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Vol. XXII.

PEDES FINIUM

COMMONLY CALLED

FEET OF FINES

FOR THE

COUNTY OF SOMERSET.

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EMANUEL GREEN, F.S.A.

PRINTED FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY.
1906.

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HARRISON AND SONS, PRINTERS IN ORDINARY TO HIS MAJESTY,
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In the preface to the last volume, I stated that the issue for
1906 would deal with the Quarter Sessions Records for the
reign of James I. But the time taken in the preliminary work
of flattening, preparing, and binding several thousand documents
has made it necessary to put off the production of this work for
another year. Mr. Green kindly came to my assistance, and in
its place has provided a fourth volume of the valuable Pedes
Finium for the first half of the fifteenth century. This particular
period has, for reasons given in the preface to Vol. XX, hitherto
been somewhat neglected, and it is hoped that, in conjunction
with the first volume of Mediaeval Wills, students of local history
will be considerably aided in their researches. Judging from a
wide, perhaps a superficial view, the tendency at this date was
for land to become concentrated in fewer hands, owing to the
ruin of the smaller proprietors consequent on the depreciation
caused by the Pestilence in 1348-9. Another cause was the
system of matrimonial alliances whereby the magnates sought to
extend their power and influence in the state.

The Quarter Sessions Records, so far as they have been
examined, are even richer in many details of local and social
history than might have been imagined. The records already
in print of the counties of Derby, Devon, Hertford, and

Worcester have shown the nature and importance of the
information contained therein, and Somerset will not fall behind.

When the cartularies of Athelney and Muchelney were
printed in Vol. XIV, and a close search for the lost cartulary of
Cleeve Abbey had proved useless, it was considered that this
class of documents (with the notable exception of Glastonbury)
had been worked out But this summer a cartulary of the
Priory of Minchin Buckland came to light, the very existence of
which was unsuspected. By the kindness of the owner a
transcript of this valuable document has been offered to the
Council, and it will be printed at some future date.

The subscription list is still a cause of anxiety, as it seems
impossible to check the slow progress of decay.

Among new subscribers are the Biblioth^que Nationale, Paris,
and the University Library, Toronto, who have also obtained a
complete set of the volumes already issued. It is probable, with
the materials of study supplied for research, that the history of
the County stands an excellent chance of being thoroughly
investigated, and the distinctive and interesting features made
known.

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EMANUEL GREEN, ESQ., F.S.A.

THE RIGHT HON. H. HOB HOUSE, ESQ., P.C.

REV. CANON T. SCOTT HOLMES, M.A.

J. F. F. HORNER, ESQ., M.A.

REV. W. HUNT, M.A.

SIR H. C. MAXWELL LYTE, M.A., K.C.B.

A. F. SOMERVILLE, ESQ.

REV. F. W. WEAVER, M.A., F.S.A.

REV. E. H. BATES, M.A. (Hon. Secretary).

VOLUMES ALREADY ISSUED.

VOL.

I. 1887. Bishop Drokensford's Register, 1309-1329. Bishop

HOBHOUSE.

II. 1888. Somerset Chantries. E. Green, Esq., F.S.A.
III. 1889. Kirbsr's Quest, &c., Somerset. F. H. Dickinson,

IV. 1890. Prx-Reformation Churchwardens' Accounts.

Bishop Hobhouse.

V. Z89X. Custumaria of Glastonbury Abbey, Xlllth

Century. C. I. Elton, Q.C.
VI. 1892. Pedes Finium, 1, 1x96-1307. E. Green, Esq., F.S.A.
VII. 1893. Two Chartularies of Bath Priory. Rev. w.

Hunt, M.A.

VIII. 1894. Bruton and Montacute Cartularies. Sir C. H.

Maxwell Lyte, K.C.B., and Canon Holmes, M.A.

JiotKUvM XtecorH jftomtp.

VOL.

IX— X. Z895-6. Bishop Ralph of Shrewsbury's Register,
1329-1363. 2 vols. Canon Holmes, M.A.

XI. 1897. Somersetshire Pleas, Xlllth Century. C. £. H.

Chadwyck-Healev, K.C.

XII. z898. Pedes Finium, II, 1308-1346. £. Green, Esq., F.S.A.

XIII. 1899. Registers of Bishop Giffard, 1265-6, and Bishop

Bowett, 1401-7. Canon Holmes, M.A.

XIV. „ Cartularies of Muchelney and Athelney Abbeys.

Rev. E. H. Bates, M.A.

XV. 1900. Gerard's Survey of Somerset, 1633. Rev e. H.
Bates, M.A.

XVI. Z90X. Somerset Wills, XlVth and XVth Centuries.
Rev. F. W. Weaver, M.A., F.S.A.

XVII. 1902. Pedes Finium, III, 1347-1399. E. Green, Esq.,
F.S.A.

XVIII. „ Hopton's Narrative of the Civil War. C. E. H.
Chadwyck-Healev, K.C.
XIX. 1903. Somerset Wills, 1301-1530. Rev. F. W. Weaver,
M.A., F.S.A.

XX. Z904. Certificate of Musters in the County of Somerset :

Temp. Eliz. A.D. 1569. E. Green, Esq., F.S.A.

XXI. 1905. Somerset Wills, 1531-1558. Rev. F. W. Weaver,

M.A., F.S.A.

XXII. 1906. Pedes Finium, IV, 1399-1460. E. Green, Esq., F.S.A.

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PAGE

Report v

Balance Sheet . . . . . . vii

List of Publications ix

List of Subscribers xi

Preface xvii

Pedes Finium i

Index 215

preface*

The first point to which attention may be drawn here is the
large increase in the number of manors dealt with, some of
them being now unknown. With this comes for the first time
the curious warranty against some expected claim of certain
abbots, a position not clear save possibly when remembering the
story of Robin Hood, where a knight having borrowed money
on his estate, the day for payment arrived, when the abbot,
sitting ready, says to his men : " but he come this yeke day,
disheryte shall he be." The knight then enters, but the abbot
supposing he would not pay, " lothely on hym gan looke and
vylaynously him gan call." The first warranty is in 1427,
perhaps a shadow of coming events.

The chivalers decrease in number, but the knights largely
increase. An alphabetical list of these is given, as having a
strong interest for many.

Then for the first time appears the title of esquire, the first
so described being James Durburgh in connection with land at
Wydecombe and Wyleton. The exact intention is not
explained, but the position implied some service or commission
under the crown, as in fact it should do to-day. The son of a
knight, as now, was an esquire, the sons of Walter Rodney
being both so described. Some ceremony, too, seems to have
once been used and the king created by the gift of a silver
collar. In an old ballad — " The Tanner of Tamworth " — we are
told:—

" * A coUer, a coUer,' our king gan cry,
Quoth the tanner, * It will breed sorrow,'

* Be not afraid, tanner,' said our kin^,

* So here I make thee the best esquire
That is in the north countrie.' "

xviii preface.

Also for the first time, but for twice only, appears the status
of gentleman. In one case William Forster, senior, is a
" gentilman," but William junior is a husbandman.

The lordship of Waysford mentioned had no connection
with Somerset It was, in fact, Wexford, and came through the
Pembroke family to the Greys. In course of time by a division
or settlement of lands the estate conferring the title passed to
the Talbots. In 1446 the Earl of Shrewsbury is found so
described, and his successors claim the title still, though there
seems never to have been either a creation or a patent.

There may be some interest in the coming of Sir Richard
Chokke at Stanton Drew. In his own cases noted he did not
sit as a justice. John Inyn (the pronunciation of Onion) was
also a judge.

Fine No. 66, p. 187, is nearly the same as No. 90, the latter
being necessary apparently because in the first the rights of the
heirs of Alianor were overlooked. This is the only difference
save that a second and heavier payment was exacted, or at least
is here recorded.

The words gorse and heath as translated may not necessarily
be exactly so, but may be possibly broom or briars or any waste
rough growth.

The appearance of the name of Chaucer must be noticed as
something towards the claim or argument that the poet was of a
Somerset family.

The usual guides to Rath give the origin of the name of the
Cross bath to the time of James II., when the queen was
supposed to have been made fruitful by its waters and a cross
erected in the bath to commemorate the supposed event. It
will be seen this idea must be given up as the name appears
here in 1456.

An orchard is mentioned in 147 1, and in 14 14 eight acres of

^Preface. xix

roses. From the name Hosewyfe or Husewyfe we get our
Husey. One man is called cosmopolitanus.

By the use of north, south, etc., as a prefix, a place name
becomes separated and indexed far apart. The plan, however,
has been retained, as also other various spellings, as it is always
unwise to tamper with an index.

Certain of the documents or parts of them being illegible,
gaps occasionally occur, but by good fortune some of these have
been filled from an unexpected source, too late met with, hence
small slip of emendations.

EMENDATIONS.

p. 3, line ii,y£?r Allerton r^a^/ Alfoxton.

p. 6, line 7 from bottom, after Reginald add -Payn.

p. 41, in No. 47, for Lucas read Lucy.

p. 42, line 12 from bottom, after James insert Durburgh.

p. 138, in No. yjyfor Margaret read Margery.

p. 170, line 19, make the manor Radewell.

p. 177, line 15 from bottom, make the name Tirel

p. 211, line 2 from bottom, r^a^ -archevesque.

SOMERSET

PEDES FINIUM.

I ^tntn ^V ( 1 399-1400).

1. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension between
William Wexcombe and Richard Hardegille querents ; and
John Pyle and Agnes his wife deforciants ; for the manor of
Zenereswyke with appurtenances. Plea of covenant was made
and John and Agnes acknowledged the said manor to be the
right of William as that which William and Richard had by
their gift ; for this William and Richard granted to John
and Agnes the said manor and rendered the same to hold to
them and their issue of the chief lord of the fee by the services
due, and if it happen that there be no issue of their bodies then
after their decease the said manor to remain to the heirs of
John.

2. At Westminster a month from Easter between Thomas
Brook, knight, and Joan his wife querents ; and John Duddyng
and Agnes his wife deforciants ; for a messuage and twenty-four
acres of land with appurtenances in Bisshopeston juxta
Mountagu. Plea of covenant was made. John and Agnes
acknowledged the right of Thomas and Joan and the heirs of
Thomas in perpetuity and besides they warranted the same.
For this Thomas and Joan gave John and Agnes twenty pounds
sterling.

domertfet dTtnei^. i l^enr^ iv.

3. At Westminster a month from Easter between Thomas
Sybyby and Joan his wife querents ; and John Jolyf de Yeuele
and Margery his wife deforciants ; for a messuage and six acres
of land in Kyngesbury Epi. Plea of covenant was made. John
and Margery acknowledged the right of Thomas as by their gift
and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Margery to
Thomas and Joan and the heirs of Thomas, and warranted.
For this Thomas and Joan gave John and Margery ten marcs of
silver.

4. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension between
Elizabeth who was the wife of Willian Botreaux, knight, and
William son of William de Botreaux junior querents, and
Thomas Peuerell and Margaret his wife deforciants ; for two
messuages, eighteen acres of land and three acres of meadow in
Northcadebury. Plea of covenant was made. Thomas and
Margaret acknowledged the right of William and quit claimed
for themselves and the heirs of Margaret to Elizabeth and
William and the heirs of William. For this Elizabeth and William
gave them twenty pounds sterling.

5. At Westminster in a month of Easter between Robert
Veel querent and Thomas Frenssh and Julia his wife deforciants ;
for two messuages and two acres of land with appurtenances in
Shepton Beauchamp. Plea of covenant was made. Thomas
and Julia acknowledged the right of Robert and quit claimed
for themselves and the heirs of Julia to Robert and his heirs and
they warranted. For this Robert gave Thomas and Julia twenty
marcs of silver.

6. At Westminster in a month of Easter between Robert
Veel querent ; and John Comelond and Agnes his wife
deforciants ; for two messuages and two acres of land in Shepton
Beauchamp. Plea of covenant was made. John and Agnes
acknowledged the right of Robert and quit claimed for themselves
and the heirs of Agnes to Robert and his heirs and they warranted,
and for this Robert gave them twenty marcs of silver.

7. At Westminster in the morrow of St Martin between
William Boneuyll chivaler and Margaret his wife querents ; and

i&omerKet Jfinti. i Aenr^ iv.

Hugh Cheyne chivaler and Matilda his wife deforciants ; for two
parts of the manor of Meryet. Plea of covenant was made.
Hugh and Matilda granted to William and Margaret the said
two parts and all rights held in the same for the life of Matilda,
to William and Margaret and the heirs of Margaret to hold of
the chief lord of the fee by the services due. For this William and
Margaret gave Hugh and Matilda one hundred marcs of silver.

8. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification of the
Blessed Mary, between Nicholas Forester and Robert Luccombe
querents and Thomas Bryghtlegh and Cristina his wife
deforciants ; for the manor of AUerton, and a toft and a ferling
of land in Westcaatokkyshed. Plea of covenant was made.
Thomas and Cristina acknowledged the said manor and
tenements to be the right of Nicholas as that which Nicholas
and Robert had by their gift. For this Nicholas and Robert
granted the same to Thomas and Cristina to hold to them and
their issue, and if it happen that they shall die without heirs of
their bodies then after the decease of both of them the said
manor and tenements to remain to John Loterell, knight, and
his heirs.

9. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension, and
afterwards in the octave of St. Michael in the second year of the
same king, between Thomas Stawell and John Brente querents ;
and Henry Notte and Agnes his wife deforciants ; for a messuage,
a dovecote, fifty acres of land, thirty acres of meadow, and twenty
acres of pasture in Middelsowey and Weston. Plea of covenant
was made. Henry and Agnes acknowledged the right of John
and Thomas as by their gift and quit claimed for themselves and
the heirs of Agnes to Thomas and John and the heirs of John,
and they warranted. For this Thomas and John gave them one
hundred marcs of silver,

10. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification, and
afterwards in the octave of St. Hillary in the second year of this
same King, between Thomas Lyon, vicar of the church of
Doltyng, and John Wryngton, parson of the church of Wandestre
querents; and Nicholas Cristesham and Matilda his wife
deforciants ; for a messuage, a toft, thirty-four acres of land, and

^omttitt Jfinti, 2 l^tntp iv.

five acres of meadow in Welles. Plea of covenant was made.
Nicholas and Matilda acknowledged the right of Thomas and
John as by their gift and quit claimed for themselves and the
heirs of Matilda to Thomas and John and the heirs of Thomas.
For this Thomas and John gave them twenty marcs of silver.

2 l^enrg ¥tf ( 1400-140 1).

11. At Westminster in the octave of St Hillary between
Robert son of John Hull, John Podemore, and John Russell
querents ; and Nicholas Cristesham and Matilda his wife
deforciants for two messuages and four acres of land in Welles.
Plea of covenant was made. Nicholas and Matilda acknowledged
the right of John Podemore as that which John, Robert, and
John Russell had by their gift, and for this Robert, John, and
John granted the same to Nicholas and Matilda to hold of them
and the heirs of John Podemore, for the lives of the said Nicholas
and Matilda, rendering therefor a rose at midsummer and doing
to the chief lord all services. And after the decease of Nicholas
and Matilda the said tenements shall revert to the said Robert,
John, and John and the heirs of John Podemore.

12. At Westminster in the octave of St. Hillary between
Ralph Durburgh and Joan his wife querents : and William
Thomer and Alianor his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, two
hundred acres of land and seven acres of meadow in Godelnye.
Plea of covenant was made. William and Alianor acknow-
ledged the right of Ralph as that which Ralph and Joan had by
their gift and quit claimed to them and to the heirs of Ralph.
For this Ralph and Joan gave William and Alianor one hundred
marcs of silver.

13. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Trinity and after-
wards in the octave of St Michael, in the third year of the
same king, between Thomas Tannere querent; and Thomas
Saltere chaplain deforciant ; for eight messuages, three tofts,
fifty-seven acres of land, and three acres of meadow in Wellys.
Plea of covenant was made. Thomas Saltere acknowledged

domeri^et jfintn. 3 ftenrj) iv.

the right of Thomas Tanner, and five messuages and two tofts
of the same rendered in the court to Thomas Tannere and his
heirs, and besides he granted for himself and his heirs that three
messuages, one toft, and the said land and meadow which John
Boteler and Alice his wife, held for their lives the heritage of
Thomas Saltere, which after the decease of John and Alice to
him and his heirs ought to revert, shall wholly remain to the
said Thomas Tannere and his heirs. For this Thomas Tannere
gave Thomas Saltere one hundred marcs of silver.

14. At Westminster in a month of Easter, and afterwards in
the octave of St. Michael in the seventh year of the same king
between William atte Pyrie querent, and John Bekyngton cousin
and heir of William de Kirkeby deforciant, for twenty-six acres
of land, and two acres of meadow in Sparkeford which Geoffery
Beteuyle and Margaret his wife, held for the life of Margaret
John acknowledged the right of William and granted that the
said tenement which after the death of Margaret to him and his
heirs ought to revert, should wholly remain to William and his
heirs. For this William gave John ten marcs of silver.

15. At Westminster in the octave of John Baptist, and after-
wards in the octave of St. Hillary in the third year of the same
king, between John Gerard of Kyngton and Thomas Ode chaplain
querents, and John Wake and Alice his wife deforciants, for
three messuages, three dovecotes, one carucate of land, and
fifteen acres of meadow in Barton Kyngton and Bodecleye.
John Wake and Alice acknowledged the right of John Gerard
as by their gift ; for this John Gerard and Thomas granted the
same to John Wake and Alice to hold to them for their lives,
rendering a rose at midsummer, and after their decease to revert
to John Gerard and Thomas and the heirs of John.

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16. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Trinity between
Robert Segere querent, and Thomas atte Nywehall and
Radulpha his wife deforciants', for three messuages in Taunton.

^omnitt ;fmti. 3 l^rnrp iv.

Thomas and Radulpha granted for themselves, and the heirs of
Radulpha that one messuage which John Spere and Joan his
wife and Elena their daughter held for life, and that one
messuage which Robert Dekene and Leucia his wife held for life,
and also that one messuage which John Dekene held for life, all
the heritage of Radulpha and which after the decease of the life
tenants to Thomas and Radulpha and the heir of Radulpha
ought to revert shall remain to the said Robert and his heirs.
For this Robert gave Thomas and Radulpha twenty marcs of
silver.

17. At Westminster in the morrow of St Martin between
Thomas William cleric querent and Alexander Hull and
Margaret his wife deforciants, for a messuage, thirty acres of land
and three acres of meadow in Chelyton. Alexander and
Margaret acknowledged the right of Thomas as by their gift,
and for this Thomas granted the same to Alexander and
Margaret to hold of him for their lives rendering a red rose at
midsummer, and after the decease of Alexander and Margaret
to revert to Thomas and his heirs.

18. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Hillary between
John Bluwet querent, and John Freman and Cecilia his wife, and
William Broun and Cristina his wife deforciants, for a messuage,
twelve acres of land and two acres of meadow in Kydesford.
John Freman and Cecilia, and William and Cristina acknowledge
the right of John Bluwet as by their gift and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Cecilia and Cristina to him and his
heirs, and besides they warranted ; for this John Bluwet gfave
them ten marcs of silver.

19. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St Michael and after-
wards in the quinzaine of Easter in the fourth year of the same
king, between Reginald . . . querent and Adam Kingiston
and Elizabeth his wife deforciants, for twenty-seven acres of land,
and a moiety of four messuages, four tofts, a dovecote (two
hundred and sixteen) acres of land, eighteen acres of meadow,
twenty acres of pasture and a rent of 13d, and a rose, in Litel-
sutton, Sutton Malet (Pederham), Slape, Edyngton, Catcote, and
Brugge Water. Adam and Elizabeth acknowledged the right of

domeri^et ifinti. 4 f^enr^ iv.

Reginald and granted to him the Said moiety in Sutton Malet
and all homages due, and besides they granted that eight acres
of land in Sutton Malet which Stephen Thomas held for life,
and that two acres of land in the saipe vill which John Baron
held for life and that one acre of land in the same vill which
William Putte held for life, and that one acre of land which
Richard Pury held for life and that one acre which ....
Chamberlayn held for life, and that two acres of land in the
same which John Potell held for life, and that two acres of land
in the said vill of Brugge Water which Richard Languiede held
for life, and that two acres of land in the same which William
Redmore held for life, and that eight acres of land in the same
which . . . Legh held for life, and also that the said
moiety of four messuages, four tofts, a dovecote, two hundred
and sixteen acres of land, eighteen acres of meadow and twenty
acres of pasture in the said vills of Litelsutton, Pederham,
Slape, Edyngton, Catecote and Bruggeswater which Alice
Payne held for life, the heritage of Elizabeth and which after
the deaths of the said tenants to Adam and Elizabeth and the
heirs of Elizabeth ought to revert shall remain to Reginald
and his heirs, and for this Reginald gave Adam and Elizabeth
two hundred marcs of silver.

4 l^enrg IF (1402-1403).

20. At Westminster in the month of Easter between Edmund
Basset querent and John Marke and Margaret his wife
deforciants, for a third part of the manors of Wynfreth, Saltford,
and Littelton, and for the advowsons of the said manors of
Wynfreth and Saltford. Plea of covenant was made. John and
Margaret acknowledged the said third parts and the said
advowsons to be the right of Edmund and quit claimed for them-
selves and the heirs of Margaret. For this Edmund gave
them one hundred marcs of silver.

21. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension between
William Stourton querent and John Askell and Dionisia his wife
deforciants, for a messuage in Frome Branche. Plea of covenant

8 donuri^et dTtne^. 4 )^entp iv.

was made. John and Dionisia acknowledged the right of
William as by their gift and quit claimed for themselves and the
heirs of Dionisia ; and for this William gave them one hundred
shillings of silver.

22. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter and after-
wards in the octave of Trinity in the same year, between
Richard Clopton and Cristina his wife querents ; and William
Staunton, William Roucetre, and John Forde cleric deforciants ;
for twenty-four messuages, thirty-seven acres of land and a half,
sixty-four acres of meadow and a half, twenty acres of wood,
and the third part of a mill, in Honespulle, Cosyngton,
Durburgh, Taunton, Bodneston, Wolmerston, and Netherstoweye,
and for the third part of the manor of Bykenhull, and for the
advowson of the chapel of the blessed Mary of Wollavyngton.
Richard and Cristina acknowledged the right of William
Staunton to the said tenement of which the said William,
William Roucetre and John had fourteen messuages, one
hundred and four score acres of land, forty-eight acres of
meadow, the said wood, and the said third part of the manor,
and the said advowson by their gift. For this concord the said
William, William, and John granted the same to the said
Richard and Cristina to hold for the life of Cristina. And
besides, William, William, and John granted for themselves and
the heirs of William Staunton that a messuage, twenty-four
acres of land and five acres of meadow aforesaid in Honespull,
which Richard Hareward held for life, and that one messuage
and one acre of land in the same vill which John Eliot and
Matilda his wife held for life, and that a messuage, thirty-six
acres of land and three acres of meadow in the same vill which
John Caleys and Juliana his wife held for life and that thirteen
acres of land and a half in the same vill which Hugh Cobbe,
William Cobbe and John son of William Cobbe held for life,
and that five acres of land in the same vill which John Conell
held for life and that a messuage, ten acres of land and two
acres of meadow and a half in the same vill which Walter Cobbe
and Matilda his wife held for life ; and that two messuages, ten
acres of land and three acres of meadow in the aforesaid vill of
Cosyngton which Thomas Bagge and Matilda his wife held for

S^omtxM iffintsi. 4 fi^tnxv iv.

life, and that four acres of land in the said vill of Nytherstowey
which Mathew Jouet and Joan his wife held for life ; and that
four acres of land in the vill of Bodneston which John Marchall
and Robert his son held for life, and that eight acres of land
and two acres of meadow in the same vill which Walter Wegge
and William his son held for life, and that six acres of land and
the said third part of a mill in the same vill which Philip
Mulleward and Cecilia his wife held for life ; and that a
messuage, six acres of land and one acre of meadow in
Wolmerston which Richard Lang and Joan his wife held for
life, and that a messuage in the said vill of Taunton which
Robert Collynges and Cristina his wife held for life, and that
a messuage in the same vill which William Damarle and Joan
his wife held for life ; the heritage of the said William Staunton
and which after the decease of the life tenants to him ought to
revert shall after the decease of the said tenants remain to the
said Richard Clopton and Cristina his wife to hold for the life of
Cristina and after the decease of the said Cristina the wife of
Richard the said tenement shall wholly remain to John Crukern
and Alice his wife and their issue, and if it happen that John
and Alice shall die without issue of their bodies then all to
remain to the right heirs of the aforesaid Cristina the wife of
Richard.

23. At Westminster in the octave of Trinity between
Thomas Harewell, Robert Orchard, and William Pynche
querents ; and Henry Darleston cleric, Thomas Colston and
Thomas Beaupyne and Margaret his wife deforciants ; for the
manors of Beere Craucombe and Estcapelond, and for four
messuages, fifty acres of land, twenty acres of meadow, fifty
acres of pasture, and twenty acres of wood in Hisbare, and
Seintmariebokelond and for the advowsons of the churches of
Beere Craucombe, and Estcapelond. Plea of covenant was
made. Henry and Thomas Colston and Thomas Beaupyne and
Margaret acknowledged the right of Thomas Harewell as by
their gift. For this Thomas Harewell, Robert, and William
granted the same to Henry, Thomas Colston, and Thomas
Beaupyne and Margaret to hold for the life of Thomas
Beaupyne and Margaret, and after their decease to remain to

^omttM ifinti. 4 litnxp iv.

John Harewell and Margery his wife and their issue, and if it
happen they die without issue then to remain to the heirs of the
body of the said Margery, and if there be no heir of the body of
Margery then to remain to the heirs of the bodies of Thomas
Beaupyne and Margaret, and if there be no heir of the bodies of
Thomas Beaupyne and Margaret then to remain to the heirs
begotten of Margaret, and if there be no heir begotten of
Margaret then to remain to the right heirs of the aforesaid
John.

24. At Westminster in the octave of Trinity between
Thomas Harewell, Robert Orchard, and William Pynche
querents ; and Harry Darleston cleric, Thomas Colston and
Thomas Beaupyne and Margaret his wife deforciants; for the
manors of Morton and Knolle and for two messuages, a virgate
of land and nine acres of meadow in Bedemynster and for the
advowson of the church of Knolle, plea of covenant was made
when Henry, Thomas Colston, and Thomas Beaupyne and
Margaret acknowledged the right of Thomas Harewell ; for this
the same Thomas, Robert Orchard, and William Pynche
granted the same to Henry, Thomas Colston, and Thomas
Beaupyne and Margaret to hold to them for the life of Thomas
Beaupyne and Margaret; and besides Thomas Harewell,
Robert, and William granted for themselves and the heirs of
Thomas that the said manor of Morton which Richard
Walbronde and Alice his wife held for life the heritage of
Thomas Harewell and which after the decease of Richard and
Alice to Thomas and Robert and William ought to revert shall
remain to Henry, Thomas Colston, and Thomas Beaupyne and
Margaret for the lives of Thomas and Margaret, and after their
decease to remain to William Venour and Elizabeth his wife
and the heirs issue of their bodies, and if it happen there be no
such heir then after the decease of William and Elizabeth to
remain to the heirs of the body of Elizabeth procreate, and if
there be no such heir then to remain to the heirs issue of the
bodies of Thomas Beaupyne and Margaret, and if there be no
such heir then to remain to the heirs begotten of Margaret, and
if there be no such heir of Margaret procreate then to remain to
the right heirs of the aforesaid William Venour.

^Dmerielet Jfimn. 4 l^tnvs iv.

25. At Westminster in the octave of St. Michael a4id
afterwards in the octave of Trinity between Thomas Poulet and
William Poulet querents ; and John Henton deforciant ; for
three messuages, two mills, one hundred and twenty acres of
land, twenty acres of wood, and twelve acres of more in
Northpethirton. Plea of covenant was made when John
acknowledged the right of William to the said tenements of
which William and Thomas had one messuage, four score and
fifteen acres of land, ten acres of meadow, the said wood, and
five acres of more, by the gift of John to hold to them and the
heirs of William. And besides John granted that one messuage,
one mill, three acres of land and two acres of more which John
Canon held for life, and that one messuage and the other mill
and one acre of land which John Baker held for life, and that
four acres of land and eight acres of meadow which Richard
Mareis held for the lives of John Squier, Henry Squier and
Roger Doddynch, and that two acres of land and two acres of
meadow which Robert Lyegh held for life, and that two acres
of land which John Castelman held for life, and that two acres
of land which John Clerk held for life, and that two acres of
land which John Prat held for life, and that two acres of land
which John Houlege held for life, and that two acres of land
which Richard Yonge held for life, and that two acres of land
which John Yne held for life, and that three acres of land which
John Mychell held for life, and also that five acres of more the
residue which John Newman held for life, all the heritage of the
said John Hendon and which after the decease of the life
tenants to him ought to revert shall remain to Thomas and
William and the heirs of William. For this Thomas and
William gave John Henton one hundred marcs of silver.

26. At Westminster in the octave of Trinity, between
Thomas Harewell, Robert Orchard and William Pynche
querents ; and Henry Darleston cleric, Thomas Colston,
Thomas Beaupyne and Margaret his wife deforciants ; for the
manor and hundred of Northpedyrton. Plea of covenant was
made when Henry, Thomas Colston and Thomas Beaupyne and
Margaret acknowledged the right of Thomas Harewell. For
this Thomas, Robert Orchard, and William Pynche granted the

Somerjiet jTiiuiJ. 4 fttntD iv.

said tenement to Henry, Thomas Colston, Thomas Beaupyne
an'd Margaret and surrendered the same except twelve shillings
rent in the said manor, and they granted also to the same the
said rent and likewise the homages and all services due from
John Paulet chiv., John Popham, John Payne, and Mathew de
Clyvedon, to hold for the life of Thomas Beaupyne and
Margaret. And after the decease of Thomas and Margaret to
remain to John Bluet and Agnes his wife and their issue, and if
it happen that they die without issue then to remain to the heirs
of Agnes of her body procreate, and if there be no such heir
of Agnes then to remain to the heirs the issue of Thomas
Beaupyne and Margaret, and if there be no such issue then to
remain to the heirs of Margaret begotten, and if there be no heir
of the body of Margaret then to remain to the right heirs of
John Bluet.

27. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter and after-
wards in the octave of Trinity in the same year between
William Wason and John VVyntout querents ; and John
Babyngton and Katrina his wife deforciants ; for ten messuages,
two hundred acres of land, ten acres of pasture, twenty acres of
meadow, eight acres of wood, three shillings rent, and a rent of a
pair of gloves in Middelcote, Mellys, Haydon, Purye, Babyngton
and Hale. Plea of covenant was made. John Babyngton
and Katrina acknowledged the said tenement to be the right of
William of which he and John Wyntout had six messuages one
hundred and four score and fourteen acres of land, the said
meadow pasture and wood by their gift, and they granted also
to the said William and John the said rent and the homages and
services of Geoffrey Cheye and Agnes his wife and John
Sampson and his heirs due for their tenements in Haydon, to
hold to them and the heirs of William. And besides John and
Katrina granted for themselves and the heirs of Katrina that
one messuage and six acres of land in Mellys which William
Cornyssh and Cristina his wife held for life, and that one
messuage and two acres of land in the same vill which William
Russell and Edith his wife held for life, and that a messuage and
six acres of land in the same vill which Nicholas Nubury and
Isabella his wife held for life, and also that a messuage and two

^omvcM Jfintsi. 4 ftenrp iv. 13

acres of land in the same vill which Walter Blays and Mary his
wife held for life ; the heritage of Katrina and which after the
decease of the life tenants to John Babyngton and Katrina and
the heirs of Katrina ought to revert shall remain to William
Wason and John Wyntout and the heirs of William. For this
William Wason and John Wyntout gave John Babyngton and
Katrina one hundred pounds sterling.

28. At Westminster in the octave of Trinity between Thomas
Harewell, Robert Orchard and William Pynche querents ; and
Thomas Beaupeny and Margaret his wife deforciants ; for the
manor of Baudryp and the advowson of the church of the same
manor and for a messuage a carucate of land and four acres of
meadow in Chelton. Plea of covenant was made, Thomas
Beaupeny and Margaret acknowledged the right of Thomas
Harewell and for this Thomas Harewell, Robert and William
granted the same to Thomas Beaupeny and Margaret for their
lives. And besides they granted for themselves and the heirs of
Thomas that the said tenement which Isabella Paie held for life
in the said vill, the heritage of Thomas Harewell, and which after
the decease of Isabella to him and his heirs ought to revert, shall
after the decease of Isabella remain to Thomas Beaupeny and
Margaret to hold like the manor and advowson for their lives,
and after their decease to remain to William Worston and
Margaret his wife and their issue, and if it happen that they die
without issue then to remain to the heirs of Margaret the wife of
William and her heirs of her body procreate, and if there be no
heirs of Margaret wife of William, then to remain to the heirs
the issue of Thomas Beaupeny and Margaret his wife, and if
there be no such heirs then to remain to the heirs of Margaret of
her body procreate, and if there be no such heir of Margaret
then to remain to the right heirs of the aforesaid William
Worston.

29. At Westminster in the morrow of St. John Baptist
between John Combe junior querent ; and John Sprete and
Margery his wife and John Jurdan and Elena his wife
deforciants ; for two messuages in Taunton. Plea of covenant
was made. John Sprete and Margery and John Jurdan and
Elena acknowledged the right of John Combe as by their gift

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and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Margery and
Elena, and they warranted ; for this John Combe gave tiiem ten
marcs of silver.

30. At Westminster in the octave of St Martin between
Nicholas Coker, John Wyche, and Richard Wyche cleric
querents ; and Thomas Hywissh deforciant ; for the manor of
Exford. Thomas acknowledged the right of Richard and
rendered the same to Richard, Nicholas and John to hold to
them and the heirs of Richard in perpetuity ; for this they gave
Thomas one hundred marcs of silver.

31. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification
between William Wolly cleric, Roger Aubyn, Robert Northouer
cleric, and John Bailly of Clyvedon querents ; and John Coker
and Elena his wife and John Mareys and Isabella his wife
deforciants ; for the manor of Capenore except thirty-four acres
of land, five acres of meadow and a half and seven acres of wood
in the same manor. John Coker and Elena and John Mareys
and Isabella acknowledged the said manor to be the right of
William, Roger, Robert, and John Bailly as by their gift and
quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Elena and Isabella
to them and to the heirs of William ; for this John Coker and
the others gave them one hundred marcs of silver.

32. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification
between John Sparwe querent; and Roger Loundres and
Matilda his wife deforciants ; for two messuages fifty acres of
land and eight acres of meadow in Northperet. Roger and
Matilda granted the said tenement to John and quit claimed all
the rights they had for the life of Matilda to John and his heirs
in perpetuity ; for this John gave them ten marcs of silver.

33. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin and after-
wards in the octave of St. Hillary in the fifth year of the same
king, between Nicholas Coker, William Gosse, William Hen ton,
John Coker, and Robert Veel querents ; and William Abboteston
of Chichestre glasiere and Agnes his wife deforciants ; for sixteen
acres of land, two acres of meadow, and eight shillings rent in
Yevelton and Est Coker. William Abboteston and Agnes

ionutM ifimfi. 5 f^enr^ iv. 15

acknowledged the right of William Gosse, William Henton, John
and Robert, as likewise to the homages and services of John
Ruffyn and Alianor his wife and John Decke and Alice his wife
and their heirs, to hold to them and to the heirs of William Gosse
in perpetuity. And besides they granted for themselves and the
heirs of Agnes that the tenement which Gilbert Trotte and Alice
his wife held for the life of Alice the heritage of Agnes and which
after the decease of Alice to William Abboteston and Agnes and
the heirs of Agnes ought to revert, after the decease of Agnes shall
remain to William Gosse and to his heirs. For this William Gosse
and the others gave William and Agnes ten marcs of silver.

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34. At Westminster in the morrow of St Martin between
Thomas Myles querent and John Durham of Northcory and
Maria his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, forty acres of land,
six acres of meadow, fifty acres of pasture, ten acres of wood,
and six acres of more in Ilemynster and Chelyworth. John and
Maria acknowledged the right of Thomas and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Maria to Thomas and his heirs in
perpetuity, and for this Thomas gave them one hundred marcs of
silver.

35. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between
Hugh Sebot chaplain, John Shillyngford chaplain, Richard
Dunsterre chaplain, Thomas Brokhampton and William Shourt
querents ; and Roland Rake and Margery his wife deforciants ;
for a messuage, a carucate of land, and twenty acres of meadow
in Mertok. Roland and Margery acknowledged the right of
Hugh to have and to hpld to him and his heirs in perpetuity and
they warranted for themselves and the heirs of Margery. For
this Hugh and the others gave Roland and Margery twenty
marcs of silver.

36. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter between
William Hogyn chaplain and Henry Panter querents and John
Haregrove and Edith his wife deforciants; for five messuages
and four acres of land in Yevele and Kyngston juxta Modeford

1 6 domet^et JfintH. 5 fcenrp iv.

Terry. John and Edith acknowledged the right of William as
by their gift and for this William and Henry granted the same
to John and Edith to hold to them and their issue in perpetuity,
and if it happen that they die without issue then to remain to
John Pudenvill son of the said Edith and the heirs of his body,
and if he die without such heirs then to remain to John son of
the said John Haregrove junior and the heirs of his body, and if
he die without such heirs then to remain to William his brother,
and if William die without such heirs then to remain to the right
heirs of the aforesaid Edith.

37. At Westminster in a month of Easter between Philip
Courtenay and Anne his wife querents ; and Matilda Oseborn
deforciant; for a messuage and a carucate of land in Forde.
Philip and Anne acknowledged the right of Matilda, and for this
Matilda granted the same to Philip and Anne to hold to them
for their lives, and after their decease to remain to Thomas
Aunger son of John Aunger and his heirs in perpetuity.

38. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension and
afterwards in the octave of Trinity in the same year between
John Wadham knight and Joan his wife querents ; and John
Mucheldevere of Wyke juxta Langport and Edith his wife
deforciants ; for thirteen acres of land and one acre of wood in
Wyghtlakyngton. John Mucheldevere and Edith granted the
said tenement to John Wadham and Joan to hold to John
Wadham and Joan and their male issue, and if it happen that
John Wadham die without heirs male of Joan procreate, then
after the decease of Joan to remain to Robert son of the said
John Wadham and his heirs male, and if Robert die without such
heirs then to remain to the right heirs of the same John Wadham.
For this John and Joan gave John and Edith twenty marcs of
silver.

39. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Trinity between
Thomas Paunsefot and Elizabeth his wife and Henry Sydenham
and Margaret his wife querents ; and John Bochell and Isabella
his wife deforciants ; for twelve messuages, two hundred acres of
land, thirteen acres of meadow, two hundred acres of pasture,
twelve acres of wood and ten acres of more in Dovery, Borghe

domtriet iffima. 6 J&tnr|) iv. 17

Pitte, Coumbe, Torre, and Tymbercombe. John and Isabella
acknowledged the right of Margaret and quit claimed for them-
selves and the heirs of Isabella to Thomas and Edith and Henry
and Margaret and the heirs of Margaret ; for this they gave John
and Isabella one hundred marcs of silver.

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40. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Hillary between
William Marchaunt and Agnes his wife querents; and John
Sprete and Margery his wife deforciants ; for a moiety of a mes-
suage with appurtenances in Taunton. John and Margery
acknowledged the said moiety to be the right of William and
quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Margery to William
and Agnes and the heirs of William. For this William and
Agnes agreed for themselves and the heirs of William a rent
every year to John and Margery for their lives of eighteen shil-
lings of silver payable by four shillings and sixpence quarterly,
and if William and Agnes and the heirs of William at any time
default then John and Margery may distrain in the said moiety
and hold and retain until full payment with arrears to be made.
And after the decease of John and Margery William and his
heirs shall be quit of the said payment.

41. At Westminster in a month of Easter between Hugh
Sebot cleric, William Cressy cleric, Ralph Bussh, Thomas Brok-
hampton, and Richard Prestecote querents ; and Roland Rake
and Margery his wife deforciants; for the manor of Pokyngton
and the advowson of the church of the manor. Roland and
Margery acknowledged the right of Hugh as by their gift and
quit claimed to him and his heirs ; for this Hugh gave them one
hundred marcs of silver.

42. At Westminster in three weeks of Easter between Robert
Hull junior, Richard Slade, William Cancy cleric and John atte
Wode querents; and John Lorty chivaler and Alice his wife
deforciants ; for twenty-four messuages, ten tofts, three carucates
of land, twenty acres of meadow, two hundred acres of pasture

1 8 S'omeriJet dTiiuiJ. 6 ftenrj) iv.

and sixty acres of wood in Northcory, Corylond, Northpederton,
and Bruggewater. John Lorty and Alice acknowledged the
right of William as by their gift to hold to him and his heirs, and
for this Robert, Richard, William, and John atte Wode gave them
two hundred marcs of silver.

43. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin between
Robert Knoyell querent ; and John Warde and Agnes his wife
deforciants; for the sixth part of the manor of Wedergrave.
John and Agnes acknowledged the said sixth part to be the right
of Robert as by their gift and quit claimed for themselves and
the heirs of Agnes, and for this Robert gave them twenty marcs
of silver.

44. At Westminster in a month of Easter, and afterwards in
the octave of Trinity in the same year, between John Venables
querent ; and Geoffrey Glovere and Cristina his wife deforciants ;
for two messuages, thirty acres of land, ten acres of meadow and
three acres of wood in Blakedon and Wynescombe, Geoffry and
Cristina acknowledged the right of John and granted for them-
selves and the heirs of Cristina that one messuage, twenty acres
of land, four acres of meadow and three acres of wood of the
said tenement which John Parsones held for life, and also that
one messuage, ten acres of land and six acres of meadow which
John Craan held for life, the heritage of Cristina and which after
the decease of the life tenants to Geoffrey and Cristina and the
heirs of Cristina ought to revert shall remain to John Venables
and his heirs, and for this John Venables gave them twenty
marcs of silver.

45. At Westminster in the octave of St. John Baptist between
John Osemond and Richard Lokere querents ; and John
Testwode and Elizabeth his wife deforciants ; for seven messuages,
four score and ten acres of land, eight acres of meadow and ten
shillings and twopence and a halfpenny rent, in Chilton Cantelo.
John Testwode and Elizabeth acknowledged the right of John
Osemond as by their gift For this John and Richard granted
the same to John and Elizabeth to hold to them for their lives,
and after them to remain to William Homer and Cristina Jamys

AomttM dfittta. 7 f^mr^ iv. 19

and their issue, and if they die without issue then to remain to
the right heirs of William.

7 l^entg IF (1405-6).

46. At Westminster in the morrow of St Martin between
William Hastyng querent ; and Baldwin Malet, knight, and
Amicia his wife deforciants ; for the manors of Enemer and
Sutton and the advowson of the church of the manor of Enemer.
Baldwin acknowledged the said manors and the advowson to be
the right of William as by his gift, and for this William granted
the same to Baldwin and Amicia, except one messuage, twenty-
two acres of land, two acres of meadow, and two acres of more
called Charersplace, one messuage and one carucate of land
called Berford, and also one messuage and one carucate of land
called Marschalplace, in the said manor of Enemer, to hold for
their lives of William, rendering therefor per annum a rose at
Midsummer, and after the decease of Baldwin and Amicia the
whole to revert to William and his heirs.

47. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin between
Adam atte Welle cleric, John Gloucetre cleric, William Twynyho
and Thomas Trych querents ; and John Cable deforciant ; for
five messuages, four score acres of land, six acres of meadow and
forty shillings rent in Frome Braunche, Magna Cayner and Parva
Cayner. John Cable acknowledged the right of Adam as by
his gift and quit claimed to him ; for this Adam, John Gloucetre,
William and Thomas gave John Cable twenty marcs of silver.

48. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin between
William Gascoigneof Bridggewater querent ; and John Noethdon
and Matilda his wife deforciants ; for twenty-four acres of land,
one acre of meadow, twenty-two acres of more, twelvepence rent
and a third part of a mill, in Chilton and Bruggewater. John and
Matilda acknowledged the right of William and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Matilda ; for this William gave
them twenty marcs of silver.

20 il^omrr£let dTtneif. 7 f^enry iv.

49. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification,
between John Roger of Brydport, William Ekerdon cleric,
William Coventre and Walter Cotton querents ; and Reginald
Grey, lord Waysford and Ruthyn knight, deforciant; for the
manor of Berewyk. Reginald acknowledged the right of John
as by his gift and quit claimed. For this John, William, William
and Walter gave him one hundred marcs.

50. At Westminster in the octave of the Purification and
afterwards in the quinzaine of Easter in the eighth year of the
same king, between Richard Haukeford, Gilbert Wibbury, John
Henstecote and StephenGiffard querents; and Henry Foleford and
Willelma his wife deforciants ; for eighteen messuages, seven tofts,
three carucates, twenty ferlings and six acres of land, forty acres of
meadow, two hundred acres of pasture, eleven acres of wood, two
court views of frankpledge, thirty shillings rent and a rent of twelve
capons and two pounds of pepper, in Batheneston, Wachet, and
Brompton Raaf and the advowson of the church of Brompton
Raaf, and common of pasture for six beasts and one working
horse at any time of the year in five hundred acres of land, and five
hundred acres of pasture in Chermerdon and Langerewene, and for
common of pasture for all manner of animals at any time in five
hundred acres of pasture, and five hundred acres of gorse in
Brpmdon, and for a moiety of the manor of Wylyton, and a moiety
of a messuage, a dovecot, three weirs, and the profits of a market,
and a court of frankpledge, in the said vills of Batheneston and
Wachet. Plea of covenant was made. Henry and Willelma
granted to Richard, Gilbert, John, and Stephen, eight messuages,
five tofts, one carucate and a half and twelve ferlings and six acres
of land, sixteen acres of meadow, seven acres of wood, the said
rents of court, common for all animals as aforesaid, the moiety of
the manor, the weirs, the profits, and the advowson. Likewise
the homages and all services of the abbot of Clyve, the prior of
Taunton and their successors, of Robert parson of the church of
Cantokeshed, William Stradlyng knight, Simon Raleigh, James
Durbui^^h, John Prest and Ricarda his wife, John Brugge, John
Pridekyn and Agnes his wife, Thomas Alnercote and Agnes his
wife, John Markes, Agnes Chefifare, John Chaseman, John
Churchey and Sibilla his wife, William Walsshe and Hawisia

SkomtvM Jfimn. 7 f^enrp iv. 21

his wife, William Clerk, John Gift, Walter Bannok, William
Underwode, John Orchard, John Glover and Margery his wife,
Henry Toker and Matilda his wife, Agnes Prest, William Prest,
John Fysours, John Bathe and Joan his wife, William Culler and
Katherine his wife, Gilbert Basyngge, John Whornere,' Edith
Whornere, John Bailie of Donster, Matilda Everard, Simon
Raleigh, John Wolf atte Streme, Richard de Allere, and Richard
Trebelle, and their heirs for all the tenements which the said
Henry Foleford and Willelma formerly held in the said vills.
And Henry Foleford and Willelma rendered the same in the
court to Richard Haukeford to hold to him and his heirs of them
for the life of Henry son of John Foleford, rendering therefor
a rose at midsummer. And besides the said Henry Foleford
and Willelma granted for themselves and the heirs of Willelma
that ten messuages, two toft?, one carucate and a half and eight
ferlings of land, twenty-four acres of meadow, the said pasture,
four acres of wopd, the said common for six beasts and one
horse, and the said moiety of a messuage and a dovecot in the
said vill of Batheneston which Richard Godefelawe cleric and
William Godefelawe held for life the heritage of the said
Willelma, which after the death of the life tenants to Henry
Foleford and Willelma and the heirs of Willelma ought to revert,
shall remain to the said Richard Haukeford and his heirs, to
hold like the other tenements aforesaid for the life of Henry son
of John, and after the decease of Henry the son of John to revert
to the said Henry Foleford and Willelma and the heirs of
Willelma. For this Richard Haukeford gave Henry Foleford
and Willelma two hundred marcs of silver.

51. At Westminster in three weeks of Michaelmas day and
afterwards in the quinzaine of Easter in the same year of the
same king, between William Howeys cleric, Philip Cleffeld
cleric, querents, and George de la More and Joan his wife
deforciants, for the manors of Upwere and Alwarton and for
two messuages, two carucates of land, twelve acres of meadow
and thirty shillings rent in Wroxhale and Batelburgh, and for
the advowson of the church of the manor of Alwarton. George
and Joan acknowledged the right of William of which he had
the manor of Alwarton and the advowson by their gift ; for this

32 ^omtxM Jfinn 7 Hmrp iv.

William and Philip granted the said -manor and advowson
to George and Joan, and one messuage and one carucate of
land in Wroxhale, to hold to them for their lives. And besides
William and Philip granted for themselves and the heirs of
William, that the manor of Upwere which Richard Power and
Alianor his wife held for the life of Alianor the heritage of
William and which after the decease of Alianor to him and his
heirs ought to revert shall remain to George and Joan for their
lives, and after their decease to William (son of George) and
Isabella his wife and their issue, and if they die without issue
then to remain to the right heirs of the aforesaid Joan ; and the
aforesaid one messuage and one carucate of land in Wroxhale
to remain to the right heirs of George.

52. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension and
afterwards in the octave of Trinity in the same year, between
John Hugyn querent and George de la More and Joan his wife
deforciants, for seven messuages, one hundred and sixteen acres
of land, fourteen acres of meadow, eleven acres of pasture and
the third part of a messuage in Weston, Kyngesdon, Hurdecote,
Somerton, Litelton juxta Somerton, West Chinnok, Bodecley,
and Cherlton Adam. George and Joan acknowledged one
messuage, fifty-four acres of land, two acres of meadow, and
three acres of pasture in Westchynnok, Bodecley, and Cherlton
Adam to be the right of John by their gift and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Joan. And they granted also to
John five messuages, sixty-two acres of land, twelve acres of
meadow and eight acres of pasture in Weston, Kyngesdon,
Hurdecote, Somerton and Litelton, to hold of them and the
heirs of Joan for his life, rendering a rose at midsummer, and
after his decease to remain to Elizabeth his daughter and the
heirs of her body procreate, and if she die without such heirs then
to revert to George and Joan and the heirs of Joan. For this
John gave George and Joan one hundred marcs of silver.

53. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension and
afterwards in the morrow of St. John Baptist in the same year
between John Venables, Richard Sutton, Thomas Stawell and
Hugh Gary querents, and Philip Hampton and Alice his wife,

^omtvM ;ffimii, 8 Hentp iv. 23

and Robert Hull son of John Hull knight and Isabella his wife
deforciants, for the manor of Estharpetre, and six messuages,
two hundred acres of land, fourteen acres of meadow, and four
score acres of wood in Estwode, Colley, Chirwold and Shirborne.
The right of Richard was acknowledged, and for this he granted
the same to Philip and Alice, except one carucate of land in the
said manor, to hold to them and the heirs of the body of Alice
procreate, and if Alice die without such heirs then after the
decease of Philip, to remain to Robert and Isabella and the heirs
of Isabella. To Robert and Isabella was granted alsp the
aforesaid carucate of land to hold to them for their lives, and
after them to remain to Philip and Alice and the heirs of Alice,
and if Alice die without heirs of her body then after the decease
of Philip to remain to the right heirs of Isabella.

54. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin and
afterwards in the octave of St. Hillary in the same regnal year
between John Webbe of Cayner, senior, querent, and Benedict
Lytele and Argentina his wife deforciants, for a messuage and
eleven acres of land in Magna Cayner. The right of John was
acknowledged as to ten acres of land as by the gift of Benedict
and Argentina, and besides they granted for themselves and the
heirs of Argentina, that the said messuage and one acre of land
which Mathew Thykks held for his life the heritage of
Argentina shall after Mathew remain to John and his heirs to
hold with the other ; for this John gave them twenty marcs of
silver.

8 f^enrg JF (1406-7).

I. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between
William Gosse, Henry Portiay cleric, and Thomas Cane querents
and Baldewinn Malet chivaler and Amicia his wife and Richard
Boyton and Margery his wife deforciants for the manor of Cory-
pole and the advowson. Baldewinn and Amicia and Richard
and Margery acknowledged the right of Henry as by their
gift ; for this William, Henry, and Thomas granted the same to
Richard and Margery to hold for their lives and after their
decease to remain to Baldewinn and Amicia and their issue and

24 Somertet ;finti, 8 fttnrp iv.

if they die without such issue then to remain to the right heirs
of Amicia.

2. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between John
Colchestre of Bristol! harbour querent and John Beket and
Matilda his wife deforciants, for a toft, thirty-four acres of land
and three acres of meadow and a half in Knoll juxta Bedminster.
John Beket and Matilda acknowledged the right of John
Colchestre as by their gift and quit claimed to him for them-
selves and the heirs of Matilda ; for this he gave them twenty
marcs of silver.

3. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between
Jolin Holdcote cleric, William Shorte and William Smyth
cleric querents, and Walter Walsshe and Joan his wife
deforciants, for a toft, seventeen acres of land, ten acres of
meadow, one acre virgulti (osiers, saplings), and pasture for
three animals in Muchelneye. Walter and Joan acknowledged
the right of William Shorte as by their gift and quit claimed ; for
this John, William and William gave them ten marcs of silver.

4. At Westminster in the morrow of St Martin and after-
wards in the octave of St. Hillary in the same regnal year
between Geoffery Were cleric and Martin Jacob querents, and
Richard Otery and Thomasia his wife deforciants, for the
manor of Holne. Richard and Thomasia acknowledged the
right of Geoffry as by their gift ; for this Geoffry and Martin
granted the same to them to hold to them and their issue, and if
they die without issue then to remain to Robert Stenyng and
Alice is wife and to their issue, and if they die without such
issue then to remain to Geoffry Otery for his life, and after his
death to remain to John Mey son of John Mey for his life
and after him to remain to the right heirs of the aforesaid
Richard.

5. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension between
Philip Hampton and Alice his wife, John Hampton and
Edmund Artour querents, and Robert Hull and Isabella his wife
deforciants, for six messuages, a carucate and two hundred acres
of land, fourteen acres of meadow, and four score acres of wood

AomtxM S^inti. 8 ^enri) iv. 25

in Estharptre, Estwode, Colley Shyrwold and Shyrbourne.
Robert and Isabella granted the said tenement to Philip and
Alice and John and Edmund to hold to them and the heirs of
Alice for all the life of Robert and Isabella, rendering therefor
per annum ten pounds sterling, viz., fifty shillings at each quarter
day, and in case of default distraint to be made. And after the
decease of Robert and Isabella the said payment shall cease.
For this grant and agreement, Robert and Isabella were given
one hundred marcs of silver.

6. At Westminster in a month of Easter between Thomas
Bamfeld son of John Bamfeld querent ; and William Newsman
of Litelweston and Cristina his wife deforciants ; for three
messuages, a toft, twenty acres of land, and three acres of
meadow in Litelweston. William and Cristina acknowledged
the right of Thomas and quit claimed for themselves and the
heirs of Cristina ; for this Thomas gave them twenty marcs of
silver.

7. At Westminster in a month of Easter and afterwards in
the octave of Trinity in the same year between John Bryce of
Yevelchestre querent ; and John Burcy of Langesutton and
Agnes his wife deforciants ; for four messuages, sixteen acres of
land and two acres of meadow in Estlambroke and Hethome.
John Burcy and Agnes acknowledged the right of John Bryce,
for this John Bryce granted the same to John and Agnes to
hold for their lives and after them to remain to Richard Burcy
son of John and Agnes and the heirs of his body begotten, and
if he die without such heirs then to remain to William Burcy
his brother and the heirs of his body, and if he have no such heir
then to remain to the right heirs of the aforesaid John Burcy.

8. At Westminster in the octave of Trinity between Henry
Lescrop of Marham chivaler querent ; and Robert Lovell and
Elizabeth his wife deforciants ; for the manors of Kyrtgesdon,
Somerton Erie, and Somerton Randolf and the advowson of
Kyngesdon. Robert and Elizabeth granted to Henry the said
manors and advowson to hold of them and the heirs of Elizabeth
for his life rendering per annum a rose at midsummer, and after

36 ^omvcM ifitun. 8 i^enrp iv.

his decease to revert to Robert and Elizabeth and the heirs of
Elizabeth ; for this Henry gave them two hundred pounds
sterling.

9. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Trinity and afterwards
in the quinzaine of Easter in the ninth year of the same King,
between Roger Tilly querent ; and Richard atte Yate cousin
and heir of Nicholas White deforciant ; for a messuage and
twenty acres of land in Rode, Telesford and Farlegh Mountfort.
Richard acknowledged the right of Roger of which he had
fourteen acres of land by his gift and this he quit claimed in the
court, and besides Richard granted that a messuage and six
acres of land which William Squyer and Alice his wife held for
the life of Alice the heritage of Richard which after Alice ought
to revert to him shall remain to Roger and his heirs ; for this
Roger gave Richard twenty marcs of silver.

10. At Westminster in a month of Easter and afterwards in
the quinzaine of Easter in the ninth year of the same King,
between William Bury and John Compton cleric querents ; and
Matilda Orchard deforciant ; for two messuages, two tofts, three
gardens, three carucates of land, sixteen acres of meadow, thirty-
two acres of pasture, six acres of wood and the moiety of a
ferling of land in Wyliton, Craucombe, and Wode except four
acres of land and three acres of meadow in Craucombe. Matilda
acknowledged the right of William of which he had one messuage,
the toft, two gardens, nine acres of meadow, ten acres of pasture,
the wood and moiety and two carucates of land except twelve
acres in one carucate, by her gift ; for this William granted the
same so far as above stated to Matilda to hold for her life, and
besides William and John granted for themselves and the heirs of
William that a messuage, a garden, a carucate of land, three acres
of meadow, and twenty acres of pasture in Wode which John
Rixen held for life ; and also that twelve acres of land of the
carucate above excepted, an acre of meadow and two acres of
pasture in Craucombe which John Orchard son of Matilda held for
the life of Elizabeth the wife of John Pouresford the heritage of
William shall after the decease of the lifetenants remain to Matilda
for her life. And after the decease of Matilda to remain to John

^omnutt Jfinti. 9 l^tnxp iv. 37

Orchard of Orchard and the heirs of his body, and if he have no
such heir then to remain to Richard Orchard his brother and the
heirs of his body, and if he die without such heir then to remain
to William Rabbock of Brustollia and the heirs of his body
begotten, and if he die without such heirs then to remain to the
right heirs of Matilda.

9 ?^t8 vtr (1407-8)-

fii. At Westminster in the octave of St. Hillary between
Roger Helebrygge querent ; and Robert Horton and Agnes his
wife deforciants ; for a messuages and a ferling of land (the
eighth of an acre) in Dulverton. Robert and Agnes acknow-
ledged the right of Roger and quit claimed for themselves and
the heirs of Agnes to him and his heirs ; for this Roger gave
them ten marcs of silver.

12. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension and
afterwards in the octave of St. Hillary in the second year of
King Henry son of the above King Henry, between Walter Hill
querent ; and Henry Tornour deforciant ; for the manor of
Radyngton, and for two messuages and nineteen shillings rent
in Radyngton and Brissheford called Battescombe Noteville and
Hele and the advowson of the church of Radyngton, which
Margaret who was the wife of John Radyngton held for life.
Henry granted that the said manor and tenement and advowson
his heritage, after the decease of Margaret shall remain to Walter
and the heirs of his body begotten, and if he die without such
heirs then to remain to Emeline his mother for her life and after
her decease to remain to Agnes the sister of Walter and the
heirs of her body procreate. And if it happen that Agnes die
without such heirs then to remain to Anne the daughter of
Agnes and the heirs of her body, and if Anne die without such
heirs then to remain to John the son of the aforesaid Agnes and
the heirs of his body, and if John die without such heirs then to
remain to Simon Beamevyle and his heirs in perpetuity. For
this Walter gave Henry two hundred marcs of silver.

13, At Westminster in three weeks of Michaelmas and after-

28 ^omeri^et JFintH. 9 ftenrp iv.

wards in the octave of St. Michael in the seventh year of Henry
the son of Henry, between John Forester querent; and John
White and Lucy his wife deforciants; for a messuage, twenty
acres of land, two acres of meadow and two acres of wood in
Badyalton. John White and Lucy acknowledged the right of
John Forester as by their gift ; for this John Forester granted
the same to John White and Lucy to hold to them of him for
their lives rendering per annum twenty pence in silver at
Michaelmas. And after the decease of John and Lucy to revert
to John Forester and his heirs.

14. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter between
William Burleston querent ; and John Lacche and Dionisia his
wife deforciants ; for the manor of Heghechurche. John and
Dionisia acknowledged the right of William and quit claimed ;
for this William gave them one hundred marcs of silver.

15. At Westminster in the octave of the Purification and
afterwards in the quinzaine of Easter in the same regnal year,
between John de Sancto Mauro son of Richard de Sancto
Mauro formerly lord of Castelcary knight and Margaret his wife
daughter of John Erlegh querents ; and Richard de Sancto
Mauro knight deforciant ; for three messuages, eight carucates of
land, sixty acres of meadow, two hundred acres of pasture, and
four score acres of wood in Blakeford and Prestelegh and the
advowson of Blackeford. Richard granted to John and Margaret
two messuages, five carucates of land, thirty-five acres of meadow,
one hundred acres of pasture and thirty acres of wood and the
advowson to hold to them and their issue of Richard and his
heirs in perpetuity rendering therefor per annum a rose at
midsummer. And besides Richard granted that one messuage,
three carucates of land, twenty-five acres of meadow, one
hundred acres of pasture and fifty acres of wood which Ela who
was the wife of Richard de Sancto Mauro knight held for life in
Prestelegh, which after her death to him should revert shall
remain to John and Margaret to hold like the other, and if John
and Margaret die without issue then to remain to John de Sancto
Mauro son of Ela and the heirs male of his body procreate, and
if John die without such heirs then to revert to the said Richard

i^omttiiet Jfinti, 9 l^twv^ iv. 29

de Sancto Mauro and his heirs quit of all other heirs of the
aforesaid John de Sancto Mauro son of Richard and Margaret,
and of John de Sancto Mauro son of Ela. For this John and
Margaret gave Richard two hundred marcs of silver.

16. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification and
afterwards in the quinzaine of Easter, between Hugh Luterell
knight and Thomas Aunger querents ; and Edmund Dummere
deforciant ; for the manor of Chilterne Dummere. Edmund
acknowledged the said manor to be the right of Thomas ; for this
Hugh and Thomas granted the same to Edmund to hold for his
life and after him to remain to Nicholas Coker and Alice his wife
and the heirs of Nicholas.

17. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification and
afterwards in the octave of Trinity in the same year, between
William Stourton, John Stourton, John Beauchamp, John
Wynford, John Fauntleroy, and John Passeware querents ; and
Edmund Dummere deforciant ; for the manor of Pennedummere
and the advowson of the church of the manor. Edmund granted
the said manor and advowson to William, John, John, John, John,
and John to hold to them and to the heirs of John Stourton,
rendering per annum to Edmund all his life eight pounds sterling
by forty shillings at the usual quarter days and in case of default
distress to be made, and after the decease of Edmund the pay-
ment shall cease. For this they gave Edmund one hundred
marcs of silver.

18. At Westminster in the octave of St Hillary and after-
wards in the octave of Trinity in the same year, between Geoffry
Colet and Alice his wife querents ; and John Lamyate and Alice
his wife deforciants ; for two messuages, sixty-seven acres of
land, and three acres of meadow, in Stykelpath and Wodehous.
John and Alice his wife acknowledged the right of Alice the wife
of Geoffry and quit claimed to her and her heirs. For this Geoffry
and Alice gave John and Alice one hundred marcs of silver.

19. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension and
afterwards in the octave of St. Michael in the tenth year of the

30 ^omttM :fimi. lo l^tnxp iv.

same king, between John Strecche, Thomas Brokhampton,
John Vowel, Philip Holeman clerk and William Gascoyne
querents ; and John Dumell and Alice his wife deforciants ; for a
messuage, a carucate of land, and twelve acres of wood in Asshull,
which RoUand Rake and Margery his wife held for life, the
heritage of Alice. John Durnell and Alice acknowledged the
right of John Vowel and granted the same for themselves and
the heirs of Alice, and after the decease of RoUand and Margery
to remain to John Strecche, John Vowel, Philip and William and
the heirs of John Vowel. For this John Vowel and the others
gave John Durnell and Alice twenty marcs of silver.

20. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St John Baptist and
afterwards in the octave of St. Michael in the tenth year of the
same king, between Humfry Stafford knight, William Stourton,
William Frye, William Covyntre, John Savage, John Fauntleroy
and Gilbert Capeland cleric querents ; and Robert Lovell and
Elizabeth his wife deforciants ; for the manors of Dounheved
Shokerwyke and Batheneston ; Robert and Elizabeth granted to
Gilbert (and the others) the said manors to hold to Gilbert and
his heirs and besides for themselves and the heirs of Elizabeth
they warranted. For this Gilbert (and the other) gave Robert
and Elizabeth one hundred marcs of silver.

10 l^entB 5F (1408-9).

21. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension and
afterwards in the octave of Trinity in the twelfth year of the
same king between John Fleccher cleric, John Loveney cleric
and William Benet cleric querents; and Thomas Chippelegh
and Elizabeth his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, three hundred
and four score acres of land, twenty acres of meadow, ten acres
of wood and twelve acres of more in Westchippelegh, Langford,
Dodeville, Smalbrook, and Tolond. Thomas acknowledged the
right of John Loveney of which he had one messuage , . . .
acres of land, the said meadow, wood, and more by his gift ; for
this John granted the same to Thomas and Elizabeth to hold to
them and their heirs male begotten, and besides John granted

AomtvM :fmti. lo l^tnrp iv. 31

for himself and his heirs that ... in Smalbrook which
Henry Canon held for life and that four acres of land in the
same which . . . Dowden held for life and also that sixty
acres of land in Tolond which John atte More and Alice his
wife held for life the heritage of John Loveney which after the
life tenants to John Loveney ought to revert shall remain to
Thomas and Elizabeth and their heirs male begotten, and if they
die without such heirs then to remain to Robert Warre and
Thomasia his wife daughter of the said Thomas and Elizabeth
and the heirs of the body of Thomasia begotten and if Thomasia die
without such heirs then after the death of Robert the same to
remain to Joan the wife of John Crosse daughter of the said
Thomas and Elizabeth and the heirs of her body and if she die
without such heirs then after the decease of John to remain to
Agnes daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth and the heirs of
her body, and if Agnes die without such heirs then to remain to
Thomas Aunger and the heirs male of his body, and if Thomas
Aunger die without such heirs then to John Barowe and the
heirs male of his body, and if he die without such heirs then to
remain to John Muskam and Joan his wife and the heirs male
begotten of Joan, and if Joan die without such heirs then after
the death of John Muskam to remain to the right heirs of the
aforesaid Thomas Chippelegh.

22. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Michaelmas between
John More citizen and mercer of London and John Whatele
citizen and mercer of London querents, by William Gascoigne
in the place of John More ; and Nicholas Rogger and Joan his
wife deforciants ; for a messuage, twenty-three acres of land and
four acres of meadow in Astyngton and Sok. Nicholas and
Joan acknowledged the right of John Whatele as by their gift
and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Joan to John
Whatele and his heirs ; for this John gave them twenty marcs of
silver.

23. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between
William Besill and William Poulet querents ; and Richard
Biccombe and Margaret his wife deforciants ; for the manors of
Craucombe and Bromfeld. Richard acknowledged the right of

3* dottier wt JfirM. lo Henri) iv.

William Besill as by his gift ; for this William and William
granted the said manors to Richard and Margaret to hold to
them and their issue, and if they die without issue then to remain
to the right heirs of Richard.

24. At Westminster in a month of Easter between Richard
Enethorne querent ; and Thomas Londe and Alice his wife
deforciants ; for fourteen messuages, sixty acres of land and seven
acres of meadow in Glaston. Thomas and Alice granted the
same to Richard to hold to him and his heirs rendering therefor
per annum to Thomas and Alice for their lives eleven marcs
of silver, two marcs and ten shillings at each quarter day, and in
case of default distraint to be made. For this Richard gave
Thomas and Alice one hundred marcs of silver.

25. At Westminster in three weeks of Michaelmas and
afterwards in the quinzaine of Easter in the same regnal year
between Roger Tilly querent ; and William Squyer of Rode
deforciant ; for two messuages, twelve acres of land and two acres
of meadow in Rode. William recognised the right of Roger
to the said tenement of which he had one messuage, six acres of
land and one acre of meadow by his gift, and besides William
granted that a messuage, six acres of land and one acre of
meadow which John Squyer and Agnes his wife held for life,
which after their decease to him ought to revert, shall remain to
Roger and his heirs like the other ; for this Roger gave W^illiam
twenty pounds sterling.

26. At Westminster in a month of Easter between Robert
Longe querent ; and John Squyer of Rode and Agnes his wife
deforciants ; for a messuage, five acres of land and two acres of
meadow in Rode. John and Agnes acknowledged the right of
Robert as by their gift and quit claimed for themselves and the
heirs of Agnes ; for this Robert gave them ten marcs of silver.

27. At Westminster in the octave of St. John Baptist between
Roger Tylly and Matilda his wife querents ; and William
Toteyate and Agnes his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, a toft
and an acre of land in Rode. William and Agnes acknowledged

AomtxM dtinti. ti feenrj) iv. 33

the right of Roger and Matilda as by their gift and quit claimed
for themselves and the heirs of Agnes to Roger and Matilda and
the heirs of Roger ; for this Roger and Matilda gave William
and Agnes twenty marcs of silver.

II l^enrg iV (1409-10).

28. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between John
Botriaux and Elizabeth his wife querents ; and William Jamys
ofBabbecary and Margery his wife deforciants; for two messuages,
sixty acres of land, six acres of meadow and one acre of wood in
Magna Weston juxta Estcamel. John and Elizabeth acknow-
ledged the right of Margery, and for this William and Margery
granted the same to John and Elizabeth to hold to them and their
issue, and if they die without issue then to remain to John Affeton
son of the said Elizabeth and the heirs of his body begotten, and
if John Affeton die without heirs of his body then to remain to
Mary his sister and the heirs of her body, and if Mary die
without such heirs then to remain to the right heirs of the
aforesaid Elizabeth.

29. At Westminster in three weeks of St. Michael's day
between Thomas Trappe and Robert Strogge querents; and
Isabella Barnabe deforciant ; for the manor of Berkeley juxta
Frome Selwode ; and for three messuages, a mill and twenty-four
acres of land, four acres of meadow and a half, six acres of
pasture and four acres of wood, in Wooforde, and the advowson
of the church of the said manor. Isabella acknowledged the
said manor and the tenements and the advowson to be the right
of Thomas of which he and Robert had the manor, eight acres of
land and a moiety of an acre of meadow, six acres of pasture,
and two acres of wood and the advowson by the gift of Isabella ;
for this Thomas and Robert granted the same to Isabella to hold
to her and the heirs of her body procreate, and besides Thomas
and Robert granted for themselves and the heirs of Thomas
that one messu^e, eight acres of land, two acres of meadow
and two acres of wood in Wooforde which William Wynbold
held for life and also that a messuage, eight acres of land and two

34 domtrtel Jfinti. ii fcenry iv.

acres of meadow in the same vill which John Robyn held for
life, the heritage of Thomas, shall after the death of the life
tenants remain to Isabella and her heirs, and if Isabella die
without heirs of her body then the said manor and tenement and
the advowson shall remain to John Westbury senior, William
Westbury and Katerine his wife and to the heirs of William.

30. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between
John Panes of Purrygge and John Coker querents ; and John
Crokkesale of Shaston junior and Cecilia his wife deforciants ; for
a messuage, thirty-six acres of land, six acres of meadow and six
acres of pasture in Estpennard. John Crokkesale and Cecilia
acknowledged the right of John Coker as by their gift and
quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Cecilia to him and
his heirs; for this John Panes and John Coker gave John
Crokkesale and Cecilia twenty marcs of silver.

31. At Westminster in three weeks of St. Michael's day
between John Jerard querent; and John Chynnore and
Matilda his wife and Thomas son and heir of Richard Welde
deforciants ; for five messuages and fifteen acres of land in Yevele
and Kyngeston juxta Modeford Terry. John Chynnore and
Matilda and Thomas acknowledged the right of John Jerard as
by their gift and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs
of Thomas ; for this John Jerard gave them twenty marcs of
silver.

32. At W^estminster in the morrow of the Purification
between Thomas Lange alias Thomas the Hundredman querent ;
and William de Anne and Margaret his wife deforciants ; for a
messuage, twenty-seven acres of land, seven acres of meadow, one
acre of pasture and one penny rent in Eston in Gorden. William
and Margaret acknowledged the right of Thomas and quit claimed
for themselves and the heirs of Margaret ; for this Thomas gave
them twenty marcs of silver.

33. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Michael between
Hugh Sanford and Philip Holman cleric querents ; and Thomas
Brooke chivaler and Joan his wife deforciants ; for the manor of

^otntvM :t^inti. ii l^tntg iv. 35

Mighelischurche, and for twelve messuages, one hundred and five
acres of land and ten acres of meadow in Northcory, Monketon,
and Havcryche. Thomas and Joan acknowledged the right of
Philip as by their gift and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs
of Joan ; for this Hugh and Philip gave them three hundred
marcs of silver.

34. At Westminster in the octave of St. Martin and after-
wards in three weeks of St. Michael's day in the twelfth year of
the same king, between Roger Wodhill cleric, and William
Westby cleric querents ; and John Northdon and Matilda his
wife deforciants ; for fifteen messuages, two tofts, forty-six acres
of land, one hundred acres of meadow, twenty acres of pasture,
twelve acres of wood, four acres of marsh, two shillings and four
pence rent and the rent of a rose and a pair of gloves, and also
the third part of four messuages, four score acres of land and
twelve acres of meadow in Modeslegh, Wedmour, Merk,
Pontessyde, Honyspyll, Northboure, Chilton and Northpederton.
John and Matilda acknowledged the right of Roger, of which he
and William had the third part of a messuage and twenty acres
of land by their gift, and they quit claimed for themselves and the
heirs of Matilda, and besides John and Matilda granted that
eight messuages, a toft, two hundred and seventy-five acres of
land, sixty-six acres of meadow, three acres of marsh and the
said pasture, wood, and rent, and the third part of three
messuages, sixty acres of land and twelve acres of meadow in
Modeslegh, Wedmour, Merk, Pontessyde, Honyspyll, Northboure,
Chilton and Northpederton, which William Northlode and Alice his
wife held for the life of Alice, and that a messuage and four acres of
land in Modeslegh which Roger Spaynell and Margery his wife
held for life, and that a messuage and two acres of land in the
same vill which William Lucas held for life, and that a messuage
and two acres of land in the same vill which John Pury held for
life, and that twelve acres of land in the same vill which Roger
Syward and Dionisia his wife held for the life of Dionisia, and
that four acres of land in Wedmour which John Lucas held for
life, and that a messuage, five acres of land and one acre in
the said vill which Walter Willys and Agnes his wife held for
the life of Agnes, and that an acre of land in the same vill which

36 j&omerijet Jfinti. 1 1 Htnx^ iv.

John Benworth held for life ; and that a messuage, fifty acres
of land, six acres of meadow in Pontessyde which John Payn
held for life ; and that two acres of land in Honyspyll which
Nicholas Skere held for life, and that two acres of land in the
same which John Walle held for life ; and also that a messuage,
a toft, fourteen acres of land and a half, twelve acres of mea-
dow and an acre of marsh in Northboure which Robert Fresshe-
pound held for life all the heritage of the said Matilda which
after the life tenants to her ought to revert, shall remain to the
said Roger Wodhill and William Westby and to the heirs of
Roger. For this Roger Wodhill and William Westby gave John
Northdon and Matilda two hundred marcs of silver.

35. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. John Baptist and
afterwards in the octave of St. Michael in the twelfth year of
the same king, between William Orum querent ; and William ,
Haukeforde chivaler and Walter Hungerford chivaler deforcants ;
for eleven messuages, two tofts, four carucates of land, sixty acres
of meadow, two hundred acres of pasture, one hundred acres of
wood, and six shillings rent in Fromebraunche, Flyntford,
Dumeford, Mersshton Bygod and Radene. William Haukeford
and Walter granted to William Orum the said tenement to
hold of Walter and the heirs of Walter for life, rendering a rose
at midsummer and after the decease of William Oruiji to revert
to William Haukeford and Walter and the heirs of Walter ; for
this William Orum gave one hundred marcs of silver.

36. At Westminster in the octave of Trinity and afterwards
in the octave of St. Michael in the twelfth year of the same
king, between William Haukeford chivaler and Walter Hunger-
ford chivaler querents ; and William Orum and William Waleys
deforciants ; for eleven messuages, two tofts, four carucates of
land, sixty acres of meadow, two hundred acres of pasture, one
hundred acres of wood and six shillings rent in Fromebraunche,
Flyntford, Durneford, Mershton Bygod, and Radene. William
Orum and William Waleys acknowledged the right of Walter as
by their gift and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of
William Waleys to William Haukeford and Walter and the heirs
of Walter ; for this William Haukeford and Walter gave one
hundred marcs of silver.

S^omtxM ffinti. 12 i&enr^ iv. 37

12 l^enrg IF (1410-11).

37. At Westminster in the octave of St Martin and after-
wards in the octave of St. Hillary, between John Kyngeston
querent ; and Joan de Godmanston daughter and heir of Thomas
de Godmanston deforciant ; for six messuages, a toft, a mill,
one hundred and fifty-six acres of land, nine acres of meadow,
seven acres of pasture and twelve acres of wood in Bruton,
Rodelyssh, Godmanston, Wynkaulton and Pydecombe. Joan
acknowledged the right of John of which he had one messuage,
one hundred and twenty-eight acres of land, five acres of meadow
and three acres of pasture by their gift to hold to him and his
heirs, and besides Joan granted that a messuage, the said toft, mill,
and six acres of land in Bruton which Walter Smyth and Alice his
wife and Reginald their son held for their lives, and that a
messuage and six acres of land in the same vill which Richard
Spycer held for life, and that a messuage and ten acres of land in
the same vill which John Lamyeate and Alice his wife held for
life, and that a messuage in the same vill which John Wodmylle
and Alice his wife held for life, and also that four acres of
meadow and four acres of pasture in Godmanston and Bruton
which John Gregory and Alianore his wife held for life,
all the heritage of Joan which after the decease of the life
tenants to her ought to revert, shall remain to John Kyngeston
and his heirs to hold like the other ; for this John Kyngeston
gave Joan three hundred marcs of silver.

38. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St Hillary between
John Dene and Joan his wife querents ; and John atte Fenne
and Alice his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, one hundred acres
of land, ten acres of meadow and three acres of alder in Lythyerd
Epi. John atte Fenne and Alice acknowledged the right of
John Dene as by their gift, for this John Dene and Joan granted
the same to John atte Fenne and Alice to hold for life rendering
per annum a rose at midsummer and after the decease of John
and Alice to revert to John Dene and Joan and the heirs
of John.

39. At Westminster in the octave of St, Martin and after-

38 ^omttM dTtneiel. la l^mxp iv.

wards in the octave of St. Hillary in the same regnal year
between John Roggers and Walter Roggers brother of John
querents ; and Thomas Lovell deforciant ; for the manor of
Clevedon. Thomas acknowledged the right of John as by his
gift and quit claimed to him and his heirs ; for this John and
Walter gave him one hundred marcs of silver.

40. At Westminster in the octave of St Martin and after-
wards in the octave of St. Hillary in the same regnal year between
John Roggers of Brydeport and Walter Roggers his brother
querents ; and William Breton and Margaret his wife deforciants ;
for the manors of Clevedon and Milton, the quarter part of the
manor of Wandestre and the advowson of Wandestre. William
and Margaret acknowledged the right of John and his heirs and
quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Margaret ; for this
John and Walter gave William and Margaret tiiree hundred
marcs of silver.

41. At Westminster in the octave of the Purification between
William Stourton and Thomas Stauwelle querents ; and John
Berkeley knight and Elizabeth his wife deforciants; for the
manor of Socke Deneys and the advowson of the church. John
acknowledged the manor and advowson to be the right of
Thomas as by his gift ; for this Thomas and William granted the
same to John and Elizabeth to hold for life and after their
decease to remain to Maurice their son and his heirs male
begotten, and if he die without such heirs then to remain to
the heirs male of John Berkeley begotten, and if there be no such
heir then to remain to Thomas de Berkeley knight, lord Berkeley
and his heirs.

42. At Westminster in a month of Easter between John
Venables, Robert Buchell cleric, Walter ap Penryth and John
Poleyn querents ; and John Rolnes and Joan his wife deforciants ;
for the third part of the manor of Tornok. John Rolnes and
Joan acknowledged the right of John Poleyn as by their gift and
quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Joan ; for this John
Poleyn gave them twenty pounds sterling.

j^omeriefet jfinti. 12 f^enrp iv. 59

43. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification and
afterwards in the octave of Trinity in the same year, between
John Loveney cleric and William Benet cleric querents ;, and
Thomas Chiplegh and Elizabeth his wife deforciants ; for eight
messuages, two tofts, one hundred acres of land, ten acres of
meadow and one acre of moor in Milverton and Hals. Thomas
and Elizabeth acknowledged the right of John and William of
which they had twenty-five acres of land and one acre of meadow
by their gift ; for this John and William granted the same to
Thomas and Elizabeth to hold to them and their issue male.
And besides Thomas and William granted for themselves and
the heirs of John that a messuage, twenty acres of land and two
acres of meadow in Hals which John Cat held for life, and that
three acres of land in Milverton which John Columbrigge held
for life, and that eight acres of land in the same vill which John
Fleccher held for life, and that two acres of meadow and one
acre of moor in the same vill which Benedick Lukcombe held for
life, and that one acre of land in the same which Geoffrey atte
Courte held for life, and that seven acres of land in the same
which Walter Bykelegh held for life, and that two acres of land
and two acres of meadow in the same which Thomas Stokker*
held for life, and that two acres of land in the same which
Theolomeus atte Forde held for life, and that a toft and two
acres of land in the same which Henry Canon held for life, and
that four acres of land in the same which Roger Honeford held
for life, and that twenty acres of land and three acres of meadow
in the same which Robert Swynger held for life, and that one
acre of land in the same vill which John atte Water held for
life, and that a messuage in the same which Cristina Trebell held for
life, and that a toft in the same which Thomas Chipman held for
life, and that an acre of land in the same which John Porte held
for life, and that a messuage in the same which John Frisell held
for life, and that one acre of land in the same which Thomas Toker
held for life, and that a messuage and an acre of land in the
same which John Raul held for life, and that two messuages and
an acre of land in the same which Henry Sholer held for life,
and that a messuage in the same which John Crokett held for
life, and also that a messuage in the same which Thomas
Bykelegh held for life, all the heritage of the said John Loveney

40 ^omtxM ^inti, i^ ftento iv.

and which after the decease of the life tenants to him and his
heirs ought to revert shall remain to Thomas Chiplegh and
Elizabeth and their heirs male. And if Thomas and Elizabeth
die without heirs male begotten ; then, one messuage, twenty-
seven acres of land and two acres of meadow to remain to Agnes
their daughter and the heirs of her body, and if Agnes die
without such heirs, then a moiety of this to remain to John
Crosse of Sydbury and Joan his wife and the heirs of the body
of Joan, and if Joan die without such heirs then after the decease
of John the same moiety to remain to Robert Warre and
Thomasia his wife and the heirs of the body of Thomasia, and if
Thomasia die without such heirs then after the decease of Robert
to remain to the right heirs of the aforesaid Elizabeth. And
the other moiety shall remain to Robert Warre and Thomasia
and the heirs of Thomasia begotten and if Thomasia die with-
out such heirs then after the decease of Robert to remain to
John Crosse of Sydbury and Joan his wife and the heirs begotten
of Joan, and if Joan die without such heirs then after the decease
of John to remain to the right heirs of the said Elizabeth. And
one messuage in Milverton to remain to John Crosse and Joan
his wife and the heirs of the body of Joan, and if Joan die
without such heirs then after the decease of John to remain to
Robert Warre and Thomasia his wife and the heirs of Thomasia
procreate, and if Thomasia die without such heirs then after the
decease of Robert to remain to Agnes daughter of the aforesaid
Thomas Chiplegh and Elizabeth and her issue and if Agnes die
without issue then to remain to the right heirs of the aforesaid
Elizabeth. And a moiety "of five messuages, two tofts, forty-
eight acres of land, seven acres of meadow and one acre of moor
in Milverton to remain to Robert Warre and Thomasia his wife
and the heirs of Thomasia, and if Thomasia die without such
heirs then after the^ decease of Robert to remain to John Crosse
and Joan and the issue of Joan, and if Joan die without such
issue then after the decease of John to remain to the said Agnes
daughter of Thomas Chiplegh and Elizabeth and the heirs of her
body procreate, and if Agnes die without such heirs then to
remain to the right heirs of the aforesaid Elizabeth. And as to
the other moiety this to remain to John Crosse and Joan
and the heirs begotten of Joan, and if Joan die without such heirs

jftonurstt Jfinti. 12 l^enrp iv. 41

then after the decease of John to remain to Robert Warre and
Thomasia and the heirs begotten of Thomasia, and if Thomasia
die without such heirs then after the decease of Robert to remain
to Agnes daughter of Thomas Chiplegh and Elizabeth and the
heirs of her body, and if Agnes die without such heirs then to
remain to the right heirs of Elizabeth.

44. At Westminster in the morrow of St. John Baptist
between John Chydeok querent ; and John Hous and Juliana
his wife deforciants; for three messuages and thirty-two
acres of land and two acres of meadow in Esthescombe and
Westhescombe. John Hous and Juliana acknowledged the
right of John Chydeok as by their gift and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Juliana ; for this John gave them
twenty marcs of silver.

45. At Westminster in the morrow of St. John Baptist
between Thomas Brook knight and Joan his wife, Thomas
Panyot, John Sybye and John Chydeok querents ; and Nicholas
Coker and Alice his wife deforciants ; for two messuages, a toft,
forty acres of land and forty acres of meadow in ... . and
Yevelton juxta Modeford Terry. Nicholas and Alice acknow-
ledged the right of John Chydeok as by their gift and quit
claimed for themselves and the heirs of Alice ; for this he gave
them one hundred marcs of silver.

46. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. John Baptist
between Nicholas Colepayne and Robert Smyth querents;
and Hugh Poughill and Hawisia his wife deforciants ; for two
messuages, a toft, forty acres of land, three acres of wood and

two hundred acres in Taunton and Combe St

Nicholas. Hugh and Hawisia acknowledged the right of Robert
as by their gift ; for this Robert gave them one hundred marcs
of silver.

47. At Westminster in the octave of Trinity and afterwards
in the octave of St. Michael in the thirteenth year of the same
king, between Lucas Wilton querent ; and John Wyth and Agnes
his wife deforciants ; for three messuages, a toft, two acres of

42 ^omttM ifinti. 14 l^mxp iv.

land and five shillings rent in Welles. John and Agnes acknow-
ledged the right of Lucas ; for this Lucas granted to John and
Agnes two messuages, the toft and the rent to hold for their
lives rendering a rose at midsummer, and besides Lucas granted
that one messuage which Robert Courteys held for life the
heritage of Lucas, shall after the decease of Robert remain to
John and Agnes to hold like the other, and after the decease
of John and Agnes the said tenement and rent shall revert to
Lucas and his heirs.

13 ?l|ettr8 IF (1411-12).

48. At Westminster in a month of St Michael's day
between William Stevenys marchaunt and Robert Russell
burgess of Bristoll querents ; and William More of BristoU and
Cristina his wife deforciants ; for eight messuages, eighteen shops
. . . , acres of land and three acres of meadow in Welles.
William More acknowledged the right of William Stevenys as
by his gift and quit claimed ; for this William and Robert gave
William and Cristina one hundred marcs.

49. At Westminster in a month of Easter day between John
Jewe, William Hastinges, John Wyntreshull and John Asplion
querents ; and James .... esquire deforciant ; for two
parts of the manor of Wydecombe, a moiety of ... . Cherlton
and Wachet, and the quarter part of the manor of Wyleton.
James acknowledged the right of John Asplion to hold to him
and his heirs and warranted ; for this John gave him ....
hundred marcs of silver.

14 l^tnrs JF (I4i3-i3>

50. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between
Richard Hare well cleric and Thomas Harewell querents ; and
John Harwell, and John Strecche and Joan his wife deforciants ;
for the manor of Loxton. John, and John and Joan acknow-
ledged the right of Richard to hold to him and his heirs and they

t^omttitt JfintH. i Uttivg v. 43

warranted; for this Richard gave them one hundred marcs of
silver.

51. At Westminster in the octave of the Purification between
William William querent ; and Alexander Hulle and Margaret
his wife deforciants ; for three messuages, sixty acres of land, two
acres of meadow and six acres of moor in Chelyton. Alexander
and Margaret acknowledged the right of William as by their gift ;
for this William granted the same to them to hold for their lives,
rendering therefor per annum a rose at midsummer and after
their decease to revert to William and his heirs.

52. At Westminster in the octave of St. Hillary between
John Harewell and Margery his wife, Robert Troute chaplain,
Thomas Plente chaplain, John Rudyng and John Lycheseler
querents ; and Nicholas Saucer and Thomas Hopkyns
deforciants ; for the manor of Loxton. Nicholas and Thomas
Hopkyns granted the said manor to John and Margery to hold
for their lives rendering per annum a rose at midsummer and
after their decease to revert to Nicholas and his heirs ; for this
John and Margery gave Nicholas one hundred marcs of silver.

I ?^enrfi F (1413-14).

I. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter day between
John Strecche and Joan his wife querents ; by Robert Kyrkham
in her place, and Nicholas Saucer and Thomas Hopkyns
deforciants ; for the manor of Loxton which John Harewell and
Margery his wife, Robert Troute chaplain, Thomas Plente
chaplain, John Rudyng and John Lychefeld held for the lives of
John and Margery. Nicholas acknowledged the right of Joan and
granted for himself and his heirs that the said manor his heritage
which John Harewell and Margery held for life, shall after their
decease remain to John Strecche and Joan and their issue, and if
they die without issue then to remain to the right heirs of Joan ;
for this John and Joan gave Nicholas one hundred marcs of
silver, and this concord was made in the presence of John
Harewell and Margaret, Robert Thomas Plente, John Rudyng

44 ^omttM Jfintfi. i l^enr^ v.

and John Lychefeld, and the same consented and did homage
to John Strecche in the court

2. At Westminster in the octave of Trinity and afterwards in
the octave of St Hillary in the fourth year of the same king,
between Robert Kene chaplain and Joan Chesulden querents ;
and John son of Lambert More of Clareham deforciants ; for
eight acres of land and two acres of meadow in Clyve in the
parish of Yatton which Alice Viole held for life. John granted
that the same, his heritage, after the decease of Alice, shall
remain to Robert and Joan and the heirs of Joan, and for this
Robert and Joan gave John ten marcs of silver.

3. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin and afterwards
in the octave of St Hillary in the second year of the same king
between Thomas Montagu earl of Salisbury querent ; and
William Cressy parson of the church of Wynterburne Earls
deforciant ; for the manor of Dunpole juxta Donyate. William
granted that the said manor his heritage which Elizabeth, who
was wife of William Montagu formerly earl of Salisbury held
for life, which after her decease to him and his heirs ought to
revert shall remain to the said earl and his heirs ; for this the
said earl gave William one hundred marcs of silver.

4. At Westminster in the octave of the Purification and after-
wards in the octave of St. Hillary in the fourth year of the same
king, between Joan Chesilden and Robert Kene cleric querents ;
and Robert Chesilden and Joan his wife and John Boundenham
and Agnes his wife deforciants ; for twenty acres of land, four
acres of meadow, two acres of pasture and six shillings and eight-
pence rent in Kyngeston Seymour, Yatton and Myggyl. Robert
Chesilden and Joan his wife and John and Agnes acknowledged
the said tenement to be the right of Joan Chesilden of which she
had six acres of land and the meadow and rent by the gift of
Robert Chesilden and Joan his wife and John and Agnes to hold
to her and her heirs in perpetuity, and besides Robert Chesilden
and Joan his wife and John and Agnes granted for themselves
and the heirs of Agnes that fourteen acres of land and the said
pasture which William Aleyn held for life the heritage of Agnes

^onutM dTiniiJ. i l^enrp v. 45

in Kyngeston which after him to Robert Chesilden and Joan his
wife and John and Agnes and the heirs of Agnes ought to revert
shall remain to Joan Chesilden and Robert Kene and the heirs
of Joan to hold like the other ; for this Joan Chesilden and
Robert Kene gave Robert and Joan and John and Agnes twenty
marcs of silver.

5. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification between
Master Richard Bruton cleric querent; and Isabella who was
wife of John Streme alias John de la Mare, sister and heir of
Thomas Marshal knight deforciant ; for a moiety of the manor
of Westchynnok and ten messuages, two hundred acres of land,
forty acres of meadow, one hundred acres of pasture and forty
acres of wood in Westchynnok and Loketon and for the advowson
of Loketon. Isabella acknowledged the right of Richard as by
her gift and quit claimed for herself and her heirs ; for this
Richard gave her one hundred marcs of silver.

6. At Westminster in the octave of St. Hillary between
Ralph Sterte cleric, Richard Peauterer cleric, and Thomas
Halewey of Bristol querents ; and Edward Botiller and Margaret
his wife and Henry Tildeney and Joan his wife deforciants ; for
eleven messuages, three hundred acres of land, forty acres of
meadow, three hundred acres of pasture and fifty acres of wood
in Botilers, Wandestre, Harewode, Doultyng, Oldefeld, Dyches-
yate, Baltesbourgh and Glastyngbury. Edward and Margaret
and Henry and Joan acknowledged the right of Ralph and
quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Margaret ; for
this Ralph gave them five hundred marcs of silver.

7. At Westminster in the octave of the Purification and
afterwards in the octave of St. Michael in the third year of the
same king, between John Boundenham and Agnes his wife
querents ; and Robert Chesilden and Joan his wife deforciants ;
for the manor of Wyke and for a messuage and a rent of a pound
of pepper in Wellys and Axbrigge, except twenty acres of land,
four acres of meadow, two acres of pasture and six shillings and
eightpence rent in the same manor. Robert and Joan granted
to John and Agnes the said manor, messuages, and rent and the

46 BnnutM ffimi. 2 %txvc^ v.

homage and service of John Tanner and his heirs, to hold to
them and the heirs of Agnes rendering therefor per annum for
all the life of Joan ten pounds sterling, by fifty shillings at each
quarter day and in case of default distraint to be made, and after
the decease of Joan, John and Agnes shall be quit of the
above payment ; for this John and Agnes gave Robert and Joan
one hundred marcs of silver.

8. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between
William Staunton and Joan his wife querents; and Thomas
Shether and Joan his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, a carucate
and sixteen acres of land and four acres of pasture in Odecombe,
Thomas and Joan his wife acknowledged the right of William
and his heirs and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of
Joan ; for this William gave them one hundred marcs of silver.

2 l^mrg F (1414-1S).

9. At Westminster in the octave of St. Michael between
William Colman and Joan Chiselden querents ; and Robert
Chiselden and Joan his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, nine
acres of land and two acres of meadow in Clyve in the parish of
Yatton. Robert and Joan acknowledged the right of Joan
Chiselden and her heirs as by their gift and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Joan ; for this Joan and William
gave them ten marcs of silver.

10. At Westminster in the morrow of St Martin and after-
wards in the octave of Trinity in the sixth year of the same
king, between Thomas Sergeant esquire querent ; and John
Sloo of Shepton Beauchamp and Margaret his wife deforciants ;
for a messuage, sixty-six acres of land, five acres of meadow and
two acres of wood in Crukern. Thomas acknowledged the right
of Margaret as by his gift ; for this John and Margaret granted
the same to Thomas to hold in perpetuity, rendering per annum
to John and Margaret during their lives twenty-six shillings and
eightpence in silver by four quarterly payments, and in case of
default distraint to be made and after the decease of John and
Margaret the payment to cease.

^omtxiUt Jfima. a l^tnxji v. 47

11. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Trinity between
John Roger and Walter Roger querents ; and Thomas Lovell
chivaler deforciant; for the fourth part of the manor of
Wandestreand the advowson of the church and ten shillings rent
in Merston, Thomas acknowledged the right of John as by his
gift and quit claimed ; for this John and Walter gave him one
hundred marcs of silver.

12. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St Hillary and after-
wards in the octave of St. Hillary in the third year of the same
king, between Thomas lord Berkeley querent and Thomas Fitz
Nicholl chivaler deforciant, for the manor of Tykenham in the
county of Somerset which Edward Seymour chivaler and
Joan his wife held for their lives. Thomas Fitz Nicholl granted
for himself and his heirs that the said manor his heritage which
after the decease of Edward and Joan to him ought to revert
shall remain to Thomas de Berkeley and his heirs ; for this
Thomas de Berkeley gave him one hundred marcs of silver.

13. At Westminster in the octave of St. John Baptist between
Thomas Wallop and Thomas Russell querents ; and John
Andrewe and Elizabeth his wife deforciants ; for a messuage and
a carucate of land in Knolle juxta Langesutton. John and
Elizabeth acknowledged the right of Thomas Wallop as by their
gift ; for this Thomas and Thomas granted the same to John
and Elizabeth to hold to them and the heirs of Elizabeth.

14. At Westminster in the octave of St. Hillary and after-
wards in the octave of St. Hillary in the third year of the same
king, between Richard Bokkyng querent and John atte Chapell
and Agnes his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, twenty acres of
land, five acres of meadow, and four acres of wood in Churchill
which John Ywode and Matilda his wife held for life. John
Chapell and Agnes acknowledged the right of Richard and
granted for themselves and the heirs of Agnes that the said
tenement the heritage of Agnes which to her ought to revert
shall remain to Richard and his heirs ; for this Richard gave
them twenty marcs of silver.

48 ^omnM Jfinti. 3 Hmxp v.

15. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Trinity between
Henry Harsfeld cleric querent, and Thomas Unwyn of
Busshopworth deforciant ; for a messuage, a hundred acres of
land, twenty-four acres of meadow and three acres of wood in
Busshopworth and Knolle juxta BristolL Thomas acknowledged
the right of Henry and quit claimed; for this Henry gave
Thomas twenty pounds sterling.

16. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Michael and
afterwards in the quinzaine of Easter in the third year of the
same king, between Nicholas Coker, John Cheverell, Thomas
Aunger and Ralph Manston querents, and Florence who was
wife of John Jeryn a sister and heir of Thomas Marchal knight
deforciant ; for a moiety of the manor of Loketon, ten messuages,
two hundred acres of land, forty acres of meadow, one hundred
acres of pasture and forty acres of wood in Loketon Odecombe,
Mountagu and West Coker and advowson of the church of
Loketon. Florence recognised the said moiety with appurten-
ances and the advowson to be the right of Nicholas ; for this
Nicholas gave Florence two hundred marcs of silver.

17. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification and
afterwards in the quinzaine of Easter in the third year of the
same king, between Agnes who was wife of John Babbecary and
John Gerard of Dyberworthe querents and Thomas Babbecary
brother and heir of John Babbecary deforciant ; for a moiety of
the manor of Sandford Orskoys and a moiety of the advowson.
Thomas acknowledged the right of John (Gerard) and his heirs ;
for this Agnes and John (Gerard) gave Thomas twenty marcs
of silver.

3 l^nttB F (141S-16).

18. At Westminster in a month of Easter between John
Strange querent and William Flete and Joan his wife deforciants ;
for a messuage, twenty acres of land, and one acre of meadow
in Estcoker. William and Joan acknowledged the right of John
and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Joan to John

^omttM ffinti. 3 l^tnvv v. 49

and his heirs ; for this John gave William and Joan twenty
marcs of silver.

19. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between
Richard Paneley and Elizabeth his wife querents, and John
Walleleyn and Eustachia his wife and John Persones and Edith
his wife deforciants, for a messuage in Laverton. John and
Eustachia and John and Edith granted the said messuage to
Richard and Elizabeth to hold of them and the heirs of
Eustachia and Edith for all the life of Richard and Elizabeth,
rendering per annum six shillings and eightpence of silver by
twenty pence at each quarter day, and after the decease of
Richard and Elizabeth to revert to John and Eustachia and
John and Edith and the heirs of Eustachia and Edith ; for this
Richard and Elizabeth gave twenty marcs of silver.

20. At Westminster in a month of St. Michael's day between
Thomas Brook chivaler and Joan his wife querents, and Richard
Bruton cleric deforciant ; for a moiety of the manor of West
Chynnok and a moiety of ten messuages, two hundred acres of
land, forty acres of meadow, one hundred acres of pasture, and
forty acres of wood in West Chinnok and Loketon and for the
advowson of the church of Loketon. Richard acknowledged
the said tenement to be the right of Thomas and Joan and
the heirs of Thomas ; for this Thomas gave him one hundred
marcs of silver.

21. At Westminster in three weeks of Michaelmas between
Richard clerk of Pensford and Joan his wife querents, and John
Buyssh of Chiew weaver and Agnes his wife deforciants ; for two
messuages, thirty-seven acres of land, four acres of meadow, and
three acres of pasture in Belweton. John and Agnes acknow-
ledged the right of Richard and his heirs and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Agnes ; for this Richard gave
them ten marcs of silver.

22. At Westminster in a month of Easter and afterwards in
the octave of Trinity between Thomas Chaucers, Thomas
Bratton, John Forster of Dunstersdene and Henry Forster
cleric querents, and Simon Ralegh deforciant ; for the manors of

so fiomtxM dFtnej;. 4 ftmrp v.

Onlleknolle, Codecombe and Alyngford and the advowson of
the church of Alyngford, which Ismania who was the wife of
Laurence Berkerollys held for life. Simon acknowledged the
right of Henry and granted that the said tenement his heritage .
after the death of Ismania should remain to Henry and his heirs ;
for this Henry gave Simon three hundred marcs of silver.

23. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Martin and
afterwards in the octave of St. Hillary, between William atte
Ya senior querent and William Dury deforciant ; for a messuage,
forty-eight acres of land, and seven acres of meadow in
Stokegummer and Wyleton. William atte Ya acknowledged
the right of William Bury, and for this William Bury granted
the same to William atte Ya to hold for life, and after his
decease to remain to Robert atte Ya son of the said William
and to his heirs.

4 f^enrg F (1416-17).

24. At Westminster in a month of Easter and afterwards in
the octave of Trinity in the same year between John Mountagu,
John Fauntleroy of the county of Dorset, junior, and Robert
Mountagu querents ; and Humfrey Stafford, knight, and his wife
and Edmund Elyot cleric deforciants ; for four messuages, a
toft, a carucate of land, twelve acres of meadow, four acres of
pasture and twenty-six shillings and eightpence rent in Sand-
ford, Charleton Makerell and Charleton Adam. Humfrey and
Elizabeth and Edmund acknowledged the right of John Moun-
tagu except to one penny rent in Sandford, and they granted to
him the said tenement and the excepted rent as also the homage
and services of John Martyn and his heirs, to hold to the said
John Mountagu and his heirs; for this John gave them one
hundred marcs of silver.

25. At Westminster in the octave of St. Hillary between
William Lane master of the house of St. Mark, Bristol, and John
Kyng cleric querents ; and William Waleys and Agnes his wife
deforciants ; for one acre of land and one rood of meadow in
Assheton. William Walleys and Agnes acknowledged the right

Bom$tM ffinti. 4 l^enrp v. 51

of John and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Agnes
to him and his heirs ; for this John gave them one hundred
shilHngs of silver.

26. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between
William Neweton, Thomas Miles and Hugh Samford querents ;
and Thomas Mucheldever and Joan his wife deforciants ; for
fifteen messuages, three tofts, one hundred acres of land and
sixteen acres of meadow in Northcory. Thomas Mucheldever
and Joan acknowledged the right of William ; for this William
granted to Thomas Mucheldever and Joan the said messuages,
two tofts, ninety acres of land and fifteen acres of meadow to
have and to hold for their lives, and after their decease to remain
to Richard Cheddere and Elizabeth his wife and the heirs of
Richard.

27. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between
William Cloutesham and John Pieers cleric querents ; and John
Luttrell and Joan his wife deforciants; for the manor of
Lydeard Malet. John Luttrell and Joan acknowledged the
right of John Pieers ; for this he granted the same to them and
their heirs their issue, and if they die without issue then the said
manor to remain to Alianor wife of John Hulle and the heirs of
her body begotten, and if Alianor die without such heirs then to
remain to Hugh Malet, son of Baldwin Malet, knight and his heirs.

28. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between
William Radeford cleric and John Fraunceys querents ; and
Thomas Andrewe and Joan his wife, daughter and heir of John
Yadewyke, deforciants ; for a messuage, one hundred acres of
land, twenty acres of meadow and thirty acres of pasture in
Pulton juxta Welles. Thomas and Joan acknowledged the
right of William as by their gift and quit claimed for themselves
and the heirs of Joan to him and his heirs ; for this William gave
them one hundred marcs of silver.

29. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification
between John Plomer parson of the church of Stokepyrowe
querent ; and Thomasia who was wife of Richard Otery
daughter and heir of Richard Holne deforciant ; for the manor

5 a ^onuvM jTmeij. 4 l^enrp v.

of Honycote. Thomasia acknowledged the right of John ; for
this John granted the same to Thomasia to hold for her life, and
after her decease to remain to Robert Stenyng and Alice his
wife and their issue, and if they die without issue then to remain
to Dlonisia wife of John Vycary and her heirs male procreate,
and if Dionisia die without such heirs then to remain to Richard
Mey and his heirs male begotten, and if Richard die without
such heirs then to remain to Thomas Copleston and his heirs
male begotten, and if Thomas die without such heirs then to
remain to the right heirs of the aforesaid Thomasia.

30. At Westminster in a month of Easter and afterwards in
the quinzaine of Easter in the fifth year of the same king,
between John Persons of Bradeford querent ; and John Baker of
Taunton deforciant ; for two messuages, twenty-six acres of land
and four acres of meadow in Taunton and Whytenhille. John
Baker acknowledged the right of John Persons and granted that
one messuage and the said land and meadow in Whytenhille
which Joan Harell held for life, and that a moiety of a messuage
in Taunton which John Baker tucker and Joan his wife held for
life, and also that the other moiety of this messuage which
Henry Chubbe and Alice his wife held for life all the heritage of
John Baker of Taunton and which after the deaths of the life
tenants to him ought to revert shall remain to the said John
Persons and his heirs ; for this John Persons gave John Baker of
Taunton forty marcs of silver.

31. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension and
afterwards in the octave of Trinity in the fifth year of the same
king, between Richard Bruton cleric and William Gascoigne of
Briggewater querents ; and John Barton, esquire, deforciant ;
for the hundred of Exton and the third part of the manors of
Exton and Neuton Plecy, and for the advowsons of the church
of Haukerigg and the free chapel of Neuton Plecy which
Richard Mayn held for life. John acknowledged the right of
Richard and William and granted that the said hundred and
third parts of the manors and advowsons which Richard Mayn
held for life the heritage of John, rendering therefor twelve
pounds per annum, and which after the death of the life tenant

^omer^et JfimH. 5 Iftenrg v. 53

to John and his heirs ought to revert shall remain to Richard
Bruton and his heirs, rendering therefor to John during his life
after the death of Richard Mayn twelve pounds per annum ;
for this Richard Bruton gave John two hundred marcs of
silver.

S f^mrg F (1417-18).

32. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension and
afterwards in the octave of Trinity between Walter Tilly,
esquire, and Thomas Trowe, esquire, John Corfe, vicar of the
church of Briggewater and William Baron, vicar of the church
of Canyngton querents ; and Robert Boson and Joan his wife
deforciants ; for the manor of Sydenham. Robert and Joan
acknowledged the right of Walter and quit claimed for them-
selves and the heirs of Joan ; for this Walter gave them one
hundred marcs of silver.

33. At Westminster in a month of Easter and afterwards in
the octave of Trinity, between Henry Sydenham and Simon
Sydenham cleric querents; and William Bury and Elizabeth
his wife deforciants ; for a messuage and forty-five acres of land
and two acres of meadow and one acre of wood and a half in
Stokegommer. William and Elizabeth acknowledged the right
of Simon and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of
Elizabeth to him and his heirs ; for this Simon gave them thirty
marcs of silver.

34. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Trinity between
William Bierdene of Bristoll and Walter Wetherherde of
Makkesmull querents ; and Roger Bilhoke of Felton defor-
ciant ; for a toft, one hundred acres of land, ten acres of
meadow, sixty acres of pasture and four acres of wood in Felton.
Roger acknowledged the right of Walter and quit claimed ; for
this Walter gave him forty pounds sterling.

35. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between
Reginald Kentwode cleric, William Pawelet, Robert Burgh cleric
and John Sutbury cleric querents; and Richard Bruton cleric
deforciant ; for a moiety of the hundred of Exton and a moiety

54 BomtxM ffimn. 6 Hmtp v.

of the third part of the manors of Exton and Neuton Plecy,
and a moiety of the advowsons of the church of Haukerigge
and the free chapel of Neuton Plecy which Richard Mayn held
for his life the heritage of Richard Bruton. Richard Bruton
acknowledged the said moieties of third parts, and the moiety of
the advowsons to be the right of Reginald and granted for
himself and his heirs that after the decease of Richard Mayn
the same should remain to Reginald ; for this Reginald gave
Richard Bruton one hundred marcs of silver.

6 l^entB F (1418-19).

36. At Westminster in a month of Easter between Richard
Aldryngton cleric, John Lutrell of Karampton esquire, and
William Iwan vicar of the church of Stokgommer querents;
and John Frankleyn and Joan his wife deforciants ; for a
messuage, thirty-nine acres of land and one acre of meadow
in Overfexford and Stokgommer, Berdon, Wylyton, and Seynt
Decom. John Frankleyn and Joan acknowledged the right of
Richard and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Joan
to him and his heirs ; for this Richard gave them twenty marcs
of silver.

37. At Westminster in a month of Easter, between Ralph
Canon cleric, William Dodesham, William Pokyngton chaplain,
John Cutte senior and Mathew Bremel querents ; and Walter
Dodesdene and Cecilia his wife deforciants ; for a toft, sixteen
acres of land and two acres of wood in Dodesdene in the tithing
of Welles. Walter and Cecilia acknowledged the right of
Mathew and quit claimed to him and his heirs ; for this Mathew
gave them twenty marcs of silver.

38. At Westminster in the octave of St. Hillary and after-
wards in the octave of St. Hillary in the seventh year of the
same king, between John Dorsete, John Rydon, and William
Borde querents ; and John Aungere senior deforciant ; for the
manor of Knyghteslegh and the advowson of the church, fifteen
messuages, a mill, a dovecot, nine tofts, two hundred acres of

^omttM Jfintfi. 7 )^mr^ v. 55

land, thirty acres of meadow, four acres of wood, four acres of
moor and sixpence rent in Knyghteslegh, Bradeford, Taunton,
and Stoke. John Aungere acknowledged the said tenement to
be the right of John Rydon of which he had the manor, seven
messuages, the toft, one hundred and four acres of land, and one
acre of meadow and the advowson by his gift, and he granted
also to John Rydon the said rent and the homages and services
of Walter Sheppe, V/illiam Hamwode and Walter Syfayn, to
hold to him and his heirs. And besides John Aungere granted
that three messuages, the said mill, dovecote, four score acres of
land, twenty- four acres of meadow and four acres of wood in the
said vill of Bradeford which Joan who was wife of Thomas
Aungere held for life, and that one messuage, sixteen acres of
land, five acres of meadow and the said moor in the said vill of
Knyghteslegh which Walter Sprete and Alice his wife and
Thomas their son held for their lives, and that a messuage in
Taunton which John Hope and Agnes his wife, William their
son and Juliana their daughter held for their lives, and that a
messuage in Taunton which John Stowey held for life, and that
a messuage in the same which Richard Ryse held for life, and
also that a messuage in the same which Ralph Deyghere held
for life, all the heritage of the said John Aungere, shall remain
after the decease of the life tenants to John Rydon and his heirs ;
for this John Rydon gave John Aungere two hundred marcs of
silver.

7 f^cnrp F (1419-20).

39. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter and after-
wards in the octave of St. Michael in the same year, between
John Keynes senior querent; and William Haukeford knight,
John Hals, Henry Foleford, John Stourton of Preston, Robert
Veel, John Bruer cleric, Ralph Eustas cleric, Robert Spret cleric
and William Muryden deforciants ; for the manor of Codeworth
and for twenty messuages, six carucates of land, twenty acres of
meadow and ten acres of wood in Codeworth, Werthelybenersshe,
Avenelesheyghes, Dynyngton, Crymelford, Lodenay, Walteres-
combe, Craft, and Henton St. George. John Keynes acknow-

56 SotatxM Jfimi, 8 limtp v.

ledged the right of John Bruer and his heirs and quit claimed ;
for this John Bruer gave him two hundred marcs of silver.

8 l^enrg F (1420-1).

40. At Westminster in a month of Easter and afterwards in
the octave of St. Michael in the same year, between William
Gascoigne and Thomas Cane querents; and John Papenham
and Joan his wife deforciants ; for three messuages, a toft,
twenty acres of land, three-quarters of an acre of meadow, and
a halfpenny rent in Hunspill. John and Joan acknowledged
the right of William and his heirs of which he had the tene-
ment by their gift, and they granted also to William the said
rent and likewise the homage and services of John Crukem,
Robert Pokeswell, John Vernay, John Dodyngton and Richard
Orchard and their heirs ; for this William gave them forty marcs
of silver.

41. At Westminster in three weeks of St. Michael between
Robert de Ponynges knight, John Bolney and Richard Shirfeld,
querents ; and John Furby and Joan his wife deforciants ; for
three messuages, four score acres of land and four acres of
meadow in Stokecursy, Shapwyke, Hounspell, Canyngton, and
Otryngton. John Furby and Joan acknowledged the right of
John Bolney and his heirs ; for this John Bolney gave them one
hundred marcs of silver.

42. At Westminster in a month of St. Michael's day between
Edward Stradelyng knight and William Stradelyng querents ;
and Peter Brynyng and Edith his wife deforciants; for two
messuages, four score acres of land, sixteen acres of meadow
and thirty shillings rent in Combehawey, Southbrent, Edyngton
and Cosyngton. Peter and Edith acknowledged the right of
Edward and his heirs ; for this Edward gave them one hundred
marcs of silver.

43. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Martin and after-
wards in the octave of St Hillary in the same regnal year,
between Thomas Templer cleric and Thomas Blaneford querents ;
and William Hopere and Amina his wife deforciants ; for eight

^omttM Jf^imn. 8 Henrg v. 57

messuages, a mill, twenty-six acres of land, two acres of meadow,
four acres of pasture and pasture for two cows and twenty ewes
(oves matrices) in Bruton, Pydecombe, Godmeston, Shepton,
Dychescove and Combe. William and Amina acknowledged
the right of Thomas Templer ; for this Thomas re-granted the
same to William and Amina to hold to them and their issue, and
if they die without issue then to remain to the heirs of the body
of William procreate, and if there be no such heir of William then
to remain to the right heirs of Amina.

44. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Hillary between
Richard Paneley querent; and Simon Unweyn and Ela his
wife deforciants ; for the third part of two parts of a moiety of
the manor of Aysshe Boleyn. Simon and Ela acknowledged
the said third part to be the right of Richard and his heirs ; for
this Richard gave them twenty marcs of silver.

45. At Westminster in a month of Easter between William
Paston, John Cotusmore, Edmund Forde, Roger Lynedene,
Hugh Cary, Nicholas Lyons, and Philip Bokelond querents ; by
Thomas Neweman in the place of Edmund, Roger, Hugh
and Nicholas; and Robert Russell of Bristol and John Inyn
deforciants ; for two messuages, one hundred and twenty acres
of land, twenty-four acres of meadow and two acres of wood in
Busshopworth, Bedmynstre and Knolle juxta Bristoll. Robert
and John Inyn acknowledged the right of Philip, and quit
claimed to him and his heirs ; for this Philip gave them one
hundred marcs of silver.

46. At Westminster in three weeks of Easter between
William Westbury querent ; and John Webbe of Kayvere and
Agnes his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, sixteen acres of
land, four acres of meadow, sixteen acres of pasture and six acres
of wood in Berkeley juxta Frome. John and Agnes acknow-
ledged the right of William and his heirs and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Agnes ; for this William gave them
forty marcs of silver.

47. At Westminster in the octave of the Purification and

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afterwards in the quinzaine of Easter in the ninth year of the
same king between Simon Sydenham cleric and Thomas
Bratton esquire querents ; and Nicholas Coker and Ah'ce his
wife deforciants ; for the manor of Chilterne Dummere which
Edmund Dummere held for his life. Nicholas and Alice
acknowledged the right of Simon and granted that the said
manor the heritage of Nicholas shall after the death of Edmund
remain to Simon and his heirs ; for this Simon gave them one
hundred marcs of silver.

9 f^enrg U (142 1-2).

48. At Westminster in the octave of St. Martin between
Thomas Bosse of Bekyngton and John Bosse of Troubrigge
querents ; and Richard Michell of Whaddon and Cecilia his wife
deforciants ; for a messuage, and seven acres of land in Bekyngton.
Richard and Cecilia acknowledged the right of John and quit
claimed for themselves and the heirs of Cecilia to him and his
heirs ; for this John gave them twenty marcs of silver.

I f^enrp FI (1422-3).

1. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls and after-
wards in the octave of Trinity in the same regnal year between
Thomas Hugyn querent ; and John Hugyn and William
Gascoigne deforciants ; for the manor of Whitstaunton and the
advowson which Nicholas Reed held for life. Thomas acknow-
ledged the right of John and for this John granted for himself
and his heirs that the said manor and advowson his
heritage, after the death of Nicholas, shall remain to Thomas and
the heirs of his body procreate, and if he have no such heirs then
to remain to John Brit cousin and heir of William Staunton and
his heirs.

2. At Westminster in the octave of St. Hillary between John
Inyn, Robert Hill of Spaxton, John Stourton senior, Thomas
Shelford cleric John Knyght cleric, John Stortworth cleric, John

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Reynold cleric, John Codford cleric and John Rouland cleric
querents ; by Marcus Jacob in their place ; and Thomas Poye
cleric deforciant ; for the manor of Loxton which John Harewell,
John Rudyng, John Lichefeld, Robert Troute chaplain and
Thomas Plente chaplain held for the life of John Harewell.
Thomas Poye acknowledged the right of John Rouland and
granted that the said manor after the decease of John Harewell
shall remain to John Rouland and his heirs ; for this John
Rouland gave Thomas Poye two hundred marcs of silver.

3. At Westminster in the octave of St. Martin and after-
wards in the octave of St. Michael in the second year of the
same king, between Ralph Durburgh esquire querent ; and
Alexander Aune (?Anne) and Alice his wife deforciants ; for
the manor of Almondesworth, a moiety of the manor of Wachet,
a moiety of the manor of Batheneston, two parts of the manor
of Wydecombe and a quarter part of the manor of Wylyton.
Alexander and Alice acknowledged the right of Ralph as by
their gift and as to the said manor (Almondesworth), the moiety
of the manor of Wachet and quarter part (of Wylyton) they
quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Alice to Ralph and
his heirs ; for this Ralph granted to Alexander and Alice the
moiety of the manor of Batheneston and the two parts (of
Wydecombe) to hold of him and his heirs as to the moiety of
Bathaneston for the life of Alice, and as to the said two parts
for the lives of both Alexander and Alice without impeachment
of waste, rendering per annum for the moiety of Bathaneston a
rose and for the two parts (of Wydecombe) a gilly flower, at
midsummer. And after the decease of Alice the said moiety of
Batheneston and also after the decease of both Alexander and
Alice the said two parts shall revert to Ralph and his heirs.

2 f^entu FI (1423-4)-

4. At Westminster in the octave of St. Michael between
Walter Hungerford chivaler, William Westbury, William Poulet,
Willam Alisaundre,-Robert Longe, William Kaynell, and Roger

6o ^ottttTUtt dftmief. 2 Hent^ vi.

Trewebody querents ; and Agnes who was wife of William Orum
and William son of William Orum deforciants ; for eleven messu-
ages, two tofts, four carucates of land, sixty acres of meadow, two
hundred acres of pasture, one hundred acres of wood, thirteen
shillings and fourpence rent and a rent of a pound of pepper
and a pound of cumin in Fromebraunche, Flyntford, Mershton
Bygod, and Radene. Agnes and William son of William
acknowledged the right of Walter as by their gift ; for this Walter
granted the same to Agnes to hold of him for her life rendering
per annum a rose at midsummer and after the decease of Agnes
to revert to Walter and his heirs.

5. At Westminster in the octave of Trinity and afterwards
in the octave of St Hillary in the same year between John
Manyell and Joan his wife querents; and Thomas Knyght
deforciant ; for six messuages, two hundred acres of land, thirteen
acres of meadow, eight acres of pasture, and six acres of wood
in Wydecombe, Sandford Orescoys, and Milton Abbis. Thomas
acknowledged the right of John of which he and Joan had four
messuages, one hundred and thirty acres of land, two acres of
meadow, and the said pasture and wood by his gift to hold to
them and their issue. And besides Thomas granted that one
messuage, thirty-five acres of land, and three acres of meadow in
Milton Abbis which Walter Golde held for life, and also that a
messuage, thirty-five acres of land, and three acres of meadow in
Wydecombe which John Fugge held for life all the heritage of
Thomas shall after the decease of the life tenants remain to John
Manyell and Joan and their issue like the other, and if they die
without heirs their issue then to remain to the right heirs of John
Manyell ; for this John and Joan gave Thomas two hundred
marcs of silver.

6. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter between Robert
Longe and John Twynho querents; and Walter Sylveyn and
Margaret his wife deforciants; for twenty marcs of rent in
Orchardleigh and Eggevorde. Walter and Margaret granted
the said rent to Robert and John payable half at Michaelmas
and half at Easter by the hands of Walter and Margaret and the

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heirs of Margaret. And besides Walter and Margaret granted
for themselves and the heirs of Margaret that in case of default
Robert and John and the heirs of Robert may distrain on four
messuages, twenty-four acres of land, twelve acres of meadow,
and two mills in Eggevorde and on a moiety of the manor of
Orchardleigh with appurtenances in Orchardleigh ; for this
Robert and John gave Walter and Margaret three hundred marcs
of silver.

7. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Hillary and after-
wards in the quinzaine of Easter in the same year between John
Coker and Alianor his wife querents; and Simon Talbot and
Robert Veel deforciants ; for ten messuages, two carucates and
forty acres of land, and forty acres of meadow in Rolleston,
Worle, Milton, and Weston, and for the third part of the manor
of Rolleston and a hundred acres of pasture in Rolleston. John
and Alianor acknowledged the right of Robert, and for this
Robert granted that the said tenement and third part which
Thomas Sambroke and Agnes his wife held for the life of Agnes
the heritage of Robert after the death of Agnes shall remain
to John and Alianor and their issue, and if they die without
issue then to remain to the right heirs of John.

8. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter between Simon
Sydenham cleric, John Couche cleric, John Smyth cleric, and
John Kyng cleric querents ; and John Norlode esquire deforciant ;
for the manor of Norlode and for three messuages, one hundred
acres of land, twelve acres of meadow, sixty acres of pasture,
and six acres of wood in Norlode which John Walyngford and
Alice his wife held for the life of Alice. John Norlode acknow-
ledged the right of John Smyth and granted for himself and his
heirs that the said manor and tenement his heritage after the
decease of Alice shall remain to John Smyth and his heirs. For
this John Smyth and the others gave John Norlode two hundred
marcs of silver.

9. At Westminster in the octave of Trinity between Reginald
Henxlegh and Sibilla his wife querents : and William Henxlegh
deforciant : for four messuages, two dovecotes, four score acres of

62 ^omtxM Jfitua. 3 Hmtji vi.

land and a half, twelve acres of meadow, one acre of alder, two
shillings rent, and a rent of four capons in Worthy, Porlok
Bosington, Honcote, Allerford, and Estlokkomb. William ack-
nowledged the right of Sibilla as by his gift ; for this Reginald
and Sibilla granted the same to William, except one messuage,
sixteen acres of land, and two acres of meadow in Estlokkomb,
to hold to William and the heirs of his body, and if he die without
such heirs then to remain to his right heirs. Granted also
Reginald and Sibilla to the said William the tenement above
excepted to hold for his life, and after his decease to remain to
Ralph Busshe and Joan his wife and the heirs of their bodies,
and if they die without such heirs then to remain to the heirs
begotten of Joan, and if there be no heir of the body of Joan
procreate then to remain to the heirs of the body of William or
to his right heirs should he die without such heirs.

3 f^enrg Fi (1424-S).

10. At Westminster in three weeks of Michaelmas between
William Poulet, William Hampstede cleric and Martin Jacob
querents ; and Cristina Potern deforciant ; for a messuage in
Briggewater which Richard Bretell and Lucy his wife and
Isabella the daughter of Richard held for life. Cristina acknow-
ledged the right of William Hampstede and granted that the
said messuage her heritage after the decease of the life tenants
shall remain to William Hampstede and his heirs ; for this
William gave Cristina ten marcs of silver.

11. At Westminster in a month of Michaelmas and after-
wards in the octave of St Hillary in the same regnal year,
between William Cornu and Joan his wife querents ; and Richard
Popham and Robert Kente cleric deforciants ; for the manor of
Westcontokishede and the advowson. William and Joan
acknowledged the right of Richard and for this Richard and
Robert granted the same to William and Joan to hold to them
and their issue, and if they die without issue then to remain to
Alianor Hulle and the heirs of her body procreate, and if she die

BomnM dTtnef* 4 *enrg vi. 63

without such heirs then to remain to the right heirs of Baldewin
Malet knight.

12. At Westminster in three weeks of Michaelmas and
afterwards in the octave of Trinity in the same regnal year,
between Hugh Gary, John Hody, Martin Jacob, Thomas Broun,
John Wydeslade and Richard Shiplay querents ; and Ralph
Durburgh esquire . deforciant ; for two parts of the manor of
Wydecombe which Alexander Anne and Alice his wife held for
life. Ralph acknowledged the right of John Hody and granted
that the said two parts his heritage after the decease of the life
tenants should remain to John Hody and his heirs; for this
John gave Ralph two hundred marcs of silver.

13. At Westminster in a month of Easter and afterwards in
the octave of Trinity, between John Flory and John Twenys
querents ; and Thomas Skylman and Matilda his wife defor-
ciants ; for six messuages, a mill, two acres of meadow and
two acres of wood in Colford. Thomas and Matilda ack-
nowledged the right of John Flory of which he had four
messuages, the mill, meadow and wood by their gift and they
quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Matilda. And
besides they granted for themselves and the heirs of Matilda
that one messuage which John Smyth senior and Agnes his wife
and John Smyth junior their son held for life, and also that a
messuage which the said John Smyth junior and Agnes his wife
held for life which after the decease of the life tenants to Thomas
and Matilda and the heirs of Matilda ought to revert shall
remain to John Flory and his heirs ; for this John Flory gave
Thomas and Matilda one hundred marcs of silver.

4 fJ^entB F5 (1425-6).

14. At Westminster in three weeks of Michaelmas between
Thomas Lyddyn, John Alwyn, and John Dawekyn chaplain
querents ; and William Chount and Joan his wife deforciants ;
for the manors of Wyke juxta Yatton and Clewer, and for a
messuage and sixty acres of land, sixteen acres of meadow, .

64 Iftomerset iffimi. 4 Hmr^ vi.

fourteen acres of pasture, sixty shillings rent and a rent of a
pound of pepper in Alwerton, Alryngton, Tumok, Byddesham,
Overwere, Netherwer and Axebrugge. William and Joan
for themselves and the heirs of Joan acknowledged the said
manors, tenement, and rents to be the right of John Dawekyn
and quit claimed ; for this John gave them two hundred marcs
of silver.

15. At Westminster in a month of Easter between Humfrey
de Stafford knight, John Warre, William Hastyng, and Richard
Grobham querents ; and Laurence More and Clarice his wife
deforciants ; for a messuage, four score acres of land, four acres
of meadow and four acres of wood in Combeflory. Laurence
and Clarice acknowledged the right of William to hold to him
and his heirs ; for this William gave them one hundred marcs of
silver.

16. At Westminster in three weeks of St. Michael's day
between John Frank cleric, Robert Longe, John Twyneho and
John Gylys querents ; and Walter Trycche and Joan his wife
deforciants ; for two messuages, six acres of land, and two acres
of meadow and a half, in Magna Cayford, Frome, and
Tudryngton. Walter and Joan acknowledged the right of John
Frank and his heirs and quit claimed for themselves and the
heirs of Joan ; for this John gave them twenty marcs of silver.

17. At Westminster in a month of Michaelmas between John
Lucas cleric and Henry Harsfeld cleric querents ; and William
Poleyn and Isabella his wife deforciants ; for three messuages,
twenty acres of land, four acres of meadow, and for the third
part of a messuage, twenty acres of land and five acres of
meadow, in Glaston Baltysburgh and Dychesyate. Walter and
Isabella acknowledged the right of Henry and quit claimed for
the heirs of Isabella ; for this Henry gave them one hundred
marcs of silver.

1 8. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin and afterwards
in the octave of Trinity between William Vyell querent ; and
Thomas Grede of Thornerton in the county of Devon and Agnes

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his wife deforciants ; for thirteen messuages, four tofts, two
ponds (matellis), forty-four acres of land, fifteen acres of meadow,
ten acres of wood and twelve acres of pasture in Welles,
Axebrugge, Claverham and Cleve. Thomas and Agnes
acknowledged the right of William and granted for themselves
and the heirs of Agnes that ten messuages, a toft, and the said
ponds in Welles which Henry Vyell and Alice his wife held for
the life of Alice, and that two messuages, a toft, thirty-four acres
of land, ten acres of meadow and the wood and pasture in
Claverham which Henry and Alice held for their lives, and also
that a messuage, two tofts, ten acres of land and five acres of
meadow in Axebrugge and Cleve which the said Henry and
Alice held for the life of Alice ; and that a messuage, two tofts,
ten acres of land and five acres of meadow in Axebrugge and
Cleve which to Margery wife of Nicholas Stansshawe ought to
remain for her life if she survive Alice, all the heritage of Agnes
and her heirs shall after the decease of the life tenants all
remain to William and his heirs.

19. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St John Baptist and
afterwards in the octave of Trinity in the sixth year of the same
king between John bishop of Bath and Wells, Richard Knyghteley,
John Hillary and Richard Mayn querents ; and Richard Percevale,
Robert Fitz James cleric and John Adams deforciants; for
twenty-three messuages, three hundred and ninety-four acres of
land, sixty-one acres of meadow, sixteen acres of pasture, ten
acres of wood, eight acres of gorse and three acres of alder in
Chelvy and Miggyl and the advowson of Chelvy, which Thomas
de la Haye and Joan his wife held for the life of Joan. Robert
acknowledged the right of the bishop and granted that the said
tenement and advowson his heritage after the decease of Joan
shall remain to the bishop and his heirs ; for this the bishop
gave him three hundred marcs of silver.

20. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension and
afterwards in the octave of Trinity in the same year between
John Westbury senior, William Westbury and Richard Fyton
querents ; and John Reynes knight and Alice his wife deforciants ;
for a mill, ten acres of meadow, thirty acres of pasture, and two

66 0onuxM dTinr^. 5 Htnxp vi.

acres of wood inRadene. JohnReynesandAHceacknowledged the
right of John Westbury and quit claimed ; for this John Westbury
gave John Reynes and Alice one hundred marcs of silver.

S f^enrg F5 (1426-7).

21. At Westminster in three weeks of Easter and afterwards
in the octave of Trinity in the same year between Robert
Salman querent ; and John Cressebien of London deforciant;
for a messuage, ninety-nine acres of land, eighteen acres
of meadow, fifty-two acres of pasture and eighteen acres
of wood in Cleyhangre juxta Cokelyngton. John acknow-
ledged the right of Robert of which he had nineteen acres of
land and four acres of meadow by his gift and besides he
granted that the messuage, eighty acres of land, twelve acres of
meadow, forty acres of pasture and twelve acres of wood which
Richard Baron held for life, and also that two acres of meadow,
twelve acres of pasture, and six acres of wood which William
Janyn held for life all the heritage of John shall after the
decease of the life tenants remain to Robert and his heirs. For
this Robert gave John one hundred marcs of silver.

22. At Westminster in the octave of Trinity between
Nicholas Davy and John Welweton junior querents ; and John
Peny of Southpederton senior and Agnes his wife deforciants ;
for the fifth part of two messuages, sixty-two acres of land and
five acres of meadow in Compton Durnvyle. John Peny and
Agnes acknowledged the said fifth part to be the right of
Nicholas ; for this Nicholas granted the same to John Peny and
Agnes to hold to them and their issue and if they die without
issue then to remain to the right heirs of Agnes.

23. At Westminster in a month of Easter and afterwards in
the octave of Trinity in the same year between Thomas
Sambroke and Agnes his wife querents ; and Thomas Davyntre
cleric deforciant ; for a moiety of the manor of Hutton and a
moiety of the advowson. Thomas Sambroke and Agnes
acknowledged the right of Thomas Davyntre ; for this he

i^omfrtfrt Jfintsi. 5 f^tmv vi. 67

granted the same to Thomas Sambroke and Agnes to hold to
9iem and their issue and if they die without issue then to remain
to the right heirs of Agnes.

24. At Westminster in the octave of St. Hillary and after-
wards in the quinzaine of Easter in the same year between
William Swenge querent ; and William atte Wode and Joan his
wife deforciants ; for two messuages, two tofts, seven acres of
land and a half, and two acres of meadow in Taunton and
Galmyton, William atte Wode and Joan acknowledged the right
of William Swenge of which he had one messuage, the toft, land,
and meadow by their gift, and besides they granted that one
messuage in Galmyton which John Dodde and Agnes his wife
held for the life of Agnes the heritage of William atte Wode
shall after the decease of Agnes remain to William Swenge and
his heirs to hold like the other ; for this William Swenge gave
William atte Wode twenty marcs of silver.

25. At Westminster in a month of Easter and afterwards in
the octave of St Michael in the same year between John
Seyntcler senior querent ; and Richard Pruet and Alice his wife
deforciants ; for a messuage, a bovate and five acres of land, six
shillings and eightpence rent, and a moiety of a messuage and
a mill in Crukern and Estham. Richard and Alice acknowledged
the right of John and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs
of Alice ; for this John gave them twenty marcs of silver.

26. At Westminster in the octave pf St. Hillary between
Richard Milborn, Robert Longe, Edmund Dauntesey and
John Gilys querents ; and John Gregory and Amicia his wife and
Richard Weston deforciants ; for four acres of meadow and
thirty-six acres of pasture and a half in Hengstrigge and
Selimersh. John Gregory and Amicia acknowledged the right
of Richard Milborn and quit claimed for themselves and the
heirs of Amicia to him and his heirs ; for this Richard Milborn
gave John and Amicia twenty marcs of silver.

27. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification
between William Garlond querent ; and Peter Scot vicar of the
church of Welyngton and John Blakelond deforciants ; for three

68 domer^et Jfinti. 5 ftenr|) vi.

messuages and two acres of land in Welyngton. Peter and
John acknowledged the right of William and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of John ; for this William gave them
ten marcs of silver.

28. At Westminster in the octave of Trinity and afterwards
in the quinzaine of Easter between Richard Pollard and Roger
Pollard querents ; and Walter Cancy deforciant ; for five
messuages, sixty acres of land and five acres of meadow in
Westcapelond, Estcapelond, Taunton, and Bryggewater.
Walter acknowledged the right of Richard and granted as part
of the said tenement that a messuage in Taunton which Walter
Porteman and Joan his wife held for life, and that a messuage
in Bryggewater which John Pytte and Alice his wife held for
life, and that a messuage in Bryggewater which John Matheu
and Isolda his wife held for life, and that a messuage in Brygge-
water which Walter Hurle held for life, and that a messuage,
fifty-eight acres of land and five acres of meadow in Westcape-
lond which John More and Cecilia his wife held for life, and
also that two acres of land which John Forboure and Alice his
wife held for life in Estcapelond, all the heritage of the said
Walter Cancy, shall after the decease of the life tenements
remain to Richard and his heirs ; for this Richard gave Walter
Cancy one hundred marcs of silver.

29. At Westminster in the octave of St. John Baptist and
afterwards in the quinzaine of Easter in the sixth year of the
same king between John Heryng, Nicholas Latymer, and John
Stork querents ; and Ralph Bussh esquire and Alianor his wife
deforciants ; for the manor of Fydyngton. Ralph and Alianor
acknowledged the right of John Stork and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Alianor to him and his heirs. For
this John gave Ralph and Alianor two hundred marcs of silver.

30. At Westminster in the octave of Trinity and aftenvards
in the octave of St. Michael in the sixth year of the same king
between Thomas Carrewe chivaler, John Hody cleric, John Cole
esquire, William Carent esquire, Thomas Hody, Martin Jacob,
Robert Squybbe, and John Hody querents; and Reginald

i&omtMlft Jfinti, 6 fteurj) vi. 69

Malyns esquire and Alice his wife deforciants ; for the manor of
Stawell and the advowson. Reginald and Alice acknowledged
the right of John Hody to hold to him and his heirs ; for this
John agreed to a rent of twenty pounds a year payable to
Reginald and Alice half at Easter and half at Michaelmas for
their lives, with power to distrain. And after the decease of
Reginald and Alice the said payment shall cease.

6 l^entB F$ (1427-8).

31. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin between
John Courtenay and Joan his wife and Alexander Hadley and
Alice his wife querents ; and John Hody, Martin Jacob, John
Wydeslade and Richard Shipley deforciants ; for two parts of
the manor of Wydecombe which Alexander Anne and Alice his
wife held for life. John Courtenay and Alexander Hadley
acknowledged the said two parts to be the right of John Hody.
For this John Hody granted that a moiety of the said two parts
his heritage, after the decease of the life tenants Alexander
Anne and Alice shall remain to John Courtenay and Joan and
the heirs begotten of Joan, and if Joan die without such heirs
then, after the decease of John Courtenay, to remain to
Alexander Hadley and Alice his wife and the heirs begotten of
Alice, and if Alice die without such heirs then, after the decease
of Alexander, to remain to Thomas Broun of Alba Rothyng
and the heirs of his body, and if Thomas die without such heirs
then to remain to Joan his wife daughter of Robert Kirkham of
Blakedon in the county of Devon and the heirs of her body and
if she die without such heirs then the said moiety shall remain
to Ralph Durburgh of Hethfeld in Somerset and his heirs. And
also, after the decease of Alexander Anne and Alice, the other
moiety of the said two parts shall remain to the said Alexander
Hadley and Alice his wife and the heirs begotten of Alice, and
if Alice die without such heirs then, after the decease of
Alexander Hadley, to remain to the said John Courtenay and
Joan and the heirs begotten of Joan and if Joan die without
such heirs then, after the decease of John Courtenay, to remain

70 ^omttM Jfint^. 6 9^mr^ vi.

to the aforesaid Thomas and the heirs of his body begotten, and
if Thomas die without such heirs then to remain to Joan his
wife and the heirs of her body begotten, and if Joan die without
such heirs then to remain to the aforesaid Ralph and his heirs.

32. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin between
Nicholas Radeford and Walter Portman querents ; and William
Thomas and Joan his wife deforciants ; for forty-five messuages,
nine tofts, four acres of land, and one acre of meadow in
Briggewater, Hunteworthy and Dunwere. William and Joan
acknowledged the right of Nicholas ; for this Nicholas granted
the same to William and Joan to hold to them and their issue
and if it happen they die without issue then to remain to the
heirs of the body of Joan begotten, and if there be no such heir
of the body of Joan then to remain to the right heirs of
William.

