,T XI. (bcin^ 1'art I. of Vol. II.).
EDITED BY ERNEST F. KIRK.
FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
VOLUME II.
RxA-T t **
(A.D. 1272 A.D. 1326).
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PUBLISHED IX SEVEN PARTS, WITH AN INDEX, BY THE SOCIETY AT THE
MUSEUM IN THE CASTLE.
I9I3 1928.
FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
PREFACE.
THE nature of a Fine was explained by Mr. R. E. G Kirk in our first volume
(1899) ; and since then various features of it have been studied in greater detail
by Mr. G. J. Turner in Huntingdonshire Fines (1913), and by Canon C. W. Foster
in the second volume of Lincolnshire Fines (1920). These may be referred to for
general knowledge of the subject, and it seems unnecessary to repeat the
information here. There are, however, some points in the present volume which
are worthy of notice.
The writ of covenant begins to supersede others ; the writ of warranty of
charter, which had been the more popular, is now less used and appears for the
last time here in 1326 (p. 225) and not again for Essex before the reign of
Henry VII. The payment of a sore sparrowhawk as consideration does not
occur after 1314 (p. 159).
The subject matter of the Fine has become simpler and almost stereotyped
in a small number of forms; there is little elaboration of detail except in the
case of settlements, generally indicated by the absence of payment of con-
sideration, which occur in increasing proportion. Manors are named more often,
and when not named can frequently be identified as such.
The sums of money mentioned as consideration are invariably exact numbers
of pounds, marks or shillings, and evidently fictitious. The acreages, however,
and the number of messuages, etc., appear to be still fairly accurate; although
round numbers may be suspected as having been given to make certain of
covering smaller amounts. Thus, the distribution of meadow agrees well with
the known situation of streams, moor and heath are rare, and the scarcity of
woodland in Dengey hundred is confirmed. Alder occurs only in a belt east of
Bardfield, Stebbing and Witham to the coast and Stour.
During the period covered by this volume we have the commencement of
another large series, that of the Notes of Fines, which were the revised drafts
from which the Feet and counterparts were engrossed. They appear to have
been made at earlier dates, but not then thought worth preservation. The
series is imperfect ; but it sometimes happens that a defective Foot can be
supplemented by the Note, and there are a few Notes for which the corresponding
Feet are missing. A facsimile (actual size) of a Note is shown in the frontis-
piece, and its form can be compared with that of the Foot and counterparts of
another Fine shown in the frontispiece to the first volume.
There is also a third large series, that of the Concords of Fines, which are a
still earlier stage in the preparation of the Fine ; but it is not continuous before
the reign of Elizabeth, and not many earlier Concords are preserved The later
Concords are chiefly interesting as containing signatures of the parties.
In the 56 completed years of Henry III. the total number of Fines relating to
Essex is 1,763, giving a yearly average of 31 5. Apart from Notes, the total is
929 and the yearly average 27-3 for the 34 completed years of Edward I., and the
total 1,117 and the yearly average 58 8 for the 19 completed years of Edward II.
In the following reigns the yearly average falls until it reaches a minimum in the
time of the Yorkist kings. It rises again under the Tudors, slowly at first and
then rapidly at the time of the Reformation.
The Court of Common Pleas was at York in the terms
Trin. 26 Mich. 32 Edward I.
Mich, and Hil. 13 Edward II.
Trin. 15 Mich. 17 Edward II.
but otherwise all Fines here calendared were levied at Westminster.
In a few cases the Feet appear to have been wrongly marked, and to refer to
another county. These are :
EDWARD I.
253 to Herts. 402 to Suffolk. 443 to Bedfordshire.
258 to Cambridgeshire. 430 to Herts. 617 to Bucks.
EDWARD II.
221 to Yorkshire. 998 to Sussex.
CORRIGENDUM,
p. 20. No. 104. For Richard read Robert.
ADDITIONAL CORRIGENDA IN VOL. I
p 66, No. 114. For Canne read Caune.
p. 188, No. (1082). After Walton read [rectius Wilton].
p 253, No. 1516. For Luke read Lucy.
IN THE INDEX.
Belchamp 138 is Belchamp St. Paul.
After Belchamp Cuntasse add [in Belchamp Walter].
,, ,, Ledene Plumme add [in Belchamp Otton].
,, ,, Little, add [in Ovington].
Belechon add [Belton, Suffolk]
Bradwell 98 is Bradwell-on-Sea.
Dele Chamberlein, Ralph, 86; and add Champiun, Ralph, 86.
After Danegris add [Lavvling in Latchingdon].
Dele. Fitz Hubert. Richard, 52, 97 108, 171; and add FHz Hugh Richard,
52, 97, 108, 171.
After Ginges Jordani add [Ginges Landri].
Dele. Halstead, 48 ; and add Horstede (Norf.), 48
Hanningfield, 48. 82 is Hanningfield, South.
,, 233 is Hanningfield, West.
After Kelintone add 42.
Laver, 22 is Laver, Little.
Add Lecekin, William, 228.
After Leia add [Leighs] .
,, Ovenhill add [in Boxley, Kent].
Add Roding, Beauchamp, 240.
For Stifford, 257, read Stisted, 257.
Theydon, 119, 179, 233 is Theydon, Mount.
Wakering, 179 is Wakering, Little.
Add Warwick, Countess, 266.
ESSEX FINES.
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Each year of the reign of Edward I. comprised portions of two Michaelmas
terms. Where an asterisk is placed after " Mich." it denotes that the Fine
was levied in the latter part of Michaelmas Term, i.e., after aoth November,
the Accession-day of Edward I. When no asterisk is used, the fiyst portion
of the term, at the end of the regnal year, is intended. The principal days
in this Term are set out in Vol. I., p. 55 (note).
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
i EDWARD I. 1272-1273.
1. Trin. John de Nevill and Margaret his wife, pi. William de Sage and
Roeys' his wife, def. One messuage, 100 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow and
8 acres of pasture with appurts. in Wetheresfeld. Plea of covenant. Def.
acknowledged the said tenement with appurts , to wit, whatever they had in the
same town, without any retainment, to be the right of pi. ; to hold to pi. and the
heirs of John, of def. doing all services to the chief lords of that fee appertain-
ing thereto. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
2. Eas. Alexander de Suffolk, pi. William de Rockel' and J9an his wife,
impedients. 10 acres of land with appurts. in Westhammes. Plea of warranty
of charter. PI. to hold of impedients and the heirs of Joan, by the yearly rent
of 2s. qd. for all service, suit of court, custom and exaction. Cons., iocs, sterling.
3. Mich. Peter de Edelmeton and Hawysa his wife, pi. Reginald de la
Funtayne and Roeys' his wife, impedients. One messuage and 22 acres of land
with appurts, in TundeiT. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of
Peter to hold of impedients and the heirs of Reginald, by the yearly rent of I2d.
for all service, suit of court, custom and exaction. Cons., 37 marks of silver.
4. Mich. Gilbert Peche and Joan his wife, pi. John Peche, def. Manor of
Plechenclen with appurts. PI. to hold, during their lives, of def., by the yearly
rent of i rose at the Nativity of S. J. 13., for all service, custom and exaction.
Reversion to def. and his heirs ; to hold of the chief lords of that fee by the
services appertaining to that Manor.
5. Mich. Laurence de Mildenhal', pi Nicholas de Amberdene and Alice
his wife, impedients. One messuage, 8 acres of land and 2| acres of meadow
with appurts. in Wymbysse. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to hold of
impedients, by the yearly rent of 2$d., to wit, i8d. at Michaelmas and jd. at
Easter, and by finding henceforth 2 lamps burning in the chancel of the church
of Wymbisse, to wit, on each feast-day (die /estiva) for the whole service and on
alternate holidays (diebusferiatis) for mass for the souls of impedients their ancestors
and heirs, for all service, custom and exaction. Cons., 13 marks of silver. Law-
ful to impedients or their heirs to distrain in default of finding the lamps or
payment of the rent.
6. Trin. Hugh, Prior of Dunmawe, pi., by Henry de Reynnes. Roger
Byssopp and Alice his wife, and Geoffrey Sleybrond and Roeysia his wife, def.
One messuage, 43 acres of land and 2 acres of meadow with appurts. in Lamburn.
Def. quitclaimed to pi., his successors, and his church of St. Mary of Dnnmawe
Cons., 16 marks of silver.
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7 Mich. Dyonisia de Monte Caniso, pi. Robert de Ver. Earl of Oxford
[def.j, whom Hawysia, who was the wife of Hugh de Ver, formerly Earl of
Oxford, vouched to warranty. Concerning the custody of John, son and heir of
Jordan le Chamberleng', which pi. says appertains to her because Jordan held
his land of her by knight service. PI acknowledged the said custody, together
with John's marriage, to be the right of def. And for this acknowledgment def.
granted to pi. the custody of the body and marriage until the full age of the same
John. And if it shall happen that John die under age without heir of his body,
Orabilia his sister surviving, then pi. or her heirs shall have the custody and
marriage of Orabilia. And moreovei if it shall happen that John and Orabilia
die under age having heirs begotten of their bodies, then def. and his heirs shall
have the custody and marriages of their heirs without let or impeachment of
pi. or her heirs.
8. Mich. Baldwin Fyllol, pi. John de Cowey and Joan his wife, def. 17
acres of land with appurts. in Toppyngho, Hatfeud Peverel and Borham. Plea
of covenant. Def. and the heirs of Joan quitclaimed to pi. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk. Endorsed: Matilda, who was the wife of Walter de Creyk, and
John, son of Walter de Creyk, put in their claim.
9. Mich. Gilbert, son of Robert de Clavering, pi Robert, son of Richard
de Arkeden', impedient. One messuage, 60 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow,
2 acres of wood and 2 acres of pasture with appurts. in Arkedene. Plea of warranty
of charter. PI. granted to impedient and Avicia his wife ; to hold to them and
the heirs which he shall beget of the body of Avicia, by the yearly rent of i is. qd.,
and doing scutage to the King when it shall come, as much as appertains to
i virgate of land of the same fee in the same town, for all service custom and
exaction. And if it shall happen that impedient die without such heir, or if the
heirs which he shall beget of Avicia shall die without heir de se, then the premises,
after the decease of both Robert and Avicia shall entirely revert to pi. and his
heirs, quit from the other heirs of Robert ; to hold of the chief lords of that fee.
10. Mich. Richard de Ewell, pi. Gunnora Lovel, impedient. One messuage,
26 acres of land, 9 acres and i rood of meadow, 4 acres of wood and 45. of rent
with appurts. in Farnham near Storteford. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to
hold of impedient, by the yearly rent of i rose at the Nativity of S. }. B., for all
service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords of
that fee. Cons., 100 marks of silver. Endorsed : And John, son of John Lovell,
William and Richard, his brothers, put in their claim.
11. Trin. William de la Leye and Alice, his mother, pi., the latter by
Nicholas, son of Gerard de Colme%vorth. William de Shenefeud, impedient.
One messuage, 100 acres of land and 8s. of rent with appurts. in Heyden. Plea
of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of Alice to hold of impedient, by the
yearly rent of id. at Easter, for all service, custom and exaction. Cons , 100
marks of silver.
DIVERS COUNTIES.
1 EDWARD I. 1273.
3. Eas. Nicholas de Basing and Isabel his wife, pi. John de Cokham, def.
One messuage, 6 acres of land and a third part of i garden with appurts. in
Plumpsted, [Kent] . Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of Isabel to hold of
def., by the yearly rent of i rose at the Nativity of S. J. B., for all service, custom
and exaction And pi. quitclaimed to def. all their right and claim in the
advowson of the church of Little Stanbrigge, and in all lands and tenements
with appurts, which def. holds in Great Stanbrigge, Little Stanbrigge, Canewdon,
Assindon, Rocheford and Little Hokel' on the day on which this agreement was
made Kent, Essex.
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COUNTY OF ESSEX.
2 EDWARD I. 1273-1274.
12. Trin. William de Sancto Claro, junior, pi. William de Sancto Claro,
senior, impedient. Two parts of the Manor of Est Tyllebir 1 with appurts.
Plea of warranty of charter. Impedient acknowledged the said two parts with
appurts., to wit, everything he formerly held in Est Tyllebir' and West Tyllebir',
as in demesnes, homages, services of free men, the capital messuage, villenages
with the villains holding those villenages and all their sequels, meadows,
pastures, marshes, waters, mills, liberties and all other things appertaining
thereto, without any retainment, to be the right of pi. ; to hold to him and his
heirs of impedient, during the latter's life, by the yearly rent of 40!. sterling, for
all service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords
of that fee. And moreover impedient granted for himself and his heirs that the
third part of the said Manor with appurts. which Beatrice, who was the wife of
Nicholas le Butyler, held in dower of impedient on the day on which this
agreement was made, and which, after her decease, ought to revert to him, shall
remain to pi. and his heirs : to hold, together with the said two parts which
remain to him by this Fine, by the said services during the life of impedient if
he shall be then surviving. After impedient's death, pi. and his heirs shall be
quit from payment of the said 4O/., and shall hold of the heirs of impedient by
the yearly rent of id. at Easter, for all service, custom and exaction, and doing
all other services to the chief lords of that fee appertaining to that Manor.
Cons., i sore goshawk. Beatrice was present and acknowledged that she had
no right to claim in the said third part.
13. Trin. John de Nuteleye, pi. Simon de Nuteleye, def. One messuage,
240 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, 3 acres of wood, 14 acres of pasture, and
135. . .d. of rent with appurts. in Nuteleye Blaunche, Nuteleye Neyre and Leyes.
Plea of covenant. Def. to hold of pi. and the heirs of his body, for life, by the
yearly rent of 2S. at Easter for all service, custom and exaction. Reversion to
pi. and his said heirs; to hold of the chief lords of those fees. If pi. shall
die without heir of his body surviving, remainder to William de la Felde, of
Goringe, his kinsman, and the heirs of his body : to hold of the chief lords. In
default of such heir to John, son of John de Peyton, kinsman of William.
Endorsed: And William de la Felde, John de Peyton, Roes', daughter of Robert
le Engleys, Selvana and Minnota sisters of the same Roes', and Selvana
daughter of Simon de Stistede, and Roes' her sister, put in their claim.
14. Mich.* Simon de Twamhull and Margery his wife, pi. William de
Twamhull and Fina his wife, def. 2 messuages, 80 acres of land, i| acre of
meadow and i rood of wood with appurts. in Little Waltham and Great Leghes.
Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the right of pi. and the heirs of Simon ; to
hold of the chief lords of those fees by the services appertaining thereto. And
pi. and the heirs of Simon henceforth will render every year to def., all the life
of Fina, 6 marks of silver. Lawful to def. to distrain in default of payment.
After the death of Fina, pi. shall be quit from payment. (This is the Foot of the
Fine. No. 18 is one of the Counterparts.)
15. Mich. William de Flaunden, pi. Hugh Cogeleys, impedient. One
messuage, 13 acres of land and 55. of rent in Cristeshale. Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. to hold of impedient, by the yearly rent of %d. at Easter, for all
service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords of
that fee. Cons., 405. sterling.
16. Mich.* Thomas de la Dune and Edith his wife, pi. Gilbert le Mareschal
and Matilda his wife, def. 4^. of rent with appurts. in Bradewell which Thomas
used to render to Richard Mayllard, brother of Matilda, whose heir she is, for
the tenement which Thomas held of him on the day on which he died. Plea
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of covenant Def. quitclaimed for themselves and the heirs of Matilda to pi.
and the heirs of Thomas all their right in the said rent. Moreover they granted
to pi the said tenement ; pi. and the heirs of Thomas to hold def. and t
of Matilda by the yearly rent of id. at Michaelmas for all service, custom and
exaction. Cons., 40 marks of silver.
17 Mich * William Warener and Eva his wife, dem. Ralph de Marcy,
ten by John le Brun. A moiety of i toft and 9 acres of land with appurts. in
Fyffide. Plea of mort d'a. Dem. and the heirs of Eva quitclaimed to ten.
Cons., 5 marks of silver.
18. This is one of the Counterparts oj No. 14, which is the Foot.
19. Eas. William de Hecham and Sarra his wife, pi. Albredus de Hase-
lingefeld, impedients. One messuage and 30 acres of land with appurts. in
Rewenhal'. Plea of warranty of charter. Impedient to hold of pi. and the
heirs of Sarra, during his life, by the yearly rent of i rose at the Nativity of
S. J. B., for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the
chief lords of that fee. Reversion to pi. on the death of impedient ; to hold of
the chief lords.
20. Hil. John de Suffolk and Alice his wife, pi. Salomon de la Bruwere
and Alice his wife, impedients. One messuage with appurts. in Berkyng. 1'lea
of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of Alice to hold of impedients and the
heirs of Alice, by the yearly rent of 125. for all service, custom and exaction.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
21. Hil. Thomas son of Reginald de Berkyng and Cecilia his wife, pi., the
latter by her husband. Walter de Blok, of Mecchyng, and Elicia his wife,
impedients. 4 acres of land with appurts. in Berkyng. Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. and the heirs of Thomas to hold of impedients and the heirs of
Elicia, by the yearly rent of id. at Easter, for all service, custom and exaction,
and doing all other services to the chief lords of that fee. Cons., 7 marks of
silver.
22. Trin. Gilbert, son of Henry de Molesham, pi. Henry de Molesham,
impedient. One messuage and 23 acres of land with appurts. in Leyre de la
Haye. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to hold, for life, of impedient, by the
yearly rent of id. at Easter, for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all
other services to the chief lords of that fee. Reversion to impedient after the
decease of pi. ; to hold of the chief lords.
