receiver general of tho duchy of Cornwall and the portage of the
king's money from the issues of the duchy, with a fee of 41/. yearlj' from the
issues of the dnchy and al^o the portage in the same manner as John
Brekuok, Thomas Glouceslre, Robert Whilynghum and Louis John, late
severally receivers general, had with all other accustomed profits. By K.
282 CALENDAR OF t>ATENT ROLLS,
1462* Membrane li^^eoni^
Not* 2, Gkant in frank almoin to the prior and convent of the friars of the order
WeBtmisiter. of Holy Trinitj, Hoondeslowe, of 20/. yearlj from 4 March last, from the
fee farm of the town of Kyngeston on Thames, until they shall he pro-
vided with land to that value, in consideration of the fact that they had a
grant to them of 20/. yearly at the Exchequer until provided with an
equivalent in land by letters patent of Edward UL which they enjoyed
until Henry IV. granted to them 10/. yearly from the said fee. farm in
lieu of the same by letters patent, which are now invalid. By p.a.
Mbmbranb 11.
Sept. 16. Grant to the mayor and society of the merchants of the staple of the
Westminster, town of Calais, in repayment of 40,917/. 19«. 2^d. delivered by them to
the king for the safe-custody of the town, castle, and marches,* and the
wages of the captain and soldiers of the same, except 3,000 marks which
they have released to the king, of ISs, 4d. from the subsidies of each sack
of wool and every 240 wool-fells and 6^. Sd. for the custom of each sack .
of wool and every 240 wool-fells shipped from the ports of Boston or
Sandwich to Calais by any person not of their society, and lSs.4d. from
the subsidies of each sack of wool and every 240 wool-fells shipped from
any other port of the realm to Calais by any person not of their society ;
and licence for them to ship sacks of wool and wool-fella from any ports
in the realm to Calais quit of custom and subsidies at the rate of 40f . for
each sack of wool and every 240 wool-fells, until they shall in this way
be fully satisfied of the said sum of 40,917/. Ids* 2^d. excepting the said
3000 marks. By E.
1463.
Jan. S, Licence, for 100/. paid in the hanaper, for Alice, late, the wife of William
WMtminster. Lovell of Lovell, knight, to marry Ralph Boteler of Sudeley, knight. By K.
Feb. 5. Grant to William Hastynges, knight, lord Hastynges, king's chamberlain,
Westminster, and Thomas Vaghan, one of the esquires of the body, of the presentation
to the next vacant prebend within the college of St. Ueorge, Wyndesoi*e.
ByK.
Jan. 28. Pardon to Walter Wrottesley, esquire, late sheriff of Stafford, of all
Weitminster. debts, accounts, fines and amercements due from htm to the king. By p.s.
Feb. 8. Presentation of John Clerc, priest, to the chantry called * le Charnell '
Westminster, within the town of Scardeburgh, in the diocese of York. By p.s.
1462.
Nov. 12. Gri*ant in frank almoin to John, the abbot, and the convent of the houso
Westminster, and. church of St. Mary and St. Rumon, Tavystoke, co. Devon, of the
alien priory of Cowyk, co. Devon, with all pensions, portions, fruits, cells,
manors, lands, mills, rents, services, knights' fees, free fisheries, warrens,
courts le^t, views of frank pledge, advowsons and other profits. By K.
MSUBRANS 10.
Nov, 20. Grant to Hugh Wyche, citizen and alderman of London, in repayment
Westminster, of 100/. lent by him to the king, that he may ship woollen cloths of any
colour, wools and wool-fells in the ports of London and Suthampton in
carracks, galleys, or other vessels to foreign parts and send them across
the mountains by the pass (strictus) of Marrok, qnit of any customs and
subsidies due to the king beyond the 20.t. appointed for Calais and the
iU, Sd, from the subsidy oJP wools appointed for the mayor and merchants
of the staple of Calais by authority of Parliament, until by these acquittances
he shall be fully satisfied of the said 100/. By p.B,
2 EDWARD IV.— Part it 32.1
J jjg2* Membrane 10-— t»fi#»
Mandate in pursuance to the customers or collectors of tbe cuftoms and
subsidies of wools, hides, and wool-fells in th^ port of London.
The like to the customers or collectors of the petty custom in the port of
London.
Dee. 20. Grant to Katharine de la Pole, the abbess, and the convent of Berkjng,
Westmiiuter. co. Essex, on account of the losses that they have sustained by a ^reat
pait of their land being inundated by the river Thames, of all fines,
ransoms, amercements, and fbrfeitures, the assize of Ixead, wine, ale, and
other victuals, chattels of fugitives and felons and deodands, and return of
writs and executions in their humired of Bekentre aliatt Begentrowe, and
any of their lands and fees. By p.s,
24g3^ MSMBRANS 9.
Jan. 30. Grant to the mayor and citizens of York that the mayor, aldermen and
Westminster, recorder of the city shall always be commissioners of the waters and great rivers
of Ouse, Humbre, Wharff, Derwent, Ayro andDunre in the counties of York
and Lincoln and the city of York, viz. the Wharff from the Ayre and Ouse
to the town and bridge of Tadcastre, the Derwent from the Ouse to the
town and bridge of Sutton on Derwent, the Ayre from the Ouse to the town
and stank of the mills of Knottynglay, and the Dunne from the Ouse to the
town and stank of the mills of Doncastre, pursuant to the statutes for
the supervision of the rivers and of weirs, mills, stanks, pales, piles,
and kiddles, made before the time of Edward I. in the same manner
as the mayor and citizens of London are commissioners of the river
Thames ; that the mayor and aldermen shall be justices of the peace and of
oyer and terminer within the hundred or wapentake of Aynsty ; and that
the mayor shall be escheator in the same hundred or wapentake.
Byp.s. [1128.]
Jan. 27. Grant to the king's servant Thomas Prout, esquire, and the heirs male
Weetminster. of his body of two parts of the lordships of Cradeley and Hagley, co.
Worcester, lately forfeited by James late earl of Wiltshire, and al'terwards
granted by letters patent to Fnlk Stafford, eciiq'uire, deceased without issue
of his body, and the reversion of the third part on the death of Margaret,
late the wife of the said Fulk, with all rights and profits. By p.s.
1462.
Aug. 2. Ratification of the estate which John Crecy, king's clerk, has as warden of
Wesnninster. the free chapel of St. Mary, Watton, alias Wemstede in the parish of Watton
at the Stone, co. Hertford, and grant to him of the chapel and the custody
of the same for life. By K.
Sept. 30. Grant for life to John Hoom of an annuity of 10 marks from the
Westminster, issues of the hundreds and lordships of Middelton and Merden, co. Kent.
By p.s.
July 10. The like to Roger Baker of Shrewsbury of the office of one of the king*8
Westminster, foresters within his forest of Morfi^, with the accustomed fees, in the same
manner as William Perlour lately had the same. By p.s.
Oct. 20. Grant to John Wenlok, knight, lord Wenlok, of 20/. yearly from the
Westminster, issues of the county of Nottingham and 40 marks yearly from the issues of
the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, from the deaUi of John, late duke of
Norfolk, for the sustenance of John, now duke, his son, so long as he is
in the king's custody. Ricbarcl IL by letters patent dated 12 February,
6 Richard! I. created his kinsman Thomas Mou bray of Azihoim ear i of
Nottingham and granted to him in tail male the said 20/. yearly as above,
and by further letters patent dated 29 September 21 Richard II. advanced
him to be duke of Norfolk and granted to him 40 marks yearly at the
Exchequer ; and the king by letters patent dated 12 August 1 Edward IV.
granted to the said John, then duke, son of John, formerly duke, son of the
2ii t OALENDAE OF PATENT ROLLS.
f 1462« Membrane 9 — cent,
said Thomas, the said 40 Diarks yearly as above in Heu of the last named
grant ; but the grants came to the king's hands by reason of the minority
of the present duke. By p.s. [1049.]
1463. Mbmbranb 8.
Feb. 28. Pardon to John Champemoun, esquire, brother and heir of BogerCham-
Westmiuster. pernonn, esquire, late sheriff of Cornwall, and administrator of his goods, of
all trespasses, offences, misprisions, contempts, negligences, concealments
and forfeitures of all fines, amercements, debts and accounts due to the king
before 1 May last. By p.s.
Feb. 10. Grant, in consideration of their charges in conflicts against the kind's
Westminster, enemies, to William Parre, knight, and John Parre his brother and the heirs
male of their bodies of all lands and possessions in the county of Westmore-
land late of Henry Belingeham, knight, rebel, in the king's hands by reason
of an act of forfeiture in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1
Edward IV. not exceeding the value of 100/. yearly. By p.s*
Jan. 22. Grant in fee simple to John Fogge, king's knight, of the manor of
Westminster. Aswerdby, co. Lincoln, lately belonging to William Tailboys and in the
king's hands by his attaint of high treason, and the advowson of the church
of the same. By p.s.
March 8. Mandate to the escheator in the county of Lincoln for the restitution of
Westminster, the temporalities of the abbey of Elnestowe, of the Benedictine order, to
Elizabeth Hasylden, nun of the house, v^hose election as abbess in the place
of Rose Waldgrave, deceased, John, bishop of Lincoln, has confirmed.
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
Northampton.
Bedford and Buckingham.
Oxford.
Norfolk and Suffolk,
Gloucester.
Huntingdon.
Essex and Hertford.
Leicester.
Writ de intendendo in pursuance to the tenants. ,
1462.
May 12. Grant for life to the servants of the household, John Fereby, one of the
Westminster, yeomen of the crown, and John Sydburgh, yeoman of the king's robes, of all
lands late of William Grymmesby, in Grymesby, Howton, Clee, Scarthowe
and Bradley, co. Lincoln, to the value of 20 marks yearly, in the king's
hands by his forfeiture by force of an act of Parliament at Westminster,
4 November, rendering 2*. yearly at the Exchequer.
March 22. The like to William Whelpedale, for his good service to the king apd his
Westminster, father, of the office of water-bailiff and keeper of all ports and passages of
the king in Ireland and the office of the scrutiny of the same, receiving the
accustomed fees. By p.s.
Nov. 2. The like to the king's servant Thomas de la Launde, esquire, a native of
Westminster, the duchy of Aquitaine, of 30/. yearly from the customs in the port of
Suthampton. By p.s.
Sept. 15. The like to Ingelram Lepton of all lands in the town of Ampulford, co.
Westminster. York, late of Thomas Barton, rebel, granted to him by Thomas de Boos,
knight, in the king's hands by reason of an act of Parliament at West-
minster, 4 November, not exceeding the yearly value of 8 marks. By K.
1463.
Jan. 27. Licence for the prior and co»}vent of the monastery of Whitby to elect
^Westminster, an abbot in the placo of Kugh, deceased. By p.8.
2 EDWARD 1V.~Part II. 2i25
1462. MSMBRANB 7.
Aug. 1. Grant to the king^s uncle William Neyille, carl of Kent and lord of
WeHtminster. Faucoinbergc, and the heirs male of his bodj of the manors and lordships
of Crukerne, Misterton, Glopton, Kyngeston by Yevulchestre, Somerton
Erleghy Batheneston and Shekerwike, eo. Somerset, Northam, Londay,
Slapton, Torrybrian, Clyfton Dertmouth Hardenesse, Norton Daunde by
Dertmouthy AylesbeAre and Whympell, co. Devon, and Sheyyok, Antony,
Portloo, Landulp, Trelowia, Northill, Landrian, Legh Duran^ Oldlawitta,
PenpoUy Elerky and Lanyhorn, co. Coriiwall, the boroughs of CrofthuU and
Portpigham, co. Cornwall, the lordships and manors of Ebryngton, Teverne
Courteney, Maperton, Ramsam, Wroxhale, Childefrome, Tolre Porcorum,
Pountknoll, Yalet, Gleyecombo, Swcre, Netherkentcombe and Hasilbeare,
CO. Dorset, the castle and lordship of Warder, co. Wilts, the lordships and
manors of Chellesfelde, Esthall, Faukehnm, Ayssh and Wylmyngtou, co.
Kent, and Maunsfelde, Lyndeby and Clypston in Shirwode, co. Nottingham,
tho castle and lordships of Horeston and Balsover, co. Derby, the lordships
and manok's of Whitle and Warpesden alias Warpelesden, co. Sun*ey , the
manors of Bondeby, co. Lincoln, find Westle, co. Suffolk, all manors,
messuages, lands, rents and services late of Antony Nuthill of Holdernesse
in the county of York, all burgages, messuages, lands, rents and services
late of Thomas Tresham, knight, in the town, suburb and fields of Nor-
hampton, the manor of Wavenden, co. Buckingham, and all other lauds, rents
and services in those places, with all timber and lead, late of the said Thomas
Tresham in the town of Norhampton, with advowsons, knights' fees,
frandiises, liberties, hundreds, courts leet, views of frank-pledge, fairs,
markets, warrens, fisheries, wreck of sea, chattels of felons and fugitives
and all other profits, in the king's hands by reason of an act of Parliament
at.Westminster, 4 November, and all the issues of the same from the first
day of the reign. And if he die without male heir of his body the king
grants the said lordships and manors of Crukeme, Aylesbcare, Whympell,
Torribrian, Ebryngton, Yeverne Courtenay, Shevyok, Antony, Portloo,
Landnlp, Trelowia, NorthiU, Landryan, Legh Durant, Oldlawitta, Penpoll,
Elerky, Norton, Croftholl, Porpighan and Lavyhome with advowsons and
knight's fees to George Neville, bishop of Exeter, John Markham, knight,
chief Justice of the Bench, Robert Danby, knight, chief justice of the Com-
mon ^ench, Thomas Witham, chancellor of the Exchequer, Thomas Cooke,
citizen and alderman of London, Robert Ingleton, John Payntour and
Thomas Graveson for twelve years from his death.
Dec. 28. Grant to the sovereign, provosts and burgesses of the town of YoghuU,
Westminster, on account of the frequent ossaults by land and sea of (he L'ish and the
English rebels, of the power to collect the custom and cocket of all
customable things for the repair of the walls of the town ; the account to
be made before two of the burgesses to be elected for this by the commons
of the town from year to year and not at the Exchequer of Ireland. Also
tlie sovereign and provosts shall have full power and cognisance of all pleas
of tenures within the town, suburb and liberty, by fresh force, to wit
within forty days after any person has been ejected from his free tenement,
and executions of judgments of the same ; they shall have cognisance of
regraters and forestallers, and no foreign merchant coming with iron, salt,
wines and other merchandise shall have power to expose the same for sale
or to open a wine tavern without their licence ; and they shall have the
assize of bread and ale and the custody and assize of weights and measures.
The sovereign shall have the powers of escheator and admiral within the
town, and full power of all pleas of lands and cognisance of all assizes
within the town and burgages, unless the king's lieutenant, the justiciary,
the chancellor or the treasurer, of Ireland be present. The sovereign,
commonalty and burgesses shall not be impleaded except before a jury
of the burgesses* The sovereign and burgesses shall not be compelled
by justices of oyer and termineri commissioners of the peace or other
u S69U. ?
226 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1462. Membrane 7 — cont,
officers of the king to labour or appear before them without the town
except by special mandate under the privy seal when the king's lieutenanty
chief justice, chancellor or treasurer of Ireland shall be present in the
county. The town shall be one of the ' Petylymmes ' of the Cinque Ports in
Ireland and shall have all the liberties and franchises of the same. And
the sovereign shall have the name, jurisdictions and privilages of mayor.
By p.8.
\ 463 , Mbmbrans 6.
Jan. 25. Grant to the king's brother GFeorge, duke of Clarence, and the heirs of
Westminster, his body from Michaelmas last of the manors and lordships of Northam,
Londey, Slapton, Clifton Dertemouth Ilerdnesse, and Daunde by Dert-
mouth, CO. Devon, and Valet, Clevecombe, Maperton, Childefrome,
Haselbere, Tolre Porcorum and Swere, co. Dorset, the castle, lordship and
manor of Wardare, co. Wilts, the manors and lordships of Maunsfeld,
Lyndeby and Ciypston in Sherewode, co. Nottingham, and Little Lyndford
and Wavenden, co. Buckingham, the castles, manors and lordships of
Horeston and Bollesover, co. Derby, the manors and lordships of Whitle
and Warpesden alias Warplesden, co. Surrey, the castle, manors and
lordships of Somerton, Bondeby, Hellewelle, two parts of the lordship and
manor of Burwell, two parts of the fee, lordship and manor called * Percy
Fee,' in Luddeford in the county of Lincoln and elsewhere, the manor and
lordship of Westle, co. Suffolk, all manors, lordships and lands late of
Antony Nuthill in Holdemesse, co. York, all lands^ rents, services,
meadows, pastures and woods in the town and parish of Rosse and
elsewhere in Holdernesse, co. York, late of Thomas, lord Roos, the manors
and lordships of Rie, co. Hertford, and Akebyche, co. Norfolk, late of
Henry Ogerd, son and heir of Andrew Ogerd, knight, the advowson of
Stretham, co. Surrey, the manors and lordships of Ezton, Brene, Kyngesdon
by Ylchestre, Somerton Erlich, Shokerwyke, Batheneston, Hunspill Marys,
Beleweton, Pensford, Horsey, Charleton Mokerell, Dunhed and Stoke
Michell, CO. Somerset, and all lands, rents and services of the king in
Northam, Londey, Slapton, Clifton Dertemouth Herdnessc, Daunde by
Dertemouth, Valet, Clevecombe, Swere, Wardare, Maunsfeld, Lyndeby,
Ciypston, Little Lynford, Wavenden, Horeston, Bellesover, Whitle,
Warpesden, Somerton, Bondeby, Hellewell, Burwell, Luddeford, Westle,
Rie and Akebyche, and the burgages and lands late of Thomas Tresham,
knight, iu the town and suburb of Norhampton, with knights' fees,
advowsons, courts leet, views of frank -pledge, hundreds, wapentakes, fairs,
markets, chases, warrens, free customs, waifs, strays, chattels of felons and
fugitives, cschciits, return of writs and executions, wreck of sea, liberties,
franchises and other profits; 10/. yearly from the farm of the mills of
Retford at the bauds of the abbot of Welbek or the sheriff of Nottingham
and Derby, 14/. yearly from the farm of the manors of Derlyngton and
Ragenhull at the hands of the men of the towns of Derlyngton and
Ragenhull or the said sheriff, 10/. yearly from the fee farm of the town of
Retford at the hands of the burgesses or the said sheriff, 10/. yearly from
the farm oE Arnall at the hands of Hugh Nevill, son and heir of John
Nevill, and his heirs or tlie said sheriff, 14 marks yearly from the bailiwick
of the honour of Peverel in the counties of Nottingham and Derby at the
hands of William Eland and his heirs or the said sheriff, 17/. 2s. yearly
from the farm of the oiEce of bailiff of the wapentake of Morleston and
Lukchurchc, co. Derby, and the court there at the hands of the bailiffs or
the said sheriff, 12/. I3s, 4</. yearly from the farm or issues of the manor
and lordship of Edenstowe, co. Nottingham, at the hands of the farmers of
the same or the said sheriff, 7/. yearly from the farm, rent or fee farm of
the town of Bulwell at the hands of the tenants or the said sheriff, 10/.
yearly from the farm of the mills of Nottingham at the hands of the
2 EDWARD IV.— Paut II. 227
1463. Membrane 6 — cont.
farmers or the said sheriff or the sheriff of the town of Nottingham'
88/. 6*. 8cf. yearly from the rent of a moiety of the town of Coventry ca!le<l
^ Erles parte * at the hands of the prior and convent of Coventry or the
sheriff of the city of Coventry or the sheriff of Warwick and Leicester, and
60/. yearly from the farm of the town of Coventry and the manor of
Cheylesmore at the hands of the mayor and bailiffs or the sheriff of
Coventry or the tenants of the manor of Cheylesmore or the sheriff of
Warwick and Leicester ; the reversions of the third part of the manor of
Burwell, co. Lincoln, the third part of the fee called * Percy Fee * in
Luddeford and all other lands, rents and services in Luddeford and Barwell
held by Richard Wodevile and Jaqnetta his wife on the death of the latter,
the manors and lordships of Barton uppon Humbre and Stewton, co.
Lincoln, and all other lands, I'ents and services in those places on the death
of Katharine, duchess of Norfolk, and all manors, lordships, lands, rents
and services in Boston, co. Lincoln, the manor and lordship of Freston, co.
Lincoln, and all lands, rents and services in Freston on the death of Eleanor,
duchess of Somerset, with knights' fees, advowsons, &c. as above ; and the
reversion after twelve years from 9 January last, on which day the king's uncle
William Nevill, earl of Kent, died without male heir of his body, of the
manors and lordship^ of Crukerne, co. Somerset, Aylesbeare, Wympell,
Torrebryan and Norton, co. Devon, Ebryngton and ITevermj Courtenay,
CO. Dorset, and Portloo, Trelowin, Northill, Landrinn, Oldlawitta, Penpoll,
Clerky (Wc), Crofthall, Porypighan and Lavyhom, with advowsons, knights'
fees, ibc., as granted to the said earl by letters patent dated 1 August last.
ByK.
Mbubjunb 5r
1462.
July 10. Exemption for life of John Pesmerssh, king's esquire, for his good
Northampton, service to the king and his father Richard, duke of York, now deceased,
and on account of his age and infirmity, from continuous atteudance in the
king's household, although he shall be considered a domestic servant of
the king and shall have wages, eatables and all that is called ' le bowcho of
court ' as the servants of the officei*s of the household have, and from
being put on assizes, juries, attaints, recognisances or inquisitions, or
made trier of them, mayor, escheator, sheriff, coroner, bailiff, constable,
controller, collector, assessor, taxer or surveyor of tenths, fifteenths or
other subsidy, arrayer or trier of men-at-arms, hobelers or archers, or other
oflUccr of the king, against his will ; and protection, with clause nolumus^
for himself and his tenants, lands and possessions. By p.s.
May ] . Grout to Thomas Blouot, esquuT., and the heirs male of his body from
Weitminster. Michaelmas last, for his good service to the king and his father Bichard,
duko of York, of the manor of Melton Boos, co. Lincoln, and all lands,
rents, and services in Melton Boos, Elsham, Wrawby, Barnetby, Glaunford
Brigg, Wotton, Ulceby, Kyrnyngton and Bumeham, co. Lincoln, late of
Thomas Boos, late lord Boos, knight, and a manor and lands, rents and
services in Lynewode, Teleby and Thoresway, co. Lincoln, called *de
Bayous Fee,' late of William, late viscount Beaumont, in the king's hands
by reason of their forfeitures, with bondmen, knight's fees, warrens,
franchises, leets, wapentakes, views of frank-pledge and other liberties.
ByK.
Sept. 18. Grant to John Stapelhill and his heirs and assigns of the* manors of
Wi8tmin«tcr. Melhujssh and Fulford and all manors, messuages, lands, rents, services,
meadows and pastures in Lystenesdon, Owelehole, Ferantes, Brokedon,
Donsford, Smytheoote, Fursiegh, Crokkernewill, Boryngton, Lampford,
Wysdomsy Spicer, Westwaterland, Bubehaie, UptoQi Mersshi Belston,
p 2
228 CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
14462. Membrane 5 — carU^
Groldewortby, Hopernewode, Haske and Parkerigge, the park of Fulford
and the advowson of the church of Belston, co. Devon, late of Baldwin
Fulford, knight, rebel, attainted of high treason, with courts leet, fran-
chises and liberties and appurtenances, to hold bj fealty only as of the
value of 40 marks yearly. By K.
Sept. 9. Grant to the king's brother Richard, duke of Gloucester, and the heirs
Westminster, of his body of all castles, manors, lordships, lands and other posses-
sions in England and Wales and the marches of Wales, late of Robert,
late lord of Hungerford, hi the king's hands by his treason and rebellion,
the lordship of Chirke with its members and appurtenances in the marches
of Wales and elsewhere in England, late of Joan, late countess of Arundell,
and the reversions of such of the above as may have been granted for life
or a term of years to other persons, with knights' fees, fealties, advowsons,
franchises, liberties, customs, v/ards, marriages, reliefs, suits, escheats, year,
day and waste, waif, stray, soc and sac, tholl and them, infangtheff and
outfangtheff, sheriff's turns, wreck of sea and divers other specified rights.
By K.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled by verbal order of the king to the
chancellor^ 30 March^ 3 Edward IV*
June 20. Grant for life to John Rigby of a parcel of land of 6 acres called < le
Westminrter. Spitell Grove ' in Berkyng, co. Essex, not exceeding the yearly value
of 4*. By p.s.
Oct. 2-5. Mandate to the escheator in the county of Wilts for the restitution of
Westminster, the temporalities of the abbey of Malmesbury, of the order of St. Benedict,
to Dan John Ayly, monk, whose election as abbot B. bishop of Salisbury
has confirmed. By p.s.
The like to the following : —
The escheator in the county of Gloucester and the marches of Wales
adjoining.
Thomas Cooke, mayor of London and escheKtor in the same city.
John Wykeham, mayor of Bristol and escheator in the same town.
Writ de intendendo in pursuance to the tenants. By p.s.
Membrane 4.
May 1. Impeximus and confirmation to Theobald Gorges, knight, son and heir
Westminster, of Thomas Gorges, son and heir of Theobald Grorges, of a charter dated
at Westminster, 11 July, 36 Edward III. [Charter Boll, 36 Edward III.
No, 14,] inspecting and confirming to the last-named Theobald, kinsman of*
Elena de Gorges, a chaiter dated at Berwick on Tweed, 30 July, 19 Edward I.
being a grant to her and her heirs of a market weekly and a fair yearly at
her manor of Wrockeshale, co. Somerset, and free warren in her demesne
lands of the said manor and Burton, co. Somerset, and Knightetone, co.
Southampton. For 20;. paid in the hanaper.
May 8. Licence, for 2 marks paid in the lionaper, for John Markhani, knight,
Westminster. Nicholas Ayssheton, John Bluet, Thomas Canynges, Thomas Yonge and
Philip Malpas to grant to William Say, clerk, John Dynham, esquire,
Thomas Tyrell, knight, William Tyrell of Beche, knight, John Cheyne of
Cambridgeshire, esquire, John Boteler of Hertfordshire, esquire, Henry
Sotehill, Thomas Urswyk, Thomas Colt, John Grene of Essex, Ralph
Grey the elder of Hertfordshire, Walter WrytyU, esquire, Henry Barley,
esquire, William York, Thomas Braughyng and Thomas Prowet, clerk, in
fee simple the manor of Lyston Overhall, co. Essex, held in chief.
March 20. Grant to John le Scrop, knight^ of the custody of all castles, manors,
Westminster, lordships, lands and tenements late of Ralph Bygod, knight, tenant
in chief, during the minority of Ralph his kinsman and heir, with
2 EDWARD IV.— Part II. 229
1462. Membrane 4 — cont.
the marriage of the latter, finding him a competent sustenance, with the
like during the minority of the next heir should he die a. minor, and bo
from heir to heir. By p.8.
JAarch 18. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Wenlok of Wenlok, knight, John
Westminster. Fogge, knight, John Scot, knight, and John Say to the custody of all lands
late of John, late earl of Oxford, in the king's hands by his forfeiture,
answering at the Exchequer for the issues, with full power of levying
rents and of distraint in default. By C.
. May 17. Grant for life to William Skipwith, king's knight, of the office of the
Westminster, stewardship of the king's manor and lordship of Calsby, co. Lincoln, and
all other lands late of Henry, late earl of Northumberland, within that
county, with the fees pertaining to the office. By p.s.
Jane 26, Grant to Robert Toke of the city of London, ^ iremonger,' possessor of the
Westminster, fourth part of a ship called le Margarete of Ipswich, two parts of which
the king has of the grant of William Baldri, in recompense of the said fourth
part, which he intends to grant to the king, and of the losses which he incurred
in unloading his merchandise from the ship at the king's command, of 100
marks yearly for 4 years from Michaelmas last from all customs and sub-
sidies in the port of Ipswich and ports and places adjacent and the customs
and subsidies of wools, hides, wool-fells, tin, lead, and other merchandise in
the port of London. By p.s.
June 28. Whereas Maurice Denys, esquire, sheriff of Gloucester, has returned
Westminster, before the king at Westminster on the morrow of the Purification last
that he summoned Stephen^ abbot of St. Mary, Lanternam, in the marches
of Wales adjoining the county of Gloucester, of the Cistercian order, in the
diocese of Llandafi^, Thomas, abbot of St. Mary's, Tyntern, in the marches
of Wales, Louis ap Howell of Lanternam, cliaplain, and Thomas Philips,
fellow monk of the said abbot of Lanternam, by a writ of Fremunire facias
under the statute in Parliament at Winchester, 16 Richard II. obtained on
28 November, 1 Edward IV. by John, abbot of Tewkesbury, to appear
before the king on the said morrow of the Purification to answer him and
the said abbot of Tewkesbury touching certain specified charges, and they
came not and were placed without the king's protection and their
goods and lands forfeited ; the king now pardons the said abbot of Tyntern
for this offence and grants back his lands and possessions and restores him
to his protection. By p.s. and for 2Qs. paid in the hanaper.
MSMBRANB 3.
Nov. 2. Charter to the clergy of the realm, exempting criminal clerks from the
Westminster jurisdiction of officers of the crown, and annulling certain suits against the
Palace. clergy, notwithstanding the statute in Parliament at Westminster, 16
Jiichard IL and other statutes. [Fcedera.'] By K,
Membranes 2 and 1.
Aug. 1. Inspeximus and confirmation to the mayor and citizens of Cicestre, co.
Westminster. Sussex, of the following : —
1. Letters patent dated 1 March, 20 Henry YI. inspecting and confirming
letters patent dated 20 February, 2 Henry IV. inspecting and con-
firming .letters patent dated \2 January, 2 Richard II. inspecting
and confirming the following : —
1.) Letters patent dated 24 September, 10 Edward III.
[2.) A charter dated at Westminster, 10 March, 11 Edward III.
Charter Boll, 11 Edward IIL No. 77,] inspecting and con-
irmiqg a charter dated at WestminsteTi 15 July, 10 Edward II.
(i
230 CALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
X462. Membranes 2 and l-^-cont*
(3.) Letters patent dated 26 June, 50 Edward III. inspecting and
confirming letters patent of Henry II.
2. Letters patent dated 3 September, 30 Henrj YL being a grant to
them of divers liberties. For 10 marks paid in the hanaper.
Oct. 16. Mandate to all bailiffs and others to permit John Spycer, tailor, a native
Westminster, of St. John's town in Scotland, staying at Byrfeld in England, who has
taken an oath of fealty, to inhabit the realm peaceably and enjoy his
goods.
Aug. 13. Pardon to Hichaid Spicer late of Lemynge, co. Kent, * husbondman,' for
WeBtmiuster. his abjuration of the realm before Hamo Bele, late one of the coroners of
Henry VI. in that couoty, and for all felonies committed by him. By p.s.
Oct. 26. Grant for life to William Sandes and Thomas Combe, esqnires, of the
Westminster, custody of the king's launds within his park of Claryngdon, co. Wilts, alias
* le laundership,' of that park, receiving fees as in the last year of Edward
III. and the first of Ilichard II. at the hands of the sheriff. By p.8.
Oct. 30. The like to the king's ser^itor John Oonstable, knight, of two parts of
Westminster, the manor of Bosse within Holdernesso, co. York, late of Thomas, late lord
of Roos. By pji.
Oct. 29. The like to the king's servant Richard Hunte of the ofiico of parker and
Westminster, the custody of the kingfs park of Hendeley in le Hethe, with the accostomed
fees. By p.s.
Nov. 3. The like to James Pekham of an annuity of 10/. from the issues of the
Westminster, subsidy and ulnage of cloths and the moiety of the forfeiture of the same in
the city of London* By p.s.
Sept. 30. The like to Edmund Haute of an annuity of 20 marks from the issues
Westminster, of the hundreds and lordships of Middelton and Merden, co. Kent. By p.8.
1463, Membranb 25d.
Feb. 22. * Commission to Geoffi ey Gate, knight, John Payn, mayor of Southampton,
Westminster. Robert Bagworth, vv illiam Baybroke, Hugh Hunte and William WiUiyeli
to enquire by jury of the county of Southampton into the report that two
ships of ScUmd, viz., a hulk of the portage of 250 tuns of which Lem'
Thomson is master and a ^ never ' of the portage of 70 tuns of which
a certain Oristicn is master, laden with divers goods and merchandise
of the king's enemies of foreign parts, were captured by the king's
subjects of Dertmouth, notwithstanding the ancient friendship between the
king and the men of Seland ; and also concerning the abstraction of any
iron in any vessel of Spain belonging to the king.
Feb. 23. Commission to the mayor of Canterbury, John Greneford and the sheriff
Westminster, of Kent to arrest John Gybbe alias Gybbes and bring him before the king
in Chanceiy.
Feb. 20. Appointment of Thomas Ive to the scrutiny of wools grown within the
Westminster, realm to be exported to foreign parts, with power to search any places,
houses, galleys, ships and vessels in which they may be placed and to seize
all that have been forced, clacked, bearded or cleaned contrary to the
ordinances or statutes.
Mbmbranb 23cf.
1462.
Sept. 28. Commission to Bichard Foweler, esquire, Edmund Bede, esquire, Robert
Westminster. Fitz Elys, esquire, and John Batys, * gentilman,' to arrest I?obert Sazten,
Robert Bunkle, John Dalahowo, Richard Harreys and Edmund Warde,
ancl.bring them before the king in Chancery.
2 EDWARD IV Part II. 231
1402. Membrane 23d--cont.
Oct. 30. Commission to Ralph Grajstok of Graystok, knight, Robert Constable,
Westminster, knight, John Constable, knight, Robert Hiliard, John Ferebj, John
Grene, William Eland, John Dej, Robert Taveruer and the major, alder-
men, and sheriffs of Ejogeston on Hull to take all ships suitable for the
king's fleet in the port of Kjngeston on Hull and ports and places adjacent
and meat, fish, flour, beans, peas, and other victuals, and masters and
mariners for the same. By K. & C,
MSMBRANB 22d.
Oct. 12. Commission to John Chejne, esquire, John Sydenham the elder, esquire,
Westminster. John Wadham, esquire, John Fitz James, esquire, Robert Stowell, esquire,
John Sydenham the younger, John Bolour, esquire, John Bekenyl],
William Kailway and John Porter to enquire what lands Joan late the
wife of Hugh Champernon, esquire, held in chief or otherwise in the
counties of Somerset and Dorset on the day of her death, and who io her
next heir, and to take the lands into the king's hands.
Sept. 13. The like to John Wenlok, knight, Thomas Hoo, esquire, John Lewe-
Wettminster. ken ore, esquire, John Goryug the younger, and John Stodeley, to enquire
what lands John, late duke of Norfolk, tenant in chief, held in the counties
of Surrey and Sussex on the day of his death and who is his next heir, and
to take the lands into the king's hands.
Membrane 2id.
Nov. 22. Commission to the mayor, sheriffs and bailiffs of the town of Suthampton
Westminster, and Nicholas Southcote, serjeant-at-arms, to seize all goods and merchandise
lately brought to the port of the town in a carfack of Venice, of which
Nicholas Paschaligo is patron, or belonging to the carrack in any ships of
the town, and to keep them in safe-custody.
Sept. 22. Commission to John Audeley of Audeley, knight, John Stourton of
Westminster. Stourton, knight, Humphrey Stafford of Suthwyk, knight, John Cheyne
of Pynne, Robert Stowell, Robert Ware, John Fytz James and John
Porter to enquire by oath of good men of the county of Somerset what
castles, manors, lands, and other possessions Elizabeth, late the wife of
James Lotorell, knight, held in jointure with her husband on 29 December ;
on complaint by her that, whereas her husband wns attainted of high
treason by virtue of an act of Parliament at Westminster and all the
possessions which belonged to him on 30 November, 39 Henry VI. were
forfeited, ceitain ofi&cers of the king do not peimit her to enjoy her
jointure, although she is a loyal subject.
Membrane I8d.
Nov. 6. Appointment of the king's kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick, as his
Westminster, lieutenant to raise his standard in the north against his enemies of France
and Scotland, who are disturbing the tranquillity of the realm by the
procurance of Henry YL and Margaret his consort and otiier rebels.
ByK. by word of mouth.
Dec. 3. Commission to Thomas. Oooke, the mayor, and the sheriffs of London,
Bisham. the mayor and bailiffs of Sandwich and the bailiffs of Ipswich and Jerne-
muth, on complaint by Conrad Lurnick and Peter Monnick, merchants oi
Almain, that when they came to England near the port of Ipswich with a
ship of Anstradam in Holand, of which John Moenson is master and
possessor, laden with * luckmoos ' for dying cloths, relying on the friend-
ship between the king and the men of Holand^ certain pirates in a ship of
232 OALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1462. Membrane 18rf— con*.
war of the realm of which Henry Shaghen was master, seized and detained
the said ship and merchandise, to seize the said ship with all its gear and
goods and arrest and imprison the offenders.
Dec. 7. Appointment, during pleasure, of William Kestrjk to array all ahle-
W^cstminster. bodied men-at-arms, hobelers and archors of the Isle of Purhuyk for the
safe-custody of the same and of the kiDg*s castle of Corffe against the
king's enemies of France and Brittany and other foreign parts and to set
Avatches and signs called * bekyns.'
Dec. 21. Commission to the justices of the peace and the sheriff of the county of
Westminster. Essex and William Phelipp, John Ramsey and John Wynton to arrest
William Lacy late of Boy nam, co. Essex, laborer,' and bring him before
the king in Chancery.
Dec. 26. Appointment, during pleasure, of Stephen Clampard, king's smith, to
Wegt minster, take iron and other kinds of metal for cannons and other habiliments and
timber, sulphur, saltpetre, ' cole/ stones and coals for the same, and also
workmen of that mystery, makers of cannons, stone-cutters, carpenters,
smiths and other labourers in the city and suburbs of London and
elsewhere.
1463.
Jan. 3. Commission to John Bourghchier of Barnes, knight, to array all the king's
Westminster, able-bodied subjects of the counties of Surrey and Sussex against his
enemies.
Jan. 12. Commission to William Bourghchier of Fitz Waren, knight, Humphrey
Westminster. Stafford of Suthwyk, knight, Philip Courtenay, knight, Charles Dynham,
Walter Balegh, John Giffard, John Orchard, Henry Pomeray, Thomas
Gille the younger, William Coffyn and John Specot to arrest and imprison
certain persons who are trying to excite dissensions within the county of
Devon.
The like to John More, John Betty, William Cremyll and John Kelly
within the city of Exeter.
Jan. 13. Commission to the mayor, aldermen and sheriffs of the town of Notting-
Westminster. ham to inquire touching the day and place of the delivery of a writ of the king
by Thomas Alestre, the bearer of it, to Thomas Babyngton, and the
bearing of the latter on receipt of the writ.
•
Jan. 17. Commission to the king's kinsman Bichard, earl of Warwick, warden of
Westminster, the Cinque Ports, or his lieutenant, and the mayor of Sandwich, on com-
plaint by Warner Buneke and John Bowman, merchants of Almain and
possessors of a ship of the city of Hambergh in Almain of which Robert
Feune is master, that when they came near Jernemouth Boad with the said
ship freighted with divers goods and merchandise, viz. 19 tuns and 1 pipe
of woad, 8 hundreds of wax, 20 hundreds of iron, 8 feirdels of linen cloth,
5 fardels of ^fungia,' 500/. worth of linen thread, a chest with glass,
4 chests with vestures, utensils and other necessaries, 10 tables called ^ centers '
and a barrel of antimony, to the value of 452/. relying on the friendship
between the king and the men of Almain, certain pirates in a ship of war
of the realm, of which Henry Shaghen was master, seized it and carried it off
to Sandwich, to seize the said ship of Almain with its gear and goods and
to arrest and imprison the offenders.
Feb. 13. Commission to John Wyngfeld, knight, John Hevenyngham, knight,
Westminster. Thomas Brewes, John Alyngton, John Jermyn, John Sulyard and Regi-
nald Bous to enquire into all trespasses, oppressions, misprisions, extortions,
tnaintenancies, embraceries and deceptions committed by John Straungc of
Brampton, co. Suffolk, esquire, witMn that county.
2 EDWARD IV,— Pabt II. 233
1462. Mmmbranb V7d.
Nov. 18. Commission to the abbot of Tavistoke, Walter Balegh, Thomas Clemens
We8tminiter. and Alvred Comeburgh to enquire into the complaint of John Broun,
Thomas Kylgrewe and John Countree of Fowj that whereas they captured
a certain William Bojne, Bnton, and others of the king's enemies of
Brittany at sea and took them to Fowj, where the said William still
remains as pledge for himself and the others for the sum of ICO marks for
their. expenses in prison, and John Hatys of Nanntes in Brittany, attorney
of the said William, freighted 30 tuns of wine of the growth of the duchy
of Brittany in a carvel of Nauntes at Nauntes fur the payment pf the said
sum and brought them to the port of Plymmouth, the said wine was seized and
detained by Johh Hill, Henry Drewe, John Camewenek, Thomas Gale and
Geoffrey Yeele by force of a commission of the king because it was asserted
by certain persons to be wine of the growth of the duchy of Aquitaine, to
the great loss of themselves and the prisoners, although they are prepared
to prove that it was of the growth of the duchy of Brittany.
1463.
Feb. 10. Commission of oyer and terminer to Nicholas Ayssheton and Walter
Westminster. Moyle touching all treasons committed within the counties of Devon and
ComwalL
Feb. 27. Commission to Hugh Courtenay, knight, John Arundell, esquire, Boger
Westminster. Denham, esquire, Charles Denham, enquire, Walter Baly, esquire, and John
Merifeld, esquire, to enquire what lands Bichard Talbot held in chief in
the counties of Devon and Cornwall and on what day he died and who is his
heir, and to take the said lands into the king's hands. %
March 2. The like to Thomas Billyng, Ralph Hastynges, esquire, Thomas Palmer,
Westminster. Robert Ingylton, Walter Maun^ll, John Dyve and Thomas Wylde to
enquire what lands Thomas Grene, knight, held in the county of
Northampton on the day of his death and who is his next heir and who
has occupied the said lands since his death, and to take them into the
king's hands; as' it appears by an inquisition taken at Northampton Castle
on 8 October last before John Langeley, escheator in the county, that he
only held the custody of the forest of Whytelwode, co. Northampton,
rendering to the king 33#. Ad. yearly, but the king is given to understand
that he held certain lands besides,
Mbmbrane 16cf.
Feb. 10. Commission to John Butte, mayor of Norwich, and the justices of tlie
Westminster, peace in the same city to enquire touching all treasons, felonies, trespasses or
other crimes committed by Thomas Brygge of Weseton, co. Norfolk, within
the said city and liberty.
1462. MfiMBRANB I4ef.
Nov. 21. Commission of oyer and terminer to the king's kinsman, Richard, earl of
Westminster. Warwick, John, earl of Worcester, and William, earl of Kent, and John
Nevile of Montague, knight, — Scrop of Bolton, knight, Ralph Graystok
of Graystok, knight^ William Hastyngez of Hastyngez, knight, John
Wenlok of Wenlok, knight, Thomas Lumley of Lnnuey, knight, Robert
Ogle of Ogle, knight, John Markham, knight, Robert Danby, knight,
Richard Byngham, John Nedeham, Ralph Grav, knight^ James Strange-
weys, knight, John Conyers, knight, Henry SotehiU, Roger Thorneton,
Nicholas Girlyngton and Alan Birde, mayor of Newcastle on Tyne,
touching certain treasons, insurrections, rebellions, felonies, and other
crimes committed within the county of Northumberland and the said town
and the liberty of the same.
234 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1468. Membrane lid — cont,
Jan. 28. CommiBsion to William Stourton of Stourton, knight, Maurice Berkeley,
Westminster, esquire, and Nicholas Southcote, one of the king's serjeants-at-arms, to
inquire into a controversj which has arisen before the king in Chancery
}>etween John Halle of Salisbury, merchant, possessor of a carvel called le
James of Pole, and certain merchants of Brittany in a ship of Brittany
called le John de Garaunt under a safe conduct of the king, touching the
foifeiture or breach of the said safe-conduct and the capture of the latter
ship.
MSMBRJNB lid.
Jan. 28. Duplicate entry of the preceding commission.
Wcitmioster.
MSMBRANB lOd,
Jan. 23. Commission to Richard Lowe, llobeit Langrigge, John Thorowgode,
Westminster. Henvy Wodfall and Thomas FitzJohn to arrest William Cokerham, canon
of the monastery of Waltham Holy Cross, of the order of St. Augustine,
and bring him before the king in Chancery or before John, abbot of the
said monastery.
Feb. 12. The like to all justices of the peace, sheriffs, mayors, bailiffs, constables
W(.'Btminster. and other officers and ministers of the king to arrest and imprison William
Gilbeiii, chaplain, William Creswell, chaplain, George Orell, Richard Cres-
well, John Thorneton, John More, John Browene, John Giles, John Mores,
John Trowte, John Lokyngton, friar, alias Robert Midelton, Robert
Chapeleyn, John Hamelton and John Payntour of Pulbegh, co. Sussex.
1462. Mbmbranb 5d.
Oct. 20. Commission to William Duke, John Hill, Henry Drewe, John Came-
Westminster, wenok, Thomas Gale and G^oflPrey Veel to enquire whether any wines had
had been brought to the port and town of Plymmouth contrary to the late
ordinance of the king that no one should bring any wine of the growth of
Bordeaux, Bayonne or Rochelle or any other place of the duchy of Aqui-
taine from thence to England or to other places under the king's obedience,
under colour of safe-conduct or otherwise, at*cer 31 August last, except buch
as might be taken by the king's subjects as prizes at sea, and to seize such
wine as may have been brought.
235
2 EDWARD IV.— PART III.
1432. Membranes Zl and 30.
Not. 17. Inspeximus and confirmatiou to the abbess and nuns of Godstow of a
Westminster, cliarter dated at Woodstock, 12 August, 6 Richard IL [Charter Roll^
6-6 Richard IL No. 12,] inspecting and confirming a charter dated at
Woodstock, 24 July, 4 Edward III. {Charter RoU,^ Edtoard III. No. 62,]
inspecting and confirming the following : —
1. A cliai*ter of Henrj II. dated at Stansted.
2. A charter dated at Oxford, 27 December, 60 Henry III.
8. A charter dated at Nottingham, 27 December, 10 Edward II.
inspecting and confirming the following : —
(1.) A charter dated at Oxford, 22 January, 15 Henry III.
{Charter Roily 15 Henry III. m. 10.]
(2.) A charter dated at Westminster, 17* June, 18 Edward I.
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Woodstock,
II July, 86 Henry III. [Charter Roll, 35 Henry III. m. 4,]
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Winchester,
17 October, 1 Richard I. [Monasticon.^
(8.) A charter of Matilda the Empress dated at Devizes.
For 40f . paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 29.
Aug. 20. In$peximus and confirmation to Henry Sever, the warden, and the
Wettminster. chaplains of the chantry founded by John, late archbishop of Canterbury,
at Stretford on Avene of a chai'ter dated at Westminster, 26 March,
11 Edward III. [^Charter Roll, U Edward III. No. 27.]
For 11 marks paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 28.
July 4. Inspeximus and confirmation to Richard, the prior, and the canons of
Westminster. Maxstoke, of letters patent dated 20 August, 2 Richard II. inspecting and
confirming a charter dated at Westminster, 1 September 11 Edward III.
[Charter Roll, 11 Edward III. No» 9.] For 100«. paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 27.
June 12. Inspeximus and confirmation to the warden and scholars of ^ Seinte Marie
Wesiminster. College of Wynchestre* (New College) in Oxford, founded by William of
Wykeham, bishop of Winchester, of a charter dated at Westminster,
26 September, 19 Richard II. being a grant to them of divers liberties.
[Charter Roll^ 18-19 Richard II. No. 8.]
For 10 marks pud in the hanaper.
Membranes 26 and 26.
March 6. Inspeximus and confirmation to Thomas, bishop of London, of the
Wettmintter. following:—
1. A charter dated at Walton, 2S June, 12 Edward IIL [Charter Roll,
12 Edward IIL No. 13J inspecting and confirming with additions
236 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1462. Membranes 26 and 26 — cont,
to R. then bishop, and the dean and chapter of St. Faurs, London,
he following :— ^
(1.) A charter dated at Lincoln, 6 February, 9 Edward II. [^Charter
Roily 9 Edward IT. No. 37,] inspecting and confirming a
charter of confirmation of Edward I. of the following : —
a. A charter of Edward the Confessor.
h. Four charters of William I.
c. Two charters of Henry I.
J. A charter dated at Shorharo, 16 June, 1 John.
e. Letters patent dated 15 May, 53 Henry III.
/. Letters patent dated 10 June, 13 Edward L
(2.) A charter of William II.
(3.) A charier of Henry I.
2. A charter dated at Eltham, 26 July, 19 Richard 11. [Charter Roll^
18-19 Richard IL No. 11.] For 100*. paid in the hanaper.
Membranes 24 and 23.
July 2S. Inspeximus and confirmation to the Abbot and convent of Beaulieu Regis
Wostmioster. of the following : —
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 24 July, 33 Edward III. [^Charter
Roll, 33 Edward IIL No. 6.]
2. Letters patent dated 15 May, 4 Richard II. inspecting and confirming
the following : —
(1.; Letters patent dated 3 December, 31 Edward III. being an
exemplification of a charter dated at York, 23 February,
2 Ed ward. in. {Charter Roll, 2 Edward III. No. 80,]
inspecting and confirming the following : —
a« A charter dated at Winchester, 25 January, 6 John.
{^Monasticon.l
b, A charter dated at Westminster, 10 January, 22 Henry III.
(2.) A charter dated at Merton, 22 January, 20 Henry III.
\ Charter Roll, 20 Henry IIL m. 7.]
3. A charter dated at Westminster, 30 October, 17 Richard IL [Charter
Roll, 15-17 Richard IL No. 11.] For 100*. paid in the hanaper.
Membranes 22 and 21.
May 8. Inspeximus and confirmation to the mayor, bailiffs, and commonalty of
Westminster, the town of Coventre of charters dated at Westminster, 7 July, 23 Henry
VI. [ Charter Roll, 21-24 Henry VL No. 42,] and Westminster, m Novem-
ber, 30 Henry VI. [Charter Roll, 27-39 Henry VL No. 29.]
For 5 marks paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 21 — continued.
May 16. Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter (called letters patent) dated at
Wcsiminstcr. Westminster, 26 February, 3 Richard II. being a grant to Joan late the
wife of Roger Beggebury^ and John, Henry, Tiiomas, and Ralph, his sonis
and heirs, of a market weekly on Wednesdays, and a fair yearly at the
Assumption at their manor of G ou thcrst, co. Kent. [ Charter Roll, 3 Richard
IL No. 13.] For ^ mark paid in the hanaper.
June 28. Inspeximus and confirmation to Edmund Rede, esquire, Peter Marmycn
' WcstmiDster. and Thomas Waldyene, present' tenants of the under-mentioned land, of
letters patent dated 12 February, 14 Edward IIL inspecting and confirming
letters patent (in French) of the king's son Edward, duke of Cornwall and
earl of Chestei*, dated at Kenyngton Manor, 12 February, 14 Edward III.
2 EDWARD IV.— Part HI. 237
1462. Membrane 21 — cont.
being a release to Sir John de Moljns and his heirs of S3s, lOd. yearly
rent from certain lands which he holds of him as of tlte manor of Bensyngton
which is of the honour of Walyngford. For ^ mark paid in the hanaper.
Membranes 21-17.
July 1. Inspcvimus SLud confirmation to the mayor, sheriff's and burgesses of the
Westminster, town of Kyngcston on Hull of the following :—
1. Letters patent dated 27 July, 15 Edward II. being a licence for
them to enclose and crenellate the town.
2. Letters patent dated 5 March, 1 Edward III. confirming the
above.
3. Letters patent dated 17 July, 9 Henry YI. inspecting and confirming
letters patent dated 10 December, 2 tienry Y. inspecting and con-
firming letters patent dated 24 November, 1 Heniy lY. inspecting
and confirming a charter dated at Westminster, 4 June, 5 Richard
II. l_Charter Roll, 5 Richard IL No. 16], inspecting and con-
firming with additions a charter dated at Nottingham, 15 July,
8 Edward III. [Charter Roll, 8 Edward TIL No. 26], inspecting
and confirming with additions a charter ' dated at Havering attc
Bower, 6 May, 6 Edward III. [Charter Roll, 5 Edusard III. No,
62,] inspecting and confirming with additions a charter dated at
York, 25 January, 6 Edward II. [ Charter Roll, 5 Edward IL No.
24,] inspecting and confirming the following i-^
(1.) A charter dated at Westminster, 1 April, 27 Edward I.
(2.) Letters patent dated 6 August, 30 Edward I.
4. Letters patent dated 8 July, 11 Henry YI. confirming with additions
certain grants of earlier kings.
5. A charter dated at Westminster, 10 May, 18 Henry YI. [Charter
Roll, 1-20 Henry VI. No. 29.]
G. Letters patent dated 2 July, 18 Henry YI. being a grant of certain
privileges to the mayor and aldermen.
7. A charter dated at Westminster, 10 March, 25 Henry YI. granting
to them that the towns of Hesill and Northferyby, the towns and
hamlets of Swanlond, West Ellay, Kyrkellay, Tranby, Willardby,
Wolfreton and Anlaby, the site . of the priory of Hautenpris, a
pasture or close called * Weldernyngham,' a well in it called
* Demyngham Well,' a dyko called * Damyngham Dyk ' running
from the well to the water of Hull, and all lands between
the said dyke and the river Humber on the south and the
liberty or precinct of Kyngcston on Hull on the east shall be
separated from the county of York f i*om Easter next and parcel
cf the county of the town of Kyngcston on Hull ; that they may
choose two coroners instead of one ; that on the death of the
king's kinsman John, duke of Exeter, and Henry his son, they may
choose from time to time a fit person to be the king's admiral within
the said county of the town, the town of Drypole and the river
Humber, and shall have all profits arising from the office of admiral
for the maintenance of the port ; and that they may dig wells within
the said county of the town and take the water to the town by leaden
pipes and otherwise. For G marks paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 16.
March 8. Grant to the free men of the mystery or art of ' taloughchaundelers ' of the
Westminster, city of London that they and their successors shall henceforward be one
body and comn^onalty. They sbi^U yearly elect a master and four wardens
238 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1462. Membrane 16— €(m<*
for their governance, who shall have the power of scnitinj and examination
of all weights, measures and equipments used hj any men practising the
mystery in the city and suburbs. They shall have the power of acquiring
lands and other possessions in fee, and of pleading and being impleaded.
And they may acquire lands, tenements and rente held of the king in free
burgage within the city of London to the value of 10 marks yearly.
By p.s. and for 20/. paid in the hanaper.
March 6. Inspeximus and confirmation to the warden, vicars, clerks and choristers
Westminster, of the college founded by Edward III. within the palace of Westminster of
letters patent dated 22 January, 19 Richard II. incorporating them into one
body. For 13«. 4c?. paid in the hanaper.
May 8. Inspeximus and confirmation to Edmund, the abbot^ and the convent of
Westminster. Persore of letters patent dated 4 November, 32 Edward III. being a licence
for them to repair and hold their moiety of a weir called * Hyvewere ' in
the river Seveni, as had beeb granted to them on 18 July, 54 Henry III*
For lOf. paid in the lianaper.
Mbmbranes 16 AND 15.
May 20. Inspeximus and confirmation to Alice, the prioress, and the nuns of
Westminster. Bromhale of letters patent dated 4 July, 14 Edward II. being an exempli-
fication of the following, which have been burned by mishap :—
1. A charter dated at Reading, 20 March, 12 Henry III. [^Charter Rolf,
12 Henry III. m. 7.]
2. A charter dated at Windsor, 4 April, 23 Henry III. [Charter RoU^
23 Henry III. m. 3.]
3* A charter dated at Reading, 13 February, 30 Henry. UI. [Charter Rollj
30 Henry III. m. 10.]
4. A charter dated at Windsor, 14 November, 40 Henry TIL
5. A charter dated at Westminster, 16 June, 46 Henry III. [Charter
Holly 46 Henry III. m. 2.]
6. Letters patent dated 3 May, 11 Edward I.
For ^ mark paid in the faanaper.
Membranes 15-18.
June 20. Inspeximus and confirmation to Richard, the abbot, and the convent of
Westminster. Battle of the following : —
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 23 June, 4 Richard II. [Charter
Roily 4 Richard IL No. 16], inspecting and confirming a charter
dated at Westminster, 11 Febi*uary, 22 Edward UI. [Charter Roily
22 Edward III. No. 32,] inspecting and confirming a charter dated
at Windsor, 4 October, 6 Edward II. [ Charter Roily 6 Edward II
No. 56,] inspecting and confirming the following :—
(1.) The charter of foundation of William I. [Monasticony
No. /X]
(2.^ Another charter of the same. [Ibid, No. X."]
{ZS (4.) (5.) (6.) Other charters of the same.
(7.; A cluurter of William II.
(8.) Another charter of the same. [Ibid. No, XIII.']
(9.) A charter of Henry I.
(10.) Another charter of the Fame.
Ibid. No. XIV.]
(11.) Another charter of the same. [Ibid. No. XV.]
(12.) Another charter of the same. [Ibid. No. XVI. \
(13.) A charter dated at Westminster, 20 May, 54 Henry III.
[Charter Roily 64 Henry III. m. 7], inspecting and con-
firming with additions a charter dated at Westminster, 10 July,
87 Henry III, [ManasticoUf No. XXIL\
2 EDWARD IV.— Part III. 239
1462. Membranes 15-13— con<.
2. Letters patent dated 28 October, 65 Henrj III. being a grant to them
that they shall hold the pleas of their tenants by one of the justices
in eyre with their steward. • For 10 marks paid in the hanaper.
Membranes 12^10.
May 8. Inspeximus and confirmation to the bailiffs and burgesses of the town of
Westminiiter. Shrewsbury of the following :—
1. A charter dated 22 November, 13 Richard II. [Charter Roll, 11-13
Richard IL No, 8], inspecting and confirming letters patent dated
17 January, 1 Richard II. inspecting and confirming the following : —
(1.) A charter dated at Westminster, 10 March, 11 Edward III.
\^Charter Roll, 11 Edward III. No. 69,] inspecting and
confirming with additions a charter dated at Salisbury,
25 October, 2 Edward III. ICharter Roll, 2 Edward III.
No, 25,] inspecting and confirming the following : —
a, A charter dated at Feckenham, 10 August, 40 Henry III.
6. A charter dated at Loughborough, 6 February, 13
Edward II. inspecting and confirming the following : —
a, A charter dat«d at Westminster, 20 March,
11 Henry III.
p. Another charter of the same date.
y, A charter dated at Feckenham, 10 August,
40 Henry III.
h. Letters patent dated 22 September, 49 Henry III.
(2.) A charter dated at Westminster, 4 May, 15 Edward III.
[Charier Roll, 15 Edward III, No, 19.]
2. Letters patent dated 7 February, 19 Richard II. granting to them
satisfaction for arrests or distraints when they are neither debtors
nor pledges.
3. Letters patent dated 5 March, 51 Edward III. inspecting and con-
firming a charter dated at Feckenham, 10 August, 40 Henry III.
4. Letters patent dated 12 January, 24 Henry YI. being a grant to them
of divers liberties. For lOOs. paid in the hanaper.
Membranes 9-7.
May 1. Inspeximus and confirmation to Joan, the abbess, and the sisters
Weitminstcr. minoresses of Dcnneye of the following :—
1. Letters patent dated 8 April, 10 Edward III. [Monasticon, No. Fl]
2. Letters patent dated 12 April, 10 Edward III. [Ibid,]
3. Letters patent dated 14 April, 13 Edward III [Ibid.'
4. Letters patent dated 27 September, 15 Edward III. [Ibid,]
5. Letters patent dated 24 February, llj Edward III. [Ibid, No. IL]
6. Letters patent dated 18 May, 20 Edward III. [Ibid. No. IF,]
7. Lett-ers patent dated 7 October, 16 Edward III. being a licence for the
alienation in mortmain by Mary de Sancto Paulo, countess of
* Pembroke, of her manor of Strode.
8. Letters patent dated 21 August, 18 Edward III. [Ibid, No. Ill,]
9. A charter dated at Westminster, 20 July, 34 Edward III. [Charier
Roll, 34 Edward III, No. 13.]
10. Letters patent dated 1 December, 38 Edward III. being a licence for
the alienation in mortmain to them by the said countess and others
of the manor of Eyehalle and certain lands.
11. A charter dated at Westminster, 6 November, 42 Edward III.
[Charter Roll, 42 Edward III. No. 2.]
12. Letters patent dated 20 M«y, 16 Edward III. being a grant to the said
Gonntess of the manor, of Strode, co. Kent.
I
240 CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS. 1
1462. Membranes 9-7 — cont.
13. Letters patent dated 16 Januai'y, 14 Edward UI. being an exempli-
fication at the request of the prior of the Hospital of St. John of
Jernsalem in England of letters patent dated 6 April, 6 Edward III.
exemplifying a charter dated at York, 15 August, 1 Eklward III.
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Beading, 12 June,
37 Henry III.
14. Letters patent dated 10 May, 21 Bichard II. being a grant to them
of two tuns of Gascon wine yearly in the port of Lynne.
For 10 marks paid in the hanapcr.
Membranes 6 axd 5,
July 1. Inspeximus and confirmation to Joan Briggcs, the abbess, and the
Westminster, convent of Bomeseye of a charter dated at Westminster, 10 May, 13 Bicliard II.
^Charier RoU^ W-IZ Richard IL No. 2,] inspecting and confirming to
Isabel Camoys, then abbess, and the convent the following : —
1. A charter dated at Langley, 14 June, 2 Edward II. [Charter Roll,
2 Edward IL No. 10,] inspecting and confirming the following : —
(I.) A charter dated at Kenil worth, 18 July, ^ Henry III.
(2.) A charter dated at Woodstock, 10 July, 52 Henry III.
[ Charter Roll, 52 Henry III, m. 4,] being an exemplification
of the following : —
a. Three charters of Stephen.
b. Seven charters of Henry I.
e. Fourteen charters of Henry II.
(3.) A charter dated at the Tower o( London, 3 February,
50 Henry III. [Charter Roll^ 56 Henry III. m. 5.]
2. Letters patent dated 11 February, 10 Edward III. being a grant to
them of the custody of the abbey during voidance.
3. A charter dated at Westminster, 5 March, 43 Edward IH. [Charter
Roll, 43 Edu?ard III. No, 17.] For 40s. paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 4.
July 1. Inspeximus and confirmation to William, the abbot, and the convent of
Westminster. Certeseye of -the following : —
1. Letters patent dated 26 February, 16 Edward IIL being a grant to
them of the custody of the abbey during voidance.
2. Letters patent dated 10 November, 21 Edward III. granting that no
pension shall be granted to anyone on the occasion of the creation
of an abbot.
3. Letters patent dated 26 January, 1 Bichard IL inspecting and con-
firming to John, then abbot, and the convent, a charter dated nt
Chertsey, 22 September, 15 Edward III. [Charier Roll, 15 Edtcard
III. No. 9,] inspecting and confirming to John, then abbot, and
the convent, a charter dated at Westminster, 26 'June, 13 Edward I.
insiiecting and confirming a charter of Henry II. and a charter dated
at Vezelay, 3 July, [1] Bichard L For 100#. paid in the hanaper.
Membranes 3 and 2.
July 5. Inspeximus and confirmation to the mayor and burgesses of Devices of
WcstmiuBter. letters patent dated 24 November, 2 Henry VI. inspecting and confirming
a charter dated at Westminster, 12 May, 2 Henry V. [ChaHer Roll,
2 Heniy V. p. 1, No. 12,] inspecting and confirming letters patent dated
20 February, 5 Henry IV. inspecting and confirming a charter dated
at Westminster, 6 February, 4 Bichard II. [Charter Roll, 4 Richard IL
\
s
2 EDWARD IV.— Part III. 24i
1462. Membranes 3 and 2 — cont.
No* 4,] inspecting and confirming with additions a charter dated at West-
minster, 27 March, 45 Edward III. [Charter Roily ^S Edward III. No. 6,]
inspecting and confirming the following : —
1. A charter of Matilda the Empress.
2. A charter of Henry II.
3. A charter dated at Westburj, 30 October, 2 John.
4. A charter dated at Marlborough, 25 March, 13 Henrj III. inspecting
and confirming the preceding. For 40«. paid in the hanaper.
Membranes 2 and 1.
Sept. 7. Inspeximus and confirmation to the burgesses of Launceston alias
Westminster. Duneheved, co. Cornwall, of letters patent dated 12 May, 2 Henry V.
inspecting and confirming .the following ;—
1. Letters patent dated 18 September, 1 Henry IV. inspecting and
confirming letters patent dated 2 May, 6 Bichard IE. inspecting and
confirming letters patent of Bichard, sometime count of Poitou and
earl of Cornwall.
2. Letters patent dated 24 May, 0 Henry IV. inspecting and confirming
a charter dated at Westminster, 16 October, 10 Bichard II. [Charter
Boll, 9-10 Bichard If. No. 6.]
3. Letters patent (in French) of Edward, late Prince of Wales, duke of
Cornwall and earl of Chester, dated 20 August, 29 Edward III.
For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
u 80914.
242
2 EDWAKD IV.~Pabt IV.
14(52. Mbmbranrs 29-20.
June 30. Inspeximus aad oonfirmatioa to Thomas^ Uie prior, and the oonyent of
Westminster. Spaldinges of letters patent dated 15 October, 14 [H^niy YI.], inspeetiiig
and confirming to Bobert Holand, then prior, and the consent the
following:—
1. A charter dated at the Tower of London, 16 Febroaij, 4 Edward UL
[Charter Roll^ 4 Edward III. No, 95,] inspecting and confirming
the foUowing : —
(1 .) A charter of Henrj II.
(2.) A charter of Stephen.
(8.), (4.) Charters of Henry II.
(5.) A charter dated 1 March, 10 Richard I.
(6.) A charter dated 24 January, 10 Bichard I.
(7.) A charter dated at Folham, 21 April, 1 John. [Jfonoi/icon,
VoL TIL p. 219.]
(8.) Letters patent dated 1 April, 16 John.
(9.) A charter dated at Windsor, 12 May, 11 Henry HI.
(10.) A charter dated at Merton, 27 January, 20 Henry III.
(11.) A charter dated at Portsmouth, 6 May, 26 Henry HI.
(12.) A charter dated at Westminster, 14 November, 64 Henry
UI. confirming a charter dated at Windsor, 12 May, 11
Henry HI.
(13.) A charter dated at Westminster, 15 November, 54 Henry HI.
inspecting and confirming charters of Gilbert de Gaunt,
Baldwin Wake, Adam de Hakebech, Balph de Sancto Lando,
John son of Godfrey de Surflet, Geoffrey de Bucton, Alexander
son of Ralph de Sancto Botulpho, and John son of Baldwin
de Brencurt.
(14.) A charter of Lucy, sometime countess of Chester.
[Monasticon.']
(15.) A charter of Banulph, sometime earl of Chester and Lincoln.
[ManaHicon,']
(16.) A charter of Henir de Lacy, sometime earl of Lincoln, dated
17 July, 3 Edward II.
(17.) Divers private grants by William de Romara, sometime earl
of Lincoln, Lucy his mother and others, not set out at length.
2. Letters patent dated 16 February. 4 Edward III. confirming divers
private grants not set out at length.
3. Letters patent dated 27 November, 19 Bichard II. being a licence for
the acquisition in mortmain by them of certain lands in Spaldyng,
Pynchebek, Surflete and Wytham.*
4. Letters patent dated 16 July, 14 Richard II. being an exemplification
of a perambulation between the parts of Holland and Kesteveui
CO. Lincoln.
5. Letters patent dated 6 November, 19 Richard U. being an exemplification
at the request of John, then prior, of a certificate in Chancery
touching certain liberties. For 20 marks paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 19.
May 30 Inspeximus and confirmation to John Adys, John Aleyn, Oliver Davy and
Leicester. Thomas Stereland, the wardens, and the commonalty of the mystery of
* Thene lett^ri are onjittod from the enrolment on the Patent iU)}l of 14 Hejiry VI. Part 2,
2 EDWARD IV.— Pabit IV. 243
1462. Membrane 19 — cont.' ]
goldsmiths of London of letters patent dated 13 March, 1 Edward IIL
(French), and 6 Febmarj, 16 Bichard U. granting to them divers
privileges ; and grant to them in addition that they shall form a body cor-
porate, with power of acquiring lands and other pcssetssions and of plying
and being impleaded, and shall make ordinances for the better governance
of the mystery, and shall have the scrutiny and assay of gold and silver
within the city and suburbs of London and at other places within the
realm. [Herbert's History of the Livery Companies^ vol. ii. p. 287.]
By p.s. and for 10/. paid in the hanaper.
Membranes 18-15.
May 1. Intpeximus and confirmation to the mayor, sheriffs and burgesses of the
WetimiBtter. town of Nottingham of letters patent dated 28 June, 27 Henry VI.
inspecting and confirming with additions letters patent dated 24 May,
2 Henry V. inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Westminster,
18 November, 1 Henry IV. ICharter Boll, 1 Henry IF. p. I. No. 4,]
inspecting and confirming with additions letters patent dated 8 April,
1 Richard 11. inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Woodstock,
1 May, 4 Edward III. f Charter Boll, 4 Edward IIL No. 83,] inspecting,
and confirming with additions a charter dated at Westminster, 16 March,
7 Edward II. [Charter Boll, 7 Edward IL No. 8,] inspecting and con-
firming the following :—
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 24 February, 14 Henry IIL inspecting
and confirming with additions a charter dated at Glipstone, 19 March,
1 John.
2. A charter dated at Nottingham, 20 July, 39 Henry HI.
3. A charter dated at Lincoln, 11 February, 12 Edward I. [Charter Boll,
12 Edward L No, 51.] For 2 marks paid in the hanaper.
1463. Membranes 14-4.
March 1. Intpeximus and confirmation to John, the bishop, and the dean and
Westminster, chapter of Lmcoln of a charter dated at Westminster, 20 June, 1 Henry V.
\ Charter Boll, 1 Henry V. p. 3, No. 11,] inspecting and confirming to
Philip, then bishop, and the dean and chapter a charter dated ^t West-
minster, 9 March, 2 Henry IV. [Charter Boll, 2 Henry IV. p. 1, No. 1,]
inspecting and confirming to Henry, then bishop, and the dean and chapter
the following : —
L A charter dated at Westminster, 12 July, 2 Bichard II, [ Charter Boll,
2 Bichard IL No. 5,] inspecting and confirming to John, then
bishop, and the dean and chapter the following : —
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 15 February, 3 Edward III.
[Charter Bollf 3 Edward III. No. 51,] inspecting and col-
firming to Henry, then bishop, and the dean and chapter the
following :—
(1-2.) Two charters of William I. [Monasticon, Vol. VL
No.ZA
(3-5.) Three chai-ters of William II. [Ibid. Nos. 4, 5, 6.]
(6-23.) Eighteen charters of Henry I. [Ibid. Nos. 7, 8, 9,
62, 51, 10, 41, 18, 43, 31, 37, 30, 45, 32, 46, 20, 19, 42.]
(24-25.) Two charters of queen Matilda.
(26-31.) Six charters of Stephen {Ibid. Nos. 48, 49.]
(32-36.) Five charters of Henry 11. [Ibid. Nos. 62, 58, 60,
57.]
V2
244 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1463. Membranes 14-4 — eoni.
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 15 Februair, 3 Edward III-
[Charter Roll^ 3 Edward III. No. 3 J inspecting and
confirming the following : —
n.) A charter of William 11. [Monasticon, No, 11.]
(2-10.) Nine charters of Henry L [Ibid, Nos. 27, 50, 24,
28, 40, 16.]
(11-18.) Eight chai*ter3 of Stephen.
(19-35.) Seventeen charters of Henry II. [Ibid. Nos. 63,
61.]
(36.) A charter dated 25 January, 1 Richard I.
(37 ) A charter dated 23 June, 6 Richard I.
(38.) Letters patent dated 14 July, 15 John.
(39.) Letters patent, dated 17 July, 15 John.
(40.) Letters patent, dated 22 November, 16 John.
(41.), (42.) Two charters, dated at Fulham, 15 May, 13
Henry III.
(43.) A charter dated at Oxford, 15 July, 15 Henry III.
(44.) A charter dated at Westminster, 19 October, 18
Henry IH.
(45.) A charter dated at Westminster, 27 March, 18
Henry III.
(46.) Letters patent dated 28 January, 55 Henr7 III.
3. A charter dated at Westminster, 15 February, 3 Edward III.
[Charter Boll, 3 Edward III. No. 49,] inspecting and
confirming the following :—
(1-19.) Nineteen charters of Henry 11. [Monastieonf Nos.
57, 55, 54, 56.]
[20.) A charter of Richard I. dated 20 April at Wmchester.
^21.) A charter dated at Wallingford, 20 April, 5 John.
(22.) A charter dated at the New Temple, London, 21
November, 16 John.
(23.) A charter dated at Oxford, 18 July, 17 John.
(24.) A charter dated at Fulham, 15 May, 13 Henry IIL
'25.) A charter dated at Windsor, 15 May, 31 Henry III.
[26.) Letters patent dated 24 April, 21 Edward I. inspect-
ing and confirming a charter of W. the abbot, and the
convent of Fecamp, dated 1292.
(27.) Letters patent dated 1 July, 8 Edward II.
(28.) Letters patent dated 21 February, 9 Edward II.
(29.) Letters patent dated 6 December, 12 Edward II.
(30.) Letters patent of John de Blyton, the mayor, and
the commonalty of Lincoln, dated 1315.
II. Letters patent dated 7 October, 14 Richard II. inspecting and con-
firming an agreement (in French) between the dean and chapter and
Seman de Laxfeld, the mayor, and John Siklyng and John de Boston,
bailifis, and the commonalty of the city, dated 12 June, 13 Richard
III. Letters patent dated 4 February, 9 Richard II. inspecting and
confirming letters patent, dated 9 August, 4 Edward IIL
lY. Letters patent dated 20 April, 18 Edward III.
y. Letters patent dated 14 January, 18 Edward IIL
VI. Letters patent dated 1 July, 20 Edward III.
For 20 marks paid in the hanaper.
1462. Membranes 3-1,
May 5. Inspeximus and confirmation to the bailifTR and burgesses of the luwn
Westminster, of Gloucester of letters patent [dated 26 October, 2] Henry YI. inspecting
ii
i
2 EDWARD IV,— Pabt IV. 245
1462, Membranes 3-1 — cont,
and confirming a charter dated at Westminster, 6 February, 2 Henry V.
[Cliarter Boll, 2 Henry V, p. 2, No. 2,] inspecting nnd confirming a
charter dated at Westminster, 4 December, 1 Henry IV. [Charter Eoll^
1 Henry IV. p. 1, No. 16,] inspecting and confirming a charter dated at
Bristol, 21 March, 21 Richard II. [Charter Moll, 21-23 Richard II. No. 14,]
inspecting and confirming with additions letters patent dated 27 March,
1 Richard II. inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Gloucester,
20 December, 2 Edward III. [Charter Roll, 2 Edward IIL No. 10,]
inspecting and confirming with additions a charter dated at Westminster,
16 September, 6 Edward II. [Charter Roll, 6 Edward II. No. 53,]
inspecting and confirming the following : —
1. A charter of Henry II. dated at Westminster.
2. A charter of the same dated at Gloucester.
3. A charter dated at Portsmouth, 6 May, 6 Richard I.
4. A charter dated at Porcliestcr, 26 April, 1 John.
b. A charter dated at Westminster, 6 April, 11 Henry III.
6. A charter dated at Feckenham, 10 August, 40 Henry III.
For 40f . paid in the hanaper.
246
2 EDWARD IV.— Part V.
1462. Mbmbranbs 25 and 24.
July 10. Ifupeximus and confirmation to the mayor, bailiffs, and burgesses of the
Wostminster. town of Northampton of the following :—
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 14 June, 8 Richard II. [Charier
Rollf 7-8 Richard IL No, 2,] inspecting and confirming with
additions a charter dated at Canterbary, 27 May, 27 Edward I.
[Charier Roll^ 27 Edward L No. 16 J inspecting and confirming
the following : —
(1.) A charter dated at Westminster, 16 March, 11 Henry lEL
(2.) A charter dated at Westminster, 18 Januiury, 41 Henry III.
2. Letters patent dated 12 March, 30 Henry VI. granting that the mayor
shall be the escheator in the town and suburbs.
3. A charter dated at Westminster, 14 March, 38 Henry VL [Charter
Boll, 27-39 Henri/ VL No. 6.] For 6 marks paid in the hanaper.
Mbmbranbs 23-8.
March 25. Inspeofimus and confirmation to the mayor, commonalty, and citizens of
Westminster. London of a charter dated at Westminster, 25 May, 1 Henry IV. [Charter
Moll, 1 Henri/ IV.p, 3, No, 8,] inspecting and confirming the following : —
I, 2. Two charters (m Saxon) of William I.
3. A charter of Henry I.
4. A charter of Henry 11,
5. A charter dated at Winchester, 23 April, 5 Richard I.
6. A charter dated at Andelys (Insulam Andeliac'), 14 July,
8 Richard I.
7. A charter dated at Sorham, 17 June, 1 John.
8. A charter dated 5 July, I John.
9. A charter dated at Sorham, 17 June, 1 John.
10. A charter dated at the New Temple, London, 9 May, 16 John.
II. A charter dated 20 March, 3 John.
12, 13, 14. Three charters dated at Westminster, 18 February,
11 Henry III.
15. A charter dated at Westminster, 16 March, 11 Henry III.
16. A charter dated at Woodstock, 18 August, 11 Henry HI.
17. A charter dated at Windsor, 26 February, 31 Henry III.
18. A charter dated at Windsor, 12 June, 37 Henry HI.
19. A charter dated at Northampton, 11 January, 50 Henry IH.
20. A charter dated at Westminster, 26 March, 52 Henry III. [Charter
Roll, 52 Henri/ IlL m. 7.]
21. Letters patent dated 12 October, 26 Edward I. inspecting and
confirming a charter datod at Westminster, 1 1 February, 9 Henry
&x J..
22* A charter dated at Westminster, 17 April, 27 Edward I. [Charter
Roily 27 Edward L No, 18,] inspecting and confirming Nos. 12,
14, 15, 16 and 18, and c^rtaiii articles in No. 20 above.
23. Letters patent dated 8 June, 12 Edward II.
24. Letters patent dated 12 December, 15 Edward IL
25. A charter dated at Westminster, 6 March, 1 Edward HI. [Charter
Roll, 1 Edward III. No. 76.]
26. Letters patent dated 26 March, 11 Edward III.
2 EDWARD IV.— Part V. 247
1462. Membranes 23-8— co»^
27. A charter dated at Westmihster, 26 May, 16 Edward III. {^Charter
Roll J 15 Edtoard IIL No, 12,] inspecting and confirming with
additions a charter dated at York, 8 June, 12 Edward IL [^Charter
Roily 12 Edward IL No. 3,] inspecting and confirming Mo. 22
above, and also certain grants bj letters patent of the same date
(No. 23).
28. Letters patent dated 3 June, 15 Edward III. .
29. Letters patent dated 10 June, 28 Edward III.
30. A charter dated at Westminster, 4 December, 1 Richard II. [^Chartef
Rollj 1 Richard IL No, 22,] inspecting and confirming wit^
additions the following :—
(1.) No. 27 above.
(2.) No, 25 above.
(3.) Letters patent (two)) dated 6 March, 1 Edward III.
(4.) No. 26 above.
(5.) No. 29 above.
?6.) Letters patent dated 22 November, 50 Edward IIL
(7.) Letters patent (in French) dated 20 March, 1 Edward III.
31. A charter dated at Westminster, 2& November, 7 Bichard IL
[Charter Roily 7-8 Richard IL No. 12,] inspecting and confirming
No. 30 above.
32. Letters patent dated 19 September, 16 Bichard II.
33. Letters patent dated 12 June, 20 Bichard II.
MSUBKANSS 7-4.
Oct. 30. Inspeximus and confirmation to George, bishop of Exeter, master of the
Westminster, hospital of St. Leonard, York, and the brethren of the hospital of the
following :—
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 1 December, 1 Bichard II. [Charter
Roily 1 Richard IL No. 25,] inspecting and confirming to Bichard
de Bavenser, king's clerk, then master, and the brethren the
following : —
(1.) A charter dated at Woodstock, 17 Julj, 4 Edwai^d III.
[Charter Roily 4 Edtoard IIL No» 38,] inspecting and con-
firming to John Gifiard, king's clerk, then master, and the
brethren the following : —
a. A charter dated at Westminster, 16 June, 22 Edward I.
inspecting and confirming to Walter de Langeton, king's
clerk, then master, and the brethren charters of Henry
son of William, William son of Henry de Beningburgh,
Peter de Bms, Bertram de Bolemero, Bobert de Neville,
Bobert de Neville, knight, and Henry de NevOIe.
[Charter Roily 22 Edward L No. 17.]
ft. A charter dated at York, 16 May, 12 Edward II. [Charter
RoUy 12 Edward IL No. 10,] inspecting and confirming
the following :—
a. A charter of Henry II. dated at Winchester.
p. Letters patent dated 7 May, 39 Henry IIL
7. A charter dated at Westminster, 16 June, 22
Edward I. [Charter Roily No. 19.]
(2.) A charter dated at Walton, 24 June, 12 Edward III.
[Charter RoUy 12 Edtoard IIL No. 12.]
2. Letters patent dated 1 Deoembery 1 Bichard IL inspecting and con*
firming the following >—
(1.) Letters patent dated 18 September, 3 Edward IL
248 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1462. Membranes 7-4— con*.
(2.) A charter dated at Westminster^ 5 Febrnary, 35 Edward III.
to Thomas de Brembre, then master, and the brethren.
[Charter Roll, 34-35 Edward HI. No. 9.]
For 20s. paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 4 — cont.
Kov. 9. Mandate to all to permit Laurence Trane, chaplain, a native of Erewyn in
Westmiostcr. Scotland, dwelling in the citj of London, who has taken an oath of fealtj,
to inhabit the realm peaceably and enjoy his goods. By p.8.
Like mandates in £Avour of the following : —
Nov. 9. William Greg, ' yoman,' a native of Aburdene in Scotland, dwelling in
Wcetminster. the parish of St. Mary WhitechapellVithout Algate, London. By p.s.
Dec. 4. Andrew Bane, chaplain, a native of Dandy in Scotland, dwelling at
Westminster. Colchestre, co. "Essex, in England. By p.s.
Oct. 30. WDliam Bowesy, chaplain, a native of Ooldstremo in Scotland, dwelling
Westminstor. at Holyngton, co. Sussex, in England. By p.8.
1463^ Membrane 3.
Feb. 20. Inspeximus and confirmation to the mayor and commonalty of the
Westminster, borough of New Wodestoke, co. Oxford, of a charter dated at Westminster,
24 May, 31 Henry VI. incorporating the town as a borough and granting
divers Uberties. [Charter Roll, 27-39 Henry VL No. 22.]
For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
1462. Membranes 2 and 1.
June 20. Inspeximus and confirmation to the mayor, bailiffs and burgesses of the
Westminster, town of Bedeford of the following : —
L Letters patent dated 7 I^vember, 2 Henry VI. inspecting and
confirming letters patent dated 22 February, 2 Henry IV. inspecting
and confirming a charter dated at Westminster, 3 January, 19
Richard IL [Charter AW/, 18-19 Richard 11. No. 2,] inspecting
and confirming with, additions charters dated at Westminster, 20
March, 11 Henry III. and Westminster, 12 November, 1 Bichard I.
2. Letters patent dated 23 February, 25 Henry VI. being a release to
thorn for 60 years of 22/. of the fee farm of the town.
For 4 marks paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 1— con^
March 10. Inspeximus and confirmation to the burgesses of the town of New
Westminster. Wyndesore of a charter dated at Kenyngton Manor, 19 May, 17 Henry VI.
granting to them divers liberties. [Charter Roll, 1-20 Henry VI. No. 39.]
For 4 marks paid in the hanaper.
249
2 EDWARD IV.— Part VI.
1453^ MSMRBANB 26.
Jan, 12. InspeximHs and confirmation to the mayor and burgesses of the town of
Westminster. Oxford of letters patent dated 15 November, 2 Henry VI., inspecting and
confirming a charter dated at Westminster, 20 January, 2 Henry IV.
[^Charter Roily 2 Uenry IV, p. 1. JVo. 14,] inspecting and confirming letters
patent dated 16 Fobroaiy, 1 Richard II., inspecting and confirming a
charter dated at Nottingham, 10 May, 1 Edward III. [Charter Holly
1 Edward IIL No. 54J inspecting and confirming with additions the
following : —
1. A charter of Henry 11. dated at Canterbury.
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 14 June, 1 John.
3. A charter dated at Galdestrcm, 20 July, 29 Edward L [Charter Moll,
29 Edward L No. 9,] inspecting and confirming charters dated at
Westminster, 16 Februaiy, 13 Henry HI. and Westminster, 2G
March, 41 Henry HI. For 100». paid in the hanaper.
24g2. Membranes 25-22.
July ]. Impeximus and confirmation to William, the bishop, and the prior
Westminster, and convent of Ely of letters patent dated 1 February, 1 Richard II.
inspecting and confirming to Thomas, then bishop, and John, then prior,
and the convent, the following : —
1. A charter dated at York, 3 March, 2 Edward III. [Charter Roily
2 Edward III. No. 78,] inspecting and confirming with additions
to John, then bishop, and the prior and convent the following : —
(1^ A charter dated at York, 1 December, 12 Edward IL
[Charter Roily 12 Edward IL No. 42,] inspecting and
confirming a charter of Edgar (in Latin and Saxon).
(2.) A charter dated at Tork, 1 December, 12 Edward IL
[Charter Roily 12 Edward IL No, 40,] inspecting and con-
firming the following :—
a. A charter of Edward the Confessor [Monasticouy No.
VIL]
b. A charter of William L [MonasticoUy No. -Xl]
(3.) A charter dated at York, 1 December, 12 Edward IL
[Charter Roily 12 Edward LL No. 41,] inspecting and con-
firmicg the following : —
a, A charter dated at Wallingford, 3 Jiily» 17 Henry IIL
6. A charter dated at Wallingford, 3 July, 17 Henry IIL
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Roche Andelys
{Rupem Andeliaciy) 1 July, 9 Richard L
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 18 September, 17 Edward IIL
[Charter Roily 17 Edward IIL No. 14.]
8. A charter dated at Westminster, 10 FebmarjTy 22 Edward IIL
[Charier Roll, 22 Edward IIL No 11.]
For 20 marks paid in the hanaper.
260 CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
X462. MSMBRANBS 21-17.
April 12. Inspeximus and confinnation to the abbot and convent of St. Edmunds
Westminster, of the following : —
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 24 November, 7 Richard IL [Charter
JRoll^J^jlRickard II. No. 11,] inspecting and confirming the
following : —
(1.) Letters patent dated 19 June, 33 Edward L
(2.) A charier dated at Woodstock, 22 July, 4 Edward III.
[Charter Roll, 4 Edward HI. No. 68,] inspecting and con-
firming with additions the following :—
a, A charter dated at Westminster, 4 Maj, 8 Edward IT.
[Charter Roll, 8 Edward IL No. 11,] inspecting and
confirming the following : —
a. A charter (in Latin and Saxon) of Cnnt [Motiasticotif
Vol. III. p. 135.]
j3. Five charters of Edward the Confessor*
y, A charter ilated 21 November, 1 Richard I.
d. A charter dated at Westminster, 16 November,
9 Edward I. [ Charter Roll, 9 Edward I. No. 3,]
inspecting and conlirming a charter of Henry I. dated
at Westminster, and a charter dated at Silverton,
15 March, 1 John.
b. A charter dated at Clarendon, 10 February, 10 Edward II.
[Charter Roll, 10 Edward II. No. J 9.]
(3.) A charter dated at Nottingham, 13 September^ 4 Edward III.
[Charter Roll, 4 Edward III. No. 43.]
(4.) A charter dated at Westminster, 4 May, 10 Edward III.
[Charter Roll, 10 Edward III. No. 39.]
(6.) A charter dated at Westminster, 24 May, 26 Ed^rard III.
[Charter RoU, 25^27 Edward III. No. 24.]
(6.) A charter dated at Westminster, 4 June, 27 Edward III.
[Ibid. No. 3.]
2. Letters patent of Henry L as follows :—
H, Rex Anglorum justiciariis et vicecomitibus et baronibus et omni*
bus ministris etfidelibtis ems de Norfolcia et Sudfolcia salutem.
Precipio quod ecclesia Sancti Edmundi et abbas Anselmus
habeant et teneant niercdtum et teloneum suum de mercato
et villa Sancti Edmundi cum omnibus libertatibus et quiet-
antiis suis ita bene et quiete et libere sicut ecclesia Sancti
Edmundi iUa melius et plenius et quietius tenuit tempore
pairis etfratris mei et meo hucusque et sicut abbas Bal^ melius
tenuit vel aliquis antecessor eius^ Et nemo amodo quietatianem
telonei sui super hoc requirat qui a tempore illo illam nan
habuit nee habere debuit. T. Al[berico'] de Ver, apud Ealesiam.
3. A charter dated at Oxford, 20 July, 17 John [Rotuli Cartarum,
p, 214.]
4. Letters patent dated 6 August, 20 Richard IL, being a grant to them
of the custody of the abbey and its temporalities during voidance,
saving to the crown knight's fees and advowsons, and rendering
40/. yearly at the Exchequer, in amplification of a like grant to
Uiera on 20 May, 32 Edward I. For 16/. paid in the hanaper.
Mbmbranb l7r-cont.
July 24. Inn)eximus and confirmation to the abbot and convent of Nyweham of
Wettmlniter. letters patent dated 18 October, 17 Richard IL, inspecting and confirming a
charter dated at Bordeaux, 81 Henry [III.], witnessed by Peter (sic),
bishop of Winchester, and others, being a grant to th^ of the manor of
Axemynstre and '•tfaer lands. [Oliver's JUtmasticon viocesis Exoniensis,
p. 366.] Fo' ^'* P^^ ^^ ^ hanaper.
2 EDWARD IV.— Pabt VL 251
1462. Mbmbranb 16.
Oct. 25. Inspeanmus and confirmation to the prior and canons of DunBtaple of
Wettminster. letters patent dated 12 December, 1 Richard II., inspecting and confirming
a charter dated at Woodstock, 15 Maj, 4 Edward III. I Charter Bollf
4 Edward III, Xo» 79,] inspecting and confirming the following : —
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 16 November, 14 Edward II.
[Charter Roily 14 Edward IL No. 20,] inspecting and confirming
the following : —
(1.) A charter dated at Westminster, 13 Febmarj, 11 Henry III.,
inspecting and confirming a charter of Henry I. [^Monasticon,']
(2.) A charter dated at Westminster, 13 February, il Henry III.,
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Yezolay, 3 July,
1 Kichard I.
2. A charter dated at York, 3 May, 16 Edward 11. [Charter Roily 16
Edward II. No. 5.]
3. A charter of Henry II. dated at Marlborough.
For 10 marks paid in the hanaper.
Mbmbranbs 15-13.
June 12. InspexUnuM and confirmation to John Arundell, bishop of Chichester, of
Westminster, the following :—
1. A charter dated 9 May, 5 John. [Rotuli Cariarum, p, 129 ;
Monasiicouj Vol. VLp. 1169.)
2. A charter dated at [Esthampstede Manor, 22 May, 9] Bichard II.
[Charter Roll, 9-10 Richard IL No. 1 1,] inspecting and confirming
to Thomas, then bishop, a charter dated at Westminster, 22
Februttry, 12 Edward III. [Charter Roll, 12 Edward IL No. 40,]
inspecting and confirming with additions to Robert de Stretford,
then bishop, the following : —
(1.) A charter of Henry I. [Monasticon, No. 29.]
{2.}, (3.) Two other charters of the same.
(4.), (5) Two cliarters of Hennr II.
(6.) A chailer of John, count of Anjou. [Ibid. No. 49.]
(7.) Letters patent of the same.
(8.) A charter of Stephen [Ibid. No. 32.]
(9.) A charter dated 31 October, 7 John [Ibid. No. 39.]
(10.) A charter dated at Westminster, 16 November, 13 Henry III.
[Ibid. No. 43.] ;
(11.) Another charter of the same date.
(12.) A charter dated at Norwich, 28 June, 16 Henry III.
(13.) A charter dated at Westminster, 4 May, 17 Henry III.
(14.) Another charter of the same date. [Ibid. No. 42.]
(15.) Another charter of the same date, inspecting and confirming
a chatter of Kanulph, bishop of Chichester. [Ibid, No. 48.]
(16.) A charter dated at Lincoln, 2 October, 20 Henry 111.
(17.) A charter dated at Wallingford, 23 December, 28
Henry 111.
(18.) Letters patent of John, bishop of Chichester, dated Sunday
atler St. ii'ancras, 1262.
3. A charter dated at Lincoln, 7 February, 9 Edward HI. being a grant
to John, then bishop, of a market on Wednesdays at Watersfeld in
his manor of Aumberle, co. Sussex, and a fair there yearly for three
days at the feast of St. Giles, and a market on Thursdays at Heth-
feld in his manor of Bisshopeston, co. Sussex, and a hir there yearly
for three days at the Deposition of St. Richard the Confessor.
For 20 marks paid in the hanaper.
252 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1462. Mkmbranes 12-7.
Julj 1. Inspeximus and confirmation to William Wajnflete, bishop of Winchester
Westminster, of the following :—
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 20 August| 4 Richard II. ^Charier
Roll J 4 Richard II, No. 10^] inspecting and confirming to William
of Wykeham^ then bishop, and the prior and convent, a charter
dated at Westminster, 10 May, 15 Edward III. being an exempli-
fication of a charter dated at York, 8 June, 9 Edward III. [ Charier
Roily 9 Edward III. No, 40,] inspecting and confiiming with
additions to Adam, then bishop, and Alexander, then prior, and the
convent, a chailer dated at Northampton, 4 July, 10 Edward II.
[Charter Roily \Q Edward 11 No. *I y"] inspecting and confirming
to John, then bishop, and the prior and convent, the following : —
(1.), (2.) Two charters (Saxon) of Edward the Confessor.
i^S A charter (Saxon) of William I.
(4. ) Another charter (Latin) of the same.
(5.) A charter of Henry II.
(6.) A charter dated at Winchester, 10 September, 13 Edward I.
[Charter Roily 13 Edward I. No. 13,] inspecting and con-
firming the following : —
a. A chaiter dated at CUurendon, 23 March, 9 John.
6. A chai'ter dated at Westminster, 23 March, 11 Henry III.
inspecting and confirming the preceding,
c. A charter dated at Lamherham, 20 January, 16 Henry IIL
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 20 August, 4 Richwi II. [Charter
Rollj 4 Richard II. No. 9,J inspecting and confirming the follow-
ing:—
(1.) A charter dated at Oaemarvon, 6 June, 12 Edward I.
[Charter Roily 12 Edward I. No. 30.]
(2.) A charter dated at Northampton, 4 July, 10 Edward II.
[Charter Roll, 10 Edward II. No. 2,] inspecting and con-
firming a charter dated at Westminster, 14 July, 18 Edward I.
[Charter Roll, 18 Edward L No, 23.]
3. A charter dated at Westminster, 20 August, 4 Richard II. [Charter
Roll, 4 Richard II. No, 9,] inspecting and confirming the follow
ing: —
(1.) A charter dated at Nottingham, 20 July, 11 Edward IL
[jCharter Roll, 1 1 Edward II. No, 86.]
(2.) A charter dated at Westminster, 10 November, 23 Edward IIL
to William de Edyngton, then bishop [Charter Roll^ 23 Ed*
ward IIL No, 2.] For 20 marks paid in the hanaper,
«
MSMBRANSS 6-1.
July 1 . Inspeximus and confirmation to Robert, the prior, and the convent of
\Ve8tmin8ter. St. Swithun, Winchester, of the same charters.
For 10/. paid in the hanaper.
253
3 EDWARD IV.— Pabt L
1463.
May 1.
Westminster.
April 30.
Westminster.
April 29.
Westminster.
April 27.
Westminster.
Westminster.
April 29.
Westminster.
Miij 3.
Westminster.
May 7.
Westminster.
April 29.
W«>«tmin9ter.
Membrane 24.
Pardons of outlawry to the following : —
Henry Scotte of Barton, co. Northampton, ^ husbondman/ for not
appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, to answer John Ghynnok, prior of Bradenestoke,
touching a debt of 20/., he having surrendered to the Flete prison,
as Robert Danby, chief justice, has certified. Wilts.
Robert Dantre late of Scardeburgh, co. York, ' gentilman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Alan Horsley,
touching a trespass.
Thomas Curson late of Tylney, co. 'Norfolk, 'gentilman,' for not
appearing to answer Thomas Legat, citizen and fishmonger of
London, alias Leget, citizen and goldsmith of London, touching a
debt of 40«.
Hugh Louther or Lowther of Highhed, co. Cumberland^ esquire, late
sheriff of Cumberland, for not appearing to answer touching a plea
that he did not render 13/. 16</. to ^land Yauz, esquire, John
Bost and Margaret lato the wife of Thomas Delamore, esquire,
the administrators cf the goods of the said Thomas, who died
intestate. London.
Thomas Chellerscombe alias Chellescombe alias Chelnyscombe late of
Sundryssho, co. Kent, gentleman, for not appearing before John
Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late king, to
answer William Rotheley, citizen and goldsmith of London, tondiing
a debt of 6 marks 6f . 8//., and for not appearing before Robert
Danby and his fellows, justices of the Bench, to answer William
Bothelay and Richard Hoo, gentleman, touching debts of 20 marks.
London, Middlesex, and Kent.
Oliver Urry of the town of Oxford, *• skynner,' for not appearing before
John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late king,
to answer John Warendorp, merchant of Almain, touching a debt of
13/. 10«. London.
James Wymbyssh late of Kentford, co. Suffolk, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing to answer a plea that he render 100 sheep, worth
10/. to Henry Haustyn, Peter Larke and Edmund Hippurth of
Thetfford, executors of the will of John Baxster alicu Glelyngham,
late of Thetfbrd. Northampton.
Robert Prestwyk of Welowe, co. Somerset, ' husbondman,* for not
appearing to answer the abbot and conyent of St. Mary's, Cirencester,
touching a debt of 40/. Gloucester.
John Broune late of Esthakebourne, co. Berks, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench of the present king to
answer the abbot of St Mary's, Cirencester, touching a debt of 40/.
Gloucester.
Jolin Appulby late of Bury St. Edmunds, co. Suffolk, < voman,^ for
not appearing to answer John Damery, touching a debt of 40f.
Essex.
Thomas Aneray of Welewe, co. Somerset^ * husbondman,' for not
appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, to answer the abbot and convent of St. Mary's,
Cirencester, touching a debt of 40/. Gloucester.
254
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1463.
April 28.
WcBtmiDster.
May 12.
Westminster.
May 10.
Westminster.
May 2.
Westminster.
May 13.
Westminster.
May 6.
Westminster.
May 3.
Westminster.
Membrane 24 — cwU,
Ralph Hillyng late of Briggewnter, co. Somerset, clerk, tor not
appearing when sued with William Selak, late of Teverton,
CO. Devon, clerk, to answer tho prior of St. Mary's 0?erey in Suthwerk
touching a trespass. SuiTey.
Henry Says of Wescote Barton, co. Oxford, clerk, for not appearing
before the king to answer John Wardale, touching a trespass.
London.
John Dalby of Little Dalby, co. Leicester, < hnsbondman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer John Bate,
dean of the collegiate church of Tamworth, touching a debt of 10/.
Stafford.
Hugh West late of Everton, co. Huntingdon, '^ maltman,* for not
appearing to answer Richard Kesteyne of London, ^gentilman,'
touching a debt of 20 marks. London.
John Draghton late of Maxsey, co. Northampton, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing to answer William Andrewe, touching a trespass.
CO. Northampton.
Joan West late the wife of Thomas West late of St. Albans, co. Hertford,
*' wydowe/ executrix of his will, for not appearing before John Prysot
and bis fellows, justices of the Bench in the late reign, to answer
a plea that she render 40«. to Hugh Wyche, citizen and mercer
of London. Middlesex.
David Brekenok late of London, ' yoman,' for not appearing before the
justices of the Bench to answer John Gy\le touching a trespass com-
mitted by himself and Nicholas de Fount, Simon Cateyn and Lionel
Centuryon, merchants, late of London. Middlesex.
May 5.
Westminster.
May 10.
Westminster.
May 4.
Westminster.
May 2.
Westminster.
May 13.
Westminster.
May 12.
Westminster.
Membrane 23.
David Ferour late of Shrewsbury, co. Salop, 'gentilman,' for not
appearing to answer William Chattok of London, fishmonger,
touching a debt of 200 marks. London.
William Herman, citizen of Norwich, *• lyster,* for not appearing to
answer John Speryng, citizen of Norwich, touching a debt of 10/.
London.
John Ball of Stoke by Neyland, co. Suffolk, ' yoman,' for not apnearing
before the king to ansvrer William Tenderyng, esquire, touching a
trespass. Suffolk.
John Meryell of Burghberi;on. co. Devon, *• husbondman,' for not
appearing before John Prvsot and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, to answer Humphrey Poyntz touching a trespass
committed by himself and Denis Moppe of Westworcombe, co. Devon,
kelyer,' and John Grewys of Mortho, co. Devon, ^ husbondmsu.'
Devon.
Thomas Coksetur of Caversam, co. Oxford, ^ husbondman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Robert
Strangboue, *• gentilman,' touching a debt of 20/. Middlesex.
Thomas Coksetur alifu Cokcester of Caversham, co. Oxford, the elder,
< husbondman,' for not appearing before the late king when sued with
John Butler, Thomas Coksetur the younger, Thomas Stevenys and
John Wynot, all of Caversam, husbandmen, to answer Robert
Strangbou touching a trespass and when sued with John Huchyn of
Saltcomb by Yelton, co. Devon, ' maryner,' to answer John Budde
touching a trespass, Oxford and Cornwall.
3 EDWARD IV.— Pabt I.
255
1463.
May 23.
Wettmiiutery
May 18.
WeBtminster,
Maj24.
Westminster.
May 11.
Westminster.
April 28.
Westminster.
May 23.
Westminster.
June 16.
Westminster.
June 24.
Westminster.
juijr a.
Westmmster.
Jul^ 1.
Westminster.
Juljr 4.
Westminster.
July 1.
Westminster.
Oct, 10.
Wcstmini*ter.
Membrane 23 — eoni.
John Batyn of Oxford, ^ baker/ for not appearing before John Prysot
and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late king, to answer
a plea that he render to Henry Staunton a bag containing 8/.
Middlesex.
Nicholas Hokan, vicar of the parish church of Aketon, co. Suffolk, for
not appearing to answer James Ormond, knight, touching a debt of
39/. 9«. e^d. Middlesex.
John Richard alici* Richardson late of BysshopcrophiU, co. Notting-
ham, * husbondman,' for not appearing before the justices of the Bench
to answer Robert Stillyngton, clerk, touching a debt of 4 marks.
London.
Thomas Cheteman late of Ebbosham, co. Surrey, ' gentilman,' for not
appearing to answer John Skynner touching a debt of 100/.
Middlesex.
William Cane of Morle Swanton, co. Norfolk, yeoman, for not
appearing before John Pi^ysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, when sueid with Margaret Cane of Morle Swanton,
* widow,* co-executrix with him of the will of John Cane late of Morle
Swanton, to answer a plea that .he render 40s, to John Lobbok
and Edmund Somer. Norfolk.
Stephen West of Brankctre, co. Essex, * yoman,' for not appearing to
answer Henry Bourgchier, knight, Ralph Botiller of Sudeley, knight,
John Hende the younger, esquire, William Beau£tz and Robert
Elderbek touching a trespass committed by himself and John
Duraunt of Bemeston, co. Essex, * gentilman,' John Curteys of Bok-
kyng, CO. Essex, * yoman,' John Wayte of Branketre, * yoman,' and
John Pal^eman late of Halstede, co. Essex, gentilman. Essex.
William Le late of Ewell, co. Surrey, clerk, for not appearing to
answer Robert Walsam touching a debt of 10/. Suffolk.
Simon Emme of Yexworth Thorpe, co. Suffolk, 'barker,' for not
appearing to answer John Spilmon touching a .lebt of ] I3s. 4d.
Middlesex.
John Seymour, Tcitizen^ and 'meroor'of London, for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer John Fynkell, citizen of
London, touching a debt of 20/. London.
Thomas atte Wode of Willesdon, co. Middlesex, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, to answer John Edward of Hicchyn alicu John
Hicchen of the county of Hertford, husbandman, touching a debt of.
41*. Sd. CO. Hertford.'
Laurence Rabet of Redyng, co. Berks, * chapman,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas Niche touching a
debt of 50f. London.
Thomas Massanger alias Messenger of Estpekham, co. Kent,
'husbondman,' for not appearing to answer Thomas Wayte of
Sedclescombe touching a debt of 53«. 4c/. Kent.
William Wylughby o/uu Willnghby kte of Boston, co. Lincoln, esquire
for not appearing before John Irysot and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of the late king, to answer John Gille, citizen and tailor of
London, and Robert the Bastard of Exeter touching debts of
25/. 15*. and 20/. respectively. London.
John Adam of Stepyll Bomsted, co. Essex * bocher ' for not appearing
to answer Udmuud, abbot of Westminster, touching a debt of 40/.
Middlesex,
256
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1463.
Maj 13.
Westminster.
May 6.
WeBtminster.
Juno 18.
Westminster.
June 21.
Westminster.
June 29.
Westminster.
June 28.
Juno 24.
Westminster.
July 1.
Westminster.
July 2.
Westminster.
Oct. 12.
Westminster.
June 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 19.
Westminster.
Membranb 22.
Robert Starkj late of London, fishmonger, for not appearing to answer
Thomas 6K>lj, citizen and skinner of London, fouching a debt of 18/.
London.
John Wark late of Scardeburgh, no, York, chaplain, for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Alan Horslej touching a
trespass. York.
Robert Swayn late of Higham, co. Kent, ^ husbondman,' for not
appearing to answer Nicholas Condorowe touching a trespass
committed bv himself with John Ciiist of Higham, * husbondman,'
and John Osbom of Olyve, co. Kent, * husbondman.' Essex.
John Dubenej of Thetford, co. Norfolk, jeoman, for not appearing
before John Prysot and bis follows, justices of the Bench of the late
king, to answer a plea that he render lOO^. to Richard Wynhous
of Groat Massingham, co. Norfolk^ John Wyuhows, chaplain,
Richard Wynhows the younger and Laurence Atthewater of Great
Massyngham, executors of the will of Hugh Wynhows. Norwich.
Thomas Stubbes of Wytham, co. Essex, clerk, for not appearing to
answer Thomas Smyth, late vicar of Wytham, and Thomas Warner
of Wytham the eider touching a debt of lOL Suffolk.
Richard Crokehorn alias Crewkarne late of Childeheya, co. Dorset,
'gentylman,' for not appearing to answer Thomas Calwodley touching
a debt of 100^. Devon.
Stephen Aps late of Lamberherst, co. Sussex, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer a plea that
he render 10/. to Robert son of Reginald Derlyngton, late citizen
and fishmonger of London, and William Clyfford, citizen and fish-
monger of London, executors of the will of the said Reginald.
Middlesex.
Nicholas Henley, late of Norwich, late vicar of the parish church of
Mutford with the parish church of Barnaby, co. Suffolk, annexed, for
not appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, to answer a plea that he render 8 marks to
Robert Appulby, John Wygenhale, late oiiicial of the consistory
of Thomas Brouns, late bishop of Norwich, and Robert Upton, late
servant of the bishop, the executors of the will of the latter, John,
prior of Holy Trinity, Norwich, and Richard Walsham, sacristan of
the church. Norwich.
Robert Clerk of Lodyngton by Rothewell, co. Northampton, ' husbond-
man,' for not appearing to answer John Kynnesman, esquire, touching
a trespass. co. Northampton.
John Herman late of Lound in Luthynglond, co. Suffolk, * chapman,'
for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer John
Speryng, * lytster,' citizen of Norwich, touching a debt of 10/.
London.
Edmimd Wykes late of Canterbury, co. Kent, esquire, for not appearing
before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench in the late
reign, to answer John Gylle, citizen and tailor of London, touching
a debt of 41, 5f . London.
Thomas Langley late of Westmallyng, co. Kent, * draper,' for not appear,
ing before the justices of the Bench to answer Andrew Body, citizen
and vintner of London, touching a debt of 12/. London.
WilHam Motte late of Weston under Leszerd, co. Stafford, 'yoman,'
for not appearing before John Prysot and lu9 fellows, justices of the
3 EDWABD 1V.~Pabt I.
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1463.
Oct, 20.
Westminster.
Oct. 19.
VVestminster.
Oct. 19.
Westminster.
Oct 26.
Westminster.
1464.
Jan. 23.
Westminster.
Feb. 1.
Westminster.
Jao. 24.
Westminster.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
Feb. IL
Westminster.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
1463.
Oct 10.
Westminster.
)l 86914.
Membrane 22 — cont.
Bench in the late reign, to answer touching a plea that he render his
account to Bichard Fepwelles for the time when he was his receiver.
Stefford.
John Wjkkes of Qeyst by Folshaniy co. Norfolk, ^ husbondman/ for not
appearing to answer Thomas, lord of Scales, knight, and Thomas
&ilbbury tonching a debt of 80/. Norfolk.
Alexander Fayreford late of Suthwerke, co. 8arrey, * squyer,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer G-eoffrey Feldyng,
late alderman and citizen and mercer of London, touching a debt of
628. 2d. Middlesex.
John Wolf late of Haveryng atte Boure, co. Essex, husbandman, for
not appearing before John Prisot and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of the late king, to answer William Mody of London, ' mason,'
touching a debt of 8/. 6^. Sd. London.
Master Edmund Shcryff of Cambridge, chaplain, for not appearing
before Bichard Neuton aud his fellows, justices of the Bench of the
late king, to answer Thomas Fordham of Cambridge, * baxter,'
touching a debt of 40^. Cambridge.
William Knyght late of Hony ton, co. DeTon, ' gentilnuui,' alicu late of
Souihmolton, co. Devon, for not appearing before the justices of
the Bench to answer a plea that he render 20/. to William
Bourgchier, knight, and SLatharine his wife, executrix of the will of
Hugh Stucle alias Stukle, esquire. Middlesex.
John Barker of Melford, co. Suffolk, the elder, * fuller,' for not appearing
before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the lato
king, to answer Thomas Hill the younger touching a debt of
7/. 10*. 4d. Suffolk.
John Clement of Stowelongtoft, co. Suffolk, ' skryvener,' for not appear-
ing before John Juyn and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the
late king, to answer the prior of Mendham touching a debt of
5 marks 6s. Sd, Suffolk.
John Newbolt alias Smyth of Northweld, co. Essex, ^ husbondman,' for
not appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of the late king, to answer Thomas Bataill, citisen and
* mercer ' of London, touching a debt of 40s.
John Stanle, late of Northampton, * dyer,' for not appearing before the
justices of the Bench to answer William Taylour, citizen and grocer
of London, touching a debt of 12/. London.
Bobert Lewys late of Pensford, co Somerset, 'chapman,' for not
Appearing to answer WiUiam Pratt aud Thomas Wotton, citizens
and mercers of London, touching a debt of 40s. London.
John Wyllyamson of HarkKtowe, co. Lincoln, ' husbondman,* for not
appearing to answer the prior of St. John of Jerusalem in England
touching a debt of 40s. Lincoln.
Richard Bermyngham late of Bepynghale, co. Lincoln, ' yoman,' for not
appearing to answer Alice Burte and Robert Begge of Lincoln
touching a debt of 6/. Lincoln.
Mbmbranv 21.
John White, late of Calne, co. Wilts, * yoman,' for not appearing to
answer a plea that he render 40$, to William Hill, citizen and
barber*surgeon of London, executor of the will of Richard Welles,
late citizen and barber-surgeon of I^ondon, Middlesex,
268
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1463.
Oct. 14.
Westminster.
Oct. 31.
Westminster.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
July 6.
Westminster.
1464.
Feb. 1.
Westminster.
Jan. 80.
Westminster.
Feb. 4.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Jan 23.
WdstmiDster.
1463.
Nov. 9.
W<*8t minster.
Membrane 21 — cont.
John Neell late of Rawemersshy co. York, clerk, for not appearing
before John Prjsot and his fellows, justices of the Bench in the
late reign, when sued with Thomas Nutte of Rawemerssh, ' paryssh-
clerk,' to answer John Jenkjnson touching a trespass. York.
John Palmer late of Little Bowdon, co. Northampton, * husbondman,'
for not appearing l^efore the justices of the Bench to answer
John Page of Hynkeley touching a debt of 16/. \Zs. Ad.
Leicester.
William Drue alias Smyth of Coven tre, *wolman,' and Nicholas Longe
late of Bristol, ^ marchaunt,' for not appearing before the justices of
the Bench of the late king to answer Thomas Shiplode touching a
debt of 1 11. 1 ^i. Sd, Bristol.
Richard Bray late of Worcester, 'gentilman,' alias * surgeon,' for not
appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the
Bench in the late reign, to answer a plea that he render 21/. 12^.
to John Colvyle, citizen and grocer of London, and John Parker,
citizen and writer of court band (scriptor litere curialis) of London,
executors of the will of William Wetenhale, citizen and grocer of
Lokidon. London.
Hamo Straunge late of Rokeswell in the parish of Wrythill, co. Essex,
esquire, for not appeai*ing when sued with Alice his wife, late the
widow of Thomas Pygot late of Roxwell, esquire, deceased, to
answer Thomas Lyffyn, citizen and draper of London, touching a
debt of 14/. 16«. 4c/., Thomas Loughton, citizen and tailor of London,
touching a debt of 21/. 6«. 10^(/., John Norys, citizen and skinner
of London, the elder, touching a debt of 77;. 2e/., John Rytte,
^ gentilman,' touching a debt of 40;., and John Tenterden, citizen and
* iremonger,^ of London, and William Clon, citizen and writer of court
hand of London, touchinjK a debt of 20/.; and for not appearing
to answer John Stonys, citizen and skinner of London, touching a
debt of 100«. 4c/. London.
John Knyght of Banbury, co. Oxford, ' taylour,' for not appearing before
the justices of the Bench to answer William Fildyng, esquire,
touching a debt of 19/. Leicester.
William Harwell, late of London, ' tquyer,' for not appearing to answer
Thomas Reymond, citizen and tailor of London, touching a debt of
40«. London.
John Gale of Groton, * husbondman,* for not appearing before John
Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late king, to
answer Thomas Munkyu touching a debt of 40*. Suffolk.
John Skernyng late of London, ' geniilman,' cUias late of Spekesworth,
CO. Norfolk, for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to
answer Thomas Gay the elder, citizen and tailor of London, touching
a debt of 1 18*. London.
Brian Roulli late of Driffeld, co. York, ' gentilman/ for not appearing
before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the
late king, to answer a plea that he render a horse, worth 5 marks, to
Guy Fairefax. York.
Joan Glover of Wy trjrsham in the Isle of Oxney, co. Kent, * wedowe,'
for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer
Alexander Rogger touching a debt of 40*. Kent,
3 EDWABD IV.— Part I.
269
1464
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
Feb. 11.
Westminster.
Feb. 11.
Westminster.
Feb. 11.
Westminster.
Membrane 21 — cont^
Jobn Barljng late of Cryxhetbe, co. Essex, ^ gentilman/ for not
appearing to answer Jobn Drayton, citizen and mercer of London,
touching a debt of 60^. London.
Thomas Bowyngton late of Sioneham, co. Suffolk, ' yoman,' for not
appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, to answer William Porter, citizen and goldsmith
of London, toaching a debt of 34/. Suffolk.
John;Barwas8he late of Eynesford, co. Kent, ^ yoman,' for not appearing •
before the justices of the Bench to answer the dean and canons of
the king's free chapel of St. Stephen within his palace of Westminster
touching a debt of 14/. Middlesex.
John Dunham late of Kyngeslon on Hull, chaplain, for not appearing
when sued with John Marsshall late of Kyngeston on Hull, merchant,
executor with him of the will of John Goose late of Kyngeston on
Hull, merchant, to render 8/. 19^. 6^. to Thomas Hemelsay of York,
merchant. City of York.
1643.
May 4.
Westminster.
May 5.
Westminster.
May 11.
Westminster.
May 10.
May II.
Westminster.
Mbmbjune 20.
Grant for life to William Erington, king's esquire, in recompence for his
serrice for 20 years in the wars in France and his expulsion from his lands
and goods there, of all lands and tenements late of Thomas Soules in the
Hengb in Standfordharo, oo. Northumberland, of the yearly value of 30f., 31«.
from a free rent in Uileston by Haukwell, co. Northumberland, a tenement
in Ingowe called ^the pasturefelde ' in the same county, of the yearly value
of 7ir., in the king*s hands after the decease of John Felton, knight, and the
farm and rent of the town or lordship of Newbigging by Wodhom,
CO, Northumberland y of the yearly value of 10/. 6«. in the king's hands
by the forfeiture of John Balyall, late king of the Scots. By p.s.
Inspeximui and confirmation to William Byrde, Thomas Hertwell^
William Portlouthe and John Abell, the wardens, and the commonalty of
the mistery of the saddlers of the city of London of letters patent dated
20 March, 18 Bichard II. being a licence for the men of that mistery to
form one commonalty, to choose four wardens for the governance of the
mystery, and to acquire in mortmain lands to the value of 20/. yearly for
the sustenance of the old and infirm and a chaplain.
For 2 marks paid in the hanaper.
Revocation of the protection with clause volumuSf for one year, granted 25
April by letters patent to John Besomby alias Besenby late of l^achesden,
CO. Bedford, and Loodon, ' gentilman,' going on the king's service in the
company of John Wode, king's esquire, victualler of the town and castle of
Calais and the marches there in the parts of Picardy, on the safe-custody,
defence and victualling of the same, because he delays in London, as
William Hampton and Bartholomew James, sheriffs, have certified.
Licence, for ISs, 4d. paid in the hanaper, for William Benham to grant
to Thomas Cupper, vicar of Kyngesclere, and William Axebrugge a
messuage and four virgates of land in Edmundesthorp within the parish of
KyngeMleref oo. Southampton, held in chief; and for them to re-grant the
same to the said William and Eleanor his wife and the heirs of their bodies,
with remainder to his right heirs.
In$p€jpimu9 and eonfirtnatioo to Giles Brugge, kinsman and heir of
the undar-mantioned William Berkelay, of a charter of Bichard I. as
foUowB : —
Ricardua dei gratia rex Anglie^ dux Nortnannie^ Aquitannie, comes
Andegavie^ archiepiscopis^ eptscopis^ abbatibus^ comitibusj baronibus
justiciariis, vicecamitibns, ballivis, ministris et omnibus fidelibns suis salulem,
b2
260 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1463. Membrane 20 — corU.
Sciatis nos concessisse et presenti carta nostra cof^rmasse Willdmo filio
fVillelmi de Berkelay et heredihus suis donationem quam Robertus^ comet
GloucestrCy dedit Willelmo de Berkelay^ patri predictiJVillelmij de terra de
Eldresfelda et quam Willelmtis comes GloucestrCy Hlius predicti Roberti
comitis Gloucestre, eidem Willelmo Jilio Willelmi reddidit et concessit ^
tenendam sibi et heredibus suis de eo et heredibus suis per servicium unius
militis, sicut rationabiles carte predictorum donatorum quas inde habet
testantur. Quare volumus etjirmiter precipimus qt$odpredictus WUlelmus
filius Willelmi de Berkday et heredes sui post eum predictam terram de
Eldresfeld habeant et teneant bene et in pacCy libere et quiete^ integre et
honoTvflce cum omnibus libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus ad eandem
terram pertinentibus J per servicium prenominatum sicut in cartis predictorum
donatorum rationabiliter continetur. Teste Roberto de TumeK sen\e9callo'\
And\€gav%e\Warino filio Geroldiy Thofna Basset, Alano Basset, Petro de
Stokes, Willelmo de Stayno, Datum per manum E. Eliensis episcopi,
cancellarii nostril apud Kahagnes scxviii. die Januarii anno reqni nostri
decimo. For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
April 10. Pardon lo George, abbot of tho monastery of St. Peter, Westminster, of
Westminster, all offences committed by him against all statutes and ordinances concerning
apostolic letters and bulls. By p.8.
Ma3r 6. Licence for the acquisition in mortmain, after inquisition, by John, the
VfTestminster. abbot, and the convent of St. Mary's, Pyppewell, of lands and other
possessions, not held in chief, to the value of 40/. yearly. By K.
Memorandum, that on 18 November, 1 1 Henry VIL they acquired lands
to the value ofil, yearly in part satisfaction of the within written 60/. (sic).
Mhj lt3. Presentation of Roger Brodc to the parish church of Calstok, in the
Westminster, diocese of li^xeter, void by resignation of Robert Pevesey.
May 13. Grant, during pleasure, to the guardian and convent of the Friars Minora in
Westminster, the University of Cambridge of 25 marks yearly at the receipt of the
Exchequer from 4 March, 1 Edward IV. as was granted to them by
Henry III. and Edward I. and other kings of England by letters patent.
By p.6.
May 12. Pardon to Thomas Mongomerey, knight, sheriff of Suffolk, for the escape
Westminster, of Thomas Tower late of Hoxon, co. Suffolk, * laborer,' indicted of felony
before the justices of the peace in that county. By p.s.
Membrane 19.
March 12. Grant for life to Florence late the wife of Robert Savage of the office of
Westminster, the custody of the king's wardrobe in the city of London called ^ Prince
Warderobe,' receiving 2d. daily for wages from the issues of the duchy of
Cornwall, in the same manner as the said Robert Savage, late keeper of the
wardrobe, with all other accustomed profits, in lieu of a Like grant to her by
letters patent dated 3 February, 1 Edward lY, surrendered. By p.s.
March 12. Appointment for life of Thomas Wath, esquire, as master and surveyor
Westminster, of all alien pereons called ^ brokers ' within the city of London and the
liberty of the same, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
March 8. Grant for life to the king's servitor Robert Pemberton, one of the yeomen
[Westminster, of the crown, of W. daily for his fee from the fee farm of the town of
Norhampton. By p.8.
March 14. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus, for one year, lately
Westminster, granted by letters patent to Robert Sampson, ' mercer,' going on the king's
service in the company of John Wode, king's esquire, victualler of the king's
town and castle of Calais, on the safe-custody and defence of the same,
1}ecause tho sh^n^Q of London hi^ve certified that he has not gone.
3 EtoWA&i) IV.— Part I. 261
1463. Membrane 19 — cont.
Grant for life to Thomas Hall, bv fealty and a rent of I5s. yearly, of a
croft, 80 acres of land, 60 acres of pasture, 10 acres of meadow and lOs, of
rent in Kyngesnorton called * Farmous ' in the county of Worcester, in the
king's hands by the forfeiture of James, late earl of Wiltshire. By p.s.
March 1 4. Licence for the king's kinsman John lord Scrope, son and heir of Henry
WMtmiDBter. late lord le Scrope, to enter freely into all castles, manors, lordships, lands,
reversions, rents, services, views of frank-pledgo, courts lect, knights' fees,
advowsons and other possessions in the counties of York, Bichemond, Cam-
bridge and Hertford, the bishopric of Durham and elsewhere in the realm of
which Margaret late the mother of the said Henry was seised and which
should descend to him, with all issues of the same from the time of her death.
By i).B.
March 23. Licence for the king's brother John, duke of Suffolk, who mamed the
Westminster, king's sister Eliznbeth and to whom the king confirmed the title of duke
and a grant of 40/. yearly granted to his father William, late earl of Suffolk,
by Henry VI. to enter freely into all castles, towns, lordships, honours,
manors, lands, reversions, rents, services, hundreds, views of frank-pledge,
courts leet, fairs, markets, knights' fees, advowsons and other possessions in
England and Wales and the marches of Wales of which his father was seised,
without proving his age. By p.s.
MSMBRANE 18.
March 8. Grant for life to Bobert Fenne, esquire, of the office of ranger of the
Westminster, king's forest of Saucy, co. Northampton, with the accustomed fees.
By p.s.
. General pardon to John Smothing of Warkeworth, co. Northumberland,
'yoman.' By p.s.
Grant for life to Nicholas Thomas, for his good service in the town of
Calais and in divers journeys in England, of the office of one of the king's
Serjeants at arms, with wages of 12^. daily from Michaelmas last, from
which day he has occupied the said office, from the faim and issues of the
king's town and manor of Thorp ali<i$ Kyngesthorp, co. Northampton, and
a coat of the livery of the suit of the esquires of the household yearly at
Christmas at the great wardrobe. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled so far as the I2d, daily are can-
cemed, because on 29 Aprily 6 Edward 7K. the king by other letters patent
granted to him I2d. daily from MichaelmaSy 4 Edward IV. at the receipt
of the Exchequer,
Grant for life to William Lennouth, ' gentilman,' of the office of coroner
within the king's lordship of Bamburgh, co. North umbei land, with all lands
and other accustomed profits, in the same manner as Thomas Knapton held
the same, or John de Lermouth in the right of Margaret his wife ; and also
all wreck of sea within the lordship. By p.s.
March 9. Grant for two years and six months from Christmas last to the merchants
Westminster, of Almain, who have the house in London called ' Ghiildehalla Teu-
tonicorum,' that they may enjoy all privileges granted to them by former
kings. \Fcedera.'] By p.s.
March 10. General pardon to the king's kinsman Henry Beauford, knight, late duke
Weitmiiifter. of Somerset. By K.
March 10. General pardon. to John Chiryden^ late of London, * draper.' By p.s.
Westminster.
* Jan. 27. Ghrant to the king's servant Thomas Front, esquire, and the heirs male of
Westminster, his body of two parts of the lordships of Cradeley and Hagley, co. Worcester,
lately forfeited by James^ late earl of Wiltshire^ and afterwards granted by
262 OALBNDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1463. Membrane 18 — coni,
letters patent to Fulk Stafford, esquire, deceased without issue of his body,
and also the reversion of the third part of the same on the death of Margaret,
late the wife of the said Fulk, with all rights and profits, Bj pjs.
Vacated because otherwise in the second year.
Oct 17. Grant for life to Robert Spaldyng of the office of one of the king's
WestminBter. serjeants at arms in the place of Alexander Shefeld, with wages of lZ<f.
dailj from the fee farm and issues of the citj and countj of London and
Middlesex and a coat of livery of the suit of other serjeants-at-arms yearly
at Christmas at the great wardrobe.
Vacated because otherwise in the first year.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriffs of London, and they are to pay all
arrears of his wages from 17 October in the first year.
Membhane 17.
March 17. Grant, during pleasure, to Ralph Percy, knight, of authority to receive
Wettmiiuter. repentant rebels who have not been attainted into the king's grace at his
discretion, and to grant their lives or licence to quit the realm to such as
are attainted. By K. & C.
Appointment of John Asteley, knight, to take all kinds of victuals
necessary for the victualling of the king's castle of Alnewyke and carriage
for the same.
March 18. Grant to the men, burgesses and provost of the borough of Great Yarmouth
Westminftter. of 50 marks yearly for 10 years from Michaelmas last from the fee farm of
the town for the repair and security of the port; as the town is charged
with the yearly sum of 60/. from the fee farm of the same and the farm of
a place in the high sea n^^ar the entrance of the port called ^ Kirkelerode '
and also with 100/. at each tenth and fifteenth, but the profits of the fishery
have been seized and retained by subjects of the king and foreigners and
the trafiic in merchandise has diminished owing to the insecurity of the
port to such an extent that they will otherwise have to leave the town.
By p.8.
March 28. Grant for life to Hugh Mondy of the office of ranger of the king's forest
Westminster, of Shnte, co. Wilts, with the accustomed fees from the issaes of the countj
of Wilts. By p.8.
April 1. Revocation of the protection with clause volnmnsy (or one year, granted
Wefltminster. 7 February by letters patent to William Keeche alias Kyche of Ipswich,
CO. Suffolk, merchant alias ' tanner ' alias * baker,' going on the king's
service in the company of John Wodc, king's esquire^ victualler of Uie
king's town and castle of Calais and the marches there in the parts of
Picardy, on the safe-custody, defence and victualling of the same, because
he delays in Ipswich as appears by certificate of the sheriff of Suffolk.
March 20. Appointment of Richard, bishop of Down and Connor, to take the oath
WestminBter. and homage of the king's kinsman John de Isle^ earl of Ross and lord of
the Isles, and Donald Ballagh and John de Isle son and heir of Donald.
[Fcedera.] By K*
March 11. Grenei'al pardon to Thomas Cai*re, captain of the king's castle of Donston-
Westmlnster. borough, Thomas Clenell, constable of the castle, James Dalton, John
Carre, John Colvile and liobeit Hogeeon and other persons who lately held
the castle against the king, who have taken an oath of allegiance) for all
offences committed by them before 2o February last. By K.
April 2. General pardon to Joan Ghirard, late of Brigewater, co. Somerset,
Westminster, 'servaunt.' Byp.B.
May 25. Pardon to Vincent I'itelosdcu, i*eceivor of all ioixlships, manors and lands
Weskminitfr. late of James, earl of Wiltshire^ in the counties of WiltSi Donet^ Somerset
3 EDWARD IV.— Part I. 268
14bo. Metnbrane 17 — conL
aod Devon or late of Thomas, late earl of Devon, in tlie counties of Devon,
Ck)rnwall, Somerset, Dorsut, Berks, Buckingham and Southampton, of all
offenoes committed by him and all forfeitures, debts and accounts due from
him to the king. Bj Km
Mbmbbanb 1G.
April 1. Appointment, until 1 October, of John Walker to take wheat for the
Westmineter. expenses of the household and carriage for the same.
Bj bill of the treasurer of the household.
The like of Thomas Dalamar.
Maj 18. Appointment, until 20 N'ovember, of Richard Jeny, serjeant of the buyer
Westminster, of the household, to take oxen, muttons, calves, pigs, sait-and-fresh- wafer
fish and other necessaries for his office and carriage for the same.
By bill of the treasurer of the household.
March 30. Grant for life to Eleanor, duchess of Somerset, of 222/. 4«. 6 J. yearly,
Westminster, viz. 111/. 2«. 3</. from the petty custom in the port of London and
111/. 28. 3d, from the treasurer at the receipt of the Exchequer. By p.s.
April 28. Mandate to all bailiffs and others to permit John Jonston, priest, monk,
Westminster, aliax John Johnston, chaplain, a native of the town of Jonston in Scotland,
staying at Poslyngford in England, who has taken an oath of fealty, to
inhabit the realm peaceably and enjoy Ins goods. By p.s.
May 3. Like mandate iu favour of Laurence Martyn, chaplain, a native of the
Westminster, town of Jedcworth in Scotland, staying at Clayhall, co. Essex, in England.
By p.8.
May 2. Presentation of John Haute, vicar of the perpetual vicarage of the parish
Westminster, church of Cheswik, in the diocese of London, to a moiety of the perpetual
chantry of Holy Trinity commonly called * le Chamell ' of Wycombe, in
the diocese of Lincoln, on an exchange of benefices with Stephen Wycombe.
May 5. Grant for life to Robert Lincoln, yeoman of the king's chamber, at the
Westminster, request of the king's kinsman the earl of Uessemond, of 20/. yearly from
the fee farm of the king's city and chamber of Lymeryk in Ireland, for his
good service iu Ireland in attendance on the said earl in the repression of
the traitor John Ormond and his adherents and in coming on a message to
the king from the said earl at the time that the city of Waterford was
taken and destroyed by the said traitor whereby certain tenantries of his
within the city, of the yearly value of 16/. or 17/. of rent, were mined.
Byp.s. [1167.]
May 1 . Pardon to Jobn^ bishop of Worcester, for the escape of John Waughan,
Westminster. Roger Ghlover and Walter ap John, attainted clerks, and other prisoners in
his custody from the prison of his palace at Worcester. By p.s*
Mbmbbanb 15.
May 11. Pardon to John Mery of Salford, oo. Oxford, ' husbondman,' of his
Westanaster. outlawry in the eoanty of Surrey for not appearing before the king when
sued with John Nowers of Takley, co. Oxford, esquire, Thomas Lydeard of
Olymton, co. Oxford, esquire, Richard Nowers of Old Wodestoke, co*
Oxford, * gentilman,' Hugh Btamburgh late of Bristol, ' marchaunt/ and
Walter Duke of Hampton Gbiye, co. Oxford, < yoman,' to answer Edward
Hunte of Spellisbury, co. Oxford, 'laborer,' for having conspired at
Guldcforde and cauFed him to l)e charged with having with Walter
Tylmyngtou of Spellisbury, ' wever,' lain in ambush on the high way at
Spellisbury with bows, arrows, swords, lanoea and other arms on Trinity
Sunday, 38 Henry YI, and assaulted John Nowen^ esquire, and Thomas
264 OALENDAB OF l?Af ENt ROLLS.
1463* Membrane 16 — cont,
Ljdjardi esquire, and carried off a caflket worth i6J., 5 marks in monejy
and a sword worth 6s. of the goods of John Nowers, and seized -and
detained in prison at Oxford until he was acquitted before Kichard
Quatermajnes and Bichard Danvers and their fellows, justices of ojer and
terminer in the county of Oxford of the late king ; the said John Mery
haring surrendered to the Marshalsea prison, as John Markham, chid^
justice of the King's Bench, has certified.
March 20. Grant for life to Richard Byndewyn, clerk of the king^ kitchen, for his
Westminster, good service in that office and otlier offices within the household, of the
kind's manor of Euston, co. Somerset, with courts, wards, marriages, reliefs,
escheats, waifs, strays, views of frank-pledge and other profits, worth
10 marks yearly. By p.8.
May 1 7. Revocation of the protection with clause volumas^ for one year, granted
Westminster. 12 February by letters patent to John Porchctt alias Purchet of Gayton
in ie Mersshc, co. Lincoln, * husbondman,' going on the king's service in
the company of John Wode, king's esquire, victualler of the king's town
and castle of Calais, on the safe-custody and custody of tbe same, because
he delays at Gayton in le Mersshe, as Thomas Blount, esquire, sheriff of
Lincoln, has certified.
May 10* Tnspeximus and confirmation to the prior and convent of Bodmyne, with
Westminster, the exception of a certain clause in the charter of John, of letters patent
dated 7 February, 3 Richard II, inspecting and confirming the following,
with the exception of tbe said clause ;
1. A charter dated at Vaudreuil, 17 July, — John.
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 12 June, 13 Edward I, inspecting and
confirming a charter dated 13 December, 1 John.
2. A writing of Richard, formerly earl of Poitou and Coi*nwall.
For 4.0s, paid in the hanaper.
May 16. Grant for life to the king's servitor William Clerc of Wenlok, esquire,
Westminster, of the office of keeper of the king's castle of Brugenorth, co. Salop, alias
Bruges, alias the office of constable of the said castle, from 6 May,
1 Edward IV, receiving 6d, daily as in the time of Edward III. from the
fee farm of the king's town of Bruges alias Brugenorth and the mills of
Pendeleston, co. Salop.
Membrane 14.
March 27. Exemplification, at the request of John, duke of Suffolk, of the
Westminster, following : —
1. A writ of diem clausit extremum dated 7 May, 28 Henry VI,
directed to Stephen Knyght, late esclieator in the county of
Kent, on the death of William, duke of Suffolk, tenant in chief.
[Itiquisif tones Post Mortem^ 28 Henry VL No, 26, m, 1.]
2. An inquisition taken at Grencwich, co. Kent, on 12 October,
29 Henry VI, before the said eocheator by oath of Thomas Cowle,
John Tychaudc, Thomas Merymani John Bulbek of Hobury, Simon
Russell, John Bulbek of Slape, Geoffrey Herte, Bichard Brok, John
Bulbek of Waletstrete, John Howe, William Lane John Jurdan,
John Parys, John Dryver and Thomas Bulbek of Speche. The said
duke held in his demesne as of fee a messuage in Depford, co. Kent,
some time of John Cornewaiile worth 6«. 8cf. yearly, held of the
manor of Weslgrenewich, and he and Alice his wife, who survives
him, held in their demesne as of fee in her right the manor of
Westgi*enewich, co. Kent, held of the king of his castle of Dover
by tbe service of rendeiing 5^. yearly at the said castle at Michaelmas,
and worth 20/. yearly. He died on 2 May, and John, now duke,
is his son and heir and was of the age of 8 years on 27 September
last. \Ibid, m, 2.]
3 teDWARD IV.— t ART I. 265
1463* Membrane 14— eonf.
April 30. Revocation of the protection ivith clause volumus, for one jesr, granted
Wefltmintter. 1 September by letters patent to Henrj Fleus of Colcestre, co. Essex,
' mATchaant/ alias Flewse, ' gentilman/ going on the king's service in the
company of John Woode, esquire, victualler of the king's town and castle
of Calais, on the safe-custody, defence and victualling of the same and the
marches in the parts of Picardy, because he delays at Westminster, co.
Ididdlesex, as appears by ceitificate of the sherilf.
May 2. Grant, during pleasure, to Henry Sylver of the office of tronnge and
Westminster, pesage in the port of Southampton and ports and places adjacent, receiving
the accustomed fees. By bill of the treai;urer.
May 18. Pardon to Thomas Mauncell of London, 'gentilman,' alias lute of Bristol,
V\'e6tmiDster. esquire, late escheator in the counties of Somerset and Dorset, of all
offences committed by him and all fines, forfeitures and accounts due to
the king. By p.s.
May 20. Iwtpeximus and confirmation to the men of the town of Crykelade of
Westminster, letters patent dated 15 March, 20 Henry VI. inspecting and confirming
letters patent dated 24 January, 51 Henry III. inspecting and con-
firming letters patent of Henry II, being a grant to them of certain liberties.
For 6«. Sd, paid in the hanaper.
May 23. Grant for life to the king's servant John Rokell of the office of keeper
Westminster, of the king's forest of Kyngeswode Heth, co. Essex, with the accustomed
fees. By p.s.
May 18. Grant to Thomas, archbishop of Canterbury, George, bishop of Exeter
Westminster, and chancellor, Richard, earl of Warwick and Salisbuiy, William Bourgh-
chier, knight, lord Fytz Wareyn, WiUiam Wagott, clerk, Thomas Barnes,
Thomas Pachet and Richard Vyell of the manors of Anry, Lytelham with
the advowson of the church of the town. Vera Worthy, Petermerlon,
Milton DameroU, Cokeburv, Yendestowe with the advowson of the church,
and the advowson of the church of South Tauton, co. Devon, tho manor of
Estrannemere, co. Somerset, all messuages, lands, rents and services in
Hankeford, Hals, Uppecote, Brendesworthy, Wayte, Sodworthy, Aisserige,
Bydeford. Torryton, Beme, Tadyporte, Higham, Rolston, Bevyschill,
Passhcote, Possobury, Raisshley, Fenton, Danyshampton, Langtre, Ille-
hershe, Horton, Bnckysh,Huyssh, Hillc,Holdewill, Shefterigge, Duardyny,
Knoll, Kelenyke, Estbury and Quarum with all other messuages and lands
in the counties of Devon, Cornwall and Somerset, with advowsons, knights'
fees, courts leet, views of frauk-pledge, warrens, franchises and all other
appurtenances, late of Thomas Ormond and Anne bis wife as the right
of the said Anne, daughter of Anne late duchess of Exeter sister of Thomas
Mountague, knight, some time earl of Salisbury, father of AJesia late countess
of Salisbury, to hold during the life of tho said Thomas Ormond without
rendering anything to the king. By K.
May 24. Licence for John Burcestre, knight, and Elizabeth his wife to grant the
Westminster, manors of Ceton Delavale, Duxfeld, Northdissington and Black Calverton
and twenty messuages, 1,000 acres of land, 120 acres of meadow, 2,000 acres
of pasture and 8 marks of rent in Hartlowe, Bitlesden and Brampton, held
in chief, to Thomas Hoo, esquire, Thomas Fulthorp, esquire, John Martyn,
John Benet, Robert Whitwell and John Andrewe and the heirs of the
said Robert.
MSMBRANB 13.
April 16. Greneral pardon to Thomas Harryes late of Ross, co. Hereford, ' yoman.*
Westminster. By p b^
April 18. The like to William Trevyskyn alias Trevesken late of London, < bruer,*
Westminster, for all offences comtiitted by him before 30 December last. By K,
266 CALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1463. Membrane 13 — cont,
April 17. The like, on account of his InDooenoe and simplicity and out of roverence
Westminster, for the day of Parascevo wherein ho made petition to the king for pardon,
to Richard Hayward of Ljsse, co. Southampton, ^ husbondman,' who was
taken and committed to prison by the officers of that county for the
receipt of counterfeit money, which Thomas atte the Swere and his
accomplices handed to him for exchange, becaose the said Thomas and
others were not taken as forgers and committed to prison. By p.s.
April 20. The like to William Legh aliasi Othelee of Lincoln, < parchemynmaker,'
Warwick, for all offences committed by him before 18 April. By K.
April 24. The like to John Brown late of London, * dier.' By p.s.
Westminster.
April 18. The like to John Puuohone late of London < carpenter,' alias ^ brewer,'
Westminster, for all offences committed by him before 80 December last. By K.
May 2. Pardon to Thomas Wake of Blysworth^ co. Northampton^ esquire, sheriff
Westminster, of Northampton, son and heir of Thomas Wake, esquire, of all escapes
of felons and other offences and all fines, forfeitures and accounts due to
the king before 20 March last. By p.s.
May 2. General pardon to John Hodeleston of Milhum, esquire, of all offences
Westminster, against the statutes of cloths and caps and all other offences committed by
- him before 1 March last. By p.s.
May 10. General pardon to Bichard Palmer, * gentilmaa,' Thomas Grace, * habur-
Westminster. dassher,* Simon Williamson, * boucher,' Bobert Aleve, * mason,' Thomas
Voyche, * husbundeman,' John Bailly, * ostiler,' Thomas Wright, * hus-
bundeman,' Stephen Axstede, * husbundeman,' John Jeye, ' husbundeman,'
Thomas Fynne, * husbundeman,' James Grubbe, * husbundeman/ William
Kensale, < husbundeman/ John Donet, * shipnum,' Bichard Barowe, ' hus-
bundeman,' William Hemes, < dier,' and William Oouper alieu Euston,
' husbundeman,' all of Doyer. By p.s.
April 26. The like to Robert Gybson of York, * cordewaner,' alias Gibson, ' yoman,'
Westminster, for all offences committed by him before 16 April. By K.
May 20* Pardon to Thomas Payn of Estderham, co. Norfolk, * gentilman,' of
Westminster, his outlawry in the city of Norwich for not appearing before the king to
satisfy him of his ransom on account of a trespass against John Hey don
of which he was convicted in tha late reign by his own recognition, he
having surrendered himself to the Marshalsea prison, as John Markham,
chief justice of the King's Bench, has certified*
June 10. Grant for life to Nicholas Crome of the custody of t^e smaller piece of
Westminster, the seal for the recognisance of debts according to the form of the statute
of merchants of Acton Burnell in the city of Norwich, with the accustomed
fees. By pus.
June 9. Signification to J. bishop of Ohichester of the royal assent to the election
Westiniiister. of John Newton as abbot of the Benedictine monastery of St. Martin,
Battle.
Mbmbranb 12.
May 22. Licence for Edward Ralegh, son and heir of William Ralegh, esquire,
Westminster, who is of full age, to enter freely into all manors, lordships, lands and
other possessions whicli his father held at the time of his death. By p.s*
May 20. Inspeximns and confirmation to Reginald Gray of Wilton of a charter
Westminster, dated "at Westminster, 16 February, 11 Henry III, inspecting and confirming
It charier* dated [7 March, 6] John \Rotnli Cartarumy p. 146], being a
* The ending of this obarter is omitted hflro.
8 EDWARD IV.— Part 1. 267
1463. Membrane 12 — cont.
rnt to Henry de Longs Camps of Wilton in Herefordshire. Witnesses : —
bishop of London, P. bishop of Winchestori J» bishc^ of Bath^ R. bishop
of Salisbury, U. de Burgo^ earl of Kent, the justioiaryi William de Liueford,
Richard de Argent', stowardsi Stephen de Sedgrave, William de Oantilupo
and others. For 6t» Sd. paid in the hanaper.
May 26. General pardon to Roger Whitlowe late of Burton Wode, co. Lancaster,
Westminster, chaplain, alias Roger Whittelowe late of Chester, alias Roger Whytelawe,
for all oflences committed by him before 20 May last. By p.s.
June 3. Commission to the king's kinsman John Neville of Montagu, knight, and
Weflttninster. James Strangweys, knight^ to receive Humphrey Nevll Into tlie king's
grace at their discretion, and to promise him lettdhi of pardon. By K.
July 10. Grant for life to Roger Baker of Shrewsbury of the office of one of the
Westmiiister. king's foresters within his forest of Morff, with the accustomed fees, in the
same manner as William Parlour.
Vacated became elsewhere in the roll of the Bccond year.
May 7« Grcneral pardon to Henry Lowes, knight, of all offences oommitted by him
Weetminster. and all debts, forfeitures and fines due to the king. By K.
May 14. Grant, during pleasure, from Michaelmas, 39 Henry VI. to the prior and
Westminster, convent of the onler of Friars Preachers in the University of Cambridge
of 25 marks yearly at the Exchequer^ as they had of the grants of Henry
III. £dward I. Edward II. Edward IH. Richard II. HenrT IV. Henry
V. and Henry VI. to sustain the doctrine of the Catholic faith and to pray
for the good estate of the king and the souls of his progenitors. By p.s.
May 14. Pardon to James Assheby late of Stafford, ' gentilman,' of his outlawry
Westminster, in the county of Middlesex for not appearing before the king to answer
him touching divers trespasses, he having surrendered to the Marshalsea
prison, as John Markham, knight, chief justice of the King's Bench, has
certified.
May 28. Pardon to John Brokeman, esquire, late escheator of Henry VI. in the
Westminster, counties of Kent and Middlesex, a/t€M of the county of Kent, ^ g6Dtilmaii»'
of all offences committed by him and all forfeitures, debts and accounts
due to the king before 5 October last. By p.s.
June 11. General pardon to Geoffrey Doyle late of Dover, co* Kent, ^gentilman'
We«tiaiiut«r. o/uM esquire. By K.
MembraSb 11.
June 7. Grant for life to Richard Whetehill, esquire, and Adrian Whetehill, for
Westminster, their good service in the town and marches of Calais, of the ofBces of
controller of the town and marches and the king's mint within the town and
the offices of changer and assay er of the mint, receiving 20/. yearly of
Honey of England for their fees for the offices of controller and 20/. yearly
for the sustenance of themselves and their derks from the king's customs of
Sd, from each sack of wools and wool-fells exported (torn the town or at
the hands of the treasurer <^ Calais from the issues of hii office at their
choice, and also 40 marks yearly as above for the offices of changer and
as.sayer. Grant also to the said Richard of 20/. yearly for the sustenance
of himself and his clerks in the said office of controller from 26 July,
1 Edward IV, since which time he has held the office, from the issues of
the town and marches. By p.6.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled so far at the 20/. granted to
Richard and Adrian for tlie sustenance qf themselves and their clerks are
cancemedy because on 16 December^ 6 Edward IV, the king made a like
grant to tJiem by other letters patent.
Mandate iu pursuance to the treasurer of the town or the collectors of the
customs.
268 Calendar oi? patent rolls.
1463. Membrane 1 1 — cont.
Jane 1 1. Grant to John, earl of Shrewsbury, son and heir of John, late earl of
Wettmioster. Shrewsbury, during his minority, for his sustenance, of the manor of Fame-
ham, CO. Buckingham, two parts of the manors of Whaddon, Huntley and
Longhope, two parts of a moiety of the manor of Beggeworth, co. Gloucester,
and two parts of the manor of Corf ham, co. Salop, which came into the
hands of Henry YI. on the death of his father^ without rendering anything
to the king. By p.8.
March 10. Grant for life to the king's servitor Edmund Molyneux, esquire, of 20
Weftminiter. marks yearly out of the 38/. which the abbot and convent of Wynchecombe are
bound to pay yearly at the Exchequer from the farm of the hundreds of
of Kiftesgate, Holford and Greston with the fairs and markets in the town
of Wynchecombe and waif and stray, chattels of felons and fugitives, views
of frank pledge and all other liberties. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance lo the abbot and convent.
June 15. Grant for life to the king's servant John Halghton, yeoman of the crown,
Westminster, of 6d. daily for his fee from 1 February last from the fee farm of the manor
of Falwesley, co. Northampton. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the men, bailiffs or other occupiers of the said
manor.
June 17. Pardon to Thomas Langton late of Thorp Waterfeld alias late of
Westminster. London, esquire, for all treasons, robberies, felonies and murders committed
by him. By p.s.
July 1. General pardon to Robert Broman late of Russhden, co. Northampton,
Weetminster. * husbondman,' alias Robert Write, * smyth ' alias ' yoman.' By p.s.
June 30. Grant to Hugh Brice of the city of London, goldsmith, for certain jewels
Westminster, delivered by him to the king, of 200/. from the first moneys from the issues
of the duchy of Cornwall and the issues of the stannary or coinage of tin in
the counties of Cornwall and Devon. By p.s.
July 2. Grant for life to the king's servants John Langford, one of the yeomen
Westminster, of the crown, and John Melseham and William Pole, yeomen of the king's
chamber, of the manor of Barowhall, co. Essex, and a messuage, 200 acres
of land, 2 acres of wood and 500 acres of marsh in Little Wakering,
Pritwelle, Estwodelegh, Raylegh, Thunderlegh and Barowe, co. Essex, in
the king's hands by the forfeiture of Henry Coventre, esquire, attainted of
high treason by authority of Parliament at Westminster, 4 Noyember,
1 Edward IV. By p.s,
Membranb 10.
June 12. Whereas William Herbert, knight, lord Herbert, whom the king has
Westminster, raised to the rank of a baron, holds to himself and his heirs and assigns the
castles, manors and lordships of Crughowell and Trevetour in Wales as of
the king's castle and lordship of Dynase alias Dynas and Blaynlleveny alias
Blaynlloveny in Wales, which are members and parcels of the earldom of
March ; the king now releases all clum in the said castles, manors and
lordships of Crughowell and Trevetour, and grants that he may hold
them in chief by the service of one knight's fee without any inter-
mediary. His tenants shall be quit of attendance at courts within the
said castle and lordships of Dynase and Blaynlleveny^ and he shall have
full power of administering justice within the said castles, maonrs and
lordships of Crughowell and Trevetour, and his tenants and other residents
within the same shall haye common of pasture for their beasts within the
king's forest called * Foreste Reynold ' in Wales and all easements within
the forest. By K.
June 17. Gbant to Roger Ree, king's esquire, usher of the king's chamber, and
Westminster, his heirs and assigns of all lands and possessions late of John Nayler^.
3 EDWABI) IV.— Part I. 269
1463. Membrane 10— con^
esquire^ in the countj of Middlesex, the duchy of Cornwall, and elsewhere
within the realm, in lieu of another grant to him bj letters patent dated
21 December, 1 Edward IV. surrendei-ed, because by other letters patent
dated 16 May, 2 Edward IV. the king granted certain lands called ' Mikyll
Roland ' in the county of Essex to his uncle the earl of Essex and Isabel
his wife, although he had previously granted them to the said Roger by the
said letters surrendered. By p.s.
June 21. Pardon to Humphrey Nevylle, esquire, for all treasons, insurrections and
Westmineter. rebellions committed by him and for his escape from the prison of (he Tower
of London ; grant that he shall be a true subject of the king as if the act
in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. had not been
passed ; and grant to him of all his manors, lands and other possessions
which he formerly had, except the manor and town of Gillyng, co. York,
during the life of Edmund Hasty nges, knight, and of the said manor and
town after the death of the said Edmund. By K.
Nov. 3. Grant for life to Richard Culpepir of an annuity of 10/. from the issues
Westminster, of the king's manor of Huntyngfeld, co. Kent. By p.s.
June 23. Grant to the mayor and comtoonalty of the borough of Plymmouth of
Westminster. 20/. yearly from the customs and subsidies in the ports of Plymmonth and
Fowy for 10 years from Michaelmas next, for their relief and the safe-
custody and defence of the borough. By p.8.
June 30. Genera! pardon to Nicholas Latymer, knight, attainted by authority of
Westmioster. Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. By p.8.
Mbmbranb 9.
March 12. Pardon to Adrian Bowynson, a native of Middelburgh in Soland, aliai
Westminster. Adrian Bowynoon, ^Docheman,' for the death of William Clement late of the
town of Gravesende. By p.s.
March 6. Appoiutment, until 7 September, of John Travers to provide oxen,
Westminster, muttops, salt- and fresh-water fish and all other necessaries for the office of
buyer of the king's household. By bill of the treasurer of the household.
The like of Henry Forthe as above.
March 14. Pardon for life to John Collanwode, esquire, and Robert his son, farmers
Westminster, of the manor of Estlington, co. Northumberland, of a yearly rent of
4/. 16«. 8^. from the said manor which they are bound to pay to the king,
viz. 4/. to the sheriflf of Northumberland and 16^. P</. to the receiver of the
king's castle of Bamburgh, and of all arrears of the same. By K.
March 6. Grant for life to the king's servant William Sayer from 4 March, 1
Westminster. Edward IV. of the offices of constable of the king's castle of Bostormell,
CO. Cornwall, and parker of the park of Bostormell, and the herbage and
pannage of the park, receiving 3c/. daily in tho83 offices from the issues of
the ducby of Cornwall, as was allowed in the account of John Kendale, late
receiver of the duchy, in the year 38 Edward III. for his wages in the
offices, with all other profits. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the receiver.
March 14. Pardon to the prior and convent of the house of Newestede on Ancoln,
Westminster, co. Lincoln, of the Sempringham order, of the foundation of Henry IT. of
a yearly pension of 100«. which they paid to the abbot and convent of
Longevillers in France for certain lands in that county and which is now
in the king's hands, because the said lands do not at present exceed the
value of 10*. yearly. By K.
March 30. Grant for life to Mary do Bedford, lady de La Sparre, of 40/. yearly from
Westminster. Michaelmas last from the petty custom in the port of Lonaon, in lieu
of a like grant to her b^ letters patent dated 17 September, surrendered.
[-Fopc/era.] By K,
270 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
X463, Membrane 0 — cant,
April 5. Grant for life to John Burgh, esquire, of all landa late of William
WMtniotUr. TailbovB, knight, in Spaldyng, Pjnchebek, Bnttorton, Kirton in Holand,
SkirbeV Lincoln and Kirton in Lynde^ey, co. Lincoln, in ihe king\s hands
by his forfeiture and rebellion, not exceeding the value of 5 marks yearly.
By p.s.
Appointment of Richard Sutton to provide salt and fresh-water fish for
the expenses of the king's household, and carriage for the same.
By bill of the treasurer of the household.
April 11. General pardon to Leonard Boninsegnya alicu Boncasyne of London,
Weftminsten merchant, cUias Boneasyne, merchant of Florence. By p.s.
April 11, Pardon to Laurence Ruzelay iate of London, ^ marchaunt/ lUiiu Laurence
Wastmintter. Ruzelai late merchant of Florence, for all murders and felonies committed
by him before the Purification. By p.s.
The like to Jerome de Grace late of London, ' raarohannt,' alias * brokour,*
alias Jerome de Graciis. By p.8.
April 15. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of the king's brother
Windsor. George, duke of Clarence and lord of Richemond, the king's lieutenant in
Ireland, dated at Westminster, 1 April, appointing his kinsman Thomas
Dessemond, earl Dessemond, his deputy in Ireland at will. By K.
May 9. Gt^neral pardon to Richard Parker alias Bayly, late of London, ^ yoman.'
Wettxniuster. By p.s.
June 4. Grant to Thomas Hawekyns of the deanery of the king's free chapel of
Westminster. St. Mary, Stafibrd, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, void by the
resignation of William Wore, late dean. By p.s. [1207.]
Grant to Robert Slymbrigge of the prebend of Syroscote in the king*8
collegiate church of Tarn worth, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield,
void by the resignation of Thomas Hawkyns, late prebendary. By'pjB.[ 1206.]
Mandate in pursuance to J. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield.
Mandate in purstuince to the dean and chapter of the paid church.
Membrane S.
June 18. Grant for life to Walter Devereux, lord of Ferrers, of the office of
Westnioattr. captain of the king's castle of Aberufltwyth in South Wales, with the
aocnstomed fees. By K.
April 29. Grant to Master James Friis, the king's physician, and his heirs and
Westninster. assigns of all the meusuages, tenements and reversions in the city of London
late of John Bramme and afterwards of Edward Ellesniere, esquire, in the
king's hands by reason of the forfeiture of the said Edward and by force
of an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. with
aU issues from the said 4 November. By p.s.
June 14. Licence for the king's kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick and Salisbury,
WesCmmster. to grant castles, manors, lordships, lands, rents and services, of the yearly
value of 1,000/., held in chief, although the reversion of the same may belong
to the crown on his death without issue, to George, bishop of Exeter, John,
earl of Worcester, John Markham, Robert Dauby, Walter Blounte, James
Strangwais, Walter Wrottesley, knights, Thomas Witham, Thomas Colte,
Henry Sotehill and William Kelsy in fee simple to pay his debts and fulfil
his will alter his de»th. By K.
Jane 14. Grant for life to Thomas Trefry. esquire, of 10 marks yearly from 6
WestMiMter. September, 1 Edward IV, from the issues of the duchy of Cornwall in lieu
of a grant to him of 10 marks yearly at the exchequer of Lostwythyell, co.
Cornwall, by letters patent dated C September, 1 Edward IV. surrendered
because invalid. By p.s.
3 EDWARD IV.— Part I. 271
1463* Membrane 8 — cotit.
June 17. Appointment for life of William Herbert, king's knigbt^ lord Herbert,
WMtmioster. whom the king has raised to the rank of a baron, as chief justice of the
county of Meryonnyth in North Wales with all the powers pertaining to
the oflice of justice of North Wales, with the provision that during his life
the county shall be separate from the jurisdiction of the justice of North
Wales ; and grant to him for life of the office of constable of the king's
castle of Hardelagh, co. Merioneth, with the power of appointing and
removing all stewards, sheriffs, escheators, coroners and other officers and
ministers of the county ; receiving 20/. yearly for the office of justice from
the fees of the office of the justice of North Wales, which with the assent
of John, earl of Worcester, justice of North Wales, the king wishes to be
deducted in payment of his fees, and 26/. 13«. 4c/. yearly for himself for the
office of constable of the castle and 4</. daily for each of 24 soldiers
under him from the issues of the county, and all other profits pertaining to
the said offices. By K.
July 1. Grant to the mayor and society of the merchants of the staple of the
Westminster, town of Calais, in repayment of 3,436/. 3s. Sd. lent to the king for the defencie
of the realm, of 3,436/. 3^ . Sd. at the hands of tlie treasurer and chamberlain
of the Exchequer from the second moiety of a sum of 31,000/. from the part
of an aid of 37,000/. granted to the king by the commons of the realm in
Parliament at Westmmster, 29 April, to be paid at St Martin in winter next.
ByK.
June 16. Grant for life to the king's servitor Roland Simond, one of the ushers of
Westminster, the chamber, of the office of one of the king's Serjeants at arms with the
accustomed profits, with 12r/. daily from the revenues of the lordship of
Fekenbam. By p.s.
Membranb 7.
May 12. Impeximus and confirmation to the men, women, boys and girls born
Westminster, within the town of Couteshale, co. Norfolk, in the diocese of Norwich, of a
charter dated at Westminster, 21 December, 9 Henry IV. {^C/iarter Boll, 9
Henri/ IV. No. 8,] inspecting and confirming letters patent dated 5
October, 9 Henry lY. being an exemplification of letters patent dated 16
June, 16 Uenry III. granting to them divers liberties.
For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
May 6. Mandate to all bailiffs and others to permit Simon Comyn, chaplain,
Westminster, born in the town of Coldvngham in Scotland, dwelling at Little Walsyngham
in England, who has taken an oath of fealty, to inhabit the realm peaceably
and enjoy his goods. By p.s.
May 6. Like mandate in favour of John Gray alias Barbour, born in the city
Westminster, of Edynburgh in Scotland, dwelling at Little Walsyngham, co. Norfolk.
By p.p.
May 18. Like mandate In favour of Alexander Willyamson, born in the town
Westminster, of Aburdene in Scotland, dwelling at Little Walsyngham, co. Norfolk.
By p.s.
June 1. General pardon to Thomas Salkclde, ' gentilman,' for all offences com-
Westminster, mitted by him before 26 May last. By p.s.
June !?• The like to Robert Bollyng of Bollyng, co. York, esquire, alias 'gentil-
Westminste^. man,* attainted of high treason by authority of Parliament at Westminster,
4 NoTcmber, 1 Edward IV. for all offences committed by him before
1 May last. By p.s.
July 4« Mandate to all bailiffs and others to permit John Mycheison, born in
Westmmster. tlie town of Aburdene in Scotland, dwelling at Skulthorpc, co. Norfolk, in
England^ to inhabit the realm peaceably and enjoy bis goods. By p.s.
272 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS,
1^2. Membrane 7 — cant,
June 18. Bevocation of the protection with clause volumue^ for one jear, latelj
Westminster, granted by letters patent to John Skojlhoose of Norwich, merdian^ going
on the kind's service in the company of Walter Blount, king's knight,
treasurer of the town and castle of Calais and the marches there in the
parts of Picardj, for the safe-custody, defence and victualUng of the same,
because he delays at Westminster as appears by certificate of the sheriffs
of London and Middlesex.
July 3. The like of like protection lately granted to John Willyamson of the
WeBtmintter. town of Calais, ' souldeoui-/ alias John Williamson of London, ' gentil-
man,' to stay on the king*8 service in the company of the king's kinsman
Richard, earl of Warwick and Salisbury, captain of the town and caRtle of
Calais, on the safe-custody and victualling of the same, because he delays
in London, as appears by certificate of the Bheriffs.
July 11. The like of like protection lately panted to John Skolehouse of Norwich,
Westminsur. merchant, to stay in the company of Walter Blount, knight, as above.
July 13. The like of like protection lately granted to John Walter late of Dedham,
Westminster, co. Essex, ' dyer,' going in the company of Walter Blount, king's knight,
as above, because he delays in London, as appears by certificate of the
sheriffs.
Mbmbranb 6.
May 20. General pardon to James Ketyng, prior of the Hospital of St. John of
Westminster. Jerusalem in Ireland, alias James Ketyn, knight, prior of the hospital
or house and church of Kylmaynan in Ireland, aliat James Kettyng,
knight of the order of the Hospitallers of St. John of Jerusalem in Ire-
land, for all offences committed by him before 1 May last ; and grant to
him of all his former estate, with the restitution of the Hospital of St. John
of Jerusalem in Ireland alias the priory of Kylmaynan, notwithstanding
his attaint in Parliament at Dublin in Ireland before Roland Fitz Eustace,
knight, lord of Portelester, then deputy of the king's brother George, duke
of Clarence, the king's lieutenant in Ireland. By p.8.
June 6. Grant for life to the king's servitor John Gogh, groom of the king's privy
Westminster, larder, for his good service to the king's father and the king, of the custody
of the weir called ^ Horndewere ' by the king's castle of Wyndesore, with
the accustomed fees. By p.s. [1176.]
June 10. Grant to Pf^ter Harryson of Kyngeston on Hull, ' berebruer,' in recom-
Westminster. pence for cei*t.ain pipes of ' here,' worth 105/, 20J., delivered to Edmund
Ynce and Henry Auger, esquires, commissioners and victuallers of the
king's ships in the north, and the roasters, mariners, and other persons in
those ships at Kyngeston on Hull, of 105/. 20d, (rom the firet and second
moieties of a tenth granted to the king by the clergy of the province of
Canterbury in convocation in the year 2 Edward IV. in the parts of
Lyudesey and Kesteven in the archdeaconry of Lincoln, in the diocese of
Lincoln, and from the issues of the county of Lincoln. By p.s.
June 17. Pardon to John Martyn of Botheley, co. Leicester, * husbondman,' of his
Westminster, outlawry in the county of Middlesex for not appearing before Henry VI.
to answer him touching a trespass, he having surrendered to the Marshal-
sea prison, as John Markham, knight, chief justice of the King's Bench,
has certified.
The like to William Martyn of Botheley, co. Leicester, < husbondman,'
for the same.
July 1 Grant, during pleasure, to Walter Willyng of the farm of Inglescome,
Westminster, co. Somerset, with all the profits belonging to it, rendering the same as
other occupiers. By p.s.
3 EDWARD IV.— Part I. 273
1463. Membrane 5.
June 20. Whereas on 1 Marchy 2 Edward IV. the king committed to his sen^ant
Westminster. Richard Felde, by mainprise of Thomas Grene of London, ' dyer,' and
Walter Hewet of Gloucester, ' dyer,' the custody and farm of a tenement
within his palace of Westminster which Thomas Stok lately held at farm of
the grant of Henry VI. the custody of the lodges between- the round tower
witliin the palace and the little conduit which John Gumoy lately held
as above» the custody of a house within the palace which John Prudde
lately held as above, the custody of a house below the Receipt of the
Exchequer within the palace, 46 feet broad, with a little house called ^ le
Pycherhous,' 10 feet long by 7 feet broad, which John Randolf, esquire,
lately held as above, and the custody of a house within the hall of
Westminster in a tower below a house called the council house of queen
Margaret, which the said John Randolf lately held as above, for 20 years
from Easter following, rendering yearly for the same 20s, and 20^.
increment, 16«. Sd. and I6d. increment, 2ls, and I2d. increment, 135. M.
and 20d, increment, and 20«. 4d. and 6d. increment respectively ; the king
now in lieu of the said grant by letters patent, surrendered, grants the said
tenements, lodges and houses to him for life, without rendering anything.
By p.s.
March 20. Licence, for 40;. paid in the hanaper, for Humphrey Burghchier, knight,
Westminster, lord Cromwell, and Joan his wife, one of the heirs of Ralph Cromwell,
knight, late lord Cromwell, and Gervase Clyffcon, knight, and Matilda his
wife, another of the heirs of the said Ridph, to enfeoff Thomas Tyrell,
knight, Thomas Billyng, one of the king's Serjeants at law, and Richard
Illyng worth of the manor of Boney, co. Nottingham, held in chief, and for
the latter to grant the same to William Ayssheby son of Thomas Ayssheby,
esquire, Richard Yarum, citizen and mercer of London, and William Bucley,
chaplain, and for these last to grant the same to the said Richard Illy ngworth
and Alice his wife and his heirs.
June 22. Writ of aid, directed to the king's lieutenant in Ireland and his deputy,
Westminster. William de la Barre, David Roche, Edmund Baret, the mayor of Corke,
the mayor of Yoghell, the sub-prior of Kensale and all other subjects of the
king in Ireland, for the archbishop of Ca^hel and the bishops of Exeter and
Limerick, whom pope Pius II. has appointed to enquire into the complaint
of Jordan, bishop of Cork, that William Roche, archdeacon of Cloyne,
schemed to disturb him in his possession of the bishopric and by asserting
that he was old and infirm procured the appointment of himself as his
co-ad jutor and seized the fruits belonging to the bishopric, and that after-
wards one Gerald de Geraldinis, a clerk in the diocese of Cloyne, formerly
a servant of the bishop, caused certain instruments to be forged by which
the bishop appointed him and John Ohedian, archdeacon of Cashel, as his
proctors for the cession of his rule and by means of John, elect of Ardagh,
obtained a provision for himself. [FoederaJ]
July 5. Grant to Elizabeth late the wife of William Sidney, esquire, of the
Westminster* county of Surrey, of the custody of all manors and lands late of the said
William, tenant in chief, during the minority of Elizabeth and Anne his
daughters and heirs, with their marriages, finding them a competent
sustenance, without rendering anything to the king. By p.8.
July 11. Presentation of Morgan ap David, chaplain, to the parish church of
Westminster. Llannoryn, in the diocese of St. Asaph, void by the death of John Pennall.
The letters are directed to Th. archbishop of Canterbur}*.
July 11. Grant to John, the abbot, and the convent of St. Mary and St. Rumonus,
Westminster. Tavystoke, co. Devon, which is of the king's patronage, of the alien
priory of Cowyk, co. Devon, with all pensions, portions, cells, manors,
lands, knights' fees, coui*ts leet, views of frank pledge, advowsons and other
profits, and all issues of the same from Easter hist. By p.s.
86914. s
274 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1 163. Membrane 5—eoni.
March 31. Appointment, during pleasure, of George Darell, esquire, as master of the
Westmintter. hunt of the king's chiue of Aldeboume, co. Wilis, receiving yearly for his
fee a buck in time of grease (jpinguedims) and a doe in time of winter
(tfermisonis) with all other due profits. By p.s.
MSMBRANS 4.
July 12. Exemplification, at the request of the under-mentioned William Hoddys,
Wertminster. of the following : —
1. A petition in Chancery of William Hannes son and heir of Thomas
Hannes and Isabel his wife, daughter and heir of John Sturmy late
of Wachennesfeld, co. Berks, 'gentilman,' that whereas the said
Thomas and Isabel were seised as in her right of certain lands and
tenements in Wachennesfeld, co. Berks, and Fresshedon, Esthorp
and Merston, co. Wilts, and by fine in the king^s court at West-
minster at Easter, 31 Henry VI. acknowledged £e same to be the
right of Thomas Besiles and the latter granted the same again to
them and the heirs of their bodies, and afterwards the said Thomas
died, and lately divers persons untruly pretended that the said John
Sturmy should have enfeoffed William Hoddys of Burton, co. Berks,
of the same many years before the said fine and desired the latter to
make an estate to the said Isabel and one John Cobley, now her
husband, to exclude the said fine, a writ sub pena should be directed
to the said William Hoddys to appear before the king in Chancery.
English,
2. A writ dated 1 July, 3 Edward IV, directing the said William Hoddys
to appear in Chancery at the quinzaine of Midsummer, under a penal^
of 100/.
3. The answer of the latter, to the effect that John Cobley came to him
and said that he was enfeoffed of the said lands of the gift of the
said John Sturmy and desired him to make estate thereof to himself
and the said Isabel his wife, and he said that he knew nothing of it
but at their I'equest ensealed to them a deed, and afterwards he heard
of the said fine and knew that their intent was the exclusion of the
said William Hannes and repented of the sealing of the deed, ^ and
Gkxi knowyth and I had knowyn his entent I wold not have seeld to
them any dede therof thou he wold have yeve me an c/. of money
howebe it hit may turne to them noon avanta|^.' English,
4. A dismissal as follows inserted on the dorse of the writ : —
Infrascriptus Wtllelmus Hoddys dimissus est a curia quietus sine
die per consilium curie ex assensu partium,
June 24. Inspeximus and confirmation to the mayor and barons of the town of
Weatmingtcr. Rye of letters patent dated 1 August, 27 Henry VI. incorporating the town
and hundred of Tenterden and annexing them to the said town of Bye apart
from the county of Kent. For 40*. paid in the hanaper.
March 31. Grant for life to George Darell, esquire, of the stewardship of Marlburgh
Westminster, and Vyse, co. Wilts, in the king's hands by the death of Thomas Wyusselowe,
esquire, with the accustomed fees. By p.B.
Membrane 3.
July 4. Grant for life to the king's servant Edmund Glase, from 20 July,
Westminster. 1 Edward IV, of the custody of the king's park called * le Newe Pare * of
Shene, co. Surrey, and 2d, daily from the issues of the king's lordship of
Hamme, co. Surrey, with all other commodities pertaining to the custody,
and 2d. daily from the issues of the king's lordships a£ Hamme and
Petresham, co. Surrey, to find sufficient repair in the palings and hedges of
3 EDWARD IV.— Part T. 275
1463, Membrane 3 — cont.
the parky and also the office of the king's gardiner of Shene, receiving the
accQStomed fees from the issues of the king's lordships of Shene, Petresham
and Harame ; in lieu of a like grant to him by letters patent dated 20 July,
1 Edward IV, surrendered because invalid. By p.s.
Mandate to the farmers, receivers or other occupiers of the lordships of
Shene, Petresham and Hamme to pay him the said 8 J. daily (sic) and
the arrears of the same.
Mandate to the same to pay the said 2d, and 2d, as above.
July 1. Grant to the mayor, bailiffs and commonalty of the city of Exeter of all
Westminster, stolen goods (manuapera) taken with any person within the junsdiction of
the city and disavowed by him, chattels of felons, fugitives and outlaws,
fines for the escapes of felons, confiscated chattels of all residents within the
said jurisdiction, and all fines and amercements before the treasurer and
barons of the Exchequer, the steward and marshal and clerk of the market
of the king's household, and all justices, and that they may have a fair
yearly at Exeter on the vigil of St. Mary Magdalen and the two following
days, so long as it be not to the prejudice of neighbouring fairs ; provided
that they have no liberty, franchise or jurisdiction within the fee of the
bishop of the city^ commonly called the fee uf St. Stephen, the cathedral of
St. Peter, Exeter, and the cemetery and close of the same, the palace of
the bishop and all other places without the jurisdiction of the city.
By p.s.
March 30. Mandate to the customers of the king's petty custom in the port of
Westminster. London to pay 40/. yearly from Michaelmas last from the said petty custom
to Mary de Bedford, lady de la Sparre, for her life.
Vacated because elsewhere an the Close Roll in the same year.
Sept. 19. Grant to the abbot and convent of Peterborough of the custody of the
Westminster, abbey and all its priories, cells, lordships, manors, lands and other posses-
sions during voidance, with full administration of the same, ' rendering
40/. at the Exchequer for each voidance. By p.s.
Aug. 24. Presentation of Thomas Westhorp, one of the masters of Chancery, to
Westminster, the parish church of Enfeid, void by the death of Humphrey Smyth
alias Bamevile. The letters are directed to J. bishop of Coventry and
Lichfield.
Sept. 29. Mandate to all bailifb and others to permit John Qwhytburn, born in
Westminster, the town of Gedeworth in Scotland, dwelling at Stowebardolf, co. Norfolk,
in England, who has taken an oath of fealty, to inhabit the realm peaceably
and enjoy his goods. By p.s.
MbMBRANSS 2 AND 1.
March 5. Notification that in the year 1460 before the lords of the council of
Westminster* Henry VI. late claiming to be king, a case remained undecided concern-
ing the despoiling of certain wools of Richard Heyron some time of
the city of London, merchant of the staple of the town of Calais, and
certain injuries inflicted on him by John Proute, John Walden, John
Tate, and other merchants of the staple. The following documents
(English) are recited : —
1. A petition of the said Richard Heyron that, whereas he had great
acquaintance with divers merchant strangers repairing to Calais
and shipped certain wools in the port of London, Lawfully customed
and coketted, and sent them to Calais in the summer last past and
Bold parcel of them and was in way of sale of the residue, and one
John Proute on 13 October last, then and yet lieutenant of John
Thriske, mayor of the staple, having full power within the staple
m his absence, by colour of his office and with the aFsent of the
s 2
276 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1463. Membranes 2 and 1 — cant.
merchants of the staple then at Calais and the factors of other mer-
chants of the staple restrained the sale and utterance of the residue of
the wools^ amounting to the value of 13,000 marks, and commanded
all * hroucours,' * weyers,' * potters,' * tresourers,' * clerkys ' and other
officers of the staple not to meddle with the same, and he himself
endures in prison and may not be at his large, the said mayor and
merchants should be compelled to appear before their lordships and
make answer, as the said unlawful restraint was made notwithstanding
the surety made in the summer last that there should be no restraint
made of any sale of wools for three years following.
2. The answer of the said John Walden and John Tate that the matter-
in the said bill was not sufficient and that they had not procured,
steered or executed any restraint of the said wools.
3. Another petition of the said Richard as above, adding that the restraint
was made by the commandment and assent of the said mayor, John
Walden, John Tate, Roger Knyght of Lincoln, William Holte of
London, Richard Cely of the same and William Broun of Stamford,
merchants of the staple, and that the residue was 260 sarplars of
* Cottiswold wolle ' and 1 5 sarplars of * Clyfte wolle.'
4. Another answer of the said John Walden and Johc Tate, denying
that they are in any way guilty.
5. A replication of the said Richard, denying this.
The king signifies that he and the great council are competent judges
and are prepared to do justice in this matter. By p.s.
Mbmbrane 1 — cotU.
July 2. Inspeximus and confirmation to John Stokes and Alice his wife, the
Westminstep. present tenants of the manor of BigenhuU in Burcestre, of a charter dated
Westminster, 20 October, 1 Richard II, granting to John de Worthe,
knight, that he and his heirs shall have a market weekly on Monday and
a fair yearly for three days at St. James the Apostle at the said manor.
[Charter Roll, 1 Richard IL No. 26.] For 6j. 8d. paid in the hanaper.
Membranes 24:d, to 2ld.
Commissions of the peace in various counties pursuant to the statutes
and ordinances of Winchester, Northampton, Westminster and Cambridge.
[See Appendix.]
Membrane I9d,
March 16. Commission to Alvred Comebourgh, esquire^ Thomds Lymbury and
Westmiiiflter. ^Villiam Derlyng to enquire touching all wards, marriages, reliefs, escheats
and forfeitures belonging to the king in the county of Cornwall and con-
cealed from him or from the late king, and to certify thereon in Chancery
on the morrow of the Ascension next.
March 8. Commission to the justices of the peace in the county of Kent, with the
Westminster, exception of the prelates mentioned in their commissions, and the sheriff of
the county to assess the subsidy granted by the commons of the realm in the
last Parliament held at Redyng, viz. I6d. from each person not born within
the TOAlm or the lands of Ireland aud Wales, excepting the people born
within the king's duchies of Aquitaine, Gascony and Normandy under his
obedience, holding a lodging within the realm ; 6d, from every such person
not holding a lodging ; 40*. from each person called * Venician,* * Ester-
lynge,' * Itulyan,' ' Januay,' * Florentyne.' 'Milener,' * Lucan,' * Cateloner,'
* Albertyno,' • Lumbard,' ' Hansard,' < Prucer,' being merchants, * brogera '
3 EDWARD IV.— Part I. 211
1463. Membrane 19rf — cont.
or factors and their attorneys, not denizen within the realm, and all other
merchant strangers, holding a lodging within the realm ; 2Qs. from every
sach person staying within the realm for the space of six weeks and not
holding a lodging ; and 10 marks from every sach person denizen within the
realm; to he paid yearly, at Easter and Michaelmas in equal portions.
If any of the said persons shall depart from the realm before paying
the said 205. the persons with whom he was residing shall be charged
with the same ; but the collectors shall have an allowance for what
cannot be levied, and the said merchants, ' brogers,' factors and attorneys
and foreignei*s made denizen shall not be charged with the said subsidies
of 40^., 1 6c/. or 6cf. The commissioners are to send their inquisitions to
the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer on the morrow of Michaelmas
next and afterwards on the morrow of Michaelmas and the quinzaine of
Easter ; and the sherifiT is to levy the sums for the feasts of Easter and
Michaelmas in the first and second years of the reign and deliver them at
the receipt of the Exchequer at the morrow of Michaelmas next, and to levy
all such sums in future and deliver them at the receipt of the Exchequer at
the said dat(5S.
The like to the justices of the peace and the sheriffs in all the counties of
England.
The like to the justices of the peace and the sheriffs in the city of
London.
The like to the justices of the peace and the sheriffs in the following cities
and towns : —
The city of York.
The city of Norwich.
The city of Lincoln.
The city of Coventry.
The city of Canterbury.
The town of Bristol.
The town of Newcastle on Tyne.
The town of Kyngeston on Hull.
The town of Southampton.
The town of Notyngham.
The like to the constable of Dover Castle and warden of the Cinque Ports
or his lieutenant in the said ports.
Mandate to the chancellor in the county palatine ol Lancaster to issue a
like commission to the justices of the peace and the sheriff in the said
county.
Membrane \%d.
March 13. Commission to John Melton, knight, Hugh Hastynge, knight, Henry
Westminster. Suthehill, John Fitzwilliam, Balph Reresby and John Fereby to enquire into
all insurrections, rebellions and other offences committed within the West
Biding of the county of York.
March 12. Commission to James Strangwaysshc, knight, Thomas Witham, chan-
WestmioBtcr. cellor of the Exchequer, Thomas Mouutford, esquire, John Laton, esquire,
and Ralph Assheton, esquire, to enquire by oath of good men of the county
of York whether Joan Faucombregge, late countess of Kent, is an idiot and
incapable of the government of herself and her possessions, whether she has
alienated any of her lands, and who is her next heir.
March 22. Commission to John Howard, Thomas Waldegrave, William Pyrton and
Westminster. Laurence Baynford, knights, to array and try all men-at-arms and other
able-bodied men and hobelers and archers within the county of Essex and to
take them in thouEands, hundreds and twenties ns may be convenient to the
278 CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
1.^3. Membrane IS^f— «ofii.
sea coast and other places within the ooantj and especially to the towns of
Herewyche and Doverconrte for the resistance of the king's enenues, to take
master of them from time to time^ to set op the signs called * hekyns,' and
to set watches.
April L Commission to Robert Hareoourt, knight, Richard Harecoort and Thomas
WeetminBter. Walrond to arrest and imprison one Edward Bray and others, who wander
about making confederacies in divers parts of the county of Berks.
MSMBRANB 17 d,
March 30. Commission, during pleasure, to John Wode, John Bassat, John Wroth,
WeRtminster. John Danyell, Humphrey Porster, John Hoord, John Newman, Thomas
Babam, John (Jpton and William Potyer to enquire by oath of good men of
the counties of Kent, Hertford, Essex, Surrey, Middlesex, Berks,
Buckingham, Oxford and Gloucester into the capture of swans and
cygnets on the river Thames and its tributaries from Cirencestre to its
mouth by hooks, nets, ' lymestrynges ' and other engines and the taking of
swans'- eggs, and to arrest and imprison the offenders.
Membrane 16<f.
May 6. Appointment of Matthew Hay and Thomas Ins as justices to deliver
Westminster, the gaol of the king's castle of Colcestre of Richard Curteys, a prisoner
iu it.
Membrane lid.
May 16. Commission to Robert Harecourt, knight, Oliver Dudley, esquire,
Westminster. William Harecourt, esquire, John Langeston, esquire, Robert HaUey, Gilbert
Lewes and Thomas Spicer to arrest Humphrey Willyngham and bring him
before the king to answer for divers murders and felonies.
May 26. Commission to Thomas Clemens, Walter Code, William Hoorde, John
Westminster. Bryce, Henry Davy, William Appowell and the sheriffs of Somerset and
Cornwall to arrest Thomas Bodulgate, esquire, John Trevylian, esquire,
John Michell, John Gravell, Thomas Norton, Henry Langman, German
John, Nicholas Porloff, John Morys ami Maurice Cruce and bring them
before the king in Chancery.
Membrane 13J.
April 28. Commission to Robert Harecourt, knight, Richard Quatermayns, Edmund
Westminster. Rede, Richard Croft the younger, William Marmyon, Richard Danvers,
Thomas Croft and the sheriff of Oxford to enquire into the breaches in
that county of the statute of 13 Richard II, enacting that no man shall buy
or sell wools at a higher weight {alHus pretium) than 14 pounds for the
stone under penalty of losing double to the injured party and making
fine to the king according to the quantity, that no denizen or alien shall
make any residue of wools except *• codde,' ' card ' and ' villeyn,' and that no
merchant or other man shall buy wools by these words ^ gode pakkyng ' or
like words under penalty that Me broggour' shall have half a year's
imprisonment and the buyer make fine to the king according to the quantity
and the injured party have double damages ; the statute of 14 Richard II,
enacting that no denizen in England shall buy wools except from the
possessors of the sheep except in the staple, or regrate wools or other
merchandise of the staple under penalty of forfeiture of their value and
that no Englishman shall buy wool from any one except for himself and
for his own use to take to the staple or to make cloth ; and the statute of
14 Henry VI. enacting that if any person place wools or wool-fells or any
3 EDWARD IV.— Pa«t I. 279
1463. Meti^ane IM — eoni.
other merchandise of the staple in any anspected place near the sea-ooast,
-withoot making an indenture with the major^ hailiff or constable of the
town in which they shall be, the same shall be forfeited and the king shall
have one moiety and the lord of the town the other moiety*
June 8. Commission of oyer and terminer to the king's kinsmen Richard, earl of
Westmintter. Warwick, William, earl of Arundel, John, earl of Worcester, and Henry,
earl of Essex, and Humphrey Bourghchier of Cromwell, knight, Richard
Wydevile of Ryverp, knight, William Has^oges of Hastynges, knight,
John Wenlok of Wenlok, knight, Thomas Coke, mayor of London, John
Markham, knight, Robert Danby, knight, Richard lUyngworth, William
Yelverton, knight, Richard Byngham, Nicholas Ayssheton, Peter Ardern,
knight, Robert Danvers, Walter Moyle, John Nedeham, Richard Chok
and Thomas Ursewyk, touching divers offences committed within the city
and liberty of London and the county of Middlesex. By K.
Mbmbrans I2d.
May 27. Commission to John Clerk, Ridiard Drayton, Thomas Coburley, Roger
Westminster. Appulton and the sheriff of Kent to enquire what lands and tenements
Richard, late duke of York, held in the said county on the day of his
death.
Mbmbranb lid.
May 20. Commission of array in the county of Southampton. (See Appendix.)
Westminfter.
June 5. Commission to John Convers, one of the king's Serjeants at arms, to seize
Westmintter. all ships and vessels prepared to sail to foreign parts with Tictuals and gear
in all ports in the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk and to certify thereon to
the king in council, as it is manifest that the king's enemies are preparing
to invade the realm.
June 10. Commission to John Wykeham, mayor of Bristol, William Canynges,
Westminster. Robert Straunge, Nicholas Suthcotes, one of the king's serjeant« at arms,
and the sheriff and bailiffs of the town to arrest John de Musqnitz, merchant
of Spain, and bring him before the king in Chancery and to seize a ship
cMed la Marie ofTpusce or of Biscay in Spain of which he is owner
and master in the port of the town with its goods, merchandise and gear.
Mbmbranb 9d»
April 7* Commission to the mayor of York, brother John Langstrother, knight,
Westminfter. James Strangways, knight, Geoffrey Middelton and Robert Malorry to
arrest Humphrey Nevyll and bring him before the king in council.
Oct. 23. Appointment of John Clerk, Nicholas Sibile, John Rowe, William Keue,
Westminster. John Brymston and Roger Brent as justices to deliver the gaol of Maydeston
of William Sherreve alias Shreve alias Shry ve late of Haddelowe, co. Kent,
' husbondman,' Thomas Maior late of Tunbrigge» co. Kent, * husbondman,'
John Neweman late of Dertford and John Gtilmyn late of Seele, co. Kent,
* husbondman,' prisoners there.
Mbmbranb Sd.
June 20. Commission to Roger Grandorge, esquire, George Danyell, esquire,
Westminster. Robert Oldham, John Bates and William Davy to arrest Thomss Keue,
* yoman,' and William Keue, * yoman,' and bring them before the king.
280 CALENDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1463# Membrane Sd — cont,
Jane 7. Commission de wcUliis ei fossatis to Boger Leukenore, knight, William
Westmiiuter. Sydney, John Erneley, Thomas Taweke, Humphrey Hewester and John
Goryng by the coast of the sea and the marsh from Colworth to the sea
in the county of Sussex.
July 12. The like to Bichard Chokke, Theobald Gorges, knight, Walter Bodeney,
Westminster, knight, John Fitz James the elder and Bol^rt Stowell, esquire, by the
coast of the sea and the marsh from Ryngwell to Haylake Yoo and from
thence to Shestrygge Yoo and from thence to Colestoke and from thence
to ' le Blakstake in tiie see ' in the county of Somerset.
Membrane 6d,
May 27. Commission to Thomas Bede, Bichard Higham and John Honewod to
Wostmioster. seize all suspected persons, foreign or denizen, coming to the town of
Hastyngez and the adjacent parts and to examine them touching the cause
of their advent, stay and perambulation and arrest and imprison such as
they may find to be spies or bearers and inventors of rumours and to
certify thereon to the king In council, as the king understands that certain
persons, both Englishmen and French, Scots and other foreigners, come to
divers parts of the county of Sussex doing no work or traffic but spying the
rule and governance of the county and spreading rumours.
June 2. Commission to the king's kinsmen, Bichard, earl of Warwick, warden of
Westminster, the west march of England towards Scotland, and John Neville of Montagu,
knight, warden of the east march, Balph de Graystok, knight, John
Lescrop, knight» Bichard Musgrave, knight, William Parre, knight^
Launcelet Thirlkeld, knight, Bichard Musgrave the younger, esquire,
Thomas Wharton, Thomas Wercop and the sheriff of Westmoreland, to
array and take muster of all the able-bodied men in the county for defence
against Henry VI. and his adherents. [Fcedera.']
June 23. Commission to Walter Devereux, knight, lord of Ferrers, William
Westminster. Herbert, knight, lord of Herbert, Bichard Herbert, knight, and John
Mylewatur and Traharn ap Jevan ap Muric, esquires, to receive and admit
into the king's obedience and allegiance certain rebels in Wales, promising
letters of pardon under the great seal. By K.
Aug. 9. Commission to John Bradwall and John Carlill to take carpenters called
Westminster. * whelers ' and * cartwrightes ' and other carpenters, stone-cutters, smiths,
plumbers and other workmen for the works of the king's ordnance, and also
bombards, cannons, * culveryns,' * fowelers,' * sarpentynes ' and other
cannons, and powders, sulphur, saltpetre, stones, iron, lead, timber and other
equipment for the same, crossbows and bolts for them, bows, arrows,
* bowestringes,' ' langdebeves,' lances, ' gloves ' and hammers and all other
necessaries for the ordnance and carriage for the same and horses called
' hakeneys.'
Membrane 5d, '
July 1. Commission to the sheriff of Derby to arrest John Pole of Hartyngton,
Westminster, esquire, Edmund Hartyngton, John Downham, late abbot of the monastery
of Bcauchief, John Mundevile and Bobert Bowloud, late canons of the
monastery, Bobert Cowle, Bichard Cowle, Ralph WoUey, Thomas WoUey,
John Atkynson, Thomas Corbrig, Nicholas Corbrig, John Dyconson,
Bobert Dyconson, John Wodeham, Thomas Wodhous, Robert Aleyn,
Thomas Gaytclyff, Thomas Dyngley and John Ardern and bring them
before the king in council within twelve days after arrest, and if they cannot
be arrested without inconvenience to require assistance from knights,
osqnircsj an(l other gontlemen of the county. By K,
3 EDWARD IV.— Pabt 1. 281
1463. Membrane 5d — c(mt,
July 14. Commission to Bichard Jacomjn to take wheat, beans, peas, meat, fish,
WefltmioRter. wine, wort, ale and other victuals for the victualling of a ship called Adam
GoodeUe Ship^ going to sea for the resistance of the king's enemies, and cables,
cords, bows, arrows, lances, cannons and powder, iron and timber for the
same and mariners and smiths, carpenters and other workmen.
The like to Thomas Philipp for a ship called le Marie Clyiffe,
The like to Richard Symond for a ship called le Grrace Dieu,
Aug. 28. Commission of oyer and terminer to the king's kinsman John, earl of
Westminster. Worcester, William Yelverton, knight, Peter Ardem, knight, William
Seyntgorge, knight, John Cheyny, John Ansty, William Alyngton and
Thomas Lokton touching divers offences committed in the county of
Cambridge. By K. by word of mouth.
Aug. 27. The like to the kind's kinsman, Richard, earl of Warwick, constable of
Westminster. Dover Castle and warden of the Cinque Ports, John Fogge, knight, John
Scotte, knight, Walter Moyle, John Copledyk, mayor of Sandwich, and
Thomas Marchall touching certain treasons and felonies committed within
the town, liberty and port of Sandwich. By K.
Sept. 29. The like to the king's kinsman, Richard, earl of Warwick, Ralph Gray-
Westminster, stok, knight, Robert Danby, knight, Thomas Burgh, knight, Robert
Constable of Flanburgh, knight, Henry Sotehyll, William Eland and John
Holme touching divers offences committed within the town, suburbs and
liberty of Beverley. By K.
July 3. Commission to Richard Forster, John Hennyngburgh, esquire, Simon
Westminster. Burton and William Husye to enquire into the taking of the king's game
(deductus) of swans and cygnets with hooks, nets, limed strings and other
engines and the taking of swans' eggs within the marsh of Wittdysmere
and all other marshes and rivers within the counties of Lincoln, Northampton,
Huntingdon and Cambridge, and to arrest and imprison the offenders.
282
3 EDWARD IV.— Pabt II.
1463, Mbmbranb 20..
July 5. Grant for life to the king's servitors John Baker, yeoman of the king's
Westminster, privy larder, and William Claybroke, yeoman of the king's common larder,
of the office of the water-bailiwick and scrutiny of nets, ^ dragges ' and
* chitelles,' with the profit {gaudeaturd) of sewers and passages of vessels
called ' keels ' and ail other skifis, from a place called *• Wosbyshe ' to the
town of Saint Ives in the counties of Huntingdon and Cambridge, with the
accustomed fees from the issues of the said water-bailiwick. By K.
July 6. Pardon to William Johnson of Wrauby, co. Lincoln, * laborer,* for all
Westminster, treasons and felonies committed by him. By K.
July 2. Grant for life to John Hert of 10 marks yearly from 30 September last
Westminster, from the issues of the counties of Bedford and Buckingham, in lieu of a
like grant to him from the issues of the manor of Cottesmore, co. Butland,
by letters patent dated 30 September, surrendered. By p.s.
July 1. Grant for life to John Alday of 10/. yearly from Michaelmas last from
Westminster, the fee farm of Queenhithe {Ripe Regine)^ London, at the hands of the
mayor and commonalty of the city of London or the sheriffs, in lieu of a
grant to him of an annuity of 10/. which Mary some time the wife of John
Moulton used to render to the alien abbot of Langennyth from a tenement
in Somercotes and Saltefletby, co. Lincoln, by letters patent dated 30
September, surrendered because invalid. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the mayor and commonalty of the city of
London or the sheriffs.
July 6. Pardon to John Heycoke late of Duffeld, co. 'Derby, laborer,' for all
Westminster, treasons and felonies committed by him. By E.
Aug. 7. Notification that on 5 August the king retained his kinsman John, earl
Westminster, of Worcester, to go on his service at sea for defence against his enemies for
a certain term of years, with authority to annex any of their places and
countries, and that he shall be exonerated from the subsequent loss of any
such place or fortress that he may have captured [^FoederaJ] By K. & C.
Aug. 29. Pardon to James Witton, the mayor, and the citizens of Lincoln of 100
Westminster, marks yearly, parcel of the yearly sum of 180/. of the fee farm of the city,
of which Thomas Roos, knight, late lord Boos, was seised in his demesne
as of fee on 4 March, 1 Edward lY. and which came into the king's hands
by force of an act of Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV.
and also of 50 marks yearly on the death of Eleanor, duchess of Somerset,
mother of the said Thomas, who holds the same in dower, the reversion of
which cAme into the king's hands as above (which 150 marks the ancestors
of the said Thomas hsul by grant of Edward II.), with the arrears
of the said 100 marks from Michaelmas last ; and grant to them of the
manor of Ingham, co. Lincoln, and four messuages, 200 acres of land, 22
acres of meadow, 3«. 44/. of rent and a rent of a pound of cumin in Ingham
and a messuage, 50 acres of land and 14 acres of meadow in Cotes by Stowe
St. Mary, co. Lincoln, parcel of the said manor, late of John HelweU late
of Gunby, co. Lincoln, esquire, of which William Tailboys late of South-
kyme, knight, was seised in his demesne as of fee on the said 4 March and
which came to the king's hands by force of the said act, to hold with
knights' fees and other rights and liberties in support of the burdens of the
city, and all the issues of the same from the said 4 March ; in lieu of a like
pardon and grant by letters patent dated 17 January, 1 Edward IV.
surrendered because invalid. By p.s.
3 EDWABD IV.— Pabt II. 283
1463. Membrane 20 — corU,
Sept. 24. PresentatioQ of Willmm Gille, chaplain^ to the parish chnrch of Chip-
Westminster, staple, in the diocese of Bath and Wells, in the king's gift by reason of the
temporalities of the abbej of Mulchilneye being in his hands.
MSMBRANB 19.
March 14. Pardon to John Berwyke, esquire, and Joan, countess of Kent, late the
Westminster, wife of the king's uncle William, earl of Kent, tenant in chief, for their
trespass in intermarrying without licence. By p.s*
March 24. Grant for life to the king's servant William Paultfrom 4 July, 1 Edward lY.
Westminster, of the office of serjeant of the tailors in the king's great wardrobe, receiving
12^. daily from the issues of the king's manor or lordship of Langley
Marreys, with a livery yearly at the bands of the keeper of the wardrobe
and all other profits, in lien of a like grant to him by letters patent, dated
4 July, 1 Edward IV. surrendered. By p,s.
— Ghrant to Margaret Hungerford, widow, late the wife of Bobert Hunger-
ford, that whereas the said Bobert was seised in his lifetime of divers
manors, lands, and tenements in the counties of Wilts, Somerset, Dorset,
and Devon, in his demesne as of fee and enfeoffed John, bishop of Lincoln,
John, bishop of Worcester, Bichard Ghok, and others of certain parcels of
the same, and John Beynton, knight, John Say^ esquire,Thomas Estyngton,
clerk, and others of other (larcels, and Edmund Hungerford, knight, Andrew
Huls, clerk, John Piers, clerk, and others of other parcels, to the intent that
the said Margaret might receive the issues of the same for the payment of
all sums of money due from him to his creditors, and also great sums of
money lent at their instance by certain knights, esquires and merchants
of the realm for the acquittance of Thomas, archbishop of Canterbury, and
Bichard, earl of Warwick, the king's kinsmen, and other magnates who
were lately lK>und for the ransom of Bobert, late lord of Hungerford and
Molens, captured in the duchy of Aquitaine, and the said knights, esquires
and merchants are still bound for the said sums to Bichard Quatermayns,
Simon Nory and others, the said bishops and others may hold and enjoy
the said lands according to the last will [of the said Robert] and demise
them or parcels of them to the yearly vtilue of 200 — , and she herself may
freely enjoy all the lands which she holds in dower or otherwise.
Vacated because elsewhere in this year,
June 30. Grant to the king's kinsman John, earl of Worcester, and Bobert Styl-
Westminster, lyngton, king's clerk, keeper of the privy seal, in repayment of 193B/. 12*. Zd.
and 9C0/. ^. 8//. due to them respectively for certain causes concerning
the custody of the sea, of two parts and the third part respectively of all
the moneys arising from the subsidies culled ^ tonnage ' and ' poundage,'
viz. Zs, from the tun and 12 J. from the pound, in the ports of London,
Southampton and Sandwich until they be fully satisfied ; and grant that
during that time they may nominate as often as they please a suitable
person to the treasurer of England for appointment as one of the collectors
in each of the said ports. By p.8.
Oct. 13. Pardon to John Budde of Wynterton, co. Lincoln, ' marchaunt,' of his
Westminster, outlawry in the county of Middlesex for not appearing before the king to
answer him touching divers trespasses, he having surrendered to the
Mtirshalsea prison, as John Markham, chief justice of the King's Bench,
has certified.
Get. 21. Pardon to William Brodpeny of London, ' brewer,' of his outlawry in the
Westmioster. county of Middlesex for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to
satisfy the king of his ransom because he and John Skypton of London,
'grocer,' did not bring Walter Bede late of London, 'grocer,' before
John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late king, at a
284 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1463* Membrane 19 — cont,
certain day to answer John Hammes touching a plea of trespass, as they
made mainprise to do, he having surrendered to the Flete prison, as Robert
Danbj, chief justice of the Bench, has certified.
The like to John Skypton of London, ' grocer,' for the same.
MbM BRANS 18.
March 30. Grant to Margaret Hupgerford, widow, late the wife of Robert
Westminster. Hungerford, knight, that whereas the said Robert was seised in his life-
time of divers manors, lands and tenements in the counties of Wilts,
Somei'set, Dorset and Devon in' his demesne as of fee and enfeoffed John,
bishop of Lincoln, John, bishop of Worcester, Richard Chok and others of
certain parcels of the same and John Beynton, knight, John Say, esquire,
Thomas Estyngton, clerk, and others of other parcels and Edmund
Hungerford, knight, Andrew Huls, clerk, John Piers, clerk, and others of
other parcels to the intent that the said Margaret might receive the issues of
the same for th 3 payment of all sums of money due from him to his creditors
and also great sums of money lent at their instance by certain knights,
esquires and merchants of the realm for the acquittance of Thomas, arch-
bishop of Canterbury, and Richard earl of Warwick, the king's kinsmen,
and other magnates who were lately bound for the ransom of Robert, late
lord of Hungerford and Moleyns, captured in the duchy of Aquitaine, and
the said knights, esquires and merchants are still bound for the said sums
to Richard Quatermayns, Simon Nory and others, the said bishops and
others may hold and enjoy the said lands according to the last will of the
said Robert Hungerford and she may receive the issues for the fulfilment
of the said will, and that they may demise the said lands or parcels of them
to the yearly value of 200/. if they find a purchaser, und that she herself
may freely enjoy all the lands which she holds in dower or otherwise.
ByK.
Mbmbranb 17.
June 15. Pardon to John Grene of Kyngeston on Hull, merchant, of his outlawry
Westminster, in London for not appeai*ing before John Prisot and his fellows, justices of
the Bench of the late king, to satisfy Robert John of London, merchant,
John Debracunhac of Westchestre, merchant, John Dedewodd of West-
chestre, merchant, and Bernard Deupkauteis, merchant, of 225/. which
they recovered against him and 50 marks damages, he having surrendered
to the Flete prison and satisfied them of the said sums, as Robert Danby,
knight, chief justice of the Bench, has certified.
June 14. Grant for life to Margaret, countess of Shrewsbury, late the wife of John,
Westminster, earl of Shrewsbury, of 10 marks yearly from 4 March, 1 Edward IV.
from the issues of the county of Salop. Henry YI. by letters patent
created her husband earl of Shrewsbury and granted 20/. yearly from the
issues of the county to him and the heirs of his body, and after his death 10
marks yearly were assigned to her for dower out of the same, but by
force of an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV.
though the letters were valid so far as concerned the creation, the said
yeai'ly rent came into the king's hands. By p.s.
July 28. Grant for life to Thomas Dovedall, ' gentilman,'.by mainprise of Emoreus
Westminster. Saintlaurence of London, ' gentilman,' and Thomas Gbirney of London,
' yoman,' of all messuages, lands, rents, services and other hereditaments of
the king in Coly in Ireland, rendering yearly their true value at the
Exchequer of Ireland. By p.s.
Aug, 23. Grant to Leyson Geffrey, chaplain, of the prebend which William Michell,
Westminster, deceased, lately had within the college of St. George within the king's
castle of Wyndesore. By p.s.
3 EDWARD IV.— Pabt II. 285
1463. Membrane 17— cont.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean or warden of the college or his
locum tenens there.
Aug. 30. Grant for life to Alice Mortjmer for her good service to the king and
Westminster, his father and because of her old age and debility, of an annuity of 10/.
from the issues of the manor of Little Weldon, co. Northampton. By p.s.
Sept. 1. Licence for the sub-prior and canons of the priory of St. Mary^
Westminster. Suthewyk, to elect a prior in the place of John Soburton, deceased.
Aug. 30. General pardon to William Plompton of Plompton, co. York, knight,
Westminster, alias Plomton late of Knaresburgh, co. York, knight^ alias Phimpton
late of Kynalton, co. Nottingham, knight, a/ta« Plumton late of London,
knight. By p.s.
Sept. 8. Signification to W. bishop of Winchester of the royal assent to the
Westminster, election of Philip Stanebrok, canon of the conventual church of St. Mary,
Suthwyk, of the order of St. Augustine, as prior of that place.
Aug. 27. Grant to the mayor, commonalty and citizens of London that the tronage
Westminster, or weighing, deposition and housing of any wools brought by anyone from
any parts to the city of London, such as formerly used to be brought
to the staple of Westminster, shall henceforth be in a place called
' Ledenhall ' within the city and in no other place for three miles from the
dty, and that they shall have the 9ame without rendering anything to the
king. By p.s.
Aug. 28. Grant for life to the king's servitor Robert Stathum of the office of
Westminster, usher and crier in the King's Bench, receiving the accustomed fees.
V By p.8.
Sept. 13. Licence for the prior and convent of Mochelney to elect an abbot in the
Westminster, place of John Cherde, deceased.
Sept. 24. Signification to Th. bishop of Bath and Wells of the royal assent to the
Westminster, election of Dan Thomas Fype, prior of Mochelneye, of the order of St.
Benedict, as abbot of that place.
Oct. 21. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus, for one vear, lately
Westminster, granted by letters patent to John Shirwode of Goventre, merchant, cUias
of Alspathe, co. Warwick, esquire, alias late of London, ' grocer/ staying
on the king's service in the company of John Wode, esquire, victualler
of the king's town and castle of Calais and the marches there in the
parts of Picardy, on the safe-custody, defence and victualling of the
same, because he delays at Alspath, as the sheriff of Warwick lias certified.
Oct. 21. Granty during pleasure, to Henry Grey of Cotenore, knight, and his
Westminster, deputies and assigns of power and authority to labour, by the conning of
philosophy, transmutation of metals with all other things requisite and
necessary to the same at his own cost, so that he shall answer to the king if
any profit grow. By p.s. [1298.]
Membrane 16.
May 24. Inspeximus and confirmation to the bnigesses of Pembroke of letters
Westminster, patent dated 16 January, 1 Richard II. inspecting and confirming letters
pritent dated 14 November, 34 Edward III. inspecting and confirming a
charter dated at Reading, 15 May, 40 Henry III. being a grant to them of
divers liberties. For 40f . paid in the hanaper.
June 8. Whereas Thomas late lord of Roos being seised in his lifetime of the
Westminster, manors of Storthwaytte and Melborno with the turbary of Landriknose, with
20/. from a yearly fee farm from the priory of Wartre, co. York, a moiety of
the manor of Hoghton by Walsynham, a moiety of the manors of Holte and
Cleye called ' Roos Fee ' and the other moiety of the same manors calleil
* Nevyle Fee,' the manors of Hakford and Whitewell, four parts of the
286 CAXBNDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
14g3^ Membrane 16— «<m^.
manor of Wodehoos, aad the manor of Watton^ co. Norfolk, and the manor
of Brentbradfeld, co. Suffolk, in his demesne as of fee, coifeoffed Robert
Wesynham, who is still living, and Thomas Ghaworth, Robert Babthorp,
William Bahjngioxx^ knights, William Heton, Geoffrey Paynell and Robert
Hoton, now deceased, of the same to the intent that they should fulfil his last
will, and ordered that when his son Richard Rooe, esquire, should reach the
age of twenty years they should demise the same to him for life, and the
same came into the king's hands by force of an Act of Parliament at West-
minster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. against Thomas Roos, knight, brother
of the said Richard, the king now grants licence to the said Richard {sic)
Wesynham to hold Uie same again and demise them to the said Richard Roos
as above. By p.s.
June 16. Presentation of Robert Ippeswell, parson of the parish church of
WestminBter. Kyrkested and the church of Langale annexed and united to the same, in
the diocese of Norwich, to the parish church of Haddesco, in the same
diocese, on an exchange of benefices with 'Thomas Saxhanu
June 16. Grant to William Herbert, king's knight, whom the king has raised to the
Westminster, rank of a baron, and the heirs of his body, in consideration of his services
against Henry VI. Henry, duke of Exeter, Jasper, earl of Pembroke, James,
earl of Wiltslure, and other rebels and the reduction of divers castles, towns,
fortresses and territories in Wales which they had held and fortified, of the
honour, castle, manor and borough of Dunster, the manor of Mynhede, the
manor of Garhampton, the hundred of Carhampton, the manor of Culveton,
the manor of Estcantok alieu Cantokeshede, the Inanor of Iveton, two
messuages, 209 acres of land and 24 acres of meadow in Elaynesford and
Waget, five messuages, three carucates of land, 6 acres of meadow and 13^. of
rent, in Exston, Wexford, Rixen and Stogomer,a messuage and a carucate of
land in WibwiU alias Wibbill, two messuages, a toft, 60 acres of land and
10 acres of meadow, in Huysshe by Heybrigge, and a messuage and 8 acres
of land in Cotheleston, co. Somerset, the manors of Chilton and Blancombe,
CO. Devon, the manors of Stonehall and Wodehall, co. Sunolk, and all other
lands and possessions in those counties late of James Loterell, knight, and
in the king's hands by reason of his forfeiture and an act in Parliament at
Westminster, 4 'November, 1 Edward IV. and also the reversions of aU
manors, lands and possessions in those counties which Walter Radney,
knight, John Seymor, knight, Elizabeth late the wife of the said James
Loterell, John Kemeys and Eleanor his wife and Roger Person and Alice
his wife hold for life on their c^eaths, lately belonging to the said James but
now in the king's liands as above, with aU franchises, liberties, courts, views
of frank-pledge, hundreds, fiurs, markets, parks, stews, knights' fees,
advowsons, wreck of sea and other profits, with all issues from 4 March, 1
Edward IV. By K.
June 20. Pardon to John Bagot of Bristol, ' marehaunt,' for all offences committed
Westminster, by him against the statute in Parliament at Westminster, 8 Henry VI
enacting that none of the king's lieges shall go to any lands and places of
the king of Denmark, Norway and Sweden for the sake of obtaining fish or
other g(KKis or merchandiBe except to his staple of North Bergen (Norberh^,
By p.s.
June 24. Appointment at pleasure of the king^s kinsman, Edmund Grey of Ruthin,
Westminster, as treasurer of England, with the accustomed fees and authorities, in the
same manner as the king's kinsman John, earl of Worcester, held the office.
ByK.
July 12. Grant, during pleasure, from Michaelmas, 39 Henry VI. to the prior and
Westminflter. convent of Friars Preachers in the University of Oxford of 50 marks yearly
at the Exchequer for the sustenance of the Catholic faith, as they had of
the grants of Henry III. Edward I. Edward II. Edward Ui. Richard II.
Henry IV. Henry V. and Henry VI. By pjj.
3 EDWARD IV.— Part U. 287
J 463. Membrane 16— con/.
July 18. Grant to Thomas Ejre, kiug's clerk, priest of the king's chapel, of the
Westminster, custody of the free chapel or hospital of St. Mary in the town of Wyche,
CO. Worcester, void by resignation of John Graneley, chaplain. By p.s.
July 19. Q-rant to the king's kinsman George Neville, bishop of Exeter, the
Westminster, chancellor, of the manors and lordships of Abyndon, Saxton, Swafham, co.
Cambridge, Bumpstede, Estonhalle, Bewmond and Tylbury, co. Essex,
Gokfeld, Preston, Haldham and Medham, co. Suffolk, Predenek, Trenynyek,
Penhale, Roseneythan, Ethron and Pol dew, co. Cornwall, and Chepyng*
norton, co. Oxford, with advowsons, knights' fees and other profits, horn
Michaelmas last, during the minority of John Veer, son and heir of John,
earl of Oxford, without rendering anything to the king. By K.
Mbmbranb 15.
July 19. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Harpour and William Weldon as
Westminster, auditors of all accounts ot chamberlains, sheriffs, escheators and other officers
and ministers of the king in South Wales, receiving such fees as John Geryn
and John Somers, late auditors, had at the hands of the chamberlain or
any other minister there. By bill of the treasurer.
Oct 10. Protection, for life, for Thomas Warner, citizen and * iremonger ' of
Westminster. London, and his men and possessions ; and licence for him to construct a
wharf or quay on his soil at Weybrigge, co. Surrey, adjoining the river
Thames, and to load and unload vessels Uiere and take merchandise to and
from the city of London and other places adjoining the river. By p.s.
Oct. 10. Protection, for life, for Thomas Pourt of BradweU, co. Essex, * yoman,'
Westminster, and his men and possessions. By p.s.
July 20. Licence, for three years, for William, bishop of Meath, to stay in England
Northampton, or Ireland at his pleasure and collect tiie issues of his lands and possessions
by his servants. [FcBdera."] By p.s.
Oct. 21. Whereas by letters patent dated 23 May, 1 Edward IV. by mainprise of
Westminster. Richard Weldon, esquire, and Robert Walsam of London, ' gentilman,' the
king committed to John Brewester, one of his clerks of the office of the privy
seal, the custody of a moiety two tenements called ' brewhowses ' occupied by
him, one called ' the Garlond ' and the other ' the Cok uppon the Hoop,' in the
parish of St. Stephen in Oolmanstrete, London, and two other tenements in
the same parish of which one was some time of John Essex and lately
occupied by John Roger, ^ gentilman,' and the other was some time of Adam
Godeman and lately occupied by Richard Frome of London, ^ skynner,' and
iJso 109. of rent from a tenement some time of William Hardewyk, which were
taken into the hands of Henry VI. and afterwards committed to John Bale,
esquire, by the name of all houses late of Roger de Bourser dticu Purser,
William Grapefige, John Essex and Adam Ghnieman, to hold for 40 years
from Michaelmas then last; and by letters patent dated 12 May, 1 Edward
IV. he appointed^ John Shukburgh and William Browgrene to the custody of
a messuage by the name of all houses late of the said Roger and others in
the said parish, which were taken into the king's hands by Simon Eyre, late
mayor and escheator of the city of London, and also \0s, of rent from a tene-
ment of William Hardewyke in the parish of St. Lawrence in Old Jewry,
taken into the king's hands as above, and afterwards committed to John Bale,
esquire, to hold for 40 years from Easter then last ; and by letters patent
dated 28 October, 1 Edward IV. he appointed the same to the custody of two
messuages late of the said William Grrapefige, a tenement late of John
Essex, all tenements and shops of an alley called ^ Chirch Aley ' late of
Adam Godeman in the parish of St. Stephen and \0s. of rent late of the said
John Essex in the parish of St Lawrence in Jewry, which were taken into
the hands of Henry VI. and two messuages and four gardens in the same
288 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1463. Membrane 15 — cont.
parish of St. Stephen late of the said Roger Burser, which were taken into the
hands of HeDrj YL by John Gedney, late major and escheator of tbe oitj, to
hold for two and a half years from Easter then last, rendering to the king.
12 marks yearly ; and all these letters have been surrendered : the king now
commits to William Leek, vicar of the parish church of St Stephen in Col-
manslrete, and John Shukburgh and Thomas Berby, keeper of the goods
and ornaments of the church, the custody of the said moiety, the said two
tenements some time of John Essex and Adam Godeman, and the lOs, of
rent from the tenement formerly of William Hardewyk in the parish of
St. Lawrence in Old Jewry, in consideration of the pious intentions of the
said William Grapefige, John an<l Adam, expressed in their last wills, to
hold for 5 years from Michaelmas last, rendering yearly an extent to be
agreed upon between the treasurer and the said yicar and the wardens
of the church before Christmas next * By p.s.
MSMBRANB 14.
July 6. Licence, for 60;. paid in the hanaper, for Quy Fairfax, Henry Cawod,
WestmiDBter. John Russell, clerk, and Richard Russell to grant thii'ty messuages, four
tofts, a mill, 120 acres of land, 16 acres of meadow, 30 acres of pasture
and Ss. of rent in Cawod, held in chief, to Robert Pudsey, chaplain, and
John Burton, chaplain, and for the latter to re-grant the same to the said
Guy and John Russell for three yeai*8 with successive remainders to
Margaret, daughter and heiress of John Cawod, and the heirs of her body,
the said Henry Cawod and the heirs of his body, and the right heirs of
Peter Cawod, father of the said Henry,
June 4. Pardon to Thomas Beneste of SolyhuU, co. Warwick, ^ taillour,' for all
Westminster, treasons, felonies, and trespasses committed by him.
By K. by word of mouth.
July 3. Grant to the prior and convent of the chapel of St. Peter, Kyrkeby on
Westminster. Wrethek, co. LBicestcr, in consideration of their impoverishment, that
they and their successors shall be quit of all tenths, part of tenths, aids,
subsidies, contributions and tallages. By p.s.
July 18. Revocation of the protection with clause volumuSf for one year, granted
Westminster. 13 July by letters patent to William Wade, 'gentilman' alias esquire,
staying on the king's service in the company of Walter Blounte, king's
knight, treasurer of the king's town and castle of Calais and the marches
there, on the safe-custody, defence and victualling of the same, because
he delays in the city and suburbs of London, as appears by certificate of
the sheriffs.
July 13. Appointment, during pleasure, of Richard Benteley as ganger in the
Westminster, port of Southampton and ports and places adjacent, receiving the accustomed
lees. By bill of the treasurer.
Sept. 23. The like of Walter Stotfold in the port of Sandwich and ports and places
Westminster, adjacent. By bill of the treasurer.
1464.
Jan. 7. Exemplification, at the request of John Johnson the younger, citizen and
Westminster, butcher of London, of the following : —
1. A writing of John Johnson the elder, citizen and butcher of London,
enrolled in Chancery, dated 20 August, 33 Henry VI. being a grant
to Dan William Bolton, clerk, Dan Robert Pyryngton, rector of
the parish church of St. Leonard in Estchepe, London, Thomas
Lute, 'gentllman,' Thomas Croxton, 'gentilman,' Thomas More,
^ gentilman,' Thomas Adam, ' gentilman,' and the said John Johnson
the younger of all his moveal>le».
2. A. memorandum that the said John Johnson the elder came into
Chancery on 21 August and acknowledged the above.
3 EDWAKD IV.— Part II. 289
1463 , Membrane 13.
July 30. Grant for life to the king's servant, William Kaynell, of the custody of
Westminster, the parks of Cossam, co. Wilts, and the office of parker of the same, with
wages of 4d. daily from 20 May, 1 Edward IV. from the issues of the
manors of Cossam, in lieu of a similar grant of the custody of the parks by
letters patent dated 20 May, 1 Edward IV. surrendered. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the farmers, bailiffs, receivers and other
occupiers of the manors.
July 21. Qencral pardon to Richard Lythyerd of the town of Southampton,
WestiniDster. < bower,' alias Bichard Bower, for nil offences committed by him before
19 July last. By p.s.
Aug. 12. General pardon to Eustace Bourneby of Watford, co. Northampton,
WestmiDFter. esquire. By p.8.
Au<;. 28. Grant to the king's kinsmen Thomas, archbishop of Canterbury, and
Westminster. John, earl of Worcester, of the presentation to the next vacant prebend
within the college of St. George, Wyndesore. By p.s.
Sept. 28. Kevocation of the protection with clause volumus^ for one year, granted 30
Westminster. March by letters patent to James Falleron of London, merchant, staying on
the k ing's service in the company of the king's kinsman the earl of Warwick,
captain of the king's castle and town of Calais and the marches there, on
the safe-cu&tody, defence and victualling of the same, because he delays in
the city and suburbs of London, as Bartholomew James and William
Hampton, sheriffs, have certified.
Oct. 29. Grant for life to John Brekenok, esquire, of the king's manor and lord-
Westminster, ship of Wyrardesbury, co. Buckingham, with all courts leet, views of
frank-pledge, rents, services, members and appurtenances, and all issues
from the same from 16 February, 1 Edward IV. and the advowson of the
priory of Ankerwyk in the same county, by fealty and a rent of a pair of
spurs or 3s, 4d. yearly at Michaelmas ; because by the advice of the king's
father Bichard, late duke of Ybrk, and others of the blood he was appointed
to the office of treasurer of the household of Henry VI. and was charged
with a sum of 10,000 marks for the expenses of the same, for wiiich he
received no payment besides letters patent and assignments by tallies,
which are now invalid, and has sold all his jewels and a great part of
his lands and is still indebted to divers persons in the sum of 1200/.
Oct. 26. Grant for ten years to the mayor, aldermen, sheriffs and burgesses of the
Westminster, town of Kyngeston on Hull, on account of the despoiling of their goods
by the rebels, that they may ship merchandise, wools and wool-fells excepted,
Y^ithin the port of the town, whereon the custom and subsidy would
amount to the sum of 40/. yearly, quit of such custom and subsidy. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the customers or collectors of customs and
subsidies in the port. Erant patens.
Oct. 28. General pardon to Katharine Fox of London, alias late of London,
Westminster, widow. By p.s.
Oct. 30. Appointment of the king's kinsman Thomas, archbishop of Canterbury,
Westminster, to attend in the king's place at Westminster on 4 November next, to which
day Parliament stands prorogued, and to prorogue and adjourn the same to
20 February next at the city of York. By K.
March 31. Mandate to the escheator in the county of York for the restitution of the
Westminster, temporalities of the Benedictine abbey of St. Peter and St. Hilda, Whitby,
to Thomas Piker^ng, monk of the monastery, whose election as abbot
William, archbishop of York, has confirmed, and whose fealty the king has
ordered to be taken by the prior of Gysburn. By p.s.
The like to the following : —
The escheator in the county of Lincoln.
The mayor of the city of York, escheator in the stfme city.
Writ de intendendo in pursuance to the tenants.
tt 86914 T
290
CALENDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1463.
Ma^r 1.
Westminster.
June 14.
Westminster.
Sept. 20.
Westminster.
Membrane 13 — cont.
Licence for the prior and conveht of Battle to elect an abbot in the place
of Bicbardy late abbot^ deceased. Bj p.A.
Mandate to the escbeator in the county of Kent for the restitution of the
temporalities of the abbej of St. Martin, Battle, to John Newton, monk,
whose election as abbot John, bishop of Chichester, has confirmed, and
whose fealty the king has taken. By p.s.
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
Surrey and Sussex.
Southampton and WHtR,
Oxford and Berks.
Essex.
Writ de intendendo in pursuance to the tenants.
Mandate to the escheator in the county of Southampton for the
restitution of the temporalities of the priory of St. Mary, Suthwyke, to
Philip Stanbroke, canon of the house, whose election as prior William,
bishop of Winchester, has confirmed, and whose fealty the king has
taken.
The like to the escheator in the county of Sussex.
Writ de intendemdo in pursuance to the tenants.
Membranb 12.
«
July 6. It appears by an inquisition viriuio officii taken at Bathe, co. Somerset,
Westminster, on 26 February, 38 Henry VI. before Peter Bamfeld, escheator in the
county, and returned into the Exchequer, that Thomas Wattis of
Knolle, CO. Somerset, * gentilmim,' was seised of a messuage and 40
acres of land in Knolle and 20 acres of pasture in West Doulissh,
CO. Somerset, in his demesne as of fee, held of John Booler as of his
manor of Knolle, and that he died on 6 September then last past, and
that Bichard Wattis was his son and heir and was of the age of 20 years
and an idiot from his birth ; and afterwards the said Richard appeared
before the king in Chancery at Westminster complaining that he had been
expelled from the possession of the said ti'nements by the said escheator
under colour of the said inquisition and by William Mountagu of Henley,
esquire, under colour of letters patent dated 29 May, 38 Henry VI. being
a grant to him ot the custody, and that he was of sane mind and had
always so been, and praying redress. And the king on 1 Jmc last ordered
the ^erifT of the county to summon the said William to appear before him
in Chancery in the octave of Midsummer to shew cause why the said
letters should not be annulled and the said Richard restored to possession,
and the sheriff returned that he had summoned the said William to appear
as the writ demanded by John Knolles, William Fl^nt, Thomas Pyme and
William Fry, good men of his bailiwick, but the said William did not
appear. And accordingly by the advice of council, the king revokes the
said letters patent and restores the said Richard to possession, with all issues
' and profits from the time of seizure.
March 18. Mandate to the escheator in the county of Middlesex for the restitution
Westipinster. of the temporalities of the Benedictine abbey of Westminster, to Dan George,
abbot of the monastery by provision of the pope on the cession of Edmuncl
Kirton, late abbot, as he had renounced everything prejudicial to the king
in the saM^provision and the king has taken his fealty. By p.s.
The lik4;to the escheators in the following counties :—
Northampton and Rutland.
Buckingham.
3 EDWARD IV.— Part II. 291
1463* Menhbrane 12 — cant
Oxford and Berks.
Essex and Hertford.
Gloucester and the inarches of Wales adjacent.
Worcester.
Warwick.
Surrey ^nd Sussex.
The like to Thomas Coke, mayor of the city of London and escheator in
the same city.
Writ de intendendo in pursuance to the tenants.
MSMBRANB 11.
Aug. 10. Whereas Thomas Philip of Berkyng, co. Essex, ' yoman/ in the Mar-
Westminster, shalsea prison for finding security to keep the peace towards John Kelsy,
was released on bail on Wednesday after the morrow of the Purificalion,
2 Edward IV. to William Dodde of London, 'marchaunt/ and John Philipp
of Berkyng, co. Essex, ' yoman,' until one month after Easter, when he
was to appear before the king, under penalty of 10/. each from the said
William and John and 20/. from himself, and he did not appear and the
said suras were forfeited, the king now pardons to William Dodd the said
sums. By p.s.
Nov. 6. Presentation of Nicholas Gaynesford, chaplain, to the vicarage of the
Westminster, parish church of Moorton, in the diocese of London, void by the death of
John Hoky, chaplain, late vicar.
Nov, 28. Pardon, at the supplication of Walter Plesaunce, to the abbot and
Pontefract. convent of Selby of the 80/. which they are bound to pay to the king for
their temporalities at the next voidance of the abbey and the pension
which they are bound to pay to one of the king's clerks by reason of the
new creation of the next abbot. By K.
Dec. 5. Pardon to Edmund Hastynges, late escheator in the county of York,
York. of all fines, amercements, issues, forfeitures, debts, accounts and arrears
due from him to the king and all actions for the same. By K.
Dec. 8. Grant, during pleasure, to James, earl of Douglas, of the custody of
York. the king's castle of Cragfergns in Ireland, with the accustomed fees.
[Feedera.] By K.
Dec. 8. Grant for life to the king's servitor Robert Smyth, groom of the cellar
York. of the king's household, ot the office of the parkership of the park of
Chyltyrne, co. Wilts, late of Henry Bewford, rebel, commonly called duke
of Somerset, and in the king's hands by his forfeiture, with the accustomed
fees. ' By K.
Dec. 11. Inspeximus and confirmation to the mayor and citizens of Lincoln and
Doncaster. the inhabitants of the city, suburbs and precinct of letters patent dated
13 March, 25 Henry VI. granting licence to them 1o acquire lauds, tene-
ments and rents to the yearly value of 120/. and acquitting them for 40
years from payment of tenths and fifteenths.
For 10/. paid in the hanaper.
July 5. Pardon to the good men and commonalty of the connty of Chester,
^estmimter. in consideration of the confirmation by the king of a charter of Bichard II.
touching certain liberties granted to them, of all offences committed by
them before 4 July last against the statutes of liveries of cloths and caps ;
grant to them that no writ of privy seal shall run within the county at
the suit of any person of the county except in case it seem necessary to the
king or council, and only when the prosecutor has exhibited a bill contain-
ing his whole complaint and found security for satisfaction to the defendant
if he fail to prove his suit; pardon to them of all securities of peace
T 2
292 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS,
1463. Membrane 11 — cont.
forfeited by thein before 4 July and all that pertains to the king in this
matter, except the security forfeited by Hamo Massy of Fodyogton, co.
Chester, esquire, of which an assignment exists, and certain securities
forfeited by persons who have been convicted ; and pardon to such of them
as failed to appear personally before the king at a certain day to take the
the order of knighthood ; provided that the present pardon do not extend
to John Waleys late of Thorneton, co. Devon, esquire, Roger Thorp late of
London, esquire, William Phelipp clLxos Ferrour late of London, esquire,
Edward lliomefourgh late of Carlile, 'gentilman,' John Amyas late of
Walton, CO. York, ' gentilman,' Nicholas Rigby of Kyngeston on Thames,
CO. Surrey, ' yoman,' and Thomas Sergeauntson late of York, any persons
attainted of high treason by authority of Parliament at Westminster,
4 November, 1 Edward IV. or any rebels in Scotland or Fraui^e, adherents
of Henry VI. By K.
Dec. 20. Grant, during pleasure, to the king's brother Richard, duke of Gloncester,
Westminster, of all castles, lordships, manors, lands, rents, and services late of Henry
Beauford, late duke of Somerset, in England and Wales and elsewhere,
in the king's hands by reason of his forfeiture, without rendering anything
to the king. By p.s.
Dec. 12. Grant for life to the king's chaplain Master Thomas Saintguste,
Pontefract. doctor of music, that he be master of the king's college in Cambridge
commonly called Uho kynges halle,' with all profits and emoluments.
\F<Bdera:\ By K.
Dec. 12. Grant to the king's kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick and Salisbury,
Pontefract. of the custody of the temporalities of the bishopric of Carlisle, in the king's
hands by the death of Master John Eyngescote, late bishop, during void-
ance or so long as they remain in the king's hands, without rendering
anything to the king. [FoBdera.'] By K.
1464.
Jan. 24. Grant for life to the king's servitor John Cleton, yeoman of the king's
Northampton, privy cellar {sellaiii pro are nostro)y for his gpod service to the king
and his father, of the office of chief builer of Ireland with the accus-
tomed fees in the same manner as William Welles, knight, now deceased,
had. By p.s. [1320.]
Jan. 20. Presentation of Thomas Tuson to the parish church of Gyselham, in the
Westminster, diocese of Norwich.
Membrane 10.
*
Jan. 17. Pardon to William Pestell, escheator in the counties of Surrey and
Northampton. Sussex, of all offences committed by him and all forfeitures, fines, amerce-
ments, issues, debts, accounts, and arrears due from him to the king. By K.
Jan. 17. General pardon to John Bumstede of Braughing, co. Hertford, ' hus-
Northampton. bondman,' for all offences committed by him before 2 January. By p.s.
Jan. 16. Whei^as the king granted to John Fogge, knight, Ircasurer of the
Northampton, household, the manor of Hothfeld, co. Kent, late of Thomas, late lord of
Roos, by letters patent dated 6 May, 2 Edward IV ; the custody of the
manors of Plete alias Ratbourgh, co. Kent, Cawropes, co. Cambridge, and
Langdon and Crustewhich, co. Essex, late of John de Veer, late earl of
Oxford, by letters patent, dated 12 July, 2 Edward IV ; the manor of
Aswerdby, co. Lincoln, lately belonging to William Tailboys, by letters
patent, dated 22 January, 2 Edward IV; and the custody of the king's
castle of Ronchestre, co. Kent, by letters patent dated 14 April, 1 Edward
IV ; and by pretext of the said letters patent the said John has received
the issues of the abote, but fears lest owing to a diversity of legal opinion
3 EDWABD IV.— Part II, 293
1464, Membrane 10 — cont,
the letters may be invalid ; the king now pardons to him all the said issues
and all debts and accounts due. By K.
Jan. 17. Grant for life to the king's servant William Porter, one of the yeomen of
Kortbampton. the crown, of 6id. daily for his fee from 4 March, 1 Edward IV. from the
fee farm of the town of Northampton, in lieu of a like grant to him of 6//.
daily by letters patent dated 19 October, I Edward IV, surrendered
because invalid. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the bailifis of the town.
Jan. 17. Manumission of Richard Dolman son of William Dolman, a bondman of
Northampton, the king of his manor of Cory Malet, parcel of the duchy of Cornwall, in
the county of Somerset, and all his issue (jsequelam). By p.s.
Jan. IB. Grant for life to the king's servitor William Smyth, one of the yeomen
Northampton, of the office of porter of the household, of the office of keeper of the king's
castle of Fodryn5;hey, with the accustomed fees from the issues of the
king's lordship of Fodrynghey. By p.s.
Jan. 19. General pardon to Humphrey Willy ngham late of Molyngton, co. Oxford,
Northampton, esquire, alicts of Molyngton, ca. Warwick, * gentilman,' a/ta« of MiUecombe,
CO. Oxford, esquire. By K.
Jan. 20. Pardon to William Johnson of Barton on Umbre, co. Lincoln, for all
Northampton, murders and felonies committed by him before 30 December. By p.s.
Jan. 19. Grant to Walter Maun tell, king's esquire, of 100/. from the first moneys
NorthamptoD. from the issues of the county of Northampton. By K.
Jan. 19. Grant for life to Walter Haliday, marshal of the king's minstrels, of
Northampton. IQ marks yearly from Easter last from the fee farm of the manor of Berton
by Gloucester and the king's weir in his manor of Minstreworthe and the
middle weir of Denne, at the hands of the abbot and convent of St. Peter's
Gloucester. [Foedera.'} By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the abbot and convent.
Grant for life to William Clyff, one of the king's minstrels, of 10 marks
yearly as above. By p,8.
Mandate in pursuance to the said abbot and convent.
Jan. 18. Grant for life to Thomas Cawthorn, one of the king's minstrels, of
Northampton. 10 marks yearly from Easter last from the fee farm of the hundred of
Budeston, co. Gloucester, at the hands of the said abbot and convent
By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the said abbot and convent.
Jan. 17. Grant, during pleasui'e, to the king's servitor William Colyngbourn,
Northampton, serjennt of the pantry, of I he custody of the manor of Cloford, co. Somerset,
lately belonging to John Flory, traitor, in the king's hands by his rebellion
and forfeiture, with the profits from the day of forfeiture, without rendering
anything to the king. By K.
Membrane 9.
Jan. 24. Grant for life to William Griffith, king's esquire, one of the marshals of
Northampton, the king's hall, of the oflice of constable of the king's castle of Dublin in
Ireland, void by the death of Christopher Saint Laureticci knight, lord of
Howe, with the accustomed fees from the issues of the lordship of Cromly
and Chapel Isode and all other profits. By p.s.
1463.
July 6. Grant to Rol>ert, the prior, and the convent of St. Swithun, Winchester,
Westminster, that in future they shall not be compelled to find any corrody or sus-
tenance in their house for any person or persons at the king's request or
command. By p.s.
294 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1464. Membrane 9 — cont.
Jan. 31. Appointment for life of the king's kinsman John, earl of Worcestei*, as
Westminster, chancellor of Ireland, with all accustomed fees and profits, in the same
manner as William Welles, knight, late chancellor. By p.s.
Feb. 1. Pardon to John Grene, e&quire, late escheator in the counties of Kent and
Westmiuster. Middlesex, of all offences committed by him and all debts, accounts, arrears^
issues, forfeitures and amercements due from him to the king. By p.s.
Feb. 6. Pardon to Philip Harneys, esquire, late master of the king's ordnance, of
Westminster, all offences committed by him and all debts, accounts and arrears due from
him to the king. By p.s.
Feb. 10. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus, for one year, granted
Westminster. 6 November by letters patent to William Denton, citizen and mercer of
London, as going on the king's service in the company of Walter Biounte,
king's knight, treasurer of the town of Calais, on the safe-custody, defence
and victualling of the town and the marches adjacent, because he delays in
the county of Essex as John Clay, knight, sheriff of the county, has
certified.
Jan. 24. Grant to John Colt, in consideration of his having bought victuals within
Northampton, the county of Noithumberland for the expenses of the household when the
king was last expected at the city of York to the sum of 51/. Sd, out of his own
moneys, of the revenues from certain lands lately belonging to Balph Grey,
knight, traitor, in the king's hands by his rebellion and forfeiture, in the said
county, viz. certain lands in Sagefeld, of the yearly value of 13#. a town by
Sagefeld called Elsthope, of the yearly value of 9/. 13^. 4(1, the farm of
Newland in Wardale, of the yearly value of 6/. 6s. Id. the farm of Conset, of
the yearly value of 30^. the farm of Wedstrode, of the yearly value of 5s.^
and two closes of pasture by the lordship of Wykeham, of the yearly value of
26*. Hd, until he be fully satisfied. By p.s. [1324].
March 2. Pardon to John Laneman late of Havesasshe, co. Devon, alias of Knyght-
brigge, co. Middlesex, ^yoman,' for all trespasses, offences, fines and
amercemeikts. By K.
1453^ Membrane 8.
July 14. Appointment, during pleasure, of Richard Bede as controller of the great
Westminster, and petty custom, the subsidy of wools, hides and wool-fells, and the
subsidy of the 3«. in the tun and the \2d, in the pound in the port of
Briggev.'ater and ports and places adjacent, provided that lie execute the
office in person, with the custody of one part of the coket seal.
By bill of the treasurer.
The like of the following in the ports named and ports and places
adjacent : —
July 11. William Hartishorn in the port of Pole.
Westminster. By bill of the treasurer.
July 14. Edmund Wydew ell in the port of Jernemuth.
Westminster. By bill of the treasurer.
July 9. William Grey in the port of Ipswich. By bill of the treasurer.
Westminster.
William Kny vet in the port of Boston. By bill of the treasurer.
. July 7. Grant, during pleasure, to Robert Shorediche of the ofiUce of tronage and
Westminster, pesage in the port of Kyngeston on Hull and ports and phices adjacent,
receiving the accustomed fees. By bill of the treasurer.
The like to the following in the ports named and ports and places
adjacent : —
July 14. William Baldry in the port of Ipswich.
Westminster. By bill of the treasurer.
