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PART   XIX.  (being  Part  I.  of  Vol.  III.). 


FEET  OF  FINES  FOR  E85EX. 


IN  MEMORY  OF  ROBERT  COPP  FOWLER,  B.A.,O.B.E.. 
F.S.A.,  FR.HIST.S..  WHO  FOR  TEN  YEARS  GAVE 
HIS  SERVICES  TO  THE  ESSEX  ARCHAEOLOGICAL 
SOCIETY  AS  EDITOR  OF  ITS  'TRANSACTIONS.'  AND 
WITH  UNREMITTING  INDUSTRY  AND  LEARNING 
PREPARED  THESE  ABSTRACTS  FOR  PUBLICATION. 


THE    CASTLE. 


Filf  centuries  Final  Concords,  otherwise  known 
•re    a    most   important   method   of   transfer   or 
.it    of    real    property    in     England.      The    normal 
procedur  follows: — 

•  ction,  real  or  fictitious,  was  brought  in  the  Court  of  Common 

LI  ties  being  called  plaintiff  and  deforciant,  plaintiff 

.  or  demandant  and  tenant,  according  to  the  nature  of 

the  p  ement  was  made  for  a  consideration,   and 

pubh'  1    in    succeeding   terms.     This    agreement    was 

in  the  form  of  an  indenture  of  three  parts;  one  of  which, 

/i  of  the  Fine,  was  kept  by  the  Court,  while  the  two 

given  to  the  parties.     The  effect  was  to  give  the 

most  perfect  title  possible. 


FEET  OF  FINES  FOR  ESSEX. 


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FEET  OF  FINES  FOR  ESSEX. 


These  English  Abstracts  of  the  'Feet  of  Fines  for  Essex'  were  made  by  the  late 
Mr,  R,  C.  Fowler,  F.S.A .,  but  oiving  to  his  sudden  death  they  have  not  had  the  advantage 
of  his  final  revision.  The  proofs  have  kindly  been  read  by  Mr.  S.  C.  Ratdiff,  M.A, 


THE  regnal  years  of  Edward  III.  began  on  25  January,  in  Hilary  term,  the 
return-days  for  which  were  the  octave  and  quinzaine  of  Hilary  (20  and  27 
January)  and  the  morrow  and  octave  of  the  Purification  (3  and  9  February). 
The  term  began  on  23  January,  or,  if  that  fell  on  a  Sunday,  on  the  next  day ; 
but  all  days  up  to  the  quinzaine  were  reckoned  as  belonging  to  the  octave  of 
Hilary.  This  was  therefore  the  only  return-day  that  came  at  the  end  of  the 
regnal  year. 

When  there  are  two  or  more  vendors,  the  names  of  the  principal  ones,  whose 
heirs  are  mentioned,  are  given  in  italics. 

An  asterisk  added  to  the  number  of  a  Fine  means  that  the  information  in  a 
defective  Foot  has  been  supplemented  by  aid  of  the  Note. 


1  EDWARD  III. 


COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 
1327. 

1.  Trin.     Robert  de  Hales  and  Denise  his  wife,  pi.  by   the  said    Robert. 
Thomas  de  Hales  of  Lodne,  def.     5  messuages,  60  acres  of  land,   5   acres  of 
meadow,  5  acres  of  pasture  and  id.  rent  in  Eyston  at  the  Mount,  Broxheved, 
Chaure  and  Thaksted.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

2.  Morrow  of  Martinmas,  20  Edward  II.,  and  afterwards  on  the  quinzaine  of 
Easter,  i  Edward  III.    Roger  de  Clyfton  and  Basiliade  Neketon,  pi.  by  Geoffrey 
de  Sheringg  in  her  place.     Richard  Howe  of  Bromfeld  and  Anabilla  his  wife, 
def.     8  acres  of  land  and  8d.   rent  in   Little  Waltham.     PI.  to  hold  for  their 
lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Robert  son  of  Basilia  and 
Isabel  his  sister  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  Roger. 

3.  Mich.1     Jordan  de  Maundeville,  pi.     Alice  late  the  wife  of  John  de  Lydel 
of  Spryngefeld,  def.    A  fourth  part  of  the  manor  of  Spryngefeld,  a  fourth  part  of 
a  mill  and  a  knight's  fee  in  Spryngefeld,  and  the  advowson  of  a  moiety  of  the 
church  of  the  manor.     Def.  to  hold  for  her  life  of  the  King  and  his  heirs  as  of 
the  honour  of  Peverel,  with  remainders  to  John  her  son  and  Elizabeth  daughter 
of  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  def.     This  agreement 
was  made  by  precept  of  the  King. 

4.  Trin.     John  de  Hemenhale,  pi.     John  de  Wygornia  and  Alice  his  wife,  def. 
100  acres  of  land  and  a  third  part  of  i  messuage  in  Rammesden  Belhous  and 
Rammesden  Creye.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

5.  Trin.     Adam  Broun  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.     Robert  Maryn  of  Westtille- 
bury  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     T  messuage,  i  toft  and  33  acres  of  land  in  Warle 
Abbatisse.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Adam  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100 
marks. 

i   Fines  from  Michaelmas  term,  i  Edward  III.,  to  Hilary  term,  2-3  Edward  1 1 1.,  both  included 
were  made  at  York. 


FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1327 

'  Trin      Geoffrey  le  Parker  of  Bentleye  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     Geoffrey  de 
Stanstede  and  Ctcily  his  wife  and  Gerard  le  Chaundeler  of  London  and  Agues  by 
def      i  messuage,  20  acres  of  land  and  i&d.  rent  in  Macchyngge.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Geoffrey.     Cons.  20  marks. 

7  Trin      Robert  de  Munden,  parson  of  the  church  of  Stifford,  pi.     Henry 
dr'shirewell  of  Stifford  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  30  acres  of  land 
3  acres  of  meadow  and  gd,  rent  in  Stifford.     Def.  and  the  heirs  of  Henry  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords 

8  Trin      John  de  Wauton  and  Ellen  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  le  Parker.     John 
de  Rounhey  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  13  acres  of  land,  2  acres  i  rood 
of  meadow  and  ij  acres  of  pasture  in  Stepelbumstede.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons  40  marks. 

Trin  Richard  Contesse  of  Fifhide,  pi.  Thomas  de  Fifhide  and  Margery 
his  wife.  def.  8  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow  and  2s.  rent  in  Fifhide.  PI. 
and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  10  marks. 

10  Trin.  Simon  le  Neweman  of  Elmested,  pi.  Richard  le  Chazour  and 
Custiaita  his  wife,  def.  20  acres  of  land  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Elmested. 
PI  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  20  marks. 

11.  Trin.     John  Shepegrom  and  Juliana  his  wife,  pi.      John  le  Orpede  of 
Homdon  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  acre  of  land  and  i$d.  rent  in 
Horndon.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords  with  remainders  to 
William  son  of  John  Shepegrom  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  and  the  right  heirs  of 
John  Shepegrom.     Cons.  10  marks. 

12.  Trin.     Thomas  Prentise  of  Fynchyngfeld,  pi.     Ralph  Hervy  of  Fynchyng- 
feld  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     10  acres  of  land  in  Fynchyngfeld.     PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  405. 

13  Trin.  Robert  Flemyng  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  Roger  de  Dorkcestre,  def. 
The  manor  of  Ronewell  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  same  town.  PI. 
and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the 
right  heirs  of  Robert. 

14.  Trin.  Robert  le  Power  of  Little  Fordham,  pi.  Nicholas  de  Sutton, 
parson  of  Wykesho,  and  Hugh  de  Tharndeston,  chaplain,  def.  i  mill,  14 
acres  of  meadow,  10  acres  of  pasture,  20  acres  of  wood,  405.  rent  and  two  parts 
of  i  messuage  and  2  carucates  of  land  in  Aldham,  Great  Teye  and  Little 
Fordham.  PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainders  to  John  his 
son  and  Avice  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  pi. 

15  Trin.  Walter  de  Fynchyngfeld,  pi.  Richard  de  Colne  and  Avice  his 
wife,  def.  3  messuages,  153  acres  of  land,  4^  acres  of  meadow,  6  acres  of 
pasture,  4  acres  of  alder  and  335.  4^.  rent  in  Colne  Engayne  and  Halstede. 
•  hold  for  their  lives  of  pi  and  his  heirs,  rendering  yearly  i  rose  at  the 
Nat.  of  St. J.B.  and  doing  to  the  chief  lords  all  services,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs. 

16.  Trin.     John  Leu  of  Ipswich,  pi.     Sabina  late   the   wife  of  Gilbert  de 
Clare,  def     55  acres  of  land  and  3  acres  of  meadow  in  Bulmere,  Middelton  and 
Balydon      Def.  to  hold  for  life  of  pi.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  yearly  i  acre  at 
the  Nat  of  St.  J.  B.  and  doing  to  the  chief  lords  all  services,  with  reversion  to 
pi.  and  his  heirs. 

17.  Trin      John  de  Bredeford  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     John  Godyn,  chaplain, 
del.     2  messuages,  40  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  7  acres  of  pasture,  15 
acres  of  alder  and  8s  +d.  rent  in  Bockyngg.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the 
chief  lord*,  with  remainder  to  Sewal  le  Spicer  of  Chelmersford  and  Margery  his 
wife  and  the  heirs  of  iheir  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  John  de  Bredei 

Trin     Sewal  son  of  John  le  Taney  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.     \Villiam  de 

Plesie  the  younger,  def.     i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  i 

acre  of  wood.  60  acres  of  marsh  and  :>6s.  Srf.  rent  in  Bradewell.     PI   to  hold  for 

:ives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  John  their  son  and  the  heirs  of 

)n»  body  and  the  right  heirs  of  Sewal. 


FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX.  3 

1327. 

ig.  Trin.  Richard  Ascelyn,  pi.  William  son  of  Richard  Ascelyn,  def. 
2  messuages,  190  acres  of  land,  ioi  acres  of  meadow,  3^  acres  of  pasture  and 
8s.  8d.  rent  in  Lanfare  Maudeleyne,  Morton,  North  "\Velde,  High  Aungre, 
Bubbyngworth  and  Fifhide.  PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  def.  and  his  heirs,  rendering 
yearly  i  rose  at  the  Nat.  of  St.  J.  13.  and  doing  all  services,  with  reversion  to 
def.  and  his  heirs. 

20.  Trin      Richard   Godsalm  and   Alice  his  wife,   pi.     John  de  Gyng  and 
Margery  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Gynge  Rauf  and  the  advowson  of  the 
church  of  the  manor.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
And  for  this  they  will  render  yearly  to  def.  for  their  lives  20  marks  of  silver,  in 
-moieties  at  Michaelmas  and  Easter,  with  power  of  distraint. 

21.  Trin.     Nicholas  le  Fraunceys  of  Wridelyngton  and  Florence  his  wife,  pi. 
Alan  le   Fraunceys   of  Wridelyngton   and   John   Seman  of   Berton,  def.     The 
manors  of  Bradewell  and  Danseye  and    2   messuages,  2    tofts,   2    carucates   of 
land  and  25  acres  of  wood  in  Bradewell.  Tylyngham,  Langeford  and  Wykham. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to 
John  son  of  Philip  de  Orreby  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  and  the  right  heirs  of 
Florence. 

22.  Mich  ,  20  Edward  II.,  and  afterwards  Trin.,  i  Edward  III.     William  de 
Valence  of  Bromlegh  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     William  Bounde  of  Ardelegh,  def. 
i  messuage,  60  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  wood  and  12  acres  of  heath  in  Little 
Bromlegh.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  William  de  Valence. 

23.  Mich.,  20  Edward  II.,   and  afterwards  Trin.,   i    Edward   III.     Master 
Richard    de    Badewe,    pi.      John    Child    of    Loghton   and  Joan    his    wife,    def. 
i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  6  acres  of  pasture  and  45.  rent 
in  Wodham  Ferers  which  Thomas  de  Langedon  and  Alice  his  wife  hold  for  her 
life  of  the  inheritance  of  Joan.     PI   and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  reversion  of  the 
chief  lords.      Cons.    20   marks   of  silver.     This   agreement    was   made   in    the 
presence  of  Thomas  and  Alice,  and  they  did  fealty. 

24.  Mich.,  20    Edward   II.,  and  afterwards  Eas.,   i   Edward    III.     John  de 
Dykeleghe  and  Katharine  his  wife,  pi,     Warin  atte  Welle  of  Colecestre  and  John 
Arnaud  of  Trompeton,  def.     5  messuages,  305  acres  of  land,  5^  acres  of  meadow, 
2o£   acres   of   wood,   and    135.  6d    rent   in    Misteleghe,    Dykeleghe   and    Little 
Bromleye.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of   their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
successive  remainders  to  Roger  son  of  John  de  Dykeleghe  and  Agnes  his  sister 
and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  John  de  Dykeleghe. 


2   EDWARD   III. 


COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 
1328. 

25.  Mich.     Thomas  de  Weston  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.     Ralph  Aunger 
and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  60  acres  of  land,  7  acres  of  meadow,  15 
acres  of  pasture  and  245.  rent  in  Berkyng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs 
of  Thomas.     Cons.  20  marks. 

26.  Mich.     John  Bastard,  pi.     Oliver  Bastard,  def      i  messuage,  160  acres 
of  land,  7^  acres  of  meadow,  14  acres  of  pasture,  7  acres  of  wood  and  35.  rent  in 
Copford,   Great   Staneweye  and   Little  Staneweye.     PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the 
chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Thomas  Bastard  and  Katharine  his  wife  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  pi. 

27.  Mich.     Thomas  de  Abbyngton,  parson  of  Great  Sutton,  pi.     Richard  son 
of  Adam  Sprot  of  Reylegh  and  Subina  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  26 acres  of  land, 
5  acres  of  wood,  5  acres  of  heath  and  2id.  rent  in  Estwode  and  Preterwell.     PI. 
and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 


4  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR   ESSEX. 

1828. 

Mich  John  de  Hobregge  of  Wytham  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  by  John 
Ingrilh  in  her  place  William  Sarich  of  Writele,  def.  i  messuage,  100  acres  of 
land  12  acres  of  meadow.  8  acres  of  pasture,  2  acres  of  wood  and  505.  rent  in 
Wytham.  Wykbam,  Stistede  and  Bradewell.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to 
hold  of  Ihe  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John. 

29.     Mich.     Parties  and  tenements  as  in  25.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  Thomas  and 
rs.    Cons.  20  marks 

30  Mich.     William  le  Baud,  •  chyvaler,1  pi      William  le  Waleys  of  Bartles- 
don  def.     I  messuage.  160  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  pasture,  5^.  rent  and  a  rent 
of  i  root  of  ginger  in  Bartlesdon,  Bemflete  and  Wykford.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

31  •     Eas.    Reginald  le  Frenshe,  pi.     John  Jacob  of  Shenefeld  the  elder,  deL 
i  messuage.  80  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of  meadow,  24  acres  of  pasture,  135.  id.  rent 
and  a  rent  of  i  clove  gillyflower  in  Shenefeld.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Adam  de  Shenefeld  and 
Margaret  his  wife  for  life  and  Philip  their  son,  Stephen  his  brother,  Alice  his 
sister  and  William  her  brother  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs 
of  pi. 

32  Eas.     Richard  Tuchet  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.     William  Hamund, 
parson  of  Stokenpelham,   and  John   Chaumberlayn  of  Landebech,  def.     The 
manor  of  Ugle.     PI  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to 
Henry,  earl  of  Lancaster,  and  his  heirs 

33.  Trin.  Peter  Perpound  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  pi.  Hugh  Perpound,  def. 
8  messuages,  300  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of  meadow,  18  acres  of  pasture,  20  acres 
of  wood  and  i8s.  rent  in  Great  Mapeltrestede,  Little  Mapletrestede,  Gestyng- 
thorp.  Halsted,  Belcham  William  and  Belcham  Ottonis.  Def.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Endorsed :  William  de  Royston  puts  in  his  claim. 

34.*  Trin.,  i  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,  2  Edward  III.  John  le  Clerk  of  Brade- 
welle  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  William  son  of  Stephen  de  Parys  and  John  de  la 
Doune.  def.  i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow  and  30  acres  of 
marsh  in  Bradewelle.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  remainder  to  Margaret  daughter  of  John  de  Tany  for  life  and  the  right 
heirs  of  John  le  Clerk 

35  Trin.  Maud  late  the  wife  of  Robert  de  Lacy,  pi.  Thomas  son  of  Robert 
de  Lacy.  def.  A  third  part  of  the  manor  of  Hersham.  Def.  and  the  heirs  of  his 
body  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  James  his  brother 
and  Maud  his  sister  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  Margaret  sister  of  the  latter 
and  her  heirs. 

36.  Trin.     John  son  of  John  de  Goldingham,  pi.     Reynald  atte  More,  def. 
The  manor  of  Chigewell.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  successive  remainders  to  Katharine  and  Margaret  his  sisters  and  the  heirs 
of  their  bodies  and  Kichard  son  of  Richard  de  Rokele  and  his  heirs, 

37.  Trin.,  20  Edward  II..  and  Trin.,  2  Edward  III.     John  son  of  Walter  de 
Blankmoster  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.    John  de  Bousser,  parson  of  Hengham  Sibill," 

messuage.  2  mills,  120  acres  of  land,  7  acres  of  meadow,  5  acres  of  pasture 
TO  acres  of  wood  and  i6s.  rent  in  Halstede.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to 
bold  two  parts  of  the  same  of  the  chief  lords  and  also  the  reversion  of  the  third 
part,  which  John  son  of  Simon  de  Stanley  and  Juliana  his  wife  hold  in  dower, 
Vltfl  rriiijuuiirr  to  the  right  heirs  of  John  son  of  Walter.  This  agreement  was 
made  in  the  presence  of  John  son  of  Simon  and  Juliana,  and  they  did  fealty. 

DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

18.     Trin      John  de  Coggeshale  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.      John   son  of 

d   William  de  Storteford,  def.     The  manors  of 

Sharnhalle  and  the  advowson  of  the  chapel  of  the 

•ille.  co.  Essex;  and  tin-  manor  of  Bradekyr  and  the  advowson 

bropbam,  co.  Norfolk      PI  and  the  heirs  of  John  de  Coggeshale 

to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  —Essex.  Norfolk 


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38.  Mich.     Richard  son  of  John  de  Enefeld,  pi.    John  de  Enefeld,  'chyvaler', 
def.     i  messuage,  2  carucates  of  land,   12  acres  of   meadow   and    405.  rent    in 
High  Laufare  and   Ouesham.     PI.   and    his  heirs   to  hold   of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

39.  Mich.     William  son  of  John  de  Enefeld    and    Thomas  his  brother,  pi. 
John  de  Enefeld,  '  chivaler,' def.     i  messuage,   i  mill,  2  carucates  of  land,   12 
acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  wood  and  405.  rent  in  Little  Laufare,   Morton, 
Rothyng  Beauchaump  and  Fifhide.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the 
•chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

40.  Mich.     Thomas  son  of  John  de   Enefeld   and   William  his  brother,  pi. 
John  de  Enefeld,  '  chyvaler,'  def.     i  messuage,  2  carucates  of  land,  12  acres  of 
meadow,  8  acres  of  wood  and  405.  rent  in  Hatfeld  Regis,  Macchyngg,  White 
Rothyngg,    Rothyngg   Abbatisse   and    Great    Waltham.     PI.  and    the   heirs  of 
Thomas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

41.  Mich      John    son    of   William    the   clerk    of  Purle,   pi.     John   Fabel   of 
Hatfeld  Peverel,  def.     i  messuage  and  120  acres  of  land  in  Purle.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  his  body   to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,   with   successive  remainders   to 
Thomas  son  of  Philippa  Raulyn  and  the  heirs  of  his  body,  Alice  elder  sister 
of  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  her  body,  and  the  right  heirs  of  pi. 

42.  Mich.     Henry  Darcy  and  Katharine  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  de  Kerlethorpe 
in  her  place.     Edmund  de  Aeon,  clerk,  def.     2  messuages,  i  garden,  200  acres 

•of  land,  50  acres  of  marsh  and  405.  rent  in  Westthurrok,  Estthurrok  and 
Styford.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
•successive  remainders  to  Hugh  de  Tothill  brother  of  Henry  and  John  his 
brother  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  Henry. 

43.  Mich.     Henry  Darcy,  pi.     Edmund  de  Aeon,  clerk,  def.     The  manor  of 
Great  Gelham  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  same  town.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  his  body  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainders  as  in  42. 

44.  Mich       John    son   of   Seman    atte   Walle.   pi.      Andrew    le    Wallere   of 
Berkyngg  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  2  acres  of  land  in  Berkyngg. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

45  Mich.     Thomas  de  Hepworth  and  Parnel  his  wife,  pi.     John  Fabel  of 
Hatfeld  and  Thomas  his  son,  def.     i  messuage   102  acres  of  land,  y£  acres  of 
meadow,  7  acres  of  pasture,  5  acres  of  wood  and  8s.  <\d.  rent  in  Rewenhale,  Great 
Braxstede  and  Falkebourn.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Parnel  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords. 

46  Mich.     John  de  la  Grave  of  Okie  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Paries 
in  her  place.     Robert  de  Henle  and  Cristiana  his  wife,  def.     42  acres  of  land,  i 
acre  i  rood  of  meadow,  4  acres  of  pasture,  25  acres  of  marsh,  45  6d.  rent  and  a 
third  part  of  i  messuage  in  Maylonde.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
Joan.     Cons.  100  marks. 

47.  Mich.     John    Baudewyn    of    Barlyngg    and    Agatha   his   wife,    pi.    by 
Geoffrey  Baudewyn   in  her  place.     Thomas    Lotekyn  and  Joan  his  wife,  def. 
3  acres  of  land  in  Great  Wakeryngg.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

48.  Mich.     John  de  Nunthey  the  elder,  pi.     Walter  Dekne  of  Halstede  and 
Emma  his  wife,  def.     3  messuages,  76  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of  meadow,  5  acres 
of  pasture,  2  acres  of  alder  and  2s.  id  rent  in  Halstede  and  Gosfeld.     Def.  to 
hold  for  their  lives  of  pi.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  yearly  i  rose  at  the  Nat.  of 
St.  J.B.  and  doing  to  the  chief  lords  all  services,  with  reversion   to  pi.   and 
his  heirs. 


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Mich  Thomas  atte  Gate  of  Canewedon,  pi.  Philip  Mot  of  Shopilaundr 
def  i  messuage  and  40  acres  of  land  in  Canewedon  and  Pakelesham.  PI.  to 
hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Joan  daughter  of 
def .  Crist iana  her  sister  and  John  her  younger  brother  and  the  heirs  of  their 
bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  pi. 

50.  Mich.  Peter  son  of  Roger  Alfrede,  pi.  by  John  de  Fynchyngfeld. 
Nicholas  Convers  and  Sarah  his  wife,  def.  5  acres  of  land  in  Great  Berdefeld. 
I'l.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  10  marks. 

51  Mich.  Joseph  Elyanore  of  Colecestre  and  John  atte  Holte  and  Alice  his 
wife.  pi.  William  atte  Holte  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  TOO  acres 
of  land,  and  95.  rent  in  Salcote,  Great  Wiggeberwe  and  Leyre  Bretoun.  Joseph 
to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  John  and  Alice  and  the  heirs 
of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  John. 

52.  Mich.     Kichard  Filiol,  '  chevaler,'  and  Anne  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Paries 
in  her  place.     John,  vicar  of  Rammeseye,  def.     3  messuages,  300  acres  of  land, 
6  acres  of  meadow,   120  acres  of  pasture,   10  acres  of  wood  and  205.  rent  in 
Thorp.  Tendryng.  Fulton  and  Rammeseye.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Richard. 

1330. 

53.  Oct.  of  Hil.    John  atte  Tye  and  Joan  his  wife  and  John  and  Thomas  his 
sons.  pi.  by  John  Heyroun,  guardian  of  the  sons.    John  de  Maundevill  and  Agnes 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  24  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  wood,  i  acre  of  pasture 
and  ijd.  rent  in  Borham.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons  100  marks. 

54.  Oct.  of  Hil.     Richard  son  of  Simon  de  Halstede  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi. 
by  Richard  in  her  place.     Benedict  de  Bures  of  Halstede  and  Cecily  his  wife,  def. 
9  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  meadow  in  Halstede.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

55  Oct.  of  Hil.  John  de  Latton  of  Chepingaungre,  pi.  William  atte  Ree  of 
Stondon  and  Cristiana  his  wife,  def.  3  messuages,  and  i|  acres  of  land  in 
Chepingaungre.  PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  loos. 

56.  Oct.  of  Hil.     Walter  Gilberd  of  Chelmersford,  'teyntur,'  and  Agnes  his 
wife,  pi.     John  atte  Tye  of  Boreham  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  2 
acres  of  land  in  Chelmersford.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Walter  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1329. 

57.  Mich.    John  de  Wauton  and  Ellen  his  wife,  pi     Roesia  de  la  Doune,  def. 
5  messuages,  180  acres  of  land,  31  acres  of  meadow,  40  acres  of  pasture,  3  acres 
of  wood,  34.  4<f.  rent  and  a  rent  of  2  capons  in  Reyndon  and  Perndon.     Def.  to 
hold  for  her  lite  of  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John,  rendering  yearly  i  rose  at  the  Nat. 

J  B.  and  doing  to  the  chief  lords  all  services,  with  remainder  to  William 
de  la  Doune  for  life,  and  reversion  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John. 

58.  Mich.     ThomasatteGateofCanewedon.pl.     Philip  Mot  of  Schopilaund, 
15  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Canewedon.     PI.  to  hold  for  life 

of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  William  son  of  Richard  atte 
Gate  and  Cristiana  his  sister  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs 
of  pi. 

5«,      Mich.    Thomas  atte  Gate,  pi.     John  Godebold  of  Great  Stambregge  and 
Katkatitt  hi*  wife,  def      i  messuage.  2  cottages  and  4  acres  of  land  in  Canewe- 
I'l.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 


60.     Mich.     Hugh  Mareschal  and  Ellen  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  de  Fynchyngfeld 
in  her  place     John  Grygge,  def      i   messuage,  40  acres  of  land,   2   acres  of 
meadow,  i  acre  of  pasture  and  tW.  rent  in  Hamstede  and  Great  Samford      PI 
and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the 
right  heirs  of  Hugh 


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61.  Mich.     John  le  Botiller  of  Suthwelde  and  Amice  his  wife,  pi,     Roger  le 
Smyth  of  Godythestre,  def      i   messuage,   22  acres  of  land  and   two  parts  of 
i  acre  of  meadow  in  Godythestre.     Def.  to  hold  for  life  of  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
Amice,  rendering  yearly  i  rose  at  the  Nat.  of  St.  J.B.  and  doing  to  the  chief 
lords  all  services,   with   reversion   to  pi.   and  the  heirs  of  Amice.      Endorsed: 
Thomas  de  Greylond  and  Alice  his  wife  put  in  their  claim. 

62.  Mich.     William  son  of  William  de  Halstede,  '  marchaunt,' pi.     Benedict 
de  Bures  and  Cecily  his  wife,  def.     13  acres  of  land  in  Halstede.     PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  1005. 

63.  Mich.     Peter  son  of  Roger  Alfred,  pi.  by  John  de  Fynchyngfeld.     Roger 
le  Hauekere  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  n  acres  of  land,  pasture  for 
6  cows  and  a  rent  of  i  capon  in  Great  Berdefeld.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords      Cons.  20  marks. 

64.  Mich.     Isabel  Sarich  of  Wrytele,  pi.     Thomas  de  Langedone  and  Alice 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land,  8   acres  of  meadow,   7  acres  of 
pasture,  16  acres  of  wood  and  285.  rent  in  Whyte  Rothyngge.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  her  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

65.*  Mich.  William  de  Staunford.pl.  Thomas  de  Langedon  and  Alice  his 
wife,  def.  i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land  and  40  acres  of  marsh  in  Tillingham. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  40/. 

66.  Mich.     John  Page  of  Witham  and  Isabel  his  wife.pl.     John  de  Birche- 
legh  the  elder,  def.     i  messuage,  50  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of  meadow,  12  acres 
of  pasture  and   los.  rent  in  Rewenhall  and  Witham      PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their 
bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John  Page. 

67.  Mich.     Albreda  late  the  wife  of  Adam  de  Aungre,  pi.     John  elder  son  of 
Adam  de  Aungre,  def.     60  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  4  acres  of  pasture 
and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Stanstede  Mounfichet.     PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  def. 
and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose  yearly  at  the  Nat.  of  St.  J.B.  and  doing  to  the 
chief  lords  all  services,  with  reversion  to  def.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

68.  Mich.     Robert  de  Bures  and  Hilary  his  wife,  pi.  by  Roger  de  Burgate  in 
her  place.     Edmund  le  Boteler,  def.     The  manor  of  Foxherde  and  the  advowson 
of  the  church  of  the  same  town.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Andrew  son  of  Robert  and  Alice  his 
wife  and  the  heirs  of  his  body,  Michael  and  William  his  brothers  and  the  heirs 
of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  Robert. 

69.  Morrow  of  Pur.     Thomas  de  Weston  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.     John  de 
Drokenesford  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.      The  manor  of  Elrnestede  and  the 
advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  def.  and  the 
heirs  of  Margaret,  rendering  i  rose  yearly  at  the  Nat.  of  St.  J.B.  and  doing  to 
the  chief  lords   all  services,  with  reversion  to  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Margaret 
Cons.  100  marks. 

70.  Trin      John  de  Boytone,  pi.     Thomas  de  Kent   of  Shenefeld  and  Joan 
his  wife,  def.     4  acres  i  rood  of  land  in  Shenefeld.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

71.  Trin.     William  son  of  Roger  de  Naylyngherst,  pi.     William  le  Keu  of 
Wylynghale  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     24  acres   of  land   in  Blake  Nottelee. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

72.  Trin.     William  Payn  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  de  Oxeneye  in 
her  place      Nicholas  de  Wynesfeld  and  Cecily  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  2\  acres 
of  land  and  i  acre  i  rood  of  meadow  in  Colne  Engayne.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  loos. 

73.  Trin.     Richard    Page  of  Wytham    and   Joan   his  wife,   pi.     Robert   de 
Creyk,  parson  of  Faukeburn,  and  Richard  de  Houcton,  chaplain,  def.    i  messuage, 
143  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of  meadow,  5  acres  of  pasture,  235.  5^.  rent  and  a 
rent  of  lib.  of  pepper  in  Wytham  and  Faukeburn.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 


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Trin      John  son  of  John  Ic  Fevre  of  Great  Dunmawe  and  Denise  his 
p]       William   atte   Made    of    Great    Eiston   and   Edelina   his   wife.   def. 
i  messuage  in  Great  Dunmawe.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John. 
Cons.  1005. 

7<  Trin  Alice  daughter  of  Avice  Gyles  of  Keleshull,  pi.  John  de  Waltham 
of  'Takeleye  def  2  messuages  and  11  acres  of  land  in  Takeleye.  Def.  acknow- 
ledged the  tenements  to  be  the  right  of  pi.  as  those  which  she  has  of  his  gift, 
and  for  this  she  granted  i  messuage  and  nine  acres  of  land  out  of  them  to  def., 
to  bold  for  life  of  pi.  and  her  heirs,  rendering  i  rose  yearly  at  the  Nat.  of  St.  J.B. 
and  doing  to  the  chief  lords  all  services,  with  remainder  to  John  son  of  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  his  body,  they  rendering  205.  yearly  to  pi.  for  her  life  in  moieties  at 
Michaelmas  and  Easter  and  afterwards  i  rose  as  above  and  doing  to  the  chief 
lords  all  services,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  her  heirs. 

76  Trin.  Simon  son  of  William  atte  Hyde  of  Hallyngebery  Neville,  pi. 
William  Kyn  of  Hallyngebery  Nevill,  def.  2  messuages,  130  acres  of  land,  5 
acres  of  meadow,  7  acres  of  pasture,  10  acres  of  wood  and  255.  rent  in 
Wetheresfeld  and  Hallyngebery  Neville.  PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  successive  remainders  of  i  messuage,  10  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  pasture,  i 
acre  of  wood  and  2d.  rent  in  Hallyngebery  to  John  son  of  Alice  atte  Forde, 
William  his  brother  and  Parnel  his  sister  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and 
the  right  heirs  of  pi.  and  of  the  residue  in  Wetheresfeld  to  the  said  William, 
John  and  Parnel  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  pi. 

77.  Trin      Richard  son  of  Richard  le  Clerk  of  Thaxstede,  pi.     William  Brian 
and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     T  messuage  in  Great  Berdefeld.     PI.  and  his  heirs 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

78.  Trin.     Thomas  de  Muckyngge  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.     William  Brok  of 
Mucky ngge  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     10  acres  of  marsh  in  Chaldewelle.     PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  Thomas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  iocs. 

79.  Trin.     John  son  of  Robert  Giffard,  pi.     Richard   Grapinel,  def.     The 
manor  of  Bures  except  100  acres  of  marsh  in  it.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  his  body 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Master  Henry  de  Shorne 
and  the  heifs  of  his  body  and  Thomas  son  of  John  de  Sancto  Nicholao  and 
his  heirs. 

80.  Geoffrey  Boteler  of  Waledene  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  by  Nicholas  de 
Kysyng  in  her  place.    Thomas  de  Benedisshe  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.    i  messuage 
and  3  acres  i  rood  of  land  in  Waledene.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Geoffrey  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.    Cons  10  marks. 

81.  Trin.     John  le  Hoppere  of  Chaldewell  and  Sibil  his  wife,  pi.     William 
le  Spenser  of  Horndon  and  Emma  his  wife  and  Margaret  late  the  wife  of  William 
Gerold  of  Horndon,  def.     4  acres  of  land,  i  acre  i  rood  of  meadow  and  2i  acres 
of  marsh  in  Chaldewell  and  Little  Thurrok      PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons   10  marks. 

82.*  Trin.  Roger  atte  Welle  of  Writele  and  John  his  son,  pi.  John  atte  Tye 
of  Hurham  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  5  acres  of  land  in  Mulesham.  PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  Roger  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  20  marks. 

Trin.  Geoffrey  de  Sheryngg,  pi.  John  de  Welde  of  Laufare,  def. 
I  messuage,  120  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  3  acres  of  pasture,  3  acres  of 
wood  and  23$.  rent  in  Takeleye.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons. 
too  marks. 

84.  Trin.  William  de  Barewe  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi  Peter  de  Howe,  vicar 
of  Shopelonde,  and  Walter  le  I-eche  of  Crishale,  chaplain,  def.  i  messuage, 
i  mill.  236  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  pasture,  156  acres  of  wood,  140  acres  of 
marsh  and  501  yt.  rent  in  H.irewe,  Thunderle  and  Little  Wakeryng.  PI.  and 
the  heir*  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 


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85.  Trin.     The  same  parties,     i   messuage,  340  acres  of  land,   5  acres  of 
meadow,  7  acres  of  wood  and  595   8d.  rent  in  Canewedon.  Kocheford,  Hakewell, 
Hockele  and  Purle,  which  John  de  Apeton  of  Canewedon  and  Cristina  his  wife 
hold  for  their  lives.     PI.  to  hold  the  remainder  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  remainder  to  Thomas  their  son  and  his  heirs.     This  agreement  was  made 
in  the  presence  of  John  and  Cristina,  and  they  did  fealty. 

86.  Trin.      John    de    Apeton    of    Canewedon    and    Cristina    his    wife,    pi. 
William  de  Barewe  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     The  same  tenements  as  in  85.     PI. 
to  hold  two  parts  of  the  same  for  their  lives  of  def.  and  the  heirs  of  William, 
rendering  yearly  i  rose  at  the  Nat.  of  St.  J.B.  and  doing  to  the  chief  lords  all 
services,  and  also  the  reversion  of  the  third  part,  which  Margaret  late  the  wife 
of  John  de  Apeton  the  elder  holds  in  dower,  with  reversion  to  def.  and  the  heirs 
of  William.     This  agreement  was  made  in  the  presence  of  Margaret,  and  she 
did  fealty. 

87.*  Mich.  Thomas  son  of  John  de  Belhous  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  by 
Geoffrey  de  Sheryng  in  her  place.  Robert  de  Watevill  and  John  de  Claveryng, 
def.  The  manor  of  Rammesdene  Bellous  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of 
the  manor.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  with 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Thomas. 

1330. 

88.  Oct  of  Hil.  Richard  de  Kelleshull  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.  by  William 
de  Naylynghirst  in  her  place.  John  de  Radeclyve  and  Margery  his  wife,  def. 
2  messuages,  100  acres  of  land  and  6s.  6d.  rent  in  Heydene  PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

1329  DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

40.  Mich.     John  de  Goldyngton,  'chevaler,'  and  Katharine  his  wife,  pi.  by 
•Geoffrey  de  Shering  in  her  place.     Richard  Grapinel,  parson  of  Bures  Giffard, 
def.     The  manor  of  Thele  and  the  advowson  of  the  collegiate  church  of  Thele, 
-co.  Hertford  ;   and  2  messuages  and  2  carucates  of  land  in  Raurethe,  Reylegh, 
Hockele,  Colne  Engayne  and  Halstede,  the  manors  of  Aldham  and  Springfeld, 
and  the  advowson  of  a  moiety  of  the  church  of  Springfeld,  co.  Essex.     PI.  and 
the  heirs  male  of  the  body  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to 
his  right  heirs. — Hertford,  Essex.     Endorsed:  Thomas  Wake  of  Lydel  puts  in 
ihis  claim.     Margaret  daughter  of  John  de  Wygeton  puts  in  her  claim. 

41.  Mich.     John  Torel  and  Margery  daughter  of  Stephen  de  Abyndon,  pi. 
Bartholomew  Baudewyne,  def.     The  manor  of  Westthurrok,  co.  Essex;  and  a 
moiety  of  the  manor  of  Bebynton  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  Bebynton, 
•co.  Sussex.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
iremainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John. — Essex,  Sussex. 


4  EDWARD  III. 


1330  COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

89.  Mich.     Simon  son  of  Simon  de  Theyden  Gernoun,  pi.     Hervey  de  Oxen- 
burgh   and   Margaret  his  wife  and   Peter  de  Welde  and   Agnes  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  arid  15  acres  of  land  in  Theyden  Gernoun.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

90.  Mich.     Edmund  le  Botiller  and  Eleanor  his  wife  and  John  le  Botiller,  pi. 
by  John  Paries  in  the  place  of  Eleanor  and  John      Adam,  vicar  of  Wythermun- 
desford,  def.     i  messuage,   120  acres  of  land,  3  acres   of  meadow,  20  acres  of 
pasture,  20  acres  of  wood  and  475.  rent  in  Bolmere,  Great  Heneye  and  Little 
Heneye.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Edmund  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100 
marks. 


10  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1330. 

01.  Mich.  Walter  Grapyncl,  parson  of  Berkynggechirche,  London,  and 
Walter  Draper,  chaplain,  pi.  Simon  de  Merk  and  Margery  his  wife,  def. 
2  messuages,  220  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of  meadow.  47  acres  of  pasture,  2  acres  of 
wood  and  4/.  los.  rent  in  Berkyng,  Illeford  and  Dakenham.  Def.  and  the  heirs  of 
Simon  to  hold  i  messuage,  80  acres  of  land.  2  acres  of  wood  and  aos.  rent  in 
Berkyng  of  the  chief  lords  ;  and  def.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  the 
residue  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Katharine  daughter  of  Margery  and 
the  heirs  of  her  body  and  Thomas  brother  of  Katharine  and  his  heirs. 

92.  Mich.  John  Baudewyne  and  Agatha  his  wife,  pi.  by  Geoffrey  Baudewyne 
in  her  place.  Stephen  Bisshop  and  Amice  his  wife,  def.     3  acres  of  land  in 
Spryngefeld.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10 
marks. 

93.  Mich.     William  Peyure  and   Hawisia  his  wife,  pi.     Ralph  Peyure  and 
John  Eggelyn  of  Buckingham,  def.     The  manor  of  Stanbourn.     PI.  and  the  heirs 
of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of 
William. 

94.  Mich.     Stephen   Asshewy   and   Margaret   his   wife,   pi.  by  William   de 
Hendon  in  her  place.     Geoffrey  le  Madle  and  Marjory  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage, 
180  acres  of  land,  12  acres  of  meadow,  6  acres  of  wood,  15  acres  of  pasture  and 
Cos.  rent  in  Eppyngge  atte  Hethe,  which  Richard  Ascelyn  holds  for  a  term  of  half 
a  year  of  the  demise  of  Geoffrey.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Stephen  to  hold  the 
reversion  of  the  chief  lords. 

95.  Mich.     Saer  Mot,  pi.     Saer  le  Clerk  of  Little  Leghes  and  Florence  his 
wife.  def.     15  acres  of  land  and  3  acres  of  pasture  in  Little  Leghes.     PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

96.  Mich.     Thomas  de  Apsfeld,  pi.     Simon  de  Apsfeld,  def.     2  messuages, 
51  acres  of  land  and  3  acres  of  meadow  in  Little  Badewe.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
his  body  to  hold  of  def.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  yearly  i  rose  at  the  Nat  of  St. 
J.B.  and  doing  to  the  chief  lords  all  services,  with  reversion  to  def.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

97.*  Mich.  Robert  Boreval  and  Parnel  daughter  of  Ellis  de  Wyndelesore, 
pi.  Adam  de  Eynho,  chaplain,  def.  i  messuage,  20  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of 
meadow  in  Gynge  Rauf  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Robert. 

98.  Mich.     Robert  son  of  William  Spark  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     John  de 
Wydyton.  def.      4  messuages,  190  acres  of  land,   19  acres  i  rood  of  meadow, 
10$  acres  of  pasture,  30^  acres  of  wood  and  575   lod.  rent  in  Berkynge,  and  101 
acres  of  land,  3  acres  i  rood  of  meadow,  8  acres  of  pasture,  7  acres  of  wood, 
pasture  for  6  horses,  2  oxen  and  50  sheep  and  aos.  6d.  rent  in  Wrytele,  Little 
Waltham  and  Bromfeld.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

99.  Mich.     Roger  Bysyden  and  Denise  his  wife,  pi.     Peter  Fraunceys  and 
Ltttice  his  wife,  def.     14  acres  of  land  in  Alvithele.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Roger 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

100.  Mich.     Robert  son  of  Nicholas  Morel,  pi.     Robert  Morel  of  Gosfeld, 
i  messuage,  40  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  meadow  in  Hengham  Sibylie 

<sfeld  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  Thomas  son  of  John  de  Shardelowe  and  Joan  his  wife  and  the  heirs 
of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  pi. 

101  Mich  Walter  del  Hay,  pi.  Richard  le  Sleplere  and  Margery  his  wife, 
def.  12  acres  of  land,  35.  jd.  rent  and  a  fifth  part  of  a  i  messuage.  2  acres  of 
meadow,  3  acres  of  pasture  and  2  acres  of  wood  in  Little  Gelham.  PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  100  marks. 

102.  Mich.  William  le  Gateward,  pi.  John  son  of  Thomas  le  Taillour  of 
Branketre  and  Margant  his  wife,  def.  3  acres  of  land  in  Little  Reynes.  Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  405. 


FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX.  II 

1330. 

103.  Mich.     Thomas  son  of  Thomas  atte  Mersh,  pi.     John  le  Reve  of  Suth 
Bemflet,  clef.     160  acres  of  marsh  in  Suth  Bemflet.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

104.  Mich.     John  de  Trindhey,  pi.     Thomas  le  Tapicer  of  London  and  Alice 
his  wife  and  Sarah  la  Fraunkeleyn  her  sister,  def.     i  messuage,  24  acres  of  land. 
£  acre  of  meadow,  $  acre  of  pasture  and  35.  rent  in  Claveryngge.     PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  2O/. 

105  Mich.  Roger  Cordy  and  Juliana  his  wife,  pi.  John  son  of  Drogo  de 
Chelsham  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.  2  messuages,  22  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of 
meadow,  2  acres  of  pasture,  i  acre  of  wood  and  is^.rent  in  Asshedon,  Stevynton, 
Newenham  and  Berklowe.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Roger  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

106.  Mich.     Stephen  le   Munt   of   Laleford   and   Alice  his  wife,  pi.     John 
Bysouthen  of  Peet,  def.     4  messuages,  56  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  7 
acres   of   marsh,  2    acres   of  alder   and  4^.  rent  in  Laleford   and  Manytre  by 
Mistelegh.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Stephen. 

107.  Mich.      John   de   Canebregg    and    Margery   his   wife,    pi.      Simon   de 
Eldefeld  of  Donmawe  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  40  acres  of  land, 
2  acres  of  meadow,  35   rent  and  a  moiety  of  i  acre  of  pasture  in  Broxheved. 
PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Simon,  rendering  yearly  i  rose 
at  the  Nat.  of  St.  J.B.  and  doing  to  the  chief  lords  all  services,  with  reversion  to 
def.  and  the  heirs  of  Simon. 

108.  Mich.    Robert  son  of  William  de  Bumpstede  at  the  Tower  and  Alice  his 
wife  by  John  Paries  in  her  place.     William  le  Moigne  of  Rauele,  '  chivaler,'  and 
Maud  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  200  acres  of  land,  7  acres  of  meadow,  7  acres 
of  pasture,  3  acres  of  wood  and  IDS.  rent  in  Asshe  and  Redeswelle.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to 
Richard  son  of  William  de  Bumpstede  and  William  son  of  John  le  Moigne  and 
the  heirs  of  their  bodies,  John  Walrand  and  Eleanor  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of 
her  body  and  William  son  of  William  de  Bumpstede  and  his  heirs. 

1331. 

109.  Oct.  of  Hil.     Walter  de  Wytham  of  Kersyngg,  pi.     Maud  daughter  of 
Ralph  joce  of  Kersyngg,  def.     i  messuage  and  325  acres  of  land  in  Kersyngg. 
Def.  to  hold  for  life  of  pi.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  yearly  i  rose  at  the  Nat.  of 
St.  J.B.   and  doing  to  the  chief  lords  all  services,   with  reversion  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs. 

1330 

no.  Mich.  John  Olyve  and  Avice  his  wife  and  Hugh  Olyve,  pi.  by  John  de 
Depeden,  keeper  of  Hugh.  Luke  Primerole,  def.  i  messuage,  41^  acres  of  land 
and  ij  acres  of  meadow  in  Great  Dunmawe.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  the  bodies  of 
John  and  Avice  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of 
John.  Endorsed  :  John  son  of  John  Olyve  of  Dunmawe  puts  in  his  claim. 

in.  Mich.  Bartholomew  Lyoun  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  de  Oxeneye 
in  her  place.  John  son  of  Thomas  le  Taillour  of  Branketre  and  Mai'gtu-et  his 
wife,  def.  i  messuage,  16  acres  of  land  and  6s.  rent  in  Great  Reynes  and 
Bockyng.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Bartholomew. 

112.  Mich.     William   de   Kent   of  Thorp   and   Isabel  his  wife,  pi.     Roger 
Pounbrey,  vicar  of  Dovercourt,  and  Robert  Pounbrey,  def.     i   messuage,  100 
acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  6  acres  of  wood,  20  acres  of  marsh  and  us.  id. 
rent  in  Thorp.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

113.  Mich.     John  de  Wautone  and  Ellen  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Paries  in  her 
place.   Thomas  de  Hille,  def.    i  messuage,  200  acres  of  land,  16  acres  of  meadow, 
8  acres  of  pasture,  18  acres  of  wood,  75.  id.  rent,  and  a  rent  of  2  capons  in 
Stepilbomstede.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  John  to  hold   of   the  chief 
lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John. 


U  FEET   OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1330. 

1 14  Mich     Edmund  de  la  Ponde  of  Claveryngge,  pi.    Richard  Seynt  Denys 
and  Maigattt  his  wife,  def.     4$  acres  of  land  in  Claveryngge.     PL  to  hold  tor 
life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Alice  daughter  of  Gilbert  de  Claveryngge 
and  the  heirs  of  her  body  and  her  right  heirs. 

1 15  Oct.  of  Pur.     William  de  Clovill  and  Isabel  his  wife,  pi.  by  Roger  de 
Burgate  in  her  place.     Walter  de  Hernestede  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     48  acres 
of  Jand  and  125  rent  in  Westhanyfeld  and  Benestede.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  20  marks. 

116  Quin.  of  Hil.     William  de  Barentyn  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  de 
Paries,   her  keeper.      Hugh,   parson    of    Elyngham,    and    Ralph,    parson    of 
Chygenhale,  def.     The  manors  of  Little  Kanefeld,  Great  Eystanes  and  Hernested 
and    105.    rent    in    Halstede,    Midelton.    Borham,   Tilbury,    Pakelesham    and 
Maneweden.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  William. 

117.  Quin  of  Hil.     Richard  de  Essex  of  London,  '  vyneter,'  pi.     Walter  son 
of  Andrew  de  Berkyng,    '  bucher,'   and   Isabel   his   wife,  def.     i    messuage  in 
Berkyng.     PL  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  iocs. 

1 18.  Quin.  of  Hil.     James  de  Bures  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  de  Paries 
in  her  place.     William  de  Stanesfeld,  chaplain,  and  Edmund  le  Botiller,  def. 
13   messuages,   2   mills,   200   acres  of  land,  29  acres  of  meadow,  30  acres  of 
pasture.  15  acres  of  wood,  20  acres  of  alder  and    765.  8d.  rent  in  Berghholte, 
Great  Fordham,  Great  Bures  and  Bures  at  the  Mount.     PL  and  the  heirs  male 
of  the  body  of  James  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Michael  de 
Bures  and  his  heirs. 

119.  Quin.  of  Hil.     John  son  of  Richard  de  Hatfeld  Peverel  and  Thomas  his 
son,  pi.     Thomas  son   of  Stephen   de   Heppeworth   and  Parnel  his  wife,  def. 
150  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow.  6  acres  of  pasture,  3  acres  of  wood,  5$. 
rent,  I  knight's  fee  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Hatfeld  Peverel,  Borham, 
Wytham  and  Wodeham  Mortimer.     PL  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  John  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords  with  the  homages  and  services  of  William  de  Harewold 
and  Cecily  his  wife  and  Henry  de  Merk  and  Isabel  his  wife  and  their  heirs,  with 
successive  remainders  to  William  brother  of  Thomas  son  of  John,  John  son  of 
Agnes  de  Ultingge  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  John  son  of  John  Fyliol, 
'chevaler,'  and  his  heirs. 

120  Trin.  Ralph  de  Tendrynge  and  Agatha  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Paries  in 
her  place.  Richard  Hurlebat  of  Esthorp  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage 
and  25  acres  of  land  In  Great  Briche  PL  and  the  heirs  of  Ralph  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.  Endorsed  :  Robert  son  and  heir  of  Robert  Lewyne  puts  in  his  claim. 

1331. 

121.  Oct.  of  Hil.     John  Moysen  of  Felstede  and  Cristina  his  wife,  dem.    John 
le  Skynnere  of  Great  Walt  ham  and  Margaret  his  wife,  ten.  by  the  said  John  le 
Skynnere  in  her  place.     7  acres  of  land  in  Great  Waltham.     Dem.  quitclaimed 
to  ten.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1330. 

122.  Morrow  of  Pur.     John  younger  son  of  John  Mountpellers  and  Bertram 
his  brother,  pi.     John  son  of  Bertram  de  Mountpellers,  def.     66  acres  of  land, 
6  acres  of  pasture  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Chelmers- 

I'l.  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  John  to  hold  of  def.  and  his  heirs,  render- 
ing yearly  to  def.  for  his  life  5  marks  of  silver  in  moieties  at  Easter  and 
Michaelmas  and  to  his  heirs  a  rose  at  the  Nat.  of  St.  J.B.  and  doing  to  the  chief 
lord*  all  services,  with  reversion  to  def.  and  his  heirs. 

123  ouiu  nl  Hil  James  de  Bures  and  Maud  his  wife  and  Oliver  de 
Staneweye.  clerk,  pi.  by  John  Paries  in  place  of  Maud  and  Oliver.  William  de 
Stanetfeld,  chaplain,  and  Edmund  le  Botiller,  def.  i  messuage,  100  acres  of 
land,  5  acres  of  meadow,  6  acres  of  pasture,  3  acres  of  wood  and  205.  rent  in  Little 
Horkesleye  and  Wythirmundeford.  1  '1  ;uul  the  heirs  male  of  the  body  of  James 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Michael  de  Bures  and  his  heirs. 


FEET   OF   FINES    FOR    ESSEX.  15 

1330 

124.  Quin  of  Hil.     Nicholas  Kempe  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  de 
Fynchingfeld  in  her  place      Robert  Fitz  Rauf  of  Taxstede,  def.     i  messuage, 
70  acres  of  land,  i£  acres  of  meadow,  i£  acres  of  pasture  and  5  acres  of  wood  ia 
Great  Sampford  and  Little  Sampford.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Nicholas  to  hold  43 
acres  df  land  and  the  pasture  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  reversion  of  the 
residue,  which  John  de  Geney  holds  for  the  life  of  Ralph  Boydyn.     This  agree- 
ment was  made  in  the  presence  of  John,  and  he  did  fealty. 

125.  Quin.  of  Hil.     Robert  son  of  William  de  Rokeswelle  and  John  his  son, 
pi.     Robert  le  Maister  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  120  acres  of  land,  10 
acres  of  meadow,  8  acres  of  pasture,  20  acres  of  heath  and  305.  rent  in  Warle 
Semeles.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert.     Cons.  20  marks. 

126.  Morrow  of  Pur.     Alice  la  Gardener  and  Richard  and  John  her  sons,  pi. 
Henry  de  Reygate  of  London  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  12  acres 
of  land  in  Blakenuttele.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

127.  Eas.     Hugh  de  Codenham.  pi.     Michael  Guncely  and  Agnes  his  wife, 
def.     10  acres  of  land  in  Halstede.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

128.  Eas.     Richard  le  Smyth  of  Great  Badewe,  pi.     John  Payn  of  Tyllyng- 
ham  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     6  acres  of  land  in  Great  Badewe.     PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  iocs. 

129.  Eas.     Richard  de  Wyghtesfeld  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.     John  le  Skynnere 
and  Sarah  his  wife,  def.     5  acres  of  land  in  Southwelde.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  405 

130  Trin.  i  Edward  III.,  between  Alan  son  of  Henry  le  Fevre  of  Neylaund 
and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  and  Master  John  de  Colecestre,  def.,  and  afterwards  Eas., 
4  Edward  III.,  between  the  said  Alan  and  Joan  and  James  de  Bures  and  Maud 
his  wife,  kinswoman  and  heir  of  the  said  Master  John,  i  messuage  and  i  garden 
in  Colecestre.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with- 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Joan. 

131.  Eas.     John  Bolebek  of  Foweleswode,  pi.     Nicholas  de  Hadham,  vicar 
of  Ardeleye,  def.     i  messuage,  80  acres  of  land,  20  acres  of  wood  and  2  acres  of 
meadow  in  Staneweye.     PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive 
remainders  to  Sayer  his  son,  John  brother  of  the  latter,  Thomas  his  brother, 
William  his  brother,  Roger  the  elder  his  brother  and  Roger  his  brother  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  pi. 

132.  Eas.     ThomasGobyoun.pl.     Simon  Hervy,  chaplain,  def.     i  messuage, 
330  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  15  acres  of  pasture,  10  acres  of  wood  and 
325.  rent  in  Great  Leghes  and  Blakenottele.     PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief 
lords,  with  remainder  to  John  his  son  and  Katharine  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of 
John. 

133.  Eas.     John   Chesteloun  and   Blanche  his  wife,  pi.      John    Shad,  def. 
i  messuage,  7  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow  and  15  acres  of  pasture  in  Est 
Tyllebury  and  Mokkyng.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  Blanche  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  John  Blundel  and  Blanche  his 
sister  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  Blanche  wife  of  John. 

134.  Eas.      Roger   de   Depham   and    Margaret   his   wife,    pi.      Eustace   de 
Walyngton  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  carucate  of  land,  2  acres  of 
meadow,  2  acres  of  pasture,  5  acres  of  wood,  245.  rent  and  a  rent  of  4  capons  and 
lib.  of  pepper  in  Great  Chyshill,  Little  Chyshill  and  Heydene.     PI.  to  hold  for 
the  life  of  Margaret  of  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Eustace,  rendering  yearly  i  rose  at 
the  Nat.  of  St.  J.B.  and  doing  to  the  chief  lords  all  services,  with  reversion  to 
def.  and  the  heirs  of  Eustace. 


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135.  Eas     John  de  Gardino  of  Little  Shober'y  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi. 
Henry  le  Vord  of  Suthcherche  and  Adam  Broun  of  Warle,  def.     i  messuage, 
43  acre*  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow,  i  acre  of  wood  and  55.  +d.  rent  in  Little 
Shobery,  Raurethe  and  Hadlegh.      PI.  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  John  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Maud  daughter  of  John,  Joan 
her  §ister.  Maud  sister  of  John  and  Joan  her  sister  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies 
and  the  right  heirs  of  John. 

136.  Trin      William  de  Pakelesham,  pi.     John  luot  of  Maldon  and  Maud  his 
wife.  def.     i  messuage  in  Great  Maldon.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons  iocs. 

137.  Trin.     Ralph  de  Tendryngge  and  Agatha  his  wife,  pi   by  John  Paries 
in  her  place.     Adam  de  Kereseye,  chaplain,  and  John  le  Chapeleyn  of  Thwate- 
feld,  def.     The  manor  of  Little  Briche  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the 
manor.     PI.   and   the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold   of  the  chief  lords,   with 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Ralph. 

138.  Trin.     John  son  of  Thomas  de  Ultyngg  and  Sarah  his  wife.  pi.     William 
de  Heghham.  vicar  of  Hatfelde  Peverel.  and  Richard  de  Steple,  vicar  of  Ultyngg, 
def.     7  messuages,  i  mill,  3  carucates  of  land,  34  acres  of  meadow,  45  acres  of 
pasture,  20  acres  of  wood  and  705.  rent  in  Hatfeld  Peverel,  Ultyngg,  Prytilwelle, 
Langeford,  Wykham,   Brendewode,  Great  Maldon  and  Borham.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs 
of  John. 

139.  Trin.     William    Hardy,  vicar  of   Great    Mapiltrested,  and    Gerard   de 
Halsted,  chaplain,  pi.     Roger  Bokat  and  Emma  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  34 
acres  i  rood  of  land,  3  acres  i  rood  of  meadow  and  i  acre  of  pasture  in  Great 
Mapiltrested  and  Hengham  Sibill.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks 

140.  Trin.     Geoffrey   de   Sheryng   and   Margaret   his   wife,   pi.     Simon  de 
Hertfordynggebery,  parson  of  Dykeneswell,  def.     2  messuages,  150  acres  of  land, 
9  acres  of  meadow,  12  acres  of  pasture,  3  acres  of  wood  and  365.  rent  in  Brokes- 
heved.  Donmawe  and  Takeleye.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  Geoffrey  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Alice  late  the  wife  of 
Walter  de  Hodyng  for  life,  Margery  de  Northhall  for  life,  Juliana  daughter  of 
John  de  Sheryngg  the  elder,  Alice  her  sister  and  Ellen  daughter  of  John  de 
Sheryngg  the  younger  and  the  heirs  of   their   bodies   and  the   right  heirs  of 
Geoffrey. 

141.  Trin.    John  le  Fisshere,  pi.  by  Henry  de  Aldham.     5/«/>/ii»<Godyng  and 
Joan  his  wife.  def.     7  acres  of  land  in  Colne  Quyncy.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

142.  Trin.     Thomas  de  la  Mote,  pi.     Stephen  Godyng  and  Joan  his  wife,  def. 
5  acres  of  meadow  and  5  acres  of  pasture  in  Colne  Quyncy.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  1005. 

Trin      Robert  le  Buk  of  Colne  Quyncy,  pi.     Stephen  Godyng  and  Joan 
his  wife,  def      i  messuage  and  40  acres  of  land  in  Colne  Quyncy  which  Joan  late 
the  wife  of  John  de  Stone  holds  for  life.     PI  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  reversion 
ief 


of  the  chief  lords      C.JMS.  10  marks  of  silver.     This  agreement  was  made  in  the 
pre«e!i<  o   late  the  wife  of  John,  and  she  acknowledged  that  she  had 

nothing  in  the  tenements  except  for  life,  and  surrendered  them  to  pi. 

144      Trin.     John  de  Clothale.  chaplain,  pi.    John  the  younger  son  of  John 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Chepyng  Waleden.     Det    quit- 
claimed to  pi.  ami  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

145.  Tun  Wilh.  mi  larmau  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  Robert  son  of  Walter 
me,  100  ant-,  ol  l.uul  and  95.  ^d.  rent  in  Slxipilond, 
ivilcgh.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  William  to 

«>ld  '•'  ,  yearly   i  rose  at  the  Nat.  of  St.  J.K  ami 

rdi  all  services,  with  reversion  to  uci.  and  his  heirs. 


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i33Q  DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

61.  Trin.  Robert  de  Cheddeworth  and  William  de  Parco,  pi.  Robert  de 
Veer,  earl  of  Oxford,  def.  The  castle  of  Hengham  and  the  manors  of  Hengham, 
Hengham  Sibille,  Colne,  Benetlegh,  Gelham,  Kanefeud,  Dounham,  Fyngre, 
Dodyngherst  and  Bumpstede,  co.  Essex;  Kensyngton,  co.  Middlesex;  Campes, 
Abyton  and  Saxton,  co.  Cambridge;  Langeleye  and  Bradeleye,  co.  Berks; 
Chesham  and  Calverton.  co.  Buckingham;  and  Laueham  Overhalle,  Laueham 
Netherhalle  and  Audham,  co.  Suffolk.  Def.  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  to  hold 
of  the  King  and  his  heirs,  with  remainder  to  John  de  Veer  and  his  heirs.  This 
agreement  was  made  by  precept  of  the  King. — Essex,  Cambridge,  Buckingham, 
Middlesex,  Berks,  Suffolk. 

1331. 

75.  Oct.  of  Hil.  John  de  Hothum,  bishop  of  Ely,  pi.  John  de  Chishull, 
def.  The  manor  of  Berklowe  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor, 
co.  Cambridge;  and  160  acres  of  land,  7  acres  of  meadow,  2s.  rent  and  a  fourth 
part  of  i  knight's  fee  in  Asshendon,  co.  Essex.  Def.  acknowledged  the  same  to 
be  the  right  of  pi.  as  those  which  he  has  of  his  gift,  and  for  this  pi.  granted  the 
manor,  land  and  meadow  to  def.  to  hold  for  life  of  pi.  and  his  heirs,  rendering 
yearly  i  rose  at  the  Nat.  of  St.  J.B.  and  doing  to  the  chief  lords  all  services, 
•with  reversion  to  pi.  and  his  heirs  — Cambridge,  Essex. 


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COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

146.  Mich.    Walter  de  Fynyngham  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.    John  de  Langham, 
vicar  of  Gyngemounteny,  def.     A  moiety  of  i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land  and 
5  acres  of  meadow  in  Gyngemounteny.     PI.  acknowledged  the  moiety  to  be  the 
right  of  def.  of  which  def.  has  two  parts  ot  two  parts  of  the  moiety  of  their 
gift,  and  for  this  def.  granted  the  same  two  parts  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  ot  Joan  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  the  reversions  of  a  third  part  of  the  moiety  which 
Katharine  late  the  wife  of  William  de  Neweton  holds  in  dower  and  a  third  part 
of  two  parts  of  the  moiety  which  Thomas  de  Stanford  and  Agnes  his  wife  hold 
for  her  life.     This  agreement  was  made  in  the  presence  of  Katharine,  and  she 
did  fealty. 

147.  Mich.     John  le  Neve  of  Illeye,  pi.  by  John  de  Oxenhey.     William  de 
Teye,  def.     i  knight's  fee  in  Little  Leghes.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords,  with  the  homage  and  service  of  William  de  Marny  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  2os.  sterling.     This  agreement  was  made  in  the  presence  of  William  de 
Marny,  and  he  did  fealty. 

148  Mich.     Roger  son  of  John  de  Launceston,  pi.      William  le  Goul  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.     i   messuage  and  2|  acres  of  land  in  Berkyng.     PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  zol.  • 

149  Mich.     John  Fauceloun  and  Cristina  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  in  her  place. 
John  de  Heyroun,  def.     i  messuage  and  30  acres  of  land  in  Terlyngge.     Pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right 
heirs  of  John  Fauceloun. 

150.  Mich.     Walter  Turk  of  London,  pi.     Robert  de  Broundissh  and  Cristina 
his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  50  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow  and  95.  ^d.  rent 
in  Canewedon  and  Reyle.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
100  marks.     Endorsed :  John  son  of  Cristiana  Bugge  of  Canewedon  puts  in  his 
claim. 

151.  Mich.     John  son  of  Robert  Michel  of  Hockele  and  Beatrice  his  wife,  pi. 
Robert  de  Brundysh  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  30  acres  of  land 
in  Hockele  and  Assendon.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  20  marks. 


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1881. 

152  Mich.     Simon  le  Messager  and  Amice  his  wife,  pi.     Roger  atte  Lynde  of 
Wodehara  Wauter  and  Massia  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  7  acres  of  land  in 
Wodeham  Wauter      PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Stephen.     Cons.  20  marks. 

153  Mich      Alice  daughter  of  Gilbert  de  Mulsham.  pi.     William  atte  Ponde 
of  Gyngc  St.  Margaret,  def.     i  messuage,  19  acres  of  land,  \  acre  of  meadow 
and  is  rent  in  Mulsham.     PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainders 
to  Nicholas  de  Knyghtebrigge  and  Edith  his  wife  for  their  lives,  Agnes  their 
daughter  and  the  heirs  of  her  body  and  the  right  heirs  of  Edith. 

154  Mich     John  de  Barenton  and  Sabina  his  wife,  pi.     William  Merk  and 
Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  mill,  180  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow, 
8  acres  of  wood  and  405.  rent  in  Reylegh,  Hockele  and  Wykford.     PI.  to  hold  for 
their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  John  son  of  John  and  Sabina 
daughter  of  William  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  John  de 
Barenton. 

156.  Mich.     William  Daunmartyn  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.      Robert  son  of 
Geoffrey  le  Keu  of  Hempsted  and  Roesia  his  wife,  def.     45  acres  of  land,  8  acres 
of  meadow,  7  acres  of  wood,  45.  rent  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Toppesfeld. 
PI   and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Rose,  rendering 
yearly  i  rose  at  the  Nat.  of  St.  J.B.  and  doing  to  the  chief  lords  all  services,  with 
reversion  to  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Rose. 

157.  Mich.     Andrew  de  Tbunderle  and  Margaret  daughter  of  Agnes  la  Bray, 
pi.     John  de  Tagelegh,  vicar  of  Thunderle,  def.     i  messuage,  i  mill,  180  acres 
of  land,  8  acres  of  meadow,  10  acres  of  pasture,  20  acres  of  wood  and  305.  rent  in 
Thunderle.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Andrew. 

158.  Mich.     Stephen  de  Bemflet  and  Cristina  his  wife,  pi.     Henry  le  Vord, 
def.     3  messuages,  50  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  pasture,  17  acres  of  marsh  and 
6s.  j\d.  rent  in  Little  Shobery  and  Great  Shobery.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Stephen 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

159.  Mich.     Edmund  de  Munteny,  pi.     Miles  de  Munteny  and  Agnes  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage,  180  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  6  acres  of  pasture. 
6  acres  of  wood  and  405.  rent  in  Little  Kelwedon  and  Marden.     Def.  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs 
of  Miles.     Endorsed :  John  Convers  of  Kelewedon  puts  in  his  claim. 

160.  Mich.     William  le  Mareskal  of  Great  Waltham  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi. 
Roger  le  Clerk  of  Great  Waltham,  def.     i  messuage,  72  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of 
meadow,  22  acres  of  pasture,  155.  rent  and  two  parts  of  i  mill  in  Great  Waltham 
and  Bromfeld.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  William. 

161.  Mich.     Richard  de  Baiocis  and  Katharine  his  wife,  pi.  by  Robert  de 
Ipre  in  her  place.     Roger  de  Depham  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage, 
60  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  3  acres  of  pasture  and  3  acres  of  wood  in 
Arkesdene.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  40 
marks. 

162  Mich.  John  le  Bakere  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  Henry  Moryz  and  Alice 
his  wife,  def  i  messuage  in  Coggeshale.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs 
of  John  Cons.  10  marks 

Mich.  Peter  le  Fitz  Johan  of  Great  Waltham  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi. 
Edmund  de  Lenam  and  Michael  le  Palmer,  def.  2  messuages.  140  acres  of  land, 
4  acres  of  meadow,  10  acres  of  pasture  and  6s.  rent  in  Great  Waltham.  PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  Peter  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

Mich  Robert  son  of  Peter  Marchal  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi.  by 
William  de  CoUhull  in  her  place.  Alan  de  Medefeld,  clerk,  def.  i  messuage, 
199  acres  of  land,  18  acres  of  meadow,  3  acres  of  wood  and  505.  rent  in  North- 
weld  and  Theydenegernon  PI.  to  hold  ior  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
•uccesaive  remainders  to  Thomas  son  of  Robert  and  Robert  his  brother  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  Robert  son  of  Peter. 


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165.  Mich.     Richard  atte  Hoo  of  Aldham  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.     William 
son  of  John  Sayer  of  Bryche,  def.      i  messuage,  80  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of 
meadow,  7  acres  of  wood,  75.  rent  and  a  rent  of  i  hen  and  i  rose  in  Aldham. 
PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Henry 
their  son  and  Margaret  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies,  Robert  son  of  John 
atte  Hoo  and  the  heirs  of  his  body,  John  his  brother  and  Alice  his  sister  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies,  and  the  right  heirs  of  Richard. 

166.  Mich.     John  DyenofHalsted.pl      Thomas  atte  Park  of  Gestyngthorp 
and  Clemencta  his  wife,  def.     S£  acres  of  land  and  5  acres  of  pasture  in  Great 
Mapeltrested.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  loos. 

167.  Oct.  of  Pur.     Richard  deWylughby  and  Isabel  his  wife,  pi.  by  Thomas 
de   Colewyk   in    her   place.      Robert    de    Cressebrok   and    Alice   his   wife,   def. 
i  messuage,  180  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  5  acres  of  wood  and  2os.  rent 
in  Chyngilford.     Pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
100  marks. 

168.  Oct.  of  Pur.    HenrydeGamandJoanhiswife.pl.    Maud  de  Cantulupo, 
def.     i  messuage  and  14  acres  of  land  in  Goldhangre.     Pi.  and  the  heirs  of  their 
bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Henry. 
Cons.  60  marks. 

169.  Oct.  of  Pur.    John  son  of  Walter  le  Parker  of  Thaxstede  and  Sabina  his 
wife,  pi.  by  John  de  Fynchyngfeld  in  her  place.     Thomas  Horn,  chaplain,  def. 
i  messuage,  150  acres  of  land,  19  acres  of  meadow,  66s.  rent  and  a  rent  of  3 
capons  in  Thaxstede  and  Lyndesele  and  the  bailiwick  of  keeping  3  parks  of  the 
manor  of  Thaxstede.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John. 

170.  Oct.  of  Pur.    John  Fyliol,  '  chivaler,'  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi.  by  John 
Paries  in  her  place.     Edmund  de  Gonevill,  parson  of  Ressheworth,  and  Ralph 
Filiol,  def.     The  manor  of  Little  Okie  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the 
manor.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders 
to  Richard  son  of  John  and  John  his  brother  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and 
the  right  heirs  of  the  said  John  Filiol. 

171.  Morrow  of  Pur.     William  de  Cycestre,  pi.     John  son  of  John  Waryn  of 
Badewe  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     30  acres  of  land  in  Raurethe.     PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

172.  Morrow  of  Pur.    William  Merk  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.     John  son  of 
John  Waryn  of  Badewe  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  mill,  180  acres 
of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow,       acres  of  wood  and  405.  rent  in  Reylegh,  Hockele 
and  Wykford.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.   100 
marks. 

173.  Eas.     John  son  of  John  Waryn  of  Badewe  and  Cristina  his  wife,  pi. 
William  de  Merk  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  140  acres  of  land, 
10  acres  of  meadow  and  3^.  rent  in  Retynden.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  John.     Con.  20  marks. 

174.  Eas.     Elizabeth    late  the  wife  of  John  de  Croxton,   pi.     Thomas   de 
Shymplyngg,  parson  of  Stanstede  Mounfichet,  and  Edmund  Russel,  def.    70  acres 
of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow  and  4  marks  rent  in  Stambourne  and  Great  Gelham. 
PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainders  to  Thomas  de  la  Lee  and 
the  heirs  of  his  body  and  Richard  his  brother  and  his  heirs. 

175.  Eas,     Richard  son  of  Simon  de  Halsted  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  by  John 
de  Oxeneye  in  her  place.    Walter  Roughey,  pi.     5$  acres  of  meadow  in  Halsted. 
PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Robert  de  Bousser, 
'chivaler,'  and  his  heirs. 

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176.  Eas.     Richard  Fiz  Andreu  of  Halstede,  def.     Walter  son  of  Geoffrey 
Drille  of  Halstede,  def.     9  acres  of  land  in  Halstede.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

177.  Eas.     Henry  le  Stabler  and  Fina  his  wife.  pi.     William  le  Wylde,  def. 
i  messuage,  32  acres  of  land.  2  acres  of  pasture  and  $d.  rent  in  Orsethe.    PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right 
heirs  of  Fina 

178.  Eas.    John  Edward  of  Gosfeld  and  Cecily  his  wife,  pi.     John  Galant, 
vicar  of  Gosfeld,  def.     i  messuage.  13  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  pasture  in 
Gosfeld.     Def.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

179.  Eas.     Robert  len  Veyse  of  Wydyton,  pi      John  len  Veyse  of  Wydyton, 
def.     The  manor  of  Wydyton  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor. 
PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainders  to  Gilbert  his  son  and  Joan 
his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  Gilbert. 

180.  Eas.    Luke  son  of  Henry  Lucas  of  Schaldeford,  pi.    Geoffrey  le  Botiller 
of  \Valdene  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of 
meadow.  3  acres  of  wood  and  a  rent  of  2  capons  in  Wymbyssh  and  Thaxstede. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

181.  Eas.     Thomas  de  la  Lee.  pi.     Thomas  de   Shymplyngg,  parson   of 
Staunstede  Mounfichet,  and  Edmund  Russel,  def.     2  messuages  and  2  carucates 
of  land  in  Little  Tilleberi  by  Clare,  Great  Gelham,  Belchamp  St.  Paul,  Oviton 
and  Hatfeld  Regis.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  Richard  his  brother  and  his  heirs. 

182.  Eas.     Robert  len  Veyse  of  Wydyton  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.     John  len 
Veyse  of  Wydyton.  def.     i  messuage.  200  acres  of  land,  12  acres  of  meadow, 
20  acres  of  pasture.  5  acres  of  wood  and  205.  rent  in  Wydyton.     PI.  to  hold  for 
their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Gilbert  son  of  Robert  and  the 
heirs  of  his  body  and  his  right  heirs. 

183.  Eas.     Henry  le  Reve  of  Takeleye  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.     Andrew  de 
Plessetis,  vicar  of  Great  Waltham,  def.     i  messuage,  33  acres  and  6  acres  of 
meadow   in   Takeleye.     PI.    to   hold    for   their   lives   of   the   chief  lords,   with 
remainders  of  i6i  acres  of  lajid.  of  which  3  lie  in  a  field  called  le  Bakhousfeld 
towards  the  south,  3  in  a  field  called  Lyndenehallefeld  towards  the  south,  i  in  a 
field  called  Colynesland  towards  the  south,   i£  in   a  field   called  Longecroft 
towards  the  south,  i  in  a  field  called  le  Heggecroft  towards  the  east,  i^  in  a  field 
called  Brodefeld  towards  the  south,  2  in  a  field  called  Longefeld  towards  the 
south  and  3$  in  a  field  called  le  Leghe  towards  the  east,  3  acres  of  meadow 
in  a  place  called  la  Mor  .  .  towards  the  south,  and  a  moiety  of  the  messuage 
towards  the  east  to  Thomas  le  Tanner  of  Plessetis  and  Sarah  his  wife  for  their 
lives,  Sarah  daughter  of  Sarah  and  the  heirs  of  her  body  and  the  right  heirs  of 
Henry,  and  of  the  residue  to  Thomas  and  Sarah  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies, 
Sarah  the  daughter  and  the  heirs  of  her  body  and  the  right  heirs  of  Henry. 

184.  Eas.     Thomas  son  of  Vincent  le  Wasp  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.     Robert 
le  Suour  of  Coggeshale,  def.     An  eighth  part  of  i  toft  in  Coggeshale.     PI.  and 
hit  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  iocs. 

185.  Eas     Simon  de  Elmeswelle,  pi.     William  son  of  William  le  Herde  of 
Latton  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage.  34  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow, 
I  acre  of  pasture  and  65.  M.  rent  in  Herlawe  and  Latton.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
bold  of  the  chief  lords.    Cons.  100  marks. 

186.  Eas      John  du  Boys  the  elder  and   Denise  his  wife.  pi.      Robert  de 
Born  ham.  def     4  messuages,  207  acres  of  land,  13  acres  of  meadow,  12  acres  of 
pasture,  3  acres  of  wood,  4*   125.  gd,  rent  and  a  rent  of  i  Ib.  of  pepper,  7  sticks 
(ttuulUrum)  of  eels,  i   clove  of  a  gillyflower  and  2  capons  in  Wytham  and 
Hattefeld  Peverel.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 


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187.  Kas.     William   le  Chapman  of  Maldon  and   Alice  his  wife,  pi.    John 
Barbet  of  Maldon  and  Atones  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Great  Maldon.     PI. 
and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

188.  Eas.     John   son    of  John    Milkesop   of  Bumpstede    at   the  Tower,   pi. 
William   le   Wayte  of  Earl's   Bumpstede,  def.      i   messuage,   21  acres  of  land 
and   15^.  rent  in   Earl's  Bumpstede.     Def.  quitclaimed    to  pi.   and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

189.  Eas.     John  Claroun,  '  chyvaler,'  pi.     John  de  Warenne,  earl  of  Surrey, 
and  Joan  his  wife  and  William  de  Cusancia,  'chyvaler,'  def.     The  manor  of 
Heythropp  Rothingge  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor.     PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

190.  Eas.     John  Beneyt,  pi.     Silvester  son  of  Henry  de  Bures  atte  Munte 
and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     21  acres  of  land  in  Bures  atte  Munte  and  Wyther- 
mundeford.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

191.  Eas.     John    Filiol,    'chivaler,'    pi.      Edmund   de   Gonevill,    parson    of 
Ressheworth,    and    Ralph    Filiol,   def.      loos,    rent   in    Berghholte,   Bures   atte 
Munte,  Fordham,  Great  Horkeslegh,  and  Little    Horkeslegh.     PI.  to  hold  for 
life  of  the  chief  lords,  with   successive  remainders  to  Anne  his  sister  for  life, 
Margery  late  the  wife  of  Robert  de  Reydon  for  life,  John  son  of  pi.  and  the  heirs 
of  his  body,  and  the  right  heirs  of  pi. 

192.  Eas.,  4  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,  5  Edward  III.     Roger  de  Asshewell  of 
Writele  and  Isabel  his  wife  and  Roger  son  of  Roger  de  Asshewell  and  Eleanor 
his  wife,  pi.     Master  Robert  de  Redeswell,  def.     i  messuage,  201  acres  of  land, 
9  acres  of  meadow,  12  acres  of  pasture,  10  acres  of  wood  and   igs.  gd.  rent  in 
Writele  and  Shelewe  Boweles.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  the  bodies  of  Roger  the  son 
and   Eleanor  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of 
Roger  de  Asshewell. 

193.  Trin.     William  Cosyn,  pi.     Thomas  de  Apynton,  def.     The  manor  of 
-Great  Sutton  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor.     PI.  to  hold  for  life 
-of   the   King   and   his    heirs   as   of   the   honour   of    Reylegh,    with    successive 
remainders  to  Peter  his  son  for  life,  Emma  and  Juliana  sisters  of  Peter  and  the 
heirs  oi  the  body  of  Emma,  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  Juliana  and  the  right  heirs 
of  pi.     This  agreement  was  made  by  precept  of  the  King. 

194.  Trin.     Robert  de  Guppey  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.     Ralph  Kere  and 
John  de  Coumbe,  def.     2   messuages,  64  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  2 
acres  of  pasture  and  2s.   rent  in    White   Rothyng,   Willynghale,   Fifhyde  and 
Rothyng  Abbatisse.     PI   and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  lemainder  to  John  son  of  Robert  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  and  the  right 
heirs  of  Robert. 

195.  Trin.    ThomasdelaLee.pl.    Thomas  Shymplyngg,  parson  of  Stanstede 
Mounfichet,  and  Edmund  Russel,  def.     i  carucate  of  land,  20  acres  of  meadow. 
12  acres  of  wood  and  5  marks  rent  in  Hatfeld  Rejjis,  Great  Gelham,  the  town  of 
Belchamp  St.  Paul,  Ovitone  and  Little  Tillebery  by  Clare.     PI   and  the  heirs  of 
his  body  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Richard  his  brother  and 
his  heirs.     Endorsed :  Thomas  de  Bauquell  and  Joan  his  wife  put  in  their  claim. 

196.  Trin.     Edmund  son  of  Hamo  de  Sutton  and  Parnel   his  wife,  pi.  by 
Geoffrey  Baklewyne  in  her  place.     John  Bretoun  of  Little  Abyton  and  Alice  his 
wife,  def.     i    messuage,   191   acres  of   land,   n   acres  of  meadow.   20  acres  of 
pasture  and  20  acres  of  marsh  in  Great  Hokkelee  which  Ralph  son  of  Ralph  de 
Pebemersh,  parson  of  Bulmere,  holds  for  life      PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Edmund  to 
hold  the  reversion  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks.     This  agreement  was 
made  in  the  presence  of  Ralph,  and  he  did  fealty. 


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197.  Trin.     Richard  Arneys  of  Elmedon  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.     Nicholas 
de  Mulsham  dcf.     i  messuage,  200  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  pasture,  6  acres  of 
wood  and  205.  rent  in  Elmedon,  Cristeshale  and  Heyden.     PI.  to  hold  for  their 
lives  of  def.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  yearly  10  marks  of  silver,  in  moieties  at 
Michaelmas  and  Easter,  and  doing  to  the  chief  lords  all  services,  with  reversion 
to  def.  and  his  heirs. 

198.  Trin.     Robert  de  Berle  of  Waleden,   pi.     John  Reynold  of  Chepyng 
Walden  and  Roesia  his  wife.  def.    i  messuage  in  Chepyng  Waleden.    PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  iocs. 

199.  Trin.     Richard  de  Wendene  and  Amy  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  de  Bello 
Campo  in  her  place.     Richard  de  Grafton,  chaplain,  def.     3  messuages,  92  acres 
of  land.  4  acres  of  meadow,  8  acres  of  pasture,  i  mill  and  155.  rent  in  Great 
Wendene  and  Little  Wendene,  Arkesdene,  Neuport  and  Shortegrave.     PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

200.  Trin.     William  de  la  Beche,  pi.     William  Daunmartyn  and  Alice  his 
wife,  def.     40^  acres  of  land.  2  acres  i  rood  of  meadow  and  2\  acres  of  pasture 
in  ToppesfeldT    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  1005. 

201.  Trin.     John  Dyen  of  Halstede  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Paries 
in  her  place.     Andrew,  parson  of  Langenho,  and  William  de  Stanesfeld.  clerkr 
def.     i  messuage,  168  acres  of  land,  16  acres  of  meadow,  8  acres  of  wood,  37 
acres   of   pasture   and   85.    rent   in    Great    Mapeltrested,    Little    Mapeltrested, 
Hengehamsibill  and  Halstede.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords. 

202.  Trin.     Henry  Prodhome  of  London,  pi.     Henry  die  Leycestre  and  Agnes 
his  wife,  def.     5  acres  3  roods  of  meadow  in  Westhamme  and  Stratford.     PI. 
and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1332. 

203.  Mich,   and    Oct.   of    Hil.      William   de   Harewold.    pi.     John   son   of 
William  le  Clerk  of  Wodeham  Mortimer  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     8  acres  of  land 
and  5  acres  of  wood  in  Wodeham  Mortimer  and  Purle.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks  of  silver. 

204.  Mich,  and  Oct.  of  Hil.     William  de  Langham  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi. 
Henry  de  Langham  and  Richard  de  Langham,  def.     Two  parts  of  the  manor  of 
Hempsted.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Joan. 

205.  Same  dates.     Peter  de   Boxstede  and   Nicholaa  his  wife,  pi.     Henry, 
vicar  of  Boxstede.  and  John  de  Novo  Mercato,  chaplain,  def.     The  manor  of 
Boxstede.     PI.  and  the  heirs  male  of  their  bodies  to  hold  two  parts  of  the  chief 
lords,  with   the  reversion   of  the   third   part  which  Robert  de  Ringeton   and 
Margaret  his  wife  hold  in  dower,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Peter. 

206.  Same  dates.     John  Dyn  of  Halstede.  pi.     Henry  Dyke  of  Wykesho  and 
Saitna  his  wife,  def.     5  acres  of  land  in  Middelton.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs     Cons.  20  marks. 

207.  Same  dates.     Richard    Huraund  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi.  by  John 
Paries  in  her  place.     John  Dyen  of  Halstede  and  William  de  Stanesfeld',  clerk, 
def      i   messuage,  i  mill.  155  acres  of  land.  7  acres  of  meadow,   15  acres  of 
pasture  and  4$.  rent  in  Henghamsibile  and  Great  Mapelterstede.     PI  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs 

aard. 

1881  DIVERS    COUNTIES 

86,    Ea»  i.il)i.«.  pi     Peter  Scot  and  Af«a<*  his  wife,  def .    i  messuage 

in  Clan-  00   SuHolk  ;    and  5$  acres  of  land  in  Assh  hv  (Mare,  co.  Essex.     Def 
quin  laimcd  to  pi   uml  liis  heirs.     Cons.  loos. — Suffolk,  Essex. 


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87.  Eas.  Eustace  de  Eton,  chaplain,  and  Geoffrey  de  Skardeburgh,  chaplain, 
pi.  John  de  Haudlo  and  Maud  his  wife,  def  The  manors  of  Borham.  Little 
Waltham,  Walkefare,  Lachyndon,  Great  Holande,  Esthamme  and  Westhamme, 
co.  Essex;  and  Rotherhuth,  Camerwell,  Hacchesham,  Westgrenewych,  Suthe- 
werk,  Bermundeseye  and  Hamme  by  Kyngeston,  co.  Surrey  ;  the  manor  of  Great 
Craule  and  iocs,  rent  in  Upton  by  Dunynton,  co.  Buckingham  ;  and  n/  rent  in 
Kydermynstre,  co  Worcester.  PI.  and  the  heirs  male  of  their  bodies  to  hold 
the  manors  of  Hamme  and  Great  Holande  and  148  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of 
meadow,  n  acres  of  pasture  and  24  acres  of  wood  in  the  manors  of  Esthamme 
and  Westhamme  of  the  King  and  his  heirs  and  the  residue  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  successive  remainders  to  Joan,  Elizabeth  and  Margaret  daughters  of  Maud 
for  their  lives,  John  son  of  John  Lovel  and  the  heirs  male  of  his  body,  and  the 
right  heirs  of  Maud.  This  agreement,  so  far  as  concerns  the  manors  of  Hamme 
and  Great  Holande  and  land,  meadow,  pasture  and  wood  was  made  by  precept 
of  the  King — Essex,  Surrey,  Buckingham,  Worcester.  Endorsed:  John  son  of 
Walter  le  Rokesle  puts  in  his  claim. 

89.  Eas.  William  le  Baud,  'chivaler,'  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  Simon  Flam- 
bard,  parson  of  Great  Hadham,  and  John  le  Baud,  parson  of  Coryngham,  def. 
The  manor  of  Little  Hadham,  co.  Hertford  ;  the  manor  of  Lobenham  and  the 
advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor,  co.  Leicester  ;  and  the  advowson  of  the 
church  of  Coryngham,  3  knights'  fees  and  the  manors  of  Donggesels  and 
Coryngham  except  i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land  and  305.  rent  of  the  manor  of 
Coryngham,  co.  Essex.  PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
successive  remainders  to  John  son  of  William  and  Walter  and  Richard  his 
brothers  and  the  heirs  male  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  William. — 
Hertford,  Leicester,  Essex. 

95.  Trin.  Joan  late  the  wife  of  Richard  de  Talebot  of  Richard's  Castle,  pi. 
John  de  Wotton,  chaplain,  and  William  Balle  of  Underlith,  def.  The  manor  of 
Blethenan  in  the  cantred  of  Mellenyth  in  South  Wales  with  appurtenances  in 
the  county  of  Hereford  ;  the  manor  of  Richard's  Castle  with  the  advowsons  of 
the  church  of  the  manor,  the  priory  of  the  nuns  of  Westwode,  the  prebend  of  a 
portion  of  the  church  of  Burefcrd  and  the  chapel  of  Blethelowe,  co.  Salop  ;  and 
the  manor  of  Hobrugg,  co.  Essex.  PI.  to  hold  for  life  the  first  two  manors  and 
the  advowsons  of  the  King  and  his  heirs  and  the  manor  of  Hobrugg  of  the  chief 
lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  John  her  son  and  Juliana  his  wife  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies,  Richard  the  elder,  Thomas  and  Richard  the  younger 
brothers  of  John  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies,  and  the  right  heirs  of  Joan.  This 
agreement,  so  far  as  concerns  the  first  two  manors  and  the  advowsons,  was  made 
by  precept  of  the  King. — Hereford,  Salop,  Essex. 

103.  Mich.  Hugh  Fitz  Simond,  '  chivaler,'  pi.  Parnel  late  the  wife  of  John 
•de  Benstede,  def.  The  manor  of  Simondeshide  and  the  advowsons  of  the 
•churches  of  Chenesfeld  and  Gravele,  co.  Hertford ;  and  the  manor  of  Est 
Tillebery.  i  messuage,  50  acres  of  land,  260  acres  of  marsh,  and  6os.  lod  rent 
in  Fenge,  Fobbyng,  Coryngham  and  Stanford  and  the  advowsons  of  the  church 
•of  Lyston,  the  chapel  of  St  Mary,  Dannyngbury,  and  a  moiety  of  the  church  of 
Dannyngbury,  co.  Essex.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  to  held  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  remainder  to  his  right  heirs  — Hertford,  Essex. 

106.  Mich.  John  son  of  Hugh  Fitz  Simon  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.  Hugh 
Fitz  Simon,  'chivaler,'  def.  The  manors  of  Dannyngbury,  co.  Essex,  and 
Thebrugge,  co  Hertford.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  the  manor 
•of  Dannyngbury  of  def.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  yearly  i  rose  at  the  Nat.  of 
St.  J.B  and  doing  to  the  chief  lords  all  services,  with  reversion  to  def.  and  his 
heirs,  and  also  the  reversion  of  the  manor  of  Thebrugge,  which  John  son  of 
Walter  le  Bercher  of  Bishop's  Hattefeld  holds  for  life.  Con.  ioo/.  sterling 
This  agreement  was  made  in  the  presence  of  John  son  of  Walter,  and  he  did 
fealty. — Essex,  Hertford. 


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107  Mich.  Hugh  Fitz  Simon,  'chivaler,'  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi. 
Parnel  late  the  wife  of  John  de  Banstede.  def.  The  manors  of  Langedichr 
co.  Essex,  and  Benyngho,  co.  Hertford.  PI  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Hugh.— Essex,  Hertford. 


6  EDWARD  III. 

1332  COUNTY    OF    ESSEX 

155.  Oct.  of  Hil.,  5  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  6  Edward  III.  John  atte 
Heygate  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.  Roger  Morgyn  and  Joan  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  and  i  acre  of  land  in  Dannewebery.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to- 
bold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  1005. 

208.  Eas.  and   Mich.     Roger,   vicar  of  Bumstede   Helioun,   and  John   de 
Gippewyco,  chaplain,  pi.    John  Levenoth  of  Wymbysh  and  Edith  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  27^  acres  of  land  and  a  moiety  of  i  acre  of  wood  in  Thunderlee. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

209.  Mich.,  5  Edward  III.,  and  quin.  of  Hil.,  6  Edward  III.     Ralph  son  of 
John  de  Halstede  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Paries  in  her  place.     Andrew 
atte  Nunthey,  def.     2  messuages,  80  acres  of  land,  9  acres  of  meadow,  14  acres 
of  pasture,  10  acres  of  wood  and  i8d.  rent  in  Theyden  Gernoun  and  Theyden 
atte  Mont.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  John, 
Thomas.  William  and  Edmund  their  sons  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  John  and 
the  right  heirs  of  Ralph.     Endorsed:    Geoffrey  Buk  of  Theydon  Gernoun  and 
Sarah  his  wife  put  in  their  claim. 

210.  Mich.,  5  Edward  III.,  and  Oct.  of  Pur.,  6  Edward  III.   William  de  Pake- 
lesham,  pi.     Thomas  Auncel  of  Gelham  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage, 
18  acres  of  land  and  55.  gd.  rent  in  Great  Maldon  and  Great  Shobery.     Def.  and 
the  heirs  of  Thomas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

211.  Mich.,  5  Edward  III.,  and  morrow  of  Pur.,  6  Edward  III.     Henry 
Gernet,  pi.     John  de  Marton,  parson  of  Westtillebery,  def.     60  acres  of  land 
and  5  marks  65.  8d.  rent  in  Stifford.     PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  William  Gernet  for  life  and  the  heirs  of  Henry. 

212.  Mich.,  5  Edward  III.,  and  morrow  of  Pur.,  6  Edward  III.     Walter 
Pye  of  Felstede  and  Thomas  younger  son  of  Joan  late  the  wife  of  Hugh  de 
Helpeston  and  Walter  and  Geoffrey  his   brothers,   pi.  by   John   de   Oxenhey, 
guardian  of  Thomas,  Walter  and  Geoffrey.    Walter  de  Reynes,  def.    i  messuage, 
80  acres  of  land,  7  acres  of  meadow,  7  acres  of  pasture,  5  acres  of  wood  and  25. 
rent  in  Felstede  and  Great  Salyngge.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  def.  and  his 
heirs,  rendering  yearly  2o/.  sterling  to  def.  for  his  life  and  i  rose  at  the  Nat.  of 
St    j.H.  to  his  heirs  and  doing  all  services  to  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to 
def.  and  his  heirs. 

213  Eas.,  5  Edward  III.,  and  morrow  of  Pur.,  6  Edward  III.  Henry  de 
Beyntre  and  Cecily  his  wife,  pi.  Henry  le  Lewere  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def 
4}  acre*  of  land  in  Berkyngg.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Henry  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.  Cons.  10  marks. 

Dates  as  in  209.    Andrew  Boliton  of  Stebbyng,  pi.    Roesia  late  the  wife 

hard  Cok  of  Stebbyngg,  def      i  messuage,  50  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of 

meadow  and  5  acres  of  pasture  in  Stebbyngg.    Def.  to  hold  for  life  of  pi.  and  his 

heir*,  rendering  yearly  i  rose  at  the  Nat.  of  St.  J  B.  and  doing  to  the  chief  lords 

all  services,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  his  1 


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215.  Mich.,  5  Edward  III.,  and  quin.  of  Hil.,  6  Edward  III.     Walter  son  of 
Humphrey  de  Pentelowe,  'chevaler,1  pi.     Philip  de  Lyle,  parson   of  Cavene- 
dissh,  and  Richard  de  Breaute,  vicar  of  Aulton,  def.     The  manor  of  Pentelowe 
and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor.     PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief 
lords,  with  remainder  to  Humphrey  his  son  for  life  and  Roger  Normaund  and 
Joan  his  wife  and  his  heirs      Endorsed  :  Walter  de  la  Haye  and  Margery  his  wife 
put  in  their  claim. 

216.  (juin.  of  Hil.  and  of  Eas.     John  son  of  John  Cost,  pi.     John  Cost,  def. 
i  messuage  and  15  acres  of  land  in  Margarete  Rothyng.     Def.  to  hold  of  pi.  and 
his  heirs  for  life,  rendering  yearly  i  rose  at  the  Nat.  of  St.  J.B.  and  doing  to  the 
chief  lords  all  services,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 

217.  Eas.     John  son  of  Peter  de  Wyditone  and  Emma  his  wife,  pi.  by  John 
de  Depeden  in  her  place.     Robert  Bole,  chaplain,  def.     2  messuages,  162  acres 
of  land,  12  acres  of  meadow.  6  acres  of  pasture,  8  acres  of  wood  and  ijd.  rent 
in  Wyditon,  Depeden  and  Neuportt.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John.     Endorsed  :  The  prior 
of  St.  Walery  puts  in  his  claim. 

218.  Morrow    of    Pur.    and    Eas.      William   son   of   William    le   Smyth   of 
Halsted  and  Isabel  his  wife,  pi.     Benedict  de  Bures  of  Halsted  and  Cecily  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Halsted.     Def.  and  the  heirs  of  Benedict  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  1005. 

219.  Trin.    and   Mich.     John    Doget   and    Alice   his   wife,    pi.    by    Geoffrey 
Baldewyn  in  her  place.     Henry  de  Hemmyngburgh,  parson  of  Sandherst,  def. 
i  messuage,  155  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow  and  75.  Sd.  rent  in  Roches- 
ford,  Hakewell,  Raureth   and    Great  Stambregge.      PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their 
bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John. 

220.  Mich.,  5  Edward  III.,  and  quin.  of  Hil.,  6   Edward    III.     Adam  de 
Manytre  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  by  .  .  .  de  Cosford  in  her  place.    John  de  Kirketon 
of  Tendringge,  def.     2  messuages,  226  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow,  3  acres 
of  pasture,  10  acres  of  wood,  22  acres  of  heath  and  6  acres  of  marsh  in  Bradefeld 
and  Wrabbenase  by  Wykes.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
successive  remainders  of  i   messuage,  90  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of  wood  and  the 
heath  in  Bradefeld  to  Peter   their  son,  William  his  brother  and   Eleanor  his 
sister  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  Peter,  and  of  i  messuage, 
136  acres  of  land,  the  meadow  and  pasture,  2  acres  of  wood  and  the  marsh  to 
William  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  and  the  right  heirs  of  Peter.    Endorsed  :  Agnes 
de  Horsefrith  Humie  puts  in  her  claim. 

221.  Trin.  and  Mich.    John  son  of  Clement  de  Netleswell,  pi.  John  de  Lange- 
ford  and   Eleanor  his  wife.  def.      i  messuage  and  u£  acres  of  land  in  Great 
Perendon  which  Constance  late  the  wife  of  Adam  le  Herd  holds  for  life.    PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  the  reversion  of  the  chief  lords.      Cons.  40  marks  of  silver. 
This  agreement  was  made  in  the  presence  of  Constance,  and  she  did  fealty. 

222.  Eas  and  Mich.     John,  son  of  Ellis  atte  Hegg  of  Great  Horkeslyghe,  pi. 
Robert  Kemele  of   Great  Bures  and  A«nes   his  wife,  William  le  Boukere  and 
Emma  his  wife  and  John  Coleman  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  42^ 
acres  of  land,  3  roods  of  meadow  and  8  acres  of  wood  in  Great  Horkeslyghe  and 
Little  Horkeslyghe.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  messuage  and  2o  acres  of  land 
in  Great  Horkeslyghe  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  reversion  of  40  acres  of 
land  and  the  meadow  and  wood  which  John  Baldewyne  of  Great  Horkeslyghe 
holds  for  life  by  the  law  of  England.     Cons   20  marks. 

223.  Trin.  and  Mich.    Thomas  son  of  John  de  Shardelowe  and  Joan  his  wife, 
pi.  by  Robert  de  Walpol,  her  guardian.     Robert  Morel  of  Gosfeld,  def.     i  messu- 
age and  i  carucate  of  land  in  Wykham  St.  Paul,  Gestnyngthorp,  Twynstede 
and  Pebernersh,  which  Ralph  son  of  John  de  Halsted  and  Agnes  his  wife  hold 
for  life      PL  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  the  reversion  of  def.  and  his 
heirs,  rendering  yearly  i  rose  at  the  Nat.  of  St.  J.B.  and  doing  to  the  chief  lords 
all  services,  with  reversion  to  def.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 


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224.  Mich.    Richard  Chareman  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  de  .  .  .  champ 
in  her  place.     Robert  de  Neuport,  chaplain,  def.     2  messuages,  250  acres  of 
land,  16  acres  of  meadow,  [20]  acres  of  pasture,  7  acres  of  wood  and  285.  rent  in 
Claveryng  and  Langeleye.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
successive  remainders  to  Alexander  their  son,  John,  Thomas  and  Richard  his 
brothers  and  Katharine  his  sister  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right 
heirs  of  Richard  Chareman. 

225.  Dates  as  in  221.     John  de  Brokesbourne  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi.  by 
John  Paries  in  her  place.     William  son  of  William  Petifraunk  of  Herewych, 
•chevaler,'  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  80  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of 
marsh  and  4<f.  rent  in  Wrabenase.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords      Cons.  20  marks. 

226.  Mich.    Walter  de  la  Haye,  pi.  by  William  de  Kynelyngworth.    William 
atte  Sture  and  Ismania  his  wife,  def.     26  acres  of  land,  i  rood  of  wood,  i6^d. 
rent,  a  moiety  of  i  acre  of  meadow  and  i  acre  of  pasture,  and  a  third  part  of  i 
messuage  in  Little  Gelham.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
20  marks. 

227.  Mich.     Geoffrey  de  Myre,  vicar  of  Borham,  and  John  de  Myre,  pi. 
John  Lundenysh  and  Beatrice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  3  acres  of  'land  in 
Borham.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1333. 

228.  Mich,  and  Oct.  of  Hilary.     Robert  Rynel,  pi.     Walter  de  Bello  Campo 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  12  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow  and 
2  acres  of  pasture  in  Bumpstede  Helyoun.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Con.  20  marks. 

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229.  Mich.    Walter  de  la  Haye,  pi.    John  le  Gynour  and  Constance  his  wife, 
def.    i  messuage,  60  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  7  acres  of  pasture,  i^  acres 
of  wood  and  io£rf.  rent  in  Little  Gelham.     Def.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  pi.  and 
his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 

230.  Trin.  and  Mich.    William  le  Shepherd  of  Leyham  and  Cristina  his  wife, 
pi.     Alexander  de  Aldham  and  Joan  his  wife.  def.     i  messuage  in  Manytre.     PI. 
and  the  heirs  of  Cristina  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  loos. 

231.  Mich.     Henry  Lucas  of  Shaldeford  and  Ellen  his  wife.  pi.  by  John  de 
Oxeneye  in  her  place.    Luke  son  of  Henry  Lucas  of  Shaldeford,  def.    2  messuages, 
66  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  3  acres  of  pasture.  2  acres  of  alder  and 
us.  id.  rent  in  Saldeford  and  Little  Reynes      PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  def. 
and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  def.  and  his  heirs. 

232.  Mich.    John  the  younger  son  of  William  le  Parker  of  Renham  and  Joan 
his  wife,  pi.     Robert  Travers  of  Barthelesdon,  def.     108  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of 
meadow,  2$   acres  of  pasture  and   a   third   part  of   i    messuage  in  Leyndon, 
Barthelesdon,  Nevenden  and  Rammesdane  Craye.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to 
bold  of  the  chief  lords     Cons.  20  marks. 

233.  The  same  date  and  parties.     125$  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow, 
I  acre  of  pasture,  85.  jd.  rent,  a  rent  of  i  cock,  2  hens  and  30  eggs  and  2  parts  of 
I  messuage  in  Leyndon,  Barthelesdon  and  Rammesdane  Craye.     Def.  to  hold 

of  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  pi. 
and  the  heirs  of  John. 

234-  Trin.  and  Mich.  John  son  of  Henry  Grigge  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi. 
Ralph  de  Pokethorp  and  John  Baldewyne,  chaplain,  def.  2  messuages,  i  mill, 
700  acres  of  land,  30  acres  of  meadow,  8  acres  of  pasture,  36  acres  of  wood  and 
401.  rent  in  Hampstede,  Fynchyngfeld  and  Great  Sampford.  PI.  and  the  heirs 
<>f  tlurir  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of 
John  son  of  Henry. 


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235.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John  de  Neketon,  pi.  by  William  de  Boxsted.     John 
son  of  John  de  Wykham  of  Helchamp  (de  Bella  Campo)  of  the  canons  of  St.  Paul, 
London,  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     5  acres  of  land  and  3  acres  of  pasture  in 
Assh.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords      Cons.  20  marks. 

236.  Trin.  and  Mich.      Henry  Dykes  of  Sudbery  and  Sabina  his  wife,  pi. 
Thomas  Oter  of  Ipswich,  chaplain,  def.     2  messuages,  30  acres  of  land  and  3 
acres  of  meadow  in  Sudbery,  Bolemere,  Braundon  and  Middelton.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  Henry  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Endorsed  :  Adam  de  Spynkenhale  and 
Sabina  his  wife  and  Geoffrey  his  son  put  in  their  claim. 

237.  Trin.  and  Mich.     George  le  Portier  of  Great  Teye  and  Agnes  his  wife, 
pi.     John  le  Hert  of  Sampford  the  younger,  def.     i  messuage,  i  toft,  30  acres  of 
land,  i  acre  of  meadow  and  25.  $d.  rent  in  Great  Teye  and  Feryngge.     PI.  to 
hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Robert  Aungevyn  and 
Mary  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  George. 

238.  Trin.   and   Mich.      John  de  Berners  and    Lora   his   wife,    pi.      Roger 
Wyther  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  16  acres  of  land  in  Rothyng- 
beauchaump.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to 
John  son  of  John  and  his  heirs. 

1333. 

239.  Mich,  and  Hil.     John  Trumpe,  pi.      Walter  de  Bello  Campo  and  Joan 
his  wife,  def.     10  acres  of  land  in  Earl's  Bumpstede.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

240.  Oct.  of  Hil.     Adam  atte  Rothe  and  Agnes  his  wife  and  John  Compioun, 
pi.  by  John  Paries  in  place  of  Agnes.     John  Watecok  of  Coggeshale  and  Alice 
his  wife  and  Nicholas  le  Gros  and  Agnes,  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  46  acres  of 
land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  i  acre  of  wood  and  4  acres  of  alder  in  Lammersh  and 
Twynsted.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Compioun.     Cons. 
20  marks. 

1332. 

241.  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Eas.     John  atte  More  and  Beatrice  his  wife,  pi.     Alan 
de  Fulbourne,  chaplain,  def.     2  messuages  and  19  acres  of  land  in  Alvythele. 
PI   and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the 
right  heirs  of  Beatrice. 

242.  Eas.     Hugh  de  Nevill  and  Ida  his  wife,  pi.     John  de  Langewode,  def. 
The  manor  of  Great  Totham.    PL  and  the  heirs  of  Hugh  to  hold  of  the  qhief  lords. 

243.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Roger  son  of  Walter  de  Magna  Teye  and  Eleanor  his 
wife,  pi.  by  Richard  Esegor.     William  son  of  John  Sayer  of  Bryche  and  Thomas 
de  Deen,  def.     2  messuages,  220  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  10  acres  of 
pasture,  20  acres  of  wood  and  405.  rent  in  Great  Teye  and  Little  Teye.     PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  Roger  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

244.  Eas.     John  de  Langwode,  pi.     Hugh  de  Nevill,  def.     The   manor  of 
Peltyndon  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  same  town.     PI   to  hold  for 
life  of  def  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  def.  and  his  heirs. 

245.  Oct.  of  Hil.,  5  Edward  III  ,  and  Eas.,  6  Edward  III.     John  Dyen  of 
Halsted,  pi.     William  de  Stanesfeld,  clerk,  and  Andrew,  parson  of  Langenho, 
def.     i  messuage,  250  acres  of  land,  9  acres  of  meadow,  40  acres  of  pasture, 
25  acres  of  wood  and  695.  jd.  rent  in  Halsted.     PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief 
lords,  with  remainder  to  John  son  of  John  de  Boys  and  Katharine  his  wife  and 
the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  pi. 

246.  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Eas.     John  de  Brokesbourn  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi. 
by  William  de  Boxsted  in  her  place.     John  de  Welnetham,  •  chivaler,'  and  John 
de  Manytre,  chaplain,  def.    The  manor  of  Bradefeld  by  Manytre  and  i  messuage, 
460  acres  of  land,  9  acres  of  meadow,  50  acres  of  pasture,  120  acres  of  wood, 
12  acres  of  alder  and  405.  rent  in  Wrabenase,  Dedham,  Misteleye  and  Bradefeld 
by  Manytre.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Endotsed: 
Robert  son  of  John  de  Brokesbourne  and  Thomas  le  Gros  put  in  their  claim. 


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247.  Morrow  of  Pur  and  Has.     Benedict  de  Bures  of  Halsted  and  Cecily  his 
wife,  pi.     William  son  of  William  le  Smyth  of  Halsted  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  in  Halsted.     Def.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  10  marks 

248.  Dates  and  parties  as  in  246.     i  messuage,  160  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of 
meadow,  10  acres  of  pasture,  12  acres  of  wood  and    125.  rent  in  Walton  and 
Kyrkeby.      PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John  de  Brokesbourn.    Endorsed  :  Stephen  son  of 
Simon  de  Abyndon  of  London  puts  in  his  claim      Thomas  le  Gros  puts  in  his 
claim      Robert  son  of  John  de  Brokesbourn  puts  in  his  claim. 

249.  Dates  as  in  245.     Thomas  Gobyoun,  'chyvaler,1  pi.  Hugh  de  Feryngg 
and  Eleanor  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  86  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow, 
10  acres  of  pasture  and  6s.  6d.  rent  in  Great  Leghes,  Felstede  and  Blakenottele. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

250.  Quin.  of  Hil.     Richard  de  Houtton,  chaplain,  pi.     Roger  Otewy  of 
Stystede  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.      i  messuage,  40  acres  of  land,  5^  acres  of 
meadow,  5  acres  of  pasture,  i  acre  of  wood  and  55.  rent  in  Stistede  and  Brade- 
well.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks 

251.  Dates  as  in  245.     Edmund  Bataylle  of  Purle,  pi.     Roger  de  Stonham 
and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  420  acres  of  land,  15  acres  of  meadow, 

27  acres  of  wood  and  405.   rent  in   Purle,   Mistelegh,   Symynystre  and   Great 
Maldon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi   and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

252.  Same  dates.     John   du    Boys,  pi.     Thomas  Dawers  of  Soleburi,  def. 
i  messuage,  i  carucate  of  land,  10  acres  of  pasture,  2  acres  of  wood  and  200  acres 
of  marsh  in  Lagenho.     PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to 
John  his  son  and  Katharine  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right 
heirs  of  pi. 

253.  Same  dates.     John  Gernoun,   'chyvaler,'  and   Margaret  his   wife,   pi. 
John,  parson  of  St.  Gregory,  London,  and  Henry  Prentiz  of  Sudbury,  def.     The 
manor  of  la  Geronere  and  4/.  155.  rent  in  Wyremundeford.  Great  Horkesleye, 
Great  Fordham,  Little  Briche,  Teye  atte  Elmes  and  Steplebompstede.     PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

254.  Quin.  of  Hil.  and  Eas.     John  de  Therlingham,  pi.    John  de  Marlesford 
and  Parnel  his  wife,  def.     26  acres  of  land  in  Pentelowe.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

255  Eas.  and  Trin  John  Reyman  the  younger  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi. 
\Yitnam  le  Draper  of  Fobbyng  And  Joan  his  wife  and  Joan  late  the  wife  of  John 
Prude  of  Fobbyng,  def.  i  acre  i  rood  of  land  in  Fobbyng  Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.  Cons.  iocs. 

256.  Trin.  and  Mich      MichaeldeYfelde.pl.     John  Child,  def.     i  messuage, 
17  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  meadow  in  Gyngeioiberdlaundry.     PI.  to  hold  for 
life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Thomas  Tyrel  the  elder  and  his  heirs. 

257.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John  Reyman  the  younger,  pi.    John  Aihvyne  the  elder 
and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     3  acres  of  land  in* Fobbyng.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

238.     Ea».  and  Trm.     Thomas  de  Thorp,  parson  of  Chelmersford,  pi.    John 
Thorplangeton  of  Chelmersford  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.   4  messuages,  50  acres 
Und,  3  acres  of  meadow  and  135.  gd.  rent. in  Chelmersford,  Mulsham  and 
•••le.     H.  aim  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks 

Eas.  and  Trin.  Warin  le  Broune  of  Barenton,  pi.  John  Martin  of 
Urokwalden  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  in  Brokwalden.  PI.  and  his 
heiri  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  1005. 


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260.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Hugh  Peverel  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Yemme 
in  her  place.     Roger  de  Swanton,  parson  of  Little  Dunham,  def.     The  manor  of 
Chikeneye  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
Hugh  to  hold  of  the  King  and  his  heirs  as  of  the  honour  of  Peverel.    This  agree- 
ment was  made  by  precept  of  the  King. 

261.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John  de  Hore,  parson  of  Massheberi,  pi.     William  de 
Reppes,  parson  of  Denyngton,  def.     2  messuages,  140  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of 
meadow,  6  acres  of  pasture,  4  acres  of  wood  and  205.  rent  in  Foxerthe.     Def.  to 
hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  William  Carbonel  and  his  heirs. 

262.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John  le  Spicer  of  Great  Maldon  and  Margaret  his  wife, 
pi.     Sewal  Pollard  and  Koesia  his  wife,  def.     4  acres  of  land  in  Great  Maldon. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Margaret  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  405. 

263.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John  Fort  of  Gynge  Ospital,  pi.     Richard  Jerounel  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  16  acres  of  land  and  6d.  rent  in  Sandon.    PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  40  marks. 

264.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John  de  Colregge,  pi.     Richard  de  Shouke  of  Pritel- 
well  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  20  acres  of  land  in  Hokele.     PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

DIVERS     COUNTIES. 

113.  Mich.,  5   Edward  III.,  and  morrow  of  Pur.,  6  Edward  III.      Maud  de 
Ferers,  pi.     John  de  Fienles  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     The  manors  of  Cumpton 
Mounceux,  co.  Southampton,  and  Asshehalle,  co.  Essex      PI.  to  hold  for  life  of 
def.  and  the  heirs  of  Maud,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  def  and  the 
heirs  of  Maud.     Cons.  100  marks. — Southampton,  Essex. 

114.  Eas.     Robert  de  Todenham,  parson  of  Ereswell,  pi.     Hugh  de  Penten- 
eye,  chaplain,  def.     The  manor  of  Cotenhalle  and  154  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of 
meadow,  9  acres  of  pasture,  14^  acres  of  wood  and  6os.  6$d.  rent  in  Kediton, 
Bernardeston  and   Little  Wrottyngge,  co.  Suffolk,  and  i   messuage,  186  acres 
i  rood  of  land,  19  acres  of  meadow,  18  acres  of  pasture,  2  a'cres  i  rood  of  wood 
and  375.  2^d.  rent  in  Keditone,  Haverhill,  Bridebrok,  Sturmere,  Pentelowe  and 
Little  Wrottyngge,  co.  Essex.     PI.  to  hold  the  manor  and  tenements  in  Suffolk 
for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  reversion  of  the  tenements  in  Essex  which 
Maud  Burghard  of  Framelyngham  holds  for  life,  with  successive  remainders  to 
Walter   de  Wauncy,  parson  of  Grundesburgh,  and    Edmund   de  Wauncy   his 
brother  for  their  lives  and  the  right  heirs  of  pi.     This  agreement  was  made  in  the 
presence  of  Maud,  and  she  did  fealty. — Suffolk,  Essex. 

124.  Trin.,  3  Edward  III.,  and  6  Edward  III.  James  le  Botiller,  earl  of 
Ormound,  and  Eleanor  his  wife,  pi.  James  Laules,  def.  The  manor  of  Wythe- 
ton,  co.  Lancaster,  the  manors  of  Shire  and  la  Vacherie  and  the  advowson  of  the 
church  of  the  manor  of  Shire,  co.  Surrey,  the  manors  of  Lynford,  Twyford  and 
Ayllesbury  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor  of  Lynford,  co.  Buck- 
ingham, the  manor  of  Smytheton  and  the  advowson  of  the  chapel  of  Est  Tille- 
bury,  co.  Essex,  the  manors  of  Fynebergh,  co.  Suffolk,  Coldaston,  co.  Gloucester, 
and  Cumpton  in  Hennemersh,  co.  Warwick,  the  manors  of  Retherfeld  Pippard 
and  Fretewell  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor  of  Retherfeld 
Pippard,  co.  Oxford,  and  the  manors  of  Sopele,  co.  Southampton,  and  Belueton 
and  Brene,  co.  Somerset.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  the  manors 
of  Wytheton,  Shire,  la  Vacherie,  Lynford  and  Twyford  and  the  advowsons  of  the 
churches  of  the  manors  of  Shire  and  Lynford  and  of  the  chapel  of  Est  Tillebury 
of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  reversions  of  the  manor  of  Ayllesbury  which 
Robert  de  Monte  Alto  and  Emma  his  wife  hold  in  dower,  the  manors  of  Smythe- 
ton and  Fynebergh  which  Edmund  le  Botiller  holds  for  life,  the  manors  of  Cold- 
aston, Cumpton  and  Retherfeld  and  the  advowson  of  Retherfeld  which  John 
Pippard  holds  for  life,  the  manor  of  Fretewell  which  John  de  Alveton  holds  for 


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life,  the  manor  of  Sopele  which  Thomas  West  holds  for  life,  and  the  manors  of 
Belueton  and  Brene  which  Cecily  de  la  Haye  holds  for  life,  with  remainder  to 
the  right  heirs  of  the  earl.  This  agreement  was  made  in  the  presence  of  Edmund, 
John  Pippard.  John  de  Alneton,  Thomas  and  Cecily,  and  they  did  fealty.— 
Lancaster,  Surrey.  Buckingham,  Essex,  Suffolk,  Gloucester,  Warwick,  Oxford, 
Southampton,  Somerset. 

129.  Quin.  ofHil.  NicholasFraunceysandFlorencehiswife.pl.  Geoffrey 
le  Ros,  parson  of  Danseye,  def.  i  messuage  in  Suthwerk,  co.  Surrey,  and  i  toft, 
60  acres  of  land,  20  acres  of  pasture,  20  acres  of  marsh  and  265  2\d.  rent  in 
Tillyngham.  co.  Essex.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Nicholas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
—Surrey.  Essex. 


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1333  COUNTY  OP   ESSEX. 

265  Mich.1  John  de  Sutton  of  Wyvenho,  '  chivaler,'  and  Agatha  his  wife,  pi. 
John  de  Drokenesford  and  Margaret  his  wife.  def.  The  manor  of  Cokayne.  PI. 
and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

266.  Trin.  and  Mich.     William  de  Alta  Ripa  of  Kyrketon  and  Richard  Dyan 
of  Hotoft,  chaplain,  pi.     Richard  de  Welby  of  Multon  and  Juliana  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  220  acres  of  land,  7  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture,  20  acres  of 
wood,  245.  rent  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Lamburn.     Def.  and  the  heirs 
male  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to 
Margaret  their  daughter  and  Elizabeth,  Joan  and  Ada  her  sisters  and  the  heirs 
of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  Juliana. 

267.  Same  dates  and  parties.     The  manor  of  Kelwedon  and  the  advowson  of 
the  church  of  the  manor.     Def.  and  the  heirs  male  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Elizabeth  their  daughter  and  Joan, 
Margaret  and  Ada  her  sisters  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of 
Juliana. 

268.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Richard  de  Prys,   parson  of  Purle,  and  Seman  de 
Oueseye,  pi.     Giles  de  Briaunzoun  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.  by  John  Heroun 
in  her  place      i  messuage,  i  mill,  160  acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres 
of  pasture  and  55.  rent  in  Purle.     Def.  and  the  heirs  of  Giles  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords. 

269.  Trin.   and   Mich.     Hubert  de   la  Kersouere,  pi.     John   in   Thehale  of 
Key  nham  and  Emma  his  wife,  def.     26  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  alder  in  Suth- 
welde.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

270  Trin.  and  Mich.  Robert  Russel  of  Pebenhers  and  Agatha  his  wife,  pi. 
William  de  Kellevedene,  chaplain,  def  i  messuage  and  5^  acres  of  land  in 
Pebenhers  and  Alfamestone.  PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

271.  Trin.  and  Mich.     William  Gobyoun  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.      Thomas 
in  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Staundon  by  Angre  with 

the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  same  town.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies 
to  bold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  William. 

272.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John  de  Newenton,  pi.     David  de  Tillebery  and  John 
dc  licrlc,  chaplain,  def      i  messuage,  150  acres  of  land,  9  acres  of  meadow  and 

1  in  Gynge  Mounteney  and  Hoton      PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  remainder  to  John  his  son  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  and  the  right  heirs  of  pi. 

tiaelmat  term,  7  Edward  III.,  to  Michaelmas  term,  12  Edward,  III.,  both 
.  »•<«  made  at  York. 


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273.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John  Robert  of  Whiterothyng  and  Cecily  his  wife,  pi. 
Thomas  de  Longevill  and   Beatrice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  20  acres  of 
land  in  Whiterothyng.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  def.  and  the 
heirs  of  Beatrice,  rendering  yearly  135.  qd.  in  moieties  at  Michaelmas  and  Easter 
and  doing  to  the  chief  lords  all  services,  with  reversion  to  def.  and  the  heirs  of 
Beatrice.     Cons.  20  marks. 

274.  Mich.     Nicholas  Fraunceys,  pi.     Geoffrey  de  Stanton  and   Isabel   his 
wife,  def.     2  messuages,  45  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow  and  3  acres  of 
pasture  in  Bradewelle  by  Tylyngham.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

275.  Trin.  and  Mich.    John  Cost,  pi.    John  Arnold  and  Margery  his  wife,  def. 
2  messuages  and  i  acre  of  land  in  Rothyngge  Margarete.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

276.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Walter  de   Fynchyngfeld,  pi.      Alexander  Flynthard 
and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     5  messuages,  450  acres  of  land,  13  acres  of  meadow, 
40  acres  of  pasture,  30  acres  of  wood  and  68s.  i^d.  rent  in  Moese,  Great  Oklee. 
Rammeseye  and  Beaumund      PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.    Cons. 
100  marks. 

277.  Trin.  and  Mich.    Thomas  de  Samanton  and  Cecily  his  wife,  pi      Richard 
son  of  Henry  le  Taillour  of  Kelleveden  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  32 
acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  pasture,  6d.  rent,  a  rent  of  lib.  of  cumin,  and  a  moiety 
of  i  acre  of  land  and  i  acre  of  wood  in  Kelleveden  and  Inneworth.     PI.  to  hold 
for  the  life  of  Cecily  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Roger  son  of  Thomas 
and  Katharine  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  her  body  and  the  right  heirs  of  Cecily. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

278.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Walter  de  Tyllyngham  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     John 
de  Lallyngge,  chaplain,  def.     i  messuage,  240  acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  meadow, 

1  acre  of  wood  and  jd.  rent  in  Hayleslee,  Northpurle,  Wodeham  Mortimer  and 
Great  Maldon.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Joan 

279.  Trin.  and  Mich.     William  Gilberd  of  Retyndon  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi. 
Philip    Russel,  chaplain,   def.     12   acres   of  land   and    3   acres  of  meadow   in 
Esthanyngfeld.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  William. 

280.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John  son  of  Simon  Rodlond  of  Lausele,  pi.     Thomas 
Bygot  of  Bra[?nktr]e  and  Ismannia  his  wife,  def.     3  messuages  and  9  acres  of 
land  in  Colecestre  and  the  suburb  of  the  same  town.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

281.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John  de  Reneuile,  pi.     John  Turpyn,  parson  of  Little 
Chesterford,  def.     i  messuage,  74  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow,  i8s.  rent  and 
a  moiety  of  i  acre  of  wood  in  Little  Chesterford  and  Great  Chesterford.     PI.  to 
hold  for  life  of  def.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  def.  and 

his  heirs. 

282.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John  de  la  Mare  of  Bradewell  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi. 
William  Odyn  of  Great  Wakeryngg  and  William  de  la  Mare.  def.     i  messuage, 
200  acres  of  land,  60  acres  of  marsh,  235.  3^.  rent  and  a  rent  of  2  capons  and  i 
rose  in  Bradewell  by  Tillyngham,  St.  Laurence  and  Tillyngham.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs 
of  John. 

283.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John  Botiller  of  Shopelonde  and  Anne  his  wife,  pi. 
John  Goce  of  Pottenham,  chaplain,  and  John  Helm  of  St.  Albans,  chaplain,  def. 

2  messuages,  120  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  4  acres  of  wood,  300  acres  of 
marsh  and  IDS.  rent  in  Shopelonde  and  Hadlegh.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords. 


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284.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Geoffrey  Bisshop  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     Geoffrey  le 
Herde  and  Satah  his  wife.  def.     4$  acres  of  land  in  Herlawe.     PI.  and  the  heirs 
of  Geoffrey  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons  6os. 

285.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John  le  Frend  of  Little  Shobery  and  Maud  his  wife, 
pi.     S!tfhtn  ue  Bemflet  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     y£  acres  of  land  in  Great 
Wakeryngg  and  Little  Shobery.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons  Cos. 

386.  Trin.  and  Mich.  Robert  de  Resshemere,  pi.  Peter  le  Noble  of  Hadlegh 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  in  Great  Maldon.  PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold 

01  the  chief  lords      Cons.  loos. 

287.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John  Makehayt  and  Emma  his  wife,  pi.     Thomas  de 
Aldon,  def.     i  messuage  and  3  acres  of  land  in  Great  Sampford.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

288.  Eas    and  Mich.     Henry  Gernet  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     Joan  late  the 
wife  of  Nicholas  de  Wokyndon  Episcopi  and  William  Gernet,  def.    2  messuages, 
240  acres  of  land.  20  acres  of  meadow,  60  acres  of  pasture  and  61.  rent  in 
Wenynton,  Reynham  and  Alvythele      PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Henry  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords. 

289.  Mich.,  6  Edward  III.,  and  Oct.  of  Pur.,  7  Edward  III.     William  le 
Smyth  of  Byleygh,  pi.     Sewal  Pulleko  and  Joan  his  wife.  def.     i  messuage  in 
Great  Maldon.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons,  ic  marks. 

290.  Same  dates.    Benedict  de  Ditton  of  Alvythele,  pi.    Richard  de  Berkyngg 
of  London,  def.     i  messuage.  28  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow  and  4  acres  of 
pasture  in  Alvythele,  which  Selvana  late  the  wife  of  Henry  Pyioun  of  Alvythele 
holds  for  life.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  reversion  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
100  marks.     This  agreement  was  made  in  the  presence  of  Selvana,  and  she  did 
fealty. 

291.*  Mich.  6  Edward  III.,  and  quin.  of  Hil,  7  Edward  III.  John  Jacob  of 
Shenefeld,  pi.  Philip  Pacy,  def.  i  messuage  and  23  acres  of  land  in  Shenefeld. 
Def.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Gunnora 
daughter  of  Ralph  de  Bygrave  for  life,  John  son  of  def.  and  Simon  his  brother 
and  Denise  and  Joan  his  sisters  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies,  and  the  right  heirs 
of  def. 

292.  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Eas.     John  son  of  Robert  de  Roos  and  Joan  his  wife, 
pi      William  de  Bikkeleswade,  parson  of  Gedeleston,  def.     The  manor  of  Rade- 
wynter.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to   hold  of  the   chief   lords,  with 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John. 

293.  Oct.  of  Pur  and  Eas      Robert  Ryvel,  pi.      William  le  Wayte  and  Agnes 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  22  acres  of  land  and  i$*d.  rent  in  Earl's  Bumpstede. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  40  marks. 

294.  Mich.,  6  Edward  III.,  and  Eas  ,  7  Edward  III,     William  de  Harewold, 
pi.     Thomas  Joket,  def.     i  messuage,  40  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow  and 

2  acre*  of  wood  in  Purle.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons., 
20  marks 

295.  Trin     John  Baudewyne  of  Barlyng  and  Agatha  his  wife,  pi.  by  Geoffrey 
Baudewyne  in  her  place     Joint  Pacchyng  and  Margaret  his  wife.  del.     10  acre's 
of  land  in  Mulsham.     Del.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons. 
20  marks. 

296.  Date*  as  in  294.     William  Russell  of  Little  Badewe  and  Alice  his  wife, 
pi      Waltn  son  of  Walter  atte   Pyrie  of  Ronewell   and   Joan   his   wife,  def. 
I   meMuaiie,  27  acres  <>i   hind,   i   acre  of  pasture  and  6<i.  rent  in   Sandon  by 
HanynKfeld.     I'l.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 

.    Bam 


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1333. 

297.  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Eas.    Cristina  Stanes  and  Ellen  her  daughter,  pi.    Jchti 
elder  son  of  Laurence  Scot  of  Waltham  Holy  Cross  and  Emma  his  wife,  def. 

1  messuage  in  Waltham  Holy  Cross.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Ellen  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  1005. 

298.  Oct  of  Hil.,  6  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  7  Edward  III.     William  son  of 
Stephen  le  Keu  of  Wythermondeford  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Paries  in 
her  place.    Silvester  de  Bures  atte  Munte  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage 
and  7  acres  of  land  in  Wythermondeford.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief 
lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Margery  daughter  of  William  and  Benedicta 
her  sister  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  William.    Cons  iocs. 

299.  Same  dates.     Simon  Bathekyn  of  Coggeshale  and  Parnel  his  wife,  pi- 
by  John  de  Oxenhey  in  her  place.     Walter  de  Fynchyngfeld,  def.     3  messuages, 
153  acres  of  land,  4^  acres  of  meadow,  6  acres  of  pasture,  4  acres  of  alder  and 
335.  4^.  rent  in  Colne  Engayne  and  Halstede  which  Avice  late  the  wife  of  Richard 
de  Colne  Engayne  holds  for  life.     PI.  to  hold  the  reversion  for  their  lives  ot  the 
chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  William,  Simon  and  John,  sons  of  Simon,  for  their 
lives  and  the  right  heirs  of  Simon  Bathekyn.     This  agreement  was  made  in  the 
presence  of  Avice,  and  she  did  fealty. 

300.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John  son  of  John  le  Cook  of  Bradewell  and  Joan  his 
wife,  pi.     Seman  de  Oueseye,  def.     i  messuage,  180  acres  of  land  and  4  acres  of 
meadow  in  Asshildham,  Steple  and  Suthemenstre.     PI.  and  the  heirs  male  of 
their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John. 

301.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Peter  son  of  \Villiam  de  Rokeswell  and  Joan  his  wife, 
pi.     William  Poleyn,  chaplain,  and  William  le  Tumour  of  Gynge,  def.    A  moiety 
of  3   messuages,   i   mill,  816  acres  of  land,   22  acres  of  meadow,  276  acres  of 
pasture,  30  acres  of  wood.  240  acres  of  marsh,  4/.  165.  rent  and  a  rent  of  2  capons, 

2  hens  and  20  eggs  in  Nevenden,  Dounham,  Rammesdene  Belhous,  Wyckeford, 
Southhanifeld,  Horndon,  Pakelesham  and  Great  Stanbregge.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Peter. 

302.  Trin.    Simon  deStapilford  and  Maud  his. wife,  dem.    JohndeGoldyngton, 
whom  Richard  de  Goldyngton,  chaplain,  vouched  to  warranty,  ten.     The  manor 
of  Raureth.      Dem.  quitclaimed  to  ten.  and  his  heirs.      Cons.  2o/.     Endorsed  : 
Thomas  de  Harpesfeld  and  Joan  his  wife  put  in  their  claim. 

303.  Trin.     John  de  Goldyngton,  'chivaler,'  and  Katharine  his  wife,  pi.  by 
Geoffrey  Baudewyne  in  her  place.    Simon  de  Stapelford  of  London  and  Maud  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage,  10  acres  of  land  and   155.  rent  in  Raureth  and  Reyleye. 
Def   quitclaimed    to   pi.   and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.   20  marks.     Endorsed  : 
Thomas  de  Harpesfeld  and  Joan  his  wife  put  in  their  claim. 

304.  Trin.      Edmund   de   Malyns   and    Joan   his   wife,    pi.    by   Thomas   de 
Tochewyk  in  her  place.     Ralph  Thorbarn  of  Aston  Rohaut,  chaplain,  def.     The 
manor  of  Theyden  atte  Munte.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Edmund  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords. 

305.  Mich.,  6  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,  7  Edward  III.    Richard  son  of  Richard 
\Yynterflod  of  Little  Berdefeld,  pi.     William  son  of  Richard  Campioun  of  Little 
Berdefeld,  def      i  messuage,  10  acres  of  land  and  2s.  2d.  rent  in  Little  Berdefeld 
which  Richard  Campioun  holds  for  life  by  the  law  of  England.     PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  the  reversion  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  40  marks. 

306.  Morrow  of  Pur.  and  Eas.     William  Somery,  vicar  of  Aschildham,  pi. 
John   Godard  of  Chelmersford  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i   messuage   in   Great 
Maldon.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  loos. 


FEET   OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

o  Trin.  John  son  of  John  de  Mounteny  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi  Ralph 
deGatesbery  clerk,  def.  The  manor  of  Lytlebery  by  Aungre.  PI.  and  the  heirs 
of  their  bodS  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John. 

308  Eas.  and  Trin.  John  Dyn  of  Halsted,  pi.  Henry  Svvalwe  of  Fynchyng- 
feld  and  Avice  his  wife.  def.  7  acres  of  land  in  Great  Mapeltersted.  PL  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  10  marks. 

Eas  and  Trin.  Thomas  atte  Gate  of  Canewedon,  pi.  John  Godebold  of 
Great  Stanbregg  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.  17  acres  of  land  and  Sd  rent  in 
Great  Stanbregg  and  Canewedon.  PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  40  marks. 

710  Eas  and  Trin.  William  Vaghan  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  by  Bertram  de 
Sothewerk  in  her  place.  John  Chicche  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.  A  third 
part  of  the  manor  of  Plumberwe.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  William.  Cons.  2O/.  endorsed  : 
Walter  Heryng,  •  chivaler,1  and  Margery  his  wife  put  in  their  claim. 

311  Eas  and  Trin.  AlexanderdeAldhamandJoanhiswife.pl.  Nicholas 
de  Wakeryngge,  def.  i  messuage,  21  acres  of  land,  5^  acres  of  pasture  and 
185.  lid  rent  in  Great  Wakeryngge.  PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  successive  remainders  to  John  their  son  and  Richard  his  brother  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies,  and  the  right  heirs  of  Alexander. 

1334. 

312.  Oct.  of  Hil.     John  son  of  William  le  Clerk  of  Hedyngham  Sibile,  pi. 
Hugh  son  of  William  le  Clerk  of  Hedyngham  Sibile  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  48  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  3  acres  of  pasture,  2  acres  of 
alder  and  55.  rent  in  Hedyngham  Sibile.     PL  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1333. 

313.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Henry  Gernet,  pi      Philip  de  Gumbeldon  and  Agnes 
his  wife,  def.     A  third  part  of  the  manor  of  Wenyngton.     Def  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

131.  Mich..  6  Edward  III.,  and  Oct.  of  Pur.,  7  Edward  III.  John  le  Smyth 
of  Wytherisfeld,  chaplain,  pi.  William  de  Dodynghirst  and  Alice  his  wife,  def. 
3  messuages,  i  mill,  looj  acres  of  land,  9  acres  of  meadow,  8  acres  of  pasture, 
5  acres  of  wood  and  i6s.  rent  in  Kedyngton,  Wydikesho,  Honedene,  Great 
\\rattyng,  Little  Wrattyng  and  Haverhill,  co.  Suffolk,  and  26  acres  of  land, 
7  acres  of  meadow,  i  £  acres  of  pasture,  2  acres  of  wood  and  25.  rent  in  Kedyngton, 
Sturmere.  Bumstede  Helyoun,  Bumstede  Stepil  and  Haverhill,  co.  Essex.  Def. 
and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. — Suffolk,  Essex. 

148.  Trin.  and  Mich.  Stephen  son  of  John  de  Bassingbourne  and  Elizabeth 
his  wife,  pi.  Hawisia  late  the  wife  of  Robert  de  Hoo,  '  chivaler,'  and  John 
Muriel  o!  Gedeneye,  chaplain,  def.  The  manors  of  Hodesdon,  Alstwyk  and 
Wodehalle  and  5  marks  rent  in  Great  Munden,  co.  Hertford,  and  the  manors  of 
Manewedon  and  Wodehalle,  co.  Essex.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  Stephen 
to  hold  the  manors  of  Hodesdon,  Wodehalle  and  Manewedon,  two  parts  of  the 
manor  of  Alstwyk  and  the  rent,  together  with  the  homage  and  services  of 
oleye  and  Albreda  his  wife  and  their  heirs,  of  the  chief  lords,  and 
the  reversion  of  the  third  part  of  the  manor  of  Alstwyk  which  Joan  late  the  \\  ite 
of  John  de  Hassingbourne  holds  in  dower,  with  successive  remainders  to  Thomas 
iht-r  t,l  Stephen  and  (iuy  son  of  Thomas  del  Boys  and  the  heirs  male  of  their 
bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  Stephen.  Endorsed  :  Henry  le  Chaumberlayn  puts 
in  bis  claim. 


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34  COUNTY    OP   ESSEX. 

314.  Trin.,   7  Edward   III.,   and   Eas.,  8  Edward   III.      Thomas  Gobioun, 
knight,  pi.     John  Boneyre  of  Asshildham  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages, 
5  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Great  Reyne  and  Bockynge,  which 
Maud  late  the  wife  of  John  de  Stonhell  of  Branktre,  '  taverner,'  holds  for  life. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  reversion  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  2ol. 

315.  Morrow  of  Pur.      William   de   Chaumpayne   and    Alice   his   wife,    pi. 
Robert  de  Chaumpayne,  def.      The  manor  of  Wodeham  Ferers       PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  def.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with 
reversion  to  def.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks, 

316.  Eas.,  7  Edward  III.,  and  morrow  of  Pur.,  8  Edward  III.     Edmund  de 
Northtoft,  pi.     John  atte  Hale  of  Fynchyngfeld,  def.     i  messuage  and  4  acres  of 
land  in  Fynchyngfeld,  which  Parnel  late  the  wife  of  William  atte  Hale  holds 
for  life.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  reversion  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons   10 
marks. 

317.  Quin.  of  Hil.  and  Eas.     Giles  de  Meignill,  pi.     Joan  late  the  wife  of 
Hugh  de  Meignill,  def.    A  moiety  of  the  manor  of  Shopeland.    PI.  acknowledged 
the  moiety  to  be  the  right  of  def.  and  for  this  def.  granted  the  reversion  of  the 
other  moiety,  which  Hugh  de  Nevill  and  Ida  his  wife  hold  for  the  life  of  Ida,  to 
pi.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     This  agreement  was  made  by  precept 
of  the  King. 

318.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Michael  Hangard  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.     Henry  Dykes 
and  Sabina  his  wife,  def.     9  acres  of  land  in  Bromdon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  the  heirs  of  Michael.     Cons.  10  marks. 

319.  Mich.     Geoffrey  Bernard  of  Neuport,  chaplain,  pi.     Hugh  son  of  Peter 
le  Herde  of  Chelmeresford  and  Ellen  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  garden  and  a 
moiety  of  i  acre  of  land  in  Chelmeresford.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords      Cons.  20  marks 

320.  Mich.     Richard  de  Prys,  parson  of  Purle,  and  Seman  de  Oueseye,  pi. 
Giles  de  Brianzoun  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     4  messuages,  10  shops,  i  mill, 
88  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow,  100  acres  of  marsh  and  285.  4^.  rent  in  Great 
Maldon,  Little  Maldon  and  Lachyndon.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lord.     Cons.   100  marks.     Endorsed  :  William  Clement  and  Alice  his 
wife  put  in  their  claim. 

321.  Same  date  and  parties,     i  messuage,  i  mill,  160  acres  of  land,  10  acres 
of  meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture  and  55.  rent  in  Purle.     Same  settlement.     Same 
endorsement. 

322.  Mich.     Andrew  de  Waleden  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     Roger  de  Glaun- 
ville  and  Simon  de  Hormade,  parson  of  Laufare  Magdalen,  def      The  manor  of 
Laufare  Magdalen  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  ot  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs 
of  Andrew. 

323.  Trin.  and  Mich.     William  le  Bret  of  Tendryngge  and  Mabel  his  wife 
pi.  by  John  Paries  in  her  place.    John  Bigge  of  Benteleye,  chaplain,  and  Richard 
Trasour,  def.     2   messuages,   300  acres  of  land,   5  acres  of  meadow,  18  acres 
of  wood  and  2S.  rent  in  Tendryngge.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords. 

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1834. 

324.  Trin.   and   Mich.     Edmund,  master  of  the   hospital  of  St.   Leonard, 
Ncuport,   pi.      Richard  de  Kelshull  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.  by  John   de 
Pokerich  in  her  place.    The  manor  of  Heydene,  i  messuage  and  t  carucate  of 
land  in  Chcsewyk  and  Crishale  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor. 
PI   and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  Richard  to  hold  the  manor  and  tenements  of  the 
chieflords,  with  remainder  to  Margaret  de  Langele  for  life,  Richard  her  son  and 
the  heirs  of  his  body,  and  Richard  de  Kelshull  the  younger  and  his  heirs ;  and 
pi;  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  the  advowson  of  the  chief  lords. 

325.  Mich.     Oliver  de  Blounvill  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     John  Sayer  and 
Nicholas  Hacoun,  def.     3  messuages,  140  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  40 
acres  of  marsh  and  305.  rent  in  Westmerseye  and  Leyre  del  Haye.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Nicholas  son  of 
Simon  de  Segrave  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  and  the  right  heirs  of  Joan. 

326.  Mich.  William  Scot,  pi.  Bartholomew  deBreamisoun,  def    15  messuages, 
700  acres  of  land,  24  acres  of  meadow,  40  acres  of  pasture,  5  marks  rent  and  a 
rent  of  10  cocks,  20  hens,  i  coulter,  i  ploughshare  and  2  bushels  of  oysters  in 
Canewedon.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  lool.  sterling. 

327.  Mich.     John   son   of  Ralph   Berners  and   Lora  his  wife,    pi.     Peter 
Periepund  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  84  acres  of  land,  i£  acres  of 
meadow,  5  acres  of  pasture,  2  acres  of  wood  and  385.  i*d.  rent  in  High  Estre  and 
Ledene  Rothyngg.     PI.  to  hold  (or  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder 
to  John  their  son  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  and  the  right  heirs  of  John  son  of 
Ralph. 

328.  Eas.  and  Mich.    John  son  of  John  de  Coggeshale,  knight,  pi.  by  Geoffrey 
Baudewyn  in  his-  place.     John  Bloumoster  of  Halstede,  def.     2  mills  and  130 
acres  of  wood  in  Halstede.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  the 
reversion  of  two  parts  of  the  same  which  John  son  of  Simon  de  Berdefeld  and 
Juliana  his  wife  hold  for  her  life  and  of  the  third  part  which  they  hold  in  dower. 
Cons.  100  marks  of  silver.     This  agreement  was  made  in  the  presence  of  John 
son  of  Simon  and  Juliana,  and  they  did  fealty. 

329.  This  belongs  to  the  fifth  year  and  is  not  a  Foot,  but  the  Note  of  156. 


DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

153.  Eas.  Elizabeth  de  Burgo,  pi.  Thomas  de  Chedeworth,  clerk,  and 
Henry  de  Colyngham,  def.  The  manor  of  Berdefeld,  co.  Essex,  the  advowson  of 
the  priory  of  Angleseye,  co.  Cambridge,  and  the  castles  of  Usk  and  Kaerlyon. 
the  manors  of  Usk,  Kaerlyon,  Liswyry,  Tynterne  Parva,  Nova  Grangia,  Little 
I-antnssan,  Trillek,  Troye,  Launom  and  \Vo"undy,  and  the  advowsons  of  the  abbey 
ol  Kaerlyon,  the  priories  of  Usk  and  Angleseye,  the  hospital  of  Usk,  the  churches 
of  Tredenagh,  Landisseye,  Troye,  Tregruk,  Pentek,  Kemmeys  and  Landegewych 
and  the  chapel  of  Concaruan.  PI  to  hold  for  life  of  the  King  and  his  heirs,  with 
remainder  to  Henry  de  Ferariis  and  Isabel  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies 
Jiml  the  right  heirs  of  pi.  This  agreement  was  made  by  precept  of  the  King. — 
Essex,  Cambridge,  Gloucester. 

155  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Eas.  John  de  Wauton  and  Elizabeth  his  wife.  pi. 
Thomas  atte  Helle,  chaplain,  and  Peter  de  Caumpes,  chaplain,  def.  3  messuages, 
i  mill.  412  acres  of  land,  24  acres  of  meadow,  33  acros  of  pasture,  26  acres  of 
wood  and  531  Sd.  rent  in  Stepelbumsted  and  Bridebrok,  co.  Essex,  and  8  acres 
of  meatlou  in  Wydekesho,  co.  Suffolk.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lordH.— Essex,  Sullulk. 


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1336>  COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

330.  Mich,  and  Oct.  of  Hil.     Benedict  de  Cokefeld  and  Thomas  his  son,  pi. 
Roger  le  Child,  parson  of  Stratford,  and  Robert  de  Bocsted,  parson  of  Mistelegh, 
def.     The  manor  of  Lalleford,  i   toft,  40  acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  meadow,  30 
arces  of  pasture  and  40  acres  of  marsh  in  Lalleford  and  the  advowson  of  the 
church  of  the  same  town.     Benedict  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  re- 
mainder to  Thomas  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  and  the  right  heirs  of  Benedict. 

1335. 

331.  Trin.   and   Mich.     John    Dyen  of  Halsted,   pi.     Gilbert  le   Barbour  of 
Sudburi  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i    messuage,    120   acres   of  land,    5   acres   of 
pasture,  13  acres  of  wood  and  IDS.  rent  in  Middelton.  Great  Henye  and  Little 
Henye.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  TOO  marks. 

332.  Mich.     Maud  late  the  wife  of  Richard  Ilger,  pi.     Edmund  Cristemasse, 
chaplain,  and  John  Cryket  of  Retyngdon,  def.     i  messuage,  160  acres  of  land, 
5  acres  of  meadow  and  26s.  rent  in  Wodeham  Fereres.     PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the 
chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  John  her  son  and  Mariota  his  wife  and  the  heirs 
of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  pi. 

333  *  Mich.,  8  Edward  III.,  and  quin.  of  Hil.,  9  Edward  III.  Philip  de 
Brenyngg  and  Cristiana  his  wife  and  John  de  Brenyngg  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi. 
Robert  Crok  of  Earl's  Bumpstede,  def.  i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of 
meadow,  10  acres  of  pasture,  4  acres  ol  wood  and  i8d  rent  in  Asshedon.  Philip 
and  Cristiana  to  hold  12  acres  of  laud  in  a  field  called  Potteshalefeld  towards  the 
•east,  12  acres  of  land  in  a  field  called  Middelfeld  towards  the  east,  4  acres  of  land 
in  a  field  called  Ricardescroft  towards  the  east,  12  acres  of  land  in  a  field  called 
•Caltesfeld  towards  the  east,  i^  acres  of  land  in  a  field  called  Gobetescroft 
towards  the  east,  a  moiety  of  i  acre  of  meadow  in  a  place  called  Holmmade 
towards  the  east,  and  the  moiety  of  the  messuage  towards  the  east  for  their  lives 
•of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  John  and  Joan  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies 
and  the  right  heirs  of  John.  John  and  Joan  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold 
the  residue  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John. 

334.  Same  dates.     Parnel  atte  Rouhey  of  Hengham  Sibille,  pi.     Robert  atte 
Ree  of  Hengham   Sibille  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.      i  messuage  and  10  acres 

•of  land  in  Hengham  Sibille  and  Wetheresfeld.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  her  body  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  John  atte  Rouhey  the  younger  and  his 
heirs. 

335.  Mich.     Robert  de  Ryveshale  of  Sudbery,  pi.      John  VVodeburgh   and 
Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  60  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  8  acres  of 
pasture,  16  acres  of  wood  and  6s.   rent  in  Middelton,  Balidon,  Little  Henye. 
Pebenersh  and  Bolemere.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
20  marks. 

336.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Richer  son  of  Simon  Estof  Swenyngton  and  Margaret 
his  wife,  pi.  by  Henry  de  Tudenham  in  her  place.     Nicholas  son  of  Thomas  de 
Weston  and  John  son   of  Thomas  son  of  Martin  de  Helmyngham,  def.     The 
manor  of  Estnewelond.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords,  with  remainder  to  Nicholas  Athelwald  and  his  heirs. 

337.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John  Giffard  and  Eleanor  his  wife,  pi.     Nicholas  de 
Ros  parson  of  Huntyngton,  def.     A  moiety  of  the  manor  of  Morton,  which  John 
le  Burnedessh  holds  for  life.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  the  reversion  of 
the  chief  lords. 

338.  Mich.     John  Baudewyne  of  Barlyngge,  pi.     Ranulph  atte  Walle  and 
Sabina  his   wife,  def.     4  acres  of  land  in  Chelmersford.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
ihold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  iocs. 


j5  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1335. 

330  Mich.  John  Baudewyne  of  Barlyngg,  pi.  Adam  le  Younge  of  Brede 
and  Emma  his  wife,  def.  2  messuages,  30  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  meadow 
in  Chelmersford  and  Spryngefeld.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons. 
100  marks. 

340.  Mich.     Walter  de  Chesthunte,   pi.     Richard  de  Berkyng  of  London,. 
•  draper,'  def.    The  manor  of  Reynham.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  King 
and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks.     This  agreement  was  made  by  precept  of  the 
King. 

341.  Mich.     Kanulph   atte  Walle  and  Sabina  his  wife,  pi.     Margery  atte 
Walle,  def.     i  messuage  in  Chelmersford.     PL  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  def.  and 
her  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  remainder  to  def.  and  her  heirs. 

342.  Mich.     John  de  Newyntone  of  Stanford,  pi.     William  le  Feite  and  Joan 
his  wife,  def.    40  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  205.  rent,  a  moiety  of  i  acre 
of  wood  and  a  sixth  part  of  i  messuage  and  i  mill  in  Hersham,  Hemstede, 
Haverhulle,  Bumstede  ad  Turrim  and  Bumstede  Helyoun.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  ol  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

343.  Mich.    JohnBaudewyneofBarlyngg.pl.    Reginald  Wade  and  Roesia  his 
wile,  def.     5  acres  ot  land  in  Spryngefeld.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

344.*  Mich.,  8  Edward  III.,  and  quin.  of  Hil.,  9  Edward  III.  Joan  Safrayr 
pi.  Aucher  son  of  Henry,  def.  120  acres  of  marsh  in  Fobbyng  which  Salomon 
de  Wythefeld  holds  for  the  life  of  William  de  Rolleston.  PI.  to  hold  the 
reversion  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Aucher  son  of  Henry  son. 
of  Aucher  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  and  his  right  heirs.  Cons.  100  marks. 

345.  Same  dates.     John  Dyen  of  Halstede,  pi.      Richard  son  of  Thomas 
Prodhome  and  Alice  his  wife,  William  Scot  of  Great  Mapeltrestede  and  Agnes  his 
wife,  and  John  Screyk  of  Hengham  Sibill  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     22^  acres  of 
land  and  a  moiety  of  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Great  Mapeltrestede.     Def.  quitclaimed' 
to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  2O/. 

346.  Same  dates.     Richard  de  Bovyton  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.     John  Godyn 
of  Bockynge,    chaplain,    and   John    Roberd    of  Bockyngge,  def      i  messuage, 
3  virgates  of  land,  20  acres  of  meadow,  40  acres  of  pasture,  66  acres  of  wood  and 
6os.  rent  in  Bockyngge.     PI.  and  the  heirs  male  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Alice  daughter  of  Richard  and  the  heirs  of  her 
body  and  the  right  heirs  of  Richard. 

347.  Same  dates.     Adam  Watecok,  pi.     John  Sorel  and  Joan  his  wife,  def, 
i  messuage  and  a  moiety  of  i  acre  of  land  in  Coggeshale.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

348.  Same  dates.     William   Streyt  of  Coggeshale,   pi.      John   Whitlok   of 
Coggeshale  and  Bastlia  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages  in  Great  Coggeshale.     PI. 
and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

349.  Quin.  of  Hil.  and  Eas.    Thomas  Phelipe,  pi.    John  de  Hilberworth  and 
Ellen  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  200  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  8  acres  of 
pasture,  8  acres  of  wood  and  505.  8d.  rent  in  Eimedon,  Chishull,  Wenden  and 
Arkesden.     I'l.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons   100  marks. 

350.  Trin     John  atte  Ponde  of  Shaldeford,  pi.    Nicholas  Dykoun  of  Berkyngg 
and  A\ic<  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  30  acres  of  land  in  Gynge  Mounteney. 

quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  40  marks 

351.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Thomas  Tyrel  the  younger  and  Alice  his  wife.  pi.  by 
James  de  Lultreworth  in  her  place.     William  de  Boyland  and  Isabel  his  wife, 
def.     310  acres  of  land,  16  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture,  8  acres  of  wood, 
281.  8<f.   mil   ami  ;i  moiety  of  i    messuage  in  Great   Burstede,  Leyndon  and 
K.mmiesden  Craye.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  to  hold  two  parts  of  the  chief 
lords  and  also  the  reversion  of  the  third  part  which  Gilbert  de  Morewelle  and 
A«nes  his  wife  hold  in  dower.     Cons.  ioo/. 


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1335. 

352.  Trin.     Benedict  de  Cokefeld,  dem.      Alexander  de   Hilton,  ten.      The 
advowson  of  the  church  of  Lalleford.     Dem.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

353.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John  de  Wauton  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  pi.     Peter  de 
Caumpes,  chaplain,  and  Thomas  atte  Hel,  chaplain,  def.    4  messuages.  312  acres 
of  land,  16  acres  of  meadow,  36  acres  of  pasture,  23  acres  of  wood,  4/.  35.  2d  rent 
.and  a  rent  of  8  capons,  2  cocks,  3  hens  and  60  eggs  in  Wymbish  and  Thunderle. 
Pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

354.  Trin.     Alexander  de  Hilton,  dem.      Benedict  de  Cokefeld.  ten.     The 
manor  of  Lalleford  except  5  messuages,  89  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow  and 
5  acres  of  marsh  therein  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor.     Dem. 
quitclaimed   to  ten.  and  his  heirs.     Con.  200  marks.     Endorsed:   Edmund  de 
Cokefeld  puts  in  his  claim. 


ISame  dates  as  344.     Robert  son  of  Thomas  le  Taillour  of  Branketre,  pi. 
n  de  Goldyngham  of  Great  Reynes  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in 
Great  Reynes.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  loos. 


355- 
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10    EDWARD    III. 


1336  COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

356.  Mich.     Robert  Burstler  pi.     Hugh  le  Veyse  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def. 

1  messuage,  60  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  pasture  in  Great  Chasterford.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

357.  Mich.     John  Dien  of  Halstede,  pi.     John  Screyk  of  Henghamsibille  and 
Maud  his  wife,  def.     10  acres  of  land,  izd.  rent  and  a  third  part  of  2  messuages 
in  Great  Mapeltrestede      PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
20  marks. 

358.  Mich.,  9  Edward  III.,  and  morrow  of  Pur.,  10  Edward  III      Luke  son 
of  Henry  Lucas  of  Shaldeford,  pi.      John  son  of  William  de  Rokeswell,  def. 

2  messuages,  170  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  26  acres  of  pasture  and  izd. 
rent  in  Dunton,  Estthorndon  and  Langedon.     Def.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief 
lords,  with  remainder  to  William  son  of  Robert  Pykot  of  Pateswyk  and  Joan  his 
-wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  John. 

359.  Mich.,  9  Edward  III.,  and  quin.  of  Hil.,  10  Edward  III.     Mauger  de  la 
Newelonde  and  Mabel  his  wife,  pi.     John  Ledet,  clerk,  def.     i  messuage,  i  mill, 
160  acres  of  land,  15  acres  of  meadow,  15  acres  of  pasture.  12  acres  of  wood  and 
405.  rent  in  Newelonde  by  Wrytele.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  successive  remainders  to  Henry  son  of  Mauger  and  Ellen  his  wife  and  the 
heirs  male  of  their  bodies,  John  brother  of  Henry  and  the  heirs  male  of  his  body 
and  the  right  heirs  of  Mauger. 

360.  Eas.  and  Mich.     William  Syreman  of  Shirebourn,  pi.     John  Reed  and 
Maud  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  27  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow,  5  acres  of 
pasture,  2s.  8d.  rent  and  a  moiety  of  i  acre  of  wood  in  Dakenham  and  Berkyngg. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords      Cons.  100  marks. 

361.  Eas.  and  Mich.     Robert  Burstlere,  pi      John  Dale   of   Sauston,  def. 
<i  messuage,  60  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  meadow  in  Great  Cestreford  which 
Hugh  le  Veyse  and  Cristiana  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold 
Ihe  reversion  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 


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1337 

362  Mich,  and  Oct.  of  Hil.  William  de  Mepersale  and  Maud  his  wife,  pL 
Walter  Noreman  of  Maylond  and  Beatrice  his  wife,  def.  2  messuages  and  90 
acres  of  land  in  Maylond  and  Southmenstre.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  40  marks. 

363.  Same  dates.  William  de  Mepersale  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.  John  son 
of  John  Waryn  of  Great  Badewe  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage.  160 
acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  meadow,  afad.  rent  and  a  moiety  of  i  acre  of  wood  in 
Retyndon,  Rothyng  Beauchamp  and  Lauvare  Magdaleyne.  PI.  to  hold  for  their 
lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  the  homages  and  services  of  William  Gilbert, 
William  Wodeward  of  Rothyng  Beauchamp  and  Salamon  Quyntyn  of  Lauvare 
Magdaleyne  and  their  heirs  ;  with  remainders  of  one  moiety,  viz. :  the  moiety  of 
the  messuage  towards  the  north  in  the  said  town  of  Retyndon,  21  acres  of  land 
in  the  field  of  Dounfeld,  15  acres  of  land  in  the  field  of  Bradefeld,  9  acres  of  land 
in  the  field  of  Odynesfeld  on  the  south,  9  acres  of  land  in  the  field  of  Longelond,. 
3  acres  of  land  in  the  field  of  Shortecroft,  n  acres  of  land  in  the  field  of  Pirifeld 
and  12  acres  of  land  in  the  field  of  Burgatesfeld  on  the  east,  5  acres  of  the 
meadow  on  the  west  and  one  rood  of  the  wood  on  the  south  in  Retyndon  and 
*\d  of  the  rent  to  Richard  de  Mepersale  and  Sabina  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of 
their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  William  de  Mepersale  ;  and  of  the  other 
moiety  to  John  de  Stisted  and  Isabel  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and 
the  right  heirs  of  William  de  Mepersale.  Cons.  100  marks. 


1336. 

364.  Mich.     Thomas  de  Cheddeworth,  clerk,  and  Robert  de  Cheddeworth, 

El.     Richard  de  la  Lee,  parson  of  Bradewelle,  def.     i   messuage,  290  acres  of 
ind,  16  acres  of  meadow,  16  acres  of  pasture,  8  acres  of  wood  and  8  marks  rent 
in  Stanbourne.  Topesfeld,  Ovyton,  Great  Gelham,  Belchamp  St.  Paul  and  Little 
Tillebury  by  Clare.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.    Cons. 
100  marks.     Endorsed:  Thomas  Tany  son  of  John  Tany  puts  in  his  claim. 

365.  Mich.     Edmund  Basset  and  Nicholas  de  Cotes,  pi.     Roger  de  Bedefeld 
and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     i   messuage  and  60  acres  of  land  in  Esthamme.     PI. 
and  the  heirs  of  Edmund  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

366.  Mich.     Henry  atte  Wode  of  Dounebrugge,  pi.     Richard  son  of  John 
de  la  Lee,  knight,  def.     2  messuages,  300  acres  of  land,  16  acres  of  meadow,  30 
acres  of  pasture,  8  acres  of  wood  and  6os.  rent  in   Hatfeld  Regis,  Sheryng, 
Hallyngebery  Nevile  and  Macchyngge.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     And  for  this  pi.  granted  that  he  and  his  heirs  will  render  lol.  sterling  to 
def.  for  life,  in  moieties  at  Easter  and  Michaelmas,  with  power  of  distraint. 

367.  Mich.     Richard  le  Smyth  of  Maldon,  pi.     Robert  le  Ferrour  of  Soppele 
and  Juliana  his  wife,  def     2  messuages  and  3  acres  of  land  in  Maldon.     PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  loos. 

368.  Mich.     Hamo  Peverel,  pi.     WMlliam,  parson  of  Warbelton,  and  Robert 
le  Kowe,  chaplain,  def.     i  messuage,  2  carucates  of  land,  16  acres  of  meadow, 
30  acres  of  pasture,  20  acres  of  wood,  6os.  rent  and  a  rent  of  lib.  of  pepper  in 
Westhanyngfeld.     PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  John 
his  son  and  Margaret  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs 
of  pi. 

369      Mich.     Walter  le  Gros,  parson  of  Little  Benetlegh,  pi.     John  Bigge  of 
tlegh  and  Robert  Germayn  of  Great  Benetlegh  and  Agatha  his  wife, 
def     i  messuage  and  24  acres  of  land  in  Little  Benetlegh.    John  to  hold  for  life 
of  pi.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 

Quin.  of  Hil.    John  son  of  Geoffrey  Warde  and  Katharine  his  wife,  pi. 
rilliam  Cokerel  in  her  place.     Geoffrey  Baudewyne.  def.     4  messuages,  215. 
of  land,  13  acres  of  meadow  and   15  acres  of  pasture  in  Wetheresfeld, 
Shaldoford  and  Gosfeld.     PI    to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with 


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1336. 

successive  remainders  of  i  messuage,  15  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  meadow 
called  Cornlodereslond  in  le  Hoke  in  Wetheresfeld  to  Alexander  son  of  John  and 
John  his  brother  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  John  son  ot 
Geoffrey  ;  and  of  i  messuage  and  3  acres  of  land  called  Kippesisselond  in 
Wetheresfeld,  17  acres  of  land  called  Kangelfeld  in  Wetheresfeld  and  Gosfeld 
and  4  acres  of  pasture  called  Kangelwodepasture  in  Gosfeld  to  John  and 
Alexander  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  John  son  of  Geoffrey, 
and  of  the  residue,  viz.  :  2  messuages,  180  acres  of  land,  n  acres  of  meadow  and 
ii  acres  of  pasture  in  all  the  said  towns  to  Geoffrey  son  of  John  son  of  Geoffrey 
and  Alexander  and  John  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  John 
son  of  Geoffrey. 

371.  Dates  as  in  359.     Margery  de  Wellynton,  pi.    John  de  Peyto  the  younger 
and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  the  manor  of  Messynges.     PI.  to  hold  for 
life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  William  le  Botiler,  knight,  the  younger 
and  his  heirs.     Cons.  lol.  sterling. 

372.  Same   dates.     Leo   de   Bradenham,    pi.     Thomas   de  Adburghton   and 
Katharine  his  wife,  def.     8  acres  of  meadow  in  Adburghton.     PI.  and  his  heirs 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

373.  Same  dates.     Ralph  Wynter  of  Earl's  Colne  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi. 
Roger  atte  Hale  of  Great  Oklee  and  Cecily  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  72  acres 
of  land,  8  acres  of  meadow  and  i6s.  rent  in  Tolleshunte  Tregoz  and  Ineworth. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Ralph  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

374.  Same  dates.     John  le  Cook  of  Chelmersford  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.    John 
de  Dunmawe  and  Sarah  his  wife,  def.     i  shop  and  3  acres  of  land  in  Mulsham 
and  Chelmersford.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
10  marks. 

375.  Eas.     John   son   of   Edmund   de   Berners,   pi.     John  son  of  Ralph  de 
Berners,  def.     The  manor  of  Berewyk  by  Rothyng  and  i  toft,  93  acres  of  land, 
3  acres  of  meadow  and  130?.  rent  in  Rothyng  Abbatisse.     Def.  to  hold  for  life  of 
pi.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 

376.  Morrow  of  Pur.  and  Eas.      William   Buk  of   Colecestre,  pi.  by  John 
Paries.     Leo  de  Bradenham  and  John  de  Fordham.  clerk,  def.     i  messuage,  20 
acres  of  land  and  100  acres  of  marsh  in  Westmerseye.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  40  marks. 

377.  Same  dates.     Nicholas  de  Taleworth  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  by  John 
Michel  in  her  place.     John  son  of  John  de  Lasceles  of  Escrik  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi. 
A  moiety  of  i  messuage,  i  carucate  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow  and  5  acres  of 
wood  in  Great  Hoylonde.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Nicholas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

378.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Richard  de  Brompton  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     Robert 
Hoket  and  John  Therleye,  chaplain,  def.     i  messuage,  i  carucate  of  land,  10 
acres  of  meadow,  10  acres  of  pasture,  6  acres  of  wood,  6  acres  of  alder  and  405. 
rent  in  Colne  Engayne,  Colne  Wake,  Erlescolne  and  Whitecolne.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs 
of  Richard. 

379.  Mich.,  8  Edward  III.  and  Trin.,  10  Edward  III.     John  de  Pulteneye,  pi. 
William  de  Tillebury,  def.     4  acres  of  land  in  Westillebury  and  the  advowson 
of  the  church  of  the  same  town,  which  William  Vaghan  and  Joan  his  wife  hold 
for  her  life.     PL  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks.     This 
agreement  was  made  in  the  presence  of  William  and  Joan,  and  they  did  fealty. 

380.  Trin.     John  Snou  of  Herlawe  and  Christina  his  wife,  pi.     Thomas  de 
Shymplyngg,  parson  of  Stanstede  Mounfychet,  def.     i  messuage,  100  acres  of 
land,  6£  acres  of  meadow,  7  acres  of  pasture,  4  acres  of  wood,  53.  rent  and  a  rent 
of  I3lbs.  of  wax  in  Herlawe.     Def.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 


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1336. 

381.  Eas.  and  Trin.     William  le  Botiller  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  pi.     Henry 
le  Nottc  of  Solihullc,  def.     240  acres  of  pasture  and  i2d.  rent  in  Fobbynge. 
William  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

382.  Trin.    John   son   of  John   de  Goldyngham,   pi.     William  Persoun  of 
Lavenham  and  Joan  his  wife,  dcf.     A  third  part  of  the  manor  of  Chiggewell  and 
the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  100  mark-. 

383.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Peter  de  Bradefeld,  pi.    John  de  Holdene  and  Joan  his 
Iff.     i  messuage,  14  acres  of  land,  i\  acres  of  meadow,  \\  acres  of  pasture, 

il  acres  of  wood  and  35.  rent  in  Michel  Sampford  and  Litel  Sampford.     PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  40  marks. 

384.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Laurence  de  Frowyk  and  Eleanor  his  wife,  pi.  by  John 
Paries  in  her  place.    Thomas  le  Bret,  vicar  of  Southmenstre,  and  William  le 
Bret  of  Tendryngg,  def.     2  messuages,  500  acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  meadow, 
40  acres  of  pasture,  60  acres  of  wood,  6  acres  of  alder  and  385.  rent  in  Chich 
Ridel,  Chich  Comitis,  Chich  St.  Osyth's,  Frowyk  and  Crustwych.     PI.  to  hold 
for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  John  son  of  Laurence  and  the 
heirs  of  his  body,  the  heirs  male  of   the  bodies  of  pi.   and  the  right  heirs  of 
Laurence. 

DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

181.  Eas.  John  de  Ros,  'chyvaler,'  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  William  Frere, 
def.  The  manors  of  Saret,  co.  Hertford,  and  Assheldham,  co.  Essex.  PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right 
heirs  of  John. — Hertford,  Essex. 

183.  Trin.  John  de  Veer,  earl  of  Oxford,  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.  William 
Crotheman,  'chivaler,'  and  Richard  de  Stoke,  def.  The  manors  of  Banteleye, 
Canefeld,  Fyngre  and  Bumstede,  co.  Essex,  Lavenham  Overhalle,  Lavenham 
Netherhalle  and  Aldham,  co.  Suffolk,  Caumpes  and  Abitone,  co.  Cambridge, 
Hormede,  co.  Hertford,  and  Kensyngton,  co.  Middlesex.  PI  and  the  heirs  of  the 
•earl  to  hold  of  the  King  and  his  heirs.  This  agreement  was  made  by  precept  of 
the  King. — Essex,  Suffolk,  Cambridge,  Hertford,  Middlesex. 

191,  Mich.  Roger  de  Berners  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.  William  le  Baud  of 
Storteford,  chaplain,  and  Simon  le  Chaumberleyn  of  Sabrightesworth,  def. 
j  messuages,  4  tofts,  io£  acres  of  land  and  4  acres,  3  roods  of  meadow  in 
Sabrightesworth,  co.  Hertford,  and  2  messuages,  3  tofts,  115  acres  of  land,  4  acres 
of  meadow,  6$.  9^.  rent  and  a  rent  of  i  clove  of  a  gillyflower  and  a  fourth  part 
of  lib.  of  pepper  in  Rothyng  Berners,  Rothyng  Margarete,  Rothyng  Marscy  and 
Shelewe,  co.  Essex.  PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder 
^er  son  of  Roger  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  and  the  right  heirs  of  Roger  de 
Berners.— Essex,  Hertford. 

193.  Mich.    Thomas  Gregori  and  Sarah  his  wife,  pi.    Aubrey  de  Denham, 
i  messuage  and  2  acres  of  land  in  Great  Bures,  co.  Suffolk,  and  i  acre  of 

H  (in-at  Bui-  I     <  x.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  Sarah  to 

hold  of  def.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  remainder  to  def.  and  his 
heirs.-  Essex,  Suffolk. 

194.  Mich.     'Hi. .mas  dp  Longevill  and  Beatrice  his  wife,  pi.     Johnde  Helpes- 
ton,  def      '1  he  manor  of  Cumberton,  co.  Cambridge,  and  the  manor  of  \Vhite- 
I«.!|IIIIK  ..IK!  th«-  udvouson  of   the  church  of  the  manor,  CO.  Kssrx.      1M.  and  the 

t"  hold  of  the  King  and  his  heirs,  with  remainder  to  the 
agreement  was  made  by  precept  of  the  King 
— Cmnl'iulK.-.  KKSCX. 


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1337  COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

385.*  Mich.  Aucher  son  of  Henry,  pi.  Theobald  Segyn  and  Nicholas  de 
Rysyng,  def  The  manors  of  Coppedhalle  and  Shyngledhalle  by  Nasyngge  and 
the  advowson  of  the  church  of  Laufare  Regis.  PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief 
lords,  with  remainder  to  John  de  Shardelowe,  knight,  for  life,  John  son  of  the 
latter  and  Joan  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  John 
son  of  John.  Endorsed  :  Henry  son  of  Aucher  puts  in  his  claim. 

386.  Trin.   and   Mich.     John    de  Haudlo,   pi.     Geoffrey   de    Scardebourgh, 
chaplain,  and  William  de  Malmesbury,  chaplain,  def.     5  messuages,  20  acres  of 
land  and  22|d.  rent  in  Esthamme.     PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
successive  remainders  to  Thomas  his  son  and  Nicholas  his  brother  and  the  heirs 
male  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  pi. 

387.  Eas.  and  Mich.     William  Hervi  of  Timworthe  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi. 
John  Norendyn  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  15  acres  of  land  in 
Whiterothyng.     PL  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
40  marks. 

388.  Mich.     William  de  Persshore,  citizen  of  London,  and  Katharine  his  wife, 
pi.    John  Mewe  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  3  acres  of  meadow 
in  Stretford  atte  Bowe.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

389.  Mich.     John  de  Gramshale  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.     William  de  Kilham, 
chaplain,  and  Roger  Aleyn  of  Heyngham  Sibile,  def.     120  acres  of  land,  8  acres 
of  meadow,  10  acres  of  pasture,  24  acres  of  wood  and  2os.  rent  in  Heyngham 
Sibile.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder 
to  the  right  heirs  of  John. 

390.  Mich.      Thomas   de   Berdefeld  and  Joan   his   wife,  pi.      William   de 
Hendlowe,  parson  of  Estlee,  and   Richard   de   Magna   Boudon,  chaplain,  def. 
4  messuages,  147  acres  of  land,  3^  acres  of  meadow  and  195.  8d.  rent  in  Leyndon, 
Estlee,  Westlee  and  Estthorndon.     PI.   and   the   heirs   of  Thomas   to   hold   2 
messuages  and  69  acres  of  land  in  Leyndon  and  Estlee  of  the  chief  lords ;  and 
pi.  to  hold  the  residue,  viz :  2  messuages,  78  acres  of  land  and  the  meadow  and 
rent  in  Westlee,  Estthorndon  and  Estlee  for  their  lives  of  def.  and  the  heirs  of 
William,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  -to  def.  and  the  heirs  of  William. 

391.  Mich.     Nicholas  de  Hulughton  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi.     Bartholomew, 
parson  of  Wokyndon,  and   John,    parson   of   Chaldewell,  def.     The  manors  of 
Bishop's  Wokyndon  and  Chaldewell  and  the  advowsons  of  the  churches  of  the 
manors.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Nicholas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

392.  Mich.     John  son  of  Edmund  de  Berners,  pi.     Thomas  son  of  Richard  de 
Berners,  def.     The  manor  of  Beaumond  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the 
manor.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

393.  Eas.  and  Mich.     William  de  la  Mote  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  pi.    \Villiam 
•son  of  Richard  atte  Mulne  of  Berghholte  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage, 
i  mill,  16  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow,  4  acres  of  wood  and  i  acre  of  pasture 
in  Berghholte  and  Great  Fordham.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  de  la  Mote  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 


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1387. 

394.  Mich.    John  Aylmar  and  Emma  his  wife,  pi.    John  de  Lyston  and  Maud 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  70  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow  and  6  acres  of 
pasture  in  Elsenham  and  Stanstede  Muffichet.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold 
of  thet-hit-f  l«»rds.     Cons.  40  marks. 

395.  Mich.     Hugh  le  Blount,  pi.    John  de  Alveton  and  Nicholaa  his  wife,. 
del..    The  manor  of  Gynge  Joiberdlaundry.     Def.  quitclaimed  whatever  they  had 
for  the  life  of  Nicholaa  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     And  for  this  pi.  granted  that  he  and 
his  heirs  will  render  25  marks  of  silver  yearly  to  def.  for  the  life  of  Nicholaa,  in, 
moieties  at    the   Annunciation    and    Michaelmas,    with    power    of    distraint. 
Endorsed:  John  son  of  John  de  Weston  puts  in  his  claim. 

396.  Mich.     Hugh  son  of  Hugh  le  Blount  and  Joyce  his  wife,  pi.     Henry  le 
Yonge,   parson  of  Caumpes,    and    Bartholomew   Bigot,    def.      The  manor   of 
Gyngeioybeid  Laundri.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Hugh  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Endorsed  :  John  son  of  John  de  Weston  puts  in  his  claim. 

397.  Mich.,  10  Edward  III.,  and  Quin.  of  Hil.,  n  Edward  III.     Walter  de 
Coleshull    and    Alice   his  wife,  pi.     John    Madefrey   and   Alice  his   wife,   def. 
10  acres  of  land  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Little  Canefeld,  which  Philippa 
Barentyn  holds  for  life.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  the  reversion  of 
the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Walter. 

398.  Mich.,  10  Edward  III.,  and  Oct.  of  Pur.,  1  1  Edward  III.     Adarn.de  Welle 
of  Lyndesey,  '  chivaler,'  pi      Stephen  Asshewy,  '  chivaler,'  and  Margaret  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage,  180  acres  of  land,  12  acres  of  meadow,  15  acres  of  pasture, 
6  acres  of  wood  and  6os.  rent  in  Eppyngge  atte  Hethe.     PL  and  his  heirs  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  2ol. 

399.  Dates  as  in  397.     John  Flemmyng  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.     Robert  de 
Rokwode,  William  Cloville  and  Richard  Stamer,  def.     i  messuage,  i  mill,  500 
acres  of  land,  14  acres  of  meadow,  10  acres  of  pasture,  30  acres  of  wood  and  iocs. 
rent  in  Ronewelle,  Southhanyngfeld,  Dounham,  Wycford,  Rauerethe,  Retyngdon, 
Bemflet,  Stocke  and  Yenge  atte  Ston  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  Rone- 
welle.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder 
to  the  right  heirs  of  John. 

400.  Same  dates.     William  de  Teye,  pi.     James  Burstall  and  Joan  his  wife, 
def.    A  moiety  of  i  messuage  and  200  acres  of  marsh  in  Great  Stanbregge, 
which  Anne  late  the  wife  of  Richard  Fillol  holds  in  dower.     PL  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  40  marks. 

401.  Eas.    John  de  Haudlo  of  Fange  atte  Noke  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi. 
John  Gyffard,  chaplain,  def.     i  messuage,  i  mill,  240  acres  of  land,  50  acres  of 
marsh  and  35$.  8d.  rent  in  Fange  atte  Noke.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the 
chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  John  son  of  Thomas  de  Haudlo  and 
Eleanor  his  sister  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  John  de 

Huudlo. 

402.  1  :n        1  hoinas  de  Perham,  pi.     William  le  Taillour  of  Gynge  Mounteney 
the  younger  and  ttoesia  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  14  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of 
meadow  in  Gynge  Mounteney.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  40 
marks. 

403.  Eas.     Thomas  Barantyn  and  Elizabeth  daughter  of  John  de  Whitefeld, 
i  .lin  de  Whitefeld,  def.     i  messuage,  70  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of  meadow, 

irnt  and  a  unit  of  j   ,  a|>ons  in  Little  Canefeld.     PL  and  the  heirs  of 
'i  hoinas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lord-. 


404.*    has.    Miks  df  Mounteny  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.    John  de  Brightwalt.'ii. 

canon  of   Braunfbrd,    Kdmuml   de   la   Grave,   chaplain,  and  William   son   of 

I    d-  !       i  messuage,  ji>4  acres  of  land,  9  acres  of  meadow, 

18  acres  of  pasture,  17  acres  of  wood  and  58$.  5^.  rent  in  Kelewedon  and  High 


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1337. 

Aungre.  PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders 
to  Thomas  Priour  and  Joan  his  wife  for  their  lives,  Thomas  son  of  Thomas  and 
Joan  and  John  his  brother  and  Thonuisia  his  sister  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies 
and  the  right  heirs  of  Thomas  Priour. 

405.  Oct.  of  Hil.,  10  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  n  Edward  III.     Roger  Basset,  pi. 
Peter  Fitz  Willem  of  Rokeswelle  and  Joan  his  wilt-  and  James  de  Burstalle  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.     80  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  meadow  in  Wickeford.     PI. 
and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  40  marks. 

406.  Oct.  of  Pur.,  9  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  n  Edward  III.     William  le  Baud, 
'  chivaler,'  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  de  Depeden  in  her  place.     William  de 
Tillebery,  def.     The  manor  of  Tillyngham  Halle  and  n  messuages,  356  acres  of 
land,  26  acres  of  meadow,  220  acres  of  pasture,  200  acres  of  wood,  160  acres  of 
heath  and  475.  6d.  rent  in  Chiltendich,   Dodyngherst  and  Southwelde  which 
William  Vaghan  and  Joan  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.     PI.  and  the  heirs  male  of 
their  bodies  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right 
heirs  of  William  le  Baud.     Cons.  100  marks  of  silver.     This  agreement  was 
made  in  the  presence  of  William  Vaghan  and  Joan,  and  they  did  fealty. 

407.  Eas.      Thomas   de   Terlyngge    and   Margery   his   wife,    pi.      John   de 
Keylmerssh  and  William  de  Leveryngton,  vicar  of  Terlyngge,  def.     4  messuages, 
260  acres  of  land,  6  acres  i  rood  of  meadow,  30  acres  of  pasture,  20^  acres  of 
wood  and  435.  lod.  rent  in  Terlyngge,  Borham  and  Springefeld.     PI.  to  hold  for 
their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  John  son  of  Thomas  and  Alice  his 
wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  Thomas. 

408.  Eas.     Amfrid  de  Staunton  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi.     Walter  le  Gros, 
parson  of   Little  Bentelegh,  and   Stephen   de   Berle,  parson  of  Alesford,  def. 
i  messuage,  150  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  52  acres  of  pasture,  240  acres 
of  wood  and  i6s.  Sd.  rent  in  Alesford.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  John  de  Coggeshale,  knight,  and 
Margaret  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies,  John  son  of  John  and  Henry  his 
brother  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies,  and  the  right  heirs  of  John  de  Coggeshale, 
knight. 

409.  Eas.     Robert  de  Cheddeworth  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.      Thomas  de 
Cheddeworth,  clerk,  and  Richard  de  la  Doune,  clerk,  def.  .  2  messuages,  i  mill, 
140  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow  and  100  acres  of  marsh  in  Bradewell.     PI. 
and  the  heirs  of  Margaret  to  hold  of  the  King  and  his  heirs.     This  agreement 
was  made  by  precept  of  the  King. 

410.  Same  date  and  parties.     2  messuages,  i  weir,  300  acres  of  land,  2  acres 
of  meadow,  80  acres  of  marsh  and  305.  rent  in  Bradewell  and  Maylond.     PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  Margaret  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

411.  Eas.     John  le  Brun  of  Suthanyngfeld  and  Mary  his  wife,  pi.     Richard 
Stamer  and  John  Beauchamp,  def.     2  messuages,  2  carucates  of  land,  7  acres  of 
meadow,  16  acres  of  pasture  and  405.  rent  in  Suthanyngfeld,  Westhanyngfeld, 
Herewarddestok  and  Rammesdene  Belhous.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John  le  Brun. 

412.  Eas.   Thomas  deWeston, '  chivaler,'  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi.    Richard  de 
Tyweresle,  parson  of  Rothyngg  Aythrop,  def.     The  manor  of  Rothyngg  Aythrop 
and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor.     PL  and  the  heirs  male  of  the 
body  of  Thomas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Margaret 
his  daughter  and  Eleanor  and  Isabel  her  sisters  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and 
the  right  heirs  of  Thomas. 

413.  Dates  and  parties  as  in  408.     The  manor  of  Alesford  and  the  advowson 
of  the  church  of  the  manor.      Settlement  as  in  408,  reading  Koggeshale  for 

Coggeshale. 


del. 


FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

•T^ 

1337. 

414  Eas.  John  Lesturmy,  'chivaler,'  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.  by  Thomas  le 
Forester  in  her  place.  H'i7/iam  de  Rotington  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.  4  messu- 
ages, 200  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  8  acres  of  pasture,  30  acres  of  wood 
and  6s.  rent  in  Upshyre  and  Nasynge.  PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  remainder  to  Edmund  son  of  John  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  and  the  right 
:  John.  Cons.  ioo/.  sterling.  Endorsed :  Robert  de  Stanes  puts  in  his  claim. 

15.     Eas.    John  de  Oxenford  of  London,  '  vineter,'  pi.     Edmund  de  Bohun, 
i  he  manors  of  Cristeshale  and  Elmedon  and  9  acres  of  wood  in  Loutis- 
wenden.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons,  ioo  marks. 

416.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John  le  Fermer,  pi.     Richard  de  Santon  and  Alice  his 
wife,  def.     i  toft,  20  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow,  \  acre  of  pasture  and  i  acre 
of  wood  in  Foxherde.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  30 
marks. 

417.  Eas.  and  Trin.    Walter  de  Chesthunte,  pi.    John  son  of  John  Picaz  of 
Nortliflete,  def.     A  fourth  part  of  i  messuage  and  27  acres  of  land  in  Reynham 
which  Alice  late  the  wife  of  John  Halefeld  holds  for  life.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  40  marks. 

418.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Walter  de  Chesthunte,  pi.    John  son  of  Richard  le 
Ismoungere  of  Shorne,  def.     A  fourth  part  as  in  417.     Settlement  as  in  417. 

419.  Quin.  of  Hil.  and  Trin.     William  de  Bloy  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     Roger 
Bailliol.def.     i  messuage,  186  acres  of  land,  7  acres  of  meadow,  10  acres  of 
pasture,  4  acres  of  wood,  6d.  rent  and  a  rent  of  lib.  of  cumin  in  Stepilbumpstede. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the 
right  heirs  of  William. 

420.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Nicholas  de  Belhous  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  pi.     Gilbert 
son  of  Gilbert  de  Stanford,  def.     i  messuage,  244  acres  of  land,  7  acres  of  meadow, 
20  acres  of  pasture,  10  acres  of  wood  and  335.  8d.  rent  in  High  Estre.     PI.  to  hold 
for  their  lives  of  def.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  def. 
and  his  heirs. 

421.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Andrew  de  Secheford  of  London  and  Margery  his  wife 
pi.    John  de  Chelmersford,  clerk,  def.     i  messuage  in  Chelmersford.     PI.  to  hold 
for  their  lives  of  def.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  def. 
and  his  heirs. 

422.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Maud  late  the  wife  of  John  le  Rous,  pi.  by  John  de 
Oxeneye.     Geoffrey  le  Clerk  of  Norton  Maundevill  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def. 
2  messuages,  30  acres  of  land,  2|  acres  of  meadow  and  3$.  5^.  rent  in  Norton 
Maundevill.     PI.  and  her  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons,  ioo  marks. 

DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

203.  Eas.  Stephen  de  Gravesende,  bishop  of  London,  pi.  William  Vigerous, 
parson  of  Lopham,  and  William  Mogge,  parson  of  Wyleye,  def.  2  messuages, 
225 J  ac  res  of  land,  12  acres  of  meadow,  31  acres  3  roods  of  pasture  and  60  acres 
of  marsh  m  Clialdewell  and  Suthmenstre,  co.  Essex,  and  i  messuage,  i  garden, 
H  of  land,  i  acre  i  rood  of  meadow,  i  acre  of  pasture  and  7  acres  3  roods 
of  wood  in  Fulham,  co.  Middlesex.  PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  t"  Hugh  de  Nevill  for  life,  Thomas  de  Gravesende  and  the  heirs  of  his 
body  and  Thomas  son  of  Henry  Chaumberleyn  and  his  heirs. — Essex,  Middlesex. 
Endorud:  1  h  .m.is  «!••  i  .ravesende  puts  in  his  claim. 

214.  Mich.  Reynald  de  Grey,  'chyvaler,'  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.  John, 
panon  of  Lechcfaeworth,  and  Henry  le:  No-tte  of  Solyhulle,  def.  The  manor  of 
Uanewebury,  co.  Essex,  and  the  manor  of  Shirland  and  2  messuages,  143  acres  of 
land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  Oo  acres  of  wood  and  525.  rent  in  Esshovere,  Creth, 


FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX.  45. 

1337. 

Wystanton,  Morton  and  Brakynthweyt  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  Shir- 
lond,  co.  Derby.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Reynald. — Essex,  Derby. 

219.*  Mich.  John  deFyenles  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.  Thomas  de  Fyenles,  def. 
The  manors  of  Asshehalle,  co.  Essex,  and  Compton  Mounceaux,  co.  Southampton, 
and  the  manor  of  Hurst  Mounceaux  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the 
manor,  co.  Sussex.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  successive  remainders  to  John  son  of  John  and  William  and  Robert  his 
brothers  and  Joan  his  sister  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of 
Maud. — Essex,  Southampton,  Sussex. 


12   EDWARD   III. 


1338  COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

423.  Mich.  William  Rydale  of  Burnham,  pi.  Henry  son  of  Richard  atte 
Hoo  of  Aldham  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  27  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of 
meadow  and  4  acres  3  roods  of  marsh  in  Burnham.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  his  body 
to  hold  of  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Henry,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  def. 
and  the  heirs  of  Henry.  Cons.  loos. 

424.*  Mich.,  ii  Edward  III.,  and  Ouin.  of  Hil.,  12  Edward  III.  John  son  of 
John  de  Boys  and  Katharine  his  wife  and  John  Dyen  of  Halstede,  pi.  Augustin 
Waleys  of  Woxebregge  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.  4  messuages,  280  acres  of  land, 
8  acres  of  meadow,  15  acres  of  pasture,  16  acres  of  wood  and  72$.  rent  in 
Belchamp  St.  Paul,  Belchamp  Albright,  Oviton,  Pentelowe  and  Tillebury  by 
Ovyton.  PL  and  the  heirs  of  John  son  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons. 
100  marks. 

1339. 

425.  Oct.   of   Hil.     Peter   le   Hunte   and    Margaret   his  wife,   pi.     Thomas 
Blomvill  of  Plessy  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     17^  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow 
and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  and  i  acre  of  wood  in  High  Estre.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  Peter  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1338. 

426.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Nigel  Tebaud  of  Sudbiry,  pi.     John  de  Hynlond  of 
Bolemere,  def.     i  messuage,  27  acres  of  land  and  3  acres  of  meadow  in  Bolemere. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  40  marks.- 

427.  Mich.     Robert  de  Cheddeworth  and  Robert   de   Teye,   pi.      Hugh  de 
Ferynge  and  Eleanor  his  wife,  def.     198  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow,  30  acres 
of  pasture,  5  acres  of  wood  and  775.  rent  in  Ferynge,  Great  Teye,  Little  Teye  and 
Kellevedene.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  de  Cheddeworth  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  looL 

428.  Mich.     Geoffrey  le  Scrop,  'chivaler,'  pi.     William  de  Knappeton  and 
Sibil  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  mill,  3  acres  of  meadow  and  3  acres  of  alder 
in  the  suburb  of  Colchester.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 

20  marks. 

429.  Mich.     William  de  la  More,  pi.     John  de  Berlaunde  and  John  Coleman, 
def.     The  manor  of  la  More.     PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive 
remainders  to  John  his  son  and  Elizabeth  daughter  of  William  Scot,  'chivaler,' 
and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  John,  Nicholas  brother  of  John  son  of  William  and 
the  heirs  oi  his  body  and  the  right  heirs  of  pi. 


4$  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1338. 

430.  Mich.    The  abbot  of  St.  John,  Colchester,  pi.     Hugh  de  Ferynge  and 
tleanor  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  122  acres  of  land,  9  acres  of  meadow  and  3$. 
rent  in  Ferynge  and  Kellevedene.     PI.  and  his  successors  and  church  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords.     Cons.  ioo/.     This  agreement  was  made  by  precept  of  the  King. 

431.  Mich.    John  de  Lyston  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.    John  de  Coggeshale, 
Shivaler,'  and  Walter  de  Roughey,  def.     The  manor  of  Lyston.     PI.  and  the 

f  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  King  and  his  heirs,  with  remainder  to  the  right 
of  John  de  Lyston.    This  agreement  was  made  by  precept  of  the  King. 

432.  Mich,     ii  Edward  III.,  and  Oct.  of  Pur.,  12  Edward  III.     Henry  Gany 
of  Goldhangre,   pi.     Hugh  le  Cook  of  Chelmersford  and  Amy  his  wife,  def. 
5*  acres  of  land  in  Great  Totham.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  lol. 

433.  Quin.  of  Mil.     Walter  de  Goseweld,  parson  of  Markesale,  and  William 
Pykot  ofPateswyk,  pi.     William  de  Russhebrok  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     The 
manor  of  Little  Reynes  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor.     Def.  and 
the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right 
heirs  of  Joan. 

434.  Dates  as  in  424.    Alexander  Mot  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     John  le  Vynour 
of  Asshen  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  i  rood  of  pasture  in  Asshen. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Alexander  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

435.  Eas.     Richard  Godsalm  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi.      John  atte  Pole, 
David  de  Tillebery  and  Roger  de  Colneye,  def.     The  manor  of  Gynge  Rauf  and 
the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor  and  2  messuages,  160  acres  of  land, 
12  acres  of  meadow,  200  acres  of  marsh  and  lol.  rent  in  Esttillebery,  Westtillebery, 
Chaldewell  and  Little  Thurrok.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  remainder  to  Robert  Godsalm  their  son  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  and  his 
right  heirs. 

436.  Eas.     Leo  de  Bradenham  and  Beatrice  his  wife,  pi.    Andrew  de  Xunthey 
and  William  Buk,  def.     The  manor  of  Langenho  and  the  advowson  of  the  church 
of  the  same  town.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Leo  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

437.  Eas.    John  'oftheWode'  of  Chelmersford,  '  marchaunt,'  and  Beatrice 
his  wife,  pi.     Luke  atte  Welle  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages  in  Chelmers- 
ford.    Def.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John,  rendering  i  rose, 

•  ith  reversion  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John. 

438.  Eas.     John  de  Brokesburn,  '  chivaler,'  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi.     Henry 
.-Inetham,  Richard  de  Hastyngges,  parson  of  All  Saints,  Rokelond  Toftes, 

and  John,  vicar  of  Rameseye,  def.  The  manor  of  Bradefeld  by  Manytre  and 
i  messuage,  480  acres  of  land,  9  acres  of  meadow,  50  acres  of  pasture,  130  acres 
of  wood,  12  acres  of  alder  and  40$.  rent  in  Dedham,  Misteleye  and  Bradefeld  by 
Manytre.  PI.  and  the  heirs  male  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
successive  remainders  to  William  son  of  John  de  Brokesburn  and  Thomas  his 
brother  and  the  heirs  male  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  John  de  Brokes- 
burn. indorsed :  Robert  de  Brokesburn  puts  in  his  claim. 

439.  Ouin.  of  Hil.  and   Has.     Andrew  de  Bures,  pi.     John  Brice  of  Great 
JrriH'iiiutTi  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  24  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of 

•«f  pasture,  3  acres  of  wood  and  as.  rent  in  Pentelowe.     PI.  and 
Jus  hnrs  tn  hold  ot  the  chief  lords.     Cons,  ioo  marks. 

4.40.     Eas.    Thomas  Fabel  of  llatl.ld   Peverel  and  Mary  his  wilV  and  John 

•it,  pi.     J"lm  Heyroun  and  Peter  de  Stanes,  def.     The  manor  of  Andern- 

rndon,     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  the  bodies  of  fhornas  and  Mary  to  bold 

«.l  thr  <lm-[  lords,  with  remainder  to  William  Fabel  brother  of  Thomas  for  life 

and  the  right  heirs  of  1  IK. mas. 


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1338. 

441.  Eas.  Simon  cle  Chesterford  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  John  Twamhull  of 
Mildcnhale,  def.  18  acres  of  land,  i£  acres  of  meadow,  4*.  id.  rent  and  a  third 
part  of  i  mill  in  Great  Waltham.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Simon. 

4.42.  Eas.  Henry  Darcy,  pi.  William  son  of  Martin  de  Iseldon  and  Alice  his 
wife,  def.  i  messuage,  80  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow  and  7  acres  of  pasture 
in  Littlebury.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  20  marks. 

443.  Eas.     Sewal  Sharp,  vicar  of  Canewedone,  and  John  Osebarn,  pi.     Roger 
Joye  of  Berkyngge  and  Anne  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  4  acres  of  land  and  a 
moiety  of  i  messuage  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Chelmersford,  Molesham  and 
Spryngfeld.     Def.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Anne. 

444.  Eas.     John  Juot  of  Maldon  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     William  de  Pakeles- 
ham,  def.     i  messuage  in  Maldon.     PI.'  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords. 

445.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John  Chaloner  of  Wytham  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     John 
atte  Shepene  of  Rewenhale  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Wytham. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  405. 

446.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Henry  de  Totham  and  Robert   de  Teye,  pi.     Walter 
Mot  and  Beatrice  his  wife,  def.     i    messuage  and  80  acres  of  land  in  Gynge 
Margarete.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Henry  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  30  marks. 

447.  Eas.  and  Trin.     William  de  Assheforde  and  Ellen  his  wife,  pi.     John 
Aubre,  def.     i  messuage,  40  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow,  3  acres  of  wood  and 
4  acres  of  pasture  in  Halstede.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Ellen  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords. 

448.  Eas.     Thomas  de  Chabeham,  pi.      Margaret  de  Daventre,  def.     The 
manor  of  Cattemere  and  30  acres  of  land  in  Litlebury.     Def.  to  hold  for  life  of 
pi.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 

449.  Eas.  and  Trin.    John  de  la  Pole  and  Margery  his  wife  and  William  their 
son,  pi.     Simon  Jorce  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  138  acres  of  land, 
6  acres  of  meadow  and  4  acres  of  wood  in  Chigewell  and  Berkyng.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  the  body  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the 
right  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  100  marks. 

450.  Trin.     Nicholas  de  Burnedissh,  pi.     John  Giffard  of  Bures  and  Eleanor 
his  wife,  def.     24  acres  of  land  in  Morton  by  Aungre.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold 
of  the  King  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20   marks.     This  agreement  was  made  by 
precept  of  the  King. 

451.  Trin.     John  son  of  Edmund  de  Berners,  pi.     John  Michel  of  Tendrynj; 
the  elder  and  Constance  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Beaumond.      Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

452.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Thomas  Gobioun,  knight,  and   Margaret  his  wife,  pi. 
William  de  Stansted,  chaplain,  and  Ralph  son  of  John  Gyne  of  Little  Berdefeld, 
def.     i  messuage,  92  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture,  iN) 
acres  of  marsh,  465.  6d.  rent  and  a  rent  of  lib.  of  pepper  in  Esttillebery,  Mockyng, 
Fobbyng  and   Dounham  and  the   advowson  of    the  chapel   of  St.   Katharine, 
Esttillebery.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Thomas. 

453.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Walter  Cristemasse  of  Halsted,  pi.     Richard  Chymyn 
of  Bryche  and  Emma  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  4  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of 
meadow  in  Halsted.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.    Cons.  40  marks. 


^8  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1338. 

454.    Trin.     William  Scot,   knight,   and   Alice   his  wife,   pi.      Thomas  de 

Sibcthorp,  parson  of  Bekyngham,  def.     The  manor  ot  Canewedon  and  255.  rent 

stthurrok.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  with  the 

homage  and  service  of  William  de  Tendryng  and  his  heirs  from  their  tenements 

in  Westthurrok. 

DIVERS  COUNTIES. 

236.  Eas.  and  Trin.  Henry  Gernet  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  John  de  Martonr 
clerk,  and  William  Gernet,  def.  3  messuages,  332  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of 
meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture,  18  acres  of  wood  and  2os.  rent  in  High  Estre, 
Alvithele  and  Bernestone,  co.  Essex,  and  i  messuage,  i  mill,  180  acres  of  land, 
14  acres  of  meadow  and  8  marks  rent  in  Essewell,  Hengstworth  and  Wanlyngton, 
co  Hertford.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Henry  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. — Essexr 
Hertfoui. 

242.  Mich.  Thomas  de  Gravesende  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  William  atte 
Welle,  chaplain,  and  Richard  Pope,  def.  The  manor  of  Little  Thorrok  except 
the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor,  co.  Essex,  and  the  manors  of  Graves- 
ende and  Nutstede,  co.  Kent.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Thomas. — Essex,  Kent. 


13  EDWARD    III 


1339  COUNTY    OF   ESSEX. 

455.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Andrew  de  Snetynge  of  Thorp  and  Florence  his  wife 
and  Saer  his  son,  pi.    John  atte  Bery  of  Estmerseye  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     14 
acres  of  land  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Great  Claketon.     PI.  and  the  heirs 
of  the  body  of  Saer  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Walter  his 
brother  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

456.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John  Dyen  of  Halsted  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi.  by 
John  Paries  in  her  place.     Andrew,  parson  of  Langenho,  and  William  de  Assh- 
forde,  def.     100  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture,  14  acres  of 
wood,  1 8s.  rent  and  a  third  part  of  i  messuage  in  Halsted.     PI.  and  the  heirs 
male  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  John 
son  of  John  de  Boys  of  Toleshunte  and  John  his  son  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of 
the  latter,  and  William  Dyen  and  his  heirs. 

457.  I'rin.  and  Mich.     John  de  Ryngesthorp  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.     John 
Godwyne,  vicar  of  Reynham,  def.     i  messuage,  30  acres  of  land  and  \  acre  of 

w  in  Reynham.  PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  John  Ayleward  and  Joan  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and 
the  right  heirs  of  John  Ayleward. 

458.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Cristina  Curtays  of  Little  Teye  and  William  Curtays, 
pi      Kirhard  de  Welles,  def.     i  messuage,  10  acres  of  land  and  \  acre  of  meadow 
in  Little  '1  eye  and  Teye  atte  Elmes.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Cristina  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  loJ. 

459  I  i  in.  -iiul  Mich.  Walter  Salle  of  Maldon  and  John  Mepham  of  Maldon, 
I  I.  1  iiomas  ( )<lyerne  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  i  garden  and  5 
acres  of  land  in  Great  Maldon.  Def.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  to  hold  of  the 
chief  I- 

1  nn   ..n.l  Muh      Richard  Paccard  of  St.  Osyth's  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi. 
John  atte  Bcri  of  Estmerseye  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     14  acres  of  land  in  the 
PI.  and   the  heirs  <>f   Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  1001. 


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1339. 

461.  Mich.  William  de  Lambourn,  pi.  William  de  Plesseth  of  Writele, 
def.  i  messuage.  80  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  pasture  and  25.  6d.  rent  in  Chigen- 
haletrenchefoil.  PI.  to  hold  for  his  life  of  def.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  clove  of 
a  gillyflower  yearly  at  Christmas  and  doing  to  the  chit-f  lords  all  services,  with 
reversion  to  def.  and  his  heirs. 

462  Trin.  and  Mich.  Walter  de  Fynchyngfeld,  pi.  Andrew,  vicar  of 
Waltham,  def.  i  messuage.  240  acres  of  land,  15  acres  of  meadow,  16  acres  of 
wood  and  5  marks  rent  in  Fynchyngfeld.  PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  remainder  to  WTilliam  de  Teye  and  his  heirs. 

463.  Eas.  and  Mich.     ThomasRyuel.pl.     John  atte  Hethe  and  Lora  his  wife, 
def.     8  acres  of  land  in  Brydebrok.     Pi.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons    10  marks. 

464.  Eas.  and  Mich.     Edmund  de  Spryngefeld,  pi.     John  le  Loksmyth  of 
Gynge  Margarete  and  Cnstina  his  wife,  def.     3  acres  of  land  in  Molesham.    Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

465.  Trin.    and    Mich.      Robert   de    Rokelond   and    Alice   his   wife,    pi.    by 
Geoffrey  Baudewyn  in  her  place.     Hugh  de  Rokelond,  def.     2  messuages,  204 
acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  8  acres  of  wood,  4  acres  of  alder  and  25.  rent 
in  Benteleye  and  Fratynge.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Philip  brother  of  Robert  and  the  heirs  of 
his  body  and  Philip  brother  of  Hugh  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

466.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Robert  de  Bouser,  '  chivaler,'  pi.  by  John  de  Oxeneye. 
Walter  atte  Welle  and  Juliana  his  wife,  def.     i  garden  and' 8  acres  of  land  in 
Rewenhale.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  roos. 


467.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John  de  Birchele  the  younger,  pi.     Walter  atte  Welle 
and  Juliana  his  wife,  def.     i  toft  and  26  acres  of  land  in  Rewenhale.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  40  marks. 

468.  Morrow  of  Pur.     Walter  atte  Dane  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     John  Mosee 
of  Farnham  and  Emma  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Farnham.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs 
of  Walter.     Cons.  10  marks. 

469.  Mich.,  12  Edward  III.,  and  quinzaine  of  Hil.,  13  Edward  III.     The 
abbot  of  Stratford,  pi.     John  Henry  and  Rose  his  wife,  def.     60  acres  of  land  and 
i  acre  of  wood  in  Great  Burstede.     PI.  and  his  successors  and  church  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords.     Cons.  40  marks.     This  agreement  was  made  by  precept  of  the 
King. 

470.  Oct.  of  Pur.     Richard  Cherreman  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  de 
Depeden  in  her  place.     Alexander  Cherreman,  def.     5  messuages,  160  acres  of 
land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  10  acres  of  wood  and  35.  6d.  rent  in  Ricklingg,  Quen- 
dene,  Uggele,  Berdene  and  Bolitone.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of   the  chief 
lords,    with  successive  remainders  to  John  son  of  Richard  and  Katharine   his 
sister  and  the  heirs  male  of  the  body  of  John,  Alexander  brother  of  John  and  the 
heirs  male  of  his  body,  and  the  right  heirs  of  Richard. 

1340. 

471  Oct.  of  Hil.  John  de  Heyroun,  pi.  William  Motoun  and  Joan  his  wife, 
def.  i  messuage,  140  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  50  acres  of  marsh  and 
2os.  ^d.  rent  in  Lachindon  and  Purle.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons  60  marks. 

472.  Mich,  and  Oct.  of  Hil.  William  Hawysand  Isabel  his  wife,  pi.  by  John 
Paries  in  her  place.  Richard  Haukyn  of  Writele  and  Joan  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  34^  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  4  acres  of  pasture,  4  acres 
3  roods  of  wood  and  135.  6d.  rent  in  Chigenhale  St.  Mary  and  Chigenhale  St. 
James.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.  Cons.  100  marks. 
D 


5<5  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1389. 

473  Oct.  of  Pur.  Hugh  de  Feryng  and  Eleanor  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  de 
Paries  in  her  place.  Robert  de  Teye,  def.  30  acres  of  pasture  and  4**.  rent  in 
Kdleveden  and  Feryng.  PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  John  de  Coggeshale,  'chivaler,'  and  Margaret  his  wife  and  his 
heirs.  Cons.  10  marks. 

474.  Quin.  of  Hil.      John   Joseph   of  Great   Mapelterstede,   pi.      Walter 
Wolward  of  Bockyngg  and   Beatrice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Bockyngg. 
I'l.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  205. 

475.  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Has.     Matthew  Myngy  and  Agnes  his  wife  and  Robert 
Myngy  and  Christina  his  wife,  pi.     Roger  Grym,  vicar  of  Wyllynghale,  and 
Koger  de  Merton,  def.     i  messuage.  120  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow  and 
16  acres  of  pasture  in  Wyllynghale  Spayne.     Matthew  and  Agnes  to  hold  two 
parts  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Robert  and  Cristina 
and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  Matthew;  and  Robert  and 
Cristina  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  the  third  part  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  remainder  to  Matthew  and  his  heirs. 

476.  Eas      Thomas  Priour  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     Henry  de  Bottele  and 
Agnes  his  wife,  def.     46  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow  and  9  acres  of  pasture 
in  Stanforde  Ryvers.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons. 
20  marks. 

477.  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Eas.     Thomas  Laurence  of  Alvethele  and  Agnes  his 
wife,  pi.    John  de  Goseford  and  Richard  Edmund  of  Alvethele,  def.    i  messuage 
and  5^  acres  of  land  in  Alvethele.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Thomas. 

478.  Oct.  of  Hil.,  12  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  13  Edward  III.    John  de  Marton, 
clerk,  John  de  la  Pole  and  Roger  de  Skeryngton,  clerk,  pi.     Peter  Mauger  and 
Maud  his  wife,  def.    37  acres  of  land  and  41^  acres  of  marsh  in  Westillebury  and 
Mockyng.      PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  de  Marton  to  hold  of   the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

479.  Same  dates.     John  Reynold  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi      Robert  Spark  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def      18  acres  of  land  and  45  g\d.  rent  in  Bromfeld.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

480.  Eas.    Iseult  late  the  wife  of  John  de  Belhous.  pi.     Gervase  de  Willeford, 
parson  of  Achirche,  and  William  Gilmyn  of  St.  Edmunds,  def.     2  messuages, 
i  mill,  2  carucates  of  land,  20  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture,  10  acres  of 
wood  and  405.  rent  in  Reyleye,  Raurethe  and  Thunderle.     PI.  to  hold  for  life  of 
the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  John  son  of  John  de  Belhous  and  William  de 
Leyre  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  John  and  the  right  heirs  of  pi. 

481.  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Trin.     John  de  Oxon'  of  London,  '  vynter,'  pi.     John 
Whitthorn  of  Horndon,  def.     The  manors  of  Cresteshale  and  Elmedon  and  20 
acres  of  wood  in  Louteswendene.     PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
successive  remainders  to  John  his  son  and  Wrilliam,  brother  of  the  latter  and  the 
heirs  male  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  pi. 

482.  Trin.     Walter  son  of  Ailuin  de  Pleystowe  of  Halstede  and  Cecily  his 
wife,  pi.    Johnde  Pleystowe, chaplain,  and  Ailuin  de  Pleystowe,  def.    i  messuage, 
40  acres  of  land  and  25.  rent  in  Halstede.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  def.  and 

us  of  Ailuin,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  remainder  to  def.  and  the  heirs  of 
Ailuin. 

4«3.  Quin.  of  Hil.  and  Trin.  Ralph  son  of  William  de  Pebenersh  and  Cecily 
hit  wife,  pi.  John  de  Abyton,  parson  of  St  Peter.  Dokesworth,  def.  The 
manors  of  Fynchvngfeld,  Passefeld  Cheure,  Great  Henye  and  Little  Wenden. 
I  messuage,  i  mill,  210  acres  of  land,  n  acres  of  meadow.  12  acres  of  pasture. 
25  acres  of  wood  and  20  acres  of  aldei  in  IVU-nersh  and  the  advowsons  of  the 
churches  of  Great  Henye  and  Little  Wenden.  PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the 


M  KT    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX.  5! 

1339. 

chief  lords  the  manors  of  Fynchyngfeld  and  Little  Wenden  and  the  tenements 
in  Pebenersh  and  advowsons,  with  remainder  to  John  their  son  and  the  heirs  of 
his  body  and  the  right  heirs  of  Ralph  ;  and  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Ralph  to  hold 
the  reversions  of  the  manors  of  Passefeld  Cheure  which  William  Pycot  of 
Pateswyk  holds  for  life  and  Little  Wenden  which  William  de  Chyppenham  holds 
for  life. 

484.  Trin.     Thomas  Malegraffe  and  Alice  his  wife,   pi.     Adam  de  Hadlee. 
parson  of  Langedon,  and  Ralph  de  Anste,  vicar  of  Horndon,  def.     The  manor 
of  Horndon  and  80  acres  of  land,  7  acres  of  meadow,  24  acres  of  pasture  and  345. 
rent  in  Orsete  and  Langedon.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
successive  remainders  to  Hugh  their  son  and  Thomas  son  of  Thomas  and  the 
heirs  male  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  Thomas  Malegraffe. 

485.  Trin.     Thomas  Fabel  of  Hatfeldpeverel  and  Mary  his  wife,  pi.  by  John 
Heyroun  in  her  place.     Peter  le  Fitz  William  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  mill  and 
a  fourth  part  of  a  fair  and  market  in  Horndon.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons. 
20  marks. 

486.  Trin.     John  de  Sandhull  of  Ronewell,  pi.     John  atte  Felde  of  Rawereth 
and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  17  acres  of  land  and  3  acres  of  wood  in 
Ronewell.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  2ol. 

487*.  Trin.  Humphrey  de  Waleden, '  chivaler,'  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.  by 
John  de  Depeden  in  her  place.  Richard,  parson  of  Little  Perendon,  and  Hugh 
Robyn,  def.  The  manors  of  Matchyng  and  Elsenham  and  2  messuages, 
3  carucates  10  acres  of  land,  16  acres  of  meadow,  100  acres  of  marsh  and  245.  rent 
in  Berdestaple,  Bartlesdone,  Leyndon,  Newenden,  Fobbyng,  Estle,  Fange  atte 
Noke  and  Plycheden.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  Humphrey  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Alexander  de  Waleden  and  Adam 
son  of  Humphrey  de  Waleden  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  Andrew  de 
Waleden  and  his  heirs.  Endorsed  :  Alexander  de  Waldene  puts  in  his  claim. 

488.  Eas.  and  Trin      Simon  son  of  Peter  de  Holm  of  Great  Chestreford,  pi. 
Michael  le  Mareskal  of  Great  Waltham,  def.     2  messuages,  164  acres  of  land, 
i?.  acres  of  meadow,  40  acres  of  pasture,  445.  rent,  a  rent  of  3  capons  and  two 
parts  of  i  mill  in  Great  Waltham,  Little  Waltham  and  Bromfeld,  which  Alice 
late  the  wife  of  William  le  Mareskal  holds  tor  life.     PI.  to  hold  the  remainder 
for  his  life  of  def .  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  def.  and 
his  heirs. 

489.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Thomas  de  Shymplyng,  pi.     Edmund  de  Tamesford 
and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  10  acres  of  land  in  Takeleye.     PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

490.  Oct.  of  Hil  ,  12  Edward   III.,  and  Trin.,  13   Edward  III.      Roger   de 
Radewynter  and  Margaret  his  wife.  pi.  by  John  de  Depeden  in  her  place.     John 
son  of  John  Hervy  of  Wymbyssh,  def.     i  messuage,  12  acres  of  land  and  2  acres 
of  meadow  in  Great  Radewynter.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Roger.     Cons.  20  marks. 

491.  Eas.  and  Trin.    Nicholas  de  Burnedissh,  pi.     John  le  Spenser  of  Morton 
the  younger  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     i8£  acres  of  land  in  Morton  and  Laufare 
Magdaleyne.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

DIVERS   COUNTIES. 

253.  Oct.  of  Hil.,  12  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.  13  Edward  III.  Robert  de 
•Geddyng  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  de  Depeden  in  her  place.  John 
Baud,  parson  of  Grantesete,  def.  3  messuages,  160  acres  of  land,  24  acres  of 
meadow,  40  acres  of  wood,  2  acres  of  pasture  and  iocs,  rent  in  Amwell,  co.  Hert- 
ford, and  i  messuage,  260  acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  meadow,  10  acres  of  wood, 
6  acres  of  pasture  and  305.  rent  in  Claveryng,  co.  Essex.  PI  and  the  heirs  male 
of  the  body  of  Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief 'lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heir 
of  Robert.— Hertford,  Essex. 


e2  FEET    OF   FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1339. 

26s  Mich  Robert  de  Scales  and  Katharine  his  wife,  pi.  by  Thomas  de 
Wolferton  in'  her  place.  William  de  Lalleforde,  parson  of  Rewenhale,  and 
William  Waryn  of  Haslyngfeld,  chaplain,  def.  The  manors  of  Middelton,  co. 
Norfolk,  and  Rewenhale.  co.  Essex.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.  Cons.  ioo/.— Norfolk,  Essex. 

1340 

266  Trin.,  10  Edward  III.,  and  Oct.  of  Hil.,  13  Edward  III.  John  de 
Walkefare  and  Eufemia  his  wife,  pi.  John  Waryn,  parson  of  Sauecomp,  and 
Thomas  de  Berdewell,  chaplain,  def.  The  manor  of  Iselham,  co  Cambridge, 
and  the  manor  of  Balydon  and  i  messuage.  120  acres  of  land.  3  acres  of  meadow 
•  ood  and  5  marks  rent  in  Farnham,  co.  Essex.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John 
de  Walkefare.— Cambridge,  Essex. 

1339 

267.  Quin.  of  Hil.  Roger  de  Bedefeld  and  Maud  his  wife  and  Nicholas  their 
son.  pi  Gracian  le  Palmere  and  Juliana  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  200  acres  of 
land.  5  acres  of  meadow.  20  acres  of  pasture  and  4  marks  rent  in  Kentissheton 
and  'the  parish  of  St.  Giles  of  the  Lepers  without  the  bar  of  the  Old  Temple, 
London,  co.  Middlesex,  and  15  acres  of  meadow  in  Ley  ton,  co.  Essex.  Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Roger.  Cons.  ioo/. — Middlesex,  Essex. 


14  EDWARD    III. 


1340  DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

492.  Mich.     John  de  Wytham  of  Kersyng  and  Roger  his  son,  pi.     John  de 
Herliston  of   Falkebourne  and  Joan   his  wife  and    Nicholas  de   Ludham    and 
Ciistinu  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  48  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  11  acres 
of  pasture  and  3  acres  of  wood  in  Kersyng  and  Wytham.     Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi   and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  2O/. 

493.  Mich.     John  Shepenekertel  of  Danewebery,  pi.     John  Burel  and  Joan 
his  wife,  def.     5  acres  of  land  in  Danewebery  and  Sandon.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

494  Trin.  and  Mich.  John  Bacoun,  pi.  Peter  Perepount  and  Elizabeth  his 
wife.  def.  2  messuages,  181  acres  of  land,  9  acres  of  meadow,  15  acres  of  pasture, 
7  acres  of  wood  and  7$.  gd.  rent  in  Great  Teye.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his 
heirs.  Cons.  ioo/. 

495.  Trin.    Kichard  Cuntasse  of  Fifhyde,  pi.    Richard  son  of  John  le  Tumour 
of  Fifhyde  the  elder,  def.     i  messuage,  52  acres  of  land  and  6  acres  of  meadow 
in  Fifhyde.     PI.  to  hold  for  his  life  of  def.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc., 
with  remainder  to  John  le  Tumour  the  elder  and  Joan  his  wife  for  their  lives,  and 
reversion  to  def.  and  his  heirs. 

496.  Trin.  and  Mich.     William   de  Tendryng  and  Margaret  his   wife,  pi. 
William  de  Bikeleswade,  parson  of   Little  Thurrok,  and  Thomas  de  Depyngr 
chaplain,  def.     i  messuage,  30  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  pasture  and  2$.  rent  in 

1 1  ok.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  de  Tendryng  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

497.  Mich.     John  atte   More,   pi.     John   Kampe  and  Joan   his  wife,   def. 
ua«e  and  6i  acres  of  land  in  Alvithele.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the 

chief  <  ons.  10  marks. 

!i      Kalph  son  of  William  de  Pebenerssh  and  Cecily  his  wife,  pi.  by 

John  Parh-s  in  her  place.     John  de  Abyton,  parson  of  Dokesworth,  and  John  de 

Katlesden  of  Cokhcstrr,  uVl      Tin-  manor  of  Pebenerssh  and  the  advowson  of 

nii-li  of  the  manor.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief 

;i  remainder  to  tlu-  ri^ht  hriis  of  l\alph. 


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1340. 

499.  Eas.  and  Mich.      Stephen  de  Bassyngbourn,  'chivaler,'  pi      John   le 
Webbe  of  Maneweden  the  younger  and  Isabel  his  wife.  def.      i  messuage,  7^ 
acres  of  land,  £  acre  of  meadow  and  i  acre  of  wood  in  Maneweden  and  Farnham. 
Def.   to  hold  for  their  lives  of   pi.   and  his  heirs,   rendering  6d.   yearly,  with 
reversion  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 

500.  Mich.     Thomas  de  Maldon,  pi.     Richard  atte  Merke  of  Tyllyngham  and 
Agnes  his  wife,  def.     3  messuages,  90  acres  of  land,  7  acres  of  meadow,  6  acres 
of  pasture,  18  acres  of  wood  and  2  is.  ^d.  rent  in  Wry  tele.     PI.  to  hold  for  life 
of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  John  son  of  Maud  de  Cauntelo 
and  Henry  his  brother  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  pi. 
Cons.  lool. 

501.  Mich.     William  de  Harewold  and  Cecily  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  More  in 
her  place.     Henry  de  Merk  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     82 \  acres  of  land,  8  acres 
of  meadow,  3  acres  of  pasture,  17  acres  of  wood,  6s.  2d.  rent  and  a  third  part  of 
i  messuage  in  Wodeham  Mortimer,  Hayleslee  and  Purlee  and  the  advowson  of 
a  third  part  of  the  chapel  of  Hayleslee.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  lool. 

502.  Mich.     Alice  daughter  of  Maud  de  Cauntelo,  pi.  by  John  de  la  More, 
her  guardian.     Ralph  le  Bakere  of  Maldon  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     4^  acres  of 
land  in  Great  Maldon.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  her  body  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  remainder  to  Thomas  de  Maldon  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  2O/. 

503.  Mich.     Andrew  le  Fullere  of  Waleden,  pi.     Luke  Morel  and  Joan  his 
wife,  def      i  messuage  and  2  acres  of  land  in  Brokwaleden.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

504.  Mich.     Thomas  de  Barentyn  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  pi.  by  Robert  Rys 
in  her  place.     John  de  Stambourne  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     5^  acres  of  wood  in 
Little  Canefeld.     PI   and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
10  marks. 

505.  Mich.    John  de  Thornhull,  parson  of  Rauryth,  pi.     John  Breansone  and 
Agnes  his  wife,  def.     24^  acres  of  land  in  Rauryth.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold' 
•of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  2o/. 

506.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Michael  le  Palmere,  pi.     Ranulph  Chopyn  of  Writele 
and  Emma  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  40  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  wood,  2s.  rent 
and  a  rent  of  lib.  of  cumin  and  lib.  of  wax  in  Great  Waltham.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  40  marks. 

507.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Thomas  son  of  John  Hughe  of  Beauchamp  William, 
pi.     Ranulph  Chopyn  and  Emma  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  50  acres  of  land, 
4  acres  of  meadow,  3  acres  of  pasture  and  2s.  rent  in  Wrytele.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  40  marks. 

508.  Mich.,  13  Edward  III.,  and  morrow  of  Pur.,  14  Edward  III.     William 
Streyt  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  de  Oxeneye  in  her  place.    John  Glasne 
and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     12  acres  of  land,  t  acre  of  meadow  and  7  acres  of 
pasture  in  Stysted  and  Bradewell  by  Coggeshale.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of 
def.  and  the  heirs  of  John,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  remainder  to  William  son 
of  John  and  Isabel  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies,  and  reversion  to  def. 
and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  10  marks. 

509.  Mich.,  13  Edward  III.,  and  quin.  of  Hil.,  14  Edward  III.     William  son 
of  Robert  de  Rokeswell,  pi.     John  son  of  John  le  Yonge  of  London  and  Margaret 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  2  shops  and  i  garden  in  Berkyngg.      PL  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

510.  Oct.  of  Pur.     John  de  Vernoun,  pi      Stephen  de  Sutton  of  Elmestede 
and  Juliana  his  wife,  def.     20  acres  i  rood  of  land  in  Stapelford  Abbatis.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

511.  Mich.,   13  Edward  III.,  and  quin.  of  Hil.,  14  Edward  III.     John  the 
Elde  of  Claverynge  and  Idonia  his  wife,  pi.     William  Porter,  def.     i  messuage, 
180  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow,  8  acres  of  pasture  and  85^.  rent  in  Claver- 
ynge .and  Riklynge.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John. 


c^  FEET   OF    FINES   FOR    ESSEX. 

1840. 

512.  Quin  of  Hil.     Geoffrey  Baudewyne  of  Barlyng  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi. 
Roger  Moryvn  of  Danewebery  "and  Joan  his  wife.  def.     2^  acres  of  land  in  Dane- 
wcbery.   PI  and  the  heirs  of  Geoffrey  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.   Cons.  10  marks. 

513.  Pates  as  in  511.     William  Assheforde  and  Ellen  his  wife,  pi.     Robert 
Thedom  and  Henry  de  Staunton,  def.     i  messuage,  60  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of 
meadow,  3  acres  of  wood,  6  acres  of  pasture  and  45.   rent  in  Halstede  and 
Bockyng'ge.      PI.   to  hold   for  their  lives  of   the   chief  lords,   with   successive 
remainders  to  Richard  their  son  and  William  and  John  his  brothers  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  William  Assheforde. 

514.  Eas  ,  13  Edward  III.,  and  Eas   14  Edward  III.    Thomas  Wak  of  Lydellr 
pi.     Peter  Perpount  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     35  acres  of  land,  8  acres  i  rood 
of  meadow  and  6£  acres  of  pasture  in  Great  Teye  which  Margaret  late  the  wife 
of  Hugh  de  Creppyng  holds  for  life.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  remainder  of 
the  chief  lords.     Cons.  40  marks. 

515.  Trin.,  13  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  14  Edward  III.     Robert  de  Teye  and 
Katharine  his  wife.  pi.     Thomas  Fabel  and  Mary  his  wife,  def      The  manor  of 
Teye  Maundevill,  which  Lora  late  the  wife  of  Robert  de  Welle  holds  for  life. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100- 
marks      This  agreement  was  made  in  the  presence  of  Lora,  and  she  did  fealty. 

516.  Oct.  of  Hil.,   13  Edward  III.,  and   Eas.,  14  Edward  III.     Ralph  de 
Sculton,   pi.      John    Fraunceys   of  Branketre   and    Beatrice   his   wife,    def.      i 
messuage  in  Great  Reynes.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 

loot. 

517.  Morrow  of  Pur.  and  Eas.    John  son  of  John  de  Suttone  of  Wyvenho,  pi. 
Stephen  de  Suttone  of  Elmestede  and  Juliana  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  28  acres 
of  land  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Stapelford  Abbatis.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

518.  Eas.     RichardsonofThomaeRyvelofBredebrok.pl.    John  atte  Hethe 
of  Leghes  and  Lora  his  wife,  def.    i  messuage  and  2\  acres  of  land  in  Bredebrok. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

519.  Eas.     Eleanor,   late,  the   wife   of  William    Molyns,   pi.     Nicholas   de 
Helmeden,  vicar  of  Godithestre,  def.     i  messuage,   i  mill,  58  acres  of  land,  i£ 
acres  of  meadow  and  8s.  rent  in  Godithestre.     PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief 
lords,  with  remainder  to  John  son  of  Thomas  Aunsel  of  Gelham  and  Joan  his 
wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  Eleanor  atte  Hurst  and  her  heirs. 

520.  Eas.     Adam  son  of  Warin  de  Colecestre,  pi.     William  Hory  of  Cole- 
cestre  and  Petronilla  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Colecestre.     PI.  and  his  heirs 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  iocs. 

521.  Eas.     Robert  Perepount,  chaplain,  pi.     Peter  Perepount  and  Elizabeth 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  180  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  18  acres  of 
pasture,  20  acres  of  wood  and  55.  rent  in  Gestingthorp,  Belcham  WTilliam,  Great 
Mapeltrestede,  Little  Mapeltrestede  and  Belcham  Otonis.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to- 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

522.  Eas     Thomas  de  Dedham  and  Isabel  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Paries  in  her 
place.     Robert  de  Dedham  and  Emma  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  60  acres  of 
land,  7  acres  of  meadow,  8  acres  of  pasture  and  25.  rent  in  Dedham.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  Thomas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  2o/. 

523.  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Eas.     John  son  of  Saier  le  Fader  of  Suthbemflete  and 
Cristma  his  wife,  pi.     John  Aleyn  of  Hodesdone,  def.     180  acres  of  marsh  in 
Suthbemflete.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John  son  of  Saier. 

524.  Morrow  of  Pur.  and  Eas.     Reynald  le  Walsshe  and  Margery  his  wife 
and   Cristiana  their  daughter,  pi.   by   William   Moriz   in   place  of  Margery. 
Thomas  Kussel  of  Storteford  and  Juliana  his  wife,  def.     9  acres  of  land  in 
I-amburn.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  Cristiana  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Reynald.     Cons.  20  marks. 


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1340. 

525A.  Eas.  William  Gernun  and  Isabel  his  wife,  pi.  John  de  Goldyngham, 
Bartholomew  de  Langrich,  Thomas  de  Horkeslegh  and  Edmund  de  Gretham, 
chaplain,  clef.  The  manors  of  Theydon  Boys  and  Theydon  Gernun  and  the 
advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor  of  Theydon  Gernun.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
the  body  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Thomas  their 
son  and  his  heirs.  Endorsed:  Gilbert  de  Theydon  son  and  heir  of  Gilbert  de 
Theydon  puts  in  his  claim. 

5256.  Eas.  and  Trin.  John  de  Ellesworth,  pi.  William  Lengleys  of  Bryde- 
brok,  def.  by  Thomas  de  Tothewyk.  i  messuage,  130  acres  of  land,  13  acres  of 
meadow,  5  acres  of  pasture,  2  acres  of  wood  and  55  rent  in  Redeswell,  Assh. 
Ovyton,  Tyllebery,  Stambourn  and  Bridebrok.  PI.  quitclaimed  to  def.  and  his 
heirs.  Cons.  ioo/. 

526.  Eas.  Walter  de  Fynchyngfeld,  pi.  Agnes  late  the  wife  of  Walter  de 
Maundevylle  and  Thomas  his  son,  def.  The  manor  of  Bromfeld.  PI.  to  hold 
for  life  of  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas,  rendering  in  each  of  the  first  ten  years 
i  rose  yearly  at  the  Nat.  of  St.  J.B.  and  in  each  following  year  30^.  in  moieties 
at  Easter  and  Michaelmas  and  doing  to  the  chief  lords  all  services,  with  reversion 
to  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas.  Cons,  ioo  marks. 

527  Eas.     Walter  de  Fynchyngfeld,  pi.     Andrew,  vicar  of  Great  Waltham, 
def.     8  messuages,  500  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture, 
30  acres  of   wood  and  5    marks   rent    in    Moese,   Beaumond,   Great  Okie  and 
Kameseye      PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Agnes  late 
the  wife   of  Walter  de    Maundeville   for  life   and   Thomas   son   of  Walter  de 
Maundeville  and  his  heirs. 

528  Eas  and  Trin.     Simon  Wyther,  pi.     William  de  Kyngesdon  of  White 
Rothyng  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     8  acres  of  land  and  8d.  rent  in  Fythyde,  which 
Isabel  late  the  wife  of  William  Reynald  holds  for  life.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold 
the  reversion  of  the  chief  lords. 

529.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Richard  de  Colecestre,  clerk,  pi.     Thomas  Seward  of 
Haryngeye  and  Maud  his  wife  and  Thomas  le  Mareschal,  citizen  and  goldsmith 
of  London,  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     4  acres  of  land  in  Theyden  Gernoun.     PI. 
and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

530.  Mich.,  9  Edward  III.,  and  Mich.,  14  Edward  III.    Edmund  Fiz[Sy]mond, 
knight,  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.,  by  John  Paries  in  her  place      Henry  Frank, 
citizen  and  vintner  .   .    .   manor  of  Barlyngge,     i  messuage,  34  acres  of  land, 
3   acres    ...    of  pasture   and    1305.    id.    rent   in    Great  .  .   .  Bemeflete,    Great 
Wakering,   ...  of  John  de  Gristede,  James  de  Barwe  and  John  de  Barwe    .    .    . 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the 
right  heirs  of  Edmund. 

531  Eas.  and  Trin      John  Byrcheleye  the  elder,  pi.     John  Page  of  Rewen- 
hale  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     8  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  4  acres  of 
pasture  and   i^  acres  of  wood    in   Rewenhale,  Falkeburn  and  Wytham.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1341. 

532  Oct.  of  Hil.     William  de  Mordon  of  London,  '  stokffisshemonger,'  pi. 
John  Jekke  of  Tackele  and  Cecily  his  wife,  def.     20  acres  of  land  in  Tackele. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  2o/. 

533.  Mich   and  Oct.  of  Hil.     Robert  de  Bousser,  'chivaler,'  pi.    John  Olyve 
of  Laufare  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  16  acres  of  land  in  Little 
Laufare.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

534.  Oct.  of  Hil.     James  de  Meryfeld  of  Sandwich,  merchant,  pi.  by  Geoffrey 
Baudewyn.     Richard    Fraunceys   of   Great    Maldon   and    Agnes   his   wife,   def. 
i  messuage  in   Great  Maldon.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  iocs. 


56  FKKT   OF   FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1341. 

535.  Oct.   of  Hil.     John  de  Moueroun   the  elder  and   John    his  son,   pi. 
John  Sewale  and  John  Marchaunt  the  elder,  chaplain,  def.     3  messuages,  i  mill, 
400  acre-,  of  land,  12  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  wood,  20  acres  of  alder  and 
404.  rent  in  Great  Bromlegh,  Fratyng  and  Elmested.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  the 
body  of  John  the  son  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  \vith  remainder  to  William  de 
Harewold  and  Cecily  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of 
John  de  Moueroun. 

536.  Get   of  Hil.     William  de  Harewold  and  Cecily  his  wife,  pi.     Richard 
dc  1'rys.  parson  of  Furlee,  and  John  de  Bydenham,  chaplain,  def.     i  messuage, 
353  acres  of  land,  26  acres  of  meadow,  30  acres  of  pasture,  60  acres  of  wood, 
180  acres  of  marsh,  265.  gld.  rent  and  two  parts  of  one  messuage  in  Wodeham 
Mortymer.  Hayleslee,  Purlee,  Brightlyngeseye,  Thurriton,  Great  Bromlegh  and 

,g  and  the  advowson  of  the  chapel  of  Hayleslee.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their 
bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  John  de  Moveroun  the  elder 
and  John  his  son  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  John  the  son  and  the  right  heirs 
of  William. 

537.  Oct.  of  Hil.     The  same  pi.     Henry  de  Merk  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def 
i  messuage.  8oi  acres  of  land,  8  acres  i  rood  of  meadow,  21  acres  i  rood  of  wood 
and  6s.  gd.  rent" in  Wodeham  Mortymer  and  Purlee.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives 
of  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Isabel,  rendering  in  each  of  the  first  14  years  i  rose  at 
the   Nat.   of   St    J.B.   and   afterwards    lol.   yearly   in   moieties  at    Easter   and 
Michaelmas  and  doing  to  the  chief  lords  all  services,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  Isabel.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1340. 

538.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Geoffrey  Bygge  of  Theyden  atte  Mount  and  Joan  his 
wife,  pi.     Thomas  Seward   of  Haringeye  and  Maud  his  wife  and  Thomas  le 
Mareschal,  citizen  and  goldsmith  of  London,  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     2^  acres  of 
land  in  Theyden  Gernoun.      PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Geoffrey  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

The  following  Notes  for  14  Edward  III.  appear  to  have  been  engrossed,  but 
the  corresponding  Feet  are  now  missing  : 

Eas.  and  Trin.  George  de  Cornerde  and  Alice  late  the  wife  of  Richard 
Chaumberleyn  of  Stoke  Neylond,  pi.  Aubrey,  parson  of  St.  Mary,  Bures,  and 
Nicholas  de  Beauchaump,  '  chapeleyn,' def.  i  messuage,  200  acres  of  land,  .  .  . 
.  meadow,  30  acres  of  wood,  30  acres  of  alder  and  45.  rent  in  Colnewake, 
Colneng  ....  Bures  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  George. 

Eas.  and  Trin.  Richard  de  Baiocis,  pi.  Robert  de  Baiocis  and  Joan  his  wife, 
def  The  manor  of  ...  PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons. 
100  marks. 

DIVERS  COUNTIES. 

276      Eas.   and   Trin.     Geoffrey  de   Scardeburgh,   parson   of  Onebury,  and 

Thomas  Asselote.   parson   of  Wolstanston,   pi.      John   de   Haudlo,   def      The 

manors  of  Borham,  Little  Waltham,   Walkfare,   Lachyndon,  Great  Hoyland. 

Kiihamme  and  \\tsihainnie  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor  of 

Great  Hoyloml.  co   Essex,  the  manors  of  Retherhethe,  Camerwelle.  Hachesham, 

Suth \\crk,    Bermundeseye   and    Hamme   by    Kyngeston,    co. 

.  the  manor  of  Rollendright  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  oi  the  manor, 

the  manors  of  Estwykham,  co.  Kent,  and  Horewode,  co.  Stafford. 

and  loci   rent  in  Upton  by  Aylesbury,  co.  Buckingham.     Def.  to  hold  for  life  of 

the  chief  lords,   with    remainder   to    Nicholas   his  son  and  his  heirs.  - 

lord,  Kent.  Stafford,  hurkhiKham.  Endorsed:  Almaric  de  Sancto 
Amando  and  |oan  Ins  wife.  Walter  son  of  John  de  Norwico  and  Margaret  his 
wife  ami  kh/al.eth  daughter  ot  John  de  Haudlo  put  in  their  claim. 


FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX.  57 

15  EDWARD    III. 


1341  COUNTY   OF   ESSEX. 

539.  Oct.    of   Pur.,    13    Edward    III.,    and   quin.    of   Hil.,    15    Edward    III. 
Bartholomew  Richemund  of  Thaxstede  and  Hilary  his  wife,  pi.  by  William  de 
Lavenam  in  her  place.     Robert  de  Loungley,  def      2  messuages,  100  acres  of 
land,  9  acres  of  meadow.  3  acres  of  wood  and  405.  gd.  rent  in  Thaxstede.     PI. 
and  the  heirs  male  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to 
John  son  of  Bartholomew  and  the  heirs  male  of  his  body  and  the  right  heirs  of 
JSartholomew. 

540.  Mich.,  14  Edward  III.,  and  quin.  of  Hil.,  15  Edward  III.    John  Walram, 
'  chivaler,'  and  Kleanor  his  wife,  pi.     Thomas  de  Brechham,  parson  of  Stansfeld, 
and  Michael  Panton,  chaplain,  def.     i  messuage,  120  acres  of  land.  8  acres  of 
meadow,  24  acres  of  pasture,  7  acres  of  wood,  135.  rent  and  a  rent  of  4  capons  in 
Fynchyngfeld  and  Stanbourn.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  John  Gouh  and  Maud  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the 
right  heirs  of  John  Walram. 

541.  Mich.     John  de  Welde  of   Chepyngangre   the   elder,    pi.      William  de 
Welde  son  of  John  de  Welde  the  elder  of  Chepyngangre  and  Cristina  his  wife, 
def.     30  acres  of  land  in  High  Angre.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  2o/. 

542.  Trin.  and  Mich      John  de  Bergholte  and  Cristina  his  wife,  pi.     Henry 
de  Stauntone  and  Thomas  atte  Crosse  of  Grenstede,  def.       2  messuages,  100 
acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  34  acres  of  pasture,  40  acres  of  heath  and  45.  jd. 
rent  in  Toleshunte  Tregoz,  Toleshunte  Manger  and  Little  Totham.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  .to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

543.  Mich.     John  Hurel,  pi.      William  atte  Ree  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def. 

1  messuage,  14  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Staundon  by  Aungre.     PI. 
and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  40  marks. 

544.  Mich.     Richard  de  Houton,  chaplain,  pi.      Alan  de  la  Neylonde  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Colchester.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his 
heirs.     Cons.   1005. 

545.  Mich.      Nicholas  Tryp,   pi.      John  de   Hardyngham,   clerk,   citizen  of 
London,  and  Juliana  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  14^  acres  of  land  and  £  acre  of 
meadow  in  Leyton.    PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.    Cons.  10  marks. 

546.  Mich.,  14  Edward  III.,  and  quin.  of  Hil.,  15  Edward  III.     John  son  of 
Robert  de  Bockyngge  and  Sabina  his  wife,  pi.     John  son  of  William  de  Kokes- 
well   and  William  Pykot  of  Pateswyk,   def.      2    messuages,  60   acres  of  land, 
21  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture,  8  acres  of  alder,  345.  6d.  rent  and  a  rent 
of  4  capons  in  Bockyngge,  Stystede  and  Great  Reynes.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

547.  Mich.,  14  Edward  III.,  and  morrow  of  Pur.,  15  Edward  III.     William 
de  Plesses  of  Wrytele,  pi.      William  Cantyng  of  Bromfeld  and  Agnes  his  wife, 
def.     i  toft,  24  acres  of  land  and  ^  acre  of  wood  in  Bromfeld.     PI.  and  his  heirs 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  2o/. 

548.  Mich  ,  14  Edward  III.,  and  quin.  of  Hil.,   15    Edward  III.      John  le 
Tumour  of  Coggeshale  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  de  Oxeneye  in  her  place. 
James  le  Webbe  of  Coggeshale  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Great 
Coggeshale.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  loos. 

549.  Trin.,  14  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,   15  Edward  III.     John  Hardel  and 
Alice   his   wife,    pi.        John    Lesturmy,    '  chivaler,'   and    Maud    his    wife,    def. 

2  messuages,   36  acres  of  land,    16  acres  of  pasture  and  2  acres  of   wood  in 
Thunderlee.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  Katharine  de  Goldyngham  and  her  heirs. 


^g  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1341. 

550.  Mich.,  14  Edward  III.,  and  Eas  ,  15  Edward  III.  Robert  de  Bousser, 
knight,  pi.  William  de  Staunford  and  Cnstina  his  wife,  def.  The  manor  of 
Asshildham  and  2  messuages.  284  acres  of  land,  9  acres  of  meadow,  155  acres  of 
marsh  and  775.  rent  in  Asshildham,  Danesey,  the  town  of  St.  Laurence,  Col- 
chester. Maldon.  Lachyndon  and  Toleshunte  Knights.  Def.  and  the  heirs  of 
their  bodies  to  hold  the'manor  and  i  messuage,  224  acres  of  land,  the  meadow, 
15  acres  of  marsh,  655.  $d.  rent  and  two  parts  of  i  messuage  of  pi.  and  his  heirs, 
rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  remainder  to  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  William  and 
reversion  to  pi  and  his  heirs  ;  and  William  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  pi.  and  his 
heirs  the  reversion  of  60  acres  of  land,  40  acres  of  marsh,  us.  8d.  rent  and  the 
third  part  of  i  messuage  in  Lachyndon  which  William  Edelyne  and  Alice  his 
wife  hold  in  dower. 

551*  Trin.  and  Mich.  RobertPerepound.pl.  Peter  Perepound  and  Elizabeth 
his  wife,  def.  12  messuages,  600  acres  of  land,  46  acres  of  meadow,  48  acres  of 
pasture.  40  acres  of  wood  and  8/.  145.  Sd.  rent  in  Colne  Wake,  Earls  Colne, 
White  Colne,  Great  Teye,  Little  Teye,  Aldham,  Fordham,  Great  Bures,  Little 
Bures.  Bergholte.  Halstede  and  Stystede.  PL  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords,  with  the  homages  and  services  of  Thomas  Wake  of  Lydel,  John  de 
Argentein,  Andrew  de  Saukevile,  James  de  Bures,  John  Tristram,  John  Vernon, 
Thomas  Thomas,  Walter  de  Badeleye,  John  le  Fisshere,  Adam  le  Spenser, 
Henry  Gueth,  Thomas  Curteys,  Alice  Rumbold,  Roger  Pik,  Henry  atte  Ponder 
Walter  Colroun,  Richard  Stonhard,  Henry  Bonherbe,  Robert  Creffeld,  William 
in  the  Heye.  Gilbert  le  Herde,  John  Russel,  Gilbert  le  Herd  and  Joan  his  wife, 
Reynald  Rot.  Adam  Sewale,  William  Seeburgh,  Juliana  Sewale,  Gilbert  de 
Ewell,  John  Rybedoun,  John  de  Polleye,  Nicholas  Cok,  Maud  Goseboll,  Roger 
atte  Hegh,  Roger  de  Boys,  Gregory  de  Boys,  Walter  Swonhild,  Robert  le 
Webbe,  Henry  Houlot,  Gilbert  atte  Stok,  Gunnora  le  Webbe,  Jordan  Baggard, 
John  atte  Cros,  Stephen  Punch,  John  le  Drivere,  William  Rolekyn,  Joan  Litler 
Thomas  le  Bakere,  Robert  de  Laxfeld,  Alan  Botes,  Joan  atte  Ponde,  Cristiana 
atte  Hel.  Jordan  Leverich,  Gilbert  le  Smyth,  Richard  le  Holde,  Joseph  Alianor, 
Cecily  Aired,  Roger  Sibeli,  Robert  le  Masoun,  Richard  Mannyng,  John  Squier, 
Maud  Bolour.  John  Derehey,  John  Crowe,  John  Blaueneye,  Walter  le  Webbe, 
William  Parrok,  John  Pik,  John  Peres,  Robert  Dobblehod,  William  atte  Watere, 
Richard  Abel.  John  Cok  of  Flemmyngges,  John  Chipet,  Roger  Tillefike,  John  atte 
Melnee,  John  Swannescaumpe,  John  Motewyne,  John  atte  Wode,  John  atte 
Midlee,  John  Aungevyn,  John  Jurdon,  Robert  de  Norbourgh,  Gilbert  de  Grotene 
and  Henry  son  of  Richard  atte  Hoo  and  their  heirs  from  their  tenements  in  the 
said  towns.  Cons.  200  marks.  Endorsed  :  John  Tristram  and  Elizabeth  his  wife 
and  Elizabeth  daughter  of  Robert  de  Creppyng  put  in  their  claim. 