23. Trin. William de Swynesford, pi., by Robert de Holecote. Edmund
Peche and Margaret his wife, impedients, by Stephen de Sydulnesmere. Advow-
son ol the church of Langhou. PI. acknowledged the right of Margaret, and
quitclaimed to impedients and the heirs of Margaret. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
24. Trin. Robert le Ostryzer, pi. Robert Baynard and Isolda his wife,
impedients. 36 acres of land, 6 acres of wood, 4 acres of meadow and 165. of
rent with appurts. in Salinges. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his heirs
to hold of impedients and the heirs of Robert by the yearly rent of id. at Easter,
for all service, custom and exaction. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
25. Trin. Thomas de Sancto Claro, pi. William de Sancto Claro, def.
100 acres of pasture with appurts. in Fenge. Plea of covenant. Def. acknow-
ledged the said pasture with appurts., to wit, all that marsh with appurts. which
he formerly had of the gift of Andrew de Hengeham in the same town, to be the
right of pi., as that which pi. had of the gift of def. PI. and his heirs to hold of
def., during the latter's life, by the yearly rent of lol. sterling for all service,
custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords of that fee!
After def.'s decease pi. shall be quit from payment of the said rent ; to hold of
the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk,
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26. Mich. Hugh, prior of Dunmowe, pi., by brother Richard de Wyham,
his canon. Robert Specy, of High Rothyng, and Joan his wife, def. 15 acres
of land with appurts. in Great Dunmowe. Plea of covenant. Def. and the heirs
of Joan quitclaimed to pi., his successors and his church of Dunmowe. And pi.
received def. and the heirs of Joan into all benefits and orisions.
27. Mich.* Thomas de la Dune and Edith his wife, pi. Osebert, son of
Robert de Booking, impedients. One messuage, 160 acres of land and 3 roods
of meadow with appurts. in Maylond. Plea of warranty of charter. PI., and the
heirs of Thomas begotten of Edith, to hold of the chief lords of that fee, by the
services appertaining thereto. If Edith shall die without heir begotten of
Thomas, remainder to the next heirs of Edith to hold as above. Cons., 50
marks of silver.
28. Mich. John Hardel, pi. Hugh Fretel and Toletta his wife, impedients.
One messuage, 200 acres of land and 5 acres of meadow with appurts. in Whatele.
Impedients acknowledged the right of pi. ; to hold of the chief lords of that fee
by the services appertaining thereto. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
DIVERS COUNTIES.
2 EDWARD I. 1273-1274.
12. Mich. John, Dean, and the Chapter of St. Paul's, London, pi. Richard
le Fraunceys and Pagana his wife, def. Manor of Nastok with appurts., in the
County of Essex, and the Manor of Bernes with appurts. in the County of
Surrey. Plea of covenant. Def. and the heirs of Pagana quitclaimed to pi. and
their successors. And the same Dean will receive def. and the heirs of Pagana
into all benefits and orisons which shall henceforth be done in the said Chapter
for ever. And Pagana was present and examined by the Justices, and she granted
(concessit) Ihis agreement. Essex, Surrey.
15. Hil. Hugh Peche and Ida his wife, pi. Simon le Wylde and Agnes his
wife, def. One messuage, 70 acres of land, 7 acres of meadow, 2 acres of wood
and 305. of rent with appurts. in Kediton, Chelveston, Haverhull, Sturemere,
Wanting', and Bernardiston. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the said
tenements with appurts., except i messuage with appurts. in Kaditon which
Richard de Valle formerly held, 80 acres of land and 12 acres of pasture with
appurts. in Chelveston which are called Bradefeldeslond, to be the right of pi.
PI. and the heirs of Hugh to hold of def. and the heirs of Agnes, by the yearly
rent of i clove of a gillyflower at Easter, for all service, custom and exaction,
and doing all other services to the chief lords of those fees. And pi. granted to
def. all the tenements with appurts. which def. have by the demise of pi. in
Melding', Illeye Monachorum, and Illeye Ars', on the day on which this agree-
ment was made ; to hold of pi. and the heirs of Hugh, all the lives of def , by
the yearly rent of i clove of a gillyflower at Easter, &c., as above. Remainder
to pi. after the decease of both def. ; to hold of the chief lords. Essex, Suffolk.
18. Eas. The Lord the King, pi. John de Burgo, senior, def. Manor of
Wateleg' with appurts., co. Nottingham; the Manors of Estwode and Releye,
and the Hundred of Rocheford, with appurts., co. Essex ; the Manor of Banstede
with appurts., co. Surrey; the Manor of Causton with appurts., co. Norfolk;
the Manors of Camel and Kyngesbyr', and the Hundred of Kyngesbyr,' with
appurts., co. Somerset ; and the Manor of Neylaunde with appurts., cos. Suffolk
and Essex. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the said Manors and
Hundreds with appurts., as in demesnes, knights' fees, homages, services of
free men, serjeanties, advowsons of churches and all other things appertaining to
those Manors and Hundreds, to be the right of pi., as that which he had by the
grant of def. PI. granted and mainprised to acquit def. against Christians and
Jews for 1200^. sterling, and likewise granted to him the Keepership of the
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Tower of London with appurts. and with all liberties appertaining to the
Tower, and no marks of silver to be received yearly out of the farm of London
by the hands of the Sheriff of the same town for the time being. He also
granted to def. the custody of the Castle of Colchester and the Hundred of
Tendringe, with all appurts. and liberties appertaining to that Castle and
Hundred. And likewise he granted to def. the Manor of Middelton with
appurts., in co. Kent, and the Hundreds to that Manor appertaining, to wit, the
Hundred of Middelton and the Hundred of Meredene which appertain to the
chamber (ad cameram) of Middelton with all appnrts, appertaining to the same
Manor and Hundreds. Moreover pi. granted to def., the said Manors of
Wateleg, Estwode, Releye, Banstede, Causton, Camel, Kingesbyr' and Ney-
launde, and the Hundreds of Rocheford and Kingesbyr' with their liberties and
appurts. ; def. to hold for life, of pi. and his heirs, doing therefor all services.
After def. 's decease, pi. shall be quit from payment of the said no/., and the
above premises shall entirely revert to pi. And be it known that def. granted,
for himself and his heirs, that the Hundred of Sutherpingham, co Norfolk,
which Hugh le Parker holds for life, the Manor of Wynffrode, co. Dorset, which
Matilda, who was the wife of Robert Walraund, holds for life, of the inheritance
of def., and which after the decease of the same Hugh and Matilda ought to
revert to def. and his heirs, shall remain to pi. and his heirs. And this agree-
ment was made in the presence of the said Matilda and Hugh, who acknowledged
that they had no right to claim in the said Manor and Hundred. Nottingham,
Essex Surrey, Norfolk, Somerset, Suffolk, London, [Dorset]. Endorsed: And
William de Apeltrefeud put in his claim. And Alexander, King of Scotland,
put in his claim. And John, son of John de Burgo, put in his claim.
20. Trin. Gilbert Peche and Joan his wife, pi. John Peche, def. Manor
of Plechedene with appurts., co. Essex, and the Manor of Swaffham with
appurts., co. Cambridge. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of Gilbert
begotten of Joan to hold of def. and his heirs by the yearly rent of i chaplet
(capell') of roses at the Nativity of S. J. B. for all service, custom and exaction,
and doing all other services to the chief lords of those fees. If Gilbert die
without such heir or if that heir die without heir de se, the premises shall revert
to def. and his heirs ; to hold of the chief lords. And be it known that a Fine
formerly made between def. and pi., concerning the said Manor of Plechedene
with appurts. as to that clause (ai-ticuliim), pi. to hold of def., during their lives,
and with reversion to def. after their decease, is by this Fine wholly annulled.
Essex, Cambridge.
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
3 EDWARD I. 1274-1275.
29. Trin. Theobald de Feringes, dem. Richard de Gosefeud and Matilda
his wife, ten. 10 librates of land with appurts. in Chaldewell. Ten., for them-
selves and the heirs of Matilda quitclaimed to dem. Cons., 60 marks of silver.
30. Trin. John Purden, pi. Robert Trickere and Beatrice his wife, im-
pedients. 5 acres and i rood of land with appurts. in Great Wakering. Plea
of warranty of charter. PI. to hold of impedients and the heirs of Beatrice by
the yearly rent of 2S., for all service, custom and exaction. Cons., 10 marks o'f
silver.
31. Mich.* Henry Fitz John and Ralph his brother, pi. John le Chapeleyn,
of Arkesden', impedient. 2 messuages and 14 acres of land with appurts. in
Crysteshale. Plea of warranty of charter. Impedient to hold, for life, of pi.
and their heirs, by the yearly rent of id. at Easter, for all service, custom and
exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords of that fee. Reversion
to pi. after the decease of impedient ; to hold of the chief lords.
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32. Mich Hubert cleTypetot, pi., by Ralph cle Longchamp (de LongoCampo).
John, son of John de Scolakele and Isabel his wife, Gregory le Orfevere and
Alina his wife, def. An eighth part of i messuage, 300 acres of land and 300 acres
of wood with appurts. in Strethale. Plea of covenant. Def., for themselves and
the heirs of Isabella and Alina, quitclaimed to pi. Con., io/. sterling.
33. Mich. John, son of Eustace Orvel, pi. Amicia la Butylere, of Chelmere-
ford, def. One messuage and 2 acres of land with appurts., in Chelmereford.
Plea of covenant. Def. to hold, for life, of pi. and his heirs by the yearly rent
of 2od. for all service, custom and exaction. Reversion to pi. after the death of
def. ; to hold of the chief lords of that fee. Endorsed : And Edmund de Fulham
put in his claim.
34. Hil. Philip de Stanburn', pi. Richard de Ewelle, impedient. One
messuage, one carucate of land, 20 acres of wood, io acres of meadow and 8s. of
rent with appurts. in Bridebrok, Stanburn and Redeswell. Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. to hold of impedient by the yearly rent of id. at Easter for all
service, suit of court, custom and exaction, so, to wit, that it shall not be lawful
to impedient and his heirs to exact ward, relief, aid, or any other thing therefor,
and doing all other services to the chief lords of those fees. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk.
35. Eas. (i) Hugh Fitz Otto, pi. Almaric Peche, impedient. Manor of
Stepel with appurts. and a fourth part of i knight's f e with appurts. in Purle.
Plea of warranty of charter. (2) Same pi. Edmund Peche, def. The said
manor with appurts. and a fourth part of the same fee, with appurts. Plea of
covenant. Impedient and def. acknowledged the said tenement with appurts.,
as in demesnes, homages, services of freemen, villenages, the advowson of the
Priory of Stanesgate, and all other things appertaining to that tenement, to be
the right of pi., which he had of the gift of impedient and confirmation of def. :
to hold to pi. and his heirs of impedient during his life, doing therefor the
service of i knight's fee for all service, custom and exaction. After impedient's
decease pi. shall hold of def. and his heirs by the said service. Cons., 300
marks of silver.
36. Eas. Reginald de Selverleye and Petronilla his wife, Elena Tregoz and
Richard de Eston, dem., Petronilla and Elena by Reginald. Roger, Bishop of
Norwich, ten., by Hugh de Kerssingham. A moiety of i messuage, i mill, 160
acres of land, 8 acres of meadow, 5 acres of pasture, 30 acres of wood and 305. of
rent with appurts. in Terling, Borham and Great Leighs (Magiia Lega). Dem.
quitclaimed to ten. and his successors. Con., 24 marks of silver.
37. Eas. Hervy de Borham, Precentor of Hereford, pi. John, son of
Michael de Borham, impedient. One messuage and on carucate of land with
appurts. in Borham. Impedient acknowledged the said tenement with appurts.
and whatever he formerly had in the same town, without any retainment, to be
the right of pi., and to whom he quitclaimed. Cons., 200 marks of silver.
38. Eas. Thomas de Albo Monasterio, pi. William de Barenty and Joan
his wife, def. One messuage and one carucate of land with appurts. in Little
Canefeld. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold, for life, of def. and the heirs of Joan,
by the yearly rent of i rose at the Nativity of S. J. B. for all service, custom and
exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords of that fee. Reversion
to def. after the decease of pi.
39. Trin. Master Thomas de Storteford, pi. Richard de Todeham and
Joan his wife, impedients. One messuage, 100 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow
and i mark of rent with appurts. in Wodeham Fereres. Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. to hold of impedients and the heirs of Joan, by the yearly rent of
i<l. at Easter for all service, suit of court, custom and exaction. Cons., 60 marks
of silver.
40. Trin. Robert, Bishop of Bath and Wells, pi., by William de Middleton.
Roger de Brom and Margery his wife, def. One messuage, 140 acres of land
and ijd. of rent with appurts. in Reuenhal'. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold of
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def and the heirs of Margery, by the yearly rent of i clove of a gillyflower at
Easter, for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the
chief lords of that fee. Cons., i sore spparrowhawk.
41 Trin Geoffrey de Rothinges, pi. Thomas de Arderne, impedient, by
Ralph de Machingg'. Manor of Machingg' with appurts. Plea of warranty of
charter Impedient acknowledged the said Manor with appurts., as in demesnes,
homages, services of free men, villenages with the villains holding those villenages
and all their sequels, woods, meadows, waters, ponds, mills, and all other things
to that Manor appertaining, to be the right of pi. ; to hold of impedient, by the
yearly rent of i sore sparrowhawk, or 25. at the Assumption of E
service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords of
that fee. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
42. Mich. ReginaldFitzPeter.pl. Robert Fitz Roger. Of this that Fit/
Roger should acquit him from the service which Robert de Ver, Earl of Oxford,
exacts from him from the free tenement which he holds of Fitz Roger in Uggele,
to wit, from knight's fee with appurts., and whereof he complained that for
the default of Fitz Roger, he is distrained to do homage and relief therefor, and
whereof Fitz Roger, who is mesne between them, ought to acquit him. Fitz
Roger granted that he will henceforth acquit and defend pi. against the said
Earl from the said service. Moreover Fitz Roger acknowledged the said tene-
ment to be the right of pi. ; to hold of Fitz Roger by the service of knight's
fee for all service, custom and exaction. And pi. quitclaimed to Fitz Roger all
damage, &c.
43. Mich. Robert de Bracy and Matilda his wife, pi. Hervy de Borham,
impedient, Advowson of a moiety of the Church of Halstede, which moiety
was sometime of the advowson of William de Albo Monasterio. PI. acknowledged
the right of impedient, who, at the instance of pi., granted to Simon, Prior of
Leighs (de Lega) and his Church of Leighs ; to hold to him and his successors
of pi. and the heirs of Matilda in pure and perpetual alms, free and quit from
all secular service and exaction. And moreover the Prior received impedient
and pi. and the heirs impedient and Matilda into all benefits and orisons.
44. Mich. JohndeRocheford.pl. John de Cobbeham, 1 def. One carucate
of land with appurts. in Elsenham. Plea of covenant. Def. granted to pi. and
Mary his wife and his heirs begotten of Mary ; to hold of the chief lords of that
fee by the services appertaining thereto. In default of such issue, reversion to
the next heirs ol pi. : to hold as above.
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3 EDWARD I. 1274.
21. Mich.* Adam de Stratton, pi. Richard de la Grave and Claricia his
wife, impedients. One messuage and one carucate of land with appurts. in
Little Stanmere, Eggeswere, Kyngesbur', Yleford, Hendon and Idulvestre.
Plea of warranty of charter. Impedients acknowledged the said messuage and
land with appurts., as in demesnes, services of free men, wards, reliefs,
escheats, and all other things appertaining thereto, without any retainment, to
be the right of pi. ; to hold of impedients and the heirs of Claricia, by the
yearly rent of id. at Easter, for all service, custom and exaction, so nevertheless
that it shall not be lawful to impedients to exact from pi. and his heirs homage,
relief, ward, custody, aid, hidage, or any other thing by reason of the said
tenements and services, save the service of id. as above. Cons., i sore goshawk.
Essex, Hertford, Middlesex. (This is the Foot of the Fine ; the following is one
of the Counterparts.)
1 He was one of the Justices of the Common Pleas, and his name appears on most of the
Fines about this date. As he was a party to this Fine his name does not occur among the
Justices.
1'KF.T OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
UNKNOWN COUNTIES.
3 EDWARD I. 1274.
5. This is one of the Counterparts of the preceding.
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
4 EDWARD I. 1275-1276.
45. Eas. Simon, Prior of Leighs, pi. William le Parker and Meliora his
wife, impedients 9 acres of land with appurts. in Borham. Plea of warranty
of charter. PI. and his church of Leighs to hold of impedients and the heirs of
Meliora, by the yearly rent of i clove of a gillyflower at Easter, for all service,
custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords of that fee.
Cons., ii marks of silver.
46. Trin. Henry Malemeyns, Richard Malemeyns and John Malemeyns, pi.
John de Tywinge, impedient. 3 messuages, 400 acres of land, 30 acres of meadow,
20 acres of pasture and 10 marks of rent with appurts. in Berkinge PI. and the
heirs of the body of Henry to hold of impedient, by the yearly rent of i clove of
a gillyflower at Easter, for all service, suit of court, custom and exaction, and
doing all other services to the chief lords of those fees. If Henry shall die
without such heir, remainder to Richard and John and the heirs of the body of
Richard : to hold as above ; then to John Malemeyns and the heirs of his body ;
then to the next heirs of Henry. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk Endorsed: xx Pedes
Cyr' de t'o S'ce Trinit' anno r' Edwardi Quarto temp'e Will'i de Middelton,
Cl'ici de Banco.
47. Trin. Thomas de Stodham, pi. William de Balne and Cecilia his wife,
def. 56 acres of land, 6 acres of wood and i mark of rent with appurts. in Sutton
and Plumberg, and a third part of 98 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow. 9 acres
of wood and 245. ^d. of rent with appurts. in Tendringe, which tenement with
appurts. def. formerly held in dower of Thomas, of the inheritance of the same
Thomas. Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi. Cons., 2ol. sterling.