3 EDWARD IV.— Pakt II. 295
1463* Membrane 8 — cotU.
July 13. Ralph Salysburj in the port of Boston.
WestmiDster. By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 21. John Letsam in the port of Lynne.
Westminster. By bill of the treasurer.
Jul}' 7. Appoiotmenty during pleasure, of Robert Tanfeld as controller of the
Westminster, great custom and the subsidy of wools, hides and wool-fells in the port of
London and ports and places adjacent, receiving the accustomed fees, pro-
vided that he execute the ofHoe in person, with the custody of one part of
the coket seal. By bill of the treasurer.
The like of Thomas Mauncell as controller of the subsidy of the Ss, in
the tun and the I2d, in the pound in the same port and ports and places
adjacent, as above. By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 23. Gh^nt^ for life, to the king's orator William I..eche, chaplain, of the
Westminster, custody of the hospital of St. John Baptist with the free chapel of St. George
annexed in Frank vili within the liberty of the town of Shrovesbury,
void by the death of WiUiam Shelfe. By p.8. [1285].
14iQ4i^ Mbmbranb 7.
Feb. 6. Pardon to Thomao Blount, esquire, late sheriff of the county of Lincoln,
WestuiiostHT. of all offences committed by him and all escapes of felons and all debts,
accounts, arrears, issues, forfeitures, fines and amercements due from him
to the king. By p.s.
Feb. 9. Licence, for 5 marks paid in the hanaper, for William Brocas to grant
Westniin&ter. the manor of Wycle, held in chief, with the exception of one acre of land, to
John Brocas his son and Anne his wife and the heirs of their bodies, with
remainder to himself and his heirs.
Feb. 12. Pardon to William Willughby, knight — impleaded by the name of
WestDimster. William Willughby, late of Boston, co. Lincoln, esquire of 108/.
which William Taylboys, esquire, recovered from him in the court of
Henry VI. at Westminster, and which belong to the king because the said
William Taylboys was attainted of high treason by authority of Parliament
at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. By p.s.
Feb. 10. Pardon to Robert Ck)rbet lato of Aston, co. Suffolk, knight, alias late of
Westminster. Wombruge, co. Salop, knight, of his outlawry in London and the county of
Salop for not appearing before John Pry sot and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of the late king, to answer John Kyrton, citizen and mercer of
London, tou<?hing u debt of 8/. 6;. Sd.^ and to satisfy Ralph Asshehurst of
10/. 6«. 8ri. which he recovered against him before the said justices and
1 3«. 4ef. damages, he having surrendered to the Flete prison and satisfied
the f>aid Ralph, tis Robert Danby, chief justice of the Bench, has certified.
Feb. 11. Grant for life to Philip Laton of the custody of the king's warren called
Wentminster. < Flete,' and his park within his manor and lordship of Watlyngton,
CO. Oxford, receiving 2c/. daily from the issues of the manor and lordship,
with all other profits. By p.B.
Feb. 23. General pardon to Henry Sheldon of the county of Stafford, 'yoman,'
Westminster, for all offences committed by him before 7 November last. By p.s.
1463.
June 1. Licence for Richard Neville, earl of Warwick and Salisbury, and Anne,
Westminster, countess of Warwick, his consort, sister and heir of Henry, late duke of
Warwick, to grant in mortmain by a fine to be levied in the king's court
lands, tenements, rents and services to the yearly value of 40/. whether
held in chief or otherwise to the dean and chapter of the collegiate church
of St. Mary, Warwick, for the maintenance of divine service iii the church
and prayer for the good estate of the king and for his soul after death and
296 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS,
1463. Membrane 7~c(m^.
the souls of others specified in the last will of Richard de Bello Campo,
knight, late earl of Warwick, father of the said Anne and Henry, provided
that it appear bj inquisition that it is not to the prejudice of anyone.
By p.s and for 50/. paid in thehanaper.
Licence for the same to grant in mortmain as above lands, tenements,
rents and services to the yearly value of 12 marks to the abbot and convent
of Teukesbury to find a chaplain to celebrate mass in the abbey daily for
the good estate of the king and for his soul after death and for the soul of
' the said late earl, and to keep the anniversary of the latter according to his
ordinance in his will. By p.s. and for 10/. paid in the hanaper.
Licence for the same to grant in mortmain as above lands, tenements,
rents and services to the yearly value of 20 marks to the master of the
chaplains of the chantry of St. Mary, Elmeley, co. Worcester, to find
an additional chaplain to celebrate divine service for the good estate of the
king and for his soul after death and for the soul of the said late eai'l, and
in augmentation of divine service there.
By p.s. and for 16/. 7s, paid in the hanaper. ^
Membrane 6. I
Dec. 1. Grant to the king's servitor John Sturgeon, esquire, and his heirs and
Westminster, a^sigas of a moiety of the manor of Gkitesbury alias Gaddesbury in '
Braughyng, co. Hertford, and a moiety of a messuage, two tofts, 160 acres '
of arable land, 40 acres of pasture, 12 acres of meadow, and 8 acres of wood !
^ called ^ Maisters ' in Westmyll in the same county, to hold from 25 June, '
2 Edward TV. during the life of Henry Elve<len alias Elvynden late of '
Suthwerk, co. Surrey, * gentUman,' by a red rose at Midsummer. The said
moieties came inio the king's hands by the outlawry of the said Henry on
an appeal of the death of a man at the suit of John Rokley and are worth
16/. yearly. By K.
1464.
Feb. 7. Revocation of a protection with clause volumus, for .one year, lately granted
Westminster, by letters patent to David ap John of Swansey, * gentilman,' to stay on the
king's service in the company of John Wodde, esquire, victualler of the
king's castle and town of Calais, on the safe-custody, defence, and victual-
ling of the same and the marches, because he delays in the city and suburbs
of London, as Robert Basset and Thomas Muschamp, sheriffs, have
certified.
Feb. 6. Presentation of Henry Cranebroke to the church of Westilbury in the
'\Vestminstcr. diocese of London, void by the resignation of Roger Vetton, late parson.
Feb. 6. Inspeximus and confirmation to the nuns of St. Michael, Staunford, of
Westminster, letters patent dated 24 November, 3 [rectius 4] Richard II. inspecting and
confirming a charter dated at Westminster, 20 March, 33 Edward I. [ Charter
Roily 33 Edward /. No. 54,] inspecting and confirming the following : —
1. A charter of Henry 11. dated at Ciai'endon. \ MonasticonJl
2. A charter of John datM 18 January [1201]. \Rot, Cart. p. 101.]
3. A charter dated 18 November, 12 Henry III. .
For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
Feb. 5. General pardon to Richard Torell late of Gloucester, * yoman,' alias
Westminster. Richard Kerver late of London, * yoman,' alias Richard Tirell. By p.s.
Feb. 8. Appointment of William, archbishop of York, to attend in the king's
Westminster, place at York on 20 February next, to which day Parliament stands
prorogued, and to prorogue and adjourn the same to 5 May next at the
same city. By K.
Feb. 8. Pardon to Arnold Snoryng late of Hakford, co. Norfolk, * gentilman,* of
Westminster, his outlawry in the county of Norfolk for not fippearing before John Piysot
3 EDWARD IV.— Part II. 297
1464* Membrane 6 — cont.
and his fellows, jastices of the Bench of the late king, to satisfy the late
king for his ransom for a trespass committed by him aguinst Thomas
Martyn and for another trespass committed by him against John Goold, he
having snrrendered to the Flete prison and satisfied the said Thomas and
John of their damages, as appears by certificate of Robert Danby, knight,
chief justice.
1463.
July 5. Grrant for life to Robert Grey, one of the king^s minstrels, for his good
Westminster, service to the king's father and the king, of a tenement or brewhouse
called * le Lambe ' in Distafiane, London, to the value of 40«. yearly, which
John Biakency, esquire, and John Goumey lately had of the grant of
Henry VI. by letters patent, having come into his hands by virtue of an
act of resumption in Parliament at Westminster, 9 July, 33 Henry VI.
and which is now in the king's hands but through its ruinous condition
has been unoccupied for a long time, to hold without rendering anything
to the king. By p.s.
1464.
Feb. 6. Grant for life to Thomas Frank of the office of one of the king's seijcants-
Westminster. at>arms, with wages of \2d. daily from the farm and issuer of the city of
London and the county of Middlesex and a livery of the suit of other
serjeants-at-arms yearly at the great wardrobe. By p.s.
1463.
March 20. Grant to tlie free men of the mistery or art of * Iremongers * of the city
Westminster, and suburbs of London that they shall form one body and incorporate
communUy of a master, two wardens or guardians, and the commonalty of
the mistery ; and appointment of Richard Flemmyng, alderman, &s master
and Nicholas Marchall and Robert Tokc as wardens or guardians. They
shall have a perpetual succession, power of pleading and being impleaded,
and a common seal ; and shall make statutes and ordinances from time to
time for the governance of the men of the mystery, and shall yearly elect
a master and two wardens. And they shall be capable of acquiring in
mortmain lands, rents and other possessions to the value of 10 marks
yearly. [Printed in English in Herbert's History of the Livery Com-
panies, vol. ii. p. 623.] By p.s. and for 20/. paid in the hanaper.
2,4^4^^ Membrane 5.
Jan. 18. Grant for life to Robert Grey, one of ths king's minstrels, for his good
Northampton service to the king's father and the king, of 10 marks yearly from Easter
last from the farm of the town of Mahncsbury with three hundreds per-
taining to it in the county of Wilts at the hands of the abbot and convent
of Malmesbury. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the said abbot and convent.
Jan. )0. Grant for life to William Cristyn, one of the king's silent minstrels, of
Westminster. 10 marks yearly from Easter last from the fee farm of the town of
Cambridge. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the bailiffs of the town.
Jan. 18. Grant for life to Thomas Grene, king's minstrel, of 10 mai*ks yearly
Northampton, from Easter last from the fee farm of the city of Norwich. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriffs or bailiffs of the city.
Grant for life to Robert Marchall, king's minstrel, of 10 marks yearly
from Easier last from the fee farm of the said city. By p.s.
Mandate in pi^rsuance to the said sheriffs or bailiffs.
Feb. 6. . Grant for life to Margaret late the wife of Fulk Stafford, esquire, who
Westminster, lately died on the king's service, of the third part of the nuinors of Cradeley,
Oldeswynford, Hageley, Gannowe and Snodesbury, co. Worcester, with the
advowson of the church of Oldeswynford, and the manors •of Clect^ Mere
298 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1464. Membrane 5 — cont,
and Hondesworth, co. Stafford, with the adyowttons of the churches of
Hondesworth and Forton, co. Stafford, which came into the king's hands by
forfeiture of tlames, late earl of Wiltshire, and were granted to the said
Fulk nnd the heirs male of his body by letters patent dated 20 January,
1 Edward IV. By p.s.
Jan. 24. Confirmation to Thomas, the abbot, and the convent of the house and
Westminster, church of St. Peter, Hyde by Winchester, co. Southampton, and William
Knight, parson of the church of Pevesey, co. Wilts, of all their rights in
the advowson or vicarage of the said church of Feuesey, and the annexation
and consolidation of the vicarage to the rectoiy, as mentioned below.
Nicholas Strode, late abbot, was seised, as were all his predecessors, of the
manor of Peuesey in his demesne as of fee as in right of his church, and
also of the advowson of the church of Peuesey, and presented John Lay-
bourue to the same, and the latter was instituted by Nicholas Bubbewith,
late bishop of Salisbury, ordinary of the place. And he and all his pre-
decessors, parsons of the church, were seised of the advowson of the vicarage
of the church, and he presented John Knight to the same, and the latter
was instituted by William Askewe, late bishop of Salisbury. And afterwards
the vicarage was annexed and consolidated to the church with the assent of
the said bishop and abbot and the said John Laybourne, parson of the
church, and John Knight, vicar. By p.s. and for 20#. paid in the hanaper.
Feb. 28. Grant to Anne, duchess of Bukyngham, late the wife of Humphrey, late
Weistiuioster. duke of Bukyngham, of the custody of all castles, honours, manors, lord-
ship:!!, lands and other possessions of the said late duke in England and the
town of Calais for seven years from Michaelmas next, without rendering any-
thing to the king ; in consideration of the surrender of letters patent dated
15 February, I Edward lY. granting to Thomas, archbishop of Canterbury,
and the said duchess the said custody from the Annunciation, 2 Edward
IV. during the minority of Henry, kinsman and heir of the said duke,
rendering to the king 261/. 19«. 2\d. yearly; and because they have granted
to the king the custody and marriage of the said heir, which belongs law-
fully to them as executors of the will of the said late duke. If the said
heir die before the said term she shall hold the custody in the same manner,
provided the next heir be a minor. By p.s.
Membrane 4.
1463.
May 24. Licence for Joan, the wife of John Dynham, knight, sister and heir of
Westminster. Richard Grevell, to enter freely into the fourth part of the manor of Yel-
bury, CO. Oxford, with the issues and profits from the death of John Boure-
man. It appeared by an inquisition t>iken on 9 October, 9 Henry V. at
Bloxham, co. Oxford, before John Waget, then escheator, that the said
Richard Grevell was seised in his demesne as of fee of thi} said fouith- part
and demised it to the said John Boureman for life at a i*eut of 10#. yearly,
and that it w&s held of Humphrey, then earl of Stafford, a minor, by
knight service, and that there were in it a virgate of land, and an enclosure
containing 4 acres of laud, of the yearly value of 6«. %d, ; and that the said
Richard died on 15 September and the said Joan was his heir and was then
of the a^e of 11 years. And she has represented that the said rent has
been in the hands of Henry V. and Henry YI. and is now in the hands of
the king, and that the said carl long since had livery of his lands, and that
the said John Boureman died on 20 Octobei", 12 Henry VI. By K.
1464.
Jan. 18. Licence for John, earl of Oxford, son and heir of John, late earl of
Wodtmiuster. Oxford, who is of full age, to enter freely into all castles, manors, lordships,
lands and other possessions which his &ther held and which now belong
3 EDWARD IV.— Pabt II. 299
J^|jg4 Membrane 4 — cont,
to himself, without proof of his age or other formality, with all profits from
Michaelmas last. By K.
Jan. 12. On 12 July, 2 Edward IV. by letters patent the king granted to Gerard
Westminster, de la Hay, one of the clerks of the Exchequer, and Richard Hamond the
cutfiody of the manors of Tuderly and Lokerley, co. Southampton to hold
for seven years from Easter thea last past ; and on 3 1 January last by
letters patent he granted the said manors for life to John Rede, one of the
yeomen of the crown, by the name of the manor of Quenecourte with its
appurtenances lying in the parish of Estoderley, co. Southampton, to the
value of 221, yearly. And the said John complained that he could not
receive the issues but that the said Gerard and Richard prevented him
under colour of the first letters patent, the manors being the same but
known by difierent names, and prayed that the first letters should be
revoked. The king on '6 November last ordered the sheriffs of London to
summon the said Gerard and Richard before him in Chancery on the quin-
zaine of St. Hilary to show cause why the letters should not be revoked,
and they returned that they had summoned them by Thomas Kyrtou,
Richard Grene, Robert Orcheyerd and John Sherde, good men of their
bailiwick, but at the said time the said Gerard and Richard did not appear.
And accordingly by the advice of the king's justices and others of liis
council the said letters patent to the said Gerard and Richard were revoked
and annulled.
Feb. 20. Grant for life to John Nyghiyngale, keeper of the king's park of Clyf
Westminftter. within bis forest of Rokyngham, co.' Northampton, of the herbage and
pannage in the said park from Easter last, without rendering anything to
the king. By p.s.
24g3^ Membranes 3 and 2.
Dec. 7. Inspeximus and confirmation to the dean and chapter of the cLurcli of
York. St. Peter, York, of the following : —
(1.) A charter dated at Westminster, 1 February, 3 Richard II. \^Charter
Roily 3 Richard II, No, 12], ins{>ecting and confirming the
following : —
(1.) A charter dated at York, 23 June, 1 Edward III. {Charter
Roily 1 Edioard III, No. 36], inspecting ond confirming a
charter dated at London, 29 September, 5 Edward II. [ Charter
Roll, 5 Edward If, No, 37], inspecting and confirming a
charter dated at Kenyngton, 20 May, 33 Edward I. [Charter
Roily 33 Edward /. No, 31], inspecting and confirming a
charter dated at Portsmouth, 5 July, 37 Henry III. inspecting
and confirming with additions a charter of Henry I. dated at
Winchester. [Monasticony vol, vi, p. 1180.]
(2.) Letters patent dated 16 June, 37 Edward III. being an
exemplification of lettera patent dated 15 June, 10 Edward II.
(2.) A charter dated at Westminster, 24 July, 17 Richard II. {Charter
Roily 15-17 Richard II, No, 12.] For 20/. paid in the hanaper.
j^^g4 Membrane 2" cont.
Jan. 5. Licence for the prior and convent of St. Augustine's without the walls of
Weftmin«ter. Canterbury, to elect nn obbot in the place of James, deceased. By p.s.
1463.
Nov. 14. Grant to Cicely late the wife of Thomas Kiryell, knight, and executrix
Pontefract. of his will, of the custody of all the possessions late of William Daubeney
of Suthpederton, co. Somerset, esquire, deceased, during the minority of
Giles his son and heir, with the custody and marriage of the latter without
300 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1463. Membrane 2 — e&ni.
disparagement^ saving to Alice late the wife of the said William her
reasonable dower ; and so from heir to heir during minority. By p.8.
X464. Membranb 1.
Feb. 17. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of the king's mother
Wcbtmioster. Cicely, duchess of York, dated at Baynards Castle, London, 12 February ,
2 Edward IV. being a grant for life to Alexander Holt, esquire, serjeant
of her pantry, and Katharine Holt his wife of a tenement called
^Fermonnestenement ' within the lordship of Kyngesnorton, co. Worcester,
lately held by Fulk Stafford, esquire, with rents, services, reversions,
meadows, woods, moors, rivers and their appurtenances.
By p.s. and for 6t. M. paid in the hanaper.
.Tan. 24. Grant to the king's brother George, duke of Clarence, of the next
Northampton, presentation to the parish church of Tatenhill, co. Stafford, in the diocese
of Coventry and Lichfield. By K.
Feb. 15. Presentation of William Kelet to the parish church of St. Andrew
Westminster. Uubberde, London, in the diocese of London, void by the death of Thomas
Hancock, late parson.
Feb. 28. Presentation of Bichard Morland to the parish church of Wawton on the
Westminster. Uill; in the diocese of Winchester, void by the resignation of Bichard
Coteler.
Feb. 22. Signification to pope Pius of the royal assent to the election of William
Westminster. Sellyng, late prior of the monastery of St. Augustine without the walls of
Canterbury, as abbot of that place.
Feb. 6. Licence for Elizabeth countess of Shrewsbury, late the wife of John,
Westminster, earl of Shrewsbury, tenant in chief, to marry whom she pleases without
impeachment or hindrance. By p.8.
1463.
July 20. Grant to George, bishop of Exeter, the chancellor, in repayment of the
Westminster, sum of 200/. lent by him to the king, of 200/. from the sum of 37,00*3/.
granted to the king &s an aid in tlie last Parliament by the commonalty of
England, viz. from the first moiety of tho said aid to be paid by the
commonalty of Somerset at St. Peter ad Vincula. By K.
1464.
Feb. 20. Grant to the king's kinsman John, earl of Worcester, and his heirs and
Westminster, assigns of the custody of all manors, lands and advowsons late of Bichard
Burgayn edicts Burgoyne in the county of Cambridge during the minority
of John his son and heir, and the marriage of the latter, without rendering
anything to the king, and so from heir to heir during minority. By p.s.
Feb. 11. Pardon to Bichard Lee, late of Carleby, co. Lincoln, ^ yoman,* of his
Westminster, outlawry in the county of Rutland for not appearing with others before the
king to satisfy him for his ransom for certain trespasses committed against
Henry VI. and Bobert Danvers, he having surrendered to the Marshalsca
prison, as John Makham, knight, chief justice of the King's Bench, has
certified.
1463.
Nov. 8. Appointment, during pleasure, of Thomas Yonge as one of the king's
Westminster, serjesnts at law, receiving the accustomed fees.
July 2. Whereas Bobert Harecourt of Stawnton Harecourt, co. Oxford, knight,
Westminster. Tliomas Erdyngton of Barow upon Sore, co. Leicester, knight, William
Brownyng of Milburye, co. Dorset, esquire, and Richard Harecourt of
Combe, co. Oxford, esquire, by writings obligatory, dated 8 June,
2 Edward IV. are bound to the king in 133/. lis, 9|(/. to be paid at Easter
then following and in 133/. Ws, 9|^. to be paid at Christmas, 1463, the
king releases the said William Brownyng from all liability. By K.
3 EDWARD IV.— Pakt II. 301
1463. Membrane 1 — cont.
Juljr 9. Grant for life to the king's kinsman George, bishop of Exeter, from
Westminster. Easter, 1 Edward IV. in lieu of a like grant by letters patent dated 4 May,
1 Edward IV. surrendered, of the custody of the king's manor or lordship
of Chilternelangley, co. Hertford, with mills, rents, vert and other profits,
reserving to the king the office of under-parker of the park, and 250 rabbits
yearly for the expenses of the household, rendering 50 marks 8«. Ad,
yearly as formerly, and 3#. 4d. besides ; with acquittance of repairs and
allowance for any annuity granted out of the manor. By K.
Vacated by surrender by the bishop with the assent of the king and
cancelled.
Membrane 17 d,
Aug. 9. Commission to Walter Fetyplace, mayor of Southampton, John Spadard,
Westminster, mayor of Pole, William Nedeham, John Donne and Thomas Frank, one of
the king's serjeants-at-arms, to enquire into the complaint of John de
Spayne and John Mnrtyn, merchants of Spain, that when they were
sailing to England under letters of safe- conduct in a ship of Spain
called le Marie of Spain with goods and merchandise, certain pirates came
upon them with a carvel of Pole, of which John Halle of Salisbury wn^
owner and victualler, and seized and detained their ship -with the goods and
merchandise.
Aug. 12. Commission to William Pawelet, knight, John Cheyny of Pynne, Walter
Westminster. Balegh, John Gyfford, Kobert Stowell, John Sydenham, the younger, John
More, John Denys, and John Porter to enquire by oath cf good men of tho
counties of Somerset and Devon, touching all honours, castles, lordships,
manors, lands, rente, reversions, fees, advowsons and other possessions held
on 4 March, 1 Edward IV . or afterwards by Robert, late lord of Moly ns,
alias Kobert Hungerford of Moleyns, knight, attainted by authority of an
act in Parliament at Westminster. '
Membrane \6d.
July 12. Commission to William Carrant, John Carrant, John Sidnam the elder,
Westminster. John Sidnam the younger, John Rogers, John Adam and the constables of
the town of Mertok, co. Somerset, to arrest Thomas Sherlok and John
Sherlok, and bring them before the king in Chancery.
July 13, The like to the mayor and bailiffs of Sandwich, the water bailiff of the
Westminster, same town and Richard George, one of the king's serjeants-at-arms, to
arrest Peter Vatacy of Venice, merchant, and bring him before the king in
Chancery.
July 11. Commission of oyer and terminer to Edward Nevill of Bergevenny,
Westminster, knight, John de Audeley, knight, Humphrey Bourghchier of Cromwell,
knight, Robert Danvers, Walter Moyle, John Fogge, knight, John Scotte,
knight, Richard Culpepir, William Haute, James Pekham, Nicholas Sybill,
and John Rowe touching all trespasses, conspiracies, extortions, oppressions,
nukinlenances and other offences committed by William Isle, late of Sun-
dryssh, co. Kent, ^ gentilman,' Robert Drylond of Sellyng by Faversham,
CO. Kent, * gentilman,' and John Stokton, late of Sundryssh, co. Kent,
' yoman,' within the counties of Kent, Surrey, and Middlesex.
, By p.s. and for Gs. Sd. paid in the hanapcr.
July 14. Commission to Robert Mill to take oxen, muttons, and other victuals
Westminster, within the county of Sussex and elsewhere for the king's fleet.
July 16. Commission to Richard Quatermayns, Richard Foweler, Richard Suthwell,
Westminster. Thomas Grys, Thomas Higham, Reginald Rous, William Hose, Robert
Leton, William Hasilden, Alexander Wode, John Rogger, John Blake and
.302 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1463, Membrane I6d — cant.
the sheriffs of Norfolk, Suffolk, Hertford, Oxford, Cambridge and Lincoln
to enquire touching the lands and other possessions held in the said
counties hj William, late viscount Beaumount and lord of Bardolf, attainted
of high treason by authority of Pariiament at Westminster, 4 November,
1 Edward IV.
\ Membrane I6d.
July 17. Commissiou to Simon Lawelesse, master of a carvel called le Marie of
Westminster, the earl of Kent, to take mariners for the governance of the same to go to
sea with other ships for the resistance of the king's enemies.
The like to the following : —
John Porter, master of a ship called le Triniie.
Richard Straunge, master of a ship called le Katerine.
William Fetherstone, master of a ship called le Marie de Grace,
Thomas William, master of a carvel called le Blake Karvell,
Richard Barry, master of a carvel called le George.
John Bedford, master of a ship called U Edmond of Suthwold.
Robert Bailly, master of a carvel called le Touke,
July 25. Robert Lightharnes, master of a ship called le Margarete.
Westminster. William Thomas, master of a ship called le Greie Marie.
Thomas Philipp, master of a ship called le Marie Clyff.
July 18. Commission to John Waynflete, captain of a ship called le Groe Marie^
Westminster, to take archers and other men for the safe conduct of the same to go to sea
with other ships for the resistance of the king's enemies.
July 21. Commission to Robert Cotyngham, master of a ship called le Thomas^ to
Westminster, take mariners for the governance of the same to go to sea with other ships
for the resistance of the king's enemies.
The like to the following : —
Richard Robson, master of a ship called le XI. Shore Nobill.
Richard Outlawe, master of a ship called le Mari Talbot.
Robert Cokke, master of a carvel called le Peter of Worcester.
John Palmer, master of a ship called h James of Worcester.
Clement Johnson, master of a ship called le John of Worcester.
Robert Trewelove, master of a barge called le Barge Worsle.
Jenycot de Burdeuz, master of a balinger called le John Colys.
' , master of a barge (ialled le Barge Durns.
Robert Spaldyng, serjeant-at-arms, for the governance of the king's
galley.
Aug. 9. Robert Spaldyng, serjeant-at-arms, and John Gest for the governance
Westminster. of the king's galley. *
July 16. Commission to William Yelverton, knight, Thomas Mountgomery, knight,
Westminster. Richard Brasyer, mayor of Norwich, William Calthorp, esquire, Walter
Gorge, esquire, John Twyer, esquire, William Yelverton, esquire, John
Skarnyng, esquire, John Germyn, esquire, and Nicholas Parker, * gentilman,'
to arrest Robert Wolston and bring him before the king in Chancery.
Oct. 9. The like to the king's kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick, constable of
Westminster. Dover Castle and warden of the Cinque Ports, and his lieutenant, the
mayors of Sandewiche, Faversham and Queneburgh, all admirals, mayors,
bailiffs, constables, customers, keepers of ports and their lieutenantsji and
Robert Spaldyng, one of the king's serjeants-at-arms^ and John Hobson to
arrest Raphael de Anrea, Cataneus Pinellum, Jerome Lomolin, John
Lomolin and Francis Salvaign, merchants of Gknoa, and bring them
before the king in Chancery.
3 EDWARD IV.— Part II. 303
2463. Mbmbrans 14c?.
July 12. The like to William Bourghchier of FitzWaryon, knight, John Denham,
Westmiiuter. Henry Pomeray, John Cheny, Seintclere Pomeray and William Champernon
to arrest John Copleslon, ' gentilman/ and bring him before ihe king in
council.
June 28. Commission to Richard Byngham, Richard Chokke and William Brayn
Westmmster. to deliver the gaol of Oxford of William Borodale of London, * fuller,*
Lewis Hertissme alias Barbour, late of London, ' yoman,' John Trever,
lato of London, ^ shipman/ and John Mordale late of London, ' yoman,*
alias John Mordell late of Medynhith, co. Berks, 'yoman,' prisoners
there.
Aug. 9. Commission to William Colshull, John Mokelowe and Henry Hier to
WestmiDster. take carpenters called 'whelers' and 'cartwrightes' and others, stone-
cutters, smiths, plumbers and other workmen for the works of the king's
ordnance, and bombards, cannons, • culveryns,' * fowelers,' * serpentynes '
and other cannons and powder, sulphur, saltpetre, stone, iron, lead and
other equipment for the same, crossbows and bolts for them, bows, ari'ows,
* bowestringes,' * langdebeves,* lances, ' gleves,' mallets and other necessaries
and carriage for the same and hoi'ses called ' hakeneys.'
Membrane I3d.
Aug. 28. Commission to John Scotte, knight, Nicholas Faunt, John Alday and
Westminster. Thomas Ussher to take bakers, brewers, butchers and others for the
preparation of victual? for the king's fleet. By K, by word of mouth.
Aug. 28. Commission to William Ross and William Baldry to take ships and
Westminster, vessels for the conduct and carriage of victuals for the king's fleet against
Scotland By K. by word of mouth.
Oct. 7. Commission to the king's kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick, constable
Westminster, of Dover Castle and warden of the Cinque Ports, and his lieutenant, the
mayors, bailiffs, constables, customers and keepers of ports and their
lieutenants, and Robert Spaldyng, one of the king's serjeants-at-arms,
William Pnrchace and Richard Sutton to arrest Raphael de Aurea,
merchant of Genoa, Catanus Spynell, merchant of Genoa, — Lomelyn,
merchant of Genoa, and certain other merchants of Genoa and bring them
before the king in Chancery.
1^Q4i^ Membrane I2d.
Jan. 26. Commission of oyer and terminer to the king's kinsmen Richard, earl of
Northampton. Warwick and Salisbury, William, earl of Arundel, and John, earl of
Worcester, and Richard Wydevile of Ryvers, knight, William Hastynges,
of Hastynges, knight, John Wenlok of Wenlok, knight, John Markham,
knight, Robert Danby, knight, William Yelverton, knight, Richard
Byngham, Peter Ardren, knight, Nicholas Assheton, Robert Danvcrs,
Walter Movie, John Nedeham and Richard Chok within the counties of
Gloucester, Worcester, Somerset, Wilts, Berks, Oxford, Warwick and
Leicester. By K. by word of mouth.
][4g3^ Membrane lid.
Nov. 16. Appointment of John Nicholson, esquire, and John Fereby to the
Poutefract. scrutiny and survey of the weighing of all wools shipped in the port of
Kyngeston on Hull at the present time.
The like of Thomas Dyxon, esquire, and John Bekwith in the ports of
Boston and Bishop's Lynn.
304 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1463. Metnbrane lld~^^ont.
Nov. 22. Commission to William Blounte^ esquire, William Basset, Nicholas
Middleham. Fitzherbert and William Hyde to arrest John Cokeyn, esquire, and bring
him before the king in Chancery.
Dec. 7. Commission to Henry Gray of Codnorc, knight, Walter Blounte, knight,
York. Nicholas Stathum and the sheriff of Derby to enquire into the complaint
of John Strelley and Richard Bawekewell that William Vernon, knight,
Henry Vernon his son and others broke their closes and houses at Hasil-
baye, oo. Derby, assaulted them and their men and carried off their goods,
rents, com, beasts and chattels. The said William and Henry were sum-
moned by writ of privy seal to appear before the king to make restitution,
but failed to appear and continued to annoy them.
1464.
Jan. 2. Commission to Geoffrey Gate, knight, Walter Fetyplace, mayor of
Weiituiiister. Suthampton, Thomas Uvedule, esquire, Henry Trenchard, esquire, Thomas
Welle, William Nedeham, Philip More and the sheriff of Southampton to
enquire into the complaint of Peter Alday, John de Garcie,* Martin de Unda
and John de Spayne, merchants of Spain, that when they had freighted a
ship called la Maudeleyne of Spain, of the portage of 90 tons, with divers
wines and other goods and merchandise in Spain and brought it to the
coasts of the Isle of Wight under letters of sale>conduct of the king and it
was wrecked there but no parcel of the goods and no person was lost,
certain of the king's subjects dwelling there carried off divers wines, goods
and merchandise as though ihey were wreck of sea, though they were not,
and kept the isaid letters of safe-conduct ; and to cause restitution to be
made of the said letters and to ceitify thereon to the king.
Jan. 8. Commission of oyer and terminer to John Shipward, mayor of Bristol,
Westminster. Richard Cbook, 1'homas Yong, William Cauyngez, William Coder, Philip
Mede, William Howell, John Bagot, Thomas Kempson, and William'
Spencer within the town and liberty of Bristol. By K.
Membrane 7d.
Feb. 11. Commission to the mayor of Newcastle-on-Tyne, Robert Rodes and the
Westminster, sheriff of the town to take any ship of the said town or any other town of
the portage of 400 tons or under and masters and mariners for its governance
for the resistance of the king's enemies. By K.
Feb. 8. Commission of oyer and terminer to the king's kinsmen, Richard, earl
Westminster, of Warwick and Salisbury, Williamj earl of Arundel, and John, earl of
Worcester, and Richard Widevile of Ryvers, knight, William Hastynges of
Hastynges, knight, John Wenlok of Wenlok, knight, John Markbam, knight,
• Robert Danby, knight, William Yelverton, knight, Richard Byngham, Peter
Ardorn, knight, Nicholas Aysshton, Robert Danvers, Walter Moyle^ John
Kedeham, and Richard Chok, within the counties of Gloucester, Somerset,
Dorset, Wilts, Berts, Devon, Cornwall, Southampton, Sun*ey, Sussex, and
Kent, and the town and liberty of Bnstol.
3f EM BRANS Id,
Feb. 18. The like to the king's kinsmen John, duke of Suffolk, John, earl of
Westminster. Worcester, and Henry, earl of Essex, and Richard Wodevyle of Ryvers,
knight, Antony Wodevyle of Scales, knight, William Hastynges of Has-
tynges, knight, John Wenlok of Wenlok, knight, John Markeham, knight,
Robert Danby, knight, William Yelverton, knight, Richard Byngham, Peter
Ardern, knight, ^Nficholas Ayssheton, Robert Danvers, Walter Moyle, John
Nedeham, Richard Chok, William Seyntgeorge, knight, John Colvyle,
knisht, Thomas Burgoyn, Thomas Lokton, John Ansty, and John Frevylo
witnin the county of Cambridge. , By K.
305
3 EDWARD IV.— Part III.
1463. Membranes 27 and 26. •
Nov. 18. Inspejnmus and confirmation to the major and citizens of Hereford of
Westminster, the following :
1. Letters patent dated 12 January, 2 Henry VI. inspecting and confirming
a charter dated at Westminster, 20 November, 1 Henry IV. {Charter
RoUy 1 Henry IV. p. 1, No. 14], inspecting and confirming the
following : —
(1.) Letters patent dated 1 March, 1 Richard 11. inspecting and
confirming a charter dated at Hertford, 2H January, 5 Edward IH.
[Charter Roil, 5 Edward III. No. 87,] inspecting and con-
firming a charter dated at York, 16 September, 8 Edward IL
[Charter Rollj 8 Edward II. No. 48,] inspecting and
confirming with additions the following : —
a. A charter dated at Westminster, 9 October, 1 Richard I.
6. A charter dated at Clarendon, 10 July, 17 John. [Rotuli
Cartarum^p. 212.]
c. A charter dated at Westminster, 23 March, 11 Henry III.
d. Another charter of the same date.
€, A charter dated Worcester, 8 August, 40 Henry III.
(2.) Letters patent dated 15 November, 7 Richard IL
(8.) Letters patent dated 2 February, 16 Richard IL
(4.) Letters patent dated 3 September, 18 Richard II.
(5.) A charter dated at Westminster, 23 June, 23 Richard II.
[Charter Roily 21-23 Richard II No. 1.]
2. Letters patent dated 16 October, 36 Henry YL exempting them
from being made collectors of tenths, fifteenths or other subsidies
except within the said city and its liberties.
For 4 marks paid in the hanaper.
Membranes 26 and 24.
May 20. Intpeanmus and confirmation to the abbot and convent of Rading of the
Westminster, following : —
1. A charter dated at I^eading, 11 August, 5 Richard II. [Charter Roll^
5-6 Richard II No. 24,] inspecting and confirming a charter dated
at Walton, 19 June, 12 Edward IIL [ChaHerRoll, i2 Edward III.
No. 18], inspecting and confirming with additions to John de
Appelford, then abbot, and the monks a charter dated Westminster,
3 July, 8 Edward II. [Charter Roll, 8 Edward II. No. 1,]
inspecting and confirming with additions the foll<^ing : —
(1.) A charter dated at Westminster, 19 Februair, 11 Henry IIL
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Kouen, 19 June,
4 John.
(2.) Another charter dated at Westmmster, 19 February, 11
Henry HI.
(3.) A charter of Henry II. dated at Rouen.
2. Letters patent dated 23 August, 8 Richard II. exempting the monks
of Leomynstre, who are removable by the abbot, from the collection
of tenths in the diocese of Hereford.
For 24 marks paid in the hanaper.
tc 86914. n
306 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1463, Mbmbranb 23.
May 13. Insperitnus and confirmation to the burgesses of the town of Maudon of
Westminster, letters patent dated 10 January, 1 Richard II. inspecting and confirming a
charter dated at Westminster, 6 December, 4 Edward III. [Charter Roll,
4 Edward III. No. 24,] inspecting and confirming a charter dated at
Westminster, 6 June, 18 Edward I. [Charter Roll, 18 Edward J. No. 56,]
inspecting a charter of Henry II. dated at Pembroke, 7 October.
For 20f. paid in the hanaper.
May 17. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of Henry III. [recttus
Weftminater. II.] dated at Tours [circa 1166 ?] as follows :—
IT. rex Anglie et dux Normnnnie et Aguitanie et comes Andegavie
archiepiscopo Eboracefisi et episcopo Lincolniensi et omnibus jugticiariis et
vicecomitibus et ministris etfideltbus suis de Eboracseira et de Legrecscira
salutem. Sciatis me concessisse Hamoni Belario totam terram quatn
Rogerus de Moubrai ei dedit pro servicio sua scilicet in Kettelby viz,
earrucatas terre et dimidiam et in Buriiona Hi. carrucatas terre et
molendtnum de Northeby. Quare volo et Jirmiter precipio quod ipse et
heredes sui predictam terram totam habeant et teneant cum pertinentiis
suis de Rogero de Moubrai et de heredibus suis per servicium unius militis
ita bene et in pace et libere et quiete et honoriHce sicut carta ipsius Rogeri
de Moubrai testatur, Testibus Ricardo de Humez, cofiestabularioy et
Ricardo de Luci et Warinofilio Geraldiy camerario, et Manassero Bisety
dapiferOf et Willelmo de Colevilla et Ricardo de Campvilla, apud
Turoniam. For \ mark paid in -the hanaper.
May 21. Inspeximus and confirmation to the abbot and convent of Coggeshale of
Westminster, letters patent dated 11 January, 18 Edward III. being a grant to them of
a tun of i%d wine yearly at Easter at London, in consideration of their
finding a chaplain to celebrate divine service daily in their church for the
king and Philippa bis consort. For ^ mark paid in the hanaper.
May 21. Inspeximus and confirmation to the burgesses of the town of Nottingham
Westminster, of a cnarter of Henry II. dated at York. [Ecedera, vol. i., p. 41 ; Stevenson's
Records of Nottingham, vol. i. p. 2.]
For ^ mark paid in the hanaper.
July 2. Inspeximus and confirmation to John Stokes and Alice his wife, the present
Westminster, tenants of the manor of BigenhuU in Burcestre, of a charter dated West-
minster, 20 October, 1 Richard II. granting to John de Worthe, knight^
that he and his heirs shall have a market weekly on Monday and a fair
yearly for three days at St. James the Apostle at the said manor. [Charter
Roll, 1 Richard II. No. 26.] For 6s. Sd. paid in the hanaper.
Mbmbranbs 22 AND 21.
May 26. Inspeximus and confirmation to the mayor, bailiffs and burgesses of the
Westminster* town of Tenby of the following : —
1. Letters patent dated 20 November, 8 Henir VI. inspecting and con-
firming letters patent dated 21 June, 1 Henry V. inspecting and
confirming letters patent dated 22 August, 3 Henry IV. inspecting
%nd confirming with additions letters patent dated 6 February,
1 Richard II. inspecting and confirming lelters patent dated 8 June,
49 Edward III. inspecting and confirming a charter of Laurence de
Hastinges, earl of Pembroke and lord of Weyseford and Bergeveny,
dated at Pembroke, 27 February, 16 Edward III. inspecting and
confirming with additions a charter of Aymer de Valencia, earl of
Pembroke and lord of Weyseford and Montignac, dated at his manor
of Wynneferthyng in Norfolk, 24 April, 16 Edward IJ. inspecting and
confirming with additions a charter of William de Valencia, earl of
3 EDWARD IV.— Part III. 307
1463. Membranes 22 and 21— cant.
Pembroke, his father and Joan the countesH, his mother, granting to
them divers liberties.
2. A charter dated at Wf»stminster, 12 Jnly, 23 Henry VI. [Charter
Roll, 21-24 Henri/ VI. No, 29.] For 33*. 4d. paid in the hanaper.
Mem BRAN B 21 — cont,
June 21. Inspeximus and confirmation to the abbot and convent of Keynesham
Westminster, of a diarter dated at Westminster, 8 November, 50 Henry III. confirming a
grant to them of a market weekly on Tuesday and a fair yearly at St.
Oswald at their manor of Mersfeld, previously made by him, provided
that it be not to the injury of neighbouring markets and fairs. Wit-
nesses : Walter, bishop of Bath and Wells, Hugh le Bigod, Philip Basset,
Boger de Mortuo Mari, Roger de Clyfford, Boger de Leyburn, Robert
Waleraund, William Belet, Ralph de Bakepuz and others.
For ^ mark paid in the hanaper.
MbMBRANBS 21 AND 20.
Nov. 4. Inspeasimus and confirmation to Henry, the prior, and the convent of
Westminster. St. Mary, Suthwerk, of letters patent dated 20 August, 13 Richard II.
inspecting and confirming to Henry de Colyngboum, then prior, and the
convent the following : —
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 12 January, 18 Edward III. [Charter
Roll, 18 Edward III, No. 8,] inspecting and confirming the
following : —
(1.) A charter of Stephen dated at London. [Monasticon,
vol. vi., p. 172.]
(2.) A charter of Henry I. dated at Winchester.
(3.) A chai'ter of Henry II. dated at Windsor.
(4.) A charter of the same dated at Westminster.
(5.) A charter of P. bishop of Winchester.
(6.) Letters of William, bishop of Winchester.
2. Letters patent dated 10 July, 19 Edward H.
3. Letters patent dated 6 February, 7 Edward II.
4. A charter of Henry II. dated at Windsor.
5. A charter dated at Lambeth, 7 May, 8 John. [Monasticon,']
6. Letters patent dated 26 January, 6 Ed^-ard IL
7. A charter of Henry II. dated at Westminster. ,
8. A charter of Hamelin, earl of Warrenne, and Isabel his countess.
[Mona^ticon.']
9. A writing of William, bishop of Winchester. [Monasticon,]
10. A writing of Thomas, the prior, and the convent of Christ Church,
Canterbury, dated xviii. Kal. Jan. 1280, confirming a charter of
T. archbishop of Canterbury.
11. A charter of Stephen dated at London. [Monasticon.']
For 60s, paid in the hanaper.
MSMBRANBB 19 AND 18.
June 23. Inspeximus and confirmation to the mayor, bailiffs and burgesses of
Westminster. Clyfton, Dertmuth and Hardenesse of (1) letters patent dated 14 Decem-
ber, 2 Richard II. inspecting and confirming a charter dated at the Tower
of London, 14 April, 16 Edward III. [Charter Roll, 16 Edward IIL No,
18,] and (2) a charter dated at Westminster, 6 November, 17 Richai*d II.
[Charter Roily 15-17 Richard IL No, 10] ; and grant that the adjoining
township of South touudertemouth shall henceforth be annexed to the said
u 2
308 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1463. Membranes 19 and 18 — cont.
borough of Cliftondertemouth Hardenasse, in consideration of the fact that
the burgesses keep watches against invaders on the confines of the to^vn-
ship and beyond at a place called ' G^lions Boure ' but the inhabitants of
the township contribute nothing because they do not enjoj the liberties of
the borough. The mayor and bailiffs shall have return of writs and execu-
tion thereof within the said township and the liberty of the borough, saving
always the right of the lord of the fee of the township, and all pleas real
and personal and attachments and fines and amercements, and also view
of frank-pledge and all that pertains to it. And they may acquire, in
mortmain, after inquisition, lands, tenements, rents and other possessions,
not held in chief, to the value of 20/. yearly. Witnesses : Th. archbishop
of Canterbury, W. archbishop of York, G. bishop of Exeter, the chancellor,
J. bishop of Carlisle, the king's brothers Qeorge, duke of Clarence, and
Richard, duke of Gloucester, the king*s kinsmen Richard, earl of Warwick,
and John, earl of Worcester^ treasurer of England, Robert Styllyngton,
king's clerk, keeper of the privy seal, and William Hastynges of Hastynges,
the king's chamberlain, and John Wenlok of Wenlok, knightj<. By K.
Membranes 18 and 17.
Oct. 6. Inspeximus and confirmation to the prioress and nuns of Stratford atte
Westminster. Bo we of the following : —
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 27 April, 14 Richard IL [^Charter
Roll, 14 Richard II. No. 1,] inspecting and confirming a charter dated
at Windsor Castle, 6 April, 40 Edward III. ICharier Roily 39 and 40
Edward IIL No. 6,] inspecting and confirming the following : —
(1.) A chaiter dated at Westminster, 30 May, 11 Edward II.
[^Charter Roll, 11 Edward IL No. 4,] inspecting and con-
firming the following : —
a. A charter of Henry II. dated at Geldeford.
b. A charter dated at Lyons, 20 October, 10 Richard I.
renewing a charter dated at Westminster, 6 October,
1 Richard I.
c. A charter dated at Westminster, 24 May, 31 Henry III.
inspecting and confirming the preceding charter.
(2.) A charter of Stephen dated at Loudon. lMonasticon.'\
(3.) A charter (letters patent) dated 22 November, 31 Henry III.
.(4.) A charter dated at Lyons, 30 October, 10 Richard L renew-
ing a charter dated at Westminster, 9 October, I Richard I.
[^Monasticon,']
2. Letters patent dated 26 July, 4 Richard II. inspecting aud confirming
letters patent dated 4 February, 33 Edward III. being a pardon
to them of the portion payi^le by them of a fifteenth or other quota
in respect of land in Brambbeleye. For 20;. paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 17 — coni.
Oct. 8. Inspeximus and confirmation to John Pereson, the provost, and the
Westminster, scholars of Queen's Hall, Oxford, of letters patent dated 15 November,
2 Richard II. inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Westminster,
18 November, 21 Edwai;d III. [Charter Roll, 21 Edward IIL No. 6,1
being a grant to them in frank almoin of the custody of the hospital of
St. Julian, Southampton, called the House of God.
For ^ mark paid in the hanaper.
8 EDWARD IV.— Pakt HI. 309
1463. Membranes 16 and 15.
Maj 5. Inspeximus and confirmation to the burgesses and bailiffs of Escarde-
Westmiiuter. burgh of letters patent dated 1 1 June, 1 Henry VI. inspecting and confirming
a charter dated at Westminster, 14 December, 2 Henry V. [^Charter Roily
2 Henry V, p. 2, No. 10,] inspecting and confirming with additions letters
patent dated 1 July, 1 Henry IV. inspecting and confirming letters patent
dated 10 December, I Richard II. inspecting and confirming a charter
dat«d at Westminster, 17 February, 22 Edward III. [Charter Boll,
22 Edward IIL No, 33,] inspecting and confirming a charter dated at
York, 14 March, 5 Edward II. [Charter Molly 5 Edward 11. No. 14,]
inspecting and confirming the following : —
1. A charter of Henry II. dated at York.
2. A charter dated at York, 25 March, 1 John.
3. A charter dated at Windsor, 20 January, 37 Henry HI. inspecting and
confirming the said charter of Henry II.
4. A charter dated at Windsor, 22 January, 37 Henry III.
5. A charter dated at Rochester, 1 June, 37 Henry III.
6. A charter dated at York, 25 May, 40 Henry III.
7. Another charter of the same date.
For 2 marks paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 14.
March 8. Inspeximus and confirmation to Nicholas Reysby, the master, and the
Westminster, priors, canons, nuns and brethren of the Semplingham order of a charter
dated at Woodstock, 30 April, 4 Edward III. [Charter Roily 4 Edward III.
No. 82,] inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Westminster, 16 March,
1 1 Henry HI, granting to them divers liberties.
For 265. 8</. paid in the hanaper.
May 5. Irupeximus and confirmation to the men of Acleye, co. Norfolk, of
Westminster, letters patent dated 17 November, 6 Henry VI. inspecting and confirming
letters patent dated 20 May, 3 Henry IV. inspecting and confirming
letters patent dated 20 July, 1 1 Richard II. inspecting and confirming letters
patent dated 6 June, 38 Edward III. . inspecting and confirming the
following : —
1. A charter dated at Winchester, 5 April, 34 Edward I. inspecting and
confirming two charters of Henry II. [Charter Roily 34 Edward
I. No. 32.]
2. A charter of Roger Bygot, earl of Norfolk.
For ^ mark paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 13.
March 15. Inxpeximus and confirmation to the mayor and commonalty of the
Westminster, borough of Plymmouth of a charter dated at Windsor Castle, 25 July,
18 Henry VI. as follows: — Grant to the mayor and commonalty of the
borough of Plymmouth, incorporated by authority of Parliament out of the
town of Sutton Priour and the tithing of Sutton Raf, parcel of the hamlet
of Sutton Vautort^ and a parcel of the tithing of Compton^ co. Devon, on
account of their proximity to the sea coast, that the mayors of the borough
shall be justices of the peace within the borough and precinct and that the
mayor and recorder shall be justices of oyer and terminer within the same.
The mayor and commonalty shall have a merchant gild in the borough
with all that pertains to it in the same manner as the mayor and com-
monalty of the town of Oxford, and the mayor shall hear and determine
pleas real and personal in the guildhall in the same manner as the mayor
and bailiffs of Oxford, and the mayor and commonalty shall have cognisance
of pleas within the borough and precinct. They shall have return and
310 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1463. Membrane IS^cant.
execution of writs within the boroagh and precinct, and no one of the bor-
gesses shall be placed on aasizes, juries, attaints or reoognifiances without the
borough except in right of lands, tenements or rents which he holds withoat
it, and thej shall choose one of their fellow burgesses as coroner within the
borough and precinct. They shall have two fairs yearly within the borough
of the feasts of St Matthew, Apostle and Evangelist, and the Conversion of
St. Paul, and two markets weekly on Monday and Thursday, provided that
they be not to the injury of neighbouring fairs and markets. And they
shall have soc and sac, thol and theam, infangthef, outfangthef, chattels of
felons and fugitives and all fines and amercements within the borough, and
shall be quit of toll, murage, pontage, passage, stallage, lastage, quayage,
pi<2c^9 pavage and other charges. Witnesses : — H. bishop of Winchester,
and J. archbishop of York, cardinals, H. archbishop of Canterbury, J.
bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor, W. bishop of Lincoln, Humphrey
duke of Gloucester, the king's uncle, Richard, duke of York, John, duke of
Norfolk, Humphrey, earl or Stafford, William, earl of Suffolk, steward of
the household, Ralph Crumwell, treasurer of England, and William
Phelipp, chamberlain of the household, knights. Master William Lynde-
wode, king's clerk, keeper of the privy seal, and others.
For 13#. 4<f. paid in the hanaper.
May 28. Impexitnus and confirmation to James Maynwaryng, present patron of
Westminster, the under- mentioned chantn^, of a charter of Edward, prince of Wales, earl
of Chester, Ponthieu and Montreuil, dated at Byflet, 25 June, 35 Edward I.
granting licence for Henry de Elreton, burgess of Carnarvan, to build a
chantry chapel in the town of Carnarvan tm his burgage there, rented at I2d»
yearly, which the prince gives to him quit of all service, and to assign to the
chapel the said burgage and 30 acres of land in Carnarvan, rented at 2d.
yearly for each acre, for the sustenance of a chaplain. Witnesses : Sirs
Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, Otto de Gkundissono, Hugh le Despenser,
Guy Ferre, John de Bauquelle, John de Foxle, Hugh de Audele, justice of
North Wales, and Miles de Stapelton, steward of the prince's household,
knights, and others For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
MSMBRANBS 12 AND 11.
March 19. Grant to John, abbot of the monastery of St. Albans, and John, the prior,
Westminster, and the convent of the house and church of Tynemouth, which is a ceil of
the said monastery, in inteipretation of charters of Richard I. and other kings,
the terms of which are obscure, that they shall have return and execution
of writs within the lordships of the prior and convent, chattels of outlaws,
felons and fugitives, and all fines, amercements, ransoms, issues, forfeitures,
year, day, strip and waste, deodands, treasure-trove and wreck of sea where
the sea ebbs and flows and over all their lands. And whereas by statute in
Parliament at Yodc, 9 Edward II L it was ordained that all merchants and
others coming to any place within the realm should sell their merchandise
freely; and whereas the said abbot, prior and convent have coal and white salt
on the north of the river Tyne which would be a great profit to the church of
Tyn mouth if they might seU them, but the men of K'ewcastle-upon-l^e hinder
merchants from coming within the said river to sell necessaries to the abbot,
prior and convent or to buy coal, salt or other goods and impose heavy dues,
and do not allow the latter to freight their own ships with coal, salt or other
goods, the king grants that the said abbot, prior and convent may freely buy
all victuals, merchandise and necessaries for the safe-custody of the castle
and priory of Tynmouth in the port and river of Tyne and unload ships and
freight there at all times of the year without hindrance from the men of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, provided that they do not thus load wools, hides and
wool-fells or other customable merchandise. And they and their tenants
residing within the lordship of Tynmouth and at Shell may make defences
' 3 EDWARD IV.— Part III. 311
1463. Membranes 12 and 11 — eoni.
■gainst the violence of the sea both for their tenements and buildings and
for their ships and boats, and may bake bread and brew ale and ' here '
acocHxling to the assize of the realm and sell the same and fish, 6alt and fresh
(recenles), and other victuals to mariners and others, and unload the boats of
their tenants of fish and other victuals. [Translated in Gibson's Monastery
of Tynetnouth^ vol. ii. p. czxxi.]
Bj K. and for 4 maiks paid in the hanaper.
Membranes 10 and 9.
June 20. Inspeximus and confirmation to the mayor, bailiffs and burgesses of the
Westminster, town of Kermerdyn in South Wales of letters patent dated 16 December, I
Henrj YI. inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Westminster, 8 June,
I Heniy V. [^Charter Boll, 1 Henry V, p- 1, No. 18,] inspecting and con-
firming letters patent of the king when prince of Wales dated at Kenjngton
Manor, 28 January, 5 Henry IV. inspecting and confirming letters patent
dated 25 March, 1 Henry IV. inspecting and confirming the following : —
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 7 July, .10 Bichard XL [Charter JRoll,
9 and 10 Richard II, No, 10,] inspecting and confirming with
additions a charter dated at Westminster, 4 May, 14 E<lward III.
[ Charter Roll, 14 Edward III, No, 27,] inspecting and confirming
with additions a charter dated at Westminster, 3 May, 6 Edward II.
r Charter Roll, 6 Edward II. No, 6,] inspecting and confirming the
following : —
(1.) A charter dated at Westminster, 22 Jnly, 11 Henry III.
(2.) A charter dated at Westminster, 4 February, 41 Heniy III.
inspecting and confirming a charter of the king's first-born son
Edward.
(3.) Letters patent dated 9 December, 13 Edward L
2. Letters patent dated 3 May, 6 Edward II.
For 40s. paid in the hanaper.
MBMBRANB 9— €0f»^
1464.
Jan. 30. Inspeximus and confirmation to Thomas, the prior, and the convent of
WestmiDster. Kirkeham of a charter of Henry I. as follows : —
H, rexAnglorum arckiepiscopis, episcopis, ahbatibus, comitibus, baroni-
busjjusticiariisy vicecomittous, ministris etprepositis civitatum et burgorutn
et portuum maris et omnibus fidelilms salutem, Sciatis nos recepisse in
nostram propriam manum et custodiam et protectiontm et defensionem
priorem et conventum et domum de Kirkeham et homines et servientes
eorum et terras etpossessiones et omnes res suas quas habent in Anglia, vel
juste adquirere poterunt sicut dominicam et specialem et iiberam
elemosinam nostram. Quare volumus et firmiier precipimus quod omnia
tenement a sua teneant bene et in pace, liber e et quiete, integre et plenarie et
honori/lce, in bosco et in piano, in pratis et inpascuis, in aauis etpiscariis
et vivariis et strem et strand, in mariscis etforestis, in molendtnis et stangnis^
in toftis et eroftis et virguUis, in viis et semitis, Volumus etiam ut sint
quieti, tarn ipsi quam homines eorum, in civitate et burgo, in /oris et
nundinis, in transitu pontium et in omnibus locisper totam Angltam et per
omnes terras mecu et aquas et thelonio et poniagio et passagio et pedagio
et lastagio et stallagio et hidagiis et cariagiis et wardis et operibus
castellorum et pontium et portorum et wallorum etfossarum et vectigalibus
et tributis et exereitu et equitatu ubigueper Angliam ei per omnes terras
mecu, Hec autem eis coneedimus cum omnibus libertatibus et liberis con-
suetudinibus quas regia potestas liberiares alieui ecclesie conferre potest.
Et prohibemus ne super hiis libertatibus aliquis domum ae Kirkeham
312 CALENDAR OF PARENT ROLLS.
1464. Sfembrane 9-^cont,
moleHiam faciat vel gravamen super forisfaeiuram nostram decern
lihrarum et super forisfacturatn vicecomiH viginti solidorum. Testibus
Turstino archiepiscopo Eboracensi, Adelulfo priare de Safusto Oswaldo, et
eamite Davidj et NigeUo de Alhunieio, apud Ehoraeum.
For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
Membranes 8-4.
1463.
May 12. Inspeximus and confirmation to the chancellor, masters and scholars of
Westminster, the University of Cambridge of a charter dated at Westminster, 10 November,
1 [Henry IV. [^Charter Roll, 1 Henry IV. p, 2, No. 12,] inspecting and
confirming] the following : —
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 4 July, 2 Richard II. [Charter Roll^
2 Richard 11. No. 13,] inspecting and confirming the
following : —
(1.) Letters patent dated 3 March, 1 Edward III. inspecting and
confirming letters patent dated 5 June, 2 Edward II
inspecting and confirming letters patent dated 28 October
22 Edward I., inspecting and confirming letters patent datod
31 March, 26 Henry IIL
(2.) A charter dated at Nottingham, 22 October, 1 Edward III.
[Charter Roll^ 1 Edward III, No, 12,] inspecting and
confinning with additions a charter dated at Clarendon, 14
February, 10 Edward II. inspecting and confirming with
additions a charter dated at Westminster, 5 June, 2 Edward II.
[Charter Roll, 2 Edward II, No. 6,] inspecting and confirm-
ing a charter dated at Westminster, 6 February, 20 Edward I.
[Charter Roily 20 Edward I. No. 51,] inspecting and confirm-
ing the following : —
a. Letters patent dfited 22 February, 52 Henry III.
b. Letters patent dated 7 February, 50 Henry III.
c. Letters patent dated 20 Jnly, 53 Henry III.
d Letters patent dated 24 July, 54 Henry III.
e. An agreemept with the burgesses of Cambridge.
(3.) Letters patent dated 19 September, 17 Edward III.
(4.) Letters patent dated 23 October, I Edward III.
(5.) Letters patent dated 20 March, 10 Edward IIL
(6.) Other letters patent of the same date.
(7.) Letters patent dated 28 February, 18 Edward III. being an
exemplification of letters close dated 20 March, 10 Edward III.
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 17 February, 5 Richard II. [Charter
Roily 5 and 6 Richard II , No. 18.]
3- A charter dated at Westminster, 10 December, 7 Richard II. [Charter
Roily 7 and 8 Richard II. No, 21.]
4. Letters patent dated 10 December, 8 Richard II.
5. lietters patent dated 7 April, 9 Richard II.
For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
1464. Membrane A—cont.
Jan. 30. Inspeximus and confirmation to William Godewyn, the rector, and the
Westminster, brethren of the monastery of Edyndon, in the diocese of Salisbury, of the
order of St Augustine, founded by William de Edyndon, bishop of
Winchester, of a charter dated at Ledes Castle, 20 September, 33 Edward
III. granting to them divers liberties. [Charter Rollf 3S Edward IIL
No, 8.] For 5 marks paid in the hanaper.
3 EDWARD IV.— Part III. 313
1464* Membrane 4 — cant,
Feb. 11. Pardon to William Hayns of Shepred, co. Cambridge, 'gentilman/ of
We8tmiD«ter. his outlawry in the county of Middlesex for not appearing before the
justices of the Bench to satisfj the king of his ransom because he find
Edward Lyon of London, ' gentilman/ John Brook of Berefeld, co. Berks,
' yoman,' and John Eirkby of Royston, co. Cambridge, * yoman,' did not
bring John Standewey late of the parbh of St. Nicholas in the Isle of
Thanet, co. Kent, esquire, before the said justices at a certain day to answer
William Port, esquire, on a plea of debt as they made mainprise to do ; he
having Eurrendered to the Flete prison and made fine to the king, as Robert
Danby, chief justice of the Bench, has certified.
1453. Mbmbranss 3 — 1.
Nov. 5. Irupeximus and conflrmation to the prioress and nuns of Ambresbury, of
Westmiiister. the order of Font6vrault, of a charter dated at Westminster, 20 August,
17 Edward III. ICharter Roll, 17 Edward IIL No. 16,] inspecting and
confirming to Isabel de Lancastrc, then prioress, and the convent the
following : —
1. A charter dated at Andover, 11 April, 10 Edward 11. [Charter Roll^
10 Edward IT, No. 16,] inspecting and confirming the
following : —
(I .) A charter of Henry II. dated at Winchester.
(2.) A charter dated at Langeley, 6 May, 33 Edward I. [Charier
Moll, 33 Edward 1, No. 34,] being an exemplification of a
charter dated at Clarendon, 12 December, 56 Henry III. being
an exemplification, at the instance of Ida, then prioress, of a
charter dated at Arundel, 14 October, 1 Richard I.
2. A charter dated at Andover, 11 April, 10 Edward II. [Charter Roll^
10 Edward II. No, 18],. inspecting and confirming a charter dated
at Westminster, 27 April, 14 Edwanl I.
3. Letters patent dated 18 August, 12 Edward II.
4. A charter dated at Westminster, 30 May, 13 Edward I. [Charter
Boll, 13 Edward I. No. 100].
5. Letters patent dated 23 August, 13 Edward I.
6. 7. Two charters dated at Canterbury, 10 May, 14 Edward I. [Charter
Moll, 14 Edward I. Nos. 10 and 11.]
8. Letters patent dated 16 December, 16 Edward I. inspecting and
confirming a charter of Edmund, earl of CornwalL
For 6 marks paid in the hanaper.
Mbmbranb lAd.
June 3. Commission to John Boyvyle, esquire, Simon Hareby, esquire, William
Westminster. Qreneham, esquire, William Husee, 'gentilman,' John Chcseldyn,
' gentilman,' John Broun, alderman of the town of Stannford, John
Trunke and William Banastre to arrest and imprison certain persons who
are spreading rumours and stirring up insurrection in the counties of
Lincoln and Rutland.
314
4 EDWAUD IV.— Part I.
1464.
April 18.
Westminster.
April 18.
Westminster.
April 20.
Westminster.
April 21.
Westminster.
Aprils.
Westminster.
April 26.
Westminiiter.
Apiil 26.
Westminster.
April 24.
Westminster.
April 27.
Westminster.
Membrane 25.
Pardons of outlawry to the following : —
John Powele, alias Powelen late of Bukeshale, eo. Suffolk, dark, for
not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer John
Bobjns, chaplain, touching a debt of 40«. he having surrendered to
the Flete prison, as Bobert Danbj, chief justice of the Beech, has
certified. Middlesex.
John Henton late of Tenderden, co. Kent, clerk, for not appearing
before John Prysot and his feUows, justices of the Bench of the late
king, to answer Walter Stalworth of Westminster, co. Middlesex^
^ taylour,' touching a debt of 40s. Middlesex.
John Kynot of Wodeham Ferrers, co. Essex, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing to answer John Bernard touching a debt of 5 marks.
Essex.
John Qylys late of Little Walsyngham, co. Norfolk, * chapman,' for
not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer William
Ilkeston, citizen and ' haberdassher ' of London, touching a debt of
4/. London.
William Hall late of Wokyngham, co. Berks, 'yoman,' for not
appearing before Bobert Danby and his fellows, justices of the
Bench, to answer John Skowe touching a debt of 3/. lOs. 4d.
London.
John Lutte of Market Overton, co. Rutland, ^ husbondman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer John Hyrst,
chaplain, touching a plea of debt' of 10 marks, and a plea that he
render chattels to him to the value of 3/. 10^. Middlesex.
William Eyre late of Great Okeboume, co. Wilts, ' husbondman,' for
not appearing to answer William Walker touching a trespass.
Gloucester.
Robert Flete late of London, chaplain, for not appearing to answer
William Cleve, clerk, touching a debt of 4/. Middlesex.
Geoffrey Crokker of the parish of Suthtanpton, co. Devon, * wever,' for
not appearing when sued with Richard Crokker late of the parish ot
Teyngton Drewe, co. Devon, * husbondman,' and John Crokker late
of Teyngton Drewe, * yoman,' before John Prysot and his fellows,
justices of the Bench of the late king, to answer a plea of
Henry Drewe, John Fitz, John Burhed, and William Wonston,
that they conspired to forge divers deeds and muniments concerning
the lands of the plaintiffs at Shilston by Okhampton. Devon.
Robert Mannok late of Stokeneylond, co. Suffolk, ' chapman,' for not
appearing to answer Robert Gregory, citizen and mercer of London,
touching a debt of 16/. 7s. dd. Suffolk.
Thomas Sossyngdale of Northampton, ' deyster,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer William Cardemaker,
citizen and grocer of London, touching a debt of 24/. London.
William Lombe late of Northampton, 'dyer,' for not appearing to
answer William Taylour, citizen and grocer of London, touching a
debt of 16/. London.
4 EDWARD IV.— Pabt I,
315
1464.
Oct. 17.
Westminster.
Oct. 22.
Westminster.
Oct. 23.
Westminster.
Oct. 18.
Wesoninster.
Oct 25.
Westminster.
Oct. 26.
Westminster.
Oct. 3.
Weittminster.
Oct. 25.
Westminster.
Oct. 30.
Westminster.
Oct. 16.
Westminster.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 18
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Membrane 26— cant.
Richard Whjte of GroseberkTrke, co. Lincoln, clerk, for not appearing
to answer Thomas Rudde, clerk, touching a debt of 17/. IBs. Sd.
^Middlesex.
William Vicari late of Bradenjnche, co. Devon, 'yoman/ for not
appearing before John Prisot and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, to answer Robert Kyrkeham, clerk, touching a
debt of 15/. Middlesex.
John Noreys late of Henley on Thames, co. Oxford, * yomau,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer William Wylde
touching a debt of 13/. 6s, Sd, London.
Henry Edmondson of Thornour, co. York, * chapman,' for not appear-
ing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the
late king, to answer Thomas Scanseby, citizen and mercer of York,
touching a debt of 409. 5d. City of York.
Edmund Hyseby of London, * merchaunt,' tor not appearing to answer
William Stokton, citizen and mercer of York, touching a debt of 40/.
City of York.
William There, parson of the church of Farnham, co. Buckingham,
for not appearing to answer Philippa late the wife of Henry Kent,
citizen and draper of London, who died intestate, and administratrix
of his goods, touching a debt of 101«. 6d. London.
Alice Hobbes of Norwich, widow, executrix of the will of Beginald
Hobbes late citizen and merchant of Norwich, for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer a plea that she render 30/.
to Robert Syred, citizen of Norwich. Norfolk,
Thomas Reynold of Herston, co. Cambridge, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing to answer William Haseley touching a debt of 7/.
IMiddlesex.
William Pontesbury late of Shrewsbury, co. Salop, * merchant,' for
not appearing to answer John Colrede, citizen and ' haberdassher '
of London, touching a debt of 12/. 9«. 6d» Middlesex.
John Hakeworthy of Exilond, co. Devon, 'marchaunt,' for not
appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, to answer John Warberton touching a debt of 40^.
Devon.
Thomas Stubbys late of York, clerk, for not appearing before the
justices of the Bench to answer Christopher Marshall and George
Soulby touching a debt of 27/. City of York.
John Fooke late of Wysbeche, co. Cambridge, *yoman,' for not
appearing to answer John Elys touching a debt of 4/. Huntingdon.
Richard Foston, parson of the parish church of Bladerwyke alias
Blatherwyk, co. Northampton, for not appearing before John
Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late king, to
answer William Walyngton, esquire, and Robert Elirkeham, clerk,
keeper of the hanaper of Chancery of the late king, touching debts
of 20 marks and 16/. ISs. respectively. Nottingham & Middlesex.
John Helmesey alias Hemelsey late of York, 'gentilman,' for not
appearing to answer William Botreaux, knight, touching a debt of
200/. Somerset.
Thomas Papley, citizen and fishmonger of London, for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Henry Brice, citizen and
' fuller ' of London, touching a debt of 14/. ld«. id. London.
316
OALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1464.
Nov. 8.
Wcstmioster.
Oct. 17.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Nov. 9.
Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Oct. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
Nov. 3.
Westminster.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
Mkmbrane 24.
John Lcche of Stratford, co. SufTolk, ' tanner/ for not appearing to
answer Thomas Barton touching a debt of 24/. Suffolk.
John Pudde of Wolaston, co. Northampton, the jounger, * carter/ for
not appearing to answer a plea that he render 6/. to William
Chedword and John Maplethorp, clerk, executors of the will of
Nicholas Wyfold, alderman, citizen and grocer of London, and John
Noreys, esquire, and Margaret his wife, late the wife of the said
Nicholas and co-executrix of his will. Berks.
Bichard Cok late of Warwick, chaplain, administrator of the goods id.
Marjor}' Coke late of Shrewsbury, who died intestate, for not
appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, to answer John Lambo, citizen and grocer of
London, touching a debt of 40«. London.
Bobert Spencer late of Marleburgh, co. Wilts, ' hnsbondman,' for not
appearing when sued with William Eyre late of Great Okeboume*
CO. Wilts, ' husbondman/ before the justices of the Bench to answer
William Walker touching a trespass. Gloucester.
Bichard Baker of Marleburgh, co. Wilts, ' tanner/ for not appearing
to answer Henry Bycard touching a debt of 9 marks. Oxford.
Brian Bouth of Great Dryffeld, co. York, * gentilman/ for not appear-
ing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of
the late king, to answer Jame.s Pykeryng, knight, and Bichard
Frankleyn touching debts of 40/. and 5 marks respectively.
City of York.
William Kynge of St. Neots, co. Huntingdon, * yoman,' for not appev-
ing before Bobert Danby and his fellows, justices of the Bench, to
answer Bichard Lee of London, alderman, and John Stokes, citizen
and grocer of London, touching a debt of 11. 5s. Sd. London.
Bobert Thistildene of Stowemarket, co. Suffolk, *dyer/ for not
appearing before John Prysot nnd his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, to answer William Beale of Wodebregge touching
a debt of 8 marks. Suffolk.
William Deny of London, esquire, for not appearing to answer Thomas
Skelton touching a debt of 40s. Middlesex.
Thomas Warde of Faxton, co. Northampton, ^ yoman/ alias * sengilman/
for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer
Margaret, duchess of Somerset, touching a debt of 20/. Middlesex.
John Scotur of Daventre, co. Northampton, * yoman,' for not appearing
to answer John Doo, citizen and fishmonger of London, toudiing a
debt of 40^. London.
Balph Eyton of Willey, co. Salop, esquire, for not appearing to
answer Elizabeth, countess of Shrewsbury, touching a trespass
committed against her by himself and John Eyton of Shirlowe,
CO. Salop, esquire, William Dodde of Calrowe, co. Salop, ^ gentilman,'
Thomas Aleyn of Dalley, co. Salop, * yoman/ Thomas Grene of
Dalley, co Salop, ' yoman,' William Podmore late of Dalley, co.
Salop, ' yoman,' Bichard Pole of WaUyngton, co. Salop, * bocher/
and Boger Aleyn of WaUyngton, co. Salop, * bocher.* York.
John Ekels of Claworth, co. Nottingham, ' yoman,' for not appearing
to answer William Porter, one of the yeomen of the crown, touching
a debt of 20/. Leicester.
John Eyton of Shirlowe, co. Salop, esquire, for not appearing to
answer Elizabeth, countess of Shrewsbury, touching a trespass com-
mitted against her by himself and Balph Eyton of Willey, co.
4 EDWARD IV.— Pabt I.
317
1464.
Nov. 17.
Westminster.
Nov. 13.
Westminster.
Nov. 16.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Nov. 3.
Westminster.
Nov. IG.
Westminster.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
Nov. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 20.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
Membrane 24 — cont,
Salop, esquire, William Dodde of Calrowe, co. Salop, ' gentilman,'
Thomas Aleyn of Dallej, co. Salop, ^yoman,* Thomas Grene of
Dalley, co. Salop, 'jonian,' William Podmore late of Dalley, co.
Salop, *' yoman,' Richard Pole of WalljngtOD, co. Salop, ' bocher,'
and Roger Aleyn of Wallyngton, co. Stdop, 'bocher.' York.
Thomas Ouby of Dyseworth. co. Leicester, 'husbondman' alias
' yoman,' for not appearing to answer William Babyngton, esquire,
touching a debt of 9/. ^ Nottingham.
Simon Forster of Chabeham, co. Surrey, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing to answer William Manory touching a debt of 16/.
London.
John Wylle late of Okehampton, co. Devon, chaplain, for not
appearing to answer John Skynner, clerk, touching a debt of 10/.
Middlesex.
William Pylcho late of Estderham, co. Norfolk, 'gravour,' for not
appearing to answer Edmund Westhorp of Bishop's Lynn and
Edmund Perys touching a debt of 40s. Norfolk.
Richard Wyx late of Tiverton, co. Devon, clerk, alias late of Samp-
ford Courtenay, co. Devon, alias vicar of the parish church of
Lanfak, co. Cornwall, to answer William Palmere, clerk, touching a
debt of 30/. and to answer a plea that he render 4/. 1 Id. to William
Norton, esquire, John Markwyke, clerk, Richard Bonaautre, clerk,
and Walter Noreys, executors of the will of Richard Nordoo, late
citizen and tailor of London. Devon & London.
John Watkyns late of Straungebetton, co. Salop, ^ hnsbondeman,' alias
John Waters alias John Cause, for not appearing to answer Nicholas
Clerk, citizen and skinner of London, touching a debt of 7/. 3«. 4</.
Middlesex.
Richard Dey of Chirchehill, co. Somerset, ^ husbondman,' for not
appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king to answer Robert Northern, touching a debt of 5
marks 2s. 6d, Middlesex.
John Kaynesham late of Frome in Selwode, co. Somerset, * glover,' for
not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer William
Taylour, citizen and grocer of London, touching a debt of 40^.
London.
John Hervy late of Helme, co. Cambridge, 'husbondman,' for not
appearing to answer Clement Goldeham of London, ' dyer/ touching
a debt of 1 00s. London.
Richard Medilton late of Elme, co. Cambridge, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing to answer the said Clement touching a debt of 10 marks.
London.
John Hone of Halberton, co. Devon, 'yoman,' for not appearing
before the late king to answer John Gambon touching a trespass.
Devon.
Nov. 26.
WefltmiDtter.
Nov. 28.
We«tmiii8ter.
Mbmbrans 23.
John Cope of Devyses, co. Wilts, ' wever,' for not appearing before
the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas Bagot touching a debt
of OOr. Wats.
Richard Serman late of Ludlowe, co. Salop, ' chapman,' for not appear-
ing to answer John Colrede, citizen and < haberdassher ' of London,
alias * maichant,' touching a debt of 7/. Middlesex.
318
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1464.
Nov. 20.
Westminster.
Nov. 28.
WeetmiiiBter.
Nov, 11.
WestmiDBter.
Oct. 17.
Westminster.
1465.
Feb. 12.
Westminster.
Feb. 12.
Westminster.
Jan. 23.
Westminster.
Membrane 28 — cant.
John Homme late of Swanwjch, co. Dorset, clerk, for not appearing
before John Prjsot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late
king, to answer Thomas Loughton, citizen and tailor of London,
touching a debt of 10/. London.
John Barljng of Crykesethe, co. Essex, ^ yoman,' €di(M late of Kjrk
Hjthe, 00. Essex, alicLs of Orjkeshithe, co. Essex, for not appearing
beifbre the jastices of the Bench to answer Thomas CoUej of the
parish of St. Clement Danes without the bar of the New Temple,
London, ' goidsmyth,' ali<i8 late of the town of Westminster, touching
a debt of 11/. 6s, 4J. Middlesex.
Michael Garnon of Wyngrave, co. Buckingham, 'yoman,* for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench of the late king to
answer Edmund Hampden, knight, late esquire, and John Hurewode
of Wondovere touching a debt of 30/. Oxford.
Walter Tredewey, late of Bykmersworth, co. Hertford, ' yoman,' and
Margaret his wife, for not appearing before the king to answer John
Lyuster touching a trespass. London.
Adam Ellerby of EUerby in Whitbystrand, co. York, ^yoman,' for
not appearing when sued with Robert Duncan, late of Barleby
by Selby, co. York, 'yoman,' and Thomas Abote of Barowby in
Whitbystrand, co. York, ^yoman/ to answer Richard Wryght
touching a trespass. York.
William Hoddesole, late of the parish of Lye near Tunbrygge, co.
Kent, for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answar
John Norys, citizen and skinner of London, Alice Groldwyn, late
widow, alias Alice the wife of John Birlyng, executor of the will of
Thomas Goldwyn, citizen and skinner of London, and John Birlyng
her husband, touching a debt of 40«. Loudon.
Geoffrey Thorp, late of Gloston, co. Leicester, ' drover,' alias late of
Iseldon, co. Middlesex, * laborer,' for not appearing to answer John
Cowper of Syleby and Richard Michell of Syleby touching a debt of
5 marks, Middlesex.
1464.
Nov. 5.
Westminster.
Nov. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 3.
Westminster.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
MSMBRANB 22.
John Overey of Eentford, co. Suffolk, ^ skynnere,' for not appearing
before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the
late king, to answer John Bernard of Northelmham, co. Norfolk,
Thomas Baxtere of Stanhowe, and William Bernard of Swanton,
touching a debt of 100^. Norfolk.
Edward Croke, late parson of the parish church of Lylly, co.
Hertford, for not appearing before the justices of the Bench
to answer Robert Thrylwall, clerk, touching a debt of 40/.
Middlesex.
William atte Wille of the parish of Eeune, co. Devon, ^ husbondman,'
for not appearing to answer William Wolston of the county of
Lancaster, 'gentilman,' touching a debt of 10/. Middlesex.
Everard Brigge, cUicu Bregge, citizen and mercer of London, for not
appearing before Richard Neuton and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late kins, to answer John Goderyk and John Sturgeon, citizen
and mercer of London, touching debts of .30/. and 8/. respectively,
and for not appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices
of the Bench of the late king, to answer a plea that he render
4 EDWARD IV.— Part L
319
1464.
1466.
Jan. 23.
Westminster.
Jan. 24.
WestminBter.
Jan. 25.
Westminster.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Jan. 27.
Westminster.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Membrane 22 — cont.
100/. to John Selot, clerk, John Funnage, chaplain, nnd Edmund
Couper, executors of the will of William Ede, late of Laxfeld.
London.
John Brokesby, late of Fry shy on Wreke, co. Leicester, esquire, for
not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas
Gray the elder, citizen and tailor of London, and George Chapman,
touching debts of 18/. and 25/. respectively.
London and Lincoln.
Johli Chapman of Kylpin, co. York, * carpenter,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench of the late king to answer Thomas
Hamerton touching a trespass. Essex.
Thomas Bras, late of Barnestapyll, co. Devon, 'touker,' for not
appearing when sued with Richard Holymore, late of Barnestapyll,
CO. Devon, 'taillour,' and Thomas Monke, late of Barnestapyll,
CO. Devon, * touker,' before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of
the Bench of the late king, to answer John Terde touching a
trespass. Middlesex.
Simon Doyly, late of Banbury, co. Oxford, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench of the late king to
answer Bichard Lessuham and Alice his wife touching a debt of 20/.
Middlesex.
Simon Gait, late of Wredelyngton, co. Suffolk, * shepherd,' cUias of
Wyrlyngton, co. Suffolk, ' husbondman,' for not appearing before
Richard Newton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the
late king, to answer Andrew Grene of Rysby touching a debt of
10/. and when sued with John Bovere of Wyrlyngton, * husbond-
man,' John Lacy of Wyrlyngton, ^ husbondman,' and John Googche
of Wyrlyngton, * husbondman,' to answer Reginald Rous touching a
trespass. Suffolk.
John Asschenden, late of Bishop's Lynn, co. Norfolk, the elder,
^mercer,' for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to
answer John Pellam of London, 'mercer,' touching a debt of
26/. 12J. London.
John Hale, late of Tunbrig^, co. Kent, ^ yoman,' for not i^pearing
before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the
late king, to answer Thomas Cook, citizen and draper of London,
dwelling in the parish of St. Christopher, London, touching a debt
of 20/. Middlesex.
Philip Scorche of Otery St. Mary, co. Devon, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing when sued with William Wray of Payembury, co. Devon,
clerk, William Doke of Payembury, * smyth,' John Olde of Pay-
embury, * haly waterclerke,' William Bole of Payembury, ' husbond-
man,' William Salter of Fyneton, co. Devon, * husbondman,' Henry
Salter of Fyneton, * brome,' John Salter of Otery St. Mary, * wever,'
and Robert Robyn of Otery St. Mary, * tayllour,' to answer Andrew
Hilleresdon touching a trespass. Devon.
William OeiUard of Wedmore, co. Somerset, 'chapman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Geoffrey
Feldyng, citizen and mercer of London, teaching a debt of 10/. I6s. Sd.
Middlesex.
William Gurlyn late of Gurlyn, co. Cornwall, 'gentilman,' for not
appearing to answer Roger Martyn, citizen and brewer of London,
touching a debt of 40#. London.
320
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1465.
Feb. 5.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
1464.
Nov. 20.
Westminster.'
1465.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 5.
Westminster.
Feb. 9.
Westminster.
Feb. 11.
Westminster.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
Membrane 22 — cont,
John Toser of Detysham, co. Devon, ^ husbondman/ alias of Stok-
fflemyng, oo. Devon, ^ husbondman/ for not appearing before John
Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late king, to
answer John Derby touching a debt of 40«. and Hugh You touching
a trespass. Devon.
William Travereff of Nantothan, co. Cornwall, 'gentilman/ for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Roger Marty n,
citizen and brewer of London, touching a debt of 10 marks.
London.
William Aps late of Lamberherot, co. Kent, ^ husbondman,' for not
appearing to answer a plea that he render 10/. to Robert son of
Reginald Derlyngton, late citizen and fishmonger of London, and
William Clyfford, citizen and fishmonger of London, executors of
the will of the said Reginald. Middlesex.
John Lollam of Stretham, co. Cambridge, ' husbondroan,' for not
appearing to answer Stephen Godinan touching a debt of 40«.
Middlesex.
John Wade of Ospreng, co. Kent, ^ yoman,' aluis late of Osprynge,
CO. Kent, ^ husbondman/ for not appearing before John Prysot and
his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late king, to answer
Richard Thornbury alias Thorneberye, citizen and draper of
London, and William Corbet, citizen and *• iremonger ' of London,
touching debts of 10/. and 4Qs. respectively. London.
Richard Gillyng of Saxthorpe, co. Norfolk, < laborer,' alias ^ husbond-
man,' for not appearing to answer John Madson and Robert Dene
touching debts of 5 marks 6«. Sd. and 40«. respectively.
City of Norwich.
Richard Mountfort of Ilmymlon, co. Warwick, clerk, for not appearing
when sued with Robert Rugeley of Shenston, co. Stafford, ^ yoman,'
before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas Walsshe touching
a debt of 40/. . Leicester.
John Dymmok of Ely, co. Cambridge, ^ husbondraan,' for not appearing
to answer Stephen Godman touching a debt of 4 marks. Middlesex.
John Bawdewyn late of Charwelton, co. Northampton, ' husbondman,'
for not appearing to answer Richard Clarell touching a debt of 30/.
Northampton.
Simon Smyth late of Spaldj^ng, co. Lincoln, ' flaxchapman,' for not
appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of tiie Bench
of the late king, to answer Christopher Halgh touching a debt
of 40f . Lincoln.
John Brigge late of Kegworth, co. Leicester, 'gentilman/ for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer William
Stotesbury of Loudon and John Wentworth of London touching a
debt of 100«. London.
1464.
Membrane 21.
March 20. Ghrant to Hugh Wyche, citizen and alderman of London, in repayment of
WMtminster. the sum of 21/. lent by 1dm to John Rygby on the security of divers lands
and tenements mortgaged, and expended by the latter on the costs of
himself and his company in the service of the king on his first journey to
the north, that he or his executors after his decease may ship woollen cloths
of any colour quit of all customs and subsidies due to the king, beyond the
4 EDWARD IV.— Pabt I. 821
1464. Membrane 21 — cont,
20f. appointed for Calais by authority of Parliament, in the ports of London
or Southampton to any foreign parts, until he shall be fully satisfied of the
«aid 0um. By K.
March 16. Pardon, for 20s, paid in the hanaper, to Richard Wymeldon of his trespass
WeBtminster. in acquiring in fee from Isabel Wymeldon late the wife of Ralph Wymeldon
of Mikelham, co. Surrey, 661 acres of land, 76 acres of pasture, 3 acres of
wood and 7s. of rent in Mykelham, co. Surrey, by the name of the third
part of the manor of Mykelham, held in chief, and entering theroon without
licence ; and licence for him to retain the same.
March 17. Whereas the king's progenitor Edmund, earl of March, in his last will
Westminster, ordained that in case of his decease without lawful issue the feoffees of his
lands immediately after the payment of his debts should deliver sufiicient
estate in lands and tenements to Thomas Gray and Isabel his wife, the
king's aunt, niece of the said earl, to the yearly value of 300 marks, to hold
to them and the heirs of their bodies with remainder to the right heirs of
the said Isabel, and also that after the decease of Anne his consort and the
payment of her debts they should deliver like estate to them to the value of
600 marks yearly, and the said earl has long since died without issue of his
body and also the said Anne, but the said estate has not yet been made ; the
king now grants to his kinsman Henry, earl of Essex, and the said Isabel,
countess of Essex, now his consort, and her heirs, at their supplication, the
manors of Dagenhams and Cokerelles in Haveryng, co. Essex, and all lands
in that town called * Wrightes,' with adowsons, rents, services, knights' fees,
wards, marriages, views of frank-pledge, courts, liberties, franchises, escheats,
free warrens, pensions and all other profits, in part satisfaction of the above.
ByK.
March 22. Grant in frank almoin to John, the abbot, and the convent of the
HTeiitniiiister. monastery of St. Mary, Halesowen, co. Salop, in consideration of the
decrease of their fruits and profits, of the house or priory cf Doddeford,
CO. Worcester, of the order of St. Augustine, which has come so nearly to
dissolution that for a long time only one canon has remained there ; and
licence for the bishop of Worcester to unite the same. [Monasticon^ vol.
vL, p. 944.] By p.s. and for 10/. paid in the hanaper*
March 26. General pardon by advice of the council to Thomas Tresham, knight, of
Wettminster. all offences of which he was attainted by authority of Parliament at
Westminster, 4 November 1 Edward IV. By K.
April 20. Grant for life to John Pylkyngton, one of the esquires of the body, of
WeBtmiotter. the manors of Turvy and Busshe, co. Dublin, with all appurtenances and
advowsons and all lands, rents, services, courts, profits and commodities in
Turvy and Rusahe, late of James Botiller, earl of Wiltshire, rendering to
the king a red rose at Midsummer. By p.s.
April 21* Revocation of the protection with clause volumus, for one year, granted
WestmioBter. 31 March last by letters patent to William Mathewe late of Norwich alias
of Southwerk, co. Surrey, 'bocher,' going on the king's service in the
company of John Wode, king's esquire, victualler of the town and castle of
Calais and the marches adjacent in the parts of Picardy, on the safe-custody,
defence and victualling of the same, on certificate by the sheriff* of Norfolk
that he delays at Trowes, co. Norfolk.
Mbmbranm 20.
March 5. Pardon to John Bocher of Stoke Edith, co. Hereford, ' husbandeman,'
Westmintlcr. for having in self defence mortally wounded Thomas Edmond late of Stoke
Edith in a sudden afiray at Stoke Edith on Thursday before the Assump-
tion, 2 Edward IV. By p.8.
u' 86914. X
322
CALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
Membrane 20 — cont,
Lioenoe with the assent of the oaancil for the abbot and convent of St.
Marjy Fournes, to absent themselves from Lrelaod for 20 years and in
the mean time to receive the profits of all their lands and possessions there.
By pA
Qrant to JEUehard Spikemaill iUitu Dyrek Spikernaill of Suthwerk,
* armerer/ born in the parts of Teulony ( TtUauie)f of letters <^ denisation.
By p^. and for 6». Sd, paid in the hanaper.
General pardon to John SpeUer late of Ely, co. Cambridge, ^ hnsbond*
man,' of all offences committed by him before 7 March last. By p.s.
March 6. Grant to the king's kinsman Greorge, bishop of Exeter, in repajrment of
Weetmiiister. the sum of 200/. lent by him to the king, of 2001, horn the second moiety
of a fifteenth granted to the king by the commons of the realm in the last
Parliament to bo levied at the feast of the Annunciation next by the hands
of the collectors in the county of Somerset. By K.
1464.
March 8.
Westminster.
March 11.
Westminster,
March 13.
Wettminster.
March 15.
Westminfter.
March 21.
Westminster.
Ghrant to Jobn Walbrond, prebendary of Cerdestoko aiias Cherdestoke
in the cathedral of Salisbury, of a prebend within the free chapel of
St. Stephen within the king's palace of Westminster, on an exchange of
benefices with Bobert Stillyngton. By K.
Mandate in pursaance to the dean of the said free chapel.
March 17. General pardon to Vincent dementis, professor of theology, subdeacon
Westmuister. of the pope, collector-general in England and nuncio of the apostolic see.
ByK.
Feb. 6. Grant for life to Thomas Frank of the office of one of the king's Serjeants-
Westminster, at-arms, with wages of I2d, daily from the farm and issues of the city of
London and county of Middlesex and a livery of the suit of other serjeants-
at-arms yearly at the great wardrobe.
Vacated because elsewhere in the third year,
March 18. Greneral pardon to Thomas Biset of the town of Westminster, co.
Westminster. Middlesex, ^ marchaunt,' alias Thomas Byset of Westminster, * yoman,'
alias Thomas Bysettere of Westminster, ^taverner/ for all offences
committed by him before 16 March last. By p.a.
Grant in frank almoin to Henry Sampson, the dean, and the chapter of
the collegiate church of Westbury, co. Gloucester, of the manor of
Aylmynstre alias Elmystre, co. Gloucester, with courts leet, views of
f rank-pledge, privileges, liberties, profits and conmiodities, that they may
pray for the good estate of the king and Cicely his mother and for their
souls after death and the souls of Richard, duke of York, the king's father,
and Edmund, earl of Boteland, his brother. IMonasticon^ vol. vi., p. 14S9.]
By p.s.
Grant to George, abbot of the monastery of St. Peter, Westminster, of all
issues and profits of the temporalities of the abbey within the realm,
belonging to the king by reason of the voidance of the abbey by the
resignation of Edmund, late abbot, from the first day of the said voidance
until 18 March, 3 Edward lY. without rendering anything to the king at
the Exchequer or elsewhere. By p.s.
Presentation of Richard White, chaplain, to the parish church of St,
Saviour alias Bokard, in the diocese of Terouanne, void by the resignation
of John Salmon of the order of Friara Preachers. The letters are directed
to Th. archbishop of Canterbury.
Mandate to all to permit John Abbot cUias Lam, chaplain, bom in the
city of St. Andrews in Scotland, dwelling at Greane, oo. Kent, who has
taken an oath of fealty, to inhabit the redm peaceably and enjoy his goods.
By p.s.
March 19.
Westminster.
March 23.
Westminster.
April 5.
Westminster.
4 EDWARD IV.— Pakt L 323
1464. Membrane 19.
March \2. Appointment, until 12 Septembei\ of Richard More to purvey oxeo,
WestminBter. muttons, salt- Hnd fresh-water fish and other necessaries for the office of
bujer of the king's household and carriage for the same.
By bill of the treasurer of the household.
The like of the following : —
Henry Forthe.
Robert Ooode.
Richard Jeny.
March 18. Appointment, during pleasure, of Thomas Grene as deputy and lieu-
WMtmtnster. tenant of John Weiilok, lord of Wenlok, knight, chief butler of England,
in the port of Ipswich and ports and places adjacent.
By bill of the chief butler.
March 23. Ghiint to Humphrey Stafford of Southwyk, king's knight, and the heirs
Westminster, male of his body of the manor and borough of l^vertou, the hundred of
Tyverton with its appurtenances and the advowsons of three portions with
cures in the church of Tyverton, the castles, lordships, manors, boroughs
and hundreds of Plympton and Okehehampton, the manor and borough of
Chalvelegh, the manors of Colcombe, Colyton, Musbury, Colyford,
Whitford, and Sampford Courtenay, co. I>evon, and all lands and tenements
of the king in those places, with knights' fees, advowsons* hundreds,
courts leet, views of frank pledge, fairs, markets, free chaces, fisheries,
wreck of sea, chattels of felons and fugitives, wanens and all other
liberties, in the king's hands by reason of an act of Parliament at West-
minster, 4 November, 1 Edward lY. and all issues of the same from
Michaelmas, 1 Edward IV. By K.
March 20. Exemplification of letters patent dated 30 June, 1 Edward lY. («ee
Westmiuster. p. 47), being a grant for life to Ralph Hastynges, esquire of the body, of
the office of the custody of the king's lions within the Tower of London.
The above letters have been casually lost, as John Frayne has made oath
before the king in Chancery, and, if found, they will be surrendered and
cancelled.
April 6. Licence, for 6 marks paid in the hanaper, for John Knyvet, esquire,
Westminster, kinsman and heir of John Glyfton, knight, to grant the manor of Old
Bokenham and two parts of the manor of Gryshagh, co. Norfolk, held
in chief, to the king's brother Qeorge, duke of Glai^nce, the king's kins-
man George, bishop of Exeter, Edmund Grey of Ruthyn, knight, John
Howard, knight, William Knyvet, esquire, John Stokes, Alvred Come-
burgh, esquire, William Fasten, esquire, Edmund Elnyve^ esquire, Robert
Toppes the elder, Henry Colet, John Lynne, William Petit, clerk, Hugh
John and Nicholas Clapham in fee simple.
Pardon to John Wakeryng, the master, and the brethren of the hospital
of St. Bartholomew, Westsmythfeld, London, in consideration of the wo^s
done within the hospital in the relief of poor pilgrims, soldiers, sailors
and others of all nations, of all acquisitions in mortmain by them without
licence. By K.
April 9. General pardon to William Newport, citizen and tailor of London, eUiat
Westminster. < tailour,' alias *' jomsjiy* of all offences committed by him before 7 April.
By p.s.
Membrane 18.
March 16. Appointment with the consent of the council, during pleasure, of William
Westminster. Harecourt, knight, as sheriff of the counties of Warwick and Leicester.
By p.8.
March 22. Grant to the king's servitors Master William Hatteclyffe, the king's
Westminster, physician and Maurice Burghyll, esquire, of the office of the exchange
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within the town of Calais and the office of the exchange within the realm of
England towards foreign parts for 10 years from Michaelmas last, rendering
to the king 20/. yearly as formerly and 10/. yearly of increment. They
shall have the sole right of holding an exchange in the said town of Calais
and within the realm and there buying and selling and exposing for sale
gold and silver in bullion and coin and nil kinds of jewels to all persons
going to the court of Rome or elsewhere. By p.s.
March 21. Grant to the king's sister Anne for the sustenance of the king*s kins-
Westminster, men Henry, duke of Buckingham, and Humphrey his brother, minors
and in the king's custody, of 500 marks yearly during their minority or
the minority of either of them from the issues of the king's lordships of
Breknok, Newport, WentUoye, Hay and Huntyngdon with their members
and appurtenances in South Wales. By K.
March 28. Revocation of the protection with clause volumua^ for one year, granted
Westminster. 9 February by letters patent to John Shirwode of Coventre, * marchaunt,'
alifis late of Alspath, co. Warwick, esquire, staying on the king's service
in the company of John Wode, king's esquire, victualler of the town and
castle of Calais, on the safe-custody, defence and victualling of the same
in the parts of Picardy because he delays at Alspath, co. Warwick, as
appears by certificate of the sheriff of the county.
March 24. General pardon to John Eton cdicLs Heton alifzs Eyton late of Banbury,
Westminster, co. Oxford, ' gentilman.' By p.s.
March 12. General pardon to Joan Jenkynson of the city of Canterbury, widow.
Westminster. By p.s.
April 4. Grant to John Norman, William Marowe and Hugh Wyche, aldermen
Westminster, of London, of 115/. 3*. 3«?. from certain subsidies of wools, hides and wool-
fells, tin, lead, and other merchandise in the port of Suthamptou and
ports and places adjacent, in repayment of 11 />/. Zs. Sd. lent by them to
the king on 7 July, o Edward IV. in lieu of a tally at the receipt of the
Exchequer on the s^me 7 July on the collectora of the first moiety of an
aid of 37,000/. and 7,000/. parcel of the same granted to the king by the
laity in that year in the city of London, which they intend to surrender at
the receipt of the Exchequer because they have obtained no payment.
ByK.
April 7. Protection, for four years, for all the timber, stones, tiles, and other
Westminster, materials which William Taillour, citizen and alderman of London, has
collected for the building of certain edifices within the city, and the
carpenters, stone-cutters and other artificers with whom he has made
agreement for the same. The clerk of the king's works and other officers
of the king shall not take any of the above against his will. By p.s.
April 9. General pardon to Thomas Persons late of Ely, co. Cambridge, ' gentil-
Westminster. man,' alias late of Loudon. By K.
Membrane 17.
March 15. General pardon to John Cokeyn of Ely, co. Cambridge, * husbondman,'
Westminster, for all offences committed by him before 14 March last. By p.s«
The like to John Newton late of Ely, co. Cambridge, * bocher.' By p.s.
April 19. Grant to the king's servant and physician Master William Hattechyf of
^Vc8tminste^. 80/. from the issues of the king's lordship of Kyrketon in Lyndesey, co.
Lincoln, in repayment of the same sum lent by him to the king. By p.s.
April 21. Pardon to William Appulton late of Pecham in the parish of Camerwell,
Westminster, co. Surrey * gentilman,' of his outlawry in the county of Surrey for not
appearing before the king to satisfy him of his ransom for a trespass com-
mitted against Thomas Acton contrary to the statute of forcible entry, he
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having snrrendered to the Marshalsea prison, as John Markham, knight,
chief justice of the King's Bench, has certified.
April 24. Creation of Humphrey Stafford, knight, as haron of Southwik in tail
Westminster, male, by the name of baron of Stafford of Southwik, with all rights per-
taining to a baron of the realm. By p.s.
April 26. Commission to William, archbishop of York, to attend in the king's
Westmioster. place at the city of York on «5 May next, to which date Parliament stands
prorogued from 20 February last, and to prorogue the said Parliament until
26 November next at the said city of York. By p.s.
The like to the king's kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick and Salisbury.
April 24. Grant for life to John Fogge, knight, treasurer of the king's household,
WevtmiDstcr. apd Alice his wife of a tun of Gascon wine yearly at Christmas from the
king's prises in the port of London ; and to the said John of the ofiico of
the king's hunt and tlie supervision of his deer in all forests, chaces and
parks within the county of Kent. By p.s.
May 2. Pardon to the abbot and convent of Circestro uf the 100/. which they
Westminster, are bound to pay to the king for their temporalities at the next voidance of
the abbey and all that pertains to the king by reason of the said voidance.
By p.s.
April 30. Grant for life to Petronilla Mountferand, late the wife of Bertram lord
Westmiiuter. Mountferand, of an annuity of 20/. from Michaelmas last from the issues
of the counties of Bedford and Buckingham ; in lieu of a grant to her of
the same at the Exchequer by letters patent dated 29 August, 1 Edward
IV. surrendered. By p.s.
April 15. Licence for Laurence, bishop of Durham, to attend to his own business
Westminster, and reside where he pleases within the realm for three years, without being
compelled to attend at Parliament and council. By p.s.
May 12. Presentation of John IJutte, perpetual vicar of the parish church of St.
Westminster. John in the Isle of Tlianct^ in the diocese of Canterbury, to the perpetual
vicarage of the parish church of Mynster in the Isle of Thanet, in the
same diocese, in the king's gift by n)ason of the temporalities of the
monastery of St. Augustine v/illiout the walls of Canterbury being in his
hands through vuidancc, on an exchange of benefices with David Steward.
By p.s.
May 7. Grant for life to the kii:g*s servitor John Peke of the office of one of
Westminster, the rangers within the king's forest of Dene, co. Gloucester, receiving such
fees as were allowed in the time of Edward III. from the issues of the
county of Gloucester, with all other profits. By p.s.
May 12. .Revceation of the protection with clause volumus^ for one year, granted 1 1
Westminster. April by let»ers patent to Nicholas Crofte, citizen and * draper* of London,
alias draper, alias 'marchaunt,' staying on the king's service in the
company of John ^ode, victualler of the town and cnstle of Calais and the
marches, on the safe custody, defence and victualling of the same in the
parts of Picardy, because he delays in the city and suburbs of London
as appears by certificate of the sheriffs.
July 7. Grant for life to Edmund Tankard, yeoman of the king's privy kitchen
Pontefract. for his good service to the king's father and the king, of the custody of the
king's park of Trym, co. Meath, in Ireland, with the accustomed fees from
the issues of the king's manor of Trym. By K.
Membranb 16.
March 20. Licence, for 40 marks paid by them in the hanaper, for Richard Turnaunt
Westminster, and Joan his wife, the daughter of John Stokton, to enfeoff Thomaa
326 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1464« Membrane 16— c^m^.
Staunton, citixen and meroer of London, Thomas Mootham, clerk, William
Turner, clerk, John Smjth, clerk, John Burgeys, clerk, John Bracj the
elder^ ^ taloughchaundeler,' and Roger Purpet of the manors of Penbrokjs,
Bruges, Daubenejs and Mokkynges and a messuage, a dovecote, 108 acres
of land, 13 acres of meadow and lOA acres of wood in Totenham and
Edelmeton, co. Middlesex, held in chief.
April 26. General pardon to Richard Stjhyrst late of London, *• skynner,' of all
W^estmintter. offences committed by him before 12 April. By p.8.
April 28. Grant for life to William Spenser of an annuity of 10/., parcel of a sum
Westminster, of 20/. due to the king from a moiety of the church of Roliireham, co. York,
at the hands of the abbot and convent of Roufford. By p.s.
April 27. Grant to William Say, the dean^ and the chapter of the cathedral of St.
Westminsten Paul, London, in contentment of 100/. due from the king for moneys
lent by them on 27 April, 4 Edward IV. by the hands of William
Porte, treasurer of the king's chamber and keeper of his jewels, of the
following jewels, viz. : — a tabernacle of gold with a crucifix and images of
St. Mary the Virgin and St. John the Evangelist enamelled with white, and
with white stags garnished with gold of the weight of 6 pounds 3^ ounces,
and six silver-gilt cups with a cover ' chased ' with the arms of the earls of
March and Ulster at the base of the weight of 12 pounds 8 ounces. By K.
April 25. Inspeximus and confirmation to the prior and convent of St John the
[ Wefltminster. Evangelist, Kermerdyn, of letters patent dated 1 June, 1 Henry VI. inspect-
ing and confirming letters patent dated 16 February, 5 Henry V. confirming
to them their possessions ; and grant to them, in consideration of their
fidelity to the king and his father and their services to the king's progenitor,
Edward, sometime duke of York, uncle of the king*s father, at the time of
the first insurrection of Henry de Derby against Richard II. by keeping
him for the space of 21 weeks from the hands of the said Henry, in return
for which he promised to augment their possessions and liberties but the
promise was not executed, that their tenants and residents in Old Kermerdyn
shall henceforth be free to buy and sell in England and Wales as are the
burgesses in New Kermerdyn and that no sheriff, bailiff -errant or other
officer or minister of the county of Kermerdyn shall execute any office
within the liberty of Old Kermerdyn on any tenant of the priory except the
steward there according to the concession specified in the charter of Tallag-
harn and New Kermerdyn. By p.s. and for 5 marks paid in the hanaper.
May 1. Pardon to Thomas Wake of Blysworth, co. Northampton, esquire, alias
WcBtminster. son and heir of Thomas Wake, esquire, late sheriff of the county of North-
ampton, alias sheriff of the county of Northampton, of all offences,
trespasses, deceptions, escapes of felons, forfeitures, misprisions, conceal-
ments, fines, amercements, issues, debts and accounts due to the king before
20 January. By p.s.
May 4. Whereas Alan Frenssh appeared before the barons of the Exchequer in
Westminster, person on 25 November in Michaelmas Term, 3 Edward IV. and made oath
that Thomas Clarell of Lillyngston, co. Oxford, * gentilman,' from 22 March,
38 Henry VI. until 27 October, 3 Edward IV. at Silieston within the
king's forest of Whitelwode, co. Northampton, cut down and sold to John
Carpenter of Farvyngo, co. Northampton, and John Eybarn of the same
and divers other men of the county, oaks and underwood of the king growing
there, viz. 100 acres within the bailiwick called ^ Wakefeldes bailiwik' and
40 acres within the bailiwick called < Haselborowe ' in the said forest and
converted the moneys arising therefrom to his own use, the king now
pardons the said Thomas for the same and for all offences of vert and
venison committed by him within the said forest before 1 March, 3
Edward IV. Bv p.s.
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1464.
Sept. 14.
Wjcombe.
June 3.
York.
Sept. 24.
Reading.
Sept.. 24.
Reading.
Aug. 30.
Woodstock.
Sept. 27.
Reading.
Sept. 26.
Reading.
Sept. 28.
Reading.
Sept. 26.
Reading.
Sept. 27.
Reading.
Sept. 27.
Jieadmg.
Aug. 28.
Woodstock.
Memrbans 15.
Grant to the king's servitor John Waynflete, esquire of the household,
and his heirs and assigns of all lands, rents and tenements late of John
Aungelly rebel, in the town and fields of Clay, co. Norfolk, of the yearly
value of 26«. 8cf. in the king's hands by the forfeiture of the said John
Aungell. By K.
Pardon to Thomas Lynde, esquire, late escheator of Henry VI4 in the
counties of Oxford and Berks, of all treasons, rebellions, felonies and other
offences committed by him and all fines, amercements, reliefs, debts and
accounts due to the king. By K.
General pardon to William Charles of Stowe St. Edward, co. Gloucester,
* yoman,' cUias William Charnes late of Parshore, co. Worcester, * bocher,'
alias William Chamus late of Cowley, co. Stafford, ' yoman.* By p.s.
Grant to Walter Hungerford, esquire, by mainprise of Thomas Lymerik
of Cirencestre, co. Gloucester, * gentilman,' and William Herbert of Bristol,
esquire, of the king's lordship or manor of Cosseham, co. Wilts, to hold for
five years from Michaelmas next, with parks, rents, customs, services, fairs,
viewis of frank-pledge, courts, agistments, mills, fisheries and other appur-
tenances with supervision of the parks and the king's deer therein, rendering
100 marks yearly and supporting the enclosures and buildings. If any
grants be made out of the manor he shall receive a due allowance. By K.
Grant, during pleasure, from Michaelmas last, by the service due to
to the king's brother George, duke of Clarence, of the county, castle
and lordship of Chester with all lordships, manors, towns, hamlets, lands,
rents, services, knights' fees, advowsons, courts leet, views of frank-pledge,
return of writs, escheats, chattels of felons and fugitives, fairs, markets •
wreck of sea and all other rights and appurtenances. By K.
Licence for the dean and chapter of the cathedral of St. Peter, York,
to elect an archbishop in the place of William, deceased. [Fcedera,^
ByK.
General pardon to Margaret Hungerford, lady of Hungerford and
Boutreaulx. )^j K.
Signification to W. bishop oE Ely, of the royal assent to the election of
John Whaddon, canon of the house of St. Giles, Bemewell, as prior of that
place.
Grant to Thomas Metcalf and Miles Metcalf, brothers of Edmund
Metcalf, for their good service to the king, the king's father Richard, late
duke of York, and the king's uncle Richard, late earl of Salisbury, of the
custody of the body of Katharine Metcalf, late the wife of the said Edmund,
and of all her lands and tenements in the county of York and in Kingeston
on Hull, to hold during her idiotcy without rendering anything to the king,
but finding a competent sustenance for her and supporting all charges, in
the same manner as the same was granted to Thomas Witham, chancellor
of the Exchequer, by letters patent, surrendered. By p.s.
General pardon to Joan Home alias Bolton, late of KyngeshiU, oo«
Warwick, * hnswif .' By p.s.
Grant to John, the prior, and the convent of the cathedral church of
Holy Trinity, Norwich, of all the issues and profits of the archdeaconry of
Norwich, forfeited to the king because John Moreton, derk, archdeacon of
Norwich, was attainted of high treason by authority of Parliament at
Westminster, to hold from the day of his attaint so long as the king has
any right to them, for the repair and rebuilding of their church, a great part
of whfch has been burnt by lightning. By K.
Grant for life to the king's servant, William Evyngton, of the office of
keeper of the new park by the king's castle of Wyndesore, which he has
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CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1464.
Sept. 2.
Penley.
Sept. 28.
Beading.
Sept. 30.
Headizig.
Membrane 15 — cont.
lately made at the king's command, receiving 4J. wages daily from
24 March, 2 Edward lY. on which day the king granted the office to him
by word of mouth, and since when he has attended to the office, from the
issues of the king's castle and lordship of Wyndesore at the hands of the
constable of the castle or his lieutenant. By K.
Vacated by surrender and caneeliedj because on 20 Jufy, 1 1 Edward IV.
the king granted the said office to Nicholas Keye for Kfe by other letters
patent.
Grant to the brethren and sisters of the guilds of St. Mary, St. John,
St. George and St. James in the church of St. John, within the king's
town of Petirburgh, of licence to acquire in mortmain lands and possessions
to the value of 20/. yearly fur the sustenance of the guilds and the relief of
the priests of those guilds. By p.s. and for 100 marks paid in the hanaper.
Pardon to Geoffrey Fraunceys alias Horc, who has the custody of the
king's gaol of Guldeford, co. Surrey, of all escapes of felons and other
prisoners committed to his custody. By p.s«
Grant for life from Easter last to the king's servants, Richard Harleston,
yeoman of the king's chamber, and Thomas Bradbrigge, yeoman of the
avery of the household, of the manor of Wauton alias Walton, and all
lands, rents and services in Wauton and Charlewode, co. Surrey, which
Bichai'd Darundell held for life of the grant of Henry IV. now in the
king's hand?, without rendering anything to the king. By K.
Sept. 11.
Penley.
Sept. 15.
Penley.
Sept. 16.
Penley.
Sept 15.
Penley.
Aug. 28.
Woodstock.
Sept. 4.
Penley.
Membrane 14.
Grant to Reginald Newton of 23/. from the issues of the coimty of
Northumberland in payment of arrears of wages due to him, viz. 15/. for
his wages in the office of bailiff and forester of the king*s lordships of
Onnghani and Pruddowe, co. Northumberland, lately granted to him by
letters patent, and 8/. for his wages as one of the king's soldiers in the town
and castle of Durham. By K.
Licence for the prior and convent of the monastery of St. Mary without
and by tlie walls of the city of York to elect an abbot in the place of John
Cotingliam, deceased. By K*
Presentation of Richard Mollassh, chaplain, to the vicarage of the parish
church of St. John, Thanet, in the diocese of Canterbury, void by the
resignation of David Styward, in the king's gift by reason of the
temporalities of the abbey of St. Augustine by Canterbury being in his
hands.
Grant to the prior and convent of the abbey of St. Mary without and
by the walls of the city of York, for a certain sum of money paid by them
to the king, of the custody of the abbey during its present voidance by the
death of John Cotingham, late abbot, with free and full administration of
all its possessions and issues, saving to the crown knight's fees, advowsons
of churches, wards, marriages, and reliefs. By K.
Giant to the king's kinsman John, earl of Northumberland, that whereas
the king has granted to him 200/. from the subsidy of the 3«. in the tun
and the \2d, in the pound in the port of the city of London in part pay*
ment of the arrears of wages due to him for the custody of the east
marches of Scotland, he shall receive the said sum from the first moneys
arising from the said customs and subsidies. By K
Grant for life to the king's brother George, duke of Clarence, of the manors
or lordships of Middelton and Merden and the hundred of Middelton, co.
Kent, the manor and lordship of Asshehurst and the park of Asshehurst, co.
Surrey, and 31/. \0s, yearly from the fee &rm of Wexcombc and Bedwvnde,
y
4 EDWARD IV.— PAto I. 329
1464. Membrane 14— con^
CO. Wilts, with all lands, rents, farms, reversions, knights' fees, advowsons,
courts leet, views of frank pledge, liberties, franchises, wards, marriages,
reliefs, escheats, wreck of sea^ chattels of felons and fugitives, return of
writs and executions, parks, warrens, cbaces, forests, woods, fisheries,
services, and other profits, without rendering anything to the king ; and,
also the castle, lordship, and town of St. Briavel and the forest of Dene,
with all lands, mills, rents, services, reversions, parks, chaces, warrens,
woods, fees, advowsons, fairs, markets, franchises, liberties and other
possessions, rendering to the king 40/. yearly. By K.
Sept 10. Grant for life to Thomas Colt of the office *of clerk and keeper of the
Penley. rolls of Chancery of Ireland, with fees as in the time of Edward III. ; and
also, for the greater security of the payment of the said fees, of the king's
manor of Bskyr, co. Dublin, receiving the said fees from the issues of the
same and accounting yearly for the residue at the exchequer of Ireland.
By p.».
Aug. 24. Grant for life to the king's kinsman Thomas, earl of Esmond, of 100
Woodstock, marks yearly in confirmation of a grant by the king's father ; and also, for
the greater security of the payment of the same, of the king's manor of
Ardemulgham, worth 33/. yearly, the lordship of Coly, worth 10/. yearly,
and 23i. 13«. ^d, yearly at the hands of the ftirmers of the king's manors
or lordships of Eskyr and Cromelyn, in full payment of the said 100 marks.
ByK.
Aug. 28. General pardon to William Carter late of Snape, co. York, ' yoman.'
Woodstock. By K.
Sept. 16. Grant to the king's kinsman George, bishop of Exeter, of the
Fenley. custody of the temporalities of the archbishopric of York, void by the
death of William, late archbishop, so long as they remain in the king's hands,
and all advowsons, without rendering anything to the king. [FoederaJ]
ByK.
1465.
Feb. 25. Inspeximus and confirmation to John Melton, knight, kinsman and heir
Westminster, of the under-mentioned Matilda, and his heirs of the enrolment of letters
patent dated 2 November, 7 Richard II. inspecting and confirming to
Matilda, sister and heir of Anthony son and heir of Thomas de Lucy
and wife of Henry de Percy, earl of Northumberland, and her heirs letters
patent dated 20 March, 18 Edward III. granting to the said Thomas and his
heirs 50/. yearly at the Exchequer. By F. and for 20«. paid in the hanapcr.
1464. Membrane 13.
Aug. 26. Whereas the king granted in fee simple to John Scott, knight, controller
Woodstock, of the king's household, the reversion of the castle and manor of Chilham
and the manors of Wilderton and Molesshe, co. Kent, with franchises,
liberties, knights' fees, advowsons, leets, courts, views of frank-pled^,
warrens, fairs, markets and other profits, on the death of Marjory late the wife
of John Boos, knight, lord of Boos, and all lands rents and services in Chil-
ham, Godmersham, Trewlegh, Charthani, and Molesshe, co. KenJ;, late of
Thomas Boos, knight, by letters patent dated 26 February, 1 Edward IV.
and also two parts of the manors of Oldswynford, Gannowe and Snowdesburj,
CO. Worcester, and the reversion of the third part on the death of Margaret
late the wife of Fulk Stafford, esquire, with all fees, privileges, rights,
knights' fees, advowsons, leets, courts, views of frank-pledge, warrens, fairs,
markets, and other profits, by letters patent dated 22 January 2 Edward IV.
and whereas he has surrendered both these letters patent that the king may
grant him the same with additions ; the king now grants as in first letters
patent and grants him all other lands, rents and services and the third
part of the advowson of the church of Olderomeney, co. Kent, together with
330 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1464. Membrane 13 — cent,
16 knights' fees in ChUbain, Godmersham, Trewlegh, Charthamy Molesshe,
Luddenham, Esljiig, Feversham, Denton, Berham, Kjngeston, Hugham,
Elhanif Newenham, Cnmdale, Osprynge, Bocton Allulph, Boctoa under
le Bleen, Sheldewiche and Tenham and elsewhere in the coantj of Kent
late of the said Thomas Boos, to hold from the said 26 February, and the
manors and profits as in the seeond letters patent with the advowson
the chnrch of Oldeswjnford, in the king's hands by reason of the forfeiture
of James Botiller cdicu James Ormond, late earl of Wiltshire, to hold from
the said 22 Januiuy ; and licence for the alienation in frank almoin b}'
him of 40 acres of land in Orlaston, oo. Kent, or elsewhere, within the
said county to Stephen Bekele, rector of the parish church of OrUston,
for such works of charity as he shall ordain. By K.
MSMBRANB J 2.
Sept. 1. Inspeximus and confirmation to the men of the town of Hedyngdon of
Penley. letters patent dated 4 October, 16 Richard II. inspecting and confirming
the following : —
1. Letters patent dated 20 October, 29 Edward III. inspecting and
confirming a writing of Hugh de Plescis, formerly lord of the manor
of Hedyngdon.
2. A writing of Richard Dammory, knight, lat« lord of the manor,
dated at Hedyngdon, 12 January, 31 Edward III.
For 2 marks paid in the hanaper.
Aug. 24. Grant to John Yoman, the mayor, and the burgesses of the town or
Woodstock, borough of Leycestre that the mayor and four of the more discreet burgesses
of the town or borough with a man skilled in law, to be called, the recorder
of Leicester, shall be justices of the peace within the town or borough and
its precincts and limits and justices for the observation and keeping of tho
statutes and ordinances of workmen and labourers. They fhsXl have full
power of enquiring into, hearing and determining all matters of felony,
trespass and other causes and complaints within the same in the same
manner as the justices ot the peace and of labourers iu the county of
Leicester have elsewhere in the county, the counterfeiting and falsification
of money excepted ; and with this exception no justice of the peace or
commissioner of the king shall have authority within the same ; and the
mayor and burgesses and constable of the town or any resident shall not be
compelled to appear before any of the king's justices except the said mayor
and four burgesses. The mayor and 24 burgesses shall yearly on the feast
of St. Matthew the Evangelist elect out of the 24 burgesses the said four
burgesses and also two coroners who shall execute the office of coroner
within the town or borough and its precincts and limits. And the mayor
and burgeeses shall not be placed or impanelled on any assizes, juries, in-
quisitions or recognisances or charged with the trial of array of any assize
or panel on any matter without the town or borough. By p.s.
Sept. 1. Exemption for life of Henry Wilton of the city of Norwich, * gentilman,'
Penley. from being placed or impanelled on any assizes, juries, recognisances,
attaints or inquisitions and from being made mayor, bailiff, sheriff, escheator,
coroner, constable, collector, assessor or taxer of tenths, fifteenths, taxes,
tallages or other subsidies against his will. By K.
Mbmbrans 11.
Sept. 27. General pardon to Thomas Charles of Overswelle, co. Gloucester,
Bcadiug. < yoman,' alias Thomas Charles alias Chames late of Parshior, co. Worcester,
< bouchier.' By p.s.
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331
1464.
Aug. 28.
Woodstock.
Oct. 4.
Beading.
Oct. 4.
Reading.
Sept. 4.
Penley.
Oct. 6.
Wycombe.
Sept. 26.
Reading.
Membrane 11 — eont.
The like to John Charles late of Parshore, co. Worcester, ^yoman/
alieu Jak Charles, 'horskeper/ alieu John Charles of Everesham, co.
Worcester, ^ yoman,* alias John Charnes alias Charnus late of Cowley,
CO. Stafford, * yoman.' By p.s.
Grant for life to the king's servitor William Pole, yeoman of the king's
chamber, of a messuage and 60 acres of land in Ronale, co. Bedford, which
Bobert Coldcote lately held of the king &t farm for 7s. yearly, and all
lands in Craunfeld, Shitlyngton, Barton in the Clay, Flatewyke, Graven-
hurst and Sutton, co. Bedford, which John Brown and Bartholomew
Willesdon lately held of the king at farm for 7s. 6d. yearly, to hold from
Michaelmas last without rendering anything to the king. By K.
Pardon to John Stokes of Biginhill, co. Oxford, esquire, late escheator
in the counties of Oxford and Berks, of all fines, amercements, issues,
reliefs, debts, accounts and arrears due to the king and all actions for the
same. By K.
Signification to the keeper of the spirituality of the archbishopric of
York, the see being void, of the royal assent to the election of J'homas
Bothe, monk of the Benedictine monastery of St. Mary without the walls of
the city of York, in the diocese of York, as abbot of that place. By p.s.
Grant, for life to the king's tenant Robert Grave, for his good service
to the king's father and the king, of the office of ' le wroo ' in the king's
lordship of Hatfeld, co. York, with the accustomed fees from the issues
of the lordship, and also of Id, daily from the issues of the lordship at the
hands of the receiver. By p.s.
Grant, from Easter last, to the king's brother George, duke of Clarence,
and the heirs of his body of the casUe and lordship of Wodeford and the
lordship or manor of Wroxsale, co. Somerset, late of James, late earl of Wilt-
shire, and in the king's haqds by his forfeiture, and the manor or lordship of
Lndgarsale with all its members and appurtenances in the county of Wilts,
parcel of the fee of Bichemond, with knights' fees, advowsons, parks,
warrens, forests, chaces, woods, meadows, stanks, streams, fisheries, mills,
courts leet, views of frank-pledge, liberties franchises, lauds, rents,
services, wreck of sea and other rights ; and licence for him to enclose
200 acres of Innd, pasture and wood called the woods of Colyngburn, co.
Wilts, adjoining his park there oti the north and west and make a park
and a deer-leap in it and have fiee warren there. Grant also to him and
the heirs of his body of the lordships, or manors, of Alesbeare, Wymple,
Torrebrian and Norton Dawene, co. Devon, Ebryngton and Yeveme
Courtenay, co. Dorset, and Fortloo, Trelowia, Northill, Landrian, Old-
lawita, Croftholl, Porypighan and Shevyok Antony, co. Cornwall, and the
lordship, manor and town of Crokehorne, oo. Somerset, with all members,
lands, rents, services, advowsons, knights' fees, franchises, liberties,
hundreds, courts leet, views of frank-pledge, fairs, markets, parks, warrens,
chaces, waters, mills, fisheries, wreck of sea, ^vards, marriages, reliefs,
escheats, chattels of felons, fugitives and outlaws, return and executions
of writs, and all other profits, on the expiration of twelve years after the
death of the king's uncle William, late earl of Kent. By K.
Release to Edmund Reymond of London, ' fysshemonger,' late searcher
in the port of the city of London and ports and places adjacent and receiver
and collector of all profits from stones, pokes and weys of thrums, of
90/. lOs. due from him to the king for the office of the scrutiny and the
office of receiver of the said profits in the ports of London and Ipswich.
BypA
Appointment, during pleasure, of Richard Johnson, yeoman in the office
of the king*s butler, to purvey wines for the expenses of the household and
carriage for the same by land and water, as John Wpnlok of Wenlok
332 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1464. Membrane 11 — cant.
knight, the king's chief butler of England, has not leisare to attend to the
same. By bill of the chief butler.
Oct. 9. Grant for life to the king's servitor John Rede, one of the yeomen of the
Wycombe, crown, of Gd, daily for his fee from 4 March, 1 Edward IV. from the
customs, subsidies and issues in the port of Suthampton. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the customers or collectors of the customs and
subsidies in the said port.
Membrane 10.
May 23. Pardon to Ralph de Graystok, knight^ of all offences committed by him and
York. all debts due from him to the king. By p.s.
May 27. Creation of the king's kinsman John Nevyll of Montagu, knight, as earl
York. of Northumberland, with remainder to the heirs of his body ; and grant to
him and his said heirs of 20/. yearly from the issues of the county of
Northumberland. By K. by word of mouth.
Grant to John lord of Duddeley, knight, in support of his expenses in
the king's service, of 100 marks from the first moneys from the duchy of
Cornwall, at the hands of William, lord of Hastynges, general receiver of
the duchy, or his deputy. By K.
May 23. Presentation of David Steward, perpetual vicar of the parish church of
York. Mynster in the Isle of Thanet, to the perpetual vicarage of St. John, Isle
of Thanet, in the diocese of Canterbury, on an exchange of benefices with
John Hutte.
June 2. General pardon to Thomas Innocent alias Thomas Leche of Monksilver,
York. CO. Somerset, * yoman.' By K.
June 5. The like to Philip Lewys, rector of the parish church of North
York. Thoresby, co. Lincoln . By K.
June 5. Licence for the prior and convent of the monastery of St. John,
York. Colcestre, to elect an abbot in the place of William, deceased. By K.
Juno 4. Pardon to George Lomley, knight, late sheriff of the county of Northum-
York. berland, of all fines, amercements, issues, reliefs, scutages, debts, accounts
and arrears due from Iiim to the king for his shrievalty apd all actions for
the same. By K.
June 3. General pardon to Richard Ookerell late of York, ^ merchaunt,' alias
York. ^gentilman,' notwithstanding th-it he was attainted of high treason in
Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. By K,
June 4. General pardon to Richard Railton of Raughton in the parish of
York. Daweston, co. Cumberland, ^yoman,' alias Reiltou of Raughton, co.
Cumberland, ' husbondman.' By K.
The like to Thomas Hagh late of BothomhauU, co. York, * yoman,' for
all offences committed by him from the first day of the reign to 20 May
last. By K.
June 5. Mandate to the escheator in the county of Cumberland for the restitution
York. of the temporalities of the bishopric of Carlisle to Master Richard Scrope,
whom the pope has appointed bishop in the place of John, late bishop,
deceased, and whose fealty the king has taken. [FcBdera."] By K.
The like to tlie escheators in the following counties : —
Lincoln.
Middlesex.
Westmoreland.
Derby,
Writ de intendendo in pursuance to the tenants. By K.
4 EDWARD IV.— Pabt I. 333
14C4, Membrane 10 — cant.
Pardon to Bichard Scrope» king's clerk^ elect of CarliBle, of all offences
committed by him against the statutes and ordinances of Provisors and
Premunire. Bj K.
June 5. Exemption for life of Bichard Houghton of Legh, co. Lancaster, knight,
York. from being placed or impanelled on juries, assizes or recognisances and
from .being made trier of the same, justice, sheriff, coroner, mayor, bailiff,
constable, collector, controller, assessor or taxer of tenths, fifteenths or
other imposition, trier, leader or snrvejor of men at arms, or other officer
or minister of the king against his will. By K
June 3. The like of John Aubry, the elder, of the city of Norwich, draper.
York. By K.
June 4. Grant for life to John Conyers, knight, of the rule, governance and
Toik. custody of Elizabeth Tunstall wife of Bichard Tunstall, knight, rebel, with
all her lands, rents and possesssions in the county of Lincoln and elsewhere
within the realm, from 23 September^ 1 Edward IV. without rendering any
account By K.
June 10. Mandate to all bailiffs and others to permit William Inglis, a native of
York. the town of Kelsowe in Scotland, dwelling at the city of York, who has
taken an oath of fealty, to inhabit the realm peaceably and enjoy his goods.
By p.s.
M&y 21. Grant to John Dynham, esquire, and the heirs male of his body of the
York. manors of Pole aticu Southpole, Harleston, Plymptre, Sutton Lucy and
Golywyk alias Colewill, co. Devon, the manors of Maperton with the
members of Halton and Glopton, Southcadbury and Wotton, co. Somerset,
a moiety of the manor of Stoke Mulys, co. Oxford, and all lands and
possessions in Pole, Harleston, Plymptre, Sutton Lucy, Colewyk, Maperton,
Halton, Clopton, Southcadbury, Wotton and Stoke Mulys which came
into the king's hands by the forfeiture of Bobert- late lord Hnngerford,
knight, by reason of an act of forfeiture in Parliament at Westminster,
4 November, 1 Edward lY. with knights' fees, advowsons, courts leet,
views of frank-pledge, parks, warrens, chaces, fairs, markets and all other
profics, with successive remainder to Charles Dyuham, esquire, and Boger
Dynham, esquire, his brothers, and the heirs male of their bodies. By p.s.
Juno 1 1 . Licence for the prior and convent of the monastery of Cirencestre to
York. elect an abbot in the place of William, late abbot, deceased. By K.
Mbmbranb 9.
June 21. Inspeximus and confirmation to the prior and Friars Preachers of York
York. of letters patent dated 24 November, 5 Bichard II. inspecting and
confirming with additions the following :—
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 8 March, 12 Henry III. [Charter
Roily 12 Henry III, m. 8.]
2. Letters patent dated 23 September, 52 Henry III.
3. Letters patent dated 18 February, 26 Edward I.
4. Letters patent dated 1 May, 28 Edward I.
5. Letters patent dated 15 November, 8 Edward [II].
For ^ mark paid in the hanaper.
June 20. Grant for life to the king's servitor John Melsham, one of the yeomen of
York. the Crown, of 6/f. daily for his fee from Christmas last, on which day he
became one of the yeomen of the Crown, from the 50 marks yearly which
the abbot, prior and convent of St. Albans are bound to the king for the
▼oidance of the abbey and its temporalities, at the hands of the said abbot,
prior and convent. By K.
334
CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
1464.
Jane 25.
Bererley.
June 10.
York.
June 30
York.
July 1-
Foute6»ct.
June 2.
York.
July 2.
Pontefract.
July 17.
WefttiDinster.
July 19.
WettminBter,
Memhrane 9—c<mi.
Signification to Th. bishop of London of the royal aaaent to the election
of John Canown^ monk of the monastery of St. John, €k>lce8trey as abbot
of that place. By K.
Grant to the mayor and citizens of York, in consideration of the losses
they have sustained .by reason of the wars and dissensions in the north, of
4i>/. yearly for 12 years from the subsidy of the fU, in the tnn and the I2d.
in the pound in the port of Kyngeston on Hull. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the customers or collectors of the said subsidy.
Licence for the prior and c6nvent of Lilleshull to elect an abbot in the
place of John, late abbot, deceased.
Grant for life to William Bylond, for his good service to the king's
father and the king, of a tenement or plot called * Boos Halle ' in the
parish of Waterfulford, co. York, with all lands, meadows, woods and other
commodities pertaining to it, late of Thomas, late lord Boos, rebel, in the
king's hands by reason of an act of attaint in Parliament at Westminster,
4 November, 1 Edward IV. against the said Thoma>, not exceeding the
yearly value of 100«., without rendering anything to the king or anyone.
ByK.
Ghunt for life to Thomas Wynterfell of the office of serjeant of the
king's dogs called ' herthoundes/ with the accnstomed fees, in the same
manner as Bobert his father or anyone else in the office. By K,
Grant for life to the king's servitor Thomas Seintleger of the office of
keeper of Ghestenwode, co. Kent, from 4 March, 1 Edward IV. receiving
2d. daily from the issues of the manor and hundred of Middelton, co. Kent,
with all other profits. By K.
Mandate to Matthew Philyppe, mayor of the city of London and
escheator in the same city, for the restitution of the temporalities of the
abbey of Cirencestre, of the Augustinian order, to John Sobbury, canon
of the same, whose election as abbot J. bishop of Worcester has confirmed,
and whose fealty the king has ordered to be taken by the said bishop.
ByK.
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
Somerset and Dorset.
Wilts.
Gloucester.
Oxford and Berks.
Northampton.
Buckingham.
Writ de intendendo in pursuance to ihe tenants. By K.
Mandate to Matthew Philippe, mayor of the city of London and escheator
in the same city, for the restitution of the temporalities of the abbey
of St. Mary, Lilleshull, of the Augustinian order, to Robert Ij'itzJohn,
canon of the same, whose election as abbot J. bishop of Coventry and
Lichfield has confirmed, and whose fealty the king has ordered to be taken
by the said bbhop.
The like to the escheators in the following counties :—
Salop.
Stafford.
Derby.
Warwick and Leicester.
Northampton.
York.
Writ de intendendo in pursuance to the tenants.
4 EDWARD IV.— Pabt I.
335
1464.
July 8.
Pontefract.
July 7.
Pontefract.
July 6.
Pontefnct.
July 10.
Blithe.
July 23.
Weatminster.
July 10.
Pontefract.
July 24.
Westminster.
Julys.
Pontefract
July 4.
■
Pontefraet.
June 12.
York.
July 2&
P^ey.
July 10.
Blytbe.
Membrane 8.
Gbant in frank almoin to the master and brethren of the hospital of
St. Leonard, York, of the foundation of the king's progenitors, of all the
waier-mllls by and below the king's castle of York called ' Gastelmylnas/
in recompence And satisfaction for the housebote and haybote within the
king*8 forest of Galtres, co. York, granted to them by Henry III. and
confirmed by letters of others of the king's progenitors. By K.
General pardon to John Hoperton of Northalderton, co. York, ' yoman.'
ByK.
(Irant for life to William Hyndeley, ' yoman/ and Alexander Boter-
warth, of the office of controller of the king's custom and coket of wools,
hides, wool-fells, lead and other mershandbe in the ports of the city of
Dublia and the town of Drogheda, receiving the accustomed fees at the
hands of the collectors of the said custom aud coket, with the custody of
one part of tlie coket seal. By K.
Grant for life to George Willerby, goldsmith, that he be the king's
goldsmith, in the same manner as Matthew Philippe lately held the office
of the grant of Henry YI. receiving the accustomed fees from the issues
of the coinage of the king's household at the hands of the master of the
coinage. By K.
Grant for life to the king's servant John Fortescu, esquire, of the manor
of Banstede, co. Surrey, which came into the hands of Richard II. by way
of forfeiture, to the yearly value of 20/. By p.s.
Grant to Isabel Lambeson, late the wife of John Lambeson, of all his
goods and chattels forfeited to the king by reason of his attainder for high
treason. By K.
Grant for life to Bichard Ogle, knight, of the offices of the constableship
and of receiver of the king's castle and lordship of Bamborough, co.
Northumberland, with all due fees, in the same manner as William Elmeden.
ByK.
Grant for life to Katharine FitzWilliam, for her good service to the
king's mother the duchess of York, of a deer called * a stagge of an herte,'
yearly from the king's chace of Hatield and a tun of red wine yearly from
the king's prises in the port of Kingestou on Hull. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the king's chief butler of England.
Grant for life to tne king's servitor Bichard Guynnyth, one of the king's
yeomen porters, of the office of bailiff of Bottelowe, co. Gloucester, with
the accustomed fees. By K.
The like to the king's servant Thomas Froute, esquire, of the office of
parker or the custody of the king's park of Swalowefeld, co. Berks, with
the herbage and pannage of the park and with a meadow adjacent, from
4 March, 1 Edward lY. from which time he has occupied the office by
the king's command, receiving the accustomed fees from the issues of the
king's lordship of Swalowefeld, with all other profits. By K.
The like to the said Thomas of the office of palicer (palieiarii) of the
said park of Swalowefeld from the said 4 March, 1 Edward IV. from which
time he has occupied the office by the king's command, receiving the
accustomed fees from the issues of the said lordship of Swalowefeld,
with all other profits. By K.
General pardon to John Bnndng late of Fomsete, co. Norfolk, 'hus-
bondman,' alias late of Fomssett, * yoman.' By K.
Appointment iot life of the king's servant Peter Bowman, for his good
service to the king and the king's father in England and beyond seas, as
derk of the king's ships, barges and other vessels, receiving the accustomed
lees; and commission to him lo take mariners, carpenteis, smiths, and
336
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1464, Membrane 8 — cont,
other workmen for the service and works of the same, and timber, iron,
tools and other necessaries. Bj p.s.
June 1. Pardon to Robert Corbet of the forfeiture of 120/. in which he was
WestmiMter. bound to the king. On 27 April, 2 Edward I V. he came before William
Stanlej, knight, the king's chamberlain of Chester, in the Exchequer there
and acknowledged himself bound to the king in the said sum, payable at
Whitsunday then following, viz., 40/. for Richard Broun, 40/. for Robert
Broun and 40/. for Henrj Broun, as surety for their good behaviour
towards John de Pull of Webunbury and Henry Grene of Walgherton and
others the king's lieges until the next county court to be held at Chester
after Easter then following and for their appearance before the king's
council at the said court ; nnd the court was held on Tuesday afler the close
of Easter, 3 Edward IV. within the king's castle of Chester, but they did
not appear and accordingly the said 120/. was forfeited. By K.
Grant for life to William Swerenden, one of the clerks of Chancery, and
John Bagot of the office of one of the clerks of the crown of Chancery,
now held by William Rous, on his vacation of the same by death or
surrender, with such fees as Geoffrey Martyn, occupant of the office in the
time of Edward IIL or James Billyngford, occupant of the office by the
name of chief clerk of the crown in the time of Richard 11. bad from
the issues of the hanaper, and a livery yearly at the great wardrobe ; the
said William Swerenden having surrendered letters patent dated 19 October,
1 Edward IV. granting the said leversion to him. By K.
June 22.
York.
Aug. 8.
Stamford.
Sept.* 3.
Penley.
Aug. 10.
Stamford.
Aug. 7.
Stainford.
July 7.
Thome.
Aug. 9.
Stamford.
Aug. 8.
Stamford.
Membrane 7.
Presentation of Thomas Melburn , parson of the parish church of Danby
on Wysk, in the diocese of York, to the parish church of Newton Kyme, in
the same diocese, on an exchange of benefices with John Godeyer.
Grant to the kiug's servitor Thomas Witham, chancellor of the
Exchequer, of tbe custody of the body of Katharine Metcalf, late the wife
of Edmund Metcalf, v^ho has been an idiot from her birth, and of all her
lands and tenements in the county of York and in Kingeston on Hull, to
hold during her idiotcy without rendering anything to the king but finding
a competent sustenance for her and supporting all charges. By K.
Gbant for life to Walter Devereux of Ferrers, knight, and Richard
Monynton of the office of keeper of He hejwode* in the county of
Hereford, with the accustomed fees, in lieu of a like grant of the same to
the said Richard for life by letters patent, surrendered. By p.8.
Release to Robert Rodes of the county of Northumberland, ^ gentilman,'
of all actions in respect of a recognisance which he made on 2 July,
1 Edward IV., before the king in Chancery that he owed 500/. to the king
to be paid at Michaelmas then following under certain conditions. By p.s.
Grant for life to the king's sei-vitor Thomas Oliver, one of the yeomen
of the crown, of 6df. daily for his fee from the Epiphany last, from which time
he has been one of the yeomen of the crown, from the fee farm of the town
of Colchester. By K.
Mandale in pursuance to the bailiffs of the town.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Thomas Billyng as one of the justices
of the King's Bench, receiving the accustomed fee. By K.
Grant for life to Anne late the wife of William Grymesby, rebel, and
her assigns of all lands, rents, reversions and services lately belonging to
her and her husband as in her right and inheritance in Castlebitham,
Litilbitham, Counthorp and Careby, co. Lincoln, which came into the king's
4' EDWARD IV.— Pabt L
337
14f64.
Aug. 12.
Stamford.
Aug. 11.
Stamford.
Aug. 14.
Westminster.
Aug 13.
Stamford.
Aug. 10.
Stamford.
Aug. 10.
Stamford.
Aug. 12.
Stamford.
Aug. 10.
Stamford.
• Membrane 7 — cont.
hands bj the forfeiture and rebellion of her husband and by authority of
an act in Parliament at Wesiminstery 1 Edward IV. By p.s.
The like to Mary the daughter of Robert Huet of the town of Newcastle
on Tyne of a yearly rent of 5 marks from a yearly rent due to the king
from certain lands and tenements held of him within the town at the hands
of the sheriff. By p.s.
Licence for Richard Midelton, king's esquire, and Matilda his wife to
sell yearly during her life their woods within the king's forest of Whitel-
wode according to the custom of the forest without impediment. By p.s.
Exemplification, at the request of John Pilkington, one of the esquires
of the body, of the enrolment of letters patent dated 13 April, 4 Edward
lY. being a grant to him for life of the office of constable of the king's
castle of Wikelowe in Ireland with the accustomed fees and with the wages
for the soldiers in the castle from the issues of the lordship or manor of
Newcastle by Lyouns in Ireland and the fee farm of Chapelizod, Lexlepe
and Salmon Leap. The above letters have been casually lost, as Alexander
Boterworth has taken oath in Chancery, and will be surrendered and
cancelled if found.
Grcneral pardon to Thomas Richnrdson late of Barleburgh, co. Derby,
^oman,' of all offences committed by him, although he is an approver of
Henry VI. By p.s.
Grant for life, from Michaelmas last, to John Davy, by mainprise of John
Dnffeld of London, ' gentilman,' and John Saladyn of London, ' yoman,' of
the custody of all lands and tenements late of John de Manncbrigge in
Mannebrigge, co. Southampton, with the hundred of Mannebrigge and
waifs, strays, courts leet, fines, amercements, issues and all other profits,
rendering to the king 40;. Sd. yearly and supporting all charges. By p.s.
General pardon to Robert Parker, clerk. By p.s.
Grant to the tenants of the king's town of Kingesthorp otherwise called
Thorp, CO. Northampton, that they may hold the town with all its members
and appurtenances for six years from Miohaelnuis last, rendering to the
king 40/. yearly for all charges and farms. They formerly held the town
of Heniy VI. and rendered to him 60/. yearly, but, as it appeared by inqui-
sition that the town was not extended at bo much, he granted to them that
they should hold it for 40 years from the death of Joan, late queen of
England, rendering only 50/. yearly. And now the town has come to such
poverty that the present grant has been made. By K.
Grant for life to Master William Hatteclyf, doctor of medicine sworn to
preserve the king's body, from Michaelmas last, of 20/. yearly from the issues
of the manors and lordships of Cokham and Bray, co. Berks, with all their
appurtenances and all other profits within the forest of Wyndesore and the
said manors, and 20/. yearly from the 50 marks which the abbot, prior and
convent of St. Albans and their successors render to the king yearly for the
voidance of the abbey and its temporalities, at their hands, in lieu of a like
grant to him of 40/. yearly from the issues of the king's lordship of
Kirketon in Lyndesey, co. Lincoln, by letters patent, surrendered. By p.s.
Mbmbranb 6.
Aug. 17. Inspeaimu* and confirmation to the men of the town of Cestrefeld of a
Westminster, charter dated at Tewkesbury, 28 December, 17 Henry III. \^Charter Roily
17 Henri/ III, m. 12,] confirming to the men of William Briwerr in the
town of Cestrefeld the liberty granted by him that they should be free
burgesses, and should have the same liberties which king John had granted
to Mm. For 16«. 8c/. paid in the hanaper.
u 86914. Y
338
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
14M.
Aug. 11.
Stamford.
Aug. 11.
Stamford.
Aug. 12.
Stamford.
Aug. 22.
Penley.
Membrane 6 — cotit.
Mandate to the escheator in the counties of Essex and Hertford for the
restitution of the temporalities of the abbey of St. John, Colchester, to
John Canon, monk of the monastery, whose election as abbot Th. bishop of
London has confirmed and whose fealtj the king has ordered to be taken by
the said bishop. By K.
The like to the following : —
The escheator in the county of Suffolk.
Matthew Philippe, mayor of London and escheator in the same city.
Writ de intendendo in pursuance to the tenants.
Release to the prior and convent of the house or church of St. Mary
Overey by Suthwerke, co. Surrey, that they may pray for the king at
divine service within the'ir church, of all the king's right in a house
within the close of their church, of which they were seised beyond the
memory of man until Henry YI. caused an oven to be made within it for
tlie office of the bakery of the household, so that for want of repair the
house is falling to ruin. By p.s.
Commission to William Yelverton, knight, Peter Ardern, knight, John
Say, Thomas Colt, John Leventhorp the elder, and Ralph Grey to enquire
into the following claim of Thomas Baryngton of the county of Essex,
esquire, and to certify thereon in Chancery. The said Thomas has shown
that one John Baryngton^ esquire, his father, whose heir he is, was seised
in his demesne as of ^e of a messuage, 184 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow
114 acres of pasture, 3 acres of wood and 8«. lOhi* rent called ' Clynton '
in Little Had ham by Strortford, co. Hertford, of the grant of -one Henry
Clynton late of Little Hadham, and received the espleesand continued in the
possession of the same until by virtue of an inquisition taken at Much
Hndham, co. Heitford, on Wednesday before St. Matthew Apostle, 9 Henry
IV. before William Clovyle, then escheator in the county of Hertford, it was
found that one John Plukenet, convicted of high tr^on and outlawed,
held in his demesne as of fee simple on Thursday in Whitsun week, 7 Henry
lY. and afterwards divers lands in the town of Little Hadham called
^ Clyntans ' of the grant and enfeoffment of John Baryngton, esquire, and
others, and afterwards on Tuesday before St. Matthew, 9 Henry IV., by
virtue of another inquisition taken at Little Hadham on Berygrene, co.
Hertford, before William Clovile, then escheator, it was found that one
John Plukenet, convicted of high treason and outlawed, had on the day
of his forfeiture, viz, Thursday in Whitsun week, 7 Henry IV,, and after-
wards a messuage, 184 acres of arable land, 8 acres of meadow, 114 acres of
pasture and 3 acres of wood in Little Hadham called ' Clyutons ' of the
grant and enfeoffment of John Baryngton, esquire, and others with
8j. lO^cf. rent from divers tenants there, and afterwards by virtue of
another inquisition taken at Ware, co. Hertford, on Tuesday in the fourth
week of l^ent, 11 Henry IV., before Thomas Aspail, then escheator in the
county, it was found that one John Plukenet was seised on Thursday in
Whitsun week, 7 Henry IV., of divers lands and tenements called
' Clynton s ' in Little Hadham of tlie grant of the same John Baryngton,
esquire ; and that the lands mentioned are the same in each case and also the
John Plukenet mentioned ; and that the said John Baryngton was seised
of the same until he was expelled from them by virtue of the said
inquisitions and letters patent da£ed 31 January, 9 Henry IV. made for life
to one John Rasshe, esquire ; and that the said John Baryngton and John
Rasshe are dead and the said lands have come to the hands of the king as
true heir of Edward III. and Richard II., Henry VI. having been removed
from the throne ; and he prays that justice may be done to him. By K.
4 EDWARD IV.— Part I.
339
1464.
Aug. 24.
Woodstock.
Aug 26.
Woodstock.
Aug. 24.
Woodstock.
Membrane 6 — cont.
Presentation of William Broun to the parish church of Wotton, in the
diocese of Lincoln, void by the resignation of Matthew ap David ap
Wachaun.
Presentation of Matthew ap David ap Wachaun to the parish church of
Stiple, in the diocese of Salisbury, void by the resignation of Master
William Broun.
Presentation of John Abell to the vicarage of the parish church of
Brokeland, in the diocese of Canterbury, void by the death of John Bred,
late vicar.
Licence for John, earl of Shrewsbury, who is below the age of 21 years,
to enter freely into all castles, lordships, manors, lands, rents, reversions,
services, fees, advowsons, possessions and hereditaments late of John, late
earl of Shrewsbury, his father, in England, the marches of Wales and the
lordship of Ireland and in the king's hands by reason of his minority
saving to the crown his homage and fealty^ and provided that he does not
enter into any possessions granted by the king to William Herbert, lord
Herbert, knight. By K.
Aug. 24.
Woodstock.
Aug. 24.
Woodstock.
Aug. 22.
[Penley.
Aug. 26.
Woodstock.
Membrane 5.
General pardon to Thomas Tropnell of Neston, co. Wilts, ' gentilman,'
for all offences committed by him before I August last. By p.s.
The like to John Mompesson of Bathampton Willy, co. Wilts, esquire.
By pj9.
Presentation of Henry Kendale, parson of the parish church of Burgh*
wasshe, to the parish church of West Tylbury, in the diocese of London, on
an exchange of benefices with Henry Cranebrok. By p.s.
Commission to William Yelverton, knight, Peter Ardem, knight, John
Say, Thomas Colt, John Leventhorp the elder and Ralph Grey to enquire
into the following claim of Elizabeth Vynter, widow, and to certify thereon
in Chancery. Tbe said Elizabeth has shown that one Nicholas Hywyssh
late of Stansted Mountfychet, her father, whose heir she is, was seised in
his demesne as of fee of a messuage, 62 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow,
10 acres of pasture, 4 acres of wood, and 10«. rent in Little Hadham, co.
Hertford, of the grant and enfeofiment of Margaret Clynton, late of Little
Hadham, late the wife of Henry Clynton, and received the esplees and con-
tinued in the possession of the same until by virtue of an inquisition taken
at Ware, co. Hertford, on Tuesday in the fourth week of Lent, 11
Henry IV., before Thomas Aspall, then escheator in the county of Hert-
ford, it was found that one John Pluknet, convicted of high treason and
outlawed, was seised on Thursday in Whitsun week, 7 Henry lY. in his
demesne as of fee of a messuage or tenement calle<i ' Warynstenement' in
Little Hadham of the grant of Margaret Clynton with 80 acres of land,
pasture and wood and a rent of 10«, and the said escheator took the same
into the king's hands ; that the said lands and tenements are the same as
those mentioned above, that her father was seised of the same until he was
expelled from them by pretext of the said inquisition and letters patent
dated 31 January, 9 Henry IV., to one John Rasshe, esquire, for life, and
that the said John Pluknet never had any right in them ; and that he
father and the said John Rasshe are dead and the said lands have come to
the hands of the king as true heir of Edward HI. and Richard II.,
Henry VI. having been removed from the throne; and she prays that
justice may be done to her. By K.
Grant, during pleasure, to John Townende, William Qledil, William
Pristeley and John Rode the elder in the name of the whole number of the
king's tenants of Sourbisbire of 8 marks yearly from the revenues of the
Y 2
340 CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
1464. Membrane 5 — cont
Ring's lordship of Wakefeld for the salarj of a chaplain to celebrate diyino
Ber7ice in a chapel, which the king's father granted licence for them to
build for their easement on account of their distance from their charch,
and for which he gave timber and stone and promised a competent salary
for a chaplain. By K.
Aug. 25. Grant for life to the king's kinsman Thomas, earl of Desmond, of 100/.
Woodstock, yearly ; and grant to him, for the greater security of the payment of the
same, of the manors of Trym, Rathwere, Kildalke, Kathtouth, Belgard and
Fonre, reaching 103/. yearly, in payment of the said 100/. By K.
Aug. 25. Inspeximus and confirmation to the cordwainers of the town of Oxford
Woodstock, of letters patent dated 14 February, 4 Richard II., inspecting and con-
firming a charter dated at Westminster, 18 May, 20 Edward III. \_Charter
Roily 20 Edward III.^ No. 13,] inspecting and confirming a charter dated
at York, 3 June, 12 Edward II. inspecting and confirming with additions a
charter dated at Woodstock, 18 December, 4t5 Henry III., inspecting and
confirming a charter of Henry II. dated at Woodstock.
For 10 marks paid in the hanaper.
Aug. 26. Grant for life to the king's servitor William Spenne, yeoman of the
Woodstock, pantry, f n consideratian of the loss which he has sustained by the resump-
tion in Parliament in Ireland of the king's grant of 10 marks which he
had there, of 10 marks yearly from the issues of the king's manor of Esker
in Ireland, non^residence notwithstanding. By K.
Aug. 25. Grant for life to Walron Wellesley of the lordships and manors called
Woodstock. Biakcastell and Donnamore, co. Meath, in Ireland, late of James, late earl
of Ormond and Wilt-shire, and in the king's hands by his forfeiture, not
exceeding the yearly value of 40 marks, with all issues in the same manner
as the said earl had them. By tL.*
Aug. 27. Grant for life to the king's servitor William Herbert, esquire, one of the
Woodstock, clerks of the signet, of the office of escheator within the county of Caer-
narvan in North Wales, with all fees and profits in the same manner as any
other occupant of the office. By K.
Membranb 4.
Aug. 1. Grant to the king's kinsman John Neville, earl of Northumberland and
Westminster, lord of Montagu, and the heirs of his body, for his good service in the
north against the rebels and the Scots, of the castles, manors and lordships
of Alnewyk, Werk worth, Langeley, Furdhowe, with the baronies of Ovynge-
ham and Whelpyngton, and the tower and manor of Aylneham with all
members and appurtenances in the county of Northumberland, the borough
and town of Alnemouth, the manors of Newham, Elyngham, Newstede,
Lukre, Fawdon on Brymnyshe, Thirsterton, Adyngton and Biriyng with all
members and appurtenances, forty messuages, 1000 acres of land, 300 acres of
meadow, 1000 acres of pasture, 200 acres of wood, 200 acres of turbary and
100^. of rent in Alnevrfrk, Bugle, Langhoughton, Lessebury, Aybnouth,
Ailneham and Ailneham More, Bilton, Tughall, Swhynhowe, Chatton and
Southcharleton, twenty'messuages, 300 acres of land, 100 acres of meadow, 200
acres of pasture, 100 acres of wood and 100 acres of turbary in Werkworth,
Langeley, Purdhowe, Ovyngeham, Whelpyngton, Newham, Elyngeham,
Newstede, Lukre, Thirsterton, Biriyng and Adyngton, co. Northumberland,
with advowsons, knights' fees, courts, markets, ^urs, leets, views of frank
pledge, parks, warrens, stews, waters, fisheries and other commodities, a
messuage in the town of Newcnstle-on-Tyne, the manor of Walwykgraunge
within the liberty of Tyndale, the town and lordship of Haweden, the town
and lordship of Cbarleton, the town and lordship of Overthornbum, the town
and lordship of Nether Thomburn, twenty-eight messuages, 1000 acres of land,
4 EDWABD IV.— Part I.
341
1464.
Aug. 10.
Stamford.
Aug. 11.
Stamford.
Membrane 4 — corU.
300 acres of meadow, 2000 acres of pasture, 200 acres of wood, 200 acres
of turbary and 2000 acres of moor in Walwykgraunge, Hawedon, Charleton,
Overihombum, Nether Thornburn, le Sjde, le Grejsyde, Langehalgh,
GlosehiU, BullishiU, Neuton, Sondaysyght, Heghmore, Emlopp, Smalehall,
Stokhall, Bromebous, Came, HeiUested, Dunstede, Yatebous, Grenebalgh
Grenestede, Cariteth, Tresset, Tressetparke, Barnes, Yarowe and Sidwode
witbin the liberty of Tyndale and all otber manors and lands called ^ Talbot-
landes ' within the said liberty of Tyndale and all other castles, manors,
lordships, messuages, Lmds, meadows, pastures, woods, turf, reversions and
moors late of Henry Percy, the last earl of Northumberland, in the said county
or within the said liberty on the day of bis death, the manor of Bycar, co.
Northumberland excepted, which came to the king's hands by his forfeiture
and rebellion and by reason of an act in Parliament at Westminster,
4 NoTcmber, 1 Edward IV. the barony and lordship of Benele, the manors
of Shilbotell, Gisyns and Renyngton and the forest of Bymsyde, co.
Northumberland, forty mebsuages, 500 acres of land, 200 acres of meadow,
300 acres of wood and 1000 acres of moor in Shilbotill, Gysyns, Benyngton
and Bymsyde, and the castle, manor and lordship of Wresill, co. York, with
all members and appurtenances with-advowsons and knights' fees, and the
reversion of the manors of Bothbery, Newbnm and Corbrig, co. Northumber-
land, with advowBons and knights' fees, on the death of Eleanor, countess of
Northumberland, daughter of Balph late earl of Westmoreland, to hold with
advowsons, knights' fees, courts, markets, fairs, leets, views of frank pledge,
parks, warrens, stews, waters, fisheries and other commodities by the service
of one knight's fee. By K,
Vacated by surrender and cancelled^ io far as concerns the castles^
lordskipSf manors^ baroniesy messuagesy lands, rents, reversions and
services late of Henry Percy, late earl of Northumberland, in the county
of Northumberland, by mandate of the king, 22 February^ 9 Edward
IV.
Grant in mortmain to the mayor and commonalty of the town of New-
castle on Tyne, in consideration of the great expenses they have sustained
in the safe-custody and defence of the town and the surrounding parts and
in resisting the rebels, of the manor of Bicar in Bicar, co. Northumberland,
and all lands, rents, services, advowsons of chapels, meadows, pastures, woods,
turbary, moor and fisheries late of Henry, last earl of Northumberland,
in Bicar, in the king's hands by his forfeiture and rebellion and by reason
of an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV.
By K. and for 30/. paid in the hanaper.
Exemption for life of William, ai'chbishop of York, on account of his
debility and old age, from attendance in council or Parliament. [Foedera,']
By p.s.
Inspeximus and confirmation to Elizabeth, the prioress, and the nuns
of St. Mary, Wilberfosse, of the following : —
1. A charter of Henry I. [rectiui II.] as follows : —
//. dei gratia rex Anglic et dux Normannie ct Aquilainie ct comes
Andegavie, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus,
justiciariis vicecomitibus minis tris et otnnibus fidelibus suis Francis
et Anglis totius Anglic salutem, Sciatis me concessisse et dedisse
in elenwsinam et prescnti carta confirmasse deo et ecclesie Sancte
Marie de IVilburchfossa et sanctimonialibus ibidem deo servientibus
capellam Wictonie et quicquid ei adiacet et omnes alias donationes
que raiionabi liter eis facte sunt stent carte donatorum testantur,
ex dono Jordani filio Gilberti ecclesiam de fVilbursa cum omnibus
pertirientiis suis sicut carta ipsius et carta Rogeri Eboracensis
archicpiscopt et H, JJunelmensis episcopi tunc temporis the-
saurarii et carta capituli sancti Petri Eboraci testantur, et ex dono
342 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1464. Membrane 4 — cont.
Willelmi filii Roherti de Wilburfosse unam hovatam terre cum
toftht in eadem villa ettotam ierram suam arahilem super Dere-
wente juxta CatV cum prato et culturam suajn latitudinis ix
parcarum ubi grangie sue sedent sicut ea data fuerunt assensu
uxoris site et heredum suorum, secundum testimonium carte ipsius
JFillelmi, et ex dono Osberti filii Ulgerii de Wilburchfosse totam
t err am cum prato que per line t ad suam carrugatam terre de
Derewente j^tMa Cafton sicut carta ipsius testatur secundum quod
carte Willelmi de Perci et Roberti filii Roberti filii Ifulconis do-
minorum predictorum donatorum testantur donationes istas conces-
sione et assensu eorum factas J'uisse. Concedo etiam donationem
eisfactam de ecclesia de Tfilbugfossa et de capella de Nevcton cum
jjertinentiis eorum sicut carte sue et cir[ograpfmm]conventus deGrene-
feld testantur. Quare volo etfir?niter precipio quodpredicta ecclesia
sancte Marie et moniales in ea deo servientes omnia supradicta
habeant et teneant bene et in pace libere et quiete integre et
plenarie et honorifice in bosco et in piano in pratis et pasturis in
aquis et molendinis in viis et semitis et in omnibus aliis locis et
aliis rebus ad ea pertijientibus et cum omnibus libertatibus et
liberis consuetudinibus suis sicut rationabiliter eis datce sunt et
sicut carte donatorum testantur. Testibus G. episcopo JEliense
Johanne decano Sarum^comite Willelmo de Mand[evilla'\y Willelmo
filio Aid" dapifero, Rantdpho de Glandvilla, Ragin' de CurteOytVill-
elmode Lamall, Thomas Basset, Thoma Bard[ulf ] apud Eboracum.
2. A charter of Edward Til. undated, confirming divers private grants
to them. For 2 maiks paid in the hanaper«
Aug. 19. Grant to Henry Curteys of Grantham and his assigns of the custody of
Wc8tminster. Alice Fyssh, who is an idiot, and of all her lands and tenements in Harre-
ardby, co. Lincoln, and of all other lands and tenements held in chief
wliich came into the king's hands by reason of her idiotcy as appears by
an inquisition taken before John Burgh, escheatorin the county of Lincoln,
to hold the same during her life. By K.
Sept. 3. Licence for the sub-prior and convent oi Bernewell to elect a prior in
Penley. the place of John Poket, deceased.
Mbmbrane 3.
May 29. Grant to the king's servant William Stanley, knight, and the heirs male
York. of his body of the castle, manor and lordship of Skipton in Craven, co.
York, and the manor of Marton in Craven, co. York, with all towns,
townships, hamlets, lands, rents, services, reversions, advowsonc, fees, fee
farms, oiiices, franchises, liberties, mines of coal and lead and all other
possessions belonging to the same or in Craven, co. York, late of John
Clifford, knight, late lord Clifford, on 29 March, 1 Edward IV. and in the
king's hands by virtue of an act of attaint or forfeiture in Parliament at
Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. with all issues from the said
29 March. Grant to him also and his said heirs within the said castle,
manors, lordship, towns, townships, hamlets and fee of Skipton of all waifs,
strays, forfeitures, goods and chattels of felons, fugitives and outlaws,
deodands and treasure trove, free warren and free chase, and return of
writs and executiuns. By I^.
June 3. Grant for life to the king's servant George Scalby, one of the clerks of
WestminBter. the Exchequer, of the office of clerk of the crown of the county of York
with all fees in the same manner as Robert Davyson, late occupant of the
office. By p.s.
June 11. Commission to the king's kinsmen Richard, earl of Warwick and Salis-
Tork. bury, great chamberlain of England and warden of the west march of
4 EDWARD IV.—Part I. 343
1464. * Membrane 3 — cont,
Scotland, and John, earl of Northumberland, warden of the east march of
Scotland, to receive into grace certain rebels, Ralph Gray and HumphrejT
Neviie, knights, excepted, and to promise them their lands, and to promise
rewards to the king's subjects who have endangered their persons in the
capture of certain castles in the couaty of Northumberland. [^Foedera.']
By K.
June 1. Greneral pardon to Archibald Ridley of Langeley, 'gentilman,' of all
York. offences committed by him from the first day of the reign until 20 May
last. By K.
July 2. Appointment for life of the king's servant Thomas Burgh, knight, as
Pontefraot, master of the king's hunt within the king's lordships of Hattef eld, Thoorne
and Conesburgh, co. York, having as fee the king's manor of Gatehalle, co.
York, not exceeding the yearly value of 40^., without rendering any account.
ByK.
July 2. Pardon to Hugh Lucas of Exeter, co. Devon, ' yoman,' of all felonies,
PoQtefract. trespasses and crimes of which by his own cognizance he was attainted
or convicted before any coroner in any county or place in the realm and his
consequent abjuration. Bj K.
July 2. Grant to John Scot, knight, controller of the king's household, or his
Pontefract. executors after his death of all moneys arising from the subsidy called
* tonnage and poundage,' viz, the 3^. in the tun and the I2d, in the pound,
in the port of the city of London at the hands of the collectors immediately
after the full repayment of 1938/. 128, Sd. to the king's kinsman John, earl
of Worcester, and 960/. Ss, Hd. to Robert Styllington, king's clerk, keeper
of the privy seal, from the said subsidy in the poii;s of London. Southampton
and Sandwich, as granted to them by letters patent dated 30 June, 3
Edward IV., until he shall be fully satisfied of the sum of 256/. 3;. 6d, in
wliieh the king is indebted to him for having prepared divers ships in the
port of Sandwich at the king's command and taken them to the north with
victuals and soldiers on the defence of the realm. And until he be thus
fully satisfied he shall as often as he pleases nominate a suitable person to
the treasurer of .England to be appointed one of the collectors of the said
subsidy. By K.
July 3. Signification to J. bishop of Worcester of the royal assent to the election
Pontefract, of John Sobbury, canon of the monastery of St. Mary, Cirencestre, of the
order of St. Augustine, as abbot of that place. By K.
July 2. Grant for life to the king's servant Nicholas Downell, late servant to the
Pontefract. king's brother the earl of Rutland, for his good service to the king's father
and brother and to the king, of the ofiice of the serjeanty of tlie county of
Uriel in Ireland, now void by the death of John Water, with the accustomed
fees, notwithstanding any act concerning absence. By K.
July 3. Grant to Richard Facet of all goods and chattels late of John de Hille of
Pontefract. Teleby, co. Lincoln, forfeited to the king by his rebellion, not exceeding the
value of 20/. By K.
1465.
Feb. 22. Grant, during pleasure, to John Austyn of the office of tronage and pesage
Westminster, in the port of Ipswich and ports and places adjacent, receiving the accustomed
fees. By bill of the treasurer.
Membrane 2.
Feb. 8. Grant for life to Richard Grofte the younger, esquire, and the king's
Westminster, servitor Thomas Crofte, his brother, esquire, of the office of parker or
keeper of the king's park of Wodestoke, co. Oxford, and porter of the park,
and the ofFice of surveyor and controller of the works of the manor of
Wodeatoke, the office of gardener or keeper of the king's garden in the
344 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1465. Membrane 2 — cofU,
manor, and the custody or o£G[ce of keeper of the meadows of the manor,
from 4 March, 1 Edward lY. with fees as in the time of Edward m. from
the issues of the manor; in lieu of like grants of the same offices to the said
Richard for life by letters patent dated 10 August, 1 Edward lY. and 8
November, 1 Edward lY. surrendered. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the farmers of the man or for the payment
of 18J. daily and 40^. yearly, with arrears of the same from 4 March,
1 Edward lY.
Feb. 12. Appointment for life of Robert Bradbury as one of the king's Serjeants
WeBtminBter. at arms, with wages of 12^. daily at the hands of the treasurer of England
and a livery yearly at Christmas at the great wardrobe of the suit of the
esquires of the household. By p.s.
1464.
Oct. 4. General pardon to John Nayler late of London, esquire, cdias ^ gentil-
Reading, man,' for all offences committed by him before 20 June last, of which he
was attainted in Parliament. By K.
1465.
Feb. 3. The like to John Mason of Kentysshtown, ' yoroan,' alias of Isseldon,
Westminster, co. Middlesex, 'laboi*er,' for all offences committed by him before 27
January last. By p.8.
Feb. 23. Pardon to John Faynt of Theydon Gamon, co. Essex, ' yoman,' o/uw of
Westminster. Ghyngford, co. Essex, riding forester, for all trespasses, offences, mis-
prisions, contempts, wastes, forfeitures of vert and venison, sale of woods,
etc. committed by him before 19 February last within England and the
marches of Wales, and of all consequent imprisonments, fines and amerce-
ments. By p.s.
Feb. 22. Grant for life to John Pylkyngton, one of the esquires of the body, of tho
Westminster, office of chief forester or master forester of the king's chace of Soureby, co.
York, and the office of parker of the king's park of Ayringden, co. York,
and also of the herbage and pasture of the park in full satisfaction of all the
fees for the said offices. By p.s.
Feb. 28. General pardon to Christopher Bentlay of York, ^ marchaunt,' alias
Westminster. «hostiller.* By p.8.
March 1. Grant for life to John Penfoun, esquire, of the office of keeper and the
Westminitcr. custody of the king's parks of Hellesbury and Lenteglos, co. Cornwall,
receiving the accustomed fees from the issues of the duchy of Cornwall at
the hands of the receiver general of the duchy, in lieu of a like grant of the
office of keeper of the said park of Hellesbury to the king's servitor Thomas
Melley by letters patent dated 6 December, 1 Edward lY. surrendered.
By p.8.
Membrane 1.
Feb. 4. Grant to Thomas Blount, enquire, and the heirs male of his body; for his
Westminster, good service to the king and the king's father Richard, duke of York, of
the manors of Melton Roos, Wotton and Elsham, co. Lincoln, with all
members and appurtenances in Melton Roos, Wotton, Elsham, Bametby,
Bekeby, Kymyngton, Ulceby, Glaumfordbrigge, Wrawby, Grouxhill,
Burnham, Thornton and elsewhere in the county, late of Thomas Roos,
knight, late Lord Roos, a isheepfold and 60 acres of meadow in Gouxhill
which the said Thomas Boos and his-'iarmers of Melton occupied, 30 acres
of meadow in Gouxhill which the said Thomas Roos, late IqixI of the said
manor of Wotton, and hia tenants there occupied, and all other lands, rents,
reversions, services, knights' fees, advowsows, views of frank pledge, courts
leet, and other possessions late of the said Thomas Roos i^ Melton Roos,
4 EDWARD IV.— Part 1. 346
1465. Membrane 1— con^.
Wotton, Elsham, Barnetby, Bekeby, Kyrnyngton, Ulceby, Glaumford-
brigge, Wrawby, Burnbam and Thornton, in the king's hands by force of
an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. to hold
the same with knights' fees, advowsons, courts leet, views of frank-pledge,
escheats, warrens, fairs^ markets, chattels of felons, fugitives and outlaws,
and all other liberties, with issues from 4 March, 1 Edward IV. Grant to
him also as above of the manor of Lyndewode Bayons in Lyndewode, co.
Lincoln, the manor called Thoresway Bayons alias Thoresway Nevile with
members and appurtenances in Thoresway, co. Lincoln, 3 messuages, 2
carucates of land, 20 acres of meadow and 20 acres of pasture in Wynter-
ton, 00. Lincoln, 9 messuages, 3 cottages, 5 tofts, 16 bovates of land, 24
acres of meadow, 40 acres of pasture, 60 acres of wood, 100 acres of heath,
and 28. Id, rent, a rent of a pound of cumin in Lyndewode, 6 messuages, 12
bovates of land, 20 acres of meadow, 100 acres of pasture, 40 acres of
heath and 7d, rent in Thoresway, and a capital messuage, 6 other messuages,
6 carucates of land, 30 acres of meadow, and 20 acres of pasture in Teleby,
CO. Lincoln, in the king's hands by force of an act in the said Parliament
against William Beaumont, knight, late viscount Beaumont, with knights'
fees, advowsons, courts leet, views of frank pledge, wards, marriages,
reliefs, escheats, warrens, fairs, markets and all other liberties, with issues
from the said 4 March. . By p.s.
March 3. Mandate to the escheator in the county of Cambridge for the rastitution
Westminster, of the temporalities of the monastery of St. Albans to William Albon,
doctor of decrees, monk of the monastery, who has been elected abbot in
the place of Master John Whethamstede, late abbot, deceased, in accordance
with an indult of the apostolic see, granted at the supplication of Richard II.
[Fosdera.'] By p.s.
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
Bedford and Buckingham.
Sussex.
Northampton.
Essex'and Hertford.
Kent and Middlesex.
York.
Lincoln.
"Rflrkfl
Norfoik and Suffolk.
Northumberland.
Writ de intendendo in pursuance to the tenants.
1464.
May 14. Grant to John Lambard or his executors after his death of 418/. IBs. 2d.
Westminster, from the first moneys arising from all customs and subsidies in the port of
Southampton, in full payment of the same sum owed to him by the king for
four tallies levied at the receipt of the Exchequer, viz. two tallies levied on
13 May, 2 Edward IV. for him for moneys lent by him and Thomas Gtiy,
collector of the customs and subsidy of wools and the petty custom in the
port of Southampton from the same customs and subsidies, one tally levied
on 25 February, 2 Edward IV, for him for moneys lent as above, and one
tally levied on 5 March, 3 Edward IV. for him for moneys lent as above, of
which be has not yet received payment. By p.s.
Membranbs 25d-22d.
Commissions of the peace in various countie? pursuant to the statutes of
Winchester, Northampton and Westminster and the statutes and ordinances
there and at Cambridge. (See Appendix.)
346 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1464^ Mbmbranb 20d.
March 14. Commission to the sheriff of Westmoreland to arrest John Salkeld and
Westminster, bring him before the king in Chancery.
Mbmbranb Idd.
April 19. Commission of oyer and terminer to the king's kinsman John, duke of
Westminster. Suffolk, John Lovell of Lovell, knight, John Wenlok of Wenlok, knight,
John Markham, knight, Robert Danby, knight, William Yelverton, knight,
Richard Byngham, Peter Ardern, knight, Nicholas Ayssheton, Robert
Danvers, Walter Moile, John Nedeham, Robert Harecourt, knight, Richard
Harecourt, Richard Quatermayns and Edmund Rede within the counties of
Oxford and Berks. By p.s.
Mbmbranb ISd,
March 27. The like to the kiug's kinsmen Richard, earl of Warwick and Salisbury,
Westminster. William, earl of Arundel, John, earl of Worcester, and Henry, earl of
Essex, and Edward Nevill of Bergevenney, knight, William Hastynges
of Hastynges, knight, John Wenlok of Wenlok, knight, Richard Fenys of
Dacre, knight, John Markham, knight, Robert Danby, knight, William
Yelverton, knight, Richard Byngham, Peter Ardern, knight, Nicholas
Ayssheton, Robert Danvers, Walter Moyle, John Nedeham, Richard Chok,
John Fogge, knight, and John Scotte, knight, within the county of Kent.
Mbmbranb l7d.
March 14. Commission to William Sutton, knight, master of the hospital of Burton
Westminster. St. Lazarus of Jerusalem in England, Richard Nele, John Pulteuey,
esquire, and Robert Staunton to enquire into the petition of the abbot and
convent of the monastery of St. Mary, Leicester, that whereas the monastery
was founded in frank almoin by Robert Melan, sometime earl of Leicester,
and one Richard, sometime abbot, and the convent held it quit of all
corrodies or sustenances to be gran ted at the request of any king of England
in time of peace in the time of Edward II. and the patronage of the
monastery came into the hands of Henry III. by the forfeiture of Simon
Mountford, late earl of Leicester, patron of the monasteiy as kinsman and
heir of the said Robert Melan, viz. son of Amy sister of Robert son of
Robert Blaunchmeyns, son of Robert Bossu, son of the said Robert Melan,
and thence descended successively to Edward I. Edward JI. Edward III.
and Richard II. and finally to the present king as kinsman and heir of
Richard II. viz. son of Richard son of Anne sister of Edmund son of
Philippa daughter of Lionel brother of Edward father of Richard II. and
the said Richard, then abbot, and the convent at the special request of
Edward III. granted to one John de la Sale such sustenance in their house
for life as William Pavylloner had, who served all his days in the monastery
and in his old age was granted a sustenance without request of any king,
and afterwards by letters patent dated 8 January, 3 Edward J II. the king
granted that this grant should not be to their prejudice, nevertheless divers
other grants of like sustenance have been made by their predecessors at the
special request of Edward III. Richard II. and Henry lY. until they are
overburdened, whei'efore they pray that justice may be done. By K.
March 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to Walter Moyle, Robert Martyn, mayor
Westminster, of the town of Fevcrsham, Thomas Mnreachall and John Chirch within the
said town and its precincts.
March 26. Commission to William Pawelet, knight, Wjilter Raiegh, John GyfTord,
Westminster. Robert Stowell, John Sydenham the younger, John Denys and John
4 EDWARD IV.— Paht I. 347
1464. Membrane XTti^^cont.
Porter, to enquire by oath of good men of the county of Somerset what
honours, castles, lordships, manors, lands, rents, reversions, annuities,
offices, fees, ndvowsons or other possessions Robert Hungerford of Moleyns,
knight, late lord Hungerford, attainted by authority of an act in Parlia-
ment at Westminster, held on 4 March, 1 Edward IV. or since, who has
received the profits in the mean time, and at what sum they are
extended.
April 7. Commission to the king's kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick, constable
WestmiiiBter. of Dover castle and warden of the Cinque Ports, John Clerk, Robert
Martyn, Thomas Mareschall and John Box, to arrest William Norton,
Reginald Norton, Richard Norton and Martin Husee and bring ihem
before the king in Chancery.
April 17. Notification to John Fo^ge, knight, treasurer of the household, John
Westminster. Scotte, knight, controller of the household, and Thomas Colte to permit
Laurence Bothe, bishop of Durham, to enter into and occupy the tem-
poralities and all lands and other possessions of his bishopric, notwith-
standing that the custody of the temporalities was granted to them by
letters patent dated 28 December, 2 Edward IV. By p.s.
Mbmbrane \6d.
April 27. Commission of oyer and terminer to the king's kinsman John, duke of
Westminster. Suffolk, John Burgchier of Barnes, knight, John Wennok of Wenlok,
knight, John Markham, knight, Robeit Dauby, knight, William Yelverton,
knight, Richard Byngham, Peter Ardem, knight, Nicholas Asshton,
Robert Danvers, Walter Moyie, John Nedeham, Richard Chok, Robert
Harecourt, knight, Richard Harecourt, Richard Quatermayns, Edmund
Rede, Master William Godyere, Richard Crofte and Peter Marmyon,
touching certain treasons, insurrections, rebellions, felonies and other
offences committed by John Merchaunt late of Sanford, co. Oxford,
' yoman,' and Roger Merchaunt, late of London, ' fysshmonger,' within the
counties of Oxford and Berks. By K.
May 3. Commission to Thomas Osbern, one of the king's Serjeants at arms, to
Westminster, enquire by oath of good men of the counties of Lincoln, Norfolk, Suffolk,
^^x, Kent and Sussex into the complaint of certain merchants of Venice
that when they had freighted a cray with sweet wines, dates and other
goods and merchandise within the port of Sandwich to take to the city of
London, certain pirates called Litell Peryn of Sandwich, Pratte of
Wynchelsee, and Fagge of Whytby, with others, seized and despoiled the
cray and goods within the liver Thames and carried them off to unknown
parts, and to arrest and imprison the offenders and cause restitution to be
made. By p,s.
The like to John Howard, knight, William Pyrton, knight, Laurence
Reynford, knight, and Thomas Osbern, one of the king's Serjeants at arms.
By p.8.
Membrane Ibd.
Sept. 26. Commission to Thomas Charleton, knight, John Horde, James Audesley,
Reading. Stephen Clyfford, Richard Curteys, John Hert and Thomas Draper to
arrest Thomas Porter and bring him before the king in Chancery.
Sept. 26. Commission to William Hasty nges of Hastynges, knight, master or
Beading. occupier of the king's coinage within the Tower of London, and his deputies
to take sculptors, goldsmiths, smiths, workmen or other artificers for the
coinage or working (tf all irons and instruments for the king's coinage of
gold and silver within the Tower of London.
348
CALENDAS OF PATENT BOLLS.
1464.
June 4.
York.
June 11.
York.
Membranb \Qd.
Commission to William Bowjs, knight, Roger Thornton, esquire, Robert
Nevill, esquire, William Bradford, Robert Fulberj, John Swynbom and
the sheriffs of the county of Northumberland and the town of Newcastle-
on-Tyne, to enquire what lands and tenements Henry Percy, late earl of
Northumberland, who has forfeited to the king, held within the saj^d county
and town on the day of his death and by what service, how much they are
worth, on what day he died, who is his next heir, and who has occupied
them since his death.
The like to Alan Budde, mayor of Newcastle on Tyne, R<^er Thornton,
Robert Folbery, William Rothum and the said sheriffs of Northumberland
and Newcastle on Tyne, touching the lands held by the said earl in Bycar,
CO. Northumberland.
Commission to the king's kinsman John, duke of Norfolk, John Howard,
knight, John Wyngfeld, knight, William Jenne, John Sulyard, James
Hoberd, Richard Fellawe, Thomas Higham the younger and ^e sheriff of
Norfolk and Suffolk, to enquire into certain treasons, insurrections, rebel-
lions, congregations and unlawful assemblies within those counties and to
arrest and imprison the offenders.
Julys
Pontcfract.
July 3.
rontefract.
July 8.
PoDtefract.
Mbmbranb 9d.
Commission to Robert Constable and John Constable, knights, on com-
plaint by Nicholas Johnson, merchant of Delf in Holland, that when he was
sailing at sea in a ship freighted with goods and merchandise certain
pirates came upon him in four ships of England, the first of Scardeburgh,
of which Stephen Appilby is. master,, the secojid of Newe Hithe, of which
Richard Kirkeby is master, the third of Holdemesse, of which Richard
Lame is master, and the fourth of Flaynburgh, of which Robert Kirkeby
is master, and seized and carried off his said ship of Delf with his goods
and merchandise, contrary to the form of the truce between the king and
his kinsman, the duke of Burgundy, to arrest and imprison the said Stephen,
Richard, Richard and Robert and the other pirates their accomplices and
to seize their goods and to cause restitution to be made of the said ship
with its gear and the said goods. By K.
Commission to Robert Constable, knight, John Constable, knight,
Edmund Hastynges, knight, Ralph Assheton, knight, Rklph Crathom,
knight, Lionel Percey, knight, John Fereby, escheator in the county of
York, Ralph Gray, esquire, William Willesthorp, esquire, John Berwik of
Thornton, Walter Percey, esquire, Thomas Wandesford, esquire, Thomas
Oxenford of Pykeryng, John Forthe the elder, John Percey of Malton,
Richard Wetwang of Malton and William Kyghley of Huton to enquire
into the reported transport across the river Tese of wools, wool-fells,
' morlyng ' and ' shorlvng ' of the growth of the county of York and other
adjacent parts,' not of the places called Richemond Shire and Allerton
Shire J contrary to the act in Parliament at Westmin«>ter, 6 March,
3 Edward lY. ordaining that after Midsummer then following na person
should take any wools, wool-fells, * morlyng ' or * shorlyng * of the growth
of any country or county south of the Tese, the places called Richemond
Sb ire and Allerton Shire excepted, across the Tese to the north under
penalty of forfeiture of the same, and to seize any such that may have been
bought and collected for transport and to detain the &ame until the
possessors or buyers shall have found security for the observation of the
said act.
Mbmbranb Sd.
Commission to the king's kinsman John, earl of Worcester, and Master
John Bothe, the king's secretary, and Master James Goldwell, dean of
4 EDWARD IV.— Part I.
349
1464.
Aug. 7.
Stamford.
Mejnbrane Sd — cont,
Salisbury, king's clerks, to enquire into the capture of a certain cartel of
Scotland bj certain of the king's subjects at sea, as variances have arisen
between Alexander, duke of Albany, and Thomas, bishop of Aberdeen, and
others of their company who were on the said carvel at |the time of its
capture, and Robert Spofford, master of a barge called la Katerine Du,ras
and others of the king's subjects, the captors of the carvel.
By K. by word of mouth.
Commission to Thomas Ferrers, knight, Thomas Erdyngton, knight,
John Grevill, knight, John MoUe and the sheriff of Warwick to arrest
Robert Mountford the younger, '-gentilman/ Thomas Adnet late of Berkes-
well, ' yoman,' Thomas Dar&et, of the order of Friars Preachers, Ralph
Hampton, < yoman,' and John Hawe, ' yoman/ and bring them before the
king in Chancery.
Aug. 10.
Stamford.
Aug. II.
Stamford.
1465.
Feb. 28.
Westminster.
1464.
Aug. 15*
Penley.
Membrane 7d.
Commission to Roger Thorneton, esquire, William Ogle, esquire, John
Wyddryngton, esquirci Robert Folbury, William Loweson and the sheriff
of Northumberland to enquire what lands and tenements William Tailboys,
knight, who has forfeited to the king, held within the county of Northum-
berland and the liberty of Riddesdale on the day of his death and by what
service, how much they are worth, on what day he died, who is his next
heir, and who has occupied them since his death.;
Commission de walliis et fossatis to Robert Constable, knight, John
Constable, knight, Robert Hilliard, John Wenc^lagh, Robert Sheffeld and
William Eland, on the east part of the way which leads from Hesill to
Bayneton and from Bayneton to Bridlyngton and thence to the sea and so
with all Holdemesse and other places on the east and south of the said
places in the East Riding in the county of York.
The like to Robert Constable, knight, John Constable, knight, Walter
Griffith, knight, Robert Hillard, John Wenslagh, Robert Sheffeld and
William Eland, in the same places.
Commission to Thomas Wyse, ''esquire, Oto' Gilberd, esquire, Thomas
Oille, esquire, and John Giffard to enquire what lands and tenements
Baldwin Fulford, knight, who has foi-feited to the king, held within tiie
counties of Devon and Cornwall on the day of his death and by what
service, how much they are worth, on what day he died, who is next heir,
and who hai3 occupied them since his death.
Aug. 26.
Woodstock.
Membrane 5d.
Commission to the mayor and sheriff of the town of Newcastle on-Tyne,
on complaint by Henry Nederhofe and Henry Snellembergh, merchants of
Dansk in Prussia, that certain pirates in certain ships of England came
upon a ship called Buythule oi Dansk, of which Nicholas Woegman is
master, and a cray of Dansk, of which the said Henry Snellembergh is
master, lately laden with divers goods and merchandise at Dansk to be
taken to England, at sea and captured them and took them to the port of
Newcastle on Tyne contrary to the statutes of the realm and the ancient
ties and friendships between the king and the men of Hanse Ahnain, to
seize the said ship and cray and goods and merchandise and keep them in
safe custody.
3oO CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1464, Membrane 5d — cant.
The like to the major and bailiffs of the town of Scardeburgh, co. York,
reading Scardeburgh for Newcastle on Tyne.
The like to the mayor of the town of Biakenej, Thomas Androwe,
Alexander 6yn, Edmund Thomam and Thomas Clerk, on like complaint
by Henry Nederhofe, merchant of Dansk in Prussia, touching a hulk of
Dansk, of which John Segebote is master, captured and taken to the port
of Blakeney.
351
4 EDWARD IV.— Paet II.
1454, Membrane 32.
'April 26. Pardon to John Thryske, mayor of the staple of Calais and one of the
WestmiiiBter. merchants of the society of the staple, alias John Thryske, merchant of the
city of York, of all offences, trespasses, misprisions, contempts, conceal-
ments, deceptions, fines, forfeitures, penalties, amercements, actions, suits,
executions, demands and impeachments. By K.
The like to the following : —
William Brasbrigge, merchant of the staple of Calais, alias William
Brasebrygge of liOndon, merchant, ali€u William Bracebrigge.
ByK.
John Marsshall, merchant of the staple of Calais, alias John Marschally
Marchall or Mersshall, merchant of the city of York. By K.
John Crosby or Crosseby of London, * grocer,' merchant of the staple of
Calais.
William Broun, merchant of the staple of Calais, alias William Browne
of Staunford, ^ marchaunt.' By K.
John Schnkburgh, one of the merchants of the society of the staple of
Calais, alias John Shukburgh of London, ' marchaunt.* By K.
John Beede, one of the merchants of the society of the staple of Calais,
alicu John Rede of Boston, co. Lincoln, merchant. By K.
William Cawode, one of the merchants of the society of the staple of
Calais, and of Boston, co. Lincoln, merchant. By K.
John Walden, citizen, alderman and grocer of London, denizen
merchant, and merchant of the staple of Calais.
John Croke, ^ sentilman,' citizen of London, one of the society of the
merchants of the staple of Calais, and denizen. By K.
William Chestre or Chester, citizen of London, one of the merchants of
the staple of Calais, and denizen. By K.
William Yorke the elder, merchant of the staple of Calais, alias late of
London, ' gentilman,' alias citizen and fishmonger of London, alias
late of Twyckenham, co. Middlesex, ' gentilman.' By K.
Thomas Lokton of Notyngham, merchant of the staple of Calais.
By K.
John Multon of Waunceford, co. Northampton, merchant, merchant of
the staple of Calais.
John Swan of Hull or Kyngeston on Hull, * marchaunt,' one of the
merchants of the staple of Calais. By K.
John Broune of Stamford, co. Lincoln, * marchant.' By K.
John Caldebeke, citizen and grocer of London, merchant of the staple
of Calais, late one of the sheriffs of the oily of Lincoln, Englishman.
ByK.
•John Williamson, citizen and merchant of Lincoln, late mayor of
Lincoln, of the staple of Calais, * merchaunt.' By K.
Richard Cotes, Cottys, or Cotys of Lincoln, ' marchant,' and of the
staple of Cakus, merchant. By K
352
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1464.
Oct. 26.
Wycombe.
Oct. 26.
Wycombe.
Membrane 32 — cont.
Robert iQglissh, Ynglypsh or Englyssh of Notyngham, merchant, and
of the staple of Calais, * merchaunt.' By K.
Thomas Grantham of Lincoln, merchant, and of the staple of Calais,
' merchant.' By K.
John Tate, citizen^ «ld«rman and mercer of London, merchant of the
staple of Calais. By K.
Richard Bowell, merchant of the staple of Calais and citizen and
' mercer ' of London.
Richard Sely, merchant of the staple of Calais and citizen and
*• felmonger * of Loudon.
Thomas Stone, or Stonys, one of the merchants of the society of the
staple of Calais, merchant, burgess and mercer of the town of
Shrewsbury.
Mbmbrans 31.
Grant to William Hastynges, knight, king's chamberlain, of the honour,
castle, manor and lordship of Bevour, Beauvoir, Bealvoir, or Believer, with
the park there and its members of Wollesthorp, co. Lincoln, Barkeston,
Plumgarth, Redmyld and Hardeby, co. Leicester, with the advowsons of the
priory of Bevour and the churches of Hardeby, Wollesthorp and Redmyld, a
rent called ' castelward ' and all rights and appurtenances pertaining to the
said honour and castle, the manor of Bottesford or Botelesford with the
hamlets of Normanton and Esthorp and the advowson of the church of
Bottesford, co. Leicester, the manor of Hadyngton, co. Lincoln, and all lands,
rents and services in Bevour, Wollesthorp, Barkeston, Plumgarth, Redmyld,
Hardeby, Bottesford, Normanton, Esthorp and Hadyngton late of Thomas,
late lord Roos, and in the king's hands by reason of an act of forfeiture in
Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. and the manor and
lordship of Welbom, a moiety of the manor of Byker, and the manors of
Birthorp, Repyngale, Sapirton and Awethorp, co. Lincoln, the manor of
Edmynton, co. Middlesex, called ' Wilbyes,' and all lands, rents and services
in Welbom, Byker, Birthorp, Repyngehale, Sapirton, Awethorp and
Edmynton and in Totenham, co. Middlesex, late of William Beaumont,
knight, late viscount Beaumont, and in the king's hands as above, to hold
the same with knights' fees, advowsons, wards, marriages, reliefs, escheats,
courts leet, views of frank-pledge, parks, warrens, chaces, fairs, markets,
waters, fisheries and all other' profits, liberties and franchises for the life of
£!atharine, duchess of Norfolk, by feuedty, with all farms, rents, profits and
revenues from 4 March, 1 Edward IV. By K.
Appointment for life of William Herbert, king's knight, lord Herbert,
whom the king has raised to the rank of baron, as chief justice of the
county of Merionnyth in North Wales, with full power and authority as
any other jui^ce of North Wales has, and grant tJiat during his life the
said county shall be distinct and separate and exempt from the jurisdiction
of the justices of Nortli Wales. Qrant to him also of the offices of
chamberlain qf the county and general rooeiver of all the king's farms,
rents, issues and profits therein and the office of constable of tiie king's
castle of Hardelagh in the said county for life, with full power of removing
and appointing all stewards, sheriffs, escheators, coroners, bailiffs itinerant^
foresters, reeves, ringilds, bailiffs and other officers and ministers within
the said county at the accustomed fees. And he shall receive 20/. yearly
for the office of justice, 10/. yearly for the offices of chamberlain and
receiver, 26/. 13^. \d, yearly for (he office of constable and 4dL daily for the
wages of each of 24 soldiers staying under him on the safe custody of the
said castle from the issues of the said county, and all other profits pertaining
to the office of constable. By K.
4 EDWARD IV.— PAirr II.
353
Oct. 27.
Wycombe.
1464. Membrane 31 — cont.
Oct. 31. Mandate to the eaclieator in the county of York for the restitution of
Wycombe, the temporalities of the abbey of 8t. Mary without the walls of the city of
York to Thomas Bothe, monk of the monastery, whose election as abbot
the dean and chapter of the metropolitan church of York, keepers of the
spirituality of the archbishopric during the voidance of the see, have
confirmed, and whose fealty the king has ordered to be taken by his
kinsman John, earl of Northumberland. By K«
The like to the escheators in the counties named : —
Lincoln.
Cambridge.
Cumberland.
Norfolk and Suffolk.
Northampton.
Westmoreland.
The like to — Gylyot, mayor of the city of York, and escheator in that
city.
Mandate to the chancellor in the county palatine of Lancaster to issue a
like mandate under the great seal of the county to the escheator in the
county.
Writ de intendendo in pursuance to the tenants. By K.
Mandate to the escheator in the county of Norfolk for the restitution of
the temporalities of the abbey {sic) of Bernwell to John Whaddon, canon
of the house, whose election as prior W. bishop of Ely has confirmed,
and whose fealty the king has ordered to be taken by R. bishop of
Carlisle.
The like to the escheator in the counties of Cambridge and Huntingdon.
The like to Matthew Philippes, mayor of the city of London and escheator
in that city.
Writ de intendendo in pursuance to the tenants.
Inspeanmus and confirmation to the prior and convent of Bernewell of
letters patent dated 12 May, 13 Edward I. inspecting and confirming a
chirograph made between the prior ai](d convent and Gilbert Fecche, dated
at Bernewell, 1256, on the first Sunday of Advent. [MonasticonJ]
For ^ mark paid in the hanaper.
Presentation of John Deve, parson of the parish church of Iwerst, in the
diocese of Chichester, to the vicarage of the parish church of Tentwarden,
in the diocese of Canterbury, on an exchange of benefices with John
Henton.
Grant for life, from Michaelmas last, to the king's knight William, lord of
Hastynges, king's chamberlain, of the honours of Peverell, Boulogne and
Hagenes with their membera and appurtenances in the counties of
Buckingham, Northampton and Leicester and the castle and honour of
Huntingdon with its members and appurtenances in the counties of
Huntingdon, Cambridge, Bedford, Buckingham and Northampton, late
of John Hastynges, late earl of Pembroke, with courts leet, rents, views of
frank-pledge, liberties and other profits, rendering yearly at the Exchequer
8 marks 20d. and 20d> more as increment. By p.s.
Nov. 3. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Austyn as controller of the
Westmlniter. great and petty custom, the subsidy of wools, hides and wool-fells and the
subsidy of the 3s, in the tun and the I2d. in the pound in the port of
Sandwich and ports and places adjacent, receiving the accustomed fees,
provided that he execute the ofiice in person, with the custody of one part
of the coket seal. Bj bill of treasurer.
ti 8C914. z
Aug. 1.
Wycombe.
Nov. 10.
Wycombe.
Nov. 9.
Wycombe.
354
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1464.
Oct 26.
Wycombe.
Oct. 25.
Wycombe.
Membrane 30.
Grant to Williiiin Hastjnges, king's knight and chamberlain, whom the
king has lately raised to the rank of a baron, and his heirs, for his good
service against Henry VI. Jasper, earl of Pembroke, James, earl of Wiltshire,
and other rebels, of the castle, manor and lordship of Folkyngham with its
members in the county of Lincoln, the manors and lordships of Lavyngton
and Aslakby in the same county, the manor and lordship of Lougheburgh,
the manor of Whityngton and the manor and lordship of Shepeshed, co.
Leicester, late of William Beaumont, knight, late viscount Beaumont, all
the pourparty of the latter of the honour called * Wynchestre Fee ' in the
counties of Leicester and Warwick, all his lands, rents, reversions, services
and possessions in folkyngham, Lavyngton, Aslakby, Loughebui^h,
Whityngton and Shepeshed and in Barowe and Querndon, co Leicester,
and the lidvowsons of the churches of Walton on le Wold and Cosyngton,
CO. Leicester, in the king's hands by reason of an act of forfeiture in
Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward rV», a tenement called
' le Newe Inne ' in the parish of St. Benedict in Tamystrete, London,
otherwise called ' Beaumont Inne ' in the parish of St. Benedict in the
ward of Baynardescastell, London, the manor and lordship of Ayssheby
de la Zouch, co. Leicester, late of James, late earl of Wiltshire, and all lands,
rents, reversions, services and possessions in the county of Leicester late
of the said earl, in the king's hands as above, with all profits from 4 March
1 Edward lY., and the reversion, lately l>elonging to the said William
Beaumont, of the manor and lordship of Beaumaner, the manor and lordship
of Whitwik with its members, and the manors and lordships of Rotby,
Bochaston, Neuton, Hokelscote, Donyngton and Merkefeld, co. Leicester,
on the death of Katharine, duchess of Norfolk, with knights' fees,
advowsons, wards, marriages, reliefs, escheats, courts leet, views of frank-
pledge, parks, warrens, chaces, &irs, markets, waters, fisheries and all
profits. Grant also to the said William Hasteynges, and Katharine his
wife, daughter of the king's uncle Richard, late earl of Salisbury, and the
heirs male of his body of the manor and lordship of Bolton Percy, co. York,
late of the said William Beaumont, and all the lands, rents and services of
the latter in Bolton aforesaid, the manors and lordships of Stokedawbeneyand
Sutton with the advowson of the church of Stokedawbeney, co. Northampton,
late of Thomas, late lord Roos, and all his lands, rents and services in
Stokedawbeney, Sutton, Wilbaston and Assheley, co. Northampton, in the
king's hands as above, the reversion, lately belonging to the said William
Beaumont, of the manor and lordship of Hekyngton, co. Lincoln, on the
death of Katharine, duchess of Norfolk, and also the manors of Plumpton
and Barkham or Bercompe and the manor of Birlyng, co. Sussex, the
reversions of which were granted to William Phelippes and Joan his wife
by letters patent dated 31 January, 16 Henry YI. and 10 May, 16 Henry YI.
and which are now in the king's hands, to hold by homage only with knights'
fees, advowsons, courts, liberties, franchises, waifs, strays, chattels of fugitives
and felons, views of frank-pledge, leets and all that pertains to view of
frank- pledge, with all farms, rents, profits and revenues from 4 March,
I Edward lY. with remainder to the heirs male of the body of Kathai'ine
and final remainder to the right heirs of William. By K.
Grant to the king's servitor Peter Curteys and Alice Russell and their
heirs and assigns of 3 messuages, 6^ virgates and 3 acres of land and
I I acres of meadow in Donyngton on le Heth, 3 tofts, 4 virgates of land,
12 acres of meadow and 2^. rent in Raunston, a close containing 300 acres
of land called ' Kynton Waste ' in the parish of Whitwyk and a close
containing 200 acres of land called * Tybbottes Waste ' in the same parish,
late of Everard Bigby, in the counties of Leicester and Derby, in the
king's hands by his forfeiture by reason of an act in Parliament at West-
minster, 4 November, 1 Edward lY. to hold by fealty, without rendering
any account. By K.
4 EDWARD IV.— Part IL
S55
1464.
Oct. 28.
Wycombe.
Membrane 30 — cant.
Grant for life to Elizabeth Sutton of 4d, daily from 4 March, 1 Edward
IV. from the farm of the subsidy and ulnage oi cloths within the town of
Bristol and the liberty of the same. By p.s.
Aug. 28.
Woodstock.
Oct. 26.
Wycombo.
Oct. 28.
Wycombe.
Oct. 26.
Wycombe.
Oct. 29.
Wycombe.
Oct. 14.
Wycombe.
Mbmbranb 29.
Confirmation to the sovereigUy provost, bailiffs, bui^esses and com-
monalty of the town of Galway in Connaught in Ireland, which is the
key of those parts, of letters patent dated 26 January, 19 Richard II.
granting to them divers liberties, and letters patent dated 8 November,
19 Bichard II. granting to them murage and pavage on goods brought for
sale into or out of the town, and also letters patent dated 12 March,
[3 Henry lY.] confirming the above ; and release to them of all actions and
demands, grant to them of all the said customs and grant that no one except
the lieutenant or chancellor of Ireland shall enter the town unless by their
licence, assent and supervision. By K. and for 40^. paid in the hanaper.
Commission to \yalter Devereux of Ferrers, knight, William Herbert of
Herbert, knight, Bichard Herbert and John Milewater and Trahayron ap
Jevan ap M't, esquires, to receive into the king's allegiance all rebels within
the king's castle of Hardelagh and county of Merionnyth in North Wales on
the day on which they shall deliver up the same to them, aU sons of Edmund,
sometime duke of Somerset, and all persons of the rank of baron excepted,
and to promise pardon and letters of pardon under the Great Seal. By K.
Revocation of protection, with clause volumus^ for one year, granted
15 October by letters patent to William Laurens, ^wolman,' cUias
William Laurence, * wollepakker,' going on the king's service in the com-
pany of John Wode, esquire, victualler of the town and marches of Calais,
on the safe custody and victualling of the same, because he delays in
London, as appears by certificate of the sheriffs.
Grant for life to the king's servitor Thomas Dobeney of the office of
bailiff of the river Thames between Oxford and Stanes, witii the accustomed
fees. By K.
Greneral pardon to Thomas Purssell of London, ' bruer,' for all offences
committed by him before 14 June, 3 Edward lY. and aU escapes of felons
before that date, and all consequent fines and amercements. By p.s.
Pardon to James Godde of Feversham, co. Kent, * plummer,' for all
murders, felonies and forfeitures committed by him from 8 July last to
8 August then following. By p.8.
Mbmbranb 28.
March 21. Orant to Thomas, archbishop of Canterbury, and George, bishop of Exeter,
Westminster, the king's kinsman, and Joan, the wife of William Beaumont, knight, late lord
Beaumont, and daughter of Humphrey, late duke of Buckingham, and the
heirs of her body of the nianors and lordships of Stowe Bardolf, Roughton,
Fareswell, Whymbergh, Mateshall, Erpyngham, Wykmere, Canteley, Strom-
peshawe, Castre Bardolf, co. Norfolk, Ilketshall, Denyngton, Bromdyssh,
Cretyngham and Clopton, co. Suffolk, Whatton at Stone, co. Hertford,
Halton, CO. Oxford, Wilbram, co. Cambridge, Kyskington, Dygby, West-
burgh and Cathorp, co. Lincoln, and all other lands, tenements, rents, rever-
sions, services, knights' fees, advowsons, courts leet, hundreds, wapentakes,
views of frank-pledge, parks, chaces, warrens, fairs, markets, liberties and
franchises pertaining or belonging to the same late of Thomas, late lord
Bardolf, or William Philippes, late lord Bardolf, in the king's hands by
vigour of an act of forfeiture in Parliament at Westminster, 4 !N'ovember,
z 2
356 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1461. Membrane 28 — cont.
1 Edward IV. against the said William Beaumont or otherwise by his
forfeiture, the manors and lordships of Plump ton, Birlyng and Bercombe,
CO. Sussex, and an inn in London with buildings and appurtenances near
Pawleswharf excepted, to hold the same to the use and profit of herself and
her said heirs with the issues and profits from the said 4 November, with
remainder to the said William Beaumont, and the heirs of his body ; in lieu
of a like grant to the same bj letters patent dated 5 March, 2 Edward lY.
sunken dered and cancelled because invalid. By K.
Nov. 21. Grant to the king's servant Thomas Colt and the heirs of his body, for
Westminster, his good service to the king and his father Richard, late duke of York, of
the manor or lordship of Chyngford, co, Essex, lately occupied to the use of
Thomas, late lord of Roos, deceased, the manor of Acton, co. Suffolk,
lately occupied to the use of James, late earl of Wilts, deceased, and the
reveraion of the manors of Parkehall alias Graynesparke, Hemnales and
Madeles in Theydon Garnon, co. Essex, and 100 acres of land, 50 acres
of pasture, 12 acres of meadow and 20 acres of wood in Theydon Garnon
on the death of Margaret, duchess of Somerset, late the wife of Leo,
lord of Welles, with knights' fees and advowsons ; and release to him of all
debts, accounts and actions for the occupation or receipt of the issues and
profits of the same. By p.s.
Nov. 9. Grant to the king's servitor Nicholas Harpisfeld, esquire, and the heirs
Wycombe, male of his body, for his good service to the king and his father Richard,
late duke of York, in England and Ireland, of a moiety of the manor of
Gaddesbury or Cattesbury in Braughing, co. Hertford, and a tenement in
Westmyll pertaining to the said manor called * Maistrcs,' the manor of
Uphall in Braughing and 100 acres of land, 40 acres of pasture, 6 acres of
meadow and 2 acres of wood pertaining to the said manor, in the king's
hands by reason of the forfeiture of John Joskyn late of Braughing, esquire,
and by force of an act of forfeiture in Parliament at Westminster,
4 November, 1 Edward IV. and a messuage called * le Belle in le Hope,'
in the parish of St. Mary, Stronde, co. Middlesex, with two cottages
adjoining, a messuage or house in the parish of St. Clement Danes without
the Bar of the New I'emple, London, and a messuage or tenement in
Walbroke in the city of London, late of Richai'd Stucley late of Lambhith,
CO, Surrey, esquire, in the king's hands by reason of his forfeiture and by
force of the said act, to hold the same from 1 July last, rendering to the
king a red rose at midsummer, and all issues, rents and other profits from
the said 4 November ; nnd release to him of all actions, debts and accounts
for the receipt of the said issues and the occupation of the premises.
By p.8,
Nov. 24. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Margaret Thurland of the
Westminster, town of Boston, widow, to the aldermen, brethren aud sisters of the guild
of Corpus Chiisti in the parish of the said town of a yearly rent of 60*.
from a grange called * Hermitorie ' or * Hermtre ' within the lordship of
Weldemore, co. Lincoln, which she holds to herself, her heirs and assigns
of the grant of the abbot and convent of the monastery of St, Mary,
Kirkest^e, co, Lincoln, by charter of the said abbot and convent with a
clause of distraint. By p.s. and for 10/. paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 24. Grant, during good behaviour, to Thomas Blount, king's esquire, of the
Westminster, office of treasurer of the town of Calais and the marches there, with all
accustomed fees and profits, in the same manner as Walter Blount, knight,
who lately held the office by letters patent, surrendered, or any other
occupant of the same. By p.s«
Appointment, during pleasure, of the king's servitor Walter Blount,
knight, as treasurer of England, with the accustomed fees and liberties, in
the same manner as the king's kinsman John, earl of Woi*cester, late
treasurer, or any other. By p.s.
4 EDWARD IV.— Part II.
357
1464. Membrane 28 — cant,
Nov. 22. Grant for life to John Thriske of York, merchant, and JoLl Fereby,
Westminster, yeoman of the crown, of the custody of the king's stank or water of Fosse
by York, co. York, with all profits as in the time of Edward III. and
Hichard II. receiving the accustomed fees from the issues of the county of
York, in lieu of a like grant of the same to A lured Cornburgh and John
Fereby, yeoman of the crown, by letters patent dated 1 February, 1
Edward IV. surrendered. By K.
Oct. 9.
Wycombe.
Oct. 3.
Iteadiog.
Oct. 10.
Wycombe.
Oct. 11.
Wycombe.
Sept. 30.
Beading.
Oct. 1.
licadiug.
Oct. 9.
Wycombe.
Oct. 15.
Wycombe.
Aug. 26.
Woodstock.
Membrane 27.
Grant for life to Richard Besege and John Morten, keepers of the king's
park of Beskewode, in recompense of the losses they have sustained in the
king's service, of 2d, daily each from tlie serjeanty of the counties of
Nottingham and Derby at the hands of the sheriff, provided that they
each pay ^d. daily for an allowance {exhibitone) of a paliser there. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the said sheriff.
Grant to Master Hugh Alcok, dean of the cathedral of Bangor, and
Master William Conwey, canon of the cathedral, of the custody of the
temporalities of the bishopric of Bangor, in the king's hands by the death
of James, late bishop. \^Fccdera,'] By p.s.
Presentation of William Bocher, chaplain, to the parish church of Pad-
worth, in the diocese of Salisbury.
Presentation of Roger Kyrnarth to the parish church of Llan Aber,
in the diocese of Bangor, void by the resignation of Thomas Aber, late
parson.
Licence for W. the abbot and the convent of the monastery of St
Mary, Bordesley, co. Worcester, to approve a .waste called * Lyndenwode *
in that county of which the abbot is seised in his demesne as of fee
by right of the monastery, lying without the forest of Fekenh^^m and
within the purlieu of the forest, and extending from a place called
* Foxenly debate,' to the south to Hedley Crosse adjoining le Riggewey on
the south and thence to the cast by the bounds between the counties of
Warwick and Worcester to the township of le Redyche, and by the middle
of the same to the north to Byffelde Haloyate and thence to the west by
the dyke called * le Sulyon ' and the dyke of Bridloymore and the dyke of
the wood of Bacheley to Foxenlydeyate, and to enclose it with hedges and
ditches and to hold it for a several close ; and release to them of all common
pasture and all right in the same ; that they may pra^ for the good estate
of the king and for his soul after death and th<^ souls of his father and
progenitors. By p.s.
Grant to John Smyth, yeoman of the king's privy pantry, and the heirs
male of his body, for his good service to the king's father and the king,
of a moiety of the manor of le Warde, co. Dublin, in Ireland, with all
messuages, lands, rents, and services belonging to the said moiety, late of
Richard Bemiyngbam and iu the king's hands by his rebellion and forfeiture,
not exceeding the yearly value of 10/. By p.s.
Gnmt to Riclmrd Welles of Willoughby, knight, of all goods late of his
father Leo, late lord of Welles, lately forfeited to the king by virtue of
an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. By K.
Grant to R. bishop of Salisbury, Master John Bothe and Hugh Wynkeley
of the presentation to the next vacant canonry and prebend in the king's
free chapel of St. Stephen within his palace of Westminster. By K.
Grant for life to the king's servitor John Wode, esquire, of the office
of porter of the king's casile of Newcastle on Tyne, with wages of 2#.
daily from the issues of the county of Northumberland, in lieu of a like
358
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1464.
July 5.
Pontefract.
Oct. 1 7.
Wycombe.
Oct. 18.
Wycombe.
Sept. 8.
Penley.
Oct. 10.
Wycombe.
14.65.
Jan. 1.
Westminster.
1464.
Oct. 30.
Wycombe.
Nov. 10.
Wycombe.
Nov. 11.
Wycombe.
Membrane 27— cotrf.
grant of the same to John Hadelston, knight, by letters patent, surrendered ;
and also of the ofiGLce of constable of the castle with the custody of the
prison within it, with fees of 10^. yearly from the issues of the said county.
ByK.
The like to the king's servitor Richard (Garnet of the office of Serjeant
and pavilioner of the king's tents or pavilions within the reahn from
20 July, 1 Edward IV. receiving 1 2d. daily for himself and 4d. daily for
a groom for the repair of the tents and pavilions from the farm or issues
of the subsidy and ulnage of cloths and a moiety of the forfeiture oi the
same in the 'town and suburbs of Bristol, with the accustomed vesture of
the office yearly at the hands of the keeper of the great wardrobe and all
mansions, houses, rents, liberties and other easements ; in lieu of a like
grant to him by letters patent dated 20 July, 1 Edward IV. surrendered
because invalid. By K.
The like to the king's servitor Oto Amour of the lands, tenements, rents,
reversions and services in the borough of Pole and the towns of Corffe,
Hebard and Goldcourt, co. Dorset, to the yearly value of 10 marks, in the
king's hands by forfeiture of the rebellion of Thomas Fyndem, knight,
and by force of an act of Parliament at Westminster, 4 November,
1 Edward IV. provided that the king's officers there are accountable to the
king for the surplusage. By p.s. [1485.]
The like to Ralph Ayssheton, knight, of a tun of wine yearly in the port
of Kyngeston on Hull at the hands or the chief butler of England or his
deputy there. By p.8.
Exemption for life of John, bishop of Chichester, on account of his
debility and old age, from personal attendance in council or Parliament,
provided that he appear by proctors. [^Fcedera.'] By p.s.
Grant for life to the king's servitor Thomas Crofte, esquire, of the
office of sheriff of Merj'onneth in North Wales, receiving the accustomed
fees with all other profits and rendering a reasonable account yearly at
the Exchequer. By p.s.
Presentation of Boger Chesshyre, chaplain, to the parish church of
Corwen, in the diocese of St. Asaph, void by the death of Benedict ap
Grono ap G-ruffith, late parson, and in the king's gift by reason of the
temporalities of the bishopric of St. Asaph being in his hands. The letters
are directed to Th. archbishop of Canterbury. By p.s.
Membrane 26.
Grant for life to the king's servant William Strode of aU the demesne
lands of the king's manor of Inglescombe, the pasture of the park of the
manor, 18 acres of land called ' lez Hales ' within the manor, all the under-
wood of the manor and a moiety of the estrays within it with all profits and
commodities, rendering yearly 10/. for the land and pasture and 46«. %d,
for the underwood, as is accounted in the account of William Hastynges,
knight, lord of Hastynges, receiver general of the duchy of Cornwall, from
the issues of his office for the year following Michaelmas, 2 Edward IV. by
the account of Henry Bussh, bailiff of the manor, on the account of the
said William Hastynges delivered at the Exchequer. By p.s.
The like to John Coupuldyk, esquire, and John Coupuldik, his son, of
the office of bailiff of the town of Wynchelse with the accustomed fees, in
lieu of a like grant of the same to the said John Coupuldyk, esquire, by
letters patent dated 10 July, 1 Edward IV. surrendered. By p.s.
Grant to Humplirey de Stafford of Suthwik, knight, of two suits of vest-
ments, with all furniture for an altar of the same suits, two beds of silk, the
one of * tawney ' colour with birds, and the other black. fiYe books for chapel
4 EDWARD IV.— Paht II.
359
Nov. 14.
Wycombe.
Nov. 14.
Wycombe.
Nov. 14.
Wycombe.
Nov. 10.
Wycombe.
1464, Membrane 2^ — cont.
and three boml)ards, late of Thomas Courtenaj, last earl of Devon, on
4 March, 1 Edward IV. or afterwards, now within the borough or hundred
of Tyverton, co. Devon, and in the king's hands by reason of an act in
Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. By K.
Appointment of the king's kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick and Salis-
bury, to appear in the king's place in the city of York on 26 November
next, to which day Parliament is prorogued, and to adjourn the said
Parliament until 21 January next at the palace of Westminster. By p.s.
The like of the following : —
The king's kinsman John, earl of Northumberland.
Ralph Greystok of Graystok, knight.
Licence for the prioress and convent of Wilton to elect an abbess in the
place of Isabel Lambard, deceased. By p.s.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Richard Alberton to execute the office
of chief butler of England in the port of Bristol and ports and places
adjacent in the place of John Wenlok of Wenlok, knight, chief butler of
England, who is engaged on certain business of the king.
By John Wenlok, chief butler of England.
Grant for life to Richard Harecourt, esquire, of the office of parker of
the king's park of Cornbury, co. Oxford, and the custody of the park, from
14 May, 1 Edward IV. since which date he has occupied the said office,
receiving 3ef. daily from the issues of the king's lordship or manor of
Wodestoke and the hamlets of Wotton, Hamburgh, Stonesfeld and its other
members and the hundred of Wotton, in lieu of a like grant to him by
letters patent dated 14 May, 1 Edward IV. surrendered because invalid.
ByK.
Mandate in pursuance to the farmers, receivers and other occupiers of
the said lordship, manor, hamlets, members and hundred.
Grant to John Stapelhill and his heirs and assigns of all messuages,
lands, rents, reversions and services in Melhwyssh, Fulford, Lystenesdon,
Furslegh, Owelhole, Wysdoms, Westwaterland, Ferantes, Brokedou, Dons-
ford, Crokkernwill, Lampford, Mersh and Belston and the advowson of the
church of Belston, co. Devon, late of Baldwin Fulford, knight, rebel,
attainted of high treason, and now in the king's hands, and all the issues of
the same from the death of the sidd Baldwin, to hold by fealty without
rendering anything to the king. By K.
Grant to John Asteley, knight, who is detained in the hands of the king's
adversaries, for his more speedy delivery, of 500 marks to be levied by
himself or his deputy from all forfeitures pertaining to the king by reason
of any act or statute by authority of Parliament within the realm, provided
that this grant does not extend to any lands, tenements or rents forfeited.
ByK.
Grant to the king's servitor Thomas Eyr, one of the clerks of the king's
chapel, of the free chapel or the custody of the free chapel or hospital in
the to¥ni of Hildeburgh or Hilbilwortb, co. Norfolk, lately founded in
honour of Jesus Christ and St. Mary and All Saints, now void by the
surrender of Richard Bowyer, late master or warden. By p.8.
Oct. 1. Grant to John Dynham, esquire, and the heirs male of his body of the
Beading, manors of Pole or Southpole, Harleston, Plymptre, Sutton Lucy and Cole-
wyk or Colewill, co. Devon, the manors (sic) of Mapertou with its members
of Ha) ton and Clopton, the manors of Southcadbury and Wotton Courtenay
or Worton Courtenay, with the advowsons of the churches of Southcadbury
and Wotton Courtenay, co. Somerset, a moiety of the manor of Stoke
Mu)ys, CO. Oxford, and all lands, rents, services and possessions in Pole or
Southpole, Harleston, Plymptre, Sutton Lucy, Colewyk or Colewill,
Aug. 9«
Stamford.
Oct. 9.
Wycombe.
Nov. 17.
Wycombe.
360
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1464.
Nov. 11.
Wycombe.
Nov. 21.
WestminBter.
^ov. 27.
WestmuiBter.
Membrane 26 — eont,
Maperton, Halton, Clopton, Southcadbur}', Wotton Courtenay or Worton
Courtenaj and Stoke Muljs, in the king's hands by the forfeiture of
Robert, late lord Hungerford, knight, bj reason of an act in Parliament at
Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. with knights' fees, advowsons,
courts leet, views of fnink-pledge, parks, warrens, chaces, fairs, markets
and all other profits, liberties and franchises, with successive remainders to
his brothers Charles D3'nham, esquire, and Roger Djnham, esquire^ and the
heirs male of their bodies^ By p.s.
Grant for life to Humphrey de Stafford of Suthwik, knight, of the custody
of the forest of Dertmore, the manor of Lidford with the borough and castle
of Lydford, and the manor of Southteygne, co. Devon, with view of frank-
pledge and all other profits and appurtenances, rendering yearly to the king
100 marks 6«. 8(f. and 100^. of increment and supporting the houses,
enclosures, buildings and all other charges, the repair of the castle and
the fees and annuities from the forest, castle, borough and manors excepted.
By K.
Pardon to John Constable, knight, late sheriff of the county of York, of
all trespasses, offences, misprisions, contempts and concealments, and all
fiens, amercements, issues, forfeitures, debts, accounts, and arrears. By.K.
Presentation of William Savage to the parish church of St. Pierre in
the parts of Picardy* The letters are directed to Th. archbishop of
Canterbury.
Nov. 9.
Wycombe.
Nov. 10.
Wycombe.
Nov. 9.
Wycombe.
Oct. 9.
Wycombe.
Nov. 12.
Wycombe.
Nov. 9.
Wycombe.
MSMBRANB 25.
Pardon to Thomas Yaghan of London, esquire, keeper of the great ward-
robe of Henry VI. tenant of the lands late of Thomas Broun, knight,
late sheriff of Kent,, from the first half of the year 38 Henry VI. one of
the mainpernors of Jasper, late earl of Pembroke, for the custody of tho
manors of Cantrecelly, Penkelley Alisaund, Retronne, and Llangot with their
appurtenances in South Wales, of all trespasses and offences, all escapes of
felons, chattels of felons, fugitives and outlaws^ deodands, wastes, trespasses
of vert and venison, grants, alienations and perquisitions of land, grants and
perquisitions in mortmain without licence, entries into archbishoprics and
bishoprics or into his inheritance, forfeited penalties, forfeited securities for
peace, thirds of prisoners taken in war, and offences against the statute of
Praemunire, letters and bills of exemptions excepted, and all fines, amerce-
ments, issues, debts, accounts and arrears. By K.
Grant for life to the king's servant John Fortescu, esquire, of the manor
of Banstede, co. Surrey, with the park and warren of the same, from
1 April, 3 Edward lY ., and all issues from that date. By p.s.
Pardon to George Willerby late of London, ' goldesmyth,' of all offences
committed by him contrary to the statute of Henry V. at Leicester touching
the counterfeiting and falsification of the money of England. By K.
.Grant to the king's servant Thomas Oliver, one of the yeomen of the
crown, and the heirs male of his body of all lands and rents late of Robert
Hiklyng, rebel, in the town and parish of Sutton, co. Nottingham, or
elsewhere, in the king's hands by his forfeiture, to the yearly value of 10
marks. By K.
General panlon to Richard Hardware of Broughton, co. Salop, ' yoman,*
alias Richard Carter, of all offences committed by him before 11 November.
By p.s.
General pardon to John Whelpdale late of Lichefeld, co. Stafford, clerk.
By p.8.
4 EDWARD IV.- Pabt II. 361
1464, Membrane 26 — cont.
Nov. 9. Pardon to William Kneveton, son and heir of Geofirey Eneveton, late
Wycombe, deputy of John Ardern, clerk of the works of Henry VI. of all debts,
accounts and arrears due before 5 March, I Edward IV. and all consequent
actions and demands. By p.s.
Dec. 4. Signification to W. bishop of Ely of the royal assent to the election
Westminster, of Thomas Wesebeche, monk of the monastery of Thorney, as abbot of that
place. By p.s.
Dec. 5. Grant for life to Robert Hyett of tlie ' gaole ' of the king's mines
Westminster, within the forest of Deane, co. Gloucester, lately held and occupied by one
Thomas Wodeward, with the custody of the king's park of Wightmede in
the said forest, with all accustomed fees from the issues of the forest at the
hands of the receiver there. By p.s.
Dec. 5. Signification to R. bishop of Salisbury of the royal assent to the
Westminster, election of Edith Borgh, nun of thd monastery of WiltDn, as abbess of that
place. By p.s.
March 8. Appointment for life of John Martyn as one of the king's serjeants-at-
Westminster. arms, with wages of I2d. daily from the farm of the town of Kyngesthorpe,
CO. Northampton, and a livery of the suit of esquires of the household
yeai'ly at Christmas at the great wardrobe. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the bailiffs, farmers or other occupiers of the
said town.
Sept. 27. Grant for life to William Preston, chaplain of the king's chantry of St.
Beading. Mary within his manor of Wodestoke, celebrating divine service there for
the good estate of the king, of 10 marks yearly within the manor from the
issues of the same, with the mansions and gardens pertaining to the chantry
and fuel and all other profits. By K.
Nov. 29. Grant to John Pilkington, one of the esquires of the body, and the
Westminster, heirs male of his body, of the manor of Turnehamhall, co. York, two parts
of the manor of Thorneton in Craven, co. York, and six messuages^ 200
<acres of land, 10 acres of meadow and 50 acres of pasture in Yolton, co.
York, late of Thomas, lord Roos, and in the king's hands by reason of an
act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. by pretext
of which act the said Thomas was convicted of high treason, the reversion
of the third part of the said manor of Thorneton and the manor of Lynton
on Owse, CO. York, belonging to the king as above, on the death of Marjory
late the wife of John Koos, knight, late lord Roos : also of the manors of
Malteby and Hoton, co. York, late of John, late lord Clyfford, in the king's
hands as above, the manors of Grymesthorpe, Aylcsthorpe and Southorpe,
CO. Lincoln, with their members, late of John, viscount Beaumont, and in
the king's hands by the forfeiture of William, late viscount Beaumont, his
son and heir, the manor of Great Hale alias Westhalle, alias Hole, co.
Lincoln, late of Thomas Claymond, in the king's Lands as above ; the
reversion of the manor of Edenham, co. Lincoln, which would have come
to the said William, viscount Beaumont, on 4 March, 1 Edward IV. on the
death of Katharine, duchess of Norfolk, and an inn or tenement and four
shops adjoining it in the parish of St. Botolph in the ward of Aldrichgatc,
London, which Gilbert Parre, esquire, lately had of the grant of Henry VI.
with knights' fees, advowsons, wards, marriages, warrens, fairs, markets
and all other profits, liberties and franchises, and all issues from the said
4 Mai'ch. By p.s.
Mbmbranb 24.
Dec. 7. Appointment, until 7 June, of Bichard Sutton to provide sea fish and
Westminster, fresh-water fish and other necessaries for the office of buyer of the household
and carriage for the same. By bill of the treasurer of the household!
862
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1464.
Nov. 8.
Wycombe.
Nov. 9.
Wycombe.
Nov. 8.
WycoBibe.
Dec. 4.
Westminster.
Membrane 24 — cont.
Grant to the king's servitor Richard HaAtjnges, esquire, and the heirs of
his body of the manors and lordships of Overton Quatremars, Godebj,
Cunston and Cotes by Lughborowe, co. Leicester, with the advowsons of
the churches of Overton Quatermars, Godeby and Cunston, all lands,
meadows, pastures, rents, reversions, services and possessions in Overton
Quatermars, Godeby, Cunston, Cotes, Overton Saucy, Osgatborp, Thurges-
ton, Wertbyngton and Whitwik, co. Leicester, a messuage, a virgate of land
and 3 acres of meadow in Hathern, co. Leicester, and a messuage, a virgate
of land and 2 acres of meadow in Iscley Walton, co. Leicester, late of John
Beaumont, esquire, in the king's hands by reason of an act of forfeiture in
Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. with all farms,
profits and revenues from 4 March, 1 Edward IV. and the reversion on the
death of Elizabeth, late the wife of the said John Beaumont, of the manors
and lordships of Little Bond on, co. Northampton and Wynterburne Maare-
ward, CO. Dorset, with the advowson of the church of the latter and all
lands, rents, sei-vices and possessions in Little Boudon and Wjrnterbnme
Maurewarde which she holds for life, with knights' fees, advowsons, wards,
marriages, reliefs, escheats, courts leet, views of frank-pledge, parks,
warrens, chaces, fairs, markets, waters, fisheries and all liberties and fran-
chises. By p.8.
Grant for life to the king's brother George, duke of Clarence, for the
better maintenance of his estate, of the manors and lordships of Stoke undre
Hampton, Melton Faucomberge, Stratton on le Vosse, Faryngton Ghomey,
Inglescombe, Midsomer Norton, Wydecombe, Welton, Laverton, a moiety
of the manors and lordships of Westharptreand Shipton Malet,co. Somerset)
the manor and lordship of Cory Malet, co. Somerset, and the manor and
lordship of Byme, co. Dorset, with all lands, messuages, meadows, feedings,
pastures, woods, waters, stanks, stews, mills, gardens, dove-cotes, rents,
services, reversions, courts leet, offices, views of frank-pledge, escheats,
knights' fees, advowsons, wards, marriages, scutages, reliefs, hundreds,
wapentakes, fines, amercements, forfeitures, fairs, markets, chaces, parks,
warrens, fisheries, wreck of sea, waifs, strays, chattels of felons, fugitives
and outlaws, return of writs and executions and all other liberties and fran-
chises, with all issues from Easter last ; and grant to him of the collation to
the mastership or custody of the hospital or college of St. Katharine by the
Tower, London, at its next voidance. By K.
Grant to Bichard Gotle, Robert Henlakiden, Bichard Pe3mawnt and
Williain Courthope of 20 marks due to the king from Elizabeth Fryer of
the parish of Batheresden, co. Kent, ' widowe ' because she did not appear
before John Gilford, Robert Martyn and Thomas Marshall, justices of the
peace in the county of Kent, at Canterbury on Tuesday after the Close of Easter,
4 Edward IV. nor on the Wednesday following to find security for keeping
the peace, and also of 10 marks due from each of William Steveday of
Canterbury, ' gentilman,' and John Welk of Estwell, co. Kent, * husbondmian,'
her mainpernors. By p.s.
Grant for life to Thomas Erdyngton, king's knight, and Jocosa his wife
of the manor or lordship of Bordesley, co. Warwick, and two closes con-
taining 200 acres of land in the same called ' le Heybernez ' alias ^ Mykell
Hey ' and * Litell Hey,' late of James, late earl of Wiltshire, and in the
king's hands by reason of an act of forfeiture in Parliament at Westminster,
4 November, 1 Edward IV, with knights' fees, wards, marriages, reliefs,
escheats, courts leet, views of frank-pledge, warrens, waters, fisheries and all
other profits, with all rents and revenues fiom 4 March, 1 Edward IV.
By p.s.
Grant and confirmation for life to Margaret, countess of Richemond, wife
of Henry Staiford, son of Humphrey, late duke of Buckingham, late the wife
of Edmund, earl of Richemond, and daughter and heir of John, late duke
4 EDWARD IV.— Pabt H. 363
1464. Membrane 24 — cent.
of Somerset, of the assignment made to her in dower bj letters patent dated
20 July, 37 Henry VI. of two parts of the manors of Kendale and Nether-
weresday with appurtenances in the counties of York, Lancaster and
Westmoreland and two parts of the lordship and manor of Bassyngbom and
the honor and baillage of Baberham with appurtenances in the counties
of Cambridge, Hertford and Essex, parcel of the lands of the said earl her
husband, with divers specified liberties, to hold the same with all issues from
4 March, 1 Edward IV. By p.s. and for 40s, paid in the hanaper.
I3ec. 10. Mandate to the escheator in the counties of Southampton and Wilt« for
Westminster, the restitution of the temporalities of the abbey of Wilton to Edith Barogh,
nun of the house, whose election as abbess B. bishop of Salisbury has con-
firmed, and whose fealty the king has taken. By p.s.
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
Somerset and Dorset.
Devon.
Kent.
Cornwall.
Writ de intendendo in pursuance to the tenants. By p.s.
Dec. 10. Pardon to Henry Waver, citizen and draper of London, late one of the
Westminster, collectors of the custom and subsidy of wools, bides and wool-fells, the petty
custom and the subsidy of tonnage and poundage in the port of Ipswich and
ports and places adjacent, and late one of the collectors of the petty custom
in the port of the city of London, of all offences committed by him and all
actions and demands, provided that these letters do not extend to the
exoneration of him from any accounts of his offices. By K.
Membranb 23.
Dec. 13. Commission to Kichard Harecourte, esquire, Thomas Stonour, esquire,
Westminster. John Stokes, esquire, Thomas Walron, William Marmyon, Humphrey
Forster and Geoffrey Kedwelly to enquire into the petition of John
Mervyn that whereas Robert Hungerford, knight, lord Hungerford of
Hey tresbury and Hametetcb, was seised of a moiety of the manor of Stoke
Mules, CO. Oxford, in his demesne as of fee and by a deed dated 1 October,
34 Henry VI. granted the said moiety to him for life, at a rent of 40ff.
to Margaret wife of the said Robert, or if she died to the said Robert, and
accordingly he was seised of the same and received the profits, and the
reversion of the said moiety descended to Robert Hungerford his son,
late lord Hungerford and Moleyns, and the latter was attainted of high
treason in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. and
it was ordained that he should forfeit all the possessions which he held on
4 March, 1 Edward IV. or had right of entry into in England, Ireland,
Wales and Calais or the marches of the same without the liberty of the
bishopric of Durham, viz. between the waters of Tyne and Tese and the
places called Norhamshire and Bedlyngtonshire, co. Northumberland, and
it was found by an inquisition taken at Thame, co. Oxford, on 1 1 April,
4 Edward IV. before John Austen, then escheator in the said county, and
returned to Chancery on 19 April, that John Carpenter, bishop of Worcester,
John, bishop of Lincoln, John Fortescu, John Baynton, knights, John
Say, esquire, Thomas Estyngton, John Pyers, Richard Ulseton, Gregory
Westby, John Mervyn and John Whyng were seised in their demesne as
of fee on the said 4 March of the moiety of the manor of Stoke Mules
ali(u Hungerford Maner in Stoke Moyles to the use of the said Robert,
lord Hungerford, and accordingly the said moiety was taken into the king's
hands by the said escheator on the said 1 1 April and the said John Mervyn
removed from possession, the king by letters patent dated 21 May,
4 Edward IV. granted the said moiety to John Dynbam, esquire, (with
364 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1464, Membrane 23 — cont.
I'emainder to Charles and Roger Djnham) who entered into and was seis<^
of ity but that the said bishops and others had no right in it nor was the
said Robert seised of it, but lie himself, the said John Mervyn, continued
his estate in it from the said 1 October to the said 11 April when he -was
ejected, wherefore he prays that justice may be done. By K.
Dec. 13. Commission to N'icholas Ayssheton, John Gifibrd, John Denys, Richard
Westminster. Denshill and Nicholas Hervey to enquire into a like petition of Mar-
garet late the wife of the said Robert Hungerford the elder that whereas
the latter was seised of the manors of Southpole, Harles'ton and Plymptre,
CO. Devon, and married her at Haythredesbury, co. Wilts, and after their
espousal enfeoffed John Carpenter, bishop of Worcester, John, viscount
Beamond, John Fortescu, John Bay n ton, knights, John Say, esquire,
Thomas Estyngton, John Peres, Richard Ulseton, Gregory Westby and
John Mervyn of the said manors, and these were seised of them and after
his death, viz. on 8 February, 39 Henry VI. assigned inter alia the said
manor of Plymptre to her for dower and she was seised of the same and
received the profits and continue<l her estate in it from 3 March, 37 Henry
VI. until 19 March, 4 Edward IV. and the said Robert the younger was
attf anted as above, and by letters patent dated 12 August, 3 Edward IV.
the king directed William Paulet, knight, John Clieyue of Pynne, Walter
Ralegh, John GifFord, Robert Stowell, John Siddenham the younger, John
More, John Denys and John Porter to enquire what possessions he held,
and it was found by an inquisition taken at Aisberton, co. Devon, on 10
March, 4 Edward IV. before the said Walter Ralegh and John Gifford and
returned to Chancery on 10 April that John Carpenter, bishop of Worcester,
John, bishop of Lincoln, John Fortescu, John Baynton, knights, John Say,
esquire, Thomas Estyngton, John Peres, Richard Ulfeton, Gregory Westby,
John Mervyn and John Whyng were seised on 4 March, 1 Edward IV. of
the said manor of Plymptre to the uae of the said Robert, and accordingly
it was taken into the king's hands on the said 19 March by Thomas Gille,
then eschsator in the county, and she was expelled from possession, the
king by letters patent dated 21 May, 4 Edward IV. granted it to the
above-mentioned John Dynham, esquire, as above but that the said bishops
and others had no right in it nor had the said Robert, but she continued her
estate in it until she was expelled, wherefore she prays that justice may be
done. By K.
Membrane 22.
Dec. 13. Commission to Nicholas Ayssheton, .lohn Gifford, Joha Denys, Richard
Westminster. Densehill and Nicholas Hervy to enquire into a like petition of Thomas
Hungerford, knight, son and heir of Robert, lord Hungerford and Moleyns,
and Anne his wife, daughter of Eleanor, countess of Northumberland, that
whereas John Carpenter, bishop of Worcester, John Fortescu, John
Baynton, knights, John Say, esquire, Thomas Estyngton, John Peres,
Richard Ulseton, chaplains, Gregory Westby and John Mervyn were seised
of the manors of Sutton Lucy, Colwell and Wolmeston, co. Devon, in their
demesne as of fee and by deed dated 16 October, 39 Hour}' VI., demised
them to the said Thomas and Anne and the heirs of their bodies, with
remainder to the said lord Hungerford and his heirs, and they were seised of
them and received the profits and continued their estate from the said
16 October until 19 March, 4 Edward IV. and the said lord Hungerford
was attainted as above, and it was found by the above-mentioned
inquisition taken at Aisberton, co. Devon, on 19 March before Walter
Ralegh and John Gifford by virtue of the above-mentioned letters patent
dated 12 August, 3 Edward IV. that John Carpenter, bishop of Worcester,
John, bishop of Lincoln, John Fortescu, John Baynton, knights, John Say,
esquire, IhomasEstyngton, John Peres, Richard Ulseton, Gregory Westby,
4 EDWARD IV.— Part II. . • 365
I464i. Metnhrane 22 — cont.
John Mervyn and John Whyng were seised on 4 March^ 1 Edward IV., of
the said manors to the use of the said Robert, lord Hungerford, and
accordingly the manors were taken into the king's hands by Thomas Gille,
then escheator in the county, and they were expelled from possession, the
king by letters patent dated 21 May, 4 Edward IV. granted the said manors
of Sutton Lucy and Colwyll or Colywyll to John Dynham, esquire, as above
but that the said bishops and others had no right in the manors after the said
demise nor hod the said Robert, lord Hungerford, nor anyone else but they
themselves, wherefore they pray that justice may be done. By K.