552.  Mich      John  de  Wendovere,  clerk,  pi.     Sewal  de  Spryngefeld  and  Alice 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  86  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  16  acres  of  wood 
and    22s.    rent    in    Spryngefeld,    Borham,    Terlyng,    Great    Leghes    and    Little 
\Valtham.     Def.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  pi.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.r 
with  reversion  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 

553.  Trin.     Stephen,  vicar  of  Chepenham,  pi.     William  le  Ferour  and  Ellen 
his  wife  and  John  de  Soubrok  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  S  acres 
of  land  in  Little  Chesterford  and  Chepyng  Waldene.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1342 

554'  Mich,  and  Oct.  of  Hil.  John  Lucas  of  Lambourne,  chaplain,  pi. 
William  de  Sabrichesworth,  citizen  of  London,  and  Denise  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  and  16  acres  of  land  in  Lambourne.  PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.  Cons.  10  marks. 

1141 

J$5      Trin.      Robert    de    Bourghcher,    'chivaler,1    pi.      Thomas    Gobioun, 

cnivaler,'  def.     2  messuages,  130  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  30  acres  of 

pasture,  2  acres  of  wood,   i8s.  rent  and  a  rent  of  lib.  of  cumin  in  Stystede, 

Halstede  and  Gosfeld.     PI  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100- 

in.,:, 


FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX.  59 

1341. 

556.  Eas.  and  Trin.  William  de  Bumpstede  and  Joan  daughter  of  Nicholas 
de  Shordych,  pi.  by  Robert  de  Plesington,  her  guardian.  Nicholas  de  Taunton, 
parson  of  Possewyk,  def.  i  messuage,  i  mill,  180  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of 
meadow,  22  acres  of  pasture  and  445.  rent  in  Alvythele.  PI.  rind  the  heirs  of 
their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of 
William. 

557  Trin.  JamesdeBures.pl.  William  de  Stanesfeld,  parson  of  St.  Stephen, 
Wallebrok,  London,  John  Boteler,  parson  of  Foxherd,  and  Philip  de  Wyston, 
chaplain,  def.  12  messuages,  2  mills,  300  acres  of  land,  31  acres  of  meadow, 
24  acres  of  pasture,  13  acres  of  wood,  8  acres  of  alder  and  605.  Sd.  rent  in 
Bergholte  and  Great  Fordham.  PI.  and  the  heirs  male  of  his  body  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Michael  de  Bures  and  Mary  his  wife  and  the 
heirs  of  Michael 

558.  Trin.     James  de  Bures  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Paries  in  her 
place.     Def.  as  in  557.     2  messuages,  165  acres  of  land,  9  acres  of  meadow,  26 
acres  of  pasture,  5  acres  of  wood,  4  acres  of  alder  and  365.  rent  in  Little  Horkes- 
leye,  Wythermundeford,  Great  Bures,  Alphameston  and  Bures  at  the  Mount. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  male  of  the  body  of  James  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  as  in  557. 

559.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John  de  Shordich,  knight,  pi      Nicholas  de  Taunton, 
parson  of  Possewyk,  def.     The  manor  of  Rokholthalle.    PI.  to  hold  for  his  life  of 
the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  William  de  Bumpstede  and  Joan  daughter  of 
Nicholas  de  Shordich  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  William. 

560.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John  son  of  John  de  Waleton  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi. 
by  John  Paries   in  her  place.      Griffin  de  Sutton,  parson  of  Tendrynge,  and 
Richard  atte  Doune,  parson  of  Thoryton,  def      2  messuages,  2  mills,  540  acres  of 
land,  30  acres  of  meadow,  16  acres  of  wood,  160  acres  of  marsh  and  1205.  rent  in 
Mockynge,  Estillebery.Westillebery,  Chaldewelle,  Duntone,  Horndon,  Stanforde, 
Stowe  and  Purle  and  a  moiety  of  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  Stowe  by  Fan- 
bregge      PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  re- 
mainder to  the  right  heirs  of  John.     Endorsed  :  John  son  and  heir  of  William  de 
Mareis  of  Stowe  puts  in  his  claim. 

561.  Trin.     John  de  Elsenham,  clerk,  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     Roger  Torold  of 
London,  '  taverner,'  and  Alice  his  wife  and  William  Andreu  of  London,  '  bocher,' 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  2  shops  and  3  roods  of  land  in  Chelmersford. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  40  marks. 

562.  Trin.     John  Morel  and  Joan  his  wife.  pi.  by  John  de  Depeden  in  her 
place.      William  fuitz  Richard  and   Margery  his  wife,  def.      i    messuage  and 
30  acres  of  land  in  Macchyngge.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  2o/. 

563.  Trin.     John  son  of  Thomas  de   Ultyngge,  pi.  by  Geoffrey  Baudewyn. 
Thomas  son  of  John  Gerounde  of  Great  Perndon  and  Richard  de  Wynchestre  of 
Great  Perndon,  def.     i  messuage,  160  acres  of  land,  3|  acres  of  meadow,  6  acres 
of  pasture,  12  acres  of  wood,  igs.  6d.  rent  and  a  rent  of  i  capon  in  Fayrsted, 
Falkebourn,  Wytham  and   Terlyngg.        Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons   100  marks. 

564.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Peter  Scot  of  Great  Badewe,  pi.    Laurence  de  Pacchyng 
and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  2  acres  of  land,  and  qd.  rent  in  Bromfeld. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

565.  Trin.     John  Colbayn  of  Great  Claketon  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.     Henry, 
vicar  of  Great  Claketon,  and  Roger  son  of  Richard  le  Chamberleyn  of  Stokeney- 
land,  def.     i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  meadow,  10  acres  of  wood 
and  us    rent  in  Great  Claketon  and  Little  Claketon.     PI.  and  the  heirs  male  of 
their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John. 

566.  Eas.,  ii  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.  15  Edward  III.     John  de  Depeden,  pi. 
John  son  of  Peter  le  Clerk  of  Ambyrden,  def.     i   messuage,  40  acres  of  land, 
3  acres  of   meadow   and  45.  rent   in    Ambyrden    and    Depeden    which    Gilbert 
Lenveyse  and  Eva  late  the  wife  of  Peter  le  Clerk  of  Ambyrden  hold  for  her  life. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  40  marks. 


{>O  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1341. 

567."  Trin.  Robert  Boriuare  of  Coryngham  and  Cristiana  his  wife,  pi.  by 
Gilbert  de  Berdefeld  in  her  place.  Thomas  Boriuare  and  John  Fynche  of 
Stanford,  def.  2  messuages,  200  acres  of  land.  14  acres  of  pasture,  4  acres  of  wood, 
22S.  rent  and  pasture  for  50  sheep  in  Bradewell,  Coryngham,  Stanford,  Chalde- 
well  and  Little  Borewestede.  PI  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
successive  remainders  of  i  messuage,  180  acres  of  land,  the  pasture  and  wood  and 
20*.  rent  in  Coryngham,  Stanford,  Chaldewell  and  Little  Borewestede  to  Thomas 
their  son  and  William  his  brother  and  Joan  his  sister  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies 
and  the  right  heirs  of  Robert  Boriuare;  and  of  the  residue,  viz.  :  i  messuage, 
40  acres  of  land  and  25.  rent  in  Bradewell,  to  Robert  their  son  and  the  said 
William  and  Joan  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  Robert 
Boriuare. 

568.  Eas.     Walter  de  Rouhey  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.  by  William  Cokerel  in 
her  place.     John  de  Asshe,  def      i  messuage  and  70  acres  of  land  in  Hengham 
Sibill.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  the  messuage  and  32  acres  of 
land  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  remainder  of  38  acres  of  land  which  Walter 
son  of  John  de  Rouhey  and  John  his  brother  hold  for  life,  with  remainder  to  John 
son  of  Walter  the  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  and  the  right  heirs  of  Walter 
the  pi. 

1342. 

569.  Oct.  of  Hil.     Saier  atte  Birchwode  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     John  de 
Monemouth,  def.     i  messuage,  18  acres  of  land,  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Purlee. 
PI.   and   the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive 
remainders  to  William  son  of  Joan,  and  Joan  daughter  of  Joan  and  the  heirs  of 
their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  Joan  wife  of  Saier. 

1341. 

570.  Trin.  and  Mich.      John  de  Brok  and  Joan   his  wife,  pi.    by   John   de 
Alvyngton  in  her  place.    John  de  Bradeston,  def.    The  manor  of  White  Rothyng. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  King  and  his  heirs  with  remainder 
to  the  right  heirs  of  John  de  Brok.     This  agreement  was  made  by  precept  of  the 
King. 

DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

296.  Mich.  Richard  Cardoill  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Fitz 
Simound  in  her  place.  Thomas  de  Brayton,  clerk,  def.  The  manors  of 
Estsmethefeld,  co.  Middlesex,  and  Mashebury  and  Braundon,  co.  Essex.  PI. 
and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders 
to  William  son  of  Margery,  William  son  of  William  Carbonel,  Robert  son  of 
John  Haward,  Alice  daughter  of  Robert  del  Boys  and  Thomas  son  of  William  le 
Latimer  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  Margery. — Middlesex, 
Essex.  Endorsed:  William  Botevyleyn  and  Thomas  Botevyleyn  put  in  their 
claim. 


16  EDWARD    III. 


1342  COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

571.  Mich.,  15  Edward  II  I. .and  quin.  of  Hil.,  16  Edward  III.  John  de  Veer, 
ear)  of  Oxford,  pi  Richard  de  Stoke,  clerk,  and  John  Fermer,  def.  The  castle 
and  manor  of  Hengham  and  the  manors  of  Hengham  Sibille,  Gelham,  Colne, 
Stansuuli;,  Dotlyngherst  and  Dounham.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  to  hold 
the  castle  and  in. HUM  <>I  Hengham  and  the  manors  of  Hengham  Sibille,  Gelham, 
t.mstede  of  the  King  and  his  heirs  and  also  the  remainder  of  the 
manors  »\  I  >o«lviiKhtM-si  which  William  de  Parco  holds  for  life  and  Dounham 
which  William  Crocheman  holds  for  life,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of 
the  earl.  This  agreement  was  made  by  precept  of  the  King. 


FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX.  6l 

1342. 

572.  Eas .,  14  Edward  III.,  and  Mich.,  16  Edward  III.  The  prior  of  I 
aker,  pi.  Master  Richard  de  Badewe,  def.  i  messuage,  r  carucate  of  land, 
8  acres  of  meadow  and  20  acres  of  pasture  in  Wodeham  Ferers,  which  Thomas 
de  Langedon  and  Alice  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.  PI  and  his  successors  and 
church  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords  to  find  a  canon  chaplain  to 
celebrate  divine  service  daily  in  the  chapel  of  St.  Mary  the  Virgin  in  the  priory 
for  the  souls  of  the  father  and  mother  of  def.  and  his  ancestors  and  heirs  and  all 
the  faithful  departed.  Cons.  2ol.  sterling  This  agreement  was  made  by  precept 
of  the  King,  and  in  the  presence  of  Thomas  and  Alice,  who  acknowledged  that 
they  had  nothing  in  the  tenements  except  for  her  life  and  rendered  them  to  pi. 

573  Trin.,  14  Edward  III.,  and  Mich  ,  16  Edward  III.     Keynald  le  Wyse  of 
Preterwelle  and  Egelena  his  wife,  pi.     Thomas  Sandre  of  Colleswode  and  Alice 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  40  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  2  acres  of  pasture, 
i  acre  of  marsh  and   los.  rent   in   Preterwelle  and   Milton,  which   Thomas  de 
Leseden  and  Agnes  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Reynald  to 
hold   the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks      This  agreement  was 
made  in  the  presence  of  Thomas  de  Leseden  and  Agnes,  and  they  did  fealty. 

574  Mich.,  15  Edward  III.,  and  morrow  of  Pur.,  16  Edward  III.     John  de 
Shortegrave  of  Aungre  and  William  his  brother,  pi.      H^illiam  son  of  John  de 
Welde  of  Chepyngeaungre  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def      3^  acres  of  meadow  in 
High  Aungre.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10 
marks 

575.  Same  dates.     Edmund  de  Thorp  of  Aungre,  pi.     William  the  elder  son 
of  John  de  Welde  of  Chepyngeaungre  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage 
in  Chepyngeaungre.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  loos. 

576.  Trin.,  15  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  16  Edward  III.     Robert  de  Burghchier, 
pi.     Peter  Perepound  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     8s.  j\d.  rent  in  Halstede  and 
Stistede.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  the  homages  and 
services  of  John  atte  Fryth,  Richard  Fitz  Andreu,  Robert  de  Redeswell,  John  le 
Herde.  Maud    Bolys,  John  le  Webbe  and  Walter  Marywedir  and   their  heirs 
from  their  tenements  in  the  said  towns.     Cons   TO/. 

577.  Trin.  and  Mich.     William  de  Tryndhey,  pi.      Richard  de  Hokenhale 
and  Philippa  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  26  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  wood  in 
Wodeham  Mortymer.     Def.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  pi.  and  his  heirs,  rendering 
id.  yearly,  with  remainder  of  7  acres  of  land  called  Ousewardeslond  and  the 
wood  and  a  moiety  of  the  messuage  towards  the  east  to  John  second  son  of  pi. 
and  the  heirs  of  his  body,  and  reversion  of  the  whole  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 

578.  Mich.     Gilbert  le  Blount  of  Plessetis,  pi.     Robert  Aunger  of  Chygenhale 
Trenchefoyl  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.       7  acres  of  land  and  a  moiety  of  i 
messuage  in  Chygenhale  Trenchefoyl.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

579.  Mich.     Thomas  Bastard,  pi.  by  William  Cokerel.     Richard  Aleyn  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  18  acres  of  land  in  Teye  atte  Nelmes.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

580.  Mich.      Richard  Woderoue  and   Roger  his   brother,    pi.    by    William 
Cokerel.     John  son  of  John  Matheu  and  Rose  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  15 
acres  of  land  in  Great  Claketon.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1343 

581.  Oct.  of  Hil.     John  de  Pleyford  of  Chesterford,  pi.     John  son  of  William 
Bouetoun  of  Chesterford,  def.     i  messuage,   13  acres  of  land  and  izd.  rent  in 
Chesterford.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  2O/. 

582.  Oct.  of  Hil.     Walter  de  Chesthunt  and  Alice  his  wife.  pi.     John  Whit- 
horn   of   Dounton,  chaplain,  and  William  de   Belegrave,   def.     The  manor  of 
Reynham.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  King  and  his  ht-irs,  with  remainder 
to  Menand  son  of  Walter  and  his  heirs.     This  agreement  was  made  by  precept 
of  the  King. 


<>2  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1842. 

583.  Mich      William  Gilberd  of  Retyndon  and  Agnes  his  wife.  pi.     Richard 
Torold  of  Southhanyngfeld  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  80  acres  of 
land,  12  acres  of  wood,  8d  rent  and  a  rent  of  i  root  of  ginger  in  Southhanyngfeld 
and  Dounham.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  100  marks. 

584.  Mich.     John  Fermer  of  Foxherde.  pi.     Walter  de  Redeswell  and  Agne 
his  wife  and  John  son  of  Geoffrey  atte  Hoo  of  Pentelowe  and  Joan  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  107  acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  meadow,  10  acres  of  pasture,  8  acres 
of  wood  and  55.  rent  in  Pentelowe.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.    Cons. 
100  marks. 

585.  Mich.     Richard  Sperlyng,  pi.     Richard  Pycard  and  Joan  his  wife,  def. 
15  acres  of  land,  315.  id.  rent  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Esthamme.     PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

586.  Mich.     Walter  Noon  of  Plessetis,   pi.     Robert  Aunger  of  Chygenhale 
Trenchefoyl  and  Margaret  his  wife,   def.     5  acres  of  land  and  a  moiety  of  i 
messuage  in  Chygenhale  Trenchefoyl.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

587.  Mich.     JohnFermerofFoxherde.pl.     Robert  Fermer  of  Foxherde  and 
Agnes  his  wife  def.     i  messuage,  80  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  4  acres  of 
pasture  and  id.  rent  in  Foxherde,  Pentelowe  and  Listen.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
bold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

588.  Trin.   and    Mich.     William    Hereward,    pi.    John    Hereward   of   Little 
Badewe  and  Sabina  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  12  acres  of  land  in  Great 
Waltham  and  Bromfeld.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

589.  Mich.     John  son  of  William  Jacob  of  Middelton  and  Avelina  his  wife, 
pi.      John,    parson    of    Estwode,    and    Nicholas    de    Sandon,    chaplain,    def. 
i  messuage  and  15  acres  of  land  in  Pritelwelle.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John  son  of  William. 

rMich.     Nicholas  de  Lyttlebury,  pi.     Walter  Taterel  and  Joan  his  wife, 
i  messuage  and  14  acres  of  land  in  White  Nuttele.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

591.  Mich.      William   de   Wauton,    '  chivaler,'    pi.      Henry    de    Valoyns, 
'  chivaler,'   and    Margery   his   wife,  def.     A  third  part  of  the  manor  of  West 
Thurrok  and  the  advowson  of  a  third  part  of  the  church  of  the  manor.     Def. 
quitclaimed  whatever  they  held  in  dower  of  Margery  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons. 

20/. 

592.  Trin.     Geoffrey  son  of  Robert  de  Reynes  and  Margery  his  wife  .and 
Geoffrey  his  son  and  Joan  his  wife,   pi.   by  John  de  Oxheneye,  guardian   of 
Geoffrey  the  son  and  Joan.     Hugh  de  la  Dane  of  Asshyndon,  chaplain,  and  John 
son  of  Roger  de  Naylyngherst,  chaplain,  def.     i  messuage,  no  acres  of  land, 
ii  acres  of  meadow,  8  acres  of  wood,  10  acres  of  pasture,  6  acres  of  alder,  IDS. 
rent  and  a  rent  of  2  capons  and  i  ploughshare  in  Little  Reynes.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  the  bodies  of  Geoffrey  the  son  and  Joan  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
successive  remainders  to  the  heirs  of  the  bodies  of  Geoffrey  the  son  and  Geoffrey 
son  of  Robert  and  the  right  heirs  of  the  latter. 

593-     Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Trin.     Thomas  Algor  of  Leketon,  pi.     Simon  Hervy  of 
Theydon  Gernoun  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Theydon  Genicom. 

I.  an»1  mo  tmirc  in  V*/>1,1  ~(  »u~  ~u:_r  i i_        /-> .  .1 


PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

594-     Eas.  and  Trin.     Gilbert  de  Chishull,  parson  of  Hadestoke,  and  William 

'    pi      John  de  Mundeford  and  Lettice  his  wife.  def.     i  toft,  40  acres  of  land 

•    l  afC!?..uf  meadow  in  Hadestoke.     Def.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  pi.  and  the 

f  Gilbert,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 

C,ill>ert. 


FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX.  63 

1342. 

595.  Trin.     Walter  de  Grenevill,  pi.     Walter  Grapynel,  parson  of  Berkynge- 
chirche,    London,    and    Thomas    de   Crokesford,    vicar   of    Fynchingfeld,    def. 
4  messuages,  i  mill,  420  acres  of  land,  22  acres  of  meadow,  26  acres  of  pasture, 
46  acres  of  wood  and  6  marks  rent  in  Stanbourne,  Bridebrok,  Kodeswell,  Bum- 
stede   and    Fynchingfeld.      PI.    to   hold    for   his   life   of   the   chief  lords,    with 
remainder  to  John  son  of  Roger  Hotoft  and  Joan  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their 
bodies  and  to  Roger  de  Hotoft  and  his  heirs. 

596.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Henry  son  of  Geoffrey  le  Scrop,  '  chivaler,'  pi.     Robert 
de  Beverle  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  mill,  3  acres  of  meadow  and  3 
acres  of  alder  in  Colchester.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100 
marks. 

597.  Trin.      Thomas   de   Nauton,   pi.      John    de    Hakeneye,    'bakere,'   and 
Murgartt  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  3  roods  of  meadow  in  the  suburb  of 
Colchester.     PI   and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

598.  Trin.     John  the  elder  son  of  Geoffrey  le  Porter  of  Borham,  pi.     Ellis 
Chaundeler  of  Chelmersford  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages  and  12  acres 
of  land  in  Chelmersford,  Springefeld  and  Moulsham.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords. 

599.  Trin.     Thomas  Bukskyn  of  Southanifeld  and  Mary  his  wife,  pi.     Peter 
Mortimer,  parson  of  Southanifeld,  and  Robert  son  of  John  le  Clerk  of  Botilspiry, 
chaplain,  def.      i  messuage,   100  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  2  acres  of 
pasture  and  75.  rent  in  Dounham,  Southanifeld  and  Westhanifeld.      PI.  to  hold 
for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  John  their  son  and  the  heirs 
of  his  body  and  the  right  heirs  of  Thomas. 

600.  Eas.    Alexander  son  of  Alexander  de  Walsham  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi. 
by    John   de   Thorp  in  her   place.     William  Talmache  of  Brockeleye,  knight, 
Reynald    Gykes   of    Felsted,    chaplain,    and    John    Thurgor   of    Melford,    def. 
i  messuage,  3  carucates  of  land,  40  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture,  60  acres 
of  wood  and  405.  rent  in  Felsted,  Little  Reynes,  Great  Reynes  and  Naylingherst. 
PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Alexander  son  of 
Alexander  pi.  and  Alice  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs 
of  Alexander  pi.     Endorsed  :  Henry  son  of  Walter  de  Stanton  puts  in  his  claim. 

601.  Eas.     John  de  Kirketon  of  Tenderyngg  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.  by 
William  de  Brok  in  her  place.     William  son  of  John  Sayer  and  Thomas  son  of 
Nicholas  Bonde,  def.     7  messuages,  i  mill,  319  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow, 
4  acres  of  pasture  and  17  acres  of  wood  in  Tenderyngg.     PI.  to  hold  for  their 
lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  John  son  of  John  and  the  heirs  of  his 
body  and  the  right  heirs  of  John  de  Kirketon. 

602.  Eas.     Maud  late  the  wife  of  Giles  de  Staunton  of  Ocle.  pi.     Adam  son 
of  Warin  son  of  William  de  Colecestre  and  William  son  of  John  Sayer  of  Great 
Bryche,  def.     i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow  and  i  acre  of 
wood  in  Great  Ocle.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  her  body  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  successive  remainders  to  Thomas  de  Dedham  and  Philippa  de  Damsshewell 
for  their  lives,  Warin  son  of  the  same  Thomas  and  Maud  his  wife  and  the  heirs 
of  their  bodies,  Matthew  brother  of  the  same  Warin  and  Anne  his  wife  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies  and   the  right  heirs  of  Thomas.     Endorsed  :  Richard  son  of 
Richard  de  Playz  puts  in  his  claim.     John  Chesteyn  and  Philippa  his  wife  and 
Maud  and  Anne  her  daughters  put  in  their  claim. 

603.  Eas.     John   Walram    and    Eleanor   his   wife,    pi.     John    atte  Noke   of 
Wrytele  and  Robert  de  Sandone,  def.     i  messuage,  i  mill,  120  acres  of  land,  12 
acres  of  meadow,  12  acres  of  pasture,  12  acres  of  wood,  245.  rent  and  a  rent  of  4 
capons  in  Fynchyngfeld,  Great  Berdefeld,  Shaldeford  and  Thaxstede.     PI.  to 
hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  William  Sarych  and 
Rose  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies,  Walram  son  of  John  Gouth  and  the 
heirs  of  his  body,  and  the  right  heirs  of  John  Walram. 


5^  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1342 

604.  Has.  Thomas  de  Mepham  of  Maldon,  pi.  John  Pourte  of  Great 
Totham  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  in  Great  Maldon.  PI.  and  his  heirs 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  loos. 

605  Eas.  Robert  de  Burghch',  knight,  and  John  his  son  pi.  John  Giffard 
of  Bures  and  Eleanor  his  wife.  def.  A  moiety  of  the  manor  or  Morton.  PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  2ol. 

606.  Mas.     John  Michel  of  Tendryngg  and  Constance  his  wife,  pi.  by  Richard 
Woderoue  in  her   place.     William   de   Coppedok,    Roger    Meys   and    William 
Hulleuewode,  def.     2  messuages,  220  acres  of  land;  i  acre  of  meadow,  i  acre  of 
wood.  7  acres  of  alder  and  35.  rent  in  Tendryngg  and  Great  Okie.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

607.  Eas      John  Whityng  of  Kanewedon,  pi.     Richard  de  Brehaunsoun  of 
Reyleigh  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Reyleigh.     PI.  and  his  heirs 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  loos. 

608.  Trin.     Robert  de  Teye  and  Katharine  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Paries  in  her 
place.     John  son  of  Thomas  de  Aldham  of  Wyston  and  Agnes  his  wife.  def. 
i  toft,  16  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  4  acres  of  pasture,  and  45.  2d.  rent  in 
Aldham.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.    Cons.  20  marks. 

DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

301.  Morrow  of  Pur.  and  Eas.  Ralph  de  Nevill  and  Hawisia  de  Claveryng, 
pi.  Robert  de  Benhall  and  Eva  his  wife,  def.  The  manors  of  Claveryng,  co. 
Essex,  Aynhoo,  co.  Northampton,  Euere,  co.  Buckingham,  and  Blyburgh,  co. 
Suffolk.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Ralph.  Cons.  200^. — Essex, 
Northampton,  Buckingham,  Suffolk. 

312.  Mich..  15  Edward  III.,  and  quin.  of  Hil.,  16  Edward  III.    John  de  Veer, 
earl  of  Oxford,   and   Maud  his  wife,   pi.     Richard  de  Stoke,  clerk,  and  John 
Fermer,  def.     The  manors  of  Bumpstede,  Canefeld,  Fyngryth  and  Benteleye,  co. 
Essex,    Abyton   and    Caumpes,    co.    Cambridge,    Hormede,    co.    Hertford,    and 
Kensyngton,  co.  Middlesex.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  King 
and  his  heirs,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  the  earl.     This  agreement  was 
made  by  precept  of  the  King. — Essex,  Cambridge,  Hertford,  Middlesex. 

313.  Same  dates,  and  def.  John  de  Veer,  earl  of  Oxford,  pi.     The  manors  of 
Wateshurst,  Bourhall,  Vaux  and  Tillebury,  co.  Essex,  and  Preston,  co.  Suffolk. 
PI   and  the  heirs  of  his  body  to  hold  the  manor  of  Vaux  of  the  chief  lords,  and 
also  the  reversions  of  the  manors  of  Wateshurst  which  Ralph  Peure  holds  for  life, 
Bourhall    which  Robert   de  Vaux   holds   for   life,  Tillebury   which    Robert   de 
Cheddeworth  holds  for  life,  and  Preston  which  William  de  la  Chaumbre  holds 
for  life,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  the  earl. — Essex,  Sussex  (sicj. 


17   EDWARD   III. 


1343  COUNTY    OF   ESSEX. 

609*  Quin.nf  HU.  Roger  son  of  John  de  Launceston  and  Katharine  his  wife, 
pi.  Nicholas  Persoun  of  Berkyngg,  def.  2  messuages,  62  acres  of  land,  3$ 
acres  of  meadow,  and  545  i^d.  rent  in  Berkyngg.  Roger  and  his  heirs  to  hold 
35  rent  of  the  chief  lords.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  i  messuage, 
43  acres  of  land  and  45  rent  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs 
of  Katharine.  PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  i  messuage,  19  acres  of  land,  the 
meadow  and  475.  i\d.  rent  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainders  of  an 
acre  of  land  called  '  Stonyacre,'  the  meadow  and  75.  ^d.  rent  to  Cecily  their 
daughtn  and  the  heirs  of  her  body,  the  heirs  of  the  bodies  of  pi.  and  the  right 
heirs  of  Katharine;  of  i  messuage  in  '  le  Northstrete  '  of  Berkyngg  between  the 
tenement  of  John  Wyday  towards  the  south  and  the  tenement  of  pi.  towards  the 
t:ul  j  acres  of  land  lying  in  '  le  Estmerssh  '  of  Berkyng  called  '  Milleres- 
lond  '  by  the  land  of  Richard  Malmayn  to  Sarah  daughter  of  Richard  Mylys  and 
the  heirs  of  her  body  and  the  right  heirs  of  Katharine ;  of  10  acres  of  land  in  a  place 


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called  Boundisfeld  to  Richard  son  of  Richard  Mylys  and  the  heirs  of  his  body 
and  the  right  heirs  of  Katharine  ;  of  5  acres  of  land  lying  in  '  le  Estmerssh  '  of 
Berkyng  called  '  Halpeny  '  and  45.  rent;  to  John  son  of  Richard  Mylys  and  the 
heirs  of  his  body  and  the  right  heirs  of  Katharine  ;  of  155.  Sd.  rent  to  Isabel 
daughter  of  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  her  body,  the  heirs  of  the  bodies  of  pi.  and  the 
right  heirs  of  Katharine  ;  and  of  205.  id.  rent  to  Juliana  daughter  of  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  her  oody,  the  heirs  of  the  bodies  of  pi.  and  the  right  heirs  of  Katharine. 

610.  Eas      John  Bolt,  pi.     Robert  Parvyng,  knight,  and  Thomas  de  Pardis- 
howe,  parson  of  Wynwyk,  def.      r  messuage,   19  acres  of  land  and  £  acre  of 
meadow  and  ^  acre  of  pasture  in  Stansted  Monfichet.     PI   to  hold  for  his  life  of 
def   and  the  heirs  of  Robert  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  successive  remainders  to 
John  the  elder  son  of  Agnes  Daniel  of  Stanested,  clerk,  John  and  Thomas  his 
brothers,  Joan  his  sister  and  John  son  of  Alice  Robyn  of  Stanested  and  the  heirs 
of  their  bodies,  and  reversion  to  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert. 

611.  Eas.,  16  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  17  Edward  III.      John  de  Depeden, 
pi.    Henry  son  of  Aucher  and  Beatrice  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  High  Laufare 
and  2  messuages,  60  acres  of  land,  100  acres  of  marsh  and  IDS.  rent  in  Fobbyng  and 
Stanford.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  to  hold  the  manor  except  lol.  of  rent  in 
it  and  also  the  said  rent  with  the  homages  and  services  of  William  de  Enefeld, 
Richard  de  Enefeld,  John  le  Spencer,  Nicholas  de  Kenewarton,  John  deTelgate, 
Ralph  le  Clerk,  Nicholas  Gobioun,  Richard  Giffard,  Thomas  Jakelay,  Thomas 
de  Bedeford,  John  Graylyng,  Thomas  Tagel,  John  Norman,  Richard  Serle,  John 
Tagel,  William  de  Kyngeston  and  Robert  le  Somenour  and  their  heirs  from  their 
tenements  in  the  said  manor  of  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Henry,  rendering  i  rose,  etc., 
with  reversion  to  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Henry  ;  and  pi.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the 
said  tenements  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

612  Mich.,  16  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  17  Edward  III.  Roland  de  Wykford, 
pi.  William  atte  Sydeney  and  Joan  de  Burton,  def.  The  manor  of  Wykford. 
PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Thomas  son 
of  Henry  de  Stoghton  and  Margaret  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies, 
William  and  Robert  sons  of  Roland,  and  Elizabeth  daughter  of  Roland  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies,  and  the  right  heirs  of  Roland. 

613.  Eas.     John  atte  Gardyn  of  Bradewell  by  Tillyngham  and  Joan  his  wife, 
pi.     John  Dunnyng  of  Bradewell  by  Tillyngham  the  elder  and  Almaric  Comyng, 
def.     5  messuages,   180  acres  of  land,  i^  acres  of  meadow,  30  acres  of  marsh 
and  i6d.  rent  in  Bradewell  by  Tillyngham,  Wodeham  Mortymer  and  the  town  of 
St.  Laurence.     PI.   to   hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,   with  successive 
remainders  to  John  the  elder  son  of  John  atte  Gardyn  and  Edmund  his  brother 
and  John  his  younger  brother  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies,  and  the  right  heirs  of 
John  atte  Gardyn. 

614.  Quin.  of  Hil.  and  Eas.     Alice  late  the  wife  of  Thomas  Thomas,  pi.  by 
William  Cokerel.     Walter  de  Redeswell  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage, 
37  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  wood  and  4^.  rent  in  Fordham  and  Aldham      PI.  to 
hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  William  her  son  for  life  and 
her  right  heirs.     Cons.  40  marks. 

615.  Eas.     Walter  Grapynel,  parson  of  the  church  of  Berkyng  Chapel,  and 
Richard  Haveryng,  '  chivaler,'  pi.  by  Geoffrey  Baudewyn  in  place  of  Richard. 
Edmund  son  of  Adam  le  fitz  Simond,  '  chivaler,'  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.    6s.  8tt. 
rent  in  Great  Stanbrigg  and  the  advowson  of  a  fourth  part  of  the  church  of  the 
same  town.     Walter  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Richard 
and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

616.  Eas.     Richard  de  Santone,  pi.      John  Welbyloved  and  Joan  his  wife, 
def.     2  messuages  and  7  acres  of  land  in  Prytewell  and  Shopelonde.     PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

617.  Eas.     John  de  Appelford  of  Chaldewell  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.     John 
Shepgrom  of  Little  Thurrok  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     12  acres  of  land  in 
Orsathe.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

E 


66  FKKT    OP    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1343 

618  Has      Ranulph  de  la  March  of  la  Redebrok  and  Maud   his  wife   and 
Katharine  and  Cecily'their  daughters,  pi.  by  John  Kempe.  guardian  of  Katharine 
and  Cecily     Robert  le  Peyntour  of  Halstede.  clef,    i  messuage,  7  acres  of  land  and 
iSd.  rent  in  Halstede.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Katharine  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

619  Trin.     John  Michel  of  Tendryng  and  Constance  his  wife,  pi.     William 
Annays  of  Coppedok   and    William    de    Hullenewode   of    Tendryng,   def.      2 
messuages.  220  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow,  i  acre  of  wood,  7  acres  of  alder 
and  35.  rent  in  Tendryng  and  Great  Ocle.     PI.  to  hold  the  said  tenements  and 
rent  with  the  homages  and  services  of  William  atte  Crosse,  John  Wilmyn,  John 
Ragmer,  Thomas  atte  Steghel  and  Richard  le  Bret  of  Tendryng  and  their  heirs 
from  their  tenements  in  the  said  town  of  Tendryng  for  their  lives  of  the  chief 
lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Roger  son  of  John  Michel  the  younger  and 
William  son  of  John  Michel  the  elder,  the  heirs  male  of  the  body  of  Roger  and 
the  heirs  of  the  body  of  William,  Joan  sister  of  William  and  the  heirs  of  her 
body  and  the  right  heirs  of  John  Michel. 

620.  Trin  ,  16  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,  17  Edward  III.      John  de  Haukwode 
the  elder  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  de  Oxenhey  in  her  place.     Richard 
Bertelmeu  of  Glemesford  and  Ellen  his  wife,  and  John  de  Ultyngg  and  Rose  his 
wife.  def.     i  messuage,  44  acres  of  land,  3  j  acres  of  meadow,  6    acres  of  pasture, 
75.  6d.  rent  and  a  moiety  of  a  third  part  of  i  messuage  in  Hengham  Sibille      PI. 
and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  32  acres  of  land,  2|  acres  of  meadow,  i£  acres  of 
pasture  and  35.  8d.  rent  of  the  chief  lords.     Def.  quitclaimed  i6d.  rent  to  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  John.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  the  re- 
mainder of  the  messuage,  4  acres  of  land  and  4  acres  of  pasture  which  John  le 
Beste  and  Lucy  his  wife  hold  for  her  life,  and  of  8  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow, 
i  acre  of  pasture,  zs.  6d.  rent  and  the  moiety  which  the  same  John  and  Lucy 
hold  in  dower.     Cons.  100  marks. 

621.  Trin.     Edward  de  Wodeham  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     Margaret  daughter 
of  Henry  Gyney  of  Little  Shobury,  def.     i  messuage  and  g  acres  of  land  in  Little 
Shobury.    Def.  to  hold  for  her  life  of  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Edward,  rendering  nd. 
yearly  at  Easter  and  doing  to  the  chief  lords  all  services,  with  successive  re- 
mainders to  Joan  and  Margaret  daughters  of  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and 
reversion  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Edward. 

622.  Eas.  and  Trin.    William  Pykot  of  Patiswyk  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.    John 
son  of  William   de  Langedone  and  John  de  Langedone,  def.     The  manor  of 
Langedone.      John  son  of  William  to  hold  for  his  life  of  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
William,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  remainder  to  John  de  Langedone  and  Joan 
his  wife  for  life  and  reversion  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William. 

1344. 

623  Oct  of  Hil.     Richard  de  Enefeld  and  Emma  his  wife,  pi.  by  Richard  de 
Fifhide  in  her  place.     John  Baud,  '  clerk,'  def.     i  messuage,  2carucatesof  land, 
20  acres  of  meadow,   10  acres  of   pasture  and   61    rent   in    High   Laufare   and 
Macchyng.     PI.  and  the  heirs  male  of  the  body  of  Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Richard. 

1343. 

624  Trin.     John  de  Thorp  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.     Simon  de  Lose  and  Alice 
his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Chelmersford.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
John  to  hold  of  def.  for  the  life  of  Alice  wife  of  Simon,  rendering  i  rose  at  Mid- 
summer in  each  of  the  first  16  years  and  afterwards  5  marks  yearly,  in  moieties 
at  Easter  and  Michaelmas,  and  doing  to  the  chief  lords  all  services,  with  reversion 
lo  the  heirs  of  Alice  wife  of  Simon      Cons  10  marks. 

625.  Trin.  John  son  of  Nicholas  de  Stebbyngg  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  by 
hichanl  dr  Fifhide.  John  Veise  and  Henry  Shimplingg,  def.  i  messuage, 
100  acreRof  land,  7  acres  of  meadow,  5  acres  of  pasture  and  los.  rent  in  Stebbyngg. 
I'l.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 


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626.  Trin.     John  son  of  John  Leuegor  of  Great  Waltham.  chaplain,  pi.  John 
son  of  John  le  Wrighte  ot  Great  Waltham  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     3^  acres  of 
land  and  2s.  rent  in  Great  Waltham.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords 
Cons.  10  marks. 

627.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Reynald  le  Walshe  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi.     Roger 
de    Hechyndene,    parson    of    Theydon    atte    Monte,    and    Hugh    le    Pet,    def. 
i  messuage  and  5  acres  of  land  in  Theydon  atte  Monte.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
Reynald  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords      Cons.  2O/. 

628.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Walter  del  Hay,  pi.     William  Auncel  and  Alice  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage.  40  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  4  acres  of  pasture  and  i 
acre  of  wood  in  Poulisbeuchamp.       PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  40  marks. 

629.  Trin.     William  Sayher  of  Copford,  pi.     John  Fauceloun  of  Terlyngge 
and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.       i  messuage.  140  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  50 
acres  of  marsh  and  i6s.  8d.  rent  in  Lachyndon  and  Stanbregge.    PI.  and  his  heirs 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  40  marks. 

630.  Eas.  and  Trin.    Thomas  de  Barntone  and  Thomas  de  Maryns  of  London, 
pi.     Anselm  de  Quabrigge  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  270  acres  of 
land,  10  acres  of  meadow  and  505.  rent  in  Estlee,  Westlee,  Coryngham,  Vange, 
Fobbyngge,  Burstede,  Langedon  and  Est  Thorndon.     Def.  and  the  heirs  of  Joan 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

631.  Eas.  and  Trin.     William  Pycot  of  Pateswyk,  pi.     Ancelm  de  Quabrigg 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     15  acres  of  land  in  Estthorndon.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

632.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John  de  Bedeford  of  London,  '  peliter,'  pi.     Peter  de 
Stanes  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     4  messuages,  6  acres  of  land  and  zid.  rent  in 
Westhamme.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

633.  Oct.  of  Hil.,  16  Edward  III  ,  and  Trin.,  17  Edward  III.     John  Fermer 
of  Foxherde,  pi.     Robert  de  Scardeburgh,  'chivaler,'  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def. 
The  manor  of  Bromdon  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor.     Def. 
quitclaimed  whatever  they  held  in  the  same  for  life  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons. 
40  marks. 

634.  Trin.     John  Brythtrych  of  Wyrmundeford,  pi.       Robert  atte  Forde  of 
Colchester  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Colchester.     PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  loos. 

635.  Eas.  and  Trin.      John  de  Boweles  of  Westhanyngfeld,  pi.     Simon  de 
Shaldeford  of  London,  '  plommer,'  and  A«nes  his  wife,  def.     5  acres  of  land  and 
i  messuage  except  a  ninth  part  of  it  in  Westhanyngfeld.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

636.  Trin.     William  Prat  of  Westhanyngfeld,  pi.     William  Scot  of  Gynge- 
hospital  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def      5  acres  of  land  and  a  tenth  part  of  i  messuage 
in  Westhanyngfeld.    PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.    Cons.  10  marks. 

637.  Trin.  John  de  Wanton  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  de  Depeden 
in  her  place       Robert  de  Pynkeney  of  Wymbysh  and   Elizabeth  his  wife,  def. 
125.  6d.  rent  in  Wymbysh.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  re- 
mainder to  Richard  son  of  John  and  the  heirs  male  of  his  body  and  the  right  heirs 
of  John.     Cons.  10  marks. 

638.  Mich.     John  de  Wauton,  'chivaler,'  and  Elizabeth  his  wife  and  John 
their  elder  son,  pi.  by  John  de  Depeden  in  place  of  Elizabeth  ami  by  the  same 
as  guardian  of  John  the  son.     Thomas  de  Preston,  vicar  of  Reydon,  John  de 
Alston,  '  clerk,'  and  Avice  his  wife,  def.     19  acres  of  land  in  Great  Perndon      PI. 
and  the  heirs  of  John  the  son  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

639.  Mich.     Adam  Broun  of  Wade  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.     Adam  le  Cartere 
of  North  Wokyndon  and  Juliana  his  wife.   def.     21   acres  3   roods  of  land  in 
Wokyndon  episcopi.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive 
remainders  to  William  their  son  and  Richard  his  brother  and  the  heirs  of  their 
bodies  and  John  brother  of  Richard  and  his  heirs. 


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1343. 

640.  Eas.  and  Mich.     James  Tyrel  the  younger  and  Katharine  his  wife,  pi. 
Adam  atte  Shoppe  of  Westtillebury  and  Margaret  his  wife  and  Godith  late  the  wife 
of  Richard  Unywand  of  Bartlesden,  def.     i  messuage,  70  acres  of  land  and  i£ 
acres  of  meadow  in  Leyndon  and  Estlee  which  Ancelm  de  Quabrigg  of  Leyndon 
and  Joan  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  James  to  hold  the  re- 
mainder of  the  chief  lords.     Cons   100  marks.     This  agreement  was  made  in  the 
presence  of  Ancelm  and  Joan,  and  they  did  fealty. 

641.  Trin.  and  Mich.     William  Streyt  of  Coggeshale,  pi.     John  son  of  Henry 
le  Bakere  of  Coggeshale  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Coggeshale.    PI. 
and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

642.  Mich.     PeterdeWhytercthyng.chaplain.pl.     Thomas  Hende  and  Joan 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  3  roods  of  land  in  Herlawe.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons  2ol. 

643  Mich.  Roger  son  of  Nicholas  Hamund  of  Wodeham  Water,  pi.  Richard: 
Coleman  and  Sibil  his  wife,  def.  A  moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Great  Maldon.  PI. 
and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  Cons  loos. 

644.  Mich.     John  le  Cok  of  Orsete  and  Fina  his  wife,  pi.     John  Heved  of 
Orsete  and  Sabina  his  wife,  def.     3  acres  of  land  in  Orsete.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

645.  Mich.     Simon  Edulf  of  Gynge  Rauf  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.  by  John 
Dars    in    her    place.       William    Saleman    of   Hoton   and   Joan    his    wife,    def. 
i  messuage  and  6  acres  of  land  in  Gynge  Rauf.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Simon  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

646.  Mich.     William  son  of  Robert  de  Rokeswell  and  Cristina  his  wife,  and 
Robert  their  son,  pi.  by  William  Cokerel  in  her  place  and  as  guardian  of  Robert. 
John  son  of  Alexander  de  Munteny  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  100- 
acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow  and  6  acres  of  pasture  in  Writele,  Rokeswell 
and  la  Newelond.      Def  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  100- 
marks. 

647.  Eas.  and  Mich.     Simon  Maynard  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  by  Gilbert  de 
Berdefeld  in  her  place.     Ralph  son  of  William  Campioun  and  Margaret  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage,  7  acres  of  land  2  acres  of  meadow  in  Little  Sampford.     PI. 
and  the  heirs  of  Simon  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

648.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John  son  of  John  le  Wrighte  of  Great  Waltham  and 
Alice  his  wife,  pi.    John  son  of  Roger  le  Clerk  of  Great  WTaltham.  def.    i  messuage, 
i  garden  and  n  acres  of  land  in  Great  Waltham,  def.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

649.  Mich.     Nicholas  de  Kynewarton  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.     Thomas  de 
Neuport  Paynel,  chaplain,  def.     i  messuage,  80  acres  of  land,  14  acres  of  pasture 
and  12$.  rent  in  Laufare  Magdaleyne  and  High  Laufare.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
Nicholas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

650.  Mich.    Walter  de  Fynchynfeld,  pi.   Thomas  son  of  Walter  de  Mandevill, 
def     8  messuages,  500  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture,  30- 
acres  of  wood  and  5  marks  rent  in  Moese,  Beaumond,  Great  Oclee  and  Rameseye. 
Def  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons   100  marks.     Endorsed:  Agnes  late 
the  wife  of  Walter  Maundevill  puts  in  her  claim. 

651.  Mich.,  16  Kdward  III.,  and  quin.  of  Hil.,  17  Edward  III.     John  de 
Burnham  and  Anne  his  wife,  pi.  by  William  Cokerel  in  her  place.     John  de 
Kyrketon  and  William  Sayer  of  Great  Briche,  def.     9  messuages,  450  acres  of 
land.  18  acres  of  meadow,  72  acres  of  wood,  8  acres  of  marsh,  70  acres  of  heath 
and  2is.  Xd  rent  in  Chicche  Rydel,  Wylegh,  Ardelegh,  Great  Bromlegh,  Frynton, 
(ireat  Claketon,  Little  Claketon,  Kyrkeby  and  Great  Oclee.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
their  bodies  to  hold  6  messuages,  320  acres  of  land,  15  acres  of  meadow,  42  acres 
of  wood,  the  marsh,  42  acres  of  heath  and  135.  Sd.  rent  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also 
the  remainder  of  3  messuages,  130  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  30  acres  of 
wood,  28  acres  of  heath  and  8s.  rent  which  Geoffrey  de  Ruyly  and  Eleanor  his 
wife  hold  in  dower,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John  de  Burnham. 


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652.  Quin.  of  Hil.    WilliamJurdonofLittleWaltham.pl.    Thomas  Duraunt 
of  Borham  and  Ellen  his  wife.  def.     4  acres  of  land  in  Terlyngge.     PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

653.  Mich.,  16  Edward  III.,  and  quin.  of  Hil.,  17  Edward  III.    JohndeLecch 
and    Robert   de  Leech,  pi.      Nicholas   le    Heyward    and    Agnes   his    wife,   def. 
i  messuage,  10  acres  of  land  and  T  rood  of  meadow  in  Belchamp  Otten  (Bella 
•Campo  Otonis).     Fl.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  ao/. 

654.  Quin.  of  Hil.      John  atte  Berwes  of   Rocheford,  pi.     John  Symme  of 
Samford  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages  and  18  acres  of  land  in  Hakewell. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

655.  Oct.  of  Pur.     John  Waleys  of  Great  Waltham  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi. 
Michael  le  Palmere  of  Great  Waltham,  def.     48  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow, 
40  acres  of  pasture,  4  acres  of  wood  and  i6s  rent  in  Great  Waltham.     PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

656.  Oct.   of  Pur.     Thomas  Pake  of  Aldham,   clerk,    pi.     John    Glasne  of 
Stystede  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     10  acres  of  land  in  Bradewelle.     PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords      Cons.  20  marks. 


18   EDWARD   III. 


1314.  COUNTY  OF   ESSEX. 

657.  Morrow  of  Pur.     The  abbot  of  Waleden,  pi.     William  de  Bohun,  earl  of 
Northampton,  and    Elizabeth    his    wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Bereden  and   the 
advowson  of  the  priory  of  Bereden      PI.  and  his  successors  and  church  of  St. 
Mary,  Waleden,  to  hold  the  advowson  of  the  King  and  his  heirs  in  frank  almoin, 
and  also  the  remainder  of  the  manor,  which  Cristina  late  the  wife  of  Robert  de 
Rocheford  holds  in  dower.     And  for  this  pi.  received  def.  in  all  benefits  and 
orisons  in  his  church.     This  agreement  was  made  by  precept  of  the  King. 

658.  Eas.,  17  Edward  III  ,  and  quin.  of  Hil.,  18  Edward  III.     Robert  de 
Burghchier,  '  chivaler,'  and  Robert  cle  Teye,  pi.     Richard  atte  Mad  of  Warle 
Semels,  def.     i  messuage,  2i£  acres  of  land  and  8|  acres  of  meadow  in  Warle 
Semels.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  de  Burghchier  to  hold  two  acres  of  the 
chief  lords,  and  also  the  remainder  of  the  messuage,  19.^  acres  of  land  and  the 
meadow  which  John  Engeland  holds  for  life.     Cons.  40  marks.     This  agreement 
was  made  in  the  presence  of  John,  and  he  did  fealty. 

659.  Mich.,  17  Edward  IIL,  and  quin.  of  Hil.,  18  Edward  III.     John  elder 
son  of  Geoffrey  le  Porter  of  Borham  and  Alice  his  wife  and  Robert  their  son,  pi. 
William  atte  Thourne  of  Kirkeby  and  John  le  Porter  of  Borham  the  younger,  def. 
2  messuages  and  12  acres  of  land  in  Chelmersford,  Spryngefeld  and  Moulsham. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder 
to  the  right  heirs  of  Alice. 

660.  Same  dates.     William  Alfrych  of  Shenefeld  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi. 
Michael  de  Panton,  chaplain,  and  Selvana  de  Alvythelee,  def.     i  messuage,  60 
acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow  and  2  acres  of  wood  in  Shenefeld.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs 
of  William. 

661.  Same  dates.     Robert  de  Chaucumbe  of  Northburgh,  clerk,  pi.     Peter 
Perepount  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  180  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of 
meadow,  18  acres  of  pasture,   20  acres  of  wood  and  55.  rent  in  Gestingthorp, 
Belcham  William,  Great  Mapiltrestede,  Little  Mapiltrestede  and  Belcham  Otonis. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

662.  Eas.,    17  Edward   III.,  and   quin.   of   Hil.,    18  Edward   III.      Richard 
Woderoue,    pi.      John   elder  son    of   Thomas    le   Heyward   of    Kyrkeby,    def. 
i    messuage,    50   acres   of   land    and    15^.   rent    in    Great    Okie,   which    Adam 
Condeuayn  and  Thomas  de  Damswell  hold  for  a  term  of  three  years.     PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords      And  for  this  pi.  granted  that 
he  and  his  heirs  will  render  205.  yearly  to  def.  for  life  after  the  said  term,  in 
moieties  at  Easter  and  Michaelmas,  with  power  of  distraint. 


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1344. 

663.  Oct.  of  Pur.     William   Morice  and  Thomas  le  Spencer,  pi.     John  le 
Spencer  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  120  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow 
and  los.  rent  in  Little  Laufare.  High  Laufare  and  Macchyng.     PI.  and  the  heirs 
of  Thomas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

664.  Oct.  of  Pur.     Walter  le  Webbe  of  Salcoteverly,  pi.     Roger  de  Stratford 
of  Coggeshale  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  45  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of 
marsh  and  25  rent  in  Salcoteverly,  Great  Wyggeberwe  and  Little  Wyggeberwe. 

:iiitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

665.  Oct.  of  Pur.     William  de  Bohun,  earl  of  Northampton,  and  Elizabeth 
his  wife,  pi.     Henry  Gernet  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  the  manor  of 
Rothyng  St.  Margaret  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  Rothyng  St.  Margaret. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  the  earl  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

666.*  Mich.  RobertdeBolytonofUggele.pl.  Walter  Kemp,  vicar  of  Uggele, 
def.  2  parts  of  i  messuage,  134  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow  and  175.  4^. 
rent  in  Uggele,  Berdene.  Stanstede,  Manweden  and  Farnham.  PI.  to  hold  for 
life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Richard  his  son  and  Alice 
his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies,  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  Richard,  William 
brother  of  Richard,  Simon  his  brother  and  Katharine  his  sister  and  the  heirs  of 
their  bodies,  and  the  right  heirs  of  pi. 

667.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Robert  de  Burghch',  knight,  pi.  by  William  Cokerell. 
Robert  Baude  of  Maldone  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     5  messuages,  50  acres  of 
land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  15  acres  of  wood  and  135.  rent  in  Maldone,  Terlingge, 
Borham.  Fayrsted  and  White  Nottele.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  4  messuages, 
33  acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  wood,  125.  rent,  2  parts  of  i  messuage  and  £  acre  of 
meadow  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  remainder  of  17  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of 
wood.  i2d.  rent,  a  third  part  of  i  messuage  and  §  acre  of  meadow  which  John  de 
Holton  and  Margaret  his  wife  hold  in  dower,  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Nottele 
which  Nicholas  de  Litelbury  holds  for  life.     Cons.  lool. 

668.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John  son  of  William  Pycot  of  Great   Salyngge  and 
Katharine  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  de  Oxenheye  in  her  place.     Adam  de  Branktre, 
parson  of  Lullingstone,  def.     i  messuage,  280  acres  of  land.  18  acres  of  meadow, 
24  acres  of  pasture,  24  acres  of  wood,  45.  rent  and  a  rent  of  lib.  of  cumin  in  Great 
Salyngge,  Little  Salyngge,  Shaldeford  and  Little  Reynes.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  King  and  his  heirs,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs 
of  John.     This  agreement  was  made  by  precept  of  the  King. 

669.  Mich.     Robert  de  Burghch,'  knight,  pi.     John  son  of  John  Baghare  of 
Heverynglond  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  toft,  60  acres  of  land, 
5  acres  of  meadow,  5  acres  of  pasture,  3  acres  of  wood,  125.  rent  and  a  rent  of  2 
capons  in  Waledene,  which  Thomas  Wyth  of  Cambridge  holds  for  life.     PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.    Cons.  100  marks.    This  agree- 
ment was  made  in  the  presence  of  Thomas,  and  he  acknowledged  that  he  had 
nothing  in  the  tenements  except  for  life  and  rendered  them  to  pi. 

670.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John  atte  More  of  Little  Totham,  pi      Richard  Male- 
grave  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     205.  rent  in  Little  Totham.     Def.  quitclaimed 
16$.  \d.  rent  to  pi.  and  his  heirs,  and  also  granted  to  them  35.  ii\d.  rent  with  the 
homages  and  services  of  John  de  Hevenyngham,  '  chivaler.'  Henry  de  Staunton, 
William  de  Totham.  John  son  of  Thomas  de  Totham,  and  John  Evenot  and  their 
heirs  from  their  tenements  in  the  said  town,  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
20  marks 

671.  Mich.     Hugh  Soyer  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi.     Adam  atte  Brok  and 
Margaret  his  wife.  def.     i  messuage  and  5  acres  of  land  in  Westillebury.     11. 
and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the 
right  heiri  of  Hugh.     Cons.  10  marks. 

672.  Mich      John  de  Benyngton,  pi.     Andrew  de  Sechford  of  London  and 
Margery  his  wife,  def     .1   messuage  in  Chelmersford.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  his 
body  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  John  his  son  and  the  heirs  of 
bis  body  and  the  right  heirs  of  pi.     Cons.  1005. 


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673.  Trin.  and  Mich.  John  son  of  Ralph  de  Berkyng,  citizen  and  shoe- 
maker (fiili^arius)  of  London,  pi.  John  Grig^u.  skinner,  of  London,  and  Juliana 
his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  in  Berkyng.  PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

674  Eas.  and  Mich.  Thomas  de  Maundeville,  knight,  pi.  John  son  of  John 
de  Ultyngge.  def.  i  messuage,  130  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  16  acres  of 
pasture  and  4  acres  of  wood  in  Stysted  which  Walter  de  Stisted  holds  for  life. 
PI.  to  hold  the  remainder  for  his  life  of  def.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc., 
with  reversion  to  def.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  40  marks.  Endorsed :  Robert  Videlu 
and  Sarah  his  wife,  late  the  wife  of  John  son  of  Thomas  de  Ultyng,  puts  in  her 
claim. 

675.  Mich.     William  de  Melchebourn  and  Dervergolda  his  wife,  pi.     Peter 
de  Pakenham  and  Iseult  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  160  acres  of  land,  12  acres 
of  meadow,  2  acres  of  wood  and  ys.  rent  in  Chiggewell      PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their 
bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  William. 

676.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Alan  son  of  Roger  de  Upgate  of  Brom  and  Margery 
his  wife,  pi.    John  Goldyng  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Mulsham. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Alan  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  xoos. 

677  Trin.  and  Mich.  William  le  Yonge  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  de 
Solihull  in  her  place.  Thomas  le  Heldere  and  Juliana  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage 
in  Chygewell.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons  loos. 

678.  Mich.     Simon  le  Deghere  and  Cristina  his  wife,  pi.     Simon  Broun  of 
Langeton  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     18  acres  of  land  in  South welde.     P'l.  and 
the  heirs  of  Simon  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  2ol. 

679.  Mich.     John  Morel  of  Matchyngg,  pi.     John  de  Bynneye  and  Alice  his 
wife,  def.     5  acres  of  land  in  Pretewell.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

680.  Mich.     John  de  Berners  and  Katharine  his  wife,  pi.     Hugh  Serle  and 
Alice  his  wife,  def.      i  messuage,  40  acres  of  land  and  6  acres  of  meadow  in 
Theyden  Gernoun.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Katharine.     Cons. 
40  marks 

681.  Mich.     Lettice  late  the  wife  of  John  Prat  of  Little  Reynes.pl.    William 
de  Russhebrok  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     7  acres  of  land  in  Little  Reynes.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  her  heirs      Cons    10  marks. 

682.  Mich.     Stephen  Moryce,  pi.      John  le  Coke  of  Maneweden  and  Cristina 
his  wife,  def.     i   messuage,  30  acres  of  land   and  i  acre  of  wood  in  Theydene 
Boys.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  2o/. 

683.  Mich.     Ralph   de    Middilton   and    John   de    Hamsted    of   Plesset',    pi. 
Robert  son  of  William  de  Lamborn  of  Chegenhale  Trenchefoyl,  def      12  acres  of 
land  in  Masshebery.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Ralph.     Cons.  10 
marks. 

684.  Mich.     John  le  Longe  and  Denise  his  wife,  pi.     Maurice  Beryman  of 
Esthamme  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     4  acres  of  land  in  Esthamme.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

685.  Mich.    JohnleBakereofWesthurrok.pl.    John  le  Whiteherde  and  Anne 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Westhurrok.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  loos. 

686.  Eas.     Roger  '  in  the  Hale  '  the  elder  and  Allies  his  wife,  pi.  by  William 
Mori/:.     Roger  Aylmar  of  Elsenham,  def.     i  messuage,  60  acres  of  land,  3  acres 
i£  roods  of  meadow  and  6  acres  of  pasture  in  Elsenham  and  Plecheden.     PI.  to 
hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Roger  son  of 
Roger  and  Agnes,  Agnes,  Sarah  and  Alice  his  sisters  and  the  heirs  male  of  their 
bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  Roger  '  in  the  Hale.'     Cons.  40  marks. 


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687.  Eas.    John  elder  son  of  Gilbert  de  Haukwode  and  Margery  his  wife  and 
John  their  son  and  John  Munne  the  elder,  pi.  by  William  Cokerel  in  place  of 
Margery  and  John  Munne  and  the  same  William  as  guardian  of  John  the  son 
John  Galant,  vicar  of  Gosfeld,  and  John  Calch,  def      4  messuages,  160  acres  of 
land,  8  acres  of  meadow,  40  acres  of  pasture,  3  acres  of  wood  and  32*.  rent  in 
Gosfeld,  Hengham  Sibille  and  Bockyngge.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  son  of 
Gilbert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

688.  Eas.,  17  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  18  Edward  III.     Thomas  Bastard  and 
John   Bole  of  Neuport,   pi.   by  John  de  Neuport  in  place  of  Thomas.     Hervy 
Bogeys  of  \Valeden,  def.     i  messuage,  i  mill,  40  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow, 
2  acres  of  pasture  and  155.  rent  in  Little  Wenden,  Great  Wenden,  Arkesden  and 
Shortegrave,  which  Amy  late  the  wife  of  Richard  de  Wenden  holds  for  life.     PI. 
and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.    Cons.  100  marks. 

689.  Eas.    William  Davy  of  Esthorp  and  Cristina  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Paries 
in    her   place.      Nicholas   le   Northerne   of    Ipswich   and   Joan   his    wife,    def. 
i  messuage  in  Colecestre.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  William. 

690.  Eas.,  12  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  18  Edward  III.     Hugh  son  of  John  de 
Chaunceaux  and  Eleanor  his  wife,  pi.     John,  parson  of  Boscombe,  and  Sewal. 
vicar  of  Canewedon,  def.     The  manor  of  Canewedon  and  3  messuages,  522  acres 
of  land.  20  acres  of  meadow,  30  acres  of  pasture,  6  acres  of  wood  and  *jl.  35.  rent 
in  Podezethe,  Rocheford,  Wakeryng,  Hockele   and  Pakelesham.     PI    and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  the  manor  of  the  King  and  his  heirs  as  of  the  honour 
of  Reylegh  and  the  other  tenements  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the 
right  heirs  of  Hugh.     This  agreement,  so  far  as  concerns  the  manor,  was  made 
by  precept  of  the  King. 

691.  Eas      John  son  of  Nicholas  de  Baryngton,  pi.     Nicholas  de  Baryngton, 
def.     21  messuages,  2  carucates  and  40  acres  of  land,  30  acres  i  rood  of  meadow, 
16  acres  of  pasture.  22  acres  of  wood  and  6s.  $d.  rent  in  Chigewell.     Def.  to  hold 
for  his  life  of  pi   and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs. 

692.  Eas.     Walter  Crocheman  and  Master  William  Warde  of  Trumpeton,  pi. 
William  Crocheman,  'chivaler,'  and  Egidia  his  wife,  def.     20  messuages,  1170 
acres  of  land,  60  acres  of  meadow,  no  acres  of  pasture,  46  acres  of  wood,  ql.  rent 
and  a  rent  of  2  capons  in  Great  Sampford,  Little  Sampford,  Great  Radewvnter, 
Little  Radewynter,  Fynchyngfeld,  Asshedon,  Berkelowe,  Bumpsted  Helyoun  and 
Hempsted  by  Radewynter      Def.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  William  Crocheman. 

693.  Eas.     John  de  Moveroun  the  elder,  pi.     Henry  de  Merk  and  Isabel  his 
wife,  def.     80  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow,  80  acres  of  marsh,  2s.  lod.  rent 
and  a  third  part  of  i  messuage  in  Brightlyngeseye,  Thuryton,  Great  Bromlegh 
and  Fratyng.     Def.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  pi.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose, 
etc.,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 

694.  Eas.     Master  Clement  de  Romburgh,  John  de  Asshen,  Adam  Eyrdale, 
John  Chaumberleyn  of  Sabrychesworth  and  Richard  de  Woderoue,  pi.  by  John 
Paries  in  place  of  Adam,  John  Chaumberleyn  and  Richard      Ralph  de  Merk  of 
Little  Berdefelde  and  Florence  his  wife.  def.     The  manor  of  Little  Berdefelde 
and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Clement  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

695.  Eas   and  Trin.    John  Loy  of  Halstede  and  Cristina  his  wife  and  Richard 
his  son,  pi.   by    Richard  Cokerel.  guardian  of  Richard.     John  le  Peyntour  of 
Brokeshevcd  and  Cristiana  his  wife,  def      13  acres  of  land  and  +d  rent  in  Fayr- 
tted      PI   and  the  heirs  <>f   the  body  of  Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
successive  remainders  t<.  Margaret  daughter  and  )<>hn  son  of  John  Lo}  ami  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  John  Loy.     Cons.  20  mark-. 


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1344. 

696.  Trin.    Hugh  Fitz  Simond,  'chivaler,'  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.  by  John 
•de  Depeden  in  her  place.     John  de  Hatfeld,  def.     The  manor  of  Lyston  and  the 
advowson  of  a  moiety  of  the  church  of  Lyston.     PI.  and  the  heirs  male  of  their 
bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Thomas  son  of  Hugh  and  the 
heirs  of  his  body  and  the  right  heirs  of  Hugh. 

697.  Eas.   and    Trin.      Thomas  de  Bolemere,  chaplain,  pi.      John  Loy   of 
Halsted   and   Cristina  his  wife,  def.     4   messuages,  80  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of 
meadow,  2  acres  of  pasture,  3  acres  of  wood  and  55.  rent  in  Terlyngge,  Fayrsted 
.and  Borham.     Def.  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  successive  remainders  to  Richard  son,  Margaret  daughter  and  John  son  of 
John  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  John  Loy. 

698.  Trin.     Roger  atte  Ponde  of  Claketon  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.  by  John 
Paries  in  her  place.     John  Apert  of  London,  '  armurer,'  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  49  acres  of  land,  3^  acres  of  meadow,  8  acres  of  pasture  and  6d.  rent 
,in  Great  Claketon.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder 
to  John  son  of  Roger  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  and  the  right  heirs  of  Roger. 
Endorsed  :  John  Chesteyne  of  Claketon  puts  in  his  claim. 

699.  Trin.     John  de  Haudlo,  '  chivaler,'  pi.  by  Thomas  de  Tochevvyk.     John 
Morkyn  of  Fifhide  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     100  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow, 
•6  acres  of  pasture,   3  acres  of  wood,  8s  rent  and  a  third  part  of  i  messuage  in 
Little  Waltham.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

700.  Trin.     Henry  Gernet  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  by  William  de  Norwyco  in 
her  place.     William  Gernet,  def.     The  manor  of  Weynton  and  i  messuage,  180 
acres  of  land,  30  acres  of  pasture  and   135    qd.  rent  in  Alvythele.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs 
•of  Henry. 

701.  Quin.  of  Hil.  and  Trin.     Robert  de  Brisyngham,  pi.     William  son  of 
Ralph  de  Poley  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  garden  and  2  acres  of 
land  in  Pebenersh.     PL  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords      Cons   lol. 

702.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Ralph  Ascelyn  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.    John  Gentilment 
and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     n  acres  of  land  in  Shelweboweles.    PI.  and  the  heirs 
of  Ralph  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

703.  Trin.      John  Coupere,   '  chaundelere,'   and   Ellen  his  wife,   pi.      John 
Pyckebothe  and  Ellen  his  wife,  def.     2  acres  i  rood  of  land  in  Berkyngg.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Coupere.     Cons.  10  marks. 

704.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John  Fermer  of  Foxherd,  'chivaler,'  pi.     John  son  of 
Robert  Fregon  of  Foxherd  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  6  acres  of 
land  in  Foxherd.      PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.      Cons.  20  marks. 

705.  Trin.     John  de  Roos,  '  chivaler,'  and  Alesia  his  wife,  pi.  by  William 
Morice  in  her  place.     John  Baud,  clerk,  and  John  de  Depeden,  def.     The  manor 
of  Radewynter.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  de  Roos  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

706  Trin.  William  de  Teye,  pi.  John  le  Heyward  and  Juliana  his  wife, 
def.  i  messuage  and  9  acres  of  land  in  Great  Bryche.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  his  heirs.  Cons.  20  marks. 

707.  Trin.     John  de  Pulteneye,  '  chivaler,'  pi      John  son  of  Richard  Bat  of 
•Grenwych  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     9  acres  of  land  in  Esthamme.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

708.  Trin.     Walter  son  of  John  Chervylle  of  Westhanyngfeld,  pi.     William 
de  Sutton  of  London  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     24  acres  of  land,  13^.  rent  and  a 
third  part  of  two  parts  of  i  messuage  in  Westhanyngfeld.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  40  marks. 

1345. 

709.  Oct.  of  Hil.     William  de  Melchebourne  and  Dervergolda  his  wife,  pi. 
William  de  Sheldon,  def.     i  messuage,  i  carucate  of  land,  22  acres  of  meadow, 
10  acres  of  pasture  and  55.  rent  in  Chykwell  and  Berkyii!^.      PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with   remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of 
William  de  Melchebourne. 


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1345. 

710  Mich  and  Oct.  of  Hil.  JohnleMareschalofNorthvvelde.pl.  John  de 
Totenham,  •  chaundeler.'  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  40  acres  of  land 
and  4  acres  of  meadow  in  Northwelde.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  40  marks. 

18M.  DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

334.  Trin.  Thomas  de  Bello  Campo,  earl  of  Warwick,  and  Guy  his  son,  pi. 
John  de  Melbourn  and  Roger  de  Ledebury,  clerks,  def  The  castle  of  Warrewyk 
and  the  manors  of  Warrewyk,  Brailles,  Claverdon,  Thoneworth,  Sutton  in 
Colefeld.  Berkeswell  and  Lytethurn,  co.  Warwick,  the  castle  of  Bernard  and  the 
manor  of  Gayneford,  co.  Northumberland,  the  castle  of  Maud  and  the  manor  of 
Elvel,  co.  Hereford,  and  the  manors  of  Flarnsted,  co.  Hertford,  Kertlyng,  co. 
Cambridge,  Welcomestowe,  co.  Essex,  and  Chiriel,  co  Wilts.  PI.  and  the  heirs 
male  of  the  body  of  Guy  to  hold  of  the  King  and  his  heirs,  with  successive 
remainders  to  Thomas  brother  of  Guy  and  Reynbrun  his  brother  and  the  heirs 
male  of  their  bodies,  the  heirs  male  of  the  body  of  the  earl,  John  de  Bello  Campo 
brother  of  the  earl  and  the  heirs  male  of  his  body,  and  the  right  heirs  of  the  earl. 
This  agreement  was  made  by  precept  of  the  King. — Warwick,  Northumberland, 
Hereford,  Hertford,  Essex,  Cambridge,  Wilts. 


19   EDWARD  III. 


1345  COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

711.  Oct.  of  Hil.,  13  Edward  III.,  and  quin.  of  Hil.,  19  Edward  III.    Richard 
de  \Yvlughby  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     Richard  son  of  Nicholas  de  Bello  Campo, 
def.     The  manor  of  Estonhalle  in  Beauchamp  William,  which  Maud  daughter 
of  Richard  '  in  the  Lane '  of  Listen  holds  for  life  with  remainder  to  Thomas  and 
William  her  sons  for  the  life  of  Thomas.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold 
the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

712.  Quin.  of  Hil.     William  Takelegh,  pi.      John   Woleward  and  Amy  his 
wife,  def    i  messuage  and  9  acres  of  land  in  Gyngemounteny.    Def.  acknowledged 
the  tenements  to  be  the  right  of  pi.  as  those  which  he  has  of  their  gift,  and  for 
this  he  granted  the  messuage  and  6  acres  of  land  to  them  to  hold  for  their  lives 
of  him  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 

713.  Oct.  of  Pur.    Stephen  de  Cantebrigg  and  Avice  his  wife,   pi.     Henry 
Gernet  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     3  acres  of  meadow  in  Great  Dunmawe.     PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  Stephen  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  loos. 

714  Mich.,  18  Edward  III.,  and  quin.  of  Hil.,  19  Edward  III.  John  le 
Graunt  of  Cristeshale,  clerk,  Richer  son  of  John  le  Graunt,  '  taillour,'  and  John 
his  brother,  pi.  William  Starlyng  of  Cristeshale  and  Maud  his  wife,  def 
;iage  and  8  acres  of  land  in  Cristeshale.  Def.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the 
chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Richer  le  Graunt,  '  taillour,'  and  John 
son  of  John  le  Graunt  of  Cristeshale  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  John  le 
<  .raunt,  '  clerk,'  and  his  heirs. 

715.  Cjuin.  of  Hil     Thomas  Botevileyn  and  Isabel  his  wife,  pi.     |ohn  Fermer, 
knight,  John  le  Hore,  parson  of  Great  Holond,  Thomas  de  Enges  and  Alexander 
Straungt?.  clef      The  manor  of  Moese  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the 
man«r.     1M.  and  the  heirs  male  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  William  de  Bohun,  earl  of  Northampton,  and  Elizabeth  his  \vite 
and  the  heirs  of  the  earl. 

716.  \lirii  .  iS  Edward  III.,  and  quin.  of  Hil..  19  Edward  III.     Richard  son 

!  ayrstede,  pi.      James  Algor  of  Great   Waltham  ami 

Margate!  his  wife.  »!«•!      i  messuage  and  3  acres  of  land  in  Terlyngg.     PI.  and 
,is  to  hold  ol  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks 


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1345. 

717.  Morrow  of  Pur.     John  son  of  Edmund  atte  Fonde  of  Claveryngg,  pi. 
John  atte  Poncle  of  Berdene,  def.     i  messuage  and  20  acres  of  land  in  Herdene 
and  Claveryn^g-     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons   2O/. 

718.  Quin.  of  Hil.    Simon  de  Chesterford  and  Juliana  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  de 
More  in  her  place.     Andrew,  vicar  of  Great  Waltham,  and   Roger  le  *  lerk  of 
Somerton,  clef,     i    messuage,   i   mill,   182  acres  of  land,   14  acres  of  meadow, 
40  acres  of  pasture,  485.  2d.  rent  and  a  rent  of  3  capons  in  Great  Waltham, 
Little  Waltham  and  Bromfeld.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Simon  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords. 

719.  Trinity      Robert  de  Rokwode  and    Margaret  his   wife,  pi.      Ralph  de 
Tendryngg  and  Margaret  his  wife  and  William  Clement  and  Alice  his  wife.  def. 
i  messuage,  140  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of  meadow.  23  acres  of  pasture,  100  acres 
of  marsh,  255.  rent  and  a  rent  of  6  hens  in  Lachyndon.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives 
of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  John  the  younger  son  of  Robert 
and  Thomas  his  brother  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of 
Robert      Cons.  40  marks. 

720.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John  Moraunt  and  Nicholaa  his  wife,  pi.  by  Richard 
Woderoue    in    her    place.      John     Marchaunt   of    St.    Osyth,    chaplain,    def. 
i  messuage,  80  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow  and  8  acres  of  alder  in  Great 
Bromleye.      PI.    to   hold   for   their   lives   of    the   chief    lords,    with   successive 
remainders  to  William  their  son  and  John  and  Geoffrey  his  brothers  and  the 
heirs  male  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  John  Moraunt. 

721.  Trin.     Thomas  Priour  and   Joan   his  wife,   pi.      Simon   de   Hormede, 
clerk,  and  Edmund  de  la  Grave,  chaplain,  def.     The  manor  of  Morel  (Morelli). 
PI.  to  hold  for  the  lite  of  Joan  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Geoffrey 
Morel  and  Thomasia  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs 
of  Geoffrey. 

722.  Mich.,  17  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,  19  Edward  III.     Thomas  Fabel  of 
Hatfeld   Peverel  and  Mary  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  de  Oxheneye  in   her  place. 
Richard  Godsalm  'chivaler,'  def.      2   messuages,   24  acres  of  land,    i    acre  of 
meadow  and  i6s.  4^.  rent  in  Hornyngdon  which  Thomas  Fox  holds  for  life.     PI. 
and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Con.  2O/. 

723.  Trin.    John  de  Huntercumbe  and  Cristina  his  wife,  pi.    Master  Thomas 
de  Trillek,  def.     The  manor  of  Wanstede,  40  acres  of  land  in  Wodeford  and  the 
advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John. 

724.  Trin.     William  de  Coulande  of  Great  Waltham  and   Mariota  his  wife 
and  John  his  son,  pi.  by  William  Cokerell  in  her   place  and  by  the  same  as 
guardian  of  John.     Richard  Asselyn  of  Great  Waltham  and  Joan  his  wife.  def. 
ii  acres  of  land  in  Great  Waltham      PI.  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  John  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  William  brother  of  John  and  the  heirs 
of  his  body  and  the  right  heirs  of  William  de  Coulande.     Cons.  20  marks. 

725.  Oct.  of  Pur  and  Trin.     Robert  son  of  Nicholas  atte  Holte  and  Cristina 
his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Kempe  in  her  place.     John  son  of  Stephen  le  Smyth  of 
Teye  Maundevill  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.    i  messuage  and  i  acre  of  land  in  Teye 
Maundevill      PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10 
marks. 

726.  Trin.     Walter  de  Ouezeye  and  Ellen  his  wife,  pi.  by  Wiliam  Cokerel  in 
her  place.     Adam,  vicar  of  St.  Laurence,  and  Robert  de  Berkhampstede   def. 
The  manor  of  Ouezeye.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  cnief 
lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Walter. 

727.  Trin.    John  de  Charneles,  clerk,  pi.    Thomas  de  la  Haye  and  Elizabeth  his 
wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Heghestre  and  4  messuages,  2  carucates  of  land  and 
405.  rent  in  Berneston,  Canoundonemowe  and  Chepyngdonemowe.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 


7g  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1345. 

728  Trin  John  son  of  John  Fort  of  Sandon,  pi.  John  Fort  of  Sandon  the 
elder  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  21  acres  of  land  and  5  acres  of 
pasture  in  Sandon.  PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  Cons.  20  marks. 

720  Trin.  John  de  Wroccestre,  pi.  John  de  Alfeton  and  A  vice  his  wife,  def. 
16  acres  of  land  in  Great  Perendon  and  Keyndon.  PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords.  Cons.  20  marks. 

730.  Trin.     John  de  Walsyngham  and  Cristina  his  wife  and  Thomas  his  son, 
pi.  by  Nicholas  de  Grymeston  in  place  of  Thomas.     John  son  of  Thomas  Hardel 
of  Raylegh  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  43  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of 
wood  and  2s.  6d.  rent  in  Thundreslegh  and  Railegh.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  iocs. 

731.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Geoffrey  Mareschal,  pi.     Stephen  Savage  and  Lucy  his 
wife,  def      i  messuage  in  Chelmersford.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  iocs. 

732.  Eas      John  Darcy  le  fitz,  'chivaler,'  pi.     Henry  Gernet,  'chivaler,'  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.     250  acres  of  land,  30  acres  of  pasture  and  135.  4^.  rent  in 
Alvythele  and  Reynham  and  two  parts  of  the  manor  of  Wenyngton.     Def.  to 
hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Thomas  de 
Charnels,  'chivaler,'  and  Maud  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  her  body,  Margaret 
sister  of  Maud  and  the  heirs  of  her  body,  and  the  right  heirs  of  Henry. 

733.  Morrow  of  Pur.  and  Eas.     John  le  Beel  of  Godythestre  and  Alice  his 
wife,  pi.     John  de  Estre,  clerk,  def.     i  messuage,  30  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of 
meadow  in  Godythestre.      Pi.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
successive  remainders  to  Hervy  their  son,  John  and  John  his  brothers  and  Agnes 
his  sister  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  John  le  Beel. 

734.  Eas.     Peter  Palmere  and  Roger  Boket,  pi.     John  Pentelowe  of  Great 
Mapeltrestede,  def.     i   messuage,  108  acres  i  rood  of  land,  i  acre  i   rood  of 
meadow  and  £  acre  of  pasture  in  Great  Mapeltrestede  and  Hydyngham  Sibill. 
PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  def.  and  his  heirs,  rendering   i    rose,  etc.,  with 
reversion  to  def.  and  his  heirs. 

735.  Oct.  of  Hil.,  18  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  19  Edward  III.     John  de  Priter- 
well  of  London  and  Sibil  his  wife,  pi.    John  atte  Made  of  Stanford,  def.    5  acres 
of  land  and  35.  <\d.  rent  in  Horndon  which  Amy  late  the  wife  of  John  atte  Made 
holds  for  life     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons  20  marks. 

736.  Eas.    John  de  Benyngton  and  Isabel  his  wife,  pi.  by  Richard  de  Fifhide 
in  her  place.     John  Mockyngg,  citizen  and  fishmonger  of  London,  and  Alice  his 
wife,  def      i  messuage,  i  mill,  70  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  3  acres  of 
pasture  and  55.  rent  in  White  Rothyngge  and  Hatfeld  Regis.     PI.  and  the  heirs 
male  of  the  body  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  his  right 
heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

737.  Morrow  of  Pur.  and  Eas.     Richard  Lacer  and  Juliana  his  wife  and 
Thomas  their  son,  pi.  by  Henry  Wykwane  in  place  of  [uliana  and  the  same  as 
guardian  of  Thomas.     John  le  Whyte  of  Hertford,  chaplain,  def.     The  manor  of 

hedene.     Richard  and  Juliana  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  Thomas  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  and  the  right  heirs  of  Richard. 

738.  Eas.     John  son   of  Alexander  de   Betoyne,    pi.  by   William    Cokerel. 
Alexander  de  Betoyne  of  Berkyngg,  def.     2  messuages,  100  acres  of  land  and 
4  acres  of  meadow  in  Wolcumstowe  and  Hegham.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  his  body 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Margaret  his  sister  and  her  heirs. 
Cons  40  marks. 

Eas.  ]ohn  de  Walsyngham  and  Cristina  his  wife  and  Thomas  his  son, 
pi.  Robert  son  of  Richard  le  Smyth  of  Strode  and  Ainu-  his  wife,  def. 
a  messuages  and  28  acres  .  ,i  l.uul  in  Reylegh.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold 
of  th«-  <  Im-f  lords.  Cons  20  marks. 


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740.  Eas.     Robert  Vydelu  and  Sarah   his  wife,   pi.     John,   vicar  of  Little 
Badewe,  def.     i  messuage,  120  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of  meadow,  16  acres  of 
pasture,  10  acres  of  wood,  200  acres  of  heath  and  405    rent  in  Little  Badewe. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

741.  Eas.     William  Wolston  and  Alice  his  wife  and  Geoffrey  her  son,  pi.  by 
Gilbert  de  Berdfeld  in  place  of  Geoffrey.    John  de  Whitele  and  Eva  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  in  Great  Berdefeld.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Geoffrey  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks 

742.  Eas.    Willzam  de  Macchyngg  of  Toleshunte  Mauger  and  John  Neveu,  pi. 
John  de  Bergholte  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  140  acres  of  land, 
4  acres  of  meadow,  34  acres  of  pasture,  60  acres  of  heath  and  45.  8d.  rent  in 
Toleshunte  Mauger,  Toleshunte  Tregoz  and  Little  Totham.     Def.  and  the  heirs 
of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of 
John  de  Bergholte. 

743.  Eas.     Thomas    de   Wauton    brother   of   William    de   Wanton,    knight 
(milttisi,  pi.     John  Lumbard  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  40  acres 
of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow  and  10  acres  of  pasture  in  Eyston  atte  Monte.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  40^. 

744.  Eas.     John  de  Frebourgh  and  Sabina  his  wife,  pi.     William    Bakere, 
clerk,  and  Richard  le  Aps,  def.     i  messuage  and  40  acres  of  land  in  Upmynstre. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Sabina  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

745.*  Trin.  and  Mich.  Joan  late  the  wife  of  William  Heyne,  pi.  Robert  de 
Berkhamstede  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  38  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of 
meadow  and  4  acres  of  wood  in  Kelleveden.  PI.  to  hold  two  parts  for  her  life  of 
def.  and  the  heirs  of  Joan,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  and  the  remainder  (also  for  her 
life)  of  the  third  part  which  Maud  late  the  wife  of  William  Brice  holds  in  dower, 
with  successive  remainders  to  Richard  son  of  William  Heyne  and  Henry  his 
brother  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies,  and  reversion  to  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Joan. 

746.  Mich.     Henry  de  Bowaldeth,  citizen  and  tailor  of  London,  and  Joan  his 
wife,  pi.     Hugh  de  Walkerne,  parson  of  Walkerne,  def.     i  messuage,  i  garden, 
6  acres  of   land  and   i|  acres  of  meadow  in   Westhamme,  which  Thomas  le 
Brewere  of  Westhamme  holds  for  life.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold 
the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Thomas  their  son 
and  Joan  and  Ermita  his  sisters  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs 
of  Henry. 

747.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Thomas  son  of  William  Gernun  of  Theydene  Gernun 
and    Lucy   daughter   of   Maud   de   Whetynton,  pi.     John  Colpepir,  def.     The 
manor  of  Theydene  Gernun  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor, 
which  Walter  Colpepir  holds  by  form  of  the  statute  until  he  has  levied  ioo/. 
before  Henry  Darcy,  now  mayor,  and  William  de  Carleton,  clerk,  appointed  for 
the  recognisance  of  debts  at  London.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold 
the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Thomas. 

748.  Mich.     William  Talemache,  '  chivaler,'  pi.     William  de  Bohun,  earl  of 
Northampton,  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Lachelee  except  two 
knights'  fees  and  the  advowson  of  the  chapel  of  the  manor.     PI.  to  hold  for. his 
life  of  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Elizabeth,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to 
def.  and  the  heirs  of  Elizabeth. 

749.  Eas.  and  Mich.      John  Chesteyn  of  Great  Claketon  and  Philippa  his 
wife,  pi.     John  Elys  of  Bernardeston,  chaplain,  and  Thomas  de  Chestr,'  def. 
i  messuage,  120  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow  and  6  acres  of  wood  in  Great 
Claketon  and  Little  Claketon.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  John  their  younger  son  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  and  the  right 
heirs  of  John  Chesteyn. 

750.  Mich.     Henry  de  Bouwaldeth,  citizen  and  tailor  of  London,  and  Joan 
his  wife,  pi.     Thomas  Brewer  of  Westhamme,  clef,     i  messuage,  6*  acres  of  land 
and  5^  acres  of  meadow  in  Westhamme.     Def.  to  hold  for  his  life  of  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  Henry,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Henry. 


yg  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1845 

"51  Mich.  John  de  Depeden  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  pi.  by  Richard  Fifhide 
in  her  place  Nicholas  de  Caldecote,  vicar  of  Welde,  def.  The  manor  of  High 
Laufare  and  i  messuage,  i  toft,  140  acres  of  land  and  2s.  rent  in  High  Laufare, 
Morton.  Depeden,  Amberden  and  Wyditon.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John. 

752.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Walter  Colpepir,  Thomas  son  of  William  Gernun  01 
Theydene   Gernun   and    Lucy   daughter   of   Maud   de   Whetynton,    pi.      John 
Colpepir,  def.     The  manor  of  Theydene  Boys.     Walter  to  hold  for  his  life  of  the 
chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Thomas  and  Lucy  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies 
and  the  right  heirs  of  Thomas.     Endorsed  :  Alice  Spinay  puts  in  her  claim. 

753.  Mich.     John   de   Bockyngg   and    Sabina   his   wife,    pi.    by    Robert   de 
Naylynghirst  in  her  place.     John  son  of  John  le  Meerk  of  Great  Reynes,  Robert 
Baude   and  Margaret   his   wife,    def.     i  messuage,  80  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of 
meadow,  12  acres  of  pasture,  4  acres  of  alder  and  245.  6d.  rent  in  Great  Reynes 
and  Bockyngg.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons   100 
marks. 

754.  Mich.    Bartholomew  de  Mokkyng  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.    Bartholomew 
Deumar  of  Stanford  in  le  Hope  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     t  messuage,  15  acres 
of  land  and  5  acres  of  meadow  in  Horndon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  Bartholomew.     Cons.  100  marks. 

755.  Oct.  of  Hil.,  18  Edward  ill.,  and  Mich.,  19  Edward  III.     Geoffrey  de 
Bares,  pi.     John   de  Godmanston,   def.     The  manor  of  Lytelbromlegh  which 
John  de  Wroxhale,  'chivaler,'  and  Alice  his  wife  hold  in  dower.     PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

756.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Philip  de  Aungre  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.     Nicholas  le 
Spicer  of  Chelmersford  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Chelmersford. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Philip  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1346. 

757.  Oct.    of   Hil.      John    Bataille    and    Katharine   his   wife,    pi.      Robert 
Shordich  and  Amy  his  wife,  def.     16  acres  of  land,  i  acre  i  rood  of  meadow, 
2  acres  of  pasture,  6s.  rent  and  a  fifth  part  of  i  messuage,  40  acres  of   land, 
4  acres  of  meadow,  4  acres  of  pasture  and  155    rent  in  Neuport  and  Wyditon. 
Def.  quitclaimed  the  16  acres  of  land,  etc.,  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John,  and 
granted   to  them  the  remainder  of  a  fifth  part  of  40  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of 
meadow,  4  acres  of  pasture  and   105.  rent  which  Henry  de  Eweney  and  Cecily 
his  wife  hold  in  dower  and  of  a  fifth  part  of  i  messuage  and  55.  rent  which  the 
same  hold  for  the  life  of  Cecily,  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  40  marks. 

758.  Same  date  and   pi.      Hugh   de   Lancastre   and   Deinse  his   wife,   def. 
Tenements,  settlement  and  consideration  as  in  757. 

1345.  DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

355.  Trin.  Joan  late  the  wife  of  Henry  Gernet,  'chivaler,1  pi.  Thomas 
de  la  Haye  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.  The  manors  of  Asshewelle  and 
Hengstworth,  co.  Hertford,  and  the  manor  of  Wenyngton  and  260  acres  of  land, 
10  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture  and  205.  rent  iu  Alvythele  and  Reynham, 
r.o  Essex  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  her  heirs.  Cons.  2oo/.— Hertford",  Essex. 

356.'  Trin  Richard  '  of  the  Bachous  '  of  Clare  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi. 
•hard  de  Cavendish  in  her  place.  William  de  Wantekml  and  Isalu  1  his 
wife.  def.  i  messu.igr  in  Clare,  co.  Suffolk,  and  n  acres  of  land  in  Assh.  ro 
Essex  IM  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  def.  and  the  h.-irs  oi  William, 
renderiiiK  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  def.  and  the  heirs  of  William  Cons 
joo  mark*  —Suffolk,  Essex. 


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364.  Mich.  Geoffrey  son  of  Geoffrey  de  la  Mare,  knight  (mtlitis),  pi.  Hugh 
de  Cressy  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.  The  manor  of  Makeseye,  co.  Northampton, 
5  marks  rent  in  Tykyncote,  co.  Rutland,  and  i  messuage,  189  acres  i  i 
land,  6  acres  3  roods  of  meadow,  12  acres  of  wood  and  705.  4^.  rent  in  Waldene, 
co  Kssex.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  aoo/. — Northampton, 
Rutland,  Essex. 

366.  Quin.  of  Hil.  John  son  of  Adam  de  Welle  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi. 
Adam  de  Welle,  knight,  def.  The  manor  of  Theydengernoun,  i  messuage,  172 
acres  of  land,  7  acres  of  meadow,  12  acres  of  wood.  43  acres  of  pasture  and 
68s.  jd.  rent  in  Eppyng  atte  Hethe,  and  i  messuage,  175  acres  of  land,  n  acres 
of  meadow,  4  acres  of  wood,  23  acres  of  pasture  and  765.  yd.  rent  in  Theyden- 
gernoun and  Theydenboys,  co.  Essex,  the  manor  of  Faxton,  co.  Northampton, 
and  i  messuage,  27  acres  of  meadow,  64  acres  of  pasture  and  ill.  155.  4^.  rent  in 
Sutton  by  Markeby,  co.  Lincoln.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of 
def.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc  ,  with  reversion  to  def.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  2oo/. — Essex,  Northampton,  Lincoln 

387.  Quin.  of  Hil.  and  Mich.  William  de  Bohun,  earl  of  Northampton,  and 
Eli/abeth  his  wife,  pi  Thomas  son  of  William  Botevileyn,  knight  (militis),  def. 
The  manors  of  Neuton,  co.  Suffolk,  and  Braundon,  co.  Essex,  and  the  advowsons 
of  the  churches  of  the  manors.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  the  earl  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords  the  remainder  of  the  manor  and  advowson  of  Neuton  which  William  de 
Clopton  holds  for  life  and  of  the  manor  and  advowson  of  Braundon  which  John 
Fermer  holds  for  the  life  of  Robert  de  Scardeburgh  and  Margaret  his  wife. 
Cons.  200  marks. — Suffolk,  Essex. 


20   EDWARD    III. 


1346  COUNTY    OF   ESSEX. 

759.  Oct.   of  Pur.   and  Eas.      William    Pycot  of   Pateswyk,   pi.     JRichand, 
parson  of  Little  Reynes,  Joan  de  Rewenhale  and  Rose  Croshok,  def.     i  messuage, 
40  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  8  acres  of  pasture  and  55.  rent  in  Stistede, 
Bradewelle  and  Kersyngge.     Richard  to  hold  two  parts  for  his  life  of  pi.  and  his 
heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  remainder  to  William  son  of  pi.  and  the  heirs 
of  his  body,  rendering  loos,  yearly  in  moieties  at  Easter  and  Michaelmas  and 
doing  to  the  chief  lords  all  services,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     And 
Joan  to  hold  the  third  part  for  her  life  of  pi.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc., 
with    remainder  to    Richard  for  life  as  before  and  then    to  William    the  son, 
rendering  405.  yearly,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 

760.  Quin.  of  Hil.     John  de  Pritelwell,  citizen  of  London,  pi.     Thomas  son 
of  Peter  de  Stanford,  def.     16  acres  of  marsh  in  Stanford  which  James  son  and 
heir  of  John  de  Newynton  holds  for  the  life  of  def.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the 
remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  zol. 

761.  Oct.   of  Pur.     John  Gernoun,   '  chivaler,'   and    Alice  his  wife,   pi.   by 
William  Moriz  in  her  place.      William  de  Cosford  and  John  Rokele,  def.     The 
manor  of  la  Geronere,  which  Margaret  late  the  wife  of  John  son  of  William 
Gernoun,    '  chivaler,'  holds   for   life.     PI.  and   the  heirs   of  John   to  hold   the 
remainder  of  the  chief  lords. 

762.  Quin  of  Hil.     Isabel  de  Solers  of  Nastok  and  Elizabeth  her  daughter, 
pi.      John  Wodeward  of  Rothyngg  Beauchaump  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.      n 
acres  of  land  in  Nastok.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  Elizabeth  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Isabel.     Cons.  10  marks. 

763.  Mich.,  18  Edward  III.,  and  quin.  of   Hil.,  20  Edward  III       John  de 
Vernoun  the  elder  and  John  Lucas,  chaplain,  pi.     Thomas  Lucas  of  Lambourn 
and  Juliana  his  wife,  def.     16  acres  of  land,   i^  acres  of  meadow,   14^.  rent,  a 
moiety  of  i  messuage  and  a  third  part  of  2  messuages  in  Lambourn.     PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  John  Lucas  to  hold  5  acres  of  land  and  the  moiety  of  the  chief  lords, 
and  also  the  remainder  of  n  acres  of  land,  the  meadow,  rent  and  third  part, 
which  Geoffrey  Sayer  holds  for  the  life  of  Roger  Saver.     Cons.  100  marks. 


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1346 

764.  Oct.  of  Pur     John  de  Charteney,  citizen  and  merchant  of  London,  pi. 
William  de  Tillebury,  brother  and  heir  of  John  de  Tillebury,  def.     The  manor 
of  Westillebury  except  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor,  140  acres  of 
land,  12  acres  of  meadow  and  4  acres  of  pasture  in  Chiltinerdich,  40  acres  of 
pasture  in  Dungesele  and  405.  rent  in  the  same  towns  in  the  same  manor,  which 
William  Vaghan.  'chivaler,'  and  Joan  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.     PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.    Cons.  100  marks     This  agreement 
was  made  in  the  presence  of  William  Vaghan  and  Joan,  and  they  did  fealty. 

765.  Has.     John  de  Marton,  clerk,  pi.     John  son  of  Nicholas  de  Morton  of 
Westtillebury  and  Alice  his  wife  and  Peter  de  Guldeford  and  Maud  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  I  mill,  90  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  41  acres  of   marsh, 
20  acres  of  heath  and  I2d.  rent  in  Westtillebury  and  Mockyngg.     Peter  and 
Maud  to  hold  for  her  life  of  the  chief  lords  the  messuage,  mill,  37  acres  of  land. 
meadow,  marsh  and  rent  in  Westillebury  and  6  acres  of  land  in  Mockyngg,  with 
remainder  to  John  son  of  Nicholas  and  Alice  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  ;  and 
John  son  of  Nicholas  and  Alice  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords  the  residue,  47  acres  of  land  and  20  acres  of  heath  in  Mockyngg ;  with 
successive  remainders  to  Robert  son  of  Maud  and  William  his  brother  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  Maud. 

766.  Eas.     John  Fermer  of  Foxherde  and  Katharine  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  de 
Oxeneye  in  her  place.    William  Doreward  and  John,  parson  of  Spryngefeld,  def. 
The  manors  of  Ryngiers  and  Sturmere  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the 
manor  of  Sturmere.    PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainders 
of  the  manor  and  advowson  of  Sturmere  to  John  de  Goldyngton  and  Joyce  his 
wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  John  de  Goldyngton,  and 
of  the  manor  of  Ryngiers  to  Bartholomew  de  Goldyngton  and  Robert  his  brother 
for  their  lives  and  John  de  Goldyngton  and  Joyce  as  above. 

767.  Eas.    Richard,  son  of  Richard  de  Keleshull,  knight  (militis),  pi.     Richard 
de  Keleshell,  knight,  and  Eleanor  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  2  tofts,  100  acres 
of  land,  30  acres  of  wood,  8  acres  of  meadow,  8  acres  of  pasture  and  aos.  rent  in 
Cheswyk  and  Cryshale.     Def.  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  Richard  to  hold  of 
pi.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 

768.  Eas.     William  le  Porter  of  Stebbyngge  and  Andrew  de  Plescy,  vicar  of 
Great    Waltham,    pi.     John    Waleys   of    Great    Waltham,    def.     3    messuages, 
i  mill,  340  acres  of  land,  26  acres  of  meadow,  80  acres  of  pasture,  12  acres  of 
wood,  6os.  rent  and  a  rent  of  5  capons  and  |lb.  of  pepper  in  Great  Waltham. 
])ef.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Henry  son  of  William 
and  Joan  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  Henry. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

769.  Morrow  of  Pur.  and  Eas.    Thomas  Grove,  clerk,  pi.    William  Brightrich 
of  Theyden  atte  Mounte  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  10  acres  of  land 
and  2  acres  of  pasture  in  Theyden  atte  Mounte.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  20^. 

770.  Eas.     William  de  Littlehery,  chaplain,  pi.     William  de  Claveryngg  of 
London,  'sadelere,'  and   Margery  his  wife  and  John   de   Borham  of  London, 
'  pursere,1  def.      i   messuage,  6  acres  of  land  and   i  acre  of  moor  in  Hatfeld 
Pcverel.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

771.  Eas.     Thomas  de  Cheddeworth,  clerk,  pi.     Ralph  de  Kertlyngton  and 
Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     70  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  meadow  in  Stanbourn 
;iml  Great  Gelham.     Def.  quitclaimed  whatever  they  had  for  the  life  of  Eliza- 
beth to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

772.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Thomas  son  of  John  Neyrnuyt,  pi.     John  Neyrnuyt, 
•chivaler,'  def.     Two  parts  of  i  messuage,  120  acres  of  land,  7  acres  of  meadow 
and  35  <)d.  rent  in  Ewell  which  Eleanor  de  Ewell  holds  for  life.     PI.  to  hold  the 
remainder  for  his  life  of  def.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion 
to  def.  and  his  heirs.    Cons.  20  marks. 


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1346. 

773.  Trin.    John  de  la  Rokele  of  Wythermondford  and  Maud  his  wife.  pi.  by 
Stephen  de  Fordham  in  her  place.     William  de  Teye,  def.     9  messuages,  104 
acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  19  acres  of  pasture  and  135.  qd.  rent  in  Wyther- 
mondford and  Little  Horkesiegh.     PI.  and  the  heirs  male  of  their  bodies  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords  the  remainder  of  8  messuages,  80  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of 
meadow,  20  (sic)  acres  of  pasture  and  135.  4^.  rent  which  Richard  de  Aldham 
holds  for  life  and  of  i  messuage,  24  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow  and  10  (sic} 
acres  of  pasture  which  Thomas  atte  Holte  and  Katharine  his  wife  hold  for  life ; 
with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  100  marks. 

774.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John  son  of  John  de  Liston  and  Elizabeth  daughter  of 
William  Carbonel,  knight,  pi.  by  William  de  Elyngham,  their  guardian.     John 
de  Liston,   knight,   and  Maud  his  wife,  def.      140  acres  of  land,  10  acres  of 
meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture,  200  acres  of  wood,  4  acres  of  alder  and  405.  rent  in 
Gosfeld      PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  def.  and  the  heirs  of  John, 
rendering  4  marks  of  silver  yearly,  in  moieties  at  Easter  and  Michaelmas,  and 
doing  to  the  chief  lords  all  services,  with  reversion  to  def.  and  the  heirs  of  John. 

775.  Trin.     Peter  Fauelore,  pi.     William    de  Bohun,  earl  of  Northampton, 
and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Masshebury  except  2  knights'  fees 
and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor.     PI    to  hold  for  life  of  def .  and 
the  heirs  of  the  earl,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  def.  and  the  heirs 
of  the  earl.     Cons.  100  marks. 

776.  Trin.    John  de  Benyngton  and  Isabel  his  wife,  pi.  by  Richard  de  Fiffhide 
in  her  place.     Thomas  de  Benyngton,  def.     i  messuage,  150  acres  of  land  and 
35.  4^.  rent  in  Fobbyngg.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
successive  remainders  to  Thomas  son  of  John  and  William  and  John  his  brothers 
and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  John  de  Benyngton. 

777.  Eas.  and  Trin.     William  de  Clopton  and  William,  John  and  Walter  his 
sons,  pi.    by  Gilbert  de  Berdefeld  in  their  place.      Thomas   de   Clopton   and 
William,   parson  of  Little  Sampford,  def.     The  manor  of  Little  Sampford  and 
the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  same  town.     William  de  Clopton  to  hold  for 
life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  William,  John  and  Walter 
his  sons  and  the  heirs  male  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  William  de 
Clopton,     Cons.  100  marks. 

778.  Trin.     Robert  de  Maldon  and  Cecily  his  wife,  pi.    John  Sprot,  chaplain, 
and  John  de  Purle,  def.     i  messuage,  160  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of  meadow,  12 
acres  of  pasture,  20  acres  of  marsh  and  igs.  6d.  rent  in  Lachyndon,  Lallyngg  and 
Bradewell.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to 
Henry  son  of  Robert  and  Roger  his  brother  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the 
right  heirs  of  Robert. 

779.  Trin.     John  Prentis  and  Sarah  his  wife  and  William  le  Gardyner,  pi. 
William  Persoun  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     2  acres  of  land  and  2^  acres  of  meadow 
in  Bulmere  and  Midelton.     John  and  Sarah  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  the 
land  of  the  chief  lords,  and   William   le  Gardyner  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the 
meadow  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

780.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Reynald  de  Bockyngg,  pi.     Ralph  atte  Stocke,  def. 
3  messuages,  300  acres  of  land,  7^  acres  of  meadow,  24  acres  of  pasture,  6  acres 
of  wood,  2  acres  of  alder  and  255.  rent  in  Blakenottele,  Whitenottele  and  Bock- 
yngg.    PI.  to  hold  2  messuages,  200  acres  of  land,  4^  acres  of  meadow,    the 
pasture,  4  acres  of  wood,  the  rent  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  for  life  of  the  chief 
lords,  and  also  the  remainder  of  100  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  2  acres  of 
wood,  the  alder  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Blakenottele  and  Whitenottele 
which  Thomas  brother  of  pi.  holds  for  life;    with  successive  remainders  of  2 
messuages,  240  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  the  pasture,  wood  and  alder, 
and  135.  rent  in  Blakenottele  and  Whitenottele  to  Thomas  son  of  pi.,  Roger  and 
John  his  brothers,  Margery,  Joan  and  Alice  his  sisters  and  the  heirs  of  their 
bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  pi.  and  of  the  residue,  viz  :  i  messuage,  60  acres  of 
land,  i£  acres  of  meadow  and  125.  rent  in  Bockyngg  to  the  said  Roger,  Thomas, 
John,  Margery,  Joan  and  Alice  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs 
of  pi. 


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1346. 

781.*  Eas.  John  de  Benyngton  and  John  Beauchaump  of  Ryklyngg.  pi. 
Alice  Gybounes  of  Chelmersford,  def.  i  messuage  and  4  acres  of  land  in  Chel- 
mersford.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  de  Benyngton.  Cons. 
20  marks. 

782.*  Mich.  Alexander  de  Betoygne  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Dars  in 
her  place.  John  son  of  Alexander  de  Betoygne,  def.  2  messuages,  90  acres  of 
land  and  3  acres  of  meadow  in  Wolcomestowe.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  Alice.  Cons.  100  marks. 

783.  Eas.   and   Trin.      William    Vaghan,   knight,   and   Joan   his   wife,   pi. 
Thomas  de  Webbeleye,  def.     The  manor  of  Westtillebury  except  140  acres  of 
land,   12  acres  of  meadow.   44   acres  of  pasture  and   405.   rent  in  it  and  the 
advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief 
lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  William  their  son  and  Alice  his  sister  and 
the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  William  Vaghan. 

784.  Trin.,  17  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,  20  Edward  III.     Adam  de  Lynford, 
pi.     Hugh  de  Portesmuth  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     4  messuages,  15  acres  of  land 
and  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Great  Donmawe.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  2  messuages 
and  the  land  and  meadow  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  reversion  of  2  messuages 
which  John  Uggle  and  Denise  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.     Cons.  20  marks. 

785.  Trin.     John  de  Aspale,  Geoffrey  de  Aspale  and  William  le  Mouney  and 
Agnes   his  wife,   pi.     Robert  le  Maistressone  of  Ware  and  Joan  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  i  mill,  334  acres  of  land,  14  acres  of  meadow,  4  acres  of  pasture, 
15  acres  of  wood  and  50*.  rent  in  Slamundeshey,  Whytenottele,  Blakenottele, 
Felstede,  Stistede  and  Great  Leye.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
John.     Cons.  100  marks. 

786.  Eas.   and   Trin.     Alice  daughter   of  Thomas   Fraunceys,  pi.     Robert 
Fraunceys  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Colecestre.     PI.  and  her 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  1005. 

787.  Oct.  of  Hil.,  19  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,  20  Edward  III.     Richard  Stacy, 
clerk,  pi.     John  Leefhese  of  Fyngrethe  and  Cristina  his  wife,  Richard  son  of 
Thomas  de  Fifhide  and  Maud  his  wife  and  John  Godsaule  and  Margaret  his  wife, 
def.    i  messuage  in  Chelmersford.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons. 
10  marks. 

788. •  Mich.  William  Scot,  '  chivaler,'  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  William  atte 
More,  '  chivaler,'  Thomas  de  Sibthorp,  clerk,  William  de  Notion.  John  de 
Ludyngton,  William  de  Fyncheden  and  John  de  Birland,  def.  The  manor  of 
Canewedon  and  i  messuage,  i  acre  of  land  and  255.  rent  in  Ralegh  and 
Westthurrok.  PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive 
remainders  to  John  their  son  and  Thomas,  William  and  Nicholas  his  brothers 
and  the  heirs  male  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  William  Scot.  Cons. 
100  marks. 

789.  Mich.     Robert  Gerlaund  of  Stanford  the  elder  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi. 
Richard  Stamer  and  John  de  Berdestapel,  def.     i  messuage,  38  acres  of  land,  5 
acres  of  pasture,  60  acres  of  marsh  and  185.  rent  in  Coryngham  and  Stanford  by 
Thames.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders 
to  Robert  their  son  and  Cristiana  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies,  William 
brother  of  Robert  the  son  and  the  heirs  of  his  body,  and  the  right  heirs  of 
Robert  Gerlaund. 

790.  Quin.  of  Hil.  and  Mich.     Edmund  de  Nortoft,  pi.     Gilbert  Huberd  of 
Fynchyngfeld  and  John  son  of  Simon,  def.     i  messuage,  106  acres  of  land,  6 
acres  of  meadow,   3$   acres    of  pasture,   3   acres  of  wood    and    zs.    rent    in 
Fynchyngfeld.     PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders 
to  Edmund  his  son  and  John  brother  of  the  latter  and  the  heirs  male  of  their 
bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  pi. 

i.     Eas.    and   Mich.     John    son  of  Robert   de   Stokwell  of  Alsewyk,    pi. 
son  of  Nicholas  de  Morton  of  Westillebury  and  Alice  his  wife  and  Peter 


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1346. 

de  Guldeford  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  i  toft,  90  acres  of  land,  i  acre 
of  meadow  and  45.  rent  in  Great  Burstede,  Little  Burstede  and  Leyndon.  Def. 
quitclaimed  the  messuage,  toft,  land  and  meadow  to  pi.  and  his  heirs  and  granted 
to  them  the  rent  with  the  homages  and  services  of  Peter  Writh,  Martin  Rook, 
Geoffrey  atte  Noke,  Ida  Spedes,  Adam  Ballard  and  Adam  Hayward  and  their 
heirs  from  their  tenements  in  the  said  towns  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons. 
100  marks. 

792.  Mich.     Williamdelrlande.pl.      William  de  Bohun,  earl  of  Northampton, 
and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  the  manor  of  Rothyng  St.   Margaret. 
PI.  to  hold  for  his  life  ot  def  and  the  heirs  of  the  earl,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with 
reversion  to  def.  and  the  heirs  of  the  earl.     Con.  100  marks. 

793.  Eas.  and  Mich.    William  de  Talgate  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi.  by  Henry 
Wikwan  in  her  place.     Simon  Crok  of  Wenge,  chaplain,  def.     i  messuage,  70 
acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow,  7  acres  of  pasture  and  2s.  8d.  rent  in  High 
Laufare,  Laufare  Marie   Magdalene  and  Herlowe.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their 
bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  William. 

794.  Mich.     Robert    de    Burghch',    knight,    pi.     John   de    Bockyngg    and 
Sabina  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  72  acres  of  land.  5  acres  of  meadow,  12  acres 
of  pasture,  6  acres  of  alder  and  235.  6d.  rent  in  Bockyngg  and  Great  Reynes. 
Def.  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  John  to  hold  of  pi.  and  his  heirs  by  the  service 
of  *•  knight's  fee,  rendering  zos.  yearly,  to  wit  55.  at  Michaelmas,  Christmas, 
Easter  and  the  Nat.  of  St.    f.B.  and  doing  to  the  chief  lords  all  services,  with 
reversion  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 

795.  Mich.     William  atte   More,    '  chivaler,'   Thomas   de   Sibethorp,  clerk, 
William  de  Notton,  John  de  Ludyngton,  William  de  Fyncheden  and  John  de 
Birland,  pi.     William  Scot,  '  chivaler,'  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of 
Canewedon   and    i    messuage,    i    acre   of  land   and   255.    rent   in   Ralegh   and 
Westthurrok.     PI,  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
100  marks. 

796.  Mich.     Robert  Travers  and  Eleanor  his  wife  and  Richard  their  son,  pi. 
Robert  Gerlaund  of  Stanford  the  younger  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     4  mes- 
suages. 260  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  100  acres  of  marsh  and  75.  7^.  rent 
in  Bartlesden,  Leyndon,  Rammesden  Craye,   Nevenden   and   Fobbyngge      PI. 
and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder 
to  the  right  heirs  of  Robert  Travers. 

797.  Mich.     William  Tankard,  parson  of  a  mediety  of  the  church  of  Dan- 
ewebery,  pi.      John  le  Smyth  of   Est  Hanyngfeld   and  Joan  his  wife   def.       i 
messuage  and  8  acres  of  land  in  Danewebery,     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

798.*  Mich.  Richard  de  Cosford  and  Richolda  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Paries. 
Matthew  son  of  Robert  de  Colecestre  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  5  acres  of  land  in 
the  suburb  of  Colecestre.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richolda  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.  Cons.  lol. 

799.  Trin.  and  Mich.  Henry  Darcy,  pi.  William  Carton  of  London, 
'  mercer,'  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  60  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of 
meadow  in  Great  Gelham.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  2O/. 

1347- 

800.*  Oct.  of  Hil.  Thomas  de  Adburghton  and  Katharine  his  wife,  pi.  by 
Richard  Woderoue  in  her  place.  William  Hoddesford  of  Solihel,  parson  of 
Adburghton,  and  Robert  le  Somenour,  def.  2  messuages,  66  acres  of  land,  5 
acres  of  meadow.  55  acres  of  pasture,  n  acres  of  wood,  20  acres  of  alder  and 
75.  5<i  rent  in  Adburghton.  PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  John  their  son  and  Alice  daughter  of  William  de  Hrome  of 
Colecestre  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  Thomas. 


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1846. 

801.  Mich.     John   de   Benyngton  and  John   Beauchaump  of  Ryklyngg,  pi. 
John  de  Thorp  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  4  acres  of  land  in 
Chelmersford.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  de  Benyngton. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

802.  Mich.     John  le  Cok  of  Chelmersford  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     John  son> 
Robert  de  Rokeswelle,  parson  of  Chelmersford,  and  Richard  Myngy  of  Willy  ng- 
hale,  chaplain,  def.     i  messuage  in  Chelmersford.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

1347. 

803.*  Oct.  of  Hil.  Simon  de  Kegworth  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  Edmund  son 
of  Edmund  Lambyn  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.  26  acres  of  land  and  5  acres  of 
meadow  in  Heghaungre.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Simon. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

1346  DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

381.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John  Galeys  and  Idonia  his  wife,  pi.     Hugh  le  Mare- 
schal  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  20  acres  of  land  in  Steben- 
hethe,  co.  Middlesex,  and  4  acres  of  meadow  in  Westhamme,  co.  Essex.     PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the   chief  lords.     Cons.   40  marks. — Middlesex, 
Essex. 

382.  Mich.     John,    archbishop   of  Canterbury,   John   Engayne,   '  chivaler,' 
Oliver  de   Bohun,    '  chivaler,'   Robert   de  Teye,    Peter   Fauelore,  William  de 
Penbrigge  and  William  de  Dersham,  pi.     William  de  Bohun,  earl  of  Northamp- 
ton, and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     The  manors  of  Henton  and  Spene,  co.  Berks, 
and  Pyriton,  Hasle,  Kertlyngton,  Ascote  and  Dadyngton,  co.  Oxford,  the  towa 
and  manor  of  Wycombe,  co.  Buckingham,  the  manors  of  Longebenyngton,  co. 
Lincoln,  Kneshale,  co.  Nottingham,  Newenham,  co.  Gloucester,  and  Wykes,  co. 
Essex,  and  42^.  rent  in  Bosham,  co.  Sussex.    Def.  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  the 
earl  to  hold  of  the  King  and  his  heirs,  with  remainder  to  the  King  and  his  heirs. 
This  agreement  was  made  by  precept  of  the  King. — Berks,  Nottingham,  Oxford, 
Gloucester,  Buckingham,  Essex,  Lincoln,  Sussex. 

384.  Mich.  John  de  Segrave  of  Folkestane  and  Florence  his  wife,  pi. 
William  de  Kent  of  Stokke,  def.  The  manor  of  Lodne,  co.  Norfolk,  the  manor 
of  Morton,  co.  Essex,  and  61.  135.  4^.  rent  in  Folkestane,  co.  Kent.  PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs- 
of  John.— Norfolk,  Essex,  Kent. 


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1347.  COUNTY   OF   ESSEX. 

804.  Mich.     Henry  de  Buttele,  pi.     Edmund  de  la  Grave,  chaplain,  def.     i 
messuage  and  33  acres  of  land  in  Chepyng  Angre  and  High  Angre.     PI.  to  hold 
the  messuage  and  31  acres  for  his  life  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  reversion  of  2 
acres  which  William  de  Mardene  holds  for  the  life  of  Henry  de  Buttele  of  Angre  ; 
with  remainder  to  Thomas  Priour  and  Joan  his  wife  and  Thomas  their  son  and 
the  heirs  of  Thomas  the  son. 

805.  Trin    and  Mich.     John  de  Lyston,  'chivaler,'  and  Maud  his  wife  and 
John  their  son,  pi.  by  Robert  de  Naylynghirst  in  her  place  and  by  the  same  as 
guardian  of  John  the  son.    Walter  de  Rougheye,  def.     3  messuages,  260  acres  of 
land,  16  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture,  360  acres  of  wood  and  4/.  rent  in 
Gosfeld.  Wetheresfeld,  Hengham  Sibille  and  Halstede.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  the 
body  of  John  the  son  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right 
heirs  of  John  de  Lyston, 

806.  Oct.  of  Pur.    John  de  la  Pole  of  the  county  of  Essex,  pi.     John  de 
Marlon,  parson  of  Esttillebury,  and  John  Strangman,  parson  of  St.  Mildred, 


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Bredstrete,  London,  def.  i  messuage,  35  acres  of  land  and  15  acres  of  marsh  in 
Suththorp  by  Suthcherche.  PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  re- 
mainder to  John  de  Priterwell,  citizen  and  apothecary  of  London,  and  Sibil  his 
wife  and  his  heirs. 

807.  Mich.    Walter  de  Tyllyngham  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.    Hugh  de  Gedelyng, 
chaplain,  def.     2  messuages,  286  acres  of  land,  16  acres  of  meadow,  100  acres  of 
pasture,  60  acres  of  marsh  and  295.  yd.  rent  in  Daneseye,  Asshildham,  Tyllyng- 
ham and  the  town  of  St.  Laurence.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  successive  remainders  to  Walter  their  son  and  Denise  his  wife  and  the  heirs 
of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  Walter  de  Tyllyngham. 

808.  Mich.     Walter  Turk,  citizen  of  London,  and  Idonia  his  wife,  pi.      John 
Gunthorp,  parson  of  St.   Michael,   Quenheth,   and   Nicholas  Turk,   clef.      The 
manor  of  Canewedon  and  i   messuage,  262  acres  of  land,  20  acres  of  meadow, 
30  acres  of  pasture,  6  acres  of  wood  and  4/.  3$.  rent  in  Rocheford,  Wakeryngge, 
Hockelee  and  Pakelesham.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
successive  remainders  to  Hugh  de  Chaunceaux,  'chivaler,'  and  Eleanor  his  wife 
and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  Hugh. 

809.  Mich.     Robert  de  Resshemere,  pi.     John  Sayer  the  elder  and  Alice  his 
wife  and   Robert   Snarry  and  Margaret  his   wife,  def.      2   messuages  in   Great 
Maldon.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

810.*  Oct.  of  Pur.  Simon  Wyther  of  Fifhide,  pi.  William  de  Kyngesdon  of 
White  Rothyng  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  8  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of 
•meadow  and  Sd.  rent  in  Fifhide.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons. 
20  marks. 

811.  Quin.  of  Hil.     John  Molum  of  Manytre,  pi.     Augustine  Wymbissh  of 
Great  Bromleye  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Mistelegh.     PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

812.  Mich.      John    Martel  of  Ardleye,   pi.       John   de  Bromleye  and  John 
Brounsak,  def.     5  messuages,  3  tofts,  80  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  120 
.acres  of  marsh,  2^  weirs,  35.  ^d.  rent  and  three  parts  of  i  messuage  in  Dovercourt, 
Herewych,  Fulton  and  Rameseye.     PI.  to  hold  for  his  life  of  the  chief  lords  the 
said  messuages,  tofts,  weirs  and  rent  and  two  parts  of  the  land,  meadow,  marsh 
.and  three  parts,  and  also  the  remainder  of  the  third  part  of  the  land,  etc.,  which 
William  Fraunk  holds  for  life ;  with  successive  remainders  to  Walter  his  son  and 
Richard  brother  of  the  latter  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs 
.of  pi 

813  Morrow  of  Pur.  John  de  Bohun  of  Medhurst  and  Cecily  his  wife,  pi. 
Richard  Laxman,  Richard  le  Graunt  and  Griffin  de  Sutton,  def  The  manor  of 
Kelleveclene.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  King  and  his  heirs, 
with  successive  remainders  to  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  Cecily,  Ralph  Filiol  for 
iife,  William  son  of  fohn  de  Sutton,  '  chivaler,'  and  Richard  his  brother  and  the 
heirs  male  of  their  bodies,  and  John  brother  of  the  latter  and  his  heirs.  This 
agreement  was  made  by  precept  of  the  King.  Endorsed  :  Thomas  son  of  Thomas 
•de  Rokesle,  Edmund  Mordaunt  and  Ellen  his  wife,  and  Agnes  de  Brook  put  in 
their  claim. 

814.  Trin.    and    Mich.     William    Lengleys   of    Bryddebrok   the    elder    and 
Beatrice  his  wife,  pi.  by  Thomas  de  Tochewyk  in  her  place.     Adam  Lengleys, 
•def.     i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land,   10  acres  of  meadow,  10  acres  of  pasture, 
3  acres  of  wood  and  55.  rent  in  Briddebrok  and  Redeswelle.     PI.  and  the  heirs 
of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

815.  Mich.     Robert  Nobet,  pi.     Gilbert  le  Deyghere  ar,d  Isabel  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  in  Plesset'.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  iocs. 

816.  Mich.      John  de  Staunton,   'chivaler.'  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.      John 
Whythorn,  clerk,  and  William  Wyle,  def.     The  manor  of  Reynham.     PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  King  and  his  heirs.     This  agreement  was  made 
by  precept  of  the  King. 


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817.  Oct.  of  Hil.,  20  Edward  III.,  and  Mich..  21  Edward  III.     Thomas  de 
Webbeleye,  pi      William  Vaghan  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  West- 
ncwelond.     Def.  quitclaimed  whatever  they  held  for  the  life  of  Joan  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs      Cons   100  marks. 

818.  Mich.     AdamatteBoureofHaveryngge.pl.     Henry  Horn  of  Stapelford 
Abbots  and  Joan  his  wife.  def.       3  acres  i  rood  of  land  in  Stapelford  Abbots. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

819.  Mich.     Thomas  Tyrel  the  elder,  pi.     Richard  atte  Crouche  of  Gynge- 
mounteny  and  Sibil  his  wife,  def.     i   messuage  and  8  acres  of  land  in  Gynge- 
mounteny.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  land  and  a  moiety  of  the  messuage  of 
the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  reversions  of  a  moiety  of  the  other  moiety  of  the 
messuage  which  Thomas  Boty  and  Maud  his  wife  hold  for  her  life  and  of  the  other 
moiety  of  the  moiety  which  Simon  le  Bard  and  Maud  his  wife  hold  for  her  life. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

820.  Mich.     Thomas  de  Fitlyngg  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.     John  de  Northwode 
and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     31  acres  of  land  and  a  third  part  of  i  messuage  in  Great 
Stanbrugge      PI.  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  Thomas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  remainder  to  Reginald  de  Cobeham,  '  chivaler,'  and  his  heirs. 

821.  Mich.     Robert   Gippe    of    Navestoke,    pi.    by   William    Moriz.     John 
Laurence  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     n  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  wood  in  South- 
welde.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

822.  Mich.     William  Waleys  of  Borham,  pi.     Thomas  Durant  of  Borham 
and  Ellen  his  wife,  def.     4  acres  of  land  in  Borham.     PL  and  his  heirs  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

823.  Mich.,  20  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  21  Edward  III.     Reynald  le  Wise,  pi. 
Richard  Sandhell  of  Ronewell  and  Sibil  his  wife,  def.     30  acres  of  land  and  a 
fifth  part  of  i  messuage  in  Pritewell.     PL  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
And  for  this  pi.  granted  that   he  and  his   heirs  will  render  265.  Sd.  yearly  to 
Richard  for  life,  viz. :  135.  4^.  at  Easter  and  135.  4^.  at  Michaelmas,  with  power 
of  distraint. 

824.  Eas.     William  Martyn.  parson  of  Estpecham,  and  John  son  of  Martin 
Prykel,  pi.  by  John  de  Ofham  in  place  of  John.     John  son  of  Richard  Hardel 
and  Mary  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  80  acres  of  land,  9  acres  i  rood  of  meadow 
and  8<f.  rent  in  Wolcomstowe.     PL  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

825.  Eas.     William  son  of  Walter  de  Clopton,  pi.     John  son  of  Henry  de 
Lacy,  def.     The  manor  of  Newenham.     PL   and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  100  marks.     Endorsed:  Thomas  de  Lacy,  'chivaler,'  puts  in  his 
claim. 

826.  Eas.     Thomas  de  Maldon,  parson  of  Bradewell,  pi.     Walter  de  Tillyng- 
ham  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  36  acres  of  land  in  Maylond  and 
Gnypsho.     PL  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  2O/. 

827.  Mich.,  20  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  21  Edward  III.     John  de  Middelton 
pi      Kichard  son  of  Nigel  de  Thynden,  def.     i  messuage,  50  acres  of  land  and  2 
acres  of  meadow  in  Staundon.     PL  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  messuage  and  10 
acres  of  land  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  remainder  of  40  acres  and  the 
meadow  which  Richard  le  Rede  and  Agnes  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.     Cons.  40 
marks.     This  agreement  was  made  in  the  presence  of  Richard  le  Rede  and 
Agnes,  and  they  did  fealty. 

828.'  Trin.  William,  vicar  of  Geyton,  and  Hugh  de  Oldefen,  chaplain,  pi. 
William  dc  Langham,  knight,  and  Joan  his  wife.  def.  The  manor  of  Hemstede. 
Def.  to  hold  the  manor  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords  except  2  messuages,  278 
acres  of  land,  15  acres  of  meadow,  10  acres  of  pasture,  60  acres  of  wood,  535.  $d. 


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rent  and  a  third  part  of  two  parts  of  i  messuage,  with  the  remainders  of  180  acres 
of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  5  acres  of  pasture,  20  acres  of  wood  and  135.  4^.  rent, 
which  Alice  late  the  wife  of  John  de  Watevyle,  knight,  the  elder,  holds  for  life, 
and  2  messuages,  98  acres  of  land,  12  acres  of  meadow,  5  acres  of  pasture,  40 
acres  of  wood,  405.  rent  and  the  third  part  of  two  parts  of  i  messuage,  which  she 
holds  in  dower  ;  with  successive  remainders  to  William  son  of  William  de 
Langham  and  Margaret  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies,  Robert  son  of 
William  de  Langham  and  the  heirs  of  his  body,  John  and  Thomas  his  brothers 
and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies,  and  the  right  heirs  of  Joan. 

829.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Walter  le  Heerde  of  White  Nottele  and  Cecily  his 
wife,  pi.  by  Roger  de  Whytham  in  her  place.     Henry  le  Wodeward  of  White 
Nottele  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     3^  acres  of  land  in  White  Nottele.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  Walter  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

830.  Eas.     Edward  de  Wodeham  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.      James  Porter  of 
Stebbyngge  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  200  acres  of  land,  15  acres 
of  meadow,  50  acres  of  pasture,  40  acres  of  wood,  160  acres  of  marsh,  4/.  los. 
rent  and  a  third  part  of  2  messuages  in  Wodeham  Ferers,  Stowe,  Southbemflete, 
Northbemflete,  Hadleye,  Coryngham  and  Westlee.     Def.  quitclaimed  whatever 
they  had  in  the  tenements  in  the  name  of  dower  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Edward. 
And  for  this  pi.  granted  for  themselves  and  the  heirs  of  Edward  that  they  will 
render  21  marks  6s.  8d.  yearly  to  def.  for  the  life  of  Margery,  viz.  :  5  marks  55. 
at    the    Nat.    of   St     J  B  ,  Michaelmas,  Christmas  and  Easter,  with    power   of 
distraint. 

831.  Quin.  of  Hil.  and  Eas.      Thomas  de  Fitlyng  and  Agnes  his    wife.  pi. 
John  de  Northwode  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     64  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  pasture, 
2oJ.  rent  and  a  third  part  of  i  toft  in  Great  Stanbrugg  and  Asshyngdon      Def. 
quitclaimed  the  tenements  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  and  granted  to  them 
the  rent  with  the  homage  and  service  of  Robert  de  Bereden  of  Asshyngdon  and 
his  heirs  from  their  tenements  in  the  said  towns,  to  hold  of   the  chief   lords. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

832.*  Eas.  and  Trin.  Richard  de  Freton  and  Isabel  his  wife,  pi.  Florence 
late  the  wife  of  Richard  de  Horseth,  def.  i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land,  3  acres 
of  meadow,  6  acres  of  pasture,  4  acres  of  wood  and  2s,  rent  in  Haverhull,  Bump- 
stede  and  Kedyton.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  def  and  her 
heirs,  rendering  yearly  335  ^d  to  def.  for  her  life,  in  moieties  at  the  Nat.  of  St. 
J.B  and  the  Purification,  and  i  rose  at  the  Nat.  of  St.  J.B.  to  her  heirs  and  doing 
to  the  chief  lords  all  services,  with  remainder  to  Hugh  son  of  def.  and  the  heirs 
of  his  body,  and  reversion  to  def.  and  his  heirs. 

833.  Eas.  and  Trin.  John  de  Clopton,  pi.  John  son  of  Hugh  de  Nevill, 
'  chivaler,'  def.  The  manor  of  Souththorp  except  12  acres  of  pasture  and  50 
acres  of  wood  in  it.  PI.  to  hold  for  his  life  of  def.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  yearly 
61.  to  def.  for  his  life,  in  moieties  at  Michaelmas  and  Easter,  and  i  rose  at  the  Nat. 
of  St.  J.B.  to  his  heirs,  with  reversion  to  def.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  100  marks. 

834.*  Trin.  Thomas  de  Whelton  the  younger  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.  by  John 
Gunter  in  her  place.  Thomas  de  Whelton  the  elder,  def.  i  messuage,  90  acres 
of  land,  4!  acres  of  meadow,  16  acres  of  pasture  and  225  $d.  rent  in  Wretele,  and 
57  acres  of  land,  4^  acres  of  meadow,  18  acres  of  pasture  and  2s.  4^.  rent  in 
Chelmersford  and  Bromfeld.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  the 
tenements  in  Chelmersford  and  Bromfeld  of  def.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose, 
etc.,  and  also  the  remainder  of  the  tenements  in  Wretele,  which  John  de  Thorp 
and  Alice  his  wife  hold  for  life;  with  reversion  to  def.  and  his  heirs.  This 
agreement  was  made  in  the  presence  of  John  de  Thorp  and  Alice,  and  they  did 
fealty. 

835.*  Eas.  and  Trin.  Robert  Mareschal  and  Margery  his  wife  and  Thomas 
Mareschal  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  pi.  Andrew  de  Walden  and  Robert  Cokerel, 
def.  The  manor  of  Shelewe  Jocelyn  and  20  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow, 
i  acre  of  pasture  and  z8d.  rent  in  Shelewe  Jocelyn.  Robert  and  Margery  to 
hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Thomas  and 


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1347. 

Elizabeth  and  the  heirs  male  of  the  body  of  Thomas,  to  John,  William  and  Roger 
his  brothers  and  Elizabeth,  Joan  and  Margaret  his  sisters  and  the  heirs  male  of 
their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  Robert. 

836.  Trin.     John  Benge  of  Thaxstede,  pi.     Richard  Croye  of  Great  Eystan 
and  Maud  his  wife,  def.  by  Gilbert  de  Berdefeld  in  her  place,     i  messuage,  56 
acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  3  acres  of  pasture  and  35  8d.  rent  in  Grea 
Eystan.     Def  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  pi.  and  his  heirs,  renderih 

i  pair  of  gloves  at  Christmas,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 

837.  Trin.     Adam    Broun   and    Agnes    his   wife    and  William    his   son,  pi. 
by  John  dePakelesham  in  place  of  William.     Adam  le  Cartereof  Northwokyndon 
and  Juliana  his  wife,  def.     7^  acres  of  land  in  Wokyndon  Episcopi.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  iocs. 

838.  Trin.     Gilbert  le  Smyth  of  Great  Dunmawe  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi. 
by  Richard  de  Fifhide  in  her  place..     Walter  Denemed  of  Great  Dunmawe  and 
Cristina  his  wife,  def.     9  acres  of  land  in  Great  Dunmawe      PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
Gilbert  to  hold  6  acres  of  the  chief  lords,  and  Gilbert  and  his  heirs  to  hold  3 
acres  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons   20  marks. 

839.  Trin.     John  de  Birchhoo  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.     John  de  Crikeshethe 
and  Richard  le  Hebbere,  def.     i  messuage  and  140  acres  of  land  in  Suthemenstre 
and  Crikeshethe.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

840.  Eas.  and  Trin.     William  Chanmberleyn  of  Wenyngton  and  Flmma  his 
wife,  pi.     Robert  Ace  of  Reynham  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     2  acres  3  roods  of 
land,  7  acres  i  rood  of  marsh  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Alvythele.     PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

841.  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Trin.     John  Fermer  of  Foxherde,  'chivaler,'  pi.  by 
John  de  Oxeneye.     Michael  le  Smyth  of  Little  Charte  and  Saiena  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  200  acres  of  land,  14  acres  of  meadow,  30  acres  of  pasture,  14  acres 
of  wood  and  505.  rent  in  Middelton,  Balidon,  Great   Henye  and  Little  Henye. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

842.  Trin.     John  de  Vernoun  of  Great  Teye  the  elder  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi. 
Peter  Pyrpound  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     34  acres  of  land  in  Great  Fordham. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

843.  Trin.     Thomas  atte  Grove,  chaplain,  pi.      Thomas   de   Vernoun    and 
Benedicta  his  wife,  def.     32  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  meadow  in  Stapilford 
Tany.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

844.  Trin.     Ralph  Wolsy  and  William  de  Galby,  chaplain,  pi.  by  John  de 
Brochols    in    place   of    William.     John   Wolsy   and   Scibhia  his   wife,    def.       2 
messuages,  10  acres  of  land  and  i£  acres  of  meadow  in  Chigenhaletrenchefoil 
and  Chigenhalezoyn.     PI.  and  the   heirs  of  Ralph  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

845.  Eas.    and    Trin.     John   de   Bonewelle   and    Agnes    his    wife,    pi.    by 
John    Paries   in   her   place.     John   son   of  John    le   Melnere   of   Manitre,  def. 
i    messuage,  60  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  pasture  and   14  acres  of  marsh  in 
Misteleye  and  Lalleford.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons,  i oo  marks.     Endorsed:  William  Aunselot  and  Agnes  his  wife  put  in  their 
claim 

846.  Trin.     Alice  late  the  wife  of  Simon  le  Wynd,  pi.     John  de  Berlee,  parson 
of  Little  Illeford,  and  John  de  Maydenhuthe,  def.     2  messuages  and  10  acres  of 
land  in   Berkyng.     PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with   remainder  to 
Peter  Terry  and  Sarah  his  wife  and  his  heirs. 

847.  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Trin.     John  de  Redham  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi      John 
dc  Northfolke  and  Joan  his   wife,  def.      i   messuage  and  3   acres  of  land   in 
Berkyngg.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons   io/. 

848.  Trin.     John  de  Aungre  and  Roger  de  Poleye,  pi.     Philip  de  Aungre  and 
Alice  his  wife,  def.     3  messuages,  34  acres  of  land,  6£  acres  of  meadow  and  45. 
rent  in  Chelmersford  and  Bromfeld.     Def.  and  the  heirs  of  Philip  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords. 


FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX  89 

DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

394  Morrow  of  Pur.  John  de  Bohun  of  Midhurst  and  Cecily  his  wife.  pi. 
Richard  Laxman,  Richard  le  Graunt  and  Griffin  de  Sutton,  def.  The  manor  of 
•Crawele  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor,  co.  Buckingham,  and  the 
manor  of  Little  Badewe  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor  and  icos. 
rent  in  Bergholte  and  Bures,  co.  Essex.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainders  as  in  Essex,  813.  — Buckingham,  Essex. 
Endorsed  as  in  Essex,  813. 

395.  Mich.,  19  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  21  Edward  III.  William  de 
"Walyngford,  citizen  and  skinner  of  London,  pi.  Walter  son  of  John  Meu  of 
Stebenheth,  def.  i  messuage,  44  acres  of  land  and  5  marks  rent  in  Stebenheth, 
•co.  Middlesex,  and  5  acres  of  meadow  in  Westhamme,  co.  Essex,  which  Hugh 
le  Mareschal  and  Margaret  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.  PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold 
the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons  40  marks.—  Middlesex,  Essex. 


22   EDWARD    III. 


1348.  COUNTY    OP    ESSEX. 

849  Eas.  and  Mich.  William  Porter  of  Stebbyngg,  pi.  John  de  Neuport  and 
Edmund  Wylle,  chaplain,  def.  25  messuages,  2  mills,  846  acres  of  land,  46 
.acres  of  meadow,  80  acres  of  pasture,  48  acres  of  wood,  jl.  rent,  a  rent  of  8 
capons,  lib.  of  cumin,  2  grains  of  pepper  and  i  ploughshare  and  a  moiety  of 
i  mill  in  Stebbyngg  and  Great  Salyngg.  PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords 
23  messuages,  the  mills,  777  acres  of  land,  41  acres  of  meadow  and  the  pasture 
.and  wood  and  the  rent  with  the  homages  and  services  of  James  Porter  and 
Margery  his  wife  and  of  Roger  Bacoun  and  Maud  Bacon  and  their  heirs  from 
their  tenements  in  the  said  towns,  and  also  the  remainders  of  i  messuage,  36 
.acres  of  land  and  i2  acres  of  meadow  which  Richard  Porter  holds  for  life  and 
i  messuage,  33  acres  of  land  and  3^  acres  of  meadow  which  James  Porter  holds 
.for  life  ;  with  remainder  to  John  son  of  pi.  and  Maud  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of 
their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  pi. 

850.  Quin.  of  Hil.     Henry  Basset  of  Little  Badewe,  pi.     John  de  Lallyngge, 
parson  of  Norton,  and  Thomas  Caps  of  Borham,  def.     4  messuages,  i  mill,  198 
acres  of  land,  20  acres  of  meadow,  50  acres  of  pasture,  22  acres  of  wood  and 
295.  3^.  rent  in  Little  Badewe  and  Wodeham  Wauter.     PI.  to  hold  for  life  of 
the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Richard  his  son  and  Alice  wife  of  Richard  and 
the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  Richard. 

851.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Avice  late  the  wife  of  Hugh  de  Tykencote  and  John 
son  of   Warin  de  Wytenham  and   Margery  his  wife,  pi.     Richard  de  Ditton. 
chaplain,  def.     12  marks  rent  in  Purle,  Mundon  and  Maylonde.     Avice  to  hold 
for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  John  and  Margery  and 
the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  Margery,  and  of  one  moiety 
to  Alice  wife  of  William  Code  and  the  heirs  of  her  body,  Agnes  wife  of  William 
•de  Saham  and  the  heirs  of  her  body  and  the  right  heirs  of  Avice,  and  of  the 
other  moiety  to  Agnes  and  her  said  heirs,  Alice  and  her  said  heirs  and  the  right 
heirs  of  Avice. 

852.  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Mich.    John  Sautre  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi.    Thomas 
•del  Hay  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     A  third  part  of  the  manor  of  Heghestre, 
which  Roger  Mount  Coy  and  Joan  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.     PI.  and  the  heirs 
of  their  bodies  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the 
right   heirs  of  John.     Cons.    100   marks      This  agreement   was   made  in   the 
.presence  of  Roger  and  Joan,  and  they  did  fealty. 

853.  Mich.   (Morrow  of  Souls).      Thomas  de  Drokenesford,  '  chivaler,'  and 
Isabel  his  wife,  pi.     Robert  de  Creyk  and  Roger  de  Clone,  def.     The  manor  of 


go  FEET   OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1348. 

Elmested,  which  Thomas  de  Weston,  •  chivaler,'  holds  for  life  except  i  messuage, 
10  acres  of  land  and  100  acres  of  wood  in  it.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas^ 
to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  messuage,  land  and 
wood.  Cons.  100  marks. 

854.  Oct.  of  Mich.  ThesameRobertandRoger.pl.  The  same  Thomas,  def. 
The  manor  of  Elmested  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  same  town  which 
Thomas  de  Weston  holds  for  life  except  as  above.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert 
to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  said  exceptions.  Cons, 
loo  marks 

855  Mich.  John  de  Foxle  and  John  Flynt,  pi.  Hugh  Peverel,  'chivaler,' 
aud  Maud  his  wife,  def.  The  manor  of  Chikeneye.  Def.  to  hold  for  their 
lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Hugh  son  of  John  Peverel  and  Alice 
daughter  of  Richard  de  Byteryng  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs 
of  Hugh  Peverel. 

856.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John  Peverel  and  Lucy  his  wife,  pi.    John  atte  Land- 
brok  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Great  Donmawe.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  1005. 

857.  Mich.     Eleanor  late  the  wife  of  John  Giffard  of  Bures,  'chivaler,'  pi. 
William  de  Bohun,  earl  of  Northampton,  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     The 
manor  of  Rocheford.     PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  def.  and  the  heirs  of  the  earl,  ren- 
dering i  rose,  etc  ,  with  reversion  to  def.   and  the  heirs  of  the  earl.      Cons. 
100  marks. 

858.  Mich.     John  Leybourne  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.  by  Robert  Naylyng- 
hurst  in  her  place.      John  de  Thaxsted  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages 
and  8  acres  of  land  in  Bockyngge.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords. 

859.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Thomas  Gauge  of  Stanford  Monfichet,  pi.     Nicholas 
Baldewyn  of  Sheryng  and  Felicia  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  i£  acres  of  land 
in  Takeleyc.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

860.  Mich.     John  Berner  of  Walden,  pi.     Robert  Pynkeneye  of  Thunderle 
and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  50  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow  and 
5  acres  of  pasture  in  Wymbish.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

861.  Mich.     WilliamsonofGilbertHurel.pl.     Gilbert  Hurel  of  Dakenham 
and  Martinet  his  wife,  def.     2  acres  of  land  in  Berkyngge.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords      Cons.  loos. 

862.  Mich.,   21    Edward    [II.,   and    Eas  ,  22   Edward  III.     John  de  Grey, 
parson  of   Balsham,  John   de  Aspale,  'chivaler,'  Thomas  de  Clopton,  Robert 
Giffard,  John  de  Cavendissh,  John  de  Bradefeld,  parson  of  Haustede,  Walter  de 
la  Cressenere  and  John   de   Cavendissh,   parson  of  Fornham  St.   Martin,   pi. 
Thomas  de  Grey.  '  chivaler,'  def.     The  manors  of  Little  Henye  and  Wylynghale 
Spayne.     PI.  and  their  heirs  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  def.  and  his  heirs  the  said 
manors  except  115.  rent  in  the  manor  of  Henye  and  igs,  rent  in  the  manor  of 
Wylynghale,  and  also  the  said  rents  with  the  homages  and  services  of  the 
prioress  of  Clerkenwell  and  her  successors,   Ralph  Fitz  William,  '  chivaler,' 
Nigel  Tebaud,  John  de  Goldyngham,    •  chivaler,'   Peter  de  Boxstede.  Thomas 
Code.  Richard  Gentri.  William  Gentri,  Margery  Cok,  Cristina  atte  Gate.  Roger 
atte  Store,  William  Gardiner,  John  son  of  Laurence  de  Middleton,  William  de 
Wauton   '  chivaler,1  William  de  la  Rokele,  Roger  Andreu,  Thomas  Wyther,  John 
Rolf,  Gerard  de  Wylynghale.  Roger  le  Teylere  and  John  Wylchard  and  their  heirs 
from  their  tenements  in  the  said  manors,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.  ;  with  remainders 
of  the  manor  of  Little  Henye  to  Fulk  son  of  def.  and  the  heirs  male  of  his  body 
and  of  the  manor  of  Wylynghale  to  Thomas  son  of  def.  and  the  heirs  male  of 
his  body,  and  reversions  to  def.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  200  marks. 


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1348 

863  Eas.  William  Strangman  of  Bradewell,  pi.  John  de  Chyngilworth  of 
Tyllyngham  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  and  180  acres  of  marsh  in 
Little  Wakeryng,  which  Joan  late  the  wife  of  Roger  Midlyng  holds  for  life.  PI. 
and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  100  marks  This 
agreement  was  made  in  the  presence  of  Joan  late  the  wife  of  Roger,  and  she  did 
fealty. 

864.  Eas.     John  de  Enefeld  and  Margaret  his  wife.  pi.  by  Adam  de  la  Folie 
in  her  place.     Thomas  de  Beverle,  def.     T    messuage,  29  acres  of  land   and   i 
acre  of  meadow  in  Chelmasford,  Mulsham  and  Spryngfeld.    Fl.  to  hold  for  their 
lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders'  to  Francis  their  son  and  the 
heirs  of  his  body,  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  Margaret  and  her  right  heirs. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

865.  Eas.     John  de  Stistede  and  Emma  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Dars  in  her 
place.     John   Godyn,  chaplain,  and  John   Bolthod  of  Stistede  the  elder,  def. 

1  messuage,  100  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  12  acres  of  pasture,  3  acres  of 
wood  and  35.  8d.  rent  in  Stistede.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  successive  remainders  to  Richard  son  of  John  de  Stistede  and  John  his 
brother  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  John  de  Stistede. 
Endorsed  :  Roger  de  Stistede  son  of  John  de  Stistede  puts  in  his  claim. 

866.  Eas.     John   Hauteyn  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  de  More  in  her 
place.     John  Burel  of  Wrytele  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     5  acres  i  rood  of  land  in 
Sandon.     PI   and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  5  acres  of  the  chief  lords,  and  the 
remainder  of  i  rood  which  John  Fort  and  Katharine  his  wife  hold  in  dower. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

867.  Quin.  of  Hil.  and  Eas.     John  de  Pritelwell,  citizen  and  apothecary  of 
London,  pi.      Reynald  le  Wyse  of  Pritelwell,  def.     i  messuage,  40  acres  of  land, 

2  acres  of  meadow,  2  acres  of  pasture,  i  acre  of  marsh  and  ics   rent  in  Pritelwell 
and  Milton,  which  Thomas  de  Leseden  and  Agnes  his  wife  hold  for  her  life. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

868.*  Eas.  John  Sperlyng  of  Dakenham  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.  by  Richard 
de  Fifhide  in  her  place.  Walter  de  Thorp  of  Dakenham  and  Joyce  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  i  toft,  10  acres  i  rood  of  land  and  4  acres  of  meadow  in  Dakenham. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.  Cons.  100  marks. 

869  Eas.  John  de  Hanewefeld  of  West  Thurrokk  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi. 
John  le  Smyth  of  West  Thurrokk  the  elder,  def.  2  messuages,  5^  acres  of  land, 
i£  acres  of  meadow,  4  acres  of  marsh  and  a  moiety  of  i6s.  $\d.  rent  in  West 
Thurrokk.  Def.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  100  marks. 

870.  Eas.      John   de    Pretervvell,    citizen    and   apothecary   of    London,    pi. 
Reynald  le  Wyse  of  Preterwell  and  Egelena  his  wife,  def      Tenements  as  in  867. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons  2o/. 

871.  Eas.     William  de  Berkwey,  clerk,  pi      John  Hunte  and  Alice  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage  in  Great  Berdefeld.     Def.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John. 

872.  Eas.      Ralph    Ascelyn   of   Shelweboweles,    pi.      John    Gentelment   and 
Cristiana  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  15  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of   meadow  and 
i  rood  of  wood  in  Shelweboweles.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons. 
40  marks. 

873.  Eas.     John   Isbrond  of  Plasseto,  pi.      Stephen    Savage,   'draper,'  and 
Lucy  his  wife,  def.       i  messuage  in  Chelmersford.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons   10  marks. 

874.*  Mich  ,  21  Edward  III.,  and  quin.  of  Hil.,  22  Edward  III.  John  de 
Sancto  Claro  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Kempe  in  her  place.  Lionel 
de  Bradenham  and  Gilbert  de  Pentelowe,  parson  of  Debeden,  def.  4  messuages, 
300  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of  meadow,  26  acres  of  pasture,  50  acres  of  wood, 
224  acres  of  marsh,  10  acres  of  alder  and  405.  iSd.  rent  in  Great  Bentele^h, 
Mansion  and  Chiche  St.  Osyth's.  PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords. 


92  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1348. 

with  successive  remainders  of  3  messuages,  140  acres  of  land,  20  acres  of  pasture, 
30  acres  of  wood,  the  alder  and  marsh  and  405.  rent  in  Mansion  and  Chiche  St. 
Osyth's  to  Thomas  son  of  John  and  John  his  brother  and  the  heirs  male  of  their 
bodies,  the  heirs  male  of  the  body  of  John  de  Sancto  Claro,  and  the  right  heirs  of 
the  same,  and  of  i  messuage,  160  acres  of  land,  the  meadow,  6  acres  of  pasture, 
20  acres  of  wood  and  iSd.  rent  in  Great  Bentelegh  to  John  and  Thomas  the  sons 
and  the  heirs  male  of  their  bodies,  the  heirs  male  of  the  body  of  John  de  Sancto 
Claro.  and  his  right  heirs. 

875.  Morrow  of  Pur.  Peter  Fitz  Johan  of  Great  Waltham  and  Margaret  his 
wife,  pi.  Robert  de  Lenham,  John  Bedil  of  Great  Waltham  and  Michael  Palmere, 
def  3  messuages,  200  acres  of  land,  9  acres  of  meadow,  10  acres  of  pasture  and 
135.  4<f.  rent  in  Great  Waltham  and  High  Estre.  Peter  to  hold  for  life  of  the 
chief  lords  2  messuages,  140  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  10  acres  of  pasture 
and  65.  rent  in  Great  Waltham  and  Peter  and  Margaret  to  hold  for  their  lives 
the  residue,  viz.  :  i  messuage,  60  acres  of  land  and  7$.  ^d.  rent,  with  successive 
remainders  to  Edmund  son  of  Peter  and  Cristina  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  his 
body,  the  heirs  of  Peter  of  the  body  of  Margaret,  Robert  son  of  Maud  Wyther 
and' Richard  his  brother  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies,  and  the  right  heirs  of 
Peter. 

876.*  Mich.,  13  Edward  III.,  and  quin.  of  Hil.,  22  Edward  III.  Thomas  de 
Bradeston,  pi.  William,  son  of  Sweteman  de  Alvithelegh  and  John  Spillecok, 
•def.  The  manor  of  Alvithelegh,  i  messuage  and  i  carucate  of  land  in  Horndon, 
and  the  advowsons  of  the  church  of  St.  Mary,  Somersete,  London,  and  of  the 
chapel  of  the  same  manor.  PI  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  advowsons  of  the  chief 
lords.  Def.  quitclaimed  two  parts  of  the  manor  to  pi.  and  his  heirs  and  granted 
to  them  the  remainders  of  the  third  part  of  the  manor,  which  Margery  late  the 
wife  of  John  Briaunzon  holds  in  dower,  and  of  the  messuage  and  land,  which 
Robert  de  Wauton  holds  for  life.  Cons.  lool.  This  agreement  was  made  in 
the  presence  of  Robert,  and  he  did  fealty. 

877.  Quin.  of  Hil.     Henry  Basset  of  Little  Badewe  and  Lucy  his  wife,  pi. 
John   de   Lallyngge,  parson   of   Norton,   and   Thomas   Caps   of  Borham,    def. 
i  messuage,  2  shops,  44  acres  of  land,  i£  acres  of  meadow,  4.^  acres  of  pasture 
and  145.  id.  rent  in  Wytham.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Richard  son  of  Henry  and  Alice  his  wife  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  Henry. 

878.  Trin.,  21   Edward  III.,  and  quin.  of  Hil.,  22  Edward   III.     Peter  le 
Palmere  of  Maldon  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.      Robert  de  Maldon  and  John  de 
Purlee,  def.     3  messuages.  6  shops,  145  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  pasture  and 
645.  6d.  rent  in  Great  Maldon,  Little  Maldon  and  Wodeham  Mortymer.    PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  the  messuages,  2  shops,  91  acres 
of  land,  the  pasture  and  465.  6d  rent,  and  also  the  remainder  of  4  shops,  54  acres 
of  land  and  i8s.  rent,  which  Ralph  de  Tendryngg  and  Margaret  his  wife  hold  in 
dower,  with  remainders  to  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  Joan  and  the  right  heirs  of 
Peter.     Endorsed:  William  Spileman  and  Joan  his  wife  put  in  their  claim. 

879.  Mich.,  21  Edward  III.,  and  quin.  of   Hil  ,  22  Edward  III.     John  de 
Shenefeld  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.     John  le  Glasiere  of  Gynge  atte  Stone  and 
Cristina  his  wife,  def,     i  messuage  and  18  acres  of  land  in  Norton  Maundevill. 
PI  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

880.  Quin.  of  Hil.     Thomas  de  Bradeston,  pi.     Henry  de  Valoignes  and 
Margery  his  wife,  def.     A  third  part  of  the  manor  of  Alvithelegh.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  his  heirs  whatever  they  held  in  the  name  of  dower.     Cons.  10 
marks 

881.  Quin.  of  Hil.     Simon  Herneman  of  Mokkyng  and  Isabel  his  wife,  pi.  by 
John  Dars  in  her  place.    John  Chasteloun  atte  Ha'le  of  Estillebery  and  Joan  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage,  4  acres  A  rood  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow,  n "acres  of 
marsh  and  a  fourth  part  of  i  toft  in  Estillebery  and  Westillebery.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  Simon  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks 


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1348. 

882.  Trin.     John  son  of  Walter  de  Oxenhey  of  Little  Reynes  and  Felicia  his 
wife,  pi.  by  John  Kempe  in  her  place.     Richard  de  Houghton,  parson  of  Little 
Reynes,  and  John  son  of  Roger  de  Naylynghurst,  chaplain,  def.     2  messuages, 
i  toft,  120  acres  of  land,  13  acres  of  meadow  and  14  acres  of  pasture  in  Little 
Reynes,  Pandfeld,  Bockyngge  and  Black  Nottele.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  the  body 
of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainders  of  i  messuage,  60  acres  of 
land,   i  acre  of  meadow  and  6  acres  of  pasture  in  Black  Nottele  to  Simon  son 
of  John  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  and  the  right  heirs  of  John,  and  of  the  residue, 
viz.  :   i  messuage,  i  toft,  60  acres  of  land,   12  acres  of  meadow  and  8  acres  of 
pasture  to  Joan  daughter  of  John  and  the  heirs  of  her  body  and  the  right  heirs 
of  John. 

1349. 

883.  Oct.  of  Hil.     Thomas  de  Tendringg  and  Emma  his  wife,  pi.     Roger  de 
Floketon,  Richard  Cayly,  parson  of  Little  Sampford,  and  Ralph  de  Pokethorp, 
vicar  of  Great  Sampford,   def.      2   messuages,   360  acres  of  land,  18  acres  of 
meadow,  16  acres  of  pasture,  18  acres  of  wood,  6  acres  of  alder  and  6os.  rent  in 
Coin  Engayne,  Depeden  and  Thaxstede.     PI.  and  the  heirs  male  of  their  bodies 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Thomas. 

884.  Oct.  of  Hil.     William  de  Bohun,  earl  of  Northampton,  and  Elizabeth 
his  wife,  pi.     William  son  of  Sweteman  de  Alvythele  and  John  Spilcok  of  Horn- 
don,  def.     The  manor  of  Southfanbrugge,  3  messuages,   160  acres  of  land,  60 
acres  of  wood,  700  acres  of  marsh  and  8^.  4^.  rent  in  Great  Wakeryng,  Little 
Wakeryng,  Littleshobury,  Shouplond,  Leygh,  Reylegh,  Great  Stanbrigge,  South- 
chirche,  Bemflet  and  Stanford,  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  the  earl  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1348. 

885.  Trin.     Robert  son  of  Gilbert   de  Dedham  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  by 
Gilbert  de  Debenham  in  her  place.      Nicholas  Bonde  and  John  Seman,  def. 

1  messuage,  no  acres  of  land,  9  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture,  8  acres  of 
wood,  10  acres  of  alder  and  205.  rent  in  Dedham,  Mistelegh,  Ardelegh,  Lalford, 
Bradefeld  and  Stratford  by  Heyham.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  def.  and  the 
heirs  of  Nicholas,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  def.  and  the  heirs  of 
Nicholas. 

886.  Trin.     Richard  Packard  of  St.  Osyth's  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     John  son 
of  Robert  de  Berkhampstede  and  Roesia  his  wife,  def.     i   messuage,  40  acres  of 
land  and  3  acres  of  wood  in  Great  Bentelegh  and  Chyche  Redel.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard.     Cons.  2o/. 

887.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John  Waryn  of  Sudbury  and  Stephen  Waryn,  chaplain, 
pi.     Robert  Fraunceys  and  Sabina  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage.  18  acres  of  land, 
5  acres  of  meadow  and  2  acres  of  pasture  in  Sudbury  between  the  bridges,  Baly- 
don,  Bulmere  and  Middelton.     Robert  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

888*.     Trin.     John  son  of  Geoffrey  Sigor,  clerk,  pi.     Simon  de  Kegworth  and 
Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,   i  toft,  36  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  pasture, 

2  acres  of  wood  and  ^d.  rent  in  Walden  St.  Mary.     Def.  quitclaimed  whatever 
they  had  in  the  messuage  for  the  life  of  Alice  a'nd  in  the  rest  in  dower  to  pi. 
and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

889.  Trin.     Roger  de  Hanyfeld,  pi.     Robert  Lucas  of  Manytre  and  Sarah  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Misteleye.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  loos. 

890.  Trin.     Richard  de  Santon  and  Alice   his  wife,  pi.     John  le  Wyse  of 
Pritewell,  '  taylour,'  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.      A  moiety  of  i  messuage  in 
Pritewell.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  iocs. 

891.  Trin.     Robert  de  Ryuesale  of  Sudbury  pi.     John  Waryn  and  Joan  his 
wife,  def.     34  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  ii  acres  of  pasture  and  6  acres  of 
wood  in  Bulmere,  Ballidon  and  Middelton.     Def.   to  hold  for  their  lives  of  pi. 
and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 


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1348. 

892.  Trin.  Seman  de  Tillyngham,  pi.  John  Andreu  of  Maldon  the  younger 
and  Sabina  his  wife,  def.  i  shop,  Bd.  rent  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage,  9  acres  of 
.land  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Great  Maldon,  Crykeshethe,  Maylonde  and  Ale, 
thorne.  PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  20  marks. 

893  Trin.  John  de  Sutton  of  Wyvenho,  '  chivaler,'  and  John  his  son,  pi  by 
John  Dars  in  place  of  the  son.  William  Avenaunt  and  Eleanor  his  wife,  def. 
2  messuages.  72  acres  of  land  and  3  acres  of  pasture  in  Stapelford  Tany,  High 
Aungre  and  Stanford  Ryvers.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  de  Sutton  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.  Cons.  100  marks. 

894.  Trin.     Gilbert  Snarry,  pi.     Sampson  de  Altham  and  Alice  his  wife,  def. 

1  messuage  and  30  acres  of  land  in  Hokkele.     PI.   and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons  20  marks. 

895.  Trin.     Agnes  Jeorge,  pi.     Roger  Hare  of  Wodeham  Water  and  Margaret 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Wodeham  Water.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  her 
heirs.     Cons.  iocs. 

896.  Trin.     John  Sprot,  chaplain,  pi.     Robert  Brian  of  Wodeham  Water  and 
Amice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  2  shops,  20  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow, 

2  acres  of  pasture  and  25.  rent  in  Wodeham  Water  and  Great  Maldon.     PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

897.  Trin.     John  the  younger  son  of  Thomas  de  Toppyngho,  pi.     Thomas  de 
Toppyngho,  def.     i  messuage,  40  acres  of  land  and  4  acres  of  pasture  in  Hatfeld 
Peverel.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

898.  Trin.      William    Samar   of  Great   Waltham,    pi.      Richard   Bisshop   of 
Borham  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  i  acre  of  land  in  Borham. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1349. 

899.  Oct.  of  Hil.     Thomas  son  of  Henry  Dolsaly  of  London,  pi.     John  de 
Thorp  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  90  acres  of  land,  4^  acres  of  meadow, 
16  acres  of  pasture  and  225.  $d.  rent  in  Wretele.     Def.  quitclaimed  whatever 
they  had  for  their  lives  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1348  DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

438.  Quin.  of  Hil.  and  Eas.  William  de  Clopton  of  Walden,  pi.  John  son 
of  Thomas  de  Clopton  of  Walden,  def.  3  messuages,  280  acres  of  land  and  6 
acres  of  meadow  in  Walden  and  Hadstoke,  co.  Essex,  and  i  messuage,  60  acres 
of  land  and  4  acres  of  meadow  in  Bergham  and  Lynton,  co.  Cambridge  PI. 
and  his  heirs  to  hold  two  parts  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  remainder  of  the 
third  part  which  Michael  Poucyn  and  Nicholaa  his  wife  hold  in  dower.  Cons. 
100  marks. — Essex,  Cambridge. 


23   EDWARD   III. 


1349>  COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

900.  Mich.     Adam  Canoun,  citizen  and  corn-merchant  (bladurius)  of  London, 
and  Hawisiahiswife.pl.   /?ic/ra>rfde  Aldham  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     30  acres  of 
land,  i  rood  of  pasture  and  32^.  rent  in  South  Bemflet.     PL  and  the  heirs  of 
Adam  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

901.  Mich       Thomas     Byestetoun.    chaplain,    and    Richard    le    Rook    of 
Westminster  the  elder,  pi.  by  Henry  Wykewane  in  place  of  Thomas.     Richani 
de  Aldham  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     A  third  part  of  60  acres  of  marsh  in  South 
Bemflet      PI.   and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to   hold  of  the  chief  lords.      Cons. 
20  marks. 


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1349. 

902.  Mich.,  22  Edward  III.,  and  Mich.,  23  Edward  III.     John  de  Coggeshale 
and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.  by  Geoffrey  Baldewyn  in  his  place.     William  deTeye 
and  John  Oliver,  def.     The  manor  of  Little  Bemflete  and  the  advowson  of  the 
church  of  the  same  town.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainders  to  Henry  their  son  and  the  heirs  male  of  his  body  and  the  right  heirs 
of  John.     Cons.  100  marks. 

903.  Mich.     Thomas  Fabel  and  Mary  his  wife,  pi.     Peter  son  of  Thomas  le 
Palmere  of  Maldon,  def.  i  messuage,  440  acres  of  land,  20  acres  of  meadow,  30 
acres  of  pasture,  28  acres  of  wood  and  7  marks  rent  in  Hebregge,  Great  Totham 
and  Little  Totham.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Mary.     Cons.  100  marks. 

904.  Mich.     John  Fitz  Robert  of  Great  Sampford  and  Thomas  atte  Grene  of 
Meldeburne,   chaplain,   pi.      Richard    de   Welle    and  Joan    his   wife,    def.     3 
messuages,  160  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  wood,  15  acres  of  meadow  and  12  acres 
of  pasture  in  Great  Sampford,  Little  Sampford  and  Hampstede.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

905.  Eas.  and  Mich.     Thomas,  parson  of  Elteslye,  Bartholomew   Langrich 
and  John  de  Shortegrave,  pi.     John  de  Goldyngham  and  Eleanor  his  wife,  def 
The   manor  of   Chigewell  except  the   advowson  of  the   church  of   the   manor. 
Def.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with   successive 
remainders  to  Alexander  their  son,  Thomas  his  brother  and  Alice  and  Lora  his 
sisters  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  to  Richard  de  la  Rokele  and  his  heirs. 

906.  Eas.     Robert  de  la  Lee,  William  de  Dersham  and  John  de  Berners  the 
elder,  pi.     William  de  Bohun,  earl  of  Northampton,  and  Elizabeth  his  wife.  def. 
The  manor  of  Rothyngge  Marcy.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  of  def. 
and  the  heirs  of  the  earl  for  the  life  of  John  Fitz  Bernard,  '  chivaler,'  rendering 
yearly  lol   sterling,  in  moieties  at  Easter  and  Michaelmas,  and  doing  to  the  chief 
lords  all  services,  with  reversion  to  def.  and  the  heirs  of  the  earl.     Cons.   100 
marks. 

907.  Eas.     John  de  Nevill  of  the  county  of  Essex,  '  chivaler,'  and  Alice  his 
wife,  pi.     Robert  de  Teye,  John  de  Berland  of  Prytewell  the  elder  and  Thomas 
Chauntecler  of  Attlebourgh,   def.     The    manors   of  Thorp,    Wetheresfeld   and 
Chykenhale  and  the  advowsonsof  the  churches  of  the  manors.     PI.  and  the  heirs 
of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Hugh  de  Nevill, 
'  chivaler,'  brother  of  John,  and  his  heirs. 

908.  Mich.,  22  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  23  Edward  III.     John  Sperlyng  of 
Hundene,  pi.      John  Parker  of  Little  Reynes  and  Agnes  his  wife  and  Walter 
Swetyng  of  Felsted  and  Petronilla  his  wife,  def.       i  messuage  and  10  acres  of 
land  in  Shaldeford.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

909.  Mich.     Robert  le  Archer  of  Teye  atte  Elmes  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi. 
John  le  Herde  of  Rewenhale  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     35  acres  of  land,  2  acres 
of  meadow,  2  acres  of  pasture,  9^.  rent  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Rewenhale. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

910.  Oct  of  Hil.,  22  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  23  Edward  III.     Michael  son  of 
John  Hereward  of  Little  Badewe  and  Margaret  his  wife  and  Thomas  their  son, 
pi.  by  John  Dars  in  place  of  Margaret  and  as  guardian  of  Thomas.     Katharine 
daughter  of  Thomas  Fillol,  knight,  def.     A  moiety  of  i   messuage,  So  acres  of 
land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  40  acres  of  pasture,  8  acres  of  wood  and  i8s.  rent  in 
Hatfeld  Peverel,  Borham  and  Terlynge  which  Eleanor  late  the  wife  of  Thomas 
Fillol,  knight  holds  for  life.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  Thomas  to  hold  the 
remainder  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainders  to  William  his  brother  and  the 
heirs  of  his  body  and  the  right  heirs  of  Michael.     Cons.  40  marks. 

911.  Eas.     Thomas  de  Bolyngton  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     John  de  Bolyngton, 
def.     3  messuages.  150  acres  of  land,  9  acres  of  meadow,  30  acres  of  pasture,  2 
acres  of  wood  and  gs.  id.  rent  in  Reynham.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Thomas. 


96  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1349 

912.  Eas.     William  de  Bohun,  earl  of  Northampton,  and  F-lizabeth  his  wife,. 
pi.     John  de  Veer,  earl  of  Oxford,  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     A  fourth  part  of  the 
manor  of  Thakstede.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Elizabeth  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons  2O/. 

913.  Mich.     John  de  la  Grave  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Kempe  in  her 
place.     John  son  of  Henry  Lyard  of  Little  Claketon,  def.     i  messuage,  100  acres 
of  land.  5  acres  of  meadow,  6  acres  of  wood  and  6s   lod.  rent  in  Little  Claketon. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

914.  Eas.  and  Mich.     John  de  la  Grave  the  elder  and  Robert  de  Berkham- 
stede,  pi.     Wtlliam  de  Bohun,  earl  of  Northampton,  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def. 
The   manor  of  Moese  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the   manor,   which 
William  Germy,  'chivaler,'  and  Isabel  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks.     This 
agreement  was  made  in  the  presence  of  William  Germy  and  Isabel,  and  they  did 
fealty. 

915.  Mich.,  22  Edward  III,  and  Mich.,  23  Edward  III.     John  le  Waleys  of 
Great  Waltham  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.  by  William  Colbayn  in  her  place. 
Richard  Asselyn  of  Great  Waltham  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  50  acres 
of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  6£  acres  of  pasture,  55.  rent  and  a  rent  of  i  hen  in 
Great  Waltham.     John  and  his  heirs  to  hold  20  acres  and  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
John  to  hold  the  residue  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

916.  Mich.,  22   Edward   III.,   and    Mich.,   23    Edward   III.      William   de 
Coulonde  and  Mary  his  wife  and  John  their  son,  pi.  by  William  Colbayn  in 
place  of  Mary  and  as  guardian  of  John.     Richard  Asselyn  of  Great  Waltham 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     19  acres  of  land  in  Great  Waltham.     PI.  and  the  heirs 
of  the  body  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with   successive  remainders  to 
William  and  Thomas  his  brothers  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right 
heirs  of  William  de  Coulonde.     Cons.  20  marks. 

917.  Same  dates.     Thomas  de  Maundevill,  '  chivaler,'  pi.     John  son  of  John 
de  Ultyng,  def.     i  messuage,  120  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  10  acres  of 
pasture,  4  acres  of  wood,  45.  jd.  rent  and  a  rent  of  iglbs.  of  wax  in  Stistede, 
which  Walter  de  Stistede  holds  for  life  by  the  law  of  England  of  the  inheritance 
of  def.,  the  remainder  of  the  messuage,  land,  meadow,  pasture  and  wood  belong- 
ing to  pi.  for  life.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  whole  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks.     Endorsed:  Robert  Vydelu  and  Sarah  his  wife, 
late  the  wife  of  John  de  Ultyngge,  put  in  their  claim. 

918.  Mich.     John  Shortegrove,  pi.     John  Baunton  and  Iseult  his  wife,  def. 
2  messuages,  300  acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  meadow  and  i8s.  rent  in  Castelaungre, 
Bobynggeworth  and  Stanford  Ryvers.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

1350.  DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

444.  Oct.  of  Hil,  Master  Nicholas  de  Sandwyco,  pi.  William  de  Clynton, 
earl  of  Huntyngdon,  def.  The  manor  of  Morton,  co.  Essex,  and  the  manor  of 
Folkstan  with  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  Rolvyngdenn,  co.  Kent.  PI.  to 
hold  for  life  of  the  King  and  his  heirs,  with  remainder  to  John  de  Sandwyco  his 
brother  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  and  reversion  to  def.  and  his  heirs.  This 
agreement  was  made  by  precept  of  the  King. — Essex,  Kent. 


24   EDWARD   III. 


COUNTY  OF   ESSEX. 

919.  Oct  of  Pur.  William  de  Dersham  and  Geoffrey  Boloigne  of  Colchestre, 
pi.  by  Thomas  Tyrel  in  place  of  Geoffrey.  John  Colchestre  of  Kyngiston  and 
Alue  his  wife,  def  i  messuage,  140  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres 
of  pasture,  26$.  rent  and  a  rent  of  lib.  of  cumin  and  lib.  of  pepper  in  Gynge 
Mounteny.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  100 

nark . 


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1350 

920.  Morrow  of  Pur.      Edmund  de   Northtoft,  pi.     John  le  Warenner  of 
Fynchyngfeld  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  42  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of 
meadow,  5  acres  of  pasture,  4  acres  of  wood  and  25.  %d.  rent  in  Fynchyngfeld. 
PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Edmund  his 
son  and  John  brother  of  the  latter  and  the  heirs  male  of  their  bodies  and  to  the 
right  heirs  of  Edmund  the  son.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1351. 

921.  Oct.  of  Hil.     Ralph  de  Tendrynge  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.     Leo  de 
Bradenham,  Richard,  parson  of  Leyre  Bretoun,  John,  parson  of  Little  Briche, 
and  John  Brightrich,  def.     i  messuage,  80  acres  of  land  and  too  acres  of  marsh 
in  la  Hid,  Foxhole,  Little  Hid,  Lachendone  and  Purle.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
Ralph  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

1350. 

922.  Mich.,  22  Edward  III.      William  Picot  of   Pateswyk,  pi.     Thomas  de 
Maundeville,  'chivaler,'  def.;    and  Mich.,  24  Edward  III.,  after  the  death  of 
William,  Robert  his  son  and  heir,  pi.,  and  the  said  Thomas,  def.     i  messuage, 
120  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  10  acres  of  pasture,  4  acres  of  wood,  45.  yd. 
rent  and  a  rent  of  2lbs.  of  wax  in  Stystede,  which  Walter  de  Stystede  holds 
for  life.     William  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
100  marks.     Endorsed  :  Robert  Vydelu  and  Sarah  his  wife  put  in  their  claim. 

923.  Oct.  of  Hil.,  23  Edward  III.,  and  Mich.,  24  Edward  III.     Robert  de 
Marny,  '  chivaler,'  pi.     Mary  late  the  wife  of  Thomas  Fabel  of  Hatfeld  Peverel, 
def.     Ten.  as  in  903  in  Hebregge,  Great  Totham  and  Little  Totham.     PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

924.  Mich.     Thomas   Beket,   pi.     Richard   Englysh,   def.     The   manor  of 
Hertesho  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  Farnham  '  in  the  Grene.'     PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  the  advowson  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  remainder  of  the 
manor,  which  John  Wrytle  holds  for  life.     Cons.  100  marks. 

925.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Walter  de  Westlee  and  Avice  his  wife,  pi.     Robert 
Bygod  and  Cristina  his  wife.  def.  by  John  Oxheney  in  her  place.     3  messuages 
and  10  acres  of  land  in  Tolleshonte  Mauger  and  Greai  Totham.     Def.  and  the 
heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Con.  20  marks. 

926.  Mich.    Thomas  de  Stapele,  pi.    Robert  de  Stanford  and  Juliana  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage  and  13  acres  of  land  in  Little  Shobury.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

927.  Eas   and  Mich.     Henry  Cok  of  Berkyngge,  pi.     William  de  Coventre 
of  London  and  Lucy  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Berkyngge.     PL  and  his  heirs 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks.     Endorsed:  Alice  daughter  of  John 
Persoun  of  Berkyngge  puts  in  her  claim. 

928.  Mich.     John  le  Porter  of  Berkyngg  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  by  Henry 
Wikewane  in  her  place.     Nicholas  Clerk  of  Berkyngg  and  Alice  his  wife,  def. 
5  acres  of  land  and  3  acres  of  meadow  in  Berkyngg.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

929.  Mich.     JohnBaunton.pl.     William  atte  Stone  and  Katharine  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage,  60  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow  and  6  acres  of  pasture  in 
Stanford  and  Bobyngworth.    PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
40  marks. 

930.  Mich.     John   Gernoun,   '  chivaler,1   pi.     John    de    Sancto    Philberto, 
'chivaler,'  def.     The  advowson  of  the  priory  of  Leghes.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

931.  Eas.     Robert  Edward  of  Berkyng  and  Cecily  his  wife.pl.     Robert  de 
Walmesford,  parson  of  Gyng  Abbesse,  and  John  Fairford,  vicar  of  Berkyng,  def. 
2  messuages,  73  acres  of  land,  3^  acres  of  meadow  and  545.  i^d  rent  in  Berkyng. 
PL  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the 
right  heirs  of  Robert  Edward. 

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932.  Eas.    William  Revekyn  of  Berkyng  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.    John  Revekyn 
of  Berkyng,  def.     3  messuages.  2  cottages,  4  shops,  24^  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of 
meadow  and  175.  jd.  rent  in  Berkyng.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Joan. 

933.  Eas.      Thomas  de  Weston,  •  chivaler,1  pi.      John  Osekyn,  citizen  and 
vintner  of  London,  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.      i  messuage,  124  acres  of  land, 
8  acres  of  meadow,  8  acres  of  pasture,  16  acres  of  wood  and  135.  rent  in  White 
Rothyng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

934.*  Trin.  WalterStacy.pl.  John  son  of  William  Berdefeld  of  Henham, 
def.  i  messuage,  48  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  meadow  in  Henham  and 
Cheykeneye.  PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  20  marks. 

935.  Trin.     Richard  de  Keselyngbery,  citizen  of  London,  and  Alice  his  wife, 
pi.     Thomas  Walsshe  and  Alice'his  wife,  def.     3  messuages,  260  acres  of  land, 
15  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture,  12  acres  of  wood,  4  acres  of  alder  and 
loos,  rent  in  Pentelowe,  Middilton,  Foxherde,  Belchamp  St.  Paul  (Bella  Campo 
Sancti  Pauli),  Belchamp  Ottonis  and  Belchamp  St.  Ethelbert.     PI.  and  the  heirs 
of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of 
Richard.     Cons.  100  marks. 

936.  Trin.     The  abbot  of  Waltham  Holy  Cross,  pi.    John  de  Shardelowe  and 
Joan  his  wife  and  Thomas  his  brother,  def     The  manors  of  Coppedhalle  and 
Shyngledhalle.     PI.  and  his  successors  and  his  church  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords, 
in  exchange  for  the  manors  of  Borham,  co.  Essex,  and  Caumpes  and  Orseye,  co, 
Cambridge.     Cons.  200  marks.     This  agreement  was  made  by  precept  of  the 
King. 

937.  Trin.     Thomas  Templer  of  Lyndesele  and  Idonia  his  wife,  pi.  by  William 
Colbayn  in  her  place.     Henry  Branketre  of  Stoke  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     3  acres 
of  land,  i£  acres  of  meadow  and  i  rood  of  pasture  in  Lyndesele.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  Thomas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

938.  Trin.     John  de  Neuport  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     Richard  de  Mareys, 
vicar  of  Great  Wenden,  def.     i  carucate  of  land  in  Purlee,  Wodeham  Mortymer, 
Haylesle  and  Maldon.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John. 

1331. 

939.  Oct.  of  Hil.     John  atte  House  the  elder  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     John  de 
Sabrichesworth,  def.     90  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow,  2  acres  of  wood  and 
8s.  rent  in  High  Estre,  Berneston  and  Great  Dunmawe.     PI.  and  the  heirs  male 
of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of 
John  atte  House. 

940.  Oct.  of  Hil.     William  de  Stratford  and  Robert  Wolman,  chaplain,  pi. 
John  Gentilcors  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  5  acres  of  land  in  Little 
Chesterford.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10 
marks. 

941.  Mich,  and  Oct  of  Hil.     John  de  Priterwell,  citizen  and  apothecary  of 
London,  pi.     Thomas  de  Leseden  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  40  acres 
of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  2  acres  of  pasture,  i  acre  of  marsh  and  IDS.  rent  in 
Priterwell  and  Milton.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1350 

942.  Trin.     John  de  Haryngeye,  pi.     Thomas  Seggefeld   and  Margaret  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage,  15  acres  of  land  and  £  acre  of  meadow  in  Leyton.     PI. 
and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons   10  marks. 

943.  Oct    of  Pur.  and  Eas.     Thomas  de  Forde  of   London,   pi.     Thomas 
Bodyk,  def.     The  manors  of  Welcomstowe  and  Rothyng  Beauchamp  and  the 
advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor  of  Rothyng  Beauchamp.     PI.  and  his  heirs 


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to  hold  the  advowson  of  the  chief  lords.  Def.  quitclaimed  the  manor  of  Wel- 
comstowe  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the 
manor  of  Rothyng  Beauchamp,  which  Ernald  Mounteneye  and  Joan  his  wife 
hold  for  her  life  in  exchange  for  the  third  part  of  all  manors,  lands  and  advow- 
sons  late  of  Henry  Bedyk,  sometime  her  husband  Cons.  200  marks.  This 
agreement  was  made  in  the  presence  of  Ernald  and  Joan,  and  they  did  fealty. 

944.  Trin.  Joan  late  the  wife  of  William  Baud,  pi.  by  John  de  Oxenheye. 
Miles  le  Freynshe  and  John  de  Lexeden,  parson  of  Coryngham,  def.  4  messuages, 
i  carucate  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  6  acres  of  pasture,  6  acres  of  alder  and  305. 
rent  in  Cosforde,  Estthorp,  Great  Briche,  Little  Briche  and  Staneweye  I'l  to 
hold  for  her  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainders  to  Richard  de  Sutton  and 
Anne  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  Anne.  Cons. 
100  marks. 

DIVERS  COUNTIES. 

4498.  Trin.  Thomas  son  of  John  de  Veer,  earl  of  Oxford,  and  Maud 
•daughter  of  Ralph  de  Ufford,  pi.  'John  de  Veer,  earl  of  Oxford,  and  Maud  his 
wife,  def.  The  manor  of  Chesham  and  view  of  frank-pledge  in  Chesham,  co. 
Buckingham,  the  manor  of  Rameseye,  co.  Essex,  and  the  manor  of  Westwyk  and 
i  toft,  80  acres  of  land  and  6  acres  of  wood  in  Westwyk.  co.  Hertford.  PI.  and 
the  heirs  male  of  their  bodies  to  hold  the  manor  of  Chesham  and  view  of  frank- 
pledge  of  the  King  and  his  heirs  and  the  other  manors  and  tenements  of  def.  and 
the  heirs  of  the  earl,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  of  all  to  def.  and  the 
heirs  of  the  earl.  Cons.  200  marks.  This  agreement,  so  far  as  concerns  the 
manor  of  Chesham  and  view  of  frank-pledge,  was  made  by  precept  of  the  King. 
— Buckingham,  Essex,  Hertford. 


25   EDWARD  III. 

1351.  COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

945.  Oct.  of  Pur.     Simon  Fraunceys,  citizen  of  London,  pi.     Arnald  Mount- 
•eneye  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Rothyngge  Beauchamp  and  the 
advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords  whatever  def.  have  in  the  same  for  the  life  of  Joan,  rendering  yearly  40 
marks  to  def.  for  the  life  of  Joan,  viz.  :  10  marks  at  Easter,  the  Nat.  of  St.  J.B., 
Michaelmas  and  Christmas. 

946.  Ouin.  of  Hil.     William  de  Hynton  of  Reylegh  and  Mabel  his  wife,  pi. 
by  Godfrey  le  Wold.     John  Shamelman  of  Bures  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     i 
messuage   and  13  acres  of  land  in  Reylegh.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  William.     Cons.  10  marks. 

947.  Ouin.  of  Hil.     William  le  Bret  of  Little  Laufare,  pi.     Peter  Trente  of 
Storteford  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  12  acres  of  land  in  Macchyng. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

948.  Oct.  of  Pur.     William  de  Wauton,  '  chivaler,'  and  Cecily  his  wife,  pi.  by 
Geoffrey  Baudewyn  in  her  place.     John  du  Boys,  John  Assh  and  John  Templer, 
def.     The   manors   of  Thurrok   Briaunzoun   and  Wylynghale  Rokele  and  the 
advowsons  of  the  churches  of  the  same  manors.     PI.  and  the  heirs  male  of  their 
bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  William. 

949.  Eas.  and  Mich.     Thomas  Reynberd  and  Agnes  his  wife,   pi.  by  John 
Dars  in  her  place.     Richard  Holfritli  and  Maud  his  wife,  clef.     A  moiety  of  2 
messuages,    10   acres  of  land  and  3  acres  of  pasture  in  Hatfeld  Pever 
Borham.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainders  to  Roger 
son  of  Thomas  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  and  the  right  heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons. 
20  marks. 

950.  Mich.     William  Rok,  parson  of   Northwokyngdon,  John   de  la  Yyne, 
parson  of  Magdelayne  Lauvar,  John  atte  More  of  Wriieie  and  Ralph  A^elyn  of 
-Stanford  Ryvers,  pi.     John  Baudechon  ami  Margaret  his  wife,  def.  by  Thomas 


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1851. 

de  Tochewyk  in  her  place  The  manor  of  Northwokyngdon  and  the  advowson 
of  the  church  of  the  manor  and  2  messuages,  186  acres  of  land,  13  acres  of 
meadow,  109  acres  of  pasture,  2  acres  of  heath  and  4^  155  rent  in  Southwokyng- 
don,  Alvythele,  Upmenstre,  Dunton,  Bulfanne  and  Thorndon.  Def.  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs 
of  John  Baudechon. 

951.  Mich.    William  de  Bohun,  earl  of  Northampton,  and  Elizabeth  his  wife, 
pi.      Peter  de  Cusaunce,  '  chivaler,'  and  Edmund  Baynyard  and  Eleanor  his 
wife,  def.    2  messuages,  80  acres  of  land  and  500  acres  of  marsh  in  Kanewedon 
and  Krykesheth.     PL  and  the  heirs  of  the  earl  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
200  marks. 

952.  Mich.    John  Boteler  of  Godestre,  pi.    John  Willy,  of  London,  '  golde- 
smyth,'  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  30  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow, 
and  45.  4^.  rent  in  Godestre.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20 
marks. 

953.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John  de  Depeden,  pi.     Richard  Eliot  and  Isabel  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  36  acres  of  land  in  Ambirden.     Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  40  marks. 

954.  Mich.     John  Burre,  pi.     John  le  Longe  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     i 
messuage  and  3  acres  of  land  in  Gyngeioiberdlaundri.     PL  and  his  heirs  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

955.  Mich.    Katharine  late  the  wife  of  John  de  Berners,  pi.     Sewall  son  of 
Thomas  Sewall  of  Great  Dunmowe  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  16 
acres  of  land  and  4  acres  of  meadow   in  Theyden  atte  Mount  and  Theyden 
Gernoun.     PL  and  her  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  40  marks. 

956.  Mich.    Walter  Wryghte,  pi.    Richard  de  Potton  and  Alice  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  and  23   acres  of  land  in  Newesaumford.     Def.  and  the  heirs  of 
Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

957.  Trin.    John  de  Nevill,  '  chivaler,'  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Kemp 
in  her  place.     Robert  de  Teye,  John  de  Berlond  the  elder  and  Adam  de  Skul- 
thorp,  parson  of  St.  Peter,  Cornhull,  London,  def.     Two  parts  of  the  manor  of 
Peldon  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor.    PL  and  the  heirs  of  their 
bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainders  to  William  son  of  Thomas  de 
Nerford  for  life  and  Hugh  de  Nevill  '  chivaler,'  brother  of  John,  and  his  heirs. 

958.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Cristina  late  the  wife  of  John  atte  Brome,  pi.     John 
Floure  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     6  acres  of  land  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  in 
Norton  Maundevyll.    Def.  quitclaimed  two  parts  to  pi.  and  her  heirs,  and  also 
granted  to  them  the  remainder  of  the  third  part,  which  Alice  late  the  wife  of 
John  Beauveys  holds  in  dower,  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

959.  Trin.    Simon  son  of  John  de  Magna  Canefeld,  pi.    John  son  of  Geoffrey 
de  Magna  Canefeld,  def.     i  messuage,  80  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  5 
acres  of  pasture  and  35.  8d.  rent  in  Great  Canefeld.     PL  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords.    Cons.  100  marks. 

960.  Trin.    John  atte  Felde  of  Theydene  Gernoun  and  Isabel  his  wife,  pi. 
William  de  Preston,  parson  of  Lambourne,  and  John  le  Wryghte  of  Affebregge,. 
def.    4  messuages,  54  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  2  acres  of  pasture  and 
2s.  rent  in  Laufare  Maudeleyne  and  Northwelde  Basset.     PL  and  the  heirs  of 
John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

</  i  Trin.  John  Chapman  of  Stepilbumpsted  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.  by 
William  Colbayn  in  her  place.  John  Gene  of  Branketre  and  Katharine  his  \vil\-. 
d<-f  i  messuage  in  Stebbyngge.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

William  de  Burgh,  clerk,  and  John  atte  Persones  of  Shenefeld,  pi. 
John  de  Routhynge  of  Shenefeld  and  Joan  his  wife  and  Beatrice  daughter  of 
Hubert  Kersouere,  def.  i  messuage  and  i£  acres  of  land  in  Brendwod.  PL  and 
the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  10  marks. 


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1331. 

963.  Eas.     William    Wille  of   Stowe,  p!.     John   Bukkeskyn   and   Maud  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  200  acres  ot  marsh  in  Stowe  and  Fambregg.    PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

964.  Kas.     Thomas  de  Sandvvyco  and  Ellen  his  wife,  pi.     Nicholas  \Yybsnade 
and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Berkynge.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  the  heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons.  10  marks. 

965.  Eas.     Richard  Euesyng,  pi.     John  de  la  Forde  and  Sabina  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  in  Colecestre.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
10  marks. 

DIVERS     COUNTIES. 

458.  Trin.  Ralph,  earl  of  Stafford,  pi.  Gilbert  Chastelleyn,  knight,  Richard 
de  Stafford,  parson  of  Worthyn,  Walter  de  Frelond,  parson  of  Okham,  and 
Richard  de  Piryton,  clerk,  def.  The  castle  and  manor  of  Caus,  the  manors  of 
JMunsterleye  and  Nethergorthorne  and  a  moiety  of  the  manor  of  Worthyn,  co. 
Salop,  the  manor  of  Rouland  Right,  co.  Oxford,  the  manor  of  Stanford  Ryvers 
and  the  hundred  of  Angre,  co.  Essex,  and  the  manor  of  Wolford,  co.  Warwick. 
PL  to  hold  for  his  life  of  the  King  and  his  heirs  the  castle,  manors  of  Caus,  Munster- 
leye,  Nethergorthorne,  Rouland  Right  and  Stanford  Ryvers,  hundred  and  moiety, 
and  also  the  remainder  of  the  manor  of  Wolford,  which  John  Gobaud  and  Margery 
his  wife  hold  for  life  ;  with  remainders  to  Hugh  son  of  pi.  and  Philippa  daughter 
of  Thomas  de  Bello  Campo,  earl  of  Warwick,  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies,  the 
heirs  of  the  body  of  pi.  and  his  right  heirs.  This  agreement  was  made  by 
precept  of  the  King.— Salop,  Oxford,  Essex,  Warwick. 

466.  Mich.  Thomas  de  Arundel,  'chivaler,'  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi. 
Robert  Flemmyng,  clerk,  Res  ap  Rees  and  William  Wade,  def.  The  castle  and 
manor  of  Chilham,  the  manors  of  Hothfeld,  Bleen  and  Wolryngton,  and  6  acres 
of  land  and  40  acres  of  pasture  in  Bleen,  co.  Kent,  and  the  manors  of  Brend 
Bradefeld,  co.  Suffolk,  Hecterbury,  co.  Wilts,  Tarent  Russeauxton,  co.  Dorset, 
Chyngelford,  co.  Essex,  and  Aderdeleye,  co.  Salop.  PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives 
the  castle  and  manor  of  Chilham  of  the  King  and  his  heirs  and  the  rest  except 
the  manor  of  Aderdeleye  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  William  de  Roos 
of  Hamelak  and  his  heirs ;  and  to  hold  the  manor  of  Aderdeleye  for  the  life  of 
Margery  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainders  to  Thomas  son  of  William  de  Roos 
for  his  life  and  to  William  de  Roos  of  Hamelak  and  his  heirs.  This  agreement, 
so  far  as  concerns  the  castle  and  manor  of  Chilham,  was  made  by  precept  of  the 
King. — Kent,  Suffolk,  Wilts,  Dorset,  Essex,  Salop. 

1352. 

467.*  Mich,  and  Oct.  of  Hil.  Robert  de  Teye,  John  de  Lexeden,  parson  of 
Coryngham,  and  Thomas  de  Andeuere,  parson  of  Lexeden,  pi.  by  William 
Colbayn  in  place  of  Robert  and  John.  Thomas  de  Helpeston  and  Cecily  his 
wife,  def.  i  messuage,  30  acres  of  land,  8£  acres  of  meadow,  9  acres  of  pasture, 
and  595.  6d.  rent  in  Bilchangre,  co.  Essex,  and  114  acres  i  rood  of  land,  g|  acres 
of  meadow  and  16  acres  of  pasture  in  Storteford  and  Farnham,  co  Hertford.  PI. 
and  the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  200  marks. — Essex, 
Hertford. 

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COUNTY    OF  ESSEX. 

966.  Ouin.  of  Hil.  Richard  Bidford  the  younger,  pi.  Thomas  Gobyoun, 
4  chivaler,'  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.  3  messuages,  492  acres  of  land,  20  acres 
•of  meadow,  40  acres  of  pasture,  10  acres  of  wood,  180  acres  of  marsh,  4/.  55.  rent 
and  a  rent  of  ilb.  of  pepper  in  Great  Leyes,  Blakenottele,  Felstode,  Estyllebury, 
Mokkyng,  Fobbyng  and  Coryngham  and  the  advowson  of  the  chantry  of  St. 
Katharine  in  the  church  of  Estillebury.  Def.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  pi.  and  his 
heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  remainder  to  Thomas  their  son  and  Alice 
daughter  of  Richard  de  Bydeford  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  Thomas,  and 
reversion  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 


I02  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1352. 

967.  Oct.  of  Pur.     Hugh  Blount,  knight,  pi.     John  atte  Felde  of  Raureth  the 
elder  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  34  acres  of  land,  6s.  -,\d.  rent,  common 
of  pasture  for  all  their  animals  and   sufficient  fuel  of  heath,  broom   and   fern 
(fugera)  at  all  times  when  necessary,  to  have,  cut  and  carry  in   Botulvespyrie, 
Herewardestok  and  Ramesden  Creye.     Def.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  pi.  and  his 
heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc..  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 

968.  Mich.,  25    Edward   III.,   and  Quin.   of   Hil.,   26   Edward    III.      John 
Praggel  of  Berkyngg  the  elder,  pi.     William  Waryn  of  Berkyngg  and  Alice  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Berkyngg.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  2ol. 

969.  Oct.  of  Pur.,  24  Edward  III.,  and  Quin.  of  Hil.,  26  Edward  III.    Thomas 
Byestetoun,  chaplain,  and  John  Pecche,  pi.    John  Haudlo,  def.     i  messuage,  60 
acres  of  land  and  100  acres  of  marsh  in  Southbemflet,  which  John  de  la  More 
holds  for  life.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

970.  Morrow  of  Pur.     John  de  Barenton  of  Trumpiton,  pi.     Walter  Turk  of 
London,  '  msshmongere,'  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  60  acres  of  land,. 
8   acres   of  meadow   and   75.   rent  in    Ledenerothyngg,  Aydroperothyngg    and 
Abbesserothyngg.     Def.  quitclaimed  whatever  they  held  for  the  life  of  Cristina 
to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

971.  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Eas.     William  Venour  of  Thaxstede  and  Aldith  his 
wife,  pi.  by  John  Kempe  in  her  place.     John  de  Shrouesbury  and  Roesia  his  wife,. 
def.     26  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  2  acres  of  pasture  and  55.  rent  in 
Chaureth.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold   of  the  chief  lords,   with 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  2O/. 

972.  Eas.     Seman  Broun  of  Little  Waltham  and  Ellen  his  wife,  pi.     John 
Cornewaille  and  Beatrice  his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  6  messuages,  58  acres  of 
land,  i   acre  of  pasture,  3  acres  of  wood   and  22^.  rent  in   Great   Leghes  and 
Terlyngge.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Seman  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10- 
marks. 

973.  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Eas.     William  le  Fullere  and  Katharine  his  wife,  pi.  by 
Geoffrey  Baudewyne  in  her  place.     Richard  Gerveys  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def. 
4  acres 'of  land  in  Wry  tele.     PI.- and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

974.  Eas.    John  de  Asshen  and  Richard  de  Abyton,  parson  of  Pebenersh,  pi. 
by  Richard  de  Fifhyde.     Peter  de  Henham  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage, 
136  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  9  acres  of  pasture,  26  acres  of  wood  and 
6s.  rent  in  Wytham  and  Hatfeld  Peverel.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

975.  Eas.     William  Strangman  of  Bradewell  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.     John 
son  of  Agnes  de  Thorlegh  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land, 
2  acres  of  meadow,  i  acre  of  wood,  200  acres  of  marsh  and  125.  rent  in  Bradewell 
by  Tillyngham.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  100- 
marks. 

976.  Eas.     Iseult  late  the  wife  of  John  Clerbaud,  pi.     Robert  del  Merk  and 
Rose  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow  and  405. 
rent  in  Berkyng  and  Dagenham.     PI.  and  her  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords, 
Cons,  zoo  marks. 

977.  Eas.    William  Walle,  chaplain,  and  John  de  Asshen,  pi.  by  Richard  de 
!•  ifhydt* .     Peter  de  Henham  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  32  acres  of 
land,  i  acre  of  wood,  i  acre  of  pasture  and  as.  rent  in  Wytham.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

978.*  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Eas.  Warin  Pecche,  pi.  John  Peverel  and  Petronilla 
his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  in  Chepyng  Dunmawe.  PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords.  Cons.  10  marks. 


FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX.  IO3 

1332. 

979.  Eas.    John  le  Frend  of  Sutton  and  Maud  late  the  wife  of  Richard  le 
Frend,  pi.  by  William  Neubryg  in  her  place.     John  atte  Warderobe  and  Alice  his 
wife,  def.     3  messuages  in  Rocheford.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

980.  Eas.    John,  parson  of  Fifhyde,  pi.     Geoffrey  Brokman  of  Ipswich  and 
Sarah  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  123  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  16  acres 
of  pasture  and  23^.  rent  in  Wyllynghale  Spayne.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

981.*  Eas.  Robert  Skyngil,  '  taillour,'  pi.  John  Bunpit  of  Kent  and  Joan  his 
wife,  def.  i  messuage  and  3  acres  of  land  in  Great  Wenden.  PI.  and  his  heirs 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  10  marks. 

982.  Mich.,  25  Edward  III.,  and  Mich.,  26  Edward  III.     John  le  Fullere  of 
Southweld  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  by  William  Colbayn  in  her  place.     Thomas 
le  Heyward  of  Great  Burstede  and  Lucy  his  wife,  def.'     i  messuage  and  6  acres 
of  land  in  Southweld.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  i  acre  of  the 
chief  lords,  and  also  the  remainder  of  the  messuage  and  5  acres,  which  William 
Liteman  holds  for  life,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John.    Cons.  20  marks. 

983.  Eas.  and  Mich.     Ellis   de   Banstede   of   Berkyngg,  pi.     Henry  Koc  of 
Berkyngg  and  Ivetta  his  wife  and  Richard  le  Gal  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i 
messuage  in  Berkyngg.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20 

murks. 

984.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Hervey  de  Chippenham,  chaplain,  pi.     Hervey  Gifferd 
of  Brokwaleden  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Brokwaleden.     PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

985.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Thomas  le  Barbour  of  Brokwaldeden,  pi.     John  de 
Northampton  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def      i  messuage  in  Brokwaleden.     PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  loos. 

986.  Mich.     Robert  Crowe  of  Great  Eystanes,  pi.     John  Buntyng  of  London, 
'goldsmyth,'  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  33  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of 
meadow,  i^  acres  of  wood  and  2s.  rent  in  Great  Donmawe  and  Great  Canefeld. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

987.  Trin.  and  Mich.     William  de  la  Pole,  'chivaler,'  and  Margaret  his  wife, 
pi.     John  de  Staunton,  'chivaler,'  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     A  third  part  of  18 
messuages,  8  tofts,  490  acres  of  land,  14  acres  of  meadow,  12  acres  of  pasture, 
160  acres  of  wood  and  6  marks  IDS.  rent  in  Cristeshale   and    Louteswendon. 
Def.  quitclaimed  whatever  they  held  in  dower  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Margaret. 
Cons.  200  marks. 

988.  Mich.     Geoffrey  de  Ruly  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.  by  Clement  Spice  in 
her  place.     John  le  Deneys  and  Thomas,  vicar  of  Ramesey,  def.     2  messuages, 
TOO  acres  of  land  and  20  acres  of  marsh  in  Ramesey.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their 
bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Geoffrey. 

989.  Mich.     William  Cumbwell  of  Hyngham  Sibille  the  elder,  pi.     Thomas 
Walsh  of  Halstede  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  33  acres  of  land,  3  acres 
of  pasture,  i  acre  of  alder  and  iic^.  rent  in   Halstede,  Hyngham  Sibille  and 
Gosfeld.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

990.  Mich.     Nicholas   Chidyok,   pi.     John   Maler   and   Alice  his  wife,   def. 
i  messuage  and  2  acres  of  land  in  Whiterothynge.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

991.*  Eas.,  25  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,  26  Edward  III.  William  de  Hatton 
and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  pi.  Richard  Heyle  of  Chelcheth,  def.  i  messuage  and 
240  acres  of  land  in  Sutton,  which  John  Batayle  and  Eleanor  his  wife  hold  for 
her  life.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  the  remainder  of  def.  and  his 
heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  successive  remainders  to  William  atte  Watre 
of  Ware  and  Robert  atte  Watre  of  Ware  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies,  and 
reversion  to  def.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  100  marks. 


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FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 


1353. 

9Q2.  Oct.  of  Hil.  Ralph  de  Cokenacli  of  Fynchyngfeld,  pi.  Luke  Morel  of 
Bockyngge  and  Petronilla  his  wife,  def.  12  acres  of  land  and  4^  acres  of  meadow 
in  Fynchyngfeld.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  20  marks. 

1352. 

993.  Trin.    John  Werdeman  of  Great  Bemflet  the  younger,  pi.    Adam  Canoun, 
citizen  and  corn-merchant  of  London,  and  Hawisia  his  wife,  def.     120  acres  of 
land,  i  rood  of  pasture  and  2s.  8d.  rent  in  Thundresle  and  Great  Bemflet.    PI.  and 
his  h'eirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  40  marks. 

994.  Eas.  and  Trin.    Gilbert  atte  Merssh  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.     William 
Austyn,  def.      I   messuage  and  4  acres  of  land  in  Gyngeioiberdlaundry  and 
Westhanyfeld.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Gilbert. 

995.  Trin      Nicholas  Davenaunt  of  Hengham  Sibill  and  Juliana  his  wife,  pi. 
by  Richard  Fifhide  in  her  place.     John  Poynton  of  Glemesford  and  Agnes  his 
wife  and  Richard  atte  Melne  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     Two  parts  of  i  messuage, 
40  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Hengham  Sibill.     Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Nicholas.     Cons.  40  marks. 

996.  Trin.     John  Ussher  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.  by  William  Colbayn  in 
his  place.      John  atte  Persones  and  Katharine  his  wife,   def.     A  moiety  of  i 
messuage,  i  mill,  7  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  4  acres  of  pasture'and  4 
acres  of  alder  in  Great  Berdefeld  and  Little  Berdefeld.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
Margaret  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

997.  Eas.  and  Trin.    Thomas  Martyn  of  Feryngg  and  Hawisia  his  wife,  pi. 
by  John  Waryn  in  her  place.     Peter  de    Holtone  and   Basilia   his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  and  i\  acres  of  land  in  Kelleveden.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

998.  Trin.     John   son   of   Henry  atte  Thake  of    Claverynge,   pi.      Robert 
Wykerych  of  Fostesbury  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  i  acre  i  rood  of 
land,  \\  roods  of  meadow  and  2s.  rent  in  Claverynge.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

999.  Eas.   and  Trin.     Nicholas  de  Wandlesworth,  citizen  of  London,  and 
Maud  his  wife,  pi.     Thomas  de  Batisford,  knight,  and  Maud  his  wife.  def.     The 
manor  of  Boxsted.     Def.  quitclaimed  whatever  they  had  for  the  life  of  Maud  to 
pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Nicholas.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1353. 

1000.  Oct.  of  Hil.     Richard  Packard  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Dars 
in  her  place.     John  Canoun  of  St.  Osyth's  the  younger  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def. 
6  acres  of  wood  in  Chich  Rydel.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1352. 

1001.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Nicholas  de  Wandlesworth,  citizen   of   London,   pi. 
Thomas  de  Batisford,  knight,  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.    The  manor  of  Sporle. 
Def.  quitclaimed  whatever  they  had  for  the  life  of  Maud  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  loo  marks. 

1002.  Trin.     Richard  Malegraffe  of  Horendon  and  Bartholomew  Denmars  of 
Stonford,  pi.  by  John  Dars  in  place  of  Richard,     John  Levechyld  and  Joan  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage,  14  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  marsh  in  Mockyng  and 

:  illebury.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Bartholomew  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

1353. 

1003.  Mich,  and  Oct.  of  Hil.    John  Fort  of  Sandon,  pi.     Martin  le  Eyr  and 
A  mice  his  wife  and  Hugh  Paulyn  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  22 

"f  land  in  Little  Badewe  and  Sandon.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his 
heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 


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1352. 

1004.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John  Graunger  of  Colcestre,  pi.     John  de  Norhampton 
of  Colcestre  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     30  acres  of  land  in  the  suburb  of  Colcestre. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1005.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John  de  Felsham  and  Florence  his  wife,  pi.     William 
Musehach,  def.     i  messuage  and  44  acres  of  land  in  Great  Claketon  and  Little 
•Claketon.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to   hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Florence. 

1006.  Trin.     William    Puntfreyt  of  Great   Berdefeld,   pi.     John  Ussher  and 
and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     7  acres  of  land  in  Great  Berdefeld.     PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 


27   EDWARD    III. 

1353.  COUNTY  OF  ESSEX. 

1007.  Eas.     Richard  de  Cortenhale,  Serjeant  at  arms,  pi.     Robert  de  Horsyng- 
ton  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Brendewode.     PI.  and  his  heirs 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1008.  Ouin.  of  Hil.     Henry  Gany  of  Little  Totham,  pi.     Richard  Poteman 
of  Goldhangre  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  22  acres  of  land  and  i2d. 
rent  in  Great  Totham  and  Little  Totham.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1009.  Morrow  of  Pur.     John  de  la  Grave  the  elder  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  by 
John  Kempe  in  her  place.     Robert  Whatebred,  vicar  of  Kirkeby,  Richard  Felix, 
chaplain,  and  Richard  de  Bergholte,  clerk,  def.     i  messuage,  180  acres  of  land, 
.4  acres  of  meadow,  16  acres  of  wood,  2s.  Sd.  rent  and  a  rent  of  i  cock  and  3  hens 
in  Great  Claketon  and  Little  Claketon.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief 
lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Andrew  their  son  and  Giles  his  brother  and 
the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  John. 

1354. 

1010.*  Oct.  of  Hil.  Geoffrey  le  Somenour  of  Shopelond  and  Joan  his  wife, 
pi.  by  Geoffrey  Baudewyne  in  her  place.  John  Scot  of  Bretton  and  Denisc  his  wife, 
•def.  i  acre  of  land  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Shopelond.  Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Geoffrey.  Cons.  loos. 

1353. 

ion.  Oct.  of  Pur.  PI.  and  def.  as  in  1009.  126  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of 
meadow  and  6  acres  of  wood  in  Great  Claketon  and  Little  Claketon.  PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

ici2.  Oct.  of  Pur.  John  Hunnesdon  of  Great  Berdefeld  and  Joan  his  wife, 
pi.  John  Roo  and  Ellen  his  wife,  def.  2  messuages,  24  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of 
meadow  and  i\  acres  of  wood  in  Asshedon.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords.  Cons.  40  marks. 

1013.  Quin.  of  Hil.     Walter  de  Spaldyngge,  merchant,  and  Robert  Joce  and 
Cristina  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Dars  in  her  place.     John  Peps  and  Alice  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage  and  7  acres  of  land  in  Goldhangre.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Walter 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1014.  Ouin.  of  Hil.     John  son  of  John  de  Oxenford  of  London  and  Joan  his 
wTife,  pi.     William  son  of  Richard  de  la  Pole,  knight  (militem),  and  Margaret  his 
wife,  def.     340  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture,  25  acres  of 
wood  and  6os.  rent  in  Elmedone.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  John  Blaunche  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1015.  Trin.     William  de  Rokeswell  and  Cristina  his  wife  and  Robert  their 
son,   pi.      Edmund  Gerberge  of   Est   Jernemuth  and   Margaret   his   wife,  def. 
j  messuage,  201  acres  of  land,  9  acres  of  meadow,  12  acres  of  pasture,  10  acres  of 


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1353. 

wood  and  igs.  rent  in  Writele  and  Shelweboweles  which  Henry  de  Lacy  and 
Eleanor  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  the 
remainder  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  100  marks. 

1016.  Mich.    Gilbert  Lyrp  of  London, '  bakere,'  pi.     Henry  Caynel  of  Wylyng- 
hale  Spayne  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  10  acres  of  land  and  £  acre 
of  meadow  in  Wylynghale  Spayne.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

1017.  Mich.     John  Grocer  of  Colecestre,  'mercer,'  pi.     John  Scotlond  of  Cole- 
cestre  and  Ellen  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Colecestre.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1018.  Mich.     Robert  Dyn,  chaplain,  of  Coin  Engayne,  pi.      John  Coroner, 
citizen  and  fishmonger  of  London,  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  dovecot, 
i  garden  and  18  acres  of  land  in  Coin  Engayne.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the- 
chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1019.  Mich.     Alice  late  the  wife  of  William  Chapman  of  Maldon  and  Thomas 
de  Maldon,  pi.  by  John  Dars  in  her  place.     Ralph  de^endryngge  and  Margaret 
his  wife,  def.     3  messuages,  7  shops,  21  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow  and  405. 
rent  in  Great  Maldon  and  Little  Maldon.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Alice  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks.     Endorsed:  John  de  Brome  and  Alice  his  wife 
put  in  their  claim. 

1020.  Mich.    John  Adam  of  Fynchyngfeld  the  younger,  pi.     Edmund  Pacche 
of  Fynchyngfeld  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Fynchyngfeld.     PL  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1021.*  Mich.  John  Waryn  of  Hadham  and  Cristina  his  wife,  pi.  Simon 
Maundeville  of  Black  Nottefe  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  10  acres  of 
land,  i\  acres  of  pasture  and  i  rood  of  wood  in  Birchaungre  and  Stanstede  Moun- 
fichet.  PL  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders 
to  John  son  of  John  Waryn  and  Margaret  daughter  of  Cristina  and  the  heirs  of 
their  bodies  and  to  Isabel  sister  of  Margaret  and  her  heirs.  Cons.  20  marks. 

1022.  Mich.     Nicholas  Stevene,  pi.     Ralph  Wolsy  and  Cecily  his  wife,  def. 
3   messuages  and   30  acres  of   land   in  Chygenhale  Zoyn,  Chygenhale  Tany. 
Chygenhale  Trenchefoil  and  Writele.     PL  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords, 
Cons.  20  marks. 

1023.  Mich.     John  Staumpe,  pi.     Henry  Gany  of  Goldhangre  and  Agnes  his- 
wife,  def.     i  messuage,  58  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow,  4  acres  of  wood  and 
135.  jd.  rent  in  Great  Totham  and  Little  Totham.     Def.  quitclaimed  whatever 
they  had  for  the  life  of  Agnes  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1024.  Mich.     Simon  Pycard  of  Aungre  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  by  Richard  de 
Fifhide  in  her  place.     Walter  Heryng  and  Mabel  his  wife,  def.     10  acres  of  land 
in  Shellegh.     PL  and  the  heirs  of  Simon  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10 
marks. 

1025.  Trin.     Thomas  Frere  of  Bockyng,  pi.     John  Salvage  of  Ultynge  and 
Maud  his  wife,  John  Smyth  of  Maylond  and  Joan  his  wife  and  William  Clerc  of 
Kelleveden  and  Anastasia  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  mill  and  12  acres  of  land 
in  Wytham,  which  John  son  of  William  Salvage  holds  for  the  life  of  Maud  wife 
of  Seman  le  Taillour  of  Xeylond.     PL  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks.     This  agreement  was  made  in  the  presence  of  John 
son  of  William,  and  he  acknowledged  that  he  had  nothing  in  the  tenements 
except  for  the  life  of  Maud  and  did  fealty. 

1026.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Richard  Packard  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.  by  John 
n  her  place.     Hugh  Bray  of  Fratyngg  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage, 

21  acres  ..f  land  and  Go  acres  of  marsh  in  Bradewell  by  Tillyngham.  PL  and 
the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

1027.  Same  dates  and  pi.    William  Makel  of  Earl's  Colne  and  Maud  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage,  65  acres  of  land  and  6  acres  of  meadow  in  Bradewell,  Stistede 
and  Pateswyk.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Margaret.     Cons.  20- 
marks 


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1353. 

1028.  Trin.     James  atte  Lee  and  Avici-  his  wife,  pi.     John  de  Burghchier, 
'chivaler,'   and  John   Lygoun   of  Sudbury,   def.     i    mill,   16  acres  of  meadow, 
10  acres  of  pasture,  30  acres  of  wood,  6os.  rent  and  two  parts  of  i  messuage  and 
2  carucates  of  land  in  Aldham,  Great  Teye  and  Little  Fordham.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  male  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  def.  and  the  heirs  of  John  de  I'urghchier  by 
the  service  of  two  parts  of  i  knight's  fee,  rendering  i6d.  yearly,  in  moieties  at 
Martinmas  and  Whitsuntide,  with  reversion  to  def.  and  the  heirs  of  John   de 
Burghchier. 

1029.  Trin.     John   de    Dagworth.   '  chivaler,'    and   Thomasia   his   wife,   pi. 
Thomas,  bishop  of  Durham,  and  Robert  de  Watford,  clerk,  def.     The  manors  of 
Bradewell  by  Coggeshale  and  Elmedon  by  Walden  and  the  advowson  of  the 
church  of  the  manor  of  Bradewell.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John. 

1030.  Eas.  and  Trin.   John  de  Dagworth,  'chivaler,'  pi.    William  de  Estwelle 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     120  acres  of  land  and  6os.  rent  in  Pebenesh.     PL  to  hold 
for  his  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  John  Fitz  Rauf  of  Pebenesh, 
'chivaler,' and  his  heirs.     Cons.  lool. 

1031.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John  son  of  Robert  Tregat  of  Bumpstede  Helioun,  pi. 
Thomas  le  Cokof  Litlebery  and  Margaret  his  wife.  def.     A  moiety  of  i  messuage, 
2  acres  of  land  and  |  acre  of  meadow  in  Stepelbumpstede.     PL  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1032.  Trin.     Robert  son  of  William  Picot  of  Pateswyk,  pi.     Robert  Vitheleu 
and  Sarah  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  120  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  10 
acres  of  pasture,  4  acres  of  wood,  45.  yd.  rent  and  a  rent  of  2lbs.  of  wax  in 
Stystede.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1033.  Trin.    John  Grocer  of  Colecestre,  pi.     John  Brienge,  citizen  of  London, 
and  Iseitlt  his  wife,  def.     i, messuage  in  Colecestre.     PL  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1034.  Trin.     John   Salprest  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.      John  de  Lallyngge, 
parson  of  Norton,  def.     i  messuage,  140  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow  and 
95.  3<1  rent  in  Suthmenstre.     PL  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John  Salprest. 

1035.  Trin.     Ralph  Wolsy  of  Chykenhale,  pi.     John  Lynche  of  Chelmersford 
and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     3  acres  of  land  in  Bromfeld.     PL  and  his  heirs  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  loos. 

1036.  Trin.     Robert  de  Naillyngherst,  pi.     John  Salprest  and  Agnes  his  wife,. 
def.     180  acres  of  land,  2s.  rent  and  a  rent  of  i  clove  of  a  gillyflower  in  Althorn. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1037.  Mich.      John  Moveroun,  pi.     William  Jacob  of   Brightlyngeseye  and 
Maud  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  80  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  21  acres 
of  wood  and  6s.  8d.  rent  in  Haylesle  and  Wodeham  Mortymer.     PL  and  his  heirs 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  40  marks. 

1354. 

1038.  Trin.  and  Oct.  of  Hil.     John  Gernoun,  pi.  by  John  Dars.     John  Rokele 
and  Henry  Nevard,  def.     The  hundred  of  Lexden.     PL  to  hold  for  life  of  the 
King  and  his  heirs,  with  remainders  to  William   son  of  John  Gernoun   and 
Elizabeth  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  pi.     This 
agreement  was  made  by  precept  of  the  King. 

1383  DIVERS   COUNTIES. 

483.  Mich.,  26  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,  27  Edward  III.  Joan  late  the  wife  of 
William  le  Baud  and  Miles  le  Frenshe,  pi.  Michael  de  Ponyngges,  knight,  def. 
The  manor  of  Overehalle  in  Withirmundeford,  co.  Essex,  and  i  messuage,  150 
acres  of  land,  13  acres  of  meadow,  38  acres  of  pasture,  28  acres  of  wood,  6  acres 
of  alder  and  345.  rent  in  Bures  St.  Mary,  co.  Suffolk.  PL  and  the  heirs  of  Joan 


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1353. 

to  hold  the  same  of  the  chief  lords  except  £  knight's  fee  in  the  manor,  and  also 
the  £  knight's  fee  with  the  homages  and  services  of  William  atte  Hale,  John 
Claketon  and  John  Moys  and  their  heirs  from  their  tenements  in  the  manor. 
Cons.  200  marks.— Essex,  Suffolk. 

484.*  Eas.  and  Trin.  William  de  la  Pole,  'chivaler,'  and  Margaret  his  wife, 
pi.  David  de  Wollore,  John  de  Codyngton  the  elder  and  John  de  Moubray,  def. 
The  manors  of  Everton,  co.  Huntingdon,  and  Cristeshale,  co.  Essex,  the  manor  of 
Upledecoumbe  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor,  co.  Berks.,  i  mill, 
200  acres  of  land  and  i^l.  rent  in  Potton,  co.  Bedford,  and  the  manor  of  Stalby, 
co.  Lincoln.  William  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. — Huntingdon, 
Essex,  Berks,  Bedford,  Lincoln. 

496*  Mich.,  26  Edward  III.,  and  Quin.  of  Hil.,  27  Edward  III.  John  de 
Bibesworth,  pi.  Thomas  de  Sakevill  and  John  de  Leghton,  chaplain,  def.  The 
manor  of  Bibesworth,  co.  Hertford,  and  the  manors  of  Great  Salyng  and 
Southous,  a  moiety  of  the  manor  of  Latton  and  nd.  rent  in  Spryngfeld  and  the 
advowson  of  the  church  of  the  same  town,  co.  Essex.  PI.  to  hold  for  his  life  of  the 
chief  lords ;  with  remainders  of  the  manors  of  Bibesworth  and  Great  Salyng, 
moiety,  rent  and  advowson  to  Hugh  his  son  and  Avice  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of 
their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  pi.,  and  of  the  manor  of  Southous  to  Thomas 
•de  Barentyn  and  Elizabeth  his  wife  for  their  lives,  the  said  Hugh  and  Avice  and 
their  said  heirs  and  the  right  heirs  of  Thomas  de  Barentyn. — Hertford,  Essex. 


28  EDWARD   III. 


1354.  COUNTY  OF   ESSEX. 

I039-  Quin.  of  Hil.  Richard  Purde  of  Rocheford  and  Mabel  his  wife,  pi. 
Thomas  Corde.waner  of  Rocheford  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  in 
Rocheford.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard.  Cons.  10  marks. 

1040.  Oct.  of  Pur.     Master  Richard  de  Shamelesford,  clerk,  Richard  Malot, 
clerk,  and  Richard  de  Claneford,  pi.  by  Richard  de  Fifhyd  in  place  of  the  last 
two.    John  de  Huntyngfeld,  knight,  def.     i  toft,  64  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of 
meadow,  14  acres  of  pasture  and  35.  6d.  rent  in  Theydenboys  and  Theydenger- 
noun.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Master  Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
20  marks. 

1041.  Trin.     Robert   de   Baiocis,   'chivaler,'   and   Maud   daughter  of  John 
Peverel,  pi.     Hugh  Peverel,  'chivaler,'  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.    The  manor  of 
Chikeneye  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
their  bodies  to  hold  of  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Hugh,  rendering  yearly  8/.  sterling 
to  def.  for  their  lives,  in  moieties  at  Michaelmas  and  Easter,  and  i  rose  at  the 
Nat.  of  St.  J.B.  to  the  heirs  of  Hugh,  and  doing  to  the  chief  lords  all  services, 
with  reversion  to  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Hugh.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1042.  Morrow  of  Pur.  and  Trin.      William  .de  Braham,   pi.      Thomas  de 
Tendryng,  def.     i  messuage,  180  acres  of  land,  7^ -acres  of  meadow,  13  acres  of 
pasture,  15  acres  of  wood,  12  acres  of  alder  and  485.  rent  in  Colne  Engayn  and 
White  Colne.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1043.  Trin.     William  Buk  of  Colcestre  and  Luke  le  Clerk,  pi.  by  Geoffrey 
Baudewyn  in   place  of  William.     Robert  Jolyvet  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i 
message  in  Great  Wygeberwe.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

Morrow  of  Pur.  and  Trin.  Thomas  de  Stanes,  parson  of  Upmenstre,  pi. 
William  son  of  William  de  Pelham  and  Eleanor  his  wife,  def.  20  acres  of  land 
and  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Upmenstre.  PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  20  marks. 


FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX.  ICQ" 

1354. 

1045.  Trin.     Thomas  Burre  of  Shelewe,  pi.     Thomas  Randes  of  Farnham 
and  Mary  his  wife,  def.     7  acres  of  land  in  Shelewe.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1046.  Trin.     John  son  of  William  Deth  of  Great  Clakton  and  Joan  his  wife, 
pi.     Ivo  Baker  of  St.  Osyth  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.     4  acres  of  land  and 
i  acre  of  wood  in  Great  Clakton.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1047.  Trin.     Richard  Bolle  of  Theiden  Gernoun,  pi.     Thomas  Bigge  the  elder 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     5  acres  of  land  in  Theiden  Gernoun  and  Theiden  atte 
Mount.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1048.  Trin.     Thomas  Torel  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  pi.     Thomas  Darcy  and 
John  Borham,  def.     80  acres  of  land,  14  acres  of  meadow,  40  acres  of  pasture  and 
365.  Sd.  rent  in  Little  Thurrok.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the 
King  and  his  heirs,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Thomas  Torel.     This 
agreement  was  made  by  precept  of  the  King. 

1049.  Trin.     Thomas  Ronton  and  Walter  Kentish,  pi.    John  Danewey  and 
Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  10  acres  of  land  in  Great  Reynes  and 
Stistede.     PI.   and  the   heirs   of   Thomas    to   hold   of   the  chief   lords.     Cons. 
10  marks. 

1050.  Trin.     Simon  Fraunceis,  citizen  and  mercer  of  London,  pi.     Richard 
Baiocis,  '  chivaler,'  and  Robert  Baiocis, '  chivaler,'  def.     The  manor  of  Dodenho. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1051.  Trin.     William  Gale  of  Kelleveden,  pi.     John  atte  Welle  and  Olive  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage,  16  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Leyre  Marny. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1052.  Eas.     Thomas  Torel  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  pi.     Thomas  Darcy,  def. 
i    messuage,  100  acres  of  land,  7  acres  of  meadow,   100  acres  of  pasture  and 
2 is.  6d.  rent  in  Westhurrok,  which  Henry  Darcy  and  Margery  his  wife  hold  for 
her  life.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Thomas  Torel.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1053.*  Eas.  Robert  Dawesone,  Thomas  Balton,  John  Andreu  and  John 
Gernoun,  pi.  Thomas  de  Aberton  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.  18  acres  of  land 
in  Laleford  and  Mistelye.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.  Cons.  10  marks. 

1054.  Eas.  Peter  Chaloner  of  Little  Laufare,  pi.  Richard  le  Rede  of  Moreton 
and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  2  gardens,  9  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of 
meadow  in  Little  Laufare.  PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons. 
10  marks. 

1055  Eas.  John  Maundevill  and  Edith  his  wife,  pi.  by  Richard  Fifhid  in 
her  place.  William  Kentish  the  younger  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage 
and  i  acre  i  rood  of  land  in  Macchyng,  PL  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.  Cons.  10  marks. 

1056.  Eas.     Henry  Sandhull,  pi.     Richard  atte  Feld  and  Katharine  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage  and  5  acres  of  land  in  Sandon.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1057.  Eas.      John  son   of    William    Shethere    of    Thaxstede,    pi.      Henry 
Spigurnel  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Thaxstede.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1058.  Eas.     William    le  Archer  of  Wymbissh   and   Roger  his   brother,  pi. 
John  le  Cartere  of  Thaxstede,  def.     i  messuage  in  Thaxstede.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1059.  Eas.     John  Hastere  of  Thaxstede,  pi.     Henry  Spigurnel  and  Isabel  his 
wife,  def.     i    messuage  in   Thaxstede.     Def.    quitclaimed  to  pi.   and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  10  marks. 


1IO  FEET    OF    FINES     FOR    ESSEX. 

1855. 

1060.  Oct.  of  Hil.  John  Berley,  parson  of  Little  Ileford,  Ralph  de  Waynflete, 
parson  of  St.  Andrew,  Estchepe,  and  William  Langdich,  pi.  Thomas  Tyrel  the 
younger  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  240  acres  of  land,  15  acres  of 
meadow,  90  acres  of  pasture  and  44$.  \d.  rent  in  Great  Burstede.  PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  100  marks. 

1354. 

1061.*  Mich.  William  Malynand  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  Geoffrey  son  of  John  de 
Baulond,  def.  i  messuage,  120  acres  of  land  and  20  acres  of  pasture  in  Little 
Thurrok.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.  Cons.  100  marks. 

1062.  Trin.,  24  Edward  III.,  and  Mich.,  28  Edward  III.     John  Dunnyng  of 
Bradewell  the  younger,  pi.    John  Wybourn  of  Bradewel,  def.     20  acres  of  land, 
i  acre  of  pasture,  6  acres  of  marsh,  \  acre  of  meadow  and  a  third  part  of  i 
messuage  and  60  acres  of  marsh  in  Bradewell.     PI.  to  hold  all  but  the  last  for  his 
life  of  the  King  and  his  heirs  as  of  the  honour  of  Haule,  and  also  the  remainder  of 
the  third  part  of  the  marsh,  which  Roger  de  Refham  and  Joan  his  wife  hold  in 
dower,  with  remainder  to  John  Moryel  and  Joan  his  wife  and  their  heirs.     This 
agreement  was  made  by  precept  of  the  King. 

1063.  Eas.  and  Mich.     William  Bacoun,  pi.     Robert  Sweyn  of  Rocheford  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  10  acres  of  land  and  35.  rent  in  Pateswyk.     PI. 
and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,     Cons.  20  marks. 

1355. 

1064.  Oct.  of  Hil.     William  Chesteyn,  pi.     John  Palmer  and  Joan  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage,  72  acres  of  land  and  i  rood  of  meadow  in  Thuryton.     PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1354 

1065.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Stephen  Sewold  of  Hadlegh,  pi.     John  Wryghte  of 
Priterwell  and  Aline  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Priterwell.     PI.  and  his  heirs 
to  hold  of  the.  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1066.  Mich.     Ralph   Crawe    of    Throkkyngge,   pi.     John    Clerc  of   Norton 
Maundeville,  citizen  and  tailor  of  London,  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     3  messuages, 
18  acres  of  land  and  35.  rent  in  Norton  Maundeville.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1067.  Mich.     Walter  Herde,  pi.     Philip  le  Parker  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  40  acres  of  land  and  6  acres  of  meadow  in  Theyden  Gernoun.      PI.' 
and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1068.  Mich.     James  le  Barkere  of  Manytre,  pi.     Thomas  atte  Style  of  Great 
Okie  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Mistelegh.     Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1069.  Mich.    Thomas  Bigge,  pi.     Philip  le  Parker  and  Katharine  his  wife, 
def.     2  messuages,  16  acres  of  land  and  4  acres  of  meadow  in  Theyden  atte  Mount 
and  Theyden  Gernoun.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20 
marks. 

1070.  Midi.      Richard  Pakkard  of   St.  Osyth,  pi.      Peter  de  Boxstede  and 
Nidiolaa  his  wife,  def.     i  toft,  60  acres  of  land,  20  acres  of  pasture,  20  acres  of 
marsh  and  26s.  2\d.  rent  in  Tillyngham.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1071.  Midi.    John  Dars,  pi.     Thomas  Derby  of  Coggeshale  and  Agnes  his 
!.-f.     7  acres  of  land,  35.  rent  and  £  acre  of  meadow  in  Withani.     PI.  and 

hit  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

107  j.  Oct.  of  Hil.,  26  Edward  III.,  and  Midi.,  j8  Edward  III.  John  Sprout 
and  Ak'nes  his  wife,  pi.  Henry  Walloxtonand  Beatrice  his  wife,  def.  i  iiu»»uagtf 
in  Berkyngtf.  I'l.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  10 


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1354. 

1073.*  Mich.  John  de  Myssenden,  vicar  of  Reynham,  pi.  William  deUdenne 
of  Wenyngton  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  32^  acres  of  land  and 
45.  rent  in  Wenyngton  and  Alvethele,  Def.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords. 

1074.*  Mich.  WTilliam  Frey  of  Waltham  and  Katharine  his  wife,  pi.  by  John 
Whittele  in  her  place.  Hugh  Hunte  of  Great  Dunmowe  and  Joan  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  and  4  acres  of  land  in  Great  Waltham.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  10  mark>. 

DIVERS     COUNTIES. 

501.*  Trin.  John  Engayne,  'chivaler,'  pi.  Thomas  de  Stratton,  parson  of 
Blatherwyk,  and  Thomas  de  Stanes,  parson  of  Upmynstre,  def.  The  manors  of 
Blatherwyk  and  Bolewyk  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor  of 
Blatherwyk,  co.  Northampton,  and  the  manor  of  Colne  Engayne  and  the 
advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor,  co.  Essex.  PI.  to  hold  for  his  life  of  the 
chief  lords,  with  remainders  to  Thomas  his  son  and  Katharine  his  wife  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  pi. --Northampton,  Essex. 


29   EDWARD    III. 


1395t  COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

1075.  Trin.,  28  Edward   III.,  and  Mich.,  29  Edward  III.     John   Wrighte  of 
Priterwell  and  Aline  his  wife,  pi.     Alice  late  the  wife  of  William  Chapman  of 
Maldon,  def.     i    messuage   in   Priterwell,   which  Katharine   late   the   wife    of 
Reynald  Wyse  holds  for  life.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  the  remainder  of 
the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1076.  Mich.,  27  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,  29  Edward    III.     John  Thebaud  of 
Sudbery,  pi.     Richard  de   Walkefare,  'chivaler,'  def.     The  manor  of  Balidon, 
which  Eufemia  late  the  wife  of  John  Walkefare,  '  chivaler,'  holds  for  life.    PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1077.  Mich.     John  Forester  of  Lambourn  and  Juliana  his  wife,  pi.  by  Richard 
de  Fifhid  in  her  place.     William  de  Warneburgh   and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i 
messuage,  20  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow  and  lod.  rent,  in  Lambourn.     Def. 
-quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1356. 

1078.  Mich,  and  Oct.  of  Hil.      Henry  de  Scolande  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi. 
Frank   de   Scolande,   def.        i  messuage   and  2  carucates  of  land  in  Warlegh 
Fraunkes  and  West  Warleygh.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Henry. 

1355. 

1079.  .Oct.  of  Pur.     Martin  Pultere,  pi.    John  Jone  and  Joan  his   wife,  def. 
2  acres  of  land  in  Godhestre.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

1080.*  Quin.  of  Hil.  Thomas  Robyn  of  Pakeslesham,  pi.  William  Bret  of 
Hockelee  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  3  acres  of  land  and  a  third  part  of  i  messuage 
in  Pakelesham.  PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  10  marks. 

1081.     Quin.  of  Hil.     John  the  elder  son  of  Thomas  Reynberd,  pi.     Thomas 
Marschal  'of  Elnestowe  and  Elisabeth  his  wife  and  Gilbert  de  la  Chaumbre  of 
Eppyngge  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     3  messuages,  90  acres  of  land,  5  ,. 
meadow,  4  acres  of  pasture,  2  acres  of  wood  and  2o<i.  rent  in  Hatfeld  Peverel. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1082.*  Oct.  of  Pur.  William  Chaumberleyn  of  Theyden  atte  Mount  and 
Katharine  his  wife,  pi.  by  Roger  Germayn  in  her  place.  Robert  Skynnere  of 
Theyden  atte  Mount  and  Cristiana  his  wife,  def.  12  acres  of  land  in  Theyden  atte 
Mount.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons,  io  marks. 


II2  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1355 

1083.  Eas.     Richard  de  Fifhyd   the  younger  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.     John 
atte  Wode  and  Lucy  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  280  acres  of  land,  20^  acres  of 
meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture,  6s.  8d.  rent  and  a  rent  of  i  cock  and  i  hen  in 
Lambourn,  Chigewell,  Theiden  Boys  and  Rothyng  St.  Botolph.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  200  marks. 

1084.  Mich.    Nicholas  Wilchoun  and  Katharine  his  wife,  pi.    John  Phippe 
of  Waltham  Holy  Cross  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  3  acres  of 
land  in  Rothyng  Beauchamp.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Nicholas  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1085.  Mich.     William  Watte,  pi.     Simon  Marcely  and  Margery  his  wife,  def. 
i  toft  and  10  acres  of  land  in  Chiltyndich.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs; 
Cons.  20  marks. 

1086.  Eas.     William  Hardekyn  and  Maud  his  wife,  John  Munde  and  Joan  his 
wife,  Nicholas  Kervyle  and  Thomas  Goudynou,  pi.  by  John  Frysel  in  place  of  the 
last  five.     Thomas  Atburton  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     55  acres  of  land  and 
i  acre  of  alder  in  Lalleford.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

1087.  Trin.      Edmund  Fitz  Simond  of  Godythestre  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi. 
Nicholas,   vicar  of  Godythestre,  Gilbert   le   Reve   and   Henry   Chapman,  def. 
i  messuage,  120  acres  of  land,  7  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture,  9  acres  of 
wood  and  3$.  id.  rent  in  Godythestre.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  remainder  to  Edmund  son  of  Edmund  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  and  the 
right  heirs  of  Edmund  Fitz  Simond. 

1088.  Trin.     John  de  Bisshopeston,  clerk,  pi.      John    de   Sancto   Philbertor 
'chivaler,'  def.     The  manor  of  Chikenhale  Trenchefoil  and  the  advowson  of  the 
church  of  the  same  town,  which  John  de  Luton  holds  for  life.    PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  200  marks.     This  agreement  was 
made  in  the  presence  of  John  de  Luton,  and  he  did  fealty.; 

1089.  Mich.      Edmund  Blount  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,   dem.      Walter   de 
Reydon  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  ten.     A  moiety  of  2  messuages,  3  carucates  of 
land,  1 8  acres  of  meadow,  100  acres  of  pasture,  200  acres  of  wood  and  lol.  rent 
in  Ramesseye  and  Wrabbenase,  which  dem.  claim  in  dower  of  Elizabeth  of  the 
inheritance   of  Ralph  de  Reydon,  sometime   her  husband.     Dem.  quitclaimed 
whatever  they  have  in  name  of  dower  to  ten.  and  the  heirs  of  Walter.     Cons.  40^. 

1090.  Mich.     Robert  Sewale  of  Coggeshale,  'marchaunt,' and  Maud  his  wife, 
pi.  by  John  de  Oxheneye  in  her  place.     John  Curteys  of  Coggeshale,  *  deighere,' 
and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Coggeshale.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

1091.  Quin.  of  Hil.     John  de  Bernewell,  parson  of  Chynggeford,  pi.     John  de 
Chevele  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  8  acres  of  land  in  Chyngge- 
ford.    PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1092.  Mich.     William  Reyne  of  Colcestre,  pi.     Andrew  Baliol  of  Bumpstede 
Helyoun,  '  goldsmyth,'  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  12  acres  of 
land  in  Colcestre.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.    Cons.  20  marks. 

1093.  Eas.  and  Mich.     John  Cokerel,  pi.     John  Tepe  and  Cristiana  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage  and  z\  acres  of  land  in  Priterwell.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1094.  Mich.    Thomas  Priour  and  Isabel  his  wife,  pi.    John,  vicar  of  Hatfeld 
Regis,  def.     i  messuage,  140  acres  of  land,  9  acres  of  meadow,  24  acres  of  pasture, 
9  acres  of  wood  and  61.  rent  in  Navestoke,  Kelwedon,  Staundon  and  Stanford 

.  PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders 
t'>  1  homas  their  elder  son  and  Thomas  his  brother  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies 
and  the  right  lu-irs  <>!'  Thomas  Priour. 


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1355. 

1095.  Mich.    William  de  Bynbrok,  chaplain,  and  Peter  de  Bynbrok,  pi.    John 
Parker  and  Anabilla  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  32   acres  of  land,  4  acres  of 
meadow  and   i|  acres  of  wood  in  Beauchaump  Otes.      PI.  and  the   heirs  of 
William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1096.  Mich.     John  Gernoun  of  Great  Bridie  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     K<.b«-rt 
de  Naillyngherst,  def.     i  messuage  and  24  acres  of  land  in  Great  Bridie,  Little 
Briche  and  Estthorp.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John. 

DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

512.  F:as.,  28  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,  29  Edward  III.  William  de  Quenton, 
'  chivaler,'  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  Richard  de  Quenton,  clerk,  def.  The  manor 
of  Whiterothyng  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor,  co.  Essex,  and 
the  manors  of  Cumberton,  co.  Cambridge,  and  Overhall  and  Netherhall.  co. 
Northampton.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  the  manors  of  White- 
rothyng  and  Cumberton  and  the  advowson  of  the  King  and  his  heirs  and  the 
manor  of  Netherhall  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  of  the  latter  the  remainder  of 
the  manor  of  Overhall,  which  Cristiana  late  the  wife  of  Laurence  de  Quenton 
holds  for  life  ;  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  William.  This  agreement, 
so  far  as  concerns  the  first  two  manors  and  advowson,  was  made  by  precept  of 
the  King. — Essex,  Cambridge,  Northampton. 


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1356.  COUNTY  OF  ESSEX. 

1097.  Mich.     Edmund  Bacoun,  parson  of  Coorton,  and  William  de  Lavyn- 
ham,  parson  of  Lavynham,  pi.      Peter  Pirpount  and  Elizabeth   his  wife,  def. 
The  manor  of  Creppyngge  and   4   messuages,  309  acres  of  land,  22  acres  of 
meadow,   13  acres  of  pasture  and  365.  5^.   rent  in  Colne  Wake,  Earl's  Colne, 
Whjte  Colne,  Great  Teye,  Little  Teye,  Aldham,  Fordham,  Great  Bures,  Little 
Bures,  Berughholte,  Halstede,  Stysted  and  Colcestre.     Def.  to  hold  for  their 
lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  John  de  Veer,  earl  of  Oxford,  and 
Maud  his  wife  and  her  heirs. 

1098.  Mich.,   29  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  30  Edward  III.     Robert  Archer  of 
Teye  atte  Elmes,  pi.     Thomas  le  Palmere  of  Teye  atte  Elmes,  def.     i  messuage, 
no  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  9  acres  of  pasture,  10  acres  of  wood  and  145. 
rent  in  Teye  atte  Elmes,  Little  Teye,  Aldham,  Copford,  Stanweye  and  Feryng, 
which  Roger  Redlegh  and  Joan  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  the  reversion  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1099.  Trin,,  29  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  30  Edward  III.     Richard  de  Graneby, 
clerk,  John  Thebaud  and  John  Ligon,  pi.  by  John  Ligon  in  place  of  Richard  and 
John  Thebaud.     Nicholas  son  of  John  Fermer,  def      The  manor  of  Oldhalle  in 
Great  Gelham,  Little  Gelham,  Redeswelle,  Toppesfeld,  Hengham  at  the  Castle 
and  Tillebury  by  Gelham,  which  John  Saleman  and  Isabel  his  wife  hold  for  her 
life.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Ligon  to  hold  the  reversion  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons   100  marks. 

noo.  Trin.,  29  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  30  Edward  III.  John  Waryn  of  Purle 
and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  John  Chyld  of  Purle,  def.  3  messuages,  200  acres  of  land, 
2  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  wood,  60  acres  of  marsh  and  205  rent  in  Purle, 
Mundoun,  Maylond  and  Wodeham  Mortymer.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  bold 
the  messuages,  180  acres  of  land,  the  meadow,  marsh  and  195.  rent,  and  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  the  residue,  viz. :  20  acres  of  land,  20  acres  of 
wood  and  i2d.  rent,  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John 
Waryn. 

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U4  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1356. 

HOT.  Mich.,  29  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  30  Edward  III.  John  Sunday  of 
Nastoke  and  John  his  younger  son,  pi  by  Roger  Germayn  in  place  of  the  son. 
Thomas  atte  Style  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  7  acres  of  land  in  Nastoke.  PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  John  the  son  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  10  marks. 

1102.  Trin.     William  Chabbok  of  Great  Leghes,  pi.    John  Neve  and  Elizabeth 
his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  i  messuage,  30  acres  of  land  and  as.  6d.  rent  in  Great 
Leghes.     PI.    and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  with  the   homages   and 
services  of  Walter  Blount  and  John  Prentys  and  their  heirs.     Cons.  40  marks. 

1103.  Eas.     John  Kenkyn,  parson  of   Plessys,  and   Thomas    Chalk,    p!.    by 
Richard  de  Fifhide  in  place  of  Thomas.     John  Parker  of  Great  Waltham  and 
Margaret  his  wife,  def.     13  acres  of  land  in  Writele.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1104.  Mich.     Thomas  Houlot  and  John  atte  Oldehalle,  pi.     Robert  Swon  of 
Felstede  and  Amy  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage.  35  acres  of  land,  1 1  acres  of  pasture, 
4  acres  of  wood  and  4^.  rent  in  Little  Reynes.     Def.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Henry  son  of  Nicholas 
atte  More  and  John  and  Richard  his  brothers  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and 
the  right  heirs  of  Amy. 

1105  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Trin.  Robert  Payn  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.  John 
Lenveyse,  chaplain,  def.  A  moiety  of  i  messuage,  no  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of 
meadow,  19  acres  of  pasture  and  265.  rent  in  Witham.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

1106.  Trin.     Walter  Bolle  and  Beatrice  his  wife,  pi.  by  Richard  Fifhid  in 
her  place.      William  Bardeville  of  Theyden  Gernoun  and  Joan  his  wife,  def. 
7  acres  of  land,  5^.  rent  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Theyden  Gernoun.     PI. 
and  the  heirs  of  Walter  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1107.  Mich.     Robert  de  Geddyngge,  '  chivaler,'  and  Elizabeth  hiswife.pl. 
John  de  la  Lee  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     The  manors  of  Tolshunte,  Virly  and 
Sialyngge  and  i  messuage,  12  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Berdefeld 
Salyngge,  Stebbyngge  and  Great  Berdefeld.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  Elizabeth.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1108.  Trin.     William  Broun  of  Waldene  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.     Richard  de 
Grafton,  chaplain,  and  Thomas  de  Abyndone,  def.     i  messuage,  5  shops  and  13 
acres  of  land  in  Waldene.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  William. 

1109.  Mich.     John  Yungwyne  of  Neuport  and  Peter  Gace  of  Neuport,  pi. 
John  Prestessone  of  Alderheth  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     12  acres  of  land,  2  acres 
of  pasture  and  35.  $d.  rent  in  Wyditon.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Yungwyne  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

1 1 10.  Eas.  and  Mich.     John  le  Maylour  of  Upmenstre  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi. 
John  Cookham  of  Southwokyndon  and  Sabina  his  wife,  def.      A   moiety  of  i 
messuage  and  10  acres  of  land  in  Upmenstre.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  John.     Cons   1005. 

mi.  Trin.  Adam  Keterich  and  Roger  Keterich,  pi.  by  John  Kempe  in  place 
of  Adam.  Richard  de  Sutton  and  Anne  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  160  acres  of 
land,  12  acres  of  meadow,  24  acres  of  pasture,  12  acres  of  wood  and  465.  8d.  rent 
in  Fynchyngfeld.  Bridebrok  and  Stepelbumpstede.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Roger 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  ioo/. 

1 1 12.  Eas.     John  Godyng  of  Stebbyng,  pi.     William  Neweman  of  Lyndesele 
and  Emma  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  50  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  pasture  in 
Lyndesele.     1J1.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons,  ioo  marks. 