48. Trin. Roger de Godham, pi. Henry de Godham, def. 2i carucates of
land, 30 acres of wood, 18 acres of meadow, 20 acres of pasture and 2os. of rent
with appurts. in Wetherefeld, Godham, Bocking, Gosefeld, Panfeld, Halstede,
Great Reynes, Little Reynes, Shaldford and Salinges. Plea of covenant. Def.
acknowledged the right of pi. And for this acknowledgment pi. granted to def.
the said tenements with appurts., except 180 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow,
12 acres of wood, 2 acres of alder and pasture for 6 cows with appurts. in
Wetherefeld, Bocking and Gosefeld, which remain to pi. and the heirs begotten
of body, to wit, 73 acres of land with appurts. lying in the field called Urkesheye,
ii acres of land with appurts. which Godfrey del Hull sometime held, 6 acres of
land with appurts. which Osbert the Smith sometime held, 5 acres of land with
appurts. which William Walberd sometime held, 21 acres of land with appurts.
lying in cnltitris called Ricardislond and Pittishill, 60 acres of land with
appurts. lying between the road which leads from the house of Edward Golding
towards the wood of the Prioress of Hengham and the Park of Gosefeld, all the
meadow with appurts. called le Holme, Arnoldismede and Chalf putel, all that
wood with appurts. called le Brok, and a moiety of alder with appurts. which is
called le Heyefan : to hold for life, of pi. and his heirs, by the yearly rent of i</.
at the Nativity of the Lord for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all
other services to the chief lords of those fees. After the death of def. the said
tenements with appurts. which remain to him by that Fine shall entirely revert
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to pi. and his heirs; to hold, together with the said land, meadow, wood, alder
and pasture with appurts. in Wetherefeld, Booking and Gosefeld, of the chief
lords of those fees, by the services appertaining thereto. And if it shall happen
that pi. die without heir of his body, remainder to Agnes, his sister, and the
heirs of her body ; to hold of the chief lords. In default to Joan her sister and
the heirs of her body ; then to Alice, her sister, and her heirs. Endorsed : xx
pedes Cyr 1 de t'o S'ce Trinitat' anno r' Edwardi quarto temp'e Will'i de Middel-
ton C'lici de Banco.
49. Mich. Alan, son of Hugh Fysh, pi. William le Gateward, impedient.
^ carucate of land with appurts. in Felstede. Plea of warranty of charier. I'l.
to hold of impedient, by the yearly rent of i clove of a gillyflower at Easter for
all service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords
of that fee. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
50. Mich. Gilbert le Vyneter, of Chelmereford, and Quena his wife, dem.
Archibald le Bretun, ten 18 acres of land with appurts in Wrytele. Assize of
mort d'a. Dem. quitclaimed to ten. Cons., 10 marks of silver
51. Mich. Richard Puterel, pi. William de Brackel' and Joan his wife,
impedients. 4 acres of land with appurts. in Westhamme. Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. to hold of impedients and the heirs of Joan, by the yearly rent of
i clove of a gillyflower at Easter, for all service, custom and exaction, and doing
all other services to the chief lords of that fee. Cons., 15 marks of silver.
52A. Eas. Alice, Prioress of Clerekennewelle. pi. James de Montibus and
Cecilia his wife, impedients. 9 acres of wood in Great Dunmawe Plea of
warranty of charter. PI., her successors and church of the Blessed Mary of
Clerekennewelle, to hold of impedients and the heirs of Cecilia in free and
perpetual alms for ever, by the yearly rent of i grain of pepper at Easter, for all
service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords of
that fee. Cons., 12 marks of silver.
526. At Estwode, Quinzaine of S.J.B., before the King, Hugh Fitz Oto,
Steward, Ralph de Hengham, Walter de Hopton, Walter de Wymburn, Justices,
and others. William Gyffard and Gundreda his wife, pi. William, son of W'arin
de Monte Caniso, by William le Clerk. Of this, that pi. complained that
William deforced the suit which he owes to the Hundred of Berdestaple which
pi. hold of the King at fee-farm, view of frankpledge, ward, ' wardpeny', and other
things appertaining to the same Hundred in the towns (villatis) of Stanford, Fenges,
Chaldewall, Berdestaple and Gynge Rauf by force and arms that he is unable to
hold the same Hundred as he was accustomed to do in past times. PI. granted
for themselves and the heirs of Gundreda, as much as in them is, that William,
his heirs and all his tenants dwelling as well elsewhere within the Hundred in
William's fee as in the said towns (villis) on the day on which this agreement
was made and their heirs henceforth shall be quit from all manner of suits and
customs to the said Hundred appertaining. And moreover pi quitclaimed to
William all damages which they say had by reason of the said suits and services.
Cons., 100^. sterling.
53. Hil. Roger le Tayllur, pi. Ralph Beneye, def. One messuage, 40 acres
of land and 40 acres of marsh with appurts. in Steple. Plea of covenant. Uef.
acknowledged the said tenement to be the right of pi. and rendered it to him in
court ; to hold of the chief lords of that fee. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
54. Hil. Alice, who was the wife of Richard Jordan, pi. Walter de Hengham
and Cecilia his wife, impedients. One messuage and 4 acres of land with appurts.
in Walledene. 1 Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and her heirs to hold of
impedients and the heirs of Cecilia, by the yearly rent of i clove of a gillyflower
at Easter, for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the
chief lords of that fee. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
1 First written Welledene, but the e was altered to a.
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55. Eas. Richard de Gosefeld and Matilda his wife, pi , the latter by Geoffrey
de Fynchyngfeld. William de Clovill', impedient. One messuage, one mill,
140 acres of land and 4 marks of rent with appurts. in Gosefeld and Bokinges.
Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of Richard to hold of impedient
and his heirs, by the yearly rent of i rose at the Nativity of S. J. B., for all service,
suit of court, custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords
of those fees. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
56 Eas. Simon, Prior of Leighs (Lego,), pi. John de Albo Monasterio and
Margery his wiie, impedients. i acre and i rood of meadow with appurts. in
Halstede. Plea of warranty of charter. PI., his successors and church of Leighs,
to hold of impedients and the heirs of Margery, in pure and perpetual alms, free
and quit from all secular service and exaction. And pi. received impedients and
the heirs of Margery into all benefits and orisons.
57. Trin. John de Hernested', pi. Nicholas atte Pyrie, of Cavenedish', and
Christiana his wife, def. 19 acres of land, ig acre of meadow, 2 acres of pasture,
35. of rent and rendering 2 capons, with appurts. in Great Berdefeud and Toppefeud.
Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the said tenement with appurts., to wit,
whatever they formerly had in the same towns, without any retainment, to be
the right of pi ; to hold of def. and the heirs of Christiana, by the yearly rent of
i root of ginger at Michaelmas, for all service, custom and exaction, and doing
all other services to the chief lords of that fee. Cons., 21 marks of silver.
58. Trin. RichardKokerel.pl. Henry le Vyneter, of Chelmerford, ?nd Joan
his wife, impedients. One messuage and 15 acres of land with appurts. in Hadle.
Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of impedients and the
heirs of Joan, by the yearly rent of i clove of a gillyflower at Easter, for all
service, custom and exaction ; and doing all other services to the chief lords of
that fee. Cons., 9 marks of silver.
59. Mich. Gilbert le Vyneter, of Chelmereford, and Quena his wife, dem.
John Flinthard, ten. One messuage, 50 acres of land and 15 acres of meadow
with appurts. in Springefeld. Assize of mort d'a. Ten. acknowledged the
premises to be the right of Quena, and quitclaimed to dem. and the heirs of
Quena the said messuage, 27 acres of land and 8 acres of meadow with
appurts. lying next the King's highway which leads between Chelmereford and
Colecestre. And dem. granted to ten. the surplus of the said land and meadow ;
to hold to him and his heirs, of dem. and the heirs of Quena, by the yearly rent
of id. at Easter, for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services
to the chief lords of that fee.
60. Mich. John de No[r]thwode and Joan his wife, dem. Peter de Besill',
ten., by Adam de Burgo. One messuage, 80 acres of land and 35. of rent with
appurts. in Dakenham. Dem., quitclaimed to ten. Cons., lol. sterling.
61. Trin. Richard de Wakeringe and Elena his wife, John de Provost and
Cecilia his wife, and Alice, sister of Elena and Cecilia, dem. Master Adam de
Fyleby, ten. One messuage, 140 acres of land and 2s. of rent with appurts. in
Little Bemflete and Tunderleye. Assize of mort d'a. Ten. acknowledged the
right of Elena, Cecilia and Alice. Dem. granted to ten.; to hold of the chief
lords of that fee by the services appertaining thereto, for life. Remainder, after
ten.'s decease, to the Dean and Chapter of St. Martin, London, and their
successors ; to hold as above. Cons., 20 marks of silver.
62. Mich William, son of Robert de Horkesleg', pi. Robert de Horkesleg',
impedient. Manor of Asshildeham with appurts. Plea of warranty of charter.
Impedient acknowledged the said Manor with appurts., as in demesnes, homages,
services of free men, villenages, wards, reliefs, escheats, custodies, woods,
meadows, pastures, fishponds (vivariis), marshes, and all other things appertaining
thereto, to be the right of pi. ; to hold by the yearly rent of id. at Easter, and
doing as much scutage to the King, when it shall happen, as appertains to j
knight's fee, for all service, suit of court, custom and exaction. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk.
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63. Mich. Robert de Geddinge, pi. William de Ludham and Alice his wife,
John de Albo Monasterio and Margery his wife, impedients. One messuage and
100 acres of land with appurts. in Toppefeld. Plea of warranty of charter. PI.
and his heirs to hold of impedient and the heirs of Alice and Margery, by
rendering therefor yearly to William and Alice 4^. and to John and Margery -zd.,
for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the chief
lords of that fee. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
64. Mich. Walter de Grauntcurt, pi Richard Mingy and Cristiana his
wife, impedients. 12 acres of land and 5 acres of meadow with appurts. in
Stebbinge. Plea of warranty of charter. Impedients acknowledged the said
tenement to be the right of pi., as that which he had of the gift of Simon le
CofFrer, father of Cristiana, whose heir she is; to hold to him and his heirs of
impedients and the heirs of Cristiana, by the yearly rent of 55. 8d., for all service,
suit of court, custom and exaction. Cons., 8 marks of silver.
65. Mich. Robert de Rothinges, pi., by Richard de Scharsfeld. Richard,
son of Baldwin Fylyol, def. One messuage and one carucate of land with
appurts. in Coggeshale. Plea of covenant. PI. granted to def. and Olive his
wife, and the heirs of def. ; to hold of the chief lords of that fee, doing all services
appertaining thereto. At foot : Nichil capiatr ad instanc' d'ni Th' Welaund. 1
Endorsed : And John Fillol put in his claim.
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4 EDWARD I. 1275-1276.
39. Hil. Robert de Frydaystrete and Olive his wife, dem. Nicholas, Abbot
of Tyletey, ten. 280 acres of land, 8 acres of wood, and 8 acres of meadow with
appurts. in Chykeneye and Aystan Atte Mund. Dem., for themselves and the
heirs of Olive quitclaimed to ten., his successors and his church of Tyletey.
And ten. granted to dem. 3* marks of rent with appurts. in London, to be
received yearly to ten. and the heirs of Olive by the hands of Osbert le Puleter
and Margaret his wife, from one messuage with appurts. which they hold, for
term of their lives, of ten. in the same town of London, by the yearly rent of i
mark for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the
chief lords of that fee. Remainder to dem. and the heirs of Olive on the death
of Osbert and Margaret: to hold of ten. by the said services. Moreover ten.
quitclaimed, for himself and his successors to dem. all the right and claim which
they have been accustomed to have in ostilagio* with the said messuage before
this agreement was made. Osbert and Margaret were present and consenting,
and acknowledged that they owe the said rents. Essex, London.
45. Trin. Laurence St Maur (de Sancto Mauro) pi., by John de Kenylworthe.
Henry de Cramavill, impedient. 2 messuages, 2 carucates of land and 305. of rent
with appurts. in Newenton next Suthbur'and Danengeye supra Mare. Impedient
and the heirs of his body to hold of pi. and his heirs by the yearly rent of i pair of
gilt spurs, or 6d. at Easter, for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all
other services to the chief lords of that fee. Reversion to pi. if impedient shall
die without heir of his body ; to hold of the chief lords. Suffolk, Essex.
47. Trin. John de Lovetott 3 and Margaret his wife, pi. Edmund de
Shardelawe and Margery his wife, def. One messuage, 140 acres, 100 acres of
marsh and IDS. of rent with appurts. in Great Wakeringe. Plea of covenant.
Def. acknowledged the said tenement to be the right of John and rendered it to
1 Thomas \\'e/ontl was one of the Justices before whom this Fine was made.
2 Hosteltigiiiin, a lord's right of being lodged by his tenants.
3 He was one of the Justices.
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pi. in Court ; pi. and the heirs of John to hold of the Lord the King and his heirs,
doing therefor all services. John granted to def. i messuage and i carucate of
land with appurts. in Great Wylburham and Little Wylburham, co. Cambridge,
to wit, everything he had in the same towns, without any retainment : to hold,
during their lives, of John and his heirs by the yearly rent of id. at Michaelmas
for all service, custom and exaction. Moreover pi., for themselves and the
heirs of John, granted that they will render lol. sterling every year to def. during
the lives of both def. for the said tenement in Wakering. Reversion to John of
the premises in Great Wylburham and Little Wylburham on the decease of both
def. : to hold of the chief lords. Eustace de Greynvill, brother of the said
Edmund, who sometime held the tenement in Great Wakeringe of def., was
present and consenting, and quitclaimed for himself and his heirs to pi. and
the heirs of John all the right and claim which he had therein. Essex, Cambridge.
Endorsed : John de Nevile put in his claim.
50. Mich. Benedict de Blakenham, pi. Godfrey Fitz Peter and Joan his
wife, def. 2 messuages, 40 acres of land, ^ acre of turbary, and 205. of rent with
appurts. in Great Rakhethe, Little Rakhethe, Dakeham, Wroxham, Bestone,
Crosthweyt and Sprouston. Plea of covenant. Def. and the heirs of Joan
quitclaimed to pi. all their right and claim in all lands and tenements with which
he held of the gift of Roeys 1 , mother of the said John, in the same towns. Cons.,
loos, sterling. Norfolk ; Essex.
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
5 EDWARD I. 1276-1277.
66. Trin. Giles de Boys, pi. Walter le Harpur and Joan his wife, impedients.
)ne messuage and 50 acres of land with appurts. in Morton and Schelveleye.
Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to hold of impedients and the heirs of Joan, by
the yearly rent of i rose at the Nativity of S. J. B., for all service, custom and
exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords of that fee. Cons., go
marks of silver.
67. Trin. John de Heyrun and Ela his wife, pi., the latter by Arnold de
Jovenne. Ralph de Heyrun and Joan his wife, def. One messuage and one
carucate of land with appurts. in Alethorn'. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs
of John to hold of impedients and the heirs of Joan, by the yearly rent of i clove
of a gillyflower at Easter, for all service, custom, and exaction, and doing all
other services to the chief lords of that fee. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
Endorsed: And Alice and Joan, daughters of William de Pontefract, and the
heirs of Richard de Pontefract, put in their claim.
68. Trin. John de Grey and Matilda his wife, pi., the former by John de
Lengareston. Eleanor, who was the wife of John de Verdun, def., by John
Fraunceys One messuage, 412 acres of land, 25 acres of meadow, 152 acres
of wood, 29 acres of pasture and 45. 6d. of rent with appurts. in Depedene.
Plea of covenant. Def. granted to pi. 5 quarters (?) of land with appurts. in
the same town, to wit, one messuage and 10 acres of land with appurts. which
Beatrice, who was the wife of Richard Body held in villenage of def. in the same
town on the day on which this agreement was made ; and likewise all that
tenement with appurts. which William Aylward, Alfred de Pyriton, Florence
who was the wife of Henry de Snewedon (?), Geoffrey Kyllehog and John Kyllehog
held in villenage of def. in the said town on the same day, with their villains,
chattels and sequels ; pi. and the heirs of Matilda to hold of the chief lords of
that fee, by the services appertaining to that tenement. This agreement was
made in the presence of Beatrice, William, Alfred, Florence, Geoffrey and John
and they acknowledged themselves to be villains.
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69. Trin. Hugh de Colewrthe and Elizabeth his wife, pi. William de
Feringes and Matilda his wife, def. One messuage, 10 acres of land, a moiety of
i acre of meadow and 6s. "]A. of rent with appurts. in Pascynge Clovyll, which
Alfred Alky formerly held in villenage of def. Plea of covenant. PI. and the
heirs of Hugh to hold of def. and the heirs of Matilda, by the yearly rent of yd.,
and doing for ward to the Castle of Rochester (Roffa) as much as appertains to
such a tenement of the same fee in the same town, for all service, custom and
exaction. Cons., 5 marks of sih-er.
70. Trin. Master Simon de Eylaunde, pi. Simon la Affayte and Matilda
his wife, impedients. One messuage and 34 acres of land with appurts. in
Kyrkeby. Plea of warranty of charter. PI to hold of impedients and the heirs
oi Simon, by the yearly rent of i clove of a gillyflower at Easter, for all service,
custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords of that fee.
Cons., 25 marks of silver.
71. Mich.* Giles Boys, pi. Richard le Cunestable and Joan his wife,
impedients. One messuage and 20 acres of land with appurts. in Merton. Plea
of warranty of charter. PI. to hold of impedients and the heirs of ]oan, by the
yearly rent of i rose at the Nativity of S.J.B., for all service, custom and
exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords of that fee. Cons., 40
marks of silver. Endorsed: vij pedes Cyr' de t'o S'ci Mich'is anno r' Reg'
Edwardi incipiente q>nto tempore Will'i de Middelton, cli'ci de Banco.