Dec. 13. Commission to Nicholas Ayssheton, Thomas Seint Maure, knight, John
Westminster. Siddeuham the elder, John Fitz James, Robert Stowell and John Bignell to
enquire into a like petition of the above-mentioned Thomas Hungerford,
knight, and Anne his wife that whereas John Stourton, knight, Edmund
Hungerford, knight, Andrew Huls, clerk, Arnold Hungerford, esquire,
Richard Chok, serjeant at law, Thomas Estyngton, John Pyers, clerks,
Thomas Tropenell, John Mervyn and John Touke were seised of the manor
of Maperton with its members of Halton and Clopton and the manor of
Suthcadbury, co. Somerset, with the advowson of the church of Suthcadbury
in their demesne as of fee and received the profits and by indenture dated
16 October, 39 Henry VI. demised the said manors to the above-mentioned
Robert, late lord Hungerford and Molyns, Richard Ulseton, clerk, and John
Whyng, * yoman,* for the life of the said Robert, with remainder to the said
Thomas and Anne and the heirs of their bodies, with remainder to the
right heirs of the said Robert, and these three were seised of the manors
in their demesne and received the profits and continued theii posses-
sion until 18 May, 4 Edward IV. on which day the said Robert died
at Newcastle on Tyne, co. Northumberland, and the manors remained to
the said Thomas and Anne, and the said Robert was attainted as above,
and the king by letters patent dated 26 March, 4 Edward IV. directed
William Paulett, knight, Walter Ralegh, John Gyfford, Robert Stowell,
John Sydenham the younger, John Denys and John Porter to enquire what
possessions he held in the said county, and it was found by an inquisition
taken at Cherd, co. Somerset, on 20 August, 4 Edward IV. before the said
Walter Rahgh and eTohn Sydenham and returned to Chancery on 31 August
that John Carpenter, bishop of Worcester, John, bishop of Lincoln, John
Fortescu, John Baynton, knights, John Say, esquire, Thomas Estyngton,
John Pyers, Richard Ulsexon, Gregory Westby, John Mervyn and John
Whyng were seised on 4 March, 1 Edward IV, of the said manors with the
advowson of the said church to the use of the said Robeit, aud accordingly
the manors were taken into the king's hands on the said 20 August by
Thomas Maunsell, then escheator in the said county of Somerset, the king
by letters patent dated 1 October, 4 Edward IV. granted them to John
Dynham, esquire, as above, but that the said bishops and others were not
scise<l of the said manors but tlint they remained to themselves as above,
wherefore they pray that justice may be done. By K.
Mbmbranb 21.
Dec. 13. Commission to Nicholas Ayssheton, John GyfTord, John Denys, Richard
Westminster. Denshill and Nicholas Hervy to enquire into a like petition of John
Carpenter, bishop of Worcester, John Baynton, knight, John Say, esquire,
Thomas Estyngton, John Peres, Richard Ulseton, Gregory Westby and
John Mervyn that whereas Robert Hungerford, knight, of Hayghtredes-
bury and Hamctethy was seised of the manors of Southpole and Harleston
and the third part of the manor of Wekecobeham, co. Devon, in his
demesne as of fee and on 3 March, 37 Henry VI. enfeoffed the said com-
plainants and John, viscount Beaumont^ now deceased, and John Fortescu
366 CALENDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1464. Membrane 21 — cant.
of the same to the use of Margaret Hungerford his wife for her life, and
they were seised of the same and received the profits, and afterwards and
before 4 March, 1 Edward IV. the said viscomit died and the survivors
continued their estate in the same until 4 November, 1 Edward lY. when
Eobert, lord Hungerford and Molejns, son of the said Robert, and the said
John Fortescu were attainted of high treason bj the act aforesaid as above,
and it was ordained in the said act that the estates of all persons not
attainted should be untouched, and the said petitioners and the said
Margaret wore not attainted, and the said petitioners were seised of the
above continuously until 19 March, 4 Edward IV. when it was found by
the above-mentioned inquisition taken at Aysberton, co. Devon, by virtue
of the above-mentioned letters patent dated 12 August, 3 Edward IV. that
the said petitioners and John, bishop of Lincoln, John Fortescu and
John Whyn^ were seised of the said manors and third part to the use of
the said Robert, late lord Hungerford, and the same were accordingly taken
into the king's hands by Thomas GiUe, then escheator in the county, on
the said 19 March, the king by letters patent dated 21 May, 4 Edward IV.
granted the said manors and third part to John Dynham, esquire, contrary
to right) as shown above, wherefore they pray that justice may be done.
ByK.
Mbmbrane 20.
June 30. Ordinance, on account of the dissensions that arise between the citizens of
Pontefract. York, for the election of a mayor of the city in the following manner.
The existing mayor shall on 14 Januaiy, the vigil of St. Maur, summon all
the searchers of every mistery within the city and liberty to cause all the
workers of their misteries to appear personally in the Gkiildhall on the
following day for the election of a mayor for the ensuing year; and
the workers thus assembled shall nominate two aldermen of the city, neither
of whom shall have been twice mayor or mayor for ^yi^ years previously,
and the names of these shall be presented in writing to the mayor, aldermen
and council by the recorder, the senior sheriff and the common clerk. The
mayor and each alderman and councillor shall then secretly declare his
choice of the two to the said recorder, sheriff and clerk, and the one of the
two with most votes shall be declared elected mayor on the feast of
St. Blaise following for one jear, the existing mayor choosing in case of
equality, and shall hold his office until the tenth hour before noon on the
next feast of St. Blaize. IFoedera.] By K.
1465.
Feb. 6. Grant to the king's brother George, duke of Clarence, and the heirs of
Weatminster. his body of the manor and lordship of Hunspyll Maryse with its members,
CO. Somerset, with knights' fees, advowsons, parks, warrens, chaces, forests
and all liberties, franchises, courts leet, views of frank-pledge, customs and
profits. By K,
March 8. Grant to William Herbert, king's knight, lord Herbert, and the heirs of
Westminster, his body, for his good service against Henry VI. late pretended king of
England, and Henry^ duke of Exeter, Jaspar, earl of Pembroke, James,
earl of Wiltshire, and other rebels and the conquering of divers castles,
towns, fortalioes and territories held by them in Wales, of the honour, castle,
manor and borough of Dunster, the manor of Mynhede, the manor and
hundred of Carhampton, the manors of Culveton, Estcantok or Cantoke-
shede and Iveton, two messuages, 209 acres of land and 24 acres of meadow
in Caynesford and Waget, 14 messuages, a toft, 3 carucates and 200 acres
of land, 41 acres of meadow, 60 acres of pasture and l^d. rent in Exton,
Vexford, Rixen, Stokegomer, Huysshe by Heybrygge, Ootheleston, Lytyll
Carhampton and Kadlot, and a messuage and a carucate of land in Wybwyll
4 EDWARD IV.— Pabt IL 307
14i65. Membrane 20 — cont.
or Wibbilly all in the county of ScmerBet, the manors of Chilton and Blan-
combe, co. Devon, and the manors of Stonehall and Wodhall, co. Suffolk, late
of James Loterell, knight, and iu the king's bands bj reason of his forfeiture
and bj virtue of an act of forfeiture in Parliament at Westminster, 4
November, 1 Edward lY. with all franchises, liberties, courts, jurisdictions,
leets, views of frank-pledge, hundreds, fairs, markets, parks, stews, warrens,
knights' fees, services, rents, advowsons, wreck of sea and other profits,
with all issues from 30 December, 39 Henry VI. ; and grant that he and his
said heirs may have a market weekly on Tuesdays at the town of Mynhede
and a fair there yearly on the vigil, the feast, and the morrow of SS. Philip
and James with courts, tolls and all jurisdictions. By K.
1464. Membrane 19.
Dec. 17. Grant to Bobert Constable of Flaymburgh, knight, and the heirs male of
Westminster, his body of the mauor or lordship of Howsom with couits, rents, services
of free tenants, tenants at will, and bondmen there with the advowson of
the abbey of Kirkeham, co. York, in the king's hands by reason of an act
in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV., against Thomas
Boos, knight, late lord of Boos, and the manor or lordship of Hesell with ' le
ferry ' and the passages there with courts, rents, services of free tenants,
tenants at will, and bondmen in the county of Kyngeston on Hull and the
hamlet of Paddokthorp with all woods, lands and tenements in the county of
the city of York, in the king's hands by reason of an act as above against
William Tallboys, knight, with knights' fees and advowsons, with all issues
from 4 March, I Edward IV. By p.s.
Dec 15. Grant to the king's servitor Thomas Mongomery, knight, whom the
Westminster, king has raised to the order of knighthood for his good service against the
rebels, and the heirs male of his body of the manor or lordship of Salden or
Saldeyn with its members, the manor of Donyngton or Donton, the manor
of Westorchard in the town of Hertwell and the parish of Stone, the manor
of Stone called Seyntclere Maner alias Bracy Maner, a messuage, two tofts
and 12 vii'gates of land in Morton in the parish of Donton, a messuage,
7 virgates of land, 30 acres of meadow and 20 acres of pasture in Parmer,
and two tofts and 5 virgates of land in Walderuge, all in the county of
Buckingham, late of Bobert Whityngham, knight, and in the king's hands by
reason of an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV.
with knights' fees, advowsons, wards, marriages, reliefs, escheats, courts leet,
views of frank-pledge, parks, warrens, fairs, markets, liberties, franchises,
hidages, beaupleader, silver called ^ frith silver ' and ' hedesilver,' and all
other profits, and all revenues from 4 March, 1 Edward IV.; and also a
tenement which James Welles, draper, now holds in Bradstrete in the
parish of St. Christopher by lez Stokkes, London, situated between the
church of St. Christopher and the churchyard on the west, the rectory of the
church on the north, a tenement pertaining to the church on the east and
the highway of Bradstrete on Uie south, a messuage with two tenements
annexed in the parish of St. Peter le Poor, London, between a tenement per-
taining to the church of St. Thomas of Aeon, London, and the tenements
and gardens of Ellas David on the west, the common hall and tenements and
gardens pertaining to the commonalty of the art of Talugh Chaundelers,
London, on the east and north and the highway of Bradstrete on the south,
which Peter Morysson, merchant, holds at farm, and another messuage
which Thomas Ougle, ' carpenter,' holds at farm situated in the parish of
St. Peter, ComhuU, London, between the common hall of the art of
Tailors and a tenement pertaining to the fraternity of St. John Baptist of
the same art on the west and north, a tenement of Valentine Dryland on the
south and the highway there on the east, late of the said Bobert
368 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
J464*. Membrane 19 — cont»
Whjtjngham and in the king's hands as ahove, and all revenues from the
same from 4 March, 1 Edwai5 IV. By K.
Dec. 21. General pardon to William Tuffyn, alias Tuffen, * joman.* By K.
WeRtminster.
Dec. 13. Commission to Nicholas AysshetOD, John Gifford, John Denys, Richard
Westminster. Densehill and Nicholas Hervy to enquire into a petition of John Car-
penter, bishop of Worcester, John Baynton, knight, John Say, Thomas
Estyngton, John Peres, Richard Ulfeton, Gregory AVestby and John
Mervyn that whereas Robert Hungerford, knight, lord of Haythredesbury
and Hametethy, was seised of the advowson of the church of Dupeford,
CO. Devon, in time of peace in the time of Henry VI. and presented
Peter Courteney, his clerk, to the same cliurch, who was inducted and
received the fruits thereof, and by deed dated 3 May, 37 Henry VI.,
granted the said advowson to the said petitioners and John, viscount
Beaumont, now deceased, and John Fortescu to hold for the use of Margaret
Hungerford his wife, who is still living, for her life, and they were seised of
the same, and afterwards and before 4 March, 1 Edward IV. the said
viscount died and the survivors continued their estate in the same until
4 November, 1 Edward IV. when Robert, late lord Hungerford and
Aloleyns, son of the said Robert, and the said John Fortescu were attainted
of high treason as is mentioned above (see p. 363), but the said petitioners
and the said Margaret were not attainted, and the said petitioners were
seised of the said advowson continuously from the said 4 November until
19 March, 4 Edward IV. when it was found by an inquisition taken at
Aisberton, co. Devon, on the said 19 March by virtue of letters patent dated
12 August, 3 Edward IV. (see p. 364) that the said petitioners and John,
bishop of Lincoln, John Fortescu and John Whyng were seised of the said
advowson to the use of the said Robert, late lord Hungerford, the said
advowson was accordingly taken into the king's hands on the said 19 March
by Thomas Gille, then escheator in the county, and they were removed from
possession, contrary to right, as is shown above, wherefore they pray that
justice may be done. By K.
Mbmbranb 18.
Dec. 13. Commission to Nicholas Ayssheton, Thomas Seyntmaure, knight, John
Westminster. Sidnam the elder, John FitzJames, Robert Stowell and John Bignell to
enquire into a like petition of Margaret late the wife of Robert Hun-
gerford, knight, lord of Hungerford, Heythredesbury and Hametethy,
that whereas the latter was seised of the manor of Wotton Courtenay, co.
Somerset, and married her at Haythredesbury, co. Wilts, and after their
espousal enfeoffed John Carpenter, bishop of Worcester, John, viscount
Beaumond, John Fortescu, John Baynton, knights, John Say, esquire,
Thomas Estyngton, John Peres, Richard Ulseton, Gregory Westby and
John Mervyn of the said manor, and they were seised of it and after his
death, viz. on 8 February, 38 Henry VI. assigned it to her for dower and
she entered into it and was seised of it and received the profits and continued
her estate in it from the said 3 March, 37 Henry VI. until 20 August, 4
Edward IV. and Robert, late lord Hungerford and Moleyns, son of the said
Robert, was attainted as above, and it was found by an inquisition taken at
Charde, co. Somerset, on the said 20 August by virtue of letters patent date<l
26 March, 4 Edward IV. (see p. 365) that John Carpenter, bishop of
Worcester, John, bishop of Lincoln, John Fortescu, John Baynton, knights,
John Say, esquire, Thomas Estyngton, John Pyers, Richard Ulseton,
Gregory Westby, John Mervyn and John Whyng were seised of the said
manov of Wotton Courtenay or Worton Courtenay to the use of the said
Robert, late lord Hungerford, and accordingly it was taken' into the king's
hands on the said 20 August by Thomas Maunsell, then escheator in the
4 EDWARD IV.— Paet II. 369
1464. Membrane 18 — cont.
county, and she was expelled from possession, the king by letters patent
dated 1 October, 4 Edward IV. granted it to John Dynham, esquire, but
that neither the said bishops and others nor anyone else but she herself had
any right in it after the said assignment, wherefore she prays that justice
j may be done. By K.
Mbmbranb 17.
Dec. 12. Grant to the king's servitor Balph Hastynges, one of the esquires of the
Wei^tminfiter. body, and his heirs and assigns of a tenement called * le Kay * in the town of
Norhampton, another tenement in the same town in a street called 'le Gold-
strete * in the occupation of John Irthyngbourgh, the manor of Shankton,
CO. Leicester, a close called ' Hardewyk Clos ' in the parish of Shankton
aforesaid containing 300 acres of land, the manor of Napton, co. Warwick,
a messuage, 30 acres of land and 5 acres of pasture in Napton aforesaid,
the manor or lordship of Grendons aUou Valens in Great Shelford, co.
Cambridge, with appurtenances in Trumpyngton, Grauncestre, Newenham,
Baburham, Wittelesford Brigge, Hartescote and elsewhere in the county,
the manor of Boteshamlode, co. Cambridge, a messuage, 100 acres of land,
20 acres of meadow and 40 acres of pasture in Swapham and Bulbech, co.
Cambridge, a messuage and 100 acres of land called ' Horspath ' in Wercham,
CO. Berks, a tenement in Synyngwell, co. Berks, a moiety of the manor or
lordship of Cobelyngton, co. Buckingham, a moiety of the manor of Stukeley,
CO. Buckingham, a moiety of the manor of Chemelscote, co. Buckingham, a
moiety of the manor of Lynchelade with appurtenances in Southcote and
elsewhere in the same county, and the manors of Lathebury and Stonton
Barry, co. Buckingham, late of William Vaux or Yaws, knight, in the king's
hands by reason of an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1
I Edward IV. and two tenements, 100 acres of ^land and 10 acres of meadow
I in Stonton Barry aforesaid, AO acres of land and 8 acres of meadow in Brad-
' well, CO. Buckingham, and two tenements and 3 virgates of land in
I Wendlyngbourgh, co. Northampton, late of Thomas Tresham, knight, and
in the king's hands by reason of the act aforesaid, with knights' fees,
advowsons, courts leet, views of frank-pledge, parks, warrens chaces, fairs,
markets, waters, fisheries, liberties, franchises and all profits; grant to him
and Anne his wife and his heirs of the manor or lordship of Great
Harowedon, co. Northampton, with members and appurtenances in Little
Harowcdon, Orlyngbere, Isham, Holcote, Cranesley and elsewhere in the
same county, the manor or lordship of Wilby, co. Northampton, with
members and appurtenances in Earl's Barton, Great Dodyngton, Wendlyng-
bourgh and elsewhere in the same county, the manor or lordship of Horpoll,
CO. Northampton, and the manors and lordships of Chevynston and Carleton
and the manors of Clopham and Okelef , co. Bedford^ late of the said William
and in the king's hands as above, with knights' fees, advowsons, courts leet,
views of frank-pledge, warrens, chaces, fairs, markets, fisheries, liberties,
franchises and all profits ; and grant to him of all issues from the above from
4 March, 1 Edward IV. By K
Nov. 8. Licence for the acquisition in mortmain, after inquisition, by the dean
Wycombe, and chapter of the cathedral church of St. Andrew, Wells, of 40/. worth
yearly of lands, tenements or rents, not held in chief, from Thomas, bishop
of Bath and Wells, or other persons, to do certain works of piety for the
safety of his soul and the souls of his parents and benefactors according to
his ordinance or the ordinance or other grantors.
By p.s. and for 140/. paid in the hanaper.
Memorandum. On 8 Nocembery 8 Henry VIL^ they acquired from
Th, Ustewate and Richard Isham the manor and advowton of Alwarton^
to the value of 10 marks yearly^ in part scUisfacHon,
u 86014. A A
370 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1464. Membrane 17 — cont.
Dec. 19. Presentation of Thomas Jenkyn, pai*son of the parish chnrch of St.
Westminiter. Martio, Netherwent, in the diocese of Llandaff, to the parish church of
Stratton on the Foss, in the diocese of Bath and Wells, on an exchange of
benefices with William Britte.
Dec. 19. Appointment of Master William Say, dean of the cathedral church of
Westminster. St. Paul, London, Thomas Chicheley, archdeacon of Canterbury, John
Flemmyng, one of the king's chaplains, and John Scott, knight, John
Denham, esquire, and Thomas Colt, king's councillors, as receivers of the
subsidy g^ranted to the king by the clergy of the provinces of Canterbury
and York at the exhortation of Thomas, archbishop of Canterbury, and
William, late archbishop of York, to be by him presented to the pope for
his aid and relief against the tyranny and cruelty of the Grand Turk, with
authority to summon the collectors of the subsidy and acquit them of sums
collected. By K.
1465.
Feb. 15. Grant to the king's tenants and residents within the borough or town of
Westmintter. Wendover, co. Buckingham, of two fairs yearly witliin the said )>orough or
town, vis. on the vigil, feast and morrow of St. Matthew the Apostle and
the vigil, feast and morrow of SS. Philip and James, Apostles, with courts
and all jurisdictions, liberties and profits ; and confirmation to them of a
market which they have always had weekly on Thursdays within the said
town or borough, with all liberties and franchises.
By K. and for 20«. paid in the hanaper.
1464. MSMBRANBS 16 AND 15.
Aug. 13. Indenture between the king and William, lord Hastynges, his chamber-
Stamford, lain, ordaining the latter master and worker of the moneys of gold and
silver and keeper of the ^ eschaunge and outechaunge ' in the Tower of
London in England and Ireland and the town and marches of Calais. He
shall make three kinds of gold money, one piece ' rennyng for Ss. 4d. ster-
ling ' which shall be called the noble of gold, of which there shall be 50 in
the pound of the weight of the Tower, and pieces of 4s. 2d, and 2s. Id,
sterling in like manner ; and every pound weight of the Tower of the said
moneys shall be worth 20/. I6s, Sd, and shall be of 23 carats 3^ grains fine :
of the which moneys the king shall have of every pound weight 50^., whereof
the warden, controller, clipper of the irons and clerk of the coins shall have
their fees at the hands of the warden, and the said master shall take for his
^forking of the coins and expenses of every pound weight I2d, and for the
lack of every pound lOd. only and the moneyers shall take for their labour
and waste 6^. of every pound only, and there shall remain to the merchant
of every pound of fine gold and clean which he putteth to coin 18/. 6s: Sd,
by number. The master shall be allowed at the assay a variation of the
alloy of the eighth part of a carat in the pound, to be called * remedye,' but
otherwise shall melt and reforge defective money at his own cost. He shall
make five kinds of silver money, a pound of which shall be worth 3Ts, Gc/.,
viz. a piece of 4d. which shall be called a * grote,' of which there shall be
1 12^ in the pound aforesaid, and pieces of half a ' grote,' a penny called a
* sterling,' a halfpenny and a farthing in like manner ; and every pound of
silver money shall weigh 1 1 ounces 2d, of sterlings of the weight of fine silver
and 18 pennyweights of alloy, every penny containing 24 grains. Of
every such pound, tne king shall have 4s, 6d,, whereof the inaster shall have
over the wages of the warden, clipper of the irons and other officers aforesaid
clearly 6d, by number, and for the lack of every pound 2d. and the moneyers
shall have for plating, blanching, coining and waste 6fif., and there shall
remain to the merchant S3s, The * rem<Sye * shall be 2d, weight in every
pound. Before issue of the whole sum made a noble's value in every 10
4 EDWARD IV.— Pabt IL 371
1464. Membranes 16 and 15— con^.
pounds of gold and 28. value in every 100 pounds of silver, shall be put in
a box sealed with the seals of the warden, master and controller and shut
with three keys of which they each shall have one, and the said box shall
be put in a coffer for safe keeping and opened every three months upon
reasonable warning before certain lords of the council in the presence of the
warden and master, at Westminster, and assay made by fire or touch.
The master shall make a privy mark upon all moneys made by him and
shall take gravers to grave the irons and the irons when they be clipped
shall be delivered to the warden, and the clipper of the irons shall not
clip elsewhere but in one house within the Tower. He shall x^eceive
gold and silver brought to the Tower at its true value, and in case of doubt
the king's assayers shall determine the truth, for which two stones called
' touchez ' and also ' nedlez ' of gold shall be provided, and the balances
and weights shall be amended from time to time. No money or bullion
shall be taken out of the realm, except by special leave of the king, and no
false or counterfeit money brought in under pain of forfeiture. The king
confirms to the master and workers and other officers of the said mints all
the charters granted to the moneyers, who shall be ready to do their work
at all times, and the master shall have all liberties and franchises as is
contained in a patent made 6 August, 1 Edward IV. to the master and
workers of the mint of Ireland, except that the irons shall be graven within
the Tower always keeping the print with a * scripture * to teU where the
moneys be made as it is in all other places. And the said lord Hastings is
ordained master of the ^ eschaunges and outchaunges ' in England, Ireland
and Calais to be held in open places and high streets and shall pay for such
*' eschaunge ' good and true money, and shall bring all the gold and silver
that he receives into the Tower to be made into money. Ajid no person
shall hold common exchange, privy or ' appert,' on pain of the forfeiture
contained in the statute ot 25 Edward HI. of which forfeiture the said mas-
ter shall have \2d, in the pound. And for the performance of the covenants
aforesaid the said master has made oath in Chiuicery and has found borrows
in 100/. each, viz. Balph Hastynges of Kerby, co. Leicester, * squyer,'
Averay Corneburght, ' squyer,' William Stephens of London, ' gentilman,'
Edmund Shawe, Eobert Hill, < goldsmythez,' Robert Broune, ' iremonger,'
and Hugh Brice, * goldesmyth, citizens of London. English By p.s.
Membrane 15 — eofi^.
Dec. 1. Grant to Thomas Burgh, knight, and the heirs male of his body of the
Westminster, manors of Crofte, Thorpe, Golthawe or Oolthaugh, and Skelynghoup or
Skeldynghope with their members and the manors of Faldjmgworth and
Sotby, all in the county of Lincoln, late of John Tailboys, esquire, John Lang-
• holme, William Coot, Walter Tailboys and others to the use of William Tailboys
late of Southkyme, knight, and all lands and possessions in Crofte, Thorp,
Galthawe or Qolthaugh, Skellynghoupe, Faldyngworth, Sotby, Ingolmeles,
Wynthorpe, Bray toft, Irby, Burgh in the Merssh, Skegneys, Waynflete,
Friskeney, Feresby by Braytof t, Fristhorpe, Wykenbv, Bolyngton, Langton,
Wragby, Carlton" PaneD, Scalby, Croxby, Hakthorpe, Northikham,
Southikham, Bultam and Bracebigge or elsewhere in the said county late
of the said William Tailboys or of anyone else to his use, in the king's hands
by reason of an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1
Edward IV. and the manor of Colham Gardyn with its members, 6& acres
of land, 18 acres of pasture and 6 acres of meadow in Colham aforesaid,
8 acres of meadow called Ruddesworth Medowe vnthin the parish of Stan-
weU, two messuages or tenements, 80 acres of land and 10 acres of pasture
in Westdrayton and two messuages or tenements, 16 acres of land and 4 acres
of meadow in Woxbrigge, all in the county of Middlesex, late of William
W^aynsford or Wandesford late of London, esquire, in the king's hands by
▲ A 2
372 CAJiENDAE OF PATENT ROLLS.
X464. Membrane 15— con/.
virtue of the act afoi'esud, to hold with knights' fees, adyowsons, courts leet,
views of frank-pledge, parks, warrens, chaces, fairs, markets and all other
profits bj the service of one knight's fee, and all issues of the same from
4 March, 1 Edward IV. By p.s.
1465.
Feb 5. Grant to Richard Herbert, knight, and the heirs male of his body of the
Westminster, manors of Grove, Radenore, Mookas, Brutescourt, Throuckeston, Westhide,
Egelton, Redehire, Howton and Wormeton Tirell, co. Hereford, 19 mes-
suages, 180 acres of land, 44 acres of meadow and 80 acres of pasture in
Hereford, Dorston, Dewchurch, Deweswall and Moraston, co. Hereford, and
the manors of Lassyngton or Lastyngton, Netherley and Eg^eworth, co.
Gloucester, late of John Skjdemore or Scudamoure, knight, in the king's
hands by reason of his forfeiture and by virtue of an act in Parliament at
Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. and the manor of Monyngton in
Stradell Vale, a moiety of the manor of Eton Tregoys, and 10 messuages, a
fulling mill, 100 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow and an acre of wood in
Dorston, Turneston, Vouchirche, Petirchirche, Aunebury and Bromeyerd,
all in the county of Hereford, and a messuage, 24 acres of land, 2 acres of
meadow and an acre of wood in Ewyas Lacy in the march of Wales of the
said county adjacent, late of Thomas FitzHarry late of Hereford, esquire,
in the king's hands by reason of his forfeiture and by virtue of the act
aforesaid, with franchises, liberties, jurisdictions, leets, courts, views of
frank-pledge, hundreds, fairs, markets, parks, stews, warrens, knights' fees,
rents, services, farms, advowsons and other appurtenances, to hold by the
same rents and services as they were held by before 4 March, 1 Edward
lY. with all issues from that date. By p.s.
lAOA Membrane 14.
Nov. 23. Grant to Thomas Fulford, knight, and his heirs and assigns of the lord-
Westminster, ship and manor of Marwynchurch, co. Cornwall, the reversion of the
lordship and manor of Great Morton with its members, co. Cornwall, and
of all messuages, lands, rents and services in Westputford and Bukkyssh,
CO. Devon, which Elizabeth late the wife of Baldwin Fulford, knight,
holds to herself and the heirs of their bodies, the reversion of the manors of
Durneford, Hokehatte and Storigge, co. Devon, which Robert Burton holds
for life, the reversion of all messuages, lands, rents and services in Asshbary,
Donsland, Combe, Wigdon and Elake, co. Devon, which William Cary and
Alice his wife hold in tail, all messuages, lands and possessions in West*
sprayhele, Lotterigge, Tekebeare, Bowton, Strattcm, Efford, Stonlond,
Bythestrond, Coletou, Pynchelegh, Ketelegh, Marshallislond, Crabhay,
Borecote, Pennalyn, Cardinan, Weke St. Marie, Braddorigge and Bename,
CO. Cornwall, the third part of the manor of Parkam, co. Devon, and all
messuages, lands and possessions in Widefeld, Meldon, Yoldych, Folle,
Okehampton, Madford, Westbowdon, CokiswiU, Asbedde, Rouborugh,
Boryngton, Abbettesham, Hallisbury, Cliffordcorbyn, Langlegh, Exeter,
Melhuwis, Fulford, Lustenesdon, Smythcote, Furslegh, Owelhole, Wisdoms,
Westwatirlond, Spicer, Rubhay, Ferantes, Brokedon, Dunsford, Crokkerne-
will, Lampford, Haske, Parkerigge, Merssh, Belston, Deakisbeare, Huddes-
don, Goldeworthy, Hertlond, Welcombe, Bradworthy, Litelwere, Brixton,
Bulkeworthy, Mattokiswill, Moddelegh, Holecombe, the park of Fulford,
Beuworthy, Braddeston, Danyelslond, and Eston, co. Devon, with advow-
sons, knights' fees, franchises, liberties, hundreds, courts leet, views of
frank-pledge, fairs, markets, warrens, with all profits, in the king's handa
by the forfeiture of Baldwin Fulford, knight, his father, whose heir he is,
and by reason [of an act of Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1
Edward IV. By K.
4 EDWARD IV.— Part II.
873
1464.
Nov. 23.
WestmioBler.
Nov. 8.
Wycombe.
Nov. 9.
Wycombe.
Nov. 9
Wycombe.
Membrane 14 — cont
Grant for life to the king's servant Nicholas Gajnesford, one of the
ushers of the king's chamber, of the offices of keeping the king's park and
warren of Odiam with wages of 3d, dailj, viz. 2d. for the custodj of the
park, and Id. for the custody of the waiTen as allowed in the Great Roll of
2 Richard II. to William Frest in the debit of Bernard Brocas, knight, out of
the issues of the lordship or manor of Odiam at the hands of the bailiffs or
farmers or other occupiers of the same or the sheriff of the county of
Southampton, with all other profits, in lieu of a grant to him of the custody
of the park by letters patent dated 22 April, 1 Edward IV. surrendered ;
and grant to him of 10 marks out of the said issues as regard, because he has
received no wages since the said 22 April. By p.s.
The like to the said Nicholas of 2J. daily from the said issues from the
said 22 April as wages of the office of porter of the king's castle of Odyham,
which office was granted to him for life by letters patent of that date ; as
although in the fourth roU of Edward I. viz. in the third roll of the
accounts in the debit of Ralph de Sandwico, 2d. daily were allowed for the
for the wages of the porter, as appears by record in the Exchequer, never-
theless it has not been found that these wages have been allowed since
the time of Edward I. and so he fears that he will have no payment.
ByK.
Grant to Thomas, bishop of Bath and Wells, and his successors, of all
fines, ransoms, amercements and forfeited issues from the denn or dean and
chapter and all canons, vicars and ministers of the cathedral church of St.
Andrew, Welbi, the prior and convent and monks of St. Peter, Bath, and
all tenants and residents on the lands, possessions and fees of the said
bishop, dean and chapter and prior and convent before the king in
Chancery, his justices, the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer, the
steward .and marshal of the household and all other his officers and
ministers. He and his tenants and residents within the said lands and fees
shall be quit of toll throughout the realm, ai^ nothing shall be taken of
their corn and other goods by the officers and ministers of the king against
their will. He shall have goods and chattels of felons, fugitives and
outlaws, return of writs and summons, and dcodand and treasure irove
within the said lands and fees, and no sheriff, bailiff or other minister of
the king shall enter therein. He shall have cognisance of all pleas touching
lands and tenements and all pleas of debt, trespass and other contracts
within the city and liberty of Wells, and full power to hear and determine
cases within the same as have the justices of the peace or of labourers in
the county of Somerset. And he shall have all goods called wreck of sea on
the sea coast witliin bis hundred of Wynterstoke and full power to hear and
determine such cases within the said hundred and the liberty of the same as
could be heard and determined before the king's admiral, and no admiral of
the king shall enter therein to exercise his office of the adhiiralty.
By p.s. and for 20s. paid in the hanaper.
Vacated because elsexohere below,
I'ardou to John Cheyne, knight, late of the Isle of Shepey, co. Kent,
late sheriff of Kent, late purveyor and buyer of victuals for the town of
Calais and the marches of the same and keeper of the habiliments of war
and ordnance of the same, surveyor of the works of repair cf the bank
called Risebank and the tower there, and purveyor, buyer, receiver and
keeper of the victuals, artillery, armour and equipment for the defence of
the town of Calais, of all treasons, felonies and other offences committed
by him and all debts, accounts and arrears due from him. By ps.
Pardon to Thomas de la Mare of Aldermaston, co. Berks, esquire, one of
the mainpernors of John Curteys, chaplain, of 20/. due from him because
he did not bring the said John to Oxford before Richard Byngham and
374 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1464. Membrane 14 — cont,
Richard Chok, justices of assize and gaol delivery in the connty of Berksy on
a certain day, as appears in the extract of amercements forfeited on llonday
after St. V^entine, 1 Edward IV. before the said justices delivered at the
Exchequer ; as the said John died before the said (kty, and the said Thomas
on that day and long before was absent on the king^s business beyond seatt
by the king*s command, and so could not appear to allege the said death of
the said John. By K.
Nov. 8. Pardon to the king's servant Christopher Worsley, esquire, and Joan
Wycombe, late the wife of Edward Broke, knight, lord of Cobham, tenant in chief, for
their trespass in intermarrying without lience. By K.
Mbmbbanb 13.
March 15. General pardon to John Smyth at the Birge late of Saham, co. Cambridge,
Westminster. < husbondman,' John Derby son of William Derby late of the same,' husbond-
man,' Thomas Reeve the elder late of the same, ^ husbondman/ William
Makrowe, late of the same, ' husbondman/ John Reyner late of the same,
' smyth/ Simon Gore, late of the same, ^ faK)cher,' John Wythe late of the
same, ' husbondman/ John Richeman late of the same, ' taillour,' William
Palfryman late of the same, * husbondman,' Andrew Tebaude late of the
same, ^ husbondman,' Thomas Coke late of the same, ' husbondman,' Henry
Beche late of the same, ^ husbondman,' Richard Makrowe or Makerowe
late of the same, ' husbondman/ John Keverell late of the same, ' carpynter,'
John Hunden, late of the same, ' taillour/ John Overmedowe, late of the
same, * husbondman/ William Spore late of the same, ^ husbondman,' John
Makerowe late of the same, ' husbondman/ Ralph Phyppe late of the same,
' husbondman,' William Hunden late of the same, ' husbondman/ Thomas
Dolyngeham late of Wykyn, co. Cambridge, * bocher,' Thomas Dygry ve of
Ely, CO. Cambridge, *■ husbondman,' William Hay late of Ely, ' laborer/
John Smyth atte Hill late of Saham aforesaid, ' husbondman,' G^rge Ker
late of Ely, ' husbondman/ John Mower the younger late of the same,
' taillour/ John Troys late of the same, ' taillour,' Clement Roos late of the
same, ' husbondman,' John Whithed late of the same, ' wever/ John Boogge
late of the same, Myer/ Alan Barker late of the same, 'laborer/ Henry
B$irker, late of the same, ' barker,' Walter Wever late of the same,
' wever,' John Browne late of the same, ' laborer/ William Rogers late of
the same, ' brewer,' Thomas Roger late of the same, ' laborer,' William
Claybum late of the same, 'wever,' John Dye^ryve late of the same,
* laborer/ John Sly late of Saham, ' clerk,* John Welyoe or Welles late of
Sneylewell, co. Cambridge, 'husbondman,' William Crosse late of Fordham,
CO. Cambridge, ' husbondman,' John Gore late of the same, ' husbondman/
Thomas Gore late of the same, ' laborer,' John Wake, late of the same, ' hus-
bondman,' and Thomas Palmer, late of Ely, ' parieshclerk.' By p.s.
April 13. Grant for life to John Pilkyngton, one of the esquires of the body, of the
Westminster, office of constable of the king's castle of Wykelowe in Ireland, with the
accustomed wagee of the office and of the soldiers in the castle of the issues
of the lordship or manor of Newcastle by Lyouns in Ireland and of the fee
farm of Chapelizod, Lexlepe and Salmon Leap. By p.s.
April 14. Grant for life to William Elys, for his good service to the king in the
Westminster, marches of Scotland, of the custody of the passage of the water of Sulwath
there with the accustomed fees, formerly granted for life to Richard
Coldale by letters patent dated 2 November, 1 Edward IV. surrendered.
By p.s.
April 15. Licence for Laurence, bishop of Durham, to go about his own business
Westminster, and dwell where he pleases within the realm for three years and be excused
from attendance in FarUament or council for that time \_Fcedera.'\ By p.s.
4 EDWARD IV.— Pakt II. 875
1464, Membrane 13 — cent.
April 17. Mandate to John Fogge, knight, treasurer of the household, John Scotte,
Westminster, knight, controller of the household, and Thomas Colte to permit Laurence
, Bothe, bishop of Durham, to enter int<f and occupy the temporalities of his
I bishopric, the custody of which was granted to them by letters patent
dated 28 December, 2 Edward IV. [Fcedera,'] By p.s.
A pril 27. Gteneral pardon to John Lamport late of Sundrissh, co. Kent, ' draper,'
Westminster, of all offences committed by him before 25 April. By p.s.
The like to Robert Chestre late of Sundry sbh, co. Kent^ * corveser.'
By p.8.
May 7. Gbwnt for life to the king's servitor John Kendale of the office of one of
Westminster, the rangers within the king's forest of Dene, co. Gloucester, receiving fees
as in the time of Edward III. from the issues of the county of Gloucester,
with all other profits. By p.s.
March 18. Pardon to John Flegge of Herleford, co. Buckingham, esquire, late
Westminster, escheator in the counties of Bedford and Buckingham, of all fines,
amercements, issues, debts, accounts and arrears due from him to the king
or his progenitors or other late kings before Michaelmas, 3 Edward IV.
By p.s«
Mbmbranb 12.
Jane 12. Inspeximus and confirmation to the prior and monks of the church of
York. Holy Trinity, York, of the following :—
1. A charter of Stephen as follows : —
S, rex Anglorum archiepiscapo Eboracensi eijfisticiariis et baronibus
et vicecomitUms et ministris et dvibus Eboraciet omnibus Jidelibus
suis de EboracUira scUutem, Sciatis me dedisse et concessisse
ecelesie Sancte Trinitatis Eboracensi et monachis ejusdem ecclesie
in perpetuam elemosinam capellam illam guam Rogertts presbiter
fundavit ad crucem lapideam extra portam occidentalem civitatiSf
cum terris et aliis pertinentiis eiusdem capelle, Quare volo et
precipio quod ecclesia predict a et monachi capellam illam et per-
tinencias ejus bene et tn pace et libere et quiete teneant^ solutam et
quietam [a6] omni seculari exactione et servicio, ea conditione quod
faciant sine intermissione ibi fieri divinum officium, Testibus
Ricardo de Canvill et Rogero de Buissei, apud Oxeneford.
2. A charter of John dated at Tours, 15 June, granting that they and
their men, horses and possessions should be quit of toll, passage and
pontage.
3. Letters patent dated 25 November, 30 Edward III. {^Moneuticony"]
inspecting and confirming to John de Chosiaco, then prior, and the
convent the following : —
(1.) A charter of Henry [I.] dated at York.
(2.) A charter of Henry [IL] dated at Tours.
4. A charter of Stephen as follows ^—
S. rex Anglorum Thurstino archiepiscope et j'usticiarHs et vice-
comitibus et baronibus et burgensibus et fiddibus suis Francis et
Anglis de Eboraciscira saltUem. Sciatis quia concedo sancte
Trinitati et monachis de Majori Monasterio quoquo anno quietos
decern et octo denarios quos dabant per annum de gablo et cur-
tillagio suo et de tofiis suis. Teste Roberto de Feer, apud
Eboracum.
5. A charter of Stephen as follows : —
S. rex Anglorum justiciariis vicecomitihus et dvibus et ministris
Eboraci scdutem. Sciatis me coticessisse et dedisse imperpetuam
elemosinam deo et capelle Sancti Jacobi que est extra portam
dvitatis et clericis ibidem deo servientibus terram illam in qua
376 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1464« Membrane 12 — cofiU
furce latronum stare solenty gut est de dominio tneo, Quare volo
etfirmiter precipio quod predicta capella et clerici terram illam
bene et in pkce et quiete teneant sicut elemosinam meam. Testibus
Radulpho de Haia et AsthUl Brun et Erunfilio suo et Hugone
JUio Emme et Hugone JUio Eoberti, apud Eboracum,
6. Letters patent of Stephen as follows : —
S. rex Anglorum archieptscopo Eboracensi justidariis vicecomitibus
baronibus et omnibus fidelibus suis de Ebqrascire et de Lincolesdre^
salutem. Sciatis me concessisse deo et ecclesie sancte TrinUatis
de Eboraco et monachis in ea deo servientibus omnes tenuarias
suas in elemosinis et terris et dedmis et hominibus et ecclesiis et
omnibus aliis ben^ciis que Radulphus Paganellu^ et heredes sui
vel alii fideles dederunt et concesserunt illi ecclesie et ubicumque
Tnonachi habent terram sint quieti et liberi de hundres et de
toapentaches et ab omni consuetudine^ et nominatim Cunnisihorp
et Stretonam et quicquid adjacent et terram que est extra portam
civitatis et terram de Byiftam quam monachi tenent^ et unam
carucatam terre in BardeUn^ et unam carucatam terre et dimidiam
et unam bovatam apud domos Dreng^ et duas carucatas terre et
dimidiam in Moncalonam et Odelsaia quatuordecim bovatas
terre. Insuper concedo cis ecclesiam de Moncatona et ecclesiam
de LedeSy cum terris et decimis omnibusque beneficiis sibi pertinen*
iibuSf et ecclesiam de Adela cum omnibus sibi adjacendis, decimam
etiam aule in Hotona^ et decimam aule de Trinescho^ et decimam
aule de Bilohamj et decimam aule de Neuthona super Usam^ et
decimam aule de Bartona in Holdeliih^ et duas bovatas terre in
eadem villa, et decimam aule in Neuthona super Wald, et medie-
tatem ecclesie de Crambum que spectat ad feodum Radulphi
Paganelli cum decimis sibi adjacentibus in Lincolnesdra,
decimam aule de Rochesby et decimam aule de Bertona et
decimam aule de Tanelesby que spectant ad feodum Radulphi
Paganelliy et ecclesiam de Rasne solutam et quietam, et decimam
aule de Essebi cum omnibus sibi pertinentibus, et decimam aule
de Scallebi et molendinum de Tanelesbi, tot am etiam decimam
aule de Hamehaniy libere et quiete. Et ideo volo et precipio
quod bene et in pace et libere teneant intra civitatem et extra
civitatem et in omnibus rebus, cum soca et saca et tol et tern et
infangentef et cum omnibus libertatibus illi ecclesie pertinentibus
in perpetuam elemosinam, sicut carta Willelmi regis avi mei et
regis Henrici avunculi mei testantur, Testibus Roberto de Curd
et Roberto de Veer et Ricardo de Curd et Roberto de Brus, apud
Eboracum,
7. A charter of Henry II. as follows : —
H, dei gratia rex Anglie, dux Normannie et Aquitanie et comes
Andegavie archiepiscopis episcopis abbatibus comitibus baronibus
justidariis vicecomitibus ballivis et omnibus ministris et fidelibus
suis totias Anglie et Normannie, salutem. Sdatis me concessisse
et hac presenti carta mea confirma^se deo et ecclesie sancte
Trinitatis Eboracensi et monachis de Majori Monasterio ibidem
deo servientibus omnes eccUsias et capellas et decimas et homines
et terras quas Radulphus Paganellus et Jordanus et Alexander
filii dus et omnes alii fideles mei deo et predicie ecclesie Sancte
Trinitatis Eboracensi et monachis in elemosinam dederunt, secun-
dum quod in cartis predicti Radulphi et aliorum donatorum con-
tinetur, ipsam scilicet ecclesiam t^'ancte Trinitatis et terras suas extra
portam de Michelith que jacent in occidentalem partem ipsius
dvitatis, cum omnibus pertinentiis suis et cum omnibus libertatibus
et liberis consuetudinibus ddem ecclesie pertinentibus in eadem
4 EDWABD IV.— Part II. 377
]^4Q4 Membrane 12 — cani,
civitate^ ecclesiam Sancie Helene de FiAergate et guecumque ad
eandem ecclesiam pertinent ante eandem ecclesiam, toftum unius
diacani in Lincofniensi sira, ecclesiam de Ymam cum omnibus
pertinentiis suis et duos partes decimarum de dominio ejusdetn
ville et duos partes omnium decimarum de dotninicis de Skallebi
et de Askebi de feodo Odonis Tuschet, et duos partes omnium
decimarum de dominico de Tanelesby et molendinum ejusdem
ville de feodo Radulphi de Rolliaco, ecclesiam de Westrasen cum
omnibus pertinentiis et decimas Hanle, ecclesiam de Berekton cum
omnibus pertinentiis suis et duas partes omnium decimarum de
dominico ejusdem ville in Eboracensi scira, unam carrueatam
terre in Bardettna^ ecclesiam de Neuton et quicguid ad earn
ecclesiam pertinet et decimas de dominico eiusdem ville, ecclesiam
de Munketon cum omnibus pertinentiis suis et unam carucatam
terre et dimidiam in eadem villa, et quatuordecim bovatas terre
in Helelesheia, ecclesiam de I^edes cum terris suis et cum omnibus
aliis pertinentiis suis et cum omnibus libertatibus et liberis
consuetudinibus eidem ecclesie pertinentibus et duas carucdtcu
terre in eadem villa et liberam pasturam bestiis suis, sicut bestiis
domini ipsius ville, totam etiam rillam de Stretton cum omnibus
pertinentiis suis, ecclesiam de Hoton cum omnibus pertinentiis
suis et duas partes omnium decimarum de dominico eiusdem
ville, ecclesiam Sancte Helene de Thimescogh et quicquid
ad cam ecclesiam pertinet, ecclesiam Sancti Johannis de Adele
cum om iibus pertinentiis suis et unam carucatam terre in eadem
villa, et decimas de Ardington et omnium villarum que eidem
ecclesie adjacent, ecclesiam de Crambum et quicquid ad illam
pertinet, ecclesiam de Barton in Rydale cum omnibus pertinentiis
et duas partes omnium decimarum de dominico eiusdem ville,
decimas etiam de Fademora ex dono Jordani PaineU filii ipsius
Radulphi, villam de Kinnerthorp totam et integram cum otnnibus
pertinentiis suis sicut carta ipsius testatur et duas partes omnium
decimarum de dominico de Neuton super Wald ex dono Nigelli
de Albeni, decimam molendinorum de ccutello Eboraci sicut carta
Rogeri de Mubrai testatur et in privilegio Rogeri archiepiscopi
continetur et nominatim terram que est extra portam civitatis et
dimidiam terram de Bitham ex dono Alexandri Paganelli et
Agnetis uxoris eius, quendam locum in netnore de Branham que
Hedleia vocatur cum bosco et terris et aliis pertinentiis eius ex
dono Hamelin de Rye, alium quendam locum qui Horninges et
Hewid dicitur secundum antiquos circuitus sepium, sicut in carta
ipsius continetur, et communitatem et immunitionem in bosco et m
piano et a Pentecoste usque ad festum sancti Martini, unam
carram ad prqficuum fratrum .ex dono Willelmi JUii Geroldi,
quendam alium locum qui Swinesgarth vocatur cum bosco et
terra et aliis pertinentiis suis. Hec autem omnia concede et
confirmo predicte ecclesie et monachis Majoris Monasterii qui
habitant tn predicto monasterio Sancte TVinitatis Eboracensi in
puram ct perpetuam elemosinam, pro salute anime mee et patris
mei et pro anima regis Henrici avi mei et Matildis Inperatricis,
matris mee, et omnium filiorum et antecessorum meorum, cum
omnibus libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus infra burgum et
extra cum socca et sacca et tol et them et infangenthef et
hamsocne et cum eisdem consuetudinibus quas habet abbaciaSancte
Marie Eboracensis. Preterea concedo et confirmo ecclesie Sancte
Trinitatis Eboracensi et mancu^his ecclesiam Omnium Sanctorum in
Nothstrete cum omnibus pertinentiis suis. Volo etiam etjirmiter
prenpio quod ipsi monachi et homines sui liberi sint et quieti ab
378 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1464. Membrane 12 — cont,
omni scotto et gilledo et omnibus auxiliis regum^ vicecomitum et
omnium ministrorum meorum et hisdagio et danegildo et theoloneo
et sires et hundredis et wapentctchis et exercitibus et placitis et
querelis et warda et wardpeni et bordehalpeni et in omni transitu
viarum^ pontium et maris et per omnes terras meas^ sicut carta
regis Henrici avi mei testatur. Hits testibus^ Hugone Donolmense
episcopo, Rainaldo Bathonnense episcopo^ Stephano de Thurs'
senescallo de Aungoud^ Roberto comite de Legercestrcy WUlelmo
Marescallo, Willelmo de Sancto Johanne, apud TViallingford,
[A.D. 1174-1189.] For 2 marks paid in the hanaper.
«lune 13. G rant to the king's kinsman John, earl of Northumberland, of a forfeited
Middlcham. ship called le Antony oi Kyngeston on Hull and certain merchandise with
which Thomas Patryngton late of Kyngeston on Hull and John Curtejs of
London, ' stokfisshmonger,' mth other merchants unknown loaded it to
take from the said port of Kyngeston on Hull to a place in Iceland called
Habneforth or Han forth contrary U) the statute in Parliament at West-
minster, 8 Henry VI. enacting that none of the king's subjects should enter
any lands, territories, islands or other places of the king of Denmark,
Norway and Sweden with any ship or shipment of merchandise to obtain
fish or other merchandise within die islands of Finmark and Iceland under
penalty of forfeiture and imprisonment. By K«
Membbanb 11.
April 28. Grant for life to Robert Dauson of 100«. yearly of the king's alms from
WeBtminster. Michaelmas last out of the issues of the county of Devon. By p.s^
May 3. Grant to the mayor and society of the merchants of the staple of the
Westminster, town of Calais, in full satisfaction of the sum of 1,000 marks lent by them
to the king and delivered at the receipt of the Exchequer, an enrolment of
which loan shall be made there, that they or their factors or attorneys may
ship as many sacks or bales of wool aud as many wool-fells in any port or
ports of the realm and take the same to Calais quit of the subsidy granted
by Parliament and the custom at the rat« of 40«. on each sack of wool and
on every 240 wool-fells shipped by denizens and 4 marks on the like
shipped by aliens as will thus satisfy them of the said 1,000 marks, by
indentures to be made with the collectors of the said customs and subsidies*
By p.8.
April 21. Inspeximus and confirmation to the brethren and sisters of the hospitals
Westminster, of Northgate and Herbaldon by Canterbury of letters patent dated 11
January, 8 Henry VI. inspecting and confirming letters patent dated 14
July, 1 Henry Y. inspecting and confirming letters patent dated 6 Decem-
ber, 1 Henry IV. inspecting and confirming with additions letters patent
dated 28 January, 1 Richard U. inspecting and confirming letters patent
dated 6 March, 45 *Ed ward III. exempting them from certain contributions
in furtherance of a grant by letters i>atent, 1 December, 9 Edward III.
ByK,
April 30. Revocation of protection, with clause volumusy for one year, lately granted
Westminster, by letters patent to John Whitefote of Colchestre, co. Essex, ' marchaunt,'
alias o£ the town of Calais, ' souldeour,' staying on the king's service in
the company of Walter Blount, knight, treasurer of the town of Calais, on*
the safe-custody, defence and victualliug of the town and the marches
adjacent, because be delays at Colchestre, as appears by certificate of the
sheriff of Essex.
1465.
Feb. 28. Grant to Ralph Hethcote, chaplain, of the deanery of the king's college
Westminster, of Tetenhalle, co. Stafford, void by the resignation of Richard Well, late
dean. By p.8.
4 EDWARD IV.— Pabt II. 379
1464* Mbmbranb 10.
NoY. 16. Licence, for 46«. Sd, paid in the hanaper, for John Basset son and heir
Westmiiuter. of John Basset of Chishill to grant the manor of Maskerellesbury, co.
Essex, held in chief, with the exception of an acre of land in it, to Gresilda
Hende and Walter Wirtyil, enquire, and their heirs and assigns.
1465.
Jan. 14. Grant to Thomas Balsalle of the prebend of Sjrescote in the collegiate
Westminster, church of Tarn worth, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, void by the
resignation of Robert Slymbrigge, late prebendary. By K.
l£uidate in pursuance to J. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter of the said collegiate
church of St. Mary, Tamwortb.
Jan. 22. Presentation of William Birde, chaplain, to the parish church of All
Westminster. Saints in the town of Dorchester, in the diocese of Salisbury.
1464.
Dec. 2C. Grant to John Astley, knight, and his executors and assigns, for his
Westminster, more speedy deliverance from the hands of the king's enemies and the
dire prisons in which he has long been and still remains, of 500 marks '
sterling from all forfeitures and forfeited goods m the ports of the city of
London and the towns of Sandwich and Southamnton and in the counties
of Southampton, Wilts, Somerset, Dorset, Norfolk, Suffolk, Kent and
Middlesex, at the hands of the collectors of customs and subsidies, cus-
tomers, searchers and other officers and of the sberiifs, escheators, and other
officers. By K.
Dec. 8. Whereas the king lately granted to his servitors John Grey and David
Westminster. Chambley 10 marks yearly for life from the manor of Polatede Halle with
appurtenances lying in Bomham, co. Norfolk, which came to his hands by
way of escheat, he now grants the said manor to his esquire William Wade
for life, for the good service of the latter at sea and at Newcastle on Tyne,
and also the surplusage of the manor during the lives of the said John and
David. By p.s.
Jan. 28. Grant to the king's kinsman Thomas Bourcher, one of his sewers, of the
Westminster, office of marshal of the marshalsea in the King's Bench, the grant of
which belongs to the king by the death of his kinsman John, duke of
Norfolk, and by reason of the minority of John, son and heir of the latter,
to hold during the said minority with all accustomed fees. By p.s.
Jan. 25. Licence, for 7 marks paid in the hanaper» for John Hampton, esquire,
Westminster, and Anne his wife to grant their manors of Kynefare and Storton or Store-
ton, CO. StafiTord, held in chief, to Humphrey Stafford, esquire, Thomas
Burdet, esquire, Thomas Throkmerton, esquire, and Humphrey Salwaye,
esquire, and their heirs.
Jan. 28. Exemplification, at the request of William Laiurence of London, * vynter/
Westminster, of letters patent dated 1 October, 4 Edward IV. which have been casually
lost, granting safe-conduct for one year to three merchants or fewer and
their factors, attorneys or servants coming to the realm of England or other
territories of the king with a ship called la Marie of Bayonne of the portage
of 120 tuns or less, of which Pelenant Duhald^ Stephen de la Regno or
Bartholomew de Chauda is master, with 84. mariners and four boys
(pagettis) and divers goods and merchandise, and leturning with other
goods and merchandise not belonging to the staple of Calais.
Membrane 9.
Jan. 31. Grant to Henry Grene, king*8 esquire, of 100 marks from the first moneys
Westminster, from the issues of the county of Northampton. By K.
380 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1455, Membrane S^^n^nt.
Jan. 2. Mandate to the escheator in the counties of Northampton and Rutland
Westminster, for the restitution of the temporalities of the Benedictine abbey of Thornej
to Dan Thomas Wjsbeche, monk of the house, whose election as abbot of
that place W. bishop of Ely has confirmed, and whoae fealty the king has
taken. By p.8.
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
Cambridge and Huntingdon. Hertford.
Lincoln. Norfolk.
Bedford and Buckingham. Warwick.
Middlesex.
Writ de intendendo in pursuance io the tenants.
Jan. 26. Grant for life to Richard de Chestre, for his good service to the king's
Westminster, father and the king, of the office of ' la Clownes ' in the king^s lordship of
Hatfeld, with the accustomed fees from the issues of the lordship. By p.s.
Feb. 5. Presentation of William Ingilton to the parish church of MiddOton, in
Westminster, the diocese of Lincoln.
Feb. 6. Pardon to Walter Skull, knight, alicu latp sheriff of the county oi Hereford,
Westminster, late treasurer of the household of Henry YI. alicu late sheriff of the county
of Oxford, of all treasons, felonies and other offences committed by him and
all penalties, fines, forfeitures, issues, debts^ accounts and arrears due from
him to the king. By K.
Feb. 12. Licence for the prior and convent of the monastery of St. Peter,
Westminster. Cherteseye, in the diocese of Winchester, to elect an abbot in the place of
William Wroghton, deprived.
Feb. 11. Licence for the alienation in mortmain b}' Thomas Kirkeby, derk,
Westminster. Thomas Wymbissh and John Eyleston of lands, tenements and rents to the
value of 17/. 6f. Sd, yearly to the prior and convent of Nocton Parke, co.
Lincoln, or in default, for the acquisition in mortmain by the prior and
convent of the same from other persons.
By p.s. and for 40/. paid in the hanaper.
Jan. 31. Whereas it is ordained by law and statute tliat if any person shall strike
Westminster, another within the palace of Westminster he shall lose his right hand, and
the king understands on the part of his servitor, Thomas Seintlegier, one of
the esquires of the body, that on 16 January the latter casuallv came across
Stephen Cristmasse^ esquire, one of the marshals of the king s hall, within
the palace, and after a dispute had arisen, wounded him, but without fore-
thought, and for this he was condemned before the king's kinsman John,
earl of Worcester, steward of the household and constable of England, to
1>e taken to the place where he struck the said Stephen and there lose his
hand, the king pardons the said Thomas, on account of his good service to
his father and himself.
Feb. 11. Grant for life to John Pylkyngton, one of the esquires of the body, of
Westminster, the office of constable and keeper of the king's castle of Wykelowe in
Ireland, receiving the accustomed fees, and also, for the great burden and
occupation of the said office, and for security of the payment of the said
fees, of 50/. yearly from the fee farm of Chapelizod and Salmon Leap,
at the hands of the prior and brethren of the Hospital of St. John of
Jerusalem in Ireland or other farmers or receivers of the said faim. By p.s.
Feb. 19. Appointment, until 19 August, of Bichard Lamleder to purvey sea and
Westminster, fresh-water fish and all other necessaries for the office of buyer of the
household and carriage fcT the same.
Feb. 21. Grant, during good behaviour, to John Felowe of the office of the
Westminster, bailiwick of the fees and franchises of the honour of Walyngford and St.
Yalery, receiving the accustomed fees from the issues of the office* with
4 EDWARD IV.— Part !!• 381
1466. Membrane 9 — cent.
full power and authoritj, rendering a yearly account to the king of the
issues before the auditors of the duchy of Cornwall. Bj p.s.
Feb. 22. General pardon to Richard Beeke, late of Wendljngburgh, co.
Westminster. Northampton, 'yoman,' alias Richai-d Smyth, late of Wendlyngburgh,
* furbour/ for all offences committed by him before 15 February. By p.8.
Membrane 8.
Feb. 12. Licence, for I3s, 4d. paid in the hanaper, for John Rynglend and Agnes
Westminster, his wife, to grant a messuage in Norhampton, held in chief, to John Ro&rd,
chaplain, John Clerk, chaplain, John Palmer, chaplain, and John Clerk of
Norhampton, ' baker,' and their heirs.
1464.
Oct. 15. Pardon to Robert Harcourt of Staunton Harconrt, co. Oxford, knight, of
Wycombe, all offences committed by him before 5 October contrary to the statutes of
liveries and all fines, issues, amercements, reliefs, scutages, debts, accounts
and arrears due from him to the king. By p.s.
1465.
Feb. 14. Grant to EliEabeth Gyrlington, late the wife of Nicholas Gyrlyngton,
Westminster, and the heirs male of the body of the said Nicholas, for his good service to
the king and the king's father ^Richard, late duke of York, and his
Imprisonment and death, and for the relief of. herself and their two sons
and one daughter, of all messuages, lands and tenements late of Edmund
Fyssh, late of York, < taiUour,' in the city of York, forfeited to the king by
an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV; and
release to her as executrix of the will of the said Nicholas of all issues
received by the said Nicholas and her from the same, and of all debts and
accounts. By p.s.
Feb. 15. General pardon to William Plombe, late of Wenyngton, co. Huntingdon,
Westminster. * laborer ' alias * husbondman.' By p.s.
Feb. 5, The like to Thomas Bland of Zarwell, co. Northampton, 'taylor,' of all
Westminster, offences committed by him before 28 January. By p.s.
Feb. 9. Pardon to John Chudlegh, Chuddelegh, Chudley or Chidley kte of
Westminster. London, 'gentilman,' alias late of Asshton or Aysshton, co. Devon,
alias late of the parish of St Andrew, Holborn, without the bars of the
Old Temple, London, of his outlawry in London and Middlesex for not
appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench in
the late reign, to satisfy Thomas Canynges, citizen and alderman of
London, of 40/. which he recovered against him and 6 marks damages,
Thomas Canynges, citizen and alderman of London, of 40/. which he
recovered against him and 5 nuirks damages, and Louis de Strociis, mer-
chant of Florence, of 36/. I3s. 4d. and 6 marks damages, to answer Philip
Malpas, citizen and merchant of London, touching a debt of 160/., Peter
Busshop, 'peautrere,' and William Bacon, ^ haberdassher,' citizens of
London, touching a debt of 40/., Thomas Gay the elder touching a debt
of 24 marks and Thomas atte Wode, 'bruer,' touching a debt of 4/., to
answer a plea that he render 20/. to William Bourgchier, knight, and
Katharine his wife, executrix of the will of Hugh Stucle or Stukle, esquire,
and to answer Thomas Frary, citizen of London, touching a debt of 40s. ;
he having surrendered to the Flete prison and satisfied the said Thomas
Canynges, Thomas Canynges and Louis, as Bobert Danby, knight, chief
justice of the Bench, has certified.
Feb* 12. General pardon to Thomas Tunstall for all offences committed by him
Westminster, before 9 December. Bj p.s.
Feb. 13. Presentation of Robert Banby, chaplain, t«> the church of Enfeld, in
Westminster, the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, void by the death of Humphrey
382 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
14,g5. Membrane S~-cont.
Smjth alias Bariievile, last parson, in the king's gift by reason of the
custody of the land and heir of Richard Longvile, deceased, tenant in chief,
being in his hands.
Feb. 22. Licence for Thomas Wjmbjssh and Robert Whaplod, chaplain, to found
Westminster, a chantry of one chaplain to celebrate daily at the altar of St. Mary in the
parish church of St. Peter ad Placitay Lincoln, for the good estate of the
king and themselves, and for their souls after death, and the souls of
John Hudilston and Elizabeth his wife, and all faithful departed according
to their ordinance, to be called ' John Huddilston's chaunterie,' and to grant
in mortmain, after inquisition, lands, tenements, rents, reversions, services
and other possessions to the value of 8 marks vearly to the said chaplain
for his £i|]stenance. By p.s. and for 18/. paid in the hanaper.
1464. Membranb 7.
April 6. Grant to the king's kinswoman Eleanor, lady of Stanley, and her heirs
Westminster, of the mills of Llanvas and Kennecogh within the king's lordship of
Bewemares sometime in the tenure of Thomas Nesse and William Cranwell,
with the demesne rents of all lands and tenements sometime of Richard
Kyghley within the said lordship, which used to render 4/. 14«. ^d. as
appears in the court rolls of the lordship, rendering yearly a red rose at
Midsummer. By p.s.
April 7. Grant to William Darell of the county of Kent, son of Thomasina
Westminster.* daughter of Valentine Baret, and his lieirs of the manor of Capell, co.
Kent, with all issues from Christmas last, by the service of \d. yearly at
Midsummer; on representation by him that the said Valentine, whose
heir he is, was seised of the said manor in his demesne as of fee until by
colour of. an inquisition taken at Eltam, co. Kent, on Wednesday after St.
Leonard, 2 Henry V. after the death of one Thomas Shelley, knight,
attainted of high treason, it was found that the said Thomas cQed seised
of the same in his demesne as of fee, which was not true, but the inqui-
sition was taken by malice by the design of one William Kirkeby, then in
favour of the king, and the manor was taken into the king's hands.
By p.s.
May 11. Grant to Walter Holder, by mainprise of Geoffrey Herbert of London,
Westminster. < gentilman,' and John Alderley of Westkyngton, co. Wilts, * gentilman,'
of the custody of two messuages and 5 carucates of land in Button, Hanam,
Oldlond and Westhanam, co. Gloucester, for 12 years from Easter last,
rendering yearly at the Exchequer at Westminster 10 marks as did Thomas
WhitfoiS for the same. By p.s.
Oct. 29. Exemplification, at the request of Thomas Montgomery, knight, of the
Westminster, tenor of the enrolment of letters patent dated 8 Jftly, 1 Edward IV. {see
p. 46), appointing him for life steward of the king's manor or lordship of
Haveryng at Bower, co. Essex, which have been casually lost.
Oct. 27. Pardon to John Adam of Holdeoworthy, co. Devon, * souter,' of his
Westminster, outlawry in the county of Cornwall for not appearing before the king to
satisfy him for his ransom for a trespass against John Person of Northbere
against the peace of Henry VI ; he having surrendered to the Marshalsea
prison, as John Markham, knight, chief justice of the King's Bench, has
certified.
The like to Walter Denys of Peworthy, co. Devon, ^ husbondman,' for
the same.
The like to Robert Denys of Thomebury, co. Devon, ^ husbondman,'
for the same.
Nov. 8. The like to Richard West late of Little Bradewater, co. Sussex, knight,
Westminster. cUias late of London, knight, of his outlawry in the county of Devon for
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I
1464. Membrane ^J-^-'Cont,
not appearing before the justices of the Bench to satisfy the king for his
ransom for a trespass against Roger Keys, clerk, at Hempston Cantelo
against the peace of Henry VI. and of another outbiwrj touching another
I ransom for a trespass against Thomas Keys at the same place ; he having
surrendered to the Flete prison and satisfied the said Roger and Thomas
of the damages adjudged to them, as Robert Danby, chief justice of the
Bencbi has certified.
Nov. 4. Mandate to all the bailiffs and others to permit Andrew Malyson, chaplain,
Westminster, born in the town of Saynt Johnston in Scotland, dwelling at Rodmersham,
CO. Kent, who has taken an oath of fealtj, to inhabit the realm peaceably
and enjoy his goods. JVj p.8.
Oct. 4. Grant to Agnes Buryton, the abbess, and the prioress and convent of
Heading, the abbey of St. Mary, Winchester, that during all future voidances of the
abbey the prioress and convent shall have the custody of the abbey and
its temporalities with its free administration, saving to the crown knights'
fees and advowsons, and the custody of all lands and possessions that may
be acquired by them in the future, rendering at the Exchequer 1(K)«. for
the first month of voidance and 50«. for each succeeding month. And no
escheator or other minister of the king shall interfere, except that at the
beginning of each voidance the escbeator shall come to the gate of the
abbey or within any manor -belonging fjo it, and take simple seisin in the
name of the king and then depart. Bj p.s.
Sept. 29. Grant for life to John Smyth of the office of purveyor of stone, timber,
Beading, and other necessaries for the king's works within the manor of Shene,
receiving the accustomed fees at the hands of the clerk of the king's works.
By p.s.
1465.
Jan. 25. Grant to Christopher Borough, the provost, and the brethren of the
Westminster, college of St. William, York, of all those stones called ' freestone ' lying in
the quarry of Hodlestone by the bank of the river Ouse, for the better
building of the college. By K.
Feb. 22. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Luthyngton as auditor of the
Westminster, accounts of aU ministers and officers of the king's lordship and forest of
Fekenbam, receiving such fees as other auditors received at the hands of
the bailifis and other occupiers of the same. By bill of treasurer.
2464. Membrane 6.
Nov. 8. Grant to Thomas, bishop of Bath and Wells, and his successors of all
Wycombe, fines, ransoms, amercements and forfeited issues from the dean or dean and
chapter and all canons, vicars and ministers of the cathedral church of St.
Andrew, Wells, the prior and convent and monks of St. Peter, Bath, and
all tenants and residents on the lands, possessions and fees of the said
bishop, dean and chapter and prior and convent before the king in
Chancery, his justices, the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer, the
steward and marshal of the household and all other his officers and ministers.
He and his tenants and residents within the said lands and fees shall be
quit of toll throughout the realm, and nothing shall be taken of their com
and other goods by the officers and ministers of the king against their Will
He shall have goods and chattels of felons, fugitives and outlaws, return of
writs and summons, and deodand and treasure trove within the said lands
and fees, and no sheriff, bailiff or other minister of the king shall enter
therein. He shall have cognisance of all pleas touching lands and
tenements and all pleas of debt, trespass and other contracts within the city
and liberty of Wells, and full power to hear and determine caaes within the
same as have the justices of the peace or of labourers in the county of
Somerset. And he shall have all goods called wreck of sea on the sea coast
384 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
14.64. Membrane 7 — cont.
witbin his hundred of Wynterstoke and full power to hear and determine
such cases within the said hundred and the liberty of the same as could bo
heaixl and determined before the king's admiral, and no admiral of the king
shall enter therein to exercise the office of admiralty.
By p.s. for 20«. paid in the hanaper.
May 29. Grant to the king's kinsmen John, earl of Worcester, and his assigns of
Westminster, the custody of the manors of Caxton, co. Cambridge, and Wotton, co.
Bedford, and all other manors, lands and advowsoms of churches and
chantries lat^ of Richard Burgayn or Burgoyn in these counties and else-
where within the realm during the minority of John son and heir of the
said Richard and the marriage of the said heir, from the death of the said
Richard, and so from heir to heir ; in lieu of a grant to him of the lands of
the said Richard in the county of Cambridge, by letters patent dated 20
February, 3 Edward IV. surrendered. By K.
Membranes 5 and 4.
March 17. Richard II. by letters patent committed to Thomas Trewyn, esquire, the
Westminster, custody of the manor of Woderewe, co. Wilts, for life, rendering 20 marks
yearly at the Exchequer; and on 15 October, 16 Richard II. granted the
said manor to him for life without rendering anything; and Henry IV. on
6 November, 1 Henry IV. by letters patent granted the manor to his
esquire William Alyngton for life with housebote and haybote in the forest
of Blakemore without rendering anything ; and afterwards on 10 January,
2 Henry IV. by letters patent confirmed to Thomas Trewyn the said grant
of 15 October.
By a fine levied in the court of Henry III. at Southampton from the day
of the Purification of St. Mary, 56 Henry III. in one month before
Master Roger de Seyton and his fellows, justices in eyre, between John
Beseill and Margaret his wife, complainants, and Elias de Rabayne and
Matilda his wife, deforciants, by Roger Noreys put in their place, the said
Eiias and Matilda acknowledged that the manor of le Grave was the right
of the said John and Margaret to hold to them and the heirs of the body
of Margaret, at the rent of Id. at Easter, with remainder to John for life
and reversion to themselves and the heirs of Matilda ; and on the represen-
tation of Peter Baseill, kinsman and heir of the said Margaret, that the said
John and Margaret died and the said Thomas Trewyn entered into and held
the said manor contrary to the form of the said fine^ king Henry IV.
ordered the sheriff of Wilts to summon the said Thomas before the justices
of the Bench atj Westminster on a ceitain day. T!ie sheriff returned that
he had ordered Walter Wynneley, bailiff of the liberty of the prioress of
Ambresbury of her hundred of Melkesham, who had return of writs and
execution within the liberty, but the bailiff gave no response. The king
then ordered the sheriff to summon the said Thomas by good men of the
county to appear as above to show cause why the said manor should not
remain to the said Peter as kinsman and heir of the said Margaret.
The said Peter appeared before the justices of the Bench by Richard
GK>olde, his attorney, and the said Thomas by Nicholas Wotton, his
attorney, and the sheriff by William Spendour and William Weston ; and
Peter said that he was son of Matthew, son of Peter, son of Edward, son of
the said Margaret and her heir and claimed execution. And after adjourn-
ment Thomas said that Richard II. was seised of the said manor and
committed it to him for life by letters patent dated 15 October, 16 Richard
II. by the name of the manor of Woderewe, co. Wilts, and that Henry IV.
confirmed the grant by letters patent dated 10 January, 2 Henry IV. both
of which letters he produced, and an acyourument was made and the
attorney of Peter told to sue before the king. And after further adjourn-
ments the said Peter and Thomas appeared by their attorneys and the
4 EDWARD IV.— Pabt II. 385
1464. Membranes 5 and 4 — corU.
king by writ dose directed the justices to proceed according to the law and .
custom of the realm and do justice.
The said Peter claimed execution as before, and the said Thomas said
that he ought not to have execution because by a writing produced, dated
at Suthwerke, 19 January, 4 Henry IV. he released to Thomas and his
heirs all right and claim that he had in the said manor by the name of the
manor of la Ghrave in Woderowe eUias the manor of Woderewe in the
parish of Melkeshamy co. Wilts. And Peter said that he should not be
excluded from execution, because he was imprisoned by Thomas and
others at Suthwerke, co. Surrey, until by duress he made the said writing.
The sheriff of Surrey was ordered to summon twelve men of the vicinage
of Suthwerk before the justices, and these declared on their oath that the
said Peter was imprisoned as above. The king by writ close ordered
the justices to I'ender judgement, and judgement was given that the said
Peter should have execution of the said manor against the said Thomas.
And now on the part of Roger Tokotes, knight, and Elizabeth his wife,
late the wife of William Bcauchamp, knight, lord of St. Amand, the
present king understands that the said Peter by the name of Peter Besil of
WodhuU, CO. Wilts, by a charter dated at Melkesham, 11 June, 9 Henry IV.
granted the said manor by the name of the manor of la Ghrave alias
Woderewe cUicu Quenecourte in the parish of Melkesham to William
Askam, John Dys, Roger Laughtburgh, citizens of London, the said
Thomas Trewyn by the name of Thomas Ailleward, esquire, and William
Weston of the county of Wilts and the heirs and assigns of the said
Thomas with lands, meadows, pastures, woods, mills, rents, services, wards,
marriages, reliefs, heriots, escheats, courts and other commodities. And
the said William Askham, John and Roger by a writing dated the octave
of Martinmas, 1 1 Henry IV. released to the said William Weston of the
parish of Melkesham all their right in the same; and the latter by a
writing dated at Melkesham, 18 June, 13 Henry IV. released to the said
Thomas and his heirs and assigns all his right in the same. The said
Thomas by charter dated at Melkesham, Monday after Midsummer, 5
Henry V. granted the manor to Thomas Hanecok and Robert Groke and
their heirs and assigns ; and these by writing indented dated at Woderewe,
Thursday after All Saints, 6 Henry V. granted it to Elizabeth, late the
wife of John Hamelyn, knight, and late the wife of the said Thomas
Trewyn, for her life, with remainder to Walter Beauchamp, knight, and
Elizabeth his wife and Robert Salman and their heirs and assigns. The
said Walter and Robert died and afterwards the said Elizabeth, late the
wife of John Hamelyn, died and the manor remained to Elizabeth, late the
wife of Walter, who granted it to the said William Beauchamp, knight, and
his assigns. He enfeoffed Nicholas Creklade, Walter Newman, chaplain,
and William Mason of the same and they re-granted it to him and the said
Elizabeth, then his wife, and the heirs of their bodies, with remainder to
his right heirs. And they had issue one Richard Beauchamp, who still
survives, and the said William Beauchamp died and the said EUzabeth held
the manor and is still seised of it.
In consideration of the above the king confirms to the said Roger Tocotes,
knight, and the said Elizabeth, now his wife, all the estate which they
have in the said manor as iu her risht, and releases all his right and claim
to the same to them and the heirs of the bodies of Elizabeth and the said
William, her late husband, or, iu default of such, to the heirs of ^the latter
and also all debts, accounts, issues and forfeitures due to him.
By p.s. and for 10/. paid in the hanai)er.
1463. Membrane 8.
Jul^ 2. Whereas Robert Harecourt of Stawnton Harecourt, co. Oxford, knight,
Westminster. Thomas Erdyngton of Barow upon Sore, co* Leicester, knight, William
u $6914. BB
386
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1463.
1465.
Feb. 19.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Jan. 21.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
1464.
Dec. 23.
Westminster.
1465.
Jan. 29.
Westminster.
Feb. 27.
Weitminster.
1464.
Dec. 17.
Westminster.
Membrane 3 — cont.
Brownyng of Milburje, co. Dorset, esquire, and Richard Harecourt of
Combe, co. Oxford, esquire, hj writings obligatory dated 8 June, 2 Edward
IV. are bound to the king in 133/. 11«. 9|<?. to be paid at Easter then
following and in 133/. lis. 9}</., to be paid at Christmas, 1463, the king
releases the said William Brownjng from all liability. By K.
Vacated because in the third year.
Licence for the dean and chapter *of the cathedral church of Wells to
elect a bishop of Bath and Wells in the place of Thomas de Bekyntona,
late bishop, deceased. [^Foedera.] By p.s.
The like for the prior and chapter of the cathedral church of SS. Peter
and Paul, Bath. [Foedera.'] By p.s.
Licence for the prior and convent of the monastery of St. Albans to elect
an abbot in the place of Master John Whethamsted, late abbot, deceased.
Licence for the president and convent of Raveneston, of the order of St.
Augustine, in the diocese of Lincoln, to elect a prior in the place of
Thomas Wolvercote, late prior, resigned.
Appointment, during pleasure, of John Wilson as ganger in the port of
Bristol and ports and places adjacent, receiving the accustomed fees.
By bill of the treasurer.
The like of the following in the ports named and ports and places
adjacent : —
Hugh Edon in the port of Kyngeston on Hull. By bill of the treasurer.
Roger Halle in the port of Southampton.
Robert Lie in the port of Sandwich,
John Flaxmere in the port of Pole.
By bill of the treasurer.
By bill of the treasurer.
Dec. 15.
Westminster.
Dec. 10.
Westminster.
1465.
Jan. 17.
Westminster.
1464.
Dec. 7.
Westminster.
Dec. 8.
Westminster.
Grant, during pleasure, to David Phelipp of the office of the tronage and
pesage in the port of London and ports and places adjacent, receiving the
accustomed fees. By bill of the treasurer.
The like to the following in the ports named and ports and places
adjacent : —
John Walcote in the port of Kyngeston on Hull.
By bill of the treasurer.
William Whelpedale in the port of Boston. By bill of the treasurer.
Appointment, during pleasure, of William Herbert, esquire, as surveyor
of the scrutiny in the port of Bristol and ports and places adjacent,
receiving the accustomed fees. By bill of the treasurer.
The like of Geoffrey Walssh in the port of Pole and ports and places
adjacent. By bill of the treasurer.
Appointment, during pleasure, of John Batie as controller of the great
and petty custom, the subsidy of wools, hides and wool-fells and the subsidy
of the 3s, in the tun and the 1 2d, in the pound in the port of Sandwich and
4 EDWARD IV.—Pabt IL 387
1464. Membrane 3— coni.
ports and places adjacent, receiving the accustomed fees, provided that he
execute the office in person, with the custody of one part of the coket seal.
By hill of the treasurer.
March 14. Grant for life to the king's brothers George, duke of Clarence, and
Wegtminster. Richard, duke of Gloucester, that they may have all their charters, letters
oatent and writs in Chancery and all other courts of the king quit of fee or
nne. By K.
Aug. 12. Appointment, during pleasure, of Richai'd Neel as one of the king's
Stamford. Serjeants at law, receiving the accustomed fees.
X4g5^ Membrane 2.
Jan. 20. Grant to Master Robert Stillyngton, king's clerk, keeper of the privy
Westminster, seal, by mainprise of John Brewester of London, ' gentilman,* and Thomas
VVode of Famham, co. Essex, ' gentilman,' of Uie custody of all the tem-
poralities of the bishopric of Bath and Wells, in the king's hands by the
death of Thomas, late bishop, so long as they remain in the king's hands,
rendering as much as may be agreed upon between him and the treasurer
befora Midsummer and supporting all charges, and also all advowsons
belonging to the king by reason of &e said temporalities. By K.
Jan. 23. Grant to Nicholas Rawdon of the prebend of Coton in the collegiate
Westminster, church of Tam worth, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, which
William Morland lately had, void by his resignation. By K.
Feb. 6. Gk'ant for life to John Thomburgh of the office of feodary of the king's
Westminster, honour of Wallingford, co. Berks, with the accustomed fees.
Feb. 19. Presentation of Richard Doland to the parish church of Levelond, in the
Westminster, diocese of Canterbury, void by the resignation of William Beverley.
Feb. 18. General pardon to John Lax, late of London, clerk, of all offences of
Westminster, which he was indicted by authority of an Act in Parliament at Westminster,
4 November, 1 Edward IV. By p.s.
Feb. 26. Pardon to John Shukburgh, citizen and draper of London, late one of
Westminster, the collectors of the customs and subsidies of wools, hides and wool-fells,
the petty custom and the subsidy of tonnage and poundage in the port of
Sandwich and ports and places adjacent, of all oifences committed by him
and all actions and demands, provided that these letters do not extend to
any accounts of his office. By p.s.
Feb. 27. Licence for the prior and convent of the monastery of St. Peter, Hyde by
Westminster. Winchester, to elect an abbot in the place of Thomas Bramley, late abbot,
deceased. By p.s.
Jan. 12. Grant to the king's brother George, duke of Clarence, of all moneys,
Westminster, rents and farms due to the king from Michaelmas, 1 Edward lY. for die
' following, viz., the custody of the castle and lordship of Horestone, co.
Derby, granted to John Lynton and John Birde for 12 years from Michael-
mas, 1 Edward IV. at a rent of 12/. 20«. yearly, by letters patent dated 24
February, 1 Edward IV ; the custody of the manor or lordship of Iselham,
CO. Cambridge, granted to William, bishop of Ely, for 10 years from Easter,
2 Edward IV. at a rent of 23/. (>«. 8c/. yearly, by letters patent dated 6 May,
2 Edward IV ; the custody of the manor of Cratfield called Cratfeldhall, co.
Suffolk, which William Genny, Godfrey Spark and John Smyth lately had,
granted to William Whelpdale for 5 years from Easter, 2 Edward IV. at a
rent of 20/. 20c/. yearly, by letters patent dated 27 August, 2 Edward IV. ;
the custody of two parts of the lordship called Percy fee in Longludford, co.
Lincoln, granted to Richard Wakefeld, prior of Sixhill, for 20 years from
Michaelmas, 1 Edward IV. at a rent of 4/. 16c/. yeaiiy, by letters patent
dated 11 November, 1 Edward IV ; and the custody of the manor and town
BB 2
388 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1465. Membrane 2^cont,
of Ludgarsale, co. Wilts, which Joan, late queen of England^ held for life in
dower and which came into the hands of Henry VI. on her death, granted
to William Colyngborn, esquire, for 21 years from Michaelmas, 1 Edward
IV. at a rent of 10/. yearly, by letters patent dated 20 February, 1 Edward
IV. By K.
Feb. 4. General pardon to Eleanor late the wife of Robert Huwyssh late of
Westminrter. Cok in the parish of Stokegursy, co. Somerset, * husbondman.' By p.s.
Feb. 9. Grant to Jaquetta late the wife of Ralph Gray, knight, that she may
Westminster, enter into and hold for life all the lands, castles, manors, meadows,
woods, forests, feedings, pastures and warrens which William, perpetual
vicar of Ildyrton, and Edmund Burell of Fenton had of the grant and
enfeoffment of the said Ralph within the towns and territories of Chelyng-
ham, Ancroft, Roose, Howyke and Haukyll,' co. Northumberland, and
regranted to them and the heirs of their bodies by the names of Ralph
Grey, knight, lord of Werk and Heton, and Jaketta his wife^ and which
the king caused to be taken into his hands. By K.
1464. Membrane 1.
Aug. 28. Grant to Walter Scull, knight, and Frances his wife of the manors of
Woodstock. Aleynesmore and Avynsbury, co. Hereford, and a yearly rent of 4 marks
from the abbot and convent of Dowre, co. Hereford, late of William Mulle,
knight, with advowsous, bondmen and their issues, knights' fees, common
of pasture, easements, courts leet, views of frank-pledge, parks, warrens
and all other profits, in the king's hands by reason of an act of forfeiture in
Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. to hold to them-
selves and the heirs of their bodies by the service of the fourth part of
one knight's fee, with successive remainders to Thomas Mulle son of the
said William Mulle, Aleisia Mulle and Anne Mulle and the heirs of their
bodies ; and grant to the said Walter and Frances and the heirs of the
body of Walter of all lands, meadows, feedings, pastures, rents, reversions
and services in Wyche, Doverdale and their suburbs, Wychebolde, Croule,
Mytton and Hertilbury, co. Worcester, in the king's hands by reason of the
forfeiture of John Lenche, esquire, attainted by authority of the said
Parliament. By -K.
April 2. General pardon to Henry John late of the parish of St. Clement Danes
Westminster, without the bar of the New Temple, London, co. Middlesex, ^ taillour.'
By p.s.
1465.
Feb. 6. Grant to the king's brother G^rge, duke of Clarence, and the heirs of
Westminster, his body of the manors and lordships of Chestehunt, co. Hertford, and
Hunspill Maryse, co. Somerset, with their members and appurtenances with
knights' fees, advowsons, parks, warrens, chaces, forests and all liberties,
franchises, courts leet, views of frank pledge, customs and profits. By K.
Jan. 2. Grant for life to the king's servant Thomas Ive, for his good service in
We8tminBter. attending to the business of the crown in Chancery, of the office of one of
the clerks of the crown of Chancery with all profits, receiving 20/. yearly
from Michaelmas last from the issues of the hanaper, and a livery of vesture
and fur as any derk of the crown yearly at Christmas and Whitsuntide at
the great wardrobe. By p.s.
1464.
July 7. The like to the king's servitor Edmund Tankard, yeoman of the king's
Pontefract. privy kitchen, for his good service to the king and his father, of the office
of Serjeant of * le Betaghrie' of the king's manor of Trym in Ireland, with
accustomed fees from the issues of the manor. By K.
4 EDWARD IV.— Pabt II. 389-
1464. Membrane 1 — cont.
March 23. The like to the king's servitor Guj Wolston, esquire, for his good
1 Westminster, service to the king and his father, of the custody of the king's great park
of Fodringhay, Erleswode and Newehawe, with fees of 4d, daily and all
other profits, the office of constable of the castle of Fodringhay and of the
custody of the garden and spinney of the same which the king, has made to
enclose the little park of Fodringhay, receiving Qd. daily, for the constable-
ship with all other profits, and the office of receiver of the said castle and
lordship of Fodringhay, receiving fees of 5 marks yearly with all other
profits, receiving the said fees from the issues of the said castle and lordship.
By p.8.
Mbmbhakb 2%d,
Nov. 29. Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas Urswyk, Thomas Rigby,
[Westminster. Miles Metcalfe, Hugh Mille and Thomas Briggez touching all felonies com-
mitted in the county of Middlesex by Edmund Dowembell late of London,
* yoman.'
Membranb 26d.
Nov. 14. Commission to John Wenlok of Wenlok, knight, Philip Harvey s and
Wycombe. Thomas Hervy to arrest Robert Rammysbotem and bring him before the
king in Chancery.
Nov. 23. Commission to Robert Shottesbroke, knight, Thomas Stonar, Thomas
Westminster. Sakfyle, William Mann von, Richard Lovell, Thomas Walrond and Richard
Bamevile and the sheriff of Oxford to enquire what honours, castles, lord-
ships, manors, lands, rents, reversions, annuities, offices, fees, advo wsons, fee
farms, hereditaments and other possessions Robert, late lord Hungerford,
attainted of high treason by authority of an act in Parliament at West-
minster, held in the said county on 4 March, 1 Edward lY. or afterwards,
and who has received the issues in the mean time, and at what sum they are
extended, and into all other circumstances concerning them.
The like to John Wroughton, Thomas Rogers, John Isbury, Richard
Lovell and the sheriff in the county of Wilts.
The like to .Thomas Hugford, William Muston, John Basset, John
Beaufitz and the sheriff in the county of Warwick.
The like to William Lacon, one of the king's serjeants-at-law, Edmund
Burdenell, Thomas Hampden of Hampden, Richard Levell, Thomas Ramsey
and the sheriff in the county of Buckingham*
The like to John Arundell, esquire, Thomas Clemens, Thomas Bere,
Thomas Tregarthen, William Menwynnek, John Penpons, William Bere
and the sheriff in the county of Cornwall.
Nov. 26. Commission to Richard DensyU, Richard Chechestre, John Denys, John
Westminster. Gifford and the sheriff of Devon to arrest Robert Bordon of Clawcton, John
Colyn of Holeswoithy, Richard Geryn of Claweton, Peter Gteryn of
Claweton, William Bordon of Blaktoryngton, John Greryn of Hoselworthy,
William Gilbert of Hoselworthy and John Dene of the parish of Were and
bring them before the king in Chancery.
Nov. 20. The like to Richard Raghston, ' {Kentilman ' and Thomas Kaweson to arrest
Westminster. John Barlowe and bring him before the king in Chancery.
Dec. 1. Commission of oyer and terminer to William Laken, Richard Quatei-
Westminstcr. mayns, Thomas Restwold, Peter Marmyon, Thomas Walron and Thomas
Stoner touching all murders and felonies committed in the county of Berks
by John Derrant late of Herst, co. Wilts, 'yoman.'
390 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1464. Membrane 26d—c(mt,
Dec. 5. Commission to John Wenlok of Wen)ok, knight, and William Seyntgeorge,
Westminster, knight, to arrest John Covert and bring him before the king in council.
Mbmbranb 23d,
Dec. 15. Commission to Antony Wydevyle of Scales, knight, John Howard, knight,
Westminster. John Wynkefeld, knight, Thomas Walgrave, kiught, William Calfhorp,
esquire, John Fyncham, John Twyer and Robert Wynkefeld, esquire, to
enquire by oalh of good men of the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk into
divers offences ugainst the statute in Parliament at Westminster, 2
Henry VL enacting that whole wools, wool- fells, hides, lead, tin whole
or mil ten called 'sliotyn tyune,' and all other merchandise pertaining to
the staple shall be transrAitted to the town of Calais and nowhere else
beyond the seas under penalty of forfeiture, and that no licence to the con-
trary shall be granted except for wools, wool-fells and hides of Northum-
berland, Westmoreland, Cumberland and the bishopric of Durham, saving
the royal prerogative; the statute in Parliament, 8 Heniy y[. enacting that
no person shall ship wools, wool-fells, hides, lead or tin beyond seas except
to the said staple of Calais under penalty of forfeiture and imprisonment,
though merchants of Grcnoa, Venice, Tuscany, Lombardy, Florence and
Catalonia may ship the same to their own country, saving to the burgesses
of Berwick on Tweed their nccui^tomed privileges; the statute of 13
Richard II. enacting that no one shall buy or sell wools but at the weight
of 14 pounds t3 the stone, make residue of wools except * codde,' ^carde '
and 'vileyn,' or buy wools by the words 'gode pakkyng' or other like
words ; the statute of 14 Richard II. enacting that no denizen shall buy wools
except of the possessors of the sheep and tithe wools or regrate wools and other
merchandise of the staple and no Englishman shall buy wools but for him-
self; and the statute of 14 Henry YI. enacting that no one shall take wools
or other merchandise < f the staple to any suspicious place on the sea coast
except by indenture ; and to return their inquisitions to the treasurer and
barons of the Exchequer. By K.
1465.
Jan. 14. Commission to Thomas Moptide and John Braunston to arrest Robert
Westminster. Fuller and William Blukkc and bring them before the king in Chancery.
Mbmbranb 15dm
Jan. 7. Commission to William Laken, Thomas Rogers, Thomas W«lle, John
Webtminster. Proute, Thomas Say and the sheriff of Berks to enquire what lands Edward
Coudray, tenant in chief, held in the said county on the day of his death and by
what service, how much they are worth, on what day he die<l, and who is his
next heir, and to take the same into the king's hands.
The like to William Laken, Thomas Welle, Thomas Rogers, John
Proute, Thomas Say and the sheriffs in the counties of Southampton and
Wilts.
1464. Mbmbranb i3d.
March 26. The like to William Laken and Richard Rosiwold touching the lands
Westminster.: held by William Trussell, knight, tenant in chief, deceased, in the county of
Berks.
April 16. Commission to William Cornyssh to take horses, carts, waggons and other
Westminster, necessaries for carriage for the king's works and ordnance.
The like to the iollowing : —
Edmund Seland.
John Leyland.
Gregory Griffith.
4 EDWAED IV.— PiUT U. 391
1464. Membrane 13 J— con/.
Maj 3. Commission to Th., archbishop of Canterbury, William, earl of Arundel,
Westminster, and Henry, earl of Essex, the king's kinsman, and John Bourchier of
Berners, knight, to array the king's able bodied subjects of the counties of
Southampton, Surrey, Sussex, Essex, Kent, Norfolk, Suffolk, Hertford,
Cambridge, Huntingdon and Middlesex for the resistance of the king's
enemies.
The like to Edmund Grey of Ruthvn, knight, John Bourchier of Berners,
knighty John Wenlok of Wenlok, knight, and Robert Harecourt, knight, in
the counties of Oxford, Berks, Bedford, Buckingham and Hertford.
The like to the king's brother Richard, duke of Gloucester, in the
counties of Gloucester, Worcester, Warwick, Wilts, Somerset, Dorset,
Devon, Cornwall, and Salop.
Membrane 9d,
Feb. 8. Commission to William Notyngham, Thomas Lymeiyk and Thomas
Westminster. Whityngdon to enquire what lands and other possessions Thomas Phelpys,
indicted of high treason against the royal majesty and outlawed, held on
the day of his outlawry in the county of Gloucester, how much they are
worth yearly, and who has received the issues in the mean time, and into all
other circumstances concerning thenu
392
4 EDWARD IV.— PART IH.
1464. MSMBRANB 28,
Aug. 18. Inspexitnus and confirmation to the citizens of Cork of letters patent
Westminster, dated 12 May, 1' Henry VI, inspecting and confirming letters patent
dated J 2 N"ovember, 1 Henry V. inspecting and confirming letters patent
dated 12 February, 5 Richard II. inspecting and confirming a charter dated
at Woodstock, 15 July, 4 Edward III. [Charter EoU^4 Edward III. No.
59,] inspecting and confirming with additions a charter dated at Northamp-
ton, 20 July, 12 Edward II. inspecting and confirming with additions a charter
dated at Norham, 12 June, 19 Edward I. [Charter Roily 19 Edward I.
No: 33,] inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Westminster,
2 January, 26 Henry III. [Charter Roll, 26 Henri/ III. m. 5,] erranting
to them divers liberties. For 40*. paid in the hanaper.
Mbmbranb 27,
June 3. Inspeximus and confirmation to the prior and monks of St. Cuthbert's,
York. Durham, of the following : —
1. 2. Letters patent of William I. [Monasticon, No. iv.]
3. Letters patent of Henry I. dated at Rouen, taking under his protection
Algar, then prior, and the monks with all their possessions, they
having sustained injuries from Ranulph, late bishop. [Fcedera.}
4. Letters patent of Henry II. as follows :—
ff, rex Anglie et dux Normannie et Aquitanie et comes Andegavie
justiciariisy vtcecomitibuSy baronibns, prepositisy ministris et omni-
bus fidelibus mis Francis etAnglis totius Anglie et Normannie et
portuum marisy salutem, Sciatis me dedisse et concessisse priori
et monachis ecclesie Sancti Cuthberti de Dunelmo omnes libertates
et quietancias et liberas consuetudines suas per totam terram
meam totius Anglie et Normannie et per omnes meosportus maris.
Quare volo et firmiter precipio quad ipsi et omnes res sue quas
homines sui poterunt affidare suas esse dominicas sint omnino
quiete per totam terram meam in portubus maris et in nundinis
et in omnibus locis ab omni telonio et passagio et omni con'
suetudine et ne quis eos vexet inde vel disturbet super hoc super
X libras forisfactas. Teste R. archiepiscopo Eboracensi et R.
episcopo Lincolniensiy Ricardo de X«cy, apud Eboracum.
5. Letters patent of Henry TI. as follows : —
Jff. dei gratia rex Anglie et dux Normannie et Aquitanie et comes
Andegavie archiepiscopisy episcopisy abbatibuSy comitibusy baroni-
busy justiciariisy vicecomitibuSy ministris et omnibus fidelibus suis
Francis et Anglis totius Anglie, salutem Sciatis me concessisse
et presenti carta c-onfirmasse Alano de Chiltona et Iieredibus suis
villam de Helleia quam Hugo Dunebnensis episcopus rationa-
biliter dedit eis et concessit in feodo et hereditate cum omnibus
rebus ad eam pertinentibuSy cum incremento sexies viginti acrarum
quas de assarto et mora concessit eis ipse episcopus continue
colendas plusquam ibi cultum erat quum eis dedity tenendas de
ipso episcopo et successoribus suis, reddendo inde singulis annis
dtmidiam marcam pro omni servicio et consuetudine quam
4 EDWARD IV.— Part III. 393
1464. Membrane 27 — coni.
Johannes arckidiaconus de eadetn episcopo tenuit ita quod idem
Alanus et heredes sui haheant de nemore episcopi ad ediHcandum
et comburendum in eadem villa quod necessarium fuerit sine
vasto et cotnmunem pasturam et dent singulis annisproforestagio
sex denarios tantum et de propriis porcis suis quieti sint et
homines sui dent pannagium de porcis suis sicut alii homines
militum episcopi qui in foresta manent secundum quod carta
ipsius episcopi testatur. Quare volo et firmiter precipio quod
idem Alanus et heredes sui post eum ipsam villam cum supra-
determinatis haheant et teneant de ipso episcopo et successorihus
suis bene et inpace^ libere et quiete, integre etplenorie et honorifice^
per predictum servicium cum omnibus libertatibus et liberis con^
suetudinibu^ suisy sicut alii liberi homines episcopi liberius et
honorabilius de eo tenent, salva in omnibus rebus tarn in feris
quam in aliis dignitatibus foresta episcopi sicut ipse episcopus
dedit eis et concessit et carta sua cor^rmavit per calumpniam,
quam ipse Alanus habebat in villa episcopi de Comesfort quam
episcopo quietam clamavit, Testibus Gaufrido filio meo, Man-
dulpho de Glanv\ill'}y Reginaldo de Curtenley"] Gaufrido RoSy
Thome Bard\olf\ Roberto filio Bemardi, Roberto Liken,* Ger^
[ardo"] de Canvillay apud Wudestochiam.
6. A charter dated Westminster, 10 Maj, 54 Henry III. [^Charter Roll,
54 Henry III, m, 8,] inspecting and confirming the following : —
(1.) A charter of Walter, bishop of Durham, dated 13 July, 1260.
(2S A charter of Bobert, bishop of Durham.
(3.) Another charter of the same, dated at Durham, Christmas
Daj, 1267.
7. A charter dated Westminster, 15 February, 14 Edward I. {Charter
Roily 14 Edward L No, 40,] inspecting and confirming a charter
of Edmund, son of Henry III. dated 4 December, 1286, being a
grant in frank almoin to the monks of Finchale of 20^. yearly.
8. Letters patent dated 31 January, 9 Edward III. being a grant to the
monks of the island of Fameland by Baumburgh, oo. Northumber-
land, which is a ceU of the priory of Durham, of 13 marks lOs.
yearly t^t the hands of the mayor and bailiffs of Newcastle on Tyne,
in lieu of a grant by Edward II.
9. A charter of Philip, late bishop of Durham, being a grant to the same
of half a chaldron of wheat yearly in his manor of Fenwic. Wit-
nesses:— Aumeric, archdeacon of Durham, Master Constantyn,
Edmund de Lincoln, Leo de Heritz, William Natalis and others.
, For 10/. paid in the hanaper.
Membranes 26 and 25.
Nov. 4. Inspeximus and confirmation to Thomus, the abbot, and the convent of
Westminster. St. Peter and St. Hilda, Whitby, of a charter dated at Eltham Manor,
16 April, 9 Bichard II. [Charter Roll, 9 and 10 Richard IL No. 12,]
inspecting and confirming with additions a charter dated at Westminster,
29 October, 6 Bichard IT. {Charter Roll, 5 and 6 Richard IL No. 11,]
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at York, 6 February, 7 Edward
III. [Charter Roll, 7 Edward III No. 37,1 inspecting and confirming a
charter dated at York, 7 May, 6 Edward II. [Charter Roll, 6 Edward IL
No. 17,] inspecting and confirming the following : —
1. A charter of William [I.] dated at Westminster. [Monasticon,
No. v.}
2. A charter of the same dated at York. [Ibid. No. r//.]
3. A charter of Henry [L] dated at Westminster.
4. A charter of Stephen dated at York.
394 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1464. * Membranes 26 and 25^cont,
5. A charter dated at Reading, 13 April, 14 Henry [IIL] ins|)ec ting and
confirmins: a charter of Henry [II.] dated at Winchester.
6. A charter dated at Chylous, 23 April, L Richard I.
7. A charter dated at York, 1 March, 5 John. [Manasticonf No.
ZXXVIJ.']
8. A charter dated at Freemantle, 26 October, 7 John«
9. A charter dated at Westminster, 10 March, 47 Henry III.
For 10 marks paid in the hanaper.
Membranes 24 and 23.
Nov. 9. Inspeximus and confirmation to Thomas, bishop of Bath and Wells and
Wycombe, the dean and canons of Wells and the prior and monks of Bath of a charter*
of Edward [II.] inspecting the following : —
1. A charter of John as follows : —
Johannes Dei gratia rex Anglie, dominus Hibemie^ dux Normannie^
Aquitaniey comes Andegavie^ archiepiscopis, episcopisy abbatibuSf
comitibus^ baronibuSy justiciariis, forestariisy vicecomitibusy pre
positisy ministris et omnibus ballivis et fidelibus suis, salutem,
Sciatis nos concessisse et presenti carta nostra confirmasse Deo et
ecclesiis beati Andree de Welles et beati Petri Bathoniensiy et
venerabili patri nostrOy JoscelinOf earumdem ecclesiarum episcopo
et successoribtis suisy et decano et canonicis Wellensibus et priori
et monachis Bathoniensibus in eisdem ecclesiis Deo servientibus
imporpetuuMy omnes terras et reddituSy tenementa et possessioneSy
jura et dignitcUeSy libertates et liberas consuetudines que eis a
nobis vel antecessoribus nostris, vel aliquibus aliisy collate sunt
vel conferendey sicut carte donatorum rationabiliter testantur vel
testabuntur. Volumus eciam et concedimus quod habeant per
omnes terras et tenementa suoy thol et theam et infangenthefy
cumjudido aque et ignisy et cum furcis et ferrOy et quod ipsi et
omnes homines eorum et omnia tenementa et feoda eorum sint
libera et quieta imperpetuum de sectis sdrarwn et hundredorum^
de murdris et misericordiisy de auxiliis vicecomitumy prepositorum
et omnium ballivorum suorumy et de omnibus placitts et querelisy
et exactionibus ad vicecomites et ballivos suos pertinentibusy et de
omnibus summonitionibus et juratis et eusisis et recognitionibus
faciendisy preterquam in attingendis propriis dominicis nostris per
juratamy si opusfuerity infra comitatum ubi manentes Juerinty si
Jorte contentio inter nos tpsos et alios oriatur. Quare volumus
etjftrmiter precipimus quod predictus episcopus^ et successores suiy
et predicti decanus et canonici Wellensesy et prior et monachi
BathonienseSy et omnes homines et feoda et tenementa eorum
habeant imperpetuum omnes predictas libertates et quietancias
bene et in paccy libere et quietay integre et honorificCy sicut predic-
turn est, Testibus ; Domino P. Wintoniensi episcopOy Galjrido
filio Petriy comite Essexiey Sahero de Oueney (sic), cmnite Win^
toniey W, comite^ WarenneyRogerode Thoeneyy JVUlelmo Briwerrey
Hugone de NevUly Gaufrido de Neviily senescallo nostro. Data
per manum nostram apud Gaydinctonamy tercio die Mardiy
anno regni nostri octavo.
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 4 February, 11 Henry III. {^Charter
Roily 1 1 Henry III, p, 1, m. 30,] inspecting and confirming to Joscelin
then bishop, a charter dated at Canterbury, 26 November, 1 Richard
I. to Reginald, then bishop. [Monasticony vol. ii. p, 289.]
* The ending of thii charter is omitted.
4 EDWAED IV.— Part HI. 395
] 4(>4. Metnhranes 24 and 23 — cont,
3. A charter dated at West minster, 22 Janaary, 11 Henrj III. confirming
to the said bishop certain manors \^Charter Boll, 11 Henri/ III, p. 1,
m, 36.]
4. A charter to the said bishop dated at Westminster, 9 May, 12 Henrj
III. ^Charter Roll, 12 Henry III, m. 5.]
5. A charter dated at Lambeth 11 June, 15 Henry III. granting to the said
bishop divers liberties in his manor of Ceddre. [Charter Roll^ 16
Henry III, m. 8J
6. A charter dated at Oxford, 15 July, 15 Henry III. granting to the said
bishop that his executors may have the administration of his goods
after his death. [Charier Molly 15 Henry HI, m. 6.]
7. A charter dated at Fulham, 15 May, 13 Henry III. by the hand of
Ralph, bishop of Chichester and chancellor, granting to the said
bishop Joscelin that his manor of Cungresbury shall be disafiPorested
and that he may enclose and make a pai'k of the woods of the manor
or assart the same. Witnesses : — Richard, bishop of Durham, Walter,
bishop of Carlisle, the treasurer, Hubert de Burgo, earl of Kent,
justiciary, John de Munem[uta], Stephen de Segrave, Ralph de
Trubleville, Hugh le Despenser, Henry son of Aucher, Richard de
Grey, Heniy de Capella and others.
8. A charter, dated at Westminster, 14 October, 18 Henry III. by the hand
of the said chancellor, granting to them divers liberties. Witnesses :
— E. archbishop of Canterbury, R. bishop of Durliam, H. bishop of
Ely, W. bishop of Carlisle, Thomas, bishop of Norwich, H. bishop of
Rochester, W. earl of Warenne, G. Marshal, earl of Pembroke, H. de
Burgo, earl of Kent, H. de Bohun, earl of Hereford, Ralph son of
Nicholas, Godfrey de Craucumb, John son of Philip, William de
Pycheford, Geoffrey do Caunz and others.
For 10/. paid in the hanaper.
Mbmbranbs 22-20.
Nov. 8. Inspeximus and confirmation to Katharme, the abbess, and the nuns of
Westminster. Berkiug of the following : —
1. Letters patent dated 14 July, 7 Richard II. beinff an exemplification
at the request of Matilda, then abbess, of an allowance of liberties
made to the abbess and convent before Aymer de Valenciay earl of
Pembroke, William la Zouche of Assheby and William de Cleydon,
justices in eyre of the forest in the county of Essex, in the octaves
of St. Hilary, 17 Edward [II.] at Stratford Laugthom, co. Essex.
The following are recited : —
(1.) A charter of Hodelredus, relation of Sebby the king of the
East Saxons, to Hedelburga, abbess. [Monasiicony No, ///«]
(2.^ A charter of William I. [See belowy No. (9.)]
(3.) A charter of Henry [I.] dated at Westminster. [See below,
No, (14.)]
(4.) A charter of Stephen dated at Clarendon. [See below. No.
(«•)]
(5.) A charter of Henry II. dated at Westminster. [See below.
No. (13.)]
(6.) A charter of Henry II. dated at Westminster. [See below.
No. (12.)]
(7.) A writ dated at the Tower of London, 16 June, 17 Edward II.
commanding the said justices to permit the said abbess to enjoy
the liberties granted to her in the forest by the said charters.
By virtue of this writ an inquisition was taken before the said justices by
oath of the foresters and verderers and 36 good men of the three
regards of the said forest, who say that the abbess and convent have
896 CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
1464. Membranes 22-20 — cont.
always had free chace within the forest and without to take hares
and all other vermin of the forest and free warren in all their
demesne lands and waters with amends of trespasses in their woods
of Mortboys. They have had two carts called < Skynanchours,' each
with one horse and one man, going and carrying firewood for the
sustenance of the abbey without view and livery of foresters and
verderers through the whole year except the fence month, and
reasonable estover, timber and fuel for the sustenance of the abbey
and its manors in their woods within the forest bj view and livery
of the ministers of the forest. And they have had without the
regard at Berkyng three groves, • viz,, * Stokgrave,' * Gantesgrave '
and 'Crikelwode' : at Warle, a grove called 'Heye' and another
called ' la More ' : at Gyngges ad Fetram, a grove called ' la Heye,'
another called ' Possemor,' and a third called * la Bowe ' : at
Bothyngges, a grove called Newewode' and another called * Wyke' :
at ToUesbury, a grove called ' Heyghfry th ' : at Wegeberwe, a grove
called * SEamondesgrove ' and another caUed ^ Saxstonesgrove,' whence
they may take necessaries for their house and manors without view
or Uvery of the king's ministers, though the king's foresters enter at
their will for the supervision and custody of the king's venison.
All these liberties they shall henceforth enjoy.
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 5 July, 7 Bichard II. [Charter
Rollf 7 and 8 Richard 11. No^ 33,] inspecting and confirming the
following : —
(1.) A charter of Stephen dated at Windsor to Adelid, then abbess,
and the nuns.
(2.) A charter of the same dated at Barking.
(3.) A charter of the same dated at London.
(4.) A charter of the same dated at Barking.
(5.) A charter of the same dated at Clarendon.
(6.) A charter of the same dated at London.
(7.) A charter of the same dated at Windsor.
(8.) A charter of the same dated at Oxford, granting to queen
Matilda that she have the abbey in her custody.
I.
to A. abbess.
I.] dated at Westminster, granting the
(9.) A charter of William
(10.) A charter of Henry
abbey to Agnes.
(11.) A charter of Henry[II.] dated at Clyve io Adelita, then abbess.
(12.) A charter of the same dated at Westminster, granting the
abbey to Mary the sister of St. Thomas the Martyr.
(13.) A charter of the same dated at Westminster. -
(14.) A charter of Henry I. dated at Westminster.
(16.) A charter of Henry U. dated at Westminster.
(J 6.) A charter of the same dated at Windsor, granting the abbey
to Matilda his daughter.
(17.) A charter of the same dated at Windsor.
(18.) A charter dated at Lyons, 27 May, 9 Bichard I.
(19.) A charter dated at Westminster, 6 February, 16 Henry III.
inspecting and confirming No. (17).
(20.) A duplicate of the preceding.
(21.) Acharter dated at Westminster, 20 February, 18 Edward L
[Charter Roll, 18 Edward I. No. 88.]
(22.) A charter dated Antwerp, 15 December, 12 Edward III.
3. Letters patent dated 1 May, 3 Richard II. being a release to them of
their charge of repairing 467 perches of the paling and enclosure
of the king's park of Haveryng, co. Essex.
4. Letters patent dated 29 June, 16 Bichard II. being a grant to them
at the supplication of the king's uncle the duke of Gloucester, and
4 KDWARI) IV^Part III. 897
1464. Membrane 22-20— cw^.
because a great part of their lands in Berkyng and elsewhere in
the county of Essex had been inundated by the river Thames and
the sea, that they have return of vrrits and precepts of all pleas
and suits within their hundred of Bekentre and also chattels of
felons and fugitives, fines, issues and amercements from their tenants
there. For 10/. paid in the hanaper.
Membranes 19-16.
Nov. 16. Inspeximus and confirmation to William, the bishop, and the prior
Wostminster. and convent of Ely of letters patent dated 1 February, 1 Richard II.
inspecting and confirming to Thomas, then bishop, and John, then prior,
and the convent, the following : ^
1. A charter dated at York, 3 March, 2 Edward III. [Charter Boll,
2 Edward IIL No. 78,] inspecting and confirming with additions
to John, then bishop, and the prior and convent the following :—
(I.) A charter dated at York, 1 December, 12 Edward II. [Charter
Molly 12 Edward 11. No. 42,] inspecting and confirming a
charter of Edgar (Latin and Saxon).
(2.) A charter dated at York, 1 December, 12 Edward [I. [Charter
Roily 12 Edward IL No. 40,] inspecting and confirming the
following : —
Q, A charter of Edward the Confessor. [Monasticon,
No, VII.']
b. A charter of William I. [Ibid No, x.]
(3.) A charter dated at York, 1 December^ 1 2 Edward II. [ Charter
Holly 12 Edward II, No, 41,] inspecting and confirming
the following : —
a, A charter dated at Wallingford, 3 July, 17 Henry III.
b, A charter dated at Wallingford, 3 July, 17 Henry III.
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Roche
Andelys {Rupem Anddiaciy) 1 July, 9 Richard I.
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 18 September, 17 Edward HI.
[Charter Roily 17 Edward IIL No. 14.]
3. A charter dated at Westminster, 10 February, 22 Edward IIL
ICharter Roily 22 Edward III. No. 11.]
For 10 marks paid in the hanaper.
Membranes 15-13.
Oct. 20. ' Inspeximus and confirmation to the master and brethren of the hospital
Westminster, of the House of God at Dover of letters patent dated 26 March, 1 Richard II.
inspecting and confirming the foUowing :—
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 22 April, 12 Edward HI. [Charter
Roily 12 Edward III. No. 5,] inspecting and confirming a charter
dated at Westminster, 17 February, 13 Henry III,
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 16 October, 21 Edward HI. [Charter
Roily 21 Edward III No. 16.]
3. Letters patent dated 2 May, 18 Edward HI. being an exemplification
of a charter dated at Kennington by the hand of the king's son Ed-
ward, duke of Cornwall and earl of Chester, 20 August, 12 Edward IH.
[Charter Roily 12 Edward III. No. 33,] inspecting and confirming
the following : —
(1.) A charter dated at Westminster, 24 March, 11 Henry IIL
(2.) A charter dated at Westminster, 14 July, 12 Henry III.
[MonasticoUy No. ///.]
(3.) Another charter of the same date [Ibid. No. iv.]
398 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1464. Membranes 15-13 — conU
(4.) A charier dated at London 24 September, 13 Henry III.
(5.) A charter dated at Westminster, II October, 13 Henry III.
[Ibid. No. v.]
(6.) A charter dated at Westminster, 10 December, 13 Henry III.
llbid. No. VI.]
(7.) A charter dated at Westminster, 10 April, 15 Henry III.
[Ibid. No. VJii.}
(8.) A charter dated at Canterbury, 9 May, 19 Henry III. [^Ibid.
No. JX.]
(9.) A charter dated at Dover, 9 February, 19 Henry HI. [Ibid.
No. X.]
(10.) A charter dated at Rochester, 20 March, 31 Henry III.
[ifttrf. No. XI.']
(11.) Letters patent dated 5 February, 6 Edward I.
(12.) A charter dated at Canterbury, 10 May, 14 Edward I.
[Charter Roily l4 Edward I. No. 6.]
For 608. paid in the lianaper.
Membrane 13 — cont.
1465,
Feb. 1. Inspeximus aod confirmation to John, the prior, and the canons of Holy
Westmiuster. Trinity, Ipswich, of a charter dated at Eltham, 18 March, 5 Edward III.
[ Charter Boll, 5 Edward III. No. 74,] inspecting and confirming with
additions a charter of Henry II. dated at Lyons.
For 208. paid in the hanaper.
Membranes 12-10.
Jan. 10. Inspexitnus and confirmation to tlie abbot and convent of Stratford
Westminster. Langthorn, of the Cistercian order, of the following : —
1. A charter dated at York, 16 March, 12 Edward II. granting to them
free warren in all their demesne lands of Esthamme, co. Essex.
[Charter Roll, 12 Edxcard II. No. 26.]
2. Letters patent dated 6 August, 5 Edward III. granting a licence for the
acquisition in mortmain by them of certain land in Leyton, co.
Essex.
3. A charter dated at York, 4 March, 8 Edward III. being a grant to
them of lands in Wolewych [ Charter Roily 8 Edward III. No. 43.]
4. A charter dated at Nottingham, 17 July, 8 Edward III. being a grant
to them of lands in Berkyng and Illeford [Charter Roily 8 Edward
III. No. 20.]
5. Letters patent dated 20 June, 27 Edward III. granting licence for the
acquisition in mortmain by them of certain land in Westhammesfrith
and Esthamme.
G. Letters patent dated 20 March, 33 Edward III. granting licence
for the acquisition in mortmain by them of certain land in Great
Bursted.
7. Letters patent dated 20 June, 47 Edward III. granting licence for
the acquisition in mortmain by them of the manor of Esthamme.
8. Letters patent dated 10 April, 3 Richard II. inspecting and confirming
the following : —
(1.) A charter dated at Westminster, 12 June, 18 Edward I.
[Charter Roily 13 Edward I. No. 42,] inspecting and con-
lirining the following : —
a. A charter dated at Pont de I'Arche {Pontem Archie)y 3
June, 5 John. [Rotuli Cartaruniy p. 104.]
4 EDWARD IV.— Pabt III. 399
1465. Membranes 12-10 — cant.
h. A charter dated at Westminster, 14 May, 37 Henry Ilf.
[Charter Roll, 37 Henry III, No. 13.]
(2.) A charter dated at Westminster, 12 June, 13 Edward I.
[Charter Rollf 13 Edward T, No. 44], inspecting and confirming
the following : —
a. A charter of Henry II. dated at Winchester. [Mon-
asticonJ]
by c. Two charters dated at Boche Andelys (Rupem Ande-
linci)y 24 October, 10 Richard I.
9. Letters patent dated 24 May, 20 Richard II. granting that the abbey
shall be held to be of the king's foundation, with such liberties as
other houses of the king's foundation of the same order have.
For 5 marks paid in the hanapen
1464* Membranes 9-7.
Oct. 3. Inspeximus and confirmation to John, the abbot, and the convent of
Westminster. Waltham Holy Cross, of the following :—
1. A. charter dated at Westminster, 22 October, 13 Richard II. [Charter
Roll, 11-13 Richard IL No. 12,] inspecting and confirming to
Nicholas, then abbot, and the convent, a charter dated at Havering
atte Bower, 10 March, 6 Edward III. [Charter Rally 6 Edward III.
No. 39,] inspecting and confirming the following : —
(1.) A charter dated at Waltham, 29 March, 37 Henry III.
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at No.iancourt, 14
March, 1 Richard I.
(2.) Another charter dated at Waltham, 29 March, 37 Henry III.
inspecting and confirming another charter dated at Nunancourt,
14 March, [1] Richard L
(3.) A charter dated at Waltham, 30 March, 37 Henry III.
2. Letters patent dated 12 March, 24 Edward III. granting licence for
the exchange of certain manors.
3. Letters patent dated 28 May, 1 Richard II. granting licence for the
acquisition in mortmain by them of 20s. rent in Waltham Holy Cross.
4. Letters patent dated 20 February, 3 Richard II. exempting the abbots
from being made collectors, taxers or assessors of tenths, fifteenths or
other subsidies.
6. Letters patent dated 17 December, 7 Richard II. granting licence for
the acquisition in mortmain by them of the forestership of the
hundred of Waltham.
6. Letters patent dated 8 December, 9 Richard II. granting that they
shall not be charged with a corrody, provided that they keep the
anniversary of the king and his &ther.
7. Letters patent dated 6 October, 11 Richard II. granting licence for
the acquisition in mortmain by them of the manor of Collyngs, co.
Hertford.
8. Letters patent dated 14 May, 16 Richard II. granting that no one
shall lodge in the abbey against the will of the abbot and convent
except the king and queen.
For 10 marks paid in the hanaper«
14g5. Membrane 7— «)n^.
Feb. 6. Inspeximus and confirmation to the burgesses of Saltash (Essa) of letters
Westminster, patent dated 27 November, 5 Richard II. inspecting and confirming a
charter of Reginald do Valle Torta, granting to them divers liberties.
For 6 marks paid in the hanaper.
400 CALENDAB OP PATENT ROLLS.
1466. Membrane C.
Feb. 3. In&peximus and confirmation to Walter, the abbot, and the convent of
Westminster. Faversham of a charter dated at Lincoln, 1 September, 9 Edward II.
[Charter Roll, 9 Edward II. No. 48,] inspecting and confirming the
following: —
1. A charter of Stephen dated at Bermondsey. \Monasticon, No.
2. A charter of the same dated at Canterbury. \Ihid. No. /.]
3. A charter dated at St. Edmunds, 19 May, 7 John. [Motuli Cartarumy
p. 150.]
4. A charter dated at Ospring, 7 March, 16 John. \Mona8ticon, No,
IV.-]
6. Letters patent dated 20 November, 46 Henry III.
6. Letters patent dated 12 February, 41 Henry III.
7. A charter of queep Matilda. [Monasticony No. f.]'
8. A charter of William, count of Boulogne, Warenne and Mortain.
[Ibid. No. VJ.']
For 10 marks paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 5.
Feb. 9. Inspeadmus and confirmation to the burgesses of Aberconeweye of letters
Westminster, patent dated 3 June, 2 Richard 11. inspecting and confirming a charter
dated at Windsor, 20 February, 5 Edward III. [Charter Boll, 5 Edward
III. No. 82,] inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Flint, 8 Septem-
ber, 12 Edward I. [Charter Roll, 12 Edward I. No. 2.]
For 20s. paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 4.
Feb. 12. Inspeximus and confirmation to the citizens of Exeter of letters patent
Westminster, dated 14 July, 16 Henry YI. inspecting and confirming letters patent dated
14 December, 2 Henry V. inspecting and confirming letters patent dated
5 December, 2 Richard II. inspecting and confirming a charter dated
at Eltham, 1 March, 3 Edward III. [Charter Roll, 3 Edward III. No. 52,]
inspecting and confirming the following : —
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 6 November, 44 Henry III. inspecting
and confirming a charter of Richard, king of Almain and the Romans,
dated at London, 7 November, the third year of his reign.
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 12 November, 14 Edward II. inspecting
and confirming with additions a charter dated at Easton by Stamford,
4 May, 28 Edward I. [Charter Roll, 28 Edward L No. 26,]
inspecting and confirming with additions the following : —
(1.) A charter of Henry II. dated at London.
(2.) A charter dated at Westminster, 24 March, 21 Henry III.
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Saumur, 16 June,
2 John. [Rotuli Cartarum, p, 70.]
For 40;. paid in the hanaper.
•1 Ag4 Membranes 3-1.
March 20. Inspeximus and confirmation to J. bishop of Worcester of a charter
Westminster, dated at Westminster, 27 April, 14 Richard II. [Charter Roll, 14 Richard
IL No. 10,] inspecting and confirming to H. then bishop a charter dated
at York, 7 June, 9 Edward III. [Charter Roll, 9 Edward III. No. 48,]
inspecting and confirming to S. then bishop the following : —
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 19 February, 6 Edward II. [Charter
Roll, 6 Edward II. No. 25,] inspecting and confirming a charter of
Edgar. [Monasticon.'}
4 ED WAKD IV.— Paut III. 401
1464. Membrmie 3 afid l^^cont,
2. A charter * of Edward II. inspecting the following :—
(1.) A chatter (Saxon) of Edward the Confessor.
(iJ.) A charter of WiUiam [I.].
(ZS A charter of Henry II. dated at Kempsey.
(4.) A charter dated at S^z, 5 October, 8 Richard I.
(5.) A charter dated at Codington {Oaitii^) 15 September,
1 Bichard I.
(6.) A charter dated at S6ez, 8 August, 1 John. [^Ratuli Cartarum^
p. 10.]
(7.) A charter dated at the Tower of London, 15 March, 16 John.
3. Letters patent dated 11 September, 19 Edward I. inspecting and
confirming letters patent dated 10 February, 42 Henry IIL
4. A charter dated at Westminster, 7 May, 54 Henry II f. [Charter Roily
54 Henry IIL m. 8.]
5. A charter dated at Clarendon, 6 November, 17 Edward I. [^Charter
Roll, 17 Edward L No. 5. J
6. A charter dated at Westminster, 4 March, 2 Edward II. [Charter
Roll, 2 Edward 11. No. 24.]
7. A charter dated at Langloy, 8 March, 2 Edward II. [Charter Roll,
2 Edward IL No. 22.]
For 20 marks paid in the hanaper.
The ending to this charter is omitted on the roll.
M 86914. CO
402
4 EDWARD IV.— Part IV.
1464. MSMBRANBS 29-23.
Juiie 4. Inspeximui and confirmation to William, the abbot, and the prior and
Wefltminster. convent of the monastery of St. Augustine, Canterbury, of the following : —
1. A charter of Stephen as follows ; —
S, rex Anglorum archiepiscapUy episcopisy ahhcUihuSy comitibusj
jutticiariis, vicecomitibusy haronibusy ministris et otnnihus JldelihtM
stns Francis et Anglis totius Anglie, salutem, Sciatis quia^ pro
salute anime mee et Mathilde regine uxaris mee et Eustacii jfUii
met et aliorum liherorum meorum et pro anima regis Henrici
avunculi mei et predecessortim meorum regum Anglie, dedi et
concent deo et ecclesie Sancti Augustini et altari et abhati et con-
ventui ejusdem ecclesie molendinum quod habui infra civitatem
Cantuarie juxta Eastbriggam et totum cursum aque illius molen-
i dini in restauratione vadimonii centum marcarum quod ego pro
necessitate mea ab eadem ecclesia cepi, presentibus baronibus meisy
scilicety Wtllelmo de Ipra et comite Oisllebertol et Radulpho de Haia
et aliis multis. Etprohibeo ne aliquis prohibecLt quin homines civi-
tatis Cantuarie et provincie eant et veniant ad molendinum prefatum
aim blado suo ad molandum ita bene et plenarie sicut melius et
plenius fecerunt tempore regis Henriciy avunculi meiy et meo tem-
pore postea dum fnolendinum prefatum in mea manu fuit, Quare
volo et firmiter precipio quodpredicta ecclesia Sancti Augustini et
altare et abbas et conventus ejusdem ecclesie teneant et habeant
predictum molendinum cum omnibus libertatibus et consuetudinibus
eidem pertinentibus ad servicium altaris illius ecclesie ita bene et
in pace et libere et quiete et honorifice sicut ego vel aliquis rex
predecessor meus melius et liberius et quietius tenuit. Testibus
Wtllelmo de Ipra, Wtllelmo Mart[el'\y et Ricardo de Lucy^ et
Radulpho Picoty et Willelmo de Aisnefordy apud Oxeneford,
2. Letters patent of ihe same as follows : —
S, rex Anglorum vicecomitibus et prepositis et burgensibus et omnibus
fidelibus suis CantuariCy scUutem, Prohibeo ne aliquis prohibeat
quin namines civitatis Cantuarie et provincie eant et veniant ad
molendtnum quod concessi et dedi deo et ecclesie Sancti Augustini
infra civitatem Cantuarie cum blado suo ad molandum ita bene et
plenarie sicut melius et plenius solebant facere tempore regis
jffenrici avuncult met et meo tempore postea dum molendinum
predictum tn mea manu fuit* Teste Roberto de ^[eer], apud
Cantuariam.
3. A charter of William [I.] as follows : —
W. rex Anglorum L. archiepiscopo et 0-. Baiocensi episcopo et H,
dapifero et omnibus fidelibus suis Frandgenis et Anglicis de comi»
tatu de Chenty salutem. Sciatis me dedisse Widoni abbctti abbatiam
Sancti Augustini cum omnibus terris et consuetudinibus que ad ean-
dem abbatiam pertinebant ea die qua rex Edwardtis fuit vivus et
mortuns. Precipio ergo vobis ut itafadatis eum habere terras suas
et consuetudines in dominio omnes quas abbatia habebat in dominio
ea die qua rex Edwardus Juit vivus et mortuus et omnes illas in ser^
vicio quas abbatia eadem die habebat in servicio, Et sciatis me
nolle pati quod aliquis ei injuriam faciat set omnia sua cum tnagno
honore teneat. Teste episcopo Dunelmensi.
4 EDWARD IV.— Part IV. 403
Si
1464. Mefnbraties 2^23 — cotit,
4. Another charter of the same as follows : —
Willehnns rex Anglarum L. archiepiscopo^ L. Kancie vicecomUi,
Hugoni de Muntfart ovmibusque haronihus 7/ieis in Kioent Francis
et Anglis, saltUem, Sciatic quod omnes decime quas homines frU"
tris mei Odonis episcopi Baiocensis et comitis Cancie dederunt
dicto Augusiino et fratribus mea licentia atque concessu date
sunt. Quapropter mando et precipio ut amodo jam dictus Sanctus
et locus etfratres inibi deo servientes eas habeant teneant possideant
in perpetuum. Testibus eodem epfscopo 0. Baiocensi et Goffrido
episcopo Constantinensi et Roberto et Rogerio comitibus^ apud
Wyndesoram,
5. Letters patent dated 24 May^lS Edward I. being a grant to Th[onias],
then abbot, and the convent of the hundreds of Ringesla, Elongate
and Dnnhaniford, which Nicholas, late abbot, had surrendered to the
king.
6. Letters patent dated 10 March, 36 Edward III. releasing all claim of
the king to the manor of Dene and a tenement in the Isle of
Thanet.
7. A charter dated at Westminster, 12 May, 3G Edward III. [Charter
Roily 36 Edward III, No. 3,] inspecting and confirming to
Thomas, then abbot, and the convent a charter dated at ^Westminster,
18 Julv, 20 Edward 11. [Charter Roll, 20 Edward 11, No. 6,]
inspecting and confirming to Ralph, then abbot, and the convent the
following : —
L) A charter of Athelbert. [Motiasticon. No. xJ]
[2i.) Another charter of the same. [Ibid, No. //•]
(3.) A. charter ofEadbald dated 618.
(4.) A charter of Edmund dated 944. (Latin and Saxon.)
(5.) A charter of Adelwlf dated 850.
(6.) A charter of Cnud to Aelstan then abbot.
(7.) A charter of Edward the Confessor.
(8.) Another charter (Saxon) of the same. [Monasticon^ No.
(9.) A charter of William 1. dated at Rouen. [Ibid, No. LX,]
(10.) Another charter of the same dated at Windsor, 1070.
(11.) Another charter of the same. [Ibid^ No. Lix.]
(12.) Anothei* charter of the same dated at Windsor.
(13.) A charter of Henrj I. to Hugh, then abbot, dated at
Westminster.
(14.) Another charter of the same dated at Windsor at Whitsun-
tide in the year in which he gave his daughter to tho
Emperor.
(15.) Another charter of the same dated at Westminster at
Christmas.
(16.) Another charter of the same dated at London on the
Kalends of September.
(17.) Another charter of the same dated at Westminster.
(18.) A charter of Richard L to Roger, then abbot, dated at
Canterbury, 3 September. [Monasticony No. LVli.']
(19.) A charter dated at Orival, 15 June, 5 3ohn[Rotuli Cartamm,
p. 106.]
(20.) A charter dated at Canterbury, 27 July, 21 Edward I.
8. Letters patent dated 15 September, 16 Richard U. granting licence
for the acquisition in mortmain by them of certain lands in Menstre,
the Isle of Thanet, the suburb of Canterbury and Reculvere.
9. Letters patent dated 23 March, 19 Richard II. granting licence for the
acquisition in mortmain by ihem of certain messuages in the parish
of St. Mary, WoUechirchehawe, London.
cc 2
404 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1464. Membranes 29-23-— eon^.
10. Letters patent dated 7 Julj, 21 Richard II. granting licence for the
acquisition in mortmain by them of a messuage and shops in the
parish of St Dionis, Bakchirche, London.
11. A charter (Saxon) of Edward the Confessor. [Kemhley vol. iv.^
p. 193.]
12. A charter of Henry I. dated at Westminster at Christmas [No, (15)
above. 1
1 3. A charter of Stephen as follows : —
S. rex Anglorum archiepiscopis, espiscopisy abbatibus^ justiciariis,
comitibuSy vicecomitibus et omnibus ministris et Jldelibus suis
Francis et Anglis totius Anglie^ salutem, Sciatis me dedisse et
concessisse abbati et monachis Sancti Augustini Cantuarie quod
ipsi habeant feriam apud Cantuariam ad festum apostolorum
Petri et J^auli, quod est tertio KaL Juliiy et incipiat tertia die
ante festum et duret per sex dies. Et precipio quod mnnes ad
earn venientes et in ea morantes et ab ea redeuntes habeant meam
firmampacem ita quod nemo eis injuriam vel contumeliam faciat
super X libras forisfa^^urcts nee in civitate vel extra aliquis
theloneum per hos dies capiat nisi monavhi et servientes eorum.
Testibus Matilda regina et Turglisiol de Abrinclu] et Adam de
Belvaco et Eusthachio de Fiennes et Huberto camerario^ apud
Cantuariam.
14. A charter of Henry I. as follows : —
Henricus dei gratia rex Anglorum omnibus episcopisy comitibus^
vicecomitibus et omnibus optimatibus suis Francigenis et Anglienis
in illis comitatibus in quibus Sanctus Augustinus habet terras,
salutem. Sciatis me dedisse Deo ac Sancto Augustino etfratribus
ut habeant eortim saca et socna et pads fracturam et pugnam in
dotno factam et vie assaltus et latrones in terra sua captos
latronumque susceptionem vel pastionem super illorum proprios
homines infra civitatem et extra theoloneumque suum in terra et
ifi aqua atque consuetudinem que dicitur teames et super omnes
allodiarios quos eis habeo datos. Nee volo consentire ut aliquis in
aliqua re de iis se intermittat nisi eorum prepositi quibus ipsi hec
commendaverint, Qtiare habeo has consuetudines Deo datas et
Sancto Atigustino pro redemptione anime mee, sicut Willelmus
pater meus et frater meus ante fecerant^ et nolo consentire ut
aliquis hec infringed sicuti meam amicitiam vult habere. Testibus
Willelmo de Welaruuast et Turstino capellano, apud Westmon-
asteriumy in Pentecosta.
15. A charter dated at Guildford, 12 October^ 1 Richard I. granting the
same privileges as the preceding. Witnessses : — H. bishop of
Durham, G. bishop of Rochester, R. bishop of London, G. bishop
elect of Winchester, H. bishop elect of Salisbury.
By the hand of William the chancellor.
16. A charter dated at Westminster, 28 April, 29 Edward III. granting to
them a fair yearly at their manor of Lenham, co. Kent. [Charter
Roily 29 Edward III. No. 12.]
17. A charter dated at Westminstei, 20 November, 34 Edward III.
granting to them free warren in all their demesne lands in the
Isle of Thanet. [Charter Roll, 34 and 35 Edward III. iVo. 11.]
18. A charter dated at Westminster, 12 May, 36 Edward III. [Charter
Roily 26 Edward III No. 2,] inspecting and confirming a charter
dated [Dover, 22 May, 6] Edward II. [ Charter Roily 6 Edward II.
No. 3,] inspecting and confirming with additions the following : —
(1.) A charter of Henry I. dated at Winchester at Easter.
(2.) A charter dated at Westminster, 18 February, 11 Henry III.
inspecting and confirming a charter dated 15 June, 5 John.
[Rotuli Cartarumfp. 105.]
4 EDWARD IV.— Part IV. 405
1464. Membranes 29-23^eo9i/.
(3.) A charter dated at Westminster, I April, 54 Henry III.
(4.) Letters patent dat^ 27 July, 21 Edward I.
(5.) A charter dated Westminster, 14 June, 22 Edward I.
[Charter Boll, 22 Edward L No. 24.]
19. Letters patent dated 6 May, 15 Richard II. being a grant to the
prior and conveDt of the custody of the abbey during voidanoe.
For iOs. paid in the hanaper.
1465, MsMBRANES 22 and 21.
Feb. 20. Ittspeximus and confirmation to the prior and convent of St. Denys by
Westminster. Southampton of the following : —
1. A charter dated Westminster, 7 February, 13 Richard II. [^Charter
Roily 11-13 Richard II, No, 7,] inspecting and confirming to
Richiird de Staunford, then prior, and the convent the following : —
(1.) A charter of Henry II. date<l at Westminster.
(2.) Another charter of the same dated at Westminster.
(3.) A charter of the same dated at Salishury.
(4.) A charter of Richard I. dated at Chinon, 18 June.
(5.) A charter dated at Clarendon, 1 August, 17 Edward III.
[^Charter Roll, 17 Edward III, No, 15,] inspecting and
confirming a charter dated at Westminster, 20 April, 10 Edward
II. [Charter Roll, 10 Edward IL No. 17,] inspecting and
confirming the following : —
a, Ik Two charters of Henry I. [Monasticon.']
c, d. Two charters of Henry II. dated at Winchester.
e. A charter of the same dated at Rouen.
/. A charter of the same dated at Salisbury. [Monasticon,']
g. Letters patent of the same dated at Porchester.
h. Letters patent of the same dated at Romsey.
i. A charter of Stephen dated at Portsmouth.
j. A charter of the same dated at Winchester. [MonaHicon,'\
k, A charter dated at Roche Andelys, 1 Decemher, 10 Richard
I. confirming a charter dated at Warwick, 18 September.
[Momuticon.'}
L A charter dated at Bourne, 9 January, 2 John.
m. Letters patent dated 9 February, 42 Henry III.
n. Lettera patent dated 14 May, 33 Edward L
(6.) Letters patent dated 1 June, 21 Edward III.
2. Letters patent dated 4 February, 1 Richard II. inspecting and
COD firming a charter dated at Westminster, 6 January, 6 Edwitfd III.
[Charter Roll, 6 Edward III. No. 64.]
For 2 marks paid in the hanaper.
Membranes 20 and 19.
Feb. 8. Inspeximus and confirmation to the abbess and convent of St. Saviour
Westminster, and St-. Mary and St. Bridget, Syon, of the order uf St. Augustine, founded
by Henry V. under the rule of St Bridget, of (1) letters patent dated
16 December, 1 Edward IV. (see p. 144), granting to them divers lands and
privileges, and (2) the enrolment (French) of an act in Parliament, 2 May,
9 Henry V. [Rolls of Parliament, vol. iv. p. 140,] and confirmation to
them of all privileges granted to them hy bulls of Pope Martin V. and
Urban VI. and Baldassarre, bishop of Tusculum, then Pope John XXIII ;
saving to the king's subjects aU rights reserved to them, and to the mayors
of London their scrutiny, supervision and correction in the river Thames.
By K. hy authority of Parliament and for 5 marks paid in the hanaper^
406 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS,
1465. MbMBRANBS 18 AND 17.
Feb. 3. Inspeanmus and confirmation to the abbot and monks of Byland of a
Westminster, charter dated Westminster, 7 May, 16 Richard II. [Charter Roll, 15^17
Richard II. No. 18,] inspecting and confirming with additions letters
patent dated 1 February, 1 Richard II. inspecting and confirming a charter
dated at Westmmster, 30 May, 33 Edward III. [Charter Roll, 3S Edward
III. No, 12,] inspecting and confirming a charter dated at York, 22 March,
12 Edward IL [Charter Roll, \2 Edward IL No. 21,] inspecting and con-
firming a charter dated at Westminster, 13 ^November, 56 Henry III.
[Charter Roll, 56 Henri/ HI. m. 6,] inspecting and confirming a charter
dated at Windsor, 20 February, 31 Henry III. [Charter Roll, 31 Henry
III. m, 10.] For o marks paid in the hanaper.
1464. Membrane 16.
March 21. Ihspexirmis and confirmation to the burgesses of the New Borough of
Westminster. Medina in the Isle of Wight of letters patent dated 5 October, 17 Richard
II. inspecting and confirming letters patent dated 8 May, 16 Richard II.
being an exemplification of letters patent dated 29 February, 26 Edward
III. inspecting and confirming a charter of Isabel de Fortibus, sometime
countess of Albemarle and Devon and lady of the Island, being a grant to
them of divers liberties. For 4 marks paid in the hanaper.
1465.
March 1. ^Inspeximus and confirmation to the burgesses of Buelt in Wales of a
Westminster, charter dated at Westminster, 4 November, 6 Edward I., being a licence for
them to form a guild merchant and a grant to them of divers liberties.
[Charter Roll, 6 Edward I. No. 4.] For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
March 3. Mandate to all bailiffs and others to peimit Gilbert Carnwith alias Bilton,
Westminster, chaplain, born in the town of Uxton in Scotland, dwelling at Wygenhale
within the realm of England, who has taken an oath of fealty, to inhabit the
realm peaceably and enjoy his goods. By p.s.
Feb. 8. Revocation of the protection with clause volumiis, for one year, lately
Westminster, granted by letters patent to John Chaumberleyn late of Graunt Fount,
CO. Cornwall, 'gentilman,' alias John Chamberleyn late of Great
Gernemuth, eo. Norfolk, ^ gentilman/ staying on the king's service in the
company of John Wode, esquire, victualler of the king's town and castle
of Calais and the marches there in the parts of Picardy on the safe<
custody, defence and victualling of the same, on certificate by the sheriff of
Norfolk that he delays at Norwich.
1454. Membranes 15-8.
Dec. 20. Inspeadmus and confirmation to Thomas Wysbech, the abbot, and the
Westminster, convent of Thorneye of the following : —
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 7 February, 22 Edward III. [Charter
Roily 22 Edward III. No, 36,] inspecting and confirming the
following : —
(1.) A charter dated at Langley, 6 December, 8 Edward II,
[Charter Roll, 8 Edward I I. No. 37,] inspecting and confirm-
ing the following : —
a. A charter of Edgar. \^MonarSticon, No. in.']
b. A charter of Henry [I.] to Robei-t, then abbot, dated at
Ditton.
c. A ^barter of Stephen to Walter, then abbot, dated at
London.
d. A charter of the same dated at St. Edmunds.
€. A charter of the same to Boliert, then abbot, dated at
Wwitminst<*r.
4 EDWABD IV.— Part IV. 407
1464. Membra»ies 15-8 — cont,
(2.) Letters patent dated 28 September, 8 Edward II.
(3.) Letters patent dated 17 August, 1 Edward III.
(4,) Letters patent dated 4 November, 17 Edward III.
(5.) A writing of Richard de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hert-
f<»rdy dated at Loudon, 29 January, 38 Henry III., inspecting
and confirming a charter of Alice the mother of earl William
his ancestor. [MofuuHcany No. xxvu'\
(16.) Div^s- private gran t8«
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 7 February, 22 Edward III. ^Charter
Roily 22 Edward IIL No, 35; Mona€iiconj No, xxxriii.]
inspecting and confirming the following : —
(1.) A charter dated at Langley, 6 December, 8 Edward IL
iCharter Roily 8 Edward IL No. 36,] inspectmg and
confirming the following : —
a. A charter of Heury II. dated at London.
b. A charter of the same dated at Lincoln.
c. A charter of the same to Walter, then abbot, dated at
Lincoln.
d. A charter dated at Westminster, 1 May, 11 Henry III.
€, A charter dated at Newark, 23 November, 12 Henry III.,
inspecting and confirming archarter of Henry I.
/• A charter dated at Peterborough, 6 August, 52 Henry III.
[Charter Roily 52 Henry IIL m, 5.]
g. Letters patent dated 1 February, 20 Edward I.
h, A charter dated at Westminster, 20 October, 30 Edward I.
[Charter Roll, 30 Edward L No 12.]
t. Letters patent dated 5 July, 32 Edward I.
J. A writing of Nigel, bishop of Ely.
(2.) A writing of Hugh, bishop of Ely.
(3.) Divers private grants.
3. Letters patent dated 7 February, 22 Edward III., inspecting and
X confirming the following : —
(I.^ Letters patent dated 20 November, 8 Edward II.
(2.), (3.) Two writings of Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford
and Essex.
4.) A writing of Hervey, bishop of Ely.
[5.) A writing of Nigel, bishop of Ely.
(6.) Divers private granta.
4. Letters patent dated 27 May, 22 Edward III. granting to them the
custody of the abbey during voidance.
For 4 marks paid in the hanaper.
{i
1465. Mbmbranb 7.
Feb. 12. Iiutpeximns and' confirmation to the abbot and convent of Robertsbridge
Wcatminstor. of the following : —
1. Letters patent dated 7 July, 4 Richard II. inspecting and confirming
a charter dated at Stamford, 20 June, 11 Edward HI. [Charter Roll
11 Edward IIL No. 24; Monasticony f. p. 667], inspecting and
confirming a charter dated at Westminster, 4 November, 53 Henry
III. [Charter Roily 53 Henry IIL m, 14,] inspecting and confirming,
at the instance of Peter de Champvent, a charter dated at West-
minster, 8 June, 37 Henry III. inspecting and confirming a, charter
dated at Roche Andelys, 9 November, 10 Richard I. by the hand of
Master Roseell, vice-chancellor.
2. Letters patent dated 20 November, 19 Richard II. inspecting and
confirming letters patent (French^ of John, duke of Brittany and
earl of Richmond, dated at London, 19 June, 51 Edward III. and
at Crowhurf»t, 2ft November, 1 Richard IT. respectively.
408 CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
3^4,55^ Membrane 7 — eont,
3. A charter dated at Westminster, 9 June, 37 Henry III. being a grant
to them of free warren in all their demesne lands in the counties of
Sussex and Kent, provided tbej be not within the bounds of the
forest, so that no one shall enter their lands to hunt therein without
licence from them under forfeiture of 10/., and of a market weekly
on Mondays in the town of Bobertsbridffe and a fair there yearly
for three days at the Exaltation of the H<ny Cross. Witnesses : — P.,
bishop of Hereford, John Manseil, provost of Beverley, Master
William de Kilkenn', archdeacon of Coventry, Bertram de Crioill,
John de Lessynton, John de Grey, Henry de Wengham, Bobert
Walerand, Stephen Banthan, Nicholas de Sancto Mauro, Imbert
Pugeys and others. For 8 marks paid in the hanaper.
Membranes 6-1.
Feb. 19. Inspeximus and confirmation to John, the abbot, and the convent of
Westminster. Bamsey of the following : —
1. A charter of Edgar. [Monastican, No. viii,; CharttUary of
Ramsey Abbey ^ vol, \\,p. 51.]
2. A charter of Henry L dated at Argenton. IMonasticon^ No. xvi,']
3. A charter of the same dated at Braunton in the year in which he gave
his daughter to the Emperor. [Monasticon, No, xvil, ; ChartU'
lary, ii. 101.]
4. A charter of Henry 11. dated at Lincoln. IChartulary, ii. 62,']
5. A chaiter of the same as follows : —
ff, rex Any lie et dux Normannie et Aquitanie et comes Andeyavie
episcopo lincolniensi et justiciariis et vicecotnittbus baronibus et
omnibus fidelibus suis^ Francis et Any lis de Huntendonesdra et
totius Any lie salutem. Sciatis me concessisse et con^rmasse sancto
Benedicto de Ramesia et abbati et monachis et Sancto Ivoni unam
feriam apud Sanctum Yvonem de Slepe^ que incipieU die Lune in
ebdomada JPasche et duret usque in iliem Lune sequentem et toto
die illoj sicut carta reyis Henrici avi mei testatur. Et habeatferia
ilia socam suam et sacam et tol et theam et infanyenetheof et
omnes alias libertates et consuetiulines suas sicut aliqua jeria
fnelius habet in tola Anylia. Et voio et precipio quod omnes
undecumque ad earn venientes et in ea existentes et inde rever-
tentes habeant meam firmam pacetn dando abbati sttas rectcu
consuetudines ne super hoc ab aliqno alicubi injuste disturbentur
super decern libras forisfactnre. Testibfts, Thoma cancellario^
Reyinaldo comite Cornubie, Roberto comite LeyrecestriCj et
Roberto de Novo Buryo, apud Lincolniam,
6. A charter dated at Harcourt, 7 June, 4 John. [Chartulary, ii. 297.
7. A charter dated at Windsor, 3 September, 35 Henry III. [Charter
Roll, 35 Henry III, m. 3 ; Cluirtulary, ii. 65.]
S. A charter dated at Cambridge, 20 March, 51 Henry III. [^Charter
Roll, 51 Henry 111., m. 7 : Chartulary, ii. 294.]
9. A chart-er dated at Westminster, 14 May, 21 Edward I. [^Charter Roll^
21 Edward /., No. 26; Chartulary, ii. 298.]
10. Letters patent dated 20 February, 3 Bichard II. inspecting and
confirming to Edmund, then abbot, and the convent the following :— .
(1.) A charter dated at Newcastle-on-Tyne, 10 July (sic), 8 Ed-
ward HI. [Charter Roll, 8 Edward IIL No. 29; Chartulary,
ii. 70-101,] inspecting and confirming to Simon, then abbot,
and the convent the following : —
a. A charter of Edward tlip Confessor. [Monasticon, No»
IX.]
4 EDWARD IV.— Part IV. 109
14}65. Membranes 6-1 — cont,
h. Another charter (Saxon) of the same.
c. Another charter (^xon) of the same. [Alonasticouy No,
X.-]
d. A charter of Henry [I.] dated at Brigstock.
6. A charter of thfi same dated at Braunton.
/. A charterer Henry [II.] dated at Lincoln.
g. A charter of Henry [I.] dnted at Winchester.
A. A charter of Henry [II.] dated at Lincoln.
t. Another charter of the same dated at Lincoln.
j, A charter of Richard I. dated at Westminster, 6 October.
k. A charter dated at Winchester, 19 June, 37 Henry III.
inspecting and confirming with additions charters dated
at Chiiworth, 22 October, 2 John, and at Ghiildford, 1]
October, 2 John. [Ratuli Cartarum^ p. 76.]
/. A charter dated at Newcastlo-on-Tyne, 23 April> 19
Edward L inspecting and confirming with additions a
charter dated at Winchester, 16 June, 37 Henry III. inspect-
ing and confirming a charter of William I. dated 4 Kal.
Jan. 1077.
(2.) A charter dated at Ipswich, Id June, 12 Edward III.
[Charter Roll, 12 Edward IIL No. 21 ; ChaHtUary, L 259.]
For 12/. paid in the hanaper.
410
5 EDWARD IV.— Part I.
1465.
Feb. 12.
Wcstmineter.
May 4.
Wefitminster.
May 10.
Westminster.
May 8.
Westminster.
May 7.
Westminster.
May 15.
Westminster.
May 15.
Westminster.
May 15.
Westminster.
May 1.
Westminster.
May 16.
Webtminster.
Membrane 32.
Pardons of outlawry to the following : —
William Syward late of Bermondesey, co. Surrey, 'gentilman,' for
not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer John,
abbot of the monastery of St. Saviour, Bermondesey, touching a debt
of 37/. 3*. 4</., he having surrendered to the Flete prison, as
Eobert Danby, chief justice of the Bench, has certified. Surrey.
Vacated because elsewhere in the fourth year.
Bobert Damett of Upwell, co. Cambridge, ^ husbondman,' for not
appearing when sued with John Tole of St. Edmunds, co. Suffolk,
' husbondman,' to answer Robert Dockyng touching a trespass.
Lincoln.
Thomas Heynde of Doncastre, co. York, ' yoman,' for not appearing
before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the
late king, to answer Thomas Sc&useby, citizen and mercer of York,
touching a debt of 40s. City of York.
Thomas Davy late of Asplegyse, co. Bedford, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer William
Bertram touching debts of 6/. and 10/. Surrey and Middlesex.
Bobert Chudley, late of London, ' gentilman,' for not appearing before
John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late king,
to answer Philip Malpas, citizen and merchant of London, touching
a debt of 160/. London.
Peter Baylly late of Sampford Courtenay, co. Devon, ^ husbondman/
for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer John
Foweraker touching a trespass. Southampton.
Thomas Tavemer late of London, ^ Salter,' for not appearing to answer
Stephen Morys touching a debt of 33/. Middlesex.
Thomas Slyfeld late of Great Bokeham, co. Surrey, ^gentilman,' for
not appearing to answer Richard Lee, citizen and alderman of
London, touching a debt of 115/. 8*. Sd. Surrey,
John Delf late of Norwich, chaplain, for not appearing before John
Prisot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late king, to
answer John Loveday, citizen of Norwich, * fuller,' touching a debt
of 40*. City of Norwich.
William Trumpour late of Chalflmnt St. Giles, co. Buckingham,
* husbondman,' for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to
answer a plea that he render 100*. to Bobert son of Reginald
Derlyngton and William Clyfford, citizens and fishmongers of London,
executors of the will of Reginald Derlyngton, late citizen and
fishmonger of London. Middlesex.
Thomas Yyncent of Bernak, co. Northampton, 'gentilman,' for not
appearing to answer Richard Wylle, yeoman of the king's chamber,
touching a debt of 4/. Middlesex.
John Mounteslond of Horigge, co. Devon, * husbondman,' for not
appearing to answer Richard Yerdo and Robert Kyrkham touching
a trespass committed by him and William Mounteslond of Horigge
the elder, * yoraan,' and William Mount«vlond of Ipplepen, co. Devon,
* labourer,' Devon.
5 EDWARD IV.— Part I.
411
1465.
May 14.
Westmiuster.
May 2.
Westminster.
May 20.
Westminstor.
Majr 2.
Westminster.
May 22.
Westminster.
Membrane 32 — coni*
Bobert Potte of Stone in the Isle of Ozney, co. Kent, ^ hunbondman/ for
not i^ipearing to answer Alexander Bogger touching a debt of 4
marks. Kent.
Thomas Taillour late of Mereworth, co. Kent, *' smyth,' for the same.
Kent.
Bobert Melton of Torlaston, co. Nottingham, clerk, for not appearing
to answer William FitzWilliam, esquire, touching of debt of 10/.
York.
Simon Blyaunt, or Bleant, of Byngesell or Byngefeld, co. Suffolk,
' gentilman,' for not appearing before Bichard Neuton and his fellows,
justices of the Bench of the late king, to answer Thomas Gambrigge,
prior of Eye, touching a debt of 40/., Bobert Berde touching a debt
of 6 marks, Beginald Bous touching a debt of 40/., John Coler of
London,' purse van t,' touching a debt of 10/., John Hopton and William
Boteman touching a debt of 10 marks, and John Moryf and Walter
Pyrs touching a debt of 100^., and before John Prysot and his
fellows, justices of the Bench of the late king, to answer John
Busshebrook of Combes and Henry Herdegrey touching a debt of
10/. and John Wygmor touching a debt of 15/.
Suffolk, Kent and London.
Hugh Skevyngton of ColsoU or Oossall, co. Nottingham, ' gentilman,'
for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas
Welles, citizen and draper of London, touching a debt of 40/.
Thomas Halman of Helweton, co. Norfolk, ' yoman,' for not appearing
before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the
late king, to answer John Colhsson, clerk, touching a debt of 4/. 15«.
Norfolk.
Thomas Hervy of Disse, co. Norfolk, ' husbondman,* for not appearing
before the same justices to answer John Style, citizen and ^ vynter '
of Norwich, touching a debt of 40*. Norwich.
May 1.
Westminster.
May 24.
Westminster
May 27.
Westminster.
May 15.
Westminster.
Membrane 31.
Thomas FitzWilliam, parson of the church of Sprotburgh, co. York,
for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer a plea
that he render 60s. to Idonia Shether, executrix of the will of John
Shether late of Doncastre, co. York. York.
John Awyke of Burghasse, co. Sussex, * laborer,' for not appearing
before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late
king, to ansv^er John S trace and Alice his wife touching a debt of
11/. 165. Sussex.
Thomas Ive of Chitewode, co. Buckingham, ^husbondman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Geoffrey Dore
and Thomas Barbour, executors of the will of Thomas Frenssh late
of Barton, co. Bnckingham, and William Marchall and Joan his
wife, late the wife of Thomas Frenssh and co-executrix of the said
will, touching a trespass committed against the said Thomas Frenssh.
Hereford.
*
Bartholomew Belton of Appethorp, co. Northampton, ' husbondman,'
for not appearing before the late kmg to answer Margaret, late
queen of England, touching a trespass committed by him with John
Depyng, of Wodeneuton, co. Northampton, ^ husbondman,' John
Crosse of Wodeneuton, ' husbondman,' and Bobert Boper of Eyuges-
clyf , CO. Northampton, * husbondman.' Northampton.
412
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1466.
June 22.
Westminster.
June 23.
Westminster.
June 27.
Westminster.
June 20.
Westminster.
June 19.
Westminster.
June 19.
Westminster.
June 19.
Westminster.
June 25.
Westminster.
July 6.
Westminster.
Juljr?.
Westminster.
June 20.
Westminster.
July 12.
Westminster.
May 10.
Westminster.
May 10*
Westminster.
Membrane 81 — cont.
John Idon of Quapplod, co. Lincoln, the younger, ^yoman/ for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas
Pulvertoft and Robert Coke of Qnapplod touching a debt of 100«.
Berks.
Peter Kyng late of Thoi-pe by Ix worth, co. Suffolk, * husbondman,'
alias late of Sapstou, co. Suffolk, for not appearing before John Prysot
and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late king, to answer
John Lott of Wymondham, co. Norfolk, and John Elys of Stanton,
CO. Suffolk, touching a debt of 5 marks. Norfolk.
Simon Rye late of Boston, co. Lincoln, 'taverner,' alias late of
Lamport, co. Somerset, * chapman,' for not appearing before the
justices of the Bench to answer John Rygges of Bury St. Edmunds
touching a debt of 7 marks. Suffolk.
Henry Maunsell late of Bridforth, co. York, esquire, for not appearing
before the king to answer Thomas Preston and John Preston
touching a trespass. Middlesex.
Adam Stanbourne, vicar of the church of Hecham, co. Norfolk, for
not appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of the late king, ^vhen sued with Richard Reyner late of
Hecham, * yoman,' to answer Godfrey Joye of Norwich, * notarie,'
touching a debt of 100^., and also for not appearing to answer
Francis Costard of Sporle touching a debt of 40#. Norfolk.
Richard Redeman late of Levens, co. Westmoreland, esquire, for not
appearing before the same justices to answer Roger Dawson, citizen
and tailor of London, touching a debt of 55/. London.
John Walter of Cljfton Dertemouth Hardenesse, co. Devon, *smyth,'
for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas
Gale, Robert Bowyer, and John Langemede touching trespasses.
Devon.
John Wodehill late of London, esquire, for not appearing to answer
John Hampton, esquire of the body of Henry YI. touching a debt of
50 marks. London.
Thomas Gai'dyner of Burnham, co. Buckingham, 'hosycr,' for not
appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, to answer John Burton of London, mercer, touching
a debt of 42«. \d. London.
Laurence Cambirlayn late of Thaxstede, co. Essex, alias of Hengham
Sibill, CO. Essex, ' coteler,' for not appearing before the justices of
the Bench to answer Philip Daunce, clerk, touching a debt of 7/.
Middlesex.
John Coortelowe of Bristol, ^ carpenter,' for not appearing before the
king to answer him touching a trespass. Middlesex.
Membranb 30.
Thomas Adam of Polruan, co. Cornwall, ^ maryner,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas Treffrey of
Fowey, John Salter, Jelian Hicla and Abraham Ganter of Estloo
touching a debt of 14/. 8«. 4J.
John Haterbergh of Neuby in the parish of Scalby by Scarburgh, co.
York, ^husbondman,' for not appearing before Robert Danby and
his fellows, justices of the Bench, to answer William Batyson touching
a trespass.
William Goldburgh of Scalby by Scarburgh, co. York, ^ husbondman,'
for not appearing to answer William Batyson touching a trespass.
5 EDWARD IV.— Part I.
413
1465.
Oct. 27.
Weatminster.
Oct. 9.
Wefltminster.
Nov. 7.
Wefltminster.
Nov. 9.
Westminster.
Oct. 26.
Westminster.
Oct. 9.
Westminster.
Oct. 9.
Westminster.
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
Nov. 7.
Westminster.
Oct. 14.
Westminster.
Nov. 13.
Westminster.
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
Membrane 30 — cont,
JohD Cokefeld late of Cambridge, clerk, for not appearing before John
Prysot and his fellowR, justices of the Bench of the late king, to
answer John Burgeys touching a trespass. Norwich.
John Bele of Langtoft, co. York, ' Lusbondman,' for not appearing
before the same justices to answer William Say, dean of the
cathedral church of St. Paul, London, touching a debt of 21 marks.
Berks.
John Worthy of Halsted, co. Essex, ' gentilman,* for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench when sued with John Kelynge of
Haveryll, co. Suffolk, ' yoman ' alias ^ scolemaister,' as executors
of the will of John Cornewale, late receiver of the lord of Ewe,
to answer a plea that they render 18/. to William Hulyn, or Hewlyn,
citizen, fishmonger and aJderman of London. London.
Richard Amei*yk late of Taunton, co. Somerset, merchant, for not
appearing to answer Thomas Burgoyn, citizen and mercer of London^
touching a debt of 6/. 13«. Ad, London^
Joan del Butre late of EUerker, co. York, alias late of Kyngeston on
Hull, ' wedowe/ for not appearing to answer Thomas Hemelsey
of York, merchant, touching a debt of 100$. City of York.
John Upcherche aliens Cook late of Pertenhale, co. Bedford, ' husbond-
man,' for not appearing to answer Richard White^ clerk, touching a
debt of 20/. Northampton.
Thomas Marchall late of Haly weston, co. Huntingdon, < husbondman,
for not appearing to answer John Renkyn, citizen and mercer of
London, touching a debt of 8/. London.
Simon Gardiner of Baldeswell, co. Norfolk, ^ husbondman,' for not
appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, to answer Adam Lacy of Salle touching a debt of
AOs. Norfolk.
Margaret Everyngham late of Shefeld, co. York, ^ wydowe,' for not
appearing when sued with Thomas Everyngham late of Shefeld, co.
York, esquire, as executors of the will of Tbomas Everyngham late
of York, esquire, to answer a plea that they render 9/. I85. 8 J. to
Thomas Goby, citizen and skinner of London. York.
John Gregylston of Askylby,co. York, 'husbondman,' for not appearing
before the king at Westminster to answer Thomas Daweson touching
a trespass. York.
John Clere, late of Isenden, co. Hertford, clerk, for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Robert Louthe touching a
debt of 40*. Hertford.
John Pokenell late of Strode, co. Dorset, esquire, for not appearing to
answer Robert Hardyng, citizen and goldsmith of London, touching
a debt of 10/. Dorset.
Robert Jervas, or Jerves, of Thorplangton, co. Leicester, * husbondman,'
for not appearing before John Prysot and his feUows, justices
of the Bench of the late king, to answer Thomas Flore of Okeham,
CO. Rutland, esquire, touching a debt of 6 marks. Rutland.
Thomas Lullyneden of Estgrenstede, co. Sussex, ^bocher,' for not
appearing before the king to answer John Marchall touching a
trespass. Sussex.
Walter Spencer of Morton, co. Hereford, 'husbondman,' for not
appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, to answer John Cooke touching a trespass.
Suffolk.
414
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1465.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
Oct. 11.
Westminster.
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
Oct. 12.
Westminster.
Nov. 15.
Westminster.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
Nov. 7.
Westminster.
Oct. 9.
Westminster.
Membrane 30 — cont.
John Lermore of Ebworthj in the parish of Wadbury, co. Devony
' huflbondman/ for not appearing before Robert Dauby and his
fellows, justices of the Bench, to answer Charles Dynham touching a
trespass. Devon.
William Perrysson late of London, chaplain, for not appearing before
the justices of the Bench to answer John Wakeryug, master of the
hospital of vSt. Bartholomew in Westsmythfeld, London, touching a
trespass. London.
John Thorp of Berkeley, co. Gloucester, ' gentilman,' William Talbot
of Bristol, * mercer,' and William Longe of Bristol, ' wever,'
executors of the will of Agnes late the wife of John Spicer, executrix
of the will of Thomas Fyssh, executor of the will of John Spicer,
for not appearing before John Frisot and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of the late king, in the year 37 Henry V I. to answer a plea
that they render chattels to the value of 120 marks and a coffer
(pixidem) containing charters, writings and other muniments to
William Neel and Agnes his wife. Gloucester.
John Cotys late of Merston Morteyn, co. Bedford, * gentilmau,' for not
appearing before the same justices to answer William Bamet touch-
ing a debt of 40;. and to answer a plea that he render 40/. to
Thomas Drury, clerk, William Marchall and Anne Fulbroke, widow,
executors of the will of Ralph Beaufort, or Beauford, clerk.
Bedford.
John Courte late of Stokecursy, co. Somerset, *taillour,' for not
appearing before the late king to answer Thomas Burdet, esquire,
touching a trespass committed by him and Richard Trebon late
of Stokecursy, ^ courleholder,' William Pollard late of Stokecursy,
' husbondman,' Thomas Webbe late of Stokecursy, * wever,' Thomas
Archer late of Stokecursy, ^ mercer,' John Wale late of Stokecuray,
' souter,' William Pruette late of Stokecursy, ' maryner,' William
Malyn late of Stokecursy, 'taillour,' Thomas Wynkilton late of
Stokecursy, ' bocher,' John Cawaso late of Knyghton, * husbond-
man/ and John Gokkes late of Stokecui*sy, ' glover.' Somerset^
William Bury late of London, *• gentilman,' alias William Bure of
Berton or Barton in Henmersh, co. Warwick, for not appearing before
John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late king,
to answer Robert Vans touching a debt of 4 marks 6s, 8^., and for
not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer John Smyth
of Oxford, ' skynner,' touching a debt of 40s. and William Capron
of Bannebury the younger, touching a debt of 60*.
Middlesex and Oxford.
John Fraunceys late of Charwelton, co. Northampton, 'husbondman,'
for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer
Richard Clarell touching two debts of 30/. each. Northampton.
William Fox late of Crych, co. Derby, * yoman,' for not appearing to
answer Elizabeth, countess of Shrewsbury, touching a debt of 40/.
Oxford.
John Laurence of Wyboldeston, co. Bedford, 'gentilman,' for not
appearing to answer John Manyngham, esquire, touching a debt
of 17/. 6s. 8d. and William Couper, ' gentilman,' touching a debt of
6/. Middlesex*
Membrane 29.
Robert Hunt late of Bishop's Lynn, co. Norfolk, 'marchaunt,' for
not appearing to answer John Vavesour, clerk, touching a debt of
- 40#. Suffolk.
6 EDWARD IV.— Part I.
415
1465.
Oct. 23.
Wentmmster.
Oct. 22.
Westmioster.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
Oct. 22.
Westminster.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
Oct. 24.
W^estminster.
Oct. 9.
Westminster.
Oct. 22.
Westminster.
Oct. 14.
Westminster.
Oct 22.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Oct. 27.
Westminster.
Oct. 25.
Westminster.
Membrane 29 — cofU,
John Cottes late of Ware, co. Hertford, ' chapman/ for not appearing
before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late
king, to answer John Hyche, touching a debt of 505. London.
William Braunston late Qf Tychemerssh, co. Northampton, ' gentil-
man,' for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer
William Haddon touching a debt of 165/. Stafford.
John Walonger of Berdewell, co. Suffolk, * yoman,' for not appearing
before John Prjsot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late
king, when sued with David Waggard of fiapjston. co. Suffolk,
' husbondman,* Thomas Waggard of Sapjston, 'yomau,' John
Seffrey of Berdewell, ' yoman,' and John Warejn late of Berde-
well, ' webster/ to answer Ralph Wadyswyk touching a trespass.
Middlesex.
William Corsdale of Dry Merston, co. Gloucester, ^ hnsbondman,' for
not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Benedicta,
abbess of the house of St. Edith, PoUes worth, touching a debt of
20/. Gloucester.
Simon Wattes late of Suthwerk, co. Surrey, ^ yoman,' for not appearing
before John Pry sot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late
king, to answer Thomas Lovell, esquire, touching a debt of 20/.
Surrey.
William Brundale of Wyliyngham, co. Suffolk, * yoman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Nicholas
Parker touching a debt of 40^. Norwich.
Richard Keston late of Stoure Prewes, co. Dorset, ' husbondman/ for
not appearing to answer Master John Druell, parson of the church
of Fulham, touching a debt of 20/. London.
John Dowenyng of Elvcden, co. Suffolk, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing in the court of the late king to answer Thomas, bishop
of Ely, touching a trespass. Suffolk.
Thomas Smyth of Gamelyngey, co. Cambridge, ^yoman/ for not
appearing before Richard Neuton and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of the late king, to answer John Broughton, esquire, touching
a debt of 8/. Bedford.
William Bray of Elveden, co. Suffolk, ^ husbondman,' for not appearing
before Thomas, bishop of Ely, in the court of the late king when
sued with William Webber of EUeden, * husbondman,' John
Dowenyng of Elveden, 'husbondman,' John Botte of Elveden,
' husbondman,' Thomas Lergeaunt of Elveden, ' husbondman,' and
John Narbuigh of Elveden, ' husbondman,' to answer the said bishop
touching a trespass. Suffolk.
Richard L^et of Holme in Spaldyngmore, co. York, ' potter,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer a plea that he
render 40*. to Alan Horsley and Joan his wife, late the wife of
Laurence Boles, burgess of the town of Skardebnrgh, and executrix
of his will. f ork.-
Henry Grene late of Evysham, co. Worcester, ' barker^' for not appear-
ing to answer Richard, abbot of the monastery of St. Mary, Hayles,
touching a debt of 40/. Worcester.
Richard CoUyng of Wichford, co. Warwick, < husbondman,' for not
appearing before Robert Danby and his fellows, justices of the Bench,
to answer Thomas Stratton, esquire, touching a debt of 11/.
Middlesex.
416
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1465.
Oct. 8.
Westminster.
Oct. 24.
WestminBter.
No^. 6.
WestminBter.
Oct. 16.
Westminster.
July 10.
Westminster.
Nov. 7.
Westminster.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
Oct. 8.
Westminster.
Nov. 9.
Westminster.
Membrane 29 — cont,
John Moderey late of Mysterton, co. Leicester, clerk, for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench of the late king to answer John
Multon touching a trespass. Kent.
John Spycer late of Ikelyngton, co. Cambridge, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Robert
Spaldyng, citizen and scrivener of the city of London, touching a
debt of 8/. I3s. 4d, London.
John Curie of Whynberewe, co. Norfolk, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing to answer WiUiam Hacon touching a debt of 5 marks.
London.
James Welles of Borley, co. Essex, * husbondman,' for not appearing
before the late king to answer Stephen Pylbergh, clerk, touching a
trespass. Essex.
Richard Langstrother, parson of the parish church of Hyhunger,
CO. Essex, for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to
answer Thomas Marke, executor of the will of John Marke,
touching a debt of 4 marks. Essex.
William Cosnet late of Pcrshore, co. Worcester, *yoman,' for not
appearing to answer Master Robert Kyrkeham, dean of the college
of St. Stephen wjthin the king's palace of Westmioster, and the
canons of that place touching a debt of 40s. Middlesex.
Richard Devenyssh of Berkholt, co. Suffolk, chaplain, for not appearing
before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late
king, to answer William Hoper, clerk, and Richard Spycer touching
a debt of 40/. Londoo.
Edmund Cosnet late of Whitelady Aston, co. Worcester, * yoman,' for
not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Master
Robert Kirkeham, dean of the college of St. Stephen, and the canons
of that place touching a debt of 40s, Middlesex.
Robert Danyell of Nenton Pleycy, co. Somerset, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before John Prisot and his fellows^ justices of the Bench
of the late king, to answer John Mauncell touching a debt of 8
marks. Somerset.
Richard Warre late of Hastercombe, co. Somerset, esquire, for not
appearing before the same justices to answer Thomas Barnewey,
citizen and draper of London, touching a debt of 14/. I3s, 3d,
Somerset.
John Hawys late of Rumsey, co. Southampton, ^ touker,' for not
appearing before the same justices when sued with John Long late
of Suthampton, 'laborer,' Richard Underwode late of Rumsey,
'mercer,' Henry Couper late of Burseley, co. Southampton,
' carpenter,' and Richard Turbervyle of Kyngesbyre, co. Southampton,
^ gentilman,' to answer Thomas Husee, esquire, touching a trespass.
Dorset.
Richard Payn of Sonford in the parish of Severnstoke, co. Worcester,
' husbondman,' for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to
answer Nicholas Payn touching a trespass. Worcester.
John Lodyngton of Lamport, co. Northampton, clerk, for not appearing
before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late
king, when sued with Andrew Lodyngton of Wolde, co. North-
ampton, ' husbondman,' as administrators of the goods of Richard
Lodyngton, who died intONtate, to answer a plea that they render
15/. 3s. lid. to Leo Welles, knight. Lincoln.
5 EDWARD IV.— Paut 1.
417
1465.
Nov. 14.
Wostminster.
1466.
Jan. 24.
Westmioster.
Jan. 28.
WestmiDster.
Feb. 2.
Weiitmiiister.
Feb. 4.
WcstmiiKter.
Jun. 23.
Wefltminster.
Feb; 2.
WestiiiiD8t«r.
Feb. 7.
Weitminster.
Jan. 24.
WettnuDster.
Feb. 7.
Feb. 8.
Wettmiiifter.
u M9U.
Membrane 29 — cont,
Thomas Cole of Goldjngton, co. Bedford, * yoman ' alias ^ husbondman/
for nut appearing before the same justices to answer Edmund Grey,
lord of Hastjnges, Wuysford and Ruthyn, touching a debt of 40/.
and Laurence Cheyne, esquire, touching a debt of 40 marks.
Bedford and Cambridge.
Mbmbranb 28.
William Godhall late of Scotilthorpo, co. Lincoln, ' genlilman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Master James
Garnon, clerk, touching a debt of 6 marks 6«. 8^. London.
Richard Frognali or Froggenhale late of Tenham, co. Kent, knight, for
not appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of the late king, to answer Walter Lovell late of Tonbrigge,
CO. Kent, touching a debt of 10 marks and William Reynold, citizen
and * wexchaundeller ' of London, touching a debt of 8/. London.
John Trolby late of Colbroke, co. Buckingham, ' miller,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Robert Power
and Agnes his wife, executrix of the will of William Trewe, touching
a debt of 60f . Buckingham.
John Myryell of Thurley, co. Bedford, ' husbondman,' for not appear-
ing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the
late king, to answer Walter Stacy touching a debt of 40f.
Hertford.
John Pedehill of Moremalerbe, co. Devon, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the king when sued with John Ryxman of
Bridstowe, co. Devon, 'husbondman,' Geoffrey Yerneworthy of
Sampford Spynay, co. Devon, ' grome,' Elias Stoutefeld of Sampford
Spyuay, ' grome,' and Roger Estedon of Sampford Spynay, ^ grome,'
to answer William Myleton touching a trespass. Devon.
John Clerk, citizen and grocer of London, for not appearing before
John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late king,
to answer William Babthorpe, esquire, touching a debt of 100/.
London.
John Kyng late of Herlvngdon, co. Bedford, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas
Palmere, esquire, touching a debt of 20/. Middlesex.
William Grendell late of Henwyk, co. Bedford, * yoman,' foi not
appearing before the justices of the Bench of the late king to answer
Thomas Throgmerton and Thomas Frowyk touching a debt of 4/.
Middlesex.
John Staunford late of Stafford, ' yoman,' for not appearing before
John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late king,
to answer John Horsley and Thomas John, executors of the will
of Agnes Quybon late of London, widow, touching a debt of 7/.
]3i. 4^. London.
Alexander Quenaton late of Balscote, co. Oxford, ' gentilman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to ansvi-er William Pek,
* gentilman,' and William Goldyngton, ' gentilman,' touching a debt
of 12/. 10*. Oxford,
William Hervy of Asshewoll, co. Hertford, ' bocher,' for not appearing
to answer William Seyntgeorge, knight, touching a debt of lOOt.
Cambridge.
John Billesdon late of London, ' taillour,' for not appearing befwe
John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late king,
i> D
418
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1466.
Feb. 12.
Westminster.
Feb. 10.
Westmmfter.
Feb. 11.
Westminster.
Feb. 7.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 12.
Westminster.
Membrane 28 — cont.
to answer Henry Shyngwell, citizen and goldsmith of London,
touching a debt of 40;. London.
Sampson Souche late of Bokelond Fyllegh, co. Devon, * touker/ for
for not appearing when sued with Richard Q-jlle late of Bokelond
Fyllegh, ' tonker/ before John Fortescu and his fellows, justices of
the SQng's Bench of the late king, to answer John Sobj touching
a trespass. Cornwall.
John Clampayn, late chaplain of the household of Henry VI. and
vicar of the church of Wysebeche, co. Cambridge, for not appearing
before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the
late king, to answer Robert Chamberleyn and Nicholas Browne
touching a debt of 7 marks. London.
William Canynges late of London, esquire, for not appearing before
the king to answer Henry, earl of Essex, and John Tymperley,
esquire, touching a trespass. SufToU^.
Thomas Bagger late of London, late of the household of Henry YI.
^ yoman,' for not appearing before John Frysot and his fellows,
justices of the Bench of the said late king, to answer John Wynche
of London, draper,' touching a debt of 10/. 3«. 4i/. and Robert
Colwych, citizen and tailor of London, touching a debt of 40f .
London.
John Ry vers of Ipswich, co. Suffolk, ^ mercer,' for not appealing before
the justices of the Bench to answer GeofiErey Feldyng, mercer of
London, touching a debt of 8/. 3^. \d. London.
John Waleys late of Colbrokford, co. Devon, esquire, for not appearing
to answer a plea that he render 6/. 8^. to John Norys, citizen and
skinner of London, and Alice Goldwyn, late widow, the wife of
John Birlyng, executors of the wiU of Thomas Q-oldwyn, citizen
and skinner of London, and the said John Birlyng. Devon.
John Newers, or Nowers, late of Tackeley, co. Oxford, esquire, for not
appearing before John Prisot and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, when sued with William Rayson late of Eynesham,
CO. Oxford, clerk, John Curteys late of Eyneediam, ' yoman,' William
Warton late of Takley, ^ yoman,' Thomas Couper late of Stodeley,
CO. Oxford, ^ yoman,' Richard Cooke, late of Bladon, co. Oxford,
' yoman,' John Mayn late of Bekkroke, co. Oxford, ' yoman,' John
Tayllour late of Midlyngton, co. Oxford, 'yoman,' and John
Bethewyn lateof Burcestre, co. Oxford, * taylour,' to answer William
Lambeton and Simon Boyly touching trespasses ; for not appearing
before the said justices to answer John Hony touching a debt of
40^., Thomas Swerdbreke, citizen and * wheler ' of London, touching
a debt of lOOs., the abbot of the monastery of St. Mary, Teukesbury,
touching a debt of 40 marks, Ralph Ingoldsby touching debts of &J»,
and 47*., John Carpenter, bishop of Worcester, executor of the will
of John Yampage the elder, and John Stanley and Elizabeth his
wife, late the wife of the said John Yampage and co-executrix of
his will, touching a plea that he render 10/. to them, and John
Herte touching a debt of 46«. M. ; and for not appearing before
Robert Danby and his fellows, justices of the Bench, to answer
Thomas Smyth, clerk^ and William Robyns of Oxford, * bocher,'
touching a debt of 10 marks, Nicholas Drayton, citizen and mercer
of London, touching a debt of 100^., William Brokes, or Bracas,
esquire, late sheriff of Oxford, touching a debt of 100^., and John
Hert of Woxbrigge, co. Middlesex, ' chapman,' touching a debt of 4/.
N*t>rthampton, City of Coventry, London, Gloucester, Buckingham,
Berks, Middlesex.
5 EDWARD IV.— Part I.
419
1465.
Nov. 17.
Weftminster.
Nov. 16.
Westminater.
Oct. 14.
WestmiDBter.
Nov. 18.
Westminster.
July 10.
Westminster.
Nov. 18.
Westminster.
Nov. 7.
Wecitmioster.
Nov. 8.
Weitminster.
Nov. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 14.
WettmiDfter.
Nov. 18.
Westminater.
Mbmbrane 27.
Thomas Parys of Salisbury, co. Wilts, *• meroer/ for not appearing
before John Priaot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the
late king, to answer Robert Gyles and John Giles touching a debt
of 20/. Norfolk.
Richard Hobbys late of Mulso, co. Buckingham, ' gentilman,' for not
i^pearing before the justices of the Bench to answer John Martyn,
citizen and ^ taiUour ' of London, touching a debt of 58«. 8^.
Middlesex.
John Franke late of Salisbury, co. Wilts, merchant, for not appearing
to answer Isabel Yonge and Thomas Gerveys of Chepyngnorton
touching a debt of 40/. Wilts.
John Dene late of Edenworth, co. Somerset^ * husbondman,' for not
appearing to answer Thomas Grenefeld and Isabel his wife touching
a debt of 15/. Middlesex.
William Waleys late of London, * skynner,* alias William Wales of
the parish of Codam, co. Kent, ' gentilman,' for not appearing before
Richard Neuton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late
king, to answer John KyUyngham, citizen and * tayllour ' of London,
touching a debt of 9 marks, and before John Prisot and his fellows^
justices of the Bench of the late king, to answer John Meddelton
or Middelton, ^ citezein and skjrnner of London,' touching a debt of
66f . %d, Kent.
Henry Fletcher late of Bermyngham, co. Warwick, * corveser,' for not
appearing before the king to answer William Fyssher and Agnes his
wife touching a trespass. Warwick.
Brian Curteys of Hole in the parish of Clee, co. Lincoln, ' husbond-
man,* for not appearing before Richard Neuton and his fellows,
justices of the Bench of the late king, when sued with Jol .^
Curteys of Hole aforesaid the elder, ' husbondman,' to answer
Williiun TaiUoys, esquire, Richard TunstaU, Robert Shefield, John
Tailboys and Thomas Moigne touching a trespass. Lincoln.
Peter Shakerley of Dutton, co. K^it, ^gentilman,' for not appearing
before the jostioes of the Bench to answer William Lutoner, citizen
and tailor of London, touching a debt of 40f . London.
John Idley of Asah by Dertford, co. Kent, ^ gentilman,' aliat of Idley,
CO. Kent, alias John Idely late of Chilham, co. Kent, esquire, alias
John Idc^h late of Aysshe by Mepeham, co. Kent, esquire, alias
of Esture, co. Kent, ^ gentilman,' for not appearing before John
Cottesmore and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late king,
to answer John Fereby, or Feerby, of Pavlynstray the elder touching
a debt of 40/., before Richard Neuton and his fellows, justices of
the said Bench, to answer Walter Moyle touching a debt of 20/.,
before John Prisot and his fellows, justices of the said Bench, to
answer Roger Mell touching a debt of 20/. and to answer a plea
that he render 5 marks to William Alisaundre and John Kent,
executors of the will of John Aston, late parson of the church of
Snodelond, and before the justices of the Bench of the present king
to answer Walter Moyle touching a trespass. Kent.
Henry Pantar of Alcestvr, oo.. Warwick, ^yoman,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Laurence Biurgeys of
London, * wiredrawer,' touching a debt of 8 marks. Middlesex.
Hugh Ihate late of Wradyng, oo. Sussex, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing to answer Elizabeth late the wife of Thomas Leukenore,
knight, touching a debt of 8/. Sussex,
DD 2
420
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1465.
Nov. 17.
WestmiDster.
Nov. 18.
Weittmmster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Nov. 18.
WestmiDster.
1466.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
Jan. 29.
Westminster.
Jan. 30.
1466.
Oct. 22.
Westminster.
Membrane 27 — cont.
John Tebbe late of Bi^ucheslee, co. Kent, < yoman,' for not appearing
to answer William Constantjne, citizen and skinner of London,
tonching a debt of 10 marks. London.
Thomas Judkyn of Bristol, * glasyer/ for not appearing before John
Prjsot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late king, to
answer John Hogekyns touching a debt of 13/. 6«. %d, and Richard
Selender, citizen and ^ goldsmyth ' of London, and John Beremaker
of Bristol touching a debt of 6/. London.
John Bekwith late of Lewes, co. Sussex, ' yoman,' for not appearing
before the said justices to render his account to Gilbert Dciienham,
esquire, for the time when he was his receiver, and before the
justices of the Bench of the present king to answer John Love,
citizen and grocer of London, touching a debt of 14/. 18#. 4c/.
Suffolk Ai London.
John Savage of Clerkenwell, co. Middlesex, ' gentilman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer a plea that he
render iOs, to William Thurgot, administrator of the goods of John
Cowepere, chaplain celebrating divine service while he lived in the
charnel-house (ossaria mortuorum) within the cemetery of the
cathedral church of St. Paul, London, who died intestate. Loudon.
Geoffrey Castell, rector of the parish church of Stoke Goldyngton,
CO. Buckingham, for not appearing before Robert Danby and his
fellows, justices of the Bench, to answer Richard Yerney, knight,
late esquire, touching a debt or 5 marks. City of Coventry.
John Chapman of Thaxstede, co. Essex, * pedder,' for not appearing
before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the
late king, to answer a plea that he render 405. to John Lewes and
Isabel his wife, executrix of the will of John Stalworthy, late of
Thetford. Norfolk.
William Jenkyns late of Shetteswell, co. Warwick, * husbondman,' for
not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Joan
Dynham touching a trespass. Oxford.
Robert Horsford late of Trokehorne, co. Somerset, * husbondmap,' for
not appearing to answer John Nene, citizen and mercer of London,
and Thomas Nene, citizen and mercer of London,^ touching a debt
of 21/. 128. 0]^</. Somerset.
William Potter late of Criche, co. Derby, *yoman,' for not appearing
to answer Elizabeth, countess of Shrewsbury, touching a debt of
40/. Derby.
John Strete late of S(rete, co. Derby, *yoman,' for not appearing to
answer the said countess touching a debt of 40/. Derby.
John London late of London, alias parson of the parish church of
Brynkeworth, co. Wilts, for not appearing to answer Richard
Soman, citizen and draper of London, touching a debt of 18/.
London.
Thomas Everyngham late of Shefeld, co. York, esquire, for not
appearing before . John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of the late king, when sued with Margaret Everyngham late
of Shefeld, *wydowe,* as executors of the will of Thomas
Everyngham late of York, esquire, to answer a plea that they
render 9/. 18*. 8«/. to Thomas Goly, citizen and skinner of London.
London,
5 EDWARD IV.— Part I. 421
1466. Membrane 26.
Feb. 15. Grant to the good mea and burgesses and the provost of the borough of
Westminster. Great Yerneinouthe, in consideration of their burdens of the fortification and
safe-custody of the town and the repur of the works of the king's port there,
of 12/. lOf . \0d. yearly from the fee farm of the town and lOQir. yearly from
the fee farm from a place on the high sea near the entrance of the town
called ' Kirkelerode,' for ten years from Michaelmas last, to be expended on
the repair of the port by the supervision of the prior of the town and Hagh
Fenne, who shall certify thereon to the treasurer and barons of the
Exchequer. By p.s.
Feb. 19. errant with the assent of the council to the abbot and convent of
Weftmimter. Croyland, for 40 marks paid by them in the hanaper, that the prior and
convent of that place shall have the custody of the abbey and its tem-
poralities during each voidance, with full administration, rendering 20/. at
the receipt of the Exchequer for each voidance. And no escheator or
other bailiff or minister of the king shall interfere except to take simple
seisin and then depart. By p.8.
Feb. 10. Licence, out of reverence of GK)d and St. Mary and the apoatles 8S. Peter
Wottminster. and Paul, and SS. Erkenwald and Ethelbert, confessors, for Thomas,
bishop of London, to found a perpetual chantry of one chaplain, who shall
be the penitentiary of the bishop in the cathedral church of St. Paul,
London, to celebrate divine service at the altar of Holy Trinity in the nave
of the said church on the north side for the good estate of the king and his
consort Elizabeth, queen of England, and the said bishop, and for their
souls after death, and the souls of the king's progenitors and the relatives
of the bishop according to his ordinance, t) bo called the chantry of
Thomas Kempe at the altar of Holy Trinity, and to unite the said chantry
to the office of the penitentiary ; and for the alienation in mortmain by him
to the said chaplain of a messuage, a dove-cote, 140 acres of land, 6 acres
of meadow, 8 acres of wood called ' Grayes,' and 10«. of rent in Great
Clakton, co. Essex, and another messuage, 20 acres of land, 2 acres of
meadow and 2 acres of wood in the same town late of William Hurry,
which the bisfiop had of the grant and feoffment of Elias Gliderowe and
Richard Markes, and 2 acres of land in Chikewell, co. Essex, with the
advowson of the church of Chykewell, not held in chief and not exceeding
the value of 17/. yearly, and also any other lands and possessions to the
value of 60#. yearly. By p.s.
Feb. 10. Pardon to Nicholas Abot of Houghton by Harple, co. Norfolk, ' hosbond-
WestmiMter. man,' o\ his outlawry in the county of Norfolk for not appearing before the
late king to answer him touching a pica of account and trespass against the
statute of hunters, he having surrendered to the Marshalsea prison, as John
Markham, knight, chief justice of the King's Bench, has certified.
Feb. 4. Grant to the king's servant, John Bosewell, and his executors and
Westminster, assigns of the next presentation to the king's chapel of St. Margaret called
* le Hermitage ' by Cunnesburgh, co. York. By p.s.
Membrane 25.
Jan. 4. General pardon to Thomas Phelip late of the parish of Colyng, co. Kent,
Cawood. ^gentilman,' alias of Lukton, co. Somerset, *gentilman,' for all offences
committee! by him before 27 November. By p.s.
Jan. 23. Grant for life to Thomas Salesbury the younger of the office of constable
DoDstable. of the king's castle of Denbtegh in North Wales with all accustomed fees
from the issues of the king's manor or lordship of Denbiegh with all
other profits, lately mnted for life to Robert Bold, esquire, by
l0tter8 palept of the king's father Richard, late duke of York| dated 13
422
GALENDAB OP PATENT BOLLS.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
1465.
Nov. 15.
Westminster.
Dec. 30.
Cawood.
1466. Membrane 25 — cont,
September, 1460, confirmed by letters patent dated 1 Jnly, 1 Edward IV.
surrendered. By p.s.
The like to the king's servitor John Wyld, from 5 November, 1 Edward
IV. of the o£5ce of the king's tapestry, receiving sach fees as John BoUok
had in the time of Edward III. as appears by record in the Exchequer,
yearly at the hakids of the keeper of the great wardrobe, in lieu of a like
grant to him of the said office by letters patent dated 1 1 October, 1 Edward
IV. surrendered. By p.s.
Grant to John Tunstall, esquire, and the heirs male of his body of the
manor of Lek, co. Lancaster, and sixteen messuages, 260 acres of land and
meadow, 4,000 acres of pasture, moor and turf and a wator-mill in Lek
aforesaid, a moiety of the manor of Cauncefeld, co. Lancaster, and twelve
messuages, 180 acres of land and meadow and 200 acres of moor in
Cauncefeld aforesaid, and fourteen messuages in Neuton, co. Lancaster^ and a
parcel of land there called ' Mordomland ' containing 6 acres, late of
Richard Tunstall, knight, and in the king's hands by his forfeiture and by
authority of Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. to
hold with all appurtenances and dependencies by the services of as many
knights' fees and other services as they were held formerly, and pardon to
him of all issues of the same. By p.8.
Grant to the vicars of the church of Holy Trinity, Chichester, that they
may elect a principal so often as they please, and that they shall be called
the principal and commonalty of the vicars of that church and shall have a
common seal and shall be capable of acquiring lands and possessions ; pro-
vided that the dean and canons of the church shall present to their vicarages
when void, and the vicars shall be subject to them and this grant shall not
be to their prejudice. By p,s.
Grant to Richard Middelton and Matilda his wife and the heirs male of
his body of the reversion of three messuages, nine bovates of land, 10 acres of
meadow, seven cottagea and 60 acres of wood in Oswoldkirk, co. York, on the
death of Maijory Roos late the wife of Philip Wyntworth, knight, who
holds the same for life, which reversion belongs to the king by reason of an
act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. against
Thomas, lord Roos, to hold the same by the service of as many knights'
fees and other services as they'were held by formerly. By p.8.
Jan. 2. Grant to the king's kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick, whom by an
Cawood. indenture dated at Luchefeld, 5 April, 2 Edward IV. the king retained as
captain and guardian of the castle and town of Carlisle and the west
marches of Scotland for 20 years from 4 March, 1 Edward IV. receiving
yearly for wages 2,500/. in time of war and 1,250/. in time of truce or
peace at the hands of the treasurer of England and the chamberlains of the
Exchequer, of all customs and subsidies belonging to the king in the port
of Kingeston on Hull and places and creeks adjacent, except the sums
belonging to the treasurer and victuallers of the towji of Calais by reason of
an act of Parliament from the subsidies of wools and wool -fells in the port,
to hold in satisfiu!tion ot tde said wages from 1 February next so long as he
shall be captain and guardian as above, rendering yearly his account at the
Exchequer for any surplus. And if the said customs and subsidies shall be
insufficient he shall receive what may be lacking yearly at the receipt of the
Exchequer. By p.8.
1465. Membrane 24.
July 15. Grant for life to Tliomas Herbert, esquire, and John Fitzherbert of a
Westminster, waste called le Holynherst Tyknale and Prince Fee or Princes Fee, co.
1466.
Jan. 3.
Cawood.
5 EDWARD IV.— Part I. 423
1465. Membrane 24 — cont.
Derby, from Michaelmas last, rendering to the king 22s. 8d. yearly and
maintaining the houses and enclosures and supporting all charges ; in lieu
of a grant to them of the custody of the same for 12 years from 4 March,
1 Edward IV. by letters patent dated 20 December, 1 Edward IV.
surrendered. By p.s.
Nov. 20. Appointment, during pleasure, of Ealph Tykhill as controller of the
Westmiaster. subsidy of 8*. in the tun and I2d. in the pound in the port of the city
of London and ports and places adjacent, receiving the accustomed fees,
provided that he execute the office in person, with the custody of one part
of the coket seal. By bill of the treasurer.
April 9. The like of Heniy Sotehill as controller of the great custom and the
WeBtminster. subsidy of wools, hides and woolfells in the same port and ports and places
adjacent. By bill of the treasurer.
June 18. Grant to the king's servant Walter Hungerford, esquire, of the custody
Weitminster. of all lordships, manors, lands, rents, reversions, services and other posses-
sions in the counties of Devon, Wilts and Gloucester late of John Thorp,
tenant in chief by knight service, during the minority of William his son
and heir with the marriage of the latter without disparagement, with all
issues of the above in the mean time, and so from heir to heir. By p.s.
1466.
Jan. 26. Presentation of William Home, parson of the parish church of Henton,
Westminster, in the diocese of Winchester, to the parish church of Bysseley, in the same
diocese, on an exchange of benefices with Richard Strother.
Jan. 30. Licence, for 26«. 8d. paid in the hanaper, for William Gaynesford,
Westminster. Nicholas Gaynesford, Nicholas Sybyle, Bartholomew Bolney, John
Elmeruge and John Catesby to grant the manor of Poyle with appurten-
ances in Guldeford, Stoke, Slyfeld, Chedyngfolde and elsewhere in the
county of Surrey, held in chief, to John Gaynesford the elder, esquire, and
his heirs and assigns.
Jan. 28. Grant to the king's servant John Scot, knight, controller of tlie king's
Westminster, household, and his assigns of the custody of all lands, tenements, rents,
services, reversions and possessions in the coimty of Sussex late of John
Warnecamp, Thomas Bartelot and Thomas Rose which descended on their
death to William Bartelot as kinsman and heir of the said John Warnecamp
and Thomas Rose or as son and heir of the said Thomas Bartelot and Joan
his wife and came into the king's hands by reason of the idiotcy of the
said William, to hold the same vrith all issues from the time when they
were taken into the king's hands during the life of William, provided that
he find sufficient necessaries for him. By p.s.
Feb. 3. Pardon to the king's servitor, William Pecche, knight, late of Lullyngeston^
Westminster, co. Kent, late sheriff of Kent, alicu late of London, of all offences
committed by him and all penalties, forfeitures, ransomes, fines, amerce-
ments, reliefs, scntages, debts, accounts and arreai's due from him to the
king. By p.s.
Feb. 4. Grant for life to the king's servitor John Gogh, yeoman of the king's
Westminster, larder, for his good service to the king's father and the king, of the custody
of a weir called * Horndwere ' by the castle of Wyndesore with all waters,
islands, profits and other commodities, in lieu of a like grant to him by
letters patent dated 6 June, 3 Edward IV. surrendered. By p.s.
Feb. 12. Licence, for 6 marks paid by him in the hanaper, for William Kayleway
Westminster, to enfeoff Agoes late the wife of John Storke of his manor of Corston, co.
Somerset, held in chief, to hold the same to herself and the heirs of her
body with, remainder to the right heire of Thomas Inge.
424 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
14,55, Mkmbranb 23.
March 7. Ratification of the estate which Matthew Vrgi has as parson of the
WoBtminBter. parish church of Llanraeader with the chapel of Llangeduojn and Llanar-
mavn for the portion of Gruffiid Voel in Machnant, in the diocese of St.
Asaph.
Jfarch 5. Grant to the king's servant Thom&s Herbert the elder, one of the
WestmiiiBter. esquires of the body, and the heirs male of his body of the manor of
Harscombe or Hariscctmbe, the manor of Dontesborn Rous, a toft and a
virgate of land called ' Organs ' in Uariscombe, a toft and a virgate of land
in Harsfeld called ' Henbare wes,' a messuage, a toft and 2s, of rent in Don-
tisborn and all lands and tenements in Hariscombe and Dontisborn, co.
Gloucester, late of William Mull or Mille, a messuage, a water mill, two
fulling mills and meadows, feedings, pastures and wood called ' Chalfordes *
in Chalford, a tenement, 40 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 10 acres of
pasture and 6 acres of wood in Longeney, and three tofts, two virgates of
land, 20 acres of meadow and 20 acres of pasture in Oolcombe by Mynchen-
hampton, co. Gloucester, the manor of Treget, co. Hereford, a yearly rent
of 26«. 8<f. from the abbot and convent of Dowre in the mardi of \V^ale8
adjoining the said county, 10/. lOf . 8cf. of yearly rent in Nubury, co. Berks,
a third part of all fines, amercements and profits from all courts baron in
Nubury, a third part of the tolls and profits of a fair at Nubury at the feast
of Corpus Cbristi, a third part of another fair there at Midsummer, a third
part of the tolls and profits of a market there weekly on Thursdays the
manor of Berton Mull or Berton Mill, co. Da von, and six messuages, 100
acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 20 acres of pasture and 10^. rent in
Berton Mull, late of William Mull, or Mille, knight, and in the king's hands
by reason of his forfeiture and by virtue of an act in Parliament at West-
minster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. the manor of Kynges Nynyngton, co.
Devon, and 10 messuages, 200 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow, 60 acres
of pasture and 40s, rent in the same county late of Thomas Cornewall or
Cornewaill, esquire, in the king's hands by reason of his forfeiture and the
act aforesaid, and a messuage called Garlik with a garden adjoining in
Brokestrete in the parish of Stebenhith, co. Middlesex, late of Jasper, earl
Df Pembroke, in the king's hands by reason of his forfeiture and the act
aforesaid, with all franchises, liberties, courts, juiisdictions, leets, views of
frank-pledge, hundreds, fairs, market8, parks, stews, warrens, knights' fees,
services, rents, fee-farms and advowsonp, to hold by the services of as many
knights' fees and other services as they were held by before 1 March,
1 Edward IV. with all issues from 4 March, 1 Edward IV. By p.s.
March 14. Appointment, during pleasuie, of Richard Wylly as the deputy and
WeBtmiDBter. lieutenant of John Wenlok, knight, chief butler of England, in the port of
the town of Brugewater and ports and places adjacent.
March 13. Appointment for life of Geoffrey Crate, knight, as tlie king's lieutenant of
Westminster, the Isle of Wight and the castle and lordship of Caresbroke within the
island, and grant to him for life of the said castle and all manors, lordships,
lands, rents, services, woods and revenues belonging to the king within the
island with the king's forest and park there and with courts, leets and their
profits, wreck of sea, forfeited goods and fines without rendering any
account; in consideration of his having been lieutenant from 26 July,
1 Edward IV. by letters patent, bearing the burden of the payment of the
wages of men-at-arms and archers there, and his having released to the king
the sum of 347/. 8j. due for the wages of himself and other men-at-arms
and archers of his retinue and taken upon himself the safe-custody and
governance of the islacid, castle and lordship at his own expense. By p.8.
March 16. Grant to John (Jourtenay, esquire, and his heirs and assigns of the manors
Westmintter. of Exmynstre, Kenfortb or Kenford, and Kenne and the hundred of
5 EDWARD IV.^Part I. 426
1465, Membrane 23 — cant.
Ezmynstrc, co. Devon, with knighls' fees, advowsons, warrens, regards,
franchises, liberties, courts, views of frank-pledge, fisheries and other
profits, late of Thomas Gourtenay, last earl of Devon, a rebel attainted of
high treason by virtue of an act of Parliament at Westminster, 4 November,
1 Edward IV. to hold by the services of as many knights' fees and other
services as they were held by before 1 March, 1 Edward lY. and grant to
him of all issaes of the above from 8 November, 1 Edward lY. By p.s.
March 15. Grant to William Herbert, esquire, and the heirs male of his body of the
Weitmiiuter. manor and lordship of Kilpek, co. Hereford, in the march of Wales,
forfeited to the king by reason of an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4
November, 1 Edward IV. to hold with knights' fees, advowsons, parks,
warrens, courts leet, views of frank-pledge, franchises, rights, privileges and
other appurtenances by the services of as many knights' fees and other
serx'ices as they were held by before 1 March, 1 Edward IV. with all issues
from 4 March, 1 Edward IV. By p.s.
Mrmbrane 22.
March 9. Grant to William Herbert, king's knight, whom the king has raised to
Westminster, the rank of baron, and his heirs and assigns, for his good service against
Henry VI. and Henry, duke of Exeter, Jasper, earl of Pembroke, James,
earl of Wiltshire, and other rebels and the reduction by him of divers castles,
towns, fortlets, and territories lately held by them in the parts of Wales, of
six messuages, 60 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow and 40 acres of pasture,
in the parishes of Methenny, Troe, Cumkarvan, Llanthomas, Llangeven and
Llanyssen in the parts of Wales, parcel of the king's lordship of Usk, and
all rents and services of all tenants oP the king, freemen and bondmen,
belonging to the king for their lands in the said parishes within the following
limits, viz : — from a place where a streamlet called ' Penkon ' enters into a
stream called < Troe ' along the said streamlet to another streamlet called
'Llymman,' and along this to a way called < Hewle a Cadeyre,' and along this
to a close called ' Allte ar Heythe,' and from this directly to a cross called
'Croysse Lloyd,' and from this directly to a streamlet called 'Keyre,' and
downthis to another streamlet called ' 01 wy,' and down this to a place called
' Bede a ponte Vayn,' and thence to a y^bj called ' Hewle David ap Jevan,' and
along this to a cross called ' Croysse Meurik Vaghan,' and thence by a way
called ' Hewle Kenvyn Voell ' to a streamlet called 'Peylle,' and along this to a
place where it enters into a streamlet called ' Olwy,' and idong this to a place
where a streamlet called ' Nant a Burrough ' enters into it, and up this to
a spring called ' Fynnon a Burroneb,' and from this directly to a place called
* Goweyn a Llaka Halog ' in GoheUouk, and then by the highway in Gohel-
louk l^ing from Usk to Raglan to a streamlet called < Nant a Gloyth '
where the said highway crosses it into the lordship of Raglan .and also
certain villeins, bondmen and bondwomen of the king with their issues
within the same limits, to hold with rents, services and knights' fees
separate and distinct from the said lordship of Usk. And whereas he holds
in chief the castle, lordship and manor of Raglan and the manors of
Pendauth and Methenny as of the castle and lordship of Usk and the
manor and lordship of I^n^stowe as of the castle and lordship of Monne-
month, the king releases to him and his heirs all rents, services and demands
due for the same. The above-mentioned castle, manors, lordships, lands,
rents and services shall form one united royal lordship, called the lordship of
Raglan, held in chief by the service of one knight's fee, and the tenants and
resideBts within the said limits shall be exonerated from suits and atten-
danes at the kine's courts within the said lordship of Usk and Monnemouth.
And the said William and his heirs and assigns shall have within the said
limits all royal rights, prerogatives and customs belonging to royal lonisbips;
426 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1455^ Membrane 22^^ont.
and all royal courtA and other jarisdictions, powers and authorities as in any
other royal lordship in Wales or the marches of Wales with all fines,
amercements, issues and profits from the same before their stewards at
Raglan, with power of oyer and terminer, an authentic seal for commis-
sions, writs and warrants, and power of appointing justices to hold cessions
in eyre and other cessions and courts, and they shall have chattels of felons,
fugitives and outlaws, deodands, escheats and foi-feitures as the king has in
the said lordships of Usk and Monnemouth or as Richard, earl of Warwick,
and Anne his wife have in her right in the manor and lordship of
Bergevenny or the lord of any other royal lordship in Wales, and no
justices, stewards, escheators, coroners, ringilds or other officers or ministers
of the king shall interfere. And they shall have a market weekly on
Thursday at Raglan, and two fairs there yearly, one on the day of St.
Dunstan and the two following days and the other on the vigil, day and
morrow of SS. Simon and Jude, with courts, tolls and profits, provided
that these be not to the damage of neighbouring markets and fairs. By K.
Pardon to William Berkeley, knight, lord of Berkeley, of all entrances
and intrusions into the castle of Berkeley and all other manors, lordships,
lands, rents, reversions and services in the counties of Gloucester, Somerset
and Hereford and elsewhere within the realm of England and the marches
of Wales adjoining those counties on the death of James Berkeley, knight^
late lord of Berkeley, his father, whose heir he is, which should descend
to him by his father's death.
VcuMted because elsewhere in the fourth year.
March 23. Grant to Roger Yaughan, king's knight, and the heirs male of his body
Westminster, of the manors of Oxenwiche, Scurlacastell, Nicholaston, Reynoldeston and
Mauncellysfeld in the lordship of Gower in the parts of Wales, eighteen mes-
suages, three water-mills, a fulling-mill, 200 acres of land, 12 acres of meadow
and 200 acres of pasture in the parish of Llanrydian in the same lordship,
40s. of rent in Kydwelly in Wales and all other lands, reversions, rents and
possessions in Wales with all franchises, liberties, courts, views of frank-
pledge, hundreds, knights' fees and advowsons late of Philip Mauncell,
esquire, and in the king's hands by his forfeiture and by virtue of an act in
Parliament at Westminster, 29 April, 3 Edward IV. and forty messuages,
200 acres of land, 200 acres of pasture and 200 acres of heath in Gower,
Kilvey, Swaynesey and the parisn of Llangeveywagh in the parts of Wales
and all other lands, rents, reversions and possessions in Wales late of
Hopkyn ap Rees ap Hopkyn, in the king's hands by his forfeiture and the
act aforesaid, with all issues from 4 March, 1 Edward IV. By K.
March 22. Grant for life to the king's servitors John Kirkadam, yeoman of the
Westminiiten pantry, and Walter Mathewe, groom of the pantry, of a pasture called
Heglyngton Fenne in the county of Lincoln, lately belonging to John, late
viscount Beaumont, attainted of high treason by authority of Parliament,
and in the king's hands by his forfeiture. By p.s.
Mbmbrans 21.
March 26. Grant to the king's kingsman John Nevile, earl of Northumberland,
Westminster, whom by letters patent dated 26 May, 3 Edward IV. the king appointed
warden and guardian of the East Marches of England towards Scotland, and
who has been warden and guardian from that date until 28 Februaiy last and
has paid the sum of 80007. for wages and regards of captains and soldiers
on the safe custody of the said marches but has only received the sum of
6000/. from the king, of all cuptoms and subsidies from any merchandise in
the port of Newcastle on Tyne and other places adjacent, except the sums
appointed for the treasurer and victuallers of the town of Calais from the
subsidies of wools and wool-fells by authority of Parliament, until he or his
5 EDWARD IV.— Part I. 427
1465. Membrane 21— «on^.
executors shall have received 2000/. from the same. And meanwhile he
shall from time to time nominate one of the collectors. .Rj pj.
March 23. Grant to William Herhert, knight, lord Herbert, of all the gear, fittings,
Westminster, wines and other merchandise on a great ship of his called Gabrielly which he
had sent at great expense to foreign parts and which on its return from
thence to England laden with divers wines and 'merchandise was wrecked
on the coast of Ireland, through which the said gear, fittings, wines and
merchandise were cast ashore and belong to the king as wreck of sea.
ByK.
March 26. Inspeximun and confirmation to the burgesses of the borough of
Westminster. Dorchestre, co. Dorset, of letters patent dated 13 June, 19 Richard II.
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Stamford, 26 June, 11
Edward III. [^Charter Roll, 11 Edward III. No. 26.]
For 4 marks paid in the hanaper.
March 27. Grant for life to Thomas Lumley, knight, and George Lumlej, knight, of
Westminster, the office of constable of the king's castle of Scardeburgh, co. York, and the
custody of the castle, and also aJl issues and profits belonging to the castle,
receiving yearly for the custody such wages as were allowed in the
Exchequer in the times of Edward III. and Kichard II., viz. 20 marks
from the issues of the county of York and 20 marks from the fee farm of
the town of Scardeburgh and the manor of Walgrave, co. York, with a robe
yearly at the great wardrobe ; in lieu of a grant to them for life of the
office of constable of the said castle by letters patent, surrendered. By K.
Membrane 20.
March 11. Grant to the king's kinswoman Margaret, duchess of Somerset, of the
WeRtminster. lordships and manors of Welles, Graynesby, Bradley, Aby, Skendelby,
Alforth, Wythym and Connyngesholme, co. Lincoln, with their members
and all other lands and tenements in Welles, Graynesby, Bradley, Aby,
Skendelby, Alforth, Wythyrn and Conningesholme in the king's hands by
reason of an Act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward
IV. against Leo, iate lord of WeUes, to hold the same as dower with
knight's fees, advowsons, courts leet, views or frank*pledge, wards, reliefs,
cscheatp, fairs, markets, parks, warrens and all other profits, with issues
from Easter, 1 Edward IV. in lieu of like grants to her of the same for
for life with remainder to John Welles, esquire, her son, by several letters
patent, which are invalid. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled^ because on 28 Miit/y 8 Edward IV.
the kina by signet letter, now on the files of Chancery ^ commanded the
chancellor and the keeper of the roui of Chancery to receive the above
letters from the duchess and cancel them and their enrolment,
March 27. Inspeximus and confirmation to the burgesses and other men and
Westminster, tenants of the towns of Kerdyf, Usk, Kaerlion, Neuport, Coubmgge,
Neeth and Kenefeg of letters patent dated 25 March, SI Henry YI. in-
specting and confirming to Richard Neville, eari of Warwick, and Anne his
wife and the heirs of her body and the burgesses, men and tenants of the
towns of Kerdyf, Gonbrugge, Neeth and Kenefeg letters patent dated
20 February, 2 Henry lY, inspecting and confinning to the bnrgesses and
men of 'KeI^dyf a charter dated at Westminster, 20 July, 33 Edward IIL
[Charter Roll, 33 Edward HI No. 7,] inspecting and confinning to
Edward le Despenser and the bnrgesses, men and tenants of the
above-mentioned towns a charter dated at Westminster, 4 March, 17 Edward
II. [Charter Roll; 17 Xdward II No. 25.] [Printed in the Cartae de
Glamorgan.'] For 20^.^paid in the hanaper.
428 CALENDA.R OF PATENT ROLLS.
1465. Membrane 20 — cont.
March 26. Presentation of Simon Beryngtou to the pariuh ciiurch of Pjrmblynge by
WestminRter. Calais, void by ihe resignation of William Savage. The letters are directed
to Th. archbishop of Canterbury.
March 24. Ratidcation of the estate which Hugh Tresgarn has as parson of the
WestminBter. parish church of St Donwenna, Virgin, and St. Peter, Etosfeire, united to
the same, in the diocese of Bangor. By p.s.
March 22. Grant to David Groogh, esquire, and the heirs male of his body of the
Westminster, castle, town, lordship and manor of Stepilton, late of Tliomas Coroewailt,
esquire, in the parts called Logharneys in the march of Wales and in the
king's hands by reason of his forfeiture and by virtue of an act in Parlia-
ment at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. with all franchises,
liberties, courts, jurisdictions, leets, views of frank-pledge, hundreds, fairs,
markets, parks, stews, warrens^ knights' fees, rents, services and advowsons,
and all profits belonging to the king before the present time, to hold the
same by the services of as many knights' fees and odier services as they
were held by before 4 March, 1 Edward IV. By p.8.
March 26. . GKsnerai pardon to William Cudbert, late of the town of Newcastle-on-
Westminster. Tyne, merchant, provided that henceforward he do not dwell within the
said town. By K.
The like to John Nele late of the same town, merchant.
March 28. Grant for life to the king's kinswoman Katharine, duchess of Norfolk, of
Westminster, the manors of Barton and Stuton, co. Lincoln, with liberties, franchises,
advowsons, and knights' fees, in the king's hands by authority of Parlia-
ment at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. to hold the same by the
services of as many knights' fees and other services as they were held
by before 4 March, 1 Edward IV. with all issues from that date. By p.8.
Mrmbranr 19.
March 14. Grant to the king*s kinsman John, earl of Worcester, master of a fra-
Westminster. ternity or gild in honour of St. Mary the Virgin in the chapel of St. Mary
founded by Richard I. in the cemetery of Berkyngchirche, London, where
an image of St. Mary was placed by Edward I. and to John Scot, knight,
Thomas Colt, John Tate and John Croke, wardens of the said fraternity
or gild, of the manor or priory of Totyngbeke, co. Surrey, formerly belong-
ing to the alien priory of Okeboame, with all its members and appurtenances
and the advowson of the church of Streteham, co. Surrey, to hold with all
liberties, franchises and profits for the sustenance of two chaplains to
celebrate divioe service in the said chapel for the good estate of the king
and his mother and his brothers, the dukes of Clarence and Gloucester, and-
for their souls after death and the souls of his father Richard, late duke of
York, and his brother Edmund, late earl of Rutland, and all the faithful
departed and especially those who shed their blood for his right ; and for
the repair of the said chapel by the ordinance of the said master and
wardens. Grant also to the master and wardens and brethren and sisters of
the said fraternity or gild of the custody of the sail chapel. And grant to
the master and wardens that they shall have return of writs and executions
within the said manor and priory, that no sherifi^ or other minister of the
king shall enter therein, and that the goods of the said chapel and
the goods of the farmers, tenants, and residents within the said manor or
priory shall not be taken for the use of the king or queen. By K.
March II. Grant to Richard Caunton, king's clerk, doctor of either law, of the cus-
Westminster. tody of the temporalities of the bishopric of St. Asaph, in the king's hands by
reason of the rebellion of Thomas, bishop of St. Asaph, to hold the same so
long as they remain in the king's hands, without rendering any account ;
I
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5 EDWARD IV.^Paut I. 429
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and pardon to him of a yearly farm of 20 markn due from the bishop to the
priDce of Wales at his exchequer of Chester for a meadow^ and pasture in
the county of Flint. [Fcedera.] By p.«.
March 20. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Harpour and William Weldon as
Wettminster. auditors of the accounts of chamberlains, sheriffs, escheators, ringilds,
bailiffs, reeves and other officers and ministers of the king in the parts of
South Wales, receiving such fees as John Geryn and John Somere, late
auditors, had at the hands of the chamberlain or any other minister there.
By bill of the treasurer.
March 19. Licence, for 10 marks paid in the hanaper,for Ralph Botiller of Sudeley,
Wefltminster. knight, Richard Fenys of Dacres, knight, Thomas Echyngham, knight,
Roger Leukenoi'e, knight, Thomas Hoo, esquire, Thomas Leukenore,
esquire, and Bartholomew Bolney, esquire, to grant the manor of Bra-
bourne, CO. Kent, held in chief, to Thomas, archbishop of Canterbury,
Henry, earl of Essex, John Wenlok of Wenlok, knight, William Tyrell the
elder, knight, Edward Berkeley, Nicholas Husee, William Haute, Walter
Hert, clerk, Richard Forde, John Sellyng, esquire, John Ernele, John
Goryng, Thomas Belyngeham, Nicholas Lathell, John Fust, John Apsle,
Vincent Fynch, Roger Brent, John Aldy and Thomas Goldwell, * fysshe-
monger ' and their heirs; for these latter to grant 160 acres of land and
2 acres of wood in Brabourne, parcel of the said manor, to John Scotte,
knight, and his heirs ; and for him to grant the same to John Fogge,
knight, John Cheyne, knight, John Dygges, William Fynch, William
Cheyne, John Cheyne the younger, John Fogge the younger, William
Harlakynden, John Hert and Thomas Ovyngton and their heirs.
March 26. General pardon to John Bontyng son of William Bontyng of Wycombe,
WeBtminster. co. Buckingham. By K.
March 24. Grant for life to the king's servitor Robert Bunnok, for his iroo<l service
Westminster, in the instruction of boys in the art of music to sing in the king's chapel, of
a yearly rent of 10 marks in the exchequer of Kermerdyn. By p.s.
Membrane 18*
March 20. • General pardon to John Wechynden, alias Wychynden, late of
WestmiDf ter. Horsemonden, co. Kent, ' yoman,' alias ^ sowdyer,' of all offences committed
by him before 5 Februaiy last. By p.s.
March 19. Grant for life, from Easter next, to the king's sister Anne, duchess of
WeBtminster. Exeter, of the king's manor or lordship of Hadleigh or Hadley, co. Essex,
rendering to the king 16/. yearly. By K.
March 18. Grant to Henry Courtenay son of Thomas Courtpnay, late earl of Devon,
Westminster, and his heirs of the lordships and manors of Huntebeare, Baylesford, Holde-
ham, Chulmelegh, Dovelton, Cornwode, Twykebeare, Whitewyll, Tow-
syngton and Northpole with their members, co. Devon, the boroughs of
Chulmelegh and Newton Fopylford, co. Devon, the lordships and manors of
Brommore and Lymyngton and the borough of Lymyngton, co. Southamp-
ton, the lordship and manor of Hemyngton, co. Somerset, all messuages,
lands, rents, reversions and services in Huntebeare, Baylesford, Holdeham,
Chulmlegh, Dovelton, Cornwode, Twykebear, Whitewyll, Towsyngton,North-
pole, Alfyngton, Barnestapill, Bokelonde Trille and Smalecombe, co. Devon,
and Brommore, Lymyngton and Hemyngton. in the counties of Southampton
and Somerset, and a yearly rent of 1 8/. 6^ . 8c?. which the sheriff of Devon
used to render to the said earl and his ancestors, in the king's hands by the
forfeiture of Thomas Conrtenay, last earl of Devon, and by reason of an act
of Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. with advowsons,
knights' fees, liberties, franchises, fairs, markets, parks, warrens, courts
leet, views of frank-pledge, chattels of felons and fugitives and nil other
430 CALENDAE OP PATENT ROLLS.
1465. Membrane 18 — coni.
profits, and the manor of Thorn by Otery St. Mary, co. Devon, in the
king's hands by the forfeiture of John Gourtenay, knight, son of the said
late earl the father, and by reason of the act aforesaid, and all the issues of
the above with wards, marriages and reliefs from the death of the said last
earl, without rending anything to the king. By K.
March 16. Grant for life, from Michaelmas last, to the king'fl consort Elizabeth,
WestmioBter. qaeen of England, in part support of her expenses in her chamber, of the
manor of Wyraidesburj, co. Buckingham, the manors or lorddbips of
Bradwell and Haveryng atte Bonre, co. Essex, and Lokerley, Tuderley and
Odyham, co. Southampton, the manors of Gokeham and Bray, co. Berks,
and Benestede aud Wanton, co. Surrey, the manor, town and barton of
Gyllyngham, in the counties of Somerset and Dorset^ the lordship or manor
of Cosham, the lordship or manor of Merston Meysy, the castle, manor, park,
borough and lordship of Devise, the town of B>oude, the forest of Melkesham,
Feuesham and Chippenham and the lordship, borough and barton of
Marleburgh, co. Wilts, the castle, lordship and forest of Bokyngham with
all its appurtenances between the bridges of Staumford and the gates of
Oxford, the supervision, herbages and pannages in the laund of Benefeld
and the bailiwick there called ^Bokyngham Bailly,' the kings' parks of
Brigstoke and Cliffe and the foreign woods there called 'Brigstoke Bailly '
and ' Cliffe Bailly,' and the supervision of vert and venison in the said forest^
parks and bailiwicks in the county of Northampton^ with knights' fees,
advowsons, views of frank*pledge, leets, courts, franchises, lib^ties and
warrens, 102/. lbs. 6d» yearly from the farm of the town of Bristol, 20/.
yearly from the fee farm of the town of Norwich and the augmentation of
the same, 20/. yearly from the farm of the borough of Bedford, 40/. yearly
from the farm of the town of Ipswich, 40/. yearly from the abbot, prior and
convent of St. Edmunds for the custody of the abbey and its temporalities,
9/. l&r. 9(/. yearly from the heirs male of Michael de la Pole, earl of
Suffolk, from the surplusage of the manor of Lowestoft, and the hundred of
Luddyngland, co. Suffolk, 50 marks yearly from the abbot, prior and
convent of St. Albans for the voidance of the abbey and its temporalities
15/ yearly from the heirs of Hugh de Veer from the farm of Badwell,
CO. Essex, 10/. yearly from the chancellor of the University of Cambridge
from the custody of the assize of bread and ale there, 60/. yearly from the
farm of (he manor or barton of Bristol and the hundred of the barton of
Bristol, CO. Gloucester, 54/. I2s, yearly from the men of the town of
Nottingham from the &rm of their town, 40/. yearly from the &rm of the
town of Derby, 46/. yearlv from the fi&rm and increment of the town of
Southampton, 35/. yearly nx>m the farm of the town of Oxford, 40/. yearly
from William Wylcotes, esquire, and his heirs for the manor of Hedyngton
with the hundred of Bolyngdene without the north gate of Oxford, 15/.
yearly from Simon son of Robert de Daventre and his heirs from the farm
of the manor of Falwesley, 40/. yearly from the farm of the town of
Kyngesthorpe or Thorpe, 20/. yearly from the farm of the manor of
Kyngesdiff, 24/. yearly from the farm of the manor of Gedyngton, 10/.
yearly from the farm of a ward rent of the castle of Northampton
from the fee of Chokes, 20/. yearly from the farm of the manor, town or
lordship of Briggestoke or Bryxstoke, 12/. yearly from the farm of the
manor of Pourestoke at the hands of John Wroxhale and his heirs, 20/.
yearly from the fee farm of Dorchester (Dors') at the hands of the burgesses
of the town of Dorchester (Dors') and 15/. yearly from the hundred of
Calne and a miU there at the hands of William la Zouche of Totneys,
knight, and his heirs. By K.
Membrane 17.
March 11. Grant to John Donne, one of the esquires of the body, and Elizabeth his
WestnuDster. wife and his heirs and assigns, foF his good service to the king's father
EDWARD IV.— Pabt I. 431
1465. Metiihrane 17 — cont,
Richard, late duke of York, in England, France and Ireland, and against
Henry VI. and Jasper, earl of Pembroke, James, earl of Wiltshire, and
other rebels, of the castle, town, manor and lordship of Telagham in South
Wales and all lands, rents, reveraions, services and possessions in Telagham
with members and appurtenances in South Wales and the marches late of
James, late earl of Wiltshire, and in the king's hands by reason of an act of
forfeiture in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward lY. with all
royal rights, franchises, liberties, courts, commodities, jurisdictions, leets,
views of frank-pledge, cantreds, commotes, hundreds, fairs, markets, parks,
stews, knights' fees, services, rents, advowsons, wreck of sea and all other
forfeitures and profits ; grant to him and his heirs and assigns of the manor
of Rusheton called ' Westmaner ' with the advowson of the church of the
parish and a yearly rent of 2$. or a sparrow-hawk from the manor of
Russheton called ' Elyngham is maner,' and a messuage, ten cottages, a
virgate and a half and 6 roods of land, 11 acres of meadow, 3 acres of
pasture, 40 acres of wood and a water-mill in Aldewyncle, co. Northampton,
three messuages, two cottages, four virgates of land, 8 acres of meadow and 7/.
of free rent yearly in Ryngstede, co. Northampton, six messuages, five cottages
eight virgates of land, 26 acres of meadow, eight crofts and 21^. free rent
yearly in Stanwigge, co. Northampton, a messuage, 100 acres of land, 16
acres of meadow and 6 acres of pasture in Knoston, co. Noiithampton, 3 acres
of meadow and 33«. 4sd. free rent yearly in Earl's Barton, co. Northampton,
two messuages, nine virgates of land, 16 acres of meadow and 3dt. 4</. free rent
yearly in Ekton, co. Northampton, eight messuages, eighteen virgates of
land, 20 acres of meadow and Ss, and one pound of cumin of free rent
yearly in Church Brampton, co. Northampton, 26«. 8</. of free rent yearly in
Hangeynghoughton, co. Northampton, and the manor of Great Houghton,
CO. Northampton, and all lands, rents, reversions, services and possessions
in Russheton, Aldewynde, Ryngestede, Stanwigge, Knoston, Earl's Barton,
Ekton, Church Brampton, Hangynghoughton and Great Houghton, late of
Thomas Tresham and in the king's hands by reason of the said act, and
the reversion of the site of the manor of Great Houghton, five virgates of
land and 20 acres of meadow in Great Houghton, seven messuages, ten
cottages, sixteen virgates of land, 18 acres of meadow and 3/. of free rent
yearly In Rothewel^ co. Northampton, and four messuages, three cottages,
seventeen virgates of land, 20 acres of meadow and 22$, of free rent
yearly in Hanyngton, co. Northampton, on the death of Isabel the wife
of William Pecche, knight, who holds the same in dower, belonging to
the king by the forfeiture of the said Thomas, with knights' fees,
advowsons, wards, marriages, reliefs, escheats, waifs, strays, chattels of
felons and fugitives, courts leet, views of fnvnk-pledge, parks, warrens,
waters, fisheries, meadows, feedings, pastures, franchises, liberties, customs
and all other profits, to hold by fealty, with all issues from 4 March,
1 Edward IV. ; and licence for him to enfeoff Greorge, bishop of Exeter,
Richard Wydevile, knight, lord of Ryvers, William de Hastyuges, knight,
lord of Hastynges, William de Herbert, knight, lord of Herbert, Thomas
Burgh, knight, Ralph Hastynges, esquire, John Zouche, Henry Grene, John
Say and Richard Sapcote, esquires, of the aforesaid premises late of Tliomas
Tresham. By K. and for 6^ . %d. paid in the hanaper.
March 18. Grant in frank almoin to Thomas Buxhale, one of the king's chaplains,
Westmiiister. master of the collegiate church of Fodrynghey, co. Northampton, and the
fellows of the same college of the manor or aHen priory of Charleton, co.
Wilts, with advowsons and all possessions spiritual and temporal, ^m
Michaelmas last, in augmentation of their sustenanoe, that the master, chap-
lains and choristers may pray for the good estate of the king and for his soul
after death and the sonb of his father Richard, late duke of York, true heir
of the kingdoms of England and France and the lordship of Ireland, and his
brothers and sisters. By E.
432 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1465. Membrane 17 — cont.
April 20. Appointment, during pleasure, of William Knyvet 'as controller of the
Westminster, great and petty custom, the subsidy of woolts, hides and wool-fells and the
subsidy of "the Ss. in the tun and the I2d. in the pound in the port of Ipswich
and ports and places adjacent, receiving the accustomed fees, provided that
he execute the office in pei*son, withj the custody of one part of the coket
seal. By bill of the treasorer.
The like of the following in the ports and places named : —
May 21. Philip Morgan in the port of Chichester and ports and places adjacent.
Westminster. By bill of the treasurer.
May 20. Roger Huls in the port of Pole and ports and places adjacent.
Westminster. By bill of the treasurer.
March 11. Appointment, during pleasure, of Thomas Neve as surveyor of the
Westminster, scrutiny in the port of Yermouth and ports and places adjacent, receiving
the accustomed fees. By bill of the treasurer.
The like of the following in the following ports ; [Names omitted.]
March 26. The like of Richard Forster as gauger in the port of Lynne and ports and
Westminster, places adjacent, receiving the accustomed fees. By bill of the treasurer.
Mbmbranb 16.
March 12. Mandate to the constable of the king's castle of St. Briavel or his
Westminster, lieutenant that, as it appears by an inquisition which Henry III. caused to
be made by Robert Walraund and Nicholas Handlowe that the men of the
king's demesne of Redleigh always used to have their estovers of dead wood
and dry, their pigs quit of pannage and their beasts quit of herbage in the
forest of Dene until the last eyre of Robert Passelewe, sometime justice of
the forest of the said king, and he in that eyre took them into the king's
hands because they held them by no warrant, and the present king, upon fine
made by them, has restored the said estovers to them, he shall permit them
to have them. For 13«. 4cf. paid in the hanaper.
March 20. Grant for life to William Harington, esquire, of the herbage of all the
Westminster, enclosures of Quynfeli otherwise called the parks of Quynfell, co. Westmore-
land, of the yearly value of 12/. sometime of John, late lord of Clifford, a
rebel, and in the king's hands by reason of an act in Parliament at West-
minster, 4 November, 1 Edward lY., and aU issues of the said herbage from
that date. By p.s.
March 27. Grant for life to James, earl of Douglas, of 310/. yearly, viz. 60/. from
Westminster. Michaelmas, 1 Edward IV. from the customs and subsidies of wools, hides
and wool-fells in the port of London, 100/. from Michaelmas last from the
customs and subsidies in the port of Southampton, 60/. from Easter,
2 Edward IV. from the like in the port of Boston, 40/. from Michaelmas,
3 Edward IV. from the like in the port of Ipswich, 30/. firom Michaelmas,
2 Edward FV. from the like in the port of Lenne and 20/. from the same date
from the like in the port of Pole ; in lieu of like sums granted to him by
letters patent dated 14 February, 1 Edward IV. surrendered and cancelled
so far as concerns those sums. By p.8.
March 28. Grant, during good behaviour, to the king's servant William Rous, to
Westminster, whom on 5 July, 1 Edward IV. the king granted the o£Bice of one of the
clerks of the crown of Chancery during good behaviour with a fee of 20/.
yearly from the issues of the hanaper and a livery yearly at the hands of the
keeper of the great wardrobe, and who has occupied the said office since that
date, of the said fee of 20/. yearly from Michaelmas, 1 Edward IV. from the
issues of the hanaper as GK3offrey Mart}ii, clerk of the crown of Chancery of
o EDWARD IV.— Part I. 433
1465. Membrane 16 — cont.
Edward III. or James Billyngford, chief clerk of the crown of Chanoerj of
Bichard 11. received it. By K.
March 19. Grant in frank almoin to Bichard, the abbot, and the convent of the
Weitinintter. Benedictine monastery of Evesham, co. Worcester, in the diocese of
Worcester, of the right of patronage and the advowson of the abbey
of Alcester, co. Warwick, in the same diocese and of the same order, which
is of the king's patronage by reason of the duchy of Lancaster and by the
neglect of divers abbots has come to dissolution so that for a long time
the abbot alone has remained there, that they may unite the abbey to the
monastery of Evesham. By K. and for 40 marks paid in the hanaper.
[MonasHcony vol. iv. p. 180.]
MSMBRANB 15.
April 10. Presentation of John Scotte, chaplain, to the parish church of
Westminfter. Bnkyngham, in the diocese of Lincoln, void by the resignation of John
• Draper, last parson.
April 5. General pardon to William Calihorne late of Holandswayne, co. York
Wettminstor. < laborer,' alias late of Helay, co. York, * yoman,' of all offences committed
by him before 30 March. By p.s.
The like to John Galthome late of Helay by Sylkeston, co. York,
* laborer,' alias * yoman.'
The like to Bichard Calthorne late of Holanswayne, co. York, * yoman,'
aliiMs late of Helay by Sylkeston, co. York.
The like to Agnes Calthorne late of Helay, co. York, * ser vaunt.'
March 6. The like to John Brerage late of Southam, co. Gloucester, ' yoman,' of
WeMminster. all offences committed by him before 12 February. By p.s.
March 6. The like to John Pavy late of Wynchecombe, eo. Gloucester, * draper.'
Wettminiter. By p.s.
April 16. Grant for 12 years, to William Hastinges, knight, of the offices of master
Weitminfter. and worker of the king's mints and keeper of the king's exchange witliin
the Tower of London, the realm of England and the town of Calais,
according to the form of an indenture made between him and the king,
receiving the accustomed fees. By K.
April 19. Grant for life to the king's servant Thomas Gryme, yeoman of the
Weitminttor. king's jewels, of the office of the custody of the king's manor, place and
garden of Eltliam, void by the death of John Godfrey, with the accustomed
fees from the issues of the king's lordship there and all other profits.
By p.s.
April 19. The like* to the king's servant Bichard Forster, yeoman of the butlery of
Westminiter. the household, of the office of the bailiwick of the hundred of Godlaxton, co.
Leicester, and the fees and profits from the eaid hundred, as John Hoby,
Bobert Bonsergeaunte and Bichard Baundes or anyone else had them,
without rendering any account. By p.s.
April 22. Bevocation of the protection with clause volumus, for one year, granted
WeitnUiitter. 5 Mai*ch by letters patent to Philip Nele of London, ' gentilman,' a/ta«
'pulter,' alias * yoman,' going on the king's service in the company of John
Wode, esquire, victualler of the town and castle of Calais and the marches of
the same in the parts of Picardy, on the safe-custody, defence and victualling
of the same, on certificate of John Tate and John Stone, sheriffs of London,
that he delays in London.
April 22. Grant for life to the king's consort Elizabeth, queen of England, of the
Weftminittr. king's lordship and manor of Grenewiche with the tower of Grenewiche
M (I6»U. B E
434 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1465. Membrane 15 — cont,
and the parks there and all meadows, pastures, woods, wards, marriagesy
escheats, waifs, strays, courts leet and all other lands, rents and services
belonging to the said manor and lordship in the town of Grenewyche or
elsewhere within the county of Kent and all other lands, rents and services
in the same county lately belonging to Humphrey, late duke of G-loucester,
to hold the same in as ample form as the said duke held them ; and a
tenement called ' Ormondes Place ' with all solers, cellars, edifices, gardens
and other appurtenances in the parish of Holy Trinity, Knyghtriderstrete,
London. By K.
April 22. Grani to the king's servitor James Hyett and the heirs male of his body
Westminster, of the manor of Frytteswell, co. Oxford, in the king's hands by reason of an
act of forfeiture by authority of Parliament at Westminster, 4 November,
1 Edward IV, against James, latQ earl of Wiltshire, and the manor or lordship
of Edyngworth lying in le mersshe called * Brentmerssh,' co. Somerset, four
messuages, a toft and 60 acres of land in Wellis and Dulcote, co. Somerset,
and the knights' fees, franchises, liberties and privileges pertaining to the
said manor or lordship, in the king's hands by reason of an act of forfeiture
by authority of Parliament aforesaid against John Botyler, ' * gentilman.'
not exceeding the yearly value of 20/., and all issues of the above from the
said 4 November. By p.s.
April 26. Grant to the king's servant Walter Rufibrd and the heirs male of his
Westminster, body of a moiety of the manor or lordship of Homcastell or Overhamme, co.
Worcester, late of Thomas Cornewayll, esquire, attainted of high treason by
an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. and now
in the king's hands, not exceeding the value of 10 marks yearly, and the
fourth part of the said manor or lordship late of William Vaux, knight^
attainted of high treason as above, and now in the king's hands, not exc^-
ing the yearly value of 5 marks, to hold with all liberties, franchises, courts
leet, views of frank-pledge and other appurtenances by the service of ais
many knights' fees and other services as they were held by before 4 March,
1 Edward IV. with all issues from that date. By p.8.
April 10. Grant to the king's kinsman John, earl of Worcester, in repa}'ment of
Westminster. 100/. in which the king is indebted to him, of 100/. from the second moiety
of the tenth granted to the king by the clergy of the province of Canterbury
in the second year of the reign, viz. from all sums of money due to the king
by the abbot and convent of Hyde by Winchester, in the diocese of
Winchester, for the said moiety for their spiritualities and temporalities and
from the issues from the temporalities of the abbey at the time of its last
voidance by the death of Thomas, late abbot, and from the residue of the
said moiety, at the hands of the said abbot and the collectors of the said
moiety. By p,s.
Membrane 14.
March 19. Pardon to the dean and chapter of the cathedral church of York, the
Westminster, keeper of the spirituality of the archbishopric of York, John Pakenham,
keeper of the said spirituality, and Robert Wardrop of all escapes, until 26
January last, in the voidance of the see, of prisoners attainted of felony and
committed to the custody of William, late archbishop of York, as ordinary,
according to law and the custom of the realm. By K.
April 11. Grant to the king's kinsman Richard Neville, earl of Warwick, and the
Westminster, heirs of his body of the castle, honour, manor and lordship of Coker-
mouthe with members and appurtenances, a third part of the castle or
manor of Egremond, the fishery of Blaymyre in the water of Eske and two
tenements in the city of Carlisle, co. Cumberland, the castles, manors and
lordships of Pendragon, Burgh, Appilby, Burgham, Mallerstange and
Whinfell, the manor and lordship of Kerkeby Stephen and the town of
5 EDWARD IV.— Part I. 436
1465. Membrane \4^^cont,
Winton with their members, co. Westmoreland, the office of sheriff of the
same county, the manors and lordships of Topcliff, Sterboten, Langsterueth,
Cletop, Bukden, Preston, Setell and Gegleswike with their members, co.