33. At Westminster in three weeks of Michaelmas between
Thomas Horsy and Alice his wife querents ; and Hugh C . . .
and Edith his wife deforciants ; for the manor of Padenahe.
Thomas and Alice granted to Hugh and Edith the said manor
to hold for their lives rendering a rose at Midsummer, and after
their decease the same to revert to Thomas and Alice and the
heirs of Thomas. For this Hugh and Edith gave Thomas and
Alice one hundred marcs of silver.

34. At Westminster in the octave of St. Martin and
afterwards in the octave of Trinity between John Stork, Ralph
Sterte cleric, and Richard Sheprene of Wandestre querents ; and
Thomas Bathe and Margaret his wife deforciants ; for a messuage,
sixty acres of land, five acres of meadow, ten shillings rent, and
a moiety of a messuage in Blakeford and Wilkyngthrop, and for
the quarter part of the manor of Wandestre. Thomas and
Margaret acknowledged the right of Ralph, and for this Ralph
granted to Thomas and Margaret the said quarter part to hold
to them and their issue. Ralph granted also to Thomas and
Margaret the said rent and the homages and services of John
Lovell and his heirs in Blakeford, and Ralph granted also that
the said moiety and twenty acres of land in Blakeford which

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John Boucher held for life, and also that the said messuage and
forty acres of land, and the said meadow which Roger Gosselyn
held for life in Wylkyngthrop, all the heritage of Ralph, shall
after the decease of the life tenants remain to Thomas and
Margaret, and if they die without heirs procreate then to
remain to John Roger son of John Roger senior and his heirs.

35. At Westminster in a month of Michaelmas between
John Inyn knight and Edith his wife querents ; and James earl
of Ormond deforciant ; for the manor of Belweton. The said
earl granted to John and Edith the said manor to hold for their
lives rendering per annum a grain of wheat at Michaelmas, and
after their decease to revert to the said earl and his heirs ; for
this John and Edith gave the said earl three hundred marcs of
silver.

36. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Michaelmas between
William Whyttyll and Nichola his wife querents ; and John
Wylly and Elena his wife deforciants ; for three messuages and
the quarter part of a messuage in Dunsterre. John and Elena
acknowledged the right of William and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Elena ; for this William and Nichola
gave them twenty marcs of silver.

37. At Westminster in the octave of St. Martin between
John Warre, William Fraunceys and John Person of Bradeford
querents ; and John Courtenay and Joan his wife deforciants ; for
the manor of Brompton Raafe and the advowson. John
Courtenay and Joan acknowledged the right of John Person and
quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Joan, and besides
they warranted the same both manor and advowson against
Richard abbot of Westminster and his successors ; for this John
Person gave them two hundred marcs of silver.

38. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. John Baptist and
afterwards in the octave of St. Michael in the seventh year of
the same king, between John Hulsi and John Hulman querents ;
and Henry Viell and Alice his wife deforciants ; for the manor of
Claverham. Henry and Alice acknowledged the right of John

72 ^omtxM JfintH. 6 l|enr$ vi.

Hulman ; for this John granted the same to Henry and Alice
to hold for their lives and after them to remain to William Viell
their son, and Elizabeth his wife and the heirs issue of William
and Elizabeth, and if they die without such heirs, then the said
manor and appurtenances, except five messuages, a carucate of
land and twenty acres of meadow, shall remain to the right heirs
of Alice, and the holding as excepted shall remain to the right
heirs of Henry.

39. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter and afterwards
in the quinzaine of Easter in the seventh year of the same king
between John Person, John Warre, and William Fraunceys
querents ; and Alexander Hadley and Alice his wife deforciants ;
for the manor of Brompton Raaf and the advowson. Alexander
and Alice acknowledged the said manor to be the right of John
Person, excepting a rent of two pounds of pepper, and they
granted the said rent and likewise the homages and services of
Richard Popham and his heirs to John and his heirs ; and
Alexander and Alice and the heirs of Alice warranted to John
and his heirs against Richard abbot of Westminster and his
successors. For this John gave Alexander and Alice one
hundred marcs of silver.

40. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin and
afterwards in the octave of St. Hillary between William Bryt
querent ; and Robert Snowe and Alice his wife deforciants ; for a
messuage, two ferlings of land, six acres of meadow, four acres
of alder, and twenty acres of more in Uppecote and Langerygge.
Robert and Alice acknowledged the right of William and quit
claimed for themselves and the heirs of Alice ; for this William
gave Robert and Alice one hundred marcs of silver.

41. At Westminster in the morrow of St. John Baptist
between John Frank cleric, Robert Longe, John Gyles, James
Craas and John Twynho querents ; and John Bussh and Joan his
his wife deforciants ; for nine messuages, forty acres of land, four
acres of meadow and one acre of pasture in Frome. John
Bussh and Joan acknowledged the right of John Frank to hold
to him and his heirs rendering to them per annum thirteen

ikomnitt :finti. 7 fttnrv vi. 73

shillings and fourpence by four quarterly payments, with power
to distrain, and after tlie decease of John Bussh and Joan the
said payment to cease ; for this John Frank gave John Bussh
and Joan one hundred marcs of silver.

42. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Trinity between
Henry bishop of Wynton, Richard Ilertcombe and John Bailly
querents ; and Thomas de Monte Acuto earl of Salisbury, and
Alice his wife deforciants ; for the manor of Charleton and
Henxtrigge. The said earl and Alice granted the said manor
to John and his heirs to hold of the lord the king by the
customary service ; for this John gave the earl and Alice two
hundred pounds sterling. This concord was made by precept
of the king.

7 l^entB FI (1428-9).

43. At Westminster in three weeks of Easter between John
Persons querent ; and John Chaddeworthe and Joan his wife
deforciants ; for a messuage and three acres of land and a half in
Welyngton. John Cheddeworthe and Joan acknowledged the
right of John Persons and quit claimed to him and his heirs, and
besides they warranted to him and his heirs again.st Richard
abbot of Westminster and his successors ; for this he gave them
ten marcs of silver.

44. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St Hillary between
John Danyell cleric and Adam Strugge querents ; and Roger
Tylly deforciant ; for six messuages, twenty-four acres of land,
five acres of meadow and twenty-four acres of pasture in Rode,
Telesford, and Langenham. Roger acknowledged the right of
John ; for this John and Adam granted the same to Roger to
hold without impeachment of waste for his life and after him to
remain to William Tylly son of the said Roger and the heirs of
his body procreate, and if he die without such heirs then to
remain to Cristina the wife of Roger for her life and after her
to remain to Robert Longe and his heirs.

I-

74 Aomrrrfet dFtneH. 7 lltnrp vi.

45. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Hillary between
Giles Daubcnay knight, Ralph Busshe, John Wyse cleric, John
Bolour, Thomas Wyse and Adam Norton cleric, querents ; and
William Maloisell esquire, deforciant ; for a toft, forty acres of
land, ten acres of meadow, and eight acres of pasture in Wyght-
lakyngton and Athelardeston. William acknowledged the right
of Ralph and quit claimed ; for this Ralph gave William forty
marcs of silver.

46. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification and
afterwards in the quinzaine of Easter in the same year between
William Alysaundre and Richard Wenteworth querents ; and
Reginald West knight and William Neuton and Idonia his wife
deforciants ; for the manor of Swellc. Reginald and William
and Idonia acknowledged the right of Richard ; for this Richard
granted the same to William Neuton and Idonia to hold to
them and their issue, and if they die without issue then to
remain to the said Reginald and his heirs.

47. At Westminster in three weeks of Michaelmas day
between John bishop of Bath and Wells, Richard Knyghtley,
John Hillary and Richard Mayn querents ; and Thomas Delahay
senior and Joan his wife who wa^, wife of Edward Seymour
knight, deforciants ; for the manor of Chelvy and the advowson.
Thomas and Joan acknowledged the right of the bishop, and for
this the bishop granted the same to Thomas and Joan to hold
to them without impeachment of waste for the life of Joan
rendering per annum a rose at midsummer, and after the decease
of Joan to revert to the bishop.

48. At Westminster in the octave of St. Michael between
Walter Hungerford knight and John Paulet esquire, querents ;
and Nicholas Dixon cleric and William Darell esquire, deforci-
ants ; for the manors of Nony and Flyntford. Walter and John
acknowledged the right of Nicholas as by their gift ; for this
Nicholas granted to John the said manor of Nony to hold to him
and his heirs begotten, and if he die without such heirs then to
remain to Walter and the heirs of his body begotton, and if he
die without such heirs then to remain to the right heirs of John.

i^omttM ifimn, 8 flturjp vi. 75

And Nicholas granted the manor of Flyntford to Walter to hold
to him and the heirs of his body-, and if he die without such
heirs then to remain to the said John and the heirs of his body,
and if he die without such heirs then to remain to the right heirs
of Walter.

49. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between
Martin Jacob querent ; and John Peny deforciant ; for a messuage,
a toft, one hundred acres of land, fourteen acres of meadow and
three acres of pasture in Northpederton. John acknowledged
the right of Martin and quit claimed, and warranted the same
for himself and his heirs against Richard abbot of Westminster
and his successors ; for this Martin gave John one hundred
marcs of silver.

8 l^tntB Vi (1429-30).

50. At Westminster in the octave of St Michael between
John Welyngton and John Milbourn querents ; and Philip
Hampton and Alice his wife and William Vyell and Elizabeth
his wife deforciants ; for the manor of Catcote and the advowson
of the chantry chapel of the same manor; and for eight
messuages, two hundred and four acres of land and twenty-two
acres of meadow in Slape, Bageworth, and Henton Bluet. Philip
and Alice acknowledged the right of John Welyngton ; for this
he granted to Philip and Alice the said manor, and the said
advowson to hold for their lives, and after their decease to
remain to William and Elizabeth and their issue, and if they die
without issue then to remain to the right heirs of Alice. And
John granted to William and Elizabeth the other the said
tenement to hold to them and their heirs, and if they die
without heirs their issue then, four messuages and sixty acres of
land and twenty-two acres of meadow in Slape and Henton
Bluet shall remain to Philip and Alice and the heirs of Alice,
and three messuages and sixty-one acres of land in Bageworth
shall remain to Philip and Alice and the heirs of Philip.

51. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin between
Richard Payne querent ; and John Vynter and Joan his wife

76 ^onuviti Jfimi. 8 ftenr^ vi.

deforciants ; for a messuage, six acres and a quarter of land and
a moiety of a quarter part of an acre of meadow and a penny
rent in Ellebergh. John and Joan acknowledged the right of
Richard and quit claimed ; for this Richard gave them twenty
marcs of silver.

52. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Michaelmas day
between Joan who was wife of Robert Grey senior and Robert
Grey junior querents ; and Roger Wyke and Joan his wife and
Henry Horsy and Alianor his wife deforciants ; for a messuage,
a dovecote, a carucate of land, six acres of meadow and four
acres of wood in Merssh and Hardyngton. Roger and Joan his
wife and Henry and Alianor acknowledged the right of Robert
and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Joan and
Alianor to Joan who was wife of Robert Grey and to Robert
junior and his heirs, and besides they warranted against William
abbot of Torre and his successors ; for this Joan and Robert
gave Roger and Joan and Henry and Alianor one hundred
marcs of silver.

53. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. John Baptist and
afterwards in the octave of St. Michael in the ninth year of
the same king between John Hody and Martin Jacob querents;
and Walter Portman and Joan his wife by William Armeston
in her place deforciants ; for twenty messuages, a toft, twenty-
six acres of land and ten acres of meadow in Taunton and
Galmeton. Walter acknowledged the right of John ; for this
John granted the same to Walter and Joan to hold to themselves
and the heirs of Walter.

54. At Westminster in three weeks of Easter between William
Offe cleric and Robert Prataunt querents ; and John Seyntloo
esquire and Alice his wife deforciants; for the manor of
Knyghton Sutton, and for two messuages, a water mill, thirty-
six acres of land and two acres of meadow in Stoweye, Wodeford
and Westwyke. John and Alice acknowledged the right of
Robert and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Alice ;
for this Robert granted the same to John and Alice to hold to
them and their heirs procreate, and if they die without such heirs
then to remain to the right heirs of Alice.

Jkomni^tt Jflnti. 8 9tmtv vi. 77

55. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls and after-
wards in the octave of St. Hillary in the same regnal year
between John Magot and John Gerbraye querents ; Robert
Boson and Joan his wife deforciants; for thirteen messuages, a
toft, sixty -three acres of land, sixteen acres of meadow, three
acres of moor, and sixpence rent and a rent of two hundred and
forty heads of garlic in Brymptonrafe, Stokelandgaunt, Oter-
hampton, Eststoke and Canyngton. Robert and Joan acknow-
ledged the right of John Magot ; for this John granted the same
to them to hold for their lives without impeachment of waste, and
after their decease, three messuages, thirty- three acres of land and
two acres of meadow and a half in Stokelandgaunt, Oterhampton,
Eststoke, and Canyngton to remain to Ralph Boson son of Robert
and Joan and the heirs of his body begotten, and if he die without
such heirs then to remain to Joan daughter of the said Robert
and Joan and the heirs of her body begotten, and if she die with-
out such heirs then to remain to VVilliam son of John Rawle for
his life, and after him to remain to Philip Cave son of Richard
Cave and to the heirs of his body, and if he die without such heirs
then to remain to the right heirs of the said Joan wife of Robert.
And ten messuages, a toft, one hundred and twenty acres of land,
thirteen acres of meadow and a half, and the moor and rent in
Brymptonrafe shall remain to Joan daughter of Robert and Joan
and the heirs of her body, and if she die without such heirs then
to remain to Ralph son of Robert and Joan and the heirs of his
body, and if he die without such heirs then to remain to Philip
Cave and the heirs of his body and if Philip die without such
heirs then to remain to the right heirs of the aforesaid Joan the
wife of Robert.

56. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification between
Nicholas Stanshawe and Richard Venables querents ; and
Thomas Lange and Alice his wife and John Bele deforciants ; for
a messuage, a dovecote, a hundred acres of land and thirty-five
acres of meadow in Yatton. Thomas and Alice and John acknow-
ledged the right of Richard ; for this Richard granted the same
to Thomas and Alice to hold without impeachment of waste
of him for their lives rendering per annum a rose at midsummer
and after their decease to revert to Richard and his heirs.

78 ^mnM ;flmi. 8 ftfiirp vi.

57. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification between
Roger Wodehele querent ; and Joan who was wife of Robert
Parle and Stephen Knyghtewy n and Agnes his wife deforciants ;
for four messuages, six tofts, forty acres of land, ten acres of
meadow, one acre of moor, and sixpence rent in Moreland,
Wolmerston, Briggewater, Durlegh, Sidenham,Donnend, Piryton
and Rode juxta Wolmerston. Joan, Stephen and Agnes acknow-
ledged the right of Roger as by the gift of Joan and quit claimed
for the heirs of Joan and Agnes ; for this Roger gave them one
hundred marcs of silver.

58. At Westminster in a month of Easter and afterwards in
the octave of Trinity in the same year between John Passeware
and William Bochell querents ; and John Wynford and Alice his
wife deforciants ; for the manor of Brympton and the advowsons
of the church and the chantry of St Mary. John Wynford and
Alice acknowledged the right of John Passeware and his heirs ;
for this John Passeware granted the same to John Wynford and
Alice to hold to them and the heirs of the body of John begotten,
and if John Wynford die without such heirs then after the decease
of Alice, all to remain to John Stourton of Preston Plokenet,
Master Richard Stourton, William Carent, William Powlet, John
Hody, John Fauntleroy, John Welle, John Smyth and John
Dyker, and to the heirs of John Stourton.

59. At Westminster in three weeks of St. Michael's day and
afterwards in the quinzaine of Easter in the ninth year of the
same king, between Richard Neuton, William Carent, John
Hody, John Fortescu, John Twyneho and John Carter cleric,
querents ; and Nicholas Edmond and Margaret his wife defor-
ciants ; for eleven messuages, a mill, two carucates of land, fifty
acres of meadow, one hundred acres of pasture, ten acres of wood,
and eight shillings rent and a rent of a pound of pepper in Feltham
and Frome in Selwood. Nicholas and Margaret acknowledged
the right of John Carter, of which he had ten messuages, the mill,
one carucate of land, thirty acres of meadow, sixty acres of pasture,
five acres of wood and the rent, by their gift ; and besides they
granted that one messuage, one carucate of land, twenty acres of
meadow, forty acres of pasture and five acres of wood which

ifomtxM Jfintn. 9 ^tntv vi. 79

William Westbury, Richard Fiton, John Westbury junior,
William Rous and Philip Loryng held, for the lives of Agnes
who had been wife of Philip Shepherd and John and William her
sons, the heritage of Nicholas which after the decease of the life
tenants to him ought to revert shall remain to John Carter and
his heirs to hold like the other; for this John Carter gave
Nicholas and Margaret three hundred marcs of silver.

9 ?^CttrB Ff ( 1430-3 0-

60. At Westminster in the octave of the Purification and
afterwards in the quinzaine of Easter in the same year between
William Bonevyle knight querent ; and Philip Bailly and Agnes
his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, thirty acres of land, and
three acres of meadow in Lyllysdon. Philip and Agnes acknow-
ledged the right of William and quit claimed for themselves
and the heirs of Agnes ; for this William gave them ten marcs
of silver.

61. At Westminster in three weeks of Easter between
Richard Forster senior and Joan his wife and Richard Forster
junior querents ; and Philip Hampton and Alice his wife
deforciants ; for two tofts, forty acres of land and a moiety of an
acre of meadow in Estharpetre. Philip and Alice granted the
same to Richard and Joan and Richard to hold of them and the
heirs of Alice for their three lives rendering per annum two shillings
and sevenpence of silver, half at Easter and half at Michaelmas, and
after the decease of the three life tenants to revert to the said
Philip and Alice and the heirs of Alice ; for this Richard, Joan
and Richard gave them one hundred marcs of silver.

62. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter between
Robert Russell and Elizabeth his wife querents ; and Theobald
Gorges knight and Joan his wife deforciants ; for four score
acres of land, fifteen acres of meadow, one hundred and sixty
acres of pasture and five acres of wood in Charleton juxta
Wroxhale. Theobald and Joan acknowledged the right of
Robert and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Joan,

8o l^omer^et Jfinta, 9 l^tnvv vi.

and besides they warranted against Richard abbot of West-
minster and his successors ; for this Robert and Elizabeth gave
Theobold and Joan one hundred marcs of silver.

63. At Westminster in three weeks of Michaelmas day
between John Grene and Alice his wife querents ; and Roger
Tylly and Cristina his wife deforciants ; for two messuages, a
toft, fifty acres of land and five acres of meadow in North-
caddebury. Roger and Cristina acknowledged the right of John
and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Cristina, and
besides they warranted against the abbot Glaston and his
successors; for this John and Alice gave them twenty marcs of
silver.

64. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin between
Thomas Courtenay earl of Devon, Philip Courtenay knight,
Thomas Beauchamp knight, John Warre esquire, John
Faunteleroy, Nicholas Radeford, John Fortescu, and Laurence
Peverell querents ; and John Boef and Edith his wife deforciants ;
for a messuage, a mill, a dovecote, four gardens, forty acres of
land, four acres of meadow and three acres of pasture in Meryet.
John Boef and Edith acknowledged the right of Laurence as
by their gift and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of
Edith ; for this Laurence gave them one hundred marcs
of silver.

65. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Michael's day
between John Baunfeld of Poltymore in the county of Devon
querent; and Robert Power of Sutton Mountegu and
Katherine his wife deforciants; for three messuages, a toft,
thirty acres of land and five acres of meadow in Magna Weston
and Parva Weston. Robert acknowledged the right of John
and quit claimed for himself and the heirs of Katherine ; for
this John gave them ten marcs of silver.

66. At Westminster in a month of Michaelmas between
Richard Haretrewe querent ; and Nicholas Olyver and Edith his
wife deforciants ; for two messuages, thirty-five acres of land and
five acres of meadow in N ether wy combe. Nicholas and Edith

BomttM Jfimi. lo l^tnxp vi. 8i

quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Edith to Richard
and his heirs ; for this Richard gave them twenty marcs of
silver.

67. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Trinity between
Nicholas Walsham and Hugh Kene querents ; and John Davy
and Isabella his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, a dovecote,
forty acres of land, three acres of meadow and six acres of
pasture in Southpederton. John acknowledged the right of
Nicholas, and for this Nicholas granted the same to John and
Isabella to hold to them and their issue, and if they die without
issue then to remain to the right heirs of John.

10 f^enrg FI (143 1-2).

1. At Westminster in the octave of St. Hillary between
Robert Stenyng, William Gascoigne, Richard Wynston and
William Note querents ; and Thomas Berdesle and Alice his
wife deforciants ; for seven messuages, five tofts, and eighteen-
pence rent in Dunster, Tymberscombe and Northcombe.
Thomas and Alice acknowledged the right of Robert and his
heirs, and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Alice ;
for this Robert gave them one hundred marcs of silver.

2. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Hillary between
John Hody and Elizabeth his wife querents, and Reginald
Barantyn and Joan his wife and Drugo their son and Joan his
wife deforciants, for the manor of Stawell. Reginald and
Drugo acknowledged the right of John and his heirs and quit
claimed, and besides they warranted against the abbot of
Westminster and his successors ; for this John gave them three
hundred marcs of silver.

3. At Westminster in three weeks of St. Michael's day
between Richard Harewell cleric and William Gascoigne
querents ; and Robert Elwell and Alice his wife deforciants ;
for thirteen messuages, one hundred acres of land and thirteen
acres of meadow in Taunton, Fifehide and See juxta Ilmystre.

82 BomtvM dTtntfl. lo l^enr; vi.

Robert and Alice acknowledged the right of Richard ; for this
Richard granted the same to them and their issue, and if they
die without issue then to remain to Walter Russell and the heirs
of his body, and if Walter die without such heirs then to remain
to Oliver Russell and the heirs of his body, and if Oliver die
without such heirs then to remain to Joan wife of William
Almescombe for her life and after her to remain to Richard son
of Thomas Walton and the heirs of his body begotten, and if he
die without such heirs then to remain to Margaret his sister and
the heirs of her body begotten, and if she die without such heirs
then to remain to the right heirs of the aforesaid Alice.

4. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification and
afterwards in the quinzaine of Easter in the same year between
Robert Andrewe and John Gyles querents ; and Robert Erley
and Joan his wife, Thomas Shypward, and Thomas Russell and
Isabella his wife deforciants, for two messuages and two shops
in Bristoll. Robert Erley and Joan acknowledged the right of
Robert Andrewe and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs
of Joan to him and his heirs ; lor this Robert Andrewe granted
the said tenement to Thomas Russell and Isabella and their
issue, and if they die without issue then to remain to the right
heirs of Thomas Russell.

5. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Martin between
John Palmer of Glaston querent ; and John Beek and Isabella
his wife deforciants, for a messuage in Glaston. John Beek and
Isabella acknowledged the right of John Palmer and quit
claimed and for the heirs of Isabella ; for this John Palmer gave
them twenty marcs of silver.

6. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension and
afterwards in the octave of Trinity, between John, bishop of
Bath and Wells, Humfry Stafford chivaler, John Hody, John
Storke and Hugh Kene querents ; and William Forde and Joan
his wife, Alexander Lynde and John Wydecombe deforciants,
for eight messuages, two tofts, a dovecote, two hundred and four
acres of land, thirty acres of meadow, sixty acres of pasture, and
sixty acres of wood in Middelchynnok, Westchynnok, Hewene-

domer^et Jfinti. ii 9ttnxi9 vi. 83

beare, and Hardyngton. William and Joan acknowledged the
right of Humfry and quit claimed ; for this Humfrey granted
the same to William and Joan for their lives without impeach-
ment of waste rendering a rose at midsummer, and after their
decease to revert to Humfry and his heirs.

II ?^enrg FJ (1432-3).

7. At Westminster in the morrow of St Martin between
Anne who was wife of Richard HaukeforJl knight, querent, and
John Coker and Alianor his wife deforciants, for the manor of
Estcranemere. John and Alianor granted the same to Anne
for her life and after her to remain to the right heirs of the said
Richard Haukeford, knight ; for this Anne gave them one
hundred marcs of silver.

8. At Westminster in the octave of St. John Baptist between
John Stafford bishop of Bath and Wells, Humfrey Stafford
knight, John Hody, Henry Sherard and Robert Corff cleric
querents ; and Joan Trenchemere, Thomas Trenchemere, and
John Trenchemere and Margaret his wife deforciants, for the
manor of Westchynnok. Joan and Margaret acknowledged the
right of Humfrey and his heirs ; for this Humfrey gave them
two hundred marcs of silver.

9. At Westminster in three weeks of Michaelmas between
John Warre, Hugh Gary, John Copleston, John Blewet,
Leonard Stepelton, Alexander Hody, William ap Thomas and
Nicholas Assheton querents ; and John Courtenay and Joan his
wife deforciants ; for the manors of Godelney, Almandes worthy,
and Durburghis Hethfeld, and for a moiety of the third part of the
manor of Wydecombe. John Courtenay and Joan acknowledged
the same to be the right of Leonard of which he had the manors
of Godelney and Almandesworthy by their gift, and besides
John and Joan for themselves and the heirs of Joan granted that
the manor of Durburghis Hethfeld which Ralph Durburgh held
for life, and that the said moiety which Alexander Anne and
Alice his wife held for life, the heritage of Joan, shall after the

84 &omtvM ffinti. ii ftrnrw vi.

decease of the life tenants remain to Leonard and his heirs ; for
this Leonard gave them three hundred marcs of silver.

ID. At Westminster in three weeks of Michaelmas between
Hugh Kene and Agnes his wife and William son of Hugh
Kene querents ; and John Frankeleyn of Bekyngton and Isabella
his wife deforciants ; for seven messuages, two carucates of land,
forty acres of meadow, and twenty acres of pasture in Asshe
Boleyn. John and Isabella acknowledged the right of Hugh and
quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Isabella ; for this
Hugh gave them twenty marcs of silver.

11. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin and after-
wards in the octave of St. Hillary in the same regnal year between
Humfry Courtenay knight, William Carent esquire, Richard
Percevale esquire, John Bathe cleric, Richard Harewell cleric,
and Richard Chedder esquire querents ; and John atte Hill and
Alice his wife deforciants; for four messuages, three hundred
acres of land, forty acres of meadow, one hundred acres of
pasture, forty acres of wood, and forty shillings rent in Stooford
and Hewyschampfloure. John atte Hill and Alice acknowledged
the right of Richard Chedder and quit claimed for themselves
and the heirs of Alice ; for this Richard gave them one hundred
marcs of silver.

12. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin and after-
wards in the octave of St. Hillary between Joan Broke, Thomas
Broke knight, John Palton, William Botreaux, John Austyll,
Thomas Micheldever, and Thomas Lygh, vicar of the church of
Chedder querents ; and Richard Harewell cleric deforciant ; for
five messuages, four tofts, a dovecote, eleven acres and a half and
a rood of land, and two acres of meadow in Welles. Richard
acknowledged the right of Thomas Lygh and quit claimed ; for
this Thomas gave him one hundred marcs of silver.

13. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin and after-
wards in the octave of St. Hillary between John Palton esquire,
Thomas Micheldever, and William Style cLeric querents; and
William Haukyns deforciant : for six messuages, a toft, two mills,

^omttM jfinti, 12 ftmrp vi. 85

six carucates of land, fifty acres of meadow, thirty acres of wood,
and thirteen pounds rent in Bourne Langeford, Bradefeld, Legh,
Aldewyke, Churchehull, Bodecombe, Welles, and Farleghmount-
fort. William Haukyns acknowledged the right of William
Style and warranted ; for this William Style gave him one hundred
marcs of silver.

12 f^entg FI (1433-4).

14. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Michael between
John Sydenham and Joan his wife querents ; and John Stourton
of Preston Plokenet, John Hody, and John Smyth deforciants ;
for the manor of Brympton and the advowsons of the church
and the chantry of St. Mary which William Lambroke cleric,
William Alisaundre, Robert Peny, Thomas Beaushen, William
Forde, Nicholas Coker, Ralph Brytt, Robert Hymerford, Thomas
Forde cleric, William Levedon cleric, John Knakeston cleric,
John Passeware, John Lymbury, Walter Burcy, Walter Tanner,
Thomas Germyn and William Germyn held for the life of Alice
who was wife of John Wynford esquire. John Sydenham
acknowledged the manor and advowsons to be the right of John
Stourton ; for this John Stourton granted that the same, after
the decease of Alice, shall remain to John Sydenham and Joan
and their issue rendering per annum a rose at midsummer, and
if John and Joan die without issue then all to revert to John
Stourton and his heirs.

15. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin between
John Hody, Robert Kyrkham, John Blewet, Thomas Broun,
Alexander Hody, John Courtenay, Edward Grevyll, William
Gascoigne, Martin Jacob, John Wydeslade, and Richard Ship-
peley querents ; and William More and Joan his wife deforciants ;
for twenty-two messuages, two hundred and sixty acres of land,
forty-four acres of meadow, and six shillings and eightpence
rent in Nailesy, Worthiston, Batilburgh, and Yadenworth.
William More and Joan acknowledged the right of Richard and
his heirs and they warranted for themselves and the heirs of
Joan ; for this Richard gave them one hundred marcs of silver.

86 ^omtxM dftnejJ. 13 litnxs vi

16. At Westminster in the month of Michaelmas between
WiUiam Gascoigne and Thomas Hurdyng querents, and Richard
Willis and Joan his wife deforciants ; for eight messuages, thirty
acres of land, three acres of meadow and nine shillings rent and
a moiety of two messuages in Milverton. Richard and Joan
acknowledged the right of Thomas ; for this Thomas granted
the same to Richard and Joan to hold to them and their issue,
and if they die without issue then to remain to the right heirs of
Joan.

17. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin and after-
wards in the octave of St. Hillary between Thomas Courtenay
earl of Devon, John Warre esquire, Edith daughter and heir of
Richard Slade, and William Beof querents, and Nicholas Power
and Petronilla his wife deforciants ; for a toft, a garden, forty
acres of land, three acres of meadow and six acres of pasture in
Meryet. Nicholas and Petronilla acknowledged the right of
William and quit claimed for the heirs of Petronilla ; for this
William gave them twenty marcs of silver.

18. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin and after-
wards in the octave of St. Hillary between Thomas Courtenay
earl of Devon, John Warre esquire, Edith daughter and heir of
Richard Slade, and William Beof querents ; and Thomas Knyght
and Margaret his wife deforciants ; for the sixth part of a
messuage, a garden, three hundred acres of land, six acres of
meadow, forty acres of pasture, and twenty acres of wood in
Bokelond Mary. Thomas Knyght and Margaret acknowledged
the right of William and quit claimed and for the heirs of
Margaret; for this William gave them twenty marcs of
silver.

13 f^enrjD F4 (1434-S).

19. At Westminster in a month of Easter between Alexander
Hody and William Balsham querents, and William Maloysell
and Joan his wife deforciants ; for the manor of Westdylyngton,
and twenty-one messuages, one hundred and twenty-one acres
of land, thirty-five acres of meadow, twelve acres of wood and

fiomtxM Jfinti. 13 litnxp vi. 87

three acres of moor in Westdylyngton, Estdylyngton,
Athilardeston and Asshewell. William Maloysell acknowledged
the right of William Balsham ; for this William Balsham granted
the same to William Maloysell and Joan to hold to them and
their issue and if they die without issue then to remain to the
right heirs of William Maloysell.

20. At Westminster in a month of Easter between William
Wynard querent, and Richard Kympe and Joan his wife
deforciants ; for two messuages, three gardens, eight acres of land
and six acres of meadow in Southpetherton. Richard and Joan
acknowledged the right of William and his heirs ; for this
William gave them one hundred marcs of silver.

21. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls and after-
wards in the octave of St Hillary between Alexander Hody
querent, and William Poulet of Melcombe. Edward Cullyford
and William Broughton and Elizabeth his wife deforciants ; for
eight messuages, three tofts, two hundred acres of land and seven-
teen acres of meadow, four hundred acres of pasture, an acre
of alder, and four shillings and sixpence halfpenny rent in
Sampford, Dykefold, Wemedon, and Briggewater. William and
the others acknowledged the right of Alexander; for this
Alexander granted the same to Edward to hold without impeach-
ment of waste for life and one year beyond, rendering per annum
four pounds fourteen shillings by four quarterly payments, and
after the decease of Edward and the expiration of the said term
to revert to Alexander and his heirs.

22. At Westminster in a month of St. Michael's day between
John Inyn knight, John Neweton, Roger Lyveden, Thomas Fisshe,
and Richard Clerk of Bristoll merchant, querents, and Thomas
Boucher of Pole and Alice his wife deforciants ; for a moiety of
manor of Assheton, and a messuage and a carucate of land in
Assheton. Thomas Boucher and Alice for themselves and the
heirs of Alice acknowledged the right of Roger ; for this Roger
gave them two hundred marcs of silver.

23. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Michael between
Theobald Gorges knight, Richard Neuton, John Warre, John

86 ^omttM JfimH. 13 Henrp vi

16. At Westminster in the month of Michaelmas between
Wilh'am Gascoigne and Thomas Hurdyng querents, and Richard
Willis and Joan his wife deforciants ; for eight messuages, thirty
acres of land, three acres of meadow and nine shillings rent and
a moiety of two messuages in Milverton. Richard and Joan
acknowledged the right of Thomas ; for this Thomas granted
the same to Richard and Joan to hold to them and their issue,
and if they die without issue then to remain to the right heirs of
Joan.

18. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin and after-
wards in the octave of St. Hillary between Thomas Courtenay
earl of Devon, John Warre esquire, Edith daughter and heir of
Richard Slade, and William Beof querents ; and Thomas Knyght
and Margaret his wife deforciants; for the sixth part of a
messuage, a garden, three hundred acres of land, six acres of
meadow, forty acres of pasture, and twenty acres of wood in
Bokelond Mary. Thomas Knyght and Margaret acknowledged
the right of William and quit claimed and for the heirs of
Margaret; for this William gave them twenty marcs of
silver.

13 f^enrg F« (1434-S).

^omttM JfintH. 13 llenrp vi. 87

20. At Westminster in a month of Easter between William
Wynard querent, and Richard Kympe and Joan his wife
deforciants ; for two messuages, three gardens, eight acres of land
and six acres of meadow in Southpetherton. Richard and Joan
acknowledged the right of William and his heirs; for this
William gave them one hundred marcs of silver.

21. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls and after-
wards in the octave of St. Hillary between Alexander Hody
querent, and William Poulet of Melcombe. Edward Cullyford
and William Broughton and Elizabeth his wife deforciants ; for
eight messuages, three tofts, two hundred acres of land and seven-
teen acres of meadow, four hundred acres of pasture, an acre
of alder, and four shillings and sixpence halfpenny rent in
Sampford, Dykefold, Wemedon, and Briggewater. William and
the others acknowledged the right of Alexander; for this
Alexander granted the same to Edward to hold without impeach-
ment of waste for life and one year beyond, rendering per annum
four pounds fourteen shillings by four quarterly payments, and
after the decease of Edward and the expiration of the said term
to revert to Alexander and his heirs.

22. At Westminster in a month of St. Michael's day between
John Inyn knight, John Neweton, Roger Lyveden, Thomas Fisshe,
and Richard Clerk of BristoU merchant, querents, and Thomas
Boucher of Pole and Alice his wife deforciants ; for a moiety of
manor of Assheton, and a messuage and a carucate of land in
Assheton. Thomas Boucher and Alice for themselves and the
heirs of Alice acknowledged the right of Roger ; for this Roger
gave them two hundred marcs of silver.

23. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Michael between
Theobald Gorges knight, Richard Neuton, John Warre, John

88 ^omtvM Jfimi. 14 l^tnxp vi.

Hody, Robert Kyrkham, John Bluet, Alexander Hody, John
Courtenay, Edward Grevyll, Thomas Broun, William Gascoigne,
John Wydeslade, and Martin Jacob querents, and William More
esquire and Joan his wife deforciants ; for the manor of Overwere.
William More and Joan acknowledged the right of Martin ; for
this Martin gave them two hundred marcs of silver.

24. At Westminster in the octave of Trinity between Edward
Grevyll and Isabella his wife querents, and Ralph Durburgh
deforciant ; for a moiety of the manor of Batheneston. Ralph
acknowledged the right of Edward ; for this Edward gave him
two hundred marcs of silver.

14 l^entB Fi (143S-6).

25. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Michael between

William Bochell and Alice his wife querents, and Henry Horsy i

deforciant ; for two messuages, four carucates of land, forty acres
of meadow, and twenty acres of wood in Swyndon Postrygge,
Canyngton, Cherdelynche, and Ayssheholt. Henry ack-
nowledged the right of William ; for this William gave him
three hundred marcs of silver.

26. At Westminster in the .morrow of All Souls between
William Bonevyle, knight, Thomas Stowell, knight, Richard
Byccomb, and John Holcote cleric querents, and Thomas
Byccomb and Beatrice his wife, daughter and heir of John Love
deforciants ; for a messuage, a toft, a water mill, a garden, seventy

acres of land, twenty acres of meadow and six acres of pasture |

in Kyngesbury Epi. Thomas Byccomb and Beatrice for 1

themselves and the heirs of Beatrice acknowledged the right of
William ; for this William gave them one hundred marcs of
silver.

27. At Westminster in three weeks of St Michael between
John Warre, esquire, Williarti Carent, esquire, John Hody and
William Remayn, querents, and John Chambre and Joan his
wife, deforciants ; for the third part of the manor of Esthropp.

donterHet dTtne^. 14 Htnvp vi. 89

John Chambre and Joan granted to John Hody the said third
part and all rights they had therein for the life of Joan ; for
this John Hody gave them one hundred marcs of silver.

28. At Westminster in three weeks of Easter between John
Strode of Shepton Malet clothier querent ;* and Joan Jory and
Alice Gosse, deforciants ; for two acres of land, twenty- four acres
of pasture, and twenty-four acres of wood in Shepton Malet
Joan and Alice acknowledged the right of John ; for this John
gave them twenty marcs of silver.

29. At Westminster in three weeks of Easter between John
Cottesmore, William Paston, William Pavy, Robert Joce and
John Mylis querents ; and Robert Niter, deforciant ; for the
manor of Wyke juxta Yatton and Clewer. Robert Niter
acknowledged the right of John Mylis, and besides he warranted
against Richard abbot of Westminster and his successors ; for
this John gave him three hundred marcs of silver.

30. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Hillary between
William Dodesham junior, querent ; and Richard Wheler and
Matilda his wife deforciants ; for three messuages, and an acre of
land in Dunsterre and Carampton. Richard acknowledged the
right of William; for this William granted to Richard and
Matilda two messuages called Jeollestaverne and Trottestaveme
in the said vill to hold to them and their issue rendering per
annum six shillings and eightpence, half at Easter and half at
Michaelmas, and if Richard die without heirs of his body then
after the death of Matilda the said messuages to revert to
William and his heirs.

31. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Hillary between
Theobald Gorges knight, William by the More esquire, John
Hody, John Fortescu, John Blewet and Thomas Broun, John
Wydeslade and Richard Shypley querents ; and John Inyn,
knight deforciant ; for two messuages, a toft, thirty acres of land,
twelve acres of meadow, thirty-two acres of pasture, one acre of
wood, and four acres of gorse in Staunton Dru. John Inyn
acknowledged the right of Richard ; for this Richard gave him
two hundred marcs of silver.

90 ^ometfiet Jfintn. 15 fttnrp vi.

IS f^entp FJ (143&-7).

32. At Westminster in the octave of the Purification and
afterwards in the octave of Trinity between John Cottesmore,
William Paston, Robert Joce, William Pavy and John Miles
querents ; and Robert Leveregge and Edith his wife deforciants ;
for a toft, and sixteen acres of land in Kyngeston Seymour.
Robert Leveregge and Edith acknowledged the right of John
Miles and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Edith, and
besides they warranted against Walter abbot of St Augustine's
Bristoll and his successors ; for this John gave Robert Leveregge
and Edith ten marcs of silver.

33. At Westminster in the octave of Trinity, and afterwards
in the octave of St. Michael in the sixteenth year of the same
king between John Poulet knight, Alexander Hody, William
Gascoigne and William Magot querents ; and Joan atte Wode
and Stephen Knyghtwene and Agnes his wife deforciants ; for
the manor of Gotehurst and seven messuages, a toft, two gardens,
fifty-four acres of land, and ten acres of meadow in Briggewater,
Stokecursy, and Monketon Abbis, and the advowson of the
church of the said manor. Joan and Agnes acknowledged the
right of John and quit claimed for themselves and their heirs ;
for this John gave them three hundred pounds sterling.

34. At Westminster in the octave of St. John Baptist
between John Cottesmore, William Paston, William Pavy,
Robert Joce, and John Miles querents ; and William Credy and
Agnes his wife deforciants ; for the manor of Wyke juxta
Yatton and Clewer. William Credy and Agnes acknowledged
the right of John Miles and quit claimed for the heirs of Agnes,
and besides they warranted against Walter abbot of St.
Augustine's, Bristol, and his successors ; for this John gave them
two hundred marcs t)f silver.

35. At Westminster in the octave of the Purification and
afterwards in the quinzaine of Easter between John Raynold
cleric, Stephen Morpath cleric, Thomas Wansford cleric, John

j^omMft ifimn. i6 Henrp vi. 91

Haydour cleric, Thomas Chewe cleric and John Knocston cleric,
querents ; and William Langebrok cleric deforciant ; for a toft,
thirty acres of land, three acres of meadow and two acres of
pasture in Heythorn and Kyngesbury. William acknowledged
the right of John Knocston ; for this John gave him one
hundred marcs of silver.

16 l^ettTB FJ (1437-8).

36. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension and
afterwards in the octave of Trinity between John More and
Alice his wife querents ; and Bartholomew More and Mary his
wife deforciants ; for the manor of Bridcombe and eight
messuages and a mill in Naylsey, Wroxhale and Porteshede.
Bartholomew and Mary for themselves and the heirs of Mary
granted the said manor and tenement to John and Alice to hold
to them and the heirs begotten by John rendering per annum a
rose at midsummer, and if John die without such heirs then,
after the decease of Alice, all to revert to Bartholomew and his
heirs ; for this John and Alice gave two hundred marcs of
silver.

37. At Westminster in the octave of Trinity between Robert
Longe esquire and Henry Longe querents ; and William Vyell
esquire and Matilda his wife deforciants ; for the manor of
Claverham, and three messuages, one hundred acres of land and
twenty acres of meadow k\ Claverham and Yatton and the
advowson of the free chapel of Claverham. William acknowledged
the right of Robert; for this Robert granted the same to
William and Matilda to hold to them and their issue, and if they
die without issue then all to remain to the right heirs of
William,

38. At Westminster in three weeks of Easter between John
Busshop and Alice his wife querents ; and Walter Glede and
Joan his wife deforciants ; for fifteen messuages, ten tofts, a
mill, a dovecote, a carucate, and - a hundred and forty acres of
land, forty-six acres of meadow, ten acres of wood, one acre of

92 i^onuri^et ifitun. i6 litntg yi.

moor, and eighteen shillings and sixpence rent in Taunton,
Dyppeford, Cerney, Pylle, Oke, Forde, and Hetherdon. Walter
and Joan acknowledged the right of John and Alice to the said
tenement and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Joan,
and besides they granted to John and Alice the said rent and
likewise the homage and services of Thomas Togood in Pylle and
Oke ; for this John gave them three hundred marcs of silver.

39. At Westminster in the octave of the Purification and
afterwards in the quinzaine of Easter between John Lymyngton
and Richard Milis querents ; and John Mace and Joan his wife
deforciants ; for a messuage, seventy acres of land, and three
acres of meadow, twelve acres of pasture and ninepence half-
penny rent, and a rent of two roses in Pederdeham and
Canyngton. John Mace and Joan for themselves and the heirs
of Joan acknowledged the right of John Lymyngton ; for this
John Lymyngton granted to John Mace and Joan the said
messuage and lands to hold of him for their lives rendering a
rose at midsummer, and after their decease to revert to John
Lymyngton and his heirs.

40. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter between
Philip Courtenay knight, William Bonevyll knight, and Elizabeth
his wife, Thomas Stawell knight, John Stourton esquire, John
Sydenham esquire, and John at the Wey junior, and William at
the Wey deforciants ; for two messuages, seventy-nine acres of
land, five acres of meadow, and twelve acres of wood in Stooford
in the parish of Huyssh Chamfloure. William at the Wey
acknowledged the right of John Sydenham ; for this John gave
him one hundred marcs of silver.

41. At Westminster in the morrow of St Martin between
John Blower, John Rowedon and John Waleys cleric, querents ;
and John Bysshop and Alice his wife deforciants ; for a
messuage in Taunton. John Bysshop and Alice acknowledged
the right of John Waleys for themselves and the heirs of Alice;
for this John Waleys gave them twenty marcs of silver.

42. At Westminster in the morrow of St Martin between
Simon Pennoun, John Story, John Waleys cleric, querents ; and

^omttitt JfixM. 1 6 ftenrf vi. 93

John . Bysshop and Alice his wife deforciants ; for twelve
messuages, ten tofts, one hundred and four score acres of land,
thirty acres of meadow, six acres of wood and eighteen shillings
and sixpence rent in Taunton, Dippeford, Cerney, Pille and
Oke. John Bysshop and Alice acknowledged the right of John
Waleys to the messuage, lands and wood, and to eight shillings
of the rent and quit claimed for themselves and 3ie heirs of
Alice. And besides John and Alice granted to John Waleys
ten shillings and sixpence other part of the rent aforesaid
together with the homage and services of Thomas Togood in
Pille and Oke ; for this John Waleys gave one hundred marcs
of silver.

43. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin between
Walter Rodeney esquire and John Fortescu querents ; and
Walter Norton and Edith his wife deforciants ; for five acres of
land and fifteen acres of pasture in Dynre. Walter Norton and
Edith acknowledged the right of Walter Rodeney for themselves
and the heirs of Edith ; for this Walter gave them twenty marcs
of silver.

44. At Westminster in the octave of St Martin between
John Seyntloo esquire, William By the More esquire, John
Hody, John Fortescu, John Blewet, John Whittokysmede,
Richard Chocke, John Cad bury and Richard Shipley querents ;
and Alexander Anne and Alice his wife and Richard Grevyll
deforciants; for a moiety of the manor of Batheneston.
Alexander and Alice and Richard Grevyll acknowledged the
right of Richard Shipley and quit claimed for themselves and
the heirs of Richard Grevyll, and Richard Grevyll warranted for
himself and his heirs ; for this Richard Shipley gave them one
hundred marcs of silver.

45. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin between
Thomas Stawell knight, John Sydenham, John Blewet,
Alexander Hody and John Courtenay querents ; and Alexander
Anne and Alice his wife deforciants ; for two parts of the manor
of Wydecombe. Alexander and Alice granted all their lifehold
rights to John Blewet and his heirs ; for this John gave them one
hundred marcs of silver.

94 bonuxM dTined. 17 Ikinxg vi.

46. At Westminster in the octave of the Purification between
John Seyntlowe esquire, William Bythemore esquire, Roger
Lyveden, John Hody, John Fortescu, John Blewet, Henry
Champeneys, Nicholas Lyons, John Whittokesmede, Richard
Chokke, John Bythemore, Thomas Hethe, John Cadbury and
Richard Shipley querents; and William Stantor esquire
deforciant; for a toft, eighty acres of land, thirty acres of
meadow, eight acres of pasture, ten acres of wood and a moiety
of an acre of meadow in Bysshopworth and Fylton juxta
Keynesham. William Stantor acknowledged the right of
Richard Shipley ; for this Richard gave him three hundred
marcs of silver.

47. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. John Baptist and
afterwards in the octave of St. Michael between John Sydenham
of Combe Sydenham esquire, John Poulet esquire, William
Eweyn cleric, William Bochell and William Passheware querents ;
and Nicholas Coker and Alice his wife deforciants ; for two
messuages, one hundred acres of land, thirty acres of wood and
a half, three shillings and twopence rent and a moiety of a
ferling of meadow in Stokegommere. Nicholas and Alice
acknowledged the right of John Sydenham and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Alice ; for this John gave them
twenty pounds.

17 l^entp F« (1438-9).

48. At Westminster in a month of Easter between John
Pitte and Thomas Acton querents; and William Tomas
deforciant; for five messuages in Briggewater. William
acknowledged the right of John ; for this John gave him one
hundred marcs of silver.

49. At Westminster in three weeks of Easter between
William Dodesham junior and Joan his wife querents ; and John
Peryman and Joan his wife deforciants ; for three messuages, a
toft, three hundred and sixty-one acres of land and four acres of
meadow in Corhampton and Wylyton. John and Joan granted

BomtvM ifitttH* 1 8 l^mrs vi. 95

all their Hfehold rights to William and Joan and the heirs of
William ; for this William gave them one hundred marcs of
silver.

50. At Westminster in the octave of St Michael and after-
wards in the octave of St. Hillary between William Cheyne
knight, and Margaret his wife querents ; and Richard Bye and
Thomas Neuport deforciants ; for the manor of Bekyngton and
the advowson. William and Margaret acknowledged the right
of Richard ; for this Richard granted the same to them to hold
to them and the heirs of Margaret

18 l^enrg FI (1439-40).

51. At Westminster in the octave of St. Michael between
Alexander Hody, Walter Porteman and Robert Meryfeld
querents; and Thomas Kiriel knight, and Cecilia his wife
deforciants ; for the manors of Whetehyll, Estlydford, Fodyngton,
Radestoke, Radyngton, Wodeford and Welleslegh, and for six
messuages, a toft, five hundred and eighty- seven acres of land,
forty-seven acres and one rood of meadow, one thousand acres
of pasture, twenty-four acres of wood, three acres of gorse, and
fourpence and a halfpenny rent, and a rent of a pound of
cummin and a rose in Middelcote, Melles, Blakerythe, Estlydeford
and Langesutton, and for the advowsons of Whetehyll,
Estlydeford, Fodyngton, Radestoke, and Rodyngton. Thomas
and Cecilia acknowledged the right of Alexander and quit
claimed for themselves and the heirs of Cecilia ; for this
Alexander granted to Thomas and Cecilia the manors of
Whetehyll, Estlydeford, Fodyngton, Radestoke, and Radyngton,
and the advowsons, to hold to them and their issue, and if they
die without issue then the manor of Radyngton and the
advowson to remain to the right heirs of Cecilia ; and the manors
of Whetehyll, Estlydeford, and Fodyngton, two messuages, sixty
acres of land, twenty-seven acres of meadow, twenty acres of
wood, and fourpence halfpenny rent in Estlydeford, and the
advowsons of Whetehyll, Estlydeford, and Fodyngton, to remain
to Thomas Hill son of Cecilia and the heirs of his body, and if

96 ^omtvM ifima. i8 l^ntr; vi.

Thomas Hill die without such heirs then to remain to Roger his
brother and the heirs of his body, and if Roger die without such
heirs then to remain to Elizabeth his sister and the heirs of her
body begotten, and if Elizabeth die without such heirs then to
remain to the right heirs of Cecilia. And the said manor of
Radestoke, four messuages, the toft, one hundred and sixty
seven acres of land, twenty acres and one rood of meadow, the
pasture, four acres of wood, the gorse, and the rents of a rose and
a pound of cummin, the residue, in Middelcote, Blakerythe,
Melles and Langesutton and the advowson of Radestoke shall
remain to the said Elizabeth and the heirs of her body, and if
she die without such heirs then to remain to the said Thomas
Hill and the heirs of his body, and if Thomas die without such
heirs then to remain to the said Roger and heirs of his body, and
if Roger die without such heirs then to remain to the right heirs
of Cecilia. And Alexander granted also to Thomas and Cecilia
the said manors of Wodeforde and Welleslegh to hold to them
without impeachment of waste for their lives and after their
decease to remain to the said Roger and the heirs of his body,
and if he die without such heirs then to remain to the said
Thomas Hill and the heirs of his body, and if Thomas die
without such heirs then to remain to the said Elizabeth and the
heirs of her body procreate, and if she die without such heirs then
to remain to the right heirs of the said Cecilia.

$2. At Westminster in a month of Easter and afterwards in
the octave of St. Hillary in the nineteenth year of the king
between William Note, Robert Warre, Thomas Mucheldever,
John Denys and Thomas Boft querents ; and John Day and John
Smyth of Criche deforciants ; for a toft, sixty-two acres of land,
and two acres of meadow in Thurlokeston and Monketon Abbis
which Alice who was wife of William Galyet held for her life.
John Day and John Smyth acknowledged the right of William,
and they granted that the same, their heritage, after the decease
of Alice shall remain to William and his heirs ; for this William
gave John Day and John Smyth twenty pounds sterling.

S3. At Westminster in the octave of St. Michael between
John Seyntloo esquire, John Hody, John Fortescu, Henry

domtr{{et ffiiui. i8 l^twcv vi. 97

Champeneys, Richard Chocke, John Whittokysmede, Nicholas
Lyons, John Cuffe and John Cadbury querents; and John Grace
and Margery his wife and Walter Power of Bristoll iremonger
deforciants ; for eight messuages, two carucates of land, fifteen
acres and three roods of meadow, sixty acres of wood, seven-
pence rent and a rent of a pound of pepper and a rose, and a
moiety of a messuage, in Assheton juxta Bristoll. John Grace
and Margery acknowledged the right of John Cadbury and his
heirs and quit claimed for the heirs of Margery ; for this John
Cadbury gave them two hundred marcs of silver.

54. At Westminster in three weeks of Michaelmas between
William Dodesham junior and Joan his wife querents ; and
Richard Gilbert and Alianor his wife deforciants; for two
messuages, one hundred and sixty acres of land, four acres of
meadow, one acre of wood, and three acres of moor in Ryxyn
and Stokegommerre. Richard acknowledged the right of
William; for this William gave him one hundred marcs of
silver.

55. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension and
afterwards in the octave of Trinity between William Bonevyle
knight querent; and John Halswell, William Halswell, and
Thomas Bratton deforciants ; for a messuage and four ferlings of
land in Dulverton and Pykateston. John Halswell acknowledged
the right of William Bonevyle ; for this William Bonevyle agreed
to pay to John for the life of John, twenty-six shillings and eight-
pence per annum by four quarterly payments with power to
distrain in case of default

56. At Westminster in the morrow of St. John Baptist between
Philip Courtenay knight querent ; and John Belly and Mary his
wife one of the daughters and heirs of Richard Wayne defor-
ciants ; for a third part of two messuages, two tofts, a garden, one
hundred and twenty acres of land, and ten acres of meadow in
Burton in the parish of East Coker, which Nicholas Ganet and
Matilda his wife held for the life of Matilda, John and Mary
acknowledged the said third part to be the right of Philip and
granted that the same, the heritage of Mary, after the decease of

98 ^omertet Jfintn. 18 llenrp vi.

Matilda, shall remain to Philip and his heirs ; for this Philip gave
John and Mary twenty pounds sterling.

57. At Westminster in the octave of St Michael and after-
wards in the octave of Trinity between William Bochell and
Alice his wife querents ; and William Taylour and Mary his wife
and Thomas Bygge and Matilda his wife deforciants ; for two
parts of four messuages, one hundred and twenty acres of land,
twelve acres of meadow, forty acres of pasture, four acres of alder,
and three shillings rent in Estcoker which Nicholas Ganet
and Matilda his wife held for the life of Matilda. William
Taylour and Mary and Thomas and Matilda his wife acknow-
ledged the said two parts to be the right of William Bochell and
granted for themselves and the heirs of Mary and Matilda the
wife of Thomas that the said two parts the heritage of Mary and
Matilda (the wife of Thomas) shall after the decease of Matilda
the wife of Nicholas remain to William Bochell and his heirs ;
for this William Bochell gave William Taylour and Mary and
Thomas and Matilda his wife one hundred marcs of silver.

58. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Martin, and
afterwards in the octave of St. Hillary between John fiaunfeld
esquire and Agnes his wife querents ; and Thomas Gybbe parson
of the church of Poltimore in the county of Devon deforciant ;
for the manor of Donkertone and the advowson and for nine
messuages, seven carucates, a virgate, and a hundred acres of
land, a hundred and seventeen acres of meadow, a hundred acres
of pasture, forty acres of wood, and four shillings rent in Yatton,
Wethergrave, and Hardyngton juxta Hemmyngton. John and
Agnes acknowledged the right of Thomas ; for this Thomas
granted the same to John and Agnes to hold without impeach-
ment of waste for their lives, and after their decease, the said
manor, six messuages, one virgate, and a hundred acres of land,
seventeen acres of meadow, and the said pasture and rent in
Yatton and Wethergrave and the advowson to remain to William
son of the said John and Agnes and the heirs of his body, and if
he die without such heirs then to remain to Peter his brother
and the heirs of his body, and if Peter die without such heirs then
to remain to the issue of John and Agnes, and if there be no such

^omtxM Jfinti. 19 limtf vi. 99

heir then to remain to the right heirs of Agnes. And three
messuages, seven carucates of land, one hundred acres of meadow,
and the said wood the residue in Hardyngton to remain to the
said Peter and his heirs male begotten, and if he die without such
heirs then to remain to the said William and his heirs male
begotten, and if William die without such heirs then to remain to
the heirs male of the bodies of John and Agnes, and if there be
no such heir then to remain to the right heirs of Agnes.

59. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter between
William Dodesham junior and Joan his wife querents ; and
William Bryan and Margery his wife deforciants ; for a messuage,
a dovecote, fifty acres of land and six acres of meadow in
Pontesside in the parish of Banewell. Walter and Margery
acknowledged the right of William and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Margery, and besides they warranted
against Nicholas abbot of Glaston and his successors ; for this
William gave them twenty pounds sterling.

19 l^etttg Fi (1440-1).

1. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification between
Alexander Hody, John Gilbert, Robert Grey, William Gilbert
and William Lovell querents ; and Thomas Tudenham knight,
John Knyvet knight, John Knyvet esquire and Alice his wife,
and Richard Bienamour deforciants ; for the manor of Radewell.
John Knyvet and Alice acknowledged the right of John Gilbert
and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Alice, and they
warranted against Nicholas abbot of Glaston and his
successors ; for this John Gilbert gave them five hundred marcs
of silver.

2. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification between
Thomas Cotes and Richard Clerk querents ; and John Sammell
of Mellys senior and Katherine his wife deforciants ; for twenty
messuages, three tofts, a mill, two carucates of land, thirty acres
of meadow, one hundred acres of pasture, twenty acres of wood

100 ^omttM Jfimi. 19 l^enr; vi.

and forty pence rent in Mellys, Haydon, and Worthe. John
acknowledged the right of Thomas ; for this Thomas granted
the same to John and Katherine to hold to them and their issue,
and if they die without issue then to remain to the right heirs of
John.

3. At Westminster in the octave of Trinity between John
Fortescu serjeant at law, John Anstyll esquire, Richard Choke
and Thomas Hethe querents ; and John Grevill esquire,
Richard Grevyll esquire, John Thommys vicar of the church of
Campedene, Henry Peryton vicar of the church of Tettebury,
John Bromlowe cleric, Thomas Stapull cleric, Robert Malyn,
and Leonard Stepulton esquire and Mary his wife deforciants ;
for the manor of Walton in Gordano and the advowson.
Leonard and Mary acknowledged the right of Thomas Hethe
and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Mary, and they
warranted against Walter abbot of St. Augustine's Bristoll and
his successors ; for this Thomas Hethe gave them two hundred
marcs of silver,

4. At Westminster in three weeks of Easter between
William Westbury querent; and William Pavely esquire and
Edith his wife deforciants; for the manor of Fayroke, nine
messuages, a mill, a dovecote, a carucate of land, twenty acres
of meadow, forty acres of pasture and sixty acres of wood in
Selwood, Laverton, Fayroke, Wooford, and Standerwyke and
the advowson of Fayroke. William Pavely acknowledged the
right of William Westbury ; for this William Westbury granted
that the said manor and advowson and tenement which Nicholas
Wotton and Elizabeth his wife held for the life of Elizabeth,
his heritage, shall after the decease of Elizabeth remain to
William Pavely and Edith and the heirs of the body of William
begotten, rendering per annum a rose at midsummer, and if
William Pavely die without heirs begotten then, after the
decease of Edith, to remain to Margaret his sister and the heirs
of her body begotten to hold by like rent, and if Margaret
die without such heirs then to revert to the said William
Westbury and his heirs.

^omtvM ifinzti. 20 l^nvcjn vi. lox

20 f^entg Fi (1441-2).

5. At Westminster in the octave of St. Michael between
Adam Summaister, Thomas Kyngeston and William Donne
querents ; and William Palton knight, Thomas John of Paynton
in the county of Devon and Joan his wife deforciants ; for the
manors of Palton and Tymmysburgh, and for twenty-six
messuages, ten tofts, seven hundred acres of land, seventy acres
of meadow, ninety-three acres of pasture, thirty acres of wood,
and ten shillings rent in Palton Tymmysburgh, Camelerton,
Glutton, Dunkerton, Camelegh, Chitton subtus Menedepe,
Mydsomerys Norton, Kynmerston, Durecote, Holecombe,
Whitechyrche. and Henton Bluet and the advowson of Tym-
mysburgh. William Palton acknowledged the right of Adam ;
for this Adam granted the same to William Palton to hold to
him and his heirs begotten, rendering a rose at midsummer, and
if William Palton die without heirs of his body, then to remian
to John Cheyne of Pynnehoo and Julia (Egidie) his wife and
their issue, and if John and Julia (Egidia) die without issue then
to remain to the heirs begotten of Julia, and if there be no such
heir, then to remain to Margaret Morgan and the heirs of her
body, and if Margaret die without such heir then to remain to
John Botreaux esquire and the heirs of his body, and if he die
without such heirs then to remain to William lord Botreaux and
the heirs of his body, and if he die without such heirs then to
revert to the aforesaid Adam and his heirs.

6. At Westminster in three weeks of St Michael between
John Fortescu and William Woky querents ; and John Dolling
alias John Broune deforciants ; for a messuage, four score acres
of land and forty acres of pasture which were formerly those of
John Broune the father of the said John Dolling in Asshewyk.
John Dollyng acknowledged the right of John Fortescu and
warranted ; for this John Fortescu granted the same to John
Dolling to hold to him and his heirs male begotten rendering
per annum four shillings and tenpence of silver by four quarterly
payments of fourteen pence halfpenny, and if John Dolling die
without heirs male begotten then to revert to the said John
Fortescu and his heirs.

I02 BomttM Jfinti. 20 limvp vi.

7. At Westminster in three weeks of St Michael between
John Cheyny of Pynne, John Florry and John Fraunceys of
Welwe querents ; and John Sammell junior, Edmund Carter and
John Chapell and Agnes his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, a
toft, fifty acres of land and eight acres of meadow in Shepton
Malet and Shernehull. John Chapell and Agnes acknowledged
the right of John Florry and quit claimed for themselves and the
heirs of Agnes ; for this John Florry gave them one hundred
marcs of silver.

8. At Westminster in the morrow of St Martin between John
Dyer of Lye in Wilts querent ; and Thomas Hasyll and Agnes
his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, sixteen acres of land and
two acres of meadow in Nony. Thomas and Agnes acknow-
ledged the right of John and quit claimed for themselves and
the heirs of Agnes ; for this John granted the same to Thomas
and Agnes to hold for their lives rendering per annum a rose
at midsummer and after their decease to revert to John and
his heirs.

9. At Westminster in three weeks of Michaelmas between
John Cheyny of Pynne, John Florry and John Fraunceys of
Welwe querents ; and John Sammell junior, John Chapell and
Agnes his wife and Edmund Carter deforciants ; for five messu-
ages, three tofts, three hundred acres of land, three thousand
acres of pasture, one hundred and fifty acres of wood, two
hundred acres of marsh and forty shillings rent in Aysheweke.
John Chapell and Agnes acknowledged the right of John Cheyny
and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Agnes; for
this John Cheyny gave them one hundred pounds sterling.

10. At Westminster in the morrow of St Martin between
John Hody knight, John Storke, John Battiscombe, John Chirche,
and John Corbrigge cleric querents, and Joan who was wife of
Robert Trenchemere, Thomas Trenchemere esquire, and John
Trenchemere and Margaret his wife deforciants, for the manor
of Lukton. John Trenchemere and Margaret acknowledged the
right of John Corbrigge and quit claimed for themselves and
the heirs of Margaret ; for this John Corbrigge gave them two
hundred pounds sterling.

^oxatxM ifimn. 20 l^tnxp vi. 103

11. At Westminster in a month of Easter between Richard
Grevyll esquire querent ; and Leonard Stepulton .and Mary his
wife deforciants ; for the manor of Grove, a hundred acres of
land, thirty acres of meadow, and two hundred acres of pasture
in Southbrent, Estbrent, and Lympsham. Leonard and Mary
acknowledged the right of Richard ; for this Richard granted
the same to Leonard and Mary to hold to them and their
issue, and if they die without issue then to remain to the right
heirs of Leonard.

12. At Westminster in the morrow of St John Baptist
between Alexander Hody, John Storke, William Neuton,
Thomas More, Robert Goolde, and John Cooke querents, and
Tristram Bumell and Agnes his wife deforciants ; for four
messuages, eight tofts, a dovecote, two hundred and thirty-one
acres of land, four acres of meadow, eighty-eight acres of
pasture, and twopence rent in Nyweton Sarmavyle, Chiltern
Dommer, Kyngeston juxta Yevell, Estcoker, and Westmerssh.
Tristram and Agnes acknowledged the right of John Goolde
and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Agnes ; for this
John Goolde gave them one hundred marcs of silver.

13. At Westminster in the morrow of St. John Baptist
between William Salmon and Thomas Dows querents; and
Thomas Homer and Juliana his wife deforciants ; for a messuage,
two tofts, a dovecote, (thirty) acres of land, forty acres of
meadow, two hundred acres of pasture, forty acres of wood, and
twenty shillings rent in Mellys, ' Haydon, Whatley, and Nony.
Thomas Horner and Juliana acknowledged the right of William
and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Juliana ; for
this William granted the same to Thomas Horner and Juliana
to hold to them and the heirs begotten of Juliana by John
Dyker formerly her husband, and if there be no such heir of
Juliana by John Dyker procreate then to remain to the heirs,
the issue of Thomas Homer and Juliana, and if there be no such
issue then to remain to the right heirs of Juliana.

14. At Westminster in the octave of the Purification between
John Cammell of Bodecleygh querent ; and William Poleyn and

I04 ^omttM Jfinti. 21 llmrp vi.

Robert son of William Poleyn deforciants ; for a messuage, a
dovecote, forty acres of land, thirty-four acres of meadow, and
four score acres of pasture in Oldevyle in the parish of
Dycheyate, Lottesham, Estpennard, Bradeleygh, and Alampton.
William acknowledged the right of John and quit claimed for
himself and his heirs and besides he warranted against the prior
of Wytham and his successors ; for this John gave William one
hundred marcs of silver.

21 f^ents FJ (1442-3).

15. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin between
John Fortescu knight, John Cheyne of Pynne, John Fraunceys,
John Sammell, and John Gogh querents ; and John Broun son of
Adam Broun deforciant ; for a messuage, a toft, one hundred
and twenty acres of land, sixty acres of pasture, and twenty
acres of marsh in Asshewyke. John Broun acknowledged the
right of John Fortescu, of which he had the messuage, toft, four
score acres of land, the pasture and marsh by his gift, and
besides John Broun granted that the other forty acres of land
which William Tilly and Margaret his wife, formerly wife of
Adam Broun, held for the life of Margaret, his heritage, shall,
after the decease of Margaret, remain to John Fortescu ; for this
John Fortescu gave him one hundred marcs of silver.

16. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Martin between
William Tournour querent ; and William Trotte and Joan his
wife deforciants ; for a messuage, thirty acres of land, three acres
of meadow, and ten acres of pasture in Samford Arundell.
William Trotte and Joan acknowledged the right of William
Tumour and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Joan ;
for this William Tumour gave them twenty pounds sterling.

17. At Westminster in three weeks of Easter between John
Fortescu knight, William Rodney esquire, Edward Hulle
esquire, John Sayntlo esquire, John Austell esquire, Roger
Hosewyfe cleric, John Chokke and Richard Chokke querents ;
and William Thomas deforciant ; for forty-five messuages, nine

^omtxM Jfinti. 22 l^rnr^ vi. 105

tofts, four acres of land and one acre of meadow in Briggewater,
Hunteworthy, and Dunwere. William acknowledged the right
of Richard and quit claimed ; for this Richard gave him five
hundred marcs of silver.

18. At Westminster in the octave of St. John Baptist between
Henry Champeneys querent ; and John Cleye deforciant ; for
four messuages, one hundred and twenty acres of land, twenty-
four acres of meadow, twenty acres of pasture, six acres of wood,
and pasture for two hundred sheep in Neuton Seintlowe, Twyver-
ton, and Barogh juxta Inglescomb. John acknowledged the right
of Henry ; for this Henry granted the same to John to hold for
the life of Joan, who was wife of Richard Champeneys, rendering
a rose at midsummer, and after the decease of Joan to remain to
John Champeneys brother of Henry and his heirs begotten, and
if he die without such heirs then all to revert to the said Henry
and his heirs.

22 f^mtg FJ (1443-4).

19. At Westminster in three weeks of St. Michael between
William Dodesham and John Thornton querents ; and John
Mylborne of Wedmore and Joan his wife deforciants ; for a
messuage and a carucate of land in Wedmore. John Mylborne
and Joan acknowledged the right of John Thornton ; for this
John Thornton granted the same to John Mylborne and Joan to
hold to them and the heirs of the body of John Mylborne
begotten, and if he die without such heirs then after the decease
of Joan to remain to his right heirs.