72. Eas. Hubert la Veylle and Juliana his wife, pi. Bricius, son of
Nicholas de Wynton', and Joan his wife, impedients. One messuage, 40 acres
of land, 3 acres of wood and 3 acres of meadow with appurts. in Claveringes.
Plea of warranty of charter PI. and the heirs of Hubert to hold of impedients
and the heirs of Joan by the yearly rent of lib. of cummin at Easter, for all
service, suit of court, custom and exaction. Cons., 35 marks of silver. Endorsed:
And Richard, son of William de Clavering' and Edelina his wife put in their
cfaim.
73. Eas. Richard de Pernestede, pi. Godfrey Fitz Peter and Joan his wife,
impedients. 5 acres of land, 2j acres of meadow and 34^. of rent with appurts.
in Berking' and Dakenham. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to hold of
impedients and the heirs of Joan, by the yearly rent of zd., for all service,
custom and exaction. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
74. Eas. William de Wauton, pi. Hervy de Fyfhyde, def. One messuage,
70 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow, i acre of wood, and 6s. 8d. of rent with
appurts. in Fyfhyde. Plea of covenant. Def. to hold, for life, of pi and his
heirs by the yearly rent of izd., for all service, custom and exaction, and doing
all other services to the chief lords of that fee. Reversion to pi. on decease of def.
75. Hil. Henry, son of Thomas de Muleton, pi. Thomas, son of Lambert
de Muleton. impedient, by Thomas de Snyterby. Manor of Kelewedon with
appurts. and the advowson of the church of the same manor. Plea of warranty
of charter. PI. and the heirs of his body to hold of impedient, during the latter's
life, by the yearly rent of 20/. sterling, for all service, custom and exaction, and
doing all other services to the chief lords of that fee. PI. to be quit from pay-
ment of the said rent of 2o/. after impedient's decease, and to hold of the heirs of
impedient by the yearly rent of i pair of gift spurs or 6d. at Easter, for all
service, &c., as above. And if it shall happen that pi. die without such heir,
reversion to impedient and his heirs ; to hold of the chiet lords, by the services
appertaining to that manor.
76. Eas. John de Blaveny and Joan his wife, pi. Thomas de Ocstede and
Muriel his wife, impedients. 27 acres of land and 3 acres of land and 3 acres of
meadow with appurts. in Bridebrok. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the
heirs of Joan to hold of impedients and the heirs of Muriel by the yearly rent of
$d. at Easter, for all service, custom and exaction. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
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77. Trin. Robert de Tybetot, pi. John, son of John cle Scollakeleye and
Isabel his wife, Gregory le Orfevere and Alina his wife, def. An eighth part of
i messuage, 300 acres of land and 300 acres of wood with appurts. in Strethale.
1 'lea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed topi. Cons, i sore sparrowhawk.
78. Trin. Henry de Sarkenvill and Gunnora his wife, pi. William de
Kppyng' and Alesia his wife, impedients. One messuage and 30 acres of land
with appurts. in Great Hallingebyr". Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the
heirs oi Henry to hold impedients and the heirs of Alesia, by the yearly rent of
.',</. at Michaelmas for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all other
services to the chief lords of that fee. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
79. Trin. Hugh Fitz Oto, pi. Philip de Henyngeham and Matilda his
wife, impedients. One messuage, 90 acres of land, 20 acres of marsh and 10
shillings of rent with appurts. in Steple. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to
hold of impedients and the heirs of Matilda by the yearly rent of i rose at tha
Nativity of S. J. B., for all service, su;t of court, custom and exaction, and doing
all other services to the chief lords of that fee. And moreover impedients
granted, for themselves and the heirs of Matilda, that all that tenement with
appurts. which Richard de Gibbecrake and Basilia his wife held, as dower of
Basilia, of them in the same town of the inheritance of Matilda, on the day on
which this agreement was made and which after the decease of Basilia ought to
revert to impedients and the heirs of Matilda, shall entirely remain to pi. and
his heirs ; to hold, together with the aforesaid tenement which remains to him
by this Fine, by the said services. Cons., 40 marks of silver. Richard and
Basilia were present, and acknowledged that they have no right to claim in the said
tenement save by name of dower. Endorsed : xx pedes Cyr' de termino S'ce
Trinit' [anno regni] Edwardi quinto [tempore] Will'i de Middelton cl'ici de
Banco.
80. Trin. Robert Spyleman, pi. Walter, son of Richard le Mareschal, and
Sibilla his wife, impedients. One messuage, 10 acres of land, 4 acres of wood
and 1 1 acre of meadow with appurts. in Northwodeham. Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. to hold of impedients and the heirs of Sybilla, by the yearly rent of
i clove of a gillyflower at Easter, for all service, custom and exaction, and doing
all other services to the chief lords of that fee. Cons., 6 marks of silver.
81. Mich. John de Lovetot, 1 pi. John de Ripariis, def. 4 acres of
pasture with appurts. in High Angre, and the advovvson of the church of the
same town. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the said pasture, to wit, all
that pasture with appurts. called Ordelheg' together with the said advowson to
be the right of pi. ; to hold by the yearly rent of i clove of a gillyflower at the
Nativity of S. J. B., for all service, suit of court, custom and exaction, so that def.
shall not be able to exact from pi. and his heirs homage, relief, aid, fealty, custody,
ward, redemption of lands or any other thing, save only the said service of i clove.
Cons., lool. sterling.
DIVERS COUNTIES.
5 EDWARD I. 1276-1277.
60. Eas. John de Lovetoft 1 and Margaret his wife, pi. Edmund de Scher-
delowe and Margery his wife, det. One messuage, 140 acres of land, 160 acres
of marsh with appurts. in Great Wakering. Plea of covenant. Def. to hold, for
their lives, of pi. and the heirs of John, by the yearly rent of i sore sparrowhawk,
or 2s. at the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula, for all service, custom and exaction,
and doing all other services to the chief lords of that fee. Reversion to pi. after
the death of both def. ; to hold of the King and his heirs by the services apper-
taining thereto. And def. granted and rendered in the same court to pi.
1 One of the Justices.
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i messuage and i carucate of land with appurts. in Great Wylburham and Little
Wylburham, co. Cambridge, and quitclaimed to them and the heirs of John.
And be it known that it shall not be lawful def. to make waste, sale or ruin of
the houses, gardens or villains appertaining to the said manor of Great Waker-
ing. Essex, Cambridge.
61. Eas. John de Lovetoft, pi. Richard de Tany, impedient, by Richard
de Stapelford. 300 acres ot marsh with appurts. in Great Stanbrigg' and the
adowson of the church of the same town. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and
Margaret his wife, and the heirs of pi., to hold of impedient, by the yearly rent
of io/. sterling, for all service, suit of court, custom and exaction, so that impedient
or his heirs shall not be able to exact from pi. and Margaret and the heirs of pi.,
homage, relief, feality, aid, heriot, ward, custody, redemption of lands or any
other thing save only the said service of lol. Impedient granted for himself and
his heirs that henceforth they will not give, sell, pledge or in anywise alienate
that tenement which he held in Stapelford, Chykehale and Est Wyk, in the
counties of Essex and Hertford on the day on which this agreement was made.
Cons., 250 marks of silver. Essex, Hertford.
64. Trin. Stephen de Bassingburn, pi. William de Kyleby and Beatrice
his wife, impedients. 2 messuages and 4 carucates of land with appurts. in
Bishop's Hatfeud. Impedients acknowledged the said tenement with appurts.,
to wit, as in demesnes, homages, services of free men, knights' fees, villenages,
wards, reliefs, escheats, custodies, woods, meadows and all other things apper-
taining thereto, without any retainment, to be the right of pi. ; to hold of the
chief lords of that fee by the services appertaining thereto. And pi. granted to
impedients i messuage and 2 carucates of land with appurts. in Ratindon, co.
Essex, and i messuage, 93 acres of land and i acre of meadow with appurts. in
Redburne, Herts., to wit, whatever he previously had in the same towns, without
any retainment ; to hold during their lives, by the yearly rent of i8s. sterling,
for all service, suit of court, custom and exaction. It shall be lawful to impedients
to cut down and take timber in the woods appertaining to the tenements in
Ratindon and Redburn for husbote and haybote, and for constructing houses in
the said messuages, without waste or destruction ; and likewise to make their
profit out of the underwood of the said woods without let or impediment of pi.,
his heirs or bailiffs. And moreover pi. granted to impedients, during their
lives, 8J marks of yearly rent in Maneghedon, to be received yearly at Maneghe-
don by the hands of pi. and his heirs, from all the tenement which he held in
the same town on the day on which this agreement was made, or by the hands
of all others holding that tenement. Lawful for impedients to distrain in default
of payment. Reversion to pi. after the death of both impedients: to hold of
the chief lords of those fees, by the services appertaining thereto. Hertford,
Essex. Endorsed,: And Geoffrey de Munbrai put in his claim. Also endorsed:
xv pedes Cyr' de t'mino S'ce Trinitatis anno r' r' Edward' quinto tempore
Will'i de Middelton, c'lici in Banco.
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
6 EDWARD I. 1277-1278.
82. Trin. Thomas de Branketre and Amicia his wife, pi. Gilbert le
Taverner and Quenilda his wife impedients. 2 acres of meadow and 2s. of rent
with appurts. in Springefeld. Plea of warranty of charter. PI., and the heirs of
Thomas to hold of impedients and the heirs of Quenilda, by the yearly rent of 4^.,
for all service, custom and exaction. Cons., 6 marks of silver.
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S}. Trin. William Harding', pi Arnold de Depe and Margery his wife,
William dc Jireghenok' and Emma his wife, impedients. One messuage, 143
acres of land and 8 acres of meadow with appurts. in Theyden'. Plea of warranty
of charter. Plea to hold of impedients and the heirs of Margery and Emma, by
the yearly rent of id. at Easter, for all service, custom and exaction, and doing
all other services to the chief lords of that fee. Cons., 120 marks of silver.
I-'.ndorscd : xiiij pedes Cyr' de t'io S'ce Trinitatis anno r' r' Edwardi sexto.
84. Mich. Philip le Draper, pi. Edmund le Tayllur and Sara his wife, def.
3| acres of land with appurts. in Maldon. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold of def.
and the heirs of Sara, by the yearly rent of id. at Easter, for all service, suit of
court, custom and exaction. Cons., iocs, sterling.
85. Mich Richard le Duk', pi. Philip de Boueles and Agnes his wife,
impedients. 5^ acres of land with appurts. in Writele. Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. to hold of impedients and the heirs of Agnes, by the yearly rent of
i clove of a gillyflower at Easter, for all service, custom and exaction, and
doing all other services to the chief lords of that fee. Cons., i soresparrowhawk.
86. Mich. Richard, son of Richard de Suchirche, dem. William, Prior of
Pritewell, ten 60 acres of land with appurts. in Pritewell. Dem. acknowledged
the said land, to wit, all that land lying in cultura called Suchirchfeeld and
Langefeld, to be the right of ten. and his church of Pritewell, and quitclaimed
to him and his successors. Con., lol. sterling.
87. Hil. William de Aumbly, pi. Robert Fitz Walter, def. One messuage
and one carucate of land with appurts. in Burnham. Plea of covenant. PI.
acknowledged the said tenement to be the right of def. And for this acknow-
ledgment def. granted it to pi., and he also granted to him the manor of Ulting' ;
to hold for life by the yearly rent of i sore sparrowhawk at the Nativity of
S. J. B., for all service, custom and exaction. Reversion to def. and his heirs on
the death of pi. ; to hold of the chief lords of that fee, by the services appertain-
ing thereto. Endorsed: And William, son of Walter de Brisingham, put in his
claim.
88. Hil. Robert le Surygyen and Olive his wife, dem. Nicholas, Abbot of
Tylteye, ten. 10 acres of wood with appurts. in Chykeneye and Eystan. Dem.
acknowledged the said wood to be the right of ten. and his church of Tylteye,
and quitclaimed to him and his successors. Moreover dem. quitclaimed to ten.
and his successors all the right and claim which they had in all other tenements
with appurts. which ten. and his church held in the same towns and Chauret[h]
of the inheritance of Olive on the day on which this agreement was made.
Cons., 10 marks of silver.
89. Mich. William de Wauton and Matilda his wife, pi., the latter by her
husband. Richard de Croxton and Avicia his wife, impedients. One messuage
and 80 acres of land with appurts. in Great Chyshill. Plea of warranty of
charter. Impedients acknowledged the said tenement to be the right of William ;
to hold to pi. and the heirs of William, of the chief lords of that fee by the
sendees appertaining to that tenement. Cons., 16 marks of silver.
90. Hil. John de la Funtayne, pi. Stephan de Auvylers, def. 16 acres of
land with appurts. in Reynham and Weninton, which pi , formerly held of def.
by the law of England. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold of def., by the yearly-
rent of id. at Easter, for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all other
services to the chief lords of that fee. Cons., 8 marks of silver.
91. Hil. William, Prior of Stokes, pi., by William de Harden'. Peter de
Gonsle and Ela his wife, def., by John le Brun. Adowson of the church of
Toppefeud. Assize of last presentation. Def. quitclaimed to pi., his church of
Stokes, and his successors. And pi. received def. and the heirs of Ela into all
benefits and orisons.
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92. Hil. John de Lovetot 1 and Margaret his wife, pi. John de Caunvill, def.
200 acres of marsh with appurts. in Fobbinges. Plea of covenant. PI. and the
heirs of John to hold of def. by the yearly rent of i rose at the Nativity of S. J. B.,
for all service, custom and exaction. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
93. Hil. Walter de Ran, pi. Richard, son of Richard de Muscegros, and
Joan his wife, impedients. 30 acres of land and marsh with appurts. in Est
Tyllebyr' and West Tyllebyr'. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to hold of
impedients and the heirs of Joan by the yearly rent of i2(t., for all service, custom
and exaction. Cons., 37 marks of silver.
94. Hil. Benedict le Blakenham, pi. Robert de Maryny. Of this that
Robert should acquit him from the services which Dyonisia de Monte Caniso
exacted from him from the free tenement which he holds of Robert in Little
Leighs (Parva Lega), to wit, from the manor of the same town, and whereof pi.
complains that for the default of Robert he was distrained to do suit to Dionisia's
court at Anestey from 3 weeks to 3 weeks, and as much homage and relief as
appertains to 5 knights' fees, for the said tenement, and whereof Robert, who is
mesne between them, ought to acquit him. Robert granted that henceforth he
and his successors will acquit and defend pi. and his heirs from the said services.
And moreover Robert acknowledged the said tenement to be the right of pi , as
that which he had of the gift of William de Maryny, his father, whose heir he
is; to hold of Robert by the yearly rent of loos , and doing therefor the service
of i knight's fee, for all service, custom and exaction. And pi. quitclaimed to
Robert all damages by reason of the said distresses. Endorsed : And Thomas de
Blakeham put in his claim
95. Mich. William de Berdefeld and Alice his wife, pi. John Gubyun and
Margaret his wife, impedients. One messuage and 43 acres of land with appurts.
in Leyndon and Estle. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of
William to hold of impedients and the heirs of Margaret, by the yearly rent of
55. iorf., for all service, custom and exaction. Cons., 405. sterling.
96. Hil. John de la Funtayne and Matilda his wife, pi. Richard de
Muscegros and Joan his wife, impedients. 19 acres of marsh with appurts. in
West Tyllebyr'. Plea of warranty of charter. Impedients acknowledged the
said marsh, to wit, all that marsh with appurts. called Musehope, to be the right
of John; to hold to pi. and the heirs of John, of impedients and the heirs of
Joan, by the yearly rent of 6d., for all service, custom and exaction. Cons., 25
marks of silver.
97. Eas. Robert, Bishop of Bath and Wells, pi., by John de Berewyk'.
William Eggell' and Roeysia his wife, def. 25 acres of land, 2j acres of meadow,
2j acres of pasture, 45. 2d. of rent, and a sixth part of i messuage and i mill with
appurts. in Borham. Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs.
Cons., io/. sterling.
98. Eas. Geoffrey de Rochinges, 2 pi. Thomas de Arderne, def., by John de
Lollevvorthe. 4 messuages, 24 acres of land and a third part of 100 acres of
wood with appurts. in Macchyngge, which tenement with appurts. Richard de
Colworthe and Erneburga his wife hold as the dower of Erneburga, of def., of
the inheritance of def., and which after her decease ought to revert to def. Plea
of covenant. Def. granted that the said tenement, after the death of Erneburga
shall entirely remain to pi. ; to hold of def., rendering therefor yearly and
for all the other tenement which he holds of def. in the same town, i sore
sparrowhawk, or ^d. at the feast of the Assumption of B.M., for all service,
custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords of that fee.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk. This agreement was made in the presence of
Richard and Erneburga who acknowledged that they had no right to claim save
by name of dower.
1 He was one of the Justices. 2 Sic.
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99. Eas. Reymuncl de Burdegal" and Joan his wife, dem. John de la Dune
and Agnes his wife, ten , the latter by John de Covenham. One messuage, 69
acres of land, 12 acres of meadow and i| acre of wood with appurts. in Reyndon,
Dem. quitclaimed to ten. Cons., -zol. sterling.
100. Eas. Robert, Bishop of Bath and Wells, pi., by John de Berewyk'.
Walter de Chelbinham and Sibilla his wife, def. 25 acres of land, 2^ acres of
pasture, aj acres of meadow, 45. zd. of rent, a sixth part of i messuage and i mill
with appurts. in Borham. Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his
heirs. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
101. Eas. John de Ludham and Matilda his wife, dem. Robert, son of
Robert Fitz Nigel, ten. A third part of a fourth part of the manor of Crystes-
hale which dem. claim to be the reasonable dower of Matilda, happening to her
out of the free tenement which was of Hamo de Valoynes, formerly her husband,
in Crysteshale. Dem. quitclaimed to ten. all their right and claim in the same.