1113.  Mich.     John  Bataille,  Thomas  de  Knesworth,  clerk,  and  John  Bole, 
chaplain,  pi.     Robert  de  Geddyng,  •  chivaler,'  and  Elisabeth  his  wife  and  John 

la  Lee  andyoaw  his  wife,  def.  The  manor  of  Berwaldon  and  the  advowsons 
<>(  the  churches  of  Salcote  Virly  and  Tolshunte  Chivaler.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
John  Bataille  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  200  marks. 


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1114.  Trin.  Richard  de  Norwico.  vicar  of  Bromfeld,  pi.  John  de  Bolton 
and  Mand  his  wife,  def.  80  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  15  acres  of  pasture, 
8  acres  of  wood,  as.  rent  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Bromfeld.  PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  100  marks. 

1115  Mich.  Richard  de  Cortenhale,  serjeant-at-arms,  pi.  William  de 
Langham  and  Mar^uet  his  wife  and  Thomas  Sprot  of  Somersham  and  Agnes  his 
wife,  def.  i  messuage  and  13  acres  of  land  in  Suthweld  and  Shenefeld.  I'l 
and  his  heirs  to  hold  12  acres  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  remainder  of  the 
messuage  and  i  acre,  which  John  de  Felstede  and  Alice  his  wife  hold  for  her 
life.  Cons.  20  marks  This  agreement  was  made  in  the  presence  of  John  and 
Alice,  and  they  did  fealty. 

ii  16.  Trin.  John  Caspe,  parson  of  Cretyng  St.  Mary,  and  Thomas,  vicar  of 
Badwe,  pi.  John  Herward  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def  i  messuage,  50  acres 
of  land,  6  acres  of  pasture  and  6  acres  of  wood  in  Little  Hadewe.  Def.  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs 
of  John  Herward.  Endorsed:  John  son  of  Michael  Hereward  puts  in  his  claim 

1117.  Trin.     John  de  Nevill  of  the  county  of  Essex,  'chivaler,'  pi.     Richard 
Dekene,  clerk,  Robert  de  Teye  and  John  de  Berland  the  elder,  def.    The  manors 
of  Great  Wakeryngg  and  Little  Wakeryngg  and  5  messuages,  i  dovecote,  u  acres 
i  rood  of  land  and  2  fleets  called  Waterflete  and  Barflete  in  Great  Wakeryngg 
and  Little  Wakeryngg.      PI.  to  hold  for  life  the  dovecote,  i  acre  of  land,  the 
fleets  and  two  parts  of  the  manor  of  Great  Wakeryngg  and  of  i  messuage  of  the 
King  and  his  heirs,  and  two  parts  of  the  manor  of  Little  Wakeryngg,  4  messuages 
and  10  acres  i  rood  of  land  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  of  the  latter  the  remainder 
of  the  third  pans,  which  Ida  late  the  wife  of  Hugh  de  Nevill  holds  in  dower  ;  with 
remainder  to  William   de    Bohun,  earl  of  Northampton  and   his  heirs.     This 
agreement,  so  far  as  concerns  the  manor  of  Great  Wakeryngg,  etc.,  was  made  by 
precept  of  the  King. 

1118.  Trin.     Thomas  son  of  Nicholas  Cartere  of  Witham,  pi.    John  son  of 
Henry  Clerc  of  Kelleveden  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  10  acres  of  land 
and  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Kelleveden.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1119.  Eas.     John  de  Berden  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.     Adam  Broun  the  elder 
of  Great  Warlee  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     3  messuages,  74  acres  of  land,  2  acres 
of  meadow  and  8  acres  of  wood  in  Great  Warlee.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1 120.  Mich.     John  de  Benyngton  and  Isabel  his  wife,  pi.     Andrew  de  Bures, 
4  chivaler,'  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  280  acres  of  land,   14  acres  of 
meadow,  4  acres  of  pasture,  60  acres  of  wood  and  i6s.  rent  in  Stepilbumpstede, 
Hempstede  and  Fynchyngfeld.     PI.   to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords, 
-with  successive  remainders  to  John  their  son  and  William  his  brother  and  the 
heirs  male  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  John  de  Benyngton. 

1357. 

1121.  Oct.  of  Hil.     Nicholas  le   Rous,   citizen   and  draper  of  London,  pi. 
John  Esegor  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Coggeshale.     PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords      Cons.  10  marks. 

1356. 

1 122.  Eas.     Roger  Hachedy,  pi.     Robert  Bardolf  and  Cecily  his  wife,  def.     r 
messuage  and  14  acres  of  land  in  Great  Totham  and  Little  Totham.    PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1123.  Eas      Richard  de  Norwico,  vicar  of  Brompfeld,  and  William  Walpol. 
pi.     Richard  Botild  of  Brompfeld  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  18 
acres  of  land  and  3  acres  of  meadow  in  Brompfeld.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 


U6  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1357. 

1124.  Oct.  of  Hil.     Adam  Midlyng,  pi.     John  de  Lexeden  and  Florence  his 
wife.  def.     i  messuage,  35  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Tillyngham. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1356 

1125.  Trin.     John  Michel,  pi.     John  de  Clyve  and  Iseult  his  wife,  def.     r 
messuage.  113  acres  of  land,  i£  acres  of  meadow,  9  acres  of  pasture,  4  acres  of 
wood  and  175.  rent  in  Dakenham  and  Berkyngg.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1126.  Mich.     John  Clovill,  pi.     Peter  Sabryght  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i 
messuage,  10  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  meadow  in  Westhanyngfeld.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1127.  Eas.     Simon   Pecche  of  Great   Dunmawe,   pi.     John   Medburne  of 
Plessy  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  garden,  24^  acres  of  land  and  85. 
rent  in  Plessy,  High  Estre   Great  Waltham  and  Chykenhale  Trenchefoil.     Def, 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  40  marks. 

1128.  Trin.     Nicholas  Aster,  vicar  of  Godythestre,  pi.     Giles  de  Trokesford 
of  London  and  Alia  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  30  acres  of  land  and  3  acres  of 
meadow  in   Godythestre.     Def.  quitclaimed   to  pi.    and   his  heirs.     Cons.   20- 
marks. 

1129.  Trin.     William  Aleyn  of  Terlyngge  and  Lucy  his  wife.  pi.  by  John 
Dars  in  her  place.     John  Tannere  of  Terlyngge  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     i 
messuage  in  Terlyngge.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

1130.  Trin.     John  de  Bolton  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.     Richard  Stacy  and  Joan 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Chelmersford.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1131.  Mich.     John  son  of  John  de  Sutton  of  Wyvenho,  knight  (militem),  pi. 
John  Estthorp  of  Nastoke  and  Olive  his  wife,  def.     4  acres  of  meadow  in  Nastoke. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons,  10  marks. 

1132.  Eas.     Nicholas  Stevene  of  Chykenhale  Zoyn  and  Gilbert  le  Blount,  pi. 
by  Richard  Fifhid  in  place  of  Gilbert.     John  Sampson  of  Great  Canefeld  and 
Isabel  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages  and  18  acres  of  land  in  Chykenhale  Zoyn  and 
Chykenhale  Tany.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Nicholas  to  hold  i  messuage,  8  acres  of 
land  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  remainder  of  10 
acres  of  land  and  of  the  other  moiety  which  Margery  late  the  wife  of  John  Bright- 
rich  holds  for  life.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1133.  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Eas.     Walter  de  Teye,  pi.     Robert  Payn  and  Agnes- 
his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  2  messuages,  89}  acres  of  land,  7  acres  of  meadow, 
Ok  acres  of  pasture  and  245.  rent  in  Witham  and  Falkebourn.     PI.  and  his  heirs 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1134.  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Trin.     William  de  la  Rokele,  parson  of  Esthorp,  and 
John  Tobynheys.  chaplain,  pi.      John  de  la  Rokele  of  Wythermondeford  and 
Maud  his  wife,  def.  by  John  de  Oxheney  in  her  place.     7  messuages,  300  acres 
of  land,  15  acres  of  meadow,  30  acres  of  pasture,  30  acres  of  wood,  24  acres  of 
alder,  405.  rent  and  a  rent  of  i  clove  of  a  gillyflower  and  i  apple  in  Wyther- 
mondeford, Fordham,  Little  Horkesleigh,  Great  Bures  and  Bures  atte  Monte. 
Def.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive 
remainders  to  Stephen  son  of  John  de  la  Rokele  and  Thomas  his  brother  and 
the  heir»  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  John  de  la  Rokele. 

1135.  Mich.      John   Barnet,   canon   of   St.    Paul's,    London,   pi.      William 
Uponende  and  Ellen  /Jiis  wife.  def.     4  acres  of  pasture  in  Beauchaump  St.  Paul. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  iocs. 


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1357. 

1136.  Mich,  and  Oct.  of  Hil.     Alan  de  Algerkirke,  pi.     Roger  Germayn  and 
Cecily  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  20  acres  of  land  in  Kelewedon.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1356. 

1137.  Trin.     William  Chercheman  of  Writele,  pi.     Roger  Arnold  of  Eston 
and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Rocheford.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1138.  Mich.     John  Sweyn,  pi.     John  de  Farnham,  citizen  and  fishmonger  of 
London,  and  Koesia  his  wife,  def.     A  fourth  part  of  i  messuage,  80  acres  of  land 
and  8  acres  of  meadow  in  Litlebery  and  Wenden.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 


31   EDWARD    III. 


1357.  COUNTY   OF   ESSEX. 

1139.  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Trin.     John  Nightyngale  and  Cristina  his  wife,  pi.  by 
Roger  Germayne  in  her  place.     John  Forester  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     7  acres 
of  land  in  Wrytele.     PL  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
10  marks. 

1140.  Has.,  29  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  31  Edward  III.     John  son  of  Humphrey 
de  Northwode,  knight    (militem),  pi.      Thomas  de  Maundevill,    'chivaler,'   and 
Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.      i  messuage,  292  acres  of  land,  18  acres  of  meadow,  42 
acres  of  pasture,  24  acres  of  wood,  45.  rent  and  a  rent  of  lib.  of  cumin  in  Great 
Salyngge,  Shaldeford  and  Little  Reynes.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  remainder 
of  the  messuage,  land,  meadow,  pasture,  16  acres  of  wood  and  rent,  which  Roger 
Keterych  of  Shaldeford  holds  for  9  years  of  the  demise  of  def.  and  of  8  acres  of 
wood  in  Little  Reynes  which  Amanda  late  the  wife  of  John  de  Thorp  holds  in 
dower  ;   viz  :  the  messuage,  210  acres  of  land,  meadow,  pasture  and  rent  in  Great 
Salyngge  of  the  King  and  his  heirs,  and  82  acres  of  land  and  the  wood  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  300  marks.    This  agreement,  so  far  as  concerns  the  messuage, 
etc.,  was  made  by  precept  of  the  King. 

1141.  Morrow  of  Pur.     John  Crax  of  Great  Briche,  pi.     John  son  of  Ralph 
Bygod  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     5  acres  of  land  in  Great  Briche.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1142.  Eas.  and  Trin.      Thomas  Belhous.    John  Presteneye,  clerk,    Richard 
Marye,  clerk,  and  Walter,  vicar  of  Seukeworth,  pi.     Thomas  de  Hynton  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Estmerseye.     Def.  quitclaimed  whatever  they 
had  for  the  life  of  Joan  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1143.  Eas.      Thomas  Sampkyn  of  Berkyng,  pi.  by  Richard  Fifhide.     John 
Malmayns  of  Berkyng  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     7^  acres  of  land  in  Berkyng.     PI. 
and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1144.  Trin.     William  le  Bruyn,  '  chivaler,'  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  by  Edmund 
Barnabe  in  her  place.      Robert  de  Sancto  Laudo,  parson  of  Beghenham,  def. 
The  manor  of  Wokyndon  Rokell  and  the  advowsons  of  the  church  and  chapel  of 
the  same  town  and  of  the  hospital  of  St.  John,  Broke.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

1145.  Trin.      John  son  of  Humphrey  de  Northwode,  knight  (militem),  and 
Katharine  his  wife,  pi.     William  Suclyng,  chaplain,  and  Thomas  de  Twyford, 
def.     The  manor  of  Shaldeford  and  ten.  as  in  1140  in  Shaldeford,  Great  Salyngge 
and  Little  Reynes.      PI.  and  the  heirs  male  of  the  body  of  John  to  hold  the 
messuage,  210  acres  of  land,  meadow,  pasture  and  rent  of  the  King  and  his  heirs 
and  the  manor,  82  acres  of  land  and  wood  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to 
the  right  heirs  of  John.     This  agreement,  so  far  as  concerns  the  messuage,  etc.. 
was  made  by  precept  of  the  King. 


Ilfc  FEET   OF     FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1357. 

1146  Oct.  of  Pur.  William  Peious  of  St.  Osyth's,  pi.  Robert  Cook  of 
Colecestre  and  Margaret  his  wife.  pi.  15  acres  of  land  in  Chich  Rydel.  PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  10  marks. 

1147.  Oct.  of  Pur.     William  Broun,  pi.     Robert  Botiler  and  Alice  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage  and  7  acres  of  land  in  Gynge  Mounteny.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1148.  Eas.     John  Arnold  of  Great  Dunmowe,  pi.    John  Walram,  knight,  and 
Eleanor  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  shop,  140  acres  of  land.  4  acres  of  meadow, 
4  acres  of  wood.  7  acres  of  pasture  and  8s.  rent  in  Great  Dunmowe.     PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1149.  Eas.     Nicholas  Exton  and  Joan  his  wife,  dem.     Peter  le  Chaumberleyn 
and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  ten.     A  third  part  of  i  messuage,  80  acres  of  land,  19 
acres  of  meadow,  18  acres  of  pasture  and  345.  rent  in  Haveryng  atte  Boure,  which 
dem.  claim  in  dower  of  Joan  of  the  endowment  of  Richard  de  Berkyng,  sometime 
her  husband.     Dem.  quitclaimed  whatever  they  had  in  dower  to  ten.  and  the 
heirs  of  Peter.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1150.  Eas.     John  Glasne  of  Stystede  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.     John  Whyte 
and  Thomas  le  Parischprest  of  Stystede,  def.     i  messuage  and  15  acres  of  land 
in  Stystede.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

1151.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Hugh  Hildemar,  pi.     Richard  Knave  and  Agnes  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  2  acres  of  land  in  Wydeford.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  his  heirs.     Cons  20  marks. 

1152.  Eas   and  Trin.     PI.  as  in  1142.     John  Marye  and  Eleanor  his  wife,  def. 
The  manor  of  Estmerseye.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords 
the  remainder  of  two  parts,  which  Thomas  de  Hynton  and  Joan  his  wife  hold  for 
her  life,  and  of  the  third  part,  which  Alice  late  the  wife  of  Richard  de  Ry  vers 
holds  in  dower  with  reversion  to  Joan  for  life.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1153.  Trin.     William  de  Horneby  of  Chaldewell,  pi.     Gilbert  de  la  Chaumbre 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  50  acres  of  land,  80  acres  of  marsh  and  305. 
rent  in  Chaldewell,  Est  Tillebury,  West  Tillebury  and  Little  Thurrok.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1154.  Eas.     John  le  Whyte  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Dars  in  her 
place.     Richard  Packard  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  60  acres  of 
land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  2  acres  of  alder  and  6s.  rent  in  Stystede,  Bradewell  and 
Feryng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1155.  Morrow  of  Pur.      John  Cusyn  of  Thaxstede,  pi.      John  Latyner  and 
Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Thaxstede.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 


Trin  John  de  Purlee  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  Henry,  parson  of  Wode- 
ham  Mortymer,  pi.  i  messuage  in  Great  Maldon.  PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of 
the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  John  Dugard  of  Maldon  and  Cristina  his  wife 
and  his  heirs. 

1157.  Trin.     John  de  Berford  and  Katharine  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Kempe  in 
her  place.     Richard  Lefiendewelle  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  3  acres 
of  land  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Foxherd.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1158.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Richard  Vyncent,  parson  of  St.  Benet,  Shorhog,  John 
de  Norwiche,  vicar  of  Eppyng,  and  William  Mounioye,  chaplain,  pi.     Thomas 
de  Maldon  and  Joan  his  wife.  def.     i  messuage,  160  acres  of  land,  7  acres  of 
meadow,  8  acres  of  pasture,  6  acres  of  wood  and  35.  rent  in  Eppyng.     Ivt    to 
hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  William  de  Holbech, 
citizen  and  draper  of  London,  and  Maud  his  wife  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 


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1357. 

1159  Mich.  ThomasTorelandElizabethhiswife.pl.  David  de  Wollore, 
clerk,  and  Henry  de  Ingelby,  clerk,  def.  i  toft,  80  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of 
meadow,  13  acres  of  pasture  and  5  marks  los.  rent  in  Stifford  and  the  advowson 
of  the  church  of  the  same  town.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords,  with  the  homages  and  services  of  Thomas  de  Graveshend, 
•chivaler,'  John  Archer,  Thomas  atte  Lee,  Geoffrey  Coleman  and  Stephen  his 
son,  John  Carter  the  younger,  John  Carter  the  elder,  John  atte  Heth,  Thomas 
Bedell.  Thomas  Chapman,  Thomas  Souter,  Thomas  Noreys  and  John  Polyner 
and  their  heirs;  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Thomas  Torel.  Cons. 
TOO  marks. 

1160.  Mich.,  29  Edward  III.,  and  Mich..  31   Edward  III.      Walter  Blount 
and   Mary   his   wife,    pi.      John    de    Bisshopston,   clerk,    def.      The    manor   of 
Chikenhale  Trenchefoil  and  the  advowson  of   the  church  of  the   same   town, 
which  John  de  Luton,  '  chivaler,'  holds  for  life.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Walter  to 
hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1161.  Mich.     William  Dyn  and  Katharine  his  wife,  pi.  by  Henry  Wykwan 
in  her  place.     John  Esthey  of  Great  Mapeltrestede,  '  carpenter,'  and  Ellen  his 
wife,  def.     i   messuage,  4  shops  and  4  acres  i  rood  of  land  in  Halstede.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1162  Mich.      Thomas   Alvvyne   of   Fobbynge,    pi.     John  de   Benyngton   of 
Hatfeld    Regis   and    Isabel  his  wife,  def.      i  messuage,   120  acres  of  land  and 
2s.  5<1  rent  in  Fobbynge  and  Bartlesden.     PI   and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1163  Mich.     William  Vaghan,  'chivaler,1  pi.     John  de  Feltwell  and  Maud 
his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  i  messuage,  20  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  16 
acres  of  marsh  and  6  acres  of  reed-bed  in  Westillebury.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1164.  Mich.  John  Houel  of  Fynchyngfeld  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi  William 
Basset,  parson  of  Toppesfeld,  John  de  Hornyngesherthe  and  John  Swalwe,  def. 
i  messuage,  220  acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  meadow,  40  acres  of  pasture.  30  acres 
of  wood  and  26s.  8^d.  rent  in  Fynchyngfeld,  Berdefeld  and  Toppesfeld.  PI.  to 
hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Robert  de  Boyton  and 
his  heirs. 

1165  Mich.  Richer  Blare  and  Florence  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Dars  in  her 
place.  John  Elys  of  Danseye  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  and  8  acres 
of  land  in  the  town  of  St.  Laurence.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richer  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.  Cons.  10  marks. 

1166.  Mich.     Roger   Keterick,   pi.     John    Spety  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  20  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow  and  12  acres  of  pasture   in. 
Fynchyngfeld.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1167.  Mich.     John   le  Hunt  of  Harleye,   pi.     John    Lylie,   son   and   heir  of 
Richard  Lylie  of  Reynham,  and  Juliana  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  5  acres 
of   land   in   Reynham.      PI.   and   his  heirs   to   hold  of  the  chief   lords.     Cons. 
10  marks. 

1168  Mich.  Robert  Knechchebole,  pi.  John  Peverel  and  Petronilln  his 
wife,  def.  i  messuage  in  Great  Dunmowe.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his 
heirs.  Cons.  10  marks. 

1358. 

1169.  Oct.  of  Hil.  William  Doreward  of  Bockyngg  and  Joan  his  wife.  pi. 
John  son  and  heir  of  John  de  Goldyngton,  knight  (intlttis),  def.  The  manor  of 
Raurethe,  which  Master  Richard  de  Goldyngton  holds  for  life.  PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  William  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  100  marks. 


j2O  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR   ESSEX. 

1357.  DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

534.  Eas.  John  de  Depeden,  pi.  Robert  Luffe  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def 
A  third  part  of  2  messuages,  60  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  2  acres  of 
pasture  and  3  acres  of  wood  in  Bylchangre  and  Stanstede  Munfichet,  co.  Essex, 
and  a  third  part  of  i  messuage,  12  acres  of  land  and  55.  rent  in  Storteford  and 
Thorleye,  co.  Hertford.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  100 
marks. — Essex,  Hertford. 

537.  Mich.  John  de  Nevill  of  Essex  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  Adam,  parson 
of  St.  Peter  on  Cornhull,  London,  Richard  de  Walton,  parson  of  Rocheford, 
Robert  de  Teye.  Thomas  Chauntecler,  John  Botiller  of  Waleden  and  Adam  de 
Erdale.  def.  'The  manors  of  Wetheresfeld.  Little  Halyngbury,  Chigenhale 
Zoyn.  Chigenhale  Tany,  Langham,  Peltyngdon,  Thorp  and  Great  Totham, 
i  messuage  and  i  carucate  of  land  in  Pentelowe  and  the  advowsons  of  the 
churches  of  the  manors  of  Wetheresfeld,  Little  Halyngbury,  Chigenhale  Zoyn, 
Chigenhale  Tany,  Langham  and  Peltyngdon  and  the  church  of  Esthordone, 
co.  Essex,  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  Gay  ton,  co.  Lincoln.  PI  to  hold 
for  their  lives  the  manors  of  Wetheresfeld  and  Little  Halyngbury  and  th 
advowsons  of  the  churches  of  the  same  manors  of  the  King  and  his  heirs,  and 
the  manors  of  Chigenhale  Zoyn,  Chigenhale  Tany  and  Thorp,  two  parts  of  the 
manors  of  Langham  and  Peltyngdon,  and  the  tenements  and  other  advowsons 
of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  of  the  latter  the  remainder  of  the  manor  of  Great 
Totham,  which  Ida  late  the  wife  of  Hugh  de  Nevill  holds  for  life,  and  of  the 
third  part  of  the  manors  of  Langham  and  Peltyngdon,  which  she  holds  in  dower  ; 
with  remainder  to  William  de  Bohun,  earl  of  Northampton,  and  his  heirs. 
This  agreement,  so  far  as  concerns  the  first  two  manors  and  advowsons,  was 
made  by  precept  of  the  King. — Essex,  Lincoln. 

540.  Mich.  William  Vaghan,  •  chivaler,'  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  Walter 
Judekyn,  chaplain,  and  Roger  de  Podmore,  chaplain,  def.  A  third  part  of  the 
manor  of  Pountfreyt,  co.  Middlesex,  and  a  third  part  of  the  manor  of 
Plumberewe,  co.  Essex.  Def.  and  the  heirs  of  Walter  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  100  marks. — Middlesex,  Essex. 


32  EDWARD    III. 


COUNTY    OF  ESSEX. 
1358. 

1170.  Eas.      William   de    Stowe,    parson    of    Sabrichesworth,    Walter    de 
Aldebery,  clerk,  and  John  de  Gestnyngthorp,  pi.     Edmund  de  Stanbourne  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.     4  messuages,  i  mill,  420  acres  of  land,  22  acres  of  meadow, 
26  acres  of  pasture,  46  acres  of  wood  and  6  marks  rent  in  Stanbourne,  Bryde- 
brok,  Redeswell,  Bumstede  and  Fynchyngfeld.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  John.     Cons.  200  marks. 

1171.  Eas      Richard  de  Playz,  'chivaler,'  pi.     John  de  la  Grave  the  elder, 
def.     The  manor  of  Moese  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor,  which 
William  Germv,  "  chivaler,'  and  Isabel  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.     PI.  to  hold 
the  remainder  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Margaret 
his  wife  for  life  and  to  his  right  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks.     This  agreement  was 
made  in  the  presence  of  William  and  Isabel,  and  they  did  fealty. 

1172.  Eas.     Joan  late  the  wife  of  John  le  Ku  of  Bradewell,  pi.     Nicholas  de 
Dancastrc,  clerk,  and  John  Dunnyng  the  younger,  def.     i  messuage,  240  acres  of 
land,   5   acres  of  meadow,  60  acres  of  marsh  and   145.  rent  in  Bradewell  by 
Tyllyngham.     PI.  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders 
t«.  \\  illiam  Strangeman  of  Bradewell  for  life,  to  Edmund  son  of  pi.  and  Joan  his 
wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  to  the  right  heirs  of  pi. 


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1358. 

1173.  Eas.     Henry  son  of  John  de  Grey  of  Codenore  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  by 
William  Neubrugg  in  place  of  Henry  and  as  guardian  of  Joan.     John  de  Grey 
of   Codenore,  def.     The  manor  of   Thnrrok  Grey.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their 
bodies  to  hold  of  def.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  def. 
and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1174.  Oct.  of   Pur.     Richard   Bertelot   of   Stistede,   pi.     William    Broun   of 
Woxbrigge  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     i   messuage,   15  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of 
pasture  and  ja.  rent  in  Bradewelle  and  Stistede.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1175.  Mich.,  31  Edward  III.,  and  quin.  of  Hil.,  32  Edward  III.     John  atte 
Hoke  of  Warle  Abbesse  and  Juliana  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Crisp  in  her  place. 
John  Godewyne  of  Warle  Abbesse  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Warle 
Abbesse.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of   the   chief   lords,    with 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Juliana.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1176.  Eas.      William    Strangman   of    Bradewell   and    Maud   his   wife,    pi. 
Nicholas  de  Dancastre,  clerk,  and  John  Dunnyng  the  younger,  def.     i  messuage, 
100  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  i  acre  of  wood,  200  acres  of  marsh  and  125. 
rent  in  Bradewell  by  Tyllyngham.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  successive  remainders  to  Joan  late  the  wife  of  John  le  Ku  of  Bradewell  for 
life,  to  Edmund  her  son  and  Joan  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  to 
the  right  heirs  of  William. 

1177.  Mich.,  31  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  32  Edward  III.    PI.  as  in  1170.    John 
son  of  Roger  de  Hotoft  and  Roger  de  Hotoft,  def.      Tenements  as  in   1170  in 
Stanbourne,  Bndebrok,  Redeswell,  Bumstede  and  Fynchingfeld,  which  Walter 
•de  Grenevill  holds  for  life      PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  de  Gestnyngthorp  to  hold 
the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  200  marks. 

1178.  Mich.,  31  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  32  Edward  III.     William  le  Coteler 
of  Stapelford  Taney  the  elder  and  Edith    his  wife  and  William  le  Coteler  of 
Stapelford  Taney  the  younger,  pi.     John  Crips  of  Wenyngton  the  elder  and  Joan 
his  wife,  def.     8  acres  of  land  and  3  acres  of  moor  in  Lamborne.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  William  the  elder  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1179.  Trin.     Richard  le  Man  of  W7estmerseye  and  Sabina  his  wife,  pi.  by 
John    Dars    in    her    place.       Thomas   de    Wodham    and    Alice  his    wife,   def. 

1  messuage,  n  acres  of  land  and  ^  acre  of  meadow  in  Westmerseye.     PI.  to  hold 
for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords  the  messuage,  7  acres  of  land  and  i  rood  of 
meadow,  and  also  the  remainder  of  4  acres  of  land  and  i  rood  of  meadow  which 
Edith  atte  Berugh  holds  in  dower,  with  successive  remainders  to  Robert  son  of 
Richard  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  and  to  the  right  heirs  of  Richard. 

1180.  Eas.     Thomas  Barantyn  and  Elizabeth  his  wife  and  John  their  son, 
pi.  by  Stephen  de  Meburn  in  place  of  Elizabeth  and  John.     Walter  le  Yonge  and 
Emma  his  wife,  def.     2  tofts,  36  acres  of  land  and  i2d.  rent  in  Little  Canefeld. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder 
to  the  right  heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1181.  Eas.     William  Miller,  pi.     John  Lambert  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def. 
jj£  acres  of  land,  i\d.  rent  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in 
Manwedon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1182.  Eas.     Henry  le  Tanner  of  South  weld,  pi.     John  de  Rothyng  and  Joan 
his  wife,  def.     14  acres  of  land  in  Southweld  and  Shenfeld.     PI.  and  his  heirs 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1183.  Trin.  Johnde  Veer,  earl  of  Oxford,  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.    Roger  deSton- 
ham  and  Mabel  his  wife,  def.     4  messuages,  286  acres  of  land,  7  acres  of  meadow, 
6  acres  of  pasture  and  18  acres  of  wood  in  Wylegh,  Benetlegh,  Chuthe  (sic) 
and  the  town  of  St.  Osyth.     Def.  to  hold  for  their  lives  the  messuages,  240  acres 
of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  4  acres  of  pasture  and  the  wood  in  Wylegh  of  the 
King  and  his  heirs,  and  the  residue,  viz  :  46  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow  and 

2  acres  of  pasture,  of  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  the  earl,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with 
reversion  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  the  earl.     This  agreement,  so  far  as  concerns  the 
messuage,  etc.,  was  made  by  precept  of  the  King. 


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1338 

1184.  Trin.     Thomas  Freman,  vicar  of  Waleden,   and   Stephen    Fullere  of 
Waleden,  pi.     Andrew  Cook  of  Waleden  and  Cecily  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage 
in  Brokwalden.     Def  and  the  heirs  of  Andrew  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

1185.  Trin.     Thomas  Sitequyt,  parson  of  a  mediety  of  the  church  of  Sprynge- 
feld.  Robert  de  Whathamstede,  parson  of  Aldham,  and   John  Styward,  vicar  of 
Halstede,  pi.    John  de  Benyngton  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  80  acres 
of  land,  5$  acres  of  meadow,  9  acres  of  pasture,  2  acres  of  wood  and  ys.  rent  in 
Spryngefeld  and  Borham.     Def.   quitclaimed  to  pi.   and  the  heirs  of  Robert. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

1186  Trin.  Richard  le  June  of  Westmerseye  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  by  John 
Dars  in  her  place.  Thomas  de  Wodham  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.  n  acres  of 
land  and  $  acre  of  meadow  in  Westmerseye.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords,  7  acres  of  land  and  i  rood  of  meadow,  and  also  the 
remainder  of  4  acres  of  land  and  i  rood  of  meadow  which  Edith  atte  Berugh  holds 
in  dower.  Cons.  20  marks. 

1187.  Trin.  Thomas  Sopere,  '  mason,'  pi.  Thomas  Short  of  Maldon  and 
Alice  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  2  acres  of  meadow  and  a  moiety  of  10  acres  of 
land  and  of  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Wodeham  Wauter.  Pi.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords.  Cons.  20  marks. 

1188  Trin.  Richard  le  Man  of  Westmerseye,  pi.  Thomas  de  Wodham  and 
Alice  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  and  10  acres  of  land  in  Westmerseye.  PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  20  marks. 

1189.  Trin.     Richard  Frere  and  Emma  his  wife,  pi.     John  Gubion  of  Leyn- 
don   and  Joan   his    wife,   def.     i    messuage  in   Reyleye.     PI.    and  the  heirs  of 
Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1190.  Trin.     Robert  Clonyere,  pi.     Henry  Cotiller  of  Aungre  and  Maud  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Chepyng  Aungre.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1191.  Trin.     Simon  le  Herde  of  Balydon,  pi.    John  Hurel  and  Alice  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage  in  Sudbyry  within  the  bridges.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords      Cons.  10  marks. 

1192.  Trin.      John    Gyveyn  of  Maldon    the   elder,    pi.      Richard    Swon   of 
Writele  and  Amy  his  wife,  def.     20  acres  of  land,  45.  rent  and  a  moiety  of  2 
messuages  in  Masshebery  and  Godithestre.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of   the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1193  Trin.     John   Berner,   pi.     Robert   Roed   and   Alice  his   wife,   def.     n 
acres  of  land  in  Hockele.     Def.  quitclaimed    to   pi.   and    his   heirs.     Cons.  20 
marks 

1194  Trin.     John  Foster  of  Fairstede  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Dars 
in  her  place.     John  Cook  of  Little  Dunmawe  and  Avelina  his  wife,  def.     4  acres 
of  land  in  White  Nuttele.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

1195.  Trin.     Robert  Roed  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi      John  le  Wreghte  of  Great 
Brakstede  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     12  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  wood  and  a  third 
part  of  i  messuage  and  jd.  rent  in  Hakewell  and  Hockele.     Def.  quitclaimed  to- 
pi and  the  heirs  of  Robert.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1196.  Trin.      John    Brightnch    and    Robert    le    Somenour,    pi.      Richard 
Bewestyn  and  Maud  his  wife  and  John  Pope  and  Emma  his  wife,  def.     9  acres  of 
land  and  $  acre  of  meadow  in  Langenho.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons  20  marks 

1197.  Trin.     Thomas  de  Colynge,  parson  of  Wymbish  and  Philip,  vicar  of 
Henham.  pi.  by  William  Colbayn  in  place  of  Philip.     John  de  Dovere  and 
h.nhariiie  his  wife.  def.     i  messuage,  120  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow  and  6 
acres  of  wood  in  Wymbish,  Henham  and  Wydyton.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  the  heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons.  20  marks. 


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1358. 

1198.  Trin.     William  Stonhach,  chaplain,  pi    by  John  Dars.     Roger  Toppe 
and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     4  acres  of  land  and  a  moiety  of  2  tofts  in  Great  Waltham. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1199.  Trin.  and  Mich      Richard  Fynch  and  Stephen  Fynch  of  Rediswell,  pi. 
John  Wikham  of  Beauchamp  Powel  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.      8  acres  of  land 
and  i|  acres  of  pasture  in  Rediswelle  and  Asshen.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1200.  Mich.     John  Dars,  pi.     John  Struggel  of  Coggeshale  and  Cristina  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Coggeshale.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1201.  Mich.     Walter  Fisshere  of  Hatfeld  Peverel,  pi.     John  atte  Lane  and 
Katharine  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  26  acres  of  land  in  Wykham  and  Hat- 
feld Peverel.     PL  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1202.  Mich.     Robert  Juel  of  Little  Shobery  and  Cecily  his  wife,  pi.     John 
Wrighte  of  Pritewelle  and  Aline  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  16  acres  of  land  and 
50  acres  of  marsh  in  Great  Stambregge.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1203.  Mich.     John  Payn  of  Macchyng  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.    John  de 
Kyngesdon  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     i   messuage  in  Macchyng.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1204.  Mich.    John  Plomer  of  Halstede,  pi.     William  Nicol  and  Alice  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage  in   Halstede.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of   the  chief  lords. 
Cons    10  marks. 

1205.  Mich.     William  Jacob,  pi.     William  Neweman  and   Emma  his  wife, 
def.     T  messuage,  15  acres  of  land  and   i  acre  of  meadow  in  Eyston  atte  Mount. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1206.  Mich.     John  Godefray  of   Great  Stambrigge  the  elder,   pi.     William 
Lorkyn  of  Pritewelle  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  4  acres  of  land  in 
Little  Stambrigge,     PL    and   his   heirs   to  hold    of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.   20 
marks. 

1207.  Mich.     William  atte  Lofte,  pi.     John  Prentys  of  Wymbissh  and  Mar- 
garet his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Brokwaleden.     PL  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1208.  Trin.    and    Mich.      Nicholas    Pichard    and    Elizabeth   his   wife,    pi. 
Robert  Archer  of  Rewenhale  and  Margaret   his  wife,  def.     20  acres  of  land  in 
Halsted.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Nicholas.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1359. 

1209.  Oct.  of  Hil.     Robert  le  Mareschal  of  Northweld,  pi.     Thomas  Torel 
and  Ralph  Perchehay,  chaplain,  def.     i  messuage,  i  mill,  220  acres  of  land,  20 
acres  of  meadow,   3  acres  of  wood  and  6os.  rent  in   Northweld  and  Theyden 
Gernon.     PL  to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to 
Roger  his  son  and  Margaret  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  to  the 
right  heirs  of  pi. 

1210.*  Oct.  of  Hil.  William  le  Tumour  of  Thorpe  and  Edmund  de  Hertne- 
pol,  clerk,  pi.  John  Bergholte  of  Toleshunte  Mauger  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  i 
messuage,  140  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  34  acres  of  pasture,  80  acres  of 
heath,  i  weir  and  45.8^.  rent  in  Toleshunte  Mauger,  Toleshunte  Tregoz,  Little 
Totham  and  Goldhangre.  Def  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  Richard  son  of  John  and  his  heirs. 

i2ii.  Mich,  and  Oct  of  Hil.  Adam  Godyng  of  Upmenstre,  pi.  John  son  of 
John  le  Heldere  of  U-pmenstre  and  Joan  his  wife.  def.  i  messuage  and  5  acres 
of  land  in  Upmenstre.  PL  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  20 
marks. 


124  FEET   OF    FINES     FOR    ESSEX. 

1358.  DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

553.  Eas.  and  Mich.  Robert  de  Swynbourn, '  chivaler,'  and  Agnes  his  wife, 
pi.  by  Clement  Spyce  in  her  place.  John  Aroundel  of  Peyton,  def.  The  manors 
of  Wyston,  co.  Suffolk,  and  Little  Horkislegh,  co.  Essex.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. — Suffolk,  Essex. 

555.  Mich.  William  de  la  Pole  the  younger,  '  chivaler,'  and  Margaret  his 
wife,  pi.  John  son  of  William  de  Moubray  and  William  de  Wyleby,  parson  of 
Wyleby,  def.  The  manor  of  Bryngeton  and  i  messuage,  i  mill,  7  virgates  of 
land,  8  acres  of  meadow,  3  acres  of  pasture  and  75.  rent  in  Asshele,  co.  North- 
ampton, and  the  manor  of  Cristeshale,  co.  Essex.  PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of 
the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  John  their  son  and  the  heirs  male  of  his  body 
and  the  right  heirs  of  William  de  la  Pole. — Northampton,  Essex. 


33  EDWARD  III. 

1359  COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

1212.  Morrow  of  Pur.     William  Hoketon  of  Cavendissh,  pi.     Thomas  Luces- 
sone  of  Clare  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     5  acres  of  meadow  in  Asshe  and  Little 
Tillebery.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1213.  Eas.     Robert  Borynare  and  Felicia  his  wife,  pi.    John  Prest,  chaplain, 
and   John    Middyng.  def.     i   messuage  and  26  acres  of  land  in   Bradewell  by 
Tilyngham.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
successive  remainders  to  William  son  of  Robert  and  to  Alice  his  sister  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies,  and  to  the  right  heirs  of  Robert. 

1214.  Eas.     Adam  Fraunceys,  citizen  of  London,  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.  by 
John  Wynstan  in  her  place.     Thomas  de  Pateshull,  chaplain,  def.     The  manor 
of  Rokholthall.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive 
remainders  to  Robert  Fraunceys  of  London  and  to  Adam  Fraunceys  of  London 
the  younger   and  the   heirs  of   their   bodies   and  to  the  right  heirs  of   Adam 
Fraunceys,  citizen.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1215.  Mich.,  31  Edward  III  ,  and  Eas.,  33  Edward  III.     William  de  Laven- 
ham,  parson  of  Lavenham,  John  de  Benyngton,  John  Lygon  and  John  Lech,  pi. 
by  John  Oxheneye  in  place  of  William  and  John  Lygon.     Hugh  Bray  and  Joan 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  240  acres  of  land,  12  acres  of  meadow,  12  acres  of 
pasture  and  10  acres  of  wood  in  Great  Gelham,  Little  Gelham,  Stanborn,  Omy- 
ton  (sic),  Beauchamp  St.  Paul  and  Tillebery  by  Redeswell.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1216.  Eas.     John  de  Tendryng  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi  by  Richard  de  Fifhide' 
in  her  place.     Andrew  le  Taillour  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     4  acres  of  land  and  3 
acres  of  meadow  in  Westthurrok  and  Stifford.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1217.  Eas.     Saier  Laurence  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.  by  William  Colbayn  in 
her  place.    John  Parker  of  Godeestre  and  Amice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and 
40  acres  of  land  in  Great  Waltham.     PI  and  the  heirs  of  Saier  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1218.  Eas.     Margaret  late  the  wife  of  James  de  Bures,  pi.     Michael  de  Bures 
and  Mary  his  wife,  def      i   messuage,  73  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  20 
acres  of  pasture,  2  acres  of  wood,  4  acres  of  alder  and  105.  rent  in  Bures  St. 
Mary,  Bures  at  the  Mount  and  Alphameston.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  her 
heirs.    Cons.  100  marks.    Endorsed :  Andrew  de  Bures,  knight,  puts  in  his  claim. 

1219.  Trin.     John  Cryps  of  Wenyngton  the  elder  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  by 
John  in  her  place.     Henry  Besyden  of  Alvythele  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     18 
acres  of  land  in  Alvythele.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  10  marks. 


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1359. 

1220.  Trin.  John  Osbern  and  Geoffrey  Drane  of  Felstede,  pi.  by  John 
Kemp  in  place  of  Geoffrey.  John  Wytenham  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  19  acres  of  land  and  \  acre  of  meadow  in  Wymbissh.  PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  20  marks. 

I22T.  Trin.  John  Neweman,  pi.  John  Smart  of  Terlyngge  and  Isabel  his 
wife,  def.  i  messuage,  12  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  pasture  in  Great  Leghes. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  20  marks. 

1222.  Trin.     John  Spendeloue   and    Margaret  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  in  her 
place.     John  Rote  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  carucate  of  land,  z 
acres  of  meadow,  5   acres  of  wood,   205.   rent  and  a  rent  of  ilb.  of  pepper  in 
Heydene,  Creshale,  Great  Chyshulle  and  Little  Chyshulle.      Def.  quitclaimed 
whatever  they  had  for  the  life  of  Joan  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Margaret.     Cons. 
40  marks. 

1223.  Trin.     John   Thebaud   of   Sudbury,   pi.     William   atte   Lee,   def.      i 
messuage,  200  acres  of  land,  14  acres  of  meadow,  30  acres  of  pasture,  14  acres 
of  wood  and  505.  rent  in  Midilton,  Balidon,  Great  Heneye  and  Little  Heneye. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1224.  Trin.     William  de  Stonham,  pi.     John  Vynch  and  Alice  his  wife,  def. 
i  toft  and  12  acres  of  land  in  Halstede.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1225.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Thomas  Beket,  pi.     Robert  Gilbert  and  Alice  his  wife, 
def.     A  third  part  of  2  carucates  of  land,  10  acres  of  meadow,  24  acres  of  wood 
and  loos,  rent  in  Farnham  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  same  town. 
Def.   quitclaimed    whatever   they   had  in  dower  to  pi.   and   his   heirs.     Cons. 
20  marks. 

1226.  Eas.,  32    Edward   III.,  and  Mich.,    33    Edward  III.      John  Lucas  of 
Plessys  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Dars  in  her  place.     Walter  Yonge  of 
Dunmawe,  def.     i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of  meadow,  4  acres  of 
pasture.  2^  acres  of  wood  and  245.  rent  in  Great  Dunmawe,  which  Alice  Heisele 
holds  for  life.     PI.  and  the  heirs  male  of  their  bodies  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the 
chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  100  marks.     This 
agreement  was  made  jn  the  presence  of  Alice,  and  she  did  fealty. 

1227.  Mich.     Richard  Person  of  Daventre,  chaplain,  pi.     Thomas  Daventre 
and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  340  acres  of  land,  9  acres  of  meadow, 
40  acres  of  wood,  40  acres  of  pasture  and  8  marks  rent  in  Terlyng,  Farstede, 
Borham  and  Great  Lyes.     Def.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Margery.     Endorsed  :  Thomas  son 
of  Thomas  de  Terlyng  puts  in  his  claim. 

1228.  Mich.,    31    Edward    III.,    and    Mich.,    33    Edward    III.      John    de 
Mockyngge,  citizen  and  fishmonger  of  London,  pi.     William  de  Melchebourn 
and  Dernegolda  his  wife,  def.     i  messaage,  no  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow, 
i-acre  of  pasture  and  i  acre  of  wood  in  Chikewelle  and  Berkyngge.     PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1229.  Mich.     John  Gray  of  Kellevedene  and  Avice  his  wife,  pi.  by  Richard 
de  Fifhide  in  her  place.     Walter  Man  of  Kellevedene  and  Cnstina  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  3  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Kellevedene.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1230.  Mich.     Joan  Spelman,  John  Leuegor,  chaplain,  and  John  Dars,  pi.  by 
the  last  in  place  of  Joan.     John  Palmere  of  Maldon  and   Alice  his  wife.  def. 
i  messuage,  i  toft  and  16  acres  of  land  in  Danewebery  and  Sandon.     PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  Joan  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1231.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John  Tannere  of  Wytham  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  by 
Simon  de  Fynchyngfeld  in  place  of   |ohn.     John  Bakere  of  Chelmersford  and 
Emma  his  wife.  def.     155.  10^.  rent  in  Little  Maldon.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Alice 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 


I26  FEET   OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1359. 

1232.  Mich      Adam  son  of  Warin  son  of  William  de  Colecestre.  pi.     John 
Gernygan  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     30  acres  of  land  and  5  acres  of  wood  in 
Colecestre.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1233.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Robert  Lallvngge,  pi.     John  Baker  of  Chelmersford 
and  Emma  his  wife.  def.     i  acre  of  land  in  Little  Maldon.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1234.  Mich.     William   de  Stonham   of   Halstede,  pi.     Robert  atte  Park  of 
Gestnyngthorp  and  Juliana  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  22  acres  of  land  in 
Halstede.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons  20  marks. 

1360. 

1235.  Mich,  and  Oct.  of  Hil.     Richard  Brounyng  of  Branketre,  pi.     John 
Swetyng  of  Felstede  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Great  Reynes      PI. 
and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1359. 

1236.  Mich.     Roger  Wille  of  Stouwe,  pi.     Henry  de  Spayne  of  Sandon  and 
Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  80  acres  of  land  and  i8d.  rent  in  Suthe- 
menstre  and  Maylonde.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100 
marks. 

1237.  Mich.     John   Dawe  of   Eppyngg,  pi.     Gilbert  Poyntel  and  Alice  his 
•wife  and  John  Abraham  of  London  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  40 
acres  of  land  and  5  acres  of  meadow  in  Eppyngg  and  Peryndon.     PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords      Cons.  100  marks. 

1238.  Mich.     John  Michel,  pi.     Walter  Styward  of  Cressyng  and  Joan  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage,  10  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  pasture  in  Cressyng.     PI. 
and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

DIVERS  COUNTIES. 

570.  Trin.,  32  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,  33  Edward  III.  Richard  de  Walton, 
parson  of  Rocheford,  John  Botiler  of  Waleden  and  Adam  de  Eirdale,  pi.  John 
de  Nevill  of  Essex,  knight,  def.  i  carucate  of  land  in  Pudrige  and  Gedenye, 
co.  Hertford,  20^  knights'  fees  in  Great  Cotes,  Hundon,  Rothewell,  Claxby, 
Wykham,  Netelton,  Lyndewode,  Welynggore,  Navenby,  Normanby,  Saltfleteby, 
Catesby,  Somercotes,  Thedelthorp,  Middel  Rasen,  Faldyngworth.  Fristhorp, 
Croxby,  Wythkale,  Skytbrok,  Gayton,  Somerby,  Tefford,  Wotton,  Refham, 
Herthewyk,  Keseby  and  Cokewold,  co.  Lincoln,  6  knights'  fees  in  Odestoke, 
Westharenham,  Estharenham,  Estgrafton,  Middelton,  Lislebon,  Fifhide, 
Honyngton,  Stottescombe  and  Cleleworth,  co.  Wilts,  3  knights'  fees  in  Gammel- 
geye,  co.  Cambridge.  4  knights'  fees  in  Ocstede  and  Stubbyngton,  co.  Surrey, 
i2i  knights'  fees  in  Theyden  Gernon,  Oueseye,  Great  Briche.  Little  Briche, 
Elmedon,  Shaldeford,  Adburton,  Peltyngdon,  Corshecche,  West  Neueland, 
Langham,  Hallyngbury,  Wakeryngg,  Bardelesdon,  Wederesfeld,  Totham, 
Bykeryngg,  Leyton,  Chikenhalezoyn  and  Chikenhale  Taune,  co.  Essex,  3 
knights'  fees  in  Westchalk,  Stalisteld  and  Ores,  co.  Kent,  3^  knights'  fees  in 
Gonaldeston,  Wodeburgh,  Srampcot,  Oxston,  Lenton  and  Colewyk,  co 
Nottingham,  7*  knights  fees  in  Wotton,  Eston,  Chilton,  Koc,  Edithiston, 
Hastholte,  Nortnwemysford,  Postrigge,  Ailly,  Helford,  Blaston,  Short.  Mannes- 
ford  and  Esseholt,  co,  Somerset,  and  2  knights'  fees  in  Wassingleeby  Ogerstone, 
co.  Huntingdon.  PI  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  with 
the  homages  and  services  of  the  abbot  of  Barkynges  and  the  prior  of  Bradelee 
and  their  successors,  and  Gilbert  de  Umframvill,  earl  of  Anegos,  John  Fitz 
Wautcr,  knight,  Thomas  de  Lucy,  knight,  John  de  Haveryngton  of  Aldyngham, 
knight.  Walter  de  Birmyngeham,  knight,  Gilbert  de  Nevill,  knight.  John  de 
Hardeshull.  knight.  John  de  Coggeshale,  knight,  John  Fitz  Rauf,  knight,  John 
de  (ieddyng.  knight,  Richard  de  Haveryng.  knight,  Robert  de  Loundres.  kn"ight, 
Thomas  de  Seymor.  knight.  John  de  Cobeham.  knight.  Robert  de  Aysterby, 
knight,  John  Malet  of  Irby.  Ralph  de  Ridford  John  de  Beaumond.  Joan  late  the 
wife  of  William  Cheny,  John  Tours  of  Somerby,  Henry  Algor,  Robert  Gerbert, 


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1359. 

William  de  Serventon,  John  de  Harnham,  John  Malewayn,  Thomas  de  Hunger- 
ford,  Laurence  de  Lymford,  John  de  Isle,  Keynald  de  Cornhull,  Rolland  de 
Oxstede  and  Joan  late  the  wife  of  Hugh  de  Notyngham  and  their  heirs.  Cons. 
300  marks. — Hertford,  Lincoln,  Wilts,  Cambridge,  Surrey,  Essex,  Kent.  Not- 
tingham, Somerset,  Huntingdon. 

571.  Tnn.  John  de  Hevenyiigham,  '  chivaler,'  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  Joan 
Jate  the  wife  of  William  de  Barewe  and  John  Dars,  def.  The  manor  of  Hevenyng- 
ham,  co.  Suffolk,  and  the  manor  of  Little  Totham,  60  acres  of  land,  140  acres  of 
marsh,  2s.  rent  and  a  rent  of  lib.  of  pepper  in  Assyndon,  Hakewell  and  South- 
bemflete,  and  the  advowsons  of  the  church  of  Goldhangre  and  the  chapel  of 
Little  Totham.  PI.  and  the  heirs  male  of  their  bodies  to  hold  the  manors  and 
advowsons  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  the  heirs  of  the  body 
of  John  de  Hevenyngham,  Elizabeth  daughter  of  Philip  de  Hevenyngham  and 
the  heirs  of  her  body,  John  de  Boys  and  Robert  Doget  and  the  heirs  male  of 
their  bodies,  and  the  right  heirs  of  John  de  Hevenyngham  ;  and  pi.  and  the  heirs 
of  John  to  hold  the  tenements  of  the  chief  lords. — Suffolk,  Essex. 


34   EDWARD   III. 


1360  COUNTY    OP    ESSEX. 

.  1239.  Quin.  of  Hil.  William  atte  Wode  of  Crishale  and  W'alter  Pytee  of 
Chisell,  pi.  John  Outelagh  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  and  i  carucate 
of  land  in  Great  Chisell,  Little  Chisell,  Heyden  and  Crishale.  PI.  and  the  heirs 
of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons  100  marks. 

1240.  Oct.  of  Pur.     John  Chilterne  and  Alice  his  wife  and  \Villiam  their  son, 
pi.  by  William  Colbayn  in  place  of  Alice  and  as  guardian  of  William.     Robert 
atte  Park  and  Juliana  his  wife,  def.     3  messuages,  16  acres  of  land  and  6  acres  of 
pasture  in  Gosfeld.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

1241.  Quin.  of  Hil.     Roger  Hergast,  pi.     John  atte  Pole  of  Great  Dunmawe 
and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  10  acres  of  land  and  3  roods  of  meadow 
in  Great  Dunmawe.    PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.    Cons.  20  marks. 

1242.  Quin.  of  Hil.     Thomas  Coggishale  of  Bromfeld  and  Walter  Wheler  of 
Bromfeld,  pi.     John  Forby  of  Bromfeld  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     n  acres  of  land 
in  Bromfeld.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10 
marks. 

1243.  Eas.,  33  Edward  III.,  and  Oct.  of  Pur.,  34  Edward  III.     John  Merlawe 
of  Westtillebury  and  Alice  his  wife,   pi.     Thomas  Rane  of  Westtillebury  and 
Margery  his  wife,  def.     15  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  42^  acres  of  marsh 
and  6s.  6d.  rent  in  Westtillebury  and  Esttillebury.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  John.     Con.  100  marks. 

1244.  Eas.     John  Kilwich  and  Margaret  his  wife  and  John  her  son,  pi.  by 
William  Colbayn  in  place  of  Margaret  and  John  the  son.     William  Perkyn  of 
Pampesworth  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  n  acres  of  land,  i  rood  of 
pasture,  j\d.  rent  and  ^  acre  of  meadow  in  Waleden.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John 
Kilwich  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1245.  Eas.     John  Wedyn  of  Little  Laufare,  pi.     John  Cocchere  of  Rothyng 
Aitrop  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  2|  acres  of  land  in  Little  Laufare. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1246.  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Eas.     John  Hore,  pi.     William  Maupate  and  Mabel 
his  wife,  def.     6  acres  of  land  in  Stowe.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords      Cons.  10  marks. 

1247.  Eas.,  33  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  34  Edward  III.     William  le  Ropereof 
Plascy,  pi.     John  Wyot  of  Westhanyngfeld  and  Matgaict  his  wife,  def.     i  mes- 
suage, 4  acres  of  land  and  i  rood  of  pasture  in  Great  Waltham.     Def.  quitclaimed 
io  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 


I2g  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1360. 

1248.  Quin.  of  Hil.  and  Eas.     John  Pulter  of  Hatfeld,  pi.     William  son  of 
Everard  Duk  and  Margaret  his  wife.  def.     i  messuage  in  Brokwaleden.     PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1249.  Eas.     Robert  Deghere  of  Chelmersford,  pi.      Hugh   atte   Spitele  of 
Luyton  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     5  acres  of  land  in  Chelmersford.     PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1250.  Eas.     Richard  Roger  of  Tillyngham  and  Beatrice  his  wife,  pi.  by  John 
Dars  in  her  place.     John  Colyn  of  Goldhangre  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     22  acres 
of  land  and  a  fourth  part  of  i  messuage  in  Steple  and  the  town  of  St.  Laurence. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1251.  Eas      Thomas  de  Staple,  pi.     Robert  Edolf  and  Maud  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  24  acres  of  land  and  55.  rent  in  Canewedon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  his  heirs.     Cons  20  marks. 

1252.  Eas.     Matthew  Haliday  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  de  Neuport  in 
her  place.     Thomas  Whitheved  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  80  acres 
of  land,  7  acres  of  pasture,  i  acre  of  wood  and  95.  rent  in  Great  Wygebergh. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Matthew.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1253.  Eas.     John  de  Flamstede,  clerk,  pi.     Thomas  Chunch  of  Chelmesford 
and  Lucy  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  toft,  44  acres  of  land,  7  acres  of  meadow 
and  565.  rent  in  Chelmesford  and  Writele.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1254.  Eas.     John  Smyth  of  St.  Osyth's,  pi.    John  Chaloner  of  Maldon  and 
Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Great  Maldon.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1255.  Eas.      James  Sunday,  pi.     John  atte  Felde  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  and  18  acres  of  land  in  Northwelde.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1256.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John  Waryn  of  Purle  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     John 
Wybourn  of  Bradewell,  def.     100  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  2  acres  of 
wood,  45.  rent  and  a  fourth  part  of  i  messuage  and  lib.  of  pepper  in  Purlee, 
Stowe  and  Haileslee,  which  Roger  de  Refham  and  Joan  his  wife  hold  tor  her  life. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John  Waryn. 

1257.  Trin.     The  King,  pi.  by  John   Gaunt,  suing  for  him.      Matthew  de 
Torkeseye,  def.     i  messuage,  72  acres  of  land,  20  acres  of  meadow  and  45.  lod. 
rent  in  Chigewell.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  for  ever.     Cons.  40^.  sterling.     (The 
two  indentures  of  this  fine  are  Unknoivn  Counties,  21  and  22.) 

1258.  Mich,  33  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,  34  Edward  III.     John  de  Caven- 
dissh  and  Gilbert  de  Debenham,  pi.     John  de  Grey,  parson  of  Balsham,  def. 
5  messuages,  i  mill,  2  carucates  of  land,  15  acres  of  meadow,  12  acres  of  pasture, 
35  acres  of  wood,  10  acres  of  alder  and  4/.  rent  in  Gosfeld,  Nethereyeldham, 
Overeyeldham,  Hedyngham  Sibille  and  Hedyngham  at  the  Castle,  which  John 
Haukwode  holds  for  a  term  of  12  years.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Gilbert  to  hold  the 
remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  200  marks. 

1259.  Trin.     Thomas  de  Staple  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi.     John  de  Sancto 
Neoto,  chaplain,  Thomas  de  Mucheldeure  and  Henry  Cok  of  Shopelond,  def. 
3  messuages,  300  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  5  acres  of  wood,  500  acres  of 
marsh,  305    rent  and  a  rent  of  lib.  of  pepper  and  lib.  of  cumin  in  Shopelond, 
Pritewell,  Hadlegh,  Raureth  and  Great  Wakeryng.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas 
de  Staple  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

1260.  Trin.     William  Cok,  parson  of  Wydeford,  and  Thomas  de  Spryngefeld, 
chaplain,  pi.  by  John  Dars  in  place  of  Thomas.     Thomas  Spryngefeld  of  Chel- 
mersford and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     3  messuages,  30  acres  of  land,  4  acres  i  rood 
of  meadow  and  45.  $d  rent  in  Chelmersford,  Spryngefeld,  Bromfeld  and  Writele. 
1*1  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 


FEET   OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX.  I2Q 

1360 

1261.  Trin.     JohndeCaldewellandKatharinehiswife.pl.     Henry  de  Staf- 
ford, def.     i  messuage,  8  acres  of  land  and  lod.  rent  in  Wenyngton  and  Alvethe- 
leye.     John  and  his  heirs  to  hold  4$  acres  of  the  chief  lords,  and  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  to  hold  the  residue,  viz. :  the  messuage  and  rent  and  3^  acres  of 
land,  of  the  chief  lords. 

1262.  Trin.     Richard  Bret  and  Isabel  his  wife,  pi.     Robert  Fryneand  Emma 
his  wife  and  John  Sankyn  of  Northwokyndon,  def.     r  messuage  and  4  acres  of 
land  in  Northwokyndon.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

1263.  Trin.     William   son   of  John  Cattemere  of    Waleden.    pi.      Thomas 
Purre  of  Enefeld  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     r  messuage  and  2  acres  of  land  in 
Chepyngwaledene.     PI.  and  his   heirs   to   hold   of  the  chief   lords.     Cons.    10 
marks. 

1264.  Mich.     Robert  de  Marny,  '  chivaler,'  Walter  de  Salcote,  parson  of 
Great  Horkesleye,  Robert  de  Bourton,  warden  of  the  chantry  of  the  church  of 
Leyre  Marny,  and  John  Mareys,  chaplain,  pi.  by  Richard  de  Fifhide  in  place  of 
the  last  three.     Matthew  Haliday  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     84  acres  of  land,  6 
acres  of  meadow,  i  acre  of  wood,  gs    rent  and  a  rent  of  lib.  of  wax  in  Great 
Wyggebervve.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  de  Marny  to  hold  82  acres  of  land, 
and  the  meadow,  wood  and  rent,  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  remainder  of  the 
residual  2  acres  of  land,  which  Robert  Goos  and  Isabel  his  wife  hold  for  her  life. 
Cons.  200  marks. 

1265.  Mich.     Richard  Sandhell   of  Ronewell,   pi.      Sayer  son  of  John  de 
Berdestaple,  def.     i  messuage,  286  acres  of  land,  16  acres  of  meadow,  14  acres 
of  pasture,  375.  rent  arid  a  fifth  part  of  2  messuages,  20  acres  of  land  and  a  rent 
of  lib.    of  cumin   in    Bartlisdon,    Leyndon,    Nevenden,    Rammesden    Belhous, 
Fange,    Pritewell,  Bolefanne,  Shenefeld,  Great  Burstede  and  Little  Burstede. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     And  for  this  pi.  granted  that  he  and  his 
heirs  will  render  yearly  to  def.  for  life  4  marks  and  i  cartload  of  hay,   viz.  : 
135.  4^.  at  Christmas,  Easter,  the  Nat.  of  St.  J.B.  and  Michaelmas  and  the  hay 
at  Michaelmas,  with  power  of  distraint. 

1266.  Mich.     William  atte  Welde,  citizen  and  draper  of  London,  pi.   Arnald 
de  Mounteny  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Rothyngg  Beauchamp  and 
the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi  and  his  heirs. 
And  for  this  pi.  granted  that  he  and  his  heirs  will  render  40  marks  yearly  to  def. 
for  the  life  of  Joan,  viz.  ;   10  marks  at  Christmas,  the  Annunciation,  the  Nat.  of 
St.  J.B.  and  Michaelmas,  with  power  of  distraint. 

1267  Mich.,  33  Edward  III.,  and  Mich.,  34  Edward  III  Thomas  de 
Chabham,  pi.  Alexander  Straunge  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.  3  messuages,  i 
mill,  no  acres  of  land,  16  acres  of  meadow,  6  acres  of  pasture,  2^  acres  of 
wood,  I2S.  rent  and  a  rent  of  2  capons  in  Felstede,  which  Rodland  de  Stratton 
and  Maud  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.  PI  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  remainder  of 
the  chief  lords.  Cons.  100  marks. 

1268.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Gilbert  Clunch  and  Cristiana  his  wife,  pi.  by  Robert 
Chaumberleyn  in  her  place.     Henry  son  of  William  le  Fullere  of  Halstede  and 
Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Halstede.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  Gilbert.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1269.  Mich.     Andrew  de  Wou bourn,  pi.    Hugh  de  Yerdele  of  Thaxstede  and 
Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Thaxstede.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1270.  Mich.     John  de  Boys,  pi.     John  de  la  Lee,  'chivaler,'  and  Joan  his 
wife  and  Robert  de  Geddyng,  '  chivaler,'  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     18  acres 
of  land  and  2  acres  of  meadow  in  Tolleshunt  Tregoz.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1271.  Mich.     John  Teer  of  Tillyngham,  pi.      John  son  of  Richard  Est  of 
Northweld  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  5  acres  of  land  and  |  acre  of 
meadow  in  Lambourn.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10 
marks. 


I30  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1860. 

1272  Mich.  Thomas  Movyroun  of  Colecestre.  pi.  Roger  Bulbek  of  Cole- 
cestre and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.  2  messuages  in  the  suburb  of  Colecestre  PI. 
and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  20  marks. 

1273.  Mich.  Thomas  atte  Asshe  of  Colecestre,  pi.  Roger  Keterich  and  Agnes 
his  wife,  def.  I  messuage  and  30  acres  of  land  in  Theydene  Gernoun  and  They 
dene  atte  Mounte.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  20  marks. 

DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

580.  Mich.  John  de  Asshedon,  clerk,  pi.  John  Pottere  of  Stebbyngge  and 
Lora  his  wife,  def.  2  messuages,  2  tofts,  14^  acres  of  land  and  a  moiety  of  i 
messuage  in  Berklowe,  Horsethe  and  Shudicampes,  co.  Cambridge,  and  3  acres 
of  land  in  Asshedon,  co.  Essex.  PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  20  marks. — Cambridge,  Essex. 

UNKNOWN   COUNTIES. 

21  and  22.     These  are  the  two  indentures  of  Essex,  1257. 


35  EDWARD   III. 


1381.  COUNTY  OF   ESSEX. 

1274.  Quin  of  Hil.     John  Wroth,  citizen  of  London,  the  elder,  and  Margaret 
his  wife,  pi.     Lewis,  parson  of  Wodebergh,  def.     i  messuage,  270  acres  of  land, 
30  acres  of  meadow,  4  acres  of  wood  and  40  acres  of  marsh  in  Hockele.     PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  the  body  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  John 
Wroth  '  le  cosyn  '  and  his  heirs. 

1275.  Mich.,  34  Edward  III.,  and  quin.  of  Hil.,  35  Edward  III.     Thomas  de 
Chabham,  pi.     Rolland  de  Stratton  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     3  messuages,  i  mill, 
100  acres  of  land,  n£  acres  of  meadow,  5  acres  of  pasture,  2  acres  of  wood,  12$. 
rent  and  a  rent  of  2  capons  in  Felstede.     Def.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  pi.  and 
his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 

1276.  Quin.  of  Hil.     Henry  Clerk  of  Plessy,  pi.     John  son  of  Richard  Parker 
of  High  Estre  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     10  acres  of  land  in  Great  Waltham 
and  High  Estre.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1362. 

1277.  Oct.  of  Hil.     John  Stokton,  chaplain,  and  Adam  Tannere,  pi.     Richard 
Wynter  of  Waleden  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     3  messuages  and  16  acres  of  land 
in  Waleden.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20 
marks. 

1361 

1278.  Morrow  of  Pur.     John  Lygoun  and  Petronilla  his  wife,  William   de 
Briggis  and  John  de  Sudbery.  pi.     John  de  Chartesheye  and  Joan  his  wife,  def 
2  messuages,  100  acres  of  land  and  6  acres  of  meadow  in  Stan  bourn,  Topesfeld, 
Tillebery  by  Gelham,  Great  Gelham  and  Little  Gelham.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
John  Lygoun  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1279.  Oct.  of  Pur.     Thomas  son  of  John  Birchelegh  and   Simon  Pulter  of 
Witham,  pi.     Thomas  de  Redlegh  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  13 
acres  of  land  in  Witham,  Wykham  and  Little  Badewe.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
Thomas  son  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1280.  Morrow  of  Pur.     William  de  Hagham,  clerk,  pi.     Robert  Gregge  and 
Amy  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  13  acres  of  land,  7  acres  of  meadow,  9  acres  of 
marsh  and  i8s.  rent  in  Esttylbery  and  Horndon.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 


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1361. 

1281.  Oct.    of   Pur.      John    Rigge   of   Mokkyngge   and    Alice   his    wife,    pi. 
William  Tannere  of  Stifford  and  Emma  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  9  acres  of 
land  in  Stifford.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10 
marks. 

1282.  Morrow  of  Pur.     William  le  Smyth  of  Hengham  Sibille,  pi.     Robert 
Parker  of  Fynchyngfeld  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.      i  messuage  and  2  acres  of 
land   in   Toppesfeld.     PI.    and   his   heirs   to  hold   of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
120  marks. 

1283.  Quin.  of  Hil.     Henry  Hyne,  pi.      William  Pyg  and  Alice  his  wife,  def 
i   messuage  in   Great   Reynes.     PI.   and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

1284.  Oct.    of  Pur.     William  de  Sutton,  clerk,  and    Ellis   his   brother,  pi 
William  Neweman  of  Raureth  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     3  messuages,  i  toft,  160 
acres  of  land,  n  acres  of  meadow,  6  acres  of  pasture,  145.  rent  and  a  rent  of  i 
clove  of  a  gillyflower  in  Raureth,  Retyngdon  and  Wykford.     Def.  and  the  heirs 
of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

1285.  Eas.     Thomas  atte  Wode  of  Great  Horkeslegh  and  Joan  his  wife.  pi. 
Rtchard  Sprot  and  Beatrice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  20  acres  of  land  and  i£ 
acres  of  wood  in  Great  Horkeslegh      PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Thomas.    Cons.  20  marks. 

1286.  Quin.  of  Hil.  and  Eas.     William  Wright  of  Hatfeld  Regis,  pi.     John 
Parkyr  of  High  Estre  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Plessy.     PI. 
and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1287.  Eas.     Henry  le  Herde  and  Cristina  his  wife,  pi.    John  de  Borham 
and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  7  acres  of  land  in  Norton  Maundevill. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Henry  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1288.  Eas.     Richard  de  Knoslee,  citizen  of  London,  pi.     Walter  Taillour  of 
Sheryng,  def.     i  messuage,  60  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of  meadow  and  i  acre  of 
•wood  in  Sheryng  and  Macchyng.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

1289.  Eas.     John  Godard  of  Bradefeld,   pi.     Henry  de  Crimden  and  Agnes 
his  wife,  def.     A  third  part  of  i  messuage,  66  acres  of  land  and  8  acres  of  wood 
in  Mistelleygh,  Wykes  and  Little  Bentelegh.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1290.  Eas.     Robert  de  Parys,  pi.     John  de  Tendryng  and  Joan  his  wife,  def. 
A  third  part  of  60  acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  wood,  6  acres  of  pasture,  i6s.  rent 
and  a  third  part  of  i  messuage  in  Cristeshale.     Def.  quitclaimed  whatever  they 
had  in  dower  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1291.  Eas.     John  Cogger  of  Stanford  '  in  the  Hope,'  pi.     Robert  Borenare  of 
Bradewell,  def.     i  messuage,  140  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  15  acres  of 
marsh  and  2os.  rent  in  Coryngham,  Stanford  and  Orsete.     Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1292.  Mich.     John  Bircheleye  of  Wytham,  pi.     Oliver  Shympryngford  and 
Joan  his  wife  and  John  de  Ruston  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     3  messuages,  59 
acres  of  land,  7  acres  of  meadow,  7  acres  of  pasture,  2  acres  of  wood  and  yd. 
rent  in  Wytham,  Hatfeld  and  Wykam.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1293.  Mich.     John  Smyth  of  Polmere  and  William  his  brother,  chaplain,  pi. 
by  William  Colbayn  in  pface  of  William.     John  Broekman  of  Goldhangre  and 
Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  20  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow  and  45. 
rent  in  Fordham.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
10  marks. 


Ij2  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1861. 

1294.  Mich.,  34  Edward  III,,  and  Mich.,  35  Edward  III.     Edmund  Warner 
of  Great  Waltham  and  Simon  Pecche  of  Great  Dunmowe,  pi.     Alice  daughter 
of  Walter  de  Glaunville,  def.    A  moiety  of  i  messuage,  130  acres  of  land,  3  acres 
of  meadow,  24  acres  of  pasture  and  6s.  8d.  rent  in  Great  Salynge,  which  Roger 
Merk  and  Cristina  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Edmund  to 
hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1295.  Quin.  of  Hil.,  34  Edward  III.,  and  Mich.,  35   Edward  III.     Roger 
Pccok  of  Arkesden,  pi.     Roger  le  Shepherde  of  Arkesden,  def.     i  messuage  and 
5  acres  of  land  in  Arkesden,  which  Amice  late  the  wife  of  Robert  Shephird  holds 
for  life.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
10  marks. 

1296.  Mich.     Thomas  de  Ingelby  and  Katharine  his  wife,  pi.     Thomas  de 
Graveshend,  '  chivaler,'  def      i  messuage,  4  tofts,  40  acres  of  land,  180  acres  of 
marsh  and  325.  rent  in  Chaldewell  by  West  Tilbery.     PI.   and   the   heirs  of 
Thomas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1362. 

1297.  Eas.  and   Oct.  of  Hil.     John   Doune   of  Manytre,  pi.     Thomas   de 
Atbourton  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     A  third  part  of  i  messuage  in  Manytre. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1361. 

1298.  Mich.     William  Stiel,  clerk,  Peter  de  Belgrave,  parson  of  Blounham,. 
and  Thomas  de  Gildesburgh,  clerk,  pi.     John  de  Gildesburgh  and  Margery  his 
wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  the  manor  of  Wenyngton,  6s.  Sd.  rent,  and  a  moiety  of 
i  messuage,  250  acres  of  land  and  30  acres  of  pasture  in  Alvethele  and  Reynham. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Peter  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1299.  Mich.     Robert  Nobat,  pi.  by  William  Colbayn.     Sewal  Laurence  of 
Great  Waltham  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  42  acres  of  land  in 
Great  Waltham.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

596.  Mich.  Thomas  de  Bello  Campo,  earl  of  Warwick,  pi.  John  de 
Bukyngham,  Ralph  Basset  of  Sapcote,  Richard  de  Piriton,  William  de  Sal  warp. 
Richard  de  Sutton  and  William  de  Gadesby,  def  The  castle  and  shrievalty  of 
Worcester  with  hundreds,  members  and  other  appurtenances,  the  manors  of 
Elmeleye  Lovet,  Yerdele,  Cyntele,  Abbedele  and  Haddesore  and  £  knight's  fee 
in  Ridmarleye,  co.  Worcester,  the  castle  and  manor  of  Beaudesert,  the  manors 
of  Whitchirche,  Wellesbourn  and  Bereford,  i  knight's  fee  in  Alicestre  and  40- 
marks  rent  in  Morton  Daubeneye,  co.  Warwick,  the  manors  of  Abredough  and 
Kylney  in  the  march  of  Wales,  co.  Hereford,  the  manors  of  Wykewane,  Chede- 
worth  and  Lydeneye  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  Nategrave,  co.  Gloucester, 
10  marks  rent  in  Long  Staunton,  co.  Cambridge,  2  messuages  and  the  office  of 
pesage  in  Suthampton,  co.  Southampton,  the  office  of  the  chamberlainship  and 
ushership  in  the  Exchequer,  co.  Buckingham,  ^  knight's  fee  in  Wodebergh  and 
the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  same  town,  co.  Wilts,  the  manor  of 
Welcomstowe,  i  knight's  fee  in  Berghes  and  the  advowsons  of  the  churches  of 
Fambrugge  and  Stanbrugge,  co  Essex,  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  Cranelee, 
co.  Surrey,  the  manors  of  Preston  and  Uppyngham,  co.  Rutland,  and  the 
advowson  of  the  priory  of  Sholdham,  co.  Norfolk.  PI.  to  hold  the  same,  except 
as  below,  for  his  life  of  the  King  and  his  heirs,  and  also  the  remainder  of  the 
castle  and  manor  of  Beaudesert  and  manors  of  Whitchirche,  Wellesbourn, 
Preston  and  Uppyngham,  which  Peter  de  Monte  Forti  holds  for  life,  the  manor 
of  Welcomstowe,  which  Maud  late  the  wife  of  Simon  Fraunceys  holds  for  life. 
.and  the  manor  of  Haddesore,  which  Thomas  Gassy  holds  for  life  ;  with  successive 
remainders  to  Thomas  his  son  and  to  William  brother  of  the  latter  and  the  heirs 
male  of  their  bodies,  to  the  heirs  male  of  the  body  of  pi.  and  to  his  right  heirs. 
This  agreement  was  made  by  precept  of  the  King.  —  Worcester,  Warwick, 
Hereford,  Gloucester,  Cambridge,  Southampton,  Buckingham,  Wilts,  Essex,. 
Surrey,  Rutland,  Norfolk. 


FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX.  133 

1361. 

600.  Mich.  Thomas  de  Legh  and  James  de  Lacy,  pi.  by  Walter  de  Warnham 
in  place  of  Thomas.  Robert  Tuliet  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.  A  moiety  of  the 
manor  of  Hersham,  co.  Essex,  a  moiety  of  30  acres  of  pasture  in  Caumpes, 
<;o.  Cambridge,  a  moiety  of  8  acres  of  wood  and  14  acres  of  pasture  in  Haverhill 
and  Withersfeld,  co.  Suffolk,  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage,  140  acres  of  land,  3 
acres  of  meadow  and  3  acres  of  pasture  in  Melford  and  Alffeton,  co.  Suffolk. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas.  Cons.  200  marks. — Essex, 
Cambridge,  Suffolk,  Suffolk. 


36    EDWARD  III. 


COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 
1362. 

1300.  Oct.  of  Pur.     John  Malyn,  clerk,  pi.     William  Malyn  and  Joan  his 
•wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  60  acres  of  land  in  Orsete  and  Little  Thurrok.     Def. 
and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the 
right  heirs  of  Joan. 

1301.  Morrow  of  Pur.     William  Albyn  and  Hugh  Ryclyngg,  pi.     Thomas 
Hook  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  36  acres  of  land  in  Duddyng- 
herst  and  Kelwedon.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

1302.  Morrow   of  Pur.     William   son   of  John   Catemere   of  Waleden,  pi. 
John  Fitz  Nichole  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  i  acre  of  land  in 
Waleden.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1303.  Morrow  of  Pur.     Richard  Sprot,  pi.     Hugh  Sprot  and  Alice  his  wife, 
•def.     2  messuages,  46  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow   and  35.  $d.  rent  in 
Norton  Maundeville  and  High  Aungre.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons    100  marks. 

1304.  Morrow  of  Pur.     Richard  Crowe,  pi.     John  Ade  and   Lora  his  wife 
def.     i  messuage  in  Waleden.     PL  and  his  heirs  to  hold   of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

1305.  Oct.  of  Pur.     Roger  Selonge,  pi.     Robert  Tilleye  and  Margery  his  wife, 
def.     i   messuage,  89  acres  of  land,   2  acres  of  meadow,  4  acres   of  wood,   2 
stalls  (scabellis),  35.  rent  and  i  free  fold  in  Haverhille.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1306.  Eas.     Simon  Heygate  of  Sandon  and  Ralph  Wymund  of  Sandon,  pi. 
John  Fort  of  Sandon  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  52  acres  of  land,  i 
acre  of  pasture  and  3  parts  of  i  messuage  in  Sandon  and  Little  Badewe.     PI. 
and  the  heirs  of  Simon  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1307.  Eas.     John    Hornere   of   Chelmersford,    pi.     William   Bygeloun   and 
Ellen  his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Mulsham.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1363 

1308.  Oct.  of  Hil.     John  Horald,  pi.     Robert  Brice  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def. 
i   messuage,  20  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  pasture  in  Great  Mapiltrestede. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1362. 

1309.*  Trin.  and  Oct.  of  Hil.  Robert  de  Naylyngherst,  parson  of  Hengham 
Sibile,  pi.  William  Hayward  of  Maldon  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage, 
40  acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  pasture  and  2  acres  of  wood  in  Little  Maldon. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  20  marks. 


134  FEET  OF  FINES  FOR  ESSEX. 

1362. 

1310.  Eas.  Sewal  Sewall,  pi.  Henry  Semyn  and  Cecily  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  and  24  acres  of  land  in  Great  Dunmowe.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  his  heirs.  Cons.  20  marks. 

1311.*  Eas.  John  Palmere  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  Henry  atte  Weylete  and 
Maud  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  and  i  acre  of  land  in  Wetherisfeld.  Def.  and 
the  heirs  of  Henry  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  10  marks. 

1312.  Eas.     Thomas  de  Staple  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Vydelue  in 
her  place.     Hugh  de  Meignyll,  def.     A  moiety  of  the  manor  of  Shopelond.     PI. 
and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1313.  Eas.     John  Amour  and  Robert  Botiller  of  Walden,  pi.     John  Botiller 
of  Walden  and  Eleanor  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  140  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of 
meadow  and  2  acres  of  pasture  in  Bartlisden.     Def.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

1314.  Eas.     John  Aleyn  of  Bradefeld,  pi.     Robert  de  Mistelegh  and  Rose  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage,  106  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  12  acres  of  wood 
and  35.  \d.  rent  in  Mistelegh.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons. 
20  marks. 

1315.  Henry  de  Wakefeld,  pi.  by  John  Kemp.     William  Colman  and  Juliana 
his  wife,  def.     135.  rent  in  Farnham.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1316.  Eas.     William  Prentys,  pi.     Richard  Lightfot  and  Margaret  his  wife, 
def.     A  third  part  of  i  messuage  in  Chelmersford.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1317.  Eas.,  35  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,  36  Edward  III.     Henry  Algor  and 
Agnes  his  wife,  pi.     John  Draue  of  Stebbyng,  '  smyth,'  and  Cristina  his  wife, 
def.     A  moiety  of  a  third  part  and  of  a  moiety  of  a  third  part  of  5  messuages,  72 
acres  of  land  and  315  6d.  rent  in  Stebbyng,  Great  Berdfeld  and  Berdfeld  Salyng. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Henry  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1318.  Trin.     Richard  Stacy,  pi.     Walter  de  Weston  of  London  and  Joan  his 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  56  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  wood,  i£  acres  of  meadow 
and  25.  4^.  rent  in  Bromfeld.     Def  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     And  for 
this  pi.  granted  that  he  and  his  heirs  will  render  405.  yearly  to  def.  for  their 
lives,  in  moieties  at  Michaelmas  and  Easter,  with  power  of  distraint. 

1319.  Trin.     Walter  Hurde  and  Juliana  his  wife,  pi.     William  Spencer  and 
Margery  his  wife  and  Nicholas  Draper  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and 
40  acres  of  land  in  Chycwell.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Juliana. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

1320.  Trin.     John  Smyth  and  Cristina  his  wife,  pi.   William  Clerk  and  Agnes- 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  10  acres  of  land  in  Great  Horkesley.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1321.  Trin.     John  de  Sandhelle  and  Amy  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Kemp  in  her 
place.     John  Skynnere  of  Stowe  and  Florence  his  wife,  def.     4  acres  of  land  in 
Northfanbregge.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10 
marks. 

1322.  Trin,     Simon  Danyel,  citizen  and  vintner  of  London,  pi.     Edward  son 
of  Thomas  de  Wodeham  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  120  acres  of  land, 
20  acres  of  meadow  and  28s.  rent  in  Chygewell.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his 
heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1323.  Eas.  and  Trin.     William   Baud  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.     Thomas  de 
Grey,  'chivaler,'  and  Peter  de  Bourgh,  chaplain,  def.     The  manor  of  Coryng- 
ham.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remain- 
der to  the  right  heirs  of  William. 


FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX.  135 

1362. 

1324.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John  Litle  and  Alban  Frere,  pi.     Robert  atte  Celere 
and  Lota  his  wife,  def.     A  fourth  part  of  i  messuage,  160  acres  of  land,  26  acres 
of  meadow,  40  acres  of  pasture,   10  acres  of  wood   and  6os.  rent  in  Bockyng, 
Stisted,  Great  Reynes  and  Felsted.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Alban  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1325.  Trin.     Walter  Godefrey  of  Thaxstede,  pi.     Walter  de  Boy  ton  of  Thax- 
stede  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Thaxstede.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1326.  Trin.     John    Coggishale   of   Thaxstede,    pi.     Laurence   Felledewe   of 
Clare  and  Alice  his  wife.  def.     i  messuage  and  i  toft  in  Thaxstede.     PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1327.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Adam  Cook  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.     Michael  de 
Bures  and  Mary  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land,  7  acres  of  meadow, 
6  acres  of  pasture,  5  acres  of  wood  and  205.  rent  in    Great  Horkesleye,   Little 
Horkesleye  and  Wethermendeford.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Adam  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1328.  Trin.     Peter  Cok  and  Thomas  de  Berkhamstede,  pi.  by  John  Kemp  in 
place  of  Thomas      John  Sewalle  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     5  messuages  and  16 
acres  of  land  in  Sonydon  and  Cogishall     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Peter  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1329.  Same   date   and   pi.     Vincent    le  Bakere  and  Joan  his  wife,   def.     i 
messuage  in  Sonydon  and  Cogishall.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Peter  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1330.  Trin.     Thomas  son  of  William  atte  Byrches  of  Berkyng  and  Margery 
his    wife,    pi.      John    Fullere   of   Dagunham   and   Margaret   his    wife,    def.      i 
messuage,  18  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  meadow  in   Berkyng.     PI.   and  the 
heirs  of  Thomas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1331.  Trin.     Alexander  de  Aungre,  clerk,  pi.      John  Maykyn  and  Joan  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage,  50  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow  and  2  acres  of  pasture 
in  Southwelde.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1332.  Mich.     Stephen  le  Ropere  of  Pleshey  (Plesseto],  pi.      John  le  Ropere  of 
Pleshey  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Pleshey      PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1333.  Mich.     John  Burghyld  of  Rocheford  and  Sibil  his  wife,  pi.  by  John 
Kempe  in  her  place.     Robert  Wrighte  of  Canewedon  and  Joan  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  and  2  acres  of  land  in  Rocheford.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1334.  Mich.      Goscelin  de  Feriby,  vicar  of  Stebbyng,  and  Roger  Fyssh  of 
Stebbyng,   pi.   by    John   de   Fifhid   in  place  of  Roger.     William  de  Pantery  of 
Coggeshale  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  15  acres  of  land  in  Stebbyng. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Goscelin  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1335.  Mich.     William  atte  Styeghle  of  Wokyndon  Rokele  and  Senella  his 
wife,  pi.     John  Praggel  of  Berkyng  the  younger  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     i 
messuage,  5  acres  of  land  and  55.  rent  in  Wokyndon  Rokele.     PI.  and  the  heirs 
of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1336.  Trin.  and   Mich.      Reynald  atte   Hathe   and  Emma  his  wife,  pi.  by 
Henry  Wykwan  in  her  place.     John  atte  Hathe  of  Little  Passefeld  and  Cnstina 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  3^  acres  of  land  in  Norton  Maundevill  and  Little 
Passefeld.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Reynald  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20 
marks. 

1337.  Mich.     Thomas  Joye  of  Wikham  St.  Paul,  pi.     John  Paas  of  Wikham 
St.  Paul  and  Egidia  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  3  acres  of  land  in  Wikham  St. 
Paul.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1338.  Mich.     William  Mellere  of  Hadleygh,  pi.     Adam  Helote  of  Pritewell 
and  Gunnora  his  wife,  def.     6£  acres  of  land   in  Hadleygh  and  Great  Bemflete. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 


136  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1362. 

1339.  Mich.     John  the  elder  son  of  William  atte  Lofte  of  Canewedon  and 
William  Gotham  of  Canewedon,  pi.     John  Morell  of  Mathchyngeand  Katharine 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  58  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  6d.  rent  and  a 
moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Canewedon.     Def.  quitclaimed  whatever  they  had  for 
the  life  of  Katharine  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1363. 

1340.  Oct.  of  Hil.      John  de  Foxcote  and  Margaret   his  wife,  pi       Simon 
parson  of  Dykyswell,  and  John,  parson  of  Ayyette,  def.     The  manor  of  Merkehall 
and  the  advowson  of  the  priory  of  Latton.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John  de  Foxcote. 

1S62  DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

604.*  Morrow  of  Pur.  William  Ingold,  chaplain,  pi.  John  atte  Barre  of 
Asshewell  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.  3  messuages  in  Royston,  co.  Hertford,  and  i 
messuage  and  28  acres  of  land  in  Great  Chishill,  Little" Chishill,  Cristeshale  and 
Shipyns,  co  Essex.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  100  marks. — 
Hertford,  Essex. 

613.  Trin.  William  de  Saham  and  James  Cheyne,  pi.  William  Cheyne  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.  The  manors  of  Polstede  and  Newelond,  20  acres  of  land,  24 
acres  of  wood  and  35.  rent  in  Polstede  and  Boxford,  and  the  advowson  of  the 
church  of  the  manor  of  Polstede,  co.  Suffolk,  and  the  manor  of  Cuppefold,  co. 
Essex.  Def.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  re- 
mainder to  the  right  heirs  of  Joan. — Suffolk,  Essex. 

620.  Quin.  of  Hil.  and  Eas.  Roger  de  Elmerugge  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  pi. 
John  Sewy,  chaplain,  Thomas  de  Bureford,  chaplain,  and  William  de  Cudlyng- 
ton,  chaplain,  def.  The  manor  of  Raurithe,  co.  Essex,  and  i  messuage,  i 
carucate  of  land,  10  acres  of  meadow,  10  acres  of  wood  and  205  rent  in  Saue- 
combe  and  Staundon,  co.  Hertford.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of 
def.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  def.  and 
the  heirs  of  Thomas. — Essex,  Hertford. 


37  EDWARD   III. 


1363  COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

1341.  Oct.  of  Pur.     Walter  de  Gayesle,  parson  of  St.  John,  Walbrok,  Hugh 
Curteys,  vicar  of  Westthurrok,  and  Richard    Sandhulle   of   Westhanyfeld.  pi. 
Robert  Fitz  William  of  Westthorndon  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of 
Westthorndon  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor.     Def.  and  the  heirs 
of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of 
Joan. 

1342.  Oct.  of  Pur.     John  Yonge  and  John  Joye,  pi.     Thomas  Pekok  of  Pente- 
lowe  and  Beatrice  his  wife  and  John  Oliver  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages, 
15  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow,  2  acres  of  pasture  and  i  acre  of  wood  in 
Pentelowe.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Yonge  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
20  marks. 

1343.  Mich.,  36  Edward  III.,  andquin.  of  Hil.,  37  Edward  III.     John  Piers 
of  Stanford  on  Thames,  pi.     Thomas  Fakes  of  Stanford  on  Thames  and  Alice  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage,  and  i  acre  of  land  in  Stanford  on  Thames.     PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1344.  Morrow  of  Pur.     Robert,  vicar  of  St.  Laurence,  London,  and  Richard 
Stacy,  pi.     Walter  de  Weston,  citizen  of  London,  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i 
messuage,  160  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of  meadow,  7  acres  of  pasture,  16  acres  of 
wood  and  285.  rent  in  White  Rothyng.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks 


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1363. 

1345.  Morrow  of  Pur.     John   Revel  of  Shrympelyng,  pi.     John   Sterre  of 
•Coggeshale  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.    i  messuage  in  Coggeshale,    Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1346.  Quin.  of  Hil.    William  atte  Lofte   Edmund  Ive,  clerk,  and  Robert  Ive, 
•clerk,  pi.     Richard  Botiller  of  Litlebury  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i 
mill,  260  acres  of  land,  20  acres  of  meadow,  6  acres  of  pasture,  5  acres  of  wood 
and  405.  rent  in  Takeleye  and  Stanstede  Mounfichet.    Def.  quitclaimed  whatever 
they  had  for  the  life  of  Alice  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Edmund.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1347.  Morrow  of  Pur.     John  Fuller  of  Ultyng,  pi      John  Priour  and  Joan  his 
wife  and  William  Osbern  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  6  acres  of 
land  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Langeford  and  Ultyng.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1348.  Quin  of  Hil.     Roger  Parker  of  Brendewode,  pi.     Wtllium  le  Herde  of 
Southwelde  and  Cecily  his  wife.  def.     40  acres  of  land  in  Southwelde.     PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1349.  Eas.     Nicholas  de  Taleworth  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi     John  Crykkelade, 
vicar  of  Walton,  and  Henry  Spark,  def.     The  manor  of  Little  Holond      PI.  to 
hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  John  their 
•son  and  to  Anne  his  sister  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  to  the  right  heirs 
of  Nicholas. 

1350.  Eas.     John  Bataill  the  elder,  John  de  Assh,  John  Basset  and  Walter 
Pytee,  pi.     Robert  de  Baiocis,  '  chivaler,'  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     The  manor 
•of  Chekeneye.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Maud,  render- 
ing i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Maud.     Cons.  100  marks 

1351.  Eas.     John  Heygnes  and  John  Horel  of  Waleden,  pi.     Thomas  Asshe- 
•don  of  Waleden  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages  and  2  acres  of  land  in 
Waleden.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Heygnes  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
10  marks. 

1352.  Eas.     John    de    Berden,    pi.      Ralph   de   Seintleger,    '  chivaler,'    and 
Beatrice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  50  acres  of  land,  i£  acres  of  meadow  and  i 
.acre  of  wood  in  Bishop's  Wokyndon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  100  marks 

J353-  Quin.  of  Hil.  and  Eas.  John  son  of  John  de  Sutton,  'chivaler,'  pi. 
Thomas  Whetacre,  citizen  and  tailor  of  London,  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.  18 
acres  of  land  and  ij  acres  of  meadow  in  Lambourn.  PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords.  Cons.  20  marks. 

1354.  Eas.     ArnalddeSeyntlegerandThomasdeBedmanton.pl.     Ralph  de 
Seyntleger,  'chivaler,'  and  Beatrice  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Wokyndon 
Bysshop.     Def.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Beatrice. 

1355.  Eas.     Richard   de   Treton,    clerk,    Roger   de   Wolfreston   and    Roger 
Keterich,  pi.     Clement  Spice  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  i  mill,  300 
.acres  of  land,  20  acres  of  meadow,  40  acres  of  pasture,  12  acres  of  wood  and  305. 
rent  in  Black  Nottele,  White  Nottele,  Colcestre,  Lexedon  and  Berghholte.     PI. 
.and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  200  marks. 

1356.  Eas.     William  Pecche,  pi.     John  de  Alton  and  Margery  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  35  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  pasture  and  2  acres  of  wood  in  Otes 
Beauchamp  and  Waterbeauchamp.     PI   and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
•Cons   100  marks. 

1357*  Mich.,  36  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  37  Edward  III.  William  Coplond, 
pi.  John  Beket  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  in  Berkyngge.  Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  10  marks. 

1358.  Eas.  William  son  of  John  Cattemere  of  Waleden,  pi.  Nicholas  Cook 
.and  Asselina  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  and  5  acres  of  land  in  Waleden.  PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  20  marks. 


FEET     OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1359.  Eas.     John  Rogier  of  Curyngham,  pi.     Hugh  Sayer  of  Tillebury  and 
Joan  his  wife.  def.     i  messuage  and  i  acre  of  land  in  Southbemflete.     PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1360.  Eas.     Adam  de  Wenlond,  pi.     John  Parker  of  Reylegh  and  Alice  his 
wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  i  messuage  and  10  acres  of  land  in  Great  Stanbrygg. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1361.  Trin.     Simon  Bonde,  John  Clerk  the  younger,  John  le  Taillour,  John 
Herlawe,  John  Bromfeld,  John  Chynre,  John  Arwacre,  Walter  atte  Stile,  John 
Brewere,  Walter  Obekyn,  John  Meliore,  Geoffrey  Bret,  Geoffrey  le  Fullere  and 
John  Bret,  pi.  by  Richard  Fifhid      Thomas  de  Benyngton  and  Katharine  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage,  74  acres  of  land,  5  acres  i  rood  of  meadow,  4  acres  i  rood  of 
pasture,  2  acres  of  wood  and  45.  jd.  rent  in  Writele  and  Neweland.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  Clerk  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1362.  Trin.     Richard  Botiller  of  Waleden  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.     William 
Slade  of  Waleden  and  Coletta  his  wife,  def.     57  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow, 
i  acre  of  pasture,  6s.  8d.  rent  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Litlebury.     PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  the  homages  and  services 
of  John  Smyth  of  Littelbury,  John  Taillour,  Geoffrey  Whassh,  John  atte  Water, 
Richard  Shepherd,  Thomas  Smyth,  Henry  Andreu,  John  Richard,  Stephen  Eliot, 
Hugh  Pykeroun,  John    Smyth  of  Brokewalden  and  Agnes  Athelard  and  their 
heirs,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Richard.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1363.  Trin.     Ralph  de  Hemyngburgh,  pi.     Alexander  Avenell,  citizen  and 
apothecary  of  London,  and  Juliana  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land 
and  55.  rent  in  High  Aungre      PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
the  homages  and  services  of  Reynald  atte  Hathe,  John  atte  Hathe  and  John 
Maydelot  and  their  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1364.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John  Brom,  chaplain,  William  Smalware,  chaplain, 
William  Nobat,  John  Page  and  Henry  Redelegh,  pi.  by  Clement  Spice  in  place 
of  John   Brom,    William,    William   and    Henry.     Thomas   de   Benyngton  and 
Katharine  his  wife,  def .     i  messuage,  90  acres  of  land,  n  acres  of  meadow,  8 
acres  of  pasture,  2  acres  of  wood  and  425.  rent  in  Wytham,  Wykham,  Brade- 
well  and  Stistede.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Page  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  the  homages  and  services  of  John  Talbot,  '  chivaler,'  John  de  Boys,  Simon 
Longe,  John  de  Glasen,  Cecily  atte  Brome,  John  Ruston,  Oliver  de  Symplyng- 
ford,  Alice  Tanner,  John  Taverner,  John  Coke,  John  Robyn,  William  Aleyn, 
John  Birchelegh,  William    Berkeweye,  John    Kyng,    William    Fraunchevill   of 
Glasen  and  William  Batailleof  Glasen  and  their  heirs.     Cons.  200  marks. 

1365.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Martin  Moulyssh  and  Richard  Scoteney  and  Isabel  his 
wife,  pi.     John  Huse  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     The  manors  of   Berewyk  and 
Gardens.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1366.  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Trin.     Richard  Bisshop  and  Simon  atte  Welle,  pi. 
Walter  Fisshere  of  Hatfeld  Peverell  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  33 
acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow  and  i2d.  rent  in  Hatfeld  Peverell,  Ultyng  and 
Langford.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100 
marks. 

1367  Trin.  John  atte  Pirye,  pi.  Thomas  Lorchoun  of  Dunton  and  Alice 
his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  and  20  acres  of  land  in  Ronewell.  Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  10  marks. 

1368.  Eas.  and -Trin.  Robert  Chapman  of  Wrytele,  pi.  Thomas  Chunche 
and  Lucy  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  in  Chelmesford.  PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  10  marks. 

1369.*  Mich.,  22  Edward  III.  John  de  Stamborn  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi. 
Robert  de  Sauston,  chaplain,  def.,  and  afterwards  in  Mich.,  37  Edward  III., 
after  the  death  of  John,  between  Maud,  pi.,  and  Robert,  def.  2  messuages,  96 
acres  of  land.  9  acres  of  meadow,  16  acres  of  pasture,  31  acres  of  wood,  305.  lorf. 
rent  and  a  rent  of  2lbs.  of  cumin,  2  capons,  4  hens  and  15  eggs  in  Doune  Eyston. 


FEET    OK    FINES     FOR    ESSEX.  139 

1363. 

PI.  to  hold  for  the  life  of  Maud  with  the  homages  and  services  of  Thomas  de 
Wauton,  John  de  London,  Robert  Crowe,  John  Gardevill,  William  Clereheye, 
Maud  Douwod,  John  Wolfriche  the  elder,  John  Wolfriche  the  younger,  John 
Gerard,  John  Tanner  the  younger,  Richard  Welche,  Robert  Bynwod,  Thomas 
Chapman,  William  Spynler,  John  Semer  and  John  Burgeys and  their  heirs,  with 
successive  remainders  to  Walter  le  Yonge  and  Emma  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of 
their  bodies  and  to  the  right  heirs  of  Maud. 

1370.  Mich.     Stephen  de  Berdefeld  and  Roesia  his  wife  and  John  his  son,  pi. 
by  Roger  Germayn  in  place  of  Roesia  and  John.    John  Clovyll  and  Joan  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage,  51  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow  and  2  acres  of  pasture  in 
Wydeford  and  Gyngg  Margarete.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  John  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to   the  right  heirs  of  Stephen.     Cons.  100 
marks. 

1371.  Mich.    Thomas  de  Helpeston  and  John  de  Bernewell,  vicar  of  Felstede, 
pi.     John    Wellesmyth    of   Felstede   and    Alice  his   wife.  def.     A    moiety   of   i 
messuage  in   Coggeshale.     Def.   quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

1372.  Mich.     William  Aylmer  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.     Ralph  de  Harpele, 
parson  of  Shiryngge,  def.     240  acres  i  rood  of  land,  14  acres  of  meadow,  12  acres 
of  pasture,  4  acres  of  wood,  55.  rent  and  a  rent  of  i3lbs.  of  wax  in  Herlawe  and 
Shiryngge.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  William. 

1373.  Mich.     Thomas  de  Nauton,  '  chivaler,'  pi.     John  Salman  and  Isabel 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  148  acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  meadow,  2  acres  of 
wood,  10  acres  of  pasture  and  IDS.  rent  in  Gelham,  Hedyngham  at  the  Castle 
and  Topisfeld.     Def.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  pi.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose, 
etc.,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 

1374.  Mich.     William  Pountfreyt  of  Great  Berdefeld,  pi.     John  Bumpstede 
of  Stebbyngg  and  Maud  his  wife  and  Robert  atte  Gate  of  Colecestre  and  Joan  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  stall  (stallo),  5  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  pasture  and  $d. 
rent  in  Great  Berdefeld.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
20  marks. 

1375.  Mich.     William  Mate  of  Colchestre  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  by  Richard 
Fifhide  in  her  place.     William  de  Bedyngton,  citizen  and  mercer  of  London,  and 
Isabel  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Colchestre.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1376.  Mich.     William  de  Hatfeld,  '  chaundeler,'  pi.     John  Clerk  of  Bradgate 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  i  messuage,  120  acres  of  land,  20  acres  of 
meadow,  7  acres  of  wood  and  135.  4^.  rent  in  Waltham  Holy  Cross.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1377.  Mich.      William   Furner  of  Berkyng   and   Edith  his  wife,  pi.      John 
Goldston  of  Berkyng  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Berkyng.     PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

1378.  Mich.      John   Prentys   of    Godythestre   and    Reynald    atte   Boure   of 
Godythestre,    pi.      John    Parker  of   Godythestre   and  Amice   his  wife,  def.      2 
messuages  and  £  acre  of  land  in  Godythestre.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1379.  Mich.     Robert  de  Naillyngherst,  clerk,  pi.      Richard  Hippeworthe  of 
Halsted  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     70  acres  of  land  in  Halsted.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1380.  Mich.     John  de  Dunmowe  of  Borle,  pi.     Ralph  le  Clerk  of  Branketre 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  5  acres  of  land  in  Great  Reynes  and 
Bockyng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 


FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

38   EDWARD    III. 


1364.  COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

1381.  Morrow  of  Pur.    RobertdeNaillyngherst.clerk.pl.    Johnde  Bourghch', 
'  chivaler,'  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Messyng  and  80  acres  of  land 
in  Feryng  and  Esthorp.     PI.    to   hold  for  his  life  of  def.  and  the  heirs  of  John, 
rendering  i  rose,  etc.,   with  reversion  to  def.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons. 
20  marks. 

1382.  Cjuin.  of  Hil.    Mary  de  Sancto  Paulo,  countess  of  Pembroke,  pi.     John 
<3e  Foxcote  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     The  advowson  of  the  priory  of  Latton. 
PI.  and  her  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1383.  Quin  of  Hil.     Geoffrey  le  Reve  of  Borham,  pi.     Robert  atte  Gate  of 
•Colchestre  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  7  acres  of  land  in  Borham. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1384.  Eas.     Richard  Lyouns,  citizen  and  vintner  of  London,  pi.     Thomas 
son  of  William  de  Listen,  def.     The  manor  of  Listen,  2  messuages,  545  acres  of 
land,  30  acres  of  meadow,  10  acres  of  pasture,  310  acres  of  wood  and  4^.  rent  in 
Gosfeld,  Hydyngham  Sibille,  Wetheresfeld,  Foxherde  and  Pentelowe,  and  the 
advowson  of  the  church  of  the  town  of  Listen,  which  Robert  Mareschal  and 
Joan  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the 
manor  and  advowson  of  the  King  and  his  heirs  and  of  the  tenements  and  rent  of 
the  chief  lords.     Cons.  300  marks.     This  agreement  was  made  by  precept  of  the 
King  and  in  the  presence  of  Robert  and  Joan,  and  they  did  fealty. 

1385.  Trin.     Stephen  Top  of  Great  Waltham  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     John 
Whelere  of  Great  Waltham  and  Agatha  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  4  acres 
of  land  in  Great  Waltham  and  Little  Waltham.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  Stephen.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1386.  Trin.     Lewis  de   Bledelowe,  pi.     William  de  Barlee   of  Wykes   and 
Beatrice  his  wife,  def.     60  acres  of  land.  6  acres  of  pasture  and  $d  rent  in  Wykes 
.and  Arkesden.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1387.  Eas.    and   Trin.     William   Bromcroft,    '  bocher,'   pi.     John   Lod   the 
elder  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     10  acres  of  land  in  Balydon.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1388.  Eas.     Ralph  de  Knyveton  of  Alvydele  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.  by  John 
Ammory  in  her  place.     John  Shirewelle  of  Stifford  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  32  acres  of  land  and  4  acres  of  meadow  in  Stifford  and  the  advow- 
son of  a  third  part  of  the  church  of  Stifford.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Ralph  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1389.  Eas.     Henry  Maunsel,  clerk,  pi.     Geoffrey  Pake  of  Theyden  Gernoun 
and  Jo,in  his  wife,  def      i  messuage,  20  acres  of  land  and  2d.  rent  in  Rothyng 
Beauchamp.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1390  Eas.  Thomas  atte  Lathe  and  Isabelhiswife.pl.  Lionel  de  Braden- 
ham  and  Beatrice  his  wife,  def  A  third  part  of  i  messuage,  30  acres  of  land 
and  pasture  for  60  sheep  in  Langenho  PI.  quitclaimed  whatever  they  had  in 
dower  to  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Lionel.  And  for  this  def.  granted  that  they  and 
the  heirs  of  Lionel  will  render  yearly  135.  46.  to  pi.  for  the  life  of  Isabel  at  the 
feast  of  the  Purification,  with  power  of  distraint, 

1391.  Eas.     William   de   Pakelesham  and  Stephen   his  brother,  pi.      John 
Wynnyng  of  Berkhamstede.  •  fferour,'  and  Cristina,  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  i 
toft  and  22  acres  of  land  in  Canewedon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
William      Cons.  20  marks. 

1392.  Eas.     Bartholomew  Goddissonde  of  Berkyng  and  Joan   his  wife,  pi. 
John  Cook  of  Berkyng  the  younger  and  Cecily  his  wife,  def      i  shop,  i  chamber 
and  i  solar  in  Berkyng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Bartholomew. 
Cons  20  marks. 


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1361. 

1393.  Mich.,    37   Edward   III.,   and    Eas.,    38    Edward    III.      Thomas  de 
Birmyngeham  of  London,  pi.     William  Bele  and  Emma  his  wife,  def.     i  mes- 
suage in  Waltham  Holy  Cross.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons. 
10  marks. 

1394.  Eas.     John  Walgrave  of  Berkyng  and  William  Mellere  of   Berkyng, 
pi.     John  Scot  of  Berkyng  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  20  acres  of 
land  in  Berkyng.      Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and    the   heirs  of  William.      Cons. 
20  marks. 

1395.  Eas.     Henry  Sweyn  of  Waleden,  pi.    William  Lodewyk  of  Dygneswell 
and  Alia  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  12  acres  of  land  in  Waleden.     PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1396.*  Trin.  John  de  Bradeleye,  parson  of  Whitcherche,  John  Borham, 
parson  of  Plumpton,  and  John  de  Drynkeston,  chaplain,  pi.  Simon  Daniel, 
citizen  and  vintner  of  London,  and  Emma  his  wife,  def.  5  messuages,  2  tofts, 
163  acres  of  land,  20  acres  of  meadow,  27  acres  of  pasture,  and  225.  rent  in 
Chikewell.  Def.  quitclaimed  all  but  3  acres  of  land  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John 
de  Bradeleye,  and  granted  to  the  same  the  remainder  of  the  3  acres,  which  John 
le  Hierde  of  Chikewell  and  Agnes  his  wife  hold  fcr  her  life,  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.  Cons.  200  marks. 

1397.  Trin.,    37    Edward    III.,   and    Trin.,    38    Edward    III.      William   de 
Ferrariis,  knight,  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.     John  son  and  heir  of  Hugh  Blount, 
knight,    def.     The   manor   of  Gyngeioyberdlaundry  and    the  advowson  of  the 
church  of  Herwardstok,  which  Thomas  Munchensy  and  Joyce  his  wife  hold  for 
her  life.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  300  marks.     This  agreement  was  made  after  the  death  of  Thomas  in  the 
presence  of  Joyce,  and  she  did  fealty. 

1398.  Trin.     Giles  Botiller,   parson  of   Legh,  pi.     Nicholas   Brangweyn    of 
Waleden  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     3  messuages,  22  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of 
wood  in  Waleden.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1399.  Trin.     John  Berdefeld    of   Nastoke,  pi.     John   Dortewold  and  Emma 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Berkyng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi,  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

1400.  Trin.     John  atte    Ponde  and   Henry,  vicar  of  Gyngemounteneye,  pi. 
John  de  Mounteneye  and  Cecily  his  wife,  def.     5  messuages,  3  shops  and  40  acres 
of  land  in  Chelmersford,  Bromfeld  and  Chigenhale  St.  James.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Henry.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1401.  Trin.     John  atte  Ponde  and  Henry,   vicar  of  Gyngnemounteny,  pi. 
John  Mounteny  and  Cecily  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  80  acres  of  land,  5  acres 
of  meadow,  8  acres  of   pasture,  8  acres  of   wood  and    195.   rent  in  Bromfeld, 
Chigerhale   St.   James  and  Chigenhale  St.   Mary.     Def.  quitclaimed  whatever 
they  had  for  the  life  of  Nicholas  Hawys  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Henry.     Cons.  20 
marks. 

1402.  Trin.     Henry  Tannere  of  Brendewode,  pi.     Roger  Parker  of  Brende- 
wode  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  5  acres  of  land  in  Southweld. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks 

1403.  Trin.     Simon  Longe,  Thomas  Taillour  of  Branketre,  Peter  de  Borham 
and  Richard  Wyght,  pi.     John  Leche  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages. 
2  tofts,  6  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  pasture  in  Coggeshale,  Great  Reynes  and 
Bockyng.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Peter  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.    Cons.  20  marks. 

1404.*  Trin.  Bartholomew  de  Frestelvng,  citizen  and  corder  of  London.pl. 
Thomas  atte  Brok  of  White  Rothyng,  def.  i  messuage,  300  acres  of  land,  10 
acres  of  meadow,  9  acres  of  pasture,  50  acres  of  wood  and  705.  rent  in  White 
Rothyng.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons,  too  marks. 

1405.  Trin.  John  Delvyle  of  Thaxstede,  pi.  Ralph  Essex  of  Thaxstede  and 
Mariota  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  and  ^  acre  of  land  in  Thaxstede.  PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  10  marks. 


142  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1364. 

1406.  Trin.  and  Mich.     William  Venour  of  Thaxstede  and  Aldith  his  wife,  pi. 
John  son  of  William  Gardiner  of  Brokesheved  and  Denise  his  wife,  def.     26  acres 
of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  2  acres  of  pasture  aud  55.  rent  in  Chaurethe.     PI. 
and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the 
right  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  40  marks. 

1407.  Trin.     Thomas  Coche  of  Thurrok  Grey  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     Adam 
Thomme  of  Little  Thurrok  and  John  Ive  of  Little  Thurrok,  def      i  messuage, 
4  acres  of  land.  4  acres  of  marsh  and  i2d.  rent  in  Thurrok  Grey.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  Thomas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

1408.  Trin.     John  Teengge  and  John  Croysshe,  pi.     John  Pundelenyt  and 
loan  bis  wife,  def.     8  acres  of  land  in  Nastoke.     Def.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

1409.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Nicholas  Skynner  of  Branketre,  pi.     Thomas  Raby 
and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in, Great  Reynes.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1410.  Mich.     John  Troys  of  Bumpstede   atte   Tour,   pi.      John  Treget   of 
Bumpstede  Helyoun  and  Cecily  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  toft,  4  acres  of  land 
and  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Bumpstede  atte  Tour.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his 
heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1411.  Eas.  and  Mich.      Edmund  Lyoun  and  Ellen  his  wife,  pi.      John  de 
Wodehelle  and  Mavgevy  his  wife,  def.     A  third  part  of  i  messuage,  18  acres  of 
land,  i\  acres  of  meadow,  \\  acres  of  pasture  and  35.  rent  in  Spryngefeld,  Sandon 
and  Little  Badewe.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Edmund  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

1412.  Trin.  and  Mich.     William  son  of  William  Cocke  of  Gynge  Mounteneye, 
pi.     Roger  Parker  of  Brendewod  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  acre  of 
land  and  25.  %d.  rent  in  Southwelde.      Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

1413.  Mich.     John  de  Norffolk  of  Westthurrok  and  Maud  late  the  wife  of 
Roger  Chapman  of  Stifford,  pi.     John  le  Newe  of  Bulfanne  the  younger  and 
Isabel  his  wife  and  Thomas  le  Ropere  of  Westthorndon  and  Denise  his  wife,  def. 

1  messuage,  18  acres  of  land  and  7  acres  of  marsh  in  Westthurrok  and  Stifford. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Maud.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1414.  Eas.  and  Mich.     John  Lyoun  of  Spryngefeld  the  younger,  pi.    Edmund 
Lyoun  and  Ellen  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  38  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow, 

2  acres  of  pasture,  i  acre  i  rood  of  wood,  8d.  rent  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  in 
Spryngefeld  and  Little  Badewe.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

1415.  Morrow  of  Pur.     Stephen  de  Holbourne  and  John  Grove,  citizen  of 
London,  pi.     Henry  Lorchoun,  citizen  and  armourer  of  London,  and  Joan  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage.  45  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow  and  55.  rent   in 
Upshire  and  Amesgrene.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Stephen  to  hold  the  messuage 
and  rent  and  30  acres  of  land  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  remainder  of  15 
acres  of  land  and  the  meadow,  which  Margery  late  the  wife  of  Nicholas  atte 
Frith  of  Waltham  Holy  Cross  holds  for  her  life.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1363 

i  \\f>  Mich,  and  Oct.  of  Hil.  Richard  Wyght  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi. 
Clement  Spice  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  76  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of 
meadow,  4  acres  of  pasture  and  8s.  rent  in  Bockyng.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  20  marks. 

1417.  Mich,  and  Oct.  of  Hil.  John  Porter  of  Kymbalton,  'chapeleyn,'  John 
Ewelle  of  Fordham,  John  Badecok  and  John  Clerk  of  Esthorp.  pi.  John  Asteley 
and  Nicholaa  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  60  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow  and 
4  acres  of  wood  in  Teye  Maundeville.  Esthorp,  Messyng  and  Little  Briche.  Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Ewelle.  Cons.  20  marks. 


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DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

633.  Eas.  William  de  Quenton,  'chivaler,'  and  Isabel  his  wife,  pi.  John  de 
Olneye,  Nicholas  de  Cogenho  and  John  Cook  of  Comberton,  def.  The  manor  of 
Comberton,  co.  Cambridge,  and  the  manor  of  Whitrothyng  and  the  advowson 
of  the  church  of  the  manor,  co.  Essex.  PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  King 
and  his  heirs,  with  successive  remainders  to  Henry  son  of  Henry  Grene  of  Isham 
and  the  heirs  of  his  body  and  to  Henry  father  of  the  latter  and  his  heirs.  This 
agreement  was  made  by  precept  of  the  King. — Cambridge,  Essex. 


39    EDWARD    III. 


1366  COUNTY    OP    ESSEX 

1418.  Trin.  and  Oct.  of  Hil.     John  de  Bromlegh,  pi.     Robert  Abel  of  Sud- 
bury  and  Lucy  his  wife,  def.     3  acres  of  land  and  3  acres  of  meadow  in  Balidon 
and  Bulmere.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1365. 

1419.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Walter  Smyth  of  Wodeham  Mortemer,  pi.     Nicholas 
de  Ultyng  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     7  acres  of  land  in  Wodeham  Mortemer.     PI. 
and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1420.  Trin.     William   de   Pakelesham,   pi.     Peter   Steer  of  la   Leghe   and 
Cristina  his  wife.  def.    2  tofts  and  33  acres  of  land  in  Pakelesham  and  Canewedon. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1421.  Trin.     John  Stodeye,  pi.     Geoffrey  Colpeper  and  Alice  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  26  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow  and  4  acres  of  marsh  in  West- 
thurrok.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1422.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John  But  of  Great  Teye,  pi.     Simon  Goldman  and 
Emma  his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  i  messuage,  22  acres  of  land  and  4  acres  of 
pasture  in  Great  Teye.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1423.  Eas.  and   Trin.      Simon    Lece   of   Welcomstowe,  pi.     John    Scot   of 
London  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  too  acres  of  land  and  4  acres 
of  meadow  in  Welcomstowe  and   Hegham.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1424.  Eas.   and    Trin.     Thomas   Wot    and    Mabel  his  wife,   pi.   bv  Robert 
Chaumberleyn  in  her  place      Henry  Haverard  of  Leyre  del  Hay  and  Margaret 
his  wife,  def.     2  messuages  and  16  acres  of  land  in  Leyre  del  Haye.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1425.  Trin.     Hugh  Lewyn  of  Great  Hallyngbury,  pi.     Simon   de   Maldon, 
citizen  of  London,  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  20  acres  i  rood  of  land 
and  i  rood  of  meadow  in  Great  Hallyngbury.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his 
heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1426.  Eas.     John    Whelere   of   Great    Waltham   and    Agatha   his   wife,    pi. 
Andrew  Haukyn  of  Writhele  and  Martota  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  22  acres  of 
land,  ij  acres  of  meadow  and  id.  rent  in  Berdefeld  Selyng  and  Shaldeford.     PI. 
and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  16  acres  of  land,  i  acre  cf  meadow  and  the  rent 
with  the  homage  and  service  of  Margaret  Plomer  and  her  heirs  of  the  chief  lords, 
and  also  the  remainder  of  the  residual  6  acres  of  land  and  £  acre  of  meadow, 
which  John  Broke  and  Cecily  his  wife  hold  in  dower.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1427.  Eas.     Agnes  late  the  wife  of  Richard  Cartere  of  Little  Stanbrigge,  pi. 
John  Parker  of  Reylegh  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  toft  and  18  acres  of  land  in 
Little  Stanbrigge.     Def  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  her  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1428.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John  de  Wilton,  pi.     Robert  son  of  John  de  Snyterby 
of  Great  Lymbergh  and   Agnes  his  wife,  def.     S  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of 
pasture  in  Kayngham.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi    and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 


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1365 

1429.  Trin.     John  Berte,  pi.     John  Gilot  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.     i  toft 
and  3  roods  of  land  in  Langenho.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons. 
10  marks. 

1430.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Robert  Hawys  of  Chelmersford,  pi.     Henry  Clerk  of 
Chelmersford  and  Katharine  his  wife.  def.     i  messuage  in  Chelmersford.     PI. 
and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1431.  Eas.     Stephen  Lambhird  of  Chigewell  and  Isabel  his  wife,  pi.     Simon 
Maundevill  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     20  acres  of  land  in  Lambourn  and  Chige- 
well.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder 
to  the  right  heirs  of  Stephen. 

1432.  Eas.     Simon  Heygate  of  Sandon,  pi.     Stephen  Lausande  of  Sandon 
and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     2^  acres  of  land  in  Sandon.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1433.  Eas.     Thomas  Bateman,  pi.     John  Tibetot,  '  chivaler,'  and  Elizabeth 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  20  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Wymbyssh 
and  Thundirle.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs      Cons.  20  marks. 

1434.  Eas.     Simon  Heygate  of  Sandon  and  Stephen  Lausande  of  Sandon,  pL 
John  atte  Havene  of  Sandon  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     20  acres  of  land  in  Sandon, 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Simon.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1435.  Trin.     John  Drake,  pi.     John  atte  Watere   and   Amy   his   wife,   def. 
i  messuage,  34  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow,  3  acres  of  pasture  and  45.  8d, 
rent  in  Borhom  and  Hattefeld  Peverell.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

1436.  Trin.     William  le  Smyth  of  Redeswell,  pi.     Thomas  de  Hycche  and* 
Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  12  acres  of  land  and  \  acre  of  meadow  in 
Redeswell  and  Tillebury.      Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.      Cons.  20- 
marks. 

1437.  Mich.     Richard  Salman  of  Orsete,  pi.     John  Whay  of  South  Wokyn- 
don  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     3  acres  i  rood  of  land  in  Bulfanne.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1438.  Trin.     William  Naylinghurst,  pi.     William  West  and  Alice  his  wife, 
def.     i  toft  and  28  acres  of  land  in  Stystede.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his- 
heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1439.  Mich.     Robert  atte  Fen  and  Katharine  his  wife,  pi.     Thomas  Walsh 
and  Alict  his  wife.  def.     7^  acres  of  land  in  Halsted.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  the  heirs  of  Robert.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1440.  Mich.     William    Merssh   of   Berkyngg,  pi.     John  Denys  of   Londonr 
4  dyghere,1  and   Margery  his  wife,  def.     i   messuage  and  4^  acres  of   land  in 
Berkyngg.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1441.  Mich.     Robert  le  Chapman,  pi.     John  Frisel  and  Margery  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage  and  i  rood  of  land  in  Great  Dounmowe.     Def.  quitclaimed  to- 
pi, and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1442.  Mich.     Richard  Sandhull  of  Ronewell,  pi.     Bartholomew  Northerne 
and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  55  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow  and  2 
acres  of  pasture  in   Raurethe.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons. 
100  marks. 

1443.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John  son  of  William  de  Plescyeand  William  Cowisby, 
chaplain,  pi.     John  son  of  Nicholas  Home  and  Alice  his  wife,  Gilbert  Koo  and 
Katharine  his  wife  and  William  son  of  William  de  Plescye  and  Margaret  his 
wife,  def.     2  messuages,  228  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  6  acres  of  pasture 
and  45.  rent  in  Wilinghale  Spaigne  and  Wilinghale  Rokeile.     PI.  and  the  heirs 
of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1444.  Mich.     Robert  atte  Hell,  pi.     John  Bolymer  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  3^  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Westhanyngfeld.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.    Cons.  10  marks. 


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1365. 

1445.  Mich.     Roger  Longe,  pi.     Walter  le  Whelwryghte  and  Alien  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage  and  i  garden  in  Berkyng.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1446.  Mich.     Robert    Bakere    of    Chelmersford,   pi.      William    Cartere   of 
Esthanyngfeld  and  Isabel  his  wife.  def.     i  messuage  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in 
Chelmersford.     I'l.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords      Cons.  10  marks. 

1447.  Mich.     John  de  la  Lee,  knight,  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     Richard  de 
Hurst  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     The   manor  of   Little   Wygebergh   called    '  le 
Coppedehalle.'     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1448.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John  de  Felstede,  chaplain,  pi.     Thomas  de  Springe- 
feld  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     2  acres  of  land  in  Springefeld.     PI.  and  his  heirs 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1449.  Mich.     Joan  late  the  wife  of  John  atte  Rothe,  pi.     John  Bagge  and 
Margtry  his  wife,  def.     A  fourth  part  of  i  messuage,  160  acres  of  land,  26  acres 
of  meadow,  40  acres  of  pasture,   10  acres  of  wood  and  6os.  rent  in   Bokkyng, 
Stisted,  Great  Reynes  and    Felsted.     Def.  quitclaimed   to  pi.   and   her   heirs. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

I45OA.  Mich.  JohndeThurrokofAlvethelee.pl.  John  Boliton  of  Alvethelee 
and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.  14  acres  of  land  in  Alvethelee.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  his  heirs.  Cons.  10  marks. 

14508.  Mich.  John  Freysel  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi.  John  Rolf  and  Alice 
his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  in  Great  Reynes.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  John.  Cons.  10  marks. 

1451.  Morrow  of  Pur.,  38  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,  39  Edward  III.     William 
de  Maldon,  Roger  de  Wolferston,  John  Frenshe,  clerk,  Abel  Cook  and  Richard 
Perot,    pi.    by    Richard    Fifhide   in    place  of  William,   John  and    Abel.     Joan 
daughter  of  Thomas  de  Chabham,  def.      A  moiety  of  3  messuages,   i  mill,  no 
acres  of  land,  16  acres  of  meadow,  6  acres  of  pasture,  2|  acres  of  wood,  12$.  rent 
and  a  rent  of  2  capons  in  Felstede,  which  Maud  late  the  wife  of  Rolland  de 
Stratton  holds  for  life.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  the  reversion  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks.      This  agreement  was  made  in  the  presence  of 
Maud,  and  she  did  fealty. 

1452.  Mich.     William  Seward,  pi.     John  Frisel  and  Margery  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  and  i^  roods  of  land  in  Great  Dounmowe.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1453.  Mich.,  38  Edward  III.,  and  quin.  of  Hil.,  39  Edward  III.      Robert 
Chamberlayn  of  Great  Horkesley,  pi.     John  Polleye  of  Fordham  and  Alice  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage,  30  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow,  4  acres  of  pasture  and 
4^.  rent  in  Great  Horkesleye  and  Little  Horkesleye.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1454.  Trin.,    38    Edward    III.,    and   Mich.,    39    Edward    III.       William   de 
Wauton,  knight,  pi.     Thomas  Chunch  and  Lucy  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  120 
acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  16  acres  of  pasture  and  2id.  rent  in  Willynghale 
Spayne,   which  Geoffrey  Myngy  holds  for  life.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the 
reversion  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks.     This  agreement  was  made  in  the 
presence  of  Geoffrey,  and  he  did  fealty. 

1455.  Eas.     William   Kyng,  pi.      John    Grove   of  London,    'armurer,'  and 
Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Coggeshale.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1456.  Eas.     Simon  Heygate,  pi.     John  Fort  of  Sandon  and  Alice  his  wife, 
def.     16  acres  of  land  in  Sandon.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

1457.  Oct.   of  Pur.   and  Eas.     William   Bromcroft,  'bocher,'  pi.      Thomas 
Bole  and  Mariota  his  wife,  def.     i   messuage,  7  acres  of  land  and  3  acres  of 
meadow  in  Sudbury,  Balidone  and  Bolemere.     Def  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his 
heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

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1365. 

1458.  Cjuin.  of  Hil.     John  Heved  of  Wokyndon  Rokele  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi. 
John  Lesse  of  Wokyndon  Rokele,  def.     i  messuage  in  Wokyndon  Rokele      PI. 
and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

1459.  Trin.  and  Mich.     William  Loof  of  Badewe  and  Thomas  Sopere  of 
Wodeham  Wauter,  'mason,'  pi.      Thomas  Sankyn  and  Philippa  his  wife,  def. 
Ck  acres  of  land  and  izd.  rent  in  Wodeham  Wauter  and  Maldon.      Def.  quit- 
cfaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1460.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Thomas  de  Mapchyng  the  elder  and  Alice  his  wife, 
Richard  de  Fifhide  and  William  Suel,  pi.     Walter  son  of  William  Donemawe  of 
Great  Donemawe,  def.     i  messuage,  56  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  3  acres 
of  wood,  4  acres  of  pasture  and  6s.  rent  in  Macchyng  and  Ramysden  Belhous. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  male  of  the  bodies  of  Thomas  and  Alice  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords  with  the  homages  and  services  of  the  abbot  of  Waltham  and  the  master  of 
the  hospital  of  St.  Bartholomew  in  Westsmythefeld,  London,  and  their  successors, 
and  Thomas,  earl  of  Oxford,  Robert  Fitz  William,  Robert  Perevyll,  John  Morel, 
Laurence  Clerc  of  Dounham,  Walter  Gerard  and  John  atte  Ree  and  their  heirs, 
with  successive  remainders  to  Joan  daughter  of  Thomas  and  Alice  and  the  heirs 
of  her  body  and  the  right  heirs  of  Thomas. 

1461.  Mich.    William  Ronge  of  Godythestre,  pi.    John  Parker  of  Godythestre 
and   Amice  his  wife  and  John   de  Stutton,   'masoun,'  and  Joan  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  and  12  acres  of  land  in  Godythestre.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his 
heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1462.  Eas.     John  Mot  of  Plessy,  '  dyere,'  pi.     Adam  Panyfader  of  Plessy  and 
Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Plessy.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his 
heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1463.  Eas.     AndrewClerkofThaxstede.pl.     Robert  Fader  of  Thaxstede  and 
Mariota  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Thaxstede.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his 
heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1464.  Eas.     Alan  Blowere  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  by  Robert  Riggedon  in  her 
place.    John  Patemere  of  Wodeham  Wauter  and  Denise  his  wife,  def.    i  messuage 
in  Witham.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Alan  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.    Cons.  10  marks. 

1465.  Quin.  of  Hil.      Nicholas  Wysdom  of  Fambrigg,  pi.      John  Criket  of 
Retyngdon  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     7  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  marsh  and  a  third 
part  of  the  passage  across  the  water  of  Northfambrigg  Hethe  in  Stowe  and 
Northfambrigg.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords      Cons.  10  marks. 

1466.  Oct.  of  Pur.    Robert  atte  Cherche  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     John  Burgeys 
of  Fobbyng  the  elder  and  Eleanor  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  mill,  65  acres  of 
land,  2  acres  of  meadow  and  35.  6§d.  rent  in  Godhestre,  Heyestre  and  Masshe- 
bury.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert.     Cons.  20  marks. 

The  following  Note  for  39  Edward  III  appears  to  have  been  engrossed,  but  the 
corresponding  Foot  is  now  missing  : 

Mich  Edward  de  Wodeham,  pi.  Thomas  de  Staple  and  Mary  his  wife,  def. 
23  acres  of  land  in  Great  Wakeryng  and  Little  Shobury.  Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons  20  marks. 

DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

652.*  Trin.  William  Burgcher,  knight,  and  Eleanor  his  wife,  pi.  John 
de  la  Rokele,  Adam  Waryn  of  Colcestre,  Thomas  Burgcher  and  Adam  Pecche, 
def.  The  manors  of  Broxheved  and  Rothyngg  Aytrop,  co.  Essex,  and  the  manors 
of  Hopton  and  Drynkeston  atte  Goos  and  2  messuages,  350  acres  of  land,  16 
acres  of  meadow,  6  acres  of  pasture,  12  acres  of  wood  and  2  marks  rent  in 
Hatlysden,  Felsham  and  Geddyng,  co.  Suffolk.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  William. — Essex. 
Suffolk. 


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1365. 

654  Trin.  and  Mich.  John  de  Kyrkeby,  pi.  William  Tabour  of  Harwich 
and  Alice  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  2  gardens,  2  acres  of  land  and  J  acre  of 
meadow  in  Stoke  Neyland  and  Wyston,  co.  Suffolk,  and  12  acres  of  land  and  3 
roods  of  meadow  in  Great  Horkeslegh,  co.  Essex.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.  Cons.  100  marks.— Suffolk,  Essex. 


40   EDWARD    III. 


1366.  COUNTY   OF   ESSEX. 

1467.  Oct.  of  Hil.,  39  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  40  Edward  III.     Henry  de 
Norhampton  of  London,  merchant,  and  Ellen  his  wife,  pi.     Andrew  de  Tyndale 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  garden  and  2  acres  of  land  in  Berkynge. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Henry  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1468.  Trin.,  39  Edward  III.,  and  Mich.,  40  Edward  III.     John  Sergeaunt  of 
Bures,  pi.     John  Kylle  the  younger  and  Agues  his  wife.  def.     i  toft,  24  acres  of 
land,  i  acre  of   meadow,   i   acre  of   wood   and    izd.   rent   in    Lammerssh  and 
Alfhampston.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1469.  Mich.,  39  Edward  III.,  and  quin.   of  Hil.,  40  Edward  III.     Robert 
Bakere  of  Coggeshale,  pi.     William  Prest  and  Maud  his  wife.  def.     i  messuage 
in  Coggeshale.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1470.  Trin.     Thomas  Robyn  of  Pakelesham,  pi.     John  Trumpyn  of  Canewe- 
•don   and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     2  acres  i  rood  of  land  and  a  third  part  of  i 
messuage   in    Pakelesham.     Def.    quitclaimed   to  pi.    and  his  heirs.     Cons.    10 
marks. 

1471.  Trin.     William  de  Pakelesham,  pi.  by  John  Kemp.     Martin  Hardherst 
and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  36  acres  of  land  and  3  acres  of  meadow  in 
Hokkele  and  Raurethe.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1472.  Trin.     Alexander    Coggere    of    Colchester    and   Agnes   his   wife,    pi. 
William    Hunte   of    Colchester   and   Philippa   his   wife,    def.       i    messuage   in 
Colchester.     Def.    quitclaimed   to   pi.   and   the  heirs   of   Alexander.     Cons.   10 
marks. 

1367. 

1473.  Oct.  of  Hil.     Nicholas  atte  Stile,  pi.     Walter  Campion  and  Joan  his 
-wife,  def.     i  messuage,  42  acres  of  land  and  5  acres  of  meadow  in  Waltham 
Holy  Cross.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1366. 

1474.*  Trin.  Peter  de  Boxstede  and  Isabel  his  wife,  pi.  Richard  de  Tun- 
stede,  chaplain,  and  Thomas  Fonnel  of  Langham,  def.  The  manor  of  Boxstede 
.and  i  messuage,  i  mill  and  120  acres  of  land  in  Alfamston,  Lammerssh, 
Pebenerssh  and  Twynstede.  PI.  and  the  heirs  male  of  their  bodies  to  hold  the 
manor  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  the  heirs  of  their  bodies 
and  the  right  heirs  of  Peter  ;  and  pi.  to  hold  the  tenements  for  their  lives,  with 
successive  remainders  to  George  son  of  Peter  and  the  heirs  male  of  his  body, 
the  heirs  male  of  the  bodies  of  pi.,  the  heirs  of  the  bodies  of  pi.  and  the  right 
heirs  of  Peter. 

1475.  Trin      William   de  Tamworth,  clerk,  pi.     John   de  Tamworth,  clerk, 
and  Alicehis  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  68  acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  meadow  and 
•6d.  rent  in  Great  Leghes.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.   100 
marks. 

1476.  Trin.     Richard  Gentery  of  Pebenersh  and  Richard  Gentery  of  Little 
Henye,   pi.     Robert   Genterye  of   Colne  Engayne  and  A°nts  his  wife,  def.     i 
messuage  and  26  acres  of  land  in  Pebenersh  and  Alphamston.     Def.  quitclaimed 
io  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  Gentery  of  Pebenersh.     Cons.  20  marks. 


148  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1366. 

1477.  Trin.     Thomas  Lamb,  parson  of  Little  Stanbrigge,  pi.   John  Trumpytt 
of  Canewedon  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     35  acres  of  land  in  Little  Stanbrigge. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1478.  Trin.     Thomas  Staple  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi.     William  Flawnvill, 
•chivaler,'  and  Hawisia  his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  the  manor  of  Shopelond. 
Dei.  quitclaimed  whatever  they  have  in  dower  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

1479.  Trin.     Thomas  Walsh  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Kemp  in  her 
place.     John  Maye  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,   130  acres  of  land,  7 
acres  of  meadow,  6  acres  of  wood,  6  acres  of  alder,  2  acres  of  heath  and  40^.  rent 
in   Halsted  and   Pateswyk.     Def.   quitclaimed   to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Alice. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

1480.  Eas.  and  Trin.     William  Penne  and  John  Fetee,  pi.     Andrew  Bateman? 
of  Claketon  and  John  atte  Broke  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  60  acres 
of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow  and  6  acres  of  wood  in  Thorp  by  Kirkeby.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1481.  Trin.     William  Baud,  '  chivaler,'  and  Katharine  his  wife,  pi.  by  John 
Kemp  in  her  place.     Roger  Zebern  and  Agnes  his  wife,    def.     i    messuage,   18- 
acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  alder  in  Bures  St.  Mary  and  Bures  atte  Mounte. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1482.  Trin.     William  Nobat  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.  by  Richard  de  Fifhid  in 
her  place.     Thomas  Spryngefeld  of  Chelmersford  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     i 
toft  and  18  acres  of  land  in  Spryngefeld.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1483.  Trin.     William  Charchehull,  clerk,  and  John  Wylcher,  pi.  by  John  in 
place  of  William.    John  Padebury  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.    15^  acres  of  meadow 
in  Leyton.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20- 
marks. 

1484.  Mich.     Robert  de    Muskham,   clerk,   pi.     Walter  de   Southous  and 
Margaret  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  100  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow,  10- 
acres  of  pasture,  2  acres  of  wood  and  135.  qd.  rent  in  Brendewode  and  Shenefeld. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1485.  Mich.     John  Herd  of  Purle  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     Richard  atte  Brok 
and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.    i  messuage  and  15  acres  of  land  in  Dannebery.    Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1486.  Trin.     Richard  Pakard  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.     Lionel  de  Braden- 
ham  and  Beatrice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  3  acres  of  land  and  loos,  rent  in 
Peltyngdon.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  the 
homages  and  services  of  Alan  le  Herd,  John  Godard,  Richard  Poteneye,  William 
Doket,  John  Edmond,  John  Hervy,  Robert  Ardleye,  William  Bylaby,  William 
Gal,  John   Safar,  Roger  Sley,  Walter  Smyth,  John  Shepherd  and  Richard  le 
Herd  and  their  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1487.  Eas.     William    Cok,    parson   of   WVdeford,    pi.     Walter  Godescok  of 
Chelmersford    and   Alice   his   wife,   def.     i    messuage   in    Chelmersford.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks 

1488.  Quin.  of  Hil.     William  Kyng,  'draper, 'and  John  Aunger  of  Cogges- 
hale,   'carpenter,'    pi.     Jhonias   Derby,  'fullere,'  and   Agnes   his  wife,  def.     i 
messuage  in  Coggeshale.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

1489.  Trin.     John  de  Horneby,  chaplain,  John  Bacheller  of  Jermouth  and 
Joan   Merlawe.  kinswoman  of  John  MerlaweofWestilbery.pl.     John  Motte  of 
Fobynjs  and  Iseiilt  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  12  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow 
and  20  acres  of  marsh  in  kstilbery  and  Westilbery.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
tlie  heirs  of  John  de  Horneby.     Cons.  100  marks. 


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1490.  Eas.  and  Trin.      John  Gyveyn  of  Masshcbury,  pi.      John   Beneyt  of 
Farnham  and  Amy  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  i  acre  of  land  in  Masshebury. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1491.  Quin.  of  Hil.    John  de  Gildesburgh,  pi.     Maud  late  the  wife  of  Thomas 
Charnels,  knight,  def.     A.  moiety  of  the  manor  of  Wenygton  and   i  messuage, 
200  acres  of  land,  30  acres  of  pasture  and  135.  40".  rent  in  Alfedele,  Wenygton 
.and  Reynham.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1492.  Eas.       Henry  Englissh  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.       John    Tybetot, 
'  chivaler,'  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     3  messuages,  480  acres  of  land,  50  acres 
•of  meadow,  40  acres  of  pasture,  10  marks  rent  and  a  rent  of  8  capons  in  Stepel 
Bumstede,    Helyoun    Bumstede,    Brydbrok    and    Sturmere.       Def.    quitclaimed 
whatever  they  had  for  the  life  of  Elizabeth  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Margaret. 
•Cons.  100  marks. 

1493.  Eas.    and   Trin.      Nicholas   Bleyk   of   Maldon,    pi.      John    Bakere   of 
•Chelmesford  and  Emma  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages  and  i  acre  of  land  in  Maldon. 
PL  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1494.  Mich.     John  Clerc, 'carpenter,'  pi.     Roger  Derlote  and  Margaret  his 
•wife,  def.     4  acres  of  land  in  Hengham  at  the  Castle.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
.and  his  heirs.     Cons.  1005.  sterling  (sic). 

1495.  Mich.     Walter  Herd  of  Mundon,  pi.     William  Rotheman  and  Sarah 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  36  acres  of  land  and  3^  acres  of  meadow  in  Little 
Badewe.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1496.  Trin.     John  Clobbeof  Mulsham,  pi.     Richard  Webbe  of  Mulsham  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.     -2\  acres  of  land  in  Mulsham.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of 
ithe  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1497.  Eas.  and   Trin.     William  atte   Watere,    pi.     Ralph   Kokenhach.  and 
Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  6  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow  and  a  moiety 
of  i  acre  of  pasture  and  i  acre  of  wood  in  Great  Mapiltrestede.     Def.  quitclaimed 
topi  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1498.  Mich.     William  Berkhamstede,  '  ffullere,'  and  John  Irlond,  '  taillour, 
pi.     Henry  de  Sutton,  citizen  and  draper  of  London,  and  Joan  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,    12  acres  3  roods  of  land  and   16  acres  of  meadow  in   Stretford 
Langethorn.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons,  too  marks. 

1499.  Mich.     John  Strangere   of   Chelmersford   the   younger,  pi.    John   de 
Preston,    '  leche,"    and   Agnes  his   wife,   def.       i    messuage    and    2    shops    in 
•Chelmersford  and  Mulsham.     Def.    quitclaimed   to   pi.    and    his   heirs.     Cons, 
jo  marks.  J 

1500.  Quin.  of  Hil.     Ralph  atte  More  of  Rothyng  St.  Botolph,  pi.     Adam 
Brightrich  and  Amice  his  wife.  def.     i  messuage  and  12  acres  of  land  in  Rothyng 
St.  Botolph.     Def.  quitclaimed  whatever  they  had  for  the  life  of  Amice  to  pi. 
and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1501.  Eas.     Robert  Chapman  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.      John  Heved  of  South- 
wokyndon    and    Joan    his    wife,    def.     i  messuage    in    Southwokyndon.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1502.  Eas.     John  Dertewold  of  Berkyng  and  Emma  his  wife,  pi.  by  Richard  de 
Fifhid  in  her  place.    John  Scot  of  Berkyng  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage 
in  Berkyng.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.    Cons.  10  marks. 

1503.  Mich.     William  de  Warnham  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.     John  de  Maldon 
and   Agnes  his    wife   and    Thomas   de    Banstede   and    Margery   his   wife,    def. 
i  messuage  in  Maldon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons. 
20  marks. 


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1366. 

1504.  Trin.  and  Mich  John  de  Fifhide,  citizen  and  mercer  of  London,  and 
Idonia  his  wife,  Richard  de  Fifhide  and  Thomas  de  Fifhide,  pi.  by  Richard  in 
place  of  Idonia  and  Thomas.  Robert  Godpsalm,  def.  i  messuage,  201  acres  of 
land,  9  acres  of  meadow,  12  acres  of  pasture,  10  acres  of  wood  and  195.  rent  in 
Writele  and  Shelwe  Boweles,  which  Eleanor  late  the  wife  of  Henry  de  Lacy 
holds  for  life.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  the  reversion  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  100  marks.  This  agreement  was  made  in  the  presence  of  Eleanor,  and  she? 
did  fealty. 

41   EDWARD    III. 


1368.  COUNTY   OF   ESSEX. 

1505.  Oct.  ofHil.     Thomas  Ty rell,  'chivaler,'  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.     Robert 
de  Rameseye,  citizen  and  fishmonger  of  London,  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def. 
64  acres  of  land,  4^  acres  of  meadow  and  8  acres  of  wood  in  Gyngeioyberd- 
laundry.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1367. 

1506.  Trin.     William  atte  Hegge  of  Reyndon,  pi.     Richard  atte  Wode  of 
Reyndon  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     8  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in. 
Reyndon.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 


1507  Oct.  ofHil.     Richard  Garsoun,  chaplain,  pi.     William  Pig  of  Branketre 
and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages  in  Branketre.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1367. 

1508  Trin.     Thomas  de  Knesworth,  clerk,  John  de  Doune,  parson  of  Eston,. 
and  John  Wygge,  chaplain,  pi.     Robert  de  Geddynge.  'chivaler,'  and  Elizabeth 
his  wife,  def.     8/.  rent  in  Salcote  Virly,  Little  \Vygebergh,  Great  Wygebergh 
and  Tolshunte  Chivaler.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  de  Doune  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks.     (5^1527). 

1509.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Humphrey  de  Weston  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.     William 
Cook  of  Langham  and  Rost  his  wife,  def      i  messuage,  60  acres  of  land,  3  acres 
of  meadow,  3  acres  of  wood  and  205.  rent  in  Aldham,  Little  Teye  and  Teye  atte 
Elmes      Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Humphrey.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1510.  Quin.  ofHil.     HenryLethenardofNorthWokyndon.pl.     John  White 
of  Haveryng  atte  Boure  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  18  acres  of  land 
in  Bishop's  Wokyndon.      PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.      Cons. 
10  marks. 

1511.  Quin.  of  Hil.  and  Eas.     John  Benge,  pi.     Thomas  Boltere  of  Thaxsted 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     5  acres  of  land  in  Thaxsted.     Def.  quitclaimed  topi, 
and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1512.  Eas.     John  Chareman,   pi.     John  son   of  John  de  Goldyngton,   def. 
The  manor  of  Raureth  called  Tryndhey.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  ioo/. 

1513.  Trin.     Simon   I'ecche  and   Stephen   Toppe  ot   Great   Waltham,   pi. 
William  Spaygne  of  Mulsham  and  Alice  his  wife,  clef      i  messuage  and  6  acres 
of  land  in  Great  Waltham.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Simon  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

1514.  Morrow  of  Pur.     John  Burgeys  of  Fobbyng  the  elder,  pi.     Nicholas 
White  of  Fobbyng  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     60  acres  of  land  in  Fobbyng.     PL 
and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 


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1515.  Eas.     Edmund  Warenner  of  Great  Waltham  and  Simon  Pecche,  pi 
John  Whyn  of  Plesset  and  Lucy  his  wife  and  John  son  of  William  le  Herde  of 
Plesset,   def.     i  messuage,   17  acres  of  land  and  z6d.  rent  in  Great  Waltham, 
High  Estre  and  Plesset.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Simon  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

1516.  Mich.    William  Nobat  of  Spryngefeld  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.    Thomas 
Spryngefeld    of   Chelmersford   and   Isabel  his   wife,    def.     7   acres   of    land   in 
Spryngefeld.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10 
marks. 

1517.  Mich      John  Vyne,  clerk,  pi.     Thomas  Chaumberlayn  of  Great  Hal- 
lyngbury  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     i  toft  and  235.  $\d.  rent  in  Laufare  Maude- 
leyne.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1518.  Eas.     John  de  Cavendissh  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.     Peter  de  Brugge 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     A  third  part  of  the  manor  of  Pentelowe  and  a  third  part 
of  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  same  town.     Def.  quitclaimed  whatever 
they  had  in  dower  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     And  for  this  pi.  granted  for 
themselves  and  the  heirs  of  John  that  they  will  render  61.  yearly  to  def.  for  the 
life  of  Joan,  in  moieties  at  Michaelmas  and  Easter,  with  power  of  distraint. 

1519.  Mich.     John  Hert,  '  ercheprest,'  of  Wolcoumbe,  and  John  de  Ecclesale. 
clerk,  pi.     John  Barry  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     The  manors  of  Caldewell  and 
Little  Brakstede  and  61.  los.  rent  in  Terlyng  and  Crickeseye.     PL  and  the  heirs 
of  John  Hert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  300^. 

1520.  Mich.     John  Longe  aud  Amy  his  wife,  pi.     John  Cook  and  Margery 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Great  Dunmawe.     Def.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of 
pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John,  rendering  T  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  John. 

1521.  Oct.  of  Pur.     Walter  fitz  Wauter,  pi.  by  Richard  de  Fifhid.     John  de 
Hampton,  '  brewere,'  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  i  messuage,  40 
acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  meadow  in  Berghholt  Shakevill.    Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1522.  Mich.     William  de  Louthe,  parson  of  Plasshe,  and  Richard  Smyth  of 
Walden,  pi.  by  William  Colbayn  in  place  of  William.     John  Slade  and  Isabel 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Walden.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs 
of  Richard.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1523.  Mich.,  40  Edward  III.,  and  quin.  of  Hil.,  41  Edward  III.     Richard 
Swalwe  of  Great  Bentelegh,  pi.  by  Robert  Chaumberleyn.     John  atte  Brok  of 
Bryghtlyngesey  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  40  acres  of  land  in 
Great  Bentelegh.     Def  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1524.*  Trin.  and  Mich.  JohnClerkofAdburton.pl.  Peter  Fryk  and  Maud 
his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  and  10  acres  of  land  in  Langenhoo.  PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  10  marks. 

1525.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John  Chamberleyn  and  Lucy  his  wife  and  Robert 
theirson.pl.     William  Cook  of  Langham  and  Rose  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage, 
60  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  6 acres  of  pasture,  4  acres  of  wood  and  45. 
rent  in  Messyng.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
100  marks. 

1526.  Mich.      Thomas    Yonge    of    Wenyngton,    pi.      Thomas    Belhous    of 
Alvythele  and   Elizabeth    his  wife,   def.     10   acres  of   marsh  in  Alvythele  and 
Reynham.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1527.  Mich.     Robert  de  Geddyngge,  '  chivaler,' and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  pi. 
Thomas  de  Knesworth  and  others  as  in  1508,  def.     8/.  rent  as  in  1508.     PI.  to 
hold  for  the  life  of  Elizabeth  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  John  de  la 
Lee  and  Joan  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1528.  Eas.  and  Mich.     Alexander  de  Rewenhale  of  Great  Reynes  and  Felicia 
his  wife,  pi.     Walter  Styward  and  Joan  his  wife  and  Thomas  Beste,  '  latoner,' 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     5  acres  of  land  in  Stysted.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  Alexander.     Cons.  20  marks. 


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1367. 

1529.  Mich.     John  Naret  and  Alice  his  wife  and  Beatrice  Naret,  pi.     Henry 
de  Norhampton  of  London,  merchant,  and  Ellen  his  wife,  def      i  messuage,  i 
garden  and  2  acres  of  land  in  Berkyng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
John.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1530.  Mich.     John  Redheved,  pi.     Thomas  Peuere  of  Great  Dunmowe  and 
Cristiana  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Great  Dunmowe.    PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

669.  Oct.  of  Hil.,  40  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  41  Edward  III.  Ralph  de 
Hemenale,  'chivaler,1  Adam  de  Hautboys,  parson  of  Cokefeld,  John  de  Pyshale. 
parson  of  Alderton,  Reginald  de  Ecles  and  William  le  Rons  of  Denyngton,  pi. 
by  John  Belstede  in  place  of  Ralph,  Adam,  John  and  William.  \Villiam  Phelyp 
and  Katharine  his  wife  and  John  Oudyn  and  Ellen  his  wife,  def.  The  manors  of 
Radwynter  and  Roughno,  co.  Essex,  and  Codrede,  co.  Hertford,  and  the  manors 
of  Wilburgham  and  Whatdon  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor 
of  Wilburgham,  co.  Cambridge,  which  Andrew  de  Bures  holds  for  life  by  the 
law  of  England.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Adam  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief 
lords.  Cons,  i.ooo/.  This  agreement  was  made  in  the  presence  of  Andrew,  and 
he  did  fealty. — Essex,  Hertford,  Cambridge. 


42  EDWARD    III. 


1368  COUNTY    OF  ESSEX. 

1531.  Eas.  Stephen  Godestre  of  Godestre  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  Thomas 
atte  Birches  of  Berkyng  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  23  acres  of  land 
and  £  acre  of  meadow  in  Berkyng.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
Stephen.  Cons.  20  marks. 

1369. 

J532  Oct.  of  Hil.  John  Reynold  and  Joan  his  wife  by  Roger  Germeyn  in 
her  place.  John  atte  Ponde  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  and  5  acres  of 
land  in  Duddyngherst.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

1368. 

1533.  Eas      Thomas  atte  Park  of  Halsted,  pi.     Thomas  Tanner  of  Wende- 
ham  and  Rose  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Halsted.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1369. 

1534.  Oct.  of  Hil.     Thomas  Kentissh  of  Great  Gelham,  pi.     John  de  Peyton 
and  Gunnora  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  23  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow, 
i  acre  of  pasture  and  8d.  rent  in  Hengham  Sibill  and  Topesfeld.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1368. 

1535.  Eas.  and  Mich.     Robert  Chamberlayn  and  Walter  Godard,  pi.     Roger 
Parker  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages  and  i  acre  of  land  in  Southweld. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1536.  Mich.     Walter  de  Twynham  and  Joan  his  wife,  dem.     The  prior  of 
St.  Bartholomew,  Smethefeld,  London,  ten.     i  messuage,  115  acres  of  land  and 
5  acres  of  wood  in  Theyden  Boys.     Dem.  quitclaimed  to  ten.  and  his  successors 
and  church.     Cons.  20  marks. 


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1368. 

1537.  Mich.     John  Morn  of  Daunbury.   '  tighlere  '  ami   Agnes  Horn,  pi.  by 
William  de  Daunbury  in  her  place.     Eustace  Olyver  of  Spryngefeld  and  Mtlicent 
liis  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  n  acres  of  land  in  Daunbury.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1538.  Mich.      John   Smyth   of  Berneston,    pi.      Thomas   Peyuere  of  Great 
Dunmawe   and    Cristina   his  wife   and   John   Prophete  and  Alice  his  wife,  def. 
*6  acres  of  land  in  Berneston.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10 

marks. 

1539.  Morrow  of  Pur.     Nicholas  de  Maryns  and  Isabel  his  wife,  dem.     John 
Aubray,  Thomas  Hanampstede  and   Felicia    Pentrye,  ten.     A   third  part  of  3 
^messuages,  200  acres  of  land,  20  acres  of  meadow  and  6os.  rent  in  Esthamme  and 
Westhamme  and  Berkyng.     Dem.  quitclaimed  whatever  they  had  in  dower  to 
ten.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1540.  Quin.  of  Hil.     Thomas  de  Benyngton  and  John  Page.  pi.     Thomas 
Brendon  and   Agnes  his  wife,   def.     i   messuage,  80  acres  of  land,  3   acres  of 
meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture  and  245.  rent  in  Witham,  Falkebourn,  Rewenhale 
.and  Goldhangre.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 

100  marks. 

1541.  Mich.     HenryTynerofThaxsted.pl.     Hugh  atte  Goter  of  Reigne  and 
Maud  his  wife,   def.      i    messuage,   5  acres  of  land  and   i  acre  of   pasture  in 
Thaxstede.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1542.  Morrow  of  Pur.  and  Eas.     John  Culle  and  John  Jorge,  pi.  by  Robert 
'Chaumberleyn.     John  Sewalle,  '  smyth,'  and  Emma  his  wife.  def.     i  messuage 
and  8  acres  of  land  in  Great  Teye.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John 
-Culle.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1543.  Eas.     John  Hamond  of  Horndon,  pi.     Clement  Lorchoun  of  Bulfanne 
and/oaw  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Horndon.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the 
•chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1544.  Morrow  of  Pur     John  Waryn  of  Purle  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  by  William 
Danbury  in  her  place.     Nicholas  Barber  of  Cantebrigge  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def. 
The  manor  of  Westwhitenham  and  4  messuages,  140  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of 
meadow  and  60  acres  of  marsh  in  Purle,  Aylsdon,  Mundon  and  Maylond.     Def. 
•quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  200  marks. 

1545.  Eas.  and  Mich.    Richard  Clerk  of  Southelmham,  pi.     Robert  Deverous 
•of  Buttele  and  Alice  his  wife,  def      i  messuage  in  Terlyng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1546.  Eas.     Nicholas,  vicar  of  Henham,  and  John  Reveson  of  Henham,  pi. 
Luke  Prille  of  Bockyng  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     6  acres  of  land  in  Henham. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Nicholas.     Cons.  iocs. 

1547.  Mich.     Richard  de  Salyng,  citizen  of  London,  and  Thomas  de  Burgh, 
pi.     Thomas  Grenehode  of  Lynton  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and 

n£  acres  of  land  in  Walden   and   Littelbury.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  Richard.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1548.  Mich.     Roger  Keterych  and  John  Kempe,  pi.     John  Lincoln,  citizen 
-and  goldsmith  of  London,  and  Lettice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  toft,  34  acres 
•of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  5  acres  of  pasture  and  40^.  rent  in  Fynchyngfeld  and 
Great  Berdefeld.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.    Cons.  20  marks. 

1549.*  Eas.  Thomas  Morice  of  London  and  Cecily  his  wife,  pi.  by  William 
Kele  in  her  place.  Henry  Sutton  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  8  acres  of  meadow  in 
Westhamme  and  Stratford  Langthorn.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs 
•of  Thomas.  Cons.  10  marks. 

1550.  Mich.  Robert  Greynesby  and  Walter  Eustas,  pi.  John  Moveroun 
and  Beatrice  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  152  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow, 
2  acres  of  wood,  80  acres  of  marsh,  IDS.  lod.  rent  and  a  third  part  of  i  messuage 
in  Brightlyngeseye,  Great  Bromlegh  and  Fratyng.  Def.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of 
pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  Robert. 


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1368. 

1551.  Mich.     John  Haukwode  the  elder,  pi.     John  Holkham  and  Katharine- 
his  wife.  def.     2  messuages.  128  acres  of  land.  10  acres  of  meadow,  12  acres  of 
pasture,  2  acres  of  alder,  2  acres  of  wood  and  6s.  8d.  rent  in  Hythyngham  Sibille, 
Gosfeld  and  Bockyngg.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  200 
marks. 

1552.  Morrow  of  Pur.     Thomas  Neweman  of  Theydon  Gernoun,  pi.     John 
Tewyng,  citizen  and  fishmonger  of  London,  and  Alice  his  wife,  def      i  messuage, 
20  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Theyden  Gernoun.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

J553-  Morrow  of  Pur.  SimonPeche.pl.  Adam  Adam  and  A  lice  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  and  4^  acres  of  land  in  Great  Waltham.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.  Cons.  10  marks. 

1554  Eas.  John  Aubrey,  Felicia  late  the  wife  of  John  Pentrie  and  Thomas- 
de  Hanamstede,  pi.  Nicholas  de  Marynes  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage, 
140  acres  of  land,  20  acres  of  meadow  and  85.  lod.  rent  in  Westhamme.  Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.  Cons.  100  marks. 

:555-  Quin.  of  Hil.  Nicholas  de  Bures,  pi.  Michael  de  Bures  and  Mary  his- 
wife,  def.  i  messuage,  i  mill,  300  acres  of  land,  24  acres  of  meadow,  100  acres 
of  pasture,  10  acres  of  wood,  20  acres  of  alder  and  6os.  rent  in  Bergholt  and 
Fordham.  Def.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  pi.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc., 
with  reversion  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 

1556.*  Eas.  William  Richewode  of  Saltecote,  pi.  John  Eyr  of  Goldhangre 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  and  i  acre  of  land  in  Saltecote.  Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  10  marks. 

1557.  Mich.     Ralph  Wymund,  pi.    John  Fort  of  Sandon  and  Alice  his  wife, 
def      ii  acres  of  land  in  Sandon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons. 
10  marks. 

1558.  Eas.  and  Mich.     John  Dawe  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.     John  Miche  and 
Isabel  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and    16  acres   of  land  in   Estmerseye.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  20  marks. 

*559-  Mich.  Robert  Botiller  and  William  Colbayn,  pi.  Ralph  Folk  of 
Lyndesele  and  Fina  his  wife  and  John  Humfray  of  Lyndesele  and  Ivetta  his  wife, 
def.  i  messuage,  44  J  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  pasture  in  Lyndesele.  PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  100  marks. 

1560.  Eas.  and  Mich.     John  atte  Hagh  of  Copeford  and  Margaret  his  wife,, 
pi.     Thomas  Southoo  of  Fyngrynghoo  and  Crist ina  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage 
and  26  acres  of  land  in  Fordham.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

1561.  Mich.     Simon  Heygate  of  Sandon  and  John  atte  Havene.  pi.     Hugh 
Chamberlayn  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     n  acres  of  land  and  3  acres  of  meadow  in- 
Sandon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Simon.     Cons   20  marks. 

1562.  Eas.  and  Mich.     Bartholomew  Baccote,  pi.     Thomas  Reyne  and  Maud 
his    wife,    def.     i    messuage    and    18   acres  of  land   in   Northbemflete.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1563.  Mich.     Roger  Noon  of  Heyestre,  pi.     John  Yongwyne  of  Neuport  and 
Alice  his  wife,  def.     i    messuage,    30  acres   of    land,    2  acres   of  meadow   and 
iA  acres  of  wood  in  Rothyng  Aythrop.     PL  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords      Cons.  20  marks. 

1564.  Mich.     Nicholas  atte  Style,  pi.     Thomas  Hook  of  Haveryng  atte  Boure, 
'  carpentere,"  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  16  acres  of  land  in 
Inulyngherst.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1565.  Mich.     Robert  Herdes,  pi.     Rnbert  Pencrich  and  Katharine  his  wife 
and  Seman  Bulbek  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  nressuage,  170  acres  of  land,  8  acres 
of  meadow,  10  acres  of  alder  and  12  acres  of  pasture  in  Elmested,  Fratyng  and 
Alisford.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 


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1368 

1566.  Eas    and    Mich.     Richard    Tannere    and     Katharine    his    wife    and 
John  Aylward  and  Ellen  his  wife,  pi.     Hugh  Clerk  of  Botekesham  and  Katharine 
his  wife,  def.     7  acres  of  land  in  \Vytham.     Def  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs 
of  Richard.     Cons.  10  marks 

1567.  Mich.     Walter  Germayn,  pi.     Thomas  Hook  of  Haveryng  atte  Boure, 
'carpenter,'  and  Margcn1  his  wife,  def.     8  acres   of  land    in    Kelwedou.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  2os. 

1568.  Eas.  and  Mich.     Walter  Kyng,  pi.     Bartholomew  Byrchoo  and  Alice 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Southmenstre.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his 
heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1569.  Quin.  of  Hil.  and  Mich.     Ralph  Warenger,  pi      John  Parker  and  Maud 
his  wife,  def.     6  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow  and  8d.  rent  in  Great  Waltham. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  with  the  homage  and  service  of  John 
Prentys  of  Great  Waltham  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

The  following  note  for  42  Edward  III  appears  to  have  been  engrossed,  but  the 
corresponding  Foot  is  now  missing: 

Oct.  of  Pur.  Edmund  Peverel,  pi.  Robert  la  Souche  and  Margaret  his  wife, 
def.  i  messuage,  340  acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  meadow,  50  acres  of  pasture,  2(X 
acres  of  wood  and  505.  rent  in  Westhanyngfeld.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi  and  his 
heirs  whatever  they  had  for  the  life  of  Margaret,  and  for  this  pi.  granted  that  he 
and  his  heirs  will  render  10  marks  yearly  to  def.  for  the  life  of  Margaret,  with 
power  of  distraint. 

DIVERS   COUNTIES. 

684.  Eas.  John  de  Cavendissh  and  Andrew  de  Cavendissh,  pi.  Richard  de 
Cavendissh  and  Juliana  his  wife  and  William  Chaumberleyn  and  Ctisttna  his  wifer 
def.  Two  parts  of  30  acres  of  land  and  2  knights'  fees  in  Cavendissh,  Chippeleye, 
Bernardeston,  Stradeselle  and  Stanesfeld  and  of  the  advowson  of  the  priory  of 
Chippeleye,  co.  Suffolk,  and  two  parts  of  the  manor  of  Pentelowe  and  of  the 
advowson  of  the  church  of  Pentelowe,  co.  Essex.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  John.  Cons.  200  marks. — Suffolk,  Essex. 

1369. 

688.  Oct.  of  Hil.  The  same  pi.  John  de  Glemesford  and  Beatrice  his  wifer 
def.  The  third  parts  of  the  same.  Def.  quitclaimed  topi,  and  the  heirs  of  John. 
Cons.  100  marks. — Essex,  Suffolk. 


43   EDWARD   III. 


COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

1570.  Mich.,  42  Edward  III.,  and  Eas,  43  Edward  III.     John  Wynter.  pi. 
John  Broun  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  14  acres  of  land  and  i  acre 
of  meadow  in  Bures  St.  Mary.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

1571.  Mich.,  42  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  43  Edward  III.     John  Olyver,  Robert 
Chaumberleyn  'and  Ralph  Waryn,  pi.     Robert  Cook  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  60  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  8  acres  of  pasture  and  35    rent 
in  Dedham.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1572.  Eas.     John  Stoke  of  Theyden  Gernoun    and    Robert    Fox,    clerk,  pi. 
Nicholas  Andreu  of  Theyden  Gernoun  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.      i  messuage  and 
10  acres  of  land  in  Theyden  Gernoun.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 


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1369 

1573.  Eas.     Henry   de    Coggeshale,   'chivaler,'    pi.    John   son    of   John    de 
Goldyngton,  knight,  and  Joyce  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Sturmere  and  the 
advowson  of  the  church  of  that  manor.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  200  marks. 

1574.  Eas      Robert  Normandie,  pi.     Stephen  Hoghton  and  Fiona  his  wife, 
def.     A  third  part  of  80  acres  of  land  and  4^    rent  in  Bures  St.  Mary.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1575.  Morrow  of  Pur.  and  Eas.     Roger  de  Wolfreston,  Andrew,  parson  of 
•Chelmeton,  John  Hardyng   of  Manytre,  Thomas    Bole   of   Manytre   and  John 
Gernoun  of  Manytre,  pi.     John  Clerk  of  Esthorp  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  and  IDS.  rent  in  Mistelegh.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Andrew  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1370. 

1576.  Mich   and  Oct.  of  Hil.     Peter  de  Ereswelle  of  Southweld  and  Walter 
-de  Southous  of  London,  pi.     John  Busshe  of  Haveryng  and  Alice  his  wife,  def. 

i  messuage,  40  acres  of  land,  i    acre   of  meadow  and  20  acres  of  pasture   in 
Southweld.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Walter.     Cons.  100  marks. 


1577.  Eas.     John  Lovekyn  and  John  Sewale,  pi.     John  WTasp  and  Agatha  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Coggeshale.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Sewale  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1578.  Eas.     John  atte  Noke  of  Great  Leghes,  pi.     Thomas  Tumour  of  Great 
Leghes  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     26  acres  of  land,  i  rood  of  meadow  and  a  moiety 
•of  i  messuage,  i  acre  of  land  and  i  acre  of  wood  in  Great  Leghes,  Terlyng  and 
Borham.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1579  Eas.  William  Germayn  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  John  Lok  and  Joan  his 
wife,  def.  i  messuage  and  24  acres  of  land  in  Staundon.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
.and  the  heirs  of  William.  Cons.  100  marks. 

1580.  Mich.     Robert  le  Herde  of  Great  Berdefeld,  pi.     Richard  Hood  of 
Fynchyngfeld  and  Juliana  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Great  Berdefeld.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1581.  Mich.     Peter  de  Lacy,  clerk,  pi.     Adam  Edmund  and  Isabel  his  wife, 
xlef.     i  messuage,  80  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  wood  and  35.  rent  in  Creshale.     PI. 
and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1582.  Mich.     John   Howe  of  Dodyngherst  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.     William 
atte  Wode  of  Shenefeld  and  Cecily  his  wife,  def.     4$  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of 
meadow  in  Dodyngherst  and  Shenefeld.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs 
of  John.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1583.  Eas.  and  Mich.     Walter  Euenot.pl.     John  Heyr  of  Rammynggeseye 
and  Lucv  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  9  acres  of  land  in  Goldhangre.     PL  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1584.  Mich.     Michael  Aunger,  pi.     Richard  Stacy  and  Joan  his   wife,  def. 
i    messuage  in   Chelmersford.     Def.   quitclaimed   to  pi.   and  his  heirs.     Cons. 
10  marks. 

1585.  Trin.  and  Mich.     William  Wolnett,  pi.     John  atte  Watereand  Aniy  his 
wife,  def      n  acres  of  land  and  3  roods  of  meadow  in  Little  Waltham  and  Great 
Waltham.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  loos. 

^1586.  Mich.  Robert  Boxford,  citizen  and  draper  of  London,  pi.  Richard 
Thebaud  of  Wykham  St.  Paul  and  Lettice  his  wife,  d'ef.  i  messuage  and  i  garden 
in  Halstede.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  10  marks. 

1587.  Mich.  Robert  de  Kedyton  and  Geoffrey  de  Hunden,  pi.  John  de 
Bollesore  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.  The  manor  of  Little  Sampford  and  the 
advowson  of  the  church  of  the  same  town.  Def.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Margery. 


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1369. 

1588.  Quin.  of  Hil.     Alban  Frere,  pi.     Kichard  \Vyj-ht  and  Margaret  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage,  76  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  4  acres  of  pasture  and  85. 
rent  in  Bokkyng.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1589.  Trin.     William   Wormele   of   Stanford    Ryvers,  pi.     John    Albyne  of 
Writle  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  26  acres  of  land,  ij  acres  of  meadow 
and  2S.  rent  in  Stanford  Ky  vers.     Def.  quitclaimed  whatever  they  had  for  the  life 
of  Joan  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1590.  Trin.     Thomas  Priour,  knight,  pi.     John  de  Felstede  and  /can  his  wifer 
def.     10  acres  of  land  in  Kellewedon.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

1591.  Trin      Thomas  Gynour  of  Dounham,  pi.     John  Hostiler  and  Isabel  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  8  acres  of  land  in  Dounham.     Def.  quitclaimed  topi, 
and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1592.  Trin.     Robert  Wheler  of  Brounfeld  and  Walter  Wheler,  pi.     Walter 
Lurk  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages  and  12  acres  of  land  in  Little  Waltham. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1593.  Trin.     William  Laurens  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.     John  Arnold  of  Great 
Dunmowe  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  8  acres  of  land  and  \  acre  of 
meadow  in  Eyston  atte  Monte.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

1594.  Eas.    John  Petyt  of  Great  Horkysleygh  and  Thomas  Morys  of  Neylond, 
pi.    James  Burlere  of  Great  Horkysleygh  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.    2  messuages, 
4   acres    i£  roods  of  land   and    i  acre  of  meadow    in  Great  Horkysleygh  and 
Neylond.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  20  marks. 

T595-  Trin.  John  Camberleyn  of  Thaxstede,  pi.  John  Kent  of  Thaxstede 
and  Juliana  his  wife  and  John  Shethere  of  Thaxstede  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  i 
messuage  in  Thaxstede.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  10- 
marks. 

1596  *  Trin.  John  de  Nevill  of  Raby,  '  chivaler,'  pi.  by  William  de  Blakeden. 
Nicholas  Alre  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.  30  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow,  i 
acre  of  pasture,  i  acre  of  wood  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Arkeden.  Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  20  marks. 

1597.  Mich.     John  Draper,   parson  of  Berneston,  and  John  Lepyngdon   of 
Great  Dunmawe,  pi.     Simon  Pecche  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i 
mill,  1 80  acres  of  land,  12  acres  of  meadow,  52  acres  of  pasture,  465.  rent  and  a 
rent  of  3  capons  in  Bromfeld,  Plesseth,  Great  Waltham  and  Little  Waltham. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Lepyngdon.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1598.  Trin.     John  Warner  of  Terlyng  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  in  her 
place.     Nicholas  Ultyng  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  80  acres  of  land,  2 
acres  of  meadow,  2  acres  of  wood  and  45.  rent  in  Terlyng.     PI.  to  hold  for  their 
lives  of  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Joan,  rendering  405.  yearly,  viz.,  IDS.  at  Michael- 
mas, Christmas,  the  Annunciation  and  the  Nat.  of  St.  J.B.,  and  doing  to  the  chief 
lords  all  services,  with  successive  remainders  to  Thomas  their  son  for  life  and  to 
Isabel  his  sister  for  life,  and  reversion  to  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Joan.     Cons. 
100  marks. 

1599.  Mich.     Thomas   Tirel,   'chivaler,'    and   Alice   his   wife,    pi.      Walter 
Boghurst  and  Eleanor  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Rammesden  Gray  and  the 
advowson  of  the  church  of  the  same  manor.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons.  200  marks. 

1600.  Eas.     Reynald  Somenour  of  Great  Peryndon,  pi.     Thomas  Crouche- 
man  of  Herlawe  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  8  acres  of  land  and   i 
acre  of  pasture  in  Epyng  and  Great  Peryndon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his 
heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1601.  Mich.     Thomas  Blount,  pi.     Simon  Wynter  of  London,  'goldsmyth,' 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  21  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  meadow  in 
Botolvesperye.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks 


j^S  FEET    OF    FIXES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1369 

1602.  Quin.  of  Hil.     John  Frytheman  of  Storteford,  pi.     William   Martyn 
and  Edith  his  wife,  def.     10  acres  of  land  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Halyng- 
bery  and  Storteford.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10 
marks. 

1603.  Morrow   of   Pur.    and    Eas.     Richard   Proufot  of  Terlyng,  pi.     John 
Toppyngho   the   younger,  citizen  of   London,   and  Katharine  his  wife,   def.     i 
messuage,  50  acres  of  land  and  5  acres  of  pasture  in  Hatfeld  Peverell      PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1604.  Trin.     JohnDukandKatharinehiswife.pl.     John  Martyn,  chaplain, 
and  Richard  Duk  of  Walden,  def.     The  manors  of  Wyditon  and  Shortegrove 
and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  Wyditon.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John  Duk. 

1605.  Trin.     Robert   Chaumberlayn,    pi.     William    Cook   of   Langham    and 
Roesia  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  44  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  6  acres  of 
pasture  aud  25.  rent  in  Langham.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons. 
100  marks. 

1606.  Trin.     Walter  Cukkook  of  Rewenhale,  pi.    John  Botere  the  younger 
and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  i  messuage  and  16  acres  of  land  in 
Little  Badewe.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1607.  Same  date.     John  Botere  the  yonnger  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.    John 
Bagerouke  of  Rewenhale  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  i  messuage  and 
16  acres  of  land  in  Little  Badewe.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John. 
Cons   10  marks. 

1608.  Mich.     John  Redham  of  Berkyng  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.     Henry  Cok 
of  Berkyng  and  Thomas  Bene,  chaplain,  def.     i  messuage  and  6  acres  of  land  in 
Berkyng.     PI.    to  hold  for  their  lives  of   the   chief   lords,   with  remainder  to 
William  Mokeroun  of  Writle  and  his  heirs. 

1609.  Quin.  of  Hil.     Thomas  de  Maundevill  the  younger,  '  chivaler,'  John 
Fabel,  Edmund  Helpeston  and  John  Kempe  of  Fynchyngfeld,  pi.     Thomas  de 
Maundevill  the  elder,  knight,  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Brom- 
feld  and  6  acres  of  land  and  i8d.  rent  in  Bromfeld.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons.  200  marks. 

1610.  Mich.     Edmund    Herde  of  Branketre  and   Juliana  his  wife.   pi.    by 
Robert  Rikedon  in  her  place.     John  Freysel  of  Branketre  and  Margery  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage  in  Branketre      PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Edmund  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

DIYERS    COUNTIES. 

696.  Trin.  John  Meller,  clerk,  John  Baker  of  Cobham  and  Richard  Sonee  of 
Derteford,  pi.  Thomas  de  Cobeham  of  Rundale  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.  3 
messuages,  i  mill,  320  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  400  acres  of  pasture,  14 
acres  of  wood,  aos.  rent  and  a  rent  of  2  cocks  and  8  hens  in  Wrotham,  Trottes- 
clyve,  Adynton,  Rierssh,  Seyntemaricreye.  Paulynescreye,  Orpynton  and  Chisel- 
herst.  co.  Kent,  14  messuages,  158  acres  of  land,  18  acres  of  meadow,  10  acres  of 
pasture  and  2os.  rent  in  Stebbynheth,  Brambele,  Hamme  and  Hakeneye,  co. 
Middlesex,  and  8  acres  of  meadow  in  Stratefordelangethorn,  co.  Essex.  Def. 
and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  to  hold  the  property  in  Kent  of  the  chief  lords,  and  def. 
and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  the  residue  of  the  chief  lords,  with  re- 
mainder to  the  heirs  of  Maud. — Kent,  Middlesex,  Essex. 

699.  Mich.  John  Knyvet,  '  chivaler,'  Nicholas  Styuecle,  Philip  Melreth, 
clerk,  and  Clement  Spice,  pi.  John  de  Goldyngton  and  Joyce  his  wife,  clef  A 
thud  part  of  the  manor  of  Blatherwyk.  co.  Northampton,  a  third  part  of  the 
manor  of  Colne  Engayne  and  of  two  parts  of  the  manor  of  Nottele,  co.  Essex,  a 
third  part  of  two  parts  of  the  manor  of  Haleweton,  co.  Leicester,  and  a  third 
part  of  two  parts  of  the  manor  of  Dylyngton.  co.  Huntingdon.  Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Philip.  Cons' 300  marks — Northampton,  Essex,  Leices- 
ler.  Huntingdon. 


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COUNTY    OP    ESSEX 


1611.  Trin..  43  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,  44  Edward  III.    Robert  d«  Swynborn. 
•chivaler,'  John  de  Rocwod,  Adam  Cook,  William,  vicar  of  Wethermondeford. 
and  John  Prest,  chaplain,  pi.     John  son  of  John  de  Golclyngton,  'chivaler,'  and 
Joyce  his  wife,  def.     A  third  part  of  the  manor  of  Perstede,  which  Humphrey  de 
Weston  holds  for  life.     PL  and  the  heirs  of  John  de  Kocwod  to  hold  the  re- 
mainder of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  ioo/. 

1612.  Trin.     John  Straunge  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  pi.     Henry  Hauvyle  and 
Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  65  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  4  acres 
of  pasture,  4  acres  of  wood  and  35.  rent  in  Walden.     Def.  quitclaimed  whatever 
they  had  for  the  life  of  Margaret  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Elizabeth.     Cons.  20 
marks. 

1371. 

1613.  Mich,    and    Oct.    of   Hil.      Thomas   de   Hemyngton,   pi.      Robert   de 
Bayouse,  knight,  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Fynchyngfeld  called 
*  the  Oldhalle,'  which  Simon  de  Snyterton  holds  for  life  by  the  law  of  England 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  200  marks. 

1614  Mich,  and  Oct.  of  Hil.  Clement  Spice  and  John  de  Neuport  the 
younger,  pi.  Geoffrey  Sagor  and  Joan  his  wife  and  Thomas  Deth  of  Claketon 
and  Castania  his  wife,  def.  3  messuages,  2  shops,  97  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of 
wood  and  4  acres  of  alder  in  the  town  of  St.  Osyth's.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
Clement  to  hold  the  messuages,  i  shop,  the  land,  wood  and  alder  of  the  chief 
lords,  and  also  the  remainder  of  i  shop  which  Joan  Therne  holds  for  life.  Cons. 
100  marks. 

1370. 

1615.  Eas.     John  Spicer,  clerk,  and  William  Prentys  of  Chelmersford,  pi. 
Thomas  Chunch  and  Lucy  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages  in  Mulsham.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1616.  Trin.     Robert  atte  Cherche,  pi.     John  Wysman  and  Agnes  his  wife, 
•def.     i  messuage,  24  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow  and  £  acre  of  wood  in 
Little  Hallyngbury  and  Sabrichesford.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

1617.  Trin.     John  Blacche  of  Waleden,  pi.      John  Neweman  of  Waleden, 
4  smyth,"  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Waleden.     Def.  quitclaimed  to 
p.l.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1371. 

1618.  Oct.   of  Hil.      Thomas  Ostiler  of  Chelmersford,   pi.      Edmund   de 
Bendissh  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i    messuage  and  3  shops  in  Chelmersford. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1370. 

1619.  Eas.     William  Hamond  of  Reylegh,  pi.     Thomas  Broun  of   Reylegh 
and  Avice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  18  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  wood  in 
Reylegh.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1620.  Eas.      William   son   of    John    Cattemere  of  Waleden,    pi.      Gilbert 
Mokkyng,  citizen  and  fishmonger  of  London,  and  Rose  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage, 
i  garden  and  i|  acres  of  land  in  Waleden.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

1621.  Trin.     John  Halle  and  Mary  his  wife,  pi.     William  Ratlisden  and  Joan 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Colcestre.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
Mary.     Cons.  10  marks. 


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1370. 

1622.  Eas.  and  Trin.  Ralph  Prille  and  Cecily  his  wife,  pi.  John  Rede  and 
Agnes  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  and  2  acres  of  land  in  Bockyngg.  Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Ralph.  Cons.  20  marks. 

1623  Trin.  John  Pollard  and  Lettice  his  wife,  pi.  Thomas  Sandon  of 
Maldon  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  in  Maldon.  Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.  Cons.  10  marks. 

1624.  Trin.     Thomas  Proudfoot  of  Terlyng,  pi.     Gilbert  Lilleford  of  Terlyng 
and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  12  acres  of  land  and  4  acres  of  pasture 
in  Terlyng  and  Great  Leghes.     Def  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10 
marks. 

1625.  Trin.     John    Monek   of   Berkyng   and    Sarah    his   wife,    pi.     William 
Wynselawe  of  London  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     7  acres  of  land  in  Berkyng.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  loos. 

1626.  Eas.   and  Trin.     Edmund   Bendissh  and  William   de  Benyngton,  pi. 
John  Proudman  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  160  acres  of  land,  5  acres 
of  meadow,  5  acres  of  wood,  6d.  rent  and  a  rent  of  lib.  of  cumin  in  Bumstede  ad 
Turrim,  which  Joan  late  the  wife  of  Roger  Ethum  holds  for  life.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  Edmund  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1.627.  Trin.  Walter  Doget,  citizen  and  vintner  of  London,  and  Alice  his  wife, 
pi.  by  Walter  de  Warnham  in  her  place.  William  de  Lymbergh  of  Westhamme,. 
co.  Essex,  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  2^  acres  of  meadow  in  Westhamme.  PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  Walter  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  10  marks. 

1628.  Mich.  John  Breustere  of  Earl's  Bumpsted,  pi.  Thomas  Tredebaas  of 
Earl's  Bumpsted  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.  13  acres  of  land  in  Earl's  Bumpsted. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  20  marks. 

1629.*  Eas.  and  Mich.  Robert  de  Goldyngton,  pi.  Roger  Redleye  of 
Terlyng  and  Cecily  his  wife,  def.  4  messuages,  2  tofts,  430  acres  of  land,  9  acres- 
of  meadow,  58  acres  of  pasture,  30^  acres  of  wood,  6os.  rent  and  a  rent  of  7 
capons  in  Terlyng,  Fairstede,  Borham,  Spryngefeld  and  Great  Leyghes.  PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  i  messuage,  i  toft,  40  acres  of  land,  i  rood  of  meadow  and  i  acre 
of  wood  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  remainders  of  two  parts  of  3  messuages, 
i  toft,  390  acres  of  land,  8  acres  3  roods  of  meadow,  29^  acres  of  wood  and  the 
pasture  and  rent,  which  Walter  Cherteseye  and  Margery  his  wife  hold  for  her 
life,  and  of  the  third  part  of  the  same,  which  they  hold  for  the  life  of  Agnes  wife 
of  William  Nowers,  and  for  the  life  of  Margery,  if  she  survive  Agnes.  Cons. 
400  marks.  This  agreement  was  made  in  the  presence  of  Walter  and  Margery, 
and  they  did  fealty. 

1630.  Mich.     William  Coteler  of  Thaxstede,  pi.     John  de  Boyton  of  Thax- 
stede  and  Cnstina,  his  wife,  def.     i  shop  and  9  acres  of  land  in  Thaxstede.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1631.  Mich.     John  Mewe  of  Bishop's  Wokyndon,  pi.     John  Placidacy  and 
Margery  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  5  acres  of  land  in  Bishop's  Wokyndon. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1632.  Mich.     Stephen  Moryce  of  Fyfhyde  the  elder,  pi.     William  Cook  of 
London,  '  webbe,1  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  toft  and  3  acres  of  land  in  Mourton. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1633.  Mich.    William  Totham  of  Canewedon,  pi.    William  Chene,  '  chivaler,' 
and  Joan  his  wife,   def.     2  messuages,  6  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  pasture  and 
170  acres  of  marsh  in  Pritewell  and  Canewedon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1634.  Trin.    and  Mich.     Henry  Taillour  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.     Gregory 
Gippe  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     6  acres  of  land  in  Nastoke.     Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Henry.     Cons.   10  marks. 

1635.  Eas.     Thomas  Houlot,  pi.     William  Dovere  and  Ellen  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  and  16  acres  of  land  in  Little  Reyne.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs     Cons.  10  marks 


KKKT    OF    KINKS    FOR    ESSEX.  l6l 

1370. 

1636.  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Eas.     Roger  atte   Steyle  and   Thomas   Pedegru   of 
Wylynghale,  pi.  by  John  Neuport.     Richard  atte  Watere  and  Margery  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage  and  4^  acres  of  land  in  Wylynghale  Doo.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
Thomas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1637.  Eas.     WalterSpringoldofWodham.pl.     Thomas  Wrench  of  Maldon 
and  Alice  his  wife,  def.      i  messuage  in  Maldon.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1638.  Eas.     Richard  Wyntirflod  of  Little  Berdefeld,  pi.     John  Roo  of  Great 
Berdefeld  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     4  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  pasture  in  Little 
Berdefeld.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Con.  10  marks. 

1639  Mich.  Peter  atte  Crouch  of  Great  Badewe,  pi.  William  Martyn  of 
Hotcm  and  Agatha  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  70  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of 
meadow,  3  acres  of  wood  and  35.  \d.  rent  in  Westhanyngefeld.  PI.  and  his  heirs 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  100  marks. 

1640.  Quin.  of  Hil.     Richard  Lyghtfoot  of  Chelmersford  and  Margaret  his 
wife,   pi.     John  Aunketyn  of  Billiryka  and  Felicia  his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of 

1  messuage  in  Chelmersford.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Margaret. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

1371- 

1641.  Mich,  and    Oct.  of  Hil.     William  Blakewyn  of  Stebbyng,  pi.     John 
Trussell  of  Takelegh  and  Sarah  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  20  acres  of  land, 

2  acres  of  meadow  and  6d.  rent  in  Stebbyng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his 
heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1370. 

1642.  Mich.     John  Roger  of  Southbemflete,  '  shipwright,'  pi.     John  son  of 
Simon   Werdeman   of   Southbemflete  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i    messuage   in 
Southbemflete.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1643.  Mich.     Thomas   de    Staple,    pi.      Nicholas   Golofre,    •  chivaler,'    and 
Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     140  acres  of  marsh  in  Great  Sutton  and  Northshobery. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1644.  Mich.    William  Bars  of  Southbemflete,  pi.   /oAnRogerofSouthbemflete, 
1  shipwright,'    and    Maud   his   wife,    def.       i    messuage   and   i   acre  of  land  in 
Southbemflete.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

DIVERS   COUNTIES. 

710.  Mich.  Master  John  Goderich  and  Eleanor  his  wife,  pi.  John  de 
Clynton,  knight,  and  Joan  his  wife,  Adam  de  Lymbergh,  clerk,  Robert  Sothill 
and  John  Bosoun,  chaplain,  def.  The  manors  of  Thorngobaud,  co.  York, 
Ryngesdon  and  Leuesyngham,  co.  Lincoln,  Fletewyk,  co.  Bedford,  Brendhall, 
co.  Essex,  and  Louseby,  co.  Leicester.  Def.  acknowledged  the  manors  to  be  the 
right  of  Eleanor.  And  for  this  pi.  granted  the  manors  of  Fletewyk  and 
Thorngobaud,  except  20  acres  of  meadow  in  the  manor  of  Thorngobaud,  to  John 
de  Clynton  and  Joan  to  hold  for  the  life  of  Joan  of  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Eleanor, 
rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Eleanor. — York, 
Lincoln,  Bedford,  Essex,  Leicester. 


45   EDWARD   III. 


1371.  COUNTY   OF   ESSEX. 

1645.*  Mich.,  43  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,  45  Edward  III.  Thomas  de  Legh 
and  Anne  his  wife  and  Thomas  Sender  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  pi.  by  William 
Dannebury  in  place  of  Thomas  Sender  and  Elizabeth.  Robert  de  Greynesby 
and  Walter  Eustas,  def.  i  messuage,  152  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  2 
acres  of  wood,  80  acres  of  marsh,  IDS.  lod.  rent  and  a  third  part  of  i  messuage 


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1371. 

in  Bryghtlyngeseye,  Great  Bromlegh  and  Fratyng,  which  John  Moveroun  and 
Beatrice  his  wife  hold  for  life.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Anne  to  hold  the  remainder 
of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  100  marks.  This  agreement  was  made  in  the  presence 
of  John  and  Beatrice,  and  they  did  fealty. 

1646.  Mich.,  44  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  45  Edward  III.  Thomas  de  Roches- 
ford  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  John  Olyver  of  Stanwaye  and  Richard  Whytebred, 
chaplain,  def.  The  manor  of  Ledenrothyng.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  John  Dorward  and 
Elizabeth  daughter  of  Thomas  de  Rochesford  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and 
to  the  right  heirs  of  Thomas. 

1647  Mich.,  44  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,  45  Edward  III.     Thomas  Spakman, 
vicar  of  Michelstowe,  Walter  Legat,  vicar  of  Dovercourt,  Adam  Waryn  and  John 
del  Halle  of  Colcestre,  pi.  by  John  Neuport  in  place  of  Thomas,  Walter  and 
Adam.    John  de  Ruly  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     3  messuages,  200  acres  of  land, 
i  acre  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  marsh  and  i6s.  rent  in  Michelstowe.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  del  Halle.     Cons.  200  marks. 

1648  Trin.     Master  John  de  Torkeseye,  clerk,  William  de  Mirfeld,  clerk,  and 
John  Beauteyn,  clerk,  pi.     William  de  Wyncelowe,  citizen  and  tailor  of  London, 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Berkyng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1649.  Trin.     William  atte  Wodeof  Estilbury,  pi.     Robert  Fordman  and  Joan 
his  wife,  def.     £  acre  of  land  in  Estilbury.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  405. 

1650.  Oct.    of  Pur.     John   Laurence   of  Asshedon,   pi.     Walter  Bakere  of 
Haverhull  and  Juliana  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  3  acres  of  land  in  Asshedon. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  loos. 

1651.  Eas.     Johnjurdan.pl.     John  Longe  of  Little  Waltham  and  Joan  his 
wife,  Henry  Donmore  of  London  and  Sabina  his  wife  and  Elizabeth  daughter  of 
William  Jurdan,  def.     34  acres  of  land  in  Leyghs.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1652.  Eas.  and  Mich.     John  Curteys,  '  webbe.'  of  Great  Leghes,  pi.     Thomas 
atte  Persones  of  Great  Leghes  aud  Joan  his  wife,  def.      i  messuage,  4  acres  of 
land  and  i  acre  of  pasture  in  Great  Leghes.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

1653.  Eas.     John  Long  of  Sturmere,  pi.     Henry  Curtays  and  Alice  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage,  28  acres  of  land  and  6  acres  of  meadow  in  Sturmere,  Haverel 
and  Bumstede.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1654.  Mich.     William  Oseward  of  Chelmersford,  pi.     Geoffrey  Priour  and 
Emma  his  wife,  def.     i  shop  in  Chelmersford.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi  and  his 
heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1655.  Eas.     John  Sewalle  of  Coggeshale,    Robert  Knechebole  and  Robert 
Yutte,  clerk,  pi.     Richard  Palmere  of  London  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     A  third 
part  of  2  messuages,  i  toft,  300  acres  of  land,  20  acres  of  meadow,  53  acres  of 
pasture,  2  acres  of  wood,  and  4^.  55.  rent  in  Pateswyke,  Stystede  and  Bokkynge. 
Def.  quitclaimed  whatever  they  had  in  dower  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

1656.  Eas.     Bartholomew  Backote  of  Thundersle,  pi.     Simon  Screvayn  and 
Beatrice  his  wife  and  John  Derby  of  Alvythele  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage, 
24  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  wood  and  2  acres  of  meadow  in  Thundersle.     PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  2o/. 

1657.  Mich.     John  Reed  of  Maldon,  pi.     Thomas  Maldon  and  Joan  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage  in  Maldon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs      Cons.  10 
marks. 

1658.  Trin.     William  Galand  of  Berkyng,  pi.     Thomas  Skynner  of  London 
and  Constant!  his  wife.  def.     i  messuage  and  n£  acres  of  land  in  Berkyng.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 


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1371. 

1659.  Trin.     Andrew   Alman    of    Great    Berdefeld,   pi.     John    Needhom   of 
•Great  Berdefeld  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     2  acres  of  meadow  and  3  acres  of 
pasture  in  Great  Berdefeld  and  Little  Sampford.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1660.  Eas.     Richard  Garland,  clerk,  pi.     Richard  Pollard  of  Dannebury  and 
Margaret   his  wife,  def.     i    messuage   and   7  acres  of   land  in   Dannebury   and 
Sandon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1661.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John  Westwyk  of  Halstecle,  pi.     Saier  Tannere  of 
Halstede  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Halstede.     Def.  quitclaimed 
-whatever  they  had  for  the  life  of  Alice  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1662.  Eas.     Gilbert  Burgeys,  pi.     John  Mokkyng  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i 
messuage  and  3  shops  in  Colcestre.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

1663.  Eas.     John  Thurleston  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.     John  Beledon  and  Joan 
his  wife,  def.     i  toft,  28  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  meadow  in  Stifford.    PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1664.  Trin.     Thomas  I'ortour,  '  fauconer,' pi      Osbert  de  Warle  and  Amice 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and   i  garden  in  Waltham  Holy  Cross.     Def    quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons    10  marks. 

1665.  Trin.     Joan   late  the  wife  of   Thomas  Smyth  of   Berkyng,  pi.     John 
Kyng  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Berkyng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  her  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1666.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Robert  de  Cressewyk,  Richard  Duk  and  William  de 
Cressewyk,  pi.     John  Southam  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     A  third  part  of  8 
messuages,  6  shops,  180  acres  of  land,  27  acres  of  meadow,  38  acres  of  pasture 
and  i6s  rent  in  Spryngfeld,  Chelmersford,  Writele  and  Bromfeld.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  the  third  part  of  7  messuages,  the  shops,  173  acres  of 
land,  the  meadow,  pasture  and  rent  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  remainder  of 
the  third  part  of  i   messuage  and  7  acres  of  land  in  Spryngfeld,  which  Agnes 
Pollard  holds  for  life.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1667.*  Eas.,  37  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,  45  Edward  III.  John  Bataille  of 
Maneweden  the  elder,  Thomas  Cramford  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.  by  William 
Colbayn  in  place  of  John  and  Maud.  William  Heycroft  of  Shirborn,  def.  i 
messuage,  100  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  14  acres  of  wood,  14  acres  of 
pasture  and  265.  8d.  rent  in  Heyden,  Cristishale  and  Great  Chisel,  which 
William  de  Potton,  late  parson  of  Heyden,  holds  for  the  life  of  def.  at  a  rent  of 
505.  for  the  first  12  years  and  lol.  for  each  year  following.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
Thomas  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  100  marks. 

1668.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John  Copshef  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.     John  Huchoun 
-of  Fyngrith  and  John  Pykard.  def.     i  messuage,  63  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of 
meadow,  14^.  rent  and  a  rent  of  £lb.  of  pepper  in  Fyngrith.     John  Copshef  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

1669.  Trin.     Robert  de  Norton  and  Edith  his  wife,  pi.     Henry  de  Ware  of 
London,  '  pelleter,'  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  2  tofts,  40  acres  of 
land  and  5  acres  of  meadow  in  Welcomstowe.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1670.  Mich.     John  Dassh  of  Bockyngg  and  John  Goldsmyth  of  Branketre, 
pi.     Robert    Chapman    of   Branketre  and  Alice   his  wife,   def      i   messuage  in 
Branketre.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Dassh  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 

IOCS. 

1671.  Mich.     Peter    Edward   of   Danebery   and   Joan    his   wife,    pi.      John 
Maunche  of  Little  Badewe  and  Edith  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  \  acre  of 
land   in  Danebery.     PI.   and    the   heirs   of   Peter    to   hold   of  the   chief   lords. 
•Cons.  2os. 

1672.  Trin.     Richard  Salyng,  citizen  of  London,  pi.     Edmund  Gissyng  and 
Katharine  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Rouenho.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 


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1371 

1673.  Mich.     John  Raven,  pi.    John  Beaubraas  and  Ilcencia  his  wife,  def. 
A  moiety  of  i  messuage,  60  acres  of  land,  n  acres  of  pasture  and  7  acres  of 
wood  in  Little  Eystans.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.    Cons.  20  marks. 

1674.  Trin,     William  Bryen,  pi.     John  Double  and  Emma  his  wife,  def.     i 
messuage   in  Waltham   Holy  Cross.     Def.  quitclaimed   to  pi.  and   his    heirs. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

1675.  Mich.     Nicholas  Fitz  Richard,  pi.     John  Ledet  and  Margaret  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage,  30  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  meadow  in  Chepyng  Aungre 
and  High  Aungre.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1676.  Eas.  and  Mich.     Robert  Munde  of  Borham,  pi.     Thomas  atte  Fersones- 
of  Great  Leghes  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  27  acres  of  land  in 
Great  Leghes.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1372. 

1677.  Oct.  of  Hil.     Thomas  Tirell,  '  chivaler,'  pi.  by  William  Dannebury, 
John  son  of  John  Osebarn  of  Wakeryng  and  Helewisia  his  wife,  def.     33  acres  of 
land,  2  acres  of  meadow  and  izd.  rent  in  Dounham  and  Southanyfeld.     PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1678.  Mich,  and  Oct.  of  Hil.     John  Broun  of  Rammesden  Belhous  and  Joaa 
his  wife,  pi.     Joceus  Tannere  of  Rammesden  Belhous  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def. 
7  acres  of  land  in  Rammesden  Belhous.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  o£ 
the  chief  lords.     Cons.  2os. 

1679.  Mich,    and   Oct.   of  Hil.     John    Berdefeld   and  Thomas  Sampkyn  of 
Berkyngg,   pi.     Robert   Edward  and  Cecily  his  wife,  def.     30  acres  of  land,  2 
acres  of  pasture  and  475.  g\d.  rent  in  Berkyngg.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to> 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 


46   EDWARD   III. 


COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

1680.  Trin.     John  Spenser  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.    John  Narett  and  Alice  his- 
wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  3  acres  3  roods  of  land  in  Berkyng.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  loos. 

1681.  Trin.     Thomas  atte  Lane  of  Shaldeford,  pi.     Robert  Wilby  and  Isabel 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  i£  acres  of  land  in  Bokkyng.     PI  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  loos. 

1373. 

1682.  Mich,  and  Oct.  of  Hil.     Roger  de  Walden,  clerk,  pi.     John  Arnold  of 
Claveryng  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  toft,  60  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of 
meadow,  6  acres  of  pasture  and  IDS.  rent  in  Claveryng.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1372. 

1683.  Mich.,  45  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,  46  Edward  III.     Roger  de  Wolfers- 
ton  and  Roger  de  March,  pi.     Robert  Bacoun,  'chivaler,'  def.     i  messuage,  200 
acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  meadow,  40  acres  of  pasture,  24  acres  of  wood  and  4/. 
rent  in   Gyngge  Mounteneye.      Def.   to  hold   for  life  of  the  chief  lords,   with 
successive  remainders  to  Eleanor  his  wife  and  the  heirs  male  of  her  body  begotten. 
by  him  and  his  right  heirs. 

1684  Eas.  and  Trin.  John  Panyfader,  pi.  Richard  Wyther  and  Katharine 
his  wife,  def.  32  acres  of  land,  i£  acres  of  meadow,  4^.  rent  and  a  moiety  of 
i  messuage  in  Rothyngg  Beauchaump  and  Rothyngg  Abbesse.  PI.  and  his  heirs 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  20  marks. 


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1372. 

1685.  Trin.     Thomas  VVeylete  of  Wykes  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  by  Robert 
•Chaumberlayn  in  her  place.    John  Godefrey  of  Rameseye  the  younger  and  Amice 
his  wife,  def.     15  acres  of  land  in  Rameseye.     H.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1686.  Mich.,  45  Edward  III.,  and  Eas .,  46  Edward  III.     Thomas  Whot,  pi. 
John  Blyton  of  Colcestre  and  Ellen  his  wife,  def.     -2\  acres  of  meadow,  4$.  rent 
and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Leyr  de  la  Hay.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi  and  his 
heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1687.  Oct.  of  Hil.,  45  Edward  III.,  and   Eas.,  46  Edward   III.     Richard 
Swalowe,  pi.     Geoffrey  Cobbe  of  Great  Bentelegh  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     40 
acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow  and  5  acres  of  wood  in  Great  Bentelegh.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1688.  Trin.     Hugh  de  Badewe,  knight.  John  Aubrey,  citizen  of  London,  and 
John  Philippot,  citizen  of  London,  pi.     William  de  Wotton  and  Margaret  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage,  200  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  13  acres  of  pasture 
and  305.  rent  in  Wodeham  Ferrers  and  Retyndon.      Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  John  Aubrey.     Cons.  200  marks. 

1689.  Mich  ,  38  Edward  III  ,  and  Eas.,  46  Edward  III.      John  Lywold  of 
Borhom,  pi.      Robert  Hatfeld,  citizen  and  grocer  of  London,  and  Joan  his  wife, 
•def.     i  messuage,  3  tofts,  7  acres  of  land,  i|  acres  of  meadow  and  2  acres  of 
pasture  in  Borhom.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10 
marks. 

1690.  Trin.,  45  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,  46  Edward  III.     John  Chevere  and 
Laurence  Waleys,  pi.     Geoffrey  Bret  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage 
and  25  acres  of  land  in  Gynggemounteney.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold 
two  parts  of  the  messuage  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  remainders  of  the  third 
part  of  the  messuage,  which  William  Gaynesford  and  Margaret  his  wife  hold  in 
dower,  and  of  the  land,  which  the  same  hold  for  her  life.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1691.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John  Ardelegh  of  Borham  the  elder  and  William  son 
of  Thomas  Smyth  of  Borham,  pi.      Richard  Perot  of  Little  Leghes  and  Margery 
his   wife   and  Abel   Cook   of    Little    Leghes   and   Etheldreda   his   wife,    def.     2 
messuages,  8  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow  and  4  acres  of  pasture  in  Borham. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons,  too  marks. 

1692.  Quin.  of  Hil.     William  Waryn  of  Great  Badewe,  pi.     Richard  Pollard 
•of  Dannebury  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  260  acres  of  land,  12 
acres  of  meadow,  7^  acres  of  wood  and  405.  rent  in  Wodeham  Ferrers,  Stowe, 
Dannebury  and  Purlee.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     And  for  this  pi. 
.granted  that  he  and  his  heirs  will  render  10  marks  yearly  to  def.  for  the  life  of 
Margaret,  in  moieties  at  Easter  and  Michaelmas,  with  power  of  distraint. 

1693.  Mich.     Adam  Lengleys,   clerk,    Robert  Bremble,   clerk,  and  William 
Fathare,  pi.     John  Abel  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  29  acres  of  land, 
3  acres  of  meadow,  3  acres  of  pasture  and  5^.  rent  in  Bridbrook.     Def.   quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Adam.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1694.  Mich.     Aubrey  de  Veer,  knight,  and  Edmund  Montpillers,  clerk,  pi.  by 
Edmund  in  place  of  Aubrey.     Richard  de  Preston  and  Anne  his  wife,  def.     i 
messuage,  120  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow  and  85.  rent  in  Wodeham  Ferers. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Aubrey.     Cons.  200  marks. 

1695.  Mich.     William  Waryn  of  Capele  and  Thomas  Bene  of  Sudbury,  pi. 
Thomas  Dyere  of  Sudbery  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages  in  Sudbery. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1696.  Eas.     John  Godart  and  Margaret  his  wife  and  John  Billyng  of  West- 
hamme  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.     William  Lymberewe  of  Westhamme  and  Joiin 
his  wife.  def.     10  acres  of  land  and  £  acre  of  pasture  in  Westhamme.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Godart.     Cons.  10  marks. 


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1372 

1697.  Mich.  Thomas  Venour  of  Thaxstede,  pi.  Richard  Taillour  of  Thax- 
stede  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  6  acres  of  land  in  Little  Berdefeld  and  Little 
Sampford.  PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  1005. 

1698.*  Trin.  Robert  Juel  and  Cecily  his  wife,  pi.  Thomas  Fitlyng  '  chivaler,' 
and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  80  acres  of  land,  20  acres  of  pasture 
and  75.  rent  in  Assyngdon,  Fambregg  and  Great  Stambregg.  PI.  and  the  heirs 
of  Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  And  for  this  pi.  granted  that  they  and  the 
heirs  of  Robert  will  render  625.  3^.  yearly  to  def.  for  the  life  of  Agnes,  in  moieties 
at  Michaelmas  and  Easter,  and  4  marks  yearly  to  Thomas  for  life  after  the  death 
of  Agnes,  in  moieties  as  before,  with  power  of  distraint. 

1699.  Eas.     Adam    Midlyng,    pi.     John   Wille  and  Joan    his   wife,  def.     28- 
acres  of  land,  id.  rent  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Tillyngham.     PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  with  the  homage  and  service  of  Thomas  Code- 
more  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1700.  Eas.     John  Mot  of  Canewedon  the  elder,  pi.     Robert  Horewode  of 
London  and  Juliana  his  wife,  def.     i  toft  and  3  acres  of  land  in  Canewedon. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  iocs. 

1701.  Eas.     William  de  la  Chaumbre  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.     John  Langs- 
weyn  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  18  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  pasture 
in  Kelleveden.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.   and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  20- 
marks. 

1702.  Oct.  of  Pur.     William  Beche  of  Feryng,  pi.     Robert  son  of  Richard 
Stevene  of  Earl's  Colne  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.    i  messuage  and  20  acres  of  land 
in  Feryng.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1703.  Mich.     Nicholas   Fermer  and   Robert  Cardemaker,  pi.     John   Wise- 
beche  of  Sudbiry  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     12  acres  of  land,  2^  acres  of  pasture 
and  i  acre  of  wood  in  Foxhirde.     Def.   quitclaimed  to  pi.    and   the  heirs  of 
Nicholas.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1704.  Trin.     William  Benorthe,  pi.     John  Godard  and  Margery  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  68  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  wood  in  Elmested  in  the  hundred  of 
Tenddynge.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1705.  Trin.     John  Clee,  citizen  and  draper  of  London,  and  Selota  his  wife, 
pi.     John  Litle,  parson  of  Lammersh,  def.     2  messuages,  13  acres  of  land  and  i 
acre  of  meadow  in  Lammersh  and  Halfhamston.     PI.  quitclaimed  to  def.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1706.  Eas.     John  Strete  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.     Adam  Helote  of  Middelton 
and  Gunnora  his  wife,  def.     16  acres  of  land  in  La  Legh.     Def.  quitclaimed  to- 
pi, and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1707.  Trin.     Nicholas  Carreu,  pi.     John  Merlowe  and  Thomas  Ferrers,  deL 
The  manor  of  Little  Thurrok  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor. 
Def.  acknowledged  the  same  to  be  the  right  of  pi.  as  those  which  he  has  of  their 
gift ;  and  for  this  pi.  granted  the  manor  to  def.  to  hold  for  the  life  of  John  of  pi. 
and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  successive  remainders  of  a  moiety  to- 
Cecily  daughter  and  one  of  the  heirs  of  Thomas  de  Gravesende,  '  chivaler.'  and 
Joan  de  Cosyngton,  kinswoman  and  the  other  of  the  heirs  of  the  same  Thomas, 
and  the  heirsof  their  bodies,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  his  heirs,  and  of  the  other 
moiety  to  Joan  and  Cecily  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies,  with  reversion  to  pi. 
and  his  heirs      (One  of  the  indentures  of  this  fine  is  Unknown  Counties  29.) 

1708.  Trin.     SarahlatethewifeofWilliamColkirke.pl.     William  Wynse- 
lowe  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Berkynge.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  her  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1709.  Eas     John  Mot  of  Canewedon  the  elder,  pi.     Peter  Stere  of  La  Legh 
;ind  Cnstina  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  10  acres  of  land  in  Canewedon.     PI. 
and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 


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1372. 

1710.  Mich.     John  Sponer  of  Writele,  pi.     John  Carter.  '  chaundeler.'  and 
Felicia  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Chelmersford.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1711.  Mich.     John  Herde  of  Great  Stambregge  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  by 
William  Dannebury  in  her  place      John  Parker  and  Lanrencia  his  wife,  def.     ro 
acres  of  land  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Canewedon,  which  Robert  Mynton 
holds  for  life  by  the  law  of  England.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold 
the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John  Herde 
Cons.  10  marks. 

1712.  Eas.  andTrin.    John  de  Nevill,  '  chivaler,'  pi.    Thomas  son  of  Andrew 
de  Walden,  def.      The  manor  of  Whythall  in  Dunton,  which   Humphrey  de 
Walden,  '  chivaler,'  and  Margaret  his  wife  hold  for  life.      PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  200  marks.     This  agreement  was 
made  in  the  presence  of  Humphrey  and  Margaret,  and  they  did  fealty. 

1713.  Mich.     Richard  Arnold  of  Great  Donmowe  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi. 
John   Clapshethe  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     A   moiety  of   i  messuage  in  Great 
Donmowe.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Alice.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1714.  Eas.  and  Mich.     John  Assheford,  pi.     John  Aubry  and  Isabel  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage  and  i  acre  of  land  in  Halsted.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his 
heirs.     Cons.   loos. 

1715.  Eas.     Adam  Cook  and  Richard  Cook,  pi.     John  Presteney  and  Agnes 
his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  46  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  pasture  in  Bergholte 
and  Sakevyl.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Adam.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1716.  Mich.     John  Warner  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.     Nicholas  de  Ultyng  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  80  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  2  acres  of 
wood  and  55.  rent  in  Terlyng  and  Hatfeld  Peverel.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  100  marks. 

UNKNOWN    COUNTIES. 

29.     This  is  one  of  the  indentures  of  Essex  1707. 


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1717.  Mich.,  46  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,  47  Edward  III.     Margery  late  the 
wife  of  John  de  Sutton,  '  chivaler,'  pi.     John  Hardyng  and  Cristiana  his  wife  and 
John  de  Bonewell  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     2  acres  of  wood  in  Bradefeld  and 
Misteleye.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  her  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1718.  Eas.,  39  Edward  III.,  and  Mich.,  47  Edward  III.     John  Knyvet,  pi. 
Richard  Geney,  def.     The  manor  of  Bourehalle,  which  Thomas  Geney,  knight, 
holds  for  life.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.    Cons. 
100  marks. 

1374 

1719.  Oct.  of  Hil.     John,  parson  of  Copford,  John  Esthorp  and  Simon  Lelsey, 
pi.     John  Olyver  of  Stanewey  and  Philip  pa  his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  the  manor 
of  Danshwell  and  60  acres  of  land,  30  acres  of  wood  and  35.  rent  in  Wykes.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  the  parson.     Cons.  100  marks 

1373. 

1720.  Trin.     John  Mellere  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.  by  William  Dannebury  in 
her  place.     John   Strode  and  Joan  his  wife,  def      2  messuages,   i  garden  and 
2  acres  of  land  in  Harewardestok.     PI   and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 


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1721.  Morrow  of  Pur.  and  Trin.     Thomas  Belhous,  William  Rook,  clerk,  and 
Margaret  late  the  wife  of  Richard  de  Norton,  pi.  by  John  Neuport  in  place  of 
William   and    Margaret.      Poncius   son   of   Nicholas    Poynz    of   Tokynton,   co. 
Gloucester,  and  Eleanor  his  wife,  daughter  and  heir  of  William  Baudewyne.  def. 

1  messuage,  i  toft,  300  acres  of  land,  9  acres  of  meadow,  50  acres  of  pasture, 
100  acres  of  heath  and  125.  rent  in  Northwokyndon  and  Southwokyndon.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons  3oo/. 

1722.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John  atte  Melle  and  Cecily  his  wife,  pi.     William 
Ferrour  of  Lalleford  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages.  16  acres  of  land  and 

2  acres  of  wood  in  Ardeleye,  which  Roger  Reyner  and  Joan  his  wife  hold  for 
her  life.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

1723.  Eas    and  Trin.     Roger  Keterich  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.     Robert  de 
Swynbourne,  knight,  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Gosfeld  called  '  le 
Parkhall.'     Pi.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Joan,  rendering 
4  marks  yearly,  in  moieties  at  Michaelmas  and  Easter,  and  doing  to  the  chief 
lords  all  services,  with  reversion  to  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Joan.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1724.  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Trin.     John  Malmayn,  pi.     William  Dikeman,  def. 
i  messuage,  112  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow  and  2OS.  rent  in  Berkyngge 
and  Dakenham     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
successive  remainders  to  Thomas  his  brother  and  Margery  his  sister  and  the  heirs 
male  of  their   bodies   and  William  son   of  William   Dykeman   and    his  heirs. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

1725.  Eas.     Roger   Albyn,    pi.      John   Laurence  and   Cecily   his   wife,   def. 
ii  acres  of  land  in  Nastok.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
10  marks. 

1726.  Eas.     Richard    Stoke,  clerk,  William  Norton   and   Richard   Rook  of 
Westminster,  pi.      William  atte  Wode  of  Ferynge  and  Margery  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  40  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow  and  lod.  rent  in  Ferynge  and 
Kelleveden.      PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  Stoke  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

1727.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Richard  Snarry  ofAssyngdonandJoanhiswife.pl. 
by    William    Colbayn    in    her   place.     Robert    Snarry   of   Assyngdon.   def.     i 
messuage,  80  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow,  6  acres  of  wood,   50  acres  of 
marsh  and  75.  rent  in  Assyngdon  and  Reylie,  which   Nicholas  Triplowe   and 
Margaret  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  the 
remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1728.  Eas.     John    Heldere  of   Maylond,  pi.     Roger  Scolmaister  of  Maldon 
and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Maldon.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1729.  Trin.     Walter  Euenot  of  Goldhangre  and  Lucy  his  wife,  pi   by  Henry 
Spark  in  her  place.     John  Walter  of  Little  Totham  the  younger  and  Agnes  his 
wife,  def.     10  acres  of  land  in  Little  Totham.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Walter  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1374. 

1730.  Oct.  of  Hil.     JohnRaven.pl.     Walter  Kere  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i 
mill,  i  toft,  20  acres  of  land,  i£  acres  of  meadow,  i  acre  of  pasture  and  los.  rent 
in  Little  Canefeld.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks 

1373. 

1731  Trin.  Nicholas  Cotom  of  Great  Dnnmowe,  pi.  John  Tanner  of  Ter- 
lyng  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  12  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow 
and  i  acre  of  pasture  in  Great  Dunmowe.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  20  marks. 


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1374. 

1732  *  Oct.  of  Hil.  Richard  de  Stoke,  clerk,  John  Scaldewell.  clerk,  and 
John  Wroth  the  younger,  pi.  Thomas  Tirell,  knight,  and  Alice  his  \vife,  def 
The  manor  of  Bekeswell  and  365.  5^.  rent  in  Mulcham  and  Chelmesford.  U-i 
to  hold  for  their  lives  of  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Kichard,  rendering  i  rose,  etc., 
•with  reversion  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard. 

i?33-  Trin.  and  Oct.  of  Hil.  John  Belcham  of  Gosfeld,  pi  John  atte  Brook 
of  Coggeshale  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  u  acres  of  land  and  4  acres 
•of  wood  in  Little  Coggeshale  and  Gosfeld.  PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.  Cons.  20  marks. 

1373. 

1734.  Eas.     Ivo  Sandherst  and   Henry  Thorle   of  Writele,  pi.   by   William 
Dannebury  in  place  of  Henry.     John  Thystilden  and  Ctistina  his  wife,  def.     30 
acres  of  land  in  Wyllynghaledoo.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Ivo  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1735.  Eas.     John  Rothyngg  of  Chelmersford,  '  scolmaister,'  and  Margery  his 
•wife,  pi.     John  Lavenham,  chaplain,  and  William  Bailly  of  Hadstok,  clerk,  def. 
i   toft,    i   mill,  24  acres  of  land    and   45.   ^d.  rent  in   Norton  Maundevill  and 
Wyllynghale  Spayne.     PI.  quitclaimed  to  def.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  20 
marks. 

1736.  Eas.     Richard  Chamberleyn  of   Terlyng  and  Mabel  his  wife,  pi.  by- 
Robert   Rikdon  in  her  place.     William  atte  Noke  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i 
messuage  and  10  acres  of  land  in  Terlyng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs 
•of  Richard.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1737.  Mich.     William  Sparham,  parson  of  Salcote  Virly,  and  John  Huberd 
theelder.pl.     William  Peps  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Feryngge. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  loos. 

1738.  Mich.     John  son  of  John  de  la  Vele  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.     John  de  la 
ele  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     60  acres  of  land  and  a  third  part  of  i  messuage 

in  Claveryngge  and  Rykelyngge.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of 
•def.  and  the  heirs  of  John,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  def.  and  the 
heirs  of  John.  Cons.  20  marks. 

1739.*  Mich.  John  Bernes,  John  de  Freton,  clerk,  Robert  Brom  of  Warre- 
wyk  and  John  Vyncent  of  London,  pi.  William  Ansy,  John  Ballard  of  Rether- 
hith  and  Alice  his  wife  and  Alice  late  the  wife  of  John  Wiltshire,  def.  The 
manors  of  la'Nieulond  and  Gaynes  and  i  messuage,  200  acres  of  land,  10  acres 
of  meadow  and  205.  rent  in  Upmenstre.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
John  de  Freton.  Cons.  300  marks. 

1740.  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Easter.     William  Forster,  pi.     John  Est  and  Isabel 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,   16  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow  and  Sd.  rent  in 
Theyden  Gernon  and  Theyden  Boys.     Def.  quitclaimed   to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
•Cons.  20  marks. 

1741.  Mich.     RichardWynterofWaleden.pl.     John  Lardyner  of  Asshedon 
and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     183  acres  of  land  in  Asshedon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1742.  Mich.     RobertRyvelofBumpstedeHelyoun.pl.     Thomas  Tredebasse 
of  Bumpstede  Helyoun  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     4  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of 
meadow  in  Bumpstede  Helyoun.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons. 
10  marks. 

1743.  Mich.     Geoffrey  de  Hunden,  John  Baryngton  of  Hatfeld  and  William 
Danebury,  pi.    Ivo  Sandhurst  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.    4  messuages,  127  acres 
of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow.  2  acres  of  pasture  and  4  acres  of  wood  in  Newelond. 
{jodithestre  and  Rothyng  Margarete.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Geoffrey  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords     Cons.  100  marks. 


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1373. 

1744.  Trin.  and  Mich.  Richard  Spaldyng  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi.  John 
Motte,  '  draper,'  John  Anne,  clerk,  and  John  Cook  of  Teye,  def.  i  messuage, 
200  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  10  acres  of  pasture,  20  acres  of  wood  and 
305.  rent  in  Great  Teye  and  Little  Teye.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to- 
hold  of  def.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Anne,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to 
def  and  the  heirs  of  John  Anne. 

1745.*  Oct.  of  Pur.  John  de  Stanstede,  clerk,  John  Clerk  of  Esthorp  and 
Simon  Lelseye,  pi.  George  de  Fordham  and  Anne  his  wife,  def  A  moiety  of 
the  manor  of  Danchewell  in  Great  Ocle  and  a  moiety  of  60  acres  of  land  and  30* 
acres  of  wood  in  Wykes.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Clerc. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

1746.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John  atte  Nassh,  pi.     John  Botild  and  Agnes  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage  and  20$  acres  of  land  in  Bobyngeworthe  and  Stanford  Ryvers- 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1747.  Mich.     Henry  Helion,  pi.     Thomas  Laweney  and  Cecily  his  wife,  def. 
i  windmill  and  2  acres  of  land  in  Wendenelouth.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs      Cons.  20  marks. 

1748.  Trin.     Thomas  Crowe  of  Rothyng  Aytropp,  pi.     John  Caldry  of  Great 
Canefeld  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  i  acre  of  land  in  Great 
Rothyng.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

738.  Eas.  Richard  Norhampton,  '  heraud,'  and  Katharine  his  wife,  pi.  John 
Neuport  the  younger  and  William  Coldham,  def.  i  messuage,  210  acres  of  land, 
28  acres  of  meadow,  4  acres  of  wood  and  Sd.  rent  in  Theyden  atte  Mount  and 
Theyden  Gernon,  co.  Essex,  and  i  messuage,  170  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of 
meadow,  16  acres  of  pasture,  8  acres  of  wood  and  26s.  rent  in  Little  Hormad, 
Great  Hormad,  Braghyng  and  Alswyk,  co.  Hertford.  Def.  and  the  heirs  of 
William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  200  marks. — Essex,  Hertford. 

1374. 

752.  Oct.  of  Hil.  John  de  Stykeford,  clerk,  John  de  Lynstede,  clerk,  Richard 
Fraunceys  of  Tathewelle,  John  Bate  of  Kirketon  and  Thomas  son  of  Robert  de 
Toft,  pi.  William  de  Huntyngfeld,  '  chivaler,'  def.  The  manors  of  Huntyngfeld, 
Mendham  and  Beenges  and  the  advowsons  of  the  priory  of  Mendham  and  the 
churches  of  Huntyngfeld,  Cokeleye  and  Petristre,  co.  Suffolk,  and  the  manors  of 
Estbradenham,  eo.  Norfolk,  and  Mokelyngton,  co.  Essex.  Def.  to  hold  for  life 
of  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Bate,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  John  Bate. — Suffolk,  Norfolk,  Essex. 


48   EDWARD   III 


COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

1749.  Trin.,  46  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  48  Edward  III.  Edmund  Waryner, 
Richard  Perot  and  Peter  Gale,  pi.  by  John  Martel  in  place  of  Edmund  and 
Peter.  John  Pulko  of  Maldon  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  i  toft,  80 
acres  of  land,  5^  acres  of  meadow,  2  acres  of  alder  and  195.  lod.  rent  in  Felstede. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  with  the  homages  and 
services  of  the  prior  of  Leghes  and  his  successors  and  John  Tylere,  Edimnul 
Helpeston,  Robert  Kere,  John  Smyth,  John  Roilleye,  Walter  Oxenheye  and. 
Alice  his  wife,  Geoffrey  Pyrogge,  Philip  Streyt,  Agnes  Arnold  and  Margery 
Haldway  and  their  heirs.  Cons.  100  marks. 


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1750  Mich.,  47  Edward  III  ,  and  Trin.,  48  Kdward  III.  John  Lependcn, 
Michael  Aunger  and  John  Straunge,  pi.  John  Lightfote  of  Writle  and  Margery 
his  wife,  def.  46  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  8  acres  of  pasture,  4  acres 
of  wood  and  2s.  id.  rent  in  Writle.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Lependen  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords  with  the  homages  and  services  of  Richard  Wytheney  and  his 
heirs.  Cons.  100  marks. 

1751.  Eas.  and  Trin.     RobertMarchal.pl      John  son  of  Adam  Dounesheved 
of  Northwelde  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  i  messuage,  28  acres  of  land, 
•2.\  acres  of  meadow  and  a  moiety  of  an  acre  of  pasture  in  Heghaungre      PI.  and 
.his  heirs  to  hold  25  acres  of  land,  the  meadow  and  the  moieties  of  the  chief  lords 
and  also  the  remainder  of  the  residual  3  acres  of  land,  which  Agnes  Suward  holds 
in  dower.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1752.  Eas.     Richard  Abraham  and  Cristina  his  wife,   pi.      John   Holte  of 
London,   '  tapicer,'  and  Sabina  his  wife,   def.     i  toft  and  24  acres  of  land  in 
Berkyng.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20 
marks. 

J753-  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Eas.  William  Cok  of  Halsted,  pi.  John  Waryn, 
citizen  of  London,  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  in  Halsted.  Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  10  marks. 

1754.  Eas.     William  Saward  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi    by  William  Colbayn  in 
her  place.     John  Prat  of  Stebbyng  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     6s.  6d.  rent  in  Great 
Dunmowe.      Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1755.  Eas.     Henry  Trauk,  clerk,  and  Thomas  Aylemer  of  Wykhambrok,  pi. 
Nicholas  Comspol  of  Fynchyngfeld  and  Joan  his  wife,  def      i  messuage.  63  acres 
of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  3  acres  of  pasture,  3^  acres  of  wood  and  8s.  rent  in 
Great  Sampford.     Def.  quitclaimed  whatever  they  had  for  the  life  of  Joan  to  pi 
and  the  heirs  of  Henry.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1756.  Eas.     John  Pikeman,  pi.      John  Homan  the  younger  and  Cristina  his 
wife,  def      7  acres  of  land  in  Stapelford  of  the  Abbot.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  his  heirs.     Cons.  iocs. 

1375. 

1757.  Mich,  and  Oct.  of  Hil.     John  Speleman  and  Richard  Bromleghe,  pi. 
Roger  Wrighte  and  Juliana  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  10  acres  of  land  and  i  acre 
of  meadow  in  Fynchyngfeld.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

1374. 

1758.  Trin.     Henry  Sloman  and  John  Whyteland  of  South  Wokyndon,  pi. 
Thomas  Lambyn  of  Stebenhethe  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  a 
moiety  of  i  messuage  and  4  acres  of  land  in  South  Wokyndon  and  Alvythele. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Henry.     Cons.  10  marks. 

I759-  Trin.  John  de  Wiltshire,  citizen  of  London,  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi. 
John  de  Kelshull  of  Sibbesey  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def  The  manor  of  Heyden 
and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor,  2  carucates  of  land,  6  acres  of 
meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture,  8  acres  of  wood  and  205.  rent  in  Heyden  and 
Great  Chyshull.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  the  manor  and  advowson  of 
the  King  and  his  heirs  and  the  tenements  of  the  chief  lords  Cons.  200  marks. — 
This  agreement,  so  far  as  concerns  the  manor  and  advowson,  was  made  by 
precept  of  the  King. 

1760.  Trin.  William  Partriche,  pi.  John  Mounveron  and  Beatrice  his  wife, 
def.  40  acres  of  land  in  Stifford.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons. 
100  marks. 


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1374. 

1761.  Trin.     John  Staunford  the  elder,  pi.     John  Colbayn  of  Bradewell  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  7  acres  of  land  in  Crikkesheth.     PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1762.  Morrow  of  Pur.     John  Raven  of  Eyston,  pi.     John  Noble  of  Bockyng, 
'  clerk,'  and  Ellen  his  wife,  def.      i  messuage,  39  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  wood 
in  Little  Canefeld.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20^. 

1763.  Eas.     Thomas  de  Offord,  vicar  of  Thaxstede,  William  Pamfilion  and 
Thomas  Boteler  of  Thaxstede,  pi.  by  John  Dunmowe  in  place  of  Thomas  de 
Offord  and  William.     Thomas  Warrewyk  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage 
in  Thaxstede.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  de  Offord  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

1764.  (juin.  of  Hil.     Thomas  Cook  of  Dunton  and  Joan  his  wife  and  Alice 
•their  daughter,  pi.  by  William  Dannebury  in  place  of  Joan  and  Alice.     Thomas 
Baysham,  citizen  of  London,  and  Cristina  his  wife,   def.      4  acres  of  land  in 
Dunton.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Alice.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1765.  Mich.     Simon  Smyth  of  Great  Dunmowe  and  Margaret  his  wife  and 
John  his  son.  pi.  by  John  Dunmowe  in  place  of  Margaret  and  as  guardian  of 
John.     Richard  Straunge  of  Great  Dunmowe  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     5  acres  of 
land  and  165.  rent  in  Great  Dunmowe.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
John.     Cons.  iocs. 

1766.  Mich.     Nicholas  Derby  of  London  and  Maud  his  wife  and  John  her 
son,  pi.  by  John  Dunmowe  in  place  of  John.    Thomas  Ranner  and  Alice  his  wife, 
-def      i  messuage,  20  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  meadow  in  Little  Canefeld. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1767.  Eas.     John  de  Sudbury,  pi.     Ralph  Somerton  of  Sudbury  and  Anne 
his  wife  and  Robert  Bretoun  of  London,  '  sadelere,'  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     8 
.acres  of  land  in  Balidon  and  Middelton.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  loos. 

1768.  Mich.     John  Kere  and  William  Jue,  pi.      William  Milnere  and  Juliana 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  5  acres  of  land  in  Aythroprothynge.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1769.  Mich.     John    Longe    of    Little    Waltham,    pi.     Henry   Denmore   of 
London  and  Sabina  his  wife,  def.     24  acres  of  land,  |  acre  of  pasture,  3  roods  of 
wood  and  a  third  part  of  i  messuage  in  Little  Waltham.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1770.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John  de  Wauton,  Thomas  Sampkyn,  Henry  Englys 
.and  John  de  Bretton,  pi.    John  de  Nevill,  knight,  def.    The  manor  of  Whythalle 
in  Dnnton,  which  Margaret  late  the  wife  of  Humphrey  de  Walden,  'chivaler,' 
holds  for  life.      PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  2oo/.     This  agreement  was  made  in  the  presence  of  Margaret,  and 
she  did  fealty. 

1771.  Mich.     John  Kent,  pi.     William  Lynberowe  and  Joan  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  12  acres  of  land  and  8s.  rent  in  Stratfordlongthorne,     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1772.  Morrow  of  Pur.  and  Eas.     John  Bokenham  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi. 
Henry  atte  Fenne  of  Hokkele,  def.     i  messuage,  46  acres  of  land  and  205.  rent 
in  Shopland.  which  Simon  Nepy  and  Joan  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.    PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1773.  Eas.     John  Cokebell  and  Ethelburga  his  wife,  pi.  by  Thomas  Yong  in 
her  place.     Ralph  Barlyng  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.    i  messuage  and  14  acres 
of  land  in  Tollesbury.      PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  20  marks. 


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1374. 

1774  Mich.  Osbert  Bukstrete  of  Great  Leghes,  pi.  John  Longe  of  Little 
Waltham  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  4  acres  of  land  in  Great  Leghes.  PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  loos. 

1775.  Mich.     John  Glover  of  Chelmersford  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  by  William 
Danbury  in  her  place      John  Goldsmyth  of  Chelmersford  and  Cecily  his  wife, 
def.     i    messuage  in  Chelmersford.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
John.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1776.  Mich.     John  Putehale  of  Upmynstre,  pi.     Simon  Coter  of  Haveryng 
and  Cristiana  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  8  acres  of  land  and  75.  rent  in  Upmyn- 
stre.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1777.  Mich.     John   de   Rockewode,   Clement   Spice  and   Adam   Cook,    pi. 
Robert  de  Swynbourne,  '  chivaler,'  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  80  acres 
of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  6  acres  of  pasture  and  20  acres  of  wood  in  Beauchamp 
William.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1778.  Mich.     John  de  Haryngworth  of  Barton  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.  by 
Henry  Banastre  in  her  place.     Richard  Bakere  of  Great  Dunmowe  and  Ismania 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Dunmowe.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs 
of  John.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1779.  Mich.     John  atte  Lofte  and  John  his  son,  pi.     Henry  atte  Cherche  of 
Canewedon  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  i  messuage  and  6  acres  of  land 
in  Canewedon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  atte  Lofte.     Cons. 
10  marks. 

1780.  Mich.     Ralph  Tyle,  pi.     Nicholas  Newenham  and  Clem  end  a  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage,  250  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  i  acre  of  wood  and  IDS. 
rent  in  Fyfhide.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1781.  Morrow  of  Pur.     Robert  de  Teye,  knight,  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.  by 
Robert  Chaumberleyn  in  her  place.     John  Rokwod  and  John  Clerc  of  Esthorp, 
def.     i  messuage,  i  mill,  2  carucates  of  land,  8|  acres  of  meadow,  36  acres  of 
pasture,  26  acres  of  wood,  18  acres  of  heath,  i  acre  of  alder  and  4*.  izs.  6d.  rent 
in  Great  Bryche,  Little  Bryche,  Salcote  Virly,  Leyre  Marny,  Leyre  Bretoun, 
Rewennale,  Copford  and  Messyng.     PI.  and  the  heirs  male  of  their  bodies  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Robert. 

1782.  Quin.  of  Hil.     Edward  FitzSymond,  knight,  pi.     Richard  Pollard  of 
Dannebery  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  44  acres  of  land,  2^  acres  of 
meadow,  4  acres  of  wood,  6  acres  of  pasture  and  i2d.  rent  in  Dannebery.     PI. 
and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1783.  Mich.     Thomas  Basset,  clerk,  pi.     Stephen  Houghton  and  Florence  his 
wife,   clef.     2   messuages  and  40  acres  of  land   in   Great   Berdefeld  and  Little 
Berdefeld.     PL  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 


DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

758.  Trin.,  46  Edward  III.,  and  Mich.,  48  Edward  III.  Nicholas  Stukle, 
Walter  Lassels  and  Robert  Waryn,  pi.  William  Bernake,  •  chivaler,'  and  Maty 
his  wife  and  Laurence  Pabenham,  •  chivaler,'  and  Elizabeth  his  wife.  def.  Two 
parts  of  the  manor  of  Colne  Engayne,  two  parts  of  two  parts  of  the  manor  of 
Nottele  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor  of  Colne  Engayne,  co. 
Essex,  and  two  parts  of  two  parts  of  the  manor  of  Dylyngton,  co.  Huntingdon. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Nicholas.  Cons.  200  marks. — Essex, 
Huntingdon. 


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1375. 

764.  Mich,  and  Oct.  of  Hil.  William  de  Offord,  earl  of  Suffolk,  pi.  John  de 
Lynstede,  clerk,  and  Richard  Fraunceys,  def.  The  manor  of  Huntyngfeld  and 
the  advowsons  of  the  church  of  that  manor,  [the  priory  of]  Mendham  and  the 
church  of  Cokeleye,  co.  Suffolk,  and  the  manors  of  Mokelyngton,  co.  Essex,  and 
Estbradenham,  co.  Norfolk,  which  William  de  Huntyngfeld,  '  chivaler,'  holds 
for  life  of  the  inheritance  of  John.  PI.  to  hold  the  remainder  for  his  life  of  the 
chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Thomas  his  son  and  William  and 
Edward  brothers  of  the  latter  and  the  heirs  male  of  their  bodies  and  the  right 
heirs  of  pi.  Cons,  loool. — Suffolk,  Essex,  Norfolk. 


49   EDWARD    III 


COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

1784.  Eas.    John  Hamund  of  Wodeham  Wauter,  pi.     John  Salvage  of  Ultyng 
and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  toft,  15  acres  of  land,  3  roods  of  meadow  and  zs.  ^d. 
rent  in  Wodeham  Wauter.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons,  ioo 
marks. 

1785.  Quin.  of  Hil.     John  Smyth  and  Aline  his  wife,  pi.     William  Chamber- 
leyn  and  Cecily  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  20  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  meadow 
in  Little  Hallyngbury.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  20 
marks. 

1786.  Quin.  of  Hil.     William  Wouborn  and  Sarah  his  wife,  pi.     Robert  Bole 
and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  50  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow  and 
2  acres  of  pasture  in  Great  Hallyngbury.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs 
of  William.     Cons,  ioo  marks. 

1787.  Eas.     Thomas  Howelot  of  Little  Reyne,  pi.     John  Perchild  and  Felicia 
his  wife,  def.     8  acres  of  wood  in  Little  Reyne,  which  Amanda  late  the  wife  of 
John  de  Thorp  holds  for  life.    PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1788.  Morrow  of  Pur.     John   Austyn,   clerk,    pi.     Richard   de  Preston  and 
Anne  his  wife,  def.     30  acres  of  land  in  Estramesden.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1789.  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Eas.    Thomas  atte  Fen  of  Elmestede.  Thomas  his  son 
and  Richard  brother  of  the  latter,  pi.     Thomas  de  Maundevill,  '  chivaler,'  and 
Anne  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  66  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow  and  12 
acres  of  alder  in  Elmestede.      Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas 
atte  Fen.     Cons,  ioo  marks. 

1790.  Morrow  of  Pur.  and  Eas.     Geoffrey  Davve  of  Colcestre,  pi.     William 
Hunt  and  Philippa  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages  in  Colcestre.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons,  ioo  marks. 

1791.  Eas.     James  Swetyng  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.    Peter  Wodeward  and  Agnes 
his  wife,  def.     2  messuages  and  3  acres  3  roods  of  land  in  Shaldeford.     PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  James  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1792  Kas.  John  Gore  and  William  Cole  of  Rammesden,  pi.  Thomas  Fissh 
of  Estillebery  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  20  acres  of  land  and  5 
acres  of  meadow  in  Chilterdych.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.  Cons.  20  marks. 


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1793.  Mich,  and  Oct.  of  Hil.     John  Rydere,  parson  of  Heyden.  and  Nicholas 
son  of  Hugh  Parys  of  Heyden,   pi.   by  John   Heyden.     William  Manewod  of 
Heyden  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  2  tofts,  76  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of 
wood  and  2s.  rent  in  Heyden,  Cristeshale,  Elmedon  and  Great  Chyshull.     PI. 
and  the  heirs  of  Nicholas  to   hold    a    moiety    of    the    chief    lords,    with    the 
homages  and  services  of  John  Upstret,  Katharine  Arneys,  Richard  Curteys  and 
Joan  Outlawe  and  their  heirs,  and  also  the  remainder  of  the  other  moiety,  which 
John   atte  More  of  Heyden  holds  for  life  by  the  law  of  England.     Cons.    20 
marks. 

1375. 

1794.  Trin.     JohnBircheleghandThomasBirchelegh.pl.    John  Ruston  and 
Margaret  his  wife  and  Oliver  de  Shymplyngford  and  Joan  his  wife.  def.     9  acres 
of  land,  i£  acres  of  meadow  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Witham  and  Hatfeld 
Peverel.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1795.  Eas.     William  Aylmar,  clerk,  and  William  Pomfreyt  of  Great  Berde- 
feld,  pi,    John  Needham  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.    25  acres  of  land  and  3  roods 
of  meadow  in  Great  Berdefeld  and  Little  Berdefeld.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  William  Aylmar.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1796.  Trin.     John  Wombe  of  Hempstede  the  elder,  pi.     John  Breuster  of 
Bumpstede  and  Maud,  his  wife,  def.     19  acres  of  land  and  3  roods  of  meadow  in 
Bumpstede  Helyoun.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1797.  This  belongs  to  50  Edward  III. 

1798.  Eas.     John  Munde  of  Thaxstede  and  Richard  Brokkisheved,  pi.    Hugh 
Shethere  of  Taxstede  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Taxstede.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1799.  Quin.  of  Hil.  and  Trin.     Robert  Mereld,  pi.     Richard  son  of  William 
de  Haveryng  atte  Boure  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     44  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of 
meadow,   i    acre  of  wood,    7  acres  of  marsh  and  a  moiety  of  i   messuage  in 
Fordham  and   Bergholte   Sakeville.      Def.   quitclaimed   to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
•Cons.  100  marks. 

1800.  Trin.     John  Jurdon  and  Richard  Pernell,  pi.  by  Richard  in  place  of 
John.     John  Warde  of  Great  Waltham  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage, 
23  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow  and  2$.  8d.  rent  in  Great  Waltham  and  Great 
Leghes.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.    Cons.  100  marks. 

1376. 

1801.  Oct.  of  Hil.     John  Aubrey,  citizen  of  London,  Richard  Toky,  citizen 
of  London,  and  William  Newerk,  chaplain,  pi.     John  Mounteneye,  '  chivaler,' 
and  Cecily  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Morehall  in  Wrytele  except  36  acres  of 
land  and  4  acres  of  meadow  in  it.     Def.  quitclaimed  whatever  they  had  for  the 
life  of  Cecily  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1375. 

1802.  Mich.,  48  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  49  Edward  III.     Richard  Wynslowe, 
vicar  of  Great  Claketon,  and  John  atte  Rode,  pi.     Andrew  Cray  and  Joan  his 
wife,  def.     42  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  marsh  in  Thoryton.     PI.  and  the  heirs 
of  Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1803.  Same  dates.      William   Person   of  Great   Bromelegh   the  elder,   pi. 
Eustace  Wright  of  Elmestede  and  Amict  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  38  acres  of 
land,  i  acre  of  meadow,  2  acres  of  pasture  and  5  acres  of  wood  in  Great  Brome- 
legh.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 


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1375. 

1804.  Trin.,  48  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,  49  Edward  III.     Roger  Wolferston 
Thomas  atte  Ook,  Richard,  parson  of  Bradewell  by  Coggeshale,  John  Ry  vel  of 
Coggeshale,  John  Mot  and  Henry  atte  Style  of  Coggeshale,  pi.     William  atte  Hel 
of  Coggeshale  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  46  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of 
meadow  and  i£  acres  of  wood  in  Coggeshale  and  Ferynge.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
Richard  to  hold  i  messuage,  29  acres  of  land  and  3  roods  of  wood  of  the  chief 
lords,  and  also  the  remainder  of  i  messuage,  17  acres  of  land,  the  meadow  and 
3  roods  of  wood,  which  Isabel  atte  Hel  holds  for  life.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1805.  Quin.  of  Hil.,  48  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,  49  Edward  III      Nicholas  de 
Spaigne,  Robert  de  Muskham,  John  de  Folkyngham,  John  de  Burton,  clerks, 
William  de  Bloxham,  chaplain,  and  Richard  de  Bathelay,  pi.     John  Frensshe  of 
Shenefeld  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  toft,  160  acres  of  land,  12  acres  of  meadow, 
40  acres  of  wood  and  iSs.  rent  in  Shenefeld.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  Robert,  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  with  the  homages  and  services  of  John 
Frenssh  of  Shenefeld  the  elder,  John  Tagel  the  elder,  William  atte  Wode,  John 
Nyngh,  Thomas  Berdefeld  and  Richard  Prentys  and  their  heirs.      Cons.  100 
marks. 

1806.  Mich.,  48  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  49  Edward  III.     John  de  Cavendissh, 
•  chivaler,'   Simon  Long,  John   Haukwod   the  elder,  John  Maershall,  vicar  of 
Fynchyngfeld,  and  Richard  Fraunceys,  pi.  by  William  Colbayn  in  place  of  John, 
Simon,  John  and  John.     John  son  of  Nicholas  Kempe,  def.  '  i  messuage,  i  toft, 
200  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  16  acres  of  pasture,  16  acres  of  wood  and 
455.  rent  in  Fynchyngfeld,  Great  Sandford  and  Great  Berfeld.     PI.  and  the  heirs 
of  John  Haukwod  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  200  marks. 

1807.*  Trin.,  48  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  49  Edward  III.  Roger  Wolferston, 
Thomas  atte  Ook,  Richard,  parson  of  Bradewell  by  Coggeshale,  John  Ryvel  of 
Coggeshale,  John  Mot  and  Henry  atte  Style  of  Coggeshale,  pi.  William 
atte  Hel  of  Coggeshale  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  9  messuages,  i  shop,  40  acres 
of  land  and  3  acres  of  meadow  in  Coggeshale,  Bradewell,  Ferynge  and  Branketre. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  4  messuages,  the  shop,  28  acres  of  land  and 
i  acre  of  meadow  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  remainder  of  5  messuages,  12 
acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  meadow,  which  Margaret  Godin  holds  for  life. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

1808.  Trin.     Henry,   parson   of   the   church   of    Bradestrate,    London,    and 
Robert  Younge  of  Wittenham,  pi.     John  Osebern  and  Helewisia  his  wife,  def.     i 
messuage,  60  acres  of  land,  2|  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture  and  6s.  8d. 
rent   in  Southanyngfeld,  Westhanyngfeld  and  Dounham.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
Henry  to  hold  of  the  chief  lord.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1809.  Morrow  of  Pur.  and  Trin.     Thomas  Fraunceys,  Simon  Fordham  and 
Margery  Aleyn,  pi.     William  Hunt  of  Colcestre  and  Philippa  his  wife,  def.     i 
messuage,  20  acres  of  land  and  80  acres  of  marsh  in  Westmerseye.     Def.  quit- 
claimed two  parts  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas,  and  also  granted  to  them  the 
remainder  of  the  third  part,  which  Alexander  Cogger  and  Agnes  his  wife  hold  in 
dower,  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1810.  Trin.      John    Hobkyn    and    William    Chirche,   pi.      John    Davy   the 
younger  and  Idonia  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  22  acres  of  land  and  8s.  ^d.  rent 
in    Gynge  Laundrey.     PI.   and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the   chief  lords. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

1811.  Trin.     John  Berden  of  Wokyndon  of  the  Bishop,  pi.     Richard  Hou- 
choun,  '  herde,"  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     50  acres  of  land  and  4  acres  of  meadow 
in  Southwelde.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1812.  Mich.     Henry  Thorlegh,  Richard  Woluyne,  Thomas  Whyte  and  John 
Popelote,  pi.     John  Lyghtfote  of  Thakstede  the  elder  and  Margery  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  120  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  3  acres  of  pasture  and  25.  rent 
in  Newelond.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Henry.    Cons  100  marks. 