20. At Westminster in a month of St. Michael's day between
Henry Champeneys and Elizabeth his wife querents ; and
Thomas Payn and Joan his wife deforciants; for thirty messuages,
three hundred acres of land, three hundred acres of meadow, two
hundred acres of pasture, twelve acres of wood, and six pounds
thirteen shillings and fourpence rent in Combewyche, Oter-
hampton, Hille, Neuhill, Chilterne Dommer and Saltford, and
for the third part of the manor of Modeford Terry. Thomas
and Joan granted the said tenement and third part to Henry

io8 ^omtxM Jfima. 24 t^entp vi.

and Alianor his wife deforciants ; for two messuages, two hundred
and nine acres of land, and twenty-four acres of meadow in
Keynesford and Waget. John and Alianor acknowledged the
right of Richard and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs
of Alianor ; for this Richard granted to them a moiety of the
same to hold to them and their issue rendering a rose at
midsummer, and if they die without issue then to revert to
Richard and his heirs ; and Richard granted also to John and
Alianor the other moiety to hold for their lives rendering per
annum five marcs of silver by two half-yearly payments, and
after their decease to revert to Richard and his heirs.

24 f^entB FJ (1445-^).

27. At Westminster in the octave of St Martin between
Alexander Hody, Richard Flynt, John Loty, Philip Pym, and
William Dodesham querents ; and Richard Lestraunge knight
and Elizabeth his wife deforciants ; for the manor of Codecombe
Mohun. Richard Lestraunge and Elizabeth acknowledged the
right of William and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs
of Elizabeth ; for this William gave them one hundred marcs of
silver.

28. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between
Lodewicus Mathcwe esquire and Elizabeth his wife querents ;
and John Rawelyns and Matilda his wife deforciants; for a
messuage and a garden in Welles. John and Matilda ac-
knowledged the right of Elizabeth and quit claimed for them-
selves and the heirs of Matilda ; for this Elizabeth gave them
twenty marcs of silver.

29. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin between
Thomas Lyons alias Thomas Clerk querent ; and John Lyons
alias John Clerk of Bedmynstre and Isabella his wife deforciants ;
for an acre of land in Bedmynstre. Thomas acknowledged the
land to be the right of Isabella ; for this Isabella granted the
same to Thomas to hold to him and his heirs procreate, and if
Thomas die without such heirs of his body then to remain to the
right heirs of Isabella.

^omttM iffimn. 25 fientp vi. 109

30. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St Hillary between
John Hill and Isabella his wife querents ; and John Dangervile
and Alice his wife deforciants; for twenty acres of land in
Asshewyk. John Dangervile and Alice acknowledged the right
of Isabella and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of
Alice to Isabella and her heirs ; for this Isabella granted an
annual rent to John Dangervile and Alice for their lives of
thirteen shillings and fourpence, half at the Annunciation and
half at Michaelmas with power to distrain, and after the decease
of the life tenants the said payment to cease.

25 HentB Fi (1446-7).

31. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St Michael between
John Grobham and Elizabeth his wife querents ; and Thomas
Curteys and Isabella his wife deforciants; for a messuage, a
garden, twenty-eight acres and three-quarters of an acre of
meadow, and a moiety of three tofts and eight acres of land, the
third part of sixteen acres of land, and the fourth part of twenty-
four acres of land and ten acres of pasture, in Pederdeham,
Bryggewater, Slape," Northbowere, Sutton Malet, and Lytyl
Sutton. Thomas and Isabella acknowledged the right of John
and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Isabella ; for
this John gave them one hundred marcs of silver.

32. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin between John
Rodberd and William Magot querents ; and Thomas Geffreys of
Bourehenton and Martin Jacob and Joan his wife deforciants ;
for two messuages, a dovecote, eighty-eight acres of land, and
eighteen acres of meadow in Northpederton, Briggewater and
Wemedon. Thomas, Martin and Joan acknowledged the right
of William ; for this William granted the same to Martin and
Joan to hold to them and their issue, and if they die without
issue then to remain to Thomas and his heirs.

33. At Westminster in the octave of St John Baptist
between John Kayleway, William Kaleway, and Andrew
Edward querents ; and John Davy and Joan his wife deforciants

no ^omnitt Jfinti. 26 l^enri^ vi.

for six messuages, thirty acres of land, eight acres of meadow,
and twenty acres of pasture in Yevell, Oldesok, Kyngeston,
Astyngton, and Modeford Terry. John Davy and Joan
acknowledged the right of John Kayleway and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Joan, and besides they warranted
against Edmund abbot of Westminster and his successors ; for
this John Kayleway gave them one hundred marcs of silver.

34. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Trinity between
John Gylbert querent ; and William Hanam and Joan his wife
and John son of William Hanam deforciants ; for two messuages,
one hundred acres of land, twenty acres of meadow, and twelve
acres of pasture in Barton juxta Kyndewerston. William and
Joan acknowledged the right of John Gylbert and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Joan ; for this John gave them orie
hundred marcs of silver.

35. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter and after-
wards in the octave of Trinity between Henry Ferret querent ;
and Thomas Whityngton and Alice his wife deforciants; for
five messuages, two hundred acres of land, one hundred acres of
pasture, one hundred acres of meadow, ten acres of wood and
two shillings rent in Bakwell. Thomas and Alice acknowledged
the right of Henry ; for this Henry granted the same to Thomas
and Alice to hold to them without impeachment of waste for
their lives and after their decease to remain to Robert
Whityngton son of the said Thomas for his life, and after the
decease of Robert to remain to John Whityngton son of the said
Thomas and Alice and his heirs.

26 f^enrg FJ (1447-8).

36. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St Michael between
Nicholas Radeford and William Lytelwyke querents; and
Roger Wyke and Joan his wife deforciants ; for the manor of
Sutton Byngham and the advowson, and four messuages, one
hundred acres of land and six acres of meadow in Sutton
B)mgham and Estcoker. Roger and Joan acknowledged the

^omnM dTtntfl. 28 Iktnxp vi. in

right of Nicholas and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs
of Joan ; for this Nicholas granted the same to them to hold
without impeachment of waste for their lives, and after their
dececise to remain to John son and heir of John Cayleway and
Joan his wife and their issue, and if John and Joan die without
issue then to remain to the aforesaid Joan the wife of Roger.

37. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter between
John Arundell querent ; and Robert Creswell deforciant ; for
two messuages, eighty acres of land, twelve acres of meadow,
and two acres of wood in Westbaggeburgh. Robert acknow-
ledged the right of John ; for this John gave him one hundred
marcs of silver.

38. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension and
afterwards in the octave of Trinity between John Talbot of
Lysle knight and Joan his wife, John Neuton esquire, and
Isabella his wife and Richard Choke querents ; and John Iwode
and Anastasia his wife deforciants ; for the manor of Knyghte-
slygh alias Aungereslygh. John Iwode and Anastasia acknow-
ledged the right of Richard and quit claimed for themselves
and the heirs of Anastasia to Richard and his heirs, and besides
they warranted against Walter abbot of St Augustine's
Bristoll and his successors ; for this Richard gave them one
hundred pounds sterling.

28 l^etttB F5 (1449-50).

39. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between
William Cogayn cleric and William Boys cleric querents ; and
John Gyffard and Joan his wife and Walter Portman and
Cristina his wife deforciants ; for the manor of Orchard and for
a third part of the manor of Tykenhill, five messuages and one
carucate of land in Taunton and Fenhampton. John and Joan
and Walter and Cristina acknowledged the right of William
Cogayn and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Joan
and Cristina ; for this William conceded for himself and his
heirs a yearly payment to John and Joan for all the life of Joan

__J

112 AomvcM JfimH, 28 Henrp yi.

of eight pounds sterling, half at Easter and half at Michaelmas,
and in case of default distraint to be made, and after the decease
of Joan the payment to cease.

40. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between
William Carent esquire, John Filoll, John Neuburgh and Robert
Turges querents; and Thomas Loterford, John Barston and
Isabella his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, twenty-six acres
of land, an acre of meadow and sixteen acres of pasture in
Turneyate and Hengstrigge. John Barston and Isabella acknow-
ledged the right of William and quit claimed for themselves and
the heirs of Isabella ; for this William gave them twenty pounds
sterling.

41. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin between
William Bonevyle knight, lord Bonevyle of Chuton, Walter
Portman, Thomas Kyngeston, Richard son of Robert Orchard,
and William Gore querents ; and Richard Wynston and Matilda
his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, a hundred and eighteen
acres of land, three acres of meadow, a penny rent, and a moiety
of eleven messuages, a toft, a dovecote, four hundred acres of
land, twenty-five acres of meadow, and seventeen acres and a
half of wood, and the moiety of a moiety of a messuage, thirty
acres of land and three acres of meadow in Ryxen and Ched-
mershe in the parish of Stokegommer, Orchard, Lytelselver, and
Curlynche in the parish of St. Decuman's, Rabbok in the parish
of Craucombe, Whetstowe in the parish of Lydeard St Lawrence,
and Dodyngton. Richard Wynston and Matilda acknowledged
the right of William Gore and quit claimed for themselves and
the heirs of Matilda ; for this William gave them one hundred
marcs of silver.

42. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Michaelmas between
William Venour esquire and William Langford querents ; and
John Welyngton and Joan his wife deforciants ; for a messuage,
seven acres of meadow and a moiety of a carucate of land in
Morton. John and Joan acknowledged the right of William
Venour and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Joan ;
for this William gave them twenty marcs of silver.

i sterling.

§^omMtt dTtiuKt. 29 Henrg vi. 113

43. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin between
William Drayton querent ; and John Cotys and Cristiana his wife
deforciants ; for a messuage in Westgatestrete in the city of Bath.
John and Cristiana acknowledged the right of William and quit
claimed for themselves and the heirs of Cristiana ; for this William
gave them twenty pounds sterling.

44. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between
Robert Coker querent ; and John Coker and Alianor his wife
deforciants ; for seven messuages, four hundred acres of land and
thirty acres of meadow in Bumham, Hunspill, Hywessh, Shepton
Beauchamp, and Compton. John and Alianor acknowledged
the right of Robert and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs
of Alianor; for this Robert gave them one hundred pounds

45. At Westminster in the octave of St. Hillary between
Alnewyk bishop of Lincoln, Adam bishop of Chichester, John
viscount de Beaumont, Walter Kyngesford knight, Ralph Boteler
knight, Ralph Cromwell knight, John Fortescu knight, John
Fastolf knight, William Oldehall knight, Maurice Bruyn knight,
William Burley, William Venour, John Bluet, John Burton,
William Canyngys, John Yonge, and John Gargrave querents ;
and Richard duke of York and Cecilia his wife deforciants ; for
the manor of Eston in Gorden. The said duke and Cecilia
acknowledged the right of John Fortescu and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Cecilia ; for this John Fortescu gave
them one hundred marcs of silver.

29 f^entB FJ (14S0-1).

46. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Michael between
John Hymerford and Alice his wife querents ; and William Bogell
and Alice his wife deforciants ; for a moiety of four messuages,
one hundred and twenty acres of land, twelve acres of meadow,
forty acres of pasture, four acres of alder, and three shillings rent
in Estcoker which Matilda Ganet held for her life. William and
Alice granted that the said moiety, the heritage of William, shall,

112 domertet ^ffimH. 28 l^mxp vi.

of eight pounds sterling, half at Easter and half at Michaelmas,
and in case of default distraint to be made, and after the decease
of Joan the payment to cease.

40. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between
William Carent esquire, John FiloU, John Neuburgh and Robert
Turges querents; and Thomas Loterford, John Barston and
Isabella his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, twenty-six acres
of land, an acre of meadow and sixteen acres of pasture in
Turneyate and Hengstrigge. John Barston and Isabella acknow-
ledged the right of William and quit claimed for themselves and
the heirs of Isabella ; for this William gave them twenty pounds
sterling.

42. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Michaelmas between
William Venour esquire and William Langford querents ; and
John Welyngton and Joan his wife deforciants ; for a messuage,
seven acres of meadow and a moiety* of a carucate of land in
Morton. John and Joan acknowledged the right of William
Venour and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Joan ;
for this William gave them twenty marcs of silver.

i^omtxM dTinitf. 29 l^tntja vi. 113

44. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between
Robert Coker querent ; and John Coker and Alianor his wife
deforciants ; for seven messuages, four hundred acres of land and
thirty acres of meadow in Bumham, Hunspill, Hy wessh, Shepton
Beauchamp, and Compton. John and Alianor acknowledged
the right of Robert and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs
of Alianor; for this Robert gave them one hundred pounds
sterling.

45. At Westminster in the octave of St Hillary between
Alnewyk bishop of Lincoln, Adam bishop of Chichester, John
viscount de Beaumont, Walter Kyngesford knight, Ralph Boteler
knight, Ralph Cromwell knight, John Fortescu knight, John
Fastolf knight, William Oldehall knight, Maurice Bruyn knight,
William Burley, William Venour, John Bluet, John Burton,
William Canyngys, John Yonge, and John Gargrave querents ;
and Richard duke of York and Cecilia his wife deforciants ; for
the manor of Eston in Gorden. The said duke and Cecilia
acknowledged the right of John Fortescu and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Cecilia ; for this John Fortescu gave
them one hundred marcs of silver.

29 l^entB IHt (14S0-1).

114 ^onwcM Jfima. 29 l^tnxp vi.

after the decease of the life tenant, remain to John and Alice his
wife and to their heirs procreate, rendering per annum a rose at
midsummer, and if Alice die without heirs by the said John then
after the decease of John all to revert to William and Alice his.
wife and the heirs of William.

47. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Michael between
William Bogell and John Peny querents ; and Robert Hymerford
and Alianor his wife and John Hymerford and Alice his wife
deforciants ; for six messuages, a mill, three hundred acres of
land, forty acres of meadow, two hundred acres of pasture, ten
acres of wood, and twenty acres of alder in North Cory. Robert
and Alianor acknowledged the right of William and quit claimed
for themselves and the heirs of Alianor ; for this William granted
the same to John Hymerford and Alice to hold to them and
their issue, and if John Hymerford die without heirs of his body
by Alice then after the decease of Alice all to remain to Robert
and Alianor and the heirs of Alianor.

48. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Michael between
John Stourton knight, William Stourton knight, William Carant
esquire, Philip Morgan, Walter Shete chaplain and Edward
Candell querents; and William Squyer and Edith his wife
deforciants ; for twelve messuages, sixty acres of land, twelve
acres of meadow, and ten acres of pasture in Frome in Selwood,
Magna Kayford, Parva Kayford, and Merssheton Bygot.
William Squyer and Edith acknowledged the right of William
Stourton and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of
Edith ; for this William Stourton gave them one hundred marcs
of silver.

49. At Westminster in three weeks of St. Michael between
Walter Norton querent ; and Edward Hull knight and Margery
his wife and Thomas Wake and Agnes his wife deforciants ; for
the manor of Stathe juxta Athelney in the County of Somerset,
and for twenty messuages, six tofts, two hundred acres of land,
sixty acres of meadow, and two hundred acres of pasture in
Stathe juxta Athelney. Edward and Margery and Thomas and
Agnes acknowledged the right of Walter and quit claimed for

^omtxM JfintH. 31 Henrp vi. 115

themselves and the heirs of Margery and Agnes, and they
warranted against Nicholas abbot of Glaston and his successor ;
for this Walter gave them two hundred marcs of silver.

30 ?^entB FS (145 1-2).

50. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Trinity between
William Dodesham and Richard Brugge querents ; and John
Kyghley and Sibilla his wife deforciants ; for three messuages,
two hundred and eighty-two acres of land, and forty-five acres of
meadow in Langefordebodevyle, Poulet, Aysshille and Bradewey,
and a moiety of the manor of Milton juxta Wellys. John and
Sibilla acknowledged the right of William and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Sibilla ; for this William granted
the same to them to hold to them and to the heirs of Sibilla.

31 f^entg UTE (1452-3).

51. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter between
Nicholas Radeford, William Dodesham and John Lety querents ;
and James Lutterell esquire and Elizabeth his wife deforciants ;
for five messuages, three carucates of land, six acres of meadow
and thirteenpence rent in Exton, Vexford, Ryxen, and
Stokegommere. James and Elizabeth acknowledged the right
of Nicholas ; for this Nicholas granted the same to James and
Elizabeth to hold to them and to the heirs legitimate of the body
of James procreate, and if James die without such heirs then,
after the decease of Elizabeth, to remain to William lord
Bonevyle of Chuton and his heirs.

52. At Westminster in a month of Easter between Richard
Chokke and Joan his wife querents ; and John Brydde and Joan
his wife and William their son deforciants ; for two messuages,
two tofts, one hundred and thirty acres of land, ten acres of
meadow, thirty acres of pasture and ten acres of wood in
Twyverton, Ingelscombe, and Berewe juxta Bath. John and

ii6 i^omtvM dTtnetf. 31 ftentp vi.

Joan his wife and William acknowledged the right of Richard
and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Joan ; for this
Richard gave them one hundred pounds sterling.

53. At Westminster in the morrow of St. John Baptist
between John Hough and Richard Ch^unceler querents ; and
William Denys esquire and Joan his wife, William Dodesham
and William Bourton deforciants ; for the manor of Alleston and
the advowson of the free chapel of All Saints. William Denys
and Joan acknowledged the right of John and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Joan ; for this John granted the
same to William Dodesham and William Bourton to hold for
their lives and after their decease to remain to John Bonevyle
son of Isabella Kyrkeby and Alice daughter of the said William
Denys and Joan, and to the heirs issue of the bodies of John
Bonevyle and Alice, and if John Bonevyle and Alice die
without such heirs then to remain to the said William Denys
and Joan and the heirs of Joan.

54. At Westminster in the morrow of St. John Baptist
between William lord Bonevyle knight, querent; and John
Beaumond and Alianor his wife deforciants ; for five messuages,
two carucates of land, twelve acres of meadow, and six acres of
wood in Colecombe and Stokegommere. John and Alianor
acknowledged the right of William and quit claimed for them-
selves and the heirs of Alianor ; for this William granted the
same to John and Alianor to hold to them and to the heirs of
the body of Alianor begotten, rendering per annum to William
for his life twenty shillings of silver and to the heirs of William
after his decease six shillings and eightpence of silver, half at
Easter and half at Michaelmas, and rendering also per annum a
rose at midsummer ; and if Alianor die without heirs of her
body procreate then, after the decease of John, all to revert to
the said William and his heirs.

55. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. John Baptist and
afterwards in the octave of St. Martin in the thirty-second year
of the same king between Thomas Smyth parson of the church
of Dodyngton querent ; and Isabella who was wife of Roger

^omvcM dTtnei^. 32 l^enrp vi. 117

Lyvedon, Agnes who was wife of John Wythiford, Joan who
was wife of Richard Wymbysh, Stephen Forster, Richard Clerk,
John Adames and John Cole and Agnes his wife deforciants ; for
a moiety of the manor of Assheton. The deforciants ac-
knowledged the right of Thomas as by their gift and quit
claimed for themselves and the heirs of Agnes wife of John Cole,
and they warranted against Edmund abbot of St. Peter's
Westminster and his successors ; for this Thomas granted to the
said Isabella the said moiety to hold for her life and after her
decease to remain to the said Agnes who was wife of John
Wythiford and to Joan and the heirs the issue of Agnes and
Joan, and if it happen that Agnes who was wife of John
Wythiford, and Joan shall die without issue then the said
moiety to remain to the said John Cole and Agnes his wife and
the heirs by Agnes procreate, and if Agnes wife of John Cole die
without such heirs then after the decease of John Cole to remain
to the right heirs of the aforesaid Roger Lyveden.

. 32 l^entB FJ (i4S3-4).

56. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Martin between
William Bonevyle knight, John Cheyne of Pynne and John Hill
cleric, querents ; and Robert Hymerford esquire and Alianor his
wife deforciants ; for the manor of Houndeston and two
messuages, a hundred and seventy-two acres of land, and twelve
acres of meadow in Houndeston, Thome Cofifyn, Chestermede
and Sok. Robert and Alianor acknowledged the right of John
Hill and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Alianor,
and they warranted against Nicholas abbot of Glastonbury and
his successors ; for this John gave them three hundred pounds
sterling.

57. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between
Thomas Champernoun, William Dodesham, and Robert Clay
querents; and Hugh Champernoun esquire and Joan his wife
daughter of John Keynes esquire formerly wife of John Speke
knight, deforciants; for the manors of Estdawelyssh, West-
dawelyssh and Compton Martyn, and four messuages, four tofts,

ii8 ^omttM dFttutf. 33 fttm^ vi.

two carucates and a hundred acres of land, twenty-four acres of
meadow, twenty acres of wood and fifty acres of gorse and heath
in Estdawelyssh, Westdawelyssh, Beare, Whythell, Crykette and
Kyngeston and for the advovvsons of the churches of Est-
dawelyssh, Westdawelyssh and Compton Martyn. Hugh and
Joan acknowledged the right of Thomas and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Joan ; for this Thomas granted the
same to Hugh and Joan to hold to them and their issue, and if
they die without issue then to remain to William Speke and the
heirs of his body procreate, and if William die without such heirs
then all to remain to John Speke son of John Speke brother of
William and the heirs of his body begotten, and if John die
without such heirs then all to remain to William lord Bonevyll
and his heirs.

33 f^enrg FJ (i4S4-S).

58. At Westminster in a month of Easter between Roger
Husewyffe cleric and Richard Walshawe querents ; and Alianor
Hulle daughter of John Malet knight deforciant; for the manor
of Enmere and for three messuages, three carucates of land,
twenty acres of meadow, and twenty-eight shillings rent, and the
moiety of a mill, in Enmere, Bromefeld, Baghaye, Milverton,
and Durlegh. Alianor acknowledged the right of Roger of
which he had the manor by her gift, and Alianor granted also
to Roger the said rent and likewise the homages and services of
Robert Warre esquire, Alexander Hody, and Walter Haccheford
and their heirs ; and besides Alianor granted that a messuage,
a carucate of land and seven acres of meadow called Berforde
which Thomas Hill held for life, and that a messuage, a
carucate of land and seven acres of meadow called Stonehalle
which Robert Holcombe held for life, and also that a messuage,
a carucate of land, six acres of meadow and the moiety of a mill
called Hethcomb which John Grobham and Thomas Frere held
for life, all her heritage, shall after the decease of the life tenants
remain to the said Roger ; for this Roger granted the same to
Alianor to hold to her and the heirs of her body, and if she die
without such heirs then all to remain to Hugh Malet esquire

donuttfet JfintH. 33 f^enr^ vi. 1x9

uncle of the said AHanor and the heirs of his body, and if Hugh
die without such heirs then to remain to Philippa who was wife
of William Godwyn sister of the said Hugh and the heirs of her
body, and if Philippa die without such heirs then to remain to
John Blewet and his heirs male begotten, and if John Blewet die
without such heirs then to remain to the heirs male begotten of
John Kenne formerly of Blakemore and Margaret his wife, and
if there be no such heir male of John Kenne and Margaret then
all to remain to James Lutterell esquire and the heirs male of
his body, and if James die without such heirs then to remain to
the heirs male begotten of Thomas Broke knight, and if there
be no such heir then to remain to the heirs male of John Brente
formerly of Cosyngton begotten, and if there be no such heir
then to remain to the heirs male issue of Robert Hille formerly
of Spaxton and Isabella his wife daughter of Thomas Fichet
knight, and if there be no such issue then to remain to William
lord de Bonevyle knight and his heirs begotten, and if the said
William die without such heirs then to remain to John Fortescu
knight and his heirs begotten, and if John Fortescu die without
such heirs all to remain to the right heirs of the said William
lord de Bonevyle knight.

59. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin between
Richard Chokke and Joan his wife querents ; and Thomas
Wykes and Margaret his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, a
toft, six acres of land, four acres of meadow and three acres
of pasture in Staunton Drewe. Thomas and Margaret
acknowledged the right of Richard and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Margaret, and they warranted
against Edmund abbot of Westminster and his successors ; for
this Richard gave them twenty marcs of silver.

60. At Westminster in a month of Easter between William
Dodesham, Philip Pym, William Stenyng, John Porter and John
Loty querents ; and Thomas Halle esquire and William Besyle
esquire, and Agnes his wife daughter of Robert Assheley deforci-
ants ; for ten messuages, three tofts, a hundred and ninety-eight
acres and one rood of land, forty-six acres of meadow, five acres
of pasture, three acres of reeds, ihirteenpence rent and a rent of a

120 ^onwcM ^imi. 34 f^mcif vi.

pair of gloves, and a moiety of an acre of land and a rood of
meadow, and a third part of two tofts and a rent of a pair of
gloves, in Est Chilton, Pegenesse, Canyngton, Northboure,
Donewere, Briggewater and Honespill. Thomas and William
Besyle and Agnes acknowledged the right of William
Dodesham, as also to the homages and services of William
Bonevyle knight, Philip Beaumont esquire, William Michell
esquire, John Person, John Pole, Philip Cave, David Howell
and Alice his wife, who was wife of Thomas Cave, Thomas
Martyn esquire and Philippa his wife who was wife of William
Godewyn, John Popham, John Bartlot of Est Chilton, and
Richard Clopton and their heirs, and they quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Agnes ; for this William Dodesham
gave them two hundred marcs of silver.

34 ?^entB FJ (i45S-6).

61. At Westminster in three weeks of Michaelmas day
between Richard Chokke of Staunton Drue senior, querent ; and
Richard Bays of Obley and Joan his wife deforciants ; for a
messuage called Bracys, a toft called Congesbury, thirty-four
acres of land, eight acres of meadow, and six acres of pasture,
in Bokelond St Mary. Richard Bays and Joan acknowledged
the right of Richard Chokke and quit claimed for themselves
and the heirs of Joan ; for this Richard Chokke gave them forty
marcs of silver.

62. At Westminster in three weeks of Michaelmas day
between Richard Chokke of Staunton Drue senior, querent ;
and Thomas Donnyng and Isolda his wife deforciants ; for two
messuages, a toft, fifty acres of land, ten acres of meadow, and
three acres of wood in Staunton Drue. Thomas and Isolda
acknowledged the right of Richard and quit claimed for them-
selves and the heirs of Isolda ; for this Richard gave them forty
marcs of silver.

63. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification
between Ralph Percevale junior, querent ; and Ralph Percevale

^omttM Jfitui. 35 l^mxs vi. lai

senior and Joan his wife deforciants ; for two messuages, twenty-
six acres of land, six acres of meadow and four acres of pasture
in Tykenham. Ralph Percevale senior and Joan acknowledged
the right of Ralph junior and quit claimed for themselves and
the heirs of Joan ; for this Ralph junior granted the same to
Ralph senior and Joan to hold without impeachment of waste
for their lives rendering per annum a rose at midsummer and
after their decease to revert to Ralph junior and his heirs.

64. At Westminster in the octave of the Purification
between Richard Chokke and Joan his wife and John Chokke
their son querents ; and John Boteler son and heir of John
Boteler formerly of Staunton Drewe and John Whitokkesmede
deforciants ; for the manor of Staunton Drewe called Boteleris
manor, and for a toft, twenty acres of land, ten acres of meadow,
forty acres of pasture, and six acres of wood in Staunton
Drewe. John Boteler acknowledged the right of Richard and
quit claimed for himself and his heirs ; for this Richard and
Joan and John Chokke gave him two hundred pounds sterling.

65. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St Hillary between
Richard Trebon and John Furmur querents; and William
Smyth and Isabella his wife deforciants ; for three messuages,
a garden, thirty-two acres of land and four acres of meadow in
Templecombe. William and Isabella acknowledged the right
of Richard and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of
Isabella ; for this Richard gave them forty pounds sterling.

35 ?^ent8 FJ (1456-7).

66. At Westminster in three weeks of Michaelmas day
between Richard Chokke querent ; and Alianor Hulle and Roger
Alouf esquire and Margery his wife deforciants ; for the manor of
Longeassheton juxta Bristoll, and twenty messuages, four
carucates of land, fifty acres of meadow, two hundred acres of
pasture, fifty acres of wood, and thirty shillings rent in Longe-
assheton juxta Bristoll, Alianor and Roger and Margery
acknowledged the right of Richard and quit claimed for them-

122 i^oxanM ifinti. 36 f^tnxs vi.

selves and the heirs of Alianor ; for this Richard granted the
same to Alianor to hold without impeachment of waste for her
life rendering per annum a rose at the feast of the Nativity of
St. John Baptist, and after the decease of Alianor all to revert
to Richard and his heirs.

67. At Westminster in a month of Easter between Richard
Chokke querent ; and John Radwyke and Isolda his wife
deforciants ; for a toft, a garden, twelve acres of land and six
acres of meadow in Norton Malereward. John and Isolda
acknowledged the right of Richard and quit claimed for them-
selves and the heirs of Isolda ; for this Richard gave them ten
pounds sterling.

68. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Trinity between
William Dreyton querent ; and John Herford and Welthea his
wife deforciants ; for two messuages in the city of Bath. John
and Welthea acknowledged the right of William and quit
claimed ; for this William granted to John and Walthea one
messuage of the two aforesaid lying in the lane of St. Michael
juxta the bath of the Holy Cross (juxta balneum Ste Crucis) for
their lives, rendering therefor per annum a rose at midsummer,
and after the decease of John and Welthea the same to revert
to William and his heirs.

36 f^enrj) FI (1457-8).

69. At Westminster in the octave of St Martin between
Richard Chokke querent ; and Thomas Grenefeld and Isabella
his wife deforciants ; for the manor of Staunton Drewe, and for
sixteen messuages, six tofts, a mill, four carucates of land, thirty
acres of meadow, one hundred acres of pasture, fifty acres of
wood and eight shillings rent, and a rent of a pound of pepper
and a pound of cummin, in Staunton Drewe. Thomas and
Isabella acknowledged the right of Richard and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Isabella ; for this Richard gave them
three hundred marcs of silver.

domeriiet Jfima. 38 ftenrg vi. 123

70. At Westminster in the morrow of St. John Baptist
between Philip Mede querent ; and John Warre, Robert Spycer
and Alice his wife, and Cristina Warre deforciants ; for a
messuage, ten acres of land, seventy acres of pasture and ten
acres of meadow in Rolveston in the parish of Banewell. John,
Robert and Alice, and Cristina acknowledged the right of
Philip ; for this Philip gave them forty pounds sterling.

37 l^enrg FJ (1458-9).

71. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascenion between
Simon Hampwode of Taunton skynner, querent ; and Thomas
Cotell and Edith his wife daughter and heir of William Shepherd
son and heir of Joan Hardyng formerly of Taunton deforciants ;
for a messuage in Taunton in the way called Forstrete. Thomas
and Edith acknowledged the right of Simon and quit claimed
for themselves and the heirs of Edith ; for this Simon gave them
twenty pounds sterling.

38 f^enrg FJ (i4S9-6o).

27. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification
between James earl of Wiltshire and William Gore querents ;
and John Sydenham junior and Joan his wife deforciants ; for
thirteen messuages, one toft, two dovecotes, six hundred and
eighteen acres of land, thirty-one acres of meadow, seventeen
acres of wood and a half, and one penny rent in Orchard,
Lytelsylver, Curlynche, Wybhill in the parish of St. Decuman's,
Rabbok in the parish of Craucombe, Whestowe in the parish of
Lydeard St. Laurence, Ryxen, Chedmershe in the parish of
Stokegummer, and Dodyngton. Joan and Joan acknowledged
the right of William and quit claimed for themselves and the
heirs of Joan ; for this William granted the same to John and
Joan to hold to them and their issue, and if they die without
issue then all to remain to the right heirs of Joan.

124 ^omtxM Jfintfi. i lEllUiar)]! iv.

39 l^entB Fi (1460-1).

73. At Westminster in a month of St. Michael's day
between William "Poulet knight and Elizabeth his wife querents ;
and Thomas Fyssher and Cristina his wife and Agnes Renot
deforciants ; for a messuage, a toft, two gardens, sixty acres of
land, three acres of meadow, and common of pasture for four
oxen, in Henton St. George and Meriat. Thomas and Cristina
and Agnes acknowledged the right of William and quit claimed
for themselves and the heirs of Cristina ; for this William gave
them forty marcs of silver.

. I tEfttoarU JU (146 1-2).

1. At Westminster in three weeks from Michaelmas between
John Shelford cleric, Robert Catur cleric, John Peny and
Richard Clavelleshay querents ; and John Miller and Willielma
his wife daughter and heir of Nicholas Coker deforciants ; for a
messuage, a mill, two hundred acres of land, sixteen acres of mea-
dow, one hundred and fifty acres of pasture, fifteen acres of wood
and fifteen acres of alder in Burellesmylle in the parishes of West
Coker, East Coker, Hardyngton, Maundevyle and Pendommer.
John Miller and Willielma acknowledged the right of John
Peny as by their gift and quit claimed ; for this he gave them one
hundred pounds sterling.

2. At Westminster in three weeks from Michaelmas between
Joan who was wife of John, viscount Lysle querent ; and John
Gryce and Joan his wife deforciants ; for three messuages, six
acres of land, ten acres of meadow and ten acres of pasture in
Cheddre and Axebrigge. ' John and Joan acknowledged the
right of Joan Lysle as by their gift and warranted against John
abbot of Glaston and his successors. For this Joan gave them
forty pounds sterling.

J^dmcri^et Jfimi. 3 IE)]ftDattl iv. 125

2 IBMxjarlr JF (1462-3).

3. At Westminster in three weeks from Michaelmas between
John Ewen cleric, John Huyssh cleric, and Andrew Bedford
querents ; and Joan Midwynter deforciants ; for six messuages
and four gardens in the city of Bath and in the suburbs of
the same. Joan acknowledged the right of John Ewen and
warranted against all men ; for this John gave her forty pounds
sterling.

3 lEtitoarb 5F (1463-4).

4. At Westminster in three weeks from Easter between
Henry Hayne chaplain querent ; and John Kaynell and Cristina
his wife daughter and heir of William Gascoigne deforciants ;
for the Hundred of Exton, eleven messuages, three tofts, five
hundred acres of land, thirty-five acres of meadow, one acre of
reed ground and four shillings rent in Exton, Haukrigge,
Wemedon, Blakelond, Estchilton, Cheselade, Chelton, Welles
and Astyngton and for the third part of the manors of Exton
and Neuton Placy and of a mill in Westeboure, and of the
advowsons of the church of Haukerigge and the free chapel of
Neuton Placy. John and Cristina acknowledged the right of
Henry of which he had the said Hundred and ten messuages,
the tofts, five hundred and seventy-seven acres of land, thirty-
three acres of meadow and the acre of reeds in Exton,
Haukrigge, Wemedon, Blakelond, Estchilton, Cheselade,
Chelton and Welles, and the third part of the manors and
mill and the advowsons by their gift, and they quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Cristina. And John and Cristina
granted also to Henry the said rent and likewise the homage
and services of Robert Brent and his heirs in the said vills.
And besides John and Cristina granted that a messuage and
twenty-three acres of land and two acres of meadow in
Astyngton which Richard Mytton held for life the heritage of
Cristina shall after the death of Richard revert to Henry ; and
they warranted against David abbot of Cliva and his successors.

126 BomttM Jfima. 4 CHioattr iv.

For this Henry granted to John and Cristina the said Hundred
and other properties to hold to them and the heirs of their bodies
in perpetuity, and if they die without such heirs then all to
remain to John Shelford cleric, John Pedewell cleric, and Walter
Baker and to the heirs of John Pedewell.

5. At Westminster in a month from Easter between Tristram
Burnell, Thomas Bertelot cleric, Walter Bathe cleric, and
William Taillour querents; and Henry Seyntclere and Joan
his wife daughter and heir of William Lumbard deforciants ; for
fourteen messuages, three tofts, five gardens, thirty-five acres of
land and two acres of meadow in Yeuell and Kyngeston juxta
Modeford which formerly were William Lambard's. Henry and
Joan acknowledged the right of Tristram as by their gift, and
besides they warranted against John abbot of Shirborne and his
successors. For this Tristram gave them one hundred pounds
sterling.

4 IBtjtoatb IF (1464-5)-

6. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between John
Peres cleric, John Mompesson esquire, and John Mervyn esquire
querents ; and Margaret Hungerford widow who had been wife
of Robert Hungerford knight, Thomas Hungerford knight and
Anne his wife, and Thomas Burgh knight and Margaret his
wife deforciants ; for the manors of Aire, Northcadebury,
Poblowe, Wulwade, Penseford, and Newton Seyntlo, and for
twelve carucates of land, three hundred acres of meadow, six
hundred acres of pasture, a thousand acres of wood, two
thousand acres of marsh and eighty pounds rent in Aire,
Northcadebury, Poblowe, Wulwade, Penseford, Newton Seyntlo,
Southpederton, Baryngton, Chetlyngton, Stratton and Southarpe,
Margaret, Thomas and Anne, and Thomas and Margaret
acknowledged the said manors and tenements — except the
advowsons of the churches of Aire and Newton Seyntlo, and
the chantry of Aire — to be the right of John Mervyn as by their
gift, and they quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of
Margaret Hungerford, and besides the same Margaret Hungerford

^omtvM dFtnetf. 4 S^toartu iv. 137

and Thomas Hungerford and Anne for themselves and the heirs of
Anne warranted the said manors to the said John Mervyn
against George abbot of the house and church of St. Peter
Westminster and his successors. For this John Mervyn granted
to Thomas Burgh and Margaret his wife the said manors and
tenements as aforesaid to hold for their lives, and after their
decease to remain to Roger Tocotes knight, John Chayne, John
Sydenham senior, John Newburgh and Gregory Westby and
the heirs of Gregory.

7. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification between
William Stourton knight, William Carant esquire,*Philip Morgan,
Walter Shete chaplain and Edward Cadell querents; and
Stephen Salffe and Agnes his wife deforciants ; for twelve
messuages, sixty acres of land, twelve acres of meadow, and
ten acres of pasture in Frome in Selwode, Magna Kayforde,
Parva Kayforde and Merssheton Bygot. Stephen and Agnes
acknowledged the right of William Stourton and quit claimed
for themselves and the heirs of Agnes to him and his heirs, and
besides they warranted against John abbot of Glaston and his
successors ; for this he gave them forty pounds sterling.

8. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between John
Colswayn cleric querent ; and Reginald Stourton knight and
Margaret his wife daughter and heir of John Coker esquire
deforciants ; for twenty-eight messuages, five tofts, five mills, a
dovecote, five hundred and thirty acres of land, eighty-two acres
of meadow, one hundred and seventy-two acres of pasture,
eighteen acres of wood, eighteen acres of moor, and seventeen
shillings and ninepence rent, and a rent of a pair of gloves,
and half a pound of cummin, which formerly belonged to the
said John Coker in Westboure, Durlegh, Enerley, Briggewater,
Donewere, Morelond, North Pederton, Wemedon, Blakelond,
Est Chilton, Chedesey, Chelton, Cadecote, Combewich, Canyng-
ton, Tokeswell, Ebbeslegh, Radeslode, Spaxton, and Monketon.
Reginald and Margaret acknowledged the right of John, of
which he had twenty-one messuages, five tofts, two mills, one
dovecote, three hundred and fifty-seven acres and a quarter of
land, fifty- three acres and three-quarters of an acre of meadow,

128 SiomtxM d^intn. 4 StitoarlK iv.

one hundred and seventy-two acres of pasture, eighteen acres of
wood and thirteen acres of moor in Westboure, Durlegh,
Enerlegh, Briggewater, Donewere, Morelond, North Pederton,
Wemedon, Blakelond, Est Chilton, Comewich, Canyngton,
Tokeswell, Ebbeslegh, Radeslode, and Spaxton, by their gift,
and they quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Margaret.
And they granted also to John the said rent and likewise the
homages all and singular of William Poulet knight, the lady
Cecilia Kiriell who was wife of John Hille armiger, William
Gosse, John Wonard, William Dodesham, John Clyve, William
Hakelyn and Agnes his wife formerly wife of Ralph Boson,
John Gille, John Englyssh, and Edward Chamber and their
heirs. And besides they granted that one messuage in Brigge-
water which Simon Hakewill and Joan, his wife held for life, and
that one messuage, one mill, and two acres of land in Durlegh
which John Hayne held for life, and that one mill, five acres of
land and two acres of moor in Tokeswell which John Legge and
Joan his wife held for life, and that one mill, six acres of land
and three acres of moor in Ebbeslegh which Walter Somer held
for life, and that one messuage, twenty-seven acres of land and
three acres of meadow in Radeslode which James Bacon and
Joan his wife held for life, and that one messuage, forty-two
acres of land and eight acres of meadow and a half in Rodes-
lode which John Torre senior and Agnes his wife and John
Torre junior held for life, and that three acres of meadow in
Morelond and Northpederton which John Keby held for life,
and that two acres and a quarter of land and two acres and a
quarter of meadow in the same which William Batte and
Cristina his wife held for life, and that five acres of land in
Chedesey which William Sabyn and Joan his wife held for life,
and that one messuage, ten acres of land and a half, and two
acres of meadow and a half in Chelton which Andrew Kegewyn
and Alice his wife held for life, and that one messuage, twenty-
four acres of land and six acres of meadow in Cadecote which
Walter Holewyll and Joan his wife held for life, and also that
one messuage and fifty acres of land and three acres of meadow
in Monkton which Richard Sperkell and Juliana his wife held
for life, all the heritage of Margaret, and which after the decease
of the life holders ought to revert to her shall remain to the said

Somerset dPtnesf. 5 iilybarlr iv. 129

John Colswayn and his heirs. For this concord John Colswayn
regranted to Reginald and Margaret all the said tenements and
rents to hold to them and their heirs their issue, and if it happen
that they die without issue then all shall remain to the right
heirs of Margaret.

5 iSlitoart IF (1465-6).

9. At Westminster in a month of Easter between Adam
Hamelyn querent ; and John Quykke and Katherine his wife
deforciants ; for a messuage in Bryggewater. John and
Katherine acknowledged the right of Adam as by their gift, and
quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Katherine ; for this
Adam gave them forty marcs of silver.

10. At Westminster in a month of Easter between the Dean
and Chapter of the cathedral church of St. Andrew at Wells
querents ; and Robert Medc and Joan his wife deforciants ; for
a moiety of the manor of Melysborough and five messuages, a
mill, two hundred and eleven acres of land and fifty acres of
meadow in Wooky, Melysborough and Welles. Robert and
Joan acknowledged the right of the Dean and Chapter and quit
claimed for themselves and the heirs of Joan, and they warranted
against John abbot of Glaston and his successors ; for this the
Dean and Chapter gave them one hundred marcs of silver.

11. At Westminster in a month of Easter between John
Markeham knight and William Yelverton knight querents ; and
William Hurne and Agnes his wife deforciants ; for the manor
of Walton in Gordano and the adyowson of the church of the
manor. William Hurne and Agnes acknowledged the right of
John as by their gift and quit claimed for themselves and the
heirs of Agnes, and besides they warranted the same against
Walter abbot of St Augustine's Bristol and his successors ; for
this John gave them three hundred pounds sterling.

12. At Westminster in a month of Easter between John
Markeham knight and William Yelyerton knight querents and

130 ^omtxM dTintsl. 5 fEUbarlr iv.

John Harley and Joan his wife deforciants ; for the manor of
Walton in Gordano and the advowson of the church of the
manor. John and Joan acknowledged the right of John
Markeham as by their gift and quit claimed for themselves and
the heirs of Joan, and besides they warranted against Walter
abbot of St. Augustine's Bristol and his successors; for this
John Markeham gave them three hundred pounds sterling.

13. At Westminster in a month of Easter between Robert
Dollyng and Robert Hallyswell esquire querents ; and Richard
Beawecombe and Alice his wife deforciants ; for a messuage
and a garden in Taunton. Richard and Alice acknowledged
the right of Robert Dollyng as by their gift and quit claimed
for themselves and the heirs of Alice ; for this Robert gave
them forty pounds sterling.

14. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. John Baptist
between Richard Chokkc knight, John Chokke his son, William
Chokkc his son, and Richard Brugge querents ; and Margaret
Hungerford daughter and heir of William lord Botreaux knight,
and Thomas Hungerford knight son of Robert Hungerford
knight son of the said Margaret, and Aime wife of the said
Thomas deforciants ; for the manor of Flyntford and eighteen
messuages, four tofts, four carucates, two virgates and a hundred
acres of land, eighty acres of meadow, three hundred and forty
acres of pasture, one hundred and eight acres of wood, thirteen
shillings and fourpence rent and a rent of a pound of pepper
and a pound of cummin in Fromebraunchc, Flyntford, Durneford,
Mersshton Bygod, Raden, Stokewod juxta Keynesham, Cameley,
Pobelowe, and Pensford. Margaret, Thomas, and Anne acknow-
ledged the right of John Chokke and quit claimed for themselves
and the heirs of Thomas ; for this John gave them four hundred
pounds sterling.

15. At Westminster in the octave of St. John Baptist
between John Brokhampton querent ; and Reginald Stourton
knight and Margaret his wife, daughter and heir of John Coker
esquire deforciants ; for a messuage and a garden in Briggewater.
Reginald and Margaret acknowledged the right of John and quit

BomttM JfixM. 5 lEtrtDarK iv. 131

claimed for themselves and the heirs of Margaret ; for this John
gave them twenty pounds sterling.

16. At Westminster in the octave of St. Michael between
John Markeham knight and William Yelverton knight querents ;
and Edmund Sanneford and Elizabeth his wife deforciants ; for
the manor of Walton in Gordan and for the advowson of the
church of the manor. Edmund and Elizabeth acknowledged
the right of John as by their gift and quit claimed for themselves
and the heirs of Elizabeth, and besides they warranted against
Walter abbot of St Augustine's Bristol and his successors ; for
this John gave them three hundred pounds sterling.

17. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification between
John Spore cleric vicar of the parish church of Longaisshton and
Thomas Foylond querents ; and Thomas Philips senior and
Alice his wife, John Philips, Thomas Philips junior, and Robert
Philips son of the said Thomas Philips senior and Alice, defor-
ciants ; for two messuages, twenty acres of land, two acres of
meadow and two acres of wood in Eston in Gordano. Thomas
Philips senior and Alice, John Philips, Thomas Philips junior
and Robert acknowledged the right of John Spore and quit
claimed for themselves and the heirs of Thomas Philips senior ;
for this John Spore granted the said tenement to John Philips
to hold to him and his heirs male of his body begotten, and if
he die without such heirs then to remain to the said Thomas
Philips junior and his heirs male begotten, and if Thomas die
without such heirs then to remain to the said Robert Philips and
the heirs male of his body, and if Robert die without such heirs
then to remain to the said Thomas Philips senior and the
heirs of his body procreate, and if it happen that Thomas Philips
senior die without such heirs, then to remain to John Stacy
and the heirs of his body begotten, and if John Stacy die
without such heirs then to remain to John Philips son of
Richard Philips and the heirs of his body, and if John Philips
son of Richard Philips die without such heirs then to remain to
the right heirs of the aforesaid Thomas Philips senior.

132 i^omnitt ifinti. 6*Z)itDar)l iv.

6 lEmatb IF (1466-7).

18. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between
Robert Todde of Bristol, Robert Ricard of Bristol merchant, and
Robert Baron of Bristol merchant querents ; and Thomas Bays
and Thomas Hogges and Agnes his wife and John Bays son and
heir apparent of the said Thomas Bays deforciants ; for the
manor of Berowecourt and for six messuages, one hundred acres
of land, thirty acres of meadow, forty acres of pasture and twenty
acres of wood in Middiltykenham. Thomas and Thomas and
Agnes and John acknowledged the right of Robert Ricard and
quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Agnes ; for this
Robert gave them one hundred pounds sterling.

19. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin between
Stephin Preston and Robert Nycoll esquire querents ; and
Margaret lady Hungerford and Botreaux widow and Thomas
Hungerford knight and Anne his wife deforciants ; for the
manor of Cryket Thomas. Margaret and Thomas and Anne
acknowledged the right of Stephin and quit claimed for them-
selves and the heirs of Anne, and besides they warranted against
George abbot of Westminster and his successors; for this
Stephin gave them three hundred pounds sterling.

20. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Michael's day
between John Neuton esquire, Richard Arthure esquire, Ralph
Persyvale esquire, John Champneys, John Taverner and Richard
Kayton querents ; and John Persyvale and Joan his wife and
John Poleyn and Joan his wife deforciants ; for six messuages,
one hundred acres of land, twenty acres of meadow, twenty acres
of pasture and thirty acres of wood in Weston in Gordano. John
Persyvale and Joan and John Poleyn and Joan acknowledged
the right of John Neuton and quit claimed for themselves and
the heirs of Joan and Joan ; for this John Neuton gave them
one hundred pounds sterling.

21. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification
between William Hody and John Wydeslade junior querents ;
and Roger Kemys, Richard Kayton and Richard Ap Adam and

j^omevi^et ifixui. 7 Slrfoattr iv. 133

Alice his wife deforciants ; for six messuages, fifty acres of land,
thirty acres of meadow, forty acres of pasture and eight acres of
wood in Porteshed Carsewell and Portbury. Roger, Richard
and Richard and Alice acknowledged the right of William and
quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Alice ; for this
William granted to the said Richard Ap Adam and Alice four
messuages, fifty acres of land, twenty-eight acres of meadow,
twenty-eight acres of pasture and eight acres of wood of the
said tenement in Porteshed, Carsewell and Portbury to hold to
them and their issue, and if they die without issue then to remain
to the heirs of the body of Alice begotten, and if there be no
such heir then to remain to the heirs of the body of Richard Ap
Adam procreate, and if there be no such heir then to remain to
the said Richard Kayton and his heirs. And William and John
granted also to Richard Ap Adam and Alice two messuages and
two acres of meadow and twelve acres of pasture in the same
vills to hold for the term of one year, and after the said term to
remain to the said Richard Kayton and his heirs.

7 isatoatft JF (1467-8).

22. At Westminster in a month of Easter between John
Wadham esquire and John Merefeld querents ; and William
Poulet knight and Elizabeth his wife deforciants ; for twelve
messuages, one hundred acres of land, thirty-eight acres of
meadow, six acres of pasture, four acres of wood and twenty
pence rent in Wyke juxta Lamport, Crukem, Lamport Estover,
Lamport Westover, and Henton St. George and two parts of a
fishery divided into three parts in the water of Wyke juxta
Lamport. William and Elizabeth acknowledged the right of
John Merefeld and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs
of Elizabeth ; for this John gave them one hundred pounds
sterling.

23. At Westminster in a month of Michaehnas between
John Pratt and John Brokhampton querents; and John
Kyghlegh and Sibilla his wife deforciants ; for seven messuages,

134 BomtxM JfitM. 7 CUoattf iv.

a dovecote, two hundred acres of land and thirty acres of
meadow in Estreccheholt, Welyngton, Bradwey, and Ilton.
John Kyghlegh and Sibilla acknowledged the right of John
Pratt, of which he had one messuage, the dovecote, land and
meadow in Estreccheholt, Bradwey and Ilton by their gift, and
they quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Sibilla, and
besides they granted for themselves and the heirs of Sibilla that
six messuages in Welyngton which Elizabeth Grobham held for
life, the heritage of Sibilla, after the decease of the said
Elizabeth, shall remain to the said John Pratt and his heirs ;
for this John Pratt granted to John Kyghlegh and Sibilla all
the said tenement to hold without impeachment of waste for ,
their lives, and after their decease to remain to John Pulford and
Alianor his wife and the heirs of the body of Alianor, and if
Alianor die without such heirs then after the decease of John
Pulford to remain to the right heirs of Sibilla.

24. At Westminster in the octave of St. Martin and after-
wards in the quinzaine of Easter in the eighth year of the same
king, between John Chokke esquire, William Sargeaunt esquire,
John Spore cleric, Richard Brugge and John Staunton querents ;
and Normaun Wassheburn esquire and Elizabeth his wife
deforciants; for a moiety of the manor of Theynes Court,
otherwise called Assheton Theynes, and for a moiety of eight
messuages, six tofts, three carucates of land, forty acres of
meadow, two hundred acres of pasture and sixty acres of wood
in Longe Asshton juxta Bristoll. Normaun and Elizabeth
acknowledged the said moiety to be the right of John Spore
and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Elizabeth ; for
this John gave them one hundred pounds sterling.

25. At Westminster in the octave of St. John Baptist
between Richard Chokke knight querent; and William Inyn
son and heir of John Inyn knight deforciant ; for a messuage,
two tofts, three virgates of land, four acres of meadow, forty
acres of pasture and one acre of wood in Staunton Drewe.
William acknowledged the right of Richard as by his gift ; for
this Richard gave him forty marcs of silver.

jkomci'Het dTtnetl. 8 SKioatK iv. 135

26. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Hillary between
Richard Chokke knight querent ; and Thomas Assheley and
Matillda his wife deforciants ; for six messuages, one hundred
and twenty acres of land and twelve acres of meadow in
Wolston juxta Northcadhury. Thomas and Matillda acknow-
ledged the right of Richard and quit claimed for them-
selves and the heirs of Matillda ; for this Richard gave them forty
marcs of silver.

8 iEMuart JF (1467-8).

27. At Westminster in a month of Easter between Hugh
Suger cleric, Richard Swan cleric, Thomas Chewe cleric, Robert
Catur cleric, John Combe cleric, and Richard Hayne cleric,
querents ; and John Kaynell and Cristina his wife and John
Pedewell deforciants ; for a third part of the manor of Neweton
Plecy and for the advowson of the free chapel of Neweton
Plecy. John Kaynell and Cristina and John Pedewell
acknowledged the right of Thomas and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Cristina ; for this Thomas gave
them one hundred pounds sterling.

28. At Westminster in a month of Easter between William
Poulet knight, William Brode cleric, and William Bydesgate
cleric, querents ; and Thomas More esquire and Alice his wife
deforciants ; for the manor of Kyngeswode and for a dovecote
in Kyngeswode in the parish of Hardyngton Maundevile,
Thomas and Alice acknowledged the right of William
Bydesgate and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of
Alice, and besides they warranted against Helias abbot of Ford
and his successors ; for this William gave them two hundred
marcs of silver.

29. At Westminster in the octave of St. John Baptist between
Thomas Larder and Agnes his wife querents ; and John Blaken-
hale and Alice his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, forty acres
of land, eight acres of meadow and thirty acres of pasture in
Chuton super le hurste sub Mynedepe. John and Alice acknow-

136 ^omtvitt dFtncfi. 8 iEHioarli iv.

ledged the right of Thomas and Agnes and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Alice; for this Thomas and Agnes
gave them forty pounds sterling.

30. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter between John
Porter, Thomas Tremayle, John Brokhampton, William Harryes,
and William Dodesham querents ; and Humphrey Pokeswell and
Elizabeth his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, a toft, two gardens,
thirty-one acres of land and ten acres of meadow in Cosyngton.
Humphrey and Elizabeth acknowledged the right of William
Dodesham and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of
Elizabeth, and besides they warranted against David abbot of
Clive and his successors; for this William gave them forty
pounds sterling.

31. At Westminster in a month of Easter between William
Dodesham, Thomas Tremayle, Robert North, John de Aller,
John Aleys, and Richard Smyth chaplain querents ; and Richard
Rodberd and Cristina his wife, daughter and heir of Tliomas
Bartelot deforciants ; for two messuages, one acre of land, and
four acres of meadow in Briggewater and East Chylton. Richard
Rodberd and Cristina acknowledged the right of Richard Smyth
and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Cristina ; for
this Richard Smyth gave them twenty pounds sterling.

32. At Westminster in the octave of Trinity between John
Hylle and John Hogon cleric querents ; and John Poulet esquire
and AHanor his wife deforciants ; for the manor of Melcombe
and for the quarter part of the manors of Mylverton and Odcombe.
John Poulet and Alianor acknowledged the right of John Hogon
and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Alianor ; for
this John Hogon granted the said manor and quarter part to the
said John Poulet esquire to hold for his life, and after his decease
to remain to Alice wife* of John Poulet his son to hold for her
life, and after her decease to remain to the said John Poulet her
husband and to the heirs of her body by him begotten, and if
John Poulet and Alice die without such heirs then to remain to
the right heirs of the aforesaid John Poulet esquire.

^omtxM Jfinti. 9 iEDbattr iv. 137

33. At Westminster in the octave of St. Martin between John
Dauntesey querent ; and Edmund Gaunte and Elizabeth his wife
and Edward Robbeleys and Margaret his wife deforciants ; for
twelve messuages, two tofts, two gardens, sixty acres of land,
twenty acres of meadow and one hundred acres of pasture in
Welles, Welleslegh, Dultyngcote and Whateley. Edmund and
Elizabeth and Edward and Margaret acknowledged the right of
John and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Elizabeth
and Margaret ; for this John gave them forty marcs of silver.

34. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Hillary between
John Mauncell senior and John Warwyk querents; and John
Frethey and Elena his wife deforciants ; for two messuages in
Norton. John Frethey and Elena acknowledged the right of
John Mauncell as by their gift and quit claimed for themselves
and the heirs of Elena ; for this John Mauncell granted the same
to John Frethey and Elena to have and hold for their lives and
after their decease to remain to the right heirs of John Frethey.

9 iBMuatlf iV (1469-70).

35. At Westminster in a month of Easter between Richard
Chokke knight, one of the justices of the lord the king de banco,
John Chokke his son, John Forster and Richard Brugge querents ;
and Oliver Manyngham and Alianor lady Hungerford and de
Moleyns his wife, who was wife of the late lord Hungerford and
de Moleyns knight deforciants; for the manors of Flyntford,
Standerwyke and Radene and for eight messuages, four tofts,
two hundred acres of land, thirty acres of meadow, two hundred
acres of pasture and eight acres of wood in Cameley, Pensford,
Fobelowe and Stokwode juxta Keynesham. Oliver and Alianor
acknowledged the right of Richard Chokke and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Alianor, and besides they warranted
all against John abbot of Glaston and his successors ; for this
Richard gave them four hundred pounds sterling.

36. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter between Henry
Stafford knight and Margaret his wife countess of Richmond

138 ^omtxM Jfinta. 9 Ztrtoarti iv.

querents ; and Agnes Kene deforciant ; for a messuage, a virgate
of land and seven acres of meadow in Cote and Mertok. Agnes
acknowledged the right of Margaret as by her gift and quit
claimed to Margaret and her heirs; for this Margaret granted
the same to Agnes to hold without impeachment of waste for her
life, rendering therefor per annum twenty-seven shillings and
ninepence halfpenny in silver, half at Christmas and half at Easter
and suit of court at Mertok twice a year, and after the decease
of Agnes the said tenement to remain to Antony Kene and the
heirs of his body, and if Antony die without such heirs then to
remain to Nicholas Kene and the heirs of his body, and if
Nicholas die without such heirs then to remain to James Kene
and the heirs of his body, and if James die without such heirs
then to remain to George Kene and the heirs of his body, and if
George die without such heirs then to remain to John Kene and
the heirs of his body, and if John die without such heirs then to
remain to Brigitte, Cecilia, Emayne, and Edith, daughters of
William Kene and the heirs of their bodies, and if they die without
issue of their bodies then to remain to Elizabeth wife of Thomas
Daunce and the heirs of her body begotten, and if Elizabeth die
without such heirs then all to revert to the said Henry and
Margaret and the heirs of Margaret

37. At Westminster in a month of Michaelmas between
John Goly, John More of Taunton, Nicholas Adam and John
Engelby querents ; and John Mauncell and Margery his wife
who was wife of Nicholas Boys deforciants ; for four messuages,
a toft, four hundred and sixty-six acres of land, thirty acres of
meadow, forty- two acres of wood, and one hundred and sixteen
acres of gorse and heath in Dulverton. John Mauncell and
Margery acknowledged the right of John Engelby, of which he
had the toft, and one acre of land by their gift, and they quit
claimed for themselves and the heirs of Margaret and besides
they granted that a messuage, three hundred acres of land,
sixteen acres of meadow, twenty acres of wood, and a hundred
acres of gorse and heath called Aysshwey Mounceaus in Dulverton
which John Mounceaus held for life, and that a messuage, sixty
acres of land, seven acres of meadow, ten acres of wood and
sixteen acres of gorse and heath called Hyndeham in the same

^QmtxM ifiiui. lo lEKtoarK iv. 139

vill, which John Hyndeham and Margery his wife held for their
lives, and that a messuage, seventy-nine acres of land, seven
acres of meadow and twelve acres of wood called Aysshwey
Raleigh in the same vill, which John Leye held for life, and
also that a messuage and sixteen acres of land called
Chillecote in the same vill, which John Chillecote held for life,
all the heritage of the said Margaret wife of John Mauncell
and which after the decease of the life tenants to John Mauncell
and Margaret ought to revert shall remain to the said John
Engelby and his heirs ; for this John Engelby gave them one
hundred pounds sterling.

38. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between
John Fitzjames junior, William Cacheman and William Bar-
boar querents ; and John Pole and Anne his wife deforciants ;
for nine messuages, twenty-four acres of land, two acres of
meadow and eight acres of pasture in Bruton, Pytcombe, and
Godmanston. John Pole and Anne acknowledged the right of
John Fitzjames as by their gift and quit claimed for themselves
and the heirs of Anne; for this John Fitzjames granted the
same to John Pole and Anne to hold for their lives without
impeachment of waste, and after their decease to remain to Alice
Bayford daughter of the said Anne for her life, and after the
decease of Alice to remain to John Fitzjames senior and his
heirs.

10 iEWDarlf IF (1470).

39. At Westminster in a month of Easter between Walter
Michell esquire querent ; and Adam Hameleyn and Joan his wife
deforciants ; for three messuages, four tofts, one hundred acres
of land, fourteen acres of meadow and one acre of wood in
Wemedon, Est Chilton, Briggewater, Canyngton, Stokecoursy
and Alwerton, and for a third part of the manor of Cleyhull.
Adam and Joan acknowledged the right of Walter of which he
had the tofts, forty-nine acres of land, and eight acres of
meadow, and the third part, by their gift, and they quit claimed
for themselves and the heirs of Joan, and besides they granted
that a messuage, twenty acres of land and five acres of meadow^
which John Lovynge and Joan his wife held for their lives, and

140 dometflitt ,iFtnet;. ii iEUioar)! iv.

that a messuage, eight acres of land and one acre of meadow,
which John Braus and Alice his wife held for life, and that a
messuage, twenty acres of land and one acre of wood which
William Averey and Agnes his wife and* Christina their daughter
held for life, and also that three acres which John Bartelott
senior and John Bartelott junior held for life, all the heritage of
the said Joan the wife of Adam, which after the decease of the
life tenants should revert to her shall remain to the said Walter
and his heirs, and besides Adam and Joan warranted against
John abbot of Glaston and his successors ; for this Walter gave
them one hundred pounds sterling.

II latoata JF (1471-2).

40. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls, between
John Irlond, John Rede, Robert Bursy and Rusticus Cote
querents ; and Thomas Ramesey and Margaret his wife, daughter
and heir of Roger More and Christina his wife deforciants ; for a
messuage, two tofts, eight acres of land and three acres of pasture
in Briggewater, Canyngton, Oterhampton, Stokelond Gaunte, and
Hunspyll. Thomas and Margaret acknowledged the .right of
Rusticus as by their gift and quit claimed for themselves and the
heirs of Margaret, and besides they warranted against John
abbot of Mochelneye and his successors ; for this Rusticus gave
them forty pounds sterling.

41. At Westminster in a month of St. Michael's day between
John Irlond querent; and Robert Grenefeld and Joan his wife,
daughter and heir of John Rok deforciants ; for a messuage, a
toft, an orchard, twenty acres of land, an acre of meadow, and
an acre of pasture, and common of pasture for all sorts of
animals in Somerton and Kyngesmore. Robert and Joan
acknowledged the right of John and quit claimed for them-
selves and the heirs of Joan ; for this John gave them ten pounds
sterling.

42. At Westminster in a month of St Michael's day,
between Thomas Lotegare and John Staunton querents ; and

BonuxM JfintH, 12 3£tlbartl iv. 141

John Heyron and Alice his wife deforciants ; for a moiety of a
messuage in Lamport Estover. John Heyron and Alice
acknowledged the right of Thomas and quit claimed for them-
selves and the heirs of Alice ; for this Thomas granted the same
to John Heyron and Alice to hold to them and their issue, and
if they die without issue then to remain to the right heirs of
Henry Grendale.

43. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification
between John Spore cleric and John Staunton querents ; and
William Banard and Joan his wife, David Lewes and Alice his
wife, and Richard Kayton deforciants ; for a toft and sixty acres
of pasture in Kenne and Clyvedon. William and Joan, David
and Alice and Richard acknowledged the right of John Spore,
and quit claimed to him for themselves and the heirs of Joan
and Alice; for this John granted the same to Richard to hold
of him for life, rendering per annum twenty shillings of silver,
half at Easter and half at Michaelmas, and after the death oif
Richard to remain to William Colyns and Joan his wife, and
John Colyns their son to hold of the said John Spore for their
lives, rendering therefor twenty shillings per annum, half at
Easter and half at Michaelmas, and after their decease to revert
to John Spore and his heirs.

12 lEUtoarDf IF (1472-3).

1. At Westminster within a month of Michaelmas between
William Dodesham, Robert Phelips cleric, and John Pym, cleric
querents; and John Haccheford and Margaret his wife daughter of
William Wason deforciants ; for the manors of Horneblowton and
Stone and for ten messuages, two carucates of land, forty acres
of meadow and thirty acres wood in Lottesham and Estpennard
and for the advowson of the church of Horneblowton. John
Haccheford and Margaret acknowledged the right of John Pym
and quit claimed for the heirs of Margaret; for this John Pym
gave them four hundred marcs of silver.

2. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between

142 ibomttM jTtnetl. 13 iETnlDatty nr.

Robert Brent esquire querent ; and John Haukyns cousin and
heir of Robert Whatman, deforciant ; for four messuages, fifty
acres of land, twelve acres meadow, four acres pasture and four
acres wood in Netherlangford in the parish of Churchehill.
John acknowledged the right of Robert and quit claimed ; for
this Robert gave him forty pounds sterling.

3. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between
Thomas Stanley knight and Margaret his wife countess of
Richmond querents ; and William Forster of Nythe senior
gentilman (sic) and William Forster of Northcory, junior, hus-
bondman (sic) deforciants ; for four messuages, one hundred and
ninety-eight acres of land, twenty-four acres meadow, twenty-two
acres pasture and three acres wood in Burton, Cory Ryvell, and
Langport Westover. William and William acknowledged the
right of Margaret as by their gift. For this Thomas and
Margaret granted the same to William Forster senior to hold to
him and his heirs begotten, of them and the heirs of Margaret,
rendering per annum twenty shillings of silver at the feast of
St. Michael. And if William Forster senior die without heirs
of his body begotten then all to revert to Thomas and Margaret
and the heirs of Margaret.

13 ^Wuarli JF (1473-4).

4. At Westminster in a month of Easter between Walter
Walrond and William Ayssh querents ; and John Kyghley and
Sibilla his wife deforciants ; for a moiety of the manor of
Milton juxta Welles. John and Sibilla acknowledged the right
of Walter and quit claimed for the heirs of Sibilla ; for this
Walter granted the same to John and Sibilla to hold to them
and to the heirs of Sybilla.

5. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between John
Britte of Thornecombe, Thomas Brice, Thomas Palmer and
John Hadley querents ; and John Wythynowe and Alianor his
wife who was wife of John Beamond deforciants; for two mes-
suages, three tofts, two carucates of land, twelve acres meadow,

i^omer^el Jfimii. 14 fEtKioartl iv. 143

and six acres wood in Stokegommer Colecombe and La Fenne.
John Wythynowe and Alianor acknowledged the right of John
Hadley and quit claimed for the heirs of Alianor ; for this John
Hadley gave them forty pounds sterling.

6. At Westminster in a month of Michaelmas day and after-
wards in the octave of St. Hillary in the same regnal year
between John Morton cleric, Richard Pygot serjeant at law,
John Cheyne of Pynho, William Huddesfeld, John Biconyll,
and John Elys alias John Baker querents ; and William Dale
and Elizabeth his wife daughter and heir of Robert Peny and
John Dale son of the same William and Elizabeth deforciants ;
for three messuages, two tofts, a dovecote, a hundred acres of
land, twelve acres meadow, one hundred acres pasture and six
acres alderbed in Westcoker, Estcoker, Hardyngton, and
Meryfeld. William Dale and Elizabeth and John Dale ac-
knowledged the right of John Biconyll and quit claimed for the
heirs of Elizabeth ; for this John Biconyll gave them forty pounds
sterling,

7. At Westminster in the octave of the Purification and
afterwards in the quinzaine of Easter in the 14th year of the
same king, between Richard Pygot serjeant at law, John Chayne
and William Huddesfeld querents ; and William Aysshe and
Lucy his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, forty-six acres land,
eight acres meadow and six acres pasture in Northeperot.
William Aysshe and Lucy acknowledged the right of Richard
and quit claimed for the heirs of Lucy ; for this Richard gave
them forty marcs of silver.

14 iSWDattt JF (1474-5)-

8. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter between John
Caaru and John Barbour querent ; and Giles Caaru and Margaret
his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, thirty-seven acres land,
twenty-two acres meadow and twenty acres pasture in Hunyspyll.
Giles and Margaret acknowledged the right of John Caaru of
which he had the said messuage, twenty-five acres of land and
twenty acres meadow by their gift, to hold without impeachment

144 ^omnM Jfintu, 14 ZHtoartr iv.

of waste for their lives. And besides they granted for them-
selves and the heirs of John Caaru that twelve acres of land and
two acres of meadow in Hunspyll which John Popham held for
life by the law of England the heritage of John Caaru shall
remain to Giles and Margaret without impeachment of waste, to
hold like the other, and after their decease to remain to the right
heirs of Margaret.

9. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St John Baptist and
afterwards in the octave of St, Michael, between John Staunton
and John Goly querents ; and John Aubery and Margery his
wife deforciants ; for the manor of Broun in Treburgh, and for
twenty messuages, four hundred acres land, thirty- two acres
meadow, three hundred acres pasture, one hundred and twenty
acres wood, three hundred acres gorse and heath and sixteen
shillings rent in Treburgh. John Aubery and Margery acknow-
ledged the right of John Goly and quit claimed for the heirs of
Margery ; for this John Goly granted the same to John Aubery
and Margery to hold to them and to the heirs of John Aubery.

10. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification
between Thomas Overey cleric, Richard Swan cleric, and John
Walter querents ; and Maurice Broun and Alice his wife daughter
and heir of John Henbury deforciants ; for two messuages, two
tofts, and nine acres of land and a half in Glaston. Maurice and
Alice acknowledged the right of Thomas and quit claimed for
the heirs of Alice ; for this Thomas gave them twenty pounds
sterling.

11. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification
between Nicholas Seyntlo knight querent ; and John Knyght
deforciant ; for a messuage, a garden, thirty acres land, six
acres meadow and three acres pasture in Banwell and
Kustoke. John acknowledged the right of Nicholas; for this
Nicholas gave him one hundred marcs of silver.

12. At Westminster in the octave of the Purification and
afterwards in the quinzaine of Easter in the I Sth year of the
same King, between Henry Belknapp esquire and William

^otatxM Jfintii. 15 ZTlioartf iv. 145

Knoyll esquire, querents ; and Richard Petevyn of Bruton and
Joan his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, a toft, a mill, two
gardens, an acre of meadow and an acre of pasture in Wynkaulton,
Richard and Joan acknowledged the right of William and quit
claimed for the heirs of Joan ; for this William gave them forty
marcs of silver.

IS iSWDatft IF f 1475-6).

13. At Westminster in the octave of St John Baptist between
William Dodesham, Robert Cotys, John Bakar of Langport,
John Spencer cleric and Robert Phelpes cleric querent ; and
Reginald Stourton knight and Margaret his wife daughter and
heir of John Coker esquire and cousin and heir of James Coker,
deforciants ; for thirty-seven messuages, four tofts, five mills, two
dovecotes, six hundred and ninety-four acres of land, a hundred
and two acres and a half of meadow, a hundred and sixty-four
acres of pasture, twenty acres of wood, twenty acres of moor,
thirteen shillings and twopence rent, and a rent of a pair of
gloves and half a pound of cumin, in Westbowere, Durlegh,
Briggewater, Donewere, Morelond, Northepederton, Wemedon,
Walpill, Blakelond, Estchelton, Chedesey, Chelton, Cadecote,
Combewyche, Oterhampton, Canyngton, Tokeswell, Ebbesley,
Radeflod, Overstowey, Spaxton, and Monketon. Reginald and
Margaret acknowledged the right of Robert Phelpes, of which he
had twent}'-four messuages, four tofts, two mills, two dovecotes,
three hundred and eighty-four acres of land, sixty-nine acres and
a perch of meadow, one hundred and sixty-four acres of pasture,
sixteen acres of >yood and twelve acres of moor in the said vills
by their gift, and they quit claimed for the heirs of Margaret.
And Reginald and Margaret granted also the said rents and
likewise the homage and services of William Powlet knight,
William Saye esquire and Genofefa (Genevieve) his wife daughter
and heir of John Hille esquire, John Wydeslade and Agnes his
wife, Joan Clyve, Agnes formerly wife of Ralph Bosom, John
Engligh and Edward Chamber. And besides Reginald and
Margaret granted for themselves and the heirs of Margaret that
one messuage in Briggewater which Simon Hakewell and Joan
his wife held for life, and that a messuage, a mill, five acres of

146 ibomttM Jfintii. 15 SHIiiartr iv.

land and two acres of moor in Tokeswell which John Legge and
Isabella his wife and John their son held for life, and that a
messuage and seven acres of land in the same vill which John
Mascall and Margery his wife held for life, and that two messuages,
seventy eight acres of land in the same vill which William Coke
and Joan his wife held for life, and that a messuage, a mill, three
acres of land and an acre of moor in the same vill which Henry
Spencer and Joan his wife held for life, and that a messuage,
forty-two acres of land, and eight acres of meadow and a half in
Radeflod which John Torre junior held for life, and that a
messuage, forty-two acres of land and eight acres and a
half of meadow in the same vill which James Bacon and Joan
his wife held for life, and that a messuage, a mill, six acres of
land and three acres of moor in Ebbesley which Walter Somer
held for life, and that a messuage, fifty acres of land, and three
acres of meadow in Monketon which Juliana who was wife of
Richard Sparkell held for life, and that two acres and a quarter
of land and two acres and a quarter of meadow in Morelond
and Northepederton which William Batte and Cristina his wife
held for life, and that five acres of land in Chedesey which
William Sabyn and Joan his wife held for life, and that a mes-
suage, fifty acres of land and three acres of meadow in Cate-
cote which John Holewell held for life, and that two messuages,
twenty acres of land and four acres of meadow in Walpill which
Walter Hurne and Joan his wife and Philip their son held for
life, and also that four acres of meadow, four acres of wood and
two acres of moor in Wemedon which John Parys and Alice his
wife and William their son held for life, all the heritage of
Margaret wife of the said Reginald Stourton which after the
death of the life tenants to her ought to revert shall remain to
Robert Phelpes and his heirs ; for this Robert Phelpes gave
Reginald and Margaret six hundred marcs of silver.

14. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Trinity between
John Assheby and Richard Cowes querents ; and John Hervy
and Margaret his wife, Henry Coles, Thomas Tremayll, George
Stukley, and Thomas Gurney deforciants; for the manor of
Burneham and a moiety of the manor of Brene. John Hervy
and Margaret acknowledged the right of John Assheby and quit

domerijft ffintn. i6 iEUiDarll iv. 147

claimed for the heirs of Margaret. For this John Assheby and
Richard granted the same to the said Henry, Thomas, George,
and Thomas to hold for a term of four years, and after the said
term to remain to John Hervy and Margaret for their lives, and
after them to remain to the heirs of Thomas Wykham knight of
his body procreate, and if there be no such heir then to remain
to the right heirs of the said Thomas Wykham.

15. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin between
William Waynflete bishop of Winchester, John Neele cleric and
Richard Burton querents ; and John Neuton knight and Isabella
his wife deforciants ; for three messuages, a mill, a dovecote,
eighty acres of land, twenty-four acres of meadow and four acres
of wood in Bradford. John Neuton and Isabella acknowledged
the right of the bishop and quit claimed for the heirs of Isabella,
and they warranted against John abbot of Glaston and his
successors ; for this the bishop gave them one hundred pounds
sterling.

16 iSUtoaiK JF (1476-7).

16. At Westminster in a month of Easter between
Alexander Tuse and John Tuse querents ; and John Richard
senior and Agnes his wife daughter and heir of John Rumwell
deforciants ; for a messuage in Taunton. John Richard and
•Agnes acknowledged the right of John Tuse, and they quit
claimed for the heirs of Agnes ; for this John Tuse gave them
forty marcs of silver.

17. At Westminster in the quinzaihe of Michaelmas day
between William Wey and John Wey querents ; and John
Kegyll and Cecilia his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, eighty
acres of land, four acres of meadow, four acres of wood and
twelve acres of gorse and heath in Dulverton. John Kegyll and
Cecilia acknowledged the right of William and quit claimed for the
heirs of Cecilia; for this William gave them forty marcs of silver.

14B &omtvM dFtnetf. 18 Zlftoartr iv.

17 lEWDatll IF (1477-8).

18. At Westminster in a month of Easter between David
Stradlyng, William Mountagu junior, John Bourne and William
Hengstrigge querents ; and Thomas Copleston and Anne his
wife deforciants ; for the manor of West Neuton. Thomas and
Anne acknowledged the right of William Hengstrigge and
besides they warranted for themselves and the heirs of Anne ;
for this William Hengstrigge gave them three hundred marcs
of silver.

19. At Westminster in the octave of St. Martin between
Thomas Norton, John Arfos cleric and Thomas Hexton querents ;
and William Tannar and Joan his wife deforciants ; for five
messuages, a toft, a dovecote, a garden, eighty acres of land,
forty acres of meadow, thirty acres of pasture and one acre of
wood in Hounspill. William Tannar and Joan acknowledged the
right of John Arfos and quit claimed for the heirs of Joan ; for
this John Arfos gave them one hundred marcs of silver.

20. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin between
Thomas Malet esquire, Richard Gambon and William Hody
querents; and Richard Walshawe and Agnes his wife defor-
ciants ; for three messuages, six tofts, a hundred and sixty acres
of land, twelve acres of meadow, and two acres of wood in Brigge-
water, Durley, Wemedon, Canyngton, Sampford, and Edyngton.
Richard Walshawe and Agnes acknowledged the right of Thomas
and quit claimed for the heirs of Agnes ; for this Thomas gave
them two hundred marcs of silver.

18 lEfttoari IF (1478-9).

21. At Westminster in a month of Easter between Jojin
Seern (Seeru), John Dultyng, John Mylward, Richard Troubryge
and Walter Bokelond querents; and William Dene and Joan his wife
deforciants ; for a messuage, forty acres of land, a hundred acres
of pasture and common of estover in the wood called Harygge
in Aysshewyk. William and Joan acknowledged the right of

j^omeofet dTtnesi. 19 fEtrtoarTi iv. 149

John Seem and quit claimed for the heirs of Joan ; for this John
gave them thirty pounds sterling.

22. At Westminster in the octave of St John Baptist between
Thomas Ive and John Staunton querents ; and William Palmer
and Agnes his wife deforciants ; for three messuages, forty acres
of land, thirty-six acres of meadow, twenty acres of pasture, and
fourteen acres of wood, in Berkeley juxta Fromef, Standerwyk
and Fayroke, William and Agnes acknowledged the right of
John and quit claimed for the heirs of Agnes, and besides for
themselves and the heirs of William they warranted ; for this John
granted the same to them to hold without impeachment of waste
for their lives and after their decease to remain to Peter Phelips
and Aiianor his wife daughter of the said Agnes and their issue,
and if they die without issue then to remain to the heirs begotten
of Aiianor, and if there be no such heir then to remain to John
Pynchepole and Joan his wife and their issue, and if there be no
such issue then to remain to the heirs begotten of Joan, and if
there be no such heir then to remain to the right heirs of the
aforesaid Agnes.

23. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between
Richard a Meryk of Bristoll merchant querent ; and Thomas
Canynges esquire deforciant ; for a messuage, a garden, and six
acres of land and a half in Netherwere. Thomas acknowledged
the right of Richard and quit claimed ; for this Richard gave him
twenty pounds sterling.

19 lEltoatlf IF (1479-80).

24. At Westminster in a month of Michaelmas day between
Robert Stowell esquire and John Soper querents ; and William
Wadham and Alice his wife deforciants ; for seven messuages,
six tofts, five gardens, sixty-nine acres of land, sixteen acres of
meadow and seventeen acres of pasture in Est Cory, North
Cory, Neuport, Knappe in the parish of North Cory and
Bruggewater. Walter and Alice acknowledged the right of

150 ^omtvM dTtiui^. 19 iEHioarly iv.

Robert and quit claimed for the heirs of Alice ; for this Robert
granted the same to William and Alice and tJieir issue, and if
they die without such heirs then to remain to the right heirs
of Alice.

25. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between
John Kendale querent; and Stephen Dyneley and Alice his wife
daughter and heir of John Combe son and heir of John Combe
and Julia his wife daughter and heir of Nicholas Taffe and Joan
his wife daughter and heir of Thomas Morking, deforciants ; for
a toft, thirty-two acres of land and pasture for two oxen in
Bumeham and Hewysshe juxta Highbrigge. Stephen and Alice
acknowledged the right of John Kendale and quit claimed for
the heirs of Alice ; for this John gave them forty marcs of silver.

26. At Westminster in a month of St. Michael's day between
John Rippe cleric and John Soper querents ; and Thomas Elles-
don and Agnes his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, six acres
land, five acres meadow, and eight acres pasture in Hunspyll.
Thomas and Agnes acknowledged the right of John Rippe and
quit claimed for the heirs of Agnes ; for this John gave them
forty marcs of silver.

27. At Westminster in three weeks of St. Michael's day
between Thomas Tremayll, John Bykenell, John Hugyn, and
John Heyron querents ; and Thomas Aylton and Julia his wife
deforciants ; for three messuages, a toft, a hundred acres land,
twenty acres meadow, twenty acres pasture, and six acres wood
in Aysshell and Taunton. Thomas Aylton and Julia acknow-
ledged the right of John Heyron and quit claimed for the heirs
of Julia, and besides they warranted against John abbot of St.
Peter's Westminster and his successors ; for this John gave them
forty pounds sterling.

28. At Westminster in the octave of St. Michael between
Nicholas Latemer, knight, John Seyntmaur esquire, Thomas
Chokke esquire, Henry Champneys esquire, Nicholas Carewe
and Robert Horner querents ; and William Symondes and Eliza-
beth his wife one of the daughters and heirs of William Russell

Aotnemt Jfimi. 20 lEHbartf iv. 151

deforciants ; for five messuages, a toft, forty acres land, twenty
acres meadow, and forty acres pasture in Melles, Hale in le
Combe juxta Legh, Haydon, and Estharptre and for common of
pasture for all sorts of animals in le Combe. William and Eliza-
beth acknowledged the right of Nicholas Latemer and quit
claimed for the heirs of Elizabeth ; for this Nicholas gave them
sixty pounds sterling.

29. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification between
John Carter querent ; and John Clerke and Joan his wife defor-
ciants ; for a messuage, twenty-four acres land, four acres meadow,
and four acres pasture in Farley Hungerford. John Clerke and
Joan acknowledged the right of John Carter and quit claimed for
the heirs of Joan; for this John Carter gave them thirty pounds
sterling.

30. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Michael between
James Terumbere querent ; and John Somerford and Alice his
wife deforciants ; for a messuage and seven acres land in Bekyng-
ton. John and Alice acknowledged the right of James and quit
claimed for themselves and the heirs of Alice; for this James
gave them twenty pounds sterling.

31. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification between
John Portman, William Bodell, Thomas Boon, and Thomas Jule
querents ; and Henry Roggers esquire and Amicia his wife defor-
ciants; for four messuages. and a toft in Taunton. Henry and
Amicia acknowledged the right of John and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Amicia and they warranted against
John abbot of Glaston and his successors ; for this John gave them
twenty pounds sterling.

20 lEUtoarlf IF (1480-1).

32. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension and
afterwards in the octave of Trinity between Thomas Bouryng

152 ^omtxM dTtmi^. 21 StrtDarl! iv.

querent ; and Richard Burnell and Joan his wife deforciants ; for
a messuage, a hundred and twenty acres land, and ten acres
meadow in Babcary and Fodyngton. Richard and Joan acknow-
ledged the right of Thomas and quit claimed for the heirs of
Joan ; for this Thomas gave them twenty pounds sterling.

33. At Westminster in the octave of St Martin between John
Byconell, John Hugyn, and John Heyron querents ; and James
Daubeney and Elizabeth his wife deforciants ; for the manor of
Wayford. James and Elizabeth acknowledged the right of John
Byconell as by their gift and quit claimed for themselves and the
heirs of Elizabeth; for this John Byconell gave them three
hundred marcs of silver.

34. At Westminster in a month of Michaelmas between John
Porter, John Dyer cleric, William Fulbroke cleric, and John
Walton querents ; and Peter Walshe and Agnes his wife defor-
ciants ; for a messuage, a toft, ten acres land, and one acre meadow
in Hambursy and Netherham. Peter and Agnes acknowledged
the right of John Porter and quit claimed for the heirs of Agnes ;
for this John gave them twenty marcs of silver.

21 Ilitoart IF (148 1-2).

35. At Westminster in a month of Easter between Thomas
Phelipp esquire and John Bevyn senior querents; and John
Bevyn junior and Katherine his wife deforciants ; for eleven
messuages, six tofts, two hundred and sixty acres land, sixty
acres meadow, one hundred acres pasture and six shillings and
eightpencerent in Sutton Husey,Langesutton, and Cammell Abbis
and for common of pasture for seven oxen in Cammell Abbis.
John Bevyn junior and Katherine acknowledged the right of
John Bevyn senior and quit claimed for the heirs of Katherine.
For this John Bevyn senior granted the same to John Bevyn
junior and Katherine to hold to them and their issue, and if they
die without issue then to remain to Alianor, Joan, Isabelle and
Emma daughters of the said Katherine and William Montagu

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formerly her husband, and to their issue, and if they die without
issue then to remain to the right heirs of the said William
Montagu.

36. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension between
John Walssh esquire querent; and William Weston and
Margery his wife deforciants ; for a moiety of the manor
of Assheton Philyppe, and for six messuages, a toft, sixty-four
acres land, twelve acres meadow and forty-six acres pasture in
Assheton. William and Margery acknowledged the right of
John and quit claimed for the heirs of Margery, and they
warranted against John abbot of St. Peter's Westminster and
his successors ; for this John gave them one hundred pounds
sterling.

37. At Westminster in three weeks of Michaelmas between
Thomas Tremayll serjeant-at-law querent ; and Reginald
Slourton knight and Margaret his wife deforciants ; for a
messuage, forty acres land, fifteen acres meadow, and four acres
pasture in Morelond, and Northepederton. Reginald and
Margaret acknowledged the right of Thomas and quit claimed
for the heirs of Margaret, and they warranted against John
abbot of Glaston and his successors ; for this Thomas gave them
forty marcs of silver.

38. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin between
Thomas Withiford and Roger Sachefeld querents; and John
Walshe and Elizabeth his wife deforciants; for a moiety of
the manor of Ayssheton Philip and for six messuages, a toft,
sixty-four acres land, twelve acres meadow and forty-six acres
pasture in Ayssheton. John and Elizabeth acknowledged the
right of Thomas and quit claimed for the heirs of Elizabeth, and
they warranted against John abbot of St Peter's Westminster
and his successors ; for this Thomas gave them two hundred
marcs of silver.

154 domnrKet jTmei^. 22 iEUioarty iv.

22 lElitoa* JF (1482-3).

40. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between
John Draper querent ; and John Twyneho and Agnes his wife
and Thomas Warner and Elizabeth his wife deforciants ; for
twenty-one messuages, a dovecote, sixteen gardens, a carucate
and fifty acres land, twenty acres meadow, twenty acres pasture
and five shillings and fourpence rent in Welles, Woky, Woky-
hole, Mylton, and Westbury. John Twyneho and Agnes and
Thomas and Elizabeth acknowledged the right of John Draper
and quit claimed for the heirs of Agnes and Elizabeth ; for this
John Draper gave them one hundred pounds sterling.

41. At Westminster in a month of St. Michael's day between
John Dyker querent ; and John Pole deforciant ; for a messuage,
a garden, twenty-two acres land and twenty-eight acres pasture
in Worthe and Cloford. John Pole acknowledged the right of
John Dyker and quit claimed ; for this John Dyker gave John
Pole forty pounds sterling.

42. At Westminster in the morrow of St Martin between
John Hugyn esquire and John Heyron querents; and John
Speke esquire and Joan his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, a
hundred acres land, twenty acres meadow, six acres wood, and
for common of pasture for all beasts in two hundred acres of
gorse and heath in Hall in the parish of Cherd. John Speke
and Joan acknowledged the right of John Hugyn and quit
claimed for the heirs of Joan ; for this John Hugyn gave them
forty pounds sterling.

43. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Hillary between
Richard Ameryk querent; and Thomas Wythyford and
Margaret his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, a mill, thirty-six
acres land, twelve acres meadow and twelve acres pasture and a
half in Belweton in the parish of Staunton Drue. Plea of
covenant was made and Thomas and Margaret acknowledged
the right of Richard and quit claimed for themselves and the
heirs of Margaret and besides they warranted ; for this Richard
gave them forty marcs of silver.

domtrrfet Jfinti. 2 Jdid^art in. 155

I mtbaxtt iM (1483-4).

1. At Westminster in the octave of St. Hillary between
Henry Burnell esquire and Isabella his wife querents ; and John
Lisle esquire and Amicia his wife deforciants; for twelve
messuages, twenty tofts, a mill, a hundred acres of land, twelve
acres meadow, twenty acres pasture and five shillings rent in
Crukern. John and Amicia granted the same to Henry and
Isabella and all rights they held for the life of Amicia to hold to
them and the heirs of Isabella.

2. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension between
John Heyron querent ; and John Boldesore and Elizabeth his
wife, cousin and heir of Richard Myles, deforciants ; for five
messuages in Taunton. John Boldesore and Elizabeth
acknowledged the right of John Heyron and quit claimed
for the heirs of Elizabeth ; for this John Heyron gave them
forty pounds sterling.

3. At Westminster in a month of Easter between John
Heyron querent ; and John Boldesore and Elizabeth his wife,
cousin and heir of Richard Myles, deforciants; for three
messuages, two tofts, a hundred and twenty acres land, twenty
acres meadow, seventy-two acres pasture, eleven acres wood and
six acres moor in Chelleworthe, Hortemede, Bykenell, Illegh,
Staple, Swelle, Corymalet, Neuport, North Cory, and Edyng-
worth in the parish of Est Brent. John Boldesore and
Elizabeth acknowledged the right of John Heyron and quit
claimed for the heirs of Elizabeth ; for this John Heyron gave
them two hundred marcs of silver.

2 Ifttc^arb HJ (1484-5).

4. At Westminster in the morrow of St Martin between
Richard Hattefeld and Cristina his wife querents ; and Ludowic
Appe Henry and Margaret his wife deforciants ; for a third part
of the manor of Netherattebere with appurtenances in Over-
attebere and Homer. Ludowic and Margaret acknowledged the
right of Cristina and quit claimed for the heirs of Margaret ; for
this Cristina gave them one hundred pounds sterling.

iS6 Sibtxi CountieiJ. i Htnvs iv.

fBiHttsi atountltfi.

I l^enrg IF (i 399-1400).

4. At Westminster in the morrow of St Martin and afterwards
in the octave of St. Hillary in the same regnal year between
William Anger, chaplain, querent; and Humfry de Stafford,
chivaler, junior, and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants ; for a moiety
of the manor of Kyngesdon and a moiety of a messuage, a caru-
cate of land, and five acres of meadow, and two marcs rent in
Haibrok and Sampford (and lands in Dorset and Oxon). Hum-,
fry and Elizabeth acknowledged the right of William ; for this
William granted that the same, held by Humfry senior and his
wife Elizabeth for the life of Elizabeth which after the decease of
Humfry senior and Elizabeth his wife ought to revert to William
shall remain to Humfry junior and Elizabeth his wife and their
issue, and if they die without issue then to remain to the right
heirs of Elizabeth wife of Humfry de Stafford junior.

9. At Westminster in a month of Easter and afterwards in
the octave of St Michael in the second year of the same king,
between Major Parys, John Frank, Henry atte Leagh, and John
Boys querents ; and John Lopenford and Joan his wife deforciants ;
for two messuages, a toft, twenty-four acres of land, a virgate of
meadow, twelve pence rent, and a moiety of four messuages and
an acre of land in Dunsterre and Karampton (and lands in Devon).
John Lopenford and Joan acknowledged the said rent to be the
right of Henry, and they granted also to Henry and his heirs one
messuage, a toft, twenty-four acres of land, the said virgate of
meadow, and a moiety of three messuages and an acre of land in
Dunsterre and Karampton which William More and Alice his
wife held for the life of Alice, and also that a moiety of a mes-
suage in Dunsterre which John Pete held for life, which after the
decease of Alice and John Pete to John Lopenford and Joan and
the heirs of Joan ought to revert, shall remain to the said Henry
and his heirs; for this Henry gave John Lopenford and Joan
one hundred marcs of silver.

Stberfif CountUj^. 2 l^mrp iv. 157

10. At Westminster in the morrow of St. John Baptist between
Thomas Rigge and Katherine his wife querents ; and John
Devereux chivaler and Joan his wife deforciants ; for the manors
of Charlcombe and Norton Mai reward (and land in Gloucester).
John and Joan acknowledged the right of Katherine and quit
claimed for themselves and the heirs of Joan to Thomas and
Katherine and the heirs of Katherine; for this Thomas and
Katherine gave John and Joan one hundred marcs of silver.

1 1. At Westminster in the octave of St. John Baptist between
John Devereux knight and Joan his wife querents ; and Thomas
Rigge and Katherine his wife deforciants; for the manors of
Charlecombe and Norton Malreward. John and Joan acknow-
ledged the right of Katherine ; for this Thomas and Katherine
granted the same for themselves and the heirs of Katherine to
John and Joan for the life of Joan for an annual rent of twenty-
four marcs of silver paid by six marcs quarterly, with power to
distrain and retain, and after the death of Joan the payment to
cease.

2 l^enrg JF (1400-1).

14. At Westminster in the octave of Trinity in the 22nd year
of King Richard, and afterwards in the octave of St. Michael in
the second year of King Henry between Walter Hungerford and
Katherine his wife querents ; and Thomas Peverell and Margaret
his wife deforciants ; for fifty-three shillings and fourpence rent
in Halton (and land in Oxon). Thomas and Margaret granted
the same to Walter and Katherine and their issue to hold of them
and the heirs of Margaret rendering therefor per annum a rose
at Midsummer, and if they die without issue then all to revert to
Thomas and Margaret and the heirs of Margaret; for this
Walter and Katherine gave Thomas and Margaret one hundred
marcs of silver.

16. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Martin in the
iSth year of King Richard II, between Robert bishop of
London, John bishop of Hereford, John de. Roos of Hamelak
knight, Robert de Haryngton knight, Gerard de Braybrok

158 Sibni Cowxtiti. 2 l^tnrp iv.

knight senior, Gerard de Braybrok knight junior, John Bagot
knight, Philip Okore, and John Hull querents ; and Reginald
de Grey de Ruthyn chivaler deforciant; for the manors of
Berwyke, Stoford, Ottecombe, Mylverton, and Littelmerston
and afterwards in the second year of King Henry in the octave
of St. Michael after the death of John de Roos and Philip (and
for lands in Surrey, Derby, Warwick, Leycester, Northampton,
Wygorn, Wiltes, Cambridge, Bucks, Beds, Hertford, Suffolk and
Norfolk). Reginald acknowledged the right of John Hulle and
his heirs; for this John paid him one thousand pounds
sterling.

35. At Westminster in a month of Easter and afterwards in
the quinzaine of St Michael's day in the third year of the same
king between Richard Dill chaplain, Roger Obyn chaplain,
and Walter Tolomere chaplain querents; and Walter Tylly
and Joan his wife deforciants ; for a moiety of the manor of
Corypole and a moiety of thirty-one messuages, three tofts, a
dovecote, four hundred and fifty acres of land, four score and
ten acres of meadow, four score and eight acres of pasture, four
acres of wood, thirty-one acres of moor, eleven shillings eleven-
pence, a halfpenny, a farthing and a moiety of a moiety of a
farthing rent and a moiety of a rent of three roses and a moiety
of a moiety of a pound of cumin, in Canyngton, Hunspill,
Cherdlynch, Northpederton, Hardyngton, Smallcombe, Bon-
combe, Samford Brytte, Welyton, Weycombe, Oterhampton,
Chelton, Stokelond and Stokcursey and for a moiety of the
advowson of Cherdelynch and for a moiety of four messuages,
fifty-eight acres of land, two acres of wood, twenty-two acres of
marsh, and a moiety of a penny rent in Buckland Dynham (and
lands in Devon). Walter Tylly and Joan acknowledged the
right of Walter Tolomere and granted for themselves and the
heirs of Joan that the meiety of the said manor, four messuages,
a dovecote, one hundred and thirty acres of land, seventeen
acres of meadow and a rood of meadow, fifty-two
acres of pasture, four acres of wood, five acres of moor,
eleven shillings, elevenpence halfpenny farthing and a moiety
of a moiety of a farthing rent, and a moiety of a rent of three
roses and a moiety of a pound of cumin, in Canyngton,

Sif^ni Counttei^. 2 Jftenrp iv. 159

Hunspill, Stokelond, Oterhampton and Northpederton and the
moiety of the advowson of Cherdelynch which Richard Boyton
and Margery his wife held for the life of Margery. And that
the moiety of a messuage, thirty acres of land, two acres of
meadow, and four acres of moor in Cherdelynch which Henry
Mares and Joan his wife held for their lives, and that the moiety
of a messuage and fifteen acres of land in Canyngton which
Nicholas Borbache cristopolitaniis held for life, and that the
moiety of twenty-nine acres of land, one acre of meadow and a
half, seven acres of moor in the same vill which John Pileman
and Cristina his wife lield for life and that a moiety of a
messuage and twelve acres of land in the same vill which John
Danyell held for life, and that the moiety of a messuage and
three acres of land and an acre of meadow in the same vill
which John Asshwater and Joan his wife and John their son
held for life, and that the moiety of six acres of land in the same
vill which John Marchall held for life, and that the moiety of
eight acres of land in the same vill which John Asshwater and
Joan his wife and Richard Howe held for their lives, and that
the moiety of five acres of land and three acres of meadow in
the same vill which Edward Touker held for life, and that the
said moiety of a messuage, three acres of land, two acres of
meadow in the same vill which John Bolle and Joan his
daughter held for life, and that the moiety of an acre of meadow
in the same vill which John Bolle and Walter his son held for
life, and that the moiety of two messuages, a toft, and two acres
of meadow in the same vill which Juliana Lyff and John her son
held for life and that the moiety of a messuage, two acres of land
and an acre of pasture in the same vill which Richard Bond held
for life, and the moiety of a messuage in the same vill which
John Bruton and Lucy his wife held for life, and that the moiety
of a messuage and a toft in the same vill which John Sydenham
senior held for life, and that the moiety of a messuage, eighteen
acres of land, and the moiety of an acre of meadow in the same
vill which Thomas Andrewe and Alice his wife held for life, and
that the moiety of six acres of pasture in the same vill which
Hugh Goumay and Beatrice his wife held for life and that the
moiety of a messuage, a toft, an acre of land, and an acre of
meadow in the same vill which Roger Trapp and Joan his wife

i6o fit6etf{ Conntteij. 2 Iktrnp iv.

and Robert the son of Joan held for life, and that the moiety of
thirty acres of land in the same vill which Joan Pyllok and
Richard her son held for life, and that the moiety of a messuage,
four acres of land and the moiety of an acre of meadow in the
same vill which John Smyth and Margaret his wife held for the
life of Margaret, and that the moiety of a messuage, five acres of
land and an acre and a rood of meadow in the same vill which
Margaret Dey held for life, and that the moiety of six acres of
pasture in the same vill which John Somer held for life, and that
the moiety of an acre of meadow in the same vill which Robert
Tryllok held for life, and that the moiety of an acre of meadow
in the same vill which John Bolley and Agnes his wife held for
the life of Agnes, and that the moiety of four acres of land in
the same vill which Thomas Panter held for life ; and that the
moiety of five acres of land in Hunspill which Margaret Riche
held for life ; and that the moiety of two messuages in Stokelond
which Walter Joce held for life, and that the moiety of a messu-
age, two acres of land and an acre of meadow in the same vill
which Henry Power and Joan his wife and William their son
and Isabella sister of William held for their lives ; and that the
moiety of twelve acres of land in Oterhampton which Simon
White held for life ; and that a moiety of six acres of meadow
and five acres of moor in Smalcombe which Richard Grey and
Cristina his wife held for life; and that the moiety of a
messuage, eighteen acres of land and three acres of meadow in
Chelton which John Kechewyn and Elena his wife and John
their son held for life ; and that the moiety of three acres of land
and three acres of pasture in Smalcombe which Richard
Hoper held for life ; and that the moiety of a messuage, six
acres of land and an acre of meadow in Chelton which William
Hoggys and Margery his wife held for life ; and that the moiety
of a messuage, sixteen acres of land, and two acres of meadow
in Boncombe which William Cachebare held for life ; and that
the moiety of a messuage, four acres of land, and twelve acres
of meadow in Northpederton which John Magote and Joan his
wife and John son of John held for life ; and that the moiety
of a messuage, four acres of land and an acre of meadow in
the same vill which Henry Schotell held for life ; and that the
moiety of a messuage and four acres of land in the same vill

Sihtn Counties!. 2 l^enrp iv. 161

which John Bythesea and Joan his wife held for life, and that
the moiety of four acres of meadow in the same vill which
John Ine and Agnes his wife held for life, and that the moiety
of two acres of meadow in the same vill which John Felpys
and Elizabeth his wife held for life and that the moiety of
three acres of meadow in the same which John Bolpanne held
for life and that the moiety of five acres of meadow in the same
which Thomas Somer held for life, and that the moiety of five
acres of meadow in the same vill which Nicholas Timyng held
for life, and that the moiety of five acres of meadow in the same
vill which John Pechy held for life, and that the moiety of five
acres of meadow in the same vill which John Boncorps held for
life and that the moiety of two messuages, sixty acres of land
and seventeen acres of pasture and two acres of moor in
Welyton, Weycombe, and Samford Brythe which John Boydon
held for life, and that the moiety of two messuages, ten acres of
land, one acre of meadow and eight acres of moor in Hardyngton
which John Lyff and Margery Schyrborn held for life, and that
the moiety of a messuage, ten acres of land, ten acres of marsh,
and one acre of wood in Bokelond Dynham (in Devon) which
John Lyff and Cristina his wife and Margery Schyrborne held
for life, and that the moiety of a messuage, fourteen acres of land
in the same vill which Thomas Stompe and Thomasia his wife and
Margery Schyrborne held for life, and that themoietyof a messuage,
fourteen acres of land and six acres of marsh in the same vill
which Walter Hartopp and Agnes his wife, Richard their son
and Margery Schyrborne held for life, and that the moiety of a
messuage, twenty acres of land and six acres of marsh in the
same vill which Robert Styllyng and Margery Schyrborne held
for life, all the heritage of Joan wife of Walter Tylly which after
the decease of the life tenants to Walter Tylly and Joan ought to
revert shall remain to Walter Tolomere and his heirs ; for this
Walter Tolomere gave Walter Tylly and Joan his wife two
hundred marcs of silver.

36. At Westminster in a month of Easter and afterwards in
the quinzaine of Michaelmas in the third year of the same king,
between Richard Dill, chaplain, Roger Abyn, chaplain, and
Walter Tolomere, chaplain, querents ; and Baldewin Malet and

1 62 9ihttfi Countiei^. 2 Htntp iv.

Amicia his wife, deforciants ; for a moiety of the manor of Corypole,
and a moiety of thirty-one messuages, three tofts, a dovecote,
four hundred and fifty acres of land, four score and ten acres of
meadow, four score and eight acres of pasture, four acres of wood,
thirty-one acres of moor, eleven shillings elevenpence, a halfpenny,
a farthing, and a moiety of a moiety of a farthing rent and a
moiety of a rent of three roses and a moiety of a moiety of a
pound of cumin, in Canyngton, Hunspill, Cherdelynch, North-
pederton, Hardyngton, Smalcombe, Boncombe, Samford Brythe,
Welyton, Weycombe, Chelton, Oterhampton, Stokelond, and
Stokecursy, and for a moiety of the advowson of Cherdelynch
(and for lands in Buckland Dynham and Plymouth in Devon).
Baldwin and Amicia acknowledged the said moieties and rents
to be the right of Walter Tolomere and granted for them-
selves and the heirs of Amicia, that the moiety of the said
manor, four messuages, a dovecote, one hundred and thirty
acres of land, seventeen acres and one rood of meadow, fifty-
two acres of pasture, four acres of wood, five acres of moor,
eleven shillings elevenpence, a halfpenny, a farthing, and the
moiety of a moiety of a farthing rent and a moiety of a rent
of three roses and a moiety of a moiety of a pound of cumin, in
Canyngton, Hunspill, Stokelond, Oterhampton, and North-
pederton, and the moiety of the advowson of the church of
Cherdelynche which Richard Boyton and Margery his wife held
for the life of Margery, and that the moiety of a messuage,
thirty acres of land, two acres of meadow, and four acres of
moor in Cherdelynche which Henry Mares and Joan his wife
held for life, and that the moiety of a messuage and fifteen
acres of land in Canyngton which Nicholas Borbache
cristopolitamis held for life, and that a moiety of twenty-nine
acres of land, one acre of meadow and a half and seven acres
of moor in the same vill which John Pileman and Cristina his
wife held for life, and that the moiety of a messuage and
twelve acres of land in the same which John Danyell held for
life, and that the moiety of a messuage and three acres of
land and an acre of meadow in the same which John Asshewater
and Joan his wife and John their son held for life, and that
the moiety of six acres of land in the same which John
Marchall held for life, and that the moiety of eight acres of

Stbnrc; CountitH, 2 flenrp iv. 163

land in the same which John Asshewater and Joan his wife
and Richard Howe held for life, and that the moiety of five
acres of land and three acres of meadow in the same which
Edward Touker held for life, and that the moiety of a messuage,
three acres of land and two acres of meadow in the same
which John BoUe and Joan his daughter held for life, and
that the moiety of one acre of meadow which John Bolle
and Walter his son held for life, and that the moiety of two
messuages, a toft, and two acres of meadow in the same which
Juliana Lyff and John her son held for life, and that the moiety
of a messuage, two acres of land and one acre of pasture in
the same which Richard Bond held for life, and that the moiety
of a messuage in the same which John Bruton and Lucy his
wife held for life, and that the moiety of a messuage and
a toft in the same which John Sydenham, senior, held for
life, and that the moiety of a messuage, eighteen acres of
land and the moiety of an acre of meadow in the same which
Thomas Andrewe and Alice his wife held for life, and that the
moiety of six acres of pasture in the same which Hugh
Gournay and Beatrice his wife held for life and that the moiety
of a messuage, a toft, an acre of land and an acre of meadow
in the same which Roger Trapp and Joan his wife and Robert
son of Joan held for life, and that a moiety of thirty acres of
land in the same which Joan Pillok and Richard her son held
for life, and that the moiety of a messuage, four acres of land,
and the moiety of an acre of meadow in the same which John
Smyth and Margaret his wife held for the life of Margaret, and
that the moiety of a messuage, five acres of land and an acre
and one rood of meadow in the same which Margaret Dey held
for life, and that the moiety of six acres of pasture in the same
which John Somer held for life, and that the moiety of one acre
of meadow in the same which Robert Tryllok held for life, and
that the moiety of an acre of meadow in the same which John
Bolley and Agnes his wife held for the life of Agnes, and that
the moiety of four acres of land in the same which Thomas
Panter held for life, and that the moiety of five acres of land in
Hunspill which Margaret Riche held for life, and that the moiety
of two messuages in Stokelond which Walter Joce held for life,
and that the moiety of a messuage, two acres of land, and an

164 fitberi^ Itountutf. 2 llinrp iv.

acre of meadow which Henry Power and Joan his wife and
William their son and Isabella sister of William held for life, and
that the moiety of twelve acres of land in Oterhampton which
Simon White held for life, and that the moiety of six acres of
meadow and five acres of moor in Smalcombe which Richard Grey
and Cristina his wife held for life, and that the moiety of a mes-
suage and eighteen acres of land and three acres of meadow in
Chelton which John Kechewyn and Elena his wife and John their
son held for life, and that the moiety of three acres of land and
three acres of pasture in Smalcombe which Richard Hoper held
for life, and that the moiety of a messuage, six acres of land
and one acre of meadow in Chelton which William Hoggys and
Margery his wife held for life, and that the moiety of a
messuage, sixteen acres of land and two acres of meadow in
Boncombe which William Cachebare held for life, and that the
moiety of a messuage, five acres of land and twelve acres of
meadow in Northpederton which John Magote and Joan his
wife and John son of John held for life, and that the moiety
of messuage, four acres of land and one acre of meadow in the
same which Henry Schotell held for life, and that the moiety of
a messuage and four acres of land in the same vill which John
Bythesea and Joan his wife held for life, and that the moiety of
four acres of meadow in the same which John Ine and Agnes
his wife held for life, and that the moiety of two acres of
meadow in the same which John Felpys and Elizabeth his wife
held for life, and that the moiety of three acres of meadow in
the same which John Bolpanne held for life, and that the moiety
of five acres of meadow in the same which Thomas Somer held
for life, and that the moiety of five acres of meadow in the
same which Nicholas Timyng held for life, and that the moiety
of five acres of meadow in the same which John Pechy held for
life, and that the moiety of five acres of meadow in the same
which John Boncorps held for life, and that the moiety of
two messuages, sixty acres of land and seventeen acres of
pasture and two acres of moor in Welyton, Weycombe and
Samford Brytte which John Boydon held for life, and that the
moiety of two messuages, ten acres of land, an acre of meadow
and eight acres of moor in Hardy ngt on which John Lyff and
Margery Schirborne held for life, and that the moiety of a

fittetK Conntitii. 3 litmn iv. 165

messuage, ten acres of land, ten acres of marsh, and an acre of
wood in Bokelond Dynham (Devon) which John LyfT and
Cristina his wife and Margery Schirborne held for life, and
that the moiety of a messuage and fourteen acres of land in the
same which Thomas Stompe and Thomasia his wife and
Margery Schirborne held for life, and that the moiety of a
messuage, fourteen acres of land and six acres of marsh in
the same which Walter Hartopp and Agnes his wife, Richard
their son and Margery Schirborne held for life, and that the
moiety of a messuage, twenty acres of land and six acres of
marsh in the same which Robert Styllyng and Margery
Schirborne held for life ; all the heritage of Amicia which after
the decease of the life tenants to her ought to revert, shall
remain to Walter Tolomere and his heirs ; for this Walter
Tolomere gave Baldwin and Amicia two hundred marcs of
silver.

3 f^enrn IF (1401-2).

40. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Hillary in the
third year of King Henry between John Dynham knight and
Matilda his wife and Humfry Stafford chivaler senior querents ;
and William Ekerdon cleric deforciant (for lands in Dorset), and
for a moiety of the manor of Kyngesdon and for a moiety of
a messuage, a carucate of land, five acres of meadow and two
marcs rent in Haybrouk and Sampford in Somerset (and lands
in Oxon), which Humfry Stafford of Houke chivaler and
Elizabeth his wife held for the life of Elizabeth. John and
Matilda acknowledged the right of William ; for this William
granted for himself and his heirs that the said manor and
tenement his heritage which after the decease of Elizabeth to
him ought to revert shall remain to John and Matilda and their
issue. If John and Matilda die without issue then the same shall
remain to the issue of Matilda, and if Matilda die without issue
then to remain to Humfry Stafford junior chivaler and Elizabeth
his wife and their issue, and if they die without issue, then to
remain to the issue of Elizabeth, and if she die without issue then
to remain to the right heirs of Humfry Stafford chivaler senior.

1 66 Biberi^ iountitsi. 3 %tnt^ iv.

44. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Hillary and
afterw'ards in the quinzaine of Easter in the same year between
John Popham chivaler and Isabella his wife querents ; and
Walter Romesey chivaler deforciants ; for two parts of the manor
of Wynfred in Somerset (and lands in Oxon and Gloucester)
which Alianor who had been wife of John son of Peter le Veel
knight held for life. Walter granted that the said two parts his
heritage which after the decease of Alianor to him ought to
revert shall remain to John and Isabella and their heirs their
issue to hold of him and his heirs, rendering therefor per annum
a rose at midsummer, and if John and Isabella die without issue
then all to revert to Walter and his heirs ; for this John and
Isabella gave Walter one hundred marcs of silver.

45. At Westminster in three weeks of Easter between Joan
Scovyle querent ; and Henry Vyell and Alice his wife
deforciants ; for sixty acres of land in Claverham (and lands in
Glouc. and Warwick). Joan acknowledged the right of Henry to
hold for the life of Joan, rendering a rose at the feast of St. John
Baptist, and after the decease of Joan to revert to Henry and
Alice and the heirs of Henry.

49. At Westminster in the octave of St. Hillary and
afterwards in the octave of Trinity in the same year between
John Faunteleroy and John Wykyng and John Toper chaplain
querents ; and Walter Romesey chivaler and Alice his wife
deforciants ; for the manor of Ocle and two messuages, three caru-
cates of land, twenty-five acres of meadow, sixty acres of wood,
six pounds and ten shillings rent and a rent of a pound of wax
and half a pound of pepper in Oturhampton, Comewyche and
Pypulpenne and for the third part of the manor of Modeford
Terry (and lands in Southants and Wilts). Walter and Alice
acknowledged the right of John Wykyng as by their gift ; for
this John granted the same to William and Alice to hold for
their lives and after their decease to remain to Walter brother of
Thomas Romesey and the heirs male of his body, and if he die
without such heirs then to Thomas and his heirs male, and if
Thomas die without such issue then to remain to the right heirs
of the said Walter Romesey ex parte Margaret Biset his mother.

filbert ConntUi. 4 )^nir$ iv. 167

51. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Trinity between
William Ekerdon cleric, Robert Grey, William Coventre and
John Michell cleric querents ; and Humfry Stafford knight and
Elizabeth his wife deforciants ; for the manors of Middel
Chynnok, Magna Lopene and Magna Stratton, and for eight
messuages, a toft, two carucates of land, twenty-four acres of
meadow, four score acres of wood and ten marcs rent in Mertok,
Lode, Meryet, Hardyngton and Hewennebere, and for a moiety
of two messuages, a toft, a mill, four score acres of land and
twenty acres of meadow in Meryet (and land in the Isle of
Wight). Humfry and Elizabeth acknowledged the right of
John and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Elizabeth
to him and his heirs ; for this John gave them two hundred
marcs of silver.

4 l^enrs IF (1402-3).

63. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls and after-
wards in the quinzaine of Easter in the same regnal year, between
John Berlegh and Isabella his wife querents; and Edmund
Redburgh and Nicholas Hull deforciants ; for the manor of
Shokerwyke, six messuages, a toft, a carucate and forty acres of
land, fourteen acres of meadow, one hundred acres of pasture and
six acres of wood in Hardyngton and Middelchynnok (and land
in Glouc. and Wilts). John acknowledged the right of Edmund ;
for this Edmund granted to John and Isabella two parts to
hold to them and their issue, and besides Edmund granted that
the third part which Alice Berlegh held in dower the heritage of
Edmund which after Alice should revert to him shall remain to
John Berlegh and Isabella and their heirs, and if they die
without issue then all to remain to the right heirs of John
Berlegh.

69. At Westminster in the octave of St. Michael and after-
wards in the octave of St. Michael in the fifth year of the same
king, between John Avenell and William Assheford querents ;
and Nicholas Hele and Alice his wife deforciants ; for the
manor of Cumflore and a moiety of the manor of Bradeford

i68 Bif^ni Ctmntiti. 6 flmr^ iv.

(and land in Devon). Nicholas and Alice acknowledged the right
of John Avenell of which he had the said manor and two parts
of the moiety by their gift to hold to him and his heirs, and
besides Nicholas and Alice granted for themselves and the heirs
of Alice that the said manors which John Hille and Matilda his
wife held for life and that the third part of the moiety which John
Filly held for life the heritage of Alice which after the decease of
the life tenants, to Nicholas and Alice and the heirs of Alice ought
to revert shall remain to John Avenell and his heirs ; for this John
Avenell gave them two hundrefl marcs of silver.

70. At Westminster in the octave of Michaelmas and after-
wards in the quinzaine of St. Michael in the fifth year of the
same king, between Reginald de Grey de Ruthyn, John Brent,
William Oterhampton, parson, Thomas Bolour of the county of
Hertford, John Streech, Mathew Cokere and others querents ;
and Mathew Gournay knight, and Philippa his wife deforciants ;
for the manors of Stoke under Hamedon, Corymalet, Inglescombe,
Welweton, Tellisford, Laverton, Harpetre, Farenton, Stratton
uppefosse, and Milton Fauconberge, and for a moiety of the
manor of Shepton Malet and for the advowsons of the churches of
Corymalet, Telisford, Stratton uppefosse, and Shepton Malet, and
the free chapel of Stoke underhamedon (and lands in Mid., Oxon,
Dors., Kent, Glouc, Bucks). Mathew Gournay and Philippa
acknowledged the right of William Oterhampton and quit
claimed for themselves and the heirs of Mathew ; for this William
gave them five hundred marcs of silver.

6 f^mtB JF (1404-S).

79. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin and after-
wards in the octave of St. Hillary in the same year between
Nicholas Edmondes querents ; and Philip Bydyk and Joan his
wife deforciants ; for a messuage, two carucates, and four score
acres of land, and twenty acres of meadow in Horwode juxta
Wyncanton and Feltham juxta Frome (and land in Wilts).
Philip and Joan acknowledged the right of Nicholas of which he
had the carucates of land by their gift and besides they granted

Sibna Counties. 7 ftenrp iv. 169

for themselves and the heirs of Joan that a messuage, the land
and the meadow in Horwode and Feltham which Simon DoUyng
held for life the heritage of Joan which after the death of the life
tenant to her ought to revert shall remain to Nicholas and his
heirs ; for this Nicholas gave them one hundred marcs of silver.

82. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification between
William Bonevile knight, John Streeche, Thomas Modeslegh
cleric, Andrew Rydon and Walter Walish querents ; and William
son of Richard Fyton knight deforciant ; for the manor of Sock
Denys and the advowson of the church of the manor (and lands
in Devon). William son of Richard acknowledged the right of
Walter as by his gift and quit claimed ; for this Walter gave him
one hundred marcs of silver.

93. At Westminster in the octave of Trinity and afterwards
in three weeks of St. Michael's in the seventh year of the same
king, between John Bealle cleric querent ; and John Wonard
and Isabella his wife deforciants ; for two messuages, four score
acres of land and three acres of meadow in Pleybury and
Compton (and lands in Devon). John Wonard and Isabella
acknowledged the right of John Bealle; for this John Bealle
granted that a messuage, seventy acres of land and two acres of
meadow in Pleybury which Nicholas Langtrewe and Richard
Hethfeld held for life, and that a messuage, twenty acres of land
and an acre of meadow in Compton which John Houper and
Joan his wife held for life, the heritage of John Bealle which
after the decease of the life tenants to him should revert shall
remain to John Wonard and Isabella for their lives, and after
their decease to William Wonard and his heirs of the body of
Isabella his wife begotten, and if he die without such heirs then
to remain to the heirs begotten of Isabella the wife of John
Wonard, and if there be no such heir then to remain to the right
heirs of Isabella the wife of John.

7 f^entp JF (i40S-«).

95. At Westminster in a month of Michaelmas between
Williain Pensford cleric, John Burford cleric and Henry

I70 StberKf CountUn, 9 ftentp iv.

Harsfeld cleric querents ; and John Droys and Margaret his
wife deforciants ; for two messuages, ten shops, twenty acres
of land and two acres of meadow in Belweton and Pensford
(and houses etc. in Bristol). John Droys and Margaret
acknowledged the right of Henry as by their gift and quit
claimed for themselves and the heirs of Margaret; for this
Henry gave them two hundred marcs of silver.

98. At Westminster in the octave of Hillary between John
Berkeley chivaler and Elizabeth his wife querents ; and Edmund
Nenge and Katherine his wife deforciants; for the manor of
Petresham (and lands in Hants). Edmund and Katherine
acknowledged the right of Elizabeth and her heirs and quit
claimed for themselves and the heirs of Katherine ; for this
Elizabeth gave them one thousand marcs of silver.

8 l^entp JF (1406-7).

109. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls, between
Thomas Brook chivaler and Edmund Pyne querents ; and John
Strecche and Joan his wife deforciants; for the manors of

ell, Hassokmore, and Compton Durevyle (and lands in

Suffolk and Norfolk). John and Joan acknowledged the right
of Thomas and Edmund to hold of John and Joan by the ser-
vices due.

9 l^enrs JF (1407-8).

124. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter and after-
wards in the octave of Trinity in the same year, between
Thomas Blakenale, John Cheverell and William Conestable
querents ; and Geoffry Colet and Alice his wife deforciants ; for
two messuages, sixty-seven acres of land and three acres of
meadow in Combe, St. Nicholas, AysshuU, Stykelepath, and
Wodehouse (and lands in Devon). Geoffry and Alice acknow-
ledged the right of John and quit claimed for themselves and
the heirs of Alice ; for this John gave them one hundred marcs
of silver.

Bibettf Countif^. 12 tktnxp iv. 17 1

10 l^enrp J'F (1408-9),

133. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin between
John Uppeford cleric, John Boteller, Richard Maydeston, Giles
Harleston and Roger Hunt querents; and William Oter-
hampton parson of the church of Silferton deforciant ; for the
manors of Corymalet, Inglescombe, Norton, Welweton, Telis-
ford, Laverton, Harpetre, Farenton, Stratton uppefosse, Milton
Fauconberge, and Stoke underhampdon, except two messuages,
forty acres of land and . . . four acres of meadow in Stoke
underhampdon, and a messuage, a carucate of land and forty
acres of meadow in Northalle, and a moiety of the manor of
Shepton Malet, and the advowsons of the churches of Corymalet,
Telisford, Stratton uppefosse and Shepton Malet and the free
chapel of Stoke underhampdon (and lands in Mid., Dors., Kent,
Berks, and Glouc). William acknowledged the right of John
Uppeford and granted the same, which John Tiptot chivaler and
Philippa his wife held for the life of Philippa the heritage of
William, after the decease of Philippa should remain to John
Uppeford and his heirs ; for this John Uppeford gave him a
thousand marcs of silver.

1 36. At Westminster in the octave of the Purification between
John Wakeryng cleric, William Haukeforde knight. Master Adam
Moteron canon of Salisbury, John Rome cleric, Henry Malpas
cleric, William Werkman cleric, and John Brok cleric, querents ;
and John Chitterne, cleric, deforciant ; for a messuage, a carucate
of land, twelve acres of meadow, and a hundred acres of pasture
in Hengstrugge and Selesmerssh (and lands in Wilts and Hants).
John Chitterne acknowledged the right of John Brok to hold to
him and his heirs ; for this John Brok gave him four hundred
marcs of silver.

12 l^entlj IF (1410-11).

165. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification and
afterwards in the octave of Trinity in the same year between
John Loveney cleric and William Benet cleric, querents ; and

172 9ihttii Conntitii. 13 Iftinru iv.

Thomas Chiplegh and Elizabeth his wife deforciants ; for a toft,
a hundred and twenty acres of land, six acres of meadow, and
three shillings rent called lonelynche in Milverton (and land in
Devon). Thomas acknowledged the right of John of which he
had the toft, one hundred acres of land, six acres of meadow, and
the said rent by his gift ; for this John granted the same to
Thomas and Elizabeth and likewise the homages and services of
Robert Wyke, Thomas Morlegh, and Elizabeth his wife, Nicholas
Clement and John Camnyle and their heirs, to hold to Thomas
and Elizabeth and their issue male. And the same John granted
that twenty acres of land of the said tenement which John Wyve-
lyscombe and Alice his wife held for the life of Alice after the
decease of Alice should remain to Thomas and Elizabeth and
their issue male, and if they die without such issue then to remain
to John Crosse of Sidbury and Joan his wife, and to the heirs
begotten of Joan, and if Joan die without issue of her body then
to remain to Robert Warre and Thomasia and the heirs begotten
of Thomasia, and if Thomasia die without such heirs then to
remain to Agnes daughter of the said Thomas and Elizabeth
and the heirs of her body begotten, and if Agnes die without such
heirs then to remain to Thomas Aunger and his heirs male
begotten, and if Thomas Aunger die without such heirs then to
remain to John Muscam and Joan his wife and the heirs male of
Joan begotten, and if Joan die without such heirs then to remain
to Walter Baghay and his heirs male, and if he die without such
heirs then to remain to John Lambroke and the heirs male of his
body,, and if he die without heirs male then to remain to Robert
Orchard of Orchard and his heirs male, and if Robert Orchard
die without such heirs then to remain to John Dabernoun and his
heirs begotten, and if he die without heirs then to remain to Hugh
Luterell knight and his heirs male procreate, and if Hugh die
without such heirs then to remain to John Suphay and his heirs
male, and if John die without such heirs then to remain to the
right heirs of the aforesaid Thomas Chiplegh.

13 f^nirg IF (1411-12).
167. At Westminster in a month of Michaelmas between
Richard Dunsterre chaplain, Peter Bysshope chaplain, John Page

Biberij Countui. 13 Iftenrp iv. 173

chaplain, and Robert Loveryng chaplain, querents ; and Rolland
Rake and Margery his wife deforciants ; for a messuage and nine
acres of land in Estoket (and land in Dorset). Rolland and
Margery acknowledged the right of Richard and granted for
themselves and the heirs of Margery that the said messuage and
nine acres which John Benne and Isabella his wife held for life
the heritage of Margery and her heirs shall after the life tenants
remain to the said Richard and his heirs ; for this Richard gave
Rolland and Margery one hundred marcs of silver.

179. At Westminster in the octave of St. John Baptist and
afterwards in the octave of St. Michael in the fourteenth year of
the same king, between Roger Honyton and Henry Clifford
querents ; and Walter Cherlton and Elizabeth his wife deforciants ;
for the manors of Yevelton and Lillesden (and lands in Devon
and Cornwall). Walter and Elizabeth acknowledged the right
of Roger ; for this Roger granted the same to Walter and Eliza-
beth to hold to them and the heirs of Elizabeth begotten, and if
Elizabeth die without issue by Walter procreate then to remain
to the heirs of the body of Elizabeth begotten, and if there be no
such heir then to remain to the right heirs of Walter.

183. At Westminster hi the octave of Trinity and afterwards
in the octave of St. Hillary in the fourteenth year of the same
king, between John Chaddesley cleric and John Batyn of Exon
and Thomas Trebell querents ; and Henry Foleford and Willielma
his wife deforciants : for eighteen messuages, seven tofts, three
carucates, twenty furlongs, and six acres of land, forty acres of
meadow, two hundred acres of pasture, eleven acres of wood, two
courts view of frankpledge, thirty shillings rent, a rent of twelve
capons, and two pounds of pepper, in Batheneston, Eston, Wachet,
and Brompton Raafe and for common of pasture for six oxen
and certain beasts of burthen at any time in five hundred acres
of land and five hundred acres of pasture in Chermerdon and
Langerewene and for common of pasture for all sorts of animals
in five hundred acres of pasture and five hundred acres of gorse
in Bromdon and for a moiety of the manor of Wylyton and for
a moiety of two messuages, a dovecote, three pools, and the
profits of a market and a court for view of frankpledge in Bath-

174 Ibibvtn CovLxitUn. i titnvp v.

aneston, Eston, Wachet, and Brompton Raafe, and a moiety of
the advowson of the church of Brompton Raafe (and lands in
Cornwall and Devon). Henry and Willielma acknowledged the
right of John Chaddesley and likewise to the homages and services
of the prior of Taunton and others. John Chaddesley granted
the same to Henry and Willielma to hold to them and the heirs
of Willielma begotten, and if she die without heirs begotten then
to remain to her right heirs.

184. At Westminster in the octave of the Purification
between John Broke cleric and William Radeford cleric,
querents ; and William Palton knight and Elizabeth his wife
deforciants ; for the manors of Wyk, Bourbache, Hockombe,
Brompton Rauf, Elleworthy, and Wydecombe and for thirty
carucates of land, one hundred acres of meadow, two hundred
acres of pasture and two hundred acres of wood in the same
vills, and the advowson of the church of the manor of
Wydecombe (and lands in Devon, Glouc, Cornwall, and Wilts).
William Palton and Elizabeth acknowledged the right of John
Broke and William Radeford. For this John and William
granted the same to William Palton and Elizabeth and their
issue, and if there be no such issue then to remain to the heirs of
the body of William Palton, and if there be no such heir of
William Palton then to remain to John Palton his brother and
the heirs of his body, and if he die without such heirs then tb
remain to Isabella who was wife of William Beaumond and her
heirs.

I l^enrg F (14 13-14).

4. At Westminster in the octave of Trinity between Richard
Power esquire and Thomas Holme chaplain, querents ; and
Thomas Norton and Cristina his wife deforciants; for a mill
and thirteen shillings and fourpence rent in Kyngeston
Seymour and for the third part of the manor of (Kyngston) and
for the advowson of the church of the same manor in the county
of Somerset and for a messuage in the parish of St. Nicholas
Bristoll called the Newe In. Thomas Norton acknowledged
the right of Richard ; for this Richard granted the said rent

9ihtvi CountUn, 2 i^enrp v. 175

and third part to Thomas Norton and Cristina to hold for life,
and after their decease to Thomas Norton junior son of Thomas
Norton senior and Cristina, and if he die without heirs begotten
then to Walter his brother and after him to Alice his sister and
after her to . . . Walter . . . and after him to Thomas
Norton son junior and after him to Alice his sister, and if she die
without heirs of her body then to the right heirs of the aforesaid
Thomas Norton senior.

6. At Westminster in the octave of Trinity between Thomas
Lond and John Adam querent ; and Thomas Brook and Joan
his wife deforciants ; for the manors of Westbaggeburgh and
Stivelegh, and for the advowson of Westbaggeburgh (and
messuages in Bristol). Thomas Brook and Joan acknowledged
the right of Thomas Lond as by their gift ; for this Thomas
Lond granted the same to Thomas Brook and Joan to hold to
them and their issue, and if they die without issue then to remain
to the right heirs of Thomas Brook.

7. At Westminster in the octave of Trinity between Thomas
Brook knight, Hugh Mortymer esquire, Thomas Chaucers
esquire, Robert . . , , William Frye, Lodowic John, John
Suayton cleric, and Stephen Payn cleric querents ; and
Richard . . . clicum deforciant, for the manor of Est
Coker (and lands in Devon). Richard acknowledged the right
of Stephen and his heirs to hold of the lord the king ; for this
Stephen and the others gave Richard one thousand marcs of
silver.

2 f^ettrg F (1414-15).

22. At Westminster in the octave of St. Martin between
Mathew Coker and William Hastyngs querents; and Robert
Coker and Agnes his wife deforciants ; for twenty (four)
messuages, five hundred acres of land, one hundred acres of
meadow and twelve acres of wood in Burnham, Fole ....
Esterham, Westham, Letelham, Esynport, Gossemere, Midel-
burnham, Westbumham, Brene d . . . , and Britton (and
land in Cornwall). Robert and Agnes acknowledged the right
of Mathew ; for this Mathew granted the same to Robert and

17^ 9ihM Countte^. 3 Iftenry v.

Agnes and their issue, and if they die without issue then to
remain to any issue of Agnes, and if there be no such heir of
Agnes procreate then to remain to the right heirs of Agnes.

26. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin and
afterwards in the octave of St. Hillary in the second year of the
same king, between Richard Haukeford, Walter Staple, and
John Aps querents ; and Thomas Staple and Joan his wife
deforciants ; for twenty-one messuages, two mills, two hundred
and ninety-eight acres of land, forty-eight acres of meadow, an
acre of wood and one hundred acres of pasture, one hundred
acres of moor and eight acres of roses in Axebrigge, Chedder,
Compton, Crosse, Overwere, Nytherwere, Alfryngton, and Folde
(and lands in Cornwall). Thomas and Joan acknowledged the
right of Richard ; for this Richard gave them . . .

(Much damaged and torn).

3 Menrg F (1415-16).

28. At Westminster in a month of Easter between Simon
Ralegh and Joan his wife querents ; and Richard Wyot,
Thomas Stratton, and John Forsterof Dunstersdene deforciants;
for the manors of Rowedon, Wode, Avenaunt, and Netelcombe
and the advowson of the church of Netelcombe (and lands in
Devon). Simon acknowledged the right of Richard as by his
gift ; for this Richard granted the same to Simon and Joan and
their issue male, and if they die without heirs male then to
remain to the heirs of Simon begotten, and if there be no such
heir of the body of Simon then to remain to John Whalesburgh
and Joan his wife and the heirs of Joan begotten, and if Joan die
without such heirs then to remain to Thomas Chancers and
Matilda his wife and the heirs of the body of Matilda, and if
Matilda die without heirs of her body then to remain to the
right heirs of Simon.

31. At Westminster in the morrow of St. John Baptist,
between Richard bishop of Norwich, Thomas earl of Arundel,
Richard earl of Warwick, Henry Lescrop chivaler and Thomas

fitbfrtf Counttei^. 4 f^mrp v. 177

de Berkeley chivaler, Edward Charleton chivaler, Joan who
was wife of William Beauchamp of Bergevenny, John Pelham
chivaler, Robert Coker chivaler, John Greyndour chivaler,
Walter Lucy, Thomas Chaucer, William Walwyn, Thomas
Holgote and Richard Wygmore querents ; and Edmund earl of
March deforciant ; for the castle of Bruggewater, the manors of
Odecombe and Milverton and a third part of the lordship of
Bruggewater (and manors in Hereford, Salop, Staff., Wygom,
Bucks, Oxon, Berks, Essex, Hants, Dorset, Kent and Glouc).
The earl of March acknowledged the right of Thomas de
Berkeley as by his gift, to hold by the services due ; for this
Thomas de Berkeley gave Edmund earl of March one hundred
thousand pounds sterling. This concord was made by precept
of the king.

33, At Westminster in the octave of St. John Baptist
between John Norbury esquire, Salomon Fresthorp and Richard
. . . . ell querents ; and William Botreaux knight,
deforciant; for the manor of Lokyngton cum . . . (and
lands in Herts). William acknowledged the right of John ;
for this John gave him three hundred marcs of silver.

4 f^entB F (1416-17).

52. At Westminster in the octave of the Purification between
William Frye, John Fauntelroy, John Beef, Edmond Elyet cleric,
William Taillour cleric, Robert Curteys cleric, John Trevarg and
John Cheverell querents ; and Robert Lovell esquire and
Elizabeth his wife deforciants ; for the manors of Kyngesdon,
Somerton Erlegh and Somerton Randolf and the advowson of the
church of Kyngesdon (and land in Dorset). Robert Lovell and
Elizabeth acknowledged the right of Robert Curteys and quit
claimed for themselves and the heirs of Elizabeth ; for this Robert
Curteys gave them one thousand marcs of silver.

2 A

173 Sibnn Countitn. 5 Iftent^ v.

S l^enrs F (1417-18).

56. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension and
afterwards in the octave of Trinity in the same year between
William Westbury and John Inyn querents ; and Robert Olyver
and Elizabeth his wife and Walter Toumy deforciants ; for the
manor of Wolfryngton and twelve messuages, six tofts, two
carucates, and sixteen acres of land, twenty acres of meadow
and twenty acres of pasture in Wolfryngton, Rode, Lille, and
Copenham (and land in Wilts). Robert and Elizabeth and
Walter acknowledged the right of William and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Walter ; for this William and John
gave them two hundred marcs of silver.

59. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification in the
third year of King Henry, and afterwards in the octave of Trinity
in his fifth year between Walter Tylly and Joan his wife querents ;
and Richard Dille chaplain, Roger Obyn chaplain and Walter
Tolomere chaplain deforciants ; for twenty-four messuages, five
tofts, two carucates and four hundred and eighteen acres of
land, one hundred and one acres and a rood of meadow, seventy-
seven acres of pasture, eight acres of wood and . . . six
shillings, three (pence) and a halfpenny, a farthing and a moiety
of a farthing rent and a rent of three roses, and a moiety of a
pound of cumin, in Canyngton, Cherdelynche, Wemdon,
Hunspill, Stokelond, Oterhampton, Stokecursy, Smalcomb,
Weycomb, Welyton, Samford Britte and Northpederton and for
a (third part of the) advowson of the church of Cherdelynche
. . . (and land in Devon). Deforciants granted for themselves
and the heirs of Walter Tolomere that a messuage, a dovecote,
and three tofts in Canyngton which Nicholas Burbache cristo-
politamis held for life, and that sixteen acres of land in the same
vill . . , held for life, and that fourteen acres of land, one
acre of meadow and a half, and seven acres of moor in the same
which John Pyleman and Cristina his wife held for life, and that
a messuage, and twelve acres . . . John Danyel held for
life, and that a messuage, three acres of land, and an acre of
meadow in the same which John Asshewater and Joan his wife
and John their son held for life, and that six acres . . . held

Sittxi Counties^. 7 litnvp v. 179

for life, and that eight acres of land in the same which John
Asshwater and Joan his wife held for life, and that an acre of
meadow which John Bolle . . . held for life and that an acre
in the same which Richard Bonde held for life, and that a
messuage which John Bruton and Lucy his wife held for life and
. . . and Joan held for life, . . , and Bolle and Alice his
wife, and six acres of meadow which Hugh Gournay and Beatrice
his wife held for life, . . . held for the life of Margaret, and
that a messuage, an acre of land, and a rood of meadow which
. . . and . . . which Robert Tryllok held for life, and that
an acre of meadow . . . and that a messuage, thirty acres of
land and two acres of meadow and four acres of moor in the
same vill . . . and that five acres of land in Hunspill which
Margaret Ayche held for life and . . . and ... in the
same which Henry Power and Joan his wife and William their
son and Isabella sister of William held for life, and ... in
Smalcombe which Richard Grey and Cristina his wife held for
life, and that . . , which . . . Bythesea and Joan his
wife held for life and . . . which John Bolpaune held,
and . . . John Boydon held, and . . . Henry Shotell
. . . shall remain to Walter Tylly and Joan his wife and their
heirs male begotten and if there be no such heir then . . .

7 f^enrg F (141^20).

83. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter and after-
wards in the octave of Michaelmas in the same year between
John Keynes senior, querent ; and John Bruer cleric, Robert
Spret cleric, Richard Holt cleric, Hugh Ponchardon and John
Roller deforciants; for the manors of Estdouelysshe, West-
douelysshe, Chubbeleigh, and Compton Martyn, and for a
messuage, a carucate of land and twenty acres of meadow in
Wythele and the advowsons of the churches of Estdouelysshe,
Westdouelysshe and Compton Martyn (and lands in Devon and
Dorset). John Keynes acknowledged the right of Richard of
which he had the manors of Estdouelysshe, Westdouelysshe and
Chubbeleigh and the advowsons of Estdouelysshe and West-
douelysshe by his gift ; for this Richard granted the same to

i8o Sif>ttii Counties. 8 l^twts v.