Cons., 1005. sterling.
DIVERS COUNTIES.
6 EDWARD I. 1278.
72. Eas. Ernulph de Mounteny, pi. Robert de Mounteny, def. Manors of
Sprouston, Hewode, Neuton, Gynges Mounteny and Elmedon. Plea of covenant.
Def. to hold, for life, by the yearly rent of i pair of gilt spurs at Easter, for all
service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords of
those fees. Reversion to pi and his heirs on the death of def. ; to hold of the
chief lords, by the services appertaining thereto. Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex.
74. Mich. Thomas Viel, dem. William Belet, ten. One messuge, 150 acres
of land and 8 marks of rent with appurts. in Hales and Foburne. Dem.
acknowledged the premises, to wit, whatever ten. held of the gift of King
Henry III., in the counties of Essex and Middlesex on the day on which this
agreement was made, to be the right of ten., and, except those 5 marks 6s. 8d. of
yearly rent in Hales, Kentissheton and Leyton, cos. Essex and Middlesex, he
quitclaimed to ten. And moreover he quitclaimed to ten. all his right and
claim in 15 acres of meadow with appurts. in Leyton, which ten. held on the
said day. And ten. granted to dem. all the rent which he (ten.) held in the
City of London on the said day, to wit, all that rent which he had of the gift of
the said King within the walls of the City ; to hold of the chief lords of those
fees by the services appertaining to that rent. Ten. also granted to dem. 5 marks
6s. 8d. of rent in Hales, Kentissheton and Leyton, to be received yearly by the
hands of the tenants underwritten, to wit, John, son of William de Bladestok,
and his heirs aos, the Prioress of St. Helen, London, and her successors 135. 4^.,
Richard de Cracheheg' and his heirs 6s., the Prior of Holy Trinity, London,
and his successors 6s. 8d., William Chese and Lettice his wife and the heirs of
Lettice 155., Edmund Pecok and his heirs 75., and the Master of the Hospital of
St. Giles of the Lepers without London and his successors 55. 4^., from the
tenements which they held of ten. in the said towns on the said day, saving to
ten. and his heirs homages, wards, reliefs, escheats, custodies, suits and all
other services arising from the said tenements when they shall happen ; dem. to
hold of the chief lords of those fees by the services appertaining to those rents.
Lawful to dem. to distrain for arrears. The said tenants were present, and
acknowledged that they owed the said rents. Essex, Middlesex.
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COUNTY OF ESSEX.
7 EDWARD I. 1279.
102. Eas. Matilda, Countess of Gloucester and Hertford, pi., by Simon de
Creton'. Master Hubert de Ruylly, impedient. One messuage and one carucate
of land with appurts in Schedingho near Misteleye. Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. to hold, for life, of impedient, by the yearly rent of 20! . sterling,
for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the chief
lords of that fee. Reversion to impedient and his heirs on death of pi. ; to hold
of the chief lords. Endorsed : Thomas, son of Richard de Ruylly, put in his
claim. ,
103. Eas. Alice de Merton, Abbess ot Berking', pi., by Richard de Ginge,
clerk Godfrey de Ferstlinge and Joan his wife, impedients. 47 acres of land
and is. of rent with appurts. in Berking.' Impedients acknowledged the said
tenement to be the right of pi. and her church of Berking' ; to hold of the chief
lords of that fee by the services appertaining thereto. Cons., 30 marks of silver.
io3A. Trin. JohndeWaleton.pl. Thomas de Waleton, impedient. 40 acres
of land, i acre of meadow, 30 acres of wood and 30^. of rent with appurts. in
Gynges Rad[ulph]i. Plea of warranty of charter. PI.. to hold of impedient,
during the latter's life, by the yearly rent of 6 quarters of wheat (frumenti) and
12 quarters of oats on the feast of All Saints, for all service, suit of court, custom
and exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords of that fee. And
after impedient's decease, pi. and his heirs shall be quit from payment of the
said corn (blatli) ; holding the said tenement of the heirs of impedient by the
yearly rent of id. at Easter for all service, &c. (as above).
1038. Eas. John de Braham, pi. John de Appeton and Joan his wife, def.
One messuage, one mill, one carucate of land, 50 acres of marsh, 12 acres of
wood, 585. 6d. of rent with appurts in Great Stanbrig', Hokeleye, Releye and
Coggeshale. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold of def. and the heirs of Joan, by
the yearly rent of i rose at the Nativity of S. J. B., for all service, custom and
exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords of those fees. Cons.,
i sore sparrowhawk.
104. Trin. Robert, Bishop of Bath and Wells, pi., "by John de Berenik'.
Simon, Prior of Legh', def. One messuage, 170 acres of land, 16 acres of
meadow, 13 acres of wood, 305. of rent with appurts. in Borham. Plea of
covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi. all his right and claim in the said messuage,
land [and] meadow with appurts., and likewise in the said wood and rent with
appurts., to wit, in a moiety of that wood with appurts. called le Heywode,
and in the homages and all the services of Richard de Coleworth, Eustace de
Bourne, John Fillol, Gervase de Aldholte, Philip le Tayllur, Robert the Baker
Elias de Stonstrete and Roger Coleman, and their heirs, from all the tene-
ments which they held in the same town of the fee formerly of Richard de
Borham, Knight, on the day on which this agreement was made, and which were
taken into the King's hands after the death of Hervey de Borham in his 5th year,
and whereof, pi. had the custody and seisin through (per) the King's Bailiff.
And it shall be lawful to pi. and his heirs to enclose the moiety of the said wood
which remains to them by this Fine and at will to make their profit therefrom,
without let or impediment of def. or his successors or of their bailiffs. And pi.
granted to def. and his church all the lands and tenements with appurts. which
def. had of the gift of the said Hervy in the same town, Little Waltham, and
Little Badewe, which were sometime of the fee of the said Robert de Borham,
and likewise a moiety of the said wood called le Heywode, and the homages and
all the services of William le Schereve of Borham and his heirs from all the
tenement which he held in Borham on the same day : def. and his successors to
hold of pi. and his heirs in pure and perpetual alms, free and quit from all
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secular service and exaction. Lawful to def. to enclose his moiety of the said
wood, &c. (as above). PI. also granted that def. and his successors shall hence-
forth be able, at a time set apart (aperto], to lawfully chase and rechase beyond
the bridge of pi. which is between the meadow of Wro. eney and the meadow of
Brademedwe. And this agreement was made with the assent and will of the
King, who granted it. Endorsed : Trinit' vijo.
105. Trin. Isolda, who was the wife of Baldwin Filiol, dem., by Robert
"itz William. Robert, Bishop of Bath and Wells, ten., by John de Corston.
third part of i messuage, 180 acres of land, 15 acres of meadow, 30 acres of
vood, 20 acres of pasture, i water-mill and fishery, whereof there happens 325.
jf rent, with appurts., in Borham, and a third part of 3 acres of land with
spurts, in Hatfeud ; which third parts dem. claims to be her reasonable dower
ippening out of the free tenement of Baldwin, formerly her husband. Dem.
quitclaimed to ten. and his heirs all her right and claim therein by name of
lower. And ten. granted for himself and his heirs that henceforth they will
snder yearly to dem., during her life, 405. sterling.
106. Mich. Giles de Staunbrigge and Katherine his wife, pi. John de
Thorp' and Marsilia his wife, impedients. One messuage, 30 acres of land and
13$. ^d. of rent with appurts. in Little Wakeringe and North Shobyr'. PI.
granted to impedients for their lives; to hold of pi. and the heirs of Katherine
by the yearly rent of id. at Easter for all service, custoni and exaction, and doing
all other services to the chief lords of those fees. Reversion, on the death of
both impedients, to pi. and the heirs of Katherine ; to hold of the chief lords
107. Mich. Robert, Bishop of Bath and Wells, pi., by John de Corston.
Elvina de Borham, def. 25 acres of land, 2| acres of meadow, 2j acres of
pasture, 35. of rent, and a moiety of a third part of i messuage and i mill with
appurts. in Borham. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs. Cons., 40 mark?
of silver.
108. Mich. Giles de Staunbrigge and Katherine his wife, pi. John de
Thorp' and Marsilia his wife, def. 60 acres of marsh with appurts. in Little
Wakeringe. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the right of pi. ; to hold to
them, and the heirs of Giles, of the chief lords of that fee by the services
appertaining thereto. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
109. Eas. William de Sterteford and Agatha his wife, pi. John le Kolund,
of Saundone, impedient. One messuage, 50 acres of land and 2 acres of meadow
with appurts. in Saundone. Plea of warranty of charter. Impedient acknow-
ledged the right of Agatha. And pi. granted to impedient the said tenement
with appurts., except i messuage and i croft called Morithynelond and 6 acres
of land with appurts. of the said land, whereof 2 acres lie in the field called
Ingefeld, 2 acres in the field called Semed', and 2 acres in the field called
Paynesfeld ; to hold for life, of pi. and the heirs of Agatha by the yearly rent of
id. at Easter, for all service, custom and exaction, arid doing all other services
to the chief lords of that fee. Reversion to pi. and the heirs of Agatha on the
death of impedient ; to hold, together with the said messuage, croft and 6 acres
retained by them as it is aforesaid, of the chief lords.
no. Eas. John de Wascoyl and Katherine his wife, pi., the latter by
Thomas de Twynstede. Thomas de Claunvyll, impedient. One acre of land,
2 acres of meadow and 405. of rent with appurts. in Great Henye, and the
advowson of a moiety of the church of the same town. Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of impedient by the yearly rent of
i pair of gilt spurs, price 3^., or $d. at Easter, for all service, custom and
exaction. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
in. Hil. John Engayne, pi. Walter de Colecestre and Joan his wife,
impedients. Manor of Colum Engayne with appurts. Impedients quitclaimed
to pi. Cons., iocs, sterling.
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112. Hi\. Sewell de Parva Turrok, pi., by Robert Godsalme. Bartholomew
Fitz Sewell, def. One messuage, 60 acres of land and ys. of rent with appurts.
in Little Turrok and Stufford. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold, for life, of def.
and the heirs of his body by the yearly rent of 2 marks of silver, for all service,
custom and exaction. Reversion to def. and his heirs after the death of pi., to
hold of the chief lords of those fees by the services appertaining to that tenement.
If def. shall die without such heirs, the said tenement shall remain to Stephen,
his brother, and his heirs.
113. Hil. Walter de Gyrunde and Agnes his wife.pl. John, son of Nicholas
de Winton', and Lucy his wife, Taylefer, son of Nicholas de Wynton' and
Elizabeth his wife, impedients. Advo%vson of the Church of the Blessed Mary
of Great Peryndon'. Impedients granted that pi should first present their clerk
to the same church. And pi , and Taylefer and Elizabeth, granted for them-
selves and the heirs of Agnes and Elizabeth that when the aforesaid church shall
have become vacant after the death or cession of the clerk who shall be admitted
and instituted on the presentation of pi., John and Lucy or the heirs of Lucy
shall present their clerk. And after the death of that clerk Taylefer and
Elizabeth or the heirs of Elizabeth shall present their clerk ; and on the death of
that clerk pi. or the heirs of Agnes shall present their second clerk ; and so
alternately and successively for ever.
114. Eas. Hugh Fitz Oto, pi. Robert de Dyve, impedient, Manor of
Chygehale Smetheleye with appurts., and i mill and 16 acres of land with
appurts. in Chygehale de Zoun Impedient to hold, for life, of pi. and Edward
his son and the heirs of the body of Edward, by the yearly rent of i clove of a
gilliflower at Easter, for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all other
services to the chief lords of those fees. Reversion, on impedient's death, to pi.
and Edward and the heirs of Edward ; to hold of the heirs of impedient by the
same rent, and doing all other services to the chief lords. And then the heirs of
impedient will warrant to pi. and Edward against all men for ever. If Edward
shall die without heir of his body remainder to the next heirs of impedient ; to
hold of the chief lords.
115. Eas. Simon, Prior of Leye, pi. Gilbert le Taverner, of Chelmereford,
and Queniva, his wife, impedients. 5 acres of land with appurts. in Little
Badewe. Plea of warranty of charter. PI., his successors and church of Leye
to hold of impedients and the heirs of Queniva in pure and perpetual alms, free
and quit from all secular service and exaction. And pi. received impedients and
the heirs of Queniva into all benefits and orisons.
116. Eas. Richard de Skeketon, pi John de Cokayne, def. Two parts of
1 messuage, i carucate of land, 20 acres of wood, 20 acres of pasture and 6 marks
of rent with appurts. in Elmestede, Benetleye, Wyvenho, Brumleye and Staum-
brugge. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the said two parts to be the
right of pi., and rendered them to him in court ; pi. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords of that fee by the services appertaining thereto. And moreover def.
granted for himself and his heirs that the third part of the said tenement with
appurts. which Matilda, who was the wife of William de Cokayne, held as dower
of def. on the day on which this agreement was made, and which third part after
the decease of Matilda ought to revert to him, shall entirely remain to pi. ; to
hold as above. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk. Matilda was present and acknow-
ledged that she has no right to claim save by name of dower. Endorsed: And
Matilda de Cokayne put in her claim.
117. Eas. (i) William le Gros, dem. Thomas de Stodham, ten. One
messuage, 98 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 9 acres of wood and 245. a,d. of
rent with appurts. in Tendring. (2) Same dem. Same ten., whom Emma, who
was the wife of Michael de Kirketon, vouched to warranty. 6 acres of land and
2 acres of meadow with appurts. in the same town. Dem. to hold of ten. by the
yearly rent of i pair of gilt spurs, or 6d., at Easter, and doing so much scutage
to the King, when it shall happen, as appertains to a third part of i knight's fee,
for all service, custom and exaction. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
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iiS. Eas. Richard de Suchyrche, pi. John de Gloucestr', impedient.
240 acres of land, 30 acres of wood and 45. of rent with appurts. in Suchyrche
ami L& Leghe. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to hold impedient by the
yearly rent of i rose at the Nativity of S. J. B., for all service, custom and
exaction, and doing all services to the chief lords of that fee. Cons., ioo/.
sterling. [There is a Counterpart of this Fine among " Unloiou'ii Counties," No. 19.}
119. Trin. Ralph, son of William de Pebbenesse, pi. James le Blund and
Agnes his wife, impedients. One messuage, 90 acres of land and 10 acres of
wood in Alfomeston. PI. to hold of the chief lords of those fees by the services
appertaining thereto. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
120. Trin. Richard le Duk', pi. John de Fambregg' and Amy his wife,
impedients. One messuage and 5 acres of land with appurts. in Neulaunde.
Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to hold of impedients and the heirs of Amy by
the yearly rent of 2 cloves of a gillyflower at Easter, for all service, custom and
exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords of that fee. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk.
121. Trin. William Basset and Cristiana his wife, pi. Henry de Upwyk'
and Alice his wife, impedients, One messuage, 15 acres of land, i acre of meadow,
4 acres of wood and 35. of rent with appurts. in Cristeshale. Plea of warranty
of charter. PI. and the heirs of William to hold of impedients and the heirs of
Alice by the yearly rent of i rose at the Nativity of S. J. B., for all service,
custom and exaction, and doing all other services. to the chief lords of that fee.
Cons., 10 marks of silver.
122. Mich. Frank de Scolond and Joan his wife, pi. William de Shenefeld
and Joan his wife, impedients. One messuage, 89 acres of land, 3^ acres of
meadow and 2os. of rent with appurts. in Wydeford, Wrytele, Ginge Margaret,
and Gynge Laundri. Impedients to hold, during their lives, of pi. and the heirs
of the body of Joan, by the yearly rent during the life of Frank of 5 marks of
silver, for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the
chief lords of those fees. Reversion, after the death of both impedients, to pi.
and the heirs of Joan ; to hold of the heirs of Joan, wife of William, by the yearly
rent of lib. of cummin at the Nativity of the Lord, for all service, &c. (as above).
Endorsed : And Peter del Pount, of Wydeford, put in his claim.
123. Mich. Adam de Lacy, dem. Henry de Lacy, ten. One messuage and
2 carucates of land with appurts. in Newenham, Rothe, Essehangre and Styvinton.
Dem. acknowledged the said tenement to be the right of ten., as that which
Robert de Lacy, father of ten., whose heir he is, had of the gift of Eva de Lacy,
grandmother (avie), of dem., whose heir he is. Ten. to hold of dem., doing
therefor the service of four knights and suit to the Court of Wyham lor dem. and
his heirs due and accustomed, for all service, custom and exaction. Cons., 20
marks of silver.
UNKNOWN COUNTIES,
7 EDWARD I. 1279.
19. This is a Counterpart of No. 118.
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7 EDWARD I. 1278-1279.
77. Mich.* Walter de Baskervill', pi. Roger de la Haye and Margery his
wife, impedients. One messuage and 2 carucates of land with appurts. in Great
Coure. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to hold of impedients and the heirs of
Margery by the yearly rent of \d. at Michaelmas, for all service, custom and
exaction, and doing all other services to the chief fords of that fee. And pi.
granted to impedients, in exchange for the said tenement, the manor of Grene-
stede, co. Essex, and the advowson of the church of the same manor ; impedients
and the heirs of Roger begotten of Margery to hold of pi., by the yearly rent
of |rf. at the same term, for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all other
services to the chief lords of that fee. If Roger shall die without such heir then
the premises shall revert to pi. and his heirs; to hold of the chief lords.
Hereford, Essex.