1813.  Morrow  of  Pur.     John  atte  Pyrie  of  Ronewell,  pi.     William  Rumbold 
and  Etheldieda  his  wife.  def.     i  messuage  and  6  acres  of  land  in  Borham.     Dei. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 


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1375. 

1814  Mich.  Thomas  Offord,  vicar  of  Thaxstede,  Thomas  Ware,  chaplain, 
and  Richard  Brockesheved,  pi.,  by  William  Colbayn  in  place  of  Thomas  and 
Thomas.  Robert  Fader  and  Mariota  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  in  Thaxstede. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  10  marks. 

1815.  Mich.  John  Passelewe,  pi.  John  Gibbe  of  Bubbyngeforde  and  Joan 
his  wife,  def  2  messuages  in  Chepyngonger.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his 
heirs.  Cons.  20  marks. 

DIVERS   COUNTIES. 

768.  Oct.  of  Hil.,  48  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  49  Edward  III.  Master  Thomas 
Baketon,  clerk,  John  Cotton  of  Cambridge  and  William  Baketon,  pi.  Ralph 
Huntyngdon  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.  The  manor  of  Hamstede  and  3  messu- 
ages, i  mill,  5  carucates  of  land,  30  acres  of  wood  and  505.  rent  in  Fynchyngfeld, 
Samford,  Radewynter  and  Asshedon,  co.  Essex,  and  3  messuages,  3  carucates  of 
land  and  61.  rent  in  Trumpyngton,  co.  Cambridge.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  John  Cons.  200  marks. — Essex,  Cambridge. 

770.  Trin.,  45  Edward   III.,  and  Trin.,   49  Edward  III.      Thomas   Tirel, 
'chivaler,'  Bartholomew  Naunton,  '  chivaler,'  John  Braham,  'chivaler,'  George 
Felbrig  and  John   Halle  of  Colcestre,  pi.     Thomas  Naunton,  'chivaler,'  and 
Margery  his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  the  manors  of  Sprouton,  Stonham  Antegayn 
and  Coulynge  and  of  7  messuages,  i  mill,  2  carucates  and  300  acres  of  land, 
51   acres  of  meadow,  40  acres  of  pasture,   36  acres  of  wood  and   i<\l.  rent  in 
Sprouton,  Stonham  Antegayn,  Mikelefeld  Aspale  and  Mildenhale  and  a  moiety 
of  the  advoswons  of  the  churches  of   Sprouton   and  Stonham  Antegayn,   co. 
Suffolk,  and  a  moiety  of  the  manor  of  Steple,  co.  Essex,  which  Elizabeth  late 
the  wife  of  John  de  Aspale,  '  chivaler,1  holds  for  life.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John 
Halle  to  hold  the  remainders  of  the  chief  lords.    Cons.  500  marks. — Suffolk,  Essex. 

771.  Mich.,  47  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,  49  Edward  III.     John  de  Norwico, 
1  chivaler,'  Roger  de  Boys,  '  chivaler,'  Adam  Hautboys,  parson  of  Salle,  John  de 
Pyssale,  parson  of  Causton,  John  Moriel,  parson  of  Wortham,  Robert  de  Asshe- 
feld  and  Master  William  Broun  of  Hengham,  pi.     Katharine  late  the  wife  of 
Ralph  de  Hemenhale,  'chivaler,'  def.     Moieties  as  in  770.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
Master  William  to  hold  the  remainders  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  300  marks. — 
Suffolk,  Essex. 

772.  Mich.,  47  Edwerd  III.,  and  Trin.,  49  Edward  III.      John    Olyver  of 
Stanewey,  John,  parson  of  Copford,  and  John  Claketon  the  younger,  pi.     Thomas 
de  Neuton  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     The  manors  of  Sandon  and  Lofthall,  co. 
Essex,  the  manors  of  Cleydone  and  Farnham  and  5  marks  rent  in  Westlyngton, 
co.  Suffolk,  and  the  manor  of  Bekhalle,  co.  Norfolk,  which  Thomas  Hardel  holds 
for  life  by  the  law  of  England.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Olyver  to  hold  the 
remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  500  marks — Essex,  Suffolk,  Norfolk. 

778.  Quin.  of  Hil.  Edmund  de  Mortuo  Mari,  earl  of  March,  pi.  William 
Latymer  of  Daneby,  knight,  Richard  Lescrop,  knight,  Nicholas  de  Carreu,  Peter 
de  la  Mare,  knight,  John  de  Bisshopeston,  clerk,  Walter  de  Colmpton,  clerk,  and 
Hugh  de  Boraston.  def.  The  castle,  manor  and  town  of  Lodelowe,  co.  Salop, 
the  castle,  land  and  lordship  of  Knoclas  in  Wales  and  the  march  of  Wales  adjoin- 
ing the  county  of  Salop,  and  three  parts  of  the  manor  of  Thakstede,  co.  Essex. 
Def.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  King  and  his  heirs,  with  remainder  to  Simon, 
bishop  of  London,  William,  bishop  of  Winchester,  William,  bishop  of  Hereford, 
Roger  de  Bello  Campo,  knight,  and  John  de  Bridwode,  clerk,  for  their  lives,  and 
reversion  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  This  agreement  was  made  by  precept  of  the  King. 
— Salop,  Essex. 

50   EDWARD   III. 

1376.  COUNTY  OF   ESSEX. 

1797.  Eas.,  49  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,  50  Edward  III.  Roger  Loveday  of 
Great  Dunmowe,  '  draper,'  pi.  John  Parker  of  Rouhey  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def. 
7^  acres  of  land  in  Great  Dunmowe.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

M 


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1376. 

1816.  Mich.     Richard  Palmere  of  Langedon,  Thomas  Yonge,  John  Amour, 
John  Norhampton,  citizen  and  draper  of  London,  and  William  Kyng,  citizen  and 
draper  of  London,  pi.     John  Clerk  of  Yerdele  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.    i  toft, 
2  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow  and  405.  rent  in  Bartlisden  and  Rammesdene- 
creye.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.    Cons.  100  marks. 

1817.  Trin.  and  Mich.     William  de  Pakelesham,  William  Bray  of  Rocheford 
and  John  atte  Lofte  of  Canewedon  the  elder,  pi.,  by  John  Delve  in  place  of 
William  Bray  and  John.     Richard  Clerk  of  London,  '  spicer,'  and  Margaret  his 
wife,  def.     2  messuages,  no  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  pasture,  10  acres  of  wood 
and  10  acres  of  marsh  in  Hokkele  and  Great  Stanbregge.     Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William  de  Pakelesham.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1818.  Date  and  parties  as  in  1816.    The  manor  of  Langedon  and  2  messuages, 
6  tofts,  3  carucates  of  land,  24  acres  of  meadow  and   6os.  rent  in   Langedon, 
Dunton,  Horndon,  Esthorndon,  Westhorndon,  Bolefanne,  Leyndon  and  Bartlis- 
den.    Def.  quitclaimed  for  themselves  and  the  heirs  of  Elizabeth  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  William.     Cons.  200  marks. 

1819.  Oct.  of  Pur.     Thomas  Hardyng  of  Manytre,  pi.     William  Ferour  of 
Lalford  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Manytre.     Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1820.  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Eas.     Robert  de  Marny,  '  chivaler,'  and  Alice  his  wife, 
pi.     Warin  de  Eyrdale  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  2  acres  of  land 
in  Stifford  and  two  parts  of  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  same  town. 
PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with   successive  remainders   to 
Ingelram  Bruyn  and  William  son  of  Robert  and  the  heirs  male  of  their  bodies 
and  the  right  heirs  of  Ingelram.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1821.  Morrow  of  Pur.     William  Chipenham  of  Mulsham  and  Joan  his  wife, 
pi.     John  Goldsmyth  of  Chelmersford  and  Cecily  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in 
Mulsham.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1822.  Oct  of  Pur.     John  Lytstone  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     William  Steven  of 
Earl's  Colne  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  64  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of 
meadow,  6  acres  of  pasture  and  6  acres  of  wood  in  Stansted,  Halsted,  Earl's 
Colne  and  Colne  Dengayne.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

1823.  Mich.    Nicholas  Aylwen  of  Northfambrigge,  pi.     John  Baude  and  Joan 
his  wife,   def.     A  moiety  of  i   messuage  and  44  acres  of  land  in  Stowe  and 
Northfambrigge.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1824.  Mich.    Walter  Chapman,  pi.    Nicholas  fitz  Symond  and  Agnes  his  wife, 
def.     i  message  in  Goodestreu.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10 
marks. 

1825.  Quin.ofHil.    William  Man  of  Reyneham,  John  Bokenham  of  Haveryng 
atte  Boure  and  Ralph  Tyle,  pi.    John  Payne  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.    i  messuage, 
240  acres  of  land,  100  acres  of  meadow,  60  acres  of  pasture,  gl.  rent  and  a  rent  of 
2  cocks  and  2  hens  in  Haveryng  atte  Boure  and  Bures.     Def.   to  hold  for  their 
lives  of  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Ralph,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  Ralph. 

1826.  Trin.  and  Mich.     William  Penne  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.,  by  Thomas 
Fraunceys.     John  Moveroun  and  Beatrice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  76  acres  of 
land,  46  acres  of  wood,  40  acres  of  alder  and  los.  rent  in  Ardeleghand  Elmestede. 
I>ef  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1827.  Mich.     John   Bek.   pi.      John    Anable   and    Katharine   his  wife,   def. 
i  messuage  in  Mafdon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs      Cons.  20  marks. 

1828.  Mich.     John  Squyler  of  Great  Braxsted  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi. 
William  Rasene  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.    i  messuage  and  4  acres  of  land  in  Great 
Bnusted.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

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1376. 

1839.  Oct.  of  Hil.,  49  Edward  III.,   and    Eas.,   50    Edward    III       Richard 
Busshe  of  Maldon,  pi.     Roger  de  Kyrketon  and  Joan  his  wife.  def.     i  messuage, 
•6  shops,  2  acres  of  land  and  125.  8d.  rent  in  Maldon.     I'l.    niul    his  heirs  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords  with  the  homages  and  services  of  Henry   Belle,   John   Pollard, 
Isabel  Bondok,  Peter  atte  Steyle,  Thomas  Child,  William  Clerk,  Bartholomew 
Skynnere  and  Roger  But  and  their  heirs      Cons.  100  marks. 

1840.  Trin.,  49  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,  50  Edward  III.    John  Brymmyng  of 
Pritewell  pi.    John  atte  Merssh  of  Middilton  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage 
and  5$d.  in  rent  in  Pritewell.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  with 
the  homages  and  services  of  Robert  Wey  brade  and  John  Lavender  and  their  heirs. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

1841.  Trin.     John  de  Boys,  pi.  Robert  de  Mokelham  of  Feryngg  and  Alice  his 
•wife,  def.     i  messuage,  13  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Feryngg  and 
Inneworth.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1842.  Eas.     John  Steer  of  Reynham,  pi.     John  atte  Wythe  of  Haveryng  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  i  messuage,  i  acre  of  land,  2  acres  of  marsh  and 
75.  3^.  rent  in  Reynham.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1843.  Eas      Nicholas    Braybrook,    clerk,    John    Basset   of   Chyshull,    John 
Prophete,  clerk,  William  Rook,  clerk,  and  John,  parson  of  Heyden,  pi.    Nicholas 
Alre  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  200  acres  of  land.  15  acres  of  meadow, 
12  acres  of  pasture,  12  acres  of  wood.  2  marks  rent  and  a  rent  of  lib    of  pepper, 
lib.  of  cumin  and   i   mass  of  steel  (masse  calibis)  in  Claveryngge.      PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  the  parson  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1844.  Eas.  and  Trin.     William  de  Pakelesham,  pi.     John  Mot  of  Canewedon 
the  elder  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  40  acres  of  land,  60  acres  of  marsh 
and  2S.  Sd.  rent  in  Pakelesham  and  Canewedon.     Def.  quitclaimed  whatever  they 
had  for  the  life  of  Joan  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     And  for  this  pi.  granted  that  he  and 
his  heirs  will  render  yearly  to  def.  for  the  life  of  Joan  i  rose  at  the  Nat.  of  St.  f .  B. 
for  the  first  five  years  and  afterwards  405.  of  silver,  in   moieties  at   Michaelmas 
and  Easter,  with  power  of  distraint. 

1845.  Eas.    Thomas  ap  Adam  and  Thomas  Pokelchirche,  pi.     Poncius  son  of 
Nicholas  Poyntz  and  Eleanor  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  North  Wokyndon  and 
360  acres  of  land,  20  acres  of  meadow,  60  acres  of  wood  and   1155.   3^.  rent  in 
South  Wokyndon,  Alvethele,  Doynton  Seffountaygnes,  Barstapilhall,  Bulvan  and 
Brendewod.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  ap  Adam  to  hold  16  acres  of  land  in 
South  WTokyndon  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  remainder  of  the  manor,  344  acres 
of  land,  the  meadow,  wood  and  rent,   which   Margaret   late    the  wife  of  John 
Bauchun  holds  for  life      Cons.  2oo/.     (See  1854.) 

1846.  Eas.    Walter  Evenot,  pi.     John  Heyr  of  Rammyngesseye  and  Lucy  his 
•wife,  def.    i  messuage  and  9  acres  of  land  in  Goldhangre.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1847.  Eas.     Richard  Pulter  of  Great  Dunmowe,  pi.     William  Mepesale  of 
Wodhamferrers  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  40  acres  of  land,  2  acres 
•of  meadow,  5  acres  of  pasture,  8  acres  of  wood  and  205.  rent  in  Brokesheved.     PI. 
and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords      Cons.  100  marks. 

1848.  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Eas.    John  Higyn  of  London,  pi.    Richard  de  Ongre  of 
Stanstede  Mounfichet  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     37  acres  of  land  and  3  acres 
i  rood  of  wood  in  Bilcheangre.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

1849.  Morrow  of  Pur.  and  Eas.    SimonFoullerofSabrychworth.pl.    Richard 
Pecok  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  4  acres  of  land  in  Herlawe.    Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1850.  Eas.,  49  Edward  III.,  and  quin.  of  Hil.,  50  Edward  III.    John  Heldere 
of  Maylond,  pi.     Stephen  Bernard  of  Althorn  and  Joan  his  wife.  def.     i  messuage, 
60  acres  of  land,  20  acres  of  marsh  and  los.  rent  in  Maylond  and  Crikkesheth. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  tenements  and  95.  n^d.  rent  which  he  holds  of  the 
gift  of  def.,  and  also  the  residual  $d.  rent  with  the  homages  and  services  of  John 
Capel  and  Isabel  his  wife  and  their  heirs,  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks, 


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1851  Has      John  de  Stokton,  clerk,  Robert  de  Eltesle,  clerk,  and  John  de 
Borle  pi      Thomas  Torell  and  Beatrice  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Wygepitte 
in  Arkesden.     Def.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
successive  remainders  to  John  son  of  Beatrice  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  and  to- 
her  right  heirs. 

1852  Eas.    Hugh  deBadewe, 'chivaler,'  Robert  Rikedon,  Edmund  Helpiston, 
Luke  Morel  and  Hugh  Ymworth,  pi.  by  Richard  de  Waltham  in  place  of  Hugh 
de  Badewe  and  Luke.     Thomas  Naylyngherst  and  John  Becke  and  Margery  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage,  72  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  12  acres  of  pasture, 
4  acres  of  wood  and  5$.  rent  in  Stistede.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs 
of  Hugh  de  Badewe.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1853.  Eas.     WalterDreyeofWymbissh.pl.     Edmund  Samwell  of  Waleden 
and  Katltatine  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  7  acres  of  land  in  Waleden.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1377. 

1854.  Eas.  and  Oct.  of  Hil.    Poncius  son  of  Nicholas  Poyntz  and  Eleanor  his 
wife.  pi.    Thomas  ap  Adam  and  Thomas  Pokelchirche,  def.    The  manor  of  North 
Wokyndon  and  344  acres  of  land,  etc.  (as  in  1845),  which  Margaret  late  the  wife 
of  John  Bauchun  holds  for  life.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Eleanor  to   hold   the 
remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1376. 

1855.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John  Galant  and  Cristina  his  wife,  pi.     Thomas  atte 
Park,  citizen  and  carpenter  of  London,  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage, 
100  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow  and  2os.  rent  in  Dakenham  and  Berkyng. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of   the  chief  lords  with  the  homages  and 
services  of  John   atte   Pyrye,  John  Mille,  Adam   Berd,  John    Hawkyn,  John 
Fysteman,  Seman  Ewold,  Richard  atte  Grove,  John  Noloth,  Thomas  Yonge, 
John  Ralsant,  John  Spryngold,  John  Wodland,  John  Outtrede  and  John  Coker 
and  their  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1856.  Eas.     Roger  Reve,  pi.     John  Cok  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage 
in  Kelleveden.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1857.  Mich.     Thomas  de  Barewe,  clerk,  John   Austyn,  clerk,  and  Thomas 
Warderobere,  pi.    Thomas  Tirell; '  chivaler,'  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.    The  manors 
of  Hemenales  in  Dounham,  Herne  in  Estthorndon  and  Gynge  Rauf,  Beches  in 
Raureth  and  Hokle,  Whites  in  Gyngeioyberdlaundrey  and   Rammesdencray, 
240  acres  of  land,  30  acres  of  pasture,  16  acres  of  meadow  and   us.  rent  in 
Southanefeld.  Westhanefeld,  Dounham  and  Wykford,  and  the  advowsons  of  the 
churches  of  Rammesden  Cray  and  Herwardstok.     Def.  and  the  heirs  of  their 
bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Thomas 
Tirell. 

1877. 

1858.  Mich,  and   Oct.  of  Hil.     Alexander  de  Goldyngham,  'chivaler,'  pi. 
Robert  Wythardeslee,  master  of  the  college  of  St.  Laurence  by  Candelwykstretet 
London,  Edmund  Penkerych,  clerk,  and  John  Norwych,  clerk,  def.    2  messuages, 
220  acres  of  land  and  31  acres  of  meadow  in  Chikewell  and  Berkyng,  which  John 
Fressh.  'mercer,'  and  Juliana  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1876. 

1859.  Eas.     William  West,  pi.     Augustine  Plomer  and  Elizabeth  his  wifer 
<!•  •(      A  third  part  of  i  messuage,  20  acres  of  land  and  55.  rent  in  Bockyng  and 
Branketre      Def.  quitclaimed  whatever  they  had  in  dower  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

1860  Trin  John  Aylward  of  Witham,  John  atte  Ponde  and  John  Beneytt 
pi.  by  Richard  de  Waltham  in  place  of  John  Aylward  and  John  atte  Ponde. 
John  Saltere  of  Witham  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  in  Witham.  Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Beneyt.  Cons.  10  marks. 


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1376. 

1861.  Trin.  KichardTrendy.pl.  William  Trendy  and  Constance  his  wife, 
def.  i  messuage,  24  acres  of  land  and  2s.  6d.  rent  in  Claveryng.  Def  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  20  marks. 

DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

780.  Eas. ,49  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  50  Edward  III.  John  de  Goldyngton 
and  Joyce  his  wife,  one  of  the  sisters  and  heirs  of  Thomas  Dengayne,  '  chivaler,' 
pi.  Laurence  de  Pabenham.  '  chivaler,'  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  the  second  of  the 
sisters  and  heirs,  and  William  Bernak,  'chivaler,'  and  Mary  his  wife,  the  third 
•of  the  sisters  and  heirs,  def.  The  manor  of  Honesdon,  co.  Hertford,  the  manor 
of  Grofham  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  same  town,  co.  Huntingdon, 
and  a  third  part  of  the  manor  of  Eton,  co  Bedford. 

Also,  the  said  Laurence  and  Elizabeth,  pi.,  and  the  said  John  and  Joyce, 
William  and  Mary,  def.  The  manors  of  Bulwyk,  Laxton,  Pightesle  and 
Blatherwyk  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor  of  Blatherwyk, 
co.  Northampton,  the  manor  of  White  Nottele  and  the  advowson  of  the  church 
of  Upmynster,  co.  Essex,  the  manor  of  Gyddyng,  co.  Huntingdon,  and  two  parts 
of  the  manor  of  Eton,  co.  Essex  (rectius  Bedford). 

Also,  the  said  William  and  Mary,  pi.,  and  the  said  John  and  Joyce,  Laurence 
and  Elizabeth,  def  The  manors  of  Dylyngton,  co.  Huntingdon,  Sondeye,  co. 
Bedford,  and  Halughton,  co.  Leicester,  the  manor  of  Colne  Engayne  and  the 
advowson  of  the  church  of  that  manor,  and  two  parts  of  the  manor  of  Perstede, 
<:o.  Essex,  and  the  advowson  of  the  priory  of  Fynnesheved,  co.  Northampton. 

A  partition  was  made  by  consent  of  all  the  said  property,  which  descended  to 
Joyce,  Elizabeth  and  Mary  in  demesne  or  in  reversion  on  the  death  of  their 
said  brother,  as  follows  :  — 

John  and  Joyce  and  the  heirs  of  Joyce  to  hold  the  remainders  of  the  manor  of 
Honesdon,  which  Robert  Rous,  'chivaler,'  holds  for  life  and  one  year  following, 
And  the  manor  of  Grofham  and  advowson,  which  John  de  Hemyngford  and  Joan 
his  wife  hold  for  the  life  of  Katharine  late  the  wife  of  the  said  Thomas,  of  the 
•chief  lords  ;  and  the  third  part  of  the  manor  of  Eton,  which  William  Colevyll  and 
Joan  his  wife  hold  for  her  life,  of  the  King  and  his  heirs. 

Laurence  and  Elizabeth  and  the  heirs  of  Elizabeth  to  hold  the  manor  of 
Pightesle  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  Upmynster  of  the  chief  lords  ;  and 
also  the  remainders  of  the  manors  of  Bulwyk,  Laxton,  Blatherwyk,  White  Nottele 
and  Gyddyng  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  Blatherwyk,  which  the  said 
Katharine  holds  for  life,  and  two  parts  of  the  manor  of  Eton,  which  the  said 
William  Colevyll  and  Joan  hold  for  her  life,  viz.  the  manors  of  Laxton  and 
Gyddyng  and  two  parts  of  the  manor  of  Eton  of  the  King  and  his  heirs  and  the 
rest  of  the  chief  lords. 

William  and  Mary  and  the  heirs  of  Mary  to  hold  the  manor  of  Halughton  and 
the  advowson  of  the  priory  of  the  chief  lords;  and  also  the  remainders  of  the 
manors  of  Dylyngton,  Sondeye  and  Colne  Engayne  and  the  advowson  of  the 
church  of  the  manor  of  Colne  Engayne,  which  the  said  Katharine  holds  for  life, 
and  two  parts  of  the  manor  of  Perstede,  which  Humphrey  de  Perstede  holds  for 
life,  viz.  the  manor  of  Sondeye  of  the  King  and  his  heirs  and  the  rest  of  the 
•chief  lords. — Hertford,  Huntingdon,  Bedford,  Northampton,  Essex,  Huntingdon, 
Bedford,  Huntingdon,  Bedford,  Leicester,  Essex,  Northampton. 

781.  Mich.,  49  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  50  Edward  III.  John  Rouceby,  cleric, 
Walter  Lascels,  William  de  Sibthorp,  clerk,  and  John  de  Hnkkenhale,  clerk,  pi. 
William  Bernak,  '  chivaler,'  and  Mary  his  wife,  def.  The  manor  of  Colne 
Engayne  and  two  parts  of  the  manor  of  Perstede,  co.  Essex,  and  the  manors  of 
Dilyngton,  co.  Huntingdon,  Sondeye,  co.  Bedford,  and  Halughton,  co.  Leicester. 
Def.  acknowledged  the  same  to  be  the  right  of  Walter,  of  which  pi.  have  the 
manor  of  Halughton  of  their  gift ;  and  for  this  pi.  granted  the  manor  to  def.  and 
the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right 
heirs  of  Mary  ;  and  def.  granted  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Walter  the  remainders  of 
the  manors  of  Colne  Engayne,  Dilyngton  and  Sondeye,  which  Katharine 
Dengayne  holds  for  life,  and  two  parts  of  the  manor  of  Perstede,  which 
Humphrey  atte  Hall  holds  for  life,  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.— Essex,  Huntingdon, 
Bedford,  Leicester. 


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1376. 

783.*  Oct.  of  Pur.  and  Eas.  John  de  Sutton,  knight,  and  Robert  de  Teye, 
knight,  pi.  Hamo  de  Sutton,  knight,  def.  The  manors  of  Foisted  and  Newe- 
lond,  20  acres  of  land  and  24  acres  of  wood  in  Foisted  and  Boxford,  and  the 
advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor  of  Foisted,  co.  Suffolk,  and  the  manors  of 
Cuppefold,  Lambourne  and  Canewedon  called  Lambourneshall  and  the  advowson 
of  the  church  of  Lambourne,  co.  Essex.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords  the  remainders  of  the  manors  of  Foisted,  Newelond,  Lambourne  and 
Canewedon  and  tenements  and  advowsons,  which  William  Cheyne,  knight,  holds 
for  life,  and  the  manor  of  Cuppefold,  which  Richard  Whithermerssh  holds  for 
life. — Suffolk,  Essex. 

789.  Trin.  Robert  de  Swylyngton,  'chivaler,'  the  elder  and  Margaret  his 
wife  and  John  Garleke  and  Sarah  his  wife,  pi.  Robert  Corbet,  '  chivaler,'  the 
elder  and  Beatrice  his  wite,  def.  The  manor  of  Boxsted,  co.  Essex,  and  i 
messuage,  5  carucates  of  land,  160  acres  of  wood  and  6os.  rent  in  Blatherwyk  and 
Dodyngton,  co.  Northampton.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Margaret. 
Cons.  100  marks. — Essex,  Northampton. 

791.  Mich.  The  said  Robert  and  Margaret,  pi.  The  said  John  and  Sarah, 
def.  Def.  quitclaimed  the  same  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Margaret.  Cons.  200 
marks.— Essex,  Northampton. 


51   EDWARD   III. 


1377  COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

1829.  Quin.  of  Hil.    Alexander  de  Goldyngham,  '  chivaler,'  pi.     John  Fressh, 
'  mercer,'  and  Juliana  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  220  acres  of  land  and  31  acres 
of  meadow  in  Chykewell  and  Berkyng.     Def.  quitclaimed  whatever  they  had  for 
the  life  of  Juliana  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1830.  Quin  of  Hil.    John  Kent  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.    William  Lynberwe  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.     4  acres  of  meadow  in  Stratford  Langthorn.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  loos. 

1831  .     Eas.     John  Cahve  the  elder  and  John  Bakere  of  Kelleveden  the  younger, 

El.  by  Richard  Waltham  in  place  of  John  Bakere.     Henry  atte  Fen  and  Agnes 
is  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  12  acres  of  land,  8d.  rent  and  £  acre  of  meadow  in 
Kelleveden.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Calwe.     Cons.  20- 
marks. 

1832.  Trin.  John  Smyth  of  Fyngryngho  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.  by  Simon 
Fordham  in  her  place.  Roger  Dyer  of  St.  Osyth's  and  Margery  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  20  acres  of  land,  i  rood  of  wood  and  20  acres  of  marsh  m 
Thoryngton.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.  Cons.  20  marks. 

1833  Eas.  Thomas  Whelere  of  Wytham,  pi.  Oliver  de  Shymplyngford  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.  3^  acres  of  land  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Wytham  Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  loos. 


1834.  Ef18-    William  Brynkley  of  Maldon,  '  dyere,'  pi.     Thomas  Wrenche  and 
Alice  his  wife,  def.    i  messuage  in  Maldon.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

1835.  Trin.     John  Hayl,  chaplain,  and  John  Austyn,   chaplain,  pi.  Richard 
Preston  and  A  nne  his  wife,  def.    2\  acres  of  meadow  in  Southhanyngfeld.    PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  John  Austyn  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1836.*  Trin.  John  Lyoun  of  Spryngefeld,  pi.  William  Sunnepeny  of  Warle 
Abbesse  and  Avice  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage.  10  acres  of  land,  i£  acres  of  meadow 
and  i2d.  rent  in  Spryngefeld.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  20- 
•uurft  i 


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1837.  Cjuin.  of  Hil.     John  de  Mounteny,  '  chivaler,'  and  Cecily  his  wife,  pi. 
Richard  Palmere  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,   160  acres  of  land,  15 
acres  of  meadow,  60  acres  of  pasture,  7  acres  of  wood  and  175.  rent  in  Writele. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1838.  Same  date,  pi.  and  ten.    William  Botyld  and  Juliana  his  wife,  def 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1839-1861.     These  belong  to  50  Edward  III. 

1862.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Richard  Compton  of  Bockyngg  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi. 
by  Richard  in  her  place.     John  Gibbe  of  Bockyngg  and   \V\maic  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  and  i  garden  in  Bockyngg.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
Richard.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1863.  Eas.,  50  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  51   Edward   III.    John   Westwyk,   pi. 
John  Pechand  and  Ellen  his  wife,  def.    i  messuage  in  Halstede.    Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1864  Oct  of  Hil.,  50  Edward  III.,  and  Trin.,  51  Edward  III.  John  Spynneye 
of  Wykes,  William  Penne  and  John  Pacche,  parson  of  Tendryng,  pi.  by  Simon 
Fordham.  John  Spynneye  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  75  acres  of  land, 
3  acres  of  meadow  and  6  acres  of  wood  in  Thorp  by  Kirkeby.  Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.  Cons.  100  marks. 

1865.  Oct  of  Pur.     John  Shelford,  citizen  and  draper  of  London,  and  Agnes 
his   wife,   pi.    William   Cressewyk   and   Alice   his    wife,   def.      The    manor    of 
Rothyngbeauchamp  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Agnes.     Cons.  200  marks. 

1866.  Mich.,  44  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  51  Edward  III.     Robert  Beverage  of 
Badburgham,  pi.     William  de  Lymbury  and  Joan  his  wife  def.     i  toft,  2  acres  3 
roods  of  land  and  3  acres  i  rood  of  meadow  in  Westham.     Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 


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THE  regnal  years  of  Richard  II.  began  on  22  June,  which  was  in  Trinity 
term.  The  return  days  for  this  term  were  the  octave  and  quinzaine  of  Trinity, 
which  varied  with  Easter,  and  the  morrow,  octave  and  quinzaine  of  the  Nativity 
of  St.  John  Baptist,  which  were  25  June,  i  July  and  8  July  respectively  ;  these 
last  three,  therefore,  coming  at  the  beginning  of  the  regnal  year.  The  octave 
and  quinzaine  of  Trinity  might  come  either  at  the  end  or  at  the  beginning  of  the 
year,  but  apparently  this  was  ignored  in  the  dating  of  these  fines  and  attention 
paid  only  to  Trinity  Sunday,  which  always  came  at  the  end  of  the  year.  (See 
no.  268 ) 

1  RICHARD  II. 


1877  COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

1.  Mich.     Thomas  fitz  Richard  and  Maud  his  wife,  pi.  by  William  Colbayn 
in  her  place.    John  son  of  Bartholomew  Langrich  of  Waltham  Holy  Cross  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage.  260  acres  of  land,  12  acres  of  meadow,  24  acres 
of  pasture,  i  acre  of  wood  and  gs.  nd.  rent  in  Bobyngworth,  Welde,  Morton, 
Laufare  Maddeleye,  Fifhyde  and  High  Aungre.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons.  200  marks. 

2.  Mich.     John  Marchaunt  of  Maldon  and  Thomas  Sandon  the  younger,  pi. 
Thomas  Sandon  of  Maldon  the  elder  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  i 
stall  (celda)  and  2  acres  of  land  in  Maldon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs 
of  John.     Cons.  10  marks. 

3.  Mich.     Geoffrey   Coleman  of  Thurrok  Grey,    pi.      John   Hood  of  West 
Thurrok  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Thurrok  Grey.    Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

4.  Mich.     Richard  Perot  of  Little  Leys,  Roger  atte  Brigg  of  Tolsunt  and  John 
Archer  of  Felstede,  pi.  by  Thomas  Maye  in  place  of  Roger  and  John.     Robert 
Stacy  of  Felstede  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  80  acres  of  land,  3  acres 
of  meadow,  3  acres  of  pasture  and  35.  4^.  rent  in  Felstede.      Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard.     Cons.  100  marks. 

5.  Mich.     Andrew  Aleman,  pi.     John  Roo  of  Great  Berdefeld  and  Alice  his 
wife.  def.     3  acres  of  pasture  in  Little  Berdefeld.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

6.  Mich.     William  Aylemer,  clerk,  and  John  Pomfreyt  of  Great  Berdefeld, 
pi.     John  Nedham  of  Great  Berdefeld  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.      4  acres  of 
pasture  and  165.  jd.  rent  in  Great  Berdefeld  and  Berdefeld  Salyng.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  20  marks. 

7.  Mich.     Andrew  atte  Style  of  Maldon  and  Thomas  Sandon  of  Maldou,  pi. 
John  Pollard  of  Maldon  and  Lettice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  3  acres  of  land 
in  Maldon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Andrew.     Cons.  10  marks. 

8.  Mich.     John  Underwode  of  Foxherde,  pi.     Robert  atte  Broke  and  Agnes 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  20  acres  of  land  in  Foxherde.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  his  heirs      Cons.  20  marks. 

1378. 

9.  Hil    John  Styward  of  Great  Peryndon,  pi.    John  Rolf  of  Eppyng  and  Alice 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  32  acres  of  land  in  Great  Peryndon.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

10.  Eas.  andOct  of  Trin.    WilliamForgerofWesthorrok.pl.    John  Hanyfeld 
and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  20  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,   20 
acres  of  marsh  and  55.  ijrf.  rent  in  Westilbury.     Uef  and  the  heirs  of  John  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords  with  the  homages  and  services  of  John  Merlawe,  John 
(Jeffrey,  Robert  Buloyne,  William  Lambe  and  John  Geffrey  the  younger  and  their 
heirs. 


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11.  Mich.     William  Criket  and  Richard  Stacy,  pi.     William  Hereford  and 
Margery  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  160  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow  and  26$. 
rent  in  Wodeham  Ferrers.     Def.   quitclaimed   to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William. 
Cons   100  marks. 

1378. 

12.  Hil.    JohnHaukwodeofHithynghamtheelder.pl.    Thomas  Tue,  Robert 
Payn,  clerk,  John  Seriaunt  and  John  Cavendissh,  '  draper,'  def.     12   messuages, 

3  tofts,  455  acres  of  land,  43  acres  of  meadow,  80  acres  of  pasture,  9  acres  of  wood, 
20  acres  of  alder,  1045.  bd.  rent  and  a  rent  of  i  hen  and  lib.  of  cumin  in  Gosfeld, 
Bokkyngg,    Wetherisfeld,    Fynchyngfeld,    Stanburne,    Topesfeld,    Hithyngham 
Sibille,  Hithyngham  at  the  Castle  and  Great  Mapeltristed  and  Walter''  in  the 
Lane,'  John  Waryn  the  elder,  John  Waryn  the  younger,  John  Geray,  William 
Waryn  and  Robert  '  in  the  Lane,1  bondmen  sold  to  pi.  by  def.     PI.  to  hold  for 
his  life  of  def  .and  the  heirs  of  John  Seriaunt.  rendering  i  rose  yearly  at  the  Nat. 
of  St.  J.  13.  and  doing  to  the  chief  lords  all  services,  with  reversion  to  def.  and 
the  heirs  of  John  Seriaunt. 

13.  Oct.  of  Trin.    William  Peyntour,  chaplain,  pi.     John  Staunford  the  elder 
and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  28  acres  of  land  and  8s.  qd.  rent  in  South- 
menstre,  Grekesheth,  Althorne  and  Maylond.     Def.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Thomas  Mouster  and  his  heirs. 

14.  Hil.      John    atte    Noke,    pi.      John    Holfryth   and  Joan    his    wife,    def. 
i  messuage,  46  acres  of  land  and  i|  roods  of  wood  in  Great  Leghes  and  Little 
Waltham.     l)ef.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  40  marks. 

15.  Eas.    John  Staunford  the  younger.pl.    John  Wille  of  Stowe  and  Joan  his 
wife,  def.    A  moiety  of  i  messuage,  120  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow,  30  acres 
of  marsh  and  125.  rent  in  Bradewell  by   Tyllyngham,   which  Margaret  late  the 
wife  of  Richard  Pakkard  holds  for  life      PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  remainder 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks.     This  agreement  was  made  in  the  presence 
of  Margaret,  and  she  did  fealty. 

16.  Eas.     Ellis  de  Thorp,  citizen  and  skinner  of  London,  pi.     William  de 
Thornton  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,    i   carucate  of  land,  7  acres  of 
meadow  and  10  acres  of  pasture  in  Little  Thurrok  and   Grayesthurrok.     Def.  to 
hold  for  their  lives  of  pi.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to 
pi.  and  his  heirs. 

17.  Mich,  and  Eas.     William  Bykenere  and    Henry   Burdeyn,  pi.     Thomas 
Olyver  of  Wodeham  Ferrers  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  30  acres  of 
land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  6  acres  of  pasture  and  35.  6d.  rent  in  Great  Leyghes  and 
Fairsted.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  20  marks. 

18.  Eas.     Thomas  de  Stapelho,  pi.     John  Plassh  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def. 

4  acres  of  land  in  Thakstede.      PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons   10  marks. 

19.  Eas.     John    Wolferych  of  Wrodehamferrers,   'carpenter,'   pi.     William 
Osbarn   of  Gynge  Abbesse   and  Margaret  his  wife,   def.      7   acres   of  land   in 
Wodehamferrers.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs      Cons.  20  marks 

20.  Oct.    of   Trin.     William    Aylmer,   clerk,   Thomas   Heryng.   clerk,    John 
Michel,  Thomas  Pollard,  John  Draper,  William  atte  Ponde.  John  Brok,  '  mason,' 
Alexander  Wolpet,  John  Brok,  'taillour,'  Walter  Taillour,  John  son  of  William 
atte  Ponde,  Roger  Brom  and  John  Gardener,  pi.     John  Best  and  Agnes  his  wife, 
def.     4  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow  and  i  acre  of  pasture  in   Shaldeford  and 
Berdefelcl  Salyng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.   and   the  heirs  of  William   Aylmer. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

21 .  Oct  of  Trin.    John  Veer  of  Thaxstede,  pi.     William  Patergos  of  Thaxstede 
.and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.      i  messuage  in  Thaxstede.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 


,86  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1377.  DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

2.  Mich.,  47  Edward  III.,  and  Mich,  i  Richard  II.  Simon  Symeon  and 
Elizabeth  his  wife,  pi.  Giles  de  Cloune,  parson  of  Gosberkirke,  Thomas  Loges, 
vicar  of  Pynchebek,  William  de  Wodethorp,  parson  of  Swalclyve,  Roger  de 
Gayton,  chaplain,  Robert  de  Luttryngton,  chaplain,  and  Richard  de  Skeffyngtonr 
def  The  manors  of  Great  Harwedon,  Little  Harwedon,  Thyngden  and  Northtoft 
and  20  messuages,  500  acres  of  land,  40  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture  and 
io/.  rent  in  Great  Harwedon,  Little  Harwedon,  Thyngden,  Irtelyngburgh, 
Craneford,  Norhampton,  Stokebrewere,  Shetelhangre,  Aldertonand  Grafton,  co. 
Northampton,  a  moiety  of  the  manor  of  Mullesworth  and  the  advowson  of  the 
church  of  the  same  town,  co.  Huntingdon,  2  messuages,  60  acres  of  land  and  4. 
acres  of  meadow  in  Belepere  and  the  office  of  the  forestership  of  Morlepark  in 
Duffeldfryth,  co  Derby,  4  messuages,  3  carucates  and  io  acres  of  land,  20  acres 
of  pasture  and  2o/.  rent  in  Hendelee,  Hy mmesworth ,  Northelmeshale,  Southelmes- 
hale  and  the  town  of  Pontefract,  co.  York,  i  acre  of  land  in  Swalclyve  and  the 
advowson  of  the  church  of  the  same  town,  co.  Oxford,  6  acres  of  meadow  in 
Uggele  by  Neuport,  co.  Essex,  the  manors  of  Doubledyk  in  Gosberkirker 
Aillesthorp  and  Southorp,  co.  Lincoln,  and  the  manors  of  Scalby  and  Hayngton 
by  Syxhull  and  io  messuages,  i  carucate  and  148  acres  of  land,  80  acres 
of  meadow,  70  acres  of  pasture,  12  acres  of  wood,  40  acres  of  salt  marsh, 
io/.  rent  and  a  rent  of  24  quarters  of  salt  in  the  town  of  Boston,  Quadryng, 
Donyngton,  Pynchebek,  Spaldyng,  Wragby,  Kynthorp,  Aylesthorp  and  Gosber- 
kirke and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  same  town  of  Gosberkirke,  co. 
Lincoln.  Def.  and  the  heirs  of  Giles  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  the  premises  in 
the  counties  of  Derby,  York.  Oxford,  Essex  and  Lincoln,  except  the  manors  of 
Aillesthorp  and  Southorp  in  the  last  mentioned  county,  but  inclusive  of  a 
knight's  fee  in  Doubledyk,  with  the  homages  and  services  of  William  de  Wyhom 
and  Beatrice  his  wife  and  George  Darcy  and  their  heirs  from  their  tenements  in 
that  manor.  And  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Simon  of  the  body  of  Elizabeth  to  hold 
the  premises  in  the  counties  of  Northampton  and  Huntingdon  and  the  manors  of 
Aillesthorp  and  Southorp  of  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Giles,  rendering  i  rose,  etc., 
with  remainder  to  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  Simon  and  reversion  to  def.  and  the 
heirs  of  Giles. — Northampton,  Huntingdon,  Derby,  York,  Oxford,  Essex, 
Lincoln,  Lincoln. 

1378. 

9.  Eas.,  51  Edward  III.,  and  Hil.,  i  Richard  II.  Simon,  archbishop  of 
Canterbury,  Walter  fitz  Wauter  the  younger,  knight,  Thomas  de  Percy,  knight, 
Robert  deSwynbourne,  knight,  Thomas  de  Maundevill  the  elder,  knight,  Richard 
de  Upston,  parson  of  Shymplyng,  John,  parson  of  Great  Teye,  Roger  de 
Wolferston  and  Clement  Spice,  pi.  Walter  fitz  Wauter  the  elder,  knight, 
Alexander  de  Walden.  knight,  and  John  Stowe,  def.  The  manors  of  Lexdon. 
Crixheth  and  le  Cage,  co.  Essex,  and  a  third  part  of  the  manors  of  Multon  and 
Beausolas,  co.  Lincoln.  PI.  and  the  heirs  male  of  the  body  of  Walter  to  hold  the 
above  of  the  chief  lords,  including  i2d.  rent  and  a  rent  of  lib.  of  cumin  or  id.  in 
the  manor  of  Lexdon,  with  the  homages  and  services  of  Clement  Spice  and  Alice 
his  wife,  John  Gildesburgh,  Robert  Muskham,  clerk,  and  John  Rous  and  their 
heirs  from  their  tenements  in  the  manor  of  Lexdon  ;  with  remainder  to  the  right 
heirs  of  Walter  fitz  Wauter  the  younger. — Essex,  Lincoln. 


2   RICHARD   II. 


COUNTY   OF    ESSEX 

22.     Oct.  of  St.  J.B.     Roger  Colbayn  and  Basilia  his  wife,  pi.     John  Taillour 
li;im  and  Lucy  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  9  acres  of  land  in  Tolles- 
hunietegros.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Roger.     Cons.  20  marks. 


FEET    OK     FINES    FOR     ESSEX. 

1378 

23.  Oct  of  St.  J.B.      Michael  Turtel  of  \Valden  the  younger,  pi.     Richard 
Hende,  '  taillour,1  of  Walden  and  Emma  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  8  acres 
of  land  in  Walden.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  ma: 

24.  Quin.  of  St.  J.B.  and  Mich.     John  atte  Welle  of  Staumford  and  Nicholas 
Dryvere  of  Alvythele,  pi.     John  Arnold  of  Alvythele  and  Joan    his    wife,  def. 
i  messuage  and  29  acres  of  land  in  Alvythele.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi  and  the 
heirs  of  John.     Cons.  100  marks. 

25.  Oct.  of  St.  J.B.     Richard  de  Waltham  and  Adam  Rolf,  pi.  by  Richard 
in  place  of  Adam.     John  Ouddesole  of  Witham  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     2  messu- 
ages and  7  acres  of  land  in  Witham.     PI    and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

26.  Quin.  of  St.  J.B.     William  Saykyn  of  Tylbery,  John  Fynch  of  Stamborn 
and  Thomas  filtz  Nichol  of  Tyllebery,  pi.     John  son  of  Robert  de  Stanton  of 
Redeswell  and  Alre  his  wife,  def.      2  acres  of  land  in  Redeswell.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  .  :c  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  loos. 

27.  Mich.     Robert  de  Muskham,  parson  of   Overe,  John  de  Burton,  clerk, 
John  Lyseus  and  Richard  de  Bathele,  pi.     John  de  Bampton  and  Iseult  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage,  240  acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  meadow,  40  acres  of  pasture, 
15  acres  of  wood  and  605.  rent  in  Great  Gelham,   Little  Gelham,  Toppesfeld, 
Hengham  at  the  Castle  and  Hengham  Sibille.     Pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  200  marks. 

28.  Oct.  of  Trin.,  i  Richard  II.,  and  Mich  ,  2  Richard  II.     James  Swetyeng, 

B".     Nicholas  atte  Melle  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     4^  acres  of  land  in  Shaldeforde. 
ef.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  iocs. 

1379. 

29.  Hil.     John  Vynche  of  Stambourn,  pi.     Adam  Crook  and  Joan  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage,  34  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  wood  in  Stambourn  and  Topis- 
feld.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

30.  Hil.     Richard  Lodelowe  of  Leyr  Marny  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.      John 
Cok  of  Copworth  the  younger  and  Radulpha  his  wife,  def.     35  acres  of  land  and 
i  acre  of  meadow  in  Leyr  Marny.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Alice. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

31.  Hil.     Robert   de   Thorp,   clerk,   and  John   Lepyngdon,   pi.  by   Thomas 
Colbayn  in  place  of  Robert.       Thomas  Chamberleyn  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  150  acres  of  land,  7  acres  of  meadow,  5  acres  of  pasture,  2  acres  of 
wood  and  id.  rent  in  Hallyngburybourgh.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs 
of  John.     Cons.  200  marks. 

32.  Hil.     John  Asselyn,  pi.     John  May  and  Emma  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage 
and  2  acres  of  land  in  Little  Totham.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons    20  marks. 

33.  Hil.     John  Bampton  and  John  le  Rons,  pi.     Nicholas  fitz  Richard  and 
Alice  his  wife,  def.      The    manor  of  Fyrstlynge.     Def.  and  the    heirs  of   their 
bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Alice. 

34.  Hil.  and  Eas.     Nicholas  Longe,  citizen  and  butcher  of  London,  pi.    John 
Gippe  of  Nastoke  and  Clemencia  his  wife  and  John  their  son,  def.     22  acres  of 
land  and  a  moiety  of  i  toft  in  Nastoke.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

35.  Eas.     John  Clerk  of  Masshebury,  Hugh  Peyntour.  clerk,  and   Richard 
Hyrde  of  Masshebury,  pi.  by  William  Dannebury  in  place  of  Hugh.     Richard 
Maldon  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages  and  30  acres  of  land  in  Plesshe, 
Masshebury,  Goodestre.  Heghestre  and  Great  Waltham.     Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  20  marks. 

36.  Eas.     Robert  Rikdon  and  John  Doreward  of  Rewenhale,  pi.     Ellis  atte 
Broom  of  Great  Bryche  and  Maud  his  wife,  and  Simon  Dighere  of  Colchestre 
and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.       i  messuage  in  Coggeshale.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  the  heirs  of  Robert.     Cons.  loos. 


|gj  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1379. 

37.  Eas.     William  Alapert  of  Coggeshale.  pi.     Thomas  Pye  of  Aldham  and 
Cristina  his  wife.  def.     i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land  and  £  acre  of  meadow  in 
Aldham  and  Great  Teye.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
loo  marks. 

38.  Eas.     John  Parker  of  Wymbyssh,  '  pulter,'  the  younger,  pi.     John  Porter 
of  Plecheden  by  Henham  and  'Katharine  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  20  acres  of 
land  and  $d.  rent  in  Chikeneye  and  Depeden.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his 
heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

39.  Eas.     William  Prentys  of  Chelmersford,  pi.     John  Pye  of  Chelmersford, 
'  masoun,'  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     7  acres  of  land  in  Spryngefeld.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

40  Quin.  of  Trin.  Roger  de  Westwode,  clerk,  William  Paunfilion  of  Cante- 
brigg  and  Gilbert  Knyvet  of  Fynchyngfeld,  pi.  John  Berle  of  Cantebrigg  and 
Mary  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  54  acres  of  land  and  6  acres  of  meadow  in 
Fynchyngfeld.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  aud  the  heirs  of  William.  Cons.  100 
marks. 

41.  Oct.  of  Trin.     John  Hygun,  pi.    John  Fretheman  of  Storteford  and  Agnes 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  40  acres  of  land  in  Storteford.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

42.  Oct.  of  Trin.      John  de  Bourghcher,  knight,  pi.    John  Wolf  and  Katharine 
his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Little  Maldon  with  appurtenances  in  Little  Maldon, 
Great  Maldon.  Reilegh  and  Bures  Giffard  and  the  advowsons  of  the  abbey  of 
Bilegh  and  the  hospital  of  St.  Giles,  Little  Maldon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

43.  Oct.  of  Trin.     Robert  Corby,  pi.     Thomas  Fryth  and  Beatrice  his  wife, 
def.     2  messuages,  i  garden,  200  acres  of  land,  50  acres  of  marsh  and  405.  rent  in 
Westhorrok  and  Styford.      Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.      Cons.   100 
marks. 

44.*  Eas.  and  Oct.  of  Trin.  John  de  Boys  and  Thomas  Bataille,  pi.  Thomas 
Coupeland  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.  The  manor  of  Virlys  in  Toleshunte 
Tregoz  and  Toleshunte  Mauger,  except  John  Carter,  bondman,  with  his  issue. 
Def  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.  And  for  this  pi.  granted  for  them- 
selves and  the  heirs  of  John  that  they  will  render  i^l.  135.  4^.  yearly  to  def.  for 
their  lives,  viz.  3/.  135.  4^.  at  the  Nat.  of  St.  J.B.,  Michaelmas,  Christmas  and 
Easter,  with  power  of  distraint. 

45.  Eas.  and  Oct.  of  Trin.     John  Chaumpeneys  of  Great  Hallyngbury,  pi. 
William  Martyn  of  Storteford  and  Edith  his  wife,  def.     9  acres  of  land  in  Great 
Hallyngbury.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  4  acres  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the 
remainder  of  5  acres  which  William  Spenser  holds  for  life.     Cons.  10  marks. 

46.  Eas.  and  Oct.  of  Trin.    Robert  Pete  of  Dakenham,  co.  Essex,  and  Cristina 
his  wife,  pi.     Alexander  Avenel,  'spicer,'  citizen  of  London,  and  Juliana  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage,  46^  acres  of  land  and  izd.  rent  in  Heghangre,  Norton 
and  Donemowe.     Def.  quitclaimed  two  parts  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert,  and 
also  granted  to  them  the  remainder  of  the  third  part  which  Margery  late  the  wife 
of  Roger  Waryn  holds  in  dower,  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

47.  Trin.,  49  Edward  III.,  and  Oct.  of  Trin  ,  2  Richard  II.     John  Jurdan  of 
Terlyng  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.    William  Wolvete  of  Little  Waltham,  John  Warde 

it  Waltham  and  John  Quystron  of  Great  Leghs,  def.  2  messuages,  127 
acres  of  land,  i  acre  i  rood  of  meadow,  2  acres  of  pasture,  6  acres  of  wood  and 
azjd.  rent  in  Terlyng.  Borham,  Spryngfeld  and  Little  Waltham.  PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs 
of  Joan.  Cons,  100  marks. 

48.  Mil.  and  Oct.  of  Trin.     Roger  Keterich  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.  by  John 
Gyfifard  in  her  place.     William  Walsham,  def.     i  messuage,  300  acres  of  land, 
ao  acres  of  meadow,  40  acres  of  pasture,  80  acres  of  wood  and  ^l.  rent  in  Felsted, 
Great  Reyne  and  Little  Keyne.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Roger  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.    Cons.  200  marks. 


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1379. 

49.  Oct.  of  Trin.    John  de  Burghchier,  knight,  pi.  by  John  Sumpter.    Seman 
Ferour  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  72  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of  meadow 
and  i6s  rent  in  Tollishunte  Tregos  and  Ineworth.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

50.  Eas.  and  Oct.  of  Trin.     Reynald  Pach  of  Bockyng  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi. 
Augustine   Plomer   of  Colcestre  and    Elizabeth   his   wife,  def.      i   messuage  in 
Bockyng.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Reynald  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons   iocs. 


3   RICHARD   II. 


COUNTY  OF   ESSEX. 

51.  Oct.  of  St.  J.B.     Robert  Fitz  William,  pi.    John  Merk  of  Chiltyrdich  and 
Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  40  acres  of  land  in  Chiltyrdich  and  Westt- 
horndon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

52.  Quin.  of  St.  J.B.     Thomas  del  Stokkes  and  Thomas  de  Thorneburgh,  pi. 
Thomas  Frith  and  Beatrice  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Great  Gelham  and  the 
advowson  of  the  church  of  the  same  town.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  de 
Thorneburgh  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  TOO/. 

53.  Quin.  of  St.  J.B.     Nicholas  Fullere  of  Maldon,  pi.     Osbert  Wayte  of 
Maldon  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Maldon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

54.  Mich.    John  Haukwode  the  elder,  Thomas  Tuwe  the  elder,  John  Sergeant 
of  Hethyngham,  John  Cavendissh,  '  draper,'  and  Robert  Lyndeseye  of  London, 
'  taillour,'  pi.  by  John  Sergeant  in  place  of  the  others.     Richard  Scoteneye  and 
Isabel  his  wife,  def.    The  manors  of  Berwyk,  Cardeux  and  Scoteneys  in  Toppes- 
feld  and  1005.  rent  in  Haverhull.      Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John 
Cavendissh.     Cons.  300  marks. 

55.  Mich.      Robert   de   Thorp,   parson   of    Hallyngburyborugh.    and    John 
Lepyngden  of  Great  Donmowe,  pi    by  Richard  Waltham  in  place  of  Robert. 
William  Wouborn  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  50  acres  of  land,  4  acres 
of  meadow  and  2  acres  of  pasture  in  Hallyngburyborugh.     Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  100  marks. 

56.  Mich.     Robert    Hessete   and    Richard    Godefrey,  chaplain,   pi.     Simon 
Godefrey  and  Amice  his  wife,  def.     Two  parts  of  215  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of 
meadow  and  3  acres  of  wood  in  Coggeshale,  Feryng  and  Markeshale.     PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

57.  (juin.  of  Trin.,  2  Richard  II.,  and  Mich  ,  3  Richard  II.     John  Smyth  of 
Cressyng.  Geoffrey  Adam  and  William  atte  Noke,  pi.  by  John  Giffard.     Richard 
Dyn  of  Cressyng  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  7  acres  of  land  in 
Cressyng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons  20  marks. 

58.  Mich.     Parties  as  in  56.     2  messuages  in  Coggeshale.     Def.  quitclaimed 
from  themselves  and  the  heirs  of  Amice  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert.     Cons. 

20  marks. 

59.  Mich.     John    Sharman   of   Claveryngge,    pi.     Thomas   atte   Thorne   of 
Hatfeld  Brodhok  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  8  acres  of  land  and 
i  acre  of  meadow  in  Claveryngge.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.    Cons. 
10  marks. 

1380. 

60.  Hil.     John    Potte,    pi.      John    Maldon   and   Margaret   his   wife,    def.     i 
messuage,  120  acres  of  land,  9  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture,  18  acres  of 
wood  and  4/.  rent  in  Norton  and  Stowe.     Pi.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 


Ig0  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1380 

61  nil.  Seman  Ferrour  of  Feryngg  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  John  Clerk  of 
Ewell  the  younger  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.  3  messuages,  12  acres  of  land  and 
3  roods  of  meadow  in  Feryngg.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Joan. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

62.  Hil.     John  de  Gildesburgh,  •  chivaler,'  and  Thomas  de  Feriby,  clerk,  pi. 
Bartholomew  Stygan  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  mill,  284  acres  of 
land.  10  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture,  100  acres  of  marsh  and  6  marks 
55.  6\d.  rent  in  Stanford  in  le  Hope,  Horndon,  Fobbyng  and  Mokkyng.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons.  100  marks. 

63.  Hil.    John  Spencer  of  Berkyng  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  by  Walter  Willesdon 
in  her  place      Robert  Edward  of  Berkyng  and  Cecily  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage 
in  Berkyng.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.    Cons.  20  marks. 

1379. 

64.  Mich.     Walter  Legat,  clerk,  and  Thomas  Clerc  of  Herewych,  pi.     John 
Godefrey  and  Amice  his  wife,  def      i2|  acres  of  land  and  a£  acres  of  marsh  in 
Ramesey.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1380. 

65  Hil.  John  Swetyng,  pi.  William  Smyth  of  Northbemflete  and  Margaret 
his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  and  16  acres  of  land  in  Northbemflete.  Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  20  marks. 

66.  Hil.  and  Eas.    Roger  Herlaston  and  Margaret  his  wife   pi.     John  Pyken- 
ham  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  i  messuage,  5  tofts,  508  acres  of 
land,  30  acres  of  meadow,  30  acres  of  pasture,  30  acres  wood  and  jl.  rent  in 
Wymbissh  and  Thakstede.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Roger  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords 
the  remainders  of  moieties  of  i  messuage,  200  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow, 
6  acres  of  pasture  and  6  acres  of  wood  which  Roger  holds  for  the  life  of  Elizabeth 
Tiptot,  i  toft,  150  acres  of   land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  6  acres  of  pasture  and 
6  acres  of  wood  which  John  Michel  holds  for  the  same  life,  2  tofts,  150  acres  of 
land.  18  acres  of  meadow,  8  acres  of  pasture  and  8  acres  of  wood  which  Thomas 
Brodok  holds  for  the  same  life,  and  2  tofts,  8  acres  of  land  and  jl.  rent  which 
the  same  Elizabeth  Tiptot  holds  for  life.     Cons.  100  marks. 

67.  Eas.    Roger  Grom  the  younger,  pi.    Richard  Ketyll  of  Southmenstre  and 
Philippa  his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  i  message,  12  acres  of  land  and  4  acres  ot 
marsh  in  Maylond.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

68.  Eas.     John  Dyghere  of  Maldon,  pi.    John  Palmere  of  Maldon,  '  draper,' 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages  and  i  shop  in  Maldon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

69.  Oct.  of  Trin.     Stephen  Lambhierd  and  John  his  son,  pi.     John  Skynnere 
of  Stapilford  Abbots  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.      i  messuage  and  15  acres  of 
land  in  Chykewell.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Stephen. 

70.  Eas.     Agnes  late  the  wife  of  Roger  Parker  of  Brendwode,  pi.     William 
Nyghtynghale  and  Joan  his  wife  and  Thomas  Wymberd  and  Alice  his  wife,  def 

uage  and  2  acres  of  land  in  Southweld.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  her 
heirs.     Cons.  100$. 

71.  Eas.      John  de  Waltham,  clerk,  and  James  de  Byllyngford.  pi.      John 
Bray  of  Tillebury  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     405.  6d.  rent  in  Great  Gelham,  Little 
Gelham,  Toppesfeld,  Stambourne,  Hengham  at  the  Castle  and  Hengham  Sibille. 
I'l.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  the  homages  and  services 
of  Knlwrt  cle  Muskham.  clerk,  John  de  Burton,  clerk,  John  Liseux  and  Richard 
de  Hatheley  and  their  heirs.     Cons.  2O/. 

72.  Eas.     Nicholas  Fowelere,  pi.     John  Wylle  of  Stowe  and  Joan  his  wife, 
def.     A  moiety  of  i  messuage,  50  acres  of  land  and  24  acres  of  marsh  in  Stowe. 

(unclaimed  to  pi   ami  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 


FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX.  IQI 

1380. 

73.  Eas.     John  Bakere  of  Wodeham,  pi.     John  Cook  of  Wodeham  Ferrers 
and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  20  acres  of  land  in  Wodeham  Ferrers. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

74.  Eas.     William  White  of  Pakelesham,  pi.     John  Kynot  of  Little  Stanbrigg 
and  Lettice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  3  acres  of  land  and  3  acres  of  marsh  in 
Pakelesham.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

75.  Eas.  and  Oct.  of  Trin.     William  Bedel,  Edmund  Fitz  Simond  and  John 
Wyght,    citizen   of   London,    pi.     William    Sautre   and   Joan   his  wife.  def.     3 
messuages,   184  acres  of  land,  13  acres  of  meadow,   134  acres  of  pasture  and 
785.  8ftf  rent  in  Alvethele,  Westhurrok,  Wenyngton  and  Reynham.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  200  marks 

76.  Eas.,  49  Edward  III.     William  Elmham,  '  chivaler,'  John  Leche,  clerk, 
John  de  Heylesdon,  Edmund  Gournay,  Richard  Dautres,  Clement  de  Brethen- 
ham,    Reynald  de  Bungeye  and  Nicholas  de  Hoo,  clerk,  pi.     Bartholomew  de 
Naunton,  '  chivaler,'  def.,  and  quin.  of  Trin.,  3  Richard  II.,  after  the  death  of 
Bartholomew,  the  same  pi.  and  Robert  de  Bokenham  and  Margaret  his  wife, 
daughter  and  heir  of  Bartholomew,  def.     The  manor  of  Leyr  atte  Haye  which 
Robert  de  Teye,  'chivaler,'  and  Agnes  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  Nicholas  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  200  marks. 

77.  Oct.  of  Trin.     John  Martyn,  chaplain,  and  William  son  of  John  Catte- 
mere  of  Walden,  pi.  by  John  Heyden  in  place  of  John.     Richard  Cook  of  Asshe- 
don,  '  milnere,'  and  Mabel  his  wife,  def.        i  messuage  and  4  acres  of  land  in 
Asshedon  and  Berkelowe.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons. 
10  marks. 

1379  DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

23.  Oct.  of  Trin.,  2  Richard  II.,  and  Mich.,  3  Richard  II.  Edmund  de 
Reynham,  'chivaler,'  John  Marler,  clerk,  Robert  Digges,  Nicholas  de  Massyng- 
ham  and  John  Bisshop,  pi.  Roger  de  Scales  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  The  manors 
of  Shaldeford  and  Pikotes,  co.  Essex,  and  the  manors  of  Hobury,  Swanton, 
Sturmouth,  Litelbroke  and  Herbaldoun  and  28/.  6s.  8d.  rent  in  Sydyngbourne, 
Upchirche  and  Wychelyng,  co.  Kent.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Bisshop  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords  the  remainder  of  the  manors  of  Shaldeford  and  Pikotes,  which 
Katharine  late  the  wife  of  Ralph  de  Hemenhale,  knight,  holds  for  life,  the  manor 
of  Hobury,  which  Philip  Styward  holds  for  20  years,  the  manor  of  Swanton  and 
the  rent  which  John  Lyghtchild  holds  for  7  years,  the  manor  of  Sturmouth, 
which  William  Grove  holds  for  2  years,  the  manor  of  Litelbroke,  which  William 
de  Ramesden  holds  for  2  years,  and  the  manor  of  Herbaldoun,  which  John 
Ropere  of  Canterbury  holds  for  5  years.  Cons.  i',ooo/. — Essex,  Kent. 


RICHARD  II. 


1380  COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

78.  Morrow  of  St.  J.B.     Richard  '  the  Wryght '  of  Stoke  by  Clare  and  John 
Wale  of  Stoke  by  Clare,  pi.     Robert  Bilneye  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     46  acres 
3  roods  of  land  and  6  acres  of  meadow  in  Asshe  by  Clare.     Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard.     Cons.  100  marks. 

79.  Quin.    of   St.    J.B.      Thomas    Osteler   of    Chelmersford,    pi.      Thomas 
Spryngefeld   of  Chelmersford    and    Isabel   his   wife,    def.      5   acres  of  land  in 
Spryngefeld.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

80.  Morrow  of  St.  J.B.      Richard  Aumbreys   and   Thomas  Aumbreys,  pi. 
Nicholas  Wysdom  of  Wodeham  Ferrers  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage, 
7  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  marsh  and  two  parts  of  the  ferry  (passagii)  of  Fambrigge- 
ferye  in  North  Fambrigge.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard. 
Cons.  20  marks. 


,Q2  FEET  OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1380. 

8x  Morrow  of  St.  J.B.  Agnes  Mereworth  of  Bartlesden,  pi.  John  May  of 
Stanford  by  Horndon  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.  i  toft,  17  acres  of  land  and  i  acre 
of  meadow  in  Bartlesden.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  her  heirs.  Cons.  20! . 

82  Morrow  of  St.  J.B.     Walter  Moys  of  Feryng,  pi.     Thomas  Frend  of 
Colecestre  and  Ellen  his  wife,  def.    16  acres  of  land  in  Feryng.    Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

83  Morrow  of  St.  J.B.     John  Inhewe  of  Fayrstede,  pi.     Reynald  Pach  and 
Juan  his  wife,  def.      i  messuage  and  3  acres  of  land  in  Fayrsted.     Def.   quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

84  Mich.     John  Bredeford  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.     Robert  Rikedon  and 
Margery  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  73  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  9  acres 
i  rood  of  pasture,  9  acres  of  wood,  145  4^.  rent  and  a  rent  of  2  capons  and  lib. 
of  cumin  in  Toppesfeld  and  Hengham   Sibille,  which  pi.  hold  for  the  life  of 
Margaret  of  the  inheritance  of  Margery.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  the 
remainder  of  the  chief  lords. 

85.  Morrow  of  St.  J.B.  and  Mich.     William  Kyng,  citizen  of  London,  John 
Halle  of    Colcestre,   William   Adam    and    Richard   Heynes,   pi.      Thomas  de 
Maundevyll,  knight,  the  younger  and  Anne  his  wife,  def.     2  acres  of  land  in 
Elmestede  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  same  town.     PI.  and  the  heirs 
of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

86.  Mich.     John  Inthenaldres  of  Halsted,  Thomas  Inthenaldres,  clerk,  John 
Brook  of  Stysted  and  John  Pach  of  Halsted, '  draper,'  pi-  by  Richard  de  Waltham 
in  place  of  the  last  three.     John  Punchelote  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     9  acres  of 
land  in  Halsted.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Inthenaldres. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

87.  Mich.     Hugh  Crane,  pi.     John  Wykhey  of  Little  Badewe  and  Alice  his 
wife,  def.    i  messuage,  3^  acres  of  land,  3  roods  of  meadow  and  3  roods  of  pasture 
in  Little  Badewe.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

88.  Mich.     John  son  of  William  Doreward,  pi.     Roger  Baryngton  and  Joan 
his  wife,  def.     10  acres  of  land  and  10  acres  of  wood  in  Ruylegh.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

89.  Mich.    Matthew  Langriche  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.    John  Hokele  and 
Mary  his  wife,  def.      A   moiety  of  i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land,  12  acres  of 
meadow,  10  acres  of  wood  and  135.  $d.  rent  in  Waltham  Holy  Cross.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Margaret.     Cons.  100  marks. 

90.  Mich.    William  Totham  of  Canewedon  the  younger,  pi.    Nicholas  Raunche 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Tryndhey.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1381. 

91.  Eas.,  2  Richard  II  ,  and  Hil.,  4  Richard  II.     Robert  Lyndeseye,  John 
Hailes,  clerk,  and  John  Louthe,  pi.     John  Galant  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow  and  205.  rent  in  Dakenham  and 
Herkyngge.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Hayles,  and  granted 
to  the  same  the  rent  with  the  homages  and  services  of  John  atte  Pyrye,  John 
Mille,  Adam  Herd,  John  Haukyn.  John  Fysteman,  Seman  Ewold,  Richard  atte 
Grove.  John  Noloth,  John  Balsant,  Stephen  Wyndesore,  John  Spryngold,  John 
Wodland.  John  Outtrede.  John  Coker  and  Alice  late  the  wife  of  Thomas  Yonge 
and  their  heirs,  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  200  marks. 

92.  Mich    and  Hil.     William  Croyser,  knight,  and  John  Broun  of  Wrast- 
i  th.  {>!     John  Byford  and  Nicholaa  his  wife,  def.    The  manor  of  Wygput 

PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  ioo/. 


FEET   OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX.  IQ7 

1381. 

93.  Eas.      Richard  Wyther  of  High  Angre  and  Katharine  his  wife,  pi.  by 
Richard  de  Waltham  in  her  place.     William  atte  Noke  of  Cressyng  and  Agnes 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  40  acres  of  land  and  5^.  rent  in  High  Angre.     I'l    t-> 
hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  William 
their  son  and  Richard  his  brother  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right 
heirs  of  Richard  Wyther. 

94.  Eas.     Robert  de  Wolferston,  Henry  Strete,  parson  of  Great  Okele,  John 
Coun  and  Thomas  Okele,  pi.  by  John  Osbarn  in  place  of  John  and  Thomas. 
Roger  Payn  of  Herewych  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     150  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of 
meadow,  10  acres  of  pasture,  6  acres  of  wood,  6s.  rent  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage 
in  Great  Okele.     PI   and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
200  marks. 

95.  Eas.     William  Smyth  of  Redeswell,  pi.     Thomas  Hicche  of  Bumpsted 
and  Margaret  his  wife  and  Richard  Blysse  of  Walden  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def. 
18  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow  and  i  acre  of  pasture  in  Stambourn.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

96.  Eas.     John  Stroute  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.     John  Punet  and  Kathatine  his 
wife,  def.       i   messuage,   25   acres  of  land  and  3  acres  of  pasture  in   Rothyng 
Beauchamp  and  Wyllynghale.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John. 

Cons.  20  marks. 

97.  Eas.     John    Webbe   of   Castellangre   the   elder,   pi.     John    Punet   and 
Katharine  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Castellangre.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

98.  Eas.     John  Pynette  of  Aungre  at  the  Castle  and  Katharine  his  wife,  pi. 
John  Webbe  of  Aungre  at  the  Castle  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and 
2  roods  of  land  in  Aungre  at  the  Castle.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs 
of  Katharine.     Cons.  loos. 

99.  Eas.     John  Moyn  of  Great  Berdefeld,  pi.      John  Warner  and  Alice  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Great  Berdefeld.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

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100.  Mich.      Reynald  Ropere  of  Little  Chesterford,  pi.      John  Trussell  of 
Takeleygh  and  Sarah  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  15  acres  of  land  and  $$d.  rent 
in  Little  Chesterford  and  Walden.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.    Cons. 
20  marks. 

1381. 

101.  Eas.    JohnChaunceandMargeryhiswife.pl.    John  Punet  and  Katharine 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  4  acres  of  land  in  Rothyng  Beauchamp.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  10  marks. 

102.  Eas.     John  Warner  of  Terlyngge  and  Henry  Redeleghe,  pi.     William 
Warner  and  Juliana  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  9  acres  of  land  and  los.  rent  in 
Maldon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  20  marks. 

DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

51.  Trin.,  46  Edward  III.,  and  Eas.,  4  Richard  II.  Ralph  de  Crophill,  parson 
of  Cotyngham,  Richard  de  Bytham,  parson  of  two  parts  of  the  church  of 
Repinghale,  John  Lopere,  parson  of  a  third  part  of  the  same,  and  Alan  de 
Kirkeby,  chaplain,  pi.  John  Goderiche  and  Eleanor  his  wife,  def.  The  manors 
of  Ryngesdon  and  Lesyngham  and  3  messuages,  8  acres  of  land  and  loos,  rent  in 
Kyllyngholme,  Staumford  and  Walcote,  co.  Lincoln,  the  manor  of  Fletewyk, 
co.  Bedford,  6  marks  rent  in  Lowesby,  co.  Leicester,  the  manor  of  Brendeshall, 
co.  Essex,  and  the  manor  of  Thorn  Gobaud,  co  York.  PI  and  the  heirs  of 
Ralph  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  the  manors  of  Ryngesdon,  Lesyngham  and 
Brendeshall  and  the  tenements,  and  also  the  remainder  of  the  manors  of  Fletewy  k 
and  Thorn  Gobaud,  which  John  de  Clynton  and  Joan  his  wife  hold  for  her  life. 
Cons.  400  marks. — Lincoln,  Bedford,  Leicester,  Essex,  York. 

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103.  Mich.     John  Hert  and  John  de  Spryngthorp,  pi.     Stephen  Hoghton  of 
Chesterton  and  Florence  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Little  Berdefeld.     Hef.  to 
hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Peter  Tebaud 
and  Alice  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies,  to  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  Alice 
and  to  the  right  heirs  of  Peter. 

104.  Mich.   John  LependenandWilliamSutton.pl.  by  John  Bretton.  Thomas 
Donneshed  and  Ismania  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,   20  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of 
meadow,  8  acres  of  pasture  and  2id.  rent  in  Halyngburyburgh.    Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  20  marks. 

105.  Mich.     Richard  Neuman  of  Neuport,  John  Basset  of  Chishull,  Peter 
Pawe,  vicar  of  Chepyngwalden,  and  John  Whithobbe  of  Caunbrigg,  pi.  by  John 
Heydon  in  place  of  the  last  two.     William  Olyver  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  1 80  acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  meadow,  10  acres  of  pasture  and  135.  4^. 
rent  in  Neuport  and  Wykes  by  Neuport.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords.     Cons.  200  marks. 

106.  Mich.     William  Bygonn  of  Chelmesford  and  Ellen  his  wife,  pi.     John 
Croner,  citizen  and  fishmonger  of  London,  and  Joan  his  wife  and  Adam  atte 
Ponde  of  Chelmesford,  def.    loj  acres  of  land  in  Chelmesford .    Def.  acknowledged 
the  land  to  be  the  right  of  Ellen,  as  that  which  pi.  have  of  their  grant,  and  for 
this  pi.  granted  it  to  Adam  and  hjs  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

107.  Mich.     John  Salman  of  Maylond,  pi.     John  Alefondere  of  Maldon  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Cuntassebregg  in  Althorn.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  200  marks. 

1382. 

108.  Hil.    John  Ricarde  of  Macchyng,  pi.    Roger  Dalby  of  London,  '  taillour,' 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  24  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow  and  i  acre 
of  pasture  in  Macchyng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

109.  Mich  and  Hil.     William  Adam  of  Bradefeld,  pi.     Thomas  Blanch  of  St. 
Osith  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  40  acres  of  land,  7  acres  of  meadow, 
i  acre  of  pasture,  2  acres  of  wood  and  28^.  rent  in  Great  Claketon  and  Little 
Claketon.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

no.  Mich,  and  Hil.  Thomas  Warrewyk  of  Thaxstede,  pi.  William  Patergos 
of  Thaxstede  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.  2  messuages  and  i  toft  in  Thaxstede.  Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  20  marks. 

in.  Hil.  RobertDelve.pl.  John  Thrandeston  of  Lewystoft, '  barbour,' and 
Alice  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  25  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  pasture  and  2os.  rent 
in  Great  Wakeryng.  PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  100 
marks. 

112.  Hil.    John  Reynald  of  Stapulford,  pi.     William  Ster  and  Mabel  his  wife, 
def      10  acres  of  land  in  Stanford.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons. 
10  marks. 

113.  Mil.    JohnTomasandJoanhiswife.pl.     John  Mereld  and  Agnes  his  wife. 
def.     i  messuage,  40  acres  of  land,  ij  acres  of  meadow  and  8  acres  of  pasture  in 
Fordham.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  100  marks. 

114.  Hil   and    Has.      Thomas    Morieux.    '  chivaler,'    Richard   Waldegrave, 

»l>ert  Swynbourn,  'chivaler,1  Andrew  de  Cavendissh,  'chivaler,' 
Adam  de  Hury,  citizen  of  London,  William  de  Eynesham,  citizen  of  London, 
Uobert  de  Kedyngton,  John  Peeke  of  Cavendissh  and  William  Gerveys,  pi. 


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Walter  Kersener  and  Maud  his  wife  and  Joan  late  the  wife  of  Adam  de  Passefeld, 
def.  i  messuage,  3  tofts,  161  acres  i  rood  of  land,  16  acres  of  meadow,  8  acres 
of  pasture,  16  acres  of  wood  and  405.  rent  in  Beauchamp  St.  Paul.  Beauchamp 
Otonis,  Beauchamp  St.  Ethelbert,  Sudbury,  Pentelowe,  Berdefeld,  Ovyton, 
Assh,  Thaxstede,  Clare  and  Stoke  by  Clare.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  Andrew,  and  granted  to  them  the  rent  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  with 
the  homages  and  services  of  Richard  Punge,  William  Gladewyne,  John  Folchere, 
William  Pokes,  John  Eustace,  Edmund  Pokes,  John  Baketon,  Ellis  Tumour, 
John  Catilit,  John  Stettill,  Thomas  Sotil,  John  Stokton,  John  Clerk,  Thomas 
Hamond,  John  Parker,  Avelina  Sorel,  John  Smod  and  John  Lyt  and  their  heirs. 
Cons.  2oo/. 

115.  Eas.     Nigel  Kirkeby  of  Chaurethe,  pi.     William  Laurens  of  Eyston  atte 
Monte  and  Alice  his  wife,  def      i  messuage,  1 1  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  meadow 
in  Eyston  atte  Monte  and  Broxheved.     Def.   quitclaimed   to  pi.   and    his  heirs. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

116.  Eas.     Richard   Waltham  and   Walter   Haulee  of  Fairstede,    pi.    John 
Scarlet  of  Borham  and  Ellen  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  54  acres  of  land  and  id. 
rent  in  Borham  and  Terlyng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard. 
Cons.  zol. 

117.  Oct.  ofTrin.    Henry  Helvon,  John  Basset,  John  Payn  and  John  Heyden, 
pi.  by  John  Stapilford  in  place  of  John  Basset  and  John  Payn.     John  Harewedon 
and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     A  third  part  of  i  messuage,  60  acres  of  land,  i  acre 
of  pasture  and  3  acres  of  wood  in  Elmedon,  Cristeshale  and  Wendenelou 

and  the  heirs  of  Henry  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

118.  Quin.  of  Trin.     John  Bures,  citizen  and  draper  of  London,  John  Loveye, 
citizen  and  mercer  of   London,   Robert   Lepere,   clerk,   William   Cressewyk  of 
London,  Robert  Rikedon  of  Witham  and  Peter  Gyvayn,  clerk,   pi.    by  Richard 
Waltham  in  place  of  John  Bures.    John  de  Fifhide,  citizen  and  mercer  of  London, 
def.     The  manor  of  Estwarle  Semeles.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
Peter.     Cons.  lool. 

119.  Eas.,  4  Richard  II.,  and  Oct.  of  Trin  ,  5  Richard  II.    John  Stamer  of 
Olde   Salyng   the   younger,    pi.      William    Bolymer  and   Agnes   his   wife,   def. 
i  messuage  and  6  acres  of  land  in  Fairstede.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his 
"heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

13gl  DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

56.  Mich.  William  de  Argentein  and  Isabel  daughter  of  William  de 
Kerdeston,  knight,  pi  John  de  Argentein,  knight,  def.  The  manors  of  Chalgrave, 
co.  Oxford,  Fordhamj  co.  Essex,  and  Weston  by  Baldok  called  «  Argentein 
Manoyr,'  co.  Hertford,  and  the  manor  of  Newemarket  and  the  advowson  of  the 
chapel  of  St.  Mary  in  the  same  town,  co.  Suffolk.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their 
bodies  to  hold  of  def.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  def. 
and  his  heirs.  Cons.  i,oool. — Oxford,  Essex,  Hertford,  Suffolk. 


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120.  Quin.  of  Trin.    William  Kylet,  pi.    John  Lawe  and  Emma  his  wife,  def. 
i  toft,  4^  acres  of  land  and  a  third  part  of  10  acres  of  land  in  Wenyngton.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

121.  Eas.  and  Oct.  of  Trin.     Ralph  Tuch  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi.     John 
Waryn  of  Great  Badewe  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     27  acres  of  land  and  3  acres 

•of  pasture  in  Sandon.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Ralph  10  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
•Cons.  10  marks. 


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122.  Quin.  of  Trin.     Thomas  Copshef,  citizen  ot  London,  Walter  Geytonr 
William  Carleton  and  Robert  Webbe,   citizen  of  London,  pi.  by  Richard  de 
Waltham  in  place  of  the  first  three.      Thomas  Aylmer  the  elder,  Robert  de 
Kcdyngton,  William  Aylmer,  clerk,  William  Aylmer  of  Sheryng,  John  Vautort 
and  Thomas  Brokhole,  def.     The  manor  of  Kechynhall.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  the  heirs  of  Robert.     Cons.  100  marks. 

123.  Oct.  of  Trin.    Walter  fitz  Wauter,  '  chivaler,'  John  de  Sutton,  '  chivaler,' 
Richard  de  Sutton,  'chivaler,'  John  Boys,  John  Bataille  and  John  Codelyng, 
parson  of  Stratford,  pi.      William  de  Elmam,  'chivaler.'  def.      The  manor  of 
Leyre  del  Hay,  which  Agnes  late  the  wife  of  Robert  de  Teye,  '  chivaler,'  holds 
for  life.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Codelyng  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  200  marks. 

124.  Eas.     John  Kempe  and  Katharine  his  wife  and  Geoffrey  Spryngold,  pi. 
by  Richard  Waltham  in  place  of  Geoffrey.     Walter  Cokat  and  Joan  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  in  Fynchyngfeld.     Dei.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Katharine. 
Cons   10  marks. 

125  Oct.  of  St.  J.B.  and  Eas.  John  Wade  and  Cristina  his  wife,  pi.  Nicholas 
Algood  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  28^  acres  of  land  and  i£  acres  of 
meadow  in  Sheryng.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.  Cons.  100 
marks. 

126.  Mich,  and  Eas.      Richard  Strote  of  Wodeham  Ferrers  and  Anne  his 
wife.  pi.  by  William  Cryket  in  her  place.     Thomas  Walden  of  Great  Stanbrugge 
and  Imania  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  36  acres  of  land  in  Wodeham  Ferrers. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard.     Cons  20  marks. 

127.  Mich,  and  Hil.     John  son  of  Walter  Colshull,  pi.     Nicholas  Derby  of 
London  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.    2  messuages,  60  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of  meadow 
and  8  acres  of  pasture  in  Little  Canefeld  and  Tackeleye.     Def.  quitclaimed  what- 
ever they  had  for  the  life  of  Maud  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  2O/. 

128.  Mich,  and  Hil.     Robert  Broun  of  Thaxstede,  pi.     Thomas  Shethere  of 
Thaxstede  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Thaxstede.     PI.  and  his  heirs 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

129.  Hil.     John  Basset  and  Henry  Helyon,  pi.     Robert  Lovetot  and  Joan  his 
wife,  def.     A  third  part  of  i  messuage,  60  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  pasture  and 
3  acres  of  wood  in  Elmedon,  Cristeshale  and  Wendenelout.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
Henry  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

130.  Hil.     JohnShipmanofReynham.pl.     Peter  Clerk  and  Alice  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage  and  6  acres  of  land  in  Reynham  and  Alvethele.      Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

131.  Hil.     John  Olyver  of  Staneweye,  John  Esthorp,  Margery  de  Denham 
and  Alan  Stubbere,  clerk,  pi.  by  John  Sompter  in  place  of  John  Olyver,  Margery 
and  Alan.     Robert  Stanstede  and  Eleanor  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  38  acres  of 
land.  2  acres  of  pasture  and  i6d.  rent  in  Great  Teye.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  John  Olyver.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1382 

Mich.     Richard  Knouslee,  pi.     John  Costantyn  and  Maud  his  wife,  def. 

9  acres  of  land  in  Machyng.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 

10  marks. 

133.  Mich.  Richard  Waltham,  pi.  Richard  Richier  and  Alice  his  wife,  def. 
5  acres  i  rood  of  land  in  Great  Waltham.  Def.  quitclaimed  whatever  they  had 
lor  the  life  of  Alice  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  10  marks. 

H4      Mich.     John  Prat  of  Storteford,  pi.     William  Whitsyde  of  Thaxstede 
In,  def.     A  third  part  of  i  messuage,  50  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of 
meadow.  5  acres  of  pasture.  5  acres  of  wood  and  95.  6d.  rent  in  Storteford  and 
Farnham.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 


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135.  Mich.     William  Northern,  vicar  of   Maylond,  and   John    Salman,  pi. 
Geoffrey  Swone  and  Joan  his  wife,  def      50  acres  of  land  in  Althorne.     Def  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  100  marks. 

136.  Mich.     Andrew  Aleman  and  Katharine  his  wife,  pi.      John  Stoure  of 
London,  '  bucher,'  def.     2  messuages  and  4  acres  of  land  in  Great  Berdefeld. 
PI.  acknowledged  the  same  to  be  the  right  of  def.  as  those  which  he  has  of  their 
gift,  and  for  this  def.  granted  them  to  Andrew  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords. 

1383. 

137.  Quin.  of  Trin.     John  Elyn,  vicar  of  Great  Salyng,  pi.     John  Welles  of 
Maldon  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  16  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of 
meadow  in  Great  Salyng.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.    Cons.  20  marks. 

1382. 

138.  Oct.  of  St.  J  B.     Thomas  Lampet,  pi.      Thomas  Maundevyll,  knight, 
and  Anne  his  wife,  def.     So  acres  of  land  and  4  acres  of  pasture  in  Stapelford 
Tany  and  the  manor  of  Stapelford  Tany  except  the  advowson  of  the  church  of 
the  same  town.     PI.  to  hold  for  his  life  of  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Anne,  rendering 
yearly  2o/.  in  moieties  at  Michaelmas  and  Easter  and  doing  to  the  chief  lords  all 
services,  with  reversion  to  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Anne. 

139.  Oct.  of  St.  J.B      John  Saman  of  Wymbyssh,  pi.     John  Ryver  of  Brook 
Walden  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  12  acres  of  land  in  Wymbyssh. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

140.  Mich.      John   de    Sutton,    '  chivaler,'    Richard   de   Sutton,    '  chivaler,' 
Edmund  Peverell,  William  Naferton,  William  Cressewyk  and  Richard  Forester, 
pi.     William  Baret  and  Eleanor  his  wife  and  Thomas  Cogeshale  and  Marguret  his 
wife,  def.      2  messuages,  200  acres  of  land,   15  acres  of  meadow,  30   acres   of 
pasture,  8  acres  of  wood  and  ins.  6d.  rent  in  Writel.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  the  heirs  of  Edmund.     Cons   200  marks. 

141.  Mich.      John  Kent  of  Westhamme  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.      William 
Sumburne,  citizen  of  London,  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     i£  acres  of  meadow  in 
Westhamme.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  10  marks. 

142.  Mich.     Hugh  Peyntour,  clerk,  William  Sadeler  and  John  Birlyngham, 
pi.  by  Richard  Waltham  in  place  of  William  and  John.     John  Stonhach  of  Great 
Waltham  the  elder  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Plessys.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Hugh.     Cons.  20  marks. 

143.  Mich.     Walter  Hay,  pi.     William  Saward  of  Dunmowe  the  elder  and 
Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Dunmowe.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his 
heirs      Cons.  10  marks. 

144.  Mich.      William   Saward  of  Dunmowe  the  elder,  pi.     Walter  Hay  of 
Dunmowe  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Dunmowe.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.   10  marks. 

145.  Mich.     John    Olyver,   John    Esthorp,   Margery  de   Denham  and    Alan 
Stubbere,  chaplain,  pi.  by  John  Sumpter  in  place  of  John  Olyver,  Margery  and 
Alan.     Hugh  Burdy  and  Eleanor  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  30  acres  of  land, 
2  acres  of  pasture,  25.  rent  and  ^  acre  of  meadow  in  Great  Teye.    Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Olyver.     Cons.  20  marks. 

DIVERS   COUNTIES. 

70.  Mich.,  45  Edward  III.  Alan  de  Buxhull,  knight,  John  de  Querneby, 
•clerk,  Thomas  Broke,  clerk,  and  John  Pykenham,  citizen  of  London,  pi. 
William  Isbrond,  'brouderer,'  and  Kicholaa  his  wife,  def.  The  manor  of  Little 
Kanefeld  and  3  carucates  of  land,  80  acres  of  meadow,  60  acres  of  wood,  80  acres 
of  pasture  and  i2l.  rent  in  Eyston  atte  Mounte,  Bridbrok,  Halsted,  Borham  and 
Tillebury,  co.  Essex,  a  fourth  part  of  the  manor  of  Ravenston,  co.  Buckingham, 


,gS  FEET  OF  FINES  FOR  ESSEX. 

1382. 

and  Cos.  rent  in  Suddebury,  co.  Suffolk,  which  Maud  Trussell  holds  for  life. 
And  afterwards  in  Mich.,  6  Richard  II.,  after  the  death  of  Alan,  between  the 
remaining  parties.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Pykenham  to  hold  the  remainder 
of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  300  marks. — Essex,  Buckingham,  Suffolk. 

1383. 

75  Eas.,  5  Richard  II.,  and  Hil.,  6  Richard  II.  Guy  de  Bryene  the  elder, 
•  chivaler.'  William  de  Bryene,  '  chivaler,'  and  John  de  Rokwode,  pi.  Guy  de 
Bryene  the  younger,  '  chivaler,'  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.  The  manors  of  Over- 
halle  and  Netherhalle  in  Bures  St.  Mary,  Great  Waldyngfeld  and  Aketon,  co. 
Suffolk,  and  Borle  and  Foxherde,  co.  Essex.  PI.  and  the  ht'.irs  of  Guy  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords  the  remainders  of  the  manors  of  Overhalle,  Netherhalle,  Great 
Waldyngfeld,  Borle  and  Foxherde,  which  Richard  Waldegrave,  'chivaler,'  and 
Joan  his  wife'hold  for  her  life,  and  of  the  manor  of  Aketon,  which  John  de  Sutton, 
4  chivaler.1  and  Alice  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.  Cons.  i,ooo/. — Suffolk,  Essex. 

78.  Hil.  and  Oct.  of  Trin.  The  same  parties  reversed.  The  same  manors. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  the  remainders  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Alice.  Cons.  300^. — Suffolk,  Essex. 


7  RICHARD  II. 

1384  COUNTY  OF    ESSEX. 

146.  Hil.     John  Copyn  of  Great  Stanbregg,  pi.     John  Skone  and  Joan  his 
wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  i  messuage  and  10  acres  of  land  in  Great  Stanbregg. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

147.  Hil.     Robert  Glovere  of  Chelmesford,  pi.     Nicholas  Cook  of  Chelmes- 
ford  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  3  shops  in  Chelmesford.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

148.  Eas.     John  -Sibile,   John   Bienge  the  elder,  Thomas  Saucer,  Thomas 
Warrewyk  and  John  Avenant  of  Monkstrete,  pi.     Edmund  Venour  of  Thaxstede 
and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     17  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow  and  a  moiety  of 
i  messuage  in  Thaxstede.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Avenant. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

149.  Hil.     Richard  Waldegrave,  knight,  pi.     Roger  Keteryche  and  William 
Wouborne  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     2os.  rent  in  Wethermondford  and  Bures  at 
the  Mount.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

150.  Eas.     Robert  de  Swynbourn,  knight,  John  Rookwod  the  elder,  Thomas 
Lampet  and  William  Assheby,  clerk,  pi.     John  Peyton,  knight,  and  Margaret  his 
wife,  def     The  manor  of  La  Geronere  and  7  acres  of  meadow  in  Wyrmundeforde. 
Def  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert.     Cons.  2oc/. 

151  Eas.  John  Sleford  and  William  Colbayn,  pi.  Thomas  Fryth  and 
Bead  ice  his  wife,  def.  The  manor  of  Great  Gelham  and  the  advowson  of  the 
church  of  the  manor.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.  Cons.  200 
marks. 

152.  Eas.     John  Frey  of  Great    Waltham,   pi.      John   Berdefeld   of  Great 
Waltnam   and  Agnes   his  wife,   def.      i    messuage  in   Great  Waltham   and   a 
competent  way  by  a  curtilage  of  def.  called  '  Herlawestenement '  to  a  grange 
within  the  messuage  whenever  it  may  be  necessary  to  repair.     PI.  and  his  heirs 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

153.  Eas.    Richard  Elbode  of  Godythestre,  pi.    Richard  Gerveys  of  Godyth- 
estre and  Lnstina  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  9  acres  i  rood  of  land  and  3  roods 
of  meadow  in  Godythestre  and  Masshebery.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his 

was.  20  marks. 


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154.  Oct.   of  Trin.      John    Bealn,  clerk,  and    Robert   Bealu,   pi.   by  Adam 
Maylond  in  place  of  John.     Richard  Bealu  and  Anne  his  wife.  def.     i  messuage 
and  16  acres  of  land  in  Messyng  and  Imworth.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  Robert.     Cons   20  marks. 

155.  Oct.  of  Trin.     Roger  fitz  Andreu  of  Willynghale  and  Joan  his  wife.  pi. 
Thomas  Gobyoun  of  Leyndon  and  Alice  his  wife.  def.     5  messuages,  2 

i  mill,  260  acres  of  land,  24  acres  of  meadow,  60  acres  of  pasture,  22  acres  of  wood 
and  435.6^.  rent  in  Little  Badewe,  Wodeham  Water  and  Witham.  Def.  quit- 
claimed whatever  they  had  for  the  life  of  Alice  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Joan,  and 
for  this  pi.  granted  that  they  and  the  heirs  of  Joan  will  render  10  marks  of  silver 
yearly  to  def.  for  the  life  of  Alice,  in  moieties  at  Michaelmas  and  Easter,  with 
power  of  distraint. 

1383. 

156.  Oct.   of  St.  J.B.     Robert   Bere  of  Foxherde,   pi.     John  atte  Brook  of 
Foxherde  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  toft,  3  acres  of  land  and 
i  acre  of  meadow  in  Foxherde.      PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  10  marks.. 

157.  Oct.  of  St.  J.B.     Roger  Groom  and  Philippa  his  wife,  pi.  by  Thomas 
May  in  her  place.     John  Budde  of  Maldon,  '  chapman,'  and  Joan  his  wife,  def. 
A  moiety  of  i  messuage,  50  acres  of  land  and  4  acres  of  meadow  in  Maylond. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Roger.     Cons.  20  marks. 

158.  Oct.  of  St.  J.B.     Roger  Bette,  pi.     John  Northwode  of  Donmowe  and 
Margery  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  i£  acres  of  land  in  Donmowe.     PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

159.  Hil.,  3  Richard  II.,  and  Mich.,  7  Richard  II.     Geoffrey  Michel,  William 
Hore,  John  Bredeford,  Thomas  Sewale  of  Mapiltrestede,  Edmund  Heryng  and 
William  Jervays,  pi.     John  Bray,  Hervey  Lacford,  William  Robetot  and  Richard 
Patregoos  of  Wytheresfeld,  def.     12  messuages,  500  acres  of  land,  20  acres  of 
meadow,  50  acres  of  pasture,  3  acres  of  wood  and  8/.  rent  in  Great  Dunmowe, 
which  John  Cantebrigg  holds  for  6  years  from  St.  James,  3  Richard  II.     PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  Geoffrey  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  2oo/. 

160.  Quin.  of  St.  J.B.,  and  Mich.      John  Kempe  and  Katharine   his   wife, 
Adam  Englissh,  clerk,  and    Ralph   Hervy,  pi.      Thomas   de    Hemyngton,  def. 

1  messuage,  i  carucate  of  land,  12  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  wood  and  405. 
rent  in  Fynchyngfeld  and  Wylynghale,  which  the  said  John  holds  for  the  life  of 
Simon  Snyterton.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  the  bodies  of  John  and  Katharine  to  hold 
the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Katharine. 
Cons.  100  marks, 

161.  Mich.     Roger  atte  Bregge  and  Richard  atte  Welle  of  Goldhangre,  pi. 
by  Thomas  May  in  place  of  Richard.     Walter  Hedyth  and  Alice  his  wife,  def. 

2  mersuages  and  6  acres  of  land  in  Goldhangre.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  Roger.     Cons.  20  marks. 

162.  Mich.     Robert   Marton  of  Wodeford,  clerk,  pi.      John    Tissyngton  of 
Wodeham  Ferrers  and  Maigeiy  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  50  acres  i  rood  of 
land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  4  acres  of  wood  and  55.  rent  in  Wodeham  Ferrers  and 
Great  Illeford      PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  200  marks. 

163.  Mich.      John    Spicer,    clerk,   John    Barton,    John    Skynnere   of  Great 
Donmowe  and  William  Saward  the  elder,  pi.  by  Thomas  May  in  place  of  the 
last   three.      John   Northwode  of  Great   Donmowe  and   Maigery   his   wife,  def. 

3  messuages  in  Great  Donmowe      PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Spicer  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

164.  Mich.     John  Page  of  Maldon  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.     Giles  atte  < 

and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.  A  moiety  of  3  messuages  in  Maldon.  Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.  Cons.  20  marks. 

165.  Mich.      John    Bowyer    of    Witham,    pi.      John    Salvage    of    Witham. 
'peyntour,'  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  12  acres  of  land  in  Rewen- 
hale.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 


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1383. 

166.  Mich.     Thomas  Hardyng  of  Manytre,  pi.     William  Osterlee,  citizen  of 
London,  and  Joan  his  wife.  def.     A  third  part  of  the  manor  of  Newehalle  in 
Mistelegh.     Def.  quitclaimed  whatever  they  had  for  the  dower  of  Joan  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1384 

167.  Hil.    Roger  de  Gayton,  parson  of  Wath,  John  Wayte,  parson  of  Camsall, 
Henry  de  Carleton,   parson    of    Hymmesworth,    Hugh   de    Derfeld,    vicar  of 
Feldekyrk,  John  de  Dronsfeld,  William  de  Gascoyne,  John  Woderof  and  Hugh 
de  Wombewell,   pi.     John   Skotte,   knight,   def.     The  manor  of   Canewedon 
Briansones.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Hugh  de  Wombewell. 
Cons  100  marks, 

168.  Mich,  and  Hil.     William  Snelle,  pi.     John  Grey  and  Alice  his  wife.  def. 
59  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of 'meadow,  4  acres  of  pasture,  6  acres  of  wood,  6s.  rent 
and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Machyng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

169  Hil.  William  White  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.  John  Cok  of  Bryche 
and  Raulina  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  and  16  acres  of  land  in  Pakelisham. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.  Cons.  20  marks. 


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13M  COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

170.  Morrow  of  St.  J.B.     Richard  Waltham,  pi.    John  le  Eyr  of  Wodeham 
Ferrers  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  17  acres  of  land  in  Wodeham 
Ferrers.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  the  messuage  and  10  acres 
of  land,  and  also  the  remainder  of  7  acres  which  Agnes  atte  Hoo  holds  for  her 
life.     Cons.  20  marks. 

171.  Mich.,  7  Richard  II.,  and  Mich.,  8  Richard  II.     Robert  Braybroke, 
bishop  of  London,  John  Chartesey,  John  Ovyng,  clerk,  William  Ilberd,  clerk, 
John  Hunt  of  Chelchehuth  and  Roger  Abbryghton,  pi.     Richard  Waldegrave, 
knight,  def.     4  messuages,  500  acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  meadow,  60  acres  of 
pasture,  30  acres  of  wood  and  405.  rent  in  Terlyng,  Fairstede,  Borham,  Spryng- 
feld,  Great  Leighes  and  Hatfeld  Peverell,  which  Beatrice  late  the  wife  of  Robert 
de  Goldyngton  holds  for  life.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Roger  to  hold  the  remainder 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  200  marks. 

172.  Mich.     Ralph  Tyle  of  Haveryng  and  John  Bokeman,  pi.     Robert  Pete 
and  Cristiana  his  wife,  def.      i  messuage,  46^  acres  of  land  and   i2d.  rent  in 
Heghangre,  Norton  and  Donemowe.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Ralph  to  hold  two 
parts  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  remainder  of  the  third  part,  which  Margery 
late  the  wife  of  Roger  Waryn  holds  in  dower.     Cons.  2O/. 

173.  Mich.    WilliamRykilandWilliamHundegate.pl.    William  de  Naffreton 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     4  messuages,  80  acres  of  land,  20  acres  of  meadow, 
30  acres  of  pasture  and  IDS.  rent  in  Chelmesford,  Spryngefeld,  Mulshom  and 
Bromfeld      Def.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
successive  remainders  to  Elizabeth  wife  of  John  Southam  for  her  life,  to  Thomas 
her  son  for  his  life  and  to  the  right  heirs  of  Joan. 

1388. 

174  Hil.  Eustace  Gerard  of  Burys  Gyffard  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  Thomas 
BoHyate.  parson  of  Keyleigh,  and  William  Hamond  of  Reyleigh,  def.  i  messuage, 
no  acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  meadow,  3  acres  of  pasture  and  6  acres  of  wood  in 
Kaurethe  and  Thundresle.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Eustace  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.  Cons.  100  marks. 


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175.  Mich.     Thomas  Houlot,  pi.     William   Bolebek  of  Pandfeld   and   Alue 
his  wife,  def.     i    messuage,   i   garden   and   5  acres  of  land  in  Pandfeld       1  >ei 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

176.  Mich.      Roger  Grom  of  Maylond  and  Philippa  his  wife,  pi.  by  Adam 
Maylond  in  her  place.     Jordan  Westwode  and  Florence  his  wife,  def      3  "acres  of 
Jand  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  and  14  acres  of  land  in  Althorn.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  Roger  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1385. 

177.  Oct.  of  St.  J.B.  and  Hil.     John  Donmowe  of  Bockyng,  pi.     Thomas 
Gorell  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i    messuage  and  £  acre  of  land   in  Bockyng. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

178.  Hil.     Richard  de  Sutton,  knight,  John  Plays,  knight,  John  de  Sutton, 
knight,  John  Cherteseye,  Thomas  Hynton  and  Richard  Heynes.  pi.     Thomas 
Botiler  and  Sarah  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Little  Benteliegh,  2  messuages, 
2  weirs,  320  acres  of  land,  12  acres  of  meadow,  36  acres  of  wood  and   n/.  i2d. 
rent  in  Tendryng,  Bromfeld,  Wykes,   Pachyng    Picot    and   Great  Claketon,  a 
moiety  of  i  messuage,  240  acres  of  land,  100  acres  of  marsh  and  305.  rent  in 
Estmerseye,  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  Little  Benteliegh.     Def.  quit- 
claimed whatever  they  had  for  the  dower  of  Sarah  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard 
de  Sutton.     Cons.  500  marks. 

179.  Eas.      Thomas,    bishop    of    Ely,    Robert,    bishop    of    London,    Joan, 
countess  of   Hereford,  Essex  and  Northampton.  Richard  Waldegrave,  knight, 
William  Berland,  knight,  Ralph  Danyel,  Ivo  Sandhurst,  Robert  Delve  and  Ralph 
Strelley,  parson  of  Great  Lieghes,  pi.     Thomas  Maundevyll,  knight,  the  elder 
.and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Falkebourn,  i  toft,  264  acres  of  land, 
4  acres  of  meadow,  6  acres  of  pasture,  42  acres  of  wood,  205.  nd.  rent  and  a  rent 
of  i  capon  in  Falkebourn,  Witham,  Fairstede,  Hatfeld  Peverel,  Terlyng,  Borham 
and  White  Nottele,  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  same  town  of  Falke- 
bourn.   -Pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Ralph  Strelley  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  rendering 
24/.  yearly  to  def.  for  their  lives,  in  moieties  at  Easter  and  Michaelmas,  with 
power  of  distraint.     Cons.  2OO/. 

180.  Mich,  and  Hil.     Richard  Bolle  of  Theydon  Gernoun,  pi.     John  Roly  of 
Stratford  atte  Bowe,  '  fferrour,'  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  i  acre 
of  land  in  Theydon  atte  Mounte.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs      Cons. 
10  marks. 

181.  Eas.     John   Lovey.   citizen    and   mercer   of  London,  John   Kantoys  of 
London,  'peutrer,'  William  Cressewyk  of  London,  Robert  Rikedon,  William 
Wallere  of  London,  'taverner,'  and  John  Tumour  of  Rothyng  Beauchamp,  pi. 
by  Richard  Waltham  in  place  of  John  Lovey  and  William  Wallere.     Nicholas 
Fitz  Symond  of  the  county  of  Hertford  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage, 
•60  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  2  acres  of  pasture  and  2$.  rent  in   Fithyde, 
which  John  Fifhyde  and  John  Stevene  hold  for  a  term  of  15  years.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  Tumour  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.    Cons.  100  marks. 

182.  Hil.  and  Eas.     Geoffrey  Colvyll,  pi.     John  de  Goldyngton,  son  and  heir 
of  John  de  Goldyngton,  son  and  heir  of  John  de  Goldyngton,  knight  (nultiis). 
i  messuage,  131  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow  and  i2s  rent  in  Spryngefeld, 
•Chelmesford  and  Mulsham  called  'Olyveres,'  which  Roger  Redlegh  and  Cecily 
his  wife  hold  for  life.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  100  marks.     (Ancient  Deeds  A.  7730,  7731  are  the  tiro  indentures  of  thi> 

183.  Hil.  and  Eas.    William  Broun  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi.    William  Bode, 
•def.     i  messuage  and  12  acres  of  land  in  North  Wokendon,  which  John  Hay  man 
and  Margery  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.    PL  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  the 
remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

184.  Eas.     John  Duresme  of  the  county  of  Middlesex,  pi.     John  Sely,  citizen 
and  skinner  of  London,  and  Sibil  his  wife,  def.      2  acres  of  meadow  in  Waltham 
Holy  Cross.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  loos. 


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185.  Eas.     William  Totham  of  Canewedon,  pi.     Robert  Olyver  and  Joan  his 
def.     100  acres  of  land  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Southmenstre.     PI. 

and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

186.  Has.     Walter  Fitz  Wauter,  knight,  pi.      Richard   Drenge  of  Lexeden, 
parker.  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  carucate  of  land,  6  acres  of 
meadow.  12  acres  of  pasture,  12  acres  of  wood  and  405.  rent  in  Great  Teye  and 
Little  Teye      Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

187.  Eas.    Richard  Neweman  of  Neuport,  pi.    Richard  Ledet  of  Neuport  and 
Agues  his  wife,  def.    i  messuage,  10  acres  of  land  and  £  acre  of  meadow  in  Wykes. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

188.  Eas.     Thomas  Bircheleigh  and  John  Herde  of  Witham,  '  deyghere,'  pi. 
John  Pye  the  elder  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     4  messuages  and  15  acres  of  land  in 
Witham  and  Falkebourne.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

189.  Eas.     John  Stubliegh  of  Halstede,  pi.      John  Costantyn  and  Alice  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage,  50  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  10  acres  of  pasture, 
ij  acres  of  wood  and  2id.  rent  in  Halstede,  Gosfeld.  Great  Mapilstede  and  Little 
Mapilstede.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  2O/. 

190.  Oct.  of  Trin.     John  Burre,  pi.     John  Shelton  and  Maud  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  in  Shenefeld.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.    Cons.  10  marks. 

191.  Quin.  of  Trin.     Thomas  Wylle,  pi.     John  Hautayn  of  Dannebery  and 
Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  15  acres  of  land  in  Dannebery.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

13g4  DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

107.  Oct.  of  St.  J.B.  John  Cokyng,  Robert  Somersed  and  Thomas  de  Kentr 
pi.  Richard  Norhampton,  '  heraud,'  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.  i  messuager 
210  acres  of  land,  28  acres  of  meadow,  4  acres  of  wood  and  8d.  rent  in  Theyden 
atte  Mounte  and  Theyden  Gernon,  co.  Essex,  and  i  messuage,  170  acres  of  land, 
8  acres  of  meadow,  16  acres  of  pasture,  8  acres  of  wood  and  26s.  rent  in  Little 
Hormed,  Great  Hormed,  Braghyng  and  Alswyke,  co.  Hertford.  PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  2OO/. — Essex, ^Hertford. 

1385. 

123.  Mich,  and  Eas.  Thomas  Haselden  the  elder  and  Thomas  Bedeforde,  pi. 
Richard  Haselden  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.  The  manor  of  Ockeforde 
Skyllyng  and  a  moiety  of  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  Ockeforde  Skyllyng, 
co  Dorset,  and  the  manor  of  Little  Chesterford  and  the  advowson  of  the  church 
of  the  same  manor,  co.  Essex.  Def.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords  the  manor  of  Ockeforde  Skillyng  and  moiety,  and  also  the  remainder 
of  the  manor  of  Little  Chesterford  and  advowson,  which  Eleanor  late  the  wife  of 
John  Hataill  the  elder  holds  for  life  ;  with  further  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of 
Elizabeth. — Dorset,  Essex. 

Ouin.  of  St.  J.B.,  2  Richard  II.     Hugh,  earl  of  Stafford,  Richard  de 

Stall- 'id.    'rhivaler,'   and   John   de   Frenyngham.   pi.      William    Burcestre  and 

.V.H-.MJI;  his  wife,  def.;   and  Eas.,  8  Richard  II..  after  the  death  of  Richard. 

bet"  tid  earl  and  John,  pi.,  and  the  same  def.    A  moiety  of  the  manor  of 

••tonehall  in  Great  Donmowe,  co.  Essex,  a  moiety  of  i  toft,  40  acres  of  land, 

10  acres  of  meadow  and  20  acres  of  pasture  in   Asshwelle  and  Hyngsteworth. 

co.  Hertford,  a  moiety  of  a  sixth  part  of  i   messuage,   no  acres  of  land  ami 

29  acres  of    meadow    in    Stebbeneth,    Hakeneye,    Shordich    and    Edelmpton, 

Middlesex,  and  a  moiety  of  3  messu;iv;es,  j  mills,  30  acres  of  land,  20  acres 

'1  0  marks  rent  in  Suthwerk,  co.  Surrey.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 

.ml  tn  hold  the  moiety  in  Surrey  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  remainder 

'•x,   Herts   and    Middlesex,  which  John  de  ChichestreP 

'1  K'tklsmith  of  London,  and  Alice  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.    Cons.  2oo/. 

1      '       ll.-stlcml,  Middlesex,  Surrey. 


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1385  COUNTY    OF   ESSEX 

192.  Mich.     Thomas  Wrattyng,  'mason,1  Thomas  son  of  Simon  Neuman  of 
Theydon  Gernoun,  John  atte  Felde  of  Theydon  (.crnoun,  Richard  atte  Chirche, 
citizen    of   London,    Richard    Salyng    of    Sothereye   and    Richard    Sevenok    of 
Wrotham,  pi.  by  Richard  Waltham  in  place  of  Richard,  Richard  and  Richard. 
John   Thtirstayn   of  Theydon   Gernoun   and  Agues  his  wife,  def.     i    messuage, 
40  acres  of  land  and  8  acres  of  meadow  in  Theydon  Gernoun.     I'l.  and  the  heirs 
of  Richard  atte  Chirche  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  rendering  4/.  yearly  to  def.  for 
their  lives,  viz.  205.  at  Christmas.  Easter,  the  Nat.  of  St.  J.B.  and  Michaelmas, 
with  power  of  distraint.     Cons.  2O/. 

193.  Quin.  of  Trin.,  8  Richard  II.,  and  Mich.,  9  Richard  II.     Lewis  Blede- 
lowe,  pi.    Edmund  Peverell  of  Westhanyfeld,  def.     i  messuage,  180  acres  of  land, 
4  acres  of  meadow,  3  acres  of  wood  and  2os.  rent  in  Arkesden  and  Wenden, 
which  Thomas  Ilhston  and  Margaret  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.     PI.  and  his  heirs 
to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  2O/. 

194.  Mich.     Thomas,  bishop  of   Ely,  Robert,  bishop  of  London,  Richard, 
earl  of  Arundel,  Joan  de  Bohun,  countess  of    Hereford,  Richard  Waldegrave, 

1  chivaler,'  William  Berland,  '  chivaler,'   Thomas  Coggeshale,  Clement    Spyce, 
Robert  Rikedon  and  Ralph  Strelley,  clerk,  pi.     John  Gildesburgh,  'chivaler.' 
Ralph  Danyel,  Ivo  Sandherst  and  Robert  Delve,  def.    The  manors  of  Rocheford, 
Foulnesse  and  Bretton,  2  messuages,  2  carucates  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow, 
300  acres  of  pasture,  100  acres  of  marsh  and  205.  rent  in  the  island  of  Foulne>,se, 
and  the  advowsons  of  the  church  of  Rocheford  and  the  chapel  of  Foulnesse. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Ralph  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

195.  Oct.  of  Trin.,  7  Richard  II,  and  Mich.,  9  Richard  II.     John  Pynchon 
of  London,  pi.     William  de  Barwe,  def.     i  messuage,  200  acres  of  land,  2  acres 
of  wood  and  40  acres  of  marsh  in  Pritewell,  Estwode,  Legh  and  Hadley,  which 
John  Pritwell  the  younger  and  Isabel  his  wife  hold  for  life.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

196.  Mich.     Thomas  Maldon  and  Luke  Morelle,  pi.  by  John  Giffard  in  place 
of  Luke.     John  Wodeham  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  280  acres  of 
land,  4  acres  of  meadow  and  26s.  8^.  rent  in  Rocheford,  Canewedon,  Assyndon, 
Great  Stambregg,  Little  Stambregg,  Hakewell  and  Rawereth.     Def  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons.  too/. 

197.  Quin.of  St.  J.B.,  8  Richard  II.,  and  Mich. ,9  Richard  II.    John  Pynchon, 
citizen  of  London,  pi.     William  de  Barwe,  def.     i  messuage,  200  acres  of  land, 

2  acres  of  wood  and  200  acres  of  marsh   in    Pritewell,  Estwode,    Leghe  and 
Reylegh,  which  John  Pritewell  the  younger  and  Elizabeth  his  wife  hold  for  life. 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.'  100  marks. 

198.  Hil.,  8  Richard  II.,  and  Mich.,  9  Richard  II.    John  Seman.  pi.    Walter 
Cook  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.      i  messuage  and  8  acres  of  land  in  Waldene. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

199.  Mich.    Henry  Staumpe,  John  Hervy,  John  Esthorp  and  Stephen  Shotier, 
pi.  by  John  Sumpter  in  place  of  John,  John  and  Stephen.     William  Esthorp  of 
Messyng  and  Ellen  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages  and  26  acres  of  land  in  Messyng. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Henry.     Cons.  20  marks. 

200.  Mich.     ThomasWarde.pl.     John  Wrynselowe  and  Mary  his  wife,  def. 
The  manor  called  '  Crochemans '  in  Hempstede  and  4  tofts,  3  carucates  of  land, 
10  acres  of  meadow,  60  acres  of  wood  and  30  acres  of  pasture  in  Great  Samforde, 
Little  Samforde,  Fynchyngfeld,  Radewynter  and  Bumstede.     Def.  and  the  heirs 
of  Mary  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

201.  Mich.     John  Whappelode,   citizen  of  London,  pi.      John   Shelford   of 
Stratford  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  2  acres  of  land  in  \Yesthamme. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 


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202.  Mich.     Richard  Pottere  of  Stowe.  pi.     Ralph  Barlynge  and  Katharine 
his  wife,  def      i  messuage,  30  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  wood  in  Stowe  and 
Norton      PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

203.  Mich.     Robert  de  Marny,  'chivaler,'  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  by  John 
Giflfard  in  her  place.    John  Basse  and  Alicehis  wife,  def     iocs,  rent  in  Horndon. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert.     Cons.  100  marks. 

204.  Mich.     John  Hamond  of  Wodeham  Wauter  and  John  Balsham,  pi.  by 
Richard  Waltham  in  place  of  John  Balsham.     James  Caumbregge  and  Emma 
his  wife.  def.     i  acre  of  meadow  and  a  fourth  part  of  2  messuages,  46  acres  of 
land  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Little  Badewe.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Hamond 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  zol. 

205.  Mich.     John  Pynchoun,  William  Cressewyk,  John  Edmond  and  John 
Seymour,  pi.     John  Pritewell  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     Ten.  as  in  197  in 
Pritewell,  Estwode,  Legh  and  Relegh.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Pynchoun  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords  whatever  def.  had  for  life.     Cons.  200  marks. 

1386. 

206.  Mich,  and  Hil.     John  son  of  Edmund  Warner  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  by 
John  Giffard  in  her  place.     William  Bedel  of  Great  Waltham  and  Joan  his  wife, 
def.     i   messuage,  60  acres  of  land,  2^  acres  of  meadow,  2   acres  of  pasture, 
4  acres  of  wood  and  725.  8d.  rent  in  Great  Waltham,  Hieghestryn,  Pleisshes  and 
Maisshebury  called  '  Roweheyes.'     PL  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  John  to  hold 
the  messuage,  land,  meadow,  pasture  and  wood  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder 
to  his  right  heirs  ;  and  pi.  to  hold  the  rent  of  the  chief  lords  for  the  life  of  John, 
with  remainder  to  his  right  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

207.  Mich    and    Hil.      Ivo   Fitz   Waryn,    '  chivaler,'    and    Maud   his    wife, 
Baldwin  Seyntgeorge,  'chivaler,'  and  Robert  Bokenham  and  Margaret  his  wife, 
pi.     William  Belesby,  'chivaler,'  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.      The  manors  of 
Little  Chushull  and  Stipelbomstede.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Ivo. 
Cons.  2oo/. 

208.  Hil.      John    Messyngham,    clerk,    and    Hugh   Peyntour.    clerk,   pi.    by 
Richard  Stacy  in  place  of  John.     William  Humfrey  of  Badburgham  and  Agnes 
his  wife  and  Thomas  Goyn  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  55^  acres 
of  land  in  Chekenhale  Seint  James  and  Chekenhale  Trenchefoill.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

209.  Hil.     William  Totham  of  Canewedon,  pi.     John  de  Sutton,  knight,  def. 
The  manor  of  Canewedon  called  '  Lambourneshalle.'    l)ef.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs      Cons.  100  marks. 

210.  Eas.     John  Squiere  of  Fifhide,  'tumour,'  pi.     John  Mattok  and  Maud 
his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  i  messuage  and  10  acres  of  land  in  Fifhide,  Little 
Laufare  and  Rothyng  Abbatisse.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons. 
10  marks. 

211.  Quin.  of  Trin.,  8  Richard  II.,  and  Eas.,  9  Richard  II.     John  Lepere  of 
Herlawe.  pi.     John  atte  Melle  of  Herlawe  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages 
and  1 4  acres  of  land  in  High  Laufare.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

212  Eas.  John  Chesterforth,  parson  of  Little  Chishull,  John  Sadelere,  vicar 
of  Manweden,  and  John  Bataill,  pi.  Robert  Bokenham  and  Margaret  his  wife, 
def.  A  third  part  of  the  manor  of  Little  Chishull  called  'Argenteins'  and  the 
advowson  of  a  third  part  of  a  mediety  of  the  church  of  the  same  manor.  Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Hataill.  Cons.  100  marks 

213.  l.;is  Thomas  Grym  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  William  Many-ware  and 
Elisabeth  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  and  9  acres  of  marsh  in  Alvythele  i'l.  and 
the  heirs  of  Thomas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  Cons.  2o/. 

Kas.     I'l    and  third  parts  as  in  212.     Ivo  fitz  Waryn,  'chivaler,'  and 
Maud  his  wil,-.  ,|.-f       ]>H.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and   the  heirs  of  John   Bataill. 

•       -          :          -nan. 


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215.  Oct.  of  Trin     Robert  de  Bourton,  parson  of  South  Wokyndon.  and  John 
Colyn,  parson  of  Styfforde,  pi.     Robert  de  Marny,  '  chivaler,'  and  Alice  his  wife, 
def.     The  manor  of  South  Wokyndon.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords.     Cons.  200  marks. 

216.  Hil.  and  Eas.     The  abbot  of  Waltham  Holy  Cross,  pi.     John  Frossh, 
citizen  of  London,  and  Juliana  his  wife,  daughter  and  heir  of  William  Langerich, 
def.     The  forestership  of  the  hundred  of  Waltham.     I'l.  and  his  successors  and 
church  to  hold  of  the  King  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks      This  agreement 
was  made  by  precept  of  the  King. 

217.  Eas.    WilliamBrewereofLittleDunmowe.pl.    John  Willay  of  Thorlegh 
and  Joan  his  wife  and  Henry  Alard  of  Stebbyng,  def.    i  messuage  and  24  acres  of 
land  in  Stebbyng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

DIVERS   COUNTIES. 

141.  Eas.  Robert  Lambourn,  clerk,  John  Hayl,  clerk,  John  Doreward, 
Robert  Rykedon,  John  Rous,  Thomas  Wyflynghale,  John  Stefnene,  John  1'any- 
fader  and  John  Cok  of  Moorton,  pi.  Nicholas  Fitz  Richard  and  Alice  his  wife, 
def.  The  manor  of  Upwyk  and  140  acres  of  land.  4  acres  of  meadow,  12  acres 
of  pasture,  n  acres  of  wood  and  35.  rent  in  Aldebury.  Farnham  and  Storteford, 
co.  Hertford,  and  24  acres  of  land  in  Farnham,  co.  Essex.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
John  Hayl  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  200  marks. — Hertford,  Essex. 


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COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

218.  Oct.  of  St.  J.B.     Henry  Helyon,   John   Basset,   John  Payn   and   John 
Heyden,  pi   by  John  Stapilford  in  place  of  John  Payn  and  John  Heyden.     John 
Smyth  of  Ikelyngton  and  Mar  iota  his  wife,  def.     A  third  part  of  i  messuage, 
60  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  pasture  and  3  acres  of  wood  in  Elmedon,  Cristeshale 
and  Wendenlout.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Henry  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.    Cons.  2o/. 

219.  Oct.  of  St.  J.B.    Geoffrey  Michel  and  John  Mascal,  clerk,  pi.  by  Richard 
Waltham  in  place  of  John.      William   de   Thorp   and   Margery   his  wife,  def. 
i   messuage,   10  acres  of  land  and   ii  acres  of  meadow  in   Fynchyngfeld  and 
Berdefeld.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Geoffrey.     Cons.  20  marks. 

220.  Eas.,  9  Richard  II.,  and  Mich.,  10  Richard  II.     Robert  de  Swilyngton, 
'chivaler,'  pi.     Geoffrey  Bugge  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.      A  moiety  of  the 
manor  of  Wodham  Ferrers  called  '  Chaumpeyns,'  which  John  Breamson,  John 
Cook  of  Purls,  William  Potter  of  Purle  and  Roger  Fuller  hold  for  the  life  of 
Alice  wife  of  Robert  de  Lyngeyn,  late  the  wife  of  William  Chaumpeyn, '  chivaler.' 
PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  lool. 

221.  Mich.     Robert  de  Swynbourne,  knight,  Thomas  de  Cornerde,  knight, 
Thomas  Lampet,  William    Askeby,  clerk,   Humphrey   de  Weston   and    Ralph 
Chamberleyn,  pi.     John  Lovet  and  Eleanor  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Est- 
mersey,  which  Thomas  Hynton  holds  for  life.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Humphrey 
to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  lool. 

222.  Mich.     John  Werward  of  Chilterdych,  pi.     Richard  Sayer  of  Dodyng- 
hirst  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  3  acres  of  land  in  Chilterdych. 
Dei.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

223.  Mich.     Alice  late  the  wife  of  John  Shottele,  pi.  by  Richard  Waltham. 
John  Waggere  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Herewiche.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  her  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1387. 

224.  Hil..  8  Richard  II.,  and  Oct.  of  Trin.,  10  Richard  II.     Thomas  de 
Middelton,  clerk,    Thomas   Strete,   chaplain,    and    Martin    Elys,   chaplain,    pi. 
Thomas  Coupeland  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.      The  manor  of   Lukenores  in 
Berdefeld  Salyng.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  de  Middelton  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 


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1387. 

225  Oct.  of  Trin.  John  Colcestre,  citizen  and  draper  of  London,  and 
William  Wanstall,  citizen  of  London,  pi.  Richard  Palmere  and  Margery  his 
wife.  def.  The  manor  of  Langedon  and  50  acres  of  land  in  Langedon.  PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  20  marks. 

226.  Quin.  of  Trin.     John  Whaplode,   citizen   of  London,  pi.     Henry   de 
Sutton,  citizen  and  draper  of  London,  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.    3  acres  of  meadow 
in  Westhamme.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

227.  Quin.  of  Trin.     John  Joket  of  Maldon,  pi.     John  Budde  and  Joan  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Maldon.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.    Cons. 
10  marks. 

228.  Oct.  of  Trin.     Thomas  de  Kent  of  London,  '  skynner,'  pi.    John  Est  of 
Welde  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.    i  messuage,  i  acre  of  land  and  2  acres  of  meadow 
in  Theydon  atte  Mounte.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.    Cons.  10  marks. 

229.  Eas.  and  Oct.  of  Trin.    Ralph  Overton,  pi.    John  Cleydych  and  Mariota 
his  wife,  def.    A  moiety  of  i  messuage  and  42  acres  of  land  in  Berkyng.    PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1386 

230.  Oct.  of  Trin.,  9  Richard  II.,  and  Mich.,  10  Richard  II.     John  }ue  and 
Joan  his  wife,  pi.    William  Deth  and  Ellen  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Berkyng. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  10  marks. 

231.  Mich.     Thomas  Ostiler  of  Chelmesford,  pi.     Richard  Duke  of  Spryng- 
feld  and   Margaret  his   wife,   def.     4  acres  of  meadow  in  Chelmesford.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1387- 

232.  Eas.  and    Oct.    of  Trin.      John    Beveroche   of  Halsted,    chaplain,    pi. 
Walter   Panymer   of   Gestyngthorp'  and    Aland   his    wife,  def.      i    messuage   in 
Halsted.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs      Cons.  10  marks. 

233.  Hil.    John  Frere,  clerk,  John  Carthorp,  clerk,  Gilbert  Heryere  and  John 
Girdelere,  pi.  by  Thomas  Melreth  in  place  of  John  Carthorp  and  John  Girdelere. 
William  Kylet  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     3  messuages,  430  acres  of  land,  48  acres 
of  meadow,  120  acres  of  pasture,  4  acres  of  wood  and  gl.  i8^d.  rent  in  Reynham, 
Wenynton,  Alvethelee,  North  Wokendon,  South  Wokendon,  Upmenstre,  West- 
thurrok,  Dakenham  and  Berkyng.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Girdelere  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords  i  messuage.  88  acres  of  land.  4  acres  of  meadow,  36  acres  of 
pasture  and  495.  io^d.  rent,  and  also  the  remainder  of  2  messuages,  342  acres  of 
land,  44  acres  of  meadow,  84  acres  of  pasture,  4  acres  of  wood  and  61.  us   8d. 
rent  in   Reynham,  Wenynton,  Alvethelee,  North  Wokendon,  South  Wokendon, 
Upmenstre,  Dakenham  and  Berkyng,  which  Alice  late  the  wife  of  Thomas  Yonge 
holds  for  life.     Cons.  300  marks. 

234.  Hil.     John  de  Sutton,  'chivaler,'  Richard  de  Sutton,  '  chivaler,'  John 
Boys  and  John  Codelyng,  clerk,  pi.     William  Plays, '  chivaler,'  and  Margan-t  his 
wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Bradewell  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the 
manor.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Codelyng.     Cons.  200 
marks. 

235.  Hil.     John  de  Sutton  of  Wyvenho,  knight.  Hamo  de  Sutton,  knight, 
John  de  Preston,  Ralph  de  Walton,  Henry,  parson  of  Reydon,  and  John  Cobbe, 
parson  of  Wyvonho,  pi.     John  Loudham  of  Hernyngflet  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def. 
The  manor  of  Langenho.      Def.  quitclaimed  to   pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Henry. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

236.  K;is.     William  Kelet  of  Stebenhethe,  pi.    Robert  Staunford  of  Sudbury, 
4  Wright.'  and  Citstina  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  4^  acres  of  land  in  Foxhierd. 
I'l   ami  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

237.  Kas.    Alice  late  the  wife  of  John  Wasshe  and  Richard  Rede  of  Wetheres- 
ft-lil.  pi    l>v  Richard  Stacy  in  her  place     Thomas  Goyn  and  Cnstiiui  his  wife  and 
William   Uumfrey  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages  in  Plassy.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard.     Cons  20  marks. 


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4387  COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

238.  Quin.   of   St.   J.B.     Robert    Rikdon,   Nicholas  Fitz   Richard,    Richard 
Waltham,  Thomas  Aylmar,  parson  of  Falkebourne,  and  William  Waltham,  pi. 
by  the  said  Richard  in  place  of  Nicholas  and  Thomas.     Thomas  Kouwe  of  Black 
Nottelee  and   Alice  his  wife,  def.      i   messuage,  60  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of 
meadow,  7  acres  of  wood  and  2.d.   rent  in  Black  Nottelee  and  Great  Reyne. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  rendering  345.  4^.  yearly 
to  def.  for  their  lives,  in  moieties  at  Michaelmas  and   Easter,  with  power  of 
distraint.     Cons.  2O/. 

239.  Quin.  of  St.  J.B.     John  Joce  of  Maldon,  pi.     John   Budde  of  Maldon 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     I  messuage  in  Maldon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his 
heirs.     Cons.  20^. 

240.  Morrow  of  St.  J.B.    Johnjoocetheyounger.pl.    Henry  Hale  of  Maldon 
and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  i  garden  in  Maldon.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

241.  Morrow  of  St.  J.B.   and    Mich.      Nicholas  Twyford,  'chivaler.'  John 
Boseham,  John  Shadeworth,  William  Cressewyk,  John  Wakefeld  and  Richard 
Forster,  pi.     William    Baret,    citizen    of   London,    and   Eleanor   his    wife,   def. 
A  moiety  of  3  messuages,  900  acres  of  land,  55  acres  of  meadow,  292  acres  of 
pasture,  40  acres  of  wood,  13^.  6d.  8d.  rent  and  a  rent  of  4  cocks,  16  hens  and 
2lbs.  of  cumin  in  Great  Badewe,  Sandon  and  Westhanyngfeld,  which  Thomas 
Coggeshale  and  Margaret  his  wife  hold  for  her  life      PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John 
Wakefeld  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  200  marks. 

242.  Quin.  of  St.  J.B.  and  Mich.     Nicholas  Sharnesfeld,  'chivaler,'  Richard 
Bruns,  William  Venour  the  younger,  John  Stapelford,  John  Felyce,  John  Donet. 
clerk,  and  Roger  Hunte.  pi.     Walter  Bogherst  and  Eleanor  his  wife,  def.     The 
manors  of  Weston  and  Lyston  Overhalle  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of 
Lyston  Overhalle.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  500 
marks. 

243.  Morrow  of  St.   J.B.      Robert   Rikedon  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi.  by 
Richard  Waltham  in   her  place.     William    Ludham   and    Mary  his  wife,   def. 
i  messuage,  50  acres  of  land  and  lod  in  rent  in  Witham,  Terlyng  and  Fairstede. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  2o/. 

244.  Mich.     Robert  de  Swillyngton,  '  chivaler,' and  Robert  Grethede,  clerk, 
pi.     William  Daundelyn,  def.     A  moiety  of  the  manor  of  Wodhamferrers  called 
4  Chaumpeyns,'  held  as  in  220.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  de  Swillyngton  to 
hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

245.  Quin.  of  Trin.,  3  Richard  II.,  and  Mich  ,  n  Richard  II.     John  Wylte- 
shire,  citizen  of  London,  and  Robert  Ivyngo,  citizen  of  London,  pi.     Richard 
Cramford,  parson  of  St.  Martin,  Tremeley.  diocese  of  Norwich,  def.    i  messuage. 
100  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  14  acres  of  wood,  14  acres  of  pasture  and 
26s.  8d.  rent  in  Heydon,  Cristeshale  and  Great  Chisel,  which  Maud  late  the  wife 
of  Thomas  Cramford  holds  for  life.      PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John   to  hold   the 
remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  200  marks. 

246.  Mich.     Walter  atte  Lee,  knight,  Thomas  atte  Lee,  John  Boys  of  Tolles- 
hunte,    Thomas    Lampet,    John   Chesterford,   clerk,   John    \Yel>be,    clerk,    and 
Thomas  Batayll,  pi.     John  Punet  of  Angre  at  the  Castle  and  Katharine  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage,  no  acres  of  land,  7  acres  of  meadow,  10  acres  of  pasture  and 
2os.  rent  in  Angre  at  the  Castle,  High  Angre,  Bobyngeworthe,  Stanford  Rvvers 
and  Shellye,  of  which  land  pi.  hold  10  acres  of  the  gift  of  def.     Def.  quitclaimed 
the  whole  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  Batayll.     Cons.  200  marks. 

247.  Mich.     John  Gildesburgh,  '  chivaler,' Thomas  Fereby,  clerk,  and  John 
Corbet,  pi.     John  Ledet  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  300  acres  of 
land,  8  acres  of  meadow  and  2os.  rent  in  Grynstede  and  Stanford  Ryvers.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Corbet.     Cons.  200  marks. 


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1387. 

248.  Mich.     Thomas  Warrewyk,  pi.     John  Harneys  and  Joan  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  in  Thakstede.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi  and  his  heirs.    Cons.  10  marks, 

249.  Mich.    John  the  younger  son  of  John  Begraunt  of  Gyngemounteneye,  pi. 
John  Hay  ward  of  Gyngemounteneye  and  Rose  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  7 
acres  of  land  in  Gyngemounteneye.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons  2o/. 

250.  Mich.     Thomas   Ropere   of  Chelmersford   and   Adam   Gynes,   pi.    by 
Richard  Stacy  in  place  of  Adam.     John  Wright  of  Chelmersford,  '  chaundeler,' 
and/ojM  his  wife,  def.    2  acres  of  land  in  Chelmersford.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  the  heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons,  iocs 

251.  Mich.     John  Salman  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.     John  Longe  and  Alice  his 
wife.  def.     i  messuage  in  Alvythele.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
John.     Cons.  10  marks. 

252.  Mich.    John  Basset  of  Great  Chishull,  John  Vyncent  of  Great  Chishull, 
John  Grene  of  Great  Chishull  the  elder  and  Richard  Pyte  of  Cristeshale,  pi.  by 
John  Hattele  in  place  of  the  last  three.     William  Hervy  of  Wrastlyngworth  and 
Emma  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  8|  acres  of  land  in  Great  Chishull  and 
Little  Chishull.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Basset.     Cons, 
20  marks. 

253.  Mich.    John  Wellys  of  Maldon,  pi.    John  Alefondere  and  Joan  his  wife, 
def.     A  third  part  of  4  messuages,  3  tofts  and  4  acres  of  land  in  Maldon.     Def. 
quitclaimed  whatever  they  had  in  dower  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

254.  Mich.    John  Caumbregge,  pi.    William  Burcestre,  knight,  and  Margaret 
his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  the  manor  of  Neutonhalle.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  his  heirs.     Cons.  200  marks. 

1388 

255  Hil.,  2  Richard  II..  and  Hil.,  n  Richard  II.  William  de  Kirkeby, 
chaplain,  Robert  Bernham  of  Hadham  and  Richard  Braghyng,  pi.  Thomas 
Blount  of  Sabricheworth  and  Cecily  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  240  acres  of  land, 
20  acres  of  meadow,  30  acres  of  pasture  and  405.  rent  in  Great  Herlawe,  Lawefare 
Maudeleyn  and  North  weld,  which  Alice  late  the  wife  of  James  Welde  holds  for 
life.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons  100  marks. 

256.  Mich.,  5  Richard  II.,  and  Hil.,  n  Richard  II.      Henry   Spark,  John 
Leycestre,   John    Walcote   and    Robert  Thornheg,   pi.  by  Thomas  Pathorn  ii> 
place  of  John  Walcote.     Thomas  Walden,  def.     i  messuage,  50  acres  of  land, 
3  acres  of  meadow,  12  acres  of  pasture  and  IDS.  6d.  rent  in  Walden  ad  Turrim 
and  Walden  Abbatis,  which  Humphrey  de  Walden  holds  for  life.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  Henry  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

257.  Quin.  of  St.  J.B.,  10  Richard  II.,  and  Eas.,  n  Richard  II.     Thomas 
Belhous  of  Alvythele  and  Thomas  Moraunt,  citizen  and  fishmonger  of  London,  pi. 
Robert  Wormewell,  'armorer,'  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  100  acres 
of  land.  5  acres  of  meadow  and  205.  rent  in  Dakynham  and  Berkyng.     PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  Thomas  Belhous  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  the  homages  and 
services  of  John  atte   Pyrye,  John    Mille,  Adam    Berde,  John   Haukyn,  John 
1  •' istman,  Seman  Ewold,  Richard  atte  Grene,  John  Noloth,  John  Balsant,  Stephen 
Wyndesore,  John  Spryngold,  John  Wodeland.  John  Outrede,  John  Coteler  and 
Alice  late  the  wife  of  Thomas  Yonge  and  their  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

258  Eas.  Geoffrey  Colvill  of  Spryngefeld.  Richard  Stacy  of  Bromfeld  the 
younger  and  Robert  Glovere  of  Chelmersford,  pi.  by  Adam  May  land  in  place 
<>f  knlx-rt  Thomas  Spryngefeld  of  Chelmersford  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def. 
I  messuage  and  2$  acres  of  meadow  in  Spryngefeld.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
Geuflrey  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  10  marks. 

259.  Eas.  John  Begraunt  of  Gyngemounteneye  the  younger,  pi.  John 
Colchestre  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  and  7  acres  of  land  in  Gynge- 
mounteneye. Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  10  marks. 


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1388. 

260.  Eas.     RalphChaumberleyn.pl.     John  Rote  and  Joan  his  wife.  def.     12 
acres  of  land  in  Great  Teye.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons 
10  marks. 

261.  Eas.     WilliamGerveysofPentelowe.pl.     John  Anton  of  Foxhierde  and 
Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  2  gardens  and  7  acres  of  land  in  Pentelowe. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

262.  Quin.  ofTrin.     John  PaperellofPriterwell.pl.     John  Mone  and  Agnes 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Priterwell.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

263.  Quin.  of  Trin.     John  de  Bourghchier,  knight,  and  Robert  Neweport,  pi. 
Alexander  Goldyngham,  knight,  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     i  acre  of  land  in  Chyg- 
well  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  same  town.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

264.  Eas.,   8    Richard  II.,  and  Oct.  of  Trin.,  n    Richard    II.      Robert   de 
Swyllyngton, '  chivaler,'  and  Robert  Grethede,  clerk,  pi.    Geoffrey  Bugg  of  Leyke 
and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  the  manor  of  Wodham  Ferers  called 
Chaumpeyn  Hall,  which  Robert  de  Lyngeye  and  Alice  his  wife  hold  for  her  life. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  de  Swyllyngton  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

265.  Eas.   and  Oct.   of  Trin.      Thomas  Botyld,  citizen   and  fishmonger  of 
London,  pi.     Nicholas  Hebbere  and   Emma  his  wife,  def.     10  acres  of  land  in 
Bromfeld.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1387.  DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

163.  Quin.  of  St.  J.B.  and  Mich.  Robert  Asshfeld,  John  Moriell,  clerk, 
Edmund  de  Lakynghith  and  Robert  Howtot,  pi.  William  Ermyn,  clerk,  William 
Lyndesell,  John  Bataile  and  Robert  Antoyn,  def.  The  manors  of  Cresteshale. 
co.  Essex,  Asshele,  co.  Northampton,  Upledecombe.  co.  Berks,  Swynbrok,  co. 
Oxford,  and  Everton  and  Ufford  Daneys,  co.  Huntingdon.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
John  Moriell  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  the  manors  of  Cresteshale,  Asshele. 
Swynbrok  and  Everton,  and  also  the  remainder  of  the  manors  of  Upledecombe 
and  Ufford  Daneys,  which  Isabel  Bradeston  holds  in  dower  of  the  inheritance 
of  William  Ermyn.  Cons,  i.ooo/. — Essex,  Northampton,  Berks,  Oxford, 
Huntingdon. 


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1388.  COUNTY   OF   ESSEX 

266.  Mich.     Humphrey  de  Weston,  pi.  by  Ralph  Chaumberleyn.     John  son 
of  John  Rokwod  of  Stanefeld,  def.     A  third  part  of  the  manor  of  Perstede.     PI. 
to  hold  for  life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  John  his  son  and 
the  heirs  of  his  body,  Joan  wife  of  pi.  for  life,  Thomas,  Robert  and  John  brothers 
of  John  son  of  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies,  and  the  right  heirs  of  pi.     Cons. 
100  marks. 

1389. 

267.  Oct.  of  Trin.     William  Hurell,  pi.     Richard  Webbe  and  'Maud  his  wife, 
def.     15  acres  of  land  in  Berkyng.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

268.  *     Quin.  of  Trin.     Thomas  Wille,  pi.     Edmund  Wygood   and   Joan  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  15  acres  of  land  in  Dannebery.     Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 


1    There  was  no  quinzaine  of  Trinity  in  this  year,  but  the  quinzaine  (in  the  thirteenth  year) 
following  Trinity  Sunday  (in  the  twelfth  year)  is  evidently  meant. 

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1389. 

269.  Oct.  of  Trin.  Nicholas  Cook  of  Chelmesford  and  Cristina  his  wife,  pi. 
by  John  Appelton  in  her  place.  John  Babbe  of  Mulsham  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  in  Chelmesford.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Nicholas. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

270  l  Quin.  of  Trin.  Thomas  Cogeshale,  Robert  Rikedon,  William  Topesfeld, 
Richard  atte  Hoo,  Richard  Parlebien,  clerk,  John  Cook,  clerk,  and  John  Plomer, 
pi  by  John  Sumpter  in  place  of  the  last  five.  John  Westwyk  and  Alice  his  wife, 
def.  10  messuages,  i  shop,  32  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow,  2  acres  of  pasture, 
and  25.  rent  in  Halstede,  Colcestre  and  Hengham  Sibill.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
John  Cook  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  100  marks. 

1388. 

271.  Oct.  of  St.  J.B.     Roger  Keterich,  Clement  Spice  and  Thomas  Howelot. 
pi.     John  Straunge  of  the  county  of  Suffolk  and  Elizabeth  his   wife,  def.      i 
messuage,  3  carucates  of  land,  40  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture,  60  acres 
of  wood  and  405.  rent  in  Felstede,  Great  Raynes,  Little  Raynesand  Naylyngherst. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Roger.     Cons,  100  marks. 

272.  Oct.  of  St.  J.B.     John  Taillour  of  Sabrichesworth.  pi.     John  Coole  of 
Matchyng  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  63^  acres  of  land,  a£  acres  of 
meadow  and  4  acres  of  wood  in  Matchyng.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  2O/. 

273.  Oct.  of  St.  J.B.     John  Sybbe  of  Stoke  Neylond  and  John  Rothyng  of 
Maldon,  pi.     John  Payn  of  Maldon  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  2 
acres  of  land  in  Maldon.     Def.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John  Payn. 

274.  Oct.  of  St.  J.B.     John  Chaunceux,  '  chivaler,'  Thomas  Maldon,  William 
Totham  of  Canewedon,  Thomas  Wyght  of  London  and  Nicholas  Stevene,  pi. 
Richard  Kent  of  Shobury  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  18  acres  of  land 
and  i  acre  of  wood  in  Shobury  and  Reylegh.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Nicholas  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1389. 

275.  Eas.  John  Sewale,  'ffissher,'  the  younger,  pi.     Walter  Guch  and  Joan 
his  wife,  def.  3^  acres  of  land  in  Wyllynghalespaigne.     Def  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  his  heirs.  Cons.  loos. 

276.  Eas.     Richard  Tannere  of  Wytham  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  by  Thomas 
Petteworth  in  her  place.     John  Makehayt  the  elder  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def. 
9  acres  of  land  in  Wytham      PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

277.  Eas.     Stephen  atte  Wode  of  Witham,  pi.     Humphrey  de  Weston  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  i  rood  of  land  in  Witham.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

278.  Eas.     Henry  atte  Wode  and  John  Giffard,  pi.     John  Bret  and  Sarah  his 
wife,  def.     5  acres  of  land  in  Little  Wakeryng.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

279.  Eas.    William  Fullere  of  Coggeshale.  pi.    William  atte  Hel  and  Joan  his 
wife,  def.     i   messuage  in  Coggeshule.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons  10  marks. 

280.  Eas.     John  Nevard,  pi.     William    Pycot   and   Joan  his  wife,   def.     i 
messuage  and  }  acre  of  land  in  Salkote  Wiggeberwe.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  iocs. 

281.  Hil.     The  prior  of  Dunmawe,  pi.     John  Hende,  citizen  of  London,  and 
A'.ifAuMM*  his  wife.  def.     i  messuage,  22$  acres  of  land  and  84  acres  of  marsh  in 
Bornham.     Del.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  successors  and  church.     Cons.  100 
marks. 

I  wa»  no  qumzaino  of  Trinity  in  this  year,  but  the  quinzaine  (in  the  thirteenth  \ .  art 
w. nt  1  nutty  Sunday  (in  the  twelfth  year)  is  evidently  meant. 


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1389. 

282.  Hil.     John  Ferrour  of  Chelmesford  the  elder  and  Nicholaa  his  wife,  pi. 
by  Richard  Waltham  in  her  place.      Thomas  Spryngefeld  of  Wodeford   and 
Isabel  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  i  acre  of  land  in  Chelmesford.     PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right 
heirs  of  John.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1388. 

283.  Mich.     John  Fretoun,  pi.     Robert  Pandfeld  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i 
messuage  in  Dannebury.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.    Cons.  10  marks. 

284.  Mich.     Alan  Cook  of  Great  Chestreford,  pi.      Richard  atte  Wald  of 
Rydon  and  Agnes  his  wife  def.     55  acres  of  land  and  i  rood  of  meadow  in  Great 
Chestreford  and  Lytelbery.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100 
marks. 

285.  Mich.     William  Chapman  of  Southmenstre  and  Joan  his  wife.  pi.  by 
Adam  Maylond  in  her  place.     Richard  Henyd  of  Tyllyngham  and  Joan  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage  and  \  acre  of  land  in  Southmenstre.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  10  marks. 

286.  Mich.     Edmund  de  Brokesbourn  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  pi.     Thomas 
Legh  and  Anne  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  152  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow, 
2  acres  of  wood,  80  acres  of  marsh,  IDS.  lod.  rent  and  a  third  part  of  i  messuage 
in  Bryghtlyngesey,  Great  Bromlegh  and  Fratyng.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Elizabeth 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  rendering  yearly  6  marks  to  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Anne, 
in  moieties  at  Easter  and  Michaelmas,  with  power  of  distraint. 

287.  Mich.     John  Cavendish  of  Rocheford,  '  bocher,'  pi.     Stephen  Doget  of 
London,  clerk,  and  Joan  his  wife,  and  Richard  Langle  of  London,  '  irmonger,' 
and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Rocheford.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons    10  marks. 

288.  Mich.     Thomas  Litlyngton,  clerk,  John  Pauman  and  Richard  Lovekyn, 
pi.  by  John  Giffard  in  place  of  John  and  Richard.     Thomas  May  and  Alice  his 
wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Ealdeland  and  i  messuage,  80  acres  of  land,  40  acres 
of  marsh  and  a  rent  of  i  ploughshare  in  Bradwell.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons.  100  marks. 

289.  Oct.  of  Trin.,  n  Richard  II.,  and  Mich.,  12  Richard  II.     William  atte 
Chambre  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.     John  Fillol  of  Hatfeld  Peverell  and  Agnes  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage,  12  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  pasture,  5^  rent  and  i  acre 
of  meadow  in  Hatfeld  Peverell,  Borham  and  Little  Badewe.     PI.  and  the" heirs 
of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of 
Agnes.     Cons.  20  marks. 

290.  Mich.     Gerard  de  Braybrok,  knight,  John  Trayly,  knight,  Gerard    de 
Braybrok  the  younger,  knight,  John  de  Burton,  clerk,  John  de  Lincoln,  clerk. 
Clement    Spice,    Nicholas   Westerdale,    John    Hervy,    John    Payn    and    John 
Totenham,  pi.     William  Bateman   and   ]\fargery  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of 
Little  Sampford.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Totenham  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
•Cons.  100  marks. 


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1389.  COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

291. 1  Quin.  of  Trin.,  12  Richard  II  ,  and  Mich.,  13  Richard  II.  Ralph  de 
Tyle  and  Alice  his  wife  and  John  his  son,  pi.  Maud  de  Enefeld  of  Laufare,  def. 
The  manor  of  Bobbyngeworth  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  Bobbynge- 
worth,  which  Luke  Morell  and  Joan  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.  PI.  and  the  heirs 
of  Alice  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  200  marks. 

i  There  was  no  quinzaine  of  Trinity  in  this  year,  but  the  quinzaine  (in  the  thirteenth  year) 
following  Trinity  (in  the  twelfth  year)  is  evidently  meant. 


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1389. 

292.  Mich     John  Cave  and  Thomas  Barsham,  pi.     Thomas  Benyngton  of 
Wit  ham  and  Katharine  his  wife  def.     2  marks  rent  in  Feryng,  Stistede,  Kirsyng, 
Bradewell  and  Little  Coggeshale.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

293.  Mich.     Richard  Thorgot  and  John  Beveroche,  chaplain,  pi.     William 
Clerk  of  Boxford  and  Constance  his  wife  and  Walter  Trewe  of  Coggeshale  and 
Agnts  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  153  acres  of  land,  4^  acres  of  meadow,  6  acres 
of  pasture  and  4  acres  of  alder  in  Colne  Engayne.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  Richard.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1390. 

294.  Eas.     Adam  atte  Lane,  citizen  and  '  coupere  '  of  London,  pi.     William 
Bonaventure,  citizen  and  tapestry  maker  of  London,  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage.  100  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow  and  7  acres  of  wood  in  Wolf- 
hampston   in   the  parish  of  Chikwell.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

1389. 

295.  Mich.     William  Smyth  of  Borham  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.      William 
Couland   and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  140  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of 
meadow,  6  acres  of  pasture,  6  acres  of  wood  and  205.  rent  in  Matchyng  and 
Rothyng  Abbesse.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Alice.     Cons.  200 
marks. 

296.  Mich.      John  Kere  and  John  son  of   Robert   Crane   the   younger,  pi. 
John  Crane  and  Alice  his  wife,   def.     2   messuages,  13  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of 
meadow  and  4  acres  of  pasture  in  Great  Dunmowe.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John 
son  of  Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

297.  Mich.     John  Arewacre,  pi.     John  Sewale  of  Wrytle,    'ffisshere,'   the 
younger  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  2  tofts  in  Great  Waltham. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1390 

298.  Hil.     Henry  Hastyng  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     William  de  la  Mare  and 
Joan  his  wife  and  John  Monk  and  Sarah  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Berkyng. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Henry.     Cons.  20  marks. 

299.  Hil.     Roger    Beauchamp,    parson    of    High   Aungre,    John    Basset   of 
Chishull  and  John  Passelewe  of  Aungre,  pi.  by  Richard  Waltham  in  place  of 
Roger  and  John  Basset.     John  Oxewyk.  citizen  of  London,  and  Eleanor  his  wife, 
def.     2  messuages,  i  mill,  16  acres  of  land,  7  acres  3  roods  of  meadow,  4  acres  of 
pasture  and  izd.  rent  in  Little  Eystans  and  Great  Dunmowe.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Passelewe.     Cons.  2o/. 

300.  Hil.     William  atte  Wode  of  Bernston,  pi.      Simon  Coupere  of  High 
Estre  and  Amice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  8  acres  of  land  in  Bernston  and 
Great  Dunmowe.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

301.  Hil.     Henry  Yonge  of  Masshebery,  pi.     John  Hamstede  of  Plessitz  and 
Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  shop,  and  3  acres  of  land  in  Plessitz  and 
Great  Waltham.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

302.  Hil.     Wiljiam  atte  Halle  of  Stondon,  co.  Essex,  pi.     Richard  Wyghtfeld 
the  younger  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     13  acres  of  land  in  Stondon  and  Kelwedon. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

303.  Eas.     Thomas Toppesfelcl  and  John  Cok,  pi.     John  Owayn  of  Hengham 
Sibille  and  Alice  his  wife,  clef      i  messuage,  8  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  i  rood  of 
pasture  in  Hengham  Sibille.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.    Cons.  10  marks. 

304  l-.:is  Thomas  herwyk.  John  Gibon  and  John  Wilton,  parson  of  Wycle- 
ford,  pi.  John  Berdefeld  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  50  acres  of  land, 
4  acrcH  of  meadow,  10  acres  of  pasture  and  55.  rent  in  Great  Waltham.  Def. 
«|imtlaimeil  to  pi  ami  the  heirs  of  John  Gibon.  Cons.  100  marks. 


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1390. 

305.  Eas.     John  fitz  Symond,  knight,  Thomas  Leyghs,  Edmund  fitz  Symond 
and  John  Brakel,  vicar  of  Stebbyng,  pi.     William  Wautone,  son  and  heir  of 
William  Wautone  of  Wyllynghale,  knight  (milttis),  def.      The  manor  uf  West 
Thurrok,  2  messuages,  i  mill,  220  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  16  acres  of 
pasture  and  2id.  rent  in  Wylynghale  and  Wylynghale  Spayne.  and  the  advowson 
of  the  church  of  West  Thurrok.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Kdmund. 
Cons.  200  marks. 

306.  Eas.      Isabel   Fairman,   Cecily  atte  Wode  of  Great   Bryche,   William 
Penne,  Richard  Wyleye  of  Colcestre,  draper,  John  Sayere  of  Great  Bryche  and 
Thomas  atte  Holt  of  Estthorp,  pi.    John  Punchard,  •  barbour,'  and  Katharine  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  17  acres  of  land  in  Great  Bryche.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Cecily.     Cons.  20  marks. 

307.  Eas.     John    Russell   of   Halstedde,    'ffullere,'    pi.     John    Sumppe   and 
Cecily  his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  i  messuage,  16  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow, 
i  acre  of  pasture  and  4^.  rent  in  Halstedde  and  Gosfelde      Def  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

308.  Eas.     Robert  Midlyngg,  pi.     Richard  Heved  of  Tyllyngham  and  Joan 
his  wife,  def.     n^  acres  of  land  in  Southmynster.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

309.  Eas.    PhilipHastyng.pl.    John  Hadley  of  Colecestre  and  Joan  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage  in  Colecestre.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons. 
10  marks. 

310.  Eas.     Thomas  atte  Bouree  of  Wodeham  Water,  pi.     John  Hamelton 
and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     i  toft,  7  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  2  acres  of 
pasture  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage,  40  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  8  acres 
of  pasture,  8  acres  of  wood  and  55  zd.  rent  in  Wodeham  Water.    Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20^. 

311.  Eas.     Nicholas  fitz  Richard.  John  Austyn,  clerk,  Roger  Fuller  and  Amy 
Haket,  pi.     Richard  Pollard  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  60 
acres  of  land  in  Wodham  Ferrers,  Stowe,  Purley  and  Danebury.      Def.  quit- 
claimed whatever  they  had  for  the  life  of  Margaret  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Roger. 
Cons.  2o/. 

1389. 

312.  Quin.  of  St.  J.B.     John  Gateward  the  younger,  pi.     John  Brodoke  and 
Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.    i  toft  and  20  acres  of  land  in  Felstede.    Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1390 

313.  Oct.  of   Trin.     John   de   Sutton,   'chivaler,'  and    Richard   de    Sutton, 
'  chivaler,'  pi.     Robert  Swynbourne,  '  chivaler,'  and  John  Colbrond  and  Margaret 
his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Goldyngham.     Robert  and  John  Colbrond  and  the 
heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

1389. 

314.  Oct.  of  St.  J.B.     Richard  Osberne  of  Little  Laufare  and  Agnes  his  wife, 
pi.  by  John  Lyndesell  in  her  place.     Thomas  de  Risshtoft  of  Wisbech  and  Maud 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  30  acres  of  land  in  Moreton.     Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard.     Cons.  20  marks. 

315.  Oct.  of  St.  J.B.     John  Goldwell.  pi.     John  Bret  of  Suthcherch  and 
Sarah  his  wife,  def.     7  acres  of  land  in  Great  Wakeryng.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  loos. 

1390. 

316.  Eas.  and  Oct.  of  Trin.    Walter  Gany  and  John  atte  Park,  pi.  by  Thomas 
Merssh  in  place  of  Walter.     Giles  Botiller  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage, 
40  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  wood  and  145.  z\d.  rent  in  Goldhangre,  Tolleshunte 
Mauger,  Tolleshunte  Tregos  and  Great  Totham,  which  John  Roo  holds  for  life. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100 
marks. 


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13gi  COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

317.  Eas.,  13  Richard  II.,  and  Eas.,  14  Richard  II.     Nicholas  Stevene  and 
Thomas  Deth.  pi.    Walter  Rastald  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  20  acres 
of  land.  40  acres  of  marsh  and   135.  4^.  rent  in  Little  Shobury,  which  John 
Wellys  and  Rose  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.     Def.  and  the  heirs  of  Joan  to  hold 
the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords. 

318.  Eas.     John  Pykeman  of  Lambourn,  pi.     Simon  Oxenford  and  Isabel  his 
wife,  def.    i  messuage,  46  acres  of  land  and  6  acres  of  meadow  in  Lambourn  and 
Theydon  Boys.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  ao/. 

1390 

319  Quin.  of  St.  J  B.  and  Mich  John  Whappelode,  citizen  of  London,  pi. 
Sttf>hen  \lardolf,  citizen  of  London,  and  Beatrice  his  wife,  def.  8£  acres  of  hind 
and  i  acre  of  pasture  in  Westhamme.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  loos. 

320. •  Mich.  Andrew  Hamond,  parson  of  Horham,  Robert  Wolferston, 
Walter  Waldegrave,  Henry  Hunte,  James  de  Boxstede,  Laurence  Porterose  and 
John  son  of  James  de  Boxstede,  pi.  Thomas  son  of  John  Markeshale  of  the 
county  of  Essex,  def.  The  manor  of  Markeshale  and  the  advowson  of  the 
church  of  the  manor.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Laurence.  Cons. 
200  marks 

321.  Mich.       John    Salman,    pi.      Richard    Skryveyn   of    Esttillebury    and 
Cnstiana  his  wife  and  John   Clerk  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.       Two  parts  of  i 
messuage,  240  acres  of  land,  12  acres  of  meadow  and  45.  rent  in  Horndon.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

322.  Mich.     Warin  Ardale  and  Stephen  atte  Fryth  of  London,  pi.  by  Stephen 
in  place  of  Warin.     Stephen  Kendale  of  Chaldewell  and  Margery  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  i   carucate  of  land  and  385.  rent  in   Chaldewell,  Little  Thorrok, 
Est  Tilbury  and  West  Tilbury.     Def.  granted  whatever  they  had  for  the  life  of 
Margery  to  pi.  aud  the  heirs  of  Stephen.     Cons.  100  marks, 

323.  Mich.     Robert  Rikedon,  Nicholas  Fitz  Richard  and  Henry  Trank,  clerk, 
pi.     John  Waryn  of  Great  Badewe  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  80 
acres  of  land,  9  acres  of  meadow  and  55.  rent  in  Great  Badewe  and  Sandon. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert.     Cons.  ioo/. 

324.  Mich.     John  son  of  Thomas  Taillour  of  Herlawe  and  Andrew  Swayn, 
pi      Thomas  Knolles,  citizen  and  grocer  of  London,  and  Joan  his  wife  def.     3 
messuages,  6  acres  i  rood  of  land,  i  rood  of  meadow  and  i  acre  of  pasture  in 
Herlawe.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  20  marks. 

325.  Mich.     John  Lyengge  of  London,  '  mercer,'  Walter  Galyman  of  Stanford 
'in  le  Hope,'   Ralph   Reyman  of  Coryngham  and    John  More  of  Alvethele,  pi. 
Richard  Noun  of  Brendewode  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  24  acres  of 
land  and  }  acre  of  meadow  in  Horndon      Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs 
of  Walter.     Cons.  20  marks. 

326.  Mich.     John   Sandhyrst,   citizen  and   'chaundeler'   of  London,   and 
William  Cok,  citizen  and  '  glovere  '  of  London,  pi.     John  Derneford,  citizen  and 
'  bowyer '  of  Ixmdon,  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.      i  messuage  in  Berkyng.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons   io/. 

327.  Mich       John  Holewelle  of  Bromfeld,  pi       John  Waltham,  citizen  of 
IxMuloii,  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  30  acres  of  land  and  £  acre  of 
meadow  in  Bromfeld.     Def  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 


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1390. 

328  Mich.  Geoffrey  Colvyle  and  John  Giffard,  pi.  Thomas  Spryngefcld 
and  Isabel  his  wife,  def  2  messuages,  i  acre  i  rood  of  meadow,  35.  rent  and 
^  rood  of  land  in  Chelmersford.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.  Cons.  20^. 

329.  Mich.     John  Serle  the  younger,  pi.     John  son  of  Thomas  Taillour  of 
Herlawe  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  5  acres  of  land  in  Herlawe. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1391. 

330.  Hil.     Thomas   son   of    John   de   Coggeshale,    knight    (militis),    Robert 
Rikedon,  Henry  Trank,  clerk,  and  Richard  Lepere  of  Writele,  pi.    Robert  Archer 
of  Rewenhale  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     2   tofts,   120  acres  of  land,  9  acres  of 
pasture  and  pasture  for  2  oxen,  6  plough-cattle  and  50  sheep  in  Writele,  Bromfeld 
and  Little  Waltham.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

331.  Hil.     Thomas  Chaumberleyn  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Lyndesey 
in  her  place.     Roger  Stace  and  Amice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  14  acres  of 
land  in   Stanford  Ryvers.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

332  Eas.  William  Kyng  of  Great  Dunmowe,  pi.  John  Maryote  of  Wytham 
and  Denise  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  and  £  acre  of  land  in  Wytham.  Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  10  marks. 


333.  Quin.   of  St.   J.B.     John  White  of  Wykes,   pi.      Geoffrey   Barkere  of 
Westacre  and   Joan  his  wife,  def.     i   toft  and  22  acres  of  land  in  Wykes  and 
Wrabenase.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

334.  Morrow  of  St.  J.B.     Walter  Casour  of  Elmestede,  pi.     John  Weston  of 
Elmestede  and  Sarah  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  19  acres  of  land  and  3  acres  of 
wood  in  Elmestede.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

335  Quin.  of  St.  J.B.  Nicholas  Clerk,  citizen  and  mercer  of  London,  pi. 
Walter  Clerk  of  WTydeford  by  Chelmesford  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage 
in  Wydeford  by  Chelmesford.  PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

336.  Oct.  of  St.  J.B.     John  de  Wodeham  and  John  Crips,  pi.     John  Breet  of 
Southcherche  and  Sarah  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  6  acres  of  land  in  South- 
cherche.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  de  Wodeham.     Cons. 
20  marks. 

1391. 

337.  Eas.  and  Oct.  of  Trin.     Thomas  Reynold,  pi.     Richard  Wyghtfeld  the 
younger  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.    18  acres  of  land  in  Staundon.    Def  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

338.  Oct.  of  Trin.     John  de  Cleye,  clerk,  Thomas  Bircheleye,  Roger  Some- 
nour  and  Thomas  Taillour  of  Branketre,  pi.    William  Pach  of  Bockyng  and  Alice 
his  wife,  def.     3  messuages,  2  mills,  340  acres  of  land,  38  acres  of  meadow,  38 
acres  of  pasture,  80  acres  of  wood  and  68s   rent  in  Bockyng.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  Taillour.     Cons.  200  marks. 

DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

214.  Eas.  John  Vautort,  citizen  of  London,  Benedict  Buntyngford  of 
Sabricheford,  John  atte  Hill  of  Sabricheford  and  Thomas  Eton  of  Sabricheford, 
pi.  John  Aleyn  of  Fynchyngfeld  '  coke  '  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  and 
4  acres  of  land  in  Sabricheford,  co.  Hertford,  and  9  acres  of  land  in  Shirynj;,  co. 
Essex.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Vautort.  Cons.  20^.— 
Hertford,  Essex. 


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1392  COUNTY   OF   ESSEX. 

339  Mich,  and  Hil.  Henry  Cokham,  parson  of  St.  Mary  atte  Hiile,  London, 
John  Sibyll  and  Richard  Gille,  pi.  Nicholas  de  Exton,  citizen  of  London,  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.  The  manor  of  Dedham  and  i  messuage  and  8  acres  of  land 
in  Dedham.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Henry.  Cons.  100  marks. 

1391. 

340.  Mich.      Richard  de  Sutton,  '  chivaler,'  Roger  de  Wolferston,  Henry, 
parson  of  Keydon,  John  Brook,  parson  of  Tendrynge,  Ralph  Chaumberleyn  and 
John  de  Reydon,  pi.      John  de  Sutton,  '  chivaler,'  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     4 
messuages,  i£  carucates  of  land,  14  acres  of  meadow,  15  acres  of  pasture,  30  acres 
of  wood  and  245.  rent  in  Colne  Engayne.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs 
of  John  Brook      Cons.  100  marks. 

341.  Mich.     Thomas  Ufford,  clerk,  Robert  Fadyr  and  Andrew  Neel,  pi.  by 
John  Lyndesel.     John  Terry  of  Thaxtede  and  Maud,  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage 
in  Thaxtede.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert.     Cons.  20  marks. 

342.  Mich.     John  Heylot  of  Berkyng,  pi.      John  Maundy  of   Berkyng  and 
Margaret  his  wife,  def.     4  acres  of  land  in  Berkyng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons.  loos. 

343.  Mich.     Robert  Todenham,  pi.     John  Bret  and  Sarah  his  wife,  def.     12 
acres  of  land  in  Little  Shobury.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons. 
10  marks. 

344.  Mich.     Nicholas  Stevene  and  John  Crips,  pi.     John  Bret  and  Sarah  his 
wife,  def.     3  acres  of  land  in  Great  Wakeryng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  Nicholas.     Cons.  loos. 

345.  Mich.     John  Bircheho,  pi.     John  Berner  the  elder  and  Alice  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow,  10  acres  of  marsh  and  75. 
rent  in  Southmynster.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  rendering 
yearly  5  marks  to  def.  for  the  life  of  Alice,  in  moieties  at  Easter  and  Michaelmas, 
with  power  of  distraint. 

346.  Mich.     Robert  Rikedoun,  Richard  Waltham  and  William  Godhowe,  pi. 
John  Bret  and  Sarah  his  wife,   def.     20  acres  of  marsh  and  35.  rent  in  Great 
Wakeryng.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20 
marks. 

347.  Mich.     John  Milner,  pi.     Thomas  Boorde  and  Amice  his  wife,  def.     3 
acres  of  land  in  Wyllynghale  Spayne.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

1392. 

348.  Eas.,  14  Richard  II,  and  Hil..  15  Richard  II.     John  Walcote,  William 
Olyver  and  John  Leycestre  of  London,  pi.     Robert  Archer  of  Rewenhale  and 
Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  180  acres  of  land,  20  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres 
of  pasture,  100  acres  of  wood  and  505.  rent  in  Berkyngg  and  Chigewell.     PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  John  Leycestre  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  26s.  rent  with  the  homages 
and  services  of  the  abbess  of  Berkyng  and  her  successors  and  John  Thurkyld, 
John  Stowe,  John  Brook,  John  Portere,  William  Paliere,  William  Bene.  William 
Yonge.  Thomas  Motewell,  Thomas  atte  Wode,  Richard  Frend.  John  atte  Hell 
and  Kichard  Messager  and  their  heirs,  and  also  the  remainder  of  the  tenements 
and  245.  rent,  which  Joan  late  the  wife  of  Henry  Spark  holds  for  life.     Cons. 
100  marks. 

349.  Hil      John  Barbour  of  Littelle  Bathewe,  pi.     William  Basset  and  Isabel 
his  wife  And  John  Kemese  of  Newenton,  def.     i  messuage,  2  gardens  and  7  acres 
of  land  in  Littelle  Bathewe.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20 
marks. 


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350A.  Mich,  and  Hil.  Thomas  Bene,  elerk,  John  Lenot,  clerk,  Thomas 
Weylond,  Thomas  Sampkyn,  Edmund  Gyrne,  John  Vyncent  and  Thomas 
Mutwell,  pi.  by  Thomas  Weylond  in  place  of  the  others.  John  Muster  and  Joan 
his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  and  2  acres  of  land  in  Berkyng.  Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  Weylond.  Cons.  10  marks. 

350B.     One  of  the  indentures  of  340. 

351.  Hil.     John  Belamy  the  elder,  John  Pondere  and  Agnes  late  the  wife  of 
Richard  atte  Ree  of  Herewardstok,  pi.    Godewin  Peteman  of  Reylegh  and  Agnes 
his  wife,  def.     2  messuages  and  3  acres  of  land  in  Herewardstok.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  Belamy  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

352.  Mich,  and  Hil.     PI.  as  in  35OA.     John  Dore  and   Denisc  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  in  Berkyng.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  Weylond  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons.  iocs. 

353.  Hil.     John  Kirkeby  of  Chevele  and  Robert  Grene  of  Haverill,  pi.  by 
John  in  place  of  Robert.     Robert  Haunter  of  Haverill  and  Joan  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  and  i  acre  of  land  in  Haverill.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs 
of  John.     Cons.  10  marks. 

354.  Hil.  and  Eas.     John  Walcote,  William  Olyver  and  John  Leycestre  of 
London,    pi.  by  Thomas  de  Thwayt  in  place  of  John  Walcote  and  William. 
Robert  Neuport  and  Ralph  Chamberleyn,  def.     i   messuage,  190  acres  of  land, 
20  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture,  30  acres  of  wood  and  245.  lod.  rent  in 
Berkyng,  which  John  Haroudon  and  Joan  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  Leycestre  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100 
marks.     This  agreement  was  made  in  the  presence  of  John  Haroudon  and  Joan, 
and  they  did  fealty. 

355.  Hil.  and   Eas.     William  Gilrich,  John  Bray,  Thomas  Toppesfeld  and 
William  Bateman,  pi     John  Seyton  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  caru- 
cate  of  land,  7  acres  of  meadow  and  7  acres  of  wood  in  Newenham,  Asshedon, 
Berkelowe,  Bendissh,  Stevyngton  and  Radewynter.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  William  Gilrich.     Cons.  2o/. 

356.  Eas      John  Wyther  of  Berkyngge,  pi.     John   Gamboun  of  Berkyngge 
and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Berkyngge.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1391. 

357.  Morrow  of  St.  J.B.     John   son  of  Thomas  Gobioun   of  Leyndon,   pi. 
Thomas  atte  Wode  of  Westlee  and  Ellen  his  wife,  def      i  messuage  aud  15  acres 
of  land  in  Westlee.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

358.  Oct.    of   St.    J.B.      Adam    Bamme,    John    Forster,    Robert   Watevyle. 
citizens  and  goldsmiths  of  London,  and  John  Jue,  clerk,  pi.     Matthew  Langrych, 
citizen  and  fishmonger  of  London,  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  90 
acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  meadow  and  8  acres  of  wood  in  Waltham  Holy  Cross. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Adam.     Cons.  ioo/. 

359.  Morrow  of  St.  J.B.     Thomas  Toppesfeld,  Geoffrey  Spryngold,  William 
Colman  and  Walter  Colyn,  pi.  by  Thomas  in  place  of  the  others.     John  Mascall 
and  Cnstina  his  wife  and  John  Gyles  son  and  heir  of  Walter  Gyles  of  Toppesfeld, 
def.     36  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  i  acre  of  pasture  and  nd  rent  in 
Toppesfeld,  Stambourn,  Fynchyngfeld  and  Redeswell.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  the  heirs  of  Geoffrey.     Cons.  2O/. 

360.  Quin.  of  St.  J.B.     John  son  of  William  Doreward,  Clement  Spice  and 
Richard   Waltham,   pi.     William  Gildrych   and   Margaret   his   wife,  def.     The 
manors  of  Fetches  and  Dynes.     PI   and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  2oo/. 


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DIVERS    COUNTIES. 
1392. 

239.  Eas.  Thomas  Bataill,  John  Baryngton,  John  Sihile,  John  Lopbam, 
Nicholas  Mils,  clerk,  and  Hugh  Peyntour,  clerk,  pi.  William  Clipston  and 
Istbel  his  wife,  def.  The  manor  of  Overhall  and  a  moiety  of  the  manor  of 
B^rkelowe,  co.  Essex,  and  a  moiety  ot  the  manor  of  Berkelowe  and  the  advowson 
of  the  church  of  the  manor,  co.  Cambridge.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  Baryngton.  Cons  200  marks. — Essex,  Cambridge. 


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COUNTY  OF   ESSEX. 

361.  Eas.     15  Richard  II.,  and  at  York,  Mich.,  16  Richard  II.     John  Deth 
and  John   Mersheman  the  elder,   pi.     John  Siryche  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def. 

1  messuage,  5  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  moor  in  Canewedon.      Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Deth.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1393. 

362.  Hil.,  15  Richard  II..  and  Hil.,  16  Richard  II.     Richard  Waldegrave, 
knight,  Thomas  Coggeshale,  Clement  Spice,  Edmund  Fitz  Simond  and  William 
Copto,  pi.     John  Scolemayster  of  Chelmesford  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.    i  toft, 
50  acres  of  land,  12  acres  of  wood  and  45.  rent  in  Great  Dunmowe.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons.  100  marks. 

363.  Eas.,  15  Richard  II.,  and  Hil.,  16  Richard  II.     John  Wyot,  William 
Totham  and  John  More,  chaplain,  pi.     Robert  Roper  and  Avice  his  wife,  def. 

2  messuages,  85  acres  of  land  and  IDS.  rent  in  Raurethe,  Hokkele  and  Wyther- 
mondford  which  Agnes  Bodyngham  holds  for  life.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John 
Wyot  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  2O/. 

364.  Eas.     William  May  and  William  Godhowe,  pi.     John  Sprot  and  Joan 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  14  acres  of  land  in  Raylegh.     Def.  to  hold  for 
their  lives  of  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William  May,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with 
reversion  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William  May. 

365.  Eas.    John  Hokkele  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  pi.    John  Carman  of  Eyston 
and  Amice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  30  acres  of  land  and  8  acres  of  meadow  in 
Takelegh.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  20  marks. 

366.  Eas.    Nicholas  Denys  and  Juliana  his  wife,  pi.     Richard  de  Preston  the 
younger  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i   messuage,  80  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of 
meadow,  16  acres  of  pasture  and  2$.  ^\d.  rent  in  Retyngdon  and  Esthanyngfeld. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Nicholas.     Cons.  100  marks. 

367.  Eas     John  Wyot  and  John  Galyot,  pi.     Nicholas  Longe  and  Alice  his 
wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  i  messuage,  130  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow  and 
18$.  rent  in  Great  Wakeryng  and  Little  Wakeryng.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John 
( .alyot  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  2o/. 

368.  Eas.    John  Man,  pi.    John  Redeman  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.    i  messuage, 
24  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Westmerseye.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  his  heirs.     Cons  10  marks. 

1192. 

Morrow  of  St.  J  B.  at  York.  Hugh  Peyntour,  chaplain,  John  Thursteyn 
ami  John  Purt,  pi  John  Parker  of  Great  Leighes  and  Amy  his  wife,  def.  i 
messuage,  80  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow,  12  acres  of  pasture,  4  acres  of 
wood  and  lod.  rent  in  Great  Leighes,  Little  Leighes  and  Black  Nottele.  Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Purt.  Cons.  100  marks. 


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1393. 

370.  Eas.  and  Oct.  of  Trin.     Thomas  Bendissh  of  Stepilbumpsted,  Thomas 
Stormworth,  clerk,  William  Thomson  of  Haverell  and  John    Mustard,   pi.   by 
John  Kirkeby  in  place  of  the  last  three.      Thomas  Hlomester  of  Haverell  and 
Mary  his  wife,  def.     i   messuage  in  Haverell.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  Thomas  Bendissh.     Cons.  10  marks. 

371.  Eas.  and  Oct.  of  Trin.     William  Sautre,  John  Stevene.  Nicholas  Fitz 
Symond,  Walter  Lucas,  John   Bedeford  of  Godestre  and   Richard  de   I 
Godestre,   pi.  by  John   Giffard  in  place  of  William,   John,  Walter,  John  and 
Richard.     Edmund  Fitz  Symond  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  180  acres 
of  land,  12  acres  of  pasture,  2  acres  of  wood  and  105.  id  rent  in  High  Estre  and 
Mergrete  Rothyng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Nicholas.     Cons. 
100  marks. 

372.  Oct   of  Trin      John  Sterre  of  Coggesale  the  younger,  p!.     John  Capell 
of  Foisted  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     75.  rent  in  Stysted,  Pateswyk  and  Bradewell. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

373.  Oct.  of  Trin.    John  Sutton  of  Walden,  pi.    Walter  atte  Noke  of  Neuport 
and  Mabel  his  wife  and  William  Gyle  of  Thaxstede  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i 
messuage  in  Chepyng  Walden.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20 
marks. 

374.  Oct.  of  Trin.     William  Peuere  of  London,  '  goldsmyth.'  pi      John  1'yrv- 
man  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  4  acres  of  land  and  3  acres  of  marsh 
in  Stiford  and  West  Thurrok.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20 
marks. 

1392  DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

242.  Mich,  at  York.  Walter  Topclif,  Richard  de  Norton  and  John  Asplion, 
pi.  John  Lescrop.  'chivaler,'  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.  The  advowsons  of 
the  churches  of  Stanford  'in  le  Hope,'  Fordham  and  Fanges,  co.  Essex,  and 
Baldeswell,  co.  Norfolk  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Walter  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  ioo/. — Essex,  Norfolk. 


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COUNTY   OP    ESSEX. 

375.  Mich.     Thomas  Cogeshale,  Edmund  Brokesbourne,  Roger  Wolferston, 
John  Boys,  Thomas  Monchasy.  Ralph  Chaumberleyn  and  Peter  Westwode,  pi. 
Richard  Sutton, '  chivaler,'  def.    The  manors  of  Wyvenho,  Cokayne,  Tenderynge, 
Stapilford,  Navestoke,  Gobiones,  Little  Ocle  and  Little  Benteleghe,  4  messuages, 
470  acres  of  land,  24  acres  of  meadow,  52  acres  of  pasture,  So  acres  of  wood  and 
4/.   75.   zd.   rent  in  Wykes,  Little  Ocle,  Tenderynge,  Great  Benteleghe,   Little 
Benteleghe,  Wyvenho,  Grynstede,  Estdonylond,  Bradefeld  and  Mistelegh,  and 
the  advowsons  of  the  churches  of  the  town  of  Tenderynge  and  of  the  manors  of 
Wyvenho,  Little  Ocle  and  Little  Benteleghe.  of  the  free  chapel  of  Fulton  and  of 
the  chantry  in  the  manor  of  Little  Benteleghe.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  the  manors,  3  messuages,  350  acres  of  land.  16  acres  of  meadow, 
40  acres  of  pasture,  50  acres  of  wood  and  ql.  6d.  rent  and  the  advowsons,  and 
granted  to  them  the  remainder  of  i   messuage,   120  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of 
meadow,   12  acres  of  pasture,  30  acres  of  wood  and  6s.  8d.  rent  in  Misteleghe 
which  Robert  Walton  holds  for  life,  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.    Cons,  i.ooo  marks 

376.  Oct.    of   St.    J.B     and    Mich.      Robert    Avelyne,    'draper,'    pi.      John 
Twywelle  and  Sarah  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Halstede.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

377.  Mich.    Ralph  Bretoun,  parson  of  a  mediety  of  the  church  of  Spryngefeld. 
and  Geoffrey  Colvyll,  pi.     Hugh  Rogger  and  Joan  his  wife,  def      A  third  part  of 
i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of  meadow,  12  acres  of  pasture,  4  acres  of 
wood  and  205.  rent  in  Spryngefeld,  Borham,  Terlyng,  Great  Leghes  and  Little 
Waltham.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Geoffrey.     Cons.  2ol. 


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378.  Mich.     William  May  of  Thundereslegh  and  John  Sprot  of  Raylegh,  pi. 
John  Gynes  and  Joan  his  wife  and  Thomas  Pye  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i 
messuage  and  15  acres  of  land  in  Raylegh.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs 
of  William.     Cons.  10  marks. 

379.  Mich      Henry  de  Burton  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  pi.  by  Henry  in  her 
place.    Roger  Reynold  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Chepyng  Walden. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Henry.     Cons.  20  marks. 

380  Mich.  Robert,  bishop  of  London,  Aubrey  de  Veer,  earl  of  Oxford, 
George  Fylbryg,  knight,  Thomas  Erpyngham,  knight,  Walter  Clopton  of  the 
county  of  Suffolk,  knight,  Thomas  Croser,  parson  of  Bockyng,  Thomas  Cogges- 
hale,  Clement  Spice,  John  Corbet,  Robert  Rikedon,  John  Bercamsted,  chaplain, 
John  Somer,  Walter  Bacun,  John  Cumpton,  John  Gungee  and  John  Rotere,  pi. 
John  son  of  William  Doreward  of  Bockyng.  def.  The  manor  of  Ledene  Rothyng, 
the  manors  of  Loftehalle,  Olyvers  and^Belhous  in  Great  Orsetc,  Great  Stanewey 
and  Leyre  del  Haye,  and  4  messuages,  700  acres  of  land,  35  acres  of  meadow, 
60  acres  of  pasture,  20  acres  of  wood  and  i^l.  55.  rent  in  Bockyng,  Branketree, 
Stisted,  Panfeld,  Mundon,  Southmenstre,  Aldthorne,  Burnham  and  Maylond. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Rotere  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  300^. 

1394. 

381.  Quin.  of  Trin.,  16  Richard    II.,    and    Hil.,    17   Richard    II.      William 
Eyrdale  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Giffard  in  her  place.     Warin  Eyrdale 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Stifford.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies 
to  hold  of  def  and  the  heirs  of  Joan,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  def. 
and  the  heirs  of  Joan.     Cons.  100  marks. 

382.  Hil.     Alice  late  the  wife  of  John  Petyion  and  Cecily  her  daughter,  pi. 
by  John  Norton  in  place  of  Cecily.     John  de  Woderoue  of  Waltham  Holy  Cross 
ana  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Waltham  Holy  Cross.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Alice.     Cons.  10  marks. 

383.  Hil.  and  Eas.     John  Kirketon,  master  and  warden,  and  the  chaplains  of 
the  college  of  Plecy,  pi.     Thomas,  duke  of  Gloucester,  and  Eleanor  his  wife,  def. 
15  acres  of  land  in  Plecy  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  town.     PI.  and 
their  successors  to  hold  6  acres  of  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Eleanor  and  9  acres  and 
the  advowson  of  def.  and  the  heirs  of  the  duke,  in  frank  almoin.     And  for  this 
pi.  took  def.  and  their  heirs  in  all  benefits  and  prayers  to  be  made  in  the  college. 

384.  Quin.  of  Trin.,   16  Richard   II.,  and  Eas.,   17  Richard   II.     Thomas 
Coggeshale,   William   de  Witham,    clerk,    Thomas    Bircheleye    and    Richard 
Waltham,  pi.     Walter  Boghurst  of  the  county  of  Kent  and  Eleanor  his  wife,  def. 
8$.  Sd.  rent  in  Fairstede  and  Witham.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords,  with  the  homage  and  service  of  the  prior  of  Typpetre  and  his 
successors.     Cons.  10  marks.     This  concord  was  made  in  the  presence  of  the 
prior,  and  he  did  fealty. 

385.  Hil.  and  Eas.    JohnCarterofWestilbery.pl.    John  Gerold  and  Joan  his 
wife,   def.      15   acres  of  land,    i   acre   of  meadow   and  20  acres  of  marsh  in 
Estilbery.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

386.  Eas.     Robert  Rykedon,  John  Lopham,  Richard  Waltham  and  Nicholas 
Benyngfeld.clerk.pl.     Hugh  Fastolf  and  William  Snetesham,  def.     The  manors 
of  Herstede,  Little  Canefeld  and  Great  Eystanes.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi  and 
the  heirs  of  Nicholas.     Cons.  200  marks. 

387.  Eas.    Stephen  Sedere  and  John  Canon,  pi.    William  Moys  and  Joan  his 
wife,  def.    A  fourth  part  of  the  manor  of  Spryngfeld.    Def.  and  the  heirs  of  Joan 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

1898 

388.  Morrow  of  St.  J.B.    William  Clovyll,  pi.    Edmund  Peverel  and  Margaret 
bit  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  2  carucates  of  land,  20  acres  of  meadow,  50  acres  of 
pasture,  30  acres  of  wood,  6os.  rent  and  a  rent  of  i Ib  of  pepper  in  Westhanyngfeld 
and  Herewardestok.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  the  messuage, 
19}  acres  of  meadow,  the  pasture  and  wood,  the  carucates  except  8J  acres,  and 


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the  rents  with  the  homages  and  services  of  Thomas  Coggesale,  Richard  Chervyll, 
John  Baron,  William  Bernard,  John  Joce,  John  Osebarne.  Robert  Canon, 
William  Helman  the  elder,  Robert  Nekburgh,  Cristina  Sanson,  John  Wyse  the 
elder  and  Joan  his  wife,  John  Adam,  John  Dore,  William  Stubber,  John  Haverell 
and  Peter  Home  and  their  heirs ;  and  also  the  remainder  of  8|  acres  of  land  and 
$  acre  of  meadow,  which  Roger  Godegrome  and  Agnes  his  "wife  hold  for  life. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

389.  Morrow  of  St.  J.B.     John  Merssheman  the  elder  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi. 
John  Day  of  Althorne  and  John  Bestman  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and 
i2|  acres  of  land  in  Althorne.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Joan. 
Cons.  20  marks 

390.  Morrow  of  St.  J.B.     Thomas  Geny  and  Agnes  his  wife,  pi.  by  John 
Giffard   in   her   place.     John    Merssheman    the   elder  and  Joan   his  wife,  def. 

1  messuage,  5  acres  i  rood  of  land  and  2  acres  of  marsh  in  Great  Wakeryng. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1394. 

391.  Eas.  and  Oct.  of  Trin.     William  Gilderych,  Thomas  Coggeshale  and 
Thomas  Toppysfeld,  pi.     Simon  Warde  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  toft,  186  acres 
of  land,  7  acres  of  meadow,  10  acres  of  pasture,  4  acres  of  wood,  6d.  rent  and  a 
rent  of  lib.  of  cumin  in  Stepilbomstede  and  Old  Samford.     Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons   100  marks. 

1393.  DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

253.  Oct.  of  St.  J.B.  and  Michaelmas.  Robert  de  Calowe,  Thomas  Dansey, 
John  Hauerbergh,  clerk,  and  Richard  Prat,  pi.  John  Eylesford,  'chivaler,'  and 
Margaret  his  wife,  def.  The  manor  of  Kirkeby  Beler  and  18  messuages,  7  tofts, 

2  shops,  25  virgates  of  land,  40  acres  of  meadow  and   lol.  rent  in   Leycestre, 
Somerby,      Gouteby,     Estwell,     Holwell,    Abkettilby,     Melton,     Thursyngton, 
Grymeston,  Thorp  Sechevill  and  Little  Dalby,  co.  Leicester,  and  the  manors 
of  Blatherwyk,  co  Northampton,  and  Bukstede,  co.  Essex.     PI.  and  the  heirs 
of   Thomas   to   hold   of   the   chief   lords    14   messuages,    the    tofts   and    shops, 
19  virgates  of  land,  32  acres  of  meadow  and  the  manors  except.   io/.  of  rent 
and  a  rent  of   i  cock,    i  capon,   n   hens,  2lbs.   of  pepper  and  2lbs.  of  cumin 
in  them,  and  the  rents  with  the  homages  and  services  of  Alexander,  prior  of 
Kirkeby    Beler,    and   his   successors,    and   of  John   Courtpe,    Henry   Bernard, 
William  Edelyn,  Roger  Benet,  John  Burgh  the  elder,  Roger  de  la  Vale,  John 
Bernard,    Robert    Repynghale,  John    Craneby,   John    King,    Robert    Moryng, 
Robert    Jonyssone,    Richard    Payn,    Robert    Flemyng,    Reynald    Walsheman, 
William  Burgh,  Roger  Raumpayne,  William  de  Leyk.  William  Bernard,  John 
Burgh  the  younger,  Robert  Houby,  Maud  Palmere,  William   Brustere,  Hugh 
Bakstere,    Margery    Flemyng,    Nicholas    de    Calfhowe,    Tillota    Base,    Robert 
Rovveson,  Ralph  Marschall,  Walter  Smyth  of  Kirkeby  Beler,  Nicholas  Taillour, 
Stephen  Taillour,  William  Piper.  John  Dalby  of  Little  Dalby,  John  Clay,  John 
Symmesson,  Robert  Alyceson,  Richard  Sharp,  Henry  Broket,  William  Brynke- 
lowe,  Robert  '  in   the  Lane,'  Robert  Warner,  chaplain,   Robert   Hare,  Robert 
Horn,  Robert  Bote  of  Melton,  Alexander  Meryng  of  Thursyngton  and  Agnes  his 
wife,   William  Intyngham  and  Juliana  his  wife.  Robert  Baker.  John  Taillour, 
Margery   Baillyf,    John    Bradman,   Alexander   Barker,  Richard    Bras,   William 
Hunnysworthe,    Robert    Glede,    William    Peryman,    John    Dungebien,    John 
Frigebet,  John  Lesson,  Thomas  Fouell,  John  Barbour  of  Bukstede,  John  Hunt, 
John   Smyth.   Richard  Barefot,  Thomas  Loof.   William    Bower  ot    Horkesley. 
Walter  Mannyng,  John  Rowe  of  Neylond  and  Simon  Clerk  of  Colchestre  and 
their  heirs  ;  and  also  the  remainder  of  4  messuages,  G  virgates  of  land  and  S  acres 
of   meadow   in    Melton,   which    John    Orger   and   Joan  his  wife  hold    for  life. 
Cons.  2oo/. — Leicester,  Northampton,  Essex. 

255.  Mich.  Richard  Wythirmerssh,  Walter  Waldegrave,  Ralph  Chaumber- 
leyn  and  Richard  Mauncel,  pi.  Richard  Waldegrave,  knight,  the  elder,  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.  The  manors  of  Smalbrigge,  co.  Suffolk,  and  \Yvthii  moumle- 
ford,  co.  Essex.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  Mauncel. 
Cons.  200  marks. — Suffolk,  Essex. 


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1394.  COUNTY    OF   ESSEX. 

392.  Eas.,  17  Richard  II.,  and  Mich.,  18  Richard  II.  John  Pertenhale,  pi. 
Robert  Kate  and  Eleanor  his  wife,  def.  A  moiety  of  i  messuage,  55  acres  of  land, 
4  acres  of  meadow  and  gs.  rent  in  Wenyngton  and  Alvethele.  Def.  quitclaimed 
two  parts  to  pi.  and  his  heirs,  and  also  granted  to  them  the  remainder  of  the 
third  part,  which  Margaret  late  the  wife  of  John  Pertenhale  holds  for  life. 
Cons.  2o/. 

393  Quin  of  St.  J.B.  and  Mich.  Richard  Orynel  and  John  Fissh  the 
younger,  pi.  by  John  Giffard  in  place  of  Richard.  John  Dore  of  Retyngdon  and 
Lora  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  and  4  acres  of  land  in  Westhanyfeld.  PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  two  parts  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  remainder  of 
the  third  part,  which  Joan  Brewere  holds  in  dower.  Cons.  10  marks. 

394.  Mich.  ThomasProudfot.pl.  Thomas  Knolles  of  London,  '  grocer/  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.  3  messuages,  116  acres  of  land  and  3  acres  of  meadow  in 
Lattone.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  20  marks. 

395-  Quin.  of  St.  J.B.  and  Mich.  Robert  Chapman  of  Horndon,  Benedict 
Smyth  of  Coryngham  and  William  de  Gatton  of  the  county  of  Essex,  pi.  by 
Richard  Waltham  in  place  of  Benedict  and  William.  John  Cook  of  Est  Tillebury 
and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.  34  acres  of  marsh  in  Fobbyng.  Def  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert.  Cons.  10  marks. 

396.  Mich.     Richard  Brandon,  citizen  and  '  stokfisshemongere '  of  London, 
pi.     Thomas  Brampton,  citizen  and  'stokfisshemongere'  of  London,  and  Cecily 
bis  wife,  def.     5  acres  of  land  and  95.  rent  in  Berkyng  and  Petesfeld.     PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

397.  Quin.  of  St.  J.B.  and  Mich.     John  Pertenhale,  pi.     Thomas  Hougate, 
citizen  and  '  ffisshmongere  '  of  London,  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     A  third  part 
of  i  messuage,  55  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow  and  95.  rent  in  Wenyngton 
and  Alvethele       Def.  quitclaimed  whatever  they  had  in  dower  to  pi.  and  his 
heirs.     Cons  2o/. 

398.  Quin.  of  St.  J.B.     William  Shethere  of  Thakstede,  pi.     John  Walpole 
of  Thakstede  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  i  messuage  in  Thakstede. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons,  ic  marks. 

399.  Oct.  of  St.  J.B.     Thomas  Warrewyk,  Walter  Walkelyne,  John  Fox  and 
John  Bradfeld  of  Thaksted,  pi.  by  John  Lyndesell  in  place  of  Walter,  John  and 
John.    William  Patergoos  of  Thaksted  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and 
2  tofts  in  Thaksted.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons. 
20  marks. 

400.  Oct.  of  St.  J.B.     John  Cornewayll  of  Thaksted,  John  Fox,  John  Oskyn, 
John  Harlyng  and  Roger  atte  Feld,  pi.  by  John  Lyndesell  in  place  of  the  last 
four.     Robert  Avenaunt  of  Thaksted  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     3  messuages  and 
2  acres  of  land  in  Thaksted.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John 
Cornewayll.     Cons.  2O/. 

1395. 

401.  Mas   mul  Oct.ofTrin.     John,  parson  of  Rewenhale,   Robert  Rykedon, 
William   atte   Chambre   and   Thomas    Byrchelegh   of   Wytham,    pi.      Thomas 
Kyngeston,  citizen  and  tailor  of  London,  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.     4^  acres  of 
land  in    FalkrixM-iH'  and   Rewenhale.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
Thomas.     Cons.  10  marks. 

402.  Mich,  and  Mil.    AliceBokenham.pl.     Henry  Whisshe,  def.    i  messuage, 
140  acres  of  land.  2  acres  of  meadow.  20  acres  of  alder  and  15  acres  of  wood  in 
Culm-wake.  Colnen«ayne.  Whitcolne  and   Hnrys  at  the  Mount.     PI.  to  hold  lot- 
life  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  George  de  ConuTth  her  son 
and  Margaret  de  Cornerth  and  Maud  de  Cornerth  his  sisters  and  the  heirs  of 

•dies  and  Joyce  daughter  and  heir  of  Thomas  de  Cornerth  and  her  heirs. 
Cons,  too  marks. 


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403.  Mich,  and  Hil.     John  Musteer,  citizen  and  draper  of  London,  and  Joan 
his    wife,  pi.      Peter   Sparreham,    '  coupere,'   and   Elizabeth    his   wife,   def      2 
messuages  in  Berkyng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Joan.    Cons.  20 
marks. 

404.  Hil.      Adam  Maylond  and  Edmund   Hore,  pi.  by  Adam  in  place  of 
Edmund.     John  Plougrom  and  Maud  his  wife,  clef,     i  messuage  and  3  acres  of 
land  in  Stowe.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi  and  the  heirs  of  Adam.    Cons.  10  marks. 

405.  Mich,  and  Hil.     Stephen  Bocher,  pi.     Ralph  Godewyn  and  Cristina  his 
wife,  def.     10  acres  of  land  in  Fobbyng  and  Coryngham.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

406.  Eas.     John  Basset,  clerk,  Richard  Hende,  chaplain,  Thomas  Whelere 
and  John  Taverner  the  younger,  pi.  by  Thomas  Petteworth  in  place  of  the  first 
three.     John  Taverner  of  Witham  the  elder  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     3  messuages 
and  4  acres  of  land  in  Witham.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John 
Taverner  the  younger.     Cons.  20  marks. 


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COUNTY   OF    ESSEX. 

407.  Mich.     John  Bray,  Thomas  de  Topesfeld,  Michael  Aunger  and  Roger 
Mot,  pi.  by  Thomas  Cays  in  place  of  John,  Michael  and  Roger.     John  Cherche- 
man  of  Colchestre  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.     6  acres  of  land  in  Twynstede  and 
Great  Henye.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas.    Cons.  10  marks. 

408.  Mich.     Robert  Mariery  of  Little  Berdefeld,  chaplain,  John  Smyth  of 
Great  Berdefeld,  Ralph  Boryer  of  Great  Berdefeld  and  John  Lovecote  of  Little 
Berdefeld,  pi.  by  John  Lyndesell  in  place  of  Robert,  Ralph  and  John  Lovecote. 
Henry  Brynge  of  Little  Berdefeld  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  176 
acres  of  land,  n  acres  of  meadow,  40  acres  of  pasture,  g  acres  of  wood  and  los. 
rent  in  Great  Berdefeld  and  Little  Berdefeld.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  Smyth.     Cons.  lool. 

409.  Eas.,    17  Richard   II.,   and   Mich.,  19   Richard    II.      Henry   Amel   of 
Sabrichforthe,  pi.     John  Home  of  Kyngeston,  '  skynner,'  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  8  acres  of  land  and  |  acre  of  meadow  in  Sabrichforthe  which  Agnes 
Albon  of  Sabrichforthe  holds  for  life.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  remainder  of 
the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

410.  Mich.     John  Stonhach,  chaplain,  John  Stonhach  of  Great  \Valtham  and 
William  Sadelere  of  Plessy,  pi.     Hugh  Roger  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     14  acres 
of  land  in  Great  Waltham.     PL  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

411.  Oct.  of  St.  J.B.  and  Mich.     Richard  Waltham,  Thomas  Bricheleigh, 
William  de  Wytham,  clerk,  and  John  Doreward  of  Rewenhale.  pi.     John  son  of 
William  Coggeshale  of  Rewenhale  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and 
i£  acres  of  land  in  Witham.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 


412.  Mich.    Henry  Lethenard  of  Rayliegh,  pi.     Godewin  Piteman  and 

his  wife,  def.      i  messuage,  2  shops  and    5  acres   of  land    in  Rayliegh       1  »et 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

413.  Eas.,  18  Richard  II.,  and  Mich.,  19  Richard  II.    John  Solyere,  chaplain, 
pi.     Walter  Hay  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Dunmowe      Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1396. 

414.  Mich,  and  Hil.     Simon  Tytham  01  Orsete,  pi.     Richard  Colpayn  and 
Margery  his  wife,  def.    i  messuage  and  i  acre  of  land  in  Orsete.    Def.  quitclaimed 
io  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  iocs. 


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1396 

415.  Hil.      John   Marchall   of  Theydene   Gernoun,    Thomas    Parkere    and 
Richard  Cripslok.  pi.  by  John  Aldwyncle  in  place  of  Thomas  and    Richard. 
John  Feryng  of  Heyhaungre  and  A%nes  his  wife,  def      i  messuage  and  30  acres 
of  land  in  Theydene  Gernoun  and  Theydene  atte  Mounte.     Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  20  marks. 

416.  Eas.     Thomas   Ufford.    vicar  of  Thacstede.  William    Pampheloun   of 
Thacstede.  Thomas  Alein  of  Thacstede  and  Thomas  Ware  of  Thacstede,  pi.  by 
Adam  Maylond.   Thomas  Bolter  of  Thacstede  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  5  messuages, 
ii  acres  of  land  and  3  roods  of  meadow  in  Thacstede.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  Ufford.     Cons.  2o/. 

417.  Eas.      John  Godewene  and   John   Hechecok,   pi.      Thomas  Culpepir, 
knight,  and   Joyce  his   wife,   def.     i  messuage,  160  acres  of  land,  12  acres  of 
meadow.  40  acres  of  wood,  6is.  $$d.  rent  and  a  rent  of  2  capons  in  Fvnchyngfeld. 
Def.  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  Joyce  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder 
to  her  right  heirs. 

1395. 

418.  Morrow  of  St.  J  B.     John  Sherwod,  clerk,  William  atte  Melle,  chaplain, 
Richard  Warde  and  John  Wapse  of  Terlyng,  pi.  by  Adam  Maylond  in  place  of 
John,  William  and  John.     John  Dyghere  of  Maldon  and   Agnes  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  and  12  acres  of  land  in  Fayrestede,  Terlyngge  and  Hatfelde  Peverelle. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard.     Cons.  20  marks. 

419.  Morrow  of  St.  J.B.     John  Marchall,  citizen  of  London,  John  Chamber- 
eyne  of  Great  Hallyngbury  and  Richard  Marchall  of  High  Lavare,  pi.     Simon 
Marchall  and  Alice' \\\s  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  55  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of 
meadow  in  Great  Hallyngbury.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John 
Marchall.     Cons.  2o/. 

420.  Oct.  of  St.  J.B.    JohnMirableofStanfordRyverstheelder.pl     Thomas 
Talbot  of  London  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  10  acres  of  land  and 
4  acres  of  wood  in  Grenested.     PI.   aud  his  heirs  to  hold  of   the  chief  lords, 
rendering  6d.  yearly  to  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Margaret,  viz.  $d.  at  Martinmas  and 
3^.  at  Whitsuntide,  with  power  of  distraint.     Cons.  2o/. 

421.  Morrow  of  St.  J.B.     John  Welles  and   John   Glovere  of   Maldon,   pi. 
John  Hurgeys  of  Maldon  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  i  acre  of  land 
in  Maldon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Glovere.     Cons.  10 
marks. 

422.  Oct.  of  St.  J.B.    John  Belle,  clerk,  William  Colvyle  and  William  Prentys, 
pi.  by  Adam  Maylond.     John  Goldsmyth  of  Chelmesford  and  Cecily  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  in  Chelmesford.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Belle. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

1396. 

423.  Quin.  of  Trin.     Peter  Westwode,  Thomas  Whotte,  John  Hervy,  John 
Renkyn,  '  sadeler.'  and  Richard  Wytere,  pi.  by  Ralph  Chaumberleyn  in  place  of 
Peter.   John,   John   and   Richard.     Roger   Podeney   and   Agnes   his   wife,   def. 
i  messuage,  22  acres  of  land,  2$  acres  of  meadow  and    I'jd.  rent   in   Peldon, 
Alnirton  and  Leyre  de  Hay.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

424.  Oct.  of  Trin.     Adam  Maylond  and  Thomas  Cays,  pi.     William  Broun 
and  Mary  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  toft  and  81  acres  of  land  in  Maylond. 
Def  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons.  2O/. 

1399.  DIVERS  COUNTIES. 

284  Quin.  of  St.  J  B.  John  de  Cobeham,  knight,  John  de  Bello  Monte, 
knight,  John  de  Cobeham  and  Thomas  Remys,  pi.  Walter  Fitz  Wauter,  knight, 
<lef  The  castle  of  Kgremond,  a  third  part  of  the  manor  of  Egremond,  and  the 
advowsons  of  the  churches  of  Gosford  and  Distyngton,  co.  Cumberland,  a  third 


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1395. 

part  of  the  manor  of  Thurstanton,  co.  Suffolk,  and  the  manors  of  Reydon, 
Asshedon,  Dunmowe  and  Henham  and  a  third  part  of  the  advowson  of  the 
church  of  Asshedon,  co.  Essex.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas. 
Cons  i.ooo/. — Cumberland,  Suffolk,  Essex. 

1396. 

286.  Mich.,  17  Richard  II.  Thomas,  archbishop  of  York,  John,  bishop  of 
Salisbury,  and  Thomas  de  Percy,  knight,  pi.  William  Heron,  knight,  and 
Elizabeth  his  wife,  def. ;  and  Hi!.,  19  Richard  II  ,  the  said  archbishop  and  Thomas, 
pi.  and  the  same  def.  The  manors  of  Bierlynge,  Burgham,  Coodham,  Westgrene- 
wyche  and  Fredevyle,  i  messuage,  300  acres  of  land  and  io/.  rent  in  Mallyng  and 
Keyersche,  36  knights'  fees  in  Walewarshare,  Southwade,  Apulton,  Swanton, 
Apulderfelde,  Otyrpley,  Henden,  Eynton,  Bengebury,  Thornham,  Berghstede, 
Kersouere,  Peuynton,  Thramhacche,  Farbourne,  Parva  Delse,  Padelesworth, 
Colrede,  Bierlyng,  Hevynton,  Popeshale,  Beamondeston,  Asshewelle,  Estwelle, 
Cokliscombe,  Davynton,  Wykham,  Patrikesbourne,  Hamwolde,  Beracre. 
Natyndon,  Bourne,  Hogham,  Colrede,  Beatrichesden,  Herbourne,  Whitefelde, 
Aldelose,  Staple,  Speldherst,  Esole,  Leden,  Olderomengh,  Riple,  Horsmonden, 
Goderichesfelde,  Sturmouthe  and  Horton  next  Frenyngham,1  and  the  advowson 
of  the  priory  of  Combewelle,  co.  Kent,  the  manors  of  Boksted  and  Strete, 
2  messuages,  446  acres  of  land,  io  acres  of  meadow,  50  acres  of  pasture,  80  acres 
of  wood,  pasture  for  18  oxen  and  127  sheep,  205.  4^.  rent  and  a  rent  of  2  roses 
and  i  clove  of  a  gillyflower  in  Hothlegh,  Hammes  and  W ogham,  7}  knights' fees 
in  Combes,  Hammes,  Wogham,  Alynton,  Kyngeston  next  Lewes,  Thorneswelle, 
Nytymbre,  Sedlescombe,  Folkyng,  Perchynge  and  Brighthelmeston  and  the 
advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor  of  Strete,  co.  Sussex,  12  knights'  fees  in 
Redham,  Stretton,  Market  Taverham,  Attylbrugge,  Kerdeston,  Salle,  Refham, 
Stynton,  Heydon,  Corpesty,  Creyk,  Stanhowe,  Chesele,  Estrudham,  Westrudham, 
Houton,  Bakethorp,  Dermere,  Sisterne,  Marham,  Geyton,  Letton,  Midelton, 
Clenchewardyn,  Shuldham  and  Thorpmarket  and  the  advowson  of  the  priory  of 
Coxford,  co.  Norfolk,  i  knight's  fee  in  Brandiston,  co.  Suffolk,  2  knights'  fees  in 
Rikelyng,  Helsyngham  and  Great  Salyng,  co.  Essex,  the  manor  of  Saberiches- 
worth,  4^  knights'  fees  in  Saberichesworth  and  Kympton  and  the  advowson  of 
the  church  of  the  manor,  co.  Hertford,  2  knights'  fees  in  Hertwelle,  co.  North- 
ampton, 3^  knights'  fees  in  Crofton,  Chetwod,  Lekhamstede  and  Cotherst, 
co.  Buckingham,  and  2  knights'  fees  in  Hecchesham  and  Bertyngherst,  co.  Surrey. 
Def.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  the  manors  of  Bierlynge,  Burgham, 
Coodham,  Westgrenewyche  and  Sabericheworth  and  the  advowson  of  the  church 
of  the  manor  of  Sabericheworth  of  the  King  and  his  heirs,  and  the  manors  of 
Boksted  and  Strete,  i  messuage,  340  acres  of  land,  io  acres  of  meadow,  50  acres 
of  pasture,  80  acres  of  wood  and  the  fees  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the 
remainders  of  the  manor  of  Fredevyle,  which  John  de  Harleston,  knight,  holds 
for  life,  i  messuage,  300  acres  of  land  and  lol  rent  in  Mallyng  and  Reyershe, 
which  John  Wantyng  holds  for  life,  and  i  messuage,  106  acres  of  land,  the 
pasture  for  oxen  and  sheep  and  the  rents  in  Wogham  and  Hammes.  which  Isabel 
Deneford  holds  for  life  ;  with  further  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Elizabeth  — 
Kent,  Sussex,  Norfolk,  Suffolk,  Essex,  Hertford,  Northampton,  Buckingham, 
Surrey.  _ 

20  RICHARD  II. 


COUNTY   OF   ESSEX. 

425.  Mich.  Richard  Waltham  and  Thomas  Cays,  pi.  William  Duk  andyu.m 
his  wife  and  John  Bleccheof  Great  Waltham  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage. 
44  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  pasture  and  +d.  rent  in  Shelewe.  PI.  and  the  heirs 
of  Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  the  homages  and  services  of  John 
Penyfader,  Thomas  Penyfader,  Stephen  Burre  and  John  Ruddok  and  their  heirs. 
Cons.  100  marks. 


i    The  MS.  is  very  faded  and  some  of  these  names  may  be  misread.    Cf.  Cal.  of  Inq.  p.m., 
6  Henry  IV,  no.  21. 


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1396. 

426.  Mich.     Adam   Maylond,  John  But  of  Staple,  John  Kyng  of  Burnhara 
and  John  Merke  of  Dannbury,  pi.    John  Walton  and  Nicholaa  his  wife,  def.    i  toft, 
80  acres  of  land  and  4  acres  of  meadow  in  Maylond  and  Stowe.       Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Adam.     Cons.  2ol. 

427.  Mich.     John  atte  Style  and  Margery  his  wife,  pi.  by  Thomas  Petworth 
in  her  place.     John  Edwyn  and  Annora  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Kelwedon. 
Def  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  loos. 

428.  Oct.  of  Trin.,  19  Richard  II.,  and    Mich.,  20  Richard  II.      Richard 
Gyldeforde,  clerk,  and  John  Chaunce  of  Berkyng  the  younger,  pi.  by  Adam 
Maylond  in  place  of  Richard.    Roger  Colney  of  Barnette  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  i  toft  and  izd.  rent  in  Berkyng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  John.     Cons.  10  marks. 

429.  Mich.     John  Grace  of  Berkyng,  pi.     John  Burgheys  of  Bemflete  and 
Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Berkyng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his 
heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

430.  Oct    of  St.    J.B.  and    Mich.     Robert,  bishop  of  London,  Thomas  de 
Coggeshale,   esquire.    Robert  Rykedon,    John    Morehous,   clerk,    and    Edmund 
Baylham,  clerk,  pi.     John  Mape,  citizen  and  grocer  of  London,  and  Joyce  his 
wife,  def.    The  manor  of  Gyngeioyberdlaundry.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  John.     Cons.  200  marks. 

431.  Mich.     William  Whytbred,  pi.     Walter  Spryg  and  Alice  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  36  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  meadow  in  Stanford  Ryvers.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1397 

432  Mich,  and  Hil.  John  Walssh  of  Lynford,  Hugh  Sprot,  citizen  of  London, 
Thomas  Blosseme,  John  Geffrey  the  elder  and  Robert  Blosseme  the  younger,  pi. 
John  Burgeys  of  Fobbyng  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.  3  messuages,  30  acres  of 
land,  10  acres  of  wood,  160  acres  of  marsh  and  55.  rent  in  Southbemflet.  Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas.  Cons.  2o/. 

433.  Eas.,  19  Richard  II.,  and  Hil.,  20  Richard  II.     John  de  Bourghchier. 
knight,  pi.      John  son  of  William  Langham,  knight  (militis),  and  Margery  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  toft,  90  acres  of  land,  3^  acres  of  meadow,  8  acres  of 
pasture,  2  acres  i  rood  of  wood,  8  acres  of  alder  and  255.  rent  in  Halstede  and 
Gosfelde  and  William  Everard  and  Richard  his  brother  and  Joan  their  sister, 
bondmen.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  the  homages  and 
services  of  Thomas  de  Coggeshale,  Robert  Rykedon,  Robert  Lyndesey,  John 
Seriaunt,  John  Blamouster,  John  Tussent,  Richard  Chylterne,  Richard  atte  Hoo, 
Robert  Stullok,  John  atte  Hoo,  William  Nichole,  John  atte  Downe,  Richard  Dyn 
and  Robert  Flexere  and  Cristina  his  wife  and  their  heirs.     Cons.  lool. 

434.  Hil.     Joan  late  the  wife  of  Humphrey  Weston,  pi.     Thomas  la  Zouche 
and  Mary  his  wife,  def.     Two  parts  of  the  manor  of  Perstede  in  Feryng  and 
Messyng.     PI.  and  her  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

435.  Oct.  of  St.  J.B.,  17  Richard  II.,  and  Hil. ,20  Richard  II.    John  Tissyngton 
and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     Robert  Colman  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage, 
40  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow  and  3  acres  of  wood  in  Wodeham  Ferrers. 
Uef.  quitclaimed  to  pi  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  20  marks. 

436.  Oct.  of  Trin.     John  Barkere  of  Hempstede,  pi.     Robert  Chary te  the 
younger  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  20  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of 
meadow  in  Hempstede.      PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords      Cons. 
20  marks. 

437.  Oct.  of  St.   J.B.  and   Eas.     John  Jue  and  John  Seman  of  Wodeham 
Wauter,  pi.     John  Rous  of  Samford  and  Margaret  his  wife  and  Andrew  Rons  <>» 
Thaxtede  and  Juliana  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  26  acres  of  land,  ij  acres  of 
meadow,  4  acres  of  pasture,  i  acre  of  wood  and  35.  yd  rent  in  Stowe,  Wodeham 
Wauter  and  Wodeham  Mortymer.     I'l.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Jue  to  hold  the 
rent  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  remainder  of  the  tenements,  which   Thomas 
Smile  and  Alice  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.     Cons.  2o/. 


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1397. 

438.  Quin.  of    St.  J.B.,  18  Richard  II.,  and  Eas..  20  Richard   II      Roger 
Walden,  clerk,  William  Bulcote,  clerk,  Richard  Scot,  clerk,  :ind  John  Basset.pl. 
John  son  and  heir  of  Robert  Geddyng,  knight  (militis),  and  Joan  his  wife,  def. 

1  messuage,  i  carucate  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  10  acres  of  pasture.  8  acres 
of  wood  and  345.  rent  in  Claveryng  and  Little  Wenden      Ivf   quitclaimed  to  pi 
and  the  heirs  of  Roger,  and  granted  to  them  the  rent  with  the  homages  and 
services  of  John  Fitz  Rauf  and  his  heirs.     Cons  200  marks.     This  concord  was 
made  in  the  presence  of  John  Fitz  Rauf,  and  he  did  fealty. 

439.  Eas.     Roger  Walden,  clerk,  John  Walden  and  Ralph  Chamberleyn,  pi. 
Margaret  late  the  wife  of  John  Peyton,  '  chivaler,'  def.     View  of  frank-pledge 
of  Dedham  in  Dedham.     Pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Roger  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

440.  Eas.    John  Basill,  pi.    John  Wymere  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.    2  messuages, 
60  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow  and  i  acre  of  wood  in  Castelhidyngham, 
Overyeldham  and  Netheryeldham.     Def.  to  hold   for  their  lives  of  the  chief 
lords,  with  remainder  to  Nicholas  Lane  and  his  heirs. 

441.  Eas.     Roger  Hunte,  chaplain,  William  Smyth,  chaplain,  John  Forster, 
vicar  of  Great  Mapilsted,  William  Custe,  Robert  Middelton  and  John  Spurgeon.pl. 
by  Thomas  Cays  in  place  of  Roger,  William,  John,  William  and  John.     William 
Hunte  of  Great  Mapilsted  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  47  acres  of 
land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  3  acres  of  moor  and  6s.  rent  in  Great  Mapilsted.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert.     Cons.  100  marks. 

442.  Hil.  and  Eas.     John  Galyot  and  John  Wyot,  pi.      John  Stannowe  of 
Bedyngham  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  i  messuage,  135  acres  of  land, 

2  acres  of  meadow  and  gs.  rent  in  Great  Wakeryng  and  Little  Wakeryng.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Galyot.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1396. 

443.  Morrow   of   St.  J.B.     Robert    Braybrok,  bishop   of   London,  Clement 
Spyce,  Thomas  Lampet,  Nicholas  Berners,  Geoffrey  Colvyll,  John  Aleyn,  John 
Esthorp  and  John  Stacy,  vicar  of  Tolleshunte,  pi  by  John  Fynchyngfeld  in  place 
of  all  but  Clement.    John  de  Boys,  def.     The  manors  of  Blunteshale,  Tolshunte 
Tregos  and  Tolshunte  Virlly,  3  messuages,  i  mill,  600  acres  of  land,  12  acres  of 
meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture,  15  acres  of  wood  200  acres  of  marsh,  4/.  rent  and  a 
rent   of   4   capons   in    Witham,    Terlyng,    Fairstede,    Falkebourne,    Langenho. 
Ovynton,    Assh,   Pentelowe,   Briche,    Ferynge,    Inneworth,    Magna   Tolshunte. 
Hatfelde  Peverell,  Beauchamp  St.  Paul,  Beauchamp  Albryght  and  Tillebury  by 
Clare,  and  the  advowson  of  the  priory  of  Typpetre.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  John  Esthorp.     Cons.  2oo/. 

444.  Eas.,  19  Richard  II.,  and  morrow  of  St.  J  B  .  20  Richard  II.     John  Coo 
and  John  Seriaunt  of  Burys  St.  Mary,  pi.     Richard  Taverner  of  Burys  St.  Mai  v 
and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  2  messuages,  51  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of 
meadow,  7  acres  of  pasture  and  2  acres  of  alder  in  Earl's  Colne  and  Great 
which  Emma  late  the  wife  of  Roger  Copyn  holds  for  life.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
John  Coo  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

445.  Oct.  of  St.  T-B.     John  Herde  of  Borham,  John  Freton  of  Dannbery  and 
Robert  Parker  of  Wodeham  Wauter,  pi.  by  John  Merk  in  place  of  John   Herde 
and  Robert.     William  Haccheman  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  ami  12 
acres  of  land  in  Dannbery.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Herde. 
•Cons.  10  marks. 

446.  Morrow   of   St.    J.B.      Ralph  Heygate  of   Dannebery,  John  Freton  of 
Dannebery  and  John  Wyse  of  Dannebery,  pi.     Eustace  Faukener  of  Spryngefeld 
and  Milicent  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  12  acres  of  land  in  Dannebery,  Sandon 
and  Purlee.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Ralph.     Cons.  10  marks. 

447.  Oct.  of  St.  J.B.      John     de   Cobeham.   knight,    Reynald  de  Cobeham, 
clerk,  Ralph  de  Cobeham  of  Chafforde  and  William  Makenade,  pi.     William 
Coggeshale,  knight,  def.     The  manor  of  Easttillebury.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  100  marks. 


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1396 

448.  Morrow  of  St  J.B.  Richard  Waltham,  pi.  John  Harwedon  and  Joan 
his  wife,  def.  A  third  part  of  2  tofts,  80  acres  of  land  and  10  acres  of  pasture  in 
Bromfeld  and  Little  Waltham.  Def.  quitclaimed  whatever  they  had  in  dower 
to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  TO  marks. 

DIVERS    COUNTIES 

130 /• 

303.  Eas.  William  Gascoigne,  John  Woderoue,  William  Cressewyk,  John 
Seymour  and  William  Couper,  chaplain,  pi.  Walter  Pynchon  of  London 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  210  acres  of  land,  28  acres  of  meadow, 
4  acres  of  wood  and  8d.  rent  in  Theyden  atte  Mounte  and  Theyden  Gernon,  co. 
Essex,  and  i  messuage,  170  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of  meadow,  16  acres  of  pasture, 
8  acres  of  wood  and  265.  rent  in  Little  Hormed,  Great  Hormed,  Braghyng  and 
Alswyke,  co.  Hertford.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William  Couper. 
Cons'  200  marks. — Essex,  Hertford. 


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COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

449  Mich.  John  Londoneys,  John  Day  and  William  Moorman,  pi.  by 
Matthew  Londoneys.  John  Fowyl  of  Southmenstre,  '  skynner,'  the  younger  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.  i  toft  and  y|  acres  of  land  in  Althorn.  Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Londoneys.  Cons.  10  marks. 

1S98. 

450.  Eas.  and  Oct.  of  Trin.     Adam  Glede,  parson  of  Leigh,  John  Kays,  John 
Cavendissh  the  younger  and  John  Sergeant  of  Little  Stanbregge,  pi.  by  Thomas 
Cays  in  place  of  the  first  three.     John  Cavendyssh  the  elder  and  Joan  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage,  i  toft,  32  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow  and  i  acre  of  marsh 
in  Leigh.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Sergeant  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  the  toft, 
25  acres  of  land,  the  meadow  and  marsh  and  two  parts  of  the  messuage,  and  also 
the  remainder  of  7  acres  of  land  and  the  third  part  of  the  messuage  which  Maud, 
daughter  of  John  Thomme  holds  for  life.     Cons.  20  marks. 

451.  Eas.  and  Oct.  of  Trin.     John  Seburgh,  Juliana  Pod,  Seman  Clerk  and 
John  Pod  of  Colchestre,  pi.     John  Suthcote,  esquire,  and  Alice  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  in  Colchestre.     Def.  granted  whatever  they  had  for  the  life  of  Alice 
to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Pod  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1397 

452.  Mich.     Thomas  Cogsale,  Robert  Rykdon  and  Richard  Wythermershr 
pi.     Thomas  Spayn  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     A  third  part  of  the  manor  of 
Esthall.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard.     Cons.  100  marks. 

453.  Mich.     William    Haynes,   John   Pipard,    Henry   Pipard   and   Thomas 
Smyth  of  Salcote  Wyggeberwe,  pi.     John  Yodyn  of  Goldhangre  and  Matgery  his 
wife,  def.     2  messuages  in  Salcote  Wyggeberwe.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  Henry.     Cons.  20  marks. 

454.  Oct.  of  St.  J.B.  and   Mich.     John  Bygwode,  pi.     John  Wattus  and 
Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  toft  and  9  acres  of  land  in  Copford  and  Great  Brygge. 

luitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1398. 

455.  Mich,  and  Mil.     John  Chapman  of  Redeswelle,  Richard  Smyth,   John 
the  younger,  Richard  Thurkild  and  Henry  Bakere  of  Clare,  pi.  by  John 

Chapman  in  place  of  the  others.  William  Gay  and  Agues  his  wife.  def.  A 
moiety  of  i  nn-ssua^e,  30  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Redeswelle, 
Tilbei  ,  :i  Def  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Chapman. 

Cons.  20  marks. 


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1398. 

456.  Mich,  and  Hil.     John  Frere  and  Katharine  his  wife,  pi.     John  L'ssher 
and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  i  messuage,  42  acres  of  land  and  2  acres 
of  wood  in  Little  Baduwe  and  Wodeham  Water.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  Katharine.     Cons.  20  marks. 

457.  Eas.    Roger  Beauchamp,  parson  of  High  Aungre.  John  Elys  of  Macchyng, 
John  Mirable  of  Stanford  Kyvers,  John  Howe  of  Morton  and  John   Mellere  of 
Grenestede,  pi.     Thomas  Talbot  and   Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i   messuage,  26 
acres  of  land  and  4  acres  of  meadow  in  Grenestede.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  John  Mellere.     Cons.  20  marks. 

458.  Eas.     John  Hermesthorp,  cleric,  Thomas  de  Morton,  chaplain,  and  John 
Berdefeld,  pi.  by  John  Grene  in  place  of  John  and  John.     Thomas  Katerham  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def      The  manor  of  Horham.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons.  100  marks. 

459.  Eas.     Edmund  Herde  of  Theydone  Boys,    Henry  Mesdene  and  John 
Elys,  pi.     John  Vach  of  Waltham  Holy  Cross  and  Clemencia  his  wife,  sister  and 
heir  of  Richard  Herde  of  Waltham  Holy  Cross,  def.     2  tofts  and  9  acres  of  land 
in  Theydone  Boys      Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Edmund.     Cons. 
10  marks. 

460.  Eas.      William  Pamphiloun,   Thomas  Alein   and   John   Sparowe,   pi. 
William  West  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.      i  messuage  in  Thakstede.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  10  marks. 

461.  Eas.     William  Palmer  and  John  Hervy,  chaplain,  pi.     William  Parker 
and  Etheldreda  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  35  acres  of  land,   i  acre  of  meadow, 
4  acres  of  wood  and  4^.  rent  in  Little  Reigne.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  2o/. 

462.  Eas.     John  Saveryn  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.     Adam  Layfeld  and  Alice  his 
•wife,  def.     i  messuage,  10  acres  of  land  and  15  acres  of  marsh  in  Litilthurrok. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  10  marks. 

463.  Eas.     John   Parys  of   London,    '  chaundeller,1    pi.      John    Byntre   and 
Margery  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Chelmesford.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

464  Eas.  Richard  Cornhull  of  Colchestre,  •  draper,'  pi.  John  Faucoun 
1  heroude  '  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  and  5  shops  in  the  parish  of 
St.  Botolph,  Colcestre.  PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  20 
marks. 

1397. 

465.  Quin.   of  St.   J.B.      Nicholas   Bradeshawe   and  John    Hynkeleye,   pi. 
Nicholas  Gascoigne  and  Mary  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Stanford  Ryvers. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Nicholas.     Cons.  100  marks. 

466.  Quin.  of  St.  J.B.     Tideman,  bishop  of  Worcester,  and  Nicholas  Bubbe- 
wyth,  clerk,  pi.     Roger  Recham  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     12  messuages,  350 
acres  of  land,  32  acres  of  meadow,  100  acres  of  pasture,  12  acres  of  wood  and  305. 
rent  in   Hatfeld   Peverell,   Kelvedene,  Borham,   Little  Badewe  and  Wodeham 
Wauter.     Def.  and  the  heirs  of  Agnes  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

467.  Quin.  of  St.  J.B.     John  Hoppere  and  Thomas  Cokkysheed,  pi      John 
Ookman  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages  and  7  acres  of  land  in  Wymbysh. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1398. 

468.  Oct.    of   Trin.     John  Bray  of  Tillebery,  Robert  Dammartyn,  William 
Custe,  John  Craccherode  of  Topesfeld  and  Robert  Middelton  of  Balydon,  pi.  by 
Thomas  Cays  in  place  of  John,   Robert,  William  and  John.     Simon  Byot  of 
Great  Mapilstede  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  10  acres  of  land 
in  Topesfeld.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  Middelton.    Cons. 
10  marks. 


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COUNTY   OF   ESSEX. 

469.  Oct.  of  Trin  ,  21  Richard  II.,  and  Mich.,  22  Richard  II.  •  John  Foul  of 
Southmenstre.  pi.     Richard  Toteregge  and  Felicia  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage, 
22  acres  of  land  and  3  acres  of  meadow  in  Asshildham.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold 
a  moiety  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  remainder  of  the  other  moiety,  which 
John  Boneyr  the  elder  holds  for  life.     Cons.  10  marks. 

470.  Mich.     Robert  Braybroke,  bishop  of  London,  Roger  Albryghton  and 
John  Radenore  of  London,  pi.  by  Thomas  Cays  in  place  of  the  bishop.     John 
Lynne  of  Stratford  atte  Bowe  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     7  acres  i  rood  of  meadow 
and  a  wall  (walliii)  called  '  Bulleswall '  in  Westhamme.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  2o/. 

471.  Mich.     Thomas  Glovere  of  Maldon  and   John    Chapman  of   Maldon, 
'  deyere,'  pi.  by  Adam  Maylond.     John  Floure,  citizen  and  draper  of  London, 
and/e>dH  his  wife,  def.     3  messuage  and  i  shop  in  Maldon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons.  20  marks. 

472.  Mich.     William  Skren  and  Richard  Gybbon,  pi.     John  Rote  and  Joan 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  60  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  8  acres  of  pasture 
and  4  acres  of  wood  in  Wretylle.     Def.  quitclaimed  topi,  and  the  heirs  of  William. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

473.  Mich.     PI.  and  ten    in   Maldon  as  in  471.     John  Bailly  of  Maldon  and 
Agnes  his  wife,  def.     Def.  quitclaimed  whatever  they  had  in  dower  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1399. 

474.  Hil.     John  Bette  of  Colchestre,  John  Bette  of  Tolleshunte  Boys,  John 
1'od  of  Colchestre  and  Robert  Priour  of  Colchestre,   pi.      John  Everard  and 
Katharine  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  i  toft  and  2  stalls  (scabellis)  in  Colchestre. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Bette  of  Colchestre.     Cons.  20- 
marks. 

475.  Mich,  and  Eas.     Thomas  Appelton  of  the  county  of  Kent  and  Anne  his 
wife.  pi.  by  the  same  Thomas,  her  guardian.     Thomas  Katerham  of  the  county 
of  Huntingdon  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Wyllynghale  Doo  and  the 
advowson  of  the  church  of  Wyllynghale  Doo.     Def.  quitclaimed  two  parts  to  pi. 
and  the  heirs  of  Anne,  and  granted  to  the  same  the  remainder  of  the  third  part, 
which  Ismania  late  the  wife  of  William  Wanton,  'chivaler,'  holds  in  dower,  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

476.  Hil.     Robert  Rykedon,  Thomas  Bircheley,  Thomas  Merssh  and  William 
de  Wytham.  clerk,  pi.     John  Wodeham  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.    6  messuages, 
340  acres  of  land,  36  acres  of  meadow,  60  acres  of  pasture,  10  acres  of  wood  and 
loos    rent  in   Hatfeld  Peverell,  Ultyng,  Wytham,  Borham,  Wodeham  Wauter, 
Maldone,  Brendewode  and  Langeford.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
William.     Cons  200  marks. 

477.  Hil      William  Pygot  of  Pulford  and  Joan  his  wife,  pi.  by  Adam  May- 
lond  in  her  place      Peter  Sparham  of  Great  Illeford,  'coupere,'  and  Isabel  his 
wife,  drf      i  messuage  and  10  acres  of  land  in  Great  Illeford.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi   and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons  20  marks. 

478      Hil      John  son  of  William  Doreward,  pi.     Joan  late  the  wife  of  Robert 
.  nbonrne,  knight,  def.    The  manor  of  Gosfcld  called  Parkhalle.    Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 


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1399. 

479  Hil.  William  Skryne  and  Simon  Utlawe,  pi.  William  Chartescy.  def. 
4  messuages,  500  acres  of  land.  10  acres  of  meadow,  60  acres  of  pasture.  30  acres 
of  wood  and  405.  rent  in  Terlyng,  Fairsted.  Borham,  Spryngfeld.  Great  I^ei^hes 
and  Hatfeld  Peverell.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  2oo/. 

1398. 

480.  Quin    of  St.  J.B.     John  Prentys  of  Chatham  and  Walter  Hawelee  of 
Fairstede,  pi.  by  Thomas  Cays  in  place  of  Walter.     John  Lowold  and  Margaret 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  10  acres  of  land  in  Fairstede  and  Great  I^eighes. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Walter  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

481.  Quin.  of  St.  J.B.     John  Kedyton,  pi.     Margery  late  the  wife  of  William 
Martyn,  def.     i  messuage,  60  acres  of  land  and  12  acres  of  meadow  in  Little 
Badewe.     Def.  to  hold  for  life  of  pi.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with 
reversion  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 

482.  Morrow  of  St.  J.B.     Thomas  Bircheleygh  and  John  Hierde  of  Witham, 
'dyere,'   pi.   by  Thomas  Petworth  in  place  of  Thomas.     Thomas  Kyngeston, 
citizen  and  tailor  of  London,  and  Katharine  his  wife  and  Nicholas  Sporyere  of 
London  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     10  acres  of  land  in  Witham,  Falkebourne  and 
Rewenhale.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons.  10  marks. 

483.  Quin.  of  St  J.B.     HenryBurton.pl.     John  Chaumpeneys  and  Isabel  his 
wife,  def.     3  acres  of  land  in  Walden.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs 
Cons.  loos. 

1399. 

484.  Hil.  and  Eas.     Richard  Waldegrave,  '  chivaler,'  Thomas  Croser,  clerk, 
Matthew  Sotheworth,  John  son  of  William  Doreward,  Richard  Whitermerssh, 
William  Goldrich  and  Thomas  Hokele,  clerk,  pi.      Joan  late  the  wife  of  Robert 
de  Swynbourne,  knight,  def.     The  manors  of  Beauchamp  William,  Beauchamp 
Otes  and  Ovyton,  i  messuage,  180  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of  meadow,  8  acres  of 
pasture,    20   acres   of   wood   and    205.    rent   in    Beauchamp    William,  and   the 
advowsons  of  the  churches  of  Beauchamp  Otes  and  Ovyton.     PI.  and  the  heirs 
of  Thomas  Hokele  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  2oo/. 

485.  Eas.     John  Shymmyng  of  Walden,  John  Saman  the  elder  and  Michael 
Turtel,  pi.      Thomas  Mounpelers  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages  and 
10  acres  i  rood  of  land  in  Chepyng  Walden.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Shymmyng 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

486.  Eas.     Ralph  Chaumberleyn  and  Adam  Ferour  of  Langham,  pi.     John 
Spillyng  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     5  acres  of  land  in  Great  Horkeslegh  and  Little 
Horkeslegh.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Ralph  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10 
marks. 

139g  DIVERS   COUNTIES. 

316.  Mich.  John  Chartesey,  pi.  Richard  Spyce  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def. 
20  messuages,  2  carucates  of  land,  20  acres  of  meadow,  100  acres  of  pasture. 
60  acres  of  wood  and  loos,  rent  in  Stevenache,  Shephale,  Knebbeworth,  Dache- 
worth  and  Welwes,  co.  Hertford,  2  messuages,  2  carucates  of  land,  20  acres  of 
pasture,  20  acres  of  wooci  and  405.  rent  in  Stanford  Ryvers,  co.  Essex,  and 
i  messuage  and  20  acres  of  land  in  the  parish  of  St.  Mary  atte  Stronde  without 
the  bar  of  the  New  Temple,  London,  co.  Middlesex.  Def. 'quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.  Cons.  200  marks — Hertford,  Essex,  Middlesex. 

1399. 

323.  Eas.  Ralph  Chaumberleyn  and  Adam  Ferour  of  Langham,  pi.  Richard 
atte  Crouche  of  Herewych  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.  A  third  part  of  60  a< 
land,  20  acres  of  pasture,  20  acres  of  wood  and  6s.  8d.  rent  in  Boxstede,  Great 
Horkeslegh  and  Little  Horkeslegh,  co.  Essex,  and  a  third  part  of  3  acres  of  meadow 
in  Wyston,  co.  Suffolk.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Ralph  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  2o/. — Essex,  Suffolk. 


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139g  COUNTY  OF  ESSEX. 

487  Eas.,  22  Richard  II.,  and  morrow  of  St  J.B.,  23  Richard  II.  Richard 
Maudeleyn,  clerk,  Nicholas  Slake,  clerk,  William  Ferby,  clerk,  John  Godemeston, 
clerk,  John  Innocent,  clerk,  John  Coolpeper  and  Robert  Ramsey,  pi.  John 
Gladewyne  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  200  acres  of  land  and  10  acres  of 
meadow  in  Westthorndon,  Estthorndon,  Childirdich  and  Bulvanne,  which  John 
Lvtelgrome  holds  for  life.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  the  remainder  of 
the  chief  lords.  Cons.  2o/. 

488.  Morrow  of  St.  J.B.     William  Peuere  of  London,  'goldsmyth,'  pi.     John 
Pyryman  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  4  acres  of  land  and  3  acres  of 
marsh  in  Stiford  and  West  1  hurrok.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.    Cons. 
10  marks. 

489.  Oct.  of  St.  J.B.     John  Belamy  the  younger  and  William  Neghebour, 
pi.  by   Richard   Waltham  in  place  of  William.      John   Belamy  the  elder  and 
Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  i  acre  of  land  in  Herewardstok.      Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  10  marks. 


The  regnal  years  of  Henry  IV.  began  on  30  September,  which  was  out  of  term. 
Michaelmas  term,  therefore,  was  in  the  first  part  of  the  regnal  year,  and  Hilary, 
Easter  and  Trinity  terms  in  the  second  part. 


1   HENRY   IY. 


1400.  COUNTY   OF   ESSEX 

1.  Eas.     Robert  Rikedon,  Nicholas  Colerne,  clerk,  John  Austyn,  clerk,  John 
Peyntour,  clerk,  Richard  Waltham,  Edmund  Peverell,  Thomas  Willynghale  and 
John  Penyfader  the  elder,  pi.     Nicholas  fitz  Richard  and  Alice  his  wife,  def. 
The  manor  of  Frestelynghall  and  60  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of  meadow  and  2  acres 
of  pasture  in  Gynge  Margarete.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John 
Peyntour.     Cons.  200  marks. 

2.  Eas.     Edmund  Fitz  Simond.  John  Berdefeld,  Roger  Beauchamp,  clerk, 
John   Penyfader  of   Fyfede,  John   Feryng,    Nicholas  Fitz   Symond,  Robert  de 
Wrytell  and  John  Osebarn,  pi.   by  Adam   Maylond.     Thomas  Berdefeld  and 
Mabel  his  wife,  def.     27  acres  of  land  and  3  acres  of  meadow  in  Stondon.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Roger.     Cons.  20  marks. 

3.  Eas.     William    Skryne    the    elder,    John    Skryne,    William    Skryne   the 
younger  and  Richard  Sampson,  pi.    John  Chartesey  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  200  acres  of  land,  12  acres  of  meadow,  300  acres  of  pasture,  16  acres 
of  wood  and  6  marks  rent  in  Chateleye,  Felstede,  Great   Lyghes  and   Little 
Lyghes      Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1399. 

4.  Mich.     John  Slene  of  Great  Badewe,  pi.     Thomas  son  of  John  Trot  of 
Wrytele  and  Margery  his  wife,  def      i  messuage  and  n  acres  of  land  in  Gynge 
Margarete.     Def  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1400 

5  Eas  Nicholas  Stevene.  pi.  John  Rothewell  and  Sin  ah  his  wife,  def. 
5  acres  of  land  in  Suthcherche.  PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Conn  10  marks. 


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6.  Eas.     John  Wodeham  and  Robert  Trewelove,  pi.     William  Taillour  of 
Shordych  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     6  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  marsh  in  South- 
shobery  and  Northshobery.     I'l.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chiei 
Cons.  10  marks. 

7.  Mich,  and  Eas.     John  Marchall  of  North  Weld,  pi.     Robert  Pegeon  of 
Brendewode  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  18  acres  of  land  in  North 
Weld.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1399. 

8.  Mich.     Thomas  Chaunceux,  pi.     Thomas  Howese  and  Joan  his  wife,  def. 
3  messuages,  240  acres  of  land,  140  acres  of  marsh,  i  acre  of  meadow,  •_• 

of  wood  and  61.  rent   in  Canewedon,  Rocheford,  Assyngdon  and  Reylegh 
quitclaimed  whatever  they  had  in  dower  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  200  marks 

1400.  DIVERS     COUNTIES. 

i.  Mich,  and  Hil.  Thomas  Erpyngham,  knight,  James  Byllyngford,  William 
Wolseley,  William  Burgh  and  William  Trendele,  chaplain,  pi.  John  Curson, 
knight,  and  Beatrice  b\S  wife,  def.  The  manors  of  Wokenden  Episcopi,  co.  Essex, 
and  (Jlcombe,  co.  Kent.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  Trendele  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.  Cons.  200  marks. — Essex,  Kent. 

8.  Eas.  Thomas  de  Bello  Campo,  earl  of  Warwick,  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi 
Thomas  Aldebury,  clerk,  def.  The  manors  of  Welcamstowe  Tonny,  co.  Essex, 
Drayton  Basset,  co.  Stafford,  Lodbrokes  in  Toneworth,  co.  Warwick,  and 
Paneworth,  co.  Norfolk.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  the  earl. — Essex,  Stafford,  Warwick, 
Norfolk. 


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9.  Mich.     John  Nevyll  the  elder  and  John  Nevyll  the  younger,  pi.      John 
Damyoun  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.    2  messuages  and  16  acres  of  land  in  Bromfeld. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Nevyll  the  elder  to  hold  i  messuage  and  12  acres  of 
land  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  remainder  of  i  messuage  and  4  acres  of  land, 
•which  Alice  Benet  holds  for  life.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1401. 

10.  Trin.     Joan   de    Bohun,    countess   of   Hereford,    John    Howard,  knight, 
William  Marny,  knight,  Robert  Neweport,  William  Hanyngfeld,  John  Costantyn 
and  John  Beste,  vicar  of  St.  Peter,  Colcestre,  pi.      Robert  de  Teye,  son  and 
heir  of  Robert  de  Teye,  knight  (militis),  def.     The  manors  of  Teye  Maundevyle, 
Aldham,  Aldholt  and  Botynghamhalle,   i  messuage  and  i  carucate  of  land  in 
Teye  Maundevyle,  Copford,  Great  Bryche,  Little  Stanewey,  Estthorp  and  the 
town  of  Colcestre,  and  the  advovvson  of  the  church  of  St.  Rumwald,  Colcestre. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Beste.     Cons.  500  marks. 

11.  Hil.   and   Trin.     John    de    Boys  of  Tolleshunte,  Thomas   Lampet  and 
Geoffrey  Colville,  pi.  by  Adam  Maylond  in  place  of  Thomas  and  Geoffrey.    John 
Halsale,  citizen  of  London,  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.     71   acres  of  land   in 
Hyangre,  Grynstede,  Bobyngeworth,  Shelleye  and  Stansted  Ryvers.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Geoffrey.     Cons.  2O/. 

12.  Trin.     William  Marny,  knight,  Thomas  Hevenyngham,  Robert  Rikedon, 
Robert  Neuport,  William    Aylmer,  John    Lucas   and    Robert  atte   Bregge.  pi. 
John  Bray  of  Felstede  aud  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  365  acres  of  land, 
16  acres  of  meadow,  3  acres  of  wood,  24  acres  of  alder  and  lo.s.  rent  in  Shaldeford, 
Fynchyngfeld,  Berdefeld,  Wetheresfeld,  Rewenhale,  Wytham,  Cressyng 
Braxstede  and  Little  Braxstede.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John. 
Cons.  20/. 


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13.  Trin.     John  Felice.pl.     William  Bret  and  Katharine  his  wife,  Nicholas 
Chapman  and  Alice  his  wife,  John  Bret,  William  Bakere  and  Alice  his  wife  and 
Richard   Megre  and  Elizabeth   his   wife,   def.     The  manor  of  Graveshales  and 
to  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow  and  6d.  rent  in  Hengham  Sibille,  Hengham 
at  the  Castle.  Great  Gelham  and  Toppesfeld.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his 
heirs     Cons.  100  marks. 

14.  Trin.    Roger  deSwillyngton,  '  chivaler,' pi.    John  de  Eylesford, '  chivaler/ 
and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Bukstede.     Def.  to  hold  for  their 
lives  of  pi.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 

15.  Trin      William  Aylmere,  'mason,'  and  Robert  Ryssedene,  '  mason,' pi. 
William  atte  Frethe,  '  harbour,'  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.     20  acres  of  land  in 
Little  Shobury.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  10 
marks. 

16.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Nicholas  Martyn  of  London,  'spuryer,'  and  Agnes  his 
\\ife,  pi.     John  atte  Hethe  of  Rumford  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage, 
4  shops.  90  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow  and  6  acres  of  pasture  in  Brende- 
wodei  Shenefeld  and  Warlee.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Nicholas. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

17.  Trin.     John  Porter  of  Reydon,  pi.     Thomas  Tyrhok  of  Reydon  and /on » 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  19  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow  and  2  acres  of 
pasture  in  Reydon.  Great  Peryndon  and  Nasyng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

18.  Trin.     John  Boy  ton,  John  son  of  Andrew  Byenge  and  John  Coupere  of 
Thaxstede,  pi.     Thomas  Bisshop  of  Thaxstede,  '  shether,'  and  Joan  his  wife  and 
Walter  Alman  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  30  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of 
meadow  and  3d.  rent  in  Thaxstede.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John 
Coupere.     Cons.  2oJ. 