John Keynes to hold him and his heirs male begotten, and if he
die without such heirs then to remain to the heirs of his body
begotten, and besides Richard granted that the manor of
Compton Martyn and the advowson of the manor held for life
by Richard Michel which ought to revert to him shall remain to
John Keynes and his heirs male or the heirs of his body as afore-
said, and if there be no heir of the body of John Keynes then
a moiety of all to remain to Thomas Pillond son of Joan sister of
John Keynes and the heirs of her body begotten, and if Thomas
die without such heirs then the said moiety to remain to Alice
sister of John Keynes and the heirs of her body begotten, and
if there be no such heir, then to the right heirs of John Keynes.
And also that the other moiety shall remain to Alice and the
heirs of her body, and if Alice die without such heirs then to
remain to the said Thomas and the heirs of his body, and if
Thomas die without heirs then to remain to the right heirs of
the said John Keynes.

89. At Westminster Jn the octave of St. Martin between
John Roger of Bryanston, Dorset, John Heryng esquire, Roger
Rocheford esquire, John Stock of Staneford Forum, and
George Russele querents ; and Ralph Bussh and Alianor his
wife deforciants ; for a quarter part of the manors of Kylve,
Astynton, Purye, Stringeston, and Shirneton and for a quarter
part of the advowsons of Kylve and Astynton (and land in
Wilts). Ralph and Alianor acknowledged the right of John
Roger and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Alianor ;
for this John gave them two hundred marcs of silver.

8 l^etltB F (1420-21).

103. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Martin and
afterwards in the quinzaine of St John Baptist in the ninth year
of the Scime king, between Thomas Beauchamp knight, Robert
Hill of Spaxton, John Stourton of Preston, John Stourton of
Stourton, John Heryng, John Roger of Bryanston, William
Carent junior, Robert Andrewe, Thomas Huntley, Thomas
Burton cleric, and John Stork querents ; by Andrew Pyll in

SiberKf CoixntHi. lo l^tnt^ v. i8i

their place to gain or lose, and Ralph Bush and Alianor his wife
deforciants ; for the manors of Ilbruwere, Putteney and Werne
(and for manors in Dors., Oxon., Northt., and Beds.). Ralph
and Alianor acknowledged the right of Thomas Burton of which
he had the manors of Ilbruewere, Putteney, and Werne, by their
gift, and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Alianor ;
for this Thomas gave them four hundred marcs of silver.

9 ?^«trj) F (142 1-2).

III. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. John Baptist
and afterwards in the octave of Trinity in the tenth year of the
same king, between John Hals and William Trethek querents ;
and John Trethek esquire, and Joan his wife deforciants ; for
the manors of Wryngton, Whateley, Cosyngton, Ford, Middel-
sowey and Cheslade, and five messuages and a carucate and a
hundred and forty-five acres of land in Blakeford, Estbrent,
Bruggewater, Hunspell, Merke, Pennard, Glaston, Wollavington,
Chelton, and Edyngton (and lands in Essex). John Trethek
and Joan acknowledged the right of William ; for this he
granted the same to John Trethek and Joan to hold to them
and the heirs of Joan.

10 l^enrs F (1422).

112. At Westminster in the morrow of St. John Baptist
between Richard Harewell cleric, William Hoddesfeld, Alexander
Lynde, William Paston of Paston, Thomas Poye cleric, and
Richard Reed querents ; and Joan who was wife of John
Streeche esquire, deforciant ; for the manors of Radewell,
Compton Dureville, Hossokmore, and Loxton (and manors in
Suff. and Norf.). Joan acknowledged the right of Richard
Reed as by her gift and quit claimed ; for this Richard gave her
one thousand pounds sterling.

i82 Stberti Counties, i Iftenr^ vi.

I l^enrg FJ (1422-3).

3. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter between Simon
Raillygh and Joan his wife querents ; and William Talbot
chivaler and Alianor his wife deforciants ; for the manors of
Rowedon, Wode, Avenaunt, Nettelcombe, Oulleknolle, Code-
combe, and Alyngford and the advowsons of Nettelcombe and
Alyngford (and lands in Devon and Dorset). William and
Alianor granted the same to Simon and Joan and quit claimed
all rights they had for the life of Alianor ; for this Simon and
Joan granted they would render for the life of Alianor twenty
marcs of silver each year by quarterly payments with power to
distrain.

4. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter between
Nicholas bishop of Bath, Edmund bishop of Oxon, John Typtoft
knight, Thomas Carwe knight, John Hals, John Inyn, Robert
Longe, Roger Trewebody, Thomas Cokayn and John Lawer
querents ; and Walter de Hungerford knight and Katherine his
wife and William Talbot knight and Alianor his wife deforciants ;
for the manors of Wotton, Southcadbury, Maperton, Halton,
Clopton, and Hatherley (and manors in Cornwall and Devon).
Walter and Katherine and William and Alianor acknowledged
the manors of Southcadbury, Maperton and Clopton to be the
right of John Hals and the advowsons of the same to hold of
the lord the king, and the manors of Wotton, Halton, and
Hatherley and the advowsons, of the chief lord of the fee, and
they warranted for themselves and the heirs of Katherine and
Alianor ; for this John Hals gave them one thousand pounds of
silver. This concord as concerning Southcadbury, Maperton,
and Clopton, was made by precept of the king.

6. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension before
John Hals and John Inyn and other justices, between John
Holcote cleric, William Lane cleric, John Laurence and John
Boef querents ; and William Bonevyll knight and Margaret his
wife deforciants ; for the manors of Yevelton and Sok (and
land in Leicester). William Bonevyll and Margaret acknowledged
the right of John Holcote and his heirs and they warranted for

9ihttsi Counties;. 2 f^enr^ vi. 183

themselves and the heirs of Margaret ; for this John gave them
four hundred marcs of silver.

2 l^enrg FJ (1423-4).

II. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Michaelmas day
between John Lane and Thomas Kyngman querents ; by
Andrew Pill in the place of Thomas, and Roger Tremayll and
Margaret his wife and Roger Pym and Joan his wife defor-
ciants; for the manor of Bothemeston and a moiety of the
manor of Wolmerston. Roger and Margaret and Roger and
Joan acknowledged the right of Thomas and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Margaret and Joan ; for this
Thomas gave them three hundred marcs of silver.

17. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls and
afterwards in the octave of St. Hillary in the same regnal year
between John Fauntleroy, Nicholas Latymer, Robert Rempston,
John Beef, Robert Veel, and William Raynald cleric, querents ;
and John Neuburgh of Estlolleworth senior and Joan his wife
deforciants ; for the manor of Moreton and for seven messuages,
four tofts, two hundred and twenty acres of land and thirty-two
acres of meadow in Coryryvell, Thomedon and Chaddemere,
and for common of pasture for twenty oxen in Coryryvell and
common of pasture for all manner of beasts wherever they are
feeding in Coryryvell (and lands in Dorset). John Neuburgh
and Joan acknowledged the right of William as for themselves
and the heirs of Joan. Besides they granted that a messuage, a
toft, four acres of land and six acres of meadow in Chaddemere
which Joan who was wife of Richard Maunsell held for life, and
that four acres of land which Robert Deye held for life, and
that a messuage, three acres of land and six acres of meadow
which William Cornyssh and Elena his wjfe held for the life of
Elena, and that a messuage which Margery Hare held for life,
and that eleven acres of land which Hugh Batte held for life,
and that a messuage and three acres of land which John Toky
held for life, and that a messuage, twelve acres of land and two
acres of meadow which Thomas Topet and Matilda his wife

1 84 fitberit Countittf. 2 f^enrp vi.

held for life, and that five acres of land which Thomas Batte
held for life, and that a messuage and twelve acres of land which
John Rauf and Alice his wife held for life, and that a messuage,
twelves acres of land and four acres of meadow which John
Brownyng held for life all the heritage of John Neuburgh, shall
after the decease of the life tenants remain to William Raynald
and his heirs ; for this William gave them four hundred marcs
of silver.

22. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St Martin and after-
wards in the quinzaine of Easter in the same regnal year between
Thomas Wyke querent ; and John Chesbroke and Joan his wife
deforciants ; for four shillings and ninepence rent in Bath (and
lands in Glouc). John and Joan acknowledged the right of
Thomas ; for this Thomas gave them one hundred marcs of silver.

23. At Westminster in the octave of St. Martin and afterwards
in the quinzaine of Easter in the same regnal year between
Richard Haukeford esquire, John Bluet, John Dabernoun, Thomas
Kyngeston, and John Muskham querents ; and John Warre and
Joan his wife deforciants ; for the manor of Wellysford and for a
moiety of the manor of Bradeford juxta Wellyngton (and lands
in Devon). John Warre and Joan acknowledged the right of
John Muskham ; for this John Muskham granted the same to
them to hold for life and after their decease to remain to Robert
their son and Cristina his wife and the heirs of Robert begotten,
and if Robert die without such heirs then after the death of
Cristina to remain to the right heirs of John Warre.

25. At Westminster in a month of Easter between John
Nuton, Roger Lyveden, Robert Collevylle, Thomas Fysshe, and
Richard son of Richard Clerk querents ; and Edward Brugge
and Alice his wife deforciants ; for nine messuages, a mill, a
hundred and twenty acres of land, twelve acres of meadow, and
ten acres of wood in Longa Assheton (and lands in Hants).
Edward and Alice acknowledged the right of Roger and quit
claimed for themselves and the heirs of Alice ; for this Roger
gave them one hundred marcs of silver.

Bihtti Countui;. 3 i^entp vi. 185

3 l^entB FI (1424-5).

29. At Westminster in three weeks of St. Michael between
William Westbury and Robert Longe querents; and Walter
Sylveyn and Margaret his wife deforciants ; for seven messuages,
a mill, a carucate of land, twenty acres of meadow, an acre of
wood, thirteen pence rent, and the third part of a mill in Frome
Braunche (and land in Wilts). Walter and Margaret acknow-
ledged the right of Robert, of which he had five messuages, the
land, meadow, wood, rents and third part by their gift and besides
Walter and Margaret granted for themselves and the heirs of
Margaret that a messuage which Cristina Bardale held for life,
and that a messuage which John Hosteler held for life, and that
a messuage which John Pile held for life and that a messuage,
which Thomas Fyssher held for life, and that a messuage which
Alan Taillour held for life, and that a messuage which Thomas
Ridon held for life, and that a messuage which William Broun
held for life, and that a mill which John Shuldere held for life,
all the heritage of Margaret, shall after the decease of the life
tenants remain to Robert and his heirs ; for this Robert gave
them two hundred marcs of silver.

38. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension between
Nicholas Hante esquire, Roger Rye and Thomas Elys of
Lenyngton querents ; and William Hante esquire and Margaret
his wife deforciants ; for the manor of Empueburgh (and manors
in Berks). William and Margaret acknowledged the right of
Nicholas ; for this William granted the same to William and
Margaret to hold to them and their issue, and if they die with-
out issue, then to remain to the right heirs of Margaret.

45. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. John Baptist and
afterwards in the octave of Michaelmas in the fourth year of the
same king, between Henry Blakemore cleric, William Payn,
John Neburgh, John Stocke and John Cheverell querents ; and
Ralph Busshe esquire and Alianor his wife and John Chydyok
esquire deforciants ; for the manor of Alwyneshey (and lands in
Dorset and Glouc). Ralph and Alianor acknowledged the right
of Henry ; for this Henry granted the same to them to hold for

2 B

i86 9ihtvi Conntiti. 5 Henrj) vi.

the life of Alianor and after her decease to remain to the said
John Chydyok and his heirs.

5 i^enrg Fi (1426-7).

54. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Michaelmas and
afterwards in the quinzaine of Easter in the same year, between
Walter Wadham cleric, Thomas Wyse cleric, John Gambon
junior and John Cope cleric querents ; and William Wadham
and Margaret his wife deforciants; for the third part of the
manor of Penne and the advowson, which Elizabeth who was
wife of John Chuselden held for life (and lands in Devon).
William and Margaret acknowledged the right of Walter and
granted for themselves and the heirs of Margaret that after the
decease of the life tenant the same shall remain to Walter and
his heirs; for this Walter gave them one hundred marcs of
silver.

59. At Westminster in three weeks of Easter and afterwards
in the octave of Trinity in the same year, between Simon
Ralegh and Joan his wife querents ; and Thomas Knyf, John
Crofte parson of the church of Oke in Somerset, William
Wrynche parson of the church of Nettlecombe, Walter Hassh-
ford, and Henry Forster parson of the church of Alyngford
deforciants ; for the manors of Netelcombe, Rowedon, Wode
Avenant, DwelknoUe, Codecombe, and Alyngford, and four
messuages, one hundred and fifty-eight acres of land, twenty-
three acres of meadow, thirty-six acres of wood and twenty
acres of pasture in Cagelegh, Langham, Bylhesworthy and
Radyhuyssh and the advowsons of Netelcombe and Alyngford
(and lands in Dorset). Simon acknowledged the right of John
Crofte ; for this John granted the same to Simon and Joan to
hold to them and their issue, and if they die without issue then
to remain to the right heirs of Simon.

61. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter and after-
wards in the octave of Trinity in the same year, between
Thomas Stawell knight, William Wenard, William Frye, John

Bibnn Countuif. 5 tttntg vi. 187

Speke, John Synet cleric and Thomas Herdyng querents ; and
William Poulet, Thomas Carrewe and Joan his wife, and Robert
Sydenham deforciants ; for a messuage, two hundred and
twenty acres of land, six acres of meadow, four acres of moor
and four shillings and eightpence rent and a rent of a pound of
cumin in Badialton, Pouleshyll and Hethfeld and the advowson
of Badialton (and lands in Devon). William Poulet, Thomas
Carrewe and Joan, and Robert acknowledged the right of
William Frye and granted the same to him, and likewise the
homages and services of Walter Hungerford knight, John Warre,
Thomas Bracton, Simon Sydenham cleric, William Poulet of
Melcomb, Thomas Trowe and Gilbert Basyn, to hold to him and
his heirs ; for this William Frye gave them one hundred marcs
of silver.

65. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension and
afterwards in the octave of St. Michael, between Giles Daubenay
knight, Ralph Busshe, John Wyse cleric, John Bolour, Thomas
Wyse and Adam Norton cleric querents ; and Thomas
Beauchamp knight and Alianor his wife deforciants; for the
manors of Wyghtlakyngton and Holewalerewe (and lands in
Dorset and Devon). Thomas Beauchamp and Alianor
acknowledged the right of Ralph and his heirs ; for this Ralph
gave them three hundred pounds sterling.

66. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension and
afterwards in the octave of St. Michael between Giles Daubeny
knight, Ralph Busshe, John Wyse cleric, John Bolour, Thomas
Wyse and Adam Norton cleric querents; and Thomas
Beauchamp knight and Alianor his wife deforciants ; for
twenty-four messuages, a mill, four dovecotes, four hundred and
one acres of land, four score acres of meadow, one hundred and
one acres of pasture, twenty-one acres of wood, three acres of
alder bed and four pounds five shillings and a penny rent and a
rent of one clove gilliflower in Sylveyns, Athelardston,
Hambrugge, Croppesbradene, Kyrmercherde, Langenham,
Knyghteslye, Orchardelond, Badbury and Mountagu (and lands
in Oxon and Dors.). Thomas Beauchamp and Alianor
acknowledged the right of Ralph and granted the same to him.

1 88 Stbrrie^ Countutf. 8 i^enrp vi.

likewise the homages and sendees of Richard Dylyngton and
Matilda his wife in Athelardeston, Hambrugge, Croppebradene,
Badbury and Mountagu, to hold to him and his heirs ; for this
Ralph gave them three hundred marcs of silver.

6 l^entB F{ (1427-8).

79. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter and afterwards
in the octave of Trinity between Robert Benet chaplain and
Thomas Cotes querents ; and Robert Leveregge and Agnes his
wife deforciants ; for eighteen messuages, two tofts, two mills,
one hundred and eighteen acres of land, twenty- eight acres of
meadow, two hundred and forty acres of pasture and forty
shillings rent in Frome, Radene, Mershtonbygod and Oldefeld
(and land in Glouc). Robert Leveregge acknowledged the
right of Robert Benet ; for this Robert Benet granted the same
to Robert Leveregge and Agnes to hold to them and the heirs
of Robert.

8 l^enrs FJ (1429-30).

90. At Westminster in the morrow of St Martin between
Giles Daubenay knight, Ralph Busshe, John Wyse cleric, John
Bolour, Thomas Wyse and Adam Norton cleric querents ; and
Thomas Beauchamp knight and Alianor his wife deforciants ;
for twenty-four messuages, a mill, four dovecotes, four hundred
and one acres of land, four score acres of meadow, one hundred
and one acres of pasture, twenty-one acres of wood, three
acres of alderbed, four pounds five shillings and a penny
rent and a rent of a clove gilliflower in Wyghtlakyngton,
Sylveyns, Athelardston, Hambrugge, Croppebradene, Kymer-
cherde, Langenham, Knyghteslye, Orchardelond, Badbury, and
Montagu (and lands in Oxon and Dors.). Thomas Beauchamp
and Alianor acknowledged the right of Adam and quit claimed
for themselves and the heirs of Alianor, and besides they
granted to Adam the homages and services of Richard
Dylyngton and Matilda his wife in Athelardeston Hambrugge,

fitbevK Counttei^. 8 llenrj) vi. 189

Croppesbradene, Badbury and Montagu to hold to him and his
heirs ; for this Adam gave them five hundred pounds sterling.

91. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin between
Giles Daubenay knight, John Wyse cleric, John Bolour,
Thomas Wyse, and Adam Norton cleric querents ; and Thomas
Beauchamp and Alianor his wife deforciants; for the manors
of Wyghtlakyngton and Holewalerewe and for forty messuages,
twenty tofts, two dovecotes, ten carucates of land, two hundred
acres of meadow, two hundred and eighty acres of pasture, one
hundred and sixty acres of wood, ten acres of alderbed and
forty shillings rent in Wyghtlakyngton, Holewalerewe, Estlange-
broic, Langrford, Fyfhyde, AsshuU, and Wyke juxta Lamport
and the advowson of the free chapel of Estlangbrok (and lands in
Dors, and Devon). Thomas Beauchamp and Alianor acknow-
ledged the right of Adam, and besides they granted the homages
and services of Humfry Stafford knight, William Wadham,
Robert Geflferay, John Oxle, John Kayle, John Knoll, Henry
Tiz, Ralph Busshe and Alianor his wife, John Storke and Alice
his wife, John Orchard and Alice his wife daughter and heir of
John Lopenford, Edward Panston and Elizabeth his wife,
Thomas Payn, John Payn and Thomas Bytelsgate to hold to
Adam and his heirs. (The vills are not named.) For this
Adam gave them one thousand marcs of silver.

95. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Martin between
Alice countess of Salisbury querent ; and Richard Nevile earl
of Salisbury and Alesia his wife deforciants ; for the manor of
Chedsey (and manors in Devon). The earl and Alesia granted
the said manor to the countess to hold for life without impeach-
ment of waste rendering per annum to the earl and Alesia and
the heirs of Alesia sixteen pounds in equal payments at Easter
and Michaelmas, as held of the king by the services due ; for
this the countess gave the earl and Alesia one thousand pounds
sterling, and this concord was made by precept of the king.

102. At Westminster in a month of Easter and afterwards in
the octave of Trinity in the same year, between William Dodes-
ham junior and Joan his wife querents ; and William Gascoigne

igo fitbertf Counttti^. 9 Untt^ vi.

and William Dodesham senior deforciants ; for a quarter part of
the manor of Hutton and two messuages in Axebrigge and
Compton Bishop, and a quarter part of the advowson of the
church of Hutton (and lands in Glouc). William Dodesham
junior and Joan acknowledged the right of William Dodesham
senior; for this William senior granted the same to William
junior and Joan to hold to them and their issue, and if they die
without issue then to remain to the right heirs of Joan.

9 l^enrj) FX (1430-1).

104- At Westminster in the octave of St Michael between
William Carent esquire, John Fauntleroy and Thomas Hody
querents; and John Hody and Elizabeth his wife deforciants ; for a
moiety of the manors of Estwhitfeld and Westwhitfeld, and twelve
messuages, four carucates of land, one hundred acres of meadow,
two hundred acres of pasture and ten acres of wood in Chiwe,
Mertok, Kyngesbury, Compton Pauncefote, and Chiltem
Dummer (and lands in Devon and Dorset). John Hody and
Elizabeth acknowledged the right of John Fauntleroy and quit
claimed for themselves and the heirs of Elizabeth ; for this John
Fauntleroy granted the same to John Hody and Elizabeth to
hold to them and their issue, and if they die without issue then
to remain to the right heirs of Elizabeth.

122. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin and after-
wards in the quinzaine of Easter in the tenth year of the same
king between Thomas Warre cleric, John Gambon junior,
William Huddesfeld, John Abell cleric, Richard Bokyngham
cleric, Nicholas Abell cleric and John Heyghes querents ; and
William Wadham and Margaret his wife deforciants ; for a
moiety of the manor of Penne and the third part of the
advowson of Penne (and lands in Devon and Wilts). William
Wadham and Margaret acknowledged the right of Thomas
and warranted ; for this Thomas gave one thousand marcs of
silver.

9ihM Counties. 13 litnt^ vi. 191

II l^enrg Ft (1432-3)

133. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification between
Joan, who was wife of Thomas Brook knight, Thomas Brook
knight, John Yurd esquire, Edmund Pyne esquire, John Hody,
John Lauerence, John Battescombe, Richard Haretre, John Hawy
cleric, John Lemman cleric, John Bysshop, William Taverner,
Richard Parker, Guy Phelip, John Pyry, and William Kene
querents, and Ralph Busshe esquire and Alianor his wife
deforciants: for the manors of Ilebruere, Pytteney, Werne, and
Fydyngton (and manors in Dorset and Northt.). Ralph and
Alianor acknowledged the right of Thomas and quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Alianor ; for this Thomas granted the
same to Ralph and Alianor to. hold without impeachment of
waste, of him rendering a rose at midsummer, for their, lives, and
after their decease to remain to William Busshe their son and
Joan his wife daughter of the said Thomas and their issue, to
hold of the said Joan who was wife of Thomas and the heirs of
Thomas. And if William and Joan die without issue then to
remain to the heirs begotten of William Bussh, and if there be
no such heir then to revert to Joan who was wife of Thomas
and the heirs of Thomas.

13 l^enre FI (1434-5)-

1 54. At Westminster in a month of Michaelmas day between
Thomas Stowell knight, Theobald Gorges knight, John
Beauchamp, William More, John Hody, William Gascoigne,
John Bavent, John Lange, and Thomas Pilton parson of the
church of Baudrippe querents ; and Hugh Pyke esquire and
Elizabeth his wife deforciants ; for the manors of Merlynche
and Pikesasshe, a toft, a caruc&te of land, twenty acres of
meadow, and pasture for twenty oxen in Milton and Loxhill.
Hugh and Elizabeth acknowledged the right of Thomas Pilton
and his heirs ; for this he gave them three hundred marcs of
silver.

192 Siberia CountitH, 13 Henro yi.

161. At Westminster in the octave of St. Hillary and after-
wards in the quinzaine of Easter in the same year between
Maurice Berkeley of Uley knight, John Kernes cleric, Maurice
Kernes, Nicholas Alderlegh, and John Codrington querents ;
and John Kemes esquire and Margaret his wife, and Stephen
Haitfeld and Isabella his wife deforciants ; for three tofts, two
carucates, two acres of land, twelve acres of meadow, sixty
acres of pasture, and three acres of wood in Horsyngton and
Northcheryton and the advowsons of the church of Horsyngton
and the free chapel of Southcheryton and the third part of the
manor of Horsyngton (and lands in Glouc. and Dorset). John
and Margaret and Stephen and Isabella acknowledged the right
of John Codrington and his heirs to hold of the lord the king,
and besides John and Margaret and Stephen and Isabella
granted for themselves and the heirs of Margaret and Isabella
that the third part of the manor of Horsington which John
Stradelyng knight and Joan his wife held in dower for the life
of Joan the heritage of Margaret and Isabella after the decease
of Joan shall remain to John Codrington and his heirs ; for this
John Codrington gave them three hundred marcs of silver. This
concord was made by precept of the king.

168. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter and after-
wards in the octave of Trinity in the same year, between
William Carent and Thomas Hody, Alexander Hody, and
Robert Squybbe querents ; and John Hody and Elizabeth his
wife deforciants ; for a moiety of the manors of Estwhitefeld
and Westwhitefeld and a moiety of twenty messuages, two
carucates of land, twenty acres of meadow and forty acres of
pasture in Kyngesbury Episcopi, Mertok, Chywe, Compton
Pauncefot, and Chilterne Dommer (and lands in Dorset and
Devon). John and Elizabeth acknowledged the right of Robert ;
for this Robert granted the same to them to hold to them and
their heirs male begotten, and if they die without such heirs
then to remain to the right heirs of Elizabeth.

9if^tv4 ConnUtn. 14 l^tntg vi. 193

14 f^enry F5 (i43S-^).

173. At Westminster in the octave of St. Michael between
Edmund Forde, John Whittokesmede, William Hogekyns,
Roger Stanburgh and Robert Tokker chaplain querents ; and
John Colbewe and Alice his wife deforciants ; for the manor of
Whittokesmede, and four messuages, a hundred and sixty acres
of land, twenty-six acres of meadow, and eight acres of wood in
Whittokesmede and Credlyngcote (and land in Wilts). John
Colbewe and Alice acknowledged the right of John Whittokes-
mede and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Alice ; for
this John Whittokesmede gave them two hundred marcs of silver.

182. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification
between William Bonevyle knight, John Holcote cleric, Richard
Bycombe and John Lauerance querents ; and Richard Waskam
and Joan his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, a mill, fifty acres
of land and ten acres of meadow in Kyngysbery Epi. (and land
in Devon). Richard Waskam and Joan acknowledged the right
of William and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of
Joan ; for this William gave them two hundred marcs of silver.

186. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension
between William Alnewyk bishop of Norwich, Richard earl of
Warwick, Walter Hungreford knight, John Beaumond knight.
John Tirell knight, Ralph Boteler knight, John Merbury esquire,
Richard Dixton esquire and William Wolston esquire querents ;
and Richard duke of York, Walter Lucy chivaler and Richard
Wyggemore esquire deforciants ; for the castle of Bruggewater
and die manors of Odycombe and Milverton and the third part
of the lordship of Bruggewater (and castles and lands in Hereford,
Salop, Worcester, Bucks, Berks, Essex, Hants, Kent, Dorset and
Glouc). The duke and the others acknowledged the right of
William to hold of the lord the king ; for this William gave one
thousand pounds sterling.

2 C

194 Siberi; ConntUn. 17 llenr^ vi.

15 l^enrgFJ (1436-7).

194. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls, between
Thomas Parkhous, Alan Wythyfordand John Wythyford querents ;
and Geoffry John draper and Margaret his wife deforciants ; for
a messuage, forty acres of land, ten acres of meadow and ten
acres of pasture in Tykkenham (and messuages, shops, cellars and
gardens in Bristol). Geoffry and Margaret acknowledged the
right of Thomas and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs
of Margaret ; for this Thomas gave them one hundred marcs
of silver.

16 l^entg Vi (1437-8).

217. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. John Baptist
between John Hody, John Stork, John Chirche citizen and
mercer of London, John Batescombe, John Corbrigge cleric, and
Thomas Est querents ; and Thomas Brook knight and Joan his
wife deforciants ; for the manors of Westbaggeburgh, Lucton,
and Brookyelchestre, and for thirty messuages, six tofts, three
carucates of land, six hundred and ten acres of land and forty acres
of meadow, sixty acres of wood and a hundred shillings rent in
Barreys, Gosoford, Odecombe, Mountagu, Westcoker, Cherde,
Hertham, Homeswode, Lovehill, Aysshhilyate,Redmede, Okenhed,
Clive, Crymmylfordemede, Durborogh, Istcantok, Meryet, and
Sokke, and the advowsons of Westbaggeburgh and Lucton (and
lands in Devon and Dorset). Thomas Brook and Joan acknow-
ledged the right of Thomas Est ; for this Thomas Est granted to
Thomas Brook and Joan the manors of Westbaggeburgh and
Brookyelchestre to hold to them and their heirs male begotten,and
if they die without such heirs then to remain to the heirs the issue
of Thomas and Joan, and if there be no heir of the bodies of
Thomas and Joan then to remain to the right heirs of Thomas
Brook.

17 f^enrgFJE (1438-9).

231. At Westminster in the quinzaine of midsummer and
afterwards in the octave of Michaelmas in the eighteenth year of

9tberi^ Countiti. 19 i^enrj? vi. 195

the same king, between John Chidyok knight and William Combe
querents ; and Thomas Brook knight, John Hody, Ralph Bussh
esquire, John Stork, John Carent senior, John Battescombe, John
Lemman cleric, William Taverner, Guy Phylyp, and John Pyry
deforciants ; for the manors of Ilbruwere, Pytteney, and Werne,
and for six messuages, fifty acres of land, and twelve acres of
meadow in Ilbruwere, Pytteney, and Werne (and lands in Dorset).
Thomas Brook and the others acknowledged the right of John
Chidyok and quit claimed to him and his heirs, and besides they
warranted against the abbot of Forde and his successors ; for this
John Chidyok granted to the said Ralph (Bussh) the manors of
Pytteney and Werne to hold of him for the life of Ralph, ren-
dering per annum a rose at midsummer and after the decease of
Ralph to revert to John Chidyok and his heirs.

232. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St John Baptist
and afterwards in the octave of St. Michael in the eighteenth
year of the same king, between John Hody, John Carent, senior,
and John Battescombe querents; and John Chidyok knight,
Ralph Bussh, and John Stork deforciants ; for the manor of
Fydyngton and two messuages, one hundred acres of land, and
forty acres of meadow in Fydyngton (and lands in Dorset). John
Chidyok acknowledged the right of John Hody ; for this John
Hody granted to the said Ralph the said manor and lands to
hold for his life of John Hody without impeachment of waste,
rendering a rose at midsummer and after the decease of Ralph
to revert to John Hody and his heirs.

19 l^entg Fi (1440-1).

247. At Westminster in the octave of St. Michael and after-
wards in the octave of St. Hillary in the same year, between
Henry cardinal of England and bishop of Winchester, John
archbishop of York, William earl of Suffolk, Robert Whityngham,
Theo. Cales, and William Port querents ; and Richard Wydevyll
knight and Jaquetta his wife deforciants; for the manor of
Charleton Camvile alias Cherlton alias Southcharlton except five
messuages and five virgates of land and a half (and lands and

196 9i\>ni CmntUi. 21 )^nTt$ vi.

manors in Dorset and Wilts). Richard and Jaquetta granted the
same to the cardinal and his heirs ; for this he gave them (for the
whole) one thousand pounds sterling.

20 l^enrg FI (1441-2).

255. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin between
John Fortescu, Walter Rodeney esquire, John Tretheke esquire,
William Stevenes chaplain, and Stephen Austell chaplain querents;
and John Austell esquire and Margaret his wife deforciants ; for
the manors of Chirchehill, Fitzpaynescary alias Litelcary, Poker-
elleston, and Camerelton, and for eight messuages, thirty-nine
acres of land, three acres of meadow, four acres of pasture, one
acre of wood, and four acres marsh in Axbrigge, Sytecote, Bane-
well and Welles and the advowson of the church of Camerelton
(and lands in Devon). John Austell and Margaret acknowledged
the right of John Tretheke of which he had the manors of
Chirchehill and Fitzpaynescary by their gift, and they quit claimed
for themselves and the heirs of Margaret, and besides they granted
that the manor of Pokerelleston which Alice Beaumont who was
wife of John Fitzpayn held for life and that the manor of Camer-
elton and the advowson which William Palton knight held for
life, the heritage of Margaret, shall after the death of the life
tenants remain to John Tretheke and his heirs; for this John
Tretheke gave them one thousand marcs of silver.

21 f^entB Fi (1442-3).

272. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter between
Nicholas Ayssheton, Robert Joce, William Hyndeston and John
Wydslade querents ; and William Bourgchier and Thomasia
his wife deforciants ; for the manors of Honyspyll, Wyggebeare
and Hunstyle and the advowson of Honyspyll, and a moiety of
a messuage, three hundred acres of land, twenty acres of meadow
and twenty acres of wood in Quarm (and lands in Devon, Wilts.,
Glouc, Hereford, Salop, Berks, York, and Stafford). William
Bourgchier and Thomasia acknowledged the right of Robert ;

9tberK Countitii. 22 i^enrp vi. 197

for this Robert granted the same to William Bourgchier and
Thomasia to hold to them and their issue, and if they die
without issue then to remain to the right heirs of Thomasia.

22 f^enrg F« f 1443-4).

276. At Westminster in the octave of St. Michael between
William Stevenes cleric, John Trethek esquire, and Thomas
Percevall querents ; and John Austell esquire and Margaret his
wife deforciants ; for the manor of Alampton and three
carucates of land, ten acres meadow and three hundred acres
wood in Dycheyate and Lyncombe (and manors in Devon).
John Austell and Margaret acknowledged the right of John
Trethek and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of
Margaret ; for this John Trethek gave them one thousand marcs
of silver.

279. At Westminster in three weeks of Michaelmas between
William Denys esquire and Joan his wife querents ; and John
Kemys, John Austell, Thomas May and John Howge
deforciants ; for the manor of Alleston and the advowson of
the free chapel of All Saints in the same manor (and land in
Devon). William and Joan acknowledged the right of John
Austell ; for this John granted the same to them to hold to them
and the heirs begotten of Joan and if she die without such heirs,
then, after the death of William, to remain to the right heirs of
Joan.

280. At Westminster in a month of Michaelmas between
John Payn and Henry Champeneys querents ; and Thomas Payn
and Joan his wife deforciants ; for the manor of Ocle except ten
messuages, a hundred acres of land, forty acres meadow, one
hundred acres pasture and four acres wood (and lands in Wilts
and Hants). Thomas and Joan acknowledged the right of
John ; for this John granted the same to hold to them and their
issue, and if they die without issue then to remain to the heirs
begotten of Joan, and if there be no heir of the body of Joan
then to remain to the heirs of the body of Thomas procreate,

198 Mbvti Conntiti. 25 Iktnxp vi.

and if there be no such heir of Thomas then to remain to the
right heirs of Joan.

287. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification
between John Workeman of Battescombe querent ; and Kichard
Brytte of Wylvelyscombe and Joan his wife deforciants ; for a
messuage, a ferling and twenty acres of land, two acres meadow,
one acre moor, one acre alderbed and forty acres gorse and
heath in Chipstable, Radyngton, and Battescombe (and land in
Devon). Richard and Joan acknowledged the right of John
and quit claimed for the heirs of Joan ; for this John gave them
one hundred marcs of silver.

24 l^enrg Fi (144S-6).

302. At Westminster in the octave of St Michael between
William Beof and Henry Fylongley querents; and James
Ormond knight, son of James earl of Ormond, and Anicia his
wife deforciants ; for the manors of Shokerwyk, Batheneston,
Kyngesdon, Somerton Erie, Somerton Randolf, and Dounheved,
and nine messuages, three hundred and sixty-eight acres land,
ninety-two acres meadow, forty acres pasture, eighty acres wood
and twenty-eight shillings rent, in Batheneston, Kyngesdon,
Somerton Erie and Somerton Randolf, and for the advowson of
the church of Kyngesdon (and lands in Essex, Devon, Glouc,
Kent, Dorset, and Suff.). James and Anicia acknowledged the
right of William ; for this William granted the same to James
and Anicia to hold to them and their issue, and if they die
without issue then to remain to the heirs begotten of Anicia,
and if there be no such heir then to remain to the right heirs of
James.

25 f^entg FJ (1446-7).

313. At Westminster in a month of St. Michael and after-
wards in the octave of St. Hillary in the sarAe regnal year,
between John Hull, Thomas Gyfford, Thomas Walle and John
Pound cleric querents; and Henry Hull and Alice his wife

9ibtvi ConntUn. 26 flenr^ vi. 199

deforciants ; for the manors of Asshehull, Sampford Arundell,
and A'theleston and the advowson of Sampford Arundell (and land
in Devon). Henry and Alice acknowledged the right of John
Pound and quit claimed for the heirs of Alice ; for this John
granted the manor of Asshehull to Henry and Alice to hold to
them and their issue, and the manors of Sampford Arundell and
Atheleston and the advowson to Henry and Alice and the heirs
of Alice begotten, and if Henry and Alice die without issue
then the manor of Asshehull to remain to the heirs of Alice
begotten, and if there be no such heir of the body of Alice then
to remain to the heirs of the body of Henry begotten, and if
there be no such heir of Henry then to remain to the right heirs
of Alice ; and also if Alice die without issue then after the death
of Henry the said manors of Sampford Arundell and
Atheleston and the advowson to remain to the heirs begotten by
Henry, and if there be no heir of the body of Henry then to
remain to the right heirs of Alice.

318. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter and after-
wards in the octave of Trinity in the same year between John
Carkyk cleric, and William Kyng querents ; and Thomas
Whityngton and Alice his wife deforciants ; for eight messuages,
two hundred acres of land, forty acres meadow, sixty acres
pasture and twelve acres wood in Borton, Feylond, Wroxhale,
Tykenham, Raggel, and Assheton, (and two messuages in
Bristol). Thomas and Alice acknowledged the right of John
and quit claimed for the heirs of Alice ; for this John granted
the same to Thomas and Alice to hold without impeachment of
waste for their lives and after them to remain to John
Whityngton their son and his heirs.

26 l^enrg Vi (1447-8).

325. At Westminster in the octave of St. Martin between
Henry Perot querent ; and Roger Peion and Joan his wife and
Richard Roucestre and Joan his wife, daughter and heir of the
said Roger, deforciants ; for two messuages, forty acres of land,
ten acres meadow, and ten acres pasture, in Southbarough (and

200 Sihtvi Counttejd. 26 1imt}9 vi.

land in Dorset). Roger and Joan his wife acknowledged the
right of Henry ; for this Henry granted the same to Richard
and Joan his wife and their issue, and if they die without issue
then to remain to the right heirs of Roger.

327. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Hillary, between
Walter Moreton and William Parker querents ; and Robert
Cappes esquire and Elizabeth his wife deforciants, for the
manors of Estwhitefeld and Westwhitefeld, and for twenty
messuages, two carucates of land, twenty acres meadow and
forty acres pasture, in Mertok, Chywe, Kyngesbury Epi, Compton
Pauncefot, arid Chiltern Dommer (and land in Dorset and
Devon). Robert and Elizabeth acknowledged the right of
Walter ; for this Walter granted the same to them to hold for
their lives and after their decease to remain to the heirs which
John Hody knight of the body of Elizabeth has begotten, and
if there be no heir of the body of Elizabeth by the said John
procreate then to remain to the right heirs of Elizabeth.

330. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Easter between
John archbishop of Canterbury, William marquis of Suffolk,
Marmaduke bishop of Carlisle, Adam bishop of Chichestre,
Ralph Cromwell knight, John Duddeley knight, John Vampage
senior, William Sydeney senior, Thomas Baret, and William
Ernele querents ; and William earl of Arundell deforciant ; for
the manors of Lymyngton, Stoketrystre, Coklyngton, Bayford,
Legh, Spertegrove, Somerford Mautravers, and the office of
custodian of the Forest of Selwood (and manors and lands in
Salop, Sussex,Dorset, Glouc, Surrey, Norf , Wilts., Northt, Hunt,
Cambridge and Kent). The earl acknowledged the right of
William Enerle and his heirs and granted the same to him ;
for this William Ernele gave him one thousand pounds sterling.
This concord was made by precept of the king.

339. At Westminster in the octave of St. John Baptist and
afterwards in the octave of St. Michael in the twenty-seventh
year of the same king, between John Dury, Thomas Champemoun
and William Champemoun querents ; and Hugh Champemoun
and Joan his wife who was wife of John Speke knight defor-

Siberia Counties. 33 flenr; vi. 201

ciants ; for the manor of Estdawlyssh and the advowson and the
manor of Westdawlyssh and the advowson and the manor of
Compton Martyn and the advowson and for four messuages, four
tofts, five gardens, two carucates and a hundred acres of land,
twenty-four acres meadow, twenty acres wood, and fifty acres
gorse and heath in Estdawlyssh, Westdawlyssh, Benre, Whythell,
Crykette and Kyngeston (and lands in Devon). Hugh and Joan
acknowledged the right of John and quit claimed for the heirs of
Joan ; for this John granted the same to Hugh and Joan to hold
to them and their issue, and if they die without issue, then to
remain to William Speke son of the said John Speke knight for
his life, and after his decease to remain to the heirs begotten of
Joan by the said John Speke, and if there be no such heir then
to remain to the right heirs of John.

27 l^enrg FI (1448-9).

347. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. John Baptist
and afterwards in the octave of St, Michael in the twenty-eighth
year of the same king, between William Alnewyk bishop of
Lincoln, John viscount de Beamont, Ralph Boteler knight,
Walter Hungerford knight, Ralph Cromwell knight, John Fastolf
knight, William Oldhall knight, William Tresham esquire
William Burley esquire, Thomas Yonge and Thomas Willoughby
querents ; and Richard duke of York and Cecilia his wife defor-
ciants ; for the manor of Odecombe (and manors in Dorset
and Glouc). The duke acknowledged the right of Thomas
(Willoughby) to hold of the lord the king ; for this Thomas and
the others gave him one thousand marcs of silver. This concord
was made by precept of the king.

33 f^entg FJ (i4S4-S).

394. At Westminster in a month of Easter between Thomas
archbishop of Canterbury, Richard bishop of Salisbury, Edmund
de Grey knight, Ralph Boteller knight, John Fortescu knight
chief justice, Richard Byngham a justice of the lord the king,

2 D

£02 filbert Countietf. 34 flenrji vi.

Edmund Hampden knight, Henry Norbury knight, Thomas
Eborall cleric, John Dyve, William Cumberford and Richard
Burton querents; and Elizabeth who was wife of William
Ferrers knight deforciant; for the manors of Chorleton
Musegrose and Norton Bonewode and the Hundred of Norton
(and lands in Northt, Oxon, Hunt, Warr, Bucks, StaflFand Glouc.)
Elizabeth granted to the archbishop and the others the manor
of Norton Bonewode and the Hundred held of the lord the king,
and the manor of Chorleton Musegrose held of the chief lord of
the fee, for her life ; for this the archbishop and the others gave
her one thousand pounds sterling, and the concord was made by
precept of the king.

395. At Westminster in a month of Easter and afterwards
in the octave of Trinity in the same year, between John Ormond
esquire, Humfrey Stafford esquire, Alexander Hody esquire,
William Bronyng esquire, Henry Fylongley esquire, William
Bokelond esquire, William Correwyn esquire and William
Bulman querents ; and Henry Horsy esquire and Joan his wife
deforciants ; for the manors of Horsy and Charleton Makerell
and the advowson of Charleton Makerell, and for ten messuages ,
two hundred acres of land, forty acres meadow and twenty acres
wood in Pexenesse (and lands in Dorset), Henry Horsy and
Joan acknowledged the right of John and quit claimed ; for this
John gave them one thousand marcs of silver.

34 f^enrg F* (i45S-6).

401. At Westminster in the morrow of St. Martin between
Thomas Douryssh junior and John More querents ; and Hugh
Stucle and Katharine his wife deforciants ; for the manors of
Chilton Cantelowe and Trent and the third part of the advowson
of Trent (and lands in Devon and Dors.). Hugh and Katharine
acknowledged the right of Thomas and for themselves and the
heirs of Katharine they warranted against John Abbot of
Dunkeswell and his successors; for this Thomas granted the
same to Hugh and Katharine to hold to them and their issue,
and if they die without issue then to remain to the heirs of

9ibtxi Counties^. 35 ^tnxif vi. 203

Hugh begotten, and if there be no such heir of Hugh then to
remain to the heirs of Katharine begotten, and if there be no
such heir of Katharine then to remain to the right heirs of
Hugh.

403. At Westminster in the octave of St Martin between
Thomas Stodeley abbot of the monastery of St. Mary of Stanley
querent ; and Robert Hungerford senior knight and Margaret
his wife deforciants ; for the manor of Cryket Thomas (and land
in Cornwall). Robert and Margaret acknowledged the right of
the abbot and they warranted against Walter abbot of
Keynesham ; for this the abbot Thomas gave them three
hundred pounds sterling.

35 l^enrg FJ (1456-7).

411. At Westminster in the octave of St. Martin and after-
wards in the octave of St. Hillary in the same regnal year, between
John Gogh and Thomas Povy querents ; and Thomas Whales-
burgh esquire and Matilda his wife deforciants ; for the manors
of Ovleknolle, Rowdon, Wode Auvenant and Nettylcombe, and
the advowson of the church of Nettylcombe (and land in
Devon). Thomas Whalesburgh and Matilda acknowledged the
right of John and besides for themselves and the heirs of
Matilda they warranted against Edmund abbot of Westminster
and his successors ; for this John granted the same to Thomas
Whalesburgh to hold for life and after his decease the manor of
Ovleknolle^ to remain to Elizabeth who was wife of Edmund
Whalesburgh now wife of Thomas Vernon esquire for her life
and after her decease to remain to the right heirs of Thomas
Whalesburgh. And after the decease of Thomas Whalesburgh
the manors of Rowdon, Wode Avenaunt and Nettylcombe and
the advowson to remain to Elizabeth for her life, and after her
decease to remain to Matilda and the heirs of her body by
Thomas Whalesburgh begotten, and if Matilda die without such
heirs then to remain to the right heirs of Thomas Whalesburgh.

304 9ihtxii Countutf. 36 flenrp vi.

36 l^entB FI (i4S7-8).
421. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Michaelmas between
John Kaleway querent ; and William Kalevvay and Joan his wife,
William Combe, Thomas Cisrewast and William Strode and
Alice his wife, daughter and heir of Roger Ledred esquire
deforciants ; for twenty-four messuages, nineteen tofts, two dove-
cotes, four gardens, four carucates and a hundred and sixty acres
of land, forty-eight acres meadow, a hundred and fifteen acres
pasture, and common of pasture for forty oxen, twenty cows and
four hundred two-tooth sheep in Wethirgrave, Trent, Horsy ng-
ton, Hyeham, Netherham, Stowell, Southcadbury, Babbecary,
Somerton, Yevelchestre, Langportestover, Haygrave and
Weston juxta Cadbury (and land in Devon). The deforciants
acknowledged the right of John and quit claimed for the heirs of
Joan and Alice and besides they warranted against William
Abbot of Shirborn and his successors. For this John granted
the said manors Netherham, Stowell, Southcadbury, and
Babbecary, and messuages and lands in Trent, Horsyngton,
Hyeham to William Kaleway and Joan and the heirs of the
body of Joan by the said Roger her former husband procreate,
and if Joan die without such heirs then after the death of William
Kaleway to remain to the heirs of the body of Joan begotten,
and if there be no such heir then to remain to the right heirs of
Roger. And John granted to William Strode and Alice sixteen
messuages, twelve tofts, the said dovecotes, gardens, a carucate
and seventy-four acres of land and forty-six acres pasture, in
Somerton, Yevelchestre, Longeportestover, Haygrave and
Weston to hold to them and the heirs of Alice begotten, and if
Alice die without heirs of her body then after the decease of
William to remain to the heirs begotten of- Joan, and if there be
no such heir then to remain to the right heirs of Roger.

424. At Westminster in a month of St Michael between
John Cothe cleric and Robert Clay querents ; and James Broun
and Joan his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, fifty acres land,
twelve acres meadow, twenty acres pasture and six acres wood
in Homeblowton (and lands in Wilts). James and Joan
acknowledged the right of John and quit claimed for the heirs

Stbertf Countiti. 37 l^enrp vi. 205

of Joan ; for this John granted the same to James and Joan to
hold to them without impeachment of waste for the life of Joan,
and after the decease of Joan to remain to Cristina her daughter
and the heirs of her body, and if Cristina die without any such
heir then to remain to Anne another daughter of Joan and the
heirs of her body, and if there be no such heir then to remain to
the right heirs of James.

426. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification
between Thomas Charleton knight, Thomas Wytham and John
Say querents ; and Richard earl of Salisbury and Alesia his
wife and John Neville knight, son of the said earl and Alesia,
and Isabella the wife of John deforciants; for the manors of
Knoll and Gotehull except the advowsons of the churches (and
lands in Herts, Hants, Devon, Glouc, York). The earl and John
and their wives acknowledged the right of Thomas Wytham ;
for this Thomas granted the same to John Neville and Isabella
and their issue, and if they die without issue then to remain to
the earl and Alesia and the heirs of Alesia begotten, and if
Alesia die without such heirs then, after the decease of the earl,
to remain to the right heirs of Alesia.

37 l^entg Fi (1458-9).

440. At Westminster in the quinzaine of Trinity between
Nicholas Carent cleric, William Carent esquire, and John Chafyn,
querents ; and Robert Leversegge and Agnes his wife deforciants ;
for the manors of Berkeley and Fayreoke and the advowsons,
and for twenty-five messuages, four tofts, six mills, two dovecotes,
five hundred acres of land, one hundred and eighty-two acres
meadow, three hundred and six acres pasture, three hundred
acres wood, a hundred and fifty acres gorse and heath, and forty
shillings rent in Berkeley, Fayreoke, Orchardley, Lullyngton,
Wooford, Standerwyke, Skydmours, Wayfers, Hayders, and
Raden, also a moiety of the manor of Orchardley and the advow-
son of the church (and lands in Wilts). Robert and Agnes
acknowledged the right of William to the manor of Fayreoke
and a moiety of the manor of Orchardleigh and the advowsons
and lands and appurtenances in Fayreoke, Orchardleigh, Lul-

2o6 9ibM Countuil. i £)ltoar)l iv.

lyngton, Wooford, Standerwyke, Skydmours, Wayfers, Hayders,
and Raden, and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of
Agnes. And besides they granted that the manor of Berkeley
and the advowson with lands, mills, and dovecotes, gorse, and
heath, which John Neuburgh and Alice his wife held for the life
of Alice, the heritage of Agnes, shall remain to William and his
heirs, and they warranted against the abbot of Westminster ; for
this William gave them four hundred pounds sterling.

I IBlitoarJ IF (1461-2).

I. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St Martin in the thirty-
sixth year of the reign of Henry VI., formerly King of England
and France, and afterwards in the octave of St. Michael in the
first year of the reign of Edward IV., between John Broun cleric,
John Wyke of Bynden, and Richard Levermore querents ; and
Roger Wyke and Joan his wife deforciants ; for a moiety of the
manors of South Perot, Ocle, Pypelpen, Wynfryth, Hylytelton,
and Chiltern Dommer, with the advowson of Wynfryth, and for
a moiety of two messuages, two mills, three carucates land,
twenty-five acres meadow, seventy acres wood, and six pounds
and ten shillings rent and a rent of a pound of wax and half a
pound of pepper in Ocle and Pypelpen (and lands in Hants and
Wilts). Roger and Joan acknowledged the right of John Broun
and quit claimed for themselves and the heirs of Joan, and besides
they granted the homages and services (with others) of John
Beyngton knight, Robert Gylys, Walter Rodeney knight, and
Walter abbot of Caynesham ; for this John Broun gave them one
thousand pounds sterling.

3. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between
Robert Stowell esquire, Nicholas Hall esquire, Nicholas Hervy,
John Porter, and William Dodesham querents ; and John Kaynell
and Cristina his wife daughter of William Gascoigne deforciants ;
for the manor of Pykesasshe, a toft, a carucate of land, twenty
acres meadow, and pasture for twenty oxen in Milton and Loxhill
(and land in Dorset). John Kaynell and Cristina acknowledged
the right of Nicholas Hall and quit claimed for the heirs of

Bibtxi Counties;. 6 iEHbartl iv. 207

Cristina and they warranted against the abbot of Clyve ; for this
Nicholas gave them three hundred pounds sterling.

4 iSitoarlK JF (1464-5).

25. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Martin between
John Peres cleric, Gregory Westby and John Mervyn querents ;
and Thomas Burgh knight and Margaret his wife formerly wife
of William Botreaux of Botreaux knight, deforciants ; for the
manors of Chedder and Walton (and lands in Hants, Wilts,
Bristol, Dors., Berks and Devon). Thomas and Margaret
acknowledged the right of John Mervyn and quit claimed for
the heirs of Margaret ; for this John gave them one thousand
pounds sterling.

S iEDtoart JF (1465-6).

32. At Westminster in the morrow of the Purification
between John Pounde cleric, Thomas Pounde cleric and
Edmund Gloucester querents; and Henry Hull esquire and
Alice his wife deforciants ; for the manors of Wyghtlakyngton,
Estronyngton, Langeford, Fyfehede and Holewalerewe and
eight messuages, one hundred acres of land, one hundred acres
meadow and a rent of two pounds of cumin in Wyghtlakyngton,
Estronyngton, Langeford, Fyfehede, and Holewalerewe (and
lands in Dorset and Devon). Henry and Alice acknowledged
the right of John and quit claimed for the heirs of Alice ; for
this John gave them four hundred marcs of silver.

6 Ifttoaro JF (1466-7).

35. At Westminster in a month of Easter between John
Dynham esquire, Philip Bemond esquire, Roger Dynham
esquire, Charles Dynham esquire, Oliver Dynham cleric and
William CoflFyn querents ; and Fulco Bourchyer esquire son and
heir of William Bourchyer lord Fitz Waryn knight deforciant ;

2o8 SihvcH Counttes^. 6 Stifoartf iv.

for the manors of Norton juxta Taunton and Nonyngton, and
for nine messuages, eight gardens, ten acres meadow and twenty
acres pasture in Taunton and Pynteley and for the advowson of
Norton (and lands in Devon, Wilts and Cornwall). Fulco
acknowledged the right of Oliver and quit claimed ; for this
Oliver gave him six hundred pounds sterling.

36. At Westminster in a month of Easter between John
Shipward of Bristoll senior merchant querent; and Walter
Rodeney knight, Thomas Rodeney esquire son of the said
Walter, and John Rodeney esquire brother of the said Walter
deforciants ; for seven acres meadow in Redclyffeld in the
parish of Bedmynstre. Walter Thomas and John Rodeney
acknowledged the right of John Shipward as by their gift ; for
this John Shipward gave them four hundred marcs of silver.

40. At Westminster in the octave of the Purification in the
fifth year of King Edward and afterwards in the octave of
Michaelmas in the sixth year of the same king, between
Robert Bayngton and John Calowe querents ; and William
Coudray and Amicia his wife, daughter and heir of John Whit-
wode and Joan formerly his wife sister and heir of Thomas
Gulden esquire deforciants ; for the manors of Bukshaw and
Guldens wyke, and for fifteen messuages, eight tofts, five hundred
acres of land, forty acres meadow, fifty acres pasture, twenty
acres wood and twelve pounds rent in Kyngeston, Horethorn,
Milborn Port, Turneyate, Horsyngton, Endeston, Hengstrygge,
Charleton Camvyle, Seyntgeorgeshenton alias Henton Crafte,
Meryet, and Bukshaw and for common of pasture for six oxen
and two hundred sheep in Charleton Camvyle, and two hundred
and sixty sheep in Guldenswyke, Kyngeston and Horethorn
(and lands in Dorset). William and Amicia acknowledged the
right of John Calowe as by their gift and quit claimed for the
heirs of Amicia ; for this John granted to William and Amicia
the said manors and lands (except as below) to hold to them
and the heirs begotten of Amicia, and if Amicia die without
issue then after the decease of William to remain to the heirs
begotten of William, and if there be no such heir of William
then to remain to John Neuburgh senior esquire and the heirs

Btber^ Counties. 9 OrtoarTr iv. 209

of his body and if John Neuburgh die without such heirs then
to remain to his right heirs. And John Calowe granted also
to William and Amicia the lands in Milboni Port, Turnyete
and Hengstrigge to hold to thero and the heirs of Amicia
begotten, and if Amicia die without such heirs then after the
death of William to remain to Alice wife of John Whitwode
sister of the said William Coudray and the heirs of her body,'
and if Alice die without such heirs then to remain to John
Neuburgh and the heirs of his body, and if he die without
such heirs then to remain to his right heirs.

8 lEtoart JF (1468-9).

62. At Westminster in three weeks of Michaelmas between
John Wydeslade son of John Wydeslade senior and John
Brokhampton querents ; and Robert Cappys and Elizabeth his
wife deforciants; for the manors of Est Whitefeld and West
Whytefeld and for four messuages, five acres meadow and forty
acres pasture in Fyfehed (and lands in Dorset and Devon).
Robert and Elizabeth acknowledged the right of John Wydeslade
and quit claimed for the heirs of Elizabeth ; for this John granted
the same to Robert and Elizabeth to hold without impeachment
of waste for their lives and after their decease the manors of Est
Whytefeld and West Whytefeld and the lands in Fyfehed to
remain to James Cappys son of the said Robert and Elizabeth
and the heirs of his body, and if he die without such heirs, then
to remain to William Hody, son of Elizabeth and the heirs of
his body, and if William die without sucii heirs then to remain
to the right heirs of Elizabeth.

9 iBMna* JF (1469-70).

72. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between
Richard Chokke knight, William Courtenay knight, Thomas
Seymour knight, Peter Courtenay cleric, Walter Osborne cleric,
George Houton, and Edward Basyng querents ; and Edmund
Hungerford knight and Margery his wife deforciants ;' for the

2 E

210 SibttH ConntitH. 15 lEHriDarly iv.

manor of Lokyngton, and for six messuages, two hundred acres
of land, forty acres meadow, two hundred acres pasture and
forty shillings rent in Lokynton, Frome, and Gilmersdon (and
land in Wilts.). Edmund and Margery acknowledged the right
of Thomas and quit claimed for the heirs of Margery ; for this
Thomas gave them one thousand pounds sterling.

12 iSBtoarb IF (1472-3).

83. At Westminster in three weeks of Easter and afterwards
in the octave of Trinity, between John Spore cleric, and John
Staunton querents ; and David Lewes and Alice his wife
deforciants ; for a moiety of six messuages, eighty acres of land,
twenty acres meadow, twenty acres pasture, and four acres wood
in Portbury, Clopton, and Clyvedon (and messuages in Bristol).
David and Alice acknowledged the right of John Spore and
quit claimed for the heirs of Alice ; for this John gave them
forty pounds sterling.

13 IBJjfoatlr IF (1473-4).

92. At Westminster in the octave of St John Baptist
between William Stoweford querent ; and Roger Kemys and
Agnes his wife deforciants ; for a messuage, thirty acres of land,
six acres meadow, four acres pasture, and five acres wood in
Atewike in the parish of Swayneswike (and land in Glouc.)
Roger and Agnes acknowledged the right of William and quit
claimed for the heirs of Agnes, and besides they warranted
against Thomas, abbot of Westminster and his successors ; for
this William gave them two hundred marcs of silver.

15 iSltoatDf IF (1475-6).

100. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension,
between Humfry Talbot knight querent; and Edward Grey
knight and Elizabeth his wife deforciants ; for five pounds six

9ibnii Countufl. 17 StttoarH iv. 211

shillings and eightpence rent in Heygrove, Milverton, and
Bruggewater (and land in Devon and Glouc). Edward and
Elizabeth granted the same to Humfry to hold to him and his
heirs male begotten of them and the heirs of Elizabeth render-
ing therefor a rose at midsummer, and if Humfry die without
such heirs male then all to revert to Edward and Elizabeth and
the heirs of Elizabeth.

1 01. At Westminster in the morrow of the Ascension between
Thomas Stydolf gentilman querent ; and Thomas Grey, son of
Elizabeth queen of England consort of the lord the king, and
Cecilia lady de Haryngton and de Bonevyle his wife deforciants ;
for the manors of Pokyngton, Yearde, Pyxton, Hunspyll, de la
Haye, and Porlokke, and for twenty-three messuages, three caru-
cates, one hundred and thirty acres land, thirty-five acres meadow,
forty acres wood, and a moiety of a carucate of land, in West
Chynnok, Werne, Thorney, Hywysshe, Pyxton, Taunton, Lang-
port, Glaston, Halywyll, James, Yevelchestre, Chafcombe, and
Drayton, and for the advowson of Bokelond (and many manors
and lands in Devon, Cornwall, Dors., Suss., Leyc, Line, York, and
Cumberland). Thomas Grey and Cecilia acknowledged the right
of Thomas Stydolf as by their gift and they quit claimed for
themselves and the heirs of Cecilia, and besides they warranted
against John abbot of St Peter's Westminster and his successors.
For this Thomas Stydolf granted the said manors and tenements
to Thomas Grey to hold for life, and after his decease to remain
to the said Cecilia and her heirs.

17 «ltoart iV (1477-8)-

118. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. John Baptist
between John Reigny senior and John Reigny junior querents ;
and John Awebrey and Margery his wife deforciants ; for the
manor of Aysshewey Mounceux, and for four messuages, two
tofts and six hundred acres land, thirty acres meadow, sixty
acres pasture, forty acres wood and a hundred acres gorse and
heath in Dulverton, Aysshewey Archenesque, Aysshewey
Mounceux, Hyndeham, and Childecote (and lands in Devon),

212 9ihtxA CowxtUi, 21 CUtoarH iv.

John Awebrey and Margery acknowledged the right of John
Reigny senior and quit claimed for the heirs of Margery; for this
John Reigny senior gave them one hundred pounds sterling.

1 19. At Westminster in the octave of St. Martin between
Thomas Norton, John Arsos cleric, and Thomas Hexton
querents ; and William Bannar and Joan his wife deforciants ;
for a moiety of four messuages, sixty acres land, forty acres
meadow, twenty acres pasture and four acres v^ood in Portbury,
Clopton, and Clyvedon (and messuages in Bristol). William
Bannar and Joan acknowledged the right of John Arsos and
quit claimed for the heirs of Joan ; for this John Arsos gave them
one hundred pounds sterling.

21 IBWuart IF (148 1-2).

134, At Westminster in the octave of St Michael between
John Gambon, John Hugyn and John More querents ; and John
Walrond and Margaret his wife deforciants ; for eleven messu-
ages, two hundred acres land, fourteen acres meadow and sixteen
acres wood in Fordyngton (and lands in Devon). John
Walrond and Margaret acknowledged the right of John Gambon
and quit claimed for the heirs of Margaret; for this John
Gambon gave them three hundred pounds sterling.

137. At Westminster in the quinzaine of St. Hillary between
Cristofor Twynyho cleric, John Twynyho of Cirencestre esquire,
William Twynyho of Shipton Solers esquire, John Tame of
Fayreford esquire, Edmund Langeley of Sudyngton Langeley
esquire, Thomas Delalynde of Clencheston esquire, John Walshe
of Olveston esquire, William Lovell of Raffeston esquire, and
Thomas Warner of Cirencestre esquire querents; and Walter
Denys esquire and Agnes his wife deforciants ; for the manor of
Northcheryton and the advowson of the free chapel of South-
cheryton (and lands in Glouc. and Dors.). Walter and Agnes
acknowledged the right of John Twynyho as by their gift and
quit claimed for the heirs of Agnes, and they warranted against
Richard abbot of the monastery of St Mary Cirencestre and his

Tariouff tfounttefl. 213

successors ; for this John Twynyho gave them six hundred pounds
sterling.

22 '£MDa* JF (1482-3).

141. At Westminster in the morrow of All Souls between John
More, Adam Byrde, and Robert Crichepulle querents ; and John
Bonevyle and Alice his wife deforciants ; for the manor of Alles-
ton and the advowson of the free chapel of All Saints of Alleston
(and land in Devon). John Bouevyle and Alice acknowledged
the right of John More and they warranted for themselves and
the heirs of Alice ; for this John More gave them three hundred
pounds sterling.

Uar(oui8 {i.e. uitcertafn) (Eountitfl*

II. At Westminster, 21 Edward IV., in the quinzaine of
St Hillary, between the lord the king himself querent; and
William Kaylway and Joan his wife deforciants ; for the manors
of Ifeld (? Somerset), Wellys {} Somerset), and Cosyngton (?
Somerset). William and Joan acknowledged the right of the
king as by their gift and they warranted for themselves and the
heirs of Joan ; for this the king gave them three hundred and
fifty marcs of silver.

(Endorsed.) This fine was delivered in by the hand of John
Wode knight, Treasurer of England, 29th October, i Richard III.

(1484).

Recorded at Michaelmas, i Richard III., and enrolled by the
king's remembrancer. This fine was delivered 12th November,
I Richard III., into the court of John More, deputy of William
Catesby, one of the chamberlains, for safe custody.

INDEX.

Abbot, Warranty against. !

Bristol, 90 (2), 100, I

III, 129, 130, 131. t

Cirencestre, 212.

Clive, 125, 136, 207.

Dunkeswell, 202.

Ford, 13s, 195. I

Glaston, 80, 99 (2), 1

115, 117, 124, 127, 129, I
137, 140, 147, 151, 153. !

Keynesham, 203.

Muchelney, 140.

Shirbome, 126, 204.

Torre, 76.

Westminster, 71, 72,

75,80,81,89, 107,110,
117, 119, 127, 132, 150,
153 (2), 203, 206, 210,
211.

Wytham, 104.

Abboteston, Agnes, 14.

Wm., 14

Abell, Jno., 190.

Nichs., 19a

Abyn, Roger, 161.

Acton, Thos., 94.

Adam, Tno., 17 c.

Nichs., 138.

Adames, Jno., 117.

Adams, Jno., 65.

Affeton, Jno., 33.

Mary, 33.

Alampton, land, 104.

— ^ manor, 197.

Alba Rothyng, T. Broun,
of, 69.

Alderlttrh, Nichs., 192.

Aldewyke, land, 85.

Aldryngton, Richd., 54.

Aleyn, Wm., 44.

Aleys, Jno., 136.

Alfoxton, manor, 3.
Alfryngton, land, 176.
Alisaundre, Wm. , 59, 85.
AUer, Jno. de, 136.
Allere, Richd. de, 21.
Alierford, land, 62.
AUeston, free chapel, 1 16,
197, 213.

manor, 116, 197,

213.
Almandesworthy, manor,

83.
Almescombe, Joan, 82.

Wm., 82.

Almondesworth, manor,

59.
Alnercote, Agnes, 20.

Thos., 20.

Alnewyk, Wm., bp., 193,

201.
Alouf, Margery, 121.

Roger, 121.

Aire, advowson, 126.

chantry, 126.

land, 126.

manor, 126.

Alryngton, land, 64.
Alwarton, advowson, 21.

land, 64, 139.

manor, 21.

Alwyn, Jno., 63.
Alwyneshey, manor, 185.
Alyngford, advowson, 50,

182, 186.

church, 186.

manor, 50, 182, i86.

Alysaundre, Wm., 74.
Ameryk, Rd., 154.
a Meryk, Rd., 149.
Andre we, Alice, 159, 163.
Eliz., 47.

Andre we, Joan, 51.

Jno., 47.

Robt.,82, 180.

Thos., SI, 159, 163.

Anger, Wm., 156.
Anne, Alex, 59, 63, 69,

83, 93 (2).
AUce, 59, 63, 69, 83,

93 (2).
Ap Adam, Alice, 133.

Rd., 132.

Appe Henry, Ludovic, 155.
- — Margt., 155.
Aps, Jno., 176.
Arfos, Jno., 148.
Armeston, Wm., 76.
Arsos, Jno., 212.
Arthure, Rd, 1^2.
Artour, Edmundf, 24.
Arundel, earl of, 176, 200.
Arundell, Jno., iii.
Askell, Dionisia, 7.

John, 7.

Asplion, Jno., 42.
Asshe Boleyn, land, 84.
Assheby, Jno., 146.
Assheford, Wm., 167.
Assheley, Agnes, 119.

Matilda, 135.

Robt., 119.

Thos., 135.

Assheton, land, 50, 87, 97,

199.

manor, 87, [17.

Nichs,, 83.

Philyppe, manor, 153.

Theynes, manor, 134.

Asshewater, Joan, 159,

162, 163, 178, 179.
Asshewater, Jno., 159, 162,

163, 178, 179.

2l6

ffntfei:.

Asshewell, land, 87.

Aungereslygh, manor, 11 1.
Austell, Jno., 104, 196,

Bacon, Jas., 128, 146.

Asshewyk, land, loi, 102,

Joan, 128, 146.

104, 109.

197 (2).

Badbury, land, 187,

188

J. Dolling, of, loi.

Margt., 196, 197.

Steph., 196.

Austyll, Jno., 84, lOO.

(2).

AsshuU, land, 30, 189.

services, 189.

manor, 199,

Badialton, advowson.

187.

Astynton, advowson, 180.

Avenaunt, manor, 176, 182,

land, 28, 187.

land, 31, no, 125.

186.

Bageworth, land, 75.

manor, 180.

Avenelesheyghes, land, 55.

Bagge, Matilda, 8.

Atewike, land, 210.

Avenell, Jno., 167.

Thos., 8.

Athelardeston, land, 74,

Averey, Agnes, 140.

Baghay, Wm., 172.

87, 187, 188 (2).

Cristma, 140.

Baghaye, land, 118.

manor, 199.

Wm., 140.

Bagot,Jno., 158.
BaiUe, Jno., 21.

Athelney, Stathe juxta,

Awebrey, Jno., 211.

114.

Margy., 211.

Bailly, Agnes, 79.

Atte Bere, 155.

Axebrugge, land, 64, 65,

Jno. 14, 73.

— - Philip, 79.

Atte Chapell, Jno., 47.
Atte Courte, Geoff., 39.

124, 176, 196.

messuages, 190.

Baker, Joan, 52.

Atte Fenne, Alice, 37.

a rent, 45.

Jno., II, 52(2),

143,

Jno., 37

AtteForde, Theo.. 39.

Ayche, Margt., 179.

145.

Aylton, Julia, 150.

Walt., 126.

Atte Hill, Alice, 84.

Thos., 150.

Bakwell, land, 1 10.

Jno. , 84.

Ayssh, Wm., 142, 143.

Balsham, Wm., 86.

Atte Leagh, Hen., 156.

Aysshe, Lucy, 143.

Baltysburgh, land, 45,
Bamfeld, Jno., 25.

64.

Atte More, Alice, 31.

Aysshe Boleyn, manor, 57.

Jno., 31.

Ayssheholt, land, 88.

Thos., 25.

Atte Nywehall, Thos., 5.

Ayssheton Philip, land.