82. Trin. Henry de Boun, pi. Humfrey de Boun, Earl of Hereford and
Essex, def. Manor of Angmodesham, [co. Bucks] , with appurts. Plea of
covenant. PI. acknowledged the manor to be the right of def . And def. granted
to pi. the said manor, the manor of Northamstede, co. Hertford, T2/. of rent
with appurts. in Tykehill, co. York, the manor of Waleton with appurts.,
co. Surrey, and 10 librates of land in \Valdene, co. Essex, and rendered them to
him in court ; to hold for life, doing therefor the service of i knight's fee for all
service, suit of court, custom and exaction. Reversion to def. on pl.'s death ; to
hold of the chief lords of those fees by the services appertaining thereto. And
be it known that it shall not be lawful to make waste, sale or pledge of the woods,
gardens, houses or villains appertaining to the said tenements. Bucks, York,
Hertford, Surrey, Essex. Endorsed: And William de Sey put in his claim.
84. S. J. B. in three weeks, at Cycestre. before the Justices in Eyre. John,
Prior of Bermondeseye, pi. John de Burgo, impedient. Manor of Chautre with
appurts. Plea of warranty of charter. Impedient acknowledged the said manor
with appurts., except the advowson of the church of the same town, to be the
right of pi. and his church of Bermondeseye, as that which he had of the gift of
John de Burgo, impedient's father, whose heir he is, and by the grant and con-
firmation of impedient ; to hold to pi. and his successors in pure and perpetual
alms for ever, free and quit from all secular service and exaction. And moreover
impedient granted, for himself and his heirs, that they will not hereafter give, sell,
pledge nor in anywise alienate the Manor of Alyngebyr' with appurts., co. Essex,
the Manor of Walkerne with appurts., co. Hertford, nor the Manor of Porteslade,
with appurts., co. Sussex, which impedient held on the day on which this
agreement was made. Sussex, Essex, Hertford.
87. Mich. John de Lovetot 1 and Margaret his wife, pi. Edmund de Sharde-
lowe, def. One messuage, one carucate of land and 100 acres of marsh with
appurts. in Great Wakeringe. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the said
tenement to be the right of pi. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the King
and his heirs, doing all services appertaining to that tenement. And pi. granted
to def. all the tenements with appurts. which they held in Little Wylburham
and Great Wylburham, co. Cambridge, on the day on which this agreement
was made, except that messuage with appurts. which John Crussellon held in
Great Wylburham of pi on the said day ; def. to hold for life, of pi. and the
heirs of John, by the yearly rent of i sore sparrowhawk, or 2s. at the feast of
St. Peter ad Vincula. for all service, custom and exaction. And moreover the
said John de Lovetot granted to def. all that marsh with appurts. which he
(John) held in Fobbing', co. Essex, on the said day, to wit, all that marsh
called Redham ; to hold for life, of John and his heirs by the said service.
After the decease of def. the said tenements shall entirely revert to pi. and
the heirs of John ; to hold of the chief lords of those fees. Unlawful to def.
to make waste, sale, or pledge of the houses, gardens or villains appertaining to
the said tenements. Essex, Cambridge.
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8 EDWARD I. 1279-1280.
ij| Eas. (i) Arnulph, Prior of Rumely, dem., by Thomas de Norwich.
John de Rypariis, def, by Walter Lobet Advowsons of the churches of
Laufare and Stanford. (2) Same dem. Same def., whom John de Lovetot 1
vouched to warranty. Advowson of the church of High Aungre. Dem. quit-
claimed from himself, his successors and his church of Rumely, to def. And
def., at the instance of dem., granted to the King and Eleanor his consort the
said advowsons, and quitclaimed to them.
125. Eas. EdmunddeBassingeburne.pl. Richard de Argentem, impedient.
Advowson of the church of Little Chishull. Impedient granted that pi. should
first present his clerk. And pi. granted, for himself and his heirs, that after
the death or cession of that clerk impedient or his heirs shall present their
clerk, and so alternately and successively for ever.
126. Trin. Richard de Gosfeld and Matilda his wife, pi. Walter, son of
Adam de Bockynge, and Isabel his wife, impedients. 20 acres of land with
appurts in Bockyng. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of Richard
to hold of impedients and the heirs of Walter, by the yearly rent of id. at
Easter, for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the
chief lords of that fee. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
127. Trin. Margaret, daughter of Richard le Ruylly, pi. Sabina, who was
the wife of Richard de Ruylly, impedient. 44 acres of land, i acre of meadow
and 4 acres of pasture with appurts. in Fynchingfeld. Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. to hold of impedient by the yearly rent of id. at Easter, for all
2rvice, custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords of
lat fee. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk. Endorsed: And Thomas de Roylly put
i his claim.
128. Trin. Michael de Helewenton and Helewysa his wife, pi. John de
Meldeby and Laurentia his wife, impedients. 5 marks of rent with appurts in
Little Torrok'. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of Michael to
hold of impedients and the heirs of Laurencia by the yearly rent of i rose at the
Nativity of S. J. B., for all service, custom and exaction. Cons., 20 marks of
silver.
129. Trin. Robert Gyfford, pi. Joan, who was the wife of William de
Langedon, impedient. 60 acres of marsh with appurts. in Dunton'. Plea of
warranty of charter. PI. to hold of impedient by the yearly rent of i clove of a
gillyflower at Easter, for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all other
services to the chief lords of that fee. Cons., 12 marks of silver.
130. Trin. Giles de Stonbrigge and Katherine his wife, pi. Simon le Parker
and Peryna his wife, def. One messuage, 40 acres of land and 6s. of rent with
appurts. in Schopeland. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of Giles to hold
of def. and the heirs of Peryna by the yearly rent of 55., for all service, custom
and exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords of that fee. Cons.,
40 marks of silver.
131. Mich.* Henry de Wynton', pi. Adam de Cretyng' and Nichola his
wife, def. Manor of Rumford with appurti. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold of
def. and the heirs of Adam by the yearly rent of id. at Easter and doing therefor
the service of a fourth part of i knight's fee, for all service, custom and exaction,
and doing all other services to the chief lords of that fee. Cons., 40 marks of
silver. And this agreement was made with the assent and will of the King, who
granted it.
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132. Mich.* The King, and Eleanor, Queen of England, his consort, pi.
Arnulph, Prior of Rumely, def., by Roger cle Wylton 1 . 2ol. of rent with appurts.
in Fobbing and Schenef eld. Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi. Cons.,
i sore sparrovvhawk. And be it known that the form of this Chirograph was
made by the King's command who sent to the Justices his writ therefor.
133. Mich. William, son of Geoffrey de Finchingefeld, pi. John, son of
Alan del Hil, of Kelwedon. and Joan his wife, impedients. One messuage and
8 acres of land with appurts. in Finchingefeld. Plea of warranty of charter. PI.
to hold of impedients and the heirs of Joan by the yearly rent of 3 grains of pepper
at the Nativity of the Lord, for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all
other services to the chief lords of that fee. Cons., 8i marks of silver.
134. Mich. John de Lovetot 1 , pi., by Ralph de Longo Campo John de la
Leye, of Apeton', and Joan, his wife, def. 60 acres of land and 90 acres of marsh
with appurts. in Little Burgherthe. Plea of covenant. PI. and Margaret his
wife, and the heirs of pi., to hold of def. and the heirs of John, by the yearly rent
of i rose at the Nativity of S. J. B.. for all service, homage, fealty, relief, aid,
custody, suit of court, custom and exaction. Cons., 60 marks of silver.
I34A. 135. These Fines belong to 9 Edward I.
136. Hil. Thomas de Sancto Martino, pi. Benedict de Blakenham, def.
Two parts of 2 carucates of land, 15 acres of wood, 10 acres of pasture and 305.
of rent with appurts. in Little Fordham and Great Teye. Plea of covenant.
Def. to hold of pi. by the yearly rent of zs. at Easter, for all service, suit of court,
custom and exaction. Moreover pi. granted that a third part of the said tene-
ments with appurts. which Margery, who was the wife of Abel de Sancto Martino,
held in dower of pi., as his inheritance, on the day on which this agreement was
made, and which after Margery's decease ought to revert to pi. and his heirs,
shall entirely revert to def. and his heirs : to hold, together with the said two
parts, by the said service for ever. And def. granted, for himself and his heirs,
that they will render every year to pi., during his life, out of his manor of
Latford, co. Suffolk, 2o/. sterling. Lawful for pi. to distrain in default of payment.
Margery was present and acknowledged that she had no right to claim save by
name of dower.
137. Hil. Walter de Ran, pi. Richard de Muchegros and Joan his wife,
impedients. 41 acres i rood of land, 14 acres of meadow, 31 acres of marsh and
365. lod. of rent with appurts. in Est Tyllebyr', West Tyllebyr', Chaudewell and
I'arva Turrok. Plea of warranty of charter. Pi. to hold of impedients and the
heirs of Joan by the yearly rent of id. at Easter for all service, custom and
exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords of those fees. Cons., 70
marks of silver.
138. Hil. Robert Fitz Katherine and Hugh, his brother, pi. Walter, son of
Michael le Tanur, of Byrchaungre, impedient. One messuage and 16 acres of
land with appurts. in Byrchaungre and Hallingebyr'. Impedient to hold for
life, of pi. and the heirs of Robert by the yearly rent of i rose at the Nativity of
S. J. B. for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the
chief lords of those fees. Reversion, after impedient's death, to pi. and the heirs
of Robert : to hold of the chief lords.
139. Hil. Richard le Duk', pi. Thomas le Teyntur, of Chelmarford, and
Alice, his wife, def. 6 acres of land with appurts. in La Neulande. Plea of
covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi. Cons., 405. sterling.
140. Hil. Simon, Prior of St. Botolph, Colchester, pi. Simon de Eylaunde,
clerk, and John his brother, impedients. One messuage and 40 acres of land
with appurts in Reydone. PI. granted the said tenement to impedients. More-
over he granted to them all the tenement with appurts. which he held in the
same town on the day on which this agreement was made ; to hold during their
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lives of pi. and his successors by the yearly rent of 4 marks of silver for all
service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords of
those fees. Reversion, on the death of impedients, to pi , his successors and
church of St. Botolph : to hold of the chief lords
141. Has. Edmund de Purlee, pi. Matilda de Welles, Joan de Welles and
Isabel her sister, def., by Peter Chyld. Advowson of the church of Mistelegh.
Assize of last presentation. PI., Joan and Isabel granted that Matilda should
first present her clerk to the same church without let of pi., Joan and Isabel.
And Matilda granted that, after the death or cession of that clek, Joan or her
heirs shall present their clerk ; then Isabel or her heirs shall present their
clerk ; then Edmund or his heirs shall present their clerk ; then Matilda shall
present her second clerk, and so alternately for ever. Endorsed : Pasch' ao viij.
142. Eas. Philip le Paumer and Emma his wife, pi. Martin le Irmongere
and Cristina his wife, impedients. One messuage with appurts. in Brandewode.
Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of Philip to hold of impedients
and the heirs of Cristina by the yearly rent of \d,. at Michaelmas for all service,
custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords of that fee.
Cons., 25 marks of silver.
143. Trin. William Fitz Waryn and Alice his wife, pi., the former by
John de Waleden'. John Hardel, impedient. One messuage, one mill, 400 acres
of land, 15 acres of meadow and 10 acres of wood in Keleye and Tunderleye.
Impedient to hold for life, of pi. and the heirs of William begotten of Alice, by
the yearly rent of loos, sterling for all service, custom and exaction, and doing
all other services to the chief lords of those fees. Reversion, after impedient's
decease, to pi. and the heirs of William to hold of the chief lords. And impedient
granted to plaintiff i messuage, i mill, 200 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, 8
acres of wood and 2os. of rent with appurts. in Elmedon and Cristeshale ; to hold
to pi. and the heirs of William by the yearly rent of i rose at the Nativity of
S. J. B. for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all otBer services to the
chief lords of that fee. And if it shall happen that Alice die without heir begotten
of the body of William, he surviving, then the tenements in Elmedon and
Cristeshale shall entirely remain to William and his heirs begotten of his body :
to hold as above. If William shall happen to die without such heir, then the
said tenements shall revert to impedient and his heirs, quit of the other heirs of
William : to hold of the chief lords by the services appertaining thereto.
Endorsed. And Henry de Somery put in his claim. And likewise Roger de
Bathewrth', David de Offington and Ela his wife put in their claim.
144. Trin. William Gyffard and Gundreda his wife, dem. Andrew, Abbot
of Bylegh, def., by Brother Nicholas de Senges, his canon. Advowson of the
church of Langedon Recog. of grand assize. Dem. quitclaimed to def., his
successors and his church of Bylegh. Cons., 505. sterling.
145. Trin. John de Lovetot 1 and Margaret his wife, pi. John de Podicote
and Joan his wife def. One messuage and n acres of land with appurts. in
Shobyr'. Plea of covenant PI. acknowledged the said tenement to be the right
of Joan. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of def . and the heirs of Joan by the
yearly rent of i rose at the Nativity of S. J. B. for all service, homage, fealty,
relief, aid, custody, ward, custom and service. Cons., i sore sparrowkawk.
146. Trin. John de Neketon. pi., by John de Slamundesey. William,
Bishop of Norwich, def., by William de Croftweyt One messuage, 2 mills,
435 acres of land, 35 acres of wood, 13 acres of meadow and 9 acres of pasture
with appurts. in Terling, Borham, Hatfeud Peverel, Little Badewe, -Sprigfeud
and Fayrstede. Plea of covenant. PI. acknowledged the premises to be the
right of def. and his church of Norwich. PI. to hold for life, of def. and his
successors by the yearly rent of zs. for all service, custom and exaction, and
doing all other services to the chief lords of that fee. Reversion to def. ; to hold
x One of the Justices.
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of the heirs of pi. by the yearly rent of i rose at the Nativity of S. J. 15. for all
service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords.
Endorsed: And Robert de Brus put in his claim
147. Trin. Thomas de Oxstede and Muriel his wife, dem. Gilbert Peche,
ten. 10 acres of land, ai acres of meadow and 45. of rent with appurts. in
Bridebrok. Ten. acknowledged the premises to be the right of Muriel. Dem.
granted to ten. ; to hold of dem. and the heirs of Muriel by the yearly rent of 6d.
for all service, custom and exaction. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
148. Trin. " Henry Ive, pi. Edward le Paumer and Alice his wife, impedients.
li acre of land and 2 acres of marsh with appurts in Turrok le Grey. Plea of
warranty of charter. PI. to hold of impedients and the heirs of Alice by the
yearly rent of i rose at the Nativity of S. J. B., for all service, custom and
exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords of that fee. Cons.,
i sore sparrowhawk.
149. Mich.* John de Lovetot, 1 pi. Ralph de Merk, def. J acre of land with
appurts in Bulbingeworth and the advowson of the church of the same town.
Plea of covenant. PI. to hold of def. by the yearly rent of i rose at the Nativity
of S. J. B., for all service, homage, fealty, relief, aid, custody, custom and
exaction. Cons., 30 marks of silver.
150. Mich. Henry Grapinel and Margery his wife, pi., the latter by Stephen
Grapinel. John de Appelton, of La Leye, and Joan his wife, def. 200 acres of
marsh with appurts in La Leye. Plea of covenant. PI and the heirs of Henry
to hold of def. and the heirs of Joan by the yearly rent of id. at Easter, for all
service, custom and exaction Cons , 80 marks of silver.
151. Mich. The King and Eleanor (Alyenora), Queen of England, his
consort, pi. Richard de Ewelle, def. Manor of Farnham with appurts. Pica
of covenant. Def. acknowledged the said manor to be the right of pi., who
granted it to hirmfor life: to hold by the yearly rent of i rose at the Nativity of
S. J. B., for all service, custom and exaction. Reversion to pi.
152. Mich. William de Lamburne, pi. William de Arderne and Agnes his
wife, impedients. One messuage and 30 acres of land with appurts. in Cupes-
faude and Molesham. PI. to hold of impedients and the heirs of Agnes by the
yearly rent of i clove of a gillyflower at Easter, for all service, custom and
exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords of that fee. Con., 50
marks of silver.
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8 EDWARD I. 1279-1280.
go. Mich.* The King and Eleanor (Alyenora), Cjueen of England, his consort,
pi. Robert de Kaunvill, def. Manor of Westerham with appurts., co. Kent, the
manors of Fobbinge and Shynefeld with appurts., co. Essex, and the manor of
Codinton with appurts., co. Oxford. Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi.
And pi. granted to def. the said manor of Westerham with appurts. except the
advowson of the church of the same manor ; to hold for life, by the yearly rent
of i chaplet (capeltum) of roses at the Nativity of S. J. B., for all service, custom,
and exaction. Reversion to pi. on decease of def. It shall not be lawful to def. to
make waste, sale or pledge of the houses, woods, gardens or villains appertaining
to the manor. This agreement was made in the presence of Hugh Fit/ Oto who
acknowledged that he had no right to claim in the manor of Shynefeld with
appurts. which he holds only from the feast of St. Andrew the Apostle, 8 Edward
I. to the end of 7 years next following. And be it known that the form of this
Chirograph was made by the King's command, who sent his writ to the Justices.
1 One of the Justices.
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And moreover this agreement-was made in the presence of Stephen de Penecestr'
who acknowledged that he had no right to claim in the manor of Codinton with
appurts. which he holds only lor term of his life ; and he likewise acknowledged
that he would render every year to pi. 15^. sterling, beginning at the feast of the
Blessed Mary in March in the said year. Kent, Essex, Oxford. Endorsed: And
Robert, son of Robert de Caunvill, and Anne his wife put in their claim. And
likewise the Prior of the Blessed Mary of Sutwerth put in his claim.