19.  Trin.     Thomas  Sampson  of  London,  pi.     Thomas  Hunte  and  Joan  his 
wife,  def.     i  toft,  10  acres  of  land  and  6  acres  of  wood  in  Chikewell.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  his  heirs      Cons.  lol. 

20.  Trin.     \Villiam  Gylderych,  esquire,  pi.     John  Toly  son  of  Roger  Toly  of 
Fynchyngfeld,  def.     The  manors  called  Peccheys  and  Dynys  in  Fynchyngfeld. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  lool. 

21.  Trin.,  i   Henry  IV.,  and  Trin.,  2  Henry  IV.     John  Ellers  and  Margaret 
his  wife,  pi.  by  Adam  Maylond  in  her  place.     Richard  Parker  of  Lexden  and 
Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  80  acres  of  land,  18  acres  of  meadow, 
80  acres  of  pasture,  2  acres  of  wood,  305.  rent  and  a  rent  of  2  capons  in  Little 
Badewe,  Dannebery  and  Borham.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Margaret  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords  for  the  life  of  Elizabeth.     Cons.  2o/. 

22.  Trin.     Nicholas  fitz  Richard,  William  Neghbur  and  William  Bernard, 
pi.   by  Thomas   Cays.      Thomas   Kempe  of   London   and   Alice   his   wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  8  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  pasture  and  £  acre  of  wood  in  Gyngeioy- 
berdlaundrv      Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William  Bernard.     Cons. 
10  marks. 

1400. 

23.  Eas..  i  Henry  IV.,  and  Mich.,  2  Henry  IV.     John  Fynch  of  Stambourn 
and  John    Fynch   of   Redeswelle,  pi.   by  Thomas  Thwayt.     Roger  Hughe  of 
Messy  tig  and  Beatrice  his  wife,  def.     6£  acres  of  meadow,  2os.  id.  rent  and  a  rent 
of  2  capons  in  Redeswelle.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Fynch  of  Stambourn  to 
hold  5i  acres  and  the  rents  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  remainder  of  i  acre, 
which  "Cecily  de  Redeswelle  holds  for  life.     Cons.  20  marks. 

24  Mich.  John  son  of  William  Doreward  of  Bockyng,  Richard  Baynard 
and  John  lierkhampsted,  clerk,  pi.  Robert  Knyvet,  def.  The  manor  of  Stane- 
*e>  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  John  son  of  William.  Cons.  ioo/. 

25.  Trin  .  i  Henry  IV..  and  Mich.,  2  Henry  IV.  Richard  Waltham,  John 
Salman,  John  Butte  of  Steple,  John  Day,  Matthew  Londoneys  and  Adam 


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1400. 

Maylond,  pi.  by  Adam  in  place  of  John.  John  and  John.     Richard  Parker  of 
Lexden  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     A   third   part  of    i    messuage.  100  «-u 
land,  7  acres  of  wood  and  395.  -i\d.  rent  in  Althorn,  C.,i  -vngham  and  \V. 
Mortymer.     Def.  quitclaimed  whatever  they  had  in  dower  to  pi.  and  the  1. 
John  Day.     Cons.  20  marks. 

26.  Mich.     Margery  late  the   wife   of   Robert    I'af.  Thomas   Paf  and  John 
Rothyng.  pi.     John  son  of  John  Hekke  and  Margaret  his  wife,  oief      i  messuage 
in  Maldon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1401. 

27.  Mich,  and  Hil.    Thomas  Lampet,  Nicholas  Fitz  Richard.  John  Panefader 
the   elder,    John    Panefader   the   younger,    Simon    Clerk  of   Fyffide   and   John 
atte  Noke  of   Murton,  pi.      John  Cok  of   Murton   and  Margaret  his  wife.  def. 
i  messuage,  40  acres  of  land  and  3  acres  of  meadow  in  Shenefeld.  Dodyr 

and  Fyngrethe.  Def.  quitclaimed  5  acres  of  land  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas, 
and  also  granted  to  them  the  remainder  of  i  messuage,  35  acres  of  land  and 
3  acres  of  meadow,  which  John  Silham  and  Margery  his  wife  hold  for  her  life. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

28.  Hil.     Ralph   Watier  of  Chelmesford,  'cook,'  and  Cristina  his   wife,  pi. 
John  de  Doune  of  Chelmesford  and  Cristina  his  wife,   def.      i    messuage  'and 

1  rood  of  land  in  Chelmesford.      Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Ralph. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

29.  Hil.     Nicholas  Benyngfeld,  clerk.   Nicholas  fitz   Richard  and   Richard 
Waltbam,  pi.    John  Kestevene,  citizen  of  London,  and  Emma  his  wife,  clef     The 
manor  of  Whitehalle  and   i    messuage,   i  mill,  100  acres  of  land,   10  acres  of 
meadow,  40  acres  of  pasture,  12  acres  of  wood  and  405.  rent  in  Great  Burstede, 
Little  Burstede,   Gynge   Rauf  and   Dunton       Def.    quitclaimed   to  pi.   and  the 
heirs  of  Richard.     Cons.  loot. 

30.  Mich,  and  Hil.     Robert  Knyvet,  pi      John  son  of  William  Doreward  of 
Bockyng,  def.     The  manor  of  Shenefeld  called  Fitzwauters.     I'l.  and  his  heirs 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  TOO/. 

1400  DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

15.  Trin.,  i  Henry  IV.,  and  Mich.,  2  Henry  IV.  Thomas  Beaupyne.  Thomas 
Harewell  and  Edmund  Westbrook,  pi.  William  Venour  and  Elizabeth  his  wife, 
Mabel  Venour  and  John  Stapulford,  def.  The  manors  of  Listen  Nethurhall  and 
Liston  Overhall  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  Listen  Nethurhall,  co.  Essex, 
and  the  manors  of  Great  Dels  by  Rouchestre,  co.  Kent,  Wasseworth  called 
Goldyntones,  co.  Buckingham,  and  Wasseworth  called  Goldyntones,  co.  Hert- 
ford. Def.  and  the  heirs  of  the  bodies  of  William  and  Elizabeth  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  William. — Essex,  Kent,  Bucking- 
ham, Hertford. 

17.  Mich.,  15  Richard  II.  Robert,  bishop  of  London,  John,  bishop  of  Here- 
ford, John  de  Roos  of  Hamelak,  knight,  Robert  de  Haryngton,  knight.  Gerard  de 
Braybrok,  knight,  the  elder,  Gerard  de  Braybrok,  knight,  the  younger,  John 
Bagot,  knight,  and  Philip  Okore,  knight,  pi.  Reynald  dt-  Gl  ,ith\n. 

'chivaler,'  def. ;  and  Mich.,  2  Henry  IV.,  after  the  death  of  John' de  Ro 
Philip.     The  manors  of  Sutton  Valence,  Est  Sutton  and  Hertelegh,  co.  Kent. 
Padyngden,  co    Surrey,  and  Benham,  co.  Berks,  the  soke  called  Osewnldebekso- 
kene,  co.  Nottingham,  the  manors  of  Aston  Cauntelowe,  co    Warwick,  Worfeld, 
co.  Salop,  Wygyngton,  co.  Stafford,  and  Littelton  Paynell,  co.  Wilts,  10  messuages, 

2  carucatesof  land,  20  acres  of  meadow  and  loos,  rent  in  Donyngton,  V 
Golseby  and  Alkebarewe,  co.  Lincoln,  a  third  part  of  the  manor  of  Great  Shelford, 
co.  Cambridge,  and  the  manors  of  Thoriton,  Fordham,  Braksted.   Keiirswt-11. 
Hanyngfeld,    Ksthanyngfeld,    Westhanyngfeld,    Southanyngfekl.     Hassvngbrok 
and  Walbury.co.  Essex,  Saxthorp  and  Goderiston,  co.  Norfolk,  and  Wridelyngton, 
co.  Suffolk.     PI.  and  their  heirs  to  hold  of  the  King  and  his  heirs.     Cons,  loooi. 
This    concord    was    made    by   precept    of    the    King .  —  Keni  Iterks, 
Nottingham,    Warwick,    Salop,    Stafford,    Wilts,    Lincoln,    C'ambi 

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19.  Mich  Thomas  Tyllyn  and  Thomas  Leverton,  pi.  Thomas  Chaucer  and 
Maud  his  wife,  def.  The  manor  of  Ewelme  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of 
Ewelme,  co.  Oxford,  and  I  messuage  called  Termyns,  i  carucate  of  land,  20  acres 
of  meadow,  20  acres  of  wood  and  105.  rent  in  Hatfeld  Peverell,  co.  Essex.  Def. 
and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the 
right  heirs  of  Maud. — Oxford,  Essex. 

22.  Mich,  and  Hil.  John  Kyrkeby,  William  Tannere.  master  of  the  college 
of  Cobeham,  Thomas  Alvvyne,  Thomas  Coggere  and  John  Garland,  pi.  John 
Mockyng,  def.  The  manor  of  Nustede  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the 
manor,  co.  Kent,  and  6  messuages,  400  acres  of  land,  20  acres  of  meadow,  400 
acres  of  marsh,  10  marks  rent  and  a  rent  of  14  hens  and  120  eggs  in  Mockyng, 
Horndon.Dunton,  Chaldewell,  Stanford,  Fobbynge,  Northbemflete,  Childendych. 
Langedon  and  Coryngham,  co.  Essex.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
John  Kyrkeby.  Cons.  2oo/. — Kent,  Essex. 


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1W2  COUNTY    OP    ESSEX. 

31.  Mich,  and  Eas.     John  Chipmere,  pi.     Edward  Upston  and  Joan  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage  and  2  acres  of  meadow  in  Great  Leghesand  Blaknottele.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  loos. 

32.  Eas.     Robert  de  Wretele,  pi.      Robert  Bay  and  Joan  his  wife,   def.     5 
messuages,  i  toft,  120  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow,  4  acres  of  wood  and  105. 
rent  in  Chikwell.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

33.  Mich,   and   Hil.     Hugh    Peche   of   Little  Canefeld,  John   Orvey,   John 
Skynnere,  John    Martell   of   Great   Dunmowe  and  William   Cokston  of  Great 
Canefeld,  pi.    Walter  Kere  of  Little  Canefeld  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.    i  messuage, 
44  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  2  acres  of  pasture  and  i£  acres  of  wood  in 
Little  Canefeld.    Def  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Orvey.     Cons.  2o/. 

34.  Hil.     Clement  Spice,  William  Tasburgh,  clerk,  and  John  Brereley,  pi.  by 
Thomas  Cays  in  place  of  John.     William  Aleyn  of  Hengham  Sibille  and  Margery 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  50  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow  and  6  acres  of 
pasture  in  Hengham  Sibille.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

35  Eas.  John  Hende,  citizen  and  draper  of  London,  pi.  John  Kestevene, 
citizen  of  London,  and  Emma  his  wife,  def.  The  manors  of  Great  Eystans  and 
Herstede.  PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  200  marks. 

36.  Trin.     Gerard  Braybrok,  '  chivaler,'  John  Wakeryng,  clerk,  William  de 
Bergh,  clerk,  John  Broghton  and  Robert  Wytyngham,  pi.     Thomas  Godiston 
and  Cristifia  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  3  acres  of  land  and  loos,  rent  in  Peldon. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Gerard.     Cons.  2o/. 

37.  Trin.     JohnFouler.pl.   John  Blecche  and  Mary  his  wife,  def.    i  messuage, 
8  acres  of  land.  5  acres  of  meadow  and  6d.  rent  in  Alvethele.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

38.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Parties  as  in  35.     10  marks  rent  from   the  manor  of 
Canefeld,  which  Nicholas   Benyngfeld,  clerk,   Robert   Rikedon   and    Richard 
Waltham,  tenants  of  the  manor,  render  yearly.     Def.  granted  to  pi.  to  receive 
th«  rent  in  moieties  at  Michaelmas  and  Easter  at  the  hands  of  Nicholas,  Robert 
awl  Richard  and  the  heirs  of  Nicholas.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1401. 

39.  Mich.     John  Fouler,  pi.     Riclund  Horsted,  tanner  (allntaiiiis),  and  Mary 

.in<l  ll'illiani  Walssh,  tanner,  and  Denise  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage, 
5  acres  of  land  and  izd  rent  in  Alvethelee.  Def  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  10  marks. 


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40.  Mich.     John  Archer,  Walter  Restald,  Richard  Birle  and  Nicholas  Denys. 
pi.     Richard  Mokke  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  9  acres  of  land,  i   acre 
of  marsh  and  pasture  for  15  sheep  in  Est  Tillebury.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi  and 
the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  10  marks. 

41.  Mich.     Nicholas  Cheynell,  pi.     John  Smyth  of  Raylegh  and  Maud  his 
wife,  def.     12  acres  of  land  and  i8d.  rent  in  Rocheford.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

42.  Eas. ,  i  Henry  IV  ,  and  Mich.,  3  Henry  IV.    John  Sprygof  Oldesampford, 
pi.     John  Lovelond  and  Agnes  his  wife.  def.     i  messuage  and  20  acres  of  land  in 
Oldesampford.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

43.  Mich.     Clement  Spice,  William  Fepir  and  John  Symond  the  younger,  pi 
Robert  Pepir  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  80  acres  of  land,  i  acre 
of  meadow   and   i  acre  of  pasture  in  Hengham  Sibille.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
Clement  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  2O/. 

44  Mich.  John  Felet,  vicar  of  Great  Burstede,  and  Thomas  atte  Hacche,  pi. 
Nicholas  Farlegh  of  Billerica  and  Emma  his  wife,  def.  i  acre  of  meadow  and  17 
acres  of  wood  in  Little  Burstede.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

45.  Mich.     Philip  Inglefeld  and  Nicholas  Peny,  pi.     John  Dodele  and  Joan 
his  wife,  def.     3  messuages,  23^  acres  of  land  and  12  acres  of  marsh  in  Horndon 
and  Esttilbury.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Nicholas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
20  marks. 

46.  Mich.     John  Skyngyl  of  Great    Wenden,    pi.       William    Gildeford     of 
Shaldeford  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and   14  acres  of  land  in  Walden 
and  Great  Wenden.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1*02. 

47.  Hil.     Thomas  de  Stanley,  clerk,  John  Wakeryng,  clerk,  Henry  Maupas, 
clerk,  Simon  Gaunstede,  clerk,  and  Henry  Balle,  clerk,  pi.     Nicholas  Fitz  Richard 
and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     3  messuages,  3  tofts,  192  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of  meadow, 
31  acres  i  rood  of  pasture,  9  acres  of  wood,  28$.  \\d.  rent  and  a  rent  of  i  hen  and 
5  eggs  in  Godithestre,  Great  Masshebery  and  Little  Masshebery.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  Henry  Balle  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  rendering  20  marks  yearly  to  def. 
for  their  lives,  in  moieties  at  Easter  and  Michaelmas,  with  power  of  distraint. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

48.  Mich  and  Hil.     John  Fouler,  pi.     William  Kylet  and  Alice  his  wife.  def. 
i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture,  6  acres  of 
wood  and  55.  rent  in  Reynham,  which  Robert  Bolynton  of  Reynham  and  Isabel 
his  wife  hold  for  life.     Pi.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

49.  Hil.     Robert  Middelton,  John  Eston  of  Sudbury  and  Robert  Rokel  of 
Borlee,  '  bastard,'  pi.     John  Katerinton  and  Petronilla  his  wife,  def,     i  messuage, 
72  acres  of  land,  7^  acres  of  meadow,  as.  rent  and  £  acre  of  wood  in  Borlee, 
Foxherd  and  Lyston.     Def  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  Middelton. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

50.  Hil.     Richard   Glovere   son   of    Robert   Glovere   of  Chelmersford,   pi. 
Robert  Foulere  of  Bromfeld  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  7  acres 
of  land  in  Bromfeld.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

51.  Hil.     Simon  Brodegore  of  Wenden,  pi.     William  Andreu  and  Amv  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  2  acres  of  land  in  Great  Wenden.     Def    quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  loos. 

52.  Hil.    James  Billyngford  and  W'illiam  Trendell.clerk.pl.    John  \Vymbyssh 
and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Gaynes  and  i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land, 
10  acres  of  meadow  and  40  acres  of  pasture  in  Upmynstre.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
James  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords      Cons.  100  marks. 

53.  Hil.     John  Fouler,  pi.     Thomas  Martyn  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.     i 
messuage  and  14  acres  of  land  in  Alvethele.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his 
heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 


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1402  DIVERS  COUNTIES. 

42.  Hil.  Edmund  Bybbesworth,  pi.  Hugh  Bybbesworth  and  Avice  his  wife, 
def.  The  manors  of  Southousand  Great  Salyng,  izd.  rent  in  Spryngfeld,  a  moiety 
of  the  manor  of  Latton,  and  the  advovvson  of  the  church  of  Spryngfeld,  co.  Essex, 
and  the  manor  of  Bybbesworth,  co.  Hertford.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his 
heirs.  Cons.  200  marks.— Essex,  Hertford. 


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COUNTY  OP  ESSEX. 

14U3. 

54.  Eas.     Robert  Hethcot,  Richard  Wethermessh,  Robert  de  Rokele,  Thomas 
Martell,  John  Berton,  clerk,  and  John  Snokeshull,  pi.     John  Baryngton  of  Hatfeld 
Regis  and  Alice  his  wife,  def      i  messuage,  240  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow, 
50  acres  of  pasture,  24  acres  of  wood  and  loos,  rent  in  Terlyng,    Fayrstede, 
Falkebourne  and  Great  Leghes.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John 
Berton.     Cons.  100  marks. 

55.  Hil.  and  Eas.     John  Delamare,  citizen  of  London,  and  Thomas  Delamare 
of  London,  '  coferer,'  pi.     Richard  Judde  and  Sarah  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage 
70  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow  and  125.  rent  in  Sandon  and  Great  Baduwe. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  two  parts  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  remainder 
of  the  third  part,  which  Richard  Reynold  and  Joan  his  wife  hold  in  dower. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

56.  Eas      William  Glymme,  parson  of  Dodyngton,  William  Aghton,  parson 
of  St.  Peter.  Cornhull,  London,  and  Thomas  Beeston,  pi.     Robert  Lytton  and 
Maud  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Wenynton  and  i  messuage,  243  acres  of  land, 
30  acres  of  pasture  and  135.  4^.  rent  in  Alvythele  and  Raynham.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  William  Aghton  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  sool. 

57.  Eas.     Robert  Deth  of  Little  Shobery.  pi.     John  Doget  of  Rocheford  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  8  acres  of  land  and   i  acre  of  marsh  in  Great 
Shobery  and  Little  Shobery,  which  Robert  Deth  the  elder  and  Sibil  his  wife 
hold  for  her  life.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

58.  Eas.     John    Grene   of   Stebbyng,   Walter   Spryg,  John   Zongesmyth   of 
Berdefeld  Salyng  and  William  Spryg  of  Little  Reynes,  pi.  by  Thomas  Kays  in 
place  of  John,  John  and  William.     John  Bray  of  Tyllebury  by  Clare,  esquire, 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.    8  acres  of  land  in  Berdefeld  Salyng.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
Walter  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

59.  Trin.     John  Pekke  and  John  Coppell,  pi.     Simon  Corbyn  and  Alice  his 
wife.  def.     2  messuages  and  10  acres  of  land  in  Alvethele  and  Wenyngton.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Pekke.     Cons.  20  marks. 

60.  Trin.     John,  parson  of  Stystede,  Clement  Spyce,  John  Alayn  of  Boxford, 
Roger  Spyce  and  Richard  Houeley,  pi.  by  Adam  Mayland  in  their  place.    John 
Bray  of  Tilbery  by  Redeswell  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  carucate  of 
land,   10  acres  of   meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture  and   145.  rent  in  Tylbery  by 
Redeswell,  Great  Gelham  and  Beauchamp  St.  Paul.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons   100  marks. 

61       K;is.  :ui(l  Trin.     Edmund   Hameden,  John  Dene,  parson  of  Westhorsle, 
••vdegate  and  William  Wymelden,  pi.     John  Bryan,  esquire,  and  Anne 
his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Berewyk  Berners.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  1  Vnc 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords      Cons.  ioo/. 

Trin.     William    Skrene   the   elder,   John    Skrene,   William    Skrene    the 
younger,  Roger  Stace  and  Richard  Gybon,  pi.     Robert  Camamylle  and  Alice  his 
lef.      i  messuage  and  16  acres  of  land  in  Lytewode  and  Wretele      IM 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard.     Cons.  10  marks. 


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^i63       T,rjn-  uRicha^d    Lochard'    Ralph    Spekman   and    John   Chelsham     i.l 
Thomas  Marshton  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Strathale    10  acres 
of  meadow  and  135.  4rf.  rent  in  Elmedon,  Litilbery  and  Wahlen.  and  the  adv< 
of  the  church  of  the  manor.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords 
Cons.  ioo/. 

64      Trin.     Amy  late  the  wife  of  John  atte  Melne  of  Great  Cornerd*- 
son  of  John  atte  Melne  of  Great  Cornerde  and  John  Clerk  of  Sudbery   pi       lohn 
Latymer  and  Joan  his  wife.  def.     i  messuage,  40  acres  of  land.  3  acres  of  meadow 
and  3  acres  of  pasture  in  Lammersh,  Middelton,  Great  Henye  and  Little  Henve 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  son  of  John.     Cons,  ioo  marks   " 

65.  Trin.     Geoffrey  Colvylle  of  Spryngefeld,  Fulk  Everard  of  Chelmesford 
Adam  Gynes  and  William  Skynnere  of  Chelmesford,  pi.     John  Clare,  citizen  and 
'cordewaner'  of  London,  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.      i  messuage  in  Mulsham 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Geoffrey  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

66.  Trin.     John  son  of  William   Doreward   and    Isabel  his  wife  and   Ralph 
Chamberleyn,  pi.    John  Frere  of  Bockyng  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  mes 

i  water-mill,  400  acres  of  land,  24  acres  of  meadow,  30  acres  of  pasture,  30  acres 
of  wood  and  605.  rent  in  Bockyng.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John 
Cons.  ioo/. 

1402. 

67.  Mich.     Thomas  Wymbysh,    William    Wymbysh   the  younger.  Thomas 
Barbour  of  Thaxstede,  John  Avenant  and  Thomas  son  of  Thomas  Throwere,  pi. 
Nicholas  atte  Hegg  of  Thaxstede  and  Rose  his  wife,  def.     i'  messuage  in  Thax- 
stede.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi   and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  Wymbysh.     Cons.  10 
marks. 

1403. 

68.  Trin.    John  son  of  William  Doreward,  Robert  Rikedon,  Ralph  Chamber- 
leyn,  Thomas  Bircheleigh,  John   Berkhamstede,   chaplain,  and    Richard    Fitz 
Nichole,  pi.     John   Frere  of  Bockyng  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.      2   messua. 

3  tofts,  540  acres  of  land,  20  acres  of  meadow,  3  acres  of  pasture,  43  acres  of 
wood  and  95.  rent  in  Great  Clakton  and  Little  Clakton.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  the  heirs  of  John  Berkhamstede  Cons.  ioo/. 

1402. 

69.  Mich.     Robert  Rikedon,  Thomas  Bircheleygh,   William  Witham,  clerk, 
and  Richard  Hende,  clerk,   pi.     William   Cowelond   and    Maud  his  wife,   def. 
i  messuage,  106  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  26  acres  of  pasture  and  265  lod. 
rent  in  Witham,  Falkebourn  and  Goldhangre.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  William.     Cons,  ioo  marks. 

70.  Mich.     John   Joket   of   Great    Wakeryng,    pi.      Thomas    Blossome    the 
younger  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     3  acres  of  land  in  Northshobury.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons,  iocs 

71.  Mich.     John  Fynchyngfeld,  parson  of  Elmestede,  and  John  Sumpter,  pi. 
Robert  Boleyn  and  Anne  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  toft,  349  acres  of  land, 
5  acres  of  meadow,  4  acres  of  pasture  and  17  acres  of  wood  in  Temlryng  and 
Frynton.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Fynchyngfeld 

200  marks. 

72.  Mich      John  Canefeld  the  younger,  John  Canefeld  the  elder  and  Simon 
Marchall,  pi.     John  Scot  and  Cecily  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  12  acn 
land  in  Takeleye.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  the  younger. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

73.  Mich.      John    Wellys,    burgess    of    Maldon,    pi.      Walter    Bekkelys   of 
Bekkelys,  co.  Suffolk,  and  Thontasia  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Maldon.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 


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74.  Hil.     William  Jardyn,  citizen  and  skinner  of  London,  Thomas  Whyte, 
citizen  and  'iremonger'  of  London,  and    Roger   Lawesell.  clerk,  pi.     Ralph 
Nethersole  of  London,  'setter,'  and  Juliana  his  wife,  def.     7  acres  i  rood  of 
meadow  and  a  wall  called  '  Bulleswall'  in  Westhamme.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  the  heirs  of  Roger.     Cons.  loos. 

75.  Hil.     Thomas  Martyn  and  Cristina  his  wife,  pi.  by  John  Gobion  in  her 
place      John  Bray  of  Tillebery  by  Clare  and  Joan  his  wife,  def      i  messuage. 
60  acres  of  land 'and  \  acre  of  meadow  in  Shaldeford.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
Thomas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

DIYER8  COUNTIES. 

68  Trin.,  3  Henry  IV..  and  Trin.,  4  Henry  IV.  Thomas  Haweley,  knight, 
William  Kelke  of  Bernetby,  Robert  Tirwhit  and  John  Turnay,  pi.  Roger  de 
Bernardeston.  def.  The  manors  of  Kedyngton  and  Bernardeston  and  the 
advowsons  of  the  churches  of  Kedyngton  and  Bernardeston.  co.  Suffolk, 
i  messuage,  200  acres  of  land,  20  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture  and  5  marks 
rent  in  Dagenham  and  Berkyng,  co.  Essex,  and  i  messuage,  300  acres  of  land,  20 
acres  of  meadow  and  10  marks  rent  in  Whetele,  Dancastre  and  Baldirton,  co. 
York.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  the  manor  of  Bernardeston,  tenements 
and  advowsons  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  remainder  of  the  manor  of  Kedyng- 
ton, which  William  Ingham  and  Margery  his  wife  hold  for  her  life  Cons.  300 
marks.— Suffolk,  Essex,  York. 


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COUNTY  OF  ESSEX. 

76.  Mich.      William   Totham,    John    Baryngton    of    Reyle    and     William 
Hanyngfeld,  pi.     John  Scot  of  the  county  of  York,  knight,  def.     The  manors  of 
Scottes  and  Crikseth  and  i  toft,  i  acre  of  land.  400  acres  of  marsh  and  26s.  8d. 
rent  in  Reyle,  Canwedon  and  Westhurrok.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  Totham 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  rendering  40^.  yearly  to  def.  for  life,  in  moieties  at 
Easter  and  Michaelmas,  with  power  of  distraint.     Cons.  TOO/. 

1404. 

77.  Hil.     Robert    Berynwode   of  Wodford   and    Margaret   his   wife,   pi.   by 
Thomas  Kays  in  her  place.     William  Stephene  of  Chyngford  and  Joan  his  wife, 
def.     i  messuage,  n  acres  of  land  and  id.  rent  in  Chyngford.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1403. 

78.  Mich.     John  Assheley,  'chivaler,'  pi.     Thomas  Horsman  of  Dertford  and 
Margaret  his  wife  and  John  Abberbury  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of 
Bobbyngworthe  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor,  which  Luke  Morel 
and  Joan  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  remainder  of 
the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

79.  Mich.     Robert  Gateward,  pi.      Roger  Crekseth  and  Joan  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  and  10  acres  of  land  in  Canewedon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his 
heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

Mich.    John  Stonhach,  clerk.  John  Stonhach  the  elder  and  Thomas  Wete 
<>l   IIi}>li  Estre,  pi.  by  John  Bray  in  their  place.     Thomas  Wayte  and  Joan  his 
i      i  toll.  30  acres  of  land  and  4  acres  of  meadow  in  High  Estre.    PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  John  Stonhach,  clerk,  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

Si.  Mich.  Adam  Eldefeld,  Roger  Stonhach  and  John  Leuegor,  pi.  by 
Thumas  Kays  in  place  of  Roger.  John  Langeley,  citizen  of  London,  and 
MarRMtt  his  wife,  def.  22  acres  of  land  in  Great  Waltham.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
Adam  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  20  marks 


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82.  Mich.     RogerSutton.chaplain.pl.     Simon  Boclham.  citizen  of  London, 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     4  messuages.  80  acres  of  land,  20  acres  of  meadow,  30 
acres  of  pasture  and  IDS.  rent  in  Chelmesford,  Spryngefeld,  Mulshom  and 

feld      Def.  granted  whatever  they  had  for  the  life  of  Joan  to  pi.  and  his  h« 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1404. 

83.  Hil.      Edward,  duke  of  York.  William   Marny,   knight.   John   Howard, 
knight,  John  de   Hoys.   William   Bygod,   William   Rokewod,   William    Cl 
William  Hanyfeld.  John  Ewell,  esquire,  William   Kadeswell,   Robert  Waryner. 
William  Tasseburgh,  parson  of  Reylegh,  Roger  Rye  and  John  Sotell,  clerk,  pi 
John    Hende,  citizen  of  London,  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.     The  manors  of 
Messyng.  Brychehall  le  Castell  and  Seyntlaurence.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  William  Tasseburgh.     Cons.  200^. 

84.  Mich,  and   Hil.     John   Hosiere,  William    Sloman,  John  Gladwyn,  John 
Frank,   Richard  Underwode,  Walter  Moor   and  Thomas  Mellere  of  Waltham 
Holy  Cross,  pi.  by  Thomas  Kays  in  place  of  the  last  six       William    Burton, 
citizen  and  grocer  of  London,  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  54  acres  of 
land,  10  acres  of  meadow,  5  acres  of  wood  and  160  acres  of  pasture  in  Waltham 
Holy  Cross.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Hosiere.     Cons.  100 
marks. 

85.  Hil.     Adam  Maylond,  John  Semee  of  Burnham  the  elder,  John  Semee  of 
Burnham  the  younger,  John  Butte  of  Steple,  John  Hedyman  of  Tyllyngham  the 
elder  and  John  Hedyman  of  Tyllyngham  the  younger,  pi.  by  Adam  in  place  of 
the  others      William  Mede  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  toft  and  2%  acres  of  land 
in  Burnham.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Hedyman  the  elder. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

86.  Mich,    and    Hil.     John  Juell,  citizen   of  London,  pi.     Simon   Bodham, 
citizen  of   London,    and  Joan    his    wife,    def.      Ten.  as  in   82  in   Chelmesford. 
Spryngefeld,  Mulshom  and  Bromfeld,  which  Roger  Sutton,  chaplain,  holds  for 
the  life  of  Joan,  with  remainder  to  Thomas  son  of  John  Southam  for  life.     PI. 
and  his  heirs  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.      Cons.  100  marks. 

87.  Trin.,  4  Henry  IV.,  and  Hil.,  5  Henry  IV.     William  Burton  and  Agnes 
his  wife  pi.     William  Grantham  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage.  54 
acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  meadow.  5  acres  of  wood  and  160  acres  of  pasture  in 
Upshire.     PI.   and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100 
marks. 

88.  Eas.      John    Gamelyngey   and   Thomas   Fycche,    pi.      John    Neweton, 
esquire,  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Lacheleyes  and  i  toft,  64  acres 
of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow,  5  acres  of  pasture,  9  acres  of  wood  and  355.  qd.  rent 
in    Bumstede    ad    Tunnn,    Hempsted,    Brydbrook,    Stanbourne.    Fynchyngfeld 
and  Bumstede  Helyon      Def.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords,    with   remainder    to    William    Halle,   clerk,    William    Alyngton,   esquire. 
Thomas  Roolf,  John  Bygg,  Thomas  Horewych  and  William  Giffard  the  younger 
and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  Horewych. 

89.  Eas.    Robert  Colbayn,  Thomas  Deth  and  Thomas  Barbour  of  St.  OsythV. 
pi.     John  Shillyng  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     A  third  part  of  i  messuage,  30  acres 
of  land  and  2  acres  of  wood  in  Great  Claketon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  Thomas  Barbour.     Cons.  20  marks. 

90.  Eas.     JohnOrpede.pl.    William  Hye  and  Joan  his  wife  and  Walt. 

and  Alice  his  wife.  def.  i  messuage,  25  acres  of  land  and  5  acres  of  marsh  in 
Westhurrok  and  Stifford.  PL  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  Cons. 
20  marks. 

91.  Trin.     John  Pensax,  Thomas  Thorp  and  Robert  Aloxton.  pi.     Thomas 
Walden    and    Margaret   his  wife,  def.      The   manors   of  Magdalenlaufare   and 
Aungrepark  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor  of  Magdalenlaufare. 
Def.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  Thomas  Batayll 
and  Eleanor  daughter  of  Thomas  Oudeby  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies,  and  the 
right  heirs  of  Thomas  Walden. 

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1404 

92.  Trin.     John  Belamy,  William  Neghebour  and  William  Spryngefeld,  pi. 
by  Thomas  Cays  in  place  of  the  first  two      Stephen  Webbe  and  Helewisia  his 
wife.  def.    i  messuage  in  Herewardestokke.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs 
of  William  Spryngefeld.     Cons.  1005. 

93.  Trin.     Thomas   Lovent,  clerk,    Peter    Hynewyk,    clerk,    Thomas    Rous, 
chaplain,  and  Henry  Brodyng.  chaplain,  pi.     Thomas  Aylesbury,  knight,  and 
Katharine  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  White  Nottele.      PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
Thomas  Lovent  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

94.  Trin.     Thomas  Swan,  clerk,  John  Pygot  the  elder,  clerk,  and  John  Pygot 
the  younger,  clerk,  pi.     Thomas  Eton  and  Meliora  his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  a 
third  part  of  the  manor  of  Great  Perndon  called  Tailleferes  in  Great  Perndon. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons.  2O/. 

95.  Trin.      Robert    Rykedon,   John    Helyon,    William    Aylmer   and    Henry 
Symkyn,  clerk,  pi.     John  Stalworthe  of  Great  Berdefeld  and  Alice  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  and  46  acres  of  land  in  Fynchyngfeld.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 

he  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  20  marks. 

96.  Trin.     Richard  Waltham  and  Thomas  Cays,  pi.     John  Barry  and  Joan 
his  wife.  def.     Thomas  son  of  John  atte  Felde  of  Elmestede,  bondman.     Def. 
granted  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard.     Cons.  20  marks. 

DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

74.  Mich,  and  Hil.  William  Sevenoke,  citizen  and  grocer  of  London,  Richard 
Wynter,  citizen  and  '  stokfisshemonger '  of  London,  Henry  Whitewelle,  citizen 
and  '  stokfisshemongere '  of  London,  and  William  Balderton,  chaplain,  pi. 
Nicholas  Wotton,  citizen  and  wool-merchant  of  London,  and  Joan  his  wife,  def. 

3  messuages,  6  tofts,  400  acres  of  land,  60  acres  of  meadow,  150  acres  of  marsh, 

4  acres  of  wood  and  6  marks  rent  in  Westthurrok,  Eastthurrok,  Stifford  and 
Dungesille,  co.  Essex,  and  the  manors  of  Hoo  in  the  isle  of  Thanet  (de  Tancto), 
Witherst  in  Merdenne  and  Boctone  Malherbe  by  Lenham,  2  tofts,  i  carucate 
and  200  acres  of  land,  30  acres  of  meadow,  70  acres  of  marsh,  18  acres  of  wood, 
58$.  rent  and  a  rent  of  26  hens  in  Estcherche,  Wardone,  Leyesdon  and  Menstre 
in  the  isle  of   Shepey,  Chistelet  and  Heriettesham,  and  the  advowson  of  the 
church  of  the  manor  of  Boctone   Malherbe,   co.   Kent.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
William  Balderton  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  i  toft,  the  carucate  of  land,  505.  rent 
and  the  rent  of  26  hens  in  Heriettesham,  and  also  the  remainder  of  the  residue, 
which  Alice  late  the  wife  of  Robert  Corby  holds  for  life.     Cons.  2oo/ — Essex, 
Kent. 

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COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

97.  Mich.     John  Kent  of  Thaxstede  and  William  atte  Fan  of  Thaxstede.  pi. 
John  Wyncelowe  and  Mary  his  wife,  def.    i  messuage,  200  acres  of  land,  10  acres 
of  meadow  and  35.  rent  in  Asshedon,  Steventon  and  Berkelowe.    Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  100  marks. 

98.  Mich.    John  Welenowe,  pi.     John  Olyver  of  Reylee  and  Margery  his  wife, 
def.    i  messuage  and  10  acres  of  land  in  Rocheford.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1405. 

I  tin.,  5  Henry  IV., and  Hil. ,6  Henry  IV.  John  Cokayn,  William  Dyonys, 
Koger  Sapurton  the  elder  and  Roger  Sapurton  the'younger,  pi.  John 
Sapurton  ;ind  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def  3  messuages,  800  acres  of  land,  42  acres  of 
iiu-iulow,  ioo  acres  of  pasture,  465.  Sd.  rent  and  a  rent  of  i  cock  and  i  hen  in 
Lamboro,  Chikewell,  Shelley,  Moreton,  Bobyngeworth,  Fyfhyde,  Theyilon  Boyt) 
Lavare  Maudeleyn,  Great  Lavari'.  K'nthyn-  St  Hotolph  and  Rothyng  Beau- 
champ,  which  William  Fyndern  and  Alice  his  wife  hold  for  her  life  I'l  ami  the 
heirs  of  William  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons,  ioo  marks. 


FEET    OK    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1405. 

100.  Hil.    Robert  Dale,  clerk,  and  Robert  Brayton,  clerk,  pi.    John  Bromhale 
and  Lora  his  wife,  def.     72  acres  of  land  and  4  acres  of  meadow  in  < 
Heyangre,  Stanford  Ryvers  and  Merden.     Def.  and  the  heirs  of  their  b< 

hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  John 

101.  Hil.     John  Cokayn,  John  Staverton.  John  Glemham  and  John  Hanell, 
chaplain,  pi      John   Hakon  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  r  acre  of 
land  in  Welde  and  Brendwocle.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi    and  the  heirs  of  John 
Hanell.     Cons.  loos. 

102.  Mich,  and  Hil.     Robert  Chapman  of  Goggesale  and  Walter  Coket,  pi. 
Robert  Halyday  of  Branketre  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in 

Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert.     Cons.  10  marks. 

103.  Hil.     Anne  Dannebery,  John  Delamare  of  London,  '  coferer,'  John  Butte 
of  Steple  and  John  Cok  of  Purle,  pi.     William  Lodyngton  and   Margaret    his 
wife,  def.     A  third  part  of  a  third  part  of  the  manor  of  I:  it;i\  les  in  iVadfwell  by 
Tyllyngham.     Def.  quitclaimed  whatever  they  had  in  dower  to  pi.  and  the  heirs 
of  John  Delamare.     Cons.  10  marks. 

104.  Hil.     John  Pykeman  of  Lambourne  the  younger,  pi.     Adam  atle  Ree 
and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  60  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow  and 
3  acres  of  pasture  in  Lambourne.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons. 
20  marks. 

105.  Hil.     William  de  Wakefeld  and  John  Syfras  of  Rotbyng  Abbatisse,  pi. 
Eustace  Bierden  ot  Rothyng  Abbatisse  and  Agnes  his  wife.  def.     i   messuage, 
24  acres  of  land  and  3  acres  of  pasture  in  Rothyng  Abbatisse.     PI.  and  the  heirs 
of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

106.  Hil.     Thomas  Cloun  and  Agnes  his  wife.  pi.  by  Adam  Maylond  in  her 
place.     William  Lyndon  and  Cecily  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and   13  acres  of 
land  in  Chygwelle.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons.  10 
marks. 

107.  Eas.     Richard  Stevenes  of  Wykham  St.  Paul,  John  Eston  of  Sudbury 
and  William  Strut  of  Wykham  St.  Paul,  pi.     John  Tye  of  Little  Berdefeld  and 
Felicia  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  40  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow  and  \  acre 
of  wood  in  Wykham  St.  Paul,  Pebemerssh,  Great  Henye,  Bulmereand  Twynsted. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi   and  the  heirs  of  Richard.     Cons.  20  marks. 

108.  Eas.     Nicholas  Aghton  of  London,  '  stokffisshmonger,'  and  John  Blofeld 
of  London,  '  stokffisshmonger,'  pi.     William  Peuere,  citizen  and    goldsmith  of 
London,  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i    messuage,    227  acres  of  land.   4   acres   of 
meadow  and  14  acres  of  marsh  in  West  Thurrok  and  Stifford.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Nicholas.     Cons.  200  marks. 

109.  Eas.     Thomas  Reynold  of  Shopelonde,   pi.     Robert  Pach  of  Hockele 
and  Alice  his  wife.  def.     20  acres  of  land  in  Shopelonde.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  his  heirs.     Cons.  loos. 

no.  Hil.  and  Eas.  John  Hals  and  William  Cheyne.  pi.  John  Barry  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.  A  moiety  of  the  manor  of  Stapulford  Tauny,  which  Thomas 
Lampet  holds  for  life.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the 
chief  lords.  Cons.  2o/. 

in.  Eas.  WilliamSkreneandJohnQuynton.pl.  John  Blecche  and  Mary 
his  wife,  def  i  messuage  and  27  acres  of  land  in  Alvythelee.  Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.  Cons.  20  marks. 

112.  Hil.  and  Eas  Simon  Neel  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi  Thomas  Hamond  and 
Jlfiuv  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  in  Thaxstede.  Def  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  Alice.  Cons.  iocs. 

113      Eas.  and  Trin       Robert  Bravton,  clerk,  and   William  Swan,  clerk,  pi 
John  Bromhale  and  Lora  his  wife,  def.     The  manors  of  Littilburv  ami  K 
and  a  moiety  of  i   messuage  and   100  acres  of  land   in  Great    St;ur.ve\  .    Little 
Stanwey  and  Coppeworth      Def  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  ot   I  .'idiarcl 

Salyng,  '  mason  '  and  citizen  of  London,  sometime  her  husband,   to   hold   the 
manors  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  remainder  of  the  moiety,  which  William 


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Beauchamp,  esquire,  holds  for  life  ;  with  successive  remainders  of  the  manor  of 
Littilbury  to  John  son  of  Richard  and  Richard  Salyng,  bastard  son  of  the  said 
Richard  Salyng,  and  the  heirs  male  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  Lora, 
of  the  manor  of  Rowenho  to  the  said  Richard  Salyng,  bastard,  and  the  said  John 
son  of  Richard  and  the  heirs  male  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  Lora, 
and  of  the  moiety  to  the  right  heirs  of  Lora. 

114.  Trin      William  Totham  of  Canewedon,  pi.      William  fitz  William  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.     i|  acres  of  land  and  253  acres  of  marsh  in  Pakelesham. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     And  for  this  pi.  granted  that  he  and  his 
heirs  will  render  46.  yearly  to  def.  and   the  heirs  of  William,  in   moieties  at 
Michaelmas  and  Easter,  with  power  of  distraint. 

115.  Trin.     Stephen  Flysp  of  Colchestre,  Thomas  Fraunceys,  Master  John 
Norwyche,  parson  of  the  church  of  la  Hethe,   John   Pod  and  John  Plomere 
merchant,  pi.  by  Richard  Baynard  in  place  of  the  last  four.     John  Spayne  and 
Margery  his  wife,  def.     134  acres  of  land,  3^  acres  of  meadow  and  12  acres  of 
wood  in  Boxstede,   Wythermonford,    Great    Horkesley   and    Little   Horkesley. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Stephen.     Cons.  100  marks. 

116.  Trin.     John  Bussh  of  Westmersey,  Richard  Clerk  of  Salcote  and  John 
Bette  of  Tolleshunte  Boys,  pi.  by  Adam  Maylond  in  place  of  John  Bussh  and 
Richard.    Henry  Snowe  and  Ethelbnrga  his  wife,  def.    10  acres  of  land  in  Tolles- 
hunte Knights.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Bette.    Cons.  iocs. 

117.  Trin.     Joan  late  the  wife  of  Ralph  atte  Stokke,  pi.  by  William  Gyffard. 
Richard  Aylward  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     10  acres  of  land  in  Bokkyng.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  her  heirs.     Cons.  loos. 

118.  Trin.     John  Babbe  of  Great  Stambregg,  pi.     Thomas  Fannyng  of  Hokele 
and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     5  acres  of  land  in  Great  Stambregg.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 


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COUNTY   OF   ESSEX. 

119.  Trin  ,  6  Henry  IV.,  and  Mich.,  7  Henry  IV.     William  Baret,  William 
Chichele,  Robert  Chichele,  Geoffrey  Cry melford,' William  Wakefeld  and  William 
Fremond,  clerk,  pi.     William  Cressewyk  and  Richard  Forster,  def.     A  moiety  of 

3  messuages,  900  acres  of  land,  45  acres  of  meadow,  292  acres  of  pasture.  40  acres 
of  wood,  i3/.  6s.  8d.  rent  and  a  rent  of  4  cocks,  16  hens  and  2lbs.  of  cumin  in 
Great  Badewe.  Sandon  and  Westhanyngfeld,  which   Margery  late  the  wife  of 
Thomas  Coggesale  holds  for  life.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  Baret  to  hold  the 
remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

120.  Mich.,  5  Henry  IV.,  and  Mich.,  7  Henry  IV.    Peter  Chiriton  of  London, 

•  flisshemnnger,'  Kichard  Holbeche  and  Richard  Hull  of  London,  'mercer, 'pi. 
William   Pycot  of  London,  '  ffisshemonger,'  def      T  messuage,  80  acres  of  land, 

4  acres  of  meadow,  n  acres  of  wood  and  35.  <\d.  rent  in  Reylegh,  Thunderley  and 
Kawereth,  which  William  Woubourne  of  Fynchyngfeld  holds  for  life  by  the  law 
of  Kti^laml.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Peter  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords. 

10  marks      This  agreement  was  made  in  the  presence  of  William  Wou- 
Ixnirne,  and  he  did  fealty 

Mich.     Andrew   Tele,  Thomas    Byrchelegh   of  Wytham    and    Thomas 

':    ll.uf.-ld    Peverel,    pi.      Richard    Holbech   anil    Joan    his   wife,   def. 

i   iio\o«)i,-,    }}  acres  of  land,  22^.  rent  and  A  acre  of  meadow  in 

Wytbftm,  Falkeboume  ;u>d  White  Noutle.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs 

•  I  Amliew       Cons.  2O/. 


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122.  Mich.     Margaret  late  the  wife  of  John  Ware  of  Waltham  Holy  ' 
pi.  by  Thomas  Cays.     Thomas  Faukener  ot  \Valthain  11<, 

wife,  def      i  messuage  in  Waltham  Holy  Cross.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  her 
heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

123.  Trin.,  6  Henry  IV.,  and  Mich.,  7  Henry  IV.     Richard  Whethenn 
Thomas  Godiston  and  John  Forde,  pi.     Robert  Freman  and  Matgaut  his  wife, 
def.     A  moiety  of  i  messuage,  160  acres  of  land,  60  acres  of  marsh,  10  acres  of 
wood  and  i6s.  rent  in  Ramsey.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas. 
Cons.  20/. 

124  is  omitted  in  the  numeration. 

125.  Mich.     John  Trewe,  John  Chaunce,  Robert  Reynold  of  Bures  St.  Mary, 
John  Wyot  and  John  Daunt,  pi.     Thomas  Canne  of  Norton  Maundevyll  and 
Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land  and  4  acres  of  meadow  in 
Berkyng  and  Dakenham.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Trewe. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

126.  Mich.      John  Fitz  Nichole  of   Halstede,  pi.      William  Bray  of   Earl's 
Colne  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  18  acres  of  land  and  6  acres  of  pasture 
in  Halstede.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1406. 

127.  Hil.     John  Brook  of  Dedham,  Thomas  Roolf  and  John  Sutton  of  London, 
'draper,'  pi.   by   Adam  Maylond  in  place  of  John  Sutton.      Ralph  Water  of 
Chelmersford  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def.      i   toft,   40  acres  of  land,    i   acre  of 
meadow,  18  acres  of  wood  and  22^.  rent  in  Ardeley  and  D[edjham  and  2  marks 
rent  from  a  messuage  in  Chelmersford.     Def.  quitclaimed  the  former  to  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  John  Brook,  and  granted  to  them  the  2  marks  rent,  in  moieties  at 
Easter  and  Michaelmas,  with  power  of  distraint.     Cons,  ibo  marks. 

128.  Hil.     Cristina  late  the  wife  of  William   Reynwell,  John  Wold,  clerk, 
John  Weston  the  elder  and  Richard  Coroner,  pi    by  Thomas  Kays.     William 
Peuere,  citizen  and  goldsmith  of  London,  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage, 
227  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow  and  14  acres  of  marsh  in  Wrest  Thurrok  and 
Stifford.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Cristina  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100 
marks. 

129.  Hil.     Joan  late  the  wife  of  Richard   Waleys,  pi.      John  Burgeys  and 
Margaret  his  wife,  def.     A   moiety  of  i   messuage,  80  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of 
meadow,  40  acres  of  pasture,  8  acres  of  wood  and  185.  rent  in  Hatfeld  Peverell, 
Borham  and  Terlyng.     Def.  and  the  heirs  of  Margaret  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords, 
rendering  405.  yearly  to  pi.  for  her  life,  viz.  los.  at  each  of  the  feasts  of  Easter, 
the  Nat.  of  St.  J.B.,  Michaelmas  and  Christmas,  with  power  of  distraint. 

130.  Hil.  and  Eas.     William  Pytfold  and  Adam  Gaase,  pi.     John  Barry  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.     lol.  rent  from  the  manor  of  Elmestede.     PI.  and  the  heirs 
of  William  to  hold  in  moieties  at  Easter  and  Michaelmas  of  def.  and  the  heirs  of 
Joan,  with  power  of  distraint.     Cons.  100  marks. 

131.  Eas.     Henry  Merston,  clerk,  Henry  Jolipas,  clerk,  Robert  Bever,  clerk, 
and  Thomas  Frampton,  clerk,  pi.     Thomas  Martyn  and  Cristina,  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  and  39^   acres  of  land  in  Shaldeford.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Henry 
Merston  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

132.  Eas.     Robert  Athelham,  pi.     Richard  Short  of  Stebbyng  and  Joan  his 
wife,  def.      9  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in   Rothyng  Aythorpe  and 
Heghestrete.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

133.  Trin.     John  Sexcayn  the  younger,  John  Botisford  and  John  Hale,  pi. 
Benedict  Chapman  and  Agnes  his  w"ife,  def.     i  messuage,  10  acres  of  land,  i  acre 
of  pasture  and  4^.  rent  in  Stanbourne.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
John  Botisford.     Cons.  20  marks.) 

134.  Trin.     John  Parker  of  Stoke  by  Clare  the  younger  and  John  Alger,  pi. 
John  Hale  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  4  acres  of  land  in  Stanbourne. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Parker.     Cons.  10  marks. 


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140fi  DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

99.  Mich,  and  Hil.  Richard  Berners,  esquire,  and  Isabel  his  wife.  pi.  John 
Bryan,  John  Denne,  clerk,  and  John  Ogham  def.  The  manors  of  Westhorselee, 
co.'  Surrey,  Iseldon  alias  Bernersbury,  co.  Middlesex,  and  Cryppyngez,  co.  Essex. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  the  manor  of  Westhorselee  of  the  King 
and  his  heirs  and  the  manors  of  Iseldon  and  Cryppyngez  of  the  chief  lords,  with 
remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  Richard.  This  agreement  so  far  as  concerns  the 
manor  of  Westhorselee  was  made  by  precept  of  the  King. — Surrey,  Middlesex, 
Essex. 

8   HENRY   IY. 


COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

135.  Mich.     John  Pylton,  William  Somer  and  William  Passemere,  pi.  by  John 
Clerk.     Richard  Mayster  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  90  acres  of  land, 
5  acres  of  meadow,  4  acres  of  pasture,  32  acres  of  wood  and  us.  rent  in  Great 
Peryndon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  100  marks. 

136.  Trin.,  7  Henry  IV.,  and  Mich.,  8  Henry  IV.     John,  parson  of  Wodeham 
Ferrers,  William  Totham  and  Thomas  Cays,  pi.      Thomas  Katerham  and  Join 
his  wife,  def.     405.  rent  in  Bromfeld.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords,    with   the   homages   and    services  of   Richard   Waltham,    Geoffrey 
Colvyll  and  William  Creket  and  their  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

137.  Same  dates.     John  de  Boys,  Ralph  Chaumbirleyn  and   John  Goldyng- 
ham,  pi.     John   Mapys  and  Joyce  his  wife,   def.     The  manor  of  Goldyngham. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  de  Boys.     Cons.  100  marks. 

138.  Same  dates.     William  Hanyngfeld   and  William   Totham,   pi.      John 
Pretilwell  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages  and  500  acres  of  marsh  in 
Shopeland,  Little  Wakeryng  and  Sutton.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  Totham 
to  hold  of  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Elizabeth  for  the  lives  of  def.,  rendering  i  rose, 
etc.,  with  reversion  to  the  heirs  of  Elizabeth.     Cons,  ico  marks. 

139.  Mich.     John  Wey late  of  Alvythele  the  elder,  John  Weylate  of  London, 
'  marchaunt,'  and  Richard  Batewe,  pi.  by  Thomas  Stotevyle  in  place  of  Richard. 
John  Weylate  of  Alvythele  the  younger  and  Emma  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage 
and  8  acres  of  land  in  Southwokendon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
John  Weylate  of  London.     Cons.  10  marks. 

140.  Mich.     John  Carleton,  pi.     Robert  Hokkele  of  Claveryng  and  Rose  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  10  acres  of  land  in  Claveryng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

141.  Mich.     Robert  Frampton,  pi.     John  deWodham  of  Little  Shobery,  def. 
2  messuages,  280  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow  and  26s.  8d.  rent  in  Rocheford, 
Gydyberneland,    Canewedon,    Assyndon,    Great  Stambregg,   Little  Stambregg, 
Hakewell  and  Rawereth.     Def.  to  hold  for  life  of  pi.  and  his  heirs,  rendering 
i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 

142.  Mich.     John  de  Leventhorp,    Ralph  Cokkyng,  William  Wilflete  and 
Robert  Suthwell,  pi.     Robert  Neuport  and  Margery  his  wife  and  John  Barley  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Herteshoo  in  Farnham  and  Stanstede  Mount- 
fichet.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  de  Leventhorp.     Cons.  10 
marks. 

143.  Mich.     JohnBernersofHokle.pl.     John  Saykyne  of  Tyllynghome  and 
Joan  his  wife  def.     i  messuage  and  3  acres  of  land  in  Hakewelle.     PI.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

144.  Trin  ,7  Henry  IV.,  and  Mich.,  8  Henry  IV.    James  Billyngford,  William 
Burgh  and  William  Trendell,  clerk,  pi.     John  Curson,  '  chivaler,'  and  Beatrice 

He,  def.  The  manor  of  Wokendon  Episcopi  and  10  acres  of  meadow  in 
Little  Warlee.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  Trendell  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  100  marks. 


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1406. 

145.  Mich.      John   Hacoun,  John   Parker  and   John    Gobyon,   pi.     Nicholas 
Martyn  of  London,  'spuryer,'  and  Agm-s  his  wif.-,  (U-i       i    messuage,  4  shops. 
90  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow  and  6  acres  o(   past  UK  --wode,' 
Shenefeld  and  Warlee.     J )ef.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs                     iacoun. 
Cons   100  marks. 

146.  Mich.      John    Prophete,   clerk,   and    Thomas    Felde,   clerk,    pi.     Joan 
Despayne,  younger  daughter  of  Alice  de  Perers.  and  Roger  Deyncourt.  def.    The 
manor  of  Gaynes  in  Upmynstre  and  3  messuages,  -200  acres  of  land,  20  acres  of 
meadow  and  40  acres  of  pasture  in  Upmynstre  and  Hav  ><-f  acknow- 
ledged the  same  to  be  the  right  of  Thomas,  as  those  which  pi.  have  of  their  gift, 
and  for  this  pi.  granted  to  Joan  the  manor,  i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land,  10  acres 
of  meadow  and  40  acres  of  pasture,  to  hold  for  her  life  of  pi   and 
Thomas,  rendering  yearly  zoos.,  viz.  505.  at  East.,  and  505  at  Mich.,  and  doing 
services,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas. 

147.  Mich.      Thomas   Ombrays   of  Althorn,    Richard   Catour   and   Thomas 
Merssh  of  Althorn  the  elder,  pi.  by  Adam  Maylond  in  place  of  the  last  two. 
John  Foull  of  Southmenstre,  '  skynnere,'  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.    4$  acres  of  land 
in  Althorn.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  Merssh.    Cons.  loos. 

1407. 

148.  Mich,  and  Hil.     John  Dancer,  clerk,  and  John  Crosse  of  Leyghs,  pi. 
Robert  Netiport  and  Margery  his  wife  and  John  Barlee  and  Joan  his  wife.  def. 
160  acres  of  land  and  30  acres  of  pasture  in  Great  Leyghs.     Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Crosse.     Cons.  10  marks. 

149.  Same  dates  and  def.     John  Boys,  Master  Richard  de  la  Panterye,  John 
son  of  John  de  Boys,  John  Seburgh  and  John  Rous,  pi.     i  messuage,  44  acres  of 
land  and  5  acres  of  pasture  in  Salcote  Virly,  Great  Wyggeberwe,  Ley  re  Maniy. 
Leyre  Breton  and  Tolleshunt  Knyghtes.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
John  Boys.     Cons.  100  marks. 

150.  Same  dates  and  def.     John  Boys,  Master  Richard  de  la  Panterye  and 
John    Weston,    pi.      The   manor   of    Little    Wyggeberwe   called   Coppedehalle, 
i  toft,  100  acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  wood,  8  acres  of  pasture  and  305.  rent  in 
Great  Leyghs.  Little  Leyghs,  Black  Nottele,  Felstede  and  Fayrstede,  and  the 
advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
John  de  Boys,  and  granted  to  them  the  rent  with  the  homages  and  services  of 
John   Dageneit,  John   atte  Crosse,  John  atte  Stocke,  William   Henekyn,  John 
Shache  and  John  Rawechyn  and  their  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

151.  Hil.    Robert  Merston,  citizen  and  '  saltere  '  of  London,  pi.    Henry  Person 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  2  shops  in  Brendewode.    JJef.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

152.  Trin.     Thomas    Payn.  pi.     William    Marowe   and   Joan  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  140  acres  of  land,   10  acres  of  meadow  and    los.  rent  in  Orsete. 
Def.  quitclaimed  whatever  they  had  for  the  life  of  Joan  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

153  Eas.  and  Trin.  John  Wakeryng,  clerk,  Henry  Kays,  clerk,  Robert  Darcy, 
William  Hanyngfeld,  William  Totham,  John  Baryngton,  John  Snokeshill  and 
John  Reynold,  pi.  John  Pritelwell  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage, 
i  mill,  236  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  pasture,  156  acres  of  wood.  140  acres  of  marsh 
and  505.  $d.  rent  in  Barwe,  Thunderlegh  and  Little  Wakeryng.  Def.  granted 
whatever  they  had  for  life  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Wakeryng.  Cons.  100 
marks. 

154.  Trin.  John  Hereward,  John  Gerard,  clerk,  and  John  Coo,  pi.  John 
Grenefeld,  citizen  and  armourer  of  London,  and  Alice  his  wife,  def  6  messuages, 
160  acres  of  land,  16  acres  of  meadow  and  205.  rent  in  Halstede.  Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Gerard.  Cons.  100  marks. 


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1*07. 

i  c^.  Trin.  Robert  Cook  of  Chelmersford,  pi.  John  Dounyng  and  Cristina 
his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  in  Chelmersford.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

156.  Trin.     John  Sparowe.pl.     John  Tikhill  of  London,  'bocher.'and  Joan 
his  wife,  def.     20  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in  Dagenham.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

157.  Eas.    John  Arundell,  herald  of  arms,  and  Beatrice  his  wife,  pi.    Thomas 
Roche, citizen  and  vintner  of  London,  and  John  Nowell,  esquire,  def.     i  messuage. 
140  acres  of  land.  8  acres  of  meadow,  3  acres  of  wood,  70  acres  of  marsh  and 
Ss.  id.  rent  in  West  Thurrok  and  Dudyngherst.     PI.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the 
chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  John  Spone  son  of  Beatrice  and  the 
heirs  male  of  his  body,  the  heirs  male  of  the  bodies  of  pi.,  Alice   Berdefeld 
daughter  of  Beatrice  and  Joan  her  elder  sister  and  Joan  her  younger  sister  and 
the  heirs  male  of  their  bodies,  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  Beatrice,  and  the  right 
heirs  of  John  Arundell. 

158.  Trin.    John  de  Fordham  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.    William  fitz  William 
of  'i  hornedon  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     1  he  manor  of  Nevendon  called  Broun- 
fordes  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  Nevenden.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their 
bodies  to  hold  of  def.  and  the  heirs  of  William,  rendering   i   rose,  etc.,  with 
reversion  to  def.  and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  ioo/. 

159.  Oct.  of  St.  J.B.,  9  Richard  II.     John  Pynchoun  of  London,  William 
Cressewyk,  John  Edmond  and  John  Seymour,  pi.     William  de  Barwe,  def.,  and 
Trin.,  8  Henry  IV..  after  the  death  of  John  Pynchoun,  William  Cressewyk  and 
John  Seymour.    Ten.  as  in  153  in  Barwe,  Thunderle  and  Little  Wakeryng,  which 
John  Pritewell  and  Elizabeth  his  wife  hold  for  life  of  the  inheritance  of  def. 
PI  and  the  heirs  of  John  Pynchoun  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  200  marks. 

DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

114.  Eas.  and  Trin.  John  Hende,  citizen  of  London,  and  Elizabeth  his  wife, 
pi.  William  Effeld,  clerk,  def.  The  manors  of  Little  Canefeld,  Little  Chishull 
and  Bradewell  by  Coggeshale,  the  manor  called  Pycottes,  2  messuages,  3  mills, 
800  acres  of  land,  32  acres  of  meadow,  72  acres  of  wood,  io/.  rent  and  a  rent  of  2 
cocks  and  20  hens  in  Bradewell,  Feryng,  Stystede,  Coggeshale,  Bockyng, 
Cressyng,  Pateswyk,  Little  Chishull  and  Great  Chishull,  and  the  advowson  of  the 
church  of  Little  Chishull,  co.  Essex,  and  the  manors  of  Langeport,  Olderomene, 
Ryngwelde  and  Cherleton  by  Dovorr  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  Cherleton 
by  Doverr,  co.  Kent.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords, 
with  remainder  to  John  Coolpepir,  John  Preston,  Robert  de  Teye,  Clement  Spice, 
Robert  Rykedon,  John  Basset,  Ellis  de  Bockyng  and  Richard  Thorp,  clerk, 
and  the  heirs  of  Richard. — Essex,  Kent. 

117.  Trin.  John  Asplion  and  Richard  Galon,  pi.  Robert  Darcy  and 
Margaret  his  wife,  def.  40  messuages,  4  stalls  (scabellts),  120  acres  of  land,  8  acres 
of  meadow,  4  acres  of  marsh,  66s.  8d.  rent  and  a  third  part  of  i  water-mill  in  Great 
Maldon  and  Little  Maldon,  co.  Essex,  and  i  messuage  in  Cambridge,  co.  Cam- 
bridge. Def.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. — Essex, 
Cambridge. 


9  HENRY  IV. 


1408.  COUNTY   OF   ESSEX. 

160.  Hil.  John  Mellere  of  Little  Waltham,  pi.  John  Tilere  of  Cressyng  and 
Jgnei  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  and  18  acres  of  land  in  Great  Leighesand  Little 
Waltham,  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.  Cons.  20  marks. 


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161.  Trin.    John  Norman,  citizen  and  goldsmith  of  London,  pi.    John  Sylam 
and  Margery  his  wife.  def.     i  messuage,  31  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  meadow 
in  Duddynghurst  and  Fyngreyth.     PI   and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lo: 

the  life  of  Margery.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1407. 

162.  Mich.     John  Brook  of  Dedham,  Henry  Dalby,  clerk,  and  John  Hunte 
atte   Merssh,    pi.     Kichard   atte    Hame   of   Ardelegh   and    Juiin    his   wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  12  acres  of  land  and  12  acres  of  wood  in  Ardelegh.     i)ef.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Brook.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1408 

163.  Hil.     Geoffrey    Pole    of    Rothyng   Beauchamp,    Thomas   Gardyner   of 
\Vrytyll,  John  Lucas  of  White  Rothyng,  John  Penyfadyi 

Pole  of  Rothyng  Aytrop,  pi.  George  Crescy,  citizen  and  goldsmith  of  London, 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  3  messuages,  112  acres  of  land,  i£  acres  of  meadow, 
4  acres  of  pasture  and  6  acres  of  wood  in  Birchangre.  Uef. "quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  the  heirs  of  Geoffrey.  Cons.  100  marks. 

1407. 

164.  Trin.,  8    Henry   V.,   and    Mich.,   9   Henry    IV.      William    Coggeshale, 
John  Basset  and  John  Aleyn,  pi.     William  Gretford  of  Wytham,  '  degher,'  and 
Alice  his  wife,  def.     4  messuages  and  8  acres  of  land  in  \Vitham.      PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  Basset  to  hold  3  messuages  and  3  acres  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also 
the  remainder  of  i  messuage  and  5  acres  which  Rose  late  the  wife  of  William 
Payn  holds  for  life  of  the  inheritance  of  Alice.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1408. 

165.  Hil.  and  Eas.     William  Noreys  of  Little  Thurrok  and  Matthew  Waryn. 
citizen  of  London,  pi.     John  Smyth  of   Reynham  and    Mitt^ery  his   wife,   def. 
i  messuage  and  i  garden  in  Reynham.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

166.  Eas.  and    Trin.     John    Dave   or   Althorne  the   elder,   John    Daye   the 
younger,    Adam    Midlyng   of  Tillyngham,    Richard    Holwelle   of  Lallyng   and 
William  Moreman,  pi.     John  Kirkeby,  def.     2  messuages,  78  acres  of  land  and 
135.  id.  rent  in  Dansey  and  Tillyngham.    Def.  granted  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John 
Daye  the  younger,  the  messuages  and  60  acres  of  land  and  the  rent  with  the 
homages  and  services  of  John  Turpyn,  John  Bataile,  John  \Yatkyn,  Thomas  Pegot 
and  Joan  daughter  of  John  Lexdon  and  their  heirs,  and  also  the  remainder  of 
18  acres  of  land,  which  John  Frere  and  Katharine  his  wife  hold  in  dower,  to  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  2O/. 

167.  Eas.     Robert  Porter.  Walter  Heryng  and  Thomas  Heryng,  pi.     John 
Lyghtfote  of  Thaxstede  the  younger  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     2  messiui 
Thaxstede.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20 
marks. 

168.  Eas      Ralph  Chamberlein,  Richard  Waltham,  Stephen  Ingelfet.  Kdward 
Pychard,  John  Ewere,  John  Chaunce,  Thomas  Melreth.  pi.     Thomas  Oudeby 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     5  marks  rent  from  the  manor  of  Beaumont  Benu 

and  the  heirs  of  Stephen  to  receive  the  rent  by  the  hands  of  def.  and  the  heirs 
of  Joan,  in  moieties  at  Michaelmas  and  Easter,  during  the  life  of  Agnes  Oudeby, 
a  nun  in  the  abbey  of  Berkyng,  with  power  of  distraint.  Cons.  2o/. 

169.  Hil.     John  Andrewe  of  Chawereth  and  John  son  of  John  Picot  and  Joan 
his  sister,  pi.     Thomas  Caterham  of  Chawereth  and  Joan  his  wiff.  def.      i  acre 
of  land  in  Chawereth.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Andrewe  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  loos. 

170.  Hil.     Thomas  Lampet,  Robert  Rokele,  Geoffrey  Colvyle  and  Thomas 
Clerk,  vicar  of  Macchyngge,  pi.     John  de  Boys  and  Margaitt  i  d  John 
Baryngton   of   Hatfeld   and   Alice   his   wife,   def.       The  manor  of  Otes  and   2 
messuages,    4   tofts,    1019   acres  of  land,    22  i    acres  of  meadow,    34 .}  ae 


250  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1408. 

pasture.  42  acres  of  wood,  4/.  55.  nd.  rent  and  a  rent  of  lib  of  pepper,  5  cloves 
of  a  gillyflower  and  i  rose  in  High  Laufare,  Little  Laufare,  Laufare  Maude- 
leyn.  Macchyngge,  White  Rothyng,  Rothyng  Abbatisse,  Herlawe,  Aungre 
at  the  Castle,  High  Aungre,  Stanforde  Rivers,  Bobyngeworthe,  Grynstede  and 
Schelleigh.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  Lampet.  Cons. 

200/. 

171.  Trin.     Seman  Thressher  of  Haveryng  and  William  atte  Halle,  chaplain, 
pi.     John  Thressher  of  Reynham  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     4  messuages,  120  acres 
of  land  and  2  acres  of  meadow  in  Reynham,  Wenyngton  and  Alvetheley.     PI. 
and  the  heirs  of  Seman  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

172.  Trin.,  8   Henry  IV.,  and  Trin.,  9   Henry   IV.      John  son  of   Stephen 
Marach  of  Great  Lyes,  pi.     John  Kynot  of  Haveryng  atte  Boure  and  Margery 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  a£-  acres  of  land  in  Great  Lyes.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

173.  Trin.     Eustace   Gerard  and  Walter  his  son,   Thomas  Lok  and  John 
Knokill  of  Rocheford,  pi.  by  Thomas  Cays.     John   Shouke  of  Rocheford  and 
A^nes  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  34  acres  of  land,  34  acres  of  marsh  and  £  acre 
of  pasture  in  Fange  atte  Noke.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  2O/. 

174.  Hil.     John    Lane,   citizen   and    mercer   of    London,    William    Skrene, 
Richard  Forster  of  Knebworth,  Thomas  Aleyn,  citizen  and  mercer  of  London, 
William  Audeby,  John  Cornwaleys  and  Robert  Wombewell,  clerk,  pi.     William 
Kylet  and  Alice  his  wife,  John  Tyrell,  John  Yipiswych  and  John  Haweberk,  def. 
3  messuages,  400  acres  of  land,  30  acres  of  meadow,  120  acres  of  pasture,  61.  IDS. 
rent  and  a  rent  of  i  capon  in  Reynham,  Wenyngton,  Alvethele,  North  Wokendon, 
Sout   Wokendon,  Upmenster  and   Westthurrok.      Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  Robert.     Cons.  200  marks. 

175.  Trin.     John  Cornewaleys,  Geoffrey  Colvile,  John  Tyrell,  John  Rawelyn, 
clerk,  and  Edmund  Trumpour,  clerk,  pi.     William  Fitz  WTilliam  of  the  county 
of  Essex,  esquire,  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Westhorndon  and  the 
advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
John  Cornewaleys.     Cons.  300  marks. 

176.  Hil.     William  Skryne  the  younger  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.     William 
Skryne  the  elder,  def      i  messuage,  2  carucates  of  land,  12  acres  of  meadow, 
300  acres  of  pasture,   16  acres  of  wood  and  6  marks  rent  in  Felstede,  Great 
Lyghes  and  Little  Lyghes.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  William  to  hold  of 
def.  and  his  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  def.  and  his  heirs. 

177.  Hil  and  Trin.     Robert  Arnold,  citizen  and  grocer  of  London,  and  Isabel 
his  wife,  pi.     John  Besyden  of  the  parish  of  Alvythele  and  Joan  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  no  acres  of  land,  5  acres  of  meadow,  60  acres  of  pasture,  5  acres  of 
wood  ;md  a  rent  of  i  clove  of  a  gillyflower  in  Alvythele.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  the  heirs  of  Robert.     Cons.  100  marks. 

178.  Hil.     John  Hamond  of  Great  Waltham,  pi.     Helming  Leget,  esquire, 
and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  35  acres  of  land  and  i  acre  of  meadow  in 
Chatham.     1  >H   <|uitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

179.  Eas.     John  Fray  of  Great  Waltham,  William  de  la  Warderobe  and  John 
Lucas,  pi.     William  Sudbury,  citizen  and  draper  of  London,  and  Cecily  his  wife 
and  Peter  Wymundham,  citizen  and  draper  of  London,  def.     i  messuage,  50 
acres  of  land,  7  acres  of  meadow,  10  acres  of  pasture,  i  acre  of  wood,  4  acres  of 
IIH-OI  .UK!  155  >.)d.  rent  in  Beauchamp  Rothyng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  bray.     Cons.  100  marks. 

180.  I Mn      William  Hanyngfeld,  esquire,  and  William  Totham,  pi      John 
Flpure  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     10  acres  of  land  in  Maldon.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
William  Totham  to  hold  of  the  chie    lords.     Cons.  loos. 


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1408.  DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

120.      Trin.,    8    Henry    IV.,   and    Has,   9    Henry   IV.      J,,hn    Hynkelee  and 
Mallard  his  wife,  pi.     William   Geddyng  and  Mirabilla   his 
manor  of  Plechesden,  co.   Essex,  and  5  messuages,   u   t    :  :f-s  of  land. 

4  acres  of  meadow,  16  acres  of  pasture,  104  acres  of  n 
moiety   of    i    mill   in   Wrottyng,   Bernardeston,    Kedyngton,    Haverhill, 
Great  Thrillowe  and  Little  Thrillowe,  co.  Suffolk.     !>«•(  quite  ul.  and 

the  heirs  of  Margaret.     Cons.  200  marks.  —  Essex,  Suffolk. 


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COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

181.  Trin.,  9  Henry  IV.,  and  Mich.,  10  Henry  IV.     Robert  Wetheryngsete, 
clerk,  William  Marcheford,  citizen  and  mercer  of  London,  \Villiam  Gre; 
John  Reppes  and  John  Bilhawe,  pi.     Nicholas  son  of  John  Talworth  of  Little 
Holand,  def.     i  messuage,    100  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  6  acres  of 
pasture,  8  acres  of  wood  and  135.  "jd.  rent  in  Haveryng  attc  I'M  m  re.  which  Robert 
Hamond  and  Alice  his  wife  hold  for  her  life  of  the  inheritance  of  def.     PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  John  Bilhawe  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100 
marks. 

182.  Mich.     William  Coulond  and  John  Sweyn  of  Coggeshale,  pi.     William 
Mordon  and  Emma  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  50  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of 
wood  in  Great  Waltham.     Def.  quitclaimed  to   pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

183.  Mich.     William  Elisaundre  and  ThomasPayn.pl.     Lewis  Mewys  and 
Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Longbernes  in  Beauchampe  Hothyng. 
Def.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive 
remainders  to  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  Elizabeth,  the  heirs  of  the  body  of  I 
William  Mewys,  brother  of  Lewis,  and  the  heirs  of  his  body,  John  Popham  son 
of  Henry   Popham  and  Margaret  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  his  body,  and  the 
right  heirs  of  Elizabeth. 

1409. 

184.  Eas,     William  Skrene  the  elder,  John  Skrene  and  Richard  Gibon,  pi. 
John  Cjuynton  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  140  acres  of  land,  60  acres  of 
marsh    and    405.    rent    in   Chaldewell,    Est   Tilbury,    West  Tilbury   and    Little 
Thurrok.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  20  marks. 

185.  Hil.     John  Averay,  clerk,  pi.      John  Halsale  and  Kathaiine  his  wife, 
def.     18  acres  of  land  in  Bobyngeworth.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

186.  Hil.     William  Dalby,  clerk,  John  Folsham,  clerk,  William  Grace  and 
William  Dersyngham,  pi.     John  Filioll,  def.     The  manor  of  Wokeiuu 

PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Folsham  to  hold.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1408. 

187.  Mich.      John    Chaynell,    Richard    Rolf  of   Little   Waltham   and   John 
Goodman,    pi.     John    Bedeford    and   Hilary   his   wife,  John   Huberd  of   Little 
Waltham  and  Sarah  his  wife  and  Mmgarit  late  the  wife  of  John  Champeneys  of 
Little  Waltam,  def.      Three  parts  of  i  messuage,  26  acres  cf  land.  2  acres  of 
pasture  and  i  acre  of  moor  in  Little  Waltham.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Chaynell 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

188.  Mich.     John  Reynold  of  Blakemore,  Thomas  Spaner  of  Blakemore  and 
Geoffrey    Sanger   of   Fyfhyde,   pi.     William   Lovekyn  and    Joan    his  wife.  def. 
7   acres  of  land  in  Fyngryth.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John. 
Cons.  405. 


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1408. 

189.  Mich.      Robert   de   Wrytele,    pi.      Walter   Goldyngham,    knight,    def. 
i  toft.  50  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of  meadow  and  55.  rent  in  Chikwell.     PI.  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1409. 

190.  Eas      Keynald   Strete,  Andrew  Saundre,  John  Oldeman  and  William 
Spayne,  pi.     John  Cretynge  of  Alvythelee  and  Beatrice  his  wife,  def.     i  toft  and 
12  acres  of  land  in  Alvythelee  and  Reynham,     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  Reynald.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1408. 

191.  Mich.    RobertBenorthen.pl.     Hugh  Martyn  of  Colchestre,  '  coverour,' 
and  Cristina  his  wife,  one  of  the  daughters  and  heirs  of  John  '  in  the  Fen  '  of 
Alesford,  def.     A  moiety  of  i  messuage  and  40  acres  of  land  in  Alesford,  which 
Agnes  late  the  wife  of  John  '  in  the  Fen,1  holds  for  life.     PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold 
the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  loos. 

1409. 

192.  Trin.     Robert  Paunton,    vicar  of   Wretele,    and  John  Rede,  pi.     Guy 
Duke,  esquire,  def.     i  messuage,  400  acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres 
of  pasture  and  405.  rent  in  Wretele,  Rokyswell,  Newelonde,  Goodestre,  Berners- 
rothyng  and  Shelowe.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.    Cons.  300 
marks. 

1408 

193.  Mich.     William  Wakefeld,  pi.     John  Penyfader  of  Fifhide  and  Isabel 
his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  60  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow  and  ^d.  rent  in 
Fifhide,  Morton  and  Willynghale  Doo.     Def.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  the  chief 

ords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Stephen  their  son  and  Thomas  his  brother 
and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  the  right  heirs  of  Isabel. 

DIVERS     COUNTIES. 

131.  Mich.  John  son  of  William  Doreward,  Rober  Tresk,  clerk,  Richard 
Wythermersh,  Thomas  Rolf  and  Henry  Duncote,  clerk,  pi.  Elming  Leget  and 
Alice  his  wife,  def.  The  manors  of  Blakenottele,  Chatham  and  Bromfeld,  45.  rent 
in  Chatham  and  a  moiety  of  the  manor  of  Stapulford  Tavne  and  the  advowson  of 
the  church  of  the  same  town,  co.  Essex,  and  the  manor  of  Estwyk,  co.  Hertford. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  the  manors  of  Blakenottele, 
Chatham  and  Estwyk,  the  moiety  and  advowson,  and  the  rent  with  the  homages 
and  services  of  John  Hamond  and  his  heirs,  and  also  the  remainder  of  the  manor 
of  Bromfeld,  which  John  Tyrell  and  Alesia  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.  Cons. 
2oo/.— Essex,  Hertford. 


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1M9.  COUNTY   OF    ESSEX. 

194.     Mich.     Richard  Feld  and  Master  Thomas  Feld,  clerk,  pi.     Laurence 

and  Mtliora  his  wife  and  John  Tayour  of  the  parish  of  Warlay  and  Agnes 

his  wife  and  John  Peion  of  the  county  of  Essex,  def.     4  messuages,  34  acres  of 

land  and  3  acres  of  meadow  in  Upmynstre.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold 

of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 


1410 


195     I  ;iv     William  Waryn,  Richard  Bakere,  Edmund  Mille  and  John  Smyth, 
Imood  Nethersole,  citizen  and  goldsmith  of  London,  and  Maud  his  wife, 
def      3  messuages,  -j.  shops  and  14  acres  of  land  in  Branketre  and  Bokkynge. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  100  marks. 


FEET   OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX.  «» 

1410. 

196.  Hil.  and  Eas.    Alan  Walsyngham.  citizen  of  London,  and  Robert  Fann, 
citizen  of  London,  pi.      Richard  Croydon  of   Ley  ton  and  Maud  his  wife.  def. 
2  messuages,  50  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of  pasture,  3$  acres  of  meadow  and  A  acre 
of  wood  in  Leyton  and  Welcomestowe.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
Alan.     Cons.  100  marks. 

197.  Hil.  and  Eas.     John  Knyghtbrigge  and  William    Blecche.  pi.     Robert 
Sherreve  and  Joan  his  wife.  def.      i    messuage  and  4  acres  of  land  in 
"Waltham.      Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  ro  marks. 

198.  Eas.     John  Danell  of  Tollysbery,  John  Love  the  elder,  Walter  Pollard 
and  John  Howet  the  elder,  pi.     Henry  Snowe  and  Ethelbur»ii  his  wife  and  John 
Snowe  the  younger  and  Joan  his  wife,  daughter  and  heir  of  John  Cokebell  of 
Tollysbery,  def.     2  messuages  and  20  acres  of  land  in  Tollysbery  and  Saltcote- 
wygberwe.      Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Danell.     Cons.  20 
marks. 

199.  Eas.    John  Stole,  pi.    James  Russell  of  Ikelyngton  and  Joan  his  wife,  def. 

1  messuage,  Go  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow,  4  acres  of  pasture,  ii  acres  of 
wood  and  8s.  rent  in  Bumpsted  Helyon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

200.  Trin.,  10  Henry  IV.,  and  Eas.,  ir   Henry  IV.     John  Bray  of  Felstede. 
William  Aylmere,  John  Fray  and  John  Parker  of  Stoke,  pi.    John  Redeswell  son 
and  heir  of  William  Redeswell,  def.     i  messuage,  160  acres  of  land,  12  acres  of 
meadow,  3  acres  of  wood  and  2os.  rent  in   Redeswell,  Stamburn,  Gelham  and 
Brydebrooke,  which  Roger  Hugh  and  Beatrice  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.    PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  John  Fray  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.    Cons.  20  marks. 

201.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John  Beaumond,  William  Hanyngfeld.  Thomas  Rolf, 
Thomas   Cays   and    Richard    Lentwarden,    chaplain,    pi.      John    Warewyk   of 
Chelmeresford,  John  Roberd  of  Hyghestryn  and  Laurence  Isbrond  and  Margaret 
his  wife,  def.    i  messuage  and  2s.  id.  rent  in  Chelmeresford.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of 
Richard  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  the  homage  and  services  of  Thomas 
Prentys  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

202.  Trin.    John  Borham,  citizen  and  '  stokfysshmonger  '  of  London.  William 
Sharp,  citizen  and  '  stokfysshmonger'  of  London,  and  Henry  Irlond  of  Reylegh, 
pi.    William  Geyr  of  Reylegh  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.    5  acres  of  land  in  Reylegh. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Henry.     Cons.  loos. 

1409. 

203.  Mich.    William  Gatton,  Henry  Swayn,  Peter  Spelman,  John  Salman  of 
Horndon  the  elder,  Thomas  Porter  of  Alvythele,  William  Andrewe  of  Stanford 
'in  the  Hope'  and  Geoffrey  'in  the  Lane/  chaplain,  pi.     William  Sautre  and 
Joan  his  wife,  Thomas  Henxshey  and  Nicholas  his  wife,  John   Mary,  chaplain, 
John  Maukyn,  chaplain,  William  Kylett,  Richard  Birle  and   John  Grece,  def. 

2  messuages,  193^  acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  meadow,  30  acres  of  pasture,  3  acres 
of  wood,  30  acres  of  marsh,  IDS.  nd.  rent,  a  rent  of  i  cock  and  2  her 
common  of  pasture  for  24  sheep  in  Alvythele  and  Stanford  '  in  the  Hope.'     I'l.  and 
the  heirs  of  Geoffrey  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  the  homages  and  ser\ 
Stephen  Lucas  and'  his  heirs  from  their  tenements  in    the  town  of  Alvythele. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

204.  Mich.     Thomas  Wulryche,  pi.     Thomas  Broun  of  Reylegh  and  .V 

his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  &  acre  of  land  and  $d.  rent  in  Keylegh.  I'l.  and  his 
heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  loos. 

205.  Mich.     John  Fynchyngfeld  and  John  Morys,  pi.     Peter  Cat  ami  II 

his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  40  acres  of  land,  80  acres  of  marsh  and  2is.  rent  in 
Berkyng.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Fynchyngfeld.  Cons. 
40  marks. 

206.  Mich     John  Cornewaleys  and  John  Tyrell.pl.    William  Fit/.  William  of 
the  county  of  Essex,  esquire,  and  Joan  his  wife.  def.      10  marks  rent  from  the 
manor  of  Westhorndon.     Def  granted  whatever  they  had  for  life  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  Cornewaleys.     Cons.  100  marks. 


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1410. 

207.  Mich    and   Hil.      John    Macworth,    clerk,    John    Cokayn   of   Almesho 
Henry  Pountfreit,  citizen  and  alderman  of  London,  John  Tirell,  Thomas  Rolf, 
William  de  Fynderne  and  John  de  Fynderne,  pi.     John  Tittesbury  of  London, 
•  skynner,1  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Cleyhalle  and  2  messuages, 
208  acres  of  land,  20  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture,  100  acres  of  wood 
and  505.  rent  in  Berkyng  and  Chigewell.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  de  Fynderne 
to  hold  i  messuage,  18  acres  of  land  and  the  wood  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also 
the  remainder  of  the  manor,  i  messuage,  190  acres  of  land  and  the  rent,  which 
Joan  late  the  wife  of  John  Haroudon  holds  for  life.     Cons.  200  marks. 

1409. 

208.  Mich.     Walter  Whytyng  of  Lalleford   and    Agnes   his   wife.    Thomas 
Hunte  and  John  Bakere  of  Ardelegh,  pi.    Thomas  Mot  of  Tendryng  and  Agnes  his 
wife.  def.     i  messuage  in  Ardelegh.      Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
Walter.     Cons.  20  marks. 

209.  Mich.     John  Fray.  John  Stonhacche,  chaplain,  John   Child  and  John 
Stonhacche  of  Great  Waltham,  pi.      Thomas  Wayte  and   Joan  his  wife,  def. 

1  messuage,  100  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  3  acres  of  pasture  and  55. 
rent  in  Great  Waltham.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Pray  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  2o/. 

1410. 

210.  Hil.     John    Warde,    clerk,   and   John    Hull   of    Pakelisham,    clerk,    pi. 
Henry  Irlond  of  Reylegh  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     12  acres  of  land  and  4  acres  of 
meadow  in  Reylegh.     Def.   quitclaimed  to  pi.   and  the  heirs  of  John  Warde. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

211.  Eas.     Elming  Leget  and  Alice  his  wife  and  James  Hoget  and  Joan  his 
wife,  pi.     Thomas  Lopham  and  William  Preston,  def.     The  manors  of  Stapulford 
Tawne  and  Chatham.     PI.  acknowledged  the  manors  to  be  the  right  of  Thomas, 
as  those  which  def.  have  of  their  gift,  and  for  this  def.  granted  them  to  Klming 
and  Alice  and   the  heirs  of  Elming  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  rendering  2O/. 
yearly  to  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas,  in  moieties  at  Michaelmas  and  Easter, 
with  power  of  distraint. 

212.  Hil.  and  Eas.     John  Galman  and  John  Pykman  the  elder,  pi.     William 
Hylle  of  Lamburne  and  Emma  his  wife,  def.     2  messuages,  46  acres  of  land. 
ii  acres  of  meadow  and  6  acres  of  pasture  in  Lamburne.     Def.  quitclaimed  from 
themselves  and  the  heirs  of  Emma  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Galman,  and 
granted  for  themselves  and  the  heirs  of  William  that  they  will  warrant  against 
all  men.     Cons.  20  marks. 

213.  Trin.     Roger  Springfeld  of  Chelmesford,  John  Norman,  clerk,  William 
Fissher  the  younger,  John  Colvyle  of  Chelmesford  and  William  Springefeld  of 
Hereward  Stokke,  pi.     Robert  Cook  of  Chelmesford  and  Maud  his  wife,  def. 

2  messuages  in  Chelmesford.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William 
Springfeld.     Cons.  10  marks. 

214.  Mich,  and  Trin.     Thomas  Caterham  and  Joan   his  wife,  pi.     Thomas 
Appilton  and  Antie  his  wife.  def.     The  manor  of  Chawereth.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1409 

215.  Mich.     John  Wakeryng,  clerk,  John  Shordych  the  elder,  John  Neuton, 
clerk,  Alan  Mvrrard.  Robert  Neuton.  chaplain,  and  Henry  Jolypas,  chaplain,  pi. 
John  Squyre  and  Cristinnti  his  wife.  def.     The  site  of  the  manor  of  Dovores  alias 
t  allfd   i   messuage,   i   mill.  190  acres  of  land.  62  acres  of  meadow,  go  acres  of 
pasture.  3  acres  of  wood.  2  fleets  of  water  and  8/.  rent  in  Haveryngand  Keynham. 

I  "•!   quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert.     Cons.  200  marks. 


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1410  DIVERS   COUNTIES. 

152.  Hil.  and  Eas.     Nicholas,  hisi.  is.  Richard  Arundell, 
knight,  Robert  Fraunceys,  knight,  Thomav  : 

John   Doreward,   John   Wy nter.   Nicholas 

Mory,  clerk,  I\OL:<T  Aston  and  Thomas  Lopham,  pi.     \\'illi  .  ,. night. 

John  Basset  and  William   Avlmere,  def.     The  mano: 

Rothyng  Aytrop  and  the  advowsons  of  the  church--  n  ad  Ttirrim  and 

Rothyng  Aytrop,  co.  Essex,  and  the  manors  of  B\-i.:  iopton 

and  Shellond,    i   messuage,    200  acres  of  land,  8  acres  of   meadow. 

pasture,  3  acres  of  wood  and  2  marks  re-nt   in    Kelsham  .,  nd  the 

advowsons  of  the  churches  of  Byldeston   and  hrvn^eston,  co  PI.  and 

their  heirs  to  hold  the  manors  and  advowsons  ol  id  Tnrrim  and  i 

ton  of  the  King  and  his  heirs  ;  and  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Roger  to  hold  the  other 

manors  and  advowsons  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  remainder  of  tin;  tenements. 

which  Katharine  late  the  wife  of  John  Whit  holds  lor  life  of  the  inheritance  of 

William  Bourgcher.     Cons.  1000  marks.  —  Essex,  Suffolk. 

153.  Hil.  and  Trin.      Edmund  Oldhall,   Robert    Hussh.  John  Drewe.  clerk, 
Charles  Aleyn,  clerk,  and  John  Gibbes,  clerk,  pi.      Edmund  Thorp.   '  ch 

and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  The  manor  of  Stonham  Antegayn.  the  advowson  of  the 
church  of  Stonham  Antegayn,  antl  a  moiety  of  the  manor  of  Cowelynge,  co. 
Suffolk,  and  the  manor  of  Stepill,  co.  Essex  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Charles  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  1,000  marks. — Suffolk,  Essex. 


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COUNTY   OF   ESSEX. 

216,  217.     These  belong  to  the  thirteenth  year. 

218.  Mich.  Thomas  Kays  and  Thomas  Wymbyssh,  pi.  John  Algor  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  and  40  acres  of  land  in  Lyndesele.  Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  Kays.  Cons.  20  marks. 


219.  Hil.     Walter  More  and  John  Frank,  pi.     John  Dornell  and  Alice  his 
wife,  def.     2  messuages,  100  acres  of  land,  12  acres  of  meadow  and  los.  rent  in 
Chyngeford,  Sywardeston  and  Waltham  Holy  Cross  and  a  fishery  in  the  water  of 
Leye  in  the  town  of  Chyngeford.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Walter. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

220.  Mich,  and  Hil.     Richard  Knvghtley.  William  Shirbourne  and  Richard 
Botolf,  pi.     Robert  Botolf  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage.  218  acres  of  land, 
10  acres  of  meadow  and  20  acres  of  marsh  in  West  Turrok.     Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  Botolf.     Cons.  200  marks. 

221.  Hil.     William    Skrene   the   elder,  John    Skrene  and  John  Adkyn,   pi. 
Thomas  Berewyk  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage.  400  acres  of  land.  12  acres 
of  meadow,  30  acres  of  wood,  20$.  rent  and  a  rent  of  gib  inford 
Ryvers,  Stapulford  Tany,  Chepyngangre  and  Shellegh.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  100  marks. 

222.  Trin.     Reynald  Malyns,  esquire,  John  Roundell.  esquire,  lohn  I'age  of 
North  Welde,  Edmund  Otes  and  Simon  Archer,  pi.      Elming    Le»rt.  « 

and   Alice  his   wife,  clef.      2  tofts,   35   acres  of  land   and    i   acre  of  meadow   in 
Stapilford  Taney.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Page  to  hold  of  tin- 
rendering  35.  6d.  yearly  to  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Elming,  in  moieties  at  Michaelmas 
and  Easter,  with  power  of  distraint.     Cons.  10  marks. 

223.  Mich,  and  Hil.     Simon   Felbrygg.  '  chivaler.'  William   1'hilipp.  esquire. 
Robert  Clere  and  William  Clere,  pi.     John  Swanloiui 

Robert  Sewyn,  parson  of  Cleydon,  def.     The  manor  of  Sandoii.     Def.  quit 
to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William  Clere.     Cons.  100  marks. 


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224.  Eas.    Robert  Rykedon  and  William  deWytham,  clerk,  pi.    William  atte 
Hell  of  Kelleveden  and  Margaret  his  wife  and  Thomas  Blaunkepayn  and  Joan  his 
wife,  def.     i  messuage.  13  acres  of  land,  ii  acres  of  meadow  and  4^.  rent  in 
Great  Braxstede.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons. 
10  marks. 

225.  Hil.  and  Eas      William  Lampet,  kinsman  of  Thomas  Lampet,  esquire 
dinuigtri),  pi.     John  de  Boys,  esquire,  Richard  Waltham  and  Robert,  parson  of 
Stapelford  Abbatis,  def.     The  manor  of  Lambourne,  which  Elizabeth  late  the 
wife  of  Thomas  Lampet,  esquire,  holds  for  life.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  his  body  to 
hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  Richard 
Chamberleyn  and  Margery  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  her  body  and  to  Walter 
Goldyngham,  knight,  John  Bromehale,  esquire,  and  Robert  de  Wrytele  and  the 
heirs  of  Robert.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1410. 

226.  Mich.     Robert  Brendewode  and   Robert  Merston,  pi.     John  Hoke  of 
Brendewode  and  Margery  his  wife  and  Henry  Person,  def.     i  messuage,  i  toft 
and  2  acres  of  land  in  South  Welde  and  Brendewode.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi. 
and  the  heirs  of  Robert  Brendewode.     Cons.  10  marks. 

227.  Mich.     John  Belmyn  of  Herewardestokke,  Ralph  Heygate  and  Thomas 
Short  of  Dannebery,  pi.     Richard  Longe  of  Dannebery  and  Alice  his  wife,  def. 
8  acres  of  land  and  a  third  part  of  i  messuage  in  Dannebery.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons.  10  marks. 

228.  Mich.     WTilliam  Aleyn  of  Bokesworth,  Geoffrey  Haddon,  chaplain,  and 
John    Debden    of    Newemarket,    pi.      John    Grene   and    Agnes   his    wife,    def, 
5  messuages,  i  toft,  22  shops  and  10  acres  of  land  in  Walden.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  100  marks. 

229.  Mich.     John  Leventhorp,  Robert  Neuport  and  Roger  Pynchepole,  pi. 
John  Padyngton  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  84  acres  of  land,  6£  acres 
of  meadow,  8  acres  of  pasture,  i  acre  of  wood  and  25.  4^.  rent  in  Great  Samfford 
and  Hempstede.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Roger.     Cons.   100 
marks. 

230.  Mich.    John  Parker  son  of  William  Parker,  pi.    John  Hunt  of  Lambourn 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  24  acres  of  land,  3|  acres  of  meadow  and 
5  acres  of  pasture  in  Little   Warlee.     Def.  quitclaimed   to   pi.   and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  100  marks. 

1411. 

231.  Eas.     William  Coggeshale,  knight,  John  Hankewode,  esquire,  Robert 
Rikedon  the  elder  and  John  Hereward  of  Hengham  Sibile,  pi.     John  Felice  of 
Kedyngton  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Graveshales  and  60  acres 
of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow  and  6d.  rent  in  Hengham  Sibile,  Hengham  ad  castnim, 
Great  Gelham  and  Toppesfeld.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John 
Hankewode.     Cons.  200  marks. 

1410. 

232.  Trin  ,  n  Henry  IV.,  and  Mich.,  12  Henry  IV.     John  Godelefe,  parson 
liorp  Rothyng,  and  Robert  Bowell,  pi.      John  Gybbe  and  Joan  his  wife.  def. 

i  messuage,  13  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow  and  i  acre  of  pasture  in  Great 
Cancfcld.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert.  Cons.  20  marks. 

233.  Trin.,   n   Henry  IV.,  and   Mich.,  12  Henry  IV.     John  Shadworth   of 
M.  !<>hn   Bromhale.  esquire,  Thomas  Elsyng  of  London.  John  Wygworth, 

parson  of  Hoghton,  and  John  Skelton,  chaplain,  pi.  Roger  de  Swylyngton,. 
•  chivaler.'  def.  The  manor  of  Buksted,  which  John  Eylesford  and  Margaret  his 
wife  hold  for  life.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief 
lordi.  Cons.  100  marks. 


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1411. 

234.  Trin  ,  5    Henry   IV.,  and    Eas  ,    12    Henry   IV.     Robert   Hrendcwodc, 
Nicholas,    vicar   of   South   Welde,   and    Robert    Merston,    pi  :ild  of 
Brendewode,  def.     i  messuage  and  i    toft  in   South  Wei                    rendewode. 
which  John  Hoke  and  Margery  his  wife  hold  i                          I'l   and  the  heirs  of 
Robert  Brendewode  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chi<                              100$. 

235.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John  Cornewaleys  and  John  Tyrell.  pi.     Robert  Botolf 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Westtlmrndon  and  the 

church  of  the  manor.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Cornewaleys. 
Cons.  200  marks. 

236.  Eas.     John  Mellere  of  Grenstede  and  John  Crabbe  of  Hatfeld  Regis,  pi. 
John  Halsale,  citizen  of  London,  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.     12  acres  of  land  in 
Bobyngworthe.     PL  and  the  heirs  of  John  Crabbe  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

Cons   iocs. 

237.  Eas.      John    Smyth,    Philip    Mannok,    John    Rysyng,    John    Gryce  of 
Stokeneylond  and  John  Brendwode,  pi.     Nicholas  Kemp  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def 
i  messuage  and  2  acres  of  land  in  Brendwode.     Uef.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  Smyth.     Cons.  10  marks. 

238.  Trin.     John  Berden  of  Stapilford  Abbot  and  Richard  House  of  Stapilford 
Taney,  pi.     Elming  Leget,  esquire  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  toft, 
8  acres  of  land  and  8  acres  of  meadow  in  Stapilford  Taney  and  Lambourne. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1410. 

239.  Mich.     Nicholas   Fowelere  of   Stowe  and  John   his  son,  pi.     William 
Mercher  of  Lillebourne  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     3  tofts  and  6  acres  of  land  in 
Stowe.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Nicholas  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     (Jons.  loos. 

240.  Mich.     John  Beule,  chaplain,  and  Roger  Celle,  chaplain,    pi.     Henry 
Fowecher  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  i  toft  and  40  acres  of  land  in 
Dunton,  Burstede  and  Yyngraf.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Roger  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 

241.  Mich.     Nicholas  Conyngston  and  William  Forster,  pi.     Adam  Cham- 
peneys  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Schelewe  Bowelis       I 

for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  William 
citizen  of  London,  and  Agnes  his  wife  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  to  the 
right  heirs  of  Adam. 

242.  Mich.     Henry    Merston,   Henry  Jolypas   and  Thomas    Frampton.    pi. 
Thomas  Martyn  and  Cristina  his  wife,  def      17*  acres  of  land  and  \  acre  of 
meadow  in  Shaldeford.    Def.  quitclaimed  for  themselves  and  the  heirs  of  Cristina 
to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Henry  Merston,  and  granted  for  themselves  and  the  heirs 
of  Thomas  that  they  will  warrant  against  all  men.     Cons.  loos. 

243.  Mich.     John  Exnynge,  pi.     William  Martyn  and  Edith    his  wife,  def. 
10  acres  i  rood  of  land,  2  acres  i  rood  of  meadow  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  in 
Stourteford  and    Great    Hallyngbury.     Def.  quitclaimed   to  pi.  and   his  heirs. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

244.  Mich.     John  Grene,  John  Kent,  '!  homas  Warwyk.  Thomas 
John  Cosyn,  pi.    Thomas  May  of  Thaxstede  and  Emma  his  wife.  def.    i  m< 

in  Thaxstede.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Grene.     Cons.  loos. 


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1412.  COUNTY    OF   ESSEX 

216.  Trin.,  12  Henry  IV.,  and  Hil..  13  Henry  IV.  William  Cherteseye  and 
Joan  his  wife,  pi.  Richard  Spyce  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.  A  third  part  of  4 
messuages,  500  acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  meadow,  60  acres  of  pasture,  30  acres  of 
wood  and  405.  rent  in  Terlynge,  Fayrstede,  Borham.  Spryngfeld,  Great  Leghes 
and  Hatfeld  Peverell.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.  Cons. 
20  marks. 


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1411. 

217.  Trin .,  12  Henry  IV.,  and  Mich.,  13  Henry  IV.  Robert  de  Wrytele  and 
Richard  Ham'me,  esquire,  pi.  Thomas  Dryffeld,  citizen  of  London,  and  Isabel 
his  wife,  def.  i  toft,  14  acres  of  land,  ii  acres  of  meadow  and  9  acres  of  wood 
in  Chikewell.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons. 
20  marks. 

1412. 

245.  Trin.     lohn  Bale,  clerk,  Robert  Pak,  clerk,  and  John  Smyth  of  Cressyng, 
pi.    Richard  Dounham  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.    5  messuages,  i  toft,  4  shops, 
56  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow  and  205.  rent  in  Branketre,  Bokkyng  and 
Felstede.    PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.    Cons  20  marks. 

246.  Hil.  and  Trin.      John    Preston,  clerk,  and   John    Gedeford,   clerk,  pi. 
Richard  Robiaunt  of  Navestok  and  A  vice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  i  acre  of 
land  in  Navestok.    Def.  quitclaimed  from  themselves  and  the  heirs  of  A  vice  to 
pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Preston,  and  Richard  grants  for  himself  and  his  heirs 
that  they  will  warrant  against  all  men.     Cons.  10  marks. 

247.  Eas.     John  Treweman,  Thomas  Alwyne,  Robert  Spilman,  John  Style 
and  Robert  Aldebury.  pi.  by  John  Grene  in  place  of  the  last  four.    Roger  Hekedy 
and  Alice  his  wife,  def      i  messuage  in  Thaxstede.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  John  Treweman.     Cons.  10  marks. 

248.  Mich.,  12  Henry  IV.,  and  Eas.,  13  Henry  IV.     Robert  Rykedone  and 
Robert  Darcy,  pi.     John  Herde  of  Wythatn  and  Joan  his  wife  and  John  Abel  of 
Wytham  and  Margery  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  28  acres  of  land,  2$  acres  of 
meadow.  4  acres  of  pasture,  2  acres  of  alder  and  -zod.  rent  in  Great  Braxstede, 
which  Stephen  atte  Wode  and  Alice  his  wife  hold  for  her  life.     PI   and  the  heirs 
of  Robert  Rykedone  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  20  marks. 
This  agreement  was  made  in  the  presence  of  Stephen  and  Alice,  and  they  did 
fealty. 

249.  Hil.     John  Maldon  and  John  Glover  of  Maldon,  pi.     John  Burgeys  of 
Maldon  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     6  messuages,  2  acres  of  land  and  125.  6d.  rent  in 
Maldon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Maldon.     Cons.  2ol. 

250.  Eas.     John   Falkeburne,  clerk,   Stephen  Smyth,   Ralph    Clerc,   Robert 
Clerc   of  Alfhameston   and   John    Peteman   of  Lammerssh.  pi.     John  Clee  of 
Alfhameston  and  Senicula  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  160  acres  of  land,  7  acres 
of   meadow,  36  acres  of  pasture,   19   acres   i   rood   of  wood   and  los.  rent  in 
Alfhameston.  Great  Henye  and  Lammerssh.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Peteman 
to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

251.  Mich,   and    Hil.      John    Sapurton,    Matthew    Boure,    John    Pevntour, 
chaplain,  and  John  Smyth,  chaplain,  pi.     William  Bredewardyn  and  Margaret 
his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Strathale,  10  acres  of  meadow  and  135.  4<f.  rent  in 
Elmeden.  Litilbery  and  Walden,  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Sapurton  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  200  marks. 

252.  Eas.     John  Tyrell,  John  Cornwaleys  and  Edmund  Trumpour,  clerk,  pi. 
William  Fitz  William  and  Joan  his  wife  def.    The  manor  of  Southhalle.    PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  John  Cornwaleys  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

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253.  Mich.     John  Sherman  of  Horndon  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.     John  atte 
Dyche  of  Shenfeld  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     6  acres  of  land  in  Horndon. 
1  >«  f   quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  20  marks. 

254.  Mich.,  ii   Henry  IV.,  and  Mich.  13  Henry  IV.     Robert  de  Waterton, 
John  de  I^eventhorp.   Ralph  Cokkyng.   Robert  de  Suthwell,  John   Thornehill, 
clerk,  and  William  Wilflete,  clerk,  pi.    Thomas  Katerham  and  Joan  his  wife,  def. 
The  manor  of  Chawereth.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Thornehill  to  hold  a  third 
pan  ;uul  two  parts  of  two  parts  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  remainder  oftlu> 
third  part  of  two  parts,  which  Nicholas  Talbot  and  Ismania  his  wife  hold  for  her 
life.     Cons.  100  marks. 


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255.     Mich.     John  Shirewode.  vicar  of  Terlyng.  Thomas  Mellere  of  Terlvug. 
John  atte  Noke  and  Thomas  Merssh.  pi      Thomas  Neweman  ;m 
def.     i  messuage  and  10 acres  of  land  in  Hatfeld  l'evt-n-11,  i  :id  Terlyng! 

Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  Mellere.     Cons.  20  marks. 


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1412.  COUNTY   OF   ESSEX. 

256.  Mich.     Robert  de  Teye  and  Thomas  Martell,  pi      Thomas,  archi 
of  Canterbury;    Thomas,  bishop  of  Durham  ;    Joan  de  Bohun,  counts  (  ; 
ford;  Richard  de  Veer,  earl  of  Oxford  ;  Thomas  Koos,  lo;c  oi  llamdak.  knight; 
Gerard  Braybroke,  knight ;    William    Marny,  knight  ;    John   Wakeryng.  clerk  ; 
John  Bale,  clerk;  Philip  Ingelfeld,  John  Leventhorp,  William  Alvn- 
Rikedon,  Robert   Darcy,  Robert  Rokell  and  John   Westlond,    clerk 

manors  of  Rocheford,  Bretton,  Falkebourn,  Legh  and  Foulnesse,  3  messuages, 
i  toft,  2  carucates  and  384  acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  meadow,  360  acres  of  pasture, 
42  acres  of  wood,  100  acres  of  marsh,  6os.  nd.  rent  and  a  rent  of  i  capon  in 
Rocheford,  Falkebourn,  Wytham,  Fairstede,  Hatfeld  Peverell,  Terlyng,  Borham, 
White  Nottele  and  the  island  of  Foulnesse,  and  the  advowsons  of  the  churches 
of  Rochefold,  Falkebourn  and  Legh  and  of  the  chapel  of  Foulnr  nd  the 

heirs  of  John  Westlond  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  the  manors  of  Rocheford, 
Falkebourn,  Legh  and  Foulnesse,  i  messuage,  the  toft  and  carucates,  360  acres 
of  land,  and  the  meadow,  pasture,  wood,  rents  and  advowsons,  and  also  the 
remainders  of  the  manor  of  Bretton,  which  John  Snokeshull  holds  for  life, 
i  messuage  and  24  acres  of  land  in  Rocheford,  which  John  de  le  Chambre  holds 
for  life,  and  i  messuage  in  the  same  town,  which  Arnold  Hunte  holds  ior  life. 

257.  Eas.,  13  Henry  IV.,  and  Mich.,  14  Henry  IV.      Robert  Rikedon,  1. 
Darcy,  Hugh  Naylyngherst  and  Thomas  Merssh,  pi.     Geoffrey  Crymelford,  def. 
A  moiety  of  3  messuages,  900  acres  of  laud,  45  acres  of  meadow,  292  acres  of 
pasture,  40  acres  of  wood,  I3/.  6s.  8d.  rent  and  a  rent  of  4  cocks.  16  hens  and  2lbs 
of  cumin  in  Great  Badewe,  Sandon  and  Westhanyngfeld,  which   Margaret   late 
the  wife  of  Hugh  de  Badewe,  knight,  holds  for  life.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert 
Rikedon  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

258.  Eas.,  12  Henry  IV.,  and  Mich..  14  Henry  IV.     Joan,  countess  of  i 
ford,   Gerard    Braybroke,  'chivaler,'  Richard    Waldegrave.  '  chivalrr.'    master 
Thomas  Feld,  clerk,  Robert  Rikedone,  Robert  Darcy,  Robert  Gildesburgh  and 
William  Coptoo,  pi.      John   Poynes,  def.      35.  rent  in    Southwokyr. 

and  the  heirs  of  Robert  Rikedon  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  ti 
and  services  of  John  Whytland  and  Henry  Cookham  and  their  heir^ 
marks. 

259.  Mich.     John    Palmer,    Robert    Carstrete    and    Richard    Brighton,    pi. 
William   Echyngham,   knight,   and    loan  his  wife.  def.     The  manor  of  Stepill. 
Def.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  the 
right  heirs  of  William. 

260.  Mich.     William   Aylmer,   Henry   Symkyn.   clerk.    Richard  Alirt. 
Lightfoot  and  John  Warde  of  Wetheresfeld,  pi.     William  Norton  and  Joiin  his 
wife,  def.     i   messuage,   i  toft,    30  acres  of  land,  Nacres  of  m<  r  res  of 
pasture  and  4  acres  of  alder  in  Fynchyngfeld,  Shaldeford  and  G                  ,:efeld. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard.     Cons.  20  marks. 

261.  Mich.,    12    Henry    IV.,    and    Mich.,    14    Henry    IV       Ralph     K.-yne  of 
Thaxstede,  pi.    Simon  Roughed  and  A%'ies  his  wife.  def.    i  messuage  in  Tha 

PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.   10  marks. 

262.  Mich.     William  Staunton  of  Stratford   Laiigthorn   ar.d  John   Bei 
StratfordLangthorn.pl.     John  Li  ttelbury  of  Stratford  I.angti  ^«  his 
wife,  def.      I  messuage,  8  acres  of  land  and  5  acres  of  meadow  in  Strattoi*. 
thorn.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons   10  marks. 


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1413.  DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

182.  Mich,  and  Hil.  Ralph  Hulle,  p).  Roger  Spice  and  Alice  his  wife,  def. 
The  manors  of  Blaknotle  and  Bromfeld  and  100  acres  of  land  and  405.  rent  in 
Blaknotle  and  Bromfeld.  co.  Essex,  and  the  manor  of  FIstwyk,  co.  Hertford. 
Def.  and  the  heirs  of  Roger  to  hold  the  manors  of  Blaknotle  and  Estwyk  and  the 
tenements  of  the  chief  lords,  and  also  the  reversion  of  the  manor  of  Bromfeld, 
which  John  Tyrell  and  Alesia  his  wife  hold  for  her  life. — Essex,  Hertford. 


The  regnal  years  of  Henry  V.  began  on  21  March,  which  was  out  of  term, 
Easter,  Trinity  and  Michaelmas  terms,  therefore,  were  in  the  first  part  of  the 
regnal  year,  and  Hilary  term  in  the  second  part. 

1  HENRY  Y. 

1413  COUNTY  OF  ESSEX. 

1.  Eas.     John  Spryngthorp,  clerk,  John  Neuton,  clerk,  John  Stowe,  chaplain, 
and   Matthew  Londeneys,  pi.     Henry  Bailly  of  Ischam  and  Margery  his  wifer 
def.     i  messuage,  14  acres  of  land  and  3  acres  of  meadow  in  Purlee.     PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  John  Stowe  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

2.  Trin.     Robert  Rokhill,    Geoffrey  Paynell,  Thomas  Weresley,  clerk,  and 
Nicholas  Cheynell,  pi.    Thomas  Oudeby  and  Joan  his  wife  and  William  Totham, 
def.     2   acres  of  land  and   400  acres  of  marsh   in    Canwedon   and    Shopland. 
Thomas  Oudeby  and  Joan  acknowledged  the  same  to  be  the  right  of  Geoffrey,  as- 
those  which  pi.  have  of  their  gift,  and  for  this  pi.  granted  them  to  William  and 
his  heirs  to  hold  for  15  years  from   Michaelmas  next  of  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
Geoffrey,  rendering  10  marks  yearly,  in  moieties  at  Easter  and  Michaelmas,  with 
power  of  distraint. 

3.  Eas.     John  Reynold,  John  Bierdene  and  John  Haddok  the  elder,  pi.    John 
Reson  and  Joan  his  wife  and  John  Stephene  and  Cristiana  his  wife,  def.     Two- 
parts  of  i  messuage  and  36  acres  of  land  in  Legh,  Southcherche  and  Pritewell. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Reynold.     Cons.  20  marks. 

4.  Trin.     Henry  Bury,  clerk,  John  Bedyll  of  Southmenstre,  William  More- 
man  of  Althorn,  John  Foull,  '  skynner,'  Simon  Hevenyngham,  John  Evenot  and 
John  Ruddok,  pi.     John  Hidman  of  Southmenstre  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     The 
manor  called  Cuntassebregge.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Henry  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords,  rendering  20  marks  yearly  to  def.  for  their  lives,  in  moieties  at  Michaelmas 
and  Easter,  with  power  of  distraint.     Cons.  100  marks. 

5.  Trin.     John    Sumpnour  of   Great   Perndon   and   John   Piltone   of  Great 
Perndon,  pi.      Thomas   Snel  and   Katharine  his  wife,  def.      77  acres  of  land, 
2\  acres  of  meadow,  2^  acres  of  wood,  55.  rent  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage  in 
Macchyng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Sumpnour.     Cons.  20- 
marks. 

1414. 

6.  Hil.     John  Neweman,  citizen  and  skinner  of  London,  and  Alice  his  wife, 
pi      John  Herberger  of  the  parish  of  Orsete  and  Matgery  his  wife,  late  the  wife 
«.i  Miii'.u  Hoyt  of  Styfford,  def.     i  messuage  and  30  acres  of  land  in  the  parish 

:  sete.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  20  marks 

.I:rh   and  Hil       William  Whitere,  Matthew  Sayer  and  Thomas  Fullere  of 
Colcestre,  pi.     Roger  Scaldere  of  Sudbury  and  Agnes  his  wife.  def.     i  messuage. 
i  meadow  and  i  acre  of  pasture  in  Great  Horkeslegh.     Def.  quitclaimed 
io  pi.  ami  tin-  iicus  ol  Matthew.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1413 

Thomas    Flemmyng,   Thomas    \Yalssh,    Richard    Flemmyng   and 
•  :iim\nx.  P'-      John  Osbarne  and  /.><//;  his  wife,  def.      I   messuage  and 
•  •!  land  in   I'riu-wdl.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pl.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas 
Hemmyn  10  marks. 


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DIVERS  COUNTIES. 

5.     Hil.,   14  Henry  IV.,  and  Trin..   i    Ilcnrv   \'      Thomas  Broun;  John  Corf 
and  John  Cottusmore,  pi      Walter  Grene  and  Alesia  his  wife,  d-  iages, 

250  acres  of  land,  25  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture  and  12  acres  of  wood 
in  Fynchyngfeld,  co.  Essex,  and  the  manor  of  Muscat  "ages. 

20  acres  of  land  and  5  acres  of  meadow  in  Stebcnhithe.  Bramh  eneye. 

co.  Middlesex.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and   the   h<-irs  of  Th 
marks. — Essex,  Middlesex. 

1414. 

11.  Hil.     John  de  Moubray,  earl  Marshal  and  of  Notyngham.  brother  and 
heir  of  Thomas,  late  earl  Marshal,  pi      John  Grey,  son  of  Keynald 

of  Ruthyn,  and  Constance  his  wife,  def.  Two  parts  of  the  manors  of  Eppe worth 
and  Wrote,  co  Lincoln,  the  manors  of  Aspeley  and  Alspath,  30  messua^- 
30  virgates  of  land  in  Flekkenho  and  Thurlaston,  and  two  parts  of  the  manor  of 
Caloughdon,  co.  Warwick,  two  parts  of  the  manor  of  Chacumbe,  co.  Northampton. 
the  manors  of  Sylby  and  Mountsorell,  100  acres  of  wood  and  100  acres  of  pasture 
in  Colde  Overtoil,  and  two  parts  of  the  manor  of  Melton  Moubray.  co.  Leicester, 
the  manors  of  Donyngton  and  Thwayte  and  two  parts  of  the  manors  of  Thresk 
and  Hovyngham,  co.  York,  the  castle  of  Bedford,  the  manor  of  Wylyngton. 
400  acres  of  wood,  100  acres  of  pasture,  405.  rent  and  a  fourth  part  of  i  . . 

Hawenes,  Coupell,  Kerdyngton,  Hereford,  Southyevell,  Maldon, 

Wotton,  Yekeweil,  Salensho  and  Bedeford,  and  the  advowson  of  the  free  chapel 

•of  Hawenes  [co.   Bedford]   and  the  advowson  of 

the  church  of  the  manor,  co.  Worcester,  the  manors  of  Dovercourt  and  Ladyhalle 

in  Moreton    [co.  Essex] 1  >rembre  and 

the    manors    of    Kyngesbernes,    Bedyng,   Wassyngton,    Beaubussh,    Horsham, 

Boseham  and  Stokton,  co.  [Sussex] , Gower  and  Kylveye 

in  Wales,  co.  Hereford,  the  manor  of  Tudenham  and  the  castle,  manor 

co.  Gloucester,  i  toft  and  2  virgates  of  land  in  Alsthorp  by  Burghley. 

co.  Rutland,  the  manor  of from  it,  co.  Huntingdon,  the  manors 

of  Hanworth,  Fornesete,  Loppeham,  Ersham,  South [co.  Norfolk], 

and  the  manor  of  Framelyngham,  co.  Suffolk.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi  and  his 
heirs.  Cons.  5,000  marks. — Lincoln,  Warwick,  Northampton,  Leicester,  York. 
Bedford,  Worcester,  Essex,  Sussex,  Hereford,  Gloucester,  Rutland,  Huntingdon, 
Norfolk,  Suffolk. 

12.  Hil.     John  Burgoyne,  Nicholas  Moris,  Robert  Baa,  William  Mullesworth 
and  John  Michell,  chaplain,  pi.     John  Bret  and   Maud  his  wife.  def.     i  toft, 
80  acres  of  land,  4  acres  of  meadow  and  2s.  rent  in  Berk  ford,  co.  Bedford,  and  a 
moiety  of  the  manor  of  Thunderle,  co.  Essex.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  Michell.     Cons.  100  marks. — Bedford,  Essex. 


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COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

9.  Hil.  William  Fysshere  of  Chelmesforde  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.  Henry 
Bedyll  of  London,  '  brewere,'  and  Joan  his  wife.  def.  i  messuage,  24  acres  of 
land  and  2  acres  of  meadow  in  Great  Badwe.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  William.  Cons.  20  marks. 

1414. 

10  Mich.,  i  Henry  IV.,  and  Eas.,  2  Henry  V.     William  Alvo,  John   Russt 
William  Colman  and  Stephen  Somer,  pi.     Thomas  Motte  an, 
Richard  Haddok  and  Cristina  his  wife,  William  Spereman  and  i 
Thomas   Mylys   and   Maud  his  wife,  and  Thomas  Geffrev  and    / 
def.     i  messuage.  14  acres  of  land  and  4rf.  rent  in  Legh.     Def.  quitclaimed 
and  the  heirs  of  Stephen.     Cons.  20  marks. 


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1414 

ir.  Mich.  John  son  of  John  de  Boys,  Thomas  Martell  and  Richard  Birle,  pi. 
Adam  Martyn  and  Rose  his  wife  and  Sybil  Leche,  def.  3  acres  i  rood  of  meadow 
in  Navestoke.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.  Cons.  20  marks. 

12.  Mich.      Thomas  Seynt  Nicholas,  esquire,  Thomas  son  of  John   Dygge, 
esquire,  and  John  Berwyk.  clerk,  pi     Adam  atte  Nasshe  and  Coletta  his  wife,  def. 
6  acres  of  wood  in  Thundrisle.     Def  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas 
Seynt  Nicholas.     Cons.  10  marks. 

13.  Mich.     Stephen    Ingelfeld,  Edward   Pychard  and  Robert   Reynold,  pi. 
Nicholas  Passh  and  Joan  his  wife,  def       i   messuage  and  15  acres  of  land  in 
Berlyng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert.     Cons.  10  marks. 

14.  Mich.     Thomas   de   Morley,   knight,   Simon    Felbrygge,    knight,    Hugh 
Luterell.  knight,  Edmund  [Oldhalle?],  Robert  Corbet,  knight,  Ralph  Chamber- 
layn,  John  Tyrell,  John   Drew,   clerk,  Thomas  Derham,   William   Paston  and 
John  Marketstede,  clerk,  pi.     Thomas  Erpyngham,   knight,  and  Joan  his  wife, 
def.    The  manor  of  Little  Oclee  and  the  advowsons  of  the  church  of  Little  Oclees 
and  of  the  chapel  of  F[oulton].     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John 
Marketstede.     Cons.  100  marks. 

15  Mich.  Edmund  Lamberd  of  Thaxstede  and  Robert  Porter,  pi.  William 
Stile  of  Thaxstede  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage  in  Thaxstede.  PI. 
and  the  heirs  of  Edmund  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons.  20  marks. 

16.  Mich.     John    Cheldewelle,    John    Leder,    John    Wolcy,    'grocer,'    and 
Thomas  Alwyn,  pi.     John  Welles  of  Thaxstede  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  acre 
of  land  and  i|  acres  of  meadow  in  Thaxstede.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  Wolcy.     Cons.  10  marks. 

17.  Mich.     Thomas   Roche,   citizen  and   vintner  of    London,  and  William 
Leverpole,  citizen  and  goldsmith  of  London,  pi.     John  Arundell,  herald  of  arms, 
and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Kensyngton  and  i  messuage  and  150 
acres  of  land  in  Norton  and  Heongger  called  Frythall.     Def.  and  the  heirs  of 
Agnes  to  hold  the  manor  of  the  chief  lords,  and  def.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to 
hold  the  tenements  of  the  chief  lords. 

18.  Mich.     Thomas  Beaufitz  and  Katharine  his  wife.  pi.     John  Stykker  and 
Alice  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Monehalle.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons.  100  marks. 

19.  Mich.      William  Fynderne  and  Alice  his  wife,  pi.      William  Assh  and 
Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  340  acres  of  land,  10  acres  of  meadow,  20 
acres  of  pasture  and  205.  rent  in  Fiffed  and  Rothyng  Beauchamp.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  20  marks. 

20.  Trin.     Richard  Fitz  Nicholl  of  Halstede,  John  Alapert,  John  Smyth  of 
Kirsyng,  Robert  de  Wyght  of  Colchestre,  Thomas  Cobbe  of  Coggeshale.  John 
Tavernerof  Halstede,  John  Hyne  of  Earl's  Colne  and  Thomas  Kelet,  pi.     Stephen 
Fabyan  of  Coggeshale  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     10  messuages,  60  acres  of  land, 
6  acres  of  meadow,  35.  ^d.  rent  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage,  60  acres  of  land, 
20  acres  of  meadow,  12  acres  of  pasture,  3  mills  and  i2d.  rent  and  a  third  part  of 
Sd.  rent  in  Feryng,  Fordham,  Kelleveden,  Bradewell,  Stistede,  Bockyng,  Great 
Coggeshale  and  Little  Coggeshale.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
Thomas  Kelet.     Cons.  100  marks. 

21.  Trin.     Robert  Arnold,  citizen  and  grocer  of  London,  Thomas  Knolles  the 
elder,  <  iti/e-n   and  grocer  of  London,  William  Sevenok,  citizen  and  grocer  of 
London,  and  Richard  Claidich,  citizen  of  London,  clerk,  pi.     Robert  Tumour  of 
Alvythele  and  Agatha  his  wife,  late  the  wife  of  Henry  Draper  of  Alvythele,  def. 
4  acres  of  land  in  Alvythele.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi'  and  the  heirs  of  Robert. 
Cons.  20  marks. 


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141*. 

22.  Trin.     John  Shawe,  citizen  and  vintner  of  London,  Robert  Brook,  < 
and  vintner  of  London,  Geoffrey  Tylneye,  citizen  and  vintiu-r  of  Lou 
John  Sproxton,  clerk,  and  John   Doyle,  clerk,  pi.     Richard  Clerk,  citi/' 
grocer  of  London,  and  Lorn  his  wife.  def.     i  messuage.  80  acres  of  land.  J 

of  meadow  and  gd.  rent  in  Welkumstowe.     Def.  quitclaim-  ;d  the  heirs 

of  John  Shawe.     Cons.  20  marks. 

23.  Trin.     John  Wynge,  clerk,   and  John   Somer  of  London,    'draper.'  pi. 
John  Greneoke  of  Little  Thurrok  and  Maud  his  wife.  def.     2  •  and  4 
acres  of  land  in  Pyccheseye  and  West  Tyllebury.     Def.  quitclaim*- 

the  heirs  of  John  Somer.     Cons.  10  marks. 

24.  Trin.     John  Spore  of  London,  '  fferrour,'  pi.     John  Bulbrook  and  Joan 
his  wife,  William  Pilgryme  of  London  and  Margaret  his  wife  and  John  Spore  of 
Claveryng  and  Alice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  8  acres  of  land  and  $  acre  of 
meadow  in  Claveryng.     John  Spore  of  Claveryng  and  Alice  and  the  heirs  of 
John  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

25.  Eas.  and  Trin.     Robert  Neuport  and  Robert  Eston,  clerk,  pi.     Richard 
Neuport  alias  Spycer  and  Amice  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land, 
4  acres  of  meadow,  30  acres  of  marsh  and  10  acres  of  pasture  in  Little  Thurrok. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  Neuport.     Cons.  20  marks. 

26.  Trin.     William  Fynderne   and  Alice   his   wife,    pi.      John   Mosley  and 
Cristiana  his  wife,  def.     Ten.  as  in  19  in  Fiffed  and  Rothyng  Beauchamp.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  100  marks. 

27.  Trin.     John  Goldyngton,  Thomas  Lopham,  Roger  Pynchepool,  \Villiam 
Walden,  John  Bernewelle,   chaplain,  and  John  Wygge,  chaplain,  pi      Robert 
Neuport  and  Margery  his  wife,   def.     The  manors  of  Berwoldon  and  Saltcote 
Verly.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Wygge  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  200 
marks. 


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Iil5  COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

28.  Hil.,    2    Henry  V.,   and    Eas.,  3   Henry  V.     John  Tyrell,  esquire,  John 
Cornwaieys  and  Edmund  Trumpour,  clerk,  pi.     William  Burghchier,  '  chivaler,' 
and   Anne  his  wife,  def.     3   messuages,  90  acres  of  land,   3^  acres  of  meadow, 
210  acres  of  marsh  and  a  ferry  called  Grenehethe  in  West  Thurrok      PI.  and 
the  heirs  of  Edmund  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  rendering  85.  yearly  to  def.  and 
the  heirs  of  Anne,  in  moieties  at  Easter  and  Michaelmas,  with  power  of  distraint, 
Cons.  100  marks. 

29.  Eas.    John  Hosyer  of  Wytham,  '  ffysshemonger,'  John  Basset,  'wolmonger.' 
and  John  Taverner  of  Wytham,  pi.     John  Bokeden  of  the  county  of  Huntingdon 
and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  20  acres  of  land  in  White  Nottele.     Def. 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Hosyer.     Cons.  10  marks. 

30.  Trin.  and   Mich.     John   Stevene  of  Great   Wakeryng,  Thomas   Lokke, 
Hugh  Wymark  and  John  Yoxford,  pi.     Nicholas  Dyere  and  Edith  h 

i  messuage  in  Prytewell.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Stevene. 
Cons.  10  marks. 

31.  Mich.    HermanMokkyng.pl.    William  Gobion  and  :;s  wife,  def. 
i  messuage  and  30  acres  of  land  in  Westle  and  Langdon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

32.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John  Bernard  of  Herlawe,  pi.     John  Breggeman  and 
Isabel  his  wife,  def.      i  messuage,  16  acres  of  land  and  i  rood  of  : 
Herlawe.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 


264  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1415. 

33.  Trin.    Robert  Rikedon,  Robert  Neuport,  John  Mot,  clerk,  Andrew  Michel 
and  Simon  Hevenyngham,  pi.      Richard  Frysyngfeld  of  the  county  of  Essex, 
esquire,  and   Anne  his  wife,  def.      2  messuages,  208  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of 
meadow,   12  acres  of  wood  and  55.  rent  in   Stowe,  Purle,  Wodeham   Ferrers, 
Dannebury  and  Wodeham  Mortymer.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords,  rendering  loos,  yearly  to  def.  for  the  life  of  Anne,  in  moieties  at 
Michaelmas  and  Easter,  with  power  of  distraint.     Cons.  10  marks. 

34.  Trin.     John  son  of  William  Doreward  of  Bokkyng,  John  his  son,  Robert 
Rykedon  of  Wytham,  co.  Essex,  and  Richard  Foxe  of  Haselbeche,  pi.     Thomas 
Burton  of  Tolthorpe,  co    Rutland,  knight,   and   Margaret  his  wife,  def.     The 
manor  of  Wodehalle  and  i  messuage,  10  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow  and 
10  acres  of  wood  in  Arkesden,  Claveryng,  Wenden  and  Wyken.    Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Richard.     Cons.  100  mark.      (The  two  indentures  of  this 
fine  are  in  the  Public  Record  Office,  attached  to  Ancient  Deed  CC.  7235.) 

35.  Trin.     Elizabeth  Wolferston,  William  de  Tenderyng,  Robert  Deye,  John 
Berkhamstede  and  Thomas  Blankpayn,  pi.     Thomas  Grene  of  Stebbyngg  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.     i   messsuage,   26  acres  of  land  and  ^  acre  of  meadow  in 
Tolleshume  Tregos  and  Tolleshunte  Mauger.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  Thomas.     Cons.  20  marks. 

36.  Trin.      John  Leventhorp,  esquire,  William  Wilflete,  clerk,  and  Robert 
Porter  of  Thaxstede,  pi.     John   Smyth  of  Thaxstede   and  Alice  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  i  acre  of  land  and  i  acre  of  pasture  in  Thaxstede.     Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1416. 

37.  Hil.     Agnes  late  the  wife  of  Clement  Symond,  pi.     Robert  Bolynton  of 
Northwokyngdon  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.    i  messuage,  160  acres  of  land,  5  acres 
of  meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture,  6  acres  of  wood  and   55.  rent  in   Eeynham. 
Def.  to  hold  for  their  lives  of  pi.  and  her  heirs,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with 
reversion  to  pi.  and  her  heirs. 

38.  Hil.     John  Corve  and  John  Warfeld,  pi.     Thomas  Chaucer,  esquire,  and 
Maud  his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  the  manor  of  Hatfeld  Peverell.     Def.  and  the 
heirs  of  Maud  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

39.  Hil.    William  Gatton,  John  Florence,  Henry  Gatton  and  John  Thomelyn 
of  Mokkyng,  pi.     John  Clobber  of  Stanford  'in  the  Hope,'  '  husbondman,'  and 
Joan  his  wife,  def.     i   messuage  and  21  acres  of  land  in  Stanford  'in  the  Hope  ' 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  20  marks. 

40.  Hil.     John  Orpyd  the  elder,  Robert  Wryght,  John  Frere  and  Geoffrey 
Hervy,  pi      John  Foulere  and  Margaret  his  wife  and  John  Huberd  and  Maud  his 
wife,  def.     2  messuages,  36  acres  of  land  and  6d.  rent  in  Styfford,  Westthurrok 
and  Thurrok  Grey.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Orpyd.    Cons. 
20  marks. 

1415  DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

31.  Trin.  Richard,  bishop  of  Norwich,  Thomas,  earl  of  Arundel,  Richard, 
carl  of  Warwick,  Henry  Lescrop.  '  chivaler,'  Thomas  de  Berkeley,  'chivaler,' 
Kdward  Charleton,  'chivaler,'  Joan  late  the  wife  of  William  Beauchamp  of 
Bergevenny,  John  Pelham,  'chivaler.'  Robert  Corbet,  'chivaler,'  John  (ireyndonr. 
•  i'-r.'  Walter  Lucy,  Thomas  Chaucer,  William  Walwyn,  Thomas  Holgote 
and  Richard  Wygmore,  pi.  Edmund,  earl  of  March,  def.  The  castles  and 
lordships  of  Raydre,  Kenlles,  Radenore  and  Knoclas,  the  town  of  Radenore,  the 
1'inUhips  of  Mellennyth,  Pullith,  Knyghton,  Warthreignon,  Comotoidour,  Norton 
and  I'r.-stluMnd,  the"  manors  of  Orleton,  Kyngeslane,  Pembrugge.  Malnu-shull 
Lacy,  Netherwode,  Mawardyn  and  Wblferlowe,  ami  two  parts  of  the  manor  of 
Mm  h  Marcle  in  the  county  of  Hereford  and  the  march  of  Wales  adjacent,  the 
castle,  manor  and  town  of  I.iullowe,  the  manor  and  lordship  of  Staunton  Lacy, 
and  the  manors  of  Cleeton  ami  I  arlmve,  co  Salop,  the  manors  of  Arley,  co. 
SiaMonl.  Brymmesgrove,  Norton  and  Clifton,  co.  Worcester,  Whaddon  and 


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Stepulclaydon,  co.   Buckingham,   Dokelyngton    and    Fynmere.  CO.  Oxford,  and 

StratfeldMortymerand  \Ynghf.-ld,  co  I-IKS,  twopartsof  ti 

co.    Essex,    the    manors   of   Worthy    Mortymer.    co    Southampton.    (  ranburn. 

Pymperne,  Gussiche    Bonn,  Tarent    Gundevile,    \\Vvmonth,    \Vyk- 

Warham,  Stuple  and  Crich,  co.  Dorset,  and  S\\  i.e.  Tong  a 

co   Kent,  the  castle  of  Bruggewater,  the  manors  ;,d  Milver: 

a  third  part  of  the  lordship  of  Bruggrwatrr.  O  d  the  ma 

Byslegh,  Bardslegh,  Lychelade,  Srjdyngton.  Mn 

Brymmesfeld,  co.  Gloucester.     PI.  and  their  heirs  to  hold  [c\ 

the  King  and  his  heirs],  and  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Thomas  de  Berkeley  to  hold  the 

manors  of  Cleeton,  Farlowe,  Clifton,   Dokdyngton  and   Fynmere  '[of  the  King 

and  his  heirs].     Cons.  loo.ooo/.     This  agreement  was  made  by  precept  of   the 

King. — Hereford,    Salop,    Stafford,    Worcester,    Buckin-  Berks. 

Essex,  Southampton,  Dorset,  Kent,  Somerset,  Gloucester. 

1416. 

41.     Hil.     Richard  de  Grey,  lord  of  Codnore.  John  son  of  Reginald  de  Grey, 
lord  of  Ruth,  '  chivaler,'  Walter  Hungerford,  •  chivaler. 
'  chivaler,'  William  Mountfort,  esquire,  John  In 

Warde.pl.  John  Typtot,  'chivaler,'  and  7V;/////v  his  wife,  def.  The  manors 
of  Wychebaud  and  Karkedon,  co.  Worcester,  Recheford  md  Bleth- 

evagh,  co.  Hereford,  and  Hobrygge  and  Wodham  Mortymer,  co.  Essex.  Def 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Warde.  Cons.  1,000  marks. — Worcester. 
Hereford,  lissex 


4  HENRY  Y. 


COUNTY    OF    ESSEX. 

41.  Trin.  John  Fray,  Richard  Osbarn,  Thomas  Lecche  and  John  Bokenell, 
pi.  John  Assewell  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  37  acres  of  land. 
2  acres  of  meadow  and  i  acre  of  pasture  in  Willynghale  Doo,  Willynghale 
Spayne,  Shelewe  Boweles  and  Shelewe  Joscelyn.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and 
the  heirs  of  John  Fray.  Cons.  40  marks. 

42.*  Eas.,  3  Henry  V.,  and  Eas  ,  4  Henry  V.  William  Caundyssh,  citizen 
and  mercer  of  London,  Robert  Caundyssh,  Richard  Waldegrave,  knight,  John 
Hals,  John  Dorward  the  elder,  William  Massy,  esquire,  John  B;iynard,  Thomas 
Lopham,  William  Swymborne,  John  Terel,  Thomas  Rolf,  William  1 
Robert  Clerk,  clerk,  Richard  Lokyer,  clerk,  John  Dorward  the  younger.  Geoffrey 
Swymborne,  William  Rokhood  and  William  Clopton,  pi.  Rose  late  the  wife  of 
Andrew  Caundyssh,  '  chivaler,'  def.  The  manor  of  Bourehall  I'l  and  the  heirs 
of  William  Caundyssh  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords  two  parts,  including  Ss.  rent 
with  the  homages  and  services  of  John  Hey  ward.  Joan  Iv 

James  Hoog,  John   Grey,   John  Thomas,  John  Olyver,  Th  Simon 

Derby,  Thomas  Gerveys,  John  Knyf,  Thomas  Clerk  and  John  Kelet  and  their 
heirs,  and  the  remainder  of  the  third  part,  which  William  Fynderneand  Alice  his 
wife  hold  for  her  life.  Cons.  100  marks. 

43.  Eas.     John   Bromhale   and    Isabel    his  wife,   pi.     John  de  Chambre  of 
Eppyng  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     A  moiety  of  i  messuage,  160  acres  of  land. 
7^  acres  of  meadow,  14  acres  of  pasture,  7  acres  of  wood  and  35.  lent  i: 
S'tanwey,  Great  Stanwey  and  Copworth.  which  William   Beauchamp  holds  for 
life      PI.  to  hold  the  remainder  for  their  lives  of  def.  ami  the  i 

rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  def.  and  the  heir- 
100  marks. 

44.  Eas.     ThomasLostofLondon.pl.     John   Lewyne  and   / 

def.     i  messuage  and  2  acres  of  land  in  Alvythele.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  ; 
his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 


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1415 

45.  Mich.     John  son  of  William  Dorward,  Robert  Neuport,  Clement  Spyce, 
Robert    Rykedon,    Roger   Spyce,    John   Grene   and   John    Mageour,   clerk,    pi. 
Nicholas  Talbot  and  Ismania  his  wife,  def.     20  messuages,  i  toft,  850  acres  of 
land.  46  acres  of  meadow,  80  acres  of  pasture,  50  acres  of  wood,  gl.  6s.  Sd.  rent, 
a  rent  of  3  capons,  2  grains  of  pepper  and  i  ploughshare,  and  a  moiety  of  i  mill 
in  Stebbyng  and  Great  Salyng.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Clement 
800  acres  of  land  and  43  acres  of  meadow  and  the  rest,  and  also  granted  to  them 
the  remainder  of  50  acres  of  land  and  3  acres  of  meadow,  which  John  Andre  holds 
for  life,  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  200  marks. 

46.  Mich.     John    Colman   of   Great    Halyngbury,  William   Toppyng,   John 
Cobbe  and  John  Canefeld,  pi.     John  Lokles  of  Great  Halyngbury  and  Beatrice 
his  wife.  def.     i  messuage  and  6  acres  of  land  in  Great  Halyngbury.     Def.  quit- 
claimed to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Colman.     Cons.  20  marks. 

47.  Trin.  and  Mich.     William  Edsale,  Thomas  Clerk  and  Robert  Portman, 
pi.     Thomas  Beaufitz  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Monehalle. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert.     Cons.  100  marks. 

48  Mich.  Peter  Payn,  chaplain,  John  Tumour  and  William  Payn,  pi. 
Edmund  Valence  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage,  49  acres  of  land  and 
6  acres  of  meadow  in  Claveryng.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Peter. 
Cons.  40  marks. 

49.  Mich.     John  Rede  of  Branketre,  pi.     William  Shiplake  and  Margaret  his 
wife,  def.     2  messuages  and  ^  acre  of  land  in  Branketre.     Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1417. 

50.  Hil.     John  Reynald,  pi.     Stephen  Parker  of  Eppynghethe  and  Joan  his 
wife,  def.    28  acres  of  land  and  2  acres  of  meadow  in  Stondon.    Def.  quitclaimed 
to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1416.  DIVERS  COUNTIES. 

43.  Eas.  James  Strangweys  and  Robert  Strangweys,  esquire,  pi.  Ralph, 
earl  of  Westmoreland,  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  The  manors  of  Elvyngton, 
Skyrtyngbek,  Yaresthorp,  Raskell.  Houke,  Scoreby,  Wylbyrfosse,  Standfordbrigg, 
Hundburton,  Knapton,  Ryse  in  Holdernesse,  Sutton  on  Derwent,  Shyrburn  in 
Herforth  Lyth  and  Appilton  in  Rydale,  200  messuages,  100  bovates  and  300 
acres  of  land,  100  acres  of  meadow,  100  acres  of  wood,  1,000  acres  of  pasture, 
40  acres  of  moor  and  loos,  rent  in  Wederby,  Teveryngton,  Ryton,  Setryngton, 
Thorlesthorp.  Thyrsk,  Houke,  Elvyngton,  Wylbyrfosse.  Standfordbrigg,  Catton, 
Bugthorp,  Birdale,  Corneburgh  and  Towethorp  on  \Vold,  a  sixth  part  of  a 
ferry  across  the  water  of  Usa,  a  weir  in  the  said  water,  and  the  advowsons  of 
the  churches  of  Ryse,  Welton.  Walkyngton  and  Elvyngton  and  of  a  chantry  in 
the  church  of  Appilton  in  Rydale,  co.  York,  and  the  manors  of  Claveryng  and 
Catmere  and  the  advowson  of  a  chantry  in  the  chapel  of  Claveryng.  co.  Essex. 
Def.  and  the  heirs  male  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  King  and  his  heirs  the 
manors  of  Claveryng,  Catmere  and  Raskell  and  the  advowson  of  the  chantry  of 
Claveryng,  and  of  the  chief  lords  the  other  manors  and  advowsons,  180  messuages, 
80  bovates  and  194  acres  of  land,  and  the  meadow,  wood,  pasture,  rent  and  weir, 
and  the  remainder  of  20  messuages,  20  bovates  and  106  acres  of  land  and  the 
moor  and  sixth  part,  which  Peter  de  la  Hay  holds  for  life  of  the  inheritance  of 
Robert  in  the  said  town  of  Houke,  with  remainder  to  the  right  heirs  of  the  earl. 
This  agreement,  so  far  as  concerns  the  manors  of  Claveryng,  etc.,  was  made  by 
precept  of  the  King.— York,  Essex. 

45.  Trin.  Robert  Neweton,  clerk,  pi.  John  Walden,  esquire,  and  Idonia 
his  wife.  def.  The  manors  of  Dedham  and  Bonhunt.  co.  Essex,  Grauncestre  and 
BertOO,  co.  Cambridge,  and  Penbrokes  and  Bruses,  co.  Middlesex.  Def.  to  hold 
for  their  lives  of  the  chief  lords,  with  remainder  to  William  Hnrleton,  abbot  of 
Waltham,  John  Shadworth,  Robert  Neuport,  Thomas  Charleton.  William  de 
Wakefeld.  John  Fray.  John  Gedeney,  Robert  Warner.  John  VVaryn  of  Walden, 
William  BriRht.  clerk,  Richard  Scott,  clerk,  Henry  Dalby,  clerk,  John  Teynton, 
clerk,  and  John  Neuport,  clerk,  and  the  heirs  of  John  Teynton. --Essex,  Cam- 
brulKe,  Middlesex. 


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1417.  COUNTY  OF  ESSEX 

51.  Mil.,  4  Henry  V  ,  and  Has.,  5  Henry  V.     John   Doreward  the  elder,  John 
Tyrell,  esquire,  John  Doreward  the  younger,  \\'illi;im   Iv  k.  and 
Lewis  Jon,  pi.     William  Coggeshale,  knight,  and   Williar 

manors   of   North   Bemflete,   Hakevvelle,    Pakelesham   and   Stnrnu-i  hall 
405.  rent   in   them),  100  acres  of  marsh  and  205.   rent  in   \V., 
advowsons  of   the  churches  of   North  Bemflete,   Hakewelle   and    Stun: 
William  Coggeshale  and  his  heirs  male  by  Margaret  his  late  Id  the 

same,  with  the  homages  and  services  of  John,  bishop  ii,  the  con: 

Hereford,   John    Doreward,    William    Totham.   Thomas   le    1  •;•  ichard 

Stanier,  William  Ferthyng,  John  Godeston.  Thomas  Blosun,  |t  i  ie  and 

John  Baude  and  their  heirs,  of  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Doreward  the  elder, 
rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Doreward  the 
elder. 

52.  Mich. ,4  Henry  V,  and  £as.,  5  Henry  V.     RichardBystonofDepeden.pl. 
Henry  Byston  of  Depeden  and  Isabel  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage.  25  acres  of  land 
and   i   acre  of  of  wood  in  Depeden.      Def.   quitclaimed  to  pi.   and   hU 
Cons.  20  marks. 

53.  Trin..  i  Henry  V.,  and  Eas.,  5  Henrys.     John  Euenot.  John  Heigham 
the  elder,  John  Ruddok,  John  Ardeleigh  and  John  Bedell  of  Southmenstre,  pi. 
William  Rumbold  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     i  toft  and  15  acres  of  land  in  Gold- 
hangre  and  Little  Totham,  which  Cristina  Gany  holds  for  life.     PI.  and  the 
heirs  of  John  Bedell  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks 

54.  Eas.     Lewisjohn.pl.     William  Martyn  and  Joan  his  wife,  def      12  acres 
of  land  in  Westhorndon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  iocs. 

55.  Trin.     Thomas  Byrle  of  West  Tylbure  and   Joan  hiswife.pl.     Thomas 
Bokeland  of  West  Tyllebur'  and  Alice,  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  50  acres  of 
land,  i  acre  of  meadow,  i  acre  of  reed  bed  (juitcarie),  50  acres  of  marsh,  jd.  rent 
and  a  moiety  of  i  toft  in  West  Tylbure.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Joan  to  hold  of 
the  chief  lords,  rendering  5  marks  yearly  to  def.  for  the  life  of  Alice,  viz.  16$.  Sd. 
at  Christmas.  Easter,  St.  John  Baptist  and  Michaelmas,  with  power  of  distraint. 
Cons.  40  marks. 

56.  Trin.     Thomas  Misterton,  esquire,  pi.     Henry  Shardelowe  and  Alice  his 
wife,  one  of  the  daughters  and  heirs  of  Nicholas  Dagworth,  esquire,  def.     The 
manor  of  Elmedon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons   100  marks. 

1418. 

57.  Mich,  and  Hil.     Thomas  Garton  of  Peturburgh,  pi.     Stephen  Redmere, 
citizen  and  mercer  of  London,  and  Katharine  his  wife,  def      The  manor  called 
Morelys  alias  Shardelowe  in  Gosfeld,  Halstede.  Hengham  Sebyleand  Mapestede. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 

1417. 

58.  Trin.  and  Mich.    Nicholas,  bishop  of  Bath  and  \Vells.  Hugh 

lord  of  Burgchier,  Hugh  Lutterell,  'chivaler,'  John  Pelham,  '  chivaler,'  William 
Kenolmerssh,  John  Leventhorp,  esquire,  John  Tirell,  esquire,  John  Barton  the 
younger,  Robert  Frampton  and  Henry  More,  clerk,  pi.  William  Burgchier. 
•chivaler,'  and  Anne  his  wife,  def.  The  manor  of  Westhnrrok,  except  the 
advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
Robert.  Cons.  100  marks. 

1418. 

59.  Hil.     Reginald  Malyns,  esquire,  and  Alice  his  wife.  pi.     John  Lambherd 
of  Chykewell  and  John  Pykeman  of  Lamburn  the  younger,  def.     The  manors  of 
Theydon  atte  Mounte  and  Hyllehalle  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  Ti 

attc  Mounte.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  of  the  chief  Ion: 
successive  remainders  to  the   heirs  of  the  body  of  Reginald  and   to  Edmund 
Hampden,  esquire,  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  100  marks. 


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1418. 

60.  Hil.  Lewisfohan.pl.  John  Gladewyne  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage 
and  18  acres  of  land  in  Westthorndon.  PI.  and  his  heirs  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

141?  DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

66.  Mich.  Joan  late  the  wife  of  William  de  BelloCampoof  Bergevenny,  knight, 
Philip  Morgan,  clerk,  John  Bath,  clerk,  Bartholomew  Brokesby,  esquire,  William 
Boteler  of  Yatton,  esquire,  Nicholas  Saucer,  esquire,  and  Richard  Pepur,  esquire, 
pi.  Hugh  Burnell  of  Holegote,  knight,  def.  The  manor  of  Great  Bradley  and 
the  advowson  of  the  church  of  that  manor,  co.  Suffolk,  gl.  rent  from  the  manor 
of  Craweley,  co.  Buckingham,  the  manor  of  Holand,  200  acres  of  land  in  Hatfeld 
Peverell  and  Borham,  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the  manor  of  Holand, 
co.  Essex,  the  manor  of  Haselbeche  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  the 
manor,  co.  Northampton,  and  the  manors  of  Wykeburnell,  Brightlehampton, 
Snodesbury,  Cowelesdon,  Broughton,  Haket  and  Russellyshall,  235.  2d.  rent  in 
Pershore  and  n  marks  rent  from  the  manor  of  Wolverdesley,  co.  "Worcester. 
Def.  acknowledged  the  same  to  be  the  right  of  Joan,  as  those  which  pi.  have  of 
his  gift,  and  for  this  pi.  granted  to  def.  those  in  the  counties  of  Essex,  North- 
ampton and  Worcester  to  hold  for  life  of  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Joan,  rendering 
i  rose,  etc  ,  and  after  his  decease  the  manor  of  Holand  and  the  advowson  of  the 
same  to  Elizabeth  late  the  wife  of  Edward  Burnell,  knight,  to  hold  for  life  if  she 
survive  def.,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Joan. — Suffolk,  Buckingham, 
Essex,  Northampton,  Worcester. 


6  HENRY  Y. 


1418  COUNTY   OF   ESSEX. 

61.  Eas.     John  Rede  of  Branketre,  John  Lee  of  Branketre,  John  Cooke  of 
Bokkyng  and  John  Heldere  of  Bokkyng,  pi.    Robert  Maas  of  Colchestre,  '  glover,' 
and   Margery  his    wife,   def.      i   messuage  and  10  acres  of  land  in    Branketre. 
PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Rede  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  10  marks. 

62.  Eas.     William  Scargyll  and  John  Whitby,  pi.     Thomas  Halman  of  West- 
ham  and  Ellen  his  wife,  def.     3  acres  of  land  in  Westham.     Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi.  and  the  heirs  of  William.     Cons.  loos. 

63.  Eas.     John    Hacheman   of   Wennyngton    and   Thomas  Clenehonde,   pi. 
John  Langley,  citizen  and  '  haburdasshere '  of  London,  and  Rose  his  wife,  def. 
i  messuage,  5  acres  of  land  and  10  acres  of  meadow  in  Alvele  and  Wenyngton. 
Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  20  marks. 

64.  Eas.,  5  Henry  V.,  and  Trin.,  6  Henry  V.   William  Germayn,  pi.  Geoffrey 
Kyng  and  Sibil  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  in  Fifhide.     Def.  to  hold  for  their  lives 
of  the  chief  lords,  with  successive  remainders  to  John  Kyng  their  elder  son, 
to  John  his  younger  brother,  to  Thomas  his  brother  and  to  Alice  his  sister  and 
the  heirs  of  their  bodies  and  to  the  right  heirs  of  Sibil. 

05.  Trin.  John  Everard  and  Walter  Aldeword,  pi.  John  Davy  and  Eleanor 
liis  wife,  def.  i  messuage  in  Plasshe.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
Walter.  Cons.  10  marks 

66.  Hil  ,  5  Henry  V.,  and  Trin.,  6  Henry  V.  Walter  Payn,  William  Fyne 
and  John  Smyth,  pi.  Richard  Auncell  and  Jnluiiui  his  wife,  def.  i  messuage, 
•i  shops  and  «  acres  of  land  in  Walden.  Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
William.  Cons.  n>  murks. 

67      Mich       (film    AI»or  and    John   his  son,   pi.     Waltei   H.ikoii  of  Berdefeld 
Salyng  and  Isabel  his  wife.  def.     i  messuage  and  16  acres  of  land  in  Berdefcld 
Salyng  and   Stebbyng.     Def.  quitclaimed    to  pi.  mid  the  heirs  of  John  Algor. 
-:o  marks. 


FEET    OF    KINKS    FOR    ESSEX.  >,, 

1418. 

68.  Mich.     JobnWatevyllofBumstedhelyon.pl.    John  Bernard  of  Thaxstede 

and  Agnes  his  wife,  def.     38  acres  of  land,  7  an  ,  acres  of  | 

and  i  acre  of  wood  in  Bumstedhelyon.     Def.  quitclaim*- 
Cons.  40  marks. 

69.  Mich.     John  Northwell,  citizen  and  goldsmith  of  London,  and  \Villijim 
Richeman,  '  shipman,'  pi.     Robert  Profot  of  London.  '  shipwry. 

his  wife  and  Richard   Whityng  of  London,   'harbour.'  and   Alice  \.. 
i  messuage,  24  acres  of  land.  3  acres  of  nit-;! 
quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Con- 
1419. 

70.  Hil.     Ralph  Deneys,  Lewis  Johan  and  John  Sonnepeny.    pi.     William 
Martyn  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     10  acres  of  land  in  Childen; 

claimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Ralph.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1418  DIVERS    COUNTIES. 

69.     Mich.,  5  Henry  V.,  and  Eas.,  6  Henry  V.     Thomas  Chaucer  and 
his  wife,  pi.     John  Arundell  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def      A  moiety  <  ; 
of  Stratford  and  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  that  manor,  co.  £ 
of  100  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow  and  425.  rent  in  Brome,  co.  Cambridge, 
a  moiety  of  100  acres  of  wood  in   Ewelme.   Swynecombe  and  Tuffeld 
moiety  of  the  advowson  of  the  church  of  Ewelme,  co.  Oxford,  a  moiety  of  the 
manor  of  Hattefeld  Peverell,  co.  Essex,  and  a  moiety  of  the  m,. 
ham,  co.  Southampton.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold  the  moieties  of 
the  manors  of  Stratford  and  Esteworldham  and  tenements,  the  advowson  and 
the  moiety  of  the  advowson  of  def.  and  the  heirs  of  Margaret,  rendering  8/.  135. 
4,d.  yearly,  in  moieties  at  the  Annunciation  and  Michaelmas,  and  doinu   to  the 
chief  lords  all  services,  and  also  the  remainder  of  the  moiety  of  the  manor  of 
Hattefeld  Peverell,  which  Ismania  late   the  wife  of  John   Burgherssh,   knight, 
holds   for  life;    with    reversion    to   def.   and   the  heirs   of  Margaret. — Suffolk, 
Cambridge,  Oxford,  Essex,  Southampton. 

73.  Eas.    and    Mich.      William    Kynwolmersshe,    clerk,    William    Sevenok, 
citizen  of  London,  John  Thorlethorp  of  the  county  of  Middlesex.  Thomas  Hunt 
of  Lyndeby,  co.  Nottingham,   Edmund  Walsyngham  of  the  county  of  Norfolk 
and  Alan  Humbreston  of  the  county  of  Lincoln,  clerk,  pi.     Thomas  Wykeham, 
'  chivaler,'  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Hershamhall  and  100  acres 
of  land,  60  acres  of  wood  and  6os.  rent  in  Earl's  Bumstede,  Bumstede  Helyon, 
Forthalle,  Bumstede  ad   Tiirrim,   Nosterfeld,  Kedyton,  Curmeshale.   Hokeham, 
Rede  and  Melford,  co   Essex,  30  acres  of  land,  2  acres  of  meadow,  60  acres  of 
pasture,  8  acres  of  wood,  465.  8d.  rent  and  a  rent  of  4  capons  in  Wytheresfeld 
and  Haverhill,  co.  Suffolk,  and  24  acres  of  land  and  200  acres  of  pasture  in 
Great  Caumpes  and  Sudycaumpes,  co.  Cambridge.     PI.  ami  the  heirs  of  Alan  to 
hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  the  homages  and  services  of  the  prior  of  Hatfeld 

Brodok,  Thomas,  earl  of  Stafford,  John  \Vynslowe.  William 

John  Meysaunt,  William  Langales,  Walter  Mustard,  John  Yong,  John  Maistre, 
Adam  Buk  of  Kedyton,  Robert  Bar     

Thomas  Thomson"  William  Blundell,  John  Chapman  of  Hemstede,  John  Haver, 

John  Spilman,  Walter  Cote,  Walter 

Chapman    of    Bumstede    ad   Turrhn,    John    Mortymer,    John    Bertelot,    Henry 
,   William   Wasshepoke,  Marion  de  Lee,   John  Rowe,   William   Erland, 

John John  . < 

Mortymer,    John    Mortymer,    John    Berde,    John    Hoverhall,    Agnes'   Bertelot, 
Margaret  Bertelot,    John  Adam,   John  Berde  of    Haverhill,  John  Toller,  John 
Payn,  Nicholas  Blundell,  Robert  Revell,  Sarah  Draper,  John  Thomessor. 
Kendale,  John  Derham,  William  Gyffard,  John  Mortymer.   Kichai 
Robert   Lanncely,  Wallter   Cowman,    John    Stubbyn-    John    1  .  illiam 

Parker  and  their  heirs.     Cons.  500  marks. — Essex,  Sutlulk.  Cainbi 

74.  Trin.  and  Mich.     Edmund  Smyth  of  Brydbrook,  pi.     John  Aspeloun  of 
Brydbrook  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  4  acre 

and  2  acres  of  pasture  in  Brydbrook.  co    Essex,  and  4  acres  of  land  and  :.  acre  of 
meadow  in  Stoke  by  Clare,  co.   Suffolk.     Def.  quitclaimed   topi   and  h: 
Cons.  20  marks.  -Essex,  Suffolk. 


270  FEET    OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

7    HENRY    Y. 


1419.  COUNTY   OF   ESSEX. 

71.  Trin.  and  Mich.     John   Loudham,   John  Wodehous,  John  Leventhorp, 
Henry  Mersshton,  clerk,  Robert  Thrysk,  clerk,  Nicholas  Dykson,  clerk,  and  John 
Marler,  pi.     John  Ewell  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Ewellehall. 
John  Loudham  acknowledged  the  manor  to  be  the  right  of  John  Ewell,  as  that 
which  def.  have  of  his  gift,  and  for  this  def.  granted  it  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
Henry  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 

72.  Mich.     Henry  Merston,  clerk,  John  Wodhous,  John  Leventhorp,  Robert 
Thrisk,  clerk,  Nicholas  Dikson,  clerk,  and  John  Marler,  pi.     John  Loudham  and 
Alice  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Ewelhall.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  Henry.     Cons.  100  marks. 

73.  Mich.     William   Hanewell,   citizen   and   grocer   of   London,    pi.      John 
Pouns  and  Margery  his  wife,  daughter  and  heir  of  John  Norman,  late  citizen  and 
goldsmith  of  London,  def.     i   messuage  and  20  acres   of  land    in    Shenefeld, 
Dodynghirst  and  Fyngeryth.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  30 
marks. 

1420. 

74.  Trin.   and   Hil.     Roger  Crome   the  younger,   John   Pygot  and   Richard 
Weltden,  pi.     Thomas  Pyke,  citizen  and  draper  of  London,  and  Richard  Clere, 
citizen  and  draper  of  London,  def.     i  messuage,   180  acres  of  land,  6  acres  of 
meadow,  3  acres  of  pasture,  345.  id.  rent  and  a  rent  of  i  ploughshare  in  Berkyng 
and  Dakenham.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Roger,  and  granted  to 
them  the  rents  with  the  homages  and  services  of  the  abbess  of  Berkyng  and  her 
successors  and   Alan    Everard,   Thomas   Lewer,    John    Mille,   John  Oughtred, 
William  Ravenyng,  John  Bussh,  William  Nattok,  Stephen  Alburgh,  Margaret 
Daunt,  Nicholas  Kene,  John  Malmayn,  Thomas  Jamville,  George  Belesby,  John 
Purlvaunt  the  younger  and  Alice  his  wife,  William  Freynssh  and  John  Jacob 
and  their  heirs,  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  200  marks. 

75.  Hil.      William    Reve,   pi.      William    Hilton   and   Joan   his    wife,    def. 

1  messuage  and  10  acres  of  land  in  Fyfyde.      Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his 
heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

1419. 

76.  Trin.,  6  Henry  V.,  and  Eas.,  7  Henry  V      William  Burghchier,  knight, 
John    Hotoft,    William    Flete,    Robert     Darcy   and    Roger    Crome,    pi       John 
Baryngton   and    Alice  his   wife,   def.      A    moiety   of   the   manor   of   Otes,    and 

2  messuages,  4  tofts,  660  acres  of  land,  226  acres  of  meadow,  24^  acres  of  pasture, 
42  acres  of  wood,  4/.  IDS,  n^.  rent  and  a  rent  of  lib.  of  pepper,  5  cloves  of  a 
gillyflower  and   i  rose  in   High   Laufare,  Little  Laufare,   Laufare  Maudeleyn, 
Macchyngge,  White  Rothyng,  Rothyng  Abbatisse,  Harlawe,  Aungre  at  the  Castle, 
High    Aungre,    Stanford   Rivers,    Bobyngeworthe,    Grenestede    and    Shelleigh. 

[unclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Robert.     Cons.  200  marks. 

77.  Eas.     John  de  Leventhorp,  John  Fray  and  Robert  Sothewell,  pi.     John 
Spynk,  chaplain,  def.     i    messuage,   220  acres  of  land,  100  acres  of  meadow, 
20  acres  of  pasture,  20  acres  of  wood,  245.  rent  and  a  moiety  of  i   messuage  in 
I^amburn.    Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John  de  Leventhorp.     Cons. 
200  marks. 

78.  Trin.,  3  Henry  V.,  and  Eas.,  7  Henry  V.     John  Roberd  of  Hyestiv  the 
i'l.    Henry  Dod  of  Hyestre  and /<)«;;  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage  and  7  acres 

of  land  in  Dymmowe.     Oef.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  his  heirs.     Cons.  20  marks. 

79.  Trin.     William  Ardale,  William  Bretoun  and  John  Joynour,  pi.     William 
Copto  and  Agnes  his  \vif<-  and  William  C'opto  their  son,  def/   i  toft  and  24  acres 
oi  land  in  Southwokyndon.     I'l.  and  the  heirs  of  William  Ardale  to  hold  of  the 
chief  lords.     Cons   10  marks. 


FEET   OF    FINES    FOR    ESSEX. 

1419. 

80.     Hi!.,  5  Henry  V.,  and  Trin.,  7  Henry  V.     Thomas  Ru  :  .  , 

Richard  Gosselyn,  citizen  and  '  iremonger '  of  Loud  clerk, 

William  Chalk,  Thomas  Prentys  of  Chelmesford,  Ti:  ••Imes- 

ford  and  William  Saveryn  ofWritle.pl.     Thc.r- 
i  messuage  and  i  garden  in  Chelmesford.     Def.  quit- 
of  Thomas  Kuddok.     Cons.  20  marks. 


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1420. 


COUNTY  OF  ESSEX. 


81.  Mich.    Nicholas  Caltecote,  Edward  Wotton  and  John  Nethewey,  chaplain, 
pi.     Walter  de  la  Pole,   knight,  and   Elizabeth   his   wife.   def.     The  ma 
Alvithelegh,  i  messuage  and  i  carucate  of  land  in  Horndon,  and  the  advowson 
of  the  free  chapel  of  St.  Anne  of  the  manor.     Def.  to  hold  for  then 

and  the  heirs  of  John,  rendering  i  rose,  etc.,  with  re  pi.  and  the  heirs 

of  John. 

82.  Mich.      Nicholas   Wylkes  of  Crishale  and   Joan    his  wife,    pi.       John  ' 
Basset  of  Mysedon,  co.  Hertford,  and  Felicia  his  wife,  def.     i  messuage,  120  acres 
of  land  and  |  acre  of  wood  in  Crishale  and   Heyden.     Def    quitclaimed  from 
themselves  and  the  heirs  of  Felicia  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Nicholas,  and  granted 
for  themselves  and  the  heirs  of  John  that  they  will  warrant  against  all  men. 
Cons.  20  marks. 

83 4  Henry  V.,  and  Mich.,  8  Henry  V.     John  Thoralby,  clerk, 

William  Warde,  clerk,  Solomon  Fresthorp,  Nicholas  Dixon,  Robert  Writle  and 
Richard  Tyrell,  pi.  Thomas  Corbet,  esquire,  def.  3  messuages,  300  acres  of  land, 
20  acres  of  meadow,  30  acres  of  pasture,  2  acres  of  wood  and  75.  3</.  rent  in 
Bolyngworth,  Welde,  Morton,  Laufare  Magdaleyn,  High  Aungr*-.  Fifhid  and 
Northweld  Basset,  which  Agnes  late  the  wife  of  John  Corbet,  esquire,  holds  for 
life.  PI  and  the  heirs  of  Richard  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.  Cons. 
100  marks. 

84.     Trin.,  6  Henry  V.,  and  Mich.,  8  Henry  V.     Gerard  Brayebrok,  knight, 
Robert  Darcy,  Robert  Rygdon,  Nicholas  Berners,  John  Bale,  clerk,  and  Robert 
de  le  Rokell  and  Margaret  his  wife,  pi.  by  William  Waldeyne.     Then 
Dunton,  co.  Bedford,  esquire,  def.    The  manor  of  Wygepet.    Def.  quitclaimed  to 
pi   and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  100  marks. 

85  Mich.  William  Aylemere,  esquire,  Robert  Porter  of  Thakestrde  and 
William  Gull,  pi.  Henry  Brenge  of  London,  '  ffysshemonger,'  and  Mji^jttt  his 
wife,  def.  i  messuage,  105  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow.  9  a  >d  and 

45  rent  in  Great  Berdefeld  and  Little  Berdefeld.  Def  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  William  Gull.  Cons.  100  marks. 

1421. 

86.  Hil.     Thomas  Dene,  chaplain,  John  Skilhode,  chaplain.  John   1 
Walden  and  William  Orgor,  pi.     Thomas  Whitton  of  the  town  . 

Douse  his  wife  and  Thomas  More  of  Walden  ami  Ai-ice  his  wife.  def.     Tu 
of   i  messuage    in    Walden.     Def.    quitclaimed    to    pi.    ami    ti: 
Skilhode.     Cons.  10  marks. 

1420. 

87.  Mich.       Thomas    Bardolf,    Richard    Lamberd    and    John    Si 
Thomas    Redyng   and  Ellen   his   wife,  def.     27  acres  of  land.  ood  of 
meadow,  3  acres  of  pasture.  3  acres  of  wood  and  a  iiu 

Perendon.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  John.     Cons.  20  marks. 


When  first  mentioned  he  is  called  Nicholas. 


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FBET   OF    FINES     FOR    ESSEX. 


1420. 

88.  Eas.  Walter  Gerard,  John  Wortham,  Thomas  Camper,  William  Norton, 
John  Baker  of  Westhanleld,  John  Joynaur  of  Southhanfeld,  John  Kent  of  West- 
hanfeld.  John  Lynford  and  Laurence  atte  Felde,  pi.  John  Cotteswold  the 
younger  and  Agnes  his  wife,  def  i  messuage,  14  acres  of  land  and  i  rood  of 
meadow  in  Runwell.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Walter  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. 
Cons  20  marks. 

89  Trin.     John  Howard,  knight,  Gerard  Braybrook,  knight,  John  Bale,  clerk, 
Robert  Uarcy,  Robert  Rikedon,  John  Gower,  parson  ot  Southcherche,  Nicholas 
Berneres  and'  John  Bernard  of  Great  Waltham,  pi.     Robert  de  la  Rokele  of  the 
county  of  Essex,  esquire,  and  Margaret  his  wife,  def.    The  manor  of  Wygepet  and 
2  messuages,  600  acres  of  land,  20  acres  of  meadow,  44  acres  of  pasture,  20  acres 
of  wood  and  125.  rent  in  Elmedon,  Wendene  Lout,  Arkesden  and  Wygepet.    Def. 

? unclaimed  from  themselves  and  the  heirs  of  Margaret  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of 
lobert  Rikedon,  and  granted  for  themselves  and  the  heirs  of  Robert  that  they 
will  warrant  against  all  men.     Cons.  200  marks. 

90  Hil.,  5  Henry  V.,  and  Trin.,  8  Henry  V.    John  Tyrell,  John  Cornewaleys, 
Lewis  Johan,   Edmund  Trumpour,  clerk,   and   John    Fray,    pi.     William    Fitz 
William,  def.     A  moiety  of  the  manor  of   Brounfordes,  which  John    Fordham 
holds  for  life.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  John  Fray  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief 
lords      Cons.  100  marks. 

91.  Eas.,  7  Henry  V.,  and  Trin.,  8  Henry  V.  John  Symond,  apprentice  of 
the  law,  William  Giffard  of  Haverhill,  and  John  Tomesson,  pi.  Ralph  Bussh, 
esquire,  and  Eleanor  his  wife.  def.  The  manor  of  Gernons  in  Bumpsted  ad 
Tin  i  int.  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  including  a  rent 
of  75  6d.  with  the  homage  and  services  of  Thomas  Bendyssh  and  his  heirs. 
Cons.  100  marks 

DIVERS   COUNTIES 

90.  Eas.,  7  Henry  V.,  and  Eas.,  8  Henry  V.  Roger  Crome  the  younger, 
John  Pygot,  John  Threske,  chaplain,  and  Richard  Weltden,  pi.  Thomas  Gray, 
citizen  and  grocer  of  London,  and  Maud  his  wife,  def.  5  messuages,  240  acres 
of  land,  20  acres  of  meadow,  20  acres  of  pasture  and  6s.  8d.  rent  in  Enefeld,  co. 
Middlesex,  and  3^  acres  of  meadow  in  Sywardeston  in  the  parish  of  Waltham, 
co.  Essex  PI.  and  the  heirs  of  Roger  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords,  with  the 
homages  and  services  of  Thomas,  abbot  of  Thorney,  and  his  successors,  and  John 
Somerhey  of  London,  '  skynner,'  John  Westbery,  William  Westbery  and  Richard 
Hertilpole  and  their  heirs.  Cons.  200  marks. — Middlesex,  Essex. 


9  HENRY  V. 


1421  COUNTY  OF  ESSEX. 

92.  Hil.,  i  Henry  IV.,  and  Mich.,  9  Henry  V.     Thomas  Coggeshale,   Robert 
Rokell,  William  Hanyngfeld,  William  Totham,  John  Snokeshill,  William  Hale, 
parson  of  Southshobery,   and  John  Anderkyn  of   Hokle,    pi.     John    Snarry   of 
Hokle,  def.     i  messuage,  100  acres  of  land,  7  acres  of  wood,  58  acres  of  marsh 
and  75.  yl.  rent  in  Assyndon,  Reylegh  and  Southfambregge,    which    Nicholas 
Clement  holds  for  life  by  the  law  of  England.     PI.  and  the  heirs  of  William 
Totham  to  hold  the  remainder  of  the  chief  lords.     Cons.  100  marks. 

93.  Mich.,  8  Henry  V.,  and  Mich  ,  9  Henry  V.     Guy  Hyde,  pi.     Geoffrey 
(  olvyle  of  Chelmesford,  Thomas  Gy.ssyng  and  Joan  his  wife,  clef.     A  fourth  part 
nl  the  manor  of  Lydeles.     Joan  to 'hold  tor  life  of  pi.  and  his  heirs,  rendering 
i  rose  etc.,  with  reversion  to  pi.  and  his  heirs. 

94.  Trin.  and  Mich      Nicholas  Thorley,  esquire,  Simon  Archer  and  William 

|il       John  Osbarn  and  /CM//  his  wife,  def.      19  acres  3  roods  of  land,  i  ;u  re 
of  meadow,  2  acres  of  pasture,  25.  8\d.  rent  and  a  moiety  of  i  messuage 

and  i  garden  in  liarlawe.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  he'irs  of  Nicholas. 

Cons.  40  marks. 


FEET  OF  FINES  FOR   ESSEX. 


PREFACE. 


THE  documents  summarized   in   this   volume   belong   to   tin 
triplicate  records  called  'Final  Concords',  otherwise-  known 
Their  form  remained  unchanged  from   1195   until    1833,  though   the 
legal  procedure  concerning  them  did  not  continue  stationary.     Afford- 
ing  as    they    do    'the    best    illustrations    that    we    have    of    medieval 
conveyancing',  they  are  of  considerable  interest  to  student  «»l  l-n<Ji>h 
legal  history;   but  this  aspect  was  dealt  with   at  some   length 
forty  years  ago,  in  the  preface  to  the  first  volume  of  these  afatl 
Moreover,  since  its  publication  further  intensive  study  has  been  dt 
to  the  subject,  and  reference  may  also  be  made  to  two  reeent  volumes, 
namely,  Feet  of  Fines,  Edward  I  and  Edward  II,  edited  by  K.  H.  1'u-Ji 
(Wiltshire  Archaeological  Society,   1939);   and  Sum  \  Fat  »\  Him*. 
1509-1558,  edited  by  C.  A.  F.  Meekings  (Surrey  Record  Socieu.  IW.i. 
The  first  has  a  good  account  of  the  uses  of  Fines;  the  second  <ji\ev  .1 
full  description  of  the  procedure  of  the  Tudor  period,  which  is  not 
quite  the  same  as  the  procedure  of  an  earlier  date,  though  the  greater 
part   of   it   applies,    and    a   careful    reading   will    show    main    of    ihe 
differences.     One  of  the  differences  is  the  proclamation  of   Kiiu>  in 
succeeding  terms:    it  was  not  the  practice  of  our  period,   bein>_ 
ordered  by  statute  1  Richard  III,  cap.  7;  this  proved  ineffective  and 
the  practice  actually  began  in  consequence  of  another  act.  4  Hem\  VI 1. 
cap.  24. 

It  will  therefore  be  sufficient  to  give  here  a  brief  and  general 
account  of  Fines.  At  first  they  were  related  to  real  litigation,  but 
after  the  fourteenth  century  they  recorded  fictitious  suits  brought  to 
the  Court  of  Common  Pleas.  The  parties  concerned  were  caMed 
plaintiff  and  deforciant,  plaintiff  and  irnpedient.  or  demandant  and 
tenant,  according  to  the  nature  of  the  plea;  ami  '  an  agreement  was 
made  for  a  consideration,  and  (towards  the  end  of  the  fifteenth  centun 
onwards)  publicly  proclaimed  in  succeeding  terms  '.  This  agreement 
was  engrossed  in  the  form  of  an  indenture  of  three  parts  i  see  frontis- 
piece to  vol.  I);  two  of  which  were  delivered  to  the  two  parties  in  Ju- 
suit  respectively,  while  the  third  part  or  foot  of  the  document,  which 
was  cut  off  in  an  indented  line  (hence  the  term  '  indenture 
tally  with  its  counterparts,  was  kept  by  the  Court.  '  The  effect  v 
give  the  most  perfect  title  possible  '. 


VJ  PREFACE. 

A  facsimile  of  Fine  312,  on  page  64,  is  given  as  a  frontispiece.  It 
has  been  chosen  because  it  concerns  one  of  the  chief  holders  of  lands 
in  the  county  and  also  shows  a  Fine  dealing  with  several  counties. 

Fortunately,  these  Feet  of  Fines  have  been  preserved  in  unbroken 
succession,  and  in  consequence  they  are  one  of  the  chief  sources  of 
manorial  and  local  history.  Not  only  do  they  provide  information 
concerning  particular  families  and  estates  not  to  be  found  elsewhere, 
but  they  also  contribute  occasionally  towards  the  ecclesiastical  annals 
of  a  parish  by  supplying,  for  instance,  the  names  of  owners  of  the 
advowson  and  of  unrecorded  incumbents.  It  is  obvious,  therefore, 
that  an  elaborate  and  accurate  index  to  a  work  of  this  kind  is  of  the 
utmost  importance  to  the  student,  and  it  is  a  cause  for  keen  satisfaction 
that  a  task  extending  over  ten  years  has  at  length  been  well  and  truly 
performed.  Although  the  provision  of  an  index  was  my  responsibility, 
my  share  in  it  has  been  confined  to  securing  the  services  of  experts 
willing  to  undertake  so  laborious  a  piece  of  work,  and  to  printing 
arrangements  and  so  forth. 

But  with  the  completion  of  the  volume  a  comprehensive  tribute 
must  be  paid  to  the  three  scholars  who  have  made  its  production 
possible.  The  Fines  have  been  printed  from  abstracts  prepared  by 
the  late  Mr.  Robert  Copp  Fowler,  O.B.E.,  B.A.,  F.S.A.,  who  with 
characteristic  zeal  left  in  manuscript  (about  3,000  quarto  pages) 
abstracts  of  Essex  Fines  ranging  from  1327  to  1574,  ready  for 
publication.  Mr.  Fowler  also  read  through  the  proofs  of  each  part 
as  it  appeared  and  checked  them  with  the  original  documents.  On 
his  death  in  1929,  the  late  Mr.  Sidney  Charles  Ratcliff,  I.S.O.,  M.A., 
who  succeeded  Mr.  Fowler  as  a  senior  Assistant  Keeper  of  the  Public 
Records,  and  shared  his  interest  and  wishes  regarding  Essex  Fines, 
undertook  the  exacting  task  of  collation.  All  the  eight  parts  previously 
issued  of  the  present  volume  passed  through  his  hands — the  last  in 
1937,  when  the  question  of  the  Index  had  to  be  considered.  It 
was  computed  that  it  would  entail  the  writing  of  something  like  27,000 
slips,  a  formidable  task  which  Mr.  Ratcliff  felt  unable  to  enter  upon. 
He  offered  to  act  as  supervisor,  however,  and  it  was  agreed  that  a 
professional  archivist  should  be  employed  to  write  the  slips.  This 
work  was  completed  early  in  1939,  at  a  cost  of  £26:  17:  6.  The  slips, 
'"L'rtlier  with  Mr.  Fowler's  abstracts,  remained  in  the  custody  of 
Mr.  Ratcliff,  and  were  for  a  time  kept  at  the  Public  Record  Office. 

Alter  the  outbreak  of  war  in  1939,  and  owing  to  imminent  danger 
I  mm  bombing  in  the  London  area,  Mr.  Ratcliff  removed  from  Dulwich 
to  Torquay,  taking  with  him,  for  purposes  of  safety,  all  the  manuscript 
material  relating  to  the  Fines.  But,  as  it  happened,  Torquay  was  not 
exempt  from  enemy  action,  though  luckily  the  manuscripts  were  un- 
damaged; and  after  another  removal  at  the  conclusion  of  hostilities, 
when  he  went  to  reside  at  Chichester,  he  sent  the  abstracts  to  me, 


1M<!  -I  \ii 

In  view  of  the  unusual  conditions,  ami  tin-  clillicultics  that  1. 
he  surmounted,  work  on  the  Index,  .is  might  he  expected,  had  nude 
little  progress.  But  Mr.  RatclifFs  help.  imparted  witli  a  kii. 
that  never  failed,  could  always  IK-  irlu-d  upon,  ami  this  U-d 
friendship  that  was  highly  prized.  In  the  siimim-i  of  l'M7.  tip 
before  his  lamented  death,  I  received  a  touching  and  pn 
invitation  to  visit  him  at  Chichester,  and  the  delightful  nt  in 

his  company  will  live  in  my  memory.  He  was  then,  alas.  MI): 
from  eye  trouble,  and  it  was  evident  that  he  could  not  proceed  with 
the  Index.  The  matter,  however,  was  uppermost  in  hi*,  thoughts,  and 
it  was  a  relief  to  him  to  be  able  to  announce  that  Mr.  A.  (  .  V 
M.C.,  M.A.,  his  former  colleague  at  the  Public  Record  (  Mlicc.  had 
generously  consented  to  act  in  his  stead.  Warm  thanks  arc  due  to 
Mr.  Wood  for  the  care  he  has  bestowed  upon  the  Index,  a  labour  of 
love  for  which  generations  of  students  will  be  grateful;  and  I  hope  he 
will  allow  me  to  acknowledge  the  very  special  debt  that  is  owin<:  to 
him.  It  is  certainly  fitting  that  he  should  as  it  were  put  the  finishing 
touches  to  the  work  of  his  two  predecessors  and  to  a  volume  which 
forms  their  memorial. 

G.   M()\i.\(,(     BBNTON, 

Kingsland,  Hon.  Sec.  A.'wr.v  Archaeological  .S'"< 

Fingringhoe. 

October,  1949. 

CORRIGENDA. 

p.  2,  1.    13   from  foot.     For  acre  read  rose. 

p.   16,  1.  4.     For  Stephen  read  Simon. 

p.  28,  1.  4.     For  Alneton  read  Alveton. 

p.  41,  1.   20.     For  Gramshale  read  (Jravishale. 

p.  52,  middle  of  page.     For  DIVERS  COIMII:.-  read  coi  NM   <n    i  ->i  \. 

)).  54,  1.  28.     For  Thomae  read  Thomas. 

p.  94,  1.  3.     For  Ale,  read  Ale-. 

p.   115,  1.  2.     For  Mand  read  Maud. 

p.   126,  1.  22  from  foot.     Delete  comma  after  Middelton. 

p.   151,  1.  23.     For  aud  read  and. 

p.  208,  1.    16  from  foot.     For  fishmonger   read  fishmonger. 

p.  223,  heading.     For  1935  read  13n5. 

p.  268,  1.   14.     Delete  comma  after  Broughton. 


Two  Fines  in  the  volume,  referring  to  other  counties,  ha\e  been 
in   the   Essex  files  by  mistake:    no.    1001    on   p.    104   should   hi-   in    Norfolk; 
and  no.   1428  on  p.   143,  in  Yorkshire. 


ADDENDUM. 

The  following  Note  appears  to  have  been  engrossed,  hut  ti  •  ndmu 

Foot  is  now  missing :  — 
1364.  38   EDWARD    III. 

Mich.    Richard  atte  Grove  of  Manvtre,  pi.    Richard  atu-  Thorne  and 
his  wife,  def.    12  acres  of  land  in  Mc-stck-vc-.    PI.  and  his  lu-.rs  to  1 
chief  lords.    Cons.    10  marks. 


1421. 


95-     Mich.     Richard  atte   Hill,   pi.       John    1  wife.  dcf. 

i  messuage  and  8  acres  of  land  in  TakH-  jiiitclaime>: 

heirs.     Cons.  20  marks 

1422. 

96.  Ilil.      Andruw   Hullok,  Kicha;  ,e  an(J 
William  Alvowe.  pi.      John    BenMd   ot    Wvnkefeld  and                               -.   dcf. 
i  messuage  and  20  acres  of  land  in  !.«•«•  h       i'i    and  the  h<  ,  hold 
of  the  chief  lords.     Cons   20  marks. 

1421. 

97.  Mich..  8  Henry  V .,  and  Has  .  «,  llrnry  \'.      K'icha:  son  of 
John  Algor  of  Bardeffeld,  John  Gani-                             .  <>r  and  William 

by    William   Waldenne.     Robert    Stacr    ol  •-.  def. 

i  messuage,  80  acres  of  land,  3  acres  of  meadow,  3  acres  of  pasture  and  3$.  qd. 
tent  in  Felstede.     Def  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the  heirs  of  Ki< 
marks. 


10   HENRY   Y. 


1422§  COUNTY   OF   ESSEX. 

98.  Trin.     John  Grene  and  William  Okham,  clerk,  pi.      Richard  Perye  of 
Widyngton  and  Joan  his  wife,  def.    26  acres  of  land,  i  acre  of  meadow,  5  acres  of 
pasture  and  3  acres  of  wood  in   Widyngton.     Def.  quitclaimed  to  pi.  and  the 
heirs  of  William.     Cons.  20  marks. 

99.  Eas.  and  Trin.     John   Bonke,  clerk,  and  William  Bennehury,  pi.     John 
Hokkeley  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     The  manor  of  Shyrynges  and  162  a< 
land,  14  acres  of  meadow,  6  acres  of  pasture   4  acres  of  wood  and  385   rent  in 
Tackeley  and  Brokesheved.     PI   and  the  heirs  of  William  to  hold  of  the  chief 
lords.     Cons.  300  marks. 

DIVERS   COUNTIES. 

in.  Trin.,  9  Henry  V.,  and  Trin  ,  10  Henry  V.  John  Hals  and  William 
Trethek,  pi  John  Trethek,  esquire,  and  Joan  his  wife.  def.  The  manors  of 
Wryngton,  Whateley,  Cosyngton,  Ford,  Middelsowey  and  c'heslade  and 
5  messuages  and  i  carucate  and  145  acres  of  land  in  Blakeford.  Kstbrent, 
Bryggewater,  Hunspell,  Merke,  Pennard,  Glaston.  Wellavyngton,  Chelton  and 
Bdyngton,  co.  Somerset,  and  the  manor  of  Blakehall.  co.  Essex  Def  and  the 
heirs  of  Joan  to  hold  of  the  chief  lords. — Somerset,  Essex. 

113.     Trin.      Robert    Darcy    and    Robert    Wrytele.    pi.      Richan: 
Elizabeth  his  wife,  def.     A  third  part  of  the  manors  of  Bacons,  Alfn- 
Great   Dunmowe  and  Pakenhohalle  and  the  advowson  of  the  chapel  or  }  i 
in  the  church  of  Danesey,  co.  Essex,  and  a  third  part  of  the  m.r 
and  Westtoftes,  co.  Norfolk.     Def.  and  the  heirs  of  their  bodies  to  hold 
chief  lords  the  third  part  of  the  manor  of  Pakenhohalle,  and  also  the  remainder 
of  the  advowson   and   other   third   parts,   which   Isabel   late   the  wife  ot 
Durward  holds  for  life  ;   with  remainder  to  John  Wilberl'osse,  vicar  of  Cla\  • 
William  Garton,  parson  of  Woketon,  William    Blount.  parxnn  < 
William  Horde,  chaplain,  and  their  heirs       Kssex.  Norfolk. 


GENERAL    INDEX. 


Abbedele.     See  Abberley. 

Abberbury,  Alice  wife  of  John,  240. 

— ,  John,  240. 

Abberley  (Abbedele),  co.  Worcester, 
manor,  132. 

Abberton  (Aburton,  Adburghton  Ad- 
burton),  39,  83,  126,  224. 

— ,  rector  of.     See  Hoddesford    W 

— ,  John   Clerk   of,    151. 

Abbryghton  (Albryghton),  Roger,  200, 
230. 

Abbyngton,  Thomas  de,  rector  of 
Great  Sutton,  3. 

Abel,  John,   165. 

—  John,   of  Witham,   258. 

—  Lucy  wife  of  Robert,   143. 

—  Margery   wife   of   John,    258. 

—  Maud  wife  of  John,   165. 

—  Richard,  58. 

—  Robert,  of  Sudbury,   143. 
Aberedw    (Abredough)    [co.     Radnor], 

manor,    132. 
Abergavenny   (Bergevenny)    [co.   Mon- 

mouth],   Joan   late   wife   of   William 

Beauchamp  of,  264,  268. 
Aberton,  Margaret  wife  of  Thomas  de, 

109. 

— ,  Thomas    de,    109. 
Abington,     Great     (Abitone,     Abyton), 

co.    Cambridge,   manor,    15,   40,    64. 
Abington    (Abyton),    Little,    co.    Cam- 
bridge, John   Bretoun  of,    19. 
Ab  Kettleby  (Abkettilby),  co.  Leicester, 

221. 

Abraham,  Agnes  wife  of  John,   126. 
— ,   Cristina   wife    of   Richard,    171. 
— ,   John,  of  London,    126. 
— ,  Richard,    171. 
Abredough.     See  Aberedw. 
Abridge  (Affebregge)   [in  Larnbourne], 

John  le  Wryghte  of,    100. 
Aburton.     See  Abberton. 
Abyndon,        Margery       daughter       of 

Stephen   de,   9. 

— ,  Stephen  son  of  Simon  de,  26. 
— ,  Thomas  de,    1 14. 
Abyton.     See  Abington. 
Abyton,  John  de,   rector  of  St.   Peter, 

Duxford,    50,   52. 
— ,  Richard    de,    rector    of    Pebmarsh, 

102. 

Ace,  Joan  wife  of  Robert,  88. 
— ,  Robert,   of   Rainham,   88. 
Achirche.     See   Thorpe  Achurch. 
Aeon,   Edmund   de,  clerk,   5    bis. 
Acton    (Aketon),    co.     Suffolk,    manor 

198. 


Adam,    Ad 

.    Alar    \\it,.    ot     A<l;m, 

.  Geoffi 

,   John,    221, 

,    John     ll 

held.    H)n. 

.   William,    !«/_>. 

,    \Vi!li;,m,    of    Hradtk-kl.     I'M. 

Adburghton.     S 

Adburghton,  John  son  .,t  Thorn 

83. 

,    K.ath;mm-  uile  ,,1    Thomas  de  39, 

83. 

— ,   Thomas   ilt- 
Adburton.     S((    Ahbcrton. 
Adderley       (Aderdclcye).       CO, 

manor,    101. 

Addington    (Adyntun).  .     ,:      15h. 

Ade,  John,    133. 
— ,  Lora,   \\-ife   of  John,    133. 
Aderdeleye.     See  Add( 
Adkyn,  John,  255. 
Adynton.     Sec  Addington. 
Affebregge.     See   Ah; 
Aghton,    Nicholas,    of    London, 

fishmonger,  243. 
— ,   William,     rector    of    St.     IV 

Cornhill,  London,  238. 
Aillesthorp.     See  Elsthnrpe. 
Ailly.      Sec   Alev. 

AiKvyne,   Agnes   wife   of   John,   26. 
— ,  John,  26. 
Aimes  Green  (Amesgrene)  [in  Walth.un 

Holy    Cross],    142. 

Ajsholt   (Esseholt),   co.    Somerset,    126. 
Aketon.     See  Acton. 
Alapert,   John,   262. 
— ,  William,    of    Cou'L-eshall,    188. 
Alard,  Henry,  of  Stehbini:. 
Alayn.     See  Aleyn. 

Albon,  Agnes,  of  Sawhridgeworth.  221. 
Albryghton.      See  Abbryghton. 
Alburgh,   Stephen,  270. 
|Albury   (Aldehury),   i'<>.    Hertford. 
jAlbyn    (Albync),    J».m    \\ifc    of    John. 

157. 

,    John,   of   \Vrittk-,    157, 
— ,  Roger,   168. 
— ,   William.    133. 

|Alcester  (Alk-cstre).  i-o.   Warwick.    \12. 
Aldebury.     Sff   Albury. 
Aldebury    (AUk-bory).    Robert.    258. 
— ,  Thomas,    clerk. 

,    Walter   de.    clerk.    120. 
Aldelose.     See  Aldul 
Alderheth.     See  Aldrtth. 
AKlerton,    co.    Northampton.    186. 


276 


INDEX. 


•Mdi-rton  [co.  Suffolk],  rector  of.     See 

IN  shale,  J.  de. 
Aldeword,  Walter,  268. 
Aldglose   (Aldelose)    [in    Hastingleigh], 

co.  Kent,  225. 
Aldham,  2,  17,  58,  64-5,  107,  113  bis, 

150,   188;  manor,  9,  233. 
—    rector  of.     See  Whathamstede,  R. 
de. 

-    see  also  Atte  Hoo,  H.;  Pake,  T.; 
Pve,   T. 
Aldham  (Audham),  co.  Suffolk,  manor, 

15.  40. 

Aldham,  Agnes  wife  of  John  de,  64. 
Agnes  wife  of  Richard  de,  94  bis. 
Alexander  de,  24,  32. 
Henry   de,   attorney,    14. 
Joan  wife  of  Alexander  de,  24,  32. 
John   son   of   Alexander   de,   32. 
John  son  of  Thomas  de,  of  Wis- 
sington,   64. 

Richard  de,   81,  94  bis. 
Richard  son  of  Alexander  de,   32. 
Aldholt.     See  Birch  Holt. 
Aldingham     (Aldyngham)     [co.     Lan- 
caster],   John    de    Haveryngton    of, 
126. 

Aldon,   Thomas   de,   30. 
Aldreth    (Alderheth)    [in    Haddenham, 
co.  Cambridge],  John  Prestessone  of, 
114. 

Aldthorne.     See  Althorne. 
Aldwyncle,   John,   attorney,   224. 
Aldyngham.     See  Aldingham. 
Alefondere,    Joan    wife    of   John,    194, 

208. 

— ,  John,  of  Maldon,    194,  208.      • 
Alein.     See  Aleyn. 
Aleman  (Alman)  Alice  wife  of  Walter, 

234. 
— ,  Andrew,   of   Great   Bardfield,    163, 

184,   197. 
-   ,   Katharine  wife  of  Andrew,   197. 

,   Walter,   234. 
AU-slord.     See  Alresford. 
Alethorne.     See  Althorne. 
Aley    (Ailly)    [in    Over    Stowey],    co. 

Somerset,    126. 

Aleyn   (Alayn,   Alein),   Agnes   wife   of 
John,  215. 
Charles,  clerk,   255. 
Joan   wife  of  Richard,  61. 
John,  227,  249. 
John,  of   Boxford,  238. 
John,   of   Hradfield,    134. 
John,  of  Finchingfidd,  rook,  215. 
John,  of   Hoddrsdon,   54. 
I.IHV  wife  of  William,    116. 
Margery,   176. 


Aleyn  (Alayn,  Alein),  Margery  wife  of 
William,  236. 

—  Richard,  61 

—  Roger,  of  Sible  Hedingham,  41. 

—  Thomas,    citizen     and    mercer    of 
London,  250. 

—  Thomas,  of  Thaxted,  224,  229. 

—  William,  138. 

—  William,  of  Boxworth,  256. 

—  William  of  Sible  Hedingham,  236. 

—  William,  of  Terling,   116. 
Alfamestone.     See  Alphamstone. 
Alfedele.     See  Aveley. 

Alfeton,  Avice  wife  of  John  de,  76. 

— ,  John  de,  76. 

Alffeton.      See   Alpheton. 

Alfhameston,  Alfhampston.  See  Al- 
phamstone. 

Alfred  (Alfrede),  Peter  son  of  Roger, 
6,  7. 

— ,  Richard,  259. 

Alfrestonhalle.     See  Bigods. 

Alfrych,  Margaret  wife  of  William,  69, 

— ,  William,   of   Shenfield,   69. 

Alger.     See  Algor. 

Algerkirke,  Alan  de,    117. 

Algood,   Alice  wife   of   Nicholas,    196, 

— ,  Nicholas,    196. 

Algor  (Alger),  Agnes  wife  of  Henry, 
134. 

—  Henry,  126,  134. 

—  James,   of  Great  Waltham,   74. 

—  Joan  wife  of  John,  255. 

—  John,  245,  255,  268. 

—  John  son  of  John,  of  Bardfield,  273. 

—  John  son  of  John,  268. 

—  Margaret  wife  of  James,   74. 

—  Richard,  273. 

—  Thomas,   of  Leketon,  62. 
Alianor,  Joseph,  58. 
Alicestre.     See  Alcester. 
Alisford.     See  Alresford. 
Alkborough  (Alkebarewe),  co.  Lincoln, 

235. 

Allbrights  (Beauchamp,  Belchamp,  Al- 
bright, B.  Albryght,  B.  St.  Ethel- 
bert)  [in  Ovington],  45,  98,  195,  227. 

Allington  (Alynton)  [in  Lewes],  co. 
Sussex,  225. 

Alman.      See  Aleman. 

Almshoe  (Almesho)  [in  Ippollitts,  co. 
Hertford],  John  Cokayn  of,  254. 

Aloxton,   Robert,  241. 

Alphamstone  (Alfamestone,  Alfhame- 
ston, Alfhampston,  Halfhamston). 
28,  59,  124,  147  ter,  166,  25S. 

— ,  see  also   Clee,  J.;   Clerk,   R. 

Alpheton  (Alffeton),  CO.  Suffolk.  1 . v v 
,  Agm-s  u,!\-  of  Nicholas,  157,  17<>. 


IM)I  \. 


Alre,  Nicholas,    157,   179. 

Aired,    Cecily,   58. 

Alresford  (Alesford,  Alisford),  43  bis 

154,  252. 

— ,  rector  of.     See  Berle,  S.  de. 
— ,  John  in  the  Fen  of,  252. 
Alsewyk.     See  Astwick. 
Alspath    [in    Meriden],    co.    Warwick, 

manor,  261. 
Alsthorpe     [in    Burley],    co      Rutland, 

261. 

Alston,  Avice,  wife  of  John  de,  67. 
— ,  John  de,  clerk,  67. 
Alstwyk.     See  Astwick. 
Alswick    (Alswyk),     [in    Layston]     co. 

Hertford,   170,  202,  228. 
Alta   Ripa,  William  de,  of  Kirton,  28. 
Altham,  Alice  wife  of  Sampson  de,  94. 
— ,   Sampson   de,   94. 
Althorne    (Aldthorne,   Alethorne),   94, 

107,  185,  197,  201,  220-1,  228,  235, 

247. 

— ,   Cuntassebregg  in,  q.v. 
— ,  see    also     Bernard,     S.;     Day,     J.; 

Merssh,    T.;     Moorman,    W.;    Om- 

brays,  T. 
Alton   (Aulton)   [co.   Hants.],  vicar  of. 

See   Breaute,   R.   de. 
AJton,  John  de,   137. 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  John   de,    137. 
Alvele,   Alvetheleye.     See  Aveley. 
Alveton,    John    de,    27-8,   42. 
— ,   Nicholaa  wife  of  John  de,  42. 
Alvithele.     See  Aveley. 
Alvithelegh     (Alvythele),     Selvana     de, 

69. 

— ,  William  son  of  Sweteman  de,  92-3. 
Alvo  (Alvowe),  William,  261,  273. 
Alvydele.      See   Aveley. 
Alvyngton,  John  de,  attorney,  60. 
Alvythele.      See  Alvithelegh,   Aveley. 
Alwyn    (Alwyne),    Thomas,    236,    258, 

262. 

— ,  Thomas,   of   Fobbing,    119. 
Alyceson,    Robert,   221. 
Alyngton,    William,   241,   259. 
Alynton.      See   Allington. 
Amberden   (Ambirclen,   Amhyrden)   [in 

Debden],   59,  78,    100. 
— ,  see  also   Clerk,   E.;   Clerk,  J. 
Amel,  Henry,  of  Sawbridgeworth,  223. 
Amesgrene.     See  Aimes  Green. 
Ammory,  John,   attorney,    140. 
Amour,   John,    134,    178. 
Amwell,   co.   Hertford,   51. 
Anable,  John,    178. 
— ,   Katharine   wife   of  John,    178. 
Anderkyn,  John,  of  Hockley,  272. 
Andeuere.   Thomas  de,  rector  of  Lex- 
den,    101. 


Andre.    John.    . 
Andrrue      (Andicu), 

Nichi 
Am\  wife  ..I  William    237. 

Joan    \\iti-    Ml    William,    59. 
John.     109, 

John, 

John,    ni    M:I|,|..I 
Nil-full. is.     nf     Theydon 
55. 

Rogi-r.    91). 

Sabina    \\ift-    of    John 
William.    237. 
William,    of    London.    • 
William,  of   St 
Anglesey    (Angleseye)    [in 

Cambridge,  pi; 
Angre.     .SY<    ( )i 
Angus,  Anegos,  carl  «:  ifram- 

vill,   (JilJu-rt   dr. 

Annays,  William,  of  <  66. 

Anne,  John,  clerk,   I 
Anste,   Ralph   dr.   vii'a: 

the   Hill,    51. 
Ansy,    William,    169. 
Anton,    Aluv    wife   of   John.    J09. 
— ,  John,  of  Foxearth 
Antoyn.   Robert,   209. 
Aperfield  (Apulderfelde)  fn 

co.  Kent,  225. 
Apert,   Cristina   wife  of  John 
— ,   John,   of  London,   armoun: 
Apeton,     Cristina     wit-  n     de, 

()  his. 
— ,   John   de,    of    C.mrv.d.>n.    9 

,    Margaret   late  wife  of   John 

elder,  9. 
Appelford,  Alice  \\iu-  »:    fohn 

.    John    de,    Of    Chadw.-r 
Appelton     (Appilton),     Anne     \\ 

Thomas.    230, 

,  John,   attorni-y.   210. 
— ,   Thomas,   of    k 
Appli-ton    (Apulton)    [in    \\ 

co.    Knit. 

Applt-ton     Ir     Stud     (AppUt 

dale),    ro.    York,    i-h.iiim 

of,   2o();   manor.    2< 
Aps.    Richard    K 
Apsfeld,   Simon  de.    1". 

.    Thomas   dr.    10. 
Apulderfelde.     Si  i    Apfi; 
Apulton.    .s'< •(    Applet' >n. 
Apvnton.    Tfiom 
Ari-hi-r     ALIIU-S    \\itV    ot    H< 
John.    11''. 

.    John. 
— ,  John. 

,    Maruari't    wift-   of   R,,t- 


278 


LNDKX. 


Archer,  Margaret  wife  of  Robert,  123. 

—  Robert  le,  of  Marks  Tey,  95,  113. 

—  Robert,  of  Rivenhall,   123. 

—  Robert,  of  Rivenhall,  215-6. 

J—    Roger  brother  of  William  le,    109. 

—  Simon,  255,  272. 

—  William  le,  of  Wimbish,    109. 
Ardale,  Warin,  214. 

— ,  William,  270. 

Ardelegh  (Ardeleigh),  John,  267. 

— ,  John,  of  Boreham,    165. 

Arden  Hall  (Andernhalle)  [in  Horndon 

on   the  Hill],  manor,  46. 
Ardleigh   (Ardelegh,   Ardeley),   3,    68, 

93,  168,  178,  245,  249,  254. 
— ,  vicar  of.     See  Hadham,  N.  de. 
— ,  see  also  Atte  Hame,  R.;  Baker,  J.; 

Bounde,  W.;  Martel,  J. 
Ardleye,  Robert,   148. 
Arewacre,  John,  212. 
Argentein,  John  de,  58. 
— ,  John  de,  knight,   195. 
— ,  William  de,    195. 
Argenteins    manor    in    Little    Chishall, 

204. 
Arkesden    (Arkeden,    Arkesdene),    16, 

20,  36,  72,  132,  140,  157,  150,  203, 

264,  272. 
— ,    see    also    Pecok,    R.;     Shepherde, 

R.  le. 

Arley,  Upper,  co.  Stafford  [now  Wor- 
cester], manor,  264. 
Arnaud,  John,  of  Trumpington,  3. 
Arneys,  Alice  wife  of  Richard,  20. 
— ,  Katharine,    175. 
— ,  Richard,  of  Elmdon,  20. 
Arnold,  Agnes,   170. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  John,    157. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  Richard,    167. 
— ,  Isabel    wife   of   Robert,   250. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  John,    164. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  John,    187. 
— ,  John,  29. 
— ,  John,  of  Aveley,   187. 
— ,  John,  of   Clavering,    164. 
— ,  John,  of  Great  Dunmow,  118,  157. 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  John,  29. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  Roger,    117. 
— ,  Richard,  of  Great  Dunmow,    167. 
— ,  Robert,  citizen  and  grocer  of  Lon- 
don,  250,   262. 

,   Roger,  of  Eston,    117. 
Arundel.   earl    of.      See    Fit/   Alan,   R, 

and  T. 
Arundel    (Aroundel,   Arundell),    Agnes 

wife  of  John,  262. 
— ,  Beatrice  wife  of  John,  248. 

.  John,   269. 

Mm,  herald  of  arms,   248,  262. 
|ohn,  of  Peyton,    124. 


Arundel  (Aroundel,  Arundell),  Marga- 
ret wife  of  John,  269. 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  Thomas  de,   101. 
— ,  Richard,   knight,  255. 
— ,  Thomas  de,  knight,    101. 
— ,  Thomas,  bishop  of  Ely,  201,  203; 

archbishop  of  York,  225. 
Arwacre,   John,    138. 
Ascelyn.     See  Asselyn. 
Ascot   under   Wychv/ood   (Ascote),   co, 

Oxford,  manor,  84. 
Ashdon   (Asshedon),    11,   35,   72,    105, 

130,    162,    169,    177,    191,  217,  242; 

manor  and  advowson,  225. 
— ,  field   names   in,   35. 
— ,  see   also    Cook,    R. ;    Lardyner,    J.; 

Laurence,  J. 
Asheldham       (Assheldham,      Asshild- 

ham),  31,   85,  230;  manor,  40,   58. 
— ,  vicar  of.     See   Somery,  W. 
— ,  John  Boneyre  of,  33. 
Ashen  (Assh  by  Clare,  Asshe,  Asshen)r 

11,  20,  25,  46,   55,  78,    123-4    191, 

195,  227-8. 

— ,  John   le   Vynour   of,   46. 
Ashingdon      (Asshendon,      Assendonr 

Asshyndon,    Assyndon,    Assyngdon), 

15  bis,  87,   127,   166,   168,  203,  233, 

246,  272. 
— ,  see    also    Bereden,    R.    de;    De    la 

Dane,    H.;    Snarry,    R. 
Ashley     (Asshele),     co.     Northampton,. 

124;   manor,   209. 

Ashover  (Esshovere),  co.  Derby,  44. 
Ashwell      (Asshwelle,      Essewell),      co. 

Hertford,   48,   202;   manor,   78. 
— ,  John   atte   Barre   of,    136. 
Askeby,   William,  clerk,   205. 
Aspale,    Elizabeth    late    wife    of    John 

de,   knight,    177. 
— ,  Geoffrey  de,   82. 
— ,    John   de,    82. 
— ,  John  de,  knight,   90. 
Aspeloun,   Joan   wife   of  John,   269. 
— ,  John,   of  Birdbrook,   269. 
Aspley  (Aspeley),  co.  Warwick,  manor, 

261. 

Asplion,  John,  219,  248. 
Asselote,   Thomas,   rector  of  Woolsta- 

ston,  56. 
Asselyn  (Ascelyn),  Joan  wife  of  Ralph, 

73. 

,    [oan    wife   of   Richard,   75,   96  bis. 

,  John,  187. 

— ,  Ralph,  of  Shellow  Bowells,  73,  91. 
— ,  Ralph,  of  Stanford   Rivers,  99. 
— ,  Richard,   3,    10. 

,  Richard,    of    Great    Waltham,    75, 

96  /m 
William  son  of  Richard,  3. 


Assendon.      See   Ashingdon. 

Assewell,  Agnes  wife  of  John,  265. 

— ,  John,  265. 

Assh,  Asshe.     See  Ashen. 

Assh  (Asshe),  Elizabeth  wife  of  Wil- 
liam, 262. 

— ,  John  de,  60,  99,   137. 

— ,  William,  262. 

Assheby,  William,  clerk,   198. 

Asshedon.     See  Ashdon. 

Asshedon,  Alice  wife  of  Thomas,   137. 

— ,  John  de,  clerk,    130. 

— ,   Thomas,  of   Saffron  Walden,    137. 

Asshefeld  (Asshfeld),  Robert,  177,  209. 

Assheforde,  Ellen  wife  of  William  de, 
47,  54. 

— ,  John,    167. 

— ,  John  son  of  William  de,  54. 

— ,   Richard   son   of  William   de,   54. 

— ,  William  de,  47-8,  54. 

— ,  William   son   of  William   de,   54. 

Asshehalle.      See   Nash   Hall. 

Assheldham.     See  Asheldham. 

Asshele.      See-  Ashley. 

Assheley,   John,    knight,   240. 

Asshen.     See  Ashen. 

Asshen,  John  de,  72,   102  bis. 

Asshendon.     See  Ashingdon. 

Asshewell,  Eleanor  wife  of  Roger  de, 
19. 

— ,   Isabel   wife   of   Roger  de,    19. 

— ,  Roger   de,   of   Writtle,    19. 

— „  Roger  son  of  Roger  de,    19. 

Asshewelle,  co.   Kent,  225. 

Asshewy,  Margaret  wife  of  Stephen, 
10,  42. 

— ,   Stephen,    knight,    10,   42. 

Asshildham.      See  Asheldham. 

Asshwelle.      See  Ash  well. 

Asshyndon,  Assyndon,  Assyngdnn. 
See  Ashingdon. 

Asteley,    John,    142. 

— ,  Nicholaa   wife   of  John,    142. 

Aster,  Nicholas,  vicar  of  Good  Easter, 
112,  116. 

Aston  Blank  (Coldaston),  co.  Glouces- 
ter, manor,  27. 

Aston  Cantlow  (A.  Cauntelowe),  co. 
Warwick,  manor,  235. 

Aston  Rowant  (A.  Rohaut)  [co.  Ox- 
ford], Ralph  Thorbarn  of,  31. 

Aston,  Roger,  255. 

Astwick  (Alsewyk,  Alstwyk)  [in 
Bishops  Hatfield],  co.  Hertford, 
manor,  32. 

— ,  John  son  of  Robert  de  Stokwell 
of,  82. 

Atburton  (Atbourton),  Margaret  wife 
of  Thomas,  112,  132. 

— ,  Thomas,    112,    132. 


Athel.u.l.  .V 
Athelh:im.   Robert,   . 
Athehvald,    \nlml.is,  35. 
Atte    Asstu-,    Thoi 
130. 

A  It  i-    Bane,    Alue    ui!  M,     136. 

,   John,    .,1    Aslmell 
Atte   Berugh,    Edith,    121 
Atte    I:  hn,    "i    K,,,  i.j. 

Atte    I;, 

48  bis. 

— ,  John,   of    East   Mersea,   4S 
Atte    Hirrhes    (Byrches),    M 

of   Thomas,    135,    i 
— ,   Thomas  son   of   Willi.. 

ing,    135,    152. 
Atte  Birchwode,  Joan 
— ,  Joan   daughter   of   Joai 
— ,   Saier,   60. 
— ,   William    BOO 
Atte    Boure,    Adam,    ot    H.t\ermg    attc 

Bower,  86. 

— ,  Reynold,  of  ( roo  139. 

Atte    Bourec,    Thomas,    ot     Woodhanj 

Walter,    213. 

Atte  Bregge  (Brigg),  Robert,  233. 
— ,  Roger,  of  Tolleshunt. 
Atte  Brok  (Broke),  Adam. 
— ,  Agnes  wife  of  Robert 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  John,  i 
— ,  John,  148. 

— ,  John,   of    Brightlingsea,    151. 
— ,  Margaret,   wife   of  Adam. 
— ,   Margaret    wife    of    Richard,    148. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  John,   151. 
— ,  Richard,    148. 
— ,  Robert,    184. 

— ,   Thomas,    ,,f    White    Roding,     141. 
Atte   Brome,   Cecily,    138. 
— ,   Cristina    late   wife   of   John.    100. 
Atte    Brook,    Joan    wife    of    |«>hn.    !'>''. 
— ,  John,   of   Coggeshall,    If,1'. 
— ,   John,    ot     1-oxearth.     1'J'J. 
— ,   Katharine   wife   of   John.    ! 
Atte  Broom,  Ellis.  of  <  .re.it   Hin  • 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  Ellis. 
Atte  Byrches.     See 
Atte  Celere,  I.ora  \\itV  of  Rober 
— ,   Robert.     135. 
Atte  Chambre,  A:  f  William. 

211. 

— ,   William,   211, 
Atte     Chen  he     (Chirche).      Hen- 

("anewilon,    173. 
— ,   Joan    \\ife   of    Henrv. 

,    Joan    \\ife   of    Roi 
Rirhard.    iiti/en    «>t     I.»n>l«>:' 

.    Kobert,     14(..     15". 

Atte  Cn.x  (Crowe),    |..hn.  58. 
— ,  John. 


280 


INDEX. 


Atte  Cros  (Crosse),  Thomas,  of  Green- 
stead,  57. 

,   William,  66. 
Atte  Crouche,  Maud  wife  of  Richard, 

231. 

— ,  Peter,   of   Great   Baddow,    161. 
— ,  Richard,   of  Harwich,   231. 
— ,  Richard,    of    Mountnessing,    86. 
— ,  Sibil  wife  of  Richard,  86. 
Atte   Dane,  Joan  wife  of  Walter,   49. 
— ,  Walter,  49. 

Atte  Downe  (Doune),  John,  226. 
— ,  Richard,    rector    of    Thorrington, 

59. 

Atte   Dyche,  John,  of   Shenfield,   258. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,  258. 
Atte   Fan,   William,   of   Thaxted,   242. 
Atte    Felde,    Alice    wife    of    John,    51, 

102. 

— ,  Isabel  wife  of  John,  100,  128. 
— ,  John,  of  Rawreth,  51,   102. 
— ,  John,    of    Theydon    Garnon,    100, 

128,  203. 

— ,  Katharine  wife  of  Richard,   109. 
— ,  Laurence,  272. 
— ,  Richard,   109. 
— ,  Roger,  222. 
— ,  Thomas  son  of  John,  of  Elmstead, 

bondman,  242. 

Atte   Fen,  Agnes  wife  of  Henry,    182. 
— ,  Henry,    182. 
— ,  Henry,  of  Hockley,-  172. 
— ,  Katharine  wife  of  Robert,    144. 
— ,  Richard  son   of  Thomas,    174. 
— ,  Robert,   144. 
— ,  Thomas,   of   Elmstead,    174. 
— ,  Thomas   son   of  Thomas,    174. 
Atte   Forde,  Elizabeth  wife  of  Robert, 

67. 

— ,  John  son  of  Alice,  8. 
— ,  Parnel    daughter   of   Alice,    8. 
— ,  Robert,   of  Colchester,   67. 
— ,  William  son  of  Alice,   8. 
Atte   Frith  (Frethe,   Fryth),  John,   61. 
— ,  Katharine  wife  of  William,  234. 
— ,  Margery  late  wife  of  Nicholas,  of 

Waltham  Holy  Cross,   142. 
— ,  Stephen,  of  London,  214. 

.   William,  barber,  234. 
Atte  Gardyn,  Edmund  son  of  John,  65. 

,   Joan   wife   of  John,   65. 
h'hn,  of  Bradwell  juxta  Mare,  65. 
l«)hn  the  elder,  son  of  John,  65. 

,    lohn    the    younger,    son    of    John, 

Atte  (iate,  Cristiana  sister  of  William, 

6. 
— ,  Cristina,  90. 

I      n    wife   «.f    Robert,    139,    140. 

Robert     of    Colchester,    139,    140. 


Atte     Gate,    Thomas,    of    Canewdon, 

6ter,  32. 
— ,  William  son  of  Richard,   6. 
Atte  Goter,  Hugh,  of  Rayne,   153. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  Hugh,   153. 
Atte  Grene,  Richard,  208. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  Melbourn,  chaplain,  95. 
Atte   Grove,   Giles,    199. 
— ,   Isabel  wife  of  Giles,    199. 
— ,  Richard,    180,    192. 
— ,  Richard,  of  Alanningtree,  vii. 
— ,  Thomas,   chaplain,   88. 
Atte  Hacche,  Thomas,  237. 
Atte  Hagh,  John,  of  Copford,   154. 
— ,  Margaret  wife   of  John,    154. 
Atte   Hale,    Cecily   wife   of  Roger,   39. 
— ,  John,    of    Finchingneld,    33.. 
— ,   Parnel  late  wife  of  William,  33. 
— ,  Roger,   of  Great   Oakley,   39. 
— ,  William,    108. 

Atte   Hall   (Halle),   Humphrey,    181. 
— ,  William,    chaplain,    250.  " 
— ,  William,  of  .Stondon  Massey.  212. 
Atte  Hame,  Joan  wife  of  Richard,  249. 
— ,  Richard,   of  Ardleigh,   249. 
Atte  Hathe,  Cristina  wife  of  John,  135. 
— ,  Emma  wife   of   Reynald,    135. 
— ,  John,  of  Paslow,    135,   138. 
— ,  Reynald,    135,    138. 
Atte  Havene,  Joan  wife  of  John,   144. 
— ,  John,  of  Sandon,    144,    154. 
Atte  Hegg  (Hegge),  John  son  of  Ellis, 

23. 

— ,  Nicholas,  239. 
— ,  Rose  wife  of  Nicholas,  239. 
— ,  William,   of   Roydon,    150. 
Atte  Hegh,   Roger,   58. 
Atte   Hel   (Helle),   Cristiana,   58. 
— ,   Isabel,    176. 
— ,  Joan     wife     of     William,     176  bis, 

210. 

— ,  John,  216. 

— ,  Margaret,  wife   of   William,   256. 
— ,  Robert,  144. 
— ,  Thomas,   chaplain,    34,    37. 
— ,  William,  256. 

— ,  William;  of  Coggeshall,  \76bis,  210. 
Atte  Heth  (Hethe),   Elizabeth  wife  of 

John,  234. 
— ,  John,  119. 

— ,  John,   of   Leighs,   49.    54. 
— ,  John,  of  Romford,   234. 
— ,   Lora   wife  of  John,   4l>,    54. 
Atte  Heygate,  Agnes  wife  of  John,  22. 
— ,  John,   22. 
Atte    Hill,    John,    of    Sawbridgeworttl, 

215. 

.    Kirlu.nl,   273. 
Atte    Hoke,    John,    of     Great     Warley. 

121. 


INIJLX. 


Atte  Hoke,  Juliana  wife  of  John,   121. 
Atte  Holt  (Holte),  Alice  wife  of  John, 

6. 

— ,   Cristina   wife   of  Robert,   75. 
— ,  John,  6. 

,    Katharine   wife   of   Thomas,    81. 
— ,  Katharine    wife    of    William,    6. 
— ,  Robert  son  of  Nicholas,  75. 
— ,  Thomas,   8 1 . 
— ,  Thomas,   of   Easthorpe,   213. 

,   William,  6. 
Atte  Hoo,  Agnes,  200. 
— ,  Alice  daughter  of  John,    17. 
— ,  Henry  son  of  Richard,   17,  45,  58. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Henry,  45. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  John,  62. 
— ,  John,  226. 
— ,  John  son  of  Geoffrey,  of  Pentlow, 

62. 

— ,  John  son  of  John,    17. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  Henry,    17. 

,   Maud   wife  of  Richard,    17. 
— ,  Richard,  210,  226. 
— ,  Richard,    of   Aldham,    17,    45,    58. 
— ,  Robert  son  of  John,   17. 
Atte  House,  Joan  wife  of  John,  98. 
— ,  John,  98. 
Atte   Hurst,    Eleanor,    54. 
Atte  Hyde,   Simon  son  of  William,  8. 
Atte    Landbrok,    Isabel    wife   of   John, 

90. 

— ,  John,    90. 
Atte   Lane,  Adam,  citizen  and  cooper 

of  London,  212. 
— ,  John,    123. 

— ,  Katharine  wife  of  John,   123. 
— ,  Thomas,   of    Shalford,    164. 
Atte    Lathe,    Isabel    wife    of    Thomas, 

140. 

— ,  Thomas,    140. 

Atte  Lee,  Avice  wife  of  James,   107. 
— ,   Tames,    107. 
— ,  Thomas,    119. 
— ,  Thomas,   207. 
— ,  Walter,   knight,   207. 
— ,  William,    125. 
Atte   Lofte,   John   son   of   William,   of 

Canewdon,    136,    173,    178. 
— ,   Tohn  son  of  John,   173. 
— ,  William,    123,    137. 
Atte  Lynde,  Massia  wife  of  Roger,  16. 
— ,  Roger,   16. 
Atte    Made   (Mad),   Amy   late   wife   of 

John,  76. 

— ,   Edelina   wife   of  William,   8. 
— ,   John,   of  Stanford  le  Hope,  76. 
— ,  Richard,   of  Little  Warley,   69. 
— ,  William,   of   Great   Easton,    8. 
Atte    Melle,    Alice    wife    of    Nicholas, 

187. 


An,-  \ii-n,-.  (  a  ill    ,.:•.    Of  J0 

,    Joan   \\it«-   .,t    |,,hr. 

— ,    Nieholas,      ! 
— ,   William,    rhapl 

Atte   Mfliu 

of   John. 
— ,    Isabel    uift 
— ,   John. 

,  Richard,    K»4. 
Atte   M 

.    Kirhanl,     ..t       I  UUngtl  Ott,    53. 

Atte   Mt-rsl:    (Mi 

Gilbert.    104. 
— ,  Agnes   wife    of     |«.hn 

,   Gilbert.    104. 

,   John,   of    Milt. .n 
— ,   Thomas    .son    nt    Thorn. iv     11. 
Atte    Midler.    John, 
Atte    More,    IU\u: 
— ,   Henry    son    ot     \nh<.la>      114. 
— ,  John.  25,   52. 
— ,   John,    of    He\do;i 
— ,  John,  of  Little  '1'oth. in. 
— ,  John,   of  Writtle.   ')'). 
— ,  John  son  of   Nirhola^,    114. 
-•-,    Ralph,       of       Ik-am  hamp       I' 

149. 
— ,  Reynald,   4. 

— ,   Richard    son    nt'    Nnhoia-.    114. 

,   William,   knight.    3 

Atte  Mulne,  Joan  wit  n.  41. 

— ,   William   son   ot    Ru  hard.   41. 
Atte  Nassh   (N.1 
— ,  Coletta   wife   of   Adam     2< 
— ,  John,   170. 
Atte    Noke,    Aui:.  .f    William. 

169.   193. 

,    (  ieotTn 
— ,  John, 
— ,   John,    of    Gr. 
— ,   John    of    Moreton 
— ,   John,   of  Writtle. 

,    Mabel    uife   oi    Walt« 
— ,   Walter,    of    Ncwp 

,    William,     of     < 

193. 

Atte   Nunthev,   An>i: 
Atte   OKlehalle.   John.    114. 
Atte    Ook,    Thoma^ 
Atte   Park.   C']emenria 

17. 
— ,  John,   2 

,  Juliana  \\ife  ot'  K.»U-- 
Margaret  uife  of  Th" 
Robert,  of  (  iestm^thorpe.  ! 

.    Thomas,    eiti/en    .in. I    i 

London, 


282 


INDEX. 


Atte  Park,  Thomas,  of  Gestingthorpe, 

17. 

— ,  Thomas,  of  Halstead,  152. 
Atte  Persones,  Joan  wife  of  Thomas, 

162,    164. 

.  John,   104. 

— ,  John,  of  Shenfield,   100. 
— ,  Katharine  wife  of  John,    104. 

,  Thomas,    of    Great    Leighs,     162, 

164. 

Atte  Pirye.     See  Atte  Pyrie. 
Atte  Pole,  John,  46. 
— ,  John,  of  Great   Dunmow,    127. 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  John,    127. 
Atte  Ponde,  Adam,  of  Chelmsford,  194. 
— ,  Agnes  wife  of  Roger,   73. 

.  Edmund,   75. 
-,   Henry,  58. 
— ,  Joan,  58. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  John,    152. 
— ,  John,    141  bis,    152,    180. 
— ,  John,  of  Berden,  75. 
— ,  John,  of   Shalford,   36. 
— ,  John   son   of   Edmund,   of   Claver- 

ing,  75. 

— ,  John  son  of  Roger,  73. 
— ,  John   son   of  William,    185. 
— ,  Roger,   of   Clacton,    73. 
— ,  William,   of   Margaretting,    16. 
Atte  Pyrie  (Pirye,  Pyrye),  Joan  wife  of 

Walter,   30.  " 
— ,   John,   180.    192,  208. 
— ,  John,  of  Runwell,    138,    176. 

,   Walter    son    of    Walter,    of    Run- 
well.  30. 

Atte  Ree,  Adam,  243. 
— ,  Agnes    late    wife    of    Richard,    of 

Stock,   217. 

— ,   Cristina    (Cristiana)    wife    of    Wil- 
liam, 6,  57. 
— ,  John,   146. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  Adam,  243. 

,    Maud   wife  of  Robert,   35. 
--,   Robert,  of  Sible  Hedingham,   35. 

,  William,    of    Stondon    Massev,    6, 

57. 

Atte  Rode,  John,    175. 
Atte  Rothe,  Adam,  25. 

.    \Lrnes   wife   of  Adam,   25. 
— ,  Joan  late  wife  of  John,   145. 
Atte  Rouhey,  Parnel,  of  Sible  Heding- 

ham.    35. 

hepene,  John,  of  Rivenhall,  47. 
— ,  Katharine  wife  of  John,  47. 

hoppe,  Adam,  of  West  Tilbury, 

6X. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  Adam,  68. 

\ll<-     Spitrlr     (.Spitell),     Aliic     \\ifr     of 

Hugh.    128. 
H'     -  t    Luyton,   128. 


Atte     Spitele     (Spitell),     Thomas,     of 

London,  271. 
Atte    Stile   (Steghel,    Steyle,    Styeghle, 

Style),   Andrew,   of   Maldon,    184. 

—  Henry,    of    Coggeshall,    176  bis. 

—  Joan  wife  of  Thomas,    114. 

—  John,   226. 

—  Margery  wife  of  John,  226. 

—  Margery   wife   of  Thomas,    110. 

—  Nicholas,   147,    154. 

—  Peter,    179. 

—  Roger,    161. 

—  Senella  wife  of  William,    135. 

—  Thomas,   66. 

—  Thomas,    114. 

—  Thomas,  of  Great   Oakley,    110. 

—  Walter,    138. 

—  William,  of  South  Ockendon,   135, 
Atte   Stocke  (Stok),   Gilbert,   58. 

—  Joan  late  wife  of  Ralph,   244. 

—  John,   247. 

—  Ralph,   81. 

Atte  Stone,  Katharine  wife  of  William,. 

97. 

— ,  William,   97. 
Atte  Store,  Roger,  90. 
Atte  Sture,  Ismania  wife  of  William,  24, 
— ,  William,  24. 

Atte  Styeghle,   Style.     See  Atte   Stile. 
Atte  Sydeney,  William,  65. 
Atte    Thake,    John    son    of    Henry,    of 

Clavering,    'l04. 
Atte    Thorne    (Thourne),    Agnes    wife 

of  Richard,  vii. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  Thomas,  189. 
— ,  Richard,  vii. 
— ,  Thomas,   of   Hatfield    Broad    Oak, 

189. 

— ,  William,  of  Kirby  le  Soken,  69. 
Atte  Tye,  Joan  wife  of  John,  6  bis,  8. 
— ,  John,  of  Boreham,  6  bis,.  8. 
— ,  John  son  of  John,   6. 
— ,  Thomas   son  of  John,   6. 
Atte    Wald,    Agnes    wife    of    Richard,. 

211. 

— ,  Richard,   of  Roydon,   211. 
Atte  Walle,  John  son  of  Seman,  5. 
— ,  Margery,   36. 
— ,  Ranulph,  35-6. 
— ,  Sabina  wife  of  Ranulph,   35-6. 
Atte   Warderobe,   Alice   wife   of   John,. 

103. 

—  John,   103. 

Atte    Water     (Watere,     Watre),     Amy- 
wife  of  John,   144,   156. 

— ,   John,    138. 

— ,  John,    144,    156. 

— ,    Margery    wife    of    Rirhard,    161. 

— ,   Rirhard.     161. 

,  Robert,  of  Ware,    103. 


2*3 


Atte   Water  (Watere,   Watre)    William 

58. 

— ,  William,    14V. 
— ,   William,  of  Ware,    103. 
Atte     Welde,      William,     citi/en      ;nul 

draper   of   London,    129. 
Atte   Welle,    Isabel    wife   of    Lulu-    -M> 
— ,  John,    109. 

— ,   John,   of   Stanford    !e   I  lope,    187. 
— ,   John   son   of    Roger,    8. 

— ,   Juliana    wife    of    Walter,    49  />/v. 
— >  Luke,   46. 

— ,   Olive  wife  of  John,    109. 

— ,  Richard,    of    Goldhanger,    19<>. 
— ,   Roger,  8. 

— ,   Simon,    138. 

— ,  Walter,   49  bis. 

— ,  Warin,    of   Colchester,    3. 
-,   William,   chaplain,   48. 

Atte   W'eylete,   Henry,    134. 

— ,  Maud  wife  of  Henry,    134. 

Atte  Wode,  Alice  wife  of  Stephen,  258. 

— ,  Agnes   wife   of   Richard,    150. 

— ,  Cecily,    of    Great    Birch,    213. 

— ,  Cecily   wife   of  \Villiam,    156. 

— ,   Ellen   wife  of  Thomas,   217. 

— ,  Henry,   210. 

— ,  Henry,   of   Downhall    Bridge,   38. 

- — ,  Joan  wife  of  Thomas,    131. 

— ,  John,    58. 

— ,  John,    112. 

- — ,  Lucy  wife  of  John,    112. 

— ,   Margery   wife   of   William,    168. 

— ,  Richard,   of   Roydon,    150. 

— ,  Stephen,   of  Witham,  210,   258. 

— ,  Thomas,  216. 

— ,  Thomas,  of  Lee  Chapel,  217. 

— ,  Thomas,  of  Great  Horkesley,   131. 

— ,   William,   of   Barnston,   212. 

— ,  William,   of   Chrishall,    127. 

— ,   William,    of   East   Tilbury,    162. 

— ,  William,    of   Peering,    168. 

— ,  William,  of  Shenfield,    156,   176. 

Atte  Wythe,   Joan   wife  of  John,    179. 

— ,   John,     of     Havering     atte     Bower, 
179. 

Attleborough    (Attlebourgh)    [co.    Nor- 
folk], Thomas  Chauntecler  of,  95. 

Attlebridge  (Attylbrugge),  co.  Norfolk, 
225. 

Aubrey      (Aubray,      Aubre,      Aubry), 
Isabel   wife   of  John,    167. 

— ,  John,  47. 

—,  John,  153-4. 

— ,  John,  167. 

- — ,  John,  citizen  of  London,   165.  175. 

Aucher  son  of  Henry,  36,  41. 

Audeby,   William,   250. 

Audham.     See  Aldham. 

Aulton.     See  Alton. 


Aimihrry.s.     Huh. ml.     l'/| 

— ,   Thomas.     \'H. 

Aiinrrl     (Aim,  ,-||,     .\,Ml    , •]  . 

of     Will: 

I 
— ,   Joan    \Mft-    ..I     |..liri. 

,   John  s..n  «,)   'I  t,in  Klham. 

54. 
— ,   Juliana    ui ! 

.    Kuhani 

.  Thom  . 

— ,   Willian 

Aungi-r.    Isahrl  iph.    3.  4. 

,   John,      < 
1 48. 

— ,   Maruaret    \\  r  • 
— ,  Michael,    15n,    171.   2 
—,  Ralph,  34. 

,   Robert,  of    Chi-nall   Smealy,  61-2. 
Aunge\yn.    John 
— ,  Mary  wife  of  Ruben 
— ,  Robert,   25. 
Aungre.     See  Ongar. 
Aungre,    Albreda    late    \\n. 

de,   7. 

— ,  Alexander  de,  clerk,    135. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of   Philip  de,   78,  88. 
— ,  John  de,  88. 
— ,   John   son    of   Adam   de,   7. 
— ,  Philip  de,   78,  88. 
Aunurepark 

Aunketyn,    Felicia   \\ilV  ot   John,    161. 
— ,  John,   of    Billeru 
Aunselot,    ALMK-S    \\n(    ,,t    \\'illiam,   88. 

,    Willian 
Austyn,    John,    clerk,     174      180      I  sj 

213.   212. 
-    .   William,    104. 
Aveley   (Alfedele,    Alvethele.    AKethe- 

leye,    Alvithele,    Alvitheleuh.      \1\\- 

dele,    Alwthele).    In 

50,   52.   59  '111. 

124,    129.    132.    145.    I4«*.    151.    171. 

179,    187,    I'M.    1'n, 

222  bis    236  Kf,    -'; 

250  ter.  252-3. 

ail\o\\son  of,  {>2\  manor. 
— ,   see    also    Arnold.     [.;    Helhoii-     T  ; 

Besvden.     11.     and      I        H"''t.>n.     J.; 

C'ri-tN  ime,       |.;      I  )rtln  .       I.  :       I  ' 

B.    de ;     I  ) 

Kmveton.      R.      de;      I  ..n 

Moiv.  J.;  !  Thurrok.  J.  dc; 

Tumour.    R.;    Wr\l. 
Avelvne,    Robert,    di 
Avenant    (A\enaunt).    KK-.m.ir    \v 

William,   94. 

.    Joan    \\ife    of    Rohi-rt. 
— ,    John,  of  Monk    Street   in   Thaxted, 

198, 


JS4 


INDHX. 


Avenant  (Avenaunt),  Robert,  of  Thax- 
ted,  222. 
.  William,  94. 

Avcnell,  Alexander,  citizen  and  apoth- 
ecary (spicer)  of  London,    138,    188. 

— ,  Juliana  wife  of  Alexander,  138,  188. 

Averay,  John,   clerk,   251. 

Aydroperothyngg.      See    Roding,    Ay- 
thorpe. 

Aylemer.     See  Aylmer. 

.\\lesbury    (Ayllesbury),    co.    Bucking- 
ham, manor,  27. 

Aylesbury,  Katharine  wife  of  Thomas, 
242. 

— ,  Thomas,   knight,   242. 

Aylesthorpe.     See  Elsthorpe. 

Ayleward.     See  Aylward. 

Aylmer  (Aylemer,  Aylmar),  Agnes  wife 
"of  William,  139. 

— ,  Emma  wife  of  John,  42. 

— ,  John,  42. 

— ,  Roger,   of   Elsenham,   71. 

— ,  Thomas,    of    Wickhambrook,    171. 

— ,  Thomas,  rector  of  Faulkbourn,  207. 

— ,  Thomas,  the  elder,    196. 

— .  William,  233,  242,  253,  255,  259, 
271. 

— ,  William,  clerk,    175,    184-5,    196. 

— ,  William,  mason,  234. 

— ,  William,  of  Sheering,    139,   196. 

Aylsdon,   153. 

Aylward     (Ayleward),     Ellen     wife     of 
John,    155. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  John,  48. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  Richard,  244. 

— ,  John,  48. 

— ,  John,  of  Witham,    155,    180. 

— ,  Richard,   244. 

Aylwen,     Nicholas,     of     North     Fam- 
hridge,    178. 

Aynho     (Aynhoo),    co.     Northampton, 
manor,  64. 

Ayot     (Ayyette)     [co.     Herts.],     John, 
rector   of,    136. 

Aysterby,  Robert  de,  knight,    126. 

Baa,    Robert,   261. 
Babbe,    Isabel   wife  of  John,  210. 
,  John,  of  Cireat  Stambridge,  244. 
,  John,  of  Moulsham,  210. 
Bahraham     ( Badhurgham)     [co.     Cam- 
bridge],    See    Beverage,    R.;    Hum- 

\V. 

OtC     (Backotc).     Bartholomew,     of 
Thuiulr.sl.-x,    154,    162. 
Marlirlli-r.    John,    of    Yarmouth,    148. 
DIM,    M.nuaret    wife  of   Richard   of 

the,  7K. 

.    Ri'hanl    ,,(    th,-.    of    Clare,    7S. 

Baccote. 


Bacon    (Bacoun,    Bacun,    Bakon),    Ed- 
mund, rector  of  Gorton,   113. 

—  Eleanor  wife   of  Robert,    164. 

—  Isabel  wife  of  Walter,  268. 

—  John,  52. 

—  Maud,   89. 

—  Robert,   knight,    164. 

—  Roger,  89. 

—  Walter,    220. 

—  Walter,  of  Bardfield  Saling,  268. 

—  William,    110. 

Bacons  manor  [in  Dengie],  273. 
Badburgham.     See   Babraham. 
Baddow    (Badwe),    Thomas,    vicar    of, 

115. 
Baddow    (Badewe),    William    Loof    of, 

146. 
Baddow    (Badewe,    Baduwe,    Badwe), 

Great,   13,  207,  214,  238,  244,  259. 
— ,  see  also  Atte  Crouch,  P.;  Scot,  P.; 

Slene,  J.;   Smyth,  R.  le;  Waryn,  J.; 

Waryn,  W. 
— ,  (Badewe,  Baduwe,  Bathewe),  Little, 

!'10,  77,  89,  95,    104,    115,    130,   133, 

142  bis,   149,   \58bis,   192,   199,  204, 

211,   216,   229  bis,   231,   234;   manor 

and  advowson,  89. 
— ,  vicar  of.     See  Bowdewine,  J. 
— ,  see    also    Barber,    J.;    Basset,    H.; 

Hereward,   J.;   Maunche,   J.;   Russel, 

W.;  Wykhey,  J. 
Badecok,  John,    142. 
Badeleye,  Walter  de,   58. 
Badewe.     See   Baddow. 
Badewe,  Hugh  de,  knight,   165,   180. 
- — ,  Margaret    late    wife    of    Hugh    de, 

259. 

— ,  Master    Richard    de,    3,    61. 
Baduwe,   Badwe.     See  Baddow. 
Bagerouke,  John,  of  Rivenhall,    158. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  John,   158. 
Haggard,   Jordan,   58. 
Bagge,   John,    145. 
— ,   Margery  wife  of  John,   145. 
Baghare,  John  son  of  John,  of  Haver- 

ingland,  70. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,  70. 
Bagot,   John,   knight,   235. 
Bagthorpe    (Bakethorp)     co.     Norfolk, 

225. 

Bailliol.     See  Baliol. 
Bailly,  Agnes  wife  of  John,  230. 
— ,  Henry,   of   Ischam,   260. 
— ,  John,   of   Maldon,   230. 
— ,    Margery    \\ife    of    llemv,    260. 
— ,  William,   of   Hadstock,  "clerk,    169. 
Bailly f,    Margery.    221. 
Haiocis,    Joan    \\iic    of    Robert    de.    5h. 
— ,    Katharine   wife   of    Richard   de,    16. 

,    Mauil    \\ilC    of    Robert    de.    137. 


285 


Baiocis,   Richard  de,   16,  56. 

— ,   Richard,   knight,    109. 

— ,  Robert    de,    56. 

— ,  Robert  de,   knight,    108-9,    137. 

Baker  (Bakere),  Alice  wife  of  William. 

234. 

— ,  Emma  wife  of  John,   125-6,    149. 
— ,  Henry   of    Clare,    228. 
— ,   Ismania  wife  of  Richard,    173. 
— ,   Ivo,  of  St.  Osyth,   109. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  John  le,    16,  68. 

,   Joan   wife  of  Ralph  le,  53. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Vincent  le,    135. 
— ,  John,   of  Ardleigh,   254. 
— ,  John,    of    Chelmsford,    125-6,149. 
— ,  John,   of   Cobham,    158. 
— ,  John,  of  Kelvedon,   182. 
— ,  John,   of  WTest   Hanningfield,   272. 
— ,  John  le,  of  West  Thurrock,  71. 
— ,  John,   of  Woodham,    191. 
— ,  John    son    of    Henry    le,    of    Cog- 

geshall,    16,    68. 

— ,  Juliana   wife   of  Walter,    162. 
— ,  Katharine  wife   of  Ivo,    109. 

-,   Ralph  le,   of   Maldon,   53. 
— ,  Richard,   252. 

— ,  Richard,   of   Great   Dunmow,    173. 
— ,  Robert,    221. 

— ,  Robert,    of   Chelmsford,    145. 
— ,  Robert,    of    Coggeshall,    147. 
— ,  Thomas  le,  58. 
— ,  Vincent  le,   135. 
— ,  Walter,  of  Haverhill,    162. 
— ,  William,  234. 
— ,  William,   clerk,   77. 
Bakethorp.      See   Bagthorpe. 
Baketon,  John,    195. 
— ,  Master  Thomas,  clerk,   177. 
— ,  William,    177. 
Bakon.     See  Bacon. 
Bakstere,   Hugh,   221. 
Balderton,   William,  chaplain,   242. 
Baldeswell.     See  Bawdeswell. 
Baldewyn  (Baldewyne,  Baudewyn,  Bau- 

dewyne),    Agatha    wife    of    John,    5, 

10,  30. 

— ,   Bartholomew,   9. 
— ,   Felicia   wife   of   Nicholas,   90. 

,   Geoffrey,   38;   attorney,   5,    10,    19, 

23,  30-1,  34,  49,  55,  59,  65,  95,  99, 

102,  105,  108. 
— ,  Geoffrey,   of  Barling,   54. 

,    John,    of    Barling,    5,    10,    30,    35, 

36  bis. 

— ,  John,   of   Great   Horkesley,   2?\ 
— ,  John,    chaplain,    24. 
— ,   Maud   wife  of  Geoffrey,    54. 

,    Nicholas,   of   Sheering,   90. 
Baldirton,  co.  York,  240. 
Bale,    John,   clerk,   258-9,   271-2. 


Balidoa 

Hal.ol     (H.nll.ol), 

Burapttead,    I 

— ,   Crist ina   u:' 

— ,   Rogrr.    44. 

Hall   (Halk-),   Alkc   uit.    Ol      ' 

.  H«.  237. 

— ,    Walter.    _>41 

— ,   William,  of   t'mlerlev.   21, 

Hallard.    Adam. 

— ,  Alice  \ 

,   John.    <>f    Knthrrhithr 
Balle.      .SYr    Mall. 
Ballingdon      (Halidon.      H.il\d..ii)      [en. 

Suffolk.    formerK     1 

f>3  bis.     125,     140. 

manor,    52,     111. 
,    See    tilvii     I  h  :  irlluii 

R. 

Halsant   (Ralsant).   Joh: 
Balsham     fro.     Cambridge]. 

See  Grey,  J.  dr. 
Balsham,  John,   204. 
Balton,   Thomas.    !(»«;. 
Halydon.      See    Ballinudnn. 
Bamme,   Adam,  citi/rn   and    go! 

of  London.  217. 

Bampton,  Iseult  wife  of  John  di 
— ,  John,   187. 
— ,  John  de,   187. 
Banastre,  Henry,  attorney,    173. 
Banstede  (Benstede),  Ellis  de.  of  Bark- 
ing,   103. 

— ,  Margery  wife  of  Thomas  tie,    14l). 
— ,   Parnel  late  wife  of  John  de.  21-2. 
— ,  Thomas  de,   149. 
Banteleye.     See  Bentle\. 

Bar Robert,  269. 

Baracer     (Beracre)     [in      Bridge],     co. 

Kent,  225. 
Barantyn   (Barenton,   Barentyn).    Kh/.i- 

beth    wife    of   Thou 

121. 

— ,  John  de.    In. 
— ,  John   son  of  John   de,    16. 
— ,  John  son   of   Thomas.    121 
— ,  John   de,   of  Trumpingtmi. 
— ,   Maud    wife   of   Willia:; 
— ,   Philippa.  42. 