Banard, Joan, 141.

Atte Pyrie, Wm., 5.

153.

Wm., 141.

Atte Streme, Jno., 21.

manor, 153.

Banewell, land, 144, i

96.

Atte Water, Jno., 39.

Nicholas, 196.

Pontesside in, ))

Atte Welle, Adam, 19.

Aysshewey Archevesque,

Rolveston in, 123.

Atte Wick, 210.

land, 211.

Bannar, Joan, 212.

Atte Wode, Joan, 67.

Mounceaux, land,

Wm., 212.

Jno." 17, 90-

138,211.

Bannok, Walter, 21.

Wm.. 67.

manor, 211.

Barantyn, Drugo, 81.

AtteYa, Robt., 50.

Raleigh, land,

Joan, 81(2).

Wm., 50.

Atte Yate, Richd., 26.

139-

Regd., 81.

Ays^hewyk, Harygge in,

Barbour, Jno. , 143.

AtThe Wey, Jno., 92.

148.

Wm., 139.

Wm., 92.

Aysshhilyate, land, 194,

Bardale, Cristina, 185.

Aubery, Jno., 144.
Margy., 144.

Aysshille, land, 115, 150.

Baret, Thos., 200.

Aysshull, land, 170.

Barnabe, Isabella, 33.

Aubyn, Roger 14.

Barogh juxta Inglescomb,

Aune, Margaret de, 34.

Babbecary, land, 152, 204.

105.

Wm.,de, 34.

W. Jamys, of, 33.

Baron, Jno., 7.

Aunger, Jno., 16.

Agnes, 48.

Richd., 66.

Thos., 16, 29,31,48,

Thos., 48.

Robt., 132.

172.

Wm., 53.

Aungere, Joan, 55.

Babyngton, land, 12.

Barowe, Jno., 31.
Barreys, land, 194.

Jno., 54.

Thos., 55.

Jno., 12.

Katrina, 21.

Barston, Isabella, 112.

ittTller.

217

Barston, Jno., 112.
Bartelot, Cristina, 136.

Jno., senr., 140.

Jno., junr., 140.

Thos., 136.

Bartlot, Jno., 120.
Barton juxta Kyndwers-

ton, iia
Barton Kyngton, land, 5.
Barton, Jno., 52.
Baryngton, land, 126.
Basset, Edmund, 7.
Basyn, Gilb., 187.
Basyng, Edwd. , 209.
Basyngge, Gilbert, 21.
Batelbuigh, land, 21, 85.
Bath, Berewe, iuxta, 115.

Cross bath, 122.

messuage, 113, 122,

125.

rent in, 184

St. Michael's lane,

122.
Bath and Wells, John, bp.,

65, 74, 82. 83.

Nichs., bp., 182.

Bathe, Joan, 21,

Jno, 21, 84.

Margt., 7a

Thos,, 70.

Walt., 126.

Batheneston, land, 20, 21,

I73» 174, 198.
manor, 30, 59, 88,

93> 198.
Batte, Cristina, 128, 146.

Hugh, 183.

Thos., 184.

Wm., 128, 146.

Battescombe, land, 198.

J., Workman of, 198.

Noteville, land, 27.

Jno., 102, 191, 194,

195 (2).
Balyn, Jno., 173.
Baudryp, advowson, 13.

church, 191.

manor, 13.

Baunfeld, Agnes, 98.

Jno., 80, 98.

Peter, 98, 99.

Jno.

Phil

Baunfeld, Wm. , 98, 99.
Bavent, Jno., 191.
Bayford, manor, 200.
Bayford, Alice, 139.
Bayngton, Robt., 208.
Bays, Joan, 120.

Jno., 132.

Rd« of Obley, 120.

Thos., 132.

Bealle, Tno., 169.
Beare, land, 118.
Beamevyle, Simon, 27.
Beauchamp, Alianor, 187

(2), 188, 189.

Joan, 177.

Jno., 29, 191.

Thos., 80, 180, 187

(2), 188, 189.

Wm., 177.

Beaumond, Alianor, 1 16.
Isabel., 174.
'no., 116, 142, 193.
lilip, 12a
Beaumont, Alice, 196.

viscount, 113, 201.

Beaupeny, Margt., 13.

Thos., 13.

Beaupyne, Margaret, 9,

10, II, 12.

Thos., 9, 10, II, 12.

Beaushen, Thos., 85.
Beawecombe, Alice, 130.

Rd., 130.

Bechynstoke, advowson,

land, 106.

Bedford, Andrew, 125.
Bcdmynstre, land, 57, 108,
208.

messuages, 10.

Beef, Jno., 177, 183.
Beek, Isabella, 82.

Jno., 82.

Beket, Jno., 24.

Matilda, 24.

Bekyngton, advowson, 95.

land, 58, 151.

manor, 95.

T. Boss of, 58.

~. Franklyn of, 84.
no., 5.

=ii

Bele, Jno., 77.
Belknapp, Hen., 144.
Belly, Jno., 97.

Mary, 97.

Belweton, land, 49, 154,

170.
— :— manor, 71.
Bemond, Philip, 207.
Benet, Robt., 188.

Wm., 30, 39, 171.

Benne, Isabel, 173.

Jno., 173.

Benre, land, 201.
Ben worth, Jno., 36.
Beof, Wm., 86 (2), 198.
Berdesle, Alice, 81.

Thos., 81.

Berdon, land, 54.

Bcre Craucombe,

advowson, 9.

manor, 9.

Berewe (Bath), land, 115.
Berewyk, manor, 20, 158.
Berforde, messuage called,

118.
Bergavenny, W.

Beauchamp of, 177.
Berkeley, advowson, 205.

land, 205.

manor, 33, 205.

Berkeley, Eliz., 38, 170.

Tno., 38, 170.

lord, 38, 47.

Maurice, 38, 192.

Thos. de, 38, 177.

Berkerollys, Ismania, 50.

Laurence, 50.

Berkley (Frome), land, 57

149.
Berlegh, Alice, 167.

Isabel., 167.

Jno., 167.

Berowecourt, manor, 132.
Bertelot, Thos., 126.
Bcsyle, Agnes, 119.

Wm., 31, 119.

Betenyle, Geoff., 5.

Margaret, 5.

Bevyn, Jno., senr., 152 (2).

Kath., 152.

Beyngton, Jno., 206.

2 F

2l8

Ititfer.

Biccombe, Margt., 31.

Rd.,31.

Biconyll, Jno., 143.
Bienamour, Rd., 99.
Bierdene, Wm., 53.
Bilhoke, Roger, 53.
Biset, Margt., 166.
Bisshopeston juxta

Mountagu, i.
Blakedon, land, 18, 69.
Blakeford, advowson, 28.

land, 28, 70, 181.

Blakelond, land, 125, 127,

145.

Jno., 67.

Blakemore, J. Kenne of,

119.

Hen., 185.

Blakenale, Thos., 170.
Blakenhale, Alice, 135.

Jno., 135.

Blakerythe, land, 95, 96.
Blaneford, Thos., 56.
Blays, Mary, 13.

Walter, 13.

Blewet, Jno., 83, 85, 89,

93(2), 94, 119.
Blower, Jno., 92.
Bluet, Agnes, 12.
Jno., 12, 88, 113,

184.
Bluwet, Jno., 6.
B6chell, Alice, 88, 98.

Isabella, 16.

Jno., 16.

Wm., 78, 88. 94,

98.
Bodecleye, land, 5, 22.
Bodecleygh, J. Cammell

of, 103.
Bodecombe, land, 85.
Bodell, Wm., 151.
Bodneston, land, 8, 9.
Boef, Edith, 80.

Jno., 80, 182.

Boft, Thos., 96.
Bogell, Alice, 113.

Wm.,113, 114.

Bokelond, advowson, 211.
Bokelond Dynham

(Devon), land, 161, 165.

Bokelond St. Mary, land,

86, 120.
Bokelond, Philip, 57.
— ■" Walt, 148.

Wm., 202.

Bokkyng, Rd., 47-
Bokyngham, Rd., 190.
Boldesore, Eliz., 155.

Jno., 155.

BoUe, Ahce, 179.

Joan, 159, 163.

Jno., 159, 163, 179.

Walt., 159, 163.

BoUey, Agnes, t6o, 163.

Jno., x6o, 163.

Bolney, Jno., 56.

Bolour, Jno, 74, 187 (2),

188, 189.

Thos., 168.

Bolpanne, Jno., 161, 164,

179.
Boncombe, land, 158, 160,

162, 164.
Boncorps, Jno., 161, 164.
Bond, Rd., 159, 163, 179.
Bonevile, Wm., 169.
Bonevyle, Alice, 213.

Cecilia, lady, 211.

Jno., 1 16, 213.

lord, 112, IIS, ^^^t

118, 119.
Wm., 79, 88, 97,

117, 120, 193.
Bonevyll, Eliz., 92.

Margaret, 2, 182.

Wm., 2, 92, 182.

Boon, Thos., 151.
Borbache, Nichs., 159,

162.
Borde, Wm., 54.
Borghe, land, 16.
Borton, land, 199.
Bosington, land, 62.
Bosom, Agnes, 145.
Boson, Agnes, 128.

Joan, 53, 77 (2).

Ralph, 77 (2), 128,

145.

Robt., 53, 77.

Bossejno., 58.
Thos., 58.

Boteler, Alice, 5.

Jno., 5, 121, 171.

Ralph, 113, 193,

201 (2).
Bothemeston, manor, 183.
Botilers, land, 45.

manor, 121.

Botiller, Edwd., 45.

Margt., 45.

Botreaux, Eliz., 2.

Jno., loi.

Margt., 132, 207.

Wm., 2(2), 84, 177,

207.

Wm., lord, loi, 130.

W. Botreaux of, 207.

Botriaux, Eliz., 33.

Jno., 33.

Voucher, Alice, 87.

Jno., 71.

Thos., 87.

Boundenham, Agnes, 44,

45.

Jno., 44, 45.

Bourbache, manor, 174.
Bourchyer, Fulco, 207.
W., Lord Fitzwaryn,

207.
Bourehenton, T. Gefferys

of, 109.
BouiiKchier, Thomasia',

Wm., 196.

Bourne Langeford, land,

85.
Bourne, Jno., 148.
Bourton, Wm., 116.

Bounmg, Thos., Ul.
' >., 161,

164,

Boydon, Jno.,

179.
Boys, Jno., 156.

Margery, 138.

Nichs., 138,

Wm., III.

Boyton, Margery, 23, 159,

162.

Richd., 23, 159, 162.

Bracton, Thos., 187.
Bracys, messuage called,

120.
Bradefeld, land, 85.

inllf^.

2X9

Bradeford, land, 55.

manor, 167. '

J. Persons of, 52, 71.

Bradeleygh, land, 104.
Bradewey, land, 115, 134.
Bradford, land, 147.
(Wellington), manor,

184.
Bratton, Thos. , 49, 58, 97.
Braus, Alice, 140.

Jno., 140.

Braybrok, Gerd. de, 157,

158.
Bremel, Math., 54.
Brene, land, 175.

manor, 146.

Brent, Jno., 3, 119, 168.

Robt., 125, 142.

Bretell, Isabella, 62.

Lucy, 62.

Richd., 62.

Brice, Thos., 142.
Bridcombe, manor, 91.
Brideport, J. Roger of, 20.
Bridp;ewater, W. Gas-

coigne of, 19, 52.
Briggewater, church, 53.
land, 68, 70, 78, 87,

90, 105, 107, 109, 120,

127. 1361 I39» 140, I45f
148.

messuages, 62, 94,

128, 130, 145.
Brissheford, a rent in, 27.
Bristol, Abbot of, 90 (2),

100, III, 129, 130, 131.

burgess, 42, 45'

messuage, 199, 210,

212.

New Inn, 174.

shops, 82, 194.

R. Baron of, 132.

W. Bierdene of, 53.

R. Qerk of, 87.

J. Colchestre of, 24.

R. Meryk of, 149.

W. Power of, 97.

R. Ricard of, 132.

R. Russell of, 57.

J. Shipward of, 208.

R. Todde of, 132. '

Brit, Jno., 58.
Britte, Jno., 142.
Brit ton, land, 175.
Brode, Wm., 135.
Brok, Jno., 171.
Broke, Joan, 84.

Jno., 174.

Thos., 84, 119.

Brokhampton, Jno., 130,

133. 136. 209.

Thos., 15, 17, 3a

Bromdon, common, 20,

173.
Bromefeld, land, 118.

manor, 31.

Bromlowe, Jno., 100.
Brompton Raafe, advow-

son, 20, 71, 174.
land, 20, 77, I73»

174.
manor, 71, 72,

174.
Bronyng, Wm., 202.
Brook Joan, I, 41, 49,

175. 191 (2), 194-

Thos., I, 41, 49,

170, 191 (2), 175 (2),
194, 195.

Brooke, Joan, 34.

Thos., 34.

Brookyelchestre, manor,

194.
Broughton, Eliz., 87.

Wm.,87.

Broun in Trebuigh, manor,

144.
Broun, Adam, 104.

Alice, 144.

Anne, 205.

Cristina, 6, 205.

Tas.,204.

Joan, 69, 204.

Jno., I04» 206.

Margt., 104.

Maurice, 144.

Thos., 63, 69, 85,88,

89.

Wm.,6, 185.

Broune, Jno., loi.

Jno., alias Dolling,

lOI.

Brownyng, Jno., 184.
Bruer, Jno., 55, 179-
Brugge, Alice, 184.

-Edwd., 184.

Jno., 20.

Rd., 115, 130, 134,

137.
Bruggewater, castle, 177,

193-

land, 6, 7, 18, 19,

149, 181.
— lordship, 177, 193.

rent in, 21 1.

BrustoUia, W. Rabbock of,

27.
Bruton, land, 37, 57, 139.
Bruton, R. Petevyn of, 145.

Jno., 159, 16^, 179-

Lucy, 159, 163, 179.

Richd-, 45> 49> 52.

Bruyn, Maurice, 113.
Biyan, Margery, 99.

Wm., 99.

Bryanston, J. Roger of, 180

(2).
Bryce, Jno., 25.
Brydde, Joan, 115.

Jno., 115.

Wm., 115.

Bryggewater, land, 109.

messuage, 129.

Bryghtlegh, Cristina, 3.

Thos., 3.

Brympton, advowson, 78,

chantry, 78, 85.

manor, 78, 85.

Brymptonrafe, land, 77.
Brynyng, Edith, 56.

Peter, 56.

Bryt, Wm., 72.
Brytt, Ralph, 85.
Brytte, Joan, 198.

Rd., 198.

Buchell, RobL, 38.
Buckland Dynham, land,

158.
Bukshaw, land, 208.

manor, 208.

Bulman, Wm., 202.
Burbache, Nichs., 178.

^26

Inker.

Burcy, Agn^, 25.

Jno., 25.

Richd., 25.

Walt., 85.

* Wm., 25.

Burellesmyle, in Coker,

124.
Burford, Jno., 169.
Burgh, Margt., 126, 207.

Robt., 53.

Thos., 126, 207.

Burleston, Wm., 28.
Burley, Wm., 113, 201.
Burnell, Agnes, 103.

Hen., 155.

Isabel., 155.

Joan, 152.

Rd., 152.

Tristram, 103, 126.

Bumham, land, 113, 150,

manor, 140.

Bursy, RobL, 140.
Barton, land, 142.
Burton (East Coker),

land, 97.
Burton, Jno., 113.

Rd., 147, 202.

Thos., 180.

Bury, Eliz., 53.

Wm., 26, 50, S3.

Bussh, Alianor, 68, 180,

181.

Joan, 72.

Jno., 72.

Ralph, 17, 68, 180,

181, 195 (2).
Busshe Alianor, 185, 189,

191. j

Joan, 62, 191.

Ralph, 62, 74, 185,

188, 187 (2), 189, 191. '

Wm., 191.

Busshop, Alice, 91. |

Jno, 91. 1

Busshopworth, land, 48,

57*94-

Unwyn of, 48.

Buyssh, Agnes, 49.

. Jno., 49.

Byccomb, Beatrice, 88.

Byccomb, Rd., 88, 193.

Thos., 88.

Byconnell, Jno., 152.
Byddesham, land, 64.
Bydesgate, Wm., 135.
Bydyk, Joan, 168.

Philip, 168.

Bye, Richd., 95.
Bygge, Matilda, 98.

Thos., 98.

Bykelegh, Thos., 39.

Walter, 39.

Bykenell, land, 155.

manor, 8.

Bykenell, Jno., 150.
Bylhesworthy, land, 186.
Bynden, J. Wyke of, 206.
Byngham, Rd., justice,

201.
Byrde, Adam, 213.
Bysshop, Alice, 92, 93.

Jno., 92, 93, 191.

Peter, 172.

Bysshopworth, land, 94.
Bytelsgate, Thos., 189.
Bythemore, Jno., 94.

Wm., 94.

By the More, Wm., 89,

93.
Bythesea, Joan, 161, 164,

179-
Jno., 161, 164.

C . . Edith, 70.

Hugh, 70.

Caaru, Giles, 143.
Jno., 143.

Maigt., 143.

Cable, Jno., 19.
Cachebare, Wm., 160,

164.
Cacheman, Wm., 139.
Cadbury, North, land, 2.

Jno., 93, 94, 97.

Cadecote, land, 127, 128,

145-
Cadell, Edwd., 127.
Cagelegh, land, iSiS.
Cales, Theo., 195.
Caleys, |no., 8.
Juliana, 8.

Calowe, Jno., 208.
Camelegh, land, 101, 130,

»37.
Camerelton, advowson,

196.

land, 101.

manor, 196.

Cammell Abbis, land, 152.

Jno., 103.

Camnyle, Jno, 172.
Campedene church, 100.
Cancy, Walter, 68.

Wm.,17.

Candell, Edwd., 114.
Canon, Henry, 31, 39.

Jno., II.

Ralph, 54.

Canterbury, abp. of, 200,

201.
Cantokeshed church, 2a
Cantokkyshed, West, 3,
Canynges, Thos., 149

Wm., 113.

Canyngton, church, 53.
land, 56, 77, 88, 92,

107, 120, 127, 139, 140,

14s, 148, 158, 159, 162,

178.
Capeland, Gilb., 3a
Capenore, manor, 14.
Capons, rent, 20, 62, 173.
Cappes, Eliz., 200.

Robt., 200.

Cappys, Eliz., 209.

Jas., 209.

Robt., 209.

Carampton, land, 89.
Carant, Wm., 114, 127.
Cardinal of England, 195.
Carent, Jno., 68, 195 (2).

Nichs., 205.

Wm., 78 (2), 84,88,

112, 180, 190, 192 (2),

205.
Carewe, Nichs., 150.
Carkyk, Jno., 199.
Carlisle, M. bp. of, 200.
Carrewe, Joan, 187.

Thos., 68, 187.

Carsewell, land, 133.
Carter, Edmd., 102 (2).

InHer.

22t

Carter, Jno., 78, 79, 151. |
Carwe, Thos., 182.
Gary, Hugh, 22, 57, 63,

83.
Castelcary, lord, 28.
R. de St. Mauro, of,

28.
Castelman, Jno., 11.
Cat, Jno., 39.
Catcote, chantry, 75.

land, 6, 7, 146.

manor, 75.

Catesby, Wm., 213.
Catur, Robt., 124, 135.
Cave, Philip, 77, 120.

Richd., 77.

Thos., 23, $6, L2a

Cayleway, Joan, 1 11.

Jno., III.

Cayner Magna, land, 19,

23.
Cayner Parva, land, 19.
Cayner, J. Webbe of, 23.
Caynesham, abbot, 206.
Cerney, land, 92, 93.
Chaddemere, land, 183.
Chaddesley, Jno., 173.
Chaddeworth, Joan, 73.

Jno., 73.

Chafcombe, land, 211.
Chaiyn, Jno., 205.
Chamber, Edwd., 128,

145.
Chamberlayn, ... 7.
Chambre, Joan, 88.

Jno., 88.

Champeneys, Eliz., 105.
Hen., 94, 97, 105

(2), 150, 197.

Joan, 105.

Jno., 105, 132.

Kd., 105.

Champemoun, Hugh, 117,

200.

Jo^n, 117, 200.

Thos., 117, 200.

Wm., 200.

Chapell, Agnes, 47, 102

(2).
Jno., atte, 47, 102

(2).

Chard, Hall in, 154.
Charlcombe, manor, 157

(2).
Charleton, manor, 42, 73.
Charleton Adam, land,

22, 50.
Charleton Camvyle, land,

195. 208.

manor, 195.

Charleton Makerell, ad-

vowson, 202.

land, 50.

manor, 202.

Charleton Musegrose,

manor, 202.
Charleton juxta Wroxhale,

land, 79.
Charleton, Edwd., 177.

Thos., 205.

Chaseman, Jno., 20.
Chaucers, Matilda, 176.
Thos., 49, 175, 176,

177.
Chaunceler, Rd., 116.
Chayne, Jno., 127, 143.
Chedder, land, 124, 176.

manor, 207.

vicar, 84.

Cheddre, Eliz., 51.

Richd., 51, 84.

Chedesey, land, 127, 128,

145, 146.

manor, 189.

Chedmershe (Stokgomer),

land, 112, 123.
Cheffare, Agnes, 20.
Chelleworthe, land, 15,

155.
Chelton, land, 6, 13, 43,

74, 125, 127, 128, 145,

158, 160, 162, 164 (2),

181.
Chelvy, advowson, 65, 74,

106.

land, 65, 106.

Cherde, land, 194.
Cherdelynch, advowson,

158, 162, 178.
land, 88, 158, 159,

162,. 178.
Cherlton, Eliz., 173.

Cherlton, Walt., 173.
Chermerdon, land, 20, 173.
Chesbroke, Joan, 184.

Jno., 184.

Cheselade, land, 125.

manor, 181.

Chesilden, Joan, 44 (2),

45-

Robt., 44, 45.

Chestermede, land, 117.
ChetlynfiTton, land, 126.
Cheverell, Jno., 48, 170,

177. 185.
Chewe, Thos., 91, 135
Cheye, Agnes, 12.

Geoff., 12.

Cheyne, Hugh, 3.

Jno., loi, 102(2), 117

143-

Jno., of Pynne, 104.

Julia, loi.

Marpt., 95.

Matilda, 3.

Wm.,95.

Chichester, bp. of, 113,

200.

W. Abboteston, 14.

Chidyok, Jno., 195(2).
Childecote, land, 211.
Chillecote, land, 139.

Jno., 139.

Chiltern Dommer, land,

103, 105, 190, 192, 200.
manor, 29,

58, 206.
Chilton, land, 19, 35.

Cantelo,4and, 18.

Cantelowe, manor,

202.
Chinnok, West, land, 22.
Chiplegh, Agnes, 31, 40,

172.

Eliz., 30, 39, 40, 17.

Thos., 30, 39, 40, 172,

Chipman, Thos., 39.
Chipstable, land, 198.
Chirche, Jno., 102, 194.
Chirchehill, manor, 196.
Chirwold, land, 23.
Chiselden, Joan, 44, 46 (2).
— r- RobL, 46.

3^2

InUn*.

Chitteme, Jno., 171.
Chitton sub Menedepe,

land, loi.
Chivalers :

Berkeley, J., 170.

T. de, 177.

Boneuyll, Wm., 2.

Brook, T., 34, 49, 170.

Carrewe, T., 68.

Charleton, E., 177.

Cheyne, Hugh, 3.

Coker, R., 177.

Devereux, J., 157.

FiU NichoU, T., 47.

Grey de Ruthyn, R.,
158.

Greyndoure, J., 177.

Haukeford, W., 36.

Hungerford, W., 36, 59.

Lescrop, H., 25, 176.

Lorty, Jno., 17.

Lovell, Thos.,47.

Lucy, W., 193.

Malet, Baldwin, 23.

Paulet, Jno., 12.

Pelham, J., 177.

Popham, J., 166.

Romesey, W., 166.

Seymour, Edwd., 47.

Stafford H. of Houke,
165.

Stafford, Hump., 82,
165.

Stafford, H. de, junr.,
156, 165.

Talbot, W.. 182.

Tiptot, J., 171.
Chiwe, land, 190.
Chokke, Joan, 115, 119,

121.
Jno., 104, 121, 130,

I34» 137.
Richd., 93> 94i 97i

100, 104, 106, III, 115,

119, 120 (2), 121 (2),

122 (2), 130, 134, 135,

137(2), 209.

Thos., 15a

Wm., 130.

Chount, Joan, 63.
Wm., 63.

Chubbe, Alice, 52.

Hen., 52.

Chubbeleigh, manor, 179.
Churchey, Jno., 20.

Sibilla, 2a

Churchill, land, 47, 85,

142.
Chuselden, Eliz., 186.

Jno., 186.

Chuton sub Mynedepe,

land, 135.
Bonevyle, lord, 112,

115.
Super le hurste, land,

135.
Chydeok, Jno.,41 (2), 185.
Chynnore, Tno., 34,

Matilda, 34.

Chywe, land, 192, 200.

J. Buyssh of, 49.

Cirencestre, abbot of, 212.

J. Twynho of, 212.

T. Warner of, 212.

Cisrewast, Thos., 204.
Clareham, L., More of, 44.
Clavelleshay, Rd., 124.
Claverham, free chapel,

91.

land, 65, 91, 166.

manor, 71, 91.

Clay, Robt, 117, 204.
Cleffeld, Philip, 21.
Clement, Nichs., 172.
Clencheston, 212.
Clerk, Joan, 49.

Jno., II.

Rd., 49, 87, 99, "7,

184.
Thos., alias Lyons,

108.

Wm., 21.

Gierke, Joan, 151.

Jno., 151.

Cleve, land, 65, 194.
Clevedon, manor, 38 (2).
Clewer, 63.

manor, 89, 90.

Cleye, Jno., 105.
Cleyhangre, land, 66.
Cl^huU, manor, 139.
Clifford« Hen., 173.

Qiva, abl)ot of, 125, 136.
Cloford, land, 154.
Clopton, advowson, 182.

land, 210, 212.

manor, 182.

Clopton, Cristina, 8, 9.

Rd., 8, 9, 120.

Clontesheun, Wm., 51.
Clovegilliflower, a rent,

187, 188.
Glutton, land, lOi.
Glyve, abbot of, 20, 207.
Glyve (Yatton) land, 44,

46.
Glyve, Joan, 145.

Jno., 128.

Glyvedon, land, 141, 210,

212.
Glyvedon, Math, de, 12.
Cobbe, Hugh, 8.

Jno., 8.

Matilda, 8.

Walter, 8.

Wm., 8.

Godecombe, manor, 50,

182, 186.
Godecombe Mohun.,

manor, 108.
Codeworth, manor, 55.
Codford, Jno., 59.
Godrington, Jno., 192.
Coffyn, Wm., 207.
Gogayn, Wm., iii.
Cokayn, Thos., 182.
Coke, Joan, 146.

Wm., 146.

Cokelyngton, 66.

manor, 200.

Coker, Agnes, 175.

Alianor, 61, 83, 113.

Alice, 29, 41, 58,

94.

Elena, 14.

las., 145.

Jno., 14 (2), 34, 61,

83, 113, 127, 130, 145.

Margt, 127, 130.

Math., 168, 175.

Nichs., 14 (2), 29,

41, 48, 58, 85, 94, 124.
Robt, 113, I7S»I77.

fntrer.

223

Coker, Willelma, 124.
Colbewe, Alice, 193. |

Jno., 193. -."-.-^

Colchestre, Jno., of)Bristol,

24.
Cole, Agnes, 117.

Jno., 68, 117.

Colecombe, land, 1 16, 143.
Colepayne, Nichs., 41.
Coles, Hen., 146.
Colet, Alice, 29, 170.

Geoff., 29, 170.

Colford, land, 63.
Collevylle, Robt., 184.
CoUey, land, 23, 25.
CoUynges, Cristina, 9.

Robt., 9.

Colman, Wm., 46.
Colston, Thos., 9, 10, 11.
Colswayn, Jno., 127.
Columbrigge, Jno., 39.
Colyns, Joan, 141.

Jno., 141.

Wm., 141.

Combe, land, 57, 151.

Combe, Alice, 150.

Jno., 13, 135, 150

(2).

Julia, 150.

Wm,, 195,204.

Combeflory, land, 64, 167.
Combehawey, land, 56.
Combe St Nicholas, land,

41, 170.
Combe Sydenham, J. Syd-
enham of, 94.
Combewyche, land, 105,

127, 145, 166.
Comelond, Agnes, 2.

Jno., 2.

Common lands, 173.
Compton, land, 113, 169,

176. I

Compton, Jno., 26. |

Compton Bishop, messu- !

ages, 190.
Compton Durnvyle, land,

66. I

manor, 170, 181. '

Compton Martyn, advow- '

son, 118, 179, 201. I

Compton Martyn, manor,

117, 179,201.
Compton Pauncefote, land,

190, 192, 200.
Conell, Jno., 8.
Conestable, Wm., 170.
Congesbury, toft called,

120.
Cooke, Jno., 103.
Cope, Jno., 186.
Copenham, land, 178.
Copleston, Anne, 148.

Jno., 83.

Thos., 52, 148.

Corbri^e, Jno., 102, 194.
Corfe, Jno., 53.
Corff, Robt., 83.
Corhampton, land, 94.
Comu, Joan, 62.

Wm., 62.

Comyssh, Cristina, 12.

Elena, 183.

Wm., 12, 183.

Correwyn, Wm., 202.
Corylond, land, 18.
Corymalet, advowson, 168,

171. ,

land, 155.

manor, 168, 171.

Corypole, advowson, 23.

manor, 23, 158, 162.

Cory Ryvell, Common,

183.

land, 142, 183.

Cosyngton, land, 8 (2), 56,

136.

manor, 181, 213.

J. Brente of, 119.

Cote, land, 138.
Cote, Rusticus, 140.
Cotell, Edith, 123.

Thos., 123.

Cotes, Thos., 99, 188.
Cothe, Jno., 204.
Cottesmore, Jno., 89, 90,

(2).
Cotton, Walter, 20.
Cotusmore, Tno. , 57.
Cotys, Cristiana, 113.

Jno., 113.

Robt., 145.

Couche, Jno., 61.
Coudray, Alice, 209.

Amicia, 208.

Wm., 208.

Coumbe, land, 17.
Courte, Geof. atte, 39.
Court enay, Anae, 16.

Humf., 84.

Joan, 69, 71, 83.

Jno., 69, 71, 83,85,

88, 93.

Peter, 209.

Philip, 16, 80, 92,

97.

Thos., 80, 86 (2).

Wm., 209.

Courteys, Robt., 42.
Coventre, Wm., 20, 30,

167.
Cowes, Rd., 146.
Craan, Jno., 18.
Craas, Jno., 72.
Craft, land, 55.
Craucombe, land, 26, 112.

manor, 31.

Rabbok in, 123.

Credlyngcote, land, 193.
Credy, Agnes, 90.

Wm., 90.

Cressebien, Jno., 66.
Cressy, Wm., 17, 44.
Creswell, Robt., iii.
Criche, J. Smyth of, 96.
CrichepuU, Robt., 213.
Cristesnam, Matilda, 3,

Nich., 3, 4.

Cristopolitamis, 159, 162,

178.
Crofte, Jno., 186.
Crokett, Jno., 39.
Crokkesale, Cecilia, 34.

Jno., 34.

Cromwell , Ralph, 113,

200, 201.
Croppesbradene, land,

187, 188 (2).

services, 189.

Crosse, land, 176.
Crosse, Joan, 31, 40,

172.

224

fittrrr.

Crosse, Jno., 31, 40, 172.
Crukern, land, 46, 47.

133, 155.

Crukern, Alice, 9.

Jno.,9, 56.

Cryket, ' Thomas, manor,

132, 203.
Crykette, land, 118, 201.
Crymelford, land, 55.
Crymmylfordemede, land,

194.
Cuffe, Jno., 97.
Culler, Kath., 21.

Wm., 21.

CuUyford, Edwd., 87.
Cumberford, Wm., 202.
Cumflore, manor, 167.
Cumin, a rent, 60, 95, 122,

127, 130, 14S, 158, 162,

178, 187, 207.
Curlynche, land, 112, 123.
Curtey^,. Isabella, 109.

Robt., 177.

Thos., 109.

Cutte, Jno., 54.

Dabemoun, Jno., 172,

184.
Dale, Eliz., 143.

Jno., 143.

Wm., 143.

Damarle, Joan, 9.

Wm., 9.

Dangervile, Alice, 109.

Jno., 109.

Dansey, Jno., 106.
Danyell, Jno., 73, 159,

162, 178.
Darell, Wm., 74.
Darleston, Henry, 9, 10,

II
Daubeney, Eliz., 152.
Giles, 74» 187 (2),

188, 189.

Jas., 152.

Daunce, Eliz., 138.

Thos., 138.

Dauntesey, Edmd., 67.

Jno., 137.

Davy, Isabella, 81.
Joan, 109.

Davy, Jno., 81, -109.

Nichs., 66.

Davynlre, Thos., 66.
Dawekyn, Jno., 63.
Day, Jno., 96.
Decke, Alice, 15.

Jno., 15.

Dekene, Jno., 6.

Leucia, 6.

Robt., 6.

Delahav, Joan, 74.

Thos., 74, 106.

Delalynde, Thos., 212.
De la Mare, Jno., 45. .
De la More, Geo., 21, 22.

Isabella, 22.

Joan, 21, 22.

Wm., 22.

Dene, Joan, 37, 148.

: jno., 37.

Wm. 148.

Denys, Agnes, 212.

Alice, 116.

Joan, 116, 197.
[no., 96.
^alt., 212.

Wm., 116, 197.

Devereux, Joan, 157 (2).

Jno., 157(2).

Devon, earl of, 80, 86 (2).
Dey, Margt., 160, 163.
Deye, Robt., 183.
Deyghere, Ralph, 55.
Dill, Rd., 158, 161, 178.
Dixon, Nichs., 74,
Dixton, Rd., 193.
Dodde, Agnes, 67.

Jno., 67.

Doddlynch, Roger, 1 1.
Dodesdene (Wells), land,

54.
Dodesdene, Cecilia, 54. J

Walt., 54.

Dodesham, Joan, 94, 97,

99, 189-

Wm., 54, 89, 94, 97,

99, 105, 108, 115 (2),
116, 117, 119, 128, 136,
(2), 141, I45» 189, 190,
206.

Dodeville, land, 30.

Joaj

Jno

Dod3rngton, church, 116.

land, 112, 123.

Jno., 56.

Dolling, Jno., eUias firoun,

lOI.

DoUynj;, Robt., 13a

Simon, 169.

Donewere, land, 120, 127,

145.
Donkertone, advowson,

98.

land, loi.

manor, 98.

Donne, Wm., 1 01.
Donnend, land, 78.
Donnyng, Isolda, 12a

Thos., 120.

Donyate, 44.
Dorsete, Jno., 54.
Doulting, land, 45.

vicar, 3.

Dounheved, manor, 30,

198.
Douryssh, Thos., junr.,

202.
Dovery, land, 16.
Dowden, . . .31.
Dows, Thos., 103.
Draper, Jno., 154.
Drayton, land, 211.
Drayton, Wm., 113..
Dreyton, Wm., 122.
Droys, Jno., 170.

Margt., 170.

Duddeley, Jno., 200.
Duddyng, Agnes, i.

Jno., I.

Dultjmg, Jno., 148.
Dultyngcote, land, 137.
Dulverton, land, 27, 97,

138, 147,211.

Ayshwey in, 138, 139.

Chilcote in, 139.

Hyndham in, 138.

Dummere, Edmd., 29 (2),

58.
Dunkeswell, abbot of,

202.
Dunpole, manor, 44.
Dunsterre, land, 81, 89,

156.

Dunsterre, messuages, 71.

J. Bailie of, 21.

Dunsterre, Richd., 15,

172.
Dunstersdene, J. Foster of,

49, 176.
Dun were, land, 70, 105.
Durburgh, land, 8, 194.
Durburgh, Jas., 20, 42.

Joan, 4.

Ralph, 4. 59, 63, 69,

83, 88.
Durburgh's Hethfeld,

manor, 83,
Durecote, land, loi.
Durham, Maria, 15.

Jno.,15.

Durlegh, land, 78, 107,

118, 127, 128, 145, 148.
Durneford, land, 36 (2),

130.
Dumell, Alice, 30.

Jno., 30.

Dury, Jno., 200.
DwelknoUe, manor, 186.
Dyberworthe, J. Gerard of,

48.
Dychescove, land, 57.
Dychesyate, land, 45, 64,

104, 197.
Dyer, Jno., 102, 152.
Dykefold, land, 87.
Dyker, Tno., 78, 103, 154.

Juliana, 103.

Dylyngton, Matilda, 188.

Rd., 188.

Dyneley, Alice, 150.

Steph,, 150.

Dynham, Chas., 207.

Jno., 165, 207.

Matilda, 165.

Oliver, 207.

Roger, 207.

Dynre, land, 93.
Dynyngton, land, 55.
I^ppefoid, land, 92, 93.
Dyve, Jno., 202.

East Chylton, land, 136.
Kbbeslegh, land, 127, 128,
145, 146.

InKn:*

Eborall, Thos., 202.
Edmond, Maigt., 78.

Nichs., 78.

Edmondes, Nichs., 168.
Edward IV., King, 213.
Edward, Andrew, 109.
Edyngton, land, 6, 7, 56,

107, 148, 181.
Edyngworth, land, 155.
Eggevorde, a rent, 60, 61.
Ekerdon, Wm., 20, 165,

167.
Eliot, Jno., 8.

Matilda, 8.

Elizabeth, queen, 211.
Ellebeigh, land, 76.
EUesdon, Agnes, 150.

Jno., 150.

EUeworthy, manor, 174.
Elwell, Alice, 81.

Robt., 81.

Elyet, Edmd., 177.
Elyot, Edmd., 50.
Elys, Jno., 143.

Thos., 185.

Empueburgh, manor, 185.
Enaeston, land, 208.
Enemer, advowson, 19.

land, 1 18.

manor, 19, 118.

Berford in, 19.

Charersplace, 19.

Marschalplace, 19.

Enerley, land, 127.
Enethome, Rd., 32.
Engelby, Jno., 138.
Englyssh, Jno., 128, 145.
Erlegh, Jno., 2^8.
Erley, Joan, 82.

Robt., 82.

Ernele, Wm., 200.
Esquires :

Alouf, R., 121.

Anstyll, J., loa

Arthure, R., 132.

Austell, J., 104* 196,
197.

Barton, T., 52.

Baunfeld, J., 98.

Beaumond, P., 120.

Belknapp, H., 144.

925

Bemond, P., 207.
Besyle, W., 119.
Bokelond, W., 202.
Botreaux, J., loi.
Bourchyer, F., 207.
Bratton, T., 58.
Brent, R., 142.
Bronyng, W., 202.
Burley, W., 201.
Burnell, H., 155.
bushe, R., 185, 191.
Bussh, R., 68, 195.
Bythemore, Wm., 89,

93, 94.
Canynges, T., 149.
Cappes, R., 200.
Carant, W., 114, 127.
Carent, J., 68.
W., 84, 88, 112,

190, 205.
Champemoun, H., 117.
Champneys, H., 150.
Chaucers, T., 175.
Chedder, R., 84.
Chokke, J., 134.

T.,i50b

Chydyok, J., 185.
Coker, J., 127, 130,

145.
Cole, J., 68.
Correwyn, W., 202.
Darell, W., 74,
Delalynd, T., 212.
Denys, W., 116, 197,

212.
Dixton, R., 193.
Durburgh, Jas., 42.

:fc

R.. 59.
Dynham, C, 207.

• 207.
,207.
ongley, I
Grevill, J., 100.
Grevyll, R., 100, 103.
Gulden, T., 208.
Hall, K., 206.
Halle, T., ZI9.
Hallyswell, R., 130.
Hante, N., 185.

W., 185.

Haukeford, R., 184.

2 G

226

Inlrei:*

Esquires — continued,
Heryng, J., i8o.
Hille, J., 128, 145.
Hody, A., 202.
Horsy, H., 202.
Hull, Hen., 207.
HuUe, E., 104.
Hymerford, R., 117
Kemes, J., 192.
Keynes, J., 117.
Knoyll, W., 145.
Knyvet, J., 99.
Langley, E., 212.
Ledred, R., 204.
Lisle, J., 155.
Litrell, R., 107,
Longe, Robt., 91.
Lovell, R., 177.

W., 212.

Lutrell, J., 54.
Lutterell, Jas., 115, 119.
Malet, H., 118.

T., 118.

Maloisell, W., 74.
Malyns, R., 69.
Martyn, T., 120.
Mathewe', L., 108.
Merbury, J., 193.
Mervyn, Jno., 126.
Michell, W., 120, 139.
Mompesson, J., 126.
More, T., 135.

Wm., ^,

W. by the, 89,

93, 94.
Mortymer, H., 175.
Neuton, J., in, 132.
Newburgh, J.,208.
Norbury, J., 177.
Norlode, Jno., 61.
Nycoll, R., 132.
Ormond, J., 202.
Palton, t.,84.
Paulet, Jno., 74.
Pavely, Wm., 100, 106.
Percevale, R., 84.
Persyvale, R., 132.
Phelipp, T., 152.
Poulet, T., 94, 136.
Power, R„ 174.
Pyke, H., 191.

Pyne, E. 191.

Rocheford, R., 180.

Rodeney, J., 208.

T., 208.

W.,93, 104, 196.

Roggers, H., 151.
I Saintlo, J., io6.
I Sargeaunt, W., 134.
I Saye, W., 145.

Sayntlo, 104.
I Sergeant, T., 46.

Seyntloo, J., 76,93,96.
i Seyntlowe, Jno., 94.

Seyntmaur, J., 150.

Speke, J., 154.
I Stantor, W., 94.

Stepulton, L., 100.
I Stourton, J., 92.

Stowell, R., 149, 206.

Sydenham, J., 92, 94.

Tame, J., 212.

Tilly, W., 53.

Trenchemere, T., 102.

Tresham, W., 201

Trethek, j., i8i, 197.

Tretheke, J., 196.

Trowe, T., 53.

Twynho, J., 212.

W.,2I2.

Venour, W., 112.

Vernon, T., 203.

Vvell, Wm., 91.

Wadham, J., 133.

Walshe, J., 212.

Walssh, J., 153.

Warner, T., 212.

Warre, J., 80, 86 (2),
88.

R., n8.

Washburn, N., 134.

Whalesburgh, T., 203.

Wolston, W., 193.

Wygmore, R., 193.

Yurd, J., 191.
£ist, Thos., 194.
Est Brent, Edyngworth in,

155.

land, 103, 181,

Estcamel, 33. -
Estcantok, land, 194.
Estcapelond, advowson, 9.

Estcapelond, land, 68.

manor, 9.

Estchelton, land, 145.
Estchilton, land, 120, 125,

127, 136, 139.

J. Bartlot of, lao.

Est Coker, land, 14, 48,

98, 103, no, n3, 124,

143.

manor, 175.

Burton in, 97.

Est Cory, land, 149.
Estcranmere, manor, 83.
Estdawelyssh, advowson,

118, 179, 201.

land, n8, 201.

manor, X17, 179,

201.
Estdylyngton, land, 87.
Esterham, land, 175.
Estham, land, 67.
Estharptre, land, 25, 79,

151.

manor, 23.

Esthescombe, land, 41.
Esthropp, manor, 88.
Estlam broke, land, 25.
Estlangbrok, chapel, 189.

land, 189.

Estlokkomb, land, 62.
EstloUeworth, J. Neu-

burgh of, 183.
Estlydeford, advowson, 95.

land, 95.

manor, 95.

Estoket, land, 173.
Eston, land, 173, 174.
Eston in Gorden, land, 34,

131.

manor, 113.

Estpennard, land, 34, 104,

141.
Estreccheholt, land, 134.
Estronyngton, land, 207.

manor, 207.

Eststoke, land, 77.
Estwhitfeld, manor, 190,

192, 200, 209.
Estwode, land, 23, 25.
Esynport. land, 175.
Eustas Ralph, 55.

Inlin:.

227

Everard, Matilda, 21.
Ewen, Jno., 125.
Eweyn, Wm., 94.
Exford, manor, 14.
Exon, J. Batyn of, 173.
Exton, Hundred, 52, $3)
125.

land, 115, 125.

manor, 52, 54, 125.

Faireoke, advowson, 107.

land, 107.

manor, 107.

P'arenton, manor, 168, 171.
Farleigh Mountfort, land,

26,85.
Farley Hungerford, land,

151.
Fastolf, Jno., 113, 201.
Fauntleroy, Jno., 29, 30,

78, 80, 166, 177, 183,

190.

Jno. of Dorset, 5a

Fayreford, J. Tame of,

212.
Fayroke, advowson, 100,

205.

land, 100, 149, 205.

manor, 100, 205.

Felpys, Eliz., 161, 164.

Jno., 161, 164.

Feltham, land, 78, 168.
Felton, land, 53.

R. Bilhoke of, 53.

Fenhampton, land, ill.
Fenne, Alice atte, 37.

Jno. atte, 37.

Ferrers, Wm., 202.
Feylond, land, 199.
Fichet, Isabella, 1 19.

Thos., 119.

Fifehide, land, 81.
Filly, Jno., 168.
FiloU, Jno., 112.
Fishery, Wyke, 133.
Fisshe, Thos., 87.
Fiton, Richd., 79.
Fitzjames, Jno., 139 (2).

Robt., 65.

Fitz NichoU, Thos., 47.
Fitxpayn, Alice, 196.

I Fitspayn, Jno., 196.

I Fitzpaynescary, manor,

i 196.

1 Fitz Waryn, lord, 207.

Fleccher, Jno., 30, 39.

Flete, Joan, 48.

Wm., 48.

Florry, Jno., 102 (2).

Flory, Jno., 63.

Flynt, Rd., 108.

Flyntford, land, 36 (2), ;
60, 130.

manor, 74, 75, 130,

137.
Fodyngton, advowson, 95.

land, 152.

manor, 95.

Folde, land, 176.
Foleford, Henry, 20, 55,

173.

Willelma, 20, 173.

Forboure, Alice, 68.

Jno. , 68.

Forde, abbot of, 135, 195.

land, 16, 92.

manor, 181.

Forde, Edmd., 57, 193-

Joan, 82.

Jno., 8.

Theo atte, 39.

Thos., 85.

Wm., 82, 85.

Fordyngton, land, 212.

Forest, Selwood, 200.

Forester, Jno., 28.

Nichs. , 3.

Forster, Heu., 49, 186.

Joan, 79.

Jno., 49. 137. 176.

Richd., 79 (2).

Steph., 117.

Wm., 142(2).

Fortescu, Jno., Chf. Jus-
tice, 201.

Fortescu, Jno., 78, 80, 89,
93 (2), 94, 96, icx), loi,
104(2), 113, 119, 196.

Foylond, Thos., 131.

Frank, Jno., 64, 72, 156.

Frankelyn, Isabella, 84.

Jno., 84.

Frankleyn, Joan, 54.

Jno., S4-

Fraunceys, Tno., 51, 7I9

72, 102 (2), 104.
Freman, Cecilia, 6.

Jno., 6.

Frenssh, Julia, 2.

Thos., 2.

Frere, Thos., 1 1 8.
Fresshe, Robt., 36.
Fresthorp, Salomon, 177*
Frethey, Elena, 137.

Jno., 137.

FriseU, Jno.,39.

Frome, land, 64, 72, 107,

127, 188, 2ia
Fromebraunche, land, 191
36 (2), 60, 130, 185.

messuage, 7.

Frome Selwood, land, 781

114.
Frye,Wm.,30, I75f I77»
186.

Fugge, Jno., 60.

Fulbroke, Wm., 152.

Furby, Joan, 56.

Jno., 56.

Furmur, Jno., 121.

Fydyngton, land, 195.

manor, 68, 191, 195.

Fyfehede, land, 207 (2),
209.

Fyfhyde, land, 189.

Fylongley, Hen., 198,202.

Fylton, land, 94.

Fysours, Jno., 21.

Fysshe, Thos., 184.

Fyssher, Cristina, 124.

Thos., 124, 185.

Fyton, Richd., 65, 169.

Wm., 169.

Galmeton, land, 76.
Galmyton, land, 67.
Galyet, Alice, 96.

Willm.,96.

Gambon, Jno., 186, 190,

212.

Rd., 148.

Ganet, Matilda, 97, 98,

113.

128

Inber.

Ganety Nichs., 97, 98.
Gargrave, Jnow, 113.
Garlic, a rent, 77.
Garlond, Wm., 67.
Gascoigne, Cristina,
206.

"5,

Wm., 19, 30, 31, 52,

56, 58, 8i (2), 8s, 86,
88, 90, 125, 189, 191,
206.

Gaunte, Edmd., 137.

Eliz., 137.

Gefferay, Robt., 189.

Geffreys, Thos., 109.

Gentiiman, Forster W. ,
142.

StydolfT.,211.

Gerard, Jno., 48.

Jno. of Kyngton,

Gerbraye, Jno., 77.
Germyn, Thos., 85.

Wm.,85.

Gif&rd, Stephen, 20.
Gift, Jno., 21.
Gilbert, Alianor, 97.

Jno., 99.

Richd., 97.

Wm., 99.

Gille, Jno., 128.
Gillyflower, a rent, 59,

187, 188.
Gilmersdon, land, 210.
Gilys, Jno., 67.
Glaston, abbot of, 80, 99

(2), 115, T17, 124, 127,

129, 137, 140, 147, 151.

153.
— - land, 32, 64, 144,

181,211.

messuage, 82.

J. Palmer of, 82.

Glastyngbury, land, 45.
Glede, Joan, 91.

Walter, 91.

Gloucester, Edmd., 207.

Jno., 19.

Glover, Jno., 21.

Margy.,21.

Glovere, Cristina, i8»
Geoff., 18.

Gloves, a rent, 12, 35, 120,

127, 145.
Godefelawe, Rd., 21.

Wm.,2i.

Godelnye, land, 4.

manor, 83.

Godewyn, Wm., 120.
Godmanston, land, 37, 57,

139.

Joan de, 37.

Thos. de, 37.

Godwyn, Philippa, 119.
Gogh, Jno., 104,203.
Golde, Walt., 60.
Goly, Jno., 138, 144.
Goolde, Robt., 103.
Gore, Wm., 112, 123.
Gorges, Joan, 79.
Theob., 79, 87, 89,

191.
Goeoford, land, 194.
Gosse, Alice, 89.

Wm., 14, 23, 128.

Gosselyn, Roger, 71.
Gossemere, land, 175.
Gotehull, manor, 205.
Gotehurst, advowson, 90.

manor, 9a

Goumay, Beatrice, 159,

163, 179.

Hugh, 159, 163, 179.

Math., 168.

Philippa, 168.

Thos., X46.

Grace, Jno., 97.

Mai^ery, 97.

Grede, Agnes, 64.

Thos., 64.

Gregory, Alianore, 37.

Amicia, 67.

Tno., 37,67.

Grendale, Hen., 141.
Grene, Alice, 80.

Jno., 80.

Grenefeld, Isabella, 122.

Joan, 140.

Robt., 140.

Thos., 122.

Grevyll, Edwd., 85, 88

(2).
Isabella, 88.

Grevyll, Jno., loo.

Richd., 93, 100, 103.

Grey, Cristina, 160, 164,

179.

Edmd. de, 201.

Edwd., 210.

Eliz., 210.

Joan, 76. *

Rd., 160, 164, 179.

— Robt, 76 (2), 99,

167.

Thos., 211.

de Ruthyn, R., 158,

168.

lord Waysford, 20.

Greyndour, Jno., 177.
Grobham, Eliz., 109, 134.

Jno., 109, 118.

Richd., 64.

Grove, manor, 103.
Gryce, Joan, 124.

Jno., 124.

Gryffyth, Hen., 106.

Joan, 106.

Gulden, Joan, 208.

Thos., 208.

Guldenswyke, manor, 208.
Gumey, Thos., 146.
Gybbe, Thos., 98.
Gyf&rd, Joan» iii.

Jno., lit.

Thos., 198.

Gylbert, Jno., no.
Gyles, Jno. , 72, 82.
Gylys, Jno. , 64.
Robt., 206.

Hacchefbrd, Jno., 141.

Margt., 141.

Walt., 118.

Hadley, Alex., 69, 72.

AUce, 69, 72.

Jno., 142.

Haibrok, land, 156.
Haitfeld, Isabel, 192.

Steph., 192.

Hakelyn, Agnes, 128.

Wm., 128.

Hake well, Joan, 128, 145.

Simon, 128, 145.

Hale, land, 12.

hiUtf.

229

Hale in le Combe (Legh),

151.
Haleway, Thos., 45.
Hall (Chard), land, 154.
Hall, Nichs., 206.
Halle, Thos., 119.
Hallyswell, Robt., 130.
Hals, land, 39.

Jno.,55, 181, 182(2).

Halswell, Jno., 97.

Wm.,97.

Halton, advowson, 182.

land, 157.

manor, 182.

Halywyll, land, 211.
Hambrugge, land, 187,

188 (2).
Hambursy, land, 152.
Hamelak, J. de Roos of,

157.
Hamelyn, Adam, 129, 139.

Joan, 139.

Hampden, Edmd., 202.
Hampstede, Wm., 62.
Hampton, Alice, 22, 23,

24. 75i 79-

Jno., 24.

PhiUp, 22, 23, 24, 75,

79.
Hampwode, Simon, 123.
Hamwode, Wm., 55.
Hanam, Joan, 1 10.

Jno., no.

Wm., no.

Hante, Margt., 185.

Nichs., 185.

Wm., 185.

Hardegille, Rd., 1.
Hardyng, Joan, 123.
Hardyngton, land, 76, 83,

98, 99, 124, I43» 158,

161, 162, 164, 167(2).
Hardyngton Maundevil,

135.
Hare, Margy., 183.
Haregrove, Edith, 15.

Jno., 15, 16.

Wm., 16.

Harell, Joan, 52.
Haretre, Rd., 191.
Haretrewe, Richd., 80.

Harewell, Jno., 10, 43 (2),

59.

Margery, 10, 43 (2).

Richd., 42, 81, 84 (2),

181.

Thos., 9, 10, II, 13,

42.
Harewode, land, 45.
Harewood, Rd., 8.
Harleston, Giles, 171.
Harley, Joan, 130.

Jno., 130.

Harptre, manor, 168, 171.
Harryes, Wm., 136.
Harsfeld, Hen., 48, 64,

170.
Hartopp, Agnes, 161, 165.

Rd., 161, 165.

Walt., 161, 165.

Harygge in Ash wick, 148.
Haryngton, Cecilia, lady,
211.

Robt. de, 157.

Hasshford, Walt., 186.
Hassokmore, manor, 170,

181.
Hastyng, Wm., 19, 64.
Hast3mgs, Wm., 42, 175.
Haysll, Agnes, 102.

Thos., 102.

Hatherley, advowson, 182.

manor, 182.

Hattefeld, Cristina, 155.

Rd., 155.

Haukeford, Anne. 83.

Rd., 20, 83, 176, 184.

Wm.,36(2), 55, 171.

Haukerigge, advowson, 52,
54, 125.

land, 125.

Haukyns, Jno., 142.

Wm., 84.

Haveryche, land, 35.
Hawy, Jno., 191.
Hay de la, manor, 211.
Hay, Thos. de la, 106.
i Haybrouk, land, 1 65.
Hayders, land, 205.
Haydon, land, 12, 100,

103, 151.
Haydour, Jno., 91.

Haye, Juan de la, 65.

Thos. de la, 65.

Haygrave, land, 204.
Hayne, Jno., 128.

Hen., 125.

Rd., 135.

Heghechurche, manor, 28.
Hele, land, 27.
Hele, Alice, 167.

Nichs., 167.

Helebrygge, Roger, 27.
Hemmyngton, 90.
Henbury, Jno., 144.
Hendon, Jno., ii.
Hengstrigge, land, 67, 112,
171, 208, 209.

manor, 73.

Wm., 148.

Henry, Cardinal, 195.
Henstecote, Jno., 20.
Henton Bluet, land, 75,

lOI.

Henton Crafte, land, 208.
Henton St. George, land,

5S» 124, 133.
Henton, Jno., 11.

Wm., 14.

Henxlegh, Regd., 61,

Sibilla, 61.

Wm., 61.

Herdyng, Thos.. 187.
Hereford, bp. of, 157.
Herford, Jno., 122.

Welthea, 122.

Hertcombe, Rd., 73.
Hertham, land, 194.
Hervy, Jno., 146.

Margt., 146.

Nichs., 206.

Heryng, Jno., 68, 180 (2).
Hethcomb, messuage, 118.
Hethe, Thos., 94, 100,

107.
Hetherdon, land, 92.
Hethfeld, land, 187.

manor, 83.

Durburgh of, 69,

Hethfeld, Rd., 169.
Hethome, land, 25.
Hewenebeare, land, 82,

167.

230

InHei:.

Hewys champfloure, la* d,

84, 92.
Hew)rsshe (Highbridge),

land, 150.
Hexton, Thos., 148, 212.
Heyghes, Jno., 190.
lieygrove, rent in, 211.
Heyron, Alice, 141. I
Jno., 141, 150, I52» '

154, 155-

Heythom land, 91.

Hill, Alice atte, 84.

Jno. atte, 84.

Hill, Agnes, 27.

Elizabeth, 96.

Emeline, 27.

Isabella, 109.

Tno., 109, 117.

Robt., 58, 180.

Roger, 96.

Thos., 9S»96.

Thos., 118.

Walter, 27.

Hillary, Jno., 65, 74.

Hille, land, 105.

Hille, Cecilia, 128.

Isabella, 119.

Jno., 128, 145, 168.

Matilda, 168.

Robt., 119.

Hisbare, land in, 9.

Hockombe, manor, 174.

Hoddesfeld, Wm., 181.

Hody, Alex., 83, 85, 86,
87, 88, 90, 93, 95» 99,
103, 108, 118, 192, 202.

Eliz., 81, 190, 192,

200, 209.

Jno., 63, 68 (2), 60,

76,78(2), 81,82,83, 85
(2), 88 (2), 89, 93, 94,
96, 102, 190, 191 (2), ,
192, 194, 195 (2), 200. i

Thos., 68, 190, 192

(2).

Wm., 132, 148,209. I

Hogekjms, Wm., 193.

Hogges, Agnes, 132.

Thos., 132.

H^gys, Margy., 160, I

Iloggys, Wm., 160, 164.
Hogon, Jno., 136.
Hogyn, Wm., 15.
Ilolcombe, Robt., 118.
Holcote, Jno., 88, 182,

193.

Holdcote, Jno., 24.
Holecombe, land, loi.
Holeman, Philip, 30, 34.
Holewalerewe, land, 207.

manor, 187, 189, 207.

Holewell, Jno., 146.
Holewyll, Joan, 128.

Walt., 128.

Holgate, Thos., 177.
Holme, Thos., 174.
Holne, manor, 24.
Holne, Richd., 51.
Holt, Rd., 179.
Homer, land, 155.
Homer, Wm., 18.
Honcote, land, 62.
Honeford, Roger, 39.
Honycote, manor, 52.
Honyspyll, advowson, 196.
land, 8, 35, 56, 120,

148.

manor, 196.

Honyton, Roger, 173.
Hope, Agnes, 55.

Jno., 55.

Juhana, 55.

Wm.,55.

Hoper, Rd., 160, 164.
Hopere, Amina, 56.

Wm., 56.

Hopkyns, Thos., 43 (2).
Horethom, land, 208.
Horneblowton, advowson,

141.

land, 204.

manor, 141.

Homer, Juliana, 103.

Robt., 150.

Thos., 103.

Homeswode, land, 194.
Horsy, manor, 202.
Horsy, Alianor, 76.

Alice, 7a

Hen., 76, 88, 202.

Joan, 202.

Horsy, Thos., 7a
Horsyngtun, advowson,

192.

land, 192, 204, 208.

manor, 192.

Hortemede, land, 155.
Horton, Agnes, 27.

Robt., 27.

Horwode (Wyncanton),

land, 168.
Hosewyfe, Roger, 104,

118.
Hosteler, Jno., 185.
Hough, Jno., 116.
Houleee, Jno., ii.
Houndeston, land, 1 1 7.

manor, 117.

Houper, Joan, 169.

Jno., 169.

Hous, Jno., 41.

Juliana, 41.

Houton, Geo., 209.
Howe, Rd., 159, 162.
Howell, Alice, 120.

David, 120.

Howeys, Wm., 21.
Howee, Jno., 197.
Hudoesfeld, Wm., 143

(2), 190.
Hugyn, Eliz., 22.
Jno., 22, 58, 150,152,

154, 212.

Thos., 58.

Hull, Alex. , 6, 43.

Alianor, 51, 62, 118,

121.

Alice, 198, 207.

Edwd., 104, 114.

Hen., 198, 207.

Isabella, 23, 24.

Jno., 4, 23, 51, 158,

198.

Margaret, 6, 43.

Margery, 1 14.

Niclw. , 167.

Robt., 4, 17, 23, 24

Hulman, Jno., 71.
Hulsi, Jno., 71.
Hundred Exton, 52 (2),

53,125.
— Norton, 202.

fftOff):.

231

Hundredman, Thos., the,

34.
Hungerford, lord, 137.

Alianor, 137.

Anne, 126, 130, 132.

Edmd., 209.

Kath., 157, 182.

Margt., 126, 130, 132,

203.

Margy., 209.

Robt., 126, 130, 203.

Thos., 126, 130, 132.

Walt, 36 (2), 59, 74,

157, 182, 187, 193, 201.
Hunspill, land, 56, 113,

140, 143, 150, 158, 160,

162, 163, 178, 179, 181.

manor, 211.

Hunstyle, manor, 196.
Hunt, Roger, 171.
Honteworthy, land, 70,

105.
Huntley, Thos., 180.
Hurdeoote, land, 22.
Hurdyng, Thos., 86.
Hurle, Walt., 68.
Hume, Agnes, 129.

Joan, 146.

Philip, 146.

Walt., 146.

Wm., 129.

Husbandman, 142.
Husewyffe, Roger, 104,

118.
Hutton, advowson, 66,

19a

manor, 66, 190.

Huyssh Chamfloure, land,

84,92.
Huyssh, Jno., 125.
Hydehfljn, Juo., 139.
Hyeham, land, 204.
Hylle, Jno., 136.
Hyl3rteUon, manor, 206.
Hymerford, Alianor, 114,

117.

Alice, 113, 114.

Jno., 113, 114.

Robt., 85, 114, 117.

Hyndeham, land, 138,

211.

Hyndeham, Margy., 139.
Hyndeston, Wm., 196.
Hywessh, land, 113.
Hywissh, Thos., 14.
Hywysshe, land, 211.

Ifeld, manor, 213.

Ilbruere, land, 105.

manor, 181, 191,

195-
Ilemvnster, land, 15.
Illegh, land, 155.
Ilton, land, 134.
Ine, Agnes, 161, 164.

Jno., II, i6i, 164,

Thos., 149.

Ingelscombe, land, 115.

manor, 168, 171.

Inyn, Edith, 71.

Jno., 57, 58,71, 87,

89, 134, 178, 182 (2).

Wm., 134.

Irlbnd, Jno., 140 (2).
IstcantoK, land, 194.
I wan, Wm., 54.
Iwode, Anast., 11 1.
Jno., III.

Jacob, loan, 109.

Nlarcus, 59.

Martin, 24, 62, 63,

68, 69, 75, 76, 85, 88,

109.

James, land, 211.
amys, Cristina, 18.
Margery, 33.

Wm.,33.

Janyn, Wm., 66.
JeoUestaveme, 89.
Jerard, Jno., 34.
Jeryn, Florence, 48.

Jno. , 48.

Jewe, Jno., 42.
Joce, Robt., 89, 90 (2),
196.

Walt, 160, 163.

John, Geof., 194.

Joan, loi.

Ludowic, 175.

Maigt., 194.

Thos., loi.

Jolyf, Jno., 2.

Margery, 2.

Jory, Joan, 89.
Jouet, Joan, 9,

Math., 9,

i Jule, Thos., 151.
Jurdan, Elena, 13.
Jno., 13.

Kaleway, Joan, 204, 213.

Jno., 109, 204.

Wm., 109, 204, 213.

Karhampton, land, 156.

Lutrell of, 54.

Kayle, Jno., 189.

Kaynell, Cristina, 125,
13s, 206.

Jno., 125, 135, 206.

Wm., 59.

Kayton, Rd., 132 (2),
141.

Kayvere, J. Webb of,
57.

Keby, Jno., 128.

Kechewyr, Elena, 160,
164.

Jno., 160 (2), 164

(2).

Kegewyn, Alice, 128.

Andw., 128.

Kegyll, Cecilia, 147.

Jno., 147,

Kemes, Jno., 192 (2).

Margt, 192.

Maurice, 192.

Roger, 132.

Jno., 107.

Kemmes, Alianor, 108.

Kemys, Agnes, 210.

Jno., 197.

Roger, 210.

Kendale, Jno., 150.

Kene, Agnes, 84, 138.

Anth., 138.

i Bri^tte, 138.

I Cecilia, 138.

I Edith, 138.

I Emayne, 138.

Geo., 138.

Hugh, 81, 82, 84.

I Jas., 138.

333

inlfe^.

Kene, Tno., 138.

Nichs., 138.

Robt.,44 (2).

Wm., 84, 138, 191.

Kenne, land, 141.
Kenne, Jno., 119.

Margaret, 119.

Kente, Robt.,62.
Kentwode, Reg., 53.
Keynes, Alice, 180,

Joan, 180.

Jno., 55, 117, 179.

Keynesford, land, xo8.
Keynesham, 94, 137, 203.
Kilmersdon, see Gilmers-

don.
Kingiston, Adam, 6.

Eliz., 6.

Kiriel, Cecilia, 95, 128.

Thos., 95.

Kirkeby, Wm. de, 5.
Kirkham, Joan, 69.

Robt., 69.

Knakeston, Jno., 85.
Knappe (in Nth. Cory),

149.
Knights :
Bagot,J., 158.
Beauchamp,T., 80, 180,

187 (2), 188.
Beaumond> J., 193.
Berkeley, J., 38. |

Thos., 38. I

Berkley, M., 192.
Beyngton, J.,206. ,

Bonevyle, W., lord, 112, I

116, 119.

— w., 79.88,92,97, 1

117, 120, 169, 182,

193- I

Boteler, R., 113, 193, |

201 (2).
Botreaux, lord, 130.

Wm.,2, 177, 207.

Bourchyer, W., 207.
Braybrok, G. de, senr.,

'57-
G. de, junr., 158.

Brook, Thos., i, 41, 84,

119, 175, 194, 195.

T., senr., 191.

Brook, T., junr., 191.
Bniyn, M., 113.
Burgh, T., 126, 207.
Carwe, T., 182,
Charlton, T., 205.
Chevne, W., 95.
Chidyok,J., 195(2).
Chokke, R., 130, 134,
^ 135, 137, 209.
Courtenay, H., 84.

P., 80, 92, 97.

W.,209.

Cromwell, R., 113, 200,

201.
Daubenay, G., 74, 187

(2), 188, 189.
Devereux, J., 157.
Dudley, J., 200.
Dynham, J., 165.
Fastolf, J., 113, 201.
Fichet, T., 119.
Fortescu, J., 104 (2),

113, 119,201.
Fyton, R., 169.
Gorges, J., 79, 87, 89,

191.
Gournay, M., 168.
Grey, E., 210.

E. de, 201.

R., 20.

Hampden, £., 202.
Haryngton, R. de, 157.
Haukeford, R., 83.

W., 55, 171.

Hody, J., 102, 200.
Hull, E., 114.

Jno., 23.

Hungerford, lord, 137.

E., 209.

R., 126, 130, 203.

T., 126, 130, 132.

W., 74, 187, 193,

201.

W. de, 182.

Inyn, J., 71, 87, 89,

134.
Kiriel, T., 95.
Knyvet, J., 99.
Kyngesford, W., 113.
Latemer, N., 150.
Lestraunge, R., 108.

Loterell, Jno., 3.
Luterell, H., 29, 172.
Malet, B., 19, 51.

T., 118.

Markham, J., 129 (2),

131.
Marshal, T., 45, 48.
Neuton, J., 147.
Neville, J., 205.
Norbury, H., 202.
Oldehall, W., 113, 201.
Ormond, J., 198.
Palton, W., loi, 174,

196.
Ponynges, R. de, 56.
Poulet, J., 90.

W., 124, 128,

133, 145-
Reynes, J., 65.
Rodeney, W., 206, 208.
Roos, J. de, 157.
St. Maur, R. de, 28 (2).
Seymour, E., 74.

T.,209.

Seyntlo, N., 144.
Speke, J., 117, 20a
Stafford, H., 30, So, 64,

83, 137, 167, 189.
Stanley, T., 142.
Stawell, J., 191.

T., 88, 92, 93,

186.

Stourton, J., 114.
R., 127, 130, 145,

153.

W., 114, 127.

Stradlyng, £., 56.

J., 192.

W.,20.

Talbot, H., 210.

Ill "'•

W., 182.

Tirell, J., 193.

Tocotes, R., 127.

Tudenham, T., 99.

Typtoft, J., 182.

Veel, P. le, 166.

Wadham, J., 16.

West, Reg.. 74.

Wode, Jno., 213.

Wydevyll, R., 195.

fiorer.

233

Knights — continued,
Wykham, T., 147.
Yelvcrton, W., 129 (2),

131-
Knocston, Jno., 91.
Knoll, Jno., 1S9.
Knolle, advowson, 10.

manor, 10, 205.

Knolle juxta Bedminster,
24.

Bristol, 48, 57.

Langsutton, 47.

Knoyell, Robt., 18.
Knoyll, Win., 145.
Knyf, Thos,, 186.
Knyght, Jno., 58, 144.

Margt.,86.

Thbs., 60, 86.

Knyghteley, Rd., 65, 74.
Knyghtewyn, Agnes, 78.

Steph., 78.