York, the manor and lordship of Newportpajnell with its members, co.
Buckingham, and a capital messuage, five smaller messuages and a shop
in the parish of St. Stephen, Wallebroke, London, sometime of Robert
Whittingham, knight, with knights' fees, advowsons and services of free
• tenants, belonging to the king by virtue of an act in Parliament at West-
minster, 4 November, 4 Edward IV. to hold the same by the services
anciently belonging to the kings of England, rendering to the king 100/.
yearly from the castle, honour and lonlship of Cokermouth, so long as
Richard Salkeld, esquire, or any male heir of his body survices. By p.s.
April 22. Grant for life to John Wath, esquire, of the manor of Sutton on Trent,
Westminster, co. Nottingham, with its members and 200 acres of arable land, 20 acres of
meadow, 20 acres of wood and 20«. rent in the town of Sutton, late of
Thomas Roos, knight, late lord of Roos, attainted of high treason by virtue
of an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, I Edward IV. and
in the king's hands by his forfeiture and by virtue of that act, to hold with
knight's fees, advowsons, wards, reliefs, escheats, homages, rents, woods and
suits of courts in Sutton aforesaid by the service of as many knight's fees
and other services as they were held by before 4 March, I Edward IV. and
release to him of all issues from that date. By p.s.
April 20. Grant for life to the king's servant Thomas Seintliger by mainprise of
Wefftminster. Hugh Hanford of London, * gentilman,' and John Wharf of London,
* gentilman,' of the king's manor of Kenyng^n, co. Surrey^ with a bam
{orio) and other easements without ' le Pale ' there, a rabbit-warren and all
rents, lands, meadows, pastures, perquisites and other profits, rendering to
the king rearly 20 marks as Ralph Legh formerly gave for the custody of
the same. By pjs.
April 3. Grant to Thomas Dalamare, esquire, in repayment of 84/. in which the king
WeAtminster. is indebted to him for divers horses, iron saddles and shields for toumamci : •«
bought by him for the king's use and delivered to Thomas de Burgh,
knight, master of the horse, of 12/. 18«. bd. yearly from Roger Beller from
the fee farm of the hundred of Fi^fimiond, co. Leicester, at the hands of the
said Roger or the sheriff of Warwick and Leicester, 20/. yearly from the
farm of the city of Winchester at the hands of the citizens or the sheriff of
the'county of Southampton, 13/. Qs, Sd. yearly from the &nn of the town of
Oxford at the hands of the burgesses or bailiffs or the sheriff of the county,
17/. lOs. yearly from John Austyn from the fee farm of the lordship or manor
of 8t. Margaret Stretton and the lordship of Middleton Brymmesfeld, co.
Wilii*, and 11/. 10^. yearly from John Mat he we from the fee farm of the
manor of Benham Lovel and two messuages, two camcates of land, 40
acres of meadow and 20 acres of wood in Holbenham and Westbroke, co.
Berks, from Michaelmas last until he be fully satisfied. By p.s.
April 6. Grant to John, duke of Suffolk, and Elizabeth his wife, the king's sister,
Westminster, of 100 marks yearly from Easter last out of the issues of the king's lordship
and honour of Walyngford with its members, until the king recompenoe
them with manors and knds to that value. By p.s.
March 30. Pardon to John Norrevs, vicar of the parish church of All Saints,
WestmiDBter. Southlenne, co. Norfolk, of all offences, misprisions, contempts and forfei-
tures committed by him, all detentions of things and all debts, demands and
accounts due to the king for any treasure, nobles of gold, or money supposed
to have been found by Geoffrey Norreys alias Bilney late of Westbilney,
* yoman,' deceased, or by him and to have come to his hands. By K.
Mai'ch 27. General pardon to John White late of London, < yoman/ alias late of
Westminster. Hamersmyth in the parish of Fulham, co. Middlesex. By p,s.
■ B 2
436 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1465. Membrane 14 — cont.
April 2. Grant to Joan late the wife of John Clay, knight, John Clay his son
^estminBter. and heir and Robert Grene, esquire, executors of the will of the said
John Clay, knight, of all iseues, profits and revenues before 1 October
last from all manors, lands, rents, services, reversions, farms and possessions
which Thomas Ormond, esquire, had in the counties of Essex and
Cambridge, in the king's hands by his forfeiture, without rendering any
account. By p.s.
May 2. Pardon to John Fulwode of the king's lordship of Hatfeld, co. Tork, for
Westminster, the death of John Mygeley, who lay in wait for him at divers times and
whom he killed in self-defence. By p.s.
Membrane 13.
March 8. Signification to W. bishop of Winchester of the royal assent to the
WeBtroinster. election of Thomas Angewyn, late monk of the monastery of Chertsey, as
abbot of that place.
April 2. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus, for one year, lately
Westminster, granted by letters patent to John Tayllour of Holkham, co. Norfolk,
* husbondman,' going on the king's service in the company of John Wode,
esquire, victualler of the castle and town of Calais and the marches thereof
in the parts of Picardy on the safe custody, defence and victualling of the
same, because he delays at Holkham, as appears by certificate of the sheriff
of Norfolk.
April 2. Gk'ant to the prior and convent of Beau vale of 24 marks yearly from 31
Westminster. March, 3 fa^dward IV. from the fee farm and increment of the town of
Derby at the hands of the men or bailiffs of the town or the sheriff of the
county or from the issues of the bounties of Nottingham and Derby, in
lieu of a like grant to them from the customs in the port of Kyngecton on
Hull by letters patent dated 25 January, 1 Edward lY, sun*endered and
cancelled so far as concerns the said 24 marks, because they have received
nothing since the said 31 March. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the men or bailiffs of the town of Derby and
the sheriff of the counties of Nottingham and Derby.
March 20. Whereas on 1 July, 2 Edward lY. John Ingoldesby lodged an informa-
Westminster. lion before the barons of the Exchequer that although John Morton, late
rector of the church of Blokesworth, co. Dorset, and archdeacon of
Norwich, was attainted of high treason by authority of Parliament in the
first year of the reign and all the goods and lands that belonged to him
on 4 March, 1 Edward IV. were forfeited to the king, nevertheless Robert
Ippeswell, clerk, o£Bicial of Walter, bishop of Norwich, in the archdeaconry
of Norwich received all the issues of the archdeaconry of Norwich from the
said 4 March until the said 1 July to the sum of 80/. at the city of
Norwich and other places ; and another information was lodged before the
said barons on 20 October, 4 Edward IV. by Henry Sotehill that the said
John Morton was archdeacon of Norwich on the said 4 March and until
the said 20 October, and that the said issues are of the yearly value of 160
marks, and that the baid Kobert IppeswcU received them, viz. 640 marks,
from the said 4 March until the said 20 October, at the city of Norwich ;
and by letters patent dated 27 September, 4 Edward IV. Ihe king granted
the said issues to John, the prior, and the convent of the cathedral churclji
of the Blessed Trinity, Norwich, and by writ directed the said Robert
Ippeswell to receive them and deliver them to the prior and convent ; the
king hereby pardons to the said Robert Ippeswell all actions and demands
against him in these matters. By K.
April 4. Gi*ant, during good behaviour, to Robert Cou>in of the oflice of keeper
Westminster, of the king's great wardrobe, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
5 EDWARD IV.—Pabt I. 437
1465. Membrane 13 — cont.
April 4. The like to William Mysterton of the office or occupation of clerk io the
Westminster, king's great wardrobe, receiving the accustomed fees and vestures from all
issues received for the said wardrobe and the office of the same at the
hands of the keeper of the wardrobe, in lieu of a like grant of the same to
Robert Cousyn by letters patent dated 4 August, 1 Edward IV, surrendered.
By p.8.
April 6. Grant to John, duke of Suffolk, and Elizabeth his wife, the. king's sister,
Westminster, of 100 marko yearly from Easter last from the issues of the king's lordship
and honour of Walyngford with its members, until the king recompense
them with manors and lands to that value. By p.s.
Vacated because below,
March 29. Grant ' for life to Geoffrey Lewy$<, chaplain, of a yearly pension of 10
Westminster, marks from the issues of the king'6 mills of Disserlhe and Pentre, co.
Flint, in North Wales, granted in mortmain to the chapel of St. Wenefride
at Holywell, co. Flint, by Bichard II. that divine service may be held there
daily in honour of the saint. By p.s. [1620.]
April 6. Licence, for ^ mark paid in the hanaper, for Ralph Hasty nges, esquire,
Westminster, to enfeoff George, bishop of Exeter, Edward Gower, esquire, and William
Staveley of 100 acres of land and 10 acres of meadow in Stonton Barrey,
CO. Buckingham, 40 acres of land and 8 acres ot meadow in Bradwell, co.
Buckingham, and two tenements and three virgates of land in Wen-
delyngburgh, co. Northampton, late of Thomas Tresham, knight, held in
chief.
Mbmbranb 12.
March 30. Grant for life to Nicholas Baker of Bristol of the manor of Belton, co.
Westminster. Somerset, late of James, earl of Wiltshire, and in the king's hands by his
forfeiture, with rents, courts, views of frank-pledge and all other appurte-
nances to the value of 20 marks yearly, provided that he answer at the
Exchequer for any surplus. ' By p.s.
May 10. Appointment of the king's brother George, duke of Clarence, as his
Westminster, lieutenant in Ireland for 20 years, with power to appoint a deputy under
him to keep and govern the land in his absence, to summon Parliaments
and councils, and make statutes and ordinances, to keep the king's peace
and laws and punish offenders, to receive rebels into the king's peace or
bring them to justice, to pardon for treasons and other offences, to receive
fines and amercements, to grant lands of rebels and the king's enemies to
suitable persons and also lands of Englishmen which have been deserted,
provided that due proclamation be made, to collect and levy all issues due
to the king and apply them to the defence of the land and other charges
there, to grant licences for alienation in mortmain, appropriation of churches
and foundation of chantries and fraternities, to present to benefices in the
king's gift, to receive fealties and renunciations of archbishops and bishops
and homages of tenants and to restoi-e temporalities, to appoint and remove
the chancellor, treasurer, justices, barons of the Exchequer, keeper of the
rolls of Chancery and other officers and ministers, to make purveyances
for his household and for the soldiers, to grant safe conduety to take
accounts of officers and ministers, to enquire into the concealment of
forfeiteil goods, and to do all other things pertaining to his office.
By p.s. [1667.]
April 4. Grant for life to the king's servant Thomas Worley, one of the king's
Westminster, chapel, of a tenement or brewhouse commonly called ' le Lambe ' in ^Distaf
Lane, London, which Robert Grey, one of the king's minstrels, deceased,
lately had of the king's gift. By p.s.
438 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1465. Membrane 12 — cont,
April 3. The like to William Helperbj of a yearly rent of 10/. I5s. from 23 March
Westminster, last from the fee farm of the town of Scardebnrgh and the manor of Walde-
grave and 60 acres of land. By p.s. [1637.]
Membrane 11.
March 24. Whereas the mayor and society of the merchants of the staple of the
Westminster, town of Calais have lent to the king the sum of 11,728/. 19^. 2^d, (»c),
for the safe-custody of the town and the payment of the wages of the
captain and soldiers of the town and castle and the marches there, viz.,
3,756/. lU. lO^cf. ' delivered to the hands of Walter Blount, knight, late
treasurer of Calais, for the payment of the wages and r^ards of tlie captain
and soldiers, 6,872/. 7^. -id, delivered to him for the same cause, and 1 ,000/.
delivered to the king's hands, which sums the king desires shall be enrolled
on the Pell of Memoranda at the receipt of the Exchequer before 1 Decem-
ber last, and the king is bound to them by divers taUies lately levied at
the i*eceipt of the Exchequer in the sum of 1,550/. 8^. I0d,y and moreover
562/. 5f . 5d. remain unpaid to them out of 1,000/. lent by them to the king,
assigned to them by letters patent dated 17 August, 1 Edward IV, and
they have surrendered the said tallies and letters patent ; the king hereby
grants to them, in repayment of the said sums, amoanting in all to 13,741/.
13«. 4d. (sicjy that they or their factors or attorneys may ship sacks or cJoves
of wools and wool-fells in any ports of the realm to the said town of Calais
quit of customs and subsidies without finding security for bringing back
into the realm any greuter bullion, mass or plate of gold or silver than luJf
a mai'k of nilver for each sack of wool, until they be fully satisfied.
By p.s.
March 29. Grant for life to Thomas Vaghau, one of the yeomen of the king's
Westminster, chamber, for his good service to the king and his father Richard, late duke
of York, of a parcel of land called ' Qerardeston ' in the parish of Tremayn,
CO. Cardigan, in South W^l^s, with all issues from Michaelmas last.
By p.s.
May 16. Presentation of Ralph Shawe to the parish church of Harleton, co.
Westminster. Cambridge, in the diocese of Ely, void by the death of John Abbot
May 14. Grant for life to John de la Launde, sometime lord de la Launde, who
Westminster, for his true faith and allegiance to the crown of England has forsaken his
possessions within the duchy of Aquitaine and is now fallen into so great
age and poverty that he is more like a beggar than a gentleman^ in which
wretchedness he is likely to continue, of 40 marks yearly from 8 March
last at the receipt of the Exchequer. By p.s. [1653].
May 17. Pardon to Thomas Parsure of Duresley, co. Gloucester, * fuller,' of his
Westminster, outlawry in Bristol for not appearing to satisfy the king of his ransom for
not holding John Galgey of Bristol, ' taillour,' impeached on suspicion of
treason, before the late king at a certain day, provided that he satisfy the
king ; ho having surrendered to the Marshalsea prison, as John Markham,
knight, chief justice of the King's Bench, has certified.
Membrane 10.
March 23. Grant for life to Humphrey Stafford, knight, lord Stafford of Southewik,
Westminster, of the ojffices of constable and keeper of the castle of Brigge water, co.
Somerset, and steward of the lordship and manor of Briggewater on the
death of the king*s mother Cicely, duchess of York, who holds the said
castle, lordship and manor for life and by letters patent dated 20 March
has granted the said offices to him, receiving the accustomed fees and profits
from the issues of the said lordship or manor ; and appointment of him for
5 EDWARD IV.— Part I. 439
1465. Membrane 10 — cont,
life as keeper of the king's forest or park of Pederton by Briggewater,
with such fees and profits as the king's father Richard, late duke of York,
had for the said custody, with full power to appoint and remove a lieutenant
ranger and all foresters on foot. By K.
March 27. Grant for life to the said Humphrey of the office of steward of the
Wectminster. borough and manor of Bradenynche, or Bradenyssh, and all other manors and
lands in the county of Devon in the king's haqds which arc parcel of the
duchy of CornwaU and the office of warden of the stannaries in the said
county, receiving 20/. yearly from the issues of the said borough and
manor of Bradenynche. By K.
March 29. Pardon to Peter House, esquii*e, late sheriff of the counties of Bedford
Weftminster. and Buckingham, of all offences committed by him and all issues, forfeit-
ures, fines, amei'cements, reliefs and arreai'S due from him to the king, and
also 40/. fi'om the profits of the said counties belonging to the king.
ByK.
March 21. Grant for life to Edmund Holte of the office of the custody of the king's
Westminster, gaol of the county of Nottingham, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
March 28. Commission to the king's kinsmen Richard, earl of Warwick and
Westminster. Salisbury, great chamberlain of England, and William Hastynges, knight,
lord of Hastynges, the king's chamberlain, to treat with the king's uncle
James Luxemburgh, lord of Richebourg, for an alliance with the kin^s
kinsman Charles of Burgundy, count of Charloys. \Foedera,'] By K.
May 13. Grant for life to William Htaverton, in lieu of a like grant to him by
Westminster, letters patent, dated 9 August, 1 Eld ward IV, surrendered, of the office of
the custody of Cramburn alias the bailiwick of Batelbailly within the king's
forest of Wyndesore alias the office of one of the king's foresters in the said
forest within the bailiwick of Bateilesbailly, with wages of J d, daily from
the said 9 August at the hands of the constable of Windesore castle or his
lieutenant with such fees as John Deth had in the said office in the time of
Richard II. and all pannage, trees dead or blown down, and all herbage
yearly from a close of the king's lodge within the said bailiwick commonly
called ' le Loggecloce,' provided that he keep the enclosure of the close
competently. By K.
May 14. General pardon to Ralph Boteler late of Winchelse, co. Sussex, ^yoman,'
Westminster, of all offences committed by bim before 27 April last By p.s.
May 21. Grant to John Dynham, esquire, to whom the king is indebted in the
Westminster, sum of 50/. and also in the sum of 200/., of which latter sum the king
ordered that he should be contented from the revetiues of the duchy of
Lancaster at the hands of Nicholas Sharpe, receiver general of the duchy,
but of which ho has received no repayment, that he may retain all sums of
money belonging to the king from the coinage of 600 pieces of white tin of
his own within the county of Cornwall, in full satisfaction of the said 250/.
By p.s.
May 23. Mandate in pursuance to the receiver general of Cornwall.
Westminster.
Mbmbranb 9.
May 8. Pardon to Roger Pyerpount late of Hardewyk by Southlenne, co.
Westminster. Norfolk, esquire, of his outlawry in the county of Norfolk for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to satisfy the king for having denied a
writing of his which Edmund Perys produced in court before the said
justices touching a debt of 32*. 8</., he having surrendered to the Plete
prison, as Robert Danby, chief justice of the Bench, has certified.
440 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1465. Membrane 9 — cont.
March 29. Grant for Hie to the king's sister Anne of 60/. yearly from Michaelmas
Westminster, last, viz. 40/. from the issues of the county of Devon and 20/. from the
issues of the counties of Cambridge and Huntingdon.
Schedule,
These letters were vacated by surrender and cancelled so far as concerns
the said 20/. on 14 August, 12 Edward IV. because the king on that date
granted the said 20/. to Thomas Gray by other letters patent.
Mbmbranb 9 — conL
May 22. Presentation of Thomas Walton to the parish church of Henton, in the
Westminster, diocese of Salisbury, void by the death of David Morley.
April 20. Grant for life to Richard Berde, esquire, late servant of the scullery of
WMtminster. the household, for the whole time that the king has taken upon himself the
government of the realm, who has had no regard, of 10 marks yearly from
Michaelmas last from the issues of the counties of Cambridge and Hunting-
don. By p.8.
May 17. The like to Thomas Gray, king's esquire, in consideration of his service to
Westminster, the king in war and elsewhere and his loss of his inheritance in the town of
Berwike and the places adjacent through the same being in the hands of
the Scots, of a yearly rent of 20/. from 31 March last from the great and
petty custom, the subsidies of wools, hides and wool-fells and the sub-
sidies of the Ss, in the tun and the I2d, in the pound in the port of
Boston and ports and places adjacent. By p.8.
May 22. Pardon to Thomas Ayery of Fylonglay, co. Warwick, * husbondman,' of
Westminster, his outlawry in London for not appearing before the king to satisfy him of
his ransom for not bringing Richard Blemell of London, * tymbermonger,*
before the late king on a certain day, he having surrendered to the
Marshalsea prison, as John Markham, chief justice of the King's Bench,
has certified.
May 24. Grant for life to William Fowler, son of the king's servant Thomas
Westminster. Fowler, for the good service of the latter, of the manor of Preston,
00. Buckingham, and 6 messuages, 200 acres of land, 50 acres of pasture,
10 acres of meadow and 20«. rent in Preston and Coveley, co.
Buckingham, late of Thomas, late lord Roos, and in the king's hands by
reason of his forfeiture and by virtue of an act in Parliament at West-
minster, 4 November, 1 Edward lY. with knights' fees, courts, views of
frank-pledge and all profits and commodities, to hold the same by the
accustomed rents and services, with all profits from 4 March, 1 Edward lY.
ByK.
April 20. Grant to Richard Middelton, esquire, and Matilda his wife, late the wife
Westminster, of Thomas Grene, knight, and the heirs male of the body of the said Richard
of the manor of Great Lyneford, co. Buckingham, the advowson of the parish
church of Great Lyneford and a messuage, three virgates of land, three acres
of meadow and four acres of pasture odled ^ Lyneforthes ' in the town of
Lyneford aforesaid, in the king's hands by reason of the forteitare of James,
late earl of Wilts, and by virtue of an act of forfeiture in Parliament at
Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward lY. and a messuage, 160 acres of
land, 16 acres of meadow and 20 acres of pasture in Lyneford aforesaid
called * Walshes,' in the king's hands by reason of the forfeiture of John
Fortescu, knight, and by virtue of the act idPoresaid, to hold by the ancient
rents and services, with issues from 4 March, 1 Edward lY. answering to
the king for any surplus above 20/. yearly. By p.s.
5 EDWARD IV.— Pakt I. 441
1465. Membrane 9 — cant,
Maj 27. Pardon to the king's servant Thomas Herbert, one of the esquires of the
WestmiDster. body and constable of the king's castle of Gloucester, for the escape of
William Glover late of Pajneswyke, co. Gloucester, ' glover,' delivered into
his custody for treason and felony by Maurice Berkeley, esquire, sheriff of
the county, and of all consequent fines, amercements and suits due to the
king. By K.
May 15. Grant to Hugh Shirley, one of the yeomen of the crown, and the heirs male
Westminster, of his body of the manor or lordship of Norton and Throp, co. Northfimpton,
with all liberties, franchises, courts leet, views of frank-pledge, parks,
warrens, chaces, fairs, markets, waifs and strays and other appurtenances,
not exceeding the value of 17/. yearly, and the manor of Reccheford, co.
Hereford, worth 5 marks yearly, late of Thomas Comewaill, esquire,
attainted of high treason by an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4
November, 1 Edward IV, and in the king's hands by reason of the said
attaint, to hold the same by the services of as many knights' fees and as
many other rents and services as they were held by before 4 March, 1
Edward IV, with all issues from that date. By p.8.
May 27. Grant for life to the king's servant Richai'd Aprice, one of the yeomen of
Westaiinster. the king's chamber, in part regard of the great losses and bodily perOs
which he has suffered for the king, of 10 marks yearly from the issues of
two messuages situated by the hithe called ' le Toureswharf ' by the city of
London, a messuage on the wharf of the Tower aforesaid in which John
Elyngham, deceased, lately dwelt and a garden adjoining, and all other
messuages on the said wharf and gardens and all vacant plots on each side of
the common street or way between the gate at the east end of the wharf and
the bridge across ' le flode gate ' of the wharf. By p.s.
Mbmbranb 8.
May 29. General pardon to John Haliday the elder of Bishop's Lynn, co. Norfolk,
WestmiDster. < marchaunt,' for all offences committed by him before 20 May last ; grant
to him of all debts and sums of money due to him before that date and all
his goods and chattels, although they be forfeited to the crown ; and grant
to him of full power to plead and recover by process of law. By K.
May 21. Grant to Thomas, the prior, and the convent of the house of St. Mary
Westminster, and St Petroc, Bodmyn, co. Cornwall^ that they and their successors shall
hold their priory quit of any corrody or sustenance to be granted at the
mandate or request of the k{^ ; on their supplication that as their church is
of the foundation of William Warwest, sometime bishop of Exeter, and of
the patronage of the king's kinsman George, bishop of Exeter, and not of
the foundation of any king of England, they ought to be quit of such corrody
or sustenance, but that they have long been charged with one and their
house has come to such poverty that they can scarcely observe divine
service. By K.
May 24. Grant for life to David Hawardedyn of the hermitage of Newe Castell
Westminster, under Lyne, co. Stafford, with all profits. ^j p.8.
June 17. Grant for life to William Danyell, knight, that he be one of the poor
Westminster, knights of the college of the king's free chapel of St. George within
Wyndesore Castle, receiving such wages daily and a vesture yearly at the
hands of the warden of. the college with a habitation within the castle as any
other of the poor knights has received. By p.8.
May 30. Grant in mortmain to Master Nicholas Wright, the master or provost^ and
Westminster, the chaplains or fellows of the colle^ of SS. Gregory and Martin, Wy,
CO. Kent, of the advowsons and rectories of the churches of Newton by the
heth, Branset and Promehill, co. Kent, and the churches themselves,
formerly held by the abbess of Guynes in the county of Artpis beyond the
442 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1465. Membrane 8 — cont.
sea, and the advowsons of the vicarages of the said churches, the grange of
Bransette and the lands of Newton and Promhill, with gleb^, tithes,
oblations, fruits, pensions, portions, rents, farms, services and other profits,
with issues from 4 March, 1 Edward IV. tliat thej may pi'ay for the happy
and prosperous estate of the king, his consort Elizabeth, queen of England,
and his mother Cicely, duchess of York, and for their souls after death and
the souls of the king's father Richard, late duke of York, and his ancestors.
By p.s.
June 19. Mandate to all to permit John Englyssh, chaplain, born in the town of
Westminster. Neubotell in Scotland, dwelling in England at Brandesion, co. Suffolk, who
ha8 taken an oath of fealty and allegiance, to inhabit the realm peaceably
and enjoy his goods. By p.s.
June 4. Appointment, during pleasure, of William Laken as one of the justices of
Westminster, the King's Bench, receiving the accustomed fees. By K.
June 19. Grant for life to the king's servant Edward Stephynson of 2d. daily from
Westminster, the issues of the count|es of Norfolk and Suffolk. By p.s.
March 30. Manumission of John Rolf son of John Rolf, bom a bondman in villeinage
WestminBter. of the king's lordship and honour of Clare, co. Suffolk, with all his issue.
By p.s.
June 19. Whereas Thomas Philippes of Berkyng, co. Essex, *yoman,' in the
Westminster. Marshalsea prison to find security to keep the peace towards the king and
his people and especially towards John Kelsey, was delivered on bail on
Wednesday after tha morrow of the Purification, 2 Edward IV, before the
king at Westminster to William Dodde of London, ^ marchaunt,' and John
Philippes of Berkyng, CO. Essex, *yoman,' until one month after Easter, to
appear before the king at that time and keep the peace in the meanwhile
under penalty, the said William and John in 10/. each and the said Thomas
in 20i., and the said Thomas failed to appear at the said time, the king
hereby pardons to the said John Philippes the said sums of money. By p.s.
Membrane 7.
March 30. Grant to the king's sister Margaret of a yearly rent of 400 marks at the
WestminBter. receipt of the Exchequer until the king shall provide her with a suitable
marriage. \^FcBderaJ] By K.
March 30. Grant, during oflBlce, to John Ifegg, knight, treasurer of the household,
Westminster, of all the profit and all that pertains to the king from the mint, coinage and
exchange in the city and Tower of London or elsewhere within the realm of
England for the payment of the expenses of the household. By K.
M arch 26. Exemplification of the tenor of the enrolment of letters patent dated
Westminster. 17 August, 1 Edward IV. being a grant to the mayor and society of the
merchants of the staple of Calais of 6*. 8rf. from the subsidy of eiich sack
of wool and every '240 wool-fells shipped by them until they be fully
satisfied of 1,000/. lent by them to the king. The above letters have been
casually lost, as Thomas Thwaytes has taken oath in Chancery, and will be
surrendered and cancelled if found. Vacated.
May 3. Pardon to Oliver Caston of London, < skynner,* of his outlawry in the
Westminster, county of Northampton for not appearing before the king to answer for
trespasses against the statute of hunters, he having surrendered to the
Marshalsea prison, as John Markham, chief justice of the King's Bench,
has certified, provided that he satisfy the king in that matter.
May 20. Licence, for 33*. 4rf. paid in the hanaper, for John Broughton the
Westminster, younger, esquire, to grant the manor of Colne Engayne, co. Essex, which
he holds in chief, with the exception of one acre in the same, to John
6 EDWARD IV.— Pabt I. 443
1465« Membrane 7 — cont.
Broughton the elder, esqaire, and his heirs and assigns, and for the latter
to re-grant the same to the said John Broughton the younger and Anne
his wife and the heirs of his body with remainder to his right heirs.
May 24. Pardon to Walter Bluet, esquire, son and heir of John Bluet, John
Westminster. Wroughton, William Harewell, esquire, and Nicholas Bluet, son of the said
Walter, and Joan his wite of all grants, alienations and perquisitions of and
in the manor of Sturmynstre Mareschall called * Beauchampesmaner,' co.
Dorset, held in chief, and all intrusions and entries therein before 18 May
last. By p.s. and for 20 marks paid in the hanaper.
April 8. Grant for life to John Gerveys of Bury St. Edmunds, co. Suffolk, of the
Westminster, manor of Brent Bradfeld, co. Suffolk, late of Thomas Boos, late lord Boos,
attainted of high treason, alias the manor of Bradfeld Combust commonly
called the manor of Boos, with knights' fees and all other profits, in the
king's hands by the forfeiture of the said Thomas by vigour of an act in
Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. to hold the same
by the services of as many knights' fees and as many other rents and
services as they were held by before 4 March, 1 Edward IV. with all issues
before 2 April last ; and pardon to John SenykyU and John Gerveys, late
farmers of the manor, and John Martyn of Bodesdal, co. Suffolk, 'gen til-
man,' and Thomas Aidehous of Mendlesham, co. Suffolk, ' gentilman,' their
mainpernors, and Thomas Colte, esquire, and John Smyth, late occupiers
of the manor, and John Gerveys of Bury St. Edmunds, co. Suffolk, ' gentil-
man,' and John Pernell of the same, * yoman,' their mainpernors, of all
debts, accounts and arrears due from them to the king. By p.s.
June 21. Exemption for life of the king's servant Thomas Warham, * carpenter,'
Westminster, from being put on assizes, juries or inquisitions and from being made
collector or assessor of tenths, fifteenths or other subsidies or constable,
bailiff or other officer of the king ; and grant that no person shall take any
of his goods or chattels, alive or dead, against his will. By p.s.
June 22. General pardon to John Dawson late of Dancastre, co. York, gentleman,
Westminster, of all offences committed by him before 15 June last. By p.9.
Membrane 6.
March 23. Licence for John Dudley, knight, and William Emele to graot the castle,
Westminster, town, manor and lordship of Clonne, the castle, town, manor and lordship
of Oswaldestre, the manor of Ruyton in the marches of Wales, the castle
and manor of Shrewardyn, the manors of Bukkepell, Clonbury, Dodyngion,
Hyntes, Stretton, Lydley, Conede, Acton Rounde, Wroxcestre, Upton,
Dalleley, Westhope, Hoth, Ercall, Tyverton and Clompton and the hundred
of Pesselowe, co. Salop, the manors of Byggener, Leuemynstre, Cokkynge,
Wapham, Offeham, Storheton, Preston, Stanstede, Esthamptonet, West-
hamptonet, Wolbedynge, Pynkehurst, Wonworth, Oldeshoreham, Stopham,
Cudlawe, Barecourte, Wylbrugge, Almodyngton, Lynche, Oversolde, Legh,
Cleylondes, Rotteland, Polynge, Upmerdon and Wollavyngton and two
parts of the sheriff's turn, with reasonable aid of the same, in the rapes of
Arundell and Chichestre and the advowsons of the college of Holy Trinity,
*Arundell, and the hospital of Arundell, co. Sussex, the manors of Lymyngton,
Stoketristre, Goklyngton, Bayford, Legh, Spertgrove, Somerford Mautravers
and the office of Uie keeper of the forest of Selwode, co. Somerset, the
manors of Wollecombe, Philpston, Upwymbourne, Frome, Whytfyld, Long-
ton, Lordes, Wodton, Lychet Mautravers, Estmordon, Worth, Wotton Fitz
Payn, Rammesbury, Loderey, Wolcombe Mautravers, co. Dorset, the manors
of Wodchestre, Eyngestanley, Stonehouse, Shirdyngton and Achardvs, co.
Gloucester, the castle, town and manor of Castellacre, the manors of Mileham,
Buston-by-Mileham and Flokkethorpe and the advowsons of the priory of
Castellacre, and the church of Buston by the sea, co. Norfolk, the manors
I
444 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1465^ Membrane 6 — cont.
oi Kevele, Boy ton, Stapylford and a moiety of the manor of Bulky ndon by
Kevele, co. Wilts, the manor of Eyneho and the advowson of the hospital
of SS. James and John, Eyneho, co. Northampton, the manor of Grandes-
dene, co. Huntingdon, and the manor of Crokesden, co. Gambridge, held in
chief, to Thomas, archbishop of Canterbury, George, bishop of Exeter and
chancellor, William, bishop of Winchester, William, earl oi Arundel,
Edmund Grey, knight, Richard Fenys, knight, William Ha8t3mge, knight,
William Dudley,^ clerk, Thomas Chaundler, clerk, John Baker, clerk,
Maurice Barkeley, esquire, Edward Barkeley, esquire, Thomas Uvedale,
esquire, Richard Dalynerigge, esquire, John Sydenham, esquire, John
Wode, esquire, Thomas Welle and Thomas Acton and their heirs.
By p.s. and for 208, paid in the hanaper.
May 13. Grant in frank almoin to Henry Sampson, the dean, and the chapter of
WcBtminster. the college or collegiate church of Westbury, co. Gloucester, of the custody
of the hospital of St. Laurence by Bristol, void and in the king's gift, with
all its rights, liberties and franchises, that they may pray for Uie good
estate of the king and Elizabeth his consort and Cicely his mother and
Richard, earl of Warwick, and Anne his consoit and for their souls after
death and the souls of the king's father Richard, duke of York, the king's
brother Edmund, earl of Rutland, and Richard, earl of Salisbury, and Alice
his consort. By p.s.
April 1 6. Grant to Richard Lee, citizen and grocer and alderman and late mayor of
WeitmioBter. London, and his heirs and assigns of the patronage and advowson of the
parish church of St. Stephen in Walbrok in the ward of Walbrook, London,
which Robert Whitingham, knight, lately had, belonging to the king by his
forfeiture by reason of an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November,
1 Edward IV. By p^.
June 17. General pardon to David Brekenok late of the town of Westminster,
Westminster, co. Middlesex, ' gentilman,' alias late of Blaukechapelton, co. Middlesex,
for all offences committed by him befcre 26 May last. By p.s.
Juno 12. Grant foi life to Master William Hatteclyf, doctor in medicine and
Wentminster. physician sworn for the protection of the king's person, of 40/. yearly from
Michaelmas, 3 Edward IV. from the customs and subsidies in the port of
Southampton, in lieu of a grant to him of 20/. yearly from the issues of the
manors and lordships of Cokeham and Bray, co. Berks, and 20/. yearly
from the 50 marks which the abbot, prior and convent of St. Albans render
yearly to the king for the voidance of the abbey and its temporalities, by
letters patent, surrendered. By p.s.
June 20. Creation of Walter Blount, knight, as a baron of the realm, with the
Westminster, name, style and title of lord of Mountjoy, in tail male ; and grant to him
and the heirs male of his body, for the better maintenance of their estate,
of 20 marks yearly, viz. 8 marks out of a moiety of the town of Thurbaston,
CO. Derby, and 12 marks out of the issues of the counties of Nottingham
and Derby. By p.s.
June 22. Grant for life to Grisilda late the wife of John Hende the elder, esquire,
Westminster, of a tun of good wine yearly at the hands of the chief butler of England or
his deputy. By p.s.
June 22. The like to the king's servitor Thomas Sandelande of the town of
Westminster. Shrewsbury, for his good service to the king and his father in their
journeys in England and Ireland, of an annuity of 10 marks irom the
farm of the said town and the old and new increment of the same. By p.s.
Membrane 5.
July 6. Ratification of the estate which Roger Chesshyre has as canon of the
Westminster, cathedral church of St. Asaph and prebendary of the prebend of Altemeleden
in the same. By K.
5 EDWARD IV.—Pakt 1. 145
1465. Membrane 5 — cont,
4 ■
July 5. Grant for life to the kiog*8 consort Elizabeth, queen of England, in
>¥e8tmiiitter. reeompence of certain annuities and burdens with which divers casdes,
manors, lordships and other possessions granted to her by letters patent are
charged, of the manor and lordship of Laugley Marreys, co. Buckingham,
the manor and lordship of Fekenham and the forest of Fekenham, co.
Worcester, the castle, manor and lordship of Hadley, co. Essex, and the
hundred and the office of bailiff of Falwesley, co. Northampton, with
chattels of felons, fugitives and outlaws, knights' fees, advowsons, wards,
marriages, reliefs, escheats, courts leet, views of frank-pledge, hundreds,
£ur8, markets, parks, warrens, chaces and all other profits, liberties and
franchises, L08«. ^d. yearly from the farm of the honours of Paverell,
Boulogne and Hagenet with their members and appurtenances in the
counties of Buckingham, Northampton and Leicester and the castle and
honour of Huntyngdon with members and appurtenances in the counties of
Huntingdon, Cambridge, Bedford, Buckingham and Northampton, lafjo of
John Hastynges, late earl of Pembroke, with courts Icet, rents, views of
frank pledge and other customs, profits and commodities, 13/. yearly from
the farm of the manor of Denham alioi Benham Levell, co. Berks, two
messuages, two carucates of land, 40 acres of meadow and 20 acres of wood
in Holbenham and Westbroke, co. Berks, which Eichard Heyrefeld,
deceased, held for life of the grant of Richard II. and 200 acres of wood in
Hurst, CO. Wilts, and the hundred of Hassherugge which Richard Montageu,
knight, held in chief in fee tail from Edward [III.], 7/. yearly from the
farm of the manor of Wrattyng alias Talworth Wrattyng, co. Suffolk, 8/.
yearly from the farm of the seven hundreds of Cokeham and Bray, co.
BerJcs, 10/. yearly from the farm of two parts and the third part of the
manor of Codyngton, cos. Oxford and Berks, from Richard Dammory and
his heirs, 13/. 6«. 8</. yearly from the farm of two parts of the manor or
lordship of Swaleufeld, co. Berks, 10/. yearly from the farm of the manor
or lordship of Hampsted Marshall, co. Berks, lo/. yearly from iLc abbess
and convent of Shaftesbury for i he custody of the town of Shaflesbury, co.
Dorset, 12/. yearly from the farm of the manor of Kyngton, cos. Warwick
and Leicester, at the hands of Nicholas Segrave and his heirs, 100«. yearly
from the said Nicholas Segrave and his heirs from the farm of the wapen-
take of Goflcete, co. Leicester, 116«.. yearly from the farm of a moiety of
Tamworth, co. Warwick, and the increment of the same, and 12/. 1H«. 6r/.
yearly from Roger Beller from the fee farm of the hundred of Framlande,
CO. Leicester. By p.8.
June 29. General pardon to John Gilbert, late of Gloucestre, co. Gloucester,
Westminster. < bruer.' By p.s.
July 6. The like to Richanl Wheler late of Hereford, co. Hereford, * scoler.'
Westminster. By p.s.
July 6. Grant for life to John Stamper of the parish of Utterhannowe, co. Cum*
Westminster, berland, of a messuage with buildings on it in the said county called
*Preate Croft,* not exceeding the- yearly value of 10*. By K.
July 3. Grant to James Haryngton, knight, and the heirs male of his body
Westminster, of the castle, manor and lordship of Thurland, all messuages, lands,
rents and services in the town of Tunotell, a park called ^ Fayretwhayte
parke ' and all lands, rents and services in the towns or hamlets of Warton,
Overborowe, Netherborowe, Oldwenyngton, Gule and Erghom, co. Lan-
caster, and Bentham, Burton and Lonnesdale, co. York, and the town of
Holme in Kendell, co. Westmoreland, late of Richard Tunstell, knight, a
rebel, and in the king's hands hy reason of an act in Parliament at
Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. not exceeding the sum of 100/.
in yearly value, to hold by fealty only, and all issues of the same from
the said 4 November. By K,
446 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
]^4g5^ Membrane 5 — cont.
July 11. Grant for life to the king's servitor John Allestre, one of the yeomen of
Westminster, the king's chamber, of 4c?. daily from Michaelmas last from the issues or
farm of the subsidy and ulnage of cloth within the town of Bristol and the
liberty of the same. By p.s.
June 18. Grant to Richard, bishop of Salisbury, of all the king's houses and
Westminster, buildings on an acre and a hsdf of land in a croft called ' Lymecrof t ' in the
parish of Eton opposite to the college of Eton, with licence to pull down
and carry away the same. By p.s.
June 18. Grant for life to Tliomas Shenton, yeoman of the king's privy spicery, of
Westminster, three tenements and 23^ acres and a virgate of land at Milende, co.
Middlesex, commonly called ' Hammys Lyvelode/ not exceeding the yearly
value of 4 marks, sometime of William Kymyngton, yeoman of the larder
of Richard II. of the grant of the said king tor life. The said William in
his lifetime sold his estate therein to one Richard Hammys, who after his
decease occupied them and held them unjustly in fee, and they have now
come into the king's hands. By p.s.
July 6. Commission to William Melsounby and Thomas Cartlage to take coiners,
Westminster, workmen and labourers for the works of the mints or dies of gold and
silver at the city of Bristol. By K.
The like to John Sweder and Thomas Warner at the city of Norwich.
The like to John Worlege and Thomas Melsom at the city of Coventry.
Membrane 4.
March 6. Exemplification, at the request of the king's kinswoman Alice, duchess
Westminster, of Suffolk, widow, the present tenant of the manor of Leyghtonbusard, of
the tenor of a certificate of certain liberties allowed to the abbess of Font^-
vrault before Robert Ardern and his fellows, justices in eyre in the county
of Bedford in the year 4 Edward III. sent into the Chancery of Henry IV.
by the treasurer and chamberlains and in the files of Chancery, as
follows : —
The abbess of Font^vrault was summoned to answer the king by what
warrant she claims to have divers specified liberties in her manor of
Leyghtonbusard, and she came by John Spakman, her attorney, and says
that as regards view of frank-pledge, waif and stray and a market on
Tuesdays, she and her predecessors have always been seised of the same,
and that as regards a fair for three days at the feast of St. Dnnstan and
free warren flenry HI. by a charter which she produces granted the same
to Mabel, sometime abbeiss of Font^vrault, and the nuns there, and as
regards the other liberties she produces a charter of Edward II. reciting
a charter of Edward I. confirming a charter of John granting the
same. And Richard de Aldeburgh, appearing for the king, says that
the liberties of view, waif, stray and infiAngenthef were not claimed
in the last eyre, and the abbess cannot deny it and seeks to be admitted
to claim them, offering to 'the king 20«, and also to claim chattels of
felons and fugitives and amercements of herself and her men^ by virtue
of a clause in the charter of John. And the treasurer and barons of the
Exchequer certified an entry on the roll of 6 Henry III. in Warwick
and Leicester thus: — Vicecotnes retomavit de xvjd. de francoplegio
Willelmi de Merton pro fuga et de dimidia marca de viUata de Gatton
pro receptamento et de xxxvs. vjd. de caidllts Umfridi le Bakeware
utlagati et dimidia marca de cataUis Radulphi DouhUsquiele in Sutton
projfuga et de dimidia marca de Johanne filio Gilberti pro disseisina in
thesauro nichil et mxmialibus de Fonte Ebrulfi Ivjs. vjd, et quietus estj
and judgment was given for the abbess for chattels of felons and fugitives.
And the said Richard does not deny that the said amercements and other
Af
6 EDWARD IV.— Part I. 447
1465, Membrane 4 — cont.
liberties were allowed in the last eyre, and judgment was given for her
accordiuglj, but he pleads for the king that enquiry should be made
whether she has pillory, tumbrel and ^^ows within the said view by reason
of her liberty of infangenthef, whether she and her predecessors have used the
said liberties^ view, stray jwarren, market and fair, and whether they have held
the market and fair on other days than those granted in the charters. And
jurors say on oath that the abb^s and her predecessors have used the said
view, stray, warren, market and fair and other liberties, and the abbess has
not failed in the use of any except that she levied fines and amercements
from transgressors of the assize of bread and ale to the sum of 1 mark in
the case when they deserved to be punished by the pillory and tumbrel.
And judgment was given that the said view should be taken into the king's
hands, but afterwards it was re-granted to the abbess by fine of 20s, and
judgment was given to her for the other liberties.
Nov. 16. Licence for Thomas Witham, esquire, and his executors to found a
WeBtminster. perpetual chantry of one chaplain to celebrate divine service daily at the
altar of Holy Trinity and St. Giles in a church or chapel newly built
by him at Corneburgh, co. York, for the good estate of the king and the
said Thomas and Agnes his wife and for their souls after death and the
souls of the king's father Richard, duke of York, Richard, earl of Salisbury,
and Alice his wife and the relatives and benefactors of the said Thomas
and Agnes and all for whom the said Thomas is in any wav bound to pray,
to be called the chantry of Thomas Witham, esquire ; and for the alienation
in mortmain to the said chaplain by the said Thomas and Agnes and their
executors and assigns of lands, rents, services and possessions, not held in
chief, to the value of 10 marks yeaiiy.
By E. and for lOOs, paid in the hanaper.
\4QQ, Membranb 3.
Jan. 29. Licence for Nicholas Carewe, son and heir of Nicholas Carewe, esquire,
Westminster, deceased, tenant in chief, to enter freely into all manors, lands, reversions,
rents, services, fees, views of frank-pledge, courts leet, knights' fees, advow-
sons and other possessions in England of which his father was seised, and
which on the death of the latter or of Margaret his wife, deceased, came
into the king's hands and should descend to &e said Nicholas the son ; and
to receive all issues from the times of their death. By p.s.
March 2. General pardon to David Gk>ggan or Goghan of Caerdefe, ' yoman.'
Westminster. By p.s.
March 2. Grant for life to John Brokeman, esquire, from 1 April, 4 Edward IV.
Westminster, of a messuage, a dovecote and 450 acres of land in Birchyngton and
Monketon, in the Isle of Thanet, co. Kent, late of Henry Beauford, late
duke of Somerset, attainted by virtue of an act of Parliament at West-
minster, 4 November, 1 Edwaord IS , and in the king's hands by reason
of the said act. By p.s.
Jan. 20. The like to the king's servant Alvred Comburgh, esquire, one of the
Westminster, ushers of the king's chamber, of the offices of constable of the king's castle
of Rostormell, co. Cornwall, and parker of the king's park of Roetormell,
and the herbage and pannage of the park and the fishery of the king's
water of Fowey in the county of Cornwall, receiving the accustomed fees
from the issues of the duchy of Cornwall at the hands of the receiver-
general of the duchy, in lieu of a like grant of the said offices and the said
herbage and pannage to the king's servant William Sayer, by letters patent
dated 6 March, 8 Edward IV. surrendered. By K
448 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
]^4g5^ Membrane 2.
Nov. 18. General pardon to William Wodeward, late of London, co. Middlesez,
Westminster. ' goldesmjth/ alias William Woddewerd, late of London, ' joman/ By pj9.
Nov. 16. Grant for life to the king's servitor John Baker, jeoman of the king's
WeRtminster. privy larder, for his good service to the king and his father, of the king's
manor or lordship of Budefeld, co. Gloucester, which Richard Boteler and
Matilda his wife, lately held for life of the grant of Henry lY. in the king's
hands hy force of an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November,
1 Edward IV. to hold the same from 4 March, 1 Edward IV. with all
issues from that date. By p.s.
Nov. 23. Grant to Thomas Ive, whom the king lately appointed by letters patent
Westminster, to enquire by oath of good men of the city of London and the liberty of
the same and the counties of Middlesex, Surrey and Kent into the
carrying of wools, woolfells and other merchandise of the staple without
the realm or from place to place within the realm contrary to the form of
the statutes and oidinances of the realm, of a moiety of the consequent
forfeitures, in consideration of his great expenses in the execution of his
commission.
1466.
Feb. 16. Grant for life to the king's servant John Blakeney, one of the clerks of
Westrainiter. the signet, of the office of the custody of the king's manor of Eltham with the
accustomed fees from the issues of the counties of Warwick and Leicester
and all other profits, in lieu of a grant of the custody to the king's servant
Thomas Gryme, yeoman of the king's jewels, by letters patent dated
9 April last, surrendered. By p.s.
1465.
Dec. 13. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Senecles as controller of the
Westminster, great custom and the subsidy of wools, hides, and woolfells in the port of
London and ports and places adjacent, receiving the accustomed fees,
provided that he execute the office in person, with the custody of one part
of the coket seal. By bill of the treasurer.
March 15, Grant for life to Richard Hunte and the king's servant Geofirey Springe
Westminster, of the office of parker or keeper of the king's park of Henle alias Hendeley
on le Heth, co. Surrey, receiving fees as in the time of Edward III. from
the issues, rents, profits and emoluments belonging to the king's castle of
Wyndesore with all other profits, in lieu of a like grant to the said Richard
Hunte by letters patent dated 22 March, 3 Edward IV. surrendered.
By p.8,
]^4gQ^ Membrane 1.
Feb. 4. Pardon to Thomas Asby, citizen and draper of Loudon, and Margaret
Westminster, his wife, late the wife of John Maunche, late occupier of the subsidy and
ulnage of cloths in the county of Wilts and the city of Salisbury, and
executrix of his will and administratrix of his goods, of all ofiences, tres-
passes and concealments committed by the said John and all debts aud
accounts due from him to the king for the said subsidy and ulnage afler
Martinmas, 3 Edward lY. By p.s.
Feb. 26* Pardon to John Hill late of CTrleby, co. Lincoln, * yoman,' of all felonies,
Westminster, murders, trespasses and riots of which he is indicted and all outlawry for
the same. By p.8.
Jan. 25. Licence for the prioress and convent of Pollesworthe to elect an abbess
Westvinster. in the place of Benedicta Prede, late abbess, deceased.
Feb. 20. Grant for life to the king's servitor Thomas Cornysshe, esquire, the
Westminster, king's privy cook, of two ruinous tenements in the parish of St. Benedict
5 EDWARD IV.— Part T. 449
1466* Menihrane 1 — cont.
Shorhog and two ruinous cottages with a garden annexed in the parish of
All Saints, Markelane, London, which John Bypon, late yeoman harbinger
{hospitator) of the household of Heury YI* had of the grant of the said
late king by letters patent to the yearly value of 4/., now in the king's
hands and not of the value of more than 10*. yearly. By p.s.
Feb. 20. Pardon to Master John Pemberton of the Chancery, William Notyng-
Wcstminster. ham, * gentilman,' and Ralph Bear, executors of the will of Master Eichard
Gwen, clerk, of all debts, accounts, aids, fines and arrears due to the king
before 20 December last. By p.s.
1465.
June. 20. Grant for ^life to John Stokes, esquire, and William Staveley of the
"Westminster, office of parker or the custody of the king's park of Bekeley, co. Oxford,
with the accustomed fees from the issues of the manor or lordship of
Bekeley, in lieu of a like grant of the same to the said John by letters
patent, surrendered. By K.
1466.
Feb. 20. Licence for Thomas Warde, clerk, John Sudbury, clerk, William
Westminster. Roughton, chaplain, Robert Benet, chaplain, and Thomas Gylby, executors
of the will of John Lonthe late of Louth, co. Lincoln, * gentilman,' to found
a chantry of one chaplain to celebrate divine service daily at the altar in
the chapel of Holy Trinity and All Saints on the north side of the parish
church of St. James, Louth, lately erected by the said John Louthe, for
the good estate of the king and for his soul after death and for the souls of
his father Richard, late duke of York, the said John Louth, Simon Louth
and Alice his parents, and Richard Argum according to the ordinance of
the said executors, to be called 'John Louthes Ghaunterie,' and for the
alienation in mortmain by them to the said chaplain of lands, rents, rever-
sions, services and possessions, not held in chief, to the value of 1 2 marks
yearly. By p.s. and for 10/. paid in the hanaper.
Membrane Z2d to 30cf, and 28c? to 27d.
Commissions of the peace in various counties pursuant to the statutes and
ordinances at Winchester, Northampton, Westminster and Cambridge.
(See Appendix.)
1466. Membrane 26d,
Feb. 3. Commission to John Dorward, knight, Walter Writell, Clement Spice
Westminster, and Robert Sudbury, to enquire into the complaint of John Twyer son and
heir of Philippa sometime the wife of John Twyer the elder, esquire, his
father, and sister and heir of John Brokeman son and heir of John
Brokeman, esquire, that whereas John Montague, late earl of Salisbury and
lord of Monthermer and Stokenhamme, was seised of the manor of
Gossefeld Mohermers in his demesne as of fee and granted it with all
lands, rents, services, meadows, woods and pastures and all other rights,
free customs and profits in the parishes of Gossefeld, Bokkyng and
Fynchyngfeld, co. Essex, to the said John Brokuman the elder for life by
charter indented dated at Gossefeld, 21 September, 21 Richard II. bv
virtue of which the latter was seised of the same, and afterwardn the said
earl by charter dated 28 April, 22 Richard II. granted the same to him and
his heirs and assigns, by virtue of which he was seised of the same in his
demesne as of fee in time o£ peace in time of Henry [IV.] and received
Iha esplees thereof and died on 19 June, 5 Henry V, the same descended
successively to the said John Brokeman the son, the said Philippa and the
tf 86914. P p
450 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
]^ 4 g g ^ Membrane 26cf — cont,
said complainant, but that on the death of ihe said John Brckexuau Thomas,
late earl of Salisbury, entered into and occupisd the same as son and heir of
the said John, late earl of Salisbury, and died, and by colour of an
inquisition taken at Stratford Langthorn before Richard Baynard, then
escheator, on Tuesday before St. Ambrose, 1 Henry IV. it was found that
John Montacue, sometime earl of Salisbuiy, by writing indented dated 20
September, 21 Richard 11. granted the same to John Brokeman for life as
above and died seised of the reversion thereof and the reversion was taken
into the king's hands^ and by colour of another inquisition taken at
Coggeshale, co. Essex, before Richard Baynard, late escheator, on
1 November, 3 Henry VI. it was found that John Brokeman, esquire, held
the same for life as above of the grant of the said John Montacue, late
earl of Salisbury, who made forfeiture to Henry IV. in the first year
of his reign ; wherefore he prays that justice may be done. By p.s.
2^^g5^ Membrane 25d»
Nov. 20. Commission to Thomas Higford, John Higford, Henry Botiller, Thomas
Westminster. jVluston and the sherifl' of Warwick to enquire into all treasons, felonies,
trespasses and other crimes committed in chat county by Richard Thurske
of Bilhsley, co. Warwick, chaplain.
1466.
Jan. 12. Commission to Robert Ogle of Ogle, knight, John Conyers, knight,
Cawood. Edmund Hastynges, knight, Robert Maners, knight, Richard Ogle, knight,
William Burgh, Roger Thornton, William Rothom and the sheriff of
Northumberland to arrest William Birde, * marchaunt,* Alan Birde the
younger, * marchaunt,' Robert Harden^ * marchaunt,' Edward Blaxton,
• marchaunt,' Thomas Lokwode, * marchaunt,' George Chamer, < marchaunt,'
Roger Lelburn, * marchaunt,* William Lelbum, * marchaunt/ and William
Forster, * baker,' all of Newcastle on Tyne, and bring them before the king
in Chancery to answer for certain riots.
1465.
Dec. 1. The like to Nicholas Southcote, one of the king's Serjeants at arms, and
Cawood. Ingleram Lepton to arrest Thomas Langton and Margaret late the wife of
Humphrey Stafford of Frome, in the diocese of Hereford and the province
of Canterbury, whom Th. archbishop of Canterbury and primate of all
England has signified to the king by letters patent to have been excom-
municated by his authority for their contumacies, and bring them before the
king in Chancery to be judged according to the law and custom of the
realm, until holy mother church be satisfied.
Nov. 27. The like to John Ley ne, alderman of the town of Q-rantham, Richard
Westminster. Copeland, Henry Aldeland and the bailiff of that town to arrest John
Wylowys, * milner,' and to bring him before the king in Chancery.
Membrane 23d.
March 5. Commission to the king's kinsman John Neville, carl of Northumberland,
Westminster, and Thomas Neleson, mayor of the city of York, to arrest Thomas Dernton,
monk, late prior of Holy Trinity, York, and bring him before the king in
Chancery to answer for certain riots.
March 8. Appointment of Richard, earl of Warwick, and John, earl of Worcester,
Westminster, the king's kinsmen, William Hastynges of Hastynges, knight, and John
Wenlok as conservators of the truce between the king and his kinsman
Francis, duke of Brittany, with power to hear and determine complaints of
infractions.
5 EDWARD IV.— Part L 451
1465. Membrane 2Zd — cont,
March 8. Appointment of the king's kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick, to hold and
Westminster, occupy the office of steward of England, now vacant and in the king's
hands, in the processes of certain acts in the present Parliament.
By K. by word of mouth.
March 15. Commission de walliis ei fossatis to Thomas Echyngham, knight,
Westminster. Bartholomew Boiney, Henry Halle, Robert Oxenbrige and William Baker
on the coast of the sea and marsh from Yham in the parish of St.
Leonards to the lands called * Cregge,* and the lands of John Fynche, in the
county of Sussex.
May 28. The like to Thomas Burgh, knight, Robert Constable, knight, John
Westminster. Neville, Robert Sheffeld the elder, Robert Sheffeld the younger, Thomas
Moigne, Richard Haunserd of Ouresby, Thomas Behvode, Richard Laykon,
John Topclyff and John Tourney in the Isle of Axiholme, co. Lincoln, and
between Bykersdyke, co. Nottingham, and the water of Done, co. York,
and on the confines of those counties, and within the wapentakes of Manley,
Yereburgh, Coryngham, Aslakhowe and Walshcrofte, co. Lincoln.
May 28. The like to Ralph Josselyn, knight, mayor of London, Walter Moile,
Westminster, knight, John Burcestre, knight, Nicholas Gaynesford, esquire, John Wode,
Thomas Slyfeld, John Elmebriggo, John Skynner, Richard Tyngelden and
John Benct on the shore of the Thames and the marsh from the town of
Estgrewyche, co. Kent, to the town of Wandsworth, co. Surrey, viz. at the
sluices called Harlescluse, Retherhithe, Suthwerk, Bermondesey, Parys-
gardyii, Lambehithe, Lambehithemersh, Batersey, "Wandesworth, Clopham,
Pekham and Camber well.
July 2. Tho like to the king's kinsman John, earl of Northumberland, Robert
Westminrter. Constable, knight, John Pilkyngtop, one of the esquires of the body, John
Vavasour, Alexander Lounde, Robert SheJSeld the younger, Edward Salt-
mersshe, Robert Portyngton the elder and Leonard Knyght in the wapen-
takes of Herthyll and between the Ouse and Derwent and the liberty of
Holdenshire, co. York.
Ms^BRAyE 22d.
March 13, Commission to the mayors of the towns of Pole and "Waymouth and
Westminster. Nicholas Southcotes, one of the king's serjeants-at-arms, to seize a vessel
of Talamond in Aquitaine of the porlage of 25 tuns, of which John Duport
is master, at present in the port of Pole, and a vessel of Rouen in Normandy
of the portage of 20 tuns, of which Marciot le Cur, merchant of Normandy,
is owner, at present in the port of Waymouth, both laden with wines of the
growth of the duchy of Aquitaine, and keep them with the wines in
safe custody.
MEMDRAya 2ld.
March 28. Commission to Henry ap Griffith, esquire, John Milewater, esquiro,
Westminster. Hugh Huntley, Thomas Brigi^e, and the sheriff of Caermerden to enquire
of what castbs, manors, lordships, lands, and possessions James, late carl
of Wiltshire, was seised on 4 March, I Edward IV. in tho said county, and
by what services, how much they are worth yearly, and who has received
the issues thereof from that day.
The like to the escheator in the county of Hereford,
May 14. Commission to the king's kinsman, Richard, earl of Warwick and
Westminster. Salisbury, constable of Dover Castle and warden of the Cinque Ports, or
his lieutenant to arrest Thomas Carpenter of Tenterden, co, Kent, and
bring him before the king in Chancery.
F F 2
452 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1465. Membrane 20d.
March 30. Commission to Thomas Walgrave, knight, David Mortymer, Thomas-
Westminster. Higham the younger, John SuJyard, James Hubberd, John VValworth^
Robert Fatehare, and the sheriffs of Norfolk, Suffolk, and Essex, to
enquire concerning all honours, castles, lordships, manors, lands, rents,
reversions, annuities, offices, fees, advowsons, fee farms, and other possessions
held by James, late earl of Wiltshire, Thomas, late lord Roos, Thomas Danyell,
esquire, and Giles Sayntlowe, attainted by authority of an act in Parliament
at Westminster, in those counties on 4 March, 1 Edward IV.
March 20. The like to John Whittokesmede, Henry Weston, John Swancote,
Westminster. Nicholas Spicer, William Box, James Box, and the sheriff* of Somerset to
enquire concerning all lordships, manors, lands, rents, reversions, annaities,.
offices, fees, and other possessions held in the said county by John Botiller,.
attainted as above.
Membrane ISd,
March 9. Commission to Nicholas Soutlicotes, one of the king's serjeants-at-arms,
Westminster. Williams Trefry, William Hourde, Geoffrey Wales, Louis John, John
Spaddard, Geoffrey Garway, and the sheriff of Cornwall, to arrest Hugh
Courtenay, knight, William Webbe, Hugh Wolf, John Blake, William
jMilleward, William Chidley, Walter Colic, clerk, Henry Bray and William
Litelton, and bring them before the king in Chancery, and to seize all the
goods and merchandise of John Dabzac and Bertram de la Grave of
Gascony and certain other merchants and keep them in safe custody ; as
by an inquisition taken at Lostwythiell, co. Cornwall, on 10 September,
1 Edward IV. before Henry Bodrugan, esquire, and William Penfoun by
force of a commission by letters patent {see p. 36) to them and others it
was found that when a ship called la Margarete of Brittany was sailing at
sea on 27 March, 1 Edward IV. laden with divers goods and merchandise
of the said John Dabzac and Bertram de la Grave and other merchants
certain pirates in a carvel called le JPetir Courtenay came upon it and
seized it and took it to Fowy and there despoiled it of the said goods and
mfiTchandise and that the said Hugh Courtenay, knight, was the owner of
the carvel and William Webbe the master, William Chedley, William
Mileward, John Blake, and Hugh Wolf the boatswains {contromagistriy
and Hugh Courtenay, Walter Colle, clerk, Henry Bray and William
Litelton the victuallers of it, and the said John Dabzac and Bertram de la
Grave have represented that they have as yet had no restitution of the
ship, goods or merchandise.
Membrane l^d,
April 24. Commission to Thomas Dowriche, John Orcharde, John Bignelde and
Westminster. John Goldesuy to enquire concerning the lands held by Thomas, Jate earl of
Devon, and James, laie earl of Wiltshire, in the counties of Devon, Cornwall,
Somerset and Dorset on 4 March, 1 Edward IV.
April 4. The like to Thomas Byllyng, Robert Ingleton, Edmund Brudnell, Thomas
WestminBter. Hampden, Richard Foweler, Thomas Kokes, Paul Darell and the sheriff of
Buckingham to enquire concerning the lands held in that county by James,
3ate carl of Wiltshire, on 4 March, 1 Edward IV. and by Thomas, late earl of
De^oii, and Thomas, late lord Roos, on 30 December, 39 Henry VI.
Membrane 9d.
April 4. The same.
Westminiter.
5 EDVVABD IV.— Pabt I. 453
1465. Membrane 2d.
Nov. 23. Commission to John Fogge, knight, John Scott, knight, and William
'Westminster. Haute, knight, to hear and determine all informations laid before them by
Thomas Ive in accordance with the commission to him beloiK'. By K.
Commission to Thomas Ive to enquire by oath of good men of the city and
liberty of London and the counties of Middlesex, Surrey and Kent concerning
all persons, as well denizens as strangers and aliens, who have carried woob,
wool-fells, lead and other merchandise of the staple out of the realm or from
place to place within the realm contrary to the form of the ordinances or
statutes or have otherwise oflfended against these ordinances and statutes, to
search all places^ houses, mansions, galley's, ships and vessels in which
wools or otlier merchandise of the staple may be illegally hidden and to
seize such merchandise and all other goods of the persons in whose hands
they are and to arrest the offenders, to lay informations before the mayor of
any staple or his ministers or any other persons appointed by the king, and
to certify from time to time in the Chancery or Exchequer. By K.
Commi ssion to John Fog, knight, treasurer of the household, to take a
moiety of the above forfeitures and sell the same and deliver the moneys to
the king, the other moiety having been granted to the said Thom^ Ive by
letters patent. By K«
454
5 EDWAED IV.— Pabt II.
1465. Membrane 33.
March 25. Inspeximus and confirmation to the dean and canons of the chapel or
Westminster, college of St, Stephen, Westminster, of letters patent dated 1 December,.
37 Henry VI. being a grant to them, in furtherance of a grant by Edward
III. that they shall have goods of felons, fugitives and outlaws within
their lands and poesessions and all fines and amercements, and that they
shall be quit of all aids, subsidies, contributions and tallages and all tenths,
fifteenths and other quota granted by the clergy or the commons of the
realm ; and grant to them that they shall be quit of all debts and accounts
due to the king from 4 March, 1 Edward IV. by reason of any tenth or
fifteenth, and shall enjoy all the aforesaid liberties and acquittances,
notwithstanding non-user. By K.
Membrane 32.
July 2. Grant to the king's brother George, duke of Clarence, and the heirs of his
WestminBter. body of the manor and lordship of Helagh, co. York, with its members, and
twenty messuages, 300 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow, 100 acres of moor,,
three water-mills for corn and a fulling mill in Tadcastre, co. York, sixteen
messuages in the city of York, theadvowsons and patronages of the priory of
Helagh, the abbey of Sannyngtwhait, the church of St. Mary, Castelgate, and
two chantries called * Holmes Chauntnes ' in the church of Castelgate, the
manors and lordships of Spofford, Lynton, Semar, Thrustanby and Poklyng-
ton, with the soke of Poklyngton and twenty messuages, 300 acres of land, 80
acres of meadow, 20 acres of pasture and 100 acres of moor in Tadcastre, the
manor and lordship of Tadcastre with its members and the advowsons and
patronages of the abbey of Salley, the abbey of Feryby, the churches of
Spofibrd, Kirkeby Overblowers and Donyngton and a chantry at the altar of
St, Katharine in the parish church of Tadcastre, co. York, the manor and
lordship of Calceby with its members and 30 acres of land in Malberthorpe
called * Moyneslandes,' co. Lincoln, the manor and lordship of Eoston
with its members, co. Leicester, the manor and lordship of Iselham with
its members, co. Cambridge, and the manor and lordship of Cratfeld with
its members, co. Suffolk, late of Henry, late earl of Northumberland, the
manors and lordships of Nuthyll, Busston and Sutton with their members
in Holdernes, co. York, late of Antony Nuthill, knight, the manor and
lordship of Wragby with its members, co. Lincoln, late of Thomas, lord
Boos, the manor and lordship of Suthkjme with its members, co. Lincoln^
late of William Talyboys, knight, and the manors and lordships of Slapton,
Northam, Londay and Clifton Dertemoth Hardnesse, co. Pevon, Kynges-
ton by Ilchestre, Somerton Erleigh, Bathereston, Shokerwyke, Pensford,
Belewton, Ext on and Brene, co. Somerset, and Haselbere, Maperton,
Childefrome, Wroxhall, Tolre Porcorum and Netherkencombe, co. Dorset,
with their members, late of James, late earl of Wiltshire, in the king's hands
by reason of an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward
IV. 17/. 7*. Id. yearly from Michaelmas last from the fee farm of the city
of York at the hands of the sheriff and bailiffs of the city, which
Thomas, lord Boos, son and heir of Thomas de Boos, knight, used to
receive as parcel of a yearly rent of 100/. from the said fee farm, in the
.^ king's hands by reason of the said act, the reversion of 9/. 6s. 2\d, yearly
from the paid fee farm, pnrcel of the said yearly rent of 100/., the manor
5 EDWARD IV.— Part !!• 45 6
1465. Membra ne 32 — cont.
of Harum by Helmeslej and two parrs of the manor ofBooi», co. York^
on the death of Eleanor, duchess of Somerset, late the "wife of Ihe said
Thomas Roos, knight, late lord of Koos, lately belonging to the said
Thomas Boos the son, lord of Boos, the reversion of 73/. 6s, 8c/. yearly,
parcel of the said yearly rent of 100/. the castle and manor of Hamelak
alias Helmesley and the third part of the manor of Boos, co. York, on
the death of Marjory, lady of Boos, who holds the same for life of the
endowment of John, late lord of Boos, her husband, lately belonging to
the said Thomas, lord Boos, the son, the reversion of the manors and
lordships of Lekyngfeld, Nafferton, Catton, Hnndmanby, Kirkeleveuton,
Lethley, Scorburgh, Erghus, Wandesford, Preston, SetylJ, Ghglyswyk and
Oletop with their members, co. York, on the death of Eleanor, countess of
Northumberland, late the wife of Henry Percy, sometime earl of North-
umberland and father of the late earl, the reversion of five messuages and
400 acres of pasture in Westwalton, co. York, on the death of Guy Faire>
fax, who holds them for life of the demise of the said earl the father, lately
belonging to the said earl the son, and the reversion of the manors of
Barton and Stuton, co. Lincoln, on the death of Katharine, duchess of
Norfolk, who holds the same for life of the grant of the king by letters
patent, with knights' fees and parts of knights' fees, advowsont, courts
leet, views of frank-pledge, hundreds, wapentakes, waifs, strays, return
of wi4ts and execution, wards, marriages, reliefs, escheats, fairs, markets,
parks, chaces, warrens, fisheries, wreck of sea, treasure trove and all other
profits, liberties and franchises, and all Issues from 4 March, 1 Edward IV.
ByK.
June 12. Mandate to the escheator in the counties of Devon and Cornwall for the
Westminster, restitution of the temporalities of the bidhopric of Exeter to John, whom
the pope has appointed bishop of Exeter in the place of George, late bishop,
translated to the church of York. [Foedera,'} By p.s.
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
Southampton.
Surrey and Sussex.
Middlesex.
Writ de intendendo in pursuance to the tenants.
June 17. Mandate to the escheator in the county of York for the restitution of
Westminster, the temporalities of the archbishopric of York to George, late bishop of
Exeter, whom the pope has appointed archbishop of York. [FoederaJ]
By p.s.
The like to the escheators in the following counties: —
Northumberland.
Nottingham and Derby.
Lincoln.
Oxford.
Middlesex.
Gloucester and the marches of Wales adjacent.
The like to the mayor and escheator in the town of Eyngeston on Hull.
The like to the mayor and escheator in the city of York.
Writ de intendendo in pursuance to the tenants.
July 29. General pardon to Nicholas Tempest of BraseweU, co. York, * gentihoian.'
Westminster. By K.
The like to Richard Tempest of BraseweU, co. York, knight. By K.
Membrane 31.
May 28. Pardon to Roger Ree, sheriff of the county of Hertford, for the esei^s
Westminster, from Hertford gaol of Avice Dawney the wife of Peter Dawney of Nortbawep
456 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1465. Membrane 31 — cont.
CO. Hertford, ' huswiff,' who was charged before the justices of the peace in
the county of Hertford with having on Friday before St. Andrew,
4 Edward IV. broken the close of Philip Mery at Northawe armed with
sticks and knives and stolen 13 sheep w^orth 20s, \Od,y and was found
guilty before William Yelverton, knight, and John Wyrrall, justices
Appointed to deliver Hertford gaol, on Monday after St. Chad last, but was
remitted to the said gaol on her pleading that she was pregnant, which was
ibund true by a jury of women, and of Roger (or Richard) Wayte late of
Braughyng, co. Hertford, * mynstrell,' who was committed to the said gaol
before the Eaid justices of gaol delivery on the said Monday, on bis plea
that he was to be indicted in the couit of King's Bench for divers felonies.
By p.s.
May 30. Exemption for life of John Treguran from being put on assizes, juries,
Westminster, recognisances, attaints or inquisitions and from being made bailiff, sheriff
eschcator, coroner, constable or collector of tenths, fifteenths or other
subsidies against his will, and grant that no officer or minister of the king
shall take any of his merchandise or goods against his wil). By K.
June 29. Grant for life to Richard Bele, Robert Oldum and John Gyles of the
Westminster, scrutiny and supervision of all ' berebrewer.i ' within the realm in manner
specified. (^See p. 75.) By p.8.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled because on 23 September^ 11
Edward IV. the king by letters patent granted the said office to John
Gyles and William and John Niccollfor life,
July 4. Revocation of the protection, with clause volumtis for one year, granted
Westminster. 17 May last by letters patent to John Blossom J ate of Hadley Castel, co.
Essex ' yoman,' alias John Blossnme, ' maryner/ going on the king's
service in the company of the king's kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick and
Salisbury, captain of the town of Calais, on the safe custody and victualling
of the town, because he delays on his own business in the town of West-
minster and elsewhere in the county of Middlesex, as John Tate and John
Stone, sheriffs of London and Middlesex, have certified.
July 9. Grant for life to William Kene, king's esquire, that nothing shall be
Westminster, taken of the corn, hay, straw, wood, horses, oxen, sheep, pigs, fowls, rabbits,
waggons or other goods and chattels or carriages of himself or his tenants*
servants or farmers by the purveyors or buyers of the household, and that
no officer or minister of the household shall lodge within his manors or
houses. By K.
Feb. 15. Grant to the king's tenants and residents within the borough or town of
Westminster. Wendover, co. Buckingham, of two fairs yearly at the feasts of St. Matthew
and SS. Philip and James ; and confirmation to them of a market weekly
on Thursdays and other liberties. By K. and for 20s, paid in the hanaper.
Vacated because in the fourth year.
Membrane 30.
June 5, Grant to the king's servant Walter Rufford and the heirs male of his
Westminster, body of a moiety of the manor or lordship of Homcastell alias Overhamme,
CO. Worcester, with all liberties, franchises, courts leet, views of firank-
pledge and other appurtenances late of I'homas Cornewaill, esquire,
attainted of high treason by an act in Parliament at \7estminster,
4 November, 1 Edward IV. not exceeding the value of 10 marks yearly,
and a fourth patt of the said manor or lordship late of William Vaux,
kiiight, attainted as above, not exceeding the yearly value of 5 marks, in
the king's hands by their forfeitures, to hold the same by the services of
as many knights' fees and other rents and services as they were held bjr
6 EDWARD IV.— Part II. 457-
1465. Membrane 30 — cont,
before 4 March, 1 Edward IV. with all issues from that date, in lieu of a
like grant to him of the same bj letters patent, surrendered. By K.
May 28. Grant to Henry Pierpount, esquire, and the heirs male of his body of
Westminster, the third part of the manor or lordship of Staveley or Staley with the
advowsons of a third part of the church and a third part of the chantry
there, co. Derby, late of John, lord Clyfford, and in the kings liands by
reason of an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV.
by pretext of which he was at tainted of high treason, not exceeding the
value of 20 marks yearly, to hold the same with courts leet, views of frank-
pledge, parks, warrens, chaces, fisheries and other commodities by the
services of as many knights' fees and other rents and services as they were
held by before 4 March, I Edward IV. and all issues from that date.
By p.s.
June 4. Pardon to Richard West late of Bradwater, co. Sussex, knight, son of
Westminstir. Keginald West, lord de la Warre, knight, and Michael Denys of OfPyngton,
CO. Sussex, ' gentilraan,' alias Michael Deneys of Brodewater, of all accounts
of the issues of all manors, lordships, lands and other possessions of which
the said Richard was seised and which now belong 1o the king by reason of
any outlawry against him and all goods aud chattels forfeited in like
manner. By p.s.
April 20. Grant for life to Brian Talbot, esquire, of the manor of Newton in the
WestmiDster. Wellowes alias Neutonkyme, co. York, with the advowson of the church
there, not exceeding the value of 24/. yeai-ly, late of William Taylbos,
knight. By p.8.
June 12. Grant for life to Thomas Croxton and Thomas Vynter of the offices of
t Westminster, coroner and attorney of the king in the King^s Bench, receiving the
accastomed fees at the Excheqaer and all other profits in lieu of a like
grant of the same to the said Thomas Croxton by letters patent dated
1 July, 1 Edward IV. surrendered. By K,
Juno 13. Commission to the king's kinsman Edmund, earl of Kent and lord of
Westminster. Ruthyn, of authority to receive into the king's allegiance and pardon all
rebels within the king's castle of Hardlagh and county of Merionnyth in
North Wales on the day of the delivery to him of the said castle and
county. Bj p.8.
June 25. Licence for the prior and convent of the monastery of Mochelnye to
Westminster, elect an abbot in the place of Thomas Pippe, deceased.
July 2. Grant to the king's servitor Henry Abyndon of 40 marks yearly from
Westminster. Michaelmas last from the issues of the county of Wilts for the provision of
clothing and other necessary apparel of the boys of the chapel of the king's
household and for their instruction and governance, so long as he shall have
the said provision, instruction and governance. By p.s.
July 10. Grant for life to the king's servitor James Pemberton of a house or plot
Wettminster. and 16 acres of land in Eltham called ' Corby n Hall,' the said house or plot
being ruinous and not exceeding the value of 26^. yearly.
Julys. Mandate to all to permit Peter Cros, 'baxster,' bom in the town of
Wentminster. Hunflete iu the parts of Normandy, dwelling at HotofY, co. Lincoln, who
has taken an oaUi of fealty, to inhabit the realm peaceably and enjoy his
goods. By p.8.
July 12. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus, for one year, lately
Wettmmster. granted by letters patent to Edward Coryton late of Westneweton by
Luffeton in the parish of St. Mellion (/Sanc^*3/t/am>;,co. Cornwall, esquire,
alias Edward Coryngton, ' gentilman,' going on the king*R service in the
company of John Wode, king's escjuire, victualler of the town and castle of
Calais and the marches adjacent, on the safe-custody, defence and victualling
458 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1465. Membrane 30 — cont,
of the same in the parts of Ficardy, because he delajo at Westneweton on
his own business, as appears bj certificate of the sheriff of Cornwall.
July 10. Ratification of the estate which Richard Holdych has as prior or
Westniinster. warden of the hospital of SS. Giles and Anthony by Wilton, co. Wilts.
By p.s.
July 10. General pardon to John Boswell late of London, chaplain. By K.
Westminster.
Membraxb 29.
July 1. General pardon to John Tebbe of the town of Westminster, co.
\VeKtmin8ter. Middlesex, ' yoman,' alias late of Brenchesle, co. Kent, * yoman,' alias of
Blechyngle, co. Surrey, * yoman,' alias late of London, * yoman,' for all
offences committed by him before 23 June last. By p.s.
June 27. Grant to John Howard, king's knight, and his heirs and assigns of the
Westminster, manors of Leyham alias Overberyhatl in Ley ham and Whersted, co.
Suffolk, and Smethtonhall, co. Essex, ]ate of James, late earl of Wiltshire, the
manors of Dontyssh and Deuelyssh, co. Dorset, late of Nicholas Latymer,
knight, the manor of Hereford, co. Norfolk, late of Thomas Danyell late of
Resyng, co. Norfolk, esquire, and the manor of Meyton Hall, co. Norfolk,
late of Giles Seyntlowe late of London, esquire, with knights' fees, advow-
sons, views of frank-pledge, liberties, fairs, markets^ warrens and all profits,
belonging to the king by reason of an act of forfeiture by authority of
Parliament at Westminster, 4 NoTcmber, 1 Edward IV. against the said
James, Nicholas, Thomas and Giles, and confirmation to him and his heirs
and assigns of two messuages or tenements, one in the parishes and lanes of
St. Martin Orgar and St Michael, Crokedlane, and the other in the said
lane of Crokedlane in the parish of St. Margaret, Crokedlane, London,
which he holds of the grant of the king by letters patent dated 1 1 May,
2 Edward IV. with all issues from the above from 4 March, 1 Edward IV.
ByK
July 4. Grant for life to John Dixon, chaplain, of the free chapel within the
Westniinster. king's castle and town of Newcastle on Tyne, void by the death of the last
incumbent, with all accustomed profits. By p.s.
July 4. Grant for life to John, lord of Duddeley, knight, of 100/. yearly from
Westminster. Easter last fi*om the great and petty custom and the subsidy in the port of
Southampton and all ports, places and creeks adjacent. By p.s.
March 17. Grant to the king's kinsman Ralph, lord of Graystok, knight, and the
Westminster, heirs male of his body of the manors and lordships of Storthwayte, Gar ton
and Melburne, co. York, with their members, worth 60/. yearly, and the
advowson or patronage of the priory of Kirkeham, co. York, worth nothings
and the manor of Ravensthorp, co. York, worth 35/. yearly, the custody of
which was granted by letters patent dated 5 November, 1 Edward IV. to
Robert Danby and Thomas Wytham, chancellor of the Exchequer, for 20
years from Michaelmas then last past at a rent of 26/. IBs, 4d. yearly, with
a toft and a bovate of land in Boltby, co. York, late of John son of William
de la Boure, worth 2^. yearly, and the said 26/. 13^. 4d. and all issues and
arrears of the above premises from 3 March before the said 5 November,
and pardon to the said Ralph, Robert and Thomas of all accounts for the
same. By p.8.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled because the king granted the above I
to him and the heirs male of his body by other letters patent on 30 |
November^ 8 Edward IV.
July 3. Pardon to Jerome Monelesso for his offence in having on 15 May sold
Westminster. 300 pipes or * buttys ' of sweet wine, viz. 58 pipes of *it yre ' and 242 pipes
5 EDWAKD IV.— Part II. 46^
2465. Membrane 29 — cont,
x>f ' malvesey/ of which he was possessed at London in the parish of St.
Dunstan in the ward of the Tower, without being gauged to Robert Sjmson
of London, ^ draper,' for 500 marks sterling in money and for 90 woollen cloths^
of the value of 1,000 marks, contrary to the form of the statutes, which
wines were accordingly seized for the king's use as forfeited on 31 May by
John Williamson, deputy of Ralph Josselyn, mayor of the city of London,,
ganger in the same city, as the said Jerome is an alien who has but lately
come to England from foreign parts and does not fully understand the
statutes ; and grant to Marino Dandolo of all the forfeitures of the said
wines and the wines. By p.s.
July 4. Presentation of Richard Strother, chaplain, to the parish church of
Westminster. Byssley, in the diocese of Winchester.
Membrane 28.
June 26. Licence, for ten marks paid in the hanaper, for David ap Javan, parson
Westminster, of the church of Acton Bornell, and William Tagge, parson of the church
of Norton in Hales, to grant the manor of Areley, co. Stafford, held in
chief, to Thomas Littylton, William Cumberford, Humphrey Sal way, Guy
Wccstcote and Robert Chetelton and the heirs of the said Thomas.
June 29. Pardon to William Clareley late of Chesterton, co. Warwick, chaplain,
Westminster, of his outlawry in the county of Warwick for not appearing before
Thomas Ferrers, knight, Henry Boteler and Thomas Moston, justices of
the peace in that county, to answer for divers trespasses, he having
surrendered to prison, as Richard Byngham, one of the justices of the
peace, has certified.
June 22. Licence for William Moncure, chaplain, born in Scotland, to dwell
Westminster, within the realm of England as a faithful subject of the king and to accept
and be instituted to ecclesiastical benefices below the dignity of a deanery.
ByK.
June 29. Appointment, during good behaviour, of Thomas Vagban, esquire of the
Westminster, body, as treasurer of the king's chamber and master of the king's jewels^
receiving the accustomed fees. By p.s.
June 4. Inspeximu* and confirmation to the prioress and nuns of Kilhourn of
Westminster, letters patent dated 20 December, 27 Edward III. exempting them from
tenths, fifteenths, taxations, tallages and other quota. \^Moiuisticon,']
For 10^. paid in the hanaper.
June 16. Pardon, for 10 marks paid in the hanaper, of the trespass in the acqui-
Westmiuster. sition for life without licence by Philippa Bronghton, now deceased, late
the wife of John Dynham, knight, deceased, from John Dynham, John
Copleston and John Halshangcr, clerk, now deceased, and Thomas Gylle^
who still survives, a carucate of land in Crofton, co. Somerset, held in
chief by knight ser^'ice, and the manor of Fenotery, co. Devon, held in chief
by the rent of 4/. 4^. Sd, yearly at the Exchequer at the hands of the sheriff
of Devon, with remainder to the said John, John, John and Thomas and
their heirs.
June 21, Licence for John Norbury, esquire, kinsman and heir of John Norbury,
Westminster, viz. son of Henry Norbury, knight, son of the said John, to enter freely
into all lordships, manors, lands and possessions with knights' fees, advowsona
and other appurtenances which came into the hands of Heniy VI. or of
the present king by the death of the said John the elder or of Elizabeth,
lady Say, his wife, and are now in the king's hands, and which ought to
descend to him, and to retain the same in fee \ saving the homage and
fealty due. By p.s.
460 OALENDA.R OF PATENT ROLLS.
]^4g5^ Membrane 28 — cont.
July 8. Exemption for life of John Chisehull, esquire, on account of his great
W'xjsiminster. services to the king and his old age and infirmity, from being placed or
impanelled against his will on any assizes, attaints, juries, recognisances,
inquisitions or certifications, and from being made escheator, coroner,
justice of the peace, oyer and terminer or gaol delivery, inquisitor, sheriff,
assessor or collector of subsidies, fifteenths, farms, rents, prests, scutages or
aids or other officer or minister of the king. By p.s.
July 8. General pardon to William Thomson of Overe, co. Cambridge, alias
Westminster. William Thomanson late of Overe, alias William Sutton, * yoman,' of all
offences committed by him before 6 July. By p^.
Oct. 25. Presentation of William Neuhous, chaplain, to the church or chapel of
Westminster. Lamana, in the diocese of Exeter.
Membrane 27.
July 25. Acceptance of the nomination by the prior of St. Fancras, Lewes, of tho
Westminster. Cluniac order, of John Stratton as prior of the priory of Farlegh, of the
same order, of the foundation of the late earl of Hereford and now in tho
king's patronage, void by the resignation of John Brugge, last prior,
according to the custom.
July 2Q, Grant for life to James Damport, one of the king's serjeants-at-arms, of
Westminster. \2d, daily from Michaelmas last from the issues of the county of Wilts in
lieu of a like grant to him from the issues of the king's lordship, manor and
hundred of Odyharo, co. Southampton, by letters patent dlated 7 July,
1 Edward IV. surrendered because he has had no payment from thence
since the said Michaelmas. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff of Wilts.
July 17. Grant to Humphrey Bourchier, knight, lord Cromwell, and tho heirs
Westminster, male of his body from 4 March, I Edward IV. from which date he has
held the same, of the offices of constable of the king's castle of Notyngham,
porter or keeper of the gate of the custle, steward and keeper of the forest of
Shirwode, and keeper of the king's parks of Beskewode and Clypston and
woods of Billowe, Birkeland, Rumwode, Ouseland and Fulwode, co. Not-
tingham, all herbage, agistment and pannage of the said parks and the said
woods of Bilwode, Birkeland, Bumwode, Ouseland and Fulwode, the king's
mills of Notyngham called ' the Castellmylnes,' the king's rivers of Trent
and Lene in the town of Notyngham and free fishery in the same, all the
king's meadows below or by the castle between it and the Trent, called
* the Castelmedowes ' and * Constable Holme,' all the king's pasture there
called ' the Conygarth ' alias * the Castell Apilton ' and ' Mildam,' three
parcels of meadow lying on the bank of the river Lene and in ' le Castell
Hilles ' and all other meadows and pastures that any constable of the castle
had by reason of his office, all chattels waived and strays and all profits and
emoluments of cheminage within the said foi*est, parks and woods belong-
ing to the king in any way by reason of the said forest and castle, all fines,
issues and amercements of tenants and residents within the forest and
forfeitures of non-residents for non-expeditation of dogs called ^ dogsilver '
according to the custom of the forest, and the office of one of the chamber-
lains of the receipt of the Exchequer or the office of one of the chamberlains
of the Exchequer with the appointment of one of the ushers of the said
receipt and all other officers and ministers belonging to the office, to hold
the above by fealty only, receiving the accustomed fees for the said offices
and custodies. By K.
July 29. Grant to James Haryngton, king's knight, and his heirs, for his good
Westminster, service in the capture of Henry VI. of the castle, manor ind lordship of
6 EDWARD IV.— Pabt II. 461
1465. Membrane, 27 — cont.
Thurland, all messuages, lands, rents and services in the town of Tunstell,
a park called ' Fayret Whajte Parke ' and all lands, rents, and services in
the tov^ns or hamlets of Warton, Overborowe, Netherborowe, Old Wenyng-
ton. Gale and Ergham, co. Lancaster, Bentham and Burton in Lonnesdale,
CO. York, and Holme in Kendell, co. Westmoreland, late of Richard
Tunstell, knight, rebel, and in the king's hands by reason of an act iu
Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. not exceeding
100/. in yearly value, to hold the same by fealty only, rendering the
accustomed rents to other persons, and also all issues from the same from
the said 4 November. [FoederaJ] By K*
July 20. Grant for life to the king's servitor John Browne, yeoman of the king's
'Westminster, kitchen, of the office of ranger of the king's forest of Grovele, co. Wilt?,
receiving such wages and fees as were allowed to John de Knottyngle,
ranger in the said forest, in the time of Edward III, from the issues of the
county of Wilts, with all other profits. By p.s.
Aug, 21. The like to William Cheyne of the office of bailiff of the king's stannary
Westminster, of Penwith and Kerye, co. Cornwall, with all tribulage within the said
stannary and all other accustomed profits, without rendering any account
to the king, provided that he render an account of the issues and profits
of the pleas of the court of the stannary yearly at the exchequer of Lost-
withiel before the auditors of the duchy of Cornwall. By p.8.
Membrane 26.
Sept. 23. Licence for Nicholas Carrewe, son and heir of Thomas Carrewe, esquire,
York. deceased, tenant in chief, and kinsman and heir of Nicholas Carrewe,
knight, and Joan his wife, tenants in chief, deceased, viz. son of the said
Thomas their son, to enter freely without proof of age or livery out of the
king's hands into all lordships, manors, lands, fee farms, annuities, rents,
reversions^ services, knights' fees, advowsons, views of frank-pledge, courts
leet, hundreds, liberties, franchises, privileges, offices, fairs, markets, parks,
woods, warrens, chaces, fisheries, wreck of sea and all other profits and
possessions of which the said Thomas, Nicholas and Joan were seized and
which deeended to him on their death, because the king has been satisfied
of his marriage by Joan Dyaham, widow, to whom it was granted on
1 February, 1 Edward IV. by letters patent, and because he is of full age as
was found by an inquisition taken before Thomas Gille, late escheator in
the county of Devon, on Saturday after St. Laurence, 4 Edward IV. at
Bukyngton Loges, co. Devon ; saving to the king his homage and fealty,
and saving the dower of Joan late the wife of the said Thomas Carrewe.
By p.s.
Aug. 10. Grant to Thomas Gray, one of the esquires of the body, and thii heirs
Westminster, male of his body of the manor of Crawden in Crawden, Clopton, Gilden-
mordon, Stepilmordon, Esthatle, Wendey, Amyngton, Malketon and
Baryngton, co. Cambridge, late of John Heron of Forthe, knight, and
William Taylboys, late esquire, both attained of high treason by authority
of Parliament at Westminster, 1 Edward IV. and in the king's hands by
that cause, to hold the same from 5 June, 2 Edward IV. by the rents and
services of as many knight's fees and as many other rents and services as
they were held by before 4 March, 1 Edward IV. in lieu of a grant to him
of the said manor, as an escheat by the forfeiture of William Taylboys, by
letters patent dated the said 6 June; and grant that the sheriff and
escheator of the county shall be quit of the issues and profits of the manor
from the said 5 June. By p.s*
Sept. 23, Pardon to William Sterling, farmer, approver, occupier or receiver of
York. [the subsidy and ulnage of cloths in the counties of Surrey and Sussex, of
462 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1465. Membrane 26 — cont,
all issues received by him from, the said subsidy and ulnage from 16
September, 2 Edward IV. until the present date and all fines, trespasses,
debts, accounts and arrears and actions for the same. By p.s.
1466.
Feb. 9. Whereas by an inquisition taken at the Guildhall in the parish of St.
Westminster. Laurence in Old Jewry, London, on 25 January, 24 Heniy VI, before
Simon Eyre, then mayor and escheator of the city of London, it was found
that John Whitthorn of Dounton, chaplain, granted in mortmain without
licence five messuages in Old Jewry and three messuages with two chambers
appertaining in the parish of St. James, Ghurlekhithe, London, which he
had of the grant and enfeoffment of John de Gryssyngham and Richard
Godechepe, situated between the church of St. James, Garlekhithe, oii the
north and the high street called * Temestrete ' on the south, and from a street
called ' Cordewanerstrete ' on the west to a little lane leading from Temestrete
to Kyrounlane on the east, and a messuage in the parish of St. Laurence
aforesaid, which he had of the grant and enfeoffment of Roger de Forsham
and which he left by will to the under-mentioned chaplains on Monday
after St. Bai^abas, 23 Edward III. to certain chaplaiDs to celebrate dtvine
service according to his ordinance for the souls of John de Oxenford, late
citizen and vintner of London, Walter Neel, Richard Godechepe, John de
Gryssyngham and himself and the souls of their parents, relatives and
friends in the said church of St. James, and that Gilbert atte Leye on 12
May, 28 Edward III. left a messuage with a garden appertaining in the
parish of All Saints, Stanyngchirche, in Martlane, London, to the said
church of St. James in mortmain without licence for the improvement of a
chantry there called ' Oxenford Chauntery ' where such chantry never was
before, and that the above are worth 10 marks yearly and w^e held of
Henry YI. in free burgage and the said John and Gilbert died seised of
the same in their demesne as of fee without heirs, and the same were taken
into the hands of Henry VI. as forfeited and are now in the king's hands ;
the king hereby grants the same in frank almoin with the assent of the
council to Peter Taster, late rector of the said church of St. James, with
all issues from 4 March, 1 Edward IV. to find and sustain two chaplains to
celebrate divine service in the said church for the good estate of the king
and his consort Elizabeth, queen of England, and for their souls after death
and the souls aforesaid. By p.s.
"[455, Membrane 2d.
June 18. Licence for the king's kinsman Richard Neville, earl of Warwick, to
Westminster, found a chantry, to be called * Therle of Warrewyk Chaunterie,' of one
chaplain to celebrate divine service daily according to his ordinance at the
altar of St. Mary, in the parish church of SS. Peter and Paul, Olney, co.
Buckingham, for the good estate of the king and for his soul after death,
and for the good estate of the said earl and Anne his consort, and for their
souls after death and the souls of their progenitors ; and for the alienation
in mortmain by him to the said chaplain of lands, rents, reversions, services,
annuities, and other possessions to the value of 10 marks yearly.
By p.s. and for 20 marks paid in the hanaper.
July 31. Grant for life to Thomas Cotes of an annuity of 10/. from 30 September,
Westminster. 2 Edward IV. from the issues of the county of Kent, in lieu of a like grant
to him from the issues of the manors of Tuderley and Lokerley, co.
Southampton, by letters patent of that date, surrendered because invalid.
By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff of Kent.
July 18. Commission to William Sutton, master of Burton St. Lazarus of
Westminster. Jerusalem in England, Richard Neel, one of the'xi ng's serjeants-at-law, John
5 EDWARD IV.— Part II. 463
14s65. Membrane 25 — cont.
Pulteney, esquire, and Robert Stauntoa to enquire into the petition of John
abbot of the monastery of St. Mary, Leicester, that whereas the monastery
was founded in frank almoin, time out of mind, by Robert Melan, sometime
earl of Leicester, and Richard, then abbot, held it quit of corrodies and
sustenances to be granted at the request of any king of England in time of
peace in the time of Edward II. and the patronage of the monastery came
into the hands of Henry III. by the forfeiture of Simon Mountford, late
earl of Leicester, patron of the monastery as kinsman and heir of the said
Robert Melan, viz. son of Amy, sister of Robert, son of Robert Blaunch-
mayns, son of Robert Bossu, son of Robert Melan, because the said Simon
waged war against the king at Evesham, co. Worcester, on 4 August, 49
Henry III, and was there killed on the field, and thence descended
successively to Edward I. Edward II. Edward III. and Richard II. and
finally to the present king as kinsman and heir of Richard II. viz. son of
Richard son of Anne sister of Edmund son of Philippa daughter of Lionel
brother of Edward father of Richard II. and all the abbots held the
monastery quit of corrodies and sustenances until the said Richard, then
abbot, and the convent at the special request of Edward III. granted to one
John de la Sale, such sustenance in their house for life as William
Pavylloner had, who served all his days in the monastery, and in considera-
tion of such service in his old age had a competent sastenance granted to him
without request of any king, viz. one white loat of miche bread, one loaf of
black bread, one gallon of the better ale, and service of the kitchen as one
of the free servants daily, a robe yearly of the suit of the free servants at
Christmas or lOs, of silver for the same, and a chamber in the abbey, and
afterwards by letters patent dated 8 January, 3 Edward III. the king
granted that |his should not be to their prejudice, nevertheless after the
death of the said John de la Sale, alias John atte Hall, Thomas Tedyngworth
and Robert Sadeller successively had corrodies at the request of Edward
III. and Henry Chandelier and Joan his sister and John Pakeman and
Margaret his wife at the request of Richard II. whereby the abbot and
convent are liable to find such corrody at the request of the present king,
unless he do justice to them in this behalf.
Aug. 26. Grant to the king's consort Elizabeth, queen of England, for the better
^Vestxnin8te^. maintaintenance of the king's kinsman Henry, duke of Buckingham, and
Humphrey his brother, who are minors and in the king's custody and have
for some time be^n maintained at her expense, of 500 marks yearly during
their minority from the issues of the king's lordships of Brokenok, Newport,
WentUoye, Haye and Hunt[ingdon] with their members in South Wales.
ByK.
Mandate in pursuance to the receivers, bailiffs, fiirmers, tenants, or other
occupiers of the said lordships.
Aug. 27. General pardon to Robert Wareyn, * surgeon.' By p.s.
Westminster.
Membrane 24.
Aug. 28. Inspexinws and confirmation to John Stodard, the master, and Gilbert
Westminster. Kays, William Parker, John Swan, and Robert Walthewe, the wardens of
the fraternity of tailors and armourers of St. John Baptist in the city of
London of letters patent dated 24 February, 18 Henry VI, inspecting and
confirming with additions to John Locock, then master, and Nicholas
Blome, John Stone, Thomas White, and William Eiiotte, then wardens,
letters patent dated 2 August, 9 Henry IV. inspecting and confirming with
additions to Thomas Sutton, then master, and John Wenlok, Thomas
Wilby, Adam Feriby, and Ralph Shoklach, then wardens, letters patent
dated 30 July, 14 Richard U. inspecting and oonfirming with additions
•
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464 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1465. Membrane 24~co»^
letters patent dated 6 February, 16 Edward IIF. being an exemplification
of letters patent dated 10 March, 1 Edward III.
By K. for 10/. paid in the hanaper.
[Herbert's History of the Livery Companies^ vol, ii. p, 520.}
Sept. 3. Grant to the king's consort Elizabeth, queen of England, for the better
Grantham, maintenance of the king's kinsman Henry, dnke of Buckingham, and
Humphrey his brother, who are minors and in the king's custody and have
for some time been maintained at her expense, of the king's lordships of
Brekenok, Haye, and Hunt[ingdon] with their members in South Wales,
with adw)W8ons, wards, marriages, courts, hundreds, liberties, views of
frank-pledge, reliefs, escheats, forfeited chattels, waifs, strays, and other
emoluments, and 100/. yearly from the issues of the king's lordship of
Neuport in South Wales, to hold the same from Easter last during the
minority of the said duke and Humphrey. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the farmers or other occupiers of the said
lordship of Neuport.
Aug. 6. Grant for life to William Staveley and his assigns of the money of bills
Westminster, of aliens, levied within the town of Calais, for his good service to the
king for the space of fiteen years within the said town and at sea, and
because he has lately been severely wounded in the company of the king's
kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick, in resisting the Spanish and their
carracks. By K.
Membrane 23.
Aug. 27. Grant for life to the king's servant Richftrd Sapcot, knight, and Isabel
Westminster, his wife, for his good service to the king's father Richard, late duke of
York, and the king, of two tuns of wine yearly in the port either of Bishop's
Lynn, Ipswich, or Kyngeston on Hull at the hands of the chief butler,
and a buck in summer and a doe in winter in the king's park called ^ Clyf
Park,' CO. Northampton, and the same in the king's park called * la greit
park ' of Briggestoke, co. Northampton. By p.8.
Aug. 16. Grant to Thomas Vaghan, one of the esquires of the body, and his heirs
Westminster, and assigns, for his good service to the king and his father Richard, late
duke of York, in prosperity and adversity, and because he aforetime paid
to the king 1,000/. of the manors and lordships of Kyngessnoth and Milton,
CO. Kent, 66 acres of land in Kyngessnoth, and the manors and lordships
of Shapwyk and Egle, co. Sussex, late of Thomas Broun, knight, attainted
of high treason at the hands of Henry VI. and in the king's hands by his
forfeiture, with knight's fees, advowsons, courts leet, views of frank pledge,
wards, marriages, reliefs, escheats, fairs, markets, parks, warrens and all
liberties and franchises ; grant to him and Eleanor his wife, late the wife
of the said Thomas Broun, and the heirs of their bodies of the manors and
lordships of Eythorne, Morehall, Brikhill and Moryse and the aldermanship
or office of alderman of Westgate m Canterbury, co. Kent, the castle,
manor or lordship of Westbeches worth, co. Surrey, the manor of Chankton,
CO. Sussex, a messuage with a wharf and other appurtenances near
Byllyngesgate, six messuages in Lymestrete with gardens and edifices,
six messuages with a wharf and other appurtenances in the Vintry, and
five tenements with edifices in Knyghtryderstrete in the parish of St. Benet,
London, the manors and lordships of Halton, Colkyns, Caldeham, Alkeham,
Hersthall, Ballarst and Wilmeston, with the advowson of the perpetual
chantry of St. Mary, Burley, in the parish of Cherryng, the manors and
lordships of Maystyrse, Westbere, Godwell, Wymbelissh Wold, Barston,
Tyd, Dene in Thanet and Archerescourt, the manors or tenements called
Hertanger, Deyncourt, Pawnassh and Dyngleyse, the manors or lordships
*•- V
5 EDWARD IV.— Part II. 4(55
1465. Membrane 28 — corU,
of Yffjng, Wylmeston, "Pyrye and Shillyngheld, h messuage in Osprenge,
a windmill in Barston, a piece of marsh in Dele, three messuages in
Canterbury, three messuages and 6 acres of wood in Harbaldowne, a
messuage in MaUyng, three messuages in Lidde, a windmill in Whitstaple,
a messuage in Graveshende, a piece of land in Maidstone, a messuage in
Godmersham, a piece of land called * Qenteles ' in the parish of Aldyngton,
a messuage called * Cokeryng ' in the parish of Tenyngton, a messuage in
Graveshende, a tenement in Tenham, a tenement in Halden, and a tene-.
ment with 32 acres of land in Upchirch, co. Kent, five messuages in Dorkyng,
a tenement called * Mymmys/ a piece of land called * Flusshlond,' a piece
of land in Estbechesworth, a meadow called * Bladynfreden,' a parcel of
land called ' Benham,' a parcel of land called * Whityng ' and a messuage
'called Me Place,' co. Surrey, the manors and lordships of Compton, West-
merden, Estbornn, Foxhunt and Walstede, a meadow called * Litilworth,'
a messuage called * Morfotys,' six messuages in Rye aud twelve messuages
and 100 acres of land in Wynchelse, co. Sussex, the manors and lordships
of Drayton, Chaungton, Passheley, Wynde and Shira with the hundred of
Waldern aud the park of Ywode, in the counties of Surrey and Sussex, the
manor and lordship of Boroughunt and three messuages in the county of
Southampton, aud all other lands, rents, reversions and possessions late of
the said Thomas Broun and in the king's hands as above, with the exception
of the manors or lordships of Swannescompe and Erehith, co. Kent, all
other lands late of the king's father Richard, late duke of York, and the
manors of Tonsford and Dane, co. Kent, to hold by the same services as
the said Thomas Broun held them before the said forfeiture, with knights'
fees, advowsons, wards, marriages, reliefs, esclieat^s, courts leet, views of
frank-pledge and all other liberties, profits and commodities ; and grant to
him of all issues from the above from the time of the forfeiture of the said
Thomas Broun. By K.
Aug. 10. Grant, during pleasure, to the mayor and barons of the town of Sandwich
Westminster, that they may ship 40 sacks of wool yearly in carracks, galleys or other
vessels to take to Italy by the straits of Marrok quit of all customs, subsidies
or other moneys due to the king, provided that the moneys arising from
the latter which would otherwise belong to the king be expended together
with 201. yearly to be provided by themselves on the walls and fortifications
of the town and the entrance to the port by the supervision and advice of
John Fogge, knight, and John Scot, knight; in lieu of a grant to them
of 100/. yearly from the customs and subsidies of all merchandise in the
port of Sandwich by letters patent dated 8 December, I Edward IV.
surrendered. By p.s.
Aug. 29. Grant for life to Bartholomew Ruvers, knight, of 60/. yearly at the
Westminster, receipt of the Exchequer. By p.s.
Membrane 22.
March 29. Inspeanmus and confirmation to the people of the islands of Gernesey,
Westminster. Serk, and Aureneye of the following : —
1. Letters patent dated 10 November, 2 Richard II. inspecting and con-
firming letters patent dated 10 July, 15 Edward III. confirming
their ancient prinleges and liberties.
2. Letters patent dated 28 July, 18 Richard II. granting that they shmll
be quit of all tolls, exactions and customs in all cities, towns,
markets and ports within the realm of England in the same
manner as the king's subjects of that realm.
iCor 20i, paid ^ *^® hanaper.
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466 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
J 465. Membrane 22~conf .
July 14. Pardon to Robert Rufford, esqqire, late one of the collectors of the
Westmixister. custom of wools, hides and wool- fells in the port of London^.a/to^ one of the
collectors or castomers of the great custom in. the saidpojrt and all ports
and places adjacent, of all offences committed by him and all debts and
accounts due from him to the king. By p.s.
July 10. Grant for life to John Sayvile, knight, of the herbage of the king's
Westminster, new park of Wakefeld, not exceeding the yearly value of 12/. By p.s.
June 20. Presentation of Roger Ivery, parson of the parish church of Midlyngton,
/Vcstmiiister. in the diocese of Lincoln, to the parish church of Pertynhale, in the same
diocese, on an exchange of benefices with John Barres.
July 15. Grant to Richard Salkeld, esquire, and the heirs male of his body of the
Westminster, lordship and manors of Papcastre, Caldebek, Uldale, Whitehall, Atpatrik
and Wigton, and the pasture and wood called ' le Westwarde ' with all
towns, members, lands, rents, services, meadows, feedings, pastures, woods,
waters, stanks, and fisheries belonging to them between the rivers of Darwent
and Caldeoo, co. Cumberland, with advowsons, knights' fees, courts leet,
warrens, chaces, liberties and all other profits, in the king's hands by reason of
the forfeiture of Henry, earl of Northumberland, and by virtue of an act of
Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. to hold the same
by the services of as many knights' fees and as many other rents and
services as they were held by before 4 March, 1 Edward IV . rendering to
the king 20/. yearly ; and pardon to him of all issues and sums of money
received by him from all lordships, manors, lands, rents, reversions, services,
meadows, feedings, pastures and woods lying between the said rivers, late
of the said earl, granted to him by letters patent on 26 February,
1 Edward IV. By p.s.
April 16. Grant to Robert, lord Ogle, knight, and the heirs male of his body of
Wdstminster. the lordship and liberty or franchise of Reddisdale and the castle, manor
and borough of Biurbotell within the said liberty, with all royalties, fran-
chises, liberties, lands, rents, reversions, fees, possessions, services^ escheats,
patronages, advowsons, views of frank-pledge and other things belonging
to the same in the county of Northumberland, late of William Taylboys,
knight, and in the king's hands by reason of his forfeiture and by force of
an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, I Edward lY, not
exceeding the yearly value of 66/. 13^. 4c/., to hold by the services of as
many knights' fees and as many other rents and services as they were
held by before the first day of March, 1 Edward IV. By p.s.
April 3. Grant for life to the king's servitor Thomas Rede of the office of one of
Westminster, the foresters in the king's forest of Bemewode from 10 December,
1 Edward IV. since which date he has exercised the office, receiving such
wages as were allowed in the time of Edward III. from the issues of the
counties of Cambridge and Huntingdon, with arrears from the said 10
December and other profits. By p.s.
Aug. 8. Licence, for half a mark paid in the hanaper, for James Strangways,
Westminster, knight, Richard Strangways, knight, his son, John Conyers, knight,
Marjory his wife and John Conyers their son and heir to grant to Thomas
Waryn, James Corre, Nicholas Edmond and Robert Tobyn, chaplains, and
their heirs, the manors of Garieston and Lowyth in Ireland, held in chief.
ByK.
Aug. 8. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Cornewaleys, late chief baron of
Westminster. Exchequer in Ireland, as one of the justices of the Common Bench in
Ireland, without receiving anything from the king. By K.
Aug. 13. Presentation of William Toilette, chaplain, to the parish church of
Westminster. Hadley, in the diocese of Loudon, void by the resignation of Robert
Sten^o^^aplain, last parson there.
5 EDWARD IV.— Fart II. 467
1465. ilRMBRANE 21.
Aug. 28. Grant for life to the Vix\f^^ councillor William Noiingbam of a yearly rent
Westminster, of 40/. viz. 20/. from the burgesses of the town of Gloucester as of the fee
farm of that town or borough and 20/. from the abbot and convent of St.
Peter, Gloucester, as of the fee farm of the manor of la Berton by Gloucester
with the weir. By p.s.
July 29. Licence for the appropriation in mortmain by John, the abbot, and the
Westminster, convent of the monastery of St. Peter, Chertesey, which is of the founda-
tion of the king's progenitors and of the king's patronage, of the church of
St. Andrew, Cobeham, co. Surrey, which is of their own advowson and is
held in chief, pro^'ide(l that a perpetual vicarage be endowed there and a
competent sum from the issues of the church be distributed yearly among
the poor of the parish by the diocesan of that place according to the form
of the statute. By K.
Aug. 28. Appointment for life of the king's kinsman Edmund Grey, earl of Kent,
Westminster, as chief justice of the couuty of Meryonnyth in North Wales with full
power of doing in that county all that pertains to the office of justice in
North Wales, and grant that during his life the county shall be distinct and
separate from the power and jurisdiction of the justices of North Wales.
Grant to him also for life of the office of constable of the king's castle of
Hardelagh in the same county, with power to appoint and remove all
stewards, sheriffs, cscheators, coroners, bailiffs, reeves, foresters, ringilds
and other officers and ministers of the king within the said county, receiving
2QL 13*. ^d, yearly for himself and 4c/. daily for each of the twenty-four
soldiers staying on the safe-custody of the castle and all other profits and
emoluments belonging to the offices of constable of the castle and chief
justice of the county. By p.s.
March 28. Grant for life to the king's servitors William Rylond, William Claybroke
Westminster, and Thomas Gilbert, for their good services to the king's father and the
king, of a tenement or plot called ^ Kosehalegarth ' in Waterfulforth by
York, otherwise called Boss Halle in the parish of Waterfulford, co. York,
with all lands, meadows, pastures, woods and other commodities, late of
Thomas Eose, late lord of Bose or Boos, late of Helmesley, co. York,
rebel, in the king's hands by reason of his forfeiture and by virtue of an
act of Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. and by
force of an inquisition lately taken before the escheator in the county of
York, to hold the same from the time of the forfeiture of the said Thomas
Bose by the services of as many knights' fees and as many other rents and
services as they were held by before 1 March, 1 Edward IV. and grant to
them of all issues from the time of the said forfeiture. By p.s.
June 30. Grant to James Stanley, clerk, of the custody of the temporalities of the
Westminster, bishopric of St. Asaph, in the king's hands by reason of the rebellion of
Thomas, late bishop, from the death of Bichard Cauneton, to whom the
custody was lately granted, so long as they remain in the king's hands.
[Fiedera.] By p.8.
Sept. 2. Licence, for SSs. 4c/. paid in the hanaper, for Godfrey Hylton, esquire,
Westminster. Bichard Thymol by, esquire, John Machee and William Mondsou, chaplain,
to grant eleven messuages, two tofts, 3 acres and 35 bovates of land, 10^ acres
of meadow, 20 acres of marsh and 20c/. rent in Nocton and Dunston, co.
Lincoln, held in chief, with the exception of one acre of land, to Thomas
Kirkeby, clerk, Thomas Wymbyssh, Thomas Fitz William the younger,
John Wymbyssh, John Eyleston and William Golson and their heirs and
assigns.
Aug. 28. Licence, for 5 marks paid in the hanaper, for William Grey, bishop of
Westminster. Ely, Nicholas Clopton and Edmund Bnidenell to enfeoff William Aston,
esquire, and Isabel Clederowe^ daughter of Elias Clederowe, esquire, and
the heirs of their bodies of the manor of Somerton, co. Oxford, and the
oo 2
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1465* Membrane 21 — cont.
advowson of the church of Somerton, held in chief, with remainder to the
right heirs of the said William Aston.
Sept. 24. Presentation of Hichard Morland to the parish church of Ajkton, in the
York. diocese of Carlisle, void by the death of John Marsshall, last parson.
Sept. 24. Presentation of John Smjnmaugh, chaplain, to the parish church of
York. Wanton, in the diocese of Winchester, void by the resignation of Richard
Morland, last parson.
Sept. 26. Mandate to all bailiffs and others to permit John Blake, bom in the
York. town of Mancarston in Scotland, dwelling in the town of Ratheby, co.
Lincoln, who has taken an oatli of fealty, to inhabit the realm peaceably
and enjoy his goods. By p.s»
Membrane 20.
July 11. Grant to Richard Welles of Wylloughby, knight, and his heirs and
Wefttminster. assigns of the manors and lordships of Welles, Granesby, Bradley, Aby,
Skendelbj^ Wy thern, Conyngesholme and Hello we, a toft and 50 acres of
land in Gowesell, two <x>ttages, 30 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow, 40
acres of pasture and 255. 2d, rent in Comberworth called * Scotneyfee ' and
the advowsons of the churches of Anderby, Nethertynton and Ansthorpe,
CO. Lincoln, a messuage with a garden adjacent, four cottages and a toft in
the county of the city of Lincoln, and the manor and lordship of Elyngton,
CO Northumberland, late of Leo, lord of Welles, and in the king's hands by
force of an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV.
and all other lands and possessions late of the said Leo in those places, to
hold the same with knights' fees, advowsons, wards, marriages, reliefs,
escheats, courts leet, views of frank -pledge, parks, warrens, chaces, fairs,
markets, wreck of sea and all other liberties, franchises and free customs by
the services as many knights' fees and as many other rents and services as
they were held by before 1 March, 1 Edward IV. with issues from the
death of the said Leo ; and grant to him and his heirs of the reversion on
the death of Margaret, duchess of Someraet, of the manors of Faxton, co.
Northampton, and Wiberton and Manby by Grymolby, co. Lincoln, and all
lands and possessions in the towns and territories aforesaid which she holds
lor life of the livery of Robert Mowetor, clerk, Robert Sheffeld, Thomas
Moigne, William Edlyngton, and Robert Forman to herself and the said Leo,
which reversion belonged to Richard Welles, Roger Faucombregge,
Richard Waterton and John Stayndrop for the use of the said Leo and his
heirs and is now in the king's hands by virtue of the act aforesaid, to hold
the same as above. By p.s.
Oct. 2;^ Mandate to all bailiffs and others to permit John Gybson, bom in Scot-
Westmmster. land, dwelling at Swyneshed, co. Lincoln, who has taken an oath of fealty^
to inhabit the realm peaceably and enjoy his goods.
Oct. 24. Pardon to John Nayler, late of London, esquire, alias * gentilman,' of all
Westminster, forfeitures of goods and chattels lately belonging to him, belonging to the
king by reason of his forfeiture. By p.B.
Oct. 28. Grant for life to John Clerk, chaplain, keeper of the king's chantry in le
Westminster. Charnell within the town of Scardeburgh, co. York, founded by Richard
II. of 6 marks yearly ior his sustenance from Michaelmas, 4 Edward IV,
from the fee farm of the town of Scardeburgh and the farm of the manor of
Wallejgrave. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the bailiffs of the town.
Oct 28. General pardon to Thomas Rust the younger late of Heriettesham, co.
Westminrter. Kent, * laborer,' alias Thomas Rest, * husbondeman,' alias * ryper,* of all
offences committed by him before 16 October and all abjurations of the
realm and subsequent entry therein. By p.s.
6 EDWARD IV.— Past H. 4«9
1465. Membrane 20 — cont»
Nov. 8. Grant to Master William Westburj, king's clerk, of the prebend of tbe
WestBiinster. king's free collegiate chapel of SS. Marj, Stephen and Edward the Con-
fessor within the palace of Westminster void hj the resignation of Master
John Faukes. Bj E.
Mandate in pursaance to the dean of the chapel.
Nov. 9. Grant to William Hastyuges and Thomas Vaghan, esquire, of the pre-
Westminster, sentation to th#iiext vacant prebend in the said chapel. By K.
July 2. Grant to the king*s servant John Skelton, esquire, to whom the king
Weftmixister. granted the office of constable of his castle or lordship of Hadleigh or
Hadlej, co. Essex, for life by letters patent dated 10 August, 1 Edward IV.
since which time he has occupied the office but has received no wages, of
17/. lis. 7d. from the issues of the said castle or lordship as regard for his
occupation of the office from that date until 1 July, 5 Edward IV ; and
grant to him for life of the said office, receiving: 3d. daily from tbe said
issues at the hands of the farmers or occupiers of the castle or lordship or
the sheriff of Essex, as were allowed to John Nefe, late constable, in the
year 4 Richard II. By K.
Nov. 20. Pardon to Thomas Brig of Pountfret, co. York, * yoman,' of his outlawry
Weftmiiifter. in the county of York for not appearing when sued with James Whitehede
of Bradford, co. York, 'yoman,' before John Prysot and his fellows,
justices of the Beneh of the late king, to answer William Gellys on a plea
that certain deeds and muniments were forged witli their connivance to the
destruction and disturbance of his possession and title of certain lands and
tenements in Bradford ; the said Thomas having surrendered to the Flete
prison, as Bobert Danby, chief justice of the Bench, has certified.
Mbmbrans 19.
Oct. 5. Presentation of Bobert Scotes, monk of the monastery of St. Mary by
Cawood. the city of York, to the priory of Blythe, in the diocese of York. By K.
Oct. 21. Presentation of Bobert Blanerhasset, chaplain, to the parish church of
Westminster. Beamound, in the diocese of Carlisle, void by the resignation of John
Knoblowe, last parson.
Oct. 16. Mandate to all bailiffs and others to permit Edward Ayleward aiias
Westminster. Thomam, bom in the island of Ferrey under the allegiance of the king of
Denmark, dwelling at Crowemer, co. Norfolk, who has taken an oath of
allegiance, to inhabit the realm peaceably and enjoy his goods.
March 21. Grant for life tolngelram Leptou of four messuages, eight bovates of land
Westmioiter. and 6 acres of meadow in Ampilforth, co. York, and all messuages, lands and
meadows in Ampilforth late of Thomas Roos, late lord of B(h>s, knight,
rebel, and in the king's hands by reason of his forfeiture and by virtue of
an act of Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, I Edward IV. and by
force of an inquisition taken before the escheator in the county of York, to
hold the same from 15 September, 2 Edward lY. by the accustomed
services, with all issues from that date. By K.
' Licence for John, lord le Straunge, son and heir of Elizabeth Ic Straunge,
deceased, late the wife of Richard, lord lo Straunge, knight, deceased, to
enter into his possessions. Unfinished.
Vacated because in the second year,
Oct. 28. Grant to the king's kinsman George, archbishop of York, chancellor of
Westmmster. England, John, earl of Worcester, Ralph, lord Gray stoke, John, lord le
Scrope of Boltone, William Hastynges of Hastynges, knight, the king's
chamberlain, and Robert Graystoke, esquire, of the manors and lordships of
Templenewsome and Templehirste, co. York, and 4/. yearly of rent in
Torksay, oo. Lincoln, for the life of Joan, late the wife of John, lord Darcey.
BjK.
470 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1465. Membrane 19 — cont.
May 25. Grant to the king's kinsman George, bishop of Exeter, Richard Wideyile,
Westminster, lord of Ryvers, knight, William Hastynges, lord of Hastynges, knight^
Thomas Hunt and Thomas Merton and their heirs and assigns of all the
burgages, lands, tenements, meadows, feedings, pastures, rents, reversions,
services and possessions in the town, fields and suburbs of Northampton
late of Thomas Tresham, knight, and in the king's hands by reason of an
act of forfeiture in Parliament at Westminstei^ 4 November, 1 Edward IV,
and a parcel of meadow called *le Pye' in the said town, to hold by fealty
only, with all issues from 4 March, 1 Edward IV. By K.
Nov. 7. General pardon to Thomas Mannyng, clerk, of all offences committed by
Westminster, him before 26 August last. By p.s.
July 29. Grant to the king's servant Thomas Tiringham, esquire, and the heirs
Westminster, male of his body, for his good service to the king and his fiither Richard,
late duke of York, of a capital messuage in the parish of St. Stephen's
within the city of Norwich, six cottages or little messuages in the parish of
St. Peter Mancroft within the same city and 15 acres of arable land in the
south fields of the said city and county, late of John Yates late of Norwich,
* genljlman,' alias * attorney,' and in the king's hands by reason of his for-
feiture and by virtue of an act of forfeiture in the last Parliament held at
the palace of Westminster. By p.s.
Nov. 5. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus for one year, lately granted
Westminster, by letters patent to John Forteseu late of Shete, co. Devon, 'gentilman,'
staying on the king's service in the company of John Wode, king's esquire,
victualler of the town and castle of Calais, on the safe-custody, defence and
victualling of the same, because he is staying at Exeter, as John Arundell,
sheriff of the county, has certified.
Mbmbranb 18.
Nov. 10. General pardon to Geoffrey Mory late of London, * yoman,' of all offences
Westminster, committed by him before 1 February, 4 Edward IV. By p.8.
Nov. 8. Pardon to John Pynnok of Burford in le Wolde, co. Oxford, the
Westminster, younger, merchant alias * mercer,' of his outlawries in the counjty of
Worcester and London for not appearing before the justices of the Ben^h
to answer Elizabeth Norton, prioress of Westwode, touching a debt of 6
marks ; and to salisfy John Braddyng, * gentilman,' Eoger Mille of London,
*gentilman,' and Richard Hay ward, citizen and mercer of London, of 20/.
which they recovered against him and 5 marks adjudged to them' lor
damages; he having surrendered to the Flete prison and satisfied the Said
John, Eogtr and Richard, as Robert Dunbj, knight, chief justice of the
Bench, has certified.
Nov. II. Grant for life to John de la Launde, sometime lord de la Launde, of 40
Westminster, marks yearly from 8 March last from the issues of the counties of Cambridge
and Huntingdon, in lieu of a like grant to him at the receipt of the
Exchequer by letters patent dated 14 May last, surrendered. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff.
April 1. Grant to John Burgh, esquire, and the heirs male of his body of a mes-
"Westminster, suage or inn called * le Swan ' in the parish of St. Martin in the city of
Lincolo, a messuage in the parish of St. Nichc^as in the street called
* Neuport ' in the same city, four cottages in the parish of St. Rumwold in the
same city, a messuage in the parish of St. Mary, Crakepole, in the same
,city and a croft in the street called * Neuland ' in the same city, in the king's
hands by force of an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November,
1 Edward IV. against William Tailboys late of Southkyme, co. Lincoln,
^ . knight, 5 acres of land, 12 acres of meadow and 6 acres of pasture in
6 EDWABD IV.— Part II. 471
1465. Membrane 18— con/.
Spalding, oo. Lincoln, 3 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow and 4 acres of
pastui-e in Pynchebek, co. Lincoln, a messuage or waste tenement in Weston,
CO. Lincoln, a messuage, 10 acres of land and 5 acres of pasture sometime of
John Aleyn in Kirton in Holande, co, Lincoln, 4 acres of pasture in
Soterton, co. Lincoln, a messuage and 9 acres of land in Skjrbek, co.
Lincoln, a toft or croft called * Aswolgarth,' five cottages newly built, seven
shops, a bovate of land, a capital messuage, a toft, two parts of a toft, a
croft, three shambles and four shops in Barton in Lyndesej, co. Lincoln,
and two tofts in Howton by Bekeryng, co. Lincoln, late of Nicholas
Tail lour, late of the said William Tail boys and in the king's hands by
reason of the act aforesaid, and a capital messuage, twenty -two other
messuages, twenty tofts, two bovates of land, eight shops, four shambles,
seven crofts and four cottages in Kirton in Lyndesey, a messuage, a craft,
a garden, two bovates of land and 10 acres of meadow in Blyton, co.
Lincoln, a messuage, a croft, a garden, two bovates of land and 8 acres of
meadow in Laghton, co. Lincoln, a messuage, a croft and 10 acres of land
in Bedebum, co. Lincoln, three cottages or tofts, six crofts, 100 acres of
land and 30 acres of meadow in Aderby, co. Lincoln, and 4 acres of land in
Sneterby, co. Lincoln, late of John Maydenwell the elder late of Kyrton or
Kyrketon in Lyndesey and in the king's hands by virtue of an act in the
Parliament aforesaid, to hold the same by the services of as many knights'
fees and as many other rents and services as they were held by before
1 March, 1 Edward IV, and all issues from that date. By p.s.
Nov. 13. Whereas by an inquisition taken at Bristol on 28 July, 2 Edward IV.
Wcfltminster. before Thomas Jonys and Thomas Asshe, coroners in the town, on the body
of Richard Batyn Ute of Bristol, < baker,' found dead at Bristol on the Back
Above of the said town, by oath of twelve men it was found that the said
Richard on Monday, 7 July, lay in wait at Bristol in the street called
' Highstrete' armed with swords, sticks and dagger to kill Robert Meggy s of
Bristol, * pewterer,' and tlien and there they struck each other on the head
and assaulted each other and were separated by men intervening and the
said Robert on the said day and place assaulted the said Richard with a
knife, worth 2c?., and wounded him on the right side of the body by * le
canelbon ' and he lay ill until the Friday before St. James and then died,
the king hereby pardons the said Robert for his felony. By p.s.
July 5. General pardon to Henry John late of the pai'ish of St. Clement Danes
Westminster, without the Bar of the New Temple, London, co. Middlesex, « taylour/ of
all felonies committed by him before 4 June last By p.8.
Nov. 14. Grant for life to John Pesemersshe, knight, that he shall be one of the
Westminster, poor knights of the college of the king's free chapel of St. George withm
the castle of Wyndesore, receiving such wages and vesture at the hands of
the warden of the college as any of the poor knights has. By p.s.
Not. 3. Licence, for 1 mark paid in the hanaper, for William Nanseglos brother
Weotminster, and heir of Robert Nanseglos late of Meihewold, co. Norfolk, to grant to
John Selot, clerk, Simon Thomham, William Jenney, serjeant-at-law,
Robert Willughby, John Heydon, William Essex the elder, Richard
Suthwell, esquire, Edmund Clere, esquire, Robert Harward, esquire, John
Fyncham, Henry Spilman, Roger Philpot, Robert Clere of Stokesby, Henry
Heydon, Thomas Boleyn, Edmund Jenney, Thomas Fenne, Edmund Wide-
well, John Pagrave the younger. Miles Widewell, William Essex the
younger and Robert Ovy of Worstede and their heirs the manor of
Burdeles in Skulton, co. Norfolk, held in chief, and the reversion of the
third part of the manor on the death of Ellen late the wife of John de la
Chaumbre, father of George de la Chaumbre.
Nov. 16. Grant for life to the king's servant John Roklej, esqaire, of the office of
Westmhister. being one of the king's serjeants-at-arms^ receiving I2d. daily item
472 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
' 1466. Membrane 18 — amt.
1 January last^ on whicJi day lie was one of the serjeants-at-arms, firom the
issues of the counties of Cambridge and Huntingdon and a livery of the ,
suit of other seijeants at arms yearly at Christmas at the great wardrobe. ^
By p.a.
Membrane 17.
Oct. 23. Inspeximus and confirmation to the weavers or webstens of the city of
Westminster. Lincoln of letters patent dated 9 May, 1 Richard II. inspecting and con-
firming letters patent dated 23 April, 22 Edward III, confirming a grant
by Henry II. For 20«. paid in the banaper.
Aug. 7. Grant to Master Peter Baxter, master of the chapel of St. Mary Magda-
Westminster. lene, Kyngeston on Thames, of 4/. 5*. lOd. yearly for twenty years from
Michaelmas last out of the farm of the town and any other farms due to ibe
king from serjeanties or otherwise within the town and liberty, to be received
from the issues of the town or the bailiwick of the same at the hands of the
bailiffs or the sheriff of Surrey and Sussex, for the relief of the said
chapel, in consideration of the ruin and decay into which it has fallen and
because 4/. bs. \0d, yearly rent is paid to the bailiffs as parcel of the farm
of the town for payment at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Oct. 4. Grant to William Whelpdale of all cloths and pieces of cloth exposed for
Westminster, sale in the counties of Norfolk, Suflblk and Essex, and the city of Norwich
not sealed with the seal of the subsidy or ulnage and all forfeitures belonging
to the king to the value of 20/. by way of regard. By p.s.
Oct. 28. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus for one year, granted
Westminster, on 11 July la.st by letters patent to William White alias Whyte of
Chesterton, co. Warwick, * husbondman,* alicis * drover,' alias * yoman,*
going on the king's service in the company of Ralph Wokeley, esquire,
victualler of the town and castle of Calais, and the marches in the parts of
Picardy, on the safe-custody, defence and victualling of the same, because
he makes continual delay at Chesterton, as John Higford the younger,
sheriff of the county, has certified.
May 12. Grant for life to Eleanor, duchess of Somerset, of a yearly rent of 1001.
Westminster, from Michaelmas last, viz. 50/. from the petty custom in the port of London
and 50/. at the receipt of the Exchequer. By p.s.
Oct. 29. Pardon to Thomesia late the wife of John Gra, knight, tenant for her
Westminster, life of 67 acres of land and 1»/. 13*. 4d. of rent in Saitfletby and Somer-
cotys, CO. Lincoln, and William Waynllete, bishop of Winchester, William
Darsset, clerk, Hugh Pakenham, esquire, and Simon Godmanston, cleri^
and the heirs of the bishop, to whom the remainder of the above belongs
on her death, of 10/. yearly which John de Multon, who was formerly
seised of the above, used to render to the alien abbot and convent of Lan-
geneth, who surrendered all their claim to the same to the said John Gra
by a deed dated 14 February, 5 Hemy V. and also all arrears due to the
king ; and pardon to William Skipwith, knight, late sheriff of the county,
of SO/, with which he is charged for the said rent at the Exchequer.
By p.8.
Nov. 3. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus for one year, lately granted
Weftminster. . by letters patent to Thomas Antrone late of Ty wardray th, co. Cornwall,
' gentilman,' going on the king's service in the company of Ilalph Wolseley,
king's esquire, victualler of the town and castle of Calais and the marches
in the parts of Picardy, on the safe custody, defence and victualling of the
same, because he makes continual delay at Tywardrayth, as appears by
certificate of the sheriff of the county.
Nov. 4. Exemplification, at the request of William Pecche, knight, of letters
Westminster, patent dated 15 December (p. 90), granting to him the power of lev}'ing
6 EDWARD IV.— Pabt II. 473
2465. Membrane 17 — cont.
the customs and toll called ' Sundegelt ' in the lordships oi Marke and Oye
in the marches of Calais. These letters hive been casually lost, as he has
taken oath in Chancery, and will be surrendered if found.
Nov. 18. Licence for Isabel Darell, king's widow, to^marry whomsoever she will
Westminster, of the king's lieges. ^ By p.8.
MSMBRANB 16.
April 22. Grant for life to the king's servitors Richard Croft the younger and
Westminster. Thomas Croft, esquires, of the manor called Bowelles in Kyrtlyngton, co.
Oxford, a messuage and two closes of land in Middelton, co. Oxford, a
messuage in Wytnay, co. Oxford, two closes of land by Wytnay, and 15
acres of land in the fields of Wytnay, and the reversion of a messuage and
a garden in the town and fields of Wytnay which Joan Bide holds foiHife,
two messuages, 23 acres of land and an acre of meadow in Brehill, co.
Buckingham, a messuage, two tenements, 180 acres of land and 12 acres of
meadow in Esshenden, co. Buckingham, a messuage, 40 acres of land and
12 acres of meadow in Aston Moleyns, co. Buckingham, the manor of
Dodyngton alias Donton with the advowson of the church of Doudyngton,
the fourth part of the manor of Weston Turvile called ' Whaplodesparte,'
CO. Buckingliam, and the advowson of the church of Weston Turvile, the
manor in Wyngrave called ' Bury Maner ' and the manor in Wyngrave
called < Edmondes Mancr ' with appurtenances in Balsam, co. Buckingham,
a messuage, 60 acres of land, 6 acres of wood and 8 acres of meadow in
Little Kymbell, co. Buckingham, the manor of Cherdesley, co. Buckingham,
called ' Buktoftes Maner,' and the reversion of a messuage, 80 acres of land,
24 acres of meadow in Cherdesley which William FitzJohn and Joan his
wife, late the wife of Thomas Buktoft, hold for her life, late of Edmund
Hampden, knight, and in the king's hands by reason of an act in Parlia-
ment at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. to hold the above by the
services of as many knights' fees and as many other rents and services as
they were held by before 4 March, 1 Edward IV. and all issues from that
date. By p.s.
Nov. 18. Pardon to Joan kte the wife of John Lovell, knight, of all grants,
Westminster, alienations and acquisitions of lands held in chief and all entries thereon
by herself and the said John without licence. By p.s.
Nov. 19. Grant to Bichard Welles of Willoughby, knight, and his heirs of the
Westminster, reversion on the death of Margaret, duchess of Somerset, of the manors of
Welles, Graynesby, Bradley, Aby, Withern and Conyngesholm, co. Lincoln,
lately granted to him by letters patent dated 1 1 July last which are invalid
because the above-mentioned manors were granted to the said duchess for
life by letters patent dated 11 March last. By p.8.
Nov. 18. Exemplification, at the request of Simon Thornham, clerk, warden of
Westminster, the Hall of Holy Trinity in the University of Cambridge, of a charter
dated at Westminster, 5 December, 27 Henry VI. [Charter Bollj 27~S9
henry VI, No. 42,] granting to Simon Dallyng, then warden, and the
fellows and scholars of the said hall certain lands imd liberties in Abbots
Bipton and King's Bipton, co. Huntingdon. The charter has been lost by
accident, as the warden has taken oath in Chancery, and it will be surrendered
and cancelled if found.
Nov. 12. Pardon to John Hemynburgh, esquire, of all debtSy accounts and demands
Westminster, and all trespasses of vert and venison and other offences. By p.s.
Mbmbranb 15.
Nov. 13. Pardon to Eobert Curson of London, 'gentilman,' mainpernor of William
Westminster. Fraunceys late of Kymburley, co. Norfolk, * husbondman/ of his outlawry
474 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
2465. Membrane IS — cont.
in the countj of Middlesex for not appearing before John Prysot and his
fellows, justices of the Bench of the late king, to answer for his ransom for
not holding the said William before the said justices one month afiter
Easter, 30 Henrj YI. to answer Henry Gay, esquire, on a plea of debt ;
provided that he satisfy the king of his ransom, he having surrendered to
the Flete prison, as Robert Danby, chief justice of the Bench, has certified.
Oct. 23. Grant to the king's servants Alexander Cely and John Spede, yeomen of
Westminster, the king's chamber, and the heirs male of their bodies of all lands, tene-
ments and goods, movable and immovable, late of Thomas Phelps late of la
Ree, CO. Gloucester, rebel, attainted of high treason. By p.s.
Nov. 4. Grant for life to the king's servitors, John Langley, esquire, one of the
Wfistminster. ushers of the king's chamber, and Margaret his wife, for their good service
* to the king's father and the king, of a tun of wine yearly at Martinmas at
the hands of the chief butler of England or his deputy. By p.s.
Nov. 12. Grant to the king's servitor James Baskervile, knight, and the heirs male
Westmiuster. of his body of the manor or lordship of Tenbury alias Temodisbury, co.
Worcester, and the advowsons, kuights' fees, franchises, liberties and
privileges pertaining to it with its members and parcels, late of John
Clifford, late lord of Clifford, attainted of high treason by an act in Parlia-
ment at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward lY. and in the king's hands
by his forfeiture, not exceeding the yearly value of 30/. to hold the same
with issues from 4 March, 1 Edward IV.by the services of as many knights'
fees and as many other rents and services as they were held by before that
date. By p.s.
I^Iarch 8. Mandate to all sheriffs, constables, bailiffs, ministers and other subjects
Westminster, of the king to permit the men and tenaots of the honour and lordship of
Richemond, lately granted by letters patent to the king's brother Greorge,
duke of Clarence, to be quit of toll, pontage, piccage, murage, pannage,
passage, lastage, stallage and quayage according to custom. By p.s.
Nov. 16. Grant to Thomas Delamare^ esquire, of ISL 18«. llcf. yearly fix>m
Westminster. Michaelmas last from a rent of a serjeanty in the county of Wilts at the hands
of the sheriff, 7/* 16^. 1 Id. yearly from Michaelmas last from minute
parcels of assarts in the same county and 40/. yearly from the issues of th/e
county, until he shall be fully satisfied of the sum of 71/. I9d. which still
remains unpaid to him out of the sum of 84/. in which the king was
indebted to him, in lieu of divers grants to him by letters patent dated
3 April last, surrendered because invalid for the payment of the said
71/. 19d. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff of Wilts.
Mbmbrane 14.
Nov. 12. Grant to the king's servant William Stanley, knight, and Joan late
Westminster, the wife of John Lovell, knight, lord Lovell, whom he will shortly
marry, and the heirs male of his body of the castle, manor and lordship of
Skipton in Craven and the manor of Marton in Craven, co. York, with all
towns, townships, hamletsi lands, rents, services, reversions, kuights' fees,
advowsons, farms, offices, franchises, liberties, mines of coaJ and lead and
all other possessions and appurtenances, lately belonging to John Clyfford,
late lord Clyfford, on 29 March, 1 Edward IV. with all issues from that
date, and waiffi, strays, forfeitures, goods and chattels of felons *and
fugitives, deodands, treasure trove, free warren and free chace and return
and executions of writs within the said castle, manors and lordship ; in lieu
of a like grant to him and the heirs male of his body by letters patent dated
29 May, 4 Edward IV. surrendered. By K»
6 EDWARD IV.— Part IL 475
]^4Q5^ Mbmbranb 13.
Nov. 12. Pardon ta Walter Barnecote, prior of the house of St. Andrew, Tyward-
Westminster. retth, co. Cornwall, which is of the foundation of the king's progenitors
and of the king's patronage, for which reason the prior and convent are
under the king's protection, of all trespasses, offences, forfeitures, mis-
prisons, contempts, demands, debts, accounts, arrears, fiues, issues and
amercements due to the king before 10 October last. By K.
Nov. 10. Grant to the king's servitor William Colingborn, esquire, Serjeant of the
WestminEter. pantry, and his heirs and assigns, of the manor of Cloford, co. Somerset,
and all lands, rents^ reversions, services, meadows, feedings, pastures,
woods, waters, fisheries, ways, paths, courts, liberties, franchises, warrens,
knights' fees, advowsons and other commodities and emoluments belonging
to it, late of John Flory, traitor, to hold the same from the day of his
forfeiture. By p.s.
Aug. 20. Grant to the king's servitor Bichard Oroft the elder, esquirv), and the
- Wttttmiiiftter. heirs male of his body of the manor of Burford with the advowson of the
church of Burford and the hundred of Overs, alias ^ Overs hundrith,' with
members und appurtenances, co. Salop, with all liberties, franchises, courts
leet, fairs, markets, warrens, fisheries, knights' fees, wards, marriages,
reliefs and escheats, late of Thomas Corncwayl, esquire, rebel, and nine mes-
suages, 200 acres of land and 20 acres of meadow in Leyntwardeyne and
Atteforton within the honour or lordship of Wigmore, co. Salop, and
three messuages, 120 acres of land and pasture and 12 acres of meadow in
Carkedon alias Carkedeu, co. Worcester, in the king's hands by reason
of an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. to
hold the same by the service of as many kniehts' fees and as many other
rents and services as they were held by berore 4 March, 1 Edward IV.
with all issues from that date. By p.8.
Nov. 22. Pardon to Henry Bange late of Strumpeshaugb, co. Norfolk, ^ has-
. WMtmiiMter. bondnoan,' alias ' yoman,' of his double outlawry in the county of Norfolk
for twice not appearing before the king to anwer him for divers trespasses,
insurrections and confederaciea, he having surrendered to the Marshalsea
prison, as John Markbam, knight, chief justice of the King's Bench, has
certified.
1466.
Feb. 2. Grant for life to the king's servant Hugh Brice of the office of clerk of
WeBtmimter. the king's mint and exchanges within the Tower and city of London, to
hold the same as iully as any person has done, with wages as in the last
year of Edward III. and the first of Richard IL at the hands of the keeper
of the said mint and exchanges. ' By p.s.
Jan. 31. Whereas on 7 April, 1 Edward IV. William Bedknap of the parish of
WestmiDster. St. Mary, Aldermarysbury, London, * mercer,' and Henry Otware of the
parish of St. Magnus, London, ' girdeler,' made mainprise before the king
in Chancery under penalty of 500/. each for William Swayne of Salisbury,
<merchaunt,' and the latter undertook under penalty of 1,000/. to appear
before the king in council within fourteen days after due notice to himself or
either of his said mainpernors and to be of good behaviour in the meantime,
and Henry Suthill, the kind's attorney, came before the barons of the
Exchequer at Westminster on 23 November last and on behalf of the
king gave it to be understood that the said William Swayne with* £otoe
and arms, to wit ^ salettes,' having collected divers other malefactors to the
number of forty persons unknown, on Thursday after Easter last broke and
entered the house of the mayor and commonalty of the city of Salisbury
at Salisbury and broke down a stone wall there, the king hereby pardons
the said William Swayne and William Bedknap and Katharine, late the
476 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS
1466. Membrane 12— cjn*.
wife of the said Henry Otware aud executrix of his will, of the said
sams, and moreover pardons the said William Swajne of all offences com-
mitted hj him and all debts and accounts, Bj p«s.
Feb. 3. General pardon to Robert Ma^ore^ esquire. Bj p.s.
WestminB(er.
Jan. 29. The like to James Godjn or Goddjn of Folkestone^ co. Kent, ^ smyth.'
Wentmiiifter. By pj9.
Membrane 12.
Jan. 26. 'Grant for life to the king's servant John Yonge, yeoman of the crown,
Westminster, of the manors or lordships of Landehiipe and Legh Durant, co. Cornwall,
and all lands, rents, services, knights* fees, advowsons of churches, courts
leet, views of frank-pledge, warrens and all liberties and franchises belonging
to them, late of Thomas, late earl of Devon, and in the king's hands by his
forfeiture and by authority of an act in Parliament at Westminster,
4 November, 1 Edward lY. to hold the same by fealty only with issties
from 31 January, 2 Edward IV. in lieu of a like grant by letters patent of
that date, surrendered because invalid. Bj p.s.
Jan. 29. Grant, during the minority of t)ie heir, to the king's kinsman Thomas
Westminster. | Bourgchier, knight, of the custody of all lands late of William Drayton
late of the county of Northampton, tenant in chief by knight service, in
the king's hands by reason of the minority of Richard Drayton his son
and heir, with all issues from the death of the said William and with the
marriage of the heir, without disparagement, without rendering anything
to the king, and so from heir to heir. By p.s.
Feb. 1 . Licence, for 5 marks paid by him in the hanaper, for Thomas Wynde-
Westminster. sore, esquire, to enfeoff Robert Grene, esquire, John Holgrave and Thomas
Alberton of the manors of Stanewell and Westhagburn, held in chief, and
for them to re-enfeoff him and Elizabeth his wife and the heirs of their
bodies of the same, with remainder to his right heirs.
Feb. 3. Pardon to John Dynham of Nntwell, co. Devon, enquire, late one of the
Westminster, justices of the peace in the county of Devon, son and heir of John Dynham,
knight, of all issues, forfeitures, amercements, reliefs and debts due to the
king. By p,8.
Jan. 28. Grant to John Say, knight. Master William Hatteclyf, the king's secre-
Westminster. tary, and Thomas Prout, one of the esquires of the body, and their assigns,
of the collation to the next vacant prebend within the college of St. Gkorge,
Wyndesore. By p.s,
Feb. 4. Pardon to Thomas Roper, late of Bampton, co. Devon, * chapman,' of his
Westminster, outlawry in London for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to
satisfy Richard Wyse or Wysse and Philip Amersham or Amondesham,
mercers of London, of a debt of 4Z. 15«. Zd» which they recovered against
him and X3(. 4J. ail judged to them for damages, he having surrendered to
the Flete prison and satisfied the said Philip, as Robert Danby, knight,
chief justice of the Bench, has certified.
1466.
* * July 2. Grant to Thomas Radclyf, esquire, aud the male heirs of his body of the
Westminster, manors of Bollyng and Thornton, co. York, late of Robert Boiling late of
Boiling, gentleman, attainted of high treason by reason of an act by autho-
rity of Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 £dward IV, and in the
king's hands by reason of the said act, to hold the same oj the services of
as many knights' fees and as many other rents and services as they were
held by before 1 March, 1 Edward IV. By pA
5 EDWARD IV.— Part 1L 477
1466. Membrane 12— cont.
Feb. 6. Commission of assize to Richard lUyngworth, knight, and Thomas
Westminiter. Litelton in the comities of York, Northumberland, Cumberland, and West-
moreland, in the city of York and the towns of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and
Kjngeston-on -Hull.
Jan. 29. Mandate to the escheator in the county of Somerset for the restitution of
WeBtmiiister. the temporalities of the bishopric of Bath and Wells to Master Robert
Styllyngton, whom the pope has appointed bishop in the place of Thomas,
late bishop, deceased, and who has renounced everything prejudicial to the
king and his crown. [Fcedera,] By p.8.
The like to the escheators in the following counties :
Middlesex.
Oxford and Berks.
Gloucester.
Southampton.
Writ de intendendo in pursuance to the tenants.
1465. JdSMBRANB 11.
Mar. 23. Licence, in consideration of the good services of the king's kinamftn
WagtmiiiBter. John, late duke of Norfolk, against the king's adversaries, for John, now
duko of Norfolk, his son and heir, to enter freely without proof of age into
all the possessions of his father in England, Wales, and the marches of
Wala-*, Ireland and Calais which should descend to him, and to enter also
on the deaths of Katharine, duchess of Norfolk, and Eleanor, duchess of
Norfolk, into all the possessions which they hold in dower or for life of his
inheritance. Bv n «
;1466. ^P*
Jan. 30. Inspeximtis and confirmation to the burgesses of the town of Maclesfeld
Wcstmingter. of a charter dated at Westminster, 14 November, 13 Richard II. {Charter
Rollf I i-lS Bichard II, No, 10], inspecting and confirming a charter of
Edward I. when earl of Chester, dated at Guildford, 29 May, 45 Henry III.
By K. and by fine made in another charter of confirmation for the good
men and commonalty of the county of Chester.
1465.
Nov. 16. General pardon to Henry Tremeryn late of Bodrugan,* co. CornwalL
Wertmmgter. «yoman,' of all felonies, trespasses, contempts, extortions and offences
committed by him and all forfeitures of lands and goods. By p.s.
Mbubranb 10.
Nov. 19. Indenture between the king and Greorge, archbishop of York, the master
Wertminster. and the brethren of the hospital of St. Leonard, York, witnessing that
although the master and brethren and their predecessors, and the wardens
and brethren before there was a master, were seised in their demesne as of
fee and right of the hospital of housebote and haybote within the king's
forest of Galtres, co. York, for the sustenance and repair of all tl^r
mansions, messsuages, and possessioms within the city of York and for their
fuel in the hospital and their enclosures within the forest, nevertheless, for
the preservation of the forest and the king's deer in it, they will in future
take no housebote or haybote in the forest, except haybote for their en-
closures called * Lesmer,' ^ Kelsthwayt,' and * Grenthwayt,' in return for
whiuh the king grants to them his water-mills by and below his castle of
York called ' Castelmylnes ' and all issaet from the same from 18 Jnlv
4 Edward IV. j^j^
Aug. 4. Grant to the king's kinsman George, archbishop of York and his heirs
P .__.__ ^^^ assigns of the manor of Woddesdon, co. Buckingham, with the advowson
of the parish church of Woddesdon, the manors of Topsham and Exilon
liberty alias Westyeate, the fishery and conservation of the river Exe and
478
CALEl^DAE OP PATENT ROLLS.
1466.
Dec. 21.
Cawood.
Dec. 29.
Cawood.
1466.
Feb. 14.
Westminster.
Feb. 19.
Westminster.
1465.
July 23.
Westminster.
Membrane 10 — cont.
the haiidreds of WonefordyEstbudleghyWestbudlegh, and Harigge, co. Devon,
with the advowson of the prebend of Heighes and knights' fees, advowsonsy
liberties, franchises, courts leet, fairs, views of frank-pledge and all other
liberties, commodities and profits, in the king's hands by reason of an act of
Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward lY. and all Issues from
4 March, 1 Edward IV. to hold by fealty only. ' By K.
Whereas on 11 March, 6 Edward IV . by letters patent the king granted
to John, earl of Worcester, and Honry Torkington the custody of the
houses of the messuages situated on the bank called ' le Tour Wharf ' by
the city of London abutting on the river Thames towards the south, a
parcel of land on the said wharf 40 feet in length from the said messuage
and 26 feet in breadth from the river Thames on which Robert Cony,
' joynour/ deceased, built a new mansion, a shop opposite the said parcel of
land between the moat of the Tower and the highway on the wharf with a
mansion newly built, a messuage on the wharf in which John Elingham,
deceased, lately dwelt with a garden adjacent, containing 100 feet in breadth
from the great western gate and the office of the keeper of the king's tents
to the east end of the garden, and 3 paces in length, and all other messuages
on the wharf with gardens and vacant plots from the gate of the Tower by
the hospital of St. Katharine to the gate called ' le Postryn ' on the south, to
hold the same for three years from the Purification then last past at a rent
of 10 marks yearly and 20cf. increment, with the provision that if anyone
else wished to give more for the custody they should pay as much if they
vrished to have it; the king, in consideration of the service of Thomas
Grey, king's servant, hereby grants the custody to WUliam Hulyn, alder-
man of London, and the said Thomas Grey, esquire, from Ghiistmas next
for the life of Bichard ap Bees, rendering as much as above and 12€^. more
and supporting all charges, with allowance for any annuities or sums of
money that may be granted from the issues of the premises. By p.s.
Presentation of John Elom, chaplain, to the parish church of Bulwell,
in the diocese of York, void by the death of John Grenehill, last parson.
Whereas Bobert Harecourte of Stawnton Harecourte, co. Oxford, knight,
Thomas Erdyngton of Barowe upon Sore, co. Leicester, knight, WilUam
Brownyng of Milburye, co. Dorset, esquire, and William Harecourte of
Maxstoke, co. Warwick, esquire, by writings obligatory dated 8 June, 2
Edward IV. were bound to the king in 133/. 1 \s. Q\d. to be paid at Easter
then following iind in the same sum to be paid at Christmas, 1463, the king
hereby pardons the said Thomas the said sums. By p.s.
Presentation of John Gybbys, chaplain, to the parish church of Leve-
lond, in the diocese of Canterbury, void by the resignation of William
Beverley, kst parson.
Mandate to the escheator in the county of Somerset for the restitution of
the temporalities of the Benedictine abbey of SS. Peter and Paul,
Mochelney, in the diocese of Bath and Wells, to Dan William Croke-
horn, prior of the monastery, whose election as abbot Nicholas Carent,
dean of the cathedral church of Wells, and Hugh Sugar, treasurer of the
same church, keepers of the spiritualities of the bishopric of Bath and
Wells, now vacant, have confirmed, and whose fealty the king has ordered
to be taken by the abbot of Glastonbury.
Writ de intendendo in pursuance to the tenants.
Membrane 9.
Nov. 21. Presentation of Bichard Salter, chaplain, lo the parish church of Suth-
Westminfter, wotton, in the diocese of Norwich.
6 EDWARD IV.— Pakt II. 479
1455, Membrane 9 — cont,
Nov. 23. Freseutation of Alexandei* Godjng, chaplain, to the parish church of
Westminster. Leveland, in the diocese of Canterbury.
Dec. S. Presentation of WilUani Eggremont to the parish church of Gosford, of
Durham. the jurisdiction of Bichemond. The letters are directed to John Shirwode,
archdeacon of Richmond.
Nov. 20. Grant to Thomas Stonore, esquire, of 100 marks from the issues of the
Westminster, counties of Oxford and Berks. By p.s.
Nov. 22. General pardon to Alice late the wife of Richard atte Welle late of
Westminster. Lederede, co. Surrey, * husbondman/ alias * yoman.' By p.s.
■Nov. 20. Pardon to John Holcot alias Hulcot, esquire, and Alice his wife,
Westxniniter. one of the daughters and heirs of John Houghton, esquire, tenant in
chi^f, and sister and heir of Elizabeth, another of the said daughters and
heirs, and tenant of her lands, of all offences committed by them and all
issues, fines, amercements, relie£9, sfcutages, debts, accounts and arrears duB
to the king. By p.s.
VaccUed because elsewhere below,
Nov. 20. Grant to the king's servitor Nicholas Harpisfeld, esquire, of 40/. in
Westminster, which John Vessy of St. Albans, co. Hertford, * gentilman,' is bound to the
king for not appearing before him at a certain day to find security for
keeping the peace towards Agnes Shotbolt and the whole people, as he
undertook at Westminster in Hilary term, 3 Edward lY. at the hands of
the sheriff of Essex and Hertford or any other officers or ministers of the
king who may be charged with the same at the Exchequer or the heirs
of the said John or the tenants of his lands or the executors of his will.
By p.8.
Nov. 20. Pardon to John Holcot or Hulcote, esquire, and Alice his wife as above.
Westminster. By p.s.
Nov. 16. Grant to John Harley, esquire, and the heirs male of his body of the
Westmmster. manor of Burton Pedwardyn, co. Lincoln, with the advowson of the parish
church of Burton Pedwardyn, late of Thomas Daniell, esquire, attainted of
high treason by an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1
Edward IV. and in the king's hands by his forfeiture, to hold the same by
the services of as many knights' fees and as many other rents and services
as they were held by before 4 March, 1 Edward lY. By p.s.
Nov. 20. General pardon to Bichard Hoton of Hotonruff, co. Cumberland,
Westminster. « gentilman.' By p.s.
Dec. 1. Grant to the king's kinsman John, earl of Worcester, of all goods and
Cawood. chattels late of Edward EUismere, esquire, belonging to the king by reason
of divers high treasons of which he was attainted by authority ol Parlia-
ment at Westminster, 1 Edward lY. By K.
1466.
Jan. 9. Pardon to James Haryngton, knight, alias James Harington, esquire.
Sheriff Hntton. late escheator in the county of York, of all offences committed by him
before 1 November last and all fines, amercements, forfeited issues, debts,
accounts and arrears due from him to the king. By p.s.
1465.
March 5. Grant for life to Edmund Fitz William, esquire, of the king's household
Westminster. (famulo)f and Bichard FitzWilliam, knight, his son, king's servant, of
the office of constable of the king's castle of Gonnesburgh, co. York, with
the accustomed fees, in lieu of a like grant of the same to the said Edmund
by letters patent of the king's father, surrendered. By p.s.
480 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1466, Mbmbraneb 8 and 7.
Jan. SL Grant for life to the kinoes consort Elizabeth, queen of England, in lieu
Westmmiter. of divers f^nts to her by several letters patent, which are to a great part
invalid, or IQ2U 15«. Qd. yearly from the farm of the town of Bristol, 20/.
yearly from the farm of the borough or town of Bedford at the hands of
the men of the town or the sheriff of Bedford and Buckingham, 20/. yearly
from the fee farm of the city of Norwich and the rent of augmentation of
the same, 10/. yearly from the custody of the assize of bread and ale in
the University of Cambridge at the hands of the chancellor of the
University, the vice chancellor, the sheriff of Cambridge and Huntingdon
or the bailiffs of the town of Cambridge, 50 marks yearly which the abbot,
prior and convent of St. Albans render to the king for the voidance of the
abbey and its temporalities at their hands or the hands of |the sheriff of
Essex and Hertford, 15/. yearly from the farm of Radewell at the hands of
the heirs of Hugh de Veer and Denise de Monte Caniso late his wife or the
said sheriff, 60/. yearly from the farm of the manor and hundred of Barton,
Bristol, CO. Gloucester, at the hands of the sheriff of Gloucester, 40/.
yearly from the farm of the town of Kyngesthorpe alias Thorpe, co.
Northampton, at the hands of the men of the town or the sheriff of
Northampton, 15/. yearly from the farm of the manor of Falwesley, co.
Northampton, at the hands of Simon son of Robert de Daventre and his
heirs or the said BheriflT, 40/. yearly from the farm of the town of Ipswich,
CO. Suflolk, at the hands of the burgesses or the sheriff of Norfolk and
Suffolk, 40/. yearly which the abbot, prior and convent of St. EdmundB
render to the king for the custody of the abl>ey and its temporalities at their
hands or the hands of the said sheriff, 9/. 16«. 9c/. yearly from the surplus-
. age of the manor of Lowestoft and the hundred of Luddynglond, co.
Suffolk, at the hands of the heirs male of Michael de la Pole, earl of
Suffolk, and other castles, manors, lands, and rents, specified in the seventh
roll of Henry V. assigned to the said Michael and his heirs and assigns to
the value of 500/. yearly, or the said sheriff*, 54/. 12^. yearly from the farm
of the town of Nottingham, at the hands of the men or the sheriff of the
towu, 40/. yearly from the farm of the town of Derby at the hands of the
men of the town or the sheriff of the counties of Nottingham and Derby,
40/. yearly for the manor of Hedyngton with the hundred of Bolyngdene
without the north gate of Oxford at the hands of William Wylcotes,
esquire, and his heirs or the sheriff of O^ord and Berks, 20/. yearly from
the fee farm of the town of Dorchester at the hands of the burgesses or the
sheriff of Somerset and Dorset, 12/, yearly from the farm of the manor of
Pourestoke, co. Dorset, at the hands of John de Wroxhale and his heirs or
the said sheriff, 15/. yearly for the hundred of Calne and a water-mill in
Calne, co. Wilts, at the hands of William la Zouche of Toteaeys, knight,
and his heirs or the sheriff of Wilts, 35/. yearly from the farm of the town
of Oxford, 46/. yearly from the farm and increment of the town of South-
ampton at the hands of the men or sheriff of the town, 10/. yearly from the
farm of two parts and the third part of the manor of Grodyngton, in the
counties of Oxford and Buckingham, at the hands of Richard Dammory and
his heirs or the sheriff of Oxford or Buckingham, 12/. yearly from the farm
or custody of the town of Shaftesbury at the hands of the abbess and convent
of Shaftesbury or the sheriff of Somerset and Dorset, 12/. yearly from the
farm of Kyngton at the hands of Nicholas de Segrave or the sheriff of
Warwick and Leicester, 100«. yearly from the farm of the wapentake of
Goscote at the hands of the said Nidiolas or the said sheriff, 116f. yearly
from the farm of a moiety of the town of Tamworth and the increment of the
same at the hands of the men of the town or the said sheriff, 12/. 18f. S\d.
from the fee farm of the hundred of Framlond, co. Leicester, at the hands
of Roger Beller or the said sheriff, 108^. Ad, yearly from the farm of the
honour of Peverell, Boulogne and Hagenet with members and appurtenances
6 EOWABD IV.— Part II. 481
1466. Membranes 8 and 7 — eont
in the counties of Buckingham, Northampton and Leicester, and the
castle and honour of Huntjngdon with members and appurtenances
in the counties of Huntyngdon, Cambridge, Bedford, Buckingham
and Northampton, late of John Hastynges, late earl of Pembroke,
with courts leet, rents, views of frank-pledge, liberties and other
customs belonging to the said honours, at the hands of the said John
and his heirs or the sheriffs of Huntingdon, Cambridge, Bedford, Bucking-
ham and Northampton, 105 marks from the farm of the town of Cambridge
and tho increment of the same at the hands of the mayor, bailiffs and
burgesses or the sheriff of Cambridge and Huntingdon, 20/. yearly from
the fai m of the town of Malmesbury with the three hundreds pertaining to
it at the hands of the abbot and convent of Malmesbury or the sheriff of
Wilts, 12/. yearly from the fee farm of the manor of Forde at the hands of
Nicholas de Audeley brother and heir of Thomas son and heir of James de
Audeley or the sheriff of Salop, 20/. 17«. 6d. yearly from the farm of the
town of Shrewsbury and the old and new increments of the same at the
hands of the men of the town or the said sheriff, 10/. 6x. Sd, yearly from
the fee farm of the manor of Rowley, co. Stafford, at the hands of the abbot
and convent of Halesoweyne or the sheriff of the county, and 9/. yearly from
the custody of the manors of Kynefare and Storton and the forest of Kyne-
fare which Edward atte Wode, king's yeoman, held at a like farm for the
life of Henry de Mortuo Mari of his grant, at the hands of Hugh Tyrdl,
brother and heir of John Tyrel], and his heirs or the said sheriff, all the
rent at the ward of tho king's castle of Northampton and from the fee of
Chokes in the counties of Northampton, Bedford, Buckingham, Lincoln and
Leicester, viz. lOs. from each fee, with the prises in the town of Northampton
belonging to the constableship of the castle, the herbage within the castle
and without in the moats of the castle, the meadow and fijshery belonging
to the castle, the castle, lordship and forest of Bokyngham with appur-
tenances between the bridges of Staunford and the gates of Oxford, the
supervision, herbage and pannage in the land of Benefeld, the bailly Uiere
called * Bokyngham Baylly,' the king's parks of Bryzstoke and Clyffe and
the foreign woods there called * Brysstoke Baylle ' and * Clyffe Baylle,' the
supervision of vert and venison in the said forest, parks and baillies, the
manor of Kyngesclyffe, co. Northampton, the town, manor or lordship of
Bryggestoke or Bryxstoke, co. Northampton, the hundred of Falwesley,
CO. Northampton, and the office of bailiff of the whole hundred, the manor
of Great Wrattyng alias Talworth Wrattyng, co. Suffolk, the manor or
lordship of Haveryng atte Boure with all lands, rents, services, heriots,
reliefs, escheats, views of frank-pledge, courts, perquisites, fairs, markets
and advowsons, the manor or lordship of Bradwell and the castle, manor
or lordship of Hadlegh or Hadley, co. Essex, the lordship and hundred
of Odiham, co. Southampton, the manor or lordship of Gedyngton,
CO. Northampton, the manors and lordships of Cokeham and Bray, co.
Berks, with meadows, feedings, pastures, woods, groves, fairs, markets, waters,
fisheries, courts, views of frank-pledge, hundreds, wapentakes, chattels,
waifs, strays, liberties and other customs and proiitd, all lands, rents, pas-
tures and purprestures in the parish of Bray in the forest of Wyndesore and
assarts, wastes and purprestures with minute rents and farms within the
forest of Wyndesore and the said manors and lordships of Cokeham and
Bray, late of Humphrey, late duke of Gloucester, the seven hundreds
of Cokeham and Bray with their issues, two parts of the manor
or lordship of Swaloufeld, co. Berks, the manor or lordship of Hamstede
Marshall with the park, views of frank-pledge, courts, sgistments, herbage,
pannage, waters, fisheries and other appurtenances, co. Berks, the manor of
Benham alias Benham Lovell, co. Berks, two messuages, two camcates of
land, 40 acres of meadow and 20 acres of wood in Holbenham and West-
broke, CO, Berks, the manor of Benstede and Walton alias Wauton, co.
« WJU. H H
482 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
14g6^ Membranes 8 and 7 — cent.
Surrey, with the park and warren and all lands in Charlewode, co. Surrey,
the caistle, manor, park, borough and lordship of Devyse, the town of Roude,
the forests of Melkesham, Pevesham and Chippenham^ the lordship of
Marleburgh with the manor of Barton by Marleburgh and the borough of
Marleburgh, co. Wilts, with hamlets, meadows, feedings, pastures, woods,
underwoods, mills, waters^ fisheries, stews, warrens, coney-warrens, the hun>
dreds of Selkelley and perquisites of the court of Barton by Marleburgh, waifs,
strays, escheats and other profits and all assarts within the forest of Saver-
nake with agistments and pannage within the forest, which Humphrey, late
duke of Gloucester, held, the manor of Langley Marreys, co. Buckingham,
the manor of Wyrardesbury, co. Buckingham, the manors of Tuderley and
Lokerley, co. Southampton, with waifs and strays, the manor, town and
barton of Gyllyngham, co. Dorset, the lordship or manor of Cosseham, co*
Wilts, the manor aud lordship of Fekenham and the forest of Fekenham,
CO. Worcester, and the manor of Merston Meysy, co. Wilts, to hold from
Michaelmas, 4 Edward IV. with all courts leet, views of frank-pledge,
serrices, knights' fees, wards, marriages, reliefs, escheats, advowsons, free
customs, fairs, markets, chaces, warrens, parks, liberties, franchises and
commodities. By K.
Membrane 7 — cont,
Feb. 17. Itispeximus and confirmation to the stannary-men of the county of Com-
>yestiniustcr. wall of letters patent dated 1 July, 18 Richard IL inspecting aud confirming-
letters patent dated 24 January, 18 Edward III. being an exemplification
of a charier dated 19 October, 16 Edward III. [Charier Boll, 16 Edward
III^ No. 3,] confirming a charter dated 10 April, 33 Edward I. [Charter
Roily 33 Edward /, No, 40] ; aud grant to them that they and their
servants may enter the king's forest of Dertmore, co. Devon, and dig turf
there to take to Cornwall to melt their tin with, with pasture for their beasts^
provided that they pay the accustomed dues, as the lands, moors, wastes^
and groves in their own county have been so devastated of turf by their
digging by virtue of the above letters patent that they cannot get enough
turf to melt their tin and have left many mines unworked, to the diminution
of the king's custom of the coinage of tin of 300 marks and more yearly.
By p.s.
Feb. 25. Pardon to Hugh Brice, citizen and goldsmith of London, of all actions of
Westminster, the king against him by reason of any occupation of the office of the king's
mints and exchanges within the realm or any working of money contrary
to the form of indentures between the king and the master of the mints or
any statutes before 30 January last or any pledging, alienation, sale, for-
feiture, receipt or delivery of any jewels or goods of the king entrusted to
him before that date. By p.s.
F<^b. S:2. Grant to William Hastynges, knight, lord of Hastynges, and his heirs
WestntiDsiter. and assigns of three messuages in the parish of St. Michael commonly
called * Paternoster Chirche * alia* * Whittyngton College ' in the ward
of Vintry, London, late of William Weynsford or Waynesford late of
London, esquire, and in the king's hands by reason of his forfeiture by
virtue of an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV.
by pretext of which he was attainted of high reason, to hold in free burgage
by fealty and the rent of \d. yearly, and all issues of the same from 4 March,
1 Edward IV. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled^ because the king granted the same
to John Yonge^ knighiy and his heirs and assigns by other letters patent
on 30 July J 12 Edward IV.
5 EDWARD IV.— Part IL 483
X4j66. Membrane 6.
Feb. 10. Licence for Peter Arderne, knight, one of the justices of the Bench, or
Wesoninster. his heirs and executora to found two perpetual chantries, one of one per-
petual chaplain to celebrate divine service at the altar of Holj Trinity in
• ,. the chapel of Holy Trinity and St. Mary the Virgin n^wly built by
him in the church of Latton, co. Essex, and the other of another perpetual
chaplain to celebrate divine service at the altar of St. Peter and St.
Katharine in the same church, for the good estate of the king and his
consort Elizabeth, queen of England, and their heirs and the said Peter and
Katharine his wife and for their souls after death and the souls of tho
relatives and benefactors of the said Peter and Katharine and all for whom
he is bound to pray ; to be called the chantries of Peter Arderne^ knight,
at those altars ; and licence for the alienation in mortmain by him or his
heirs, executors and assigns to each of the said chaplains of lands, tenements,
rents, services and possessions, not held in chief, to the value of 10 marks
yearly for their sustenance. By p.e.
March 1. Pardon to William Hurde alioM Horde of Lawthier by Fowy^ co. Cornwall,
Westminster, esquire, alias late of Fowy^ alias ' gentilman,' of all fines, debts, issues and
amercements due from him to the king. By p.s.
March 4. Grant for life to Robert Huet of the town of Newcastle on Tyne and
Westmiueter. Mary his daughter of lOOs. yearly from all the minute farms and seijeantie»
exacted under the name of the sheriff of the town and all other farms and
issues from the county of the town. By K.
Vacated because in the sixth year,
Jan. 30. Jnspeximus and confirmation to John Leynton of a writing of Humphrey
Weetminster. Bourgchier, knight, lord Cromwell, one of the chamberlains of the receipt of
the Exchequer, under his seal at arms dated 31 August, 5 Edward IV,
granting to the said John for life the said office of one of the chamberlains
of the receipt of the Exchequer with the appointment of one of the ushers
of the Exchequer and other officers, as granted to himself by letters patent
dated 17 July, 4 Edward IV; pardon to the said Hmnphrey and John of
their trespasses in this matter ; and confirmation to the said John for life of
the said office and all fees thereof. By p.s.
Feb. 27. Grant to the king's servitor Richard Arther, in furtherance of a grant to
Westmiotter. him by letters patent dated 20 July, 1 Edward IV. (see p. 46,) that he may
retain the 26/. yearly there mentioned from the farm of 46/. I7s. there
mentioned from that date, as he has liitherto had no allowance of the same.
By p.s.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled^ because the king granted to him
the custody of the lands late of Robert Ken in the county of Somerset on
26 Marchy 9 Edward IV.
Meubeane 5.
Feb. h. Revocation of the protection witli clause volumus for one year, granted on
Westminster. 26 January last by letters patent to Giles Ghelabeke alias Van Glambeko
of the parish of St. Peter within the Tower of London, ' skynner,' staying
on the king's service in the company of Ralph Wolseley, esquire, victualler
of the town and castle of Calais and the marches, on the safe^ustody,
defence and victualling of tlie same, because he delays at Suthwerk, co.
Surrey, as appears by certificate of the sheriff.
Feb. 3. Grant to Thomas Philippes late of the parish of Cowlyng, co. Kent,
Westmingter. 'gentilman,' of all the goods and chattels forfeited by him for certain
felonies of which he was indicted before the justices of the peace in that
county. By p,8.
HH 2
484 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1466. Membrane 5— cofi^
Feb. 3. Grant for life to Thomas Tirjngham, esquire, of the office of forester of
Wcstnainster. ^awestbaillj ' within the king's forest of Purbjk, co. Dorset, with the
acoastomed fees from the issues of the counties of Somerset and Dorset.
Bj p.8.
Feb. 4. Pardon to John Bothe, bishop of Exeter, master, warden or guardian of
Westminster, the college or collegiate church of St. Mary, Mamcestre, of all offences
committed bj him against the statute of provisors. [^Fcedera.] Bj p.8.
1465.
Not. 16. Grant to the king^s kinsman John NeyjU, knight, earl of Northumber-
Wefttminster. land, and the heirs male of his bodj of the manors or lordships of Wjrmjngej
and Scroweteby, co. Norfolk, the manors of Holoughton, co. Leicester.
Shelford, Stokebardolf and Gedljng, co. Nottingham, and Welbey, co.
Suffolk, and the castle, manor or lordship of Wresell, co. York, with
advowsons, knights' fees, courts, markets, fairs, leets, views of frank-pledge,
and other commodities, in the kine's hands bj reason of an act of Parlia-
ment at Westminster, 4 March (stc), 1 Edward IV. and the tower of Bjwell
with all rents, services, customs and appurtenances in the countj of North-
umberland, in the king's hands as above, and all issues from the above
from 4 March, 1 Edward IV. ; without rendering anything. By K.
1466.
Feb. 7. General pardon to John Boisuylie of Warsop, co. Nottingham,
Westminster. * gentilman,' of all offences committed by him before 5 January last : and
grant that he may receive all moneys due to him by any person to that date.
By p.s.
Feb. 1. Grant to Nicholas 6aynesford, esquire, one of the ushers of the king's
Westminster, chamber, and the heirs of his body ot the manor or lordship of Shalford
Clifford, CO. Surrey, with the park and warren, advowsons of churches, wards,
marriages, reliefs, escheats, liberties, franchises, courts, loots, views of
frank-pledge and other things, late of John, late lord of Clifford, attainted
of high treason by an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November,
1 Edward IV. and in the king's hands by his forfeiture, and a messuage or
demesne plot in Netherbumeham, a messuage, two cottages, 234 acres of
land, 63 acres of meadow, 12 acres of wood, 6 acres of marsh and 7 Is. rent
in Netherbumeham, Upperbumeham, Westwode, Owston, Epworth,
Estlande and Haxay within the Isle of Azeholme, co. Lincoln imd I6s.
rent in Mesterton late of John Penycok late of Byflete, co. Surrey, esquir^
attainted of high treason by the said act, and in the king's hands by his
forfeiture, to hold by the services of as many knights' fees and as many
other rents and services as they were held by before 4 March, 1 Edward IV.,
and all issues from the said 4 November. By p.s.
1465.
June 4. Grant to William Laken, one of the justices of the King's Bench, for
Westminster, the better maintenance of his estate, of 110 marks yearly at the hands of
the clerk or keeper of the hanaper or the customers in the ports of London,
Bristol and Kyngeston on Hull, according to the form of an act in Parlia-
ment at Westminster, 18 Henry YI. and also 106«. M^d. and the sixth
part of ^d. yearly at Christmas for a robe with fur and 66#. 6d. yearly at
Whitsuntide for a robe with lining. By K.
Nov. 10. €hrant for life to the king's brother George, duke of Clarence, of a plot
Westminiter. in the parish of St. Andrew, London, called * the kynges warderobe,' with
tenements, rents and services belonging thereto. By K.
MSMBRANB 4.
Nov. 14. Licence for the acquisition in mortmain by Thomas, the pry>r, and the
Westminster, convent of St. Mary, Walsyngham, of the order of St. Augustine, and their
6 EDWARD IV.— Paiit IL 486
1465. Membrane Ar^cotU.
successors of lands, tenements, rents and other possessions to the value of
40/. yearly, in relief of their poor possessions, that thej maj' pray for the
good estate of the king and Elizabeth, queen of England, his consort, and
for the king's soul after death. By p.s«
Oct. 27. ^Pardon to John Lynton late of Kyngesbromley, co. Stafford, ' yoman/ of
Westminster, his outlawry in the county of Middlesex for not appearing before the
justices of the Bench on the octaves of the Purification to make answer to
the king, he having surrendered to the Flete prison, as Bobert Danby,
knight, chief justice of the Bench, has certified.
1466.
Jan. 16. Revocation of the protection with clause volumut^ for one year, lately
Wefltminiiter. granted by letters patent to Thomas Medewold late of Norwich, ' loder,'
alias Thomas Methewold, ' carier,' then etaying'on the king's service in the
company of Ralph Wolsley, king's esquire, victualler of the town and castle
ol Calais, on the safe-custody, defence and victualling of the same and the
marches in the parts of Pic&rdy, because he delays at Highham by Norwich,
CO. Norfolk, as appears by certificate of the sheriff of the county.
Feb. 1. Inspeximus and confirmation to William Muskham, chaplain, vicar of
Westminster, the church of St. Mary, Lincoln, of letters patent dated 20 November,
3 Edward III. confirming to the vicar 40«. yearly from the taim of the city
of Lincoln granted by letters patent of Edward II. to celebrate divine
service in the church for the soub of Edward IT. and Isabella, queen
of England. For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
1465.
July 5. Pardon to Thomas Parisshe, merchant of the staple of Calais, aliof
Vfestminster. Thomas Parysof Boston, co. Lincoln, ' gentilman,' of all offences committed
by him and all fines, debts, amercements, actions and impeachments, pro-
vided that this pardon does not extend to any debts which he owes to the
king by any writing obligatory, recognisance or mainprise or any debt or
account for any office. By p.s.
The like to John Swanne, merchant of the staple aforesaid, alias John
Swanne of Kyogeston on Hull, merchant. By p.s.
1466.
Feb. 28. Grant to Walter Wrottesley, knight, and the heirs male of his body of
Vfestminster. tho manors or lordships of Mere, Clynt or Clent and Hondesworth and the
advowsons of the churches of Hondesworth and Forton, co. Stafford, and
the manors of Ramsham or Rammesham and PoundeknoUe or Penpole and
the advowson of the church of Ramsham, co. Dorset, with knights*
fees, parks, warrens, franchises, liberties, courts, views of frank-pledge,
fisheries and other profite, late of James, late earl of Wiltshire, rebel, attainted
of high treason by virtue of an act of Parliament at Westminster, 4 Novem-
ber, 1 Edward IV. to hold by the services of as many knights' fees and as
many other rents and services as they were held by before 1 March,
1 Edward IV. and all issues of the same from 6 January, 2 Edward IV ;
and pardon to him of all debts, accounts and demands due from him before
18 March last. By pji.
1465.
Nov. 26. Grant to Edmund Croucestre and Richard Crouccstre and the heirs
Westminster, male of their bodies of the manor or lordship of North Charleton with its
members and 4 messuages, 100 acres of land and 60 acres of wood in
Westditchburn, co. Northumberland, late of John Beaumount, esquire, and
in the king's hands by his forfeiture by reason of an act in Parliament at
Westminster, 4 November, J Edward IV. by pretext of which he was
attainted of high treason, to hold by the accustomed service, and all isaoes
of the same from 4 March, 1 Edward IV. By p.8.
486 CALENDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1465. Membrane 3.
May 2. Grant to the king^s sister Anne the wife of Henrj, late duke of
Westminster. Exeter, that all the possessions granted to her and the heirs of her body
by her said husbatd, with remainder to the heire of her body, by letters
patent dated 22 J>ecember9 1 Edward lY. {see p. 104,) shall remain to her
heirs if she die without issue ; and grant to her and her heirs of the
manors of Merton, co. Westmoreland, and Langton, co. York, with knights'
fees and advowsons ; grant that she and her heirs may have in all the fuore-
eaid premises and in the manors of Bocheford, Foolenesse, Esthall, Southali
and Leigh, co. Essex, wreck of sea, all mines of silyer, lead, tin and any
other metal, chattels of felons, fugitiyes and outlaws, waif and stray,
treasure trove, deodands and other profits ; and grant to her of all issues
from all the possessions specified in the said letters patent By K.
1466.
Feb. 6. General pardon to William Morysson late of London, * yoman ' alias
Westminster. « fuller,' and Agnes his wife. By p.s.
Jan. 22, Licence for John de Boyvile, esquire, to found a perpetual almshouse of
Stamford, one chaplain and three poor men at Stokfaston, co. Leicester, by the church
of the town, for the celebration of divine service yearly in the church for his
good estate and for his soul after death, and to grant in mortmain to them
lands, tenements and rents to the value of 10/. yearly. [Jfomu/icoit.]
By p.s*
March 3. Grant to Walter Devereux, king's knight, whom the king has raised to
Westminster, the rank of baron, and the heirs of his body, for his good service against
Henry YI. Henry, late duke of Exeter, Jasper, earl of Pembroke, and
James, earl of Wiltshire, and other rebels, of the manor and lordship of Sutton
Courtenay, the advowson of the parish church of Sutton Courtenay and
twelve messuages, 300 acres of land, 100 acres of pasture, 30 acres of
meadow, 20 acres of w<xxl, 4 knights' fees and 10/. rent in Sutton Courtenay
and Haukeryge, co. Berks, and the manor of Hyllesdon or Hyldesdon and six
messuages, 100 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 20 acres of pasture, 20
acres oi wood and 20«. rent iu Hillesdon, co. Buckingham, late of Thomas
, Courtenay, late earl of Devon, and in the king's hands by reason of his for-
feiture and by virtue of an act of forfeiture in Parliament at Westminster,
4 November, 1 E<lward lY. a moiety of the manor of Richardescaslell, in
the counties of Hereford and Salop, late of William Yaux, knight, and in the
king*s hands by reason of his forfeiture and the act aforesaid, all the king's
tenement brewhouse called ^ le Walshmau ' in Fleteitrete without Ludgate in
the ward of Faryndon Without in the parish of St. Martin by Ludgate^
London, and two shops annexed to it, a moiety of the manor or lordship of
Longe Compton, ca Warwick, and the manors of Oxenhale» Graunsomysocle
and Coldaston, co. Gloucester, late of James, late earl of Wiltshire, and in the
king's hands by reason of his forfeiture and the act aforesaid, the manor of
Tyltoui fourteen messuages, four tofta, 24 virgates of land, 80 acres of
meadow, 2 acres of pasture, 30 acres of wood and lOf. rent in Tylton, co.
Leicester, three messuages, eight tofts, ten virgates of land, 10 acres of
meadow and 20$, rent in Byllesden and a toft and 2 virgates of land in Hal*
lested, CO. Leicester, and six messuages, 200 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow
and 20«. rent in Eyncsbury and Oiford, co. Huntirgdon, late of Sverard
Dygby, esquiie, and in the king's hands by reason of his forfeiture and the
act aforesaid, and the manors of Bamburgh and Elky ngton and ten messuages,
200 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow, 60 acres of pasture, 40 acres of wood
and 20#. rent in Bamburgh and Elkyngton, co. Lincoln, late of William
Tayleboys, knight, and in the king's hands by reason of his forfeiture and the
act aforesaid, with knights' fees, advowsons, courts, leets, views of frank-
pledge, parks, warrens, stews, fairs, markets, liberties, franchises and other
5 EDWARD IV.— Pabt n. 487
1466, Membrane 3 — cont.
profits, to hold from 4 March, 1 Edward IV. bv the accustomed services,
vf with all issues from that date. By E.
1
! 1465. MSMBRANB 2.
July 6, Pardon to Johu Crosscby, merchant of the staple of Calais, alias Crosby
Westminster, of London, * grocer,' alias Croseby, * marchont,' of all offences committed by
him and all fines, debts, amercement<«, actions and impeachments, proyided
that this pardon does not extend to any debts which he owes to the king
by any writing obligatory, recognisance, or mainprise or any debt or account
for any office. By p.s.
The like to the following merchants of the staple : —
William Bracebrigge or Brasebrjg of London, * draper.' By p.s.
Philip Hardben or Hardeben of London, * grocer/ By p.s.
John Parker of Faringdon, co. Betks« * marchant.' By p.s.
Robert Onley of Coventry, * marchant ' alicu * gentilman.' By p.s.
John Tate the elder of London, ' alderman ' alias * mercer.' By p.s.
Robert Why te of Farnham, ' merchant.' By p.s.
Thomas Wymark late of Sandwich, * marchant.' By p.s.
William Brereley late of Peterburgh, * marchant.' By p.s.
John Challey late of Boston, * merchant.' By p.s.
Ralph Gerald or Gerrard of Calais, merchant. By p.s.
John Qoderyk of Boljngbroke, co. Lincoln, ' marchaunt.' By p.s.
Robert Sutton of Boston, co. Lincoln, ' marchaunt,' By p.s.
John Rybelyng of Boston, co. Lincoln, < marchauut.'
John Haghous or Hagus of Esterkell, co. Lincoln, < marchaunt.'
John ^\ode, citizen and grocer of London. By p.s.
Thomas Lokton of NotyngBam, ' marchaunt.' By p.s.
Nicholas Sharpe of Coggeshnll, co. Essex, esquire, late one of the
collectors of the custom of wool, hides and wool-fells in the port of
London. By p.8«
John Hanworthe«
1466. Mbmbranb 1.
March 2. Grant to the dean and canons of the college or free chapel of St. Stephen
Westminster, within the palace of Westminster that they mtiy appoint constables, reves,
bailiffs or bedels in their lordships, manors, fees and possessions, that their
men and tenants there shall not be elected as constables, reeves, bailiffs,
bedels, or other ofiicers of the king, that no officer of the king shall meddle
therein, and that they shall hare all goods called mainour taken with any
person in the said lands, by whatsoever judge adjudged, and craspic and
all kind of fish coming ashore; and pardon to them of all donations,
alienations and peiquisitions of lands in mortmain without licence. By K.
1465.
April 12. Grant to Johu Fereby and his heirs male of a messuage in Tud worth,
Westminster. 19 acres of land lying in the fields there, 6^ acres of meadow lying
in the meadows there and two little closes <»lled ' Wamerr Croftes'
in Thorne and Hatfeld which John Grayve son of Robert Grayve and
Alice his wife lately held in chief at will according to the custom of the
king's manor of BLattefeld by copy of court roll, and which at the king's
court of Hatfeld held on 8 October, 4 Edward IV. before John, earl of
Northumberlaml, then steward, were delivered into the king's hands for
the use of the said John and were granted by the said steward to the said
John and his heirs to hold by copy of court roll ; to hold the same by the
same rent by which the said John Grave and Alice his wife held them.
By p^.
488 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1465. Membrane 1 — eont.
No^. 12. Exemplification^ at the request of Richard, bishop of Salisbury, of the
Westminster, tenor of the enrolment of letters patent dated 15 April, 11 Edward III»
restoring to Robert, then bishop, a free chace in his wood of Bissh^pesbere
and other lands and woods within the forest of Wjndesore and libertj of
hunting and taking game within the chace. IF^edera.']
Membrane 30cf.
June 5. Commission of oyer and terminer to Nicholas Ayssheton, Walter Moile,
Weetminster. John Colshull, knight, John ArundeD, knight, Richard Feupons, Thomas
Bere the elder and Thomas Clemens, on complaint by Richs^ Tomyov of
the county of Cornwall, merchant, that Henry Bodrugan late of Bodrugan^
CO. Cornwair, esquire, Richard Masseley late of Bynnarton, co. Cornwall,
' gentilman,* William Tredre late of Tredre, co. Cornwall, * gentylman,' John
!Nycoll late of Bodmyn, co. Cornwall, ' gentilman,' John Dolfyn late of
Kernyk in the parish of Luxulian, co. Cornwall, ^ husbondman,' John
Dolfyn of Nans of the parish of Luxulian, * laborer,' Thomas Wylcok late
of Lostwythiell, co. Cornwall, * peutrer,* Johu Gylard late of Tregony-
burgh, CO. Cornwall, * peutrer,' William Hourde late of Lostwythiell,
* gentilman,* John Wyllyams late of Helstonburgh, co. Cornwall, clerk,
Richard Treluven of Ti-eluven, co. Cornwall, « gentilman,' John Gay late of
Bodennek, co. Cornwall, ' yoman,' and Henry Jakraulyn late of Tukoys, co.
Cornwall, ^ yoman,' with other persons to the number of a hundred lay in
ambush and assaulted him at Lostwythiell and Seintcolombe Overe and
carried off 100 pieces of white tin belonging to him at Lostwythiell, Overe-
wodeland and Combe by Lambfordmylle.
June 7. Commission to William Bourghchier of Fitzwareyn, knight, Humphrey
Westminster. Stafford of Suthwyk, knight, John Colshill, knight, John Arundell, knight,
and the sheriff of Cornwall to arrest Hugh Courtenay, knight, Thomas
Adam, William Webbe and John Brient of Perrewen, co. Cornwall,
possessors and victuallers of a ship called lej^acker and bring them before
the king in Chancery on the morrow of Midsummer.
June 8. Commission to Thomas Grene to take certain cannons and habiliments
Westminster, of war and other things pertaining to the king's artillery which are kept in
a place of John, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, called Ecclesale and
other places within the county of Chester, and to deliver them to the king's
kinsman John, earl of Worcester, who is going to Ireland with an armed
force for the safe-custody of that land.
June 1 0. Commission of oyer and terminer to the king's brother George, duke of
Westminster. Clarence, the king's kinsman John, duke of Norfolk, William, earl of
Arundell, and Henry, earl of Essex, and Edward Neville of Bergevenny,
knight, John Audeley of Audeley, knight, John Bourghchier of Bemers,
knight, Richard Fenys of Dacre, knight, Humphrey Bourghchier of
Cromwell, knight, Ralph Josselyn, knight, mayor of the city of London,
John Markham, knight, Robert Danby, knight, William Telverton, knight,
Peter Ardenie, knight, Richard Byngham, knight, lliomas Billyng, Nicholas
Ayssheton, Robert Danvers, knight, Walter Moyle, knight, John Nedeham,
knight, Richai*d Chok, knight, Richard lUyngworth, knight, and Thomas
Urswyk touching offences against the peace in the city of London and countj
of Middlesex. By !Bl.
June 12. Commission to Humphrey Stafford of Suthwyk, knight, John Colshill,
Westminster, knight, John Arundell, knight, Thomas Clemens and the sheriff of Corn-
wall to arrest Hugh Courtenay, knight, Thomas Adam, William Webbe,
John Brient of Perrewen, co. Cornwall, John Poulglas and John Davy of
Penewen, possessors and victuallers of a ship called le Packer and Joceus
5 EDWABD IV.— P^T II.
1465* Membrane 30d — cont.
Amnelly William White, Peter Jakberry and John Petyt and bring them
before the king in Chancery on 3 August next. By K.
June 10. Commission of oyer and terminer to the king's brother G-eorge, duke of
Westminstei. Clarence, the king^s kinsmen John, duke of Norfolk, William, earl of
Arnndell, and Henry, earl of Essex, Edward Neville of Ber^eyenny,
knight, John Audeley of Audeleyj knight, John Bourghcbier of Barnes,
knight, Richard Fenys of Dacrc, knight, Humphrey Bour^bchier of Crom-
well, knight, John Markbam, knight, Bobert Danby, knight, William
Yelverton, knight, Peter Ardern, knigbt, Bicbard Byngham, knight,
Thomas Billyng, Nicholas Aissbeton, Bobeii; Danvers, knight, Walter
Moyle, knight, John Nedebam, knigbt, Richard Cbok, knight, Richard
Illyngwortb, knigbt, Boger Leukenore, knigbt, Tbomas Cobbara, knigbt^
Nicholas Gaynesford, John Devenyssb, John Wode, John Elmebrugge,
Bartholomew BoLney and John Goryng touching offences against the peace
in the counties of Surrey and Sussex. By K.
July 22. Commission to John Wode the elder, esquire, Thomas Sl}ielde, Thomas
Westminster. Aylove and Thomas Dene to arrest Jobn Lute and bring bim before the
king in Chancery.
•
Mbmbranb 29d.
July 6. Commission to John Neweburgh, William Huddesfelde, John Husee,
Westminster. Thomas Husee the younger and the sheriff of Dorset to enquire wbat lands
and tenements Thomas Fynderne, knigbt, attainted of higb treason by
▼irtue of an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV.
beld in that county on 4 March, 1 Edward IV. and how mucb they are
wortb and who has occupied them since the said 4 March.
Membrane 27d.
Oct. 25. Commission to Jobn Norwode, esquire, John Bowe, Nicholas Sntbcotes,
Westminster, one of the king's Serjeants at arms, and the sheriff of Kent to enquire into
the petition of Herman Ilyng, Jobn Clippyng, John Dasse, John Van Aa
and other merchants of Almain that, whereas they caused divers goods and
merchandise to be shipped in Seland in a ship called Cogthip of Seland of
which Cornelius Thomson was master to take to England, the ship and
goods and merchandise were cast ashore at the Isle of Shepey and other
places within the county of Kent, but the master and certain merchants and
'^ t mariners of the ship came aliye to laud so that the ship could not be called
a wreck, wherefore they pray that the goods and merchandise that were
recovered be restored to them according to the form of the statute in
Parliament of 27 Edward III ; and to cause restitution to be made,
reasonable salvage being allowed.
Membrane 2bd.
Aug. 28. Commission of oyer and terminer to the king's kinsman Richard, earl of
Westminster. Warwick, William Hastynges ot Hastynges, knight, Bicbard Byngham,
knigbt, Tbomas Billyng, Robert Danvers, knight, Tbomas Littelton, Thomas
Ferrers, knigbt, Thomas Higford, Thomas Throgmarton and Tbomas Muston
touching uU treasons, insurrections, felonies and other offences committed
iu the county of Warwick by Bicbard Verney of Compton Murdok, co.
Warwick, knight, Simon Mountfort late of Colsbull, co. Warwick, knight,
Bobert Mountfort late of Cbyrcbbykynhull, co. Warwick, esquire, Tbomas
Mountfort late of Colsbull, co. Warwick, ^ gentilman,' Henry Frebody late
of Berkeswell, co. Warwick, ^ gentilman,' John Shawe of Solyhull, co.
I
\
490 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1465. Membrane 2bd — cont,
Warwick, *yoinan,' Robert Sprigge of Soljhull, *yoman,* Thomas
Wetherley of Solybull, ' bocher,' Johu Shirwood late of Coventry, * mar-
chaunt/ alias late of Alspath, eo. Warwick, esqaire, Thomas Weljmgton
late of Asteley, co. Warwick, ^yoman,' Ralph Hawkesford late of
Yardeley, eo. Worcester, 'baker,' a/ta# Ralph Baker, John Crosse aliat
Miller late of Pakyngton Pygot, co. Warwick, * yoman,' Thomas Heth of
Hampton in Ardern, co. Warwick, 'yoman,' Ralph Frenshman cdias
Hampton of Colshnll, co. Warwick, ' yomau,' Richard Sawyer of Colshull,
* yoman,' William Fosbroke of Wisshawe, co. Warwick, chaplain, John
Broun late of Baddesleyclynton, co. Warwick, ' gentilman,' Thomas Dover
late of Walshale, co. Stafford, ' yoman,' Thomas Wresteler late of Walshale,
' yoman,' John Beseden late of Compton Murdok, co. Warwick, ' yoman,'
William Crosse late of Priores Pakyngton, co Warwick, * yoman,' Thomas
Spendlove of Pakyngton Pygot, * yoman,' William Perkyns of Pakyngton
Pygot, ' yoman,' Richard Baker of Merston Culy, co. Warwick, * yoman,"
John Wade of Barston, co. Warwick, * yoman,' Thomas Corveser of Soly-
hnll, ' wever,' Richard Birches of Solyhull, ' yoman,' Thomas Barrage of
SolyhuU, ' liarper,' John Campden of Solyhull, ' taillour,' William Marchall
of Solyhull, * bocher,* John Walker of Solyhull, * husbondman,' William
Vawre of Solyhull, * yoman,' John Lytulhales late of Solyhull, * yoman,'
Thomas Smyth late of Solyhull, ' hosteler,' Thomas Hilton late of Solyhull,
* wever,' Thomas Marton late of Solyhull, * smyth,' John Cokkes of
Sliirleysti-ete, co. Warwick, * husbondman,' John Archer of Bmynden, co.
Warwick, * yoman,' William Kennoun of Pylengley, co. Warwick, * yoman,'
Thomas Leder of Sheldon, co. Warwick, ' husbondman,' Thomas Bromwich
late of Ynrdeley, co. Worcester, 'yoman,' John Smyth late of Yardeley,
'yoman,' Thomas atte Woode late of Yardeley, 'yoman,' Thomas Clerke of
Hampton in Ardern, ' husbondman,' Robert Clerk late of Hampton in
Ai dern ' yoman,* John Walle of Hampton in Ardern, * miller,* Richard
Fyssher of Escote, co. Warwick, 'smyth,' John Person of Crudworth,
CO. Warwick, ' husbondman,' John Barnard of Crudworth, ' smyth,' Richard
JelyflTe of Wysshawe, co. "Warwick, 'yoman,' John Pereson late of
Wysshawe, ' husbondman,' John Helys of Colshull, * taillour,' William
Phelypp of Colshull, ' taillour,' William Barboure of Colshull, ' harbour,'
Henry Jekes of Knolle, co. Warwick, ' baker,' Henry Evottes of Knolle,
' wever,' William Fyssher late of Coventry, * yoman,' Thomas WhesLon late
of Priores Pakyngton, 'yoman,' Richard Pecok of Tonworth, co. Warwick,
•* ' yoman,' and John Alygh of Pakyngton Pygot, ' yoman.'
Nov. 6. Commission of oyer and terminer to the king's kinsman Richard, earl of
Weatminster. Warwick, John, earl of Worcester, and John, earl of Northumberland, and
William Hastynges of Hastynges, knight, Walter Blount of Mountjoy,
kiiighf, Ralph Verney, mayor oi' London, John Markham, knight, Robert
Danby, knight, Richard lllyngi\orth, knight, William Yelverton, knight,
Pt^ter Arderne, knight, Richard Byugham, knight, Nicholas Ayssheton,
Thomas Byllyng, Robert Dan vers, knight, William Lakcn, Walter Moyle,
knight, John Kedeham, knight, Richard Chok, 'knight, and Thomas
Ursewyk touching certain treasons committed within the city of Loudon and
county of Middlesex by Gervase Clyfton late of Eresby, co. Lincoln,
knight, and William of Aver late of London, 'yoman.'
Membrane 22d.
i
July 14/' iZ Commission to Henry Pomeray, Thomas Dowerissh and the sheriff of '
Westminster. Devon to arrest Thomas Fulford, knight, Roger Lugge, John Furse of
Crokkernewill, Richard Brounewyn of Crokkernewill, John Veyse, Richard
Godyng, John Blakehay, Thomas Preston, William Crokker, John Bowedon,
5 EDWARD IV.— Pa«t U. 491
]^465. Membrane 22d'-~cone.
John Body, William Griffjn, John Flode, Thomas Trebill, Roger Wodelej,
Benedict Feirwode, John Bargjn, William Smjth of Soweion, John
Wolcomb of Exeter and John Corset and bring them before the king in
Chancery.
Aug. 5. Commission of oyer and terminer to the king's kinsman Richard,
Wettmiiiiter. earl of Warwick, William Hastynges of Hastynges, knight, Richard Byng-
ham, kuighty Thomas Littelton, Thomas Ferrers, knight, Thomas Highford,
Thomas Throgmarton and Thomas Muston touching all treasons, insurrec-
tions, felonies and other offencea committed in the county of Warwick by
dirers specified persons {»ee m. 26<f.).
Aug. 27. Commission to Thomas Yonge, John Boteler, knight, Robert Stanshawe
Westminster, and William Berkeley to deliver the gaol of Gloucester Castle of Thomas
Gryme, John Channdeler and Thomas Chaundeler, prisoners there.
Aug. 19. Commission to Thomas Lymeryk, John Twyneo and Thomas Wliytyndon
Westminster, to make enquiry by oath of good men of the county of Gloucester con-
cerning the lands and other possessions held by Thomas Plelpys, indicted
for high treason.
Mbmbrane 20d,
Nov. 2. Commission to John Bamme, John Norwode, Nicholas Snlhcotes, one of
Westminster, the king's Serjeants at arms, and the sheriff of Kent, to enquire into the
petition of John Van A, Herman Ryng, John Clyppyng, Henry Edylkyn
and Peter Sledemian, merchants of the Hanse of Almain, that, whereas they
caused divers goods and merchandise, viz. John van A, four vessels of woad.
12 pipes of wine, a pack of linen cloth, a barrel with certain skins of sables,
thread of Cologne and other things, and 14 pipes of oil, Herman, four
vessels of woad, John Clyppyng five vessels of woad, Henry, two vessels of
woad and Peter three vessels of woad, marked with various signs here
depicted, among other goods and merchandise to be shipped in Seland in a
ship called Cogship of Seland of which Cornelius Thomson was master to
take to England, the ship and goods and merchandise were cast ashore at
the Isle of Shepey and other places within the county of Kent, but the
master and certain merchants and mariners of the ship came alive to land
so that the ship could not be called a wreck, wherefore they pray that the
goods and merchandise that were recovered be restored to them according
to the form of the statute in Parliament of 27 Edward III ; and to cause
restitution to be made, reasonable salvage being allowed.
Mbmbrasb i9d,
Oct. 8. Commission to the king's kinsman Edmund, earl of Kent, Humphrey
Cawood. Bourgchier of Cromwell, knight, John Welles of Willoughby, knight,
Richard Wydevile of Revers, knight, Antony Wydevile of Scales, knight,
John le Zoiiche, knight, William Fenys of Say, knight, Richard Wydevile,
knight, Thomas Waldegrave, knight, Walter Mauntell, knight, Humphrey
Stafford, esquire, W^alter Gorge, esquire, Bnan Talbot, esquire, George
Bameby, esquire, William Lytelton, esquire, and the sheriffs of Lincoln,
Northampton, Warwick, Worcester, Gloucester and Somerset, to arrest
Dame Margaret Lucy, Thomas Wake, esquire, ' and Thomas Pachet,
' gentilman,' and bring them before the king in Chancery.
Mbmbbanb \bd.
Nov. 10. Commission to Roger Corbet, knight, and the justices of the peace and
Westmmster. the sheriff of the county of Salop to arrest Fulk Spryngeaux, esquire, and
492 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1465. Membrane I5d — cont.
Margaret late the wife of William Burlej, and bring them before the king
in council.
1460, Mbmbranb \3d.
Feb. 10. Commission to Thomas, abbot of Shrewsburj, Thomas Litelton, seijeant
Westminster, at law, and Roger Eton, sheriff of Salop, to ^enquir^ into divers alleged
defects in the houses and other buildings of the hospital of St. John
the Baptist, Shrewsbury, which is of the king's patronage, and the books,
vestments and other ornaments of the church through the negligence of
. the masters or wardens of the hospital and into the alleged alienation by
them of the possessions of the hospitaL
Membrane lOd,
■
Jan. 4. Commission to William Elande, Ingelram Lepton and the sheriff of York
Cawood. to arrest John Werse late of Molcroft, co. York, ^gentilman,' Hugh
Wjlforthe late of Molcrofte, ^gentilman,' and Robert Jakson late of
Molcrofte, ^laborer,' and bring them before the king in Chancery.
Jan. 8. The like to William Conyers, George Thursby and William Yoman to
Cawood. arrest Stephen Wilson, George G^ldehird, James Geldehird, Thomas
Twaytes, Thomas Bek, George Cagill, William Luge, Robert Bene, Robert
DicsoD, John Wylkyason, William Spence, Robert Sadeler, James Spence,
John Symson, John Tere, Richard Michell, John Jake, John Frere,
Richard I'homson, Matthew Metcalfe, Thomas Twaytes, Adam Jake,
Alexander Metcalfe, Edmund Heryson, Cuthbert Metcalfe, Hugh Sker,
Thomas Burse, Thomas Metcalfe, ^ gentilman,' Geoffrej Stokdall, Henry
Roger, Thomas Butlar, Henir Metcalfe, Reginald Metcalfe, Robert Thom-
son, John Walssh, Nicholas Smyth and Jol^ Gaill and bring them before
the king in Chancery.
Feb. 14. Commission to Thomas Uvedale, knight, Geoflrey Gate, knight, William
Westminster. Godyere, doctor of laws, Maurice Berkeley, esquire, Edward Langeford,
Nicholas Suthcotes, one of the king's serjeacts at arms, and the sheriff of
Southampton to enquire what goods, mercandise and gear came to land
from a carrack of G^noa called la Santa Maria of which Christopher
John was patron, which foundered near the Isle of Wight when sailing
to England, and to take the same into safe-custody.
Membrane 6d.
Feb. 22. Commission to John Hodulston, knight, William Parre, knight, Richard
Westminster. Hodulston, William Haryugton and Roland Thomburgh to arrest Roland
Earkeby, esquire, Hugh Ayscough of Broughton, Robert Penyngton of
Broghton, Richard Berowdale of Broghton, Christopher Denny of Brogh-
ton, William Asbourner of Braffelde, John Shakelok of Braifeld, Robert
Smyth of Braffelde, John Toures of Braffelde, John Dixon of Braffelde,
John Middelton of Donerdall, Nicholas Middelton of Donerdall, John Robyn-
son of Donerdall, — Thomson of Donerdall, John Penyngton of Lykesdalein
Broghton, John Brasbroune of Lykesdale the elder and the younger, Thomas
Fykelhowe of Lykesdale, Christopher Smyth of Lykesdale, John Dauson of
Lykesdale, Roland Dauson of Lykesdale, William Hoggeson, Tyson of the
Byrkes, William Smyth, Thomas Smyth, Thomas Milner of Munkconyston,
William Saunderson of Lawe Foumesse, John Hunter of Lawe Foumesse
and James Bolton and bring them before the king in Chancery.
493
5 EDWARD IV.— Paet III.
1465. Mbmbranbjs 26 and 25.
July 12. Exemplification at the request of John Scot, knighti of the foU
Westminster, lowing:—
1. A petition (English) in Chancery of John Leukenore and Jane his
wife that whereas Ralph Botiler, knight, lord Sudelej, Richard
Fenvs, knight, lord Daci*e, Thomas Echingham, knight, Roger
Leukenore, knight, Thomas Hoo, esquire, Thomas Leukenore, esquire,
and Bartholomew Bolney, esquire, are seised of the manor of
Brabourne, co. Kent, by force of a fine made to them by the said
beseechers and to the heirs of tlie said Thomas Hoo to the use of
the said beseechers and principally to perform the will of the said
Jane, and the said beseechers have covenanted with Sir John Scot,
knight, for a certain sum of money that the said lord Sudeley and
others shall make estate of the said manor of Brabourne in fee
simple to Thomas, archbishop of Canterbury, Henry, earl of Essex,
John, lord Wenlok, William Tyrell the elder, knight, Edward
Berkele, Nicholas Husey, William Haut, Walter Hert, clerk,
Richard Ford, John Sellyns, esquire, John Emele, John Goryng,
Thomas Belyngeham, "NichoTas Lathell, John Fust, John Apsley,
Vincent Fynche, Roger Brent, John Aldy, and Thomas GroldweU,
fishmonger, to the intent that these shall make enfeoffment to the
said Sir John Scot according to the titling of the deed annexed and
he shall make estate to them of lands and tenements within the
shires of Kent and Sussex to like yearly value and 13#. 4d. more
above all charges and they shall stand seised of the said lands and
tenements and the residue of the manor to the use of the said
beseochers and the heirs male of their bodies, with remainder to the
heirs of the body of the said Jane and final remainder to the said
Sir John Scot and his heirs and assigns, and after the death of the
said beseechers their said heirs shall find surety to pay 100 marks
every year for eight years to the said Sir John Scot and his heirs or
executors, in default of which these last shall take the issues
of the manor in the name of 50 marks yearly for sixteen years,
nevertheless the said lord Sudeley and others have refused to
make estate as above, wherefore they pray that writs of sub
pena may be directed to them and that they may be compelled
to do so.
2. A writing of the said archbishop and others confirming to the said
John Scot and his heirs and assigns his estate in the manor of
Combe, which he holds as of the manor of Brabourne, to hold by
fealty and the rent of 3«. 4d, yearly, releasing to him all other
customs and services due to them from the said manor and divers
other lands and tenements which he holds in the parishes of
Brabourne and Hastynglagh as of the manor of Brabourne, and
granting to him all those lands and tenements in Brabourne and Wy
called ' Maister Johnlond,* and all those lands and tenements called
Middelfeld, parcel of the manor of Brabourne, lying between
the site of the manor of Combe and a hill called Brabourne
Downe.
.3. The answer (English) of Thomas Hoo, esquire, that if the said
Jane will affirm her will in Chancery he will do as the court will
award.
494 CALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
1465. Membranes 26 and 25— -con^.
4. The replication (English) of John Leukenore and Jane his wife that
such is her will.
5. The rejoinder (English) of Thomas Hoo that he clearly understands
and will do as the court will award.
6. Judgment in the Chancery, rendered on the dorse of the petition^ that
the said Thomas Hoo make estate to the stud archhishop and othei*6 as
above, 12 June, 5 Edward lY.
Mbmbranb 24.
• Oct. 20. [nspextmut and confirmation to the dean and chapter of the cathedral
Wefltaaneter. church of Lincoln of the following charters of Henry II. : —
J . H, reof Anglie et dux Normannie et Aquitanie et coines Andegavie
archi^MscopiSf epiaeapis^ abbatibuSy baronibus^ justidariisy vice-
comitibus et omnibus fidelibus suisy totius Anglie^ Francis et Anglisy
salutem. Sciatis me dedisse ecclesie Sancie Marie Lincolniensis
decern et octo Ubras de reddiiu civitatis mee Lincolnie in escambio
pro Hits decern et octo libris quas habebat in manerio meo de
Kerketona. Quare volo etfirmiter precipio quod predista ecclesia
iUas decern et octo Ubras in perpetuam elemosinam libere et quiete
,. et honorifice habeat ad terminos statutes quibus ministr% mei
Lincolnie michi reddunt redditus m£os, Testibus Teodbaldo archie^
piscopo CanthuariensCy N, episcopo de Eliy Ricardo episcopo
LondinensCy H, episcopo Abrincense^ R, comite Comubiey R, comite
Legrei^y R. de Hum[€io] constabularies apud Westmonasterium.
[A.D. 1155-1160.]
. 2. ff. rex Anglie et dux Nonnannie et Aquitanie et comes Andegavie
justieiariis et vieecomitibus et baronibus et forestariis et ministris
et omnibus fidelibus suis de Northamptonscira et Httntedscira et
Buckingehamscira et Oxenefordscira salutem. Sciatis me concessisse
ecclesie Sancie Marie Lincolniensis et canonicis ejusdem ecclesie
decimas omnium denariorum de omnibus forestis meis de quatuor
predictis comitatibusy ita bene et in pace et libere et quiete et
plenarie et integre habendas sicut eas melius et plenius et integrius
habuerunt tempore regis H, avi mei, TestibuSy Th. cancellarioy et
Warinofilio Fcr* (sic)yCamerario, et Mannlassero"] Bisety dapiferoy
apud Lineolniam, For 40«. paid in the hanaper.
1466.
Jan. 5. Inspeximus and confirmation to the prioress and nuns of Bungay of a
Westminster, charter dated at Lincoln, 5 July, 5 Edward III. ICharter Roily 5 Edward
IIL No, 48,] inspecting and confirming the following ; —
1. A charter of HeniT II. [^Monasticon,]
2. A charter dated at Bromholme, 13 March, 19 Henry III. [Monasticon.'}
For I3s, 4J. paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 23.
Feb. 4. Inspeximus and confirmation to Robert, the prior, and the convent of
Westminrter. Bilsington of the following : —
1. A charter dated at Windsor, 12 June, 37 Henry III. inspecting and
confirming the charier of foundation of John Maunsel, provost ol
Beverley. [MonasticonJ]
2. Letters patent dated 23 February, 1 Edward III. [MonctsticonJ]
3. Letters patent dated 7 June, 4 Edward I. granting that the taking of
the house into the king's hands at the late voidance shall not be
taken as a precedent, provided that the prior be duly presented when
elected.
5 EDWARD IV.— Pabt IIL 495
1466. Membrane 23 — cont.
4. Letters patent dated 23 May, 15 Edward III. granting licence for the
acquisition in mortmain by them of lands to the vidae of 10 marks
yearly. For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
] 4(55, Membranes 22 and 21.
March 26. Licence for the acquisition in frank almoin by Master Andrew Doket,
Westminster, the president, and the fellows of the college of St Margaret and St Bernard
in the University of Cambridge, which is of the patronage of Elizabeth,
queen of England, of lands, tenements, rents, and advowsons of churches
and other benefices to the value of 200/. yearly, and the appropriation in
mortmain by them of the said churches and benefices, that they may pray
for the good estate of the king and his said consort and for their souls
• after death. Bj p.s.
May 12. Inspeximus and confirmation to Philip, the prior, and the convent of
Westminster. Suthwike of the following : —
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 7 October, 15 Richard IL [Charter
Roily It5-17 Richard IL No. 32,] inspecting and confirming a
charter dated at Westminster, 20 February, 27 Edward III. [Charter
Roll, 25-27 Edward IIL No. 19,] inspecting and confirming the
following : —
(1.) A charter dated at Westminster, 21 February, 6 Edward II.
[Charter Roll, 6 Edward IL No. 24,1 inspecting and confirm-
ing the following ; —
a. A charter dated 21 July, 3 John.
b. A charter dated 20 April, 5 John. [Rotuli Cartarum
p. 128.]
c. A charter dated 28 December, 16 Henry III.
d. A charter dated 10 August, 53 Henry III. inspecting and
confirming a charter of Henry I. [Monasticon.]
(2.) A charter dated at Westminster, 18 April, 19 Henry III.
[Charter Roll, 19 Henry IIL w. 11.]
(3.) A charter dated at Westminster, 7 October, 14 Edward 11,
[Charter Roll, 14 Edward IL No. 32.]
(4.) Letters patent dated 10 July, 20 Edward IIL
2. Letters patent dated 29 February, 21 Edward III. granting that the
re-afibrestation of the forest of Porchester shall not interfere with the
rights of the commoners. For 20^. paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 21 — cont.
March 25. Inspeximus and confirmation to the dean and canons of the chapel of
Westroiostor. St. Stephen within the palace of Westminster of letters patent dated
1 December, 37 Henry YL granting to them divers liberties ; and grant
that from 4 March, 1 Edward ly. they shall be quit of all debts and
accounts due to the king by reason of any tenth or fifteenth. ])y K.
Membrane 20.
March 12. Inspeximus and confirmation to the burgesses of the town of Haverford
Westminster, in Wales, of the following: —
1. Letters patent 4 June, 1 Richard II. inspecting and confirming a
charter dated at St Edmunds, 4 June, 5 Edward III. [Charter Roll,
5 Edward IIL No. 46,] inspecting and confirming the following : —
(1.) A charter dated at Here&rd, 1 Noveml^r, 19 Edward I.
[Charter Roll, 19 Edward /. No, 7.]
496 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
14(5 5 , Membrane 20 — cofU.
(2.) A charter of William Marescball, earl of Pembroke.
(3.) A charter of William MareschaH, earl of Pembroke, dated vi.
Id. Sept., 3 Henry III.
(4.^ A charter of William Mareschall, earl of Pembroke.
(5.) Another charter of the same.
(6.) A charter of Gilbert Mareschall, earl of Pembroke.
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 19 December, 9 Bichard II.
[Charter Roll, 9 Richard IL No, 18.] For 20$. paid in the hanaper.
Membranes 19 and 18.
Jnlj 6. Tnspeximus and confirmation to Peter, the prior, and the canons of
WMtmixifter. Bridlington of the following : —
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 2 March^ 15 Bichard IL [Charter
R0II9 15-17 Richard IL No. 26,] inspecting and confirming with
additions the following : —
(1.) A charter dated at York, 23 February, 5 Edward 11. [Charter
Roily 5 Edward II, No. 19,] inspecting and confirming the
following : —
a. A charter of Henry I. dated at York.
b. Another charter of the same. [Monasticofi.']
c. Letters patent of Stephen. [Ibid.']
d. A charter dated at Lutgarshale, 6 December, 2 John.
e. A charter of Henry II. dated at Waltham. [Monasticon,]
f. A charter of John, son of John de Harpham. [Ibid."]
g. A charter of B. son of Hernis. [Ibid.]
h. Letters patent dated 16 June, 35 Edward I.
f . A charter of Walter de Yer, son of Adam de Gonsla. [Ibid.]
(2.) A charter of Stephen dated at York.
2. Letters patent dated 2 December, 1 Edward IV. (seep. 82).
By p.s. and for 8/. paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 18— con^.
July 2o. Pardon to Philip Okore, esquire, sheriff of the county of Nottingham,
WettmiDster. keeper of the gaol at Nottingham, of all ofEences committed by him and all
fines or sums of money forfeited by him to the king or adjudged against
him on an act of Parliament because Bobert Marshal, late of Normanton
by Suthwell, co. Nottingham, ^gentilman,' lately retained with John
Chaworih, late of Kirtlington, co. Nottingham, esquire, for 10 marks
yearly to serve him, who on Wednesday in the second week of Lent last
at the delivery of the said gaol made before Bobert Danby and John
Morgan, justices, was brought before the said justices by the said sheriff
and by them delivered to him for safe custody without bail or mainprise
under penalty of 500 marks, escaped from the said gaol and his custody.
By p.s.
June 22. Grant to Henry Holthoi-pe, esquire, Thomas Styllyngton, clerk, and
Westminster. William Nicholas, clerk, of all issues from the temporalities of the bishopric
of Bath and Wells, in the king's hands by the death of Thomas, late bishop,
from the Annunciation last so long as the temporalities remain in the king's
hands. By p.s.
Membranes 17-15.
Oct. 20. Inspeximus and confirmation to the burgesses of the town of Bridgnorth,
Westmineter. co. Salop, of the following: —
1. Letters patent dated 7 September, 10 Henry VI. inspecting and con-
firming letters patent dated 1 1 February, 1 Henry V. inspecting
5 EDWARD IV—Part III. 497
1465. Membranes 17-15 — cent.
and confirming letters patent dated 24 March, 2 Henry lY.
inspecting and confirming tlie following : —
(1.) A charter dated at Woodstock, 16 August, 40 Henry III.
(2.) Letters patent dated 10 May, 28 Edward III. inspecting and
confirming a charter dated at Westminster, 3 April, 6 Edward
II. [Charter Holly 6 Edward IL No, 11,] inspecting and
confirming the following : —
a, A charter dated at Westminster, 5 April, 1 1 Henry III
b. A charter dated at Westminster, 20 June, 11 Henry III.
c, A charter dated at Woodstock, 16 August, 40 Henry III.
d. A charter of Henry II. dated at Radnor.
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 21 May, 24 Henry VI. ICharter
Roll, 21-24 Henri/ VL No. 2.] For 4 marks paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 15 — cont,
Nov. 15. Inspeximus and confirmation to Reginald Colyer, the prior, and the
Westminster, convent of the church of St. Bartholomew, Smethefeld, and the master and
brethren of the hospital of a charter dated at Westminster, 28 January,
6 Richard II. [Charter RoUy 5 and 6 Richard IL No. 7,] inspecting and
confirming a charter dated at Westminster, 10 June, 17 Edward II.
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Westminster, 10 July, 18
Edward I. [Charter Roily 18 Edward L No. 17,] inspecting and con-
firming the following : —
1. A charter dated at Winchester, 15 June, 37 Henry III. [Monas-
ticon.']
2. Another charter of the same date inspecting and confirming a charter
of Henry II. dated at Rouen. [For 10 marks paid in the hanaper.
Mbmbrane 14.
Oct. 24. Inspeximus and confirmation to William, the abbot, and the convent
Westminster, of Melsa of letters patent dated 24 April, 51 Edward III. inspecting and
confirming the following : —
1. A charter of Stephen dated at Dunstable.
2. A charter of Henry II. dated at Bousmolins.
3. A charter of Richard I. dated at Chinon, 20 April.
4. A charter dated at Yemeuil, 9 January, 4 John.
5. A charter datexl at Elton, 15 March, 21 Edward I.
6. A charter dated at Westminster, 4 October, 22 Edward I.
7. Letters patent dated 12 November, 14 Edward II.
8. Letters patent dated 16 June, 16 Edward IL
For 5 marks paid in the hanaper.
MSMBRANB 13.
Oct. 25. Inspeximus and confirmation to Richard Taweton, the abbot, and the
Westminster, canons of Hertiland of a charter dated at Westminster, 16 January, 38
Edward III. [Charter Roll, 38 Edward IIL No. 1,] inspecting and con-
firming the following : —
1. A charter of Henry II. dated at Winchester. [Monasticon, vol. vi.
p. 137.]
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 8 November, 1 Richard I. [Ibid,]
For 40f. paid in the hanaper.
1466.
Feb. 10. Inspeximus and confirmation to John Colville, knight, kinsman and heir
Westminster, of John de Colville, of letters patent dated 12 February, 27 Edward III.
inspecting and confirming to the latter as kinsman and heir of Gkofirey de
Mariscis a charter dated at Woodstock, 20 June, 52 Henry III. [Charter
u 8(914. I I
498
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1466. Membrane 13 — cont,
Boll^ 62 ffenrp III. m. 6,] granting to the said Geoffrey free warren in
his demesne lands of Walesokne, Hakebech, Wanton and Walepole, co.
Norfolk, and Tyde and Neuton, co. Cambridge.
For ^ mark paid in the hanaper.
1465.
Membhanb 12.
Mar. 22. Inspeximns and confirmation to the abbot and convent of Malmesbury
Westminster, of letters patent dated 26 March, 8 Richard II. inspecting and confirming
the following :—
1. A charter of Edward the Confessor. \Mona$Hconj vol. i, p, 258.]
2. A charter of Matilda, queen of William I.
3. A charter of Richard I. dated at Westminster, 6 September.
4. A charter dated at Oxford, 18 July, 17 John. [Rotidi Cartarum^ p.
213.]
5. A charter dated at Woodstock, 3 August, 36 Henry III. ^Charier
Roily 86 Henry IIL m. 6.] For 6 marks paid in the hanaper.
1466, MSMBRANBS ll-lO.
Jan. 7. Inspeximtis and confirmation to John, the abbot, and the convent of
Cawood. Seleby of the following : —
1. A charter dated at Westminster, G November, 6 Richard II. [Charter
Boll, 5 and 6 Richard IL No. 21,] inspecting and confirming a
charter dated at York, 5 March, 2 Edward III. iCharter Roll^ 2
Edward IIL No. 77^] inspecting and confirming a charter dated at
York, 4 February, 12 Edward II. [Charter Roll^ 12 Edward IT
No. 26,] inspecting and confirming the following : —
(1.^ A charter of Henry II. dated at York.
(2.) A charter dated at Canterbury, 5 December, 1 Ridiard I,
(3.) A charter dated at Westminster, 11 November, 1 Richard I.
(4.) A charter dated at Winchester, 15 April, 14 Henry IIL
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at York, 26 February,
5 John.
(5.) Another charter dated at Winchester, 15 April, 14 Henry III.
(6.) A charter dated at Westminster, 28 April, 14 Edwim L
inspecting and confirming a charter of William I. [Monastic
con, vol. tit, p, 499.]
2. A charter dated at York, 6 January, 36 Henry III. granting to them
free warren in certain demesne lands. [Charter Roll^ 36 Henry IIL
No, 23.] For 20 marks paid in the hanaper.
1465.
Mbmbranbb 9-7.
March 8. Inspeximns and confirmation to the abbot and convent of Oseney of the
Westminster, following: —
1. A charter dated at Gloucester, 18 August, 3 Edward III. [Charter
Roll, 3 Edward III. No. 24,] inspecting and confirming a
charter dated at Westminster, 28 February, 13 Edward II. [Charter
Roil, 13 Edward II, No. 10,] inspecting and confirming the
foUowing : —
(1.) A charter of Henry I. dated at Woodstock.
(2.) (3.) Two charters of Henry II. dated at Salisbury.
(4.) A charter of the same dated at Westminster.
(5.) A charter dated at Hadlow, 16 June, 1 John.
(6.) A charter dated at Corfe, 21 Jannary, 16 John.
6 EDWARD IV.— Part III. 499
1465. Membranes 9-7 — cont.
(7.) A charter dated at Oxford, 14 July, 15 Henry III. [Charter
Roily 16 Henry IIL m. 4.]
(5.) A charter dated at Abiugdon, 2 April, 19 Henry III.
[Charter Roll, 19 Henry IIL m. 12.]
(9.) A charter dated at Westminster, 23 January, 51 Henry III.
[Charter Roll, 51 Henry IIL m. 9,] inspecting and con-
firming with additions a charter of Bobert de Oylleyo.
[Monasticon, vol. vi. no. JF.]
(10). A charter of Aelidis, daughter of Godfrey, duke of Lorraine,
and wife of Henry I.
(11. J A charter of Matilda the Empress dated at Oxford.
(12.) Numerous private grants, not dated or set out at length.
2. Letters patent dated 20 September, 10 Richard 11. granting to them a
moiety of two mills, a meadow and a moiety of a fishery.
3. A charter of the said Eobert de OUeyo granting to them divers
liberties.
4. A charter of Henry de Oylly granting to them in frank almoin the
wood of Kidelinton called ' Kogeswode ' which they have of the
grant of John de Gray, bishop of Norwich, to whom he granted it.
For 40«. paid in the hanaper.
1466. Membranes 6-1.
Feb. 15. Intpeximus of letters patent dated 24 January, 2 Henry VI. inspecting
Westminster, aud confirming to the mayor and citizens of Lincoln a charter dated at
Westminster, 15 December, 2 Henry V. [Charter Roll, 2 Henry V.
Part 2, No, 6,] inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Westminster,
21 November, 11 Henry IV. [Charter Roll, 10-12 Henry IV. No. 10,]
inspecting and confirming with additions a charter dated at Westminster,
16 March, 1 Bichard II. [Charter Roll, 1 RicJiard II, No. 15,] inspecting
and confirming a charter dated at Windsor, 22 February, 4 Edward III.
[Charter RoUj 4 Edward IIL No. 101,] inspecting and confirming a
charter dated at Nottingham, 7 October, 1 Edward IIL [Charter Roll,
I Edward IIL No. 13,] inspecting and confirming with additions a
charter dated at Westminster, 15 June, 9 Edward II. [Charter Roll,
9 Edward IL No, 1,] inspecting and confirming with additions the
following : —
1. A charter of Henry II. dated at Stamford.
2. A charter dated at Lincoln, 25 Februtuy, 29 Edward I. [Charter
Roll, 29 Edward L No. 31,] inspecting and confirming the
following : —
(1-4.) Four charters of Henry U.
(5.^ A charter dated at Winchester, 23 April, 5 Richard I.
(6.) A charter dated at Westminster, 20 April, 1 1 Henry III.
(7.) Letters patent dated 7 March, 46 Henry III. inspecting and
confirming with additions a charter of Henry II.
(8.) A charter dated at Westminster, 12 February, 56 Henry III.
and confirmation to Thomas Grantham, now «inayor, and the citizens of
the said charter of Henry IV. and all liberties therein specified not revoked
by anthority of Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV.
Grant to them also that the towns and townships of Braunston, Wadyng-
ton, Braoebrigge and Canwyk, which ai^ within the county of Lincoln,
shall after Easter next be distinct and separate from the body of that county
and united to and parcel of the county of the city of Lincoln, and no sheriff,
minister, justice or commissioner of Uie king shall meddle therein, but the
justices of the peace, coroners and escheators within the county of the
city shall have full power and authority, and the inhabitants shall be com-
pelled to nuUce contributions and undertake offices according to their
ordinaDce. Chrant to them of diven ivmall sums exacted yearly at the
II 2
600 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1466. Membranes 6-1— co»^.
Exchequer from Adam Eokerell cf Lincoln from houses late of Ursel Levj,
Jew, of Wickford, in the parish of St. Mark the Evangelist, from Robert
de Leverton from houses late of Diabella, Jewess, from William son of
Warner, from Remernus son of John, from Thomas son of Peter of Lincoln,
from Walter le Fevre of Foleteby and Robert Foure of Flotby from a
rent of houses late of Bealasset, Jewess, from Geoffrej de Escot, from
Master John de Bello Monte, Walter Rugemunt, Gilbert son of Fulk,
Walter son of Agnes and Master Robert de Gravenell for certain messuages
and lands, from Peter de Baillio, from William son of Roger, from Robert
Pittemose, from houses late of Diabella, Jewess, Belasset de Waljngford,
Jewess, and Walter le Grannt, from a tofl which Athelina le Parchemanere
held, from the prior and convent of St. Katharine without Lincoln, from
the farm of a messuage late of Hagen son of Benedict, Jew, of Lincoln,
from Robert son of Ywen, from Matilda de London and Thomas her son,
from John Bere of Lincoln from houses late of James Levi, Jew, in the
parish of St. Benedict, from William Gkime le Cordewaner from houses
late of Floria de London, Jewess, of Lincoln, in the parish of St Martin,
from Walter Bek of Lincoln from houses late of Jude the Jew in the bailey
of Lincoln, from Simon le Floure of Lincoln from houses late of Florias
de Lincoln, Jew, in the pirish of St. Cuthbert, from Robert Venoure
from houses late of Hagin Benedict in the parish of St. Martin, from
houses late of Benedict le Counte, Jew, in the parish of St. John la Poure,
from Peter de Coleby from houses late of James Brauncegate, Jew, in
the parish of St. George, from Adam son of Martin de Lincoln from houses
late of Joceus Gabias, Jew, in the parish of St. Michael on the Hill, from
John de Norwico of Lincoln and Matilda his wife from houses late of
Manser de Bradeworth in the parish of St. George, from Alexander son
of Joan daughter of Martin de Lincoln from houses late of Salamon de
London, Jew, in the parish of St. Martin, from Walter de Glouc' of
Lincoln from houses late of Manser de Bradeworth, Jew, in the parish of
St. George, houses late of Joceus de Colecestre, Jew, and houses late of
Benedict de London, Jew, in Brauncegate, Lincoln, from houses late of
Hagin Calf, Jew, from John son of Simon le Pestour of Lincoln from
houses late of Salomon de London. Jew, in Brauncegate, from Walter de
EJarliolo of Lincoln from 2j. rent in Lincoln late of Elias Ghiboys, Jew, of
Lincoln, and the place in the city that was the burying ground of the
Jews, from the bailiffs of the city for the rent of divers Jews, from John
de Blythe of Lincoln from the custody of a messuage in the suburbs late
of John Blake of Lincoln and the price of forfeited wools, from Robert
Shirwode from the custody of a plot in the suburbs in the king's hands by
reason of the acquisition of it by the abb«t of Vaudey without licence and
a shop in the parish of St. Michael late of Reginald Host, who died without
heir, and from Hamo Sutton son and heir of Robert Sutton of Lincoln
from three messuages in the parish of St. Andrew, and all the above-
mentioned premises, and a messuage in the parish of St. Augustine in
Beggarsholme sometime of John de Harwode of Lincoln, * cordewaner,*
outlawed on Tuesday after the Translation of St. Edward, the King and
Martyr, 15 Richard II. in London at the suit of William de Mam of
Cauewyk on a plea of debt, a ruinous messuage in the parish of St. Greorge
late of the said John, and a stall in the parish of St. Martin, Dernestafi,
in Lincoln sometime of John de Kell outlawed on Monday, the feast of the
Apostles Simon and Jude, 26 Edward III. And grant to them within the
precinct of the said county of the city of goods and chattels of felons, fugitives
and outkws, treasure trove, waif, stray, fines, ransoms, year, day, strip,
waste and deodand and all that pertains to the king from the same.
By K. and for 20#. paid in the hanaper.
■'■»» '
501
6 EDWARD IV.— Paet I.
1466.
April 20.
W«staun8ter.
April 25.
Westminster.
April 27.
Westminster.
May 1.
Westminster.
May 9.
Westminster.
Majr 7.
Westminster.
April 28.
Westminster.
AprU 26.
Westminster.'
AprU 23«
Westminster.
Membrane 26.
Pai'dons of outlawry to the following :— *
Nicholas Smyth late of Westmersey, co. Essex, * husbondman/ for
not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer John
Weynshed, citizen and < bocher ' of London, touching a debt of 14/.,
he having surrendered to the Flete prison, as Kobert Danby, knight,
chief justice of the Bench, has certified. London^
John Stoue of Holdesworthy, co. Devon, ^ husbondman,' for not
appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, to answer Thomas Clement touching a debt of 40^.
Devon.
Thomas Smyth late of Shirborne, oo. Dorset, ' yoman,' executor of the
will of William Smyth alias Wodiand, for not appearing before the
justices of the Bench to answer a plea that he and Edith Wodiand
late of Shirborne, * wedow,' late the wife of the said William and
co-executrix of his will, should render I06s. Sd. to Andrew James,
' marchaunt.' Town of Southampton.
William Andrewe late of London, * yoman,' and Elizabeth his wife,
late the wife of Henry Halewell, late citizen and 'stokfyssh-
raonger' of London, who died intestate, and administratrix of
his goods, for not appearing to answer a plea that they render
34L 13f. 4d. to Lawrence Henclyff, citizen and butcher of London.
London.
Edward Danyell late of Bedford, * chapman,' for not appearing before
Robert Danby and his fellows of the Bench to answer Richard
Everley, citizen and mercer of London, and John Faukys, derk,
touching a debt of 28/. 5«. 9d. London.
Robert Bullok of St. Neots, co. Huntingdon, 'gentilman,' for not
appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, to answer Henry Tole, citizen and brewer of
London, touching a debt of 16 marks 10^. Middlesex.
Thomas Gardyner late of Salisbury, co. Wilts, derk, for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Andrew Jamys,
* marchaunt,* touching a debt of 61. Idf. 4d.
Town of Southampton.
Walter Milner late of Wermyngton, co. Northampton, 'chapman,' for
not appearing before Richard Newtou and his fellows, justices of
the Bench of the late king, to answer William Rouceby of Staunford,
chaplain, touching a debt of 19 marks. Lincoln.
John Browene of Mayden Bradley, co. Wilts, butcher, for not appear*
ing before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas Rygby of
London, 'gentilman,' touching a debt of 12/. due from himsdf and
William Harres of Mayden Bradley, ' husbondman.' London.
William Roberde of Walpole, co. Norfolk, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing to answer John Massyngham touching a debt of 40/.
Norfolk.
Richard Salkeld late of Ormeshed, co. Westmoreland, esquire, for not
appearing before John Prysot and Jiis fellowsi justices of the Bench
502
6 EDWARD IV.— Part I.
1466.
May 14.
Westmiiuter.
April 23.
Westminster.
June 18.
Westminster.
June 19.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Membrane 25 — cont,
of the late king, to answer John Bere and Richard Whele toudiing
two debts of 20/. Middlesex.
Richard Mofford of Irynham, c6. Lincoln, < yoman^' for not appearing
before the king when sued with William Martyndale of Neweton in
Alderdale, co. Cnmberland, knight, Richard Kirkebride of Wjgdon
in Alderdale, co. Cumberland, esquire, Bartholomew Laucher of
Wygdon in Alderdale, ' yoman,' and John Nele of Newecastell,
' wever,' to answer William Colom touching a trespass. Lincoln.
Thomas Barton late of London, 'gentilman,* for not appearing before
John Pry sot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late
kuig, to answer Gilbert Pulvertoft, * gentilman/ touching a debt of
40«. London.
Gilbert Standyssh of Totenho, co. Buckingham, ' gentilman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer William
Walton, citizen and goldsmith of London, touching a debt of 12/.
London.
William Veysy of Bokyngham, co. Buckingham, *yoman,' for not
appearing before John Prisot and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, to answer John Bethewater touching a debt of 40*.
Bedford.
William Hemmyng late of Bradfeld, co. Norfolk, clerk, for not ap -
pearing before the justices of the Bench to answer John Norman,
chaplain, touching a debt of 4 marks. City of Norwich.
Simon Maddy late of Fendrayton, co. Cambridge, * husbondman,' for
not appearing to answer Thomas Wynkefeld of Ware, co. Heiiford,
touching a debt of 20/. Hertford.
Henry Makeney late of Makeney, co. Berks, ' gentilman,' alias of
Causham, co. Berks, for not appearing before John Prysot and his
fellows, justices of the Bench of the late king, to answer William
Russell, * citezen ' and * draper ' of London, and Thomas Male, citizen
and skinner of London, touching debts of 4 marks and 40*. respect-
tively. London.
May 2.
Westminster.
May 9.
Westminitcr.
April 23.
Westminster.
May 7.
Westminster.
June 16.
Westminster.
Membrane 24.
John Nedyrton of Bodman, co. Cornwall, 'chapman,' for not ap-
pearing to answer William Redknape, citizen and mercer of London,
touching a debt of 16/. I3s. Ad, * Middlesex.
John Strafforth of Berfeld, co. York, ' milner,' for not appearing
to answer Nicholas Morley, esquire, John Piysot and Thomas
Hauchet touching a debt of 10/. Middlesex.
William Stokton late of the city of York, merchant, for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Geoffrey Feldyng, late
alderman, citizen and mercer of London, touching debts of 30/. and
• 30/. 18^. 4c/. and John Croke of London, ' gentilman,' touching a debt
of 16/. 13*. 4f/. York.
William Durham, perpetual vicar of the church of Bridkirke in Aller-
dale, CO. Cumberland, for not appearing to answer Thomas, prior
of St. Mary's, Gysburn in Clyveland, co. York, touching a debt of
1^/. York.
William Moppe of Westworcombe, co. Devon, *helyer,' for not
appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, when sued wiUi Denis Moppe of Westworcombe,
•f
6 BDWABD IV.— Pabt I.
503
1466.
Juno 16.
Westminster.
June 18.
Westminster.
June 21.
Westminster.
June 2.
Westminster.
June 21.
Westminster.
June 22.
Westmiastcr.
Juno 18.
Westminiter.
July 5.
Westminster.
July 5.
Westminster.
July 7.
Westminster.
Membrane 24 — cont.
' husbondman/ John Crewys of Mortbo, co. Devon, ^ husbondman/
and John Meryell of Burghberton, co. Devon, * husbondman,' to
answer Humphrey Poyntz touching a trespass. Devon.
John Eoberdys late of Leicester, ' draper,' for not appearing before
the justices of the Bench to answer John Heynes, * citezyn and
draper * of London, and William Shukburgh, * citezyn and draper '
of London, touching a debc of 65«. 11^^. Leicester*
William Ci-abbe late of Worcester, ^yoman,' for not appearing to
answer Thomas Blunt and Anne his wife touching a debt of 5 marks.