,    Sahina    \\ife   of   John    dr.    l'> 
— ,   Thomas.   42  \2\. 

— ,   William    dr. 
Barber  (Harbour),  Alice  \\iie  of 

le, 

.    (,'ilhrrt    lr.    ol     Sudbur. 
— ,    Isabel    \\ifr    of    Nirh. 

.   John,  of   Bnxtrd.   22\. 
— ,  John,   of   Little    HaiKl.)u.    JU> 
— ,   Nicholas,    of   Camhn«; 
I—,  Thomas   of   Bmkwaldrn.    H»? 


286 


INDEX. 


Barber  (Barbour),  Thomas,  of  St. 
Osyth,  241. 

— ,  Thomas,  of  Thaxted,  23.9. 

Barbet,  Agnes  wife  of  John,    19. 

— ,  John,  of  Maldon,   19. 

Barbour.     See   Barber. 

Bard,  Maud  wife  of  Simon  le,  86. 

— „  Simon  le,   86. 

Bardelesdon.     See  Basildon. 

Bardeville,  Joan  wife  of  William,   114. 

— ,  William,  of  Theydon  Garnon,  114. 

Bardfield  (Bardeffeld,  Berdefeld),  .119, 
195,  205,  233. 

— ,  John  Algor  of,  273. 

Bardfield  (Berdefeld,  Berfeld),  Great, 
6-8,  63,  77,  91,  104-5  114,  134,  139, 
153,  156,  163,  173,  175-6,  184,  193, 
197,  223,  259,  271;  manor,  34. 

— ,  see  also  Aleman,  A.;  Boryer,  R.; 
Herde,  R.  le;  Hunnesdon,  J.;  Moyn, 
J.;  Nedham,  J.;  Pomfreyt,  J.;  Pom- 
frevt,  W.;  Roo,  J.;  Smyth,  J.; 
Stalworthe,  J. 

— ,  Little  (Berdefeld),  31,  104,  161, 
166,  173,  175,  184,  223,  271;  advow- 
son,  72;  manor,  72,  194. 

— ,  see  also  Campioun,  R.;  Gyne,  R.; 
Lovecote,  J.;  Mariery,  R.;  Merk,  R. 
de;  Tye,  J.;  Wynterflod,  R. 

Bardolf,  Cecily  wife  of  Robert,  115. 

—    Robert,    115. 

— ,  Thomas,  271. 

Bardslegh.      See   Barnsley. 

Barefot,  Richard,  221. 

Barenton.      See   Barrington. 

— ,  Barentyn.      See   Barantyn. 

Bares,   Geoffrey  de,   78. 

Baret,  Eleanor  wife  of  William,  197,  207. 

— ,  William,  citizen  of  London,  197, 
207,  244. 

Barewe.     See  Barrow. 

Barewc,  Joan  wife  of  William  de,  8,  9, 
127. 

— ,  Thomas,  clerk,    180. 

— ,  Thomas  son  of  William  de,  9. 

— .  William  de.   8,  9. 

Barfletc.     See  Barnfleet. 

Barford  (Bereford),  co.  Warwick, 
manor,  132. 

Barford,  Great  (Bereford),  co.  Bed- 
ford. 261. 

Barford,  Little  (Berkford),  co.  Bed- 
ford, 261. 

Barham  (Bergham)  [in  Liriton],  co. 
Cambridge,  94. 

Barker  (Barkere),  Alexander,  221. 

— .  Geoffrey,  of  Westacre,   215. 
hmes  le,  of  Manningtree,  110. 

— ,  Joan   wife  of   Geoffrey.   215. 

— ,  John,  of  Hempstead,  226. 


Barking  (Berkyng,  Berkyngg),  3-5, 
10  bis,  12,  15,  22,  37,  47,  53,  64,  71, 
73  bis,  88  bis,  90,  97  ter,  98,  101, 
\02bis,  110,  116-7,  125,  135,  137, 
139,  140,  141  bis.  144-5,  147,  149, 
\52bis,  153,  158,  160,  162  bis,  163, 
164  bis,  166,  168,  171,  180  bis,  182, 
190,  192,  206  ter,  208-9,  212,  214, 
216  bis,  217  quater,  222-3,  226  bis, 
240,  245,  253-4,  270. 

—  abbess  of,  216,  270. 

—  abbey,    nun   of,      See    Oudeby,   A. 

—  field  names  in,  64-5. 

—  North    Street    in,    64. 

—  vicar   of.      See   Fairford,   J. 

—  see    also    Atte    Birches,    T.;    Ban- 
stede,      E.      de;      Betoyne,     A.      de 
Chaunce,    J.;    Clerk,    N.;    Cole,    H. 
Cook,  J.;  Dortwold,  J.;  Dykoun,  N. 
Edward,    R.;    Furner,    W.;    Galand 
W.;   Gamboun,  J.;    Goddisonde,   B. 
Goldston,  J.;   Grace,  J.;   Heylot,  J. 
Joye,  R.;  Malmayns,  J.;  Marsh,  W. 
Maundy,  J.;  Monek,  J.;  Persoun,  J 
and    N.;    Porter,    J.    le;    Praggel,    J. 
Redham,    J.;    Revekyn,    J.    and    W. 
Sampkyn,  T.;  Scot,  J.;  Smyth,  Joan 
Spencer,  J.;   Wallere,  A.  le;  Waryn, 
W.;  Wyther,  J. 

Barkynges     [?  Barlings,    co.     Lincoln], 

abbot  of.  126. 
Barley  (Barlee,  Berlee,  Berley),  Beatrice 

wife  of.William.de,    140. 
— ,   Joan  wife  of  John,  246-7. 
— ,  John,  246-7. 
— ,   John,    rector   of  Little    Ilford,    88, 

110. 
— ,  William    de,    of   Wicken    Bonhunt, 

140. 
Barling  (Barlyng,  Barlyngge,  Berlyng), 

262;   manor,   55. 
— ,  see  also   Baldewyn,   G.  and  J. 
Barlyng  (Barlynge),  Katharine  wife  of 

Ralph.   172.  204. 
— ,  Ralph.   172,  204. 
Barmer    (Dermere),    co.    Norfolk,    225. 
Barnabe,  Edmund,  attorney,   117. 
Barnard    Castle   (Bernard),   co.    North- 
umberland [rectius  Durham],  castle, 

74. 

Barnardiston   (Bernardeston),   co.    Suf- 
folk,    27,     155,     251;     manor     and 

advowson,   240. 
— ,  John  Elys  of,  77. 
Barnet  (Barnette)  [co.  Hertford],  Roger 

Colney  of,  226. 
Barnet,    John,    canon    of    St.    Paul's. 

London,    116. 
Barnetby     le     Wold     (Bernetby)     [co. 

Lincoln],   William   Kelke  of,  240. 


IMJl-X. 


Barnflect  (Barflete),  in  (ireat  :tnd  Little 

Wakering,    115. 

Barn     Hall     (Berwaldon,      Berwoldon) 
[in      Tolleshunt      Knights],      manor, 
114,   263. 
Barnsley    (Bardslegh),    co.    (iloucester, 

manor,  265. 
Barnston  (Bernestone)  48,  75,  98,  153, 

212. 

— ,  rector  of.     See  Draper,  J. 
— ,  see  also  Atte  Wode,  W.;  Smyth,  J. 
Barntone,  Thomas  de,  67. 
Baron,   John,   221. 
Barrington  (Barenton)  [co.  Cambridge], 

Warin  le  Broune  of,  26. 
Barrow     (Barewe,     Barwe)     [in     Little 

Wakering],  8,  247-8. 
Barry,  Joan  wife  of  John,  242-3,  245. 
— ,  John,   151. 
—    John,   242-3,   245. 
— ,  Margaret   wife   of   John,    151. 
Bars,  William,  of  South  Benfleet,  161. 
Barsham,  Thomas,  212. 
Barstable    Hall    (Barstapilhall,    Berde- 

staple)   [in   Basildon],   51,    179. 
Barthelesdon,    Bartlesdon.      See   Basil- 
don. 

Bartlow  (Berkelowe,  Berklowe),  co. 
Cambridge,  130;  manor  and  advow- 
son,  15,  218. 

Bartlow   End    (Berkelowe,    Berklowe), 

11,  72,    191,  217,  242;   manor,  218. 

Barton       (Berton),       co.       Cambridge, 

manor,   266. 
Barton    [?  in    Margaret   Roding],   John 

de  Haryngworth  of,   173. 
Barton  Hall  (Bretton)  [in  Great  Stam- 

bridge].  manor,  203,  259. 
— ,  John  Scot  of,   105. 
Barton,    John,    199,   267. 
Barwe.     See  Barrow. 
Barwe,   James   de,   55. 
— ,   John   de,    55. 
— ,  William  de,  203  bis,   248. 
Baryngton,   Alice   wife    of   John,    238, 

249,  270. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  Roger,    192. 
— ,  John,  218. 
— ,   John,  of  Hatfield  Broad  Oak,   169, 

238,   249,   270. 

— ,  John,   of  Rayleigh,   240,   247. 
— ,   John  son  of  Nicholas  de,  72. 
— ,  Roger,   192. 
Base,  Tillota,  221. 

Basildon    (Bardelcsdon.    Barthelesdon, 
Bartlesdone),  4,  24  bis.   51,   83,    119, 
126,   129,   134,   178 /m. 
— .  see  rtlso    Mereworth,    A.;    Travers, 

R.;   LTnywand.   R. 
Basill,   John,    227. 


Basse,  Alu  «  i'>hn.  204. 

— ,  John, 
Basset,  A I 
,  Edmund 

,  I|I-IM-\.  of   Little-'  l: 

— ,    Umbd    u.fr    .,t    William.    J16. 
,   John,    1  I 
255. 

,  John,  clerk,  223. 
,  John,  ..t  Great  Chish.,11.  IT  • 
2os,  212, 

— ,  John,    nt    Mit-Mlen,   271. 

— ,   John,    \\ooh  .'03. 

— ,   Lucy    \\itV   of    I  |. 

— ,   Ralph,    of    Saprote,     ! 

— .   Richard   son   of    I  i 

— ,  Roger,   43. 

— ,  Thomas,  clerk,    173. 

— ,  William,    216. 

— ,   William,      rector     of     Toppcsheld, 

119. 
1  Basaingbourae,      Elizabeth      wife     of 

Stephen   de,    32. 
— ,  Joan  late  wife  of  John  de,  32. 
— ,  Stephen   de.   32,   53. 
— ,   Thomas    brother    of    Stephen    dc, 
32. 

Bastard,   John,   3. 

— ,   Katharine    \\ife   of    Thorn. i 

— ,  Oliver,  3. 

— ,  Thomas,  3,  61,  72. 

Bat,  Alice  wife  of  John,  73. 
— ,  John   son    of    Richard    of    ( 
wich,   73. 

Bataill       (Bataile.       Bataylc.       B.r 

Edmund,  of   Purleigh,  26. 
— ,   Eleanor  wife   of  John.    103.   20-'. 

— ,  John,    7X. 

— ,   John,    103,    114. 

— ,   John,    196,   2V>. 

—,  John,    of    Manuden.    163.    .' 
209. 

— ,  John,    the   elder,    137. 

— ,   Katharine   wife   of  John,   78. 

— ,  Thomas,    18*  141. 

— ,   William,    of    (ila/eimood. 

Batayles.     Stc   Buckles. 

Bate!  John,  of  Kirton,   170. 

Hateman,    Andrew.    <>;  1-4 V 

— ,   Margery  wife  <>f  Willv:!.   .'II 

— ,   Thomas,     144. 

— ,  William.    211.    21 

Batewe.    Richard.    J4<>. 

Bath  &  Wells    bishop  of.     .S'cv 
wyth     N. 

Bath,  John,  clerk.  268. 

Bathekyn.   John  :mm.  31. 

— ,   Parnel    \\ife   of    Simon 

— ,   Simon,   of   Cou'u'eshall.    31. 


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INDEX. 


Bathckyn,  William  son  of   Simon,   31. 
Bathde   (Bathelay,    Batheley),   Richard 

do,   176,  187,   190. 
Bathewe.     See   Baddow. 
Batisford,   Maud  wife  of  Thomas  de, 

104  bis. 

— ,  Thomas  de,  knight,    104  bis. 
Bauchun,  Margaret  late  wife  of  John, 

179,    180. 
Baud   (Baude)  Alice  wife  of  William, 

134. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  John,   178. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of   \Villiam   le,'  21,  43, 

99,    107. 

— .  John,    178,   267. 
— ,  John,  clerk,  66,  73. 

John  le,  rector  of  Corringham,  21. 
— ,  John,  rector  of  Granchester,  51. 
— ,  John  son  of  William  le,  21. 
— ,   Katharine  wife  of  William,    148. 

Margaret   wife   of   Robert,   70,   78. 
— ,  Richard  son  of  William  le,  21. 
— ,  Robert,    of    Maldon,    70,    78. 

.  Walter  son  of  William  le,  21. 
— ,  William,    134,    148. 
— ,  William  le,  knight,  4,  21,  43. 

.  William,     of     Bishop's     Stortford, 

chaplain,  40. 

Baudechon,  John,  99,    100. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,   99. 
Baudewyn,    Baudewyne.      See    Balde- 

wyn. 

Baulond,  Geoffrey  son  of  John  de,  110. 
Baunton,  Iseult  wife  of  John,  96. 
— ,  John,  96-7. 

Bauquell,  Joan  wife  of  Thomas  de,  19. 
— ,  Thomas  de,   19. 
Bawdeswell    (Baldeswell),   co.    Norfolk, 

advowson,  219. 

Bay,  Joan  wife  of  Robert,  236. 
—    Robert,   236. 
Baylham,  Edmund,  clerk,  226. 
Baynard,  John,  265. 
— ,  Richard,   234;   attorney,   244. 
Baynyard,  Edmund,   100. 
— ,  Eleanor  wife  of  Edmund.   100. 
Havsham,    Cristina    wife    of    Thomas, 

172. 

— ,  Thomas,  of  London,  172. 
Bayouse,    Maud    wife    of    Robert    de, 

159. 

— ,  Robert  de,  knight,   159. 
Bealu,  Anne  wife  of  Richard,   199. 

,    lohn,  clerk,    199. 
Ki.hanl,     199. 

Robert,   199. 

Beamondeston.     See    Hempson. 
Bcarsted   (Bi-rghstrdi-).  co.   Kent,   225. 
H<  itrichesden.     See  Bethersden. 

H'-.mKraas,    Ilcencia    wife  of   John,    164. 


Beaubraas,   John,    164. 
Beaubussh.     See  Bewbush. 
Beauchamp.     See  Belchamp. 
Beauchamp  Albryght,  B.  St.  Ethelbert. 

See  Allbrights. 
Beauchamp    (Bello    Campo),    Guy    de, 

son  of  the  earl  of  Warwick,   74. 
— ,  Joan     late     wife     of     William,     of 

Abergavenny,   264,   268. 
— ,  Joan   wife  of  Walter  de,   24-5. 
— ,  John,    43;    attorney,    20,    24    (.    .    . 

champ?). 

— ,  John,  of  Rickling,  82,  84. 
— ,  John    de,    brother    of    the    earl    of 

Warwick,   74. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  Thomas  de,  233. 
— ,  Nicholas  de,  chaplain,   56. 
— ,  Philippa   de,   daughter  of  the   earl 

of  Warwick,    101. 
— ,   Reynburn   de,   son   of   the   earl   of 

Warwick,  74. 

— ,  Richard  de,  earl  of  Warwick,  264. 
— ,  Richard  son  of  Nicholas  de,  74. 
— ,   Roger  de,  knight,   177. 
— ,  Roger,  rector  of  High  Ongar    212, 

229,  232. 
— ,  Thomas   de,   earl   of  Warwick,   74, 

132. 
— ,  Thomas  de,  son  of  the  preceding, 

earl  of  Warwick,  74,  132,  233. 
— ,  Walter   de,   24-5. 
— ,  William,  244,  265. 
— ,  William    de,    son    of    the    earl    of 

Warwick,    132. 
Beaudesert,    co.    Warwick,    castle    and 

manor,    132. 
Beaufitz,    Katharine   wife    of   Thomas, 

262,  266. 

— ,  Thomas,  262,  266. 
Beaumond,  John  de,    126 
— ,  John,  253. 
Beaumont     (B.     Berners,     Beaumond, 

Beaumund),    29,    55,    68;    advowson, 

41;   manor,   41,   47,   249. 
Beaupyne,  Thomas,  235. 
Beausolace   (Beausolas)   [in   Algarkirk], 

co.    Lincoln,   manor,    186. 
Beauteyn,  John,  clerk,   162. 
Beauveys,  Alice  late  wife  of  John,   100. 
Bebynton.     See   Bepton. 
Beccles  (Bekkelys),  co.  Suffolk,  Walter 

Bekkelys   of,   239. 
Beckenham     (Beghenham),    co.     Kent. 

rector  of.     See  Sancto  I.amlo,  R.  de. 
Beckingham     (Bekyngham)     [co.     Lin- 
coln],  rector  of.     See  Sibethorp,  T. 

de. 

Beche,   William,    of    Peering,    166. 
Beches.     See  Beeches. 
Becke  (Bek,  Bekke),  John.   178,   180. 


IMM..V 


299 


Becke  (Bek,  Bekke),  John  son  of  John, 

235. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,  235. 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  John,  180. 
Beckhall  (Bekhalle)  [in  Banham],  co. 

Norfolk,    manor,    177. 
Bedefeld,  Maud  wife  of  Roger  de,  38, 

52. 

— ,   Nicholas  son   of   Roger  de,   52. 
— ,  Roger  de,  38,   52. 
Bedeford,  Hilary  wife  of  John,  251. 
— ,  John,  of  Good  Easter,  219,  251. 
— ,  John  de,  of  London,  '  peliter  ',  67. 
— ,  Thomas,  202. 
— ,  Thomas  de,  65. 
Bedell    (Bedel,    Bedil,    Bedyll),    Henry, 

of  London,  brewer,  261. 
— ,  Joan   wife  of  Henry,  261. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  William,  204. 
— ,  John,  of  Great  Waltham,  92. 
— ,  John,  of  Southminster,  260,  267. 
— ,  Thomas,    119. 
-,  William,    191. 

— ,  William,   of   Great   Waltham,   204. 
Bedford,   co.    Bedford,   castle,   261. 
Bedingham  (Bedyngham)  [co.  Norfolk], 

John  Stannowe  of,  227. 
Bedmanton,   Thomas  de,    137. 
Bedyk,  Henry,  wife  of.     See  Mounten- 

eye,  Joan. 
— ,  ^Thomas,  98. 
Bedyll.     See  Bedell. 
Bedyng.     See  Beeding. 
Bedvngham.     See  Bedingham. 
Bedyngton,  Isabel  wife  of  William  de, 

139. 
— ,  William  de,  citizen  and  mercer  of 

London,   139. 
Beeches  (Beches),  in  Rawreth,  manor, 

180. 
Beeding  (Bedyng),  co.   Sussex,  manor, 

261. 

Beel,   Agnes   daughter  of  John   le,   76. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  John  le,  76. 
— ,  Hervy  son  of  John  le,  76. 
- — ,  John  le,  of  Good  Easter,  76. 
— ,  John  and  John,  sons  of  John  le,  76. 
Beeleigh    (Bilegh,    Byleygh)    [in    Mai- 
don],    abbey,    advowson    of,    188. 
— ,  William  le   Smyth   of,   30. 
Beenges.     See  Bing. 
Beeston,   Thomas,   238. 
Beghenham.      See    Beckenham. 
Begraunt,  John,  of  Mountnessing,  208. 
— ,  John  son   of  John,  208. 
Bek.     See  Becke. 
Bekeswell.     See  Bexfields. 
Beket.    Cristina   wife   of   John,    137. 
— ,  John,  137. 
-,  Thomas,   97,    125. 


Bekhalle.     See   Beckhall. 

Bekke.     S. 

HdxL.  Becclea. 

Bekkel\ 

—    Walter,   of   Bcccles,  239. 

•I lain.     See  Beckingham. 
He-la. ny,   John,   the  d  232. 

— ,  John     the    >•  u inger,   232,   J 

,    Margin  t    uitc  of   John,  232. 
Bekham.    John,    of    (  .ostield. 
Belchamp   Albright.     .SVr   Alii 

,    Otton   (Beaiuhamp   (  ); 

Otonis),  4,  54,  69  bis,  98,   11 

195;    manor   ami    a«i\  ous.m.    231. 

,   St.    Ethelbert.      See   Allhn 
— ,  (Beauehamp)    St.     Paul's    (P 

beauchamp),    IS.    I1' 

98,  116,   124,   1V5,  211 
— ,  John  Wikham  of,   123. 
— ,   Walter       (Beauehamp,       Beleh.im. 

William,     Waterbeaue  hamp). 

u<>,   74,    137,    173;  manor 

,   Thomas    son    of    John    Hu. 

Bele,  Emma  wife  of  William,    141. 

— ,  William,    141. 

Beledon,  Joan  wife  of  John,  163. 

— ,  John,  163. 

Belegrave.     See   Bel-: 

Belepere.     See  Bel  per. 

Belesby,     Elix.abeth    wife    of    William, 

204. 

,    ( ieorge,    270. 
— ,  William,   knight,   204. 
Belhous.     See  Bellhouse. 
Belhous,    Elixabeth    wife    of    Nicholas 

de,  44. 

— ,   Elizabeth   wife   of   Thomas.    151. 
— ,   Iseult  late  wife  of  John  de,  50. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Thomas  de,  9. 
— ,  John  son  of  John  de,   50. 
— ,  Nicholas  de,   44. 
— ,  Thomas,    1 17. 

.  Thomas,  of  Aveley,   151.   h,8,  208. 

,   Thomas   son   of   John   de,  9. 
Belurave    (Beleu'iaxe)     Peter    de. 

of    Blounham.     132. 
— ,   William    de,    61. 
Belle,   Henry,    1 
— .   John,    clerk.    224. 
Bellhouse      (Heinous)      [in 

manor,    220. 
Hello  Campo,  il. 
Bello    Monte,    John    Je.    kmdit. 
Belluton  (Belueton)  [in  Stanton   I 

CO,    Somerset,    manor.    27-8. 
Bdmyn,   John,   ot    Si 
Belper   (Bdepi-r.  : 

,    John,    attoi; 


290 


INDEX. 


Bemflet.     See  Benfleet. 

Bemflet,  Cristina  wife  of  Stephen  de, 

16,  30. 

— ^  Stephen  de,    16,  30. 
Bempson    (Beamondeston),    co.    Kent, 

225. 
fiendish     (Bendissh)     [in     Radwinter], 

217. 
Bendissh    (Benedisshe),    Alice    wife    of 

Edmund  de,    159. 
— ,  Edmund  de,  159,   160. 
— ,  Iseult  wife  of  Thomas  de,  8. 
— ,  Thomas  de,   8. 
— ,  Thomas,    of    Steeple    Bumpstead, 

219,  272. 

Bene,  Thomas,  clerk,   158,  217. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  Sudbury,    165. 
— ,  William,  216. 
Benestede.     See  Bensted. 
Benet  (Beneyt),  Alice,  233. 
— ,  Amy  wife  of  John,   149. 

—  John,   19. 

—  John,    180. 

— .John,  of  Farnham,   149. 

— ,  John,  of  Stratford,  259. 

— ,  Roger,  221. 

Benetlegh.     See  Bentley. 

Benfeld,  John,  of  Wynkefeld,  273. 

— ,  Maud  wife  of  John,  273. 

Benfleet  (Bemflet),  42,  55,  93. 

— ,  see  also   Burgeys,   J. 

— ,  North     (Little     Bemflete,     North- 

bemflete),    4,     87,     154,     190,     236; 

manor  and  advowson,  95,  267. 
— ,  William  Smyth  of,  190. 
— ,  South  (Great  Bemflete,  Southbem- 

flete,    Suth    Bemflet),     11,    54,    87, 

94  bis,     102,     104,     127,     135,     138. 

161  bis,  226. 
— ,  sec   also    Bars,    W.;    Fader,    J.    le; 

Reve,  J.  le;  Roger,  J.;  Werdeman,  J. 
Benge,  John,  of  Thaxted,  88,   150. 
Bengebury.     See   Binbury. 
Bengeo      (Benyngho),      co.      Hertford, 

manor,  22. 

Benhall,  Eva  wife  of  Robert  de,  64. 
— ,  Robert  de,  64. 
Benham     [Valence,     in     Speen],     co. 

Berks.,  manor,  235. 
Bennebury,  William,  273. 
Bennington,    Long   (Longebenyngton), 

co.   Lincoln,  manor,   84. 
Benorthen   (Benorthe),   Robert    252 
-,  William,   166. 
Bensted    (Benestede)    [in    West    Han- 

ningfield],    12. 
Benatede.     See  Banstede. 
Bentley  (Benetlegh,   Benteleye),  2,  49, 


Bentley,  (Banteleye,  Benetlegh,  Bente- 

legh),    Great,   91-3,    151,    165,   219; 

manor,  15,  40,  64. 
— ,  see  also  Cobbe,  G.J  Germayn,  R.; 

Swalwe,  R. 
— ,  (Benetlegh,  Benteleghe),  Little,  38, 

131,  219;  chantry,  advowson  of,  219; 

church,     advowson     of,     201,     219; 

manor,  201,  219. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Gros,  W.  le. 
— ,  see  also  Bygge,  J;  Parker,  G.  le. 
Benyngfeld.       Nicholas,      clerk,      220, 

235-6. 

Benyngho.      See    Bengeo. 
Benyngton,  Isabel  wife  of  John  de,  76, 

81,   115,   119,   122. 
— ,  John   de,    of   Hatfield   Broad    Oak, 

70,  76,  81-2,  84,  115,  119    122,  124. 
— ,  John  son  of  John  de,  81,   115. 
— .   Katharine    wife     of    Thomas    de, 

138  bis,  212. 
— ,  Thomas   de,    of   Witham,   81,    138 

bis,   153,  212. 

— ,  Thomas  son  of  John  de,  81. 
— ,  William  de,    160. 
— ,  William  son  of  John  de,  81,    115. 
Bepton  (Bebynton),  co.  Sussex,  manor 

and  advowson.  9. 
Beracre.     See  Baracer. 
Bercamsted.     See  Berkhampsted. 
Bercher,  John  son  of  Walter  le,  21. 
Berd  (Berde)  Adam,    180,    192,  208. 
— ,  John,  269. 
— ,  John,  of  Haverhill,  269. 
Berdefeld.     See  Bardfield. 
Berdefeld    (Berdfeld),    Agnes    wife    of 

John,  198,  212. 
— ,  Alice   daughter   of   Beatrice  Arun- 

dell,  248.  , 
— ,   Gilbert    de,    attorney,    60,    68,    77, 

81,  88. 

— ,  Joan  the  elder,  sister  of  Alice,  248. 
— ,  Joan  the  younger,  sister  of  Alice, 

248. 

— ,  Joan   wife   of   Thomas   de,   41. 
— ,  John,  229,  232. 
— ,  John,  of  Great  Waltham,  198,  212. 
— ,  John,   of  Navestock,    141,    164. 
— ,  John  son  of  Simon  de,  34  (?  the 

same  as  J.  son  of  S.  de  Stanley). 
— ,  John  son  of  Stephen  de,  139. 
— ,  John  son  of  William,  of  Hcnha    i. 

98. 

— ,  Juliana  wife  of  John  de,  34. 
— ,  Mabel  wife  of  Thomas,   232. 
— ,  Roesia  wife  of  Stephen  de,    13l). 

-,  Stephen  de.    139. 
— ,  Thomas,   176,  232. 
— ,  Thomas  ck>,   41. 


INDEX. 


Berden  (Berdene,  Bereden),  49,  70, 
75;  manor,  69;  priory,  advowson  of, 
69. 

— ,  John  atte  Ponde  of,  75. 

Berden  (Bereden),  John  de,   115. 

— ,  John,  of  Cranham,    137,    176. 

— ,  John,   of  Stapleford  Abbotts,  257. 

— ,  Maud  wife  of  John  de,   115. 

— ,  Robert  de,  of  Ashingdon,  87. 

Berdestaple.     See   Barstable. 

Berdestaple  (Berdestapel),  John  de,  82. 

— ,   Sayer  son  of  John  de,    129. 

Berdewell,  Thomas   de,   chaplain,   52. 

Berdfeld.      See    Berdefeld. 

Bere,  Robert,  of  Foxearth,   199. 

Bereden.     See  Berden. 

Bereford.      See   Barford. 

Berewyk.      See  Berwick. 

Berewyk  (Bervvyk),  Alice  wife  of 
Thomas,  255. 

—  John,   clerk,   262. 
— ,  Thomas,   212,   255. 
Berford,  John  de,   118. 

— ,  Katharine  wife  of  John  de,   118. 

Bergevenny.     See  Abergavenny. 

Bergh,  William  de,  clerk,  236. 

Bergham.     See  Barham. 

Berghes.     See  Westbarrow. 

Bergholt,West  (Berghholt,  B.  Shake- 
vill,  Bergholte  Sakeville,  B.  and 
Sakevyl,  Berughholte),  12,  19,  41, 
58-9,  89,  113,  137,  151,  154,  167, 
175. 

— ,  William  son  of  Richard  atte  Mulne 
of,  41. 

Bergholte,  Cristina  wife  of  John  de, 
57,  77. 

— ,  Joan   wife   of   John,    123. 

.  John  de,  of  Tolleshunt  Major,  57, 

77,  123. 

— ,  Richard   de,   clerk,    105. 

— ,  Richard  son  of  John,   123. 

Berghstede.      See    Bearsted. 

Berkeley,  Thomas  de,  knight,  264-5. 

Berkeswell.      See  Berkswell. 

Berkeweye   (Berkwey),   William,    138. 

— ,  William  de,  clerk,  91. 

Berkford.     See  Barford,   Little. 

Berkhamsted  (Berkhamstede)  [co. 
Herts.],  John  Wynnyng  of,  140. 

Berkhamstede  (Bcrcnmsted,  Berkham li- 
sted) Joan  wife  of  Robert  de,  77. 

—  John,  264. 

—  John,  clerk,  220,  234,  239. 
— i    John   son   of  Robert   de,   93. 

—  Robert  de,  75,  77,  96. 

—  Roesia  wife  of  John  de,  (>.v 

—  Thomas  de,    135. 

—  William,   fuller,   149. 


Berkswell    (Berkt 
manor,  74. 

lk-rk\\f>.     S«    Ht-ikcweye. 

Berkyng.      See    I 

Ik-rkynu'.   Isabel  itrr  de,   \2. 

,    John   son   ul    Ralph   dr. 

shoemaker    of     1. on. ion,    71. 

,   Kit  hard  de.  .-I   I. on. Ion.  draper.  30. 

36. 

,     Richard     (If.     Ulfc     ol.        See     \ 

— ,  Walter  son  12. 

Berkynng.      See    Harking. 

Ik-Hand     (Berlaiuide.      Bt-rlond)      John 

de,  45. 
— ,   John    elf.    of    1'nulewell.    95,    100. 

1  15. 

.    William,    knmht,   JOl.   203. 
Berle,   John   tit-,   chaplain,   28. 
— ,  John,  of  Cambridge.    188. 
— ,   Mary   wife   ol    John,    188. 
— ,  Robert  de,  20. 
— ,  Stephen    de,    rector    of    Alrcsford, 

43. 

Berlee,  Berley.     See  Bar! 
Berlond.     See  Ik-Hand. 
Berlyng.      See    Barling. 
Bermondsey    (Bermundeseye),    ^ 

manor,  21,   56. 
Bernak  (Bernake).    Mary   wife  of  W.I- 

liam,    sister   of   Thomas   d'K: 

173,   181  bis. 

—,  William,    knight,    173,    181  bis. 
Bernard,     See   Barnard   Castle. 
Bernard,  Agnes  \viff   of   John.   269. 

,    (  rCoffrcy,     of     Newport      chaplain. 

33. 

—  Henry,  221. 

loan   wife   of    Stephen,    179. 
John,    221. 

John,    of    (Jnv.t    Walrham. 
John,   of   Harlou. 

—  John,  of  Th 

—  Stenhen,  of  AUhorne     179. 

—  William,  221  (two). 

—  William. 
Bernardcston.     Sn    Barn 
Bernardeston,    Rouer  df.   J40. 
Berner,  Alice  wife  of    John,  216. 
— ,   John,    122. 

— ,  John,   of   SatTron    \Valdcn,   90. 
— ,   John,    the   elder. 

Bcrners,    Isabel   wife  <»f  Richard.  _Mf» 

.  John    de,    71. 

— ,  John,    of    Horklev    J4(.. 

.  fob.n    son    of    Kdinund   de,     : 

47. 

— ,  Tohn  son   of    John   de 

,  John   son  of  Ralp 

— ,  John,   the  elder. 


292 


INDEX. 


Berners,  Katharine  wife  of  John  de,  71, 
100. 

—  Lora  wife  of  John  de,  25,  34. 

—  Maud  wife  of  Roger  de,  40. 
Nicholas,  227,  271-2. 

—  Richard,  246. 

—  Roger  de,  40. 

—  Roger  son  of  Roger  de,  40. 

—  Thomas  son  of  Richard  de,  41. 
Bernes,   John,    169. 

Bernestone.     See  Barnston. 

Bernetby.     See  Barnetby. 

Bernewell  (Bernewelle),  John,  chap- 
lain, 263. 

— ,  John,  rector  of  Chingford,  112; 
vicar  of  Felsted,  139. 

Bernham,   Robert  de,    18. 

— ,  Robert,   of  Hadham,   208. 

Berte,  John,    144. 

Bertelmeu,  Ellen  wife  of  Richard,  66. 

— ,  Richard,   of   Glemsford,   66. 

Bertelot,   Agnes,   269. 

— ,  John,   269. 

— ,  Margaret,   269. 

— ,  Richard,    of   Stisted,    121. 

Berton.      See   Barton. 

Berton,  John  Seman  of,  3. 

Berton,  John,  clerk,  238. 

Bertyngherst.      See    Briddinghurst. 

Berughholte.      See   Bergholt. 

Berwaldon.      See   Barn   Hall. 

Berwick  (Berewyk,  Berwyk),  in  Top- 
pesfield,  manor,  138,  189. 

Berwick  Berners  (Berewyk  by  Roth- 
yng)  [in  Abbess  Roding],  manor, 
39,  238. 

Berwyk.      See   Berewyk. 

Beryman,   Joan  wife   of   Maurice,   71. 

— ,  Maurice,   of   East   Ham,   71. 

Berynwode,  Margaret  wife  of  Robert, 
240. 

— ,  Robert,  of  Woodford,  240. 

Best  (Beste),  Agnes  wife  of  John,  185. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  Thomas,   151. 
.  John,    185. 

— ,  John  le,  66. 

— ,  John,  vicar  of  St.  Peter,  Col- 
chester, 233. 

— ,  Lucy  wife  of  John   le,   66. 
,  Thomas,   latoner,    151. 

Bestman,  Joan  wife  of  John,  221. 

— ,  John,  221. 

Besyden,  Alice  wife  of  Henry,   124. 

— ,  Henry,   of  Aveley,    124. 

— ,  Joan   wife  of  John,   250. 
.    John,   of   Avelcy,   250. 

Hrthersden  (Beatrichesden),  co.  Kent, 
225. 

Betoyne  ninovciu-).  Alaxaiuler  de,  of 
H.rking,  76,  82. 


Betoyne     (Betoygne),     Alice     wife     of 

Alexander  de,  82. 

— ,  John  son  of  Alexander  de,  76,  82. 
— ,  Margaret  sister  of  John  de,  76. 
Bette,   John,   of   Colchester,   230. 
— ,  John,  of  Tolleshunt  d'Arcy,  230,  244, 
— ,  Roger,    199. 
Beule,  John,  chaplain,  257. 
Bever,   Robert,  clerk,   245. 
Beverage,    Robert,    of   Babraham,    183, 
Beverle,  Joan  wife   of  Robert  de,   63, 
— ,  Robert  de,  63. 
— ,  Thomas   de,   91. 
Beveroche,    John,    of    Halstead,    chap- 
lain,  206,   212. 
Bewbush       (Beaubussh)       [in      Lower 

Beeding],   co.    Sussex,   manor,   261. 
Bewestyn,  Maud  wife  of  Richard,  122. 
— ,  Richard,    122. 
Bexfields      (Bekeswell)      [in      Chelms- 

ford],  manor,    169. 

Beyntre,.  Cecily  wife  of  Henry  de,  22. 
— ,  Henry   de,   22. 
Bibbs  Hall  (Bibesworth,  Bybbesworth) 

[in  Kimpton],  co.  Hertford,  manor, 

108,  238. 
Bibesworth  (Bybbesworth),  Avice  wife 

'  of  Hugh  de,    108,  238. 
— ,  Edmund,    238. 
— ,  Hugh  de,    108,  238. 
— ,  John  de,   108. 
Bicknacre    (Bykenaker)    [in    Woodham 

Ferrers],   prior  of,   61. 
— ,  priory,  chapel  of  St.  Mary  in,  61. 
Bidford  (Bydeford),  Alice  daughter  of 

Richard   de,    101. 
— ,  Richard,    101. 
Bienee  (Byenge),  John  son  of  Andrew, 

234. 

— ,  John,  the  elder,   198. 
Bierden,  Agnes  wife  of  Eustace,  243. 
— ,  Eustace,    of   Abbess    Roding,    243. 
— ,  John,   260. 
Bierlyng.      See   Birling. 
Bigge.      See   Bygge. 
Bigods      (Alfrestonehalle)      in      Great 

Dunmow,   manor,   273. 
Bigot.      See   Bygod. 
Bikeleswade,     William     de,     rector     of 

Little    Thurrock,    52. 
— ,  William  de,  rector  of  Gilston,  30. 
Bilchangre,    Bilcheangre.      See    Birch- 
anger. 
Bildeston      (Byldeston),     co.      Suffolk. 

manor   and   advowson,    255. 
Bilegh.     See  Beeleiyh. 
Milhawr,    |ohn.    251. 
Billericav      (Billerica.      Billirvka)      [in 

Great  Burstead],     Sec  Aunkctyn,  J.; 

Farlegh,   N. 


Billyng,   Alice   wife    of   John,    165. 

,  John,  of  West  Ham,    165. 
Billyngford  (Byllyngford),  James,   i«>n. 

233,   237,   246. 

Bilneye,  Margery  wife  of  Robert,    1(>1. 
— ,  Robert,    191. 
Binbury    (Bengebury)    [in   Thornham], 

co.  Kent,  225. 
Bing     (Beenges)     [in     Pettistree]     co. 

Suffolk,    manor,    170. 
Birch    (Briche),    227;    manor   (Bryche- 

hall  le   Castell),   241. 
— ,  see  also   Chymyn,  R.;   Cok,  J. 
— ,  (Briche,    Bryche,    Brygge),    Great, 

12,  73,  99,  113,  117,  126,  173,  213, 

228,  233. 
— ,  see    also    Atte     Broom,     E.;     Atte 

VVode,    C;    Crax,    J.;    Gernoun,    J.; 

Sayer,    J.    and   W. 
— ,  (Briche,    Bryche),    Little,    26,    99, 

113,     126,     142,     173;     manor    and 

advowson,    14. 
— ,  John,   rector   of,   97. 
Birchanger    (Bilchangre,    Bilcheangre, 

Birchaungre,   Bylchangre),    101,    106, 

120,    179,   249. 
Bircheho,   John,   216. 
Birch      Holt      (Aldholt)      [in      Birch], 

manor,   233. 
Birchelegh        (Birchele,        Bircheleigh, 

Bricheleigh,      Byrchelegh,      Byrche- 

leye),    John,    of    Witham,    131,    138, 

175. 

- — ,  John  de,  the  elder,  7,  55. 
— ,  John  de,  the  younger,  49. 
— ,  Thomas  son  of  John,  of  Witham, 

130,     175.    202,    215,    220,    222-3, 

230-1,    239  bis,   244. 
Birchhoo,   Alice  wife   of  John   de,   88. 
— ,  John   de,    88. 
Birdale,    co.    York,    266. 
Birdbrook       (Bredebrok,      Bridbrook, 

Bridebrok,      Brydbrok,      Brydebrok), 

27,  34,  49,  54-5,  63,  85,  114,  120-1, 

149,    165,    197,   241,  253,  269. 
— ,  see    also    Aspeloun,    J.;    Lengleys, 

W.;    Ryvel,    R.;    Smyth,    E. 
Birland,   John   de,    82-3. 
Birle    (Byrle),    Joan    wife    of    Thomas, 

267. 

— ,  Richard,  237,  253,  262. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  West  Tilbury,  267. 
Hiding     (Bierlyng),     co.     Kent,     225; 

manor,   225. 
Birlyngham,    John,    197. 
Birmyngeham,    Thomas    de,    of    Lon- 
don,   141. 

— ,  WTalter    de,    knight,    126. 
Bisley       (Byslegh),       co.       Gloucester, 

manor,    265. 


Bisshop.    AUIH-V 

Ainu  .•     Wife    «)t     Slrplii  : 

.    30. 
J"  <ffrey,  30. 

John,     I'M. 
—    Richard,    138. 

Kuharcl,     nt     H..rrh.nii.    94. 

Thomas,     dt     Thaxtcd,     '  «h« 

234. 

Bisshopeston    (Hisshopston).    }< 

clerk,    112,    I!1',    i 
Blacche,     John,     of     Saffron     V, 

159. 
Blackford    (Blake  ford)  :ncr»et, 

273. 

Blackmore     (Blakemore).       Set     Rey- 
nold,   J.;    Spaner,    T. 
Blakeden,    William    de,    attorney 
Blakeford.     See  Blackford. 
Blake  Hall  fin  Bobbingworth], 

273. 

Blakenuttele.      > 
Blakeuyn,    William,    •  : 
Blaknotle.     See   Noil. 
Blamouster,    John, 
Blanch     (Blaunche),      \  te     of 

Thomas.    I'M. 
— ,  John,    105. 
— ,   Thomas,    of    St.    Osvth. 
Blankmoster     ( Bloumoster),     Jot- 

of  Walter  de,  of   Halstr.ul.    • 
— ,   Maud    wife    of   John 
Blankpayn    (Blaunkepayn),    Joan    wife 

of  Thomas,   256. 
— ,  Thomas,  256,   2< 
Blare.   Florence  wife  of   Richer.    II1'. 
— ,  Richer,    119. 
Blaston,   co.    Somerset.    1 
Blatherwvrke  (Blatheru  yk ). 

ampton.     1  Sj;    atlxouson.     1  1 

manor,    111,    15S.    1S1.   22\. 
— ,  rector  of.      N«    Stratton.   T.  de. 
Blaueneye,    John.    5S. 
Blaunche.    See    Blanch. 
Blaunkepayn.      SIT    Hlankp.i\n. 
Blran    (Bleen).    CO.    Kent,    manor.     I'M. 
Blecche,   Joan   uife   of  John. 
— ,  John,    J 

— ,   John,    of    (  -real     W.ilti 
— ,   Mary    \\ifr    of    l"hn. 
— ,   William,    25 
Bledclfa      (Blethenan.      reCtlUS      I 

vmU,        HU-thrxau'h)        [CO.        Riuinor]. 

manor,    2\.    2( 
Hledel.uve.     I** 
Bleen.     Set    Hlean. 
Hletheloue,    CO.    Saloi 
Blethenan.     BU-tru-\.iL'h.     N« 


294 


INDEX. 


Bleyk,    Nicholas,   of   Maldon.    149. 
Blofeld,    John,    of    London,    stockfish- 
monger,   243. 

Blomester,  Mary  wife  of  Thomas,  219. 
— ,  Thomas,   of   Haverhill,   219. 
BlomviU,  Agnes  wife  of  Thomas,  45. 
— ,  Thomas,    of   Pleshey,    45. 
Blossome    (Blosseme,     Blosme),     Joan 

wife  of  Thomas,  239. 
— ,  Robert,   226. 
— ,  Thomas,    226. 
— ,  Thomas,  273. 
— ,  Thomas,  the  younger,  239. 
Blosun,  Thomas,  267. 
Bloumoster.      See    Blankmoster. 
Blounham,  rector  of.     See  Belgrave,  P. 

de. 

Blount,  Cecily  wife  of  Thomas,  208. 
— ,  Edmund,   112. 

— ,  Elizabeth  wife  of  Edmund,  form- 
erly wife  of  Ralph  de  Reydon,   112. 
— ,  Gilbert  le,  of  Pleshey,  61,  116. 
— ,  Hugh  le,  42. 
— ,  Hugh,  knight,   102. 
— ,  Hugh   son  of  Hugh  le,  42. 
— ,  John  son  of  Hugh,   141. 
— ,  Joyce  wife  of  Hugh  le,  42. 
— ,   Mary  wife  of  Walter,    119. 
— ,  Thomas,   157. 

— ,  Thomas,  of  Sawbridgeworth,  208. 
— ,  Walter,    114,    119. 
— ,  William,  rector  of  Great  Holland, 

273. 

Blounvill,  Joan  wife  of  Oliver  de,  34. 
— ,  Oliver  de,  34. 
Bloy,  Joan  wife  of  William  de,  44. 
— ,  William  de,  44. 
Blowere,  Alan,  146. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  Alan,   146. 
Bloxham,  William  de,  chaplain,   176. 
Blundel    (Blundell),    Blanche   sister   of 

John,   13. 
— ,  John,  13. 
— ,  Nicholas,  269. 
— ,  William,  269. 
Blunt's  Hall  (Blunteshale)  [in  Witham], 

manor,  227. 

Blyburgh.     See  Blythburgh. 
Blysse,  Agnes  wife  of  Richard,   193. 
— ,  Richard,  of  Saffron  Walden,  193. 
Blythburgh     (Blyburgh),     co.     Suffolk, 

manor,  64. 

Mlytnn,  Ellen  wife  of  John,   165. 
— ,  John,  of  Colchester,   165. 
Bobbingworth    (Bobynggeworth,    Bol- 
yngworth,  Bubbyngeforde,  Bubbyng- 
•h),  3,  96-7,  170,  184,  207,  233, 
242,  250-1,  257,   270-1;   man.,,    and 
...Kowson.  211,  240. 
,  John  Gibbe  of,    177 


Bocher,   Stephen,  223. 

Booking   (  Bockyng,     Bockyngg,     Bok- 

kyng),  2,   11,  33,  36,  50,  54,  57,  72, 

78,  81,  83,  90,  93,   135,   139,   141-2, 

145,    154,    157,    160,    162,    164,    180, 

183,    185,    189,   201,   215,   220,   239, 

244,  248,   252,  258,  262. 
— ,  rector  of.  See  Croser,  T. 
— ,  see   also    Compton,    R.;    Cook,    J.; 

Dassh,  J.;  Donmowe,  J.;  Doreward, 

J.  and  W.;  Frere,  J.  and  T.;  Gibber 

J.;    Godyn,    J.;    Heldere,    J.;    Morel, 

L.;    Noble,    J.;    Pach,    R     and    W.; 

Prille,  L.;  Roberd,  J. 
Bockingham      Hall      (Botynghamhalle) 

[in  Copford],  manor,  233. 
Bockyng  (Bockyngg,  Bockyngge),  Alice 

daughter  of  Reynold  de,  81. 
— ,  Ellis  de,   248. 

— ,  Joan  daughter  of  Reynald  de,  81. 
— ,  John  son   of  Reynald  de,   81. 
— ,  John  son  of  Robert  de,  57,  78,  83, 
— ,  Margery  daughter  of  Reynald  der 

81. 

— ,  Reynald  de,   81. 
— ,  Roger  son  of  Reynald  de,  81. 
— ,  Sabina  wife  of  John  de,  57,  78,  83, 
— ,  Thomas    brother    of    Reynald    der 

81. 

— ,  Thomas  son  of  Reynald  de,  81. 
Bocsted.     See  Boxstede. 
Boctone     Malherbe.       See     Boughton 

Malherbe. 

Bode,  William,  201. 
Bodham,  Joan  wife  of  Simon,  241  bis, 
— ,  Simon,  citizen  of  London,  241  bis, 
Bodyngham,  Agnes,  218. 
Bogeys,  Hervy,  of  Saffron  Walden,  72. 
Boghurst   (Bogherst),    Eleanor   wife   of 

Walter,   157,  207,  220. 
— ,  Walter,  of  Kent,   157,  207,  220. 
Bohun,  Cecily  wife  of  John  de,  85,  89, 
— ,   Edmund  de,  44. 
— ,  Elizabeth  wife  of  William  de,   69r 

70,  74,  77,  79,  81,  83-4,  90,  93,  95T 

96  bis,   100. 
— ,  Joan    de,    countess    of    Hereford,. 

Essex   and    Northampton,   201,   203r 

233,   259  Ms. 

— ,  John  de,  of  Midhurst,  85,  89. 
— ,  Oliver  de,   knight,  84. 
— ,  William  de,  earl  of  Northampton, 

69,  70,  74,  77    79,  81    83-4,  90    93r 

95,  96  bis,   100,   115,   120. 
Bokat.     See  Boket. 
Bokeden,  Joan  wife  of  John,  263. 
— ,  John,  of  co.  Huntingdon,  263. 
Bokeland,  Alice  wife  of  Thomas,  267, 

.   Thomas,   of  West    Tilbury,   267. 
Bokeman,  John,  200. 


INDEX 


295 


Bokenell,  John,   265. 

Bokenham,  Agnes  wife  of  John    172. 

— ,  Alice,  222. 

— ,  John,    172. 

— ,  John  of  Havering  atte  Bower,   178. 

— ,  Margaret      wife      of      Robert      cle, 

daughter  of  Bartholomew  de   Naun- 

ton,    191,  204  bis. 
—,  Robert   de,    191,   204  his. 
Bokesworth.     See  Boxworth. 
Boket   (Bokat),    Emma    wife   of    Roger, 

14. 

— ,  Roger,  14,  76. 
Hole,  Alice  wife  of  Robert,    174. 
— ,  John,   chaplain,    1 14. 
— ,  John,  of  Newport,  72. 
— ,   Mariota  wife  of  Thomas,    145. 
— ,  Robert,   174. 
— ,  Robert,  chaplain,  23. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  Manningtree,  145,  156. 
Bolebek.     See  Bulhek. 
Bolefanne.     See   Bulphan. 
Bolemere.      See   Bulmer. 
Bolemere,  Thomas  de,  chaplain,  73. 
Bolewyk.     See  Bulwick. 
Boleyn,  Anne  wife  of  Robert,  239. 
— ,  Robert,  239. 

Boliton  (Bolyton),  Alice  wife  of  Rich- 
ard de,  70. 

— ,  Andrew,   of   Stebbing,    22. 
— ,   Isabel  wife  of  John,   145. 
— ,  John,  of  Aveley,    145. 
— ,  Katharine  daughter  of  Robert  de, 

70. 

— ,  Richard  son  of  Robert  de,  70. 
— ,  Robert    de,    70. 
— ,   Simon  son  of  Robert  de,   70. 
— ,  William  son  of  Robert  de,  70. 
Bollesore,   John  de,    156. 
— ,   Margery  wife  of  John  de,   156. 
Bollington  (Bolitone)  [in  Ugley],  49. 
Bolle,   Beatrice  wife  of  Walter,   114. 
— ,  Richard,  of  Theydon  CJarnon,  109, 

201. 

— ,  Walter,    114. 
Bolmere.     See  Bulmer. 
Boloigne,   Geoffrey,  of  Colchester,  96. 
Bolour,  Alice  wife  of  John,  273. 
— ,  John,  273. 
— ,  Maud,  58. 
Bolt,  John,  65. 
Bolter  (Boltere),  Joan  wife  of  Thomas, 

150,  224. 

— ,  Thomas,  of  Thaxted,  150,  224. 
Bolthod,  John,  of  Stisted,  91. 
Bolton,   John   de,    115-6. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  John  de,   115-6. 
Bolymer,  Agnes  wife  of  William,   195. 
— ,   Isabel  wife  of  John,   144. 
— ,  John,   144. 


Bolymer,   William,   195. 
Bolyngtor.    (BoKnton),    Isabel    u 
Robert,    237. 

264. 

— ,  Joan   uile  ,,f    Thomas  dc.  95. 
,   John    .1, 
,  Robert,  ot    \-,rth  Ockcndon.  264. 

— ,  Robert,  of  R;iinham,  237. 

— ,  Thomas  dc. 

Bolyimworth.      See    Bobbi: 

Bolys.    Maud,    • 

Bolyton.     See  Bolit 

Bon;i\  future,    M  :     Wil- 

liam, 2\2. 

— ,  William,  i  m/en  ..n.l  tapestry  maker 
of   London,   212. 

Bonde.    Nii-hiilas,   93. 
,   Simon,    13X. 

— ,  Thomas  son   of    Nuholas,  63. 

Bondok,  Isabel,   179. 

Boneuell,    Amies    uite   of   John    de,   88, 

167. 

— ,  John  de,   88,    In7. 
Boraston,   Hugh   de,    177. 
Boneyr  (Boneyre),  AL-:  :  John 

33.' 

— ,  John,  230. 
— ,  John,   of  Asheldharn. 
Bonherbe,   Hem 
Bonhunt  [in  Wicken  Bonhunt],  manor. 

266. 

Bookber,  Thomas,  265. 
Boorde,  Amice  wife  of  Th 
— ,  Thomas,  216. 
Boreham  (Borham.  Borhom),  6,  \2bis, 

14,  24,  43.  5S.  70.  3  0    122, 

125,  140,  144,  156,  160,  165  h: 

188,  195,  197,  200-1.  211.  2\  • 

31,  234,  245.  257,  259,  268;  manor, 

21,  56,  98. 

,    \  iear  of.      .SY<    M\  re.   (  ',.  de. 
— ,  see  also  Ardelech,   (.:  Atte    i 

Bisshop,   R.;   C  ;         I       I  ) 

Herde,   J.;    Lywold.   J.;    Munde,   R. 

Porter,  J.;   Rex  Scarlet.   J. 

Smyth,    W.:    Wftleys,    \\ 
Borenare.     See  Bor\ : 
Bore\al,    Robert.    In. 
Borewestede,     Little.       See     Burstead, 

Little 

Borham.      See   Boreham. 
Borham,  Acnes  \\ife  of  John  de,  131. 

.    lobn    de.     10').     ' 

,    lobn,    i-iti/.en    ami    stoektixlv 

of    London. 

,    John  de.  of  Lon<: 

,    l.ihn.    rector   <>t'   riumpton.    141. 
— ,    Peter   de.    141. 
B'H-hom.     N<v   Boreham. 
Boriuare.     St't-   Borvnare. 


296 


INDEX. 


Borle,  John  de,   180. 

Borley  (Borlee),  237;  manor,    198. 

— ,  see  also   Dunmowe,  J.   de;   Rokel, 

R. 

Boryer,  Ralph,  of  Great  Bardfield,  223. 
Borynare    (Borenare,    Boriuare),    Alice 

daughter  of  Robert,    124. 
— ,  Cristiana  wife  of  Robert,  60. 
— ,  Felicia  wife  of  Robert,   124. 
— ,  Joan  daughter  of  Robert,  60. 
— ,  Robert,    of    Bradwell    juxta    Mare, 

124,    131. 

— ,  Robert,   of   Corringham,   60. 
— ,  Thomas,    60. 
— ,  William  son  of  Robert,  60. 
— ,  William  son  of  Robert,   124. 
Boscombe  [co.  Wilts.],  John  rector  of, 

72. 

Boseham,  John,  207. 
Bosham    (Boseham),    co.    Sussex,    84; 

manor,   261. 

Bosoun,  John,  chaplain,    161. 
Boston,  co.  Lincoln,  186. 
Bosyate,   Thomas,  rector  of  Rayleigh, 

200. 

Bote,  Robert,  221. 
Botekesham.  See  Bottisham. 
Boteler.     See  Botiller. 
Botere,  John,    158  bis. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,   158  bis. 
Botes,  Alan,  58. 
Botevileyn  (Botevyleyn),  Isabel  wife  of 

Thomas,  74. 
--,  Thomas,   60,   74. 
— ,  Thomas  son  of  William,  79. 
— ,  William,  60. 
Botild   (Botyld),  Agnes  wife  of  John, 

170. 

— ,  Elizabeth  wife  of  Richard,    115. 
— ,  John,   170. 

— ,  Juliana  wife  of  William,  183. 
— ,  Richard,  of  Broomfield,  115. 
— .  Thomas,  citizen  and  fishmonger  of 

London,  209. 
— ,  William,  183. 
Hntiller   (Boteler,    Botiler),    Alice    wife 

of  Richard,  137. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  Richard,  138. 

,  Alice  wife  of  Robert,    118. 
— ,  Anne  wife  of  John,  29. 
— ,  Amice  wife  of  John  le,  7. 

I  -Irnund  le,  7,  9,   \2bis,  27-8. 
-,   Eleanor  wife  of  Edmund   le,  9. 
Klranor  wife  of  James  earl  of  Or- 

mond,  27. 
— ,  Eleanor  wife  of  John,   134. 

,   Elizabeth  wife  of  William  le,  40. 
'  •<  "tin  \     le,    of    Saffron    Walden, 

8,   IS. 

•  les,  213. 


I  Botiller  (Boteler,  Botiler),  Giles,  rector 

of  Leigh,  141. 

— ,  James  le,  earl  of  Ormond,  27. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Geoffrey  le,  8,   18. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Giles,  213. 
— ,  John  le,  9. 

— ,  John,  of  Good  Easter,    100. 
— ,  John,  of  Saffron  Walden,  120,  126, 

134. 
— ,  John,   of   Shopland,  29. 

-    John  le,  of  South  Weald,  7. 
— ,  John,  rector  of  Foxearth,  59. 
— ,  Richard,  of  Littlebury,   137. 
— ,  Richard,  of  Saffron  Walden,    138. 
— ,  Robert,    118. 
— ,  Robert,    154. 

— ,  Robert,  of  Saffron  Walden,   134. 
— ,   Sarah  wife  of  Thomas,  201. 
— ,  Thomas,  201. 
— ,  Thomas,   of  Thaxted,    172. 
— ,  William  le,  40. 
— ,  William  le,  knight,  39. 
— ,  William,  of  Yatton,  268. 
Botilspury.     See   Buttsbury. 
Botisford,  John,  245. 
Botolf,  Joan  wife  of  Robert,  255,  257. 
— ,  Richard,  255. 
— ,  Robert,  255,  257. 
Botolvesperye.      See   Buttsbury. 
Bottele,  Agnes  wife  of  Henry  de,  50. 
— ,  Henry  de,   50. 

Bottisham     (Botekesham)     [co.     Cam- 
bridge], Hugh  Clerk  of,   155. 
Botulvespyrie.     See   Buttsbury. 
Boty,  Maud  wife  of  Thomas,  86. 
— ,  Thomas,    86. 
Botyld.     See  Botild. 
Botynghamhalle.         See      Bockingham 

Hall. 
Bouetoun,    John    son    of    William,    of 

Chesterford,   61. 
Boughton      (Boctone)     Malherbe,     co. 

Kent,  manor  and  advowson,  242. 
Bouke,  John,  clerk,  273. 
Boukere,  Emma  wife  of  William  le,  23. 
— ,  William  le,  23. 
Bounde,   William,   of  Ardleigh,   3. 
Bourchier's  Hall   (Little   Fordham)   [in 

Aldham],  2,    107. 
— ,  Robert  le  Power  of,  2. 
Boure,  Matthew,  258. 
Bourehalle.     See  Bower  Hall. 
Bmirgchier,   lord.     See   Stafford,    H. 
Bourgh,   Peter  de,   chaplain,    134. 
Bourghchier    (Bourghch  ,    Bourglu -her. 

Bouser,  Bousser,  Burgch',  Burgcher, 

liurgi-hii-r,     Burghcher,    BiiruhrhuT). 

Anne  wife  of  William,  263,  267. 
— ,  Eleanor  wifr  <>t  \Yilli;mi,  14f>. 
— ,  John  de,  64. 


I  MM  X. 


297 


Bourghchier    (Bourghch',     Bourghcher, 

Bouser,  Bousser,  Burgch',  Burgcher, 

Burgchier,     Burghcher,    Burghc  -hii-r  -j. 

John    de,    knight,    107,    140,    188-9, 

209,  226. 
— ,  John   de,   rector  of   Sible   Hrdini:- 

ham,  4. 

— ,  Maud  wife  of  John  de,    140. 
— ,  Robert     de,     knight,     17,     49,     55, 

58  bis,  61,  64,  69,  70  bis,  83. 
— ,  Thomas,    146. 
— ,  William,  knight,   146. 
— ,  William,    knight,    255,    263,    267, 

270. 

Bourhall.      See    Prayor's    Farm. 
Bourne,   co.    Kent,   225. 
Bourton,    Robert    de,    warden    of    the 

chantry  of  Layer  Marney,   129. 
— ,  Robert  de,  rector  of  South  Ocken- 

don,  205. 

Bouser,   Bousser.     See  Bourghchier. 
Bouvvaldeth.      See   Bowaldeth. 
Bovyton,  Alice  wife  of  Richard  de,  36. 
— ,  Richard   de,   36. 
Bow  (Stratford,   Stretford,  atte  Bowe) 

[co.   Middlesex],  41. 
— ,  see  also  Lynne,  J.;  Roly,  J. 
Bowaldeth  (Bouwaldeth)  Ermita  daugh- 
ter of  Henry  de,   77. 
— ,  Henry    de,    citizen    and    tailor    of 

London,  77  bis. 

— ,  Joan  daughter  of  Henry  de,  77. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Henry  de,  77  bis. 
— ,  Thomas  son  of  Henry  de,  77. 
Bowdewine,  John,  vicar  of  Little  Bad- 

dow,  77. 
Boweles,   John   de,   of  West  Hanning- 

field,  67. 

Bowell,  Robert,  256. 
Bower    Hall    (Bourehalle)    [in    Steeple 

Bumpstead?],   manor,    167. 
Bower  Hall  (Bourehall),  manor,  265. 
Bower,  William,   of  Horkesley,   221. 
Bowers    Gifford    (Bures,    B.    Gifford), 

178,    188;   manor,   8. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Grapinel,  R. 
— ,  see    also    Gerard,    E.;    Gifford,    E. 

and   J.;    Shamelman,   J. 
Bowyer,  John,  of  Witham,   199. 
Boxford,  co.   Suffolk,   136,    182. 
— ,  see  also  Aleyn,  J.;    Clerk,  W. 
Boxford,  Robert,  citizen  and  draper  of 

London,    156. 
Boxstede     (Bocsted),     George     son     <>t 

Peter  de,   147. 

-— ,  Isabel  wife  of  Peter  de,    14 /. 
— ,  James  de,   214. 
— ,   John  son  of  James  de,  214. 
— ,  Nicholaa  wife  of  Peter  de.  20,  110. 
—    Peter  de,  20,  90,   110,   147. 


B 

Mi 

— ,    Wilha:. 

Boxtcd 

— ,  H< 
,  John  B 

Boxuorth      <  ;  Cam- 

bridge],  Will:  .'56. 

Boydyn.    Ralph,    13. 

Boyland,   Is;tlu-l  uil<    .it  William  de,  36. 
— ,   William    dr. 

Bo\s.  ( rregoi  .    •  > 

.   John  de,   129 

246,  247 />/\. 

— ,   John   son   of    liihn   de.   J5,   45. 
— ,  John  son  of    |ohn   de. 
— ,   John,    of    Tolleshunt    d1  V 

188,   l')f..  206-7,   2 
— ,  John    son    of   John,    of    'i '•>!: 

d'Arcy,  4S. 
— ,  John  son  of  John  hn  de, 

48. 

— ,  Katharine  \\itV  ••»  l"hn 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  J.ihi: 
— ,  Roger  dr. 

,    Rosier  ilr.  knight.    177. 
Boyton,  C'ristina   \\ifr  of  John    le.   160. 
— ,   John  de,  7. 
— ,  John  de,  of  Thaxted.    H>II 

-,    Maud    \\ifr   of    Walter   dr.     I 
— ,   Robert   de,    11'*. 
— ,  Walter  de,  of  Ti. 
Brackentield  (Hrak\ntl  Derby, 

45. 
Bradcar  (Bradekyr)  fin  Shropham].  co. 

Norfolk,  manor.   4. 
Hradefeld.      Set     Hradtield. 
Bradefeld.      Set    Hradfeld. 
Bradekvr.      Sn     Hra'i- 
Hradelee.      See    Bradiex. 
Bradeleye.     N«    Hrailley. 
Bradeleye,    John    dr.    rei  tor    of    Whit- 
church,    141. 
Bradenham 

Norfolk,    manor.    ! 
Bradenham.    B  '•«••«   de. 

4h,    140.    14S. 

-,  Leo  (Lionel)  d 

140.    14S. 

Bradeshaue.    Nfcholai 
Bradeston.    lsaln-1.    2 

lolin    de.    ML 
— ,  Thom 

Bradeuell  :wcll. 

Bradfeld  (BradefeKl).  John. 

222 

lohn    d<  'd.   90. 

Petei  d< 


298 


INDEX. 


Bradfield    (Bradefeld),    23,    93,     167, 

219;  manor,  25,  46. 
— ,  see    also    Adam,    W.;    Aleyn,    J.; 

Godard,  J. 
Bradfield  Combust  (Brend  Bradefeld), 

co.  Suffolk,  manor,  101. 
Bradgate.  See  Broadgate. 
Bradley  (Bradeleye)  [in  Chieveley],  co. 

Berks.,  manor,   15. 
Bradley,  Great,  co.  Suffolk,  manor  and 

advowson,  268. 
Bradley,  Maiden  (Bradelee)  [co.  Wilts.], 

prior  of,   126. 
Bradman,  John,  221. 
Bradwell   (Bradewell),  4,   60. 
— ,  see  also  Clerk,  J.  le;  Colbayn,  J. 
juxta    Coggeshall    (Bradewell    by 

Coggeshale),  26,  53,  69,  79,  106,  118, 

121,   138,    176,  212,  219,  248,  262; 

advowson,     107,    206;    manor,     107, 

206,  248. 

— ,  Richard  rector  of,   176  bis. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Maldon,  T.  de. 
juxta  Mare  (Bradewell  by  Tillyng- 

ham),  2,  4,  29  bis,  43  bis,  65,  81,  102, 

106,     110,     120-1,     124,     185,    211; 

manor,  3. 

— ,   Buckles   in,   q.v. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  De  la  Lee,  R. 
— ,  see  also  Atte  Gardyn,  J.;  Borynare, 

R.;    Cook,    J.;    Dunnyng,    J.;    Keu, 

Joan;   Strangman,  W.;   Wybourn,  J. 
Braghyng.     See  Braughing. 
Braghyng,  Richard,  208. 
Braham,  John,   knight,    177. 
— ,  William  de,    108. 
Brailes  (Brailles),  co.  Warwick,  manor, 

74. 
Braintree     (Branktre,     Great     Reyne, 

Great  Reynes),  11,  33,  37,  54,  57   63, 

78,  83,  109,  126,  131,  135,  139,  141- 

2,   145  bis,   150,   158,   163,    176,   180, 

188,  207,   210,   220,  243,  252,  258, 

266,  268. 
— ,  see  also  Brounyng,  R.;  Bygot,  T.; 

Chapman,  R.;   Clerk,  R.  le;   Fraun- 

ceys,     J.;     Freysel,     J.;      Gene,     J.; 

Goldfmyth,  J.;   Goldyngharri,  J.  de; 

Halyday,    R.;    Herde,    E.;    Lee     J.; 

Meerk,  J.;  Pig,  W.;  Rede,  J.;  Rewen- 

hale,  A.  de;   Skynner,   N.;   Stonhell, 

J.  de;   Taillour,   J.,   R.   and   T. 
Mnikt-l,  John,  vicar  of  Stebbing,  213. 
Braksted.     See   Braxted. 
Bn.kynthweyt.     See  Brackenfield. 
Brambde.     See   Bromley. 
Bramber  (Brembre),  co.  Sussex,  261. 
Bramcote  (Snimprot),  r<>.   Nottingham, 

126. 


Bramford    (Braunford)     [co.     Suffolk], 

rector  of.     See  Brightwalton,  J.   de. 
Bramley.     See   Bromley. 
Brampton,  Cecily  wife  of  Thomas,  222, 
— ,  Thomas,     citizen     and     stockfish- 
monger  of  London,  222. 
Brandeston    (Brandiston),    co     Suffolk, 

225. 

Brandon,    Richard,    citizen    and    stock- 
fishmonger   of   London,   222. 
Brangweyn,    Alice    wife    of    Nicholas, 

141. 

— ,  Nicholas,  of  Saffron  Walden,   141. 
Branktre.     See  Braintree. 
Branktre,  Adam  de,  rector  of  Lulling- 

stone,   70. 

— ,  Henry,  of  Stoke,  98. 
— ,  Joan   wife   of  Henry,  98. 
Bras,   Richard,   221. 
Braughing    (Braghyng),    co.    Hertford, 

170,  202,  228. 
Braundon.     See  Brundon. 
Braunford.      See    Bramford. 
Braxted  (Braksted,  Braxstede),  Great, 

5,   178,  233,  256,  258;  manor,  235. 
— ,  see  also  Squyler,  J.;  Wrighte,  J.  le. 
— ,      (Braxstede),    Little,    233;    manor, 

151. 

Bray,   Cristina  wife  of  John,  233. 
— ,  Hugh,   of  Prating,    106,   124. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Hugh,   106,   124. 
— ,   Joan  wife  of  John,  190,  238  bis,  240. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  William,  245. 
— ,  John,  199,  217,  223;  attorney,  240. 
— ,  John,  of  Felsted,  233,  253. 
— ,  John,  of  Tilbury  juxta  Clare,  190, 

229,  238  bis,  240. 

— ,  Margaret  daughter  of  Agnes  la,  16. 
— ,  William,  of  Earl's  Colne,  245. 
— ,  William,   of  Rochford,    178. 
Braybroke       (Braybrok,        Braybrook), 

Gerard  de,  knight,  211,  236,  259  bis 

271-2. 

— ,  Gerard  the  elder,  knight,  235. 
— ,  Gerard    de,    the    younger,    knight, 

211,  235. 
— ,  Nicholas,  clerk,   179. 
— ,  Robert,  bishop  of  London,  200"- lr 

203,  220,  226-7,  230,235. 
Brayton,  Robert,  clerk,  243  bis. 
— ,  Thomas  de,  60. 
Breamisoun,  Bartholomew  de,  34. 
Breamson,   John,   205. 
Brean    (Brene),    co.    Somerset,    manor, 

27-8. 

Breansone,  Agnes  wife  of  John,  53. 
— ,  John,  S3. 

Breaute,  Richard  de,  vicar  of  Alton,  23. 
Brechham,  Thomas  de,  rector  of  St;ms- 

field,  57. 


INDI-V 


299 


Krede  [co.  Sussex?],  Adam  le  Younge 
of,  36. 

Bredebrok.      See    Birdbrook. 

Bredeford,  Joan  wife  of  John  de,  2. 

— ,  John  de,  2. 

— ,  John  de,   192,   199. 

,    Margaret    wife    of   John,    192. 

Bredewardyn,  Margaret  wife  of  Wil- 
liam, 258. 

— ,  William,  258. 

Breggeman,    Isabel    wife   of   John,   263. 

— ,  John,  263. 

Brehaunsoun,  Isabel  wife  of  Richard 
de,  64. 

— ,  Richard  de,  of  Rayleigh,  64. 

Bremble,   Robert,   clerk,    165. 

Brembre.      See   Bramber. 

Brend  Bradefeld.  See  Bradfield  Com- 
bust. 

Brendeshall,  Brendhall.    See  Brent  Hall. 

Brendewode,  Brend wod.  See  Brent- 
wood. 

Brendon,  Agnes  wife  of  Thomas,   153. 

— ,  Thomas,   153. 

Brendwode,    John,    257. 

— ,  Robert,   256-7. 

Brene.     See  Brean. 

Bren^e,  Henry,  of  London,  fishmonger, 
271. 

— ,   Margaret  wife  of  Henry,  271. 

Brent,  East,  Estbrent,  co.  Somerset, 
273. 

Brent  Hall  (Brendeshall,  Brendhall), 
manor,  161,  193. 

Brentwood  (Brendewode,  Brendwod), 
14,  100,  105.  148,  179,  230,  234, 
243,  241  bis,  256-7. 

— ,  see  also  Child,  J.;  Hoke,  J.;  Noun, 
R.;  Parker,  A.  and  R.;  Pegeon,  R.; 
Tanner,  H. 

Brenyngg,  Cristiana  wife  of  Philip  de, 
35" 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  John  de,   35. 

— ,   John  de,  35. 

— ,  Philip  de,  35. 

Brereley,  John,   236. 

Bret.    Geoffrey,    138,    165. 

— ,   Isabel  wife  of  Richard,    129. 

— ,  Joan   wife  of  William     111. 

— ,  Tohn,   138,  234,  261. 

— .  John,  of  Southchurch,  210,  213, 
215,  216  ter. 

— ,   Katharine  wife  of  Geoffrey,   165. 

— ,   Katharine  wife  of   William.   234. 

— ,   Mabel  wife  of  William  le,  33. 
.   Maud  wife  of  John,  261. 

— ,  Richard,    129. 

— ,  Richard  le,   of  Tendring,   66. 

— ,  Sarah  wife  of  John,  210,  213,  215, 
21 6  ter. 


40. 

.   William.   62 

,    William 

— ,   Willia.i  HI. 

— ,   William,   ol  '*9. 

,    William 

Brethenhan 

Hretmm.  Ah 

— ,  All. 

— ,   John,   cif    Little 

,    Ralph,      rt-(  t<>r      «>! 

Springfield,    21°. 

,   Robert.  ..f   London,  saddler 

,    William.    270. 
Brettnn.      S,  ,     B.nton   Hall. 
Bivtton,    John    .1,-.    172;    itl 
Breuster    ( Breusteir ).     |.,hn.     oi     Hrliori 

Bumpstead,    U><>,    175. 
— ,  Maud   \\ilt-  of   John,    175. 
Brewer    (Breuer.-).     loan,    222. 
— ,  John,    13S. 
— ,  Thomas,   of   Wi  M    •  ! 

William,   of    Little    Duninou.   205. 
Brian   (Bryan).   Amice   uite   <.f    1 

94. 

— ,  Anne  wife  of    John.   238. 
— ,  John,   23S.    24o. 
— ,   Margaret   \\ifV   .,f   William,   8. 
— ,    Robert,   nf  Woo.lharn   Walt. 

William,   8. 
Brianzoun  (Briaunzoun),   Giles  dc,  28, 

33. 

— ,   Margaret   wife  of  Giles  tie.   28,  33. 
— ,   Margery   late  \\ife  of  John 
Brice,  Agnes  wife  of   Rol 
— ,  John,   of  Great    Yarmouth.   46. 
— ,   Maud   wife  of    John,   4f>. 

.    Maud    late    wife    of    Will.ai, 
— ,  Robert,    133. 
Briche.    Great    and    Little.      N« , 
Bricheleigh.     Si  r    Birchelegh. 

Bricklehampton  (Brightlehampton),  co. 

Worcester,    manor,    268. 
BriddiriL'hurst   (  Bertx n-Ju-i  st)  fin  Cam- 

berwell],  co.    Sum 
Bridebrok.     .S'<  <    Birdbrook. 

Bridgwater 

\\atei 

and    lordship. 
Bridwode.   John    lie    clerk 
Brienge.    Iseult    \\ife   of    John. 
— ,   John,   citi/en    of    London, 
Briggis     William    Je. 
Bright.    William,    clerk.    266. 
Brighthelmcston.      S«     Brighton. 
Brightlehampton.    Sa    Bru  kleh.impton. 
Brierhtlingsea     (  BrightK  ncese\  e),      5ft. 

162,  211, 

— .  set 


300 


INDEX. 


Brighton  (Brighthelmeston),  co.  Sus- 
sex, 225. 

Brghton,   Richard,   259. 

Hr  ghtrich    (Brythtrych),    Adam,     149. 
Amice  wife  of  Adam,  149. 
Joan  wife  of  William,  80. 
John,  97,  122. 
John,  of  Wormingford,  67. 
Margery  late  wife  of  John,  116. 
William,  of  Theydon  Mount,  80. 

Brightwalton,  John  de,  rector  of  Bram- 
ford,  42. 

Brimpsfield  (Brymmesfeld),  co.  Glouc- 
ester, manor,  265. 

Brington,  Great  (Bryngeton),  co. 
Northampton,  manor,  124. 

Brisyngham,  Robert  de,  73. 

Broadgate  (Bradgate)  [in  Waltham 
Holy  Cross],  John  Clerk  of,  139. 

Brochols,  John  de,  attorney,  88. 

Brockesheved  (Brokkisheved),  Richard, 
175,  177.  ' 

Brockley  (Brockeleye)  [co.  Suffolk], 
William  Talmache  of,  63. 

Brodegore,  Simon,  of  Wenden,  237. 

Brodoke,  Elizabeth  wife  of  John,  213. 

— ,  John,  213. 

— ,  Thomas,    190. 

Brodyng,  Henry,  chaplain,  242. 

Broekman,    Agnes   wife   of   John,    131. 

— ,  John,  of  Goldhanger,   131. 

Broghton,  John,  236. 

Broke.     See  Brook  Street. 

Broke  (Brok),  Agnes  wife  of  William, 
8. 

— ,  Cecily  wife  of  John,  143. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  John  de,  60. 

— ,  John  de,  60. 

— ,  John,  mason,    143.    185. 
-,  Thomas,  clerk,    197. 

— ,  William  de,  attorney,  63. 

— ,  William,  of  Mucking,   8. 

Brokesbourne    (Brokesburn),    Edmund 
de,  211,  219. 
,  Elizabeth  wife  of  Edmund  de,  211. 

— ,  John  de,  knight,  24-6,  46. 

-  -,  Margery  wife  of  John  de,  24-5,  46. 
.   Robert  'de,  25-6,  46. 
,  Thomas  son  of  John  de,  46. 

— ,  William  son  of  John  de,  46, 

Brokesheved.     See  Broxted. 

Hroki-sbv.    Bartholomew,   268 

Broket,  Henry,  221. 

Hrokewalden  (Brokwalden)  [in  Saf- 
fron Walden],  26,  53,  103  bis,  122-3, 
128. 

— ,  see  «/so  Harhrr.  T.  U-;  Gifferd,  H.; 
Martin,  J.;  Ryvi-r,  (.;  Smyth,  J. 

liiukholr.   Thomas.    196. 

Hrokkisheved.     S, ,    Hnx-kesheved. 


Brokman,  Geoffrey,  of  Ipswich,  103. 
— ,   Sarah   wife  of   Geoffrey,    103. 
Brokwalden.      See    Brokewalden. 
Brom  [Brome,  co.  Suffolk?],  Alan  son 

of  Roger  de  Upgate  of,  71. 
Bromcroft,  William,  butcher,  140,  145. 
Bromdon.     See  Brundon. 
Brome,  co.   Cambridge  [?  rectius  Suf- 
folk], 269. 
Brome     (Brom),     Alice     daughter     of 

William   de,   of   Colchester,   83. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  John  de,   106. 
— ,  John  de,   106. 
— ,  John,   chaplain,    138. 
— ,  Robert,   of  Warwick,    169. 
— ,  Roger,  185. 
Bromehale.      See   Bromhale. 
Bromfeld.     See  Broomfield. 
Bromfeld,  John,   138. 
Bromfords    (Brounfordes),    manor,    in 

Nevendon,  248,  272. 
Bromhale   (Bromehale),   Isabel   wife  of 

John,  265. 

—    John,   243  bis,   256  bis,   265. 
— ,  Lora  wife  of  John,   formerly  wife 

of  Richard  Salyng,  243  bis,  244. 
Bromlegh     (Brorhleye),    John    de,    85, 

143. 

— ,  Richard,   171. 
Bromley      (Brambele,      Bramley),      co. 

Middlesex,    158,  261. 
Bromley    (Bromlegh),     Great,    56  bis, 

68,  72,  75,   153,   162,   175,  211. 
— ,  see  also  Person,  W.;  Wymbissh,  A. 
— ,  (Bromlegh),    Little,    3  bis;    manor, 

78. 

Bromleye.     See  Bromlegh. 
Brompfeld.      See  Broomfield. 
Brompton,  Joan  wife  of  Richard  de,  39. 
— ,  Richard  de,  39. 
Bromsgrove  (Brymmesgrove),  co.  Wor- 
cester, manor,  264. 
Brook  Street  (Broke)  [in  South  Weald], 

St.    John's    hospital,    advowson    of, 

117. 

Brook   Walden.      See   Brokewalden. 
Brook,  Agnes  de,  85. 
— ,  John,  216. 
— ,  John,  of  Dedham,  245,  249. 

John,   of   Stisted,    192. 
— ,  John,    rector   of   Tendring,   216. 
— .  Robert,     citizen     and     vintner     of 

London,  263. 
Broomfield      (Bromfeld,      Brompfeld, 

Brounfeld),  10,  16,  50-1,  57,  59,  62, 

75,    87-8,    107,    115/m,    127-S,    134. 

141  bis,  157-8,  163,  200-1,  209,  214- 

5,  228,  233,  237,  241  bis.  246;  manor. 

55,   158,  252,  260. 

,   \ii-ar  of.     Set-   Nonvico,   R.  de. 


INDIA. 


Broomfield  (Bromfelcl,  Brompfeld 
Brounfeld).  Sec  also  Botild,  R. 
Cantyng,  W.;  Coggishale,  T.;  Forby 
J.;  Foulere,  R.;  Holewelle,  J.;  Howe 
R.;  Stacy,  R.;  Wheler,  R.  and  W. 

Broughton  Hackett  (B.  Haket),  co. 
Worcester,  manor,  268. 

Broun,  Adam,  of  Great  Warley  1,  14, 
67,  88,  115. 

—  Agnes  wife  of  Adam,  1,  67,  88. 

—  Alice  wife  of  William,    114. 

—  Avice  wife  of  Thomas,    159. 

—  Ellen  wife  of  Seman,    102. 

—  Joan  wife  of  Adam,   115. 

—  Joan  wife  of  John,   164. 

—  John,    155. 

—  John,  of  Ramsden   Bellhouse,   164. 

—  John,  of  Wrestlingworth,   192. 

—  John  son  of  Adam,  67. 

—  Margaret  wife  of  Thomas,  253. 

—  Margery  wife  of  John,   155. 

—  Margery  wife  of  Simon,  71. 

—  Margery  wife  of  William,  201. 

—  Mary  wife  of  William,  224. 

—  Maud  wife  of  William,    121. 

—  Richard  son  of  Adam,  67. 

—  Robert,  of  Thaxted,    196. 

—  Seman,  of  Little  Waltham,   102. 

—  Simon,  of  Langtons,  71. 

—  Thomas,  261. 

—  Thomas,  of  Rayleigh,   159,  253. 

—  Warin  le,  of  Barrington,  26. 

—  William,   118. 

—  William,  201. 

—  William,  224. 

—  Master  William  of  Hengham,   177. 

—  William,  of  Saffron  Walden,  114. 

—  William,   of  Uxbridge,    121. 

—  William  son  of  Adam,  67,  88. 
Broundissh.     See  Brundysh. 
Brounfeld.     See   Broomfield. 
Brounfordes.     See  Bromfords. 
Brounsak,  John,  85. 

Brounyng,   Richard,  of  Braintree,    126. 

Broxted  (Brokesheved,  Broxheved),  1, 
11,  14,  179,  195,  273;  manor,  146. 

— ,  see  also  Gardiner,  J.;  Peyntour,  J.  le. 

Bruce's  (Bruses)  manor  [in  Totten- 
ham], co.  Middlesex,  266. 

Brugge,  Joan  wife  of  Peter  de,   151. 

— ,   Peter  de,    151. 

Bruggewater.     See  Bridgewater. 

Brun,  John  le,  of  South  Hanningfield, 
43. 

— ,   Mary  wife  of  John  le,  43. 

Brundon  (Braundon.  Bromdon)  [co. 
Suffolk,  formerly  Essex],  25,  33;  ad- 
vowson,  67,  79;  manor,  60,  67,  79. 

Brundvsh  (Broundvsh),  Cristina  wife 
of  Robert  de,  15  bis. 


(Hmundysh),     Robert     de, 

15  /• 
Hn.ns,   Kuh.,,,1,  207. 

Hrustere.    William.    ..' 
Hruyn.  All,  | 

,    Innelram.     ; 

— ,  William   le,   knight.    117. 
Hrvar.  m. 

Hryche,  Hrx.hehall  I, -I 
BrydebroK 
Hryene.   Al;  19g. 

,   (iuy   de,    tin-   elder,   kn: 

,   (  iny  de,   the 
— ,   William,     IM. 
— ,   William    dr.    kn.L-hi. 
Hryggi-,    (  in  I'.irrh. 

Bryggewater.     .s, ,    Hn.L- \\ater. 
Brymmetfdd     .SY<    Hnmpxtidd. 
Brymmesgrove,     .s1/ .    Mr-.: 
Brymmyng,   John,    of    1'rittlewd! 
Hrym-e.  Heiirx.  of  I.ittU-  Har.ltiel 
— ,   Margaret   v. 

Brynyeton.      See   Brii  :  cat. 

Hrvnkelowe,  William, 
Brynkley,    William,    of    Maldon 

182.    " 

Brythtrych.     See  Brightruh. 
Bubbewyth,      Nicholas,      clerk,      229; 

bishop  of  Hath  and  Wei! 
Bubbyngeforde,    BubbyngWOTtfa.      See 

Bobbingworth. 
Buckingham,  John   Eggelyn  of.    1". 
Buckingham,   county,    othYe   of   cham- 

berlainship    and     ushership     in     the 

Exchequer,    132. 
Buckles    (HatayloO.    in    Hradwell    juxta 

Mare,  manor. 
Budde,  Joan  wife  of  John,   IW.  206-7. 
— ,  John,    of    Maldon,    chapman.     1(>(>. 

206-7. 
Sugg  (Bugge),  (ieotTn-y,  of  I.i-\ke,  205, 

209. 
— ,   John   son   of  C'ristiana.   of   ( 

don,    15. 
— ,   Margart-t     wife    <>t 

209. 
Bugthorne   (BiiL'thorp1 

.    Ad. mi,   of   KeilinL-ton,  269. 

.  Geoffre] 

— ,   Robert   le.   of   Wakes    Colne,    14. 
,    Sarah   \\ife  of  (  r« 

— ,  William,  of  Colchester,  W,  46.  108. 
Bukstede.     See   Ho\ 

iukskvn   (Hukkeskvn).    J-.im.    KM. 
— ,  John   son   ot 

.    M.iry    wife   of   Thomas,   63. 
— ,   Maud    wife   of   John.    1H1. 
— ,  Thom  -    uth    Hanmncfield, 

63. 


302 


INDEX. 


Bukstrete,  Osbert,  of  Great  Leighs, 
173. 

Bukyngham,  John  de,   132. 

Bulbek,  (Bolebek),  Alice  wife  of  Wil- 
liam, 201. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  Seman,  154. 

— ,  John,   of  Foweleswode,    13. 

— ,  John  son  of  John,   13. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  Roger,   130. 

— ,  Roger,  of  Colchester,   130. 

— ,  Roger  son  of  John  (two),   13. 

— ,  Sayer  son  of  John,   13. 

— ,  Seman,  154. 

— ,  Thomas  son  of  John,   13. 

— ,  William,  of  Panfield,  201. 

— ,  William  son  of  John,   13. 

Bulbrook,  Joan  wife  of  John,  263. 

— ,  John,   263. 

Bulcote,  William,  clerk,  227. 

Bullok,  Andrew,  273. 

Bulmer  (Bolemere,  Bolmere),  2,  9,  25, 
35,  45,  81,  93  bis,  143,  145,  243. 

— ,  rector  of.     See  Pebemersh,  R.  de. 

— ,  John  de  Hynlond  of,  45. 

Buloyne,  Robert,    184. 

Bulphan  (Bolefanne,  Bulfanne,  Bul- 
vanne),  100,  129,  144,  178-9,  232. 

— ,  see  also  Lorchoun,  C.;  Newe,  J.  le. 

Bulwick  (Bolewyk,  Bulwyk),  co.  North- 
ampton, manor,  111,  181. 

Bumpstead,  Helion  (Bumsted- 
helyon,  Bumstede  Helyoun,  Earl's 
Bumstede,  Earl's  Bumpstede),  19, 
24-5,  30,  32,  36,  72,  149,  160,  169, 
175,  241,  253,  269  bis',  manor,  15, 
40,  64. 

— ,  Roger  vicar  of,  22. 

— ,  see  also  Baliol,  A.;  Breuster,  J.; 
Crok,  R.;  Hicche,  T.;  Ryvel,  R.; 
Tredebaas,  T.;  Tregat,  J.;  Watevylle, 
J.;  Wayte,  W.  le. 

— ,  Steeple  (Bumpstede  at  the  Tower, 
Bumstede  ad  Turrim,  Stepelbum- 
sted,  Stepilbomstede,  Steplebomp- 
stede),  2,  11,  26,  32,  34,  36,  44,  107, 
114-5,  142,  149,  160,  221,  241,  269; 
manor,  204. 

— ,  Garland's  Farm   in,   q.v. 

— ,  see  also  Bendissh,  T;  Chapman, 
-  and  J.;  Milkesop,  J.;  Troys,  J. 

Bumpstede,  Alice  wife  of  Robert  dc, 
11. 

—  John,  of  Stebbing,    139. 

—  Maud  wife  of  John,  139. 

—  Richard  son  of  William  de,  11. 

—  Rolii -it   S<>M  of  William  de,   11. 

—  William  de,   59  bis. 

—  William  son  of  William  de,   11. 
Bungeye,  Reynald  de,   191. 
Bunpit,  Joan  wife  of  John,   103. 


Bunpit,  John,  103. 

Buntyng,  Joan  wife  of  John,   103. 

— ,  John,   of   London,   goldsmith,    103. 

Buntyngford,   Benedict,  of  Sawbridge- 

worth,  215. 
Burcestre,    Margaret   wife   of  William, 

202,  208. 

— ,  William,  knight,  202,  208. 
Burdeyn,   Henry,    185. 
Burdy,  Eleanor  wife  of  Hugh,  197. 
— ,  Hugh,    197. 
Bureford.     See   Burford. 
Bureford,  Thomas  de,  chaplain,   136. 
Burel,  Joan  wife  of  John,  52,  91. 
— ,  John,  of  Writtle,   52,  91. 
Bures,   56,  89. 

— ,  B.  Giffard.     See  Bowers  Gifford. 
— ,  Great,    12,   40,   58-9,    113,    116. 
— ,  Robert  Kemele  of,  23. 
— ,  Little,  58,  113. 
— ,  Mount  (B.   at   the  Mount,   B.   atte 

Munte),    12,    19,   59,    116,    124,    148, 

198,  222. 
— ,  St.      Mary      (Great      Bures),      co. 

Suffolk,  40,   107,   124,   148,   155-6. 
— ,  Overhall    and    Netherhall    manors 

in,    198. 

— ,  Aubrey  rector  of,  56. 
— ,  see  also  Reynold,  R.;  Sergeaunt,  J.; 

Taverner,   R. 

Bures,  Alice  wife  of  Andrew  de,  7,  115. 
— ,  Andrew  son  of  Robert  de,  knight, 

7,  46,    115,   124,   152. 
— ,  Benedict  de,  of  Halstead,  6,  7,  23,  26. 
— ,   Cecily   wife   of   Benedict   de,   6,   7, 

23,  26. 

— ,  Hilary   wife  of  Robert   de,   7. 
— ,  James  de,   12  bis,  13,  58,  59  bis. 
— ,  John,   citizen   and  draper  of  Lon- 
don,   195. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  James  de,  59,  124. 
— ,  Mary  wife  of  Michael  de,  59,  124, 

135,   154. 

— ,  Maud  wife  of  James  de,  12  bis    13. 
— ,  Michael  de,  7,  12  bis,  59,  124,  135, 

154. 

— ,  Nicholas  de,   154. 
— ,  Robert  de,  7 
— ,  William  de,  7. 
Bures    atte    Munte,    Margery    wife    of 

Silvester  de,  19,  31. 
— ,  Silvester  son  of  Henry  de,  19,  31. 
Burford    (Bureford),    co.    Salop,    pre- 
bend,  21. 

Hiirgatc,  Roger  de,  attorney,  7,   12. 
Hurgcher,  Burgchier.    >>'<<•  Hourghchier. 
Burgdon,     Thomas,     of     Chelmsfonl, 

271. 
Hurgeys    (Hurgheys),    Eleanor    wife    of 

.Mm.    146. 


INDEX. 


Burgeys    (Burgheys),    Gilbert,    163. 

Joan  wife  of  John,  224,  258. 

John,   139. 

John,  245. 

John,  of  Benfleet,  226. 

John,   of   Fobbing,    146,    150,   226. 

John,  of  Maldon,  224,  258. 

Margaret   wife   of   John,   226. 

Margaret   wife   of   John,   226. 

Margaret   wife   of   John,   245. 
Burgh,   John,  the  elder,   221. 

John,    the   younger,    221. 

Thomas  de,    153. 

William,  221. 

William,  233,  246. 

William  de,  clerk,    100. 
Burgham.     See  Burham. 
Burghard,  Maud,  of  Framlingham,  27. 
Burghcher,    Burghchier.      See   Bourgh- 

chier. 
Burgherssh,  Ismania  late  wife  of  John, 

knight,   269. 

Burgheys.     See  Burgeys. 
Burghyld,  Sibil  wife  of  John,   135. 
— ,  John,    of   Rochford,    135. 
Burgo,   Elizabeth  de,   34. 
Burgoyne,  John,  261. 
Burham  (Burgham),  co.   Kent,  manor, 

225. 
Burlere,    James,    of    Great    Horkesley, 

157. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  James,    157. 
Burnedissh  (Burnedessh),  John  le,  35. 
— ,  Nicholas  de,  47,  51. 
Burnell,  Elizabeth  late  wife  of  Edward, 

kniqht,  268. 

— ,  Hugh,  knight,  of  Holdgate,  268. 
Burnham,   45,   210,   220,   241. 
— ,  see    also    King,    J.;     Rydale,    W.; 

Semee,  J. 

Burnham,   Anne  wife  of  John  de,   68. 
— ,  John  de,  68. 
Burre,  John,   100,  202. 
— ,  Stephen,  225. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  Shellow  Bowells,  109. 
Burstall,  James,  42-3. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  James,  42-3. 
Burstead  (Burstede),  67,  257. 
— ,  (Burstede),     Great,     36,     49,     83, 

110.  129,  235. 
— ,  vicar  of.     See  Felet,  J. 
— ,  Thomas  le  Heyward  of,   103. 
— ,  (Borewestede.  Burstede),  Little,  60, 

83,  129,  235,  237. 
Burstler,   Robert,   37  bis. 
Burton,      Agnes      wife      of      William, 

241  bis. 

— ,  Elizabeth  wife   of  Henry   de,   220. 
— ,  Henry  de,  220,  231. 
— ,  Joan  de,   65. 


Hurt., i),  John  dc,  clerk,  176,  187 

— ,  M:i;  ina»,  264. 

— ,  Thomas,    of     ToU-thurpr,    knight, 

264, 
— ,  William,    citizen     and     grocer 

London.    -Ml 
Bury    St.    Kdmtii..: 

liam    Gilinyn 
Bury,    Allan 

I'M. 

— ,  Henry,   clerk,   260. 
Hussh     (Husshr).     Alu-i-     ui(r     <.t 

156. 

—  Eleanor    wife    of    Ralph,    2. 

—  John,   270. 

—  John,  of  Havering  att<-  I 

—  John,  of  West    Mersen.  J44. 

—  Ralph,  272. 

—  Richard,   of    M;,ld..n.    179. 

—  Robert,  255. 

But  (Butte),  John,  of  Great  Tey,   143. 
— ,   John,    of    Steeple.    226,    234,    241, 

243. 

— ,  Roger,    179. 
Butley   (Buttele)   [co.    Suffolk],    Robert 

Deverous  of,    153. 
Buttele,    Henry   de.    84. 
Buttsbury  (Bptfltptuy,    B..f>l\ esperye, 

Botulvespyrie,    Gun 

dri,     Gydybernelan  oberd- 

laundrv    Gynge    Laundrey).   26,    100, 

102,    104,    150,    157  '•.   246; 

manor,   42  his,    141,   226. 
— ,  White's   Tyrrells   in,    q.v. 
— ,  Robert  son  of  John  le  ( 
Buxhull.  Alan  de.  knight.   197. 
Buxted   (Boksted),   co.    Sussex,  manor, 

225. 
Bybbesworth.     See  Bibbs  Hall. 

worth. 

Bydeford.     See   Bidford. 
Bydenham,   John   tie,   chaplain,   56. 
Byenge.      See    Bi< 
Byestetoun.  Thomas,  i  hap! 
Byford,    John,    192. 
— ,   Nicholaa   wife   of   John.    192. 
BvLirloun,    Kllen    \\ife   of   \Villiai: 

,    William,    133. 

Thfvilon    Mom 

loan    wife    <>:  .    56. 

Joan  wife  of  Thomas,   109. 

—  John.  241. 

—  John,    of    Little    Bentlev.    33.   38. 
Thomas,    1  IK. 

—  Thomas,    the    elder.     109. 
Bygocl     (Bi«ot.     1 

— ,   Cristina    wife   of    R<-i 


304 


INDEX. 


Bygod  (Bigot,  Bygot),  Ismannia  wife  of 

Thomas,  29. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  John,  117. 
— ,  John  son  of  Ralph,    117. 
— ,  Robert,  97. 
— ,  Thomas,    29. 
— ,  William,  241. 

Bygonn,  Ellen  wife  of  William,   194. 
— ,  William,  of  Chelmsford,    194. 
Bygwode,  John,  228. 
Bygrave,   Gunnora   daughter  of  Ralph 

'de,   30. 

Bykenere,  William,    185. 
Bykeryngg,    126. 
Bylaby,  William,    148. 
Bylchanerre.     See  Birchanger. 
Byldeston.     See  Bildeston. 
Byleygh.     See  Beeleigh. 
Byllyngford.      See    Billyngford. 
Bynbrok,  Peter  de,  113. 
— ,  William   de,   chaplain,    113. 
Bynneye,  Alice  wife  of  John  de,  71. 
— ,  John  de,  71. 
Byntre,  John,  229. 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  John,  229. 
Bynwod,  Robert,    139. 
Byot,  Margaret  wife  of  Simon,  229. 
- — ,  Simon,  of  Great  Maplestead,  229. 
Byrchelegh,    Byrcheleye.      See    Birche- 

legh. 
Byrchoo,   Alice   wife   of   Bartholomew, 

155. 

— ,  Bartholomew,    155. 
Byrle.     See  Birle. 
Byslegh.     See  Bisley. 
Bysouthen,  John,  of  Peet,    11. 
Bvston,  Henry,  of  Debden,  267. 
— ,   Isabel  wife  of  Henry,   267. 
— ,  Richard,  of  Debden,   267. 
Bysyden,  Denise  wife  of  Roger,   10. 
— ,  Roger,    10. 
Byteryng,   Alice   daughter  of   Richard, 

90. 
Bytham,    Richard    de,    rector    of    two 

parts  of  Rippingale,   193. 

Cadeby  (Catesby),  co.  Lincoln,   126. 
Caerleon  (Kaerlyon)  [co.   Monmouth], 

castle  and  manor,   34;   abbey,   34. 
Caidge    (le    Cage)    [in    Southminster], 

manor,    186. 
Calch,  John,   72. 
Caldecote,  Nicholas  de,  vicar  of  Weald, 

78. 

Caldewell.     See  Chadwell. 
Caldewell,    |<.hn   cU\    129. 

.   Katharine  wift-  of  John  de,  129. 
Caldry,  John,  of  G.vat    Canneld,   170. 
— .  Margaret   wife  of  John,    170. 
Calfhowe,  Nicholas  de,  221. 


Caloughdon.     See  Caludon. 

Calowe,  Robert  de,  221. 

Caltecote,  Nicholas,  271. 

Caludon  (Caloughdon)  [in  Wyken],  co. 

Warwick,  manor,  261. 
Calverton,  co.  Buckingham,  manor,  15. 
Calwe,  John,   182. 

Camamylle,  Alice  wife  of  Robert,  238. 
— ,  Robert,  238. 

Camberleyn,  John,  of  Thaxted,    157. 
Camberwell    (Camerwell),    co.    Surrey, 

manor,  21,  56. 
Cambridge    (Cantebrigge,    Caunbrigg), 

co.  Cambridge,  248. 
— ,  see    also    Barber,    N.;    Berle,    J.; 

Cotton,   J.;    Paunfilion,  W.;   Whith- 

obbe,  J.;  Wyth,  T. 
Camper,   Thomas,  272. 
Campion    (Campioun),    Joan    wife    of 

Walter,   147. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  Ralph,  68. 
— ,  Ralph   son   of  William,   68. 
— ,  Walter,    147. 
— ,  William  son  of  Richard,  of  Little 

Bardfield,   31. 

Camps  (Caumpes),  co.  Cambridge,  133. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Yonge,  H.  le. 
Camps,    Castle   (Great    Caumpes),   co. 

Cambridge,  269;  manor,   15,  40,  64. 
Camps,    Shudy    (Shudicampes,    Sudy- 

caumpes),    co.     Cambs.,     130,    269; 

manor,   98. 
Campsall   (Camsall)   [co.   York],   rector 

of.     See  Wayte,  J. 
Canebregg,  John  de,    1 1 . 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  John  de,   11. 
Canefeld.     See  Canneld. 
Canefeld,  John,  266. 
— ,  John,  the  elder,  239. 
— ,  John,  the  younger,  239. 
Canewdon     (Canewedon,     Canwedon, 

Kanewedon),    6  ter,    9,    15,    32,    34, 

100,    128,    140,    143,    160,    166  bis. 

167,  173,  179,  203.  ?18   233,  240  bis, 

246,   260;   manor,  48,   72,   82-3,   85. 
— ,  C.  Briansones.     See  Scott's  Hall. 
— ,  Lambourne  Hall  manor  in,  q.r. 
— ,  vicar  of.     See  Sharp,  S. 
— ,  see    also    Atte    Cherche,    H.;    Atte 

Gate,  T.;  Atte  Lofte,  J.;  Bugge,   T.: 

Gotham,  W.;  Mot,  J.;  Totham,  W.; 

Trumpyn,  J.;   Whityng,   J.;   Wright, 

R. 
Canfield  (Canefeld,  Kanefeud),  Great, 

100,    103,    256;    manor,    15,    40,    64. 

,  see  also   Caldry,   J.;    C'okston,   W.; 

Sampson,    ]. 
— ,  (Canefeld,  Kanefelde),  Little,  42his. 

53,     121,     168.     \72his.     106,    236; 

manor,   12,    197,  220,  236,   248. 


INDEX. 


305 


Canfield  (Canefeld,  Kanefelde).  -SVr 
also  Kere,  W.;  Peche,  11. 

Canne,  Elizabeth  wife  of  Thomas,  245. 

— ,  Thomas,  of  Norton  Mandeville, 
245. 

Canon  (Canoun),  Adam,  citizen  and 
corn-merchant  of  London,  94,  104. 

— ,  Hawisia  wife  of  Adam,  94,   104. 

— ,   Isabel  wife  of  John,   104. 

— ,  John,  220. 

— ,  John,   of  St.   Osyth,    104. 

— ,  Robert,  221. 

Canoundonemowe.  See  Dunmow, 
Little. 

Cantebrigg,  Avice  wife  of  Stephen  de, 
74. 

— ,  John,   199. 

— ,  Stephen  de,  74. 

Cantebrigge.     See  Cambridge. 

Canterbury,  co.  Kent,  archbishop  of. 
Seii  Arundel,  T.;  Stratford,  J.; 
Sudbury,  S. 

— ,  see  also  Ropere,  J. 

Caritulupo,   Maud  de,    17. 

Cantyng,   Agnes   wife   of   William,    57. 

— ,  William,    of   Broomfield,    57. 

Canwedon.     See  Canewdon. 

Capel  [co.  Suffolk],  William  Waryn  of, 
165. 

Capell  (Capel),  Agnes  wife  of  John, 
219. 

— ,   Isabel  wife  of  John,   179. 

— ,   Tohn,   179. 

— ,  John,  of  Polstead,  219. 

Caps,  Thomas,  of  Boreham,  89,  9 

Carbonel,  Elizabeth  daughter  of  Wil- 
liam, 81. 

— ,  William,  27. 

— ,  William  son  of  William,  60. 

Cardemaker,   Robert,    166. 

Cardens,  Cardeux  [in  Toppesfield], 
manor,  138,  189. 

Cardoill,  Margery  wife  of  Richard, 
60. 

— ,  Richard,  60. 

— ,  William   son   of  Margery,   60. 

— ,  William  son  of  William,  60. 

Cardington  (Kerdyngton),  co.  Bed- 
ford, 261. 

Carleton,   Henry   de,   rector  of  Hems- 
worth,  200. 
John,   246. 

— ,  William,  196. 

— ,  William,  clerk,  appointed  for 
recognisance  of  debts  in  London, 
77. 

Carman,  Amice  wife  of  John,  218. 

— ,  John,  of  Eyston,  218. 

Carreu,   Nicholas,    166,    177. 

Carstrete,  Robert,  259. 

U 


Cartel  Adam  1, 

Oda-mlon,   67 

—  Agnes  1.:  |43. 

—  Feliria  ,hn.  167. 
Isahd    uil,  i45. 

—  John,  bondr 

—  John,  chami 
Mm    lr.   of    Tbfltf 

—  John,    of  West     1 
John,  the  elder,    119. 
John,    thi-    ymin: 

—  Juliana  uifr  of  Adam  Ic,  67. 
Thomas  son  of  Nicholas,  of  Wit 

ham,    115. 

.   William,     of     East      I  Luimiigfield, 

145. 

Carthorp,  John,  clerk,  206. 
Carton    (Karkcdmi)    [n  n],    co. 

Worcester,  manor,  265. 
Casour,  Walter,  of   Klmsu-ad. 
Caspe,    John,    rector    of    Greeting    St. 

Mary,   115. 
Cassey,  Thomas,  132. 
Castdaungre.     See  Oi. 
Castelhidyngham.        N  igham, 

Castle. 
Caterham    (Katerham),    Joan    wife    of 

Thomas,    229,    230,    246,    249,    254, 

258. 
— ,  Thomas,    of   co.    HuntiiiL'tlon    and 

Chaureth,   229,  230,  24(> 

258. 

Catesby.     See  Cadehv. 
Catilit,  John,    195. 
Cat,  Margery  wife  of  Peter,  J 
— ,  Peter,  253. 
Catemere.     See  Cattemere. 
Catmere    (Cattemere)    [in    Litt!< 

manor,  47,  266. 
Catour,  Richard,  247. 
Cattemere  (Catemere),  William  son  of 

Tohn,  of  Saffron  Waldt-n.    Ul>.    133. 

137,    159,    191. 
Catton,  co.  York,  266. 
Caumbregge,     Emma    \vifr    of     i 

204. 

— ,  lames,  204. 
— ,  John,  208. 
Caumpt's.      Set'   Camps. 
Cauirmes,    Pi-trr    df.    rhap! 
Caunbrigg.     See  Cambridge. 
Caundyssh.     Sec   Cavern!  • 
Cauntdo,   Alirr  daiighti-r  of   Maud  ilc. 

53. 

— ,  Henry   son   of    Main! 
— ,  John  son  of  Maml  ii< 
Cause  (Cans)  [in  \\Vstbury].  CO,  Salop, 

fa   ami   manor.    1<>1 
(^auston.      S 
Cave,  John. 


306 


INDEX. 


Cavendish    (Cavendissh),    co.    Suffolk, 

155. 

— ,  rector  of.     See  Lyle,  P.  de. 
— ,  see  also  Hoketon,  W.;  Peeke,  J. 
Cavendissh  (Caundyssh),  Alice  wife  of 

John  de,  151. 

— ,  Andrew  de,  knight,   155,   194. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  John,  228. 
— ,  John  de,  90,  128. 
— ,  John,  draper,  185,  189. 
— ,  John  de,  knight,   151,   155,   176. 
— ,  John,   of  Rochford,   butcher,   211. 
— ,  John    de,    rector   of    Fornham    St. 

Martin,  90. 

— ,  John,  the  elder,  228. 
— ,  John,  the  younger,  228. 
— ,  Juliana      wife      of      Richard      de, 

155. 

— ,  Richard  de,    155;  attorney,  78. 
— ,  Robert,  265. 
— ,  Rose  late  wife  of  Andrew,  knight, 

265. 
— ,  William,    citizen    and    mercer    of 

London,  265. 
Cawston      (Causton)      [co.      Norfolk], 

rector  of.     See  Pyssale,  J.  de. 
Cayly,  Richard,  rector  of  Little  Samp- 
ford,  93. 

Caynel,  Agnes  wife  of  Henry,   106. 
— ,  Henry,   of   Willingale    Spain,    106. 
Cays.     See  Kays. 
Cefnllys  (Kenlles)  [co.  Radnor],  castle 

and  lordship,  264. 
Celle,  Roger,  chaplain,  257. 
Cestreford.     See  Chesterford,   Great. 
Chabbok,    William,    of    Great    Leighs, 

114. 
Chabham  (Chabeham),  Joan  daughter 

of  Thomas  de,   145. 
— ,  Thomas  de,  47,   129,   130. 
Chadwell       (Caldewell,      Chaldewell), 

8  bis,  44,  46,  59,  60,  118,  132,  214, 

236,  251;  advowson,  41;  manor,  41, 
151. 
— ,  see  also   Appleford,   J.   de;    Cobe- 

ham,  R.  de;  Homeby,  W.  de;  Hop- 

pere,  J.  le;  Kendale,  S. 
Chalcombe    (Chacumbe),    co.     North- 
ampton, manor,  261. 
Chalgrove     (Chalgrave),     co.     Oxford, 

manor.  195. 
Chalk,    West    [in    Chalk],    co.    Kent, 

126. 

Chalk.  Thomas,   114. 
— ,  William,  271. 
Chaloner,  Joan  wife  of  John,  47. 
— ,  John,  of  Maldon.   128. 
— ,  John,   of   Witham,  47. 
— ,  Margaret   wife  of   John,    128. 
— ,  Peter,  of  Little  Laver,   109. 


Chamberleyn    (Chamberlayn,    Chaum- 

berlayn,    Chaumberleyn),    Alice    late 

wife  of  Richard,  of  Stoke  by  Nay- 
land,    56. 

,   Cecily   wife   of  William,    174. 

,  Cristina  wife  of  William,    155. 

,  Elizabeth  wife  of  Peter  le,    118. 

,   Emma  wife  of  William,  88. 

,  Henry  le,   32. 

,  Hugh,    154. 

,  Isabel  wife  of  Thomas,   151,    187. 

-,  Joan  wife  of  Hugh,    154. 

-,   Joan  wife  of  Thomas,  215. 

-,  John,    151. 

-,  John,  of  Great  Hallingbury,  224. 

-,  John,  of  Landbeach,  4. 

-,  John,   of   Sawbridgeworth,   72. 

-,   Katharine  wife  of  William,    111. 

-,  Lucy  wife  of  John,   151. 

-,  Mabel   wife  of  Richard,    169. 

-,  Margery  wife  of  Richard,  256. 

-,  Peter  le,   118. 

-,  Raloh,  205,  209,  216-7,  219,  221 

227,  231  bis,  239  bis,  246,  249,  262; 
attorney,  209,  224. 

-,  Richard,  256. 

-,  Richard,  of  Terling,   169. 

-,  Robert,  152. 

-,  Robert,   155,   158. 

-.  Robert,    attorney,    129,    143,    151, 
153,    165,    173. 

— ,  Robert,   of  Great   Horkesley,    145. 
— ,  Robert  son  of  John,   151. 
— ,  Roger  son  of  Richard  le,  of  Stoke 

by   Nayland,   59. 

— ,   Simon  le,  of  Sawbridgeworth,  40. 
— ,  Thomas,  215. 
— .  Thomas,     of    Great    Hallingbury, 

151     187. 

— ,  Thomas  son  of  Henry,  44. 
— ,  William,   155. 
— ,  William,    174. 

— .  William,  of  Theydon  Mount,  111. 
— ,  William,  of  Wennington,  88. 
Chambre,  John  de,  of  Epping,  265. 

-.  Margaret  wife  of  John  de,  265. 
Champeneys     (Chaumpeneys),     Adam, 

—  Alice  wife  of  Adam,  257. 
Isabel  wife  of  John,  231. 
John,  231. 

John,   of   Great  Hallingbury,    188. 
Margaret    late    wife    of    John,    of 
Little  Waltham,  251. 
Chamnion's        Hall        (Chaumpeyns), 
manor,    in    Woodham    Ferrers,    205, 
207.  209. 

Chapeleyn,  John  le,   14. 
Chanman,   — ,   of   Steeple   Bumpstead, 
269. 


INUIX. 


Chapman,  Agnes  wife  of  Benedict,  245. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  Robert,   149,   163. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  Nicholas,  234. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  William  le,    19     106 

111. 

— ,  Benedict,  245. 
— ,  Henry,    112. 

— ,  Joan    wife    of   William,    211. 
— ,  John,  of  Hempstead,  269. 
— ,  John,  of  Maldon,  dyer,  230. 
— ,  John,   of  Ridgewell,  228. 
— ,  John,   of  Steeple  Bumpstead,    100. 
— ,  Maud  late  wife  of  Roger,  of  Stif- 

ford,    142. 

— ,  Maud  wife  of  John     100. 
— ,  Nicholas,   234. 
— ,  Robert  le,   144. 
— ,  Robert,  of  Braintree,    149,    163. 
— ,  Robert,  of  Coggeshall,  243. 
— ,  Robert,   of   Horndon   on   the   Hill 

222. 

— ,  Robert,  of  Writtle,    138. 
— ,  Thomas,    119,    139. 

—  Walter,   178. 

— ,  William  le,  of  Maldon,   19. 
— ,  William,   of   Southminster,    211. 
Charchehull,   William,  clerk,    148. 
Chareman  (Cherreman),  Agnes  wife  of 
Richard,  24,  49. 

—  Alexander  son  of  Richard,  24,  49. 

—  John,   150. 

—  John  son  of  Richard,  24,  49. 

—  Katharine  daughter  of  Richard,  24, 
49. 

—  Richard,  24,  49. 

—  Richard  son  of  Richard,  24. 

—  Thomas  son  of  Richard,  24. 
Charleton,   Edward,  knight,  264. 
— ,  Thomas,  266. 

Charlton    (Cherleton)    by    Dover,    co. 

Kent,  manor  and  advowson,  248. 
Charlton  (Chorlton)   [in  Tetbury],  co. 

Gloucester,   manor,   265. 
Charnels    (Charneles),   John   de,   clerk, 

75. 

— ,  Maud  wife  of  Thomas  de,  76,  149. 
— ,  — ,   Margaret   her   sister,   76. 
— ,  Thomas   de,  knight,   76. 
Chart     (Charte),     Little     [co.     Kent], 

Michael  le  Smyth  of,  88. 
Charteney,  John  de,  citizen  and  mer- 
chant of  London,  80. 
Chartesey,    Chartesheye.     See   Cherte- 

sey. 

Charyte,  Alice  wife  of  Robert,  226. 
— ,  Robert,  226. 

Chasterford.     See  Chesterford,   Great. 
Chastellevn,    Gilbert,    knight,    101. 
Chasteloun    atte    Hale,    Joan    wife    of 

John,   92. 


I  lair,     John,    .,f 

Tilbury, 
Chatham    [,-  hum],    250 

252;  manor,  252,  254. 

,  John    I'.  231. 

Chat'ey  (Ch  cat  Leigh.], 

Chaucer,  Maud  wife  of  Thomas,  236, 
264,  269. 

,  Thomas,  236,  264  bit,  269. 
Chaucumbe,     Robert     tie,     of 

borough,  clerk,  69. 
Chaumberlayn,     Chaumherlcyn.       Set 

Chamberleyn. 
Chaumpayne,    Aliic     uif\-    ,,f    Y 

de,  33. 

— ,  Robert   de.   33 
— ,  William  de,  33. 
Chaumpeneys.     See   <  .eys. 

Chaumpeyns.      Src   Champion'- 
Chaunce,  John,   193. 
— ,  John,    . 

— ,  John,  of  Harking.  226.  245. 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  John.  193. 
Chaunceaux  (Chaunceux),  EK-aimr  \\if«- 

of  Hugh  de,  72, 
— ,  Hugh  son  of  John  de,  kni^i 

85. 

— ,  John,  knight,  210. 
— ,  Thomas,   233. 

Chaundeler,  Agnes  \\ :  63. 

— ,  Agnes   wife   of   Gerard    le. 
I—,  £Hrs,  of  Chelmsford,  63. 
— ,   Gerard  le,  of  London 
Chauntecler,       Thomas,       of       Attle- 

borough,   95,    120. 
Chaureth     (Chaure.      Ch:mereih)     [in 

Broxted],    1,    10J.    142,   249; 

254,  258. 
— ,  see  also  Andrew,  J.;  (.'.;: 

Kirkebv,   N. 

Chaynell    (Cheynell).   John,   251. 
— .  Nicholas.  237,  260. 
Chazour,  Cristiana  wife  of  Kuhard  le. 

2. 

— ,  Richard   le,   2. 
Cheddeworth,  Mar-. not  wife  of  Robert 

de,  43. 
— ,  Robert  de,  15,  38,  4.V 
— ,  Thomas  de,  derk.   34.   38,  43,  80. 
Chedworth    (Chedeworth). 

ester,  manor.    132. 
Chegenhale    Trenchefovl.      .SY«- 

nail    Sine.il>. 
Chekenhale.      See   Chignall. 
CheK-hehuth    C'lu-K-heth      St*  Chelsea. 
Cheldcuelle.    John. 
Chelmasford.    ('helme;  elmes- 

fonl.      Niv   Chi-lm-1 
Chelmcrsfonl.   John  de,   44. 


308 


INDEX. 


Chelmeton.      See   Chelmondiston. 

Chelmsford  (Chelmasford,  Chelmers- 
ford,  Chelmesford),  6,  12,  26,  33,  35, 
36  bis,  39,  44,  46-7,  59,  63,  66,  69, 
70,  76,  78,  82  bis,  84,  87-8,  91  bis, 
116,  128  bis,  134,  138,  141,  144-5, 
148-9,  156,  159,  161-3,  167,  169, 
173,  178,  194,  198,  200-1,  206,  208, 
210-1,  215,  218,  224,  229,  235,  239, 
241  bis,  245,  248,  253-4,  271. 

— ,  rector  of.  See  Rokeswell,  J.  de; 
Thorp,  T.  de.  • 

— ,  see  also  Atte  Ponde,  A.;  Baker,  J. 
and  R.;  Burgelon,  T.;  Bygonn,  W.; 
Chaundeler,  E.;  Chunch,  T.;  Clerk, 
H.;  Colville,  G.  and  J.;  Cook,  H.  le, 
J.  le,  N.  and  R.;  Deghere,  R.; 
Doune,  J.  de;  Ferrour,  J.;  Fulk,  E.; 
Fysshere,  W.;  Glover,  J.  and  R.; 
Godard,  J.;  Godescok,  W.;  Gold- 
smyth,  J.;  Gybounes,  A.;  Hawys,  R.; 
Herde,  P.  le;  Hornere,  J.;  Lightfoot, 
R.;  Lynche,  J.;  Oseward,  W.; 
Osteler,  T.;  Prentys,  T.  and  W.; 
Pye,  J.;  Ropere,  T.;  Rothyngg,  J.; 
Scolemayster,  J.;  Spicer,  N.  and  S. 
le;  Skynnere,  W.;  Springfeld,  R.  and 
T.;  Strangere,  J.;  Thorplangeton, 
J.  de;  Warrewyk,  J.;  Water,  R.; 
Wode,  J.  of  the;  Wright,  J. 

Chelmondiston  (Chelmeton)  [co.  Suf- 
folk], rector  of.  See  Hamund,  A. 

Chelsea  (Chelchehuth,  Chelcheth)  [co. 
Middlesex].  See  Heyle,  R.;  Hunt,  J. 

Chelsham,  Alice  wife  of  John  de,   11. 

— ,  John,  239. 

— ,  John  son  of  Drogo  de,   11. 

Chelton.     See  Chilton  upon  Polden. 

Chelworth  (Cleleworth),  co.  Wilts., 
126. 

Chene.     See  Cheyne. 

Chenesfeld.     See  Chisfield. 

Cheny.     See  Cheyne. 

Chepenham.     See  Chippenham. 

Chepyngangre.     See  Ongar,  Chipping. 

Chepyngdonemowe.  See  Dunmow, 
Great. 

Chepyngonger.     See  Ongar,  Chipping. 

Chercheman,  John,  of  Colchester,  223. 

— ,  Maud  wife  of  John,  223. 

— ,  William,   of  Writtle,    117. 

Cherhill  (Chiriel),  co.  Wilts.,  manor, 
74. 

Cherleton.     See  Charlton. 

(  hrrreman.     See   Chareman. 

Chcrtesey     (Chartesey,     Chartesheye), 
Kli/aheth  wife  of  John,  232. 
.    |«i:m  wife  of  John  de,   130. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  William,  257. 
,  John,  200-1,231-2. 


Chertesey      (Chartesey,      Chartesheye), 

John  de,   130. 

— ,  Margery  wife  of  Walter,    160. 
— ,  Walter,    160. 
— ,  William,  231,  257. 
Chervyll,  Richard,   221. 
— ,  Walter  son  qf  John,  of  West  Han- 

ningfield,  73. 
Chesele.     See  Choseley. 
Chesewyk.     See  Chiswick. 
Chesham,  co.  Buckingham,  manor,   15, 

99. 

Cheslade.     See  Sandford. 
Chesteloun,  Blanche  wife  of  John,   13. 
— ,  John,    13. 
Chesterford,   61. 
— ,  see  also  Bouetoun,  J.;  Pleyford,  J. 

de. 

Chesterford       (Cestreford,      Chaster- 
ford),  Great,  29,  37  bis,  211. 
— ,  see  also  Cook,  A.;  Holm,  S.  de. 
— ,  Little,    29,    58,    98,    193;.  manor 

and  advowson,  202. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Turpyn,  J. 

,  Reynald  Ropere  of,   193. 
Chesterford   (Chesterforth),  Alice  wife 

of  Simon  de,  47. 
— ,  John,     rector    of    Little    Chishall, 

204,  207. 

— ,  Juliana  wife  of  Simon  de,  75. 
— ,  Simon  de,  47,  75. 
Chesterton  [co.  Cambridge?],  Stephen 

Hoghton  of,    194. 
Chesteyn,  Anne  daughter  of  Philippa, 

63. 

—    John,  of  Great  Clacton,  63,  73,  77. 
Maud  daughter  of  Philippa,  63. 
Philippa  wife  of  John,  63,  77. 
William,    110. 
Chesthunt,  Alice  wife  of  Walter  de,  61. 
Menand  son  of  Walter  de,  61. 
Walter  de,  36,  44  bis,  61. 
Chestr',  Thomas  de,   77. 
Cheswyk.     See  Chiswick. 
Chetwode  (Chetwod),  co.  Buckingham, 

Chevele,  Cristina  wife  of  John  de,  112. 

— ,  John  de,   112. 

Cheveley    (Chevele)    [co.    Cambridge], 

John  Kirkeby  of,  217. 
Chevere,  John,  165. 
Cheykeneye.     See  Chickney. 
Cheyne  (Chene,  Cheny),  James,  136. 
— ,  Joan  late  wife  of  William,   126. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  William,   136     160. 
— ,  William,  243. 

— .  William,  knight,    136,    160,    182. 
Chicche,  John,  32. 
— ,  Katharine  wife  of  John.   32. 
Chich   Comitis.     See  Earl's  Hall. 


109 


Chich    Ridel.      Sec   St.    ('lair's    Hall. 

Chich   St.   Osyth's.     See  St.   Osyth 

Chichele,  Robert,  244 

—    William,  244. 

Chichestre,  Alice  wife  of  John  de,  202. 

— ,  John  de,  citizen  and   uoldsmith  of 

London,  202. 
Chickney     (Cheykeneye,     Chikeneye) 

98,   188;  advowson,  27,   108;  manor 

27,  90,  108,  137. 
Chidyok,  Nicholas,  103. 
Chignall     (Chykenhale),     manor     and 

advowson,  95. 
— ,  Ralph  Wolsy  of,   107. 
— ,   St.    James    (Chigenhale,    Cheken- 

hale,  Chikenhale  Taune,  Chygenhale, 

Chykenhale    Tany),    49,     106,     116, 

126,     141  bis,    204;    manor    and    ad- 


vowson,   120. 
— ,     St.          Mary 


(Chigenhalezoyn, 


Chilli.  127 


Chygenhale,  Chykenhale  Zoyn)  49 
88,  126,  106,  116,  141;  manor  ami 
advowson,  120. 

— ,   Nicholas  Stevene  of,   116. 

— ,  Smealy  Chegenhale,  Chekenhale, 
Chikenhale,  Chygenhale,  Chyken- 
hale, Trenchefoil,  Trenchefoylj.  49, 
61-2,  88,  106,  116,  141,  204;"manor 
and  advowson,  112,  119. 

• — ,  Ralph   rector  of,    12. 

— ,  see  also  Aunger,  R.;   Lamborn,  R. 

Chigwell  (Chigewell,  Chiggewell, 
Chikewelle,  Chycwell,  Chykewell., 


l"lm.    127. 
illiain    ion 

Chiltinerdich.     Set-  t 
Chilton    up,,n    p,,idn 
Somerset,  273. 

Oulton    [Trixrtt.    in    <  ,,]t  ^o. 

126. 
(  hiltvmluh.  Chut  MiUlcr- 

ditch. 
Chingford      (Cli  vngge- 

ford,    Chyngilford),     17.     ll_ 

-255;   manm,    HH. 

—  ,  rector   of.     See  Berneu 
,    William     Strphri,. 

Chipcnham, 

Chipet,   John,   58. 
Chiplry  (Oupprlrye)  [in   I' 
co.     Suffolk,     priory,     -.i.i 

Chipmere,  John. 
Chippenham    (Ou-prnl 

bridge],   Su-plu-n.   \icar  ot. 
Chippenham     (Chipn  ,  ppcn- 

ham),   H< 

—  ,  Joan  wife  of  William.    178. 

—  ,  William   dr.    51. 

-  ,    William,   of   Moulshan. 
Chirche,  William,    176. 
Chiriton,      lYu-r 
monger,   244. 
Chiselherst.     See  Chislrh 
Chisfield    (ChenrsfrKI 


Chygewell,     Chykwell),     47,     71  bis,        feld)      [in      (,, 
72-3,    112,    125,    128,    \34bis,    141,       advowson,  21. 

144,    180,    182,    190,   209,   216,   234,    Chishall     (Chishull) 
236,  242-3,  252,  254,  258;  advowson, 
40,  95,  209;  manor,  4,  40,  95. 
— ,  Woolston  in,  q.v. 
— ,  see  also  Hierde,  J.   le;   Lambherd, 

J.  and  S. 

Chikeneye.     See  Chickney. 
Chikenhale.     See  Chignall. 
Chikewelle.     See  Chigwell. 
Child  (Chyld),  Joan  wife  of  John,   3. 
—    John,  26. 
John,  254. 

John,   of   Brentwood,   257. 
John,  of  Loughton,  3. 
John,  of  Purleigh,    113. 


formerly 

-      .    Walti-r    IMrr    Of,     127 

Chishall    (C'h.srll.    Oiishill.    «'hvshullr). 

(irrat       [co.       C'aml>-  rnu-rly 

•.;.    13.    125.    \27.    136 

175,  207 
— ,  see    also     Hasx,-t.      | 

\ "vncent,   J. 
Chishall    (C'hisrll.    fhislnll.    Clushullr). 

Littlr       [co.       C.iml>:  :inrrl\ 

-,;.    i3.    i: 

ach'owson.    J4S;    in 
— ,   Argrntcins   manor    in. 
— ,  rector  of.     S<  <    C'hrst, 


Roger    le,    rector    of    Stratford    St.    Chishull.    (iilhrri    .1 


Mary,   35. 

Thomas,    179. 
Childerditch    (Chiltendich,    Chiltiner- 

dich,    Chiltyndich,    Chiltvrdich).    43, 

80,    112,    174,    189,    205;    232,    236, 

269. 

— ,  see  also   Merk,  J.;   Werward,  J. 
Chilham,  co.   Kent,  manor,    101. 
Chiltendich.     See   Childerditch. 


stock 

-  .  j«,hn  de,   IS. 
C'hisli-huiM     (Clusrlli, 

Olislrt     (C'histri. 

Chis\\ick     (Cheaewyk,     ciu-.\\\-k)     fin 

C'hrishall].    3-4 
Chnrrs     Hall     I  I1  c)    fin 


310 


INDEX. 


Chonvn,     Emma     wife     of     Ranulph, 

53  bis. 

— ,  Ranulph,   of  Writtle,   53  bis. 
Chorlton.     See  Charlton. 
Choseley  (Chesele),  co.   Norfolk,  225. 
Chrishall  (Creshale,  Crishale,  Cristes- 

hale,  Cryshale),  20,  34,  74,  80,   103, 

125,    127,    131,    136,    156,    163,   175, 

195-6,  205,  207,  271;  manor,  44,  50, 

108,  124,  209. 
— ,  see  also  Atte  Wode,  W.;   Graunt, 

J.  le;  Leche,  W.  le;  Pyte,  R.;  Star- 

lyng,  W.;  Wylkes,   N. 
Chunch     (Chunche).     Lucy     wife     of 

Thomas,   128,   138,   145,   159. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  Chelmsford,  128,  138, 

145,  159. 

Chuthe.     See  St.  Osyth. 
Chyche  Redel.     See  St.  Clair's  Hall. 
Chycwell.     See  Chigwell. 
Chygenhale.     See  Chignall. 
Chygewell,  Chykwell.     See  Chigwell. 
Chyld.     See  Child. 
Chylterne,  Richard,  226. 
Chymyn,  Emma  wife  of  Richard,  47. 
— ,  Richard,  of  Birch,  47. 
Chyngelford,  Chyngilford.    See  Ching- 

ford. 
Chyngilworth,  Joan  wife  of  John  de, 

91. 

— ,  John  de,  of  Tillingham,  91. 
Chynre,  John,   138. 
Chypoenham.    See  Chippenham. 
Chyshull.     See  Chishall. 
Clacton  (Claketon).     See  Atte  Ponde, 

R.;  Bateman,  A.;  Deth,  T. 
Clacton  (Claketon^    Great,  48,  59,  61, 

68,   73,   77,    105  ter,    194,   201,   239, 

241. 
— ,  vicar  of.    See  Mot,  H.;  Wynslowe, 

R. 

— ,  see  also   Chesteyn,  J.;   Colbayn,  J. 
— ,  (Claketon),     Little,     59,     68,     77, 

96,  105  ter,  194.  239. 
— ,  John  son  of  Henry  Lyard  of,  96. 
Claidich   (Cleydych),   John,   206. 
-  -,  Mariota  wife  of  John,  206. 
— .  Richard,  citizen  of  London,  clerk, 

262. 

Claketon,  John,   108,   177. 
Claneford,  Richard  de,  108. 
Clapshethe,  Joan  wife  of  John,   167 
— ,  John,   167. 

Clare,  co.  Suffolk,  20,  78,  195,  251. 
— ,  see     also     Bachous,     R.     of     the; 

Baker,    H.;    Felledewe,    L.;    Luces- 

sone,  T. 

Clare,  Agnes  wife  of  John,  239. 
— ,  John,    citizen    and    cordwainer    of 

London,  239. 


Clare,  Sabina  late  wife  of  Gilbert  de,  2. 
Claroun,    John,    knight,    19. 
Claverdon,  co.  Warwick,  manor,  74. 
Clavering    (Claveryng,     Claveryngge), 

11-2,  24,  51,  53,  75,   104,   164,   169, 

179,     181,    227,    246,    263-4,    266; 

chantry,    advowson   of,   266;   manor, 

64,   266. 

— ,  vicar  of.     See  Wilberfosse,  J. 
— ,  see  also  Arnold,  J.;  Atte  Ponde,  J.; 

Atte  Thake,  H.;   De  la   Ponde,   E.; 

Elde,  J.  the;  Hokkele,  R.;  Sharman, 

J.;    Spore,  J. 

Claveryng  (Claveryngge),  Alice  daugh- 
ter of  Gilbert  de,    12. 
— ,  Hawisia   de,   64. 
— ,  John  de,  9. 

— ,  Margery   wife   of   William   de,    80. 
— ,  William    de,    of    London,    saddler, 

80. 

Claxby,  co.   Lincoln,    126. 
Clay,  John,  221. 
Claydon       (Cleydone),       co.       Suffolk, 

manor,    177. 

— ,  rector  of.     See  Sewyn,  R. 
Claydon,  .Steeple   (Stepulclaydon),   co. 

Buckingham,  manor,  265. 
Clayhall       (Cleyhalle)       [in       Ilford], 

manor,  254. 
Clee,     John,     citizen     and     draper     of 

London,    166. 

— ,  John   of   Alphamstone,    258. 
— ,  Selota  wife  of  John,    166. 
— ,  Senicula  wife  of  John,  258. 
Cleleworth.      See   Chelworth. 
Clement,    Alice    wife    of    William,    33, 

75. 

— ,  Nicholas,  272. 
— ,  William,  33,  75. 
Clenchwarton      (Clenchewardyn),      co. 

Norfolk,  225. 
Clenehonde,  Thomas,  268. 
Clerbaud,  Iseult  late  wife  of  John,  102. 
Clerc.     See  Clerk. 
Clere,   Richard,   citizen   and   draper  of 

London,  270. 
— ,  Robert,  255. 
— ,  William,  255. 
Clereheye,  William,  139. 
Clerk  (Clerc),  Agnes  wife  of  Geoffrey 

le,  44. 

—  Agnes  wife  of  Hugh  le,  32. 

—  Agnes  wife  of  Walter,  215. 

—  Agnes  wife  of  William,  134. 

—  Alice  wife  of  John,   110. 

—  Alice  wife  of  John,  214. 

—  Alice  wife  of  John   le,  4. 

—  Alice  wife  of  Nicholas,  97. 

—  Alice  wife  of  Peter,   196. 

-    Anastasia   wife  of  Willium,    106. 


INDEX. 


311 


Clerk    (Clerc),    Andrew,    of    Thaxted 

146. 

— ,  Constance  wife  of  William,  212. 
— ,  Elizabeth  wife  of  John,    178. 
— ,  Eva  late  wife  of  Peter,  of  Amber- 
den,  59. 

— ,   Florence  wife  of  Saer  le,    10. 
— ,  Geoffrey  le,  of  Norton  Mandeville, 

44. 

-— ,  Henry,  of  Chelmsford,  144. 
— ,  Henry,  of  Pleshey,  130. 
— ,  Hugh,  of  Bottisham,   155. 

,  Hugh  son  of  William  le,  of  Sible 
Hedingham,  32. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  John,  115. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  John,  139. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  John  le,  20. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Ralph  le,  139. 
— ,  John,    195. 
— .  John,   214. 
— ,  John,  attorney,  246. 
— ,  John,   carpenter,    149. 
— ,  John,  of  Abberton,   151. 
— ,  John  le,   of   Bradwell   juxta    Mare, 

4. 

— ,  John,  of  Broadgate,   139. 
— ,  John,     of     Easthorpe     {alias    John 

Esthorp?],    142,    156,    170,    173. 
— ,  John,  of  Ewell,   190. 
— ,  John,   of  Mashburv,    187. 
— ,  John,      of      Norton      Mandeville, 

citizen  and  tailor  of  London,   110. 
— ,   John,   of   Sudbury,   239. 
— ,  John,  of  Yardley,    178. 
— ,   John  son  of  Henry,  of  Kelvedon, 

115. 

— ,  John   son   of   Peter  le,   of  Amber- 
don,   59. 
— -,   John    son    of    Roger    le,    of    Great 

Waltham,  68. 
— .  John   son   of   William   le,   of   Sible 

Hedingham,  32. 
— ,  John  son  of  William,  of  Woodham 

Mortimer,  20. 

— ,   John,  the  younger,    138. 
— ,  Katharine  wife  of  Henry,    144. 
— ,   Katharine  wife  of  Hugh,    155. 
— ,  Laurence,   of  Downham,    146. 
— ,  Lora  wife  of  Richard,  263. 
— ,  Luke  le,   108. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,    156. 
— ,   Margaret  wife  of  John,  190. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  Richard,    178. 
— .   Nicholas,    citizen    and    mercer    of 

London,  215. 

— ,   Nicholas,  of  Barking,  97. 
— .  Peter,    196. 
— ,  Ralph  le,  65. 
— ,  Ralph,  258. 
— ,  Ralph  le,  of  Braintree,   139. 


Clerk    (Clerc),     I  .„    ^J 

Ion,  178,  263. 

— ,  Richar.  -44. 

— ,  Richard  ,ham,  153. 

— ,  Richard    son 

ixted,  8. 

— ,  Robert,  clerk,  265. 
— ,  Robert,  <>t  AlphftmttofM  . 
— ,  Robert  son  of  John  le,  of  Butu- 

bury,  63. 

— ,  Roger  le,  of  Great  Waltham,  16. 
— ,  Roger  le  erton,  75. 

— ,  Saer  le,   10. 
— ,  Seman,  228. 
— ,  Simon,  of  Colchester,  221. 
— ,  Simon,  of   Fyfield,  235. 
— ,  Thomas,  265-6. 
— ,  Thomas,   of   Harwich.    190. 
— ,  Thomas,    vicar   of    Matching.   249. 
— ,  Walter,  of  Widfonl 
— ,  William,    134. 
— ,  William,    179. 
— ,  William,  of   Boxford,  212. 
— ,  William,  of  Kelvedon,   106. 
Clerkenwell    [en.    Middlesex],    prioress 

of,  90. 

Cleydon.     See  Claydon. 
Cleydych.     See   Claidich. 
Cleye,  John  de,  clerk,  215. 
Cleyhalle.     See  Clayhall. 
Clifton     on     Teme,     co.      Worcester, 

manor,  264-5. 
Clipston,   Isabel   wife  of  William.  218. 

,  William,  218. 
Clobbe,   John,    of   Moulsham.    ! 
Clobber,  Joan  wife  of  John,  264. 
— ,  John,   of   Stanford   le   Hope,   hus- 
bandman,   264. 
,   William,   218. 
Clone,  Roger  de,  89,  90. 
Clonyere,  Robert ,    122. 
Clopton,  John  de,  87. 
— ,  John  son  of  Thomas  de,  of  S 

Walden,  94. 
— ,  John  son  of  William  de,  81. 
— ,  Thomas  de,  81,  90. 

-,  Walter,   of  Suffolk,   knight.  220. 
— ,   Walter   son    of   William    .le.   81. 
— ,  William,    241.    265. 
— ,  William   de. 

,   William  de.  of  Saffron  Wal.i. 
— ,  William  son  of  Walter  de,  86. 
,    William    son   of   Willi.r 
lothale,   John   ile.  chaplain,    14. 
noun.  A u? lies  \\ifc  of  Thomas. 

,  ( lit,  :i,  186. 

— ,  Thom 

riovill,    Isabel   wife  of   William   dr.    I J. 
.    Joan   wife   of    John. 
.   John.    116, 


312 


INDEX. 


Clovill,  William  de,   12,  42. 

— ,  William,  220. 

Clunch,  Cristiana  wife  of  Gilbert,  129. 

— ,  Gilbert,   129. 

Clyfton,  Roger  de,    1. 

Clynton,   Joan  wife  of  John   de,    161, 

193. 

— ,  John  de,   knight,    161,    193. 
— ,  Thomas  de,  knight,  265. 
— ,  William    de,    earl    of    Huntingdon, 

96. 

Clyve,  Iseult  wife  of  John  de,  116. 
— ,  John  de,  116. 
Coates    (Cotes),     Great,    co.    Lincoln, 

126. 
Cobbe,    Geoffrey,    of    Great    Bentley, 

165. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  Geoffrey,   165. 
— ,  John,   266. 

— ,  John,  rector  of  Wivenhoe,  206. 
— ,  Thomas,   of   Coggeshall,   262. 
Cobbyng,  Richard  son  of  Richard,  of 

Fairstead,   74. 
Cobeham,  John  de,   knight,    126,  224, 

227. 
Maud  wife  of  Thomas  de,   158. 

—  Ralph  de,  of  Chafford,  227. 

—  Reginald   de,   knight,   86. 

—  Reynald  de,  clerk,  227. 

—  Thomas  de,  of  Randall,   158. 
Cobham  (Cobeham)  [co.  Kent],  college 

of,  236. 

— ,  John  Baker  of,   158. 
Cocchere,  Joan  wife  of  John,    127. 
— ,  John,  of  Aythorpe  Roding,   127. 
Coche,  Joan  wife  of  Thomas,    142. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  Grays  Thurrock,  142. 
Cock  (Koc)  [in  Stogursey],  co.  Somer- 
set,   126. 
Cockaynes    (Cokayne)    [in    Alresford], 

manor,  28,  219. 
Cocke,    William    son    of    William,    of 

Mountnessing,    142. 
Cockfield     (Cokefeld)     [co.      Suffolk], 

rector  of.     See  Hautboys,  A.  de. 
Cocklescombe  (Cokliscombe)   [in  Lyd- 

den],  co.  Kent,  225. 
Codelyng,    John,    rector    of    Stratford 

St.  Mary,  196,  206. 
Codemore,  Thomas,   166. 
Codenham,  Hugh  de,    13. 
Codham  [in  Wethersfield],  manor,  4. 
Codnor    (Codnore)    [co.    Derby],    lord 

of.     See  Grey,  R.  de. 
— ,  Henry   son   of  John   de   Grey   of, 

Codrede.     See  Cottered. 
Codyngton,   John  de,    108. 
Cogenho,  Nicholas  de,   143. 
Coffeshale.     See  Coggeshale. 


Cogger  (Coggere),  Agnes  wife  of  Alex- 
ander, 147,  176. 

— ,  Alexander,  of  Colchester,  147,  176. 

— ,  John,  of  Stanford  le  Hope,   131. 

— ,  Thomas,    236. 

Coggeshale  (Cogesale,  Coggesale,  Cog- 
gishale,  Cogsale),  Henry  de,  knight, 
156. 

— ,  Henry  son  of  John  de,  43,  95 

— ,  John  de,  knight,  4,  34,  43,  46,  50, 
95,   126. 
,  John  of  Thaxted,  135. 

— ,  John  son  of  John  de,  34,  43. 

— ,  John  son  of  William,  of  Rivenhall, 
223. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John  de,  4,  43, 
50,  95. 

— ,  Margaret  wife   of  John,   223. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  Thomas,  197, 
207. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  William,  267. 

— ,  Margery  late  wife  of  Thomas,  244. 

— ,  Thomas,  197,  203,  207,  210,  218-9, 
220  bis,  221  bis,  226  bis,  228,  272. 

— ,  Thomas,   of   Broomfield,    127. 

— ,  Thomas  son  of  John  de,  215. 

— ,  William,  249. 

— ,  William,   knight,  227,  256,  267. 

Coggeshall  (Coggesale,  Coggeshale, 
Goggesale),  16,  18,  36,  68,  112,  115, 
123,  135  bis,  137,  139,  141,  145,  147- 
8,  156,  176,  187,  189  bis,  210,  248. 

— ,  see  also  Alapert,  W.;  Atte  Brook, 
J.;  Atte  Hel,  W.;  Atte  Style,  H.; 
Aunger,  J.;  Baker,  J.  and  R.;  Bathe- 
kyn,  S.;  Chapman,  R.;  Cobbe,  T.; 
Curteys,  J.;  Derby,  T.;  Fabyan,  S.; 
Fuller,  W.;  Panterv,  W.  de;  Ryvel, 
J.;  Sewalle,  J.  and  R.;  Sterre,  J.; 
Stratford,  R.  de;  Streyt,  W.;  Strug- 
gel,  J.;  Suour,  R.  le;  Sweyn,  J.; 
Trewe,  W.;  Tumour,  J.  le;  Wate- 
cok,  J.;  Webbe,  J.  le;  Whitlok.  J. 

Coggeshall  (Coggeshale),  Great,  36, 
57,  262;  manor,  4. 

Coggeshall  (Coggeshale),  Little,  169, 
212,  262. 

Cok  (Koc),  Alice  wife  of  John,  180. 

— ,  Fina  wife  of  John  le,  68. 

— ,  Henry,    of    Barking,   97,    103,    158. 

— ,  Henry,  of  Shopland,  128. 

— ,   Ivetta  wife  of  Henry,   103. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  John  le,  84 

— ,  John,  180. 

— ,  John,   212. 

— ,  John,  of  Birch,  200. 

— ,  John,  of  Chelmsford,  84. 

— ,  John,   of   Copford,    187. 
.     |olii).    of    l-'lunmgs,    58. 

— ,  John,   of   Morrton,  205,  235. 


INDEX. 


Cok  (Koc),  John,  of  Orsett,  68. 

— ,  John,  of  Purleigh,  243. 

— ,  Margaret   wife   of   John,   235. 

,    Margaret  wife  of  Thomas  le,   107. 
— ,   Margery,   90. 
— ,  Nicholas,    58. 
— ,   Peter,  135. 

— ,  Radulpha   wife   of   John,    187. 
— ,  Raulina  wife  of  John,  200. 
— ,   Roesia    late    wife    of    Richard,    of 

Stebbing,   22. 

— .  Thomas   le,   of    Littlebury,    107. 
— ,  William,     citizen     and     glover     of 

London,  214. 

— ,  William,   of   Halstead,    171. 
— ,  William,    rector   of   Widford,    128, 

148. 
Cokat    (Coket),    Joan    wife    of   Walter, 

196. 

— ,  Walter,   196,  243. 
Cokayn,   John,   242-3. 
• — -,  John,  of  Almshoe,  254. 
Cokayne.  See  Cockaynes. 
Coke,   Cristina  wife  of  John  le,  71. 
— ,  John,    138. 

— ,  John  le,  of  Manuden,  71. 
Cokebell,     Ethelburga    wife    of    John, 

172. 

— ,  John,  of  Tollesbury,   172. 
— ,  — ,  his    daughter.      See    Snowe,   J. 
Cokefeld.     See  Cockfield. 
Cokefeld,   Benedict   de,   35,   37  bis. 
— ,  Edmund  de,  37. 
— ,  Thomas  son  of  Benedict  de,  35. 
Cokeleye.     See  Cookley. 
Cokenach,  Ralph  de,  of  Finchingfield, 

104. 

Coker,  John,   180,   192. 
Cokerel,  John,    112. 
— ,  Richard,  attorney,  72. 
— ,  Robert,   87. 
• — ,  William,    attorney,    38,    60,    61  bis, 

65,   68  bis,   70,   72,   75  bis,  76. 
Coket.     See  Cokat. 
Cokewold.     See  Cuxwold. 
Cokham,    Henry,    rector    of    St.    Mary 

at  Hill,   London,   216. 
Cokkyng,  Ralph,  246,  258. 
Cokkysheed,  Thomas,  229. 
Cokliscombe.     See  Cocklescombe. 
Cokston,   William,    of    Great   Canfield, 

236. 

Cokyng,   John,   202. 
Colbayn.   Alice  wife  of  John,   59. 
— ,  Basilia  wife  of  Roger,    186. 
— ,   loan  wife  of  John,    172. 
— ,  John,   of  Bradwell,    172. 
— ,  John,  of  Great  Clacton,  59. 
— .  Robert,    241. 
— ,  Roger,    186. 


(  <>lki\n.    Thomas. 
— ,    Willian 

100-1,   1(13-4.   122,    I 

151,   154, 
iColbroml,   John 
— ,  M 
Colchester  (C  .»! 

29,  4: 

101,    105-7,    112-3.     1J<. 

139,    147 

228. 
— ,    St.    Hotolph 

.    St.    J.ihn.    :il.l 

,  St.   IVtt-r.   TO  v,-*  Beste.  J. 

— ,    St.    Rlltnuald,    ad'.  233. 

— ,  see    also     Atte     A  Atte 

Forde,     R.;     Att<      Gate,      K 
Welle,     \V.;     I' 

Boloigm-,    (i.;     Hro;  Buk. 

W.;    Bulhi-k.     K  ;    » 
Clerk,    S 
Cornhull,   K.;    I 
J.;  Dighi  ; 
S.;  Frend,  T. ;   Full' 
I.:  Grocer,   I.:  Had: 

Hory.     \V.;     Hunt,  I,     R.; 

Martyn,    H.:    Matr.    \\'.;    Mo\  rroun. 

T.;  Northampton,  J.  dc;   IMon  . 

Pod,  J.:  Priour,  R.|   i  J.  de; 

Reyne,    W.;     Smtloml.     [ 

A.;  \Vyght.   K.   dr;   Wyleye,   R. 
Colchestre        (('ok  iMri .        ('<>!< 

Adam  son  (»f  Warin   S..M   of   William 

de,  54,  63,   126. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  John,  96. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  John,  208. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Matthew  dr.  83. 
— ,  John,  208. 
— ,  John,   citizen   and   drar 

don,  206. 

— ,  John,  of  KyML'iston,  96. 
— ,  Master  John   dr.    IV 

,    Mattht-\\    son   of   Robert   dr.  83. 
— ,   Richard  de,  cK-rk. 
Coklaston.     See  Aston   Hlank. 
Coldham,    William,     i 
Coldred  (Colrede),  co.   K.iu. 
Coldswooil    (C'«illf>\\»uli-)    ' 

rence,  CO,  Knit],  '11 

61. 

C..K-.    William. 
('olcHfstrr.    N,  ,    l 
Coli-inaii      (C'oln 

John 

— ,   Alirr  \\itV  ..t    R..1 
— ,   GeofTu'\.    1  I1'. 

(  reoffa  k.   184. 

.    John.    23 

— .   Juliana    \vifr    .if    William. 


314 


INDEX. 


Coleman  (Colman),  Richard,  68. 

—  Robert,  226. 

—  Sibil  wife  of  Richard,  68. 

—  Stephen  son  of  Geoffrey,  119. 

—  William,   134 

—  William,   217,   261. 
Colerne,    Nicholas,   clerk,    232. 
Coleshull,  Alice  wife  of  Walter  de,  42. 
— ,  Walter  de,  42. 

Colevyll.     See  Colville. 

Colewyk.     See  Colwick. 

Colewyk,  Thomas  de,  attorney,    17. 

Colkirke,   Sarah  late  wife  of  William, 

166. 

Colleswode.     See  Coldswood. 
Colman.     See  Coleman. 
Colmpton,  Walter  de,  clerk,    177. 
Colne,  Earls  (Erlescolne),  39,  58,  113, 

178,  227;   manor,    15,  60. 
— ,  see  also  Bray,  W.;  Hyne,  J.;  Makel, 

W.;  Steven,  R.  and  W.;  Wynter,  R. 
Colne     Engaine     (C.     Dengayne,     C. 

Engayne,  Colnengayne),  2,  7,  9,  31, 

39,  56,  93,  106,  108,  178.  212,  216, 

222;     advowson,      111,      173,      181; 

manor,   111,   158,   173,   181  few. 
— ,  see  also   Dyn,  R.;  .  Genterye,  R. 
Colne    Engayne,    Avice    late    wife    of 

Richard  de,  2,  31. 
Colne,  Wakes  (C.  Quyncy),  14  ter,  39, 

56,  58,  113,  222. 
— ,  Robert  le  Buk  of,   14. 
Colne,    White    (Whitcolne),    39,    58, 

108,  113,  222. 
Colney  (Colneye),  Isabel  wife  of  Roger, 

226. 

— ,  Roger  de,  46. 
— ,  Roger,  of  Barnet,  226. 
Colpayn,    Margery    wife    of    Richard, 

223. 

— ,  Richard,  223. 

Colpeper,   Colpepir.     See  Culpepir. 
Colrede.     See   Coldred. 
Colregge,  John  de,  27. 
Colroun,  Walter,   58. 
Colshull.  John  son  of  Walter,   196. 
— ,  William  de,  attorney,    16. 
Colville     (Colevyll,     Colvile,     Colvyle, 

Colvyll).    Geoffrey,    227,    233,    246, 

249,  250. 

—  Geoffrey,   of  Chelmsford,   272. 

—  Geoffrey,  of  Springfield,  201,  208, 
215,  219,  239. 

—  Joan  wife  of  William,  181. 
lohn,   of   Chelmsford,   254. 

—  William,    181. 

—  William,    224. 

('••Iwirk    (Colewyk),    co     Nottingham, 

126. 
Colyn,   Joan   wife   of   John,    128. 


Colyn,  John,  of  Goldhanger,   128. 
— ,  John,  rector  of  Stifford,  205. 
— ,  Walter,  217. 
Colynge,  Thomas  de,  rector  of  Wim- 

bish,  122. 

Colyngham,  Henry  de,  34. 
Comberton     (Cumberton),     co.     Cam- 
bridge, manor,  40,    113,    143. 
— ,  John  Cook  of,   143. 
Combes.     See  Coombes. 
Combwell     (Combewelle)     [in     Goud- 

hurst],    co.    Kent,    priory,   advowson 

of,  225. 

Comotoidour.     See  Deuddwr. 
Compioun,  John,  25. 
Compton    (Cumpton    Mounceaux)    [in 

King's  Somborne],  co.  Southampton,. 

manor,  27,  45. 
Compton,  Long  (Cumpton  in  Henne- 

mersh),  co.  Warwick,  manor,  27. 
Compton,  Alice  wife  of  Richard,   183. 
— ,  Richard,   of  Bocking,    183. 
Comspol,  Joan  wife  of  Nicholas,   171, 
— ,  Nicholas,  of  Finchingfield,    171. 
Comyng,  Almaric,   65. 
Concaruan.      See   Cwmcarvan. 
Condeuayn,  Adam,   69. 
Contesse   (Cuntasse),    Richard,   of   Fy- 

field,  2,   52. 

Convers,  John,  of  Kelvedon  Hatch,  16, 
— ,  Nicholas,  6. 
— ,  Sarah  wife  of  Nicholas,  6. 
Conyngston,  Nicholas,  257. 
Coo,  John,  227,  247. 
Coodham.     See  Cudham. 
Cook,  Abel,  of  Little  Leighs,  145,  165, 

—  Adam,    135,    159,    167,    173. 

—  Agnes  wife  of  John,  222. 

—  Agnes  wife  of  Walter,  203. 

—  Alan,  of  Great  Chesterford,  211. 

—  Alice  daughter  of  Thomas,   172. 

—  Army  wife  of  Hugh  le,  46. 

—  Andrew,  of  Saffron  Walden,  122. 

—  Asselina  wife  of  Nicholas,  137. 

—  Avelina  wife  of  John,  122. 

—  Cecily  wife  of  Andrew,  122. 

—  Cecily  wife  of  John,  140. 

—  Cristina  wife  of  Nicholas,  198,  210, 

—  Etheldreda  wife  of  Abel,   165. 

—  Hugh,  of  Chelmsford,  46. 

—  Joan  wife  of  John  le,  31. 

—  Joan  wife  of  John  le,  39. 

—  Joan  wife  of  Thomas,   172. 

—  Joan  wife  of  William,    160. 

—  John,  151. 

—  John,  clerk,  210. 

—  John,  of  Barking,   140. 

—  John,  of  Bocking,  268. 

-       John  le,  of  Chelmsford,  39. 

—  John,  of  Comberton,  143. 


IND1-X. 


3IS 


Cook,  John,  of  East  Tilbury,  222. 

— ,  John,  of  Little  Dunmow,   122. 

-  -,  John,  of  Purleigh,  205. 

— ,  John,  of  Tey,   170. 

— ,  John,  of  Woodham  Ferrers,   191. 

— ,  John  son  of  John  le,  of  Bradwell 

juxta  Mare,  31. 

,   Katharine  wife  of  Robert,   155. 

,   Mabel  wife  of  Richard,   191. 

,   Margaret  wife  of  Adam,  135. 

,    Margaret  wife  of  Robert,   118. 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  John,    151. 
- -,   Maud  wife  of  John,   191. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  Robert,  254. 
— ,  Nicholas,  137. 

— ,  Nicholas,  of  Chelmsford,  198,  210. 
— ,  Richard,  167. 

— ,   Richard,  of  Ashdon,  miller,   191. 
—,  Robert,    155. 

— ,  Robert,  of  Chelmsford,  248,  254. 
— ,  Robert,  of  Colchester,   118. 
— ,   Rose    (Roesia)    wife    of    William, 

150-1,   158. 

— ,  Thomas,  of  Dunton,   172. 
— ,  Walter,  203. 

— ,  William,  of  Langham,   150-1,   158. 
— ,  William  of  London,  weaver,   160. 
Cookham,  Henry,  259. 
— ,  John,  of  South  Ockendon,  114. 
— ,   Sabina  wife  of  John,   114. 
Cookley    (Cokeleye),    co.    Suffolk,    ad- 

vowson,   170,   174. 
Coole,  Alice  wife  of  John,  210. 
— ,  John,  of  Matching,  210. 
Coolpeper.     See  Culpepir. 
Coombes  (Combes),  co.  Sussex,  225. 
Coorton.     See  Gorton. 
Copdock     (Coppedok)     [co.     Suffolk], 

William  Anneys  of,  66. 
Copford        (Copeford,       Coppeworth, 

Copworth),    3,    113,    173,    228,   233, 

243,  265  . 

— ,   rector  of.      See  Rauf,  J. 
— ,  see   also   Atte    Hagh,    J.;    Cok,   J.; 

Sayher,   W. 

Cople  (Coupell),  co.  Bedford,  261. 
Coplond,  William,    137. 
Coppedehalle.     See  Copthall. 
Copped    Hall    (Coppedhalle)    [in    Ep- 

pintrl    manor,  41,  98. 
Coppedok.     See  Copdock. 
Coppedok,  William  de.  64. 
Coppell,  John,  238. 
Conneworth.     See  Copford. 
Copshef,  John,   163. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  John,   163. 
— ,  Thomas,   citizen   of   London,    196. 
Coptfold    (Cuppefold)    [in    Margaret- 
ting],  manor,    136,    182. 


Copth;.!!       (C,,pp«-.li-l,  L.illr 

Wigborou^h.    manor,    145.    . 
C'opto    (Coptoo).   Agnes   w 

liarn,   270. 

— ,  William,  218,  259.  2, 
—,  William  son  of  Will. am.  270. 
Copworth.     See  < 

Copyn,   Kmina  l;r  r,  227. 

— ,  John,  ot  198. 

Corbet,  Agn  :i,  271. 

— ,   Beatrice   mi  rrt,    182. 

— ,  John,  207,  220. 
-,  Robert,  knight.    182,  262,  264. 
— ,  Thomas,  271. 

Corby,  Alice  late  wife  of  Robert,  242. 
— ,  Robert,    188. 

Corbyn,  Alice  v  238. 

— ,  Simon,  238. 
Cordewaner,    Alice    wife    of    Thomas, 

108. 

— ,  Thomas,  of  Rochford,   108. 
Cordy,  Juliana  wife  <>f  Ho^rr.  11. 
— ,  Roger,    11. 
Corf,  John,  261. 
Cornard    (Cornerde),    (ireat    [c< 

folk],  John  atte  Meln, 
Cornbrough    (Corneburgh)    [in    S 

Hutton],  co.  York,  266. 
Cornerde  (Cornerth),  (ieorge  de,  56. 
— ,  George    de,    son    of    A! 

ham,  222. 

— ,  Joyce  daughter  of  Thoma»  de,  222. 
— ,  Margaret  sister  of  (Jeorge  de,  222. 
— ,  Maud  sister  of  (ieorge  de,  222. 
— ,  Thomas  de,  knight,  205. 
Cornewaille       (Cornewayll).       Beatrice- 

wife  of  John,    102. 
— ,  John,    102. 
— ,  John,  of  Thaxted,  222. 
Cornhull,   Reynald   de,    127. 
— ,  Richard,     of     O>!>  Iraper, 

229. 
Cormvaleys    (Corne\\aleys).    John,    250 

bis,  253,   257-8,  263,   272. 
Coroner  (Croner),    Joan   \\ 

106,    194. 
— ,   John,    citi/en    ami     fishmonger    of 

London,    106, 
— ,  Richard,  245. 
Corpusty  (C'orpest>  >.  CO.    N 
Corringham       (Cory 

ham),   21. 

223,  •  \o\\son.    Jl.    manor, 

21,  134. 

— ,  rector  ot.     S, ,    Lcxeden.  J 
— ,  see  also  Baud,  J.  le;  Borynare,  R.; 

Reyman.    R  :    K'         :      I    :    BBjtfl,    H 
Corshecche,   126. 
Cortenhale,     Rirhanl    de,    serjeant    at 

arms.    105.    115. 


316 


INDEX. 


Corton  (Coorton)  [  co.  Suffolk],  rector 

of.     See  Bacon,  E. 
Corve,  John,  264. 
Coryngham.     See  Corringham. 
Cosford,  —  de,  attorney,  23. 
— ,  Richard  de,  83. 
— ,  Richolda  wife  of  Richard  de,  83. 
— ,  William  de,   79. 
Cosforde,  99. 
Cossington  (Cosyngton),  co.  Somerset, 

273. 

Cost,  John,  23,  29. 
• — ,  John   son   of  John,   23. 
Costantyn,  Alice  wife  of  John,  202. 
— ,  John,    196. 
— ,  John,   202. 
— ,  John,   233. 

— ,  Maud  wife  of  John,   196. 
Cosyn     (Cusyn)     Emma     daughter     of 

William,   19. 
— ,  John,   257. 
— ,  Tohn,  of  Thaxted,    118. 
— ,  Juliana  daughter  of  William,    19. 
— ,  Peter  son  of  William,    19. 
— ,  William,   19. 
Cosyngton.     See  Cossington. 
Cosyngton,  Toan  de,  166. 
Cote,  Walter,  269. 

Coteler  (Cotiller),  Edith  wife  of  Wil- 
liam le,  the  elder,  121. 
— ,  Henry,  of  Ongar,  122. 
— ,  John,  208. 

— ,  Maud  wife  of  Henry,    122. 
— ,  William  le,  of  Stapleford  Tawney, 

the  elder  and  the  younger,   121. 
— ,  William,    of   Thaxted,    160. 
Cotenhalle.     See  Cottenhall. 
Coter.  Cristiana  wife  of  Simon,    173. 
— ,  Simon,    of    Havering    atte    Bower, 

173. 

Cotes,   Great.  See  Coates. 
Cotes,  Nicholas  de,  38. 
Cotham,  William,  of  Canewdon,   136. 
Cotherst.     See   Gayhurst. 
Cotiller.     See  Coteler. 
Cotom,    Nicholas,   of   Great   Dunmow, 

168. 
Cottenhall     (Cotenhalle)     [in     Keding- 

ton],  co.  Suffolk    manor,  27. 
Cottered      (Codrede),      co.      Hertford, 

manor,    152. 

Cottt-swold,  Agnes  wife  of  John,  272. 
— ,  John,  272. 
Cottingham    (Cotyngham)    [co.    York], 

rector  of.     See  Cronhill,  R.  de. 
C.,tt<in,  John,  of  Cambridge,   177. 
Cottusmore,   John.   261. 
('•inland    (Coulande,    Coulond,    Cowr- 

Inml),    |.)hn    son    (if    William    dr.    7>, 


Couland  (Coulande,  Coulond,  Cowe- 
lond),  Mary  (Mariota)  wife  of 
William  de,  75,  96. 

— ,  Maud  wife  of  William,  212,  239. 

— ,  Thomas  son  of  William  de,  96. 

— ,  William,  212,  239,  251. 

— ,  William  de,  of  Great  Waltham,  75, 
96. 

— ,  William  son  of  William  de,  75, 
96. 

Coulynge.      See   Cowlinge. 

Coumbe,  John  de,    19. 

Coun,  John,   193. 

Coupeland,  Elizabeth  wife  of  Thomas, 
188,  205. 

— ,  Thomas,   188,  205. 

Coupell.     See  Cople. 

Couper  (Coupere).  Amice  wife  of 
Simon,  212. 

— ,   Ellen  wife  of  John,  73. 

— ,  John,  chandler,  73. 

— ,  John,   of  Thaxted,   234. 

— ,  Simon,  of  High  Easter,  212. 

— .  William,  chaplain,  228. 

Courtenay,  Richard,  bishop  of  Nor- 
wich, 264. 

— ,  William   bishop   of  Hereford,    177. 

Courtpe,  John,  221. 

Coventre,  Lucy  wife  of  William  de, 
97. 

- — .  William   de,   of   London,   97. 

Cowelond.     See  Couland. 

Cowisby,  William,  chaplain,   144. 

Cowlinge  (Coulynge,  Cowelynge),  co. 
Suffolk,  manor,  177,  255. 

Cowman,  Walter,  269. 

Cow^sden  (Cowelesdon)  [in  Upton 
Snodsbury],  co.  Worcester,  manor, 
268. 

Coxford  [in  East  Rudham],  co.  Nor- 
folk, priory,  advowson  of,  225. 

Crabbe,  John,  of  Hatfield  Broad  Oak, 
257. 

Craccherode,  John,  of  Toppesfield, 
229: 

Crafton  (Crofton)  [in  Wing],  co. 
Bucks,  225. 

Cramford,  Maud  wife  of  Thomas,  163, 
207. 

— ,  Richard  rector  of  Trimley  St. 
Martin,  207. 

— ,  Thomas,  163. 

Cranborne  (Cranburn),  co.  Dorset. 
manor,  265. 

Crane,  Alice  wife  of  John,  212. 
-,  Hugh,    192. 

— ,  John,    212. 

— ,  John  son  of  Robert,  212. 

Cranfonl  (Cram-ford),  r<>.  Northamp- 
ton, 186. 


• 


,-anham   (Bishops   Wokyndon,   Wok- 
yndon   Episcopi),   67,   88,    137,    1 
160;  advowson,  41;   manor,  41,   137, 
233,  246,  251. 
-,  Bartholomew,  rector  of,  41. 

'  see  also  Berden,  J.;  Mewe,  J. 

Cranleigh  (Cranelee),  co.  Surrey,  ad- 
vowson, 132. 

Crawe,  Ralph,  of  Throcking,  110. 

Crawley,  North  (Great  Craule, 
Crawele),  co.  Buckingham,  advow- 
son, 89;  manor,  21,  89,  268. 

Crax,  John,  of  Great  Birch,   117. 

Cray,  St.  Mary,  Seyntemaricreye,  co. 
Kent,  158. 

Cray  St.  Paul's,  Paulynescreye,  co. 
Kent,  158. 

Cray,  Andrew,    175. 

f  Joan  wife  of  Andrew,    175. 

Creake  (Creyk),  co.  Norfolk,  225. 

Creech  (Crich),  co.  Dorset,  manor,  265. 

Creeksea  (Crickeseye,  Crikeshethe, 
Crikkesheth,  Crikseth,  Crixheth, 
Crykeshethe,  Grekesheth,  Krykes- 
heth),  88,  94,  100,  151,  172,  179, 
185;  manor,  186,  240. 

Creeling  (Cretyng)  St.  Mary  [co.  Suf- 
folk], rector  of.  See  Caspe,  J. 

Creffeld,   Robert,   58. 

Creket,  William.     See  Criket. 

Crekseth,  Joan  wife  of  Roger,  240. 

-,  Roger,  240. 

Crepping  Hall  (Creppyngge,  Crypp- 
yngez)  [in  Wakes  Colne],  manor, 


113,  246. 
Creppyng,      Elizabeth 
Robert  de,  58. 


daughter      of 


— ,  Margaret  late  wife  of  Hugh  de,  54. 
Crescy    (Cressy),    George,    citizen    and 

goldsmith  of  London,  249. 
— ,  Hugh  de,  79. 
— ,  Joan  wife   of   George,   249. 

-    Maud  wife  of  Hugh  de,  79. 
Cr'eshale.     See  Chrishall. 
Cressebrok,   Alice   wife   of   Robert  de, 

17. 

— ,  Robert  de,    17. 

Cressewyk,  Alice  wife  of  William,  183. 
— ,  Robert  de,  163. 
William   of  London,  163,  183,  195, 

197,  201,  204,  207,  228,  244,  248. 
Cressing    (Cressyng,    Kersyngg,    Kirs- 

vng),  11,  52,  79,  126,  189,  212,  233, 

?48 

-,  see  also  Atte  Noke,  W.;  Joce,  R.; 

Smyth,  J.;   Sty  ward,  W.|   Tilere,  J 

Wytham,  J.  and  W.  de. 
Cressy.     See  Crescy. 
Cresteshale.     See   Chrishall. 
Creth.     See   Crich. 


INDEX.  3|7 

252. 

—  ,  John,   of  Avcley,   252. 
Creyk.     See  Cn 

Robert  de,  SV 

—  ,  H  I   lulkbourn.  7. 
Crich  (Creth),  co.  Derby,   44. 

>ich,  co.   Dorset.     See  Creech. 
Crickeseye,  Crikeshethe.   See  Creeluea. 
C'rikeshethe,  John  de,  88. 
Criket  (Creket,   ( 
John,   146. 

—  ,  John,   of   Rettcndon,   35,    146. 

—  ,  William,    185,   246;   ti  196. 
Crikkesheth,   Crikseth.     See  Creeksea. 

Irimden,  Agnes  wife  of  Henry  de,  131. 

—  ,  Henry  ck-.    HI. 

Crips  (Cryps),  Jo:m  \\ife  of  John,  121. 
124. 

—  ,  John,  215-6. 

—  ,  John,    of    WenninL'ton,    the    elder. 
121,  124. 

Cripslok,  Richard,  224. 
Crishale.     See  Chrishall. 
Crisp,   John,    attorney,    121. 
Cristemasse,  Edmund,  chaplain 

—  ,  Walter,   of   Halsu-ad.   47. 
Cristeshale.      See   Chrishall. 
Crixheth.     See  Creeksea. 
Crocheman   (Crotheman),    Egidia   wife 

of  William,   72. 

—  ,  Walter,  72. 

—  ,  William,   knight,  40,   60,   72. 
Crochemans.     See  Wincelow  Hall. 
Crofton.     See  Crafton. 

Crok,    Robert,    of   Helion    Bumpstead, 
35. 

—  ,  Simon,  of  Wing,  chaplain,  83. 
Crokesford,     Thomas     de,     vicar     of 

Finchingfield,   63. 
Crome,   Roger,   270. 

—  ,  Roger,  the  younuer,  270.  J 
Croner.     See  Coroner. 
Crook,  Adam,   187. 

—  ,  Joan   wife  of   Adam.    187. 
Oophill,   Ralph  de,  rector  of   Cottinf* 

ham.    1"3. 
Croser      Thomas,     rector    of     Hockmc. 

220,  231. 

Croshok,  Rose,  79. 
Crosse,  John,  of  Leighs.  247. 
Crotheman.     See  Crocheman. 


Croucheman,    Acnes    \\ifr   of 

—  ,  Thomas,  of  Harlow,   157. 
Crowe,  John,  58. 

—  ,  Richard,    1 

_  Robert,  of  Great  Kaston.  ! 
.—',  Thomas,  of  Avthorpe  Ko.i 
iCroxby.  CO.  Lincoln. 


318 


INDEX. 


Croxton,   Elizabeth  late  wife  of  John 

de,    17. 

Croydon,  Maud  wife  of  Richard,  253. 
— ,  Richard,  of  Leyton,  253. 
Croye,  Maud  wife  of  Richard,  88. 
— ,  Richard,  of  Great  Easton,  88. 
Croyser,   William,   knight,    192. 
Croysshe,  John,   142. 
Crustwych.     See  Guttridge. 
Crykeshethe.     See  Creeksea. 
Cryket.     See  Criket. 
Crykkelade,   John,  vicar  of  Walton  le 

Sokeri,    137. 

Crymelford,   Geoffrey,  244,  259. 
Cryppyngez.     See  Crepping. 
Cryps.     See  Crips. 
Cryshale.     See  Chrishall. 
Cudham  (Coodham),  co.  Kent,  225. 
Cudlyngton,  William  de,  chaplain,  136. 
Cukkook,  Walter,  of  Rivenhall,  158. 
Culle,  John,    153. 
Culpepir  (Colpeper,   Coolpeper),  Alice 

wife  of  Geoffrey,   143. 

—  Geoffrey,   143. 

—  John,  77-8. 

—  John,  232,  248. 

—  Joyce  wife  of  Thomas,  224. 

—  Thomas,  knight,  224. 

—  Walter,  77-8. 
Cumberton.      See   Comberton. 
Cumbwell,     William,     of     Hedingham 

Sible,   103. 
Cumpton  in  Hennemersh.    See  Cornp- 

ton,  Long. 

Cumoton   Mounceux.      See   Compton. 
Cumpton,  John,  220. 
Cuntasse.     See  Contesse. 
Cuntassebregg,     in     Althorne,     manor, 

194,  260. 

Cuppefold.     See  Coptfold. 
Curmeshale  [co.  Suffolk],  269. 
Curson,    Beatrice   wife    of   John,    233, 

246. 

— ,  John,  knight,  233,  246. 
Curtays  (Curteys),  Alice  wife  of  Henry, 

162. 

— ,  Cristina,  of  Little  Tey,  48. 
— ,  Henrv,   162. 
— ,  Hugh,    vicar    of    West    Thurrock, 

136. 

— ,  John,  of  Coggeshall,  dyer,  112. 
— .  Tohn,    of    Great    Leighs,    weaver, 

162. 

— ,  Margaret   wife  of   John,    112. 
— ,  R-Vhard,   175. 
— ,  Thomas,    58. 
— ,  WilMam,   48. 
Curynrrham.     See  Corringham. 
Cusp'ince  (Cusancia),  Peter  de,  knight, 

100. 


Cusaunce  (Cusancia),  William  de,    1 

Custe,  William,  227,  229. 

Cusyn.     See  Cosyn. 

Cuxwold  (Cokewold),  co.  Lincoln,  126. 

Cwmcarvan     (Concaruan)     [co.     Mon- 

mouth],  chapel,  advowson  of,  34. 
Cycestre,  William  de,  17. 
Cyntele.     See  Syntley. 

Dacheworth.     See  Datchworth. 

Dadyngton.     See  Deddington. 

Dagenham  (Dagunham,  Dakenham, 
Dakynham),  10,  37,  91,  102,  116,  168 
180,  192,  206,  208,  240,  245,  248, 
270. 

— ,  see  also  Fuller,  J.;  Hurel,  G.;  Pete, 
R.;  Sperlyng,  J.;  Thorp,  W.  de. 

Dageneit,  John,  247. 

Dagworth,  John  de,  knight,    107  bis. 

— ,  Thomasia  wife  of  John  de,  107. 

Dakenham,  Dakynham.  See  Dagen- 
ham. 

Dalby,  Little,  co.  Leicester,  221. 

— ,  John  Dalby  of,  221. 

Dalby,  Henry,  clerk,  249,  266. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  Roger,   194. 

— ,  John,  of  Little  Dalby,  221. 

— ,  Roger,  of  London,  tailor,  194. 

— ,  William,   clerk,   251. 

Dale,  John,  of  Savvston,  37. 

— ,  Robert,   clerk,   243. 

Dammartyn  (Daunmartyn),  Alice  wife 

:  .  of  ..William,    16,  20. 

— ,  Robert,  229. 

— ,  William,    16,  20. 

Damswell  (Damsshewell),  Philippa  de, 
63. 

— ,  Thomas  de,  69. 

Damyoun,  Isabel  wife  of  John,  233. 

— ,  John..  233. 

Danbury  (Danebery,  Danewebery, 
Dannebury,  Dannewebery,  Daun- 
bury),  22,  52,  54,  83,  125,  148,  153, 
163  bis,  165,  173,  202,  209,  211  213 
227  bis,  234,  256,  264;  advowson, 
21;  manor,  21,  44. 

— ,  St.  Mary's  chapel,  advowson  of,  21. 

— ,  rector     of     a     mediety     of. 
Tankard,  W. 

— ,  see  also  Edward,  P.;  Freton,  J.; 
Hauteyn,  J.;  Heygate,  R.;  Horn,  J.; 
Longe,  R.;  Merke,  J.;  Morgyn,  R.: 
Pollard,  R.;  Shepenekertel,  J.;  Short, 
T.;  Wyse,  J. 

Danbury  (Danebury,  Dannebery, 
Daunbury),  Anne,  243. 

— ,  .William,  attorney,  153  bis,  161, 
164,  167  bis,  169,  172-3,  187. 

Danby  (Daneby)  [co.  York],  William 
Latymer  of,  177. 


INDEX. 


Dancastre.      See   Doncaster. 
Dancastre,    Nicholas   de,   clerk,    120-1. 
Daocer,  John,  clerk,  247. 
Danchewell.     See  Dengewell. 
Danebery,  Danebury.     See  Danbury. 
Daneby."     See    Danby. 
Danell,  John,  of  Tollesbury,  253. 
Daneseye.      See   Dengie. 
Danewebery.      See   Danbury. 
Danewey,   John,    109. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,  109. 
Daniel  (Danyel),  Emma  wife  of  Simon 
141. 

—  Joan  daughter  of  Agnes,  65. 

—  John  son  of  Agnes,  65. 

— -  John  the  elder  son  of  Agnes,  of 
Stansted  Mountfitchet,  clerk,  65. 

—  Ralph,  201,  203. 

—  Simon,     citizen     and     vintner     of 
London,    134,    141. 

— ,  Thomas  son  of  Agnes,  65. 
Dannebury,  Dannewebery.     See  Dan- 
bury. 

Dansey,  Thomas,  22J. 
Danseye.      See  Dengie. 
Danshwell.     See  Dengewell. 
Danyel.     See  Daniel. 
Darcy,  George,    186. 

—  Henry,  5  bis,  47,  83,   109. 

—  Henry,  mayor  of  London,  77. 

—  John,  le  fitz,  knight,  76. 

—  Katharine  wife  of  Henry,  5. 

• —  .  Margaret  wife  of  Robert,  248. 

—  Margery  wife  .of  Henry,    109. 

—  Robert,  247-8,  258,  259  ter,  270-3. 

—  Thomas,    109  bis. 

Dars,  John,  110,  123,  125,  127; 
attorney,  68,  82,  91-2,  94-5,  99, 
104  bis,  105,  106  bis,  107,  116,  118- 
9,  121,  122  few,  123,  US  bis,  \28bis. 

Dartford  (Dertford)  [co.  Kent].  See 
Horsman,  T;  Sonee,  R. 

Dassh,  John,  of  Bocking,   163. 

Datchworth  (Dacheworth),  co.  Hert- 
ford, 231. 

Daunbury.     See  Danbury. 

Daundelyn,  William.  207. 

Daunmartyn.     See  Dammartyn. 

Daunt,  John,  245. 

— ,  Margaret,  270. 

Dautres,   Richard,    191. 

Davenaunt,  Juliana  wife  of  Nicholas, 
104. 

— ,  Nicholas,  of  Sible  Hedingham,  104. 

Daventre,   Margaret  de,  47. 

— ,  Margery  wife  of  Thomas,   125. 

— ,  Thomas,    125. 

Daventry  (Daventre)  [co.  Northamp- 
ton], Richard  Person  of,  125. 

Davington  (Davynton),  co.  Kent,  225. 


319 

.',    Crist ina    wH  |,am,  72. 

— ,  Eleanor   wife   of    John.   268.' 
— ,    Idonia   uife  i,f    |,,hn     J76 
— ,  John,  176. 
— t  John,  . 

— ,   Willian  72. 

Davynton 

Dawe,  AUMKS  uitv  ,,\   fohi 

— ,    GeofT,,  |7'4> 

— ,  John,    154. 

— ,  John,  of  EppiiiK,   126. 

Dawers,  Thom;<  26. 

Dawesone,  Robert,    ' 

Day  (Dave.  Deye),  John,  of  Althor.u-. 

the  elder,  221,  228,  234-5,  J 
— ,  John,  the  youngt-i 
—.Robert,  264. 

(Debeden,  Depcden),  23,  59, 

— ,  rector  of.     See   Pent*  1 

— ,   Henry  and  Riehar.: 

Debden,  John,   of    Neu market,  256. 

Debenham,   Gilbert  de  tornev 

93. 
Deddington    (Dadyngton)   co.    Oxford. 

manor,   84. 
Dedham,    25,    46,    54.    W,     1^5,    245; 

manor,  216,   266. 
— ,  view  of   frankpledge,   227. 
— ,  John  Brook  of,  245.  249. 
Dedham,  Alice  wife  of  Ko! 
— ,  Anne  wife  of  Matthew  de,  63. 
— ,  Emma  wife  of  Robert   de,   54. 
— ,   Isabel  wife  of  Thomas  de,   54 
— ,  Matthew  son  of  Thomas  de,  63. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  Warin  de    63. 
— ,  Robert  de,  54. 
— ,  Robert  son  of  Gilbert  de,  93 
— ,  Thomas  de,   54,  63. 
— ,  Warin  son  of  Thomas  de    63. 
Deen,  Thomas  dc 
Deghere.     See  Dyer. 
Dekene      (Deknej,      Einin.i 

Walter,   5. 
— ,  Richard,  clerk,    115. 
— ,  Walter,  of  H 
Del  Boys.     See  Du  |: 
Del  Halle,   John,  of  CoKh 
Del  I  lav.     Set    DC  la  II 
Del   Merk,   Robert.    I 
— ,  Rose   wife    of    R.>: 
Del  Stokkes    Th. 
De  la  Beche.  Willian 
De   la    Chambre    (Chaumhx 

of  Kppiim,  111,  118. 

.n    uife    of    Gilbert.     111.    118. 
—    John. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  William    166. 

.    William.    M. 
— ,   William,    166. 


320 


INDEX. 


De  la  Cressenere,  Walter,  90. 

De    la    Dane,    Hugh,    of    Ashingdon, 

chaplain,   62. 
De  la  Doune,  John,  4. 
— ,  Richard,  43. 
— ,  Roesia,  6. 
— ,  William,  6. 

De  la  Folie,  Adam,  attorney,  91. 
De  la  Forde,  John,  101. 
— ,  Sabina  wife  of  John,   101. 
De  la  Grave,  Andrew  son  of  John,  105. 
— ,  Edmund,  chaplain,  42,  75,   84. 
— ,  Giles  son  of  John.   105. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  John,  5. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  John,  96,    105. 
— ,  John,  96  bis,   105,    120. 
— ,  John,  of  Oakley,  5. 
De  la  Haye  (Del  Hay),  Cecily,  28. 
— ,  Elizabeth  wife  of  Thomas,  75,  78, 

89. 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  Walter,  23. 

-,  Peter,  266. 
— ,  Thomas,  75,  78,  89. 
— ,  Walter,   10,  23,  24  bis,  67. 
De  la   Kersouere   [rectius   Kersonere], 

Hubert,  28. 
De  la  Lee,  Joan  wife  of  John,  114  bis, 

129,   145,   151. 
— ,  John,    knight,     114  bis,     129,     145, 

151. 

— ,  Richard  brother  of  Thomas,   17-9. 
— ,  Richard  son  of  John,  knight,  38. 
— ,  Richard,   rector  of   Bradwell   juxta 

Mare,  38. 
— ,  Robert,  95. 
— ,  Thomas,  17-9. 
De     la     March,     Cecily     daughter     of 

Ranulph,  66. 
— ,  Katharine    daughter    of    Ranulph, 

66. 

— ,  Maud  wife  of  Ranulph,   66. 
— ,  Ranulph,  of  la  Redebrok,  66. 
De  la  Mare,  Alice  wife  of  John,  29. 
-,  Geoffrey  son  of  Geoffrey,  knight, 

79. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  William,  212. 
— ,  John,  citizen  of  London,  cofferer, 

238,  243. 

— ,  John,  of  Bradwell  juxta  Mare,  29. 
— ,  Peter,   knight,    177. 
-,  Thomas,  of  London,  cofferer,  238. 

,  William,  29. 
— ,  William,  212. 
De  la  More,  John,  45,  53,   102. 
— ,  John  son  of  William,  45. 
— ,  Nicholas  son  of  William,  45. 

,  William,  45. 
D«   la  Mote,  Elizabeth  wife  of  William, 

41. 

,  Thomas,   14. 


De  la  Mote,  William,  41. 

De  la  Newelonde,  Ellen  wife  of  Henry, 

37. 

— ,  Henry  son  of  Mauger,   37. 
— ,  John  son  of  Mauger,  37. 
— ,  Mabel  wife  of  Mauger,  37. 
— ,  Mauger,  37. 
De  la  Neylonde,  Alan,  57. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Alan,  57. 
De     la      Panterye,      Master     Richard, 

247  bis. 
De  la  Pole,   Elizabeth  wife  of  Walter, 

271. 

— ,  John,  47,  50,  84. 
— ,  John  son  of  William,   124. 
— ,  Margaret    wife    of    William,     103, 

105,  108,  124. 

— ,  Margery  wife  of  John,  47. 
— ,  Walter,  knight,  271. 
— ,  William  son  of  John,  47. 
— ,  William    son    of    Richard,    knight, 

103,  105,  108,  124. 

De  la  Ponde,  Edmund,  of  Clavering,  12. 
De  la  Rokele,  John,  146. 
— ,  John,   of  Wormingford,   81,    116. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  John,  81,   116. 
— ,  Richard,  95. 
— ,   Stephen  son  of  John,  116. 
— ,  Thomas  son  of  John,    116. 
— ,  William,   90. 

— ,  William,  rector  of  Easthorpe,   116. 
De  la  Vale,  Roger,  221. 
De  la  Vele,  Alice  wife  of  John,  169. 
— ,   Isabel  wife  of  John,  169. 
— ,  John,  169. 
— ,  John  son  of  John,    169. 
De  la  Vyne,  John,  rector  of  Magdalen 

Laver,  99. 

De  la  Warderobe,  William,  250. 
De  le  Rokell,  Margaret  wife  of  Robert, 

271-2. 

— ,  Robert,  271-2. 
Delce  (Dels),  Great,  in  Rochester,  co. 

Kent,  manor,  235. 

Delce,   Little  (Parva   Delse)   [in   Roch- 
ester], co.  Kent,  225. 
Delve,  John,  attorney,   178. 
— ,  Robert,  194,  201,  203. 
Delvyle,  John,  of  Thaxted,    141. 
Dene    (Denne),    John,    rector   of   \\Yst 

Horslev,  238,  246. 
— ,  Thomas,   chaplain,   271. 
Deneford,   Isabel,  225. 
Denemed,  Cristina  wife  of  Walter,  88. 
— ,  Walter,  of  Great  Dunmou,  88. 
Deneys,   John  le,    103. 
— ,'  Ralph,  269. 
IVnuayne.     See  Engayne. 
Dengewell     (Danchevvell,     Danslnvi-11). 

in   Great   Oakley,  manor,    167,    170. 


Dengie    (Danesey,     Dansey),    58,    85, 

249;  manor,  3. 
— ,  advowson  of  chapel  or  prebend  in 

the  church,  273. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Ros,   (i.   le. 
— ,  John  Elys  of,   119. 
Denham,  Aubrey  de,  40. 
— ,  Margery   de,    196-7. 
Denmars    (Deumar),    Bartholomew,   of 

Stanford  le  Hope,  78,   104. 
— ,   Cris-tina  wife  of  Bartholomew,  78. 
Denmore.     See  Donmore. 
Denne.     See  Dene. 
Dennington  (Denyngton)  [co.  Suffolk], 

rector  of.     See  Reppes,  W.  de. 
— ,  William  le  Rous  of,   152. 
Denys,  John,  of  London,  dyer,   144. 
— ,  Juliana  wife  of  Nicholas,  218. 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  John,   144. 
— ,  Nicholas,   218,   237. 
Depeden.     See  Debden. 
Depeden,   Elizabeth   wife   of   John   de 

78. 

—  John  de,  59,  65,  73,  78,  100,  120; 
attorney,    11,  23,  43,  49,   51  ter,  59 
73. 

Depham,   Margaret  wife  of  Roger  de 

13,    16. 

— ,  Roger  de,    13,    16. 
Deptford   (Westgrenewych),  cos.   Kent 

and  Surrey,  manor,  21,  56,  225. 
Depyng,  Thomas  de,  chaplain,  52. 
Derby,  Agnes  wife  of  Thomas,  110, 

148. 

—  Alice  wife  of  John,   162. 

—  John,  of  Aveley,    162. 

—  John  son  of  Maud,   172. 

—  Maud  wife  of  Nicholas,   172,   196. 

—  Nicholas,  of  London,    172,   196. 

—  Simon,   265. 

—  Thomas,  of  Coggeshall,  fuller.  110, 
148. 

Derehey,  John,  58. 

Derfeld,  Hugh  de,  vicar  of  Felkirk, 
200. 

Derham,  John,   269. 

— ,  Thomas,  262. 

Derlote,  Margaret  wife  of  Roger,  149. 

— ,  Roger,   149. 

Dermere.     See  Banner. 

Derneford,  Joan  wife  of  John,  214. 

— ,  John,  citizen  and  bowyer  of  Lon- 
don, 214. 

Dersham,  William  de,  84,  95-6. 

Dersyngham,   William,   251. 

Derteford.     See   Dartford. 

Dertewold.      See   Dortewold. 

Dertford.     See  Dartford. 

Despayne,  •  Joan  -daughter  of  Alice  de 
Perers,  247. 


.  Cattai  ,,mas,  159. 

KlU-li    uifr    of    William,    206. 

J....n 
John, 

John     son     of     William.     .,f 
Clacton,    1 
Rol. 

Robert,  the  eh!, 
Sibil  uifr  ,,f  K,, 
Thomas.  214 

Thomas,  oi  _>41. 

William,  206. 
Deuddwr.  rommnti-  (( 

Radnor],  lordship,  264. 
Deumar.  See  Denmars. 
Deverous,  Alice  wife-  153. 

— ,  Robert,  of  Butley,  153. 
Deye.     See  Day. 
Deyghere.     See  Dyer. 
Deyncourt,   Roger,   247. 
Dickley  Hall  (Dvkeleghe)  fin  Mistley], 

Dien.     See  Dyt-n. 
Digges,   Robert,    I'M. 
Dighere.     See  Dyer. 
Digswell      (Dygnesuell,      Dykeneswcll, 
Dykyswell)  [co.  Hertford],  rector  of. 

See  Hertfordynggeb  M  de. 

— ,  William  Lodewyk  of.   141. 
Dikeman  (Dykeman),   William.    168. 
— .  William  son  of  William,   168. 
Dikson.     See  Dixon. 
Dillington  (Dilynt'ton,    I)>  l\  lu-ton)   fin 

(ireat    Staughton],    co.    Huntingdon. 

manor,    158,    173,    181  • 
Dinnington     (Donyngton),     co. 

manor,  261. 
Distington   (Distyncton),   o>.    ( 

land,   advowson,   224. 
Ditton,  Benedict  de,  of  Aveley,  30. 
— ,  Richard  de,  chaplain,  89.  " 
Dives    (Dynes,    Dynys).    in    Fuuhini;- 

field,  manor,  217,  2 
Dixon     (Dikson      IK! 

271. 

— ,  Nicholas,   clerk,   270  ' 
Dobblehod,    Robert,    58. 
Dod,  Henry,  of  Hit1  270. 

— ,  Joan    wife   of    Henry. 
Doddinghurst      (Doilynuhrrst. 

dvnu'herst,     Dvulyiu-! 

152.     154.     156,  -S-9,    270; 

manor,    15.    60. 

— ,  see  also  H<  K. 

Dodele.    Joan   wife  of  John.   237. 
— ,  John,  237. 
Dodenho.     See  Duddenhor. 
Dodynghirst,  Alice  wife-  of  William  d«, 

32. 
— .  William  de. 


322 


INDEX. 


Dodyngton.     See  Duddington. 

Dodyngton,   rector  of.     See  Glymme, 
W. 

Doget,  Alice  wife  of  John,  23. 

— .  Alice  wife  of  Walter,   160. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  John,  238. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  Stephen,  211. 

— ,  John,  23. 

— ,  John,  of  Rochford,  238. 

— ,  Robert,    127. 

— ,  Stephen,  of  London,  clerk,  211. 
-    Walter,     citizen     and     vintner     of 
London,   160. 

Dokelyngton.     See  Ducklington. 

Dokesworth.     See  Duxford. 

Doket,  William,   148. 

Dolsaly,  Thomas  son  of  Henry,  of 
London,  94. 

Donggesels.     See  Downsells. 

Doncaster  (Dancastre),  co.  York,  240. 

Donemawe.     See  Dunmowe. 

Donet,  John,  clerk,  207. 

Donington  (Donyngton),  co.  Lincoln, 
186. 

Donmore  (Denmore),  Henry,  of  Lon- 
don, 162,  172. 

— ,  Sabina  wife  of  Henry,   162,   172. 

Donmawe,  Donmowe.     See  Dunmow. 

Donneshed,  Ismania  wife  of  Thomas, 
194. 

— ,  Thomas,    194. 

Donyland,  East  (Estdonylond),  219. 

Donyngton.  See  Dinningtori;  Doning- 
ton. 

Dore.  Denise  wife  of  John,  217. 

— ,  Lora  wife  of  John,  222. 

— ,  John,   217. 

— ,  John,  of  Rettendon,  221-2. 

Doreward  (Dorward,  Durward),  Isabel 
wife  of  John,  239,  273. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  William,   119. 

— .  John,  162. 

— ,  John,  255. 

— ,  John,  of  Rivenhall,  187,  205,  223. 

— ,  John  son  of  William,  of  Docking, 
192,  217,  220,  230-1,  239  bis,  234-5, 
252,  264,  266. 

— ,  John  son  of  John,  264. 

— ,  John,  the  elder,  265,  267. 

— ,  John,  the  younger,  265,  267. 

— ,  William,  of  Docking,  80,  119. 

Dorkcestre,  Roger  de,  2. 

Dornell,  Alice  wife  of  John,  255. 

— ,  John,  255. 

Dortewold  (Dertewold),  Emma  wife 
..f  lohn,  141,  149. 

— ,  John,  of  Barking,   141,   149. 
Dorward.     See  Doreward. 

Double,  Emma  wife  of  John,  164. 

— .  John,   104. 


Doubledyk,  in  Gosberton,  co.  Lincoln, 

manor,  186. 

Doune,  Cristina  wife  of  John  de,  235. 
— ,  John   de,   of   Chelmsford,   235. 
— ,  John,   of   Manningtree,    132. 
— ,  John  de,  rector  of  Easton  Maudit, 

150. 

Dounebrugge.     See  Downhall  Dridge. 
Dounesheved,  Alice  wife  of  John,  171. 
— ,  John  son  of  Adam,   171. 
Dounham.      See  Downham. 
Dounham,  Katharine  wife  of  Richard, 

258. 

— ,  Richard,  258. 
Dounmowe.     See  Dunmow. 
Dounton.     See  Dunton. 
Dounyng,   Cristina  wife  of  John,  248. 
— ,  John,  248. 
Douwood,  Maud,   139. 
Dovercourt,  85;  manor,  261. 
— ,  vicar  of.     See   Legat,   W.;    Poun- 

brey,  R. 

Dovere,  Ellen  wife  of  William,   160. 
— ,  John  de,  122. 

— ,  Katharine  wife  of  John  de,   122. 
— ,  William,    160. 
Dovers     (Dovores)     [in    Hornchurch], 

manor,  254. 
Downhall    Dridge    (Dounebrugge)    [in 

Hatfield    Droad    Oak],    Henry    atte 

Wode  of,  38. 
Downham  (Dounham),  31,  42,  47,  62- 

3,    157,    164,    176;  manor,    15,  60. 
— ,  Fremnells  in,  q.v, 
— ,  see  also  Clerk,  L.;  Gynour,  T. 
Downsells      (Donggesels,      Dungesele, 

Dungesille)    [in    South    Weald],    80, 

242;  manor,  21. 
Doyle,  John,  clerk,  263. 
Doynton  Seffountaygnes,  179. 
Drabbe,   Walter,   20. 
Drake,  John,    144. 
Drane,  Geoffrey,  of  Felsted,   125. 
Draper,  Joan  wife  of  Nicholas,  134. 

—  Joan  wife  of  William  le,  26. 

—  John,  185. 

—  John,  rector  of  Darnston,  157. 

—  Nicholas,   134. 

—  Sarah,  269. 

—  Walter,  chaplain,   10. 

—  William  le,  of  Fobbing,  26. 
Draue,  Cristina  wife  of  John,  134. 
— ,  John,  of  Stebbing,  smith,  134. 
Drayton    Dasset,   co.    Stafford,   manor, 

233. 
Drenee,     Elizabeth    wife    of    Richard, 

202. 

— .  Richard,  of  Lexden,  parker,  202. 
Drew  (Drewe),  John,  clerk,  255.  262. 
Dreye,  Walter,  of  Wimbish,  180. 


INIJEX. 


323 


Drille,  Walter  son  of  Geoffrey,  of 
Halstead,  18. 

Drinkstone  (Dryngeston,  Drynkeston 
atte  Goos),  co.  Suffolk,  advowsim, 
255;  manor,  146,  255. 

Drivere  (Dryvere),   John  le,   58. 

— ,  Nicholas,   of  Aveley,    187. 

Drokenesford,  Isabel  wife  of  Thomas 
de,  89. 

— ,  John  de,  7,  28. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John  de,  7,  28. 

— ,  Thomas  de,   knight,   89,  90. 

Dronsfeld,  John  de,  200. 

Dryffeld,  Isabel  wife  of  Thomas,  258. 

— ,  Thomas,  citizen  of  London,  258. 

Dryngeston,  Drynkeston.  See  Drink- 
stone. 

Drynkeston,  John  de,  chaplain,   141. 

Dryvere.     See  Drivere. 

Du  (Del)  Boys,  Alice,  60. 
Denise  wife  of  John,    18. 
Guy,   32. 
John,  18,  26,  99. 
John  son  of  John,  26. 
Katharine  wife  of  John,  26. 
Robert,   60. 
Thomas,  32. 

Ducklington  (Dokelyngton)  co.  Oxford, 
manor,  265. 

Duddenhoe  (Dodenho)  [in  Elmdon], 
manor,  109. 

Duddington  (Dodyngton),  co.  North- 
ampton, 182. 

Duddyngherst,  Duddynghurst,  Dud- 
yneherst.  See  Doddinghurst. 

Duffield  Frith  (Duffeldfryth),  co. 
Derby,  Morleypark  in,  q.v. 

Dugard,  Cristina  wife  of  John,   118. 

— ,  John,  of  Maldon,  118. 

Duk,   Joan  wife  of  William,  225. 

— ,  John,    158. 

— .  Katharine  wife  of  John,  158. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  William,  128. 

— ,  Richard,   of   Saffron  Walden,    158. 

— ,  William,  225. 

— ,  William  son  of  Everard,   128. 

Duke,  Guy,  252. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  Richard,  206. 

— ,  Richard,  of  Springfield,    163,  206. 

Duncote,   Henry,  clerk,   252. 

Dungebien,  John,  221. 

Dungesele,  Dungesille.  See  Down- 
sells. 

Dunham,  Little,  rector  of.  See  Swan- 
ton,  R.  de. 

Dunmow  (Donmawe.  Dunmawe,  Dun- 
mowe,  Dymmowe),  14,  173,  188, 
197  bis,  200,  223,  270;  manor,  225. 

— .  see  also  Eldefeld,  S.  de;  Olyve,  J.; 
Yonge,  W. 


Dunmow,  Great 

(in-at    Donmav.  • 
74-5,   82, 

168,  171-2,  177,  \99bis,  J 

— ,    Bipods   in,    ,. 

— ,  Newton  Hall  in.  y .t 

— ,  see  also   Arnold,   J.   an 

Pole,    J.;     Baker.     R.;     Colon 

Denemed,  \V.;  Dun: 

J.;    Hay,    \V.;    Hun; 

Li-pvnudon.  J.     I 

J.;   Nc.rtl, 

ere,    T.;     1'ulu-r.     K.;     Saward.    \V 

Sewall,    S.;    Skynnere,    1.;    St.. 

le  and   S.;   Sn 
Dunmow,    Little    (Canoundoru 

Little  Dunmaur,  Dunmowe),  75. 
— ,  prior  of,  21(1. 
— ,  see  also  Bn  Took,  J. 

Dunmowe       (Donemauf.      !)<.< 

Dunmawe),  John  dt- 
— ,  John,   attorney.    \72ter. 
— ,  John,  of  Bockinu.  Jul. 
— ,  John,  of  Bork-y.   139. 
— ,  Sarah  wife  of  John  de,  39. 
— ,  Walter -son    of   William,   of 

Dunmow,   146. 
Dunnyng,     John,     of     Bradwell 

Mare,  65,    110,    120-1. 
Dunton   (Dounton,    Duntone),  37,   59, 

100,  172,  178.  235-6,  257. 
— ,  Whitehall  in,  </.r. 
— ,  see  also  Cook,  T.;   Lorchoun,   T. : 

Whithorn,  J. 
Dunton,  co.  Bedford,  Thomas  (Joys  of. 

271. 
Durant     (Duraunt),      Ellen      \\  : 

Thomas,  69,  86. 

— ,  Thomas,  of   Bon-ham.  69,  86. 
Duresme,  John,  of  MiddK 
Durham,  bishop  of.     Set   Hatticld.  T  : 

Langley,  T. 

Dunvard.     See  Doreu.ird. 
Duxford      (Dokesworth)      [co.      Cam- 
bridge],    rector     of.       See    A 

J.  de. 
Dyen  (Dien,  Dyan,   Dyn),  Agm 

of  Richard.    189. 
— ,  John,    of    H..: 

32    35-7.   45. 

•haniu-    uite   of    \V,! 

—  Margery  \\ife  of  John,  20,  48. 
Richard. 

—  Richard,    of  <  189. 

—  Richard,    of   Huttoft.   28. 

Robert,    chaplain,     of    Coli -.. 

u:aine,  106. 

.    William.    4S,    11'). 


324 


INDEX. 


Dyer  (Deghere,  Deyghere,  Dighere, 
Dyere,  Dyghere),  Agnes  wife  of 
John,  224. 

— ,  Agnes   wife   of   Simon,    187. 

— ,  Cristina  wife  of  Simon  le,  71. 

— ,  Edith  wife  of  Nicholas,  263. 

— ,  Gilbert  le,  85. 

— ,  Isabel  wife  of  Gilbert  le,  85. 

— ,  John  wife  of  Thomas,   165. 

— ,  John,  of  Maldon,    190,  224. 

— ,  Margery  wife  of  Roger,  182. 

— ,  Nicholas,  263. 

— ,  Robert,  of  Chelmsford,   128. 

— ,  Roger,  of  St.  Osyth,  182. 

— ,  Simon  le,  71. 

— ,  Simon,  of  Colchester,  187. 

— ,  Thomas,   of  Sudbury,    165. 

Dygge,  Thomas  son  of  John,  262. 

Dyke,  Henry,  of  Wixoe,  20. 

— ,  Sabina  wife  of  Henry,   20. 

Dykeleghe.     See  Dickley  Hall. 

Dykeleghe,  Agnes  daughter  of  John  de, 
3. 

— ,  John  de,   3. 

— ,  Katharine  wife  of  John  de,  3. 

— ,  Roger  son  of  John  de,  3. 

Dykeman.     See  Dikeman. 

Dykeneswell.     See  Digswell. 

Dykes,  Henry,  of  Sudbury,  25,  33. 

— ,  Sabina  wife  of  Henry,  25,  33. 

Dykoun,  Alice  wife  of  Nicholas,  36. 

— ,  Nicholas,  of  Barking,  36. 

Dykson.     See  Dixon. 

Dykyswell.     See   Digswell. 

Dylyngton.     See  Dillington. 

Dymmowe.     See   Dunmow. 

Dyn.     See  Dyen. 

Dynes,  Dynys.     See  Dives. 

Dyonys,  William,  242. 

Kaldland   (Ealdeland)   [in  Tillingham], 

manor,  211. 
Kurl's    Hall    (Chich    Comitis)    [in    St. 

Osyth],  40. 
Earsham  (Ersham)  co.  Norfolk,  manor, 

261. 
I  .stchurch     (Estcherche),     co.     Kent, 

242. 
Easter,    Good    (Godestre,    Godhestre, 

Godithestre.      Godythestre,      Good- 

e«tre.    Goodestreu),    7,    54,   76     100, 

111-2,    116,    122,    139,    146  few,    152, 

169,   178,   187,   198,  237,  252. 

ir  of.     See  Aster,   N.;  Helme- 

dcn,  N.  de. 
— ,  tee  also  Atte  Boure,  R.;  Bedeford, 

I       Heel,   J.   le;    Hotiller,   J.;   Elbode, 
simond,    E.;   Gerveys    R.; 

Godestre.  S.;  Parker,  J.;  Pole,  R.  de; 
tys,  J.;  Ron«e,  W.;  Smyth,  R.  le. 


Easter,  High  (Heghestre,  Heghestrete, 
Heyestre,  Hieghestryn,  High  Estre, 
Hyestre,  Hyghestryn),  34,  44-5,  48, 
92,  98,  116,  130,  146,  151.  187,  204, 
219,  240,  245;  manor,  75,  89. 

— ,  see  also  Coupere,  S.;  Dod,  H.; 
Noon,  R.;  Parker,  J.;  Roberd,  J.; 
Wete,  T. 

Easthall  (Esthall)  [in  Paglesham], 
manor,  228. 

Easthorpe  (Esthorp,  Estthorp),  12,  99r 
113,  140,  233. 

— ,  rector  of.     See  De  la   Rokele,  W. 

— ,  see  also  Atte  Holt,  T.;  Clerk,  J.^ 
Davy,  W. 

Easthorpe  (Yaresthorp)  [in  Appletorc 
le  Street],  co.  York,  manor,  266. 

Easton  (Eston),  co  Somerset,  126. 

Easton   (Eyston),  John  Raven  of,    172. 

Easton  (Doune  Eyston,  Eiston,  Ey- 
stan,  Eystanes,  Eyston  at  the 
Mount),  Great,  1,  77,  88,  123,  138, 
157,  195,  197;  manor,  12,  220,  236. 

— ,  see  also  Atte  Made,  W.;  Crowe,. 
R.;  Croye,  R.;  Laurens,  W. 

Easton,  Little  (Eyston  ad  Turrimr 
Little  Eystans),  164,  212;  manor  and 
advowson,  255. 

Easton  Maudit  (Eston)  [co.  North- 
ampton], rector  of.  See  Doune,  J, 

Eastthurrok.     See  Thurrock,  Little. 

Easttillebury.     See  Tilbury,  East. 

Eastwell  (Estwelle),  co.  Kent,  225. 

Eastwell   (Estwell),   co.   Leicester,  22  L 

Eastwick  (Estwyk),  co.  Hertford, 
manor,  252,  260. 

Eastwood   (Estwode),   3,  203  bis,  204, 

— ,  John,    rector   of,   62. 

Eaton  Socon  (Eton),  co.  Bedford, 
manor,  181. 

Ecclesale,   John  de,   clerk,    151. 

Echyngham,  Joan  wife  of  William, 
259. 

— ,  William,  knight,  259. 

teles,  Reginald  de,   152. 
delmpton.     See  Edmonton. 

Edelyn  (Edelyne)  Alice  wife  of  Wil- 
liam, 58. 

— ,  William,   58. 

—.William.  221. 

Edington  (Edyngton),  co.  Somerset, 
273. 

Eclithiston,  co.  Somerset,  126. 

Edmonton  (Edelmpton),  co.  Middle- 
sex, 202. 

Edmund  (Edmond),  Adam,    156. 

— ,  Isabel  wife  of  Adam,    156. 

— ,  Tohn,   148. 

— ,  John,  204,  248. 

— ,  Richard,   of  Aveley.   50. 


INDKX. 


325 


Edolf  (Edulf),   Maud   wife  of  Robert, 

128. 

— ,  Maud  wife  of  Simon,  68. 
— ,  Robert,  128. 
— ,  Simon,  of  Ingrave,  68. 
Edsale,  William,  266. 
Edward    III,   king,    128. 
Edward,  duke  of  York,  241. 
Edward,  Cecily  wife  of  John,    18. 
— ,  Cecily  wife  of  Robert,  97,  164,  190. 
— ,  Joan   wife   of  Peter,    163. 
— ,  John,  of  Gosfield,   18. 
— ,  Peter,  of  Danbury,    163. 
— ,  Robert,  of  Barking,  97,   164,   190. 
Edwyn,  Annora  wife  of  John,  226. 
— .  John,  226. 
Edyngton.     See  Edington. 
Effeld,  William,  clerk,  248. 
Eggelyn,  John,  of  Buckingham,   10. 
Egremont    (Egremond),    co.    Cumber- 
land, castle  and  manor,  224. 
Eirdale.     See  Eyrdale. 
Eiston,   Great.     See  Easton,  Great. 
Elbode,  Richard,  of  Good  Easter,  198. 
Elde,  Idonia  wife  of  John  the,  53. 
— ,   John  the,  of  Clavering,  53. 
Eldefeld,  Adam,  240. 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  Simon  de,  11. 
— ,   Simon  de,  of  Dunmow,   11. 
Eleanor  duchess  of  Gloucester,  220. 
Eleigh,    Brent   (Illeye)    [Suffolk],   John 

le  Neve  of,   15. 
Elfael     (Elvel)     [co.     Radnor],    manor, 

74. 

Eliot,   Isabel  wife  of  Richard,    100. 
— ,  Richard,   100. 
— ,  Stephen.    138. 
Elisaundre,   William,   251. 
Ellers,  John,  234. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,  234. 
Ellesworth,  John  de,   55. 
Elmam.      See   Elmham. 
Elmdon  (ElmedonV  20,   36,    105,    126, 

175,     195-6,    205,    239,    258,    272; 

manor,  44,  50,  107,  267. 
— ,  Richard  Arneys  of,  20. 
Elmeleye  Lovet.     See  Elmley  Lovett. 
Elmerugge,  Elizabeth  wife  of  Roger  de, 

136. 

— ,  Roger  de,  136. 
Elmested,  Elmestede.     See  Elmstead. 
Elmeswelle,  Simon  de,   18. 
Elmham,     South     (Southelmham)     [co. 

Suffolk],  Richard  Clerk  of,   153 
Elmham     (Elmam),     William,     knight, 

191,   196. 
Elmley    Lovett    (Elmeleye    Lovet),    co. 

Worcester,  manor,    132. 
Elmsall,    North    (Northelmeshale),    co. 

York,    186. 


HI  i  n. sail,     South  shale)     CO. 

York 
Elmttead     li 

56,  154,  166,  1 

idvowton,    7,    90,     I  • 

90 /m. 

— .   rei  1.  J 

— ,  see  also 
New< 

\\Vston,   J.;    Wriglr 
Elnestoue.      .S,  - 
Elsenham      (Hels\  •ngham;. 

manor,   5  1 

— ,    Roger   Aylriu-r   «.l,   71. 
Elsenham,  Joan   uifr  ot    John   .  - 
— ,  John  de,  clerk,  59. 
Elsthorpe  (Aillesthorp.  .\\lesthorp)  fin 

Edenham],  co.   Lincoln,   I.SM; 

186. 

Elstow  (Elnestowe)  [c«      B  :j.   111. 

Elsyng,  Thomas,  of  J56. 

Eltesle,    Robert    de,   Jerk,    180. 
Eltisley     (Elteslye)     [co.      ( 

Thomas,  rector  of,  95. 
Elvel.     See  Elfael. 
Elvington    (Elvynnton).   co.    Yor'> 

manor  anil  advouvm.  266. 
Ely,    bishop    of.      See    Arundel.     T.; 

Hothum,  J.  de. 

Elyanore,  Joseph,  of   <  r.  6. 

Elyn,  John,  \ica; 
Elyngham,   Hugh,    r<  12. 

Klyngham,   William   de,   81. 
Elys,  Agnes  wife  of  John,    II1' 
— ,  John,   229. 
— ,  John,  273. 
— ,   John,  of  Barnartliston.  , 
— ,  John,  of  Denuie.    11''. 
— ,  John,    of    M:iulr 

,    Martin,    chap 

Enefeld,  Emma  wife  ..f  Ruh.i:  i  dc,  66. 
Fram  is  son   of    |o}in   t!< 

,    John    ile.    1M. 
— ,  John   de,   knight, 
— ,   Margaret  \\ife  of  Jo!-.: 
— ,    Maud    de.  -11. 

— ,   Richard   dr. 

.    Thomas    de. 

William   de 
Entield    (Knelrl.h.    CO.    M 

.    Thomas    I'm- 
Enuavne  (P  I'1"".  ^»>- 

111. 
-  -     Katharine 

181  h,s. 
— ,  Thorn. i  -hn.   111. 

.    John 
Thoma- 

Englissh   iKnglysh^.   Adam,  clerk.    1 
Henrv,    14(). 


326 


INDEX. 


Englissh   (Englysh),   Margaret  wife  of 

Henry,   149. 
— ,  Richard,  97. 
Englys,  Henry,   172. 
Eppeworth.     See  Epworth. 
Epping  (Eppyngge  atte  Hethe,  Epyng), 

10,  42,  79,  118,  126,  157. 
— ,  vicar  of.    See  Norwiche,  J.  de. 
— ,  see   also    Chambre,    J.    de;    De   la 

Chaumbre,  G.;  Dawe,  J.;  Parker,  S.J 

Rolf,  J. 
Epworth     (Eppeworth),     co.     Lincoln, 

manor,  261. 
Erdale,  Adam  de,  120. 
Ereswelle,  Peter  de,   of  South  Weald, 

156. 
Eriswell  (Ereswell)  [co.  Suffolk],  rector 

of.    See  Todenham,  R.  de. 
Erith  (Erhithe),  co.  Kent,  manor,  265. 
Erland,  William,  269. 
Erlescolne.     See  Colne,   Earls. 
Ermyn,  William,  clerk,  209. 
Erpyngham,  Joan  wife  of  Thomas,  262. 
— ,  Thomas,  knight,  220,  233,  262. 
Ersham.     See  Earsham. 
Escrick  (Escrik)  [co.  York],  John  son 

of  John  de  Lasceles  of,  39. 
Esegor,   John,    115. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  John,   115. 
— ,  Richard,  attorney,  25. 
Esole.     See  St.  Alban's  Court. 
Esseholt.     See  Aisholt. 
Essewell.     See  Ash  well. 
Essex,  Mariota  wife  of  Ralph,  141. 
— ,  Ralph,  of  Thaxted,   141. 
— ,  Richard  de,  of  London,  vintner,  12. 
Esshovere.     See  Ashover. 
Est,  Isabel  wife  of  John,  129,  169,  206. 
— ,    lohn    son    of    Richard,    of    North 

Weald   Basset,    129,    169,   206. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  Richer,  35. 
— .  Richer  son  of  Simon,  35. 
Estbradenham.     See  Bradenham,  East. 
Estbrent.     See  Brent,  East. 
Estcherche.     See  Eastchurch. 
Esteworldham.     See  Worldham,   East. 
Ettgrtfton.     See  Grafton. 

••all.     See  Easthall. 
Ksthamme.     See  Ham,   East. 

.iinyngfeld.          See      Hanningfield, 

East. 

Estharenham.     See  Harnham,   East. 
Ksthev,  Ellen  wife  of  John,  119. 

,  John,    of    Great    Maplestead,    car- 
penter,   119. 

"lone.     See  Horndon,  East. 
Ksthorp.     See  Easthorpr. 

harp,  Ellen  wife  of  William,  203. 
— ,  John.  167.  196-7,  203,  227  [PJohn 

Clerk  nf    K:ixthorpe]. 


Esthorp,  William,  of  Messing,  203, 
Estle,  Estlee.     See  Lee,  East. 
Estnewelond.,    See..Newlands,   East, 
Eston.     See  Easton;  Easton  Maudit, 
Eston,  Roger  Arnold  of,   117. 
Eston,  John,  of  Sudbury,  237,  243. 
— ,  John,   the   younger,   228. 
— ,  Robert,   clerk,   263. 
Estonhalle.     See  Eyston  Hall. 
Estramesden.     See  Ramsden  Bellhouse, 
Estre,   High.     See  Easter,  High. 
Estre,  John  de,  clerk,  76. 
Estrudham.     See  Rudham,  East. 
Estsmethefeld.     See  Smithfield,  East. 
Estthorndon.     See  Horndon,   East. 
Estthorp.     See  Easthorpe. 
Estthorp,  John,  of  Navestock,   116. 
— ,   Olive  wife  of  John,   116. 
Esttylbery.     See  Tilbury-,   East. 
Estwarle  Semeles.     See  Warley,  Little, 
Estwell,  Estwelle.     See  Eastwell. 
Estwelle,  Joan  wife  of  William  de,  107, 
— ,  William  de,    107. 
Estwykham.     See  Wickham,  East. 
Ethum,  Joan  late  wife  of  Roger,    160. 
Eton.     See  Eaton  Socon. 
Eton,   Eustace  de,  chaplain,  21. 
— ,   Meliora  wife  of  Thomas,  242. 
— ,  Thomas,  242. 

— ,  Thomas,  of   Sawbridgeworth,  215- 
Euenot.      See   Evenot. 
Euesyng,  Richard,   101. 
Eustace  (Eustas),  John,   195. 
— ,  Walter,   153,   161. 
Evenot  (Euenot),  John,   70,   260,   267. 
— ,  Lucv  wife  of  Walter,  168. 
— ,  Walter,    of   Goldhanger,    156,    168,, 

179. 

Everard,  Alan,  254,  270. 
— ,  Fulk,    of   Chelrnsford,    239. 
— ,  Joan  sister  of  William,  226. 
— ,  John,  230,  268. 
— ,  Katharine  wife  of  John,  230. 
— ,  Richard   brother   of   William,    226, 
— ,  William,   226. 
Everton,  co.  Huntingdon    manor,   108r 

209. 
Ewell    Hall    (Ewelhall,    Ewellehall)    Fin 

Kevedon],    80;    manor,    270  bis. 
— ,  John  Clerk   of,    190. 
Ewell,  Eleanor  de,  80. 
— ,  Gilbert  de,  58. 
— ,  John,  241,  270. 
— ,  John,    of    Fordham.    142. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,   270. 
Ewelme,  co.   Oxford,  269;  manor  and 

advowson,  236. 

Eweney,  Cecily  wife  of  Henry  de,  78, 
— ,  Henry  de,  78. 
K \\.-re,  John,  249. 


INDEX. 


327 


Ewold,  Seman,   180,    192,  208. 

Exnynge,  John,  257. 

Kxton,  Joan  wife  of  Nicholas,  former!  > 

wife    of    Richard    de    Berkyng,    118, 

216. 
— ,   Nicholas,  citizen  of   London,    118, 

216. 

Eylesford,   John   de,   knight,   221     234 
'256. 

,   Margaret    Vvife    of    John    de,    221, 

234,  256. 
Eynesham,     William     de,     citizen     of 

London,    194. 

Eynho,  de,  Adam,  chaplain,   10. 
Eynton  [in  Thornham],  co.  Kent,  225. 
Eyr,  Alice  wife  of  John  le,  200. 
-,  Amice  wife  of  Martin  le,    104. 

,    loan   wife   of  John,    154. 
-  -,  John,  of  Coldhanger,  154. 

-,   John  le,  of  Woodham  Ferrers,  200. 
— ,   Martin  le,    104. 
Kyrdale  (Eirdale),  Adam,  72,   126. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Warin,  178,  220. 
— ,   Margery  wife  of  William,  220. 
— ,  Warin/178,   220. 
— ,  William,   220. 
Fystan,   Eystanes.      See  Easton. 
Eyston,  Doune,  E.  at  the  Mount.    See 

Easton,  Great. 

Eyston  ad  Turrim.     See  Easton,  Little. 
Eyston  Hall  (Estonhalle),  in  Belchamp 

Walter,  manor,  74. 
— ,  John   Carman   of,   218. 

Fabel,  John,   158. 

— ,  John,  of  Hatfield  Peverel,  5  bis. 

— ,  John   son   of  Thomas,  46. 

— ,  Mary  wife  of  Thomas,  46,  51,  54, 

75,  95,  97. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  Hatfield  Peverel,  5,  46, 

51,   54,  75,  95. 

-,   William  brother  of  Thomas,  46. 
Fabyan,  Joan  wife  of  Stephen,  262. 
— ,   Stephen,    of   Coggeshall,    262. 
Fader   (Fadyr),    Cristina    wife   of   John 

le.   54. 

— ,    John  son  of  Saier  le,  54. 
— ,   Mariota  wife  of  Robert,   146,   177. 
— ,  Robert,  of  Thaxted,  146,  177,  216. 
Fairbourne  (Farbourne),  co.  Kent,  225. 
Fairford,   John,   vicar   of   Barking,   97. 
Trairman,    Isabel,    213. 
Fairstead   (Fairstede,    Farsted,    Favre- 

stede,   Fayrsted),   59,   70,   72-3,    125, 

160,  185,  192,  195,  200-1,  207,  220, 

224,    227,    231  bis,    238,    247,    257, 

259  bis. 
— ,  see  also   Cobbyng,    R.:    Foster,   J.; 

Hawelee,  W.;   Inhewe,  J. 
Fakes,  Alice  wife  of  Thomas,   136. 


Fakes,  Thomas,  of   Stanford   1, 

1 36. 
Paldinj 

roln,    126. 
Falkrbourn,    Falkcbu.r  I  aulk- 

bourn. 

Falkehurne,   John,   .  ],-rk.   258. 
Fambridge       (Fambregg.       Fan 

Fambn.L'L'r).    1"!, 

,    Nirhohs    Wisdom    of,    146. 
Fambridge,     North 

Northfanbregge),      i 

atlvowson.     1 

— ,    Fambi  in.    191. 

— ,   Hethe,    \\nti-r    of,    14o. 
— ,  Nicholas  Aylum  of.   178. 
Fambridge,    South      -        hfambregge, 

Southfanbniggi  manor   and 

:idvo\\  sou 

Fange,   Fanges.     Set  Vangc. 
Fann,    Robert,   (  iti/rn  :i.  253. 

Fannyng.     Maruarrt    \\ifr    of    Thomas. 

244. 

— ,  Thorn. >  _'44. 

Farbourne.     See   Fairhourne. 
Farlegh,  Emma  •,-.  s,  237. 

,    Nicholas,    of    Hillr: 
Farlow    (Farloue),    co.    Salop,    manor. 

264-5. 

Farman,   Alice  uife  of  William.    14 
— ,  William,    14. 
Farnham,     4').  52-3,  70,  101,  125.  134. 

196,  205;  •dvowMO,  97,   125, 
— ,  Hassobury  in,  q.v. 
— ,  see    also     Bni<\t.    J.;     Mos< 

Randes,  T. 

Farnham,  co.   Suffolk  177. 

Farnham,    John    dr.    >  i    fish- 

mongrr  of  London.    1  17. 
— ,   Roesia    wife   of  John   dr.    11" 
Farsted.     See  Fairstead. 
Fastolf,  Hugh,  2Ji>. 
Fathare.  Will.an 
Fauceloun,    Cristina    \\ifr   of    |o! 

67. 

— ,   John,  of  Terlmu.    15.  67. 
Faiu-oun.  John.  In 
— ,   Margery   uife  of  John. 
Fauelore,  Peter 

Fauki-ner.   A  'S  245. 

— ,  F 

— ,  Milk-fiit   \\r  -27. 

.    Thomas,   ot    Waltham    Holv  Crow. 

245, 

Faulkbourn  ( l-'alkrb<uirn.  F.il1- 
1-aukrburn).  5.  7.  55.  >'*.  11' 
201  .  -'38-9.  244; 

manor  ami   a  •  .-01.  259. 

n- 1  ' 
R.  ilf. 


328 


INDEX. 


Faulkbourn,    John    de    Herliston    of, 

52. 

Faxton,  co.   Northampton,  manor,  79. 
Fayrested,  Fayrsted.     See  Fairstead. 
Peering   (Feryng,    Ferynge,    Feryngg), 

25,  45-6,    50,    113,    118,    140,    166, 
168-9,    176  bis,    179,    189,    190,    192, 
212,  227,  248,  262. 

— ,  Prested  in,  q.v. 

— ,  see   also   Atte    Wode,    W.;    Beche, 

W.;  Ferrour,  S.;  Martyn,  T.;  Moys, 

W. 

Feite,  Joan  wife  of  William  le,  36. 
— ,  William  le,  36. 
Felbrig,  Felbrygg,  Felbrygge,  Fylbryg), 

George,   177. 
— ,  George,  knight,  220. 
— ,  Simon,  knight,  255,  262. 
Feld  (Felde),  Richard,  252. 
— ,  Thomas,  clerk,  247,  252,  259. 
Feldekyrk.     See  Felkirk. 
Felet,  John,  vicar  of  Great  Burstead, 

237. 

Felice  (Felyce),  John,  207. 
— ,  John,  of  Kedington,  234,  256. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,  256. 
Felix,     Richard,     vicar     of     Kirby    le 

Soken,  105. 
Felkirk   (Feldekyrk)    [co.    York],    vicar 

of.     See  Derfeld,  H.  de. 
Felledewe,    Alice    wife    of    Laurence, 

135. 

— ,  Laurence,   of  Clare,    135. 
Felsham,  co.   Suffolk,    146,   255. 
Felsham,    Florence    wife    of   John    de, 

105. 

— ,  John   de,    105. 
Felsted    (Felstede,    Felstode),    12,    22, 

26,  63.    82,     101,     129,     130,     135, 
145  bis,  170,  184,  188,  210,  213,  232, 
247,  250,  258,  273. 

— ,  vicar  of.     See  Bernewell,  J.  de. 
— ,  see    also     Archer,     J.;     Bray,     J.; 

Drane,    G.;    Gykes,    R.;    Pye,    W.; 

Stacy,  R.;   Swetyng,  W.;   Swon,  R.; 

Wellesmyth,   J. 

Felstede,  Alice  wife  of  John  de,    115. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  John  de,   157. 
— ,  John  de,    115. 
— ,  John  de,  157. 
— .  John  de,  chaplain,  145. 
Feltwell,  John  de,   119. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  John  de,   119. 
Felyce.     See  Felice. 
Fen,  Agnes  late  wife  of  John  in  the, 

l"hn     in     the,     of    Alresford,     his 
daughter.     See  Martyn,  C. 
Fenge.     See  Vange. 
Ferariis.     See  Ferrers. 


Fereby  (Ferby,  Feriby),  Goscelin,  vicar 

of  Stebbing,    135. 
— ,  Thomas,  clerk,   190,  207,  255. 
— ,  William,   clerk,   232. 
Ferers.     See  Ferrers. 
Fermer,  Agnes  wife  of  Robert,  62. 
— ,  John,  79. 
— ,  John,  of  Foxearth,  44,  60,  62  bis, 

64,  67,  80. 
— ,  John,    of    Foxearth,    knight,    73-4, 

88. 

— ,  Katharine   wife    of   John,    80. 
— ,  Nicholas,   166. 
— ,  Nicholas  son  of  John,    113. 
— ,  Robert,  of  Foxearth,  62. 
Ferrers     (Ferariis,     Ferers,     Ferrariis), 

Henry  de,  34. 

— ,   Isabel  wife  of  Henry  de,  34. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  William  de,   141. 
— ,  Maud  de,  27. 
— ,  Thomas,    166. 
— ,  William  de,  knight,    141. 
Ferrour  (Ferour),  Adam,  of  Langham, 

23 1  bis. 

—,  Ellen  wife  of  William  le,  58. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Seman,   189,   190. 
— ,  John,    of   Chelmsford,   211. 
— ,  Juliana  wife  of  Robert  le,  38. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  William,    168,    178. 
— ,  Nicholaa  wife  of  John,  211. 
— ,  Robert  le,  of  Sopley,  38. 
— ,   Seman,  of  Peering,   189,   190. 
— ,  William  le,  58. 
— ,  William,  of  Lawford,  168,  178. 
Ferthyng.  William,  267. 
Feryng,  Ferynge,  Feryngg.     See  Peer- 
ing. 
Feryng  (Ferynge,  Feryngg),  Agnes  wife 

of  John,  224. 
— ,  Eleanor  wife  of  Hugh  de,  26,  45-6, 

50. 

— ,  Hugh  de,  26,  45-6,  50. 
— ,  John,  of  High  Ongar,  224,  232. 
Fetee,  John,   148. 
Fevre,  Alan  son  of  Henry  le,  13. 
— ,  Denise  wife   of  John  le,   8. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Alan  le,   13. 
— ,  John    son    of    John    le,    of    Great 

Dunmow,   8. 
Fienles    (Fyenles),    Joan    daughter    of 

John  de,  45. 
John  de,  27,  45. 
John   son  of  John  de,  45. 
Maud  wife  of  John  de,  27,  45. 
Robert  son   of  John  de,  45. 
Thomas  de,  45. 
William   son   of  John   de,   45. 
Fiffed,  Fifhide.     See  Fyfield. 
Fifhide  (Fifhid,  Fifhyd,  Fifhyde),  Alice 

wife  of  Richard  de,   112. 


29 


Fifhide      (Fifhid,     Fifhyd,     Fifhyde), 

Idonia  wife  of  John  de,   150. 
— ,  John,  201;  attorney,   135. 
— ,  John    de,    citizen    and    mercer    of 

London,    150,    195. 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  Thomas  de,  2. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  Richard  de,  82. 
— ,  Richard    de,     146,     150;    attorm-\ 
66  bis,   76,   78,    81,    88,   91,    102  bis 
104,  106,  108-9,  111,  IHbis    116-7 
124-5,  129,  138-9,  145,  148-9,  150-1. 
— ,  Richard  son  of  Thomas  de,  82. 
— ,  Richard  de,  the  younger,   112. 
— ,  Thomas  de,  2. 
— ,  Thomas  de,    150. 
Filiol    (Fillol,    Fyliol),    Agnes    wife    of 

John,  211. 

— ,  Anne  sister  of  John,    19. 
— ,  Anne  wife  of  Richard,  6,  42. 
— ,  Eleanor  wife  of  Thomas,  95. 
— ,  John,  251. 
— ,  John,   knight,    17,    19. 
— ,  John  son  of  John,    12,   19. 
— ,  John,  of  Hatfield  Peverel,  211. 
— ,   Katharine  daughter  of  Thomas,  95. 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  John,    17. 
— ,  Ralph,  17,  19,  85. 
— ,  Richard,    knight,    6,    42. 
— ,  Richard   son  of  John,    17. 
Finborough,     Great    (Fynebergh),    co. 

Suffolk,  manor,  27. 
Finch   (Fynch,   Vynch),   Alice   wife  of 

John,   125. 
— ,  John,    125. 
— ,  John,   of  Ridgwell,  234. 
— ,  John,  of  Stambourne,  187  bis,  234. 
— ,  John,  of  Stanford  le  Hope,  60. 
— ,  Richard,    123. 
— ,  Stephen,   of  Ridgewell,    123. 
Finchingfield    (Fynchyngfeld),    2,    24, 
33,  49,   57,   63  bis,  72,  82,  97,    106, 
114-5,  119  bis,  120-1,  153,  171,  176- 
7,  185,  196,  199,  203,  205,  217,  224, 
233,  241-2,  259,  261;  manor,  50-1. 
— ,  Dives  in,   q.v. 
— ,   Oldhalle  manor  in,    159. 
— ,  Fetches  in,  q.v. 
— ,  vicar  of.     See  Crokesford,  T.  de; 

Maershall,  J. 

— .  see  also  Adam,  J.;  Aleyn,  J.;  Atte 
Hale,  J.;  Cokenach,  R.  de;  Comspol, 
N.;  Hervy,  R.;  Hood,  R.;  Houel,  J.; 
Huberd,  G.;  Kempe,  J.;  Knyvet.  (  ..; 
Pacche,  E.;  Parker,  R.;  Premise.  T.; 
Swalwe,  H.;  Toly,  R.;  Warenner,  J. 
le;  Woubourne,  W. 
Finedon  (Thyngden),  co.  Northamp- 
ton, 186;  manor,  186. 
Fineshade  (Fynnesheved),  co.  North- 
ampton, priory,  advowson  of,  181. 


Fingringhoe        (I  \nursn. 

rethe,      I 
Blacki 

manor,    I 
— ,  set 
Finmcrc        i 

manor,   265 
Fissh   (FytsK),  John, 
— ,    Mar^, 
— ,    H' 

,  Thomas,  oi    ; 

Flsslui 

of   William. 
— ,  Joan    \\ 
— ,  John   le.    14 
— ,  Walti-r,    ,,(    lhttu-1,!    I'. 

138. 
— ,  William,   <,t 

,   William,    tin- 
Fistman    (1 

208. 
FitlynL'  !  homa»   de, 

86-7,    166. 
— ,  Thomas  ilc.  kniL'ht,  V.-7.   166. 
Fitz    Alan,    Kit-hard,    earl 

203. 

— ,  Thomas,  earl  of  Arundel,  264. 
Fitz  Andrei 

of  Roger.    I1'1'. 
— ,   Richard,    of    M.ti  f>|. 

— ,   Roger,  of  Willuu 
FitzBernard,    John,    kniyh' 
Fitz  Johan,  C'ristma  nund, 

92. 

— ,   Joan   wife   of    IVter   It 
— ,  Edmund  son  of  Peter 

,    Margaret    wife    <>f    Pet. 
— ,   Peter    le,    of  -Ith.im.    16, 

92. 
Fit/  Nic-hol, 

of  John. 
— ,   John.    133, 
— ,  John,  of  Hal 

.    Richard,   of    Halsi- 

.    Thomas,    of    Tilh;. 

1S7. 
Fit/    Kauf.   John. 

— ,   John,    knight 
126. 

— ,   Rotn-r 
Fit/     Ku-h.ii--       : 
uife  of   N: 

— ,  M.; 

— ,   Maud 

— ,    Nicholas.    1M.    If 

-.    Thomas.    184. 
.   Willian- 


330 


INDEX. 


Fitz    Robert,    John,    of    Great    Samp- 
ford,  95. 
Fitz    Simon    (Fitz    Simond,    Simound, 

Symond,  Fiz  Symond),  Adam  le,  65. 
— ,  Agnes  wife  of  Edmund  le,  55,  65. 
— ,  Agnes  wife  of  Nicholas,    178. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  Edmund,  112,  219. 
— ,  Edmund  le,  knight,  55,  65. 
— ,  Edmund,  of  Good  Easter,  112,  191, 

213,  218-9,  232. 

— ,  Edmund  son  of  Edmund,   1 12. 
— ,  Edward,   knight,    173. 
— ,  Elizabeth  wife  of  Nicholas,  201. 
— ,  Hugh,  knight,  21  bis,  22,  73. 
— ,  John,  attorney,   60. 
— ,  John  son  of  Hugh,  21. 
— ,  John,   knight,   213. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  Hugh,  22,  73. 
• — ,  Maud  wife  of  John,  21. 
— ,  Nicholas,  178,  219,  232. 
— ,  Nicholas,  of  co.  Hertford,  201. 
— .  Thomas  son  of  Hugh,  73. 
Fitz  Waryn,  Ivo,  knight,  204  bis. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  Ivo,  204  bis. 
Fitzwalters  (Fitzwauters),  in  Shenfield, 

manor,  235. 

Fitz  Wauter,  John,  knight,    126. 
— ,  Walter,    151. 

— ,  Walter,  knight,   196,  202,  224. 
— ,  Walter,  the  elder,  knight,   186. 
— ,  Walter,   the  younger,   knight,    186. 
Fitz  William  (Fitz  Willem),  Joan  wife 

of  Peter  le,  43,  51. 
— ,   Joan  wife  of  Robert,   136. 
— ,  Joan    wife   of   William,    244,    248, 

250,  253,  258. 

— ,  Peter  le,  of  Roxwell,  43,  51. 
— ,  Ralph,  knight,  90. 
— ,  Robert,    of    West    Horndon,     136, 

146,  189. 
— ,  William,    of    Thorndon,    244,    248, 

250,  253,  258,  272. 
Fiz  Andreu.     See  Fitz  Andreu. 
Fiz  Symond.     See  Fitz  Simon. 
Flambard,     Simon,     rector     of     Much 

Hadham,  21. 
Flamstead     (Flamsted),    co.     Hertford, 

manor,  74. 

Flamstede,  John  de,  clerk,   128. 
Flawnvill,    Hawisia    wife    of    William, 

148. 

.  William,  knight,   148. 
Flecknoe   (Flekkenho)    fin   Wolfhamp- 

«  »tc|.  <  o,   Warwick,  261. 

(Flemmyngges),    John    Cok 
f,  58. 

(Flemmyng),    Alice    wife    of 

John,  42. 

M  '     Ufihrrt.    2. 

— ,  John,  42. 


Flemyng  (Flemmyng),  Margery,  221, 

— ,  Percival,   260. 

— ,  Richard,  260. 

— ,  Robert,  2. 

— ,  Robert,  221. 

— ,  Robert,  clerk,   101. 

— ,  Thomas,  260. 

— ,  Thomas,  267. 

Flete,  William,  270. 

Flexere,  Cristina  wife  of  Robert,  226, 

— ,  Robert,  226. 

Flitwick       (Fletewyk),      co.      Bedfordr 

manor,   161,   193. 
Floketon,   Roger  de,   93. 
Florence,  John,  264. 
Floure,   Joan  wife  of  John,   230,  250, 
— ,  John,    100. 

— ,  John,  citizen   and   draper  of  Lon- 
don, 230,  250. 

— ,  Maud  wife  of  John,   100. 
Flynt,  John,  90. 
Flynthard,   Alexander,   29. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  Alexander,  29. 
Flysp,   Stephen,   of  Colchester,  244. 
Fobbing    (Fobbyng),    21,    26,    36,    40r 

47,  51,  65,  67,  81,  83,  101,  119,  150T 

190,  222-3,  236. 
— ,  see  also  Alwyne,  T.;   Burgeys,  J.^ 

Draper,  W.  le;  Motte,  J.;  Prude,  J.; 

White.  N. 

Fokes,  Edmund,  195. 
— ,  William,  195. 
Folchere,  John,   195. 
Folk,   Fina  wife  of  Ralph,    154. 
— ,  Ralph,   of   Lindsell,    154. 
Folkstone    (Folkestane,    Folkstan),    co, 

Kent,  84;  manor,  96. 
— ,  John  de  Segrave  of,  84. 
Folkyng.     See  Fulking. 
Folkyngham,  John  de,  clerk,   176. 
Folsham,  John,  clerk,  251. 
Fonnel,  Thomas,  of  Langham,   147. 
Forby,  Joan  wife  of  John,   127. 
— ,  John,    of   Broomfield,    127. 
Ford     [in     Bawdrip],     co.     Somerset,. 

manor,  273. 
Forde,   John,   245. 
— ,  Thomas   de,   of  London,  98. 
Fordham    (Great    Fordham),     12,    19, 

26,  41,  58-9,  65,  88,   113,   116,   131, 

154  bis,    175,    194,    262;    advowsonr 

219;  manor,  195,  235. 
— ,  see    also    Ewell,    J.;     Polleye,    J.; 

Taillour,  J. 

Fordham,  Little.    See  Bourchier's  Hall, 
Fordham,  Anne  wife  of  George  de,  170, 
— ,  George  de,   170. 
— ,  John  de,  248,  272. 
— ,  John  de,  clerk,  39. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John  de,  248. 


1NUKX. 


331 


Fordham,  Simon,  176;  attorney,  182-3. 

— ,  Stephen  de,  attorney,  81. 

Fordman,  Joan  wife  of  Robert,   162 

—,.  Robert,   162. 

Forester,  Cristina  wife  of  John    117 

— ,  John,    117. 

— ,  John,    of   Lambourne,    111. 

— ,   Juliana  wife  of  John,    111. 

— ,  Richard,  197. 

— ,  Thomas  le,  attorney,  44. 

Former,  William,  of  West  Tilbury,  184. 

Forncett      (Fornesete),      co.      Norfolk, 

manor,    261. 
Fornham     St.     Martin     [co.     Suffolk], 

rector  of.     See  Cavendissh,  J.  de. 
Forster,    John,    citizen    and    goldsmith 

of  London,  217. 
— ,  John,   vicar  of   Creat   Maplestead, 

227. 

— ,  Richard,  207,  244. 
— ,  Richard,   of  Knebworth,  250. 
— ,  William,   169,  257. 
Fort,  Alice  wife  of  John,  133,  145,  154. 
— ,  John,  of  Fryerning,  27. 
— ,  John,  of  Sandon,  76,  91,   104. 
— ,  John  son  of  John,  of  Sandon,  76, 

133,   145,   154. 

— ,  Katharine  wife  of  John,  76,  91. 
Forthalle,   269. 

Foster,  Agnes  wife  of  John,   122. 
— ,  John,  of  Fairstead,   122. 
Fostesbury    [PFosbury,    in    Tidcombe, 
co.    Wilts.],    Robert    Wykerych    of, 
104. 

Fouell,   Thomas,   221. 
Foul.     See  Fowyl. 
Fouler    (Foulere,     Fowelere),    Cristina 

wife  of  Robert,  237. 
— ,  John,  236  bis,  237  bis,  264. 
— ,  John,  son  of  Nicholas,  257. 
— ,  Margaret   wife   of   John,   264. 
— ,   Nicholas,    of    Stow    Maries,     190, 

257. 

— ,  Robert,  of  Broomfield,  237. 
— ,  Simon,  of  Sawbridgeworth,   179. 
Foull.     See  Fowyl. 

Foulness  (Foulnesse),  chapel,  advou- 
son  of,  203,  259;  island  of.  _75'>: 
manor,  203,  259. 

Foulton    Hall    (Fulton)    [in    Ramsey], 
6,  85;  chapel,  advowson  of,  219,  262. 
Fowecher,  Alice  wife  of  Henry,  257. 
— ,  Henry,  257. 
Fowelere.     See  Fouler. 
Foweleswode,   John   Bolebek   of,    13. 
Fowe's     Farm    (Vaux)     [in     Belchamp 

Otton],  manor,  64. 

Fowyl  (Foul,  Foull),  Joan  wife  of 
John,  228,  247. 


Fowyl  (Foul.    Foull).    i 

minster,  skinner,  228,  23' 
Fox  (I-. 

~  John  222  bis. 
—,  Richard,  273. 
— ,  Richard,  of  Haselbech  264 

— ,    Robert,  clerk 
,    'I'll. .mas,    75. 
Foxcote,  John  de,    136,    140. 
— ,    Margaret  wit.  <,,  140. 

Foxearth   (Foxherd.   Foxhole). 

62,  73,  97-8,  US,  14n.  H,6,  184,  199. 
206,237;  ftdrowMO,  7,  198. 

— ,  rector   of.     See   Hot  ill. 
— ,  see  also  Anton,  J.;  Atte   Hr 
Bere,  R.;  Fermer,  J.  and  R      I 
J.;   Underwode,  J. 
Foxle,  John   de,  90. 
Framlingham       ( 1 

Suffolk,    manor,    261. 
— ,  Maud    Hurghard   of.   27. 
Frampton,    Robert ,    _M'>.    267. 
— ,  Thomas,   clerk.   245. 
Frank    (Fraunk),    Henr>, 

vintner  of  [London],   55. 
— ,  John,   241, 
— ,   Williar, 
Franks   (Warlegh    Fraunkes)   [in 

War  ley].     111. 
Prating  (Fratyng),  4''.   56  &U,   72,   153- 

4,    162,  211. 
— ,  Hugh   Bray   of,    106. 
Fraunceys    (Fraunccis).    Ad.im. 

of   London,    124. 

— ,  Adam,  the  younger  n.  124. 

:ies    wife    of    Adam.     124. 
lies   wife  of   Richard 
— ,  Alan   le,   of   Worln. 
— ,  Alice  daughter  ot 
— ,   Beatrice    wife    of    John 
,    Florence  wife  of   \ich.< 
— ,  John,  of   Braintrei 
— ,    Lettice   wife   of   Peter.    1»» 
— ,    Margery    wife    »f    R> 
,    Maud    ' 

,    Nicholas.   ,,t    W.M!  I 
— ,  Peter,    Id. 