Knyghton Sutton, manor,

Knyghtslegh, advowson,

54.
land, 55, 187,

188.

manor, 54, iii.

Knyghtwene, Agnes, 90.

Steph., 90.

Knyvet, Alice, 99.

Jno., 99(2).

Kustoke, land, 144.
Kydesford, land, 6.
Kyghley, Jno., 115, 133,

142.
Sibilla, 115, 133,

142.
Kylve, advowson, 180.

manor, 180.

Kympe, Joan, 87.

Rd., 87.

Kyndewerston, no.
Kyng, Jno., 50, 61.

Wm., 107, 199.

Kyngesbury Epi, land, 2,

88, 91, 190, 192, 193,

200.
Kyngesdon, advowson, 25,

I77» 198.
land, 22, 198, 308.

Kyngesdon, manor, 25,
156, 165, 177, 198.

Kyngesford, Walt, 113.

Kyngesmore, land, 140.

Kyngeston, land, 1 10, 118,
201.

Kyngeston Seymour, ad-
vowson, 174.

land, 44, 90, 107,

174.

manor, 174.

Kyngeston, Jno., 37.

Thos., 1 01, 112, 184.

Kyngeswode, manor, 135.

Kyngman, Thos., 183.

Kyngston (Modeford), 15,
34, 103, 126.

Kyngton, Jno. Gerard of,

5.
Kynmerston, land, loi.
Kyrkeby, Isabella, 116.
Kyrkham, Robt., 43, 85,

88.
Kyrmercherde, land, 187,

188.

Lacche, Dionisia, 28.

Jno., 28.

Ladies' names :

Amina, 56.

Argentina, 23.

Emayne, 138.

Eustachia, 49.

Genofefa, 145.

Jacquetta, 195.

Nichola, 71.

Philippa, 171.

Radulpha, 5.

Sibilla, 142.

Thomasia, 51, 161, 172,
196.

Welthea, 122.

Willielma, 173.
La Fenne, land, 143.
Lambroke, Jno., 172.

Wm., 85.

Lamport Estover, 133,

141.
Lamport Westover, land,

133.
Lamyate, .\lice, 29, 37.

Lamyate, Jno., 29, 37.
Lane, Jno., 183.

Wm., 50, 182.

Lang, Joan, 9.

Rd.,9.

Langbrewe, Nichs., 169.
Lange, Alice, 77.

Jno., 191.

Thos., 34, 77.

Langebrok, Wm., 91.
Langefordebodevyle, land,

115.
Langeley, Edmd., 212.
Langenham, land, 73,

187, 188.
Langerewene, land, 20,

173.
Langerygge, land, 72.
Langesutton, land, 95, 96,

152.
Langford, land, 30, 189,

207.

manor, 207.

Langford, Wm., 112.
Langham, land, 186.
Langport, land, 211.

J. Baker of, 145.

Langportestover, land,

204.
Langport Westover, land,

142.
Langsutton, J. Burcy of,

25.
Languiede, Rd., 7.
Larder, Agnes, 135.

Thos., 135.

Latemer, Nichs., 150.
Latymer, Nichs., 68, 183.
Laurence, Jno., 182, 191,

193.
Laverton, land, 100, 107,

manor, 168, 171.

messuage, 49,

Lawer, Jno., 182.
Leagh, Hen. atte, 156.
Le Combe, land, 151.
Ledred, Alice, 204.

Roger, 204.

Legge, Isabella, 146.

Joan, 128.

Jno., 128, 146(2).

2 H

234

fnUer.

Legh, ... 7.

land, 85.

manor, 200.

Lemman, Jno., 191, 195.
Lenyngton, T. Elys of,

185.
Lescrop, Hen., 25, 176.
Lestraunge, Eiiz., 108.

Rd., 108.

Letelham, land, 175.
Lety, Jno., 115.
Levedon, Wm., 85.
Lever^KC, Agnes, 188.

Edith, 90.

Robt., 90, 188.

Levermore, Rd., 206.
Leversegge, Agnes, 205.

Robt., 205.

Lewes, Alice, 141, 210.

David, 141, 210.

Leye, Tno., 139.
Lichefeld, Jno., 59.
LUle, land, 178.
Lillesden, manor, 173.
Lincoln, bp. of, 113, 201.
Lisle, Amicia, 155.

-—Jno., 155.
Litelcary, 196.
Litelsutton, land, 6, 7.
Litelton (Somerton), land,

22.
Litelweston, land, 25.

W. Newsman of, 25.

Litrell Rd., 107.
Littelmerston, manor, 158.
Littleton, manor, 7.
Lode, land, 167.
Lodenaly, land, 55.
Lokere, Richd., 18.
Loketon, advowson, 45,

48,49.

land, 45, 49.

manor, 48.

Lokyngton, land, 210.

manor, 177, 210.

Lond, Thos., 175.
Londe, Alice, 32.

Thos., 32.

London, bp. of, 1^7.
Lonelynche (Milverton),

172.

Longaisshton, church, 131

land, 121, 134, 184.

manor, 121.

Longe, Hen., 91.

Robt., 32, 59, 60,

64, 67, 72, 73, 91, 182,

Lopenford, Alice, 189.

Joan, 156.

Jno., 156, 189.

Lorty, Alice, 17.

Jno., 17.

Loryng, Philip, 79.
Lotegare, Thos., 140.
Loterell, John, 3.
Loterford, Thos., 112.
Lottesham, land, 104, 141.
Loty, Jno., 108, 119.
Loundres, Matilda, 14.

Roger, 14.

Love, Jno. , 88.
Lovehill, land, 194.
Lovell, Eliz., 25, 30, 177.

Jna, 70.

Robt., 25, 30, 177.

Thos., 38,47.

Wm., 99, 212.

Loveney, Jno., 30, 39,

171.
Loveryng, Robt., 173.
Lovynge, Joan, 139.

Tno.. 139.

LoxhiU, land, 191, 206.
Loxton, manor, 42, 43 (2),

59, 181.
Lucas, Tno., 35*64.

Wm.,35.

Luccombe, Robt., 3.
Lucton, advowson, 194.

manor, 102, 194.

Lucy, Walt., 177. I93.
Lukcombe, Benedict, 39.
Lukton, manor, 102.
LuUyngton, land, 205.
Lumbard, Joan, 126.

Wm.,126.

Lutterell, Eliz., 115.

Hugh, 29, 172.

Jas., 115, 119.

Joan, 51.

Jno., 51, 54.

Lychefeld, Jno., 43.
Lycheseler, Jno., 43.
Lyddyn, Thos., 63.
Lydeard Epi., land, 112.
Lydeard Malet, manor, 51.
Lydeard St Lawrence,
land, 112.

Whestone in,

123. ,

Lye, Wilts., 102.
Lyegh, Robt., 1 1.
LyCCristina, 161.

Juliana, 159, 163.

Jno., 159, 161, 163,

164, 165.
Lygh, Thos., 84.
Lyllysdon, land, 79.
Lymbury, Jno., 85.
Lympsham, land, 103.
Lymyngton, manor, 200.
Lym3nigton, Jno. , 92.
L3nicombe, land, 197.
Lynde, Alex., 82, 181.
L3niedene, Roger, 57.
Lyon, Thos. ofDoltyng, 3.
Lyons, Isabella, 108.

- Nichs., 57, 94,97-

Thos., alias Clerk,

108.

Lysle, viscount, 124.

viscountess, 124.

J. Talbot of. III.

Lytele, Argentina, 23.

Beneaict, 23.

Lytelselver, land, 112,

"3.
Lytelwyke, Wm., no.
Lythverd, Epi., land, 37.
Lytyl Sutton, land, 109.
L3rvedon, Isabella, 117.
Roger, 87, 94, "7.

184.

Mace, Joan, 92.

Jno., 92.

Magna Cayner, land 19,

23.

Magna Kayfoid, land, 64,

114, 127.
Magna Lopene, manor,

167.

Magna Stratton, manor,

167.
Magna Weston, land, 33,

8a
Magot, Jno., 77.

Wm., 90, 109.

Magote, Joan, 160, 164.

Jno., 160, 164 (2).

Makkesmull, 53.

Malet, Amicia, 19, 23,

162..
Baldwin, 19, 23, 51,

63, 161.

Hugh, 51, 118.

Jna, 118.

Philippa, 119.

Thos., 148,

Maloysell, Joan, 86.

Wm., 74,86.

Malpas, Hen., 171.
Malyn, Robt., loa
Malyns, Reg., 69.
Manors :

Alampton, 197.

Alfozton, 3.

Alleston, 1 16, 197, 2x3.

Almandesworthy, 83.

Almondesworthy, 59.

Aire, 126.

Alwarton, 21.

Alwyneshey, 185,

Alyngford, 50, 182, 1S6.

Assheton, 87, 117.

Philyppc, 153.

Theynes, 134.

Aungereslygh. in.

Avenaunt, 176, 182, 186. ^

Ayshwey Monceux, 211. 1

Aysshe Boleyn, 57. '

Batheneston, 30, 59, 88,

93. 198.
Baudryp, 13.
Bayford, 200.
Bekyngton, 95.
Belweton, 71.
Bere Craucombe, 9.
Berewyke, 20, 158.
Berkeley, 33, 205.
Berowoourt, 133.
BothemestoD, 183.
Bourbache, 174.

(tOfei:.

Bradeford, 167.
Bradford (Wellington),

X84.
Brene, 146.
Bridcombe, 91.
Bromfeld, 31.
Brompton Raafe, 7I» 72,

174.
Brookyelchestre, 194.
Broun in Treburgh, 144.
Brympton, 78, 85.
Bukshaw, 208.
Bumham, 146.
Camerelton, 196.
Capenore, 14.
Catcote, 75.
Charlcombe, 157.
Charleton, 73.
Charlton Camvile, 195.
Charlton Makerell, 202.
Charlton Musgrose, 202.
Chedder, 207,
Chedsey, 189.
Chelvy, 74.
Cherlton, 42.
Cheslade, 181.
Chilton Cantelow, 202.
Chiltem Domer, 29, 58,

206.
Chirchill, 196.
Chubleigh, 179.
Claverham, 71, 91.
Clevedon, 38 (2).
Clewer, 89, 90.
CleyhuU, 139.
Clopton, 182.
Codecombe, 50, 182,

186.
Codecombe Mohun, 108.
Codeworth, 55.
Coklyngton, 20a
Compton DurevyU, 170,

181.
Compton Martyn, 117,

179.
Corymalet, 168, 171.
Corypole, 23, 158, 162.
Cosyngton, 181, 213.
Craucombe, 31.
Cryket Thomas, 132,

«>3.

235

Cumflore, 167.
de la Hay, 211.
Donkertone, 98.
Dounheved, 30, 198.
Dunpole, 44.
Durburgh's Hethfeld,

83.
Dwelknoll, 186.
Elleworthy, 174.
Empuburgh, 185.
Enemere, 19, 118.
Estcapelond, 9.
Est Coker, 175,
Estcranmere, 83.
Estdawelysh, 117, 179,

201.
Estharpetre, 23.
Estlydiord, 95.
Eston in Gorden, 113.
Estronyncton, 207.
Estwhitfeld, 190, 192,

200,209.
Exford, 14.
Exton, 52, 54, 125.
Farenton, 168, 171.
Fayroke, 100^ 107, 205.
Fitzpaynscaiy, I9<5.
Flyntford, 74, 75» »30,

137.
Fodyngton, 95.
Ford, 181.
Fydyngton, 68, 191,

195.
Fyfehede, 207.
Godelney, 83.
Gotehull, 205.
Gotehurst, 90.
Grove, 103.
Guldenswyke, 208.
Halton, 182.
Harptre, 168, 171.
Hassokmore, 170, 181.
Hatherley, 182.
Heghechurche, 28.
Henxtrigge, 73.
Hockombe, 174.
Holewalerewe, 187, 189,

207.
Holne, 24.
Honycote, 52.
Honyspyll, 196, 2ii.

236

iMt^.

Manors — continued,
Horablowton, 141.
Horsy, 202.
Horsyngton, 192.
Houndeston, 117.
Hunstyle, 196.
Hutton, 66, 19a
Hylytelton, 26.
Ifeld, 213.
Ilbruwere, 181, 191,

195.
Inglesoombe, 168, 171.
Knolle, 10, 205.

Kyngesdon, 25, 156,

165. 177, 198.
Kyngeston Seymour,

174.
Kyngswode, 135.
Langford, 207.
Laverton, 168, 171.
Legh, 200,
LilTesden, 173.
Littelmerston, 158.
Littelton, 7.
Loketon, 48.
Lokyngton, 177, 210.
Longashton, 121.
Loxton, 43 (2), 59, 181.
Lukton, 102, 194.
Lydeard Malet, 51.
Lymyncton, 200.
Magna Lopen, 167.
Magna Stratton, 167.
. Maperton, 182.
Mclcombe, 136.
Melysborough, 129.
Merlynche, 191.
Meryet, 3.

Middel Chynnok, 167.
Middelsowy, 181.
Mighelischurche, 35.
Milton, 38.

Milton (Wells), 115, 142.
Milton Fanconbei^, 168,

171.
Modeford Terry, 105,

166.
Moreton, 10, 183.

Mylverton, 136, 158,

^77^ 193.
Netelcombe, 176, 182,

186, 203.
Nether attebere, 155.
Neuton Plecy, 52, 54,

125, 135-
Newton St. Lo, 126.
Nony, 74.
Nonyngton, 208.
Norlode, 61.
North, 171.
Northcadbary, 126.
Northcheryton, 212.
Northpedyrton, li.
Norton Bonewode, 202.
Norton (Taunton), 208.
Ocle, 166, 197, 206.
Odcombe, 136, 177, 193,

201.
Orchard, iii.
Orchardley, 205.
Ottercombe, 158.
OulknoU, 50, 182, 203.
Overwere, 88.
Padenhahe, 70.
Palton, 10 1.
Pendummer, 29.
Penne, 186, 190.
Pensford, 126.
Petresham, 17a
Pikesash, 191.
Poblow, 126.
Pokerelston, 196.
Pokyngton, 17, 211.
Porloke, 211.
Putteney, 181.
Pykesash, 206.
Pypelpen, 206.
Pyttency, 191, 195.
Pyxton, 211.
Radene, 137.
Radestoke, 95.
Radewell, 99, 170, 181.
Radyngton, 27, 95.
Rolleston, 61,
Rowdon, 176, 182, 186,

203.
Saltford, 7.
Sandford Orskoys, 48.
Shepton Malet, 168, 171.

Shokerwyke, 30, 167,

198.
Sock Denys, 38, 169,

182.
Somerford Matravers,

200.
Somerton Erie, 25, 177,

198.
Somerton Randolf, 25,

177,198-
Southcadbury, 182.
South Perot, 206.
Spertgrove, 200.
Standerwyke, 137.
Stanton Drew, 121, 122.
Stathe, 114.
Stawell, 69, 81.
Stivel«;h, 175.
Stoford, 158.
Stoketrystre, 200.
Stoke sub Hamdon, 168,

171.
Stone, 141.
Stratton up Fosse, 168,

Sutton, 19.

Sutton Byngham, 1 10.
Swelle, 74.
Sydenham, 53.
Tellisford, 168, 171.
Theynes Court, 134.
Tomok, 38.
Trent, 202,
Tykenham, 47.
Tykenhill, in.
Tymmysburgh, 10 1.
Upwere, 21.
Wachet, 42, 59.
Walton, 207.
Walton in Gordano, 100,

I30» I3i«
Wandcstre, 38, 47, 7a
Wayford, 152.
Wedergrave, 18.
Wellesleigh, 95.
Wellys, 213.
Wellysford, 184.
Welweton, 168, 171.
Werne, 181, 191, 195.
Westbagburgh, 175, 194.
Westchynnok, 45, 83.

iMtf.

Manors — coniinued.
Westcontokished, 62.
Westdawelysh, 117, 179,

201.
Westdylyngton, 86.
West Neuton, 148.
Weston in Gordano, 129.
Westwhitfeld, 190, 192,

200, 209.
Whateley, 181.
Whetehyll, 95.
Whitestaunton, 58/
Whittoksmede, 193.
Wode, 176, 182, 186.
Wode Avenant, 203.
Wodeford, 95.
Wolfryngton, 178.
Wolmerston, 183.
Wotton, 182.
Wryngton, 181.
Wul^^e, 126.
Wydecombe, 42, 59, 63,

69, 83» 93» 174.
Wygeebcar, 196.
Wyghtlakyngton, 187,

189, 207.
Wyke, 45, 174.
Wyke juxt. Yatton, 90.
Wylyton, 20, 42, 59,

173.

Wynfreth, 7, 166, 206.

Yearde, 211.

Yevelton, 173, 182.

Zenereswyke, I.
Manston, Ralph, 48.
Manyell, Joan, 60.

Jno., 6a

Manyngham, Oliver, 137.
Maperton, advowson, 182.

manor, 182.

March, earl of, 177.
Marchall, Jno., 9, 159,

162.

Robt., 9.

^Thos.,45, 48.

Marchaunt, Agnes, 17.

Wm., 17.

Mares, Hen., 159, 162.

Joan, 159, 162,

Mareys, Isabella, 14.
Jno., 14.

Mareys, Richd, 11.
Marham, H Lescrop of,

25.
Marke, Jno., 7.

Margaret, 7.

Markeham, Jno., 129 (2),

131-
Markes, Jno., 20.
Martyn, Jno., 50.

Philippa, 120.

Thos., 120.

Mascall, Jno., 146.

Margy, 146.

Master, 45, 78, 171.
Matheu, Isolda, 68.

Jno., 68.

Mathewe, Eliz., 108.

Lodewic, 108.

Mauncell, Jno., 137, 138.

Margy., 138.

Rd., 183.

Maundevyle, land, 124.
May, Thos., 197.
Maydeston, Rd., 171.
Mayn, Richd., 52, 54, 65,

74.
Mede, Joan, 129.

Philip, 123.

Robt., 129.

Melcombe, W. Poulet of,

87, 187.

manor, 136.

Mellys, land, 12, 95, 96,

100, 103, 151.
Mellys, J. Sammell of,

99.
Melysborough, land, 129.

manor, 129.

Merbury, Jno., 193.
Merefeld, Tno., 133.
Merk, land, 35, 181.
Merlynche, manor, 191.
Merssh, land, 76.
Mersshton Bygod, land,

36 (2), 60, 114, 127,

130, 188.
Merston, rent in, 47.
Mertok, land, 15, 138,

167, 190, 192, 200.

suit of Court, 138.

Mervyn, Jno., 126, 207.

Menret, land, 80, 86, 124,

167 (2), 194, 208.

manor, 3.

Meryfeld, land, 143.
Meryfeld, Robt., 95.
Meryk, Rd. a., 149.
Mey, Jno., 24.

Richd., 52.

Michell, Cecilia, 58.

Jno., 167.

Richd., 58, 180.

Walt., 139.

Wm., 120.

Micheldever, Thos., 84 (2).
Middelchynnok, land, 82,

167.

manor, 167.

Middelcote, land, 12, 95,

96.
Middelsowey, 3.

manor, 15 1.

Middeltykenham, land,

132.
Midelbumham, land, 175.
Midwynter, Joan, 125.
Mighelischurche, manor,

35-
Milbom Port, land, 208,

209.
Milborn, Jno., 75.

Richd., 67.

Miles, Jno., 90(2).

Thos., $1.

Miller, Jno., 124.

Willelma, 124.

Mills, Rd., 92.

Milton, land, 61, 191, 206.

manor, 38.

Milton Abbis, land, 60.
Milton Fauconberg,

manor, 168, 171.
(Welb), manor, 115,

142.
Milverton, land, 39, 86,

118.

lonel]rnche rent in,

172.

manor, 136, 158,

177, 193.

messuage in, 40»

—-rent in, 211.

238

Inker-

Mochelney, abbot of, 140.
Modeford Terry, 15, x6.

land, 41, no.

manor, 105, 166.

Modeslegh, land, 35.

Thos., 169.

Moleyns, lord de, 137.

ladyde, 137.

Mompesson, Jno., 126.
Monketon, land, 35, 127,

128, 145, 146.
Monketon Abbis, land,

90,96.
Montagu, services, 189.
Montagu, earl Salisbury,

44.

Alianor, 152.

Eliz.,44.

Emma, 152.

Isabel, 152.

Joan, 152.

Wm., 152.

Monte Acuto, Alice, 73.

Thos. de, 73.

More, Alice, 91, 135, 156.

Barth, 91.

Cecilia, 68.

Clarice, 64.

Cristina, 42, 140.

Joan, 8s, 88.

Jno., 31, 44i 68, 91,

138, 202, 212, 213.

Lambert, 44.

Laurence, 64.

Margt., 140.

Mary, 91.

Roger, 140.

Thos., 103, 135.

Walt., 191.

Wm., 42» 85, 88,

156.
More, Alice atte, 31.

Jno. atte, 31.

Geo. de la, 21, 22.

Isabella de la, 22.

loan de la, 21, 22.

Wm. de la, 22.

Wm. by the, 89.

Morcland, land, 78, 127,

128, I45> "46, 153-
Moreton, manor, 183.

Moreton, Walt., 20a
Morgan, Margt., loi.

Phil., 114, 127.

Morking, Joan, 150.

Thos., 150.

Morlegh, Eliz., 172.

Thos., 172.

Morpath, Steph., 90.
Morton, land, 112.

manor, 10.

Morton, Jno., 143.
Mortymer, Hugh, 175.
Moteron, Adam, 171.
Mounceaus, Jno., Dulver-

ton, 138.
Mountagu, land, 48, 187,

188 (2), 194.
Mountagu, Jno., 50.

Robt., 50.

Wm., 148.

Mucheldevere, Edith, x6.
Joan, 51.

ii^o*> ^^'

Thos., 51, 96.

Muchelneye, land, 24.
Mulleward, Cecilia, 9.

Philip, 9.

Muryden, Wm., 55.
Muskam, Joan, 31, 172.

Jno., 31, 172, 184.

Mychell, Jno. , 11.
Mydsomerys Norton, land,

lox.
Myggyli land, 44, 65, 106.
Mylbome, Joan, 105.

Jno., 105.

Myles. Rd., 155.

Thos., 15.

Mylis, Jno., 89.
Mylton (Wells), land, 154.
Mylward, Jno., 148,
Mytton, Rd., 125.

Naylsey, land, 85, 91.
Neburgh, Jno., 185.
Neele, Jno., 147.
Nenge, Edmd., 170.

Kath., 170.

Netherattebere, manor,

IS5.
Netherham, land, 152, 204.

Netherhuigford, land, 142.
Netherstoweye, land, 8, 9.
Netherwere, land, 64, 149.
Netherwycombe, land, 80.
Nettelcombe, advowson,

176, 182, 186.

church, 186.

manor, 176, 182, 1 86,

203.
Neuburgh, Alice, ao6.

[oan, 183.

Jno., 112, 183, ao6,

Neuhili, land, 105.
Neuport, land, 149, 155.
Neuport, Thos., 95.
Neuton, Idonia, 74.

Isabella, in, 147.

Jno., Ill, 133, 147.

Rd., 78,87.

Wm.,74, 103.

Neuton Plecy, chapel, 52,

54. laS, 135-
manor, 52, 54, 125,

135.

Nevile, countess, 189.

Jno., 205.

Rd. , earl of Salisbury,

189.

Newburgh, Jno., 127.

Neweman, Thos., 57.

Neweton, Jno., 87.

Wm.,51.

Newman, Jno., 11.

Newsman, Cristina, 25.

Wm.,25.

Newton Seyntlo, advow-
son, 126.

land, 105, 126.

manor, 126.

Niter, Robt., 89.

Noethdon, Jno., 19.

Matilda, 19.

Nony, land, 102, 103.

manor, 74.

Nonyngton, manor, 208.

Norbury, Hen., 202.

Jno., 177.

Norlode, manor, 61.

Norlode, Jno., 61.

North, Robt., 136.

Itilie^.

239

Northalle, land, 171.
Northboure, land, 35, 109,

120.
Northcaddebury, land, 80,

126.

manor, 126.

Northcheryton, land, 102.

manor, 212.

Northcombe, land, 81.
Northcoiy, land, 18, 35,

51, 114, 149, 155.

W. Forster of, 142.

Northdon, Jno., 35.

MatUda, 35.

Northlode, Alice, 35.

Wm., 35.

Northouer, Robt., 14.
Northpederton, land, 18,

35» 7Sf i09» "7, 128,

14s, 146, 153, 158, 160,

162, 164, 178.

manor, ii.

Northperet, land, 14, 143.
Norton, hundred, 202.

manor, 171.

messuages, 137.

Norton (Taunton), advow-

son, 208.

manor, 208.

Norton Bonewode, manor,

202.
Norton Malreward, land,

122.

manor, 157 (2).

Norton, Adam, 74, 187

(2), 188, 189.

Alice, 175.

Cristina, 174.

Edith, 93.

Thos., 148,174. I75»

ax2.

Walt., 93, 114, 175.

Norwich, bp. of, 176, 193.
Note, Wm., 81, 96.
Notte, Agnes, 3.

Henry, 3.

Nubury, Isabella, 12.

Nichs., 12.

Nuton, Jno., 184.
Nycoll, Robt., 132.
Nythe, W. Forster of, 142.

Nytherwere, land, 176.
Nywehall, Radulpha, 5.

Thos. atte, 5.

Nyweton Sarmavylc, land,
103.

Obley, R. Bays of, 120.
Obyn, R<^er, 158, 178.
Ocle, manor, 166, 197,

206.
Ode, Thos., chaplain, 5.
Odecombe, land, 46, 48,

194.
manor, 136, 177,

I93i 201.
Offe, Wm., 76.
Oke, church, 186.

land, 92, 93.

T. Togood of, 92, 93.

Okenhed, land, 194.
Okore, Philip, 158.
Oldefeld, land, 45,. 188.
Oldehall, Wm., 113, 201.
Oldesok, land, 1x0.
Oldvyle, land, 104.
Olveston, 212.
Olyver, Edith, 80.

Eliz., 178.

Nichs., 80.

Robt., 178.

Orchard, land, 112, 123.

manor, iii.

J. Orchard of, 27.

R. Orchard of, 172.

Orchard, Alice, 189.

Jno., 21, 26, 189.

Matilda, 26.

Richd., 27, 56, 112.

Robt., 9, 10, II, 13,

112, 172.
Orchard, one mentioned,

14a
Orchardley, advowson,

205.

land, 205.

manor, 205.

a rent, 60, 61.

Orchardlond, land, 187,

188.
Ormond, Amicia, countess

of, 198.

Ormond, Jas., earl of, 71,

198.

Jas., 198.

Jno., 202.

Orum, Agnes, 60.

Wm., 36 (2), 60(2).

Osborne, Walt., 209.
Oseborn, Matilda, 16.
Osemond, Jno., 18.
Oterhampton, land, 77,

105, 140, 14s, 158, 160,

162, 164, 166, 178.
Oterhampton, Wm., 168,

171.
Otery, Geoff., 24.

Rd., 24, $1.

Thomasia, 24, 51.

Ottercombe, manor, 158.
Ottyngton, land, 56.
OuUeknolle, manor, 50,

182, 203.
Overattebere, land, 155.
Overey, Thos., 144.
Overfexford, land, 54.
Overstowey, land, 145.
Overwere, land, 64, 176.

manor, 88.

Oxle, Jno, 189.

Oxon, Edmd., bp. of, 182.

Padenhahe, manor, 70.
Page, Jno., 172.
Paie, Isabella, 13.
Palmer, Agnes, 149.

Jno., 82.

Thos., 142.

Wm., 149.

Palton, land, loi.

manor, 101.

Palton, Eliz., 174.

Tno., 84(2), 174.

Wm., loi, 174, 196.

Paneley, Eliz., 49.

Richd., 49, 57.

Panes, Jno., 34.
Panston, Edwd., 189.

Eli«., 189.

Panter, Henry, 15.

Thos., 160, 163.

Panyot, Thos., 41.
Papenham, Joan, 56*

240

Vtitrer-

Papenham, Jno., 56.
Parker, Rd., 191.

Wm., 200.

Parkhous, Thos., 194.
Parle, Joan, 78.

Robt, 78.

Parsones, Jno., 18.
Parva Cayner, land, 19.
Parva Kayford, land, 1 14,

127.
Parva Weston, land, 80.
Parys, Alice, 146.

Jno., 146.

Major, 156.

Wm., 146.

Passeware, Jno., 29, 78,

85.
Passheware, Wra., 94.
Paston, W. Paston of, 181.
Paston, Wm., 57, 89, 90

(2), 181.
Paulet, Jno., 12, 74.
Paunsefot, Eliz., 16.

Thos., 16.

Pavely, Edith, 100, 106.

Margt., 100.

Wm., 100, 106.

Pavy, Wm., 89, 90 (2).
Pawelet, Wm., 53.
Payn, Joan, 10$, 197.

Jno., 36, 189, 197.

Reginald, 6.

Richd., 75.

Steph., 175.

Thos., 105, 189, 197.

Wm., 185.

Payne, Alice, 7.

Jno., 12.

Paynton, Devon, lOi.
Peauterer, Rd., 45.
Pechy, Jno., 161, 164.
Pederham, land, 6, 7, 92,

109.
Pcdewell, Jno., 126, 135.
Pegenesse, land, 120.
Peion, Joan, 199 (2).

Roger, 199.

Pelham, Jno., 177.
Pendommer, advowson,

29.
— land, 124.

Pendommer, manor, 29.
Pennard, land, 181.
Penne, advowson, 186,

190.

manor, 186, 190.

Pennoun, Simon, 92.
Penny, a rent, 123.
Penryth, Walter ap, 38.
Pensford, land, 126, 130,

137, 170.

manor, 126.

R. Clerk of, 49.

Pensford, Wm., 169.

Peny, Agnes, 66.

Jno.» 66, 75, 114,

124.

Robt., 85, 143.

Pepper, a rent, 20, 45, 60,

64,72,78,97, 122, 130,

166, 173, 206.
Percevale, Joan, 121.

Ralph, senr., 120 (2).

Rd.,65, 84.

Percevall, Thos., 197.
Peres, Jno., 126, 207.
Perot, Hen., 199.
Perret, Hen., no.
Person, Jno., 71, 72, 120.
Persones, Edith, 49.

Jno., 49.

Persons, Jno., 52, 73.
Persjrvale, Joan, 132.

Jno., 132.

Ralph, 132.

Peryman, Joan, 94.

Jno., 94.

Peryton, Hen., 100.
Pete, Jno., 156.
Petevyn, Joan, 145.

Rd., 145.

Petresham, manor, 170.
Peverell, Laurence, 80.

Margt., 2, 157.

Thos., 2, 157.

Pexenesse, land, 202.
Phelip, Guy, 191, 195.
Phelipp, Thos., 152.
Phelips, Alianor, 149.

Peter, 149.

Robt., 141.

Phelpes, Robt., 145.

Philips, Alice, 131.

Jno., 131.

Rd., 131.

-^ — Robt., 131.

Thos., 131.

Pieers, Jno., 51.
Pikesasshe, manor, 191.
Pile, Jno., 185.
Pileman, Cristina, 159,
162.

Jno., 159, 162.

Pill, Andrew, 183.
Pille, land, 93.

T. T<^ood of, 93.

Pillok, Joan, 163.

Rd., 163.

Pillond, Joan, 180.

Thos., 180.

Pilton, Thos., 191.
Piryton, land, 78.
Pitte, land, 17.
Pitte, Jno., 94
Plente, Thos., 43 (2), 59.
Pleybury, land, 169.
Plomer, Jno., 51.
Pobelowe, land, 126, 130,

manor, 126.

Podemore, Jno., 4.
Pokerelleston, manor, 196.
Pokeswell, Eliz., 136.

Humph., 136.

Robt, 56.

Pokyngton, advowson, 17.

manor, 17, 211.

Pokyngton, Wm., 54.
Pole, T. Boucher of, 87.
Pole, Alice, 139.

Anne, 139.

Jno., 120, 139, 154.

Poleyn, Isabella, 64.

Joan, 132,

Jno., 38, 132.

Robt., 104.

Wm., 64, 103.

Pollard, Richd., 68.

Roger, 68.

Poltimore, church, 98.
Poltymore, J. Baunfeld of,

80.
Ponchardon, Hugh, 179.

fcitfer.

24t

ruriinau

— Joa

Jno

Pontessyde, land, 35, 99.
Ponynges, Robt. de, 56.
Popnam, Jno., 12, 120,

144, 166.

Rd., 62, 72.

Porlok, land, 62.

manor, 211.

Portbury, land, 133, 210,

212.
Porte, Jno., 39.

Wm., 195.

Porter, Jno., 119, 136, 152,

206.
Porteshede, land, 91, 133.
Portiay, Henry, 23.
Portman, Cristina, iii.
Joan, 68, 76.
Jno., 151.

■Valt.,68, 70, 76,9s,
III, 112.

Potell, Jno., 7.

Potern, Cristina, 62.

Poughill, Hawisia, 41.

Hugh, 41.

Pouleshyll, land, 187.

Poulet, land, 115.

Poulet, Alianor, 136.

Alice, 136.

Eliz., 124, 133.

Jno., 90, 94, 136(2).

Thos., II.

Wm., II, 31, 59, 62,

78, 87, 124, 128, 133,
I35i «45, 187.

Wm., of Melcomb,

187.

Pounde, Jno., 198, 207.

Thos., 207.

Pouresford, Eliz., 26.

Jno., 26.

Povy, Thos., 203.
Power, Alianor, 22.

Hen., 160, 164, 179.

Isabel, 160, 164, 179.

Joan, 160, 164, 179.

Katherine, 80.

Nichs.,86.

Petronilla, 86.

Rd., 22, 174.

Robert, 80.

Wm., 160, 164, 179.

Power, W., of Bristol, 97.
Poye, Thos., 59, 181.
Prataunt, Robt., ^6.
Pratt, Jno., n, 133.
Prest, Agnes, 21.

Jno., 20.

Ricorda, 20.

Wm., 21.

Prestecote, Richd., 17.
Prestelegh, land, 28.
Preston, Steph., 132.
Preston Plokenet, J.

Stourton of, 55, 78, 85,

180.
Pridekyn, Agnes, 20.

Jno. , 20.

Prior of Wytham, 104.
Pruet, Alice, 67.

Richd., 67.

Pudenvill, Jno., 16.
Pulford, Alianor, 134.

Jno., 134.

Pulton juxta Wells, land,

51.

Purryge, J. Panes of, 34.

Pury, Jno., 35.

Richd., 7.

Purye, land, 12.

manor, 180.

Putte, Wm., 7.

Putteney, manor, 181.

Pydecombe, land, ^jy 57.

Pygot, Rd., 143 (2).

Pykateston land, 97.

Pyke, Eliz., 191.
Hugh, 191.

Pykesasshe, manor, 206.
Pyle, Agnes, i.

Jno., I.

Pyleman, Cristina, 178.

Jno., 178.

Pyll, Andrew, 180.
Pylle, land, 92.

T. Togood of, 92.

Pyllok, Joan, 160.

Rd., 160.

Pym, Joan, 183.

Jno., 141,

Philip, 108, 119.

Rccer, 183.

Pynche,Wm., 9, 10, ii, 13.

Pynchepole, Joan, 149.

Jno., 149.

Pyne, Edmd., 170, 191.
Pynehoo, Cheyne of, loi,

143-
Pynne, J. Cheyny of, 102,

(2), 104, 117.
Pynteley, land, 208.
Pypulpenne, land, 166.

manor, 206.

Pyrie, Wm. atte, 5.
Pyry, Jno., 191, 195.
Pytcombe, land, 139.
Pytte, Alice, 68.

Jno., 68.

Pytteney, land, 195.

manor, 191, 195.

Pyxton, land, 211.
manor, 211.

Quarm, land, 196.
Quykke, Jno., 129.
Kath., 129.

Rabbock, Wm., 27.
Rabbok, land, 112.
Rabbok in Craucombe,

123.
Radeflod, land, 145, 146.
Radeford, Nichs., 70, 80,

no, 115.

Wm., 51, 174.

Radene, land, 36 (2), 60,

66, 130, 188, 205.

manor, 137.

Radeslode, land, 127,

128(2).
Radestoke, advowson, 95,

96.

manor, 95, 96.

Radewell, manor, 99, 170,

181.
Radwyke, Isolda, 122.

Tno., 122.

Radyhuyssh, land, 186.
Radyngton, advowson, 27,

95-

land, 198.

manor, 27, 95

Radyn|ton, Jno., 27
Margaret, 27.

2 I

242

hcttr.

Raffeston, 212.
Kaggel, land, 199.
RaiHygh, Joan, 182.

Simon, 182.

Rake, Margery, 15, 17,30*
173-

Roland, 15, 17. 3°*

173-
Raleigh, Joan, 176, 186.

Simon, 20, 21, 49,

176, 186.

Ramesey, Margt., 140.

Thos., 140.

Rauf, Alice, 184.

Jno., 184.

Raul, Jno., 39.
Rawelyns, Jno., 108.

Matilda, 108.

Rawle, Jno., 77.

Wm., 77.

Raynald, Wm., 183, 184.
Raynold, Jno., 90.
Redburgh, Edmd., 167.
Redclyffeld, land, 208.
Rede, Jno., 140.
Redmede, land, 194.
Redmore, Wm., 7.
Reed, Nichs., 58.

Rd., 181.

Reigny, Jno., 211 (2).
Remayn, Wm., 88.
Rempston, Robt., 183. I
Renot, Agnes, 124. |

Reynes, Alice, 65. |

Jno., 65.

Reynold, Jno., 59. !

Ricard, Robt., 132.
Richard, Agnes, 147.

Jno., 147.

Riche, Margt., 160, 163. 1
Richmond, Countess of, '

I37» 142.
Ridon, Thos., 185.
Rigge, Kalh., 157(2).

Thos., 157(2).

Rippe, Jno., 150.
Rixen, Jno., 26.
Robbeleys, Edwd., 137.

Margt., 137.

Robyn, Jno., 34.
Rocheford, Roger, 180.

Rodberd, Cristina, 136.

Jno., 109.

Rd., 136.

Rode, land, 26, 32 (3), 73,

78, 178.

W. Squyer of, 32.

Rodelyssh, land, 37.

Rodeney, Jno., 208.

Thos., 208.

Walt., 93, 196, 206,

208.

Wm., 104-

Roger, Jno., 20, 47, 71 (2),
180 (2).

Walter, 47.

Rogger» Joan, 31.

Nichs., 31.

Roggers, Amicia, 151.

Hen,, 151.

Jno., 38(2).

Walter, 38 (2).

Rok, Joan, 140.

Jno., 140.

Roller, Jno., 179.

Rolleston, land, 61.

manor, 61.

Rolnes, Joan, 38.

Jno., 38.

Rolveston, land, 123.

Rome, Jno., 171.

Romesey, Alice, 166.

Thos., 166.

Walt., 166 (2).

Roos, Jno. de, ' 1 57.

Rose, a rent, 4, 5, 6 (2),
19, 21, 22, 25, 28, 35,
36, 37, 42, 43 (2), 59,
60, 70, 74, 77, 83, 85,
91, 92, 95, 97, 100, loi,
102, 105, 106, 108, 114,
116, 121, 122 (2), 157,
158, 162 (2), 166 (2),
178, 191, 195(2), 211.

acres of, 176.

Roucestre, Joan, 199.

Rd., 199.

Wm., 8.

Rouland, Jno., 59.

Rous, Wm., 79.

Rowedon, manor, 176,
182, 186, 203.

Rowedon, Jno., 92.
Rudyng,Jno.,43(2), 59-
Ruffyn, Alianor, 15.

Jno., 15.

Rumwell, Jno., 147.
Russell, Edith, 12.

Eli«., 79, 150-

Geo., 180.

Isabella, 82.

Jno., 4.

Oliver, 82.

Robt., 42, 57,79.

Thos., 47>82.

Walt., 82.

Wm., 12, 150.

Ruthyn, lord, 20.
Rydon, Andrew, 169.

Jno., 54.

Rye, Roger, 185.
Ryse, Richd., 55.
Ryxyn, land, 97f "2, 115,
123.

Sabyn, Joan, 128, 146.

Wm., 128, 146.

Sachefeld, Roger, 153.
St. Decom, land, 54.
St Decuman, land, 112.

Wybhill in, 123.

Saintlo, Alice, 106.

Agnes, 106.

Jno., 104, 106.

Nichs., 106.

St Mariebokelond, 9.
St. Mark, Bristol, House

of, 50.
St. Maur, Ela de, 28.

Jno. de, 28 (2).

Margaret, 28.

Rd. de, 28 (2).

Salffe, Agnes, 127.

Steph., 127.

Salisbury, bp. of, 201.

Earl of, 44, 73, 205.

Countess, 189 (2), 205.

Salman, Robt., 66.

Wm., 103.

Saltere, Thos., chaplain, 4.
Saltford, advowson, 7.

land, 105.

manor, 7.

tnUtv.

243

Salway, Edith, 107.

Jno., 107.

Sambroke, Agnes, 61, 66.

Thos., 61, 66.

Samford Brytte, land, 158,

161, 162, 164, 178.
Samford, Hugh, 51.
Sammell, Jno., 99, 102 (2),

104.

Kath., 99.

Sampford, land, 87, 107,

148, 156, 165.
Sampford Arundell, advow-

son, 199.

land, 104.

manor, 199.

Sampson, Jno., 12.
Sandford, land, 50.
Sandford Orskoys, advow-

son, 48.

land, 60.

manor, 48.

Sanford, Hugh, 34.
Sanneford, ]£lmd., 131.

Eliz., 131.

Sargeaunt, Wm., 134.
Saucer, Nichs., 43 (2).
Savage, Jno., 30.
Say, Isabel, 205.

Jno., 205.

Saye, Genofefa, 145.

Wm., 145.

Schir borne, Margy., 164,

165.
Schotell, Hen., 160, 164.
Schyrborn, Marg., i6l.
Scot, Peter, 67.
Scovyle, Joan, 166.
Sebot, Hugh, 15, 17.
See (Ilmystre), land, 81.
Seem, Jno., 148, 149.
Segere, Robt., 5.
Selesmerssh, land, 171.
Selimersh, land, 67.
Selwood, forest, 20a

land, 100, 107.

Sergeant, Thos., 46.
Serjeant at law, 100, 143

(2).
Seymour, Edwd., 47, 74.
Joan, 47.

Seymour, Thos., 209.
Seyntclere, Hen., 126.

Isabella, 107.

Joan, 126.

Jno., 67.

Rd., 107.

Scyntgeorgeshenton, land,

208.
Seyntloo, Alice, 76.

Jna, 76,93.94,96.

Nichs., 144.

Seyntmaur, Jno., 150.
Shapwyke, land, 56.
Sheep, two- tooth, 204.
Sheltord, Jno., 124, 126.

Thos., 58.

Shepherd, Agnes, 79.

Jno., 79.

Philip, 79.

Wm., 79, 123.

Sheppe, Wah., 55.
Sheprene, Richd., 70.
Shepton, land, 57.
Shepton Beauchamp, 2 (2).

land, 113.

J. Sloo of, 46.

Shepton Malet, advowson,
168, 171.

land, 89, 102.

manor, 168, 171.

J. Strode of, 89.

Sherard, Hen., 83.
Shernehull, land, 102.
Shete, Walt., 114, 127.
Shether, Joan, 46.

Thos., 46.

Shillyngford, Jno., 15.
Shiplay, Richd., 63, 69,

85, 89, 93, 94.
Shipton Solers, W. Twyn-

ho of, 212.
Shipward, Jno., 208.

Thos., 82.

Shirborne, abbot of, 126,

204.

land, 23, 25.

Shirfeld, Richd., 56.
Shirneton, manor, 180.
Shokerwyke, manor, 30,

167, 198.
Sholer, Hen., 39.

Shorte, Wm., 24.
Shotell, Hen., 179.
Shourt, Wm., 15.
Shuldere, Jno., 185.
Shvrwold, land, 25.
Sidbury, J. Cross of,

172.
Silferton, church, 171.
Skere, Nich., 36.
Skydmours, land, 205.
Skylman, Matilda, 63.

Thos. , 63.

Slade, Edith, 86 (2).

Richd., 17, 86(2).

Slape, land, 6, 7, 75, 109.
Sloo, Jno., 46.

Margaret, 46.

Smalbrook, land, 30, 31.
Smallcombe, land, 158,
160 (2), 162, 164 (2),
178, 179-

Smyth, Alice, 37.

Agnes, 63 (2).

Isabella, 121.

Jno., 61, 63 (2), 78,

85, 160, 163.

of Criche, 96.

Margt., 160, 463.

Regd.,37.

Rd., 136.

Robt., 41.

Thos., 116.

Walter, 37.

Wm.,24, 121.

Snowe, Alice, 72.

Robt., 72.

Socke Deneys, advowson,
38, 169.

land, 31, 117, 194.

manor, 38, 169, 182.

Somer, Jno., 160, 163.

Thos., 161, 164.

Walt., 128, 146.

Somerford Mautravers,
manor, 200.

Somerford, Alice, 151.

Jno., 151.

Somerton, land, 22, 140,
204.

Somerton Erie, land, 198.

manor, 25, 177, 198.

244

ivOity.

Somerton Randolf, land,

198.

manor, 25, 177, 198.

Soper, Jno., 149, 150.
Southarpe, land, 126.
Southbarough, land, 199.
Southbrent, land, 56, 103.
Southcadbury, advowson,

182.

land, 204.

manor, 182.

Southcharhon, 195.
Southcheryton, free chapel,

192, 212.
Southpederton, land, 81,

87, 126.

J. Peny of, 66.

South Perot, manor, 206.
Sparkeford, land, 5.
Sparkell, Juliana, 128,

146.

Rd., 128, 146.

Sparrow Hawk, paid,

106,
Sparwe, Jno., 14.
Spaxton, land, 127, 145.
R. Hill of, 58, 119,

180. •
S^Miynell, Margery, 35.

Roger, 35.

Speke, Joan, 154, 200.
Jno., 117, ii8 (2),

154, 187, 200.

Wm., 118, 201.

Spencer, Hen., 146.

Joan, 146.

Jno., 145.

Spere, Elen, of Taunton, 6.
Spertegrove, manor, 200.
Spore, Jno., 131, 134, 141,

210.
Spreie, Alice, 55.

Jno., 13, 17.

Margery, 13, 17-

Robt., 55, 179-

Thos., 55.

Walt., 55.

Spycer, Alice, 123.

Richd., 37.

Robt., 123.

Squybbe, Robt., 68, 192.

acy, Tno., 131

afford, Eliz., 156 (2),

Squyer, Alice, 26.

Agnes, 32.

Edith, 114.

Hen., II.

Jno., II, 32(2)c

Wm., 26, 32, 114.

Sta<
Stal

165 (2), 167,

Hen., 137.

Humf., 30, 50, 64,

82, 83, 156 (2), 165 (3),

167, 189, 202.
Tno., archbp., 83,

100.

Margt, 137.

Stanburgh, Roger, 193.
Standerwyke, land, 100,

107, 149, 205.

manor, 137.

Staneford Forum, J. Stock

of, 180.
Stacdey, abbot of, 203.
Stanley, Margt., 142.

Thos., 142.

Stanshawe, Joan, 106.

Margery, 65.

Nichs., 65, 77.

Robt., 106 (2).

Staple, land, 155.
Staple, Joan, 176.

Thos., ICX), 176.

Walt., 176.

Stathe, land, 114.

manor, 114.

Staunton Dm, land, 89,

119, 120, 121, 122, 134.

manor, 121, 122.

Belweton in, 154.

Boteler*s manor, 121.

J. Boteler of, 121.

R. Chokke of, 120.

Staunton, Joan, 46.

Jno., 134, 140, 14I1

144, 149, 210.
Wm., 8, 9, 46, 58,

94.
Stawell, advowson, 69.

manor, 69, 81.

Stenyng, Alice, 24, 52.
Robt., 24, 52, 81.

Stenyng, Wm., 119.
Stepulton, Leonsud, 83,

100, 103.

Mary, 100, 103.

Sterte, Ralph, 45, 70.
Stevenes, Wm., 196, 197.
Stevenys, Wm., 42.
Stivel^h, manor, 175.
Stocke, Jno., 180, 185.
Stodeley, Thos. , of Stanley,

203.
Stoke, land, 55.
Stokecursy, land, 56, 90,

I39» I58» 162, 178.
Stokegummer, Chedmersh

in, 123.
land, 50, 53, 54(2),

94, 97, 112, 115, 116,

143.
Stokelond, land, 158, 160,

162, 163, 178.
Stokelondgaunt, land, 77,

140.
Stokepyrowe, church, 51.
Stoke sub Hamdon, chapel,

168, 171.
Stoke under Hamdon,

manor, 168, 171.
Stoketrystre, manor, 200.
Stokewod (Keynsham),

land, 130, 137.
Stokker, Thos., 39.
Stompe, Thos., 161, 165.

Thomasia, 161, 165.

Stone, manor, 141.
Stonehalle, a messuage,

118.
Stooford, land, 84, 92.

manor, 158.

Storke, Alice, 189.

Jno., 68, 70, 102,

103, 180, 189, I94» 195

(2).
Stortworth, Jno., 58.
Story, Jno., 92.
Stourton, J. Stourton of,

180.
Jno., 29, 55, 58, 78,

85, 92, 114, 180(2).
Margt, 127, 130,

i45> 153-

fnllf^.

245

Stourton, Regd., 127, 130,

145. 153.

Richd., 78.

Wm., 7, 29, 30,38,

114, 127.
Stoweford, Wm., 210.
Stowell, land, 204.
Stowell, Jno., 191.

Robt., 149, 206.

Thos.,3, 22, 38, 88,

92,93, 186.
Stowey, land, 76.
Stowey, Jno., 55.
Stradlyng, David, 148.

Edwd., 56.

Joan, 192. j

Jno., 192. i

Wm., 20, 56.

Strange, Jno., 48.
Stratton, land, 126.
Stratton up Fosse, advow-
son, 168, 171.

manor, 168, 171.

Stratton, Thos., 176.
Streeche, Joan, 42, 170,
181.

Jno., 30, 42, 43(2),

168, 169, 170, 181.
Streme, Isabella, 45.

Jno., atte, 21, 45.

Stringeston, manor, 180.
Strode, Alice, 204.

Jno., 89.

Wm., 204.

Strogge, Robt, 33.
Strucge, Adam, 73.
StucTe, Hugh, 202.

Kath., 202.

Stukley, Geo., 146.
• Stydolf, Thos., 211.

Stykelpath, land, 29, 17a

Style, Wm.,84.

Styllyng, Robt., 161,
165.

Suayton, Jno., 175.

Sudyngton Langeley, 212.

Suffolk, earl of, 195, 200.

Suger, Hugh, 135.

Summaister, Adam, loi.

Suphay, Jno., 172.

Sutton, manor, 19.

Sutton Byngham, advow-

son, no.

land, 1 10.

manor, 1 10.

Sutton Husey, land, 152.
Sutton Malet, land, 6, 7,

109.
Sutton Montagu, R.

Power of, 80.
Sutton, Richd., 22.
Swan, Rd., 135, 144.
Swaynswike, Atewike in,

210.
Swelle, land, 155.

manor, 74.

Swecge, Wm. , 67.
Swyndon Postrygge, land,

88.
Swynger, Roger, 39.
Sybybj, Joan, 2.

Thos., 2.

Sybye, Jno., 41.
Sydbury, J. Crosse of, 40.
Sydeney, Wm., senr., 20a
Sydenliam, land, 78, 107.

manor, 53.

Sydenham, Hen., 16, 53.

Joan, 85, 123.

Jno., 85,92, 93, 94,

123, 127, 159, 163.

Margt., 16.

Robt, 187.

Simon, 53, 58, 61,

187.
Syfeyn, Walt., 55.
Sylveyn, Margt., 60, 185.

Walt, 60, 185.

Sylveyns, land, 187, 188.
Symondes, Eliz., 150.

Wm., 150.

Synet, Jno., 187.
Sytecote, land, 196.
Syward, Dionisia, 35.
Roger, 35.

Taffe, Joan, 150.

Julia, 150.

Nichs., 150.

Taillour, Alan, 185.

Wm., 126, 177.

Talbot, Alianor, 182 (2).

Talbot, Humf., 210.

Joan, III.

Jno., HI.

Simon, 61.

Wm., 182(2).

Tame, Jno., 212.
Tannar, Joan, 148.

Jno. , 46.

Thos., 4.

Walt, 85.

Wm., 148.

Taunton, Forestrete, 123.
land, 8, 13, 41, 52,

55i 67, 68, 76, 8i, 92,

93, III, 150, 208, 211.
messuages, 5, 9, 17,

92, 123, 130, 147, I5»-

prior of, 20, 174.

J. Baker of, 52 (2).

S. Hampwode of,

123.

J. Hardyng of, 123.

|. More of, 138.

Taverner, Jno., 132.

Wm., 191, 195.

Taylour, Mary, 98.

Wm., 98.

Tellisford, advowson, 168,

171.

land, 26, 73.

manor, i6i8, 171.

Templecombe, land, 121.
Templer, Thos., 56.
Terumbere, Jas., 151.
Testwode, EUz., 18.

Tno., 18.

Tettebury, church, 1 00.
Theynes Court, manor,

134.
Thomas, Joan, 70.

Stephen, 7.

Wm. , 70, 104.

Wm. ap., 83.

Thomer, Alianor, 4.

Wm.,4.

Thommys, Jno., 100,
Thome Coffyn, land, 117.
Thorncombe, J. Britt of,

142.
Thomedon, land, 183.
Thomerton, Devon, 64.

2 I 2

246

hOin.

Thorney, land, 211.
Thornton, Jno., 105.
Thurlokeston, land, 96.
Thykks, Math., 23.
Tildeney, Hen., 45.

Joan, 45.

Tilly, Margt., 104.

Matilda, 32.

Roger, 26, 32 (2).

Walt, 53.

Wm., 104.

Timyng, Nichs., 161, 164.
Tiptot, Jno., 171.

Philippa, 171.

Tirell, Jno., 193.

Rd., 177.

Tiz, Hen., 189.
Tocotes, Roger, 127.
Todde, Robt., 132.
Togood, Thos., 92, 93.
Toker, Hen., 21.

Matilda, 21.

Thos., 39.

Tokeswell, land, 127, 128,

145, 146.
Tokker, Robt., 193.
Toky, Jno., 183.
Tolomere, Walt., 158, 161

(2), 165, 178.
Tolond, land, 30, 31.
Tomas, W., 94.
Toper, Jno., 166.
Topet, Matilda, 183.

Thos., 183.

Tomok, manor, 38.
Tomour, Hen., 27.
Torre, land, 17.

abbot of, 76.

Torre, Jno., 128, 146.
Toteyate, Agnes, 32.

Wm., 32.

Touker, Edwd., 159.

Rd., 163.

Toumour, Wm., 104.
Toumy, Walt., 178.
Trapp, Joan, 159, 163.

Robt, 160, 163.

Roger, 159, 163.

Thos., 33.

Trebell, Cristina, 39.
Richd., 31.

Trebell, Thos., 173.
Trebon, Rd., 121.
Treburgh, Broun in, 144.

land, 144.

Tremayll, Margt., 183.

Roger, 183.

Thos., 136 (2), 146,

150, 153.
Trenchemere, Joan, 83,

102.

Jno., 83, 102.

Margt, 83, 102.

Robt, 102.

Thos., 83, 102.

Trent, advowson, 202.

land, 204.

manor, 202.

Tresham, Wm., 201.
Trethek, Joan, i8i.

Jno., 181, 196, 197.

Wm., 181.

Trevarg, Jno., 177.
Treweboay, Roger, 60,

182.
Trotte, Alice, 15.

Gilbert, 15.

Joan, 104.

Wm., 104.

Trottestaveme, 89.
Troubrigge, J. Boss of,

58.
Troubryge, Rd., 148.
Troute, Robt, 43 (2),

59.
Trowe, Thos., 53, 187.
Trycche, Joan, 64.

Thos., 19.

Walt, 64.

Tryllok, Robt, 160, 163,

179.
Tudenham, Thos., 99.
Tudryngton, land, 64.
Turges, Robt, 112.
Tumeyate, land, 112, 208,

209.
Tumok, land, 64.
Tuse, Alex, 147.

Jno., 147.

Twenys, Jno., 63.
Twyneho, Agnes, 154.
Cristr., 212.

Twyneho, Jno., 60, 64, 73,

78, 154, 212.

Wm., 19, 212.

Twyverton, land, 105,

lis.
Tykenham, land, 121,

194, 199.

manor, 47.

Tykenhill, manor, ill.
Tylly, Cristina, 73, 80.

Joan, 158, 161, 178.

Roger, 73, 8a

Walt, 158, 161,

178.

Wm.,73.

Tymbercombe, land, 17,

81.
Tymmysburgh, advowson,

lOI.

land, 1 01.

manor, loi.

Typtoft, Jno., 182.

Uley, M. Berkley of, 192.
Underwode, Wm., 21.
Unweyn, Ela, 57.

Simon, 57.

Thos., 48.

Uppecote, land, 72.
Uppeford, Jno., 171.
Upwere, manor, 21, 22.

Vampage, Jno., senr.,

200.
Veel, Alianor le, 166.

Peter le, 166.

Robt, 2(2), 14, 55,

61, 183.
Venables, Jno., 18, 22, 38.

Richd., 77.

Venour, Eliz., 10.

Wm., 10, 112, 113.

Vemay, Jno., 56.
Vernon, Eliz., 203.

Thos., 203.

Vexford, land, 115.
Viell, Alice, 71.

Eliz., 72.

Hen., 71.

Wm., 72.

Viole, Alice, 44.

ftOle^.

247

Vowel, Jno., 30.
Vycary» Dionisia, 52.

Jno., 52.

VycU, AUce, 65, 166.

Elii., 75.

Hen., 6$, 166.

Matilda, 91.

Wm.,64, 75, 91.

Vynter, Joan, 75.
Jno., 75.

Wachet, land, 20, 173,

174-

manor, 42, 59.

Wadham, Alice, 149.

Joan, 16.

Jno., 16, 133.

Margt., 186, 190.

Robt., 16.

Walt., 186.

Wm., 149, 186, 189,

190.
Waget, land, 108.
Wake, Agnes, 114.

Alice, 5.

Jno., 5.

Thos., 114.

Wakeryng, Jno., 171.
Walbronde, Alice, 10.

Rd., 10.

Waldyeve, Thos., 107.
Waleys, Agnes, 50.

Jno., 92 (2).

Wm., 36, 50.

Walish, Walt., 169.
Walle, Jno., 36.

Thos., 198.

Wallegh, land, 106.
Walleleyn, Eustachia, 49.

Jno., 49.

Wallop, Thos., 47.
Walpill, land, 145, 146.
Walrond, Jno., 212.

Margt., 212.

Walt., 142.

Walsham, Nichs., 81.
Walshawe, Agnes, 107,

148.

Rd., 107, 118, 148.

Walshe, Agnes, 152.
Eliz., 153.

Walshe, Jno., 153, 212.

Peter, 152.

Walssh, Jno., 153.
Walsshe, Hawisia, 20.

Joan, 24.

Walter, 24.

Wm.,20.

Walter, Jno., 144.
Walterescombe, land, 55.
Walton, manor, 207.
Walton, Jno., 152.

Margt., 82.

Richd., 82.

Thos., 82.

Walton in Gordano, ad-
vowson, 100, 129, 130,

131.
manor, 100, 129, 130,

. 131-

I Walwyn, Wm., 177.

I Walyngford, Alice, 61.

I Jno., 61.

I Wandeslre, advowson, 38,

47.

land, 45.

manor, 38, 47, 70.

R. Sheprene of, 70.

J. Wryngton, 3.

Wansford, Thos., 90.
! Warde, Agnes, 18.

j Jno., 18.

I Warner, Eliz., 154.

Thos., 154, 212.

! Warre, Cristina, 123, 184.

Joan, 184.

Jno., 64, 71, 72, 80,

83, 86 (2), 87, 88, 123,
184, 187.

I Robt., 31, 40, 96,

I 118, 172, 184.

Thos., 190.

Thomasia, 31, 40,

; 172.

Warwick, earl of, 176, 193.
' Warwyk, Jno., 137.
! Waskam, Joan, 193.

; Rd., 193.

■ Wason, Wm., 12, 141.

Wasshebum, Eliz., 134.

Norman, 134.

Water, Jno. atte, 39.

Wax, a rent, 166, 206.
Wayfers, land, 205.
Wayford, manor, 152.
Wayne, Richd., 97.
Waynflete, Wm., bishop

147.
Waysford, lord, 20.
Webbe, Ag(^es, 57.

Jno., 57.

Jno., of Cayner, 23.

Wedergrave, manor, 18.
Wedmour, land, 35, 105.

J. Mylborne of, 105.

Wegge, Walter, 9.

Wm., 9.

Welde, Richd., 34.

Thos., 34.

Welle, Adam atte, 19.

Jno., 78.

W^elles, Dean and Chapter,

129.

Dodesdene in, 54.

land, 42, 65, 84, 85,

125, 129, 137, 154, 196.

manor, 213.

messuages, 4 (3), 45,

108.

shops, 42.

Welleslegh, land, 137.

manor, 95, 96.

Wellysford, manor, 184.
Welwe, J. Fraunceys of,

102 (2).
Welweton, manor, 168,

171.

Jno. , 66.

Welyngton, land, 68, 73,

134.

vicar, 67.

Welyngton, Joan, 112.

Jno., 75, 112.

Welyton, land, 158, 161,

162, 164, 178.
Wemedon, land, 87, 107,

109, 125, 127, I39» 145.

146, 148, 178.
Wenard, Wm., 186.
Wenteworth, Richd., 74.
Were, Geoff., 24.
Werkman, Wm., 171.
Werne, land, 195, 211.

248

hititr.

Werne, manor, 181, 191,

195.
Werthelybenersshe, land,

55-
West, Reginald, 74.
Westbaggeburgh, advow-

son, 175, 194.

land, III.

manor, 175, 194.

Westboure, land, 127, 145.
Westbury, land, 154.
Westbury, Jno., 34, 65,

79.

Kath., 34.

Wm., 34, 57, 59, 65,

79, 100, 106, 178, 185.
Westby, Gregy., 127, 207.

Wm., 35.

Westcantokkyshed, 3.

advowson, 62.

manor, 62.

Westcapelond, land, 68.
Westchippelegh, land, 30.
Westchynnok, land, 82,

211.

manor, 45, 49, 83.

West Coker, Burelsmyle ini

124.

land, 48, 143, 194-

Westdawelyssh, advowson,

118,179.
land, 118, 201.

manor, 117, 179,

201.

Westdylyngton, land, 87.

manor, 86.

Westgatestrete(Bath), 113.

Westham, land, 175.

W^esthescombe, land, 41.

Westmerssh, land, 103.

Westminster, abbot of, 71,
72, 73» 75> 80, 81, 89,
107, 110, 117, 119, 127,
132, I50» »S3 (2), 203,
206, 210, 211.

West Neuton, manor, 148.

Weston, land, 22, 61.

(Cadbury), land, 204.

(Northcadbury), land,

135-

— (Middelsowey), 3.

Weston in Gordano, land,

132.
Weston Magna, land, 33,

80.
Weston Parva, land, 80.
Weston, Margery, 153.

Richd., 67.

Wm., 153.

Westwhitfeld, manor, 190,

192, 2cx>, 209.
Westwyke, land, 76.
Wethergrave, land, 98,

204.
Wetherherde, Walt., 53.
Wexcombe, Wm., i,
Wey, Jno. at the, 92, 147.

Wm. at the, 92, 147.

Weycombe, land, 158, 161,

162, 164, 178.
Whaddon, R. Michell of,

58. ,
Whalesburgh, Edmd., 203.

Eliz., 203.

Joan, 176.

Jno., 176.

Matilda, 203.

Thos., 203. '

Whatele, Jno., 31. |

Whatley, land, 103, 137. '

manor, 181. I

Whatman, Robt., 142. I
Wheat, a grain, a rent, 71. |
Wheler, Matilda, 89. ;

Rd.,89.

Whestowe, in Lydeard !

Lawrence, 123.
Whetehyll, advowson, 95. ;

manor, 95.

Whetstowe, land, 112. 1

White, Jno., 28.

Lucy, 28. I

Nichs., 26. j

Simon, 160, 164.

Whitechyrche, land, loi. I
Whitestaunton, advowson, ,

58. I

manor, 58. |

Whittokesmede, land, 193. j

manor, 193. |

Whittokysmede, Jno., 93,

94, 97, 121, 193. I

Whitwode, Alice, 209.

Joan, 208.

Jno., 208.

Whityngham, Robt, 195.
Whityngton, Alice, 1 10,

179.

Jno., no.

Robt., no.

Thos., no, 179.

Whornere, Edith, 21.

Jno., 21.

Whytenhille, land, 52.
Whythell, land, 118, 201.
Whyttyll, Nicholas, 71.
— : — Wm., 71.
Wibbury, Gilbert, 20.
Wilkyngthrop, land, 70.
William, Thos., cleric, 6.

Wm.,43.

Willis, Joan, 86.

Rd.,86.

Willoughby, Thos., 201.
Willys, Agnes, 35.

Walter, 35.

Wilton, Lucy, 41.
Wiltshire, earl of, 123.
Winchester, bp. of, 147,

'95-
Withiford, Thos., 153.
Wode, land, 26.

manor, 176, 182, 186.

Wode Auvenant, manor,

203.
Wode, Joan alte, 67.
Jno. atte, 17, 90,

213.

Wm. atte, 67.

Wodeford, land, 76.

manor, 95, 96.

Wodehele, Roger, 78.
Wodehous, land, 29, 170.
Wodhill, Roger, 35.
Wodmylle, Alice, 37.

Jno., 37.

Woky, Wm., loi.
Wokyhole, land, 154.
Wolf, Jno., atte Streme,

21.
Wolfryngton, manor, 178.
Wollavjnigton, chapel, 8.
land, 181.

Intr^.

249

Wolmerston, land, 8, 9,

78.

manor, 183.

Wolston, Wm., 193.
Wonard, Isabel, 169.

Jno., 128, 169.

Wm., 169.

Wooford, advowson, 33.
land, 33, 100, 107,

205.
Wooky, land, 129, 154.
Wooly, Wm., 14.
Workeman, Joan, 198.
Worle, land in, 61.
Worston, Marg., 13.

Wm., 13.

Worthe, land, icx), 154.
Worthiston, land, 85.
Worthy, land, 62.
Wotton, advowson, 182.

manor, 182.

Wotton, Eliz., 100.

Nichs. , 100.

Wroxhale, land, 21, 22,

91, 199.
Wrynche, Wm., 186.
Wryngton, manor, 181.
Wryngton, Jno., 3.
Wulwade, land, 126.

manor, 126.

Wybhill, in St. Decuman's,

123.
Wyche, Jno., 14.

Richd., 14.

Wydecombe, advowson,

174.

land, 60.

manor, 42, 59, 63,

69, 83, 93. 174-
Wydecombe, Jno., 82.
Wydeslade, Agnes, 145.
Jno., 63,69, 85, 88,

89, 132, 145, 196, 209

(2).
Wydevyll, Jacquetta, 195.

Rd., 195.

Wyggebeare, manor, 196.
Wyghtlakyngton, land, 16,

74, 188, 207.

Wyghtlakyngton, manor,

187, 189.
Wygmore, Rd., I77» I93-
Wyke, manor, 45, 174.
Wyke juxta Langport, 16.

fishery, 133.

land, 133, 189.

Wyke juxta Yatton, manor,

63, 89, 90.
Wyke, Joan, 76, no, iii,

206.

Jno., 206.

Robt, 172.

Roger, 76, 1 10, 206.

Thos., 184.

Wykes, Margt, 119.

Thos., 119.

Wykham, Thos., 147.
Wykyng, Jno., 166.
Wylkyngthrop, land, 71.
Wylly, Elena, 71.

Jno., 71.

Wylyton, land, 26, 50, 54,

94-
manor, 20, 42, 59,

173.
Wymbysh, Joan, 117.

Rd., 117.

Wynard, Wm., 87.
Wynbold, Wm., 33.
Wynescombe, land, 18.
Wynford, Alice, 78, 85.

Jno., 29, 78, 85.

Wynnreth, advowson, 7,

206.

manor, 7, 166, 206. |

Wynkaulton, land, 37,

^45- ;

Wynston, Matilda, 112.

Richd., 81, 112. I

Wynterboum Earls, 44.
Wynton, bp. of, 73. !

W)mtout, Jno., 12.
Wyntreshull, Jno. , 42. '

Wyot, Rd., 176.
Wyse, Jno., 74, 187 (2), i

188, 189. I
Thos., 74, 186, 187

(2), 188, 189. I

Wyth, Agnes, 41.

Jno., 41.

Wytham, prior of, 104.
Wytham, Thos., 205.
Wythele, land, 179.
Wythyford, Agnes, II7-

Alan, 194.

Jno., 117, 194-

Margt., 154.

Thos., 154.

Wythynowe, Alianor, 142.

Jna, 142.

Wyvelyscomb, R. Brylt of,

198. -
Wyvelyscombe, Alice,

172.
Jno., 172.

Ya, Robt. atte, 50.

Wm. atte, 50.

Yadenworth, land, 85.
Yadewyke, Jno., 51.
Yate, Richd. atte, 26.
Yatton, 63, 89.

Und, 44 (2), 46, ^^,

91,98.
Yearde, manor, 211.
Yelverton, Wm., 129 (2),

131.
Yevelchestre, land, 204,

211.

J. Bryce of, 25.

Yevele, land, 15, 34, no,

126.

Jno. Jolyf of, 2.

Yevelton, land, 14, 41.

manor, 173, 182.

Vne, Jno., 11.
Vonge, Jno., 113.

Richd., II.

Thos., 201.

York, archbp. of, 195.

duke of, 1 13, 193, 201 .

duchess of, 113, 201.

Yurd, Jno., 191.
Ywode, Jno., 47.
Matilda, 47.

Zenereswyke, manor, i.

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ST. martin's LANK.

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