Hereford.
William Tyndale of Northampton, ' chandeler,' for not appearing before
John Pryeot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late king,
to answer Edmund Raymond, citizen and fishmonger of London,
touching a debt of 22/. 18^. id. Northampton.
Hugh Clyderhowe late of Kyngeston on Hull, ' marchaunt,' son of
Hugh Clyderhowe of Kyngeston on Hull the elder for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Henry Nederhose,
merchant of Almain, touching a debt of 40/. Middlesex.
Richard Warde, parson of the church of Geldeston, co. Norfolk, for not
appearing to answer a plea that he render 40s, to Elizabeth the relict
of Thomas Canynges, late citizen, grocer and alderman of London,
and executrix of his will. London.
Richard Hoberd of Monkys Illy, co. Suffolk, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before John Prysot and hib fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, to answer Richard Rote of Glemsford, co. Suffolk,
touching a debt of 100s. London.
John Shephurd of Terdley, co. Hertford, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before Robert Danby, knight, and hid fellows, justices of
the Bench, to answer Laurence, bishop of Durham, touching a debt
of 28/. les. 2d. Middlesex.
Thomas Himyng of Dowenham, co. Suffolk,'shepherd,' for not appearing
before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late
king, when sued with John Albon, 'laborer,' Richard Hyhoe,
* shepherd,' John Curteys, * laborer,' and John Grelon, * laborer,' all
of Dowenham, to answer John, prior of the church of St. Mary,
Thetford, touching a trespass. Norfolk.
Richard Basset late of Worcester the younger, * goldsmyth,' for not
appearing before Robert Danby, knight, and }n& fellows, justices of
the Bench, to answer William Poiter, citizen and goldsmith of
London, touching a debt of 50;. London.
Thomas Emeryngall late of Hadley, co. Suffolk, * clotheman,' for not
appearing to answer William liedknape, citizen and mercer of
London, touching a debt of 53s. Sd. London.
John Clare of WodehuU, co. Bedford, * husbondman,' for not appearing
before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late
king, to answer Thomas Throgmerton and Thomas Frowyk touching
a debt of 4/. Middlesex.
William Gauge of Henwyk, co. Bedford, ^husbondman,' for not
appearing to answer the same for a like debt. Middlesex.
Robert Page late of Northon, co. Wilts, *merchaunt,' for not appearing
to answer Augustin Salvaigo, merchant of Genoay touching a debt of
13/. 2;. Sd. London*
504
CALENDAR OP PATENT EOLLS.
1467.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
1466.
Jnly 2.
Westminster.
June 11.
Westminbter.
July 10.
Westminster.
July 11.
Oct. 10.
Westminster.
Membrane 24 — cant.
Wiliiam Raff late of London, clerk, for not appearing before the justioes
of the Bench to answer Nicholas Bungey, clerk, touching a debt of
71. Ss. London.
Thomas Lee of Kyngeston on Thames, co. Surrey, * mercer,' for not
appearing before John Prfsot and bis fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, to answer Ralph Marche touching a debt of
141. 38. lOd. Surrey.
Joan Tylby late of Wyncestre, co. Southampton, widow, for not
appearing before Robert Danby, knight, and his fellows, justices of
the Bench, to answer Thomas Gylmyn of London, * grocer,' touching
a debt of 60s. London.
Henry Abraham late of Cambridge, clerk, for not appearing before the
justices of the Bench to answer John l?aplyt, * chaplain,' touching a
debt of 20/. Suffolk.
John Bukyngham late of Northamptou, ' gentilman,' for not appearing
to answer Master John Walker, clerk, touching a debt of 14/.
Northampton.
Stephen Twychener late of Famburgh, co. Southampton, ' yoman,' for
not appearing when sued with William Twychener of Famburgh,
^ husbondman,' to answer Richard Forster touching a trespass.
Southampton.
John Smyth of Wyghey in the parish of Regat, co. Surrey, ' smyth,'
for not appearing to answer Nicholas Ayssheton, William Burton,
clerk, and Martin Robert, executors of the will of Walter Robyn,
late parson of Notfelde, touching a debt of 405. Surrey.
John Hertwell of Gedyngton, co. Northampton, 'chapman,' for not
appearing to answer John Wendy touching a debt of 69f. 1^.
London.
Geoffrey Wodeley late of Paunsfottescourte in the parish of Monesley,
CO. Hereford, * yoman,' alias late of Ledbury, co. Hereford.
' husboodman.' for not appearing to answer John Iwardeby,
esquire, and Joan his wife touching a debt of 20/. Hereford.
\
July 8.
Weftminster.
Membrane 23.
Ro^rt Bodenham late of Porchestre, co. Southampton, 'gentilman,'
for not appearing before the king when sued with William
Lewte, ' yoman,' John Worsele, ^ yoman,' Henry Bruyn, knight, and
John Benet, * yoman,' all of Porchestre, to answer Henry Tren-
chard, esquire, touching a trespass, and when sued with William
Lewte, Thomas Crosse late of Porchestre, 'yoman,' John Benet,
John Berde late of Neuport in the Isle of Wight, ' yoman,' Henry
Jackson late of Neuport, * yoman,' John Croke late of Tychefeld,
CO. Southampton, ' baker,' Richard Cook late of Faram, co. South-
ampton, ' taiilour,' Thomas Forbour late of Faram, 'yoman,' John
Woi-seley, Robert Botreux late of Fordyngbrigge, co. Southampton,
* yoman,' Henry Bruyn, Louis Dyngeley late of Shorwell, co.
Southampton, ' gentilman,' Thomas Legge late of Caresbroke, co.
Southampton, 'yoman,' Hugh Grygge late of Neuport, 'yoman/
Thomas Anerhiil late of Neuport, ' yoman,' Richard Aleyn late of
Neuport, ' yoman,' Henry Erlesman late of Shorwell, ' yoman,' and
John Tryppc late of Faram, 'yoman,' for the like. Southampton.
6 EDWABD IV.— PxBT 1.
506
1466.
Oct 13.
Westminster.
Oct. 13.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Oct 24.
Westminster.
Oct 9.
Westminster.
Oct 26-
Westminster.
Oct 27.
Westminster.
Oct 9.
Westminster.
Oct 24.
Westminster.
Oct 28.
Westminster.
Membrane 2^—eont.
Balph Coton late of Laken, co. Salop, ^ gentilman/ for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas Ottelej of
Shrewsbury, merchant, touching a debt of 35/. Salop.
John a Wode of Boarton, co. Buckingham, < husbondman,' for not
appealing to answer William Puryfej, esquire, touching a debt of
43«. 4d. Buckingham.
John Wattys late of Morton, co. Buckingham, ' carpenter,' for not
appearing before John Prjsot and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of the late king, to answer William Derant touching a debt
of 28 marks. Devon.
John Hyue late of Langford Lester, co. Devon, * husbondman,' for
not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer a plea that
he render 111^. 6^d. to John Kemmys, executor of the will of
William, lord Botreaux, knight. Somerset.
Bichard Gornyssh late of Dupfoi*d, co. Devon, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing to answer a plea that he render 100«. to the said
executor. Somerset.
Reginald Basset late of Guldeford, co. Surrey, clerk, for not appearing
to answer a plea that he render 20 marks to Humphrey Henster and
William Bowe, executors of the will of John Foche, late parson of
the church of St Margaret, Briggestrete, London. Middlesex.
Thomas Hesketh late of Great Steynton, co. Cumberland, ' husbond*
man,' for not appearing before John Prisot and his fellows, justices
of the Bench of the late king, to answer Agnes Laton, ¥ridow,
touching a debt of 6 marks. London.
Thomas Tokerman of Skeredon in the parish of Den Pryour, co.
Devon, 'husbondman,' for not appearing to answer John Glyn
touching a debt of 40«. Devon.
Richard Lyng of Burton on Trent, co. Stafford, 'yoman,' ali(u
' wolmonger,' for not appearing before the said justices to answer
Margaret, late queen of England, touching a debt of 20/. and before
the justices of the Bench of the present king to answer Richard
Heywood of Coventre, ' mercer,' touching a debt of 5 marks.
Stafford. Coventry.
William Andrewe late of Layboume, co. Kent, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer a plea that h»
render 4/. to Thomas Royner the elder, Humphrey Heyford, John
Aleyn and Richard Galyon, citizens and goldsmiths of London,
executors of the will of Matthew Halle, late citizen and ' goldsmyth '
of London. London.
Nicholas Palmer late of Aulton, co. Southampton, ' yoman,' for not
appearing before Robert Danby and his fellows, justices of the
Bench, to answer Hugh Pakenham touching a debt of 20 marks.
Middlesex.
Nicholas Shaxton late of Norwich, ' fremason,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Hugh Levely and
Thomas Levely touching a debt of 46f . 6d, Lincoln.
Thomas Thakker of Sarflete, co. Dncoln, * yoroan,' for not appearing
to answer Jotin Davyson, clerk, touching a trespass. Lincoln.
John Pengelley of Trewardryth, co. Cornwall, * gentilman,' alias late
of London, for not appearing to answer David Selby, esquire,
touching a debt of 40^., aud to answer a plea that he render 40«.
506
CA^NDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1466.
Oct. 14.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
Membrane 23 — c(mt.
to Elizabeth the relict of Thomas CanTOcesy citizen, grocer and
alderman of London, and executor of his will.
London. Middlesex*
William Arnold late of Wjlton, co. York, chaplain, for not appearing
to answer a plea of Richard Ljndeley that he together with John
Gasebj late of Wilton in Cleveland, co. York, chaplain, and John
Richemond late of Rndby, co. York, chaplain, broke the house of
the said Richard at Shoterskef, carried off his goods and chattels
and assaulted Alice Hastynges his servant. York.
John Marchall of Stortford, co. Hertford, ^ yoman,' for not appearing
to render his account to Roger Payn for the time when he was his
receiver. Hertford.
John Gierke late of Excetyr, co. Devon, ' marchaunt/ for not appear-
ing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of
the late king, to answer William Wodeward, citizen and goldsmith
of London, touching a debt of 6/. London.
John Spryngold late of Luton, co. Bedford, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer John Cokayn,
esquire, touching a debt of 40/. London.
John How alias Hunt of Comberalegh, co. Devon, * yoman,* for not
appearing before Robert Dan by and his fellows, justices of the
Bench, to answer William Denys, esquire, touching a debt of
25/. 6s. 8d. London.
Membrane 22,
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
Oct. 26.
Westminster.
Oct. 27.
Westminster.
Oct. 11.
Westnunster.
Nov. 4,
Westminster.
Oct. 9.
William Warde of Sharnbroke, co. Bedford, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of the late king, to answer John, abbot of the monastery of
St. Mary de Pratis, Leicester, touching a debt of 40/. Leicester.
Robert Glaygate of Byrlyng, co. Kent, ^husbondman,' for not appear-
ing before the justices of the Bench to answer a plea that he render
4/. to Thomas Reyner the elder, Humphrey Hay ford, John Aleyn
and Richard Galyon, citizens and goldsmiths of Lond<m, executors
of the will of Matthew HalJe, late citizen and 'goldsmyth' of
London. London.
Simon Danke late of Byrlyng, ^ hnsbondmau,' for the like. London.
Robert Somerfeld late of Marleborough, co. Wilts, ^ chapman,' for not
appearing before Robeit Danby and his fellows, justices of the
Bench, to answer William Sewester, citizen and mercer of Loudon,
touching a debt of 10/. London.
Roger Dyconson of Botheby in the parish of Welton, co. Lincoln,
^ husbondman,' for not appearing before the justices of tlie Bench
to answer John Dymmok, esquire, touchiog a debt of 20/. Lincoln.
Robert Skylman of Biislyngfeld, co. Cambridge, ^ husbondman,' for
not appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of the late king, to answer a plea that he render AOs, to
John Brid son of Thomas Bryd and Thomas Middelton of Walden,
executors of the will of Thomas Bryd. Cambridge.
Thomas Beverley of Fyssherton Ajicher, co. Wilts, * yoman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Walter Bergh
touchiug a debt of 40«. Wilts.
6 BDWABD IV.— Pabt I.
607
1467.
Nov. 6.
Westminfltor.
Nov. 5.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
Oct. 15.
Westminster.
Nov. 20.
Westminster.
Oct. 12.
Westminster.
Oct. 13.
Westminster.
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Nov. 17.
Westminster.
Oct. 15.
Westminster.
Membrane 22 — cont,
John Eyngyston late of Guldeford, co. Surrey, ^hosteler,' for not
appettring to answer Thomas Grjlmjn of London, * grocer/ touching
a debt of 68«. London.
Robert Osbaru late of London, * gentylman,' alias late of Thorp, co.
Surrey, alieu Bobert Osberne late of Henton, co. Wilts, for not
appearing before John Prvsot and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, to answer Geoffrey Boleyn, citizen and mercer of
London, and John Spycer the elder of Stanes, co. Middlesex,
'chapman,' touching a debt of 4/. 10^. lef., Thomas Colyn of Stanes,
'yoman,' and John Horell, citizen and ' dyer ' of London, touching
a debt of 40;., and John Lambard or Lambert of the parish of
St. Clement Danes without Temple Bar, London, ' sadeller,' touching
a debt of 40;. London. Middlesex.
John Penne late of Hagley, co. Worcester, ' yoman,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas Hulle touching
a debt of 40;. and a trespass. Worcester.
Bichard Laurens of Tylbury, co. !Elssex, ' yoman,* for not appearing
to answer Thomas Cook, alderman, citizen and clothier of London,
touching a debt of 40;. London.
Richard Pylton late of Seynt Ivys, co. Huntingdon, * yoman,' for not
appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, to answer John Knyfe, citizen and ' corsour ' of
London, touching a debt of 4 marks. London.
Thomas Erie late of Thurrok, co. Essex, * halywaterclerk,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas Quyne,
citizen and ' fysshemonger ' of London, touching a debt of 4S;. Sd,
London.
•
William Sybson of Barnby in the parish of Houden^ co. York, the
younger, ' husbondman,' and Cecily his wife for not appearing to
answer Kichard Skynner touching a trespass. York.
William Lagharne late of Truruburgh, co. Cornwall, ' gentilman,' for
not appearing to answer Bichard Vynccnt, clerk, touching a debt
of 5 marks. Kent.
John Yorke of Lobthorpe, co. Lincoln, ' yoman,' for not appearing to
answer the prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England
touching a trespass. Lincoln.
John Fuller late of Morle by Attilburgh, co. Norfolk, * thaxster,' for
not appearing to answer John Wryght of Assh by Campesse touching
a debt of 58;. Bd. Suffolk.
John Ballard late of Fordyngbryge, co. Southampton, ' laborer,' for
not appearing to answer John Sterlyng touching a debt of 40/.
London.
William Grove of Worcester, ^ mercer,' for not appearing to answer
John Dyer of Malmesbury, co. AVilts, ^ mercer,' touching a debt of
5 marks. Middlesex.
Nicholas Gaynsford of Moreton, co. Essex, chaplain, for not appearing
to answer William Tyrell, knight, alias William Tyrell of Beches,
late esquire, touching a debt of 100;. Essex.
Roger London late of Colchester, co. Essex, merchant, for not appearing
to answer John Hawkyn, citizen and draper of London, touching a
debt of 4/. 19;. Middlesex.
Thomas Dale late of Bexkeford, co. Bedford, esquire, for not appearing
to answer William Bede, esquire, touching a debt of 20/.
Buckingham.
508
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1466.
Nov. 19.
Wectminster.
Oct. 25.
Weitiuiuster.
Nor. 19.
Westminster.
Nov. 17.
Westmiattter.
Membrane 22 — corU.
Robert Melljs late of Higham, co. Suffolk, ^ fuller/ for not appearing
to answer Richard Lee, citizen^ grocer and alderman of London, and
John Stokes, citizen and grocer of London, touching a debt of 42«.
London.
John Armjn late of Loathe, co. Lincoln, * chapman,* for not appearing
to answer Robert Freman, citizen and * h&berdassher ' of London,
touching a debt of 43^. 6^d. London.
Roger Yonge late of Sayton, co. Rutland, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, to answer Thomas Boughton, esquire, touching a
debt of 20/. Warwick.
Richard Hobson of Great Dryffeld, co. York, * husbondman,' for not
appe^kring before the justices of the Bench to answer the prior of the
church of St. Mary, Gromonf, touching a trespass. York.
Oct. 9.
Westminster.
Nov. 21.
Westminster.
Oct. 11.
Westminster.
Oct. 9.
Westminster.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Nov. 22.
Westminster.
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
Oct 12.
Westminster.
Membrane 21.
John Colyns of Fakenham by Hempton, co. Norfolk, ^ smyth,' for not
appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, to answer James Andrewys touching a debt of 63«.
and to answer a plea that he render a horse worth 40f. and chattels
to the value of 40^. to John, abbot of the monastery of St. Mary de
Pratis by Creyk. Norfolk.
Richard Broun of Ednam, co. Lincoln, 'husbondman,' executor of
the will of Adam Richardson late of Ednam, and Richard Boucher
of Ednam, ' boucher/ and Joan his wife, late the wife of the said
Adam and co-executrix of his will, for not appearing before the
justices of the Bench to answer the prior of the monastery of St.
Mary, Bridlyngton, touching a debt of 40/. York.
Thomas Baker of Eydon Mounte, co. Essex, the younger, ' husbond-
man,' for not appearing before the king to answer William Herde
touching a trespass. Essex.
John Hanham late of Tenderyng, co. Essex, the younger, ' gentilman,'
for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer a plea
that he render 40^. to Elizabeth, relict of Thomas Canynges, citizen,
grocer and alderman of London, and executrix of his will.
London.
William Burrell of Dankestyr, co. York, ^ yoman,' for not appearing
to answer James Marenell touching a debt of 4 marks Zs, 4d.
York.
Richard Gaj late of Mylton Damerell, co. Devon, ^ husbondman,' for
not appearing before the king to answer William Corum touching a
trespass. Surrey.
William Kemster of Fiytwyke, co. Bedford, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Jdin Manyng-
ham, esquire, touching a debt of lOOs. Bedford.
David Baron of Wenyngton, co. Stafford, 'husbondman,' for not
appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, to answer John Tagge touching a debt of 40f .
Stafford.
Thomas Donyngton of Blaktofte, co. York, 'yoman,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Richard Wakefeld
touching a trespass. Hertford.
6 EDWARD IV.- Pabt I.
509
1466.
Nov. 22.
Westminster.
Nov. 23.
Westminster.
Nov. 24.
Westminster.
Nov. 24.
Westminster.
Nov. 7.
Westminster.
Nov. 22.
Westminster.
Nov. 24.
Westminster.
Nov. 26.
Westminster.
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
Nov. 26.
Westminster.
1467.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Membrane 21 — conU
Walter Fyvyan of the parish of Lullyngton, co. Somerset, * cloth-
maker/ for not appearing before Bicbard Neuton and his fellows,
jastices of the Bench of the late king, to answer Thomas Canjnges,
citizen and grocer of London, touching a debt of 8/. London.
Bichard Wryght late of Fulborn, co. Cambridge, * gentilman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Gkofirey
Feldyng and Edmund Bedknape, citizens and mercers of London,
touching two debts of 21/. 13«. 4^. Middlesex.
John Abyngdon of Oxenden, co. Gloucester, ' hnsbondman,' for not
appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, to answer John Fastolf, knight, touching a debt of
40«. Middlesex.
Thomas Waryn of Orewelie, co. Cambridge, *yoman,' for not appear-
ing to answer William Frauiiceys touching a debt of 9/. Norfolk.
Henry Chicheley late of Wympole, co. Cambridge, esquire, for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer William
Clement, citizen and draper of London, touching a debt of 17/.
London.
Thomas Case of Folkston, co. Kent, * husbondman,' alias Thomas
Caas late of Fulston, co. Kent, < yoman,' for not appearing before
John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late
king, to answer John Gybbes touching a trespa&f, and before the
justices of the Bench of the present king to answer John Martyn,
citizen and tailor of London, touching a (lebt of 40/. Kent.
John Esyngwold late of the parish of St. Sepulchre without Neugate
in the suburbs of London, * gentilman,' a/tof late of Newerk, co.
Nottingham, for not appearing before the justices of the Bench
to answer William Holt, citizen and mercer of London, John Blake-
bourne, citizen and ' talughcbaundeler ' of London, and Thomas
Bryan of London, ' gentilman,' touching debts of 100/., ;^3/. and 4/.
respectively. London.
Bobert Taverner of Dripole, co« York, ' maryner,' for not appearing to
answer John Wencelagh of Brandesburton touching a debt of
10/. 13*. 4e/. York.
John Tyse late of York, 'bocher,' for not appearing to answer
William Shirwod of York, < gentilman,' touching a debt of 10/.
Middlesex.
Bichard Dryland late of London, esquire, for not appearing before
the late king to answer William Croude touching a trespass.
London*
Bobert Strete late of Dunster, co. Somerset, clerk, for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas Gay the elder,
citizen and tailor of London, touching a debt of 8/. London.
John Harry of Dodebrokeburgh, co. Devon, ^ smytli,' for not appear-
ing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of
the late king, to answer William Kent touching a debt of 5 marks.
Devon.
John Tysard late of Walden, co. Essex, ^gentilman,' for not
appearing to answer a plea that he render 40/. to Thomas Holme
and Cristiana his wife late the wife of John Garlond late of Waldeo,
' marchaunt,' and executrix of his will. Essex.
John Wattys late of Foxcote, co. Buckingham, clerk, for not appearing
to answer William Berant touching a debt of 28 marks. Devon.
510
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1467.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
Jan. 25.
Westminster.
Jan. 29.
Westminster.
Jan. 27.
Westminster.
Feb. 3.
Westminster.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Feb. 5.
Westminster.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Westminster
Membrane 21— con/.
Richard Burgh of Great Chesterfordy co. Essex, ^sinyih/ for not
appearing to answer Richard Walter, citizen and ^ iremonger * of
London touching a debt of 52«. 8^. Cambridge.
Roger Yonge late of Burgh, co. York, ^ yoman,* for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer John None and Nicholas
More, burgesses of Great Yermothe, co. Norfolk, touching a debt of
20 marks. Norfolk.
Edward Hopton late of Rokhill, co. Salop, ' gentilman,' for not appear-
ing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices; of the Bench of
the late king^ to answer William Gladman, citizen and mercer of
London, and Alice his wife, ' silkwoman,' touching a debt of 20/.
Middlesex.
John Wolfe of Kjngeston, co. Surrey, the younger, * bocher,* for not
appearing to answer Thomas Byles and William Tanner, executors
of the will of John Hastynges, clerk^ touching a debt of 5 marks
6s. Sd. London.
Richard Fury of Trescote, co. Stafford, ' yoman,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer William Leycroft touching
a debt of 40*. Warwick.
Membrane 20.
Edmund Somer of Hevyngham, co. Norfolk, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before John Prysot and his follows, justices of the
Bench of the late king, to answer John Fastolf, knight, touching a
trespass committed by himself and Robert Bidwell of Folthorpe, co.
Norfolk, ' husbondman,' and John Skut of Horsford, co. Norfolk,
^ husbondman.' Norfolk.
Richard Perkyn of Hope, co. Worcester, * husbondman,' for not ap-
pearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Ancelm Codryngton
touching a trespass. Worcester.
William Ray son late vicar of the parish church of Eynesham, co.
Oxford, alias William Reson late of Tettebury, co. Gloucester,
clerk, for not appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, justices
of the Bench of the late king, to answer William Lambeton touching
a trespass, Simon Doyly touching a trespass and Thomas Gkiy the
elder, citizen and tailor of London, touching a debt of 40«., and
before the justices of the Bench of the present king to answer
John Dyer of Malmesbury, co. Wilts, ' yoman,' touching a debt of
10/. Northampton. Middlesex. London.
John Restell late of Meryden, co. Warwick, ' osteler,' for not appear-
ing before the justices of the Bench when sued with Robert Warde
late of Alspath, co. Warwick, chaplain, to answer John Coryngham,
chaplain, touching a trespass. Middlesex.
William Dalton of Hamersmyth, co. Middlesex, * husbondman,' alias
late of Fulham, co. Middlesex, 'husbondman,' for not appearing
before John Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bencii of the
late king, to answer a plea that he render 41. to John Norman,
alderman of London, and Agnes his wife, executors of the will of
William Paxman late citizen and 'iremonger' of London, and
before the justices of the Bench of the present king to answer
William Poteman, the warden, and the fellows of the college of All
Souls, Oxford, touching a debt of 20/. Middlesex.
Richard Sprynget late of Hawekeherst, co. Kent, 'carpenter,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer a plea that he
6 EDWARD IV.— Part I.
611
1467.
Feb. 9.
Westminster.
Feb. 7.
Westminster.
Jan. 23.
Westminster.
Feb. 9.
Westminster.
Feb. 7.
Westminster.
Feb. 9.
Westminster.
Feb. 11.
Westminster.
Feb. 11.
Westminster.
Jan. 25.
Westminster.
Membrane 20 — cont.
render 20/. to Cicely late the wife of Thomas ETryell, kniglit, and
Nicholas Sibilly executors of the will of the said Thomas. Kent.
John Hanell late of CheryshetantOD, co. Devon, 'husbondman/ for not
appearing before Robert Danby and his fellows, justices of the
Bench, to answer John Wynell touching a debt of 40^. Devon.
William Veruey late of Great Wolford, co. Warwick, esquire, son and
heir of Robert Verney late of Great Wolfoixi, for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Richard Dalby of Brok-
hampton, co. Warwick, ^ gentilman,' touching a debt of 39/.
Middlesex.
Guv Bayle or Bailly of North Mymmys, co. Hertford, ^ husbondman,
for not appearing before John Frysot and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of the late king, and the justices of tlie Bench of the present
king to answer 1'homas Gay the elder, citizen and tailor of
London, touching a debt of 40s. London.
Thomas Piers late of Hekfeld, co. Southampton, * husbondman,' for
not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas
Chaundeler, warden of the college of St. Mary of Wynton in
Oxford, touching a debt of 19/. 2jr. Oxford.
William Waleys of Storteford, co. Hertford, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing to answer a plea that he render 40s, to William Thurgor,
administrator of the goods of John Cowpere, chaplain, celebrant of
divine service in the charnel-house within the cemetery of the
cathedral church of St. Paul, London, who died intestate. London.
Thomas Harryos late of London, ^ grocer,' for not appearing to answer
Thomas Wattys, citizen and draper of London, touching a debt of
200/. London.
Oliver Stokdale late of Thorpe Underlefe, co. T»rk, ' gentilman,' for
not appearing to answer a plea that he render a cofler with charters,
writings and other muniments to William Blase. London.
Thomas Norys late of Woxbrigge, co. Middlesex, ^bocher,' for not
appearing to answer Roger Barlowe, citizen and tailor of London,
and John Barlowe, * gentilman,' touching a debt of 6 marks lOd.
Middlesex.
Thomas Avote of Borowby in Whitbystrand, co. York, * yoman,' for
not appearing before the king to answer Richard Wryght touching
a trespass. York.
John Hnwet of Whitcchurch, co. Salop, 'yoman,' for not appearing
before Nicholas (John) Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, to answer Nicholas Gryseley touching a debt of 20
marks. London.
1466.
Nov. 28.
^Westminster.
1467.
Jan. 27.
Westminster.
Mbmbranb 19.
Robert Attekeyn of Haddenharo, co. Cambridge, * drover,' for not
appearing before Uie justices of the Bench to answer Bugh
Lvnallys alias Lynalsse of Slaweston, * gentilman,' touching a debt
of 12/. I^icester.
WiUiam Thomson of Edlyngton, co. York, ^ husbandman,' for no.
appearing before John Prysot and his fellows, jostioes of the Bench
of the late king, when sned with John Eirkby of Edlyngton, clerk,
and William Dryffeld of Edlyngton, 'husbandman,' to answer
Richard Lescrop, clerk, and James Strangways knight touching a
trespass. York.
512 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
][4gg^ Membrane 18.
lifarch 12. Licence, for 6 marks paid in the hanaper, for Elizabeth Venonr, late the
Westminster, wife of V^iiiiara Venour and daughter and heir of Roger Sapurton, to grant
a messuage and a garden within the close of the Flete and the office of the
custody and the cu9to<ly of all the prisons of the king's prison there,
6/. 14«. bd. yearlj rent from divers lands within the city and suburbs of
London, a messuage within the close of the king's palace of Wentminster
and the office of the custody and the custody of the same palace, held in
chief, with the fees and profits pertaining to the said offices and custodies,
to John Markham, knight, chief justice of the King's Bench, Robert
Danby, knight, chief justice of the Common Bench, Richnrd Illyngworth,
knight, chief baron of the Exchequer, William Laken, one of the justices
of the King's Bench, Peter Ardem, knight, one of the justices of the
Common Bench, Richard Choke, knight, another justice of the same
Bench, John Dynhom, esquire, and Thomas Littelton, Thomas Tonge,
John Catesby, Quy Fairefax and Richard Pigot, Serjeants at law, Thomas
Ripplyngham and John Leynton, and for these to demise the same to her
for the term of 60 years or until her death if she die within that term.
And if she shall have issue of her bo«ly, after her decease when required by
the heirs of her body they shall demise the same to whom they will for
three weeks, with successive remainders to the heirs of her body, the heirs
of the body of Robert Babyngton, the persons nominated by herself or her
heirs, and the right heirs of the said Roger. And if she shall die without
issue, after her decease when required by William Babyngton or the heirs
of his body, they shall demise the same to whom they will for three weeks,
with successive remainders to the heirs of the body of the said Robert
Babyngton, the persons nominated by herself or her heirs, and the right
heirs of the said Roger. By p.s.
March 17. General pardon to Robert Stillyngton, bishop of Bath and Wells, dean of
Westminster, the king's free chapel of St. Martin le Qrand, Loudon, and keeper of the
privy seal, of all provisions of apostolic letters or bulls and all other offences
committed by him before 13 January. By p.s.
June 17. Pardon to William Longe of Bristol of all actions and demands against
Westminster, him by reason of his condemnation in 26/. 8f . at the suit of William Talbot
before John Loke and George Erland, late sheriffs of the city of London,
in the counting-house of the said George within the said city by virtue of
a quarrel touching a trespass; the said William Talbot having been
outlawed before the justices of the Bench at Westminster at the suit
of William Neel and Agnes his wife in the county of Leicester. By p.s.
June 27. Exemplificiition, at the instance of the men and inhabitants of the town
Westminster, of Mothetuna in the hundred of Walesham, co. Norfolk, of a certificate
in Chancery. [Domesdai/ Booky fol. 113&. H. de Walesham — comiti,
foL 12«. H. Walessam — iiii. soV./o/. 1296. In Modetuua— obol'. and lu
Modetuna — comes.]
Jur.e 10. Grant for life to the king's kinsmnn William, earl of Arundel, of all the
Westminster, rabbits within the forest and park of Claryngdon alias Paunset, co. Wilts,
rendering to the king lOOf. yearly, with licence for him and his servants
and assigns to enter the forest and park and set engines to take the rabbits.
By p.s.
Mbmbranb 17.
March 15. Whereas the king was entitled to 50 marks from the prior and convent
Westminster, of Certe§ey for the custody of the temporalities of the abbey when it should
become void after 19 January, 37 Heniy VI. by the death of Thomas
Angevyn, abbot, or otherwise, and the abbey became void by the surrender
of the said Thomas Angevyn, and Wilh'am Wroghton was elected abbot,
6 EDWARD IV.— Part T. 513
1466. Membrane 17 — cant.
and bj letters patent dated 25 February, 1 Edward IV. the king granted
the said 50 marks to his sister Anne, duchess of Exeter, and the said
William received the said letters and letters of acquittance of the said
duchess and afterwards on 6 February, 4 Edward IV. he was deprived of
the office and dignity of abbot, so that the abbey again became void, and
he carried off the said letters to places unknown, so that John, now abbot,
and the convent cannot exonerate themselves of the said 50 maris ; the
king hereby pardons to them the said 50 marks and also 50 marks due
from them for the second voidance. By K.
May 1 5. Gleneral pardon to John Awnewyke or Hauuewyke late of Sand wyche,
Westmintter. co. Kent, «yoman.* By K.
June 17. Pardon to Thomas Peftinarth of his outlawry in the county of Cornwall
Westminster, for not appearing before John Pry sot and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of the late king, to satisfy the late king of his ransom for a disseisin of
Roger Moyle and Joan his wife of tenements in Trethenek, Trewolsta,
Lamfrone, Brighter, Penquyt and Morva, of which he was convicted by
default, he having surrendered to the Fieto prison, as Robert Dan by, knight,
chief justice of the Bench, has certified.
June 23. Grant to Ralph Wolseley, esquire, victualler of the town of Calais, in
Westminster, repayment of the sum of 700/. in which the king is indebted to him by 7
tallies at the receipt of the Exchequer delivered to him for Walter Blount,
knight, lord Mouiitjoy, late treasurer of England, for moneys lent for the
victualling of the town and the marches there, that he or his executors,
factors or attorneys may ship sacks and bales of wool, woollen cloths, hides,
tin and lead in any ports of England one or more times before 1 April next
and afterwards at his will and take them to foreign parts by the straits of
Marrok and not elsewhere, quit of customs and subsidies at the rate of 4
marks on each sack of wool until he shall thus be fully satisfied of the said
700/. Byp.s.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled because the king made a like grant
by letters patent to John Middelton on IQ May, 0 Edward IV,
Grant as above that he may ship as above one or more times from 1 April
next until 1 April, 1468, and afterwards at his will. By p.s.
Juno 30. Licence for the prior and monks of the House of Jesus of Bethlehem of
Westminster. Shene to make a subterranean conduit from a spring called ' Welwey '
alias ' Pikwelleswell ' to their house and to repair the pipes of the conduit
when necessary. Henry Y. by a charter granted to them a like licence to
make a conduit from a spring called ^ Hillesdenwell ' in Shene to their
house, but the supply of water is insufficient. By p.8.
July 5. Pnixlon to William Shipman of Olton, co. Suffolk, *• husbondman/ of his
Wefrtmioster. outlawry in the county of Suffolk for not appearing before the king to
answer for certain trespasses, he having surrendered to the Marshaliea
prison, as John Markham, chief justice of the King's Benchj^ has certified.
Mbmbranb 16.
March 9. Appointment, during pleasure, of George Radedyff as controller of the
WestmiDster. great and petty custom, the subsidy of wools, hides and wool-fells, and the
subsidy of the 3f. in thetnn and the 12c?. in the pound in the port of Ipswich
and ports and places adjacent, receiving the accustomed fees, provided that
he execute the office in person, with the custody of one part of the coket
seal. By bill of the treasurer.
The like of the following in the ports named and ports and places
adjacent : —
March 13. Thomas Radeclyff in the port of Kyngeston on Hull.
Westminster. By bill of the treasurer.
ir 86914. K K
514
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1466.
March 18.
Westminffter.
March 15.
Westminster.
March 7.
Westminster.
1467.
Feb. 18.
Westminster.
1466.
Oct. 22.
Westminster.
March 11.
Westminster.
Membrane 16 — cont.
John Staunford in the port of Pole.
Christopher Furneys iu the port of Chichester.
Thomas Wylde iu the port of Boston.
By bill of the treasurer.
By bill of the treasurer.
March 15.
Westminster.
May 2.
Westminster.
April 28.
WeRtminster.
April 30.
Westminster.
1467.
Jan. 12.
Westminster.
1466.
Nov. 24.
Westminster.
March 10.
Westminster.
Geoffrey Kedwelly in the port of Southampton.
By bill of the treasurer.
Richard Grayle in the port of Chichester. By bill of the treasurer.
Richard Peytevyn in the port of Bnggewater. By bill of the treasurer.
Appointment, during pleasure, of John Puny as the king's ganger in
the port of Bristol and ports and places adjacent, receiving the accustomed
fees. By bill of the treasurer.
The like of the following in the ports named and ports and places
adjacent : —
William Sayer in the port of Southampton. By bill of the treasurer.
Robert Chamberleyn in the port of Pole.
By bill of the treasurer.
March 13.
Westminster.
March 12.
Westminster.
March 9.
Westminster.
April 20.
Westminster.
March 21.
Westminster.
March 18.
Westminster.
March 9.
Westminster.
John Malteman in the port of Kyngeston on Hull.
By bill of the treasurer.
Thomas Draper in the port of Boston. By bill of the treasurer.
Thomas Longer in the port of Chichester. By bill of the treasurer.
Richard Prykproude in the poit of Ipswich. By bill of the treasurer.
Grant, during pleasure, to John Aldey of the office of tronage and pesage
in the port of Sandwych and ports and places adjacent, receiving the accus-
tomed fees. By bill of the treasurer.
The like to the following in the ports named and ports and places
adjacent : —
Robert Newland in the port of Ipswich. By bill of the treasurer.
John Lamplogh in the port of Newcastle on Tyne.
By bill of the treasurer.
Thomas Blakeham in the port of London. By bill of the treasurer.
«
Richard Gylberd in the port of Southampton. By bill of the treasurer.
Nicholas Delehay in the port of Boston. By bill of the treasurer.
Robert Allerton in the port of Kyngeston on Hull.
By bill of the treasurer.
Appointment, during pleasure, of William Herbert, esquire, as controller
of the sciutiny in the port of Bristol and ports and places adjacent, receiving
the accustomed fees. By bill of the treasurer.
6 EDWARD IV.— Part I. 515
1466. Membrane 16 — cont
The like of the following : —
March 18. William Bethom in the port of Kyngeston on Hull and ports and places
Westminster. adjacent. By hill of the treasurer.
March 18. Appointment, daring pleasure, of John Swanecote as supervisor of the
Westminster, scrutiny in the port oF Bristol and ports and places adjacent, receiving the
accustomed fees. By hill of the treasurer.
1467.
The like of the following :—
Feh. 17. Nicholas Wareyn in the same. By hill of the treasurer.
Westminster.
March 9. Appointment, during pleasure, of Robert Iseham as controller of the great
Westminster, custom and the subsidy of wools, hides, and wool-fells in the port of London
and ports and places adjacent, receiving the accustomed fees, provided that
he execute the office in person, with the custody of one part of the coket
seal. By bill of the treasurer.
March 10. The like of John Forster as controller of the subsidy of the Ss. in the
Westminster, tun and the 12c?. in the pound in the same. By bill of the treasurer.
March 18. The like of John Feelde as controller of the petty custom in the same.
Westminster. By bill of the treasurer.
Mbmbranb 15.
March 17. General pardon to Master Peter Taster, dean of St. Severin and provost of
Westminster, the coll^iate church of St. John, Beverley. By p.8.
March 15. The like to Bichard Bennayth of Pembroke, ' gentilman,' alicu Bichard
Westminster. Hugh of Monketon, co. Pembroke, alias Richard Benet, of all offences com-
mitted by him before 8 October, 1 Edward IV. By p.s.
March 5. Confirmation for one yeai* from 1 March last of a safe-conduct granted
Westminster, by the king's kinsman the earl of Desmond, deputy Jieutenant of Ireland,
bv virtue of. his office to Pellegrinus de Orieta and John Yevan, merchants
of Bordeaux, for themselves and their goods, factors, attorneys and servants,
as appears by letters under the seal of die mayor of Waterford.
By p.s. and for \ mark paid in the h&naper.
The like for Goebartus de Chika and Pellegrinus de Orieta, merchants of
Bordeaux. By p.s. and for \ mark paid in the hanaper.
April 27. Appointment, during pleasure, of Thomas Littelton as one of the justices
Westminster, of the Bench, receiving the accustomed fee. By K. by word of mouth.
April 26. Grant for life to the king's servitor William Hall of the office of one of
Westminster, the yeomen tailors of the great wardrobe, receiving 6d, daily with a livery
for winter ai\d summer yearly at Christmas and Whitsuntide at the hands
of the keeper of the great wardrobe, with all other profits. By p.s.
April 26. Grant for life to the king's servant Thomas Sandeland of the town of
Westminster. Shrewsbury of an annuity of 10 marks from Michaelmas last from the farm
of the manor of Wrokwardyn, co. Salop, in lieu of a like grant to him
from the fee farm of the town of Shrewsbury by letters patent dated 22
Jane, 5 Edward lY. surrendered. By p.s.
March 6. Gbtmt for life to the king's servant William Pault of the office of serjeant
Westminster, of the tailors in the great wardrobe, receiving \2d, daily from the issues of
the counties of Somerset and Dorset, in lieu of another grant to him of the
said office by letters patent surrendered, and grant to him also of 24/. as
regard from the said issues and 100«. yearly from the said issues for a
house hired by him within the city of London, with liveries for vrinter and
summer at Christmas aad Whitsuntide at the hands of the keeper of the
great wardrobe and all other profits. By p.s.
KK 2
516 CALENDAB OP PATENT ROLLS.
1466. Membrane 15 — cont.
April 25. General pardon to Richard Belte late of the town of Westminster, co.
Westminster. Middlesex, * yoman/ alias of London, * gentilman.' By p.8.
April 26. Grant for life to Edward Berkeley, esquire, of the office of bailiff of
Westminster. Barley in the New Forest, co. Southampton, with fees as in the last year
of Edward III. and the first of Richard II. in lieu of a like grant of the
same to Thomas Tauke by letters patent dated 7 July» 1 Edward IV.
surrendered. By p.8.
April 27. Grant to Thomas Litteltou, one of the justices of the Bench, for the
Westminster, better maintenance of his estate, of 1 10 marks yearly at the hands of the
clerk or keeper of the hanaper or the customers in the ports of London,
Bristol and Kyngeston on Hull, according to the form of an act in Parlia-
ment at Westminster, 18 Henry VI. and 106f. ll^d. and the sixth part of
JJ. yearly at Christmas for a robe with fur and 66*. 6rf. yearly at Whitsun-
tide for a robe with lining. \_F(BderaJ] By K.
Membrane 14.
March 4. Appointment, during pleasure, of Richard Wydivyll, knight, lord RyTers,
Westminster, as treasurer of the Exchequer, with all fees and emoluments Ijelonging to
the office. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to Ralph Blount of Mountioye, knight, late
treasurer.
March 4. Grant for life to Robert Huet of Newcastle on Tyne and Mary his
Westminster, daughter of 100*. yearl}'^ from all minute farms and serjeanties required in
the name of the sheriff of the said town, and other farms and profits from
and in the county of the said town. By K.
March 6. General pardon to Joan Marshall late of Kirklyngton, co. Nottingham,
Westminster. < gentilwoman,' of all offences committed by her before 20 February last.
By p.8.
March 4. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Flemyng, king's clerk and chaplaio,
Westminster, doctor of arts and bachelor of theology, as the king's proctor at the court
of Rome, with wages of 120/. yearly at the receipt of the Exchequer.
. By p.s,
March 5. • Licence, at the supplication of the king's consort Elizabeth, queen of
Westminster. England, for William Rous, chaplain. Master John Reseby and Master
Thomas Assheby, priests, to found a fraternity of sixty priests of London
to pray for the good estate of the king and his consort and his kinsman
George Nevile, archbishop of York and chancellor, and for their souls after
death, to be called the fraternity of the Holy Trinity and the Sixty Priests
of London, and for them to elect a registrar from among themselves.
[Fcedera.'] By K.
March 7. Licence for Master Thomas Kent, doctor of either law, clerk of the
Westminster, council, and Robert Kent, bachelor in laws, proctor general of the court of
Canterbury, or their heirs, executors, or assigns to found a perpetual
chantry of one chaplain to celebrate divine service daily at the altar of St.
Mary in the parish church of Hedeerone, co. Kent, for the good estate of
the king and the said Thomas and Robert and for their souls after death
and the souls of Isabel, Joan, Julian and Benet their wives and Stephen
and Julian their parents, the king's father Richard, late duke of York, the
king's brother Edmund, earl of Rutland, Richard, earl of Salisbury, Robert
Home, esquire, and all lords, knights, esquires and others killed in the
battles or conflicts of Northampton, Morfemercrosse, Wakefeld, Saint
Albons and Shirbourne, and to take the charge of distributing the sum of
10/. yearly in pious uses, viz. among the poor parishioners of the said
6 EDWARD IV.— Pabt L 51
1466^ Membrane 14 — cont.
church and other neighbouring places and the repair of the church and
other works of pietj, to be called ' Kentys Chaunterye ' ; and to grant in
mortmain to the said chaplain lands, possessions, rents and services to the
value of 20/. yearly. By p.s. and for 20/. paid id the hanaper.
March 10. General pardon to William Douglas of Dunetaburgh, co. Northumberland,
Wertininrter. <gentilman.' By p.s.
Mbmbranb 13.
March 17. Pardon to Bartholomew Mintmany, merchant of Arragon, household
Westminster, servant of the king's kinsman Peter, king of Arragon, of the trespass
which he unknowingly committed in shipping divers goods from Holland to
England in a certain galley, viz. 6 pieces of *• holand/ 30 pieces of great
web of Brabant, two pieces of wax, 18 ccdiptra or ^ bonettis,' three shirts,
6 ells of black woollen cloth, two cushions (bancalia) of ' aras,' 24 skins of
parchment and II bales of * mader,' which were prohibited by the king in
council from being brought into the realm ; and licence for him to sell and
dispose of the aforesaid goods. By p.s.
March 22. Licence for the prior and convent of the monastery of Bardeney, of the
Westminster, order of St. Benedict, in the diocese of Lincoln, to elect an abbot in the
place of Gilbert Multon, late abbot, resigned. By p.s.
March 15. Grant to the king's kinsman John Nevile, knight, earl of Northumberland,
Westminster, of the next presentation to the parish church of Fulbek, co. Lincoln, which
is of the king's patronage. By p.s.
March 24. Pardon to John Wenlok, knight, lord of Wenlok, treasurer of Ireland,
Westminster, chief butler of England, late executor of the will of John, lord of Faunhope,
of all offences committed by him before 12 February last, and all fines,
amercements, debts, accounts and arrears due to the king before that date
by reason of the execution of the wills of John, lord of Faunhope, and
Thomas Tudenham, knight, or for the custody, governance or issues of any
castles, manors, lordships, lands and tenements of John, duke of Norfolk,
during his minority or of any castles, lordships, manors, lands and other
possessions of which Robert Hungerford, late lord of Hungerford and
Molyns, knight, attainted of high treason by authority of Parliament at
Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. was seised or Eleanor his wife
or Edmund Hampden, knight, attainted as above, or Anne his wife or
John Fortescu, knight, attainted as above, or of any manors and lands late
of the said Thomas Tudenham, knight, or by reason of his said offices of
treasurer of Ireland and chief butler of England. By p.s.
March 24. Grant to William Broun, clerk, of the custody of the house or chapel
Westminster, called * le priory hermitage ' by Dorcestre, co. Dorset. By K.
March 24. Grant for life to the king's servants Hugh Brice and John Sandes of the
Westminster, office of clerk of the king's mint, money and exchange within the Tower
of London, with fees as in the last year of Edward II I. and the first of
Richard II. to be paid yearly at the hands of the warden of the said mint,
in lieu of like grants by other letters patent, surrendered. By p.s.
Vatated by surrender and cancelled because the king granted the said
office to them by other letters patent cm 15 February y 11 Edward IV.
March 28. Whereas it was ordained in the last Parliament at Westminster that after
Westminster, the Purification, 1464, no denizen of the realm or stranger merchant
should carry or cause to be carried any merchandise of the growth or
manufacture of Burgoyne, Lotrik, Braband, Leneburgh, Flaundres,
Artoys, Henawd, Holand, Zeland, Namier, the marquisate of the Holy
Empire, Frizeland, Malynes, the lands beyond the river Mase, or any other
lands or lordships which the duke of Burgundy then held, into England,
618 CALENDAE OF PATENT ROLLS.
1466. Membrane 13 — cont
Wales or Ireland or sell them there, under penalty of foifeiture ; and on 7
February last three galleys of Florence of which Augustine Biliote was and
is captain came into the port of Sandwich, co. Kent, laden amon^ other
things with 389 bales of madder of the growth of the said lands of the
goods of one Gerard Cangiani, and on 9 February one William Gyles in
the king's name seized the said madder to the kingfs use in the presence of
Thomas Kerver, clerk of the town, and one of the Serjeants of the mace
of the town, by the command of Bichard Cheldesworth, mayor of the town ;
nevertheless the king grants the said madder to the said Gerard, with licence
to sell and dispose of it freely to his own profit. By pjs.
Membrane 12.
May 8. Pardon to William Iipe of Tamworth, co. Stafford, * baker,' for the death
Westminster, of Richard Couper, of which he was indicted before John Osmonderiowe,
one of the coroners of the county. By p.8.
May 2. Exemption for life of Henry Greue of Drayton, co. Northampton, esquire,
Westminster, from being put on assizes, juries, attaints, recognisances or inquisitions and
from being made trier of the same, mayor, sheriff, escheator, coroner,
justice, collector, assessor, taxer, surveyor, constable, controller of tenths,
fifteenths, or other subsidies, arrayer or 'trier of men at arms, hobelers, or
archers or other officer, bailiff or minister of the king against his will ; and
grant that no person shall take any goods of himself or his farmers or any
goods in his custody against his will. By p.8.
March 22. Pardon to Boger Kynaston of Myddull, co. Salop, esquire, late escheater
Westminster, in the county of Salop and the marches of Wales adjacent and late sheriff
of the county, for his good service to the king and the king's father, of all
offences committed by him, all escapes of felons, all goods and chattels of
felons, fugitives and outlaws, and all fines, amercements, debts, accounts
and arrears due from him to the king ; and pardon to Balph Lee or Legh,
esquire, late sheriff of the county for the year beginning at Michaelmas, 4
Edward IV. and Roger Eyton, esquire, late sheriff* of the county, of all
debts and accounts with which they might be charged for the said Roger
Kynaston. By p.s.
May 13. Exemplification, at the request of William Bowse, chaplain, a native of
Westminster. Scotland, of letters patent of Henry Percy, knight, late lord of Ponynges,
warden of the east march of England towards Scotland, sealed with his
.seal of arms, dated 30 .April, 33 Henry VI. testifying that the said
William took oath before him that he would be a true Englishman
and bear allegiance to Henry YI. and his successors and keep the laws of
England.
April 25. Licence, for 1 mark paid in the hanaper, for Richard Ford and Mercy
Westminster, his wife, William Saundre and Joan his wife and John Collard to grant a
messuage, 230 acres of land, 32 acres of wood and 12^. rent in Westbargh,
Bansted, Ewell and Sandon, co. Surrey, held in chief, to Richaixi
niyngworth, knight, chief baron of the Exchequer, John Denham, esquire,
Hugh Fcnne, William Essex and Henry Merland and their heirs and
assigns.
May 12. Pardon to Richard Marshall of Scawton, co. York, 'yoman,' of his
Westminster, outlawry in the county of the city of York for not appearing to answer the
king fox certain trespasses, he having surrendered to the Marshalsea
prison, as John Markham, knight, chief justice of the King's Bench, has
certified.
May 15. Ratification of the estate which William Thorneton hcs as rector of the
Westminster, parish church of Enfeld, C3. Stafford, in the diocese of Coventry and
Lichfield. By p.s.
6 EDWABD IV.— Pakt I. 519
1466« Membrane 12— coit^
May 16. PreseDtation of Robert Abdj to the parish church of Campsall, in
Westminster, the diooese of York, void by the resignation of Robert Ayscogh. By K.
May 14. Pardon to John Lewekenore late of Wcstgrenested, co. Sussex, esquire,
Westminster, of his outhiwry in London for not appearing before the justices of the
Bench to satisfy John NichoU, citizen and grocer of London, of a debt of
197/. 2«. which the latter recovered against him in the couit of Henry YI.
he having surrendered to the Flete prison and satisfied the said John
Nicholl of the said 107/. 2$, as Robert Danby, knight, chief justice of the
Bench, has certified, provided that he satisfy the king of all that pertains
to him.
Membrane 11.
March 17. Grant, during office, from Michaelmas last to John Fogge, knight,
Westmioster. treasurer of the household, of all issues and profits of the king's coinage in
tlie counties of Cornwall and Devon at the hands of the receiver general of
the duchy of Cornwall, all issues and profits from the king's mines in the
counties of Cornwall and Devon and other counties of England and all
customs and subsidies and sums of money from pieces of tin or fodders of
lead shipped to Calais or other foreign parts, for the payment of the
expenses of the household. And in the mean time the king will mnt no
licences for such shipment to foreign parts other than the town of Calais.
ByK.
March 14. Grant to the king's servant Richard Fowler or his executors or assigns
Westminster, of the colUtion to the next vacant prebend in the collegiate church or free
chapel of Brigenorth, co. Salop, provided that this grant shall not extend
to any resignation on exchange of benefices. By K.
March 14. Grant to Henry Holthorpe, esquire, and William Nicholas, clerk, of the
Westminster, collation to the deanery of the king's free chapel of St, Martin le Grand,
London, at its next voidance. By p.8.
March 5. General pardon to John Waleis late of Estraddon, co. Devon, ' gentilman,'
W^estminster. alias late of the parish of St. Clement Danes without the Bar of the New
Temple, London, co. Middlesex, esquire, alias late of Thorneton, co. Devon,
alias late of Colbrokford, co. Devon, of all ofiences committed by him
before 4 November, 1 Edward IV. By p.s.
May 13. Grant for life to the king's councillor William Notyngham of a yearly
Westminster, rent of 40/. from 28 August, 5 Edward IV* viz. 20/. from the fee farm of
the town of Gloucester and 20/. from the farm of the manor of Berton by
Gloucester and the king's weirs in the manor of Mynsterworth and a
moiety of the weir of Denne at the hands of the abbot of St. Peter's,
Gloucestery or the sheriff of the county. By p.s.
May 10. Licence for William Canynges, merchant of Bristol, to found a chantry
Westminster, of one chaplain to celebrate divine service daUy at the altar of St. Ejttharine
in the church of St. Mary Rededif, Bristol, for the good estate of the king,
Elizabeth, queen of England, his consort, bis daughter, the prinoess Elica-
bethj his mother Cicely, duchess of York, his kinsman George, archbishop
of York, and the said William and Joan his wife and for their souls after
death, to be called the chantry of William Canynges, merchant of Bristol ;
and for the alienation in mortmain by him to the said chaplain of lands and
other possessions, not held in chief, to the value of 10/. yearly.
By p.s. and for 20/. paid in the hanaper.
Memorandum. On 22 November in the present year Peter Lawelesj
perpetual chaplain oftJie said chantry^ acquired from the said William
a yearly rent qf 10/. from 13 messuages of the latter in Bristol in full
satisfaction.
620 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
146t). Membrane 10.
March 11. General pardon to William Wandesford of London, esquire. By p.6.
Westminster.
March 12. Grant to William Huggeford, esquire, and his heirs male of the manor
WestmiDster. of Braunston, co. Northampton, and the advowson of the church of
Braunston, in the king's hands hy the forfeiture of Thomas, late lord Roos,
knight, to hold the same by the services of as many knights' fees and as
many other rents and services as they were held by before 4 March, 1
Edward IV. . By p.s.
March 7. Qrant to William Rylandes and his heirs of a cottage and a vacant plot
Westminster, of land containing one rood lying in ^ le 8 wyn market ' by Llchefeldstrete
in the town of Tamworth, co. Sti^ord, in the king's hands by reason of an
outlawi*y promulgated against William Smyth late of FoUesworth, co.
Stafford, 'yoman,' for treason and felony, rendering 2d, yearly at the
receipt of liie Exchequer. By K.
1467.
March 1. General pardon to Roland Theyne late of Northmymmes, co. Hertford,
Westminster. « laborer.' By p.s.
1466.
April 30. Pardon to Master Thomas Kent, doctor of either law, second in the
Westminster, office of the privy seal, king's councillor, late clerk of the council, citizen
of London, of all offences committed by liim, and all fines, amercements,
debts, accounts and arrears due from him to the king. By p.8.
May 4. Licence for William Awen, clerk, John Wyntryngham, clerk, and John
Westminster. Brereton, executors of the will of Richard Wartre, late citizen and alderman
of York, or their executors to foimd a perpetual chantry of one chap-
lain to celebrate divine service at the altar of St. Thomas, archbishop
of Canterbuiy, in an aisle in the church of St. Saviour, York, for the souls
of the said Richard and Alice and Alice his wives and their relations and
benefactors and the souls of those for whom the said Richard was bound to
pray, according to their ordinance, to be called the chantry of Richard
Wartir. By p.s.
May 16. Licence for the alienation in frank almoin by the king's kinsman Henry,
Westminster, eafl of Essex, and Isabel his wife, the king's aunt, of 20 acres of land in
the parish of Asshen, co. Essex, within the honour of Clare, held in chief,
to the Augustinian prior and friars of Clare, of the king's foundation,
that they may pray for the good estate of the king and the said earl and
his wife, and for their souls after death. By p.s.
Membrane 9.
July 5. General pardon to Richard Denton alicLs Wymsold, alicu Wymesw(Ad
Westminster, of Denton, co. Lincoln, esquire, of all offences committed by hun before
8 July last.
July 4. Grant for life to Joan Turgys, for her good service to the king's father
Westminster, and to the king while yet at a tender age, of 20/. yearly from Michaelmas,
3 Edward IV. viz. 10/. from the fee farm of the city of Worcest-er and 10/.
from the issues of the county of Worcester, in lieu of a like grant to her of
20/, yearly from the issues of the manor of Eltham, co. Kent, on 12
August, 1 Edward IV. by letters patent surrendered. By p.s.
July 8. Pardon to John Costell of Bolney, co. Sussex, ' gentilmau,' of his out-
Westminster, lawiy in the county of Sussex for not appearing before the king to satisfy
him of his ransom for not holding Edward Pycombe late of Twynem, co.
Sussex, ' husbondmnn,' and Robert Bury of Twynem, *• husbondman,'
6 EDWARD IV.— Pabt L 521
1466. ' Membrane 9— cant,
before the late king at a certain day to answer William Sonde, John Ledjs,
Richard Profyte and Richard Jay on a plea of trespass, as he made main-
prise, he having surrendered to the Marshalsea prison, as John Markham,
chief justice of the King*s Bench, has certified, provided that he satisfy the
kirfg.
April 28. Grant to the king's sei*vitor Robert Halle and the heirs male of his body
Westminster, of a messuage called * Cobbesole ' and 80 acres of land and 30 acres of
wood in the parish (sic) of Eynesford, Sayntmariecray and Sutton at Hone,
CO. Kent, a messuage called 'Chapmanford' and 40 acres of land in the
parish of Eynesford aforesaid and Lomyngiston, co. Kent, a messuage
called ' le Courte,' 200 acres of land and 2 acres of wood in the said parish
of Eynesford, two messuages and 16 acres of land in the town and parish of
Elthara, co. Kent, a meadow containing 4 acres in the parish of Newenton
by Suthwerk, co. Surrey, and a messuage in Suthwerk, co. Surrey, late of
Robert Mirfyn, rebel, and in the king's hands by his forfeiture, to hold the
same by the services of as many knights' fees and as many other rents and
services as they were held by before the first day of March, 1 Edward IV.
By p,8.
July 2. Grant to Thomas Seyntleger, one of the esquires of the body, and the
Weftminster. heirs male of his body of the manors of Weston called * Colvyles,' Moynes
in Weston, Loppehams in Carleton and Leverers in Weston, a tenement
and 60 acres of land in Willyngham, a messuage in Weston and all lands,
rents, reversions, possessions, knights' fees and advowsons in Colvyles,
Moynest Loppehams, Levereres, Snaythes, Gatwardes, Carleton and Wil-
liugham, co. Cambridge, late of Thomas Fynderne, knight, and in the
king's hands by reason of his forfeiture and by virtue of an act in Parlia-
ment at Westminster^ 4 November, 1 Edward IV. with courts leet, views
of frank-pledge, parks, warrens, stews, fairs, markets and all other profits,
to hold the same from 4 March, I Edward lY. By p.s.
July 9. Grant to the king's brother George, duke of Clarence, and the heirs of
WeBtminster. his body of the reversion on the death of Guy Fairfax of 8 messuages, 20
bovates of land and 16 acres of pasture in Carleton by Hemesley with the
agistment of the moor of Carleton, co. York, which the latter holds for life
of the grant of Thomas Roos late lord of Roos, knight, by the name of all
the lands, rents and services which the said Thomas had in Carleton and
an enclosure called 4e Cowhouse in le Grave' there with the agistment of
the moor ; the said reversion belonging to the king by reason of an acl in
Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. By p.s.
July 16. Pardon to John, bishop of Worcester, and the dean and chapter of the
Westmiiuter. collegiate church of Holy Trinity, Westbury, co. Gloucester, of all dona-
tions, alienations and perquisitions of lands and tenements held in chief and
all donations and perquisitions in mortmain without licence before 12 July,
and all offences against the statutes of provisors and premunire before that
date. By p.s.
Mbmbranb 8.
July 8. Commission to Thomas Ursewyk, Thomas Burgoyn, John Baldewyn and
Westminster. William Dunthom to enquire into the supplication of Hugh Wyche, knight,
citizen and alderman of London, Richard Lee and Ralph Yemey, citizens
and aldermen of London, Richard Fouler and John Parker that whereas
Robert Whitingham, knight, late esquire, was seised in his demesne as of
fee of a messuage in London in the parish of St. Christopher by lez Stokkys
in the ward of Bradstrete between the church of St. Christopher and the
cemetery of the church on the west, the i*ectory of the church on the north,
a tenement pertaining to the church on the east and the highway of Brad-
strete on the south, three messuages in the parish of St. Peter le Poor in
522 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1466. Membrane 8 — cont,
the said ward between a tenement pertaining to the church. of St. Thomas
Aeon, and the tenements and gardens sometimes of Elias David on the west,
the common hall, tenement and garden pertaining to the commonalty of
' taloughchaundelers ' on the east and north and the highway of Bradstrete
on the south, and a messuage in the parish of St. Fetei^ Cornhill, in the
ward of Bisshopesgate, between the common hall of the tailors of London
and a tenement pertaining to the fraternity of St. John Baptist of that art
on the west and north, a tenement of Valentine Bryland on the west and
the highway there on the east, and by deed dated 20 July, 35 Henry VI.
which they are prepared to show, by the name of Robert Whitingham,
esquire, son and heir of Robert Whitingham, knight, deceased, enfeoffed the
said petitioners and one William Fyssher, now deceased, of the said
messuages, and they were seised of the same and received the esplees and
continued their estates therein until 30 October, 4 Edward IV. and by an
act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. the said
Robert was attainted of high treason and treasonable murder of the king's
father Richard, late duke of York, en 30 December then last past, and it
was ordained that he should forfeit all the possessions which he held on the
said 30 December, by an inquisition taken at the Guildhall on the said
30 Octx)ber before Ralph Josselyn, then mayor and escheator of the said
city, it was found that the said Robert was seised on 4 March, 1 Edward
IV. of the said messuages by the names of a tenement which James Welles,
draper, lately held, a messuage with two tenements annexed in the parish
of St. Peter le Poor, and a messuage which Thomas Ougle, * carpenter,'
then held at farm, and the same were taken into the king's hands by the
said escheator and the petitioners removed from possession, and by letters
patent dated 15 December, 4 Edward IV. the king granted the same to
Thomas Mountgomery, knight, and the heirs male of his body and the
latter entered into them and still remains seised of them; but that
the said Robert was never seised of the same or had any right therein
after the said 20 July, wherefore they pray that justice may be done.
ByK.
Membrane 7.
May 14. Grant for life to the king^s servitor Edward Hargille, one of the yeomen
Westminfiier. of the crown, of the office of ranger in the king's forest of Wolmere and
the hay of Halnesholte, co. Southampton, and 2d, daily for wages from the
farm of Colemere, co. Southampton, at the hands of the prior of Southwyko
as were allowed in the Great Roll of 38 Edward III. to Thomas de Hampton,
then sheriff of the county, for the vages of William de Boltesham, then
ranger ; in lieu of a like grant by letters patent dated 20 July 1 Edward
TV. surrendered so far as the said office is concerned. Grant to him also
for life of 13*. 4<f. yearly from Michaelmas next from the said fJarm for a
robe by reason of his office of keeper of the king's park of Fremantill, as
allowed as above to the said sheriff fora robe of .lohn de Foxle, then keeper,
and 5 marks yearly for bringing water to the said park in summer time for
the king's deer and game there. By K.
Feb, 20. Grant for life to the king's servitor Thomas Cornysshe, esquire, the
WcBtminstcr. king's privy cook, of two ruinous tenements in the parish of St. Benedict
Shorlog, London, and two ruinous cottages with a garden annexed in the
parish of All Hallows, Markelane, London, which John Rypon lately had.
Vacated because elsewhere in the fifth year,
July 1. Licence, for 20*. paid in the hanaper, for John Gaynesford the elder,
Westminster, osquire, to grant the^ manor of Poyle in Quldeford, Stoke, Slyfeld, Chedyng-
fold and elsewhere in the county of Surrey, held in chief, to Otuel
Worseley, esquire, Thomas Ursewyke, recorder of London, Thomas
6 EDWARD IV.— Pabt I. 623
1466. Membrane 7^ cant.
Molyneux, Robert Moljneux and Peter Alford for the life of Anne
his wife^ one of the daughters of the said Otuel, with remainder to
himself and his heirs by her and final remainder to himself and his heirs.
Julj 12. Grant for life to the king's servant Richard Hunte of> an annuity of iO/.
Westminster, from Michaelmas last from the fee farm of the town of Guldeford, co.
Surrey. By p.s.
July 15. Grant to Thomas Herbert the elder and Thomas Saintleger, esquires of
Westminster, the body, of the custody of all manors, lands, possessions, knights' fees
and advowsons which Simon Melbume, esquire, held in chief on the day
of his death, during the minority of Thomas his son and heir, with the
marriage of the latter, and so from heir to heir during minority. By p.t.
MSMBRANB 6.
June 12. General pardon to Robert Filly aliat Steynolf of Bishop's Lynn, co.
Westminster. Norfolk, merchant. By p.?.
May 24. Tnspeorimus and confirmation to the men of the town of Andevere o!
Wesuninster. letters patent dated 20 November, 26 Benry VI. inspecting and confirming
the following : —
1 . A charter dated at Clarendon, 6 July, 40 Henry III.
2. Another charter of the same date.
3. Letters patent dated 12 February, 5 Henry lY. inspecting and con-
firming letters patent dated 2 May, 14 Richard II. inspecting and
confirming the following : —
(1.) A charter dated at Westminster, 15 February, 12 Henry III.
(2.) A charter dated at Westminster, 24 November, 29 Edward
III. ICharter Boll, 29 Edtcard III. No, 6,] inspecting and
confirming a charter dated at Westminster, 15 February,
12 Henry III. For 26^. 8^^. paid in the hanaper.
May 17. Signification to J. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield of the royal assent
Westminster, to the election of Robert Twys as abbot of St. Mary's, Rowcestre, of the
order of St. Augustine.
April 29. Grant for life to Nicholas Thomas, one of the king's Serjeants at arms,
Westminster, of 1 2d. daily for wages from Michaelmas, 4 Edward IV. at the receipt of
the Exchequer with a livery of the suit of the esquires of the household
yearly at Christmas at the great wardrobe ; in lieu of a like ^rant to him
of I2d, daily from the farm of the town of Kyngesthorp, co. Northampton,
by letters patent, surrendered. By p.s.
March 28. Grant for life to Robert Allerton and Ralph Clyderowe of the town of
Westminster. Calais of 10/. yearly from the 20/. due to the king from the parish church
of Rotheram, co. x ork, at the hands of the abbot and convent of Roufford,
in lieu of a like grant of the same to the said Robert by letters patent,
surrendered. By p.8.
Mbmbrakb 5.
March 28. Pardon to Thomas a Wodde, late soldier of the town of Calais, now in
Westminster, duress there, for having, on his own confession, with other misruled
persons, stolen divers goods, viz. a < testour,' two ' smockea ' (camisiiu) and a
kerchief {Jiamiolafn) in a garden of John Logay and 300^ * billetts ' in a
house, and for having also gone to a chamber of one James Radclyff at
Calais and entered it by a window and stolen two candlesticks of ' laten,'
two ^ quarte pottes ' (olios) of * pewter,' two sheets (linthiamina)^ a coverlet
and a pair of hose ; because the stolen goods do not exceed the value of
624 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
14i66. Membrane Kh^cont,
26«. 8df. and the said Thomas i^ a clerk and has done good service to the
king. By p.s. [1901.]
March 29. Grant for life to Richard Hajnes, esquire, of the constableship or office
WestminsUr. of constable of the king's castle of Siedisbury, co. Wilts, receiving the
accustomed fees from the issues of the county of Wilts, with other profits
belonging to the office, in lieu of a like grant of the same to Geoffirey
Dore by letters patent, surrendered. By p.s.
March 30. Grant, during pleasure, to the prior and convent of Friars Preachers
Westminster, iu ihe city of London of 20/. yearly at the Exchequer of the king's alms
from Michaelmas, 39 Henry YI. as they have had of the grant of Henry
III. Edward I. Edward H. Edward III. Ricliard II. Henry IV. Henry V.
and Henry YI. that they may pray for the good estate of the king and
the souls of his said progenitors. . By p.s.
April 2. Signification to J. bishop of Lincoln of the royal assent to the election
Westminster, of Richard Horncastell, monk of the monsftery of SS. Peter and Paul
and St. Oswald, Bardney, of the order of St. Benedict^ as abbot of that
place. By pjs.
April 1 . Mandate to the cscheator in the counties of Warwick and Leicester for
Wcstmioster. the restitution of the temporalities of the abbey of St. Edith, Pollesworth,
to Margaret Ruskyn, nun of the monasteiy, whose election as abbess J.
bishop of Coventry and Lichfield has confirmed and whose fealty the king
has ordered to be taken by the abbot of Mery valle. By K«
The like to the following : —
The escheator in the county of Stafford.
The escheator in the counties of Nottingham and Derby.
The mayor of the city of Coventry, escheator in that city.
Writ de intendendo in pursuance to the tenants.
April 2. General pardon to Richard Basset of Salisbury, co. Wilts, alias late of
Westminster. Worcester, ' goldsmith,' of all offences committed by him before 1 March,
4 Edward IV. By p.p.
April 7. Mandate to the escheator in the county of Lincoln, for the restitution of
Westminster, the temporalities of the abbey of Bardeney to Richard Horucastell, monk
of the monastery, whose election as abbot J. bishop of Lincoln has confirmed
and whose fealty the king has taken. By K.
The like to the following : —
The escheator in the county of York.
Thomas Grantham, mayor and escheator of the city of Lincoln.
Wric de intendendo in pursuance to the tenants.
April 10. General pardon to Laurence Gilberd late of Esthanyfeld, co. Essex,
Westminster. « husbondman * aJias * yoman ' alias ' laborer ' alias * tapster,' alias * bruer,'
and Lettice his wife, *• spenster * alias * hoswyf,' of all offences committed
by them before 24 March last. By p.8.
April 3. Grant for life to John Marten^ one of the king's seijeants at arms, of I2d.
Westminster, daily for Ids wages at the receipt of the Exchequer with a livery yearly of
the suit of the esquires of the household at Christmas at the great wardrobe,
in lieu of another grant to him of the same wages by letters patent,
sun'endered so far as concerns the said wages. By p.s.
April 17. General pardon to John Bayrstawe, of Ovynden, co. York, * yoman,' and
Penley. Joan his wife of all offences committed by them before 12 April last.
By p.s.
March 27. Grant to Agnes, late the wife of Richard Firvill, of the custody of iedl the
Westminster, lands late of Thomas Storne, deceased, tenant in chief, during the minority
of Henry his brother and heir, with the marriage of the latter, and so from
heir to heir during minority. By p.s.
6 EDWARD IV.— Pakt I, 625
1466. Membrane 4.
July 21. Grant for life to the king's consort Elizabeth, queen of England and
Westminster. France, and lady of Ireland, of the king's manor of Shene with the park,
warren, courts leet, views of frank-pledge, liberries, franchises, wards,
marriages, reliefs, escheats, forfeitures, fairs, fisheries, and other profits,
and the king's lordships of Petirsham and Uame annexed to the manor,
with warrens, courts leet, views of frank-pledge, liberties, franchises, wards,
marriages, reliefs, escheats, forfeitures, fisheries and other profits. By p.s.
July 17. Grant for life to Margaret de la Pole of certain leets with view of frank-
Westminster, pledge wliich the king has in all lands late of Walter de la Pole, knight,
and his tenants and the inhabitants in the towns of Sauston, Dernforth and
Trumpyngton. co. Cambridge, and goods of felons, chattels of fugitives,
strays and free warren in the same, with remainder to Joan Ingaldesthorpe
for life, and final remainder to the king's kinsman John Nevile, earl of
Northumberland, and Isabel his wife, and the heirs of the latter, 'to hold the
same by one red rose yearly. By p.s.
July 3. Pardon to Henry Beaumont of Lasselhall, co. York, of all lands, tene-
Westminster. ments, fines, penalties, forfeitures, goods and chattels pertaining to the
king by reason of his outlawry at the suit of William Cook. By p.s*
Aug. 18. General pardon to Thomas Philips cUias Phelps late of Ree or Rede in
Penlcy. the parish of Queddesley, co. Gloucester, ' yoman,' alias ' chapman,' alias
* husbondman,' of all offences committed by him before 0 February last.
By p.s.
Aug. 7. Grant to Nicholas Latymer, knight, and his heirs of two messuages, 200
Westminster, acres of land and 40 acres of pasture in Whitecherch, co. Dorset, four
messuages, 200 acres of land, 30 acres of meadow, 40 acres of pasture and
6 acres of wood in Estpullam and Westpullam, co. Dorset, and a moiety of
the manor of Childokford, . co. Dorset, and the advowson of the church
there, with knights' feei, courts leet, fairs, markets, warrens and all other
profits, late of the said Nicholas and in the king's hands by an act of for-
feiture in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. and all
issues of the same from the said 4 November. By p.s.
Aug. 22. Revocation of protection with clause volumnsy for one year, granted 9
Beckley Jnly last by htters patent to Robert Laxton, citizen and *vynter' of
London, staying on the king's service in the company of the king's kins*
man Richard, earl of Warwick and Salisbury, captain of the town and
castle of Calais, on the safe custody and victualling of the same, because he
delays in London, as Henry Waver, knight, and William Constantyne,
sheriffs of London, have certified.
July 5. Grant to the king's kinsman G. archbishop of York of full power to
Westminster, receive into the king's protection any persons indicted of treason within the
lordship of Hexham or Hextildesham and Hextildeshamshire and the
liberties of the same and the lordship of Tyndale. [Foedera,'] By K.
July 28. Grant for life to the king's kinsman John Neville, earl of Northumber-
Westminster. land, of the custody of the county of Northumberland to hold and exercise
the shrievalty of the county with the issues and profits, provided that he
render his account yearly at the Exchequer; and grant that he shall
be discharged of the sheriffs' farm and all other sums that cannot be levied.
By p.s.
Membrane 3.
July 12. Grant for life to Babilo Grauntfort and John Grauntfort of the office of
Westminster, bailiff of the town of Rye with the accustomed fees, in lieu of a like grant
of the same io the king's seiTant Thomas Longe, one of the soldiers of
526 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
14bb. Membrane 3 — cont,
the town of Calaig^ hj letters patent dated 12 December, 1 Edward IV.
surrendered. Bj p.s.
Oct. 8. General pardon to Henry Bodrugan late of Bodrugan, co. Cornwall,
Westminster, esquire. By p.8.
Oct. 9. Pardon to Laurence Raynforth, king's knight, sheriff of the counties of
Weitminster. Essex and Hertford, for his good service and because of the debility of the
gaol of Hertford by which divers escapes have happened in the times of
other sheriffs, of the escapes from thence of Thomas Penyfadre, indicted
of certain felonies, Martin Rawns, John Steward and Thomas Baker, in
the gaol on suspicion of felony, John Bernard, there for the security
of the peace, and John Chepman and John Gebun, there for certain
trespasses. By p.s.
Oct. 4. Revocation of protection with clause volumus, for one year, lately granted
WcBtminster. by letters patent to Robert Pyrle alias Prylle staying on the king's service
in the company of Ralph Wolseley, king's esquire, victualler of the town
and castle of Calais and the marches] in the parts of Picardy, on the
safe-ccstcdy, defence and victualling of the same, because he delays at
Norwich, as William Hopton, esquire, sheriff of the county of Norfolk, has
certified.
Oct. 25. Pardon to John Kirkby of Royston, co. Cambridge, ^yoman,' of his
Westminster, outlawry in the county of Middlesex for not appearing before the justices
of the Bench to satisfy the king of his ransom for not holding John
Sandewey late of the parish of St. Nicholas, Isle of Thanet, co. Kent,
esquire, before the said justices at a certain day to answer William Port,
esquire, on a plea of debt, as he made mainprise, he having surrendered to
the Flete prison, as Robert Danby, chief justice of the Bench, has certified,
provided that he satisfy the king.
Oct. 27. Pardon to John, bishop of Lincoln, of all escapes of persons convicted
Westminster, of felony or attainted for any cause from his custody before 2 i October.
By p.8.
Oct. 25. Grant for life to David Chirk, yeoman of the vestry of the household
Westminster, and keeper of the king's stuff within the castle of Wyndesore, on account
of his age and impotence, of 3d, daily from the fee farm of the town
of New Windsor at the hands of the sheriff of Oxford and Berks.
By p.B, [1968.]
Oct. 25. Licence for John Sendale, canon of the collegiate church of Rypon,
Westminster, co. York, or his executor^ to found a perpetual chantry of one chaplain to
celebrate divine service in the said church according to his ordinance for
his soul and the souls of all for whom he is bound to pray, to be called the
chantry of John Sendale. By p.s.
Oct. 18. Pardon to John Jope of Spernen in the parish of Bewthek by Penryn,
Westminster, co. Cornwall, * touker,' of his outlawry in the county of Middlesex for not
appearing before the king at Westminster to answer for certain trespasses,
he having surrendered to the Marshalsea prison, as John Markham, knight,
chief justice of the King's Bench, has certified.
Membrane 2.
Sept. 26. Appointment of William Herbert, king's knight, lord Herbert, as chief
Westminster, justice of South Wales, king's chamberlain of South Wales, steward of the
king's commote of Cantremaure and all the king's loi'dships, manors and com-
motes in the counties of Kerdikan and Kermerdyn, the king's lordships and
manors of Usk and Kerlion, the king's lordships and manors of Dynas,
Belth and Evyas and the king's manor and lordship of Clyfford, constable
6 EDWARD IV.— Part I. 527
1466* Membrane 2 — cont,
of the king's castles of Usk, Kerlion, Djnas and Belth in South Wales
and Clyfford in the marches of Wales, chief forester of the forests of Usk
and Kerlion and all the king's forests in South Wales, and master of the
hunt of the same and the king's chace of Trellek and parks of Usk and
KerlloB, and grant to him and the heirs male of his body of all the said
offices, receiving the accustomed fees, with full power of appointing officers
and ministers, the offices of sheriffs, receivers and approvers being excepted
and reserved to the king, and power to appoint one parker at the park of
Usk and two parkers at the park of Earlion, with wages of 2<f. dailj
each from the issues of the lordships and manors of Usk and Kerlion.
By p.s.
Oct. 23. Revocation of protection with clause volumusy for one year, lately granted
Westminster, by leiters patent to John Crope of the town of Southampton, * marchaunt,'
alias '* skynner,' staying on the king's service in the company of Ralph
Wolseley, esquire, victualler of the toTfu and castle of Calais and the
marches in the parts of Picardy, on the safe-custody, defence and victualling
of the same, because he delays at Southampton, as appears by certificate of
the sheriff of the county.
Oct. 24. Declaration that certain letters patent here annexed dated 15 January,
Westmicster. 5 Edward IV. purporting to be a safe-conduct, at the supplication of Oliver
en Henaff, for John and Tudgualus, clerks, Guillemetus Legmader and
Martin en Halquai and a ship called le Seynt Ives, have been examined in
Chancery and are forged.
Oct. 22. Grant to David, the abbot, and the convent of the monastery of St.
Westminster. Mary, Clive, that whereas through the continuous rain a gr^t bill lately
fell upon a chapel founded long since apon the sea-shoi'e in their manor of
Clive, where miracles had been wrought, and crushed It to the earth with
the adjoining buildings, the image of the Virgin and the altar of the chapel
being miraculously uninjured, whereby thejf were greatly impoverished,
and they have begun to build another chapel in another place within the
precinct of the manor, sparing neither labour nor expense, they may hence-
forward have a market weekly on Wednesdays and fairs yearly at the feasts
of St. James the Apostle and the Exaltation of the Cross and the three
following days within the precinct of the manor, provided that it be not to
the harm of the neighbouring markets and fairs. By p.s.
14g'7^ Mbmbranb 1.
Feb. 4. Inspeximus and confirmation to Agnes, the abbess, and the convent of
Westminster. Lacock of the following :—
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 3 June, 44 Henry III. [Monasticon^
voL vi. p. 604.]
2. Letters patent dated 10 February, 22 Richard II. inspecting and
confirming to Agnes, then abbes?, and the convent a charter dated
at Westminster, 1 May, 8 Edward II. inspecting and confirming a
charter dated at Windsor, 1 October, 44 Uenry III. and confirming
other grants. For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
Feb. 5. Grant to the king's servant John Howard, knight, and Margaret his wife
Westminster, and their assigns, for his good service to the king and for 200/. paid by
him to the king, of the custody of all lordships, manore), lands, rents, ser-
vices, reversions and possessions late of Walter Gorges of the county of
Norfolk, esquire, tenant in chief, deceased, and Mary his wife, deceased^
during the minority of Edmund, their son and heir, and the custody of all
lordships, manors, lands, rents, services, reversions and possessions which
will come into the king's hands on the death of Theobald Gorges, knight.
528 CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
1467« Membraihc 1 — cofit.
grandfather of the said Edmund, who is his heir, during the minority of the
said heir, with the marriage of the said heir without disparagement, and so
from heir to heir during minority. By K.
Feh. 20. General pardon to Richard Walys of Grantham, co. Lincoln, ' taillor,'
W^estmiDster. alioM ^ sowlibher,' aliat ' yoroan,' of all offences committed by him before
8 February last. By p.s.
Membranes 25d — I9d.
Commissions of the peace in various counties pursuant to the statutes and
ordinances of Winchester, Northampton, Westminster and Cambridge. [See
Appendix.]
[466. Membrane l7d,
March 20. Commission to William Yelverton, knight, John Say, John Leventhorpe,
Westminster. William Brayn and John Pulter to enquire into the petition of Luke
Vynter son of Elizabeth Vynter, deceased, daughter of Nicholas Hywyssh
late of Stanstede Monntfychet that whereas the said Nicholas his
grandfather, whose heir he h, was seised in his demesne as of fee of a
messuage, 62 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow, 10 acres of pasture, 4 acres
of wood and lOs. rent in I/ittle Hadham, co. Hertford, of the grant and
enfeoffment of one Margaret Clynton late of Little Hadham late the wife of
Henry Clynton, and received the esplees thereof, by an inquisition taken at
"Ware, co. Hertford, on Tuesday in the fourth week of Lent, 11 Henry IV.
before Thomas Aspall, then escheator in the county, it was found that one
John Fluknet, convicted of high treason and outlawed, was seised on
Thursday in Whitsun week, 7 Henry lY. in his demesne as of fee of a
tenement called ' Warynstenement ' in Little Hadham of the grant of
Margaret Clynton with certain lands belongbig to it containing 80 acres of
land, meadow, pasture and wood with a rent of lOs. yearly, and that these
are the same as the premises mentioned above, and the said escheator took
them into the king's hands and the said Nicholas was expelled from the
same by virtue of the said inquif.ition and letters patent dated 31 January,
9 Henry IV. granting the same to John Rassh, esquire, for life, who
afterwards died, but tliat the said John Fluknet never had any right to the
same, wherefore he prays that justice may be done. By K.
Membrane I5d.
March 10. Commission de walliis et fossatis to the king's kinsman John, earl of
Westminster, Northumberland, Guy Fairfax, John Vavesoure, Robert Sheffeld, Edward
Saltmerssh^ Robert Fortyngton the elder, Geoffrey Blakey, John Haldenby,
John Berker and John Yeland in the parts of Mersland between the rivers
of Ouse, Doon, Ayer and Went and the county of Lincoln.
1467.
Feb. 8. The like to Richard Fynchebek, Richard Welby, John Pynchebek,
Westminster. Thomas Meers, Leonard Thornburgh, Richard Fendyk, Robert Dokkyng
and William Faynell from Skegnes and Dodyngton Pygot to Tydde Gote
in the county of Lincoln.
Feb. 13. The like to Roger Leukenore, knight, Nicholas Huse, esquire, John
Westminster. Fuyst, John Goryng, William Ernele, Humphrey Hewester and William
lioppey from the water of Coleworth to the sea in the county of Sussex.
6 EDWARD IV.— Part I. 629
1466. Membrane I4d.
March 4. Commission to Henry Pomerej, esquire, Thomas Gale and Nicholas
Westminster. Southcote, Serjeant at arms, to enquire into the report thct a hulk of
Prussia, laden with divers goods and merchandise, sailing to England
foundered near the town of Plymmouth, co. Devon, and that divers goods
and merchandise and gear came ashore, and to seize such goods and
merchandise and gear.
Membrane 13J.
March 20. Commission to the king's kinsman John, earl of Worcester, justice of
Westminster. North Wales, William Hastynges, knight, chamberlain of North Wales,
Heniy Bolde, knight, aod William Gruffith, William Bulkeley, John
Luthyngton, auditor in North Wales, Hugh Lewes, Graffith ap Robyn»
Bichard Tresgarn and John ap Mered, esquires, to enquire into the report
that a great part of the rents and revenues of divers counties in the county
of Caernarvan adjoining the county of Merioneth in North Wales and the
fines of the great turns in the counties of Caernarvon and Anglesea in
North Wales have not been paid since 4 March, 1 Edward IV. and that
the king's tenants and officers there have absented themselves from pay-
ment, and to make arrangement for the payment of the arrears at the
exchequer of North Wales ; and grant to the said chamberlain of power to
issue pardons. By K.
Membrane llcf.
March 16. Appointment of Balph Josselyn, knight-, citizen and alderman of
Westminster. London, as justice for the merchants of Almain, who have the house in the
city of London called ^ Crildehalla Teutkonicorum* for the recovery of debts,
in accordance with their ancient privileges which the king by letters patent
has confirmed for five years from Midsummer next.
Membrane 5d.
April D. Commission to Hen 17 Pomerey, Thomas Gale, and Nicholas Suthcote,
Westminster, one of tht; king's Serjeants at arms, to enquire in the counties of Devon and
Cornwall into the report that a hulk laden with divers goods and merchandise
of Bernard de la Barde and other merchants was wrecked near the town of
Plymmouth, and certain of the goods and merchandise came into the
hands of the king's lieges, and to seize such goods and merchandise and the
gear of the hulk.
Commissions of array in the counties of Somerset, Cornwall, Devon,
Dorset and Southampton. (See Appendix.)
Membrane AJ.
July 18. Commission of oyer and terminer to the king's brother George, duke of
Westmiiuter. Clarence, the king's kinsmen John, duke of Suffolk, William, earl ol
Arundel, John, earl of Worcester, and Henry, earl of Essex, and Antony
Wydevile of Scales, knight, John Audeley of Audeley, knight, William
Stourton of Stourton, knight, William Hutynges of Hastynges, knight,
Richard Fenys of Dacre, knight, William Herbert of Herbert, knight,
Humphrey Stafford of Suthwyk, knight, John Markham, knight, Robert
Danby, knight, William Yelverton, knight, Richard Byngham, knight,
Thomas Billyng, William Lakyn, Peter Ardem, knight, Robert Danvers,
knight, Walter Moyle, knight, John Nedeham, knight, Richard Chokke,
knight, Thomas Littilton, William Spencer, mayor of Bristol, Gilbert
« 86914. L L
530 CALENDAB OP PATENT ROLLS.
1466. Membrane 4rf — cont.
Comemonger, mayor of Southampton, Thomas Yooge, William Notjngham
and Thomas Wellys in the counties of SouthamptODy Somerset^ Dorset,
Devon, Wilts, Berks, Oxford and Gloucester, and the towns of Bristol and
Southampton. By K.
July 18. Commission to the king's kinsman John, earl of Worcester, John
Westminster. Audeley, knight, Humphrey Stafford of Suthw^'ke, knight, Bobert Danvers,
knight, Peter Arderne, knight, Richard Chokke, knight, Thomas Billjng,
John Fogge, knight, John Scotte, knight, William Spencer, mayor of
Bristol, Gilbert Cornemonger, mayor * of Southampton, Thomas Yonge,
William Notyngham, Thomas Wellys, Robert Cosyn, esquire^ and the
sheriffs of the counties of Southampton, Somerset, Dorset, Devon, Wilts,
Berks and Gloucester and the towns of Bristol and Southampton to enquire
into the shipment of merchandise in divers ports within the counties of
Southampton, Somerset, Dorset, Devon, Wilts, Gloucester and Oxford, and
the ports and towns of Southampton and Bristol contrary to the statutes,
to enquire concerning customers, controllers and searchers in all such ports,
and to seize all merchandise shipped to be taken to foreign parts contrary
to the statutes or brought from foreign ports without payment of customs
or subsidies. By K.
The like to Richard Illyngworth, knight, John Fogge, knight, John
Scotte, knight, Thomas Tyrell, knight> John Clerk, Brian Rouclyff, John
Ingoldesby, John Derham, John Grene, John Fyncham, Henry Spylman,
John Sulyard, Robert Cosyn, William Bertram, John Andrewe, Simon
Bisshopestre and the sheriffs in the counties of Essex, Suffolk and Norfolk.
ByK.
1467. Mbmbrans Id.
Feb. 20. Commission to John Yonge, mayor of London, Richard Dlyngworth,
Westminster, knight, John Norman, William Hulyn, Richard Lee, Hugh Wyche, knight,
Thomas Coke, knight, Matthew Philippes, Ralph Josselyn, knight, Ralph
Verney, Thomas Bryan and Thomas Ursewyk, to deliver the gaol of
Neugate of Thomas Brewet late of London, * peautrer,' and William Benet
late of London, * grocer,' prisoners there.
Feb. 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to the king's brother Richard, duke of
Westminster. Gloucester, the king's kinsmen Richard, earl of Warwick and Salisbury,
and John, earl of Northumberland, and Henry FitzHugh of FitzHugh,
knight, Ralph Graystok of Graystok, knight, Thomas Lumley, knight, John
Markeham, knight, Robert Danby, knight, William Yelverton, knight,
Peter Ardern, knight, Richard Byngham, knight, Thomas Billyng, William
Lakon, Robert Danvers, knight, Walter Moile, knight, John Nedeham,
knight, Richard Chok, knight, Thomas Littelton, James Strangweys,
knight, Robert Constable, knight, John Conyers, knight, and John Marshall,
mayor of York, within the county and city of Ibrk.
631
6 EDWARD IV.— Part H.
1456, MSMBRANS 23.
Nov, 8. Exemption for lifo of Oliver Davy, citizen and goldsmith of London^
WestminBter. from being placed on assizes, juries, inquisitions, attaints or recognisances
and from being made assessor, taxer or collector of tenths, fifteenths or
other subsidies, collector of the aid for the knighting of the king's eldest son
on the marriage of his eldest daughter, mayor, sheriff, constable, bailiff or
other officer or minister of the king ngainst his will. By K.
Nov. 10. Ghrant for life to the king's servant John Fereby, esquii*e, of all lands, rents,
Westminster, reversions, services and other possessions in Beverley, Molstof^e and else-
where in the county of York late of Bichard Cokerell, * gentilman,' and in
the king's hands by reason of an act in Parliament at Westminster,
4 November, 1 Edward lY, to the value of 10/., and all issues of the same
from 4 March, 1 Edward IV. By p.8.
Oct. 12. Licence, for 33^. 4cf. paid in the hanaper^ for Maurice Denys, esquire,
Westminster, and Alice his wife to grant the manors of Alleweston "dud Erthecote and
the hundreds of Langley and Alleweston, co. Gloucester, held in chief, to
Humphrey Poyntz and Thomas Lymeryk ; and for the latter to re-grant
the same to the said Maurice and Alice for life, with remainder to the
heirs of the body of Maurice and final remainder to his right heirs.
Nov. 12. Grant for life to John Saynton of the ofiice of clerk of the statute mer-
Westminster, chant, with the custody of the lesser part of the seal of the office, within the
city of Lincoln, with the accustomed fees. By p.s.
Nov. 4. Pardon to John Noke of Colchestre, co. Essex, ' osteller,' of his outlawry
Westminster, in London for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to satisfy
Thomas Reede of London, ' draper,' of 46^. which he recovered against
him and 20«. damages, he having surrendered to the Flete prison and
satisfied the said Thomas, as Robert Danby, chief justice of the Bench, has
certified.
Oct. 26. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas Moston, Thomas
Westminster. Waldyene and John Waldyene to the prior and convent of Coventre of a
messuage, three virgates and 20 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow and
20 acres of pasture in Franketon^ held of John Nevylle of Woresley,
esquire, worth ZOs. ^d, yearly, and a messuage in Coventry, held of the said
prior and convent, worth 10^. yearly, as found by divers inquisitions by
William Stevens, escheator in the county of Warwick and the county of
the city of Coventry, to the value of 60*. yearly, in part satisfaction^ of a
licence by letters patent of Edward III« For 7/. paid in the haniaper*
Nov. 17. Inspeximtu and confirmation to William, the abbot, and the monks of
Westminster. Hayles of a charter dated at Westminster, 20 June, 46 Henry III.,
granting to them divers liberties. [Charier Roll^ 46 Henry Illy f». 3.]
For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 25. Greneral pardon to Simon Mountfort, knight, late of Kyngeshurst, co.
Westminster. Warwick, aliiu late of Colahull, co. Warwick. By p.s.
Mbmbranb 22.
Nov. 4. Exemption for life of Amanywe Bertet, citizen and draper of London,
Westminster, from being placed on assizes, juries, inquisitions or recognisances and irom
LL 2
632 CALENDAR OP PATENT BOLLS.
1466. Membrane 22— coni.
being made assessor, taxer or oollector of tenths, fifteenths or other sab-
sidiesy collector of the aid for the knighting of the king's eldest son or the
marriage of his eldest daughter, major, sheriff, constable, bailiff or other
officer or minister of the king against his will. Bj p.s.
Not. 11. Grant to tho king's servant Thomas Palmer of the county of Leicester,
Westminster, esquire, for his good service to the king's father Bichard, late duke of
York, and the king, and in recompence of his great expense thereby to the
value of 340/. of the manor of Fretheby, co. Leicester, in the king's hands
by the forfeiture of Thomas Boos, knight, late lord Boos, attainted of high
treason by an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward TV^
to hold to himself his executors and assigns for twelve years from 4 March,
1 Edward IV. By p.s.
Oct. 29. Grant to Bichard Neel, who on 12 August, 4 Edward IV, in council at
Westminster. Stamford was appointed and sworn ouo of the king's Serjeants at law, of
30/. arrears for his office from the issues of the hanaper. By p.s.
Nov. 6. Qrant for life to the king's servant John Austyn of the oftice of keeper
Westzninster. of the beds and armament within the castle of Wynde&ore, receiving 6if.
daily for his wages and 3d. daily for ii groom under him in tho same office
as Giles French had in the year 22 Bichard II. from the issues of the king's
lordships or manors of St. Margaret, Stretton, and Middelton Brymmesfeld,
CO. Wilts, in lieu of another grant to him hj letters patent dated 30 November,
1 Edward IV. surrendered. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled^ so far as the said sums are can-
cemedy because the king granted to him the said manor of St, Margaret^
Strettonyfor life by letters patent on 18 May^ 9 Edward IV,
Nov. 17. Grant to Humphrey lord Staffo'd of South wyke, knight, of the custody
Westminster, of all manors, lands and reversions Jate of John Bratton son of Simon
Bratton, tenant in chief, in the counties of Somerset and Devon, during the
minority of John his sou and heir with the marriage of the latter, and so
from heir to heir, finding a competent sustenance for the heir and
supporting all charges. By p.8.
Nov, 18. Grant to Peter Prevet of Corff, * marbeler', bom in the duchy of Nor-
Westminster. mandy, of letters of denization. By p.s. and for \0s. paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 20. Inspeximus and confirmation to William, the abbot, and the convent of
Westminster. Stonleye of letters patent dated 22 October, 6 Edward III. granting that
they shall not be charged with sustenance of any person.
For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
Mbmbrans 21.
Aug. 0. Grant for life to the king's servant Hugh Moresby, one of the grooms of
Westminster, the king's chamber, of the office of the constableship of the king's castle of
Tremynton within the duchy of Cornwall, with the accustomed fees from
the issues of the duchy, in the same manner as John Hemyngburgh,
deceased, had the office. Bj p.s.
Sepi. 10. Grant to Guy Wolston, king's esquire, one of the ushers of the king's
Westminster, chamber, of the custody of all lands and tenements late of John Cheyne
late of Chesham Boys, co. Buckingham, gentleman, deceased, tenant in
chief, during the minority of John Cheyne his son and heir, with advowsons
of churches and the marriage of the heir, and so from heir to heir.
By p.8,
Sept. 20. Grant for life to the king's kinsman John Bourgchier, lord of Bemeres,
Windsor, knight, and Humphrey Bourgchier, knight, his sou, of the office of con-
stabla of the king's castle of Wyndesore and the eustody of all forests,
parks, warrens and other places pertaining to the same from 22 June,
6 EDWARD IV.— Pabt IT. 635
1466. Metnhrane 2l—cont,
1 Edward IV. with the accustomed fees from the revenues of the castle^
in lieu of a like grant of the same to the said John by letters patent of that
date, surrendered. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled^ because the. king granted the same
for life to the said John and Thomas Bourgchier his son by other letters
patenty SO April, 12 Edward IV.
Sept. 24. GenemI pardon to John Smyth of Tetis worth, co. Oxford, * yoman '
Westminstor. alias * corser ' alias * liusbondman,' of all offences committed by him before
14 June last. By K.
Sept. 24. Licence for the king's sister Anne^ duchess of Exeter, to grant the
Westminster, manors of Rachford, Lye, Pakelesham and Folnesse, co. Essex, Ardyngton,
CO. Berks, Barford St. Martin, co. Wilts, and Thorp watervyle, Aldwynkle,
Achirch, Chelveston and Caldcote, co. Northampton, with all other lands,
rents, reversions and services of her tenants in the towns and manors
aforesaid, held in chief, to the king's kinsman Thomas, archbishop of
Canterbury, Robert, bishop of Bath and Wells, John, duke of Norfolk,
John, duke of Suffolk, William, earl of Arundel, Henry, earl of Essex,
Richard, earl Ry vers, Antony Widevill, lord of Scales and Newselles, John
Say, knight, Thomas Colt, Thomas Decoue and Robert Isham, esquires,
and their heirs and assigns. By K.
Grant to the said archbishop and others and their heirs and assigns of all
the kingVestate and title in the manora of Wodham Ferrerez and other
lands in the same town, co. Essex, and the manors of Newebotell and
Brynton and the advowson of th^ church there and other lands in the
same town, co. Northampton, which the king holds in the title and posses-
sion of his consort Elizabeth, queen of England, with advowsons, knights'
fees, rents and semces. By K.
Sept. 26. Grant to William Herbert, king's knight, lord Herbert, and the heirs
Westmijiffter. male of his body of a third part of the castle of St. Briavels and the
houses within its site, a third part of the prison of the great tower there
called *' le dungen ' and all the houses within the castle, the park or pasture
of St. Briavels with all the lands and tenements sometime of John Perpyn
with all profit for coals and the pasture called ' Walmore,' all pannage and
agistment with all profit from fines of pigs with the third part of perquisites
of courts there and a third part of waifs and stray s, chattels of felons and
fugitives within the forest or belonging to the castle, with divers lands,
homages, rents and services in the towns of Staunton, Brikenore, Little
Dene, Newland, Whomson, Alvyngton, Aywarton, Lyeneye, Newarm,
Peryngton, Etiowe, Hogelowe, Auerey, Blythedon and Langhope and
elsewhere in the county of Gloucester, which Richard Wydevyle, lord
Ryvers, and Jaqueta, duchess of Bedford, his wife held in dower and have
surrendered to the king ; and grant to him also as above of the lordship
and manor of Haverford West and all lands and possessions in Anabill
Pyll, Steynton, Copped Bussh, Thywode, Lamburston, Churchehill and
the parish of Steynton with all members and appurtenances in South
Wales with knights' fees, rents, services and advowsons and all royal
rights, royalties, escheats, franchises, liberties, courts, halmotes, juris-
dictions, leets, views of frank-pledge, cantreds, commotes, hundreds, fairs,
markets, parks, stews, warrens and other profits pertaining to the same,
rendering to the king 100 marks yearly. By p.s.
Grant to the said William and the heirs of his body of the reversion
of the manor and lordship of Kylpek, co. Hereford, lately granted by
letters patent to William Herbert, esquire, and the heirs male of his
body, on the death of the latter should he die without such heir, with
knights' fees, advowsons, parks, warrens, courts leet, views of frank-
pledge, liberties, franchises and privileges. By p.8.
634 CALENDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1466. Membrane 20.
May 19. Grant to John, the prior, and the convent of the house of Holy Trinity,
Westminster. York, which was of old time an alien priory and a cell of the abbey of
Marmostier, for which reason they have come to great poverty, that they
and their successors ghall henceforth be denizen and shall hold the priory
as an English priory, and quit of the yearly impost of 40«. payable at the
Exchequer by reason of the ancient impost paid to the chief lord of Mer-
mostier, and shall have all the liberties, franchises, immunities and privileges
that denizen priors of the same order have. They shall have free election
of prior at each voidance, and shall be quit of quota, tax, tallage, aid or
subsidy granted by the clergy of the realm or imposed by the pope, and they
and their men, servants and tenants shall be quit of assizes, recognisances,
inquisitions, pleas and summons, and they shall have all such libeities, fran-
chises, immunities and privileges as the abbot of the monastery of St. Mary,
York, and the dean and chapter of the cathedral church of St. Peter, York,
have within the said city. Grant to them in frank almoin of a toft and
8 acres of land iu Conyngesthorp which came into the hands of Edward IIL
because it was found by an inquisition taken on 20 October, 33 Edward
III, at York before William de NefTeld, then escheator in the county, that
the prior of Holy Trinity, York, who held the town of Conyngesthorp in
chief, alienated a toft and 8 acres of land in Conyngesthorp, then worth
*l8, 6d, yearly, to the parson of the church of Barton in the time of Edward
II. without licence, though the said town was never held in chief, and
grant to them of the farm pertaining to the king at the Exchequer for the
said toft and land. And grant to them in frank almoin of the hospital of
St. Nicholas by Scardeburgb, co. York, and the custody of the hospital
with all its possessions. By p.s.
March 13. General pardon to John Moklowe or Muklowe late of the town of West-
Westminster, minster, co. Middlesex, * yoman,' of all offences committed by him before
24 February last. By p.s.
June 5. Signification to G. archbishop of York of the royal assent to the election
Penley. of John Sharrowe, monk of the monastery of St. German, Selby, as abbot
of that place. By p.s.
Oct. 13. Grant to Bichard Fenys, knight, and Joan his wife, kinswoman and
Westminster, heiress of Thomas Dacre, knight, deceased, viz. daughter of Thomas his
sou, and the heirs of her body, of the manors of Irthington, Dacre, Eirkeos-
walde, Blakhall, Farlam, Brakanwayte, Lasyngby, Brampton, Burgh on
Sands, Ayketon, Bouclyff and Glossenby, 300 aci*es of land, 2000 a($res of
pasture, 40 acres of wood and 40^. rent in Newbyggyng, Mosdale, Staffull
and Glassonby and a moiety of the manor of Castell Kaiyot, co. Cumber-
land, the manors of Barton and Hotf, co. Westmoreland, Holbeche, co.
Lincoln, and Halton, Fysswyke, Kelette and Eccleston, co. Lancaster, and
all other lordships, lands, advowsons, knights' fees, corrodies and possessions
late of the said Thomas Dacre, knight, and in the king's hands by reason
of an act of Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. with
remainder to the king to hold of the chief lords of the fees. By p.s.
June 6. Mandate to the escheator iu the county of Derby for the restitution of
Westminster, the temporalities of the abbey of St. Mary, Rooestre, to Robert Tvvys,
canon of the house, whose election as abbot J. bishop of Coventry and
Lichfield has confirmed and whose fealty the king has ordered to be taken
by the said bishop. .
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
Stafford.
Northampton.
Writ de intendendo in pursuance to the tenants.
July 9. Mandate to the escheator in the county of York for the restitution of the
Westminster, temporalities of the abbey of St. German, Selby, to John Sharow, monk of
6 EDWARD IV.— Pabt II. 586
1466« Membrane 20 — cont
the house, whose election as abbot Greorge, archbishop of York, has con-
firmed, and whose fealty the king has ordered to be taken by Richard
Andrew, dean of the cathedral church of York. By K,
The like to the escheators in the following counties ;—
Lincoln.
Northampton*
Leicester.
The like to the mayor of York.
Writ de intendendo in pursuance to the tenants.
Membrane 19.
Nov. 3. Grant to Geoffrey Gate,- knight, and the heirs male of his body of the
Westminster, manor of Dangehall, the advowson of the parish church of Dange, 100
acres of land, 40 acres of meadow, 500 acres of pasture, 300 acres of marsh
and iOOs. rent in Dange, Dansey and Bradwell, co. £ssex, a dairy cdias
* a wyk ' called Dangebrigge and lands called Estlandes and all the rent of
assize in Dansey, co. Essex, 30 acres of land called Bunges and two marshes
in Biadwell, lately held by Richard, earl Ryvers, and Jaquetta his wife,
duchess of Bedford, with all libertTcs, franchises, jurisdictions, courts leet,
viewy of frank-pledge, commodities, profits, fairs, markets, free folds, wreck
of sea, free customs and other rights, to hold the same by the services of as
many knights' fees and as many other rents and services as they were held
by before 4 March, 1 Edward IV. By p.s.
Nov. 6. Pardon to Thomas Knell of his outlawry in the county of Kent for not
Westtninstcr. appearing before the king to satisfy him for his ransom for not pm'suing
his appeal against Thomas Honyngton late of Litelhorsted, co. Sussex,
^ gentilman,' for the death of John Knell his brother as he began before
the late king, he having surrendered to the Marshalsea prison, as John
Markham, knight, chief justice of the King's Bench, has certified.
Nov. 10. Grant to Antony Wydevile, knight, lord of Scales and Nusels, and the
Westminster, heirs male of his body of the Isle of Wyght, the castle and lordship of
Carisbroke within the island, all castles, manors, lordships, lands, rents,
reversions, services, meadows, pastures, mills, forests, chaces, warrens,
parks and fisheries of the king within the island and the advowson of the
church of Fresshewatre in the same island, to hold with knights' fees,
advowsons, wards, marriages, reliefs, escheats, liberties, franchises, courts
leet, views of frank-pledge and other profits by fealty only, in lieu of a
grant to Geofirey Gate, knight, by letters patent dated 13 March,
5 Edward IV. surrendered ; and grant also to him and his said heirs of
wreck of sea, moltures, chattels of felons, fugitives and outlaws and persons
attainted of felony, waifs, forfeited gooods, issues, fines and amercements,
and return of writs and executions within the said island. By p.s«
Nov. 11, Whereas by verdict of 24 jurors in a suit before the king at Westminster
Westminster, by writ of attaint between Henry Grey of Kateryngham, 'gentilman,'
complainant, and Robert Martyn and Nicholas Bisshop, William HoUe,
John Stalon, Walter Borell, John Sayer, John Goldeemythe, Bobert
Fuller, Thomas Goslyn, Robert Pyrle, Roger Denys, Robert Richemond
and James Carter, jurors of an inquisition lately taken before the king
at Westminster by bill between the said Robert Martyn, then complainant,
and the said Henry Grey touching a trespass, it was found that the said
12 jurors made false oath and judgment was given against them and the
said Robert Martyn ; the king hereby grants to the said Henry all the
goods of the said Walter Borell, John Goldsmyth, Robert Fuller, Thomas
Goslyn, William Holle and Roger Denys, forfeited by reason of the said
judgment, and all fines, waste and strip. By p.s.
686 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS,
1466. Membrane 19 — cont.
Nov. 15. Pardon to Robert Brooke of Melton by Gravesende, co. Kent, * yoraan/
Westminster, alias late of Gravesende, *08teler,' deputy at Gravesende of William
Baldrl, searcher in the port of London, and of John Seelton, surveyor of
the scrutiny in the said port, and of Richard Symson, controller of the
scrutiny in the said port, of all offences committed by him before Ail Saints
last against the statute in Parliament at Westminster, 20 Henry YI. con-
cerning customers and others, and all consequent penalties and forfeitures
due to the king. By p.s.
Nov. 10. Grant to John Hopton, king's clerk, of the custody of the hospital of
WestminBtep. the Holy Trinity called * le Measondieu ' within the town of Donwyche, co.
Suffolk.
Nov. 24. Pardon to Matilda Bowes executrix of the will of William Bowee,
Westminster, kniglit, her late husband, late sheriff of Northumberland, and William
Bowes bis son and heir of all debts, accounts and arrears due to the king
by reason of the said office. By p.s.
Nov. 25« General pardon to Richard Mortymer late of London, ^ grocer,' alias
Westminster, of the town of Westminster, co. Middlesex, of all offences committed by him
before 20 November last. By p.s.
Mbmbranb 18.
Nov. 25. Pardon to Edmund Coventre of Wamburgh, co. Wilts, * yoman,* of his
Westminster, outlawry in the county of Wilts for not appearing before the king to satisfy
him of his ransom for certain trespasses and contempts against him and
Edmund Hungerford, knight, he having surrendered to the Marshalsea
prison, as John Markham, knight, chief justice of the King''s Bench, has
certified.
Nov. 20. General pardon to John Maychell late of Crakenthorpe> co. Westmore-
Westminster. land, the elder, ' gentilman,' for harbouring Henry VI. and all other
offences committed by him. [_Foeclera.^ "By p.s.
Nov. 24. Pardon to Thomas Coleton late of Whitchurche, co. Devon, * husbond-
Westminster. man,' for all felonies, murders, trespasses and offences committed by him
before 9 November last. By p.8.
Nov. 27. Pardon to John Sydenham the elder, late sheriff of Somerset, of the
Westminster, escape of John Dyrido of Compton Pauncefote, co. Somerset, *boucher,'
who was charged with certain felonies before Richard Chok, knight, and
his fellows, justices of oyer and terminer in the said county, at Briggewater
and pleaded guilty and was committed to prison to his custody. By p.s.
Nov. 27. Grant to the mayor and commonalty of the town of Plymmouth, co.
Westminster. Devon, that as the said town and Stonehous, Crymell Passage, Worston
Passage, Yalam and other pUces to Ramhede on the west and Gorneworth
on the east lie open to the sea to the king's enemies and these and pirates
have come thither and burnt a great part of the town and spoiled the
inhabitants, killing some and taking others prisoners, and have carried off
chalices, jewels and other ornaments of the church, they may sue before
the pope for apostolic bulls for the excommunication of any such pirates
who may attempt the like, which will give them great security. By p.s.
Nov. 25. Grant in frank almoin to John Denyngton, the abbot, and the convent of
Westminster, the monastery of St. Mary and St. Rumonus, Tavystok, of the reversion of
the alien priory of Modbury, co. Devon, with the advowson of the vicarage
of Modbury and knights' fees, advowsons and other commodities on the
death of William Beuselyn, monk and priest, to whom the same was
granted for life by letters patent dated 29 May, 1 Edward lY. By p.s.
6 EDWARD IV.-tART II. 537
]^466 Membrane 18 — cont.
Dei\ 1. Grant for life to John Boston, servant of the king's brother George, duke
Westmingter. of Clarence, of the office of ranger in the king's forest of Melchuyt, co.
Wilts, and such fees and wages as were allowed for the wages of Richard
de Knotty ngle, ranger in the time of Edward III., from the rent of
serjeanty which the sheriff of the county is bound to render yearly at the
Exchequer. By p.s.
Nov. 28. General pardon to John Rote of Ck)ventry, chaplain. X^y p..«.
Westminster.
Membrane 17.
July 26. Inspeximm and confirmation to Henry Waver, knight, the master, and
Westminster. Thomas Eyre, Thomas Salle, John Brokford and William White, the
wardens of the gild or fraternity of the mistery of drapers in the city of
London of letters patent dated 30 November, 17 Henry VI. granting
licence for the foundation of the said gild ; and grant to them of licence for
the acquisition in mortmain of lands, rents and other possessions to the
value of 20/. yearly for the sustenance of two chaplains to celebrate divine
service for the good estate of the king and his consort Elizabeth, queen of
England, and the brethren and sisters of the gild and for their souls
afler death, and the souls of the king's father Richard, late duke of York,
his brother Edmund, late earl of Rutland, and his kinsman Richard, late
earl of Salisbury, and Thomas Neville, knight^ son of the latter, and the
support of other charges of the gild. [Herbert's History of the Livery
Companies^ vol, ii. p, 482.] By K.
Oct. 28. General pardon to William Jakson late of the town of Westminster, co.
Westminster. Middlesex, * bocher ' a/to* * soudyour.' • By p.s.
Oct 11. The like to Thomas Baron of Bodman, co. Cornwall. By p.s.
Westminster.
July 3. Pardon to Richard Stapler late of Dorkyng, co. Surrey, * husbondman,'
Westminster, of his outlawry in the county of Surrey for not appearing before John
Prysot and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late king, to satisfy
Richard Jay of 8/. 8jr. !</., which he recovered against him, and 13*. 4c/.
damoges. he having surrendered to the Flete prison and satisfied the
said Richard Jay, as Robert Danby, knight, chief justice of the Bench, has
certified.
Aug. 30. Grant to the king's servant Edward Grey, knight, and his heirs male of
Westminster, the manor of Loxton, co. Somerset, with the advowson [of the church] of
the same and all appurtenances, not exceeding the value of 16/., in the
king's hands by force of an act against Nicholas Latemer, knight, in
Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward lY. to hold the tame
by the services of as many knights' fees and as many other rents and
services as they wero held by before 4 March, 1 Edward IV. By p.s.
Nov. 23, General pardon to Richard Exton of Cicestre, co. Sussex, * yoman.'
Westminster. By p.s.
Nov. 29. Pardon to Thomas Rokes, esquire, late cscheator in the counties of
Westminster. Bedford and Buckingham, of all debts, accounts and arrears due from him
to the king by reason of his office. By p.s.
Membrane 16.
Nov. 17. Inspeximus and confirmation to the burgesses of Wilton of letters patent
Westminster, dated 1 July, 11 Henry VI. inspecting and confirming letters patent dated
1 1 November, 1 Henry Y. inspecting and confirming letters patent dated
638 CALENDAB OP PATENT ROLLS.
1466, Membrane 16 — cant.
20 May, 1 Henry IV. inspecting and confirming a charter dated at West*
minster, 28 November, 5 Richard II. [Charter Roily 5 and 6 Richard IL
No. 23,] inspecting and confirmin<i^ a charter dated at Salisbury, 18 October,
2 Edward III. [Charter Roll, 2 Edward II L No. 32,] inspecting and
confirming a charter dated at Westminster, 14 February, 13 Henry III.
For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 20. Pardon, for 60 marks paid in the hanaper, of the trespasses in the
Westminster, acquisition without licence of the manors of Bnttorcram and Skreyngham
with their members, co. York, and the manor of Beseby with the soke and
other appurtenances^ co. Lincoln, held in chief, by George, archbishop of
York, then bishop of Exeter, John, earl of Worcester, John lord Lescrope
of Bolton, Thomas Lumbley, knight, lord Lumbley, Thomas Cobham,
knight, Robert Dan by, knight, chief justice of the Common Bench, James
Strang wasshe, knight, Christopher Conyers, knight, Robeit Claxton,
knight, William Lambert, clerk, Guy Fayrefax, John Catecik and John
Hewyk and William Gaynesford, now deceased, from Ralph, earl of West-
moreland, and afterwards from the said archbishop and others by the said
earl of Westmoreland and Margaret his wife to themselves and the heirs
of their bodies ; and grant that the latter may hold the same thus by tho
accustomed services.
Nov. 22. Licence for George, archbishop of York and chancellor, Ralph Boteler,
Wcstmiuster. knight, Maurice Geffrey, clerk, Richard Quatermayns, esquire, Thomas
Stonour, esquire, Richard Foweler and William Newenham, esquii'e, to
enfeoff Guy Fairfax, serjeant at law, John Catesby, serjeant at law,
Richard Pygot, serjeant at law, Henry Sotehill, John Estbury, esquire,
and Robert Strangboue of their manor of Walkerne, co. Hertford, held in
chief, for the life of Thomas Proute, esquire.
Nov. 20. Grant for life to Nicholas Wydower, in lieu of a like gi'ant to him by
Westminster, letters patent dated 13 December, 1 Edward IV. surrendered, of the office
of surveyor of the king's bowmakers within the Tower of Loudon, the
office of keeper of the king's bows within the Tower and the office of
keeping, making and providing tho king's bows in the said Tower, the
town of Calais, the land of Ireland and elsewhere and cords for them,
receiving Qd. daily from the issues of the counties of Surrey and Sussex as
granted to Robert Bridford, late holder of the office, by letters patent dated
26 March, 22 Richard II. and a mansion within the Tower between the
tower called Wakefeld and the tower called Westamythfeld, with a livery
of the suit of yeomen of the chamber yearly at Christmas at the great
wardrobe, with arrears of wages from 4 March, 1 Edward IV. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled by L. buhop of Durham, the
chancellory on 8 February, 13 Edward IV. The king granted the office to
Thomas Marsburgh by other letters patent on that date,
Nov. 26. JVLindate to all to permit John Piompton alias John son of Donald
WestmiDster. Makaghhem, born in the town of Incelaraghlyn in Scotland, dwelling at
Canterbury, who has taken an oath of fealty, to inhabit tho realm peacetully
and enjoy his goods.
Membrane 15.
Oct. 20. Inspcximus and confirmation to John, the abbot, and tho prior and
Westminster, convent of Seleby of letters patent dated 16 July, 14 Edward III. being a
a grant to the prior and convent of the custody of the abbey during
voidance, rendering to the king 80/. for every such voidance.
For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 20. Exemplification of the tenor of the enrolment of letters patent dated 15
Wesiminster. July, 6 Edward IV. {see p. 623), being a grant to Thomas Herbert the
6 EDWABD IV.— Part IL 639
1466. Membrane 15 — cont.
elder and Thomas Saintleger, esquires of the body. These letters have
been casually lost, as Thomas Blakhed has taken oath in Ohaocery, and will
be surrendered if found.
Nov. 16, Grant to William, bishop of Winchester, for the removal of the ambimity
Westminster, of the terms of liberties granted to the bishop and the prior and monks of
St. Swithnn, Winchester, concerning the escapes of felons, and because
divers persons convicted and attainted of felony have been committed to his
custody, that he and his successors shall be quit of all escapes of all such
persons committed to his custody as ordinary of the place according to the
custom of the realm and all consequent suitN and penalties, provided that
this grant shall not extend to escapes ccunived at by them. By p.s.
Nov. 20. Inspeximus and confirmation to the burgesses of Eremue of letters patent,
WestmiDster. dated 1 April, 8 Edward III. confirming a grant to them by Baldwin de
Bedvers, For ^ mark paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 14.
Nov. 20. Exemplification of the tenor of the enrolment of letters patent dated
Westminster. 6 September, 1 Edward IV. {see p. 63), being a grant to Thomas Garnet,
esquire. These letters have been lost by accident, as he has taken oath in
Chaucery, and will be surrendered if found.
Nov. 5. Pardon to Joan Marsshall late of Kirtelyngton, co. Nottingham, * gentil-
Westmineter. woman,' of all felonies, murders, trespasses and offences committed by her.
ByK
Sept. 10. hispeximm and confirmation to the abbess and convent of St. Mary,
Westminster. Winchester, of letters patent dated 5 December, 2 Henry V. inspecting
ond confirming letters patent dated 18 June, 45 Edward III. inspecting
and confirming a charter dated at Woodstock, 14 March, 18 Henry III,
For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
Dec. 16. (irant for life to the king's esquire Richard Whetehill of 40/. yearly from
Westminster. Michaelmas, 4 Edward IV. from the kind's customs of Sd. from each sack
of wool and wool-fells at their exit from the town of Calais at the hands of
the customer there or the treasurer of Calais, in lieu of a like grant to him
by letters patent dated 17 December, 1 Edward IV. surrendered because
invalid. By p.s.
Nov. 26. Grant for life to the king's eSquire Maurice Arnold, Serjeant porter of
Westminster, the housebold, of 20/. yearly from Michaelmas last, viz. 10/. from the issues
of the county of Hereford, 100*. from the issues of the county of
Gloucester, and 100s from the issues of the county of Worcester. By p.s.
1467.
Feb. 18. Grant to Thomas Chaundeler, parson of the parish church of Menestoke,
Westminster, in the diocese of Winchester, of a canonry in the king's free chapel of St.
Stephen within the palace of Westminster and a prebend in that chapel
which Koger Mersshe, chaplain, ktcly had, on an exchange of benefices
with Gilbert Haydok. By K.
Feb. 12. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Symon Norwyche, esquire, to
Westminster. Thomas Buxhale, the master, and the fellows of the college of St. Mary
and All Saints, Fodringhey, co. Northampton, of a toft and 85 acres, 3 roods
and 9^ perches of land and pasture by the forest perch from the wastes in
the king's forest of Rokyngham in a place called ' le Southside of Totenbowe '
extending from a way called * Horsweye ' on the east to Totenbowe Hatche
on the west and from Benefeldriddyng on the north to Careyilestebbing on
the south, held in chief. By K. and for 10 marks paid in the hanaper.
Feb. 17. Notification that whereas it was understood that Joan the wife of Henry
Westminster. Bodrugan, esquire, late the wife of William Beaumont, esquire, had issue
one John the Uwful son of the said William, it has been proved that the
640 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
14&Im Membrane 14 — cent.
said John is a bastard, and that Philip Beaumont, esquire, is the brother
and next heir of the said William. Bj p.s.
Jan. 29. Grant for life to the king's esquire WilJiam Wade, for his good service at
Westminster, sea and at the town of Newcastle on Tyne in defence of the town, in lieu of
a like grant to him by letters patent dated 8 December, 4 Edward IV.
suiTendered, of the manor of Polstede Halle with appurtenances in Bum-
ham, CO. Norfolk, with Uie advowsons pertaining to it and 3 acres of land
in Burneham in a field called ' Wescote ' and all issues from the said
8 December, without renderinc^ anything except 10 marks yearly to the
king's servitors John Grey and David Chambley for their lives. By p.s.
1455 Membrane 13.
Nov. 21. Grant for life to the kings's kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick and
Westmioster. Salisbury, from 4 March, 1 Edward IV. of the custody of all the king's
forests beyond Trent, with appointment of him as justice of the said forests
and justice in eyre of the same ; and grunt to him ?s above for his fees of
] 00 marks yearly, viz. 100*. from the prior and convent of St. Mary's,
Carlisle, which they are bound to render from the farm of 55 acres of land
in the land of Ellereton, 106*. %d, at the hands of Richard Kirkebride and
his heirs and assigns which they are bound to render for the farm of the
land of Brathwait with the covert of Midelscogh, the land of Plompton with
its issues and profits in the county of Cumberland to the value of 22/.
yearly, the closes of Itonfeld and Barokfeld with Brumgill within the forest
of Inglewood, co. Cumberland, to the value of 100*. yearly, certain enclosures
called Morton, Heskes, WoUaykes alias Wallaykes, Nunclas and Blaberith-
wayte with herbages and profits within the said forests in the said county
to the yearly value of 15/. C*. 8(/.,and 14/. from the other issues and profits
from the said forests. By K.
Nov. 22. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William Canynges, merchant
Westminster, of Bristol, to Peter Laweles, chaplain of the perpetual chantry founded by
him, in accordance with the licence by letters patent dated 10 May last,
of a yearly rent of 10/. from 13 messuages belonging to the said William in
Bristol, not held in chief, as appears by an inquisition taken before William
Spencer, mayor of Bristol and escheator within the town and county of
Bristol, in full satisfaction of the aforesaid licence.
1467.
Jan. 24. Pardon to Thomas Wyld of London, * sherman,' of his outlawry in the
Westminster, county of Middlesex for not appearing before the king to satisfy him for
certain trespasses, he having surrendered to the Marshalsea prison, as John
Markhnm, knight, chief justice of the King's Bench, has certified.
Jan. 28. Grant to John Corff, Nicholas Abbot, John Vyke, Henry Abbot, Bichard
Westminster. Snellyng, Nicholas Brice, Nicholas Plete and the other tenants of the to^ii
and port of Weymouth, co. Dorset, of 100/. from the customs and subsidies
in the ports of Pole, Melcombe, and Weymouth, at the hands of John
Wyke and Richard Haynes, late collectors, or other past or present
coUectors of the same, in lieu of a like grant by letters patent dated
16 December, 1 Edward IV. surrendered because insufiBicient. By p.s.
Jan. 27. Grant for life to the king's kinsman William, lord Hasty nges, the king^s
Westminster, chamberlain, of the office of steward of the king's lordships of Haliwell,
CO. Lincoln, and Stretton, co. Rutland, with a fee of 40«. yearly from the
issues of the lordships and all other accustomed profits. By p.s.
Jan. 29. Grant for life to the king's esquire William Wade, for his good service at
Westminster, sea and at the town of Newcastle-on-Tyne in defence of the town, in lieu
of a like grant to him by letters patent dated 8 December, 4 Edward IV.
6 EDWARD IV.— Pabt IL 541
1^467. Membrane 13 — cont,
surrendered, of the manor of Polstede Halle with appurtenances in Bumham,
00. Norfolk, with the advowsons pertaiuing to it and three acres of land in
Bumham in a field called Wescote and all issues from the said 8 December,
without rendering anything except 10 marks yearly to the king's servitors
John Grey and David Chambley for their lives. By p.s.
Vacated because elsewhere below.
X466. Membrane 12.
Dec. 10. Grant to John, lord of Duddeley, knight, and the heirs male of his body
We&tminster. of the reversion of the manor or lordship of Bordesley, co. Warwick, and
two closes containing 200 acres of land in the same called ' le Heybernes '
alias * Mikell Hey ' and * Li tell Hey ' with knights' fees, advowsons, wards:,
marriages, reliefs, escheats, courts leet, views of frank-pledge, warrens,
waters, fisheries, and all other profits on the death of Thomas Erdyngton,
knight, and Jocosa his wife, to whom the same were granted for life by
letters patent dated 8 November, 4 Edward IV. or so soon as the same
shall come into the king's hands by surrender of the said letters, to hold
the same by the services of as many knights fees and as many other rents
and services as they were held by before 4 March, 1 Edward IV. By p.s.
Dec. 13. Grant to James Haryngton of Brerely, co. York, knight, of 340/. from
Westminster, the issues of the county of York. By K.
Dec. 14. Pardon to Roger Thornton of Wytton, co. Northumberland, esquire,
Westminster, late sheriff of the county of Northumberland, of all offences committed by
him and all fines, amercements, debts, accounts and arrears due from him
to the king. By K.
Oct. 28. Grant for life to the king's ser^ntor Thomas Garnet, esquire, of an
Westminster, annuity of 20L from Michaelmas, 5 Edward IV. from the issues or farm of
the subsidy and ulnage of cloths within the town and liberty of Bristol and
A moiety of the for^itures of the same, in lieu of a like grant to him by
letters patent dated 6 September, 1 Edward IV. surrendered for fear they
might be invalid. By p.s.
Dec. 13. Licence for John Thirsk or his heirs and executors to found a perpetual
Westminster, chantry of one chaplain in the church of St. John Baptist, Hundgate, in the
city of York to celebrate divine service daily for the good estate of the
said John and for his soul after death and the souls of Ellen, Alice and
Agnes his late wives, Bichard Russell and Fctronilla his wife, and those
for whom he is bound to pray, to be called the chantry of John Thrisk and
Richard Russell, and to grant in mortmain to the said chaplain lands and
tenements in the said city, not held in chief, of the value of 6/. yearly.
ByK,
Grant to Ralph Wolsey, esquire, late victualler of the town of Calais, in
recompense of his surrender of letters patent concerning the said o£5ce at
the king's desire in fulfilment of au appointment between the king and the
mayor and society of the staple of Calais concerning the said office amongst
other things, that he shall be one of the barons of the Exchequer at West*
minster when any such offipe of baron shall become vacant by death,
surrender or any other cause, to hold such office during good behaviour,
receiving the af:customed fees, the oilice of chief baron of the Exchequer
being, however, excepted. By K.
Dec. 26. Grant for life to James Holingworth of the office of ranger of Leefeld
Westminster, within the king's forest of Ruthland^ with the accustomed fees, in the
same manner as William Hoton, deceased. By £.
542 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1467* Membrane 11.
Jan. 9. Revocation of protection with claase volumus^ for one year, granted on
Westminster. 8 December last by lettei*s patent to Jerome Monelesso, merchant of Venice,
staying on the king's service in the company of the king's kinsman Richard,
earl of Warwick and Salisbury, captain of the town and castle of Calais, on
the safe-custody, defence and victualling of the same and the marches there,
because he delays in London, as appears by ceilificate of John Bromer and
Henry Bryce, sheriffs of London.
Jan. 18. Licence for Master Patrick Hallyburton, bom in Scotland, to dwell
Westminster, within the realm of England as a faithful liege of the king, to receive
and be instituted to ecclesiastical benefices and to freely enjoy his goods.
By p.s.
Jan. 20. Grant to Henry Waver, knight, that he shall have for himself and his
Westminster, heirs and assigns view of frank-pledge and all that pertains to it within the
manor of Thester Waver to be held twice each year within the manor and
its precinct with waif and stray within the same manor and his manor of
Waver Merston and their precincts in the county of Warwick ; that he and
his said heirs and assigns may build and crenel late walls and towers around
and within his manor of Thester Waver; that they may impark and enclc^e
500 acres of land and pasture and 20 acres of wood at either of the manors ;
and that they sLall have free -warren in all the demesne lands of the said
manors and several fisheries in all the waters of the said manors, and no one
shall enter therein to hunt or fish without their licence under forfeiture to
the king of 10/. provided that the said lands be not within the metes of the
forest. By K.
1466.
Aug. 8. Pardon to the king's brother George, duke of Clarence, of all debts,
Westminster, accounts, arrears, issues and fines due from him to the king. By K,
Nov. 16. Grant to the prior and brethren of the hospital of St. John Baptist,
WeBtminster. Ludlow, in consideration of the depredations that they have suffered from
certain rebels in the company of Henry VI. and for the relief of the hospital,
that they shaU hold their lands and possessions freely and peacefully as did
their predecessors with all liberties, franchises, customs and acquittances,
that they shall have view of frank- pledge and all that pertains to ic in their
manors of Ludlowe, Ludford, Rook, Hawkebath and Overton, that they
shall be quit or any tenth or other quota granted by the clergy of the realm
or levied by the pope or the king, that they and their men and tenants shall
be quit of all suits, pleas, issues, fines and amercements of counties,
hundreds, wapentakes, views of frank-pledge and other courts and from all
toll, tallage, picage, pontage, murage, summage, cheminage, carriage,
hidage, works of royal castles, towers and houses and repair and building
of bridges, that they shall have the goods and chattels of their men and
tenants forfeited for any offence, that they may place themselves in seisin
and possess any fee forfeited by any of their tenants, notwithstanding that
the king is accustomed to possess the fees of condemned men and fugitives
for a year and a day, and that if any of them or their men and tenants be
amerced in any court the fines and amercements shall be delivered to
them, saving to the royal power justice of life and limbs. By K.
1467.
Feb. 6. Whereas in an attaint before the king at Westminster by Henry Grey of
Westminster. Keteringham, ^ gentilman,' against Bobert Martyn and the jurors by whom
an inquisition was lately taken in a suit before the king at Westminster
between the said Bobert and the said Henry touching a trespass, judgement
was given that Nicholas Bisshop, William Holle, John Stalon, Bobert
Itichemond, Walter Borell, John Sayer, John Groldsmyth, Robert Fuller,
Thomas Goslyn, Bobert Pyrle, Roger Denys and James Carter, the said
6 EDWARD IV.— Pabt II. 648
1467. Membrane 11 — cofU,
jurors, did not give true testimony and should lose free law and forfeit all
their goods and chattels to the king and that their lands should be taken
into the king's hands and their wives and children removed and that they
and the said Robert Martyn should be seized ; the king hereby pardons to
the said Robert Fuller, William Holle, Roger Denys and Walter Borell all
such forfeiture and imprisonment and grants that they shall be restored to
free law. By p.s.
The like to Walter BorelL By p.s.
\4SQ. Mbmbranb 10.
Nov. 17. Grant to the men of the mistery of tailors within the city of Exeter that
Westminfter. they may found a gild or fraternity in tliat city of the men of the said
mistery and others in honour of St. John Baptist and elect a master and
four wardens at their pleasure for the governance of the same. The said
master and wardens shall have a livery of vesture of one suit yearly, and
may make congregations in places of the said city pertaining to them and
hold their feast of food and drink at the feast of St. John Baptist and there
make ordinances for the better governance of the fraternity, which shall be
solid and incorporate and called the Fraternity of tailors of St. John
Baptist in the city of Exeter. They shall have a common seal and shall
have power to plead and be impleaded and to rule the said fraternity or
mistery within the said city and the suburbs, and no one shall hold a
table or shop of the mistery within the liberty of the city unless he be of
the liberty and no one shall be admitted to the liberty for that misteiy
unless he be testified to as suitable by them, and they shall have full
scrutiny of the mistery within the city and suburbs, with power to reform
abuses among themselves under the supemsion of the mayor of the city.
By p.3. and for 40^. paid in the hanaper.
Dec. IG. Grant for life to Richard Whetehill, esquire, and Adrian Whetehill of
Westminster. 20/. yearly from Michaelmas, 4 Edward IV. for the sustenance of them-
selves and their clerks in the offices of controller of the town of Calais and
the marches there and the mint within the town from the king's customs of
8cf. from each sack of wools and wool-fells exported from the town or at
the hands of the treasurer of Calais at their choice, in lieu of a like grant
to them by letters patent dated 7 June, 3 Edward IV. surrendere<l because
invalid. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the collectors of the said customs and the
treasurer of Calais.
1467.
Feb. 4. Grant to Master Malcolm Cosyn, canon and prebendary of Cadyngton
Westminster. Major in the church of St. Paul, London, of a canonry and prebend in the
king's free chapel of St. Stephen within the palace of Westminster, on an
exchange of prebends with Master Henry Sharp. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean of the college of St. Stephen.
Feb, 4, Licence for John Markham, knight, chief justice of the King's Bencby
Westminster. Elizabeth late the wife of Hugh Hercy late of Grove, co. Nottingham,
esquire, and one of the daughters and heirs of Simon de Leke late of Cotum,
CO. Nottingham, esquire, Richard Willoughby, esquire, Gervase Hercy and
Geoffrey Staunton, the heirs and executors of the said Elizabeth, to found
a perpetual chantry of one chaplain to celebrate divine service daily at the
altar of St. Mary the Virgin in the church of St. Martin, Saundeby, co,
Nottingham, for the good estate of the king and his consort Elizabeth,
queen of England, and their heirs and the said John, Elizabeth, Richard,
Ger^'a8e and Geoffrey and for their souls after death and the souls of the
644 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
][46'7^ Membrane 10 — conU
king's father Richard, duke of York, the said Hugh Hercy, Simon de Lelce
and Joan his wife, father and mother of the said Elizabeth, and 'William
Saundeby late of Saundebj and Elizabeth his wife and the ancestors and
benefactors of the said Hugh and Elizabeth his wife and all for whom she
is bound to pray, to be called the chantry of Elizabeth late the wife of Hu^h
Hercy, esquire, in the church of St. Martin, Saundeby ; and for the aliena-
tion in mortmain by them to the said chaplain of lands and possessions, not
immediately held in chief, to the value of 100^. yearly, for his sustenance
and the support of certain works of piety.
By K. and for 20 marks paid in the hanaper.
Jan. 26. Pardon to John Robkyn of London, * chaundeler,' of his outlawry in the
Westminster, county of Middlesex for not appearing before the king to answer for
certain trespasses, he having surrendered to the Marsbalsea prison, as cJohn
Markham, knight, chief justice of the King's Bench, has certified.
Feb. 7. Grant for life to John Chambre, esquire, of the office of ranger within
Westminster, the king's forest of Whitlewodde, Wakefeld and Shrobbe, co. Northampton,
with the fees belonging to the office. By p.s.
14g6^ MSMBRANB 9.
Nov. 30. Whereas by letters patent dated 1 April, 5 Edward IV. the king granted
Westminster, to John Burgh, esquire, and the heirs male of his body 5 cottages newly
built, 7 shops, a capital messuage, a toft, two parts of a toft, a croft, 3
shambles and 4 shops in Kyrton or Kyrketon in Lyndesey, co. Lincoln, and
two tofts in Howton by Bekeryng late of Nicholas Taillour in the same
county, late of William Tailboys of Southkyme, knight, and in the king's
hands by force of an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1
Edward lY. and a capital messuage, 22 other messuages, 20 tofts, 8 shops,
4 shambles, 7 crofts and 4 cottages in Kyrton in Lyndesey, a toft and a
garden in Blyton, a messuage and a croft in Redebum and 3 messuages or
tofts and 6 crofts in Aderby, co. Lincoln, late of John Maydenwell the elder
late of Kyrton in Lyndesey and in the king's hands as above by virtue of an
act against him ; and now it appears that the said crofts and gardens belong
to or are parcel of certain of the said messuages and cottages and that the
premises aforesaid are held in chief of the king^s manor of Kyrketon in
Lyndesey, parcel of the duchy of Cornwall, by divers several rents, and all
the houses and buildings upon them were burnt before they came into the
king's hands and have not been rebuilt, so that the profits and revenues of
the premises do not reach the yearly value of 6 marks, the king hereby
pardons to the said John Burgh and his heirs all rents, services and debts
due for the said premises from Easter, 5 Edward IV. until 10 years from
the present date. By p.s.
1467.
Jan. 27. Pardon to Richard Dabernon of Plymmouth, co. Devon, * marchaunt,' of
Westminster, his outlawry in the county of Cornwall for not appearing before the justices
of the Bench to satisfy Thomas Tregarthyn of 8 silver cups, 2 silver covers,
16 silver spoons, 16 ounces of broken silver and a purse of the value of 36/.
as the latter &sserted, which with a bag containing 551, in money he
recovered against him before the justices of the Bench of the late king, and
10/. damages, he having surrendered to the Flete prison and satisfied the
said Thomas, as Robert Danby, chief justice of the Bench, hjis certified.
Jan. 29. Grant to John Scotte, knight, of the custody of the manors of
Westmiuster. Tyrlyngbam, Newenton Bertram, Westwode, Staundon, Combisdane,
Hokiug, Rokisle, Horsmonden, Levelond, Penynden, Northcray, Knok-
king and Estwell and a moiety of the hun<lred of Folkestou, co. Kent,
^^ i
6 EDWABD IV.— Part II.
545
\4ffl. Membrane 9— con^.
and all other manors, lordships, hundreds, moieties of hundreds, lands,
rents, services, mills, meadows, feedings, pastures, heaths, knights' fees,
advowsons and other possessions late of Robert Fonynge3, knight, tenant in
chief of the late king, in the county of Kent, from the death of the said
Robert so long as they remain in the king's hand, and all issues of the
same. By p.s.
Feb. 7. Commission to Greoffrey Castell, clerk, for 40 marks paid to the king, of
Westminster, the custody of all lands, rente, services and reversions late of William
Fortho, deceased, tenant in chief, during the minority of Alice his daughter
nnd heir, and custody of the latter with her marriage without disparage-
ment, finding a sufficient sustenance for her. By bill of the treasurer.
Feb. 8. Exemplification, at the request of the undermentioned Nicholas, of the
Westminster, following : —
1. A writ dated 28 October, 6 Edward IV. directing the sheriff of
Cornwall as directed before to make replevin to William Nordon
of his beasts which Nicholas Hurdeweke, John Gynger, John
Feryn the younger and John Niell seized and detain.
The return of the writ. 1 certify that the beasts have been taken
to places unknown without the county by the said Nicholas, John,
John and John, so that delivery cannot be made. And no other writ
touching these beasts has been delivered to me. John Bere, sheriff.
o
1466.
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
1467.
Feb. 11.
Westminster
Pardon to William Flourc alias Aston of Gravesendc, co. Kent, * chap*
man/ alias 'yoman,' late deputy at Gravesende of Richard Symson,
controller of the scrutiny in the port of London, and of John Scelton,
surveyor of the scrutiny in the said port, and of William Baldry, searcher
in the said port, of all offences committed by him before the feast of St.
Edmund the Bishop last against the statute in Parliament at Westminster,
20 Henry YI. concerning customers and others nnd all consequent penalties
and forfeitures due to the king. By p.s.
Pardon to John Ware of London, *joynour,' of his outlawry in the
county of Hertford for not appearing before the king to answer Rirshard
atte Welle late of Ledered, co. Surrey, * husbondman,' for having with
William Burford of Cobcham, co. Surrey, * tanner,' and Thomas Mongomery
of London, * goldsmyth,' conspired with Nicholas Carrewe late of Bedyngton,
CO. Surrey, ecquire, Richard Luggchford of the parish of Godstone, co.
Surrey, * yoman,' Thomas Slyfehl of Great Bokcham, co. Surrey, * gentil-
man,' Richard Kyng of Groat Bokcham, * husbondman,' John atte Lee of
Effyngham, co. SuiTcy, * yoman,' John Home of Ledered, * husbondman,'
Henry Mountegewe of Ledered the elder, *fletcher,' Roger Skete of
Ledered, * husbondman,' John Poweke of Ledered, * bocher,' Thomas
Bullok of Ledered, * baker,' John Bechc of Asshestede, co. Surrey, * hus-
bondman,' Adam Porter of Mlkelham^ co. Surrey, 'husbondman,' Thomas
Charlwode late of Walton on the Hyll, co. Surrey, * husbondman,' Richard
Dokyll of Croydon, co. Stirrev, 'yoman,' Robert Myllc of Croydon,
* yoman,' Thomas Compton of Chcyham, co. Surrey, * yoman,' John
Rychebele of Biinsted, co. Surrey, * yoman,' Thomas Wryght of Neudegate,
CO. SuiTey, * yoman,' John Broke of Kcrshalton, co. Surrey, * fuller,'
Thomas Leycestro of Kershalton, * yoman,' William Hyde of Feccbam,
CO. Surrey, ' gentiluian,' John Groffiim of Ledred, ' yoman,' and Walter
Holt late of Ledred, ' roper,' at Great Oflle and caused the said Richard
atte Welle to be charged with having on Friday before St. Andrew,
39 Henry YI. broken the close and house of Nicholas Carrewe, -esquire,
at Bedyngton, co. Surrey, within the liberty of the honour of Walyngford
u 86914.
M M
54G CALBNDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1467. Membrane 9 — coiU.
and stolen four horses worth 2(>f. 8^. and to be detaineii in the Marshalsea
prison until he was acqnitted at Westminster : he having sisrrendered
to the Marshalsea piison, as John Markham, knight, chief justice of the
King's Ptench, has certified.
Mbubrane 8.
Feb. 4. Grant to Thonms C;oIt, esquire, and William Fyncham, citizen and
Westmiufftcr. mercer of London, in repayment of 192/. 4*. Sd. lent by them to the king,
that they or their executors, factors or attorneys may ship woollen cloths
of any colour, pieces of tin called * bloktyn ' of Cornwall and Devon and
pieces of lead calle<l *• sowes of lede ' of any weight in any ports of the realm
and take them to foreign parts quit of customs and subsidies, until thej
shall thus be satisfied of the said sum. By K!.
Feb. 7. Grant for life to John Bricon, clerk, master of arts, that he be prior of
Westminster, the hospital of St. John Baptist, Briggenorth, co. Salop, void by the resig-
nation of Hugh Cardemaker, the last prior, with all profits. By p.s.
Feb. 6. Grant for life to V^alter Devereux, knight, lord Ferrers, from Michaelmas,
Westminster. 4 Edward IV. of the oflfico of captain or constable of the king's castle of
Aberustwith in South Wales with all profits of the town of Aberusiwith and
nil meadows, feedings, pastures and customs called * Prysemayse ' in
Aberustwith, receiving the accustomed fees from the issue of the king's
castle, lordship and manor of Aberustwith at the hands of the chamberlain of
South Wales and also the accustomed daily wages for one armed man and
12 archers from the same. By p.s.
1466.
Sept. 22. Grant to Thomas Garnet, esquire, and his heirs and assigns of a me&suage
Westminster, called Shyngelford Halle with all courts and houses and 280 acres of land
and 60 acres of meudow with appurtenances in the county of Essex,
sometime of John Gower, a messuage in Suthwerk sometime called * le
Faukon ' and two messuages, a court with certain lands adjacent, 91 acres
and 1 rood of arable land and 12 acres of meadow in Suthlambhith,
CO. Surrey, belonging to the king by virtue of an act in the Parliament
summoned at Westminster on 29 April, 3 Edward IV. and continued to 21
January, 4 Edward IV. to hold the sanio by the sei-vice of \d. yearly, and
pardon to him of all sums of money, debts, accounts and arrears due to the
king for the premises. ' By p.s.
Nov. 11. Whereas by an inquisition t:;ken before William Tystede the younger,
Westminster, esquiie, late oscheator in the county of Wilts, it appears that Bicliard
Fryston, clerk, was seised of the manor of Codford Mane, the moieties of
the manors of Stepullaugford, Deene and Grym.stede, and the advowsons of
the churches of Codford Marie, Stepullangford, Deene and Grymstede,
CO. Wilts, in his demesne as of fee to the use of Miles Stapilton, knight,
deceased, and by inlenture demised the same without licence to the said
Aliles and the heirs of his body, with successive remainders to the heirs of
the body of Brian Stapilton, esquire, deceased, his brother, and the right
heirs of the said Miles, and the said Miles died seised of the same in his
demesne as of fee tail, and the said manor and advowson of Ck>dford Marie
are held in chief by the service of the twentieth pai*t of a knight's fee and
the other premises by the service of the fourth part of a knight's fee, and
the premises are now in the kings hands, the king, for 17/. paid in the
hanaper, pardons the trespass.
1467-
Feb, 20. Appointment, during pleasure, of Henry Harper and William Gierke of
Westminster. Wellington, co. Hereford, as auditors of the accounts of the chamberlain of
6 EDWARD IV.— Pabt IL 547
1467* Membrane 8 — cont.
South Wales and the sherifis, escheators, riugilds, bailiffsi reeves and other
officers and ministers of the king in the counties of Kermerdyn and
Cardigan, receiving such^fees as Waller Cersyn and William Weldon had
for the same office at the hands of the said chamberlain from the issues of
the said counties. By p.8.
Membrane 7.
Feb. 9. Pardon, for ^ mark paid lu the hanaper, to John Coket the elder, John
Westminster. Coket the younger, John Apulthorp, Walter Coket, clerk, Roger Rokewod,
Walter Coket of Ingham, William Drury and John Ivc the younger of
their trespass in acquiring from William Davy of Honeweton, Henry Davy
his son, Robert Alcok of Fakenham Aspis, William his son, Robert Flynt-
hard of Troston and John Wynyevo of Troston, co. Suffolk, and William
Cannceler, chaplsdn, now deceased, a messuage, 26 acres of land and a
moiety of a rood of meadow in Honeweton, Sapeston and Fakenham Aspis,
CO. Suffolk, held in chief, and entering thereon without licence ; and grant
that they may hold the same to themselves and their heirs.
Feb. 21. General pardon to Roger atte Hurne of Stoke within the hundred of
Westminster. Chewe, co. Somerset, * wheler,' of all offences committed by him before
19 February last. By p.s.
Feb. 22. Presentation of John Hofd, chaplain, to the perpetual chantry founded
Westminster, by king Richard in the church of St. Antony, London, according to the .
ordinance of Nicholas Bole, sometime citizen and skinner of Loudon.
Feb. 25. Grant for life to John Wode, master of the king's ordnance, of all the
Westminster, lands and tenements late of Thomas Soules in the Hough in Stanfordham,
CO. Northumberland, forfeited by the latter, of the yearly value of 30^.,
31f. free rent in Ullaston by Haukewell, co. Northumberland, and a tene-
ment in Ingowe called * the pasturesfelde,' co. Northumberland, of the
yearly value of 78, in the king's hands on the decease of John Fclton,
knight, and the farm and rent of the town or lordship of Newebyggyng by
Wodehomc, co. Northumberland, of the yearly value of 10/. i^. in the
king's hands by the forfeiture of John BuUiall, late king of the Scots, as
WiUiam Eryngton, esquire, now deceaseil, lately held the same. By p.s.
Feb. 26. Appointment of John Wode as deputy of John Wenlok, lord of Wenlok,
Westmmster. knight, chief butler of England, in the port of Newcastle on Tyne and
ports and places adjacent, receiving the accustomed fees.
By bill of the chief butler.
Feb. 26. Grant for life to William, carl of Arundel, in lieu of a like grant to
Westminster. William Fenys, lord Say of Scale, knight, by letters patent dated 14 July,
1 Edward IV. surrendered, of the office of keeper of the New Forest, co.
Southampton, the manor and park of Lyndeherst, the hundred of Rudbergh
and a rent of 40;. yearly paid by the abbot of Redyng for a tenement in the
forest and all other liberties, privileges and profits pertaining to the above,
deer excepted, with remainder to Thomas Arundell, knight, lord Man
travers, and his heirs male by Margaret his wife, daughter of Richard, earl
Ryvers, and Jaquetta his wife, duchess of Bedford, mother of the king's
consort Elizabeth, queen of England. By K.
Membrane 6.
Jan. 2. Grant to the king's esquire Thomas Vaghan, one of the esquires of the
Westminster, body, and his heirs and assigns, for his good service to the king and his
father Richard, late duke of York, and because he has paid 1000/. to the
II M 2
548 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1467. Membrane C — coni.
king, of tbe manors and lordships of cKyngesnoth and Milton, co. Kent, and
300 acres of land in Kyngcsnoth, and the manors and lordships of Shapwjk
and Egle, co. Sussex, late of Thomas Broun, knight, and John Fortescu,
knight, to tho use of the former and in the king's hands by his forfeiture
because he was attainted of high treason by an act of Parliament at West-
minster, 4 November, I Edwai-d IV. with kuights' fee?, advowson^, courts
lect, views of frank-pledge, wards, marriages, reliefs, escheats, fairs,
marllets, parks, warrens and all liberties and franchises. Grant also to him
and Eleanor his wife, late the wife of the said Thomas Broun, and their
assigns of the manors and lordships of Eythorne, Morehall, Brikhill and
Aloryse and the office of alderman of Westgate, Canterbury, with all rights
and profits, co. Kent, the castle, manor or lordship of Westbechesworth, oo.
Surrey, the manor of Chankton, co. Sussex, a messuage with a wharf and
other ap2)urtenances near Billyngesgate in the city of London, 6 messuages
in Lymestrete with a garden and other edifices in the same city, 6 mes-
suages with a wharf and other appurtenances in the Vintry, London, and
5 tenements with appurtenances and edifices in Knyghtriderstrete in the
parish of St. Benet, London, late of the said Thomas and John and in the
king's hands as above, with knight's fees, advowsons, wards, marriages,
reliefs, escheats, courts leet, views of frank-pledge and other liberties and
profits. Grant also to them and their heirs and assigns of the manors and
lordships of Halton, cO acres of land in Godmersham, Henley alicu
Colkyns Place, co. Kent, and Cnldehnm, Alkeham, HerstishaU, Ballastris,
Wylmeston with the advowson of the perpetual chantry of St. Mary, Burley,
in the parish of Cherrynu, co. Kent, the manors and lordships of Maisteris,
Westbere, God well, Wymelyngeweld, Berfreyston alias Berston, Tye,
Dene in the Lsle of Thanct, and Coperlaiid alias Archeriscourt, co. Kent,
the manors or tenements called Hertanger, Deyncouit, Pawnassli and
Dyngleys, co. Kent, the manors or lordships of Yffyng, Wylmyston, Pirie
and Shillynghelde, co. Kent, a nief^suage in ()spr}nge, a windmill in Ber-
freston, a piece of nuirsh in Dele, 3 messuages in Westgatestrete by Can-
terbury, 3 messuages and 6 acres of wood in Herbaldowne, a messuage
called ^ le Cok ' in Mallynge, 3 messuages in Lyde, a windmill in Whitstabie,
a messuage in Gravysende, a piece of land in Maydestone, a messuage in
Godmersbam, n piece of land called * Genteles ' in the parish of Aldyngton,
a messuage called * Cokeryng ' in the parish of Tenyngton, a messuage
in Gravysende called * Oklinmysplace,' 30 acres of land in Maydestone, a
messuage in Godmersham, a tenement in Tenham, a tenement in Halden,
a tenement with 32 acres of laud in Upchirche, a piece of land called
* Genteles ' in the parish of Aldyngton, a messuage called * Cokeryng,' a
tenement called * Beltyng,* a tenement called * Perotisplace,' 22 acres of
land in Nutynton, a tenement called Me Bekyn,' a tenement called *Stretend',
a tenement in Westram antl a barn and 4 acres of land in Osprynge-, co.
Kent, 6 messuages in Dorkyng, a tenement called * Nymmys,' a piece of
land called *Flusldond,' a jiicce of land in Estbechesworth, a meadow
called * Bladynfraden,' a parcel of land called * Benham,' a parcel of land
called * Whittyng' and a messuf\gc called Me Place,' co. Surrey, the manors
and lordships of Compton, Westmorden, Brokhous in Estburne, Foxhunt
and Walstede, a meadow called * Litehvorth,' a messuage called * Morfetys,'
(5 messuages in Rye and 12 messuages and 100 acres of land in Wychelse,
CO. Sussex, the manors and lordships of Drayton, Chaungtoo, Passhelcy,
Wynde, Sire with the hundreds of Waldern Wancy, Waldern Rancy, an<l
the park of Ywode and all appurtenances in the counties of Surrey and
Sussex, the manor and lordship of Broughunt and 3 messuages in the
county of Southampton and all other lands and possessions late of the
said Thomas and John and in the king's hands as above, excepting the
manors and lordships of Swanscompe and Erehith, co. Kent, and all other
6 EDWARD IV.— PiBT 11. 519
1467. Membrane 6 — cont.
lands late of the king's father Bicbard, late duke of York, excepting also
the manors of Tonsford and Dane, eo. Kent, with knight's fees, ad^owsons^
wards, marriages, reliefs, escheats, courts leet, views of frank-pledge, and
other liberties and profits. And grant to the said Thomas Vaghan of all
issues and profits of the above, and grant to him and the said Eleanor of
all goods and chattels and sums of money late of the said Thomas Broun and
all debts and arrears due to him. Bjr p.s.
Feb. 22. General pardon to Oliver Manyngham late of York, ^ gcntilman,' alias
WestminHter. late of London, alifis late of Stoke Fogeys, co. Buckingham, alias late of
Lewton, co. Bedford, of all offences committed by him befora 20 February
last. By p.s.
Membranes *5 and 4.
Feb. 18. Commission to Richard Neel, Thomas Palmer, and Robeit Staunton to
Westminster, enquire into the following claim of Richard Byngham, knight, and Margaret
his wife, Thomas Ferrera, knight, John Aston, esquire, and William Berkeley,
esquire, and to return their inquisitions into Chancery. The petitioners
have shown that a fine was levied at York at Michaelmas, 32 Edward I.
before Ralph de Hengham and his fellows, then justices of the Benctii
between Alan la Zusche, plaintiff, and William Tor of Swaveshey, chap-
lain, defendant, touching the manor of Ashby la Zusche, by which the said
Alan acknowledged the manor to be the right of the said William of his gift,
and the latter granted the said manor to the said Alan for life with
remainder to William la Zusche of Ricardes Castell and the heirs of his
body, and the said Alan was seised of the manor and received the esplees
, thereof and afler his death the said William la Zusche was seised of it in
his demesne as of fee tail in time of peace in time of Edward III. aud
received the esplees thereof, and the right of the manor descended from
him to Alan his son and heir and from Alan to Hugh his son and heir,
who died without issue, and then to Jocosa the sister of Alan the father of
Hugh, and from her to John her son and heir and from him to Jocosa his
daughter and heir, who died without issue, and then to her aunt« Jocosa
and Katharine sisters of the said John, and the right of the last named
Jocosa descended to Baldwin her son and heir and from him to the said
Margaret, cue oi the petitioners, and Elizabeth and Jocosa her sisters as
his (laughters and heirs, and the right of the said Elizabeth descended lo
the said Thomas, one of the petitioners, as her son and heir, and the right
of hrr sister Jocosa descended to Robert her son and heir and from him to
the said John, one of the said petitioners, as his son and heir, and th.3
right of the .<taid Katharine descended to Maurice her son and heir, and
from him to Maurice his son and heir, and from the latter to the said
William, one of the petitioners, as his son aud heir; and in Parliament at
Westminster, 4 ^ovemuer, 1 Edward IV. it was ordained that James,
late earl of Wiltshire, should be convicted of high treason and forfeit all
the possessions which he had on 4 March, 1 Edward IV. in England,
Ireland, Wales and Calais and the marches of the s^ame without the liberty
of the bishopric of Durham, viz. between the rivers Tyne and Theeseandin
the places called Norhamshire and Bedivngtonshire, co. Northumberland;
and by an inquisition taken at Leicester on 14 l^'eptember, 4 Edward IV.
before William Ayssheby, then eschculor in the county, by virtue of his
office it was presented that the said rarl was seised in his demesne as of
fee on the said 4 March of the said manor of Aysshby de la Zouche, co.
Leicester, worth 29/. 4*. yearly, aud by another inquisition taken at Leicester
on 15 September it was presented Ihat the said earl on 14 October, 37
Henry VI. being seised of the said manor enfeoffed Ralph, lord of Sudeley,
Willi;nn Spyntg(M)rgr, knight, Richard Byngham, one of the king's
550 - CALEBTDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1467. Membranes 5 and i^^cont,
justices^ Robert Stonham, Lawr^oice Cheyne, William Alyngioiiy William
Brounyng, William Curwjn, William Harper, esquires^ Richard Neel,
Thomas Littelton, and Thomi^ iKverdon and others dcoeftsed of the same
to his use, and by another inqaisitiou taken at Leicester pn 16 September
it was presented thbt the said earl was seised of the said manor until John
Lovell, knighty expelled him before the said 4 March ; and the petitioners
further say that the said Jocosa the daughter of John and Hugh Bumell,
knight, her husband, were seised of the said manor by force of the said fine
nud granted it to William Gascoigne, John Rome, clerk, John Rede, John
Joynour and John Burgoign the younger, and the heirs of the latter, and
the said William, John, John, John and John were seised of the same,
and the said earl had their estate in the manor, and was seised of it in his
demesne as of fee before the said 4 March ; and by virtue of the said act, and
the inquisition of the said 14 September the manor was taken into the king's
hands and remained in the king's . bands until the 26th October following
when the king by letters patent of that date granted it to William Has-
tynges, king's knight and chamberlain, who entered into it and is still seised
of it in his demesne as oC fee ; and the said manor is not within the
said liberty of the bishopric of Durham, nor is any parcel of it, and the
siud petitioners have not been attainted by the said act, nor has any of
them ; wherefore they pray that justice may be done. By K.
Membrane A — cont. .
Feb. 18. General pardon to Robert Wright cdias Smyth of Leycestre, co. Leicester,
We-jtminster. < coteler.' By p.s.
Feb. 24. Grant for life to Ralph Seinti^^, esquire, from 4 March, 1 Edward IV .
Westminster, of the 6 marks yearly which the prior of Folkestone is bound to pay. to
the king and which he used to pay to the chief house of the priory beyond
seas in time of peace.
Mandate in pursuance to the said prior.
1466.
April 10. General pardon to Robert Elyson late of London, * sadeler.' By p.s.
Westminster.
The like to John Elyson late of the parish of St. Clement Danes without
the Bar of the New Temple, London, co. Middlesex, ^sporiour.' By p.8.
1467.
Feb. 10. Grant for life to Thomas Byngham of the office of clerk of the statute
Westminster, merchant with the custody of ibe lesser part of the seal of the office within
the town of Notyngham, with the accustomed fees. By K.
1466.
April 27. Licence for the prior and convent of the monastery of Selby to elect an
Westminster, abbot in the place of Dan John Ousthorp, deceased. By p.s.
May 3. Licence for the prior and convent of the monastery of St. Mary, Roucestre,
Westminster, of the Augustinian order, in the diocese of Coventry and .Lichfield, to elect
an abbot in the place of John Hambury, resigned.
1467. Membranb 3.
Feb. 18. Grant for life to Thomas Perkyns and Thomas Combe, esquires, in lieu
Westminster, of a like gi*nnt to William Sandes, esquire, and the said Thomas Combe by
letters patent dated 26 October, 2 Edward IV. sarrendered, of the office
of launder of the king's park of Clarindon, co. Wilts, receiving 3 J. daily
for wages and 13^. Ad. yearly at Christmas for their robe and 10^. yearly
at Easter for their Fummor \ estnre from the issues of the county of Wilts,
as were allowed for John Consyn, late launder of the park, in the account
I
\
«
6 EDWARD IV.— Part II. 551
1467. Membrane 3 — cont.
of Ralph Cheyne, late sheriff of Wilts, in the year 61 Edward III. and for
Waiter Worth in the account of John Moigne, late sheriff, in the year
18 Richard II. with all other accustomed profits. By p.s.
1463, Mbmbranb 2.
Nov. 29. Licence for Roger Corbet of Moreton, knight, and Elizabeth his wife,
Westmioster. kinswoman and one of the heirs of William Lucy, knight, viz. daughter of
Eleanor one of his sisters and heirs, to enter freely into a moiety of all the
lordships, manors, lands and other possessions which Maigaret, late the
wife of the said William, held on the day of her death for life or in fee tail
or in dower or otherwise, and a moiety of all the lordships, manors, lands
and other possessions which the said William held on the day of his death
in fee tail within England and the marches of Wules, and which on their
death came into the king's hands and ought to descend to her, to hold from
4 November last, although the other moieties of the same belong to the
king by the forfeiture of William Vaux, knight, attainted of high treason
by an act in Parliament at Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV. who
was the other heir of the said William Lucy, viz. son of Matilda late his
other sister. By p.8.
1467. Mmmbranm 1.
Feb. 25. Grant for life to the king's servant Thomas Saintlegere of the offices of
Wentminster. controller, banker and assayer of the money and coinage of gold and silver
within the Tower of London, receiving the accustomed fees as in the times
of Edward III. and Richard II. at the hands of the keeper of the mint and
exchange within the Tower, in lieu of a like grant to him by other letters
patent surrendered. By p.8*
March 2. Presentation of Thomas Bloxham to the parish church of St. Nichasius in
We^tminBter. the parts of Picardy, in the diocese of Terouanoe. The letters are directed
to Th. archbishop of Canterbury.
1466.
Sept. 22. Whereas the late king by letters patent dated 19 May, 17 Henry YI.
Windsor, confirmed by letters patent dated 10 March, 2 Edward lY. released to the
inhabitants of the town of New Wyndesore 7/. yearly from the yearly farm
of 17/. which they were bound to render to him, and now certain tenements
in the town are threatened with ruin and the inhabitants have come to great
poverty, and 200 acres of land in the parish of New Wyndesore adjoining
the town which they held at fee farm for pasture and cultivation for pay-
ment of the farm of the town have been lately enclosed by the king for a
park, the king grants in recompence to Edmund Pury, now mayor, Thomas
Sheiman and William Stephen, bailiffs, and the burgesses and inhabitants
of the town that they shall be one body and incorporate commonalty and
shall have perpetual succession and power of acquiring lands in fee and
perpetuity and of pleading and being impleaded, and pardons to them the
said 71. yearly and all arrears of the same and grants that they shall have
a fair yearly in the town on the feast of St. Edwaixl, king and con-
fessor, provided that it be not to the harm of neighbouring fairs. By p.8.
Nov. 13. Whereas John Colyngruge of Hethorpe, co. Buckingham, by writing
Westminster, obligatory dated 20 January, 33 Henry YI. is bound to William Staunton,
abbot of Notteley, and Edmund Hampden, knight, in 10/. to be paid to
they or their heirs or assigns at Easter then following, and the said
Edmund was attainted of high treason by virtue of an act in Parliament at
Westminster, 4 November, 1 Edward IV, by reason of which 'the said 10/,
552 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
l^g^ Membranes 1 — cont.
is forfeited to the kiug, the king hereby grants the said 10/. to his servitor
William Staveley and his assigns. By K.
1457. Mbmbkanb 22d.
Feb. 26. Commission of oyer and terminer to the king's kinsman John, earl of
Westminster. Northumberland, Robert Danby, knight, John Nedeham, knight, Thomas
Litteltou, John Nixon, mayor of the town of Newcastle on Tyne, Richard
Thorneton, John Wode and John Underwode within the said town and the
liberty of the same. By E.
1466. Membrane 2\d.
July 18. Commipsion of oyer and terminer to G. archbishop of York, the king's
Westminster, kinsman Richard, earl of Warwick and Salisbury, Humphrey Bourgchier of
Cromwell, knight, Robert Danby, knight, Richard Byngham, knight, John
Nedeham, knight, Robert Markeham, knight, John Stanhape, esquire,
Richanl Willoughby, esquire, Richard Byngham the yoonger, esquire,
Thomas Moleneux and Thomas Neville of Southleverton for the supervision
of the river Trent and other streams descending to it from Notyngham to
Stokwyth in the county of Nottingham, and the observation of the statutes
of 25 and 45 Edward III. and i Henry IV. concerning the erection of
weirs, mills, stanks, pales and kiddles.
Sept. 26. Commission to William Kene, esquire, John Fraunces, John Yiolety
Westminster. William Myller and Richard Bailly to arrest William Daweson and Thomas
Cheseman and bring them before the king in Chancery to find security
that they will not harm Robert Hobbes or anyone of the king's
weirs, people.
July 20. Commission to Thomas Cvedale, knight, Maurice Berkeley, esquire,
Westminster. Edward Langford, esquire, Vincent Pydelsden, esquire, Thomas Wellis,
William Nedham and the sheriff of Southampton to enquire what goods,
merchandise and gear came ashore from a carrack of Genoa called la Sancta
Marioy of which Christopher John was master, which was wrecked near the
Isle of Wight, and into whose hands they came, 9a the king understands
from certain merchants of Genoa that certain goods came ashore and were
detained by certain of the king's lieges after the taking of inquisitions to the
like effect by virtue of letters patent dated 13 February last directed to the
said Thomas, Maurice and Edward and others.
July 18. Commission to Richard George and William Eustas, Serjeants at arms,
Westminster. Richard Rynglove, William Balle and the sherifls of London to arrest
Thomas Huntyngdon, chaplain, John Barton, chaplain, William Shutford,
John Hewyk, William Witney and Thomas Aleyn and bnng them before
the king in Cliancery.
Aug. 10. Commission to Thomas Monyngton, Thomas Lygon and Thomas Bru^e,
Westminster, escheator in the county of Hereford, to take into the king's hand all the
lands of which Thomas Holgot, deceased, tenant in chief, was seised in
his demesne as of fee in the said county, and to enquii*e what lands he
held in the naid county, and how much they are worth and who is his heir.
Membrane 20d.
May 20. Commission to Robert Clyfton, knight, William Merynges, John Nevill
Westminster, and Thomas Nevill of Southleverton to deliver the gaol of Nottingham of
Henry Lorde, late of Estretford, co, Nottingham, * yoman ' alias * fyscher,'
prisoner there^
6 EDWARD IV.— Part II. 663
1405. Membrane 20(/— €oii/.
June 6. Commissiou to Henry Gourteney, Maurice Berkelej, John Hamond^
Wettminster. William Nedeham, William Eustace, one of the king's eeijeanU at arme,
and the sherifiB of Surrey, Sussex, Southampton, Somerset, Dorset and
Wilts to enquire into a report that a ship of Arnold Trussel called ie
Martyn of Bayonne, of the portage of 180 tuns, sailing to England under
letters of safe-conduct of the king, was seized by certain subjects of the
king and taken to Portsmouth and despoiled of wines, goods and other
merchandise, and to seiEe the said wines, goods and merchandise and arrest
and imprison the offenders.
March 28. Commission to Alured Corneburgh, Thomas Berc, Geoffrey Kedcwelly
Westminster, and Nicholas Loure to enquire what lands Oto Colyn held in the county of
Cornwall on the day of his death, how much they are worth, who is his
next heir and who has occupied them since his death.
Oct. 21. Commission to John Blount, escheator, and John Port and William
Westminster. Costenet, coroners in the couuty of Worcester, to enquire into the report
that certain ministers of the king in that county, who by reason of their
offices ought to keep assizes of wioes aod victuals, traffic in the eame
contrary to the statute.
Mbmbranb I9d,
Oct. 28. Appointment, until 28 April next, of Thomas Dahimore to provide
Westminster, wheat and wooil for the oven of the household and al! other necessaries
for the office of the bakery of the household.
By bill of the treasurer of the household.
Oct. 29. Commissiou to John Howi|rd, knight, and Laurence Reynford, knight,
Westminster, and Nicholas Sou thcotes, esquire, and William Eustai?, esquire, Serjeants
at arms, and the bailifPs of the towns of Ipswich and Orweli to seize a ship
called ie ValetUyne of Ncwcastle-on-Tyne, and the gear of the same and to
arrest William Bynl, William Blakeston, Iloltert Hardy, Alan Bynl the
younger, George a Cliambrc, Kilward Blakeston, Thomas Bi'oun, Thomas
Lokwode, Willinm Kichardson, Jolin Coke and Gilbert Youg and bring
them before the king in Chancery.
Mbmbranb \ld.
Oct. 29. Commi.«sion to John Yong, mayor of London, Thomas Ursewyk, Thomas
Westminster. Burgoyne, John Baldewyn and William Dunthom to enquire into a peti-
tion of Hugh Wyche, knight, citizen and alderman of London, Richard
Lee and Ralph Verney, citizens and aldermen of London, Richard Fouler
and John Parker concerning certain messuages in the parishes of St.
Christopher by les Stokkys and St. Peter Ie Poor in the ward of
Bradstrete and St. Peter, Cornhill, in the ward of Bisshopesgate. {See
p. 621.)
Mbmbranb \bd.
Not. 28. Commission to Thomas Yonge, serjeant at law, William Kuynon, Thomas
^Westminster. Hasty nges and the sheriff of Gloucester to enquire concerning all reliefs,
knights' fees, advowsons, rents, services, customs, forfeitures, escheats,
go<M8, wards and marriages belonging to the king by reason of custodies in
tliat county and detained from him and all wastes and destructions committed
on manors, lands and possessions belonging to the king, and concerning
all officers cf the king in the county who have been rcmi.ss, negligent or
non-resident, and concerning all extortions, oppressions and other offences
committed by them. By K.
554 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
1466. Membram Ibd-^-conf.
Not. 28. Commiiision to Thomas UvedalOy knight, Edward (sic) Berkeley, esquire,
Westminster. Edward Langford, esquire, Thomas Well is, Nicholas Suthcotes, one of the
king's Serjeants at armH, William Nedham and the sheriff of Southampton
to enquire what goods, merchandise and gear came ashore from a carrack
of Genoa called la Sancta Maria, of which Christopher John was master,
which was wrecked near the Isle of Wight, and into whose hands they
came, as the king understands from certain merchants of Genoa that certain
goods came ashore and wero detained by certain of the king's lieges after
the taking of inquisitions to the like effect by rirtue of letters patent
dated 13 February last directed to the said Thomas, .Maurice and Edward
and others.
Mbmbranb 12J.
Nov. 13. Commission to Richard Harecourt, knight, and John Eyres to arrest
Westminster. Robert Stokes and bring him before the king in Chancery.
Nov. 14. Commission to Walter Blount of Mountjove, knight, and the sheriff of
Westminster. Nottingham and Derby to arrest Ralph Saucheverell and bring him before
the king in Chanceiy on the quinzaine of St. Hilary next, because he wa?
ordered to appear at a certain day before the king in Chancery but did not
do so although a writ was delivered to him.
555
6 EDWARD IV.— Part 111.
1466, Membranes 15 and 14.
Jiil^r 6. Inspeximus and confirmation to the burgesses of the town of Cambridge
'WestmiDster. of letters patent dated 25 March, 15 Henry VI. inspecting and confirming
the following : —
1. Letters patent dated 8 December, 1 Richard IL inspecting and con-
firming a charter dated at Westminster, 27 Novem'ner, 7 Edward II.
[Charter Roll^ 7 Edward II. No. 22,] inspecting and confirming
the following : —
(U^ A charter dated at Westminster, 21 April, 11 Henry III.
(2.) A charter dated at Westminster, 24 November, 9 Edward I.
[Charter Roll^ 9 Edward I. No. 84, inspecting and con-
firming the following : —
a. A charter dated at Westminster, 21 April, 11 Henrj III.
h. A charter dated at Westminster, 1 1 April, 40 Henry HI.
2. Letters patent dated 19 February, 6 Henry IV. inspecting and con-
firming the following : — ' * • . ' '
(1.) A charter dated at Westminster, 9 December, 9 Richard IL
[Charter Roily 9 and 10 Richard IL No. 19.]
(2.) Letters patent dated 28 February, 17 Richard 11,
For 40f. paid in the hanaper.
Mbmbrans 14 — cant.
July 11. Pardon to John Grover of Cowfolde, co. Sussex, 'yoman,' of his
Westminster, outlawry in the county of Sussex for not appearing before the king to
satisfy him of his ransom for not holding Edward Pycombe late of Twynam,
CO. Sussex, * husbondman/ and Robert Bury of Twynam, * husbondman,'
before the late king at a certain day to answer William Sonde, John Ledys,
Richard Profyte and Richard Jay on a plea of trespass, as he made main-
prise, he having surrendered to the Marshalsea prison, as John Markham,
chief justice of the King's Bench, has certified.
Membranes 13 and 12.
June 20. Inspeximus and confirmation to the abbot and convent of St. Benet
Westminster. Hulme, of the following : — '
1. Letters patent dated 3 June, 20 Richard II. inspecting and con-
firming to Simon, then abbot, and the convent the following :
(1.) A charter dated at Jlxeter, 3 January, 14 Edward I.
[Charter Roll^ 14 Edward I. No. 46, J inspecting and
confirming the following : —
o. A charter (Latin and Saxon) of Edward the Confe^or.
[Monasticottj vol. iii. p. 83.]
656 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1466. Membranes 13 and 12— eont.
b. A charter of Matilda the Empress dated at Oxford
1140. [Ibid. No. xm.l
c. A charter of Henrj II. dated at Westminster.
d. A charter dated at Westminster, 7 October, 1
Richard I.
(2.) A charter dated at Westrn'oster, 6 May, 37 Henry III.
[Ibid. No. xxiv.'\
(3.) Letters patent dated 29 May, 33 Edward I.
(4.) A charter of Henry II. dated at Waliingford to William,
then abbot.
(5.) Letters patent dated 18 May, 19 Edward III.
2? Letters patent dated 8 July, 18 Richard II.. granting licence for the
appropriation in mortmain of the church of St. Michael, Berton
Turfe by Smalbergh.
3. Letters patent dat^ 25 November, 19 Richard II. granting licence
for the acquisition in mortmain of the manor of Nefesherd, co.
Norfolk, called Burwodes Mauer. By 8 marks paid in the hanaper.
MSMBRANBS 11 AND 10.
July 14. Inspeximui and confirmation to Thomas Welles, the prior, and the
Westminiter. convent of the Friars Preachers of Langele of the following : —
1. Letters patent dated 24 May, 11 Richard II. inspectiog and
confirming letters patent of the following dates : —
20 December, 2 Edward II.
3 July, 8 Edward II.
8 November, 21 Edward III.
10 April, 32 Edward lU.
10 April, 32 Edward III.
2. Letters patent dated 12 February, 17 Richard II. granting in frank
almoin to the prioress and convent of Dcrteford the advowson of the
church of Wylye by Blaldok, co. Hertford, for the use of the said
Friars Preachers.
3. Letters patent of the same date granting licence for the acquisition in
mortmain by the said prioress and convent of the advowson of the
church of Great Gaddesden, co. Hertford, for the use ^of the said
Friars Preachers.
4. Letters patent dated 24 April, 22 Richard J I. granting divers manors
and lands to the said prioress and convent for the use of the said
prior and convent in accordance with the will of Edward III.
and grant to them in (rank almoin of a park called ^ Home Park ' and
* le Frered Wode ' and a wood called * Chiperfeldwode ' with trees,
agistments and other commodities with a meadow there called ^Freres
Medewe,* and multure of their grain at the king's mill there quit of toll
and without pajment with free fishery in the king's water there, to hold as
freely as they held other premises in the times of Edward U. Edward III.
or Richard II. For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 10-^ cont.
May 6. Inspeximtu and confirmation to the abbot and canons of Torre of letters
Westmintter. patent dated 10 February, 3 Richard II. inspecting and confirming
letters patent dated 21 Jane, 32 Edward III. inspecting and confirming a
charter dated at Roche Andely^, 22 May. 2 John. [Monasiicony vol. vii.
p. 925.] For 40#. paid in the hanaper.
6 EDWARD IV.— Pabt IU. 557
\4QQ^ Membranes 9 axd 8.
Nov. 6. Itupeximut and confirmHtion to the prior and conveat of Montacute of
Westminster, letters patent dated 1 August, 4 Richard IT. inspecting and confiriDing the
following : —
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 27 June, 13 Edward L [Charier
Roily 13 Edward L No, 43,] inspecting and confirming the
following: —
(1.) A chnrter of Henry I.
(2.) Another charter of the same. [MonaHicon^ vol. v. p. 166.]
(3.) A charter of Henry II. dated nt Westminster. [Ibid, p. 167.]
(4.) Another charter of the same dated at Windsor.
2. A charter dated at Reading, 6 Novomher, 37 Henry III. [Charter
Bollf 37 Henry III, m. 8.] For 40*. paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 8 — coni,
Nov. 15. Inspeximui and confirmation to the' burgesses of Helleston of letters
Westminster, patent dated 12 February, 1 Richanl II. inspecting and confirming a
charter dated ai: BothweJl, 6 December, 10 Edward 111. [Charter Roily
10 Edward III, No. 6,] inspecting and confirming the following ; —
1. A charter dated 15 April, 2 John.
2. A charter of Richard, king of the Romans, dated at Lannceston,
6 January, in his third year. For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
Membrane 7.
Nov. 16. Inspeximus and confirmation to the citizens of Bath of letters patent
Westminster, dated 1 Juno, 10 Henry VI. inspecting and confirming letters patent dated
24 November, 2 Henry Y. inspecting and confirming letters patent dnted
25 March, 1 Henry IV. inspecting and confirming the following: —
1. A charter dated at Dover, 7 December, 1 Richard I.
2. Letters patent dated 0 March. 5 Richard II. inspecting and confirm-
ing a charter dated at Westminster, 10 April, 14 Edwiird III.
[Charter Roll, 14 Edward III. No. 36,] inspecting and confirming
with additions a charter dated at Havering atte Bower, 4 May,
5 Edward III. [Charier Roll, 6 Edward III, No, 63,] inspecting
and confirming a charter dated at Windsor, 12 March, 6 Edward II.
[Charier Roll, 6 Edward II. No. 20], inspecting and confirming
a chniter dated at Gloucester, 24 July, 40 Henry III.
For 10 marks paid in the hanaper.
1467, Membranes 6 and 5,
Feb. 23. Ifupeximus and confirmation to the abbot and convent of Quarre of
WofftmlnBter. letters patent dated 20 November, 7 Richard II. inspecting and confirming to
John Wynchestre, then abbot, and the convent letters patent dated
3 February, 35 Edward III. inspecting and confirming to William, then
abbot, and the convent the following : —
1. A charter of Henry II. dated at Winchester. [Monasticon, vol v
p. 318.]
2. A process before Edward I. concerning the rupture of a writing of
Teabel dc Forlibus, countess of Albemarle and Devon and lady of the
Isle of Wight. [Charter Roll, 7 Edward I. No. 81.]
3. A charter datea at Caernarvan, 5 May, 12 Edward I. [Charter Roll
\2 Edward L No. 41.]
4. Divers private grants. For 20*. paid in the hanaper.
/
/
658 CALENDAR OF tATENT ROLLS.
X^QT^ MbMBRANBS 4 AND 3.
Feb. 28. InMpeximuM and confirmation to the prior and conyent of Pontefract of
Wefltmiofter. the following :—
1. A charter dated at York, 13 December, 6 Edward III. [Charter Jloll,
6 Edtcard III. No, 8,] inspecting and confiriuing a charter dated at
York, 20 Maich, 12 Edward IL [Charter Roll, 12 Edward 11.
No. 22,] inspecting and coDfirming the following : —
(1.) A charter of Henry II. dated at Northampton.
(2.) A charter dated at Lincoln, 8 January, 14 Henry II L
[Charter Roily 14 Henry III. p, 2, m. 1,] inspecting and
confirming a charter of Henry II. dated at Northampton.
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 24 February, 6 Edward I V. [ Charter
Roily 5-7 Edward IV, No. 8.] For 20s. paid in the hanaper.
Membranes 3-1.
Feb. 26. Inspeximus and confirmation to the mayor and burgesses of the town
Westminster, of Newcastle on Tyne of the following : —
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 27 April, 1 Henry [V. inspecting
and confirming the following : —
(I.) Letters patent dated 9 April,. 1 Richard II. inspecting and
confirming the following : —
a. A charter dated at Westminster, 10 May, 31 Edward IH.
[Charter Roily 31 Edward III, No. 6,] inspecting and
confirming with additions the following : —
(a.) A charter dated at Westminster, 8 December, 22
Edward I. [Charter Roily 22 Edward I. No. 30,]
inspecting and confirming the following : —
a, A charter dated at Westminster, 2 July, 18
Henry IlL
j9. Letters patent dated 18 October, 36 Henry III.
(6.) A charter ^ted at York, 12 November, 12
Edward II. inspecting and confirming with additions
a charter dated at Durham, 28 January, 17 John
[Rotuli CartarufUf p. 219].
b. A charter dated at York, 28 January, 7 Edward III.
[Charter Roily 27 Edward III. No. 35.]
(2.) A charter dated at York, 20 December, 27 Edwam I.
[Charter Roily 27 Edward I. No. 32.]
(3.) A charter dated at Westminster, 10 June, 1 Richard II.
[Charter Roily 1 Richard II. No. 7 J inspecting and confirm-
ing letters patent dated 1 May, 45 Edward III. being an
exemplification of letters patent dated 20 October, 16
Edward HI. inspecting and confirming letters patent of the
commonalty of the town dated the Friday before St. Valentine.
(4.) Letters patent dated 25 January, 14 Richard II. to William
Bisshoppesdale, then mayor.
2. Lettere patent dated 16 August, 4 Henry IV. granting to them
certain fines and amercements.
3. Letters patent dated , 6 Edward IV. being an exemplification of
the enrolment of the following, which have been lost by accident, as
Robert Fulbery, recorder of the town, has taken oath in Chancery,
and will be surrendered if found : —
(1.) Letters patent dated 16 February, 19 Henry VI. inspecting
and confirming a charter dated at Westminster, 23 May,
1 Henry IV. [Charter Roily Henry IV. PaH 2, No. 1.]
(2.) A charter dated at Shene, 11 July, 22 Henry VI. [Charter
Roily 21-24 Henry VL No. 39.]
For 20«. paid in the hanaper.
559
APPENDIX.
COMMISSIONS OF THE PEACE AND OF ARRAY.
Bedfordshire.
1. We^tIniIU)ter, 29 May, 1461. I Edward IV. Part 1. m. 26</.
2. Westminster, 3 March, 1467. 6 „ ,» m. 19</.
John, bishop of Lincoln, 1, 2.
Bichard, eai'l of Warwick and Salisbur)'
1,2.
Edmund Gray of Ruthyn, earl of Kent,
1,2.
John Wenloky knight, 1, 2.
John Broughton, 1, 2.
John Manyiigham, 1, 2.
William Herteshome, 1, 2.
Philip Harveys, 1, 2.
Robert Bothe, 1, 2.
William Pekke, 1, 2.
John Cokayn, 1, 2.
WiUiam Goldyngton, 1, 2.
John Laurence^ 1.
Peter Ardem, knight, 2. .
Thomas Billyng, 2.
Thomas Wylde, 2.
Thomas Reynes, 2.
Richard Godfray, 2.
Berkshire.
1. Westminster, 28 February, 1463. 2 Edward IV. Part 1. m. 2Qd.
2. Reading, 1 October, 1464. 4 „ „ m. 24</.
3. Westminster, 18 February, 1467. 6 „ „ m. 20rf.
W. bishop of Winchester, 1, 2, 3.
R. bishop of Salisbury, 1, 2, 3.
John Bourghchier of Beraers, knight,
1, 2, 3.
John Wenlok of Wenlok, knight, 1,
2,3.
John Byngham, 1.
Richard Choke, 1, 2, 3.
Robert Harecourt, knight, 1, 2, 3.
William Lakyn, 1, 2, 3.
John Nores, 1, 2.
Thomas de la Marre. Dalamere, 1, 2, 3.
Thomas Say, 1, 2, 3.
Peter Marmyon, 1, 2, 3.
Thomas Walron, 1, 2, 3.
William Dan vers, 1, 2, 3.
John, duke of Suffolk, 2, 3.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 2, 3.
Richard Byngham, 2, 3.
Thomas Restwold, 2, 3.
Humphrey Forster, 2, 3.
George, duke of Chirence, 3.
John Howard, knight, 3.
William Norreys, knight, 3.
B UCKINGHAMSHIRE.
1. Westminster, 10 June, 1461.
2. „ 20 July, 1461.
3. „ 2 January, 1462.
3. „ 16 June 1462.
5. „ 19 March, 1403.
6. Reading, 1 October, 1464.
7. Westminster, 13 May, 1466.
1 Edward IV.
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m. 25</.
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W. bishop of Wiaclioster, 1, 2. 3, 4, 5,
6,7.
J. bishop of Lincoln, 1.
Bichard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6, 7.
Edmund Grey of Buthjn, knight, 1, 2,
8, 4, 5, 6, 7.
Thomas Billyng, U 2, 3, 4, 6, 6, 7.
'John Brekenok^ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
Thomas Bokes, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
Edmund Brudenell, Bretnell, 1, 2, 3, 4,
5, 6, 7.
William Fowler, 1, 2. 4, 5, 6, 7.
Bichard Fowler, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
Thomas Gifford, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 6, ^J .
Peter Anlern, knight, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
Thomas Mongoroerj, knight, 2, 3, 4,
5, 6. 7.
John Djrhaoi, Dirham, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
John Wenlok of Wenlok, knight, 3,
4, 5, 6, 7.
John Nevill, 3, 4, 5, 6.
John Boteler of Badmynton, 4, 5, (».
G. bishop of Exeter, 5, 6.
Bobcrt Ingleton, 5, 6, 7.
Edmund Bede, 5, 7.
Bichard Lovell, 6, 7.
G. archbishop of York, 7.
Thomas Hamp<len of Kembell, 7.
Cambridgeshire.
1. Westminster, 4 July, 1461. 1 Edward IV. Part 1. m. 22d.
2.
99
6 May, 1462. 2
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W. bishop of Ely, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Bichard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6, 7, 8.
John, earl of Oxford, 1, 8.
John, earl of Worcester, 1, 2, 3, 4, o,
6, 7, 8.
John Neville of Monntagu, earl of
Northumberland, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8.
John Lescrope, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6,
7,8.
Peter Ardern, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
7,8.
Thomas Billyng, 1, 2, 3, 4, o, 6, 7, 8.
William Seyntgeorge, knight, 1 , 2, 3,
4, 6, 7, 8.
Thomas Gray, Grey, 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 8.
Bichard Hatfeld, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8.
Thomas Peyton, 1, 2, 8, 4, 6, 7, 8.
John Cheyne, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6,
7,8.
Thomas Burgoyn, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8.
William Haselden, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8.
Thomas Lokton, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8. *
William Alyngton, 1, 2, 3, 4 5, 6,
7,8.
John Ansty, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8.
William Frevile, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8.
Thomas Bray, 3.
Bichard Eneseworth, 4, 6, 7, 8.
J. bishop of Lincoln, 5.
Edmund Grey of Buthyn, knight, 6.
John Stukeley, 6.
John Knevett, o.
Walter Taihird, 5.
John W^ake, 5.
Henry Gymber, 5.
Gerard de la Hay, 5.
Bichard Sapcote, 5.
Henry Torkyngton, 5.
Henry Chichele, 6, 7, 8.
John Girton, 7, 8.
John Alyngton, 8.
rofTAT o/' Cambridge
1. Westminster, 11 July 1461. 1 Edwaid IV. Part 1. m. 22d.
2. „ 10 February, 1464. 3 „ „ „ 22^.
3. „ 20 January, 1465. 4 „ „ „ 22d.
4.
99
20 May, 1466.
6
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561
Town of Cambridge — cont
Richard Lescrop, chancellor of the
University, 1.
Master William Askewe, Ayscoughy
1,2.
„ master of the house
of St. Michael, 3, 4.
Master Thomas Lane, 1, 2.
John Hesewell, 2.
„ „ major of the town, 1.
Thomas Burgojn, 1, 2, 8, 4.
William Alyngton, 1, 2, 3, 4.
John Bellon, 1, 3, 4.
major of the town, 2.
n
99
Thomas Hajerman, Harem an, Heyr-
man, 1, 2, 3.
John Bunne, 1, 2, 3.
John Bothe, chancellor of the Uni*
versitj, 2.
R. bishop of Carlisle, 3, 4.
William Wolflete, chancellor of the
University, 3, 4.
Robert Cooper, mayor of the town, 3, 4.
William Tajlard, 3.
John Hasilden, 4.
John Girton, 4.
John Alplon the jounger, 4.
Cornwall.
1. Westminster, 24 Februarj, 1462.
18 Februarj, 1462.
4 June, 1461.
20 March, 1463.
6 Julj, 1463.
10 June, 1465.
11 April, 1466.
11 August^ 1466.
6 November, 1466.
28 Januarj, 1467.
9 April, 1466.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
* .
8.
9.
10.
11.
n
99
G. bishop of Exeter, 1, 2, 4, 5.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6
7, 8, 9, 10.
Humphrej Stafford of Suthwjk, knight
1,4,5,6,7,8,9, 10, 11.
Nicholas Ajssheton, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6.
Walter Mojle, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
10.
John Colshnll, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 6, 7, 8, 9
10, 11.
John Champemotf, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
9, 10, 11.
Thomas Bonevile, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
9, 10, 11.
Thomas Clemens, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
9, 10, 11.
Thomas Bero, 1,2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
10, 11.
1 Edward IV. Part 1. m. 2l<f.
21rf.
3
5
6
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
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24J.
30J.
2Ad.
23<f.
22d.
2\d.
5d, Array.
Richard Penpons, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
Roger Chami)emon, 3.
Walter Code, 3.
William Bere, 3, 9, 10.
John Eelegrewe, 3.
William Rosemodres, 3.
Thomas Trefrej, 3.
William Penfoun, 3.
John Arundell of Lanhern, knighty 4,
5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11.
Alvred Cornburgh,5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11.
J. bishop of Exeter, 6, V, 8, 9, 10.
Renfrid Amndell, knight, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11.
George, duke of Clarence, 7, 8, 9, 10,
11.
Thomas Yonge, 8, 9, 10.
William Menwjnnek, 8, 9, 10.
Thomas Lucombe, 10.
Cumberland.
1. Westminster, 20 November, 1461. 1 Edward IV. Part 1. m. 22d.
„ I9d. Array.
3. „ 6 December, 1463. 3 „ „ „ 2ld.
4. Westminster, 10 Februarj, 1466.
3
99
99
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99
99
99
99
99
28d.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 3, 4.
John Neville of Mountagne, earl of
Northumberland, 1, 2, 3, 4.
John Nedeham, 1, 3, 4.
u 86914.
Thomas Litelton, 1, 3, 4.
John Hudleston, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4.
Thomas Cur wen, Corwen, knight, 1,
3,4.
N K
562
CamJberland — co^it.
Nicholas Ridle, 1, 3. I
Robert Carlile, 1, 3, 4.
Bichard Salkyll, Salkeld, 1, 3. !
„ „ sheriff of the county ,2. •
Hugh Louther the elder, ly 3, 4.
Ro&rt Warcop the elder, 1, 3.
Kichard Muigrave, knight, 2.
Richard Mu&grave the younger, I^ 3, 4.
Thomas Parre, knight, 2.
Thomas Middelton, 2.
Henry Fitz Hugh, knight, 3, 4.
Richard Beaulieu, 3, 4.
G. archbishop of York, 4.
R. bishop of Carlisle, 4.
Derb yshire.
1. York, 10 May, 1461.
2. Westminster, 2 March, 1463.
3. „ 20 May, 1462.
4. „ 1 April, 1463.
5. „ 18 February, 1467. 6
6. „ 3 March, 1467.
1 EdwM-d IV.
Part 1.
m. \9d. Array
2 „
99
„ 26c/.
99
99
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3 • „
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6
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9, 22J.
99
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Richard, earl of Wai'wick, 1, 2, 3, 4,
5,6.
John Andeley of Audeley, 1.
Humphrey Bimrgchier, 1.
Humphrey Bourgchier of Cromwell,
knight, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
William Hastynges of IJustynges,
knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
Walter Blount, 1.
Walter Blount of Mountjoye, knight,
2, 3, 4, 6, 6,
Nicholas Fitz Herbert, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6.
John Pole, 1.
John Tunstede, 1,3.
The sheriff, 1.
W. archbishop of York, 2, 3, 4.
Robert Danby, knight, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
John Nedeham, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
John Greseley, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
John Bothe, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
Nicholas Stathom, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
James Hopwode, 2, 3, 4.
Thomas Folgeham, 2, 4, 5, 6.
Thomas Fraunceys, 2, 4, 5, 6.
Henry Grev of CoduDre, knight, 4,
5, 6. ^
G. archbishop of York, 5, 6.
John, earl of Shrewsbury, 5, 6.
George, duke of Clarence, 6.
William Blount, 6.
Devonshire.
1. Westminster, 4 July, 1461. 1 Edward IV. Part 1. m. 26rf.
„ 26c?.
6 June, 1461.
6 June, 1461.
3 November 1461.
27 February, 1462.
6 June, 1461.
27 June, 1463, 3
15 February, 1464.
9. Wycombe, 16 October, 1464. 4
10. Westminster, 27 May, 1465. 5
11. „ 16 October, 1466. 6
12. „ 18 November, 1466.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
99
99
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99
99
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13.
9 April, 1466
G. bishop of Exeter, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8,
9, 10.
Bichard, earl of Warwick and Salisbury,
1,2,3,4,5,7,8,9,10, 11, 12.
William Bourgchier of Fitz Wareyn,
knight, 1,2,4, «, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11,
12, 13.
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„ 19rf. Array,
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99 22€?.
„ 23cf.
99 31rf.
„ 2Zd.
9, 22c?.
„ 6d. Array.
Nicholas Ayssheton, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8,
9 10.
Walter Moyle, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7,
8,9, 10, 11, 12.
Philip Courtenay, knight, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6,7.
John Dynham, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,
11, 12.
563
Devonshire — cont
Roger Ghftmpemoun, 1, 2, 3.
Walter Ralegh, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, B, 9.
John Gifford, 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 1 1,
12, 13.
John More, 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8.
Thomas Dowerissh the younger, 1,4, 6.
John Orchard, 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11,
12, 13.
John Colshull, knight, 3.
Thomas Bonevjle, 3.
Thomas Clemens, 3.
Thomas Bere, 3.
Richard Pempons, 3.
Hnmphrej Stafford of Suthwyk,
knight, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13.
John, abbot of Tavjstok, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,
11, 12.
Charles Dynham, 6.
William Champernouo, 6.
John Champernoun, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11,
12, 13.
Thomas Dowerysshe, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11,
12, 13.
Henrj Webber, dean of Exeter, 8, 9,
10, 11, 12.
William Courtenay, knight, 8, 9, 10,
11, 12, 13.
John Denys, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13.
Henry Pomeray, 10, 11, 12, 13.
J. bishop of Exeter, 11, 12.
George, duke of Clarence, 11, 12, 13.
Thomas Yonge, 11, 12.
Philip Beaumont, 11, 12.
William Shillyuford, 12.
Richard Chichestre, 13.
DORSETSHIRE.
I. Westminster, 14 July, 1461.
1 Edward IV.
Part 1.
m. 23^.
2. „ 15 June, 1463.
3
)9
»9
„ 22cf.
3. „ 8 April, 1465.
5
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4. „ 1 July, 1465.
U
„ 31<f.
6. „ 30 May, 1465.
fj
„ 30<f.
6. „ 20 February, 1466.
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7. „ 15 July, 1466.
6
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8. „ 9 April, 1466.
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B. bishop of Salisbury, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6,7.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6,7.
John de Aadeley, 1.
John Stonrton of Stonrton, knight,
1,2.
Humphrey Stafford of Suthwyk, knight,
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Nidiolas Ayssheton, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
Walter Moyle, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6, 7.
William Stourton of Stourton, knight,
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
William Caraunt, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
John Neuburgh, 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 8.
William Brounyng, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
John Stork, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
William Cayleway, Ei&yleway, 1, 2, 3,
4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Thomas Huse, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
John Audeley of Audeley, knight, 2, 3,
4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
John Fyloll, FiloU, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
George, duke of Clarence, 6, 7, 8.
John, earl of Worcester, 6, 7, 8.
Thomas Yonge, 7.
Essex.
1. Westminster, 14 July, 1461. 1 Edward IV. Part 1. m. 2Zd.
2. „ 28 October, 1461.
3. ,j 1 March, 1463. 2
4. ,y 20 March, 1462.
5. Northampton, 20 January, 1464. 3
6. Westminster, 24 November, 1464. 4
7. Wycombe, 18 November, 1464.
8. Westminster, 30 May, 1465. 5
9. „ 5 November, 1465.
10. „ 12 November, 1465.
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Essex — conL
Thomas, bishop of London, 1, 2, 8, 4,
5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
William, bishop of Ely, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 6,
7, 8, 9, 10.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6,
6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
John, earl of Oxford, 1, 2, 6, 8, 9, 10.
Henry, earl of Essex, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 0,
7, 8, 9, 10.
William Bourghchier, knight, 1, 2, 3,
4, 6, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
Peier Ardem, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
7, 8, 9, 10.
William Yelverton, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, !
5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
Bobert Danvers, knight, I, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
Thomas Mongomery, knight, 1, 2, 3,
4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
John Doreward the elder, 1, 2, 4.
Thomas Colt, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,
10.
John Grene, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
Roger Ree, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10.
John Tey, 1 , 2, 3, 4.
Walter Wiiifcll, Wrettell, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6, 7, 8, 9, id.
Thomas WoUlcy, 1, 4.
Matthew Hay, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
Thomas Tyrell, knight, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,
9, 10.
Nicholas Sharp, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
Thomas Coke, knight, 3. 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,
9, 10.
William Grene, 3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
John Ingoldesby, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
William Pyrton, Pirton, knight, 5, 6,
7, 8, 9, 10.
Robert Darcy, knight, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
Laurence Reynford, knight^ 8, 9.
Louis John, 10.
Oloucestershire,
1. Westminster, 1 March, 1462. 1
2. „ 30 March, 1462. 2
3. York, 10 June, 1464. 4
4. Wycombe, 20 October, 1404.^
5. Wc8{min8ter, 15 December, 1464.
J. bishop of Worcester, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
William, earl of Arundel, J , 2, 3, 4, 5.
James Berkeley, knight, 1, 2.
Ralph de Sudeley, knight, 1, 2, i5, 4, 5.
John Beauchamp of Powyk, knight,
1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Walter Devereux of Ferrers, knight,
1, 2, 3, 4, 6.
William Herbert of Herbert, knight,
1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Richard Byngham, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Richard Choke, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Richard Beauchamp, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Thomas Herbert, 1,2,3, 4, 5.
Edward IV. Part 1. m. 21d.
„ 2bd.
„ 24d.
23<f. (twice)
2Zd.
99
99
99
9»
99
99
99
99
99
Maurice Berkeley of Beverston, 1, 2,
4, 5.
William Notyngham, 1> 2, 3, 4, 5.
Thomas Yonge, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Giles Brigge^ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Walter Lan^ley, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Roger Kemys, 1,2, 3, 4, 5.
John Gise, Gyse, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
John Huggeford, Hoggeford, 1, 2, 3,
4,5.
William Berkeley of Berkeley, knightp
3, 4, 5.
William Whityngton, 3, 4, 6.
Thomas Lymeryk, 5.
Herefordshire.
1. Westminster, 17 July, 1461.
1 Edward IV. Part 1. m. 23</.
2.
99
10 February, 1462.
99
99
99
21<f.
3.
99
8 June, 1463. 3
99
99
99
23<f.
J. bishop of Hereford, 1, 2, 3.
Richard, earl of Warwick, J, 2, 3.
Walter Devereux of Ferrers, knight, 1,
2,3.
William Herbert of Herbert, knight^
1, 2, 3.
Richard Byngham, 1, 2, 3.
Richard Chokke, 1,2,3.
565
Herefordshire — cont.
James Baskervile, 1, 2, 3.
Eustace Whitteney, 1, 2, 3.
Thomas Bromwiche, 1, 2, 3.
John Welford, 1, 2, 3.
Thomas Brugge of Rosse, 1, 2, 3.
John Kene, 1, 2, 3.
John Milewater, 2, 3.
John "Wynne, 2, 3.
Makelin Walweyn, 3.
Her tfordshibk
1. Westminster, 14 July, 1461. 1 Edward IV. Part I. m. 22d.
2. Beading, 3 October, 1464. 4 „ „ „ 24d.
3. Westminster, 20 February, 1465. „ „ „ 23d.
4. „ 28 March, 1465. 5 „ „ „ Z2d.
5. „ 18 November, 1465. „ „ „ 27 d.
Th. bishop of London, 1,2, 3, 4, 5.
G. bishop of Exeter, 1, 2, 3, 4.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
John NoYille^ earl of Northumberland,
1, 2, 3, 4, 6.
William Yelverton, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5*
Robert Danvers, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
John Clay, knight^ 1.
John Say, knight, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5.
John Leuthorp, Leventhorpe, 1, 2, 3,
4,6.
Ralph Gray, 1, 2.
Nicholas Morley, 1 .
George Danyell, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Edmund Westley, Westby, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Thomas Broket, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
William Bastard, 1 .
John Wenlok of Wenlok, knight, 2, 3,
4,5.
Thomas Grozton, 2, 3, 4.
William Brayn, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Henry Barley, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Thomas Edward, 4, 5.
G. archbishop of York, 5.
Thomas Leventhoi'p, 5.
John Pulter, 5.
Huntingdonshire.
1. Westminster, 20 July, 1461.
2. „ 7 January, 1462.
3. Wycombe, 11 November, 1464. 4
4. Westminster, 20 April, 1465. 5
5. „ 25 July, 1466. 6
J. bishop of Lincoln, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
W. bishop of Ely, 1, 2, 4, 5.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
John, earl of Worcester, 1,2, 3, 4, 5.
Edmund Gray of Ruthyn, earl of Kent^
1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Peter Ardem, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5*
Thomas Billyng, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
John Stucle, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
John Knyvet, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Walter Taillard, Tnylard, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
1 Edward IV. Part 1. m. 22d.
2ld.
91
if
99
99
99
99
23d.
„ 31c/.
„ 23d.
Henry Gymber, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Gerard de la Hay, 1, 2, 3, 4.
Richard Sapcote, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Honry Thorkyngton, Torkyngion, 1,
2, 3, 4, 5.
John Wake, 2, 3, 4, 5.
William Alyngton, 3, 4, 5.
William Tayhird, 4, 5.
George, duke of Clarenct*, 5.
John Forster, 5.
Kent.
1. Westminster, 12 July, 1461. 1 Edward IV. Part 1. m. 24d.
2. York, 10 May, 1461. „ „ „ I9d. Array.
3. Westminster, 23 February, 1462. „ Part 4. m. 22d. Array.
4. Reading, 27 September, 1464. 4 „ Part 1. m. 24rf.
5. Westminster, 26 August, 1465. 5 „ „ „ 30A
566
KeyH — cont.
Th. archbishop of Canterbury, 1,3, 4,
6.
Th. bishop of London, 1, 4, 5.
J. bishop of Boehester, 1, 4, 5.
Eichard, earl of Warwick, J, 4, 5.
Edward Neville of Bergevenny, knight,
1, 3, 4, 5.
William Fenys of Say of Sele, knight,
1, 3, 4, 5.
John (le Olynton, knight, 1, 3, 4.
Robert Dan vera, 1, 4, 5.
Walter Moyle, 1, 4, 5.
William Laken, 1, 4, 5.
William Pecehe, kidght, 1, 2, 4, 5.
John Fogge, knight, I, 3, 4, 5.
John Scot, knight, 1, 3, 4, 5.
John Clerk, 1, 4, 5.
John Gyldeford, Gilford, 1, 2, 3, 4.
William Kene, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
John Howe, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Nicholas Sybill, 1, 2, 3, 4.
John Bromston, Bramston, ly 4, 5.
William Crofton, 1, 4, 5.
Robert Martyn, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6.
Thomas Mareschall, 1, 4.
William Haute the yonnger, 2, 3.
John Dyggys, 2, 3.
Ralph Seyntleger, 2.
WilUam Darell, 2.
Edward Millys, 2.
Richard Elys, 2.
Thomas Ballard, 2, 3.
William Swan, 2, 3.
Richard Culpeper, 2, 3.
Richard Waller the younger, 2.
James Pekham, 2, 3.
John Bamme, 2, .3.
Alexander Clyfford, 2, 3.
John Norwode, 2, 3.
John Clyfford, 2, 3.
Edmund Chertesey, 2.
John Isaak, 3.
Thomas Seynt Nicholas, 3.
Richard Watler, 3.
Thomas Vaughan, 4, 5.
William Haute, 4, 5.
John Colpepir, 5.
William Norton, 5.
LEICESTERSHIRE.
1. Westminster, 16 July, 1461. 1 Edward IV. Part 1. m. 23rf.
2. „ 5 April, 1464. 4 „ „ „ 25rf.
w
n
99
J. bishop of Lincoln, 1, 2.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2.
William Hastynges of Hastynges,
knight, 1, 2.
John Bourgchier, knight, 1, 2.
William Sutton, knight, master of the
hospital of Burton St. Lazarus of
Jerusalem in England, 1^ 2.
Robert Danby, knight, 1, 2.
John Nedeham, 1^ 2.
Thomas Wasshe, 1, 2.
Thomas Palmer, 1, 2.
John Boy vile, 1, 2.
Richard Neele, 1, 2.
John Pulteney of Misterton, 1, 2.
Richard Hastynges, 2.
Robert Staunton, 2.
Lincolnshire.
The Pabts of Holland.
1. Westminster, 7 June, 1461.
2. York, 10 May, 1461.
3. Westminster, 4 February, 1466. 5
4. „ 9 February, 1467. 6
.7. bishop of Lincoln, 1, 8, 4.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 3, 4.
Richard Fenys of Dacre, knight, 1, 4.
Humphrey Bourgchier of Cromwell,
knight, 1, 2, 3, 4.
Robert Danby, knight, 1, 8, 4.
Peter Ardern, knight, 1.
Thomas Burgh, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4.
Richard Welby, 1, 3, 4.
Richard Pynchebek, 1, 2, 3, 4.
John Pynchebek, 1, 3, 4,
1 Edward IV. Part I. m. 25d.
„ I9d. Array,
„ 27d,
„ I9d.
99
»>
9»
99
9»
ft
Leonard Thornburgh, 1, ?, 3, 4.
Richard Fendyk, 1, 3, 4.
Thomas Meres the elder, 2.
George, duke of Clarence, 3, 4.
Richard Welles of Willoughby, knight,
3,4.
John Nedeham, knight, 3, 4.
Robert Dokkyng, 3, 4.
William Paynell, 3, 4.
Thomas Meer^. 4.
567
Lincclnahire—cont
The Pabts of Kesteven.
1. Westianstor, 20 September, 1461. 1 Edward IV. Pari 1. m. 22d.
2. York, 10 May, 1461.
3. Pontefract, 20 November, 1463.
4. Stamford, 12 Angnst, 1464.
5. Westminster, 14 February, 1465.
3
4
99
9f
„ I9d. Array.
99
99 2W.
>»
,. 2^d.
99
„ 23<f.
J. bishop of Lincoln, 1, 3, 4, 5.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 3, 4, 5.
Humphrey Bourgchier of Cromwell,
knight,' 1,2, 3, 4, 5.
John Markham, knight, I, 3, 4,5.
Robert Danby, knight, 1, 3, 4. 5.
John Nedeham, 1, «3, 4, 5.
Nicholas Bowet, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
William Husee, 1, 3, 4, 5.
Nicholas Misterton, 1, 3, 4, 5.
Richard Walcote, 1, 3, 4, 5.
Simon Hareby, 1 , 2, 3, 4, 5.
Thomas Burgh, knight, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Thomas Meres, 2.
Richard Sacote, 2.
Thomas Wymbyssh, 3, 4, 5.
William Hastynges of Hastynges,
knight, 3, 4, 5.
Henry Stafford, knight, 4, 5.
Richard Welby, 4, 5.
William Coote, 5.
1. Boston, 16 May, 1461.
2. Westminster, 3 July, 1461.
3. York, 10 May, 1461.
4. Westminster, 20 February, 1463. 2
5. ., 4 February, 1467. 6
The Parts of Lindsey.
1 Edward IV. Part 1. m. 25<f.
„ „ 19</. Array.
„ 26J.
9>
99
99
»
99
99
20d.
J. bishop of Lincoln, 1 , 2, 4, 5.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 4, 5.
Humphrey Bourgchier of Cromwell,
knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Robert Danby, knight, 1, 2, 4, o.
Peter Ardern, knight, 1, 2, 4, 5.
William Skipwith, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Robert Constable, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4. 5.
Thomas Burgh, 1, 2, 4, 5.
„ , sheriff of the county, 3.
Thomas Kyme, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
John Tailboys, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Thomas Blunt, Blount, 1, 2, 3, i, 5.
William Neucombe, 1, 2, 3, 4.
Richard Fenys of Dacre, knight, 2,
4,5.
Richard Haunsert of Ouresby, 2, 4, 5.
„ of Southekelsey, 2,
4,5.
John Nedeham, 4, 5.
Thomas Dymmok, knight, 4, 5.
Thomas Moygne, 4, 5.
John Whythecote, Whichecot, 4, 5.
Thomas Fitzwilliam the younger, 4, 5.
Robert Shefeld the younger, 4, 5.
Richard Welles of Wiloughby, knight,
5.
Robert Welles, knight, 5.
EEamo Sutton, 5.
Arthur Ormesby, 5.
Thomas Knyght, 5.
9y
9i
99
„ 3\d.
„ 30</.
„ 20c?,
Middlesex.
1. Westminster, 18 September, 1461. 1 Edward IV. Part 1. m. 22<f.
2. „ 22 April, 1465. 5
3. Topcliffe, 4 December, 1465.
4. Westminster, 20 February, 1407. 6
Th. archbishop of Canterbury, 1, 2,
3,4.
Th. bishop of London, I, 2, 3, 4.
G. bishop of Exeter, 1, 2.
Robert Botyll, prior of the hospital of
St. John of Jerusalem in England,
1, 2, 3, 4.
Robert Danvers, knight, 1,2,3, 4.
Thomas Charleton, knight, 1.
Henry Prowyk, 1, 2, 3, 4.
Thomas Ive, 1, 2, 3, 4.
William Essex, 1, 2, 3, 4.
John Gloucestre, 1, 2, 3, 4.
William Mulsoo, 1, 2, 3, 4.
John Markham, knight, 2, 3, 4.
Thomas Frowyk, 2, 3, 4.
John Wroth, Worth, 2, 3, 4.
G. archbishop of York, 3, 4.
John Straunge of Straunge, knight, 3.
William Chedworth, 4.
568
Norfolk,
1. Westminster, 4 July, 1461.
2. „ 12 February, 1462.
3. „ 23 November, 1^162. 2
4. „ 2^ May, 1463. 3
5. Pontefract, 13 December, 1463.
6. Westminster, 8 April, 1464. 4
7. Wycombe, 28 October, 1464.
8. Westminster, 1 April, 1465. 5
9. „ 20 February, 1466.
10. „ 24 July, 1466. 6
W. bishop of Norwich, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
7, 8, 9, 10.
W. bishop of Ely, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,
9,10.
John, duke of Norfolk, 1, 9, 10.
Kichard, earl of Warwick, 1,2, 3, 4, 5,
6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
John, earl of Oxford, 1, 2, 8, 9, 10.
Henry, viscount Bourgchier, earl of
Essex, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
John Neville of Mountagu, earlof North*
umberland, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
William Yclverton, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4,
5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
William Ghaumberleyn, knight, 1, 2.
Miles Stapulton, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6, 8, 9, 10.
Bob«rt Conyers, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6, 7, 8, 9.
William Calthorp, 1, 2, 3, 4, 10.
Edmund Wythyngham, Whityngham,
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
John Fasten, 1,2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
John Twyer, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
1 Edward IV. Part 1. m. 25rf.
2\d.
9)
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
„ 26rf.
„ 23^.
„ 2ld.
,, 25d.
„ 23</ (twice).
„ 32d,
99 28rf.
„ 23rf.
John Jenney, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
John Damme, 1, 2.
Peter Ardem, knight, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,
8, 9, 10.
Thomas BiUyng, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,
10.
John Fyncham, 3, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,
10.
Henry Spilman, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
John Andrewes, 4.
John, duke of Suffolk, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
John Wykes, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
John Knyvet, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
William Knyvet, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
Antony Wydevyle of Scales, knight, 7,
8, 9, 10.
William Paston, 8, 9, 10.
James Baskervyle, 8.
George, duke of Clarence, 9, 10.
John Howard, knight, 9, 10.
Robert Wyngfeld, knight, 9, 10.
James Arblaster, 9, 10*
William Lumnour, iO.
Roger Towenesend, 10.
NOB THAMP TON SHIRE.
1. Westminster, 8 June, 1461.
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
16 July, 1461.
10 July, 1461.
1 March, 1463.
4 October, 1462.
5 April, 1464.
15 May, 1465.
18 June, 1465.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9. Scrobe, 25 January, 1466.
J. bishop of Lincoln, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
8,9.
John, duke of Norfolk, 1, 2, 3.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 3,
5, 6, 7, 8, 9.
Edmund Grey of Ruthyn, earl
Kent, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.
William de la Zouche, knight, 1, 2,
5, 6, 7, 8, 9.
Robert Danby, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
7, 8, 9.
1 Edward IV. Part 1. m. 25c/.
99 9. 23<f.
4
5
79
4,
of
4,
6,
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
22ff.
99
99
26</.
99
99
2bd.
99
99
25d.
99
99
3ld.
99
99
'6\d.
99
99
30c/.
Peter Ardem, knight, 1.
Thomas Billinjr, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,
Thomas Wake, 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9.
Robert Ingleton, 1, 2^ 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,
8,9.
Walter Mauntell, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
7, 8, 9.
Roger Salesbury, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.
John Dyve, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.
William Hastynges of Hastynges,
knight, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.
/
ti
^9
Nortlmmptonaliire — cont
John Nedeliam, knight, 2, 3, 4, o, 6,
7, 8, 9.
John Pilkjngton, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
Richard Wydevill of Ryvere, knight,
4, 6, 7, 8, 9.
Ralph Hast3mges, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.
Henry Grene, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9.
John Doune, Downe, 4| 5, 6.
Robert Tanfeld, 6, 7, 8, 9
Henry Skynnerton, 6, 7, 8, 9.
William Catesby, knight, 7, 8, 9.
John Eltonhede, 7, 8, 9.
Henry Huddybton, Hoildelitou, 7,
' 8,9.
Robert Isham, 8, 9.
! Thomas Tresham, knight, 9.
NOR THUMBERLAND.
1. Wcstmineter, 10 December, 1461. 1 Edward IV. Part I. ra. 21rf.
2. York, 10 May, 1461.
3. Pontefract, 3 July, 1464.
Richardy earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 3.
William Neville of Fraucomberge, earl
of Kent, 1, 2.
Ralph de Graystok, knight, 1, 2, 3.
Thomas Lomley of Lomley, knight,
I, 2, 3.
Robert Ogle of Ogle, knight, 1, 2, 3.
John Nedeham, 1, 3.
Thomas Littelton, 1, 3.
Gerard Wodryngton, Wydryngton,
knight, 1, 2, 3.
„ „ „ IM. Array.
99 >» w 24a.
Bertram Harebotell, 1.
Robert Folbnry, 1, 3.
Robert Mitteford, Mitford, 1, 3.
John Harebotell, 1, 3.
William Laweson, 1, 3.
Brian Harebotell, sheriff of
county, 2.
John, earl of Northumberland, 3.
the
No TTINQHAMSHIRE
1. Westminster, 10 July, 1461. 1 Edward IV. Part I. m. 23</.
„ 21i/.
27rf.
2bd.
24<f.
24</.
22d.
21c/.
2.
9>
3.
99
4.
»
6.
99
6.
W
7.
99
8.
99
9.
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
6 February, 1462.
15 October, 1462. 2
20 May, 1462.
1 April, 1463. 3
14 May, 1466. 6
3 July, 1466.
18 February, 1467.
18 NoTember, 1466.
W. archbishop of York. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6, 7, 8, 9.
Humphrey Bourghchier of Cromwell,
knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.
Robert Danby, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
7, 8, 9.
Richard Byngham, knight, 1, 2,3, 4, 5,
6, 7, ft 9.
John Nedeham, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
7,8,9.
Robert Clyfton, knight, 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7,
8,9.
Robert Strelley, knight, 1,2, 8, 4, 5, 6,
7, 8, 9.
John Stanehope, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,
8,9.
Richard Willughby, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, • Gervase Clifton, esquire, 7, 8» 9.
8, 9. ' John, earl of Shrewsbury, h.
Thomas Neyille of Bolleston, 1 , 2, 3, 4, Richard Sutton, 8, 9.
5, 6, 7, 8, 9. I Thomas Molyneux, 8, 9.
William Merynges, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,
8,9.
Thomas Neville of Snth Leverton, 1, 2,
3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8, 9.
Robert Markham, knight, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7,
8,9.
William Hastynges of Hastynges,
knight, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.
Thomas Burgh, knight, 3, 4^ 5, 6, 7,
8,9.
Robert Caston (Clifton), knight, 4.
Henry Grey of Codnore, knight, 5, 6,
7, 8, 9.
William Babyngton, .5, 6, 7, 8, 9.
G. archbishop of York, 6, 7, 8, 9.
John Neyille, 6, 7, 8, 9.
George, duke of Clarence, 7, 8, 9.
570
OXFORDSHIRE.
2
6
1. Westminster, 17 July, 1461,
2. „ 28 October, 1462.
3. Penley, 18 August, 1466.
G. bishop of Exeter, 1, 2.
G. archbishop of York, 3.
J. bishop of Lincoln, 1, 2, 3.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 3.
Ralph Buttiller of Sudeley, knighl, I,
2,3.
Richard Byogham, 1 , 2, 3.
Richard Choke, 1, 2, 3.
Robert Harecourte, knighl, 1, 2, 3.
Richard Quatermayne, 1, 2, 3
1 Edward IV. Part 1. in. 2%d,
91
9>
„ 27A
„ 2Zd.
William Marmyon, 1, 2, 3.
Richard Danyers, 1, 2, 3.
John Stokes, 1, 2, 3.
Henry Kayneford, 1, 2, 3.
Kichsrd Harocourt, knight, 2, 3.
William Hoggeford, 2, 3
John, duke of Suffolk, 3
Thomas Stouer, 3.
John Anne, 3.
Town of Oxford.
Westminster, 20 July, 1461. 1 Edward IV. Fart 1. m. 23rf.
G. bishop of Exeter, chancellor of the University, Richard Byngham, Richard
Chok, John Clerk, mayor of the town, William Marmyon, Thomas Walrond,
Peter Marmyon, Richard Spragot, John Dobbes, William Dagrile, Thomas
Foweler and William Garnon.
B UTLANDSHIRE.
1. Westminster, 16 July, 1461.
2. .. 10 February, 1464.
»
1 Edward IV. Part 1. m. 22d.
.. 2lrf.
»
J. bishop of Lincoln, 1, 2.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2.
William de la Zouche, knight, 1, 2.
William Hastynges of Hastynges,
knight, 1, 2.
Robert Danby, knight, 1, 2.
John Nedebam, 1, 2.
Robert Fenne, 1, 2.
Thomas Flore, 1, 2.
John Boyyile, 1, 2.
Robert Catesby 1, 2.
Richard Hotoft, 2.
Shropshire.
1. Westminster, 8 June, 1461.
2. „ 13 July, 1461.
3. „ 12 February, 1462.
4. „ 7 May, 1466. 6
5. „ 11 March, 1466.
J. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, 1,
2, 3, 4, 5.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
William, earl of Arundel, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
John Audeley of Audeley, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
John Sutton of Dudley, knight, I, 2, 3,
4,5
William Bourghchier of Fitz Waryn,
knight, I, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Richard Byngham, 1, 2, 3, 4, o.
Richard Chok, 1,2, 3,4,5.
Thomas Littelton, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Hugh Stapulton, Stepulton, 1, 2, 3,
4,5.
John Lnnlcy, I, 2, 3, 1, o.
Nicholas Eton, 1, 2, 3.
1 Edward IV. Part 1. m. 2bd.
Ud,
j>
»
2ld.
,» 25^.
„ 24rf.
William Ludlowe, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Roger Fox, 1, 2, 3.
Ralph Lee, 1, 2, 3, 4.
Thomas Corbet of Lyo, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Richard Grey of Powys, knight, 2, 3,
4,5.
Roger Kynaston, 2, 3. 4, 5.
Thomas Hoorde, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Thomas Acton, 3, 4, 5.
George, duke of Clarence 4, 5.
John, earl of Shrewsbury, 4.
John Straunge of Straunge, knight,
4,5.
Humphrey Blount, 4.
Rof^er Loi', 5.
571
Somersetshire.
1. Westminster,
18 July, 1461.
1 Edward IV.
Part 1.
m. 23<f.
2.
30 January, 1462.
>»
99
„ 21rf.
3, jy
15 June, 1463.
3
»
99
„ 22(/.
4.
20 February 1466.
5
19
M
„ 28rf.
5. ,y
15 November 1466.
6
»
»9
„ 22<f.
6.
16 July, 1466.
>»
99
„ 20«f.
7.
9 April, 1466.
)>
99
99 5^-
W. bishop of Winchester, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
Th. bishop of Bath and Wells, 1, 2, 3.
R. bishop of Salisbury, 1, 2, 3, 5, 6.
Richard earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 3, 4,
5,6.
William Botreaux, knight, 1, 2.
John Audeley of Andeley, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6,7,
John Stoorton of Stourton, knight, 1,
2,3.
Humphrey StaiTord of Suthewyk,
knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
Nicholas Ayssheton, 1, 2, 3, 4.
Walter Moyle, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
Richard Ghok, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6,7.
Theobald Grorges, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
William Courtenay, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4,
6, 6, 7.
John Cheyne of Pjrnne, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6,7.
Robert Warre, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6.
John Sydenham the elder, 1, 2, 3, 5,
6,7.
John Sydenham the yonnger, 1, 2, 3, 4,
5, 6, 7.
John Fitz James, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
Robert Stowell, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
John Porter, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
Thomas Saintmaure, knight, 2. 3, 4, 5,
6,7.
R. bishop of Bath and Wells, 4, 5, 6.
George, duke of Clarence, 4, 5, 6, 7.
John, earl of Worcester, 4, 5, 6, 7.
William Stourton of Stourton, knight,
4, 5, 6, 7.
Thomas Yonge, 5, 6.
Count y of Southampton.
1.
Westminster, ft July, 1461.
1 Edward IV.
Part 1.
m. 25d, Vacated.
2.
99
8 July, 1461.
99
99
„ 24d.
3.
99
20 July, 1461.
99
99
„ 23d,
4.
99
20 November, 1461.
99
99
99 22d,
5.
>9
4 December, 1461.
99
99
„ 22d.
6.
99
8 July, 1461.
99
99
,9 2ld.
7.
99
5 Jane, 146).
99
99
„ 19c?. Array.
8.
99
18 March, 1461.
99
•9
„ \%d. Array,
9.
99
30 January, 1464.
3
99
99
99 22d.
10.
99
20 May, 1463.
99
99
„ lid. Array.
11.
99
16 February, 1465.
4
99
9»
„ 23rf.
12.
99
11 November, 1466.
6
99
99
„ \9d.
13.
99
9 April, 1466.
99
99
„ bd. Array.
14.
Penley, 21
April, 1466.
99
99
„ Sd. Array.
W. bishop of Winchester, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6, 9, 11, 12.
Th. bishop of Bath and Wells, 1, 2, 3,
4, 5, 6, 9.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6, 9, 10, 11, 12.
William, earl of Arundell, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14.
Nicholas Ayssheton, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
9, 11.
Walter Moyle, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 11, 12.
John Lysle, Lisle, knif^ht, 1, 2, 4, 5, G,
8, 9, 10, 11, !2, 13, 14.
Maurice Berkeley of Beverston, knight,
1,2,3.4, 5,6,7,8,9, 10, 11, 13.
John Paulet, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10,
11, 12, 13, 14.
Thomas Uvedale, knight, 1 , 2, 3, 4, 5,
6,7,8,9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14.
Michael Skyllyng, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
Thomas Welle, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 11,
12, 14.
Thomas Poun<le, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,
9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14.
.fohii Audcley of Audelcv, 2, 3, 4, 5,
7, 9, 10, li, 12, 13, 14^.
572
County of HoutiuimpU/ii — cont.
John Wallop, 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12,
18.
Thomas Beyno, Hajno, 3, 6, 9, 11, 12.
O. bishop or Exeter, 6, 9, 11.
Reginald West de la Waire, knight, 7,8.
Richard Dalyngrigge, 7, 8, 10.
Geoflfrey Gate, kn^ht, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12,
13, 14.
William Brocas, 8, 10.
WiUiam Uvedale, 8, 10, 14.
Reginald Uvedale, 8, 10.
John, earl of Worcester, 9, 10, 11, 12,
13,14.
William Fenjs of Saj and Seell, kni^t,
9, 10, 11, 12, 18, 14.
Greorge Brenuhet, 9.
Henry Courtenay, 10, 14.
Henry Trenchard, lU, 14.
John Hamond, 11, 12, 13, 14.
R. bishop of Bath and Wells, 12.
J. bishop of Exeter, 12,
G^rge, doke of Clmnoe, 12, 13, 14.
Antony Wydeville of Scales, 12.
Thomas Yonge, 12.
Richard Dareli, 12.
Henry More, 12.
Richard Wall<^, 14.
Edward Berkeley, 14.
TOWN OF Southampton,
Westminster, 6 June, 1461. 1 Edward IV. Part 1. m. 19rf. Array,
Robert Bagworth, John Ingoldesby, John WiUiani, Richard Gryme, Andrew
Jamys and Walter Fetplace.
8 TAFFORDSHIRE,
1. Westminster, 8 July, 1461. I
2. „ 12 February, 1464. 3
3. Pontefract, 11 December, 1463.
4. Stony Stratford, 15 Jnly, 1464. 4
5. Westminster, 3 June, 1465. 5
6. .« 18 February, 1467. 6
f»
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m. 2id.
jf »»
„22d.
>» ff
„ 21rf.
)• »
„24rf.
99 n
„ Z\d.
ff >9
„22rf.
J. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield,
1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
Richard, earl of Warwick, I, 2, 3, 4,
5.6.
John Sutton of Dudley, knight, 1, 2,
3, 4, 5, 6.
John Audeley of Audeley, 1, 2, 3, 4,
5,6.
Richard Byngham, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
Richard Ghok, 1» 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
Walter Blount of Mountjoye, knight,
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
John Harpour, 1, 2, 3.
William Gumberford, Comberford, 1, 2,
3, 4, 5, 6.
Thomas Sverdon, 1.
Thomas Asteley, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 6.
Walter Wrottesley, knight, 1, 2, 3,
5,6.
Nicholas Warynges, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
Thomas Wolseley, 1 , 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
Richard Bayle, 1.
Thomas Hethe, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
John Greseley, knight, 2, 4, 5, 6
John Delves, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
Roger Bayle, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
Richard Wolseley, 2, 3.
Ralph Wolseley, 4, 5, 0.
John Wode, 5, 6.
John, earl of Shrewsbury, 6.
Suffolk.
1. Westminster, 4 July, 1461.
2. „ 20 November, 1461.
3. „ 20 February, 1462.
4. „ 16 March, 1463.
5. Stamford, 7 August, 1464.
6. Westminster, 16 March, 1465.
7. „ 12 November, 1465.
8. .. 28 November, 1466. C
1 Edward IV. Part 1. m. 25d.
„ 22J.
1
3
4
6
tt
99
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99
19
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99
99
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„ 24d.
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673
Suffolk — conit.
W. bishop of Norwich) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
7 8.
W. bishop of Ely, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Joha, duke of Norfolk, 1, 8.
Btohard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6, 7, 8.
John, earl of Oxford, 1, 2, G, 7, 8.
Henry, viscoant Bourghchier, earl of
Essex, 1, 7, 8.
William Yelverton, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4,
6, 6, 7, 8.
Richard Waldegi-ave, Walgrave, knight,
1, 2, 3, 5.
Boger ChaumberleyD, knight, 1 , 2, 3, 4.
John Hopton, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Thomas Brewes, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Gilbert Debenham the dder, 1, 2, 3, 4^
5,7.
John Denston, 1, 2, 8, 4.
William Jenney, Genney, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6, 7, 8.
Reginald Bous, I, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Peter Ardern, knight, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Thomas Billyng, knight, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
7,8.
John Sulyard, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
John Howard, knight, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Thomas Bernard, Barnard, 4, 5, 6, 7.
John, duke of Suffolk, 5, G, 7, 8.
Juhn, earl of Northumberliuid, 5, 6,
7 8.
William Mekilfoild, Mykelfeld, 5, 6, 7,
8.
Thomas Walgrave, knight, 6, 7, 8.
John Enyngham, Hevenjngham,
knight, 6, 7, 8.
Thomas Higham the younger, 6, 7, 8.
George, duke of Clarence, 8.
John Clopton, 8.
James Hubbard, 8.
Bichard Yaxley, 8.
Surrey.
1. Westminster, 16 July, 1461.
2. „ 16 March, 1461.
3. „ 8 April, 1464.
4. Fenley, 17 August, 1464.
5. Westminster, 12 April, 1466.
6. „ 15 July, 1466.
7. „ 22 July, 1466.
8. „ 27 October, 1466.
1 Edward IV. Part 1. m. 23 J.
„ „ „ \%d. Array.
6
w
Th. archbishop of Canterbury, 1, 3, 4,
5, 6, 7, 8.
W. bishop of Winchester, 1, 3, 4, 5, 6,
7,8.
G. bishop of Exeter, archbishop of
York, 1, 3, 4, 6.
Bichard, earl of Warwick, 1, 3, 4, 5, 6,
7,8.
Edward Neville of Bergevenny, knight,
1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8*
John Bourghchier of Bamers, knight,
1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Bichard Fenys of Dacre, knight, 1, 3,
4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
William Yelverton, knight, 1, 3, 4, 5,
6,7,8.
Nicholas Ayssheton, knight, 1, 3, 4.
Bobert Danvers, knight, 1, 3, 4, 5, 6,
7,8.
Thomas Cobham, knighf, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6, 7, 8.
John Merston, knight, 1.
Bichard Illyngworth, knight, 1, 3, 4,
5, 6, 7, 8.
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Nicholas Gaynesford, 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,
8.
William Gaynesford, 1, 2.
Thomas. Slyfeld, 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Bobert Wyntershill, 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Walter Denys, 1, 3.
William Sydney, 2.
Henry Stokton, 2.
The sheriff, 2.
Jobn Wode, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Humphrey Bourghier of Cromwell,
knight, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Thomas Vaghan, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Richard Elinbrigge, 4.
George, duke of Clarence, 5, 6, 7, 8.
John Elinbrigge, Klyngbrigge, 5, 6, 7,
8.
John Skynner, 5.
John Catesby, 6, 8.
William Catesby, 7.
John Danyell, 7, 8.
J. bishop of Exter, 8.
Arthur Onnesby, H.
«74
Sussex.
1. Westminster, 5 Julj, 1461.
2. „ 5 July, 1461.
3. „ 16 March, 1461.
4. „ 14 May, 1462.
5. „ 8 August, 1463.
6. Penley, 20 August, 1464.
7. Westminster, 20 February, 1466.
8. „ 17 May, 1466.
I Edward IV. Part 1 . m. 25d. Vacated.
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2
3
4
5
6
99
99
99
99
99
99
)f
19
99
99 22c?.
„ I8d. Array.
„ 27d.
„ 23J.
„ 24d.
„ 28J.
99 24rf.
Th. archbishop of Canterbury, 1, 2, 4,
5, 6, 7, 8.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6,
7,8.
William, earl of Arundel, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6, 7, 8.
Richard West de la Warre, knight, 1,
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Richard Fenys of Dacre, knight, 1, 2,
3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8.
John Markham, knight, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6,
7,8.
Robert Dan vers, knight, 1, 4, 5, 6,
7,8.
Roger Leukenore, knight, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6,
7,8.
John Pelham, knight, 1, 2, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8.
William Cheyne, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
Richard Dalyngrigge, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
7,8.
Bartholomew Bolney, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6,
7,8.
John Woue, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
John Goryng the younger, 1, 2, 4, 5,
6, 7, 8.
John Emele, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6.
Roger Danvers, 2.
The sheriff, 3.
John Denyssh, Devenyssh, 4, 5, 6,
7,8.
Richard Alfray, 4, 6, 6.
John, earl of Worcester, 5, 6, 7, 8.
William Hastynges of Hastynges,
knight, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Nicholas Morley, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Humphrey Bourghchier of Cromwell,
knight, 6, 7, 8.
Thomas Vaghan, 6, 7, 8.
George, duke of Clarence, 7, 8.
John Fust, 7, 8.
Vincent Fynche, 7, 8.
J. bishop of Chichester, 8.
WAR WICKSHIRE.
1. Westminster, 14 July, 1461.
2. York, 8 June, 1464.
3* Westminster, 5 August, 1465.
4. „ 11 March, 1466.
6. „ 16 May, 1466.
99
1 Edward IV. Part 1. m. 2^.
99 24<?.
„ 24rf.
„ 24dL
4
99
99
5
99
99
6
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99
99
99
J. bishop of Worcester, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Robert Danby, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Richard Byngham, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
John Nedeham, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Thomas littelton, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Thomas Edyngton, Erdyngton,Edryng-
ton, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
John Greville, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Thomas Higford, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
John Higford, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Henry Boteler, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Thomas Muston, 1, 2, 8, 4, 6.
J. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, 2,
3, 4, 5.
John, earl of Worcester, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Thomas Ferrers, knight, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Simon Mountford, knight, 2.
Thomas Throgmarton, 3.
George, duke of Clarence, 4, 5.
John Straunge of Straunge, knight,
4,5.
John Bourghchier, knight, 5.
William Catesby, knight, 5.
575
Westmoreland.
1. Maimesbiiry, 10 September, 1461.
2. WestmioBter, 8 December, 1461.
3. York, 10 May, 1461.
4. Westminster, 20 March, 1463.
5. „ 14 June, 1463.
6. York, 6 December, 14(53.
Kichard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 3, 4,
5, 6. .
John Neville of Montague, knight, 1,
2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
John Nedeham, 1, 2, 4, o, 6.
Thomas Litielton, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6.
Hichard Musgrave, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4,
5,6.
Thomas Parre, knight, 1, 3.
John Crakenthoq) of Holgill, 1, 2, 4,
6,6.
Thomas Bate, 1, 4, 5, 6.
1 Edward IV. Part. 1 m. 22J.
22d.
3
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23d.
2ld.
Robert Duket, 1.
William Parre, knight, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6.
Robert Warnop the elder, 2, 4, 5, 6.
Ralph Blenkenshop, Bekanshop, 2, 4,
5,6.
Thomas Spence, , 2, 4, 5, 6.
Nicholas Taverner, 2, 4, 5, 6.
Ralph Graystok, knight, 3.
John Hudelston, 3.
Thomas Middelton, 3.
John Parre, 3.
Henry de Fitz Hugh, knight, 6.
Wiltshire.
1. Westminster, 22 July, 1461. 1
2. „ 14 June, 1463. 3
3. „ 20 Februar}', 1466. 5
4. „ 24 November, 1466. 6
Edward IV. Part 1. m. 23d.
22d.
2Sd.
2\d.