,    Richard,    176. 
— ,    Richard,    of    Ma 
— .    Richard,    of    Tail,  '74. 

— ,  Robert,  82. 

.  Robert 

— ,  Robert,  knight. 
— ,   Robert,    of    London. 
— ,   Thomas.     l~n;    attorney     178. 
— ,   Sahina 

.  Simon,  cm/en  uid  men  '-1  '  • 

don.    99,    109, 
— ,   Thomas.    244. 


332 


INDEX. 


Fraunchevill,  William,  of  Glazenwood, 

138. 

Fraunk.     See  Frank. 
Fraunkeleyn,  Sarah  la,  11. 
Fray    (Frey),    John,    253,    265-6,    270, 

272. 
— ,  John,  of  Great  Waltham,  198,  250, 

254. 

— ,  Katharine  wife  of  William,   111. 
— ,  William,  of  Waltham,  111. 
Frebourgh,  John  de,  77. 
— ,  Sabina  wife  of  John   de,   77. 
Fredville   (Fredevyle)   [in   Nonington], 

co.  Kent,  manor,  225. 
Fregon,  Joan  wife  of  John,  73. 
— ,  John  son  of  Robert,  of  Foxearth, 

73. 
Frelond,  Walter  de,  rector  of  Okham, 

101. 

Freman,  Margaret  wife  of  Robert,  245. 
— ,  Robert,  245. 
— ,  Thomas,  vicar  of  Saffron  Walden, 

122. 
Fremnells  (Hemenales),   in   Downham, 

180. 

Fremond,  William,  clerk,  244. 
Frend,  Ellen  wife  of  Thomas,  192. 
— ,  John  le,  of  North  Shoebury,  30. 
— ,  John  le,  of  Sutton,    103. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  John  le,  30. 
— ,  Maud  late  wife  of  Richard  le,  103. 
— ,  Richard,  216. 
— ,  Thomas,    of    Colchester,    192. 
Frenshe  (Frensshe,  Freynshe, 

Freynssh),  Agnes  wife  of  John,  176. 
— ,  John,  clerk,    145. 
— ,  John,  of  Shenfield,   176. 
— ,  Miles  le,  99,  107. 
— ,  Reginald  le,  4. 
—    William,  270. 
Frenyngham,  John  de,  202. 
Frere,  Alban,   135,    157. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  John,  239  bis. 
—,  Emma  wife  of  Richard,  122 
— ,  John,  229,  249. 
— ,  John,  264. 

.    |..hn,  clerk,  206. 
— ,  John,  of  Bocking,  239  bis. 

,   Katharine  wife  of  John,  229,  249. 
— ,  Richard,   122. 
— ,  Thomas,   of   Bocking,    106. 

.   William,  40. 
Frcssh     (Frossh),     John,     citizen     and 

mercer  of  London,   180,   182,  205. 
— ,  Juliana  wife  of  John,  daughter  of 

William  Langerich,  180,   182,  205. 
FfMtdyng,     H;nthol<>im-\\     de,    citizen 

and   tordrr   of    London,    141. 
Frestelynghall.     See  Fristling  Hall. 
DTp,    Solomon,  271. 


Fretewell.     See   Fritwell. 

Fretheman  (Frytheman),  Agnes  wife  of 
John,  188. 

— ,  John,  of  Bishop's  Stortford,  158, 
188. 

Freton  (Fretoun),  Isabel  wife  of  Rich- 
ard de,  87. 

— ,  John  de,  clerk,    169. 

— ,  John,  of  Danbury,  211,  227  bis. 

— ,  Richard  de,   87. 

Frey.     See  Fray. 

Freynshe,  Freynssh.     See  Frenshe. 

Freysel.     See  Frisel. 

Friesthorpe  (Fristhorp),  co.  Lincoln, 
126. 

Frigebet,   John  221. 

Frinton  (Frynton),   68,  239. 

FVisel  (Freysel,  Frysel),  John,  of  Brain- 
tree,  144,  145  bis,  158;  attorney,  112. 

— ,  Margery  wife  of  John,  144,  145  bis, 
158. 

Fristhorp.     See  Friesthorpe. 

Fristling  Hall  (Frestelynghall,  Fyrst- 
lynge)  [in  Margaretting],  manor,  187, 
232. 

Frith  (Fryth),  Beatrice  wife  of  Thomas, 
188-9,  198. 

— ,  Thomas,    188-9,    198. 

Fritwell  (Fretewell),  co.  Oxford, 
manor,  27. 

Frossh.     See  Fressh. 

Frowick   (Frowyk)   [in   St.   Osyth],   40. 

Frowyk,  Eleanor  wife  of  Laurence  de, 
40. 

— ,  John  son  of  Laurence  de,  40. 

— ,  Laurence  de,  40. 

Fryerning  (Gyngehospital,  (iynge 
Ospital).  S<?/Fort,  J.;  Scot,  \V. 

Fryk,   Maud  wife  of  Peter,    151. 

— ,   Peter,    151. 

Fryne,  Emma  wife  of  Robert,  129. 

— ,"  Robert,    129. 

Frynton.     See  Frinton. 

Frysel.     See  Frisel. 

Frysyngfeld,  Anne  wife  of  Richard,  264. 

— ,  Richard,  264. 

Fryth.     See   Frith. 

Frytheman.     See  Fretheman. 

Frythall.     See  Thrifts,  Old. 

Fuitz  Richard.     See  Fitz  Richard. 

Fulbourne,  Alan  de,  chaplain,  25. 

Fulham,  co.   Middlesex,  44. 

Fulking  (Folkyng),  co.  Sussex, 

Fuller  (Fullere),  Alice  wife  of  Henry 
le,  129. 

— ,  Alice  wife  of  John  le,    103. 
,   Andrew,   of  Saffron  Walden,   5.v 
,    Ci-ofTrey    le,    138. 

— ,  Henrv  son  of  William  le,  of  Hal- 
stead,  129. 


INUI-.X. 


333 


Fuller   (Fullere),    John,   of   Dagenham, 
135. 
John,   of    South    Weald,    103. 

-  John,  of  Ulting,    137. 

-  -     Katharine  wife  of  William  le,   102. 

—  Margaret  wife  of  John,   135. 
Nicholas,    of   Maldon,    189. 

—  Roger,  205,  213. 

—  Stephen,  of  Saffron  Walden,  122. 

—  Thomas,  of  Colchester,  260. 

—  William  le,   102. 

—  William,  of  Coggeshall,  210. 
Fulton.     See  Foulton  Hall. 
Furner,  Edith  wife  of  William,   139. 
— ,  William,  of  Barking,   139. 
Fycche,  Thomas,  241. 

Fyenles.     See  Fienles. 

Fyfield   (Fiffed,    Fifhid,    Fyfede,    Fyf- 

fyde,  Fyfhyde,  Fyfyde),  3,  5,  19,  52, 

55,  85,  173,  184,  201,  204,  242,  252, 

262-3.  268,  270-1. 
— ,  John,  rector  of,    103. 
— ,  see   also    Clerk,    S.;    Contesse,    R.; 

Morice,   S.;   Morkyn,  J.;   Penyfader, 

J.;  Sanger,  G.;  Squiere,  J.;  Tourner, 

R.;  Wyther,  S. 
Fyfield  (Fifhide)  [in  Milton  Lilhorne?], 

co.  Wrilts.,    126. 
Fylbryg.     See  Felbrig. 
Fyliol.     See  Filiol. 
Fynch.     See  Finch. 
Fyncheden,  William   de,   82-3. 
Fynchyngfeld.     See  Finchingfield. 
Fynchyngfeld,     John,     253;     attorney, 

227. 

— ,  John  de,  attorney,  6  bis,  7,  13,  17. 
— ,  John,  rector  of  Elmstead,  239. 
• — ,  Simon  de,  attorney,   125. 

,  Walter   de,    2,   29,    31,   49,    55  bis, 

68. 
Fynderne.  Alice  wife  of  William,  242, 

'262-3,  265. 
— ,  John  de,  254. 
-,  William,  242,  262-3,  265. 

-  William  de,   254. 
Fyne.  William,  268. 
Fynebergh.      See    Finborough. 
Fyngre,    Fyngrethe,     Fyngreyth.      See 

Fingrith. 

Fyngryngho.     See  Fingringhoe. 
Fyngryth.     See  Fingrith. 
Fynmere.     See  Finmere. 
Fynnesheved.     See  Fineshade. 
Fynyngham,   Joan  wife   of  Walter  de, 

15. 

— ,  Walter  de,    15. 
Fyrstlynge.     See  Fristling. 
Fyssh.     See  Fissh. 
Fysshere.     See  Fissher. 
Fysteman.     See  Fistman. 


Gace  (Gaase),  Adam.  245. 
— ,  Peter,  of  Newport,    114 
Gadesby,  Williai, 
Cainfonl     (Ga\  nrf«>ni 

In-Hand  \mtin<  Durhamj 
<  ..il.  Ah.  <•  mf« 

— ,   Richard    le, 

— ,   William.     14H. 

Calami,  William,  of  Barking,   162. 

Galant,    Cn 

— ,  John,    180,    1 

— »  John,   v  72. 

Galby,  William  de,  chaplain,  88. 

Gale,    Peter,    170 

— ,  William,  of  Kelvetlon,   109. 

Galeys,  Idonia  wife  of  John,  K4. 

— ,  John,  84. 

Galman,  John,   254. 

Galon,  Richard,  248. 

Galyman,  Walter,  of  Stanford  le  Hope, 
214. 

Galyot,  John,  218,  227. 

(Jam,   Henry  de,    17 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  Henry  de,  17. 

Gamboun,  John,  of  Harking,  217. 

— ,  Maud  \\ife  <>f  John,  217. 

Gamelyngey,   John,   241. 

Gamliimay     ((  iammelu-rx  t-),     CO.     Cam- 
bridge,   126. 

Gany,  Amies  wife  of  Henry,   106. 

— ,  Cristina,  267. 

— ,  Henry,   of   Gnldhanger.   4f>.    106. 

— ,  Henry,  of  Little  Tothani.    105. 

— ,  Walter,  213. 

Gardener  (Gardiner,   Gardyneri 
la,   13. 

— ,   Denise  wife  of  John,    142 

— ,  John,   185. 

— ,  John  son  of  Alice  la. 

— ,  John   son    of   William,   of    H 
142. 

— ,  Richard   son   of  Alice  la,   13. 
,  Thomas,   of  Wnttle,  249. 

— ,   William    le.    SI. 

Gardevill,  John. 

Gardino,  Joan  daughter  of  John  dr.  14. 

— ,   Joan    sister   of  John   <le,    14. 

— ,  John  tie.  of  North  Shoehur\.   14 

— ,  Margery  \\ife  of  Join 

— ,   Maud  daughter  of  John   dr.    14. 
— ,  Maud  sister  of  John  dc.    14 
Gardyner.     Set-  (  ian!. 
Garland   (Gerlaund).    t 
Robert    the    vouiu-. 

loan  \\:'  rt  the  elder,  82. 

— ,  John,  236. 
— ,   Richard,    elerk. 

— •.   Robert,    of    St.mford    le    Hope,   the 
elder,   82. 


334 


INDEX. 


Garland  (Gerlaund),  Robert,  of  Stan- 
ford le  Hope,  the  younger,  82-3. 
— ,  William,  82. 
Garland's  Farm  (Gernons),  in  Steeple 

Burnpstead,  manor,  272. 
Garleke,  John,    182  bis. 
— ,  Sarah  wife  of  John,   182  bis. 
Garnons  (la   Geronere)   [in  Worming- 

ford],  manor, -26,  79/198. 
Garsoun,   Richard,  chaplain,    150. 
Garton,  Joan,  wife  of  William,  83. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  Peterborough,  267. 
— ,  William,  of  London,  mercer,  83. 
— ,  William,    rector   of   Woughton   on 

the  Green,  273. 
Gascoigne   (Gascoyne),   Mary  wife  of 

Nicholas,  229. 
— ,  Nicholas,  229,  255. 
— ,  William,  228. 
— ,  William  de,  200. 
Gatesbery,  Ralph  de,  clerk,  32. 
Gateward,  John,  213. 
— ,  Robert,  240. 
— ,  William   le,    10. 
Gatton,  Henry,  264. 
— ,  William,  222,  253,  264. 
Gauge,   Thomas,  of  Stansted   Mount- 

fitchet,  90. 

Gaunstede,  .Simon,  clerk,  237. 
Gaunt,   John,   attorney,    128. 
Gay,  Agnes  wife  of  William,  228. 
— ,  William,  228. 
Gayesle,  Walter  de,  rector  of  St.  John 

Walbrook,  London,    136. 
Gayhurst  (Cotherst),  co.   Buckingham, 

225. 

Gayneford.     See  Gainford. 
Gaynes,    in    Upminster,    manor,     169, 

237,  247. 
Gaynesford,  Margaret  wife  of  William, 

165. 

—   William,  165. 
Gayton,   co.    Lincoln,    126;   advowson, 

120. 

Gayton  (Geyton),  co.  Norfolk,  225. 
— ,  William  vicar  of,  86. 
Gayton   (Geyton)  Roger  de,  chaplain, 

186. 

— ,  Roger  de,  rector  of  Wath,  200. 
— ,  Walter,  196. 
Gedding  (Geddyng),  co.  Suffolk,    146, 

Geddyng,  Elizabeth  wife  of  Robert  de, 

51.   114  few.   129,   150-1. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  John,  227. 

,    John  de,  knight,   126. 
— ,   John  son  of  Robert,  227. 
— ,  Mirabilla  wife  of  William,  251. 
— .  Robert  de,  knight,  51,  114  few,  129, 

150-1. 


Geddyng,   William,   251. 

Gedeford,  John,  clerk,  258. 

Gedeleston.     See  Gilston. 

Gedelyng,  Hugh  de,  chaplain,  85. 

Gedeney,  John,  266. 

Gedney  (Gedenye),  co.  Hertford  \rec- 

tius  Lincoln],    126. 
— ,  John  Muriel  of,  32. 
Geffrey,  Joan  wife  of  Thomas,  261. 
— ,  John,    184,  226. 
— ,  John,  the  younger,  184. 
— ,  Thomas,  261. 
Gelham,  Great  and  Little.     See  Yeld- 

ham. 

Gene,  John,  of  Braintree,   100. 
— ,  Katharine  wife  of  John,  100. 
Geney  (Geny),  Agnes  wife  of  Thomas, 

221. 

— ,  John  de,  13. 
— ,  Richard,   167. 
— ,  Thomas,  221. 
— ,  Thomas,  knight,    167. 
Genterye     (Gentri),     Agnes     wife     of 

Robert,    147. 

— ,  Richard,  of  Little  Henny,  90,  147. 
— ,  Richard,  of  Pebmarsh,  147. 
— ,  Robert,  of  Colne  Engaine,   147. 
— ,  William,  90. 

Gentilcors,  Alice  wrfe  of  John,  98. 
— ,  John,  98. 
Gentilment  (Gentelment),  Cristina  wife 

of  John,   73,   91. 
— ,  John,  73,  91. 
Gentri.     See  Genterye. 
Gcny.     See   Geney. 
Gerard,  Alice  wife  of  Eustace,  200. 
— .  Eustace,    of   Bowers   Gifford,    200, 

250. 

—  John,    139. 
John,  clerk,  247. 
Walter,    146. 
Walter,  272. 

Walter   son   of   Eustace,   250. 
Geray,  John,  185. 
Gerberge,  Edmund,  of  East  Yarmoul 

105. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  Edmund,   105. 
Gerbert,  Robert,   126. 
Gerlaund.     See  Garland. 
Germayn   (Germeyn),  Agatha   wife   of 

Robert,  38. 

—  Cecily  wife  of  Roger,   117. 
Joan  wife  of  William,  156. 
Robert,  of  Great  Bentley,  38. 
Roger,     117;    attorney,     111,     114, 

117.    139,    152. 
Walter,    155. 
William,    156. 
William,  268. 
Germy,  Isabel  wife  of  William,  96,  120. 


INDEX. 


335 


•Germy,  William,  knight,  96,   120. 
Gernet,  Henry,  22,  30,  32,  48,  70,  73-4, 

76. 
— ,  Joan   wife   of   Henry,   30,   48,    70, 

73-4,  76,  78. 

— ,  William,  22,  30,  48,  73. 
Gernons.     See   Garland's    Farm. 
Gernoun  (Gernun),  Alice  wife  of  John, 

79. 

— ,  Elizabeth  wife  of.  William,    107. 
— ,   Isabel  wife  of  William,  55. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  John,    113. 
— ,  John,   107,    109. 
— ,  John,  knight,   79,  97. 
— ,  John,  of  Great  Birch,   113. 
— ,  John,    of    Manningtree,    156. 
— ,  John   son   of   William,   knight,   26. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,  26,  79. 
— ,  Thomas  son  of  William,  of  They- 

don  Garnon,  55,  77-8. 
— ,  William,  55. 
— ,  William   son  of  John,    107. 
Gernygan,  Elizabeth  wife  of  John,  126. 
— ,  John,   126. 

Cerold,  Joan  wife  of  John,  220. 
— ,  John   220. 
— ,  Margaret  late  wife  of  William,  of 

Horndon   on  the   Hill,   8. 
Oerounde,    Thomas    son    of   John,    of 

Great   Parndon,   59. 
Gerveys,  Cristina  wife  of  Richard,  102, 

198. 
— ,  Richard,     of     Good     ff aster,     102, 

198. 

— ,  Thomas,  265. 
— ,  William,  of  Pentlow,  194,  209. 
Gestingthorpe  (Gestnyngthorp,  Gest- 

yngthorp),  4,  23,  54,  69. 
— ,  see   also    Atte    Park,    R.    and    T; 

Panymer,   W. 

Gestnyngthorp,  John  de,   120-1. 
Geyr.  Agnes  wife  of  William,  253. 
— ,  William,   of  Rayleigh,   253. 
Geyton.     See  Gayton. 
Gibbe    (Gybbe),    Joan    wife    of    John, 

177. 

—    Joan   wife   of  John,   256. 
John,   256. 

John,   of   Bobbingworth,    177. 
John,  of  Bocking,    183. 
Wymarc   wife   of    John,    183. 
Gibbes,  John,  clerk,  255. 
Gibon    (Gybbon,    Gybon),   John,   212. 
— ,  Richard,    230,    238,    251. 
Bidding,  Great  (Gyddyng),  co.  Hunt- 
ingdon, manor,   181. 
Ciffard     (Gyffard),     Eleanor     wife    of 

John,  35,  47,  64,  90. 
— ,  Hervey,   of  Brokwalden,    103. 
— ,  Isabel  wife  of  Hervey,  103. 


Giffard     (Gytfanl).     John,     210,     215 
attorney,    188-9,    203,    204  bit.   211, 

219-22. 
— ,  John,   chapl 

,  J'»hn    s.,n    ,,|     Robert,    of    Bowers 

Gilford,  35,  4', 
— ,  Richard,  65. 
— ,   Robert 

,    William,    att,, 

— ,  William,  nf'ILivrhill.  269, 
— ,  William,  the  youri^rr.  241. 
Gilbert  (Gilherd).  Agnes  ui: 

Walter,  6. 

— ,  Agnes  wife  of  William,  29,  62. 
— ,  Alice  wife   nf    Robert,    125. 
— ,  Robert,    125. 
— ,  Walter,  of  Chdmsfofd,    • 
— ,  William,  of  Kettemlon.  jO,  38,  62. 
Gildeford    (Gyldeforde),    Joan    v 

William,  237. 
— ,  Richard,   clerk,   226. 
— ,  William,  of  Shalford,  237. 
Gildesburgh,    John,    186. 
— ,  John  de,    132,    14«>. 
— ,  John  de,  knight.  190,  203,  207. 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  John  de, 
— ,  Robert,   259. 
— ,  Thomas   de,   clerk,    132. 
Gildrych    (Gilderych.    Gilruh,    « 

rych),     Margaret    wife    of    \\ 

217. 

— ,  William,  217  bis,  221, 
Gille,  Richard,  216. 
Gilmyn,    William,    of    Bury    St 

munds,  50. 
Gilot.  John,   144. 

— ,  Katharine  wife  of  John,    144. 
Gilrich.     See  Gildrych. 
Gilston      (Gedeleston)      fco.      Henri. 

rector  of.     See  Bikkleswade.  \ 
Gippe,   Clemencia   wife  of   John 
— ,   Gregory.    160. 
— ,  John,  of   NavestcK-k.    187. 
— ,  Maud   wife   of   <  160. 

— ,  Robert,  of   Nave-stock,  86. 
Gippewyco.   John   de.   chaplain.  22. 
Girdelere.    John. 

Gissyng  (Gyssine).   Edmund.  163. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Th> 

,    Katharine   \\ife   «'f    I-M:r.'.!M.! 
— ,  Thomas.   2" 
Ghulwvn     (Glad. 

John. 

_    John.   232,   241.  268. 
-.   William 

<>od. 

Glasiere,    Cristina   \\ifi'   «>f   J«»hn 
—    John   le 
Glasm  fr  of.  John. 

53.    69.    118. 


336 


INDEX. 


Glasne   (Glasen),    Isabel   wife   of   Wil- 
liam,  53. 

— ,  John,  of  Stisted,  53,  69,   118,   138. 
— ,  William  son  of  John,  53. 
Glastonbury    (Glaston),    co.    Somerset, 

273. 
Glaunville,   Alice   daughter   of   Walter 

de  132. 

— ,  Roger  de,  33. 
Glazenwood      (Glasen)      [in     Bradwell 
juxta     Coggeshall].       See     Bataille, 
W.;    Fraunchevill,   W. 
Glede,  Adam,  rector  of  Leigh,  228. 
— ,  Robert,  221. 
Glemesford,  Beatrice  wife  of  John  de, 

155. 

— ,  John  de,   155. 
Glemham,  John,  243. 
Glemsford  (Glemesford)  [co.  Suffolk]. 

See  Bertelmeu,  R.;   Poynton,  J. 
Gloucester,   duchess  of.     See  Eleanor. 
— ,  duke  of.     See  Thomas. 
Glover  (Glovere),  Alice  wife  of  John, 

173. 

— ,  John,  of  Chelmsford,   173. 
— ,  John,  of  Maldon,  224,  258. 
— ,   Richard  son  of  Robert,  of  Chelms- 
ford, 237. 

— ,  Robert,   of   Chelmsford,    198,   208. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  Maldon,  230. 
Glymme,  W'illiam,  rector  of  Dodyng- 

ton,  238. 

Gnypsho.     See  Nipsell's  Rayments. 
Goadby      Marwood      (Gouteby),      co. 

Leicester,  221. 
Gobaud,  John,  101. 
— ,  Margery   wife    of   John,    101. 
Gobion  (Gobioun,  Gobyoun,  Gubion), 
Alice  wife  of  Thomas,   199. 
Elizabeth   wife  of  Thomas,   28. 
Joan  wife  of  John,   122. 
Joan  wife  of  William,  28. 
John,   247;   attorney,   240. 
John,  of  Laindon,    122. 
John  son  of  Thomas,  13. 
John  son  of  Thomas,  of  Laindon, 
217. 

Katharine  wife  of  John,   13. 
Margaret  wife  of  Thomas,  47,  101. 
Margery  wife  of  William,  263. 
Nicholas,  65. 
Thomas,   13,  28. 

Thomas,    knight,    26,    33,    47,    58, 
01. 

Thomas,   of  Laindon,    199. 
Thomas  son  of  Thomas,   101. 
William,  28. 
William,  263. 
Gobjons    ((  .(ihioiirs)    niiinor    [in    East 
Tilbury],  219. 


Goce,  John,  of  Puttenham  chaplain,  29. 
Godard,  Alice  wife  of  John,  31. 
— ,  John,    148,    166. 
— ,  John,  of  Bradfield,    131. 
— ,  John,   of   Chelmsford,   31. 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  John,   166 
— ,  Walter,   152. 
Godart,   John,    165. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,   165. 
Goddissonde,    Bartholomew,    of   Bark- 
ing,  140. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  Bartholomew,   140. 
Gode,   Alice  wife   of  William,   89. 
— ,  Thomas,  90. 
— ,  William,  89. 
Godebold,  John,  of  Great  Stambridge, 

6,  32. 

— ,  Katharine  wife  of  John,  6,  32. 
Godefrey   (Godefray),   Amice   wife   of 

John,    165,   190. 

— ,  Amice  wife  of  Simon,   189. 
— ,  John,  of  Great  Stambridge,  123. 
— ,  John,   of  Ramsey,    165,    190. 
— ,  Richard,  chaplain,   189. 
— ,  Simon,    189. 
— ,  Walter,   of  Thaxted,    135. 
Godegrome,  Agnes  wife  of  Roger,  221. 
— ,  Roger,   221. 
Godelefe,    John,    rector    of    Aythorpe 

Roding,  256. 

Godemeston,  John,   clerk,   232. 
Goderich,   Eleanor  wife  of  John,    161. 

193. 

— ,  Master  John,   161,   193. 
Goderichesfelde,  co.  Kent,  225. 
Goderiston.     See  Gooderstone. 
Godescok,  Alice  wife  of  Walter,    148. 
— ,  Walter,  of  Chelmsford,   148. 
Godeston.     See  Godiston. 
Godestre.     See  Easter,  Good. 
Godestre,  Joan  wife  of  Stephen,   152. 
— ,  Stephen,  of  Good  Easter,   152. 
Godewyn  (Godewene),  Cristina  wife  of 

Ralph,  223. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  John,  121. 
— ,  John,   224. 

— ,   John,  of  Great  Warley,   121. 
— ,  Ralph,  223. 
Godhestre.     See  Easter,  Good. 
Godhowe,  William,  216,  218. 
Godin,    Margaret,    176. 
Godiston  (Godeston),  Cristina  wife  of 

Thomas,  236. 
— ,  John,  267. 
— ,  Thomas,  236,  245. 
( imlithestre.     See  Easter,   Good. 
Jodpsalm.     See  Godsalm. 
iodmunston,  John  de,   78. 
rodaalm    ((  iodpsnlm),    Alice    wife    of 
Richard,  3. 


i\m.\. 


Godsalm  (Godpsalm),  Alargery  wife  ot 

Richard,  46. 
— ,  Richard,    3,   46,    75. 
— ,  Robert,  150. 

— ,  Robert   son   of   Richard,   46. 
Godsaule,  John,  82. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,  82. 
Godwyne,  John,  vicar  of  Rainham,  48. 
Godyn,  John,  of  Docking,  chaplain,  2, 

36,  91. 

Godyng,  Adam,  of  Upminster,  123. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Stephen,    14  ter. 
— ,  John,  of  Stebbing,   114. 
— ,   Stephen,    14  ter. 
Godythestre.     See  Easter,  Good. 
Goggesale.     See  Coggeshall. 
Goldhanger    (Goldhangre),     17,     105, 

123,    153,    156,    179,    199,  213,  239, 

267;  advowson,   127. 
— ,  see   also   Atte    Welle,    R.;    Broek- 

man,  J.;  Colyn,  J.;  Evenot,  W.;  Eyr, 

J.;   Gany,  H.;   Poteman,  R.;  Yodyn, 

J. 
Goldingham    (Goldyngham)    [in    Bul- 

mer],  manor,  213,  246. 
Goldingtons   (Goldyntones)   manor,   in 

Marsworth,  co.  Buckingham,  235. 
Goldman,  Emma  wife  of  Simon,   143. 
— ,  Simon,    143. 
Goldrich,   William,   231. 
Goldsmyth,  Cecily  wife  of  John,   173, 

178,  224. 

— ,  John,  of  Braintree,  163. 
— ,  John,    of    Chelmsford,     173,     178, 

224. 

Goldston,  Joan  wife  of  John,  139. 
— ,  John,  of  Barking,  139. 
Goldwell,  John,  213. 
Goldyng,   John,   71. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,  71. 
Goldyngham.     See  Goldingham. 
Goldyngham,     Alexander    de,     knight, 

son  of  John  de,  95,  l&O,   182,  209. 

—  Alice  daughter  of  John  de,  95. 

—  Cristina  wife  of  John  de,  37. 

—  Eleanor  wife  of  John  de,  95. 

—  Isabel  wife  of  Alexander  de,  209. 

—  John,  246. 

—  John  de,  of  Braintree,  37,  55. 

—  John  de,  knight,  90. 

—  John  son  of  John  de,  4,  40,  95. 

—  Katharine  de,  4,  57. 

—  Lora  daughter  of  John  de,  95. 

—  Margaret  de,  4. 

—  Thomas  son  of  John  de,  95. 

—  Walter,  knight,  252,  256. 
Goldyngton,    Bartholomew   de,    80. 

— .   Beatrice    late    wife    of    Robert    de, 

200. 
— ,  John,  263. 


Giildyiigton.      John 

31  bis. 
— ,  John   son    ot    John    de,    knu:ht.    HO. 

119,    150,    15<, 
— ,  John  son  of  John  son 

knight.    . 
— ,  Joyce    wife    of   John    .jr.    aj 

Thomas  d'EnKayne,  80, 

181. 

— ,  Katharine  wife  of  John    M    31 
— ,  Richard  de,  31. 
— ,  Master    Richard   de,    1  1<>. 
— ,  Robert  de,    1 
— ,  Robert  brother  of  Bartholomew  de. 

80. 

Goldyntones.     See   Goldingtons. 
Golofre,    Elizabeth    u 

161. 

— ,   Nicholas,    knight,    161. 
Golseby.      See   GouK 
Gonalston  (Gonaldest<  .ttmL'- 

ham,   126. 

Gonevill,  Edmund  de,  rector  of  Rush- 
ford,  17,  19. 
Gooderstone  (Goderiston),  CO.  Norfolk. 

manor,   235. 

Goodestreu.     See  Easter,  Good. 
Goodman,  John,  251. 
Goos,  Isabel  wife  of  Robert     ! 
— ,  Robert,    129. 
Gore,  John,   174. 

Gorell,  Agnes  wife  of  Thomas.  201. 
— ,  Thomas,  201. 
Gosberton  (Gosberkirke),  co.    Lincoln. 

advowson,   186. 
— ,  Doubledyk    in,   q.r. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Clmm< 
Goseboll,   Maud,  58. 
Goseford,  John  de,  50. 
Goseweld,      Walter      de.      rect 

Markshall,  46. 
Gosfield  (Gosft-ld),   5,    10,   18.  38.  39. 

58,  72,  81,  84.   103.  127-S.   14 

185,  202,  213,  226. 
— ,  field  names  in,  39. 
— ,  Parkhall   in,   </.t . 
— ,    Shnrdlouc'x    in. m..;     :; 
— ,   vicar  of.      Set    (  ialan: 
— ,  see  also   Belcham.  J.;    Edward.   J  . 

Morel.    R. 
Gosforth    (Gosford),   co.    Cumberland, 

advowson.    224. 

Gosselyn.    Richard,    citi/cn    and    iron- 
monger of  London 
Goudynou,   Thomas. 
Gouh,  John 

— ,  Maud  \\if<  57. 

Goul.   loan  u.fe  of  William  Ir. 
— ,  William    le.    15. 
Goulceby  (Golseby),  e 


338 


INDEX. 


Gournay,  Edmund,  191. 

Gouteby.     See  Goadby  Marwood. 

Gouth,  Walram  son  of  John,  63. 

Gower  [co  Glamorgan],  261. 

Gower,  John,   rector  of  Southchurch, 

272. 
Goyn,   Cristina  wife  of  Thomas,  204, 

206. 

— ,  Thomas,  204,  206. 
Goys,   Thomas,   of  Dunton,   co.   Bed- 
ford, 271. 

Grace,  John,  of  Barking,  226. 
— ,  William,  251. 
Graf  ham  (Grofham),  co.  Huntingdon, 

manor  and  advowson,   181. 
Graf  ton  (Estgrafton),   co.   Wilts.,    126. 
Graf  ton  Regis,  co.  Northampton,  186. 
Grafton,  Richard  de,  chaplain,  20,  114. 
Gramshale  [rectius  Gravishale],  Agnes 

wife  of  John  de,  41. 
— ,  John  de,  41. 

Graneby,  Richard  de,  clerk,    113. 
Grantchester  (Grantesete,  Grauncestre), 

co.  Cambridge,  manor,  266. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Baud,  J. 
Grantham,  Katharine  wife  of  William, 

241. 

— ,  William,  241. 
Grapinel    (Grapynel),    Richard,    rector 

of  Bowers  Gifford,  8,  9. 
— ,  Walter,     rector     of     All     Hallows 

Barking,  London,   10,  63,  65. 
Graunger,  John,  of  Colchester,   105. 
Graunt,   John   le,   of   Chrishall,   clerk, 

74. 

— ,  John  son  of  John  le,  74. 
— ,  Richard   le,   85,    89. 
— ,  Richer  le,  tailor,  74. 
Graveley      (Gravele),      co.      Hertford, 

advowson,  21. 
Gravesend     (Gravesende),     co.     Kent, 

manor,  48. 
Gravesende        (Graveshend),       Cecily 

daughter  of  Thomas  de,  knight,  166. 
— ,  Joan   wife  of  Thomas   de,  48. 
— ,  Stephen  de,  bishop  of  London,  44. 
— ,  Thomas   de,   knight,   44,   48,    119, 

G rave's    Hall    (Graveshales)    [in    Sible 

HedinghanYj,  manor,   234,   256. 
Gray.     See  Grey. 
Graylyng,  John,  65. 
Grece.  John,  253. 
Greenhithe    (Grenehethe)    [co.    Kent], 

ferry  to,  from  West  Thurrock,  263. 
Greenstead      (Grenstede,      Grynstede) 

[in  Colchester],  219. 
— ,  Thomas  atte  Crosse  of.   57. 
Greensted     (Grenestede,     Grynstede), 

207,  224,  229,  233,  243,  250,  269,  270. 


Greensted     (Grenestede,     Grynstede), 

John  Mellere  of,  229,  257. 
Greenwich     (Grenwych)     [co.    Kent], 

John  son  of  Richard  Bat  of,  73. 
Gregge,  Amy  wife  of  Robert,    130. 
— ,  Robert,    130. 

Gregori,  Sarah  wife  of  Thomas,  40. 
— ,  Thomas,   40. 
Grekesheth.     See   Creeksea. 
Grene,  Agnes  wife  of  John,  256. 
— ,  Alesia  wife  of  Walter,  261. 
— ,  Henry    son    of    Henry,    of    Isham, 

143. 

— ,  Joan  wife   of   Thomas,   264. 
— ,  John,    256-7,    266,    273;    attorney, 

229,  258. 

— ,  John,  of  Great  Chrishall,  208. 
— ,  John,  of  Stebbing,  238. 
— ,  Robert,  of  Haverhill,  217. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  Stebbing,  264. 
— ,  Walter,   261. 

Grenefeld,  Alice  wife  of  John,  247. 
— ,  John,     citizen     and     armourer     of 

London,  247. 

Grenehethe.     See   Greenhithe. 
Grenehode  (Grenhood),    Cristina   wife 

of  Thomas,    153. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  Linton,    153. 
— ,  William,'  251. 
Greneoke,    John,    of    Little    Thurrock, 

263. 

— ,  Maud  wife  of  John,  263. 
Grenestede.      See  Greensted. 
Grenevill,   Walter  de,   63,    121. 
Grenhood.     See  Grenehode. 
Grenstede.     See  Greenstead. 
Gretford,  Alice  wife  of  William,  249. 
— ,  William,  of  Witham,  dyer,  249. 
Gretham,  Edmund  de,  chaplain,  55. 
Grethede,  Robert,  clerk,  207,  209. 
Grey  (Gray),  Alice  wife  of  John,  200. 
— ,  Avice  wife  of  John,   125. 
— ,  Constance  wife  of  John,  261. 
— ,  Fulk  son  of  Thomas  de,  90. 
— ,  Henry  son  of  John  de,  of  Codnor, 

121. 

— ,  loan  wife  of  Henry  de,  121. 
— ,  John,   200. 

— ,  John  de,  of  Codnor,   121. 
— ,  John,   of   Kelvedon.    125. 
— ,   John    de,    rector   of    Balsham.    »'i), 

128. 
— .  John     son     of     Reynold,     lord     of 

Ruthin,  261,  265. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  Reynald  de,  44. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  Thomas,   272. 
— ,  Reynold   de,   knight,  44. 
— ,  Reynold    de,    of    Ruthin,    knight. 

235. 
— ,  Richard  do,  of  Codnor,  265. 


INOI-.X. 


Grey     (Gray),     Thomas,     citizen     an 

grocer  of  London,  272. 
— ,  Thomas  de,  knight,  90,   134. 
Greylond,  Alice  wife  of  Thomas  de,  7 
— ,  Thomas  de,   7. 
Greyndour,  John,  knight,  264. 
Greynesby,   Robert,    153,    161. 
Grigge  (Grygge),  John  son  of  Henry 

6,  24. 

— ,  John,    of    London,    skinner,    71. 
— ,  Juliana  wife  of  John,  71. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,  24. 
Grimston    (Grymeston),    co.    Leicester 

221. 

Gristede,  John  de,  55. 
Grocer,    John,    of    Colchester,    mercer 

106-7. 

Grofham.     See  Grafham. 
Groom      (Grom),      Philippa      wife     ol 

Roger,    199,  201. 

— ,  Roger,  of.  Mayland,    199,  201. 
— ,  Roger,  the  younger,    190. 
Gros,  Agnes   wife  of  Nicholas  le,   25 
— ,  Nicholas  le,  25. 
— ,  Thomas  le,  25-6. 
— ,  Walter  le,  rector  of  Little  Bentley, 

38,  43. 

Grotene,  Gilbert  de,  58. 
Grove,      John,      citizen      of      London, 

armourer,   142,   145. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,   145. 
— ,  Thomas,    clerk,    80. 
— ,  William,    191. 

Grundisburgh  (Grundesburgh)  [ct>. 
Suffolk],  rector  of.  See  Wauncy, 
W.  de. 

Gryce,  John,  of  Stoke  by  Nayland,  257. 
Grygge.     See  Grigge. 
Grym,  Joan  wife  of  Thomas,  204. 
— ,  Roger,   vicar   of   Willingale    Spain, 

50. 

— ,  Thomas,  204. 
Grymeston.     See  Grimston. 
Grymeston,  Nicholas  de,  attorney,  76. 
Grynstede.      See    Greenstead;    Green  - 

sted. 

Gubion.     See  Gobion. 
Guch,   Joan  wife  of  Walter,  210. 
— ,  Walter,  210. 
Gueth,  Henry,  58. 
Guldeford,  Maud  wife  of  Peter  de,  80, 

83. 

— ,  Peter  de,  80,  83. 
— ,  Robert  son  of  Maud  de,  80. 
— ,  William  son  of  Maud  de,  80. 
Gull,  William,  271. 
Gumbeldon,  Agnes  wife  of  Philip  de, 

32. 

— ,  Philip   de,   32. 
Guncely,  Agnes  wife  of  Michael,   13. 


Guncdy,    Michael,    13. 

Gungrr,    John. 

Guntcr,    John,    attornr\.    87. 

(iunthorp,  John  lichacl. 

Queenhithe,  I.< 

Guppey,  John  son  of  Robert  «i. 
— ,  Margin  Robert  il- 

— ,   Rolu-i; 

Gussage  St.  Michael  (Gussiche  Boun). 

co.  Dorset,  manor,  265. 
Guttridge  (Crust wych)  [in  Weeley],  40. 
Gwerthrynion       (Warthreu-: 

Radnor],  lordship,  264. 
Gyhhf,   Sec   GOj 
Gybbon,   Gybon 
Gybounes,  Aim,  .,(   Chelmsfoni 
Gyddyng.      .SV<-   (  iid.: 

Gydyberndand     See   Bn 

Gyffard.     See  Giffard. 

Gykes,  Reynald,  of  Felsted,  63. 

Ciyldeforde.      See   Gildeford. 

Gyldfrych.     See   Gil«i: 

Gyle,  Joan  wife  of  William,  219. 

— ,  William,   of   Thav 

Gyles,    Alice    daughter    of    Avice,    of 

Kelshall,  8. 
— ,  John  son  of  Alice,  8. 

,  John    son    of    \Yalu-r,    of   Toppes- 
field,  217. 
Gyne,    Ralph    son    of    John,    of    Little 

Bardfield,  47. 
Jynes,  Adam,  208,  239. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  John,  220. 
— ,  John.   220. 

Gyney,   Margaret   daughter  of    i 
of   North   Shoebury,  66. 
yng  Abbesse.     See  Ingatestone. 
yng,  John  de,  3. 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  John  dr. 
iynge,  William  It-.  Tumour  of.  31. 
Jynge  Abbesse.     See  Ingatestone. 
iyngehospital.     Set    I 
Jvnui-ioibfrdlaundry.      ( •  ynge     Laun- 
drey.     See   Buttsh 

ynge    Mounteney.      Scr    Mountne«- 
sing. 

ynge  Osjiital.     See  Fryem 
Kauf.     5*^  In«:i 

See  Margaret - 
ting. 

ynour,    C'of  "    'f- 

24. 

— ,  John  h 
— ,  Thomas,  of  Downham, 

ivrnc,    Kclmur 

•iC. 
ivM-vn 

122. 

— ,   John,  of  Mashbury.   149. 
— ,  Peter,  rlcrk. 


340 


INDEX. 


Ilaccheman,    Joan    wife    of    William, 

227. 

— ,  William,  227. 
Haceneye.     See  Hackney. 
Hacchesham.     See  Hatcham. 
Hachedy,   Roger,    115. 
Hacheman,  John,  of  Wennington,  268. 
Hachesham.      See   Hatcham. 
Hackney    (Haceneye,    Hakeneye),    co. 

Middlesex,    158,   202,   261. 
Hacoun.     See  Hakon. 
Haddesore.     See  Hadzor. 
Haddok,  Cristina  wife  of  Richard,  261. 
— ,  John,  260. 
— ,  Richard,  261. 
Haddon,   Geoffrey,  chaplain,  256. 
Hadham    [co.    Hertford].      See    Bern- 
ham,  R.;  Waryn,  J. 
Hadham,  Little,  co.  Hertford,  manor, 

21. 
Hadham,  Much  [co.  Hertford],  rector 

of.     See  Flambard,  S. 
Hadham,   Nicholas   de,   vicar   of  Ard- 

leigh,    13. 
Hadlee,  Adam  de,  rector  of  Langdon 

Hills,   51. 
Hadleigh    (Hadlegh,    Hadleye,    Had- 

leygh),  14  bis,  29,  87,  128,  135,  203. 
— ,  see  also  Mellere,  W.;  Noble,  P.  le; 

Sewold,   S.         • 

Hadley,  Joan  wife  of  John,  213. 
— ,  John,  of  Colchester,  213. 
Hadstock  (Hadstoke),  62,  94. 
— ,  rector  of.     See   Chishull,   G.  de. 
— ,  William  Bailly  of,   169. 
Hadzor    (Haddesore),    co.     Worcester, 

manor,    132. 

Hagham,  William  de,  clerk,   130. 
Hailes,  John,  clerk,   192. 
Haileslee.     See  Hazeleigh. 
Hainton      (Hayngton),      co.      Lincoln, 

manor,    186. 

Hakeneye.     See   Hackney. 
Hakeneye,  John  de,  baker,  63. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John  de,  63. 
Haket,  Amy,   213. 
Hakewell.     See  Hawkwell. 
I  lakon  (Hacoun),  Alice  wife  of  John, 

243. 

— ,  John,  243,  247. 
— ,  Nicholas,  34. 
Haldway,   Margery,    170. 
1  Me,  Agnes  daughter  of  Roger  in  the, 

—    Agnes  wife  of  Roger  in  the,  71. 
Alice  daughter  of  Roger  in  the,  71. 
Alice  wife  of  Henry,  207. 
Alice  wife  of  John,  245. 
Henry,  of   Maldon,  207. 
John,  245  bis. 


Hale,   Roger   in   the,   71. 

— ,  Roger  son  of  Roger  in  the,  71. 

— ,  Sarah  daughter  of  Roger  in  the, 
71. 

— ,  William,  rector  of  South  Shoebury,. 
272. 

Halefeld,  Alice  late  wife  of  John,  44- 

Hales,   Denise  wife  of  Robert  de,    1. 

— ,  Robert  de,    1. 

— ,  Thomas  de,  of  Loddon,    1. 

Haleweton.     See  Hallaton. 

Halfhamston.      See  Alphamstone. 

Haliday,  Alice  wife  of  Matthew,  128-9; 

— ,  Matthew,   128-9. 

Hallaton  (Haleweton,  Halughton),  co. 
Leicester,  158,  181  bis. 

Halle,  John,  of  Colchester,  159,  177,. 
192. 

— ,  Mary  wife  of  John,   159. 

— ,  William,  clerk,  241. 

Hallingbury  (Hallyngbury,  Halyng- 
bery),  126,  158. 

Hallingbury,  Great  (Great  Hallyng- 
bury, Hallyngburyborugh.  Hallyng- 
burybourgh,  Halyngburyburgh),  143,. 
174,  187-9,  194,  224,  257.  266. 

— ,  rector  of.     See  Thorp,  R.  de. 

— ,  see  also  Chamberleyn,  J.  and  T.£ 
Chaumpeneys,  J.;  Colman,  J.; 
Lewyn,  H.;  Lokkes,  J. 

Hallingbury,  Little  (Hallyngebery 
Neville,  Little  Hallyngbury),  8,  38, 
159,  174;  manor  and  advowson,  120. 

— ,  see  also  Atte  Hyde,  W.;  Kyn,  W, 

Halman,  Ellen  wife  of  Thomas,  268. 

— ,  Thomas,  of  West  Ham,  268. 

Hals,  John,  243,  265,  273. 

Halsale,  John,  citizen  of  London,  233, 
251,  257. 

— ,  Katharine  wife  of  John,  233,  25  !„ 
257. 

Halstead  (Halstede),  2,  4  bis,  5-7,  9, 
12-3,  17-8,  20,  23,  25-6,  31,  34,  36, 
47  bis,  48,  50,  54,  58  bis,  61,  66,  84r 
103,  113,  119,  123  bis,  125-6,  129, 
139,  144,  148,  152,  156,  163,  167. 
171,  178,  183,  192,  197,  202,  206r 
210,  213,  219,  226,  247,  267. 

— ,  vicar  of.     See  Styward,  J. 

— ,  see  also  Atte  Park,  T.;  Beveroche, 
J.;  Bloumoster,  J.;  Bures,  B.  de; 
Cok,  W.;  Cristemnsse,  W.;  Drille, 
W.;  Dyen,  J.;  Fitz  Andreu,  R.;  Fitz 
Nicholl,  J.  and  R.;  Fuller,  H.  le; 
Hippeworthe,  R.;  Inthenaldres,  J.; 
Loy,  I.;  Pevntour,  R.  le:  Pleystowe, 
W.  de;  Plomer.  J.;  Russell.  1; 
Smyth,  W.;  Stonham,  W.  de;  Stub- 
liegh.  J.;  Tanner,  S.;  Taverner,  J.; 
Walsh,  T.;  Westwyk,  J. 


IN  DFX. 


341 


Halstede,    Agnes    wife    of    Ralph    de, 

Edmund   son  of  Ralph  de,  22. 
Gerard  de,  chaplain,   14. 
Joan  wife  of  Richard  de,    17. 
John   son  of  Ralph   de,   22. 
Ralph  son  of  John  de,  22-3. 
Richard  son  of  Simon  de,  6,  17. 
Thomas  son  of  Ralph  de,  22. 
William  son  of  Ralph  de,  22. 
William      son      of      William      de, 

merchant,   7. 

Halughton.     See  Hallaton. 
Halyday,  Alice  wife  of  Robert,   243. 
— ,  Robert,   of  Braintree,   243. 
Halyngburyburgh.       See    Hallingbury, 

Great. 
Ham     (Hamme     by     Kyngeston),     co. 

Surrey,   manor,   21,   56. 
Ham,  East  (Esthamme),  38,  41,  62,  71, 

73,   153;  manor,  56. 
— ,  Maurice   Beryman  of,   71. 
Ham,     West     (Westhamme),     20      67, 

75  bis,  84,  89,  153  bis    154,  160,  165, 

183,    197,   203,   206,   214,   230,   240, 

268;  manor,  21,  56. 
— ,  Bulleswall   in,  230,  240. 
— ,  see   also    Billyng,    J.;    Brewer,    T.; 

Halman,    T.;    Kent,    J.;    Lymbergh, 

W.  de. 

Hameden.      See    Hampden. 
Hamelak.     See  Helmsley. 
Hamelton,  John,  213. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  John,  213. 
Hamme,    co.    Middlesex    [West    Ham, 

co.   Essex?],    158. 
Hamme,  Richard,  258. 
Hammes.     See  Hamsey. 
Hammill    (Hamwrolde)    [in    \Voodnes- 

borough],  co.  Kent,  225. 
Hamond     (Hamund),     Alice     wife     of 

Robert,   251. 
— ,  Andrew,  rector  of  Chelmondiston, 

156;   rector  of  Horham,   214. 
— ,  John,  of  Great  Waltham,  250,  252. 
— ,  John,  of  Horndon  on  the  Hill,  153. 
— ,   John,    of    Woodham    Walter,    174, 

204. 

— ,   Mary    wife    of    Thomas,    243. 
— ,  Robert,    251. 

— ,  Roger  son  of  Nicholas,  of  Wood- 
ham  Walter,  68. 
— ,  Thomas,    195,    243. 
— ,  William,   of  'Rayleigh,    159.   200. 
— .  William,    rector    of    Stocking    Pel- 
ham,  4. 
Hampden    (Hameden),    Edmund,    238, 

267. 

Hampton,   John   de,   brewer,    151. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John  de.    151. 


\    (HammrM.    .  0,    SUMtt 

Hamstede.     Sr<    ll.mpstead. 

Hamstede,   John,   of    l'|<  -• 

— ,  Miirg;.  f  John.  21 

Hamund.     .SY<-  I 

Hanmohlr.      N, ,     H;.nmiill. 
Hanarmu-dr    (  H.m.m ii.sr. •-!«•  (     Thontaa. 

153 

Hanell,  John,  chaplain,  243. 
Hanewefeld,    Alin-    \\ifr    .,t     I 

91, 

— ,  John  de,  of  West    i 
Hanewell,   William,  cm/. -  ,ccr 

of  London.   2 

Hangard,  Agm  Michael,  33. 

— ,  Michael 

Hamvorth,   co.    Norfolk,   n. 
Hanyfeld,  Alii-i-  \\it< 
— ,  John,    184. 
— ,  Roger  dt 
Hanningfield      ( H.mvn^fcld),     manor, 

235. 
Hanningneld,     East    (EsthanynufrM). 

29,  218;  manor,  2- 
— ,  see  also  CarUrt 
Hanningfield,    South    (Southhanifeld, 

Southhanyngfeld),    31,   42,   62,    164, 

176,   180,"182;  m;.i 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Mortimer.    I* 
— ,  see  also  Brun,  J.  le;   I' 

Joynour,  J. 
Hanningfield,      West     (Westhanifeld. 

Weathanyngfdd),     12,    38,    43,    63. 

67  bis.    73,    104.    116.    144 

176,    180,  207,  Z 

manor,  235. 
— ,  see  also  Baker.    |.;    Howeles.    I 

Chervylle,  W.;  Kent.  J.;  Pevercll. 

Prat,   \V.;    Samlhulle.    R 
Hanyngfeld.     See  HanninijticM. 
Hanyngfeld,      William.      233.      240-1, 

246-7,  25M.    - 
Harbledown    (IK  ih.iKi.Kn  .   :u. 

manor,    191. 
Harbourne  (Hfrhmirm-)  [n 

den],    co.    Kent. 

Hardekyn.  M.uul  uif<-  ,.t  WHIi.im.  \\2 
-    .   Wil'liam,   112. 
Hardd,    Alici-   \\i: 

—  John. 

— ,   John    son    of    Ruh.mi.    86. 

—  John  son  of  Th 
57,   76. 

M.iry  \vift-  of  John,  86. 
— ,  Thomas.    177. 
Hardeshull.   John  di-.  knight. 
Hardlu-rst    Alirt-  mi 

.    Martin. 
Hanlwic-k     (Hertlu-u  -!n. 

126. 


342 


INDEX. 


Hardy,  William,  vicar  of  Great  Maple- 
stead,    14. 
Hardyng,     Cristiana     wife     of     John, 

167. 

— ,  John,  of  Manningtree,   156,  167. 
— ,  Thomas,     of     Manningtree,      178, 

200. 
Hardyngham,  John  de,  clerk,  citizen  of 

London,   57. 

— ,  Juliana  wife  of  John  de,  57. 
Hare,  Margaret  wife  of  Roger,  94. 
— ,  Robert,  221. 

— ,  Roger,  of  Woodham  Walter,  94. 
Harewardestok.     See  Stock. 
Harewedon,  John,    195. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,   195. 
Harewell,   Thomas,  235. 
Harewold,   Cecily  wife  of  William  de, 

12,  53,  56  bis. 
— ,  William     de,      12,     20,     30,      53, 

56  bis. 

Harlawe.     See  Harlow. 
Harleston,  John  de,  knight,  225. 
Harleton,  William,  abbot  of  Waltham, 

266. 

Harleye,  John  le  Hunt  of,   119. 
Harlow    (Harlawe,    Herlawe),    18,    30, 

39,  68,  83,  139,  179,  208,  215,  250, 

263,  270,  272. 
— ,  see  also   Atte   Melle,    J.;    Bernard, 

J.;     Croucheman,     T.;     Lepere,     J.; 

Snou,  J.;   Taillour,   J. 
Harlyng,  John,  222. 
Harneys,  Joan  wife  of  John,  208. 
—    John,    208. 
Harnham,     East     (Estharenham),     co. 

Wilts.,    126. 
Harnham,    West    (Westharenham),    co. 

Wilts.,    126. 

Harnham,   John   de,    127. 
Haroudon.     See  Harwedon. 
Harpele,  Ralph  de,  rector  of  Sheering, 

139. 
Harpesfeld,  Joan  wife  of  Thomas  de, 

31  bis. 

— ,  Thomas   de,    31  bis. 
Harrietsham  (Heriettesham),  co.  Kent, 

242. 
Harrowden     (Harwedon),     Great,     co. 

Northampton,    186;   manor,    186. 
Harnmdcn     (Harwedon),     Little,     co. 

Northampton,   186;  manor,  186. 
Hartley  (Hertelegh)  [co.  Kent],  manor, 

Hartwell    (Hertwelle),    co.    Northamp- 
ton, 225. 

Harwedon.     See  Harrowden. 

Harwedon    (Haroudon),    Joan    wife   of 
John,   217,  228,  254. 
.  John,  217,  228. 


Harwich  (Herewiche,  Herewych)  85, 
205. 

— ,  see  also  Atte  Crouche,  R.;  Clerk, 
T.;  Payn,  R.;  Petifraunk,  W.; 
Tabour,  W. 

Haryngeye.      See  Hornsey. 

Haryngeye,  John  de,  98. 

Haryngton,   Robert  de,   knight,  235. 

Haryngworth,  Agnes  wife  of  John  de, 
173. 

— ,  John  de,  of  Barton,   173. 

Haselbech     (Haselbeche),     co.     North- 
ampton,     manor      and      advowson, 
268. 
,  Richard   Foxe   of,   264. 

Haselden,  Elizabeth  wife  of  Richard. 
202. 

— ,  Richard,  202. 

— ,  Thomas,  202. 

Haseley  (Hasle),  co.  Oxford,  manor, 
84. 

Haslingfield  (Haslyngfeld)  [co.  Cam- 
bridge], William  Waryn  of,  52. 

Hassenbrook  (Hassyngbrok)  [in  Stan- 
ford le  Hope],  manor,  235. 

Hassobury  (Hertesho,  Herteshoo),  in 
Farnham,  manor,  97,  246. 

Hastere,   John,   of  Thaxted,    109. 

Hastholte,  co.  Somerset,   126. 

Hastyng,   Henry,   212. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  Henry,  212. 

— ,  Philip,   213. 

Hastyngges,  Richard  de,  rector  of 
Rockland  Tofts,  46. 

Hatcham  (Hacchesham,  Hachesham, 
Hecchesham),  co.  Surrey,  225; 
manor,  21,  56. 

Hatfeld,  Joan  wife  of  Robert,   165. 

— ,  John  de,   73. 

— ,  Robert,  citizen  and  grocer  of  Lon- 
don, 165. 

— ,  William    de.   chandler,    139. 

Hatfeld  Peverel,  John  son  of  Richard 
de,  12. 

— ,  Thomas  son  of  John  de,   12. 

— ,  William  son  of  John  de,    12. 

Hatfield   (Hatfeld),    131. 

— ,  John   Pulter  of,    128. 

Hatfield  (Hattefeld),  Bishops  [co. 
Herts.],  John  son  of  Walter  le 
Bercher  of,  21. 

Hatfield  Broad  Oak  (Hatfeld  Broil- 
hok,  H.  Hrodok.  H.  Regis),  5,  18-9, 
38,  76. 

— ,  John,   vicar   of,    112. 

— ,  prior  of,  2n(>. 

— ,  see  also  Atte  Thorne,  T. ;  Haryng- 
ton, |.;  Hi-nyngton,  J.  de;  Orabbe, 
J.;  Wright.  \V. 


Hatfielcl    Peverel   (Hatfeld     Hattefeld 

Peverel),    12,    14,    18,   46,    80,   94-5 

99,  102,  111,  123,  138,  144,  158,  167* 

175,  200-1,  211,  224,  227,  229,  230-f 

236,  245,  257,  259^-,  268;  manor 

264,  269. 

,   \  icar  of.     See  Heghham,  W.  de. 
— ,  see    also    Fabel,    J.,    M.    and    T.; 

Fillol,  J.;   Fisshere,  W.;   Merssh,  T. 
Hatfield,  Thomas,  bishop  of  Durham 

107. 

Hattele,  John,  attorney,  208. 
Hatton,  Elizabeth  wife  of  William  de, 

103. 

— ,  William  de,   103. 
Haudlo,  Eleanor  daughter  of  Thomas 

de,  42. 
— ,   Elizabeth    daughter    of    Maud    de, 

21,  56. 

— ,  Joan  daughter  of  Maud  de,  21. 
— ,  John  de,  21,  41,  56,   102. 
— ,  John  de,  knight,  73. 

.  John  de,   of   Vange,   42. 
— ,  John  son   of  Thomas  de,   42. 
— .  Margaret    daughter    of    Maud    tie, 

21. 

— ,   Margaret  wife  of  John  de,  42. 
— ,   Maud  wife  of  John  de,  21. 
— ,  Nicholas  son   of  John   de,  41,   56. 
— ,  Thomas  son  of  John  de,  41. 
Hauekere,    Isabel   wife  of  Roger  le,  7. 
— ,  Roger  le,   7. 
Hauerbergh,   John,   clerk,   221. 
Haughley,  Haule  [co.  Suffolk],  honour 

of,   110. 
Haukwode      (Haukwod,      Haukewode), 

John,  256. 
— ,   John,    the    elder,    of    Hedingham, 

154,   176,   185,   189. 
— ,  John  son  of  Gilbert  de,  66,  72,  128. 
— ,   John  son  of  John  de,  72. 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  John  de,  66,  72. 
Haukyn.     See  Hawkyn. 
Haule.     See  Haughlev. 
Haulee.     See  Hawelee. 
Haunter,  Joan  wife  of  Robert,  217. 
— ,  Robert,  of  Haverhill,  217. 
Haustede.      See   Hawstead. 
Hautayn     (Hauteyn),     Agnes    wife    <>f 

John,  202. 

— ,  Alice  wife  of  John,  91. 
— ,  John,  91. 

— ,  John,    of    Danbury.    202. 
Hautboys,   Adam   de,   rector  of   Cock- 
field,   152;  rector  of  Sail,    177. 
Hauvvle,  Henry,   159. 

-    Margaret  wife  of  Henry,  159. 
Haver,  John,  269. 
Haverard,  Henry,  of  Layer  de  la  Have, 

143. 


Haverard,    Margaret    vMlr 
221. 

!'ill    (Havcrel,    Havcrhulle)    |o, 
•Ik],  27,  32,  36,  87,  133  />, 
217,  219,  251. 

— ,  see    also     Baker,     U        H,  ,,JC      I 
Ulorncsui.     I 

K.;    Haunter,    R       Thomson 
Havering     atte     Bower 
atte   Boure),    118,  247, 
— ,  see    also     Atte     H 

Wythe,  J.;  Bokenham,  J.;  Bus 
Coter,    S.;     II 
Thresshci 
Haveringtend       (Heveringl. 

Norfolk],    John     sot 

hare  of,  70. 

Haveryng,  Richard  de.  km«ht,  65,  126. 
Haveryng  atte  Houre, 

Richard   de,    1 

— ,  Richard  son  of  Willi.m,   de.   175. 
Haveryngton,  John  d< 

knight,   126. 

Haward,    Robert    KM)    ••!     [ohtt     60 
Haweberk,   John. 

Hawelee    (Haule,  of    Fair- 

stead,   195,  231. 

Haueley,    Thomas,    knight.   240. 
Hawenes.     See  Ha\  • 
Hawkwell    (Hakeuell).   9,    23,    6 

127,  203,  24(>  />:  ind  ad  vow  - 

son,  267. 
Hawkyn  (Haukyn).  Andrcu.  <•)  Writtle 

143. 

— ,   Joan    \\ife  ot    Ru  hard.  4'*. 
— ,  John,   180,    1 
— ,  Mariota   wife  of  Andi 
— ,  Richard,   of   Wi 
Hawstead     (Haustede) 

rector  of.     See  Bradefeld,  J 
Hawys.    Isabel    i 
— ,    Nicholas.     141. 
— ,   Robert,   of  Chclrnstord.    144 

,    William,   49. 
Hay,   loan  wife  «.i  w.ilu-i 

,    Walter.    ,,f    Dun. now.     \ 
Havl.    John,    i-h.u>l..ui 

Hayleslee,     Set    H 

Hayman,  John.   201. 

.   M." 
H.i\nes    (H.iuenes),    CO.    Bedford 

free   chapel.    ad\ov.  ''>!. 

aMH-s,    William 

ton.      St-c    Hamt.in 
I  la\  \\anl.    Adam.    83. 
— ,   Alice  ..    133 

— ,    John,    of    Mountnessinc.   -08. 
— ,  H 

.    William,   of   MaKlon. 


344 


INDEX. 


Hazeleigh  (Haileslee,  Hayleslee),  29, 
53,  56,  98,  107,  128;  advowson,  56. 

Hebbere,  Emma  wife  of  Nicholas,  209. 

— ,  Nicholas,  209. 

— ,  Richard  le,  88. 

Hebregge.     See  Heybridge. 

Hecchesham.     See  Hatcham. 

Hechecok,  John,   224. 

Hechvridene,  Roger  de,  rector  of 
Theydon  Mount,  67. 

Hecterbury.     See  Heytesbury. 

Hedingham  (Hethyngham,  Hithyng- 
ham).  See  Haukwode,  J.;  Sergeant,  J. 

Hedingham,  Castle  (Castelhidyng- 
ham,  Hengham,  Hithyngham,  at  the 
Castle),  113,  128,  139,  149,  185,  187, 
190,  227,  234,  256;  castle  and  manor, 
15,  60. 

Hedingham,  Sible  (Hedyngham  Sibile, 
Hengehamsibill,  Hengham  Sibille, 
H.  Sebyle,  Hydyngham,  Hithyng- 
ham, Hythyngham,  Sibille),  10,  14, 
20  bis,  32,  35,  41,. 60,  66,  72,  76,  84, 
103-4,  128,  140,  152,  154,  185,  187, 
190,  192,  210,  212,  234,  236-7,  256, 
267;  manor,  15,  60. 

• — ,  rector  of.  See  Bourghchier,  J.  de, 
Naylyngherst,  R.  de. 

• — ,  see  also  Aleyn,  R.  and  W.;  Atte 
Ree,  R.;  Atte  Rouhey,  P.;  Clerk,  H. 
and  J.;  Cumbwell,  W.;  Davenaunt, 
N.;  Hereward,  J.;  Owayn,  J.;  Screyk, 
J.;  Smyth,  W.  le. 

Hedyman,  John,  of  Tillingham,  the 
elder,  241. 

— ,  John,  of  Tillingham,  the  younger, 
241. 

Hedyth,  Alice  wife  of  Walter,   199. 

— ,  Walter,   199. 

Heerde.     See  Herd. 

Hegham.    See  Higham. 

Heghaungre.     See  Ongar,  High. 

Heghestre,  Heghestrete.  See  Easter, 
High. 

Heghham,  William  de,  vicar  of  Hat- 
field  Peverel,  14. 

Heigham,  John,  267. 

Heisele,  Alice,  125. 

Hekedy,  Alice  wife  of  Roger,   258. 

— ,  Roger,  258. 

Heldere,  Joan  wife  of  John  le,   123. 

— ,   John,  of  Rocking,  268. 

— ,  John,  of  Mayland,  168,  179. 

— .  John  son  of  John  le,  of  Upminster, 
123. 

— ,  Juliana  wife  of  Thomas  le,  71. 

— .  Thomas  le,  71. 

Helfonl,  ro.   Somerset,   126. 

Helion  (Helyon),  Henry,  170,.  495-6, 
205. 


Helion,  John,  242. 

Helm,  John,  of  St.  Albans,  29. 

Helman,  William,  221. 

Helmeden,  Nicholas  de,  vicar  of  Good 

Easter,    54. 
Helmsley   (Hamelak)    [co.   York],    lord 

of.     See  Roos,  J.  de,  T.  and  W.  de. 
Helmyngham,    John    son    of    Thomas 

son  of  Martin  de,  35. 
Helote,  Adam,  of  Milton  in  Prittlevvell, 

135,    166. 

— ,  Gunnora  wife  of  Adam,  135,   166. 
Helpeston   (Helpiston),   Cecily  wife  of 

Thomas  de,    101. 

—  Edmund,    158,    170,    180. 

—  Geoffrey  de,  22. 

—  John  de,  40. 

—  Thomas  de,  101,  139. 

—  Thomas  son  of  Joan  late  wife  of 
Hugh  de,   22. 

— ,  Walter  de,  22. 
Helsyngham.     See  Elsenham. 
Helyon.     See  Helion. 
Hemenales.     See  Fremnells. 
Hemenhale  (Hemenale),  John  de,   1. 
— ,  Katharine   late   wife   of   Ralph   de, 

knight,    177,    191. 
— ,  Ralph  de,  knight,    152. 
Hemmyngburgh          (  Hemyngburgh  )  . 

Henry  de,  rector  of  Sandhurst,  23. 
— ,  Ralph  de,  138. 
Hempstead     (Hampstede,     Hamstede, 

Hempsted,  Hemstede),  6,  24,  36,  72, 

95,    115,   226,  241,  .256;  manor,   20, 

86,   177. 
— ,   Crochemans  manor  in.     See  Win- 

celow  Hall. 
— ,  see  also  Barkere,  J.;  Chapman,  J.; 

Keu,  R.  le;  Wombe,  J. 
Hemsworth  (Hymmesworth),  co.  York, 

186. 

— ,  rector  of.     See  Carleton,  H.  de. 
Hemyngburgh.      See   Hemmyngburgh. 
Hemyngford,    Joan    wife    of   John    de, 

181. 

— ,  John  de,    181. 
Hemyngton,  Thomas  de,   159. 
Hende,  Elizabeth  wife  of  John,  248. 
— ,  Emma  wife  of  Richard,    187. 
— ,  Joan   wife  of  Thomas,   68. 
— ,  John,   citizen   and   draper  of   Lon- 
don, 210.  236.  241,  248. 
— ,  Katharine  wife  of  John,  210,  241. 
— ,  Richard,  clerk,  223,  239. 
— .   Richard,  of  Saffron  Walden,  t;iilor. 

187. 

— ,  Thomas.  68. 
Hendelee.     See  Hiendley. 
Henden,  co.  Kent,  225. 


Hendlowe,  William  de,  rector  of  East 

Lee,  41. 

Hendon,  William  de,  attorney,  10. 
Henekyn,   William,   247. 
Heneye.     See  Henny. 
Hengham.     See  Hedingham. 
Hengham    [?    Hingham,   co.   Norfolk], 

Master  William  Broun  of,   177. 
Hengstworth.    See  Hinxworth. 
Henham,  98,   122,   153;  manor,  225. 
— ,  Nicholas,  vicar  of,  153. 
— ,  Philip,  vicar  of,   122. 
— ,  see  also  Berdefeld,  J.;  Reveson,  J. 
Henham,  Isabel  wife  of  Peter  de,   102 

bis. 

— ,  Peter  de,    102   bis. 
Henle,  Cristiana  wife  of  Robert  de,  5. 
— ,  Robert  de,  5. 
Henny    (Heneye,    Henye),    Great,    9, 

35  bis,  88,   125,  223,  239,  243,  258; 

manor  and  advowson,  50. 
Henny   (Henye),   Little,  9,   35  bis,  88, 

125,  239;  manor,  90. 
— ,  Richard  Gentery  of,   147. 
Henry  earl  of  Lancaster,  4. 
Henry,  John,  49. 
— ,  Rose  wife  of  John,  49. 
Henton.     See  Hinton  Waldrist. 
Henxshey,   Nicholaa  wife  of  Thomas, 

253. 

— ,  Thomas,  253. 
Henyd.     See  Heved. 
Henye.     See  Henny. 
Heongger.     See  Ongar,  High. 
Hepworth   (Heppeworth),    Parnel    wife 

of  Thomas  de,   5,    12. 
— ,  Thomas  son  of  Stephen  de,  5,  12. 
Herbaldoun.     See  Harbledown. 
Herberger,  John,  of  Orsett,  260. 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  John,  260. 
Herbourne.     See  Harbourne. 
Herd  (Heerde,  Herde,  Hierde,  Hyrde), 

Agnes  wife  of  John  le,   141. 
— ,  Alan  le,  148. 

— ,  Cecily  wife  of  Walter  le,  87. 
— ,  Cecily  wife  of  William  le,  137. 
— .  Clemencia    sister    of    Richard,    of 

Waltham  Holy  Cross.    See  Vach,  C. 
— ,  Constance   late   wife   of   Adam    le, 

23. 

— ,  Cristina  wife  of  Henry  le,   131. 
— ,  Edmund,  of  Braintree,   158. 
—/Edmund,  of  Theydon  Bois,  229. 
— ,  Ellen  wife  of  Hugh  le,  33. 
— ,  Geoffrey  le,  30. 
— ,  Gilbert  le  (two},  58. 
— ,  Henry  le,    131. 
— ,  Hugh  son  of  Peter  le,  of  Chelms- 

ford,  33. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Gilbert  le,  58. 


345 


I  I 

Joan   uif. 

,  Joan  vrift 
— ,  Joan  u 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  William  |. 
— ,  John  le,  61. 
— ,  John  le 

— ,  John  I.  |4I 

— ,  John,  of  Gre 
— ,  John,  ot 

— ,  John  le.  of  Kivenhall 
— ,  John,  «.f   \Vith:m, 

258. 
— ,   John  son  of  William  le,  of  I'leshrx 

151. 

— ,  Juliana  wife  of   Kdmun.i. 
— ,  Maud  \\ife  ni    John  le,  95. 
— ,  Richard  le, 
— ,   Richard,  of  Mash' 
— ,  Robert  lc,  ot 
— ,  Sarah  wife 
— ,  Simon  le,  of   Railing1 
— ,  Walter,    110. 
— ,  Walter,  of  Muiulon.    14<J. 
— ,  Walter  le,  of  Whin-   NotK ••> 
— ,  William  le,  of  South   V 
— ,   William    son    of   William    le 
Herdes,   Robert,    154. 
Hereford,  bishop  of.     See  Courtenav, 

W.;    Trefnant.    I 
Hereford,     Essex     and     Northampton, 

Countess  of.     See   Bohun,  Joan  dc. 
Hereford,     Margery    \\ifc-    r>' 

185. 

— ,  William,    185. 
Hereward    (Heruanl)     |"hr.        r    I.ittlr 

Baddow,  62,   115, 
— ,  John,    of    Sible     Hnlin 

256. 

— ,  John   son   of   Michael.    115 
— ,   Katharine 
— ,   Margaret   ml 
— ,   Michael     son     of     John 

Baddow,  95. 
— ,   Sabina    \\ife   of   John 
— ,   Thomas    son    of    Muh.iel 

.    William,    62. 
-     ,   William   s,,n 
Here  wart  K  lest  n) 
Hereuuhe.     Hen 
Herx-ast,    R> 

Heriettesham.       St  >  .im. 

Herksted      (Henu-ste.i.      Herstcde)     fin 

Steeple    Humpste.ui  ].  OUU 

Herlaston.      ^ 

190. 

— ,  Roger,    P»»i. 
Herhnve 
Herlau 


346 


INDEX. 


Herliston,  Joan  wife  of  John  de,  52. 
— ,  John  de,  of  Faulkbourn,  52. 
Hermesthorp,  John,  clerk,  229. 
Herne.     See  Heron  Hall. 
Herneman,   Isabel  wife  of  Simon,  92. 
— ,  Simon,  of  Mucking,  92. 
Hernested.     See  Herksted. 
Hernestede,  Agnes  wife  of  Walter  de, 

12. 

— ,  Walter  de,   12. 
Hernyngflet.     See  Herringfleet. 
Heron  Hall  (Herne),  in  East  Horndon, 

manor,  180. 
Heron    (Heroun,    Heyroun),    Elizabeth 

wife  of  William,  225. 
— ,  John,  15,  46,  49;  attorney,  6,  28,  51. 
— ,  William,  knight,  225. 
Herringfleet  (Hernyngflet)  [co. 

Suffolk],  John  Loudham  ofv  206. 
Hershamhall.      See  Horseham  Hall. 
Herstede.     See  Herksted. 
Herstmonceux  (Hurst  Mounceaux),  co. 

Sussex,  manor  and  advowson,  45. 
Hert,  John,   194. 

— ,  John,  archpriest  of  Ulcombe,  151. 
— ,  John  le,  of  Sampford,  25. 
Hertelegh.     See  Hartley. 
Hertesho,  Herteshoo.     See  Hassobury. 
Hertford,  John  le  Whyte  of,  76. 
Hertfordynggebery,    Simon    de,    rector 

of  Digswell,  14,  136. 
Herthewyk.     See  Hardwick. 
Hertilpole,  Richard,  272. 
Hertnepol,  Edmund  de,  clerk,   123. 
Hertwelle.     See  Hartwell. 
Hervy  (Hervi),  Alice  wife  of  William, 
41. 

Emma   wife   of   William,   208. 

Geoffrey,  264. 

loan  wife  of  Simon,  62. 

John,   148,  203,  211,  224. 

John,   chaplain.   229. 

John,   of  Wimbish.   51. 

Margaret  wife  of  Ralph,  2. 

Ralph,  2. 

Ralph,    199. 

Simon,  chaplain,    13. 

Simon,  of  Theydon  (iarnon,  62. 

William,  of  Timworth,  41. 

William,    of    Wrestlingworth,    208. 
1 1«  i  ward.     See  Hereward. 
Herwardttok.     See  Stock. 
1 l<  rvi-re,  (iilbert,  206. 
ng,  Edmund,   199. 

Mabel  wife  of  Walter,   106. 

Margery  wife  of  Walter,  32. 

Thomas,  249. 

Thomas,  clerk,    185. 

Writer.  106. 

Walter,  249. 


Heryng,   Walter,   knight,   32. 
Hessete,  Robert,  189. 
Hethcot,  Robert,  238. 
Hethe,  la.     See  Hythe. 
Hethyngham.     See  Hedingham. 
Heved    (Henyd),    Joan    wife    of    John, 

146,   149. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  Richard,  211,  213. 
— ,  John,   of  Orsett,  68. 
— ,  John,    of    South    Ockendon,     146, 

149. 

— ,  Richard,  of  Tillingham,  211,  213. 
— ,  Sabina  wife  of  John,  68. 
Heveningham        (Hevenyngham),      co. 

Suffolk,  manor,   127. 
Hevenyngham,    Elizabeth    daughter   of 

Philip  de,   127. 

,  Joan  wife  of  John  de,    127. 
— ,  John  de,  knight,  70,   127. 
— ,  Simon,  260,  264. 
— ,  Thomas,  233. 
Heverynglond.     See  Haveringland. 
Hevynton,  co.  Kent,  225. 
Heyangre.      See   Ongar,   High. 
Heybridge  (Hebregge),  95,  97. 
Heycroft,    William,    of    Shirborn,    163. 
Heyden  (Heydon),  John,  175,  195,  205; 

attorney.   191,  194. 
Heydon    (Heydene)    [co.     Cambridge, 

formerly  Essex],  9,  13,  20,  125,  127, 

163,   171,  207,  271;  manor  and  ad- 

vowson,  34,  171. 
— ,  rector    of.      See    Potton,    W7.    de; 

Rydere,  J. 
— ,  see  also  Atte  More,  J.;   Manewod. 

W.;  Parys,  N. 
Heydon,  co.  Norfolk,  225. 
Heye,  William  in  the,  58. 
Heyestre.     See  Easter,  High. 
Heygate,  Ralph,  of  Danbury,  227,  256. 
— ,  Simon,   of   Sandon,    133,    144   bisr 

145,   154. 

Heygnes.     See  Hevnes. 
Heyhaungre.     See  Ongar,  High. 
Heyle.    Richard,   of   Chelsea,    103. 
Heylesdon,  John  de,    191. 
Heylot,   John,   of   Barkincr.   216. 
Heyne,  Henry  son  of  William,  77. 
— ,  Joan  late  wife  of  William,  77. 
— ,  Richard  son  of  William,  77. 
Heynes  (Heygnes),   John,    137. 
— ,  Richard,  192,  201. 
Heyr,    John,    of    Ramsev    Island,    156,. 

179. 

— ,  Lucy  wife  of  John,   156,   179. 
Heyroun.     See  Heron. 
Heytesbury     (Hecterbury),    co.     Wilts. 

manor,    101. 
Heyward,    Agiu-s    \\itV   of    Nicholas   It-. 

69. 


INDEX. 


347 


Heyward,   John,   265. 

/John  le,  73. 

,    John   son   of  Thomas   K-,   of   Kn!>v 

li-   Soken,   69. 

— ,  Juliana  wife  of  John  le.  73. 
— ,   Lucy  wife  of  Thomas  le,   103. 

,    Nicholas  le,   69. 

-  ,  Thomas  le,  of  Great  Burstead,  103. 
Hire-he     (Hycche),     Margaret     wife     of 

Thomas,   144,  193. 

,   Thomas,  of  Bumpsteacl     144     193 
Hid,    Little.     See  Hyde. 
Hidman,  Alice  wife  of  John,  260. 
— ,  John,  of  Southminster,  260. 
Hieghestryn.     See  Easter,   High. 
Hiendley  (Hendelee),  co.  York,   186. 
Hierde.      See   Herd. 
Hicham    (Heeham)   [in  Walthamstowl, 

76,    143. 

Higyn,  John,  of  London,    179. 
Hilberworth,    Ellen    wife    of    John    de 

36. 

— ,  John  de,  36. 
Hildcrnar,  Hush.    118. 
Hill     Hall     (Hyllehalle)     [in     Thevdon 

Mount],  manor,   267. 
Hille  (Hylle),  Emma  wife  of  William, 

254. 

— -,  Thomas  de,   1 1. 
— ,  William,   of   Lambourne,   254. 
Hilton,  Alexander  de,  37  bis. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  William,   270 
— ,  WTilliam,  270. 
Hinton   Waldrist   (Henton),   co.    Berks, 

manor,  84. 
Hinxworth      (Hengstworth,      Hyngste- 

worth),      co.      Hertford,      48,      202; 

manor,  78. 
Hippeworthe,  Cristina  wife  of  Richard, 

139. 

— .  Richard,  of  Halstead,  139. 
Hith"-ngham  at  the  Castle.     See  Hed- 

ingham,  Castle. 
Hithyngham   Sibille.     See  Hedingham, 

Sible. 

Hoathly    (Hothlegh),    co.    Sussex.    225. 
Hobkyn.   John,    176. 
Hobretrge,  Joan  wife  of  John  de,  4. 
— .  John   de.  4. 

Hobrugg,  Hobrygge.     See  Howbridee. 
Hobury.      See   Howbury. 
Hockley    (Hockele.    Hokele,    Hokkele, 

Hokle),  9  bis,  15-7,  19.  27.  72,  85.  (M, 

122  bis.  130,   147.   178,   180,  218. 
— ,  sec  also  Anderkvn,  J.;  Atte  Fenne, 

H.;   Berners,   T-   Bret,  W.;  Fannyim, 

T.;  Michel,  J.;   Pach.   R.;   Snarry,  J. 
Hoddesdon   (Hodesdon),   co.   Hertford, 

manor,  32. 
— ,  John  Aleyn  of,  54. 


Hoddesford,      Wjlli.u  lihull, 

rector  of  Abb. 
HodyriR,  Alice  1 .  (er  J- 

14. 

I.   Janu-s, 

,    Joan    v 

I  logham.      St  t     I  I 
Hoghton,    i,  A.inh. 

Hoghton. 

Hoke,  Join 

— ,    Margery    uife   of   Jolr 

Hokeham,  269. 

Hokele.     See  IWki, 

Hokele    (Hokkele),    Klizabcth    u 

John,  218. 
— ,  John,  192. 
— ,  John,  218. 
— ,   Mary    wife   of    John. 
— ,  Robert,  of  Cla\( 
— ,   Rose  \\ife  of   R..! 
— ,  Thomas,    clerk,    231. 
Hokenhale,    Philippa    \\ife    .>f    H 

de,  61. 

— ,    Richard    de.    M. 
Hoket,  Robert. 
Hoketon,  William,  of  C'a\<; 
Hokkele.      See    H.u-kU->  :    H.,1 
Hokkeley,  Kli/.abeth   u 
— ,  John,    I 
Hokle.     See  Hocklex 
Holand.     .SY«    Holhind. 
Holbech     (Hollx 

Richard,  244. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  Wilh.u- 
— ,  Richard,   244 
— ,  William  de,  *  i  draper  of 

London,    118. 
Holbourne,   Stephen   ilt 
Holde,  Richard  I, 
Holdene.    loan   nrii  n  ilc.  40. 

,    John   de.  40. 
HoKk'ate  (lloli-i:»!ei     .    .     >  llop 

Burnell  of.  268. 
Ho!ewelle.    John 
Holfrith  (Holfrvth).    | 

185. 

— ,  John,   is.v 
— ,   Maud    0 

.    Richar.: 
Hol.-ote.   'Ilioi, 
Holkh;.m.   John 
— ,    Katharine    v 
Holland    (H«.l..nJ     H  Great. 

3»>:  manor  21.  56,  268;  advows. 

r        Bl.lUMt 

J.  le. 

— ,  rec  •; 

Holland  (H..|,.!uh.  Little. 


348 


INDEX. 


Holland,  Little,  Nicholas  son  of  John 

Tal worth  of,  251. 
Holm,  Simon  son  of  Peter  de,  of  Great 

Chesterford,  51. 
Holte,     John,     of     London,     tapicer, 

171. 

— ,   Sabina  wife  of  John,    171. 
Holton  (Holtone),  Basilia  wife  of  Peter 

de,    104. 

— ,  John  de,  70. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John  de,  70. 
— ,  Peter  de    104. 
Holwell,  co.  Leicester,  221. 
Holwelle,  Richard,  of  Lawling,  249. 
Homan,  Cristina  wife  of  John,  171. 
— ,  John,  171. 
Homington    (Honyngton),    co.    Wilts, 

126. 

Honedene.     See  Hundon. 
Honesdon.     See  Hunsdon. 
Hoo,  co.   Kent,  manor,   242. 
Hoo,  Hawisia  late  wife  of  Robert  de, 

knight,  32. 
—    Nicholas  de,  191. 
Hood,   John,  of  West  Thurrock,    184. 
— ,  Juliana  wife  of  Richard,   156. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  John,   184. 
— ,  Richard,  of  Finchingfield,   156. 
HoofT.   James,  265. 
Hook  (Houke),  co.  York,  266;  manor, 

266. 
Hook,  Margery  wife  of  Thomas,  133, 

154-5. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  Havering  atte  Bower, 

carpenter,  133,  154-5. 
Hoppere,  John,  229. 
— ,  John  le,  of  Chadwell.   8. 
— ,  Sibil  wife  of  John  le.   8. 
Hopton,    co.    Suffolk    [near    Ixworth], 

manor,  146,  255. 
Horald,   John,    133. 
Horde,  William,  chaplain,  273. 
Hore,  Edmund,   223. 
— .  John,    127. 
— ,  John   le,  rector  of  Mashbury,  27; 

rector  of  Great  Holland,  74. 
— ,  William.  199. 

Horel,  John,  of  Saffron  Walden,   137. 
Horewodc    co.   Stafford,  manor,  56. 
Horewode,  Juliana  wife  of  Robert,  166. 
— ,  Robert,  of  London.    166. 
Horewych.  Thomas,  241. 
Horharn   fin   Thaxted],  manor,   229. 
Horham  [co.  Suffolk],  rector  of.     See 

Hamond,  A. 

Horkeslt^h.   Thomas  de,   55. 
Horkeslrv,  William  Bower  of,  221. 
Horkesley    (Horkeslegh,    Horkesleye), 

Great.    19.  23.  26,   131.   134-5,   145, 

147.  157,  231  his,  244,  260. 


Horkesley    (Horkeslegh,    Horkesleye), 

Great,  rector  of.   See  Salcote,  W.  de. 
— ,  see  also  Atte  Hege:.  J.;  Atte  \Vode, 

T.;      Baldewyne,     J.;      Burlere,     J.; 

Chamberlayn,  R.;  Petyt,  J. 
Horkesley     (Horkeslegh,     Horkesleye, 

Horkeslyghe),  Little,  12,  19,  23,  59, 

81,    116,    135,    145,    231    bis,    244; 

manor,    124. 
Hormead    (Hormad,    Hormed),    Great, 

co.  Hertford,   170,  202,  228;  manor, 

40,  64. 
Hormead    (Hormad,    Hormed),    Little, 

co.  Hertford,   170,  202,  228. 
Hormede,   Simon   de,   rector   of   Mag- 
dalen Laver,  33,  75. 
Horn    (Home),    Agnes    wife    of    John, 

153. 

— ,  Alice  wife  of  John,    144. 
— ,  Henry,   of   Stapleford   Abbots,    86. 
— ,  Isabel  wife  of  John,  223. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Henry,  86. 
— ,  John,   of  Danbury,   tiler,    153. 
— .  John,   of   Kingston,   223. 
— ,   John  son  of  Nicholas,  144. 
— ,  Peter,   221. 
— ,  Robert,  221. 
— ,  Thomas,  chaplain,   17. 
Horndon  (Thorndon),    100. 
Horndon,  East  (Esthordone,  Estthorn- 

don,  Est  Thorndon),  37,  41,  67  bis, 

178,  232;  advowson,   120. 
— ,  Heron  Hall  in,  q.v. 
Horndon   on   the   Hill   (Hornyngdon), 

2.  31,  59,  75-6,  78,  92,  130,  153    178, 

190,  204,  214  bis,  236-7,  258.  271; 

manor,  51. 

— ,  fair  and  market,  51. 
— ,  free  chapel,  advowson  of,  271. 
— ,  vicar  of.     See  Anste,  R.  de. 
— ,  see  also  Chapman,  R.;  Gerold.  W.; 

Hamond,  J.;  Malegraffe,  R.;  Salman, 

J.;    Sherman,    J.;    Spenser,    W.    le; 

Spilcok,  J.;  Whitthorn,  J. 
Horndon,   West  Westhorndon,  \Vest- 

thorndon),     178,     189,    232,    267-8; 

manor,    136,  250,   253,   257;   ;ulvow- 

son,  136,  250,  257. 
— .  see   also    FitzWilliam     R.;    Roper, 

T.  le. 

Home.     See  Horn. 
Hornebv.  John  de,  chaplain,   148. 
— ,  William  de,  of  Chadwell,    118. 
Hornere,  John,   133. 
Hornsey    (Haringeye.    Haryngeye)    [co. 

Middx],  Thomas  Sewarcl  of.  55-d. 
Hornvngdon.      See    Horndon    on    tin- 

Hill. 

Hornyngesherthe,  John  de,   119. 
Horsefrirh  Humie,  Agnes  de.  23. 


i  \rn.x. 


Horseham    Hall    (Hersham,    Hersham- 

hall)     [in    Helion     Bumpstead],     36; 

manor,  4,   133,  269. 
Horseheath     (Horsethe,     Orseye),     co. 

Cambridge,  130;  manor,  98. 
Horseth,  Florence  late  wife  of  Richard 

de,  87. 

— ,  Hugh  de,  87. 
Horsham,  co.  Sussex,  manor,  261. 
Horsley,      West      (Westhorselee),      co. 

Surrey,  manor,  246. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Dene,  J. 
Horsman,   Margaret   wife  of  Thomas, 

240. 

— ,  Thomas,  of  Dartford,  240. 
Horsmonden,  co.   Kent,  225. 
Horsted,  Mary  wife  of  Richard,  236. 
— ,  Richard,   tanner,   236. 
Horsyngton,   Margaret  wife  of  Robert 

de,    105. 

— ,  Robert  de,    105. 
Horton  Kirby  (H.  next   Frenyngham), 

co.  Kent,  225. 

Hory,   Petronilla  wife  of  William,   54. 
— ,  William,   of   Colchester,   54. 
Hostiler,   Isabel  wife  of  John,   157. 
— ,  John,    157. 

Hosyer  (Hosiere),  John,  241. 
— ,  John,  of  Witham,  fishmonger,  263. 
Hothfield  (Hothfeld),  co.  Kent,  manor, 

101. 

Hothlegh.     See  Hoathly. 
Hothum,  John  de,  bishop  of  Ely,   15. 
Hotoft.     See  Huttoft. 
Hotoft,  Joan  wife  of  John*  63. 
— ,  John,   270. 

— ,  John  son  of  Roger  de,  63,  121. 
— ,  Roger  de,  121. 
Hoton.     See  Hutton. 
Houby,   Robert,   221. 
Houchoun,    Agnes    wife    of    Richard, 

176. 

— ,  Richard,  herd,  176. 
Houel,  John,  of  Finchingfield,   119. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  John,   119. 
Houeley,  Richard,  238. 
Hougate,    Margaret    wife    of   Thomas, 

222. 
— ,  Thomas,  citizen  and  fishmonger  of 

London,  222. 

Hougham  (-Hogham),- co.   Kent,  225 
Houghton  (Houton),  co.  Norfolk,  225. 
Houghton,         (Hoghton),         Florence 

(Floria)  wife  of  Stephen,    156,   173, 

194. 
— ,  Richard   de,   rector  of  Rayne,   79, 

93. 
— ,   Stephen,   of  Chesterton,    156,    173, 

194. 
Houke.     See  Hook. 


349 

Houlot    (flout-lot).    Hc-ni  >.   58. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  Rayne,   114,   \t,< 
201,  210. 

Richard,  of  Stapleford  Tawney. 

Housham   Hall  (Ouesham) 

ing],  5. 

Houton.     See  HoughtuM. 
Houton  (Hourton     H.  Huron).   Richard 

de,  chaplain,  7,  2f> 
Hoverhall,  John,  269. 
Hovingham  ham),    co.    York, 

manor,  261. 

Howard,  John,  knight,  2.V< 
Howbridge    (Hoi  <•)    [m 

Witham],    manor. 
Howbury    (Hobury)    [in    (  rayf'.nij.    CO. 

Kent,   manor,    I'M. 
Howe,  Agnes  wife  of  John,  156. 

—  Anahilla  \\ifr  of    Huh;,: 

—  John,  of  Doddinghurst,   156. 

—  John,  of  Moreton,  229. 

—  Meliora  wife  of  Laurence,  252. 

—  Laurence,  252. 

—  Peter  de,  vicar  «>t  Shopl.m 

—  Richard,  of  Hroornfield,    1. 
Howelot.     See  Houlot 

Howese,    Joan    wife    of    Thomas,    233. 
— ,  Thomas,  233. 
Ho  wet,  John,  253. 
Howtot,  Robert,  20°. 
Hoyland,  Hoylonde,  (ireat 

land,  Great. 

Hoyt,  Simon,  of  Stifford,  260. 
Huberd,   Gilbert,  of   Finch-: 

—  John,  264. 

—  John,  of  Little  Waltham. 

—  John,  the  elder. 

—  Maud  wife  of  John,  264. 

—  Sarah  wife  of  John, 
Huchoun,  John,  of  Fingrith,    163. 
Hugh  (Hughe),  Beatrice  wife  of  Roger, 

234,  253. 
— ,  Roger,  of  Y 
— ,  Tli  rhamp 

Walter,   53. 

Hukkenhale,    John   dr.   clerk.    181. 
Hull     (Hullc),     John,     of     Paglesham. 

clerk,  25 
— ,  Ralph,  260. 
— ,   Richard,   of    Loin! 
Hullenew.ulr     (Hulleuewo.le).     WOKm 

de,  of  Tendring,  64.  66. 
Hulughton,   Mar.  uholas 

de,  41. 

— ,  Nicholas  de.   41. 
Humbreston,     A!  incoln, 

clerk,  269. 
Humburton    (HumUMirton).    co.    York. 

manor,  266. 


350 


INDEX. 


Humfrey    (Humfray),    Agnes    wife    of 

William,  204,  206. 
— ,  Ivetta  wife  of  John,   154. 
— ,  John,  of  Lindsell,  154. 
— ,  William,  of  Babraham,  204,  206. 
Hundburton.     See  Humburton. 
Hundegate,   William,   200. 
Hunden,   Geoffrey  de,    156,   169. 
Hundon  [in  Caistor],  co.  Lincoln,  126. 
Hundon     (Honedene,     Hundene),     co. 

Suffolk,  32. 

— ,  John  Sperlyng  of,  95. 
Hungerford,  Thomas  de,  127. 
— ,  Walter,  265. 

Hunnesdon,  Joan  wife  of  John,  105. 
— ,  John,  of  Great  Bardfield,   105. 
Hunnysworthe,  William,  221. 
Hunsdon    (Honesdon),    co.    Hertford, 

manor,  181. 

Hunspell.     See  Huntspill. 
Hunt  (Hunte),  Alice  wife  of  John,  91. 

—  Arnold,  259. 

—  Henry,  214. 

—  Hugh,  of  Great  Dunmow,  111. 

—  Joan  wife  of  Hugh,   111. 

—  Joan  wife  of  John,  256. 

—  Joan  wife  of  Thomas,  234. 

—  John,  91. 

—  John,   221. 

—  John,  of  Chelsea,  200. 

—  John,   of   Lambourne,    256. 

—  John  le,  of  Harleye,   119. 

—  Katharine  wife  of  William,  227. 

—  Margaret  wife  of  Peter  le,  45. 

—  Peter  le,  45. 

—  Philippa  wife  of  William,  147,  174, 
176. 

—  Roger,  207,  265. 

—  Roger,  chaplain,   227. 

—  Thomas,  234,  254. 

—  Thomas,  of  Linby,  269. 

—  William,   of   Colchester,    147,    174, 
176. 

— ,  William,  of  Great  Maplestead,  227. 

Hunte  atte  Merssh,  John,  249. 

Huntercumbe,  Cristina  wife  of  John 
de,  75. 

— ,  John  de,  75. 

Huntingdon,  earl  of.  See  Clynton, 
W.  de. 

Huntingfield  (Huntyngfeld),  co.  Suf- 
folk, manor  and  advowson,  170,  174. 

Hunton  (Huntyngton)  [co.  Kent], 
rector  of.  See  Ros,  N.  de. 

Huntspill     (Hunspell),    co.     Somerset, 

Huntyngdon,  Elizabeth  wife  of  Ralph, 

— ,  Ralph.    177. 

Huntyngfeld,    John  de,  knight,    108. 


Huntyngfeld,  William  de,  knight,   170, 

174. 

Huntyngton.     See  Hunton. 
Huraund,    Margery    wife    of    Richard, 

20. 

— ,  Richard,  20. 

Hurde,  Juliana  wife  of  Walter,  134. 
— ,  Walter,    134. 
Hurel,  Alice  wife  of  John,  122. 

—  Gilbert,  of  Dagenham,  90. 

—  John,  57,   122. 

—  Margaret  wife   of   Gilbert,   90. 

—  William,    209. 

—  William  son  of  Gilbert,  90. 
Hurlebat,   Maud  wife  of  Richard,   12. 
— ,  Richard,   12. 

Hurst    Mpunceaux.      See    Herstmon- 

ceux. 

Hurst,  Joan  wife  of  Richard  de,   145. 
— ,  Richard  de,   145. 
Huscarle,   co.    Middlesex,  manor,   261. 
Huse,  Isabel  wife  of  John,   138. 
— ,  John,  138. 
Huttoft       (Hotoft)        [co.       Lincoln], 

Richard   Dyen  of,  28. 
Hutton   (Hoton),  28. 
— ,  see  also  Martyn,  W.;  Saleman,  W. 
Hyangre.      See   Ongar,   High. 
Hyccfie.      See  Hicche. 
Hyde  (Little  Hid)  [in  Purleigh],  97 
Hyde,  Guy,  272. 
Hydyngham    Sibill.      See   Hedinghain, 

Sible. 

Hve,    loan   wife   of  William,   241. 
— ,  William,  241. 
Hvgun,  John,   188. 
Hylle.     See  Hille. 
Hyllehalle.     See  Hill  Hall. 
Hymmesworth.     See  Hemsworth. 
Hyne,  Henry,   131. 
— ,  John,  of  Earl's  Colne,  262. 
Hynewyk,   Peter,  clerk,  242. 
Hynkeleye  (Hynkelee),  John,  229,  251. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,  251. 
Hynlond,  John  de,  of  Bulmer,  45. 
Hynton,  Joan  wife  of  Thomas  de,  1 17-8. 
— ,  Mabel  wife  of  William  de,  99. 
— ,  Thomas,  201,  205. 
— ,  Thomas  de,  117-8. 
— ,  William  de,  of  Rayleigh,  99. 
Hyrde.     See  Herd. 
Hythe  (la  Hethe)  [in  Colchester],  rector 

of.  See  Norwyche,  J. 
Hythyngham  Sibille.     See  Hedinghain. 

Sible. 

Ickleton  (Ikelyngton)  [co.  Cambridge]. 

See  Russell,  J.;   Smyth,  J. 
Ickwell    (Yekewell)    [in    Northill],    co, 

Bedford,  261. 


INDEX. 


Ikelyngton.     See  Ickleton. 

Ilberd,   William,   clerk,   200. 

Ilford   (Illeford),    10. 

Ilford  (Illeford),  Great,   199. 

— ,  Peter  Sparham  of,  230. 

Ilford  (Ileford),  Little,  rector  of.    See 

Berley,  J. 

Ilger,   John  son  of  Maud,  35. 
— ,  Mariota  wife  of  John,  35. 
— ,  Maud  late  wife  of  Richard,  35. 
Illeford.     See  Ilford. 
Illeye.     See  Eleigh,  Brent. 
Illiston,    Margaret    wife    of    Thomas, 

203. 

— ,  Thomas,  203. 
Imworth,  Ineworth.     See  Inworth. 
Ingatestone    (Gyn<*e    Abbesse,    Yenge 

atte   Ston),  42. 

— ,  rector  of.     See  Walrnesford,  R.  de. 
— ,  see  also  Glasiere,  J.  le;  Osbarn,  W. 
Ingelby,  Henry  de,  clerk,  119. 
— ,   Katharine  wife  of  Thomas  de,  132. 
— ,  Thomas  de,    132. 
Ingelfet,    Ingelfeld.      See    Inglefeld. 
Ingepenne,    John,    265. 
Ingham,     Margery    wife     of    William, 

240. 

— ,  William,  240. 
Inglefeld    (Ingelfet,    Ingelfeld),    Philip, 

237,  259. 

— ,  Stephen,  249,  262. 
Ingold,    William,    chaplain,    136. 
Ingrave    (Gynge    Rauf,    Yyngraf),    10, 

68,    180,    235,    257;    manor   and    ad- 

vowson,  3,  46. 
— ,   Simon  Edulf  of,  68. 
Ingrith,   John,   attorney,   4. 
Inhewe,   John,   of   Fairstead,    192. 
Inneworth.     See  Inworth. 
Innocent,   John,   clerk,   232. 
Inthenaldres,    John,    of   Halstead,    192. 
— ,  Thomas,   clerk,    192. 
Intyngham,    Juliana    wife    of   William, 

221. 

— ,  William,  221. 

Inworth    (Imworth,     Ineworth.     Inne- 
worth), 29,  39,    179,    189,   199,  227. 
Ipre,   Robert  de,   attorney,    16. 
Ipswich   [co.    Suffolk].     See  Brokman, 

G.;  Leu,  J.;  Northerne,  N.  le;  Oter, 

T. 

Irby  [co.  Lincoln],  John  Malet  of,  126. 
Irlond  (Irlande),  Alice  wife  of  Henry, 

254. 

— ,  Henry,   of  Rayleigh,  253-4. 
— ,   Tohn,'  tailor,    149. 
— ,  William  de,  83. 
Irthlingborough     (Irtelyngburgh),     co. 

Northampton,    186. 
Isbrond,   John,    of   Pleshey,   91. 


Ishrond.    I.  _>53. 

—  »  M  -fe  of  Laurence.  253. 

—  ,  Nir  h«,l 

—  ,  William,  hi 

Isc-ham,     Hciirx     H.nIK     ,,{      260. 
Iscldon.      See     I 

IseMon,  A  I:  William  de.  47. 

,   Willi.in.  47 

[sclham. 
Isham,  H.-.uv   ton  oi    • 

Isle,   John   dc.    1 

Isleham     (Isclha-,  Cambridge. 

manor,  52. 
Islington     (Iselilon)     alun     Barmbury 

(Bernersburx  ),  «  ,,    Middlesex,  manor, 

246. 
Ismoungt-rt-,  John  tan  ..t  Kuhanl  Ir.  ,,» 

Shornc,    44. 

luot  (Juot),    |o;in   wife  nf   John    47. 
John,   of   Maldon,    14. 

—  Maud  wife  of  |ohn    14. 
Ive  (Jue),   Edmund,  i  Icrk.    137. 

John  wife  of  John.  206. 

John,  206. 

John,  c-lc-rk.  217. 

John,    of    Little    Thin-rock 

Robert,    clerk,    137. 

William,    172. 
Iver  (Euere),  co.    Hiu  kin^ham,  manor, 

64. 

Ivyngo,     Robert,     nti/en     of     I 
207. 

Jacob,   Avelma    \\itc   of   John    62. 

—  John,   270. 

John,  of  Shenfield,  30. 
John,  of  Shenfield.  the 
John   son   of   William,   of    M: 
ton,   62. 

Mane)   wife  of  William.    107. 
William. 

William,    of    Hri^htliiiK»e«,    107. 
Jacques  Hall  I.M.IMM..M)  [in  Bru 

91-2. 

Jakelav.    Thomas.   65. 
lamville.    Thon 
Jardyn,    William,    citizen    and    si 

of"  London. 
Jekkc.   CVri! 

,    John,   of  T:ikele\ 
Icon-  '4. 

fermOUth,    lememuth 
lerounel.    loan    K  '.   27. 

.  Richard 
fervayt,  William. 

of  Robert. 

105. 
.    lohn.    221. 
-        lohn.    of    Mai,  Ion 


352 


INDEX. 


Joce  (jooce),  John,  the  younger,  207. 
Maud  daughter  of  Ralph,  of  Cres- 

sing,    11. 
— ,  Robert.   105. 
John,  son  of  Simon,  82. 
John  (Johan,  Jon),  Lewis,  267  bis,  268- 

9,  273. 

Joket,  John,  of  Great  Wakering,  239. 
— ,  John,  of  Maldon,  206. 
— ,  Thomas,  30. 
Jolipas    (Jolypas),    Henry,    clerk,    245, 

254,   257. 

Jolyvet,  Joan  wife  of  Robert,   108. 
— ,  Robert,    108. 
Jon.     See  John. 
Jone,  Joan  wife  of  John,  111. 
— .  John,  111. 
Jonyssone,   Robert,   221. 
Jooce.     See  Joce. 

jorce,  Margaret  wife  of  Simon,  47. 
— ,  Simon,  47. 
Jorge,  John,  153. 

Joseph,  John,  of  Great  Maplestead,  50. 
Joye,  Anne  wife  of  Roger,  47. 
— ;  John,  136. 
— ,  Roger,  of  Barking,  47. 
— ,  Thomas,    of  Wickham    St.    Paul's, 

135. 

Joynour  (Joynaur),  John,  270. 
— ,  John,  of  South  Hanningfield,  272. 
Judde,  Richard,  238. 
— ,  Sarah  wife  of  Richard,  238. 
Judekyn,   Walter,   chaplain,    120. 
Tue.     See  Ive. 
Juel  Quell),  Cecily  wife  of  Robert    123, 

166. 

— ,  John,  citizen  of  London,  241. 
— ,  Robert,   of   North   Shoebury,    123, 

166. 

June,  Alice  wife  of  Richard  le,  122. 
— ,  Richard  le,  of  West  Mersea,  122. 
Juot.     See  luot. 
Jurdan  (Jurdori),  Elizabeth  daughter  of 

William,    162. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  John,    188. 
— ,  John,   58. 
— ,   John,   of   Terling,    162,    175,    188. 

,  William,  of  Little  Waltham,  69. 

K:unpe,  Joan  wife  of  John,   52. 
— ,  John,  52. 

Kitncfeld,  Little.     See  Canfield,  Little. 
Kanefeud.     See  Canfield. 
Kancwedon.     See  Canewdon. 
Kantoys,  John,  of  London,   pewterer, 

201. 

Karkedon.     See  Carton. 
K.I  i'-    Kleanor  wife  of  Robert,  222. 

K..brrt,  222. 
Katerham.     See  Caterham. 


Katerinton,   John,   237. 

— ,  Petronilla  wife  of  John,  237. 

Kayngham.     See  Keyingham. 

Kays  (Cays),  Henry,  clerk,  247. 

— ,  John,  228. 

— ,  Thomas,  224-5,  242,  246,  253,  255; 
attorney,  223,  227-231,  234,  236, 
238,  2^  bis,  241-2,  245  bis,  250. 

Kearsney  (Kersouere),  co.  Kent  [in 
River],  225. 

Kechynhall.     See  Kitchen  Hall. 

Kedington  (Kediton,  Kedyngton, 
Kedyton),  co.  Suffolk,  27,  32,  87, 
251,  269;  manor  and  advowson,  240. 

— ,  see  also  Buk,  A.;  Felice,  J. 

Kedyton,  John,  231. 

— ,  Robert  de,  156,  194,  196. 

Kegworth,  Alice  wife  of  Simon  de,  84. 
93. 

— ,  Simon  de,  84,  93. 

Keisby  (Keseby)  [co.  Lincoln],   126. 

Kele,  William,  attorney,   153. 

Keleshull.     See  Kelshall. 

Keleshull  (Kelshull),  Eleanor  wife  of 
Richard  de,  80. 

— ,  Elizabeth  wife  of  John  de,   171. 

— ,  John,  of  Sibsey,    171. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  Richard  de,  9, 
34. 

— ,  Richard  de,  knight,  9,  34,  80. 

— ,  Richard  son  of  Richard  de,  9,  34, 
80. 

Kelet,  John,  265. 

— ,  Thomas,  262. 

— ,  William,  of  Stepney,  206. 

Kelke,  William,  of  Barnetby  le  Wold, 
240. 

Kellevedene,  William  de,  chaplain    28. 

Kelshall  (Keleshull)  [co.  Hertford], 
Alice  daughter  of  Avyce  Giles  of,  8. 

Kelshull.     See  Keleshull. 

Kelvedon  (Kellevedon),  29,  45-6,  50, 
77,  104,  115,  125,  166,  168,  180, 
182,  229,  262;  manor,  85. 

— ,  see  also  Atte  Hell,  W.;  Baker,  J.; 
Clerk,  J.  and  W.;  Gale,  W.;  Grey, 
J.;  Man,  W. 

Kelvedon  Hatch  (Kelewedon,  Little 
Kelwedon),  16,  42,  112,  117,  133, 
155,  157,  212,  226;  manor  and  ad- 
vowson, 28. 

— ,  John  Convers  of,  16. 

Kelyng,   Henry,   269. 

Kemele,  Agnes  wife  of  Robert,  23. 

— .  Robert,  of  Great  Bures,  23. 

Kemese,  John,  of  Newenton,  216. 

Kemeys  (Kemmeys)  [co.  Monmouth], 
advowson,  34. 

Kemp  (Kempe),  Agnes  wife  of  Nicho- 
las, 257. 


INDEX. 


353 


Kemp  (Kempe),  Alice  wife  of  Thomas 

234. 

— ,  John,  attorney,  66,  75,  91,  93,  96 
100,  102,  105,  114,  118,  125,  134  bis 
135  bis,  147,  148  hi*. 

— ,  John,  of  Finchingtield,  153,  158 
196,  199. 

— ,  John  son  of  Nicholas,   176. 

— ,   Katharine  wife  of  John,   196,   199. 

— ,  Margery  wife  of   Nicholas,    13. 

— ,  Nicholas,   13. 

— ,  Nicholas,   257. 

— ,  Thomas,  of  London,  234. 

— ,  Walter,  vicar  of  Ugley    70. 

Kendale,  John,  269. 

— ,  Margery  wife  of  Stephen,  214. 

— ,   Stephen,  of  Chadwell,  214. 

Kene,  Nicholas,  270. 

Kenewarton,  See  Kynewarton. 

Kenolmarssh    (Kenolmerssh,   Kynwol- 
mersshe),  William,  clerk,  267  bis,  269. 

Kensington  (Kensyngton),  co.  Middle- 
sex, manor,  15,  40,  64. 

Kensyngton,  manor,  262. 

Kent,   Agnes  wife  of  William,   257. 

— ,   Isabel  wife  of  William  de,  11. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  John,   182,   197. 

— ,   Joan  wife  of  Thomas  de,  7. 

— ,  John,   of  Thaxted,    157,   242,  257. 

— ,  John,  of  West  Ham,  172,  182,  197. 

— ,  John,   of  West  Hanningfield,   272. 

— ,  Juliana  wife  of  John,   157. 

— ,  Maud  wife  of  Richard,  210. 

— ,  Richard,  of  Shoebury,  210. 

— ,  Thomas  de,  of  London,  skinner, 
202,  206. 

— ,  Thomas    de,    of    Shenfield,    7. 

— ,  William,    citizen    of   London,    257. 

— ,  William  de,  of  Stokke,  84. 

— ,  William  de,  of  Thorpe  le  Soken, 
11. 

Kentish,  Isabel  wife  of  William,  109. 

— ,  Thomas,   of  Great  Yeldham,   152. 

— ,  Walter,    109. 

— ,  William,    109. 

Kentish  Town  (Kentissheton),  co. 
Middlesex,  52. 

Kerdeston,  Isabel  daughter  of  William 
de,  knight,  195. 

Kerdiston  (Kerdeston),  co.  Norfolk, 
225. 

Kerdyngton.     See  Cardington. 

Kere,'  loan  wife  of  Walter,   168,  236. 

— ,  lohn,    172,  212. 
-,  Ralph,    19. 

— ,  Robert,    170. 

— ,  Walter,  of  Little  Canfielcl,  16S. 
236. 

Kereseye,  Adam  de.  chaplain,   14. 

Kerlethorpe,  John   de,  attorne\ 


Kerseii.  195 

,    W.,h,-, 

Kersouere.     Stf  Rear 
H-re,       Br:,t 

Huh 

Kersyng,   Kersyn  Creating. 

Kertlyng,     .sv,    K.ni 
Kertlyngton.     See  Kirtlin. 
Kertlynyton,    Kli/afu-il  Ralph 

— ,  Ralph   ili-.   80. 

Kervyle,    Nicholas,    112. 

Keseby.     See  K« 

Keselyngbery,    Alice    wife    of   Richard 

de,  98. 

— ,  Richard  de,  citi/cn  of  Lomion,  98. 
Kestevene,  Kinma  wife  of  J..hn.  235-6. 
— ,  John,  citi/en  of  Ixmdon,  2^ 
Keteru-h,  Adam.   1  14. 
— ,  Agnes    wife    of    Roger,    130,    168. 

188. 
— ,  Roger,     114,     119,     130,     137 

168,   188,   198,  210. 
— ,   Roger,    of    Shalford,    117. 
Ketyll,   Philippa   \\ite  of   Ku  h.,rd,   190. 
— ,  Richard,  of  Southininstrr.  190. 
Keu  (Ku),  Alii i-  wife  of  William  le,  31. 
— ,  Benedicts   daughter  of  William  le. 

31. 
— ,   Edmund  son  of  Joan  late  v 

John    le,    of    Bradwell    juxta    Mare. 

120-1. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  Edmund  le,  1J 
— ,   Joan     late     wife     ot      |<-hn 

Bradwell    juxta    Mare,    120-1. 
— ,  Margery    wife    of    William 

Willingale,  7. 
— ,  Margery    daughter    of    William    le. 

of  Wormingford,   3  I 
— .  Robert     son  ey     le,     of 

Hempsteail.    In. 
— ,   Roesia    le.    16. 

,    William    le.    of    WU1 

,   William     son     of     9 

Wormingford,    31. 
Keyingham 

143. 

Keylmerssh,  Jo! 
Kidderminster      <  I 

Worcester,   2\. 

Kilham,    Willr.u  41. 

Killinuholme        ( Kyllx  m:h.ilme).        CO. 

Liiu-oln. 

K>1: 

oryan],    manor.     l.*J.    261. 
Kilwirh,    John, 
— ,  John  son  of  Margaret 

Kimholton   (Kxir1 

d<i!il.    John    Porter    of, 


354 


INDEX. 


Kimpton     (Kympton),     co.     Hertford, 

225. 
King     (Kyng),      Alice      daughter     of 

Geoffrey,  268. 

—  Alice  wife  of  John,    163. 

—  Geoffrey,  268. 

—  John,    138. 

—  John,  163. 

—  John,  221. 

—  John,   of   Burnham,   226. 

—  John  son  of  Geoffrey,  268. 

—  John   brother   of   John,   268. 

—  Sibil  wife  of  Geoffrey,  268. 

—  Thomas  son  of  Geoffrey,  268. 

—  Walter,    155. 

—  William,  draper,   145,   148. 

—  William,     citizen     and    draper     of 
London,  178,  192. 

— ,  William,  of  Great  Dunmow,  215. 
King's  Barn  (Kyngesbernes)  [in  Upper 

Beeding],   co.    Sussex,  manor,   261. 
Kingsland  (Kyngeslane),  co.  Hereford, 

manor,   264. 
Kingston  (Kyngeston),  near  Lewes,  co. 

Sussex,  225. 
Kingston     on     Thames     (Kyngeston, 

Kyngiston)?   [co.  Surrey].     See  Col- 

chestre,  J.;  Home,  J. 
Kingthorpe  (Kynthorp)  [in  Apley],  co. 

Lincoln,  186. 
Kirby     Bellars     (Kirkeby     Beler),     co. 

Leicester,  manor,  221. 
— ,  Alexander,  prior  of,  221. 
— ,  Walter  Smyth  of,  221. 
Kirby   le   Soken  (Kirkeby,    Kyrkeby), 

26,  68. 

— ,  vicar  of.     See  Whatebred,  R. 
— ,  see   also   Atte   Thorne,   W.;    Hey- 

ward,  T.  le. 
Kirkeby  (Kyrkeby),  Alan  de,  chaplain, 

193. 
— ,  John    236,  249. 

John  de,  147. 
— ,  John,   of  Cheveley,  217;  attorney, 

219. 

— ,  Nigel,  of  Chaureth,    195. 
— ,  William  de,  chaplain,  208. 
Kirketon.     See  Kirton. 
Kirketon    (Kyrketon),    Joan    wife    of 

Roger  de,   179. 

,   John,    master    of    the    college    of 

Pleshey,  220. 

— ,  John,  of  Tendring,  23,  63,  68. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,  63. 
— .  Roger  de,   179. 
Kirsing,  Kirsyng.     See  dressing. 
Kirtling    (Kertlyng),    co.     Cambridge, 

nor,  74. 
Kirtlington  (Kertlyngton),  co.   Oxford, 

manor,  84. 


Kirton    (Kyrketon),   co.    Lincoln,   Wil- 
liam de  Alta  Ripa  of,  28. 
Kirton  (Kirketon  [co.  Suffolk?],  John 

Bate  of,   170. 
Kitchen    Hall    (Kechynhall)    [in    Har- 

low],  manor,    196. 
Knappeton,   Sibil  wife  of  William  de, 

45. 

— ,  William  de,  45. 
Knapton,  co.  York  (E.R.),  manor,  266. 
Knave,  Agnes  wife  of  Richard,   118. 
— ,  Richard,    118. 

Knebworth   (Knebbeworth),   co.   Hert- 
ford,   231. 

— ,  Richard   Forster  of,  251. 
Knechebole     (Knechchebole),     Robert, 

119,   162. 
Kneesall   (Kneshale),   co.    Nottingham, 

manor,  84. 
Knesworth,    Thomas    de,    clerk,     114, 

150-1. 
Knighton     (Knyghton)     [co.     Radnor], 

lordship,  264. 
Knoclas.     See  Knucklas. 
Knokill,  John,  of  Rochford,  250. 
Knolles,    Joan   wife   of   Thomas,    214, 

222. 
— ,  Thomas,     citizen     and     grocer    of 

London,  214,  222,  262. 
Knouslee    (Knoslee),    Richard,    citizen 

of  London,    131,    196. 
Knucklas      (Knoclas)      [co.      Radnor], 

castle  and  lordship,    177,  264. 
Knyf,  John,  265. 
Knyghtbrigge,      Agnes      daughter      of 

Nicholas  de,  16. 

— ,  Edith  wife  of  Nicholas  de,    16. 
— ,  John,   253. 
— ,  Nicholas   de,    16. 
Knyghton.     See  Knighton. 
Knyghtley,  Richard,   255. 
Knyvet,  Gilbert,  of  Finchingfield,  188. 
— ,  John,    167. 
— ,   John,   knight,    158. 
— ,  Robert,  234-5. 
Knyveton,    Agnes   wife    of    Ralph    de, 

140. 

— ,  Ralph  de,  of  Aveley,    140. 
Koc.     See  Cock;  Cok. 
Kokenhach,  Agnes  wife  of  Ralph,  14C). 
— ,  Ralph,   149. 
Koo,  Gilbert,  144. 
— ,   Katharine  wife  of  Gilbert,    144. 
Krykesheth.     See  Creeksea. 
Ku.     See  Keu. 

Kydermynstre.     See   Kidderminster. 
Kylet  (Kylett),  Alice  wife  of  William. 

206.  237,  250. 

— ,  William,    195,  206,  237,  250.    !53l 
Kylle,  Agnes  wife  of  John,   147. 


INDEX.  355 


Kylle,  John,   147. 

Kyllyngholme.     See  Killingholme. 

Kylney,   Kylveye.     See   Kilvey. 

Kymbalton.     See   Kimbolton. 

Kympton.     See  Kimpton. 

Kyn,   William,   8. 

Kynelyngworth,   William   de,  24. 

Kynewarton  (Kenewarton),  Agnes  wife 
of  Nicholas  de,  68. 

— ,  Nicholas  de,  65,  68. 

Kyng.     See   King. 

Kyngesbernes.     See   King's   Barn. 

Kyngesdon,  Alice  wife  of  William  de 
55,  85. 

— ,  Isabel  wife  of  John  de,   123. 

— ,  John  de,  123. 

— ,  William  de,  of  White  Roding,  55, 
85. 

Kyngeslane.     See  Kingsland. 

Kyngeston.      See   Kingston. 

Kyngeston,  Katharine  wife  of  Thomas. 
222,  231. 

— ,  Thomas,  citizen  and  tailor  of  Lon- 
don, 222,  231. 

— ,  William  de,   65. 

Kyngiston.     See  Kingston. 

Kynot,  John,  of  Havering  atte  Bower, 
250. 

— ,  John,   of  Little   Stambridge,    191. 

— ,  Lettice  wife  of  John,  191. 

— ,  Margery  wife  of  John,  250. 

Kynthorp.     See  Kingthorpe. 

"Kynwolmersshe.     See  Kenolmarssh. 

Kyrketon.     See  Kirketon;  Kirton. 

Kyrkeby.     See  Kirby;  Kirkeby. 

Lacer,  Juliana  wife  of  Richard,   76. 

— ,  Richard,    76. 

— ,  Thomas  son  of  Richard,  76. 

Lacford,  Hervey,    199. 

Lacheleys.      See   Latchley's. 

Lachendon,     Lachindon,     Lachyndon. 

See  Latchingdon. 
Lacy,  Eleanor  wife  of  Henry  de,   106, 

150. 
—    Henry  de,    106. 

James  son  of  Robert  de,  4,    133. 

John  son  of  Henry  de,  86. 

Margaret  sister  of  Maud  de,  4. 

Maud  late  wife  of  Robert  de,  4. 

Maud   sister  of   Thomas   de,   4. 

Peter  de,  clerk,   156. 

Thomas  de,   knight,   86. 

Thomas  son  of  Robert  de,  4. 
Ladbrook   Park   (Lodbrokes),    in   Tan- 
worth,  co.  Warwick,  manor,  233. 
Ladyhalle.     See  Upper  Hall. 
Lagenho.     See  Langenhoe. 
La  Hid,  97. 


Lamdon     (I  24  61,, 

51,    6 
— ,  see    also     (iobioun,     J.    an 

U"  de. 

Lakynghith,   I  dmund  de,  209. 
Laleford 

I.;i    I 

Lalfofetf,  I. ;illi-iord.     See  Lawford. 

Lallelorde,       Wit. 

Rivenhall 

Lallyng.      S  n%. 

Lallyni^e,      Johr 

rector  of  Cold    Norton,  89,  92,   107. 
— ,  Robert,   126. 
Lamarsh     (Lammersh),     25,      147  bis 

166,  239,  258. 

— ,  rector   of.      See   Little.   J. 
— ,  John    Perm  '58. 

Lamb    (Lambe),     Thomas. 

Little    Stiimbriduf. 
— ,  William,   184. 
Lambert      (Lamln-rd),      Edmund,      of 

Thaxted,  262. 
— ,  John,    121. 

— ,   Margaret  wife  of  John,   1  J  1 . 
— ,   Richard,    27  \. 
Lamhherd       (Lambhierd,      Lambhird). 

Isabel  wife  of  Stephen,  144. 
— ,  John  son  of  Stephen,  of  C'hi^ucll. 

190,  267. 

— ,  Stephen.  oM  144,   190. 

Lamhourn    (Lamborn).     K.i!>ert 

205. 
— ,  Robert  son  of  William  de,  of  Chig- 

nall    Smealy,    71. 

.    William    de.    49. 
Lnmbourne  (Lamborn.   Lambu:: 

54,  58,  79.  111-2,  l-'l.   12 

214,  242.  254.  .   advowson, 

182;   manor.    182,  256. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  P;  de. 

— ,  see    also     F< 

Hylle,   \V.;    Liu  as     J.   an  : 

man,   J. 
Lambourne  Hall  (Lambourneshall)  fin 

Canewdon],   manor.    182,   204. 
Lamhyn,    Edmund    son    of    Ed 

84. 

,   Katharine   wife  of  Thomas,    171. 
— ,   Margery    \\ife    of  84. 

— ,  Thomas,  of  171. 

Lammersh.      Sec   I -.111 
La  More,  manm 
Lampet.        Kli.-.,!u-ih        late       \M! 

Tho 

.  Th.  ~.233. 

,   William,  kin- 

Laiu-astre.  nenis( 

.   Hugh  de,  78. 


356 


INDEX. 


Landbeach  (Landebech)  [co.  Cain- 
bridge],  John  Chamberlayn  of,  4. 

Landegewych.      See   Llandegveth. 

Landisseye.     See  Llansoy. 

Lane,   Geoffrey  in  the,  chaplain,   253. 

— ,  John,  citizen  and  mercer  of  Lon- 
don, 250. 

— ,  Maud  daughter  of  Richard  in  the, 
of  Listen,  74. 

—  Nicholas,  227. 
Robert  in  the,  221. 

Robert  in  the,  bondman,   185. 
Thomas  son  of  Maud  daughter  of 

Richard  in  the,  74. 
Walter  in  the,   185. 
William  son  of  Maud  daughter  of 

Richard  in  the,  74. 
Langales,  William,  269. 
Langdich,  William,   110. 
Langdon  Hills  (Langedon),  37,  51,  67, 

206,  236,  263;manor,  66,    178,  206. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Hadlee,  A.  de. 
— ,  Richard   Palmer  of,    178. 
Langedich,  manor,  22. 
Langedon  (Langedone),  Alice  wife  of 

Thomas  de,  3,  7  bis,  61. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  John  de,  66. 
— ,  John  de,  66. 

— ,  John  son  of  William  de,  66. 
— ,  Thomas  de,  3,  7  bis,  61. 
Langeford.     See  Langford. 
Langeford,   Eleanor   wife   of   John   de, 

23. 

— ,  John  de,  23. 
Langele,  Margaret  de,  34. 
— ,  Richard  son  of  Margaret  de,  34. 
Langeley.     See  Langley. 
I.angenhoe  (Lagenho,  Langenho),  26, 

122,   140,   144,    151,  227;  advowson, 

46;  manor,  46,  206. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Nunthey,  A.  de. 
Langeport.     See  Langport. 
Langerich.     See   Langrich. 
Langeton.     See  Langtons. 
Langewode,   John   de,   25  bis. 
Langford    (Langeford),    3,    14,    137-8, 

230. 

Langham,    126,    158;   manor  and   ad- 
vowson,   120. 
— ,  fee    also    Cook,    W.;    Ferour,    A.; 

Fonnel,  T. 
Langham,  Henry  de,  20. 

—  Joan  wife  of  William  de,  20,  86. 
John  son  of  William  de,  87. 
John  son  of  William,  knight,  226. 
John,  vicar  of   Mountncssing,    15. 
Margaret  wife  of  William   de,  87, 

115. 

Margery  wife  of  John,  226. 
Richard   de,  20. 


Langham,  Robert  son  of  William  de,  87. 
— ,  Thomas  son  of  William  de,  87. 
— ,  William   de,   knight,   20,   86. 
— ,  William    son    of    William    de,    87, 

115. 

Langley   (Langeleye),   24. 
Langley    (Langeleye)     [in     Hampstead 

Norris],   co.    Berks.,  manor,    15. 
Langley      (Langle),      Alice      wife      of 

Richard,  211. 

— ,  John,   citizen   of   London,   240. 
— ,  John,    citizen    and   haberdasher    of 

London,  268. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,   249. 
— ,  Richard,    of    London,    ironmonger, 

211. 

— ,  Rose  wife  of  John,  268. 
— ,  Thomas  bishop  of  Durham,   259. 
Langport    (Langeport),    co.    Kent    [in 

Lydd],  manor,  248. 

Langrich   (Langerich,   Langrych),   Bar- 
tholomew de,   55,   95. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  John,   184. 
— ,  John     son     of     Bartholomew,     of 

Waltham   Holy    Cross,    184. 
— ,  Margaret    wife    of    Matthew,    192r 

217. 
— ,  Matthew,    citizen    and    fishmonger 

of  London,    192,  217. 
— ,  William,  daughter  of.     See  Fresshr 

Langsweyn,  Joan  wife  of  John    166. 

— ,  John,    166. 

Langtons  (Langeton)  [in  South  Weald], 

Simon  Broun  of,  71. 
Lardyner,  Alice  wife  of  John,   169. 
— ,  John,   of  Ashdon,    169. 
Lasceles  (Lassels),  Joan  wife  of  John 

de,  39. 
— ,  John   son  of  John  de,   of  Escrick, 

39. 

— ,  Walter,  173,  181. 
Lashley      (Lachelee)       [in       Lindsell], 

manor  and  advowson,  77. 
Latchingdon  (Lachendon,  Lachindon, 

Lachyndon),  33,  49,  58,  67,  75,  81 , 

97;  manor,  21,  56. 
Latchley's      (Lacheleyes)     manor      fin 

Steeple   Bumpstead],  241. 
Latimer  (Latymer),  Joan  wife  of  John, 

239. 

— ,  John,  239. 

— ,  Thomas  son  of  William  le,  60. 
— ,  William,  of  Danby,  knight,   177. 
Latton,  18,  222;  manor,  108,  238. 
— ,  priory,  advowson  of,    136,    140. 
Latton,   John  de,   of   Chipping  Ongar. 

6. 

Latymer.     See  Latimer. 
Latyner,   John,    118. 


INU1-.X. 


357 


Latyner,  Margaret  wife  of  John,   118. 

Laueham.     See  Lavenham. 

Laufare.     See  Laver. 

Laules,  James,  27. 

Launcely,   Robert,   269. 

Launceston,  Cecily  daughter  of  Roger 

de,  64. 

— ,   Isabel  daughter  of  Roger  de,  65. 
-  -,  Juliana  daughter  of  Roger  de,  65. 
— ,   Katharine  wife  of  Roger  de,  64. 
— ,  Roger  son  of  John  de,    15,  64. 
Launom.      See   Llangwm. 
Laurence    (Laurens),    Agnes    wife    of 

Thomas,  50. 

—  Alice  wife  of  John,   86. 

—  Alice   wife   of   William,    157,    195. 

—  Cecily   wife    of   John,    168 

—  John,   86. 

—  John,    168. 

—  John,  of  Ashdon,    162. 

—  Maud  wife  of  Saier,   125. 

—  Maud  wife  of  Sewel,    132. 

—  Saier,  124. 

—  Sewal,    of    Great    Waltham,    132. 

—  Thomas,   of  Aveley,   50. 

—  William,     of    Great     Easton,     157, 
195. 

Lausande,  Agnes  wife  of  Stephen, 
144. 

— ,  Stephen,    of    Sandon,    144  bis. 

Lausele.      See   Lawshall. 

Lavenam.     See  Lavenham. 

Lavender,  John,    179. 

Lavenham  (Laueham  rectius  Lane- 
ham),  co.  Suffolk,  Overhall  and 
Netherhall  manors  in,  15,  40. 

— ,  rector  of.     See  Lavenham,  W.  de. 

— ,  William   Person   of,  40. 

Lavenham  (Lavenam,  Lavynham), 
John,  chaplain,  169. 

— ,  William    de,   attorney,    57. 

— ,  William  de,  rector  of  Lavenham, 
113,  124. 

Laver  (Laufare).  See  Enefeld,  M.  de; 
Olyve,  J.;  Welde,  J.  de. 

Laver,  High  (Great  Lavare,  High 
Laufare,  Laufare  Regis),  5,  66,  68, 
70,  78,  83,  204,  242,  250,  270;  ad- 
vowson,  41;  manor,  65,  78. 

— ,  Richard    Marchall   of,    224. 

Laver  (Laufare),  Little,  5,  55,  109, 
127,  204,  250,  270. 

— ,.see  also  Bret,  W7.  le;  Chaloner,  P.; 
Osberne,  R.;  Wedyn,  J. 

Laver,  Magdalen  (Laufare  Marie 
Magdalene,  L.  Maudeleyne,  L.  Mad- 
deleye,  Lawfare  Maudeleyn),  3,  51, 
68,  83,  100,  151,  184,  208,  242,  250, 
270-1$  manor  and  advowson,  33, 
241. 


Laver,  Magdalen,  rt 

la    V\n«-      |        Hod 
— ,  Salamo;  38. 

Lavynham.      Set    Lavrnham. 

l..i\\r.    Kmn 
— ,  John, 

— ,  Thomas.   170. 

i-ll,  Roger,  cl« 
Law  tan-  Mau<lrlr\n.     Ste  Laver 

ilalen. 
Lawford    (I.altor.l,    Ullefofd)     II,  88, 

93,   Id1',    112;  manor  and  advowson. 

35,  37. 
— ,  see  also  I-Vrrour,  W.;   Mutr 

WhytyiiL-.    \\. 
Lawling   (Lallyngg)    fin    Latchmydon). 

81. 

— ,  Richard   Holwell. 
Lawshall  (Lausele)  [co.   Suffolk].  John 

son   of   Simon    K«>dlon<l   «>!, 
Laxfeld,   Robert  de,  58. 
Laxman,  Richard,  85,  89. 
Laxton,  co.    Northampton,  in.m 
Layer      Breton      (Leyrr      Breton.      L. 

Bretoun),  6,    173,  247. 
— ,  Richard,   rector  of,  97. 
Layer  de  la   Haye  (Leyre  del    ' 

34,   143.   Uo.  22(i.  I  r,  191. 

196. 

— ,  Henry   1  Ia\  <  143. 

Layer    Marney    (Lcyre    Marny),    109, 

173,  247. 

.    chantry,  \\anlrn   «>t.      Sic   Bourtori. 

R.  de. 

— ,  Richard    Lodi-hmr   of,    187. 
Layfeld.   Adam. 
— ,  Aliir  \\it\-  of  Adam,  229. 
Layham   (Leyham)   fi •«..    Suffolk],    \\.l- 

liam   K-   Shepl 
Lea,    I 
I.iMsiiiL'h.m: 

ham),  co.    Lincoln,  manor,    161 

Leech  69. 

— ,  Robert  de,  69. 

.    Thomas,    265. 

•>imon,   of   \Valth.unsin\\.    143. 
Lci-h.     See  Leclu-. 
Lechchf\\orth.     N<  <    1 
Leche  (Lech).   John.    124. 

.    |,,hn.     141. 

.    John,    vlrrk.    191. 
— ,    Katharine-  -'nn.    141. 

\Valti-i  iplain. 

I.tvhl.uic  (LycKetode)  icttttr, 

in. u. 

Leckhampttaul      il.i-kh.m  - 
Buckmgh 


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INDEX. 


Ledebury,  Roger  de,  clerk,  74. 

Leden.     See  Lydden. 

Ledenrothyngg.     See  Roding,  Leaden. 

Leder,  John,  262. 

Ledet,  Agnes  wife  of  Richard,  202. 

— ,  John,    164,  207. 

— ,  John,  clerk,  37. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,    164,  207. 

— ,  Richard,  of  Newport,  202. 

Lee  Chapel  (Westle,  Westlee),  41,  67, 

87,  217,  263. 

— ,  Thomas  atte  Wode  of,  217. 
Lee,     East     (Estle,     Estlee)     [in     Lee 

Chapel],  41,  51,  67-8. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Hendlowe,  W.  de. 
Lee,  John,  of  Braintree,  268. 
— ,  Marion  de,  269. 
Leefhese,  Cristina  wife  of  John,  82. 
— ,  John,  of  Fingrith,   82. 
Leffendewelle,  Alice  wife  of  Richard, 

118. 

— ,  Richard,    118. 
Legat     Walter,    vicar    of    Dovercourt. 

162,   190. 
Leget,    Alice    wife    of    Helming,    250, 

252,  254-5,  257. 
— ,  Helming  (Elming),  250,  252,  254- 

5,  257. 
Legh,  Anne  wife  of  Thomas  de,   161, 

211. 

— ,  Thomas  de,  133,  161,  211. 
Leghton,    John    de,    chaplain,    108. 
Leicester     (Leycestre),     co.     Leicester, 

221. 

Leigh   (La   Legh,   Leghe,   Leygh),   93, 
166,   203  bis,  204,   228,   260-1,   273; 
manor  and  advowson,  259. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Botiller,  G.;  Glade, 

A. 

— ,  Peter  Steer  (Stere)  of,  143,  166. 
Leighs  (Leghes),  priory,  advowson,  97. 
— ,  prior  of,   170. 

— ,  see  also  Atte  Hethe,  J.;  Crosse,  J. 

Leighs  (Leghes,  Leye,  Leyes,  Lieghes, 

Lyes,  Lyghes),  Great  13,  26,  58,  82, 

101-2,  125  bis,  147,  160  bis,  162,  164, 

173,  175,  185  bis,  200,  218-9,  231  bis, 

232,  236,  238,  247-8,  250,  257. 

— ,  rector  of.     See  Strelley,  R. 

— ,  see  also  Atte  Noke,  J.;  Atte  Per- 

sones,  T.;   Bukstrete,  O.;    Chabbok, 

W.;  Curteys,  J.;  Marach,  J.;  Parker, 

I.;  Quystron,  J. 

Leighs    (Leghes,    Lyghes),    Little,    10, 

I-    218.  232,  247,  250. 
— .  see  also  Cook,  A.;  Perot,  R. 
I.ekfton,  Thomas  Algar  of,  62. 
Lrkhamatede.     See  Leckhampstead. 
Lelscy  (Lelseye).  Simon,   167,   170. 
Lrnam.  Edmund  de,   16. 


L,engleys,  Adam,  clerk,  85,   165. 

— ,  Beatrice  wife  of  William,  85. 

— ,  William,  of  Birdbrook,  55,  85. 

Lenham,  Robert  de,  92. 

Lenot,   John,   clerk,   217. 

Lenton,   co.    Nottingham,    126. 

Lentwarden,  Richard,  chaplain,  253. 

Lenveyse  (len  Veyse),  Alice  wife  of 
Robert,  18. 

— ,  Gilbert,  59. 

— ,  Gilbert   son   of   Robert,    18  bis. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  Gilbert,    18. 

— -,  John,   chaplain,    114. 

— ,  John,    of   Widdington,    18  bis. 

— ,  Robert,  of  Widdington,   18  bis. 

Lependen  (Lepyngdon),  John,  of 
Great  Dunmow,  157,  171,  187,  189r 
194. 

Lepere,  John,  of  Harlow,  204. 

— ,  Richard,  of  Writtle,  215. 

— ,  Robert,  clerk,  195. 

Lescrop,  Elizabeth  wife  of  John,  219, 

— ,  Henry,  knight,  264. 

— ,  John,  knight,  219. 
,  Richard,  knight,   177. 

Leseden,  Agnes  wife  of  Thomas  der 
61,  91,  98. 

— ,  Thomas  de,  61,  91,  98. 

Lesse,  John,  of  South  Ockendon,  146, 

Lesson,  John,  221. 

Lesturmy,   Edmund,  44. 

— ,  John,  knight,  44,  57. 

— ,  Maud  wife  of  John,  44",  57. 

Lesyngham.      See   Leasingham. 

Letchworth  (Lechcheworth)  [co.  Hert- 
ford], John  rector  of,  44. 

Letcombe  Bassett  (Upledecoumbe),  co, 
Berks,  manor,  108,  209;  advowson, 
108. 

Lethenard,  Henrv.  of  North  Ockendon, 
150. 

— ,  Henry,  of  Rayleigh,  223. 

Letton,  co.  Norfolk,  225. 

Leu,  John,  of  Ipswich,  2. 

Leuegor,  John,  240. 

— ,  John  son  of  John,  chaplain,  67, 
125. 

Leuesyngham.     See  Leasingham. 

Levechyld.   Joan  wife  of   John,    104. 

— .  John,  104. 

Levenoth,  Edith  wife  of  John,  22. 

— ,   John,  of  Wimbish,  22. 

Leventhoro,  John  de,  246,  256,  258-9, 
264,  267,  270  tcr. 

Leverich,  Jordan,  58. 

Leverpole,  William,  citizen  and  gold- 
smith of  I^ondon,  262. 

Leverton,   Thomas,  236. 

Leveryngton,  William  de,  vicar  of 
Terling,  43. 


INDEX, 


Lewer  (Lewere),  Agnes  wife  of  lk-nr\ 

le,  22. 

— ,  Henry  le,  22. 
— ,  Thomas,  270. 
Lewyn  (Lewyne),  Beatrice  \vife  of 

John,  265. 

— ,  Hugh,  of  Great  Hallingbury     143 
— ,  John,  265. 

— ,  Robert  son  of  Robert,  12. 
Lewystoft.     See  Lowestoft. 
Lexden  (Lexedon),   137;  manor,   186. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Andeuere,  T.  de. 
— ,  see  also  Drenge,  R.;   Parker,  R. 
Lexden,  hundred,    107. 
Lexeden    (Lexdon),    Florence    wife    of 

John  de,  116. 

— ,  Joan  daughter  of  John,  249. 
— ,  John  de,   116. 
— ,  John  de,  rector  of  Corringham,  99, 

101. 

Levbourne,  Agnes  wife  of  John,  90. 
— ,  John,  90. 
Leycestre.     See  Leicester. 
Leycestre,  Agnes  wife  of  Henry  de,  20. 
— ,  Henry  de,  20. 
— ,  John,  of  London,  208,  216-7. 
Leye.     See  Lea. 

Leye,  Leyes,  Great.   See  Leighs,  Great. 
Leyesdon.     See  Leysdown. 
Leyghs,   Thomas,  213. 
Leyham.     See  Layham. 
Leyk,  William  de,  221. 
Leyke,    Geoffrev  Bugg  of,   209. 
Leyndon.     See  Laindon. 
Leyre  Bretoun.     See  Layer  Breton. 
Leyre  del  Haye.  See  Layer  de  la  Haye. 
Levre  Marny.     See  Layer  Marney. 
Leyre,  William  de,  50. 
Leysdown   (Leyesdon),   co.    Kent.   242. 
Leyton,   52,   57,  98,    126,   148,  253. 
— ,  Richard  Croydon  of,  253. 
Liddel      (Lydel)      [co.      Cumberland], 

Thomas  Wake  of,  9,  54,  58. 
Lightfoot  (Lightfot,   Lightfote,   Lyght- 

fote,    Lyghtfoot),    Elizabeth    wife   of 

John,  249. 
— ,  John,  259. 
— ,  John,  of  Thaxted,  176. 

.   John,    of    Thaxted,    the    younger, 

249. 

— ,  John,  of  Writtle,   171. 
— .   Margaret    wife    of    Richard.     134, 

161. 

— ,   Margery  wife  of  John,   171. 
— ,   Margery  wife  of  John,   176. 
— ,  Richard,  of  Chelmsford,   134,   161. 
Lighthorne   (Lytethurn),   co.   Warwick. 

manor,  74. 
Ligon  (Lygon,  Lygoun),  John,  of  Sud- 

bury.    107,    113.    124,    130. 


Ligon  i 

«.f   John. 

Lillrhourm-  North- 

ampton).    Wllli;iin     \ 
I. ilk-ford.   (  , ill., -it    .  ,  • 
— ,   Margery   u.  1  60. 

Limber   (Lymbergh), 
coin],   Robert   son   oi 
terhy  of. 
Linby     (Lyndeln  n«h«fn. 

Thomas  Hunt  of,   169. 
Lincoln,    John.    .  if 
of  London.  153. 
— ,  John  de,  clerk,  21  I. 

.   Lcttice  wife  of  John.  153. 
Lindsell(Lymk-sdr).  1 
— ,  see    also    Folk,    R  ,    I! 
Newt-man,    \V.;   Templer 
Lindsey       (Lyndesey)       [in 

Adam  de  \\V! 
Linford     (Lynforcl),    O  w'harn, 

manor   and   ad\o\\son     27. 
— ,  John   Walssh  of, 
Linton    (Lynton),    co.    Cambridge,   94. 

,    Thomas  (  irriii  h«. 
Linwood     (Lvndruod. 

126. 

Liseux,  John,   190. 
Listen,  62,  74,  23' 

140,  207,  235;  manor.  «4 
— ,  Netherhall  manor,  235. 
— ,  Overhall  manor,  207. 

.    Maud     daughter     of      Huh 
the  Lam-  of. 
Liston,  John  dt-,  knight.  42,  46,  81,  84. 
— ,  John  son  of  John  dt- 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  John  de.  42.  46,  81. 

84. 

— ,  Thomas  son   of  \\ 
Liswt-rry    (Liswyry)    fin     Newport,    co. 
Monmouth],    mano: 
itelbroke.     See   Lit  tit-brook. 
Litelbury.     See  Litti ! 
Liteman,  William.   103. 
Litle,  Joan,  58. 
— ,  John,   135, 

— ,  John,  rector  of  Lamarsh.    166. 
:,itlyngton.    Thomas,   rink.    -Ml 
Littdhurv        ( I.itt-lbui  \  .        1 

loan  uit,  259. 

— ,  John.  rd,  259. 

vholas    dr.    <>J.    70. 
— .   William   do.   chaplain.   80. 
.itU'Iton    I'ayiu-11  'Ic-t.m   Pan- 

iu-11. 
.ittlc-brook  (Litrlbrokf)   [in    E 

Kent,   manor. 
Littlebury        (LitU-bu; 
Lyti-lburx 
Jll     JV»     258. 


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INDEX. 


Littlebury        (Litlebury,       Littelbury, 

Lytelbury).      See   also    Botiller,    R.; 

Cok  T.  le;   Smyth,  J. 
Littlebury     (Littilbury,     Lytlebery    by 

Aungre)        [in      Stanford       Rivers], 

manor,   32,   243-4. 
Littleton  Pannell  (Littelton  Paynell)  [in 

West  Lavington],  co.  Wilts.,  manor, 

235. 
Llandegveth  (Landegewych)  [co.  Mon- 

mouth],  advowson,  34. 
Llangwm  (Launom)   [co.   Monmouth], 

manor,  34. 
Llansoy  (Landisseye)  [co.  Monmouth], 

advowson,  34. 
Llantrissent    (Little    Lantrissan),    [  co. 

Monmouth],  manor,   34. 
Lobenham.      See   Lubenham. 
Lochard,    Richard,   239. 
Lod,   Isabel  wife  of  John,   140. 
— ,  John,  140. 

Lodbrokes.     See  Ladbrook  Park. 
Loddon  (Lodne),  co.  Norfolk,  manor, 

84. 

— ,  Thomas  de  Hales  of,    1. 
Lodelowe.     See  Ludlow. 
Lodelowe,  Alice  wife  of  Richard,  187. 
— ,  Richard,  of  Layer  Marney,   187. 
Lodewyk,  Alice  wife  of  William,   141. 
— ,  William,  of  Digswell,   141. 
Lodyngton,  Margaret  wife  of  William, 

243. 

— ,  William,  243. 
Loft     Hall     (Loftehalle),     in     Orsett, 

manor,   177,  220. 
Loges,    Thomas,    vicar    of    Pinchbeck, 

186. 

Loghton.     See  Loughton. 
Lok  (Lokke),  Joan  wife  of  John,   156. 
— ,  John,   156. 
— ,  Thomas,   250,   263. 
Lokles,  Beatrice  wife  of  John,  266. 
— ,  John,  of  Great  Hallingbury,  266. 
Loksmyth,  Cristina  wife  of  John  le,  49. 
— ,  John  le,  of  Margaretting,  49. 
Lokyer,  Richard,  clerk,  265. 
London,  All  Hallows  Barking  (Berkyng 

Chapel,  Berkyngechirche),  rector  of. 

See  Grapinel,  W. 
— ,  Bread    Street,    Bradestrate,   Henry, 

rector  of,  176. 
— ,  Cannon    Street    (Candelwykstrete), 

college  of  St.   Laurence  by,  master 

of.     See  Wythardeslee,  R. 
— ,  Old    Temple,     St.     Giles    of    the 

Lepers  without,  52. 

.   St.  Andrew,  Eastcheap  (Estc-hrpr), 

rector  of.     See  Waynflete,  R.  de. 
— ,  St.         Bartholomew,         Smithfield 

(Smrthefeld),  prior  of,   152. 


London,-  St.  Bartholomew,  West  Smith- 
field  (Westsmythefeld),  hospital, 
master  of,  146. 

— ,  St.  Benet,  Sherehog  (Shorhog), 
rector  of.  See  Vyncent,  R. 

— ,  St.  Gregory,  John,  rector  of,  26. 

— .  St.  John,  Walbrook,  rector  of.  See 
Gayesle,  W.  de. 

— ,  St.  Lawrence,  Robert,  vicar  of, 
136. 

— ,  St.  Mary  at  Hill  (atte  Hille),  rector 
of.  See  Cokham,  H. 

— ,  St.  Mary  le  Strand  (atte  Stronde), 
231. 

— ,  St.  Mary  Somerset,  advowson, 
92. 

— ,  St.  Michael,  Queenhithe  (Quen- 
heth),  rector  of.  See  Gunthorp,  J. 

— ,  St.  Mildred,  Bread  Street  (Brede- 
strete),  rector  of.  See  Strangman,  J. 

— ,  St.  Paul's,  canon  of.  See  Barnet, 
J- 

— ,  St.  Peter,  Cornhill,  rector  of.  See 
Aghton,  W.;  Skulthorp,  A.  de. 

— ,  St.  Stephen,  Walbrook  (Walle- 
brok),  rector  of.  See  Stanesfeld,  W. 
de. 

— ,  bishop  of.  See  Braybroke,  R.; 
Gravesende,  S.  de;  Sudbury,  S. 

— ,  commissioners  for  recognisance  of 
debts  in.  See  Carleton,  W.  de; 
Darcy,  H. 

— ,  mayor  of.     See  Darcy  H. 

— ,  see  also  Abraham,  J.;  Abyndon,  S.; 
Aghton,  N.;  Aleyn,  T;  Andreu,  W7.; 
Apert,  J.;  Arnold,  R.;  Atte  Chirche, 
R.;  Atte  Fryth,  S.;  Atte  Lane,  A.; 
Atte  Park,  T.;  Atte  Spitell,  T;  Atte 
Welde,  W.;  Aubrey,  J.;  Avenell,  A.; 
Bamme,  A.;  Baret,  W.;  Baysham, 
T.;  Bedeford,  J.  de;  Bedyll,  H.; 
Bedyngton,  W.  de;  Berkyng,  J.  and  R. 
de;  Birmyngeham,  T.  de;  Blofeld, 
J.;  Bodham,  S.;  Bonaventure,  \V.; 
Borham,  J.;  Botyld,  T.;  Bowaldeth, 
H.  de;  Boxford,  R.;  Brampton,  T; 
Brandon,  R.;  Brenge,  H.;  Brienge,  J.; 
Bretoun,  R.;  Brook,  R.;  Bimtyni:.  J.j 
Bures,  J.;  Burton,  W.;  Bury,  A.  del 
Canoun,  A.;  Caundyssh,  W.;  Char- 
teney,  J.;  Chaundler,  G.  le;  Chich- 
estre,  J.  de;  Chiriton,  P.;  Claidich, 
R.;  Clare,  J.;  Claveryngg,  W.  de; 
Clee,  J.;  Clere,  R.;  Clerk,  J,  N.  ami 
R.;  Colcestre,  J.;  Cook.  W.;  (  <>P 
shef,  T.;  Coroner,  J.;  Coventre,  W. 
de;  Crescy,  G.;  Cresseuyk.  W.: 
Dalby,  R.;  Daniel,  S.;  Delamaiv.  I 
and  T;  Denis  J.;  Denmore,  H. 


INDEX. 


361 


London.  See  also  Derby,  N.;  Derne- 
ford,  J.;  Doget,  W.;  Rolsalv  I 
Dryffeld,  T.;  Elsyng,  T.;  Essex, 
R.  de;  Eynesham,  W.  de;  Faun. 
R.;  Farnham,  J.  de;  Fifhidc, 
J.  de;  Floure,  J.;  Forde,  T. 
de;  Forster,  J.;  Frank,  H.;  Fraun- 
ceys,  A.,  R.  and  S.;  Frestelynu,  H. 
de;  Frossh,  J.;  Garton,  W 
selyn,  R.;  Grigge,  J.;  (;,.,,, 
Grey,  T.;  Halsale,  J.;  Hanewell,  W.; 
Hardyngham,  J.  de;  Hatfeld,  R.; 
Hende,  J.;  Higyn,  J.;  Holbech,  W. 
de;  Holte,  J.;  Horewode,  R.;  Hull, 
R.;  Ivyngo,  R.;  Jardyn,  W.;  Juell, 
J.;  Kantoys,  J.;  Kempe,  T.;  Kent, 
T.  de  and  W.;  Keselyngbery,  R.  de; 
Kestevene,  J.;  King,  W.;  Knolles, 
T.;  Knoslee,  R.  de;  Kyngeston,  T.; 
Lane,  J.;  Langley,  J.  and  R.;  Lever- 
pole,  W.;  Leycestre,  J.;  Lincoln,  J.; 
Long,  N.;  Lorchoun,  H.;  Lost, 
T.;  Lovey,  J.;  Lyengge,  J.; 
Lyndeseye,  R.;  Lyouns,  R. ;  Lyrp, 
G.;  Maldon,  S.  de;  Mape, 
J.;  Marchall,  J.;  Marcheford,  W.; 
Mardolf,  S.;  Mareschal,  T.  le; 
Martyn,  N.;  Maryns,  T.  de;  Mer- 
ston,  R.;  Mockyngge,  G.  and  J.  de; 
Moraunt,  T.;  Mordon,  W.  de; 
Morice,  T.;  Musteer,  J.;  Nether- 
sole,  E.  and  R.;  Neweman,  J.; 
Northampton,  H.  and  J.;  Norman, 
J.;  Northwell,  J.;  Osekyn,  J.;  Oster- 
lee,  W.;  Oxenford,  J.  de;  Oxewyk, 
J.;  Palmer,  R.;  Parys,  J.;  Persshore, 
W.  de;  Peuere,  W.;  Philippot,  J.; 
Pilgryme,  W.;  Pountfreit,  H.;  Priter- 
vvell,  J.  de;  Prodhome,  H.;  Profot, 
R.;  Pycot,  W.;  Pyke,  T.;  Pykenham, 
J.;  Pynchon,  J.  and  W.;  Radenore, 
J.;  Rameseye,  R.  de;  Redmere,  S.; 
Reygate,  H.  de;  Roche,  T.;  Rons, 
N.  de;  Sabrichesworth,  W.  de; 
Salyng,  R.;  Sampson,  T.;  Sand- 
hyrst,  T-;  Scot,  'J.;  Secheford,  A.  de; 
Sely,  J.;  Sevenoke,  W.;  Shadvvorth, 
J.;  Shaldeford,  S.  de;  Sharp,  W.; 
Shawe,  J.;  Shelford,  J.;  Skynner,  T.; 
Somer,  J.;  Southous,  W.  de;  Spore, 
J.;  Sporyere,  N.;  Sprot,  H.;  Stapcl- 
ford,  S.  de;  Stoure,  J.;  Sudbury, 
W.;  Sumburne,  W.;  Sutton,  H.  de, 
J.  and  W.  de;  Talbot.  T.;  Tapicer, 
T.  le;  Tewyng,  J.;  Thorp,  E.  de; 
Tikhill,  J.;  tittesbury,  J.;  Toky,  R.; 
Toppyngho,  J.;  Torold,  R.;  Trokes- 
ford,  G.  de;  Turk,  W.;  Tylneye.  G.; 
Vautort,  J.;  Vyncent,  ].;  Wallere, 
W.;  Walsyngham,  A.;  Waltham.  J. 


>*-e  also  Wa 
Wandle*worth,     \ 

W.;  Wan 

K.:  \\Yht 
Weylat, 

acre,     T.;     \Vh.i,-       I         'A  •  .truellr, 
H.:    Whityng     l<       ,\ 
ihin 

and 

•we,  \v.:  Wynter,  K 

J.  le. 

London,  John  de.  I 
Londoneys,  John.  22 

,     Matthrv.  .     234,     ..'' 

Long(Longe),  A! 

— ,    Alice 

— .  Alice   wife   of    Huh. ml,   256. 

— ,  Amy   wife  of   John.    1 

— ,   Denise  wife  of  John   1. 

— ,  Joan   \\ife   <>f  John,    162     ! 

— ,  John,    151. 

— ,  John,   208. 

— ,  John,     of     Little     Walthan 

172-3. 

— ,  John,  of   Stunner,    162. 
— ,  John  le.  71. 
— ,  John  le,    10(1. 
— ,  Margery  \\ifc  of  John  le.   100. 
— ,  Nirho! 
-    .   Nicholas,    citi/en    and    butcher   of 

London,   187. 
— ,   Richard,  of  Danburv. 
— ,   Roger,    145. 
— ,   Simon.    l.vS,    Ml 
LonL'barns      ( I  .<»iiL-|>( TIH->  i.      in      Bcau- 

champ    KodiiiL'.    manor. 

Longebenyngton.       Sef     !' 

Long. 
I,OIIL;C\  ill.   H  l'horna«  de, 

29,  40. 

— ,  Thomas  de,  29.  4u. 
Loof,   Thomas.   221. 
— ,   William,    of    Haddou 
Lopere,  John,  rector  of  a  third  part  of 

Rippingale,    1 
Lopham      (Loppeham).      CO        N 

manor,  261. 

— ,   rector   <>\.      >'«  •    \  ^ 

Lopham,  John. 

.  Thonu 

I.ort-hdim.   Alu  c  >.   138. 

— ,    CU-iiu-nt.  .it   Hulphan 
HCIH\. 

London 

.    loan    \sifc   of   Cln 
— ,   Joan    \\ife   of    Hrnt\. 

.    Thom.'. 
Lorkvn.   Ah.  William 

.    William.    Oi     Putt:, 

Alice    %Mt(  66. 


362 


INDEX 


Lose,  Simon  de,  66. 

Lost,  Thomas,  of  London,  265. 

Lotekyn,  "Joan  wife  of  Thomas,  5. 

— ,  Thomas,  5. 

Loudham,  Alice  wife  of  John,  270. 

— ,   Isabel  wife  of  John,  206. 

— ,  John,  270  bis. 

— ,  John,  of  Herringfleet,   206. 

Loughton  (Loghton),  John  Child  of,  3. 

Ixmndres,  Robert  de,  knight,  126. 

Loungley,  Robert  de,  57. 

Louseby.     See  Lowesby. 

Louthe,  John,  192. 

— ,  William  de,  rector  of  Pleshey,  151. 

Loutiswenden.     See  Wendon  Lofts. 

Love,  John,  253. 

Lovecote,    John,    of    Little    Bardfield, 

223. 
Loveday,    Roger,    of    Great    Dunmow, 

draper,    177. 
Lovekyn,  Joan  wife  of  William,  251. 

—  John,    156. 
— ,  Richard,    211. 

—  William,   251. 

Lovel,  John  son  of  John,  21. 
Lovelond,  Agnes  wife  of  John,  237. 
— ,  John,  237. 
Lovent,  Thomas,  clerk,  242. 
Lovet,  Eleanor  wife  of  John,  205. 
— ,  John,  205. 

Lovetot,  Joan  wife  of  Robert,  196. 
— ,  Robert,  196. 

Lovey     (Loveye),     John,     citizen     and 
draper  of  London,   195. 

—  John,  citizen  and  mercer  of  Lon- 
don, 201. 

Lowesby  (Louseby),  co.  Leicester,  193; 

manor,   161. 
Lowestoft    (Lewystoft)    [co.     Suffolk], 

John  Thrandeston  of,   194. 
Lowald,  John,  231. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,   231. 
Loy,  Cristina  wife  of  John,  72-3. 
— ,  John,  of  Halstead,  72-3. 
— ,  John  son  of  John,  72-3. 
— ,  Mararet  daughter  of  John,  72-3. 
— ,  Richard  son  of  John,  72-3. 
Lubenham  (Lobenham),  co.  Leicester, 

manor  and  advowson,  21. 
Lucas,  Ellen  wife  of  Henry,  24. 
— ,  Henry,  of  Shalford,  18,  24,  37. 
— ,  John,  233,  250. 

.  John,  of  Lambourne,  chaplain,  58, 

79. 

— ,  John,  of  Pleshey,  125. 
— .  John,  of  White  Roding,  249. 
— ,  John- son.  of   Henry,   of   Shalford, 

— ,  Juliana  wife  of  Thomas,  79. 
L.ikc,  18,  24,  37. 


Lucas,  Margaret  wife  of  John,   125, 
— ,  Robert,  of  Manningtree,  93. 
— ,  Sarah  wife  of  Robert,  93. 
— ,  Stephen,  253. 
— ,  Thomas,    of    Lambourne,    79. 

—  Walter,  219. 

Lucessone,  Alice  wife  of  Thomas,  124. 

— .  Thomas,  of  Clare,    124. 

Lucy,   Thomas   de,   knight,    126. 

— ,  Walter,  264. 

Ludham,  Cristina  wife  of  Nicholas  de,. 
52. 

— ,  Mary  wife  of  William,  207. 

— ,  Nicholas  de.  52. 

— ,  William,  207. 

Ludlow  (LodeloweX  co.  Salop,  177- 
castle,  177;  manor,  177,  264. 

Ludyngton,  John  de,  82-3. 

Luffe,  Katharine  wife  of  Robert,   120. 

— ,  Robert,    120. 

Lukenores.  See  under  Saling,  Bard- 
field. 

Lullingstone  [co.  Kent],  rector  of.  See 
Branktre,  A.  de. 

Lumbard,  John,  77. 

— ,  Katharine  wife  of  John,  77. 

Lundenysh,  Beatrice  wife  of  John,  24 

—  John,  24. 

Lurk,  Joan  wife  of  Walter,    157. 
— ,  Walter,  157. 

Luton,  John  de,  knight,  112,  119. 
Lutterell     (Luterele),     Hugh,     knightr 

262,  267. 

Luttreworth,  James  de,  attorney,  36. 
Luttryngton,  Robert  de,  chaplain,  186. 
Luyton,  Hugh  atte  Spitele  of,  128. 
Lyard,   John   son   of  Henry,   of  Little 

Clacton,  96. 

Lychelade.     See  Lechlade. 
Lydden  (Leden).  co.  Kent,  225. 
Lydel,  Lydell.     See  Liddel. 
Lydel,   Alice  late  wife  of  John  de,    1. 
— ,  John  son  of  Alice  de,   1. 
Lydeles,  manor,  272. 
Lydney     (Lydeneye),     co.     Gloucester, 

manor,    132. 
Lyengge,    John,    of    London,    mercer,. 

214. 

Lyghtchild,   John,    191. 
Lyghtfote.     See  Lightfoot. 
Lygon.  Lygoun.     See  Ligon. 
Lyle,   Philip  de,   rector  of  Cavendishr 

Lylie,  John  son  of  Richard,  of  Rain- 
ham.  119. 

— ,  Juliana  wife  of  John,   119. 

Lymbergh,  Great.     See  Limber,  Great, 

Lymbergh  (Lymberewe,  Lymburyr 
Lynberowe,  Lynberwe),  Adam  der 
clerk.  161. 


INDEX, 


Lymbcrgh  (Lymberewe,  Lymbury, 
Lynberowe,  Lynberwe),  Joan  \\ifY  .",1 
William  de,  160,  165,  172,  182-3. 

— ,  William    de,    of    West    H;un      IMI 

165,   172,    182-3. 
Lymford.  Laurence  de,    127. 

Lynche,  Alice  wife  of  John     107 

— ,  John,  107. 

Lyndeby.     See  Linby. 

Lyndesele.     See  Lindsell. 

Lyndesell  (Lyndesel),  John,  attorney 
213,  216,  222  bis. 

— ,  William,  209. 

Lyndesey,   John,   attorney.   215. 

— ,  Robert,    192. 
— ,  Robert,  226. 

— ,   Robert,   of  London,   tailor,    189. 

Lyndewode.     See  Linwood. 

Lyndon,   Cecily  wife  of  William,   243. 

— ,  William,  243. 

Lynford.     See  Linford. 

Lynford,  Adam   de,  82. 

— ,  John,  272. 

Lyngeyn  (Lyngeye),  Alice  wife  of 
Robert  de,  late  wife  of  William 
Chaumpeyn,  knight,  205,  209. 

— ,  Robert  de,  205,  209. 

Lynne,  Joan  wife  of  John,  230. 

— ,  John,   of   Bow,   230. 

Lynstede,  John  de,  clerk,   170,   174. 

Lyoun,  Agnes  wife  of  Bartholomew,  1 1. 

— ,   Bartholomew,   1 1 . 

— ,  Edmund,  142  bis. 

—,  Ellen  wife  of  Edmund,    142  bis. 

— ,  John,  of  Springfield,   182. 

-    John,   of  Springfield,  the  younger, 
142. 

Lyouns,  Richard,  citizen  and  vintner 
of  London,  140. 

Lyrp,  Gilbert,  of  London,  106. 

Lyseus,  John,    187. 

Lyston.      See  Listen. 

Lyt,  John,   195. 

Lytelbromlegh.      See    Bromley,    Little. 

Lytel^rome,  John,   232. 

Lytethurn.     See  Lighthorne. 

Lytewode,  238. 

Lytstone,   Joan  wife  of  John,   178. 

— ,  John,  '178. 

Lytton.   Maud   wife  of  Robert,   238. 

— ,  Robert,  238. 

Lyttlebury.     See  Littelbury. 

Lywold,   John,   of   Boreham,    165. 

Maas,   Margery  wife  of  Robert,  268. 
— ,  Robert,  of  Colchester,  glover,  268. 
Macchyng.     See  Matching. 
Macchyng,  Alice  wife  of  Thomas  de. 

146. 
— ,  Joan  daughter  of  Thomas  do,  146. 


Mi 

Macch> 

,  Wittiftnrde,ofToUe*huni 

MacchyngKe,    Ma 

ing. 

Macworth,   J,,hn.   ,  Ink.   _>54. 
Mad.  47. 

—    John. 
Madl, 

— ,  Mmrjon 
Maelienydd    (Mellcnn 

[co.   Radnor], 

264. 
Maershall,    John 

field,   176. 

Magi-our,    John,   i  li-rk,   266. 
Magna   Boudon.   Uii-hanl   ,|,  .  .  ha  plain, 

Magna  CanefeUl,  John  >  nffrrv 

de,  100. 

,   Simon  son  of  John  de,  100. 
Magna    Ti-vr.    K'.  Roger 

de,  25.    ' 

— ,  Roger  son  of  Walter  de, 
Maisshebur 
MaisttT  (Maistre).  Juan  wife  of  Robert 

le,   13. 

— ,  John,   269. 
— ,  Robert  le,   13. 
Maistressom,    loan    wife    "t    R"l>crt   Ic. 

82. 

— ,  Robert  le,  of  Ware. 
Makehayt,  Agru-  h.hn.  210. 

— ,  Emma   wife  of  John    30. 
— ,  John,  30. 
— ,  John,   the   elder,   2  in 
Makel,  Maud  uitV  of  W.lliam,  106. 
— ,   William,  of   Karl  106. 

Makenade.  Will- 
Makeseye.      See    M 
Maldon,    38.    47-S.    58,    70.    9.v 

149 />  68,     178-9.     182, 

1X4 /m.     189,     1  199.    206, 

2076/  250, 

258. 
Maldon,   Great,    14.    1«>.   22,  26-7.  29, 

30  bis.  31,  33,  4  64  68.  85. 

92.  94  />.- 
Maldon,    Little, 

133,    248;    manor.    188. 

.   St.  fii'lrs'  hospital,  advowson,   188. 
— ,  see  also  Alefornlrr. 

Am-   Stvl, 

le;    Har-lnt.    I   :    !< 

Brynkli-y.    \\        Hu.i.: 

J.:    H 

man.    A..    I     .in. I    \\ 

I         I'-       •     •  !•' 

lover,  I.  and  T 
Hale,   II      Htywtrd,    W 


364 


INDEX. 


Mai  don.     See  also  Mepham,  J.  and  T. 

de;  Page,  J.;  Palmer,  J.  and  P.;  Payn, 

J.;   Pollard,  J.;   Pulko,  J.;   Reed,  J.; 

Rothyng,  J.;  Salle,  W.;  Sandon,  T.; 

Scolmaister,   R.;    Short,   T.;    Smyth, 

R.    le;     Spicer,    J.    le;    Wayte,    O.; 

Welles,  J.;  Wrench,  T. 
Maldon,  co.    Bedford.     See   Maulden. 
Maldon,  Agnes  wife  of  John  de,   149. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  Simon  de,   143. 
— ,  Cecily  wife  of  Robert  de,  81. 
— ,  Henry  son  of  Robert  de,  81. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Thomas,  118,  162. 
— ,  John,    189. 
— ,  John,   258. 
— ,  John   de,    149. 
— ,  Katharine  wife  of  Richard,   187. 
— ,  Margaret   wife   of   John,    189. 
— ,  Richard,   187. 
— ,  Robert  de,  81,  92. 
— -,  Roger  son  of  Robert  de,  81. 
— ,  Simon  de,  citizen  of  London,  143. 
— ,  Thomas  de,  53  bis,   106,   118,   162, 

203,  210. 
— ,  Thomas    de,    rector    of    Bradwell 

[juxta  Coggeshall?],  86. 
— ,  William  de,    145. 
Malegraffe,  Alice  wife  of  Thomas,  51. 
— ,  Hugh  son  of  Thomas,  51. 
— ,  Richard,  of  Horndon  on  the  Hill, 

104. 

— ,  Thomas,  51. 

— ,  Thomas   son   of   Thomas,    51. 
Malegrave,   Margaret  wife  of  Richard, 

70. 

— ,  Richard,   70. 

Maler,   Alice   wife   of   John,    103. 
— ,  John,  103. 
Malet,  John,  of  Irby,   126. 
Malewayn,  John,  127. 
Mailing   (Mallyng),   co.    Kent,    225. 
Malmayn,  John,    168,  270. 
— ,  Margery   sister  of  John,    168. 
— ,  Richard,  64. 

— ,  Thomas  brother  of  John,   168. 
Malmayns,  Joan  wife  of  John,   117. 
— ,  John,  of  Barking,  117. 
Malmesbury,  William  de,  chaplain,  41. 
Malmeshull  Lacy.     See  Mansell  Lacy. 
Malot,  Richard,  108. 
Malyn,    Joan    wife    of    William,    110, 

133. 
— ,  John,  clerk,   133. 

-,  William,    110,    133. 
Malyns,  Alice  wife  of  Reginald,  267. 

I  -Irnund  de,  31. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  Edmund  de,  31. 
— ,  Reginald    (Reynald),    255,   267. 
Man,  Cristina  wife  of  Walter,  125. 
John,  218. 


Man,  Richard  le,  of  West  Mersea,  121- 

2. 

— ,  Robert  son  of  Richard  le,  121. 
— ,   Sabina  wife  of  Richard  le,    121. 
— ,  Walter,  of  Kelvedon,   125. 
— ,  William,  of  Rainham,   178. 
Mandevill  (Maundeville,  Maundevylle), 

Agnes  wife  of  John  de,  6. 
— ,  Agnes  wife  of  Simon,   106,   144. 
— ,  Agnes    late    wife    of    Walter    de, 

55  bis,  68. 
— ,  Anne    wife    of    Thomas    de,     174, 

192,   197. 

— ,  Edith  wife  of  John,   109. 
— ,  Elizabeth  daughter  of  Jordan  de,  1. 
— ,  Elizabeth  wife  of  Thomas  de,  117, 

158,  201. 
— ,  John,    109. 
— ,  John  de,   6. 
— ,  Jordan    de,    1. 

— ,  Simon,  of  Black  Xotley,   106,   144. 
— ,  Thomas  de,   knight,  the  elder,  71, 

96-7,   117,   158,   186,  201. 
— ,  Thomas   de,    knight,    the   younger, 

158,   174,   192.    197. 
— ,  Thomas  son  of  Walter  de,  55  bis,  68. 
Maneweden.     See  Manuden. 
Manewod,  Alice  wife  of  William,  175. 
— ,  William,  of  Heydon,  175. 
Mannesford,   co.    Somerset,    126. 
Manningtree   (Manytre),    11,   24,    132, 

178. 
— ,  see  also  Atte  Grove,  R.;  Barker,  J. 

le;  Bole,  T.;  Doune,  J.;  Gernoun,  J.; 

Hardyng,  J.  and  T.;  Lucas,  R. ;  Mel- 

nere,  J.  le;  Molum,  J. 
Mannok,  Philip,  257. 
Mannyng,  Richard,  58. 
— ,  Walter,  221. 

Mansell  (Malmeshull)  Lacy,  co.  Here- 
ford, manor,  264. 
Manston.     See  Jacques  Hall. 
Manuden    (Maneweden,    Manweden), 

12,  53,  70,  121;  manor,  32. 
— ,  vicar  of.     See  Sadelere,  J. 
— ,  see  also    Bataille,    J.;    Coke,    J.    le; 

Webbe,  J.  le. 

Manytre.     See   Manningtree. 
Manytre,  Adam  de,  23. 

—  Alice  wife  of  Adam  de,  2.v 

—  Eleanor  daughter  of  Adam  de,  23. 

—  John  de,  chaplain,  25. 

—  Peter  son  of  Adam  de,  23. 

—  William  son  of  Adam  de,  23. 
Manyware,  Elizabeth  wife  of  William, 

204. 

— ,  William,  204. 
Mape,    John,    citizen    and    grocer    of 

London,  226. 
— ,  Joyce  wife  of  John,  226. 


INDEX, 


Maplestead      (Mapestede,      Mapiltre- 

stede),  267. 

— ,  Thomas    Sewale  of,    199. 
Maplestead    (Mapilstede,    Mapiltrest- 

ed),  Great,  4,  14,  17,  20  bis,  32,  36-7 

54,  69,  76,   133,   149,   185,  202,  227. 
— ,  vicar  of.      See   Forster,  J.;    Hardy, 

W. 
— ,  see  also  Byot  S.;  Esthey,  J.;  Hunt, 

W. ;  Joseph,  J.;  Pentelowe,  J.:  Scot, 

W. 

Maplestead     (Mapeltrestede,     Mapil- 
stede), Little,  4,  20,  54,  69,  202. 
Mapys,  John,  246. 
— ,  Joyce  wife  of  John,  246. 
Marach,     John     son     of     Stephen,     of 

Great   Leighs,   250. 

Marcely,  Margery  wife  of  Simon,  112. 
— ,  Simon,    112. 

March,  earl  of.     See  Mortimer,  E.  de. 
March,    Roger   de,    164. 
Marchall     (Marchal),     Alice     wife     of 

Simon,   224. 

— .  John,  citizen  of  London,  224. 
— ,  John,  of  North  Weald  Bassett,  233. 
— ,  John,  of  Theydon  Garnon,  224. 
— ,  Margery   wife   of   Robert,    16. 
— ,  Richard,  of  High  Laver,  224. 
— ,  Robert,    171. 
— ,  Robert  son   of  Peter,    16. 
— ,  Robert  son  of  Robert,    16. 
— ,  Simon,  224,  239. 
— ,  Thomas  son  of  Robert,   16. 
Marchaunt,  John,  of  Maldon,  184. 
— ,  John,  of  St.  Osyth,  chaplain,  75. 
— ,  John,  the  elder,  chaplain,   56. 
Marcheford,      William,      citizen      and 

mercer  of  London,   251. 
Marcle,    Much,    co.    Hereford,   manor, 

264. 
Marden     (Mawardyn),     co.     Hereford, 

manor,  264. 

Marden  (Merdenne),  co.   Kent,  Wide- 
hurst  in,   q.v. 
Marden      Ash      (Merden)      [in      High 

Ongar],    16,  243. 
Mardene,   William   de,    84. 
Mardolf,  Beatrice  wife  of  Stephen,  214. 
— ,  Stephen,    citizen   of   London,   214. 
Mareis,    John    son    of   William    de,    of 

Stow   Maries,   59. 
Mareschal,   Alice   wife   of   Thomas   le, 

55-6. 

— ,  Elizabeth  sister  of  Thomas,  88. 
-  ,   Elizabeth    wife    of   Thomas,    87-8, 

111. 

— -,  Ellen  wife  of  Hugh,  6. 
— ,  Geoffrey,  76. 
— ,  Hugh,  6. 

,  Hugh  le,  84,  89. 


365 

Mareachal,    Joan    sitter    of     n»om*«. 

88. 

— ,  Joan   v  140. 

— ,   John    I. roth,  rnas,   88. 

— ,  John   le,   of    N.uth    \\Vald    BjjjQtt, 

— ,  Margaret  sis  -Jena*.  88. 

— ,    Ma- 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  ! 

— ,  Margery  wife  of  Rober 

— ,  Robert, 

— ,  Robert  1,  h  Weald  Itamtf. 

— ,  Rogi-r  hri-ther  of  Thomas,  88. 

,    Rom-r    s,,n    ,,t     1<, 

— ,   Thorn  1| 

— ,  Thomas,  citizen  and  goldsmith  of 

London,  55-6. 
— ,  William  brother  of  Thomas,  88. 
Marcskal,  Alice  wife  oi  |c   16. 

51. 

— ,  Michael,  of  ( •n-.r 
— .  William  U-.  of  Gr.  •,..   If,. 

51. 

Mareys,  John,  chap 
— ,  Richard   de, 

den,   98. 
Margaretting  (Gviiu'r    Margin  • 

139,  232  bis. 
— ,  see    also    Am     I1 

smyth,   J.   le. 

Marham,  co.  Norfolk,  225;  man 
Mariery,    Robert,    of    Little    Bar 

chaolain,  223. 
Mark,  Merke,  co.  Somerset 
Markf  shale,  Thomas  son  of  J«»hn,  214. 
Marketstedf,  John,  clerk,  262. 
Mark    Hall    (Merkch.ill)    [m     Utton]. 

manor,   136. 
Markshall    (Markeshale),    189;   manor 

and  advowson.  J14 

,    rector    of.      See   Gosew« 
Marks    Hall    (Rotrnnir    Marscy,    R"th- 

yimue  Marcy  [in  Margan 

40;  man.>- 
Marler,  Johi. 
— ,  John,  clerk.    I'M. 
MarU-sford.    John   de,   26. 
— ,   Pamel  wife  of  John  d«- 
Marny.    Alice   \\ifi-   of    K»l" 

204 

.    Robert    de.    knight.    97.    12" 

204 

— ,  William    df.    15 

-  ,  Willi.im.  knight.  .'  -I.  259. 
— ,   Willi.*' 

Manmr     I  '  .  247. 

-  .    William.  247. 
Marschall.   Ralpl-. 

Marshal,  earl.    Sff  Moubray.  J 


366 


INDEX. 


Marshton,  Margaret  wife  of  Thomas, 

239. 

— ,  Thomas,  239. 

Marsworth  (Wasseworth),  co.  Bucking- 
ham, Goldingtons  manor  in,  q.v. 
Mattel,  John,  attorney,   170. 
— ,  John,  of  Ardleigh,   85. 
— ,  John,  of  Great  Dunmow,  236. 
— ,  Richard,  85. 
— ,  Thomas,  238,  259,  262. 

-    Walter,  85. 

Martin  (Martyn),  Adam,  262. 
— ,  Agatha  wife  of  William,   161. 
— ,  Agnes  wife  of  Nicholas,  234,  247. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  John,  26. 
— ,  Cristina   wife    of   Hugh,    daughter 

of  John  in  the  Fen  of  Alresford,  252. 
— ,  Cristina  wife  of  Thomas,  237,  240, 

245,  257. 
— ,  Edith  wife   of  William,    158,    188, 

257. 

— ,  Hawisia  wife  of  Thomas,    104. 
— ,  Hugh,   of   Colchester,    '  coverour  ', 

252. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  William,  267,  269. 
— ,  John,  chaplain,   158,   191. 
— ,  John,  of  Brokwalden,  26. 
— ,  Margery  late  wife  of  William,  231. 
— ,  Nicholas,  of  London,  spurrier,  234, 

247. 

— ,  Rose  wife  of  Adam,  262. 
— ,  Thomas,  237,  240,  245,  257. 
— ,  Thomas,   of  Peering,    104. 
— ,  William,  267,  269. 
— ,  William,     of     Bishop's     Stortford, 

158,  188,  257. 

— -,  William,   of   Hutton,    161. 
— ,  William,  rector  of  East  Peckham, 

86. 

Marton,  John  de,  clerk,  48,  50,  80. 
— ,  John  de,   rector  of  West  Tilbury, 

22;  of  East  Tilbury,  84. 
— ,  Robert,  of  Woodford,  clerk,  199. 
Martyn.     See  Martin. 
Mary  (Marye),  Eleanor  wife  of  John, 

118. 

— ,  John,  118. 
— ,  John,  chaplain,  253. 
— ,  Richard,   clerk,    117. 
Maryn,  Alice  wife  of  Robert,    1. 
— ,  Robert,  of  West  Tilbury,  1. 
Maryns     (Marynes),     Isabel     wife     of 

Nicholas  de,  153-4. 
— ,  Nicholas  de,    153-4. 
— ,  Thomas  de,  of  London,  67. 
Maryote,  Denise  wife  of  John,  215. 
— ,  John,  of  Witham,  215. 
Marywedir,  Walter,  61. 
MascaJl.  Cristina  wife  of  John,  217. 
— ,  John,   217. 


Mascall,  John,  clerk,  205. 
Mashbury  (Masshebery),  71,  122,  146 
149,   187,   198,  204,  237;  advowson, 
81;  manor,  60,  81. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Hore,  J.  de. 
— ,  see    also    Clerk,    J.;     Gyveyn,    J.; 

Hyrde,  R.;  Yonge,  H, 
Masoun,   Robert  le,   58. 
Master,   Adam   de,  vicar  of  St.   Law- 
rence, 75. 

Massy,  William,  265. 
Massyngham,  Nicholas  de,  191. 
Matching   (Macchyngg,   Machyng),  2, 
5,  38,  59,  66,  70,  99,  109,  123,  131, 
146,    194,    196,  200,  210,  212,  250, 
260,  270;  manor,  51. 
— ,  vicar  of.     See  Clerk,  T. 
— ,  see  also  Coole,  J.;  Elys,  J.;  Morel. 

J.;  Payn,  J.;  Ricarde,  J. 
Mate,  Joan  wife  of  William,   139. 
— ,  William,    of    Colchester,    139. 
Matheu,   John   son   of  John,   61. 
— ,  Rose  wife  of  John,  61. 
Mattok,  John,  204. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  John,  204. 
Maud.     See  Mold. 
Maudeleyn,   Richard,  clerk,  232. 
Mauger,  Maud  wife  of  Peter,  50. 
— ,  Peter,  50. 

Maukyn,  John,  chaplain,  253. 
Maulden  (Maldon),  co.  Bedford,  261. 
iMauncel,  .Richard,  221. 
Maunche,'  Edith  wife  of  John,   163. 
— .  John,  of  Little  Baddow,   163. 
Maundeville,        Maundevylle.  See 

Mandevill. 

Maundy,  John,  of  Barking,  216. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,  216. 
Maunsel,  Henry,  clerk,  140. 
Maupas,  Henry,  clerk,  237. 
Maupate,  Mabel  wife  of  William,  127. 
— ,  William,    127. 
Mawardyn.     See  Marden. 
Maxey  (Makeseye),  co.   Northampton, 

manor,  79. 

May   (Maye),    Alice   wife   of   Thomas. 
211. 

Emma  wife  of  John,  187. 

Emma  wife  of  Thomas,  257. 

loan  wife  of  John,  148. 

John,  148. 

John,  187. 

John,  of  Stanford  le  Hope,   \^2. 

Maud  wife  of  John,   192. 

Thomas,      211;       attorney,       184, 
\99ter. 

Thomas,   of  Thaxted,   257. 

William,  of  Thundersley,  21 S. 
Maydelot,  John,   138. 
Maydenhuthe,  John  de,  88. 


INUI.X. 


367 


Maykyn,  Joan  wife  of  John,    135. 

— ,  John,   135. 

Mayland    (Maylond),    5,    38,    43,    86, 

89,  94,  113,  126,  153,  185,  190,  199, 

220,  224,  226. 

— ,  vicar  of.     See  Northern,  W. 
— ,  see    also    Grom,    R.;    Heldere,    J.; 

Noreman,    W.;    Salman,    J.;    Smyth, 

Mayland  (Maylond),  Adam,  223-4,  226, 
235,  241;  attorney,  199,  201,  208, 
211,  224  ter,  226,  230  bis.  232-4, 
238,  243-5,  247. 

Maylour,  Joan  wife  of  John  le,  114. 

— ,  John  le,  of  Upminster,  1 14. 

Maynard,  Alice  wife  of  Simon,  68. 

— ,  Simon,   68. 

Mayster,  Joan  wife  of  Richard,  246. 

— ,  Richard,  246. 

Meburn,  Stephen  de,  attorney,   121. 

Medburne,  Joan  wife  of  John,    116. 

— ,  John,  of  Pleshey,  116. 

Mede,  Alice  wife  of  William,  241. 

— ,  William,  241. 

Medefeld.  Alan  de    clerk,   16. 

Medhurst.     See  Midhurst. 

Meerk.  John  son  of  John  le,  of  Brain- 
tree,  78. 

Meesden  (Mysedon),  co.  Hertford, 
John  Basset  of,  271. 

Megre,  Elizabeth  wife  of  Richard,  234. 

— ,  Richard,  234. 

Meignill,  Giles  de,  33. 

— ,  Hugh  de,  134. 

— ,  Joan  late  wife  of  Hugh  de,  33. 

Melbourn  (Meldeburne)  [co.  Cam- 
bridge], Thomas  atte  Grene  of,  95. 

Melbourn,  John  de,  clerk,  74. 

Melchebourn,  Dervergolda  (Derne- 
golda),  wife  of  William  de,  71,  73, 
125. 

— ,  William  de,  71,  73,    125. 

Meldeburne.     See  Melbourn. 

Melford,  Long,  co.   Suffolk,    133,  269. 

— ,  John  Thurgor  of,  63. 

Meliore,   John,    138. 

Mellennyth,  Mellenyth.  See  Maelien- 
ydd. 

Meller  (Mellere),  Agnes  wife  of  John, 
167. 

— ,  John,    167. 

— ,  John,  clerk,    158. 

— ,  Tohn,  of  Greensted,  229,  257. 

— ,  John,  of  Little  Waltham.  248. 

— ,  Thomas,  .of  Terlin^.  259. 

— .  Thomas,  of  Waltham  Holy  Cross. 
241. 

— ,  William,  of  Barkine.   141. 

— ,  William,  of  Hadleieh,   135. 

Melnere,  John  le,  of  Manningtree,  88. 


Melreth.  Huh,,,   158. 
—.Thomas.  249;  attorney.  206. 
Melton    Mowbn. 

Leicester,  221;  manor,  261. 
— ,  Robert  Bote  of,  221. 
Mend  I, 

— ,  priory,  advn 
Menstre.     See  Mins 
Mepersale  (Mepesale),    Elizabeth    u.fr 

of   \\ill, 

—  Maud   u  ,i|jam  de 

—  Rirhai,: 

—  William  de,  38  / 

—  ^  William,     of     Woodham     I, 

Mepharn,   John.   of   Maldon,  48. 
— ,  Thomas  »u-.  ,,f  M 
Mercher,     Isabel     wii 

— ,  William,  of  Lilbourne,  257. 

Merden.     See  ManK-n   Ash. 

Merdenne.     See  Mar 

Mereld,  Agm-s  wife-  of  John.  194. 

— ,  John,    194. 

— ,  Robert,    175. 

Mereworth. 

Merk    (Merke),    Agnes    wife    of   John. 

1 89. 

— ,  Cristina   wifi 
— ,  Florence  \\iti-  <>t    !{..!;•' 
— ,  Henry  de,  12,  53,  56,  72. 
— ,   Isabel   \vifi-   «,f    H,-nr\     ic     ! 

56,  72. 

— ,  John,  of  ('hiick-nliuh.   189. 
— ,  John,    of    DanburN 

227. 
— ,  Katharine  daughter  of  Mar^> 

— ,   Margari-t      \\ift-     of      \Vill:.un.      16. 

\7bis. 
— ,   Margery   \M' 

—  Ralph   de.   of    I. Mile-    Hardneld.   72. 
— ,   Roger.    13J. 

— ,  Sabina  daughter  «>f  Wilh.ir 

— ,   Simon   lir,    10. 

— ,  Thomas  son  of  Muix-t 

— ,   Williar 

Merke.      Set     M 

Merla\ 

— ,  Joan.   kins\v 

— .  John,    of   \Y« 

184. 

Mersea,  East  ( Estmcrseye),  15' 
,     manor.    1  17-S.  205. 
— .  John   attt-    Mi-rv   of.   4x 
Mersea,  West  (\Vostmcr>« 

121,  i-'.1 

— .  set  I  :    Junr.    R.    Ic; 

Man,  R.  le. 


368 


INDEX. 


Mersheman    (Merssheman),   Joan   wife 

of  John,   221  bis. 
— ,  John,  218,  221  bis. 
Merssh,   Thomas,  attorney,  213. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  Althorhe,  247. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  Hatfield  Peverel,  230, 

244,  259  bis. 

— ,  William,  of   Barking,    144. 
Merston    (Mersshton),    Henry,    clerk, 

245,  257,  270  bis. 

— ,  Robert,  citizen  and  salter  of  Lon- 
don,  247,   256-7. 

Merton,   Roger  de,   50. 

Meryfeld,   James   de,   merchant,    55. 

Meryng,  Agnes  wife  of  Alexander,  221. 

— ,  Alexander,    of    Thrussington,    221. 

Mesdene,  Henry,  229. 

Messager,    Amice    wife    of    Simon    le, 
16. 

— ,  Richard,  216. 
-,  Simon  le,  16. 

Messing    (Messyng),     142,     151,     173, 
199,  203,  226;  manor,  39,   140,  241. 

— ,  see  also  Esthorp,  W.;  Hugh,  R. 

Messvngham,    John,    clerk,    204. 

Mesteleye.     See  Mistley. 

Meu,  Walter  son  of  John,  89. 

Mewe,  John,  41. 

— ,  John,  of  Cranham,   160. 

— ,  Margaret   wife   of  John,   41. 

Mewys,  Elizabeth  wife  of  Lewis,  251. 

— ,  Lewis,  251. 

— ,  William  brother  of  Lewis,  251. 

Meysaunt,  John,  269. 

Michaelstow    (Michelstowe)    [in    Ram- 
sey],  162. 

— .  vicar  of.     See  Spakman,   T. 

Miche,   Isabel  wife  of  John,   154. 

— ,  John,   154. 

Michel  (Michell),  Andrew,  264. 

— ,  Beatrice    wife    of   John,    15. 

— ,  Constance  wife  of  John,  47,  64,  66. 

— ,  Geoffrey,    199,   205. 

— ,  Joan  daughter  of  John,  66. 

— ,  John,  116,  126,  185,  190. 

— ,  John,  attorney,   39. 

— ,  John,  chaplain,  261. 

,  John,  of  Tendring,   47,   64,   66. 
,  John   son   of  Robert,   of  Hockley, 
15. 

— ,  Robert,  of  Hockley,  15. 

— ,  Roger  son  of  John,  66. 

— ,  William  son  of  John,  66. 

Muhelstowe.     See  Michaelstow. 

Mukfield      (Mikelefeld      Aspale),     co. 
Suffolk,    177. 

Middelsowey.     See  Middlezoy. 

Middelton.     See  Middleton;  Milton. 

Middrlton  Lislebon.     See  Milton  Lil- 
Ixtrne. 


Middilton.     See  Middleton;  Milton. 
Middleton       (Middelton,      Middilton, 

Midelton),  2,  12,  20,  25,  35  bis,  81, 

88,  93  bis,  98,  125,  172,  239. 
Middleton     (Midelton),     co.     Norfolk, 

225;  manor,  52. 

Middleton   (Middelton),   John   de,   86. 
— ,  John  son  of  Laurence  de,  90. 
— ,  Ralph  de,  71. 
— ,  Robert,    of    Ballingdon,    227,    229, 

237. 

— ,  Thomas  de,  clerk,  205. 
Middlezoy  (Middelsowey),  co.   Somer- 
set, 273. 

Middyng,  John,    124. 
Midelton.     See  Middleton. 
Midhurst    [co.    Sussex],    John    de    Bo- 

hun  of,  85,  89. 
Midlyng,    Adam,    of   Tillingham,    116r 

166,  249. 

— ,  Joan  late  wife  of  Roger,  91. 
— ,  Robert,    213. 

Mikelefeld   Aspale.     See   Mickfield. 
Mildenhall    (Mildenhale),    co.    Suffolk, 

177. 

— ,  John  Twamhull  of,  47. 
Milkesop,  John  son  of  John,  of  Steeple 

Bumpstead,   19. 
Mille,  Edmund,  252. 
— ,  John,  180,   192,  208,  270. 
Miller,  William,  121. 
Milner,  John,  216. 
— ,  Juliana  wife  of  William,    172. 
—    William,  172. 
Mils,  Nicholas,  clerk,  218. 
Milton     (Middelton,     Middilton)     [in 

Prittlewell],  61,  91,  98. 
— .  see  also   Atte   Merssh,   J.;   Helote, 

A.;   Jacob,  J. 
Milton  Lilborne  (Middelton  Lislebon), 

co.  Wilts.,   126. 

Milverton,   co.   Somerset,  manor,  265. 
Minster     (Menstre),     in     the     isle     of 

Sheppey  (Shepey),  co.  Kent,  242. 
Minsterley    (Munsterleye),    co.    Salop, 

manor,   101. 
Mirable,  John,  of  Stanford  Rivers,  224, 

229. 

Mirfeld,  William  de,  clerk,   162. 
Miserden  (Mussarder),  co.   Gloucester, 

manor,  265. 

Mistelegh,  Robert  de,   134. 
— .  Rose  wife  of  Robert  de,  134. 
Misterton.   Thomas,   267. 
Mistley  (Mesteleye,  Misteleghe,  Mist. 

U-vc,  Mistelleyuh),  3,  25-6.  46,  85,  88, 

93  few.  109,  110,  131,  134,  156,  167, 

219,  vii. 

— ,   New  Hall   in,   q.v. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Bocsted,  R.  <Ic. 


INDI  X. 


Mockyng,  Mockynge,  Mockyn«g.     »SVr 
Mucking. 

Mockyng    (Mokkyng),    Alice    wife    of 

Bartholomew  de,   78. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  John,   76. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  John,    163. 
— ,  Bartholomew   de,    78. 
— ,   Gilbert,  citizen  and  fishmonger  of 

London,    159. 
— ,  John,    163,  236. 
— ,  John,    citizen    and    fishmonger    of 

London,   76,    125. 
— ,  Herman,  263. 
— ,  Rose  wife   of   Gilbert,    159. 
Moese.     See  Moze. 
Mogge,  William,  rector  of  Weelcy,  44. 
Moigne,  Maud  wife  of  William  le,  11. 
— ,  William  le,  knight,  11. 
— ,  William  son  of  John  le,  11. 
Mokelham,    Alice   wife   of   Robert    dc, 

179. 

— ,  Robert  de,    179. 
Mokelyngton.     See  Mowden. 
Mokeroun,  William,  of  Writtle,  158. 
Mokke,  Joan  wife  of  Richard,  237. 
— ,  Richard,  237. 
Mokkyng.     See  Mucking. 
Mokkyng.     See  Mockyng. 
Mold  "(Maud)   [co.    Flint],   castle,   74. 
Molesham.      See    Moulsham. 
Molesworth   (Mullesworth),  co.   Hunt- 
ingdon, manor  and  advowson,   186. 
Molum,   John,   of   Manningtree,   85. 
Molyns,  Eleanor  late  wife  of  William, 

54. 

Monchasy,  Thomas,  219. 
Mone,  Agnes  wife  of  John,  209. 
— ,  John,  209. 
Monehalle     [in     Stambourne],    manor, 

262,  266. 

Monek.     See  Monk. 
Monemouth,  John  de,  60. 
Monk  (Monek),  John,  of  Barking,  160, 

212. 

— ,  Sarah  wife  of  John,  160,  212. 
Monkstrete.  See  under  Thaxted. 
Monte  Alto,  Emma  wife  of  Robert  de, 

27. 

— ,  Robert  de,  27. 
Monte  Forti,  Peter  de,    132. 
Montpillers,   Edmund,  clerk,    165. 
Moor.     See  More. 
Moor     Hall     (Morehall)     in     Writtle, 

manor,  175. 
Moorman     (Moreman),     William,     of 

Althorne,  228.  249,  260. 
Moorton.     See  Moreton. 
Moraunt,  Geoffrey  son  of  John,  75. 
— ,  John,  75. 
— ,  John  son  of  John,  75. 

AA 


Morauir  John,  75. 

Loud 

— ,  William  son  of  John.  75. 
Mordaunt,  Edmund,  85. 

,   KIN 

Mordon,  Kmiii.i  lli*m,  251. 

— ,   William 

,  William  dc,  of  London,  ttuckfah- 

monger,  55. 

Moor),  Av  ,f  Til i MUM. 

271. 
— ,  Henry,    clerk.    267. 

:ui.  attorney,  53,  75 
— ,  John,    chapl 
l"hn,  of  \\. 

,   Th- 

— ,   Walter,  241. 
Morehous,    John,    clerk,    226. 
Morel.      Sri-    Roiling.    Morrcll. 
Morel  ( Morel  1). 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  John,  59. 
— ,   Joan   wife  of   Luke,  53. 
— ,  Joan   wife  of    Luke.   211     240. 
— ,  John,    of    Mau-hing.    59,   71,    136, 

146. 

— ,   Katharine   wife    of    John.    136. 
— ,  Luke,    53 

— ,  Luke,   180,  20.1.  211.  240. 
— ,  Luke,  of  Bocking,   104. 

.    Nicholas,    10. 

— ,  Petronilla   wife  of   Luke,    104. 
— ,  Robert  of  Gosfield,   10,  23. 
— ,  Robert  son  of  Nicholas.  10. 
— ,  Thomasia  wife  of  75. 

Morelys.     See  Shardlowc's  ma: 
Moreman.     See  Moorman. 
Moreton  (Moorton.  Mort": 

Murton),  '.  184, 

213,  242,  252,  271;  manor,  35,  64, 

84,  96. 

— ,  Upper  Hall   in,    q.r. 
—,  see   also   Atte   N<  >k,   J.; 

Howe,  J.;  Rede,  R.  le;  Spenser.  J.  lr 
Moreton  Morrell  (Morton  Paul- 

CO.   Warwick,    l.V 
Morgan,   Philip,  clerk.  268. 
Morgyn.   Joan    uifc    oi 
— ,  Roger,  of  Danbu- 
Moreuelle.    Agnrs    wmt   "' 

36. 
— ,  Gilbert  de,  36. 

Morice       (Moril         M  ••••    < 

Mory/1.    '  _  16. 

— ,   Cecil y    wife    of    Thomas.    153. 

— ,   Henrv.     1'.. 

— ,  John,  253. 

— ,  Nicholas,   261. 
.    Richard. 


370 


INDEX. 


Morice      (Moriz,       Moryce,       Morys, 

Moryz),  Stephen,  of  Fyfield,   160. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  London,  153. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  Nayland,   157. 
— ,  William,  70;  attorney,  54,  71,  73, 

79,  86. 
Model' (Moriell,  Moryel),  Joan  wife  of 

John,  110. 
— ,  John,  110. 

— ,  John,  rector  of  Wortham,  177,  209. 
Morieux,  Thomas,  knight,   194. 
Morkyn,  Joan  wife  of  John,  73. 
— ,  John,  of  Fyfield,  73. 
iMorley    Park    (Morlepark)    [in    Heage, 
formerly  a  chapelry  of]  Duffield,  co. 
Derby,  186. 

Morley,  Thomas  de,  knight,  262. 
Mortimer    (Mortymer,    Mortuo    Mari), 
Edmund    de,    earl    of    March    (died 
A.D.  1381),  177. 
— ,   Edmund   de,   earl   of   March   (died 

A.D.    1425),   264. 
— ,  John  (four),  269. 
— ,  Peter,    rector    of    South    Hanning- 

field,  63. 

Morton.      See  Moreton. 
Morton,  co.  Derby.  45. 
Morton     Daubeneye.       See     Moreton 

Morrell. 

Morton,  Alice  wife  of  John  de,  80,  82. 
— ,  John  son  of  Nicholas  de,  of  West 

Tilbury,  80,  82. 
— ,  Thomas  de,  chaplain,  229. 
Mory,   Henry,  clerk,  255. 
Moryce.     See  Morice. 
Moryel.     See  Moriel. 
Moryng,  Robert,  221. 
Morys,   Moryz.     See   Morice. 
Mosee,  Emma  wife  of  John,  49. 
— ,  John,  of  Farnham,  49. 
Mosley,   Cristiana  wife   of  John,  263. 
— ,  John,  263. 

Mot  (Motte),  Agnes  wife  of  Thomas, 
254. 

Alexander,  46. 

Beatrice  wife  of  Walter,  47. 

Cristiana   sister  of  Joan,   6. 

Henry,  vicar  of  Great  Clacton,  59. 

Iseult  wife  of  John.   148. 

Joan   daughter  of   Philin.   6. 

Joan  wife  of  Alexander,  46. 

Joan  wife  of  John,    179. 

J'i:m   wife-   of  Thomas,  261. 

John,    \76bis. 

John  brother  of  Joan,  6. 

Mm.    rlrrk,    264. 

lolin,   draper,    170. 

Mm.    of    CanrwdoM,     Ih6/m,    179. 

lohn,   «.f    K,)hhmK,    148. 

John,    of    IMrsh  Hd. 


Mot  (Motte),  Philip,  of  Shopland,  6  bis. 

—  Roger,   223. 

—  Saer,    10. 

—  Thomas,  261. 

—  Thomas,  of  Tendring,  254. 

—  Walter,  47. 
Motewell,  Thomas,  216. 
Motewyne,  John,  58. 

Motoun,  Joan  wife  of  William,  49. 

— ,  William,  49. 

Motte.     See  Mot. 

Moubray,   John  de,   earl   Marshal   and 

of ,  Nottingham,  brother  of  Thomas 

late  earl  Marshal,  261. 
— ,  John  son  of  William  de,   108,   124. 
Moulsham       (Molesham,        Mulcham, 

Mulesham,  Mulsham,  Mulshom)  fin 

Chclmsford],   8,    16,  26,  30,   39,  47. 

49,  63,  69,  71,  91,  133,  149  bis,  159, 

169,    178,   200-1,   239,  241  bis. 
— ,  see  also  Babbe,  J.;  Chipenham,  \V.; 

Clobbe,  J.;  Spaygne,  W.;  Webbe,  R. 
Moulton  (Multon),  co.  Lincoln,  manor, 

186. 

— ,  Richard  de  Welby  of,   28. 
Moulyssh,  Martin,  138. 
Mouney,  Agnes  wife  of  William  le,  82. 
— ,  William  le,  82. 
Mounioye,   William,   chaplain,    118. 
Mouripelers.     See   Mountpellers. 
Mount  Coy,  Joan  wife  of  Roger,  89. 
-~,  Roger,  89. 
Mounteny   (Munteny),   Agnes   wife   of 

Miles  de,   16,  42. 
— ,  Arnold,  99  bis,   129. 
— ,  Cecily  wife  of  John,  141  few,  175,  183. 
— ,  Edmund  de,    16. 
— ,  Joan    wife    of    Arnold,    sometime 

wife  of  Henry  Bedyk,  99  bis,   129. 
— ,  John,  knight,   141  bis,   175,   183. 
— ,  John  son  of  Alexander  de,  68. 
— ,  John   son  of  John  de,   32. 
— ,   Katharine  wife  of  John  de,  68. 
— .  Margaret  wife  of  John  de,  32. 
— ,  Miles  de,   16,  42. 
Mountfort,  William,  265. 
Mountnessing    (Gyngemounteny),     15. 

28,    36,    42,    74,    86,    96,    118,    14J. 

164-5,  208  bis. 

— ,  vicar  of.     Sec  Langham,  J.  de. 
— ,  Henry,  vicar  of,   141  his. 
— ,  see    also    Atte    Crouche,    R.;     Bi-- 

graunt,  J.;  Cocke,  W.;  Hayward,  J.; 

Taillour,  W.   le. 
Mountpellers    (Mounpelers),    Bertram. 

12. 
— •,  Cristina  wife  of  Thomas,.  231. 

,    John  son  of  John,   12. 
— ,  John  son  of   H'.Ttnim  de,   12. 

,    Thomas,    231. 


IN  1.1  X. 


Mountsorrel    (Mountsnrell),    ro.     ! 

ester,  manor,  261. 

Mourton.     See  Moreton. 

Mouster,    Thomas,    185. 

Moveroun     (Mounveron,     Movyroun), 

Beatrice  wife  of  John,  153    162    171 

178. 

— ,  John,    56  bis,    72,     107     153,    162 

171,   178. 

— ,  John  son  of  John,   56  hix. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  Colchester,    130. 
Mowden    (Mokclyngton)    [in    Half  it-Ill 

Peverel],  manor,    170,    174. 
Moyn,   John,   of   Great    Hardfield,    193. 
Moys,   Joan   wife  of  William,   220. 
— ,  John,   108. 
— ,  Roger,   64. 
— ,  Walter,  of  Peering,    192 
— ,  William,   220. 

Moysen,   Cristina  wife  of  John,    12. 
— ,  John,  of  Felsted,    12. 
Moze  (Moese),  29,  55,  68;  manor  ;md 

advowson,  74,  96,    120. 
Mucheldeure,   Thomas  dc,    128. 
Mucking    (Mockyng,     Mokkyng),     13, 

47,  50,  59,  80,   101,   104,  190,  236. 
— ,  see  also  Brok,  W.;  Herneman,  S.; 

Rigge,  J-l  Thomelyn,  J. 
Muckyngge,  Maud  wife  of  Thomas  de, 

8. 

— ,  Thomas  de,  8. 

Mulcham,  Mulesham.     See  Moulsham. 
Mullesworth.     See  Molesworth. 
Mullesworth,  William,   261. 
Mulsham.      See  Moulsham. 
Mulsham,    Alice    daughter    of    Gilbert 

de,    16. 

— ,  Nicholas  de,  20. 
Multon.     See  Moulton. 
Munchensy,    Joyce    wife    of    Thomas, 

141. 

— ,  Thomas,    141. 
Munde,  Joan  wife  of  John,   112. 
— ,   Tohn,    112. 
— ,  John,  of  Thaxted,  175. 
— ,  Robert,   of   Boreham,    164. 
Mundeford,  John  de,   62. 
— ,  Lettice  wife  of  John  de,  62. 
Munden,  Great,  co.  Hertford,  32. 
Munden,  de,  Robert  rector  of  StifWd. 

2. 
Mundon    (Mundoun),    89,     113,     153, 

220. 

— ,  Walter  Herd  of    149. 
Munne,  John,  72. 
Munsterieye.      See    MinsU-rlrv. 
Munt,  Alice  wife  of  Stephen  le,    11. 
— ,  Stephen   le,    11. 
Munteny.     See  Mounteny. 
Muriel,  John,  of  Gedncy,  chaplain    .:. 


Minehach,  W.n 

•     148    176 

,  l< 
Mustard,  John,  219. 

— ,    Wa 

Joan  vMfc  .if  John. 

draper  of  Lon- 
don. 

Muturll,  '1  hornas,  217. 
Mylys,  Jo  ,.ird,  65 

.-nan.  261. 
— ,   Richard    K>l  -,ardt    65. 

64. 

-    ,   Thoma- 

My  ML-,  t  Matthew,  50. 

— ,  Christina   \\ifi-  of  Robert,  50. 
— ,    GrotTrrv,    145. 

.    M.itth.  i 

— ,  Richard,  of  Willmxale,  84. 
— ,  Robert,  50. 
Mvnton,    Rohrrt.    167. 
Myre,  Gi oil:  r  of  Boreh.i 

— ,  John  di 

Meesden. 

Irn,    John    dr.    \ii-ar    of    Rain- 
ham,    111. 

Nackington     (N. 

225. 
Naferton     (  Naff  rrton  ».     Jo...- 

William  ilr,   2 

.    William   dr.    197,   200. 

lillyiiLihrrst.      N«  , 
Naret    (Nai- 

152, 

— ,'  rohn,  152. 

Nash      Hal!  Jlc)     fin 

Onu'ar],    manor.    2~ 

>ck. 
age,     N<  t 

\at\nd.in.      Si- 

Naulon.   Thoin.is   J< 

Naunton.     M.irlhol.  >nn  '       177. 

191. 

,   v  taa.  177. 

.    I  boa  177. 

Navestock 

112     114  160,    168,   187. 

25K. 


372 


INDEX. 


Nayland  (Neylond)  [co.  Suffolk],   157. 
— ,  see  also  Fevre,  A.  le;  Morice,  T.; 

Rowe,  J.;  Taillour,  M.  le. 
Naylinghurst  (Naylingherst)  [in  Brain- 
tree],  63,  210. 
Naylyngherst    (Naillyngherst),     Hugh, 

259. 
— ,  John    son    of    Roger    de,,  chaplain, 

62,  93. 
— ,  Robert  de,   107,   113;  attorney,  78, 

84,  90. 
— ,  Robert  de,  clerk,   139,    140;  rector 

of  Sible  Hedingham,    133. 
— ,  Thomas,   180. 
— ,  William,    144. 
— ,  William  de,  attorney,  9. 
— ,  William  son  of  Roger  de,   7. 
Nazeing  (Nasynge),  44,  234. 
Needham  (Nedham,  Needhom),  John, 

of  Great  Bardfield,  163,  175,  184. 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  John,    163,    175, 

184. 

Neel,  Alice  wife  of  Simon,  243. 
— ,  Andrew,  216. 
— ,  Simon,  243. 
Neghbur    (Neghebour),    William,    232, 

234,  242. 

Nekburgh,   Robert,   221. 
Neketon,    Basilia   de,    1. 
— ,   Isabel  daughter  of  Basilia  de,  1. 
— ,  John  de,  25. 
— ,  Robert  son  of  Basilia  de,   1. 
Nepy,  Joan  wife  of  Simon,   172. 
— ,  Simon,  172. 
Nerford,   William   son  of  Thomas  de, 

100. 

Netelton.     See  Nettleton. 
Nethereyeldham.    See  Yeldham,  Great. 
Nethergorthorne,    co.     Salop,     manor, 


101. 
Netherhall 


[in    Brampton    Ash],    co. 


Northampton;  manor,   113. 

Nethersole,  Edmund,  citizen  and 
goldsmith  of  London,  252. 

— ,  Juliana  wife  of  Ralph,   240. 

— ,  Maud  wife  of  Edmund,  252. 

— ,  Ralph,  of  London,  setter,  240. 

Netherwood  (Netherwode)  [in  Thorn- 
bury],  co.  Hereford,  manor,  264. 

Netheway,  John,  chaplain,  271. 

Netleswell,  John  son  of  Clement  de, 
23. 

Nettleton  (Netelton),  co.  Lincoln,  126. 

Neubryg  (Neubrugg),  William,  at- 
torney. 103,  121. 

Neueland,  West.    See  Newlands,  West. 

Neuman.     See  Neweman. 

Neuport.     See  Newport. 

Neuport  (Neweport),  Joan  wife  of 
John  de,  98. 


Neuport  (Neweport),  John  de,  89,  98; 

attorney,    72,    128,    161-2,    168. 
— ,  John,    clerk,    266. 
— .  John,  the  younger,   159,   170. 
— ,  Margaret    wife    of    Robert,    246-7, 

263. 
— ,  Robert,    209,    217,    233  bis,   246-7, 

256,  263  bis,  264,  266  bis. 
— ,  Robert  de,  chaplain,  24. 
Neuport  alias  Spycer,  Amice  wife  of 

Richard,   263. 
— ,  Richard,  263. 
Neuport  Paynel,  Thomas  de,  chaplain, 

68. 

Neuton.     See  Newton. 
Neuton  (Neweton),  Alice  wife  of  John, 

241. 
— ,  Elizabeth     wife     of     Thomas     de, 

177. 

— ,  John,  241. 
— ,  John,  clerk,  254,  260. 
— ,  Katharine  late  wife  of  William  de, 

15. 

,  Robert,  clerk,  254,  266. 
— ,  Thomas  de,  177. 
Neutonhalle.     See  Newton  Hall. 
Nevard,  Henry,    107. 
— ,  John,  210. 

Neve,  Elizabeth  wife  of  John,   114. 
— ,  John,    114. 

— ,  John  le,  of  Brent   Eleigh,    15. 
Nevendon  (Nevenden,  Newenden),  24, 

31,  51,  83,  129;  advowson,  248. 
— ,  Bromfords  manor  in,  q.v. 
Neveu,  John,  77. 
Nevill  (Nevyll),  Alice  wife  of  John  de, 

95,  100,  120. 

— ,  Gilbert  de,  knight,    126. 
— ,  Hugh    de,    knight,    25  bis,    33,   44, 

95,    100. 
— ,  Ida  wife  of  Hugh  de,  25,  33,  115, 

120. 

— ,  John  de,  knight,   167,   172. 
— ,  John  de,  of  Essex,  knight,  87,  95, 

100,  115,  120,  126. 
— ,  John  de,  of  Raby,  knight,   157. 

,  John,  the  elder,  233. 
— ,  John,  the  younger,  233. 
— ,  Ralph  de,  64. 

— ,  Ralph  earl  of  Westmorland,  266. 
Newdegate,  Robert,  238. 
Newe,  Isabel  wife  of  John  le,  142. 
— ,  John  le,  of  Bulphan,  142. 
Newehalle.     See  New  Hall. 
Neweland.    See  Newland. 
Newelond.    See  St.  Lawrence. 
Newelond,    169. 
Newelond,    co.    Suffolk,    manor,     136. 

182. 


IMJl.X. 


Neweionde.     See   Newland. 
Neweman    (Neuman),    Agnes    wife    of 

Thomas,  259. 

— ,  Alice  wife  of  John,  260. 
— ,  Emma  wife  of  William,    114,    123. 
— ,   Isabel  wife  of  John,    159. 
— ,   Isabel  wife  of  William     131. 
— ,  John,  125. 
-  ,  John,  citizen  and  skinner  of   Lou 

don,  260. 
— ,  John,    of    Saffron    Walden,    smith, 

159. 

— ,  Richard,  of  Newport,   194,  202. 
— ,  Simon  le,  of  Elmstead,  2. 
— ,  Thomas,  259. 
— ,  Thomas,     of     Theydon     (Jam on, 

154. 

— ,  Thomas   son   of   Simon,   of  They- 
don Garnon,  203. 
— ,  William,  of  Lindsell,   114,   123. 
— ,  William,  of  Rawreth,  131. 
Newenham.     See  Newnham. 
Newenham,  Clemencia  wife  of  Nicho- 
las,  173. 

— ,  Nicholas,    173. 
Newenton,  John  Kemese  of,  216. 
Newenton,  John  de,  28. 
Neweport.     See  Neuport. 
Newerk,   William,  chaplain,    175. 
Newesaumford.     See  Sampford,  Little. 
Neweton.      See   Neuton. 
Newetonehall.      See   Newton   Hall. 
New    Hall     (Newehalle),     jn     Mistlev, 

manor,   200. 

Newland    (La    Newelond,    Neweland, 
Neweionde)    [in    Roxwell],    37,    68, 
138,  176,  252. 
Newlands,  East  (Estnewelond),  manor, 

35. 

Newlands,      West      (West      Neueland, 
Westnewelond)    [in    St.    Lawrence], 
126;  manor,  86. 
Newmarket  (Newemarket),  co.  Suffolk, 

manor,   195. 

— ,  St.   Mary,  advowson,    195. 
— ,  John  Debden  of,   256. 
Newnham    (Newenham)    [in    Ashdon], 

11,  217;  manor,  86. 
Newnham     (Newenham),     co.     (llouc- 

ester,   manor.   84. 

Newport  (Neuport),  20,  23,  78.   194. 
— ,  St.    Leonard's    hospital,    Edmund, 

master  of,  34. 

— ,  see  also  Atte  Noke,  W.;   Barnard, 
G.;    Bole,   J.;    Gace,    P.;   Ledet,   R.; 
Neweman,  R.;  Yongwyne,  J. 
Newtimber    (Nytymbre),     co.     Sussex, 

225. 

Newton  (Neuton),  co.   Suffolk,  manor 
and   advowson,   79. 


n  Hall  (Ncuionhallc.  NeweUMW- 
hall),    in 
202,  208. 

•i..  James  son  ie,  79. 

— ,  John  d.  36. 

Nevlond.     .SYc    N.,xi 
Neyrnuyt,  John    knkht,  80. 
— ,  Thomas  son 
Nichoie    Wfflku 
Nuol,  Alice  wife  of  William     I 

William.    123. 
Nieulond,  la,  manor.    169. 
Nightxi 

wife     of     | 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  William,   190. 
— .  John,    117. 

,    William 
Nipsell's      Rayments      ((.nypsh 

Maxl.md: 

Nobat  (Nohet),  Agnei 

148,   151. 
— ,  Robert,  85,   131 

,    William 

— ,    William,    ot    Sprn 
Noble,   Ellen   xvil, 
— ,  Joan   w  «r  le,  30. 

— ,  John,  of  Bockmi: 
— ,  Peter  le.  of   i 
Noloth,  John,    !  '08. 

Noon,  Roger,  of  High  Easter, 
— ,  Walter,  of  Pi. 
Norbourgh,    Robert    d< 
Moreman,  B< 

— ,  Walter,  of  Max  land,  38. 
Norendyn,  Agne  41 

— ,  John.  41. 
Noreys,  Thomas,    1  \^ 

,   William,    of    I.ittl. 
Norffolk,  John  de.  of  West  Thurrock. 

142. 

VJorhampton.     See   Nortr 
\orhampton.   Kllen  wife  of   Her 

147,   152. 
—    Henrv    »le.    "f    I...n.!i.u.    meix-hant. 

147.    15J. 

— ,  Joan    x\  n    de.    105. 

— ,  John    de.    of   CV 
— ,  John,   c-iti/en   and   draper   «.i 

don.   178. 

•harme    w,fe    of    Richard.     170. 

202. 

— ,   Richard,    herald.     ITU 
Norman,    John.    65. 

,  Joh  and    goldsmith    of 

London.  J4U. 
— t  __i  his  daui." 

.  |..hn.  i-lerk. 
Norm.mbx  on  the-  \V->Ids  ...  1  tncoln. 

126, 

::idl<       Robert      156. 


374 


INDEX. 


Normaund,  Joan  wife  of  Roger,  23. 

— ,  Roger,  23. 

Northampton         (Norhampton),        co. 

Northampton,    186. 
Northampton,    earl    of.      See    Bohun, 

\V.  de. 
Northampton,   Isabel  wife  of  John  de, 

103. 

— ,  John  de,    103. 

Northbemflete.      See    Benfleet,    North. 
Northborough        (Nqrthburgh)        [co. 

Northants.l     69. 

Northelmeshale.     See   Elmsall,    North. 
Northern    (Northerne),    Alice    wife    of 

Bartholomew,  144. 
— ,   Bartholomew,     144. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Nicholas  le,  72. 
— ,  Nicholas   le,   of   Ipswich,   72. 
— ,  William,   vicar   of   Mayland,    197. 
Northfanbregge.          See       Fambridge, 

North. 
Northfleet     (Northflete)     [co.     Kent], 

John  son  of  John  Picaz  of,  44. 
Northfolke,    Joan    wife    of    John    de, 

88. 

— ,  John  de,  88. 
Northhall.  Margery  de,   14. 
Xorthpurle.     See  Purleigh. 
Northtoft.      See   Nortoft. 
North    Weald    Bassett    (Northwelde, 

Welde),  3,  16,  74,  100    123,  128,  171, 

184,  208,  233.  271. 
— ,  see  also   Dounesheved,  J.;   Est,  J.; 

Marchall,  J.;  Mareschal,  J.  and  R.  le; 

Page,   J. 
Northwell,  John,  citizen  and  goldsmith 

of   London,   269. 

Northwemysford,   co.    Somerset,    126. 
Northwode,    Alice    wife    of    John    de, 

86-7. 

— ,  John   de,    86-7. 

— ,  John,  of  Great   Dunmow,    199  bis. 
— ,  John  son  of  Humphrey  de,  knight, 

\\7bis. 

— ,  Katharine  wife  of  John,    117. 
— ,  Margery   wife   of  John,    199  bis. 
Northwokyndon.          See        Ockendon, 

North.  " 
Nortoft  (Northtoft),  co.  Northampton, 

manor,    186. 
Nortoft    (Northtoft),    Edmund    de,    33, 

82,   97. 
Kdimind    sou    of    Edmund    de,    82, 

in. 

,  John  son  of  Edmund  de,  82,  97. 
Nmton   [co.   Radnor],  lordship,  264. 
Norton,   Cold,    189,  204. 
— ,  rector   of       .SY,     Lallvnggr,   J.   de. 
Norton,    KiniA.   co.    Worcester,   manor, 


Norton    Mandeville   (N.   Maundevill)r 

44,  92,  100,  110,  131,  133,  135,  169, 

188,  200,  262. 
— ,  see  also   Canne,    T.;    Clerk,    G.    le 

and  J. 

Norton,  Edith  wife  of  Robert  de,   163. 
— ,  Joan  wife   of  William,  259. 
— ,  John,   attorney,   220. 
— ,  Margaret  late  wife  of  Richard  de.. 

168. 

— ,   Richard  de,  219. 
— ,  Robert  de,    163. 
— ,  William,    168,  259,  272. 
Norwich,   bishop    of.      See   Courtenax 

R.;   Wakering,  J. 

Norwych  (Norwico),  John,  clerk,    180, 
— ,  John  de,  knight,   177. 
— ,  John  de,  vicar  of  Epping,   118. 
- — ,  Master   John,    rector   of   Hythe    in 

Colchester,  244. 

— ,   Margaret  wife  of  Walter  de,  56.- 
— ,  Richard    de,    vicar    of    Broomfield,. 

115  bis. 

— .  Walter   son   of  John   de,    56. 
— ,  William  de,  attorney,  73. 
Nosterfield     (Nosterfeld)      [in      Shudy 

Camps,  co.   Cambridge],  269. 
Notgrove  (Nategrave),   co.   Gloucester,. 

advowson.    132. 

Notley,  Black  (Blake  Nottelee,  Blake- 
nuttele),    7,    13  bis,   26,   81-2,   93,    101, 

137,  207,  218,  236,  247;  manor,  252r 

260. 

— ,  see  also  Mandeville,  S.;  Rouwe,  T. 
Notley,    White    (Whitenottele,    White 

Noutle,  Nuttele),  62,  70,  81-2,   122r 

137,  201,  244,  259,  263;  manor,  158r 

173,  181,  242. 
— ,  see  also  Heerde,  W.  le;  Wodewardr 

H.  le. 

Notte,  Henry  le.  of  Solihull,  40,  44. 
Nottingham      (Notyngham),     earl      of, 

See  Moubray,  J.  de. 
Notion,  William  de,  82-3. 
Notyngham,    Joan    late   wife   of   Hugh 

de,    127. 

Noun,  Joan  wife  of  Richard,  214. 
— ,  Richard,  of  Brentwood,   214. 
Noutle.     See  Notley. 
Nova  Grangia  [in  Usk,  co.  Momnouth], 

manor,  34. 

Novo  Mercato,  John  de,  chaplain,  20 
Nowell,  John,   248. 
Nowers,    Agnes   late    wife    of   William, 

160. 

Nuffield   (Tuffeld),  co.   Oxford,  269. 
Nunthey,  Andrew  de,  46. 
— ,  Andrew   de,    rector   of 

20,  25,  48. 
— ,  John   ilc,    5. 


INDEX, 


375 


Xurstead      (Nustede,      Nutsti-di-). 


Kent,    manor,    48,    236;    §dv< 

236. 

Nuttele,  White.     See   Notley,   White 
Nyghtynghalc.      See    Night  yngali- 
Nyngh.   John,    176. 
\\tymbre.     See  Newtimher. 

Oakley  (Ocle).     See  De  hi    Gnve,    I  ; 

Staunton,    C.   de. 

Oakley     (Ocle,     Oclee,     Okele,     Okk- 
Oklee)     Great,     29,     53,     63-4      M> 
68  bis,  69,  193. 
— ,  Dengewell    in,    q.r. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Strete,  H. 
— ,  see  also  Atte  Hale,  R.;  Am-  Style  T 
Oakley     (Ocle,     Okie),     Little,     219; 
manor  and  advowson,    17,  219,  262. 
Oare   (Ores),   co.    Kent,    126. 
Obekyn,  Walter,   138. 
Ockeforde     Skyllyng.       See     Shilling- 
stone. 

Ockendon,  North  (North  Wokendon, 
Northwokyndon,    Northwokyngdon), 
129,  168,  201,  206,  250;  manor,  100, 
179,    180;  advowson,    100. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Rok,  W. 
— ,  see  also  Bolyngton,  R.;  Carter,  A. 

le;  Lethenard,  H.;  Sankyn,  J. 
Ockendon,  South  (Southwokyngdon. 
Wokyndon  Rokele,  W.  Rokell),  100, 
135,  146,  149,  168,  179,  206,  246, 
250,  259,  270;  manor,  117,  205; 
advowson,  1 17. 

- — ,  rector  of.     See  Bourton,  R.  de. 
— ,  see  also  Atte  Style,  W.;  Cookham, 
J.;   Heved,  J.;   Lesse,  J.;   Whay,  J.; 
Whyteland,  J. 
Ocstede.     See  Oxted. 
Odcombe    (Odecombe),    co.    Somerset, 

manor,  265. 

Odstock   (Odestoke),  co.   Wilts.,    126. 
Odyerne,    Margaret    wife    of    Thomas, 

48. 

— ,  Thomas,  48. 

Odyn,  William,  of  (Jreat  Wakering,  29. 
Offham    (Wogham)    [in    Hamsey],    co. 

Sussex,   225. 

OfTord  (Ufford  Daneys),  co.  Hunting- 
don, manor,  209. 
OfTord,    Edward    son    of    William    dr, 

174. 

— ,  Thomas  son  of  William  de,    174. 
— ,  Thomas,  vicar  of  Thaxted,  172,  177. 
— ,  William    de,   earl    of   Suffolk,    174. 
— ,  William    son    of   William    de,    174. 
Ofham,  John,  de,  attorney,   86. 
Ogham,  John,  246. 
Okele,  Great.     See  Oakley. 
Okele,   Thomas,    193. 


Okfcin 

of. 

Okham,  \\  il 

235. 
Oldefen,  Hugh  dc,  chaplain.  86. 

Oldc-n. 

Otderomem 

Oldhall  (Oldhalle),  E«i- 
Oldhall. 

Yddh.im.    <  ,rcat. 
Oliver 

136. 


—     *• 


. 
—    Joan    uifr   ,,f    K,,!.. 

John,   95.    1 
-    John,   of   Ra\; 


.     I 


J"h".   ":  '     167.    177. 

^ 

Margaret    ui  |94. 

—  Margery 

—  MarmT\    uifc  nt     i 

—  Milicenl  \\ilr  i.f  1 
Philippa   \\ifV  of  John.    167. 
Robert, 

Thoma*,  of  Woodham  I  «-r:rm.  185. 

William.    I'M. 

—  William,   216-7. 
Oliver'- 

220. 
Olneyc,    Juh; 


<  )lyvi\ 


\\ifc  of  J(.hii 


—  Avii-i-    wifi-    of    John.    I  I 

—  Hugh.    11. 

—  John,    11. 

—  John,  of  I. 

—  John  son  of  John.  A.M. 
Olyvcr.     See  Ol; 

Olyven-s,  m  Sprinirtield.  rtt  .  201. 

Oly\rrs.      N,  ,     O!i\n\    11.    | 

()mhra\s,   Thomas,   of   Alt! 

Omyton.      Sec    <  ' 

OiK'lniry.      N<  ,     ' 

Ongar    (Auni:rr>  :il!c:      II  : 

H.:       P.is- 

Short 

(Ancri-).   hundrcii.    101. 


Ongar,      Chipping     (Aun^rc     at      the 

Castle,  i 

Aunurr     C'lu-p\! 

•»,.  i; 

—  ,  set 

Wrhlv     I 
Ongar,  Hiqh  <H 

I  l\.  Ml. 


376 


INDEX. 


Ongar,  High  (Heghaungre,  Heyangre, 

High  Angre,  Aungre,  Hyangre),  Old 

Thrifts  in.     See  Thrifts. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Beauchamp,  R. 
— ,  see  also  Feryng,  J.;  Wyther,  R. 
Ongar  Park  (Aungrepark)  [in  Stanford 

Rivers],  manor,  241. 
Ongre,   Margery  wife   of   Richard   de, 

179. 
— ,  Richard    de,    of    Stansted    Mount- 

fitchet,    179. 
Onibury  (Onebury)  [co.  Salop],  rector 

of.     See  Scardeburgh,  G.  de. 
Ookman,  Isabel  wife  of  John,  229. 
— ,  John,  229. 
Ores.      See  Oare. 

Orger  (Orgor),  Joan  wife  of  John,  221. 
— ,  John,  221. 
— ,  William,  271. 

Orleton,  co.  Hereford,  manor,  264. 
Ormond,  Ormound,  earl  of.    See  Botil- 

ler,  J.  le. 
Orpede  (Orpyd),  Agnes  wife  of  John 

le,  2. 

— ,  John,  241,  264. 
— ,  John  le,  of  Horndon  on  the  Hill,  2. 
Orpington  (Orpynton),  co.  Kent,   158. 
Orreby,  John  son  of  Philip  de,  3. 
Orsett  (Orsathe,  Orsethe,  Orsete),  18, 

51,  65,  68,   131,  133,  247,  260. 
— ,  Loft  Hall  manor  in,  q.v. 
— ,  see  also  Cok,  J.  le;  Herberger,  J.; 

Heved,  J.;  Salman,  R.;  Tytham,  S. 
Orseye.     See  Horseheath. 
Orvey.  John,  236. 
Orynel,  Richard,  222. 
Osbarn   (Osberne,   Osebarn,    Osebern), 

Agnes  wife  of  Richard,  213. 
-  -    Helewisia  wife  of  John,   164,   176. 

—  Joan  wife  of  John,  260,  272. 
John,  47. 

—  John,    125. 

—  John,  221,  232,  260,  272. 

—  John,  attorney,   193. 

—  John   son   of   John,   of   Wakering, 
64,  176. 

—  Margaret  wife  of  William,    137. 

—  Margaret  wife  of  William,    185. 

—  Richard,  265. 

—  Richard,  of  Little  Laver,  213. 
-    William,    137. 

—  William,  of  Ingatestone,   185. 
Osea    (Oueseye,    Ouezeye)    [in    Great 

Totham],    126;  manor,  75. 

Oseward.  William,  of  Chelmsford.  162. 

Oskyn  (Osekyn),  Isabel  wife  of  John, 
98. 

— ,  John,  222. 

— ,  John,  citizen  and  vintner  of  Lon- 
don, 98. 


Osteler  (Ostiler),  Thomas,  of  Chelms- 
ford,  159,   191,  206. 
Osterlee,   Joan   wife   of   William,   200. 
— ,  William,  of  London,  200. 
Oswaldbeck    (Osewaldebeksokene),    co. 

Nottingham,  235. 
Oter,  Thomas,  of  Ipswich,  chaplain,  25. 
Otes  [in  High  Laver],  manor,  249,  270. 
Otes,  Edmund,  255. 
Otewy,    Joan    wife   of    Roger,    26. 
— ,  Roger,  of  Stisted,  26. 
Otterpley  (Otyrpley)  [in  Challock],  co. 

Kent,  225. 
Ouddesole,  Joan  wife  of  John,    187. 
— ,  John,  of  Witham,   187. 
Oudebv.  Agnes,  nun  of  Barking  abbev, 

249. 

— ,  Eleanor  daughter  of  Thomas,  241. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Thomas,  249,  260. 
— ,  Thomas,  249,  260. 
Oudyn,  Ellen  wife  of  John,   152. 
— ,  John,  152. 

Oueseye,   Ouezeye.     See  Osea. 
Oueseye     (Ouezeye),      Ellen     wife     of 

Walter  de,  75. 
— ,  Seman  de,  28,  31,  33. 
— ,  Walter  de,  75. 
Oughtred   (Outtrede),   John,    180,    192, 

208,  270. 
Ouse    (Usa),     river,     co.     York,     ferry 

across,  266. 
Outlawe  (Outelagh),  Joan  wife  of  John, 

127,    175. 
— ,  John,    127. 
Outtrede.     See  Oughtred. 
Overeyeldham.      See   Yeldham,    Little. 
Over   (Overe)    [co.    Cambridge],   rector 

of.     See  Muskham,  R.  de. 
Overehalle,    in    Wormingford,    manor, 

107. 

Overhall,  manor,  218. 
Overhall       [in     Brampton     Ash],     co. 

Northampton,  manor,  113. 
Overton,  Cold,  co.  Leicester,  261. 
Overton,   Ralph,   206. 
Ovington   (Omyton,   Oviton,   Ovyton), 

18-9,    38,    45,    55,    124,    195,"  227; 

manor  and  advowson,  231. 
Ovyng,  John,  clerk,  200. 
Owayn,  Alice  wife  of  John,  212. 
— ,  John,  of  Sible  Hedingham,  212. 
Oxenburgh,  Hervey  de,  9. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  Hervey  dc,  9. 
Oxeneye    (Oxenhey,    Oxheneye),    Alu-r 

wife  of  Walter,   170. 
— ,  Felicia  wife  of  John  de,  93. 
— ,  Joan  daughter  of  John  de,  ^3. 
— .  John    dr.    attorney,   7.    11,    15,    17. 

22,   24,   31,  44,  49.   53.   57.  62.  66. 

70,  75,  80,  88,  97,  99,  112,  116.  124. 


377 


Oxeneye    (Oxenhey,    Oxheneye),    John 

son  of  Walter  de,  of  Rayne,  (>3. 
— ,  Simon  son  of  John  (it 
— ,  Walter,   170. 
Oxenford     (Oxon'),      Isabel     wife     of 

Simon,    214. 

— ,  Joan   wife   of  John   de,    105. 
— ,  John   de,   of   London,   vintner    44 

50. 

— ,  John  son  of  John  de,  50,   105. 
— ,  Simon,   214. 
— ,  William  de,   50. 
Oxenhey.     See  Oxeneye. 
Oxewyk,  Eleanor  wife  of  John,  212. 
— ,  John,  citizen  of  London,  212. 
Oxford,  earl  of.     See  Vere,  A.,  J.,  R. 

and  T.  de. 

Oxheneye.     See  Oxeneye. 
Oxon'.     See  Oxenford. 
Oxstede,  Rolland  de,   127. 
Oxted  (Ocstede),  co.  Surrey,   126. 
Oxton  (Oxston),  co.  Nottingham,   126. 

Paas,  Egidia  wife  of  John,   135. 
— ,  John,  of  Saffron  Walden,  271. 
— ,  John,  of  Wickham  St.  Paul's,  135. 
Pabenham,  Elizabeth  wife  of  Laurence 

de,  sister  of  Thomas  d'Engayne,  173, 

181. 

— ,  Laurence  de,  knight,   173,   181. 
Paccard.     See  Packard. 
Pach  (Pacche),  Alice  wife  of  Edmund, 

106. 

— ,  Alice  wife  of  Robert,  243. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  William,  215. 
— ,  Etlmund,  of  Finchingfield,   106. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Reynold,   189,   192. 
— ,  John,  of  Halstead,  draper,  192. 
— ,   Tohn,  rector  of  Tendring,  183. 
— ,  Reynold,   of  Docking,    189.  .192. 
— ,  Robert,   of   Hockley,   243. 
— ,  William,  of  Bocking,  215. 
Pacchyng,  Agnes  wife  of  Laurence  de, 

59. 

— ,  John,  30. 
— ,  Laurence  de,  59. 
— ,   Margaret  wife  of  John,  30. 
Pachyng  Picot.     See  Patching  Hall. 
Packard    (Paccard,    Pakard,    Pakkard), 

Joan  wife  of  Richard,  93. 
— .  Margaret    wife    of    Richard,    104, 

106.   118.   148.   185. 
— .  Richard,  of  St.  Osyth,  48,  93,  104, 

106,    110,    118,   148. 
Pacy,      Denise     daughter     of     Philip, 

30. 

— ,  Joan  daughter  of  Philip,  30. 
— ,   John  son  of  Philip,   30. 
— ,  Philip,   30. 
— ,   Simon  son  of  Philip,  30. 


<n)  [in 

J35. 
'Paddlwwort 

Ptdefc 

I'adym 

Padyngton,    Isabel   \M- 

Page,  Ayiu-s  \MI< 

—  tail. 

1 

John.    ..t    M.,1,1,,1, 

|ohn.  oi    North   \\.   •:•!   K.     - 

John.   of    Ku.nh  |] 

—  John,  .,1    With.m  -      I5J. 
Ku-h.inl.   Oi    U'.th. 

Paglesham 

85,    111.  |9|.    200. 

244;    manor.    267. 
— ,  see     alsn     Mull.     J  .      !< 

Whit,-.    U 
Pak,    Robert,    ell 
Pakard.      S, ,    \>. 
Pake,    ' 

140. 

,    Joan    ur  I4n 

— ,   Thomas,   of    AMhain.   , 
Pakelesham.     See  Paglesham. 
Pakelesharn,  Jo) 
— ,  Stephen   de,    140. 

.    William    de.    14.    J  14.1. 

147.    171 
Pakenham,    Uewlt    prill 

71. 

— ,   Peter  .1. 

i  Pakenhohalle.     .SY<    IV\ton   Hall. 
Pakkard.      S«     i 
IPaliere,   William     216. 
Palmer  (P..  •    John. 

125,    134. 
— ,  Grecian    le. 

|ohn.   110. 
— ,  Joan  wife  <>f    l«'hn.    190. 

.  Fou    • 

.    John,    110. 
.    lohn. 
.    lohn.    .  ' 

|,.hn       '    Maldon.  draper.   190. 
.    Julian,  i 

— ,  Ma  <>f  Richard  IS 

.  Mi 

— ,-Maud    uif<  1^2. 

M,  «-.n  Walth.. 

.     IV'tri.    76. 

I1 

IV:  ThomM 

don. 


378 


INDEX. 


Palmer  (Palmere),  Richard,  of  Langdon 

Hills,  178,  183,  206. 
— ,  Richard,  of  London,  162. 
— ,  Thomas  le,  of  Marks  Tey,  113. 
— ,  William,  229. 

Paf,  Margery  late  wife  of  Robert,  235. 
— ,  Thomas,  235. 

Pampheloun  (Pamfilion,  Pamphiloun, 
Paunfilion),  William,  of  Thaxted, 
172,  224,  229. 

— ,  William,  of  Cambridge,   188. 
Pampisford          (Pampesworth)          [co. 
Cambs.],    William    Perkyn    of,    127. 
Pandfeld,  Joan  wife  of  Robert,  211. 
— ,  Robert,  211. 
Panefader.     See  Penyfader. 
Paneworth.     See  Panworth. 
Panfield  (Pandfeld),  93,  201,  220. 
— ,  William  Bolebek  of,  200. 
Panteg  (Pentek)  [co.   Monmouth],  ad- 

vowson,  34. 

Pantery,  Alice  wife  of  William  de,  135. 
— ,  William  de,  of  Coggeshall,  135. 
Panton,  Michael,  chaplain,  57,  69. 
Panworth  (Paneworth)  [in  Ashill],  co. 

Norfolk,   manor,   233. 
Panyfader.      See   Penyfader. 
Panymer,  Maud  wife  of  Walter,  206. 
— ,  Walter,   of   Gestingthorpe,    206. 
Paperell,  John,  of  Prittlewell,  209. 
Parco,  William  de,   15,  60. 
Pardishowe,     Thomas     de,     rector     of 

Winwick,   65. 
Parischprest,    Thomas    le,    of    Stisted, 

118. 
Parker  (Parkyr),  Agnes  wife   of  John, 

95. 
—    Agnes  wife  of  John,   177. 

Agnes  wife  of  Roger,   141-2,    152, 
190. 

Alice  wife  of  John,   138,   143. 
Amice  wife  of  John,  124,  139,  146. 
Amy  wife  of  John,  218. 
Anabilla  wife  of  John,   113. 
Elizabeth  wife  of  Richard,  234-5. 
Etheldreda   wife  of  William,   229. 
Geoffrey  le,  of  Bentley,  2. 
Joan  wife  of  Geoffrey  le,  2. 
Joan  wife  of  John  le,  24. 
Joan  wife  of  Stephen,  266. 
John,  113. 
fohn,    155. 
John,    167. 
John,    195 
John,  247. 
John  le,  attorney,  2. 
John,    of   Good    Easter,    124,    139, 
146. 

.  John,  of  Great  Leighs,  218. 
•m,  of  Great  Waltham,    114. 


Parker    (Parkyr),    John,    of    Rayleigh, 

138,   143. 

— ,  John,   of  Rayne,   95. 
— ,  John,  of  Roffy,   177. 
— ,  John,  of  Stoke  by  Clare,  253. 
— ,  John,     of     Stoke     by     Clare,     the 

younger,   245. 

— ,  John,  of  Wimbish,   poulterer,    188. 
— ,  John    son    of    Richard,    of    High 

Easter,   130-1. 
— ,  John  son  of  Walter  le,  of  Thaxtedr 

17. 

— ,  John  son  of  William,  256. 
— ,  John  son  of  William  le,   of  Rain- 
ham,    24. 
— ,  Katharine      wife      of      Philip      ler 

1 10  bis. 

— ,  Laurencia  wife  of  John,    167. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,   114. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,  130-1. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  John,   155. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  Robert,  131. 
— ,  Philip  le,  llObis. 
— ,  Richard,  of  Lexden,  234-5. 
— ,  Robert,  of  Finchingfield,    131. 
— ,  Robert,  of  Woodham  Walter,  227, 
— ,  Roger,   of  Brentwood,    137,    141-2, 

152. 

— ,  Sabina  wife  of  John  le,    17. 
— ,  Stephen,  of  Epping,  266. 

,  Thomas,  224. 
— ,  William,  229. 
— ,  William,  269. 

Parkhall,  in  Gosfield,  manor,  168,  230, 
Parlebien,  Richard,  clerk,  210. 
Paries,   John,   Morney,   5,  6,  9,    II  bis, 

12  quater,    14,    17,   20  bis,  22,   24-5, 

31,    33,    39,    40,    48-50,    52,    54-5r 

59  bis,  64,  72  bis,  73,  83,  88. 
Parndbn  (Perndon,  Peryndon),  6,  126, 
— ,  (Perendon,   Peryndon),   Great,   23r 

67,  76,  157,  184,  234,  246,  271. 
— ,  Tailleferes   manor,   242. 
— ,  see  also  Gerounde,  T.;  Piltone,  J.; 

Somenour,   J.   and   R.;    Sty  ward,   J.; 

Wynchestre,  R.  de. 
— ,  (Perendon),  Little,  Richard,  rector 

of,  51. 

Parrok,  William,  58. 
Partriche,   William,    171. 
Parvyng,   Robert,   knight,  65. 
Parys,  John,  of  London,  229. 
— ,  Nicholas  son  of  Hugh,  of  Heydon, 

175.  . 
— ,  Robert  de,  131. 
— ,  William  son  of  Stephen  de,  4. 
Paslow     (Little     Passefeld)     [in     High 

Ongar],    135. 

— ,  John  atte  Hathe   of,    135. 
Passefeld   Cheure.     See  Chivers   Hall, 


Passefeld,  Joan  late  wife  of  Adam  <!<•,    iVU-nenih,    Get,: 


37* 


195. 

Pnsselewe,  John,  of  Ongar,    177,  212. 
Passemere,  William,  246. 
Passh,  Joan  wife  of   Nicholas    262 

—  ,  Nicholas,  262. 
Paston,   William,   262. 

Patching     Hall     (Pachvng     Picot)     fin 

Broomfield],   201 
Patemere,    Denise   wife   of   John,    U(>. 

—  ,  John,  of  Woodham  Walter,   14o. 
Patergos    (Patregoos),    Agnes    ui|r    ,,j 

William,  185,  194,  222. 

—  ,   Richard,    of    Wethersfield,    199. 

—  ,  William,    of    Thaxted,     185,     194, 

Pateshull,  Thomas  de,  chaplain,   124. 
Pathorn,    Thomas,    attorney,    208. 
Patregoos.     See  Patergos. 
Patrixbourne       (Patrikesbourne),       co 

Kent,    225. 
Pattiswick  (Pateswyk),   106,    110    148 

162,  219,  248. 

—  ,  see  also  Pycot,  R.  and   \V. 
Paulyn,  Hugh,  104. 