92. Hil. Adam de Stratton, pi. Peter, Prior of Bermundeseye, impedient.
2 messuages and 2 carucates of land with appurts. in Sheringe and Hallingeburg',
co. Essex, the manor of Wydeford with appurts., and the advowson of the same
manor, and 10 marks of rent with appurts. in Waterford, co. Hertford, and i
messuage and 2 carucates of land with appurts. in Upton, co. Berks. Plea of
warranty of charter. Impedient acknowledged the premises to be the right of
pi. as those which he had of the gift of his predecessors ; to hold of impedient,
his successors, and his church of Bermundeseye, by the yearly rent of id. at
Easter, for all service, suit of court, homage, fealty, relief, aid, ward, custody,
custom and exaction. And pi. quitclaimed to impedient all his right and claim
in the yearly rent of lool. in which impedient and his church are bound to him
every year by Fine made in the King's court at Westminster
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
9 EDWARD I. 1280-1281.
I34A. Hil. Michael de Helweton, dem. John, Abbot of St Osith, ten., by
Walter de Messager. 15 acres of land with appurts. in Suthwalde. Dem. granted
lo ten. ; to hold to him, his successors, and church of St. Osith in pure and
perpetual alms, free and quit from all secular service and exaction. And ten.
received dem. and his heirs into all benefits and orisons
135. Hil. Richard, Prior of Dunemawe (Donemawe), pi., by Brother Stephen
de Nottele, his canon. W'alter, Prior of Newstead (de Novo Loco), def., by Walter
Auniowe. 1 i messuage, i carucate of land, 35. 3^. of rent with appurts. in
Burnham, Suthmenstre and Crickesheth. Plea, of covenant. PI., his church,
and his successors to hold of def. and his successors, by the yearly rent of 25
marks of silver, for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services
to the chief lords of those fees. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
136-152. These Fines belong to 8 Edward I.
153. Hil. William de Wauton and Matilda his wife, pi. Nicholas de
Wynton' and Brice his son, def. i messuage, 180 acres of land, 16 acres of
meadow, and 6 marks of rent with appurts. in Taxstede. Plea of covenant.
PI. and the heirs of William, to hold of def. and the heirs of Brice by the yearly
rent of i clove of a gillyflower at the Nativity of the Lord, for all service, custom
and exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords of that fee. Cons.,
250 marks of silver.
I53A. Eas. Brother Robert de Turevill, Master of the Knights of the Temple
in England, pi., by Brother William de Medburn. Hugh le Conestable, of
Eppynge, def. 2 messuages and 72 acres of land with appurts. in Pritelwell and
Estwode, which Robert de Dinyeneton and Hawysia his wife held as dower of
Hawysia of def., of the inheritance of def. on the day on which this agreement
was made. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the premises to be the right
of pi. and the Brotherhood of the Temple, as that which he granted to them after
the death of Hawysia, and he quitclaimed to them for ever. Cons., 50 marks of
silver. Robert and Hawysia were present and acknowledged that they had no
right to claim save by name of dower ; and likewise this agreement was made
with the assent and will of the King.
1 Ant>vu in the list of Attorneys on De Banco Roll, Mich., 9 Edw. I.
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154. Eas. William Hard}- ng, pi. Andrew de Hamull, def. 14 acres of land
and 3 acres of meadow with appurts. in Theydenemunt. Plea of covenant. PI.
to hold of def. by the yearly rent of i clove of a gillyflower at Easter for all
service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords o
that fee. Cons., 13 marks of silver.
I54A. Trin. Master William de Wymundeham, pi. John le Flemeng and
Agnes his wife, def. 60 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow and 135. lod. of rent
with appurts. in Brydebrok. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold of def. and the heirs
of John by the yearly rent of i rose at the Nativity of S.J.B. for all service,
custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords of that fee.
Cons., 33 marks of silver.
155. Trin. Robert, Bishop of Bath and Wells, pi., by William de Middel-
tone. Robert le Poer and Rose his wife, def. One messuage, 200 acres of land,
5 acres of meadow, 6 acres of wood, 17 acres of pasture and 305. of rent with
appurts. in Little Waltham, which def. formerly held of pi. for term of their lives.
Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to plaintiff and his heirs. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk.
156. Trin. Robert, Bishap of Bath and Wells, pi. by William de Middelton.
Hubert la Veyle, def. i messuage, i carucate of land and as. of rent in Borham.
Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs. Cons., i sore sparrow-
hawk.
157. Mich. Walter de Taney and Isabel his wife, pi. William de Wauton
and Matilda his wife, impedients. i messuage and 80 acres of land with appurts.
in Shepeneys. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of Isabel to hold
of impedients and the heirs of William by the yearly rent of id. at Easter for all
service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords of
that fee. Con., 30 marks of silver.
158. This Fine belongs to the 10th year.
159. Mich. Ralph de Coggeshale, pi. John de Appeton and Joan his wife,
impedients. 235. gd. of rent with appurts. in Coggeshale. Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. to hold of impedients and the heirs of John by the yearly rent of id.
at the Nativity of S. J. B., for all service, custom and exaction. Cons., 23 marks
of silver.
160. Mich. John de Norht', Citizen of London, pi. Roger de la Ware, def.,
by Walter, son of Adam de Bockinges. i messuage and two parts of i carucate
of land, 12 acres of meadow and 30 acres of wood with appurts. in Ledene
Rothinges. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold of def. by the yearly rent of i rose at
the Nativity of St. John the Baptist for all service, custom and exaction, and
doing all other services to the chief lords of that fee. Moreover def. granted
that the third part of the said tenement, which Constance, who was the wife of
Geoffrey de Rothinges, held for term of her life of def., of his inheritance, on
the day on which this agreement was made, and which ought to revert to him on
her decease, shall entirely remain to pi. : to hold, together with the said messuage
and two parts, by the said service Cons., 30 marks of silver. Constance was
present, and acknowledged that she had no right to claim save the term of her
life.
161. Mich.* Benedict Wade and Reginald his brother, pi. Reginald
Wade, def. One messuage, 44^ acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, 3^ acres of
pasture, 4^ acres of wood and izd. of rent with appurts. in Feltstede. Plea of
covenant. Def. to hold for life, of pi., and the heirs of the one who shall live
the longer, by the yearly rent of i rose at the Nativity of S. J. B. for all service,
custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lord's of that fee.
Reversion to pi. and their heirs.
162. Mich.* Robert de Dinyeneton and Hawysia his wife, pi. John de
Langhert and Cristiana his wife, def. 40 acres of land with appurts. in Little
Shobyr', which def. held as dower of Cristiana of pi. of the inheritance of.
Hawysia. Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and the heirs of Hawysia.
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And pi. granted the said land to John de Lovetot 1 and Margaret his wife : to
hold to them and the heirs of John de Lovetot by the services appertaining
thereto.
163. Hil. KogerBuckeskyn.pl. John, son of John de Ramesden, and Dionisia
his wife, def. 265. of rent with appurts. in Benflet and Wykeford. Plea of
covenant. PI. and Mary his wife, and the heirs of pi., to hold of def. and the
heirs of John by the yearly rent of i clove of a gillyflower at Easter for all
service, custom and exaction. Cons., 20 marks of silver.
164. Hil. John de Wascoyl and Katherine his wife, and Ralph de Wascoyl,
pi., the latter by Roger Weyenild. Thomas de Claunvill, def. A moiety of i
carucate of land with appurts. in Great Henye. Plea of covenant. PI. and the
heirs of John to hold of def. by the yearly rent of i rose at the Nativity of S.J.B.
for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the chief
lords of that fee. And def. granted that moiety of the said carucate which
Dionisia, who was the wife of John de Clanvill held as dower of def. of his
inheritance on the day on which this agreement was made, and which, on her
decease ought to revert to him, shall entirely remain to pi. and the heirs of John :
to hold, together with the said moiety, by the said service. And John granted
to def. the manor of Fayrstede with appurts. ; to hold for life by the yearly rent
of i rose at the said term for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all other
services to the chief lords of that fee. Reversion to John and his heirs ; to hold
of the chief lords. Dionisia was present acknowledged that she had no right to
claim save by name of dower.
165. Hil. Hugh de Maundevill and Alice his wife, pi. Anketill de Betevill
and Matilda his wife, impedients. 2 messuages, 72 acres of land, 2 acres of
meadow, and i8d. of rent with appurts in Wodeford and Wanstede. Plea of
warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of Hugh to hold of impedients and the
heirs of Matilda by the yearly rent of id. at Easter for all service, custom and
exaction, and doing all other services to the chief lords of that fee. Cons., 6ol.
sterling.
166. Hil. Laurence de Lincoln, clerk, pi. William de Hodlegh and Juliana
his wife, impedients. 7 acres and i rood of land and ^ acre of meadow with
appurts. in Berking and Ileford. Plea of warranty of charter. Impedients
acknowleged the said tenement with appurts., together with a moiety of i curtilage
with appurts. in the said town of Ileford which William the Smith (faber] some-
time held, to be the right of pi., as that which he had of their gift : to hold of
impedients and the heirs of Juliana by the yearly rent of i rose at the Nativity
of S.J.B. , for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the
chief lords of that fee. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
167. Hil. Henry Malemayns, pi. William Fitz Andrew, impedient. i
messuage and 40 acres of land with appurts. in Berkinge. Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. to hold of impedient by the yearly rent of i rose at the Nativity of
S.J.B. for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the
chief lords of that fee. And pi. granted for himself and his heirs that henceforth
they will render every year to impedient and Cecilia his wife, during their lives,
6 marks of silver. Lawful to distrain in default of payment.
168. Hil. Iterius de Engolisma, pi. Robert de Croylaund and Margaret his
wife, impedients. 2 messuages, 14 acres of land and i acre and 3 roods of
meadow with appurts. in Tayden de Monte. Plea of warranty of charter. PI.
to hold of impedients and the heirs of Robert by the yearly rent of i rose at the
Nativity of S.J.B. for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services
to the chief lords of that fee. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
169. Hil. Robert, Bishop of Bath and Wells, pi., by William de Middilton.
Robert de Scales and Isabel his wife, def. i acre of land with appurts. in
Ruenhale, and the advowson of the church of the same town. Plea of covenant.
Def. granted to pi. : to hold of def. and the heirs of Robert by the yearly rent of
1 One of the Justices.
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i rose at the Nativity of S.J.B. for all service, custom and exaction. Reversion,
after pl.'s decease, to def. and the heirs of Robert, quit of the heirs of pi. : to hold
of the chief lords of that fee by the service appertaining to that land.
170. Trin. Gilbert Fitz Robert, pi. Walter de Henham and Matilda his
wife, impedients. i messuage, 24 acres of land, i acre of meadow, and 55. $d. of
rent with appurts. in Clavering. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to hold of
impedients and the heirs of Matilda by the yearly rent of i rose at the Nativity
of S. J. B. for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services to
the chief lords of that fee. Cons., iocs, sterling.
171. Trin. Robert, Bishop of Bath and Wells, pi., by William de Middleton.
Alice, who was the wife of John de Wimbris', impedient, by William Tendemay.
i messuage and 22 acres of land with appurts. in Borham. Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of impedient and her heirs by the yearly rent
of i rose at the Nativity of S. J. B. for all service custom and exaction, and
doing all other services to the chief lords of that fee. Cons., 20 marks of silver.
172. Trin. John le Clerk, of the^Vintry (de le Vyneterie) and Isabel his wife,
pi. John de Gatesthorpe and Cristiana his wife, impedients. i messuage and 2
acres of land with appurts. in Berking' Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and
the heirs of Isabel to hold of impedients and the heirs of Cristiana by the yearly
rent of 135. 4^. for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services
to the chief lords of that fee. Cons., 20 marks of silver.
173. Trin. Master Robert de Ros, pi. William Giffard, of Godeleston, def.
i messuage and ^ virgate of land with appurts. in Great Samford. Plea of
covenant. Def. granted to pi. : to hold for life by the yearly rent of 6 marks of
silver for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the
chief lords of that fee. Reversion to def. and his heirs : to hold of the heirs of
pi. by the yearly rent of \d. at Easter for all homage, fealty, relief, heriot, aid,
wardship (warda), custody, marriage, suit of court, custom and exaction ; and
then the heirs of pi. will defend def. and his heirs against all men for ever.
174. Mich. Master Alexander de la Ling', pi. Peter le Keu, of Honesdon,
impedient. 35 acres of land and a moiety of i messuage with appurts. in Brade-
well. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to hold of impedient by the yearly rent
of i rose at the Nativity of S. J. B. for all service, custom and exaction, and doing
all other services to the chief lords of that fee. Cons., 25 marks of silver.
175. Mich. Dionisiade Monte Caniso, pi., by Thomas de Redeswell. Thomas,
son of Lambert de Million, def., by Armiger de Crek. Customs and services
which pi. exacted from def. from the free tenement which pi. holds in Kelwedon,
and whereof he exacted that def. should do the socage of the King when it should
happen as much as appertains to a fourth part of i knight's fee ; and that he
should do aid to for making his eldest son a knight, and for marrying his eldest
daughter; suit to his court at Anesti from 3 weeks to 3 \yeeks; and all other
services to the chief lords of that fee ; and likewise homage and relief when they
should happen. Which customs and services def. would not previously acknow-
ledge. And def. granted for himself and his heirs that henceforth they will do
the said services. And pi. quitclaimed all the right and claim which he exacted
from def. in the said suit to his court of Anesti, and likewise all arrears of the
of the said services, and all the damage which he says he has had by reason of
the detention of the said services to the day on which this agreement was made.
176. Mich. William de Mulesham, pi. Walter de Bybbesworthe, def. 10
marks of rent with appurts. in Bumstede. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged
the right of pi., so that he may receive the said rent by the hands of Simon de
Henham and his heirs from that tenement which Simon formerly held of def. in
the same town, or by the hands of all other persons who shall hereafter hold it :
pi. to hold of def. by the yearly rent of i clove of a gillyflower at the Nativity of
the Lord for all service, custom and exaction, and doing all other services to the
chief lords of that fee. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk. Simon was present, and
acknowledged that he owed the said rent.
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9 EDWARD I. 1280-1281.
114. Mich. Lettice de Teyden, dem., by John de Wyndesore. John de Briwes,
ten. One messuage, i carncate of land, 10 acres of meadow and i8s. of rent in
Hodeshull. And between the same parties the ten. being vouched to warrant by
John de Neyvill, and warranting to him the manor of Suthorp and ig of rent
in Little Wakering and Suthbenfleete. And between the same, the ten. being
vouched to warrant by Henry Crapinel and Margery his wife, and warranting to
them 2os. of rent in Wycheden. Dem. acknowledges the premises to be the right
of ten. and his heirs for ever. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk. Essex, Warwick.
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
10 EDWARD I, 1281-1282.
177. Eas. Luke de Taney, dem. John de Wynton and Lucy his wife, ten.
Two acres of meadow in Reyndone. Ten. quitclaimed to dem. from themselves
and the heirs of Lucy. Also the same Luke, dem., and Walter Gerun (sic) and
Agnes his wife, John de Wynton and Lucy his wife, Taylifer de Wynton and
Elizabeth his wife, whom Ranulph de Arderne and Katherine his wife vouched
to warrant ; and who warranted for them. Three acres of meadow with appurts.
in the same town. Vouchees quitclaim from themselves and the heirs of Agnes,
Lucy and Elizabeth. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
178. Eas. Maud de Beyllesleye, pi. Alice de Beyllesleye, impedient. One
messuage, 100 acres of land, zos. of rent in Berkinge. Plea of warranty of
charter. Impedient acknowledged the said tenement to be the right of pi. to
hold to her and the heirs of her body from impedient for life of latter, at a rent
of 405. payable half at Easter, half at Michaelmas. Warranty for said term.
Afterwards pi. and her heirs shall be quit of payment of said rent, and shall hold
that tenement of the chief lords of that fee by the services thereto belonging. In
default of heirs of the body of pi., remainder to next heirs of impedient. Cons.,
i sore sparrowha,\vk .
179. Eas. William Fitz Warin, pi. Henry de Somere, impedient, by Adam
de Ruggcs. Manor of Elmedon. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his heirs
to hold of impedient and his heirs by a yearly rent of one clove of a gillyflower
at Michaelmas, and doing to the chief lords of that fee, for impedient and his
heirs, all services which to that manor belong. Cons. 100 sterling.
180. Trin. Osebert le Marchaunt and Margery his wife, pi. William Quik
and Margaret his wife, impedients. i messuage and izd. of rent in Berkinge.
Plea of warranty of charter. Impedients grant to pi. and heirs of Osebert to hold
of impedients and heirs of Margaret by a yearly rent of i rose at the Nat. of St.
J , B., and doing to the chief lord of that fee, for impedients and heirs of
Margaret all services which to that tenement belong. Cons., 4 marks of silver.
181. Trin. William le Gros of Tendring and Emma his wife, pi. William
Attelongedich and Agnes his wife, impedients. 25 acres of land, 4 acres of wood,
2id. of rent and J one messuage in Tendring. PI. to hold to them and the heirs
of William le G'ros from the chief lords of that fee by the services to that
tenement belonging. Warranty by impedients and heirs of Agnes. Cons.,
loos, sterling. Endorsed : And Edmund son of William Guryun puts in his claim.
182. Trin. Emma la Moyne, pi. Robert le Moyne, def., by Simon de
Thorpe. 66 acres of land in Prytelwell. PI. and her heirs to hold of def. for his
life, by a yearly rent of one rose of the Nat. of St. J.. B., doing to the chief lords
of that fee the services etc. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
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183. Trin. Robert, son of Robert de Setvauns, and Eva his wife, pi., bv
Henry de Guldeford. Robert de Setvauns, def. 80 acres of land in Peltindon.
Plea of covenant. PI. to hold to them and the heirs of their bodies from def
during his life by a yearly rent of one clove of a gillyflower at Easter ; afterwards
from the chief lords of that fee by the services, etc. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk
184. Mich.* Roger le Conuers, pi. Robert de la Benetleye and Emma his
wife, def. 2j acres of meadow and 2orf. of rent in Helwedon. Plea of covenant.