9»
9f
»
»
»
99
99
W. bishop of Winchester, 1, 2, 3, 4.
R. bishop of Salisbury, 1,2, 3, 4.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 3, 4.
William, earl of Arundel, 1, 2, 3, 4.
William Botreaux, knight, 1.
John Audeley of Andeley, knight, 1, 2,
3,4.
John Stourton of Stourton, knight, 1,
2.
Humphrey Stafford of Suthwyk, knight
1, 2, 3, 4.
Nicholas Ayssheton, 1, 2, 3.
Walter Moyle, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4.
Edmund Hungerford, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4.
Roger Tocetes, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4.
John Wylughby, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4.
Reginald Stourton, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4.
Henry Long, 1, 2, 3, 4.
John Whittokesmede, 1, 2, 3, 4.
Thomas Rogers, 1, 2, 3, 4.
Philip Morgan, 1, 2, 3, 4.
John, abbot of Malmesbuiy, 2, 3, 4.
George, duke of Clarence, 3, 4.
John, earl of Worcester, 3, 4.
William Stourton of Stourton, knight,
3,4.
Thomas Yong, 4.
John Wroughton, 4.
Worcestershire,
1. Westminster, 8 July, 1461.
2. „ 22 March, 1464. 4
3. Wycombe, 8 November, 1464.
J. bishop of Worcester, 1, 2, 3.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 3.
John, earl of Worcester, 1,2, 3.
John Beauchamp of Powyk, knight, 1,
2,3.
John Sutton of Duddeley, knight, 1,
2,3.
Richard Bynghnm, 1, 2, 3.
Richard Ghok, 1, 2, 3.
1 Edward IV. Part 1, m. 23d.
25d.
23d.
99
»5
99
Thomas Litelton, 1, 2, 3.
Walter Skull, Scull, knight, 1, 2, 3.
Thomas Liken, Lygon, 1, 2, 3.
Thomas Holford, 1.
Thomas Thorkmerton, Throgmerton,
2, 3.
Thomas Everdon, 2, 3.
Richard Croft the elder, 3.
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576
Yorkshire, East Biding.
1. Westminster, 28 May, 1461.
2. „ 7 Jul/, 1461.
3. „ 7 July, 1461.
4. York, 10 May, 1461.
5. Westminster, 5 July, 1462.
6. „ 28 February, 1465.
7. „ 18 June, 1466.
8. „ 12 February, 1467,
W. archbishop of York, 1, 2, 3, 5.
L. bishop of Durham, 1,2, 3, 5, 7, 8.
John, duke of Norfolk, 1, 2, 3.
Bichard, earl of Warwick, 1 , 2, 3, 4, 5,
6, 7, 8.
William Neville of Fawcomberge,
knight, 1, 2, 3, 4.
John Nevile of Montague, earl of
Northumberland, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Ralph de Qraystok, knight, 1,2,3, 4,
5, 6, 7, 8.
John Nedeham, 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Thomas Littelton, 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Thomas Lumley or Lomley of Lomley,
knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Robert Cunstable or Constable of
Fkynburgh, knighr, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
7,8.
John Melton, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
1 Edwai
dIV
. Part 1.
m. 26c/.
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4 ,.
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,. 23d.
6 „
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Thomas Wytham, 1.
William Elond, Eland, 1, 2, 3, 5, 6,
7,8.
John Wynslagli, Wenslagh, 1, 2, 3, 5,
6, 7, 8.
John Vavasour, 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8.
John Haytfeld, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
John Constable, knight, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8.
John Holme, 6, 7, 8.
„ baron of the Exchequer, 3.
William Seyntguyntyn, knight, 4.
Robert HyUyard, 4,
Robert Sheffeld, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Walter Griffith, knight, 6, 7, 8.
G>. archbishop of York, 7, 8.
Walter de Grymeton, 7.
William GrymstOD, 8.
Edward Saltmerssh, 8.
Yorkshire, North Biding,
1. Westminster, 28 May, 1461.
2. „ 1 November, 1461.
3. York, 10 May, 1461.
4. „ 30 June, 1464. 4
5. Westminster, 18 November, 1465. 5
6. „ 28 June, 1466. 6
7. „ 8 February, 1467.
W. archbishop of York, 1, 2, 4.
L. bishop of Durham, 1, 2, 5, 6, 7.
John, duke of Norfolk, 1.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 3, 4,
5, 6, 7.
William Neville of Fawcomberge,
knight, earl of Kent, 1, 2, 3.
John NevyUe of Montague, earl of
Northumberland, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7.
Ralph de Graystok, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4,
5, 6, 7.
Robert Danby, knight, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7.
John Nedeham, knight, 1, 2, 4, 5, 7.
Thomas Lyttelton, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7.
Thomas Lomley, Lumley, knight, 1, 2,
3, 4, 6, 6, 7.
James Strangways, knight, 1,2, 8, 4,
5, 6, 7.
John Conyers, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6,7.
Thomas Witham, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7.
99
5>
1 Edward IV. Part 1. m. 26d.
„ 22d.
„ I9d, Array,
„ 24d.
„ 27f/.
„ 24d.
„ 20d.
William Burgh, Borough, 1, 2, 3, 4,
5, 6, 7.
Bichard Pygot, 1, 2, 4, 6, 6, 7.
Ralph Ayssheton, knight, 1, 2, 4, 5,
6,7.
Nicholas Gyrlynton, 2, 4.
George Lumley, 3.
Richard Stranguays, 3.
John Wandesford, 3.
Thomas Moundeford, 3.
William Conyers, 3.
Thomas Asper, Alspar, 4, 5, 6, 7*
John Shirwode, 4, 5, 6, 7.
G. archbishop of York, 5, 6, 7.
Henry Fitz Hugh, knight, 5, 6, 7.
William Colvile, 5.
Greorge, duke of Clarence, 6, 7.
John Salvan of Bergh, knighr, 6, 7.
John Colville, 6, 7.
Henry Neville, knight, 7.
J
577
Yorkshire, West Biding.
1. Westminster, 28 May, 1461.
2. „ 15 July, 1461.
3. York, 10 May, 1461.
4. Westminster, 18 October, 1462.
5. Pontefract, 8 July, 1464.
6. Westminster, 1 February, 1465.
7. Cawood, 5 January, 1466.
Edward IV. Part 1. m. 26€f.
„ 23<f.
2
4
5
W. archbishop of York, 1, 2, 4, 5.
Richard, carl of Warwick, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6,7.
William Neville of Fawcomberge, earl
of Kent, 1, 2, 3, 4.
John Neville of Montague, 1, 3, 4.
, earl of Northumberland, 5, 0, 7.
Ealph de Graystoke, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4,
5, 6, 7.
John Nedehiim, knight, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7.
Thomas Littelton, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7.
James Stranguays, knight, 1, 2, 3, 4,
5, 6, 7.
Brian Rocclyff, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7.
Henry Sothehill, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7.
Edmund Fitzwilliam, 1,2, 3,4, 5, 6, 7.
Robert Neville, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
John Thawytes, Thwaytes, 1, 2, 4, 5,
6,7.
„ 19rf. Array,
„ 27J.
24rf.
22^/.
30cf.
19
Guy Fairfax, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7.
William ScargilJ, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
Percivnl Gresacre, Grisaker, 1, 2, 4, 5,
6,7.
John Grcnefeld, 1, 2, 4, o.
John Ilnstynges, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7.
John Say veil, knight, 3.
Thomas Goldcsburgh, 3.
Roger Bank, 3.
John Roos, 3.
John Malyveixjr, 3.
William Stanley, knight, 4, 5, 6, 7.
Richard Fitzwilliam, knight, 4, 5, 6.
John Pilkyngton, 5, 6, 7.
Robert Gascoigne, 6, 7.
G. archbishop of York, 7.
William Uopton, 7.
Ambrose Grisaker, 7«
WilHam Bradford, 7.
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GENERAL INDEX.
A.
Abbess Boding, Bothynggee, co. Essex, 396.
Abbeyfield, Abbefeld, 178.
Abbot, JohD, 322.
, parson of Harleton, 488.
, Heniy, 540.
, Nicholas, 540.
And see Abot.
Abbotsbnry, co. Dorset, St. Peter's, abbot
and convent of, 79.
Abbotsbam, Abbettesham, co. Devon, 372.
Abbotsley, Albotteslee, co. Huntingdon, 94.
Abdj, Robert, parson of Campsall, 519.
Abell, John, 259.
, , vicar of Brookland, 339.
Aber, Thomas, parson of Llanaber, 357.
Aberconeweje. See Gonwaj.
Aberdeen, Abnrden, in Scotland, 56, 82, 210,
212,221,248,271.
, Thomas, bishop of, 349.
Abergevenny, co. Monmouth, 426.
Aberystwith, Aborstwith, co. Cardigan, 40,
270, 546.
Abingdon, Edmund de, archbishop of Can-
terbury [1233-1240], 395.
Abingdon, charter dated at, 499.
Abington, Abiton, Abjrndon, Habyngton, co.
Cambridge, 131, 186, 287.
, Great, co. Cambridge, 197.
Abot, Nicholas, 421.
Abote, Thomas, 318.
Abraham, Heniy, 504.
Abrineis, Tutgisius de, 62, 404.
Aborstwith. See Aberystwith.
Aburden. See Aberdeen.
Aby, CO. Lincoln, 184, 427, 468, 473.
Abyndon, Henry, 208, 457.
Abyngdon, John, 509.
Aodum* Henry, 20.
Acgeland, William, 209.
Aohambre, Thomas, 206.
Acbardys, co. Gloucester, 443.
Achirehe« William, 5.
,Kathanne bin wife, 5.
Achnrch, Acbirche, Achjrrchf!, co. Northamp-
ton, 7, 9, 104, 588.
Acklington, Acljngton, co. Northumberland,
199, 340.
Acland, William, 209.
Ade, CO. Norfolk, men of, 309.
Aeon, master and brethren of the hospital of
St. Thomas, 60.
Acton, Aketon, co. Suffolk, 116, 255, 356.
Acton, James, clerk of the king's chief place
in Ireland, 1 10.
»., John, 8, 56.
, Thomas, 324, 444, 570.
Acton Bumell, Acton Bornell [co. Salop],
94, 459.
^., statute of merchauts of, 266.
Acton Bound, co. Salop, 443.
Adam, John, 32, 206, 255, 301, 382.
, Thomas, 288, 412, 488.
Adams, Hugh, 127.
Adamson, Bichard, 31.
Adderley cum Sponeley, co. Salop, 87.
Adel [co. York], 376, 377.
Adene, Richard, 3S.
Aderby, co. Lincoln, 471, 544.
Adfortoi^ Atteforton [co. Hereford], 475.
Adgor, John, 52.
Adlyngton, 201.
Admiralty, Court of, 85, 203.
Admiral. See Neville ; Bichard.
Adnet, Thomas, 349.
Adys, John, 242..
Aelidis, daughter of Godfirey, duke of Lor-
raine, 499.
Aerley. See Arley.
Aette, William de, 160.
Agelond, William, 209.
Agmondesham. See Amersham.
Agnes, Walter, son of, 500.
Aikton, Ayketon co. Cumberland. 140, 468,
534.
Ailleward, Thomas, 385.
Ainsty, Aynsty, co. York, hundred or wapen-
take of, 223.
Aire, Ayer, river, 35, 223, 528.
Aisneford, William de, 402
Aisserige. See Ashridge.
Akebyche. See Hakebeclu
Akerland, John, 31.
Aketon. See Acton.
AUrd, William, 174.
Alayn, William, 221.
Albany, Alexander, duke of, 349.
Albemarle, countess of. See Fortibui.
Albeni, Albunieio, Nigel de, 812, 377.
Alberbury, Alburbury, co. Salop, priory
called New Abbey by, 148.
Albertini, the, 276.
OO 2
530
GENERAL INDEX.
Alberton, Richard, 12, 359.
, Thomas, 476.
Albon, John, 503.
, William, ahbot of St. Albans, 345.
Albofough, Aldeboargh, oo York, 16U.
Albotteslee. See Abbotsley.
Albimieio. See Albeni.
Albnrgh. See Aldeburgh.
Alburgh, John, 94.
Alby. See Aldeby.
Alcester, co. Warwick, 419.
, abbey of, 433.
Alchemy, 285.
Alcok, John, 60. S9.
, Master Hogh, dean of Bangor, 357.
, Robert, 547.
William, 547.
Aid', William, son of, 342.
Aldav, Aldcy, Aldy, John, 14, 215, 282, 303,
429, 493, 514.
, Peter, 3(»4.
Aldbourne, co. Wilts, 274.
Aldebourgh. See Alborough.
Aldeburgh, Alburgh [co. Suffolk], 100.
Aldeburgh, Richard de, 446.
Aldeby, Alby by Becclys, co. Norfolk, 172.
Aldehons, Thomas, 443.
Aldeland, Henry, 460.
Aldenam, co. Norfolk, 186. ^
Alderiche, Walter^ 206.
Alderley, John, 177, 382.
Aldermaston, co. Berks, 373.
Aldemey, Aureneye, island of, people of,
465.
Alderwasley, AUerwasle [co. Derby], 31, 82.
Aldesteyuton, co. Westmoreland. See Stain-
ton.
Aldesworth. See Aws worth.
Aldewynche. See Aldwinkle.
Aldewyncle, William, 153, 175.
Aldham, Haldham, co. Suffolk, 197. 287.
Aldington, Aldyngton, co. Kent, 88, 465,
548.
Aldwinkle, Aldewynche, Alwynkell,co.North-
ampton, 7, 9, 104, 111, 431, 533.
Alerdale, co. Cumberhmd, 149.
Alesbeare, co. Devon. See Aylesbeare.
Alesbury. See Aylesbury.
Alestre, Thomas, 282.
Alexaunder, John, 52.
Aleyn, John, 89, 194, 242, 471, 505, 506.
, Nicholas, 101, 138.
, Richard, 504.
, Robert, 34, 280.
, Roger, 816, 817.
, Thomas, 201, 816, 817, 552.
, , auditor of the duchy of Corn*
wall, 129.
, William, 51, 58.
A.leynsmore. See Allensmore.
Alfoid, Alforth, co. Lincoln, 184, 427.
Alford, Peter, 523.
Alfray, Richard, 574.
Alfyngtou. See Alphington.
Algarkirk, Algerkyrit, co. Lincoln, 169, 173.
Aliens, tax 6n, 276.
Alisauude, in South Wales, 860.
Alisaundre, William, 419.
Alisholt, Hahiesholt, oo. Southampton, forest
of, 24, 48, 522.
Alkham, Alkam, co. Kent, 88, 465, 548.
Allensmoie, Aleynsmore, co. Hereford, 72,
85, 388.
Allerton, Alwarton, co. Somerset, 369.
Malererer, CO. York, alien priory of,
74.
Allerton, Robert, 143, 514, 523.
Allerton Shire [co. York], 348.
Allerwasle. See Alderwasley.
AUestre, John, 446.
Alleweston. See AWeston.
Allte ar Heythe, co. Monmouth, 425.
Almain, 129, 232.
, merchants of, 109, 177, 231, 253,
261, 489, 491, 503, 529.
Alman, John, 200.
Almondington, Almondyngton, co. Sussex,
443.
Almshouse, licence for the foundation of,
486.
Alnewick, William, bishop of Lincoln [1436-
50], 44, 310.
Alnmonth, Aylmouth, co. Northumberland,
199, 340.
Alnwick, Annewyk, co. Northumberland, 44,
49, 79, 197, 199^, 213, 262, 340.
Hull by, 197.
Alove, Robert, 194, 266.
Alphington, Alfyngton, co. Devon, 429.
Alplon, John, the younger, 561.
Aired, Richard, 145.
, Agnes his wife, 145.
Alryngton, co. Dorset, 108.
Alspar, Thomas, 576.
Alspath, CO. Warwick, 285, 324, 490, 510.
Altemeledeu. See Meliden.
Alton, CO. Stafford, 42.
, Aulton, CO. Southampton, 198, 505.
Alveley. See Aveley.
Alveley, James, 221.
Alveston, Alleweston, co. Gloucester, 531.
, hundred of, 531.
Alvingham, co. Lincoln, 169.
Alvington, Alvyngton, co. Gloucester, 169,
533.
Alwarton. See AUeiton.
Alwynkell. See Aldwinkle.
Alygh, John, 490.
Alyn, Robert, 51.
Alyngtoc, Bartholomew, 82.
, John, 232, 560.
GENERAL INDEX.
581
Alyugton, WiUiam, 85, 68, 133, 177, 281, 884;
550,560, 561, 565.
Ambcrlej^ Aumborle, co. Sus«ex, 251.
Amblexide, Hamelset Troutebt-k, co. West-
moreland, 1G9.
Ambresbury. See Ame!>bctry.
Ambrose, Christopbtrr, 133.
Amenham, AgmODdcsham.co.Backiogbam, 6.
Amenham, Philip, 47G.
Ameryk, Richard, 413.
Amesbury, Ambresbury, co. Wilts, prioress
and nuns of, 313.
, prioress of, 384.
, Ida, prioress of, 813.
, Isabel de Lancastre, prioress of, 313.
Amnell, Joceus, 489.
Amondeeham, Philip, 476.
Amory, Hugh, 115, 190.
Amour, Oto, 853.
Amplefortli, Ampulford, Ampilforth, co.
York, 224, 469.
Amsterdam, Anstradam, in Holland, 231.
Amyas, John, 194, 292.
Amy 11, Joceuii, 201.
, Jooosus, 68.
AnablepUl, in Sooth Wales, 119, 533.
Ancroft, co. Northumberland, 383.
Andelys, Roche Andeljs, in France, charters
dated at, 246, 249, .'^97, 399, 405, 407,
556.
Andever. See Andover.
Andever, John, abbot of Malmesbnry, 210.
Anderby, co. Lincoln, 468.
Anderton, Edmund, 53.
Andover, Andever, co. Southampton, 131.
., men of, 528.
, priory of, 164.
, charter dated at, 318.
Andrew, John, 22, 68, 201, 265, 530.
, Reginald, 174.
Andrewe, Richard, 221.
, , dean of York, 535.
, Thomas, 350.
, Waiiam, 254, 501, 505.
, Eliiabeth his wife, 501.
Andrewes, John, 568.
Andrewys, James, 508.
Anehand. See Annan.
Anerhill, Thomas, 504.
Angers, abbey of St. Nicholas by, 53, 57, 145,
177.
, abbot of, 186.
, abbot and convent of, 74.
Angewyn, Thomas, abbot of St. Peter's,
Chertsey, 181, 185, 512.
Anglesey county, 51, 529.
Anjoo, eount of. See Henry ; John.
steward of. See Tumeham.
Ankerwyke, co. Buekingham, priory of, 2^9.
Anhiby, co. York, 237.
Anleytton, co. Dublin, 54.
I
Annan, Anehand, in Scotland, 221.
Anuc, countess of Cambridge, 346, 463.
Anne, John, 570.
Annory, Ann*, co. Devon, 265.
Annejfley, James, 202.
Annotbeth, co. Westmoreland, 169.
Anry. See Annery.
Anstey, Ansty, co. Hertford, 131.
Anstradam. See Amsterdam.
Ansty, John, 68, 133, 281, 304, 560.
Antony [co. Cornwall], 220, 225.
Antrone, Thomas, 472.
, WiUiam, the younger. 101.
Antwerp, charter dated At, 396.
Apethorpe, A ppethorp, co. Northampton, 411.
Apostolic see, indult of, 9, 345.
Appelford, John de, abbot of Reading, 305
Appethorp. See Apethorpe.
Apphowell, Philip, chaplain of Standlake,
182.
, , parson of WincheUea, 182.
Appilby, Stephen, 348.
Appildrecombe. See Appuldnrcombe.
Appleby, Appilby, Appulby, co. Westmore-
land, 186, 189, 484.
Applethwaite, Appulthwayte Troutebek, co
Westmoreland, 169.
Appowell, William, 278.
Appulby, John, 253.
, Robert, 256
Appuldnrcombe. Appildrecombe [Isle of
Wight], priory of, 88.
Appulton, Roger, 279.
, William, 324.
Aprice, Apryce, Apprice, Richard, 10, 411.
, William, 42
Aps, Stephen, 256.
, William, 320.
Apsle, John, 429, 493.
ApulUiorp, John, 547.
Aquitaine, 83, 209, 224, 233, 234, 276, 283,
284, 438, 451.
, duke of. See Henry.
, admiral of. See Neville ; Richard.
Aragon, 517.
, Peter, king of, 517.
Arbfawter, James, 568.
Arbroath, Arbrothe, in Scotland, 214.
Archer, John, 490.
Thomas, 414.
Archer's Court, co. Kent, 88, 464, 548.
Ardagh, John, bishop elect of, 278.
Ardee, co. Louth, 74.
Arderne, John, 280, 861.
, clerk of the works, 11.
, Peter, 65, 99, 182, 183, 201, 279,
281, 803, 804, 838, 839, 846, 347,
488-490, 529, 580, 559, 560, 564-568,
573.
, , chief baron of the Kxcheqiier,
94, 12H, 137.
582
GENERAL INDEX.
Arderne, Peter, jastice of the Common Bench,
119, 190,488,512.
, Katharine his wife,. 483.
Bohert, justice in eyre in the county
of Bedford, 446.
Ardington, 377.
, CO. Berks, 7, 9, 104, 533.
Ardmulchao, Ardemulgham, co. Meath, 329.
Argailee. See Arrallas.
Argent, John, 130.
Argent', Richard de, 267.
Argenteyn, John, parson of Dummer, 182.
, , parson of Whitchurch, 182.
Argenton, charter dated at, 408.
, letters patent dated at, 22.
Argum, Richard, 449.
Arkengarthdale, Arkirgarth Dale, co. York,
169.
Arley, Aerley, co. Stafford, 94, 459.
Armath^Taite, Armcthiraytbank, co Cumber-
land, 109.
Armeburgj Robert, 172.
Armethwaytbank. See Armathwaite
Arms, grant of a vliito rose on, 59.
Armyn, John, 508.
Amall. See Arnold.
Amesby, Emesby, co. Leicester, 104.
Arnewe, William, 133.
Arnold, Amall, co. Nottingham, 199, 22G
Arnold, Edmund, 33, 34.
, Maurice, 539.
, William, 506.
Arnyogton. See Arringtou.
Arrallas, Argalles, co. Cornwall, 197.
Arras, Erghus, co. York, 455.
Arrington, Amyngton, co. Cambri<lgc, 131,
461.
Arrun, co. York, J 99.
Arruners, co. York, 199.
Arther, Artor, Richard, 46, 483.
Arthui-e, Nicholas, 196.
Arthyngton. See Eardiugton.
Artois, in France, 60, 517.
Artor. See Arther.
Arundel, co. Sussex, rape of, 443.
... <... > college of Holy Trinity, 443.
, hospital of, 443.
, earl of. See I^'itz Alan.
, charter dated at, bl3.
Arundell, John, 123, 233, 389, 488, 561.
.......... , the elder, 28.
,. , , bishop of Chichester, [1459-
1477] 205, 251, 266, 290, 358, 574.
^ feheriff of Devon, 470.
, Ranfrid, 220, 501.
, Thomas, bishop of Ely, 249, 397.
,........, , lord Mautravers, .547.
, Margaret, his wife, 547.
And see Darundell.
Asbedde co. Devon, 372.
Asboumer, AVilliam, 492.
Ashy, Richard, 4.
, Thomas, 448.
, Margaret his wife, 448.
Asenby, Asteuby, co. York, 186.
Ash, Haske, oo. Devon, 228, 879.
, Ayssh, CO. Kent, 225.
Ash by Dartford, co. Kent, 419.
Ash by Meopham, co. Kent, 419.
Ashbome, Aysshebum [co. Derby], 82, 100.
Ashburton, Asshpertou, Aisberton, co. Deyon,
142, 864, 366, 368.
Ashbnry, Ajrsshebury [co. Berks], 17.
, CO. Devon, 872.
Ashby la Zonche, co. Leicester, 104, 354, 549.
Ashen, co. Essex, 520.
Ashendon, Esshenden. co. Bnckingham, 473.
Ashford, Asshettesford, co. Kent, 76.
Ashley, co. Northampton, 104, 354.
Ashridge, Aisserige, co. Devon, 865.
, Hassherugge, hundred of, 445.
Ashstead, co. Surrey, 545.
Ashton, CO. Devon, 381.
Ashurst, CO. Surrey, 328.
Ashwell, Asshewell, co. Hertford, 175, 417.
Ashwood, Asshewode [co. Stafford] , 56.
Askebi, 877.
Askewe, William, bishop of Salisbury, [1438-
1450] 298.
, Master William, master of the hoiLse
of St. Michael, Cambridge, 561.
Ask ham, William, 385.
Askham Bryau, Brianaskam, co. York, 169.
Askylby. See Asselby.
Aslacoe, Aslakhowe, co. Lincoln, wapentake
of, 451.
Aslaokby, Aslakby, co. Lincoln, 103, 354.
Aslacton, Aslakton [co. Norfolk], 173.
Aspall, lliomas, escheator in the county of
Hereford, 338, 339, 528.
Asper, Thomas, 576.
Aspatria, Aspatrik, co. Cumberland, 466.
Aspley Gnise, Asplegyse, co. Bedford, 410.
Asschenden, John, 319.
Asseby, Richard, 94.
Asselby, Askylby, co. York, 413.
Assh by Campesse. See Carapscy Ash.
Assh, John, 63.
As-shdale. See Eskdale.
Asshe, Thomas, 47 1 .
Assbeby, James, 267.
, Master Thomas, 516.
Asshehurst, Ralph, 295.
Asiihcton, Ralph, 66; 277, 348.
, Richard, abbot of Peterborough, 48.
And see Aysshetou.
Asshettesford. See Ashford.
Asshewell, Robert, 24.
Asshewode. See Ashwood.
Asshpcrton. See Ashburton.
Asshton on Caraunt, co. Gloucester, 216.
Astenby. See Asenby.
GENERAL INDEX.
583
ABtley, CO. Warwick, 490.
Astley, Asteley, John, 10, 190, 263, 359, 379.
, Joan, 122.
, Thoulas, 572.
ABton, eo. Berks, 125.
, CO. Suffolk, 295.
AsUm, Jooosa, 549.
, John, 549.
, John, panon of Snodlond, 419^
, William, 467, 468, 545.
Bobert,549.
Atton Mokyns, co. Backingham, 473.
Aeton, North, co. Oxford, 13.
Aiwardbj, Aswerdby, co. Lincoln 224, 292.
Atclyff, John, 35.
Athelbert, king of England, charter of, 403.
Athelstan, king of England, charter of, 137.
Athelwnlf, king of England, charter of, 403.
Atherston, CO. Warwick, 120, 186, 189.
Atkynson, John, 280.
Atteforton. See Adforton*
Attekeyn, Bobert, 511.
Atthewater, Laurence, 256.
Attleborough, Attylbar^h, oo. Norfolk, 87.
Attorney general, appointment of, 1 , 6, 68.
Aubrey, Robert, 82.
Aubry, John, the elder, 333.
Auburn, Awbom, co. York, 39.
Ancher, Henry son of, 895.
Audele, Hugh de, justice of North Wales,
310.
Audeley, John, of Audeley, 7-9, 34, 37, 88,
65, 67, 87, 98, 99, 101, 132, 134, 135,
203, 231, 801, 488, 489, 529, 530, 562,
563, 570-572, 575.
, Humphrey, 21.
, James de, 481.
, Nicholas de, 481.
, Thomas de, 481.
And gee Daudelegh.
Andesley, James, 347.
Aueray, Thomas, 258.
Auerey. See Awre.
Auger, Henry, 14, 102, 272.
, John, 100.
Augnyllun, Kobert, 160.
Aulton Fancras, prebend of, 1 9.
Aumberle. See Amberley.
Aane, John, 18.
Aunewyk. See Alnwick.
Aungell, John, 827.
Auntell, John, 175.
Aurea, Raphael de, 302, 303.
Anreneye. See Aldemey.
Austell, John, 1 , 4.
Austen, Austyn, John, 61, 79, 110, 153, 343,
353, 435, 582.
, , escheator in the county of
Oxford, 363.
, Richard, 5, 37.
, William, 152.
Anthorpe, Awcthorpc, co. Lincoln, 103, 352,
468.
Auxerre, diocese of, 193.
Aveley, Alveley, co. Essex, 73.
Avenbury, co. Hereford, 72, 85, 372, 388.
Aver, William of, 490.
Avery, Thomas, 440.
Avon river [co. Warwick], 90.
Avote, Thomas, 511.
Avranches, Herbert, bishop of [ 11 54- 1161],
494.
Avynsbury, co. Hereford, 388.
Awbom. See Auburn.
Awelyn, William, 203, 206.
Awen, William, 520.
Awesthill, John, 201.
Awestyn, Hugh, 207.
Awetborp. See Anthorpe.
Awnewyke, John, 513.
Awnwik. See Alnwick.
Awre, Auerey, co. Gloucester, 169, 583.
Awsworth, Aides worth, co. Nottingham, 22.
Awyke, John, 411.
Axebrugge, William, 259.
Axholme,Isle of,co.LiDcoln, 91, 223, 451, 484.
Axminster, Axmynstre, co. Devon, 108, 250.
Axstode, Stephen, 19-1, 266.
Aydrop, Thomas, 64.
Ayer. See Aire.
Ayketon. See Aikton.
Aylbarton, Aywarton, co. Gloucester, 169,
533.
Aylesbeare, Alesbeare, co. Devon, 225, 227 ,
831.
Aylesbury, Alesbury, co. Buckingham, 64,
77, 87, 118.
Aylesby, co. Lincoln, 169.
Aylesthorpe, co. Lincoln, 113, 141, 361.
Ayleward, Edward, 469.
Aylewyn, John, 175,
, Bobert, 203.
Aylmouth. See Alnmonth.
Aylmynstre, co. Gloucester, 322.
Aylneham, co. Northumberland, 340.
, CO. York, 213.
Aylove, Thomas, 489.
Ayiy, Dan John, abbot of Malmesbury, 228.
Aynes worth, George, 32.
Aynho, Eyneho, oo. Northampton, 444.
, hospital of 8S. James and John, 444.
Ayringden, co. York, 344.
Ayscogh, Robert, parsou of Campsall, 519.
Ayscougb, Hugh, 492.
And see Askewe.
Ayssh. See Saltash.
Aysshboum. See Ashboum.
Aysshby, William, escheator in the county of
Leicester, 549.
Ayssbc, John, 135.
, , the elder, 135.
, , the younger, 135.
584
GENERAL INDEX.
Ayssheby, Thomas, 273.
, William, 273.
AyssheburD. .See Ashborne.
Aysshebury. See Ashbnry.
AysshetOD, Nicholas, 38, 65, 99^ 102, 132,
133, 201, 202, 228, 238, 27lf, 303, 304,
346, 847, 864, 865, 368, 488-490, 504,
561-568, 571, 573, 575.
, justice of the Bench, 14.
, Ralph, 30, 102, 358, 576.
And see Assheton.
Aythorn. «See Byhorne.
Aywarton. See Aylburton.
B.
Babam, Thomas, 278.
Babraham, Badburgham, co. Cambridge, 169,
863, 369.
BabOiorp, Robert, 286.
, William. 417.
Babyngton, Hugh, 203.
, Robert, 512.
, Thomas, 232.
, William, 286,317, 512, 569.
Bacheley, co. Worcester, 357.
Bacon, William, 381.
Baddesley Clinton, co. Warwick, 490.
Badelesmere, Guncelin de, 62.
Badgeworth, Beggeworth, co. Gloucester, 268.
Badilsmere. See Badlesmere.
Badlesmere, Badilsmere, Batelesmere, co.
Kent, 76, 197.
Badminton, Badmyngton [co. Gloucester],
98.
Bady, John, 212.
Bagger, Thomas, 418.
Bagot, John, 59, 286, 304, 336.
:, Thomas, 317.
Bagshotes bailly, co. Berks, 64.
Bagworth, Robert, 230, 572.
Baibrook, William, 1 1.
Baile, Roger, 101.
Baillesford, co. Devon, 119.
Baillibarrok. See Bally barrack.
Baillio, Peter de, 500.
Bailly, Bayle, Baylly, Guy, 511.
, John, 82, 194, 266.
, Peter, 410.
, Richard, 270, 652, 572.
, Robert, 141,302.
, Roger, 572.
Bainton, Bayneton, co. York, 349.
Bakepuz, Ralph de, 807.
Baker, John, 175, 282, 444, 448.
, Nicholas, 139, 437.
Baker, Ralpli, 490.
ll'chard, 31C, 4U0.
, Roger, 223, 2G7.
Thomas, 508, 526. *
, Walter, 185.
, William, 172,451.
Balard, Thomas, 133.
Balast Hill by Newcastle, co. Northuraber-
land, 83.
Baldassarre, bishop of Tusculum, 405.
Baldeswell, co. NoTfolk, 413.
Baldewyn, John, 521, 558.
, Richard, 5.
Baldre, Baldri, BaWry, William, 13, 33, 183,
229, 294, 808, 536, 545.
Baldslow, Baldeslowe, Balslowe, co. Sussex,
hundred of, 138.
Bale, John, 287.
Ball, John, 254.
Ballagh, Donald, 262. •
I John de Isle, his son, 262.
Ballard, John, 507.
, Thomas, 566.
Ballarst, co. Kent, 88, 464, 548.
Balle, William, 552.
Ballesden, Thomas, 39.
Ballianely, co. Dublin, 54.
Ballibaghill, in Ireland, 117.
Balliol, Balyall, John, king of Scots, 259, 547.
Ballybarrack, Baillibarrok, co. Louth, 117.
Balsale [co. Warwick], John Langstrother,
preceptor of, 52.
BalHsUe, Thomas, prebendary of Syrescote.
879.
Balscaddan, Balscadane, ca Dublin, 124.
Balscote, co. Oxford, 417.
Balsoon, Balsoun, co. Mcath, 117.
Balsover. See Bolsover.
Baly, Thomas, 172.
Balyall. See Ballol.
Bam. See Bamme.
Bamburgh, co. Lincoln, 486.
I Bamborough, co. Northumberland,
21, 261, 269, 335.
Bamfeld, Peter, escheator in the county of
Somerset, 290.
Bamme, Bam, John, 122, 125, 132, 218, 491,
566.
, Richard, 122.
, Joan his wife, 122.
Bampton, co. Devon, 476.
Bampton, John, 174.
Banaster, John, 206.
Banastre, Ralph, 64.
, WiUlam, 34, 313.
Banbury, co. Oxford, 258, 319, 324, 414.
Bane, Andrew, 248.
Banpe, Henry, 475.
Bangor, bishop of, 51.
And see Blakedon.
, bishopric of, 357.
GENERAL INDEX.
585
Bangor, deaii of« See Alcok.
diocese of, flS, 127, 194, 357, 428.
cathcdrul of, 357.
liaahaiu, John, 78.
Bank, Thomas, 26, 30.
, Roger, 577.
Bannandesdale, co. Wcstmorelond, 169.
Banon, Thomas, 112.
Banstead, Benestede, co. Surrey, 335, 360,
430, 518, 545.
Banthan, Stephen, 408.
BanweHe, John, 201.
Barbon, Berbum, co. Westmoreland, 169.
Barbour, John, 2, 271.
, Lewis, 303,
, Thomas, 173,411.
Barboure, William, 490.
Barchamstede. See Berkhamstede.
Barcombe, Bereombe, co. Sussex, 104, 180,
354, 356.
Bardc, Bernard de la, 529.
l^rdfield, Berdefeld, Bradefeld, co. Essex,
14, 15,93, 131.
, Little, 180,205.
Bardney, co. Lincoln, abbey of, 517, .'i24.
, convent of, 517.
, Gilbert Multon, abbot of, 517.
, Richard Homcastell, abbot of, 524.
Bardney, Walter, 135.
Bardolf, Thomas, 342, 398.
, ,lord, 179,355.
, lord of, 187.
S«e a/«o Beaumont ; Phelipp.
Bardwell, Berdewell, co. Suffolk, 415.
Barecoarte, co. Sussex, 448.
Baresby, John, 20.
Baret, Edmund, 273.
, Thomasina, 382.
, Valentine, 382.
Barett, John, 52.
, WiUiam, 52.
Barford, Berkeford, co. Bedford, 507.
Barf Old St. Martin, Bereforth Seint Marty n,
CO. Wilts, 7, 104, .533.
Barfreston, Barston, co. Kent. 88, 464, 465,
648. '
Barham, Berham, co. Kent, 330.
Barkeley. See Berkeley.
Barker, Alan, 874.
, Henry, 374.
John, 35, 257.
, Master John, parson of With erne, 73.
, Thomas, 5.
Barkham. See Barcombe.
Barking, Berkyng, co. Essex, 89, 228, 291,
396-398, 442.
, abbess and convent of, 83, 223, 895.
, Katharine de la Pole, abbess of, 223,
395.
, A., abbess of, 396.
Adelita, Abbess of, 396.
Barking, Agnes, abbess of, 306.
, Hedelburga, abbess of, 895.
, Mary, abbess of, 396.
, Matilda, abbess of, 395.
, cliaiters dated at, 396.
..., in London, fraternity of St. Mary in
the church of, 428.
Barkston, Barkeston, co. Jjeicestor, 104, 3ri3
Barkway, Barkeweyc, 168.
Barkworth, John, 36.
Barlborough, Harleburgh, co. Derby, 337.
Barlby, Bardelbi, co. York, 376, 377.
Barleby by Selby, co. York, 318.
Barlee, Barley, Henry, 32, 228. 565.
, John, 82.
, Richard, 32.
, Thomas, 32.
William, 44, 134.
Barlowe, John, 389, 511.
, Roger, 511.
, William, 134.
Barlyng, John, 259, 318.
Bamabe, William 75.
Bamack, Bemak, co. Northampton, 410.
Barnard, John, 490.
Thomas, 37, 134, 573.
Bamastapol. See Barnstaple.
Bamby, Bamaby, co. Suffolk, 256.
, CO. York, 507.
Barneoote, Walter, prior of St. Andrew's,
Tywardreath, 475.
Barnemyth, co. Louth, 74.
Barnes, Thomas, 265.
And see Byrness.
Bamet, 65.
Bamet, William, 414.
Barnetby, co. Lincoln, 227, 344, 345.
Bamevile, Humphrey, parson of Enville, 275,
382.
, Richard, 380.
Barnewall, Nicholas, chief justice of the
King's Bench in Ireland, 26.
Bamewell, John, 32.
, Nicholas, 201.
Bamewey, Thomas, 416.
Barney, John, 203, 205.
Barnstaple, Bamastapol, Bernestaple, co.
Devon, 7, 10, 104, 319, 429.
.., mayor of, 37.
, archdeaconry of, 80.
Bamston, Bemeston, co. Essex, 255.
Barnwell, Bemewell, co. Cambridge, 78, 353.
priory of, 853.
, prior and convent of, 68, 78, 103,
353.
, prior of, 103.
, John Whaddou, prior of, 327, 353.
, John Poket, prior of, 343.
, CO. Northampton, 134.
Barogh, Borgh, Edith, abbess of Wilton, 361,
363.
586
GENERAL INDEX.
Baron, David, 508.
, John, 37, 60.
, Thomafi, 537.
, William, 13.
Barowby in Whitbjstnuid, co. York, 318.
Barowe, Richard, 60, 194, 266.
. , Roger, 30.
Barowe, co. Essex, 268.
Barowhall, co. Essex, 268.
Barowhill. See Berrow.
Barre, Barrej, Barry, John, 45, 154.
, Richard. 36, 204, 802.
, William de la, 273.
Barres, John, parson of Pertenhall, 466.
, , parson of Middleton Stoney,
466.
Barrcy, Roger, prior of Wenlok, 193.
Barrington, Baiynton, co. Gloucester, 1.
CO. Cambridge, 461.
Barrock Fell, Barokfeld, co. Cumberland,
540.
Bnrroff upon Soar, co. Leicester, 300, 854,
385, 478.
Bairy, William, lord of, 51.
And see Barre.
Barslyn, Richard, 1 00.
, Robert, 100.
Ban^ton, co. War^vick, 490.
And see Barfreston.
Bartelot, Thomas, 423.
, Joan his wife, 423.
, WiUiam, 38, 423.
Bartbotomew, nephew of Francis de Copinis,
59.
Bartholomew the parish chaplain of Littie
Hemps tone, 201.
Barton, Berton, co. Buckingham, 411.
, CO. Lincoln, 428, 455.
00. Northampton, 111, 195.
, CO. Westmoreland, 1 40, 534.
, CO. York, 534.
, Little, CO. Lincoln, 112.
on Humber, co. Lincoln, 1, 227, 293.
in the Clay, co. Bedford, 381.
..-. in Holdelilh, 376.
-. in Rydale, 377.
by Gloucester, 52, 293, 467, 519.
by Bristol, co. Gloucester, 480.
, , hundred of, 480.
by Marlborough, co. Wilts, 482.
in Henmcrsh, co. Warwick, 414.
Bendish, co. Norfolk, 175.
Turf, CO. Norfolk, 556.
Barton, Ralph, 195.
, John, 552.
, Thomas, 95, 224, 316, 502.
Baryngton, John, 338.
., Thcmas, 338.
, second baron of the Exchequer
of Ireland, 185.
Baseill, Beseill, John, 384.
Baaeill, Margaret his wife, 384.
Edward, 384.
, Matthew, S84.
, Peter, 884, 385.
Basely, Robert, mayor of Winchelaea, S8.
Baskcrvile, James, 86, 98, 474, 565, 568.
Bassat, John, 278.
Basset, Alan, 260.
, Edmund, 65.
John, 379, 889.
, , of Chishull, 379.
, Nicholas, 217.
, Philip, 807.
, Reginald, 505.
, Richard, 508, 524.
, Robert, 1.
, , sheriff of London, 296.
, Thomas, 260, 842.
, William, 185,804.
BHssingbourn, Bass^'ngboarne, co. Cambridge,
169, 868.
Bastard, Robert the, 255.
, William, 565.
William the, of Exeter, 33.
Bataill, lliomas, 257.
Bate, John, dean of Tamworth, 48, 254.
...'....., , prebendary of Wilmecote, 48.
, Peter, 50.
, Richard, parson of Great Billing,
107.
, parson of Crick, 107.
, Thomas, 575.
Batelbailly, in Windsor Forest, 44, 439.
Batelesmere. See Badlesmere.
Bateman, William, 21.
Bates, John, 279.
Bath, CO. Somerset, 290.
., citiiens of, 557.
, prior and convent of, 873, 388, 386,
894.
Bath and Wells, bishop of. See Bekinton ;
Stillington : Barnel ; Fitz Joceline
Gifl^Lrd; Stafford.
, Jocelin, bishop of [1206-1242], 267,
394, 395.
, bishopric of, 387, 447, 478, 496.
, diocese of, 41 44, 107, 137, 283, .370,
478.
Bathampton Willy, co. Wilts, 889.
Batheaston, Bathemaston, co. Somerset, 117,
225, 226, 454.
Batheley. See Bathley.
Batheresden. See Bethersden.
Bathernaston. See Batheaston.
Bathley, Batheley, co. Nottingham, 84.
Batson, Ralph, 47.
Batte, John, 386.
Battersea, Patriceseie - [co. Surrey], 166,
451.
Battescombe, John, 133.
Battle, CO. Sussex, abbey of St. Martin, 290.
GENERAL INDEX.
587
Battle, abbot and convent of, 238.
..., Richard, abbot of, 205, 2a8, 290.
, John Newton, abbot of, 266, 290.
Baty, Thomas, 86.
Batyn, John, 255.
, llicbard, 471.
Batyp, John, 230.
Batyson, William, 412.
Baiiqnelle, John de, 310.
I^uqcuerville. See BoAcherville.
Bawdewyn, John, 820.
Bawedyu, Thomas, 201 .
Bawekewell, Richard, 804.
Baxster, John, 258.
, Richard, 5.
Baxter, John, 185.
, Walter, 185.
, Master Peter, master of the chapel
of St. M'ary Magdalene, Kingston-on-
Thames, 472.
Baxtere, Thomas, 318.
Baybroke, William, 280.
Bayen, Thomas, 47.
Baycs, William, 1.
Bayford, co. Somerset, 443.
Bayford, William, 32.
Bayhous Fee, co. Lincoln, 195.
Baylbek. See Beaubec.
Bayle. See Bailly.
Baylesford, co. Devon, 429.
Baylly. See Bailly.
Bayly. See Bailly.
Baynard, Richard, escheator in the county of
Essex, 450.
Bayiiton, John, 363-365, 368.
Bayonne, 203, 234.
, ship called le Clement of, 203.
, la Kateryn of, 68, 201.
, la Marie of, 379.
, le Martyn of, 553.
Bayrstawe, John, 524.
, .loan his wife, 524.
Bayte, Ralph, 36.
Beachampton, Bechampton, co. Buckingham,
121.
Bcaford. Stte Beauford.
Bealasset the Jewess, 500.
Beale, William, 316.
Boalings, Belynges, co. Suffolk, 132, 180.
Bealvoar. See Bel voir.
Beam, Beme, co. Devon, 265.
Beanley, Beneley, co. Northnmborland, 113,
340.
Bear, Ralph, 449
Beaubec, Baylbek, alien priory of, 216.
, abbot of, 181.
Boauchamp, dc BcUo Campo, Anne, 119.
, Henry, duke of Warwick, 119, 295,
296.
, James, 100.
, John, the elder, 100, 101.
Beauchamp, John, the younger, 100.
, John, lord Beanchamp, 213.
, , of Powyk, 99, 564, 575.
, Richard, 564.
, Richard, earl of Warwick, 93, 106,
119, 129,296.
Isabel, countess of Warwick, 98, 106,
119.
, Richard, bishop of Salisbury [ 1 450-
1481], 7, 9, 87, 95, 161, 228. 857, 361,
863, 446, 488, .'469, 563, 671, 575.
» Roger, 154.
, , Sibyl his wife, 154.
Walter, 385.
..... ..., , Elizabeth his wife, 385.
, William, lord of St. Amand, 885.
, Elizabeth his wife, 385.
, , Richard his son, 385.
, Jocosa, 188, 192.
, Thomas, 37, 100.
Beauchampesmaner, co. Dorset, 443.
Beanchief, oo. Derby, monastery of, 280.
,John Down ham, abbot of, 280.
Beaudeley. See BewdJey.
Beaufitz, John, 66, 189, 889.
, William, 79, 108,150, 255.
Bcaufo, Humphrey, 67.
, Richard, 67.
Beauford, Beaford, Beford, Bevford, John,
112.
Beaufort, Edmuml, duke of Somerset, 40,
355.
, Henry, duke of Somerset, 29, 32, 67,
91, 101, 117, 220, 261, 291, 292, 447.
, , bishop of Lincoln [1398-1404],
243.
, cardinal bishop of Winchester
[1404-1447], 190,810.
, John, earl of Somerset, 150.
, duke of Somerset, 22, 150,
362.
», Eleanor, duchess of Somerset, 113,
141, 827, 263, 282, 455, 472.
.Margaret, duchess of Somerset, 22,
61, 116, 150, 184, 316, 356, 427, 468,
473.
, Ralph, 414.
Beaugraunt, Thomas, rector of Bury, 129.
Beaulieu, Richard, 562.
Beaulieu Regis [co. Hants], abbot and con-
vent of^ 236.
Beaumaner, co. Leicester, 104, 354.
Beaumaris, Bcwemares, co. Anglesea, 69,
382.
Beaumes, Richard dc, bishop of London
[1155-1162], 494.
Beaumont, Bemont, Bewmond, co. Essex, 193,
197, 287.
, CO. Cumberland, 469.
Beaumont, Philip, 28, 37, 201, 204, 540, 563.
, Henry, 525.
, John, 185, 187, 362, 485, 539, .540.
588
GENERAL INDEX.
Beaumont, Elizabeth his wife, 187, 862.
..., John, yisconnt Beaumont, 30, W!), 44,
94, 179, 361, 864, 365, 868, 426.
, , Elizabeth his wife, 30.
William, 539. 540.
, , Joan his wife, 539.
, William. Anscount Beaumont, 30, 36,
94, 103, 104, 113, 141, 179, 195, 198,
199, 213, 227, 302, 345, 352, 354, 356,
361.
, ,lord Bardolf, 86, 302.
Joan his wife, 179, 355.
Beaupie, Peter, 148, 149.
Beauvale, co. Nottingham, prior and convent
of, 106, 155,210,436.
Beauvoor. See Belvoir.
Beauxfield, Bewesfeld, oo. Kent, 88.
Bechampton. See Beachampton.
Beche, Uenrj, 374.
John 82.545.
Beche. See Highbeecb.
Bechei, co. Essex, 507.
Becket, Thomas a, 408, 494.
, Mary his sister, abbess of Barking,
896.
Beckford, Bekford, co. Gloucester, 181.
, alien priory of, 216.
Beckley, Bekley, co. Oxford, 7, 8, 449.
, letters patent dated at, 525.
Beokley, Bekle, Bokle, co. Sussex, 172.
Becontree, Bekentre, Begentrowe, co. Essex,
hundred of, 223, 397.
Bedale, John, 76.
, Robert, 20.
Beddington, Bedyngton, co. Surrey, 209,
545.
Beddyng, co. Nottingham, 195.
Bedford, 480, 480, 501.
, mayor and borgesses of, 248.
Bedford, county of, 22, 28, 55,94, 111, 112,
125, 133, 169, 186, 282, 325, 853, 391,
445, 446, 481.
, , sheriff of, 480, 481.
And see House ; Rede.
, , escheator in, 224, 345, 380.
And see Flegge ; Rokes.
, , oatlawries in, 2, 174, 414,415,
417,502,508.
, , commissions of the peace in,
559.
Bedford, duke of. See John.
, Jaquetta, duchess of, 169, 183, 218,
227, 538, 585, 547.
Bedford, Henry, 1 12.
, John, 802.
, Mary de, lady de la Sparre, 198,212,
269, 275.
, Richard, 10, 188, 204.
,......, auditor of the duchy of Com*
waU, 129.
Bedgrove, Bedgrave, co. Buckingham, 87.
Bedingham, co. Norfolk, 67, 135.
Bedlingtonshire, co. Northumberland, 363, 549.
Bcdston, William, 35.
Bedwin, Bcdwynde, co. Wilts, 328.
Beeke, Richard, 381.
Beer, scrutiny and supervision of, 75, 456.
Beeby, Beseby, co. Lincoln, 5S8.
Beeston, Bustonby Mileham, co. Norfolk, 448.
, Baston by the sea, co. Norfolk, 443.
Beestcn, Richard, bailiff of Stonedou, 66.
Beflete. See Byfleet.
Beford. See Beauford.
Begbroke, Bekkroke, co. Oxford, 418.
Begentrowe. See Becontree.
Begge, Robert, 257.
Beggebuiy, Henry, 236.
, John, 286.
, Ralph, 286.
, Roger, 236.
, Joan, his wife, 236.
, Thomas, 236.
Beggeworth. See Badgeworth.
Bek, Anthony, bishop of Durham [1283-
1311], 59.
Thomas, 492.
, Walter, 500.
Bekanshop. See Blenkeiishop.
Beke, Robert, 185.
Bekeby, co. Lincoln, 844, 345.
Bekele, Stephen, rector of Orlestone, 830.
Bekentre. See Becontree.
Bekenyll, John, 28 1 .
Bekinton, Thomas de, bishop of Bath and
Wells [1448-1465], 18, 221, 285, 369,
873,383,386, 887, 394, 477, 496, 57K
Bekke, John son of Benedict atte, 165.
Bekkroke. See Begbrook.
Bekle. See Beokley.
Beckwith, John, 308, 420.
Belar, Hamo, 806.
Belchamp St. Paul, Poule Belchamp, co.
Essex, 4.
Bele, Hamo, coroner in the county of Kent,
280.
, John, 418.
, Richard, 75, 456.
Relet, William, 307.
Beleter, Thomas, 3.
Belewton. See Beluton.
Belgard, in Ireland, 340.
Belgrave, Thomas, 24.
Belhous, Robert, 67.
Belie, John, 71.
, Peter, 71.
Belingeham, Henry, 224.
Bell, Henry, vicar of East Rasen, 218.
Belle, Adam, 64.
.Bellean, Ellowe, Hellowe, co. Lincoln, 184,
195, 468.
Bellar, Roger, 435, 445, 480.
Bello Campo, de. See Beauchamp.
Bello Moote, Master John de, 600.
GENERAL INDEX.
689
BelloTer. See BeWoir.
Bcluton, Bdton, fielweton, BolwetoD, oo.
Somerset, U5, 226, 487, 454.
Belper [co. Derby], 82.
Belskeagh, co. Meath, 181.
BelHtone, co. DeTon» 227, 228, 859, 372.
Belte, Richard, 5IG.
Belth. See Bailth.
BeltoD. See Bellaton.
Belton, Bartholomewt 411.
, John, mayor of Cambridge, 561.
Bclyaco, Adam de, 404.
Belvoir, Bealroor, Beaavour, Believer, Bevor
[co. Leicester], 30, 104, 352.
, priory of, 104, 352.
Belwode, Thomas, 451.
Belyngeham, Thomas, 429, 493.
Belynges. See Bealiugs.
Belyngton, co. Somerset, 189.
Berne. See Beam.
Benale, in Scotland, 64.
Bename. See Binhamy.
Bench, Common, justices of, 91, 173-175,
211, 21G, 253>259, 288, 313-820, 383,
384, 410-420, 489, 470, 476, 485, 501-
512, 519, 526, 531, 544.
And see Ardem ; Ayssheton ; Choke ;
Cottesmore ; Danvers ; Hengham ;
Jayn ; lattelton ; Moyle ; Nedeham ;
Neuton ; Prysot.
, chief justice of. See Danby.
, , keeper of the writs and rolls of.
See Fogg.
, , office of chirography in, 79.
Bench, King's, 1, 15, 128, 285, 456.
, , marshalsea of, 379.
, , coroner and attorney of the
king in, 1, 15, 457.
, , chief justice of • SeeMarkham.
, , justices of. See Billyng;
Byngham ; Fortescu ; Laken ; Yel-
Tcrton.
Bone, Robert, 492.
Benedict ap Orono ap GhrniBth, parson of
Corwen, 858.
Benedict, Hagen son of, 500.
John son of, atte Bekke, 155.
Benefield, co. Northampton, 480, 481, 539.
Beneley. See Beanley.
Beneste, Thomas, 288.
Benestedc. See Banstead.
Benet, John, 265, 451, 504.
, Robert, 449.
, William, 88, 530.
Benetston, John, 6.
Benham, William, 259.
, Eleanor his wife, 259.
Benham Hoc, Holbenham, co* Berks, 485,
445,481.
Benham Lovel, co. Berks, 435, 445, 481.
Beningburgli, William son of Henry de, 247.
Bennayth, Benet, Richard, 515.
Bennington, Benyngton, co. Lincclu, 169.
Bennington by Boston, co. Lincoln, 1 72.
Bennington, Long, Longebemyngton, co. Lin-
coln, alien priory of, 161.
Benselyn. See Beuselyn.
Benstede, co. Surrey, 481.
Bensyngton, co. Oxford, 287.
Bent, Roger, 65, 100.
Benteley, Richard, 288.
Bentham, co. York, 445, 461.
Bentlay, Christopher, 344.
Bentley, co. Essex, 1 93.
, Great, 197.
Berant, Williom, 509.
Berbelond, co. York, 85.
Berbum. See Barbon.
Berby, Thomas, 288.
Bercombe. See Barcombe.
Berde, John, ^^04.
, Richard, 440.
, Robert, 411.
Berdefeld. .See Baidficld.
Berdesaland, co. Westmoreland, 169.
Berdesfeld. ^See Bardfield.
Berdesley, co. Gloucester, 131.
Berdsey, Robert, 35.
Bere, Eyngesbere, Westbere, co. Southamp-
ton, forest of, 56, 106.
Bere, John, 115, 500, 502.
, Joan his wife, 115.
, John, sheriff of Cornwall, 545.
, Thomas, 100, 101, 206, 389, 653, 561,
563.
, , the elder, 488.
William, 889, 561.
Berefeld, oo. Berks, 813.
Bereforth. See Barford.
Beremaker, John, 420.
Bereton, co. Buckingham, 77.
Berewik, Hugh, 92.
Bergen, North, 286.
Bergh, Walter, 506.
Bergholt, Berkholt, oo. Suffolk, 416.
Berham. 5ee Barham.
Berkamstede. See Berkhampstead.
Berkeford. See Barford.
Berkeley, co. Gloucester, 414, 426.
Berkeley, Barkeley, Edward, 429, 444, 493,
516, 554, 572.
, Katharine, 549.
, James, 98, 564.
, , lord of Berkeley, 426.
, Maurice, 87, 38, 67, 188, 234,444,
492, 549, 552, 553.
> , sheriff of Gloucester, 441.
of Bever^ton, 202, 564, 571,
, William, 260, 491, 549.
, , his Hon, 259, 260.
> , lonl of Berkeley, 426, 564.
Berker, John, 528.
Berkeswell, co. Warwick, 849, 489.
o90
GENERAL INDEX.
Bcrkeuwell, William, dean of St. Mary and
All Sainte, Warwick, 80.
Berkcweye. See Uarkwaj.
Berkhampstead, BarohamBtede, Bercanutede,
CO. Hertford, 9, 19, 27, 49, 54. 69, 157,
168, 188, 210, 218.
, hospital of St. John the Baptist, 60.
, , of St. John the Erangelist, 60.
Berking. See Barking.
Berks, county of. 28, 64, 75, 94, 98, 110, 118.
123, 126, 188, 149, 154, 160, 203, 263,
278, 303, 304, 846, 347. 389, 390, 891,
479, 530.
.sheriff of, 37, 51,58, 203, 390, 480,
526, 580.
And see Hareoourt.
, escheator in, 185, 290, 291, 384, 345,
477.
^fu/ <e« Lynde ; Stokes.
' , outlawries in, 2, 316, 412, 413, 418.
..I....... commissions of the peace in, 559.
justices of gaol delivery in, 874.
Bermondsey, co. Surrey, 410, 451.
charter dated at, 400.
, prior and convent of, 162.
, John, prior of, 162.
, , ahhot of, 410.
Bermyngham, Philip, 215.
Richard, 117, 257, 357.
Bemak. See Bamack.
Bernard, John, 180, 814, 318, 526.
, William, 818.
, Robert son of, 393.
, Thomas. 578.
Berne, co. Dorset, 108.
Beruers, John, of Bemers, 132.
WUliam, 20.
^nd tee Bourchier.
Ikrnestaple. See Barnstaple.
Bemeston. See Barnston.
Bemewall, Barnabas, justice of the King's
Bench in Ireland, 11.
, Bobert, lord of Trimleston, 188.
Bernewell. See Barnwell.
Bernewell, John, 12.
Bemewode. co. Buckingham, forest of, 466.
Bemyng, Bernard, 175.
Berowdale, Richard, 492.
Berrow, Barowhill, co. Worcester, 56.
Berry Green, co. Hertford, 338.
Bertelet, John, 174.
Bertet, Amanywe, 581.
Berton. See Barton ; Burton.
Berton, William, 199.
Berton Mull, co. Devon, 424.
Bertram, William. 410,530.
Bertrem. Henry, 81.
Bertyn, Bobert, 19.
Berwe, Thomas, 147.
Bcrwick-on-Tweed, 440.
.,.., burgesses of, 390.
lierwick-on-Twe«d, charters dated at, 156. 157,
166, 2k8.
Berwik. John. 848.
Berwyke, John, 148. 288.
Joan his wife, 288.
Beryngton, Simon, parson of Peuplingue, 428.
.Thomas, 208.
Beseden. John, 490.
BeseUl. See Baseill.
Besege. Richard, 857.
Besenby, John. 259.
Besiles, Thomas. 274.
Beskewode, Beskhall Wood, co. Nottingham,
139, 857, 460.
Besumby, John, 259.
Betchworth.East,Estbecheflworth.oo. Surrey,
88, 466, 548.
West, Westbechesworth, co. Surrey,
88, 465, 548.
Beterley, Edward. 201.
Beteryng, Richard, 211.
Bethersden, Batheresden, oo. Kent, 362.
Bethewater, John, 502.
Bethewyn, John. 418.
Bethom, William, 515.
Bethum, Edward, 34.
Betley, Thomas, 204.
Bettcsthorn, 188.
Betton, Straungebetton, co. Salop. 317.
Betty, John, 282.
Bcuselyn, Benselyn, William, prior of Mod-
bury, 199. 636.
Bever. See Belvoir.
Beverley, co. York, 81, 208. 281, 531.
, burgesses of, 164.
, commission ol the peace in, 134.
pavagefor, 63,
letters patent dated at, 834.
, St. John's, canon of. See Duffeld .
, prebend of St. Katharine in, 20.
, John Msnnsel, provost of, 408,
494.
Beverley, John, 214.
, Thomas, 606.
William, parson of Leveland, 387,
478.
Bevford. See Beauford.
Bevile, John, 201.
B^villam. See Bibleham.
Bevour. See Belvoir.
Bevylham. See Bibleham.
Bevyschill, co. Devon, 265.
Bewdley, Beaudeley, [co. Worcester], letters
patent dated at. 44, 82.
Bewcmares. See Beaumaris.
Bewesfeld. See Beauxfield.
Beuford. See Beaufort.
Bewick, Beuwyk, co. Northumberland, 199.
Beworthy, Beuworthy, co. Devon, 872.
Bewthek. See Budock.
Beynton, John, 283, 284.
GENERAL INDEX.
591
Biblebam, BeTillam, Bevjiham, co. Sassez,
138.
Bicester, Burcestre, co. Oxfonl, 276, 306,
418.
Bickenhill, Chyrchbykjnhull^ co. Wanvick,
489.
Bicker, Biker, Bjker, co. Lincoln, 103, 169,
352.
Bickley, Bikelye, Bykelie, co. Devon, 149.
Bicknor, Brikenore, co. Gloucesler, 169, 533.
Biddlestone, Bitlesden, co. Northumberland,
265.
Bide, Joan, 473.
Bideford, co. Devon, 265.
Bidelesgate, Bichard, 41.
Bidfield, Budefeld, co. Gloucester, 448.
Bidvrell, Robert, 510.
Bigenhull. See Backnell.
Bigg, Boger, 185, 217.
, William, mayor of Canterbury, 101,
138.
Bignelde, John, 452.
Bignell, John, 365, 368.
Bignor, Byggener, co. Sossez, 443.
Bigod, Bygod, Bartholmew de, 160.
, Hugh le, 307.
, Ralph, 228.
, knight, 228.
, Roger, earl of Norfolk, 309.
Bikelye. See Bickley.
Biker. See Bicker.
Bikerton, 98.
Bilhagh, Billowe, Bilwode, co. Nottingham,
460.
Bilham, Biloham, co. York, 376.
Biliote, Angustine, 518.
BilleBdon, co. Leicester, 486.
BiUesdon, John, 417.
Billesley, co. Warwick, 450.
Billing, Billyng, Great [co. Northampton],
107, 179.
Billingborough, Billingburgh, co Lincoln,
179.
Billyng, Thomas, 283, 273, 452, 488-490,
529, 530, 559, 560, 565, 568, 573.
, , justice of the King's Bench,
836.
Billyngford, James, 336, 433.
Bilney, West [co. Norfolk], 435.
Bilney, Geoffrey, 485.
Bilsington, co. Kent, prior and convent of,
494.
, Robert, prior of, 494.
Bilton, CO. Northumberland, 199, 340.
, CO. Warw'ck, 3.
Bilton, Gilbert, 406
Bilwode. See Hilnagh.
Binham, Bynham, co. Norfolk, 175.
Binhamy, Bename, co. Cornwall, 372.
Bingham, William, parson of St. John Zakarie,
London, 217, 218.
And see Byngharo.
Bireham, co. Norfolk 131.
Birches, co. Devon, 108.
Birches, Richard, 490.
Birchington, co. Kent, 447.
Birchover, Byrchour [co. Derby], 31.
Bird, Byrd, Alan, 129, 450.
,......, mayor of Newcastle-on Tyne,
233.
, , the younger, 553.
, John, 172, 387.
William, 5, 9, 259, 450, 553.
, , parson of A 11 Saints, Dorchester,
379.
Birdforth, Bridforth, co. York, 412.
Birkehill, Little, co. Buckingham, 6.
Birkland, co. Nottingham, 460.
Birling, Byrlyng, co. Kent, 506.
, CO. Northumberland, 199, 340.
, CO. Sussex, 104, 180, 354, 356.
Birlyng, John, 318, 418.
, Alice his wife, 818, 418.
Birmingham, Bermyngham, co. Warwick,
419.
Birthorpe, co. Lincoln, 103, 352.
Biscay, in Spain, 279.
Biset, Manasser, 171, 306, 494.
, Thomas, 322.
Bisham, Bustlesham, co. Berks, prior and
convent of, 152.
, letters patent dated at, 214, 231.
Bishopsbridge, Roger of, archbishop of York
[1154-1181], 392.
Bishop's Lynn, co. Norfolk, 28, 32, 81, 141,
142,317,319,414,441,523.
, port of, 188, 211, 303, 464.
guild of St. George in, 141.
Bishops Nympton, Bishops Nymet, co. Devon,
212.
Bishopstone, Bisshopeston, co. Sussex, 251.
Bishop's Waltham, co. Southampton, 202.
Bisley, Bisle, Byslegh, co. Gloucester, 129,
131.
, hundred of, 131.
, CO. Surrey, 423, 459.
Bisshop, Nicholas, 535, 542.
Bisshopesbere, in Windsor forest, 488.
Bisshoppesdale, William, mayor of Newcastle-
ou-Tyne, 558.
Bisshopestre, Simon, 530.
Bitheley, Thomas, 205.
Bitlesden. iSiee Biddlestone.
Bitton, Button, co. Gloucester, 382.
Blftckborough Bolhay, Blakebomeboty, co.
Devon, 10, 104.
Black Callerton, co. Northumberland, 265.
Blackdown, Blakedon, co. Dorset, 51.
Blackball, co. Cumberland, 140, 534.
Blackmore, Blakmore, co. Essex, 193.
, CO. Wilts, forest of, 384.
Blacktoft, Blaktofte, co. York, 508.
Bladon, co. Oxford, 418.
592
GENERAL INDEX.
Blaenllyfni, Blaynlleveny, co. Brecknock, 268.
Blagdon, Blakedon, co. Somerset, 7, 10, 104.
Blakcastell, co. Meath, 124, 340.
Blake, Peter, 32.
, John, 32, 301, 452, 468, 500.
And see Blake^ -, Blokke.
Blakebomeboty. See Blackborongh Bolhay.
Blakeboorne, John, 509.
Blakedon. 8e6 Blagdon ; Blackdown.
Blakedon, James, bishop of Bangor, [1453-
1464], 857.
Blakeham, Thomas, 514.
Blakehay, John, 490.
Blakeman, Robert, 53.
Blakeney, co. Norfolk, 850.
.......... mayor of, 350.
Blakeney, John, 65, 297, 448.
, Isabel his wife, 66.
Blakenham, co. Suffolk, 108, 150.
Blakesley, Blakevesley [co. Northampton],
174.
Blakeston, Edward, 553.
, William, 553.
Blakevesley. See Blakesley.
Blakey, Geoffrey, 35, 528.
And see Blake ; Blakke.
BlaVbed, John, 75.
, Thomas, 539.
Blakke, William, 390.
And see Blake ; Blakey.
Blaktoryngton. See Torrington.
Blancombe [in parish of Honiton], co. Devon,
286, 367.
Bland, Thonyis, 2, 381.
Blanerhasset, Robert, parson of Beaumont,
469.
Blanford, John, mayor of Shaftesbury, 85.
Blankechapelton. See London.
Blase, William, 511.
Blatherwyke, co. Northampton, 315.
Blaunchmains, Robert, earl of Leicester, 346,
378, 463.
Blaxton, Edward, 450.
Blaymyre [co. Cumberland], 434.
Blaynlleveny. See Blaenllyfni.
Bleant, Simon, 411.
Blcdisloe, Blydeslowe, co. Gloucester, 169.
Bledlow, CO. Buckingham, 73, 89, 108, 142.
Blemell, Richard, 440.
Blengate, co. Kent, 199.
, hundred of, 403.
Blenkenshop, Bekanshop, Ralph, 575.
Bletcliingley, Blechyngle, co. Surrey, 458.
BlethedoD, co. Gloucester, 169.
Blewet, John, 173.
Blida. See Blythe.
Blisworth, co. Northampton, 266, 326.
Blokcsworth. See Blox worth.
Blome, Nicholas, 463.
Blossom, John, 45 G.
Blount, Blountc, John, escheator in the
county of Worcester, 553.
, Humphrey, 570.
, Ralph, lord Mount joy, treasurer of
the Exchequer, 516.
, Thomas, 13, 26, 30, 84, 39, 101, 111,
195, 205, 227, 344, 567.
, sheriff of Lincoln, 264, 295.
, treamirer of Calais^ S56.
, Walter, of Mounljoy, 99, 34, 35, 66,
102, 134, 135, 270, 304, 490, 554, 562,
572.
, , created lord Moontjoy, 444.
, , treasurer of England, 356, 513.
, , treasurer of Calais, 25, 41, 60,
211, 272, 288, 294, 356, 378, 438.
, William, 31, 135, 304, 562.
Blower, John, 4.
, Thomas, 101*
,WilHam, 141.
Bloxham, Bloxam, co. Oxford, 150, 298.
Bloxham, Thomas, parson of the church of
St. Nichasius in Picardy, 551.
Blozworth, Blokesworth, co. Dorset, 436.
Bluet, John, 78, 228, 443.
Nicholas, 443.
, J3an his wife, 443^
, Walter, 443.
Blundeville, Thomas de, bishop of Norwich
[1226-1286], 895.
Blunt, Thomas, 503, 567.
, Anne his wife, 503.
Blyaunt, Simon, 411.
Blydeslowe. See Bledisloe.
Blythe, letters patent dated at, 8, 17, 835.
Blythe, co. Nottingham, prior of, 74.
, Robert Scotes, prior of, 469.
Blythe, John de, 500.
, Richard, 16.
..., , William, 53.
Blythcdon, co. Gloucester, 533.
Blyton, CO. Lincoln, 471, 544.
Blyton, John de, mayor of Lincoln, 244.
Boarhunt, Boroughunt, co. Southampton, 88,
465, 548.
Bochaston. See Botcheston.
Boeher, John, 52, 321.
, William, parson of Padworth, 357.
Booking, Bokkyng, co. Essex, 255, 449.
Boclond. See Buckland.
Bocton. See Boughton.
Bodelegh. See Budleigh.
Bodenham, Robert, 504.
Bodennek. See Bodinnock.
Bodesdal, co. Suffolk, 443.
Bodinnock, Bodennek, co. Cornwall, 202,
488.
Bodmin, co. Cornwall, 488, 502, 537.
priory of St. Petroc, 441.
, , prior and convent of, 264, 441.
, , Thomas, prior of, 204, 441,
GENERAL INDEX.
693
Bodnigan, co. Cornwall, 477, 488, 526.
BodragaD, Henry, 28, 86, 20], 202, 452, 488,
526, 589.
, Joan his wife, 539.
Bodolgan, Thmnaa, 28.
Bodulgate, Thomas, 278.
Body, Andrew, 256.
, John, 491.
Bodyn, Thomas, 127.
Boerton. See Bourton.
Bogeley, Nicholas, 6.
Bohun, Humphrey de, earl of Hereford and
Essex, 59, 895, 407, 460.
Boisuylle, John, 484.
Bokard, in the diooese of Terouanne, 322.
Bokeham. See Bookham.
Bokeland, William, 206.
Bokelond Fyllegh. See Buckland Filleigh.
Bokenham. See Backenham.
Bokenhamj John, 52.
, Thomas, 52.
Bokle. See Beekley.
Bokyngham. See Buckingham.
Bokyngham, John de, bishop of Lincoln,
[1862-1897], 162, 243.
Bolde, Henry, 529.
, Robert, 60, 84, 421.
Boldron, BoUenin, co. York, 169.
Bole, John, 173.
, Nicholas, 547.
, Master Richard, prebendary of Hast-
ings, 22.
William, 319.
Bolebeth, Hugh de, 62.
Bolemero, Bertram de, 247.
Boles, Laurence, 415.
Boleyn, John, 135,
, , the elder, 135.
, , the younger,,185.
, Thomas, 471.
, William, 30.
, Geoffrey, 42,94, 141, 507.
Bolingbroke, co. Lincoln, 487.
BoUeron. See Boldron.
BoUok, John, 422.
Bollyng. See Bowling.
Bollyng, Robert, 27 1, 476.
Bolney, co. Sussex, 520.
Bolney, Bartholomew, 205, 428, 429, 451,
489, 498, 574.
Bolour, John, 231.
Bolsover, Bolesore, co. Derby, 220, 225, 226.
Boltesham, William de, 522.
Bolteston, co. Westmoreland, 169.
Boltby, CO. York, 39, 468.
Bolton, James, 492.
, Joan, 327.
, John, 107.
, Dan William, 288.
And see Scrope.
Bolton Percy, co. York, 104, 354.
u 86914.
Bolweton. See Belluton.
Bolyndene. See Bullingdon.
Boljrngton, John, mazshal of the chief J)ench,
Exchequer and (Common Bench of
Ireland, 96.
Bonaautre, Richard, 317.
Bonby, Bondeby, co. Lincoln, 155, 225, 226.
Bonde, Richard, 204.
Bondeby. See Bonby.
BoDeasyne, Leonard, 270.
Bonevile. See Bonvile.
Boney, co. Nottingham, 278.
Boninsegnya, Leonard, 270.
Bouour, William, 174.
Bon Repos, alien abbot of, 46, 117, 218.
Bonsall, Bonsai t [co. Derby], 31.
Bonsergeaunte, Robert, 483.
Bonthorpe, Burnthorpe, co. Lincoln, 184.
Bontyng, John, 429.
William, 429.
Bonyile, Thomas, 172, 204, 561, 568.
, Cicely, 44, 108, 118.
, William, of Chuton, lord Bonyile,
lord Harrington, 44, 108, 118, 144.
, William, 108.
, , Elizabeth his wife, 108.
, William, lord Harrington, 108.
, Katharine his wife, 108.
Boogge, John, 374.
Bookham, Bokeham, Great, co. Surrey, 410,
545.
Booler, John, 290.
Boothby, Botheby, co. Lincoln, 145, 506.
Bordeaux, 201, 234, 515.
, dean of St. Severin. See Taster.
, charters dated at, 165, 250.
Bordesley by Aston, co. Warwick, 186, 362,
541.
Bordesley, co. Worcester, monastery of Si.
Mary, 357.
, abbot and conrent of, 357.
, W. abbot of, 357.
Bordon, Robert, 889.
, William, 889.
Boiecote, co. Cornwall, 372.
Borell, Robert, 5.
, Walter, 535, 542, 543.
Boreton, co. Deron, 8.
Borewell. See Borwell.
Borgh. See Barogh.
Borley, co. Essex, 416.
Borodale, William, 303.
Berogh, William, 143.
Boroneshele. See Bosomxeal.
Borough, Christopher, provost of the college
of St. William, York, 383.
And see Burgh.
Boroughunt. See Boarhunt.
Borrowby, Borowby in Whitbystrand, co.
York, 511.
Boryngton. See Burrington, 212.
P P
694
GENERAL INDEX.
BoBcherville, Baaquierville, St. George, in
Normandy, abbot and convent of, 158.
Bosenneshele. See Bosomzeal.
Bosewell. S««Bo8well.
Boseworth, Master Richard, parson of Great
Billing, 179.
, , parson ofBroughtonAstley, 179.
Bosham, Bosam, co. Sussex, 212.
Bosomzeal. Boroneshele, Bosenneshele [parish
of Dittisham], eo. Devon, 64, 192.
Bossu, Robert, earl of Leicester, 346, 463, 494.
Bost, John, 253.
Boston, CO. Lincoln, 47, 71, 115, 169, 227,
256, 295, 351, 412, 485, 487.
, gild of Corpus Christi in, 856.
, port of, 12, 13. 20, 107, 117, 129, 21.%
222, 294, 295, 803, 886, 432, 440, 514.
, letters patent dated at, 567.
Boston, John, 537.
, John de, 244.
/Walter, 185.
Bosam, Boson, Bdmond, 28.
BosweU, Bosewell, John, 140, 421, 458.
Botche8ton,Bochaston,co. Leicester, 104,354.
Boteler. Botiller, Botillier, Henry, 66, 450,
459 574.
John, 75, 98, 117, 196, 199,209,228,
452, 490, 560.
, , Margaret his wife, 209.
, Margaret, prioress of Lillechurch, 194.
...., Ralph, lord of Sudeley, 44, 72, 172,
191, 222, 255, 429, 439, 493, 588, 549,
670.
^ , chief butler of England, 5.
, Richard, 448.
, , Matilda his wife, 448.
, Robert, 172.
,WilUam, 117.
And see Botiller ; Butler,
fiotelesford. See Bottesford.
Botell. See Botyll.
Boteman, William, 411.
Boterworth, Alexander, 335, 337.
BotiUer, Walter, 185.
And see Boteler.
Bothe, John, 102, 857, 662.
, the king's secretary, 348.
, bishop of Exeter, [1465-1478],
45i5, 484, 561, 663, 572, 573.
, master of the collegiate church
of Manchester, 484.
, chancellor of the University of
Cambridge, 561.
Laurence, bishop of Durham, [1457-
1476], 11, 73, 107, 118, 115, 825, 847,
874, 875, 508, 588, 576.
, Robert, 559.
[ , Thomas, abbot of St. Mary's, York,
381,863.
William, archbishop of York, [1452-
1464], 11, 88, 184, 206, 289, 296, 308,
826, 827, 829, 341, 370, 434, 563, 569,
576, 577.
Botheby. See Boothby.
Botborahaull, co. York, 332.
Bothwell, in Scotland, charter dated at, .'557.
Botloe, Bottelowe, co. Gloucester, 385.
Boton, John, 5.
Botreaux, William, 98, 99, 134, 315, .'571, 575.
, , lord, 505.
Botreux, Robert, 504.
Botte, John, 415.
Bottesford, Botdesford, co. Leicester, 104,
362.
Bottisham, Bottesham, co. Cambridge, 131,
196.
Botiisham Lode, co. Cambridge, 195, 369.
Botyler, John, 434.
Botyll, Botell, Richard, 89.
, Robert, prior of the hospital of St.
John of Jerusalem in England, 102,
115, 153, 567.
Boucher, Richard, 508.
, ., , Joan his wife, 508.
Boudon. See Bowdon.
Boughton, Bocton Allulph, oo. Kent, 830.
, under le Bleen, co. Kent, 330.
Boughton, Thomas, 2, 178, 508 .
, , , parson of Norton Davy, 174.
Boulogne, honour of, 858, 445, 480.
Boultham, Bultam, co. Lincoln, 371.
Bourchier, Bourgchier, Henry, 265.
, , viscount Bourchier, earl of Essex,
65, 77, 88, 99, 182, 184, 146, 193, 269,
279, 804, 821, 346, 891, 418, 429, 488,
489, 498 620, 529, 638, 664, 668, 578.
,......, treasurer of the Exchequer, 9,
96.
Isabel his wife, countess of Essex,
and Eu, the king's aunt, 97, 145, 198,
269, 321, 620.
, Humphrey. 84, 632, 562.
.., , of Cromwell, 101, 102, 206,
273, 279, 301, 460, 483, 488, 489, 491,
552, 562, 566, 567, 669, 573, 574.
^ , Joan his wife, 273.
, John. 190, 566, 574.
, lord of Bemers, 29, 84, 38, 66,
180, 201, 282, 347, 391, 488, 489, 682,
633, 559, 578.
, constable of Windsor CasUe,
l7,90.
, Thomas, 379, 476, 588.
, bishop of Ely [1444-1464],
415.
...., archbishop of Canterbury
I [1464-1486], 7, 9, 16, 22, 27, 96, 107,
132, 179, 194. 206, 266, 278, 288, 284,
I 289, 298, 808, 322, 855, 358, 860, 870,
891, 428, 429, 444, 450, 498, 583, 561,
I 566, 567, 578, 574.
, William, 19, 45, 257, 881, 664.
, Katharine his wife, 257, 381.
, William, of Fitzwarren, 18, 27, 84,
87,98, 202,204, 282, 266,303, 488,
662, 570.
GENERAL INDEX.
595
Boure, John son of WillUxn de la, 458.
Bourehall in HediDgham, co. Sssex, 197.
Boureman, John, 298.
, Thomas, 203.
Bonrhenton. See Bower Heaton.
Boarne, charter dated at, 405.
Boome, William, 4.
Bonmeby, Eustace, 289.
Boarser, Roger de, 287, 288.
Bourton, Boerton, co. Buckingham, 181, 505.
BousmoUns, charter dated at, 497.
Boutreanlx. See Hungerford.
BoTere, John, 319.
Bovy Tracy, co. Devon, 7, 9, 104.
Bow bridge, chapel of St. Katharine upon,
CO. Essex, 35.
Bowdeler, William, 62.
Bowdoa, West, co. Devon, 372.
, Little, 00. Northampton, 187, 258, 362.
Bowebrigge. See Bow bridge.
Bowedon, John, 490.
Bowell, Richard, 852.
Bowelles in Kirtlington, co. Oxford, 473.
Bower, Richard, 289.
Bower Heaton, Bourhenton, co. Somerset,
135.
Bowes, CO. York, 169.
Bowes, Bo wys. Bowse, William, 79, 848, 518.
, , the younger, 536.
...; , , the elder, sheriff of Northum*
berland, 536.
, Matilda his wife, 536.
Bowesy, William, 248.
Bowet, Nicholas, 567.
Bowey, John, 173.
Bowling, Bollyng, co. Tork, 271, 476.
Bowlond, Robert, 280.
Bowman, John, 232.
, Peter, 10, 385.
Richso^ 37.
Bowse. See Bowes.
Bowyer, Edmund, 206.
, Richard, warden of the hospital of
Hilborough, 359.
, Robert, 412.
Bowynson, Adrian, 269.
Bowys. See Bowes.
Box, James, 452.
John, 347.
William, 452.
Boyce, Walter. 68.
Boyly, Simon, 418.
Boyne, William, 233.
Boynton, John, 37.
Boyton, Bowton, co. Cornwall, 872.
, CO. Wilts, 444
Boyyile, John de, 486.
, John, 313, 566, 570.
Brabant, 187,517.
Braboume, Braubom, co. Kent, 25, 86, 429,
493.
Braeas. See Broken.
Bracebridge, Bracebigge, co. Lincoln, 371,
499.
Bracebrigge, Brasbrigge, William, 351, 487.
Bracewell, Brasewell, co. York, 455.
Brackenthwaite, Brakanwayte, co. Cumber-
laud, 140, 534.
Brackley, Brakley, co. Northampton, hospital
of Sl John Baptist at, 28.
, , Henry Grene, master of, 28.
Bracy, John, the elder, 326.
Bracy Manor, co. Buckingham, 367.
Bradbrigge, Thomas, 328.
Bradbury, Robert, 344.
Braddyng, John, 470.
Bradefeld. See Bardfield.
Bradenstoke, co. Wilts, John Chvnnok, prior
of, 253.
, John, prior of, 2.
Bradewater. See Broadwater.
Bradeworth, Manser de, 500.
Bradfield, Monkes Bradfeld, co. Suffolk, 109.
, CO. Norfolk, 502.
Combust, Brentbradfeld, co. Suffolk,
108, 286, 448.
Bradford, co. York, 469.
Bradford, William, 206, 848, 577.
Bradley, co. Lincoln, 184, 224, 427, 468, 473.
Bradley, Nicholas, 32.
Bradninch, co. Devon, 315, 439.
Bradridge, Braddorigge, co. Cornwall, 372.
Bradshawe, William, 57.
Bradstone, Braddeston, co. Devon, 372.
Bradwater. See Broadwater.
Bradway, Robert, 175.
Bradwall, John, 280.
Bradwell, co. Buckingham, 369, 487.
, CO. Essex, 80, 92, 126, 169, 287, 480,
481, 535.
Bradworthy, co. Devon, 372.
Braffelde, 492.
Braintree, Branketre, co. Essex, 255.
Braithwaite, co. Cumberland, 540.
Brakanwayte. See Brackenthwaite.
Brakley. See Brackley.
Bramble, Brambbeleye, co. Essex, 308.
Bramburgh, Hugh, 263.
Bramley, Thomas, abbot of St. Peter, Hyde
by Winchester, 387.
Bramme, John, 270.
Brampton, co. Suffolk, 232.
, CO. Cumberland, 140, 534.
, Church, CO. Northampton, 43 1 .
, Great, co. Northampton, 111.
And see Branton.
Brampton, Robert, 141.
, Thomas, 30.
Bramston, Broms^on, John, 566.
Brancepeth, Brauncepath, co. Durham, 122.
Brandesbunon, co. York, 509.
BraudeHton, Braunston, co. Suffolk, 180, 442.
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GENERAL INDEX.
Brandon, John, 141.
, William, 75.
, Elizabeth his wife, 75.
Branham, 377.
Branketre. See Braintree.
Branset. See Brenxct.
Branston, co. Lincohi, 499.
Brantinghey [co. Hertford], 24.
Branton, Brampton, co. Northumberland, 265.
Bras, Thomas, 319.
Brasbrigge, See Bracebrigge.
Brasbroune, John, the elder, 492.
, , the younger, 492.
Brasewell. See Bracewell.
Brasyer, John, 172.
, Kichard, mayor of Norwich, 302.
Bratton, John, 532.
, Simon, 532.
Brauliom. See Braborne.
Braughing, co. Hertford, 292, 296, 356, 456.
Branghyng, Thomas, 228.
Braoncegate, James, 500.
Btauncepath. See Brancepeth.
Brannche, John, 88, 100.
Braunston, co. Northampton, 520.
And see Brandeston.
Braunston, John, 390.
, William, 415.
Braunton, charters dated at, 408, 409.
Bray, co. Berks, 54, 77, 148, 149, 337, 430,
444, 481.
, haitdreds of, 445, 481.
Bray, Edward, 278.
, Henry, 452.
, Richard, 258.
, Thomas, 180, 205, 560.
, William, 415.
Brayn, William, 308, 528, 565.
Braytoft, co. Lincoln, 37 1 .
Breamish, Fawdon on, co. Northumberland,
340.
Brean, Breene, Brene, co. Somerset, 145, 226,
454.
Brebuck, John, 133.
Brecknock, Breknok, Breghnok, 43, 91, 824,
463, 464.
Bred, John, vicar of Brookland, 339.
Brede, co. Sussex, 138, 144, 145.
Bredeholm, co. Westmoreland, IQ9
Breene. .See Brean.
Breerton. See Brereton.
Breerton, William, 90.
Breghnok. See Brecknook.
Brehill. .See Brill.
Brekenok. See Brecknock.
Biekcnok, David, 204. 254, 444.
John, 64, 204, 206, 289, 560.
, , receiver-general of the duchy
of Cornwall, 111,221.
Bremn.orc. iSee Brommore.
Bremshet, George, 572.
Brenan, Richard, engrosser of the Exchequer
of Ireland, 183.
Brenchesley, Robert, 39.
Brenchley, Brencheslee, co. Kent, 420, 458.
Brencurt, John son of Baldwin de, 242.
Brendetworthy. See Brynsworthy.
Brene, co. Wilts, 212.
Brent, Robert, 23.
, Roger, 279, 429, 493.
, Thomas, 174.
, William, 217.
Brentbradfeld. See Bradfield Comboat.
Brent Marsh, Brentmerssh, co. Somerset,
117, 484.
Brenzet, Branset, co. Kent, 441, 442.
Brerage, John, 433.
Brereley, John, 112.
, WiUiam, 487.
Brereton, Breerton, co. Chester, 90.
Brereton, John, 520.
, William, 38, 100.
Bretford, co. Warwick, 2.
Brewes, Brews, Brewys, Robert, 26.
, Robert de, 128.
, Thomas, 38, 52, 232, 573.
, William, 52.
Brewester, John, 287, 387.
Brewet, Thomas, 530.
Brewster, William, prebendary of St George,
Windsor, 69.
Brianaskam. iSee Askham Bryan.
Brice, Henry, 315.
, Hugh, 190, 268, 37!, 475, 517.
, James, 190.
, Nicholas, 540.
And see Bryce.
Brickhill, Brykhill, co. Kent, 88, 464, 548.
Bricon, John, prior of the hospital of St.
John Baptist, Bridgnorth, 546.
Brid, Bryd, John, 506.
, Thomas, 506.
Bridford, Robert, 538.
Bridfortb. See Birdforth.
Bridgewater, Bru^ewater, co. Somerset, 96,
131,254,262,438,536.
, port of, 55, 128, 188, 294, 424, 514.
ship called le James of, 100.
, , la Marie of, 100.
, , le Kaieryn of, 100.
Bridgnorth, Bruggenorth, co. Salop, 16, 7(1,
191, 264.
, burgesses of, 496.
, collegiate church or free chapel of,
dean and chapter of, 184.
... ..., , dean of. See Sever.
, , prebend in, 519.
9 , prebend of Arthyngton in, 184.
, , prebend of Walton in, 62.
, hospital of St. John Baptist,
Hugh Cardemaker prior of, 11, 546.
, , John Bricon, prior of, 546.
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V
GENERAL INDEX.
597
Bridkirkc in Allerdalc, co. Cumberland, 502.
Bridlejmore, co. Worcester, 357.
BridKogton, co. York, 349.
9 prior and convent of, 82, 496.
, prior of, 508.
, Peter, prior of, 496.
Bridport, 42.
Bridstowe, co. Devon, 417.
Brient, John, 488.
Brieriy, Brerely, co. York, 541.
Brig, Brigge, Briggez, Thomas, 98, 203, 889,
451, 469.
Brigge, Everard, 318.
, John, 820.
, Giles, 564.
, Giles de, 98.
Brigges, Brygi^s, Joan, abbess of Komsev,
185,187,240.
WiUiam,79.
, , eseheator in the county of
Surrey, 179.
Briggewater. See Bridgewater.
Brigham, William, 90.
Bright, Walter, 10.
Brighter [co. Cornwall], 513.
Brighteston Deverell. See Brixton Deverill.
Brightlede, Robert, 31.
Brigstock, Briggestoke, co. Northampton, 13,
170,430,464,481.
, charter dated at, 409.
Brigstokebaylly, co. Northampton, 13.
Brikenore. See Bicknor.
BrikhUl, CO. Kent. See Brickhill.
Brill, Brehill, co. Buckingham, 473.
Brimfield, Brymfeld, co. Hereford, 83.
Brimpsfield, Biymmesfeld, co. Gkiucester, 131.
, alien priory of, 108, 150.
Brington, Brynton, co. Northampton, 538.
Brinkworth, Brynkeworth, co. Wilts, 420.
Brinton, Manifentn, 62.
Briset, Biysette, co. Suffolk, priory of, 74.
Bristol, 41, 44, 54,63, 65, 80, 85, 110, 129,
188, 170, 173, 175, 193, 200, 258, 263,
265, 277, 279, 286, 304, 327, 355, 358,
412, 414, 420, 430, 4?7, 438, 471, 460,
512, 519, 530, 540.
, mayor and burgesses of, 85, 170.
, mayor of, 163.
i4fu/«eeCanynge8 ; Shipward ; Spencer;
Wykdiam.
, sheriff of, 100.
, outlawries in, 258, 438.
charter dated at, 245.
> letters patent dated at, 20, 40,41, 43,
50, 52, 65, 70, 72, 98, 98-100.
, St. James, prior of. 170.
, hospital of St. I^urencf*, 444.
, mint at, 446.
, port of, 12, 14,20, 48,55, 93, 100,
128, 157, 158, 188, 190, 216, 3.59, 386,
464, 514-516,530.
Bristol, ship called le Cristofrc Damme of,
99, 100.
, U Cristofer Howell of, 100.
la Julian of, 100.
» subsidy and ulnage of cloth in, 63,
446, 541.
Britannia, John de, 59.
Brittany, 101, 232-234.
, John, duke of, earl of Richmond, 188,
407.
, Francis, duke of, 450.
, ship called la Marguerite of, 36,452.
ship called le John de Garaunt of,
234.
Britte, William, parson of Stratton on the
Foss, 370.
, , parson of Netherwent, 370.
Briwerr, William, 337, 394.
Brixton, CO. Devon, 372.
Brixton, Bryston, Bryxston, co. Wilts, 216.
Deverill, Brighteston Deverell, co.
Wilts, 74.
Broad Clyst, Brodeclyst, co. Devoc, 146.
Broadwater, Bradwater, co. Sussex, 457.
Little, 882,
Broadwinsor, Brode Wyndesore, co. Dorset.
133.
Brocas, Brokes, Bernard, 373.
, Gilbert, 32.
, John, 295.
I , Anne his wife, 295.
, Thomas, 33.
, William, 295, 572.
» , sheriff of Oxford, 418.
Brockhampton, Brokhampton, oo. Warwick
511.
Brodbrigge, Thomas, 63.
Brode, Roger, parson of Calstock, 260.
Brodeclist. See Broad Clyst
Brode Wyndesore. See Broadwinsor.
Brodpenny, William, 288.
Brograve, Browegreyne, Edmond, mayor of
Coventry, 66, 85.
Brok, Richard, 264.
Broke, Edward, of Cobham, 182, 138.
, Joau his wife, 874.^
John, 201, 545.
> .auditor of the duchy of Corn-
wall, 40.
Brockedon, oo. Devon, 227, 359, 372.
Brokehall. See Brook Hall.
Brokrman, John, 447.
» , eseheator in Kent and Middle-
sex, 267.
» , the elder, 449, 450.
» , the younger, 449,450.
Brokes. See Brocas.
Brokesby, John, 319.
Broket, Thomas, 565.
Brokewod, William, 52.
Brokford, John, 537.
698
GENERAL INDEX.
BrokhoQS iu EaBtbourne, co. Sussex, 548.
Broklond Trille, co. Devon, 70, 119.
Broman, Robert, 268.
Bromcrofte. See Broomcrof i.
BronodyBsh. See Brundisb.
Bromer, Jobn, sberifF of London, 542.
Bromeswell, Brouneswell, co. Suffolk, 173.
Bromfield, Bromefeld, co. Salop, 91.
Bromehale [co. Berks], prioress and nuns of,
238.
, Alice, prioress of, 238.
Bromball, Nicholas, 31.
Bromhill, William, 106
Brombolme, charter dated at, 494.
Brommore, Bremmore, co. Southampton, 70,
119, 152, 429.
„ priory of, 70.
Bromsgrove, Brymmeegrove, co. Worcester,
131.
Bromwiche, Thomas, 98, 490, 565.
Bromyard, co. Hereford, 372.
Brook by Westbury, co. Wilts, 126.
Brook Hall, Brokehall, co. Essex, 145.
Brook, Henry, 134.
, John, 313.
Brooke, Robert, 536.
Brookland, Brokeland, co. Kent, 339.
Broom, Richard, 52.
Broomcrof t, Bromcrofte [co. Salop], 94.
Broomhill, Promehill, co. Kent, 441, 442.
Broom House, Bromehous, co. Northumber-
land, 841.
Brough under Stainmore, Burgh under
Staynesmore [co. Westmoreland],
143.
Brough, Burgh, co. Westmoreland, 434.
Brougham, Burgham, Burham, co. Westmore-
land, 74, 120, 186, 189, 484.
Broughton, co. Buckingham, 87, 153.
, [co. Lancaster], 492.
, CO. Salop, 360.
Broughton, Christopher, 34.
, John, 415, 559.
, , the elder, 442.
, , the younger, 442, 443.
, , Anne his wife, 443.
, Fhilippa, 459.
Broughton Astley [co. Leicester], 179.
Broughunt. See Boarhunt.
Broun. See Brown.
Broundeswode. See Brownswood.
Brouneswell. See Bromeswell.
Brounewyn, Richard, 490.
Brounflet, Henry, lord Vessy, 1 15.
Brouns, Thomas, bishop of Norwich [1436-
1445], 256.
Brounyng. See Brownyng.
Browe, John, 90.
Browegreyne. See Brograve.
Brower, William, parson of Burford, 60.
Browgrene, William, 287.
Brown, Broun, Browene, Antony, 88.
, Edward, 88.
, Emma, 58.
George, 88.
, Henry, 336.
, John, 3, 10, 69, 70, 191, 193, 206,
223, 234, 253, 266, 313, 331, 351, 374,
461, 490, 501.
., , parson of Grainsby, 181.
, Leonard, 88.
, Nicholas, 188, 418.
, Richard, 42, 212, 214, 336, 508.
, Robert, 88, 386, 371.
.Thomas, 2, 5,53, 88, 90, 464, 465,
548, 549, 553.
, , sheriff of Kent, 360.
, Eleanor his wife, 88, 464, 548, 549.
, WiUiam, 52, 88, 141,172,276, 351,
517.
, Master William, parson of Steeple,
339.
, , parson of Wotton, 839.
, , parson of Kelsey, 183.
Brownswood, Broundeswode, prebend of,
20.
Brownyng, Edmund, prebendary of Newark,
Leicester, 11.
, William, 98, 172, 203, 210, 300, 386,
478, 550, 563.
Broxstowe, co. Nottingham, 22.
Broxstowe, John, 22.
Bruce, Browses, Bruses, co. Middlesex, 176,
326.
Brudenell, Edoiuud, 64, 452, 467, 560.
Brueme [co. Oxford], abbot and convent of,
52.
Brugenorthe. See Bridgnorth.
Brugge, Giles, 259.
, John, rector of Towyn, 55.
, , rector of Hodnct, 65.
} ) prior of Monkton Farleigli,
460.
, Thomas, 151, 565.
*..> , escheator in the county of
Hereford, 552.
Bniggenorth, Brugges. See Bridgnorth.
Brumgill, co. Cumberland, 540.
Brun, AsthiU, 876.
, Erun his son, 376.
Brundale, William, 415.
Brundisb, Bromdyssh, co. Suffolk, 179, 855.
Brune, Henry, 37.
Brunemannus, forester of Henry [II.], 58.
Brus, Robert de, 376.
, Peter de, 247.
Brustwick, Brustwyk [co. York], 24.
Brutescourt, co. Hereford, 372.
Bruyn, Henry, 504.
, Richard, 141.
Bryan, Richard, 108.
, Thomas, 4, 94, 141, 509, 530.
Bryce, Henry, sheriff of London, 542.
GENERAL INDEX.
599
Bryce, John, 278.
And see Brice.
Brycheold, John, 19.
Biygenorth. See Bridgnorth.
Brygge, Thomas, 283.
Brygges. See Brigges.
BrykhiU. See Brickhill.
Biyland, William, 522.
Brymteid, See Brimfield.
Brymmesfeld. See Brimpsfield.
Brymmesgrove. See Bromsgrove.
Brymston, John, 279.
Bryncheley, John, 67.
Brynnescolys, co. York, 26.
Bryns worthy, Breodeflworthy, co. Devon, 265.
Brysette. See Briset.
Brystowe. See Bristol.
Bubbewith, Nicholas, bishop of Salisbury,
[U07] 298.
Buckden, Bukden, co. York, 42, 116, 186,
435.
Buckenham, Bokenham, co. Norfolk, 67, 88,
135.
, Old, 67, 83, 135,323.
, New, 67, 88, 135.
Buckenham Lathyc, 67, 83, 135.
Buckfastleigh, Bukfast, co. Devon, 142.
, abbot and convent of, 61, 142.
, abbot of, 37.
Buckingham, Bokyngham, co. Bnckingham,
438, 502.
Buckingham, county of, 22, 27, 28, 32, 40, 47,
55, 75, 94, 108, 111, 118, 121, 125,
133, 134, 169, 186, 203, 218, 268, 278,
282, 325, 858, 889, 891, 445, 452, 481.
494.
, , sheriff of, 65, 100, 203, 889,
452,480,481.
And see House ; Bede.
, escheator in, 224, 290, .384,
845, 880.
And see Flegge ; Bokes.
..., , outlawries in, 2, 5, 417, 418,
505, 507.
.., , justices of the peace in, 65, 100.
, , comminsions of the peace in,
559.
, duke of. See Stafford.
Buckish, Bukkysih, co. Devon, 265, 872.
Buckland, Boclond, co. Devon, 149.
abbey of, 149.
abbot aod convent of, 149.
Buckland Filleigh, Bokeloud Fyllegh, co.
Devon, 418.
Trill, Bokelonde Trill, co. Devon,
429.
Bucknell, BigcnhuII in Burcestre, co. Oxford,
276, 306, 331.
, Bakkenell, co. Salop, 443.
Bucley, William, 273.
Bucton, Geoffrey de, 242.
, William, 3.
Budde, Alan, mayor of Newcastle-on-Tyne,
848.
, John, 254.
Budefeld. 5ee Bidfield.
Budeston. See Dudstonc.
Budleigh, Bodelegh, co. Devon, hundred of,
70.
...., East, Estbudlegh, co. Devon, hundred
of, 122, 478.
*., West, Westbudlegh, co. Devon, hun-
dred of, 122, 478.
Budock, Bewthek by Penryn, co. Cornwall,
526.
Builth, Belth, co. Brecon, 526, 527.
, burgesses of, 406.
Buissei, Roger de, 875.
Bukden. See Buckden.
Bnkeshale. 5ee Buxhall.
Bukfast. See Buckfastleigh.
Bukholt, forest of, 15.
Uukkenell. See Bucknell.
Bukland, William, monk of Westminster,
prior of Deorhurst, 196.
Bukroft, Thomas, 473.
, Joan his wife, 473.
Buktoftes Maner, co. Buckingham, 473.
Bukyngbam, John, 504.
Bukyngton Loges, co. Devon, 461.
Bulbeek, co. Cambridge, 869.
Bulbeck, John, of Hobury, 264.
, , of Shipe, 264.
, , of Waletstrete, 264.
, Thomas, of Speche, 264.
Bulkeley, William, 529.
Bulkington, Bulkyndon by Kevele, co. Wilts,
444.
Bulkworthy, co. Devon, 372.
Bullesdcm, John, 1 .
Bullingdon, Bol3mdene, co. Oxford, hundred
of, 105, 115,430,480.
Bullingtou, Bolyngton, co. Lincoln, 871.
Bullishill, CO. Northumberland, 841.
Bullok, Robert, 501.
Thomas, 32, 545.
Bultam. See Boultham.
Bulwell, CO. Nottingham, 218, 226, 478.
Bumpstead, co. Essex, 287.
Helion, CO. Essex, 197.
Steeple, co. Essex, 3, 197, 255.
Bumstede, John, 292.
Buneke, Warner, 232.
Bungay, co. Suffolk, prioress and nuns of,
494.
Bungey, Nicholas, 504.
Bunkle, Robert, 230.
Bunne, John, 561.
, Richard, 28.
Bunnok, Robert, 429.
Bunting, John, 335.
Buutyngc, Apdrew, 52.
Burcestre. See Bicester.
600
GENERAL INDEX.
Burcestre, John, 265, 451.
, Elizabeth his wife, 265.
Burdeaux, John, 204.
Bardeles in Seoulton, co. Norfolk, 471.
Bnrdenell, Edmund, 389.
Bardet, Thomas, 379, 414.
Burdeux, Jenycot de, 302.
Borell, Edmund, 388.
Bnres, Overhall in, co. Suffolk, 72.
, Silvestres Hall in, 72.
Boies Gifiard, fiuryesgyflard, co. Essex, 76.
Bnrford^ co. Salop, 182, 475.
Bnrford [co. Salop], le Xetherpersonage of,
60.
Bnrford in le Wolde, co. Oxford, 470.
Bnrford, WiUiam, 546.
Burgh, 143.
, forest of, 143.
Burgh under Staynesmore. See Brongh
under Stainmore.
Burgh on Sands, co. Cumberland, 140, 534.
Burgh in the ]!f crash, co. Lincoln, 371.
Burgh, 00. Westmoreland, 186, 189.
, CO. York, 510.
Burgh, Benedict, 45.
, Hubert de, earl of Kent, 267, 395.
, John, 39, 75, 270, 470, 544.
, , escheatoT in the county of
Lincoln, 342.
, Richard, 36, 510.
, Bichard de, earl of Ulster, 62.
, Thomas, 30, 84, 41, 93, 101, 112,
120, 130, 144, 151, 197, 205, 281,
343, 371, 431, 451, 566, 567, 569.
, , sheriff of Lincoln, 208, .567.
, Thomas de, muter of the horse, 435.
, William, 30, 66, 102, 450, 576.
Burgham. See Brougham.
Bnrghash. See Bur wash.
Burghberton, co. Devon, 254, 503.
Burghchier. See Bourchier.
Bnrghersh, Henry, bishop of Lincoln, 248.
Buigeys, John, 32, 326, 413.
, Laurence, 419.
Bnrghmerssh, co. Kent, 2.
Burgoyne, Burgoigne, Burgyn, John, 300, 384,
491, 550.
, Richard, 300, 384.
.Thomas, 64, 68,94, 141, 304, 413,
521, 553, 560, 561.
Burgundy, 517.
, the duke of, 101, 348, 517.
, , truce with, 102.
, Charles of, count of Charloys, 439.
Burghyll, Maurice, 323.
Burham. See Brougham.
Burhed, John, 314.
Burley, in the New Forest, co. Southampton,
8. 516.
, CO. Kent, 464, 548.
Burley, John, 54.
Burley, Boeriey, William, 94, 492.
, Margaret his wife, 94, 492.
Buroard, Roger, 167.
Bumeby, Eustace, 170.
, George, 491.
Bumeham. See Bumham.
Bumel, Robert, bishop of Bath and Wella
and chancellor [1275-1292], 62.
Bnroell, Hugh, 550.
, , Jocosa his wife, 549, 550.
, Robert, mayor of Dublin, 201.
Bumham, co. Buckingham, 412.
, Bumeham, co. Lincoln, 195, 227,
344, 345.
, Nether, co. Lincoln, 91, 484.
, Upper, CO. Lincoln, 484.
...., Boraham, co. Norfolk, 379, 540, 541.
Bumthorpe. See Bonthorpe.
Bnrrage, Thomas, 490.
Burrell, William, .508.
Burrington, Boryngton, co. Devon, 212, 227,
372.
Burrow, Over, Overborowe, co. Laneastery
445, 461.
, N ether, Netherborowe, co. Lancaster,
445, 461.
Burse, Thomas, 492.
Burseley. See Bnrsledon.
Bursledon, Burseley, co. Southampton, 416.
Bnrsted, Great, co. Essex, 398.
Burte, Alice, 257.
Burton, 306.
, Berton, co. Lincoln, 169, 179.
by Lincoln, co. Lincoln, 112.
, CO. Northampton, 62, 253.
, [co. Pembroke], 114.
, CO. Somerset, 228.
Fedwnrdyn, co. Lincoln, 182, 479.
on-Trent, co. Stafford, 505.
in Lonsdale, co. York, 445, 461.
Burton St. Lazarus of Jerusalem, order of,
128, 136.
, master of, 137.
, William Sutton, master of, 136, 346,
462.
, Walter de Lynton, master of, 136.
...., Nicholas de Dovourre, master of,
136.
, Robert de Daleby, master of, 136.
Burton, Edward, mayor of Lincoln, 115.
, John, 288, 412.
, , parson of Thornton in Lons-
dale, 60.
.......... Nicholas, 24.
, Richard, 68, 201.
, Robert, 372.
, Simon, 281.
, William, 504.
Burtonwood, co. Lancaster, 267.
Bnrwash, Burghash, co. Sussex, 138, 839,41 1.
Bnrwasshe, John, 259.
GENKRAL INDEX.
601
Barwell, Borewcll, co. Lincoln, 26, 169, 226,
227.
Biirwodes Maner, co. Norfolk, 556.
Bury [co. Susses], 12U.
Bury lianer in WingntTe, co. Buekinfirham,
473.
Bury, Johu, 125.
, Robert, 520, 555.
WiUiam, 414.
Bnryesgyffard. See Bores Giffard.
Bury St Edmunds, co. Suffolk, 108, 173, 203,
206, 25.% 443.
, Parliament at, 196.
Buryton, Agnes, abbess of St. Mary's, Win-
chester, 383.
Bosbrygge, John, 201.
Bussebrigge, John, 179.
, Robert, 179.
Bussh, Henry, 858.
Busshet, George, 218.
Bnsshop, Peter, 381.
Bustlesham. See Bisham.
Buston. See Beeston.
Buteler, William, 221.
Butlar, Thomas, 492.
Butler, chief, of England. See Wenlok;
Boteler.
*-» , appointment of, 8.
Butler, or Ormond, James, earl of Wiltshire,
12, 19, 29, 32, 34, 47, 67, 69, 72, 75,
77, 86, 91, 95, 101, 103-105. Ill, 112,
114, 116-118, 129, 189, 143, 153, 178,
186, 189, 198, 200, 212, 221, 223, 261,
262, 286, 298, 321, 330, 381, 840, 354,
356, 362, 366, 425, 431, 434, 437, 440,
451, 452, 454, 458, 485, 486, 549.
) , late treasurer of England, 54.
• , , Eleanor his wife, 178.
•> James, earl of Ormond, 69.
, John, 254.
Butre, Joan del, 413.
Butside, Thomas, 204.
Butte, John, mayor of Norwich, 238.
, William, 203.
Bnttercrambc, co. York, 538.
Bnttokyshide, Thomas, 37.
Button. See Bitton.
Batton, John, 100.
Buxhale, Thomas, master of the collegiate
church of Fotheringay, 192, 216, 431,
589.
BuzhaU, Bukeshall, eo. Suffolk, 314.
Byconell, John, 23.
Bye, Thomas, 10.
Byffelde Ualoyate, co. Worcester, 357.
B^eet, Befiete,co. Surrey, 127, 183, 484.
, charter dated at, 810.
Bygge. See Bigge.
Bygod, Bigod, Bartholomew de, 160.
, Hogli le, 307.
, Ralph, 228.
> knight, 228.
Bygod, Roger, earl of Norfolk, 309.
Bykelie. See Bickley.
Byker, Biker by Neweastle-on-Tync, co.
Northumberland, 199, 341, 848.
^mf see Bicker.
Bykersdyke, co. Nottingham, 451.
Bykley, John, 210.
Byland, co. York, abbot and monks of, 406.
Byles, Thomas, 510.
Byllyng. See Billyng.
Byndewyn, Richard, 198, 264.
Byngham, John, 559.
y Ricl.ar.l, 65, 99, 133,154,201,233,
279, 303, 304, 346, 847, 373, 459, 488 -
491, 529, 530, 549, 552, 559, 564, 569,
570, 572, 574, 575.
t justice of the King's Bench,
14, 199.
, Margaret, his wife, 549.
9 Richard, the elder, 134.
» , the younger, 134, 552.
, Thomas, 550.
Byunarton, co. Cornwall, 488.
Bynteworth, Richard de, bishop of London
[1388-1839], 236.
Byrchour. See Birc-hover.
Byrd. See Bird.
Byrfeld, 230.
Byrkes, Tyson of the, 492.
Byrness, Barnes, co. Northumberland, 341.
Bysetere, Thomas, 322.
Byslegh. See Bisley.
Bysshop, John, 173.
Bysshopcrophill. See Cropwell Bishop.
Bytham, 376, 377.
castle, Castlebitham, co. Lincoln.
886. '
» Little, Litilbitham, CO. Lincoln, 836.
Bytbestrond, co. Cornwall, 872.
Bywell, c«. Northumberland, 484.
c.
Caas. See Case.
Cadbnry, South, co. Somerset, 833, 359, 860,
365.
Caddington Major, prebend of, in St. Paul's,
London, 543.
Cadeby, co. Lincoln, 169.
Cadman, Richard, 81.
, Thomas, 31.
Cadney, co. Lincoln, 169.
Caen, alien abbey of Holy Trinity, 57. 98
144, 146, 177. ^ '
••..» abbey of St. Stephen, 163.
Caerleon, Kaerlion, co. Monmouth, 526, 527.
> men of, 427.
..» forest of, 527.
602
GENERAL INDEX.
CaennartheDy Kermerthmen, Kermerdyu, in
South Wales, 26, 40, 42.
, mayor and bui^esHcs of, 311.
, Old, 326.
, New, 326.
, exchei^uer of, 429.
, chamberlain of, 42, 69.
, prior and convent of St. John, 326.
, county, 7, 69, 326, 451, 526, 547.
, sherifF of, 451.
And see Don.
Caeru. See Carew.
Cagill, George, 492.
Cailaghton by Ballibaghill, in Ireland, 117.
Cake, John, 52.
, Robert, 52.
Calais, 6, 17, 35, 44, 60, 61, 71, 79, 89, 98,
99, 112, 124, 130, 142, 143, 154, 177,
182,185, 193, 194,200,209, 211, 216,
217, 219-222.259-262,264,265, 267,
272. 275, 276, 285, 288, 289, 294, 296,
298, 321, 324, 325, 355, 363, 373, 378,
379, 390, 406, 433, 436, 438, 456, 457,
464, 470, 472, 477, 483, 485, 487, 619,
523, 525-527, 588, 539, 548, 543, 549.
, captain of, 176, 2S0, 222, 438.
And see Neville.
.treasurer of. 60, 71, 142, 267,422,
426, 539. 543.
And see Blount ; Vernon ; Clyfton.
, victualler of. See Wode.
, marches of, 90.
, exchequer of. 170.
, port of, 143.
, coinage, mint, exchange in, 113, 130,
196, 267, 324, 370, 371. 543.
, parish of St. Nicholas, 89.
, parish of St. Mary. 170.
, ehurch of St. Mary, 60.
, Feryhous without the walls of, 79.
, prior and convent of Carmelites at 60.
merchants of the staple of, 64, 220,
222, 271, 276, 276, 351, 352, 878, 438,
442, 485, 487, 541.
, mayor of the staple of. See Thriske.
, weighing of wool in, 24.
Caloeby, Calsby, co. Lincoln, 199, 229, 454.
Calcot, Robert, 177.
Calcote. See Caldecote.
Caldam. See Coldham.
Caldbeck, co. Cumberland, 466.
Caldebeke, John, sheriff of the city of Lincoln,
351.
Caldecote, Calcote, co. Northampton. 7, 9, 104,
533.
CO. Norfolk, 184.
And see Caldicot.
Caldeham. See Coldham.
Calder, Caldoo, river, co. Cumberland, 106,
466.
Caldicot, Caldecote [co. Monmouth], 114.
Caldoo. Sec Calder.
Calerigge, co. Westmoreland, 169.
Calf. Hagin, 500.
Calgarth, co. Westmoreland, 127.
Callaly, Cawlech, co. Northumberland, 49.
Calmac, John, 68.
Calmady. Jobu, 201.
Calne, co. Wilts, 128, 257, 480.
, hundred of, 128, 430, 480.
Cairo we, co. Salop, 316, 817.
Calsby. See Calceby.
Calstock, Calstoke, co. Cornwall, 78, 260.
Calthome, Agnes, 433.
, John, 433.
, Richard, 433.
, William, 433.
Calthorp, William, 206, 302, 390, 668.
Caltou, Richard, 185.
Caludham, co. Salop, 98.
Calvert on, co. Bedford, 197.
, CO. Buckingham, 76.
Calwodeley. Calwodley, Thomtis, 4, 256.
Camberwell, co. Surrey, 324. 451.
Cambirlayn. Laurence, 412.
Cambridge, 47, 80, 103. 133, 148, 184, 212,
257, 297, 413, 480, 481, 504.
, burgesses of, 312, 555.
••., mayor of. See Bel ton ; Cooper;
Hesewell.
, charter dated at, 408.
, statutes of, 29, 134,200,276,345,449,
528.
, Friars Minors of. 260.
, Friars Preachers of, 267.
, University of, 129, 177, 480.
, chiucellor of, 430, 480.
And see Scrope ; Bothe ; Wolflete.
, chancellor and scholars of, 312.
Cambridge Colleges :
Goddishottse, proctor and scholars of, 117,
217.
, William Fallam, proctor of, 217.
Holy Trinity Hall, warden and fellows of,
118,473.
, Simon Dallyng, warden of, 473.
Simon Thomham, warden of. 118,
473.
King's, 33. 84, 74, 106, 177.
, Robert Wodeiark, provost of, 74,
177.
King's Hall, warden and scholars of, 103.
, Richard Scrop, warden of, 103.
, Master Thomas Powys, warden of,
103.
, Master Thomas Saintguste, warden
of, 292.
Pembroke, master or warden and scholars
of, 46.
Queen's, president and fellows of, 495.
, Master Andrew Doket, president
of, 495.
St. Mai^ret and St. Bernard. See Queen's.
St. Mary and St. Nicholas. See King's.
St. Michael, master and scholars of, 73.
GENERAL INDEX.
603
Cambridge CoUegei — coni,
StMiehael, Master ^VHUam Avkewe, master
of, 561.
Valence Marie. See Pembroke.
Cambridge, coanty olr, 18, 28, 44, 89, 92, 103,
111, 131, 133, 139, 142, 150, 189, 213,
228, 261, 281, 282, 300, 802, 304, 363,
884, 39], 436, 440, 445, 466, 470, 472,
481.
, , sheriff of, 302, 461, 480, 481.
, , esoheator in, 345, 353,880,461.
, , outlawries in, 2, 257, 417, 506,
510.
, , commissions of the peace in, 560.
Cambrigge, Thomas, prior of Bye, 411.
Camden, Hogh, 68.
Came, co. Northumberland, 341.
Camoyu, Isabel, abbess of Bomsey, 240.
Campden, John, 490.
Campemon, William, 31.
Camps, Campes, Cawmpes, co. Cambridge,
180, 193, 292.
Great, 197.
Campsall, co. York, 519.
Campsey Ash, Assh by Campesse, co.
Suffolk, 507.
Campyilla, Richard de, 306.
Campy on, John, 2.
Candy, Hugh, 68.
Cane, John, 255.
, Margaret, 255.
, William, 255.
Canewdon, Canwedon, co. Ehhcx, 104.
Canfield, Great, co. Essex, 198, 197.
Canford, co. Dorset, 2, 170.
Cangiani, Gerard, 518.
Cank. See Cannock.
Cannington, Canyngton, co. Somerset, 4, 192.
Cannock, Cank [co. Stafford], forest of, 27.
Canon, John, abbot of St. John's, Colchenter,
334, 338.
Cantelowe, William, 174.
Canterbury, co. Kent, 49, 56, 64, 82, 88, 159,
162. 210, 256, 277, 824, 862, 402-404,
465, 516, 588, 548.
, letters patent dated at, 196.
, charters dated at, 171, 246, 249, 313,
394, 398, 400, 402-404, 498.
, mayor of, 230.
And see Bigge.
, Westgate in, 57, 88, 464, 548.
province of, 27, 28,41, 44, 64, 80, 95,
163, 272, 370, 484, 450.
, Lanf ranc, archbishop of, 402, 403 .
, Theobald, archbishop of, 167, 494.
, T. archbishop of, 307.
And 8ee Bourchier; Kempe; Abing-
don ; Chichcle ; Stratford.
, diocese of, 80, 83, 325, 328, 332, 339,
353, 387, 478, 479.
, urchdcacon of. See Ch ichelcy .
, St. Augustine's abbey 15 300, 325,
328, 402-405.
Canterbury, St. Augustine's, convent of, 299,
402-405.
, , Jame8> abbot of, 101, 183, 299.
, , William Sellyng, abbot of, 800.
, William, abbot of, 402.
, , Aelstan, abbot of, 403.
.« , , Hugh, abbot of, 403.
, , Nicholas, abbot of, 403.
, , Ralph, abbot of, 403.
, , Roger, abbot of, 403.
, , Thomas, abbot of, 403.
, Th. abbot of, 403.
, , Wido, abbot of, 402.
, Christchurch, prior and convent of,
11.% 307.
, , Richard, prior of, 101.
, , Thomas, prior of, 183, 807.
Cantilupo, William de, 267.
Cantley, Canteleye, co. Norfolk, 179, 355.
Cantokeshede. See Qoantockshoad.
Cantref Selig, Kantriesselly [co. Brecon], 91,
360.
Cantrell, Thomas, 31.
WUliam, 81.
Cantremaure, 526.
Cantsfteld, Cauncefield, co. Lancaster, 422.
CanWll, Richard de, 375.
Canvilla, Gerard de, 398.
Can wick, co. Lincoln, 499, 500.
Canynges, Thomas, 228, 881, 508, 506, 508,
509.
, Elizabeth his wife, 503, 506, 508.
William, 44, 78, 279, 804, 418, 519,
540.
, , mayor of Bristol, 65.
, Joan, his wife, 519.
Capell, CO. Kent, 382.
Capella, Henry de, 895.
Cappoge, Keppok, co. Louth, 74.
Capron, William, 414.
Caraunt, Carrant, John, 801.
, John, the younger, 101.
William, 98, 150, 801, 563.
Carbrooke, Karbroke, co. Norfolk, 141.
Cardemaker, Huffh, prior of the hospital of
St. John Baptist, Bridgnorth, 11, 546.
, William, 814.
Cardiff, Cardefe, Kerdyf, co. Glamorgan,
447-
, bnrge«<seH of, 427.
Cardigan, Kerdikan, 42.
county of, 7, 42, 69, 110, 536, 547.
, , sheriff of. See Don.
Cardiuham, Cardinan, co. Cornwall, 372.
Cardmaker, John, 33.
Careby, co. Lincoln, 336.
Carent, Nicholas, dean of Welln, 478.
Caresbrok. See Corisbrook.
Carevilestebbiug [co. Northampton], 539.
Carew,Caeru, Ksyrhngh [co. Pembroke], 60.
Carcw, Carewc, Carrewe, Nicholas, 65, 75,545.
604
GENERAL INDEX.
Carcw, NicbolM, escheator in Sorrey and
Sussex, 32.
, , the elder, 447, 461.
, Joan his wife, 461.
, , Margaret his wife, 447.
Nicholas the younger, 447, 461.
Thomas, 65, 75, 4G1.
, , Joan his wife, 461.
Carhampton, co. Somerset, 886, 366.
...., hnndred of, 286, 366.
, Little, 366.
Carisbrook, Caresbrok, Isle of Wight, 27, 87,
S8, 61, 96, 203, 424, 504, 535.
, governor of. See Grate.
CarkedoD, co. Worcester, 475.
Carlbj, CO. Lincoln, 300.
Carlile, Robert, 562.
Carlill, John, 280.
Carlisle, co. Cumberland, 16,82, 87, 292, 422,
434.
, charter dated at, 165.
, bishop of, 186.
And see Eingscote ; Scrope ; Mauclerk.
, William, bishop of, 220.
, bishopric of, 186, 220, 292, 382.
, diocese of, 120, 128, 468, 469.
, St. Mary's prior and convent of, 87,
540.
Carlton, Carleton, co. Bedford, 195, 369.
, CO. Cambridge, 77, 521.
, North, CO. Nottingham, 84.
by Hemelsey, co. York, 521.
Panel], co. Lincoln, 371.
CarmeliteB, order of, 51.
Camarron, 51, 69, 310.
, charters dated at, 62, 252, 557.
, county of, 51, 110, 529.
, , escheator in. See Herbert.
Cameweoek, John, 288, 284.
Carusujewe, William, 101.
Camwith, Gilbert, 406.
Carpenter, Henry, 32.
John, 826.
, bishop of Worcester [1444-
1476], 821, 263, 288, 284, 334,843,
868-365, 368, 400, 418, 521, 564, 574,
575.
, Thomas, 451.
Carranr. See Caraunt
Carraunt. See Caraunt.
Carre, John, 262.
, Thomas, 111, 262.
Carrickfergus, Cragfergns, in Ireland, 291.
Carriteth, co. Northumberland, 341.
Carrones, in Ireland, 117.
Carshalton, Kershulton, co. Surrey, 545.
Carswell. See Creswell.
Carter, James, 535, 542.
, John, 173.
, Richard, 360.
, William, .329.
Carthusian Order, 180, 125, 127, 155-157,
160, 161,210.
Cardage, Thomas, 446.
Cary, Richard, 204.
William, 372.
, Alice, his wife, 372.
Case, Caas, Thomas, 509.
Cashel, in Ireland, the archbishop of, 273.
archdeacon of. See Ohedian.
Castaings, Bernard de, 83.
Castelaerc. See Castle Acre.
Castell, Geoffrey, 545.
, , rector of Stoke Goldington, 420.
, John, 30, 99.
, Richard, 154.
Castell Kariot. See Castle Carroek.
Castelman, Richard, 174.
Castelton, William, 13.
Casterton, Casturton, co. Westmoreland, 169.
Castle Acre, Castelacre, co. Norfolk, 89, 443.
, priory of, 443.
Castle Carroek, Castell Kariot, co. Comber-
land, 140, 534.
Castle Forgate, Castell Forieeta, co. Salop, 92.
Castlemartin, Castelmartyn [co. Pembroke],
114.
, hnndred of, 114.
Castlerickard, Castelricard, co. Meath, 186.
Castle Rising, Rysyng, co. Norfolk, 28, 40,
125, 168, 180.
Caston, Oliver, 442.
...» Robert, 569.
Castre Bardolf, co. Norfolk, 179, 355.
Catalonia, Catalonians, 276, 390.
Catane. See Catayn.
Gatarall, John, 108.
Catayn, Catane, Cateyn, Edward, 66, 133, 206.
> , , Simon, 203, 254.
Catebi, co. Lincoln, 41.*
Caterik, John, 538.
Catesby, John, 423, 612, 538, 573.
, Robert, 570.
, William, 85, 120, 569, 57.3, 574.
Catewonh, Great, co. Huntingdon, 1.
Cateyn. See Catayn.
Catfeld, 12.
Cathorp, co. Lincoln, 179, 355.
Catour, Johu, 185.
Catsash, Cattessasshe, co. Somerset, hundred
of, 7, 10, 104.
Catte, William, 4.
Catteriek, Kateryke, co. York, 169.
Cattesbury. See Gatesbury.
Cattessasshe. See Catsash.
Cattou, CO. York, 89, 199, 455.
Catworth, Thomas, sheriff of London, 154.
Cauncefeld. See Cautsfield.
Caunceler, William, 547.
Caunton, Richard, 428, 467.
Caunz, Geoffrey de, 395.
Cau?e, John, 31 7.
GENERAL INDEX.
60o
Caune, William, 141.
Causham, co. Berks (? Caversham), 502.
CayeDdish, Caondysshe, co. Suffolk. 184.
, Grays in, 79.
CaTersham, co. Oxford, 254.
Cawase, John, 414.
Cawlech. .See Callalj.
Cawmpes. See Camps.
Cawod, Cawode, Henry, 130, 288.
, John, 288.
, Margaret, 288.
•*• , tretery Zoo.
, WiUiam, 351.
Cawood, CO. York, 288.
letters patent dated at, 421, 422, 450,
469, 478, 479, 491, 492, 498, 577.
Cawthom, Thonuui, 293.
Caxton, CO. Cambridge, 384.
Cayleway. See Kayleway.
Cayaesford. See Kentsford.
Cay veil, Robert, 112.
Cecily. See Cicely.
Cedewain, ICedewyn, 17.
Ccddre. See Cheddar.
Cefn Bryn, Kevendryn [co. Glamorgan],
forest of, 114.
Cely, Alexander, 86, 474.
Richard, 276.
Centuryon, Lionel, 254.
Oerdestoke. 5ee Chardstock.
Cersyn, Walter, 547.
Cery, Kiry [in Wales], 17.
Ceton Delavale. <See Seaton Dclaval.
Cestretou. See Chesterton.
Chabeham. See Chobham.
Cluulworth, J ohn, 191.
, William, 193.
Chaigny, Kahagnes, charters dated at, 136,
260.
Chalfont St. Giles, co. Buckingham, 410.
Chalford, co. Gloucester, 424.
Challey, Joho, 487.
Challock, Challoke, co. Kent, 221.
Chalon?, charter dated at, 394.
Chalvelegh. See Chawleigh.
Chambeliain, John, prior of Ste Marie, Cbarite
sur Loire, 192.
Chamberhous, co. Berks, 123.
Chamberlcyn, John, 406.
,Robert, 418, 514.
, Roger, 134, 573.
, William, 66, 67, 135, 568.
Chamblcy, David, 379, 540, 541.
Chambrc, George a, 553.
, John, 211, 544.
, Richard, 195.
See also Chaumbrc, Achambre.
Chamer, George, 450.
Champenion, Hugh, 231.
, Joan his wife, 231.
Champernon, Richard, 81.
, William, 204, 303.
, .Tohn, 224, 561, 563.
, Roger, 37, 98, 561, 563.
, , sheriff of Cornwall, 224.
, Thomas, 1.
William, 563.
Ghampyent, Peter de, 407.
Chancellor, the. See Neville ; Stillinffton.
Chancery, 13, 28-84, 47, 52, 53, 65, 67, 68,
71, 90, 94, 100, 101, 183, 135, 159,
163, 177, 189, 201-204, 206, 207, 280,
232, 234, 242, 274, 276, 278, 279, 288,
290, 299, 301-304, 823, 836--889, 846,
847, 349, 363-365^371,873, 383, 387-
890, 427, 442, 446, 449-453, 473, 475,
488, 489, 491-494, 512, 527, 539, 549,
552-554,558.
, rolls of, 177.
, , keeper of, 427.
Andeee Kirkeby ; Kirkeham; Stopyn-
don.
, clerks of the crown in, 8, 45, 53, 59,
336, 388, 432, 433.
, masters of. See Prestewyk; Wes-
thorp.
, prothonotary of. See Sharp.
, spigamel of, 39.
Chancton, Chankton, co. Sussex, 88, 464, 465,
548.
Chandelier, Henry, 463.
, Joan, 463.
And see Chauudeler.
Chankton. See Chancton.
Chantries, licences for the foundation of, 151,
180, 382, 421, 447, 449, 462, 483, 516,
519, 520, 526,541,543.
Chapeleyn, Robert, 206, 234.
, Thomas, vicar of Therston, 1 2.
Chapelizod [co. Dublin], 59, 178, 183, 188,
293, 337, 374, 880.
Chapman, George, 319.
, John, 151, 319, 420.
, Stephen, 100.
, Thomas, 200.
Chard, co. Somerset, 365, 368.
Chardstock, Cerdestoke, co. Dorset, 322.
Charelton. See Charleton.
Charing, Charryng,co. Kent, 221, 464, 548.
Charing Cross. See London.
Charing by Westminster. See London.
Chants sur Loire, la, alien house of, 74.
I John ChambelUiin, prior of.
192.
Charles, William, 827.
, John, 331.
, Thomas, 330.
Charleton. See Charlton.
Charleton, Thomas, 347, 567.
Charloys, count of. See Burgundy.
Charlttm, Charieton, Ctorlton, co. Devon
108. *
606
GENERAL IKDEX.
Charlton, co. Dorset, 2.
, CO. Qloucester, 131.
, CO. Northumberland, 185, 340, 341.
, North, CO. Northomberland, 485.
, South, 199, 340.
, CO. Wilis, 96, 216.
, , prioiy of, 108, 150, 431.
Charlton Mackrel, co. Somerset, 226.
Horethorne, Cam vile, co. Somerset,
170.
Charlwode, Thomas, 545.
Charlwood, Charlewode, co. Surrey, 328,
482.
Chames, Chamus, William, 327.
, John, 831. '
, Thomas, 330.
Charryng bj Westminster. See London.
Charsfield, Chasfeld, co. Suffolk, 132, 180.
Charter Roll, reference to, 45.
Charters printed at length, 61, 166, 250, 259,
306, 311, 375, 876, 392, 894, 402, 404,
408, 494.
Chartesey. See Chertsey.
Chartham, co. Kent, 80, 106, 178, 329,330.
Chartreuse, la Grande, in Savoy, 128.
, prior and convent of, 127.
Charwelton, co. Northampton, 320, 414.
Chasepool, Chaspell [co. Stafford], 56.
Chasfeld. See Charsfield.
Chaspell. See Chasepool.
Chattok, Robert, 71.
, William, 264.
Cbatton, co. Northumberland, 199, 340.
Chauda, Bartholomew de, 379
Chaumbre, John de la, 471.
, Ellen his wife, 471.
, George de la, 471.
See also Chambre.
Chaundeler, Chaundler, John, 491.
, Thomas, 444, 491.
, , warden of New College, Oxford,
54,511.
, , parson of Meonstoke, 589.
, prebendary of St. Stephen's,
Westminster, 539.
Chawleigh, Chalvelegh, co. Devon, 70, 116,
323.
Chaworth, John, 496.
, Thomas, 286.
, William, 100.
Chayne, William, 205.
Cheam, Cheyham, co. Surrey, 545.
Chearsley, Cherdesley, co. Buckingham, 473.
Chechestre. See Chichester.
Cheddar, Ceddre, co. Somerset, 395.
Chedley, Chidley, William, 452.
Chedword, William, 316.
Chedworth, John, bishop of Lincoln [1458-
1471], 11, 208, 224, 243, 283, 284,
363-366, 868, 524, 526, 569, 560, 565-
568, 570. '
Chclworth, William, 567.
Chedyngfolde. See Chiddingfold.
Chekc, John, 52.
Cheldesworth, Richard, mayor of Sandwich,
518.
Chellescombe, Thomas, 258.
Chellesworthy. See Chilsworthy.
Chellington, Chevyngton, co. Bedford, 195,
369.
Chelmscote, Chelmescote, co. Buckingham,
195, 369.
Cholsfield, Chellesfelde, co. Kent, 225.
Cheltenham, co. Gloucester, 144
.., hundred of, 144.
Chelvestou, Chestone, co. Northampton, 7, 9,
104, 533.
Chelworth, co. Wilts, 131.
Chelyngham. See Chilli ngham.
Cheney, Cheny, John, 95, 303.
Chepman, John, 526.
Chepstow, Jepstowe [co. Monmouth], 100.
, alien priory of, 218.
Chepyng Wycombe. See Chipping Wycombe.
Cherbourg, in Normandy, abbot and convent
of, 161.
Cherde, John, abbot of Muchelney, 285.
Cherdesley. See Chearsley.
Cherryng. See Charing.
Chertesey, Edmund, 566.
Chertsey, Chartesay, co. Surrey, 124.
t charters dated at, 153, 240.
monastery of St Peter, 140, 185, 436,
512.
» I abbot and convent of, 140, 240,
380, 467, 512.
, , John, abbot of, 240, 467, 513.
> , Thomas, abbot of, 140.
» » Thomas Aogewyn, abbot of,
181, 185, 436, 512.
> , William, abbot of, 240.
..• , William Wroughton, abbot of,
180, 185,380,612,513.
Cheryshetauton See Church Staunton.
Cheselburgh, John, abbot of Quarre, 88.
Cheseldyn, John, 313.
Cheseman, Thomns, 552.
Chesham, co. Buckingham, 187.
Chesham Bois, co. Buckingham, 582.
Cheshunt, Chesthunt, co. Hertford, 9, 20, 24,
92, 388.
Chesingbury. See Chisenbury.
Chesney, Robert de, bishop of Lincoln
[1147-1168], 392.
Chesshyre, Roger, prebendary of St. Asaph,
444.
, parson of Corwen, 358.
Chester, 46, 70, 201, 267, 386.
, letters patent dated at, 60, 129.
, exchequer of, 336, 429.
, chamberlain of. See Stanley.
earl of. See Edward ; Meschines.
, mayor of. See Sotheworth.
GENERAL INDEX.
607
Chester, county of, 40,69, 91, 192,209, 327,488.
, commonalty of, 291, 477.
, auditors in, 56.
Chester, William, 851.
Chesterfield. Cestrefeld, 837.
, the men of, 337.
Chesterford, Great, co. Essex, 510.
Chesterton, 103.
,00. Cambridge, 68, 79.
, CO. Warwick, 2, 459, 472.
' Chesteynwode,' wood called, co. Kent, 16,
77, 213, 834.
Chestonc. See Chelveston.
Chestre, Richard de, 380.
, Robert, 375.
Cheswik. See Chiswick.
Chetelton, Robert, 459.
Cheteman, Thomas, 355.
Chetwode, Chitewodf^, co. Buckingham, 411.
priory of, 137.
Chevening, Chevenyng, co. Kent, 133.
Cheyyngton. See Chellington.
Chewe, hundred of, cc. Somerset, 547.
Chew Stoke, co. Somerset, 547.
Cheyham. See Cheam.
Cheylesmore [in Coventxy], 227.
Cheyne, John, 66, 68, 183, 228, 231, 281,
373, 429, 560.
, of Pynne, 134, 231, 301. 364,
571.
, , ....... sheriff of Kent, 373.
, , the elder, 532.
, , the younger, 429, 532.
, Laurence, 417, 550.
, Ralph, sheriff of Wilts, 551.
, WUliam, 76, 429, 461. 574.
Chich, Valentine, 94.
, Philippa his wife, 94.
, Margaret, 95.
Chichele, Henry. 57, 509, 560.
, , archbishop of Canterbury
[1414-1443], 148, 310.
Chicheley, Master Thomas, archdeacon of
Canterbury, 38, 870.
Chichely, William, 212.
Chichester, co. Sussex, 131, 537.
, mayor and citizens of, 229.
, port of, 129, 438, 514.
, rape of, 448.
, Rannlph, bishop of, 251.
, Richard, bishop of, 110.
, bishop of. See Arundell ; Clipping ;
Langton ; Neville ; Rushooke, Strat-
ford.
, cathedral of, 110.
, dean and chapter of, 110, 422.
, , dean of. See Wayoflete.
, diocese of, 129, 182, 353.
, Ticars of Holy Trinity, 422.
Chichester, Chiche«tre, Chechestre, Richard,
87, 889, 568.
Chiddingfold, Chedyngfolde, co. Surrey, 423,
522.
Chidiegh, John, 38.
Chidley, 29.
Chidley. See Chedley.
Chigwell, Chikewell, Cliykewell, co. Essex,
421.
Chika, Goebartns de, 515.
Chiksand, John, 194.
Childe, John, 206.
Childerlangele. See Chiltern Langley.
Childfrome, co. Dorset, 225, 226, 454.
Childhay, Childeheys, co. Dorset, 256.
Child Okeford, Childokfoid, co. Dorset. 70,
525.
Chilham, co. Kent, 97, 105, 106, 144, 178,
329, 380, 419.
Chillescombe, Thomas, 133.
ChiUeweU. See Chilwell.
Chillingham, Chelyngham, co. Northumber-
land, 888.
Chilmelegh. See Chulmleigh.
Chilsworthy, Chellesworthy, co. Devon, 63,
210.
Chiltern, Chyltyme, oo. Wilts, 291.
Chiltern Langley, co, Hertford, 11, 24, 25, 39,
50, 118, 301.
, Friars Preachers of, 156, 556.
, Thomas Welles, prior of, 556.
Chilteme hundreds, 42.
Chilton, CO. Devon, 286, 367.
Chiltona, Alan d^ 892, 393.
Chilwell, ChiUeweU [co. Nottingham], 57.
ChUworth, charter dated at, 409.
Chingford, Chyngford, co. Essex, IIC, 344,
356.
Chinon, charter datt:d at, 405, 497.
Chippenham, CO. Wilts, 430.
, charter dated at, 221.
, forest of, 32, 95, 482.
Chipping Norton, Chepyngnorton, co. Oxford,
197, 287. 419.
Chipping Wycombe, Chepyng Wycombe,
Clepyng Wycombe, 65, 100.
Chipstaple, co. Somerset, 283.
Chirch, John, 346.
ChirchehiU, in South Wales, 119.
Cbirchelambhithe. See Lambeth.
Chirchestell, co. Cambridge, 169.
Chirk, David, 526.
Chirke, 8, 16, 37, 228.
Chirkeland, 8, 16, 87.
Chiryden, John, 261.
ChisehuU, John, 460.
Chisenbury, Chesingbnry, oo. Wilts, 140.
Chiswick, Cheswik, co. Middlesex, 263.
Chitewode. See Chetwode.
Chobham, Chabeham, co. Surrey, 317.
Choke, Chok, Chokke, Richard, 54, 55. 65,
99, 188, 134, 202. 279, 280, 283, 284,
803, 804, 846, 347, 365, 374, 488-490,
529, 530, 586, 559, 564, 570-572, 575.
(K)8
GENERAL INDEX.
Cboke, Richard, justice of the Common Bench,
93,98,512.
Chokes fee, 480, 481.
Chorleton, co. Stafford, 2.
Chorlton. See Charlton.
Chosiaco, John de, prior of Holy Trinity,
York, 375.
Christ Church Twynham [co. Southampton],
prior and convent of, 148.
, charter dated at, 148.
Chuddeiegh, John, 37.
Chudlegh, Chidley, John, 881.
Chudley, Robert, 410.
Chulmleigh, Cbilmelegh, co. Devon, 119, 429.
Ch&rchchill [co. Pembroke], 533.
Churchill, Chirchehill, co. Somerset, 317.
Church Langton. See Langton.
Church Staunton, Cheryshetauton, co. Devon,
511.
Chute, Shuie, co Wilts, forest of, 262.
Chuion, 44.
Chykewell. See Chigwell.
Chynnok, John, abbot of Glastonbury, 160.
, , prior of Braden?toke, 253.
ChyrchbykynhuU. See Bickenhill.
Chyshull, Master John de, 160.
Cicely, duchess of York, the king's mother,
41, 57, 73, 74,98, 110, 145, 148, 161.
163, 216, 322, 835, 438, 442, 444, 519.
letters patent of, 300.
, grants to, 48, 110, 131.
Cicestre. See Cirencester.
Cinque Ports, warden of, 277.
And see Neville.
Cirencester, Cicestre, co. Gloucester, 15, 84,
278, 327.
, abbey of St. Mary, 325, 334.
, , abbot and convent of, 3,253,
325, 333.
, , abbot of, 6, 253.
, , William, abbot of, 333.
, , John Sobbury, abbot of, 334,
343.
Cistercian order, 61, 218, 229, 398.
Cisteme, Bartholomew, 141.
Clacton, Clakton, Great, co. Essex, 421.
Clainiissel, de Claro Rivalo, alien prioress of,
78.
Clairvaux, Clerevaux, in France, abbot and
convent of, 140, 162.
, Bono, abbot of, 140,
Clampord, Stephen, 23.
....;...., ...•»» the king's smith, 232.
, Thomas, 79.
Clampayn, John, chaplain of the household of
Henry VI., 418.
, , vicar of Wisbech, 418.
Clapham, Clopham, co. Bedford, 195, 869.
, CO. Surrey, 451.
Clapham, Nicholas, 323.
Clapthom. See Slapthom.
Clare, co. Suffolk, 181.
, honour of, 18, 131, 443, 520.
, prior and friars of, 520.
[Clare,] Gilbert, earl of, 402.
Clare, Richard de, earl of Gloucester and
Hertford, 407.
, Alice, mother of earl William his
ancestor, 407.
, Gilbert de, earl of Gloucester and
Hertford, 128.
, John, 508.
Clareley, William, 459.
Clarell, Richard, 820, 414.
Thomas, 2, 326.
Clarendon, Claryngdon, co. Wilts, II, 14, 15,
25, 58, 84, 95, 96, 120, 152, 153, 230, 550.
, forest of, 512.
, charters dated at, 156, 218, 250, 252,
296, 305, 812, 818, 896, 896, 401, 405, 523.
Claret Hall, co. Essex, 181.
Claringcronche. See Charing Cross.
Claro Rivalo, de. See Clainiissel.
Claryngdon. See Clarendon.
Clatford, co. Wilts, priory of, 73.
Claver, Richard, 5.
Clawton, Claweton, co. Devon, 389.
Claxby, co. Lincoln, 144.
Clazton, Robert, 588.
Clay. See Cley.
Clay, John, 112, 565.
, , sheriff of Essex, 294.
, , the elder, 92, 4.^6.
, Joan his wife, 92, 486.
, John, the younger, 92, 436.
Claybroke, Wflliam, 282, 467.
Claybum, William, 374.
Claydon Steeple, Steple Claydon, uo. Buck-
ingham, 181.
Claygate, Robert, 506.
Clayhall, co. Essex, 268.
Claymond, Thomas, 30, 113, 141, 861.
Clay worth, Claworth, co. Nottingham, 816.
Cle. See Clee.
Clebailly, in Rockingham forest, 48.
Clebery. See Cleobury.
Glederowe, Elias, 467.
, Isabel, 467>
And see Cliderowe.
Cledon, John, 114.
Clee, Cley, co. Lincoln, 41, 224, 419.
, CO. Salop, forest of, 41.
Cleeve, Clive, co. Somerset, 527.
, abbot and convent of, 527.
, David, abbot of, 527.
Cleford. See Clifford.
Clelyeston. See Chelveston.
Clemens, Thomas, 1 1, 28, 34, 40, 68, 102, 201 ,
202, 204,206,238, 278, 389, 488, 561,
563.
, , steward of the duchy of Corn-
wall, 7.
GENERAL INDEX.
60^
Clement, John, 3, 57, 128, 257.
, Thomas, 5, 501.
, WiUiam, 57, 269, 509.
ClementiB, Vincent, suhdea^on of the pope
and noncio of the apostolic see, 322.
Clemowe, William, 204.
Clenell, Thomas, 262.
Clent, Glynte, co. Stafford, 112, 217, 297,
485.
Cleobory, co. Salop, 63.
Clepyng Wycombe. Ste ChippiDg Wycombe.
aerc. See Clerk.
Clere, John, 418.
, Edmond, 471.
.Robert, 471.
Cierevaax. See Clainraux.
Clergy, charter to, 229.
Clerk, Gierke, Clerc, Henry, 134.
, John, 1, 8, 12, 132, 181, 206, 219,
222, 279, 847, 381, 417, 468, 506, 530,
566.
, ,mayor of Oxford, 570.
>> , the king's apothecary, 122.
, Nicholas, 817.
, Richard, 87.
, Robert, 52, 184, 256, 490.
, Thomas, 850, 490.
William, 16, 264, 546.
Clerkenwell, co. Middlesex, 420.
Cleton, John, chief butler of Ireland, 292.
Cletop, CO. York, 1 16, 186, 435, 465.
Cleve, 132.
Cleve, William, 314.
Clevccombe, co. Dorset, 225, 226.
Cley, CO. Norfolk, 87, 184, 285, 327.
Cleydou, William de, 895.
Cleylondes, co. Sussex, 443.
Cliderowe, Elias, 421.
, Ralph, 17. 98.
And see Glederowe ; Clyderowe.
Cliff in Hemingborough, co. York, 76.
Cliffe, King's Clifle, co. Northampton, 13, 51,
196, 2)2, 219, 299, 411, 430, 464, 431.
Cliffe, John, 221.
Clifford, Cleford [co. Hereford], 43, 526, 527.
, prior and convent of, 81.
Cliffordcorbyn, co. Devon, 372.
Clifford, Clyfford, Alexander, :M, 566.
, Henry, 113.
, John, 16, 29, 77, 86, 566.
, lord, 91, 111, 113, 116, 118,
14?, 151, 185, 186, 189, :i42, 861, 432,
457, 474, 484.
, Roger de, 307.
, Stephen, 347.
, Thomas de, 86.
, , lord of, 151.
, William, 98, 256, 320, 410.
Clifton, Clyfton [co. Derby], 32.
> CO. Nottingham, 86.
[co. Westmoreland], 74.
f« 86914.
Clifton, Clyfton, co. Worcester, 131.
Dartmouth Hardnesse. See Dart-
mouth.
Clifton, Clyfton, Gervase, 25, 278, 490, 569.
, , sheriff of Kent, 86.
, , treasurer of Calais, 86.
, , Matilda his wife, 273.
, John, 83,323.
, Robert, 102, 190, 552, 569.
Clippestone. See Glip9tone.
Clipping, John, bishop of Chichester, [1258-
1262], 251.
Clippyrig, John, 489, 491.
Clipstone, Clypston, Clippeston, co. Notting-
ham, 57, 140, 220, 225, 226, 460.
, charters dated at, 136, 243.
Clive (? Cliffe), charter dated at, 396.
And eee Cleeve.
Cloford, CO. Somerset, 298, 475.
Clompton. See Cluntoo.
(Mon, William, 258.
Clonne. See Clnn.
Clopham. See Clapham.
Clopton, CO. Cambridge, 461.
, eo. Somerset, 22ft, 333,859, 360, 365.
, CO. Suffolk, 179, 855.
Clopton, John, 83, 79, 113, 573.
, Nicholas, 467.
, Robert, sheriff of London, 154.
Cloeehill, co. Northumberland, 341.
Close Roll, 875.
Cloth-workers, grant to, 158.
Clovile, William^ escheator in the- county of
Hertford, 388.
Cloweter, Nicholas, 207.
Clownes, office of, 380.
Cloyne, diocese of, 278.
, archdeacon of. See Roche.
Clun, Clonne, co. Salop, 443.
Clnnbory, Clonbury, co. Salop, 448.
Clanton, Clompton, co. Salop, 443.
Cluny, abbey of, 73, 76.
order of, 74, 107, 193, 197. 460.
Clyderhowe, Hugh, the elder, 508.
, , the yoonger, 508.
Clyderowe, Ralph, 154, 523.
And see Glederowe ; Cliderowe.
Clyff. See Oiffe.
Clyff. William, 298.
Clyfford. See Clifford.
Clyfton. See Clifton.
Clynte. See Clent.
Clynton. See Trayne Clyntou.
Clynton, Henry. 838, 389, 528.
, Margaret his wife, 339, 528-
, Henry de, 62.
, John, 36.
, , of Clynton, 99, 132, 566.
Clypston. See Clipstone.
Clvre, William, clerk of the works, 69.
Q Q
610
GENERAL INDEX.
Cuut, kiog of England, charters of, 250, 408.
Cobbe, John, 5, 13.
Cobbes, John, 209.
Cobbeshole, co. Kent, 198.
Cobelyngton. See Cublington.
Cobham, co. Surrey, 467, 545.
CobUam, Thomas, 32, 180, 205, 489, 588,573.
And see Broke.
Cobham Wick, Wekecobeham, co. Devon,
365.
Cobley, John, 274.
, Isabel his mfe, 274.
Coboj, South Wales, 13.
Coburlej, Thomas, 279.
Cock in Stokecourcy, co. Somerset, 388.
Cockam. See Cookham.
Cockermouth, Cokermouth, co. Cumberland,
87, 149, 434, 485.
Cockfield, Cokefeld, co. Suffolk, 108, 197,
287.
Cocking, Cokhynge, co. Sussex, 443.
Codam. See Cndham.
Code, Walter, 34, 68, 100, 101, 201, 278, 561.
Codeman, John, 8.
Codenham, Edmund, 173.
Coder, William, 804.
Codford Marie, co. Wilts, 546
Codir, William, 54.
Codnor. See Gray.
Codryngton, Anoetm, 510.
Codyngton, cos. Oxford and Berks, 445.
Cof^, William, 232.
Cogan, William, 216.
Cogges, CO. Oxford, alien priory of, 73.
Coggeshall, co. Btsex, 450, 487.
, abbot and convent of, 306.
Cogle, Patrick, clerk of the crown of Ireland^
72.
Coinage, exchange, mint, money, 18, 23, 'lO,
49, 113, 124, 180, 196, 213, 324, 360,
442, 446, 482.
And ate Calais; London, Tower of;
Norwich.
Cokayn, Cokeyu, John, 100, 300, 324, 506,
559.
Coke, Cokke, John, 32, 204, 205, 553.
, , the younger, 204, 205.
, Marjory, 316.
, Richard, 316.
.Robert, 302, 412.
, Thomas, 374, 530, 564.
, , mayor of London, 279, 291.
And see Cooke.
Cokefeld. Sec Cockfield.
Cokefeld, John, 413.
Cokeham. See Cookham.
Coker, East, Escoker, co. Somerset, 70.
,, North, 70.
Cokerell, Richard, 208, 332, 531.
Cokerelles in Havering, co. Essex, 32 1 .
Cokerham, William, 234.
Cokermouth. See Cockermouth.
Coket, John, the elder, 547.
, , the younger, 547.
, Walter, 547.
Cokets, 11, 21, 51, 96, 148, 835.
Coket seal, 12, 79, 96, 294, 295, 335, 853, 387,
423, 432, 448, 513, 515.
Cokiswall, co. Devon, 212, 372.
Cokke. See Coke.
Cokkes, John, 414, 490.
Coldand, Philip, 68.
Coklyngton. See Cucklington.
Coksetor, Thomas, 254.
, , the younger, 254.
Colbrace, Thomas, 28.
Colbroke. See Colnbrook.
Colbrokford. See Colebrook.
Colbum, Colbom, co. York, 169.
Colby, Robert, 2.
Colchester, Colcestre, co. Essex, 43, 55, 60,
68, 124, 216, 248, 265, 278, 886, 378,
507, 531.
, archdeacon of. "See Stillington.
, St. John's abbey, 388.
, , convent of, 332.
, , John, abbot of, 33.
, , John Canon, abbot of, 334, 338.
, , William, abbot of, 5, 332.
Colcombe by Minchiuhampton, co. Glouces-
ter, 424.
And see Colecombe.
Colcote, in Ireland, 117.
Coldale, Richard, 56, 374.
Cold Ashton, Coldaston, co. Gloucester, 153,
486.
Coldcote, Robert, 331.
Coldham, Caldam, Caldeham, co. Kent, 88,
464, 548.
Colde Kennyngton, co. Middlesex, 25.
Coldingham, in Scotland, 271.
Coldstream, 248.
, charier dated at, 249.
Cole, Thomas, 417.
, William, 184.
Cole Orton, Overton Quatermars, co.
Leicester, 187, 362.
Colebrook, Colbrokford, co. Devon, 418, 519.
Coleby, Peter de, 500.
Colecestre, Joceus de, 500.
Colecombe, Colcombe, co. Devon, 116, 323.
Colemere, co. Southampton, 522.
Coler, John, 411.
Coleridge, Cruldiche, co. Devon, 70.
Coleshill, ColshuU, co. Warwick, 51, 489, 490,
531.
Colestoke, co. Somerset, 280.
Colet, Bartholomew, parson of Great Hailing-
bury, 83.
, , parson of Hothfield, 83.
Henry, 828.
Coleton, CO. Cornwall, 372.
^gi^aai^iiCi
GENERAL INDEX.
611
ColetOD, Thomas, 536.
Colevilla, William de, 306.
Colewill, CO. DevoD, 359, 364, 365.
Golham, Coleham, co. Middlesex, 197» 371.
Colham Gardyn, co. Middlesex, 371.
Cplingborn, William, 475.
Golkyns, co. Kent, 88, 464, 548.
Collanwode, John, 269.
, Robert, 269.
Collard, John, 518.
Colle, Walter, 452.
Colley, Thomaft, 318.
CoUingbourDe, Colyngbum, co. Wilts, 331.
CoUumptou, Cullumpton, co. Devon, 149.
Collyng, Richard, 415.
Colljngs [in Cheshunt], co. Hertford, 399.
Collysson, John, 411.
Colnbrook, Colbroke, co. Buckingham, 417.
Colne, CO. E«sex, 193.
And see l^tuVa Colne.
Cohae Engaine, co. E$sex, 442.
Colneparke, co. Essex, 112.
Colne Water, co. Essex, 202.
Cologne, 7, 491.
Colom, William, 502.
Colpepir. See Culpeper.
Colrede, John, 815, 817.
Colahull. See Coleshill.
Colshull, John, 68, 102, 2C4, 488, 561, 568.
, William, 308.
Colsoll. See Cossall.
Colson, William, 467.
Colt, John, 294.
Colt, Colte, Thomas, 86, 76, 107, 116, 215,
217, 228, 270. 838, 339, 347, 856, 370,
875, 428, 443, 583, 546, 564.
, Thomas, keeper of the hanaper, 85,
187.
t , keeper of the rolls of Chancery
of Ireland, 329.
Coltishall, Coateshall, co. Norfolk, liberties of
natives of, 271.
Colville, Colvile, Colvyle, John, 258, 262,
304, 497, 576.
, William, 576.
Colvilles, Colvyles, co. Cambridge, 77, 145,
521.
Colworth, 00. Sussex, 280, 528.
Colwych, Robert, 418.
Colj, in Ireland, 284, 329.
Colyer, Reginald, prior of St. Bartholomew,
Smithfield, 497.
Colyford, co. Devon, 116, 323.
Colyford, Edward, 4.
Coljn, John, 389.
, Oto, 204, 653.
, Thomas, 507.
Coljn&li, wood called, 22.
Colyng. See Cooling.
Colyngboum, Henry de, prior of Suthwerk,
807.
Colyngboum, William, 15, 78, 293, 388.
Colyngruge, John, 551.
Colyns, John, 508.
Colyton, CO. Devon, 116, 828.
Colywell, Colewill, Colywyk, co. Devon, 333.
Combe, 74.
, CO. Devon, 372.
, CO. Kent, 493.
, CO. Oxford, 300, 386.
by Lambfordmylle [co. Cornwall],
488.
Combe Martin, Comemartyn, co. Devon, 7,
10, 104.
Combepync, co. Devon, 108.
Seton, CO. Devon, 108.
Combe Raleigh, co. Devon, 506.
Combe, Thomas, 25, 29, 230, 550.
Comberford. See Cumberford.
Comberworth. See Cumberworth.
Combes [co. Suffolk], 411.
Combisdane, co. Kent, 544.
Comemartyn. See Combe Martin.
Commissions de waUiia et fossatis, 35, 205,
280, 349, 451, 528.
Compton, CO. Devon, 309.
..., CO. Sussex, 88, 108, 150, 465, 548.
, CO. Wilts, 131.
, Long, CO. Warwick, 153, 486.
, Murdok, co. Warwick, 489, 490.
Paunoefoot, co. Somerset, 536.
Compton, Thomas, 32, 545.
Comyn, John, 59.
, Alice his wife, 59.
, Simon, 271.
Conches, abbot of, 73.
Concistorio, John de, 4 1 .
Condorowe, Nicholas, 256.
Conede. See Cound.
Conesburgh. See Conisbrougb.
Coneysthorpe, Conyngesthorpe, co. York, 684.
Congerstone, Cunston, co. Leicester, 187,362.
Congresbury, Cungresbnry, co. Somerset, 395.
Conisborough, Connesburgh, co. York, 22,
180, 343, 479.
, le Hermitage by, 421.
Conisholm, Connyngesholme, co. Lincoln,
184, 427, 468, 473.
Coniston, Munkcouyston fco. Lancaster] ,4 92.
Connanght, Connagh, in Ireland, 196.
Connesburgh. See Conisborough.
Connor, bishop of. See Down.
Connors, the, in Ireland, 181.
Connyngesholme. See Conisholm.
Conset, CO. Durham, 294.
Constable, John, 81, 66, 102, 230, 231, 348,
349, 576.
, , sheriff of York, 360.
, Robert, 89, 66, 86, 102, 192, 206,
231, 348, 349, 451, 530, 567.
, , of Flamborough, 30, 31, 281,
367, 576.
Q Q 2
612
GENERAL INDEX.
ConstantTxi, Master, 393.
Constantjne, William, 420.
» » sheriff of London, 525.
Convers, John, 125, 279.
Converts, House of. See under London.
Conway, Aberconeweye, co. Carnarvon, 69.
, burgesses of, 400.
Conwey, Master William, canon of Baneor.
357. *
Cony, Robert, 191, 478.
Conye, Walter, mayor of Bishop's Lynn, 28,
o2.
Conyers, Christopher, 538
John, 30, 66, 102, 116, 233, 333,450,
530, 576.
, John, the elder, 466.
Maijor>' his wife, 466.
9 John, the younger, 466.
, Robert, 205, 568.
, William, 30, 492, 576.
Conynggysholme, John, parson of Runcton,
Hardwick and Setchy, 125.
Coode, Robert, 323.
Cook, CDoke, Master David, 36.
, Henry, 82.
John, 28,413.
» , parson of Bromeswell, 173.
Richard, 418, 504.
, Thomas, 27, 225, 319, 507.
f , mayor of London, 228, 231.
, William, 526.
And see Coke.
Cook bury, co. Devon, 265.
Copleston, John, 303, 459.
, Philip, 87.
Copley, lliomas, 29.
Cookham, Cockam, Cokehara, co. Berks, 54,
77, 148, 149, 837, 430, 444, 481.
, hundreds of, 445, 481.
Cooling, Colyng, co. Kent, 421, 483.
Cooper, Robert, mayor of Cambridge, 561.
Coortelowe, John, 412.
Coote, Coot, William, 871, 567.
Cope, John, 317.
Copelandc, co. Cumberland, 87.
Copeland, Richard, 450.
Copeldike, Coplcdyk, Copuldyk, John, 95.
» , mayor of Sandwich, 281.
I , bailiff of Wiuchelsea, 83.
Coperland, co. Kent, 548.
Copinis, Francis de, bishop of Terni, proctor i
of the king at the court of Rome, 56.
••» , legate of the apostolic see, 59.
Coppidbusshe, in South Wales, 119, 533.
Copyndale, John, 31.
Corbet, John, 140.
, Robert, 295, 336.
, Roger, 491.
, , of Moreton^ 551.
, Elizabeth his wife, 551.
, Thomas, 98, 670.
Corbet, William, 320.
Corbridge, Corbrigge, co. Northumberland,
199, 341.
Corbiig, Nicholas, 280.
, Thomas, 280
Corby, co. Northampton, 170.
Corby, Robert, 122.
Corfe, Corff, co. Dorset, 31, 197, 282, 358, 532.
f charter dated at, 498.
Corff, John, 540.
Corfham, co. Salop, 268.
Cork, in Ireland, 51.
, , port of, 198.
■..., citizens of, 892.
» mayor and commonalty of, 214.
, mayor of, 278.
, bishopric of, 273.
, Jordan, bishop of, 273.
Combury, co. Oxford, 7, 359.
letters patent dated at, 71.
Combrough, Comeburgh, co. York, 447.
Corneburgh, Alfred, 16, 19, 64, 78, 137, 204,
220, 233, 276, 323, 357, 447, 553, 561.
» escheator of the duchy of Corn-
wall, 64.
Comeburght, Averay, 371.
Cornemonffer, Gilbert, mayor of Southampton.
530".
Cornet Castle, Guernsey, 34.
Cornewaill, Cornewale, Cornewayl, John. 28.
97,413. ^ •
, Elizabeth his wife, 97.
, Oto, 83.
, Katharine his wife, 83.
... .....Thomas, 45, 76, 111, 182, 264,424,
428,434,441,456,475.
Coruewaleys, John, chief barcn of the Exche-
quer in Ireluml, 466.
, justice of the Common Bench in
Ireland, 466.
Cornforth, Cornesfort, co. Durham, 393.
Cornhcll, Bernard de, 167.
Cornwall, county of, 7, 19, 23, 28, 33, 34, 44,
46, 64, f 3, 94, 102. Ill, 120, 143, 144,
201, 203, 204, 208, 217, 283, 263, 276,
804, 349, 389. 39 J, 439, 452, 482, 488,
529, 516, 553.
» , sheriff of, 28,34,36,68,100,
102, 203, 20G, 278, 389, 452, 458, 472,
488, 545.
And see Champernoun ; Bere.
> escheator in, 107, 363, 465.
» mines in, 19, 23, 197, 519.
» , stannary-men in, 482.
» coinage of tin in, 23, 80, 268,
439, 519.
> ,*commission8 ol the peace in, 561.
» outlawries in, 254, 382, 418,
513, 544.
, duchy of, 11, 16, 19,40,56, 64,78,
80,119,120, 123, 126,129,149,201,
211, 217, 221, 260, 268-270, 293, 332,
344, 489,447, 532, 544.
GENERAL INDEX.
613
CornwaU, duchy of, steward of. See Clemens ;
Stafford.
> , receiver general of , 11, 14, 16,
18. 23, 40, 44, 54, 111, 120, 126, 143,
844, 519.
And see Hastynges ; Brekenok ;
61oac68tre ; John ; Whityngham ;
KendaU.
, , auditors of, 83, 149, 381, 461.
And see Broke ; Aleyn ; Bedford.
, , escheator of. See Comeburgh.
, , receipt of, 170.
, archdeaconry of, 80.
, dake of . 5ee Edward.
Reginald, earl of, 408, 494.
, earl of. See Richard ; Edmund.
, John, lord of Fauuhope, 517.
Cornwood, Cornewode, co. Devon, 119, 429.
Comyssh, Richard, 505.
, Thomas, 9, 448, 522.
, WiUiam,390.
Corragh Mede [co. Meath], 117.
Corre, James, 466.
Corringham, Coryngham, co. Lincoln, wapen-
take of, 451.
Corsdale, William, 415.
Corset, John, 491.
Corsham, co. Wilts, 198.
[co. Salop], 41.
Corston, co. Somerset, 423.
Corum, William, 508.
Correser, Thomas, 490.
Corwen [co. Merioneth], 358.
Corwen. See Curwen.
Cory Malet. See Curry Mallet.
Coryngham, John, 510.
Coryton, Cor^-ngton, Edward, 457.
Cosham, Cossam, co. WUti^, 8, 11, 14, 57, 72,
145, 177, 289, 827, 430, 482.
, alien priory of, 145.
Cosnet, William, 416.
, Edmund, 416.
Cossall, ColsoU, co. Nottingham, 411.
Cossam. See Cosham.
Cossington, co. Leicester, 854.
Costard, Francis, 412.
Costell, John, 520.
Costenet, William, coroner in the county of
Worcester, 553.
Coston, CO. Norfolk, 211.
Costryne, William, 202.
Cosyn, Master Malcolm, prebendary of
Caddington Major in St. PauPs, Lon-
don, 543.
, , prebendary of St. Stephen*!^,
Westminster, 543.
, Robert, 17, 20, 530.
And see Cousyn.
Coteler, Richard, parson of Walton-on-the
Hill, 800.
Cotes by Lotiglilwrough, co, Lcicefter, 362.
by Ingham, 115.
Cotes by Stowe St. Mary, co. Lincoln, 282.
Cotes, C^tys, Cottes, John, 414, 415.
, Richard, 351.
Thomas, 216, 462.
Cotford, Walter, 126.
Cothelstone, Cotheleston, co. Somerset, 286,
366.
Cotingham, John, abbot of St. Mary*8, York,
828.
Coton, prebend of, 387.
Coton, Ralph, 505.
Cottam, Cotum, co. Nottingham, 543.
Cottesmore, co. Rutland, 209, 282.
Cottesmore, John, justice of the Bench, 419.
Cottingham, Cotyngham, Cotyngham, co.
York, 57, 63, 83.
Cottisford, Cottesford, co. Oxford, 73.
Cotton, John, 32.
, Thomas, 154.
, Walter, 154.
, William, 46.
Cotyngham, Robert, 302.
Cotyngham. See Cottingham.
Coudray, Edward, 390.
Cound, Gonede, co. Salop, 443.
Counstabie, Thomas, 195.
Counte, Benedict le, 500.
Counteryng, Moses, 41.
Countess Meadow in Bumpstcad, co. Essex,
197.
Counthorpe, co. Lincoln, 336.
Countree, John, 233.
Couper, Edmund, 319.
, Henry, 416.
, Richard, 518.
.Thomas, 418.
, William, 194, 266, 414.
And see Cowper.
Coupuldyk, John, the elder, 358.
, , the younger, 3.')8.
Court, Henry, 220.
Courte, John, 135, 414.
Courtenay, Courtney, Curtenay, Curteo,
Henry, 70, 119, 429, 553, 572.
Hugh, 36, 204, 233, 452, 488.
, Humphrey, 33, 204.
, John, 85, 148, 424, 630,
, Peter, 368.
, Philip, 33, 87.
, knight, 28, 33, 87, 98,204,232,
562.
, Reginald de [temp. Hen.II.] ,342,39.3.
, Thomas, fifth earl of Devon, 70, 86,
429.
, , sixth earl, 13, 32, 84, 70, 85,
86,94,105, 118, 118, 153, 215, 220,
263, 859, 425, 429, 452, 476, 486.
, William, 99, 202, 563,1571.
Courteys, Roger, 204.
Cowrihofpe, William, 362.
Cousyn, Cousin, John, 550.
■ •., Robert, 50, 184, 437.
614
GENERAL INDEX.
CousyD, John, keeper of the king's great ^vard-
robe, 436.
CouteAhale. See Coltish&ll.
Cove, Richard, 33, 34.
Coveley. See Cowley.
Coventre, Edmand, 536.
, Henry, 268,
Coventry, Coventre, 44, 56, 66, 80, 133, 175,
227, 258, 277, 285. 324, 487, 490, 505,
531,537.
mayor and commonalty of, 168, 236.
, mayor of, 524.
And see Brograve.
, mint at, 446.
, charter dated at, 155.
, archdeacon of. See Kilkenny.
, outhiwry in, 172, 418, 420, 605.
St. Mary*8 priory, 85.
, , convent of, 90, 227, 581.
.,, , , prior of, 199.
, .\,, , John Shotteawell, prior of, 90.
, , , Thomas Deram, prior of, 85.
, , , , sub-prior of, 85.
, St, Anne's by, prior and convent of,
157.
, , Robert, prior of, 158.
Coventry and Lichfield, diocese of, 48, 55,
270, 300, 379, 381, 387, 518, 550.
, bishop of. See Hales ; Longespee .
Coverdale, Roger, chaplain of Eccleswell, 93.
Covert, John, 390.
Cowbridge, Coabrugge, co. Glamorgan, men
of, 427.
Cowelyng, Robert, 206.
Cowfolde, CO. Sussex, 555.
Cowick, Cowyk, co. Devon, alien priory of,
222, 273.
Cowley, Coveley, co. Buckingham, 440.
, CO. Stafford, 327, 331.
Cowle, Richard, 280.
, Robert, 280.
, Thomas, 264.
Cowepere, John, chaplain of the charnel-
house of St. Paul's cathedral, Loudon,
420.
Cowper, John, 318, 511.
, William, 135.
Covrton, North, North Cowton, co. York, 169.
, South, CO. York, 169.
Cowton, Thomas, 54.
Coydrath, in South Wales, 1 14.
, forest of, 114.
Crabbe, WiUiam, 503.
Crabden, Robert, 173.
Crabhay, co. Cornwall, 372.
Crackenthorpe, Crakenthorpe, co. Westmore-
land, 536.
Cradley, Cradeley, CO. Worcester, 112, 223,
261, 297.
Craell. See Crail.
Craford, Richard, 80.
Craforth, Richard, 49.
Crafthole, CrofthuU, co. Cornwall, 225, 227,
331.
Crafton, John, 48.
Crail, Craell, in Scotland, 50.
Crake, Alexander, 63, 134.
Crakenthorp, John, of Holgill, 575.
Crambourn, in Windsor Forest, 44, 439.
Crambom [co. York], 876, 377.
Crambume. See Cranbome.
Cranborne, Crambume, co. Dorset, S, 54, 55,
87.
, CO. Wilts, 51.
Crane, Henry, 52.
Craneleston, in Ireland, 117.
Craneboum. See Cranborne.
Cranebroke, Henry, parson of West Tilburj,
296, 339.
, , parson of Burwasb, 339.
Cranfield, co. Bedford, 331.
Cranmore, East, Estrannemerc, co. Somerset,
265.
Cransley, Crannesley, co. Northampton, 35,
369.
C ran well, William, 382.
Cratfield, Cratfeld, co. Suffolk, 199, 387, 454.
Cratfeldhall, co. Suffolk, 887.
Crathom, Ralph, 348.
Craucumb, Godfrey de, 395.
Craven, co. York, 342.
Crawden, co. Cambridge, 210.
And see Croydon.
Cray, North, co. Kent, 544.
Creake, Creyk, co. Norfolk, St. Mary de
Pratis, John, abbot of, 508.
Creations of peers, 325, 332.
Crecy, John, 223.
, , dean •f St-. Mary, Shrewsbury,
94.
, , prebendary of St. Stephen,
Westminster, 94.
Creech, Criche, co. Dorset, 131.
Creef, Robert, 206.
Creekstown, Cruyston, co. Meath, 117.
Cregge, co. Sussex, 451.
Creke. See Crick.
Creke, Thomas, 135.
Creklade, Nicholas, 385.
Cremyll Passage, cos. Devon and Cornwall,
536.
Cremyll, WiUiam, 232.
Cropping, Croppyng, co. Essex. 193, 197.
Cressener, Ralph, 134, 180, 205.
Creswell, Carswell, co. Hereford, alien priory
of, 218.
Creswell, Henry, 26.
, Richard, 206,234.
, William, 206, 234.
Creting, Cretyng, co. Suffolk, alien priory of,
73.
Cretingham, Cretyngham, co. Suffolk, 179,
355.
Crewkarne, Richard, 256.
GENERAL INDEX.
615
Crewkerne, Crokehorne, Crakern, Troke-
horoe, CO. Somerset, 70, 185, 225, 227,
831, 420.
, hundred of, 70.
, chantry of St. BCarj in church of, 70.
Crewys, John, 254, 508.
Crich, CO. Derby, 414, 420.
Criche. See Creech.
Criche, Robert, prior of Montacute, 107.
Crick, Creke [co. Northampton], 107.
Crickhowell, Crughowell, 268.
Crickhide, Crykelade, co. Wilts, 181.
.., men of, 265. *
Cricksea, Crjkeshithe, Kyrk Hithe, co. Essex,
259, 818.
CrioiU, Bertram de, 408.
Chriiithwaytt. See Gristhwaite.
Cristien, 280.
Cristmasse, Stephen, 880.
Cristyn, William. 297.
Crockpmwell, Crokkeme Well, co. Devon, 54,
227, 859, 872, 490.
Croft, Crofte, Nicholas, 825.
, Richard, 847.
, the elder. 44, 182, 475, 575.
i , the younger, 42, 44, 84, 89,
108. 278, 848, 844, 478.
, Thomas. 108, 278, 843, 478.
, , sherifF of Merioneth, 358.
Crofte, CO. Lincoln, 112, 151, 371.
Croftes, John, 4.
Crofthull. See Crafthole.
Crofton, CO. Lancaster, 145.
,., CO. Somerset, 459.
Crofton, William, 666.
Croke, Edward, parson of Lilley, 318.
, John, 351, 428, 502, 504.
, Robert, 385.
Crokehom, Dan William, abbot of Muchelney,
478.
., Richard, 256.
Crokesden. See Croztou.
Crokker, Geoffirey, 314.
John, 204, 314.
, Richard, 314.
, William, 490.
Crokkeme Well. See Crockemwell.
Crome, Nicholas, 266.
Cromer, Crowemer, co. Norfolk, 469.
Cromly, in Ireland, 293.
Cromlyn, in Ireland, 1 1, 329.
Cromwell. Ralph, lord, 44. 273.
And see Crumwell.
Crope, John, 527.
Croppyng. See Cropping.
Cropweli Bishop. Bysehopcrophill, co. Not-
tingham. 255.
Cros, Peter, 457.
Crosby. Crosseby. John, 351, 487.
, , vicar of Wrothain, 1.
Crosman. William. 3.
Crosse. Henry, 52.
John. 411,490.
, Thomas, 28, 32, 504,
Crosse, William, 374, 190.
Crosseby. See Crosby.
Crossthwaite. Crossetwhaitc. co. We« more-
laud, 169.
Croucestre, Edmund, 485.
.Richard. 21,485.
Croude. See Crowde.
Croule. See Crowle.
Crowde, Croude, William, 19, 509.
Crowe, John the younger. 1 73.
, Thomas, 52.
Crowemer. See Cromer.
Crowhurst. Crowehurst, co. Sussex, 138, 407.
Crowle, Croule, co. Worcester, 91, 888.
Croxby, co. Lincoln. 371.
Croxton, Crokesden, oo. Cambridge, 444.
Croxton, Thomas, 189. 288, 457, 565.
, coroner and attorney in the
King's Bench, 1, 15.
Croydon, Crawden, co. Cambridge, 461.
, CO. Surrey. 545.
Croydon, Thomas, 48.
Croyland. co. Lincoln, 137.
„ , abbot and convent of, 137, 421.
Croysse Lloyd, co. Monmouth, 425.
Croysse Meurik Vaghan, co. Monmouth, 425.
Cmce, Maurice, 278.
Crud worth. See Curd worth.
Crukem. See Crewkerne.
Cruldiche. See Coleridge.
Crumwell, Ralph, treasurer of England, 310.
And tee Cromwell.
Crundell, Crundale, co. Kent, 330.
Cruse. Maurice. 202.
Crust, John, 256.
Crustwich, co. Essex, 193, 197, 292.
Cruyston. See Creekstown.
Crykelade. See Cricklade.
Cryxhethe. See Crioksea.
Cubert, Robert, 206.
Cublington, Cobelyngton, oo. Buckingham,
195, 369.
Cucklington. Coklyngton, co. Somerset, 443.
Cudbert, William, 428.
Cudham, Codam, co. Kent, 419.
Cudlawe, co. Sussex, 443.
Culford, charter dated at, 166.
Callumpton. See CoUumpton.
Culpeper, Colpepir, John, 566.
Richard, 102, 269. 301, 566.
Culreton. See Kilton.
Culworth, CO. Northampton, 5.
Cumberford, Comberford, William, 459, 572.
Cumberland county. 40. 66, 109, 132. 138,
890, 477.
, sheriff of. See Lowthvr.
, eitcheator in, 220, 332, 353.
1
■
t
610
GENERAL INDEX.
Cumberland, commissious of the peace in, 561.
Cumberworth, Coinberworth, co. Lincoln,
468.
Cumkairan. See Cwmcarvan.
Congresbuij. See Congenbury.
Cunnesburgh. See Conieboroagb.
Connisthorp, 376.
CuntBtable. See Constable.
Cunstoii. See Congrestone.
Cuntyes, co. Norfolk, 186.
Cupper, Thomas, vicar of Kingsclere, 259.
Cur, Marciot le, 451.
Curci, Bichard de, 376.
, Robert de, 376.
Cnrdworth, Crudworth, co. Warwick, 172,
490.
Carle, John, 416.
Curry Mallet, Cory Malet, co. Somerset, 23,
115, 198, 293, 862.
Curson, John, 31, 81, 135.
Robert, 473.
, Thomas, 253.
Curteney. See Coortenay.
Curteo. See Courtenay.
Curteys, Brian, 419.
, Henry, 842.
, John, 855, 373, 378, 418, 419, 508.
, Peter, 354.
, Richai^, 278, 347.
, Robert, 175.
, William, 38.
Cnrteyse, Thomas, 37.
Curweu, Corwen, Thomas, 561.
Curwyn, William, 550.
Customs, 21, 51, 59, 63, 76,105, 117, 137,
143, 195, 198, 224, 229, 269, 289, 332,
987, 422, 426, 432, 436, 438, 444, 465,
518, 530, 540, 543, 546.
.great, 12, 13, 79, 106, 188,294,295,
358, 386, 423, 432, 440, 448, 458, 466,
518, 515.
, petty, 10, 12, 22, 55, 61, 63, 79, 95,
106, 188, 198, 223, 263, 269, 275, 294,
345, 353, 363, 386, 387, 432, 440, 458,
472,513,515.
, of wools, hides and wool-fells, 10, 11,
65, 63, 92, 107, 116, 181, 148. 149,
182, 222, 223, 229, 267, 336, 345, 863,
378, 432, 466, 487.
Ctttwolf, Robert, prior of Newstead in Shir-
wode, 22.
Cwmcarvan, Cumkarvan, co. Monmouth, 425.
D.
Dabemon, Richard, 544.
Dabzac, John, 36, 452.
Dacre [co. Cumberland], 122, 140, 534.
Dacre, Edmund de, 140.
> Giles, 188.
Dacre, Thomas, 140, 534.
knight, 140, 534.
, lord Dacre, 40.
I And aee Fenys.
I Dagenhams in Havering, co. Essex, 321.
Dagnale, Thomas, 204.
Dagvile, WilUam, 570.
Dakkes, Margaret, 92.
Dalahowe, John, 280.
Dalamar, Dalamore, Thomas, 263, 435, 553.
Dalbere, co. Derby, 7, 9, 104.
Dalberelees, co. Derby, 7, 9, 104.
Dalby, Little, co. Leicester, 254.
Dalby, John, 254.
, Richard, 511.
Dale. See Deal.
Dale, Edward, 62.
, George, 110, 117, 127.
, Thomas, 86, 507.
Daleby, Robert de, master of Rurton St.
Lazarus of Jerusalem, 136.
Dalley. See Dawley.
Dallington, Dalyngton, co. Sussex, 138.
Dallyng, Simon, warden of the Hall of Holy
Trinity, Cambridge, 473.
, Master William, 94.
I Dalston, Daweston, co. Cumberland, 382.
Dalton, James, 262.
, WiUiam, 510.
Dalyngrigge, Richard, 37, 206, 444, 572, 574,
Damery, John, 253.
Damett, Robert, 410.
Damme, John, 200, 203, 205, 568.
Dammory, Richard, 330, 445, 480.
Damport, James, 123, 460.
Danby, co. York, 169.
Dauby Wisk, co. York, 336.
Danby, Robert, 30, 65, 99, 132, 133, 201, 204,
206, 233, 270, 279, 281, 803, 304, 346,
347, 458, 488-490, 496, 529, 530, 552,
562, 566-570, 574, 576.
> , chief justice cf the Bench, 1, 7,
19, 39, 49, 57, 91, 128, 172, 178, 177,
181, 211, 216, 225, 253, 284, 295, 297,
318, 314, 316, 381, 383, 410, 412, 414,
415, 413, 420, 439, 469, 470, 474, 476,
485, 501, 503-506, 511-513, 519, 526,
631, 537, 538, 644.
Dandolo, Marino, 459.
Dane, co. Kent, 88, 121, 465, 549.
Danecourt, Daynconrt, co. Kent, 88, 464, 548.
Dange. See Dengey.
Dangore, John, 122.
Daniell, Thomas, 479.
Danke, Simon, 506.
Dankestyr. See Doncaster.
Dansey. See Dengey.
Dansk. See Danzig.
Danvers, Richard, 264, 278.
Robert, 66, 99,183, 178, 201,279,
300, 301, 303, 304, 846, 347, 488-490,
529, .530,564-567, 570. 573, 574.
GENERAL INDEX.
617
Daovcrs, Robert, justice of the Beuch, 14.
, Katbariaehis wife, 178.
, Roger, 574.
, Anne, 178.
, Irabd, 178.
, Sybil, 178.
, William, 559.
Danyell, Edward, 501.
, Gasyn, 142.
, George, 82, 279, 565.
, Henry, 82.
, John, 878, 578.
, Robert, 416.
» Thomas, 111, 182, 200, 452, 458.
, , sheriff of SafEolk, 175.
William, 50, 141, 441.
Danyelslond, co. Devon, 372.
Danyshampton, co. Devon, 265.
Danang, Dansk, in Prussia, 349, 350.
, ship called Buyshule of, 349.
Darcey, Jolin, lord, 469.
••• , , Joan his wife, 469.
Darcy, Robert, 4.1, 564.
Darell, George, 8, 90, 101, 182, 177, 274.
, , keeper of the great wardrobe,
17, 202.
., Isabel, 478.
, Pan], 452.
, Richard, 572.
Thomas, 193.
, William, 882, 566.
Darlond,. Richard, 19, 95.
Darlton, Derlyngton, co. Nottingham, 22G.
Darset, Thomas, 849.
Darsset, William, 472.
Dart, Derte, river, 142.
Dartford, co. Kent, 279.
, prioress and convent of, 167, 556.
Dartington, Dertyngton, co. Devon, 7, 10,
104, 142.
Dartmoor, Dertmore, co. I>evun, forest of,
126, 860, 482.
Dartmouth, Dertmouth, Clifton Dartmouth
Hardenesse, co. Devon, 23, 75, 187,
225, 226, 230, 807, 308, 412, 454.
, port of, 12, 20, 72, 75, 187.
, CO. Devon, mayor of, 37.
And tee For<ter.
, mayor and burgesses of, 75, 307.
Danmdell, Richard, 328.
Dasse, John, 489.
Danbeny, Daubeney, Alice, 6, 800.
, Giles, 6, 299.
, William, 6,299.
Daubeney s, Dawbeneys, co. Middlesex, 176,
326.
Dandelegh, James, 142.
, Thomas, 142.
And see Andeley.
Daonce, Philip, 412.
Dauncy, Robert, 169.
Danndcsey, John, 176.
Daune, Hagh, 73.
Daunoe, John, 102.
Daunt, John, 101.
Dauson. See Dawson.
Dautre, Robe^, 253.
Davell, Hichard, parson of PJBuplingue, 176.
Daventre, Robert de, 430, 480.
, Simon de, 430, 480.
Daventry, co. Northampton, 316.
David, earl (of Huntingdon ), 312.
, Blias, 367, 522.
David ap Howell, 219.
ap Javan, rector of Acton Bumell, 94,
459.
ap John, 296.
Davy. Henry, 278, 547.
William, 279, 547.
, John, 52, 55, 57, 59, 154, 337, 488.
Oliver, 242, 531.
, Thomas, 202, 410.
Davyson, John, 505.
Robert, 342.
Dawekyn, Thomas, 174.
Daweston. See Dalston.
Dawley, Dalley, Dalleley, o. Salop, 316,317,
443.
Dawney, Peter, 455.
, Ance his wife, 455.
Dawson, Dauson, Daweson, John, 443, 492.
, Robert, 378.
, Roger, 412.
, Roland, 492.
...,Thumas, 413.
, WiUiam, 4, 552.
Dawys, John, 40.
Dax, in Aquitaine, b3.
Daye, John, 185.
Dayncourt. See Danecourt.
Deakisbeare, co. Devon, 372.
Deal, Dale, Dele, Deyll, co. Kent, 88, 159,
465, 548.
Dean. See Dane.
Dean, Little, co. Gloucester, 169, 533.
Dean, Dene, co. Gloucester, forest of, 18, 24,
91, 117, 325,329, 361, 375, 432.
, CO. Wilts, 546.
Prior, CO. Devon, 505.
Dean, Thomas, 32.
Deane, William, 197.
Debbenham, John, 1.
Debenham, Debynham, Gilbert, 28, 66, 67,
135, 420.
, the elder, 33, 573.
, , the younger, 52, 206.
, 9 • clerk of the market of
the household, 8.
Debracunhac, John, 284.
Decone, Thomas, 533.
Deconson, John, 125.
Dedewodd, John, 284.
618
GENERAL INDEX.
Dedham, co. Essex, 272.
Dedifihome. See Dittisham.
Dedo, Peter, 12.
Deeping, Depyng, co. Lincoln, 131.
, West, CO. Lincoln, 131.
Deerhurst, Derhurst, DruHi, co. Gloucester,
alien priory of, 196.
, hundred of , 148.
De la Hay, Gerard, 299, 560, 565.
Pelamare, Thomas, 474, 559.
Delamore, Thomas, 253.
, , Margaret his wife, 253.
Delatour, Antony, 130.
Delehay, Nicholas, 514.
Delf, John, 410.
Delft» in Holland, 348.
Delves, John, 572.
Denardake, co. Cornwall, 220.
Denbigh, Dinhiegh, Dynbigh, in North
Wales, 24, 43, 51, 60, 62, 63, 89, 129,
421.
Dene, co. Kent, 403, 464, 548.
And see Dean.
Dene, John, 1, 389, 419.
, Robert, 320.
, Thomas, 489.
Dengey, Dange, co. Essex, 535.
, Dangebrigge, CO. Essex, 535.
, Dangehall, co. Essex, 169, 535.
, Dansey, co. Essex, 169, 535.
Dengyn. See Dingle.
Denham, 5.
, CO. Berks, 445.
Denham, John, 89, 144, 303, 370, 518.
, Charles, Karl, 38, 232, 283.
, Roger, 233.
And see Dynham.
Denmark, 286, 378.
, king of, 469.
Dcnneye [co. Cambridge], abbess and sisters
of, 239.
, Joan, abbess of, 289.
Dcnnington, Donyngton, co. Suffolk, 179,
355.
Denny, Denne, cO. Gloucester, 293, 519.
Denny, Christopher, 492.
Denshill, Densyll, Richard, 87, 364, 365, 368,
389.
Denston, John, 573.
Dent^ John, 111.
Denton, co. Kent, 830.
, CO. Lincoln, 520.
Denton, John, 66.
, Richard, 520.
, William, 294.
Deny, William, 816.
Denyngton, John, abbot of Tavistock, 536.
Denys, John, 301, 846, 364, 865, 868, 389,
563.
, Maurice, 201, 531.
, , sheriff of Gloucester, 229.
Denys, Alice his wife, 531.
, Michael, 457.
, Robert, 882, 573.
, Roger, 535, 542, 543.
, Walter, 882.
, William, 37, 506.
Denysshe, John, 75.
Deptford, Depford, co. Kent, 131, 264.
Depjrng. See Deeping.
Depyng, John, 511.
Deram, Thomas, sub -prior of St. Mary's,
Coventry, 85.
, , prior of the sanlc, 85.
Derant, William, 505.
Derby, 2, 82, 96, 430, 436, 480.
, burgesses of, 155.
, hospital of St. Leonard at, 51,
, county of, 29, 31, 40, 57, 100, 102,
117, 133, 134, 226, 860, 857, 436, 444.
, , sheriffof, 81, 35, 100, 102,134,
135, 226, 280, 304, 357, 486, 480, 554,
562.
Arid see Monte Gomeri ; Leek.
, , escheatOT in, 85, 220, 332, 334,
455, 524, 534.
, , outlawry in, 420.
, , commissions of the peace in,
562.
Derby, Henry de (earl of), 326.
, John, 880, 374.
, William, 374.
Dereham, East, co. Norfolk, 266, 317.
Derfeld. See Driffield.
Derfold, co. Sussex, 138.
Derham, John, 530.
Derlyng, William, 276.
Derlyngton. See Darlton.
Derlyngton, Reginald, 256, 320, 410.
, Robert, 256, 820, 410.
Demeford, James, 37.
Demforth, co. Cambridge, 525.
Demton, Thomas, prior of Holy Trinity, York ,
450.
Dernyngham Dyke, co. York, 237.
Derrant, John, 389.
Derte. See Dart.
Dertford. See Dartford.
Dertmore. See Dartmoor.
Dertmouth. See Dartmouth.
Dertyngton. See Dartington.
Derwent by Catton, co. York, 342.
, Went, river [co. York] , 35, 223, 451,
528.
, [co. Cumberland], 106, 466.
Derydo, John, 4.
Desenyng, 6.
Desereius, Dominic, 1 1 .
Desmond, Thomas, earl, 196, 263, 340.
) ....... deputy lieutenant in Ireland
270, 516.
Desney, John, 36.
GENERAL INDEX.
619
Despenser, Edward le, 427.
....«...., Hugh le, 59, 810, 895.
, Thomas, lord, 119.
Deth, John, 439.
Detysham. See Dittisham.
Deaelyssh. See Dewlish.
D«upkauleis, Bernard, 284.
Deve, John, parson of Ewhurst, 858.
, , viear of Tenterden, 353.
Develyn. See Dublin.
DeTenjsshe, John, 75, 205, 489, 574.
,Bichard, 416.
, William 172.
Devereux, Walter, 486.
, of Ferrers, 38, 45, 65, 98, 100,
126, 132, 151, 153,270, 280, 886, 855,
546, 564.
, Anne his wife, 151.
Devizes, la Vise, Vyse, co. Wilts, 8, 1 1, 32, 64,
95, 198, 274, 317, 430, 482.
, major and burgesses of, 240.
, charters dated at, 235.
Devon, county of, 19, 28, 28, 33, 34, 87, 44,
64,70,76, 83, 94,99, 102, 111, 117,
119, 122, 129, 148, 144, 160, 201, 204,
217, 232, 233, 268, 283, 284, 301, 804,
349,378, 391, 428, 439, 440, 452, 529,
530, 532.
, sheriff of, 99, 389, 429, 459, 490, 530.
And see Arundell.
, escheator in, 107, 363, 455.
And see Hudy ; Gille.
, outlawries in, 3, 4, 178-175, 181, 254,
256, 314, 315, 317, 319, 320, 382, 410,
412, 414, 417, 418, 501, 508, 505, 509,
511.
, mines in, 19, 23, 197, 519.
, stannaries in 19, 489.
, , warden ot See Dynham;
Stafford.
stannary men of, 84.
, tin and lead in, 44, 546.
, coinage of tin and lead in, 23, 80, 268,
519.
justices of the peace in, 476.
, commissions of the peace in, 562.
, earl of. <See Courtenay.
, countess of. See Ferrers ; Fortibus.
Dewchurch, co. Hereford, 872.
Dewlish, Deuelyssh, co. Dorset 111, 200, 458.
Dewsalh Deweswall. co. Hereford, 372.
Dey, John, 281.
, Richard, 317.
Deyll. See Deal.
Diabella the Jewess, 500.
Dicson, Robert, 492.
Dido, Peter, 12.
Diffymbrian, in South Wales, 114.
Digby, Dygby, co. Lincoki, 179, 355.
Dighy, Dygby, Bverard, 168, 177, 354, 486.
Digger, Dygges, John, 102, 215, 429, 566.
, Thomas 215.
Dinas, Dynase, in Wales, 268, 526, 527.
Dinbiegh. See Denbigh.
Dingestow, Dyngstowe, co. Monmouth, 425.
Dingle, Dengyn, in Ireland, 51.
Diptford, Dupeford, co. Devon, 368, 505.
Dirham, John, 560.
Diseworth, co. Leicester, 317.
Dishforth, Dysseford, co. York, 169.
Dis», CO. Norfolk, 411.
Disierth, Dysserth, co. Flint, 27, 437.
Dissmgton, North, co. Northumberhmd, 265.
Ditchbum, West, co. Northumberland, 485.
Dittisham, Dedishome, Detysham, co. Devon,
192, 320.
Ditton, Dutton, co. Kent, 419.
Ditton, charter dated at, 406.
Dixon, Dixson, Dyxon, John, 458, 492.
, Nicholas, 45.
, Thomas, 151, 303.
Dobbes, John, 570.
Dobeney, Thomas, 855.
Docking, Dockyng, co. Norfolk, alien priory
of, 73.
Dockyng, Dokkyng, Robert, 410, 528, 566.
Dodbrook, Dodebrokeburgh, co. Devon, 509.
Dodde, William, 291, 816, 817, 442.
Doddinghnrst, Dodyngherst, Duddynghurst,
CO. Essex, 184, 193, 197.
Doddington, Dodyngton, co. Northampton,
195.
, Great, 369.
Doddington Pygot, co. Lincoln, 35, 528.
Dode, John, 214.
Dodford, Doddeford, co. Worcester, priory of,
321.
Dodington, co. Salop, 443.
Dodym, Richard, 100.
Dodyngton. See Dunton.
Dogettes, co. Essex, 145.
Dogmanton, John, 32.
Doke, William, 819.
Dokeray, James, 117.
Doket, Master Andrew, president of Queen's
College, Cambridge, 495.
Dokkyng. See Doeking.
Dokyll, Richard, 545.
Doland, Richard, parson of Ijeveland, 387.
Dolfyn, John, 488.
Dolman, Richard, 293.
, William, 293.
Dolton, Dovelton, Dowelton, co. Devon, 119,
429.
Dolyngeham, Thomas, 374.
Dolyngham. See DnlliDgham.
Domesday Book, 94, 512.
Dommer. See Dummer.
Don, Doon, Donne, river, 35, 223, 451, 528.
Don, Done, Donuc, John, 3, 65, 111, 134, 301.
430.
» sheriff of Carmarthen and Car-
digaii, 40.
620
GENERAL INDEX.
Don, John, mayor of Southampton, 67.
, f Elisabeth his wife, 430.
And see Doune.
Donaghmore, Danamore, co. Meath^ 124,
840.
Donboyng. See Dunboyiie.
Doucaster, Dankestyr, co. York, 323, 410,
411,443,508.
, letters patent dated at, 291.
, charter dated at, 161.
Donerdall. See Dunnerdale.
Donet, John, 194, 266.
Dongledy, in South Wales, 114.
Donne. See Don.
Donington, Donyngton, co. Leicester, 104,
354.
upon the heath, co. Leicester, 177,
354
, CO. Lincoln, (69.
Donsford. See Donsford.
Donsland, co. Devon, 872.
Donstonborough. See Dunstanburgh.
Dontisburn. See Duntisbom.
Dontissh, co. Dorset, 111, 200, 458.
Donton. See Danton.
Donwyohe. See Donwich.
Donyngton. See Dennington, Donington,
Dunningtou, Danton.
Donyngton, John, 2.
, Thomas, 508.
Doo, John, 316.
Doon. See Don.
Doon, John, 143.
Dorchester, Dorcestrc, co. Dorset, 60, 154,
379, 480,480,517.
, burgesses of, 427.
, hospital of St. John Baptist at, 1 4 1 .
Dore, Dowre, co. Hereford, abbot and convent
of, 388, 424.
Dore, Geoffrey, 411, 524.
, WilUam, 101.
Dorell, Thomas, 193.
Doreward, Dorward, John, 184, 180, 205,
449.
.., , the elder, 83, 83, 564.
, , the younger, 83.
Dorham. See Durham.
Dorking, Dorkyng, co. Surrey, 88, 465, 587,
548.
Dorlet, John, 172.
Dorset county, 8, 82, 34, 85, 44, 57, 78, 75,
87, 92, 94, 98, 101, 107, 111, 124, 128,
129, 134, 144, 149, 160, 178, 185, 203,
218, 281, 262, 263, 288, 284, 304, 379,
391, 452, 484, 489, 515, 529, 530.
, sheriff of, 98, 134, 208, 480, 489, 530,
558.
Ajid see Stafford.
, escheator in, 82, 107, 188, 884, 868.
And see Gille ; Mauncell.
, outlawries in, 172, 413, 416.
, ulnage of cloth in, 22.
Dorset, justices of the peace in, 101.
, commissions of the peace in, .563.
Dorston, co. Hereford, 372.
Doublesquiele, Ralph, 446.
DoQghton, CO. Gloucester, 131.
Douglas, James, earl of, 105, 115, 116,291,
432.
, John, 105, 115.
,WiUiam,517.
Doune, Hugh, 73.
, John, 84, 38, 569.
And see Don.
Dounes, Kalph, 31.
Dounton, 462.
Dounton Weylate. See Danton Weylatt
Dounton, Thomas, 180, 205.
Dourysshe, Thomas, the yoanger, 99.
And see Dowerissh.
Dovedale, Bobert, chief justice of the Common
Bench in Ireland, 21.
Doyedall, Thomas, 284.
Dovehon. See Dolton.
Dover, co. Kent, 24, 194, 264, 266, 267.
, constable of the castle of, 203, 277.
And see Neville.
..• , port of, 159.
, charters dated at, 159, 898, 404, 557.
, St . Martin's, prior and convent of,
159.
, , John Newenham, prior of, 159.
•• , hospital of the House of God at, 397.
Dover, Thomas, 490.
Dovercourt, co. Essex, 278.
Doverdale, co. Worcester, 91, 888.
Dovonrre, Nicholas de, master of Burton St.
Lazarus of Jerusalem, 136.
Dowdall, Thomas, the king's serjeant at law
in Ireland, 184.
Dowelton. See Dolton.
Dowembell, Edmund, 889.
Dowenet, Ealph, 204.
Dowenyng, John, 415.
Dowerissh, Dowriche, Thomas, 87, 452, 490,
568.
, , the younger, 568.
Dowes, John, 125.
Dowlish, West, co. Somerset, 290.
Down and Connor, Richard, bishop of, 262.
Downe. See Doune.
Downell, Nicholas, 343.
Downe XJnfravile, co. Devon, 108.
Downham, co. Essex, 76, 197.
, CO. Suffolk. 508.
Downham, John, abbot of Beauchief, 280.
, Thomas, parson of Witherne, 73.
I>owuhamford, Dunhampford, co. Kent, 199.
, hundred of, 408.
Downhead, Dunhead, co. Somerset, 226.
Downs, the, 65, 203.
Dowre. See Dore.
Dowthwaite, Touthwaitc, co. Cumberland, 109.
GENERAL INDEX.
621
Doxfordy Duxfeld, oo. NorthumbdrlaDd, 265.
Doyle, Geoffrey, 267.
Doyly, Simon, 319, 510.
DraghtoD. See Drayton.
Draghton, John, 254.
Drake, John, 175.
Draper, John, parson of Buckingham, 433.!
, Thomas, 109, 347, 614.
Drayton, 131.
, CO. Middlesex, 197.
, West, CO. Middlesex, 371.
, CO. Northampton, ^IS,
, CO. Somerset, 108.
, CO. Sassex, 465, 548.
, Fen, Fendrayton, co. Cambridge, 218,
502.
, Dry, CO. Cambridge, 158.
, Draghton, cu. Norfolk, 174.
Drayton, John, 185, 259.
, Nicholas, 418.
, Richard, 279, 476.
, William, 476.
Dreng, 376.
Drewe, John, the elder, 180.
, the younger, 180.
, Henry, 283, 234, 314.
Dre>v8teington, Teyngton Drewe, co. Devon,
814.
Driffield, Dryffeld, Derfeld, co. York, 258,
502.
, Great, 316, 508.
Driiond, Robert, 133.
Drogheda,in Ireland, 21.
, port of, 11, 21, 121, 335.
, statute of, 40.
Droitwich, Wyche, co. Worcester, 91, 131,
388.
, hospital of St. Mary at, 287.
Droungolou, co. Cornwall, 197.
Drue, William, 258.
Druell, Master John, 89.
, , parson of Fulham, 415.
Dniry, Thomas, 414.
, William, 547.
Drast. See Deerhurbt.
Dryffeld, William, 511.
Dryland, Richard, 509.
, Valentine, 367.
Drylond, Robert, 301.
Drypool, co. York, 237, 509.
Dryson, Thomas, 82.
Dryver, John, 264.
Duardyny, 265.
Diibeney, John, 256.
Dublin, Develyn, in Ireland, 21, 26, 40^ 54,
76, 184, 21.% 293.
I Parliament at, 272.
.., portof, 11, 21, 121,335.
, mayor of. See Bumell.
county, 72.
Duddynghurst. See Doddinghurst.
Dudcley, William, dean of Wolverhampton,
60.
Dudley, John, 443.
, lordof Duddcley,332,458,541.
, , treasurer of the houMehold of
Henry VI., 120.
, Oliver, 278.
, William, 444.
Dudman, John, 72.
Dudbtone, Budeston, co. Gloucester, hundred
of, 293.
Dad well, Dude well, co. Sassex, 188.
Dafleld, John, 837.
William, canon of St Peter's, York,
174.
, , canon of St. Mary's, South-
well, 174.
, , canon of St. John's, Beverley.
174.
Doffield, CO. Derby, 81, 288.
Dnhald, Pelenant, 879.
Dake, Richard, 22.
, Walter, 268.
, William, 284.
, mayor of Exeter, 33, 35, 37.
Doket, Robert, 575.
Dukmanton, Thomas, 23, 100.
Dulcote, CO. Somerset, 434.
Dallingham, Dolyngham, co. Cambridge, 179.
Dulverton, co. Somerset, 8.
Dummer, Dommer. co. Southampton, 182.
Dunaniore. See Donaghmore.
Danboyne, Donboyng, co. Mtath, 1 17.
Duncan, Robert, 318.
, Master Thomas, parson of Bisley,
129.
Danche, John, 52.
Dandalk, co. Louth, 74.
Dundee, in Scotland, 191, 221, 248.
Duneheved. See Launceston.
Donglasse, in Scotland, 47.
Dunham, John, 259.
Danhampford. See Downhamford.
Dunhed. See Downhead.
Dunmow, co. Essex, 180, 205.
Dunne, John, 188.
Dunuerdale, Donerdall [co. Lancaster], 492.
Dunningtou, Donyngton, co. York, 454.
Dunsford, Donsford, eo. Devon, 54, 227, 859,
372.
Dunstable, co. Bedford, prior and canons of,
251.
t letters patent, dated at, 421.
, charter dated at, 497.
Dunstanburgh, Donstonborough, co. Northum-
berland, 262, 517.
Dunstaple, John, 6.
Dunstode, oo. Northumberhind, 84 1 .
Dunstcr, co. Somerset, 30, 99, 200, 286, 366.
609.
Dunston, co. Lincoln, 167.
622
GENERAL INDEX.
Dunthorn, William, 621, 558.
Duutisbom, Dontisbum, oo. Gloaeester, 197.
DaDtisbom Rous, co. Gloucester, 424.
DuDton, Donton, Donyngton, co. Bucking-
ham, 121, 867, 478.
Duoton Weylstt, Dounton WejIate,co. Essex,
76.
Dunwich, Donwycbe, co. Stt£folk, hospital of
Holy Trinity called 'Measondieu' at,
536.
Daodo, James, 60.
Dupford. See Diptford.
Duport, John, 451.
Duram, John, 64.
Duras. See Dureford.
Duraunt, John, 255.
Duredent, Walter, 32.
Dureford, Galiard, of Duras, 66.
Durham, 328, 893.
, letters patent dated at, 6, 8, 25,29,
52, 479.
, charter dated at, 558.
,bUhopric of, 89, 122,144, 215,261,
347, 863, 375, 390, 549, 550.
, bishop of, 402.
And tee Bothe ) Bek ; Pudsey ; Flam-
bard ; Poor ; Kirkham ; Stichell ;
Poitiers.
, Aumeric, archdeacon of, 398.
, John, archdeacon of, 893.
, priory of St. Cuthbert, 392, 393.
, prior and monks of, 392.
, , Algar, prior of, 392.
Durham, Dorham, John, prior of the monas-
tery of St. Mary, Newstead in Sher-
wood, 11, 79.
, William, perpetual vicar of Brid-
kirke in Allerdale, co. Cumberland,
502.
Durieurd. See Duryards.
Durleigh, Durley. co. Somerset, 192.
Dumeford, co. Devon, 372.
Dursley, Duresley, co. Gloucester, 438.
Duryards, Durieurd, co. Devon, 146.
Dutton. See Ditton.
Duxfeld. See Doxford.
Duza. See Mounteferant.
Dyconson, John, 280.
, Robert, 280.
, Roger, 506.
Dyer, Hugh, 92.
, John, 206, 507, 510.
, William, 202.
Dygby. SecDigby.
Dygges. See Digges.
Dygiyve, John, 374.
, Thomas, 374.
Dymmok, John, 320, 506.
, Thomas, 89, 144, 567.
Dynas. See Dinas.
Dynbrigh. See Denbigh.
Dynbyegh. See Denbigh.
Dyne, John, 64, 174.
Paul, 64.
Dyngeley, Louis, 504.
Dyngley, Thomas» 280.
Dyngleyse, co. Kent, 88, 464, 548.
Dynham, Charles, 338, 860, 864, 414, 563 %
, Joan, 75, 298, 420, 461.
, John, 98, 459,562.
, , esquire, 64, 126, 228, 333,
859, 363-366, 369, 439, 476, 512.
, , knight. 75, 298, 459, 476.
, Philippa his wife, 459.
, Oliver, parson of Cheshunt, 9.
, Roger, 333, 360, 364.
warden of the stannarieft in
Devon, 19.
Dyrham, John, 560.
Dyrido, John, 536.
Dys, John, 385.
Dysseford. See Dishforth.
Dyssertb. See Disserthe.
Dyve, John, 288, 568.
Dyxe, Robert, 4.
Dyxon. See Dixon.
E.
Eadbald, charter of, 403.
Eagleton, Egelton, co. Hereford, 372.
Eakring, Ekeryng^ co. Nottingham, 87.
Eacdington, Arthyngton, co. Salop, prebend
of, 184.
EarPs Barton, co. Northampton, 369, 431.
Earl's Colne, co. Essex, 197.
Earthcott, Erthecote, co. Gloucester, 531.
East, CO. Cornwall, hundred of, 204.
Eastbourne, Estbom, co. Sussex, 87, 88, 465,
548.
Eastergate, Gates, co. Sussex, 145.
Easterlings, 276.
East Hall, Esthall (in Paglesham), co. Essex,
104, 486.
, 00. Kent, 225.
East Ham, co. Essex, 898.
Easthampstead, Esthamstede, co. Berks, 51,
53, 90.
, charters dated at, 210, 251.
East Hope, Esthope, co. York, 169.
Easthorpe, Esthorp, co. Leicester, 104, 352.
Eastling, Eslyng, co. Kent, 380.
Eastlound, Estlande, co. Lincoln, 484.
Eastnets, Estnasse without Colnewater, co.
Essex, 202.
Easton Hall, Estonhall, co. Essex, 1^97, 287.
Easton by Stamford [co. Northampton],
charter dated at, 400.
East Stour, Esture, co. Kent, 419.
J
GENERAL INDEX.
623
Kastwell, CO. Kent, 862, 544.
Eastwood, Estwode, Estwodcle^h, co. Essex,
23, 268.
EHthorne, Ethorn, co. Cornwall, 197.
Ebbosham. See Epsom.
Ebmede, John, 12, 206.
Ebrighton. See Ibberton.
EbringtOD, Eburton, co. Gloucester, 183, 192.
Ebrjngton, co. Dorset, 225, 227, 331.
Eburton. See Ebrington.
Eburton, William, 128.
Ebworthy in Woodbury, co. Devon, 414.
Ecclesale, co. Chester, 488.
Ecclesfield, co. Torlc, prior of, 1 58.
Bccleshall, E^leshale, co. Stafford, 34.
Ecdeston, co. Lancaster, 140, 145, 584.
Eccleawell, Egulleswall [co. flereford], 93.
EchiDgham, Ecbyngham, Thomas, 205 429,
451, 493.
Ecton, CO. Northampton, 111, 431.
Eddewurth, Stephen de, 160.
Ede, William, 319.
Edelimeton. See Edmonton.
Eden river, co. Cumberland, 82.
Edenestowe. See Sdwinstowe.
Edenham, Ednam, co. Lincoln, 141, 179, 361,
508. •
Edenworth. See Edingworth.
Edgar, king of England, charters of, 159,
249, 897, 400, 406, 408.
Kdgeworth, Eggeworth, co. Gloucester, 372.
Edinburgh, Edynburgh, in Scotland, 53, 152,
182,210,271.
Edington, Edyndon, eo. Wilts, monastery of,
312.
, William Godewvn, rector of,
312.
Edingworth, Edenworth, Edyngworth, co.
Somerset, 117,419,484.
Edith Weston, Ediweston, co. Rutland, priory
of, 158.
Ediweston. See Edith Weston.
Edlington, co. York, 511.
Edlyngton, William, 468.
Edmond, John, 51.
, Nicholas, ^66.
, Thomas, 14, 201, 321.
Edmondes Maner in Wingrave, co. Bucking-
ham, 478.
Bdmondson, Henry, 815.
Edmonton, Edelmeton, Edmynton, co. Middle-
sex, 108, 176, 826, 352.
Edmund, charter of, 408.
Edmund, earl of Gomwall, 157, 158.
, charter of, 818.
, earl of Lancaster, son of Henry III.
186, 398.
earl of Rutland, the king's brother,
10, 76, 92, 98, 106, 142, 151, 218, 822,
348, 428, 444, 516, 587.
Edmundestfaorp in Kyngesclere, oo. South-
ampton, 259.
Edmynton. See Edmonton.
Ednam. See Edenham.
Edon, Hugh, 386.
Edryngton. See Erdyngton.
Edward the Confessor, king of Engli^d, 22,
196, 402.
:.., charters of, 61, 159, 165, 236,249,
250, 252, 397, 401, 408, 404, 408, 409,
498, 555.
' Edward L king of England, 71, 158, 190,
223, 260, 267, 286, 346, 373, 428, 463,
524, 557.
, letters patent of, 137, 140, 149, 157,
166, 236-238, 244, 246, 250, 311-313,
838, 853, 398, 401, 403, 405, 407,494,
496, 556.
, charters of, 62, 78,84, 109, 189,
140, 148, 153, 156-158, 160, 161, 165,
166, 170, 171, 190, 228 285-237, 240,
243, 246, 247, 249, 252, 264, 296, 299,
306, 809, 312, 313, 392, S93, 396, 398
-401, 403, 405-409, 446, 482, 495,
497-499, 555, 557, 558.
, when prince, charters of, 311, 477.
Edward II. 27, 115, 267, 2S2, 286, 346, 393,
463, 485, 524, 534, 556.
, letters patent of, 60, 149, 156, 157,
159, 162, 171, 237, 238, 244, 246, 247,
299, 807, 311-818, 338, 407, 485, 497,
556.
, charters of, 59, 78, 84, 109, 189, 146,
148, 153, 159-161, 165, 168, 170, 171,
221, 229, 23.V240, 243, 245, 247, 249-
252, 299, 805, 308, 309, 311-313, 340,
392-894, 897, 898, 400-401, 403-407,
427, 446, 495-499, 527, 555, 557, 558.
, when prince of Wales, churter of,
810.
Edward m. 7,8, 10, 11, 14-19,21-27, 89,
40, 42, 44, 46, 48-50, 53, 56, 59, 64,
72, 75, 77-80, 83, 86, 89, 90, 98, 96,
97, 113,118, 119,122-125, 127,128,
180, 187, 138, 140, 143, 144, 148, 152,
168, 190, 198, 194, 213, 222, 230, 238,
264, 267, 286, 825, 829, 336, 338, 839,
846, 857, 875, 422, 427, 488, 445, 454,
461, 463, 466, 475, 516, 517, 524, 534,
537, 549, 551, 556.
, letters patent of, 48, 49, 61, 62,84,
108, 186, 137, 140, 149, 153, 155-157,
159 160. 162-165, 167, 168, 192, 200,
229, 230, 286-240, 242-244, 246, 247,
285, 299, 806, 8U8, 809, 312, 329, 330,
346, 875, 878, 393, 397-399, 403, 40&-
407, 459, 463-465, 472, 482, 485, 488,
494, 495, 497, 531, 532, 538, 539, 556-
558.
, charters of, 56, 61, 78, 84, 109,
186, 139, 145, 150, 152, 153, 155-162,
164-168, 170, 171, 189, 190, 218, 228,
229, 285-252,299, 305-809,811-313,
840, 342, 892, 898, 896-400, 403-409,
427, 482, 494, 495, 497-499, 523, 588,
557, 558.
, letters close of, 812.
, Great Council of, 218.
, Great Boll of, 57, 127, 522.
C)2i
GENERAL INDEX.
Edward IV. See King, the.
Edward, eiirl of March, afterwards Edward
IV, 46, 51, 94, 112, 121, 129.
Edward, prince of Wales, dake of Cornwall,
earl of Chester, eldest son of Edward
III., 7, 346, 397, 463.
, letiers patent of, 168, 236, 241.
) second duke of York, 326.
, prince of Wales and duke of Corn-
wall, son of Henry VI. 34, 82, 178.
Edward, John, 255.
, Thomas, 565.
Edwinstowe, Edencstowe [co. Nottingham],
140, 226.
Edy, Thomas, 2.
Edjlkyn, Henry, 491.
Edynburgh. See Edinborgh.
Edyndon. See Edington.
Edyngton, William de, bishop of Winchester
[1346-66]. 252, 312.
Effingham, co. Surrey, 545.
Efford, CO. Cornwall, 372.
Egeblaunch, Peter de, bishop of Hereford
[1240-1268], 408.
Eggremont, William, parson of GDsforth,
479.
Egham, 12. ;
, CO. Surrey, 206.
Egilton. See Egleton.
Egle, CO. Sussex, 88, 464, 548.
Egleshale. See Eccleshall.
Egleton, Egilton, co. llutland, 8.
Egremont, co. Cumberland, 434.
Egulleswall. See Eccleswell.
Ekels, John, 316.
Ekeryng. See Eakring.
Elake, co. Devon, 372.
Eland, William, 102, 134, 206, 226, 231, 281,
349, 492, 576.
Elderbek, Robert, 255.
Eldersfield, 260.
Eldron [co. Middlesex] , hundred of, 32.
Elections, ecclesiastical, licences for, 11, 90,
137, 182, 189, 210, 220, 224, 285, 290,
299, 327, 328, 332-334, 342, 859, 380,
386, 387, 448, 457, 517, 550.
, , royal assent given to, 11, 180,
185. 194, 208, 214, 219, 266,285, 300,
327, 331, 334, 343, 361, 486, 523, 524,
534.
Elerky, co. Cornwall, 225, 227
Elham, co. Kent, 330.
Elham, Henry, 56.
Elinbrigge, John, 573.
, Richard, 573.
Elingham, John, 478.
Elington. See Ellington.
Elizabeth, the king's consort, queen of Eng-
land, 421,442, 444, 469, 483, 485, 495,
516, 519, 533, 537, 543, 547.
, grants to, 430, 433, 445, 463, 464,
480, 525.
, the princess, 519.
Slkington, co. Lincoln, 486.
, [co. Lincoln], 1.
EUerby in Whitbystrand, co. York, 818.
SUerby, Adam, 918.
Ellerker, co. York, 413.
EUerton, co. Cumberland, 540.
, CO. York, 60.
EUesmere, Ellismere, Edward, 8, 270, 479.
EUingham. Elyngham, oo. Southampton, 73.
> CO. Northumberland, 118, 199, 340.
Ellington, Elington, Elyugton, co. Northom-
berland, lis, 468.
Ellismere. See EUesmere.
EUyngham, William, 4.
Ellowe. See Belleau.
Elme, Helme, co. Cambridge, 317.
Elmebrigge, Elmebrugge, Elmeruge, John,
423, 451, 489.
Ehneden, William, 335.
Elmham, North, co. Norfolk, 318.
Elmham, Elymham, Robert, 28, 31.
, John, prior of Holy Trinity, Lenton,
22.
Elmley, eo. Worcester, 296.
Elmy, William, 5.
Elmystre, co. Gloucester, 322.
Elnestowe. See Elstow.
Elom, John, parson of Bulwell, 478.
Elond. See Eland.
Elreton, Henry de, 310.
EUham, co. Lincoln, 195, 227, 844, 345.
ElsthopC; CO. Durham, 294.
Elstow, Elnestowe, co. Bedford, monastery of
St. Mary and St. Helen, 208, 224.
, Elizabeth Hasylden, abbess of, 208,
224.
— > Rose Woldgrave, abbess of, 224.
Eltham, co. Kent, 11, 16, 19, 43, 96, 110, 188,
194, 382, 433, 448, 457, 520, 521.
, charters dated at, 286, 393, 398, 400.
Elton, charter dated at, 497.
[co. Derby], 31.
Elton, Edmund, 32.
Eltonhede, John, 130, 569.
Elveden, co. Suffolk, 195, 415.
Elveden, Henry, 296.
Elvet, CO. Caermarthen, commote of, 40.
Elwyk, Thomas, 221.
Ely, CO. Cambridge, 46, 175, 320, 322, 324,
374.
, diocese of, 103, 488.
, bishop of. See Arundell ; Grey;
Hotham ; Northwold ; Rydel.
, Eustace, bishop of [1198-1215], 260.
, Hervey, bishop of [1109-1131], 407.
, Niarel, bishop of [1188-1169], 407,
494. ^
, prior and convent of, 249, 397.
, John, prior of, 249, 897.
Ely, Richard de, bishop of Loudon [1189-
1199], 404.
GENERAL INDEX.
G2o
KljrDgham. See Elliogliani.
EIjnghaiQ, John, 191, 441.
Elyngham, * is maDer ' in Rusbton, co. North-
ampton, 481.
Eljngebam. See Ellingham.
Elyot, William, 96.
Elys, John, 815, 412.
, Richard, 566.
, Thomas, 83, 67.
, WiUiam,874.
Eljson, John, 550.
, Robert, 550.
Emblehope, Emlopp,oo. Northumberland, 841.
EmeryngaU, Thomas, 503.
Emlopp. See Bmbl^ope.
Emlyn [eo. Caermarthen], 114.
Emma, Hugh son of, 876.
Emma, Simon, 255.
Empire, the Holj, 517.
£nd«rbj, John, 208.
Enfeld. See Enyille.
Englyssh, Inglisah, Yngljsth, Richard, 852.
... , John, 442.
Envill, Enfeld, co. Stafford. 27r», 381, 518.
Enjngham. See Heven^ngbam.
Eppeworth. See Bpworth.
Eppleby, Bpulbj, oo. York, 169.
Epsom, Ebbosham, co. Surrey, 255.
Epnlby. See Eppleby.
Epworth, Eppeworth, eo. Lincoln, 484.
, prior and conyent of, 155.
Erbury, eo. Suffolk, 131.
Ereall, oo. Salop, 448.
Erdbury, Erdebury, St Mary's, co. Warwick,
William Wodcok, prior of, 173.
Erdyngton, Thomas, 186, 300, 349, 362, 885,
478,541,574.
, Jocosa his wife, 186, 362, 541.
Erehlthc. See Erith.
Eremne. See Yarmouth.
Eresby, co. Lincoln, 490.
Erewyn. See Inrine.
Eighom, CO. Lancaster, 445, 461.
Erghum, Ralph, bishop of Salisbury [1377-
88], 161.
Erghus. See Arras.
Erington, William, 259.
Eriome. See Eiy holme.
Eriswell, co. Soffslk, 186, 195.
Erith, Erehithe, eo. Kent, 88, 131, 465, 548.
Erland. See Ireland.
Erie, Erlee, Thomas, 33, 5U7.
Erleshall, co. Suffolk, 197.
Erlesman, Henry, 504.
Erleswode [co. Northampton], 389.
Ernele, Emeley, John, 205, 280, 429, 493, 574.
William, 443, 528.
Emesby. See Arnesby.
Emyngfeld, eo. Cambridge, 169.
Eroystre [co. Salop], 41.
u 86914.
Erpingham, Erpyngham, co. Norfolk, 179'
355.
Ersham, co. Norfolk, 5.
Erthecote. See Earthcott.
Eryholme, Eriome, co. York, 169.
Eryngton, William, 547.
Escardeburgh. See Scarborough.
Esooker. See Coker.
Escot, Geoffrey de, 500.
Eecote, co. Warwick, 490.
£sk river, co. Cumberland, 434.
Eskdale, Asshdale, co. Cumberland, 87.
Esker, Eskyr, co. Dublin, 26, 329, 340.
Eslington, Estlington, co. Northumberland,
269.
Eslyng. See Eastling.
Esmond, Thomas, earl of, 329.
Essebi, 876.
£88enden, Isenden, co. Hertford, 413.
Essex county, 18, 19, 31, 33, 35, 44, 48, 64,
88,92,99, 107,111, 124,127,131,133,
139, 142, 143, 149, 168, 185, 189, 194,
204, 213, 228, 277, 278, 294, 338, 347,
868, 391, 395, 397, 436, 452, 472, 530.
, sheriff of, 31, 194, 232, 378,452, 469,
479, 480, &30.
Aiid aee Clay ; Filol ; Raynforth.
, escheator in, 224, 290, 291, 388, 845.
And see Baynard.
, outlawries in, 8-5, 175,258, 255, 2.'>6,
814, 819, 416, 507-509.
, subsidy and ulnage of cloth in, 219.
, justices of the peace in, 282.
, commissions of the peace in, 564.
, earl of. ^See Bourchier ; Bohun ; FitK-
Peter; Mandeville.
Essex, Henry de, 171.
, John, 287, 268.
, William, 24, 518,567.
, , the elder, 471.
, , the younger, 471.
Esshenden. See Ashendon.
Estbeches worth. See Betch worth.
Estbeweley, co. Devon, 212.
Estbury, 265.
Estbnry, John, 538.
Estcantok. See Quantockshead.
Estedon, Roger, 417.
Esterkell. See Keal.
Esteryngton. See Torrington.
Estgrewyche. See Greenwich.
Esthakebourne. See Hagborno, East.
Estbamptonet. See Harapnet.
Esthamstede. See Easthampsitead.
Esthanyfeld. See Uanningfield.
Esthenrlth. See Hendred.
Eathorp, co. Wilts, 274.
And $ee Easthorpe.
Estlington. See Es]!n<;tnn.
Estmene. See Meon, Ka«t.
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GENERAL INDEX
FiStoii, CO. Devon, 372.
Estonhalle. See Eastoii Hull.
Estonhous, co. Devon, 16.
Estraimemere. See Cranmore.
Eature. See East Stoar.
Estwode. See Eastwood.
Estwrotham. See Wretham.
Estwykke, William, parson of Runcton, Hard-
wick and Setchy, 135.
Estyngton, Thomas, 283, 284, 3C3-365, 368.
Esyngwold, John, 509.
Ethel — . See Athel — .
Ethorn. See Eathome.
Ethron, co. Cornwall, 287.
Etloe, Ettelowe, co. Gloucester, 1C9, 533.
Eton bj Windsor, co. Buckingham, 446.
, college of, 73, 139, 196, 446.
, , William Westburj, provost of,
78.
by Rosse, co. Hereford, 77.
Tregoys, co. Hereford, 372.
Eton, John, 324.
, Matilda, 192.
, Nicholas, 98,570.
And gee Eyton.
Ettelowe. See Etloe.
Etton, Thomas, 31.
Eu, Ewe, lord of, 413.
And see Bourchier.
Eore, Henry, 39.
, Robert, 89.
, William, knight, 39.
, , clerk, 39.
Eustace, son of king Stephen, 402.
, William, 25, 552, 553.
Euston. See Yeanston.
Euston, WiUiam, 194, 266.
Evan ap William ap Evan ap Cradok, 81.
Everard, William, 172.
Everdon, co. Northampton, alien priory of, 73.
Everdon, John, prebendary of St. Mary,
Leicester, 13.
, Thomas, 550, 572, 575.
Everesle, Walter dc, 62.
Everley, Richard, 501.
Everton, co. Huntingdon, 254.
Everyngham, Thomas, of Sheffield, 413, 420.
, , of York, 413, 420.
Margaret, 413, 420.
Evesham, co. Worcester, 331, 415.
, charter dated at, 165.
, battle of, 463.
, abbey of, 9, 433.
,^ , abbot and convent of, 433.
, Richard Penbroke, abbot of, 9.
, Richard, abbot of, 433.
, John Wykewon, abbot of, 9.
Evington, Evyngton, William, 25, 122, 327.
Evottes, Henry, 490.
Evyas, in South Wales, 526.
Evyngton. See Erington.
' Ewell, 121.
, CO. Surrey, 235, 518.
Ewelme, John, 101.
Ewen, Richard, 191.
Ewhurst, CO. Surrey, 179.
, Iwerst, CO. Sussex, 353.
Ewias Lacy, co. Hereford, 218, 372.
Exchange. See Coinage.
Exchequer, 23, 33, 34, 38, 45, 49, 52, 55-57,
59, 71, 79, 82, 93, 95, 96, 106-108, 111,
127-129, H2, 148, 151, 161, 168, 170,
180, 181, 184, 191, 192, 193, 195, 198,
199, 200, 215, 217, 219, 222, 223, 224,
229, 250, 267, 268, 275, 286, 290, 299,
322, 325, 329, 342, 353, 358, 373, 374,
382, 383, 384, 423, 427, 437, 453, 457,
459, 472, 479, 500, 524, 525, 534,
537.
, chancellor of. See Witham.
, treasurer of. See Bourchier ; Hun-
gerford ; Tip toil ; Wyderille ; Blounc.
, treasurer and barons of, 81, 184, 159,
275, 277, 373, 383, 390, 421, 446.
, chief baron of, 541.
And tee Arderne ; Illyng worth.
, barons of, 26, 159, 326, 436, 475,
541.
And see Rouclyff ; Holme ; Ingoldesby.
treasurer and chamberlains of , 49, 27 1 ,
422.
, chamberlains of, 460.
, roll of, 117,
, remembrancer of, 24.
, receipt of, 7,10, 11, 18, 22-24, 61,
63, 71, 82, 109, 113, 125, 170, 208, 209,
220, 260, 261, 263, 273, 277, 324, 345,
378, 421, 422, 438, 442, 465, 470,472,
483, 513, 516, 520, 523, 524.
, , ushers of, 460,
, messengers of, 10, 24, 125.
, pesuge of money in, 23.
, marshalship of, 214.
, marshal of. See Suthwel! .
Exe river, 70, 122, 477.
Exemptions from juries, etc. 42, 82, 109, 194,
213, 227, 330, 383, 518, 531.
from attendance in Parliament, 72,
115, 213, 325, 341, 358, 374.
Exeter, co. Devon, 7, 22, 33, 35, 70, 101, 102,
146, 147, 185, 232, 255, 275, 343, 372,
470, 491, 506, 543.
, citizens of, 400.
, mayor, bailiffs, and commonalty of
146, 147, 275.
, mayor of. See Duke ; Kelly.
, diocese of, 80, 260, 460.
, bishopric of, 455.
, bishop of, 273.
And see Neville ; Bothe ; Warwest.
, archdeaconry of, 80.
, cathedral of St. Peter, 275.
, dean and chapter of, 146, 147.
, , dean of. See Webber.
., duke of. See Holland.
GENEEAL IJSDEX.
627
Extter, charter dated at, 555.
port of, 12, 20, 75, 129, 137.
, mistery of tailors of, 543.
fee of St. Sidnell, UC>, U7.
, fee of St. Stephen, 275.
» St. Statmola without the east gate of,
, priory of St. James hy, 74.
hospital of St. John, prior of, 147.
Exilond, co. Devon, 122, 315, 477.
Exminster, Exmynstre, co. Devon, 85, 148,
424.
hundred of, 85, 148, 424.
Ezmoor, Exmore, co. Devon, forest of, 13.
131.
Exmynstre. See Exminster.
Exton, CO. Somerset, 226, 286, 366, 454.
> CO. Sout^mpton 1 .
Exton, Richard, 537.
Eyham, John, 326.
Eydon Moonte. See Heydon Mount.
Eye, CO. Suffolk, 1.
» Thomas Camhrigge, prior of, 411.
Eyehale (? HighaU), 289.
Eyeton. See Eyton.
Eyleston, John, 380, 467.
Eyneho. See Aynho.
Eynesbury, co. Huntingdon, 486.
Eynesford, co. Kent, 259, 521 .
Eynaham, co. Oxford, 418, 510.
Eyre, Simon, mayor of London, 287, 469.
, Thomas, 287, 359, 537.
/William, 814, 816.
Eyres, John, 554.
Eythome, co. Kent, 88, 464, 648.
Eythorpe, Hethorpe, co. Buckingham, 551.
Eyton, John, 316, 824.
, Balph, 816.
Eytoo, Eton, Eyeton, Roger, 57, 90.
I , sheriff of Salop, 492, 518.
F.
Facet, Richard, 348.
Fadmoor, co. York, 377.
^ftgge» — , 347.
^a^ergill, Fagyrgyll, co. York, 169.
Fairfax, Fairefaz, Fayrefaz, Guy, 30, 35, 102,
206, 258, 288, 455, 512, 521, 628, 538,
577. '
, William, 2.
> Katharine his wife, 2.
Fakenham by Hempton, co. Norfolk, 508.
Fakenhamdam [co. Norfolk], 103.
Fakenham Aspis, co. Suffolk, 547.
Fakenham, William de, 160.
Fklaise, France, chnrters <lated at, 161, 260.
I Falcous, 11,45, 49.
[ Faldingworth, co. Lincoln, 151, 371.
Fallani, William, proctor of ' Goddishous,'
(\imbritlgo, 217.
Fallerun, James, 289.
Falwcsley. See Faw&ley.
Fambridge, North, Norfambrigge, co. Essex «
45.
Farchaui, Fanim, co. Southampton, 504.
Fareswell, co. Norfolk, 179, .355.
Faringdon, co. Berks, 487.
Farlam, co. Cumberland, 140, 534.
Farleigh. Monkton Farleigh, co. Wilts, priory
of, 460.
, John Brugge, prior of, 400.
, John Stratton, prior of, 460.
Farlton, CO. Westmoreland, 169.
Farman, John, 84.
Farmborough, Fermburgh, co. Somerset, 75.
Famborough, co. Southampton, 504.
Fame Island, Farneland by Banmburgh, co.
Northumberland, monks of, 393.
Famham, 487.
, CO. Buckingham, 268, 315.
, CO. Essex, 387.
Famworth, Fameworth, co. Lancaster, 84.
Faroe, Ferrey, island of, 469.
Farrington Goumay, Faryngdon Gurney, co.
Somerset, 23, 362.
Farthinghoe, Farvyngho, co. Northampton,
826.
Farvyngho. See Farthinghoe.
Faryngdon Gumey. See Farrington Gour-
nay.
Eastern, CO. Wilts, 131.
Fastolf, John, 45, 96, 509, 510.
Fatehare, Robert, 452.
Faucomberge, Eustace de, bishop of London,
267. '
, William de, 34.
Fancombregge, Joan, countess of Kent, 277.
, Roger, 468.
And see Neville.
Faaconer, Edmund, 97, 144.
, Alice his wife, 97, 144.
And see Fawconer.
Faukeham. See Fawkham.
Faukes, Master John, prebendary of St.
Stephen's, Westminster, 469.
Faukys, John, 501.
Faunhope, lord of. See Cornwall.
Faunt, Nicholas, 303.
Faux, William, 199, 220.
Farersham, co. Kent, 830, 346, 355.
, , mayor of, 302.
And see Mar^.
, monastery of St. Saviour, 121.
* , abbot and convent of, 400,
» , Walter, abbot of, 400.
Fawconer, William, 66.
Ami see Fauconer.
>.
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GENERAL INDEX.
Fawdon, Fowdon, co. Northumberland, 199.
Fawdon on Breamish, Fawdon on Brymnjshe,
CO. Northumberland, 340.
Fawkham, Faukeham, co. Kent, 225.
Fawsley, Falweslej, co. Northampton, 268,
430, 445, 480
, hundred of, 481.
Fuxtleet, charter dated at, 168.
Faxton, co. Northampton, 316, 468.
Faynt, John, 344.
Fayreford, Alexander, 257.
Fayretwhayte Parke, co. Lancaster, 445, 461.
Fecamp, in Normandy, alien abbey of, 144,
145,216.
, abbot and convent of, 97, 244.
, W. abbot of. 244.
Feccaham. See Feckenham.
Feckenham, Feccaham, Fekeuham, co. Wor-
cester, 45, 56, 271, 445, 482.
, forest of, 189, 357, 383, 445, 482.
, charters dated at, 159, 239, 245.
Feelde, John, 515.
Feirwode, Benedict, 491.
Fekenham. See Feckenham.
Felawe, Fella wt*, Felowe, Kichard, 13, 33,
348.
Feld, William, 172.
Felde, Richard, 26. 130, 176, 273.
Feldyng, Geoffrey, 257, 319, 418, 602, 509.
Felowe, John, 380.
And see Felawe.
Felstead, Felstede, co. Essex, 57, 144, 177.
Felthorpc, Folthorpe, co. Norfolk, 172, 510.
Felton, John 259, 547.
Fen, 77.
Feucote, Fennecotes, co. York, 1G9.
Fendraj^ton. See Drayton.
Fendyk, Ilichard, 35, 528, 56G.
Fenge, Hugh, 4.
Fenhallc iu Sutton, co. Suffolk, 180.
Feniton, Fyneton, co. Devon, 319.
Fenne, Henry, 75, 128.
,Hugh, 141,421, 518.
, Robert, 232,261,570.
Fenne, Thomas, 471.
Fennel's Grove, Fyuelsgrove, co. Bucking-
ham, 121.
Fennjmyle, co. Devon, 54.
Fenny Sutton, co. Wilts, 4.
Fen Ottery, Fenotery, co. Devon, 459.
Fen Stanton, CO. Huntiogdon, 212.
Fenton [co. Northumberland], 388.
And see Venton.
Fenton, John, 68,
Fen wick [co. Northumberland], 393.
Fenys, B'eynes, Richard, 140, 444, 534.
, , of Dacre, 40, 65, 99, 206, 346,
429, 488, 489, 493, 529, 566, 567, 573,
57-1.
, Joan, his wife, 40, 140, 534.
, William, of Say, 25, 118, 491.
Fenys, William, lord Say of Seale, 125, 133,
547, 566, 572.
Ferautes, co. Devon, 227, 359, 872.
Fereby, Feerby, Feryby, John, 57, 125, 137,
189, 208, 224, 281, 277, 303, 357, 419.
487,531.
, , escheator in the county of York,
848.
And tee Feriby.
Ftresby. See Firsby.
Feriby, Adam, 463.
, Robert, parson of Castle Rising, 180.
Fermbuigh. See Farmborougfa.
Ferour, David, 254.
Ferrariis. See Ferrers.
Ferre, Guy, 810.
, , the younger, 59.
FerrerH, dc Ferrariis, Lettice, 58.
, Amice de, countess of Devon and ladj
of the Isle, 149.
, Henry, 78.
, Elizabeth, 549.
, Thomas, 349, 459, 489, 491,549, 574.
And see Devereux.
Ferrey. See Faroe.
Ferriby, Feryby, co. York, abbey of, 454.
North, 237.
Ferronr, Geoffrey, 112, 137.
, Robert, 91.
, William, 292.
Fetcbam, co. Surrey, 545.
Feryby. See Ferriby.
Fetherston, William, 36. 204, 302.
Fetyplace, Walter, 67,572.
, mavor of Southampton, 301,
804.
Feversham. See Faversham.
Fevre, Walter le, 500.
Fevyn, Henry, 68, 201.
Feynes. See Fenys.
Field Dalling, Fildallyng, co. Norfolk, priory
of, 16*1.
Ficnnes, Eustace de, 404.
Filby, CO. Norfolk, 141.
Fildallyng. 5ee Field Dalling.
Fildjng, William, 258.