—  ,  Joan  wife  of  Hugh,    104. 
Paulynescreye.      See    Cray,    St.    Paul's. 


SO,  52. 


Pauman,  John,   211. 
Paunfilion.     See   Pampheloun. 


— ,  John  son  of  Ralph  dr 

—,  Ralph  son  ..! 

Pebmar.h       (IVh«icrmh.       Pe»  , 

\   28     35 
|()7'  ••!'  ad-' 

\ouson,    52. 

.  " 

— ,  set 

Pecche   (Peche),   Adam.    I 

— .    Hu«h.    of     I.iulr    (•;,„. 

[ohn    102. 

1.    154,    157. 

,    Simon,     of     (  ,r«-.iT     ;  • 

.    Warm.    102. 

,    Willi:.n, 
Peccheys.     See   Petchcs. 
Pechand,  Flk-n  -Aif<-  of  John    183 
— ,  John. 
Peche.      See   Pe, 
IV-kh., 

rector  (.1 
IVc  ok     (IVkok),      Beatrice     uifc     of 


Thomas 

179. 

Paunton,     Robert,     vicar     of     Writtle,    — .   Richard 

252-  — ,  R>  !en.   132. 

Pawe,  Peter,  vicar  of  Saffron  Walden,        ,  Thomas,   .if   FVi.r 

194.  ,   William 

Payn,  Agnes  wife  of  Robert,   114,   116  Pedeuru.  Thomas,  ol   Willinuale.   161. 


Cristina  wife  of  John,    13 
— ,   Isabel  wife  of  John,   178. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of   John,  210. 
— ,  John,    178. 
— ,   Tohn,    195,   205. 
— ,  John,  211. 
— ,  John,  269  (two). 
— ,  John,  of  Maldon,  210. 
— -,  John,   of  Matching     123. 
— ,  John,   of  Tillingham,    13. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,    123. 
— ,   Margaret  wife  of   William,   7. 
— ,   Maud  wife  of  Roger,    193. 
— ,   Peter,  chaplain,  266. 
— .  Richard,  221. 
— .  Robert,    114.    116. 
— ,  Robert,   clerk,    185. 
— ,  Roger,   of  Harwich.    193. 
— ,  Rose  late  wife  of  William,   24'*. 

Thomas,  247.  251. 
-  ,  Walter,  268. 
— ,  William,    7. 
—,  William,  266. 
Pavnell,  Geoffrey.  260. 
Pebemersh,    Ralph    son    of    Ralph    « 
rector  of  Bulmer,   19. 


Pei-kc.   John,   of   < 
Peet  fin  Peldon],  J 

.    Robert,    of     H:  233. 

Peuot.    Th« 
Peion,   John 

Prious.   \Y,l!,.m  1|8. 

Pekke,    |ohi, 

Pekok 

Peldon    (Pdtyiu- 

-     100. 

Pelhan  Iharn)  [co. 

Heritor. Ij 

\V. 
Pelhan  -n   de. 

.    lohn.   kniuht 

.    W.lh.m 

Pdtynj 

I'emhn 

man 

inhi'  • 
Paulo.  V 
mhrc 
hnm] 


380 


INDEX. 


Penbrigge,  William  de,  84. 

Penbrokes.     See  Pembrokes. 

Pencrich  (Penkerych),   Edmund,  clerk, 

180. 

— ,  Katharine  wife  of  Robert,  154. 
— ,  Robert,   154. 
Pennard,  co.  Somerset,  273. 
Penne,  Agnes  wife  of  William,  178. 
— ,  William,  148,  178,  183,  213. 
Pensax,  John,  241. 
Pentek.     See  Panteg. 
Pentelowe,  Gilbert  de,  rector  of  Deb- 
den,  91. 

— ,  John,  of  Great  Maplestead,  76. 
— ,  Walter     son     of     Humphrey     de, 

23. 

Penteneye,  Hugh   de,  chaplain,  27. 
Pentlow   (Pentelowe),   26-7,  45-6,   62, 

98,    120,    136,    140,    195,    209,    227; 

manor  and  advowson,  23,   151,   155. 
— ,  see  also  Atte  Hoo,  J.;  Gervays,  W.; 

Pecok,  T. 
Pentrie  (Pentrye),   Felicia  late  wife  of 

John,  153-4. 
Peny.   Nicholas,  237. 
Penyfader       (Panefader,       Panyfader), 

Adam  of  Pleshev.   146. 
— ,  Isabel  wife  of  John,   252. 
— ,  John,   164,  205,  225. 
— ,  John,  of  Fyfield,  232,  249,  252. 
— ,  John,  the  elder,  232,  235. 
— ,  John,  the  vounger,  235. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  Adam,   146. 
— ,  Stephen  son  of  John,  252. 
— ,  Thomas,  225. 
— ,  Thomas  son  of  John,  252. 
Pepir      (Pepur),      Margaret      wife      of 

Robert,   237. 
— ,  Richard,  268. 
— .  Robert,  237. 
— ,  William,  237. 
Peps.  Alice  wife  of  John,   105. 
— .   loan  wife  of  William,    169. 
— ,   John,    105. 
— ,  William,  169. 
Perchehay,   Ralph,   chaplain,    123. 
Perching  (Perchynge)  [in  Fulking],  co. 

Sussex,  225. 

Perchild,  Felicia  wife  of  John,  174. 
— ,  John,   174. 

Percy,  Thomas  de,  knight,   186,  225. 
Perendon.     See  Parndon. 
Perepount      (Perepound,       Periepund, 

Perpound.  Perpount,  Pirpount,  Pyr- 

pound),  Elizabeth  wife  of  Peter,  4, 

34.  52.  54  bis,  58,  61,  69,  88,  113. 
— ,  Hugh,  4. 

— ,  Peter,  4,  34,  52,  54  bis,  58,  61,  69, 
88.  113. 
Robert,  chaplain,   54,   58. 


Perers,    Alice    de,    daughter    of.      See 

Despayne,  J.,  247. 
Peres,  John,  58. 
Perevyll,  Robert,   146. 
Perham,  Thomas  de,  42. 
Periepund.     See  Perepount. 
Perkyn,  Maud  wife  of  William,    127. 
— ,  William,  of  Pampisford,    127. 
Perndon.     See  Parndon. 
Pernell,  Richard,  175. 
Perot,  Margery  wife  of  Richard,    165. 
— ,  Richard,   1*45,   170. 
— ,  Richard,     of    Little    Leighs,     165. 

184. 

Perpound,   Perpount.     See  Perepount. 
Pershore,  co.  Worcester,  268. 
Person      (Persoun),      Agnes      wife      of 
William,   81. 

Alice  daughter  of  John,  97. 

Henrv,  247,  256. 

Joan  wife  of  Henry,  247. 

Joan  wife  of  William,  40. 

John,   of  Barking.  97. 

Nicholas,   of   Barking,   64. 

Richard,     of     Daventry,     chaplain, 
125. 

William,    81. 

William,  of  Lavenham,  40. 

William,  of  Great  Bromley,    175. 
Persshore,   Katharine  wife  of  William 

de,  41. 

— ,  William  de,  citizen  of  London.  41. 
Perstede.     See  Prested. 
Perstede,  Humphrey  de,   181. 
Pertenhale,  John,  222  bis. 
— .  Margaret  late  wife  of  John.  222. 
Perye,  Joan  wife  of  Richard,  273. 
— ,  Richard,  of  Widdington,  273. 
Peryman,  William.   221. 
Peryndon.     See  Parndon. 
Pet,  Hugh  le.  67. 
Petches    (Peccheys),    in    Finchingfield, 

manor,  217,  234. 

Pete.  Cristina  wife  of  Robert.  188,  200. 
— .  Robert,  of  Dagenham,  188.  200. 
Peteman     (Piteman),     Agnes     wife     of 

Godewin,  217.  223. 
— ,  Godewin.   of  Ravleigh.  217,   223. 
— ,  John,  of  Lamarsh,  258. 
Peterborough  (Peturburgh)  [co.  North- 
ampton], Thomas  Garton  of,  267. 
Petifraunk,  Alice  wife  of  William.  24. 
— .  William   son   of   William,   of   Har- 
wich, knight,  24. 
Petsfield   (Petesfeld)   [in   North   Weald 

Bassettl,  222. 

Petteworth.     See  Petworth. 
Pettistree   (Petristre),   co.   Suffolk,    ad- 
vowson.   170. 
Peturburgh.     See  Peterborough. 


Petworth         (Petteworth),         Th.,nu 

attorney,  210,  223,  226,  231. 
Petyion,  Alice  late  wife  of  John,  22( 
— ,  Cecily  daughter  of  Alice,  220. 
Petyt,  John,  of  Great  Horkesley,   157 
Peuere     (Peyuere,     Peyure),     Cristian 

wife  of  Thomas,   152-3. 
—    Hawisia   wife  of  William,    10. 
Joan  wife  of  William,  243,  245 
Ralph,    10. 
Ralph,  64. 

Thomas,  of  Great  Dunmow.  152-3 
William,    10. 
— ,  William,  citizen  and   goldsmith  o 

London,  219,  232,  243,  245. 
Peuynton.     See  Pivington. 
Peverel,  honour  of,    1,  27. 
Peverel    (Peverell),    Edmund,    of    Wes 
Hanningfield,     155,     197,    203,    220 

—  Hamo,  38. 

—  Hugh,  clerk,   187,   197,  204. 

—  Hugh,  knight,  27,  90,   108. 

—  Hugh  son  of  John,  90 

—  John,  90,  102,  119. 

—  John  son  of  Hamo,  38. 

—  Lucy  wife  of  John,  90. 

—  Margaret  wife  of  Edmund,  220. 

—  Margaret  wife  of  John,  38. 

—  Maud  wife  of  Hugh,  27,  90,   108 

—  Maud  daughter  of  John,  108. 

—  Petronilla  wife  of  John,    102,   119. 
Pevor's    Farm    (Wateshurst)    [in    Sible 

Hedingham],  manor,  64. 
Peyntour,  Cristiana  wife  of  John  le,  72. 

—  Hugh,  clerk,  218  bis. 

—  John,  clerk,  232,  258. 

—  John   le,   of   Broxted,   72. 

—  Robert  le,  of  Halstead,  66. 

—  William,  chaplain,   185. 
Peyto,  Alice  wife  of  John  de,  39. 
— ,  John  de,  39. 

Peyton    [co.    Suffolk],    John    Aroundel 

of,    124. 
Peyton  Hall  (Pakenhohalle)  [in  Manu- 

den],  manor,  273. 

Peyton,  Gunnora  wife  of  John  dr.  152. 
— ,  John  de,    152. 
— ,  John,  knight,  198. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,    198,  227. 
Peyuere,  Peyure.     See  Peuere. 
Philipp    (Phelipe,    Phelyp),    Katherine 

wife  of  William,   152. 
— ,  Thomas,  36 
— ,  William,   152. 

—  William,  255. 

Philippot,    John,    citizen    of    London. 

165. 

Phippe,  Agnes  wife  of  John,   112. 
— ,  John,  of  Waltham  Holy  Cross,  112. 


• 

fleet 

I  (Pychard),  Edwtr. 

— .  Nicholas,  1 
'iers,  Join,  jjopr    |36 

''^(Pyg),  A 

— ,   William,    of    Hr.imtr.  r      I  <| 

Pik,  John,  58. 
— ,  R. 

Pikrman.     See  Pykrman. 
Pikotrs.     See  Picotte. 
Piluryrne,    Manga: 

263. 

— ,  Willia:  ?63. 

Pillrth  (Pullith)  [co.  Radr 


Piltonr      (lMt.,n),      John,      of 

Parmlon.   J4n.   260. 
Pimperne     (Pymperm  Dorset. 

manor,   265. 
pinchheck    (Pymhro.i 

186. 

— ,  vicar  of.     See  Loges.    I 
Pipard  (Pippard),  Henrv.  228. 
— ,  John,  2 
— ,  John,  228. 
Piper,  William,  221. 
iriton    (Pirvton).    Richard    de.    clerk. 

KM.   132. 

irpount.     See  Perepount. 
iteman.     See   Peteni 
itsea   (Pycches,- 
Pivington     .1  fin     Plu 

CO,    Krnt. 
'lacidacy.   John.    160. 

M  160. 

^lasey.  Plasseto.     See  Pic 

",  Agnes  \\ifr  of   J«>hn.    185. 
— ,  John. 

See  Plr^ 
lavs  (Plays),  John    b 

MarLiarrl  1  de.    120. 

William.  206. 

Richard   di-,  knight.    120. 

Richard 

William,  knitrht.  206. 

(Pi  )    [in 

Hrnhaml.    51.    71,    man- 
— .   John   I'  !S8. 

\mlrc\\    ilc.   \icar  of 
\  80. 

.   John  144 


382 


INDEX. 


Plescy     (Plessetis),     William     son     of 

William  de,    144. 
Pleshey      (Plasseto,     Plasshe,     Plassy, 

Plejsshes,   Plesset,   Plesseth,   Plesshe, 

Plessitz,    Plessy,    Plessys),    85,    116, 

131,    135,    146,    151,    157,    187,    197, 

204,  206,  212,  220,  268;  advowson, 

220. 
— ,  college,  220;  master  of.  See  Kirke- 

ton,  J. 
— ,  rector    of.      See    Louthe,    W.    de; 

Renkyn,  J. 
— ,  see  also  Blomvill,  T.;  Blount,  G.  le; 

Clerk,  H.;  Hamsted,  J.;  Herd,  W.  le; 

Isbrond,  J.;  Lucas,  J.;  Medburne,  J.; 

Mot,  J.;   Noon,  W.;   Penyfader,  A.; 

Ropere,  J.,   S.   and  W.  le;   Sadelere, 

W.;  Tanner,  T.  le;  Whyn,  J. 
Plesington,  Robert  de,  59. 
Plesse,   William  de,  the  younger,   2. 
Plesses     (Plesseth),     William     de,     of 

Writtle,  49,  57. 
Plessetis.     See  Pleshey. 
Plessetis.     See   Plescy. 
Plessitz,  Plessy,  Plessys.     See  Pleshey. 
Pleyford,  John  de,  of  Chesterford,  61. 
Pleystowe,  Ailuin  de,  50. 
— ,  Cecily  wife  of  Walter  de,  50. 
— ,  John  de,  chaplain,  50. 
— ,  Walter  sop  of  Ailuin  de,  50. 
Plomer,  Augustine,  of  Colchester,  180, 

189. 
— ,  Elizabeth   wife  of  Augustine,    180, 

189. 

— ,  John,  210. 
— ,  John,  merchant,  244. 
— ,  John,  of  Halstead,  123. 
— ,  Margaret,  143. 
Plumberow    (Plumberewe)    [in    Hock- 

levl.  manor,  32,   120. 
Plumpton    [co.    Northampton],    rector 

of.     See  Borham,  J. 
Plougrom,   John,   223. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  John,  223. 
Plycheden.     See  Pledgdon. 
Pod,    John,    of    Colchester,    228,    230, 

244. 

— ,  Juliana,  228. 

Podeney,  Agnes  wife  of  Roger,  224. 
— ,  Roger,  224. 
Podezethe.     See  Pudsey. 
Podmore,  Roger  de,  chaplain,   120. 
Pointon,   Robert,  clerk,  271. 
Pokelchirche.   Thomas,    179,    180. 
Pokerich,   John    de,   attorney,   34. 
Pokethorp,  Ralph  de,  24. 

.    K  -Iph    dr,    vir;ir    of    Great    Samp- 

ford 

Pole.  Geoffrey,  of  Beauchamp  Roding, 
249. 


Pole,  John,  of  Aythorpe  Roding,  249. 
— ,  Richard  de,  of  Good  Easter,  219. 
Poley  (Poleye),  Albreda  wife  of 

Richard  de,  32. 

— ,  Isabel  wife  of  William  de,  73. 
— ,  Richard  de,  32 
— ,  Roger  de,   88. 
— ,  William  son  of  Ralph  de,  73. 
Poleyn,  William,  chaplain,  31. 
Pollard,  Agnes,   163. 
— ,  John,  of  Maldon,  160,  179,  184. 
— ,  Lettice  wife  of  John,  160,  184. 
— ,  Margaret    wife    of    Richard,     163, 

165,   173,  213. 
— ,  Richard,    of    Danbury,     163,    165, 

173,  213. 

— ,  Roesia  wife  of  Sewal,  27. 
— ,  Sewal,  27. 
— ,  Thomas,  185. 
— ,  Walter,  253. 

Polleye,  Alice  wife  of  John,   145. 
— ,  John  de,  of  Fordham,  58,  145. 
Polmere,   John   Smyth   of,    131. 
Polstead    (Polstede),    co.    Suffolk,    136, 

182;  manor  and  advowson,   136,182. 
— ,  John  Capell  of,  219. 
Polyner,  John.    119. 
Pomfreyt        (Pountfreit,        Pountfreyt, 

Puntfreyt),  Henry,  citizen  and  alder- 
man of  London,  254. 
— ,  John,   of  Great  Bardfield,    184. 
— ,  William,   of  Great   Bardfield,    105, 

139,   175. 
Pondere,   John,   217. 
Pontefract,   co.   York,    186. 
Ponyngges,   Michael  de,   knight,    107. 
Pope,  Emma  wife  of  John,   122. 
— ,  John,    122. 
— ,  Richard,    48. 
Popelote,   John,    176. 
Popeshall    (Popeshale)    [in    Coldredr], 

co.  Kent,  225. 
Popham,  John  son  of  Henry,  251. 
— ,  Margaret   wife   of   John,   251. 
Porter,  Alice  wife  of  John  le,  69. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  John  le,  97. 
— ,  Henry  son  of  William  le,   80. 
— ,  James,  of  Stebbing,  87,  89. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Henry  le.  80. 
— ,  John  le,  of  Barking,  97,  216. 
— ,  John,  of  Kimbolton,  chaplain,  14J. 
— ,  John,  of  Pledgdon,   188. 
— ,  John,  of  Roydon,  234. 
— ,  John  son  of  Geoffrey  le,  of  Bore  - 
"mm,   63,  69. 

John   son   of   William.   89. 
— ,  Katharine  wife  of  John,  188. 

— ,   Margery   \\ifr   of    lames.    S7,   S(>. 
— ,  Maud    wife   of    John,    89. 
,   Richard,   89. 


INDEX. 


Porter,   Robert,   of  ThaxU-d,   ->49    262 

264,  271. 

— ,  Robert  son  of  John  le,  69. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  Aveley,  253. 
— ,  William,  53. 

— ,  William  le,  of  Stebbing,  80,  89. 
Porterose,   Laurence,  214. 
Portesmuth,    Alice    wife    of    Hugh    tie, 

82. 

— ,  Hugh  de,  82. 

Portier,  Agnes  wife  of  George  le,  25. 
— ,   George  le,  of  Great  Tey,  25. 
Portland,  co.  Dorset,  manor,  265. 
Portman,    Robert,    266. 
Portour,   Thomas,   falconer,    163. 
Postridge     (Postrigge)      fin      Spaxton], 

co.   Somerset,   126. 
Postwick     (Possewyk)     [co.     Norfolk], 

rector  of.     See  Taunton,  N.  de 
Poteman,   Joan   wife   of    Richard,    105. 
— ,  Richard,   of  Goldhanger,    105. 
Poteneye,   Richard,    148. 
Potte,   John,    189. 
Pottenham.      See   Puttenhnm. 
Pottere,  John,   of  Stebbinu,    130. 
— ,  Lora  wife   of  John,    130. 
— ,  Richard,  of  Stow  Maries,  204. 
— ,  William   of   Purleigh,   205. 
Potton,  co.   Bedford,    108. 
Potton,  Alice  wife  of  Richard  de,   100. 
— ,  Richard   de,    100. 
— ,  William  de,  rector  of  Heydon,  163. 
Poucvn,  Michael,  94. 
— ,  Nicholaa  wife  of  Michael,   94. 
Poulisbeuchamp.      See    Belchamp    St. 

Paul's. 

Pounbrey,   Robert,    11. 
— ,  Roger,  vicar  of  Dovercourt,    11. 
Pouns,  John,  270. 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  John,  daughter  of 

John  Norman,  citizen  and  goldsmith 

of   London,   270. 
Pountfreit,     Pountfreyt.       See     Pom- 

freyt. 
Pountfreyt  [in  Poplar],  co.  Middlesex, 

manor,   120. 

Pourte,  Alice  wife  of  John,  64. 
— ,  John,  of  Great  Totham,  64. 
Power,  Avice,  wife  of  John  le,  2. 
— ,  John  son  of  Robert  le,  2. 
— ,  Robert  le,  of  Little  Fordhum,  2. 
Poynes.     See  Poyntz. 
Poyntel,  Alice  wife  of  Gilbert,   126. 
•—,  Gilbert,   126. 

Poynton,   Agnes  wife  of    lohn,    104. 
— ,  John,  of  Glemsford,    104. 
Poyntz  (Poynz,   Poynes),   Kle:inor  \vife 

of     Poncius,     daughter     of     William 

Baudewyne.    168,    179,    180. 
— ,  John,   259. 


•on  of 

Nicholas 

John.    US. 

.   J" 

— ,   John. 

221. 
.   Willuui  .airfield.  67. 

Hedingham],  manor,  64. 
Prentii 

Su.l: 
— ,  John.  M. 

,  John,  114. 

,  John.  <»f  Ch.iih.n: 

than..    1 
— ,   John,    .,; 
— ,  John,    i.i    \\ 
— ,   Margaret    \\if- 

— ,  Sarah  I  >hn.   81. 

,  Thomas,    of    C'hel:: 

,  Tin-' 

,  William,   of   « 

Prrst.   John,   chaplain,    1 -M 

,    M.m.l    «rtf<     Oi    William.    147. 
,   William.    147. 

Prested  (Perstede).   in   Fccrinc    m«m»r. 
159,   181  bis,  209,  226. 

Presteiyne    (I'rc-theiml)    [co.    R.: 

lordship, 

Prestei. 

— ,  John,     i 

•m.   clerk,    I  17. 

-oiu-.    Ah.  J<>hn.    I  14 

,   John.    Ol  114. 

Presthdnd 

Preston.   Ca    Kntl.in.i.    HMDOr, 
Preston,    CO.    Suffolk. 

Prestoi 

—  A. 

Anne  \\  ii 
l"hn, 

|,,hn.    eli-rk.    258. 
l«,hn    de 

—  Richard,    1-  ^2. 

Tli 

Wilhan. 

William  de.  :  1  .amboumc. 

100 

Pretem 

Pnttleuell. 

Prille,  Cecirj   wife  ..f  R.«lph.  160. 


384 


INDEX. 


Prille,  Isabel  wife  of  Luke,  153. 

— ,  Luke,  of  Docking,   153. 

— ,  Ralph,   160. 

Primerole,  Luke,  11. 

Priour,   Emma  wife  of  Geoffrey,    162. 

— ,  Geoffrey,   162. 

— ,  Isabel  wife  of  Thomas,    112. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  John,  137. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  Thomas,  43,  50,  75, 
84. 

— ,  John,    137. 

John  son  of  Thomas,  43. 

— ,  Kobert,    of    Colchester,   230. 

— ,  Thomas,  43,  50,  75,  84. 

— ,  Thomas,   112. 

— ,  Thomas  son  of  Thomas,  43,  84. 

— ,  Thomas  and  Thomas,  sons  of 
Thomas,  112. 

— ,  Thomas,    knight,    157. 

— ,  Thomasia  daughter  of  Thomas,  43. 

Prittlewell  (Preterwell,  Pretewell, 
Pritelwell,  Priterwell,  Pritewell, 
Prytewell,  Prytilwelle),  3,  14,  61-2, 
65,  71,  86,  91,  93,  98,  110-2,  128-9, 
160,  179,  203  bis,  204,  209,  260  bis, 
263. 

— ,  see  also  Berland,  J.  de;  Brymmyng, 
J.;  Helote,  A.;  Lorkyn,  W.;  Paper- 
ell,  J.;  Shouke,  R.  de;  Wright,  J.; 
Wyre,  J.  and  R.  le. 

Prittlewell  (Preterwell,  Pretilwell, 
Pritelwell,  Priterwell,  Pritewell, 
Pritwell),  Elizabeth  (Isabel)  wife  of 
John,  203  bis,  204.  246-8. 

— ,  John,  203  bis,  204,  246-8. 

— ,  John  de,  citizen  and  apothecary  of 
London,  76,  79,  85,  91  bis,  98. 

— ,  Sibil  wife  of  John  de,  76,  85. 

Prodhome,  Alice  wife  of  Richard,  36. 

— ,  Henry,   of  London,   20. 

— ,  Richard   son  of  Thomas,   36. 

Profot.     See  Proudfoot. 

Prophete,  Alice  wife  of  John,   153. 

— ,  John,    153. 

— ,  John,  clerk,    179,   247. 

Proudfoot  (Profot,  Proufot),  Margery 
wife  of  Robert,  269. 

— ,  Richard,   of  Terling,    158. 

.  Robert,     of    London,     shipwright, 
269. 

— ,  Thomas,  222. 

— .  Thomas,  of  Terling,   160. 

Proudman,  John,   160. 

— ,  Margery  wife  of  John,    160. 

Proufot.     See  Proudfoot. 

Prude,  Joan  late  wife  of  John,  of 
Fobbing,  26. 

I'rykel,  John  son  of  Martin,  86. 

Prys,  Richard  de,  rector  of  Purleieh, 
28,  33.  56. 


Prytewell,  Prytilwelle.     See  PrittlewelL 
Pudrige.     See  Putteridge  Bury. 
Pudsey     (Podezethe)     [in     Canewdon], 

Pulford  [co.  Chester?],  William  Pygot 

of,  230. 
Pulko    (Pulleko),    Alice    wife    of   John, 

170. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  Sewal,  30. 
— ,  John,  of  Maldon,    170. 
— ,  Sewal,   30. 
Pullith.     See  Pilleth. 
Pulteneye,   John   de,   39. 
— ,  John  de,   knight,   73. 
Pulter,  John,  of  Hatfield,  128. 
— ,  Martin,  111. 

— ,  Richard,   of  Great   Dunmow,    179. 
— ,  Simon,  of  Witham,    130. 
Punch,  Stephen,  58. 
Punchard,  John,  barber,  213. 
— ,  Katharine  wife  of  John,  213. 
Punchelote,  John,  192. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  John,   192. 
Pundelenyt,  Joan  wife  of  John,    142. 
— ,  John,  142. 
Punet    (Pynette),    John,    of    Chipping 

Ongar,  193  ter,  207. 
— ,  Katharine    wife    of    John,    193  tert 

207. 

Punge,  Richard,  195. 
Puntfreyt.     See  Pomfreyt. 
Purde,  Mabel  wife  of  Richard,   108. 
— ,  Richard,   of  Rochford,    108. 
Purle  (Purlee),  Joan  wife  of  John  de, 

118. 

— ,  John  de,  81,  92,  118. 
Purleigh   (Northpurle,   Purle,   Purlee), 

9,  20,  29,  30,  33,  49,  53,  56  bis,  59, 

60,    89,    97-8,    113,    128,    153,    165, 

213,  227,  260,  264. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Prys,  R.  de. 
— ,  William   the  clerk   of,   Alice  sister 

of,  5. 

— ,  — ,  John  son  of,  5. 
— ,  see    also    Bataylle,    E.;    Chyld,    ].; 

Cook,     J.;     Herd,     J.;     Potter,    W.; 

Waryn,  J. 
Purlvaunt,  Alice  wife  of  John,  270. 
— ,  John,  270. 

Purre,  Margaret  wife  of  Thomas,   129. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  Enfield,   129. 
Purt,  John,  218. 

Puttenham     (Pottenham)     [co.     Hert- 
ford!. John  Goce  of,  29. 
Putehale,  John,  of  Upminster,  173. 
Putteridge  Bury  (Pudrige)  [in  Offleyl, 

co.  Hertford,   126. 
Pycard  (Pykard),  Alice  wife  of  Simon, 

106. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Richard,  62. 


38$ 


Pycard  (Pykard),  John,   lf>3. 

—,  Richard,  62. 

— ,   Simon,  of  Ongar,    106. 

Pyccheseye.     See  Pitsea. 

Pychard.     See  Pichanl. 

Pyckebothe,   Ellen   wife   of  John,   73. 

— ,  John,  73. 

Pycot    (Picot,    Pykot),    Joan    sister    of 

John,  249. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  William,  37,  66. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  William,  210. 
— ,  John  son  of  John,  249. 

John    son    of    William,    of    (in.it 

Sal  ing,   70. 

— ,   Katharine  wife  of  John,   70. 
— ,  Robert  son  of  William,  of  Pattis- 

wick,  97,  107. 
— ,  William,  210. 
— ,  William,    of    London,    fishmonger, 

244. 
— ,  William  son  of  Robert,   of  Pattis- 

wick,  37,  46,  51,  57,  66-7,  79,  97. 
Pycottes.     See  Picotts. 
Pye,  Agnes  wife  of  Thomas,  220. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  John,    188. 
— ,   Cristina  wife  of  Thomas,    188. 
— ,   Joan   wife   of   John,    202. 
— ,  John,   202. 

— ,  John,  of  Chelmsford,  mason,    188. 
— ,  Thomas,  220. 
— ,  Thomas,    of   Aldham,    188. 
— ,  Walter,  of  Felsted,  22. 
Pyg.      See   Pig. 

Pygot,  Joan  wife  of  William,   230. 
— ,  John,  270,  272. 
— ,  John  the  elder,  clerk,  242. 
— ,   John   the   younger,   clerk,    242. 
— ,  William,  of  Pulford,  230. 
Pyioun,  Selvana  late  wife  of  Henry,  of 

"Aveley,  30. 
Pykard.      See   Pycard. 
Pyke,   Thomas,   citizen   and   draper  of 

London,  270. 

Pykeman    (Pykman),     John,    of    Lam- 
bourne,  the  elder,  171,  214,  254. 
—    John,  of  Lambourne,  the  younger, 

243.  267. 
Pykenham.     Elizabeth     wife    of    John, 

190. 

— ,  John,    190. 

— ,  John,  citizen  of  London,    197. 
Fykeroun,  Hugh,  138. 
Pykman.     See  Pykeman. 
Pykot.      See   Pycot. 
Pylton.     See  Piltone. 
Pymperne.     See  Pimperne. 
Pynchebek.     See  Pinchbeck. 
Pynchepole.  Roger,  256,  263. 
Pynchon    (Pvnchoun),    Joan     wife     of 
"Walter,  228-. 


—  ,  Wtltci 
Pynetfc 

•eye,   Eliz;.:  Ruben. 

l<"1  r  Uimbiah 

Pyitou  .(1 


:>.m,     J,,;,I!  JJ2. 

—  John.    . 

—  ,   Maml 
Pyshale   (Pyssalci 

Aldcrton, 

.  J(>h"   <i<  t    Cawston.    177. 

Pytchley  (Pight.  •rthampturi. 

manor.     1  S  I  . 
Pyte    (Pytee).     Kit-hard.    ,,f     (  hrithall. 

208. 

—  ,  Walter,  of   Chnshall,    1J7.    137. 
Pytfold,   Willian. 

Quahrigg,     Anselm     (Ancelrn) 

Laimlon,    67  bis,    68. 

n    uife    nt    Anselm    de.    67  bis. 

68. 
Quadring     (Quadryn.- 

186. 

Quendon   (Quendeni- 
Quenton,  Cristi.i-  !e  of  Laur- 

ence de,  113. 

—  Isabel  \vilV  ..t   Will......   de,    143. 

—  Joan   wife  of   William   • 

—  Richard  ih-    clerk.    113. 
William   cle,    143. 

—  William  de,  knight. 
Quernehy,    John   de.   i 
Quynton,  Joan  \\ife  of  John.  251 

—  ,  John,   243.   251. 

Ouyntyn,       Salamon        .  >t       Magdalen 
~  I.aver,   38. 
Quystron,  John,  of  (,re.n   Lcicha,  188. 

Raby  [co.  Durham],  John  «lr  Nr\ill  ««f. 

157. 
Rahv     Maud    \\ite    oi      PhomM 

.    Thomas.    142. 

EUdeclr 

—  ,  Ma  matt 

Radenore.  Joht  *30. 

Radesuell.    Will 

Radeuvnter      M  Roger 

de,  51. 

—  ,   Roger   de.    51. 
Radnor       (R.idm 

castle,    lordship   u  '64. 

Raduint.-r 


386 


INDEX. 


Railech.     See  Rayleigh. 
Rainham   (Reynham),   30,  44,   48,   76, 
78,  95,  119,  132,  149,  151,  179,  191, 
196,  206,  237-8,  249,  250  few,  252, 
254,  264;  manor,  36,  61,  85. 
— ,  vicar  of.     See  Godwyne,  J.;  Mys- 

senden,  J.  de. 

— .  see    also    Ace,    R.;    Bolynton,    R.; 
Lylie,  J.;   Man,  W.;  Parker,  W.  le; 
Shipman,   J.;    Smyth,   J.;    Steer,    J.: 
Thehale,   J.    in;    Thressher,   J. 
Ralegh.     See  Rayleigh. 
Ralsant.     See  Balsant. 
Ramesden,   William   de,    191. 
Ramesey.     See  Ramsey 
Rameseye,  Elizabeth  wife  of  Robert  de, 

150. 
— ,  Robert  de,  citizen  and  fishmonger 

of  London,  150. 
Rammeseye.     See  Ramsey. 
Rammynggeseye.     See  Ramsey  Island. 
Ramsden  (Rammesden),  William  Cole 

of.  174. 

-  ,  Bellhouse  (Estramesden,  Rammes- 
den, Ramysden,  Belhous),  1,  31,  43, 
129,  146,  164,  174;  manor  and  ad- 
vowson,  9. 

— ,  see  also  Broun,  J.;  Tanner,  J. 
— ,  Grays      (Rammesden      Craye,      R. 
Gray),    1,   24  bis,   36,    83,    102,    178, 
180;    advowson,     157,     180;    manor, 
157. 

Ramsey     (Ramesey,     Rammeseye)      6, 
29,  55,  68,  85,   103,   112,   165,   190, 
245;  manor,  99. 
— ,  John,  vicar  of,  6,  46. 
— ,  Thomas,   vicar  of,.  103. 
— ,  John    Godefrey   of,    165. 
Ramsey    Island    (Rammynggeseye)    [in 

Steeple],  John  Heyr  of,   156,   179. 
Ramsey,   Robert,  232. 
Randall     (Rundale)     [in     Shorne,     co. 
Kent],  Thomas  de  Cobeham  of,  158. 
Randes,  Mary  wife  of  Thomas,  109. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  Farnham,  109. 
Rane,  Margery  wife  of  Thomas,   127. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  West  Tilbury,   127. 
Ranner,    Alice    wife    of    Thomas,    172. 
— ,  Thomas,    172. 
Rasen,    Middle    (Middel    Rasen).    co. 

Lincoln,   126. 

Rasene,  Alice  wife  of  William,   178. 
— ,  William,   178. 
Raskelf    (Raskell),    co.    York,    manor, 

266. 
Rastald  (Restald),  Joan  wife  of  Walter, 

214. 

— .  Walter,  214,  237. 
U:itlcKticn    (Ratlisden),     loan    wife    of 
William,    159. 


Ratlesden  (Ratlisden),  John  de,  of  Col- 
chester, 52. 

— .  William,   159. 

Rattlesden  (Ratlysclen),  co.  Suffolk 
146. 

Rauelc.     See  Raveley,   Great. 

Rauerethe.     See  Rawreth. 

Rauf,  John,  rector  of  Copford,  167, 
177. 

Raulyn,  Thomas  son  of  Philippa,  5. 

Raumpayne,  Roger,  221. 

Raunche,  Joan   wife  of  Nicholas,    192. 

— ,  Nicholas,    192. 

Raurethe.     See  Rawreth. 

Raveley,  Great  (Rauele)  [co.  Hunting- 
don], William  Moigne  of,  11. 

Raven,  John,  of  Easton,  164,  168.  172. 

Ravenstone  (Ravenston),  co.  Bucking- 
ham, manor,  197. 

Ravenyng,  William,  270. 

Rawechyn,   John,   247. 

Rawelyn,  John,  clerk,  250. 

Rawreth  (Rauerethe,  Raurethe,  Raur- 
ithe),  9,  14,  17,  23,  31,  42,  50,  53. 
128,  131,  144,  147,  200,  203,  218, 
244,  246;  manor,  31,  119,  136. 

— ,   Beeches  in,   q.v. 

— ,  Tryndehayes  in,   q.v. 

— ,  rector   of.      See   Thornhull,   J.   de. 

— ,  see  also  Atte  Felde,  J.;  Neweman, 
W. 

Raydre.     See  Rhayader. 

Rayleigh  (Railegh,  Ralegh,  Reilegh, 
Relegh,  Reylegh,  Reyleye,  Reylie, 
Ruylegh),  9,  15-7,  31,  50,  64,  72, 
76  bis,  82-3,  93,  99,  122,  159,  168, 
188,  192,  203-4.  210,  218,  220,  223, 
233,  240,  244,  253  bis,  254,  272. 

— ,  honour,    19. 

— ,  rector  of.  See  Bosyate,  T.;  Tasse- 
burgh,  W. 

— ,  see  also  Atte  Goter,  H.;  Baryng- 
ton,  J.;  Brehaunson,  R.  de;  Broun, 
T.;  Geyr,  W.;  Hamond,  W.;  Hyn- 
ton,  W.  de;  Irlond,  H.;  Oliver,".!.; 
Parker,  J.;  Peteman,  G.;  Smyth,  J.; 
Sprot,  J.  and  R. 

Rayne  (Little  Reigne,  Reynes),  10,  24. 
62-3,  70-1,  93,  114,  \\7bis,  !<><>. 
174,  188,  210,  229;  manor  and  :ul- 
vowson,  46. 

— ,  rector  of.     See  Houghton,  R.  <.k-. 
,   see   also    Howelot,    T. ;    Parker    I. 
I'rat,  J.;   Spryg,  W. 
Recham,   Agnes   wife   of   Roger.    J-l) 

— ,  Roger,  229. 

Recheford.      See   Rochford. 

Rede   [co.   Suffolk],  269. 

Rede,  Agnes  wife  of  John.    160. 

— ,  Agnes  wife   of   Richard   le.   S(>. 


nron, 


-- 


Rede,  Cristina  wife  of  Richard  le    109 

John,    160. 

John,   252. 

John,    of    Braintree,    266    268. 

Richard  le,   86. 

Richard   le,  of  Moreton,    109. 

Richard,   of  Wethersfield,  206. 
Redebrok,  la,  Ranulph  de  la  March  of 

66. 

Redelegh.     See  Redlegh. 
Redeman,  Agnes  wife  of  John,  2  IK. 
— ,  John,  218. 

Redeswell,   Agnes   wife   of   Walter   de 
62,  65. 

—  Cecily   de,  234. 

—  John  son  of  William,  253. 

—  Master  Robert  de,    19. 

—  Robert  de,  61. 

—  Walter  de,  62,  65. 
Redeswelle.     See  Ridgewell. 
Redham.     See  Reedham. 

Redham,  Agnes  wife  of  John  de,   88. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  John,    158. 
—.John  de,  88. 
— ,  John,  of  Barking,   158 
Redheved,  John,    152. 
Rediswell.     See  Ridgewell. 
Redlegh    (Redelegh,    Redleye),     Cecily 
wife  of  Roger,    160,  201." 

—  Henry,   138,   193. 

—  Joan  wife  of  Roger,    113. 

—  Maud  wife  of  Thomas  de,   130. 

—  Roger,    113. 

—  Roger,    of   Terling,    160,   201. 

—  Thomas  de,  130. 

Redmarley  (Ridmarleye),  co.  Worcester, 

132. 
Redmere,   Katharine  wife  of  Stephen, 

267. 
— .   Stephen,    citizen    and    mercer    of 

London,  267. 

Redyng,  Ellen  wife  of  Thomas,  271. 
— ,  Thomas,  271. 
Reed,   Maud  wife  of  John,   37. 
— ,   John,   37. 

— ,  John,   of  Maldon,    162. 
Reedham  (Redham),  co.  Norfolk,  225. 
Reepham  (Refham),  co.  Lincoln,  126. 
Reenham   (Refham),  co.   Norfolk.   225. 
Refham,  Joan  wife  of  Roger  de,    110, 

128. 

— ,  Roger  de,    110,    128. 
Reigne,    Little.      See   Rayne. 
Reilegh,  Relegh.     See  Rayleigh. 
Remys.   Thomas,   224. 
Reneuile,  John  de,  29. 


Repyi 
Res  ap    K, 

Reson.  260. 

J60. 

Retheii 

repptrd. 
Retherhethe,  lu-thrrhnh.    . 

hithr. 
Rcttendon     I 

,    field   n.iiiu->   in,  38. 
-.  see  rt/sr,    ( 

Re\e.    A  JIM 

.    (iilln-rt     le.     !  U. 

— ,  HenrA    le.  of   Ttketa 

— ,  Joan,    . 

— ,  John  le.  of  South  Benflcet,   1 1 

.    KOLICT.     ISO. 
— ,    William. 
Revekyn,   J<.an   \ 
— ,  John,    of    Harking.    98. 
— ,  William,    of    Harking   98. 
Rexel.    John,    of    Shnn; 

,    Robert. 

Reveson,   John,   of   Henham,    153. 
RewenhaK-.  Alexaiuli-r  de.  of   Mr 

151. 

— ,   Felicia  \\ife  of  Alexander  d« 
— ,  Joan  de. 

Rewenhall.      Set-    Rivenhall. 
Reydon.      Set    Roydon. 
Reydon,    Kli/aln-th    \\ife    of    \\'.iltcr   dc. 

112. 
— ,  John  de,  216. 

.    Margery  late 

,    Ralph   de,   \\ife  of.      N. 
— ,   Walter    de.HJ. 
Ke\ei-M-he.       N, 
Reyu'ate.    Aluc    « 
— ,   Hem\    de.   ••(    I.,  • 
Reyleye.    RevK 
Reyman.    A 

,    I  oh  ii.    2< 

— ,   Ralph  M 

Reynald.      N<  <     K 

Kevnln-rd.     \  Thoma*.  99. 

nas.    111. 

.   R  -mas,  99. 

.  'II 


Renkyn,  'John,   rector  of  Pleshey.    I 


— ,  John,   saddler,   224. 
Repinghale.     See  Rippingale. 
Repnes,   John,   251. 


Re\ne.    M.md    \' 
— ,   Ralph 
— ,   Th«>r 


388 


INDEX. 


Reyne,   William,  of  Colchester,    112. 

Reyner,  Joan  wife  of  Roger,    168. 

— ,  Roger,    168. 

Reynes,  Little.     See  Rayne. 

Reynes,  Geoffrey  son  of  Geoffrey  de, 

62. 

— ,  Geoffrey  son  of  Robert  de,  62. 
— .  Joan  wife  of  Geoffrey  de,  62. 
— ,  Margery  wife  of   Geoffrey  de,   62. 
— ,  Walter  de,  22. 
Reynham.     See  Rainham. 
Reynham,   Edmund  de,    191. 
Reynold     (Reynald),     Agnes     wife     of 

Roger,  220. 
—    Alice  wife  of  John,  50. 

Isabel  late  wife  of  William,  55. 
Joan  wife  of  John,    152. 
Joan  wife  of  Richard,  238. 
John,  50. 
John,    152. 
John,    247. 
John,   260. 
John,  266. 

John,  of  Blackmore,  251. 
John,  of  Saffron  Walden,  20. 
John,   of   Stapleford,    194. 
Roesia  wife  of  John,  20. 
Richard,  238. 
Robert,   262. 

Robert,  of  Bures  St.   Mary,  245. 
Roger,  220. 
Thomas,  215. 

Thomas,    of   Shopland,   243. 
Reynwell,    Cristina    late   wife    of   Wil- 
liam, 245. 
Rhayader  (Raydre)  [co.  Radnor],  castle 

and  lordship,  264. 
Ricarde,    John,    of    Matching,    194. 
Richard,  John,    138. 
Richard's  Castle,  co.  Salop,  21;  manor 

and  advowson,   21. 
— ,  Richard   de  Talebot  of,  21. 
Richeman,  W7illiam,  shipman,  269. 
Richemund,  Bartholomew,  of  Thaxted, 

57. 

— ,   Hilary  wife  of  Bartholomew,   57. 
— ,  John  son  of   Bartholomew,   57. 
Richewode,    William,   of    Salcott,    154. 
Richier.  Alice  wife  of  Richard.    196. 
— .  Richard.    196. 

Rickling    (Riklynge,    Rykelyngge),    49, 
53.   169.  225. 

,    John  Beauchamp  of,  82,  84. 
Kidford,  Ralph  de,  126. 
Ridgewell  (Redeswell.  Rodeswcll).   11. 
'..1,    85.    113,    120-1.    123,    144, 
187,  217,  228.  234,  253:  manor.  235. 
— ,  see  also   Chapman.    J.;    Fynch,    T. 

and   S.;  Smyth,  W.  U-. 
Ki.-rsnh.     See  Ryarsh. 


Rigge,'  Alice  wife  of  John,   131. 

— ,  John,   of  Mucking,    131. 

Rikedon    (Riggedon,    Rikdon,    Rygdon, 

Rykedon),   Margery  wife  of  Robert, 

192,  207. 
— ,  Robert,  of  Witham,  180,  187,  192, 

195,    201,    203,    205,    207  bis,    210, 

214-6,    220  bis,    222,    226  bis,    22$, 

230,  232-3,  236,   239  bis,  242,  248, 
255,    256  few,    258,    259  ter,    264  bis, 
266,  27  .-2;  attorney,   146,   158,   169. 

Riklynge.     See  Rickling. 

Ringers  (Ryngiers)  manor  [in  Terling], 

80. 
Ringeton,  Margaret  wife  of  Robert  der 

20. 

— ,  Robert  de,  20. 
Ringstone  (Ryngesdon)  [in  Rippingale], 

co.   Lincoln,  manor,    161,   193. 
Ringwould     (Ryngwelde),     co.      Kent, 

manor,   248. 
Rippingale  (Repinghale)  [co.  Lincoln"]. 

rector     of.       See     Bytham,     R.     de; 

Lopere,  J. 

Ripple  (Riple),  co.  Kent,  225. 
Rise  (Ryse  in  Holdernesse),  co.  York, 

manor  and  advowson,  266. 
Risshtoft,    Maud   wife   of  Thomas  de, 

213. 

— ,  Thomas  de,  of  Wisbech,  213. 
Rivenhall  (Rewenhale,   Rewenhall),   5, 

7,  49  bis,  55,  95,  153,  173,  199,  222, 

231,  233;  manor,  52. 
— ,  John,   rector  of,   222. 

— ,  rector  of.     See  Lalleforde,  W.  de. 
— ,  see  also  Archer  R.;  Atte  Shepene, 

T.;    Bagerouke,    J.;     Coggeshale     J.; 

Cukkook,   W.;    Doreward,   J.;   Herd, 

J.  le;   Page,   J. 

Roberd,   John,   of  Bocking,   36. 
— ,  John,  of  High  Easter,  253,  270. 
Robert,   Cecily  wife  of  John,   29. 
— ,  John,  of  White   Roding,  29. 
Robetot,   William,    199. 
Robiaunt,     Avice     wife     of     Richard, 

258. 

— ,  Richard,   of   Navestock,  258. 
Robyn,  Hugh,   51. 
— ,  John,  138. 
— .   John    son    of    Alice,    of    Stansted 

Mountfitchet.   65. 

— .  Thomas,   of   Paglesham,    111,    147. 
Roche,  Thomas,  citizen  and  vintner  of 

London,  248,  262. 
Rocheford,      Cristina      late      wife      (it 

Robert   de,   69. 
Rochesford,      Elizabeth     daughter     of 

Thomas  de,   162. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  Thomas  de,   162. 
— ,  Thomas  de,  162. 


Rochester      (Rouchestre),      co.      Kent. 

Delce  in,  q.v. 
Rochford  (Rocheford),  9    23    72    85 

103,    108,    117,    135,   203,   233,   237, 

242,  246,  259;  manor,  90,  203,  259; 

::dvowson,  203,  259. 
— ,   rector  of.     See  Walton,  K.  dc. 
— .  see  also  Atte  Berwes,  J.;  Bray,  W.; 

Burghyld,  J.;   Cavendish,  J.;   C'onk 

waner,   T.;    Doget,   J.;    Knockill,   J.; 

Purde,    R.;    Shouke,    J.;    Sweyn,    R. 
Rochford    (Recheford)    [co.   Worcester, 

formerly  Hereford],  manor,  265. 
Rockell's    Farm    (Wygepitte,    Wygput) 

[in  Elmdon],  272;  manor,    180,    192, 

271-2. 
Rocketts    (Rouenho,    Roughno,    Row- 

enho)    [in    Stanford    Rivers],   manor, 

152,   163,  243-4. 
Rockewode  (Rocwode,  Rokwod,  Rook- 

wod),  John  de,  159,  173  bis,  198  bis, 

267. 
— ,  John    son    of    John,    of    Stanefeld, 

209. 

— ,  John   son   of   Robert   de,   75. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  Robert  de,  75. 
— ,  Robert  de,  42,  75. 
— ,  Thomas   son    of   Robert   de,   75. 
— ,  William,  241. 
Rockland  All  Saints  (Rokelond  Toftes) 

[co.  Norfolk],  rector  of.     See  Hast- 

yngges,  R.  de. 
Roding,       Abbess       (Abbesserothyng, 

Rothyng,    Rothyngg    Abbatisse),    5, 

19,  39,  102,  164,  204,  212,  243,  250, 

270. 

— ,  see  also   Bierden,   E.;   Syfras.    !. 
Roding,  Aythorpe  (Aythroprothynge, 

Aydroperothyngg,  Eythorp  Rothyng, 

Heythropp       Rothingge.        Rothyng 

Aytrop),   102,   154,   172,  245;  manor, 

19,  43,   146,  255;  advowson,   19,  43, 

255. 
• — .  rector  of.     Sec   Goddefe,   J.;   Ty- 

weresle,  R.  de. 
see  also   Cocchere,  J.;   Crowe,   T.; 

Pole,   J. 

Roding,  Beauchamp  (Rothyng  Beau- 
champ,   R.    St.   Botolph),   5,  25,   38, 

112  bis,   140,   149,   164,   193  bis.  242, 

250     262-3;    manor    and    advowson, 

98-9,  129,  183. 
— ,  Longbarns  in,<7.r. 
— ,  see  also  Atte  More,  R.;   Pole,   ( 

Tumour,  J.;  Wodeward,  J.  and  W. 
Roding,       Berner*       (Bernersrothynu. 

Rothyng  Berners)    40,  252. 
Roding,    Leaden    (Ledene    Rothyngg, 

Ledenrothyng),  34,  102;  manor.   162, 

220. 


Roding,    Margaret    (Mar*. 
Margf 

in. in. 

[in     White 

Roiling],    i: 

Roding,   White 

\  103. 

• 
(.«».  113,  i  • 

\V.    di-;     LUC*,     I   .     K.,1,, 
Rodlond,   John 
IWd.  Alu, 
— ,  Robert,  122 
Roth    (Kouh<-\  i   [in   <  ,:.  it  Dm 

John    I', 
Royi-r       (  RO^L'I  i  I         l'» 

Richard, 

— ,  Huuh. 

— ,   Joan    \\ifr   nf    1  I 

,   John,     of     South     Bmfleet,     ship- 
wright,   1'' 

— ,  Maud  -hn.    161. 

— ,   Richard,    of    Tillinuhiun 
Rogicr,     John.    <>t    Corrinnham,    138. 
Roilleye,  John,   170. 
Rok,  William,  rr>  •  rth  Ocken- 

don,  99. 

Rokt-1.   Robert,  of    Horlc\ .  b-iM.i: 
Rokele,  John.  7«V 
— ,   Richard    son    of    K 
— .  Robert  dc,  238,  249. 
Rokell    (Rokhill).     R  v    260. 

272. 

Rokelond   Tofu-s.     S, ,    R 
Rokelond,  Alut   uitt   of  Robert  de.  49. 
— .  Hugh  dc.  4«. 

— .  Philip  brother  ot  e,  49. 

— ,   Philip  brother   <>f   Robert  de.  49. 
— ,  Robert  dc.  4l>. 
Rokesle,   John   MM 
— ,   Thomas   son    0\    Thomas   «i« 
Kokcs\\cll.       Sa     Rov 
Roki-swdl.  Crittil  William  de, 

68,  inv 
— ,  Joan   \'. 

,  John    son   of    Robert   ii< 
John    KM 

Cht-linsforii 

ho    son    Oi  ;'-    57. 

— ...Pctcr    son    ot    \\ilh.r 

13,  68. 

105. 

Willi.u..  ^.  68, 

105. 

Rokewd.       S 
Rokholth.illc.       Stt     Riul. 
Rokhood,    Will 
Rokuoil. 


390 


Rokyswell.     See  Roxwell. 
Rolekyn,   William,   58. 
Rolf  (Roolf),  Adam,    187 
— ,  Alice  wife   of  John,    145,    184. 
— ,  John,  90. 

— ,  John,   of   Epping,    145,    184. 
— .  Richard,   of   Little   Waltham,   251. 
— ,  Thomas,  241,  245,  252-4,  265. 
Rolleston,  William  de,  36. 
Rollright         (Rollendright,        Rouland 
Right),  co.  Oxford,  manor,  56,   101; 
advowson,  56. 
Rolphy  (Roweheys),  in  Great  Waltham, 

204.' 
Rolvenden    (Rolvyngdenn),    co.    Kent, 

advowson,  96. 

Roly,  Cristina  wife  of  John,  201. 
— ,  John,  of  Bow,  201. 
Romburgh,    Master    Clement    de,    72. 
Romford  (Rumford),  John  atte  Hethe 

of,  234. 
Romney,    Old    (Olderomene,    Oldrom- 

engh),  co.  Kent,  225;  manor,  248. 
Ronge,  William,  of  Good  Easter,   146. 
Ronewell.     See  Runwell. 
Ronton,  Thomas,   109. 
Roo,  Alice  wife  of  John,    161,   184. 
— ,  Ellen  wife  of  John,    105. 
— ,  John,  213. 
— ,  John,  of -Great  Bardfield,  105,  161, 

184. 

Rook.  Martin,  83. 

— ,  Richard,  of  Westminster,  94,    168. 
— ,  WTilliam,  clerk,    168,    179. 
Rookwod.     See  Rockewode. 
Roolf.     See  Rolf. 
Roos  (Ros).  Alesia  (Alice),  wife  of  John 

de,  40,  73. 
—    Geoffrey  le,   rector  of  Dengie,  28. 

Joan  wife  of  John  de,  30. 

John   de,   knight,  40,  73. 

John  de,  of  Helmsley,  knight,  235. 

John  son  of  Robert  de,  30. 

Nicholas,  rector  of  Hunton,  35. 

Thomas,  of  Helmsley,  knight,  259. 

Thomas   son   of  William,    101. 

William  de,  of  Helmsley,   101. 
R(  pi-re,  Alice  wife  of  John  le,   135. 

Avice  wife  of  Robert,  218. 

Denise  wife  of  Thomas  le,  142. 

John,  of  Canterbury,   191. 

John  le.  of  Pleshey,   135. 

Reynold,     of     Little     Chesterford, 
193. 

Robert,   218. 

Sti -phen    le,    of    Pleshey,    135. 

Thomas,    of    Chelmsford,    208. 

Thomas  le,  of  West    I  lorndon,'  142. 

William     le.     ,,|      Pleshev.     127. 

Rot   (Rote),  Reynald.   58. 


Rot   (Rote),   Joan   wife   of  John,    125r 

209,  230. 

— ,  John,   125,  209,  230. 
Rotere,  John,  220. 

Rotheman,  Sarah  wife  of  William,  149, 
— ,  William,    149. 

Rotherfield    Peppard    (Retherfeld    Pip- 
pard),  co.  Oxon,  manor  and  advow- 
son, 27. 
Rotherhithe  (Retherhethe,  Rotherhuth),. 

co.  Surrey,  manor,  21,  56. 
— ,  John   Ballard   of,    169. 
Rothewell,  John,  232. 
— ,   Sarah  wife  of  John,  232. 
Rothwell  (Rothewell),  co.  Lincoln,  126, 
Rothyng,  Rothyngg.     See  Roding. 
Rothyng,  Great.     See  Roding,  White. 
Rothyng     Marcy,     R.     Marscy.       See 

Marks  Hall. 
Rothyng    St.    Botolph.      See    Roding, 

Beauchamp. 
Rothyng    (Routhynge),    Joan    wife    of 

John   de,    100,    121. 
— ,  John,  of  Chelmsford,  schoolmaster,. 

169. 

— ,  John,  of  Maldon,  210,  235. 
— ,  John  de,  of  Shenfield,   100,   121. 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  John,    169. 
Rotington,  Maud  wife  of  W.illiam  de,  44, 
--/William  'de,   44. 
Rouceby,  'John,  clerk,    181. 
Rouchestre.     See  Rochester. 
Rouenho.     See  Rocketts. 
Roughed,  Agnes  wife  of  Simon,  259, 
— ,  Simon,   259. 

Roughey,  Walter  de,   17,  46,  84. 
Roughno.     See  Rocketts. 
Rouhey.      See  Roffy. 
Rouhey,  John  son  of  John  de,  60. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  Walter  de,  60. 
— ,  Walter    de,    60. 
— ,  Walter  son  of  John  de,  60. 
Rouland   Right.     See  Rollrieht. 
Roundell,  John,  255. 
Rounhey,  Alice  wife  of  John  de,  2, 
— ,  John  de,  2. 
Rous,   Andrew,    of   Thaxted,   226. 

John,  186-7,  205,  247. 

John,    of    Sampford,    226. 

Juliana   wife  of  Andrew,  226. 

Margaret    wife   of   John,    226. 

Maud   late  wife  of  John  le,   44. 

Nicholas  le,  citizen  and  draper  of 
>oiulon,    115. 

Robert,    knight,    181. 

Thomas,   chaplain,   242. 

William   \c,  of  Dennington,   152. 
Routhynge.     See  Rothyng. 
Rowe  (Rouwe),  Alice  wife  of  Thorn. is 
207. 


Howe  (Rouwe),  John,  269. 

— ,  John,  of  Nayland,  221. 

— ,   Robert    le,    chaplain,.   38. 

— ,  Thomas,   of   Black   Notley,   207. 

Roweheyes.     See  Rolphy. 

Rouenho.      See   Rocketts. 

Roweson,  Robert,  221. 

Roxwell    (Rokesvvell,    Rokyswell) 

252. 

— ,   Peter  Fitzwilliam   of,  43. 
Roydon    (Reydon,    Reyndon),    6,    76, 

150,  234;  manor,  225. 
— ,  Henry,   rector   of,   206,   216. 
— ,  vicar  of.     See  Preston,  T.  de. 
-    see    also    Atte    Hegge,    W.;    Atte 
Wald,  R.;  Atte  \Vocle,  R.;  Pnru-r.   [.; 
Tyrhok,  T. 

Royston,  co.  Hertford,   136. 
Royston,  William  de,  4. 
Ruckholt    (Rokholthalle)    [in    Ley  ton], 

manor     59,    124. 
Ruddok,  John,  225,  260,  267. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  Writtle,  271. 
Rudham,   East   (Estrudham),   co.    Nor- 
folk, 225. 
Rudham,      West      (Westrudham),      co. 

Norfolk,  225. 
Ruly     Geoffrey   de,    103. 
— ,  John  de,  162. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  Geoffrey  de,  103, 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  John  de,   162. 
Rumbold,  Agnes  wife  of  William,  267 
-,  Alice,  58. 

-,   Etheldreda   wife   of   William,    176 
— ,  WTilliam,    176. 
— ,  William,  267. 
Rumford.     See  Romford. 
Rundale.     See  Randall. 
Runwell  (Ronewelle),  42,  51,  138,  272; 

advowson,  2,  42;  manor,  2. 
—    see   also    Atte    Pyrie,    J.    and   W.; 

Sandhull,  J.  de  and  R. 
Rushford  (Ressheworth)  [co.  Norfolk], 

rector  of.     See  Gonevill,  E. 
Russell,  Agatha  wife  of  Robert,  28. 
-    Alice  wife  of  William,  30. 
Edmund,   17-9. 
James,  of  Ickleton,  253. 
Joan  wife  of  James,  253. 
John,  58. 
John,  261. 

John,  of  Halstead,  213. 
Juliana  wife  of  Thomas,   5 
Philip,   chaplain.   29. 
Robert,  of  Pebmarsh,  28. 
Thomas,     of     Bishop's     Stortf. 

-    William,  of  Little   Baddow,   30. 

Rissell's  Hall  (Russellyshall)  [in  Dud 

ley],  co.  Worcester,  manor,  268. 


lusshebrok,  Joan  vsifr  of 

,  W.lham  dc,  46,  71. 
Ruston,  John  dc.   131.    1  ?*.   175. 

,   Mai  ,  131. 

Rut  tun  (Ruth.  Ruthyn)  [co.  Denbigh). 

See  Grey,  J.  and  1< 
RuyleRh.     Set  Raylc. 

Ruyl 

,   ( ieoffrcy  dc,  68. 
Hyarsh  (Reyersche,  Rienah),  « 

15s,  225. 

Kyhedmni.   John,   58. 
R\vl\nuL'.   Huirli 
Rydale.   William,  of    i 
Rvilerr,   John,   rr,  175. 

179. 

Rve,    RoUer,  241. 
Rygdon.  Rykdon     i  Kikc- 

ilon. 

RykelvnuL-i        Set     R 
Rykil.    William. 
Rynel.      See   R\ 
RyngMdkML     See  Riny 
Kynu'esthnrp.    .\_MH--      •  n    «lc. 

48. 

— ,  John    d. 
Ryngiers.      See    Km. 
Ryngwelde.     See  Ringwould. 
Rvs,    Robert.   att<>rrn-N 
Rysi-.      S,  ,     Uisi-. 
Ryssedene,  Robert,  i; 
Rysvnti.  John,  257. 
— .  'Nicholas  de.   41;   •ttOCtt 
Ryton,   CO.    York,   266. 
Rvvel     (Rynel).    John,    of    CoRK«hall. 

176  his.' 
— .  Richard   son   of  Thomas,  of 

brook,  54. 
-     ,   Robert,   of   Hdion    HutiipMi- • 

3d.  169. 
— ,  Thomas.    4l>. 
Rvver.    A.  '»'    J«»hn.    1 

— ,  John,    of    Hrooku 

Aluc    late-    \M»r    "t    '<•'  I'.irtl   ^f- 

1  1  ^ 

brichewrt 

liam    de.    58. 
,    John    A 
%  Williai 

Sabrichfortfc  s" 

ih 

Sahrvcht.    Alio- 
— ,   Peter.     11^. 


392 


INDEX. 


Sacombe  (Sauecombe,  Sauecomp),  co. 

Hertford,  136. 

— ,  rector  of.     See  Waryn,  J. 
Sadelere     John,    vicar    of    Manuden, 

204. 

— ,  William,  of  Pleshey,  197,  223. 
Safar,  John,  148. 
Safray,  Joan,  36. 
Sagor,  Geoffrey,   159. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of   Geoffrey,    159. 
Saham,  Agnes  wife  of  William  de,  89. 
— ,  William  de,  136. 
St.  Albans,  co.  Hertford.     See  Helm, 

J.;  Whitton,  T. 
St.  Alban's  /Court  (Esole)  [in  Noning- 

ton],  co.  Kent,  225. 
St.  Glair's  Hall  (Chicche,  Chich  Ridel, 

Chyche   Redel)    [in    St.    Osyth],    40, 

68,  93,    104,    118. 

St.  Edmunds.    See  Bury  St.  Edmunds. 
St.    Lawrence    (Newelond,    St.    Laur- 
ence, Seyntlaurence),  29,  58,  65,  85, 

119,    128,    176;  manor,  241. 
— ,  vicar  of.     See  Master,  A.  de. 
St.    Osyth    (Chich    St.     Osyth's,     St. 

Osith,    Chuth),    40,    48,    91-2,    121, 

159. 
— ,  see    also    Baker,    I.;    Barbour,    T.; 

Blanch;    T.;    Canoun,   J.;    Dyer,   R.; 

Marchaunt,  T.;  Paccard,  R.;  Peious, 

W.;  Smyth,  J. 
St.    Valery    sur    Somme    (St.    Walery) 

[France],  prior  of,  23. 
Sakevill,  Thomas  de,   108. 
Salcoteverly,  Salcote  Virly.   See  Virley. 
Salcote,    Walter    de,    rector    of    Great 

Horkesley,   129. 
Salcott    (Salkote    Wiggeberwe,    Salte- 

cote,  Saltcotewygberwe),  6,  154,  210, 

228,  253. 
— .  see  also  Clerk,  R.;  Richewode,  W.; 

Smyth,  T. 

Saldeford.     See  Shalford. 
Saleman,  Isabel  wife  of  John,   113. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  William,  68. 
— ,  John,  113. 

.  William,   of   Hutton,   68. 
Salensho,  co.  Bedford,  261. 
Saling  (Salyngge),  manor,   114. 
-,  Bardfield   (Berdefeld,   Little,    Sal- 
yngge,   Berdfeld    Salyng),    70,    114, 

'134,    143,    184-5,  238,  268. 
— ,  Lukenores    manor.    205. 
— .  see  also   Bacon,  W.;   Zongesmyth 

.  Great  (Great,  Old,  Salyngge). 
22,  70,  89,  \\1  bis.  132  197,  225, 
266;  manor,  108.  238. 

ar  of.     See  Elyn.  J. 
« — .  see  also  Pycot,  J.;   Stamer,  J. 


Salisbury,    bishop    of.      See    Waltham, 

J.  de. 

Salkote.     See  Salcott. 
Sail  (Salle),  co.   Norfolk,  225. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Hautboys,  A. 
Salle,  Walter,  of  Maldon,  48. 
Salman,  Alice  wife  of  John,  208. 
— ,  Isabel  wife  of  John,    139. 
— ,  John,    139. 
— ,  John,  of  Horndon  on  the  Hill,  234, 

253. 
— ,  John,  of  Mayland,    194,    197    208, 

214. 

— ,  Richard,  of  Orsett,    144. 
Salprest,  Agnes  wife  of  John,   107  bis. 
— ,  John,   107  bis. 
Saltecote.     See  Salcott. 
Saltere,  Alice  wife  of  John,    180. 
— ,  John,  of  Witham,    180. 
Saltfleetby    (Saltfleteby),    co.    Lincoln, 

126. 

Salvage,  Agnes  wife  of  John,    174. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  John,    199. 
— ,  John,   of   Ulting,    106,    174. 
— ,  John,   of  Witham,   painter,    199. 
— ,  John  son  of  William,   106. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  John,   106. 
Salwarp,  William  de,   132. 
Salyng,  John  son  of  Richard,  244. 
— ,  Richard,  mason  and  citizen  of  Lon- 
don,  153,   163,  243. 
— ,  Richard,    bastard    son    of   Richard, 

244. 

— .  Richard,   of    Sothereye,   203. 
Salyngge.     See  Saling. 
Saman,  John,  of  Wimbish,   197. 
— ,  John,  the  elder,  231. 
Samanton,  Cecily  wife  of  Thomas  de, 

29. 

— ,   Katharine  wife  of  Roger  de,  29. 
— .  Roger   son   of  Thomas  de,   29. 
— ,  Thomas  de,  29. 
Samar.  William,  of  Great  Waltham,  94. 
Sampford   (Samford),    177. 
— ,  see    also    Hert,    J.    le;    Rous,    J.; 

Symme,  J. 
— ,  Great   (Great  Samford,   Sandford, 

Michel     Samnford,     Oldesampford). 

6,  13,  24,  30.  40,  72,  95,  171,   176, 

203,  221,  237,  256. 
— ,  vicar  of.     See  Pokethorp,  R.  de. 
— ,  see  also  Fitz  Robert,  J.;   Spryg,  J. 
— ,  Little     (Newesaumford),      \?\     40. 

68,    72,    95,     100,     163,     166,    203; 

manor,  81,   156,  211;  advowson,  81, 

156. 

— ,   rector  of.     See  Caylv.  R. 
— ,  William,  rector  of,  81. 
Sampkyn,    Thomas,    of    Barking,     117, 

164.   172.  217. 


tNDBZ, 


393 


Sampson,  Isabel  wife  of  John,   1  If*. 
— ,  John,  of  Great  Canfield,   116. 
— ,  Richard,  232. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  London,  234. 
Suimvell,  Edmund,  of  Saffron  Walden, 

180. 

— ,  Katharine  wife  of  Edmund,  180. 
Sancto  Amando,   Almaric  de,    56. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Almaric  de,   56. 
Sancto  Claro,  John  de,  91-2. 
— ,  John  son  of  John  de,  92. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John  de,  91. 
— ,  Thomas  son  of  John  de,  92. 
Sancto    Laudo,    Robert    de,    rector    of 

Beckenham,    117. 

Sancto  Neoto,  John  de,  chaplain.    12S. 
Sancto  Nicholao,  Thomas  son  of  John 

de,  8. 
Sancto    Paulo,    Mary    de,    countess    of 

Pembroke,    140. 
Sancto  Philberto,  John  de,  knight,  97, 

112. 
Sandford    (Cheslade)    [in    Wembdon], 

co.  Somerset,  273. 
Sandford,      Great.        See      Sampford, 

Great. 
Sandhull  (Sandhell),  Amy  wife  of  John 

de,    134. 
— ,  Henry,   109. 
— ,  John  de,  134. 
— ,   John,  of  Runwell,  51. 
— ,  Richard,  of  Runwell,  86,  129,  144. 
— ,  Richard,     of     West     Hanningfield, 

136. 

— ,   Sibil  wife  of  Richard,  86. 
Sandhurst      (-Sandherst)      [co.      Kent],* 

rector  of.  See  Hemmyngburgh,  H.  de. 
Sandhurst  (Sandherst,  Sandhyrst),  Ivo. 

\69bis,  201,  203. 

• — ,  John,  citizen  and  chandler  of  Lon- 
don, 214. 

— ,  Margery  wife  of  Ivo,  169. 
Sandon,  27,  30,  52,  76,  91,   104,   109, 

125,   133,   142,   \44bis,  145,   \54bis, 

163,    195,   207,   214,   227,   238,   244, 

259;  manor,  177,  255. 
— ,  see  also  Atte  Havene,  J.;  Fort,  J.; 

Heygate,   S.;   Lausande,   S.;   Spavin-. 

H.  de;  Wymund,  R. 
Sandon,    Isabel   wife   of   Thomas,    lo(>, 

184. 

— ,  Nicholas  de,  chaplain,  62. 
— ,  Robert  de,  63. 
— ,  Thomas,    of    Maldon.     the-    elder. 

160,    184  bis. 

— ,   Thomas,  the  younger,    184. 
•Sandre,  Alice  wife  of  Thomas,  M. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  Coldsuood,  61. 
iSandwich  [co.  Kent],  James  de  Merv- 

feld  of,  55. 


•     • 


Samiv.  \x,|r 

101. 
.    J"l 

101 

181 

Sankyn.     John,     of      N 

— ,   Philippa   wif<  ivo.   146 

— ,  Thomas,    1 

Sans... n  221. 

Santiin    (SantMiM         \ 

ard   clr,   4- 
— ,   Richard    de,     •  • 
Sapcnti  rester],    Ralph    Bnurt 

of,    132. 

Sapurton,  Kli/atuth  mrifc  o(    i 
— ,  John.   242. 
— ,   Roger,   the  elder 
— ,  Roger,  the  \<>ui .. 
Saret.  nt. 

Sarich  (Sar  'tic.   7. 

— ,    Rose    \\ifr    nf    \\illi.Mi 

.   William,    of    Writtfc 
Sarrati 

40. 
Saucer,   Nirholas,  268. 

.    Thomas,    198. 
Sauecomhe.    S 
Saukevile.   Amir<  . 
Saundre,  Aiuln 
Snuston.      > 
Sauston.    Kolu-rt   ile.  > 
Sautre,  Joan  wif. 
— ,  John. 

,    Maix-eM    u  ;te  <»f   J->lm.  89. 

,    William.    I'M 
Savaue,    Luc\    \\  i ' 
— ,  Stephen,    ili 
Saxeryn.    l».m    | 
— ,    fohn.    229, 
— ,  William.    ..( 
S:i\\anl.    Ai 

197. 

waiian    •  i>  n 

199. 
Sawbridgewordi  (S.ib. 

hrii  1 

forthe,    SabriL1' 

-.  se< 

Hill.    I.;    HI. unit,     i 
H.:      C'hamlu-rli-Mi        I 

Rton, 

Hour.    | 

-luston)    fco.    C«H»*> 
37. 


394 


INDEX. 


Suxthorpe,  co.   Norfolk,  manor,  235. 
Saxton     [in     Woodditton],    co.     Cam- 
bridge, manor,   15. 
Sayer,  Alice  wife  of  John  the  elder,  85. 

,"  Geoffrey,  79. 
— ,  Hugh,  of  Tilbury,  138. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Hugh,    138. 

,  Joan  wife  of  Richard,  205. 
— ,  John,  34. 

— ,  John,  of  Great   Birch,   213. 
— ,  John,  the  elder,   85. 
— ,  Matthew,    260. 
— ,  Richard,  of  Doddinghurst,  205. 
— ,  Roger,   79. 
— ,  William,   of   Great    Birch,    17,   25, 

63  bis,  68. 

Sayher,  William,  of  Copford,  67. 
Saykyne,  Joan  wife  of  John,  246. 
— ,  John,  of  Tillingham,  246. 
— ,  William,    of   Tilbury   juxta    Clare, 

187. 

Scalby.     See  Scawby. 
Scaldere,  Agnes  wife  of  Roger,  260. 
— ,  Roger,  of  Sudbury,  260. 
Scaldewell,  John,  clerk,    169. 
Scales,  Joan  wife  of  Roger  de,   191. 
— ,  Katharine  wife  of  Robert  de,  52. 
— ,  Robert  de,  52. 
— ,  Roger  de,  191. 
Scardeburgh    (Skardeburgh),    Geoffrey, 

rector  of  Onibury,  21,  41,  56. 
— ,  Isabel  wife  of  Robert  de,  67. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  Robert  de,  79. 
— ,  Robert  de,  79. 
— ,  Robert  de,  knight,  67. 
Scargyll,  William,  268. 
Scarlet,  Ellen  wife  of  John,    195. 
— ,  John,  of  Boreham,   195. 
Scawby  (Scalby,   Stalby),  co.   Lincoln, 

manor,    108,    186. 
Schelewe       Bowelis.         See       Shellow 

Bowells. 

Schelleigh.     See  Shelley. 
Scolande,  Frank  de,    111. 
— ,  Henry  de,    111. 

.    Maud  wife  of  Henry  de,   111. 
Scolemayster  (Scholmaister),  Alice  wife 

of  Roger,  168. 
— ,  John,  218. 

— ,  Margery  wife  of  John,  218. 
— ,  Roger,  of  Maldon,    168. 
S.  oreby      [in      Gate      Helmsley],      co. 

York,  manor,  266. 
Scot    (Skotte),    Agnes    wife    of    John, 

141,    149. 
-,  Agnes  wife  of  William,  36. 

Mice  wife  of  William,  48,   82-3. 

-,  Cecily  wife  of  John,  239. 

,  Denise  wife  of  John,   105. 
— ,  Elizabeth  daughter  of  William,  45. 


Scot,  Emma  wife  of  John,  31. 
Isabel  wife  of  William,  67. 
John,  239. 

John,  knight,  of  co.  York,  200,  240, 
John,    of    Barking,    141,    149. 
ohn,  of  Bretton,   105. 
ohn,  of  London,   143. 
ohn  son  of  John,   14. 
ohn  son  of  Laurence,  of  Waltham 
Holy    Cross,    31. 
John  son  of  William,  82. 
Mabel  wife  of  John,  14. 
Margaret   wife   of   John,    143. 
Maud  wife  of  Peter,  20. 
Nicholas  son   of  William,   82. 
Peter,   of   Great   Baddow,   59. 
Richard,  clerk,  227,  266. 
Thomas  son  of  William,  82. 
William,   34. 

William,  knight,  48,  82-3. 
William,   of   Fryerning,   67. 
William,  of  Great  Maplestead,  36, 
William    son    of   William,    82. 
Scoteney,  Isabel  wife  of  Richard,  138r 

189. 

— ,  Richard,  138,  189. 
Scotlorhd,    Ellen  wife   of  John,    106. 
— ,  John,   of   Colchester,    106. 
Scotney's  manor  (Scoteneys),  in  Top- 

pesfield,  189. 

Scott's  Hall  (Canewedon  Briansonesr 
Scottes)  [in  Canewdon],  manor,  200y 
240. 

Screvayn,  Beatrice  wife  of  Simon,  162. 
— ,  Simon,   162. 
Screyk,    John,    of    Sible    Hedinghamr 

36-7. 

— ,  Maud  wife  of  John,  36-7. 
Scrop,  Geoffrey  le,  knight,  45. 
— ,  Henry  son  of  Geoffrey  le,  knight, 

63. 

Sculton,    Ralph    de,    54. 
Seacourt     (Seukeworth)     [co.     Berks.]r 

Walter,  vicar  of,    117. 
Seburgh  (Seeburgh),  John,  228,  247. 
— ,  William.  58. 
Sechford   (Secheford),   Andrew  de,   of 

London,   44,   70. 
— ,  Margery   wife   of   Andrew   de,   44r 

70. 

Sedere,  Stephen,  220. 
Sedlescombe,  co.   Sussex,  225. 
Seeburgh.      See   Seburgh. 
Seggefeld,  Margaret  wife  of  Thomas, 

98. 

— ,  Thomas,  98. 

Segrave,  Florence  wife  of  John  de,  84, 
— ,  John  de,  of  Folkestone,  84. 
— ,  Nicholas  son  of  Simon  de,  34. 
Sc-uvn,    Tlu-ohald.    41. 


Selonge,  Roger,   133. 

Sely,  John,  citizen  and  skinner  of  Lon- 
don, -301. 

— ,  Sibil   wife   of  John,   201. 

Si-man,  John,  93,  203. 

— ,  John,   of   Berton,    3. 

— ,  John,  of  Woodham  Walter,  226. 

Semee,  John,  of  Burnham,  the  elder 
241. 

— ,  John,    of    Burnham,    the    y 

Seiner,  John,   139. 

Semyn,  Cecily  wife  of  Henry     134 

— ,  Henry,   134. 

Sender,    Elizabeth    wife    of    Thomas. 

161. 

— ,  Thomas,  161. 
Sergeant    (Sergeaunt,    Seriaunt),    John, 

226. 

-    John,  of  Bures,    147,  227. 
— ,  John,   of  Heclingham,    185,    189. 

,  John,    of    Little    Stambridge,    22X. 
Serle,   Alice  wife  of  Hugh    71 
— ,  Hugh,    71. 
— ,  John,   215. 
— ,  Richard,    65. 
Serventon,   William    de,    127. 
Settrington     (Setryngton)      co 

266. 
Seukeworth.      See    Seacourt. 


12. 

I 
i«lwm.   ki, 


Seym  a 
Seynl 

ungcr,         ,    K:,|,,[: 

Sr\ni    N,t  holaa,   'l  hon 

Seyton.    Joan    xsif,    ,,<    John     217 

.    John. 

Shache.    |ohn.   _>47. 
Shad.   Join. 

Shaduorth  >66. 

•--.   John.    <,f    Loi. 
Shajjdeford. 

67. 

,    Simon  dr.  ot  lumber,  67. 

Shalford   (Saldeford.  i),  24, 

38.    63,    70.    <>5.    117/,,,     126.    143 

174.    1X5,    1X7.   233.   240.  245. 

259;   manor.    I  17. 
— ,  set-  I'oode, 

J.;      (iildeford.      W 

Lucas,    H..    |.    .  • 

York,   Shamelesford,     Mastrr     Hi.  h.,r.i 

clerk 


Sevenok,  Richard,  of  Wrotham.   203. 
— ,   William,     citizen     and     grocer     of 

London,  242,  262,  269. 
Sewall  (Sewale),  Adam,  58. 
— ,  Emma  wife  of  John,   153. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of   Sewall,    100. 
— ,   loan   wife   of  John,    135. 
— ,   John,    56. 

— ,  John,  of  Coggeshall,  135,  156,  162. 
— ,  John,  of  Writtle,  fisher,  210,  212. 
— ,  John,  smith,    153. 
— ,  Juliana,   58. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,  212. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  Robert,    112. 
— ,  Robert,    112. 
— .   Sewall    son   of   Thomas,    of    (ireat 

Dunmow,    100,    134. 
— ,   Thomas,   of    Maplestead, 


Shamelman,   Isabel   u  •  n.  99. 

— ,  John,  of  Him 

Shapens   (Shipyns)   [in    (  ,rrat   Chishall, 

co.  Cambridge 

ShardcUmr,      .Mac      • 

daughter  of  Nicholas  D.iguon1 

.    Ilrnr>. 
— ,   Joan   wife  of    lohn   tie.   41.  98. 

.    loan   uife  of  'ITiotnas  • 
— ,   John   de,    knit-lit.   41. 
— ,  John    son    <  ' 

,    Thomas  son  of  John  dr 

Shardlowe'i     m.  • 

Shardel.me).    i:. 
Shannan.    John 

Sharnesfeld 

Sharnhalle.      .S',  , 
Sharp.    Richard. 


,  ,  ,          .  , 

Seward,  Maud  wife  of  Thomas,   55-n.     -  .   Willj.m.  kh*h- 


— ,  Thomas,  of  Hornsey,   55-6. 

— ,  William,   145. 

Sewardstone    (Sywardeston),    in    \\al- 

tham    Holy    Cross,   255,   272. 
Sewold,   Stephen,   of  Hadleigh.    110. 
Sewy,    John,    chaplain,    136. 
Sewyn,  Robert,  rector  of  Claydon.  .?55. 
Sexcayn,  John,  245. 
Seymour    (Seymor),    John.    204,    22S. 

248. 
— ,  Thomas  de.  126. 


mon. 
Shauc.    Jo!  •  \mtner    of 

Lori 
Sheering     i  S 

131, 

,    r<  . 
— ,  set  U        M..' 

\      i   •:;,„;,.  \\ 

fin    Shal. 
ford],     manor     and     advtmton     of 

chapel.    4 


396 


INDEX. 


Sheering  Hall  (Shyrynges)  [in  Take- 
ley],  manor,  273. 

Sheldon,  William  de,   73. 

Shelewe  Boweles.  See  Shellow 
Bowells. 

Shelford,  Great,  co.  Cambridge,  manor, 
235. 

Shelford,  Agnes  wife  of  John,  183. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  John,  203. 

— ,  John,  .citizen  and  draper  of  Lon- 
don, 183. 

— ,  John,   of   Stratford,   203. 

Shelland  (Shellond),  co.  Suffolk, 
manor,  255. 

Shelley  (SchelJeigh,  Shellegh),  106, 
207,  233,  242,  250,  255,  270. 

Shellow  Bowells  (Schelewe  Bowelis, 
Shelewe  Boweles,  Shelweboweles, 
Shelewe  Jocelyn),  19,  40,  73,  91,  106, 
109,  150,  225,  252,  265;  manor,  87, 
257. 

— ,  see  also  Ascelyn,  R.;  Burre,  T. ; 
Carter  J.  le. 

Shelton,  John,  202. 

— ,  Maud  wife  of  John,  202. 

Shenefeld,   Adam   de,   4. 

— ,  Alice  sister  of  Philip  de,  4. 

— ,  John  de,  92. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  Adam  de,  4. 

— ,  Maud  wife  of  John  de,  92. 

— ,   Philip  son  of  Adam  de,  4. 

— ,   Stephen  brother  of  Philip  de,  4. 

— ,  William  brother  of  Alice  de,  4. 

Shenfield  (Shenefeld,  Shenfeld),  4,  7, 
30,  69,  115,  121,  129/148,  156,  176, 
202,  234-5,  247,  270. 

— ,  Fitzwalters  in,  q.v. 

— ,  see  also  Alfrych,  W.;  Atte  Dyche, 
J.;  Atte  Person--,  J.;  Atte  Wode, 
W.;  Frensshe,  J.;  Jacob,  J.;  Kent, 
T.  de;  Routhyngc,  J.  de. 

Shepenekertel,  John    of  Danbury,   52. 

Shepegrom,  John,  2. 

— ,  John,  of  Little  Thurrock,  65. 

— ,  Juliana   wife   of  John,   2. 

— ,   Margaret  wife  of  John,  65. 

— ,  William   son   of  John.   2. 

Shephall  (Shephale).  co.  Hertford.  231. 

Shepherd  (Shephird),  Amice  late  wife 
of  Robert.  132. 

— ,  Cristina  wife  of  William  le,  24. 

— ,  John,    148. 

— ,  Richard,    138. 

— ,  Roger  le,  of  Arkesden,    132. 

— ,  William  le,  of  Layham,  24. 

Sherburn  (Shyrburn  in  Herforth 
th).  CO,  York,  manor.  266. 

Shere,  (Shire),  co.  Surrey,  manor  and 
;idvowson,  227. 

Sherman,  Alice  wife  of  John.  258. 


Sherman,    John,    of    Horndon    on    the 

Hill,  258. 

Sherreve,   Joan  wife   of  Robert,   253. 
— ,  Robert,    253. 
Sherwood.     See   Shirewode. 
Sheryng.     See   Sheering. 
Sheryngg,  Alice  daughter  of  John  de, 

the  elder,    14. 
— ,  Ellen    daughter    of    John    de,    the 

younger,    14. 

— ,  Geoffrey  de,  8,  14;  attorney,  1,  9  bis. 
— ,  Juliana   daughter   of  John   de,   the 

elder,   14. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  Geoffrey  de,   14, 
Shetelhangre.      See   Shutlanger. 
Shethere,  Alice  wife  of  Hugh,    175. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  Thomas  ,196. 
— ,  Hugh,   of   Thaxted,    175. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  John,    157. 
— ,  John,  of  Thaxted,   109,   157. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  Thaxted,   196. 
— ,  William,  of  Thaxted,  222. 
Shillingstone  (Ockeforde  Skyllyng),  co. 

Dorset,   manor   and   advowson,   .702. 
Shillyng,  Alice  wife  of  John,   241. 
— ,  John,   241. 
Shimpling  (Shrympelyng,   Shymplyng) 

[co.  Suffolk],  rector  of.     See  Upston, 

R.   de. 

—  John  Revel   of,    137. 
Shimplingg,    Henry,    66. 

Shingle   Hall    (Shyngledhalle)    [in    Ep- 

ping],   manor,   41,   98. 
I  .Shiplake,    Margaret    wife    of    William, 
266. 

—  William,  266. 

j  Shipman,  John,  of  Rainham,   196. 
I  Shipyns.      See   Shapens. 
I  Shirbourne,  William,  255. 
Shirburn      (Shirborn)      [co.      Oxford]. 

William   Heycroft   of,    163. 
Shire.      See    Shere. 

Shirebourn,    William    Syreman    of,   37. 
Shircwell,  Alice  wife  of  Henry  de,   2. 
— ,  Henry  de,  of  Stifford,  2. 
— ,  John,   of   Stifford,    140. 
— .   Margaret   wife    of   John,    140. 
Shirewode    (Sherwod),    John,    vicar    of 

Terling,  224,  259. 
Shirland  (Shirlond),  co.  Derby,  advmv- 

son,  45;  manor,  44. 
Shiryngge.     See  Sheering. 
Shoebury  (Shohury),  2 1 0. 
— ,   Richard  Kent  of,  210. 
— ,   North   (Little   Shobery,    Northsho- 

bery),    14,    16,   30,   66,   93,   97,    123, 

146,   161,  214,  216.  233-4,    ?.>X-". 
,,     ulxo    Deth,     R.;     Trend,    J.    le; 

Gardino,    J.    de;    Gym-y.    M.;    Wod- 

ham,  J.  <lr. 


Shoebury       South      ((ireat      SI,, 

SouthshoberyX    16,   22,   233,   238. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Hale,  W. 
Sholdham.     See  Shouldham. 
Shopland      (Shopelonde,      Shopilond 
Shouplond),  14,  29,  65,  93,  105    128* 
134,   172,  243,  246,'  260;  iCoi,  $ 
1 48. 

— ,  vicar  of.     See  Howe,  P    de. 
—    see  also  Botiller,  J.;  Cok,  H.J  Mot, 

P.;  Reynold,  T.;  Somenour,  (,.  ]t 
Shordich    (Shordych),    Amy    wife    of 

Robert,  78. 
— ,  Joan     daughter     of     Nicholas     de 

59  bis. 

—,  John,  254. 
— ,  John  de,  knight,  59. 
— ,  Robert,  78. 
Shoreditch   (Shordich),  co.   Middlesex, 

— ,  William  Taillour  of,  233. 

Shorne  [co.  Kent],  John  son  of  Rich- 
ard le  Ismoungere  of,  44. 

Shorne,  Master  Henry  de,  8. 

Short,  co.   Somerset,    126.' 

Short,  Alice  wife  of  Thomas,    122. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  Richard,  245. 

— ,   Richard,   of   Stebbing,   245. 

— ,  Thomas,   of  Danbury,   256. 

— ,  Thomas,  of  Maldon,    122. 

Shortegrave  (Shortegrove),  John  de    of 
Ongar,  61,  95-6. 

— ,   William  brother  of  John   de,  61. 

Shortgrove     (Shortegrave)     [in     New- 
port],  20,   72;   manor,    158. 

Shotier,    Stephen,    203. 

Shottele,  Alice  late  wife  of  John,  205. 

Shouke,   Agnes  wife  of  John,  250. 

— ,  Alice  wife  of  Richard  de,  27. 

— ,  John,  of  Rochford,  250. 

— ,  Richard   de,   of   Prittlewell,   27. 

Shouldham  (Sholdham,  Shuldham) 
co.  Norfolk,  225. 

— ,   priory,   advowson   of,    132. 

Shouplond.     See  Shopland. 

Shropham-[co.  Norfolk],  ndvowson,  4. 

Shrouesbury,  John  de,   102. 

— ,  Roesia  wife  of  John  de.   102. 

Shrympelyng.      See    Shimpling. 
Shudicampes.       Sec     Camps,     Shudy 

Shuldham.     See  Shouldham. 

Shutlanger  (Shetelhangre),  co.  North- 
ampton, 186. 

Shymmyng,  John,  of  Saffron  Walden. 
231. 

Shymplyng.      See   Shimpling. 

Shymplyng,   Thomas  de,   51. 

— .  Thomas  de,  rector  of  Stanstol 
Maunifkchet,  17-9,  39. 


in" 

^7*  °  i75    182 

Sibile 

de  Kelshu!  J 

Sll)th"rP     '  ,  homo     de 

rei-tur    of    Heckiiii.'!.  >  >.J 

— ,  William  de,  < 
Siddington 

Ju'-r.  John  MM) 
Silchy     (Sylb 

£01. 

Silhain.    John.    . 
— ,   Ma  r  gen. 

Siryche,  Agnes  wife  of  John.  218 
— ,  John,  J 
Sisterne.     See   Syder^ 
Sitequyt.  Thomas,  r, 

«>t  Springfield, 
Sittingbouroe 

Kent,  191. 

Skiirdeburuh.      See   Scardeburtrh 
Skeffyngton,   Richard  dc, 
Skelton,  John,  chaplain,  256. 
Skeryngton.    R,  59. 

Skidbrooke     (Skythro! 

126. 

Skilhode,  John,  chaplain. 
Skirpenbeck   (Skyrtyngbd  York. 

manor,    266. 

Skone,    Joan  |,,hn.    198. 

—   John,    198. 
Skotte.     See  Scot. 
Skrene  (Skrt-n.  Skryne),  |,,i 
251, 

— ,    Maru-.i:  William 

— ,  William,   230- 1. 
.    William,  tin-  i 

.    William,     th, 
250. 
SkiA  \t-vn.    Cn  ,rd, 

214. 

.    R.Yhani.    ..(    i 
Skulthorp.     Ad. mi     ,ir 
Peter.   C'ornhili 

Skynu'\l.  John.  ..}   (  .r.-.it    \' 
— ,   Robert,    tai 

Skynner (Skynnere),  M.=::'  179. 

• 

— ,  Cristi.in.i   mi  11 

.    !•'!.•• 


398 


INDEX. 


Skynner    (Skynnere),    John,    of    Great 
Dunmovv,  199,  236. 
John,  of  Stapleford  Abbots,   190. 
John,  of  Stow  Maries,   134. 
John  le,    13. 

John  le,  of  Great  Waltham,   12. 
Margaret  wife  of  John  le,   12. 
Margery  wife  of  John,   190. 
Nicholas,  of  Braintree,   142. 
Robert,  of  Theydon  Mount,   111. 
Sarah  wife  of  John  le,    13. 
Thomas,  of  London,    162. 
William,  of  Chelmsford,  239. 
Skytbrok.      See    Skidbrooke.   ' 
Skyrtyngbek.      See    Skirpenbeck. 
Slade,   Coletta   wife  of  William,    138. 
— ,   Isabel  wife  of  John,   151. 
— ,  John,    151. 

— ,  William,  of  Saffron  Walden,    138. 
Slake,  Nicholas,  clerk,  232. 
Slamseys,    Great    (Slamundeshey)    fin 

Black  Notleyl.  82. 
Sleford,  John,  198. 
Slene,  John,  of  Great  Baddow,  232. 
Sleplcre,   Margery  wife  of  Richard  le, 

10. 

— ,  Richard  le,    10. 
S!ey,  Roger,   148. 
Sloman,  Henry,   171. 
— ,  William,  241. 

Smallbridge     (Smalbrigge)     [in     Bures 
St.  Mary],  co.   Suffolk,  manor,  221. 
Smalware,   William,  chaplain,    138. 
Smart,  Isabel  wife  of  John,  125. 
— ,  John,  of  Terling,  125. 
Sineetham       Hall       (Smytheton)       \in 

Bulmer],  manor,  27. 
Smithfield,    East    (Estsmethefeld),    co. 

Middlesex,  manor,  60. 
Smod,  John,   195. 
Smyth,  Agnes  wife  of  John,   182. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  John,  264. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  William,  212. 
— ,  Aline  wife  of  John,   174. 
— ,  Aline  wife  of  Robert  'e,  76. 
— ,  Benedict,  of  Corringham,  222. 
— ,  Cristina   wife  of  John,    134. 
— ,  Edmund,  of  Birdbrook,  269. 
— ,  Gilbert   le,    58. 
--,  Gilbert     le,     of     Great     Dunmow, 
88. 
— ,  Isabel  wife  of  William  le,  23,  26. 

loan  wife  of  John,    106. 
— .  loan  wife  of  John  le,  83. 

loan  late  wife  of  Thomas,  163. 
lohn.    134. 
lohn,    170. 
— .  John,    174. 
lohn,   221. 
,   Mm,  252,  257,  268. 


Smyth,  John,  chaplain,  258. 
— ,  John,   of   Barnston,    153. 
— ,  John,    of    Brokewalden,    138. 
— ,  John,  of  Cressing,    189,  258,  262. 
— ,  John,   of   Fingringhoe,    182. 
— ,  John,   of   Great   Bardfield,  223. 
— ,  John,  of   Ickleton,  205. 
— ,  John,  of  Littlebury,   138. 
— ,  John,   of   Mayland,    106. 
— ,  John,   of   Polmere,-  131. 
John,   of  Rainham,  249. 
John,  of  Rayleigh,  237. 

ohn,  of  St.   Osyth,    128. 

ohn,   of  Thaxted,  264. 

ohn  son  of  Simon,    172. 

ohn  le,  of  East  Hanningfield,  83. 

ohn  le,  of  West  Thurrock,  91. 

ohn  le,  of  Wethersfield,  chaplain, 
32. 
— ,  John  son  of  Stephen  le,  of  Marks, 

Tey,  75. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  Gilbert  le,  88. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  Simon,  172. 
— ,  Margaret   wife   of   William,    190. 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  John,  249. 
— ,  Mariota  wife  of  John,  205. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  John,  237. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  John  le,  75. 
— ,  Michael  le,  of  Little  Chart,  88. 
— ,  Richard,   228. 

— ,  Richard,  of  Saffron  Walden,  151. 
— ,  Richard  le,  of  Great  Baddow,    13. 
— ,  Richard  le,  of  Maldon,  38. 
— ,  Robert     son     of     Richard     le,     of 

Stroud   Green,  76. 
— ,  Roger  le,  of  Good  Easter,  7. 
— ,   Saiena  wife  of  Michael  le,  88. 
— ,  Simon,    172. 
— ,  Stephen,  258. 
— ,  Thomas,    138. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  Salcott,  228. 
— ,  Walter,    148. 

— ,  Walter,   of   Kirby  Bellars,  221. 
— ,  Walter,    of    Woodham    Mortimer, 

143. 
— ,  William  brother  of  John,  chaplain, 

131. 

— ,  William,   chaplain,   227. 
— ,  William  le,  of  Beeleigh.  30. 
— ,  William,  of  Boreham,  212. 
— .  William    le,    of   Sible   Hedingham, 

131. 

— ,  William,  of  North  Benfleet,   190 
— ,  William  le,  of  Ridgwell,    144,    193. 
— .  William  son  of  Thomas,  of  Bore- 
ham,    165. 
— .  William     son     of    William    le,     of 

llalstead,   23,   26. 
Smytheton.     See  Snu-ctham  Hall. 
Snarry,  Gilbert,  94. 


INDIA. 


Snarry,  Joan  wife  of  Richard, 

— ,  John,  of  Hockley,  272. 

— ,  Margaret   wife   of    Robert,    85. 

— ,  Richard,    of   Ashingdon,    168. 

— ,  Robert,  85. 

— ,  Robert,    of   Ashingdon,    168. 

Snel      (Snelle),      Katharine      wife      of 

Thomas,  260. 
— ,  Thomas,  260. 
— ,  William,   200. 
Snetesharn,  William,  220. 
Snetynge,    Andrew    de,    of    Thorpe    le 

Soken,  48. 

— ,   Florence  wife  of  Andrew  de,  48. 
— ,  Saer  son  of  Andrew  de,  48. 
— ,  Walter  son  of  Andrew  de,  48. 
Snodesbury.     See  Upton   Snodsbury. 
Snokeshill     (Snokeshull),     John,     238. 

247,  259,  272. 
Snowe  (Snou),   Cristina  wife  of  John, 

39. 
— ,  Ethelburga    wife    of    Henry,    244, 

253. 

— ,  Henry,  244,  253. 
— .   Joan    wife    of    John,    daughter    of 
John    Cokebcll    of    Tollesbury,    253. 
— ,   John,   253. 
— ,  John,  of  Harlow,  39. 
Snyterby,    Agnes    wife    of    Robert    de, 

143. 
— ,  Robert  son   of  John  de,   of   Great 

Limber,  143. 

Snyterton,   Simon  de,    159,   199. 
Sodyngton.     See  Siddington. 
Soleburi.     See  Soulbury. 
Solers,  Elizabeth  daughter  of  Isabel  de, 

79. 

—    Isabel  de,  of  Navestock,  79. 
Solihull  (Solihel,  Solyhulle)  [co.  War- 
wick].    See  Hoddesford,  W.;  Notte, 
H.  le. 

Solihull,   John   de,   attorney.    71. 
Solycre,  John,  chaplain,  223. 
Somenour  (Sumpnour),  Geoffrey  le,  of 
Shopland,    105. 

Joan  wife  of  Geoffrey  le,  105. 
John,  of  Great  Parndon,  260. 
Reynold,  of  Great  Parndon,   157. 
Robert  le.  65,  83,  122. 
Roger,  215. 
Somer,  John,  220. 

John,  of  London,  draper,  263. 
Stephen,  261. 
,  William,  246. 
Somerby,  co.  Leicester,   221. 
Somerby,  co.   Lincoln,    126. 
— ,  John  Tours  of,   126. 
Somercotes,   co.   Lincoln,    126. 
Somerhey,   John,   of  London,  skinner 
272. 


Somersham 

Somer  t 
— .   Ralph 

\fthricttuun. 

Sompter. 

Soodeye     > 

Sonet- .  I  58. 

Sonnepeir. 
Sonydon.      S, ,     - 
Sopere,  Thomas,  of  Woodham  V. 
mason.    122,    146. 

Sopley     (Sopele.     Soppele). 

ainpton,  manor,  27,  28 
— ,  Robert  le  1-YrPMir  .1! 
Sorel,  Avelma, 

.    I<>;m   wife   of  John,   36. 
— ,  John,  36. 
Soldi  (Sothill.  S.,t.!).    I  ,.  241. 

,    Robert,    1M. 
— ,   Thon: 

Sothereye.     See  Sotit't 
Sotheweil,  Robert.  J70. 
Sothewcrk.    Hertram   de,   at 
Sotheuorth.    M  .:M. 

Sothill,   Sot.l.      SM    Sotell. 
Soubrok,   John   d. 
— ,   Margery   \\ ; 
Souche,    Maru'ap  «TI    l.i. 

155. 
— ,    Robert    la.     I 

Soulbui 

Thomas    l)a\\< 


Souter,   Thomas.    1  1('. 
Southam.   Kli/aneth   u 
200. 


— ,  John, 

— ,  Thomas  son  of  John 


Elixabclh, 


200,   241. 
Southamptoi 

ampton. 

Southanyfeld.  N.-r         I  I 

South. 

SouthbcmA 

Southchurch      (S 

cherche) 

—  ,  rect<»r  of.      S 

—i  -v' 
Southelmeshale. 

Suiithelmh:-.-  Klmham. 

South.  •  rfnlk:. 

Rich.ir.l    S.iKi:. 

Southfambn 

uth. 

South    Hall    (SouthtL.r 
SouthhanMil 


400 


INDEX. 


South     House    (Southous)     [in     Great 

Waltham],  manor,  108,  238. 
Southill    (Smithyevell)    [co.    Bedford], 

261. 
Southminster    (Southmenstre,    Suthe- 

menstre,  Suthmenstre,  Symynystre), 

26,   31,   38,  44,   88,    107,    126,    155, 

185,  202,  211,  213,  216,  220. 
— ,  vicar  of.     See  Bret,  T.  le. 
— ,  see  also  Bedell,  J.;  Chapman,  W.; 

Fowyl,  J.;  Hidman,  J.;   Ketyll,   R. 
Southoo,    Cristina    wife    of    Thomas, 

154. 

— ,  Thomas,   of   Fingringhoe,    154. 
Southorpe   (Southorp)    [in    Edenham], 

co.  Lincoln,  manor,   186. 
Southous.     See  South  House. 
Southous,  Margaret  wife  of  Walter  de, 

148. 

— ,  Walter  de,   of   London,    148,    156. 
Souththorp.      See   Thorpehall. 
Southwade,  co.  Kent,  225. 
Southwark  (Suthewerk,  Suthwerk),  co. 

Surrey.  28,  202;  manor,  21,   56. 
Southwelde.     See  Weald,  South. 
Southwokyndon.          See        Ockendon, 

South. 

Southyevell.     See '  Southill. 
Soyer,  Hugh,  70. 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  Hugh,  70. 
Spaigne.      See   Spaygne. 
Spakman,   Thomas,  vicar  of   Michael- 
stow,   162. 

Spalding  (Spaldyng),  co.  Lincoln,   186. 
Spaldyng,    Margery    wife    of    Richard, 

170. 

— ,  Richard,  170. 
— ,  Walter   de,   merchant,    105. 
Spaner,  Thomas,  of  Blackmore,  251. 
Sparham         (Sparreham),        Elizabeth 

(Isabel)  wife  of   Peter,   223,   230. 
— .   Peter,  of  Great  Ilford,  cooper,  223, 

230. 

— ,  William,  rector  of  Virley,  169. 
Spark,  Henry,  137,  208;  attorney,  168. 

,  Joan^lajte  wife  of  Henry,  216. 
— ,  Joan   wife   of   Robert,    10,    50. 

,   Robert  son  of  William,   10,  50. 
Sparowe,  John,  229,  248. 
Sparreham.     See  Sparham. 
Spaygne  (Spaigne,  Spayne),  Alice  wife 

of  William,  150. 

—  Henry  de.  of  Sandon,   126. 
John,   244. 

-    Margaret  wife  of  Henry  de,    126. 

—  Margery  wife  of  John,  244. 
Margery  wife  of  Thomas,  228. 

liolas  de,   176. 
Uoberf  son  of  Walter  de,    14. 

—  Thomas,  228. 


Spaygne    (Spaigne,    Spayne),    William, 

252. 

— ,  William,  of  Moulsham,   150. 
Spedes,   Ida,  83. 

Speen,   Spene,  co.    Berks.,  manor,   84. 
Spekman,  Ralph,  239. 
Speldhurst  (Speldherst),  co.  Kent,  225. 
Spelman,  Joan,   125. 
— ,  John,  171. 
— ,  Peter,   253. 
Spencer.     See  Spenser. 
Spendeloue,   John,    125. 
— ,  Margaret   wife   of  John,    125. 
Spene.     See  Speen. 
Spenser  (Spencer),  Adam  le,  58. 
— ,  Emma  wife  of  William  le,  8. 
— ,  Isabel  wife  of  John  le,  51. 
— ,  Joan  wife   of  John  le,  70. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  John,   164,   190. 
— ,  John  le,  65. 
— ,  John  le,  70. 
— ,  John,  of  Barking,   164,   190. 
— ,  John,  of  Moreton,  51. 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  William,   134. 
— ,  Thomas  le,   70. 
— ,  William,   134. 
— ,  William,    188. 
— ,  William    le,    of    Horndon    on    the 

Hill,   8. 
Spereman,  Laurencia  wife  of  William, 

261. 

— ,  William,  261. 
Sperlyng,  Agnes  wife  of  John,  91. 
— ,  John,   of   Dagenham,   91. 

John,   of   Hundon,   95. 
— ,  Richard,   62. 
Spety,  Cristina  wife  of  John,   119. 

—  John,   119. 

Spice  (Spyce),  Alice  wife  of  Clement, 

137,  142,  186. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  Roger,  260. 
— ,  Clement,     137,     142,     158-9,     173, 

186,    203,    210-1,    217-8,    220,    227, 

236-8,  248,  266;  attorney,   103,   124, 

138. 

—  Isabel  wife  of  Richard,  231,  257. 
Richard.   231,   257. 

Roger,  238,  260,  266. 
Spicer,  Alice  wife  of  Nicholas  le,  78. 

John,  clerk,    159,   199. 

tohn   le,   of   Maldon,  27. 

John,  of  Writtle,    167. 

Margaret   wife   of  John   le,   27. 

Margery   wife  of  Sewal  le,  2. 

Nicholas   le,    of    Chelmsford,    78. 

Sewal   le,  of  Chelmsford,  2. 
Spigurnel,  Henry,   109  bis. 
— ,   Isabel   wife  of  Henry,    109  Jm. 
Spilcok   (Spillerok).   John,   of    Horndon 
on   tin-    Hill,   <)2-3. 


INDIA. 


401 


Spileman     (Spilman).     Joan     uil,      ,,t 

William,  92. 
— ,  John,  269. 
— ,   Robert,  258. 
— ,  William,  92. 
Spillecok.     See  Spilcok. 
Spillyng,  Joan  wife  of  John,  231. 
— ,  John,  231. 
Spilman.      See    Spileman. 
Spinay,  Alice,   78. 
Spone,  John,  son  of  Beatrice  AruiuU-1! 

248. 

Spore,  Alice  wife  of  John,  263. 
— ,  John,   of   Clavering,   263. 
— ,  John,  of  London,  ferrour,  263. 
Sporle  [co.   Norfolk!,  manor,    104. 
Sporyere,     Agnes     wife     of     Nichohir,, 

231. 

— ,   Nicholas,    of   London,    231. 
Springefeld.      See   Spryngefeld. 
Springfield    (Spryngefeld),    10,    36  bis, 
.    43,  47,  58,  63,  69,  91,  108,  122.  128, 

\42bis,  145,  148,  151,  160,  163,  182, 

188  6w,   191,  200  few.  201,  208,  219, 

231,    238,    24\  bis,    257;    manor   and 

advowson,   1,  9,  220;  mill,   1. 
— ,  John,    rector   of.    80. 
— ,   rector  of.     See  Bretoun,  R. ;   Sitc- 

quyt,   T. 
— ,  see    also    Colvill,    G.;    Duke,    R.; 

Faukener,  E.;  Lyoun,  J.;  Nobat,  \V.; 

Oliver,   E. 
Springold   (Spryngold),    Geoffrey,    196, 

217. 

— ,  John,   180.    192    208. 
— ,  Walter,  of  Woodham,   161. 
Sprot,  Agnes  wife  of  Thomas,    115, 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  Hugh,    133. 
— ,   Beatrice  wife  of  Richard,   131. 
— ,  Hugh,    133. 

— ,  Hugh,  citizen  of  London,  226. 
— ,  Joan  wife   of   John,   218. 
— ,   John,  chaplain,  81,  94. 
— ,   John,  of  Rayleigh,   218,  220. 
— ,  Richard,    131. 
— ,  Richard,   133. 
-    Richard  son  of  Adam,  of  Rayleigh, 

3. 

— ,   Sabina  wife  of  Richard,  3. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  Somersham,    115. 
Sproughton    (Sprouton),    co.     Suffolk, 

177;    manor   and    advowson.    177. 
Sprout,  Agnes  wife  of  John,   110. 
— .  John,    110. 

Sproxton,  Master  John,  clerk,  263. 
Spryg,  Alice  wife  of  Walter,  226. 
— ,   John,  of  Great  Sampford,  237. 
— ,  Walter,   226,   238. 
— ,  WTilliam,   of   Rayne,   238. 
Spryngefeld.     See  Springfield. 

Cc 


— ,  Isabel  v.  -     |4< 

chaplain, 

.     Th.,Ml.. 

.     Til,, Ml.,  211 

— ,  William,   of  >4. 

Sprvimold.       Srr     - 

Spryngthorp,   I  :  (*4. 

,  John,   clerk,   260. 
SpurL'«-«m,   John. 

Spvnk,    John,   ch.ipl.nn,    270. 

Spynkfiihale,    Ad.iin    dr.    25. 

— ,   (Ji'otTn-N    son  nf   A. Li!:,  de,  25. 

— ,  Sabina  25. 

Spynlt-r.    \Yilli:iiii.    139. 

Spynneye,  Alice  \\ifi-  of  John.  183. 

— ,  John. 

— ,  John,   of    \V.x.    183. 

Squyli-r,   John,   ol  .ixted.    I7K. 

,    MarLiarrt    wif<  178. 

Squyre     (Squier),     C'r: 

John, 
— ,  John. 
— ,  John,  254. 

— ,  John,   of    l-'Uu-ld.   turner,   . 
Srampcot.     Sec    1 

Stabler,   Fina   \\  18. 

— ,  Henry  le, 

Stace,  Amid-  w  -'15. 

— ,   Roger.    215, 
Stacy    (Stan-).     l".!'i 

116,  156. 
— ,  John  \ 
— ,  Maud  uitr  nt  R, 

.   Richard.    IK).    134.    136,    156.    185; 

attonn-v.  204.  206.  208. 

Richard,   rlei  '• 
— ,   Richard.    «'t 
—    Rohi-i: 

.    Walti-r.    98. 
Stafford,    Ht-nrx 

Himh    son   ..f   Ralph   c-. 

ford.    IHI: 
Hni-h.  '  '-  267. 

]  Ralph  r.ul  i 
— ,  Richard  »!r.  kin. 
Richard  tK-. 

101. 

.  Thomas  earl 
Stalbv.      .S\- 

Sulisfi. 


402 


INDEX. 


Stalworthe,  Alice  wife  of  John,  242. 

— ,  John,  of  Great  Bardfield,  242. 

Stambourne  (Stamburn,  Stanbourne, 
Stanburne),  17,  38,  55,  57,  63,  80, 
120-1,  124,  130,  185,  187,  190,  193, 
217,  241,  245,  253;  manor,  10. 

— .  John  Fynch  of,  187  bis,  234. 

Stambourne  (Stamborn),  John  de,  53, 
138. 

— ,  Maud  wife  of  John  de,  53,  138. 

Stambridge  (Stanbregge,  Stanbrugge), 
67;  advowson,  132. 

— ,  (Stambregge,  Stanbregg,  Stan- 
bregge, Stanbrigg,  Stanbrugge, 
Stanbrygg),  Great,  23,  31-2,  42,  65, 
86-7,  93,  123,  138,  166,  178,  198, 
203,  244,  246. 

— ,  see  also  Babbe,  J.;  Copyn,  J.; 
Godebold,  J.;  Godefray,  J.;  Herd,  J.; 
Walden,  T. 

— ,  (Stambregg,  Stambrigge,  Stan- 
brigge),  Little,  123,  143,  148,  203, 
246. 

— ,  rector  of.     See  Lamb,  T. 

— ,  see  also  Carter,  A.;  Kynot,  J.; 
Sergeant,  J. 

Stamer,   John,   of   Great   Saling,    195. 

— ,  Richard,  42-3,  82. 

— ,  Richard,  267. 

Stamford  (Staumford),  co.  Lincoln, 
193. 

Stamford  Bridge  (Standfordbrigg),  co. 
York,  266:  manor,  266. 

Stamford  Ryvers.  See  Stanford 
Rivers. 

Stanbourne,  Stanburn.  See  Stam- 
bourne. 

Stanbourne,  Edmund  de,   120. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  Edmund  de,   120. 

Stanbregge,  Stanbrugge.  See  Stam- 
bridge. 

Standfordbrigg.     See  Stamford  Bridge. 

Standon  (Staundon),  co.  Hertford,  136. 

Stanes,  Cristina,  31. 

—    Cristina  wife  of  Peter  de,  67. 
Ellen  daughter  of  Cristina,  31. 
Peter  de,  46,  67. 
Robert   de,   44. 

Thomas   de,   rector  of  Upminster, 
IDS.    111. 

Stanefeld.      See    Stanningfield. 

Stiincsfcld.     See  Stansfield. 

Stnncsfeld,  William  de.  rector  of  St. 
Strphi-n's  Walbrook,  London,  \2bis, 
20  bis,  25,  5<>. 

Stanested.     .SYr   Stanstnl    Montfitchet. 

St:mrwrvr.     N,  ,•  Stanwav. 

Stanrweve,  Oliver  <lr,   1?. 

Stanford,  John  de  Newvir.otu-  of. 
36. 


Stanford  le  Hope  (Staumford,  Ston- 
ford),  21,  59,  60,  65,  79,  82,  93,  131, 
136,  190,  236,  253,  264;  advowson, 
219. 

— ,  see  also  Andrewe,  W.;  Atte  Made, 
J.;  Atte  Welle,  J.;  Clobber,  J.;  Con- 
ger, J.;  Denmars,  B.;  Fakes,  T.; 
Fynche,  J.;  Galyman,  W.;  Gerlaund, 
R.;  May,  J.;  Piers,  J. 

— ,  Rivers  (Stamford,  Stanforde, 
Stansted  Ryvers),  50,  94,  96-7,  112, 
157,  170,  194,  207  bis,  215,  224,  226, 
231,  233,  243,  250,  255,  270;  manor, 
101,  229. 

— ,  see  also  Asselyn,  R. ;  Mirable,  J.; 
Wormele,  W. 

Stanford  (Staunford),  Agnes  wife  of 
Thomas  de,  15. 

— ,  Alice  wife  of  John,   185. 

— .   Cristina  wife  of  Robert,  206. 

— ,  Cristina  wife  of  William  de,  58. 

— ,  Gilbert  son  of  Gilbert  de,  44. 

— ,  John,  the  elder,   172,   185. 

— ,  John,    the   younger,    185. 

— ,  Juliana  wife  of  Robert  de,  97. 

— ,  Robert  de,  97. 

— ,  Robert,  of  Sudburv    206. 

— ,  Thomas  de,    15. 

— ,  Thomas  son   of  Peter  de,  79. 

— ,  William  de,  7,  58. 

Stanhoe  (Stanhowe),  co.  Norfolk,  225. 

Stanley,  John  son  of  Simon  de  (?the 
same  as  J.  son  of  S.  de  Berdefeld), 
4. 

— ,  Juliana  wife  of  John  de,  4. 

— ,  Thomas   de,  clerk,  237. 

Stanningfield  (Stanefeld)  [co.  Suffolk], 
John  Rokwod  of,  209. 

Stannowe,   Joan  wife  of  John,   227. 

— ,  John,  of  Bedyngham,  227. 

Stansfield  (Stanesfeld,  Stansfeld),  co. 
Suffolk,  155. 

— ,   rector  of.     See  Brecham,  T.  de. 

Stanstead  St.  Margarets  (Thele),  co. 
Hertford,  collegiate  church,  advow- 
son, 9;  manor,  9. 

Stansted  [in  Halstead],   178. 

Stansted  Mountfitchet  (S.  Monfichet 
Stanstede  Mounfychet,  S.  Mun- 
fichet,  S.  Muffichet),  7,  42,  65,  70, 
106,  120,  137,  246;  manor,  60. 

— ,  rector  of.    See  Shymplyngg,  T.  dc. 

— ,  see  also  Daniel,  J.;  Gauge,  T.; 
Onure,  R.  de;  Robyn,  J. 

Stansted  Ryvers.     See  Stanford  Ri\nv 

Stanstede,  Cecily  wife  of  (  u-otTn-v  iK . 
2. 

— ,   Eleanor  wife   of   Robert,    196. 

— ,  Geoffrey   de.   2. 
.   John   de,   clerk,    170. 


Stanstede,  Robert,   196. 

— ,  William  de,  chaplain,  47 

Stanton    (Staunton)    Lacy,    co.    Salop 

manor,    264. 

Stanton    (Staunton),    Long,    co.    Cam- 
bridge, 132. 

Stanton,  Alice  wife  of  John  de,   187 
— ,   Geoffrey  de,  29. 
— ,  Henry  son  of  Walter  de,  63. 
— ,   Isabel   wife  of  Geoffrey  de    29 
— ,  John  son  of  Robert  de,  of  Ridffc- 

well,   187. 
Stanway    (Staneweye),     13,     99,     113; 

manor  and  advowson,  234 
— ,  John  Oliver  of,  162,  167,  177,  196. 
— ,  (Stanwey),  Great,  3,  243,  265. 
— ,   Oliver's   manor    in,    q.r. 
— ,  (Stanewey,     Stamvev)      Little       1 

233,  243,  265. 
Stapele.     See  Staple. 
Stapelford.      See   Stapleford. 
Stapelford       (Stapilford,      Stapulford) 
John,   207,    235;    attorney,    195.   205 
— ,   Maud   wife   of   Simon   de,   31  hn. 
— ,   Simon  de,  of  London,   31  bis. 
Stapelho,    Thomas   de,    185. 
Staple,  co.  Kent,  225. 
Staple     (Stapele),     Margery     \\it\-     ,.t 

Thomas  de,   128,   134,   148. 
— ,  Mary  wife  of  Thomas  de,    146. 
• — ,  Thomas  de,  97,   128  bis    134    14S 
— ,  Thomas  de,    146,    161. 
Stapleford     (Stapulford),     John     Rev- 

nald  of,    194. 

Stapleford         Abbots          (Stapelford 
Abbatis),  53-4,  86,   171;  manor,  219. 
— ,  John,  rector  of,  256. 
— ,  see    also     Berden,     J.;     Horn.    H.; 
Skynner,  J. 

-  Tawney  (Stapdford,  Stapilford 
Tany),  88,  94,  197,  255  bis,  257; 
manor,  197,  243,  252,  254;  advow- 
son, 197,  252. 

— ,  see  also  Coteler,  W.;   House,  R. 
Starlvng,  Maud  wife  of  William,  74. 
— ,  William  of  Chrishall,   74. 
Staumford.      See    Stamford;    Stanford 

le  Hope. 

Staumne,  Henry,  203 
— .  John,    106.  " 
Staunclon.   See      Standon. 
Staunclon    by    Aungre.      See    Stomlon 

Massey. 

Staunford.     See  Stanford. 
Staunton  Lacy.     See  Stanton  1 
Staunton,   Alice   wife   of  John 

103. 

— ,  Amfrid  de,  43. 
— ,  Henry  de,  54,  57,  70. 
— ,  John  de,  knight,  85,    103. 


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Boliton,  A.:  Hu 

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Stebbynjoj,    I 

—  ,  John  son   of    Nicholas  dc,  66* 

Stebbvnheti 


. 

Steeple     (Stcplt 

manor,    177,  255.  259. 

.    '"li'i   Hut  of.  226,  234 
Steenle    (S.u  .t)anur 

265. 
Steer   (Stere),    Crist.  m    u,t 

143,   166. 

,  John,  oi  .  179. 

—  ,  Peter,   of   I.,  166. 
Stefnene,  John, 
Stepelbumsted,    Su-piihmmtedr. 

Bumpttead,  Steeple. 
Stephene,  (  i  |,,hn.  260. 

—  ,  Joan  wife  of  Wil! 

—  ,  John,  260. 

—  ,   William,    of     ChMK-tnrd.    240. 
Stcpill,   Steple.     Set    - 

t-plr.     Richanl  !t,nc. 

Stepney      (Srrbf-  •  ,hcth. 

Stebi-nlu-tl 
158, 

—  ,  set  ;  Lambyi 
Stepuldaydon.     Set  Oaydon.  - 

Stere.     Si 

I-f     (StlT).      lo.lll 

.    lolin     . 

—  ,   Mabel    uif, 

,    William. 

Stevene,  A-n,  m.   178. 

.   John,   . 

.     lol. 

\ 

.     K  r|*g 

.  Willi.-.-  MC.  178. 


404 


INDEX. 


Stevenes,    Richard,    of    Wickham     St. 

Paul's,  243. 
Stevington    End    (Stevyngton,    Stevyn- 

ton)  [in  Bartlow  End],  11,  217,  242. 
Stiel,  William,  clerk,   132. 
Stiftord    (Stiford,    Styfford,    Styford), 

2,    5,   22,    119,    124,    131,    140,    142, 

163,  171,  178,  188,  219,  232,  241-3, 

245,    264;    manor,    220;    advowson, 

119,   140,    178. 
— ,  rector   of.      See    Colyn,    J.;    Mun- 

don,  R.  de. 
— ,  see  also   Chapman,  M.;  Hoyt,   S.; 

Shirewell,  H.  de  and  J.;  Tanner,  W. 
Stile  (Style),  John,   258.          ^ 
— ,  Katharine  wife  of  William,  262. 
— ,  William,   of   Thaxted,   262. 
Stinton   (Stynton)   [in   Sail],  co.    Nor- 
folk, 225. 
Stisted  (Stistede,  Stysted,  Stystede),  4, 

26,  53,  57-8,  61,  71,  79,  82,  91,  96-7, 

106-7,    109,    113,    \18bis,    121,    135, 

138,  144-5,  151,  162,  180,  212,  219. 

220,  248,  262. 
— ,  John,   rector  of,   238. 
— ,  see  also  Bertelot,   R.;   Bolthod,  J.; 

Brook,    J.;    Glasne,    J.;    Otewy.    R.; 

Parischprest,  T.  le. 
Stistede  (Stystede),  Emma  wife  of  John 

de,  91. 

— ,   Isabel  wife  of  John  de,  38. 
— ,  John   de,   38. 
— ,  John  de,  91. 
— ,  John  son  of  John  de,  91. 
— ,  Richard  son  of  John  de,  91. 
— ,  Roger  son  of  John  de,  91. 
— ,  Walter  de,  71,  96-7. 
Stitchcombe    (Stottescombe)    [in    Mil- 

denhall],  co.   Wilts.,    126. 
Stock      (Harewardestok,     Herewarde- 

stokke),    42-3,    102,    167,    217,    220, 

232,   242;   advowson,    141,    180. 
— ,   see  also   Belmyn,   J.;    Spryngefeld, 

\V. 

Stodeye,  John,   143. 
Stoghton,    Margaret   wife    of    Thomas 

de,   65. 

— .  Thomas  son  of  Henry  de,  65. 
Stok,   John,   253. 
Stoke  [co.  Suffolk?],  Henry  Branketre 

of,    98. 
Stoke      Bruerne      (Stokebrewere),      co. 

Northampton,    186. 

Stoke  by  Clare,  co.  Suffolk,   195,  269. 
— .  see    also     Parker,     J.;     Wale,     J.; 

Wright,  R.  the. 
Stoke   by    Nayland    (S.    Neyland),    co. 

Suffolk,    147. 
— ,  see    also     Chamberlayn,     R.     le; 

Gryce,  J.;  Sybbe,  J. 


Stoke.  John,  of  Theydon  Garnon,  155. 

— ,   Richard,  clerk,    168-9. 

— ,  Richard  de,  clerk,  40,  60,  64. 

Stokenpelham.     See  Pelham,  Stocking. 

Stokke,  William  de  Kent  of,  84. 

Stokton.     See  Stoughton. 

Stokton,  John,   195. 

— ,  John,  clerk,  130,  180. 

Stokwell,   John   son    of   Robert   de,   of 

Astwick,    82. 
Stondon   Massey   (Staundon  by  Aun- 

gre),  57,  86,  112,  156,  212,  215,  232, 

266;   manor  and   advowson,  28. 
— ,  see  also  Atte  Halle,  W.;  Atte  Ree,  W. 
Stone,  Joan  late  wife  of  John  de,    14, 
Stonford.     See  Stanford  le  Hope. 
Stonhach    (Stonhacche),     John,     clerk, 

223,  240,  254. 
— ,  John,  of  Great  Waltham    197,  223, 

254. 

— ,  John,  the  elder,  240. 
— ,  Margaret  wife   of  John,    197. 
— ,  Roger,   240. 
— ,  William,    chaplain,    123. 
Stonham    Aspall     (S.     Antegayn),     co, 

Suffolk,    177;  manor  and  advowson, 

177,  255. 

Stonham,  Isabel  wife  of  Roger  de,  26. 
— ,  Mabel  wife  of  Roger  de,   121. 
— ,  Roger  de,  26. 
— ,  Roger   de,    121. 
— ,  William  de,  of  Halstead,   125-6. 
Stonhard,  Richard,   58. 
Stonhell,   Maud  late  wife  of  John  de, 

of   Braintree,   taverner,    33. 
Stormworth,   Thomas,   clerk,   219. 
Storteford,    Nicholas   de,   42. 
— ,  William  de,  4. 
— ,  William  son  of  Nicholas  de,  42. 
Stortford,        Bishop's         (Stourteford, 

Storteford),  co.  Hertford,    101,    120, 

158,  196,  205,  257. 
— ,  see  also  Baud,  W.  le;   Fretheman, 

J.;  Martyn,  W.;  Prat,  J.;  Russel,  T.; 

Trent,   P. 
Stotevyle,  Thomas,  attorney,  246. 
Stottescombe.      See    Stitchcombe. 
Stoughton       (Stokton),      co.       Sussex, 

manor,    261. 
Stoure,  John,  of  London,  butcher,  197. 
Stourmouth    (Sturmouthe),    co.    Kent, 

225;   manor,    191. 
Stourteford.      See    Stortfonl. 
Stow    Maries    (Stowe),    59,    87.     101. 

127-8,  146,  165,  178,  189,  190.  204. 

213,  223,  226  bis,  257,  264;  advow 

son,   59. 
— ,  see  also  Fowelere,   N.;   Mareis,   T.; 

Potter,    R.;    Skynner,    J.;    Wille,    J. 

k     and  W. 


Stowe,   John,    1  So. 

— ,  John,   216. 

— ,  John,   chaplain,   260. 

— ,   William   de,    rector   of    Sawnridge- 

worth,   120. 
Stradishall    (Stradeselle),    co.    SutTolk 

155. 
Strangeman  (Strongman),  John,   p 

of   St.   Mildred,   Bread   Strr, 

don,  84. 

— ,   Maud  wife  of  William,    102,    121. 
— ,  William,   of   Bradwell   juxia    Man-, 

91,   102,   120-1. 

Strangere,  John,  of  Chelmsford,  14V. 
Strangweys,   James,   266. 
— ,  Robert,    266. 
Stratfield   Mortimer  (Stratfeld    Morty- 

mer),   co.    Berks.,   manor,   265. 
Stratford     (S.     Langthorn,     Stretford 

Langethorn)  [in  West  Ham],  20,  149, 

153,  158,  172,  182,  259. 
— ,  abbot  of,  49. 
— ,  see  also   Benet,   J.;    Littelbury,    J.; 

Shelford,  J.;   Staunton,  W. 
Stratford   atte   Bowe.      See   B<>\\. 
Stratford     St.     Andrew,     co.     Suffolk, 

manor  and  advowson,  269. 
Stratford    St.    Mary    (S.    by    1  Irvham) 

[co.    Suffolk],   93. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Child,  R.  lc ;  Codr- 

lyng,   J. 

Stratford,  Alice  wife  of  Roger  de,    70. 
— ,  Roger  de,  of  Coggeshall,  70. 
— ,  William   de,   98. 
Strathale.      See   Strethall. 
Stratton   (Stretton).   co.    Norfolk,   225. 
Stratton,    Maud    wife    of    Rolland    de, 

129,    130,   145. 

— ,   Rolland  (Rodland)  de,   129.    130. 
— ,  Thomas     de,     rector     of     Blather- 

wycke,   111. 

Straunge,   Alexander,    74,    129. 
— ,  Elizabeth   wife   of   Alexander,    12''. 
— ,  Elizabeth   wife  of  John.  J59,   210. 
— ,  Joan  wife   of  Richard,    172. 
— ,  John,   159,   171,  210. 
— ,  Richard,    of   (ireat   Dunmow.    172. 
Streat  (Strete),  co.   Sussex,  manor  and 

advowson,  ,?25. 
Strelley,  Ralph,  rector  of  Creat  Li-ighs. 

201/203. 

Strete.      See   Streat. 
Strete,  Henry,  rector  of  (Ireat  OnWcy, 

193. 

— ,  John,  166. 

— -;   Maud   wife   of    John,    166. 
— ,  Reynald,  252. 
— ,  Thomas,   chaplain,   205. 
Stretford  atte  Bowe.     Sri-   Hou 
Stretford    Langethorn.      Srr    Stiat lord. 


Strethall 

. 

68. 
Stro.i.  (.rc«l. 

.   Kii 

Stroud 

Rob< 

Stroute,    Aim- 
— ,  John. 
Struugel,    ( 

,   John.   <>t    (  oggeshall.    1 
Strut,  Will,,-  I'auTa. 

243. 
Stubber,  Al  196-7. 

,    William. 
Suibbvng.  John 
StubbyiiL'ton.  CO.    Sill 
Stublicgh,    Mm.  ..t   I! 
Stuklt 

Stulle.  AH.  MU».  226. 

-,  Thomas,  226. 
Stullo!  226. 

Stuple.     St , 
Sturmer    (Sturn  • 

32.    14V.    l 

— ,  John    Lone   <)t. 
Sturmoutli.  ith. 

Stutton.    Joan    \\  itc   ..t    I-' 

,    |ohn   tie,   in. 
Styfford,    Sr 
St-.-an.     A!, 

190. 

I — ,   Bartholoiiu 
Stykeford,    I..IH- 
Stykki 

Stvnto; 

StMHvle    (Stukl. 
St\\\ard.    I 

IM. 

John      \ 

ilip.    191. 

Walter,   i>! 

.  \\ 

ford 
Suclyi  hnplam.    1 


406 


INDEX. 


Sudbury    (Sudbery,    Sudbyry,    Sudde- 

bury)  [co.  Suffolk],  25,  93,  122,  145, 

165,   195,   198. 
— ,  see  also  Abel,  R.;  Harbour,  G.  le; 

Bene,     T.;     Clerk,     J.;     Dyere,     T.; 

Dykes,    H.;    Eston,    J.;    Lygoun,   J.; 

Prentiz,  H.;  Ryveshale,  R.  de;  Scal- 

dere,    R.;    Somerton,    R.;    Stanford, 

R.;  Thebaud,  J.  and  N.;  Waryn,  J.; 

Wisebeche,  J. 
Sudbury     (Sudbery)     Cecily     wife     of 

William,  250. 
— ,  John  de,   130,    172. 
--,   Simon,    bishop    of    London,     177; 

archbishop  of  Canterbury,    186. 
— ,  William,     citizen     and     draper     of 

London,  250. 

Sudycaumpes.      See  Camps,   Shudy. 
Suel,  William,  146. 
Suffolk,  earl  of.     See  Offord,  W.  de. 
Sumburne,  Maud  wife  of  William,  197. 
— ,  William,  citizen  of  London,  197. 
Sumpnour.    See  Somenour. 
Sumppe,  Cecily  wife  of  John,  213. 
— ,  John,   213. 
Sumpter,    John,    239;     attorney,     189, 

196-7,  203,  210. 
Sunday,  James,    128. 
— ,  John,  of  Navestock,   1 14. 
— ,  John   son   of  John,    1 14. 
Sunnedon    (Sonydon)    [in    Great   Cog- 

geshall],  135  bis. 
Sunnepeny  (Sonnepeny),  Avice  wife  of 

William,   182. 
— ,  John,   269. 

— ,  William,  of  Great  Warley,   182. 
Suour,  Robert  le,  of  Coggeshall,  18. 
Surrey,  earl  of.    See  Warenne,  John  de. 
Suthampton.      See    Southampton. 
Suthbemflete.     See  Benfleet,   South. 
Suthcherche.     See   Southchurch. 
Suthcote,  Alice  wife  of  John,  228. 
— ,  John,  228. 

Suthemenstre.      See    Southminster. 
Suthewerk.     See   Southwark. 
Suththorn.      See   Thorpehall. 
Suthwelde.     See  Weald,  South. 
Suthwell,  Robert,  246,  258. 
Suthwerk.     See  Southwark. 
Sutton,    161,   246;  manor  and  advow- 

son,    19. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Abbyngton,  T.  de. 

,  John  le  Frend  of,   103. 
Sutton  Coldfield  (S.   in   Colefeld),  co. 

Warwick,    manor,    74. 
Sutton    East    (Ksi    Sutton),    i-o.    Knit, 

manor,  235. 

Simon  le  Marsh,  co.  Lincoln,  79. 
Sutton  on   Derwt-nt,  co.   York,  manor, 


Sutton  Valence,  co.  Kent,  manor,  235. 

Sutton,  Agatha  wife  of  John  de,  28. 

— ,  Alice  wife  of  John  de,   198,  216. 

— ,  Anne  wife  of  Richard  de,  99.   114. 

— ,   Edmund  son  of  Hamo  de,    19. 

— ,  Ellis  brother  of  William  de,  131. 

— ,  Griffin  de,  85,  89. 

— ,   Griffin  de,  rector  of  Tendring,  59, 

— ,  Hamo  de,  knight,   182,  206. 

— ,  Henry    de,    citizen    and    draper    of 

London,  149,  153,  206. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Henry  de,    149,    153, 

206. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  William   de,   73. 
— ,  John   de,   knight,    182     196-8    201 

204,  206,  213,  216. 
— ,  John  de,  of  Wivenhoe,  knight,  28, 

94. 

— ,  John  de,  of  Wivenhoe,  knight,  206. 
— ,  John,   of  London,   draper,  245. 
— ,  John,  of  Saffron  Walden,  219. 
— ,    John  son   of   John   de,   54,   85    94, 

116,    137. 

— ,  Juliana  wife  of  Stephen  de,   53-4. 
— ,   Margery,    late    wife    of    John    de. 

knight,    167. 

— ,   Nicholas  de,  rector  of  Wixoe,  2. 
— ,   Parnel  wife  of  Edmund  de,    19 
— ,  Richard   de,   99,    114,    132. 
— ,  Richard    de,    knight,     196-7,    201, 

206,  213,  216,  219. 
— ,  Richard  son  of  John  de,  85. 
— ,  Roger,   chaplain,    241  bis. 
— ,   Stephen   de,   of   Elmstead,   53-4. 
— ,  William,  194. 
— ,  William  de,  clerk,    131. 
— ,  William  de,  of  London,  73. 
Suward,  Agnes,   171. 
Swalcliffe  (Swalclyve),  co.  Oxford,  186; 

advowson,    186. 

,  rector  of.     See  Wodethorp,  W.  de. 
Swalwe     (Swalowe),      Avice     wife     of 

Henr-   32. 
— ,  Henry,   of   Finchingfield,   32. 
— ,  John,    119. 
— ,  Richard,    of    Great    Bentley,     151 

165. 

Swan.  Thomas,  clerk,  242. 
— ,  William,  clerk,  243. 
Swanlond,  John,  rector  of  Witiu-shiim. 

255. 

Swannescaumpe,  John,   58. 
Swannington   (Swenyngton)    [co.    Nor- 
folk],  Richer   son   of   Simon    Est   of, 

35. 
Swanscombe       (Swannescombe),       ro. 

Kent,  manor.   265. 
S\\;mton.   ro.    Kent,    225;   manor,    191. 
Swanton,    Roger    df.    rector    of    Littlr 

Dunham.   27. 


INDEX. 


, 


Svvayn  (Sweyn),  Andrew,  214. 

— ,  Henry,  253. 

— ,  Henry,  of  Saffron  Walden,   141. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  Robert,   110 

— ,  John,   117. 

— ,  John,  of  Coggeshall,  251. 

— ,  Robert,  of  Rochford,   110. 

Swenyngton.     See  Swanningtoo. 

Svvetyng  (Swetycng),  James,    174.    I  , 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  James,    174. 

— ,  John,    190. 

— ,  John,  of  Felsted,  126. 

— ,  Maud  wife  of  John,    126. 

— ,   Petronilla  wife  of  Walter,  95. 

— ,  Walter,  of  Felsted,  95. 

Sweyn.     See  Swayn. 

Swillyngton  (Swilyngton,  Swyllyngton, 

S\\  ylyngton),      Margaret      wife      of 

Robert  de,    182  bis. 
— ,  Robert    de,    knight,     182  bis,    205, 

207,  209. 

— ,  Roger  de,  knight,  234,  256. 
Svvinbrook     (Swynbrok),     co.     Oxford, 

manor,   209. 
Swon  (Swone),  Amy  wife  of  Richard, 

122. 

—  Amy  wife  of  Robert,    114. 

—  Geoffrey,   197. 

—  Joan  wife  of  Geoffrey,  197. 

—  Richard,  of  Writtle,   122. 

—  Robert,  of  Felsted,   114. 
Swonhild,  Walter,  58. 
Swyllyngton,    Swylyngton.      See    Swil- 
lyngton. 

Swynbourn   (Swymborne),   Agnes  wife 

of  Robert  de,   124. 
— ,  Geoffrey,  265. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  Robert  de,  168,  230-1. 
— ,  Robert  de,   knight,    124,    159,    168, 

173,   186,   194,   198,  205,  213. 
— ,  William,  265. 
Swynbrok.     See  Swinbrook. 
Swncombe    (Swynecombe),    co.    Ox- 
ford, 269. 
Sybbe,    John,    of    Stoke    by    Nayland, 

"210. 

Syderstone  (Sisterne),  co.  Norfolk,  225. 
Syclyngbourne.     See  Sittingbourne. 
Syfras,  John,   of  Abbess   Roding,   243. 
Sylam,  John,  249. 
— ,   Margery  wife   of  John,   249. 
Sylby.     See   Sileby. 
Symeon,  Elizabeth  wife  of  Simon,  186. 
— ,  Simon,  186. 

Symkyn,   Henry,   clerk,   242,   259. 
Symme,  Joan   wife   of  John,   69. 
— ',  John,  of  Sampford,  69. 
Symmesson,    John,    221. 
Symond,  Agnes  late  wife  of  Clement, 

'264. 


Symond,  John.  ..;  •,«.  Uw, 

— ,  John,  the  youm" 

•  Ishyde  («, 

Bishops  Hatfid  uanoe. 

Sympl,: 

S\lli\mxtir.         .Srr     Southfli 

Syntley     (Cyntele)     [in     Anlry).     co. 

Worcester,  m:u 
in,  Wilh.r 

Sywardt-ston       .s- 

Tabour,    Alu-i-    uil,     ..f     William      147. 

,    William. 

Tackeleye.     S^  Takeley. 
Tagel.  John,  65. 
— ,  John,  the  elder,   176. 

,  Thomas,  65. 
Tagelegh.  John  ii«-.  \icar  «>f  Thunder- 

ley,   16. 

Taillour,  Agnes  •  160. 

— ,  Alice  wife  of  Amlrru    l<-     124. 
— ,  Andrew  le,    124. 
— ,  Henry,    160. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Richard,  166. 
— ,  Joan   \\  n  .»rd  le,  29. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  William.  233. 
— ,  John.    138. 
— ,  John,   221. 
— ,  John  le.  138. 
— ,  John,    of    Fordham.    186. 
— ,  John,  of  SawbridKeworth.  210. 
— ,  John   son   of   Thomas,  of  Hariow, 

214 

— ,  John  son  of  Thomas  le.  of  Brain- 
tree,  10-1. 

— ,  Liu  \  tin.  186. 

— ,   Maruaret    u   '  1 0-1. 

— ,   Marci-r\     uitV    ot     |..hn.    215. 
— ,  Maud   v 

land.    106. 
— ,  Nicholas,  2J1 
— ,   Richard.    «.f    'ni.«\lo.l.    166. 

,    Ru-han!  '    Kel- 

vedon 

-       Robert 

tree,  37. 

-,  Roesia 

phen,  221. 

— ,   Thmn.ix.   of    Hr.mm.-r.    Ml 

— ,  W 

— ,    Walt<-: 

William 

UBtMHfal 

Takelegh.   Willi.r 

Takeley    (Taik,  rgh).   8  Ml. 

14     : 

239, 


408 


INDEX. 


Takeley    (Tackeleye,    Takelegh).    See 
also  Jekke,  J.;  Reve,  H.  le;  Trussell, 
J.;  Waltham,  J.  de. 
Talbot     (Talebot),     Ismania     wife     of 

Nicholas,  258,   266. 
- — ,  Joan   late   wife   of   Richard   de,   of 

Richard's   Castle,   21. 
— ,  John,  knight,    138. 
— ,  John  son  of  Joan  de,  21. 
— ,  Juliana  wife  of  John  de,  21. 
— ,  Margaret    wife    of    Thomas,    224, 

229. 

— ,  Nicholas,   258,   266.     - 
— ,  Richard  the  elder,  brother  of  John 

de.  21. 
— ,  Richard    the    younger,    brother    of 

John   de,   21. 

— ,  Thomas  brother  of  John  de,  21. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  London,  224,  229. 
Taleworth.      See   Talworth. 
Talgate,   Margery  wife  of  William  de, 

83. 

— ,  William  de,   83. 
Talmache,       William,       of       Brockley, 

knight,  63,  77. 
Talworth    (Taleworth)    Alice    wife    of 

Nicholas  de,   39,    137. 
— ,  Anne  daughter  of  Nicholas  de,  137. 
— ,  John  son  of  Nicholas  de,  137. 
— ,  Nicholas  de,  39,  137. 
— ,  Nicholas    son    of    John,    of    Little 

Holland,  251. 
Tamesford,  Alice  wife  of  Edmund  de, 

51. 

— ,  Edmund  de,  51. 
Tamworth,  Alice  wife  of  John  de,  147. 
— ,  John  de,  clerk.   147. 
— ,  William  de,  clerk,   147. 
Taney,  John   son  of   Sewal   le,   2. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  Sewal  le,  2. 

-    Sewal  son  of  John  le,  2. 
Tankard,  William,  rector  of  a  mediety 

of  Danbury,  83. 
Tanner   (Tannere),  Adam,    130. 
Alice,  138. 

Alice  wife  of  John,    125. 
Alice   wife   of  Richard.   210. 
Alice  wife  of  Saier,    163. 
Cristina  wife  of  John,  116,  168. 
Emma  wife  of  William,    131. 
Henry,  of   Brentwoocl,    141. 
Henry,  of  South  Weald,   121. 
Isabel  wife  of  Joceus,   164. 
Joceus,  of  Ramsden  Bellhouse,  164. 
John,  of  Terling,  116,  168. 
John,  of  Witham,  125. 
John,  the  younger,    139. 
Katharine  wife  of  Richard,    155. 
Kich:inl.  of  Witham,    155.  210. 
Rose  wife  of  Thomas, -152. 


Tanner  (Tannere),  Saier,  of  Halstead, 

163. 

— ,  Sarah  wife  of  Thomas  le,   18. 
— ,  Sarah  daughter  of  Sarah,   18. 
— ,  Thomas  le,  of  Pleshey,    18. 
— ,  Thomas,   of  Wendeham,    152. 
— ,  William,  of   Stifford,    131. 
— ,  William,  master  of  the  college  of 

Cobham,  236. 
Tanvvorth    (Thoneworth,    Toneworth), 

co.  Warwick,  manor,  74. 
— .  Ladbrook  Park  in,  q.v. 
Tany,  Margaret  daughter  of  John  de, 

4. 

— ,  Thomas  son  of  John,  38. 
Tapicer,  Alice  wife  of  Thomas  le,   11. 
— ,  Thomas  le,  of  London,   11. 
Tarrant   Gunville   (Tarent   Gundevile), 

co.  Dorset,  manor,  265. 
Tarrant  Rushton  (Tarent  Russeauxton), 

co.  Dorset,  manor,    101. 
Tasseburgh   (Tasburgh),   William,   rec- 
tor of  Rayleigh,  236,  241. 
Taterel,  Joan  wife  of  Walter,  62. 
— ,  Walter,  62. 
Tathwell    (Tathewelle)    [co.    Lincoln], 

Richard  Fraunceys  of,   170. 
Taunton,  Nicholas  de,  rector  of  Post- 
wick,   59  bis. 
Taverham     (Market     Taverham)      co. 

Norfolk,  225. 
Taverner,  Alice  wife  of  John,  223. 
— ,  Alice   wife   of   Richard,   227. 
— ,  John,  of  Halstead,  262. 
— ,  John,   of  Witham,    138,  263. 
— ,  John,  of  Witham,  the  elder,  223. 
— ,  John,     of    Witham,    the    younger, 

223. 

— ,  Richard,  of  Bures  St.  Mary,  227. 
Taxstede.     See  Thaxted. 
Tayour,  Agnes  wife  of  John,  252. 
— ,  John,  of  Warley,  252. 
Tebaud.      See    Thebaud. 
Teengge,  John,    142. 
Teer,   John,   of  Tillingham,    129. 
Tefford.     See  Tetford. 
Tele,  Andrew,   244. 
Telgate,  John  de,  65. 
Templer,   Idonia   wife  of  Thomas,  98. 
— ,  Tohn,   99. 

— ,  Thomas,  of  Lindsell,  98. 
Tenderyng,  William  de,  264. 
Tendring  (Tendryng),  6,  33,  63--!,  <>o. 

201,    219,    23(>;    manor    and    advoxv- 

son,   219. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Brook,  J.;   Parche, 

J.;   Sutton,   (  ;.  de. 

,  tee  <il.«i  HIT;,  R.  and  W.  le;  Hul- 

lem-woilr.    \V.    de;    Kirketon,    J.    do; 

Michel.   J.;    Mot,   T. 


Tendrynge    (Tendringg),    Agatha 

of   Ralph   de,    12,    14. 
• — ,  Emma  wife  of  Thomas    93. 

de,    124,    131. 


92,   97,    106. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  William  de,  52. 

,    Ralph   de,    12,    14. 

,   Ralph  de,  75,  92,  97,  106. 
— ,  Thomas  de,  93,   108. 
-— ,  William   de,   48,    52. 
Tepe,  Cristiana  wife  of  John     112 
— ,  John,   112. 
Terel.      See   Tyrell. 
Terling  (Terlyngge),    15,  43,  58-9,  69, 

70,  73-4,  95,  102,  116,  125,  151,  153, 

156-7,    160  bis,    167,    169     188,    195 

200-1,  207,  219,  224,  227,  231,  238, 

245,  257,  259  bis. 


IV 1 ,    1 96. 

• 

.  K. 

><-it    de,    knight     1 

.    W.lli.m. 

I 

Tharndest.,11.    II 
Thaxstol,    Alu, 

,  John  .i, 
Thaxted  (I  Thak. 

itede,   T! 

l>3.    10'<  bit,    I  IS,    !_"'    135    M 


— ,  vicar  of.     See  Leverington,  W.  tie:         I5n. 

Shirewode,  J.  |,S5  / 

— ,  see  also  Aleyn,   W.;   Chamberleyn,        222 

R.;   Fauceloun,  J.;  Jurdan,  J.;  Lille-        257-'< 

ford,  G.;  Mellere,  T.;  Proudfoot,  R. 

and  T.;  Redleye,  R.;  Smart,  J.;  Tan-    -    ,   Monk 

ner,   J.;    Wapse,   J.;    Warner,   J.  John   .-WiKint 

Terlyngge,     Alice     wife     of     John     de.         .    parks,  hailmu  k 

43.  icar  oi.     S 

— ,  John   son   of  Thomas   de,   43. 
— ,   Margery  wife  of  Thomas  de,  43.          Am     II. 
— ,  Thomas  de,  43. 
— ,  Thomas  son  of  Thomas  de,   125. 
Terrington    (Tevervngton),    co.    York, 

266. 

Terry.  John,  of  Thaxted,  216. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  John,  216 
— ,  Peter,   88. 

— ,   Sarah  wife  of  Peter,  88. 
Tetford  (Tefford),  co.  Lincoln,  126. 
Teveryngton.      See  Terrington. 
Tewyng,  Alice  wife  of  John,   154. 


— ,  John,    citizen    and    fishmonger    of 
London,    154. 


hour. 

Bisshop.  'I  I       Botl 

Bovton,    |.   •nd 

Broun,    R.;    (I: 

A.  and  R.  i. 

\V.:    ( 

\yli-.    I      1 

Raut.    \.    and    R 

(,ylr.  \\      H  IJMH. 

lu-nl.     I 

Minnie.  I      '  irkcr. 

I.     I.  R 

Rf\IH-.    R    .     Rl.   IK 


Tey   (Teye),   John    Cook   of,    170.  Sin-there. 'll. 


Stile.    \V         i 

Tyner,  H.j   \  '  \\ 

I       Wal| 

\\VII, 


Tey  (Teye),   Great,   2,   25  bis,  45,   52, 

54,  58,  107;  113,  143,  153,  170,  188, 

196-7,  202,  209,  227. 
— ,   rector  of.     See  Syward,  J. 
— .  see    also    But,    J.;    Portier,    (J.    le;         H.    dr. 

Vernoun,  J.  de.  Thchauil 

Tey    (Teye),    Little,    25,    45,    48.    5S.        Peter, 

113  bis.    150,    170,   202.  IN.    II 

— ,   Cristina    Curtays    of,    48.  I 

Tey,  Marks  (Teye  atte  Elmes,  T.  am 

Nelmes,  T.  Maundevill),  Jo.  4S.  61,  '  l»4. 

75      113      142      150      7^-    manor     54. 

233.  1^>. 

— ,  see  also  Archer,  R.;  Palmer.  T.  le;    Thebruj 

Smyth,  J.  Kn.  idgr],  m«i 


410 


INDEX. 


Theddlethorpe  (Theclelthorp),  co.  Lin- 
coln, 126. 

Thedom,  Robert,  54. 

Thehale,  Emma  wife  of  John  in, 
28. 

— ,  John  in,  of  Rainham,  28. 

Thele.     See   Stanstead   St.   Margarets. 

Therleye,  John,  chaplain,  39. 

Therlingham,  John  de,  26. 

Theme,  Joan,  159. 

Theyden  Gernoun,  Simon  son  of 
Simon  de,  9. 

They  don  Bois  (Theydene  Boys),  71, 
79,  108,  112  152,  169,  214,  229, 
242;  manor,  55,  78. 

— ,  Edmund   Herde   of,   229. 

-  Garnon     (Theyden     Gcrnon),     9, 
16,    22,    55-6,    62,    71,    100,    108-9, 
110  few,    114,    123,    126,    130,    154-5, 
169,  170,  202-3,  224,  228;  advowson, 
55,  77;  manor,  55,  77,  79. 

— ,  see  also  Andreu,  N.;  Atte  Felde, 
J.;  Bardeville,  W.;  Bolle,  R.;  Ger- 
nun,  T.;  Hervy.  S.;  Marchall,  J.; 
Neweman,  T.;  Pake,  G.;  Stoke,  S.; 
Thurstayn,  J. 

-  Mount       (Theyden      atte      Mont, 
Mount,  Munt),  22,  67,  80,  100,  109- 
11,  130,   170,  201-2,  206,  224,  228; 
advowson,  267;  manor,  31,  267. 

— ,  rector  of.    See  Hechyndene,  R.  de. 
— ,  see  also   Bygge,   G.;   Chamberleyn, 

W.;  Skynner,  R. 
Theydon,  Gilbert,  de,  55. 
Thirsk    (Thresk,    Thyrsk),    co.    York, 

266;  manor,  261. 
Tholthorpe    (Thorlesthorp),    co.    York, 

266. 

Thomas  ap  Adam,   179,   180. 
Thomas,  duke  of  Gloucester,  220. 
— ,  Eleanor,   his  wife,   220. 
Thomas   (TomasV    Alice   late   wife    of 
Thomas,   65. 
Joan   wife   of  John,    194. 
John,    194. 
John,   265. 
Thomas,  58. 
William,  65. 
Thomelyn,  John,  of  Mucking,  264. 
Thomme,   Adam,   of   Little  Thurrock, 

142. 

— ,  Maud  daughter  of  John,  228. 
Thomson      (Thomesson,     Tomesson), 

John,  269,  272. 
— ,  Thomas,  269. 

.  William,  of  Haverhill,  219. 
Thoralby,   John,   clerk,   271. 
Thorbam,    Ralph,    of    Aston    Rowant, 

di.iplam,    31. 
Thin-got.    Richard,    212. 


Thorlegh  (Thorle),  Alice  wife  of  John 

de,    102. 

— ,  Henry,   of   Writtle,    169,    176. 
— ,  John  son  of  Agnes  de,   102. 
Thorlesthorp.      See   Tholthorpe. 
Thorlethorp,  John,  of  Middlesex,  269. 
Thorley  (Thorleye),  co.  Hertford,   120. 
Thorley,  Nicholas,  272. 
Thorndon       (Thornedon)       [in     West 

Horndon],    William    FitzWilliam    ofr 

248. 

Thorndon,  Est.     See  Horndon,  East. 
Thorneburgh,  Thomas  de,   189. 
Thornehill,  John,  clerk,  258. 
Thorney     [co.     Carnbrdige],     Thomas, 

abbot  of,  272. 
Thorngumbald      (Thorngobaud),      co, 

York,  manor,   161,   193. 
Thornham,  co.   Kent,  225. 
Thornheg,  Robert,  208. 
Thornhull,  John  de,  rector  of  Rawreth, 

53. 
Thornton,    Joan    wife    of    William    de, 

185. 

— ,  William  de,   185. 
Thornwell     (Thorneswelle)     [in     Wil- 
mington], co.   Sussex,  225. 
Thorp,  Alice  wife  of  John  de,  66,  84r 

87,  94. 
— ,  Amanda  late  wife  of  John  de,  117r 

174. 

— ,  Edmund,  knight,  255. 
— ,  Edmund   de,   of   Ongar,   61. 
— ,  Ellis    de.    citizen    and    skinner    of 

London,    185. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of   Edmund,   255. 
— ,  John  de,  66,  84,  87,  94;  attorney, 

63. 

— ,  Joyce  wife  of  Walter  de,  91. 
— ,  Margery     wife     of     William      der 

205. 

— ,  Richard,   clerk,   248. 
— ,  Robert  de,  rector  of  Great  Halling- 

bury,  187,  189. 
— ,  Thomas,  241. 
— ,  Thomas  de,  rector  of  Chelmsford, 

26. 

— ,  Walter  de,  of  Dagenham,  91. 
— ,  William  de,  205. 
Thorpe  le  Soken  (Thorp),  6,  11,  148r 

183. 
— ,  see   also    Kent,   W.    de;    Snetynuc, 

A.  de;  Tumour,  W.  le. 
Thorpe     Market     (Thorpmarket),     ro. 

Norfolk,  225. 
Thorpe    Satchville    (Thorp    Sechevill), 

co.  Leicester,  221. 
Thorpehall  (Thorp,  Souththorn.  Suth- 

thorp)  [in  Southchurch],  85;  manor, 

87,  95,  120;  advowson,  120. 


INDEX, 


Thorplangeton,  Alice  wih-  ,,f  J,,|in  <K  . 

26. 

— ,  John  de,  of  Chelmsforcl,  26. 
Thorrington       (Thoriton,       Tlmryton, 

Thurriton,    Thuryton)     56     72     110 

175,   182;  manor,  235. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Atte  Doune,  R. 
Thramhacche.     Sec  Tr;imh:itch. 
Thrandeston,  Alice  wife  of  John,   194. 
— ,   John,  of  Lowestoft,  barber,    I'M 
Thresk.     See  Thirsk. 
Threske,   John,  chaplain,  272. 
Thressher,  Joan  wife  of  John,  250. 
— ,  John,   of  Rainham,   250. 
— ,  Seman,  of  Havering  atte  Bower  250. 
Thrifts,  Old  (Frvthall),  in  High  Ongar, 


262. 
Thrillowe. 


See  Thurlovv. 


Thrisk  (Thrysk,  Tresk),  Robert  clerk 
252,  270  bis. 

Throcking  (Throkkyngge)  [co.  Hert- 
ford], Ralph  Crawe  of,  110. 

Throwere,  Thomas  son  of  Thomas 
239. 

Thrussington  (Thursyngton),  co. 
Leicester,  221. 

— ,  Alexander  Meryng  of    221. 

Thrysk.     See  Thrisk. 

Thunderle,  Andrew  de,   16. 

Thunderley     (Thunderlee)     [in     \Vim- 


Thurrock,     Weit     (Thurrok    Briftuo- 
Wwthofrok. 
West  Turrok),  5,  48,  52,  7 

124,  142-3.  Ik. 

232,  240-3,  245,  24  v  264* 

advowson,  62. 
99,  213,  267. 

—  ,  Greenh 

—  .  vi.  || 

—  ,  see  also   i 
Hancwefeld     I 
folk,  J.  dc 

Thurrok,   John 
Thurstantoi 
Thursta\ii   (Thurstf\i; 
John 

—  ,  John. 

.  John,  of  'ii,, 

Thurston     (Thurstant.m  i     'n,     Haukr- 
don],   co.    Suffolk,   n 


Thurtyngton, 

Thwaite 

261. 


s,  ,     i 


Thwatefeld,  John  Ic-  Ch.,p,-U-\  n  »l.   14. 
'llnvayt.    Thomas    de,    atl..- 

luvayte.      .S'«  , 
Thynden,  H- 
Thvngden 
Thyrsk.     Sc,-  Thirsk. 


bish],  22,  37,    144;  manor,  261.  Thystilden.  Crittifl  |.,hn.  169. 

— ,  vicar  of.     See  Tagelegh,  J.  de.  — ,  John, 

— ,  Robert  Pynkeneye  of,  90.  Tibetot     (Tipt.n. 
Thundersley      (Thunderle,    Thunder-        Elizabeth  wife  ,,f  John.  1 44.  14*1.  190. 


legh.  Thundreslegh,  Thundrisle),  8, 
50,  57,  76,  104,  162,  200,  244,  247-8, 
262. 

— ,  see  also  Backote,  B.;  May,  W. 

Thurgor,  John,  of  Long  Melford,  63. 

Thurkyld,   John,    216. 

— ,  Richard,   228. 

Thurlaston,  co.  Warwick,  261. 

Thurleston,  Alice  wife  of  John,   163. 

—    John,    163. 

Thurley's  Farm?  (Thorlegh)  [in  Little 
Waltham],  John  Willav  of,  205. 

Thurlow  (Thrillowe),  (Jreat  and  Little, 
co.  Suffolk,  251. 

Thurriton.     See  Thorrington. 

Thurrock,  Grays  (Thurrok  (ire\). 
142,  184-5,  264;  manor,  121. 

— ,  see   also    Coche,    T. ;    Coleman,    G. 

— ,  Little  (Estthurrok,  Little  Thur- 
rok), 5,  8,  46,  109-10,  118,  133, 
185,  214,  229,  242,  251,  263;  manor 
and  advowson,  48,  166. 

— ,   rector  of.     See  Bikelesuade,  \V.  de. 

— ,  see  also  Greneoke,  J.;  Ive,  J.; 
Noreys,  W.;  Shepgrom,  J.;  Thomme, 
A. 


— .  John,   knight.    144.    14<> 
— ,   John,    kmuht.   265. 
— ,   Philippa  uil.  J65. 

Tickencote    (T\I 

79. 
Tidenham     (Tn«l. 

r,    manor,   261. 
Tikhill.    Joan    v 

— ,  John,  of  London  J48. 

Tilbury    (Tilleb. 

138. 
— ,  East    (I 

tillebery.    Kst     i  46-7, 

'J.'HH.    l<>4.    IU 

If.-'.    J14. 

advou^'-  101. 

— ,  rt 
— ,  set  (tasie- 

loun,      J.;      Cook.       I  .       I  ISN? 
Skry\i-\ii.    R 

juxta      Clarr  1  illeberi, 

Tillel 


412 


INDEX. 


Tilbury  juxta  Clare  (Tillebury).     See 

also   Bray,   J.:    FitzNichol,   T.;   Say- 

kyn,   W. 
—    West  (Westillebery,  Westillebury), 

39,   46,   50,   59,   70,   80,   92,    118-9, 

127,      148,      184,     214,     251,     263, 

267;   manor,   80,   82;   advowson,   39, 

80,  82. 

— ,  rector  of.     See  Marton,  J.  de. 
— ,  see   also   Atte    Shoppe,   A.;    Boke- 

land,     T.;     Byrle,     T.;     Carter,     J.; 

Maryn,  R.;  Merlawe,  Joan  and  John; 

Morton,  J.;   Rane,  T. 
Tilere   (Tylere),   Agnes   wife   of  John, 

248. 

— ,  John,    170. 
— ,  John,   of  dressing,   248. 
Tillebery  (Tillebury),  David  de,  28,  46. 
— ,  William  de,  39,  43. 
— ,  William  brother  of  John  de,  80. 
Tillefike,  Roger,  58. 
Tilleye,  Margery  wife  of  Robert,  133. 
— ,  Robert,    133. 
Tillingham  (Tillyngham,  Tyllyngham, 

Tylyngham),  3,  7.  28-9,  85,  102,  110, 

116,  166,  249. 
— ,  see  also  Atte  Merke,  R.;  Chyngil- 

\vorth,  J.   de;   Hedyman,  J.;   Heved, 

R.;    Midlyng,   A.;    Payn,    J.;    Roger, 

R.;  Saykyn,  J.;  Teer,  J. 
Tillingham    Hall    (Tillyngham    Halle) 

[in  Childerditch],  manor,  43. 
Tillyngham,  Seman  de,  94. 
Tim  worth    (Timworthe)    [co.    Suffolk], 

William  Hervi   of,  41. 
Tintern    (Tynterne)    Parva    [co.    Mon- 

mouth],  manor,  34. 
Tiptot.  See  Tibetot. 
Tiptree  (Typpetre),  priory,  advowson 

of,  227. 

— ,  prior  of,  220. 
Tirell.      See  Tyrell. 
Tii whit,   Robert,  240. 
Tissyngton,   Joan  wife  of  John,  226. 

.   John,    of    Woodham    Ferrers,    199, 

226. 

— ,  Margery  wife  of  John,    199. 
Tittesbury,  John,  of  London,  skinner, 

254. 

— .  Margaret  wife  of  John,  254. 
Tobynheys,    John,    chaplain,    116. 
Tochewyk    (Tothewyk),    Thomas    de, 

attorney,   31,   55,   73,   85,    100. 
Tot  kington   (Tokynton)  [in   Olveston"), 

co.      Gloucester,      Poncius      son      of 

\irholas    Poynx    of,     168. 

To.imham,   Robert,  216. 

,   Robert  de,   rector  of   Eriswell,   27. 

•     Thomas   son   of   Robert   de,    170. 

Toky,  Richard,  citixcn  of  London,  175. 


Tokynton.     See  Tockington. 
Tolethorpe      (Tolthorpe)      [in      Little 

Casterton],     co.     Rutland,     Thomas 

Burton  of,  264. 
Toller,  John,  269. 

Tollesbury  (Tollysbery),   172,  253. 
— ,  see  also  Cokebell,  J.;  Danell,  J. 
Tolleshunt      (Tolsunt),      Roger      atte 

Brigg  of,   184. 
d'Arcy     (T.     Boys,     T.     Tregoz, 

Toleshunte     Tregoz),     39,     57,     77, 

123,  129,  186,  188-9,  213,  233,  264; 

manor,    114,   227. 
— ,  vicar  of.     see  Stacy,  J. 
— ,  see  also  Bette,  J.;  Boys,  J. 

-  Knights       (Toleshunte      Knights, 
Tolleshunt      Knyghtes,      Tolshunte 
Chivaler),  58,  150,  244,  247;  advow- 
son,  114. 

-  Major  (Toleshunte   Mauger,   Tol- 
shunt  Magna),  57,  97,  123,  188,  213, 
227,  264. 

— ,  see  also  Bergholte,  J.;  Macchyngg, 

W.  de. 

Tolshunte 'Virlly.     See  Virlys. 
Tolthorpe.      See   Tolethorpe. 
Toly,  John  son  of  Roger,  of  Finching- 

field,  234. 

jTomas.     See  Thomas. 
Tomesson.     See  Thomson. 
Toneworth.     See  Tanworth. 
Tonge  (Tong),  co.   Kent,  manor,  265. 
Top.     See  Toppe. 
Topclif,  Walter,  219. 
i  Topesfeld.     See  Toppesfeld;   Toppes- 

field. 

Toppe  (Top),  Alice  wife  of  Roger,  123. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Stephen,  140. 
— ,  Roger,   123. 
— ,  Stephen,   of   Great   W7altham,    140, 

150. 
Toppesfeld     (Topesfeld,     Toppysfeld), 

Thomas,  212,  211  bis,  221,  223. 
— ,  William.  210. 
Toppesfield    (Topesfeld,    Toppesfeld), 

16,  20,  38,  113,  119,  130-1,  139,  152, 

185,  187  bis    190,  192,  217,  229,  234. 

256. 

— ,  Berwick  in,  q.v. 
— ,   Scotney's    Farm   in,   q.v. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Basset,  W. 

V€€  also  Craccherode,  J.;  Gyles,  \V. 
Toppyng,    William,   266. 
Toppvngho,   John   son  of  Thomas  ilt-, 

riti/rn  of  London,  94,   158. 

,    Katharine  wife  of  John,   158. 

,    Thomas    ile,    94. 
Torell.    Beatrice    wife   of  Thoina*.    ISO. 

.   ICIi/abeth  wife  of  Thomas,   109  his. 


4IJ 


Torell,  John,  9. 

,    John  son   of    Heatru-e      1HO 

,   Thomas,   109  bis,  119, 
— ,  Thomas,    180. 
Torkeseye,  Master  John  de,  clerk    162. 

,   Matthew  de,   128. 
Torold,  Agnes  wife  of  Richard,  62. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  Roger,   5'J. 
— ,  Richard,    of    South     HanningfieKl, 

62. 

— ,   Roger,  of  London,  taverner,  5(>. 
Totenham,  John,  211. 
— ,  John  de,  chandler,  74. 
— ,   Maud  wife  of  John  de,  74. 
Toteregge,     Felicia    wife    of    Richard, 

230. 

— ,  Richard,  230. 
Totham,    126. 
— ,   Great,  46,  95,  97  bis,    105-6,    115, 

213;  manor,  25,  120. 
— ,  John   Pourte   of,   64. 
— ,  Little,   57,  70,   77,  95,  97,    105-6, 

115,  123,  168,  187,  267;  manor,  127. 
— ,  chapel,  advowson  of,    127. 
— ,  see  also  Atte  More,  J.;   Gany.  II.; 

Walter,  J. 

Totham,   Henry   de,   47. 
— ,   John   son  of  Thomas  de,   70. 
— ,  William  de,  70. 
— ,  William,    218,    240,    246  bis,    247, 

250.  260,  267,  272. 
— ,  William,    of   Canewdon,    160,    192, 

202,  204,  210,  244. 
Tothevvyk.     See  Tochewyk. 
Tothill,    Hugh    de,    brother    of   Henry 

Darcy,  5. 

— ,  John  brother  of  Hugh  de,   5. 
Tours,  John,  of  Somerby,  126. 
Towthorpe  (Towethorp  on  Wold),  co. 

York,  266. 

Tramhatch    (Thramhacche)    [in    Char- 
ing], co.  Kent,  225. 
Trank     (Trauk),     Henry,     clerk,     171, 

214-5. 

Trasour,  Richard,  33. 
Trauk.      See  Trank. 
Travers,    Eleanor  wife   of   Robert ,    S3. 
— ,  Richard  son  of  Robert,  83. 
— ,   Robert,  of  Basildon,  24,  83. 
Trayly,  John,  knight,  211. 
Tredebaas  (Tredebasse),  Agnes  wife  of 

Thomas,   160.    169. 
— ,  Thomas,     of    Helion     Bumpstea.l. 

160,   169. 
Tredunnock    (Tredenagh)    [co.     M««u- 

mouth],   advowson,    34. 
Trefnant,    John,    bishop    of    Herc-toi  I 

235. 
Treget   (Tregat),   Cecily  wife  of  John 

142. 


Hi-hoi,    Humpttead,   107 

ma  i 

Trend. 

Trend 

181. 

.      Kuh.lli! 

,  \v.i: 

Trent,-.  Al; 

.   IV:  -I.   99. 

Trethek.    Joan  '73 

Min.  J73. 
.    William. 

Treton,    Kuban!  137. 

Trew. 

— ,  John,  245. 
— ,  Walter,  of  CoKKeshaII. 
Trewdove,  K"i 

Treueman,    |ohn,    258. 

Trillek 

Trillek,    Ma 

Trimle 

Suffolk],     :  Sff    Cr:.: 

R. 

Trindhey  (Tryn  11. 

— ,  John,  son  of  William  de,  61. 
— ,  William  de,   M 
Triplowe,   Margaret   -. 

IMS. 

— ,    Nicholas.    168. 

Tristram.     Kli/aheth  John. 

58. 

— ,  John,    58. 
Trokesford,     !  i«^  de. 

116, 

— ,  Giles  de,  of  I.oiulon.   116. 
Trompeton.      Si, 
Trot.   Man  i  '   Thorn  a  > 

.    Tt  ">  nltlr. 

Trottw  litT, 

Tro\  i  i  .th],  manor, 

Trovs.     |,,h:  lUnnpdtad 

142. 
Trinnpe.    John,    25. 

.    Ku  hard,  269. 
Trumpmeton  (TVompi 

Trui 

,!       I         M    r,  r 

de;  Ward. 
Trump 


414 


INDEX. 


Trumpyn,  Cristina  wife  of  John,   147- 

8. 

—    John,  of  Canewdon,  147-8. 
Trussell,  John,   of  Takeley,    161,    193. 
— ,  Maud,   198. 

— ,  Sarah  wife  of  John,  161,  193. 
Tryndehayes  (Tryndhey),  in  Rawreth, 

manor,  150,  192. 
Tryndhey.     See  Trindhey. 
Tryp,   Nicholas,  57. 
Tuch,    Margery    wife    of    Ralph,    195. 
— ,  Ralph,  195. 

Tuchet,   Margaret  wife  of  Richard,  4. 
— ,  Richard,  4. 
Tudenham.      See   Tidenham. 
Tudenham,  Henry  de,  attorney,  35. 
Tue,  Thomas,  185. 
Tuffeld.     See  Nuffield. 
Tuliet,   Isabel  wife  of  Robert,   133. 
— ,  Robert,   133. 

Tunstede,  Richard  de,  chaplain,    147. 
Turk,  Cristina  wife  of  Walter,   102. 
— ,  Idonia  wife  of  Walter,  85. 
— ,  Nicholas,   85. 

— ,  Walter,  citizen  of  London,   15,  85. 
— /Walter,     of    London,     fishmonger, 

102. 

Turnay,   John,   240. 
Tumour    Agatha  wife  of  Robert,  late 
wife    of    Henry    Draper    of    Aveley, 
262. 

Alice  wife  of  John  le,  57. 
Ellis,    195. 

oan  wife  of  John  le,  52. 
oan  wife  of  Thomas,  156. 
ohn,  266. 

ohn,  of  Beauchamp  Roding,  201. 
John  le,  of  Coggeshall,  57. 
John  le,  the  elder,  52. 
Richard  son  of  John  le,  of  Fyfield, 
52. 

Robert,  of  Aveley,  262. 
Thomas,  of  Great  Leighs,   156. 
William  le,  of  Gynge,  31. 
William    le,    of   Thorpe   le    Soken, 
123. 

Turpyn,  John,  249. 
— ,   John,  rector  of  Little  Chesterford, 

29. 

Turrok,  West.     See  Thurrock.  West. 
Turtel,    Michael,    of    Saffron    Walden, 

187,  231. 

Tussent,  John,  226. 
Tuwe.  Thomas,  189. 
Twarnhull.   John,   of    Mildenhall,   47. 
Twinstead  (Twynstede),  23,  25,    147, 

223.  243. 

Tuvfonl,  co.   Buckingham,  manor,  27. 
Twyford,   Nicholas,  knight,  207. 
— ,  Thomas  de,  117. 


Twynham,    Joan    wife    of    Walter    dc, 

152. 

— ,  Walter  de,    152. 
Twywelle,  John,   219. 
— ,  Sarah  wife  of  John,  219. 
Tybetot.     See  Tibetot. 
Tye,  Felicia  wife  of  John,  243. 
— ,  John,  of  Little  Bardfield,  243. 
Tykencote,   Avice    late   wife    of   Hugh 

de,  89. 

Tykyncote.      See  Tickencote. 
Tyle,  Alice  wife  of  Ralph  de,  211. 
— ,  John  son  of  Ralph   de,   211. 
— ,  Ralph  de,  of  Havering  atte  Bower, 

173,  178,  200,  211. 
Tylere.     See  Tilere. 
Tyllebury,   Est.     See  Tilbury,   East. 
Tyllyn,   Thomas,   236. 
Tyllyngham.     See  Tillingham. 
Tyllyngham,  Denise  wife  of  Walter  de, 

85. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  Walter  de,  29,  85-6. 
— ,  Walter  de,  29,  85-6. 
— ,  Walter  son   of  Walter  de,  85. 
Tvllynghome.      See    Tillingham. 
Tylneye,  Geoffrey,  citizen  and  vintner 

of  London,  263. 
Tylyngham.      See  Tillingham. 
Tyndale,  Andrew  de,   147. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Andrew  de,   147. 
Tyner,  Henry,   of  Thaxted,    153. 
Tynterne.     See  Tintern. 
Typpetre.     See  Tiptree. 
Typtot.     See  Tibetot. 
Tyrell    (Tirell,    Terel),   Alesia   wife   of 

John,  252,  260. 
— ,  Alice    wife    of    Thomas,    36,    110, 

150,   157,   169,   180. 
—    Tames,   68. 

John,    250  bis,    252-4,    257-8,    260, 

262-3.  265,  267  bis.  272. 
Katharine  wife  of  James,  68. 
Richard,   271. 
Thomas,  attorney,  96. 
Thomas,  the  elder,  26,   86. 
Thomas,   the  younger,  knight,    36. 

110.  150,  157.   164,  169,  177,  180. 
Tyrhok,  Joan  wife  of  Thomas,  234. 
— ,  Thomas,   of   Roydon,   234. 
Tytham.    Simon,    of    Orsett,    223. 
Tyweresle,      Richard      de,      rector      of 

Aythorpe   Roding,   43. 

Udenne,  Katharine  wife  of  William  ilr. 

111. 

— .  William   ck\   of  \\Vnnini7ton,    111. 
ITfford    Haiu-vs.     See  Offord. 
Ufford,    Maud    ilaughU'r   of    Ralph 

99. 
— ,  Thomas.     See  Offord. 


Uggle,  Denise  wife  of  John    H2 

— ,  John,  82. 

Ugley    (Uggele,    Ugle),    49,    70,     186; 

manor,  4. 

— ,  vicar  of.  See  Kemp,  W. 
— ,  Robert  de  Bolyton  of,  70. 
Ulcombe  (Wolcoumbe),  co.  Kent, 

manor,   233. 

— ,  archpriest  of.     See  Hert,  J. 
Ulting   (Ultyngg),    14,    138,   230. 
— ,  vicar  of.     See  Steple,  R.  de. 

,    vrc-  a/5o  Fuller,  J.;  Salvage,  J. 
Ultingge     (Ultyngg),     Joan      wife     of 

Nicholas,   143,    157,    167. 
— ,  John  de,  66. 

,  John  son  of  Agnes  de,  12. 

,   John  son  of  John  de,  71,  96. 
— ,   John   son   of   Thomas   de,    14,    59. 
— i  Nicholas,    143,    157,    167. 

.   Rose  wife  of  John  de,  66. 
— ,   Sarah     wife     of     John     de.       Set- 

Videlu,  S. 
Umframvill,  Gilbert  de,  earl  of  Angus, 

126. 
Underley    (Underlith)    [in    Wolferlow, 

co.  Hereford"],  William  Ballc  of,  21. 
Underwode,  John,  of  Foxearth,   184. 
— ,  Richard,  241. 
Undy      (Woundy)      [co.      Monmouth], 

manor,  34. 
Unywand,  Godith  late  wife  of  Richard, 

of  Basildon,  68. 

Upchurch  (Upchirche),  co.  Kent,   191. 
Upgate,    Alan    son    of    Roger    de,    of 

Brome,   71. 

— ,  Margery  wife  of  Alan  de,  71. 
Upledecoumbe.    See  Letcombe  Bassett. 
Upminster    (Upmenstre,    Upmynstre), 

77,    100,    108,    114,    123,    169,    173, 

206,  237,  247,  250,  252;  advowsnn, 

181. 

— ,   Gaynes  in,  q.v. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Stanes,  T.  dc-. 
— ,  see  also  Godyng,  A.;  Heldere,  J.  le; 

Maylour,  J.  le;   Putehale.  J. 
Uponende,  Ellen  wife  of  William,   116. 
— •,  William.   116. 
Upper     Hall     (Ladyhalle)     manor,     in 

Moreton,   261. 

Uppingham    (Uppyngham),    co.    Rut- 
land, manor,  132. 
Upshire  (Upshyre)   [in  Waltham   Holv 

Cross],  44,  142,  241. 
Upston,   Edward,  236. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Edward,  236. 
— ,   Richard    de,    rector    of    Shimpling. 

186. 

Upstret.   John,    175. 
Upton    [in    Dinton],    co.    Buckingham, 

56;   manor,   21. 


eater,  m..: 

i)     [in     Albur> 

-'05. 
Usa.     See  Ouse. 

I'sk  |i  o  ,.    34, 

.    hospital,    .id 

—  ,  manor,  34. 

—  ,  P'  of    34. 
Ussher,  John,   I1 

I      '    : 

—  ,  M 

—  ,  MJH. 

t'tlau.  _'31. 

I'xbrulgi-      (V  regse). 

[co.    Mi.i.i 
.    \ 


Yach,    Ck-nu-ru  u    *rif<  sutrt 

of   Kii-hard    II. 

Cr< 

.  John,  of  W.,h  Cro»,229. 

Vacherie,  la  [in  ( 

manor.    27. 
Vaghan,  J«>an   \\itr  ..t    \\  HI 

43,  80.  82,  86. 

.  Will.  am,  ktiiL-l.t    U.  39,  43,  80.  82. 

86,  H'^-20. 
Valence,  lulmurul,  266. 

,    Joan    u  lie    «•!     \\  :'.'•    •  •  .     ilc,    3. 

—  ,   Margan-t  \\  :  266. 

.     Will!..  I.. 

Valoiyii 

92. 

.    M 
Vange 

219. 

,    John   (it-    H.mdln   • 
\'autort.    lohn.  i 

215. 

Vaux.     .S'«    l-'ouc's  Farm. 

Vaux.    H..h. 

Veise.     See  Veyse. 
Venou. 

142. 

i  198. 

William. 

.   Mabd 

—,  Maiul    ^'»'-    "'     }  ]**- 

—  ,  Thon:  166. 

—  ,  Will. 

.  Willi.m..    --I      11 

.  Wilh.im.    th. 

—  ,  John  '•**. 


416 


INDEX. 


Yere  (Veer),   Maud   wife  of  John  earl 

of  Oxford,  40,  64,  96,  99,  113,  121. 

40,  64,  96,  99,  113,  121. 
— ,  Richard  de,  earl  of  Oxford,  259. 
— .  Robert  de,  earl  of  Oxford,   15. 
-,  Thomas    de,    99;    earl    of    Oxford, 

146. 
Vemon   (Vernoun),    Benedicta   wife   of 

Thomas  de,  88. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  John  de,  88. 
— ,  John  de,  53. 

— ,  John  de,  of  Great  Tey,  58,  88. 
— ,  John  de,  the  elder,  79. 
— ,  Thomas  de,  88. 
Veyse  (Veise),   Cristina  wife  of  Hugh 

le,  37  bis. 
— ,  Hugh  le,   37  bis. 

John,  66. 

Videlu  (Vitheleu,  Vydelu),  John,    134. 
— ,  Robert,  71,  77,  96-7,  107. 
— ,  Sarah  wife  of  Robert,  late  wife  of 

John  son  of  Thomas  de  Ultyng,  14, 

71,  77,  96-7,   107. 
Vigerous,  William,  rector  of  Lopham, 

44. 
Virley  (Salcotcverly,  Salcote  Virly),  70, 

150,      173,      247;      advowson,      114; 

manor,    114,  263. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Sparham,  W. 
— ,  Walter  le  Webbe  of,  70. 
Virlys    (Tolshunte    Virlly),    in    Tolles- 

hunt  d'Arcy  and  T.  Major,  manor, 

188,  227. 

Vitheleu.     See  Videlu. 
Vord,   Henry   le,   of   Southchurch,    14, 

16. 

Vydelu.     See  Videlu. 
Vyncent,    John,    217. 
— ,  John,  of  Great  Chishall,  208. 
— ,  John,  of  London,   169. 

Richard,  rector  of  St.  Benet  Shere- 

hopp.  London,  118. 
Vynch,  Vynche.     See  Fynch. 
Vyne,  John,   clerk,    151. 
Vynour,  Agnes  wife  of  John  le,  46. 
— ,  John  le,  of  Ashen,  46. 

Waddington  (Wadyngton),  co.  Lincoln, 

235. 

Wade.  Cristina  wife  of  John,    196. 
— ,  John,  196. 

,  Reginald,  36. 

— ,  Roesia  wife   of   Reginald,   36. 
— .  William,    101. 
Waggere,  Alice  wife  of  John,  205. 

,   John.  205. 

\V:^hfYlcl.  co.   Berks.     See  Wokefield. 
Wake   (Wak),    Thomas,    of    Liddel,    9, 

54,  58. 
Wakefeld,  Henry  de,   134. 


Wakefeld,  John,  207. 

— ,  William  de,  243-4,  252,  266. 

Wakering  (Wakeryng),  72,  85,  126, 
267. 

— ,  John  son  of  John  Osebarn  of,  164. 

— ,  (Wakeryngge),  Great,  5,  30,  32, 
55,  93,  128,  146,  194,  213,  2\6  bis, 
218,  221,  227;  manor,  115. 

— ,  see  also  Joket,  J.;  Odyn,  W.; 
Stevene,  J. 

— ,  (Wakeryng),  Little,  8,  14,  91,  93, 
210,  218,  227,  246-8;  manor,  115. 

Wakering  (Wakeryng),  John,  clerk, 
236-7,  247,  254,  259;  bishop  of  Nor- 
wich, 267. 

— ,  Nicholas  de,  32. 

Walbury.     See  Wallbury. 

Walcot  (Walcote),  co.  Lincoln,   193. 

Walcote,  John,  208,  216-7. 

Waldegrave,  Joan  wife  of  Richard,  221. 

— ,  Richard,  knight  (two),  194,  198  bis, 
200-1,  203,  218,  221,  231,  259,  265. 

— ,  Walter,  214,  221. 

Walden,  Saffron  (Chepyng  Waleden, 
Waledene,  Walden  Abbatis,  W.  ad 
Turrim,  W.  St.  Mary),  8,  14,  20,  58, 
70,  79,  93-4,  114,  127,  129,  130,  133, 
137,  141  bis,  151,  153,  159  ter,  180, 
187,  193,  203,  208,  219,  220,  231  bis, 
237,  239,  256,  258,  268,  271. 

— ,  abbot  of,  69. 

— ,  vicar  of.  See  Freman,  T.;  Pawe, 
P. 

— ,  see  also  Assheden,  T;  Berle,  R, 
de;  Berner,  J.;  Blacche,  J.;  Blysse, 
R.;  Bogeys,  H.:  Botiller.  G.  le,  J., 
Richard  and  Robert;  Broun,  W.; 
Cattemere,  W.;  Clopton,  J.  and  W.; 
Cook,  A.;  Duk,  R.;  Fuller,  A.  le  and 
S.;  Hende,  R.;  Horel,  J.;  More,  T; 
Neweman,  J.;  Paas,  J.;  Reynold,  J.; 
Samwell,  E.;  Shymmyng,  J.;  Slade, 
W.;  Smyth,  R.;  Sutton,  J.;  Sweyn, 
H.;  Turtel,  M.;  Waryn,  J.;  Wynter, 
R. 

Walden  (Waldeyne,  Waleden),  Adam 
son  of  Humphrey  de,  51. 

— ,  Alexander  de,  knight,  51,  186. 

—    Andrew  de,   33,   51,   87. 

— ,  Humphrey  de,  208. 

— ,  Humphrey  de,  knight,  51,  167. 

— ,  Idonia  wife  of  John,  266. 

— ,   Ismania  wife  of  Thomas,    196. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  Andrew  de,  33. 

— ,  John,  227,  266. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  Humphrey  de, 
51,  167,  172. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  Thomas,  241. 

— ,  Roger  de,  clerk,   164,  227  his. 

— ,  Thomas,  241. 


INDEX, 


Walden  (Waldeym-,  Waleden).  Thonuu 
of  Great  Stambiidge,  l'">. 

— ,  Thomas  son  of  Andrew  <le  167 
208. 

— ,  William,  263;  attorney,  271,  273. 

Waldershare  (Walewarahai 

Waldingfield  (Waldyngfeld),  Great,  co 

Suffolk,  manor,   198. 
Wale,  John,  of  Stoke  by  Clare,  191. 
Waleden.     See  Walden. 
Waleton,  John  son  of  John  de,  59. 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  John  tic,  59. 
Waleys,  Augustin,  of  Uxbridge,  45. 

—  Joan  late  wife  of  Richard,  245. 

—  John,   of   Great   Walthimi.   69,   80, 
96. 

—  Laurence,    165. 

—  Margaret  wife  of  John,  69,  96. 

—  Maud  wife  of  Augustin,  45. 

—  William  le,  of  Basildon,  4. 

—  William,  of  Boreham,  86. 
Walgrave,  John,  of  Barking,    141. 
Walkefare.     See  Walter  Hall. 
Walkefare,   Eufemia   wife   of  John   de, 

52,    111. 

— ,  John   de,   52. 
— ,  Richard  de,  knight,   111. 
Walkelyne,   Walter,   222. 
Walkern     (Walkerne)     [co.     Hertford], 

rector  of.     See  Walkerne,  H.  de. 
Walkerne,  Hugh  de,  rector  of  Walkern, 

77. 

Walkfare.     See  Walter  Hall. 
Walkington    (Walkyngton),    co.    York, 

advowson,  266. 
Wallbury  (Walbury)  [in  Great  Halling- 

bury],  manor,  235. 
Walle,"  William,  chaplain,   102. 
Wallere,  Alice  wife  of  Andrew  le,   5. 
— ,  Andrew  le,  of  Barking,   5. 
— -,  William,  of  London,  taverner,  201. 
Wellington    (Wanlyngton),    co.    Hert- 
ford, 48. 
Walloxton,     Beatrice    wife    of    Henry, 

110. 

— ,  Henry,   110. 
Walmesford,  Robert  de,   rector  of   In- 

gatestone,  97. 

Walpole,  Joan  wife  of  John,  222. 
— ,   John,  of  Thaxted,  222. 
— ,  Robert  de,  23. 
— ,  William,   115. 
Walram    (Walrand),     Kleanor    wifi-    of 

John,   11,  57,  63,   118. 
— ,  John,  knight,   11,  57,  63,   US. 
Walsh  (Walssh),  Alice  wife  of  Thomas, 

98.   103,   144,  148. 
-    Cristiana  daughter  of   Reynold   le. 

54. 


417 


William, 

— .  J- 

— ,  Marker 

— .  Thomaa.  260. 

— ,  Thomaa,  of  Halatead,  98    103.  144. 

lli.uii.    t.mnrr.    236. 
Walsham.  Alexander  s  ••••"rtf 

de,  63. 
— ,  Alexander.  ».••  mdcr.  ton 

63. 
— ,  Ah  t   Alexander  de.  63. 

— ,    Ma: 

.    \\i\' 

Walsheman,   Rcvnald. 

•f  London. 

— ,  Cn  l.ihii  de. 

— ,  John  de,  76 

,  'ITiomas  son 
Walter   Hall    (Walkefare.    \Valkf-- 

Horehani],    n  S6. 

Walter.    Annex  'in.    168. 

— ,  John,   of   Little  T..th.m..    168. 
Waltham,    Great 

51.   :  SO.  92.  96. 

Ill,     llf>.     1J-4      1 

140.  150.   154-7.   175.  187 

212tei 

— ,  Herlawestenement    in.    198. 
— ,  Rolplu 
— ,  vicar 
— ,  see   also 

Hedel.       I 

I    and 

R.  le;  C'tui!  -han. 

I'      i 

I.aureiue.      S.      Marrskal.      \S 
Palmer.    M.   le.    P.iri 

-tonharh.    I 

.    Holy     Cross. 

u.3-4.    i-'j.   201,  :-»i. 

245, 
— ,   Sew  an: 

98.    146.  205.     Set  W*o 

llarleton.    W 
— .  see  also  Fauk 

M 
Inn 

UttU, 


On 


418 


INDEX. 


Waltham,  Little.    See  also  Broun,  S.; 

Champeneys,   M.;   Huberd,  J.;   Jur- 

don,    W.;    Longe,    J.;    Mellere,    J.; 

Rolf,   R.;   Wolvete,  W. 
Waltham,    John,    citizen    of    London, 

214. 

—  John  de,  bishop  of  Salisbury,  225. 

—  John  de,  clerk,    190. 

—  John   de,   of  Takeley,   8. 

—  Maud  wife  of  John,  214. 

—  Richard  de,   187,   195-6,  200,  207, 
216-7,  220  bis,  223,  225,  228,  232, 
234-6,  242,  246,  249,  256;  attorney, 
180  bis,  182,  189,  192-3,  195,  196  bis. 
197,  201,  203-4,  205  bis,  207,  211-2, 
222,  232. 

— ,  William,  207. 

Walthamstow    (Welcomestowe,    Wel- 
kumstowe,  Wolcomestowe,  Wolcum- 

stowe),   76,    82,    86,    143,    163,   253, 

263;  manor,  74,  98-9,   132. 
— ,  W.  Toni  (Tonny)  manor,  233. 
— ,  Simon  Lece  of,  143. 
Walton  [le  Soken],  26. 
— ,  vicar  of.     See  Crykkelade,  J. 
Walton,  John,  226. 
— ,  Nicholaa  wife  of  John,  226. 
— ,  Ralph,  206. 
— ,  Richard    de,    rector    of    Rochford, 

120,  126. 
— ,  Robert,  219. 
Walwyn,  William,  264. 
Walyngford,    William    de,    citizen    and 

skinner  of  London,  89. 
Walyngton,   Eustace  de,    13. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Eustace  de,   13. 
Wandlesworth,  Maud  wife  of  Nicholas 

de,  104. 
— .  Nicholas    de,    citizen    of    London, 

104  bis. 

Wanlyngton.     See  Wallington. 
Wanstall,  William,  citizen  of  London, 

206. 
Wanstead  (Wanstede),  manor  and  ad- 

vowson,  75. 
Wanteford,  Isabel  wife  of  William  de, 

78. 

— .  William  de,  78. 
Wantyng,  John,  225. 
Wapse,  John,  of  Terlinq   224. 
Warbleton    (Warbelton)    [co.    Sussex], 

rector  of.     See  Warbleton,  W.  de. 
Warbleton,     William     de,     rector     of 

Warbleton,   38. 

Warde,  Alexander  son  of  John,  39. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  Simon,  221. 
(  ristina  wife  of  John,   175. 
'  •  roffrey  son  of  John,  39. 
— .  John,   265. 
— ,  John,  clerk,  254. 


Warde,  John,  of  Great  Waltham,  175, 
188. 

John,    of   Wethersfield,   259. 
John  son  of  Geoffrey,  38. 
John   son   of  John,   39. 
Katharine  wife  of  John,  38. 
Richard,   224. 
Simon,  221. 
Thomas,   203. 
William,  273. 
William,   clerk,   271. 
Master  William,  of  Trumpington, 

Warden  (Wardone),  co.  Kent,  242. 

Warderobere,   Thomas,    180. 

Ware  [co.  Hertford].     See  Atte  Watre, 

R.  and  W. ;    Maistressone,  R.  le. 
Ware,  Henry  de,  of  London,  pelleter, 

163. 
— ,  Margaret    late    wife    of    John,    of 

Waltham  Holy  Cross,  245. 
— ,   Maud  wife  of  Henry  de,   163. 
— ,  Thomas,  chaplain,   177. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  Thaxted,  224,  257. 
Wareham       (Warham),       co.       Dorset, 

manor,  265. 
Warenger,  Ralph,   155. 
Warenne,  Joan  wife  of  John  de,  19. 
— ,  John  de,  earl  of  Surrey,  19. 
Warenner.     See  Warner. 
Warewyk.     See  Warwyk. 
Warfeld,  John,  264. 
Warham.     See  Wareham. 
Warle,  Amice  wife  of  Osbert  de,   163. 
— ,  Osbert  de,    163. 
Warlegh  Fraunkes.     See  Franks. 
Warley  (Warlay,  Warlee),  234,  247. 
— ,  see  also  Broun,  A.;  Tayour,   T. 
— ,  Great        (Great     Warlee,      Warle 
Abbatisse,  W.  Abbesse,  West  War- 
leygh),  1,  111,  115,  121. 
— ,  see  also  Atte  Hoke,  J.;  Godewym-, 

J.;    Sunnepeny,  W. 

— .  Little  (Estwarle  Semeles,  Warle 
Semeles),  13,  69,  246,  256;  manor, 
195. 

— ,  Richard   atte  Mad  of,   69. 
Warneburgh,  Joan  wife  of  William  tie, 

111. 

— ,  William  de,   111. 
Warner    (Warenner,    Waryner)    Agnes 

wife  of  John,  157,  167. 
—    Alice  wife  of  Tohn,  193. 

Edmund,  of  Great  Waltham,    l.^J. 
151,    170. 

Isabel  daughter  of  John,   157. 
Joan  wife  of  John,   204. 
John,    193. 

John  le,  of  Finchincficld.  97. 
John,  of  Terling,   157,   167,   1(M. 


AVarner    (Warenner,     Wai  \  mi),     John 

son*of  Edmund,  204. 
— ,  Juliana  wife  of  William,    193. 
— ,   Maud   wife  of  John   K 
— ,  Robert,  241. 
— ,  Robert,   266. 
— ,  Robert,  chaplain,  221. 
— ,  Thomas   son  of  John,    157. 
— ,  William,    193. 
Warnham,  Agnes  wife  of   William   de 

149. 

— ,  Walter  de,  attorney,   133.   160. 
— ,  William  de,    149. 
Warrewyk.     See  Warwick;   War\\\k. 
Warthreignon.      See    ( iuerthrynion. 
Warwick     (Warrewyk),     co.     Warwick, 

castle  and  manor,  74. 
— ,  Robert   Brom  of,    169. 
Warwick,   earl   of.     See  Bello   Campo, 

Richard   and   Thomas  de. 
Warwyk  (Warewyk,  Warrewyk),  Agnes 

wife  of  Thomas,   172. 
— ,  John,  of  Chelmsford,  253. 
— .  Thomas,    of    Thaxted,     172,     194. 

198,  208,  222,  257. 

Waryn,  Adam,  of  Colchester,  146,  162. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  John,   171. 
— ,  Alice  wife  of  William,    102. 
— ,   Cristina   wife   of   John,    17  ter,    38. 
— ,  Cristina  wife  of  John,    106. 
— ,   Isabel   daughter  of  Cristina,    106. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of   Tohn,  93. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  John,    113.    12X,    153. 
— ,  John,  attorney,   104. 
— ,  John,  citizen  of  London,   171. 
— ,  John,  of  Great  Baddow.    195.  214. 
— ,  John,  of  Hadham,  106. 
— ,   John  of  Purleigh,    113.   128,   153. 
— ,   John,  of  Saffron  Walden.  266. 
— ,  John,   of   Sudbury,   93  bis. 
— ,  John,    rector    of    Sacombe,    52. 
— ,  John  son  of  John,  106. 
— ,   John   son   of  John,   of   (ireat    Had- 

dow,  17  ter,  38. 
— ,  John  the  elder,   185. 
— ,  John  the  younger,   185. 
— .  Margaret     daughter     of     Cristina, 

106. 

— ,  Margery  wife  of  John,  195,  214. 
— .  Margery   late  wife  of   Roger,    188, 

200 

—  Matthew,  citizen   of   London,   24(>. 
-i    Ralph,   155. 

— ,  Robert,   173. 

—  Stephen,  chaplain,  93. 
,   William,  252. 

— ,  William,    bondman,     1S5. 

— ,  William,  of  Barking.   102 

— ,  William,  of  Capel,    165. 

William,    of   Groat    Baddow,    165. 


52. 
Washinylcy  (WattingJec  by  Ogefttone). 


'    :  ' 


— ,  M 

liomas  son 
Wassiv 

Wasshe.  Alice  la-  John.  20*. 

'•'• 
'' 

Wassyn  shin^ton. 

Wftteco 

—    J«'bn.  of   CoKfteahall,  - 

.-. 
Wall 

US. 

258. 

Watt-shiirst.      >S\  ,  1  arm. 

Watc-Mll  (WatervkX    x 
John  de.  ! 

liumpateati 

,    Robert   de,  9. 

.  Robert,  il    Roldsn 

London. 

Watford.    R.  107. 

Wath   fc-o.   Vnrkj 

ton.    K 
Wane 

\Vatk\n.    lohn. 
Watte.    Will 
Wattux.    |,,hn.    . 

— .  M 

WauniA.    Kiiinii: 
.    Walter 

Want." 

230. 

-     11 
lohn 

R 
R 

Tl 


420 


INDEX. 


Wauton,   William    son    of   William,   of 

Willingale,   213. 
Waynflete,    Ralph    de,    rector    of    St. 

Andrew,  Eastcheap,  London,    110. 
Wayte,  Agnes  wife  of  William  le,  30. 
— .Cristina  wife  of  Osbert,   189. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Thomas,  240,  254. 
— ,  John,  rector  of  Campsall,  200. 
— ,  Osbert,   of  Maldon,    189. 
— ,  Thomas,  240,  254. 

,   William   le,   of  Helion   Bumpstead, 

19,  30. 
Weald  (Welde),  vicar  of.     See  Calde- 

cote,   N.   de. 
— ,  John  Est  of,  206. 
— ,  South      (Southwelde,      Suthwelde, 

Welde),  13,  28,  43,  71,  86,  103,  115, 

121,  135,  137,  141-2,  152,  156,  176, 

190,  243,  256-7. 
— ,  Nicholas,  vicar  of,  257. 
— ,  see  also   Botiller,   J.   le;    Ereswelle, 

P.    de;    Fuller,    J.    le;    Herd,   W.    le; 

Tanner,  H.  le. 
Webbe,  Gunnora  le,  58. 
— ,  Helewisia  wife  of  Stephen,  242. 
— ,   Isabel  wife  of  John  le,  53. 
— ,  James  le,  of  Coggeshall,  57. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  James  le,  57. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Richard,    149. 
— ,  John,  clerk,   207. 
— ,  John  le,  61. 

— ,  John,  of  Chipping  Ongar,  193  bis. 
— ,  John  le,  of  Manuden,  53. 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  John,    193. 
— ,  Maud  wife  of  Richard,  209. 
— ,  Richard,  209. 
— ,  Richard,  of  Moulsham,   149. 
— ,  Robert  le,  58. 

— ,  Robert,  citizen  of  London,   196. 
— ,  Stephen,  242. 

,  Walter  le,  58. 
— ,  Walter  le,  of  Virley,  70. 
Webbeleye,  Thomas  de,  82,  86. 
Wederby.     See  Wetherby. 
Wederesfeld.     See  Wethersfield. 
Wedyn,  John,  of  Little  Laver,    127. 
Weeley  (Wylegh,  Wyleye),  68,  121. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Mogge,  W. 
\\Vrt  on     (Wytheton),     co.     Lancaster, 

manor,  27. 

Welby.  Ada  daughter  of  Richard  de,  28. 
— ,  Elizabeth  daughter  of  Richard  de, 

28. 

,    |o;m   daughter  of  Richard   de.  28. 
— ,  Juliana  wife  of  Richard  de,  28. 

,  Margaret  daughter  of  Richard  de, 

28. 

— .  Richard  de,  of  Moulton,  28. 
\\  r|l)\loved.  Joan   wife  of   John,  65. 
— ,  John,  65. 


Welche,  Richard,   139. 

Welcomstowe.      See  Walthamstow. 

Welde.  See  North  Weald  Bassett; 
Weald,  South. 

Welde,  Agnes  wife  of  Peter  de,  9. 

— ,  Alice  late  wife  of  James,  208. 

— ,  Cristina  wife  of  William  de,  57, 
61  bis. 

— ,  John  de,  of  Chipping  Ongar,  57. 

— ,  John  de,  of  Laver,   8. 

— ,   Peter  de,  9. 

— ,  William  son  of  John  de,  of  Chip- 
ping Ongar,  57,  61  bis. 

W7elenowe,  John,  242. 

Welkumstowe.     See  Walthamstow. 

Wellavyngton.     See  Woolavington. 

Welle,  Adam  de,  of  Lindsey  knight, 
42,  79. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  Richard  de,  95. 

— ,  John  son  of  Adam  de,  79. 

— ,  Lora  late  wife  of  Robert  de,  54. 

— ,  Maud  wife  of  John  de,  79. 

— ,  Richard  de,  95. 

Welles  (Wellys),  Agnes  wife  of  Johnr 
262. 

— ,  John,  214. 

— ,  John,  of  Maldon,  197,  208,  224, 
239. 

— ,  John,  of  Thaxted,  262. 

— ,  Katharine  wife  of  John,    197. 

— ,  Richard  de,  48. 

— ,  Richard,  270,  272. 

— ,  Rose  wife  of  John,  214. 

Wellesbourne  (Wellesbourn),  co.  War- 
wick, manor,  132. 

Wellesmyth,  Alice  wife  of  John,  139. 

— ,  John,  of  Felsted,  139. 

Wellingore  (Welynggore),  co.  Lincoln, 
126. 

Wellynton,  Margery  de,  39. 

Wellys.     See  Welles. 

Welnetham,   John   de,   knight,   25. 

Welton,  co.  York,  advowson,  266. 

Welwyn   (Welwes),   co.   Hertford,   231. 

Wendeham.  Thomas  Tanner  of,  152. 

Wenden,  36,   117,  203,  264. 

— ,  Simon  Brodegore  of,  237. 

— ,  (Wendene),  Great,  20,  72,  103, 
237  bis. 

— ,  vicar  of.     See  Mareys,  R.  de. 

— ,  John   Skyngil   of,  237. 

— .  Little,  20,  51.  72,  227;  advowson, 
51;  manor,  50-1. 

Wenden  (Wendene),  Amy  wife  of 
Richard  de,  20,  72. 

— ,  Richard  de,  20. 

Wendon  Lofts  (Louteswendene, 
Loutisueiulon,  Wendenelouth,  Wen- 
denlouO.  44,  50,  103,  170,  195-6, 
205,  272. 


IN  01.X. 


Wendovere,  John  dr.  clerl 

Wenge.     Sec  Wing. 
Wenlond,   Adam   <U-,    138. 
Wennington    (\\Vnygtmi.    \Y<  i 

Wenynton,   Weynton),   30,    11! 

132,     149,    191,     ]«5,    206,    J 

238,  25Qbis,  2f.S;  manor.  32 

78,    149,  238. 
— ,  see  also   Chamberleyn,  W.;    Crips. 

J.;   Hacheman,   J.;    Udenne,   W.   de. 

Yonge,  T. 

Werdeman,  Joan  wife  of  John.   IM. 
- — ,  John  son  of  Simon,  of  South   Mni- 

fleet,  104,  161. 

Weresley,  Thomas,  clerk,  260. 
Werward,   John,   of   Childerditch.   205. 
Wessington    (Wystanton),    co.     Derhv 

45. 

West,  Alice  wife  of  William,    144. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  William,  229. 
— ,  Thomas,  28. 
— ,  William,  144.   180. 
— ,  William,  229. 
Westacre       [co.       Norfolk],       ( u-ofTrey 

Barkere  of,  215. 
Westbarrow    (Berghes)    [in    Eastwood], 


132. 

Westbery,  John,  272. 
— ,  William,  272. 
Westbrook,  Edmund,  235. 
Westchalk.     See  Chalk,  West. 
Westend      (Wreston)      [in 

manor,  207. 

Westerdale,  Nicholas,  211. 
Westgrenewych.      See   Deptford. 
Westham,     Westhamme.       See     Ham, 

West. 
Westhanfeld,   Westhanyfeld,   Westhan- 

yngfeld.     See  Hanningfield,  West. 
Westharenham.      See  Harnham,   West. 
Westhorsle.      See   Horsley,    West. 
Westillebury.     See  Tilbury,  West. 
Westlee.     See  Lee  Chapeh 
Westlee,  Avice  wife  of  Walter  de.  °7 . 
— ,  Walter  de,  97. 
Westleton    (Westlyngton),    co.    Suffolk, 

177. 

Westlond,   John,   clerk,    25<>. 
Westmerseye.      See    Mersea,    West. 
Westminster    [co.    Middlesex],    Richard 

Rook  of,  94,    168. 

Westmoreland,  earl  of.     Set    Nevill.  R. 
Westnewlond.      Sci-   Neu  lands.   \\est 
Weston.     See  Westend. 
Weston  (W.  by   Baldok),  CO,   H« 

Argentein  manor,    1(^5. 
Weston,  Agnes  wife  of  Humph 


\rr, 

— ,  Isabel  dtfiii-h- 

— ,    Jo;, 

— ,  J' 

—.John  *.! 

I 

Mil.    !hr    « 

— ,  Margaret  da«  lltomM  de. 

.   M 
\!.,,.',  • 

— ,  Sarah 

— ,  Thomas  dc 

— ,  Thomas  dc, 

.    W.iltn 

^r  Rudham.  \Ve«t. 


Weslth 

Westtfaurrc 

manor,  . 
;ih],    \\Vstulnt'  •  .ins, 

Westui.-k  (Weatwyk)     i  .eU]. 

• .  99. 

•>f    Jordan* 
201, 

— ',   Peter.    JlV 

Salop 

[rtt 

.    ]>•'. 

Wetherh\      V 
Weth, 


150. 

—    Eleanor    daughter    of 
43. 


oi 


Wethersfield 

feK I  ;.  3S-9.  84. 

tnanor  and 

— .  fields  in  (n.. 

— ,  sff   also    Patrrc'-     H 

\\etlu 


422 


INDEX. 


Weylate  (Weylete),  Joan  wife  of 
rrhomas,  165. 

— ,  John,  of  Aveley,  the  elder,  246. 

— ,  John,  of  Aveley,  the  younger,  246. 

— ,  John,  of  London,  246. 

— ,  Thomas,  of  Wix,   165; 

\\  eylond,  Thomas,  217  bis. 

Weymouth,  co.  Dorset,  manor,  265. 

Whaddon,  co.  Buckingham,  manor, 
264. 

Whaddon  (Whatdon),  co.  Cambridge, 
manor,  152. 

\Vhaplode  (Whappelode),  John,  citizen 
of  London,  203,  206,  214. 

Whassh,  Geoffrey,    138. 

Whatdon.     See  Whaddon. 

Whatebred,  Robert,  vicar  of  Kirby  le 
Soken,  105. 

Whathamstede,  Robert  de,  rector  of 
Aldham,  122. 

Whatley,  Whateley,  co.  Somerset, 
manor,  273. 

\Vhay,  Agnes  wife   of  John,    144. 

— ,  John,  of  South  Ockendon,  144. 

Wheatley  (Whetele),  co.  York  [by  Don- 
caster],  240. 

Whelere,  Agatha  wife  of  John,  140, 
143. 

— ,  John,  of  Great  Waltham,  140,  143. 

— ,  Robert,   of   Broomfield,    157. 

— ,  Thomas,  of  Witham,  182,  223. 

— ,  Walter,  of  Broomfield,  127,  157. 

Whelnetham,   Henry   de,    46. 

Whelton,  Agnes  wife  of  Thomas  de, 
87. 

— ,  Thomas  de,  87. 

Whelwryghte,  Alice  wife  of  Walter  le, 
145. 

— .  Walter  le,    145. 

Whetacre,  Katharine  wife  of  Thomas, 
137. 

--,  Thomas,  citizen  and  tailor  of  Lon- 
don, 137. 

Whetele.     See  Wheatley. 

Whethermerssh.     See  Wethermessh. 

\\h«-tynton,  Lucy  daughter  of  Maud 
de,'77-8. 

Whisshe,  Henry,  222. 

Whit,  Katharine  late  wife  of  John,  255. 

Whitby,  John,   268. 

Whitchurch  (Whitcherche)  [co.  Buck- 
ingham], rector  of.  See  Bradley,  J. 
de. 

Whitchurch  (Whitchirche),  co.  War- 
wick, manor,  132. 

White    (Whyte),    Alice    wife    of    John, 
ISO, 
(  ustiiiii   wife  of  Nicholas,   150. 

— ,  John,    118  bis. 

l"hn,  of  Havering  ;itt<-  Howrr,  150. 


White  (Whyte),  John  le,  of  Hertford, 
chaplain,  76. 

— ,  John,  of  Wix,  215. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,   118. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  William,   200. 

— ,  Nicholas,  of  Fobbing,   150. 

— ,  Thomas,  176. 

— ,  Thomas,  citizen  and  ironmonger 
of  London,  240. 

— .  William,  of  Paglesham,  191,  200. 

Whitecolne.     See  Colne,  White. 

W'hitefeld,  Elizabeth  daughter  of  John 
de,  42. 

— .  John   de,   42. 

Whitefelde.      See   Whitfiekl. 

Whitehall  (Whythall),  in  Dunton.. 
manor,  167,  172,  235. 

WThiteherde,  Anne  wife  of  John  le,  71. 

—    John  le,  71. 

Whitele,  Eva  wife  of  John  de,  77. 

— ,  John  de,   77. 

White's  Tyrrells  (Whites),  in  Butts- 
bury,  manor,  180. 

Whitere,   William,   260. 

Whitermerssh.     See  Wethermessh. 

Whiterothyng.     See  Roding,   White. 

Whitewelle,  Henry,  citizen  and  stock- 
fishmonger  of  London,  242. 

Whitfield  (Whitefelde),  co.  Kent,  225. 

Whitheved,  Maud  wife  of  Thomas,. 
128. 

— .  Thomas,    128. 

Whithobbe,  John,   of  Cambridge,    194. 

Whithorn  (Whythorn,  Whitthorn),. 
John,  of  Dunton,  chaplain,  61,  85. 

— ,  John,  of  Horndon  on  the  Hill,. 
50. 

Whitlok,   Basilia  wife-  of  John,   36. 

— ,  John,  of  Coggeshall,  36. 

Whitmans  (Westwhitenham)  [in  Pur- 
leighl.  manor,  153. 

Whitsyde,  Mary  wife  of  William,   196.. 

— .  William,  of  Thaxted,  196. 

Whitthorn.     See  Whithorn. 

Whittele,  John,  attorney,   111. 

Whitton,  Denise  wife  of  Thomas,  271. 

— ,  Thomas,  of  St.  Albans,  271. 

Whityng  (Whytyng),  Agnes  wife  of 
Walter,  254. 

— ,  Alice  wife  of  Richard,  269. 

— ,  John,  of   Cancwdon,  64. 

— ,  Richard,  of  London,  barber,  269. 

— ,  Walter,   of  Lawford,   254. 

Whor  (Whotte);  Thomas,  165,  224. 

Whyn,  John,  of  Pleshey,   151. 

— ,  Lucy  wife  of   John,   151. 

Whytbred  (Whytebred),  Richard,  ln_'. 
,  "William,  226. 

Whvtr.      See  White. 

Whytobrrd.      Set-  Whvtlm-cl. 


INDEX. 


Whyteland  (Whytlancl),  John,  ,,f  Smiih 

Ockendon,   171,  25<>. 
Whyterothyng,      Peter     de,     .  haplain. 

68. 

VVhythall.     See  Whitehall. 
Whytham,   Roger  de,   attorney,   H7. 
Whythorn.     See  Whithorn. 
Whytland.     See  Whyteland. 
Wh\  tyng.     See  Whityng. 
Wichling  (Wychdyng),  co.  Kent,   1<>1. 
Wick     (Wykeburnell),     co.     \V<> 

manor,  268. 
Wicken   Bonhunt  (\Vykrn,   \Vyki-s   In 

Neuport),  140,  194,  202,  264. 
Wickford         (Wickeforcl,        W 

Wyckeford,    Wykforcl),    4,    16-7,    31, 

42-3,   131,   180;  manor,  65. 
Wickham  (Wykham),  co   Kent,  225. 
Wickham    Bishops    (Wykham),    3,    4, 

14,  123,  130-1,  138. 
Wickham,      Childs     (Wykewanc),     co. 

C Gloucester,  manor,   132. 
Wickham,  East  (Estwykham),  co.  Kent, 

manor,  56. 
Wickham     (Wikham,     Wykham)     St. 

Paul's,  23,   135,  243. 
— ,  see     also      Joye,      T.;      Paas,      J.; 

Stevenes,  R.;  Strut,  W.;  Thebaud,  R. 
Wickhambrook      (Wykhambrok)      fco. 

Suffolk],  Thomas  Aylemer  of,   171. 
Widdington    (Widyngton,    Wyditon), 

18,  23,  JSbis,  114,  122,  273;  manor 

advowson,   18,   158. 
— ,  John  Lenveyse  of,  18  bis. 
— ,  Richard  Perye  of,  273. 
Widehurst  (Witherst),   in   Marden,  co. 

Kent,  manor,  242. 

Widford   (Wydeford),    118,    139,   215. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Cok,  W.;  Wilton,  J. 
— ,  Walter  Clerk  of,  215. 
Wigborough     (Wygebergh,     WN 

bervve),    Great,    6,    70,     108,    128-9, 

150,  247. 
— ,  (Wygebergh,  Wyggeberwe),  Little, 

70,    145,    150;   advowson,   247. 
— ,   Copthall  in,   q.r. 
Wigginton  (Wygyngton),  co.   Stafford, 

manor,  235. 
Wikewane  (Wikwan,  Wykeuam-.  Wyl 

wane),   Henry,   attorney,   76,   83,  94, 

07,    119,   135. 
Wikham,  John,  of  Belchamp  St.  Pauls. 

123. 

— ,  Margery  wife  of  John,  123, 
W7ilberfoss  '  (Wylbyrfosse),     CO,     York, 

266;   manor,   266. 
Wilberfosse,  John,  vicar  of  CUvei 

273. 
Wiibraham    (Wilburgham),    CO.    « 

bridge,  manor  and  advowson.    1 


.  Isabel  xs 
l>crt,  164. 

Wilt  h... in .    K.,th  • 

Wilder  ^VyJ. 

\\.ltlrl, 

Wi!inKl 

Willa\ 

W.lle    (W\ll.          I 

.  John,    of    Sim*    Mariw.    166.    185. 

A     M.iru-- 

.  Th- 

,    Will.,.: 
Willi-ford. 

Thorpe-  A.  ; 
Willesdon.  Walt,  i 
Willingale  (Will-. 

I1', 
— ,  see  also  1 

le;     Y 

W 
Willingale    Doe    (Wihn^halr    !• 

WylUnuh.ded.M,.     \\ 

'•>;  manor 

and    .id\  "'.'  '-^0. 

Spain  ilc 

Wyllvnuhalesp..,. 

••.I.    106,    144-5.    169. 
Jin  90. 

II  106. 

Willing! 

manor,    . 
Willy.    Isabel    uifc   of    John.    100. 

100. 

Willyn. 

hale)      (ier.-.r.i 

Wiltmn.   John.  66. 
Wilton.   Job.- 
.    loh- 

Alice  bt 

171 

Wimbish    (V  bv*»h).    IH. 

. 


424 


INDEX. 


Winchcomb,    Tideman    de,    bishop    of 

Worcester,  229. 
Wincelow      Hall       (Crochemans),      in 

Hempstead,  manor,  203. 
Winchester,  bishop  of.    See  Wykeham, 

W.  de. 
Wing      (Wenge)      [co.      Buckingham], 

Simon  Crok  of,  chaplain,  83. 
Winstone    (Wynston),    co.    Gloucester, 

manor,  265. 
Winwick   (Wynwyk)    [co.    Northants.], 

rector  of.     See  Pardishowe,  T.  de. 
Wisbech   [co.  Cambridge],  Thomas  de 

Risshtoft  of,  213. 
Wise.     See  Wyse. 

Wisebeche,  Agnes  wife  of  John,  166. 
— ,  John,  of  Sudbury,    166. 
Wissington  (Wyston),  co.  Suffolk,  147, 

231;  manor,    124. 
— .  John   son   of   Thomas  de   Aldham 

of,  64. 
Witham   (Wytham),   4,   Ibis,    12,    18, 

47,   52,   55,   59,   92,    102,    106,    110, 

114,  116,  130-1,  138,  146,  153,  155, 

175,  180,  182,  187,  199,  201-2,  207, 

210  bis,  215,  220,  223  bis,  227,  230-1, 

233,  239,  244,  249,  259. 
— .  see  also  Abel,   J.;   Atte  Wode,   S.; 

Aylward,  J.;  Benyngton,  T.;  Birche- 

legh,  J.  and  T.;  Bowyer,  J.;   Carter, 

T.;     Chaloner,     J.;     Gretford,     W.; 

Herd,  J.;  Maryote,  J.;  Ouddesole,  J.; 

Page,  J.  and  R.;  Pulter,  S.;  Rikedon, 

R.;   Saltere,  J.;   Salvage,  J.;  Tanner, 

J.  and  R.;  Taverner,  J.;  Whelere,  T. 
Witham  (Wytham),  William  de,  clerk, 

220,  223,  230,  239,  256. 
Withcall  (Wythkale),  co.  Lincoln,  126. 
Withermundeford.     See  Wormingford. 
Withersfield    (Wytheresfeld),    co.    Suf- 
folk,   133,   269. 
Witherst.     See  Widehurst. 
Witnesham  (Wytlesham)  [co.   Suffolk], 

rector  of.     See  Swanlond,  J. 
Wittenham       [co.       Berks.],       Robert 

Younge  of,  176. 
Wivenhoe  (Wyvenho),  219;  manor  and 

advowson,  219. 

— ,  rector  of.     See  Cobbe,  J. 
— ,  see  also  Sutton,   T-  de. 
Wix  (Wykes),  131,  167,  170,  201,  215, 

219;  manor,  84. 
— ,  see  also  Spynneye,  J.;  Weylate.  T.; 

White,  J. 
Wixoe  (Wydekesho,  Wydikesho,  Wykc- 

sho),  co.  Suffolk,  32,  34. 
— ,  rector  of.     See  Sutton,  N.  de. 
— ,  Henry  Dyke  of.  20. 
Wode,    Beatrice   wife  of  John   of  the, 

46. 


Wode,    John    of    the,    of    Chelmsford, 

merchant,  46. 

Wodebergh,  Wodeburgh.     See  Wood- 
borough. 

Wodeburgh,  Agnes  wife  of  John,  35. 
— ,  John,  35. 

Wodeford.     See  Woodford. 
Wodehalle.     See  Wood  Hall. 
Wodeham      Ferers.        See     Woodham 

Ferrers. 
Wodeham   Mortymer.     See  Woodham 

Mortimer. 
Wodeham      Water.        See      Woodham 

Walter. 
Wodeham    (Wodham),    Alice    wife    of 

Thomas  de,  121,  122  bis. 
— ,  Edward  son  of  Thomas  de,  66,  87, 

134,   146. 

— ,  Elizabeth  wife  of  John,  203,  230. 
— ,  Joan  daughter  of  Edward  de,  66. 
— ,  Joan  wife  of  Edward  de,  66,  87, 

134. 
— ,  John,  of  North  Shoebury,  203,  215, 

230,   233,   246. 
— ,  Margaret  daughter  of  Edward  de, 

66. 

— ,  Thomas  de,   121,   122  bis.  • 
Wodehelle,  John  de,  142. 
— ,  Margery  wife  of  John  de,   142. 
Wodehous    (Wodhous),    John,    270  bis. 
Wodeland  (Wodland),  John,   180,   192, 

208. 

Woderof,  John,  200. 
W7oderoue,     Joan     wife     of    John     de, 

220. 

— ,  John,  228. 
— ,  John  de,  of  Waltham  Holy  Cross, 

220. 
— ,  Richard,   61,   69,   72;   attorney,   64, 

75,  83. 
— ,  Roger,  61. 
Wodethorp,     William     de,     rector     of 

Swalcliffe,   186. 

Wodeward,  Agnes  wife  of  Peter,    174. 
Alice  wife  of  John,  79. 
Henry  le,  of  White  Roding,  87. 
John,  of  Beauchamp  Roding,  79. 
Maud  wife  of  Henry  le,  87. 
Peter,    174. 
William,    of    Beauchamp    Roding, 

38. 

See  Woodford. 
See  Wodeham. 
Ferrers.  See 


Wodford. 
Wodham. 
Wodham 

Ferrers. 
W7odhous. 
Wodland. 
Wogham. 

Wokefield 


manor,    265. 


Woodham 


See  Wodehous. 
See  Wodeland. 
See   Offham. 
(Waghfeld)  ,    co.      Berks.. 


Woketon.       See     Woughton     on     the 

Green. 
Wokyndon.     Bishop's,     W.     Episcopi. 

See  Cranham. 
Wokyndon  Episropi,  Joan  late  u 

Nicholas  de,  30. 
Wokyndon,     North.       See    Ockendon 

North. 
Wokyndon     Rokell.       See     Ockendon 

South. 

Wolcomstowe.      See  Walthamstou. 
Wolcoumbe.      See    Ulcombe 
Wolcy.     See  Wolsy. 
Wold,  Godfrey  le,  attorney,  99. 
— ,  John,  clerk,  245. 
Woleward    (Wolward),    Amy    wife    of 

John,  74. 

— ,  Beatrice  wife  of  Walter,  50. 
— ,  John,  74. 

— ,  Walter,    of    Bocking,    50. 
Wolf,  John,   188. 

— ,  Katharine  wife  of  John,    188. 
Wrolferlow,  co.  Hereford,  manor,  264. 
Wolferston      (Wolfreston)       Elizabeth 

264. 

— ,  Robert  de,   193,  214. 
— ,  Roger,  137,  145,  156,  167,  176  Jm. 

186,  216,  219. 

Wrolferton,  Thomas  de,  attorney,  52. 
Wolferych.     See  Wolfriche. 
Wolfhampston.     See  Woolston. 
Wolford,  co.  Warwick,  manor,    101. 
Wblfreston.     See  Wolferston. 
Wolfriche       (Wolferych),       John,       of 

Woodham  Ferrers,  carpenter,   185. 
— ,  John,  the  elder,   139. 
— ,  John,  the  younger,  139. 
Wollore,  David  de,  clerk,   108,  119. 
Wolman,   Robert,   chaplain,   98. 
Wolnett.     See  Wolvete. 
Wolpet,  Alexander,   185. 
Wolryngton.     See  Wilderton. 
Wolseley,  William,  233. 
Wolstanston.     See  Woolstaston. 
Wolston.  Alice  wife  of  William,  77. 
— ,  Geoffrey  son  of  Alice,  77. 
— ,  William,  77. 
Wolsy  (Wolcy),  Cecily  wife  of  Ralph. 

106. 

— ,  John,  88. 
— ,   John,  grocer,  262. 
— ,  Ralph,  of  Chignall,  88.   106-7. 
— ,  Sabina  wife  of  John,   88. 
Woluyne,  Richard,  176. 
Wolverley     (Wolverdesley).     i-o.     Wor- 
cester, manor,  268. 
Wolvete   (Wolnett),  William,   of   Link- 

Waltham,   156,  188. 
Wolward.      See   Wok-ward. 
Wombe,  John,  of  Hempsteail. 


Womb,  200. 

— ,  K 

Wood!, 

., 

Wood  ford 
— , ,  see  ait*. 

Wood 

now 

Wooiil,:,||        \\      Ichallr).      [m      Bithop'ft 

Hattu-M 
Woodham 

SpringoM.   \\ 
Ferrer*  ihflm, 

Fere,  15.     61.     87.      , 

185  />M.   I'M.   !  • 

-;    manor. 

— ,   Champion's    H.ii: 
— ,  John,   •  246. 

— ,  see  «/so  Cod  vlcpr- 

tale,    \\.:    O13 

ML'ton.    J.;    \'.      • 
doni,    N 
—     Mortim. 

tvnu-r).       \2.      I 

M.  ^5,  92,  98,   i""    ;  : 

J35.  264;  n,  • 
— ,  Ousewardesloi 
— ,   Henr\  .   rn  (Of  "t 
— ,  see  also  Cl.  \th.   \S 

Walter  \\ 

Wauter).     16.    89,    44 /»M      \2. 

174 
— ,  set 

I, \iuk-.    K..    H-  -td.    J. 

ami    R  :    M..n-.    H       ! 

mere,    I 
Woolavinjjton       i 

Sorn. 
Wools! 

.'. 

wt-1! 
Woott 
Wont  ton 

Woott. 

and  shric 

' 

\\ortu' 

WorKlham,    East 
Worlington 

folk 


426 


INDEX. 


\Vorlington'  (Wrydelyngton),  Alan  and 
Nicholas  le  Fraunceys  of,  3. 

Wormele,  William,  of  Stanford  Rivers, 
157. 

\VormeweIl,  Alice  wife  of  Robert, 
208. 

— ,  Robert,  armourer,   208. 

Wormingford  (Wethermendeford, 
Withermundeford,  Wyrernundeford, 
Wyrmundeford,  Wythermondeford, 
Wythermonford,  Wythermundeford, 
Wythirmundeford),  12,  19,  26,  31, 
59,  81,  116,  135,  198  bis,  218,  244; 
manor,  221. 

— ,  Overehalle  manor,   107. 

— ,  Adam,  vicar  of,  9. 

— ,  William,  vicar  of,  159. 

— ,  see  also  Brythtrych,  J.;  De  la 
Rokele,  J.;  Keu,  W.  le. 

\Vortham  [co.  Suffolk],  rector  of.  See 
Moriel,  J. 

Wortham,  John,  272. 

Worthen  (Worthyn),  co.  Salop,  manor, 
101. 

— ,  rector  of.     See  Stafford,  R.  de. 

Worthy,  Headbourne  (W.  Mortymer), 
co.  Southampton,  manor,  265. 

Wot,  Mabel  wife  of  Thomas,   143. 

— ,  Thomas,  143. 

Wotton.     See  Wootton. 

Wotton,  Edward,  271. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  Nicholas,  242. 

— ,  John  de,  chaplain,  21. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  William  de,  165. 

— ,  Nicholas,  citizen  and  wool-mer- 
chant of  London,  242. 

— ,  William  de,  165. 

Woubourne  (Wouborn,  Woubourn), 
Andrew  de,  129. 

— ,  Joan  wife  of  William,   189,   198. 

— ,  Sarah  wife  of  William,   174. 

— ,  William,    174. 

— ,  William,   189,  198. 

— ,  William,  of  Finchingfield,  244. 

Wroughton  on  the  Green  (Woketon) 
[co.  Buckingham],  rector  of.  See 
Carton,  W. 

Woundy.     See  Undy. 

Woxebregge.     See  Uxbridge. 

Wrabness  (Wrabbenase,  Wrabenase), 
23-5,  112,  215. 

Wragby,  co.  Lincoln,   186. 

Wrastlyngworth.     See  Wrestlingworth. 

\Vratt ing  (Wrottyng),  co.  Suffolk,  251. 

\\.atting  (Wrattyng),  Great,  co.  Suf- 
folk, 32. 

U  ratting  (Wrattyng,  Wrottyngge), 
Little  [co.  Suffolk],  27,  32. 

Wrattyng,    Thomas,    mason,    203. 
Si>    Wright. 


Wrench,   Alice   wife   of  Thomas,    161 

182. 

— ,  Thomas,   of  Maldon,    161,    182. 
Wrestlingworth   (Wrastlyngworth)    [co, 

Bedford].    See  Broun,  J.;  Hervy,  W. 
Wretele.     See  Writtle. 
Wridelyngton.      See  Worlington. 
Wright     (Wreghte,     Wryghte),     Agnes 

wife  of  John  le,   122. 

—  Alice  wife  of  John  le,  67-8. 

—  Aline  wife  of  John,  110-1,  123. 

—  Amice  wife  of  Eustace,  175. 

—  Eustace,   of  Elmstead,    175. 

—  Joan  wife  of  John,  208. 

—  Joan  wife  of  Robert,  135. 

—  John  le,  of  Abridge,   100. 

—  John,  of  Chelmsford,  208. 

—  John  le,  of  Great  Braxted,  122. 

—  John,  of  Prittlewell,  110-1,  123. 

—  John    son    of    John    le,    of    Great 
Waltham,  67-8. 

—  Juliana  wife  of  Roger,  171. 

—  Richard    the,    of    Stoke    by    Clare, 
191. 

—  Robert,   264. 

—  Robert,   of  Canewdon,    135. 

—  Roger,   171. 

—  Walter,   100. 

—  William,  265. 

—  William,    of   Hatfield    Broad    Oakr 
131. 

Wrington  (Wryngton),  co.  Somerset, 
manor,  273. 

Writh,    Peter,   83. 

Writle  (Wretele,  Wrytele,  Wrytell)r 
Robert  de,  232,  236,  252,  256,  258r 
271,  273. 

Writtle  (Wretele,  Writele,  Wrytele), 
10,  26,  53  bis  68,  87,  94,  102r 
106  bis,  114,  117,  128  bis,  138,  150r 
163,  171,  183,  197,  215,  230,  238, 
252. 

— ,  Moor  Hall  in,  q.v. 

— ,  vicar  of.     See  Paunton,  R. 

— ,  see  also  Albyne,  J.;  Asshewell,  R. 
de;'  Atte  More,  J.;  Atte  Noke,  J.; 
Atte  Welle,  R.;  Burel,  J.;  Chapman, 
R.;  Chercheman,  W.;  Chopyn,  R.; 
Gardyner,  T.;  Haukyn,  A.  and  R.; 
Lepere,  R.;  Lightfoot,  J.;  Mokeroun, 
W.;  Plesses,  W.  de;  Ruddok,  T.; 
Sarich,  I.  and  W.;  Saveryn,  W.; 
Sewale,  J.;  Sponer,  J.;  Swon,  R.; 
Thome,  H.;  Trot,  T. 

WTroccestre,  John  de,  76. 

Wroot  (Wrote),  co.  Lincoln,  mamu. 
261. 

Wroth,  John,  citizen  of  London,  1 1n- 
elder,  130. 

— ,  John,    the    yoimm-r,    169. 


Wroth,       Margaret      wife      of      John, 

Wrotham,  co.  Kent,   158. 

,   Richard  Sevenok  of,  203. 
\Yrottyng.     See  Wratting. 
Wroxhale,  Alice  wife  of  John  de,  78. 

,   John  de,   knight,   78. 
Wryght.      See  Wright. 
Wryngton.     See  Wrington 
Wrytele.     See  Writtle. 
Wry  tele,  Wry  tell.     See  Writle. 
Wrytle,  John,  97. 
Wulryche,  Thomas,  253. 
Wybourn,     John,     of     Bradwell      110, 

128. 
Wybsnade,  Margaret  wife  of  Nicholas, 

101. 

— ,  Nicholas,    101. 
Wycford.     See  Wickford. 
Wychbold    (Wychebaud)    [in    Dodder- 
hill],   co.    Worcester,   manor,    265. 
Wychelyng.     See  Wichling. 
Wyckeford.      See  Wickford. 
Wycombe,     co.     Buckingham      manor, 

84. 

Wyday,  John,  64. 
Wydeford.     See  Widford. 
Wydekesho,  Wydikesho.    See  Wmu-. 
Wyditon,  Wydyton.     See  Widdington. 
Wyditone   (Wydyton),    Emma    \\itV    of 

John  de,  23. 
— ,  John  de,    10. 
— ,  John  son  of  Peter  de,  23. 
\Vygebergh.     See  Wigborough. 
Wygepet,    Wygepitte.       See    Rockell's 

Farm. 
Wygeton,   Margaret   daughter  of  John 

de,  9. 

Wygge,  John,  chaplain,   150,  263. 
Wyugeberwe.     See  Wigborough. 
\Vyght,  John,  citizen  of  Loiulon,  191. 

,    Margaret    wife    of    Richard,     142, 

157. 

— ,  Richard,    141-2,   157. 
— ,   Robert  de,  of  Colchester,  262. 
— ,  Thomas,  of  London,  210. 
W^yghtesfeld,  Alice  wife  of  Richard  dr. 

13. 

— ,  Richard  de,   13. 
Wyghtfeld,  Joan  wife  of  Richard.  2\2, 

215. 

— ,  Richard,  212,  215. 
Wygmore,   Richard,  264. 
Wygood,  Edmund,  209. 
— \  Joan  wife  of  Edmund,   -'"'' 
Wygornia,  Alice  wife  of  John  dr.    1. 
— ,  John  de,    1. 
Wygput.     See  Rockell's  Farm. 
Wygworth,    John,    rector   of    Hoghton, 

256. 


m,   Beat  riii 

.    \\.11,.,: 

Wyke  I 

Wykeham,    Ea«t    (Wykhwi, 
126. 

.in).  Elizabeth  . 
Thomas,  269. 
,  John  ton  •  Hdchamp 

St.    Pauls 
— ,  M 

I  269. 

.    William   dr.   '  'ictler. 

177. 

Robert, 

104. 

.   R<>hrn.   oi    f  ..»!,.!     •  . .    104. 

s, ,  u 

Wykesho.     Se<      ' 

Wyktwane.       See     Wickhain.     Child*: 

VS'ikt 

Wykforcl.     S.-<-   \\ 
Wykford,    Kh/ah. 

Jan.l   dr 

— ,  Robert  son  ..t   Roland  de.  65. 
— ,  Roland  de,  65. 
— ,   William   son  ot    K'.l.md  dr.  65. 
Wykham.     S, ,    \\  ;>am. 

\V\khambmk.      Sri     \\-fiamhrook. 
Wykhrv.   Alur  hn.    192. 

— ,  John,   of    L.ttlr    H.,dd.,u      192. 
\\\kuane.     5^  V. 
Wvlhx  • 
Wykhatd,  J..hn 

Wyklu-r.   John. 
Wylde.   William    I- 
Wvlr.    William 
Wylrln.      S*    Wilbx. 

Willl.M, 

124. 

I 

Wvlkrs.  J,,an   u 

Wvll, 
Wvllvnchah 

Wyllyni 

xllMiL'h.ilrsp.i:.  •  Willintfmi 

Isabel   xMt  rd  de. 


428 


INDEX. 


Wylynghale.     See  Willynghale. 

Wylynghale  Doo,  W.  Rokele.  See 
Willingale  Doe. 

Wylyngton.     See  Willington. 

Wymark,  Hugh,  263. 

Wvmberd,  Alice  wife  of  Thomas,  190. 

— ,  Thomas,  190. 

Wymbissh      (Wymbysh,     Wymbyssh), 
Agnes  wife  of  John,  237. 
Augustine,  of  Great  Bromley,  85. 
Cristina  wife  of  Augustine,  85. 
John,  237. 
Thomas,  239,  255. 
William,  239. 

Wymbysh,  Wymbyssh.     See  Wimbish. 

Wymelden,  William,  238. 

Wymere,  Alice  wife  of  John,  227. 

— i  John,   227. 

Wymund,  Ralph,  of  Sandon,  133,  154. 

Wymundham,  Peter,  citizen  and 
draper  of  London,  250. 

Wvnchestre,  Richard  de,  of  Great 
Parndon,  59. 

Wynd,  Alice  late  wife  of  Simon  le,  88. 

Wyndelesore,  Parnel  daughter  of  Ellis 
de,  10. 

Wyndesore,   Stephen,   192,  208. 

Wvnesfeld,  Cecily  wife  of  Nicholas  de, 
7. 

— ,  Nicholas  de,   7. 

Wynge,  John,  clerk,  263. 

Wynkefeld,  John  Benfeld  of,  273. 

Wynnyng,  Cristina  wife  of  John,   140. 

— .  John,  of  Berkhamsted,  ferrour,  140. 

Wvnslowe  (Wyncelowe,  Wynselawe, 
Wynselovve),  Joan  wife  of  William, 
160,  162,  166. 

— ,  John,  203,  242,  269. 

— ,  Mary  wife  of  John,  203,  242. 

— .  Richard,  vicar  of  Great  Clacton, 
175. 

— ,  William,  citizen  and  tailor  of  Lon- 
don, 160,  162,  166. 

"Wynstan,   John,   attorney,    124. 

Wynston.     See  Winstone. 

Wynter,  Agnes  wife  of  Ralph,  39. 

— .  Agnes  wife  of  Richard,   130. 

— .   loan  wife  of  Simon,   157. 

— .  John,    155. 

— .  Tohn.  255. 

— .  Ralph,   of  Earls   Colne,   39. 

— ,  Richard,  citizen  and  stockfish- 
monger  of  London,  242. 

Richard,   of   Saffron  Walden,    130, 
169. 
Simon,  of  London,  goldsmith.  157. 

Wvnterflod,  Richard,  of  Little  Bard- 
field,  31,  161. 

Wynwyk.     See  Winwick. 

Mm.  218  /,/v.  227,  245. 


WTyot,    John,    of    West    Hanningfield, 

'127. 

— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,    127. 
Wyremundeford,  Wyrmundeford.     See 

Wormingford. 
Wysdom,  Maud  wife  of  Nicholas,  191. 
— ,  Nicholas,  of  Fambridge,    146. 

,  Nicholas,     of    Woodham     Ferrers, 

191. 
Wyse  (Wise),  Egelena  wife  of  Reynald 

le,  61,  91. 

—  Joan  wife  of  John,  221. 

—  John,  of  Danbury,  227. 

—  John   le,   of   Prittlewell,   tailor,   93. 

—  John,  the  elder,  221. 

—  Katharine  wife  of  John  le,  93. 

—  Katharine    late    wife    of    Reynald, 
111. 

— ,  Reynald   le,   of   Prittlewell,   61,   86. 

91  bis. 

Wysman,  Agnes  wife  of  John,   159. 
— ,  John,   159. 
Wyssete,  John  de,  rector  of  Eastwood, 

62. 

Wystanton.     See  Wessington. 
Wyston.      See.  Wissington. 
Wyston,   Philip  de,  chaplain,  59. 
Wytenham,  John,   125. 
— ,  John  son  of  Warin  de,  89. 
— ,  Margaret   wife   of   John,    125. 
— ,  Margaret  wife  of  John,  89. 
Wytere,  Richard,  224. 
Wyth,  Thomas,  of  Cambridge,  70. 
Wytham.     See  Witham. 
Wytham,  John   de,   of  Cressing,   52. 
— ,  Roger  son  of  John  de,  52. 
— ,  Walter,  of  Cressing,  11. 
Wythardeslee,    Robert,    master    of    the 

college  of  St.   Laurence  by   Cannon 

Street,    London,    180. 
Wythefeld,    Salomon    de,    36. 
Wytheney,   Richard,    171. 
Wyther,  Alice  wife  of  Roger,  25. 

—  John,  of   Barking,   217. 

—  Katharine    wife    of    Richard,    164, 
193. 

—  Richard,  of  High  Ongar,  164,  193. 

—  Richard  son  of  Maud,  92. 

—  Robert  son  of  Maud,  92. 

—  Roger,  25. 

—  Simon,  of  Fyfield,  55,  85. 

—  Thomas,  90. 

—  William   son   of  Richard,    193. 
Wytheresfeld.     See  Withersfield. 
Wvthermersh.      See    Wethermessh. 
Wythermondford,  Wythermonford.  Set 

Wormingford. 
Wytheton.     See  Weeton. 
Wythirmerssh.      See  Wethermessh. 
Wythirmundeford.    See  Wormingfonf 


INDIA. 


129 


Wythkale.     See  Withcall. 
Wytlesham.     See  Witnohun. 

\Vyt\ngham,  Robert,  236. 
Wyvenho.     See  Wivrnhor. 

Yardley  (Yerdele),  John  Clerk  of,   17S. 
Yardley      (Yerdele),      co.      \Y<> 

manor,    132. 
Yarmouth,     Great     (Jermouth,     Jerne- 

muth,  Est  Jernemuth)  [co.  Norfolk]. 

See  Bacheller,  J.;  Brice,  J.;  Gerrn-rge, 

E. 

Yaresthorp,  co.  York.     See  Easthorpe. 
Yatton,    William    Boteler   of,   268. 
Yekewell.     See  Ickwell. 
Yeldham  (Gelham),   139,  253;  manor, 

15,  60. 

— ,  see  also  Auncel,  J.  and  T. 
-,  Great    (Great    Gelham,    Nethere- 

veldham),     17-9,    38,    80,    83,     113, 

'124,      128,     130,      187,      190,     227, 

234,  238,  256;  manor  and  advowson, 

5,   189,  198. 

— ,   Oldhalle  manor,   113. 
— ,  Thomas  Kentissh  of,  152. 

Little   (Little   Gelham,   Overeyeld- 

ham),  10,  24  few,  113,  124,  128,  130, 

187,   190,  227. 

Yemme,  John,  attorney,  27. 
Yenge  atte  Ston.     See  Ingatestone. 
Yerdele.     See  Yardley. 
Yerdele,  Alice  wife  of  Hugh  tie,   129. 
— ,  Hugh  de,  of  Thaxted,  129. 
Yfelde,  Michael  de,  26. 
Yipiswych,  John,  250. 
Ym worth,  Hugh,   180. 
Yodyn,  John,  of  Goldhanger,  228. 
Margery  wife  of  John,  228. 


Alii.-    hi, 

Hrm\.    of    Mafthbur 
.    llc-ii: 

.  John.'  136. 
,  John,  269. 
.  Join  ndon, 

— ,  Margai  n  le,  53. 

— ,  Robert,   «.t    \Vu;«  nkm. 
,  Thomas,   178,  18li 
Thorn  : ; 1 

.    Walter    1.,     I 
— ,   Walter,    of    n.nnr.'.u      125. 

.    William.    216, 
— ,   William    lr.   71. 
Yonuuym-    (  Ymi^'A    n«- 1      \' 

John',   154. 

-,   John,  i.t  114.    1M 

York,  archbishop  of.     See  A 
York,  duke  of.     See  Edward. 
Younge.     See  \> 
Ynxford,  John, 
Yungwyne.     S<  nc. 

Yutte,  Robert,  clerk. 
Yyngraf.     See  I: 

Zebern,  Agnes  \\ifi- 

— ,  Roger,   148. 

Zongesmyth.  John,  of  H.mlncld  Saling. 

Zouche,  Mary  wife  of  Thomas  la.  226. 
-,  Thomas  la,  226. 


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