Filingley, Henry, 75.
Fillougley, Fylonglay, co. W^arwick, 440,
490.
Filoll, Fyloll, John. 568.
Filol, John, sheriff of Essex and Hertford,
127.
Finchale, co. Durham, monks of, 393.
Finchampstead, fynchamstede [co. Berks],
51,53.
Finchingfield, Fynchyngfeld, co. E.ssex, 4,
449.
Fine Roll, 85.
Fingrith, Fyngrith, co. Essex, 193, 197.
Finmark, 378.
Finmere, Fynner, co. Oxford, 131.
Fimiynglon. See Fremyngton.
GENERAL INDEX.
629
Fireby, Fercsby by Bray toft, co. Lincoln,
871.
Firvill, Kicbard, 524.
, Agnes bis wife, 524.
Fisbbonnie, Fysshboroe, oo. Sussex, 145.
Fisherton Anger, Fyssberton Ancber, co.
Wilts, 506.
Fishwick, Fissbwyke, Fysswyke, co. Lancas-
ter, 140, 534.
Fits, Jobn, 514.
FitiAdam, Maurice, second cbamberlain of
the excbequer of Ireland, 105, 178,
FitzAlan, William, earl of Arandel, 15, 31, 37,
98, 132, 201, 205, 279, 303, 304, 346,
391, 444, 488, 489, 512, 529, 533,
547, 564, 570, 571, 574, 575.
, Joan, countess of Arundel, 228.
FitzElys, Robert, 2^0.
FitsEustace, Boland, 117.
, lord of Portlester, 178, 201.
, , deputy lieutenant of Ireland,
185, 272.
, , treasurer of Ireland, 84.
FitsGerald, Warin, 494.
FitsHany, Bobert, clerk of tbe common
pleas of tbe Excbequer of Ireland,
181.
, Tbomas, 45, 77,372.
Fitzberbert, Jobn, 422.
,Nicbola8, 31, 102, 185, 304,562.
, Robert, 206.
FitzHugb, Henry, of Fitz Hngb, 580, 562, 575,
576.
, lord of Ravenswath, 97, 144.
Fitz James, Jobn, 99, 134, 203, 231, 865,
868,571.
, , the elder, 280.
FitzJoceline, Reginald, bisbop of Batb and
WeUs [1174-1191], 378, 394.
FitzJohn, Robert, abbot of Lillesbull, 834.
Tbomas, 234.
, William, 473.
, Joan his wife, 473.
FitzPamel, Robert, earl of Leicester, 463.
FitzPeter, Geoffrey, earl of Essex, 894.
.charter of, 60.
Fitzwarren. See Bourcbier.
Fitzwilliam, Edmund, 102, 479, 577.
, Katharine, 335.
, John, 121,277.
, Nicholas, 121.
Richard, 46, 59, 479, 577.
, Tbomas, the younger, 205, 467, 567.
, parson of Sprotbrougb, co.
York, 411.
William, 411.
Flambard, Ranulpb, bisbop of Durham [1099-
1128], 392.
Flamborough, co. York, 348.
And see Constable.
Flanders, 187, 517.
Flatewvke. See Flitwick.
Flazhale, Nicholas, 101.
Flaxmere, John, 386.
Flaymburgh. See Fliimborough.
Fleccber, Thomas, 206.
Fleet prison, 1, 9, 49, 57, 91, 172, 181, 211,
216, 253, 284, 295, 297, 313, 814, 381,
388, 410, 489, 469, 470, 474, 476, 485,
501, 512, 513, 519, 526, 531, 537, 544.
Fleethara, Fletham, co. York, 169.
Flegge, John, 14, 45.
, , escheator in the counties of
liedford and Buckingham, 375.
, Agatha his wife, 45.
Flemantell. See Freemantle.
Flemmyug, Flemyng, John, 370, 516.
, Richard, 297.
Fletcher, Henry, 419.
, John, 190.
Flete, CO. Kent, 193, 197, 292.
And see Fleet.
Flete, Nicholaji, 540.
, Robert, 314.
Flete Damarle, Damerell [parish of IIol-
beton], CO. Devon, 7, 10, 104.
Flette, William, 48.
Fleury, St. Benedict on the Ley re, in France,
monasteiy of, 161.
Flewse, Henry, 265.
Flexbury, co. Cornwall, 174.
Flexmer, John, 31.
Fleynburgh. See Flamborough.
Flint, charter dated at, 400.
Flint county, 69, 91, 192, 429.
, , auditors in 56.
Flitwick, Flatewyke, Flytwyke, co. Bedford,
831, 508.
Flockthoipe, Flokkethorpe, co. Norfolk, 443.
Floctons, John, 39.
Flode, John, 491.
Flore, Thomas, 413,570.
Florence, Florentines, 270, 276, 381, 390,
518.
Flory, Jobn, 293, 475.
Flotby. See Fulletby.
Floure, Simon le, 500.
, Thomas, 34
, WiUiam, 543.
Fiynt, William, 290.
Flynthard, Robert, 547.
Fobbyng, co. Essex, 6.
Foche, John, parson of St. Margaret,
Briggestrete, London, 505.
Fodryngbay. See Fothcringhay.
Fogge, John, 12, 13,20, 48, 52, 63, 76, 90,
102, 121, 132, 224, 229, 281, 301, 346,
458, 465, 530, 566.
, , treasurer of the household, 59, .
187, 191, 193, 215, 217, 292, 325, 347,
375, 442, 453, 519.
, , keeper of the rolls of tbe Com-
mon Bench, 11.
Alice his wife, 76, 325.
630
GENERAL INDEX.
Yoffge, John, the younger, 429.
Folbourne. .SVe Fulbom.
Folbary, Fulbery, Robert, S48, 349,569.
Folde, John, 64.
Foleteby. See Fulletby.
Folgeham, Thoina«, 562.
Foil Johan. See Folly John.
FolkeHtone, Fuljtton, co., Kent, 476, 509.
, hnmlred of, 544.
, prior of, 550.
Folliin|(ham, Fo)kvn|(hani, co. Lincoln, 108,
354.
Folle, CO. Devon, 212, 872.
Folly John, FoH Joluin, co. Berks, 90.
Folffham. See Foulsham.
Folthorpc. See Felthorpe.
Font^rrault, order of, 313.
, abbess of, 446.
, Mabel, abbess of, 446.
Fooke, John, 315.
Forbour, Thomas, 504.
Forcett, Forset, co. York, 169.
Ford, CO. Buckingham, 121.
Forde, co. Salop, 481.
, [co. Northumberland], 29.
And see Heron.
Forde, Henry att 63.
, Juliana his wife, 63.
, John atte, 147.
, Richard, 429, 493, 518.
, Mercy his wife, 518.
, Thomas, 204.
, William, 33.
Fordham, co. Cambridge, 874.
Fordhani, Thomas, 257.
Fordingbridge, Fordyngbrigge, co. South-
ampton, 77, 504, 507.
Fordinf ton, Fordyngton, co. Dorset, 60, 198.
Fordyngbrig .e. See Fordingbridge.
Forest, 145, 197.
Atid see Alisholt; Bere ; Berne wode;
Blackmore ; Bukholt ; Buigh ;
Caerleon ; Cannock ; Ceih Bryn ;
Chippenham ; Chute ; Clarendon ;
Clee ; Coydrath ; Dartmoor ; Dean ;
Kxmoor ; Feckenham ; Fylwode }
Galtresse ; Gillingham ; Grovele
Inglewood ; Kinfare ; Kingswood
Jjcthewode ; Malierstang ; Melchuyt
Melksham ; Mendip ; Neroehe
New Forest ; Pcwsham ; Forehester
Purbeck ; Rimside ; Rockingham
Rutland ; Salcy ; Sapley ; Saver-
nake ; Selwood ; Sherwood ; Trent ;
Usk; Wales; Waltham; Wey-
bridge; Whittlewood ; Windsor;
Wolmer; Wychwood.
Forest, Richard, 198.
, Thomas, 188.
Foreste Reynold, in Wales, 268.
Forgatc, Foriecta Monachorum, co. Salop, 92.
Forgery of letters patent, 527.
Forloff, Nicholas, S78.
Forman, Robert, 461).
Fomcett, Fomaete, oo. Norfolk, 335.
Forset See Forcett
Forsham Roger de, 462.
Forster, Geoffrey, 3.
, Humphrey, 278, 368,559.
, John, 515, 565.
Richard, 281, 432, 433, 504.
Robert, 49.
, Simon, 317.
Thomas, 88
, William, 4.'>0.
, , mayor of Dartmouth, 33.
Forsterfeld, co. Westmoreland, 169.
Forsteyn, Robert, 49.
Forsthwayte. .See Fnsethwaite.
Fortescu, John, 470.
, , justice of the King's Bench, 418.
, John, esquire, 212, 335, 360.
, , knight, 183, 192, 212, 363-366,
868, 440, 517, 548.
Forthe, Henry, 269, 823.
, John, the elder, 348.
And see Heron.
Fortho, William, 545.
, Alice, 545.
Fortibus, Isabel de, countess of Albemarle
and Devon, and lady of the Isle,
charters of, 148, 149, 406, 557.
Forton, co. Stafford, 112, 298, 485.
Fosbroke, WiUiam, 490.
Fowdykc, co. Lincoln, 169.
Fosse by York, co. York, 187, 857.
Foster, Richard, 148, 149.
, Robert, 177.
Foston, CO. Leicester, 199, 454.
Foston, Richard, parson of Blatherwyke, 315.
Fotheringhay, Fodrynghay, co. Northampton,
131,298,389.
, coil^e of, 192, 216, 431, 589.
...., , Thomas Buxhale, master of,
192, 216, 431, 589.
, letters patent dated at, 146, 199.
Fong^res, in Brittany, abbot of, 63.
, abbot and convent of, 63.
Foulbourne. See Fulborn.
Foulden, co. Norfolk, 184.
Foulness, Fouleness, Folncsse, Fullenesse,
CO. Essex, 104, 145, 486, o33.
Foulsham, Folsham, co. Norfolk, 211.
Fountains, co. York, John, abbot oF, 71.
Foure, co. West Meath, 340.
Foure, Robert, 500.
Fourmour, John, 82.*
Fournes. See F unless.
Fourues, Christopher, 56, 106.
And see Fumeys.
Fowdon. See Fawdon.
Foweler. See Fowler.
Foweraker, John, 410.
Fowey, CO. Cornwall, 36, 204, 233,412,447,
452, 483.
GENERAL INDEX.
631
Fowey, port of, 188, 269.
Fowler, John, 117.
, Bichard, 40, 48, 102, 118, 230, 301,
452, 519» 521, 538, 553, 560.
, , solicitor- general, 54.
, Thomaa, 28, 440,570.
, William, 64, 440, 560.
Fowlostou. See Fulstow.
Fox, John, 65
, Katharine, 289.
, WiUiam, 414.
Fox, Foxe, Roger, 98, 570.
Foxcote, CO. Buckingham, 509.
Foxearth, Foxherd Hall, co. Kssex, 72, 145.
Foxherd. See Foxearth.
Foxhunt, CO. Sussex, 88, 465, 548.
Foxle, John de, 310, 522.
Foxlydiate, co. Worcester, 357.
Framland, hundred of, co. Leicester. 435,
445, 480.
Framlingham, charter dated at, 160.
, letters patent dated at, 81.
Frampton, co. Lincoln, 126, 169.
, CO. DorHPt, alien priory of, 163.
Fra . . . nrte, John, 37
France, 22, 30, 31, 33, 34, 36-38, 79, 81, 83,
101, HI, 156, 197, 208, 216, 219. 281,
232, 259, 280, 292, 431.
, chancery of, 79, 219.
FranciB, duke of Brittany, 450.
Frank, Thomas, 297, 301, 322.
Franke, John, 419.
Frankeleyn, William, 5.
Frankelyn, John, 217.
Franketon, co. Wanvick, 531.
Frankleyn, Richard, 316.
FranktOD, Richard, 99.
Frankvill, co. Salop, hospital of St. John
Baptist in, 295.
Frary, Thomas, 381.
Fraternities, licences for the foundation of,
55,92,516,543.
Frauuceys, Fraunces, Geoffrey, 328.
, Hugh, 5.
, , parson of Brougham, 120.
, John, 81,414, 552.
Robert, 175.
, Thomas, 562.
Thomas, prebendary of St. Mary,
Leicester, 13.
, William, 21 1, 473, 474, 609.
Fray, John, 10, 22, 135.
Frayne, .)ohn, 323.
Frebody, Henry, 489.
Frceby, Fretheby, co. Loiocslt r, 182, 532.
Freeniantle, Flemanti'Il, Kremantull, co.
Southampton, 24, 18, 522.
, charter dated at, 394.
Freman, Richard, 132.
Robert, 508.
Frerayngton, co. Devon, 7, I'S 101.
Fremyugton, hundred of, 10, 104.
French Roll, 90, 130.
French, Giles, 532.
Frenshman, Ralph, 490.
Frenssh, Alan, 326.
Thomas, 411.
, Joan his wife, 411.
Frcre, John, 492.
, Robert, 16.
Frereby, Robert, panon of Castle Rising, 40.
Fresdon, Fresshedon, co. Wilts, 274.
Freshwater, Isle of Wight, co. Southampton,
585.
Fressheford, co. Somerset, 6.
Freston. See Friebtou.
Fretheby. Sea Freeby.
Frethynden. See Frittenden.
Frevile, Richard, 89.
, Agnes his wife, 89.
William, 560.
Frevyle, John, 304.
Freyne, Walter, 37.
Friars Minor. See Cambridge ; Oxford.
Friars Preachers, 822, 349.
prior and provincial chapter of, 192.
And see Cambridge ; (yhihem Langley ;
London ; Oxford j York.
Friesland, 517.
Frieston, Freston, co. Lincoln, 227.
Friis. See Fryse.
Frisby, Frysby on Wreke, co. Leicester, 319.
Friskeney, co. Lincoln, 371.
Fristhorpe, co. Lincoln, 371.
Friteswell. See Fritwell.
Frithnet, fishery of, 82.
Frittenden, Frethynden, Frythenden, co.
Kent, 2, 3.
Fritwell, Friteswell, co. Oxford, 117, 484.
Frog nail, Froggenhale, Richard, 417.
Froggenhale. See Frognall.
Frome, co. Dorset, 443.
, CO. Hereford, 450.
in Selwode, co. Somerset, 317.
Frome, Richard, 287.
Frompton. See Frampton.
Frowyk, Henry, 4, 32, 667.
, , mayor of London, 154.
, Thomas, 4, 417, 508,567.
Fry, William, 290.
Fryer, Elizabeth, 362.
Fryse, Friis, Master James, 188.
, , the king's physician, 79, 270.
Frysshe, John, 30.
Fryston, Richard, 546.
Frytheuden. See Frittenden.
Fulbeck, co. Lincoln, 169, 517.
Fulbery, Robert, 558.
Fulbery. See Folbary.
Fulborn, rolboume, co. ( ambridgc, 46, 87,
117, 145,218,609.
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GtKKRAL INDKX.
Falbroke. See Fulbrook.
Falbroke, Anne, 414.
Fulbrook, Fulbroke, co. Warwick, 56, 80, 90,
186, 189.
Fulford, CO. Devon, 54, 227, 228, 859, 372.
Fulford, Baldwin, 33, 54, 64, 117, 192, 212,
228, 349, 359, 372.
, Elizabeth his wife. 64, 372.
, Thomas, 372, 490.
Fulham, co. Middlesex, 415, 435, 510.
, charterH dated at, 242, 244, 395.
I'nlk, Gilbert son of, 500.
, Robert son of Robert son of, 342.
Fullenesse. See Foulness.
Fuller, John, 507.
, Robert, 390, 535, 542, 543.
Fulletby, Flotby, Foleteby, co Lincoln, 500.
Fnlston. See Folkestone.
Fulstow, Fowlestou, co. Lincoln, 169.
Fulihorp, Thomas, 50, 265.
Folwode, CO. Nottingham, 460.
Folwode, John, 436.
Fnrmage, John, 319.
Furness, Foumes, 492.
, abbot and convent of St. Mary, 322.
Fumeys, Christopher, 152, 514.
, James, 202.
And see Fourneya.
Fnmyyall, Thomas, 158.
Fnrse, John, 490.
Furslegh, co. Devon, 227, 359, 372.
Fusethwaite, Forsthwayte, co. Westmoreland,
169.
Fust, John, 429, 493, 574.
Fuyst, John, 528.
FyloU. See Filoll.
Folwode, CO. Somerset, forest of, 129.
Fylyngley, Henry, 46.
Fynamour, John, 206.
Fynch, Fynche, John, 451.
, Vincent, 429, 493, 574.
, William, 429.
Fyncham, Fyncheam, John, 66, 67, 135, 390,
471, 580, 568.
, William, 546.
Fynohamstede. See Finchampstead.
Fynchyngf eld, CO. Cambridge, 169.
And see Finchingfield.
Fyndem, Thomas, 77. 358, 489, 521.
Fynelsgrove. See Fennel's Grove.
£^eton. See Feniton.
Fyngrith. See Fingrith.
Fynkell, John, 255.
Fynne, Thomas, 194, 266.
Fynner. See Finmere.
Fynnon a Burrough, co. Monmouth, 425.
Fysfih, Alice, 342.
, Edmund, 381.
, Thomas, 414.
Fysshbume. See Flshbouroe.
Fyssher, John, 181.
, Richard, 490.
, WiUiam, 419, 490, 522.
, Agnes his wife, 419.
Fysswyke. See Fish wick.
Fyvyan, Walter, 509.
G.
Gabias, Joceus, 500.
Gaboys, Elias, 500.
Gaddesden, Gagdesden, co. Hertford, 7, 9,
104.
, Great, 556.
Gagdesden. See Gaddesden.
Gain, John, 492.
Gainsborough, Gaynesburgh, co. Lincoln,
208.
Gaislee. See Gazelee.
Gaitford, Richard, 102.
Gale, CO. Lancaster, 445, 461.
Gale, John, 258.
, Thomas, 28, 233, 234, 412, 529.
Galgey, John, 438.
Gallons Boure, by Dartmouth, co. Devon,
308..
Galowfeld in Totenham, co. Middlesex, 176.
Gait, Simon, 319.
Galtresse, co. York, forest of, 118, 151, 335,
477.
Galway, in Ireland, 40, 355.
, sovereign and commonalty of, 355,
Galjon, Richard, 505, 506.
Gambon, John, 317.
, Robert, 28.
Game, William, 500.
Gamelle, William, vicar of Curdworth, 172.
Gramlingay, Gamelyngey , co. Cambridge, 415.
Gandavo. See Gaunt.
Gannowe, co. Worcester, 112, 221, 297, 829.
Gant, Gilbert de, earl of Lincoln, 139.
Ganter, Abraham, 412.
Garard, Joan, 262.
Garbot, William, 174.
Garde, John de, 304.
Ghirdiner, Simon, 418.
G^rdyner, John, 412.
, Thomas, 501.
Grargrave, William, 4, 5.
Garieston. See Garristown.
Garlond, John, 509.
; , Cristiana his wife, 509.
Garnesej'. See Guernsey.
Garnet. GeoflFrey, 24.
Richard, 125,358.
, Roger, 189.
, Thomas, 63, 539, 541, 546.
GENERAL INDEX.
033
Gamcthorp. See Garthorpe.
Garney, Thomas, 284.
GarDon, Master Jame«, 417.
, Miehael, 318.
Waiiam,570.
Qarristown, GariestOD [oo. Dablin], 466.
Garter, order of, 190.
Garter King of Arms. Sec Smert.
Garthe, Thomas, 60.
Grarthorpe, Gamethorp, CO. Lincoln, 169.
Garton, co. York, 39, 87, 458.
Garway, Geoffrey, 452.
Gascoign, Janicot, 36.
Gascoigne, William, 550.
, , the elder, 24.
, Robert, 577.
Gascony, Gascons, 36, 65, 119, 134, 276, 452.
Gaseby, John, 506.
Gate, Geoffrey, 31, 96, 230, 304, 492, 535, 572.
, , lieatenant of the Isle of Wight,
37, 38, 96, 208, 424.
gOYcmorof CariKbrook Castle,
37, 38, 208.
Gatehalle, oo. York, 343.
Gatehouse, Yatehous, co. Northumberland,
841.
Gates. See Eastergate.
Gatesbury, Cattesbnry in Braughing, co.
Hertford, 296, 356.
Gatton, 446.
Gratwardes, co. Cambridge, 77, 521.
Gauge, William, 503.
Ganger, appointment of, 20, 51, 71, 288, 386,
432. 514.
Gaunt, Gilbert de, 242.
Gaunt, Gandavo, John of, duke of Lancaster,
earl of Richmond, 137, 162, 164.
Gay, Henry, 474.
, John, 488.
, Richard, 508.
, Thomas, 819, 345.
, , the elder, 258, 81, 509-511.
Gaylard, Peter de, 49.
Gaynesford, John, 188.
, , the elder, 423, 522.
...., Anne his wife, 523.
, Nicholas, 21, 91, 93, 96, 123, 209,
373. 423, 451, 484, 489, 507, 573.
, , sheriff of Surrey and Sussex,
32, 192.
, vicar of Moreton, co. Essex,
291.
, William, 138, 423, 538,573.
Gaynesparke in They don Gamon, co. Essex,
356.
Gayton, co. Lincoln, 169.
Gayton le Marsh, co. Lincoln, 264.
Gaytolyff, Thomas, 280.
Gaselee, Gaislee, co. Suffolk, 52.
Gebons in Bumpstead, co. Essex, 197.
Gebun, John, 526.
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Geddingtou, co. Northampton, 430, 48), 504.
, charters dated at, 394, 401.
Geddyng, William, 134.
Gedeney, Joan, 176.
Gedeworth. See Jedburgh.
Gedling, co. Nottingham, 484.
Gedney, John, mayor of London, 288.
, William, .*>.
Gefferon, Gefron, John, 37, 134.
Gefliray, William, 33.
Geffrey, I^} son, prebendary of St. George,
Windsor, 284.
Maurice, 538.
Gcfron. See Gefferon.
Gegleswike. See Giggles wick.
Geillard, William, 319.
Geldeford. See GuiKiford.
Geldehird, George, 492.
, James, 492.
Geldeston, co. Norfolk, 503.
Gele, Master John, prebendary of St. Mary
Ottery, 80.
GelLam. See Yeldham.
Gellys, William, 469.
Gelon, John, 503.
Gelyngham, John, 253.
Genny. See Jenney.
Genoa, Genoese, 54, 203, 206, 276, 302, 303,
390, 503, 552, 554.
, ship called la Santa Maria of, 492.
Oente, Robert, 32.
Geoffrey, son of Henry II., 393.
Geoige, duke of Clarence, the king's brother,
38, 52, 65, 66, 142, 198, 199, 212, 214,
226, 308, 323, 327, 428, 474, 488, 489,
529, 537, 542, 559, 561-563, 565, 566.
568-576.
, lieutenant of Ireland, 142, 185, 272,
437.
letters patent of, 1S5, 270.
grants to 300, 828, 331, 362. 866,
387, 388, 454. 484, 521.
George, Richard, 30, 32, 83, 85, 126, 203,
801, 552.
Gerald, Ralph, 487.
Warin son of, 171, 260, 306.
Geraldinis, Gerald de, 273.
Gerard, Nicholas, 92.
Gcrmyn, John, 52, 302.
Gerold, William son of, 377.
Gerrard, Ralph, 487.
Gerveys, Genrays, John, 108, 188, 443.
, Robert, 32.
, Thomas, 419.
, William, 100.
Gery, Henry, 204.
, Roger, rector of Dummer, 182.
, , parson of Whitchurch, 182.
Geryn, John, 192, 287, 389, 429.
, Peter, 389.
, Richard, 889.
634
GENERAL INDEX.
Geslinff, Kobert, .)4.
Gest, Johu, 302.
Ghelabeke, Giles, 483.
Gibson, Hobert, 266.
And see Gybson.
Giffiu^, Jobn, master of the hospital of St.
Leonard, York, 247.
, Walter, bishop of Bath and Wells,
307.
Gifford, Giffard, Gyflord, John, 37, 99, 232,
301, 346, 349, 364, 365, 368, 389, 563.
, Thomas, 560.
Giffgleswick, Gegleswike, co. York, 186, 485,
455.
Gilbert, GUbard, Gilbenl, John, 445.
, Laurence, 524.
, Lettice bis wife, 524.
, Otho, 37, 102, 204, 349.
, Thomas, 467.
, WiUiam, 206, 234, 389.
, John sou of, 446.
, Jordan, son of, 341.
Gildeford. See Gilford.
Giles, Gyles, Gilys, Gylys John, 185, 206,
314,419,456,566.
, Robert, 419.
, WilUam, 518.
Gilford. See Guildford.
Gilford, GUdeford, Gyldeford, John, 49, 102,
132, 362.
Gilgarran. See Kilgerran.
Gille, Gylle, Edward, 35.
, John, 254-256.
.Richard, 185,418.
, Thomas, 12, 23, 72, 349, 459.
, , escheator in the county of
Devon, 364-366, 368, 461.
, escheator in the county of
Dorset, 133, 134, 198.
, escheator in the county of
Soraerset. 134, 198.
, , the younger, 28, 31, 129, 232.
, William, parson of Chipstaple, 283.
Gilliet, John, 184.
Gilliug.co. York, 169, 269.
, East, 169.
, West, 169.
Gilling in Rydale, co. York, 86.
Gillingham, Gyllyngham, co. Dorset, 11, 198,
430, 482.
, forest of, 129.
Gillyng, Richard, 320.
Gilmyn, John, 279.
And see Gylmyn.
Girlyngton, Nicholas, 102, 108, 206, 233,
381,676.
, Elizabeth his wife, 881.
Girton, John, 560, 561.
Gisbum in Craven, co. York, 116.
And sec Guisbrough.
Gise, John, 564.
Gisleham, Gyselham, co. Suffolk, 292.
Gladman, William, 510.
, Alice his wife, 510.
Glamford Brigg, Glauoford Brigg, co. Lin-
coln, 195, 227, 844, 345.
Glandvilla, Ranulph de, 342.
Glanvill, Gilbert de, bishop of Rochester
[1185-1214], 404.
, Ranulph de, 393.
Glase, Edmund, 124, 274.
GUsebnry [co. Brecon], 43.
Glassonby, Glossenby, co. Cumberland, 140,
534.
Glastonbury, co. Somerset, 108, 201.
, abbey of, 160.
, abbot and convent of, 160.
, prior and convent of, 160.
, abbot of, 476.
, John, abbot of, 160.
, John Chynnok, abbot of, 160.
, Adam de Sobbury, abbot of, 160.
Glaunford Brigg. See Glamford Brigg.
Gledil, William, 339.
Glemsford, Glemmesford, oo. Suffolk, 189,
503.
Glen, Great, co. Leicester, 103.
Gloostone, Gloston, co. Leicester, 318.
Glosse, John, 3.
Glossenby. See Glassonby.
Gloston. See Gloostone.
Gloucester, 8, 15, 50, 6.5, 197, 219, 273, 296,
441, 445, 467, 491, 519.
, burgesses of, 244.
, Parliament at, 101.
, letters patent dated at, 94.
, charters dated at, 498, 557.
, St. Peter's, abbot and convent of,
293, 467.
, , abbot of, 52, 519.
, honour of, 131.
, Robert, first earl of, 260.
, WiUiam, second earl of, 260.
, earl of. See Clare.
, earldom of, 128.
, duke of. See Humphrey ; Richard.
, county of, 30, 31, 33, 36, 40, 42,
47, 6.% 77, 91, 97-99, 110, 133, 144,
181, 201, 203, 205, 208, 213, 229, 278,
303, 304, 325, 375, 891, 423, 426, 491,
530, 583, 539, 553.
, , sheriff of, 33, 65, 98, 100,
203, 219, 480, 491, 519, 530, 553.
And see Grevile ; Denys ; Berkeley.
, , escheator in, 9, 85, 107,188,
224, 228, 291, 334, 455, 477.
, , outlawries in, 3, 6, 263, 314,
316,414, 415,418.
, , mines in, 194.
, , subsidy and ulnage of cloth in,
47, 49.
, , oommi8.«ions of the peace in,
564.
GlouccFtre, John, 567.
GENERAL INDEX.
635
Gloacestre, Thonuis, receiver general of the '
duchy of Cornwall, 221.
, Walter de, 500.
Glover, Joan. 258.
, Bo^r, 268.
, WUliam.Sl, 441.
Glympton, Glymton, co. Oxford, 268.
Glyn, John, 505.
Gljndoidy, Owen de, 150.
Goadby, (jrodeby, co. Leicester, 187, 862.
Goby, Thomas, 418.
Goddall. See Goodale.
Godde, James, 355.
Goddeslond, John, parson of St. Peter's
Berkhampstead, 2 1 0.
Goddington, co. Oxford, 480.
Goddyn, James, 476.
Godebowre, Thomas, parson of Dacre, 122.
Godcby. See Goadby.
Godechepe, Bichard, 462.
Godeman, Adam, 287, 288.
Goderych, Master John, 58.
Goderyk, John, 318, 487.
Grodewyn, William, rector of the monastery
of Edingtoo, 312.
Godeyer, John, parson of Newton Kyme, 336.
, , parson of Danby Wisk, 836.
Godfrey, Bichard, 559.
Godfrey, bishop of Constantinople, 408.
Godfrey, John, 433.
Godhall, William, 417.
Godlaxton. See Gitthlaxton.
Godmmn, Stephen, 320.
Godmanston, Simon, 472.
Godmersham, Goddemersham, co. Kent, 88,
106, 178, 829, 380, 465, 54S.
Godney, co. Somerset, 192.
Godstone, co. Snrtey, 545.
Godstow [co. Oxford], abbess and nans of,
235.
Godwell, CO. Kent, 88, 464, 548.
Godyn, John, 176.
Godyng, Alexander, parson of Leveland, 479.
, John, engrosser of the Exchequer of
Ireland, 183.
, Bichard, 490.
Godyere, William, 492.
, Master William, 347.
Gogh, David, 114.
, John, 272, 423.
Goghan, Goggan, David, 447.
Gohellouk. ^Ve Gwehelog.
GoUind, John, 100.
Croldburgh, William, 412.
Gold Cliff [co. Monmouth], alien priory of,
93, 106.
Goldoourt, CO. Dorset, 358.
Golde. Boger, 147.
Goldeham, Clemen'., 317.
Goldesborgh, William, 107.
Goldesburgh, Thomas, 577.
Goldesuc, Goldcsuy, John, 33, 452.
Goldington, Goldyngton, co. Bedford, 417.
Goldsmyth, John, 535, 542.
, William, 201.
Goldwell, Goldewell, Master James, dean of
Salisbury, 348.
, James, archdeacon of Es8«x, 221.
, Thomas, 429, 498.
Gkldworthy, co. Devon, 228, 372.
Goldwyn, Alice, 318, 418.
,11iomas, 818,418.
Goldyngton, William, 417, 559.
, William, de, 159.
Golenante, co. Cornwall, 202.
Goltho, Goltchawe [co. Lincoln], 34, 112,
151,371.
Goly, Thomas, 256, 420.
Gomme, William, chaplain of Bestormell,
120.
Gomshall, Gnmhulst, eo. Surrey, 179.
Goodale, Goddall, Gudedale, Adam, 16, 48,
152.
Gooda, Bobert, 194.
Goodenian, Godeman, lliomas, 204.
Goodman, John, 32.
Goodrich, Goderiehe, Gndrioeh, co. Hereford,
80,99, 114.
Googche, John, 319.
Googh, David, 429.
Goold, John, 297.
Goolde, Bichard, 384.
Goose, John, 259.
Goofthays, Goseies, Gosyes, co. Ksscx, 145.
Gore, John, 874.
, Simon, 874.
, Thomas, 874.
Gorge, Walter, 302, 491.
Gorges, Elena de, 228.
, Edmund, 527,526.
, Theobald, 228.
, , knight, 99, 202, 203, 228, 280,
527,571.
, Thomas, 228.
, Walter, 527.
, Mary his wife, 527.
Gorneworth, co. Devon, 586.
Gorwith, Grufflth, parson of Penearreg, 90.
Goryng, John, 205, 280, 429, 489, 493. 528.
, , the younger, 281,574.
Gosberkirk, CO. Lincoln, 169, 815.
Goscote, CO. I^eicester, wapentake of, 445,
480.
Goseiea. See Gooshays.
Gosfield, Gossefeld, co. Essex, 449.
, Gossefeld Mohermers, co. Essex, 449.
Gosforth, Gosford [co. Cumberland], 479.
GoHlyn, Thomas, 535, 542.
Gop.<<e, Bichnrd, .')5.
, Marjory his wife, oo»
, William, 55, 86.
Gosselyn, Master William, 83.
636
GENERAL INDEX.
Gotle, Richard, 862.
Goudhurst, co. Kent, 236.
Gourney, John, 188, 297.
, Matthew, 176.
Goasla, Adam de, 496.
Gower, in South Wales, 81,91,119, 426.
, lord of. See Mowhray.
Gower, Edward, 14, 58, 152, 153, 437,
, John, 546.
, Thomas, 151.
Gowesell. See Gooxhill.
Gowesell, John, 2.
Groweyn a Llaka Halog, co. Monmouth, 425.
GozhiU, Gouxhill, Gowesell, co. Lincoln,
184, 192, 344, 468.
Gra, John, 472.
Thomesia his wife, 472.
Grace, Jerome de, 270.
, Thomas, 194, 266.
Grafton [co. Northampton], 155.
Grainshy, Granesby, Graynesby, co. Lincoln,
169, 181, 184, 427, 468, 473.
Gramponnd, Graant Pound, co. Cornwall, 406.
Granchester, Grauncestre, co. Cambridge,
369.
Grandconrt, Graoncortes, oo. Essex, 97, 144.
Grandissono, Otto de, 310.
Grandorge, Roger, 73, 279.
Grandysdon. See Gransden.
Graneby, John, 286.
Granesby. See Gnunsby.
Gransden, Grandesdene, Grandysdon, co.
HoDtingdon, 131, 444.
Grantham, co. Lincoln, 131, 212, 342, 450,
528.
, letters patent dated at, 464.
Grantham, Thomas, 352.
, , mayor of Lincoln, 499, 524.
Grapefige, William, 267, 288.
Grasmcre, Gresmere, co. Westmoreland, 169.
Grauncortes. See Grandcourt.
Graunford. See Graontfort.
Graunsomysode. See Oakle.
Graant, Master Thomas prebendary of
Hastings, 22.
Walter le, 500.
, WUliam, 89.
Grauntfort, Babilo, 33, 525.
, John, 525.
Graant Pound. See Grampouud.
Grave, co. Wilts, 384, 385.
Grave, Itertram de la, 86, 452.
, John, 487.
, Alice his wife, 487.
Robert, 331, 4«7.
Graveley, Edmund, 50.
GraveU, John, 202, 278.
Gravenell, Master Robert de, 500.
Gravenhurst, co. Bedford, 331.
Gravcsend, Graveshende, co. Kent, 15, 71,
88, 269, 465, .'536, 545, 548.
Graveston, Thomas, 225.
Gray. See Grey.
Grayle, Richard, 514.
Grays in Cavendish, Greys in Caundysshe,
CO. Suffolk, 79, 134.
Grayson, Arthur, 49.
, Thomas, 16, 78.
Graystoke. See Greystoke.
Greaue, co. Kent, 322.
Greenfield [co. Lincoln], convent of, 342.
Greenhaugh, Grenehalgh, co. Northnmber-
land, 341.
Greenhoe, South, Suthegrenehowc, co. Nor-
folk, hundred of, 184.
Greenwich, Grenewiche, co. Kent, 16, 43,
264, 433, 434.
, East, Estgrenewiche, 151, 451.
West, 264.
Greg, William, 248.
Gregory, Matthew, 105.
, Robert, 314.
GregyUton, John, 413.
Grendell, William, 417.
Grendescombe, co. Cornwall, 78.
Grendons in Great Shelford, co. Cambridg^e,
269.
Grene, Andrew, 319.
, Henry, 386, 879, 415, 431, 518, 569.
, .master of the hospital of St.
John Baptist, Brackley, 28.
, Jamas, 51, 117.
, John, 33, 35, 139, 142, 206, 228,231,
284, 530, 564.
, , escheator in the counties of
Kent and Middlesex, 294
, Robert, 436, 476.
, Richard, 299.
, Thomas, 58, 79,238, 273, 297, 316,
317, 823.
, ,440,488.
, Matilda his wife, 440.
, Thomas, the younger, 35.
, William, 33, 139, 142, 172, 564.
, Agatha his wife, 172.
Grenefeld, John, 102, 206, 577.
, Thomas, 419.
, Isabel his wife, 419.
Greneford, John, 230.
Greneham, William, 180, 313.
Grcnehill, John, parson of Bulwell, 478.
Grenelawe, John, 56.
Grenestede, co. Northumberland, 34 1 .
Grenewiche. See Greenwich.
Gronvell, William, 101.
Grcseley, Gresley, John, 102, 135, 562, 572.
Gresmere. See Grasmerc.
Grestain, abbot of, 110.
Greston [co. Gloucester], hundred of, 53, 221,
268.
Gretton, co. Northampton, 170.
Grevele. See Grovele,
GENERAL INDEX.
637
Greveil, Richard, 298.
, Robert, 67.
Greyill, Grerell, Grerjll, John, 66, 08, 205,
349, 574.
, , sheriff of Gloucester, 116.
, , sheriff of Warwick and Leices-
ter, 85, 217.
, Gaewell, Jocosa, 188, 192.
Grey, Gray, Edmund, 444.
, , lord of Hastinges, Waysefard
and Ruthyn and earl of Kent, I, 132,
328,391.417, 457,491,559, 560,565,
568.
, , treasurer of England, 286.
, , chief justice of the county of
Merioneth, 467.
Edward, 178,587.
, Ueury, 89, 535, 542.
, of Codnore, 19, 285, 304, 562,
569.
, , the younger, 121.^
, John, 161, 271, 379, 540, 541.
, John de, 408.
, ,bi.shop of Norwich [1200-1214],
499.
, Patrick, 164.
, Ralph, 32, 33, 233, 294, 388, 339, 343,
348, 565.
, , lord of Werk and Het9n,388.
, Jaquetta his wife, 888.
, Ralph the elder, 228.
, Reginald, 266.
, lord of Wilton, 177.
, Richard de, 395.
Richard, 177.
, , lord of PowiH, 17,98,570.
, Robert, 297, 437.
,Tboma.s47, 68, 145, 148,186, 210,
321,440,461,478,560.
, Isabel his wife, 145, 321.
, Thouuui, of Rugemont, 35.
, William, 294.
, bishop of Kly [1454-1478], 68,
249, 327, 353, 361, 38U, 387, 397, 467,
560, 564, 5G5, 568, 57".
Greyes, co. Essex, 193, 197.
Greyes in Caundyssh. See Grayn in Caven-
dish.
Gre3'8on, Arthur, 206.
Greystoke, Gruyntoke, Ralph, lord of Gray-
stoke, 30, 66, 102, 132, 231, 233, 280,
281, 33*2, 359, 458, 469, 580, 569, 575-
577.
, Robert, 469.
(fre^-Hyde, co. Northumberland, 341.
(jpeyvo, John, vicar of Rlakeslcy, 174.
Grice, Robert, 28, 31.
, Thomas, 205.
(friff', John, 40.
Griffith, Gregory, 183, 890.
, Thomas, 135.
, Walter, 349, 576.
Griffith, William, 117, 293.
Griffyn, William, 491.
Grimesby. See Grimsby.
Grimsby, Ghrimesby, Grymmesby, co. Lincoln,
41, 94, 224.
, St. Augustine's, abbot and convent
of, 41.
, , John, abbot of, 41.
, Little, CO. Lincoln, 184.
Grimoldby, Grymelby, c^. Lincoln, 169.
Grimstead, co. Wilts, 546.
Grimsthorpe, Grymesthorp, co. Lincoln, 113,
141, 361.
Grinstead, East, E8tgrenstede,co. Su88ex,41S,
, West, 519.
Grisaker, Ambrose, 577.
, Percival, 102, 577.
Gristhwaite, Cristhwaytt, co. York, 186.
Groffam, Groffham, John, 32, 545.
Groos, Thomas, 172.
Grossetter, Edmund, 185.
Grosmont, St. Mary's, co. York, prior of, 508.
, Grossewbayte, co. Westmoreland, 169.
^ Groton [co. Suffolk], 258.
Gioundeswily, Thomas, 2.
Grousse, Thomas, 4.
, John, 4.
GroTe, CO. Nottingham, 543.
, CO. Hereford, 77, 372.
Grove, John, 69.
, William, 507.
Qrovele, Grevele, co. Wilts, forest of, 15, 104,
461.
Grover, John, 555.
Grubbe, James, 194, 266.
Gruffitfa, William, 529.
Gmffith ap Robyn, 529.
Grundisborough, Groundesburgh, co. Suffolk,
180.
Gryffyn, Thomas, 135.
Grygge, Hugh, 504.
Gryme, Richard, 572.
, Thomas, 433, 448, 491.
Grymelby. See Grimoldby.
Grymesby, Grymmesby, William, 28, 224,
336.
i Anne his wife, 336.
Grymesthorp. See Grimsthorpe.
Grymmesby. See Grimsby j Grymesby.
Grymston, Walter de, 576.
William, 576.
Gryndell, William, 37.
Grys, Thomas, 301.
Gryseley, Nicholas, 511.
Gryshagh in Wymondham [co. Norfolk], 67,
135, 323.
Gryssyngham, John de, 462.
Gudedale. See Goodale.
Gudricch. See Goodrich.
Guernsey, Garnesey, island of, 34, 49, 71.
, men of, 465.
638
GENERAL INDEX.
Guest by Foalsham, eo. Norfolk, 257.
Guewell. See GpeviU.
Guienne, 65.
And see Aqnitaiue.
Guilden Morden, co. Cambridge, 461.
GuUdford/Qilford, Guldeford, Gyldeford, co.
Surrey, 48. 44,90,96,211, 220, 263,
»28, 404» 409, 423, 505, 507, 522, 523.
, cbarters dated at, 308, 477.
Guipuzcoa, Ypusce, jn Spain, 279.
Guisbrougb, Gubuni, Gjsbum in Clyveland,
CO. York, prior of, 289.
, Thomas, prior of, 502.
Guizance, Gysyns, CO. Northnmberland, 114,
341.
Guldeford. See Guildford.
Gumbulst. See Gomshall.
Gunby, co. Lincoln, 115, 282.
Gunthorp, William, 84.
Gunture, John, 4.
Gurland, Gurlyn, co. Cornwall, 319.
Gurlyn, William, 319.
Gurney, John, 273.
, Matthew, 23.
GuBsage, Gusseche Bowne, co, Dorset, 131.
Guthlaxton, Godlaxton, co. Leicester, hundred
of, 433.
Guthrie, John of, 57.
Guybon, Agnes, 417.
Guyen, Robert, 78.
Guynes in Artois, abbess of, 441.
Guynnyth. Sec Gwyneth.
Guyntetell, Thomas, 3.
Guysnes, in Picardy, 81.
Gwehelog, Gk)hellouk, co. Monmouth, 425.
Gwen, Master Richard, 449.
Gwyneth, Guynnyth, Richard, 148, 835.
Gybbes, Gybbys, John, 37, 102, 204, 230,
509.
, parson of Leveland, 478.
, Thomas, 15.
Gybson, John, 468.
, Thomas, 4, 5.
And see Gibson.
Gye,John, 114,135,203, 206.
, clerk of the king's ordnance,
183.
Gyffard, William, bishop of Winchester
[1107-1129], 307.
Gyflord, Thomas, 188.
And see Gifford.
Gylard, John, 488.
Gylberd, John, 67.
, Richard, 514.
And see Gilbert
Gylby, Thomas, 449.
Gyldeford. See Gilford.
Gyles. See Giles.
Gylforth. See Guildford.
Gylle. See Gille.
Gyllyngham. See Gillinghara.
Gylniyn, Ulchard, 46.
, Thomas, 504, 507.
And see Gilmyn.
Gylyot, , mayor of Vork. 353.
Gymber, Henry, 660, 565.
Gyn, Alexander, 850.
Gynger, John, 545.
Gyngges ad Petrani. See Ingatoatono,
Gyon, John, 207.
Gyrlyngton. See Girlington.
Gysburo. See Guisbrough.
Gyselham. See Gisleham.
Gysyns. See Guisance.
H.
Habneforth, Hanforth, in Iceland, 378.
Habrough, Haburgh, co. Lincoln, 2.
Haburgh. See Habrough.
Habyndon, Henry, 94, 136.
Habyngton. See Abingtou.
Hacche, Eustace de, 62.
Haocheford, John, 4.
Hacker, William, 204.
Hackford, Hakford, co. Norfolk, 285, 296.
Haoon, William, 416.
Haddele. See Hadleigh.
Haddenham, co. Cambridge, 511.
Haddington, co. Lincoln, .352.
Haddiscoe, oo. Norfolk, 286.
Haddon [co. Derby], 31.
, Nether, co. Derby, 81.
Haddon, WiUiam, 415.
Hadelesey, John, 20.
Hadham, Little, by Stortford, co. Hertford,
107, 338, 339, 528.
, Much, CO. Hertford, 338.
Hadham (Tudor), Edmund, earl of Richmond,
212.
Hadleigh, Hadley, oo. Essex, 18, 23, 39, 55,
60, 138, 209, 429, 445, 456, 469, 481.
, Ree, CO. Essex, 94, 136, 209.
, CO. Suffolk, 503.
Hadley [co. Middlesex], 466.
Hadley, Robert, 44, 80.
Hadlow, CO. Kent, 279.
, charter dated at, 498.
Hadsore, John, 74.
Hagbome, East, Bsthakeboume, co. Berks,
258.
, West, Westhagburn [co. Berks],
476.
Hagenes, honour of, 358, 445, 480.
Hagh, CO. Lincoln, alien priory of, 161.
Hagh, Thomas, 332.
Haghous, Hagus, John, 487.
aKNERAL INDEX.
G39
1 1 a-^ ley, Hageley, co. Worcester, 112, 223,
2G1,1>97, 507.
llagloe, Ila^gelowe, co. Gloucester, 169.
HuIh, Ualph de, 376. 402.
llaile^, Hayles, co. GIouc6i»tcr, ubbot aud
monks of, 193, 531.
, William, ubbot of, 531.
, Kichard, abbot of, 415.
Hail Weston, Haileweston, Halyweston, co.
Huntingdon, 156, 413.
Hainault, Henawd, 517.
llukebech, Akebycbe (in Emneth), co. Nor-
folk, 226, 498.
Hakebech, Adam de, 242.
Haket, John, 38, 208.
Hake worthy, John, 315.
Hakford. See Hackford.
Hakthorpe, co. Lincoln, 371.
Hakwell. See Hawkwell.
Halberton, Holbonghton, co. Devon, 7, 10,
70, 104, 317.
Halden, Halton, co. Kent, 88, 465, 548.
Haldenby, Haldynby, John, 35, 528.
Haldham. See Aldham.
Haldynby. See Haldenby.
Hale, Hole, Hoell, co. Lincoln, 113, 141.
, Great, Westhalle, co. Lincoln, 861.
, Hole in Clee, co. Lincoln, 419.
Hale, John, 319.
Hales, John, bishop of Coventry and Lich-
field, [1459-1490], 85, 270, 275, 334,
379, 488, 523. 524, 534, 570, 572, 574.
, Robert, prior of the hospital of St.
John of Jerusalem in England, 153.
Halesowen, co. Salop, abbot and convent of,
321, 461.
, John, abbot of, 321.
Haleswortb, co. Suffolk, 5.
Halewell, Halywell, Henry, 20, 501.
, Elizabeth his wife, 501.
Halgatt. See Hallgate.
Halgh, Christopher, 320.
Halghton, John, 268.
Haliday, Halyday, John, the elder, 32, 441.
, Robert, 28.
, Walter, 298.
WiUiam, 3.
Haliwell. See Holywell.
Hall, Halle, Henry, 205, 451.
, John, 101, l.')2, 234, .101.
, John atte, 463.
, Matthew, 505, 506.
, Richard, 201.
, Robert, 521.
> Roger, 386.
, Thomas, 261.
, Vincent, 214.
, William, 314, 515.
Hallamshire, Halumshire, 158.
Hallatou, Holoughtou, co. Leicester, 195, 484.
Halley, Bartholomew, 28.
Halley^ Peter, 28.
, Robert, 27b.
Hallgate, Halgatt, co. Vork, 169.
Hallingbury, Great, co. Kssex, 83.
Hallybnrton, Master Patrick, 5 12.
Ili^lman, Thomas, 411.
Halnesholte. See Alisholt.
Halquai, Martin en, 527.
Hals, CO. Devon, 265.
Halsbury, Hallisbury, co. Devon, 372.
Halshanger, John, 459.
Halstead, Hallested, co. Leicester, 186.
, CO. Essex, 255, 413.
Halswele, William, 3.
Haltemprice, Hautenpris, priory of, co. York,
237.
Halton, CO. Lancaster, 140, 534.
, GO. Lincoln, 169.
, CO. Oxford, 179, 365.
, CO. Somerset, 333, 359, 360, 365.
And see Halden.
Halumshire. See Hallamshire.
Halverstang [co. Westmoreland], 111.
Halyday. See Haliday.
Halygode, John, 91.
Halyngbury. See Hallingbury.
Halywell. See Halewell.
Ham, Hamme, co. Surrey, 97, 124, 144, 186,
274, 275, 525.
, West, CO. Essex, 221.
Hamburg, in Gennany, 232.
Hambury, John, abbot of Rocester, 550.
Hamelak. See Helmesley ; Koos.
Hamelset. See Ambleside.
Hamelton, John, 206, 234.
Hamelyn, John, 101, 385.
, , Elizabeth his wife, 385.
Hamertoo, co. Huntingdon, 5.
Hamerton, Thomas, 319.
Hametetch, lord of. See Hnngerford.
Hammertm'th, co. Middlesex, 435, 510.
Hammes, John, 284.
Hammys, Richard, 446.
Hamond, John, 553, 572.
, Richard, 299.
, William, parson of Castle Rising, 180.
Hamondeston, co. Dublin, 54.
Hampden, Edmund, 108, 181, 184, 318, 473,
517,551.
, Anne his wife, 181, 184, 517.
, John, 214.
, Thomas, 204, 452.
, , of Hampdeu, 889.
, ,of Kembell, 560.
Hampuet, East, Esthamptonet, co. Sussex, 443.
, West, Westhamptonet, co. Sussex, 448.
Hampstead Marshall, co. Berks, 9, 16, 56, 445,
481.
Hampton, Bishop's [co. Warwick], 90.
in Arden, co. Warwick, 490.
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GENERAL INDEX.
Hampton Uaye, co. Oxford, 263.
Hampton, John, 379, 412.
, Anne his wife, 379.
, Rslph, 349, 490.
Thomas de, sheriff of Southampton,
522.
, William, sheriff of London, 259, 289.
, , sheriff of Middlesex, 209, 217.
Uanaper, the. 8, 14, 15,22, 38, 39, 41, 45, 46,
48, 49, 51, 63, 54, 56, 59-63, 68, 72,
74, 76, 79, 81, 82, 84, 87, 89, 94-98,
!03, 106. 107, 109, 121, 125, 128-130,
136, 137, 140. 142, 146-150, 152, 153,
155-165, 167, 168, 170, 171. 176, 180,
185, 190, 192, 200, 208, 210, 218, 219,
221, 222, 228-230, 235-252, 259, 260,
264, 265, 267, 271, 274, 276, 285, 288,
291, 296- K)l, 305-313, 321, 322, 323,
325, 826, 328-330, 333, 336, 337, 340-
342, 353, 355, 356, 363, 369, 370, 373,
378-382, 384, 385, 388, 892, 401, 405-
409, 421, 423, 427, 429, 431-433, 437,
442-444, 447, 449, 456, 459, 462,464-
467, 471, 472, 476, 485,494-500, 512,
515, 517-519, 522, 523, 527, 631, 532,
538, 539, 543, 544, 547, 555-558.
, keeper or, 93, 128, 190, 484, 516.
And see Kirkeham ; Colte.
Hanburgh. See Handborough.
II anbury, Robert, 12.
Hancock, Thomas, parson of St. Andrew
Hubbard, London, 300.
Handborough, Hanburgh, co. Oxford, 25, 151,
359.
Handlowe, Nicholas, 432.
Handsworth, Hondesworth, co. Stafford, 1 12,
217, 298, 485.
Hanecok, Thomas, 385.
llanforth, Habneforth, in Iceland, 378.
Hanford, Hugh, 435.
Hanham, Hanam, co. Gloucester, 382.
West, 382.
Hanham, John, 508.
Hankford, co. Devon, 265.
Hanle, 377.
Hanlee, Nicholas de, 128.
Hanmer, John, 37.
Hannes, Thomas, 274.
, Isabel his wife, 274.
, William, 274.
Hanningfield, East, Esthanyteld, co. Essex,
524.
Hannington, co. Northampton, 431.
Hanse Almaiii, 349.
Hansards, 276.
Hanwell, co. Middlesex, 166.
Hanwell, Thomas, 138.
Hanworthe, John, 487.
Hanxton, John, 194.
Harbart (Herbert), William, 13.
Harbledown, Harbaldowne, Herebaudon, co.
Kent, 88, 210, 465, 548.
, hospital of, 49, 378.
Harbottle, Herebotell, co. Northiunberland^
29, 113,466.
Harby, Hardeby, co. Leicester, 104« 352.
Harcourt, charter dated at, 408.
Uarcourt, Harecourt, John, 29, 34.
, Bichard, 7, 198, 278, 300, 346, 347,
359, 363, 886, 554, 570.
, , sheriff of Oxford and Berks,
IS.
, Bdith his wife, 198.
, Robert, 29, 34, 278, 300, 846,347,
381, 885, 891, 478, 559, o70.
, William, 29, 34, 101, 202, 278, 478.
• , sheriff of Warwick and Leices-
ter, 323.
Hardeben, Philip, 487.
Hardeby. See Harby.
Hardegrove, Thomas, 127.
Hardelagh. See Harlech.
Harden, Robert, 450.
Hardenesse. See Dartmouth.
Hardewyke, William, 287, 288.
Hardgill, Hargille, Edward, 24, 48, 72, 522.
, Thomas, 35.
Hardington, co. Somerset, 70.
Hardlot, John, 68.
Hardware, Richard, 360.
Hard wick, Hardwik, co. Norfolk, 125, 439.
, CO. Nottingham, 22.
Hardy, Robert, 553.
Hardyng, Robert, 413.
, Walter, 54.
Harebotell. See Harbottle.
Barebotell, Herbotell, Bertram, 66, 569.
, Brian, sheriff of Northumberland,
569.
, John, 569.
Hareby, Simon, 135, 313,567.
Harecourt. See Harcourt.
Hareman. See Hayrman.
Harescombe, Hariscombe, co. Gloucester, 197,
424.
Haresfield, co. Gloucester, 424.
Hare well, William, 443.
Hargille. See Hardgill.
Harigge. See Hay ridge.
Harington, Haryngton, Anne, 59.
, James, 445, 460, 541.
, , escheator in the county of
York, 479.
, John, 30, 59.
, William, 34, 118, 432, 492.
And see Harrington.
Harkstowe. See Horkstow.
Harlakynden, William, 209, 429.
Harlech, Hairdelagh, co. Merioneth, 69,271,
852, 355, 457, 467.
Harlesduse [co. Surrey], 451.
Harleston, co. Devon, 333, 359, 364, 365.
, CO. Stafford, 81.
Harleston, John, 180, 205.
GEtVERAL INDEX.
641
Hiirlu3t(m, HicUard, :)28.
, Wiiliam, 52, 135.
t * escheatorin the countj of Nor-
folk, 67.
Harleton. See HarltoD.
Harlewyn, Herlewjn, Benedict, 180.
, Alice his wife, 180.
, John, 47, 137,204.
Harley, John, 479.
Harleyford, Herleford, co.Buckiogham, .^75.
Harlinfrton, Herljngdon, co. Bedford, 417.
Harlow, oo. Enex, 6.
Harlton, Harleton, co. Cambridge, 131, 438.
Hameham, 376.
Hamefl, Walter, 20.
Hameyg. See Hanreyfi.
Harodon, Richard, 35.
Harold. William, 54.
Harome, Harum by Helmsley, co. York, 455.
Harpoote, William, 9.
Harpetre. ^ee Harptree.
Harpham, John de, 496.
Harpisfeld, Nicholas, 129, 356, 479.
Harpole, Horpoll, co. Northampton, 195, 369.
Harpoar, Harper, Harpur, Henry, 546.
John, 91, 101, 191, 287, 429, 572.
, WiUiam, 173,560.
Harptree. West, co. Somerset, 23, 180, 176,
177. 362.
Harreardby. See Harrowby.
Harres, William, 501.
Ilarreys, Kichard, 280.
Harriet^ham, Heriett8faam, co. Kent, 468.
Harrington, WiUiam, lord of, 118.
, Katharine his wife, 118.
And see Bonvile ; Harington.
Harrowby, Harreardby, co. Lincoln, 342.
Harrowdon, Herowdon, Great, oo. North-
ampton, 195,369.
Little, 195,369.
Harry, John, 509.
, Peter Jack, 68.
Harry Barowe, GeofiFrey, 68, 201.
, Hugh, 201.
, John, 68, 201.
Grannd, Hugh, 68.
Ilarryce, John, 152.
Harryes, Thomas, 265, 511.
Harryson, Peter, 272-
Harston, Herston, co. Cambridge, 315.
Hartanger, Hertanger, co. Kent, 88, 464. 548.
Hartescote, co. Cambridge, 369.
Hartfeld, John, 31.
Harthill, Herthyll, co, York, wapentake of,
451.
Hartilpole, John, 36.
Hartmgton, co. Derby, 280.
Hartisborn, William, 294
Hartland, Hertiland, Hertlond.co. Devon, 372.
Hartland, abbot and canons of, 497.
M 86914.
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Hartland, Richard Tawetou, ubbot of, 497.
Hurtlaw, Hartlowe, co. Northumberland, 265.
Uartlcbnry, II ert ylburie, co. Worcester, 9 1 , 388.
Hartley Wentpall, Hertley Waspaill, co.
Southampton, 39.
llartlot, John, ^8.
Hartwell, Hertwell, co. Buckingham, 367.
Hartyngton, Kdmund, 280.
Harreys, Hamevs, Herveys, Philip, 208, 389,
559.
, master of the king*s ordnance,
14,36,63. 114,294.
Harward, Robert, 471.
Harwell, William, 258.
Harwich, Herewyche, co. Essex, 278.
Harwode, John de, 500.
Haryngton. See Haringtoo.
Haselbuiy, Hasilbeare, co. Dorset, 225, 226,
454.
, CO. Somerset, 7, 10, 104.
Haselden, Hasildeu, Hasylden, Elisabeth,
prioress of Elstow, 208, 224.
.., John, 561.
, William, 66, 68, 133, 301, 560.
Haseley, William, 315.
Hasellore. See Hasilor.
Haselwode. See Hazlewood.
Hasilbaye, co. Derby, 304.
Hasilbeare. See Ilaselbury.
Hasilden. See Haselden.
Hasilor, Hasellore, co. Dorset, hundred of, 131.
Haske. See Ash.
Haslingfleld, co. Cambridge, 506.
Hasshemgge. See Ashridge.
Haatercombe. See Hestercombe.
Hastingleigh, Uastyngkgh, co. Kent, 493.
Hastings, Hastynges, co. Sussex, 20, 27, 35,
125, 138, 145, 199, 280.
, rape of, 138.
, king's free chapel of, 22, 138.
Hastynges, Alice, 506T
, Edmund, 66, 86, 269, 348, 450.
, , escheator in the county of York,
291. ^
, Hugh, 277.
, John, 102,510,577.
, , earl of Pembroke, 353,445, 481.
, Laurence de, earl of Pembroke and
lord ofWeyseford andBergevenny,306.
Ralph, 13, 14, 21, 34, 37, 47, 134,
195, 283, 823, 369, 371, 431, 437, 569.
, Anne his wife, 369.
, Richard, 34, 187, 362, .566.
, Robert, 156.
, Thomas, 553.
..., , William, 13, 30, 34, 35, 37, 78, 128,
469.
, , lord of Hastynges; 7, 9, 65, 66,
88, 99, 132, 134, 177, 190, 199, 201, 221,
233, 279, 303, 304, 346, 431, 444, 450,
470, 482. 489-491, 529,562, 566-570,
.j74.
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642
GENEBAL IKDEX
Htstyngefl, William, king'fl chamberlain, 26,
59, 103. 188, 222, 308, n52-:i54, 4U9,
469, 540, 550.
, cuamberiaiu of North Walei,
26, 529.
, , master of the mint, ISO, 347»
870, 371, 483.
, , reoeirer-geneml of the duchy
of ComwaU, 9, 221, 382, 358.
, Katharine his wife, 104, 854.
Hasvlden. See Haselden.
ft
Ilatclyff. See Hattecliff.
Xaterbergh, John, 412.
Hatfield, Hatfeld, Hattefeld, G, 335, 380.
, 00. York, 58, 831, 843, 436, 487.
Hatfeld, Haitfeld, Hay tf eld, John, 66,102,576.
, Richard, 12, 66, 133, 560.
, Thurston, 81.
Hath, Robert, 89.
Hatherlee, William, prior of Henton, 128.
Hatheme, co. Leieester, 187, 862.
Hatleff, John, 86.
Hatley, Bast, SsthatlCi oo. Cambridge, 461.
Hatteclif , John, 62.
Hattecliff Hatclyff, Hatteclylfe, William, 95,
189.
, Master William, the king's secretary,
476.
, ,the king's physician, 62, 196,
197,828,324,887,444.
Hattefeld. See Hatfield.
Hatvele, Hatweell, James, 16, 43.
Hatys, John, 283.
Hanchet, Thomas, 502.
Haughton, Hawghton, co. Lancaster, 172.
Haukesbergfa. See Hawkeeborough.
Haunes, oo. Bedford, 217.
Haunewyke, John, 518.
Haunsert, Hauserd, Richard, the elder, 101,
205.
, , of Ouresby, 451, 567.
, , of South Eelsey, 567.
Haunton, Haweuton, co. Stafford, 174.
Hauserd. See Haunsert.
Haustyn, Henry, 258.
Haute, Bdmund, 230.
, John, vicar of Chiswick, 263.
, William, 101, 209, 301, 429, 458,
498, 566.
, ,the younger, 102, 125, 566.
, the elder, 138.
Hauteupris. See Haltemprice.
Havant, Havont, co. Southampton, 1.
Havecok, Thomas, 27.
Haverfordwest, co. Pembroke, 21 91,119,
533.
, burgesses of, 495.
HaTarhill, HaTerhnll, co. Suffolk, 6, 418.
Havering atte Bower, co. Essex, 23, 27, 46,
83, 110, 118, 127, 257, 821, 882, 396,
480,481.
, charters dated at, 237, 399, 557.
Haward. See Hf»ward.
Hawardedyn, David, 441.
Hawdale, Robert, 135.
Hawe, le, co. Gloucester, 148, 183, 192.
llawe, John, 849.
Haweden, co. Northumberland, 340, 341.
Hawkebath [ca Salop], 542.
Hawkesborouffh, Haokesbeigfa, co. Sussex,
hundred of, 188.
Hawkesford, Ralph, 490.
Hawkhill, Hankyll, co. Northumberland, 888.
Hawkhurst, Hawekeherst* co. Kent, 510.
Hawkinge, Hoking, co. Kent, 544.
Hawkridge, Haukeryge, co. Berks, 486.
Hawkwell, Hakwell, co. Essex, 104.
, Haukwell, co. Northumberland, 259.
Hawkyn, John, 507.
Hawkyns, Thomas, prebendary of Tunworth,
270.
, , dean uf Stafford, 970.
HawnceK, Heory, 36.
Hawys, John, 416.
Haxby, Thomas, 77.
Haxey, co. Lincoln, 484.
Haxy, Thomas, canon of Southwell, 84.
Hay [oo. Brecon], 48, 91, 824, 463, 464.
Hay, Henry, 174.
, Matthew, 81, 278, 564.
, WiUiam, 874.
Haydon. Set Heydon.
Haydock, Heydok, co. Lancaster, 7, 9, 104.
Haydok, Gilbert, 173.
, , prebendary of St. Stephen's,
Westminster, 589.
, parson of Meonstoke, 539.
Hayerman. See Hayrman.
Hayford, Heyford, Humphrey, 505, 506.
Haygrove, Heygrove, co. Southampton, 181.
Haylake Yoo, co. Somerset, 280.
Hayles. See Hailes.
Haynes, Richard, 524, 540.
Haynowe, Thomas, 88, 208, 572.
Hayns, William, 313.
Hayridge, Harigge, co. Devon, hundred of, 70,
122, 478.
Haynnan, Hareman, Heynnan, Thomas, 133,
561.
Haytfeld. See Hatfeld.
Haythredesbury. See Heytesbury.
Hayton, Heyton, Thomas, 85.
Hayward, Richard, 81, 173, 266, 470.
, Thomas, 74.
Hazlewood, Haaelwode, co. Derby, 81.
Heaoham, Hecham, co. Norfolk, 412.
Headboume Worthy, Worthy Mortymer, co.
Southampton, 131.
Headcom, Hedecrone, co. Kent, 516.
Heade, co. Devon, 108.
Headington, Hedyngton, eo.Oxfbrd, 105, 115,
880, 480, 480.
, men of, 830.
GENERAL INDEX.
643
HeacUees Cross, Hedley Crosse, co. Worces-
ter, 357.
Healaugh, Helagh, Heley, co. York, 39, 198,
454.
, priory of, 454.
Healey. See Helleia.
Heathfield, Hethfeld, co. Sussex, 251.
Hebard, co. Dorset, 358.
llebden, William, 29.
Hecham. See Heacham.
Hechyngton. See HeightoD.
Heckfield, Hekfeld, co. Southampton, 511.
Heckington, Hekyngton, co. Lincolu, 104, 354.
Hedale, John, 30.
Hedeerone. See Headcom.
HediDgham, co. Ensez, 197.
, Castle, Hongham Castle, co. Espex,
198.
, Sible, Hengham Sibille, co. Essex,
198, 412.
, Vaux by, co. Essex, 76, 197.
Hedlam, Thomas, 172.
Hedlested, co. Northumburlaud, 341.
Hedon in Holdemesse, co. York, mayor,
bailiffii and burgesses of, 150.
Hedyngdon. See Headington.
Heende, Walter, 1.
Hefd, John, 547.
Hege, Thomas, 216.
, Bllen his wife, 216.
Heghmore, co. Northumberland, 841.
Heglyngton Fenne, co. Lincoln, 426.
Heighes [Exeter], prebend of, 122, 478.
Heighington, Hytyngton, co. Lincoln, 169.
Heightisbeiy. See Heyteabury.
Heighton, Hechyngton, co. Sussex, 87.
Hekelyng, co. York, 169.
Hekyngton. See Heckington.
Helagh. See Healaugh.
Helay by Silkstone, co. York, 433.
Hele. See Bosomzeal.
Helesheia, 377.
Heley. See HeaUngh.
Helhonghton, Helweton, co. Norfolk, 411.
Helleia (? Healey), 392.
He]IeMbury,Helly8bnry,co. Cornwall, 123,344.
Helleston. See Hehiton.
Hellewell, co. Lincoln, 226.
Hellowe. See Bellean.
Helme. See Elme.
Helmesey, Hemelsey, John, 815.
Helmsley, Hamelak, co. York, 465, 467.
Heloughby, Richard, 184.
Helperby, William, 115, 118, 218, 438.
Helsington, Helsyngton, co. Westmoreland,
169.
Heist on in Kirrier, Helleston, co Cornwall,
211,488.
burgesses of. 557.
Helwele. See Holywell.
Helwell, John, 282.
Ilelwell, William, 115.
Helweton. See Helhoughton.
Helys, John, 490.
HcmelHay, Thomas, 259, 413.
Hemelsey. See Helmesey.
Hemingborough, Hemyugburgh, co. York, 76.
Hemington, Hcmyngtou, co. Somerset, 70,
119, 429.
Hemming, William, 502.
Hemnales, in Theydou Garuou, eo. Essex,
116,356.
Hempstede Ferrers, 5.
Hempstone, Broad, Hempston Caiitlo [co-
Devon], 383.
Hempstone, Little, Littelhempston, Bartholo-
mew, the parish chaplain of, 201.
rremyiigbui*gh. See Hemiu|;borough.
Hemyngburgh, John, 48, 80, 12C, 473, 532.
Heuaff, Oliver eu, 527.
Henawd. See Hainault.
Henbur, John, 62. ^
Henclyff, Laurence, 501.
Henpote. See Hengoed.
Hende, Gresilda, 64, 379, 444.
, John, 64, 444.
, the younger, 255.
Hendelee, William, 47.
Hendeley. See Henley.
Hendred, East, Esthenrith [co. Berks], 73.
Hengham. See Hedingham.
Hengham, Kalph de, justice of the Bench,
549.
Hengoed, Hencote [co. Salop], ' Shirrief
Modowe * by, 67.
Hengston. See Hinxton.
Heiilakiden, Robert, 362.
Henley, 290.
Henley, co. Kent, 548.
Henley, Hendeley on le Heth, co. Surrey,
230, 448.
Henley-on-Thames, CO. Oxford, 315.
Henley, Nicholas, vicar of Mutfbrd and
Barnby, 256.
Henly, South, Sathenley [co. Surrey], 90.
Hennale, Thomas, 23.
Hennam, Henham, 82.
Hennyngburgh, John, 281.
Henold, co. Essex, hermitage of, 149.
Henry L king of EngUuid, 41, 136, 160, lo7,
171, 876-378, 402, 408, 494, 499.
, letters patent of, 250, 392.
charters of, 286, 238, 240, 243, 241,
246, 250, 251, 299, 307, 811, 375, 893,
895, 896, 408-409, 495, 496, 498, 557.
Henry IL 79, 125, 127, 269, 472.
, letters patent of, 137, 160, 230, 205,
306, 892, 405.
charters of, 41, 58,61, 68, 136, 139,
148, 150, 157, 159-161, 168, 171, 190,
285, 240-247, 249, 251, 252, 296, 305-
309, 313, 840, 341, 375, 376, 394-396.
398-401, 405, 407-409, 494, 496-499,
556-558.
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GI4
GENERAL INDEX.
Henry III. 113, 128, 134, 157, 260, 267, 286,
385, 346,384, 432, 463, .%24.
, roll 0^446.
, letters patent of, 49, 146, 156, 157>
16o, 166, 236, 239, 244, 247, 265, 271,
308, 312,333, 400, 401,405, 499, 558.
, charters of, 59, 78, 79, 136, 139, 145,
146, 153, 156-162, 165-168, 171, 190,
235, i:36, 238-246, 24S-252, 266, 285»
296, 299, 305, 307-309, 311, 313, 333,
337, 340, 892-401, 404-409, 446, 494,
495, 497-499, 523, 527, 531, 538, 539,
555-558.
Henry IV. 76, 78, 107, 127, 138, 158. 195,
220, 222, 267, 286, 328, 346, 384, 446,
448-4.50, 524.
, letters patent of, 82, 128, 136, 136,
141, 150, 162-164, 229, 287, 240, 241,
24t>, 271, 306, 309, 31 1, 338, 339, 355,
378, 427, 463, 497, 523, 538, 555, 557,
558.
charters of, 137, 171, 189, 243, 245,
246^49, 271, 305, 312, 499, 558.
Henry V. 76, 78, 97, 98, 110, 127, 164, 267,
286, 29 J, 360, 405, 480, 513, 524.
, letters patent of, 82, 166, 237,241,
243, 306, 326, 378, 892, 400, 496, 537,
539, 557.
, charters of, 150, 160,240, 243, 245,
309, 311,499.
....• , letters patent of, when prince of
Wales, 311.
Henry VI. the late king, 7, 19, 22,28, 31,33,
84, 36, 39, 44, 53, 55, 60, 63, 66, 67, 70,
73, 76, 78, 80, 82, 88-90, 93, 94, 97,
101, 103, 111, 114, 115, 117, 120, 127,
182, 134, 138, 139, 148, 153, 176, 179,
180, 185, 187, 188, 196, 197, 200, 201,
205, 212, 217, 280, 231, 254, 261, 267,
268, 272, 273, 276, 280, 286-2S8, 292,
295, 297, 298, 800, 317, 335, 337-339,
354, 860, 361, 366, 368, 382, 383, 388,
411, 412, 415, 416, 425, 431, 438, 440,
449, 459, 462, 464, 486, 509, 518, 519,
524, 535, 536, .542, 555.
, letters patent of, 6, 8, 39, 46, 57, 63,
74, 81, 82, 95, 103, 107, 109, 125, 128,
150, 156, 161, 163, 168, 170, 189, 190,
194, 229, 230, 236, 239, 240, 242-244,
246, 248, 249, 265, 274, 284, 290, 291,
305, 306, 309, 311, 326, 354, 863, 378,
392, 400, 427, 454, 463, 495, 496, 499,
523, 537, 551, 555, 557, 558.
, charters of, 155, 171,208, 236, 237,
246, 248, 307, 309, 473, 497, 558
, letters of safe-conduct of, 36, 65, 68,
201.
, council of, 275.
, household of, 289, 380, 418, 449.
, , chaplain of. See Clampay n.
, capture of, 460.
Henry, emperor of Genuany, son in Iutt of
king Henry I. 403, 408.
Henry, duke of Normandy and Aquitaineand
count of Anjou, charter of, 61.
lk"iry, Thomas sou of, 83.
Henry ap Griffith, 451.
Heuster, Humphrey, 50.i.
Henton. See Hiiitou.
Hcnton, John, 314.
, , vicar of Tenterden, S58.
, , parson of Ewhorst, 353.
, John de, prior of Sixhill, 196.
Henwick, Henwyk, co. Bedford, 417, 503.
Heppey, William, 528.
Hettcrd, William, 216.
Herbert, Geoffrey, 882.
Gilbert, 36.
, John, 30, 99.
, the king's attorney, 69.
, Bichaid,77, 100, 280, 355, 372.
, Thomas, 8, 80, 34, 38, 65, 99, 100,
151, 1»1, 422, 441,564.
, , sheriff of Somerset, 211.
, tlie elder, 15, 197, 424, 523,
528.
, Thomas, the younger, 30.
, Walter, 65.
, Wiliam, esquire, 38, 42, 65, 77, 327.
425,514,533.
, , escheator in the county of Car-
narvon, 340.
, of Herbert, knight, 30, 34, 36,
38, 43, 45, 65, 98-100, 114, 119, 132,
211, 268, 280, 286, 339, 355, 366, 425,
427,431, 529,538,564.
, , justice and chamberlain of
South Wales, 7, 526.
, chief justice of hCerioneth, 271,
352.
Herbotell. See Harebotell.
Hercy, Hugh, 543, 544.
, Elizabeth his wife, 543, 544.
, Gervase, 543.
Herde, William, 508.
Herdegrey, Henry, 411.
Herebaudou. See Harbledawn.
Hcrebotell. See Harbottle.
Hereford, co. Huntingdon, 156.
, CO. Norfolk, 111, 200, 458.
, CO. Hereford, 26, 77, 98, 194, 212,
305, 372, 445.
, mayor and citizens of, 305.
, charter dated at, 495.
...., earlof. iSee Bohun.
, Roger, earl of, 403.
, diocese of, 60, 93, 180, 187, 192, 305,
450.
, bishop of. See Stanbury ; Ege-
blaunch.
, county of, 30, 36, 42, 47, 51, 65, 77,
91, 98, 99, 11;, 133, 205. 426, 539,
552.
, sheriff of, 65, 98, 100.
And see Skull.
, , escheator in, 9, 451.
And see Brugge.
..., outlawries in, 411, 508, .504.
..., * le haywode ' in, 27, 886.
■ >
■•....,
GENERAL INDEX.
645
HtTefun), CO., cotumi^ttians of the poacu in,
.064.
Ueregerd, co. Cornwall, 78,
Herewyche. See Harwieh.
Herford, Thomas, 57.
Heriettesham. See Harritstsliani.
Herits, Leo de, 393.
Herleford. See Harleyford.
Herlewyn. See Harlewjn.
Herlyngdon. See Harlington.
Herman, John, 256.
, William, r/2, 254.
Heroes, William, 194, 266.
Hemis, K. son of, 496.
Heron, John, of Forde, 29, 461.
, llogcr, 29.
Herowdon. See Harrowdou.
Herrys, Richard, 182.
Hersham, 6.
Herst. See Hurst.
Hersthall, co. Kent, 88, 464, 548.
Herston. See Harston.
H«irt, John, 203, 209, 282, 347, 418, 429.
, Walter, 429, 493.
Hert, le, Lyhert, Walter, hishop of Norwich
[1446-1472], 173, 200, 436, 568, 573.
Herte, Cleoffrey, 264.
Herteshonie, William, 559.
Hertford, 455, 456, 526.
, letters patent dated at, 208.
.......... charters dated at, 171, 305.
, earl of. See Clare.
, county of, 18, 27, 32, 33, 48, 107,
111, 127, 129, 131, 133, 143, 168, 183,
189, 192, 228, 261, 2Z8, 302, 363, 391.
, , sherifF of, 302, 479, 430.
And see Ree ; Filol ; Rayuforth.
, , escheator in, 224, 291, 339,
345, 880.
And see Aspall ; Clovile.
, , outlawries in, 172, 255, 413,
417,502,506,508,545.
,..., ....... justices of the peace in, 456.
, , commissions of the peace
in, 565.
HerthyU. See Harthill.
Hertiland. See Uartland.
Hertilbury See Hartleburv.
Hert^ssme, Lewis, 303.
Hertley, Thomas, 138.
Hertley Waspaill. See Hartley Westimll.
Hertwell, John, 504.
, Thomas, 259.
Hertylburie. See Hartlebury.
Hertylpole, John, 204.
Herrey, Nicholas, 364, 365, 368.
Herveys. See Harvey s.
Hervy, John, 317.
, Thomas, 389,411.
, William, 417.
Heryng, Robert, .10, 135.
Ucryot, Juliii, 176.
, Richard, 176.
Heryson, Rdmund, 492.
Hesewell, John, mayor of Cambridge, 56 1 .
Hesketh, Thomas, 505.
Hessle, Hesill, Hessyl, co. York, 86, 237, 349,
367.
Hestercombe, Hastercotnbe, co. Somerset, 416.
Heston, co. Middlesex, 97, 144.
Heth, Thomas, 490, 572.
Hethcote, Ralph, dean of Tettcnhall, 378.
, Richard, .32.
Hethorpe. See E^'thorpe.
Heton, John, 324.
■ , William, 286.
Heugh. Sec Hough.
Hevenyngharo, Enyngham, John, 232,573.
Hevingham, Hevyngham, co. Norfolk, 172,
510
HcYv, John, 33.
Hewester, Humphrey, 280, 528.
Hewet, Walter, 273.
ftewle a Cadeyre, co. Monmouth, 425.
Hewle, David ap Jevan, co. Monmouth, 425.
Hewle Kenyyn Voeil, co. Monmouth, 425.
Hewlyn, W^illiam, 413.
He worth, Robert de, 35.
Uewyk, John, 105, 538, 553.
Hexham, 525.
Hcxtildeshamshin», 525.
Heyo, men of, 79.
lleyate, Jamen, 201.
Robert, 201.
Heybernes, co. Warwic!:, 145.
Heyiioke, John, 282.
Heydok. See Haydok.
Hey don Mount, Eydon Mountc, co. Essei,
508.
Heydon, Haydou, Henry, 471.
, John, 182,266,471.
Heyford. See Hajford.
Heygrove. See Haygrove.
Heyman, Richard, prebendary of Salisbury,
19.
, prebendary of Westminster, 19.
ileynde, Thomas, 410.
Hej'iies, Heynys, Willmm, 17', 176.
, Thomas, 175.
John, 503.
Heyno. See Hayoowe.
Heyrefeld, Richftfd, 445.
Heyrou, Richard, 275, 276.
Heyrman. See Hayrman.
Heysaunt, Patrick, 6.
Heysham, Hyeaham, co. Lancaster, 145.
Heytesburj, Heightisbery, co. Wilts, 190,364,
368.
lord of. See llungerford.
Hey ton. See Haytoiu
llcywode, Thomas, dean of Lichfield, 141.
Q5Mi^
,.«j->
646
GENERAL INDEX.
Heywood, Richard, 505.
Hiagc, Bartelon de le, 203.
Hicchen, Johu, 255.
Hicch3'n. .Sec Hitchin.
Hida, JeliaD, 412.
Hier, Henry, 303.
Hiett. .See Hyett.
Hiewortk. See Highwortli.
Higford, John, 450, 574.
, , the younger, sheriff of
Warwick. 472.
, Thomas, 450, 499, 491, 574.
And see Hugford.
Higham, co. Buckingham, 187.
, CO. Devon, 265.
, CO. Kent, 256.
And see Lillecharch.
, CO. Suffolk, 508.
hy Norwich, co. Norfolk, 485.
Iligham, John, chief remembrancer of the
exchequer of Ireland, 76.
, Kichard, 280.
, Thomas, 301.
, , the younger, 348, 452, 573.
Highbecch, Beche [co. Essex], 228.
Highhead, co. Cumberland, 253.
High Wood, Ywode, co. Sussex, 465, 648.
Highworth, Hieworth, co. Wilts, 131.
....;...., hundred of, 131.
Hikkesson, Robert, 221.
Hiklyng, Robert, 360.
Hilbilworth. See Hilborough.
Hilborough, Hilbilworth, co. Norfolk, hospital
of, 359.
, , Richard Bowyer, warden of,
359.
Hilcrombe. .See Hillcrome.
II ildersham, Thomas, 2.
Hildesdon. See Hillesden.
Hill, HUle, Hyll, John, 210, 233, 234, 448.
, John de, 343.
, Laurence, 75.
, Richard, parson of Fordingbridge, 77.
, Robert, 371.
, Thomas, the younger, 257.
, William, 50, 181, 257.
Hillard, Robert, 231.
Hillcrome, Hilcrombe, co. Worcester, 67.
Hille, CO. Devon, 265.
Hilleresdou, Hylresdon, Andrew, 37, 319.
Hilles, Thomas, 217.
Hillcsclen, Uillesdon, Hildesdon, co. Buck-
ingham, 70, 118, 153,486.
Hilliard, Hylyard, Robert, 31,66, 349, 576.
Hillyng, Ralph, 254.
Hilton, Hylton, co. Huntingdon, 212.
CO. Stafford, 101.
Hiltonland, co. Westmoreland, 169.
Hilton, George, 94.
, Henry, 32.
, Thomas, 490.
Hinckley, Hynkeley, 258.
,co. Leicester, alien priory of, 161.
Hinton, HentoD, Hynton, co. Cambridge,
97, 98, 144, 212.
, Downefeld of, 103.
,00. Somerset, priory of, 138.
, prior and convent of, 127, 156.
, William Halherlee, prior of, 128.
, WilUam Marchall, prior of, 128.
, CO. Southampton, 423.
, CO. Wilts, 507.
, [CO. Wilts], 440.
Hinxton, Hengston, co. Cambridge, 193.
Hippurth, Edmund, 253.
Hirnyng, Thomas, 503.
Hitchin, Huchen, Hicchyn, co. Hertford,
331,255.
Hobbes, Reginald, 315.
, Alice his wife, 315.
.Robert, 552.
Hobbys, Richard, 419.
, Master William, the king's surgeon ,
182.
Hoberd, Hubberd, James, 348, 452, 678.
Richard, 503.
Hoborough, Hobury, co. Kent, 264.
Hobson, John, 302.
Richard, 508.
Hoby, John, 438.
Hochekynsou, WilUam, 32.
Hockley, Hokley, co. Essex, 35.
Hoddesdon, co. Hertford, 154.
Hoddesole, William, 318.
Hoddys. WiUiam, 274.
Hodeh^dus, relation of Sebby, king of the
East Saxons, 895.
Hodelston. See Hudleston.
Hodlestone, co. York, 38[8.
Hodnet, Hodnette [co. Salop], 55.
Hodolston. See Hudleston.
Hody, Houdye, Alexander, 31, 32, 192.
Hodynges, John, 195.
Hoell. -See Hale.
Hoff, CO. Westmoreland, 140, 534.
Hogekyn, John, 31.
Hogekyns, John, 420.
Hogelowe, co. Gloucester, 533.
Hogeson, Robert, 262.
Hogesion, in Ireland, 117.
Hoggeford. .See Hugford.
Hoggeson, William, 492.
Hoggeston, co. Buckingham, 121.
Hoggys, John, 2.
, Stephen, 2, 3.
Hoghton by Walsynhan, co. Norfolk, 285.
Hoghton, John, 126.
Hokan, Nicholas, vicar of Acton, co. Suffolk,
255.
Hoke. See Stafford.
Hokehatte, co. Devon, 372.
GENERAL INDEX.
647
Hokelesoote. See Hogglesoote.
Hokemortjmer, oo. Boathampton, 181.
Hokeslowe. See Huxloe.
Hoking. See Hawkinge.
Hokley. See Hockley.
Hoke, John, yicar of Moroton, co. Emez,
291.
Holand. See Holland.
Holand, Roben, prior of Spalding, 242.
, Thomas, 4.
., , , Elizabeth hin wife, 4.
, William, 102.
Holandswayne. See Hoyland Swaine.
Holbeach, Holbeche, oo. Lfnoolc, 140, 534.
Holbeeh, Roger, 174.
Holbenham. See Benham Hoe.
HolbooghtOD. See Halberton.
Holcombe, Holecombe, co. Devon, 372.
Holcot, Hulcot, John, 479.
, Alice his wife, 479.
Holcote, CO. Northampton, 869.
Holdehamp, co. Devon, 119, 429.
Holdenshire. ^See Howdenshire.
Holder, Walter, 201, 882.
Holdemesse, co. York, 24, 225, 226, 348,
849, 454.
Holdesworthy. See Holsworthy.
Holdewill, co. Devon, 265.
Holdsworthy. See Holsworthy.
Holdych, Richard, warden of the hospital of
S.6. Giles and Antony by Wilton, 458.
Hole. See Hale.
Holford [co. Gloucester], hundred of, 53,
221, 268.
Holford, Thomas, 98, 575.
Holgate, Nicholas, 206.
Holgill. See Crakenthorp.
Holgot, Thomas, 552.
Holgrave, John, 476.
Holingworth, James, 541.
Hollwode, CO. Cornwall, 108.
Holkham, co. Norfolk, 436.
HoUand, 187, 231, 517.
Holland, Holand, co. Essex, 145.
, Great, co. Essex, 3, 87.
, CO. Lincoln, 169.
Fen, Holand Fenues, co. Lincoln,
169.
Holland, Henry, duke of Exeter, 32, 35, 39,
67, 82, 104, 114, 188, U3, 193, 287,
286, 366, 425, 486.
, Anne his wife, duchera of Exeter, the
king's sister, 7, 9, 104, 140, 193, 265,
324, 429, 440,486, 513, 533.
, John, duke of Exeter, 237.
Holle, William, 535, 542, 543.
Hoilington, Holyngton, co. Sussex, 248.
Holm, Daniel, abbot of, 167.
Holman, John, 89.
Holme, CO. Nottingham, 84.
in Kendell, oo. Westmoreland, 445, 46 1 .
Holme in Spaldyngmore, oo. York, 415.
Holme, Brian, 31.
, John, 134, 192, 281, 576.
, , baron of the Exchequer, 63,
214,576.
, Oliver, 28,31.
, Thomas, 509.
, Cristiana his wife, 509.
Holmefirth, HolmeAryth, co. York, 26, 146.
Holoughton. See Hallaton.
Holsworthy, Holdesworthy, co^ Devon, 7, 10,
104, 382, 389, 501.
Holt, CO Norfolk, 87, 285.
Holt, Alexander, 300.
, Katharine his wife, 300.
, Edmund, 439.
, Walter, 545.
, William, 276, 609.
llolthorpe, Henry, 496, 519.
Holton, Houton, Howton, co. Lincoln, 169,
224.
, Beckering, Howton by Bekeryng, co.
Lincoln, 471, 544.
Holymore, Richard, 319.
Holynherst Tyknale, co. Derby, 422.
Holywell, Haliwell, Helwele, co. Lincoln, 80,
540.
,00. Flint, 437.
Homcastell, co. Worcester, 434, 456.
Homme, John, 318.
Honden. See Hundon.
Hone, John, 317.
Honewton. See Honnington.
Honewod, John, 280.
Honeworth, co. Norfolk, 4.
Honflenr, Hunflete, in Normandy, 457.
Hongham. See Hedingham.
Honingham, Hooyngham, Honyngton [co.
Norfolk], 117, 218.
Honiton, Honjrton, co. Devon, 211, 257.
Honnington, Honeweton, co. Suffolk, 547.
Hony, John, 418.
Honyngton. See Honingham.
Honyngton, Thomas, 585.
Hoo, CO. Sussex, 76.
Hoo, Richard, 258.
Thomas, 138, 141, 205, 231, 265, 429,
493, 494.
Hoorde, Horde, Hourde, John, 18, 278, 347.
, Thomas, 98, 570.
William, 36, 43, 202, 204, 278, 452,
483, 488.
Hoom. See Home.
Hope, CO. Flint, 7, 9, 104.
, CO. Worcester, 510.
Hope, Thomas, 29.
Hoper, William, 416.
Hopemcwode, co. Devon, 223.
Hoperton, John, 835.
Hopesdale, co. Flint, 7, 9, 104. '
Hopkyn ap Rees ap Hopkyn, 426.
t)48
GENE UAL INDEX.
Hopton, Edward, 510.
, JohD, 411, 536,57a.
, William, 577.
, , sheriff of Norfolk, 526.
Hopton Wafers, Warfurreshoptun bj Clebury,
CO. Salop, 174.
Hopwode, James, 102, 562.
Horde. See Hurde.
Hord. See Hoorde.
Hore, Geoffrey, 328.
, John, 102.
, Thomas, 8.
Horell, Johii, 507.
Horewode, John, 318.
Horkstow, Harkstowe, co. Lincoln, 257.
Hormead, Hormade, Little, oo. Hertford, 162.
Horn. See Home.
Horncastell, Richard, abbot of Bardncy, 524.
Homcastle, Hornecastre, co. Lincoln, 196.
HomdoD, Hornedon, co. Essex, 35.
Homdwere bj Windsor Castle, 272, 428.
Home, Hora^ Houru, James, 228.
, Joan, 327.
, John, 545.
, Robert, 7, 76,516.
, , Isabel his wife, 7.
, Thomas, 185.
, William, parson of Hinton, 423.
, , parson of Bisley, 423.
Homington, Homyngton, co. York, 149, 131.
Horpoll. See Harpole.
Horridge, Horigge, co. Devon, 410.
Horsby, John, 172.
Horsemonden, co. Kent, 429, 544.
Horsenden, co. Buckingham, letters patent
dated, 47.
Horsey, oo. Somerset, 226.
Horsford, co. Norfolk, 510.
Horsford, Robert, 420.
Horsham St. Faith, co. Norfolk, prior and
monks of, 78.
, prior of, 175.
Horftley,co. Derby, 134, 220.
Horsley, Alan, 253, 256, 415.
, Joan his wife, 415.
John, 417.
Horstead, Horstede, co. Norfolk, priory of,
74.
Horsted, Little, Litelhorsted, co. Sussex,
585.
Horston, co. Derby, 226, 226. 387.
Horton, co. Devon, 265.
Horwood, Horewode, Great, co. Buckingham,
121.
Little, CO. Buckingham, 121.
Hoselworthy. See Holsworthy.
Host, Reginald, 500.
Hotefeld. See Hoth field.
Hoth, CO. Salop, 443.
Hothfield, Hotefeld, co. Kent, 83, 87, 191, 292.
Hotham, John, 78.
, , esquire, 27, 78.
, , knight, 27,78.
Hotham, John de, bishop of £ljr» [1316-
1337], 249, 397.
Hotoft. See Huttoft.
Hotofte, Richard, 66, 570.
Hoton. See Hutton
Hoton, Richard, 479.
, Robert, 288.
William, 541.
Hotonrofe. See Hatcon Roof.
Hoadye. See Hody.
Hough, Heogh, in Stanfordham, co. Northum-
berland, 259, 547.
Hougham, Hugham, co. Kent, 330.
Houghton, Great, co. Northampton, 111, 431.
, Hanging, CO. Northampton, 11 1^ 431.
, by Harple, co. Norfolk, 421.
, Hoghton, CO. Northumberland, 199.
, Long, Langhoughton, co. North-
umberland, 840.
Regis, Houstone [co. Bedford], 94.
Houghton, John, 479.
, Elizabeth, 479.
, Richard, 383.
, Robert, 82.
Hounds, 22, 127, 334.
Hounslow, Houndeslowe [co. Middlesex],
prior and convent of Holy Trinity,
222.
Hoorde. See Hoorde.
House. See Howse.
Household, the, C, 14, 25, 117, 201, 202, 217,
219, 224, 227, 268, 264, 270, 294, 301,
331, 442, 456, 519.
. , steward of, 8, 275.
And see Tiptoft.
, treasurer of, 6, 49, 117, 193, 194, 201,
202, 268, 269, 270, 828, 361, 558.
And see Fogge.
, controller of. See Scotte.
, esquires of, 10, 92, 123-126, 212,
261, 327, 344, 861, 523, 524.
, yeomen of, 128.
, chapel of, 117, 457.
, chaplain of. See Pennant.
, coinage of, 335.
, clerk of the market of, 275.
And see Debenham.
, marshals of, 200, 275.
, coroner of the marshalsea of, 57.
, buyers of, 193, 194, 263, 269, 323,
361,380, 456.
, porters of, 148, 293, 539.
, sergeant avener of, 12.
, avery of, 328.
, le 'picherhous* of, 143.
. ., scullery of, 440.
, vesti^ of, 526.
, bakerv of, 338, 353.
GENERAL INDEX.
G49
Household, butlery of, 433.
, cdlftr of, 291.
, oven of, 553.
Uousom, William, 107.
Hoastone. See Hoaghion.
HoDthe. See Howth,
Houton. See HoltoD.
Ho veil, John, 178.
How, Howe, John, 264, 506.
Howard, Haward, John, esquire, 28.
> .knight, 10, 27, 111, 119, 124,
187, 200, 203, 277, 828, 347, 848, 390,
458, 527, 553, 559, 568, 573.
, Margaret his wife, 527.
Howden, co. York, 76, 507.
Howdenshire, HoldenBhire, co. York, 451.
Howell, John, 174.
, William, 54, 804.
Howell, Robert ap, 37.
Uowesom. See Howsham.
Howeth. See Howth.
Hows, Richard, 28.
, Thomas, 96.
Howse, Peter, 204.
» , sheriff of Bedford andBncli-
ingham, 489.
f William, third prior of Montacute.
107.
Howsham, Howesom, Howsom, co. York, 39,
86, 87, 867.
Howsom. See Howsham.
Howth, Honthe. See SejntlaurcDcc.
Howton, CO. Hereford, 872.
And see Helton.
Howyke, co. Northumberland, 388.
Hozne, Hoxon, co. Suffolk, 260.
Holland Swaine, Holandswajne, co. York,
433.
Hubberd. See Hoberd.
Hubert the chamberlain (of Stephen), 404.
Huchen. See Hitchin.
Huchyn, John, 254.
Huddesfelde, WUliam, 489.
Hndle»ton, Hodelston, Hudelston, Hnddelston,
Hodilston, Hadylston, John, 34, 62,66,
87, 123, 132, 151, 154, 266, 358, 382,
492, 561, 575.
, Elisabeth his wife, 382.
, Henrj, 569.
Richard, 492'.
Hud J, Richard, escheator in the county of
Devon, 61.
Huet, Huett, Robert, 201, 337, 483, 516.
, Mary, 337, 483, 516.
John, 211.
Hugford, Huggcford, Hoggeford, John, 202,
564.
Thomas, 66, 202, 889.
William, 67, 520. 570.
And see Higford.
Hugglescote, Hokelescote, co. lieicester, 104,
.354.
Hugh, Uichurd, 515.
ilugliam. Sep Hoii/Trliam.
Huish, CO. Devon, 265.
Huish, Huysshe by Heybrigge, co. Somerset,
286, 866. '
Hulcot. See Holcot
Hull, 185.
And see Kingston-on-HulL
Hull water, 237.
Hull by Alnwick, co. Northumberland, 197.
Hulle by Iwerne Minster [co. Dorset], 70.
Hullavington, co. Wilts, priory of, 78.
HuUe, Roger, 204.
, Thomas, 507.
Hulmc, CO. Norfolk, St. Benett, abbot nnd
convent of, 555.
, Simon, abbot of, 555.
, William, abbot of, 556.
Huls, Andrew, 283, 284, 865.
, Hugh, 56.
, Roger, 432.
Hulyn, William, 413, 478, 530.
Humbcr river, 223, 237.
Humberston, Humbrestan, cu. Lincoln, 41.
Humez, Richard de, 171, 306, 494.
Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, earl of
Pembroke and great chamberlain
of England, 45, 46, 80, 109, 149, 209,
310,434,481,482.
f letters patent of, 94, 136.
Hunden, John, 374.
, William, 374.
Hunden, Honden, co. Suffolk, 131.
Hunflete. See Houfleur.
Hungerford Farley, co. Somerset, 212, 214.
Hungerford Manor, co. Oxford, 363.
Hiuigeribrd, Arnold, 865.
» Edmund, 98, 283, 284, 865, 536, 375.
, Robert, lord Hungerford ofHeytes-
bury and Hametetch, 182, 288, 284.
868-366,368. » . , *,
» » Margaret his wife, 101, 283,
284, 327. 363, 864, 366, 868.
» Robert, lord of Hungerfoid and
Moleyns, 101, 181, 182, 190, 208, 228.
283, 284, 801, 833. 847, 860, 863-866
868, 389, 517.
Eleanor his wife, 181,517.
Thomas, 864, 365.
» Anne his wife, 864, 865.
» Walter, esquire, 327,423.
Walter, lord, 45, 128.
» » Ute treasurer of the Exchequer,
Hunmanby, Hundmanby, co. York, 39. 198,
455.
HunspiU Marise. See HuntspiU Marth.
Hunt, John, 506.
.Robert, 414.
, Thomas, 470.
» Walter, rector of Llannynnys, 51.
Hunte, Edward, 263.
650
GENERAL INDEX.
Hunte, Hugh, S90.
, Richard, 280,448, 523.
HuDtebeare, co. Deyon, 119, 4S9.
Hunter, John, 492.
Huntingdon, 194.
, oo. Huntingdon, 353, 445, 46 1 .
, honour of, 353, 445, 481.
, prior and convent of, 156.
, Henry, prior of, 156.
, Ito, prior of, 156.
, hospital of St. Margaret by, 1 18.
county of, 18, 28, 111, 183, 150, 191,
381,282, 353, 391, 408, 440, 445, 466,
470, 472, 481, 494.
, , sheriff of, 480, 481.
, , escheator in, 224, 354, 380.
, I outlawries in, 91, 175, 815.
) , coDimissions of the peace in,
565.
Huntington, Huntyngdon [co. Hereford], 43,
91,324,468,464.
Huntley, co. Gloucester, 268.
Huntley, Hnnteley, Hugh, 30, 38, 65, 99, 451 .
Huntspill Marsh, Hunspill Marise, co. Somer-
set, 86, 226, 366. 888.
Hiutyngfeldt co. Kent, 269.
Huntyngdon, Thomas, 552.
Hurde. See Hoorde.
Hurdeweke, Nicholas, 545.
Hurelook, Hugh, 35.
Hurley, John, 97.
Hume, Roger atte, 547.
Hurry, WilUam, 421.
Hurst, Kyngeshurst, co. Warwick, 531.
, Her8t,co. Wilts, 389, 445.
Hurworth on Tees, co. Durham, 144.
Husee, Huse, Husey, Husy, John, 4S9.
, Martin, 847.
, Nicholas, 138, 429, 493, 528.
, Thomas, 98, 101, 416,563.
, .^...., the elder, 154.
, , the younger, 489.
, William, 31, 182, 281, 801, 313, 567.
Hutte, John, vicar of St. John, Isle of Thanet,
CO. Kent, 825, 332.
, ,Ticarof Minster, Isle of Thanet,
CO. Kent, 325, 332.
Huttoft, Hotoft, Hyptoft, co. linooln, 41, 169,
457.
Hutton, Hoton, oo. York, 141, 848, 361, 376,
377.
, CO. Westmoreland, 169.
Hutton Roof, Hotonruff, co. Cumberland,
479.
, Hotonrofe, co. Westmoreland, 169.
Huwet, John, 511.
Huwyssh, Robert, 888.
, Eleanor his wife, 888.
Huxloe, Hokeslowe, co. Northampton, hun-
dred of , 191.
Huy8.«be. See Huish.
Hyche, John, 415.
Hyde by Winchester, co. Southampton^ abbey
of, 484.
convent of, 298, 387, 434.
, abbot of, 2)9.
, Thomas, abbot of, 298, 484.
., Thomas Bramley, abbot of, 887.
, Nicholas Strode, abbot of, 298.
Hyde, William, 37, 304, 545.
Hyesham. See Heysham.
Hyett, Hiett, James, 117, 484.
, Robert, 18, 24, 861.
Hyhoe, Richard, 503.
Hyhnnger. See Ongar.
Hykeham, Ikham, co. Lincoln, alien priory
of, 218.
Hykeham, North, Northikhnm, co. Lrinoolo.
371.
, South, 371.
Hylresdon. See Hilleresdon.
Hylton. See Hilton.
Hylton, Godfrey, 467.
Hylyard. See Hilliard.
Hyndeley, William, 335.
Hyne, John, 505.
Hyneford, co. Somerset, 145.
Hynkeley. See Hinckley.
Hynkersell, Robert, 49.
Hynnepedyll. See PiddJehinton.
Hyntes, co. Salop, 448.
Hynton. See Hinton.
Hyptoft See Huttoft
Hyrst, John, 314.
^y^iigton. See Heighington.
Hyvewere, on the Severn, 238.
Hywyssh, Nicholas, 339, 528.
Ibberton, Kbrighton, co. Dorset, 70.
Iceland, 378.
lekleton, Ikelyngton, co. Cambridge, 416.
Idley, John, 419.
Idley, CO. Kent. See Ridley.
Idon, John, 412.
Iffin, Yfiyng, co. Kent, 465, 548.
Iham, Yham, co. Sussex, 145, 451.
Ihate, Hugh, 419.
Ikelyngton. See lekleton.
Ikham. See Hykeham.
Ilbary, Yelbury, co. Oxford, 298.
Ilchester, TcFelchestre, co. Somerset, 211.
Ilderton, Ildyrton [co. Northumberland], 388,
He. See Isle.
Ilford, Hleford, co. Sssex, 398.
Ilkeston, William, 814.
GENERAL INDEX.
651
Ilketsale, co. Norfolk, 179.
llketohall, co. Suffolk, 855.
lUeford. See Ilford.
lUehershe, co. Devon, 265.
Illyngworth, Richard, 2, 22, 24, 278, 477, 488-
490, 580, 578.
, , chief baron of the Exchequer,
198, 512, 518.
, Alice hi* wife, 378.
Jlmington, IlmyndoD, co. Warwick, 51, 820,
490.
Ihnyndon. See Ilmington.
Ince, Ines, co. Lancaster, 84.
Incelaraghljn, in Scotland, 538.
Ines. See Ince.
Ingaldesthorp, Edmund, 219.
, Joan, 219, 525.
Ingatestone, Gyngges at Petram, co. Eissex,
396.
Inge, Thomas, 423.
Ingelfeld, John, 93.
Ingham [co. Suffolk], 547.
, CO. Lincoln, 115, 282.
Ingilton, William, parHon of Middleton, 380.
And see Ingletcm.
Inglescombe, Inglishcombe, co. Somerset, 28,
272, 358, 362.
Ingleton, Ingilton, Robert, 34, 37, 44, 86, 102,
225, 233, 452, 560, 568.
, , escheator of Northampton and
Rutland, 35, 188.
Ingle wood, Ingelwode, luglewode, Ingilwodc,
CO. Cumberland, forest of, 60, 61, 109,
540.
le Overward in, 53.
, le Netherwarde in, 60.
Inglis, William, 838.
Inglissh. See Engljssh.
Inglose, Henry, 172.
Ingoldesby, John, 67, 218, 486, 530,564, 572.
, , baron of the Exchequer, 214.
.Ralph, 178,418.
Ingoldmells, co. Lincoln, 144, 871.
Ingowe, CO. Northumberland, 259, 547.
Innocent, Thomaa, 882.
Ins, Edmund, 102.
, Thomas, 31, 278.
Instow, Yendestowe, co. Devon, 265.
Inverley, lyerley, co. Stafford, 56.
Ippelpen. See Ipplepen.
Ippeswell, Robert, 436.
, , panon of Kirstead and Lang-
hale, 286.
, , parson of Haddiscoe, 286.
Ipplepen, Ippelpen, co. Devon, 62, 68, 210,410.
, leFord in, 68.
Ipra, William de, 402.
Ipswich, CO. Suffolk, 27, 231, 262, 418, 430
480, 553.
, port of, 13, 107, 117,143, 182,188,
185, 189, 218, 229, 231, 294, 328, 831,
348, 368, 482, 464, 513, 514.
Ipswich, ship called le MargareU of, 229.
, Holy Trinity, prior and canons of,
898.'
, , John, prior of, 898.
, charter dated at, 409.
Irby, CO. Lincoln, 112, 871.
Ireland, 21, 33, 52,88, 85, 111, 117, 137, 142,
178, 181, 188, 201, 215, 224, 225, 268,
278, 276, 287, 822, 339, 856, 363, 427.
431, 444, 477, 488, 518, 588, 549.
, Parliament in, 40, 272, 840.
, , lords of, 178, 188.
, lieutenant of, 225, 278, 355.
And see Richard ; George.
, deputy-lieutenant of. See Fits
Eustace; Dessemond.
, treasurer of, 54, 181, 225.
And see Wenlok ; FltzEustace.
, admiral of. See Neville; Saint
Lawreoce ; Richard.
, Great Seal of, 21.
, chancellor of, 225, 355.
And see Welles ; Tiptoft.
......... chancery of, rolls of, 26.
, , , keeper of. See Colt.
, Exchequer of, 84, 96, 225, 284, 329.
, chief baron of. See Come-
waleys.
, , baron of. See Baryngton.
> t chancellor of the green wax of.
See Norreys.
» second chamberlain ot See
FitzAdam.
, » remembrancer of. See
- Higham.
f , clerk of common pleas of.
See FitzHarry.
, , engrossers of. See Brenau;
('<xlyng; Sharpe.
, Common Bench in, 71, 96.
9 chief justice of. See Dovedall.
» » justice of. See Come waleys.
9 King's Bench in. Justice of. See
Bernewall.
, chief bench in, 96.
9 the king's chief place in, 110.
, seijeant at hiw in. See Dowdall.
, clerk of the crown of. See Cogle.
, Cinque Ports of, 226.
I coinage in, 40, 870, 371.
chief butler in. See Welles ; Cleloo.
, customs and subsidies in, 96.
Lrehmd, Erland, George, sheriff of Middlesex,
211.
> , sheriff of London, 193, 512.
Irissh, William, 201.
Iraham, Irynham, Traam, co. Lincoln, 877,
.502.
Irpe, William, 518.
Irryell, James, 34.
Irthington, co. Cumberland, 140, 534.
Irthyngboorgh, John, 369.
652
GENERAL INDEX.
Irvine, Ercwyo, id Scotland, 248.
Irynbam. See Irnham.
Isabella, queen of Edward II., 168, 485.
Isaak, John, 101, 215, 566.
Iseham. See Isham.
Iseldon. See Islington.
Iseley Walton. See Isley Walton.
Iselham. See Ideliam.
Isendcn. See Essenden.
Isham, CO. Northampton, 195, 369.
Isham, John, 90.
, Richard, 369.
Robert, 515, 533,569.
Isle, He, John de, 262.
Isle, John de, earl of Ross and lord of the
Isles, 115, 262.
Isle, lady of. See Ferrers; Fortibus.
Isle, William, 133,301.
Tsleharo, Iselham, co. Cambridge, 199, 387,
454.
Isles, lord of the. See Isle.
Isleworth, Istllworth, co. Middlesex, 97, 144.
Islej Walton, Iseley Walton, co. Leicester,
187, 362.
Islington, Iseldon, co. Middlesex, 8, 818, 844.
Istilworth. See Isleirorth.
Italy, Italians, 276, 465.
Itonfeld, CO. Cumberland, 540.
Ive, John, 547.
, Thomas, 8, 45, 209. 2eo, 388, 411, 448,
453, 567.
, lilaster William, parson of Tempsford,
80.
Iverley. »Sec Inverley.
Iverv, Rog^r, parson of Middlcton Stoney,
466.
, , parson of Pertenholl, 466.
Ives, John, prior of Sheen, 160.
Iveton. See Yeovilton.
Ivyohurch, co. Wilts, prior and convent of,
95.
Ivys, Richard, 5.
Iwardby, Nicholas, 209, 211.
, Elizabeth, his wife, 209.
, John, 211.
Iwardeby, John, 504.
, Joan his wife, 504.
Iweme Courtney, Yeveme Courteney, co.
Dorset, 225, 227, 331.
Iweme Minster, HuUe by [co. Dorset], 70.
Iwerst. See Ewhurst.
Ixworth, CO. Suffolk, 412.
Ixworth Thorpe, Yexworth Thorpe, co.
Suffolk, 355.
J.
Jack, John, 68.
Jack Hick, William, 68.
Jackson, Henry, 504.
, Richard, 49.
Jacomyn, Richard, 281.
Jake, Adam, 492.
, John, 492.
Jakharry, Peter, 201, 489.
Jakhik, William, 201.
Jakraulyn, Henry, 488.
Jakson, Robert, 492.
,WilUam, 587.
James, Jamys, Andrew, 3, 501, 572.
, Bartholomew, sheriff of Middlesex,
209, 217.
, , sheriff of London, 259, 289.
, John, 8.
, Robert, 4.
Janiemoutb. See Yarmouth.
Jay, Richard, 521, 537, 555.
Jedburgh, Jedworth, Gedeworth, co. Rox-
burgh, 191, 263, 275.
Jehan, John, 94.
Jekea, Henry, 490.
Jelyffe, Richard, 490.
Jenkyn, John ap, 76.
JenkyD, Thomas, parson of Netherwent, 370.
....' , , parson of Stratton on the Foss,
370.
Jcnkyns, William, 420.
Jcnkynson, Joan, 324.
, John, 258.
Jenney, Genny, Edmund, 471.
, John, 174, 205, 216, 568.
, William, 200, 348, 387, 471, 573.
Jeny, Richard, lu7, 193, 263, 323.
Jenyn, John, 53.
Jepstowe. See Chepstow.
Jermyn, John, 232.
Jerusalem. See St. John.
Jervas, Robert, 413.
Jewels, 96.
Jews, exile of, 63.
, houses of, in Lincoln, 500.
Jhonson, Richard, vicar of Pewsey, 75.
Jice, William, 68.
Joan, queen of Henry IV., 337, 388.
Joce, Richard, 100, 206.
, William, 201.
Joe, Godfrey, 67.
John, king of England, 79, 134, 337.
, letters patent of, 1 39, 242, 244 .
, ctuirtersof, 79, 146, 148, 150, 159,
161, 165, 171,236, 241-246, 249-252,
264, 266, 296, 305, 307, 375, 394, 398,
400, 401, 403--405, 408, 409, 446, 495-
498, 556-558.
John, count of Anjou, 251. ,
, duke of Bedford, 45, 169, 182.
John, Christopher, 492, 552, 554.
, German, ^78.
, Graund, 201.
, Henry, 388, 471.
GENERAL INDEX.
653
John, Hugh, 80, 8], 323.
, Marj his wife, 81.
, Louis, 56, 90, 452, 504.
, , receiver general of the duchy
of Cornwall, 221.
, Robert, 284.
, Thomas, 417.
—,37.
the Clerk, 527.
ap Jenkjn, 76.
ap Mered, 529. ,
.......... Reuieraus son of, 500.
Johns, Hugh, 219.
Johnson, Clement, 302.
...., Hugh, 202.
, John, 189.
, John, the elder, 288.
, the younger, 288.
, Nicholas, 348.
.......... Richard, 831.
, Robert, 134.
, Rohind, 127.
, William, 282, 293.
And sec Jhonson.
Johnston, John, 263.
Joliblode, Thomas, i46.
, Maud his wife, 146.
Joljf, Thomas, 92, 214.
Jolyff, John, chaplain of UcHtormell, 120.
Jonston, in Scotland. See Perth.
Jonys, Thomas, 471.
Joones, Thomas 204.
Jope* John, 526.
Jordaneston, in Ireland, 117.
Jose, William, 173.
Josep, Oto, 207.
Jcskyn, John, 129, .'^56.
Joslyn, Williaiii, 180.
Josselyn, Ralph, 529, 530.
, , mayor of London, 451, 4.59,
488, 522.
Jowedercll, John, 172.
Joye, Godfrey, 412.
, John, 194, 266.
Joyoour, John, 550.
Jude the Jew, 500.
Judkyn, Thoma-*, 420.
Jurdan, John, 264.
Juyn, Jolin, justice of the Bench, 257.
I
I
K.
Kaerliou. See Caerleon.
Kager, Thomas, 32.
Kaoagnca. See Chaigny.
Kailwu>e. See Kaylcwuy
Kantriesselly. Sen Cantref Selig.
Karbroke. See Carbrooke.
Karkedon, co. Worcester, 182.
Karliolo, Walter de, 500.
Kateryngham. See Ketteringham.
Kateryke. See Catterick.
Kayleway, K&ilwaye, Caylewav, William, 98,
138, 231, 423, 563.
KayU, John, 1 74.
Kaynesford. See Kentsford.
Kaynesham. See Keynsham.
Kaynesham, John, 317.
Kaynell, William, 14, 289.
Kayrhugh. See Car^w.
Kays, Gilbert, 463.
Kayton, Richard, 54.
Keal, East, Esterkell, co. Lincoln, 487.
Kedewyn. .See Cedewain.
Kedington, Kydyngton, co. Suffolk, 186.
KedwcUy, Geoftrey, 363, 514, 553.
And see Kidwelly.
Keeche, William, 262.
Keevil, Kevele, co. Wilts, 444.
Keffyn, David, parson of Llanrhaiadr yn
Mochoaut, 182.
Keftesgate. See Kif^sgate.
Kegworth, co. Leicester, 320.
Kelbey^in Sooth Wales, 119.
Kelby, oo. Lincoln, 131.
Keld, Tboma?, 29.
Kelegrewe, John, 561.
Kelenyke, 265.
Kclct, Wi'.Iiam, parson of St. Andrew
Hubbard, London, 300.
Kell, John de, 500.
Kellet, Kelette, co. Lancaster, 140, 534.
Kelly, John, 232.
, , mayor of Exeter, 101.
.......... Richard, 146.
Kelmestowc. See St. Keuelm.
Kelowe, Kollowe, Thomas, 28, 32.
Kelsey, Kellesey, co. Lincoln, 169, 183.
Marie [co. Lincoln], 185.
KeUhall, Roger, 43.
Kelso, in Scotland, 333.
Kelsy, Kelsey, John, 291, 442.
, William, 270.
Kelyng, Richard, 5.
Kelynge, John, 413.
Kemeys, [co. Pembroke], 114.
Kemeys, John, 286.
, Eleanor his wife, 286.
Kemmys, John, 505.
Kemp, Eempe, John, archbishop of York
[1426-1452], 310.
, , archbishop of Canterbury
[1452-1454], cardinal bishop of St.
RndSna, 2.
, Thomas, bishop of London [1450-
1189], 2, 3, 22, 235, 334, 338,421,
564-567.
654
GENERAL INDEX.
Kempfon, Thomas, 804.
Kempsey, charter dated at, 401.
Kempton. See Colde KeoDyngton.
EeoMter, William, 508.
Kemys, Roger, SOS, 564.
Keo, Kene, John, 38, 46, 66, 98, 565.
, Robert, 46,488.
, Thomas, 279.
Ken, WiUiam, 115, 279, 456, 552, 566.
Kendal, Kendale,co. Westmoreland, 169,363.
Kendale, Bartholomew, 196.
, John, 69, 75, 375.
, , receiyer of the duchy of Com-
waU, 269.
, Henry, parson of Burwash, 339.
, , parson of West Tilbury, 889.
Kenfig, Kenefeg, co. Glamorgan, Men of, 427.
Kenforth. See Kennford.
Kenilwortb, eharter dated at, 840.
Kenne, co. Devon, 85, 148, 318, 424.
Kennecogh [co. Anglesea] , 882.
Kennford, Kenforth, co. Devon, 70,85,148,
424.
Kennington, Kenyngton, co. Surrey, 52, 55,
181, 188,435.
, letters patent dated at, 236, 311.
, charters dated at, 248, 299, 397.
Kennoun, WiUiam, 490.
Kensale. See Kinsale.
Kensale, WiUiam, 194, 266.
Kensington, co. Middlesex, 76, 197.
Kent county, 11-13, 18, 19, 53, 76, 90, 95,
96, 102, 111, 122. 126, 132, 133, 151,
188, 213, 230, 278, 279, 301, 304, 325,
330, 846, 347, 379, 382, 391, 402, 403,
408» 434, 448, 453, 462, 489, 491, 493,
545.
, sheriff of, 101, 102, 132, 133,230,276,
279, 403, 462, 489, 491.
Aud see Clifton; Pecche ; Brown;
Cheyne.
, escheator in, 290, 345, 363.
And see Knyght ; Brokeman ; Grene.
, outlawries in, 6, 253,255, 258,411,
416, 419, 507, 509, 511, 535.
, subsidy and ulnage of cloth in, 209.
, justices of the peace in, 267, 362.
, commissions of the peace in, 565.
, carl of. See Burgo.
Kent, Benet, 516.
, Henry, 315.
, FhiUppa his wife, 315.
, Isabel, 616.
, Joan, 516.
, John, 419.
, Julian, 516,
, Robert, 516.
, Stephen, 516.
, Master Thomas, 516.
, , clerk of the council, 126.
, secondary in the office of the
privy seal, 126,520.
Kent, WiUiam, 509.
Kentcombe, Lower, Nether Kentcombe, co.
Dorset, 225, 454.
Kentford, co. Suffolk, 253, 318.
Kentish Town, co. Middlesex, 344.
Keutsford, Kaynesford, Caynesford, co.
Somerset, 286, 366.
Keppok. See Cappoge.
Ker, George, 374.
Kerby. See Kirby.
Kerdyf . See Cardiff.
Kerketon. See Kirkton.
Kermerdyn. See Caermarthen.
Kermerthmen. See Caermarthen.
Kemyk in Luxulian, co. ComwaU, 488.
Kemyngton. See Kirmington.
Kembullok, KeyrbuUok, eo. Cornwall, 16, 78.
Kerrier. See Kirrier.
Kershalton. See Carshalton.
Kerver, Richard, 296.
, Thomas, 518.
Keiye. See Kirrier.
Kessingland, Kessynglond, co. Suffolk, 107.
Kesteyoe, Richard, 21, 254.
Keston, Richard, 415.
KetilweU, KetylweU, Robert, 43, 183.
Ketleigh, Ketelegh, co. Cornwall, 372.
Ketteringham, Kateryngham [co. Norfolk],
585, 542.
Kettleby, co. Lincoln, 306.
Ketyng, James, prior of the Hospital of St.
John of Jerusalem in Ireland, 272.
Kevele. See Keevil.
Kevendryn. See Cefia Bryn.
KevereU, John, 374.
Kevermonnde. See Kirmond.
Kexby, John, 115.
Keye, Nicholas, 828.
Keynsham, Kaynesham, co. Somerset, 59.
, abbot and convent of, 59, 307.
KeyrbuUok. See KerpbuUok.
Keyre stream, co. Monmouth, 425.
Keys, Roger, 383.
, Thomas, 383.
Kiddagheston, in Ireland, 117.
Kidliugton, co. Oxford, 499.
Kidwelly, co. Caermarthen, 426.
KidweUy, Kydwelly, Geoffrey, 9, 201.
And see KedweUy.
Kiftsgate, Keftesgate, co. Gloucester, hundred
of, 53, 221, 268.
Kilbum, CO. Middlesex, prioress and nuns of,
459.
KUdalke, co. Meath, 340.
Kilgerran, Gilgarran [co. Pembroke], 114.
Kilkenny, WUliam de, archdeacon of Coventry,
408.
KiUebury, co. Devon, 61.
KiUerby, KUwardby, co. York, 169.
KiUingholme, Kyllyngholmc, oo. Lincoln,
169.
GENERAL INDEX.
655
Kilroaiuhani, priory of, alias the Hospital of
St. John of Jerusalem in IrdaDd, 188,
272, 380.
, James Keiyng, prior of, 272.
Kilpeck, Kylpek, co. Hereford, 77, 425, 533.
Kilpin, CO. York, 819.
Kilqaite, Kilquyte, co. Cornwall, 108.
Eilton, Calveton, co. Somerset, 286, 366.
Kilvej, Kylbey, co. Glamoipin, 91, 426.
Kilwardby. See Killerby.
Kimberley, Kymbarley, co. Norfolk, 473.
Kimble, Kymbell, Great, co. Buckingham, 121.
, Little. CO. Buckingham, \i\\, 473.
Kinfare, Kynvare, co. Stafford, 379, 481.
forest of, 8, 56, 481.
King, the, passim.
King's admiral, 373, 384.
apothecary. See Clerk.
artillery, 61, 488.
aunt. See Bourchier.
body, esquires of, appointment of, 8,
17, 41.
brothers. See Edmund; (leorge;
Richard.
CArvers, 27, 58, 79, 125, 180, 198.
cellar, 59, 75, 151, 292.
chaplains, 870.
chapel, 117, 188, 2U8, 287, 359, 429,
487, 457.
dean of. See Say.
, consort. See EliKabeth.
cook, 80, 448.
coronation, 9, 18.
daughter. See Elizabeth.
debts, 10,27, 28, 41,44, .'>4, 64,80,
96, 148,182,220, 222, 271,283,300,
32g, S2S, 824, 826, 843, 345, 378, 424,
426, 484, 485, 438, 439, 442^ 474, 513,
546.
father. See Richard.
goldsmith, 885.
jewels, 438, 448, 459.
, keeper of. See Porte.
kitchen, 117, 218, 264, .325, 388, 461.
larder, 152, 272, 282, 423, 448.
minstrels, 221, 293, 297, 437.
mother. See Cicely.
painter, 15.
pantry, 293, 857.
pavilions, tents, 125, 191, 358.
physician . See Frysc ; Hattecliff .
secretary. See Bothc.
sister. 5ee Holland; Margaret.
sewers, 213.
ships, 18, 88, 87, 38, 99, 100, 204,
206, 211, 229, 231, 272, 281, 302-304,
835.
smith. See Clampard.
spicery, 51, 90,446.
stable, 214.
stationer, 49.
» surgeon. See Hobbys.
King's tapestry, 152, 422.
vineyard, 152.
works, clerk of. See Ardem ;
Stmtton; Straunge.
Kingsbere, Kyugesbyre, co. Southampton,
416.
King's Bromley, co. Stafiford, 485.
Kingsclere, co. Southampton, 259.
King's Cliffe. 5ee Cliffe.
Kingsdon, Kyngeston by Ilchestre, co. Somer-
set, 454.
Kingsdown, Kyngesdown, co. Kent, 131.
Kingsland, Kyngeslane, co. Hereford, 7 1 .
Kingsnorth, Kvngesnotb, co. Kent, 88, 464,
548.
King's Norton, Kyngesnorton, co. Worcester,
181, 261, 300.
Kingsnympton, Nemyngtou Regis, co. Devon,
76, 424.
King's Thorpe, co. Northampton, 261, 361,
480, 480, 523.
Kingston, co. Kent, 380.
, Kyngestovme, co. Dorset, 192.
Lacy, CO. Dorset, 197.
Kingston by Ilchester, Kyngeston by Yevnl-
chestre, co. Somerset, 225, 226.
Kingston on Hull, co. York, 48, 188, 185, 189,
198, 237, 259, 272, 277, 284, 327, 886,
351, 867, 878, 413, 477, 485, 503.
, mayor and burgesses of, 287, 289.
, mayor of, 281, 455.
, port of, 12, 14, 20, 63,71, 87, 93, 106,
107, 128, 129, 131, 155, 161, 190, 195,
210, 213, 231, 289, 294, 303, 334, 335,
858, 378, 886, 422, 436, 4C4, 48^ 513-
516.
, subsidy and ulnage of cloth in, 130.
...., St. Michael's, prior and convent of,
210.
, ship called le AnUmy of, 378.
, sheriffs of, 206.
Kingston on Thames, co. Surrey, 5, 82, 97,
114, 144, 176, 217, 222, 292, 472, 504,
510.
Kingswood, Kyngeswode Heth, co. Essex,
forest of, 265.
Kingswood, Kyngeswode, co. Gloucester,
forest of, 129, 170.
Kingt.in, Kyngton, cos. Warwick and Leices-
ter, 445, 480.
Kington, West, co. Wilts, 16, 382.
Kinnerthorp, 877.
Kinoulton, Kynalton, co. Nottingham, 285.
Kinsale, Kynsale, Kensale in Ireland, 51.
, port of, 198.
sub-prior of, 278.
Kirby, Keiby, co. Leicester, 871.
Kirby Bellars, Kyrkeby on Wrethek, co.
Leicester, prior and convent of, 288.
Kirkadam, John, 426.
Kirkby, Kirkeby, co. Westmoreland, 169.
Kirkby Stephen, Kirkeby Stephau, co. West-
moreland, 148, 434.
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GENERAL INDEX.
Kirkby Stephen, forest of, 143.
Kirkby Overblow, co. York, 454.
Kirkby Woodhouse, co. NottiDgham, 22.
Kirkebride, Richard, 502, 540.
Kirkeby, Kii^by, Kyrkeby, John, 189, 813,
511,526.
, Richard, 13, 154, 172, 199, 348.
,*Robert, 348.
, Roland, 492.
, ThomaB, 880, 467.
, , keeper of the rolls of Chan-
cery, 82, 147.
, William, 382.
Kirkeham, co. York, priory of, 867, 458.
, prior and convent of, 311.
Thoman, prior of, 311.
Kirkham, Kirkeham, Nicholas, 33, 37, 204.
, Walter de, bishop of Durham
[1249-1260], 393.
Kirkeham, Kyrkeham, Robert, 4, 815, 410.
, , keeper of the rolls of Chancery,
82, 192.
, , keeper of the hanaper, 52, 315.
, , prebendary of St. PaalV, Lon-
don, 20.
, , dean of St Stephen's, West-
minster. 20, 416.
, , parson of Hastings, 20.
, , prebendary of St, John's, Bever-
ley, 20.
Kirkelerode by Yarmouth, 262, 421.
Kirk Ella, Kyrkellay, co. York, 237.
Kirkelyngton. See Kirk Levington.
Kirklangton. See L^ngton.
Kirk Levington, Kirkelyngton, co. York,
160, 198, 455.
Kirklington, co. Nottingham, 516.
Kirk Oswald, Kirkeoswalde, co. Cumberland,
140, 534.
Kirkstead, co. Lincoln, abbot and convent of
356.
Kirkton. See Kirtoii.
Kirmington, Kernyngton, co. Lincoln, 112,
169, 227, 344, 345.
Kirmond, Kevermounde, co. Lincoln, 169.
Kimyngton. See Kirmington.
Kirrier, Kerrier, Kerve. co. Cornwall, hun-
dred of, 204.
...., stannary of, 461.
Kirslak, co. Westmoreland, 169.
Kirkstead, Kyrkested, co. Norfolk, 286.
Kirkliugton, co. Oxford, 473.
, CO. Nottingham, 496, 539.
Ktrton, Kirkton, Kcrketon, co. Lincoln, 169,
494.
, in Holland, co. Lincoln, 270,471.
, in Lindsey, co. Lincoln, 41, 75, 120,
130, 197, 270, 324, 337, 471, 544.
Kirton, Edmund, abbot of Westminster, 290.
, John, 106.
Kiry. See Cery.
Kiryell, Kyryell, Thomas, 6, 76, 299, 511.
Kiryell, CecUy hia wife, 6, 299, 511.
Knapton, Thomas, 261.
Knaresburgh, eo. York, 285.
, charter dated at, 165.
Kneeton, Koeton, co. York, 169.
Knell, John, 535.
, Thomas, 535.
Kneaeworth, Richard, 560.
Kneton, co. Westmoreland, 169.
Kneveton, Geoffrey, 361.
, William, 361.
, Nicholas, 31, 135.
Knight, John, vicar of Pewsey, 298.
, William, parson of Fewaejr, 298.
Kaightetone, co. Southampton, 228.
Knighton [co. Somerset], 414.
Knigbtsbridge, co. Middlesex, 294.
Knoblowe, John, parson of Beauinone, 469.
Knok, CO. Meath, 117.
Knokking, co. Kent, 544.
Knoll, 78.
Knoll, eo. Devon, 265.
Knolle, CO. Somerset, 290.
And aee Knowle.
Knolles, John, 290.
, Robert, 33.
, , dean of St. Burian, 73.
Knoston. See Knuston.
Knotte, Richard, 185.
, William, 463.
Knottingley, Knottynglay, co. York, S2S.
Knottyngesbemys. See Notting.
Knotty ngle, John de, 461.
, Richard de, 537.
Knoville, Bogo de, 62.
Knowle, Knolle, co. Warwick, 490. .
Knuston, Knoston, co. Northampton, 111,431.
Kuyfe, John, 507.
Knyght, John, 92, 258.
, Leonard, 451.
, Roger, 276.
, Stephen, eseheator in the county of
Kent, 264.
, V/illiams, 44, 257.
, Thomas, 567.
Knyvet, Knevett, John, 67, 83, 135, 205, 323,
560, 565, 568.
, Alice his wife, 67, 83,
, William, 67, 83, 135, 294, 323,432,
568.
, Edmund, 323.
, Ingilrnm, 37.
, Elizabeth, 83.
Kokerell, Adam, 500.
Kyche, William, 262.
Kydwelly. See Kidwelly.
Kydyngton. See Kedington.
Kyffyn, David, 37. ^
Kyghley, James, 175.
, Richard, 382.
I
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GENERAL INDEX.
657
Kyghlej^, Kichard, vicar of Mitford, 175.
William, 348.
Kylbej. See Kilvey.
Kyiljngham, John, 419.
Kylpek. See Kilpeck.
Kylygrewe, John, 162.
f Thomas, 153, 233.
Kymbell. See Kimble.
Kyme, co. Lincoln, 1 15, 19S.
South, 454.
» Croft, CO. Lincoln, 3-1.
Kyme, Thomas, 84, 101, 205, 567.
Kymere, Gilbert, 150.
Kymyngton, William, 446.
Kynalton. See Kinoulton.
Kynaston, Roger, 98, 570.
, , sheriff of Salop, 518.
» > escheator in Salop, 518.
Kynder, John, 81.
Kyng, Oliver, 184, 212.
, John, 417.
, Peter, 412.
, Richard, 5, 32,202, 545.
Kyngdon, Edward, 42, 04.
Kynge, William, 316.
Kyngesbarton. See Barton .
Kyngesbere. See Bere.
Kyngescot, John, 186.
*••» > bishop of Carlisle, 220, 292,
808, 832.
Kyngeshill, co. Warwick, 327.
Kyngeshorst. See Hurst.
Kyngeslano. See Kingsland.
Kyngeslowo. See Ringslow.
Kyngesnoth. See Eingsnorth.
Kyngestanley. See Stanley.
Kyngeston. See Kingston.
Kyngeston Wynterbom. See Winterboume
Kingston.
Kyngeswode, co. Salop, 212.
' Kyngis capuU,' 77.
Kyugton, Walter, 5. ,
Kjngyston, John, 507.
Kyniiesman, John, 256.
Kynot, John, 3)4.
Kynsale. See Kinsale.
Kynton, Walter, 32.
• Kynvare. See Kinvar.
Kyrk, John, 173.
Kyrkeby on Wrethek. See Kirby Bellars.
Kyrkeby. See Kirkeby.
Kyrkcham. See Kirkeham.
Eyrkested. See Kirstead.
Kyrk Hithe. See Cricksea.
Kymarth, Roger, parson of Llanaber, 357.
Kyroyngton. See Kirmington.
Kyrton, John de, 71.
John, 30, 295.
, Thomas, 299.
Kyryell. See Kiryell.
u 86914.
L.
Laceby, Leisebi, co. Lincoln, 41.
Loceby, John, parson of Kelsey Marie, 185.
Lacock, CO. AVilts, abbess and convent of, 527,
> Agnes, abbess of, 527 .
Lacon, Lakeo, co Salop, 50d.
Lacon. See Laken.
Lacy, Adam, 413.
> Henry de, earl of Lincoln, 242, 310.
, John, 319.
, William, 232.
Lagharn. See Laughame.
Lagharne, William, 507.
Lflghton. See Laugh ton.
Lake, Richard, 88.
Laken, Lakyn, Lacon, William, 36, 133, 389,
390, 490, 529, 530, 559, 566.
f , justice of the Ktng*8 Bench,
442, 484, 512.
Lam, John, 322.
Lamall, William de, 342.
Lamana, co. Cornwall, 460.
Lambard, Isabel, abbess of Wilton, 356.
, John, 345.
, Thomas, 50.
Lambart, Edmund, 101.
, John, 101.
, Robert, 101.
Lambe, John, 316.
Lamberherst, co. Sussex^ 256.
, CO. Kent, 320.
Lambert, John, 99, 507.
..., William, 538.
Lambeson, John, 335.
, Isabel his wife, 335.
Lambeth, Lambehitbe, co. Surrey, 356, 451.
, charters dated at, 307, 995.
, Lambehithemersh, co. Surrey, 451.
, Chirchelambhithe, co. Surrey, 154.
, South, Suthlambhith, co. Surrey, 456.
Lambeton, William, 418, 510.
Larabfordmylle [co. Cornwall], 488.
Lambstone, Lamburston, co. Pembroke, 119,
533.
Lame, Richard, 348.
Lamfrone [co. Cornwall], 518.
Lamherbam, charter dated at, 252.
Lamleder, Richard, 380.
Lamonby, Lanmnby, co. Cumberland, 151.
Lampford, co. Devon, 227, 359, 372.
Lamplewe, Lamplough, Thomas, 66, 87.
Lamplogh, John, 514.
Lamport, co. Northampton, 416.
And see Langport.
Lamport, John, 375.
Lamunby. .See Lamonby.
T T
6ot<
GENERAL INDEX.
Lauam. See Lawubum.
Lanar, Uichard, 20C.
J^ancaster, priory of >St. Mary, 97, 144, 145.
.., county of, 108, 144, 164, 318, 853.
, , chancellor of, 9, 277, 353.
, sheriff of, 277.
, , escheator in, 353.
, , justioea of the peace in, 277.
, duchy of, 164, 197, 438, 439.
, , receiver general of. See
Sharpe.
Lancastre, Isabel de, prioress of Amesbary,
313.
Landis, in Aquitaine, 83.
Landrake, Lanrak, co. Com wall, 317.
Landrian, co. Cornwall, 225, 227, 331.
Landriknose, co. Vork, 285.
Landulph, Landihiipe, co. Cornwall, 215,225,
476.
Lane, Thomas, 211, 214, 561.
, William, 264.
Laaeham [co. Norfolk], 193.
Laneman, John, 294.
Langacre, co. Devon, 7, 10, 104.
Langden, co. Westmoreland, 169.
Langdon, co. Essex, 193, 292.
Langeford, Edward, 492.
Langeley, John, 49.
, , escheator in the county of
Northampton, 233.
Langemede, John, 412.
Langenyth. See Llangenydd.
Laugeston, John, 278.
Langeton, Walter de, master of the hospital of
St. Leonard, York, 247.
Iiangford Lester, co. Devon, 505.
Langford Steeple, StepuUangford, co. Wilts,
546.
Langford, John, 48, 72, 268.
, Edward, 552, 554.
, Thomas, 6.
Langhale, Langale, co. Norfolk, 286.
Laugham, George, 172, 210.
, Richard, 210.
, Thomas, 210.
, William, parson of North Lufenham,
13.
Langholme, John, 371.
Laugley, Langeley, Langlcgh, 343.
, CO. Hertford, 24, 50.
And see Chiltern Laugley.
, charters dated at, 240, 313, 401, 406,
407.
, CO. Devon, 372.
, CO. Gloucester, hundred of, 531.
, CO. Northumberland, 199, 340.
by Maidstone, co . Kent, 1 5.
Marsh, Langley Mareys, co. Bucking-
ham, 50, 88, 142, 283, 445, 482.
Langley, John, 118, 146, 474.
, Margaret his wife, 146, 47-1.
Langley, Tiiomas, 32, 256.
, Walter, 564.
, William, 143.
Langman, Henry, 278.
Langport, Lamport, co. Somer^e^ 108, 412.
Langport, Richard, 92, 179.
, , clerk of the counciL 126.
, , rector of BradwelL SO.
, , prebendary of St. Mary Ottery,
80.
Langrigge, Robert, 234.
Langshawe, Henry, 51.
Langstroth, Langstorougii, Langfstraath* co.
York, 42, 116, 186,435.
Langstrothdale, Langstmathdale, co. York.
186, 189.
Langstrother, John, 279.
, , preceptor of Balsalcy 52.
, Richard, parson of Uig^h Ongar, 416.
Langthwaite, Langthawayte, co. York, 1 69.
Langtoft, CO. York, 2, 413.
Langton, Longton, co. Dorset, 4-43.
, CO. Lincoln, 371.
CO. York, 486.
, Thorplangton, co. Leicester, 1 99.
, West, Westlangton, co. L«eice8ter,
199.
, Church, Kirklangton, co. I^icester,
199.
Langton, John de, bishop of Chichester,
[1305-1337], 251.
, John, 37.
, Robert, 207.
, Thomas, 35, 268, 450.
Laugtree, co. Devon, 265.
Lanhem [co. Cornwall], 123.
Lauihome, Lanyheyron, co. Cornwall, 220,
225, 227.
Lanley. See Lawley.
Lannargh, Richard, 46, 211.
Lanrak. See Landrake.
Lanteglos, co. Cornwall, 123, 174, 344.
Lantemam, 229.
, Stephen, abbot of, 229.
Lanyheyron. See Lanihorne.
Lardyner, Thomas, 44.
Large, Joan, 176.
Larke, Fetor, 253.
Lascelles Hall, Lasselhall, co. York, 525.
Lasingby. See Lazonby.
Lassington, co. Gloucester, 372.
Latchley, Latcheley-j co. Essex, 131.
, Latcheley Hall, co. Essex, 45.
Lathbury, Lathebury, co. Buckingham, 195,
369.
Latheli, John, 52.
, Nicholas, 55, 429, 493.
Lathum, John, 3.
Latimer, William, 62.
Laton, Agnes, 505.
, John, 277.
GENERAL INDEX.
659
LatoD, Philip, 149, 295.
Latoner, William, 419.
Latton, CO. Esbcx, 483.
Latj? nier, J or d. Sec Ne vi lie.
, Latointjr, NicholuM, 111, 178, 20U,
269, 458, 525, 537.
Laucher, Bartholomew, 502.
Laugharne, Lagharn, Tallugharn, Telagharn,
[co. Caermarthen], 34, 111, 826, 431.
Laughtburgh, Roger, 385.
Laughton, Laghton, co. Lincoln, 471.
Launoeston, Dunehevetl, co. C'oruwali, 19, 64.
, burgesses of, 241.
, charter dated at, 557.
Launde, Henry, 185.
, John, lord de la, 438, 470.
, Thomas de la, 224.
Launditch, Laundyssh, co. Norfolk, hundred
of, 184.
Laurence, John, 125, 212, 414, 559.
, William, 355, 379.
Laurens, Kichard, 507.
Lanther, Robert, 53.
Lavenham, Lanam, co. Suffolk, 179, 197.
T^TCrstoke, co. Wilts, 53.
Laverton, co. Somerset, 23, 362.
Lavington, Lavyngton, co, Lincoln. 103, 354.
La we Foumesse [co. Lancaster], 492.
Laweles, Peter, 519, 540.
Lawelesse, Simon, 302.
Laweley. See Lawley.
LawesoD, William, 669.
Lawhire, Lawthier by Fowy, co. Cornwall,
483.
Lawley, Laweley, Lanley, John, 98, 214, 570.
Lawley, John, the king's attorney in North
Wales, 123.
Lax, John, 387.
Lazfeld, 819.
Lazfeld, Seman de, mayor of Lincoln, 244.
Lazton, Robert, 525.
Laybourne, John, parson of Pewsey^ 298.
Laybum, James, 84.
, Nicholas, 34.
Laykon, Richard, 451.
Lasonby, Lasingby, co. Cumberland, 140,
584.
Leadenham, Lcdenham, co. Lincoln, 169.
Leathcrhead, Lcderede, co. Surrey, 479, 545.
Leathley, Letheley, co. York, 198, 455.
Leche, John, 316.
, Thomas, 832.
, William, 295.
Lechlade, Letchelade, co. Gloucester, 131.
Leok, Lek, co. Lancaster, 422.
Leckonfield, Lekynfeld, co. ^fork, 39, 199,
445.
Ledbury, co. Hereford, 504.
Ledenham. See Leadenham.
Leder, Richard, 37.
, Thomas, 490.
Le.icreilo. See Leathcrhead.
LctloB. .SVe Leeds.
Lcdiiarn, Thomas, 1.*) 5.
Lcdys, .lolm. 521, .V'^.j.
Lee, Juliu attc, 545.
, Ralph, 98, 570.
, Roger, 570.
, Richard, 300, 316, 410,508, 521, 5.'U)
553.
, , mayor of London, 9, 211, 144.
, Thomas, 504.
, William, 9,28, 207, 255.
And see Legh.
Leeds, Ledes, co. Kent, 122.
, charter dated at, 312.
[co. York], 376, 377.
Leek, John de, sheriff of Nottingham and
Derby, 67.
, William, viear of St. Stephen, Coiinan-
strete, London, 288.
Leeming, Lemyng, co. Y'ork, 169.
Leeu river, co. Nottingham, 4 GO.
Legat, Leget, Thomas, 253.
Leget, Richard, 415.
, Robert, 119.
Legge, Thomas, 504.
Leggegame, Robert, 204.
Legh, Ralph, 435.
, , sheriff of Salop, 518.
, Robert, 61, 201.
, William, 266.
And see Lee ; Leigh.
Legham, Robert. 205.
Legmader, Guillemetus, 527.
Leggesby, Legge^by, oo. Lincoln, 169.
Leicester, 195, 330, 360, 503, 549, 550.
, mayor and bai-gesses of, li'M).
, mayor of. See Yoman .
, statute of, 134.
, letters patent dated at, 176, 185-188,
191, 199, 203, 242.
, college of St. Mary Ncwerk at, 1 1, 13.
, hospital of St. I^>onard, master of.
See Matfcne ; Walter.
, monastery of St. Mary de Prati8,346,
463.
, , abbot and convent of, 346, 463.
, , abbot of, 199.
, , John, abbot of, 463, 506.
, Richard, abbot of, 346, 463.
, earl of. See Blaunchmains ; Uossu ;
FitzPamel ; Melan ; Mountfort.
, Robert, earl of, 408.
, county of , 30, 31, 43, 47, 104, 111,
117, 122, 133, 182, 191, 210, 303, 306,
358, 354, 445, 446, 448, 481, 532.
, , sheriff of, 199, 227, 435,480.
And see Grevile ; Harcourt.
, , escheator in, 85, 224, 334, 524,
.')35.
A nd see AyHsheby.
T T 2
660
GENERAL INDEX.
Lelceeter, county of , oiUUwries in, 3, 172, 258,
316, 320, 503, 506, 511, 512.
, , justices of the peace in, 330.
, commissions of the peace in,
566.
I>Mgb, Legh, Leighe, Lough, Lye, co. Essex,
104, 145, 486, 533.
, Legh Ree, co. Essex, 94, 136, 209.
, Legh Durant, co. Cornwall, 215. 225,
476.
, CO. Kent, 318.
, CO. Lancaster, 333.
, CO, Somerset, 443.
, CO. Sussex, 443.
Leighficld, Leyfeld, co. Rutland, 103, r.41.
Leighton Buzzard, co. Bedfonl, 446.
, , prebend of, 80.
I/eintwardine, Levutwardyn [co. Hereford],
182,475.
Leisebi. See Laceby.
Leixlip, Lexskep [co. Dublin], 59, 337, 374.
Lek. .See Leek.
Leke, 8imon de, 543, 544.
, Joan his wife, 544.
Lekynfeld. See Leckonfield.
Lelburn, lioger, 450.
, William, 450.
Le Mans, charter dated ut, 171.
Lemyng. See Leeming.
Lemyiige, co. Kent, 230.
l^myngton. See Tiymington.
Lenche, John, 91, 388.
Lenhara, co. Kent, 404.
Lenteglos. See Lanteglos.
Lcnton [co. Nottingham], Holy Trinity,
Thomas WoUore, prior of, 10.
, John Eimham, prior of, 22.
Leominster, Leu^mynstre, co. Sus*;ox, 443.
, priory of, 73.
[oo. Hereford], monks of, 305.
Lepers, 123.
Lepton, Ingelram, 224, 450, 4G9, 492.
Lergeaunt, Thomas, 415.
Jicrmore, John, 414.
Lermouth, John de, 261.
, Margaret his wife, 261.
, Williiim, 261.
Lesbury, l,essebury, co. Northumberland,
115, 199,340.
Lescrop. See Scrope.
Leskert. Sec Liskeard.
Lesnewth, co. Cornwall, hundred of, 204.
Lesours, John, 152.
Ijesbingham, Lesyngham, co. Norfolk, 74.
Lessubam, Richard, 319.
, Alice his wife, 319.
liossynton, John de, 408.
Lesyngham. See Lcssingham.
Letcheladc. Nee Lcchlade.
liCtheley. See Leathle3'.
l^ethewode, co. Salop, forest of, 16.
Leton, Robert, 301.
Letsam, John, 294.
Lettele. See Netley.
Lettendale, co. York, 116.
Leuemynstre. See Leominster, 443.
Leokenore, Lewekenore, John, 207, 23 1 , 493,
494,519.
, Jane bis wife, 493, 494.
>Boger, 31, 205, 280» 429, 489,493,
588, 574.
, Thomas, 419, 429, 493.
, Elizabeth his wife, 419.
Leutborp. See Leventhorpe.
Levehuid, co. Kent, 387, 478, 479, 544.
Leyell, Richard, 889.
Levely, Hugh, 505.
, Thomas, 505.
Levens, co. Westmoreland, 412.
Leventborpe, Leuthorp, John, 32, 528, 565.
, ...... the elder, 338, 339.
t, Thomas, 565.
Leverers, co. Cambridge, 77, 521.
Xjcvermore, Richard, 4, 172.
....... ., •.•t..| me eJucr, i^o.
Leverton, Robert de, 500.
Levi, James, 500.
, Ur>*el, 500.
Lewe, Henry, 119.
Lewes, co. Sussex, 420.
, the prior of, 76, 205, 460.
Lewes, Gilbert, 278.
Henry, 139.
, Hugh, 529.
, John, 420.
, Isabel his wife, 420.
Lewie, William 504.
Lewton. .See Luton,
l-icwys, Geoffrey, 437.
, Philip, rector of Ncrth Thoresby, 332.
:..., Robert, 257.
Lexham, West, co. Norfolk, 141.
Lexintona, John de, 140.
Lexskep. See Leixlip.
licybourne, Layboume, co. Kent, 505.
Ijeybuni, Roger de, 160, 307.
, William de, 62.
li^yc*, Henry, 47.
Leycestre. See licicester.
Leycestre, Thomas, 545.
Leycroft, William, 510.
Ma Leye' [co. Northampton], 58,
Leye, Gilbert atte, 462.
Leyfeld. See Leighfield.
Ley ham, co. Essex, 131.
, CO. Suffolk, 111, 200, 458.
Ley land, John, 390.
Leyn, Denis, 33.
Lejne, John, 450.
Leyuton, John, 483, 512.
I^^-ntwardyn. See Leintwardine.
GENERAL INDEX.
661
Ley ton » CO. Essex, 398.
LeytoD, John, 9.
Lichfield, co. Stafford, 360, 422.
Lichfield, Lichefeld, cathedral of St. Chad,
141.
, , dean and chapter of, 141.
, , dean of. See Heywode.
Lidde. See Lydd.
Lie, Bobert, 386.
, Roger, 202.
William, 51.
And see Lye.
Lieghe. See Leigh. ^
LighthameB, Robert, 302.
Liken, Robert, 393.
And see Lygon.
Likebarogh, co. Westmoreland, 169.
Lilboume, LyUeborn, co. Northampton, 173.
Lillecharch, Higham, co. Kent, convent of,
189.
, Isabel Wade, prioress of, 189.
, Margaret Hoteler, prioress of, 194.
Lilleshnll, co. Salop, abbey of St. Mary, 334.
, convent of, 334.
, John, abbot of, 193, 331.
, Robert FitzJohn, abbot of, 334.
Lilley, Lylly, co. Hertford, 318.
Lillingstone, co. Oxford, 326.
Limborg, 517.
Limeriok, Lymryk, in Ireland, 196, 263.
, the bishop of, 273.
Linby, Lyndeby, co. Nottingham, 225, 226.
Linchlade, Lynchelade, co. Buckingham, 369.
Lincoln, 3, 26, 39, 68, HI, 115, 133, 173,
178, 179, 208, 244, 266, 270, 276, 277,
282, 351, 352, 382, 468, 470, 485, 494,
499, 500, 531.
, mayor and citizens of, 291, 499.
, mayor of. See Burton; Blytou;
Grantham ; Laxfeld ; Pemberton ;
Williamson; Witton.
, sheriff of. See Caldebeke.
, earl of. See Gant ; I^cy j Mes-
chines; Romara.
, outlawry in, 178.
, charters dated at, 139, 236, 243, 251,
400, 407-409, 494, 499, 558.
, letters patent dated at, 7, 13, 34, 35.
diocese of, 13, 17, 73, 80, 107, 155,
179, 181-183, 185, 210, 263, 272, 339,
880,886,483,466,517.
bishop of, 806, 408.
And see Chedworth ; AInewyk ; Beau-
fort ; Bokyngham ; Burghernh ;
Cbesoey ; Repiiigdou.
, cathedral of, prebend of Leighton
Buzzard in, 80.
, dean and chapter of, 243, 494,
, archdeaconry of, 272.
, St. Katharine without, prior and con-
vent of, 500.
, hospital of the Holy Innoccntit called
Mnlardry at, 123.
I
Lincoln, weavers or websterM of, 472.
, houses of Jews in, 500.
, county of, 30, 34, 35, 40, 59, 75, 91,
111, 117, 130, 133, 144, 191, 199, 213,
272, 281, 302, 313, 333, 347, 376, 377,
481, 528.
, , sheriff of, 34, 41, 135, 202,
491.
And see Burgh ; Blount ; Skipwith.
, , cscheator in, 220, 224, 2S'Jy
332,345, 353, 380, 455, 524, 535.
And see Morlcy ; Burgh.
, ,outlawrieH in, 1,4, 49, 173, 174,
257, 319, 320, 410, 416, 419, 501, 502,
505-507.
, county of, conservation of rivers in,
223.
, , the Parts of Holland, 26, 35, 39,
242.
, , , commissions of tlio
peace in, 566.
, , the parts of Kesteven, 242, 272.
, , , commissions of the
peace in, 567.
, , the parts of Lindsev, 26, 39,
83, 101, 205, 272.
.......... , , commissions of the
peace in, 567.
Lincoln, Edmund dc, 393.
, Adam de, 500.
, Fionas de, 500.
, Martin de, 500.
, Joan de, 500.
, Alexander de, 500.
.......... Robert, 263.
Lindsell, Lindesele, Lyndesclc, co. Kssex,
180, 205.
Lineford, William dc, 267.
Linford, Lyneford, Great, co. Buckingham,
143, 440.
, Little, ?26.
Linton, Lyntou, co. York, 198, 45 1.
, Lynton on Owse, co. York, 113, 141,
361.
[co. Cambridge], priory of, 46.
Linwood, Lyndewode, co. Lincoln, 195, 227,
845.
, Lynwod Beaumont, 179.
, Lyndewode Bayons, 345.
Lionel, duke of Clarence, son of Edward III.,
346, 463.
Lire, in Normandy, abbey of St. Mary, 161.
Liskcard, Leskeit, co. Cornwall, 11, 23.
Liston, CO. Kssex, 72.
Overhall, CO. Ekscx, 228.
Litchct Maltravers, Ijychct Mautruvcrs. co.
Dorset, 443.
Litchurch, Lukchirchc, co. Derby, 226.
Litelton, William, 452.
And see Littleton.
Litelwere, co. Devon, 372.
Litster, Richard, 85.
Littehous, co. Westmoreland, 109.
062
GENERAL INDEX.
LitteltoD, Litclton, Thomas, 459, 477, 489,
491, 492, 512, 529, 530, 550, 552, 561,
569, 570, 574-577.
, justice of the Bench, 515, 516.
Littlecote, Litelcote, co. Wilts. 90.
Littleham, co. Devon, 265.
LittliugtoD, Lvtlyngton, co. Cambr»d|re, 66,
181, 169.
Litton, CO. York, 186.
Littondale, co. York, 186.
Livcdon, Lyveilon.co. Northumpton, 153.
Llanaber [co. Merioneth], 357.
Llauarmavn, co. Denbigh. 424.
Llandaff, diocese of, 93, 106, 229, 370.
LlaneguyfiiU. Sro Llangynhufal.
Llaneilian, Llaiielvan, 127.
Llangedwin, Lhingeduoyn, co. Denbigh, 424.
Llangefelaeh, Llaiigeveywagh [co. Glamor-
gan], 420.
Llangenydd, Langenyth, co. Glamorgan,
prior}' of, 148.
, abbot and convent of, 472.
, alien abbot of, 215, 282.
Llangeview, Llangeveu, co. Monmouth, 425.
Llangot, in South Wales, 360.
Llangynhafal, Llaneguyfiill [co. Denbigh],
John, abbot of, 37.
Llanisbcn, Llanyssen, co. Monmouth, 425.
Llanllogh, co. (..'aermartheu, 112.
Llannoryn. See Llanwrin.
Llannynnys [co. Denbigh], 51.
Llanrhaiadr in Kinmerch, Llanrayadur in
Kynmerch, co. Denbigh, 194.
in Mochuant, Llanrather Moghtenet,
CO. Denbigh, 182, 424.
Llanrhidian, Llanrydian, co. Glamorgan, 426.
Llanstephan, Lanstephan [co. Caermarthen] ,
114.
Llantbomas, co. Monmouth, 425.
Llanvas [co. Anglesea], 382.
Llanwrin, Llanoryu [co. Montgomery], 273.
Llanycil in Penlyn [co. Merioneth], 182.
Llannyssen. See Llanishen.
Lloit, David, parson of Llanj'cil, 182.
, Owin, rector of Hodnet, 55.
,. , , rector of Towyn, 55.
Lloyt, David, parson of Dy sserth, 27.
Tilymman stream, co. Monmouth, 425.
Lobbok, John, 255.
Lobthorpe, eo. Lincoln, 507. *
Lockerley, Lokerly, co. Southampton, 215,
216,299,430,462,482.
Lockhay, Lokhawe [co. Derby], 32.
Lockington, Lokyngtou, co. York, 143.
Locock, John, master of the fraternity of
tailors, London, 463.
Locre. See Lucker.
Loddington by Rothwell, co. Northampton,
256.
Loddiswell, Lodeswyll, co. Devon, 173.
Lode, Bottisham Lode, co. Cambridge, 195.
Lodelowe. See Ludlow.
Lodelowe, John, 5.
Loderey, co. Dorset, 443.
Lodres, co. Dorset, priory of, 70, 97, 144.
Lodyngton, Andrew, 416.
, John, 416.
, Richard, 416.
Logay, John, 523.
Loghameys. See Lughameys.
Logh Rygge. See Loughrigg.
Lok, John, 4, 94.
, , sheriff of London, 193, 512.
, sheriff of Middlesex, 211.
Lokerley. See Lockerley.
Lokhawe. See I^ckhay.
Lokton, John, 304.
Thomas, 68, 281, 351, 487, 560.
Lokwode, Thomas, 450, 553.
Lokynton. See Lockington.
Lokyngton, John, 206, 234.
, Richard, 3.
Lollam, John, 320.
Lollards, statute against, 134.
liombardy, Lombards, 11. 130, 276, 390
Lombe, VV^illiam, 314.
Lomley. See Lumley.
Loroolin, Jerome, 302.
John, 302.
303.
Lomyngiston. See Lnllingstone.
Londay. See Lundy.
Londe, William, 3.
, Thomas, 3.
, Joan his wife, 3.
London, 1-6, 9, 10, 16, 17, 19, 21, 24-28, 34,
35, 39-42, 47-50, 54, 55, 57, 59, 60, 64,
65, 69-72, 86, 89, 90, 92, 101, 103,
111-114, 121-123, 125, 126, 130, 138,
141, 143, 144, 148, 162,164, 172, 174-
177, 180, 182, 183, 189, 193, 194, 196,
200, 202, 204, 210, 211, 213, 216, 222,
225, 229, 232, 238, 243, 248, 263-259,
261, 262, 265, 266, 268, 270, 272, 273,
275-277, 279, 282-285, 287-289, 291,
292, 294-297, 308, 306, 308, 318-^20.
322-826, 381, 337, 344, 347, 851, 852,
355, 356, 360, 863, 371, 878, 379, 381,
382, 385, 387, 389, 410-414, 416-420,
423, 433, 435, 440, 442, 448, 458, 458,
459, 462, 468, 470, 478, 476, 478, 482,
4i?6-488, 490, 501-512, 515, 516, 519-
521, 525, 529-531, 536, 540, 542, 544,
545-5.'50, 553.
, letters patent dated at, 14, 57, 89, 96,
97.
, charters dated at, 299, 307, 896, 898,
400, 403, 406, 407.
, mayor and citizens of, 246, 285.
mayor of, 69. 70, 202, 219, 223, 405.
And see Lee ; Frowyk ; "Wyche ; Cooke;
EjTC ; Gedney ; Philippe ; Josselyn ;
Verney ; Yonge.
H
I
GENERAL INDEX.
663
London, sbcriffH of, 25, 26, 4)»60, 112, 17",
200, 216, 219, 231, 260, 262, 272, 277,
282, 288, 299, 825, 552.
And see Catwortli ; C'lopton ; Ireland ;
Lok ; Hampton ; James ; Basset ;
Mnschamp; Stone; Tate; Constan-
tyne ; Waver ; Bromer ; Bryee.
, ontlawries in, 1-6, 172-174, 258-259,
284,295,314-320,381, 410-420, 440,
470, 476, 500-511, 519, 521.
, bishop of. See Kempe ; Bynte worth ;
Faucomberge ; Kly ; Beaumes.
, diocese of, 9, 80.83, 263, S91, 296,
300, 339, 466.
, recorder of. See Ursewyk.
, Hubsidy and olnage of cloth iu, 217,
218, 280.
, St. Paurs Cathedral, 17, 20.
, , dean and chapter of, 236, 326.
, , dean of. See Say.
, , chan 3ellor of. See Sever.
, ....... charnel-house of, 420, 511.
, , chantry founded in, 421.
, , prebend of Brownswood in, 20.
, prebend of Caddington Major
in, 543.
, St. Katharine by the Tower, hospital
of, 140, 191,362,478.
, , warden, or master of. See
Treyilian.
, , master, brethren and sisters of,
103, 140.
, Charterhouse by, prior and convent
of, 141, 155, 168, 176.
, , John Luscot, prior of, 155, 168.
, Holy Trinity, prior and convent of,
10.
, St. Mary Graces by the Tower, abbot
and convent of, 162.
, , William, abbot of, 162.
Fraternity of Sixty Priests of, 516.
, House of Converts, 82, 147.
, Guildhall, the, 462, 522.
, New Temple, charters dated at, 244,
246.
, Temple Bar, 196, 356, 381, 388, 471,
507, 519, 550.
, hospital of St, Antony, 11, U7.
, Friars Preachers of, 524.
, hospital of St. Giles, 136, 137.
, , William Sutton, warden of,
123, 136.
, Wests my thf eld, hospital of St.
Bartholomew, 828, 497.
, , John Waker}*ng, master of
823,414,
, , Reginald f'olyer, prior of, 497.
, sisters Minorca os without Algate, 88.
, ward of Crcpulirate, 218.
, ward of Faryndon Without, 127, 486.
, Newgate gaol, 204, 5.30.
Old Jewry, 462.
, Walbrook. .Vj6.
London, 1e Barbican, 188.
, Baynardescastell, 131,300.
, , ward of, 103, 354.
, Bishopsgate, 188.
•«., , ward of, 522, 553.
, Blankechnpelton, 444.
, Queenhithe, 18, 282.
, Charing Cross, Claringcroucho, 1 1, 45.
, chapel of St. Mary Konsivale
by, 214.
, , hermitage of St. Katharine by,
214.
, , ' Kyng of Scottis ground ' by,
214.
, Cordwainer Street, 462.
, Kyrounlanc, 162.
, ('rokc<llanc, 12, 187, 458.
, Coldeharburgh, Coldeharhurghlane,
7, 10, 104.
, St. John's Street without West
Smithfield, 214.
, Fleet Street, 486.
, Pawleswharf, 180,356.
, Tower wharf, 191, 441, 478.
, Distaflanc, 297, 487.
Byllyngesgate, 88, 464, 548.
, The Vintry, 88, 464, 482, 548.
, Tamystrete, 854, 462.
, Lymestrete, 88, 464, 548.
, Bradstrete, 867, 521, 522, .553.
, Knyghtriderstrete, 88, 464, 548.
, « Lcdenhair in, 285.
, Whittyngtoo College, 482.
, Guildehalla Teutonicorum, 261, 529.
, Moleyna Inn, 196.
, the king's wardrobe in, 120.
, ' Princewardrobe ' in, 260.
, 'Qnene Janes warderobo' by Ald-
richegate, 48, 52.
, barber-surgeons of, 109.
, goldsmiths of, 242.
saddlers of, 259.
, tallow-chandlers of, 237, 367, 522.
, weavers of, 159.
, brokers iu, 260.
, girdlersof, 200.
, ironmongers of, 297 .
, tailors of, 367, 463, 522.
, drapers of, 537.
fiondou churches :
Allhallows, Barking, 428.
St. Andrew Hubbard, 300.
St. Antony, 547.
St. Christopher le Stocks, Bradstrete, 180,
367,521.
St. James, (larlick Hithe, 462.
St. John Zakftrie, 217.
St. Leonard, K*«tchepe, 288.
St. Margaret, Brigge*tn'te, 505.
St. ^lartin K- Grand, 154.
. deniKTv of. 519.
064
GENERAL INDEX.
London clmrehcs — cont.
St. Martin le Grand, deun of. Sec Stilling-
ton.
St. Stephen, Colmanstrete, 288.
, Walbrook, 211, 444.
St Thomas, Aeon, 3C7» 522.
London parishes :
AUhallows, Staining, Mark Tjaue, 449, 462,
522.
, Watlyngstrete, 115.
, in the WaU, 188.
Holy Trinity, Knightrider street, 434.
St. Andrew, Holbom, 381.
, by the Wardrobe, 484.
St. Anne by Aldrichegate, 199, 213.
St. Benet, 88, 464, 568.
, Baynard's Castle, 103, 354.
, Sherehog, 448, 522.
St. Botolph without Aldgate, 57.
, in Aldrychgate, 70, 188, 361.
St. Christopher, 319, 367, 521, 553.
St. Clement Danes, 818, 356, 386, 471, 507,
519, 550.
St. Dionis Backehurch, 404.
St. Dunstan in the East, 459.
St. Giles without Crepulgate, 154.
St. James, Garlick Hithe, 462.
St Katheiine Colman, 190, 213.
St Lawrence, Jewry, 287, 288, 462.
St Magnus, 475.
St. Margaret, Bruggestrete, 187.
, Crokedlane, 458.
St. Martin without Ludgate, 127, 486.
in the Vintry, 170, 182.
Orgar,42, 187, 458.
St. Mary, Aldermarysbury, 475.
, Berkyng, 92.
, le Strand, 174, 356.
, Whitechapel without Aldgate, 248.
, Woolchurch, 403.
St. Michael, Croked Lane, 187, 458.
, Wood Street, 218.
, Paternoster Royal, 4S2.
St Peter, Comhill, 367, 522, 553.
le Poor, 367, 521, 522, i)53.
in the Tower, 433.
St. Sepolchre without Newgate, 509.
St Stephen, Colmanstrete, 287, 288.
, Walbrook, 122, 435.
London, Tower of, 1 1, 16, 18, 19, 23, 43, 47,
50, 52, 69, 85, 96, 113, 126, 181, 183,
168, 191, 269, 870, 371, 395, 478, 538.
, , charters dated at, 162, 168,
240, 242, 307, 401.
, , porter in, 9, 10.
, , * Postryn ' gate of, 478.
..., armoury in, 9, 89, 96, 121, 143.
..., lions in, 14, 47, 323.
, , coinage, mint and exchange in,
18, 23, 40, 113, 130, 190, 213, 347,
370,442,475,517,551,
London, Tower of, keeper of, 190, 347, 475,
551.
, , controller of. See Saintlegere .
, 'Powderhous' in, 23.
, , constable of, 31.
And see Tiptoft.
, , Wakefield tower In, 85, 538.
, Westsmythfeld tower in, 85, 538.
, , privy wardrobe in, 127, 186.
. I....... •■•..., warQ or, vOv.
port of, 97, 137, 145, 156,158, 168,
190, 192, 213, 222, 275, 321, 325, 331,
879, 536, 545.
, , customs and subsidies in, 10,
13, 14, 22, 59, 61, 92, 95, 107, 117,
131, 143, 150, 198, 229, 263, 269, 275,
283, 295, 328, 343, 363, 423, 432, 448,
466, 472, 487, 514.
, ....... butler in, 11.
, , tronage and pesnge in, 11, 386,
514.
, scrutiny in, 17, 20, 52, 121,
586, 545.
, , tronage of wools in, 92.
, , customers in, 93, 128, 223, 275,
363, 466, 484, 516.
, ship called le Marie of, 211.
ship called le Tiinite of, 21 1.
London, John, 206.
, , parson of Brink worth, 420.
, Benedict de, 500.
, Floriade, 500,
, Matilda de, 500.
, Thomas de, 500.
, Salamon de, 500.
, Roger, 507.
,..., Thomas, 173.
, William, 173, 175.
Lonesdale, William, 143.
Long, Longe, Henry, 98, 99, 203, 575.
John, 32, 416.
, Nicholas, 258.
, Thomas, 89, 124, 514, 525.
, William, 168, 414, 512.
Longchamp, William de, chancellor of
Richard I., 404.
Longespee or Meuland, Roger, bishop of
Coventry and Lichfield [1257-1295],
160.
Longhaugh, Langehalgh, co. Northumber-
land, 841.
Longhope, Langhope, co. Gloucester, 159,
268, 533.
Longley Mareys. See Langley Mareys.
Long Melford, co. Suffolk, 113.
Longney, Longeuey, co. Gloucester, 424.
Longo Campo, Henry de, 267.
Longton. See Lmgton.
Longvile, Richard, 382.
Longvillers, in France, abbot and convent of,
218, 269.
Longvyle, priory of. See Newnton Longville.
GENERAL INDEX.
OGo
LoDsdale, Lonnesdale, co. York, 445, 4C1.
TiOoe, Eufit, Estloo [co. Coruwall], 4 IS.
Loppehamd in Carleton, co. Cambridge, 521.
Lord, Thomas, 204.
Lorde, Heniy, 552.
Lordes, co. Dorset, 443.
Lorraine, Lotrik, 517.
, Godfrey, dake of, 499.
Lorymer, Edmund, 208.
Lostwithiel, co. Cornwall, 43, 270, 452, 488.
, boigesses of, 221.
, exchequer of, 461.
Lothinffland, Lnddyngland, co. Suffolk,
handred>of, 480, 480.
Lotorell. See Lnttrell.
Lotrik. See Lorraine.
Lott, John, 412.
Lotterigge, co. Cornwall, 372.
Lough. See Leigh,
Loughborough, Loughburgh, Loughtburgh,
CO. Leicester, 103, 354.
, charter dated at, 239,
Loughrigg, Logh Rygge, co. Westmoreland,
169.
Loughton, Thomas, 258, 318.
Louis ap flowcU, 229.
I^and in Luthyoglond, co. Suflolk, 256.
Lounde, Alexander, 451.
Loure, Nicholas, 83, 553.
Louth, Lowyth, in Ireland, 466.
..., CO Lincoln, 449, 508.
Louthe, Alice, 449.
, John, 175,449.
, Bichard, 175.
, Robert, 418.
, Simon, 449.
Louther, Hugh, 61.
William, 61.
Love, John, 420.
Loveday, John, 410.
LoreU, John, 87, 473, 474, 550.
Joan his wife, 478, 474.
, John, of Lorell, 43, 346.
, John de, 85.
•..., Alice his wife, 85.
, Matilda, abbess of Komscy, 182.
, Bichard, 85, 889, 560.
•.. , Thomas. 205, 415.
» Walter, 417.
, William, of Lorell, 222.
, Alice his wife, 222.
Low, John, bishop of Bochcstcr [1414-1467],
132, 194, 566.
Lowe, John, 28.
, Bichard, 234.
Lowes, Henry, 267.
Loweson, William, 349.
Lowestoft, CO. Suffolk, 430, 480.
Lowther, Henry, sheriff of Cumberland, 253.
, Hu«rh, the elder, 562.
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Loxton, CO. Somerset, 178, 537.
^y^g^t Matthew, 83.
Lucas, Hugh, 343.
, John, prebendary of St. Stephen*.^,
Westminster, 17.
, Richard, 52.
Luccans, 276.
Lucerne. See Luscrnc.
Luckcr, Locre, Lukre, co. Northumberland,
118,199,340.
Luckington, Lukton, [in Kilmersdon], co.
Somerset, 421.
Lucombe, Thomas, 561.
Lucy, Anthony de, 329.
, Thomas de, 329.
, Godfrey, bishop of Winchester
[1189-1204], 404.
, Dame Margaret, 491.
, Matilda, 551.
, Eleanor, 551.
, Richard de, 167, 306, :i92, 402.
, William, 551.
, , Margaret his wife, 551.
Luddenham, co. Kent, 330.
Luddyngland. .See Lothingland.
Lnddyngton, John, 88.
Ludford, CO. Lincoln, 169, 196, 226, 227.
, Long, 387.
, CO. Salop, 542,
And see Lydford.
Ludford, William, parson of Rurford, 60.
Ludgershall, Lndgurshale, co. Wilte, 15, 78,
331, 388.
, charter dated at, 496.
Ludlow, CO. Salop, 54, 79, 317, 542.
, hospital of St John Baptist at, 542.
, letters patent dated at, 57, 97.
Lndlowe, William, 98,570.
Lufenham, North, co. Butland, 13.
Luge, William, 492.
Lugge, Boger, 490.
Luggesford, Bichard, 545.
Loghameys, Loghameys, the parts of, in the
marches of Wales, 1 14, 428.
liUgwardine, Lugwardyn, 151.
Lukchirche. See Litchirche.
Lukre. See Lucker.
Lukton. See Luckington.
LuUingstone, Lomyngiston, co. Kent, 423,
521.
Lullmgton, eo. Somerset, 509.
LuUyngdcn, Thomas, 413.
Lumley, Lomley, Geoige, 30, 66,84, 427,576.
) I sheriff of Northumberland,
332.
> John, parson of Hampstead Mar-
chall, 9.
, Robert, 63.
, Thomas, 30, 66, 84, 102, 427, 580.
f ...•••, of Lumlev, 233, 588, 569.
576.
666
GENERAL INDEX.
Lumnour, William, 568.
Lundy, Londay, co. Devon, 225, 226, 454.
Lune, Galias de, 194.
Larnick, Conrad, 231.
Luscote, John, prior of the C'hartcrhouse by
London, 155.
Luske, CO. Dublin, 117.
LuDsianeston, in Ireland, 117.
Lute, John, 489.
, Thomas, 288.
Luter, Robert, 53.
Luterell. See Luttrell.
Lnthington, Luthyngton, John, 34, 152, 383,
529.
Luton, Lewton, co. Bedford, 121, 506, 549.
Latte, John, 314.
Luttrell, Loterell, Luterell, Alexander, 19.
, James, 19, 30, 32, 99, 231, 28G,
367.
, , Elizabeth his wife, 231, 286.
Luxemburgh, James, lord of Kichebourg,
439.
Luxford, Richard, 32.
Luxulian, co. Cornwall, 488.
Lazerne, Lucerne, in Normandy, abbot of,
108, 150.
Lychet Mautravew. See Litchet Maltravers.
Lydd, Lidde, co. Kent, 88, 465, 548.
I Lydford, Ludford, co. Somerset, 7, 9, 104.
, CO. Devon, 360.
Lydley, co. Salop, 443.
Lydney, Lyeney, co. Glouceflter, 169, 533.
Lydyard, Thomas, 263.
Lye [co, Salop], 98.
And see Leigh.
Lye, William, 47.
Lyffyn, Thomas, 258.
Lygon, Lygen, Thomas, 98, Sr^S, 575.
Lyhert. See Hert.
Lykesdale in Broughton [co. Lancaster], 492.
Lylbourne, John, 11.
Lylleburn. See Lilbourne.
Lymbury, Thomas, 276.
Lyme, co. Dorset, 87, 108.
Lymerik, Lymeryk, Thomas, 327,391,491,
531, 564.
Lymington, Lemyngton, co. Southampton,
429, 443.
, Old, 70, 119, 152.
,New, 70, 119, 152.
Lymryk. See Limerick.
Lynallys, Lynalsse, Hugh, 176, 511.
Lynche, co. Sussex, 443.
Lynche, Germyn, warden of coinage in Ire-
land, 40.
Lynde, John, 6-
, Thomas, eschcator in Oxford and
Berks, 327.
Lyndley, Richard, 606.
Lyndenwode, co. Worcester, 357.
Lyndesaye, David, 191.
; Lyndesele. See Lindsoll.
■ Lyndewode, Master Willimn, keeper of the
privy seal of Henry VI., 310,
Lyndhurst, Lyndeherst, co. Southampton,
125, 547.
, charter dated at, 158.
Lyneford. See Linford.
Lyng, Richard, 505.
Lynn, Lenn, co. Norfolk, port of, 12, 20, 117,
213, 240, 295, 432.
, ship called la Marie Talbot of, 203,
,/e Marie Thomson of, 203.
, South, 4, 188,435.
, Bishop's, 28, 82, 81, 141, 142,317,
319, 414, 441, 523.
, , port of, 188, 211,303, 464.
, , guild of St. George in, 141.
Lynne, Alice, 92.
, John, 323.
Lynston, William, 53.
Lynton, See Linton.
Lynton, John, 387, 485.
, Robert de, 55, 191.
,., Walter de, master of the hospital
of Burton St. Lazams of Jerusalem,
136.
Lyon, Edward, 313.
Lyons, charters dated at, 308, 396, 398.
Lysle, John, 88, 202, 571.
, viscoimt. See Talbot.
Lysse, co. Southampton, 266.
Lystenesdon, co. Devon, 227. 359, 372.
Lytelton, William, 491.
Lythyerd, Richard, 289.
Lytley, Thomas, 196.
Lytulhales, John, 490.
Lyuster, John, 818.
Lyvedon. See Livcdon.
M.
Maas river, 517.
Mablethorpe, Malberthorp, co. Lincoln, 199,
454.
Macclesfield, co. Chester, burgesses of, 477.
Machee, John, 467.
Machnant. See Mochnant.
Machon, Ralph, 55.
Mackney, Makeney, co. Berks, 502.
Maddy, Simon, 502.
Madeles, in They don Garnon, co. Essex,
116, 356.
Madford, Madeford, co. Devon, 212, 372.
Madson, John, 320.
Madyson, Ralph, 135.
Magor, Magoure [co. Monmouth], 114.
Maiden Bradley, co. Wilts 501.
GENERAL INDEX.
667
Maidenhead, Mcdynhitli, co. Berks, 303.
MaidoQwell, John, 75.
Maidstone, Majdeston, co. Kent, 5, 36, 88,
279, 465', 548.
Maior, Thomas, 279.
Maire, Henry, 112.
Maistre, Thomas, parson of Kelscy Marie,
185.
Makaghhom, Donald, 538.
, John his son, 538..
Makeney. See Mackney.
Makcney, Henry, 502.
Makrowe, John, 374.
, Richard, 374.
, WilUam, 374.
Malardry. See Lincoln.
Malherthorp. See Mahlethorpc.
Maldiche, co. Wilts, 79.
Maldon, Maudon, co. Essex, hurgcsses of,
306.
Male, Thomas, 502.
Malcber, Nicholas, 83.
Malet, Hogh, 62.
, Walter, 156.
Maleverer, Malyverer, John, 29, 577.
Malines, 517.
Malketon, co. Cambridge, 461.
Mallerstang, Malverstang, co. Westmoreland,
186, 189, 434.
, forest of. 111.
Mailing, Mallyog, co. Kent, 88, 465, 548.
P>wt, 221.
, West, 256.
Mabnesbury, co. Wilte, 137, 297, 481, 507,
510.
, letters patent dated at, 40, 99, 575.
, abbey of, 228.
, abbot and convent of, 64, 210, 297,
481, 498.
, John, abbot of, 575.
, John Andever, abbot of, 210.
, Dan John Ayly, abbot of, 228.
Malmesbnry, Master Roger, parson of Bisley,
129.
Malorry, Malore, Robert, 279, 476.
Malpace, William, 184.
Malpas, David, 77.
, John, 51.
, Joan his wife, 51.
, Philip, 228, 381,410.
Malrede. See Meldreth.
Maltby, Malteby, co. York, 113, 141, 361.
Malteman, John, 514.
Malton, CO. York, 348.
Malverstang. See Mallerstang.
Malyn, William, 414.
Malyson, Andrew, 383.
Malyverer. See Maleverer.
Manby, Mandeby, co. Lincola, 169.
, by Grymolby, co. Lincoln, 468.
Mancarston. See Mangerton.
Manchester, John Bothe, master of the colle-
giate church of, 464.
Mandeby. See Manby.
Mandevilla, William de, 342.
Mandeville, Geoffrey, earl of Essex, 62,
Maners, John, 193.
.., Robert, 66, 117, 118, 450.
Joan his wife, 117.
Manery, William, 206.
Mangerton, Mancarston, in Scotland, 468.
Manley, co. Lincoln, wapentake of, 451.
Mannebriggc. See Mansbridge.
Mannebrigge, John de, 337.
Mannok, Robert, 314.
Mannyng, Thomas), 470.
Manorbier, Manorbery, Maynerbcare, co.
Pembroke, 7, 9, 104.
Manory, William, 317. »
Mansbridge, Mannebrigge, co. Southampton,
387.
hundred of, 337.
Mansell, John, provost of Beverley, 408.
Manser, Ralph, 60.
Mansfield, Maonsfeld, co. Nottingham, 22,
49, 134, 220, 225, 226.
Manthorp, James, 2Z, 88, 101.
Manyngham, John, 414, .508, 559.
Oliver, 549.
Maperton, co. Somerset, 333, 859, 360, 365.
And see Mapperton.
Mapledurham, Mapildertiam, Mapildram, co.
Oxford, 73.
Maplethorp, John, 316.
Mapperton, Maperton, co. Dorset, 108, 225,
226, 454.
March, earldom of, 18, 51, 71, 196, 268.
, earl of. See Edward ; Richard.
March and Ulster, earls of, 326.
Marchall, John, 5, 413, 506.
, Nicholas, 297.
, Robert, 297.
, Thomas, 281, 413.
, William, 411, 414, 490.
, Joan his wife, 411.
, William, prior of Henton, 128,
And see Marshall.
Marcham, Wercham, co. Berkn, 195, 369.
Marche, Ralph, 504.
Marcle, co. Hereford, 131.
Marden, Mawanlyn, co. Hereford, 131.
, Upper, UpmerdoD,co. Susiex, 443.
, West, Westmerden, co. Sussex, 88,
465, 548.
Mare, Thomas de la. 373.
Marenell, James, 808.
Marc8chall,Gilbert, earl of Pembroke, 395, 496.
, William, earl of J'embroke, 496.
Thomas, 133, 346, 347, 566.
Margaret, the king's sister, 93, 442.
, queen of Henry VI. 34, 86,66, 82,
101,197,231,273,411,505.
668
GENERAL INDEX.
Marhain, co. Norfolk, 175.
Marhamcburch, Marwynchurch, co. Cornwall,
372.
Mariscis, Geoffrey dc, 497, 498.
Markaant, Simon, 175.
Marke, in the marches of Calais, lordship of,
90, 130, 478.
Marke, John, 416.
, Thomas, 416.
Markes, Richard, 421.
Market Overton, co. Rutland, 197, 314.
Markfield, Markefeld, co. Leicester, 104, 354.
Markham, John, 65, 99, 132, 154, 201, 228,
233, 270, 279, 303, 304, 346, 347, 488-
490, 529, 530, 567, 574.
, John, chief justice of the King's
Bench, 14, 53, 128, 225, 264, 266, 267,
272, 283, 300, 325, 382, 421, 438, 440,
442, 475, 512, 513, 518, 521, 526, 535,
536, 540, 543, 544, 546, 555.
, Robert, 562, 569.
, Thomas, 199.
Markwyke, John, 317.
Marlborough, co. Wilts, 8, 11, 198, 274, 316,
430, 482, 506.
, charters dated at, 159, 168, 241, 251.
Marleburgh. See Marlborough.
Marley, John, 135.
Marmoustiers les Tours, alien abbey of, 145,
534.
monks of, 375-377.
Marmyon, Peter, 236, 847, 389, 559, 570.
, William, 278, 363, 389, 570.
Marn, WUUam de, 500.
Marncy, John and Joan his wife, 1 1 .
Marowe, William, 324.
Marrok. See Morocco.
Marsburgh, Thomas, 538.
Marshal. See Mareschall.
Marshall, Christopher, 315.
, Joan, 516, 539.
, John, 259, 351.
, , mayor of York, 530.
, , parson of Aikton, 468,
, Richard, 518.
, Robert, 496.
, Thomas, 362.
William, 33, 378.
Marshallislond, co. Cornwall, 372.
Marshalsea prison, 53, 264, 266, 267, 272,
288, 291, 300, 325, 382, 421, 438, 440,
442, 475, 518, 518, 521, 526, 535, 586,
540, 544, 546, 555.
Marshfield, Mersfeld, co. Somerset, 307.
Marston, Merston Culy, co. Warwick, 490.
,.,., Dry, CO. Gloucester, 416.
Morteyne, co. Bedford, 414.
Maysey, Merstou Meysey, co. Wilts,
110, 480, 482.
Marsh Wood, Mershewode, co. Dorset, 131,
146.
Martel, William, 4u2.
Martell, Osbem, 167.
Marther, prebend of, 17.
Marti val, Roger de, bishop of Salisburv,
[1315-1330], 162.
Martock, Mertok, co. Somerset, 97, 135, 144,
301.
Marton, Merton, co. Westmoreland, 486.
, West, Westmerton, co. Wilts, 172.
in Craven, co. York, 342, 474.
Martyn, Geoffrey, 336, 432.
, Gilbert, 75.
, Henry, 155.
, Marten, Marton, John, 32, 4 4 , 206,
265, 272, 301, 361, 419, 443, 509, 524.
, Laurence, 268.
, Peter, 174.
Robert, 36, 102,347,362, 635, 542,
543,566.
, , mayor of Faversham, 346.
Roger, 218, 319, 320.
, Thomas, 100, 297, 490.
, William, 272.
Mart^-ndale. William, 502.
Marynere, William, 194.
Mascallsbury, Maskerellesbury, co. Essex,
379.
Mason, John, 344.
, WiUiam, 885.
Massanger, Thomas, 255.
Masseley, Richard, 488.
Massingham, Great, co. Norfolk, 256.
Massy, Hamo, 292.
Massy ngham, John, 501.
Mastyrse, co. Kent. See Maystyrse.
Matfen, Robert, rector of North Lufenhaiu,
13.
, , prebendary of Newark, Lei-
cester, 11.
..., , master of the hospital of St.
Leonard, Leicester, 46.
Mather, Thomas, 33.
Mathewe, John, 435.
, Walter, 426.
, William, 321.
Mathyn, William, 175.
Matilda, queen of Henry I. charter of, 243.
, queen of Stephen, 62, 167, 396, 402,
404.
, charter of, 400.
, daughter of Henry XL 896.
the Empress, 377, 403, 40S.
, charters of, 235, 241, 499, 556.
, queen of William I. charter of, 498.
Matthew ap David ap Wachaun, parson oi
Wootton, 339.
, parson of Steeple, 339.
Mattishall, Mateshall, Matsall, co. Norfolk,
179, 195, 355.
Mattokiswill, co. Devon, 872.
Mauclerk, Walter, bishop of Carlisle [1223-
1246], 395.
GENERAL INDEX.
G69
Maadljms Boostrewys, [co. Hertfordl, 121.
Maudoo. See MildoQ,
Maulevrer, Halnath, 25.
Maunche, John, 448.
, » Margaret his wife, 448.
Mauucell, Maunsell, Manntell, Henry, 412.
, John, 416.
, , provost of Beverlej, 494.
, Pascasius, 100.
, Philip, 426.
, Thomaa, 8, 99, 111, 178, 295.
..., , cscheator in the counties of
Somerset and Dorset, 265, 365, 368.
Maunceliysfeld [co. Glamorgan], 426.
Maansfeld. See Mansfield.
Maiintell, Walter, 102, 134, 233, 293, 491,
568.
And sec Maancell.
Mawardyn. See Marden.
Maxcy, co. Northampton, 254.
Maxon, Robert, 197.
Maxstoke, co. Warwick, 478.
«
, prior and canons of, 235.
, Richard, prior of , 235.
Maychell, .fohn, 536.
Maydenwcli, John, the elder, 471, 544.
Maydetiton. See Maidstone.
Mftyn, John, 418.
Maynard, Thomas, 100.
Mayne, William, 63.
Maynenbeare. See Manorbery.
Mayawaring, James, 310.
May re, Henry, 83.
Mayson, John, 172.
Maystyrse, Mastyrse, co. Kent, 88, 464, 548.
Measden, Mesden, co. Hertford, 162.
Mcath, Methe, in Ireland, 47, 196.
, county of, 186.
, diocese of, 41.
William, bishop of, 287.
Meuiix, Melsa, co. York, abbot and convent
of, 497.
, William, abbot of, 497.
Mechyng. Set Newhaven.
Meddelton. See Middelton.
Mede, Philip, 304.
MedeUon, George, 84, 120.
Medewold. See Methewold.
Medilton, Richard, 317.
Medina, Isle of Wight, co. Southampton,
burgesses of, 406.
Medina, John de, 50.
Medway, Midweye, rirer, 170.
Medynhith. See Maidenhead.
Meers, Thomas, 528, 566.
Meggys, Robert, 471.
Meinordy ve, in South Wales, 114.
Mekilfoild, William, 573.
^relau, Robert, earl of Leicester, 346, 463.
Melbourn, John do, dean of Wolverhampton,
61.
I
Melbourne, Mclbarn, co. Derby, 84.
, CO. York, 39, 87, 285, 4.'i8.
Melburn. See Melbourne.
Melburnc, Simon, 52, 523.
, Thomas, 523.
Melburn, Thomas, parson of Danby Wisk,336.
, , parson of Newton Kyme, 336.
Melbury, Milburye, co. Dorset, 300, 386, 478.
Melchuyt, co. Wilts, forest of, 537.
Melcombe, Melecumbe, co. Dorset, 74.
, burgesses of, 170.
port of, 540.
Mcldon, CO. Devon, 212, 372.
Meldreth, Malrede, Melreth, co. Cambridge,
131, 169.
Melford, co. Suffolk, 257.
Melhuish, Melhewyssh, co. Devon, 54, 227,
359, 372.
Meliden, Altemeleden, co. Flint, prebend of,
444.
Meliour, Thomas, 14.
Melksham, Melkysham, co. Wilts 174, 385.
, hundred of, 384.
, forest of, 8, 32, 95, 430, 482.
Mell, Roger, 419.
Melley, Thomas, 344.
Mellys, Robert, 508.
Melsa. See Meaux.
Melsham, Melseliam, John, 268, .333.
Melsom, Thomas, 446.
Melsounby, William, 446.
Melton, CO. Lincoln, 195.
, Roos, CO. Lincoln, 195, 227, 344.
, Faucomberge, co. Somerset, 23, 135,
362.
Melton. Sec Milton.
Melton, John, 31, 66, 102, 277, 329, 576.
, Robert, 411.
Memme, Walter, 38.
Mendelsham. See Mendlesham.
Mendham, Medham, co. Suffolk, 197, 287.
, prior of, 257.
^(endip, Mynedeph, co. Somerset, forest of,
131.
Mendlesham, Mendelsham, co. Suffolk, 52,
443.
Mensktp, Master Thomas, 174.
Menwennek, Menwynnek, William, 201, 389,
561.
Meou, East, Estmene, co. Southampton, 38.
Meonstoke, co. Southampton, 539.
Merchaunt, John, 847.
, Roger, 347.
Merden, co, Kent, 828.
, hundred of, 7, 23, 49, 125, 183, 209,
215,217,218,223,230.
Mere, co. Stafford, 112, 217, 295, 485.
, CO. Wilts, 101,215.
Meredeth, South Wales, 13.
Meres, Thomas, 567.
, , the elder, 566.
670
GENERAL INDEX.
Merevale, Meryvalle, co. Warwick, abbot of,
199, 524.
Mereworth, co. Kent, 411.
MerideD, co. Warwick, 510.
Merifeld, John, 233.
Merionctb, county, 51, 271, 352, 355, 457,
467, 529.
.., , chief justice of. See Herbert ; Grey.
, sheriff of. See Croft.
Merk, John de, 59.
Merkwall, pasture called, 22.
Merlaud, Henry, 518.
Mersea, West, co. Essex, 501.
Merfih, co. Deyon, 227, 359, 372.
Mershewode. See Marsh Wood.
Mersshe, Roger* prebendary of St. Stephen*8,
Westminslcr, 539.
Mersshland, cos. Lincoln and York, 35, 528.
Merstou, co. Wilts, 274.
Merton Meyny. See Marstou Mayaey.
Merston, John, 42, 187, 573.
Mertok. See Martock.
Merton, charters dated at, 230, 242.
And see Marton.
Merton, Thomas, 470.
, Walter de, 160.
, William de, 446.
Mervyn, John, 181, 363-365, 368.
Mery, John, 263, 264.
Philip, 456.
Meryell, John, 254, 503.
Meryman, Thomas, 264,
Merynges, William, 102, 552, 569.
Meschines, Lucy de, countess of Chester,
242.
, lUnulph de, earl of Chester and Lin*
coin, 242.
Mesden. See Measden.
Messenger, Thomas, 255.
Mesterton. See Misterton.
Metals, transmutation of, 285.
Metcalfe, Alexander, 492.
, Cuthbert, 492.
, Edmund, 327, 336.
, , Katherine his wife, 327, 336.
, Henry, 492.
, Miles, 327, 389.
, Matthew, 492.
, Reginald, 492.
, Thoman, 327, 492.
Methe. See Meath.
Metheley, John, 177.
Methenny, co. Monmouth, 425.
Metheringham, Metryngham, co. Lincoln,
144, 175.
Methewold, Medewold, Thomas, 485.
Methwold, co. Norfolk, 471.
Metryngham. See Metheringham.
Meuland. See Longespee.
Mewedeu, John, 207.
Mewes, John, 204.
Meyton Hall, co. Norfolk, HI, 200, 458.
Michol^rovc, Elizabeth, 93, 96, 123.
, John, 93, 96, 123, 138.
Miclielhampton. See Minchinhampton.
Michell, John, 202, 206, 278.
, Katherine, 189.
, Richard, 318, 492.
, William, prebendary of St. George,
Windsor, 284.
Michelson, Thomas, 93.
Mickfield, Mikelfeld [co. Suffolk], 93.
Mickleham, Mykelham, co. Surrey, 321, 545.
Middelbuig, Midelbourg*, iu Zealand, 99,
202, 269.
, ship called le Pynke of^ 202.
Middelton. See Middleton, Milton.
Middle, Myddull, co. Salop, 518.
Middleham, [co. York], letters patent dated
at, 16, 29, 45, 71, 95, 304, 878.
Middlesceugh, co. Cumberland, 540.
Middlesex county, 9, 10, 16, 17, 21, 26, 32,
39,47-50, 55, 72, 82, 103, 123, 125,
126, 139, 143, 183, 189, 192, 203, 211,
262, 269, 278, 279, 301, 322, 379, 389.
391, 448, 453, 456, 488, 490.
sheriff of, 26, 203, 265,.272.
And see Hampton ; James ; Ireland ;
Lok; Stone; Tate.
escheator in, 220, 290, 332, 345, 380,
455, 477.
And see Thombur^' ; Brokenian ;
Grene.
, outlawries in, l-S, 19,53, 172, 174,
175, 211. 253-257, 259, 267, 272, 283,
313-320,410, 412, 414-419, 474, 485,
501-503, 505-507, 509-511, 526, 540,
544.
..., , commissions of the peace iu, 667.
Middleton, Middelton, co. Northumberland,
114.
, [co. Northampton], 380.
, Midlyngton, co. Oxford, 418, 466,
473.
CO. Westmoreland, 169.
, CO. York, 169.
Middleton Br^-mmesfeld, co. Wilts, 435,
582.
And see Milton.
Middleton, Midleton, Middelton, Myddylton,
David, 198.
, Geoffrey, 59, 279.
, George, 87, 86, 96.
, John, 81, 419, 492, 513.
, Nicholas, 492.
, Richard, 143, 337, 422, 440.
, , Mat'dda his wife, 887, 422, 440.
, Robert, 206, 234.
Thomas, 66, 506, 562, 575.
, William, 47.
Midlyngton. See Middleton.
Midsomer Norton, co. Somerset, 23, 362.
Mikelf'. Id. See Mickfield.
GENERAL INDEX.
671
^IlkvU Holand, co. Essex, 139, 269.
Milanese, 276.
^[ilborne. See Millbiirii.
Milburne, SimoD, 52.
Milburje. See Mclbiiry.
Milchet, forest of, 15.
Milcomb, Alillecombe, co. Oxford, 293.
Mile End, co. Middlesex, 446.
Mileham, co. Norfolk, 443.
Milewater, Mylewatur, John, 91, 280, 355, 451,
565.
Milford, 21.
Milford, William, 210.
Milhay, co. Cornwall, 108.
Milhum, 266.
Milkesham. See Melksham.
Millbeck, Milbek, co. Westmoreland, 169.
Millburn, Milbome, co. Northumberland, 83.
Mille, Edward, 217.
, Hugh, 389.
, John, 204.
Mille, Mylle, Robert, 301, 545.
, Roger, 470.
William, 30.
Miller, Myller, John, 490.
William, 552.
Millers, Master Humphrey de, 13C.
Milleward, John, 174.
, William, 452.
MiUys, Edward, 566.
Milner, Thomas, 492.
.Walter, 501.
Milton, Middelton, co. Kent, 7, 23, 49, 77,
88, 95, 148, 183, 328, 334, i64, 548.
, hundred of, 7, 23, 31, 49, 64, 125,
148, 183, 209, 215, 217, 218, 223, 230,
328, 384.
Milton, Melton by Gravesende, co. Kent, 536.
Milton, CO. Northampton, 197.
, CO. Worcester, 91.
Milton Damerel, co. Deyon, 265, 508.
Milverton, co. Somerset, 131.
Minuns, North, co. Hertford, 511, 520.
Minchinhampton, Michelhampton, co. Glou-
cester, 98, 145.
Minehead, Mynhede, co. ^Somerset, 286, 366,
367.
, ship called le Trinite, of, 99.
Mining, licence for, 194.
Minster, Menstre, co. Kent, 403.
Minster, Isle of Thanet, co. Kent, 325, 332.
Minster Lovell, Mynstrelovell, co. Oxford,
alien priory of, 73.
Minsterworth, co. Gloucester, 298, 519.
Mint. See Coinage.
Minting, Myntyng, co. Lincoln, alien priory
of, 161.
Mintmauy, Bartholomew, 517.
Mirfyn, Myrefyn, Robert, 198, 521.
Miserdeu, Musarden, co. Gloucester, 181.
Missenden, Mussenden, co. Buckingham
Robert Rysborwe, abbot of, 204.
, abbot and convent of, 21-1.
Misterton, co. Leicester, 416, 566.
, Mestcrton [co. Nottingham], 484.
, CO. Somerset, 70, 225.
MiBterton, Nicholas, 567.
Mitford, Mitforth, co. Northumberland. 175.
Mitford, Robert, 569.
Mitton, William, 29, 34.
Mobbys, John, 175.
Moccas, Mockas, co. Hereford, 77, 372.
Mochelney. See Mucheluey.
Mochnant, Machnant [co. Denbigh], 42 L
Mockas. See Moccas.
Modbury, co. Devon, 199, 536.
, alien priory of, 199, 536.
, William Beuselyn, prior of, 199,
536.
Moddelegh, co. Devon, 372.
Moderey, John, 416.
Mody, John, 10, 110.
, Agnes, his wife, 110.
, William, 257.
Moenson, John, 231.
Moiford, Richard, 502.
Moigne, Moygne, John, 97.
, , sheriff of Wilts 551.
, Thomas, 419, 451, 468, 567.
Moile. See Moyle.
Mokelowe, John, 803, 534.
Mokkyngcs, co. Middlesex, 176, 326.
Moldash, Molessh, co. Kdut, 97, lOO, 144,
178,829,330.
Moleneux. See Molyneux.
Molescroft, Molcrofte, Molstofte, co. York,
208, 492, 531.
Molessh. See Moldash.
Moleyns, lord of. See HuBgerford.
Molkeley, co. Warwick, 74.
MoUand, co. Cambridge, 169.
MoUassh, Richard, yicar of St< John, Thanet,
CO. Kent, 328.
Moile, John, 349.
Mollington, Molyngton, co. Oxford, 293.
, CO. Warwick, 293.
Molstofte. See Molescroft.
Molyneux, Edmund, 193, 268.
» Robert, 523.
, Thomas, 523, 552, 569.
Molyns, Sir John de, 237.
And see Huogerford.
Mompesson, John, 889.
Moncure, William, 459.
Mondy, Hugh, 262.
Moudeby. See Mumby.
Mondson, William, 467.
Monelesso, Jerome, 458, 459, 542.
Monesley. See Munsley.
MoDgomerey, John, 20.
And see Montgomery.
072
GENERAL INDEX.
Mongymry. See MoDtj^ouierr.
Mooke, Thomas, 319.
, William, 208.
Monken Courte, 74.
Monkenferlowc. See Monkton Farleigh.
Monkeston, 74.
Monketon, co. Pembroke, 515.
MoDka Eleigh, Monkye Ily, co. Suffolk, 503.
Monkslirer, co. Somerset, 832.
Monkton, co. Kent, 447.
, [CO. York], 876, 377.
Monkton Farleigh, Monkerferlowe, co. Wilts,
priory of, 73, 139, 197.
Monmouth, co. Monmouth, 425, 426.
, prior of, 218.
Monnick, Peter, 231.
MonningtOQ Strade, Monyngton in Stradell
Vale, CO. Hereford, 872.
Montacute, co. Somerset, priory of St. Peter
and St. Paul, 107, 108.
, convent of, 107,557.
, prior of, 108, 151.
, Dan Robert Newton, prior of, 107,
187.
, Robert Criche, prior of, 107.
, William Howse, third prior of, 107.
, sub-prior and convent of, 137.
Montacute, Simon, bishop of Worcester [1334-
1337], 400.
Montageu, Richard, 445.
Montagu, John, earl of Salisbury and lord of
Monthermer and Stokenhamme, 449,
450.
, Thomas, carl of Salisbury, 15, 82,
265, 450.
Montalt, Monte Alto, John de, 62.
Monte Alto. See Montalt.
Moutebourg, In Normandy, alien abbey of,
144.
Monte Ganiso, Denise de, 480.
Monte Gomeri, Walter de, sheriff of Notting-
ham and Derby, 57.
Montgomery, Mongymry, 17.
Montgomery, Mougomery, Thomas, 545.
, , sheriff of Suffolk, 260.
, , esquire, 23, 124, 213.
, , knight, 18, 46, 79, 121, 125,
126, 180, 213, 302, 367, 382, 522, 560,
564.
Monthermer, lord ^f. See Montague.
Montignac, lord of. See Valencia.
Mont St Michel, alien abbey of, 144.
,..., abbot and convent of, 97.
Monyngton, Thomas, 552.
Monynton, Richard, 336.
Moorton. See Moreton.
Mootham, Thomas, 326.
Moppe, Denis, 254, 502.
, William, 502.
Moptide, Thomas, 890.
Moraston, co. Hereford, 372.
Mordale, John, 303.
Morden, Moredon, co. Cambridge, 131.
Mordon, East, Kstmordon, co. Dorset, 443.
More, 25.
, letters patent dated at, 44.
More, Greoffrey, 90.
, John, 24, 87, 99, 122, 188, 206, 232,
284,301,364,568.
, Henry, 572.
, Nicholas, 510.
.... ...., Philip, 304.
, Richard, 201, 823.
, Thomas, 288.
.William, 38.
Morehall, co. Kent, 88, 464, 548.
Morebay, co. Northampton, 48.
Moremalerbe, co. Devon, 417.
Morend, co. Northampton, 186, 189.
Mores, John, 206.
Moresby, Christopher, 86.
..., Hugh, 532.
.'.....•a, tlonn, 31.
Moreton, Moorton, co. Essex, 291, 507.
...' , CO. Buckingham, 367, 505.
, Mourton, co. Dorset, 108.
[Moroton], Robert, earl [of Cornwall], 403.
Moreton. See Corbet ; Morton.
Moreves, co. Suffolk, 145.
Morff, CO. Salop, forest of, 69, 70, 191, 223,
267.
Morgan, John, 496.
, Philip, 98, 210, 675.
Morgan ap David, parson of Llanwrin, 278.
Morice, Thomas, 202.
Morisby, , 66.
Morland, Richard, parson of Walton, 300,
468.
, , parson of Aikton, 468.
, William, prebendary of Coton, 387.
Morleston, co. Derby, 226.
Morle Swanton. See Swanton Morley.
Morley by Attleborough, co. Norfolk, 507.
Morley, David, parson of Hinton, 440.
...« , Henry, escheator in the county of
Lincoln, 196.
, Nicholas, 502, 565, 574.
Robert, 30.
Boger, 211.
Morocco, Marrok, straits of, 222, 465, 513.
Morpath, Stephen, dean of the free chapel of
WaUingford, 109.
Morris, Moryse, co. Kent, 88, 464, 548.
Mors, John, 173.
Mortain, alien priory of, 73.
Morten, John, 857.
Morthoe, co. Devon, 254, 503.
Mortimer, Mortemer, Mortymer, Alice, 285.
, David, 452.
, Edmund, fifth earl of March, 145,
321, 346, 463.
, Anne, countess of March, his wife,
145, 821.
GENERAL INDEX.
673
Mortimer, Nicholas, 1 10.
> Philippa, countess of March, 346, 468.
» Bichard, 586.
And see Mortuo Mari.
Mortimer's Cross, hattle of, 516.
Morton, ca Cornwall, 64.
, Great, 872.
• CO. Hereford, 418.
Morton, John, 80.
, .archdeacon of Norwich, 327, 436.
, rector of Bloxworth, 436.
Morton, William, 44, 178.
, , parson of Scrayiogham, 50.
Mortuo Mari, Henry de, 481.
, Roger de, 807.
And tee Mortimer.
Morra [co. Cornwall], 518.
Morwhill, Thomas, 52.
Mory, Geoffrey, 470.
Moryf, John, 411.
Morys, John, 100, 278.
, Stephen, 410.
Moryse. See Morris.
Morysson, Peter, 867.
, William, 486.
, Agnes his wife, 486.
Mossdale, Mosdale, co Cumberland, 140,
534.
Moston. Thomas, 459, 581.
Mothetuna. See Moulton.
Motte, William, 256.
Moubrai, Roger de, 806.
Moulsoe, Mulso, co. Buckingham, 122, 419.
Moulton, Multon, co, Lincoln, 169.
, CO. York, 169.
, Mothetuna, co. Norfolk, 512.
Moulton, John. 215, 282.
Mary his wife, 215. 282.
Mountagu, William, 290.
Monndeford, Thomas, 576.
Mountegewe, Henry, 545.
Mounteslond. John, 410.
.., William, 410.
, , the elder, 410.
Mountferand, Bertram, lord, 71, 325.
, Petronilla his wife, 71, 325.
, Francis de, lord Bnza, 209.
Mountfort, Monntford, Baldwin, 51.
, Richard, 320.
Robert, 489.
f , the younger, 349.
Simon, 51, 489, 581, 574.
earl of Leicester, 846, 463.
t Amy, countes.M of Leicester, 346,
463.
, Thomas, 30, 277, 489, 576.
Mountgomery. See Montgomery.
Mountgracc [co. York], prior and convent of,
120, 161.
Robert, prior of, 161.
Mount joy, lord of. See Blonnt.
u 86914.
Mount St. Michael, co. Cornwall, priory of,
144.
Mountsegur, James de, 208.
Mounton, 77.
Moorton. See Moreton.
Mowbray, Thomas, first duke of Norfolk, earl
of Nottingham, marshal of England,
45, 228.
, John, second duke, 223.
, Eatherine, duchess of Norfolk, his
wife, 104, 118, 141, 178, 179, 227, 352.
354, 361. 428, 455, 477.
, John, third duke, lord of Moubray,
Segrave and Gower, 45, 46, 66, 67, 71,
91,112,115, 119, 178, 179,208,228,
231, 310, 879, 477, 568, 573, 576.
, , letters patent of, 80.
, Eleanor, duchess of Norfolk, his wife,
477.
, John, fourth duke, 81, 91, 105, 112,
115, 119, 132, 185, 212, 214, 228, 348,
379, 477, 488, 489, 517, 53.% 568, 573.
, , created earl of Warenne and
Surrey, 208.
, Elizabeth his wife, 212.
Mower, John, the younger, 374.
Mowetor, Robert, 468.
Mowns, John, 100.
Moygne. See Moigne.
Moyle, Moile, John, 43, 63.
, Roger, 513.
, Joan his wife, 513.
, Walter. 88, 65, 99, 132, 133, 201,
202, 233, 279, 281, 301, 308, 304, 346,
347, 419, 451, 488-490, 529, 580, 561-
563,566,571,575.
.justice of the Bench, 14.
Moymet, Moyemet, co. Meath, 117.
Moynes, oo. Cambridge, 77, 521.
Moyserth. See Mozergh.
Mozergh, Moyserth, co. Westmoreland, 169.
Mnbrai, Roger de, 377.
Machegode, Henry, 214.
Mnchelney, Mochelney, Mulchilneye, co.
Somerset, abbey of, i88, 457, 478.
, convent of, 285, 457.
, abbot of, 107.
, John Cherde, abbot of, 285.
, Thomas Pippe, abbot of. 285, 457.
, Dan William Crokehom, abbot of,
478.
Mnchgode, Robert, 5.
Magge, William, 61. •
Mnklowe, John, 534.
Mulchilneye. See Mnchelney.
MuU, Mulle, Aleisia, 388.
, Anne, 888.
, Frances, 72, 85, 197.
, Thomas, 72, 85, 205, 388.
... , William. 72, 85, 197, 205, 388, 424.
Mulso. See Moulsoe.
Malso, Edmund, 45, 83, 1 SO, 205.
U U
674
GENERAL INDEX.
Mulso, John, 170.
, William, 12, 49, 134, 180, 205, 206,
567.
Multoo, CO. Northampton, 13.
And see Moulton.
Multon, Gilbert, abbot of Bardney, 517.
, John, 351, 416.
..., John de, 472.
Mumby, Mondeby, eo. Lincoln, 169.
Mundam. See Luteme.
Munde, Oliver, 28.
Mundevile, John, 280.
Mundham, North, Northmundam, co. Sussex,
108, 150.
Munemuta, John de, 395.
Munkconyttton. See Coniston.
Munkyn, Thomas, 258.
Munsley, Mone«ley, co. Hereford, 504.
Muntfort, Hugh de, 403.
Murage, 200.
Mursley, Muresley, co. Bnckingham, 121.
Musardere. See Miserden.
Musbury, co. Devon, 70, 116, 323.
Muschuup, Thomas, sheriff of London, 296.
MuBgrave, Richard, knight, 66, 132, 143, 280,
562, 575.
, esquire, 66, 74, 143, 280, 662.
Muskham, North, Northmuskam, co. Not-
tingham, 84.
Muskham, William, vicar of St. Mary's,
Lincoln, 485.
Musquitz, John de, 279.
Mussenden. See ^iissenden.
Mussenden, Henry, 204.
Mufiton, Thomas, 450, 489, 491, 574.
William, 389.
Mutford, CO. Suffolk, 256.
Mutford, John de, 159.
Mycheison, John, 271.
Mychelhampton. See Minchinhampton.
Mygeley, John, 436.
Myghyll, David, 82.
Mykelfeld, William, 573.
Mykelham. See Mickleham.
Mykyll Holand, co. Essex, 139, 269.
Myleton, William, 417.
Mylewatur. See Milewater.
Mylle. See Mille.
Myller. See Miller.
Mylly, James de, master of the Hospital of
St. John of Jerusalem, 52.
Mylsam, John, 218.
Myltou. See Milton.
Mylys, Thomas, 175.
Mynchynlake, co. Devon, 146.
Mynedepp. See Mendip.
Mynhede. See Minehead.
Mynstrelovell. See Minster Lovell.
Myrefyn. See Mirfyn.
Myryell, John, 417.
.Mysterton, William, 437.
, William, prior of Ncwstead
Shirwode, 11.
Mytton, CO. Worcester, 388.
N.
Naanby. See Navenby.
Naffcrton, co. York, 39, 198, 455.
Namur, 517.
Nanby. See Navenby.
Nans in Luxolian, co. Cornwall, 488.
Nanseglos, Robert, 471.
,Wimam,471.
Nanskylly, John, 101.
, Richard, 101.
Nant a Buirough, co. Monmouth, 425.
Nant a Gloyth, co. Monmouth, 425.
Nantes, in Brittany, 233.
Nantothan, co. Cornwall, 320.
Napton, CO. Warwick, 195, 369.
Narburgh, John, 415.
Nassington, Nassyngton, co. Northampton,
131,219.
Nassoburgh, co. Northampton, hundred of,
191.
Natalis, WiUiam, 893.
Natynton, co. Kent, 548.
Navenby, Nanby, Naanby, co. Lincoln, 145,
218.
Navisford, Navesford, co. Northampton,
hundred of, 191.
Nayler, John, 139, 268, 344, 468.
Neath, Neeth, co. Glamorgan, men of, 427.
Neatishead, Netesherd, co. Norfolk, 556.
Necton, co. Norfolk, 186.
Nedeham, John, 65, 99, 133, 202, 233, 279, 303,
804, 346, 347, 488-490, 529, 530, 552,
561, 562, 566, 567, 569, 570, 674-577.
, , justice of the Bench, 14.
, William, 301, 304, 552-554.
Nederhofe, Henry, 349, 350.
Nederhose, Henry, 503.
Nedyrton, John, 502.
Neel, Nele, Neell, John, 268, 428, 502.
, , parson of St. Mary, Calais, 60,
, Philip, 194, 433.
, Richard, 30,96,199, 346, 387,462,
532, 549, 550, 566.
Neel, Walter, 462.
, William, 414, 512.
, Agnes his wife, 414, 512.
Neer, John a, 68.
Nefe, John, 469.
Neffeld, William, escheator in the county of
York, 158, 534.
Nele. See Neel.
GENERAL INDEX.
675
NelesoD, Thomas, SO.
, , mayor of York, 450.
Nemyngton. See Kingsnympton.
Nene, John, 420.
, Thomas, 420.
Keroche, Bacche, Bachiche^ co. Somerset,
forest of, 18, 131.
Nesse, Thomas, ^82.
Neston, co. Wilts, 339.
Netesherd. Ste Keatishead.
Netherborowe. See Barrow, Nether.
Netherhall m Lavenham, co. Suffolk, 197.
Netherley, co. Gloacester, 372.
NethertyntOD. See Toynton.
Netherwent [co. Monmouth], 87 Ql
Netherweresday, 363.
Nethwode, 194.
Netley, Lettele, the Place of St. Edward, co.
Southampton, abbot and convent.of, 158.
Nettilbed, 9.
Neaboume. See Newbum.
Neubnrgh, John, 98, 101, 563.
Atid see Neweburgh.
NeucastelL See Newcastle.
Neueome, William, 205, 567.
Neuhans, William, presented to the chapel of
Lamand, 460.
NeutOD. Bichard, 110.
, , justice of the Bench, 5, 172,
174, 257, 318, 319, 411, 415, 419, 501.
509.
Neutou, Stephen, 14.
And see Newton.
Neve, Thomas, 482.
Neyendon, Neyyndon, co. Essex, 139.
Neville, Neyili, Nevile, Neyylle, Edward, of
Bergevenny, 132, 133, 301, 346, 488,
489, 566, 573.
, Qteofttey de, steward of Henry U.,
894.
, George, lord Latymer, 71.
, George,chanoellor of England, bishop
of Exeter, 85, 37, 47, 69, 76, 80, 88,
125, 141, 142, 146, 179, 270, 808, 828,
481, 437, 441, 444, 455, 538, 560-562,
565, 667, 570, 572, 573.
, .arehbishop of York, 455,516,
519, 525, 534, 585, 588, 552, 560, 562,
565^ 567, 569, 570, 578, 576, 577.
, .chancellor of the uniTersity of
Oxford, 570.
, master of the hospital of St.
Leonard, York, 247, 477.
, , grants to, 7, 9,25, 105, 122,
151, 152, 198, 225, 265, 287, 800, 301,
822, 329, 355, 469, 470, 477.
, Henry de, 247.
, Henry, 576.
, Hugh, 226.
, Hugh de, 894.
, Humphrey, 86, 122, 267, 269, 279,
848.
John, 226, 552, 560, 569.
NeyUle, John, of Neville; 29, 95.
, ,of Woresley, 531.
, ,lord of Montagu, earl of North-
umberland, 30, 66, 102, 132, 206, 283,
267, 332, 353, 359, 450, 451, 487, 490,
525, 528, 680, 552, 560, 561, 565, 568,
569, 573, 575-577,
, , warden of the east march of
Scotland, 280, 343, 426.
, , created earl of Northumber-
land^ 332.
, , appointed sheriff of Northum-
berland for life, 525.
, , grants to, 7, 9, 19, 130, 195,
328, 832, 840, 378, 426, 484, 517.
, Isabel his wife, 525.
, Peter de, 160.
, Balph de, bishop of Chichester [ 1 222-
1244], 395.
, Balph, earl of Westmoreland, 66, 138,
841, 538.
, Margaret his wife, 538.
, Bichard, earl of Warwick and Salis-
bury, 7, 30, 31, 38, 45, 47, 51, 59, 61,
66, 79, 88, 89, 93-95, 98, 99, 106, 112,
119, 182, 142, 176, 202, 206, 215, 231,
233, 270, 279, 281, 283, 284, 295, 808,
804, 808, 825, 346, 359, 426, 427, 444,
450,462, 464, 489-491, 530, 552, 559-
577.
, , steward of England, 63, 89,
451.
, great chamberlain of England,
45, 98, 106, 193, 211, 842, 439.
, , captain of Calais, 177, 193,211,
216, 272, 289, 456, 525, 442.
, , admiral of England, Ireland
and Aqoitaine, 89.
, ....... constable of Dover castle, 45,
281, 302, 803, 347, 451.
, , warden of the Cinque Ports, 45,
282, 281, 302, 808, 847, 451.
, , warden of the west march of
Scotland, 280, 342, 422.
, , justice of the forests beyond
Trent, 540.
, grants to, 71, 186,189,265, 292,
422, 484.
, Anne, countess of Warwick, his wife,
93,94, 106, 119, 295, 296, 426, 427,
444, 462.
, Bichard, late earl of Salisbury, 15, 60,
76, 80, 93, 95, 104, 106, 107, 112, 135,
142, 827, 854, 444, 447, 516, 537.
, , warden of the west march of
Scotland and the forests beyond Trent,
82.
, Alice, coontess of Salisbury, his wife,
15, 82, 215, 265, 444, 447.
, Bobert, 102, 848, 677.
, Bobert de, 247.
, , knight, 247.
, Thomas, 58, 95, 537.
, » of Bolleston, 102, 569.
, of Snthleverton, 102, 190, 552,
569.
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676
GENERAL INDEX.
Neville, William, lord of Fanconberge, earl of
Kent, 80, 66, 119, 132, 183. 204, 215,
227, 233, 283, 302, 331, 569, 576, 577.
, , admiral of England, 195.
, ••^•.., grants to, 73, 225.
, Joan, countess of Kent, his wife, 277,
283.
Newale, John, 37.
Newark, co. Nottingham, 509.
, charter dated at, 407.
Newarm. See Neweme.
Newbattle, Neubotell, in Scotland. 442.
Newberyland, co. Cambridge, 169.
Newbiggiog, co. Cumberland, 140, 534.
, by Wodhom, co. Northumberland,
2.59', 547.
Newbolt, John, 257.
Newborough, Bosfeire, co. Anglesey, 428.
Newbottle, Newebotell, co. Northampton, 538.
Newbnm, Neuboume, co. Northumberland,
44,199,341.
Newbnm Haven, Neuboume Heven, co.
Northumberland, 44.
Newbury, Neubury, Nubury, co. Bcfks, 131,
424.
Newby, Neuby hi Scalby by Scarborough, co.
York, 412.
Newcastle, Newcastell, 62. 502.
Newcastle-on-Tyne, co. Northumberland, 17,
83, 133, 233, 277. 304, 310, 337, 340,
348-350, 357, 3C5. 379, 428, 450, 458,
477,48J, 516, 540, 552.
, mayor nnd commonalty of, 341.
, mayor and burgesses of, 558.
, mayor of, 304, 349, 393.
And see Birde ; Buddc ; Bishoppes-
dale; Nixon.
, port of, 12, 129, 426. 514. 547.
, ship called le Valeniyne of, 553.
, letters patent dated at, 7, 8, 29.
, charters dated at, 408, 409.
Newcasile-under-Lyme, CO. Stafford, hermitage
of, 441.
, by Lyons, co. Dublin, 59, 84, 337,
374.
Newdtgate. Neudegate, co. Surrey, 545.
Neweburgh, Neubourgh. John, 35. 203, 489.
, , the elder, 154.
Newebury, John, 28.
Newecombe, William, 101.
Newehall, 145.
Newehawe [co. Northampton], 389.
Newe Hithe, 348.
Neweman. See Newman.
Newenham. Nyweham. co. Devon, abbot and
convent of, 250
Newenham, John, prior of St. Martin's, Dover,
159.
, VTilliam, 538.
Newentoo. See Newio<]:ton.
Neweroe, N'ewarne ,co. Gloucester, 169, 533.
Newerg, John. 418.
I
New Forest, CO. Southampton, 8, 27, 90, 125
158, 547.
Newgate gaoL See London.
Newham, co. Northumberland, 116, 118, 199,
840.
Newhaveji, Mechyng, co. Sossex, 212.
Newhonae, Nnsted, co. Lincoln, 185.
Newington, Newenton, co. Surrey, 5, 521.
Newington, Newenton Bertram, co. Kent, 544.
.•..Newton by the heth, co. Kent, 441.
442.
Newland, Neweland, oo. Gloucester, 169, 533.
in Wardale [co. Durham], 294.
Newland, Robert, 514.
Newman, Henry, 94.
, Neweman, John, 3, 278, 279.
, Nicholas, 4.
, Walter, 385.
Newmarket, co. Cambridge, 53, 195.
Newnham, Newenham, co. Kent, 330.
, CO. Cambridge, 869.
' Newnhambrigge,' bridge called, 55.
Newnton LongviUe [co. Buckingham],
Newyuton Longvyle, 54.
, priory of St. Faith, 54.
Newport, co. Monmouth, 13, 824, 463, 464.
men of, 427.
, Isle of Wight, 504.
Pagnel, Neuport Paynell. co. Buck-
iugham, 118, 186, 189, 435.
Gerard, 202.
, William, 323.
Newstead, Newstede, co. Northumberland,
118. 199,340.
on Ancolm, co. Lincolp, prior and
convent of, 269.
, prior of, 218.
in Sherwood [co. Nottingham], prior
and convent of, 48, 79.
, Robert Cutwolf, prior of, 22.
John Durham, prior of, 11, 79.
, William Mysterton, prior of, 11.
Newthgate, Robert, 32.
Newton, Neuton, co. Cambridge, 498.
in Alderdale, co. Cumberland, 502.
Cherlowe, co. Devon, 70.
Poppleford, Neuton Popelford. co.
Devon, 119, 429.
, CO. Lancaster, 7, 9, 104, 422.
, CO. Leicester, 104, 354.
, CO. Lincoln, 169.
, CO. Northumberland, 341.
, NeutQn Plcycy, co. Somerset, 416.
St. Loe, Newetoii Sayntlo, co. Somer>
set, 1, 4.
, CO. Suffolk, 180.
in Swy I lond, co. Suffolk, 1 32 .
, CO. York, 342, 377.
Kyme, co. York, 336, 457.
le Willows, CO. York, 86, 457
Morell, CO. York, 169.
I
GENERAL INDEX.
677
Newton upon Case, co. York, 376.
on the Wold, co. York, 376, 877.
•.. See Newington.
Newton, John, 824.
, , abbot of Battle, 266, 290.
, Beginald, 328.
, Dan Robert, prior of Montacate,
107.
And see Neuton.
Newynton Longvjle. See Newnton Long-
yille.
Nicer, John a, 201.
Nicooll. 56eNicholl.
Niche, Thomas, 255.
Nichohis, John, 5.
, William, 496, 519.
Nicholas, Ralph son of, 139, 395.
Nicholas ap Elfs, rector of Llaneilian, 127.
Nicholaston, co. Glamorgan, 426.
NichoU. Nicull, NycoU, John, 29, 456, 488,
519.
, William, 456.
Nichob»on, John, 808.
Niell, John, 545.
Nightingale, Nyghtingale, John, 51, 196, 299.
Nixon, John, mayor of Newcistle-on-Tyne,
552.
, Robert, 66.
Nocton, CO. Linoolo, 467.
Parke, co. Lincoln, prior and conyent
of, 380.
Noddon, CO. Cornwall, 108.
Noke, John, 581.
Nonancoart, in France, charters dated at,
899.
None, Henry, 66, 67.
, John, 510.
Nonynton, Richard, 27.
Noone, Hogh, 218.
Norbourgh, William, 53, 186.
Norbuiy, John, the elder, 459.
, , Elisabeth his wife, 459.
, Henry, 459.
, John, the yoanger, 459.
Nordon, William, 545.
Noreys. See Norreys.
Norfambrigge. See Fambridge, North.
Norfolk coanty, 10, 17-19, 21, 24, 27, 45, 50,
52, 66, 71, 75, 88, 92, 95-97, 111, 117,
119, 131, 133, 149, 180, 182, 189, 190,
193, 195, 201, 208-205, 213, 214, 228,
279, 302, 347, 348, 379, 390, 391, 442,
452, 472, 527, 530.
, sheriff of, 66, 67, 203, 802, 321, 348,
406, 436, 452, 480, 485, 530.
And see Hopton.
, escheator in, 135, 224, 845, 353, 380.
And tee Harleston, Snthwell.
,oathiwries in, 5, 172-175, 216,255,
2.'>7, 296, 315, 317, 318, 411-413, 419-
421, 439, 475, 501, 503, 508-510.
, subsidy and ulnage of cloth in, 219.
Norfolk, commissions of the peace in, 568.
, ad miral of. See Raddyf .
, duke of. See Mowbmy.
Norfolk, John, 44, 80.
Norham, co. Northumberland, charter dated
at, 392.
Norhamshire, co. Northumberland, 363, 549.
Norhampton Wareyn, co. Northampton, 13.
Norman, John, 324, 502, 510, 530.
, Agnes his wife, 510.
Norman, William, prior of St. Denis by
* Southampton, 220.
Normanbye, John, 29.
Normandy, Normans, 22, 81, 83, 130, 276,
451,532.
Normanton, CO. Leicester, 104, 852.
by Sttthwell, co. Nottingham, 496.
Normanton, Thomas, 51.
Norreys, Noreys, Norys, Geoffrey, 435.
, Henry, 102.
, John, 258, 315, 316, 318, 418, 559.
, Margaret his wife, 316.
, John, vicar of South Lynn, 435.
, Patrick, 204.
, Robert, chancellor of the green wax
of the Exchequer of Ireland, 21.
, Roger, 384.
, Thomas, 511.
, Walter, 317.
, William, 77, 559.
North, William, 100.
Northallerton, co. York, 335.
Northam, co. Deyon, 225, 226, 454.
Northampton, 5, 13, 48, 50, 103, 143, 154
187, 195, 225, 296, 233, 257, 260, 293,
814, 869, 381. 430, 470, 481, 503, 504.
, mayor and burgesses of, 246.
, letters patent dated at, 187, 191-193,
196, 197, 199, 205, 214,827, £87, 292-
294, 297, 800, 303, 563.
, charters dated at, 136, 246, 252, 892,
558.
statute of, 29, 134,200,276,345, 449.
528.
, battle of, 76, 516.
, county of, 21, 27, 28,31, 35,87, 111,
133, 134, 143, 191, 233, 281, 298, 353,
379,445,476,481,494.
, , sheriff of, 87, 480, 481, 491.
And see Wake.
, , escheator in, 9, 85,224, 290,
834, 345, 353, 380, 534, 535.
And see Ingleton ; Langeley.
, , outlawries m, 5, 173, 175, 170,
258, 254, 256, 320, 411, 413, 414, 418.
442, 503, 504, 510.
, subsidy and ulnage of cloth
in, 78.
, , justices of the peace in, 191.
, , commissions of the peace in,
568.
Northawe, co. Hertford, 455, 456.
Northbere, 382.
678
GENERAL INDEX.
Northcoker. See Coker.
Nortbcote, co. Devon, 108.
Northeby, 306.
Northepole. See Pool.
Northern, Robert, 317.
Northgate by Canterbary, co. Kent, hospital
of, 378.
Northikham. See Hykeham.
Northill, CO. Cornwall, 225, 227, 881.
Korth Lew, Northlien, co. Devon, 10, 104.
Northmuskam. See Mnskham.
Northumberland county, 17, 29, 40, 44, 66,
105, 130, 132, 133, 197, 233, 294, 32»,
332, 336, 343, 348, 349, 357, 358i 390,
477.
, escheator in, 220, 345, 455.
, sheriff of, 269, 318, 349, 450.
And see Lomley; Neville; Bowes;
Thornton ; Harebotell.
, commissions of the peace in, 569.
, earl of. See Percy.
NorthweaM, co. Essex, 257.
Northwich, Norwich, co. Chester, 7> 9, 104.
Northwode, co. Cornwall, 78.-
Northwold, Hogh de, bishop of Ely [1229-
12.54], 895, 407.
Norton, co. Northampton, 441.
, Davy, CO. Northampton, 173, 174.
Norton Daney by Dartmouth, co. Devon,
225-227, 331.
Norton in Hales, Norton iti Halls [co. Salop],
94, 459.
, CO. Warwick, 80.
, Northon, co. Wilts, 503.
Norton, Elizabeth, prioress of Westwood,
470.
, John, 31.
, Reginald, 347.
, Nordon, Richard, 317, 347.
, Robert, 1.
, Thomas, 278.
, William, 32, 317, 347, 566.
Norway, 286, 378.
Norwich, co. Norfolk, 4, 6, 10, 43, 47, 51, 67,
72, 82, 89, 96, 111, 119, 121» 125, 133,
152, 203, 233, 254, 256, 266, 272, 277,
297, 315, 321, 330, 333, 406, 410-412,
430, 436, 470, 472, 480, 485, 505, 526.
, mayor and citizens of, 171.
, mayor and sheriffs of, 67.
, mayor of. See Norwyche ; Butte ;
Brasyer.
, outlawries in, 4, 5, 178, 175, 256,
266, 320, 410, 411, 413, 415, 502.
.......... letters patent dated at, 13.
, charters dated at, 78, 158, 171, 251.
, diocese of, 12, 40, 93, 103, 125, 180,
193,271,286,292,478.
, bishop of,.81.
And 9ee Hert; Grey; Brouns;
Blundeville.
, archdeaconry of, 327, 436.
, archdeacon of. See Morton.
Norwieh, mint at, 446.
> Holy Trinity^ prior and convent of,
327, 436.
, , John, prior of, 256, 327, 436.
And see Northwich.
Norwiche, Norwych, Christopher, ^8, 21.
Norwioo, John de, 500.
, Matilda his wife, 500.
Norwode, John, 64, 148, 489, 491, 566.
Norwyche, Simon, 539.
, William, mayor of Norwich, 33.
Noiy, Simon, 283, 284.
Norys. See Norreys.
Nosteli, St. Oswalds, [co. York], Adelulf,
prior of [temp, Henry I.], 312.-
NotCelde. See Nutfield.
Notteley. See Nutley.
Notting, Kuottyngesbernys, co. Middlesex,
76.
Nottingham, Notyngham, 24, 125, 133, 139,
149, 186, 190, 226, 277, 351, 352, 430,
460, 480, 487, 496, 550, 552.
, mayor and burgesses of, 186, 248,
306.
, mayor of, 232.
, outlawry in, 176.
, sheriff of, 227.
, charters dated at, 190, 235, 237, 243,
249, 250, 252, 312, ^98, 499.
, county of, 30, 31, 57, 59, 102, 117,
138, 134, 191, 223,. 226, 357, 436, 444.
, sheriff of, 35, 102, 134, 226,
357,436,480,554.
And 9ee Monte Gomeri ; Leek ; Okore.
...., ....... escheator in, 455, 524.
, , gaol of, 439.
, , outlawries in, 315, 317.
, , Justices of the peace in, 190.
, , commissions of the peace in,
569.
, earl of. S«e Mowbray.
Notyngham, William, 35, 98, 205, 391, 449,
467, 519, 530, 564.
, , attorney-general, 1.
Nova Foresta, co. York, 169.
Novo Burgo, Robert de, 408.
Nowers, John, 263, 264, 418.
, Richard, 263.
Nubuiy. See Newbury.
Nuneaton, co. Warwick, priory of, 199.
, Matilda, prioress of, 199.
Nusted. See Newhonse.
Nutfield, Notfelde, co. Surrey, 504,
Nuthill, Nuthyll in Holdernesse, co. York,
454.
Nuthill, Antony, 225, 226, 454.
Nutley, Notteley, co Buckingham, abbot and
convent of, 137.
William, abbot of, 137.
"^il liam Staunton, abbot of, 55 1 .
Nutte, Thomas, 258.
Nutwell, CO. Devon, 476.
GENERAL INDEX.
679
Kycoll. See Nicholl.
Njghtingale. See Nightingale,
lilyvet, in Ireland, 117.
Nyweham. See Newenbam.
o.
Oakham, Okeham, co. Rotland, 6, 418.
Oakle, Graunsomysoele, co. Gloucester, 153,
486.
Oaklej, Ocley, Okeley, co. Bedford, 195,
3*69.
Occlcve, CO. Bedford, hospital of St. John the
Baptist, 89.
Ockham, Okham, co. Surrey, 6.
Ocley. See Oakley.
Odam, Adam, 12.
Odcombe, Odecombe, co. Somerset, 131.
Oddingley, Odyngley, co. Worcester, 131.
Odelsaia, 876.
Odiham, Odyham, CO. Southampton, 11, 21-
23, 123, 124, 198, 209, 373, 430, 460,
481.
, hundred of, 460, 481.
, charter dated at, 160.
Odo, bishop of Bayeux and earl of Kent, 402,
403.
Odyham. See Odiham.
Odyngley. See Oddingley.
Oflham, CO. Sussex, 443.
Offington, CO. Sussex, 457.
Offle, Great [co. Hertford], 545.
Offord, CO. Huntingdon, 486.
Ogard, Ogerd, Andrew, 12, 107, 135, 226.
, Alice his wife, 135.
, Henry, 12, 107, 226.
Ogboume, Okeboume, co. Wilts, 141, 176.
, alien priory of, 73, 74, 76, 108, 113,
120, 140, 141, 150, 151, 168, 176, 428.
, Great, 141, 176, 314, 316.
, Tittle. 141,176.
, St. George, 141, 176.
Ogle, Richard, 335, 450.
, Robert, 29, 44, 66.
, , of Ogle, 113, 233, 450, 466,
569.
, William, 66, 349.
Ohedian, John, archdeacon of Cashel, 273.
Oilli, Fulk de, 62.
Okeboume. See Ogboume.
Okeham. See Oakham.
Okehampton, co. Devon, 116, 317, 328, 872.
, hundred of, 110, 323.
Oker, John, 26.
Okham. See Ockham.
Okore, Philip, sheriff of Nottingham, 496.
Okyugdeo, William, 191.
Oldbury, co. Gloucester, 208.
Oldburyland, co. Cambridge, 169.
Olde, John, 319.
Oldehalle, OldhaUe, William, 45, 180, 205.
Oldham, Robert, 279.
Oldland, co. Gloucester, 382.
Oldlawitta, co. Comwall, 225, 227, 331.
Old Sarura, co. Wilts, chapel of Holy Cross
in castle of, 77.
Oldswynford. See Swinford.
Oldum, Oldun, Robert, 75, 456.
Oliver, Thomas, 336, 360.
Ollerton, co. Hereford, 50.
Ollesbroun, Peter, 29.
Olney, co. Buckingham, 462.
Olton. See Oulton.
Olway Brook, co. Monmouth, 425.
Olyve, CO. Kent, 256.
Ongar, Ongre, co. Essex, 6.
, High, Hyhunger, co. Essex, 416.
Onley, Robert, 487.
Orchard, Edmund, 204.
, John, 99, 282, 452, 563.
Orcheyerd, Robert, 299.
'Ordgrave, Edmund, 202.
Ordnance, 36, 183, 280, 303, 390.
y master of. See Harveys ; Wode.
, clerk of. See Gye.
Orell, Geoi^e, 206, 284.
OreKton, Worston Passage, co. Devon, 536.
Orewell, co. Cambridge, 509.
Orieta, Pellegrinus de, 515.
Orival, charter dated at, 403.
Orlestone, Orlaston, co. Kent, 330.
Orleton, Adam de, bishop of Winchester
[1334-1345], 252.
Orlingbury, Orlynbere, co. Northampton,
195, 369.
Orme, John, 32.
Ormesby, Arthur, 567, 573.
, William de, 159.
Ormond, James, 255.
, , earl of Wiltshire. See
Butler.
, John, 268.
, Thomas, 92, 265, 486.
, Anne his wife, 265.
Ormside, Ormeshed, co*. Westmoreland, 501.
Orpy, Robert, 221.
Orsini, de Ursinis, Cincius, alien preceptor
of the priory of Rome, 52.
Orston, CO. Nottingham, 87.
Orton, Overton Saucy, co. Leicester, 187, 362.
Orwell, [co. Suffolk], 553.
Osbam, Robert, 507.
Osbeme, Thomas, 17. 138, 347.
Osbom, John, 256.
Oseney, co. Oxford, 198.
, abbot and convent of, 498.
, charter dated at. 160.
Osgathorp, co. Leicester, 287, 3C2.
Onmonderlowc, John, coroner of Stafford, 518.
680
GENERAL INDEX.
Ospringe. Osprjnge, co. Kent, 86, 820, 380,
465, 548.
charter dated at, 400.
Osterlowe, in South Wales, 114.
Oswaldestre. See Oswestry.
Oswaldkirk, co. York, 422.
Oswestry, Oswaldestre, co. Salop, 448.
Otertowne, co. Somerset, 192.
Othe, Walter, 154.
Othelee, WilUam, 266.
Otryngton. See Otterton.
Otteley, Thomas, 505.
Otter, bttur, John, 38, 149, 181.
Otter Hunt, 127.
Otterton, Oterton, Otiyngton, co. Devon,
priory of, 97, 144.
Ottery St. Mary, co. Devon, 319.
, warden and college of, 62 .
...., prebend in church of, 80.
Ottur. See Otter.
Otware, Henry, 475.
, Katharine his wife, 475.
Ouby, Thomas, 317.
Oudedale, Adam, 8.
Oueney. See Quincy.
Ougham, 49.
Oughterard, Waghterard, [co. Kildare], 69.
Ongle, Thomas, 867, 522.
Oolton, Olton, co. Suffolk, 518.
Ouresby. See Haunserd.
Ouse, Owese, river, co. York, 35, 228, 388,
451, 528.
Ousefleet, Usflcte, co. York, 3.
Ouseland, co. Nottingham, 460.
Ousthorp, Dan John, abbot of Selby, 550.
Outlawe, Bichard, 302.
Outhiwry, pardons of, 1-6, 19, 49, 53, 57, 91,
172-176, 181, 211, 216, 253-259, 263,
266, 267,283, 284, 295, 296, 300, 314-
320, 824, 881, 382, 410-42'., 439, 440^
442, 459, 469, 470, 474-476, 485,
501-513, 518, 519, .'^21, 526, 585-537,
540, 544, 545, 555.
Ovenden, Ovynden, co. York, 524.
Over, CO. Cambridge, 460.
Overay. See Overey.
Overborowe. See Burrow, Over.
Overburyhall in Leyham, co, Suffolk, 200,
458.
Overewodehind [co. Cornwall], 488.
Overey, John, 318.
, Overay, William, 101, 202.
Overhall in Lavenham, co. Suffolk, 197.
Overhamme, co. Worcester, 434, 456.
Overmedowe, John, 374.
Overmerssh, co. Chester, 7, 9, 104.
Overs, CO. Salop, hundred of, 475.
Oversolde, co. Sussex, 448.
Overswelle, co. Gloucester, 330.
Overton, co. Salop, 542.
Overton Quatermars. See Cole Orton.
Overton Saucy. See Orton.
Oving, Ovyng, co. Buckingham, 219.
Ovingham, co. Northumberland, 328, 340.
And see Snyngham.
Ovy, Robert, 471.
Ovyngton, Thomas, 429.
Owelehole, co. DeTon, 227, 859, 372.
Owese. See Ouse.
OwBton, CO. Lincoln, 484.
Oxborough, Oxeburgh, co. Norfolk, 184.
Oxebrigge, Oxenbrige, Robert, 205, 451.
Oxenden, co. Gloucester, 509.
Oxenden, John, 63, 101, 102, 133.
Oxeney, Oxney, Thomas, 143, 217.
Oxenford, John de, 46*2.
, , dean of Salisbury, 342.
, Thomas, 848.
Oxenhall, Oxenhale, co. Gloucester, 158, 486.
Oxford, 3, 105, 115, 170, 198, 253, 255, 264,
303, 3.55, 373, 414, 418, 430, 435, 480,
481.
, mayor and burgesses of, 249, 309.
, charters dated at, 139, 160, 235, 244,
250, 875, 895, 896, 402, 498, 499, 556.
, letters patent dated at, 71, 84, 100.
, archdeaconry of , 27.
, earl of. See de Vere.
, Friars Preachers of, prior and convent
of, 286.
, Friars Minor of, guardian and convent
of, 71.
..., cordwainers of, 340.
, University of, chancellor of. See
Neville.
Oxford Colleges:
Oriel, provost and scholars of, 27.
, Henry Sampson, provost of, 27.
Queen's Hall, provost and scholars of, 308.
, John Pereson, provost of, 308.
New College, warden and fellows of, 27, 54.
, warden and scholars of, 27, 285.
, Thomas Chaundeler, warden of, 54,
511.
All Souls, warden and scholars of, 148,
510.
, William Foteman, warden of, 61G.
St Mary College of Wynchestre. See
New College.
Oxford, commissions of the peace in, 570.
, county of, 28,47, 64,93, 98, 108, 110,
123, 126, 133, 149, 154, 203, 264, 278,
302, 303, 346, 347, 889, 891, 479, 494,
580.
, , sheriff of, 17, 51, 53, 203, 278,
302, 389, 435, 480, 526, 580.
And see Harcourt ; Skull ; Brokes.
, escheator in, 224,290,291, 334,
455, 477.
And see Waget; Lynde Stokes;
Austen.
, , outlawries in, 254, 816, v318,
414,417,420, 511.
i
GENERAL INDEX.
681
Oxford, county of, commissions of the peace
in, 570.
Oxney, Isle of, co. Kent, 268, 411
Oznej. See Oxeney.
Ozton, CO. Somerset, 145.
Oxwich, Oxenwiche, co. Glamorgan, 4S6.
Oye, in the marches of Calais, lordship of 90,
180, 478.
Oylleyo, Henry de, 499.
, Robert de, 499.
Oystermouth [co. Glamorgan], 81.
p.
Pachet, Henry, 176.
, Thomas, 265, 491.
Pnckington, Pakynton, co. Stafford, 6.
Packington Pygot, co. Warwick, 490.
, Prion*, CO. Warwick, 490.
Paddiogton, Podyngton, co. Chester, 292.
Paddokthorp, co. York, 867.
Padworth, [co. Berks], 357.
Padyngthorp, co. York, 149, 181.
Paganel, Ralph, 376, 377.
, Alexander, 876, 877.
, Agnes his wife, 377.
, Jordan, 376, 377.
Page, John, 258.
, Richard, 200.
, Beatrice ius wife, 200.
, Robert, 503.
Paglesham, Pakelesham, Pakesham, co. Essex,
145, 583.
Pagrave, John, the younger, 471.
Painswick, Payneswyke, co. Gloucester, 441.
Pakelesham. See Paglesham.
Pakeman, John, 255, 463.
, Margaret bis wife, 463.
Pakenham, Hugh, 89, 472, 505.
, John, 174,484.
Pakynton. See Packington.
Palespark, pasture called, 22.
Palfryman, William, 874.
Palmer, John, 2, 258, 302, 881.
, Nicholas, 505.
, Richard, 194, 266.
, Robert, 135, 199.
, Thomas, 30, 34, 111, 182, 283, 374,
417, 632, 549, 566.
, William, 817.
Panell, William, 189.
Panfield, co. Bssex, 64.
, priory of, 64.
Pantar, Henry, 419.
Pany, John, 514.
Papcastle, co. Cumberland, 466.
Papinholt, in Bere forest, co. Southampton,
56.
Papley, Thomas, 315.
Papworth, co. Cambridge, 169.
Paradise, debts paid that a soul may rise to,
107.
Parchemanere, Athelina le, 500.
Parchet, WiUiam, 218.
Pareham. See Parkham.
Paris Garden, uo. Surrey, 451.
Parisshe, Parys, Thomas, 485.
Park, Robert, 43.
Parker, Edmund, 20.
, Hugh. 32.
, John, 64, 194, 258, 487, 521, 553.
, Nicholas, 302, 415.
, Paul, 64.
Richard, 270.
, Robert, 337.
, Thomas, 32, 65.
, William, 32, 90, 206, 463.
Parkeriffge, co. Devon, 228, 372.
Park Hall, Parkehalle in Theydon Gamon, co.
Essex, 116,856.
Parkham, Pareham, co. Devon, 64, 192, 212,
372.
Parliament, 14, 18, 38, 47, 65, 68, 72, 89, 130,
144, 147, 183, 194, 211, 213, 215, 220,
222, 300, 309, 821, 322, 825, 341, 344,
858, 359, 374, 378, 405, 422, 426, 436,
451, 489, 491, 496.
And see Bury St. Edmunds; Glou-
cester ; Rending ; Westminster ;
York. Exemptions.
, clerk of. See Prestewyk.
prorogation of, 289, 296, 825, 359.
Parlour, William, 267.
Parmenter, Thomas, 4.
Parmer, Permere, co. Buckingham, 121, 367.
Parpyn, John, 169.
Parr, Parre, Par, Gilbert, 70, 361.
, John, 66, 86, 132, 224, 575.
, , sheriff of Westmoreland, 187.
Parr, Thomas, 27, 34, 66, 562, 575.
William, 66, 132, 224, 280, 492, 575.
Parshore. See Pershorc.
Parsnre, Thomas, 438.
Fartney, Partenay, co. Lincoln, 173, 184.
Parys, John, 264.
, ThQmas, 419.
Pasohaligo, Nicholas, 231.
Pashley, Passheley, co. Sussex, 465, 548.
Passeham. See Passenham.
Passelewc, Alice, 189.
, Robert, justice of the forest of
Henry III., 432.
Passenham, Passeham, co. Northampton, 58.
Passhcote. See Patchcott.
Paston, CO. Northampton, 197.
Paston, John* 96, 205, 568.
, William, 323, 568.
Patchcott, Passhcote, co. Devon, 265.
Patriceseie. See Battersea.
682
GENERAL INDEX.
Patrik, Simon, 1.
Patryngton, Thomas, 378
PatyDe, Richard, 43, 211.
Paiilet, Pault, Pawelet, John, 571.
, William, 15, 127, 183, 283, 301, 346,
364,365,515.
Pannceford Court, Pannsfottesconrte, co.
Hereford, 504.
Pauncett, Paonset, co. Wilts, 15, 512.
Pavingham, Pavenham, co. Bedford, 2.
Pavlynstray. See St. Paul's Cray.
Pavy, John, 483.
Paryllooer, William, 346, 463.
Pawelet. See Paulet.
Pawlvn, Robert, 115.
, William, 115.
Pawnasshe, co. Kent, 88, 464, 518.
Pazman, William, 510.
Payhembury co. Devon, 319.
Payn, John, 4.
M mayor of Southampton, 220,
230.
, Nicholas, 416.
, Richard, 416.
, Roger, 506.
, Thomas, 266.
Paynell, Geoflry, 286.
, William, 528,566.
Payntour, John, 38, 225, 234.
Pecche, Gilbert, 858.
, William, 58, 90, 102, 130,431,472,
666.
, sheriff of Kent, 210, 423.
.., Isabel his wife, 431.
Peecheford. See Pitchford.
I'ccker, William, 4.
Peckham, Pekham, co. Surrey, 824, 451.
, East, Estpekham, co. Kent, 255.
Pecok, Richard, 490.
Pedet'ere, William, 3.
Pedehill, John, 417.
Pedeltowne. -See Piddletown.
Pederton. See Petherton.
Peeke, William, 61.
Peesmershe. See Pesemcrsshe.
Pcete, Robert, 213.
Pek, Pekke, William, 417, 559.
Peke, John, 20, 325.
Pekham, James, 230, 301, 566.
Pekke. See Pek.
Pelham, John, S05, 574.
, the father, 138.
, , the son, 138.
Pellam, John, 319.
Pemberton, James, 43, 110, 457.
, John, 1, 449.
, Nicholas, 63, 88, 97.
Pemberton, Robert, 260.
.r , William, mayor of Lincoln, 115.
Pembroke, in Wales, 114, 515.
Pembroke, East, 114.
, West, 114.
alien prioiy of, 120.
I burgesses of, 285.
, county of, 80, 99. 197.
eail of. See Tudor; Hastings;
Mareschall; Valencia.
countess of. See Sancto Paulo.
> charter dated at, 306.
Pembroke, Richard, abbot of ETesham, 9.
Pembrokes, Penbrokis, co. Middlesex, 176,
326.
Pempons. See Penpons.
Pencarreg, Pencarrec, [co. CaermartlienJ, 90.
Pendaath. See Pen-y-clawdd.
Pencriche, 194.
Pendleiton, co. Salop, 191, 264.
Pcndley, Penley, Pynley, co. Hertford, 105,
121.
Pendragon, co. Westmoreland, 143, 186, 189,
434.
Penfoun, John, 44, 100, 344.
, William, 36, 452, 561.
Pengellcy, John, 505.
Penhale, Penhall, co. Cornwall, 197, 287.
Penicok. See Penycok.
Penkelley, co. Brecon, 76, 360.
Penknek, co. Cornwall, burgesses of, 221.
Penkon etream, co. Monmouth, 425.
Penley, letters patent dated at, 328-331, 335,
336, 338, 839, 342, 849, 358, 624, 525,
534, 570, 571, 673, 574.
And see Pendley.
Pennall, John, parson of Llanwrin, 273.
Pennaly, co. Pembroke, 9, 104.
Pennalyn (? Penlean), oo. Cornwall, 372.
Pennant, John, chaplain of the household, 8.
Pennarth, Thomas, 513.
Penne, 99.
Penne, John, 507.
Pennenden, Penynden, co. Kent, 544.
Penpole, co. Dorset, 215, 485.
» CO. Cornwall, 220, 225, 227.
Penpons, Pempons, John, 206, 389.
' Richard, 204, 206, 488, 561, 563.
Penquyte [co. Cornwall], 513.
Penrhyn, Penryn [co. Pembroke], 114.
Penshurst, co. Kent, 8.
Pensford, co. Somerset, 146, 226, 257, 454.
Pentre, co. Flint, 487.
Penoarthe. See Pcnwartha.
Penwartha, Penuarthe, co. Cornwall, 108.
Penwith, co. Cornwall, hundred of, 204.-
> stannary of, 461.
Pen-y-cUwdd, Penclauth, co. Monmouth,
425.
Penycok, Penicok, John, 28, 36, 45, 91, 484.
Joan his wife, 45.
Pcnyfadre, Thomas, 526.
Penyngton, Gamaliel, 34.
, John, 492.
i
GBHTEBAL INDEX.
683
Penyngton, Robert, 492.
Penynton, David, 172.
Pepillyng. See Peuplingae.
Pepwelles, Bichard, 257.
Peroey, John, 348.
,Iione], 348.
, Walter, 348.
Perci, William de, 842.
Percy, Geoffrey de, 160.
Henry, 196.
, , first earl of Northumberland
[1877-1408], 114, 196.
, , Matilda his wife, 329.
, Benry, second earl [1414-1455], 116,
186, 455.
, , Eleanor his wife, 455.
, Henry, third earl [1455-1461], lord
of Ponynges, 26, 29, 32, 39, 44, 48,
105, 106, 114, 116-118, 149, 186, 189,
199, 213, 229, 341, 848, 454, 45.5, 466.
> , warden of the east march of
Scotland, 518.
, , Eleanor his wife, 42, 199,841,
364.
, Ralph, 262.
Percy Fee, co. Lincoln, 226, 227.
Peres, Piers, Pyers, John, 288, 284, 363-365,
368.
, Thomas, 511.
Peresbrigge, Thomas, parson of Crick, 107.
, , parson of Great Billing, 107.
Pereson, Peresson, John, 89, 490.
f , proYOst of Queen's Hall,
Oxford, 808.
1 > warden of the hospital of St.
Julian, Southampton, 116.
, Richard, 28.
Perkyn, Richard, 510.
Pcrkyns, Thomas, 550.
, William, 490.
Perlour, William 223.
Permere. See Parmer.
Pemell, John, 443.
Peroy, Richard, 2.
Perpont, Richard, 129.
Perpyn, John, 533.
Perran, Perrewen, co. Cornwall, 488.
Perrewen. See Perran.
Perry, Pyrye, co. Kent, 465, 548.
Peirysson, William, 414.
Persebrigge, Thomas, parson of Great
Billing, 179.
. . • > , parson of Broaghton Astley, 179.
Pershore, Parshore, co. Worcester, 327, 830,
331, 416.
abbot and convent of, 238 .
» Edmund, abbot of, 288.
Person, John, 382.
, Roger, 286.
, Alice his wife, 286.
Persons, Thomas, 324.
Pert, William, 85.
Pertenhale, Pertynhale, co. Bedford, 413, 466.
Perth, St. John's Town, in Scotland, 230,
263, 888.
Pertryche, William, 2.
Pery, Richard, 175.
Peryn, John, 545.
,Litell,347.
Peiyngton, oo. Gloucester, 169, 533.
Perys, Edmund, 317, 439.
Pesemersshe, Peesmershe, Pesmerssh, John,
130,227,471.
, , the elder, 17.
Pesselowe. See Purslow.
Pestell, William, oscheator in the couutios of
Surrey and Sussex, 292,
Pestour, John le, 500.
, Simon le, 500.
Peter, Thomas son of, 500.
Peterborough, co. Northampton, ISO. 191.
221, 487.
, abbey of, 275.
, abbot and convent of, 191, 275.
, Richard, abbot of, )91.
, Richard Assheton, abbot of, 43.
, charter dated at, 407.
gilds in the church of St. John, 328.
Peterchurch, Petirchirche, oo. Hereford, 372.
Petersham, Petrisham, co. Surrey, 97, 124
144, 186, 274, 275, 525.
Peter's Marhtnd, Petermerlon, co. Devon
265. '
Petewyn, John, 135.
Petherton by Bridgewater, co. Somerset.
96, 489.
South, 6, 299.
Petite, Petyte, John, 68, 201, 489.
, William, 218, 323.
Petrisham. See Petersham.
Petworth, Petteworth, co. Sussex, 199.
Petwyn, Walter, prebendary of Bridgnorth,
62.
Petyer, William, 278.
PeupHngue, Pepillyng, Pymblynge, in Guisnes,
Picardy, France, 176. 42R.
Pevcrel, honour of, 226, 353, 445, 480,
Peverell, Edward, 28.
Pevesey. See Pewsey.
Pevesey, Robert, parson of Calstock, 260.
Pevesham, See Pewsham.
Peworthy (? Beworthy), co. Devon, 382.
Pewsey, Pevesey, co. Wilts, 75, 298.
Pewsham, Pevesham, co. Wilts, forest of. 8
32, 95, 430, 482.
Peydelhynton. See Piddlehinton.
Peynaunt, Richard, 362.
Peyntour, John, 149.
Peysoke, lliomas, 89.
Peytevyn, Richard, 514.
Peyto, .Tohn, 2.
Peyton, Thomas, 560.
Philip. John son o^ 395.
Philippa, queen of Edward III. 192, 806.
684:
GENERAL INDEX.
Philips, Phelps, Phclipp, Phelippes, David,
386.
, John, 4, 291,442.
, Matthew, 335, 580.
, , mayor of London, 334, 888,
858.
, Thomaa, 204, 229, 281,291, 302, 391,
421, 442, 474, 483, 525.
, WiUiam, 123, 188, 282, 292, 854, 490.
, Joan his wife, 854.
, William, lord Bardolf, 80, 179, 855.
, , chamberlain of the household of
Henry VI., 310.
Philipston, co. Dorset, 443.
Philpot, Roger, 471.
Philpotte, William, 152.
Phyppe, Ralph, 374.
Picardy, 194, 209, 217, 219, 259, 262, 265,
272, 285, 321, 824,325, 406, 438, 436,
458, 472, 485, 526, 527, 551.
Pickering, co. York, 848.
Picot, Ralph, 402.
Piddlehinton, Peydelhynton, Hynnepedyll,
Dorset, 73.
Piddletown, Pedeltowne, co. Dorset, 181.
Pierpount, Henry, 184, 185, 457.
Piers. See Peres.
Pigot, Richard, 512.
Pikeryng, Thomas, abbot of Whitby, 289.
Pilkington. Pylkyngton, George, prebendary
of Bridgnorth, 184.
, Henry, 107.
,John, 17, 19, 70, 95, 113,141,188,
821, 337, 344, 361, 374, 380, 451, 669,
577.
, Robert, 74.
, Thomas, 59, 74.
Pill brook, Peylle, co. Monmouth, 425.
Pilly, Robert, 523.
Pimpeme. Pymperne, co. Dorset, 131.
, hundred of, 131.
Pinchbeck, Pincebek, Pynchebek, co. Lincoln,
136, 145,242,270,471.
PinellunL See Spynell.
Pinkhurst, Pynkehorst, co. Sussex, 443.
Pinnockshire, Pynnokshire, 193.
Pippe, Pype, Thomas, abbot of Muchelney,
285, 457.
Pippewell, abbot and convent of, 260.
, John, abbot of, 260.
Piracy, 33, 35, 36, 65, 68, 101, 201-203,
230-288, 301, 347-849, 452, 553.
Pirates, excommunication of, 586*.
Pirbright, Purbryght [co. Surrey], 131.
Pirton, William, 564.
Pitchford, Peccheford, co. Salop, 87.
Pitelesden, Vincent, 12, 26, 94, 99, 129, 262.
Fittemose, Robert, 500.
Pius IL pope, 273, 800. '
Pixton, CO. Someset, 108.
Plaisance, Plesaunce, in East Greenwich, co.
Kent, 151.
I
Plaisance, letters patent dated at, 94, 136.
Plaseden, John, 22.
Playden by Rye, co. Sussex, hospital of St.
Bartholomew, 86, 145.
Playne, Plane, Thomas, 177.
Playstowe, Thomas, 179.
Plecy, 193.
Plelpys, Thomas, 491.
Plesaunce, Walter, 291.
Plescis, Hugh de, 330.
Pleseley, John, parson of Springthorpe, 17.
Plokyngton, Richard, 96.
Flombe, William, 381.
Plomesgate, Plumesgate, oo. Suffolk, hondred
of, 100.
Plommer, Richard, parson of St. Peter*s,
Berkhampstead, 210.
Plompton. See Plumpton.
Plompton, Godfrey, 29.
... , John, 538.
Plotte, Thomas, 71.
Flunket, Plukenet, John, 107, 388, 339, 528.
Plumbo, John, 17.
Plumesgate. See Plomesgate.
PlumgajTthe. See Plungar.
Plummer, John, 134.
Plumpton, Plumton, 51.
., CO. Cumberland, 540.
Plompton, 00. Sussex, 1U4, 180, 354,
356.
', , CO. York, 177, 286.
Plumpton, WiUiam, 177, 285.
Plumtree, Plymptre, co. Devon, 333, 359,
364.
Plumton. See Plumpton.
Plungar, Plumgarthe, co. Leicester, 104, 352.
Plymouth, co. Devon, 16, 83, 309, 629, 536,
544.
, mayor of, 309.
And see PoUard.
, mayor and commonalty of, 269, 309,
536.
, port of, 188, 233, 234, 269.
Plymptou, CO. Devon, 116, 323.
i., hundred of, 116, 823.
prior of, 87.
Earle, co. Devon, 3, 61, 36.
Plymptre. See Plumtree.
Plymton. See Plympton.
Pocklington, Poklington, co. York, 39, 42,
198, 454.
Podmore, William, 316, 317. '
Podyngton. See Paddington.
Poitiers, Philip of, bishop of Durham [1195-
1208], 393.
Poiton, count of. See Richard.
Poke, John, 32.
Pokebroke. See Polebrook.
' Pokele,' [co. Northampton], 58.
Pokenell, John, 413.
Poket, John, prior of Barnwell, 842.
GENERAL INDEX.
68j
Poklington. See Focklington.
Pokyugton. See Puckington.
Poldu. See Poljtw.
Pole. See Pool ; Poole.
Pole, Henry, 188.
Pole, John, 31, J 35, 280, 562.
, Richard, 816, 817.
, William, 268, 381.
de la Pole, John, duke of Suffolk, 42, 65-67,
99, 132, 261, 264,304,846,347,435,
437, 529, 538, 568, 570, 578.
Elizaheth his wife, 42, 261, 435, 487.
, Katharine, abbess of Barking, 228.
.., Margaret, 525.
Michael, earl of Suffolk, 430, 480.
Walter, 525.
, Willinm, earl of Suffolk, 261, 310.
, marquis of Suffolk, 180, 205.
, , duke of Suffolk, 42, 264.
, Alice his wife, 98, 145, 264, 446.
Polebrook, Pokebroke, co. Northampton,
hundred of, 191.
. Polesworth, oo. Stafford, 520.
, CO. Warwick, abbey of St. Edith,
524.
, , cnnrent of, 448.
, , Benedicta Prede, abbess of,
415, 448.
, Murgaret Ka8k3'n, abbess of,
524.
Poleyn, Richard, 29.
I'oling, Pulynge, co. Sussex, 443.
Poljew, Poldu, CO. Cornwall, 197, 287.
Polkevys, co. Cornwall, 108.
Pollard, John, mayor of Plymouth, 100.
, William, 414.
Polrnan, co. Cornwall, 412.
Polslo, CO. Devon, prioress of, 146.
Polstead Hall in Burnham, co. Norfolk 379,
540,541.
Pomeray, Henry, 28, 33, 37, 100, 192, 201,
232, 303^ 490, 529, 563.
, St. Clare, 28, 192,204, 303.
, Katharine his wife, 192.
Ponsebury, Thomas, 16.
Pontage granted, 12.
Pont Audemer, St. Giles of, alica house of, 73.
I*ont de TArche, charter dated at, 898.
Pontefract, Pountfret, co. York, 469.
, letters patent dated at, 291, 292,299,
303, 825, 334, 885, 343, 348, 358, 366,
388, 567-569, 572, 577.
, prior and convent of, 558.
Pontcsbury, William, 315.
Ponynges, lord of. See Percy.
Ponynges, Robert, 545.
Pool, Pole, CO. Devon, 108, 359.
, North, Northepole, 119, 429.
, South, 333, 359, 364, 365.
Poole, Pole, CO. Dorset, 74. 301 , 358.
, mayor of, 451.
And see Spadard ; White.
Poole, mayor and buigesees of, 74.
, port of, 20, 74, 79, 110, 117, 185,
188,294, 386, 432, 451, 514, 540.
, ship called le James of, 234.
, Wyrebarowe by, 101,
Poole, Henry, 3,
Poor, Richard, bishop of Durham [1228-
1237], 895.
Poorstock, Pourestoke, co. Dorset, 170, 430,
480.
Poort, Richard, 200.
Pope, the, 121, 220, 290, 332, 370, 455, 477,
534, 536, 542.
, indult of, 9, 345.
, legate of, 2, 11, 27.
, nuncio of. See Clementis.
, subdeacon of. See Clementis.
Pope John XXI II. 405.
Martin V. 405.
Urban VI. 405.
Pius II. 273,300.
Pope, Edward, 3.
Popsale, CO. Hertford, 131.
Por, William, 549.
Porchester, Porecestre, co. Southampton, 25,
118, 136,504.
, charters dated at, ISrt, 245, 405.
, forest of, 118, 495.
Porchett, John, 264.
Porecestre. See Porchester.
Portavthoy, Portaythwy, in North W»!es,
" 112, 137.
Port, John, coroner in the county of
Worcester, 553.
, Richard, 200.
.William, 813, 526.
Porte, William, keeper of the kingV jewels,
326.
Porter, Adam, 545.
, Jchn,36, 99, 203, 204, 231, 301, 302,
846, 364, 865, 571.
, Thomas, 847.
William, 43, 49, 259, 298, 316, 503.
Poites, John, 217.
Portland, Portelond, co. Dorset, 131.
Portlester, co. Meath, 178.
Aitd see FitzEustace.
Portloo, CO. Cornwall, 225, 227, 331.
Portloathe, William, 259.
Portpigham, Porypighan, co. Cornwall, 225,
227, 331.
Ports. See Boston ; Bridgewater ; Bristol ;
Calais ; Chichester ; Dartmouth ;
Dover; Exeter; Fowey; Ipswich;
Kingston-on-Hull ; London ; Lynn ;
Melcombe; Newcastle-on-Tyne: Ply.
moutlT ; Poole ; Sandwich ; Soutnamp-
ton ; Wevmouth.
Portsmouth, Portesmuth, 145, 202, 553.
, burgesses of, 145.
, merchant gild in, 145.
, charters dated at, 158, 171, 24.5, 299,
405.
6S6
GENERAL INDEX.
Portugal, ships of, 203.
Portyngton, Robert, the elder, 451, 528.
Poslingford [co. Suffolk], 268.
Possebury, eo. Devon, 265.
PostcU, Richard, dean of Wolverhampton, 61.
Po6tern, co. Derby, 81.
Postwick, Possewik, eo. Norfolk, 141.
Poteman, William, warden of All .SouIh
College, Oxford, 510.
Potte, Robert, 411.
Potteford. See Putford.
Potter, William, 420.
Pouillon, in Aquitaine, 83.
].'oule Belchamp. See Belchamp St. Paul.
Poulglas, John, 488.
Poande, Thomas, 571.
Poundeknolle. See PuncknoU.
Pount, Nicholas le, 254.
Pountfret See Pontefract.
PountknoU. See Puncknoll.
Pourestoke. See Poorstock.
Pourt, Thomas, 287.
Povington, Povyngton, co. Dorset, 108, 150.
Powder, Poudre, co. Com wall, hundred of, 204.
Powedefeld, pasture called, 22.
Poweke, John, 545.
Powele, John, 314.
Power, John, 99, 100.
, Robert, 417.
, Agnes his wife, 417.
Powesse. See Grey.
Powys, Master Thomas, warden of the King's
Hall, Cambridge, 103.
Poyle, CO. Surrey, 428, 522.
Poyutz, Humphrey, 254, 503, 531.
Pralle, Thomas, mayor of Totnos, 33.
Pranke, Simon, 204.
Prat, Thomas, 5.
, , Agnes his wife, 5.
Pratt, William, 257.
Pratte, , 347.
Prede, Benedicta, abbess of Polesworth, 448.
Predenek, co. Cornwall, 287.
Prentyce, William, 32.
Prentys, John, 4.
Prest, William, 373.
Preste Croft, co. Cumberland, 445.
Prestewyk, William, master of Chancery and
clerk of Parliament, 163.
Preston, co. Buckingham, 440.
CO. Suffolk, 197, 287.
, CO. Sussex, 76, 443.
, CO. York, 186, 435, 455.
Preston. John, 412.
, Thomas, 412, 490.
, Richard, 196.
, Stephen, 96.
,WUliam, 861.
Prestwyk, Robert, 258.
Prevet, Peter, 532.
Prewet, William, 100.
Preyers, co. Bssez, 197.
Priaulz, Saint Legier in, in Normandy^ abbess
and convent of, 74.
PrihauU. See Stour Pri&ulx.
Princes Fee, eo. Derby, 422.
Princes Risborough, Princes Rysborgh, co.
Buckingham, 146.
Prisot. See Prysot.
Pristeley, William, 339.
PriUlewell, CO. Essex, 268.
Priyy seal, keeper of. See Stillingtou.
Frofyte, Richard, 521, 555.
Promehill. See Broomhill.
Proudehowe. See Prudhoe.
Proiu, Thomas, 31.
Proute, John, 275, 390.
, Thomas, 215, 223, 261, 335, 476,
538.
Prowdehowe. See Prudhoe.
Prowet, Thomas, 228.
Pnidde, John, 273.
Prudhowe, Purdowe, Proudehowe, co. North-
umberland, 44, 110, 143, 213, 328,
340.
Pruetj Alexander, 87.
Pmette, William, 414.
Prussia, ship of, 529.
Prussians, 276.
Pruyle, John de, 803.
Pryket, John, 170.
Prykproude, Richard, 5 14.
Prylle, Robert, 526.
Prynce, Robert, 4.
, William, 201.
Frysemayse,' custom called, 40, 546.
Prysot, Prisot, John, 602.
, , late justice of the Bench, 1, 5,
19, 49,57, 172-175, 181,211,253-259,
288, 284, 295, 296, 814-320, SSI,
410-420, 469, 474, 501-511, 513,
587.
Puckington, Pokyugton, co. Somerset, 108.
Pudde, John, 316.
Pndsay, Ralph, 63.
Pudsey, Hugh, bishop of Durham [1153 -
1195], 341,378, 392, 404.
, Robert, 288.
Pugeys, imbert, 408.
Pulborough, Pulbegh, oo. Sussex, 234.
Pttlham, East, Estpullam, co. Dorset, 525.
.West, 525.
Pulham, Hamo, 200.
Pull, John de, 336.
Polteney, John, 346, 463, 566.
I'uiter, John, 528, 565.
Pulvertoft, Gilbert, 502.
, Tliomas, 412.
Ponchon, John, 13, 266.
Puncknoll, PoundeknoU, PountknoU, co,
Dorset, 225, 485.
GENERAL INDEX.
687
Parbcck, Purbek, co. Dorset, 128.
, Isle of, 232.
, forest of, 97, 484.
Purbryght. See Pirbright.
Purcell, Peter, 69.
Purchoae, William, 303.
Purcbet, John, 264.
Purdowe. See Prudhowe.
Purpet, Roger, 326.
Porpill, William, 20, 98.
PurpoiDt, Hem'j, 220.
Purser, Roger de, 287.
Porslow, Pesselowe, hundred of, co. Salop,
443.
Pnrssell, Thomas, 355.
Pury, Edmnnd, mayor of New y^iodsor, 551.
, John, 123.
, Richard, 510.
Paryfey, William, 605.
Putford, Potteford, co. Devon, 64.
, West, 372.
Pycheford, William de, 395.
Pycombe, Edward, 520, 555.
Pydelsden, Vincent, 652.
Pyder, Pydre, co. Cornwall, hundred of,
204.
Pye, John, prebendary of St. George,
Windsor, 69.
, Roger, 27.
Pyerpount, Roger, 489.
And see Pierpount.
Pyers. See Peres.
Pyp:e, Thomas, 135.
Pygot, Geoffrey, 29.
, Richard, 35, 102, 206, 538, 576.
f Thomas, 258.
Pyke, William, 61.
Pykeryng, James, 60.
, James, esquire, 60.
, , Margaret his wife, GO.
James, knight, 60, 316.
Pykethowe, Thomas, 492.
Pylbergh, Stephen, 416.
Pylche, William, 817.
Pylkyngton. See Pilkington.
Pyllesden, Pyllysden, John, 37.
, Roger, 37.
Pylsshe, Tlwmas, 175.
Pylton, Richard, 507.
Pymblynge. See Peuplingue.
Pyme, Thomas, 290.
Pympeme. See Pimpeme.
Pynchebek. See E^nchbek.-
Pynchbek, John, 35, 528, 566.
Richard, 35, 528, 566.
Pynchelegh, co. Cornwall, 372.
Pynchemore, John, 28, 31.
Pynley. See Pendley.
Pynne, alien abbot of, 46.
Pynnok, John, 470.
Pype. See Pippe.
Pyperton, co. Cambridge, 169.
P>Tle, Robert, 526, 535, 542.
Pyrs, Walter, 411.
Pyrton, William, 66, 277, 347, 564.
Pyrye. See Perry.
Pyryngton, Dan Robert, rector of St. Leonard
in Estchepe, London, 288.
Q-
Qnadebek, Hermann, 129.
Quadring, Quadryng, co. Lincoln, 169.
Quantockshead, Cantokeshede, Estcantok, co.
Somerset, 286, 366.
Quapplod. See Whaplode.
Qoarley, Qwarley, co. Southampton, 140.
Quarr, Isle of Wight, convent of, 149.
, abbot and convent of, 557.
, John Cheselburgh, abbot of, 38.
, John, abbot of, 203.
, John Wynchestre, abbot of, 557.
, William, abbot of, 557.
Quarme, Quarom, co. Somerset, 265.
Quatennayns, Richard, 264, 278, 283, 284,
301, 346, 847, 389, 538, 570.
Quedgley, Qaeddesley, co. Gloucester, 525.
Queenborongh, Quenesbnrgh, co. Kent, 56,
64, 148.
, mayor of, 302.
Quenaton, Alexander, 417.
Quenecourt in Tytherlcy, co. Southampton,
220, 299.
in Melksham,co. Wilts, 385.
Quenesburgh. See Queenborongh.
Qnemdon. See Quorodon.
Quincy, Oueney, Saher de, earl of Winches-
ter, 394.
Qnomdon, Querndon, co. Leicester, 196, 354.
Qnyne, Thomas, 507.
Qwhytbum, John, 275.
Qwynfeld. See Whinfell.
R.
Rabayne, Ellas de, 884.
, Matilda his wife, 884,
Rabet, Laurence, 259.
Racche. See Neroehe.
Rachford. See Rochford.
Rachiche. See Neroehe.
G88
GENBRilL INDEX.
Radcl}-ff, Radcclyff, Robert, admiral of
Norfolk uQd Suffolk, 41.
.George, 513.
, Geoffrey, 30.
'.., James, 30, 533.
, John, 30, 207.
, Roger, 30, 89.
, Thomas, 30, 47C, 51:}.
, William, 30.
Raddon, East, Hiatraddon, co. Devon, 519.
Radenore. See Radnor.
Radlot, CO. Somerset, 366.
Radney. See Rodney.
Radnor, Radenore, co. Hereford, 372.
, charter dated at, 497
letters patent dated at, 81.
Radwell. See Ridgewell.
Raff, WilUam, 504.
Raghston, Richard, 389.
Raglan, co. Monmouth, 425, 426.
bounds of lordship of, 495.
Raglan, Hugh, parson of Carew, 50.
Ragnall, Ragenholl, co. Nottingham, 226.
Railegh. See Rayleigh.
Railton, Reilton, Richard, 332.
RaincUff, Rcjuclyf, co. York, 63.
Raithby, Ratheby, co. Lincoln, 468.
Rake, Henry, 90.
Ralegh, Raleygh, Raly, Edward, 266.
, John, 28.
i Walter, 28, 34, 37, 64, 89, 99, 232,
233, 801, 346, 364, 365, 563.
, WiUiam, 266.
Ralph, John son of, 167.
Rame Head, Ramhede, co. Cornwall, 536.
Rammysbotem, Robert, 389.
Rampishaw, Ramsham, co. Dorset, 215, 225,
485.
Ramsbury, Rammesbury, co. Dorset, 443.
Ramsey, co. Huntingdon, 185.
, charter dated at, 156.
, abbot and convent of, 408.
, John, abbot of, 408.
, Edmund, abbot of, 408 .
, Simon, abbot of, 408.
Ramsey, John, 232.
, Thomas, 389.
Ranby, Robert, parson of Knville, 381.
Randolf, John, 273.
.Thomas, 141.
Rascn, Rasne, co. Lincoln, 376.
, West, 377.
, East, 218.
Rasshe, John, 338, 339,. 528.
Rashleigh, Raisshley, co. Devon, 265
Ratburgh, co. Kent, 193, 292.
Ratclyff, John, 87.
, , esquire, 87.
, Elizabeth his wife, 87.
Rat ford, Henry, 67.
Rathcoure, CO. Meath, 181.
Rathcridane, CO. Dublin, 105, 178.
Kathebary. See Rothbarj.
Ratheby. See Raithby.
Rathwere, in Ireland, 340.
Ratoath, Ratoathe, Rathtouth, eo. Meath. 198.
340.
Ratso, Martin de, 203.
Raaghton in Dalston, co. Camberland, 332.
Raundes, Richard, 488.
Raunston. See Ravenstone.
Ravendale, co. Lincoln, alien priory of, 84.
Ravenser, Richard de, master of the hospital
of St. Leonard, York, 247.
Ravensthorpe, co. York, 39, 86, 458.
cum Boltby,co. York, 87.
Ravenstone, Raunston, eoe. Derby and
Leicester, 177, 854.
» CO. Baekingfaam, conrent of, 886.
Thomas Wolvercote, prior of, 386.
Ravensworth, Ravenswath, co. York, 169.
Ravenswath. See FitzHngh.
Ravesasshe. See Rose Ash.
Rawdon, Nicholas, prebendary of Coton, 387.
Bawe, Richard, 31.
Rawelyn, John, 38.
Raweson, Thomas, 389.
Bawlyn, Richard, 85.
Rawmarsh, Rawemerssh, co. York, 258.
Rawns, Martin, 526.
Raydirgey, in Wales, 27.
Raydon Hall, Merkis in, 72.
Rayleigh, Railegh, Reylegh, co. Essex, 18,83,
268.
Raymond, Edmund, 503.
Raynell, Robert, 31.
, Walter, 81, 37.
Raynford, Raynforth, Reynford, Henry, 570.
» Laurence, 277, 347, 553, 564.
*r'':'" ^^®"*f ^^ Essex and Hertford,
02o.
Raynham, Reynam, co. Essex, 232.
Raynold, Richard, 101.
Raynward, John, 206.
Rayson, William, 418.
'51^®®°°' William, vicar of Eynesham,
Reade, co. Cambridge, 169.
Reading, Redyng, co. Berks, 191, 255.
» l^ttew patent dated at, 327, 328 830
831. 344, 347, 357, 859, 361! Ssl! 559,
565.
' o?*^«*fr ^^^ **» ^^^' ^^> 285, 305,
094, o57.
, Parliament at, 219, 278.
, abbot and convent of,
» al>bot of, 73, 125, 305, 547.
» Jo'in de Appelfbrd, abbot of, 805.
Reccheford, co. Hereford, 441.
Reculver, co. Kent, 403.
Redboum, oo. Lincoln, 218, 471, 544.
GENERAL INDEX.
689
Bedbridge, Kudbergh, co. Southampton,
hundred of, 547.
Redden Hall, Redenale, co. Norfolk, 52.
Beddesdale. See Redesdale.
Redditch, Redyche, co. Worcester, 857.
Rede in Qnedgley, co. Gloucester, 525.
Rede a ponte Vajn, co. Monmouth, 425.
Rede, Edmund, 230, 286, 278, 346, 3«7, 560.
, sheriff of Bedford and Buck-
ingham, 18.
, John, 3, 47, 121, 132, 220, 299, 832,
851, 550.
, , parson of Scrayingham, 50.
, Richard, 294.
, Thomas, 123, 280, 466.
.Walter, 283.
, William, 507.
Redehire, co. Hereford, 372.
Redeman, Richard, 412.
Redenale. See Redden Hall.
Redesdale, Ryddysdale, co. York, 189.
CO. Northumberland, 29, 113.
Redknap, ESdmund, 509.
, William, 475, 502, 5C3.
Redleigh (? Ruddle), co. Gloucester, 432.
Redmile, Redmyld, co. liCicester, 104, 352.
Redsam, John, 206.
Red vers, Baldwin de, 539.
Redwick, Redwyke [co. Monmouth], 114.
Redwyke. See Kedwick.
Redyng. See Reading.
Ree in Quedgley, co. Gloucester, 525.
la Ree, co. Gloucester, 474.
Ree, Roger, 78, 189, 268, 564.
, , sheriff of Hereford, 455.
Reede, Thomas, 531.
Reeve, Thomas the elder, 374.
Regne, Stephen de la, 879.
Reigate, Regat, Reygate, co. Surrey, 6, 504.
Reilton. See Railton.
Rempston, Robert, 178.
Remys, Thomas, 3 1 .
Renhold, Ronale, co. Bedford, 331.
Renkyn, John, 413.
Rennington, Renyngton, co. Northumberland,
114,841.
Renyngton. See Rennington.
RepingdoD, Philip, bishop of Lincoln, 248.
Repinghale. See Rippingale.
Rep ton, Ryppjndon,co. Derby, John Wyllyn,
prior of, 84.
Repynghale. See Rippingale.
Reresby, Ralph, 277.
Res ap William ap Jevan ap Cradok, 81.
Reseby, Master John, 516.
Reson. See Ray son.
Restell, John, 510.
Restormell, Rostoimell, co. Cornwall, 14^ 18,
120, 269, 447.
Beitryk, William, 232.
u 86914.
Restwold, Richard, 37, 390.
, Thomas, 389, 559.
Resyng. See Rising.
Itetford, CO. Nottingham, 102, 22G.
, East, 552.
Retherhithe. See Rotherhithe.
Retronne, in South Wales, 360.
Rewley [co. Oxford], abbot of, 46.
Rexon, Rixen, co. Somerset, 286, 366.
Reygate. See Reigate.
Reylegh. See Rayleigh.
Raymond, Edmund, 331.
, Thomas, 258.
Reynall, Thomas, 147.
Reynam. See Raynham.
Reyndyf. See RainclifP.
Reyuer, John, 874.
, Richard, 412.
, Thomas, the elder, 505, 506.
Reynes, Thomas, 559.
Reynford. See Rayuford.
Reynold, John, 32.
, Roger, 100.
, Thomas, 315.
, William, 417.
Reynoldston, co. Glamorgan, 426.
Reysby, Nicholas, master of the Semplingham
order, 809.
Rhodes, convent of, 52.
Ribblesdale, Rybblesdale, co. York, 116,
186, 189.
Riby, Riebi, co. Lincoln, 41.
RiccaU, Rikall, co. York. 211.
Richard 1. king of England, 127, 428.
, charters of, 61, 136, 139, 146, 148,
171, 285, 240, 242, 244-246, 248-251,
259, 305, 308, 310, 313, 394, 396, 397,
899, 401, 403-405, 407, 409, 497-499,
556, 557.
Richard II. 8, 10, 11, 14-19, 21-27, 39, 42,
46-50, 56, 68, 64, 72, 77-80, 88, 86,
89, 90, 93, 96, 118, 119, 122-125, 127,
128, 130, 137, 138, 140, 143, 148, 152,
193, 198, 213, 219, 230, 267, 286, 826,
335, 386, 338, 389, 845, 846, 357, 384,
427, 433, 437. 439, 445, 446, 463, 468,
475, 516, 517, 524, 547, 551, 556.
, letters patent of, 45,48,58, 61, 62,
78, 103, 109, 136, 137, 139, 142, 145,
148, 150, 153, 155-160, 162-164, 166-
168, 192, 200, 2J0, 221, 223, 229, 235,
286, 288-245, 247, 249-251, 259, 264,
285, 296, 305-309, 312, 329, 330, 333,
340, 855, 378, 392, 395-400, 403-408,
427, 463, 465, 472, 482, 495, 498, 499,
523, 527, 538, 555-558.
, charters of, 56, 153, 155-157, 159-
162, 164, 165, 167, 168, 171, 210,235-
241,243,245-248,250-252, 276, 291,
299, 305-308, 311, 312, 898, 396, 899,
400, 405, 406, 477, 495-499, 538, 555,
558.
Great Roll of, 5r, 873.
Richard III. 13.
X X
090
GENERA^L INDEX,
Richard, duke of York, earl of March and
Ulster, lord of Wigmore and Clare, the
king's father, 8, 18, 19, 21, 26, 27, 42,
48, 46-48, 51, 52, 64, 57, 62, 68, 78-
76,80,83, 85,88, 89, 92, 93j 96-98,
108, 106-108, 110-118, 116-118, 128-
131, 184. 137, 139, 142, 143, 145, 148,
151, 161, 163, 177, 178, 180-182, 185,
186, 188, 189, 193-196. 198, 199. 205,
210, 211. 214, 216, 218, 224, 227, 272,
279, 285, 289, 292, 297, 810, 322, 325,
327, 329, 334, 335, 340, 343, 344, 346,
356, 357, 380, 381, 388, 389, 423, 428,
431, 438, 439, 442, 444, 447, 448, 449,
463-465, 467, 470, 474, 516, 518, 520,
522, 532, 537, 544, 547, 549.
lieatenant of Ireland, 40.
, governor of France and Koimandy,
81.
, letters patent of, 14, 15, 22, 44, 46,
51, 63, 54. 57, 60, 81, 82, 89, 93, 94, 96,
97, 121, 128, 146, 421, 479.
...., dnke of Gloucester, the king's
brother, 52, 66, 142, 308, 387, 391,
428, 530.
, admiral of the sea, 197, 214.
, grante to, 228, 292.
earl of Cambridge, the king's grand-
father, 116.
, earl of Cornwall, count of Poitou,
king of Almain and of the Romans,
charters of, 221, 241, 264, 400, 557.
Richard ap Rees, 478.
Richard ap Tudur ap Jemm, parson of Llan-
rhaiadr in Kinmerch, 194.
, John, 855.
Richard's Castle, Richardis Castell, cos.
Hereford and Salop, 153, 486, 549.
Richardson, Adam. 508.
Joan his wife, 508.
, John, 255.
.Thomas, 337.
, William, 553.
Riche, John, 27.
Richebourg, lord of. See Luxemburgh.
Richeman. John, 204, 205, 374.
, Nicholas, 204.
Richemond. See Richmond.
Richemond, John, 506.
.Robert, 535,542.
Richmond, Richemond, [co. York], 47, 54,
169.
, hospital of St. Nicholas at, 169.
, archdeacon of. See Shirwode.
.... ...., , jurisdiction of, 479.
Richmond, honour, county or earldom of, 59,
92, 187, 138, 152, 169, 170, 190, 197,
212,214,261,331,348,474.
, earl of. See Gaunt ; Tudor.
Richyngwode, John, 31.
Rickmausworth, Rykmersworth, co. Hertford,
818.
Riddetdale, Uberty of, 349.
Ridge Way, le Riggewey, cos. Warwick and
Worcester, 857.
Ridgewell, Radwell, co. Essex, 430, 4S J.
Ridlington, Ridlyngton, co. Rutland, 9, 101.
Ridle, Nicholas, 562.
Ridley, Idley, co. Kent, 419.
Ridley, Archibald, 343.
RiebL 5ee Riby.
Rigby. Riggeby, Rygby, John, 228, 320.
*..., Nicholas, 36, 114, 176, 292.
, Thomas, 389, 501.
Rigemond, Thomas, lord, 177.
Rigmaden, Ryggmayden, co. Westmorelaad,
169.
Riland by Dunham, co. Lincoln, 112.
Rillaton, Rillyngton, co. Cornwall, 78.
RUlyngton. See Rilhiton.
Rimside, Rymsyde, co. Northumberland,
341.
, forest of, 341.
• Ringage comne,' 74.
Ringfield, Rjrng^eld, co. Suffolk, 411.
Ringslow, Kyngeslow, co. Kent, 199.
, hundred of, 403.
Ringstead, Ryngstede, CO. Noithampton, ill,
431.
Ripon, Rypon, co. York, 3, 29, 5*^6.
.......... commission of the peace in, 134.
Rippingale, Repinghale, Repynghale, co.
Lincoln, 103, 257, 352.
Rippley, William, 9.
Ripplyngham, Thomas, 512.
Ripton, Abbot* s, co. Huntingdon, 473.
, King's, CO. Huntingdon, 473.
Risborough, Rysburgh, co. Buckingham, 146.
And see Princes Risborough.
RiBby, Rysby [co. Suffolk], 319.
Risebank by Calais, 378.
Riselepp. See Ruislip.
Riseholme, Risum, co. Lincoln, 112.
Rising, Resyng, Rysyng, co. Norfolk, 111,
123, 124, 200, 458.
Risum. See Riseholme.
Risen. See Rexon.
Roberd, John, 381.
Roberde, William, 501.
Roberdys, John, 503.
Robert, Richard, 200.
.Martin, 504.
, Thomas, 48.
, Hugh son of, 376.
, William son of, 342.
Robert son of, 842.
ap Ever, parson of Uanycil, 1 82.
Robertsl^dge, oo. Sussex, 408.
, abbot and convent of, 407, 408.
Robis, Thomas, prior of St. Denis by South-
ampton, 214, 219.
Robkyn, John, 544.
Roboletesdon, co. Cornwall, 108.
Roborough, CO. Devon, 372.
Robson, Richard, 302.
Robyn, Robert, 319.
GENERAL INDEX.
691
Kobyn, Walter, parson of Nutfield, 504.
Kobyns, John, 814.
WiUiam, 418.
Rob^nBon, John, 492.
Bocester, Bowcestre, co. Stafford, abbey of,
523, 534, 550.
, Robert Twjs, abbot of, 523, 534.
, John Hambiiry, abbot of, 550.
Bocbe, David, 273.
., Nicholas, 206.
, William, archdeacon of Cloyne, 273.
Rooh« Andelys. See Andelya.
Rochelle, in France, 234.
Boches, Peter des, bishop of Winchester
[1206-1244], 250, 307.
Bochesby, 376.
Rochester, Bouchestre, eo. Kent, 12, 121,
132, 292.
, bishop of. See Low ; Glanvill ;
Sandford.
, charters dated at, 309, 398.
liochford, Bachford, Boucheford, co. Essex,
104, 486, 533.
, hundred of, 45, 88, 157.
Bock, Book, CO. Salop, 542.
Bockcliff; Bonolife, co. Cumberland, 140, 534.
Book mil, BokhiU, co. Salop, 510.
Bockingham, Bokyngham, eo. Northampton,
18, 480, 481.
, forest of, 48, 51, 196,219,299,480,
48], 539.
Bockland, Bokeloaud, co. Norfolk, 173.
Boclyff. .See Bouclyff.
Boddesham, John, 31.
Bode, John, the elder, 839.
Bodeiiey. See Bodney.
Boderham. See Botberham.
Bodes, Bobert, 304, 886.
Bodmersham, co. Kent, 383.
Bodney, Radney, Bodeney, Thomas, 31.
, Walter, 280, 286.
Boger, Henry, 492.
, John, 175,987.
, Thomas, 81, 874.
, William son of, 500.
the priest, 875.
Bogers, John, 801.
Thomas, 98, 389, 390, 575.
, WiUiam, 874.
Bogger, Alexander, 258, 411.
, John, 96, 173.
Thomas, 37.
Boggers, John, 175.
, Thomas, 208.
Bokell, John, 265.
Rokelound. See Bockland.
Bokes, Thomas, 188, 452, 560.
, , escheator in the counties of
Bedford and Buckinccbam, 587.
Bokeswell. See Boxwell.
Bokevode, Bokwode, Bichard, 135.
Rokewode, Boger, 547.
William, 33,67, 205.
Rokisic, CO. Kent, 544.
Rokley, John, 296, 471.
Rokyughum. See Rockingham.
Rokysburgh. See Roxburgh.
Rolf, John, the elder, 442.
, the younger, 442.
RoUiaco, Ralph de, 377.
RolstoD, CO. Devon, 265.
Romans, king of. See Richard.
Romara, WiUiam de, earl of Lincoln, 242.
Rome, court of, 55, 324, 516.
, legate of, 59.
M preceptor of Hospitallers of, 52.
Rome, John, 550.
Romford, Rumford, co. Essex, 194.
Romney, Romeney, co. Kent, priory of, 148.
, Old, Olderomeney, 329.
Romsey, Rumsey, co. Southampton, 416.
, letters patent dated at, 405.
, monastery oF St. Mary, 187.
.......... convent of, 182, 240.
, Matilda Lovell, abbess of, 182.
, Dame Joan Brygges, abbess of, 185,
187,240.
, Isabel Camoyp, abbess of, 240.
Ronale. See Renhold.
Roo, Edmund, 100.
, John, 183.
Rook. See Rock.
Roos, CO. Suffolk, 443.
, CO. York, 226, 230, 334, 455.
Roos, Clement, 374.
, Elizabevh, wife of Thomas, lord Roos,
83.
, Henry, 35.
, John, 577.
lord of, 106, 113, 141, 178,
329, 361, 455.
, , Marjory or Margaret his wife,
106, 113, 141, 178, 329, 361, 422, 455.
, Richard, 286.
Thomas, 29, 31, 35, 115, 116, 286,
329, 330.
, , of Hamehik, 26, 39.
, Thomas, ninth lord Roos, 282, 292,
454, 455.
, , Eleanor his wife, 455.
, Thomas, tenth lord Roos, 29, 30, 39,
76, 87, 104, 106, 109, 113, 141, 178,
182, 191, 192, 195,216, 224, 226, 227,
230, 285, 334, 344, 352, 854, 356, 861,
867, 422, 435, 440, 443, 452, 454, 455,
467. 469, 520, 521, 532.
, , Philippa his wife, 87.
Roose, Rous [co. Pembroke], 114.
, CO. Northumberland, 388.
Roper, John, 81.
, Robert, 411.
, Thomas, 476.
Ros, Geoffrey, 393.
X X 2
692
GENERAL INDEX.
R08C6II, Master, vice-chancellor of Ktcluurd I.,
407.
KoBC, Thomas, 42S.
Hose Ash, Kavesasshe, co. Devon, 294.
Kcseneythso, co. Cornwall, 287.
Rosfeire. See Newborough.
Biksmodres, Rosemrvlres, William, 101, 561.
Ross, CO. Hereford, 98, 2C5.
Eton by, 77.
Ross. See Roos.
Ross, WiUiam, 303.
Rosse, earl of. See lie.
Rosf. iS^ee Ru8t.
Rostormell. See Restormel.
Rotby, CO. Leicester, 854.
Rote, John, 587.
, Richard, 503.
leez Rothane?, in Ireland, 117.
Rothbury, Rathebury, Routhebury, co.
Northumberland, 44, 199, 341.
Rotheley, William, 253.
Rotherham, Roderham, co. York, 64, 139,
140, 143, 162, 326, 523.
Rotherhithe, Retherhite, co. Surrey, 451.
Rothewell. See Roth well.
Rothley, co. Leicester, 272.
Rothnm, Rothom, William, 848, 450.
Rothwell, Rothewell, co. Lincoln, 112.
, CO. Northampton, 6, 431.
Rotbyngges. See Abbess Roding.
Rotonr, Robert, 57. '
Rottelaml, co. Sussex, 443.
liouceby, William, 501.
Roucheford. See Rochford.
Rouchestre. See Rochester.
Rouclife. See Rockcliff.
Rouclyff, Roclyff, Brian, 102, 20G, 530, 577.
third baron of the Exchequer, 7.
Roude. See Rowde.
Rouen, in France, 451.
, diocese of, 158.
, charters dated at, 62, 305, 392,403,
405, 497.
Rougecroix, Rougecrois, the king's pursui-
vant, 202.
Roughburgh. See Rowbarrow.
Roughed, Willium, 5.
Roughforth. See Ru£ford.
Riiughton, CO. Norfolk, 179, 355.
Roughton, William, 449.
Rounton. See Runcton.
Rous. See Roose.
Rous, Juliana de, 72, 85.
, Reginald, 232, 301, 319, 411, 573.
, Robert, 59.
, William, 53, 336, 432, 516.
Routh, Brian, 258, 316.
Routhe, John, 206.
Rowbarrow, Roughbargh, co. Dorset, hundred
of, 131.
Rowde, Roude, co. Wilts, 32, 95, 430, 482.
Rowe, John, 36, 102. 132, 279, 801, 489, 566.
, William, 505.
Rowley, co. Stafford, 481.
Rowsham, Rulsam, co. Buckingham, 473.
Rowyngton, Thomas, 259.
Roxburgh, Rokysbuigh, in Scotland, 164.
Roxwell, Rokeswell, co. Essex. 858.
Royston, co. Cambridge, 131, 175, 313, 536.
, 00. Hertford, 176.
Rabby Hay, Rnbehaie, Bnbhaj, 00. Devon,
227, 372.
Budbergh. See Redbridge.
Rudby, CO. ^Tork, 506.
Rudde, John, 288.
Thomas, 315.
Rofford, Roughforth, Rughford [co. Nottin|r.
ham], abbot and convent ol^ 64, 139,
143, 326, 523.
, abbot of, 162.
, Thomas de Steynegreve, abbot of,
139.
, Elias, abbot of, 140.
Rufford, Robert, 466.
, Walter, 25, 434, 456.
Rugeley, Robert, 820.
Rugemont, See Grey.
Rugemont, Walter, 500.
Rngge, John, escheator in the countj of
Worcester, 67.
Rughford. See Rufford.
Rngley, Roglee, co. Northumberland, 199,
840.
Roislip, Riselepp, Rayslepe, co. Middlesex,
74, 142.
Rul.^am. See Rowsham.
Rumford. See Romford.
Ramsey- See Romsey.
Rumwode, co. Nottingham, 460.
Runcton, Rounton, co. Norfolk, 1 25.
Rash, Russhe, co. Dublin, 124, 321.
Rushden, co. Northampton, 268.
Rashmore, Russhemore, co. Dorset, hundred
of, 131.
Rushooke, Thomas, bishop of Chichester,
[1386-1388], 251.
Rushton, Russheton, co. Northampton, 111,
431.
Rnskington, Ryskyngtou, 00. Lincoln, 179,
355.
Ruskyn, Margaret, abbess of Polesworth,
524.
Russhe. See Rush.
Russhe, John, 28.
Russhebrook, John, 411.
RuBselhall, cos. Worcester and Staffoi*d, 87.
RusseU, Rossell, Alice, 177, 854.
, John, 6, 61, 99, 186, 189, 203, 288.
, Richard, 288, 541.
, PetroniUa his wife, 541.
, Simon, 264.
, Thomas, 206.
, William, 211, 602.
GENERAL INDEX.
G93
Kust, RoBt, TfaomaA, 468.
Koston, Busston in Holdemesse, co. York,
454.
Bnthjn. See Grej.
, 36, 111, 180, 191, 813.
, , eseheator in, 290, 880.
And see Ingleton.
Butlftnd, countj of, outlawry in, 800, 413.
, , (ubsidy and nlrage of cloth in,
78.
, , commissions of the peace in.
, earl of. See Edmond.
Botland, Rathland, forest of, 541.
, forester of, 103.
Rutland, Thomas, 28.
Buyers, Bartholomew, 465.
Bujnon, William, 553.
Bujslepe. See Buislip.
Buy ton, co. Salop, 443.
Buselay, Laurence, 270.
Bybelyng, John, 487.
Bycanl, Henry, 316.
Bycfaard, John, 149.
Byche, Bichard, 1, 135.
) Bychebele, John, 545.
Byehere, John, 5.
Byddysdale. See Bedesdale.
Bydel. Geoflroy, hishop of Ely [1174-1189],
342.
Bye) Bic, co. Hertford, 226.
, CO. Sussex, 88, 89, 124, 274, 465, 525,
548.
, mayor and barons of, 274.
Bye, Hamelin de, 377.
, Banulph, 134.
, Simon, 412,
Kygby. See Bigby.
Bygges, John, 412.
Byggmayden. See Btgmaden.
Kyke, Thomas, 100.
Bykmerb worth. See Rickniansworth.
Bylandes, William, 520.
Bylond, William, 334, 467.
Byrne, co. Dorset, 23, 362.
Byng, Herman, 489, 491.
Byngiond, John, 381.
, Agnes his wife, ?S1.
Rynglove, Bichard, 552.
Ryngstede. See Bingstead.
ByngstOD, Thomas, 111.
Byngwell, oo. Somerset, 280.
Bypon. ^e Bipon.
Bypon, John, 18, 49, 449, 522.
Byppyndon. See Bepton.
Bysborwe^ Bobert, abbot of Missenden, 204.
Bysborgh. See Bisborough.
Byseby, Edmund, 315.
Byskyngton. See Buakingtoc.
Bysshton, Johu, chaplain of Smndlake, 182
> , par»on of Winchei^ea, 182.
' Kjsyng- ^^^ Castle BisiDg.
Bytte, John, 258,
Byve, John, 101.
Byverc, Bartilot de, 1 19.
And see Buvers.
I Byvers, John, 418.
Ryxman, John, 417.
s.
Sadberugh. See Sedbergb.
Sacote, Bichard, 567.
Sadeler, Bobert, 463, 492.
Sagefeld. See Sedgefield.
Saggard, Tassagard, co. Dublin, 84, 105, 178.
Saham. See Soham.
Saintguste, Master Thomas, master of the
King's Hall, Cambridge, 292.
Saint John, Permanton de, 203.
Laurence. See St. Laurence.
I Saintleger. See St Leger.
I Saintquyntyn. See St. Quintin.
Sakevyle, Sakfyle, Thomas, 35, 389.
Sake ware, Humphrey le, 446.
Saladyn, John, 337.
Salandyne, Thomas, 209.
Saleombe by Ilton, Saltcomb by Yediltou, ce.
Devon, 254.
Salcy, Saucy, co. Northampton, forest of, 81,
83, 261.
Salden, co. Buckin^tiam, 121, 131, 169, 367.
Sale, John de la, 346, 463.
Saleebury, Boger, 24, 568.
, Thomas the younger, 421.
Salet, Master John, 33.
Salford, co. Oxford, 263.
Salisbury, CO. Wilts, 54, 101, 234,801,419,
475,501,524.
.., , citizens of, 161.
, charters dated at, 148, 161, 170, 190,
239, 405, 498, 538.
, earl of. See Neville ; Montagu.
, diocese of, 9, 17,64,75,812,339,357,
379, 440.
, bishop of. See Beauchamp; £ig-
hum ; Marti val ; Scammd ; Walt-
ham ; Askewe ; Bubbewith ; Walter :
Wyville.
, Bichard the Poor, bii^hop of, 257.
, cathedral of, 19, 95.
, , prebends in, 19, 322.
f , dean and chapter of, 161.
, , dean of. See Oxenford; Gold-
welL
»guikl of St. John Baptist of tailon>
at, 55.
,8ub«idyand ulnage of cloth in, lOo,
115,128,448.
and Wiltii, archdeaconr>' of, 27,44.
Salisbury, Thomas, 257.
694
GENERAL INDEX.
Salkeld, Hugh, 86.
, John, 346.
.... .... Richard, 66, 106, 132,435, 466, 501,
562.
, , sheriff of Cumberland, 562.
, Tboma8, 271.
Salle [oo. Norfolk], 413.
Salle, Thomas, 537.
Salman, Robert, 385.
Salmon, John, parson of St. Saviour or
Bokard, 322.
Salmon Leap, co. Dublin, 59, 178, 183, 188,
837, 374, 380.
Salmondeabury, co. Gloucester, hundred of,
144.
Salop, county of, 31, 36, 40,44,47,77,91,
98, 111,127, 133,284,391.
, sheriff of, 98, 160, 481, 491,
And see Eton; Eynaston; Legh.
escheator in, 334.
Aitd see Kvnastoo.
outlawries in, 295, 505.
, justices of the peace in, 491.
.......... commissions of the peace in, 570.
Saltaah, Ajssh, co. Cornwall, 204.
, burgesses of, 399.
Saltcombe. .See Salcombe.
Salter, Henry, 319.
« , Johu, 204, 319, 412.
, Richard, parson of South Wootton,
478.
, William, 319.
Saltfleetby, Salt Fleteby, co. Lincoln, 169,
215, 282, 472.
Saltflethaven, co. Lincoln, 4.
Saltmarshe, Edward, 35, 451, 528, 576.
, Katharine, 4.
.......... William, 4.
SalFaign, Francis, 302.
Salvaigo, Augustin, 503.
Salvan, John, of Bergh, 576.
Salwaye, Humphrey, 379, 459.
Salysbury, Ralph, 295.
Sambroke, John, 212.
Sampford Courtenay, co. Devon, 116, 317,
323, 410.
, Spiney, co. Devon, 417.
Sampson, Henry, provost of Oriel Colleire,
Oxford, 27.
, , dean ofthe college of Westbury,
CO. Gloucester, 322, 444.
, Robert, 260.
Samvill, Philip, 201.
SamweU, John, 211.
Sancto Botulpho, Alexander son of Ralph de,
242.
Sancto Johanne, William de, 378.
Sancto Laudo, Ralph de, 242.
Sancto Mauro, Nicholas de, 408.
Sancto Paulo, Mary de, countess of Pembroke,
239.
Sandale, John de, bishop of Winchester [1316-
1819], 252.
'Sandegelt,' toll called, 90, 473.
Sandeland, Thomas, 69, 444, 515.
Sandes, John, 18, 517.
, William, 202, 230, .550.
Saudewey, John, 526.
Sandford, co. Oxford, 347.
Sandford, Sonford in Sevemstoke, co. Wor-
cester, 416.
Sandford, Henry de, bishop of Rochester
[1227-86], 395.
Sandon, co. Sarrey, 518.
Sandwich, co. Kent, 24, 35, 68, 65, 125, 127,
151, 2n&,203, 232, S81, 347, 465, 487,
513, 518.
, mayor and barons of, 63, 465.
, mayor and Jurats of, 35.
, mayor of, 202, 203, 231, 232, 301,
302.
And see Cheldesworth ; Copledyk.
, port of, 12, 19, 20, 63, 113, 129, ISO,
222, 283, 288, 343, 347, 353, 879, 386,
387,465,514,518.
, ganger of, 42.
Sandwico, Ralph de, 373.
Sanke, Richard, 1.
Sannyngtwhait. See Sinningthwaite.
Sanyngboume, John, 37.
Sapcote, Richard, 182, 431, 464, 560, 565,
567.
, Isabel his wife, 464.
Sapirton. See Sapperton.
Si^iston, Sapston, co. Suffolk, 412, 415, 547.
Sapley, co. Huntingdon, 21.
, forest of, 58.
Sapperton, Sapirton, co. Lincoln, 103, 352.
Sapurton, Roger, 512.
Sarell, Thomas, 4.
Sark, Serk, people of, 465.
Sarrate, Michael de, 65.
Sarres, Martin de, 65.
Sarum, Old, co. Wilts, 210.
Sancheverell, Ralph, 31, 554.
Saucy. See Salcy.
Saumur, charter dated at. 400.
Saundby, co. Nottmgham, 548, 544.
Saundeby, WiUiam, 544.
, Elizabeth his wife, 544.
Saunderson, William, 492.
Saundre, William, 518.
, Joan his wife, 518.
Savage, John, 420.
, , the elder, 201.
Savage, Robert, 120, 260.
, Florence his wife, 120, 260.
, William, parson of St. Pierre, 860.
» , parson of Peuplingue, 176, 428.
Savernake forest [co. Wilts], 482.
Savigny, in Normandy, abbot and conTcnt of,
161.
Savoy, 128.
Sawley, Sallcy, co. York, abbey of, 454.
GENERAL INDEX.
695
SawRton, Sazton, co. Cambridge, 197, 287,
525.
Sawtre, Saotre, abbot of, 46, 117.
, abbot and convent of, 218.
Sawyer, Bichard, 490.
Saxby, co. Lincoln, 155.
Saxbam, Thomas, parson of Haddiscoe, 286.
, , parson of Kirstead and Lang-
hale, 286.
Saxons, East, Sebby king of the, 395.
Saxtborpe, co. Norfolk, 320.
Saxton. See Sawston.
Saxton, Robert, 280.
Say, Elisabeth, lady, 20, 92, 459.
, John, 83, 180, 182, 806, 229, 288,
284, 888, 389, 363-865, 868, 481, 476,
528, 588, 565.
Say, Thomas, 57, 890, 559.
William, 6, 288.
, , dean of St. Paul's London, 2,
326,370,413.
,., , dean of the king's chapel, 11.
, , warden of the hospital of St.
Anthony, London, 11.
Say. See Fenys.
Sayer, John, 535.
, WiUiam, 14, 18, 269, 447, 514.
Saymer, Thomas, 81.
Sayntleger. See St. Leger.
Sayntlowe. See St. Lo.
Saynton, John, 531.
Says, Henry, 254.
Sayton. See Seaton.
Sayve, John, 28, 31.
Sayvell, Sayvile, John, 66, 466, 577.
Scalby, SkaUebi, [co. York], 376, 377, 412.
And see Scawby.
Scalby, George, 342.
Scales, Thomas, lord, 45, 188, 257.
And see Wydeville.
Scanmiel, Walter, bishop of Salisbury,
[1284-1286], 161.
Scanseby, Thomas, 315.
Scap, Martin, 2.
Scarboroagh, Scardebargh, Escardeburgh, co.
York, 33, 71, 74, 82, 84, 99, 103, 198,
213, 219, 253, 256, 348, 850, 415, 427,
438, 455, 468.
, burgesses of, 309.
, mayor of, 350.
, hospital of St. Nicholas by, 534.
', le ChameU in, 219, 222, 468.
Scarburgh, John, 3.
, Richard, 3.
Scardeburgh, John de, 47.
Scargill, William, 102, 577.
Scarthowe, co. I/mcoln, 224.
Scanseby, Thomas, 410.
Scawby, Scalby, co. Lincoln, 371.
Scawton, co. York, 518.
Scelton. See Skelton.
Schucburgh, Thomas, 2.
Schpeston. See Shipston.
SciUy, Silly, * le Mnrke * of, 86.
Scluce. See Sluis.
ScoU. See Skull.
Scorbuigh. See Scarborough.
Scorche, Philip, 319.
Scoteney, Ralph, 138.
Scotes, Robert, prior of Blythe, 469.
Scotilthorpe. See Scotterthorpe.
Scotland, Scotch, 30, 31, 33, 34,36, 55, 66, 93,
191, 281, 280, 292, 303, 340, 349, 440,
459, 468, 518, 542.
, king of. See Balliol.
, marches of, 56, 82, 191, 328, 374.
, , warden of. See Neville
Percy.
Scott, Scot, Scotte, Uenry, 253.
, John, 11, 15,63, 79,102, 129,132,
133. 177, 178, 229, 281, 301, 303, 346,
370, 428, 429, 453, 465,493, 530, 544,
566.
, John, controller of the household, 1 05,
187, 215, 217, 221, 329, 343, 347, 375,
423.
, , parson of Buckingham, 483.
, Nicholas, 33.
, William, 208.
Scotterthorpe, Scotilthorpe, co. Lincoln, 417.
Scottesmaner, co. Huntingdon, 94.
Scotur, John, 816.
Scoulton, Skulton, co. Norfolk, 471.
Scratby, Scroweteby, Stroweteby, co. Norfolk,
195, 484.
Scrayingham, Skrayngham, co. York, 50,
588.
Scraythcs. See Segraves.
Scrobe, letters patent dated at, 568.
Scrope, Lescrop, Henry, lord, 261.
, Margaret his mother, 261.
, John, 280, 560.
, John, lord of Bolton, 66, 132, 134,
180, 205, 288, 233, 469, 588.
.Richard, 511.
,Richard,bishop of Carlisle [1464-68],
832, 833, 853, 561, 562.
, , warden of the King's Hall,
Cambridge, 108.
, , chancellor of the University of
Cambridge, 188, 177, 561.
Scroweteby. See Scratby.
Scrutiny, controller of, 17, 19, 2C, 181, 514,
515, 536, 545.
, surveyor of, 20, 216,886.482.515,
536, 545.
Scudamoure. See Skydmore.
Scull. See Skull.
Sculthorpe, co. Norfolk, 271.
Scurlage Castle, Scurlacastell, co. Glamorgan,
426.
Seagrave, Segrave, co. Leicester, 212.
Seal, Seele, co. Kent, 1, 279.
Seamer, Semar, co. York, 39, 42, 198, 454.
G9(5
(IKNKliAL INDEX.
Staton, St'ioD, co. York, 39, 87.
, SaytOD, CO. Uutland, 508.
*« Deliival, Ceton Delavalc, co. North-
umberland, 265.
SeavingtoD, Sevenhampton Denys, co.
Somerset, 210.
Sebby, king of the East Saxons, 395.
Sedbcrgh, Sadberugb, co. York, 169.
Sedgefield, Sagefcld, co. Darbam, 294.
Sedgraye, Stephen de, 267.
Sedleflcombe, Sedelescombe, [co. Soaaex], 255.
Se^s, alien abbey of,- 144, 145, 216.
, abbot and convent of, 97.
, charters dated at, 401.
Se&ey, John, 415.
Segden, Master John, parson of Llanrhaiadr
y n Mochnant, 1 82.
Segebote, John, 350.
Segeforth, Robert, parson of Grainsby, 181,
Seggeham, Thomas, 39.
Segrave, lord of. See Mowbray.
Segrave, Nicholas, 445.
, Nicholas de, 480.
, Stephen de, 895.
Segraves, Scraythes, co. Cambridge, 77.
Segthe. See Setchy.
Seinbarbe, John, 34.
Seint George. See St. George.
Seiutleger. See St. Leger.
Seint Maare. See St. Maur.
Sclak, William, 254.
Seland. See Zeelacd.
Seland, Edmund, 390.
Selander, Edmund, 183.
Selby, CO. York, abbey of, 291, 534, 538. 550.
, abbot and convent of, 291, 498, 538.
, John, abbot of, 498, .538.
, John Sharrowe, abbot of, 534 .
, Dan John Ousthorp, abbot of, 550.
Selby, David, 505.
Selender, Richard, 420.
SeUdey, Selkelley, co. Wilts, hundred of, 462.
Selly, David, the elder, 204.
Selling, Sellyng, co. Kent, 133, 301.
Sellyng, John, 429, 493.
, William, abbot of St. Augustine's,
Canterbury, 300.
Selot,John, 319, 471.
Selveston. See Silverston.
Selwood forest, co. Somerset, 443.
Sely, Richard, 35!<.
, Simon, 154.
Seman, John, 1 75.
, Richard, 420.
Semar. See Seamer.
Sempringham order, 269, 309.
, Nicholas Reysby, master of, 309.
Sendale, John, canon of Ripon, 526.
Senecles, John, 448.
Sent l/uurence. See St. Laurence.
Sent Leger. See St. Leger.
Senycle, Senekyll, John, 1, 142, 175, 443.
Sequestration of religious house, 199.
Serjeants-at-arms, appointments of, 10, 17,
18,21, 24-26,46, 48, 49,52, 55, 95,
192-126. 198, 268, 297, 322, 344, 3<1,
471.
Serjeants-at-law, appointments of, 300, 387.
Sergeauntson, Thomas, 292.
Serk. See Sark.
Serle, John, 14.
Serman, Richard, 317
Sessay, co. York, 177.
Setchy, Segthe, co. Norfolk, 125.
Setill. See Settle.
Seton. See Seaton.
Seton, William, 5.
Settle, Setill, co. York, 186, 435, 455.
Seacll, Henry, 68.
Seuthorp, Sevthcrp, co. Lincoln, 113, 141.
Sevenhampton, co. Wilts, 131.
Sevenhampton Denys. See Seavington.
Sever, Henry, waraen of the college of
Stratford on-Avon, 235.
, , chancellor of St. Paul's,
London, 41.
, , dean of Bridgnorth, 41.
Severn river, 86, 238.
Sevemstoke, co. Worcester, 416.
Seward, William, 86.
Seweley [co. Northampton], 219.
Sewelle [co. Bedford], 04.
Sewer, John, 203.
Sewester, William, 506.
Seymour, John, 37, 38, 255, 286.
, Thomas, 134.
Seymour, lord of. See Zouche.
Seyntclere Maner, co. Buckingham, 367.
Seynterue. See St. Erney.
Seyntgeorge. See St George.
Seynt John de Luce. See St. Jean de Lnz.
Seyntlaurence. See St. Laurence.
Seyntleger. See St. Leger.
Seyntlowe. See St. Lo.
Seynt Nicholas. See St. Nicholas.
Seyntyes. See St. Ives.
Seyton, Master Roger de, 384.
Shaa. See Shawe.
Shadwell, Stephen, 52.
Shaftesbury, co. Dorset, 36, 48, 445, 480.
, mayor of. See Blanford.
, abbess and convent of, 445, 480.
Shaghen, Henry, 232.
Shakelok, John, 492.
Shakerley, Peter, 419.
Shalford Clifford, co. Suirey, 91, 484.
Shankton, co. Leicester, 195, 369.
Shapwick, Shapwyk, co Sussex, 88, 464, 548.
Shardelows, Sherdelowes, co. Cambridge, 145.
Shambrook, co. Bedford, 506.
Sharp, Master Henry, 89.
GENERAL INDEX.
097
Sharp, Master Henry, prothonotary of
15, Chancery, 130, 219.
, prebendary of St. Stephen's,
WestmuiBter, 543.
, , prebendary of St. Paars,
London, 543.
, John, 54.
, Nicholas, 38, 180, 205, 487, 564.
, , receiyer-general of the duchy
of Lancaster, 439.
, Thomas, 12.
, , engrosser of the Exchequer of
Ireland, 178.
Sharrowe, John, abbot of St. German's, Selby,
584.
Shawe, Shaa, Edmund, 113, 371.
, John, 489.
, Ralph, parson of Harleton, 438.
, Bobert, 111.
Shazton, Nicholas, 605.
Sheen, Shene, co. Surrey, 11, 19, 53, 124,
161, 183, 186, 216, 274, 275, 883, 513,
525.
, West, 5.
, prior and convent of, 160, 513.
, John Ives, prior of, 160.
, charters dated at, 163, 558.
Sbeepshead, Shepeshede, Shepishede, go.
Leicester, 108, 854.
Shefeld, Alexander, 48, 55, 262.
, Sbeffeld, Robert, 35, 849, 419,468,
528, 576.
, ,the elder, 451.
» , the younger, 101,205,451,567.
Sheffield, co. York, 158, 413, 420.
Shefierigge, co. Devon, 265.
Shekerwike. See Shocker wick.
Sheldon, co. Waririek, 490.
Sheldon, Daniel, 88, 188.
, Henry, 295.
Sheldwick, Sheldewiche, co. Kent, 330.
Shelfe, William, 295.
Shelford, co. Cambridge, 195.
, Great, 369.
, CO. Nottingham, 195, 484.
Shell. See Shields.
Shelley by Hadlegfa, co. Su£folk, 175.
Shelley, Thomas, 882.
Shelton, Ralph, 205.
, Thomas, 2.
Shelve, Willitm, 210.
Sbene. See Sheen.
Shenbow. See Swinhoe.
Shensfone, co. Staffonl, 320.
Shenton, Sheynton, co. Leicester, 172.
Shenton, Thomas, 446.
Shepeshede. See Sbeepshead.
Shephord, John, 503.
Shepishede. See Sbeepshead.
Sheppey, Isle of, co. Kent, 56, 373, 489, 491.
Shepreth, Shept^eth, co. Cambridge, 175, 213.
Shepton, Shipton Malet, co. Somerset, 23, 862.
I Sherborne, Shirborne, co. Dornet, 501.
I Sherboiim, Shirburne [co. Warwick], 80.
Sherde, John, 299.
Sherdelowes. See Shardelows.
Sheriffs, appointment of, 13, 823.
Sheriff Button, co. York, letters patent dated
at, 479.
Sherlok, John, 135, 301.
, Thomas, 135. 301.
Sherman, Richard, 185.
, Thomas, 551.
Sherreve, William, 279.
Sherwood, Shirwode, co. Nottingham, forest
of, 22, 140, 460.
, chapel of St. Edwin in, 57.
Sheryff, Master Edmund, 257.
Shestrygge Yoo, co. Somerset, 280.
Shete. See Shute.
Shether, Edmund, 4.
John, 411.
, Idonia, 411.
Shetteswell. .See Shotteswell.
Sheviock, Shevyoke, co. Cornwall, 220, 225,
381.
She}nton. See Shenton.
Shields, Shell, 310.
Shiere, Shire,Sire, co. Surrey ,75, 181, 465, 548.
Shilbottle, Shilboteil, co. Northumberland,
114,148,341.
Shillynford, William, 563.
Shillyngeld, co. Kent, 131, 465, 548.
Shilston by Okehampton, co. Devon, 314.
Shingham, Shyngham, co. Norfolk, 184.
Shingieford Hall, oo. Essex, 546.
Ships called : —
Adam GoodaU Ship, 281.
le Antony f 378.
le Barye, 206.
le Barge Duras, 802.
le Barge Warsle, 802.
le Blake Karvell, 802.
BwfshvU, 849.
le Clement, 208.
Crakebote, 202.
/e Criatofer, 204.
le Cristqfer Warrewyk, 204.
le Crigiofre Damme, 99, 100.
le Cristo/er Howell, 100.
Cogship, 177.
le Edmond, 302.
Gabriell 427.
le George, 204, 206, 309.
Goundhale, 202.
la Grace Dieu, 88, 99, 281.
le Grete Marie, 302.
le Jamee, 100, 302.
le John, 802.
le John Colya, 302.
John Colyns bote, 89.
la Julian, 100.
la Kaiergn, 68, 100, 201, 802.
698
GENERAL INDEX.
Ships called — cont.
la Kaieryn Duras^ 204, 349.
le Katerine Warrewyk, 204.
Mary, 177.
la Marie, 100, 211, 279, 301, 302, 379.
le Marie Clyff, 204, 281, 302.
le Marie Grace, 204, 302.
la Marie Kent, 204.
la Marie Talbot, 208, 802.
la Marie Thomson, 203.
Marie Warwik, 204.
la Margarete, 36, 229, 302, 452.
le Martyn, 553.
la Maudeleyne, 804.
le Packer, 488.
le Peter, 302.
le Petir Courtenay, 452.
le Pynke, 202.
la Santa Maria, 492, 552, 554.
le Seynt John, 65.
le Seynt Ives, 527.
U Thomas, 802.
le Touke, 302.
le Trinite, 99,211,302.
le Trinite Warrewyk, 204.
Truge, 83.
le Valentyne, 553*
le XI Shore Nobill, 302.
Shiplake, co. Oxford, 93.
Shiplode, Thomas, 258.
Shiproan, William, 518.
Shipston, SchpestOD, co. Worcester, 160.
Shipton Mallet. See Shepton Mallet.
Shipton, Henry, 135.
Ship ward, John, mayor of Bristol, 304.
Shirboru, William, 143.
Shirbome. See Sherborne.
Shirburn, Shirboume, co. York, battle of, 76,
192,516.
Shirbume. See Sherboum.
Shirburne, co. Southampton, alien priory of,
116.
Shirdyngton, co. Gloucester, 443.
Shire. See Shiere.
Shiref, Thomas, 204.
Shirley, Hugh, 26, 71, 441.
Shirley Street, co. Warwick, 490.
Shirlowe, co. Salop, 816.
Shirwode. See Sherwood.
Shirwode, John, 107, 206, 285, 324, 490, 576.
, , archdeacon of Hichmond, 479.
, Robert, 500.
, WilUam, 509.
Shitlington, co. Bedford, 331 .
Shokewick, Shekerwike, co. Somerset, 225,
226, 454.
Shoesewdl. See Shoyswell.
Shoklach, Ralph, 463.
Shoram, John, 204.
Shordiche, Robert, 294.
Shoreditch, Shordyche [co. Middlesex], 212.
Shoreham, GISl, co. Sussex, 443.
Shorhaiti, charters dated at, 236, 246.
Shorwell, co. Southampton, 504.
Shosewell. See Shoyswell.
Shotbolt, Agnes, 479.
Shoterskef, co. York, 506.
Shottesbroke, Robert, 889.
Shotteswell, John, prior of St. Mary's,
CoYentry, 90.
Shottyswell. See Shotwell.
Shotwell, Shottyswell, co. Warwick, 198,
420.
Showte, John, 188.
Shoyswell, Shoesewell, Shosewell, co. Sussex,
hundred of, 188.
Shrawardine, Shrewaidyn, co. Salop, 448.
Shreve, William, 279.
Shrewsbury, 18, 57, 77, 90, 92, 105, 223, 254,
267, 295, 315, 316, 3.'i2, 444, 481, 505,
£15.
, burgesses of, 239.
) guild of clothiers in, 92.
, hospital of St. John Baptist, 210,
492.
, dean of the free chapel of St. Maiy.
See Cjeoy.
, Thomas, abbot of, 492.
, earl of. ' See Talbot.
Shrobbe,co. Northampton, 544.
Shropshire. See Salop.
Shrowenore, in Bere forest, co. Southamptoo,
56.
Shukburgh, Schukburgh, John, 287, 288, 351,
387.
, William, 503.
Shute, Shete, co. Devon, 470.
, CO. Wilts, forest of. See Chute.
Shute, John, 55, 60.
Shutford, William, 552.
Shyngwell, Heniy, 418.
Sibill, Sybill, Nicholas, 36, 133, 279,301,423,
511,566.
Sible Hedingham, Hengham Sibill, co. Essex,
193, 412.
Sidborough, Sydburgh, John, 50, 127, 224.
Sidford, Sideford, co. Devon, 108.
Sidoam. See Sydenham.
Sidney, Sydney, William, 273, 280, 573.
, Elizabeth his wife, 273.
, Anne his daughter, 273.
, Elizabeth his daughter, 273.
Sidwood, CO. Northumberland, 341.
Sigillo, Baldric de, 167.
Sikling, John, 244.
Silbury, letters patent dated at, 71, 99.
Sileby, Syleby, co. Leicester, 318.
Silly. SceScilly.
Silver, Sylver, Henry, 198, 265.
Silverston, Silleston, Selveston, co. North-
ampton, 322.
t charters dated at, 59, 250.
GENERAL INDEX.
699
Simond, Boland, 271.
And see Symond.
Sinningtfawaite, SannyDgthwait, co. York,
abbey of» 454.
Sire. See Shiere.
Sizhill [co. Lincoln] , prior and conTent of, 196.
, John de Henton, prior of, 196.
.Richard Wakefield, prior of, 196,
887.
Skalys, Thomas, 98.
, Imayia his wife, 98.
Skarmyng, John, 802.
Skegnes, co. Lincoln, 85, 871, 528.
Skegnes, Robert, 204.
Skellingthorpe, Skelynghonp, co. Lincoln,
118,151,371.
Skelton, co. Cumberland, 151.
Skelton, Scelton, Edward, 17.
, John, 89, 52, 66, 138, 469, 536, 545.
John, the elder, 109.
, , the younger, 109.
,Thoma», 816.
Skendleby, Skendelby, Skendilby, co. Lin-
coln, 184, 427, 468. .
8ker, Hugh, 492.
Skemyng, John, 258.
Skerraton^ Skeredon, co. Devon, 505.
Skete, Roger, 545.
Skevyngton, Hugh, 411.
Skidbrook, Skydbroke, co. Lincoln, 4.
Skillyng, Michael, 87, 88, 571.
Skipton in Craven, co. York, 115, 342, 474.
Skipwitb, John, 28.
, William. 2, 25, 53, 101, 205, 229,
567.
, , sheriff of Lincoln, 472.
Skirbeck, Skyrkebek, co. Lincoln, 169, 270,
471.
Skolehouse, Skoylhoose, John, 272.
Skortereth, William, 4.
Skowe, John, 814.
Skrayngham. See Scrayingham.
Skreyngham. See Scrayingham.
Skropp. See Scrope.
Skull, Scoll, Scull, Walter, 91, 98, 110, 215,
888, 575.
, , sheriff of Hereford, 380.
, ,shertt of Oxford, 880"
, , treasurer of the household of
Henry VI., 380.
, Frances his wife, 388.
Skultou. See Scoulton.
Skut, John, 510.
Sk; dbroke. See Skidbrook.
Skydmore, Skydemore, John, 45, 77, 372.
Skylman, Robert, 506.
Skynner, John, 255, 317, 451, 573.
, Richard, 507.
And see Urry.
Skynnerton, Henry, 569.
Skypton. See Skipton.
Skypton, John, 283, 284.
Skypwith. See Skipwith.
Skyrkebek. See Skirbeck.
Skyrwith, John, 24.
Slape [co. Kent], 264.
Slapthom. See Slapton.
Slapton, Slapthorn, co. Northampton, C.
, 00. Devon, 225, 2:36, 454.
Slaugham, oo. Sussex, 191.
Slaughter, Slonghtre, co. Gloucester, 144,
172.
...,, hundred of, 144.
Slawston, Slaweston [co. Leicester], 176,
5U.
Sleddale, co. Westm'^reland, 169.
Slederman, Peter, 491.
Sleford, Willi m, dean of St. Stephen's
Chapel, Westminster, 163.
Sloothby, Slotheby, co. Lincoln, 144.
Slotheby. See Sloothby.
Sloughtre. See Slaughter.
Sluis, Scluce, in Flanders, 101.
Sly, John, 374.
Siyfeld, Thomas, 410, 451, 489, 545, 573.
Slyfield, CO. Surrey, 428, 522.
Slymbrigge, Robert, prebendary of Tamworth,
270, 879.
Smalecombe, co. Devon, 70, 420.
Smalehall, co. Northumberland, 841.
Smalwode, William, 97.
Smeetham Hall, Smethton Hall (in Bulnier),
CO. Essex, 111, 200, 458.
Smeeton, Smeton, co. York, 169.
Smert, John, Garter King of Arms, 72.
Smethefeld, pasture called, 22.
Smethton Hall. See Smeetham Hall.
Smithacot, Smythecote, co. Devon, 227, 372.
Smothing, John, 261.
Smynmaugh, John, parson of Walton, 468.
Smyth, Christopher, 492.
, David, 221.
, Humphrey, parson of Rnvilie, 275,
882.
, John, 1,18. 19,82, 184,257,326,857,
368, 887, 414, 448, 490, 504, 533.
, Nicholas, 492, 501.
f, Richard, 89, 881.
, Robert, 291, 492, 550.
Simon, 820.
, Thomas, 415, 418, 490, 492, 501.
, , vicar of Withan*, S56.
, William, 1, 20, 82, 141, 258, 298,
491, 492, 501, 520.
, , Edith his wife, 501.
Smyth at the Birge, John, 374.
atte Hill, John, 874.
Snailwell, Sueylewell, co. Cambridge, 374.
Snai well, John, 141.
Snape, co. York, 329.
Snaythes, co. Cambridge, 521.
Snell, Robert, 176.
700
GENERAL INDEX.
Snellembergh, Henry, 349.
Suellyng, Richard, 540.
Sueterby. See Snittcrby.
Snitterby, Saeterby, co. Lincoln, 471.
Snitterfield, Snyterfeld [co. Warwick], 80.
Snodsbury, Snowdesbiiiy, co. Worcester, 87,
112,221,297.829.
Snodland, Snodelond [co. Kent], 419.
Snoryng, Arnold, 296.
Snowdon, John, 105.
Snyterfeld. See Snitterfield.
Sobbnry, Adam de, abbot of Glastonbury.
160. ^
» John, abbot of Cirencester, 884, 348.
Soburton. John, prior of Sonthwick, 286.
Soby,John, 418.
Sodworthy, 265.
Soham. Sahum, co. Cambridge, 46, 374.
Solicitor-general. See Fowler.
Solihull, CO. Warwick, 288, 489, 490.
Solway, Solwath, water of, 56, 374.
Somer, Edmund, 172, 255, 510.
, John, 192, 429.
Somercotes, co. Lincoln, 215, 282, 472.
St. Peter, oo. Lincoln, 4.
Somercotes, Robert, rector of Partney, 173.
Somerfeld, Robert, 506.
Somerford Caynes, co. Wilts, 131.
Mautrayers, co. Somerset, 443.
Somers, John, 287.
Somersby. See Summersbury.
Somerset county, 32, 34, 44, 46, 57, 65, 75,
92, 94, 96, 97, 99, 101, HI, 124, 128,
129, 184, 144, 149, 160, 178, 208, 208,
211, 231, 262, 263, 280, 283, 284, 300,
301, 303, 304, 322, 347, 373, 379, 883,
391, 426, 452, 483, 484, 515, 529, 530,
582.
, sheriff of, 65, 99, 100, 134, 203,
278, 290, 452, 480, 491, 530, 553.
And see Stafford; Herbert; Syden-
ham.
, escheator in, 107, 334, 368, 477, 478.
A nd see Gille ; Mauncell ; Bamfeld.
f outlawries in, 174, &15, 414, 416. 420,
505.
ulnage of cloth in, 22.
, mines in, 194.
, commissions of the peace in, 571.
Somerset, duke of. See Beaufort.
Somerset, John, 82.
Somerton, co. Oxford, 467, 468.
, CO. Lincoln, 226.
Erlegh, co. Somerset, 225, 226, 454.
Sonde, William, 621, 655.
Sonford. See Sandford.
Soper, Thomas, 122.
Sorell, John, 201.
Sossynufdale, Thomas, 814.
Sotby, CO. Lincoln, 151, 371.
Sotehill, Sothehill, Suthill, Gerard, 218.
SotehtU, Henry, 102, 218, 228, 233, 270, *277,
2^1,423.486,538,577.
» , attorney-general, 8, 475.
Sotell, John, 36.
, Henry, 36.
Soterton. See Sutterton.
Sothewell, Richard, 66, 67.
Sotheworth. John, mayor of Chester, 129.
Souche, Sampson, 418.
Soulbury [co. Buckingham], 62.
Soulby, George, 315.
Soules, Thomas, 259, 547.
Southam, co. Gloucester, 433.
Southampton, 1, 2J, 45, 67, 89, 111, 277. 289,
384, 416, 430, 480, 527, 580.
mayor of, 74, 206. 281.
Af4d see Done; Payne; Fetyphioe ;
Comemoager.
....*...., commission of the peace in, 572.
, outUiwry in, 501.
» port of, 12, 20, 26, 51, 59, 79, 89, 105,
115, 117, 130, 150, 218, 222, 224, 231.
265, 283, 288. 821, 824, 382, 343, 345,
379, 886, 432, 444, 458, 514, 530.
, hospitol of St. Julian, or House of
God, 116,308.
» f master John Pereson, warden
of, 116.
> priory of St. Denis by, 214, 219, 2W.
> » prior and convent of, 405.
» i William Norman, prior o^ 220.
* , Thomas Robi8,prior of, 214,219.
' > » Richard de Staunford, prior of,
405.
» county of, 8, 24, 26, 34, 37, 38, 45, 48,
56, 67, 88, 90, 94, 106, 11 1, 118, 126,
202, 208. 230, 263, 279, 304, 379, 390,
391, 629, 680.
» sheriff of, 27, 37, 208, 304,373,
890, 435, 492, 527, 530, 552-564.
And see Hampton. '
» escheator in, 107, 187, 219,
290, 363, 455, 477.
» I outlawries in, 1-3, 410, 504.
.. subsidy and ulnage of cloth in,
156.
> » commissions of the neace in,
571. *^
Southcote, CO. Buckingham, 869.
Southcotes, Sttthcotes, Nicholas, 34, 92, 124,
201, 206, 231, 284, 279, 450-452, 489,
491, 492, 529, 558, 554.
Southe, Thomas, 101.
Southfrith, Snthfryte, co. Kent, 11, 131.
South Hall (in Paglesham), co. Essex, 104,
486.
Southikham. See Hykeham.
Southkyme, co. Lincoln, 282.
Southoe, Suthoo, co. Huntingdon, 156.
Sonthorpe, co. Lincoln, 361.
South Molton, Suthamylton, co. Devon. 7 10.
104,257.
, hundred of, 10, 104.
GENERAL INDEX.
701
Sonthsex, Thomafi, 3.
Soiithtoundertemuth, co. Deyou, 307.
Soiithwark, Suthwerk, co. Surrey, 25", 21*6,
321, 822, 385, 415, 451, 483, 531, 546.
, St. Mary Overey, priory and convent
of, 307, 338.
, , prior of, 254.
, , Henry, prior of, 307.
, , Henry de Colyngbourn, prior
of, 307.
Southwell, Suthwell, St. Mary's church, 84.
, , chapter of, 84.
, , canon of. See DnfRbld.
Southwell, Suthwell, Richard, 33, 45, 135, 301,
471.
, , escheator in the county of Nor-
folk, 67, 135.
, , marehal in the Exchequer, 115.
Soutbwick, Suthwyke, cc. Southampton, priory
of, 285, 290.
, prior and oonvent uf, 495.
, prior of, 522.
, John Sobnrton, prior of, 285.
, Philip, prior of, 495.
, Philip Stnnebrok, prior of, 285, 290.
South wold, 302.
, CO. Suffolk, 128.
Sooth wyk. See Stafford.
Sowches. See Zouches.
Sowerhyshire, 339.
Sowerby, co. York, 344.
Sowtou [co. Devon], 491.
Spain, Spanish, Spaniards, 41, 50, 61, 230,
279,301, 304,464.
, ship called te Marie of, 301.
, .ship called la Maudeleyne of, 304.
Spadard, Spaddard, Spedard, John, 101, 452.
, , mayor of Poole, 301.
Spakman, John, 446.
Spalding, Spa1dyug,co. Lincoln, 57, 136, 145,
J 73, 177, 242, 270, 320, 471.
, pricr and conyent of, 242.
, prior of, 136.
, Thomas, prior of, 242.
, John, prior of, 242.
, Robert Holand, prior of, 243.
Spaldyng. Koberf, 48, 55, 65, 262, 802, 303,
416.
Spargrove, SpertgroTC [in Hatcombe], co.
Somerset, 443.
Sparliam Hall in Necton, co. Norfolk, 18H.
Spark, Godfrey, 387.
Sparowe, Thomas, parson of Castle Rising, 40.
Sparrc. See Bedford.
Spayne, John dc, 301, 304.
Speche [co. Kent], 264.
Specot, John, 232.
SpeckingtoD, Spekynton [in YeoviitODj, co.
Somerset, 4.
Spectebury. See Spetisbury.
Spcdard. See Spadard.
Spede, John, 474.
Spekesworth. See Spixworth.
Spekyngton. See Speck iugton.
Speldron, co. Middlesex, hundred of, 32.
Speller, John, 322.
Spelsbary, Spellisbury, co. Oxford, 263.
Spence, James, 492.
, Johu, 210.
, Thomas, .'>75.
, William, 492.
Spencer, Robert, 316.
, Walter, 413.
, William, 7,304.
, Idonia his wife, 7.
, William, mayor of Bristol, 529, 530,
540.
And see Spenser.
Spendloye, Thomas, 490.
Spendour, William, 384.
Spenne, William, 340.
Spenser, Christopher, 2.
, William, 64, 826.
Spereman, William, 65, 100.
Sperman, Richard, 174.
Spemen in Budock, co. Cornwall, 526.
Spert, Simon, 194.
Spei'tgrove. See Spargrove.
Speryng, John, 254, 256.
Spetisbury, Spectebury, co. Dorset, 125.
Spevy, John, 7 1 .
Spice, Clement, 449.
Spicer, co. Devon, 227, 372.
Splcer, Spycer, John, 230, 414, 416.
, Agnes his wife, 414.
, John, the elder, 507.
, Nicholas, 452.
, Richard, 230, 416.
, Thomas, 278.
Spigumell, Henry, 159.
Spikemaill, Dyrek, 322.
, Richard, 322.
Spilman, Henry, 141, 471, 568.
, John, 25.5.
Spixworth, Spekesworth, co. Norfolk, 258.
Spofford, Robert, 349.
SpoffoHh. Spofford, CO. York, 39, 108. 213.
454.
Spondon, co. Derby, 186.
Spore, William, 874.
Sporle [co. Norfolk], 412.
, alien priory of, 73.
Spragot, Richard, 570.
Sprencheaux, Spryngeaux, Fulk, 41, 491.
Spridlington, ►Sprydlyngton, co. Lincoln, 169.
Sprigge, Robert, 490.
Sprbge, Geoffrey, 448.
Springfield, Spryngfeld, co. Essex, 3.
^ pringthorpe, Spryngthorp, 1 7.
Sprotbrough, co. York, 411.
Sprowston, Sprouston, co. Norfolk, 1 74.
Spryng, John, 204.
, Spryngeaux. See Sprencheaux.
702
GENERAL INDEX.
Sprynget, Bichard, 510.
Spryngold, John, 506.
Spryngthorp. See Springthorpe.
Spylman, Henry, 530.
hpynell, Pinellom, Cataneus, 802, 303.
Spyuner, Charles, 31.
St. Albans, co. Hertford, 254, 479.
battle of, 76, 516.
, abbey of, 310, 333, 337, 345, 430,
444, 480.
, abbot and convent of, 120, 333, 837,
386, 430, 444, 480.
, Master John Whethamstede, abbot of,
345, 386.
William Albon, abbot of, 845.
, John, abbot of, 120, 810.
, Robert, abbot of, 167.
, charter dated at, 167.
, St. Mary de Pre by, abbe8.s and
convent of, 58.
St Amand. See Beauchamp.
St. Andrews, in Scotland, 67, 221, 322.
St. Asaph, diocese of, 27, 182, 273, 858, 424.
, bishopric of, 182, 358, 428, 467.
, Thomas, bishop of, 428, 467.
, dean of. See Tapton.
, prebend in the cathedral of, 444.
St. Augnstiue, order of, 56, 177, 214, 216,
219, 220, 234, 285, 312, 321, 834, 843,
386, 406, 484, 520, 528, 550.
St. Benedict, order of, 187, 194, 196, 208, 224,
228, 285, 289, 290, 380, 488, 478, 517,
524.
St. Benedict on the Leyre. See Fleury.
St. Benet'fl abbey. See Hulme.
St. Bernard, order of, 150.
St. Bertin. See St. Omer.
St. Botolph. See Boston.
St. Briavels, St. Brvawell« co. Gloucester, 18,
24, 91, 1 17,169, 329, 432, 533.
St. Bridget, rule of, 405.
St. Bryawell. See St. Briavels.
St. Burian, co. Cornwall, dean of. See
KnoUes.
St. Clear [co. Caermarthen] , 114.
, priory of, 148.
St. Colomb Over, Seintcolombe Overe, co.
Cornwall, 488.
St. Cuthbert, in Scotland, 64.
St. Davids, diocese of, 50, 90.
, cathedral of, 17.
St. Denis, in France, abbot and convent of,
196.
St. Edmunds, co. Suffolk, 250, 410, 412.
, abbey of, 480, 480.
, abbot and convent of , 178,250, 480,
480.
, John Boon, abbot of, 178.
, Anselm, abbot of, 250.
Baldwin, abbot of, 2 50.
, charters dated at, 61, 400, 406, 495.
St. Edward, place of. See Netley.
St. Erney, JM^ynteme. co. Cornwall, 108.
St. Florence [co. Pembroke], 114.
St. Foment, in Normandy, prior of, 15.5.
, Andrew, prior of, 155.
St. Geo^, Seyntegeorgp, Seint George,
William, 2, 64, 66, 68, 138, 281, 304,
39o, 417, 549, 560.
St. Helen, Isle of Wi^ht, co. Southampton,
priory of, 10«, 150.
St Ives, Seyntyes, co. Cornwall, 68, 201.
, CO. Huntingdon, 282, 408, 507.
St. Jean de Lux, Seynt John de Luce, ship
called le Setfnt John of, 65.
St. John of Jerusalem, order of, 52.
, James de Mylly, master of, 52.
in England, hospital of, 153.
, prior of, 82, 240, 257, 507.
Robert Botell, prior of, 102, 115.
: 53, 567.
, Robert Hales, prior of, 153.
in Ireland. See Eilmainham.
St. John, Isle of Thanet, co. Kent, 825. 328,
382.
St. John's Town. See Perth.
St. Eenelm, Kelmestowe. co. Salop (? Worces-
ter). 173.
St. Laurence, Saint Laurence, Christopher,
lord of Howth, 54, 198, 293.
, Emoreus, 284.
, Thomas, 198.
:, William, admiral of Ireland, 209.
St. Leirer, Saintleger, Seyntleger, Ralph, 122,
550, 566.
, Thomas, 12, 77, 208, 210,218,220,
384, 380, 485, 521, 523, 589, 551.
f , controller of the mint 49.
St Leonards, co. Sussex, 451.
St Lo, Seyntlowe, GiJes, 86, 1 1 1, 200, 452, 468.
St Marniret Stretton. See Stratton St.
Margaret.
St. Margaret's, co. Kent, 159.
St. Mary Cray, co. Kent, 521.
St. Mary Ottery. See Ottery St Mary.
St. Mary Overey. See Southwark.
St. Maur, Seint Maure, Thomas, 365. 368
571.
St. Mellion, co. Cornwall, 457.
St Miohael's Mount co. Cornwall, priory of
56,177. ^ '
St Neots, CO. Huntingdon, 816, 501.
St. Nichasius, in Picardy,551.
St. Nicholas, Isle of Thanet, co. Kent 813
526.
St Nicholas, Seynt Nicholas, Thomaa, 102
566.
St. Omer, alien abbey of St. Bertin, 144.
f , abbot and convent of, 97.
St. Oswalds. See Nostell.
St. Paul's Cray, Pftvlynstray, co. Kent, 419.
St. Pierre, in the marches of CaUis, 90, 860.
St Quintin, Saintquyntyn, William, 81, 576.
St Ruffina, cardinal bishop of. See Kempe.
GENERAL INDEX.
703
St. Saviour, in the diocese of Terouaone, 322.
St. Ser^o l^z Angers, St. Sergius and St.
Bacchus, abbot and convent of, 158.
St. Val^ry, honour of, 880.
St. Waldric, honour of, 42.
Stacheaden. See Stagsden.
Stacy, Walter, 417.
Staffield, StaffuU, co. Cumbcrlaad, 140, 534.
Stafford, 34, 267, 417.
, free chapel of St. Mary, dean of. See
Hawkyns; Wore.
, county of, 27,29,31,84,40,47,48,
65. 117, 133,295.
, sheriff of, 85, 65, 100, 481.
And see Wrottesley.
, , escheatoc in, 9, 85, 834, 524,
534.
, , outlawries in, 174, 254, 257,
415, 505, 508.
, , commissions of the peace in,
572.
Stafford, Fuik, 112, 217,221,223,262,297,
298, 300, 329.
Margaret his wife, 217» 221, 228, 262,
297, 829.
, Henry, 12, 362, 567.
, Margaret his wife, 362.
, Henry, second duke of Buckingham,
13, 43, 77, 91, 100, 298, 824, 463, 464.
, Humphrey his brother, 324, 463, 464.
, , earl of Stafford, first duke of
Buckin^am, 6, 12, 13, 43, 77, 91, 100,
179, 180, 205, 298, 310, 855, 362.
, Anne, duchess of Buckingham, his
wife, 6, 24, 196, 298.
, Humphrey, earl of Stafford, his son,
18, 48, lOU, 298.
, Humphrey, 34, 116, 124, 379, 491.
, , steward of the duchy of Com-
waU, 25.
, , sheriff of Somerset and Dorset,
32.
, , of Hoke, 124.
, , of Southwick, 37, 98, 99, 101,
120, 129, 132, 134, 201-204, 281, 282,
323, 325, 358, 360, 438, 439, 488, 529,
530, 582, 561, 563, 571, 575.
, , warden of the stannaries of
Devon, 439.
, ......,createdbaron Stafford of Sonth-
wick, 325.
, John, 124.
, of Southwick, 132.
, , son of the first duke of Buck-
ingham, 12.
, John, bishop of Bath and Wells
[1425-1448], 310.
, Margaret, wife of Humphrey Stafford
of Frome, 450.
, William, 124.
Staffull. See Staffield.
Stagge, John, 82.
Stagno, William de, 260.
Stagsden, Stachesden, co. Bedford, 259.
Staines, Stanes, Stanys, co. Middlesex, 12, 84,
206, 355, 507.
Stainfcon, Steynton, co. Westmoreland, 169.
, Great, co. Cumberland, 505 .
Staley. See Staveley.
Stalon, John, 535, 542.
Stalworth, Walter, 814.
Stalworthy, John, 420.
Stambridge, Stanbregge, co. Essex, 105, 1 75.
, Little, 105.
Stamford, Stanmford, co. Lincoln, 90, 131,
155, 170, 276, 313, 351, 430, 481, 501,
582.
, nuns of, 296.
, charters dated at, 161, 407, 427, 499.
, letters patent dated at, 386-338, 341,
349, 359, 870, 387, 486, 567, 572.
Stamlbrdham, Standfordhiim, co. Northumber-
land, 259, 547.
Stampard, Nicholas, 5.
Stamper, John, 445-
Stanbourne, Adam, vicar of Heacham, 412.
Stanbregge. See Stambridge.
Stanbury, John, bishop of Hereford [1453-
1474], 564.
Standewey, John, 318.
Standfordham. See Stamfordham.
Standlake, Stanlak [co. Oxford], 182.
Standon, Staundon, co. Hertford, 131.
Standrop, John, 84.
Standyssh, Gilbert, 502.
Stanebrok, Philipr prior of Southwick, 28. "i,
290.
Stanes, William, 3.
Stanewige. See Stan wick.
Stanhape, John, 552.
Stanhope, charter dated at, 84.
Stanhope, John, 102, 669.
Stanhowe, co. Norfolk, 818.
Stanion, Stanyam, co. Northampton, 219.
Stanley, King's, Kyngestanley, co. Gloucester^
448.
Stanley, Eleanor, lady of, 882.
, James, 467.
, John, 257, 418.
, Elisabeth his wife, 418.
, Thomas, 185.
, William, 7, 9, 115, 198, 342, 474,
577.
, of Hoton, 201.
, , chamberlain of Chester, 336.
Stannall, John, 54.
Stannary Court, 461.
Stanshawe, Bobert, 491.
Stanstead, co. Sussex, 443.
Mountfitchet, co. Essex, 193, 197,
339, 528.
Stansted, charter dated at, 235.
Stanton, co. Suffolk, 412.
Harry, Stontonbarry, co. Buckingham,
195, 369, 437.
704
GENERAL INDEX.
SUntOD Uarcourt, co. Oxford, 300, 881, 385,
478.
Stanton, Hervey de, 159.
Stanwell, eo. Middlesex, 371, 476.
Stanwick, Stanewige, oo. Northampton, 111,
431.
Stanyam. See Stanion.
Staoys. See Staioes.
Stapelbill, John, 54, 2S7, 359.
Stapilton, Stapelton, Brian, 101, 107, 54C.
Hugh, 98, 570.
, Miles, 66. 67, 546, 568.
, Miles de, 810.
William, 107.
Stapleford, co. Wilts, 444.
Stapler, Bieliard, 537.
Stapleton, Stapilton, co. York, 169.
, Stapulton [ in Martock] , co. Somerset,
135.
Starbottom, Strcbotell, Sterboten, co. York,
42, 116, 186, 435.
Starky, Robart, 256.
Stathom, Statham, Nicholas, 102, 304, 562.
, Robert, usher in the King's Bench,
285.
Statutes, 206, 223, 229, 266, 278, 291, 824,
360, 871, 878, 880, 381, 390, 421, 442,
448, 453, 459, 484, 489, 491, 521, 580,
531, 536, 545, 550, 552.
, of Provisory, 121, 187, 833.
, of Premanire, 883.
And see Acton Burnetl ; Cambridfre ;
Drogheda ; Leicester ; Ix>llards ;
Noi&tou ; Westminster ; Win-
chester.
Staundon, co. Kent, 544.
Staunford, John, 417, 614.
, Richard de, prior of St. Deny a by
Southampton, 405.
Staunton, co. Gloucester, 169, .^33.
Staunton, Geoffrey, 543.
, Henry, 255.
, James, 84.
, Robert, 846, 4C3, 549, 566.
, Thomas, 176, 326.
, William, abbot of Nutley, 651.
Stayeley, Staley, co. Derby, 185, 457.
Staveley, William, 24, 50, Gi, 117, 143, 437,
449, 464, 552.
Staverton, William, 44, 439.
Stayndrop, John, 468.
Staynford, William, 19.
Staynhurst, William, 121.
Staynour, William, 56.
Stebbing, Stebbyng, co. Essex, 180, 205.
Stebbnhnth. See Stepney.
Stedman, Stedeman, John, 64, 172.
Steeple, Stuple, Stiple, co. Dorset, 131, 339.
Bumpstead, co. Essex, 3, 197,255.
Morden, co. Cambridge, 461.
Btenelake, Thomas, 31.
, William, 31.
Stenynges. See Steyoing.
Stephen, king of England, 171.
Stephen, charters of, 61, 139, 148, 166, S40,
242-244, 251. 307, 808, 875, 893, 895,
396, 400, 402, 404-406, 496, 497.
, letters patent of, 876, 402, 496.
Stephens, Stephyns, William, 184,198, 371.
551.
Stephynson, Edward, 442.
Steple Claydon. See Claydon Steeple.
Stepleton, Stepulton [co. Hereford], 114, 428.
Stepney, Stebbnhuth, co. Middlesex, 151, 424.
Stepollangibrd. See Langford.
Stepulton. See Stapleton.
Sterbotell. See Starbottle.
Stereland, Thomas, 242.
Sterling, Sterlyng, John, 507.
, William, 213, 461.
Sterne, Henry, 188.
, Thomas, 89, 188.
Sterssacre, Robert, parson of Hadley, 466.
Steveday, Williaa, 362.
Stevensson, Henry, parson of Catfeld, 12.
Stevens, William, escheator in the county of
Warwick, 531.
Steyenys, Thomas, 254.
Stevynton, Stevyngton, co. Bedford, 7, 9,
104.
Steward, Sty ward, David, vicar of Minster,
Isle of Thanet, co. Kent, 325, 382.
, , vicar of St. John, Isle of
Thanet, co. Kent, 825, 328, 832.
Steward, John, 526.
Stewkley, Snikeley, oo. Buckingham, 195, 369.
Stcwton, Stoveton, Stuton, co. Lincoln, 179,
227, 428, 455.
Steynegreve, Thomas de, abbot of Rufford,
139.
Steyner, Richard, 154.
Steyning, Stenynges, eo. Sussex, 144.
Stcynolf, Robert, 523.
Steynton [co. Pembroke], 119, .533.
And see Stainton.
Stichell, Robert, bishop of Durham [I260-
74], 393.
Stillington, Robert, 255.
, , keeper of the privy seal, 115,
149, 288, 808, 343, 387, 512.
, , dean of St. Martin-Ie-Grand,
London, 17, 512.
, , bishop of Bath and,Wells[ 1466-
1491] and chancellor, 192, 477, 1512,
533,571, 572.
, archdeacon of Colchester and
Taunton, prebendary of York, St.
Davids and Westminster, and parson
of Ashbury, 17.
, , prebendary of St. Stephen's,
Westminster, 822.
, , prebendary of Chardstock, 322.
, Thomas, 496.
Stiple. See Steeple.
Stirkeland, Richard, 200.
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GENERAL INDEX.
70,5
Stirkeland, Ilicliard, Beatrice his wife, 200.
Stockerstoo, 8tokfa«toii, co. Leicester, 486.
Stockleigh Pomeroy, Stokelcgh Pomcray, co.
Devon, 192.
Stockwith [co. Lincoln], 552.
Stodard, John, master of the fraternity of
tailors, London, 463.
Stodehawe, Stodehaogh, John, 1 30, 205.
Stodeley. See Studley.
Stodeley, John, 281.
iStodesdon, co. Salop, 212.
Stogumber, Stogomer, Stokegomcr, co.
Somerset, 286, 866.
Stok, Thomas, 278.
Stokdale, Oliver, 5 U.
Stokdall, Geoffrey, 492.
Stoke, dean of. See Wolsflete.
» CO. Buckingham, 48.
t CO. Surrey, 423, 522.
Chew Stoke, co. Somerset, 547.
»*«wl« Hampton, co. Somerset, 23.
115,135,214,362.
^7 Nayland, co. Suffolk, 264, 314.
Albany, Stoke Dawebeney, co. North-
ampton, 30, 104, 854.
Bardolph, co. Nottingham, 195, 484.
Clare, oo. Suffolk, 50.
Stokecourcy, Stokegursey, co. Somerset, 388,
414.
» alien priory of, 73.
Stoke Dawebeney. See Stoke Albany.
Edith, CO. Hereford, 821.
Fleming, co. Devon, 320.
Goldington, co. Buckingham, 420.
Michell, CO. Somerset, 226.
Mulys, CO. Oxford, 883, 359, 360,
363.
Pcgi«, CO. Buckingham, 549.
Stokeqny. See Stow Quy.
Stokelristre, co. Somerset, 443.
Stokelegh Pomeray. See Stockleigh Pome-
roy.
Stokenhamme, lord of. See Montague.
Stokes, John, 8, 14,28, 96, 276, .306, 316.32.3.
363, 449, 508, 570.
.Alice his wife, 276, 306.
John, escheator in the counties of
Oxford and Berks, 381.
, Peter de, 260.
, Robert, 554.
Stokesby [co. Norfolk], 471.
Stokfaston. See Stockerston.
Stokhall, CO. Northumberland, 341.
Stokton, Henry, 573.
, John, 133, 176, 301, 825.
., Joan, 176.
, WUliaro, 815, 502.
, mayor of York, 30.
Stone, CO. Buckingham, 121, 367.
, CO. Kent, 411.
» CO. Somerset, hundred of, 7, 10, 104.
« 86914.
Stone, Henry, 5.
»^ton, John, 31, 463, 501.
» sheriff' of London and Middle-
sex, 433, 456.
, Roger, 31.
, William, 32.
» Stouys, Thomas, 352.
Stonar, Stoner, Thcmas, 889, 570.
Stonedon, co. Hertford, 66.
Stonehall, co. Suffolk, 286, 867.
Stoneham. See Stonham.
Stoneham, William, 176.
Stonehous, co. Devon, 536.
» CO. Gloucester, 443.
Stoneleigh, Stonle, co. Warwick, 2.
» Stonleye, co. Warwick, abbot and
convent of, 532,
, William, abbot of, 582.
Stoner. See Stonar.
Stonesfield, Stonefeld, co. Oxford, 25, 151, 359.
Stonham, Stoneham, co. Suffolk, 259.
, Little, 175.
Stonham, Robert, 550.
Stonle. See Stoneleigh.
Stonlond, co. Cornwall, 372.
Stonour, Stonore, Stoner, Thomas. 363 479
588, 570. ' •
Stontonbarry. See Stanton Barry.
Stonys, John, 8, 258.
Stony Stratford, co. Buckingham, 2, 76.
letters patent dated at, 572.
Stopham, co. Sussex, 443.
Stopyndon, John, keeper of the rolls of
Chancery, 168.
Store, William, 218.
Storer, Thomas, 32.
Storeton, co. Stafford, 879.
Storheton. See Stom'ngton.
Storigge, co. Devon, 372.
Stork, Storke, John, 98, 423, 563.
» Agnes his wife, 423.
Storrington, Storheton, co. Sussex, 443.
Storne, Henry, 524.
Thomas, 524.
Stortford, co. Hertford, 338, 506, 51 1.
Storthwaitc, Storwhalt, co. York, 39, 87, 285,
Storwhatt. See Storthwaite.
Stotesbuiy, William, 820.
Stotfold, Thomas, 15, 93.
.Walter, 288.
Stoughtou, Little, co. Bedford, 175.
Stougbton, Thomas, 6.
Stourgeon, John. III.
Stour Priaulx [co. Dorset], priory of, 74.
Stour Provost, Stoiire Prewe8,co. Doiset, 415
Stourton, co. Sufford, 481 .
Stourton, John, 150, 365.
• » of Stourton, 34. 36,37,65,67.
98, 99, 101. 132, 1,34, 154, 182,202
208,281,563,571.575. *
T Y
706
GENERAL INDEX.
Stoarton, John, lord StourtoD, 25, 54, 88.
, Reginald, 37, 98, 202, 575.
, WiUiam, 37, 98, 101, 151, 202, 234,
529, 568, 571, 575.
Stootefeld, Eliag, 417.
gtow Bardolph, Stowebardolf, co. Norfolk,
173, 179, 275, 3S5.
Stowe BedoD, Stowebydon, 50.
StowebydozL See Stowe Bedon.
StoweU, Robert, 14, SI, 99, 184, 231, 280,
801, 346, 364, 365, 368, 571.
Stowe St. Edward, co. Gloucester, 327.
Stowlangtoft, Stowelongtoft, co. Suffolk, 257.
Stowmarket, co. Suffolk, 316.
Stow Quy, Stokeqby, co. Cambridge, 195.
Strace, John, 411.
, Alice his wife, 411.
Stradell Vale, co. Hereford, 372.
Stradlynge, Edmund, 99.
Strafforth, John, 502.
Straogboue, Robert, 254, 538.
Strange, Richard, 36.
Strangstj, co. York, 26.
Strangwaj6,'Strangwa88he, Slrangua78,jHme8,
80, 66.
, knight, 30, 66, 102, 233,267,
270, 277, 279, 466, 511, 530, 588, 576,
577.
, Richard, 30, 66, 466, 576.
Stratfield Mortymer, co. Berkii, 131.
Stratfieldsaye, Stratfeldsay [co. Berks], alien
priory of, 73.
Stratford, co. Suffolk, 316.
on Avon, CO. Warwick, 80,
, warden and chaplains of the college
of, 285.
, Henry Sever, warden of, 235.
atte Bowe, co. Middlesex, 53.
, prioress and nuns of, 308.
Langthome, co. Essex, 221, 395,
450.
, abbot and convent of, 398.
Stratford, John, 15.
, John de, archbishop of Canterbury
[1333-1848], 235.
, Robert de, bishop of Chichester,
[1337-1362], 251.
Stratton. See Stretton.
Stratton, CO. Cornwall, 174, 372.
, nundred of, 204.
on the Fosse, co. Somerset, 23, 362,
370.
St. Margaret, St. Margaret Stretton,
CO. WUts, 435, 582.
Stratton, John, prior of Monkton Farleigh,
460.
, Thomas, 415.
, , clerk of the works, 11, 69.
Straunge, Hamo, 258.
, Alice his wife, 258.
, John, 232.
, , clerk of the works, 11.
Straunge, John., ord le, 200, 469, 507, 570,
574.
, Richard, 204, 302.
, ,lord le, 200, 469.
, Elizabeth his wife, 200, 469.
, Robert, 279.
Straangebetton. See Betton.
Streatham, Stretham, co. Surrey, 113, 226,
428.
Strebotell. See Starbottom.
Strelley, John, 304.
, Robert, 102, 190, 569.
Strensham, Streynesham, co. Worcester, 186,
189.
Stretche, Nicholas, 202.
Strete, co. Derby, 420.
Strete, John, 420.
Robert, 509.
Stretham, co. Cambridge, 820.
Stretton, 376, 377.
Stretton, Stratton, co. Rutland, 80, 540.
, CO. Salop, 443.
Stretton, John, 197.
Streynesham. See Strensham.
Strickland Kettle, Strikelond KetuU, co.
Westmoreland, 169.
Strickland, co. Westmoreland, 169.
Strlklond, Walter, 84.
Stringer, Thomas, 89.
Strociis, Louis de, 381.
Strode, co. Dorset, 413.
Strode, Nicholas, abbot of Hyde by Win-
chester, 298.
, William, 358.
Stroode, Strode, Stroude, co. Kent. 131, 239.
Strother, Richard, parson of Bisley, 423, 459.
, , parson of Hinton, 423.
Strotte, William, 134.
Stroude. See Strood.
Stroweteby. See Scratby.
Strubby, Strubbe, co. Lincoln, 184.
Strumpshaw, Strompeshawe, co. Norfolk, 179,
855, 475.
Strykeland, Richard, 22.
Stubbes, Nicholas, 206.
, Thomas, 256, 815.
Stucle, Stukle, Stukeley, Hugh, 257.
Stucley. See Stukeley.
Stucley, John, 90, 560, 565.
, Richard, 356.
Studley, Stodeley, co. Oxford, 418.
Stukeley, Stucley, co. Huntingdon, 90.
Stukeley. See Stewkley.
Stukle, Stucle, Hugh, 381.
Stuple. See Steeple.
Sturdy, William, 32.
Sturgeon, John, 4, 296, 818.
, Nicholas, 4.
Sturminster Marshall, Stormynstre Marchali,
CO. Dorset, 73, 1U8, 448.
Sturmouth, John, 174.
GENERAL INDEX.
707
Starmy, John, 274.
, WiniAm, 16, 56.
Sturmynstre Marchall. See Stonninster
Marshall.
Slurry, Sturrey, co. Kent, 101, 133.
Sturton. See StourtoD.
Storton, StourtoD, co. Lincoln, 169.
StutevUe, Thomas, 134, 180, 205.
Stuton. See StewtoD.
Stychemerssh, Stephen, 176.
Stybyrst, Richard, 336.
Style, John, 411.
Sty ward, John, 1,
And see Stewart.
Subsidy of tonnage and poundage, 12, 55, 79,
95, 188, 283, 294, 295, 828, 334, 343,
353, 363, 386, 387, 423, 432, 440, 513.
515.
of wools, hides and wool-fells,l2, 13,
54, 55, 68, 79, 107, 116, 143, 150, 185,
188, 220, 222, 229, 294, 295, 324, 345,
353, 363, 378, 386, 387, 422, 423, 426,
432, 440, 442, 448, 513, 515.
from aliens, 276.
and ulnage of ctoth,22, 45, 47, 49, 63,
78,105,115, 128, 130, 156,209,213,
217, 218, 219, 230, 855, 358, 446, 448,
461,462,472,541.
Sudbury, co. Suffolk, 131.
Sudbury, John, 449.
, , rector of Springfield, 3.
, Robert, 449.
Sitdeley, lord of. See Botiller.
, Ralph de, 25, 98, 152, 564.
Suffolk, county, 10, 17-19, 21, 24, 27, 33, 50,
52, 71, 75, 88, 92, 95-97, 111, 117,
119, 131, 138, 139, 142, 149, 180, 185,
189, 193, 195, 201, 204, 214, 223, 232,
279, 302, 847, 348, 379, 390, 391, 442,
452, 472, 580.
, sheriff of, 268, 302, 348, 452, 480,
530.
And see Danyell ; Mongomery.
> escheator in, 224, 338, 345, 353.
, admiral of. See Radclyff.
, outlawries in, 2, 4, 5, 173, 173,254-
259, 314, 316, 319, 411-415, 418, 420,
404, 507, 513.
subsidy and ulnage of cloth in, 45,
219.
, justices of the peace in, 260.
, commissions of the peace in, 572.
, duke of. See De k Pole.
Sugar, Hugh, treasurer of Wells cathedral,
478.
Snharra, William de, 68, 201.
Solby, iU>bot and convent of, 155.
Suiwath. See Solway.
Sulyard, John, 35, 232, 348, 452, 530, 573.
Summersbury, Somersbury, co. Surrey, 179.
Sunday Sight, Sondaysyght, co. Northumber-
land, 341.
Sundridge, Snndrisse, Sundrissh, co. Kent,
188,258,801,875.
Sumlrisse, Sundrissh. See Suodridge.
Sunningwell, SynyngwelJ, co. Berks, 369.
Surfleet, Sarfletc, co. Lincoln, 169, 242, 505.
Surflet, John son of Godfrey de, 242.
Surrey, 10, 16, 18, 29, 38, 47, 85, 88, 95, 111,
127, 201, 203, 207, 208, 231, 2S2, 273,
278, 301, 304, 391, 448, 453, 489, 538.
sheriff of, 29, 37, 179, 211, 385, 472,
483, 553, 573.
And see Gaynesford.
, escheator in, 36, 183, 290, 291,435.
^mf«ee Brigges; Care we ; Pt»stell.
, outlawries in, 2, 5, 57, 254, 263, 324,
410,415, 504, .508, 537.
, commissions of the peace in, 573.
, bailiwick of, 64, 1*23.
, subsidy and ulnage of cloth in, 213,
461, 462.
, archdeaconry of, 28.
, earl of. See Warenne.
Surteys, Thomas, 215.
Sussex county, 10, 16, 18, 29, 38, 47, 85, 97,
111, 127, 133, 144, 203, 205, 207, 208,
231, 232, 280. 301, 304, 347, 391, 408,
423, 489, 493, 528, 538.
, sheriff of, 29, 31, 37, 472, 553, 574.
And see Gaynesford.
, escheator in, 36, 290, 291, 345, 455.
And see Carewe ; Pestell.
, outlawries in, 4, 411, 413, 419,520,
555.
, subsidy and ulnage of cloth in, 2 1 3 ,
461,462.
, commissions of the peace in, 574.
Suthamylton. See South Molton.
Suthfryte. See South Frith.
Suthegrenehowe. See Greenhoc.
Suthenley. See Henly.
SuthiU. See Sotehill.
Suthoo. See Southoe.
Suthpederton. See Petherton.
Suthtaupton. See Tawton.
Suthwell. See Southwell.
Suthwottou. See Wootton, South.
Suthwyk. See Southwick.
Suthwyk, John, 35.
Sutterton, Soterton, co. Lincoln, 270, 471.
Sutton, 446.
, CO. Bedford, 331.
, CO. Devon, 83.
, CO. Nottingham, 360.
, CO. Northampton, 104, 354.
, CO. York, 169, 454.
on Trent, co. Nottingham, 216, 435.
......... on Derwent, co. York, 223.
at Hone, co. Kent, 52i.
Courtney, co. Berks, 70, 118, 153,
AS6.
Lucy, CO. Devon, 333, 859, 364, 365.
Priour, co. Devon, 16, 309.
Raff, CO. Devon, 16, 309.
Vautort, CO. Devon, 16, 309.
Y Y 2
708
GENERAL INDEX.
Sutton, Elizabetb, 355.
, Hamo, 500, 667.
, John, of Duddeley, 98, 670, 572, 575.
Richard, 6, 123, 202, 270, 303,361,
569.
, Robert, 121, 487, 500.
, ThomaK, master of the fraternity of
tailors, London, 463.
, William, 460.
, , master of Burton St. Lazarasof
Jerusalem and warden of St. Giles
without London, 123, 136, 846, 462,
566.
Suyngham (? Ovingham), co. Northumber-
land, 199.
SwafiFham, Swhapham, co. Cambridge, 196,
197, 287,369.
, CO. Norfolk, 170,211.
, Priour, CO. Cambridge, 2.
Swallow, Swalowe, co. Lincoln, 169.
Swallowfield, Swalewefeld, co. Berks, 169, 335,
445, 481.
Swan, Swanne, John, 351, 463, 485.
, Robert, 49.
, William, 566.
Swanage, Swanwych, co. Dorset, 318.
Swanborne [co. Buckingham] , 62.
Swancomb, Swannescombe, co. Kent, 88, 131,
465, 548.
Swancote, Swanecote, John, 63, 452, 515.
Bwanewik. See Swanwick.
Swanherd, office of, 193.
Swaulond, co. York, 237.
Swannescombe. See Swancomb.
Swans, 15, 278,281.
Swansea, Swaynesey, co. Glamorgan, 119f
296, 426.
Swanton, co. Norfolk, 318.
Swanton Morley, Morle Swanton, co. Norfolk,
255.
Swanwick, Swanewik [co. Southampton],
136.
Swavesey, co. Cambridge, 37, 1 58.
, priory of, 87.
Swaveshey, 549.
Swayn, Robert, 256.
Swayne, William, 475, 476.
Swaynesey. See Swansea.
Sweden, 286, 378.
Sweder, John, 446.
Swerdbreke, Tliomas, 418.
Swere, Thomas atte, the, 266.
Swerenden, William, 59, 336.
Sweteman, John, 194.
Swetenham, James, ? 74.
, Elizabeth his wife, 174.
S willy ngton, John, 28.
Swinesgarth, 377.
Swineshead, Swyneshed, co. Lincoln, 169,
468.
Swinford, Old, Oldswynford, co. Worcester,
112,221, 297, 329, 330.
Swinhoe, Shenhow, Swynhowe, co. Northura-
berhind, 118,199,340.
Swiuhope, Swynehope, co. Lincoln, 169.
Swire, Swere, co. Dorset, 225, 226.
Swynarton, Humphrey, 101.
Swynbom, John, 348.
Swynboume, Henry, 149.
Swynshed, Geoffrey, 2.
, Henry, 2.
, Isabel his wife, 2.
Sy, Thomas, 195.
Sybill. See Sibill.
Sybson, William, 507.
, Cecily his wife, 507.
Sydhurgh. See Sidborough.
Syde, le, co. Northumberland, 341.
Sydenham, 151.
Sydenham, Sidnam, John, 444.
, the elder. 99, 134, 203, 281,
301,365,868,671.
, , , sheriff of Somerset, 536.
, , the younger, 134, 203, 231,
301,346, 364, 365, 571.
Sydney. See Sidney.
Sylver. See Silver.
Symon, Robert, 174.
Symoud, John, 146, 202.
Richard, 38, 281.
Symondys, Roland, 56.
Bymoneston, co. Dublin, 54.
Symsou, John, 492.
, Richard, 20, 121, 536, 545.
, Robert, 459.
Thomas, 174.
Synyngwell. See Sunningwell.
Syon [co. Middlesex], abbey of St. Saviour
and SS. Mary and Bridget, 97, 144.
, {ibbess and convent of, 56,97, 144,
177,216,406.
, Elisabeth, abbess of, 66, 97, 144, 177,
216.
Syred, Robert, 815.
Syrescote, co. Stafford, prebend of, 270, 379.
Syriche, John, 107.
Syser, John, 2.
Syward, William, 410.
Sywell, CO. Northampton, 153.
T.
Tackbear, Tekebeare, co. Coniwall, 10, 104,
372.
Tackley, Takley, co. Oxford, 263, 418.
Tadoaster, co. York, 39, 198, 223, 454.
Taddiport, Tadypone, co. Devon, 265.
Tadlow, Thadlowe, co. Cambridge, 181.
Tagge, John, 508.
.......... William, rector of Norton in Hales,
94, 459.
GENERAL INDEX.
709
Tailboys, TaylbovK, John, 101,205, 371,419.
567.
.Walter, 371.
.William, 34, 86, 89, 112. 113, 115,
144, 149, 151, 181, 199, 210, 224, 270.
282, 292, 295. 849, 867, 419, 454, 457»
461, 466, 486.
, Klixabcth his wife, 89, 144.
.William, of South Kvme, 871. 470,
471,544.
Taillour, John, 185, 173.
Nicholag, 471, 544.
» Richard, 5.
, Thomas, 411.
William, 824.
And see Tayllour.
Takbere. See Tackbear.
Taklejr. See Tadclej.
Talazhaljn. See TuUyallen.
Tklazdownhill, co. Louth, 74.
Talbct, Brian, 12, 86. 457, 491.
> Elizabeth, countess of Shrewsbury.
800, 316, 414, 420.
» John, Tifloount Lysle, 127.
> ••..... second earl of Shrewsbur}', 25
30, 40-42, 91, 99, 152, 26S, 284, 800*
889. '
' third earl, 91, 268, 339, 562,
569, 570. 572.
» Margaret, countess of Shrewsbury.
127,284. ^'
, Bichard, 238.
Thomas, viscount Ljsle, 127.
, William, 414, 512.
Talbotes Landes, co. Northumberland, 199.
Talgarth, Talgard, [co. Brecon], 91.
Tallagharn. See Laughame.
Talmond, Talamond, in Aquitaiue, 451.
Talworth Wratting, co. Suffolk, 445, 48!.
Talyboys. See Tailboys.
Tamar riyer. 204.
Tamworth, 445, 480, 518, 520.
» colle^ate church of, prebend of
Coten m, 387.
; f prebend of Syrescote in, 270,
» > <l«an and chapter of, 270, 379.
••. dean of. See Bate.
Tanelesbjr, 876, 877.
Tanleld, Robert, 85, 295, 569.
the younger, 37.
Tankard. Edmund. 218. 325, 388.
Tanner, William, 510.
Xanworth, Tonworth. co. Warwick, 490.
Ti4>lyt, John, 504.
Tapton, Master John, dean of St. Axaph, 47.
Tarrant Gunville, Tarcnt Goundevile, co.
Dorset, 131.
Tarset, Treswet, co. Xorthumberlaod, 341.
^*^rkt TrosKetpurke, co. Northumber-
land, 341.
Tassagard. See Sagpird.
Taster, Master Peter, dean of St. Severin,
Bordeaux, 80, 102,515.
, rector of Chartham, 80.
, rector of St. James, Oarlick.
Hithe, London, 462.
» , prebendary of Leighton Buz-
zard, 80.
, provost of St. John's, Beverley,
515.
Tate, John, 275, 276, 352, 428.
» , sheriff of London and Middle-
sex, 438, 456.
, the elder, 487.
, Roger. 4.
Tatenhiil, co. Stafford, 300.
Tatirshale. See Tattershali.
Tattershall, Tatirshale, co. Lincoln, 174.
Tauke, Thomas, 516.
Taunton, co. Somerset, 108, 173, 413.
, archdeacon of. .Sec Stillingtou.
Tavemer, Nicholas, 575.
Robert. 231, 509.
.Thomas, 410.
Ta ve$t\>k . See Tavist ock .
Tavistock, Tavestok, Tavystok, co. Devon,
abbot and convent of, 222, 273, 536.
...abbot of, 37, 233.
, John abbot ef, 33, 222, 273, 563.
» John Denyngton, abbot of, 536.
Taweton, Richard, abbot of Hartland, 497.
Tawke, Tuwcke, Thomas, 8, 31, 280.
Tawton, South, Suthtaupton, co. Devon, 264,
314.
Tax on strangers, 219.
Taylard, Taillard, Walter, 66, 560, 565.
, William, 561, 565.
Taylboys. See Tailboys.
Taylour, Tayllour, Adam, 173.
.John 418. 436.
.Matthew, 37.
Richard, 87.
, WiDiaro, 172, 257, 314, 317.
And see Taillour.
Tealby, Teleby, co. Lincoln, 227, 343. 345.
Tebaude, Andrew, 874.
Tebbe, John, 420, 458.
Tcdyngworth, Thomas, 468.
Tecs river, 348, 363, 549.
Teign, South, Soutbteygne. co. Devon, 360.
Tckebeare. See Tackbear.
Telaijrharn. Nee Laughame.
Teltbv. Nee Tealbv.
Temroysford. Nee Tempsfonl.
Temodisbury. .See Ten bury.
Tempest, Itichard, 455.
Nicholas, 455.
Templehnrst, co. York, 469.
Temple Newsoroe, co. York, 469.
710
GENERAL INDEX.
Temporalities, restitution of, 9, 85, 107, 185,
187, 192, 219, 220, 224, 228, 289, 290,
332, 334, 338, 345, 353, 363, 380, 455,
477, 478, 524, 634.
Tempsford, Temmysford, 80.
Tempyll, William, 114, 183.
* Tempylmylle,' co. Essex, 35.
Temyo, Richard, 34.
Tenbury, Temodisbury, co. Worcester, 474.
Tenby, Teneby [co- Pembroke], 114.
, burgesses of, 306.
Tendering. See Tendrin4c.
Tenderyng, William, 254.
Tendring, Tenderyng, co. Essex, 508.
, hundred of, 124.
Tenham. Sre Teynham.
Tenterden, Tentwarden, co. Kent, 274, 314,
353, 451.
, hundred of, 274.
Tenterden, John, 258.
Teny, Walter, 80.
Tenyngton. See Thaunington.
Tere, John, 492.
Terni, bishop of. See Copinis.
Terouanne, in France, diocese of, 332, 551.
Teryngton, Robert, 52.
, Thomas, 52.
Tetbury, co. Gloucester, 510.
Teteney. See Tetney.
Tetney, Teteney, co. Lincoln, 41.
Tetsworth, co. Oxford, 533.
Tettenhall, co. Stafford, 378.
, , dean of. See Hethcote ; Well .
Teuleshed, co. Westmoreland, 169.
Teutony, 322.
Teverton. See Tiverton.
Tewkesbury, co. Gloucester, monastery of St.
Mary, 93, 106, 296.
, abbot and convent of, 93, 106, 296.
, abbot of, 170,418.
, John, abbot of, 93, 106, 229.
, charter dated at, 387.
Tey, John, 33, 564.
Teynerton Drewe. See Drews teingfton.
Tevnhani, Tenham, co. Kent, 330,417, 465,
548.
Thadlowe. See Tadlow.
Thakker, Thomas, 505.
Thame, co. Oxford, 363.
Thames river, 12, 15, 69, 70, 84, 97, 102, 144,
191, 198, 202, 216, 223, 278, 287, 347,
39/, 405, 451, 478.
, bailiff of, 355.
Thanet, Isle of, co. Kent, 325, 332, 403, 404,
417, 526.
Thannington, Tenyngton, co. Kent, 88, 465,
548.
Thaxted, Thaxsted, co. Essex, 4, 17, 181,
180,205,412, 420.
Thcddlethorpe, Thedilthorp, co, Lincoln,
199.
Thekenesse, James, 46, 70,
Thermerton. See TormartoD.
Therston, 12.
Thester Waver, co. Warwick, 542.
Thetford, 253, 420.
, CO. Norfolk, ^56.
, prior and convent of, 73.
, John, prior of, 503.
Theydon Garnon, co. Essex, 344, 356.
Thcyne Roland, 520.
Thiriby, co. York, 89.
Thirlkeld, Lancelot, 280.
Thimesto, co. Lincoln, 4.
Thirsk, John, 206, 541.
^ , Agnes his wife, 541.
, Alice bis wife, 541.
, Ellen his wife, 541.
And see Thriske.
Thirston, Thristerton, co. Northumberland,
199, 340.
Tbistildene, Robert, 816.
Thiwode, Thywode, in South Wales, 119,
583.
Thlnde, Thomas, 34.
Thoeney, Roger de, 394.
Thomas, duke of Gloucester, son of Edward
III., 896.
, Nicholas, 261, 523.
, William, 204, 302.
Thomas son of Henry, 83.
Thomaainns, nephew of Francis de Copinis,
59.
Thommes, William, 36.
Thomon, in Ireland, 117.
Thomson, Cornell us, 489, 491.
, John, 139.
, Lem, 230.
, Richard, 492.
, Robert, 492.
-, 492.
, Simon, 212.
, Thomanson, William, 210, 460, 511.
There, William, parson of Famham, co.
Buckingham, 315.
Thoresby, North, co. Lincoln, 332.
Thoresway, co. Lincoln, 227, 845.
Bayons, co. Lincoln, 846.
Nevile, co. Lincoln, 345.
Beaumont, co. Lincoln, 179.
Thorn by Ottery St. Mary, co. Devon, 430.
Thornam, Edmund, 350.
, Edward, 469.
Thornay, co. Somerset, 108.
Thornburgh, John, 887.
, Leonard, 12, 135, 528, 566.
, Roland, 492.
Thornbiim, Over, co. Northumberland, 340,
341.
, Nether, 340, 341.
Thornbury, co. Devon, 382.
, John, cscheator in the county of
Middlesex, 219.
GENERAL INDEX.
711
Thornbmy, Richard, 320.
Thome, letters patent dated at, 396.
, CO. Devon, 119.
, CO. York, 848, 487.
Thome, Edmnnd, 28.
Thomebargh, Kdward, 292.
, Leonard, 85.
Thomer, Thoraonr, co. York, 815.
Thomes, co. Westmoreland, 169.
Thometon. See Thornton.
Thomey, abbey of, 861, 880, 407.
, abbot and convent of, 406, 407.
, Thomas Wysbeche, abbot of, 361,
390, 406.
, Robert, abbot of, 406.
, Walter, abbot of, 406, 407.
Thorabam, Simon, 471.
, , warden of Holy Trinity, Cam-
bridge, 1 18, 473.
Thornton, 848.
, Thometon, co. Devon, 7, 10, 104,
293, 519.
, CO. Lincohi, 844, 845.
„co. York, 128, 169, 476.
in Lonesdale, co. York^ 60.
in Craven, co. York, 118, 141, 361.
Thornton, Thorneton, Giles, 4S.
, John, 46, 206, 284.
, Richard, 552.
, Roger, 48, 116, 288, 848, 349, 450.
, , sheriff of Northumberland, 541.
, William, rector of Enville, 518.
Thoroffgode, John, 234.
Thorpe, co. Lincoln, 112, 151, 871.
, CO. Northampton, 480, 441.
, the men of, 887.
, CO. Surrey, 206, 507.
by Ixworth, co. SuJSblk, 412.
Thorp, Geoffrey, 318.
, John, 134, 208, 414, 423.
Ralph, 208.
Robert, 127.
, Rose his wife, 127.
, Roger, 292.
, Thomas, 184.
, William, 428.
Thorplaogton. See Langton.
Thorpe Langton, co. Leicester, 413.
Thorpe Underlefe, co. York, 511.
Thorpwaterfeld, Thorpwatervyle, co. Derby,
7, 9, 28, 104, 268, 533.
Thoryngton. See Torrington.
Thringnton, Thringeston, co. I^icester, 187.
Thriske, Thryskc, John, 30, 357.
, , mavor of the Staple of Calais,
275, 276, 351.
And see Thirsk.
ThriKterton. See Thirston.
Throgmerton, Throkmorton, Thomas, 178,
379, 417, 489, 491, 508, 574, 575.
Throlthrop, Henry, 29.
Throp. See Thorpe.
Throuckeston. See Thraxtou.
Throwley, Treulegh, IVevelegh, co. Kent, 97,
106, 144, 178, 329, 880.
Thrastanby, co. York, 198, 454.
Thmxton, Throuckeston, co. Hereford, 372,
Thrylwall, Robert, 818.
Thryske. See Thriske.
Thundersley, co. Essex, 868.
Thundre, Thomas, 129.
Thurgeston, co. Leicester* 362.
Thurgor, William, 511.
Thurgot, William, 420.
Thurkelby, Robert, 4.
Thurland, co. Lancaster, 445, 461.
Thurland, Margaret, 356.
Thurleigh, Thurley, co. Bedford, 417.
Thurlewall, Richard, 36.
Thurlow, Great, co. Suffolk, 218.
Thurascoe, Thimescogh, co. York, 376, 877.
Thurrock, co. Essex, 507.'
, West, prebend of, 22.
Thurs, Stephen de, 378.
Thursby, George, 492.
Thurske, Richard, 450.
Thurthorp, CO. Lincoln, 199.
Thnrvaston, Thurbaston, co. Derby, 444.
Thwaytes, Henry, 26, 206.
John, 80, 102, 577.
, Thomas, 442.
, WiUiam, 138.
Thymolby, Richard, 467.
Thywode. See Thiwode.
Tibenham, Tybenham [co. Norfolk], 67, 88,
185, 173.
Tibberton, Tyverton, co. Salop. 448.
Tichmarsh, Tychemerssb, co. Northampton,
415.
Ticknall, Tyknale, co. Derby, 422.
Tilbury, Tileby, Tylbary, co. Essex, 197, 287,
507.
, West, Westilbury, 296, 389.
Tileby. See Tilbury.
Tilleslow, Toleslo in Viiitawe, co. Devon, 175.
Tilney, co. Norfolk, 4, 253.
TiUhead, Tyleshide, co. Wills, 57, 145, 177.
Tilton, CO. Leicester, 158, 486.
Tintera [co. Monmouth] , Thomas, abbot of,
229.
Tiptoft, John, earl of Worcester, 21, 58, 66,
68,87,88, 115, 118, 133, 188, 184, 193,
204, 217, 238, 270, 279, 281-283, 289,
300, 303, 304, 843, 346, 848, 884, 488,
484, 450, 469, 478, 479, 488, 490, 539,
530, 538, 560, .563, .565, 57!, 572,
574, 575.
, treasurer of Enghind, 182,286,
308, 356.
, , chancellor of Ireland, 293.
, , justice of North Wales, 62,271,
529.
, steward of the household, 880.
, constable of England, 74, 880.
712
GENKliAL INDEX.
Tiptoft, John, constable of the Tower of Lon-
don, 61.
Tirell. Sec Tyrrll.
Tiringham, Thomas, 470, 484.
Tirley, Trylley, co. Gloucester, 183.
Tirlingham, T}Tly ogham, co. Kent, 544.
Tirlington, co. Leicester, 199.
TiiTngham. See Tiringham.
Tiuho, CO. Warwick, 6.
Titchfleld, Tychefeld, oo. Southampton, 504.
, abbot and convent of, 136.
Tiverton, Teverton, Tyverton, co. Dovon, 41,
70, 116, 254, 317, 383, 359.
, hundred of, 70, 116, 323, 359.
Tobjr. William, 67.
Tobjn, Robert, 466.
Tockeoham, Tokenham, co. Wilts, 13*.
Tocotes, Tokotes, Roger, 32, 37, 98, 99,
385, 575.
, Elizabeth bis wife, 385.
Tode, Thomas, the younger, 29.
Todenham. See Tuddenham.
Toft, 00. Cambridge, 131.
, CO. Lincoln, 169.
Tofte, John, 204.
Toftes,eo. Norfolk, priory of, 74, 125
Toke Robert, 229, 297.
Tokenham. See Tockeuham.
Tokerman, Thomas, 505.
Tokotes. See Tocotes.
Tole, John, 410.
Toleslo. See Tilleslow.
Toleslo, William, 175.
Toller, Tolre Poroorum, co. Dorset, 225, 22ti,
454.
ToUerton, Torlaston, co. Nottingham, 41 1.
Tollesbury, co. Essex, 35, 396 .
Toilette, William, parson of Hadley, 466.
Tolas, William, 135.
TomyoT, Richard, 488.
Tonbridge, Tunbrigge, co. Keut, 279, 319,
417.
Tone, Thomas, 31.
Tong, Roger, 62.
Tonge, CO. Kent, 131.
Tonsford, co. Kent, 88, 121. 465, 549.
Tonworth. See Tan worth.
Tooting Bee, Totyngbeke, co. Surrey, priory
of, 113, 428.
Topcliffe, Topclyffe, co. York, 42, 85, 116,
186, 189, 435.
.., letters patent dated at, 567.
Topolyff, John, 34, 451.
Toppes, Robert, the elder, 323.
Toppesham. See Topsham.
Topsham, Toppesham, co. Devon, 70, 122,
477.
Torbryan, Torrybrian, co. Devon, 225, 227,
831.
Toregge. See Torridge.
Torell, Richard, 296.
Torkington, Thorkingtoii, TorkvngtoD, Henry
191, 478, 560, 565.
Torksey, co. Lincoln, 469.
Torlaston. See Tollertfio.
Torniartou, Thermerton, co. Gloucester, 172.
Torre, co. Devon, abbot and canons of, 556.
, abbot of, 37.
Torrebrian. See Torbryan.
Torridge, Toregge, co. Devon, 108.
Torrington, Thoryngton, Tor>'ngton,Torryton,
CO. Devon, 7, 10, 104,' 265.
, Little, 212.
, Black, Blaktorj'ngton, co. Dotod,
389.
, East, Bsteryngton, co. Lincoln, 87.
Toryngton. See Torrington.
Toser, John, 320.
Toteneys. See Totnes.
Totnes, Tottenesse, Tottoneys, co. Devon,
172.
, mayor of, 37.
And see Pralle.
, archdeaconry of, 80.
., prior and convent of, 218.
Totnowe. See Tottenhoe.
Tottenesse. See Totnes.
Tottenham, Totenbam, co. Middlesex, 176,
326, 352.
TtUfenhoe, Totnowe, co. Northampton, 48,
539.
, CO. Buckingham, 502.
Tottoneys. See Totnes.
Totyngbeke. See Tooting Bee.
Touke, John, 365.
Touken, Richard, 172.
Toure, Leonard, 174.
Toures, John, 199, 492.
Tournaments, 485.
Tourney, John. 451.
Tours, money of, 140.
, charters dated at, 306, 375.
Touthwaite. See Dowthwaite.
Towenesend, Roger, 568.
To^er, Thomas, 260.
Towne, John of, 4.
Townende, John, 339.
Towold, Richard, 2.
Towsyngton, co. Devon, 429.
Towyn Meronnygh, [co. Merioneth], 55.
Toyntou, Low, Nethertynton, co. Lincoln, 468.
Traas, WiUiam, 6, 1 74.
Tracy, William, 86.
Traharn ap Jevan ap Meryk, 76, 280, 355.
Tranby, co. York, 237.
Trane, Laurence, 248.
Travercff, William, 320.
Travers, John, 269.
Trayne Clynton, in South Wales, 114.
Treahan, George, 207.
, John, 207.
Treake, John, 206.
*««
-^s^
GENERAL INDEX.
713
Treasurer. See Kxcbequer.
Treber, John, 9.
TrebiU, Thoiim8,491.
Trebon, John, 188.
, Richard, 414.
TrebreflT, WUliam, 101.
Tredewey, Walter, 318.
• Margaret his wife, 318.
Tredre, co. Cornwall, 488.
Tredre, William, 488.
Trefty, Thonuw, 34, 36, 43, 100, 204, 270,
412,661.
, William, 452.
Tregarlhen, IVegarthyn, Thoma«, 389, 544.
Trega«owe, Olirer, 206.
» Stephen, 207.
Tregellest, John, 101.
Tregemeljn, co. Cornwall, 108.
Tregett, Tregeit, co. Hereford, 72, 85. 197,
424.
Tregodek, Thomas, 174.
Tregonyburgh, co. Cornwall, 488.
Treguran, John, 456.
Trellek [co. Monmouth], 527.
Trelowia, co. Cornwall, 225, 227, 331.
Treluvcn, co. Cornwall, 488.
Trelnyen, Richard, 488.
Tremaen, Tremajn, co. Cardigan, 488.
Trematon, Tremynton, co. Cornwall, 126.
532.
Tremeryn, Henry, 477.
Tremodret, co. Cornwall, 197.
Tremynton. See Trematon.
Trenchard, Henry, 27, 38, 56, 804, 504, 572.
Trenowith, John, 100.
Trent river, 460, 552.
f forettfl south of, 46, 77.
•••> , forests north of, 61, 540.
» , keeper of. See Neville.
Trenthgaas, Thomas, 101.
Trenynyek, co. Cornwall, 287.
Trescote, co. Stafford, 510.
Tresgam, Hufh, parson of Ronfeire (New-
borough), 428.
, Richard, 529.
Treaham, Thomas, 35, 36, 111, 134, 153, 225,
226, 321, 869, 431, 437, 470, 569.
Treskawe, John Wilh'am, 201.
Treaaet. See Tarset.
Trethenek [co. Cornwall], 513.
Tretowcr, Trevetour, 268.
Treug, William, 204.
Treolegh. See Throwley.
Trerasso, co. Cornwall, 1C8.
Treveley. See Throwley.
Trevelyn, co. Cornwall, 197.
Tjoefvenoar, William, 36.
Trever, John, 803.
Treveri, Peter, keeper of the rolls of Chanceiy
in Ireland, 26.
Trevt^ken, Trevyjkyn, William, 265.
Trevette, John, 211.
Trevilian, Trevylyan, Henrv, masJer of the
hospital of St, Katharine by the Tower,
London, 42, 140.
, John, 28, 36, 278.
Trevor, John, 37.
Trevuwith, Otto, 204.
, Peter, 68,201.
Trewanlryth. See Tywardreath.
Trewe, William, 417.
Trewelove, Robert, 302.
Trewlegh. See Throwley.
Trewolsta [co. Cornwall], 513.
Trewyn, Thomas, 384, 385.
, Kliiabeth his wife, 385.
Trewynnard, William, 101.
Trewynyan, co. Cornwall, 197.
Trigg, CO. Cornwall, hundred of, 204.
Trill. See Broklond Trille.
Trim, Trym, co. Meath, 40, 41, 185, 325, 340.
388.
, * le Betaghrie ' of, 388.
» St. Mary's, abbot and convent of, 41.
» » Christopher, abbot of, 41.
Trimleston, Trymletiston, lord of. See Heme-
wall.
Trinescho. See Thurnscoe.
Trobell, William. 174.
Trokehome. See Crewkeme.
Trolby, John, 417.
Tromy, Robert, 19.
Tronage and pesage, 11, 20, 211, 294, 343,
514.
Tropnell, Tropeuell, Thomas, 339, 365.
Troston, co. Suffolk, 547.
Troutbeck, Troutebek, co. Westmoreland, 169.
Troutbeck, William, 209.
, , knight, 209.
Trowbridge, Trobridge, co. Wilt*, 212.
Trowse, co. Norfolk, 321.
Trowte, John, 206, 234.
Troy, Troe, co. Monmouth, 425.
Troys, John, 374.
Trublevile, Ralph de, 395.
Tmmpington, co. Cambridge, 369, 525.
Trumpour, William, 410.
Trunke, John, 313.
Truro, Trurubnrgh, oo. Cornwall, 507.
Trussel, Arnold, 553.
Trussell, Thomas, 35.
, William, 50, 390.
TryUey. See Tirley.
Trym. See Trim.
Trym, Geoffrey, SO.
Trymletiston. See Trimleston.
Tryppe, John, 504.
Tryskawe, Willi'un. 68.
I Tiyvet, John, 211.
Tnddenham, Todeoham, co. Suffolk, 180.
Tudenham, Thomas, 28, 182, 142, 180, 184.
186, 188,195,517.
714
GENERAL INDEX.
Tuderley. See Ty therley.
Tudgualut the clerk, 527.
Tudor» Edmund, earl of Bichmond, 26, 89,
71, 114, 130, 197, 212, 563, 363.
, Henry, eitrl of Richmond, 71, 114,
130.
, Margaret, countess of Richmond, 362 .
, Jasper, earl of Pembroke, 80, 86, 42,
99, 103, 111, 114,153,286,364,860,
366, 424, 425, 431, 486.
Tudworth, co. York, 487.
Tulfyn, WilUam, 368.
Tuggall, Tughall, co. Northumberland, 117,
199, 340.
Hall, 00. Northumberland, 117.
Tukoys, CO. Cornwall, 488.
TuUyallen, Talazhalyn, co. Loath, 74.
Tunstall, Tunstefl, co. Lancaster, 445, 461.
Tunstall, John, 422.
, Richard, 26, 89, 333,419,422, 446,
461.
, Elizabeth his wife, 833.
, Thomas, 881.
Tunsted, John, 102, 562.
Tup, John, 7.
Tuplyn. See Tarplyn.
Tuplyon, Richard, 4.
Turbervill, Hugh de, 62.
Tnrbervyle, Richard, 416.
Turgys, Joan, 520.
Turk, the, 370.
Turnaston, co. Hereford, 872.
Tumaunt, Richard, 176, 325.
„, , Joan his wife, 176, 325.
Tumeham, Robert de, steward of Anjou, 260.
Turner, William, 826.
Turney, William, 82, 206.
Turneye, Master Thomas, 177.
Tumham Hall, Tiimumhall, co. York, 89,
113, 141, 361.
Tumour, Richard, 176.
, William, 82, 42.
Tumpyk de Marque, in the marches of Calais.
90.
TurnumhalL See Turnham Hall.
Turplyn, Turpyn, Tuplyn, Robert, rector of
Partney, 178.
Turpyn, John, 102.
Turstm, the chaplain, 404.
Tursy, Amald de, 208.
Turoy, co. Dublin, 124, 321.
Tuscany, 390.
Tuschet, Odo, 377.
Tusculum, Baldassarre, bishop of, 405.
Tuson, Thomas, parson of Gisleham, 292,
Tutbury [co. Stafford], honour of, 81.
Tuxford in the Clay, co. Nottingham, 58.
Tuyer, John, 205.
Twaytes, Thomas, 492.
Twhikkebeare. See Twigbear.
Twickenham, Twykenham, co. Middlesex, 97,
144, 351.
Twigbear, Twhikkebeare, Twykebeare [in
Peters Marland], co.Devon, 119, 429.
Twineham, Twynem, co. Sussex, 520, 555.
Twychener, Stephen, 504.
, William, 504.
Twyer, John, 67, 135, 201, 203, 302, 390,
568.
, John, the elder, 449.
, Philippa his wife, 449.
, John, the younger, 449.
Twykenham. See Twickenham.
Twynem. See Twineham.
Twyneo, John, 491.
Twys, Robert, abbot of Rocester, 523, 534.
Tybenham. See Tibenham.
Tychaude, John, 264.
Tychef eld. See IHchfield.
Tychemerssh. See Tichmarsh.
Tyd, CO. Kent, 464, 548.
Tydd, CO. Cambridge, 498.
Tydde Gote, co. Lincoln, 36, 528.
Tye, Robert, 185.
Tykell, Ralph, 133.
T>khill, Ralph, 423.
Tyhird, Thomas, 135.
Tylbury. See Tilbury.
Tylby, Joan, 504.
Tyleshide. See Tilshead.
Tylmyhgton, Walter, 268.
lyiney. See Tilney.
Tylney, John, 212.
Tymperley, John, 66, 67, 71, 135, 418.
Tymyot, Thomas, 176.
Tyndale, co. Northumberland, 114, 199, 340,
341, 525.
Tyndale, William, 503.
Tyne river, 310, 863, 549.
Tynemouth, co. Northamberland, 310.
, prior and convent of, 810.
, John, prior of. 310.
Tyngelden, Richard, 451.
Tyntagel, co. Cornwall, 40.
Terrell, TireJl, Hugh, 481.
, John, 481.
, Richard, 296.
, Thomas, 228, 273, 530, 564.
, Willinm, 228, 507.
, , the elder, 429, 493.
Tyrrelleston, in Ireland, 117.
Tysard, John, 509.
Tyse, John, 509.
Tystede, William, escheator in the county of
Wilts, 546.
Tytherley, Tuderley, co. Southampton, 215,
216, 299,430, 462,482.
East, 220, 299.
Tyverton. See Tibberton ; Tiverton.
Tywardreaih, Trewardrytb, co. Cornwall, 472,
505.
, prior and convent of, 475.
, Walter Bamecote, prior of, 475.
GENERAL INDEX.
715
U.
Uiiington, Uifyngtoii, co. Lincoln, 87.
Uggescombe, co. Dorset, hnndred of, 79.
XJlceby, TJlsebv, co. Lincoln, 59, 327, 544,
345.
Uldale, CO. Cumberland, 466.
Ulfeton. See Ulsetoo.
UIger, Osbert son of, 842.
UUeston in Hewkwell, co. Northumberland,
259, 547.
Ulaby, Walter, 84.
Ulgeby. See Ulceby.
Ulseton, tafeton, Richard, 863-365, 368.
Ulster, earl of. See Burgh ; Richard.
Umfray, John, 85.
Unda, Martin de, 804.
Underhill, Richard, 173.
Underwode, John, 552.
, Richard, 416.
Unton, Henry, 79.
Upcherche, John, 418.
Upchurch, Upchirch, co. Kent, 1 48, 465, 548.
Upcott, nppeeote, co. Devon, 265.
Uphall in Braughing, co. Hertford, 856.
Uphavyn, co. Wilts, alien priory of, 95.
Upmerdon. See Marden.
Upton, CO. Devon, 227.
, CO. Northampton, 131.
, CO. Salop, 448.
Upton, John, 278.
Robert, 356.
Upwell, CO. Cambridge, 410.
Upwymboume. See Wimborne St Giles.
Urchenfeld [co. Hereford], 80, 99, 114, 197.
Uriel, in Ireland, county of, 23, 343.
Urieby. See Worlaby^
Urry, Oliver, 3, 258.
Ursinis. See Orsini.
Urswyk, Ursewyk, Thomas, 141, 204, 228,
279, 889, 488, 490, 521, 580, 558.
, , recorder of London, 523.
Usbnm, Thomas, warden of the hospital of
St. Nicholas, York, 109.
Usflete. See Ousefleet
Usk, CO. Monmouth, 82, 425, 426, 526, 527.
...., men of, 427.
., forest of. 527.
Castle, letters patent dated at, 15.
Ussher, Thomas, 132, 808.
, William, 50.
Ustewate, Th., 869.
Utkinton, Utkynton, co. Chester, 78.
Utterhannowe, co. Cumberland, 445.
Utworth. William, 201.
Uvedale, Reginald, 802, 572.
, Thomas, 31, 88, 67, 202, 304, 444,
492,552, 554, 571.
, Wimam,572.
Uxbridge, Woxbrygge, co. Middlesex, 5, 197,
202,371,418,511.
Uxton, in Scotland, 406.
V.
Vachery, co. Surrey, 75.
Vaghan, Vaughan, Rees, 27.
, Roger, 192, 426.
, Thomas, 76, 88, 107, 222, 488,469,
464, 469, 547, 549, 566, 573, 574.
.., , keeper of the great wardrobe of
Henry VI., 360.
, Eleanor his wife, 88, 464, 548, 549.
Valderi, Robert de, 167.
Valencia, Aymar de, earl of Pembroke and
lord of Weyseford and Montignac,
306, 395.
, William de, earl of Pembroke, 306.
, Joan de, countess of Pembroke, 307.
Valens in Great Shelford, co. Cambridge, 369.
Valet, CO. Dorset, 225, 326.
Valle Tort», Reginald de, 399.
Vampage, John, 418.
, Elijsabeth his wife,- 418.
Van Aa, John, 489, 491.
Van Glambeke, Giles, 483.
Vatacy, Peter, 301.
Vaudey, abbot of, 500.
Vaudreuil, charter dated at, 264.
Vaughan, Thomas ap Rosser, 48.
And 896 Vaghan.
Vans, Robert, 414.
Vaux, CO. Essex, 76, 197.
Vaux, Roland, 66, 182, 253.
William, 35, 153, 195, 220, 369, 434,
456, 486, 551.
Vavasour, Vavesoure, John, 35, 102, 414, 451,
528, 576.
Vawre. WilUam, 490.
Veele, Geoffrey, 288, 234.
Veer. See Vere.
Veeme, John, 205.
Venice, Venetians, 12, 60, 231, 276, 301, 847,
390, 542.
Venour, William, 78, 88, 512.
Elizabeth his wife, 512.
Venoure, Robert, 500.
Venton, Fenton, co. Devon, 265.
Vera Worthy. See Virworthy.
De Vere, de Veer, Aubrey, 76, 250.
, Anna his wife, 76.
, George, parson of Laneham, 198.
, Hugh, 430, 480.
, John, twelfth earl of Oxford, 139,
142, 179, 184, 187-189, 193, 197, 229,
287, 293, 298, 560, 564, 568, 578.
716
GENERAL INDEX.
IK> Vere, John, tliirtt^>uth carl 287, S98, 560,
564, 568, 573.
, Robert, 62, 375, 376, 402.
, earl of Oxford, 158.
.Walter, 496.
La Ven'e, in South Wales, 1 14.
Vemay, Philip de, 59.
Vcmeail, charter dated at, 497.
Vomeworthy, Geoffrey, 417,
Verney, Edmund, 208.
, Richaid. 208, 420, 489.
, Robert. 511.
, Ralph, 141, 521, 530, 553.
, , mayor of London, 490.
, William, 511.
Vernon, Henry, 804.
John, 135.
, Richard, treasorer of CahiiH, 25.
, Roger, 81.
William, 81, 304.
Vescy, John de, 139. «
, WiUiamde, 139.
Vewy, lord. See Brouuflet.
Vessy, John, 479.
Vestenden, Ralph, 127.
Vetton, Roger, parson of West Tilbury, 896.
Vexford, Wexford, co. Somerset, 886, 366.
Veyse, John, 490.
Veysy, William, 502.
Vexelay, charten dated at, 240, 251.
Vicari, William, 315.
Viner, Peter, 180.
Violet, John, 552.
Virginstow, Virstawe, co. Devon, 175.
Virstawe. See Virginstow.
Yirworthy, Vera Worthy, co. Devon, 265.
la Vise. See Devises.
Vise». See Devizes.
Voel, Gruffud, 424.
Vowchurch, Vouchirche, co. Hereford, 372,
Voyche, Thomas, 194, 266.
Voyse, Thomas, 804.
Vrgi, Matthew, parson of Llanrhaiadr yn
Mochnant, 424.
ViUre, Master Gervase le, 79, 219.
Vyell, Richard, 265.
Vyke, John, 540.
Vynoent, Richard, 507.
, Thomas, 410.
Vynter, Elizabeth, 839, 528.
, Luke, 528.
, Thomas, 457.
Vysc. See Devizes.
Wabrigge. See Weybridge.
Wachennesfeld. .See Watchfieid.
Wackefeld [co. Northampton], 58.
Wadbury See Woodbury.
Wtfddesdon, Wodesdon, Wottesdoo, co. Huck>
ingham, 70, 105. 118, 477.
Waddtfsley, Robert de, 140.
Waddington, co. Lincoln, 499.
Wade, Isabel, prioress of Lilleehurch, 189.
, John, 320, 490.
, Robert, 5.
, WUliam, 288. 379, 540.
Wadham, John, 231.
Wadle, Wadeley, co. Berks, 27.
Wadyn, Richard, 99.
, William, 99.
Wadyswyk, Ralph, 415.
Waget. See Watchet.
Waget, John, eseheator in the count v of
Oxford, 298.
Waggard, Daxid, 415.
, Thomas, 415.
Waghterard. See Oughterard.
Wagott, William, 265.
Wainfleet, Waynfl«te,co. Lincoln, 371.
Watth, Wath, co. Lincoln, 1 69.
Wake, Baldwin, 242.
, John, 374, 560, 565.
, Thomas, 37, 102, 122, 134, 266, 491,
568.
, , sheriff of Northampton, 266,
826.
Wakefeld, 86, 57, 63, 94, 143, 340.
, CO. Northampton, 544.
CO. York, 4, 5, 97, 466.
, battle of, 69,516.
Wakefield, Henry, bishop of Worcester
[1875-1895], 400.
, Richard, 508.
, , prior of Sixhill, 196, 387.
, William, 29.
Wakcring, Wakeryng; co. Essex, 145.
, Great, 105.
, Little, 268.
Wakerley, John, 63.
Wakeryng, John, master of the hospital of
St. Bartholomew, Westsmythfeld,
London, 828, 414.
Walbrond, John, prebendary of Ohardstock,
322.
, , prebendary of St. Stephen^s,
WestmuQster, 822.
Walcote, John, 886.
, Richard, 567.
Waldegrave, Walgrave, co. Northampton, 5,
87.
, CO. York, 74, 213, 219, 427, 438.
Waldegrave, Richard, 578.
, Thomas, 38, 277, 491, 573.
Walden, co. Essex, 50, 178, 506, 509.
, abbot of, 33.
, John, 275, 276, 851.
Wnldern [co. Sussex], hundred of, 465,548.
GENERAL INDEX.
1 1/
Wflldgrave, Rose, abbess of Elstow, 224.
Wnldingfield, Morefet in, co. Suffolk, 72.
Wftldridfe, Waldernge, co. iluckiughaoi,
867.
Waldyere, John, 581.
Thoma9, 236, 581.
Wale, John, 414.
Waleis, Jobn, 519.
Walerand, liobert, 160, 307, 408.
Wales, Welsh, 6, 80, 45, 63, 69, 77, 91, 98,
98-100,106, 119, 150, 198,200,208,
228, 261, 276, 280, 286, 292, 326, 363,
366, 425, 426, 477, 518, 549.
, marches of, 6, 30,43, 77, 91, 99, 119,
197,200,205, 208, 228, 229, 261, 339,
344, 363, 426, 477, 518, 551.
, escheator in, 85, 107, 228, 291,
455, 518.
d , prince of, 429.
A7id see Edward.
, North, 56, 91, 150.
, ....... chamberlain of, 51, 69.
And see Hastyngen.
, .justice of, 271, 352, 467.
And see Tiptoft, Audele.
, , exchequer of, 529.
, , auditors of, 26, 192,529.
, , king's attorney in. <S*ee Law-
ley.
, ....... king's cannoneer in, 69.
, South, 34, 38, 48, 65, 91, 100, 132,
150,360,431.
, , chamberlain of, 10, 40, 110,
287, 546, 547.
And see Herbert.
, , justice of. See Herbert.
, , auditors in, 10, 183, 192, 287,
429.
, , forests in, 527.
Wales, Geoflrey, 452.
Walcsby, William, dean of St. Stephen's
Chapel, Westminster, 163.
, , prebendary of Westminster, 19.
Waletstrfte [co. Kent], 264.
Waleys, Johu, 292, 418.
, William, 419, 511.
Walgherton, co. Chester, 336.
Walgraye. See Waldcgrave.
Walgrave, Thomas, 72, 303, 390, 452.
Walkeden, Koger, 65.
Walker, John, 67, 263, 490, 504.
, Thomas, keeper of the records of the
Common Bench of Ireland, 71.
, William, 173, 314, 316.
Walkernc, co. Hertford, 538.
Walkhamptou, Walkarapton, co. Devon, 149.
Walle, John, 490.
Waller, Bichard, 111.
, , the younger, 566.
Wallesgrave (by Scarborough), co. York, 468.
Walleworth, John, 116.
William, l>a.
Wallingford, Walyngford, Waren^eford, co.,
Berks 9, 18, 42, 100, 109, 127, 149,
178, 202, 21o, 237, 380, 387, 435, 437,
545.
, charters dated at, 62, 244, 249, 251,
378, 397, 556.
Wallop, John, 202, 572.
, Richard, 572.
Wallyngton. See Wellington.
Walonger, John, 415.
Walpole, CO. Norfolk, 4, 498, 501.
Walraund, Robert, 432.
Walron, Walrond, Thomas, 278, 363, 389,
559, 570.
Walsale, William, 210.
, Robert, 211.
Walsall, Walshale, co. Stafford, 172, 490.
Walsam, Robert, 255, 287.
Walsham, co. Norfolk, hundred of, 512.
Walsham, Richard, 256.
Walshcroft, co. Lincoln, wapentake of, 451.
Walshe, Walssh, John, 201, 492.
, Geoffrey, 386.
, Thomas, 320.
Walsin^baui, Walsyngham, Great, co.
Norfolk, 131.
, Little, Norfolk, 131, 260, 314.
, charter dated at, 171.
,00. Norfolk, prior and convent of,
484.
, Thomas, prior of, 484.
Walsoken, co. Norfolk, 498.
Walson, Simon, 79.
Walstead, Wahtede, co. Sussex, 88, 465, 548.
Walter, Hubert, bishop of Salisbury [1189-
1193], 404.
, John, 272, 412.
, , master of the hospital of St.
I/eonard, Leicester, 46.
, , parson of Laneham, 193.
, Bichard, 126, 510.
, ap John, 263.
Walterot, Thomas, 21, 198.
Waltbam, co. Essex, charters dati-d at, 399,
496.
, letters patent dated at, 51, 53.
, hundred of, 399.
, forest of, 48.
..., Holy Cross, co. Essex, 399.
, , abbey of, 234, 399.
, , abbot and convent of, 399.
, abbot of, 33.
, , John, abbot of, 234, 39J.
y I Nicholas, abbot of, 399.
Waltham, Henry, 59.
, John, bishop of Salisbury, 161.
Walthewe, Robert, 463.
Walton, charters dated at, 235, 247, 305.
, CO. Lincoln, 169.
, Wanton, CO. Norfolk, 498.
I , CO Surrey, .328, 430, 468, 481.
718
GENERAL INDEX.
Walton, CO. York, 292.
West, CO. York, 455.
on the Wold, co. Leicester, 854.
on the Hill, col Surrey, 300, 545.
Walton, John, 57.
, Nicholas, 16.
, Robert, 33.
, Thomas, 35, 95.
, , parson of Hinton, 440.
William, 502.
Walwaynes, in South Wales, 34.
Walweoescastell. See Walwyn's Castle.
Walweyn, Makelin, 565.
, William, 98.
.'., Dan William, prior of Wenlok, 180,
187.
Walwick Grange, Walwykgraunge, co.
Northamberland, 340, 341.
Walworth, John, 452.
Walwyn's Castle, Walweneseastell [co. Pem-
broke], 114.
Walyngford. See Wallingford.
Walyngford, Belasset de, 300.
Walyngton, WiUiam, 315.
\\raly8, Richard, 528.
Wanborough, co. WQts, 536.
Wandesford, Christopher, 29.
, John, 80, 576.
, Thomas, 348.
, William, 371, 520.
Wandsworth, co. Surrey, 451.
Waner, Henry, 143.
Wangford by Brandon, co, Suffolk, 142.
Wansford, Waunceford, co. Northampton, 351.
, Wandesford, co. York, 198, 455.
Wantynge, 5.
Wapham, co. Sussex, 443.
Wappeston, co. Surrey, 42.
Warberton, John, 315.
, , the elder, 31.
, , the younger, 31.
Warcombe, West, Westworcombe, co. Devon,
254, 502.
Warcop, Robert, the elder, 662, 575.
Waroopland, co. Westmoreland, 169.
Wardale, John, 254.
Warde, co. Dublin, 357.
Warde, Edmund, 230.
, Ralph, 82.
, Richard, parson of Geldeston, 503.
, Robert, 510.
, Thomas, 316, 449.
, William, 506.
Wardour, Wardere, co. Wilts, 8, 87, 225,
226.
Wardrobe, the great, 7, 10, 15, 17-19, 21, 28,
24, 26, 39, 47-60, 52, 55, 59, 71, 75,
85, 92, 95, 106, 122-126, 128, 198, 202,
208, 212, 261, 262, 283, 297, 822. 336,
344, 861, 388, 427, 437, 472, 515, 528,
524.
Wardrobe, clerk or keeper of, 8, 10, 15, 17,
21, 50, 53, 59, 106, 123, 152, 184, 358,
422, 432, 437, 515.
And see Darell ; Cousin.
Wardrop, Robert, 434.
, William, 107.
Ware, co. Hertford, 338, 339, 415, 502, 528.
Ware, John, 546.
, Robert, 231.
Warehara, co. Dorset, 131.
Warendorp, John, 25.3.
Warengeford. See Wallingford.
Warenna, John de, earl of Surrey, 1 58.
Warenne, earl of. See Mowbray.
, W. earl, 394, 896.
., Hamelin, earl of, 307.
, Isabel, countess of, his wife, 307.
, Johnde, 66, 67.
Wareyn, Edmund, 34.
John, 415.
, Nicholas, 516.
, Robert, 468.
Warftirreshopton. See Hopton Wafers.
Warham, Thomas, 443.
Wark, John, 256.
Warkworth, Werkworth, co. Northumberland,
44, 199, 261, 840.
Warles, William, 178.
Warley, co. Eesez, 396.
Warmington, Wermyngton, co. Northampton,
501.
, CO. Warwick, 125.
Wamecunp, John, 428.
Warner, Nicholas, 88.
, Thomas, 16, 856, 287, 446.
.., William, son of, 500.
Waii>e6den. See Worplesdon.
Warre, Richard, 416.
, Robert, 99, 184, 571.
Warrewik, Walter, 100.
Warrewyk. See Warwick.
Warsop, Warshop, cu. Nottingham, 87.
Warter, Wartre, co. York, 87.
...., priory of, 87, 285.
Warter, Christopher, 3.
Wartling, Wratlyng, co. Sussex, 419.
Warton, co. Lancaster, 445, 461.
Warton, William, 418.
Wartre, Richard, 520.
, Alice his wife, 520.
Warwest, William, bishop of Exeter, 441.
Warwick, Warrewyk, 80, 217, 816.
, St. Mary and All Saints, dean and
chapter of, 80, 295.
, , William Berkeswell, deaii of,
80.
., , Thomas Yonge, dean of, 80.
., charter dated at, 405.
., connty of, 81, 43, 47, 111, 117, 122,
138, 808, 357, 389, 891, 446, 448, 450,
489,491.
GENERA.L INDEX.
719
Warwick, county of, sherifFof, 160, 227, 285, I
324, 3 19, 369, 435, 450, 480, 491. |
And see Greyile i Harcourt; Higford.
, , escheator ia, 9, 85,291, 334,
380, 524.
And see Steyens.
, , outlawries in, 3, 175, 419, 459,
508, 510.
, , justices of the peace in, 459.
,......, commissionH of the peace in, 574.
, duke of. See Beauchamp.
, earl of. See Neville.
Waryu, Thomas, 46G, 509.
Waryuges, Nicholas, 572.
Washinghorongh, Wassynghourgh, co. Lin-
coln, 169.
Washington, Waschynton, co. Sussex, 212.
Wasshe, Thomas, 566.
Wassynghourgh. See Washinghorongh.
Wast, CO. Lincoln, 41.
Wastdale Head, Westdalehed, co. Cumber-
land, 87.
Watchet, Waget, co. Somerset, 286, 366.
Watch6eld, Wachennesfeld, co. Berkii, 271.
Water, John, 23, 348.
Waterford, in Ireland, 58, 263.
, mayor of, 515.
, Holy Trinity, dean and chapter of,
57.
Waterfulford, co. York, 334, 467,
Waters, John, 317.
Wntersfield, co. Sussex, 251.
Waterton, Richard, 468.
Wates, Thomas, 5.
Wateshurst, co. Middlesex, 197.
Watford, co. Hertford, 91.
, CO. Northampton, 170, 289.
Wath. 6«eWaith.
Wath, John, 485.
, Thomas, 57, 216, 260.
Watkyns, John, 317.
Watler, Richard, 566.
Watlington, Whatlyngton, co. Oxford, 9,
149, 295.
, churter dated at, 221.
Wattes, Wattis, Wattys, John, 505, 509.
, Richard, 290.
, Simon, 415.
, Thomaa, 290, 511.
WattOB, eo. Norfolk, 286.
at Stone, co. Hertford, 79, 223, 355.
Watur, Degory, 92.
Richard, 92.
Waonceford. See Wansford.
Wanghan, John, 263.
Wayendon, co. Bnckinn^ham, 225, 226.
Waver, Henry, 863, 537, 542.
, , sheriff of London, 525.
Waver Merston, co. Warwick, 542.
Waverlejr [co. Surrey], abbot and convent
o
ey [co
>f, 218.
Wawens, Wottou. See Wooton Waweu.
Wawtim. See Walton.
Way mouth. See Weymouth.
Waynesford, Weynsford, William, 77, 197,
371,482.
Waynflete, John, 302, 327.
, , dean of Chichester, 110.
, , prebendary of Salisbur}-, 19.
, , prebendary of Westminster, 19.
,Wil]iam, bishop of Winchester [1447-
1486], 37, 38,176, 180, 18.5, 188, 214,
219, 252, 285, 290, 436, 444, 472, 539,
559,560,571, 573, 575.
Wayte, 265.
Wayte, John, 255.
., Richard, 456.
, Roger, 456.
, Thomas, 255.
Wear, Were [co. Devon], 889.
Weasenham, Wesynham, co. Norfolk, 173.
Webbe, Roger, 1, 92.
, Thomas, 414.
William, 452, 488.
Webber, Henry, dean of Exeter, 80, 563.
, William, 415.
Webster, Richard, 190.
, Agnes his wife, 190.
Wechynden, Wychynden, John, 429.
Wedmore, co. Somerset^ 819.
Wedon Beke. See Weedon Beck.
Wedower, Nicholas, 33.
WedstTode, 294.
Weedon Beck, Wedon Beke,co. Northampton,
77, 108, 150.
Weedon Pynkeny, co. Northampton, 148.
Week St. Mary, co. Cornwall. 372.
Wegeberwe. See Wigborough.
Weights and measures, false, 134.
Wekeoobeham. See Cobham Wick.
Wekys, William, 32.
Welanrast, William de, 404.
Welbeck [co. Nottingham], abbot of, 226.
Welbey. See Wilby.
Welbouru, oo. Lincoln, 103, 173, 352.
Welby, Richard, 35, 528, 566, 567.
Welcomettowe (Walthamstow), charter dated
at, 59.
Weld, Roger, 8.
Weldemore, co. Lincoln, 356.
Welden, Richard, 203, 206.
Weldon, Little, co. Northampton, 285.
Weldon, Richard, 287.
, William 10, 188, 191, 287, 429, 547.
Welegh, CO. Southampton, 108, 150.
Welford, John, 38, 65, 98, 151, .565.
, Isabel his wife, 151.
Welhagh. See Wellow.
Welbou. See Wellow.
Welk, John, 862.
Well, Welles, co. Lincoln, 116, 184, 427,468,
473.
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GENERAL INDEX.
Well, Richard, dean of Tettenball, 378.
WcIk-omlK:. co. Devon, 372.
Wclle, Hichard atte, 479, M5.
, Alice his wife, 47».
, Thomas, 37, 304, 390, 444, 571.
Welles. See Well Hall.
Welles. Wellvs Weeycl, James, 867, 416,
522.
, John, 35, 374, 427.
, , ofWillonghby, 491.
, Leo, lord of, 113, 116, 150, 184, 356,
357, 416. 427, 468.
, Richaid,of Willoiighby,34, 257, 357,
468, 473, 566, 567.
, Joan his wife, 34.
, Robert, 34, 567.
Thomas, 411, 530, 552, 554.
, prior of the Friars Preachers
of Laogley, 556.
, William, chancellor of IreUind, 21,
201, 294.
, chief buUer of Ireland, 124,292.
Wellesley, James, 181.
, Walrou, 340.
Well Hall, Welhalle, Welles, co. Horfolk, alien
priory of, 108, 151.
Wellingborough, Wenlyngburgh, co. North-
ampton, 195, 369, 881, 437.
Wellington, Wallyngton, co. Salop, 316, 317.
, CO. Hereford, 546.
Wellow, Welhou, co. Lincoln, abbey of, 41.
, Welhagh, co. Nottingham, 139.
, CO. Somerset, 2.58.
Wells, CO. Somerset, 117, 373. 383, 434.
, cathedral of, 17.
, dean and chapter of, 869, 378, 883,
386.
, dean and canons of, 394.
dean of. See Carent.
, treasurer of. See Sugar.
Welnctham, Whelwetham, Great, co. Suffolk,
109.
, Little, CO. Suffolk, 109.
Weltden, Thomas, 12.
Welton, CO. Lincoln, 1, 112, 506.
, CO. Somerset, 23, 362.
Welweton. See WeKon.
Welyngton, Richard, 108.
, Thomas, 490.-
Wembdon, Wendowne, co. Somerset, 192.
Wemstede in Watton, co. Hertford, 223.
Wencelagh, John, 206, 509.
Wendey, co. Cambridge, 461.
Wendover, co. Buckingham, 121, 131, 318,
870.
, men of, 370, 456.
Wendy, John, 504.
Wengale, co. Lincoln, alien priory of, 73.
Wenge, co. Buckingham, 53.
, priory of, 53.
Wengham, Henry de, 408.
Wenlloit. See Went liOOg.
Weuloek, Wenlok, eo. Salop, 16, 264.
, priory of, 187,192.
, prior and convent of, 114.
, prior of, 74.
, Dan William Walweyn, prior of, 180,
187.
, Dan Roger Wenlok, prior of, 192.
, Roger Barrey, prior of, 198.
Wenlok, John, of Wenlok, 28, 30, 54, 88, 105,
112, 115, 132, 141, 142, 178, 1»0, 181,
183, 184, 195, 223, 229, 231, 233, 279,
803, 304, 308, 346, 847, 389-391, 429,
450, 493, 559, 560, 565.
, , chief butler of England, 8, 11,
14, 26, 102, 128, 323, 331, 359, 424,
517, 647.
, .treasurer of Ireland, 84, 517.
, (temp. Henry IV.), 468.
, Dan Roger, prior of Wenlock, 192.
Wenlyburgh. See WeUingboroogh.
Wennuigton, Wenyngton, co. Huntingdon,
381.
, Old, CO. Lancaster, 445, 461.
Wenslagh, John, 102, 349, 576.
Wenslawe, Richard, 175.
Went. See Derwent.
Went Loog, Wenlloit [co. Monmouth], 13,
324, 463.
Wentworth, John, 320.
Wenyngton. See Winnington.
Wenyngton, Robert, 75, 137.
Wercham. See Marcham.
Wercop, Thomas, 280.
Werk, lord of. See Gray.
Werkworth. See Warkworth.
Wermyngton. See Warmington.
Werse, John, 492.
Werthyngton. See Worthington.
Weryche, William, 173.
Wesby, Thomas, 130.
Wesebeche, Thomas, abbot of Thomey, 36 1 .
Weseoham, Walter, 185.
West, CO. Corowall, hundred of, 204.
West, Hugh, 254.
Richard, 4, 382. 457.
, Stephen, 255.
, Thomas, 254.
, Joan his wife, 254.
de la Warre, Richard, 132, 201,205,
207i 574.
, Reginald, 457, 572,
Westbargh, co. Suirey, 518.
Westbechesworth. See Betchworth.
Westbere, co. Kent, 88, 464, 548.
And see Bere.
Westborough, Westburgh, co. Lincoln, 179,
355.
Westbrook, co. Berks, 485, 445, 481.
Westbury, charter dated at, 241.
, CO. Gloucestor, dean and chapter of
the collegiate church of. 822, 444, 521.
, Henry Sampson, dean of, 322, 444.
UENEUAL INDEX.
721
We«tbury, Williaui, provoitt of Eton College,
73.
I , prebendary of St. Stephen's,
Westminster, 469.
Westby, Bdmand, 565.
, Gregoiy, 181, 863-365, 36:$.
Westchestre, 284.
Westcote Barton, co. Oxford, 254.
Westcote, Quy,459.
Westdalehed. See Wastdale Head.
West Ella, co. York, 237.
\Ve«terfioId,We8tterfeld, CO. Suffolk, 132, 180.
Westerham, Westram, co. Kent, 548.
Westgate, Westjeate, co. Devon, 477
Westhagh, Thomas, 176.
Westhammesfrith, co. Essex, 398
Westhamptonet. See Hampnet.
Westhay, co. Northampton, 48.
Westhide, co. Herefoi-d, 372.
Westhope, co. Salop, 443.
Westhorp, Edmund, 317.
> Thomas, master of Chancery, 275.
> , parson of Enville, 275.
Westley, co. Suffolk, 225, 226.
Westley, Edmund, 065.
Westmaner in Rushton, co. Northampton,
431.
Westmelne. See West Mill.
Westmerden. See Manlen.
Westmerton. . See Marton.
West Mill, Wentroelne, co. Hertford, 162,
296, 356.
Westminster, 13, 14, 26, 45, 69, 180, 166,
170, 177, 189, 194, 209, 211, 213, 216,
217, 229, 265, 272, 274, 289, 290, 295,
314, 318. 322, 371, 382, 884, 4!d, 442,
444, 456, 458, 475, 479, 512, 516, 526,
534-537, 541, 542, 546.
, letters patent dated at, passim.
, charters dated at, 41, 78, 84, 109,
139, 148, 158-162, 164-168, 170, 171,
189, 190, 208, 228, 229, 235-252, 264,
266, 271, 276, 296, 299, 305-309, 311-
313, 333, 340, 392-401, 403-409, 427,
473, 477, 494 499, 523, 527, 531, 538,
555^ 558.
Parliament at, 14, 38, 68, 72, 74,
77, 86, 91, 93, 94, 104-106, 108,
109, 111-116, 118, 120-122, 128, 137.
140, 141, 143, 146, 150, 151, 153, 163,
178-182, 184, 186, 187, lf9, 190, 192.
195, 196, 198-200, 203, 208. 210, 212,
218, 216, 218. 219, 224, 225, 229, 231,
268-271, 282. 284, 286, 292, 295, 297,
301, 302, 321, 323, 327, 332-334, 337,
341, 342. 345, 347, 348, 852-363, 367,
369. 871. 372, 378, 381, 387-4J90, 422,
424-429, 431, 432. 434, 435, 440, 441,
443-445, 447, 448. 452, 454, 456-458,
461, 466-471, 473-476,478,479,482,
484-486, 489, 499, 516, 517, 521, 522,
525, 531, 532, 534, 531, 537. 544-546,
548, 549, 551.
statutes of, 29, 38, 68, 134, 200, 276,
345, 449, 528.
K 8C9H.
Westminster, staple of, 163.
, council chamber at, 18.
, * Prlncespalice ' at, 16, 111.
I private palace of, 16.
, St. Peter's Abbey, 196, 290, 322.
..f , ...... abbot and convent of, 22, 165.
*.y , Edmund Kirton, abbot of, 3,
22, 255, 290, 322.
, , George, abbot of, 260, 290,
322.
, , Nicholas, abbot of, 165.
, , Thomas, abbot of, 165.
Westminster palace, 11, 19, 23, 26, 50, 69, 96,
113, 163, 181, 183,273,512.
, ball of, 273.
, the king*8 wardrobe in, 18.
, staple of, 285.
, penalty for striking a penon in, 380.
, * le Clokhous ' in, 163.
, * le Pycherhous * in, 273.
, , * glasiers logge * in, 10.
college in, 238.
chapel of St. Stephen in, 6, 78.
, , dean and canons of, 162, 163,
259,416,454,487,495.
, , deau of, 543.
And see Kirkeham ; Walesby ; Sleford.
, , prebends in, 17, 19, 94, 822,
357, 469, 539, 543.
Westmoreland, county of, 40, 66, 86, 182,
133, 186, 189. 213, 224, 280, 363,390,
477.
, , sheriff of, 280, 346, 435.
And see Parr.
, , escheator in, 220, 382, 353.
, , commissions of the peace in,
575.
.., earl of. iSee Neville.
Westneweton by Luffeton, in the parish of
St. Mellion, co. Cornwall, 457, 458.
Weston, CO. Buckingham, 87.
, CO. Cambridge, 521.
, CO. Essex, 72.
, CO. Lincoln, 471.
CO. Hertford, 212.
, CO. Norfolk, 186, 233.
, CO. Northampton, 148.
Turvile, co. Buckingham, 121, 47 8.
Underwode, co. Buckingham, 5.
by Baldok, co. Hertford, 172.
under Lisanl, Weston under Lesxerd,
CO. Stafford, 256.
WcHton, Henry, 452.
, William, 884, 385.
Westorchard, co. Buckingham, 367.
Westsprayhele, co. Cornwall, 372.
Westwaterland, co. Devon, 227, 359, 372.
WcKtwode, CO. Kent, 544.
, CO. Lincoln, 484.
Westwood, CO. Worcester, Elisabeth Norton,
prioress of, 470.
z z
T22
GKNERAL INDEX.
We»tirorthaoi. Ste Wretlunii.
We*ynhuni. .SVe Wemenham.
Wesynliam, Robert, 2ft6.
Weteohall, Waiiam, 2&8.
Wetewang, pi-ebeod of, 17.
Wetberley. Thoaian, 490.
WetheriiliUce. See WHherdlack.
Wetton, MfMter Uicbard, 89.
Wetwai% Richard, 348.
Wever, Walter, 374.
Wexcombe, co. Wllto, 328. ,
Wexford. .SV** Vexford.
Weybridge, Wabrigge, co. Ifantingdon, 21.
, forest of, 58.
, CO. Sarrey, 287.
• Weybrygge Uawc,' co. Surrey, 16.
Weymouth, Way mouth, co. Dorset, 8, 110,
181, 540.
, mayor of, 451.
,I)ortof, 110, 451,540.
Weynsford. See Waynenford.
Weynahed, John, 501.
Weyseford, lord of. See Hastings ; Valencia.
WhaddoD, co. QlouceRter, 268.
, CO. Buckiogham, 181.
Nasshc, CO. Baekingham, 131.
Whaddon, John, prior of St. Giles, Beme-
well, 327, 358.
Wbaplode, Quapplode, co. Lincoln, 412.
Whaplwl, Robert, 882.
Wharf, John, 186, 135.
Wharfe river, 223.
Wharton, Thoman, 280.
Whatlok, Robert, 101.
, MaHter Simon, vicar of Mere, 101.
Whatlyngton. See Watlington.
Wbatton. See Watton.
Wbawe, co. York, 169.
Whele, Richard, 502.
Wheler, John, 2, 5, 174.
, Richard, 445.
Robert, 204.
Whelpdale, John, 360.
, William, 111, 113, 224, 386, 387,
472.
Whelpeley, William, 80.
Whelpington, co. Northumberland, 340.
Whelwctham. See Welnetham.
AVherstede, co. Suffolk, 111, 200, 458.
l^lieston, Thomas, 490.
Whetehill, Adrian, 267, 543.
Richard, 267, 589, 543.
Whethamstedc, Master John, abbot of St.
Albans, 345, 386.
Whiche, Hugh, mayor of London, 204.
Whichecote, Whichcote, John, 34, 101, 112,
129, 205, 567.
Whichewode. See ^ychwood.
Whichford, Wichford, co. Warwick, 415.
Whimple, Whympell, Wymple, co. Devon,
225,227,281.
Wbinliereh, WhymtxTgh, WhynKre^ro, co.
Norfolk. 179,355,416.
^Vhinfell. Whvnfell, QwynfeW, co. Westmore-
land, 86, 105, 118, 186, 189, 432, 434.
>Miippeton. See Whiplon.
Whipsnade, Wypseiiade, co. Bedford, 1 74.
Whipton, Wliyppetou, oo. Devon, 146.
Whitby, CO. York, 347.
, abbey of St. Peter and St. Hilda,
224, 289.
, , abbot and convent of, 893.
Hugh, abbot of, 224.
, Thomas, abbot of; 393.
, Thomas Fikeryng, abbot of, 289.
Whitcharch, Wbitchircb, 182.
, CO. Baekingham, 62, 76.
CO. !>evon, 536.
, CO, Salop, 511.
Whitchirche. See Whitchnrck.
Wbitc, Whyte, John, 20S, 257, 435.
, Riehaid, 39, 315, 413.
, Richard, parson of St. Saviour or
Bokard, 322.
, Robert, 487.
.Roger, 174.
Simon, 66.
, Thomas, 463.
, William, 472, 489, 587.
, , mayor of Poole, 101.
Whitechurch, co. Dorset, 525.
Wbiteclyff, co. York, 169.
Whitecok. See Withcote.
Whitefield, Whytfyld, co. Dorset, 443.
Whitefote, John, 378.
Whitehall, co. Cumberland, 466.
Whitehede, James, 469.-
White Lackiagton, Whygtlakyngton, co.
Somerset, 174.
Whitelady Aston, co. Worcester, 416.
Whitelwode. See Whittlewood.
Whitewell, co. Norfolk, 285.
And see WhitwilL
Whitewik. See Whitwick.
Wbitford, Whytford, co. Devon, 116, 323.
Wbitford, Geoffrey, 150,
., Thomas, 382.
Whithed, John, 374.
Whitingham, Whytingham, Whittingham,
John, 121.
, Robert, 105, 121, 122, 211, 367, 435,
444,521,522.
, , receiver-general of the Dachy
of Cornwall, 221.
,Kdmand, 568.
Whitle. See Witley.
Whitlowe, Whitteiowe, Whytelawe, Roger,
267.
Whitokesmede. See Wbittok.smede.
Whitstable, Whitstaple, co. Kent, 88, 465,
548.
Whittcney, Kustiico, 98, 565.
GENERAL INDEX.
723
Whitthoru, John, 462.
Whittlesea Mere. Wittelysmere, 281.
Whittlesford Bridge, co. Cambridge, 869.
Whittlewood, Whitelwode, co. Northamptou,
forest of. 47, 58, 103, 137, 233, 326,
837^ 544.
Wbittokesmede [in Wellow], co. Somerset, 3.
Whittokesmede, Whitokesmede, John, 32, 37,
98, 99, 132, 208, 452, 575.
Whitton, Witton. Wytton, co. Northumber-
land, 116,541.
Whittingham. See Whitingham.
Whitwell, Whittewell, co. Westmoreland,
169.
, CO. Dorset, 133.
Whitwell, John, 3.
, Robert, 265.
Whitwick, Whitewik, co. Leicester, 104, 177,
187, 354, 362.
Whitwill, Whitewell, oo. Devon, 119, 429.
Whitjlwade. See Whittlewood.
Whiting, John, 37.
Whityngdon, Thomas, 391.
Whittingham. .See Whitingham.
Whityngton. co. Leicester, 354.
Whityngton, William, 564.
Whitynough, Juliana. 35.
Whomson, co. Gloucester, 169, 533.
Whygtlakyngton. See White Lackiugton.
Whynfell. See Wlunfell.
Whyng, John, 863-366, 368.
Why tehete, Robert, 175.
Whytford. .See Whitford.
Whytingham. See Whitingham.
Whytyndon, Thomai*, 491.
Whytyngeslowe, co. Salop, 62*
WibbUl, Wibwill, co. Somerset, 286, 366.
Wichbold, Wychebolde, co. Worcester, 91,
888.
Wick, Wike, co. Dorset, 131.
Wicken, Wykyn, co. Cambridge, 374.
Wickenby, Wykenby, co. Lincoln, 871.
Wickford, 500.
Wicklow, Wvkelowe, in Ireland, 59,837, 374,
380. '
Wickmere, Wykmere, co. Norfolk, 179, 355.
Wicton, CO. York, 841.
Widcomb, Wydecombe, co. Somerset, 23, 176,
177,862.
Widcfeld, co. Devon, 873.
Widigata, co. Caermarthen, commote of, 40.
Wido, son of Testir, 167.
Wigborough, Wegeberwe, Wyggebcrgh,
CO. KtKCX, 35, 396.
Wigdon, CO. Devon, 872.
Wiggenhall, Wygcnhale [co. Norfolk], 406.
Wiggy, Wyghey, co. Surrey, 504.
Wight, iHle of, 27, 87, 38, 56, 96, 208, 304,
424, 492, 535, 552, 554.
, lieutenant of. .See Gate.
, forest in, .^6.
Wightmede in the forest of Dean, co.
Gloucester, 861,
Wigmore, Wyggemore, honour of, 79, 143,
182, 475.
Wigoro, John, 31.
Wigston, Wygeston, co. Leicester, 76.
Wigton, Wygdon in Alderdale, co. Cumber-
land, 466, 502.
Wigtoft, Wygtoft, CO. Lincoln, 169.
Wikes. See Wykes.
Wilbarston, Wilbaston, oo. Northampton,
104, 854.
Wilberfosse, co. York, 342.
, prioress and nuns of, 341.
, Elizabeth, prioress of, 341.
Wilberton, 169.
Wilbraham, Wilbram, Wilburgham, co.
Cambridge, 179, 355.
.Great, 98, 144.
, Little, 98, 144.
Wilburfosse, William, son of Robert de, 842.
, Osbert, son of Ulger de, 842.
Wilburgham. See Wilbraham.
Wilby, Welbey, co. Suffolk, 484.
,co. Northampton, 195, 369.
Wilby, Thomas, 468.
Wild, John, 152.
Wilderton, co. Kent, 106, 178, 329.
Will, John atte, 83.
Willardby. See Willerby.
Wille, WilUam atte, 818.
Willecotcs, William, 105, 115.
Willerby, Willardby, co. York, 237.
Willerby, George, 335, 860.
Willesden, co. Middlesex, 255.
Willesdos, Bartholomew, 881.
Willesthorp, William, 348.
Willey, CO. Salop, 816.
William I. king of England, 196, 876, 404,
498.
, charters of, 61, 159, 165, 386,236,
248, 846, 249, 252, 393, 895-397, 401-
408, 409, 498.
, letters patent of, 392.
William II. charters o( 148, 236, 288, 243,
244.
William, brother of Henry IL, 171.
count of Boulogne. Warenne and
Mortain, 400.
, perpetual vicar of Uderton, 388.
, Henry, son of, 247-
.......... John, 572.
,Richaid, 188.
, Thomas, 304, 802.
Williams, Wyllyams, John. 488.
, Thomas, 36.
Williamtion, Wyllyamson, Alexander, 271.
, John, 203, 257, 272, 459.
, mayor of Lincoln, 351.
Simon, 194. 2C6.
Wiilian, Wylye by Hlaldok, co. Hertford, 556
- :^
724
GENEUAL INDEX.
Willingham, Wyllyngham, co. Cambridge, 77,
175,521.
, CO. Lincoln, 169.
• , CO. Suffolk, 415.
Willooghby. Wilughby, Wyloughby, John,
98, 126, 202, 575.
, Richard, 100, 102, 184, 190, 54«, 552,
569.
, Robert, 471.
, WiUiam, 178, 179, 255, 295.
, Joan his wife, 178, 179.
, Cicely his daughter, 178, 179.
Willoaghtcn [co. Lincoln], 74.
WiUy, Wylly, Richard, 16, 18, 50, 111,410,
424.
, William, 208.
Willyn, Wyllyn, Robert, 84.
, John, prior of Repton, 84.
Willyng, Walter, 272.
Willyngham, Humphrey, 278, 293.
Wilmecote, prebend of, 48.
Wihnestou, co. Kent, 464, 465, 548.
Wilmington, Wylmyugtoo, co. Kent, 225.
, CO. Sussex, alien priory of, 110.
, prebend of, 110.
Wilsford, Willesford, co. Lincoln, 216.
Wilson, John, 386.
, Stephen, 492.
Wilton, CO. Hereford, 266, 267.
, CO. Wilts, 170.
, burgesses of, 537.
, abbey of, 363.
, convent of, 359.
, Isabel Lambard, abbess of, 350.
, Edith Barough, abbess of, 361, 363.
,00. Wilts, hospital of BS. Giles and
Anthony by, Richard Holdych, warden of,
458.
CO. York, 506.
And see Grey.
Wilton, Henry, 330.
, John, 63.
Wilto county, 8, 34, 37, 40, 84, 98, 99, 101,
110, 120, 124, 128, 129, 132, 150, 152,
153, 185, 208, 208, 262, 283, 284, 303,
304, 379, 885, 389-391, 423, 457, 460,
461,474, 524, 530,550.
, sheriff of, 16, 32, 98, 153, 203,230,
384, 389, 390, 460, 474, 480, 481, 530,
537, 553.
Arid see Cheyne j Moignc.
, escheator in, 107, 187, 219, 228, 290,
334, 363.
And see Tystede.
, outlawries in, 2, 174, 253, 317,419,
506, 536.
, subsidy and ulnage of cloth in, 105,
115, 128,448.
,., commissions of the peace in, 575.
, archdeaconry of, 64.
And see Salisbury.
, earl of. See But'.er.
Wimborue, bt. Gilen, Upwyra bourne, co.
Dorset, 443.
Wimpole, Wympole, co. Cambridge, 169,
509.
Winch, West, co. Norfolk, 5.
Winchcombe, Wynchecombe, co. Gloaoester.
53,221,268, 438.
abbot and convent of, 53, 22 1 , 268.
, letters patent dated at, 70.
Winchelsee, Wynchelsea, co Sussex, 33, 88
95, 125, 138, 182, 347, 358, 439, 465,
548.
mayor of. See Basely.
bailiff of, 38.
Winchester, 10, 16, 18, 21, 26, 39, 56, 198,
435, 504.
, charters dated at. 143, 153, 156, 158,
235, 236, 244, 246, 247, 252, 299, 307,
309, 313, 894, 399, 40», 405, 409, 497-
499, 557.
, letters patent, dated at , 1 39.
, mayor, liailiffs and com mona Ity of,
156, 189.
, statutes of, 29, 134, 200, 205,229,
276, 345, 449, 528.
, diocese of, 77, 164, 180, 182,220,
300, 380, 423, 434, 459, 468, 589.
, bishop of. See Waynflete; Wyke-
ham ; Beaufort ; Edyngton ; Gy^rd ;
Lucy ; Orleton ; Roches ; Sandale.
, Teter, bishop of, 186, 267, 394.
, WiUiam, bishop of, 307.
, archdeaconry of, 28,
, St. Swithun, prior and convent of,
190,252,293, 539.
, , Robert, prior of, 252, 293.
, , Alexander, prior of, 252.
, , monk of, 180, 185.
St. Maiy's college at, 27.
warden and scholars of, 27,
164.
, St. Mary's abbey, 888.
, ., abbess and convent of, 383,
539.
, , Agues Buryton, abbess of, 388.
, Hyde abbey, by. See Hyde.
, subsidy and ulnage of cloths in, 156.
, earl of. ^ee Quincy.
Windley, Wyndeley, co. Derby, 81.
Windsor, Wyndesore, co. Berks, 90, 122.
charters dated at, 109, 155, 161, 165,
167, 170, 288, 242, 244, 246, 807-309,
396, 400, 408, 406, 408, 494, 499, 527,
557.
, letters patent dated at, 39, 41, 42, 47,
63, 69, 188, 162, 270, 582, 551.
,forestof, 44, 51,58, 64, 90, 123, 140,
149, 337, 439, 481, 488.
, castle of, 25, 61, 63, 79, 90, 106, 119,
122, 126, 140, 152, 272, 827, 828, 428.
441, 448, 526, 582.
, constable of, 8, 15, 61, 63, 106,
152,489,532.
And see Bonrchier.
OENKRAL INDEX.
726
Windsor, castle of, porter of, 8, 15i.
, cbapel of St. G«orge, college of, 126,
158,222,441,471.
, , prebeods in, 69, 222, 284, 289,
476.
hospital of St. Peter by, 73.
, garden at, 16.
, New. 526.
, , burgesses of, 248, 551.
, , mayor of. See Pury.
Wines, 14, 86, 48, 55, 83, 87, 97, 106, 137,
145, 155-158, 161, 166, 177, 192, 201,
210, 218, 223, 233, 234, 240, 304, 306,
325, 831. 335, 347, 358, 427, 444, 451,
458,459,464, 474,553.
Winfarthing, Wynneferthyng, co. Norfolk,
306.
Winforton, Wynfurton, [co. Hereford], 43.
Wingrave, co. Buckingham, 318, 478.
Winkleigh, Tracy, co. Devon, 7, 10, 104.
Winnington, Wenyngtoo, co. Stafford, 508.
Winster, Wynster, co. Westmoreland, 169.
, [co. Derby], 31.
Winston, Wynston, co. Gloucester, 131.
Winterboume, Wynterbourne, co. Wilts, 131.
, BarPs, CO. Wilts, 170.
, Kingston, co. Dorset, 133.
Maoreward, co. Dorset, 187, 362.
Winterstoke, co. Somerset, hundred of, 373,
884.
Winterton, co. Lincoln, 283, 345.
Winthorpe, Wynthorpe, co. Lincoln, 371.
Winton, co. Westmoreland, 435.
Wirksworth, Wyrkesworth, Wrixworth, co.
Derby, 7, 9, 31, 32, 104.
Wirtyll, Walter, 379.
WiBbeoh,Wy8ebeohe, co. Cambridge. 315, 418.
Wiseman, Wyseman, George, 67, 135.
Wishaw, CO. Warwick, 490.
Witchiagham, Wychyngham, [co. Norfolk],
205.
Witham, co. Essex, 256,
, CO. Lincoln, 242.
in Selwode, co. Somerset, prior and
convent of, 125, 157.
Witham, Wytham, Thomas, 74, 103, 206, 270,
447, 576.
, , chancellor of the Exchequer, 6,
86, 225, 277, 827, 886, 458.
, Agnes his wife, 447.
, William, 199.
Withcote, Whitecok, co. Leicester, 199.
Withem, Wythyrn, co. Lincoln, 73, 184, 427.
468, 478.
Witherslack, Wetherslake, co. Westmoreland,
169.
Withiam, Withy amme, 74.
Wilhyamme. 5ee Withiam.
Withybrook, Wythebrok, co. Warwick, 155«
WithyeU, William, 280.
Witley, Whitle, Wytieley,co. Surrey, 49, 225,
226.
Witney, Wytnay, co. Oxford, 473.
Witney, William, 552.
Witsua, in Scotland, 6^.
Wittelysmere. See Whittlesea Mere.
Wittersham, Wytrysham, co. Kent, 258.
Witton. See Whitton.
Witton, James, mayor of Lincoln, 282.
Wiveton, Wyveton, co. Norfolk, 172.
Woburn, Woubourne, co. Bedford, 62.
, abbot and convent of, 61.
Wodcok, William, prior of St. Mary,
Erdbury, 172.
Wodde, Thomas a, 523.
Wode, Alexander, 301.
, Edward atte, 481.
, John att<^, 186.
, John a, 505.
, John, 15, 31, 201, 278, 357, 444, 487,
489, 547, 552, 572-574.
., , , master of the king's ordnance,
208, 547.
, , victualler of Calais, 112, 194,
200, 259, 260, 262, 264, 265, 285, 296,
321. 824, 325, 355, 406, 433, 436, 457,
470.
, Thomas, 387.
, Thomas atte, 255, 381.
Wodebrigge. See Woodbridge.
Wodefoni, co. Somerset^ 331.
Wodegrave, Nicholas, C3, 210.
Wodeham, John, 280.
Wodehed . See Woodhead.
Wodehill, John, 412.
Wodehous, co. Norfolk, 286.
Wodehous, John, 32.
Wodelark, Robert, provost of St. Mary and
St. Nicholas, Cambridge, 74.
Wodeley,Geoffirey, 504.
, Roger 491.
Woderewo, co. Wilts, 884,385.
Wodesdon. 5ee Waddesdon.
' Wodeshalfmarc,' 219.
Wodeside. See Woodside.
Wodestoke. See Woodstock.
Wodevile. See Wydeville.
Wodeward, Thomas, 201, 361.
, William, 448, 506.
Wo<lfall, Henry, 234.
Wodhall, CO. Suffolk, 367.
Wodhous, Thomas, 280.
Wodhull, CO. Wilts, 385.
Wodland, WilUam, 501 .
, Edith his wife, 501.
Wodman, Henry, 135.
Wodryngton. See Wydryngton.
Wodye, John, 138.
Woegman, Nicholas, 849.
Wokefeld, co. Berks, 181.
Wokingham, co. Berks, 314.
Wolcomb, John, 491.
Wolde, CO. Northampton, 416.
Wolf, Hugh, 4.52.
726
GENERAL INDEX.
Wolf ^ John, 257,510.
Patrick, 204.
Wolflete, William, chancellor of the Univer-
sity of Cambridge, 561.
Wolford, Great, co. Warwick, 511.
Wolfreton, CO. York, 287.
Wollaston, co. Northampton, 316.
Woollesthorpe. See Woolsthorpe.
Wolley. See Woolley.
Wolley, Thomas, 280.
, Ralph, 280.
WoUore, Thomas, prior of Holy Trinity,
Lenton, 10.
Wolmer, Walmere, co. Southampton, forest
of, 24, 48, 522.
Wolmeston, co. Devon, 364.
Wolseley, Ralph, 43, 65, 572.
, victualler of Calai.s 472, 483,
485, 513, 526, 527, 541.
, Richard, 572.
, Thomas, 564, 572.
Wolsflete, Master William, dean of 8toke,
33.
Wolstaston. See Woolstaston.
Wolston, Guy, 389, 532.
, Robert, 302.
, William, 818.
Wolvercote, Thomas, prior of Ravenstone,
386.
Wolverhampton, dean and canons of, 61.
, John de Melboum, dean of, 61.
, Richard Postell, dean of, 61.
, William Dudeley.dean of, 60.
Wombridge, co. Salop, 295.
Womenswold, Wymlyssh Wold, Wymbellish
Wold, CO. Kent, 88, 464, 648.
Wouford, Woneford, co. Devon, hundred of,
122, 478.
Wonston, William, 314.
Wonworth, co. Sussex, 443.
Wood, John, victualler of Calais, 209,217,
219.
Woodbridge, Wodebregge, co. Suffolk, 316.
, Nicholas, prior of, 33.
Woodbury, Wadbury, co. Devon, 414.
Woodchester, co. Gloucester, 443.
Woode,John, 18.
, Thomas atte, 490.
Wood Hall, Wodhall, co. Essex, 131.
,• CO. Suffolk, 286.
Woodham Ferrers, Wodham Ferrerez, co.
Essex, 314, 533.
Woodhead, Wodehed, 90.
Woodhull, Wodehull, co. Bedford, 508.
Wood Newton, Wodeneuton, co. Northamp-
ton, 192,411.
Woodside, Wodeside [co. Westmoreland],
74.
Woodstock, Wodestoke, co. Oxford, 25, 44,
84, 89, 151, 152, 191, 268, 843, 359,
361.
, mayor and commonalty of, 248.
Woodstock, charters dated at, 139, 159, 160,
165, 166, 171, 235, 240, 243, 246, 247,
250, 251, 309, 340, 392, 393, 497, 498,
.539.
, letters patent dated at, 7, 48, 49, 52,
327-381, 339, 340, 349, 355, 357, 888.
Woolbeding, Wolbedynge, co. Sussex, 448.
Woolcombe, Wollecombe, co. Dorset, 443.
Alaltravers, Wolcombe Mautravers,
CO. Dorset, 443.
Woollavtngton, co. Sussex, 443.
Woolley, Wolley, co. Huntingdon, 131.
Wools, 13, 209, 220, 222, 230, 267, 275, 278,
285, 289, 303, 324, 385, 345, 348, 390,
438, 448, 453, 465, 500, 513, 589, 543.
And see Subsidy.
Woolstaston, Wolstaston, co. Salop, 62.
Woolsthorpe, Wollestborp, co. Lincoln, 104,
352.
Woolwich, Wolewych, 398.
Wooton Wawen, Wawens Wotton, co.
Warwick, 6.
Wootton, Wodton, co. Dorset, 443.
, South, CO. Norfolk, 478.
Fitz Payn, co. Dorset, 443.
Worcester, 44, 72, 86, 258, 263, 302, 503,
507, 520, 524.
, citizens of, 160.
, charter dated at, 305.
, church of, 160.
, diocese of, 93, 106, 129, 196, 433.
, bishop of, 321.
And see Carpenter ; Montacute ;
Wakefield.
, prior and convent of, 159-
, monk of, 180, 187.
, white nuns of St. Bernard, prioress
and convent of, 150.
, earl of . *See Tiptoft.
, county of, 31, 47, 65, 91, 98, 110,
133, 150, 167, 184, 303, 3.57, 391, 520,
539, 553.
, , sheriff of, 65, 98, 100, 150,
160, 491.
And see Blount.
, , escheator in, 9, 85, 291.
And see Rugge.
, , outlawries in, 173, 174, 415,
416,470,507, 510.
, , coroners in, 553.
., , commissions of the peace in,
575.
Worda, co. Berks, 27.
Wore, William, dean of Stafford, 270.
Worksop, Warsop, co. Nottingham, 134, 484.
Worlaby, Urleby, co. Lincoln, 112, 448.
Worlege, John, 446.
Worley, Thomas, 487.
Worlington, Wredelyngton, Wyrlyngton, co.
Suffolk, 319.
Wormegay, Wycmyngey, co. Norfolk, 195.
484.
Wormeton Tirell, co. Hereford, 372.
GENERAL INDEX.
727
Wormingliur>t, WormyDghurst, co. Sussex, |
144.
Worplesdon, Warpesden, co. Surrey, 225,
226.
Worsley, co. Warwick, 531.
Woreley, Worseley, Christopher, 200, 374.
, Edward, IG.
, John, 504.
Otewel, 8. 16, 66, 522,
, Thomas, rector of Biltoii, 3.
Worsop. See Worksop.
Worstede' [co. Norfolk] , 47 1 . i
Worston. See Oreston.
Worth, CO. Dorset, 443.
Worth, John, 567.
.Waller, 551.
Worthe, John de, 276, 306.
Worthington, Werthyngton, co. Leicester, 187,
862.
Worthy, John, 418.
Worthymortymer. See Headhoarne Worthy.
Worton, CO. Middlesex, 97, 144.
Wottesdon. See Waddesdon.
Wotton, 389.
, CO. Bedford, 384.
, CO. Darham, 39.
, CO. Lincoln, 195, 227, 344, 845.
, CO. Oxford, 25, 151, 359.
, hundred of, 25, 151, 359.
, CO. Somerset, 333.
, CO. Warwick, priory of, 74.
, CO. Wilts, 131.
, Old, CO. Wilts, 131.
, Counenay, co, Somerset, 359, 360,
868.
Wotton, Nicholas, 384.
, Thomas, 257.
Wouhourne. See Wobum.
Woxbrygge. See Uxbridge.
Wragby, co. Lincohi, 87, 371, 454.
Wratlyng. See Wartling.
Wmttesley, Henry, 65,
, Walter, 65.
Wratting, co. Suffolk, 445.
, Great, 481.
Wratton, John, 203.
Wrauby. See Wrawby.
Wrawby, Wrauby, co. Lincoln, 195, 227. 282,
844, 845.
Wraxall, Wrockeshall, Wroxhall, co. Dorset,
225, 454.
, CO. Somerset, 228, 331.
Wray, William, 319.
Wredclyngtou. See Worlington.
Wressle, Wresull, co. York, 73, 341,484.
Wresteler, Thomas, 490.
Wresull. See Wressle.
Wretham, East, Estwrotham, co. Norfolk, 78.
West, Westwortham, co. Norfolk, 74 .
Wretili. See WritelL
Wright, Wryght, John, 507.
, Master Nicholas, master of the college
of S. S. Gregory and Martin, Wye,
441.
, Richard, 5, 318, 509, 511.
, Robert, 550.
, Thomas, 141, 194, 266, 545.
, , parson of Hothfield, 83.
, , parson of Great Ualliogbury,
83.
Write, Robert, 268.
Writell, Wretili, Writtell, Wyrtyll. Walter,
20, 35, 228, 449, 564.
Writtle, Wrythill, co. Essex, 258.
Wrixworth. See Wirksworth.
Wrockeshale. See Wraxall.
Wrockwardine, co. Salop, 515.
Wroghton. See Wroughton.
Wroth, John, 22, 278, 567.
Wrotham, co. Kent, 1.
Wrottesley, Henry, 196.
, Walter. 215, 217, 270, 485, 55'2.
, , sheriff* of Staffordshire, 222.
And see Wrattesley.
Wroughton, John, 389, 448, 575.
, Wroghton, William, abbot of St,
Peter's, Chertsey, 180, 185,380, 512,
518.
Wroxeter, Wroxcestre, co. Salop, 443.
Wroxhale, John, 480, 480.
Wroxhall. See Wraxall.
Wryght. See Wright.
Wrythill. See Writtle.
WrytyU. See Writell.
Wulmere. See Wolmcr.
Wyliarn, John, 1 1 .
Wybbe. Thomas, 174.
Wyberton, Wiberton, co. Lincoln, 468.
Wyboston, Wyboldeston, co. Bedford, 414.
Wybunbury, Webunbury, co. Chester, 189,
386.
Wyche. .See Droitwich.
Wyche, Hugh, 222, 254, 820, 324, 521, 530,
553.
, , mayor of London, 185.
Wychebolde. Sec Wichbold.
Wychwood, Whichewodc, co. Oxford, forest
of, 17, 98, 154.
Wychynden. See Wechyndeu.
Wycle [oo. Northampton], 295.
Wycombe, co. Buckingham, 42, 268, 429.
, letters patent dated at, 327, 331, 832,
352-862, 869, 878, 374, 381, 383, 389,
394, 562-565, 568, 575.
Wycombe, Stephen, 268.
Wydder, Thomas, 65.
Wyddryugton, Wydryngton, Wodryngton,
Gerard, 66, 569.
, John, 349.
Wydecombe. See Widcombe.
Wydecombe, Thomas, 176.
Ili'
tiKNKKAL INDEX.
WydecoiuiR', Kleiiu his wife, 176.
, Thomas bis Kon, 176.
Wydeeombe, John, the younger, 135.
Wydefeld, oo. Devon, SI 2.
Wydeyille, Wideville, Woderile, Antony, off
Scales, 97, 188, 304, 890, 491, 529,
:>3S, 535, 568, 572.
Elisabeth hit wife, 188.
, Richard, 35, 170, 491.
, Joan, his wife, 170.
Richard, lord Rivers, 81, 83, 97» 169,
170, 213, 227, 279, 303, 304, 431, 470,
491,533,535.547,569.
, , treasurer of the Exchequer,
516.
Jaquettu, duchess of Bedford, his
wife, 169, 183, 213, 227,533, 535, 547.
Wydewell, Widewell, Edmund, 200, 294, 471.
, Miles, 471.
Wydnare, Nicholas, 16.
Wydower, Wyduer, Nicholas, 85, 538.
Wye, CO. Kent, 493.
college, of S. S. Gregor}* and Martin,
master and fellows of, 44 1 .
Master Nicholas Wright, master of,
441.
Wyfold, Nicholas, 316.
, Margaret his wife, 316.
Wygenhale, John, 256.
Wygeston. See Wigston.
Wyg((ebergh. See Wigborongh.
Wyggemore, lord of. See Richard.
Wygmor, John, 411.
Wyke, John, 540.
, William atte, 206.
Wykcburnell, co. Worcester, 87.
Wykeham, 294.
Wykeham, John, 31.
, mayor of Bristol, 228, 279.
, William of, bishop of Winchester
[1366-1404], 164, 285, 252.
Wykelow. See Wicklow.
Wykes, co. Lincoln, 169.
Wykes, Wikes, Wykys, Edmund, 256.
John, 23, 101, 123, 124, 173, 179,
188, 257, 568.
William, 221.
Wykewon, John, abbot of Evesham, 9.
Wykingesham, co. Berks, 27.
Wylbay, 195.
Wylbrugge, co. Sussex, 443.
Wylcok, Hiomas, 488.
Wylcotes, William, 430, 480.
Wyld, John, 422.
, Thomas, 176, 233, 514, 540, h^9,
, Agnes his wife, 176.
, William, 176, 315.
Wylet, John, p&rson of Lanteglof^, 174.
, Thomas, 174.
Wylforthe, Hugh, 492.
Wylkynwn, John, 492.
Wylle, John, 317.
Wylloughby. See Welles ; Willougliby.
Wyllyaros. See Williams.
Wyllyamson. See Williamson.
Wyllyn. See Willyn.
Wyllyngham. See Willingham.
Wyllyngham, Robert, 176.
Wylmote, Thomas, vicar of Afthford, 76.
Wylot, Henry, 204.
Wyloughby. .See Willooghby.
Wylowys, John, 450.
Wylsford, Robert, 37.
Wylye. 5ee Willian.
Wymark, Thomas, 487«
Wymbelissh W<^d. See Wooenswold.
Wymbussh, Walter, 53.
Wymbyssh, James, 253.
, John, 467.
Nicholas, 22.
, Thomas, 880, 382, 467, 567.
WymeMon, Ralph, 321.
, Isabel his wife, 321.
, Richard, 321.
Wymesold, Richard, 520.
Wymondham, co. Norfolk, 67, 83, 135, 412.
Wymple. See MThimple.
Wynard, WiUiam, 147.
Wynche, John. 418.
Wynchecombe. See Wincheombe.
Wynchelsee. See Winchelaea.
Wynchestre Pee, cos. Ijeiceeter and Warwick,
103, 353.
Wynchestre, John, abbot of Qnarr, 557.
Wyncley. .See Wiokley.
Wynde [co. Sussex], 465, 548.
Wyndeley. See Windley.
Wyndesore. See Windsor.
Wyndesore, Thomas, 476.
, Elisabeth his wife, 476.
Wynell, John, 511.
Wynfurton. See Winfbrton.
Wyngfeld. See Whinfell.
Wyngfeld. Wyukefeld, John, 206, 232, 848«
390.
Robert, 390. 568.
Thomas, 88, 502.
Wynhows, Hugh, 256.
, John, 256.
, Richard, 256.
, the younger, 256.
Wynkefeld. See Wyngfeld.
Wynkeleghtracy. See Winkleigh Tracy.
Wynkeley, Hugh, 357.
Wynkilton, Thomas, 414.
Wynne, John, 565.
Wynnelcy, Walter, 384.
Wynot, John, 254.
Wynslagh. See Wenslagh.
Wynsselowe, Thomas, 274.
Wynster, See Winster.
GENERAL INDEX.
72»
Wynter, John, 177.
Wynterfell, Robert, 834.
, Thomas, 834.
Wyntershill, Robert. 578.
Wynton, John, 232.
Wyntryngham, John, 520.
Wyntryshill, Robert, 201.
Wyntworth, Philip. 422.
, Marjory his irife, 422.
Wynyeve, John, 547.
Wypsenade. See Wliipsnade.
Wyrall, William, 184.
Wyrardisbury, W3Terdesbury, co. Baoking-
ham, 89, 142, 289, 430, 482.
Wyrkes worth. See Wirksworth.
Wyrlyngton. See Worlington.
Wyrmyngey. See Wormegay.
Wyrrall, John, 456.
Wyrtyll. See Writell.
Wysbeche, Dan Thomas, abbot of Thomeyy
380, 406.
Wysden, William, 23.
Wysdoms, co. Devon, 227, 359, 372.
Wyse, Richard, 476.
, Thomas, 349.
Wyseman. See Wiseman.
Wytham. See Witbam.
Wythe, John, 374.
Wythyngham. See Whitingham .
Wythebrok. See Withybrook.
Wytlewod. See Wbittlenrood.
Wytrysham. See Wittersham.
Wytteley. See Witley.
Wytton. See Whitton .
WyyUle, Robert, bishop of Salisbury [1330-
1375], 488.
Wyx, Richard, vicar of Landrake, 817.
Y.
Yalam, co. Devon, 536.
Yale, 91.
Yarborotigh, Yarboargh, Yereburgh, co.
Lincoln, 169.
, wapentake of, 451.
Yardley, Yerdley, co. Hertford, 503.
, CO. Worcester, 490,
Yarmouth, Jerneroouth, Yormothe, co. Nor-
folk, 126,231,406,510.
burgesses of, 262, 421.
, prior of, 421.
, port of, 188, 213, 294, 421, 432.
, murage for, 200.
, commission of the peace in, 200.
, ship called te Barge of, 206.
, , le George of, 206«
, Eremue, Isle of Wight, burgesses of,
539.
u 86914.
Yarmouth Roads, 232.
Yarrow, "Yarowe, co. Northumberland, 841.
Yanim, Richard, 273.
Yarwell, Yerwell, Zarwell, co. Northampton^
131,219, 381.
Yate, John at, 2.
Yatehoiis. See Gatehouse.
Yates, John, 470.
Yaxley, Richard, 573.
Yeaustnn, Enston [in Henstridge], co.
Somerset, 264.
Yeland, John, 35, 528.
Yelbur)'. See Ilbary.
Yeldham, Gklham, co. Essex, 193.
.Little, 197.
Yelverton, William, 65, 66, 99, 132, 154, 201,
203, 205, 279, 281, 302-304, 838, 339,
346, 3-17, 456, 488-490, 528-530, 664,
565, 568, 573.
, .justice of the King's Bench, 14.
, , esquire, 302.
YendeBtowe. See Instow.
Yensfield, Yonsfeld, co. Kent, 169.
Yeovil, Yevele, co. Somerset, 97, 145.
Yeovilton, Iveton, co. Somerset, 286, 866.
Yerde, John, 319.
, Richard, 410.
Yerdley. See Yardley.
Yereburgh. See Yarborough.
Yermothe. Sec Yarmouth.
Yerwell. See Yarwell.
Yevan, John, 515.
Yevelchestre. See Ilchester.
Y'evele. See Yeovil.
Yeveme Courteney. See Iwerne Courtney.
Yexworth Thorpe. See Ixworth Thorpe.
Yffyng. See Iffin.
Yham. See Iham.
Ynce, Yns, Edmund, 14, 272.
Ynglyssh. See Englyssh.
Y'ns. See Ynce.
Yoghill. See Youghal.
Yogble. See Youghal.
Yoland, co. Devon, 212.
Yoldiche, co. Devon, 212.
Yole, Henry, 501.
Y'oman, John, mayor of Leicester, 380*
, William, 492.
Yonge, Gilbert, 553.
, Isabel, 419.
John, 43, 112, 211, 215, 476, 482.
, , mayor of London, 530, 553.
.Oliver, 111.
, Reginald, 39.
, Roger, 508,510.
, Thomas, 13, 23, 41, 65, 205, 228,.
800, 304, 491, 512, 530, 553, 561, 563«
564, 571, 572, 575.
, , dean of St. Mary and All
Saints, Warwick i 80.
Y'onsfeld. See Yensfield.
3a
730
GENERAL INDEX.
York, 3,4, 7, 33, 89,44, 66, 118, 138, 163,
173, 175, 177, 199, 228, 259, 266, 277,
289, 292, 294, 296, 315, 825, 832, 388,
335, 344, 851, 857, 867, 375, 377, 381,
410, 418, 420, 454, 477, 502, 509, 520,
530, 534, 549.
, outlawry in, 173, 175, 259, 815, 316,
410, 413, 518.
.., charters dated at, 84, 139, 153, 159,
160, 164-166, 168, 236, 237, 240, 247,
249, 251, 252, 299, 305, 306, 809, 812,
340, 342, 375, 376, 392-894, 897, 398,
400, 406, 496, 498, 558.
, letters patent dated at, 6, 7, 9-14, 16,
18, 24, 29-81,34, 47, 53, 78, 128, 130,
291, 299, 804, 327, 332-886, 342, 848,
848, 375, 392, 461, 468, 56!, 562, 564-
567, 569, 574-577.
, mayor of, 66,206, 223, 279, 289, 455,
535.
And «ee Stokton; Gylyot; Neleson ;
Marshall.
, , ordinances for election of9866.
, mayor and citixens of, 334.
, Parliament at, 310, 325, 359.
, province of, 163, 370.
, diocese of, 123, 331, 836, 469,478,
519.
, archbishopric of, 329, 331,858,434,
455.
, archbishop of, 214, 306, 375, 376.
And see Botbe; Kemp; Bishops-
bridge; Neville.
, Roger, archbishop of, 841, 377.
, Thurstan, archbishop of, 312, 375.
cathedral of, 17, 47.
, ,d<^an and chapter of, 47,299,
327, 341, 353, 434, 584.
, , dean of. See Andrew.
, , canon of. See Duffield.
, duchy of, 18.
, duke of. See Richard.
, college of St. William at, 47, 383.
, , Christopher Borough, provost
of, 383.
, St Mary's abbey, 328, 331, 858, 377,
469.
, , convent of, 328.
t f ....•», abbot of, 175, 534.
, Thomas Bothe, abbot of, 831,
353.
, , John Cotingham, abbot of,
328.
, Holy Trinity, monks of, 375-877.
, , prior and convent of, 584.
, , John, prior of, 584.
..., , John deChoeiaco, prior of, 875.
, , Thomas Demton, prior of, 450.
, Friars Preachers of, 333.
, chapel of St. James, 375.
, St. Mary Castlegate, 454.
, St. John Baptist, Hundgate, 541.
«. , hospital of St. Leonard, 109.
York, hospital of St Leonard, master and
brethren of, 247, 335, 4?7.
, George, bishop of Exeter,
master of, 247, 477.
, , Richard de Ravenser, master
of, 247.
, , John Giffiud, master of, 247.
, , Walter de Langeton, master of,
247.
, , Brembre, Thomas de, master
of, 248.
, hospital of St Nicholas, 109.
, , Thomas Usbuni, warden o(
109.
.......... guild of weavers in, 7.
, subsidy and ulnage of cloth in, 180.
, county of, 81,46, 66, 71, 102, 105,
107, 108,121, 131, 183, 137, 148, 208,
218, 237,261, 277, 806, 327,886,842,
848, 357,363, 375-377, 427, 477, 580,
531,541.
, , sheriff of, 102, 107, 206, 492.
And see Constable.
, , escheator in, 289, 884, 845,
858, 455, 467, 469, 524, 584.
And see Neffeld ; Hastynges ; Fereby,
Harington.
, outlawries in, 3-5, 256, 258,
816-818, 411, 418, 415, 4^, 502,506-
509, 511.
, , conservation of rivers in, 906
228.
, subudy and ulnage of cloths
in, 130.
.., East Riding of, 31, 849.
..., , commissions of the peace
in, 576.
,.., North Riding of, 30.
, , commissions of the
peace in, 576.
, , West Riding oi; 277.
, , , commissions of the
peace in, 577.
Torke, John, 507.
, William, 228.
, , the elder, 861.
Tou, Hugh, 820.
Youghal, Yoghill, Yoghle, in Ireland, 51.
, sovereign and burgesses of, 225.
mayor of, 278.
, poit of, 193.
Youlditc^ Yoldych, co. Devon, 372.
Youlton, Tolton, co. York, 861.
Ypres, William de, 62.
Ypusce. See Guipuzcoa.
Ymam. See Imham.
Ywen, Robert, son of, 500.
Ywode. Ste High Wood.
I,...,
GENERAL INDEX.
731
ZarwelL See Tarwell.
Z«eland, Seland, 187, 202, 280, 489, 491, 517.
Zonehe, John ]e, 491.
, John, 481.
, WiUiam dela, 568, 570.
, WilUftm la, of Aeshehy, 895.
Zonehe, William la, of Totneys, 480, 480.
William, lord Zouohe and Sejmowr,
208.
, William, his son, 208.
Zonehes. Sowches, oo. Camhridge, 145
la Zuache. Alan, 549.
, WilUam, 549.
..., , Hugh, 549.
, Jocosa, 549.
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