Def. and heirs of Emma quitclaim to pi. Cons., Cos. sterling.
185. Mich.* Friar Adam de Malmesbiry, Prior of the Order of Friars
Preachers of Chelmerford, pi. John Burgeys and Margaret his wife, impedients.
Land 30 feet by 20 feet in Chelmerford. Plea of warranty of charter. Impedients
grant to pi. and his church of Chelmerford, to hold to him and his successors of
impedients and heirs of Margaret in frankalmoin, quit of all secular service.
And the Prior received the impedients and her heirs into all the benefits and
orisons which shall henceforward be made in his said church for ever. This
grant was made with the good will and consent of the King.
186. Mich.* Robert, Bishop of Bath and Wells, pi., by William de Middelton.
Reginald, Abbot of the Holy Cross of Waltham, def. 30^ acres of land in
Borham. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold from the King and his
heirs, by the services to the land belonging. Warranty by the def., his successors
and his said church. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
187. Mich. Robert deMarni.dem. William Sondan and Mabel his wife, ten.
4 marks of rent in Leyre Bretoun. Assize of mart d'ancestre. Ten. acknowledge
rent to be right of dem., who grants ten., and the heirs of William shall henceforth
hold all their tenements in the said town by a yearly rent of 2 marks of silver,
i mark at Easter, i at Michaelmas, for all service, custom and exaction, whereas
they used to pay 4 marks of silver for the said tenement. Ten. gave besides
22 marks of silver.
158. Mich. Robert, Bishop of Bath and Wells, pi., by William de Middeltone.
Ralph de Alegate, impedient. i messuage, 140 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow,
18 acres of pasture, 60 acres of wood and 205. lorf. of rent with appurts. in
Borham. PI. to hold of the chief lords of that fee by the services thereto
belonging. Impedient will warrant the premises against all men, except against
Beatrice, wife of John, son of Roger de London, if she survive the said John and
demand dower therein against pi. or his heirs. Cons.. 100 marks of silver.
188. Hil. Robert, Bishop of Bath and Wells, pi., by William de Middilton.
Walter de Chabbeham and Sybil his wife, impedients. i messuage, 40 acres of
land, i acre of meadow and a,d. of rent in Borham. Plea of warranty of charter.
PI. and his heirs to hold of impedients and heirs of Sybil for ever by a yearly
rent of i clove of a gillyflower at Easter. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
189 Hil. John Hurel, dem. Walter le Baud, ten. i messuage, 82 acres of
land, 6 acres and \ rood of meadow, i acre of pasture and gs. of rent in Shenefeld
and Suthwelde. "Assize of mart d'ancestre. Dem. quitclaimed to tenant and his
heirs. Cons., 40 marks of silver.
190. Hil. Luke de Tany, dem., by Ralph de Wautham, clerk. Taylifer de
Winton and Elizabeth his wife, ten. 2 acres of meadow in Reyndone. And the
same dem., and Walter Gernun and Agnes his wife, ten., 2 acres of meadow there.
Ten. and heirs of Elizabeth and Agnes quitclaim to dem. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk .
191. Hil. John de Appelton, pi. Roger de Braham, def. i messuage and
i carucate of land in Stanbrigge, Hockele, Coggeshale, Releye and Raucherche.
Plea of covenant. PI. to hold to him, his wife Joan and his heirs of def. and his
heirs for ever, by a yearly rent of i rose at Nat. of St. J.B., doing to the chief
lords the services, etc.
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192. Hil. NicholasAtteHilleandJnlianhiswife.pl. Geoffrey de Wyvenhoe,
def. i messuage and Go acres of land in Wyvenho. Plea of covenant. I'l. and
heirs of Julian to hold of def. and his heirs for ever, by a yearly rent of i rose at
Nat. of St. J.B., doing to the chief lords the services, etc. If Julian die without
heir of her body, the tenement to revert, on death of Nicholas, to def., quit of all
other heirs of Julian. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
193. Eas. Robert, Bishop of Bath and Wells, pi., by William de Middelton.
Ranulph de Heylesdon, def., by Philip le Tayllur. i messuage, 60 acres of land,
2 acres of meadow, 4 acres of wood and 205. of rent in Little Waltham. Plea of
covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of def. and his heirs for ever, by a yearly
rent of i clove of a gillyflower at Easter. Con., 60 marks of silver.
194. Eas. Henry, son of Henry de Cramavill, pi. Gilbert Bacun, def., by
Walter de Bocking. Advowson of a moiety of the church of Denseye. Def.
quitclaimed to pi. Con., 17 marks of silver.
195. Eas. Dyonis de Monte[Cani]sio, dem. Robert de Veer, Earl of Oxford,
ten. Manor of Little Geldham (excepting 153 acres i rood of land, i acre of
wood, ii acres 3 roods of meadow, 375. g%d. of rent and 3 messuages in the same
town, and the advowson of the church of the same manor). Great assize. Dem.
quitclaimed to ten. Cons., 125 marks of silver.
196. Eas. William Fitz Warin and Alice his wife, pi. Robert Burguyllun
and Julian his wife, impedients. i messuage, 12 acres of land, 8s. $d. of rent in
Relegh. Impedients acknowledge right of pi., who grant to impedients for
term of their lives, by a yearly rent of i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B., doing to the
chief lords the services, etc., with reversion to pi. and heirs of William, quit of
the heirs of impedients.
197. Trin. Richard de Gardino and John his brother, pi. Nicholas de
Merlawe and Julian his wife, def. i messuage, 34 acres of land, 3 acres of
pasture in Great Shobir'. Plea of covenant. Def. and heirs of Julian quitclaim
to pi. and heirs of Richard. Cons., 6 marks of silver.
198. Trin. JohndeLouetot.pl. Roger Thebaud and Margery his wife, def.
265. of rent in Benflet. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold of def. and heirs of
Margery by a yearly rent of i clove of a gillyflower at Easter. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk.
199. Trin. Philip le Brun and Sarah his wife, pi. Roger de Hakewell,
impedient. i messuage, 50 acres of land, 8s. of rent in Hakewelle. Impedient
acknowledges right of Philip. PI grant to impedient for his life, by a yearly
rent of i clove of a gillyflower at Easter, doing to the chief lords all the services,
etc., with reversion to plaintiff and heirs of Philip, quit of the heirs of Roger.
200. Trin. Robert, Bishop of Bath and Wells, pi., by William de Middelton.
Warm Grygge of Little Waltham and Agnes his wife, def. i messuage, 74 acre,
of land, 3 acres of meadow, 2 acres of wood, 3^. of rent in Little Waltham.
Plea of covenant PI. acknowledges the said tenement to be the right of Agnes.
Def. granted to pi. and his heirs to hold of def. and heirs of Agnes for ever, by a
yearly rent of i clove of a gillyflower at Easter, doing to the chief lords the
services, etc. Cons., 90 marks of silver.
201. Mich.* Thomas de Meuse, pi. William de Bradefeld, def. i messuage
and i carucate of land in Pentelawe. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold to him and
the heirs of his body from def. and his heirs for ever, by a yearly rent of id. at
Easter, doing to the chief lords the services, etc. If pi. die without issue, the
tenement to remain to Richard, son of Thomas Welond (one of the Justices) and
brother of Thomas de Meuse. Cons., 250 marks of silver.
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202. Mich.* Roger Buckeskyn, pi. Stephen le Butyller and Alyna his wife,
impedients. 24 acres of land, i acre of meadow in Suth Hanyngefeld. Plea of
warranty of charter PI. to hold to him and his heirs of impedients and heirs of
Alyna for ever by a yearly rent of 3^. at the Feast of St. Andrew, for all service,
suit of court, custom and exaction. Cons., loos, sterling.
202. Mich. Robert, son of Robert de Sevans and Eva his wife, pi. Walter
de Peltindon, def. 5 marks, us. of rent in Peltindon. Plea of covenant. Def.
acknowledged the rent with appurts., as in homages of free men, villenages with
the villeins holding the same, wards, reliefs, escheats, etc., to be the right of Eva.
and quitclaimed to pi. and heirs of Eva Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
2026. Mich. Bartholomew de Mocking and Roesia his wife, pi. Hugh de
Coleworth (by John Ryvers) and Elizabeth his wife, def. 2 marks of rent in
Hornyngedon. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledge right of Bartholomew, to
hold to pi. and his heirs of def. and heirs of Elizabeth for ever, by a yearly rent
of id. at Christmas. Cons., 20 marks of silver.
203. Mich. Syger de Fenge and Richard le Broke, pi. Hugh de Coleworth
(by John Ryvers) and Elizabeth his wife, def. 35 acres of marsh in Suthbrade-
werde. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the said marsh, which heretofore
belonged to def.s manor of Horndene, to be right of pi., to remain to pi., to each
the moiety of which he was then in seisin, to hold of def. and heirs of Elizabeth
for ever, at several rents of |rf. yearly at Michaelmas, and doing scutage thereupon
to the King, when it happens, be it more or less. Cons., 50 marks of silver.
DIVERS COUNTIES.
10 EDWARD I. 1281-1282.
119. Eas. John de Yelaund, pi., by Henry Drink al up. Ralph Fitz William
and Margery his wife, impedients. Manor of Ayete and advowson of the church
of that manor, co. Hertford ; 8 acres of wood in Westhamnes and of the manor
of Esthamnes, co. Essex ; los. of rent in Middelton and of the manors of
Angerton, Herteborn, Dodington, Nesbit, Hedun, Stiford, Spyrindon, Neuthon,
Rydingge, Merchenleye, Bromhal, Sheldeford, Horneburgh, Shotle, Blakedesle,
Birkenside, Waskerley and Neubigginge, co. Northumberland. PI and his heirs
to hold of the King and his heirs for ever, doing all services which to the
premises belong. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk. Hertford, Essex, Northumberland.
126. Trin. Robert, Bishop of Bath and Wells, pi., by William de Middelton.
William de Fenes, def., by William Aumbesas. 3| knights' fees. 9 marks and
i6d. of rent in Lamburn, Fifide, Rothinge Beauchaump, Lahefare, Hatfeld Regis,
Bastendene and Cotes. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold the premises with the
appurts., viz. the homages and all the services of William de Lamburn, John
Engayn, Ralph Marthy, William Fitz Richard, Nicholas Fitz Otho, Guy de
Hatfeld, Christian de Marisco, and Peter le Botiler and their heirs, from all the
tenements that they heretofore held from def. in the said towns, to pi. and his
heirs from def. and his heirs, by the yearly rent of i clove of a gillyflower at the
Nat. of St. J.B., doing to the chief lords of that fee the services, etc. Cons., 120
marks of silver. And this agreement was made in the presence of the said
William de Lamburn, John and Christian, who acknowledged they had done
homage to pi. for the said 3^ fees, and of the other said tenants, who acknowledged
they owed the said rent. Bucks., Cambridge, Essex.
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11 EDWARD I. 1282-1283.
204. Hil. John de Sutton and Maud his wife. pi. Richard Gerlaunde and
Alice his wife, impedients. i messuage, 27 acres of land. 3 acres i rood of
meadow, 4 acres of wood, 3^ acres of pasture in Stapelford Tany and Navestokft.
Plea of warranty of charter. Impedients acknowledge right of John to hold to
pi. and his heirs of impedients and heirs of Alice for ever, by a yearly rent of id.
at Easter, and doing all other services to the chief lords of that fee. Cons., a
yearly payment during lives of impedients of 205 sterling, 8 qrs, of wheat, 2 qrs.
jf barley and 2 qrs. of oats at Christmas. If one of them die, leaving the other
surviving half the payment will cease. After decease of both, pi. and their heirs
to be quit of such payment for ever.
205. Mich. Ralph de Hengham, pi. Thomas, son of William de Ispannia
of Fiuchingfeld, def. i messuage, 200 acres of land in Finchingfeld. Plea of
covenant. PI. to hold of the chief lords of that fee by the services, etc. Cons.,
200 marks of silver.
206. Mich. Henry de Guldeford, pi. John de Blaumoster and Margery his
wife, def. 9 acres of meadow in Roynges Abbatisse. Plea of covenant PI. to
hold of def. and heirs of Margery for ever, by a yearly rent of one rose at the
Nat. of St. J B. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
207. This Fine belongs to 12 Edward I.
208. Eas. Ralph de Westle and Jemma his wife, pi. John le Bottiller and
Margery his wife, impedients. 30 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, 4^. of rent
in Little and Great Radewynter. Plea of warranty of charter. Impedients
acknowledged right of Ralph, to hold to pi. and heirs of Ralph of impedients and
heirs of Margery for ever, by a yearly rent of one rose yearly at the Nat. of
St. J.B., and doing all other services to the chief lords. Cons , i sore sporrow-
hawk
209. Trin. Richard del Gardin, pi. Thomas Tornecole of Offele and Alice
his wife, def. i messuage, 15 acres of land, 5 acres of marsh in Bradewelle by
Tillingham. Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi. from themselves and
heirs of Alice. Cons., lol sterling.
210. Eas. Andrew de Saukevill, dem. Reginald de Argentein, ten. 96 acres
of land, 7 acres i rood of meadow, 17 acres 3 roods of pasture, 355. qd. of rent
and J of 2 mills in Wythermundeford and Creppinge. Ten. acknowledged the
said tenement, viz. whatever Giles de Argentein, whose father, whose heir he is,
formerly held in Essex by the law of England, to be the right of dem. Cons., 50
marks of silver
211. Mich. Walter de Wygeton, by William de Stistede, pi. Robert de
Aldeham, def. Advowson of the church of Aldeham Assize of last presentation.
PI. to present on the first vacancy ; then def. and pi', and their heirs alternately.
212. Mich. Robert de Bayhuse and Anne his wife, by William de Claveringe,
dem. Philip le Brim, ten. Manor of Hakewelle, with appurts., except 20 acres of
land and 10 acres of wood in the same manor. Ten quitclaimed to dem. and
heirs of Anne. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
213. (Much damaged). Mich. John, son of Michael de Stifford, pi. Robert
de Hammes, John de Certeseye, Lucy, who was wife of Henry de Certeseye,
Audrea, who was wife of John de Pensford (?), Gilbert Hollok (?) and Sarah his
wife def. [Advowson of the church of Stifford.] Plea of
Robert de Hammes to present on the first vacancy, John, son of Michael, on the
next, Gilbert and Sarah fif she then survive), or the heirs of the body of
Margaret on the third, John de Certeseye on the fourth, and so
successively for ever.
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COUNTY OF ESSEX.
12 EDWARD I. 1283-1284.
207. Mich.* Joan, daughter of Hugh Fitz Oto, pi. Robert Dyve, def. Manor
of [Chignal] and advowson of the church of that manor. Plea of covenant.
Def. acknowledged the premises to be the right of pi., as those things which her
father had of the demise of pi. PI. to hold to her and her heirs of def. for his
life, by a yearly rent of j6l. sterling and id., half at Easter, half at Michaelmas,
and doing the services due to the chief lords of that fee. After his death, the
said rent to cease, and pi. and her heirs to hold of heirs of def. by rent of id.
yearly at Easter, and doing services as above. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
214. Hil. Robert Burnel, by Adam de Kyngishemede, pi. John de Eye and
Joan his wife, def. J of the manor of Little Bad .... Plea of covenant. PI. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 40 marks of silver.
215. Hil. Hugh de Friseby, chaplain, pi. Henry Jerard and Maud his wife,
def. 8J acres of land in Dodinghirst. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold of def. and
heirs of Maud for ever, paying is. at Easter and is. at Michaelmas. Cons., i
sore sparrowhawk.
216. Hil. Nicholas de Bideford and Dyonis his wife, dem. Nicholas, Abbot
of Tiletey, by Brother Philip de Wenden, his monk, ten. 45. of rent in Great
Chishulle. Dem. quitclaimed to def. and his church of St. Mary of Tiltey from
themselves and heirs of Dyonis. Def. receives dem. and her heirs into all the
benefits and orisons to be made in his said church for ever.
217. Eas. William le Gros of Tendingg and Emma his wife (by Richard
Bigge), pi. Geoffrey de Burham and Agnes his wife, impedients, 53 acres of
land, 7^ acres of wood, ^ a messuage inTendringg. Plea of warranty of charter.
PI. to hold to them and the heirs of William of the chief lords of the fee.
Warranty by Geoffrey and his heirs. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
218. Eas. Erchebald le Bretun, pi. Hugh de Colewrthe and Elizabeth his
wife, impedients. i messuage, 120 acres of land, 3$ acres of wood, 6 acres of
meadow, 61. IQS. g^d. of rent in Pachingh Pikot, Pachingh Clouyle, Wrytele and
Smetheleye. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to hold of impedients and heirs
of Elizabeth, by a yearly rent of id. at Easter for all service, suit of court, custom
and exaction due to impedients, and doing all other services to the chief lords.
Cons., 200 marks of silver.
219. Hil. Luke de [? Po] ninge and Hawis his wife (by Adam de Stinton), pi.
Fulk de Vallibus and Joan his wife, impedients. i messuage, 2 gardens, 89 acres
of land, 4 acres of meadow, 8 acres of pasture, 325. of rent and \ of 2 mills in
Wythermundesford and Grotene, and 2 knights' fees in Wythermundesford and
Tendringe. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and heirs of Luke to hold of
impedients and heirs of Joan, by a yearly rent of id. at Easter for all services to
them, and doing the services to the chief lords. Cons., 40 marks of silver.
220. Hil. John de Harnhale, pi. William Byaumund and Is' his wife,
impedients. i messuage in Westhamme Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to
hold of impedients and heirs of Is', by a yearly rent of one clove of a gillyflower
at Easter, and doing all the services to the chief lords. Cons., 10 marks ot silver.
221. Hil. John de Rocheford and Bertha his wife, pi. Ralph de Eisse and
Agnes his wife, impedients. 26 acres of marsh in Rocheford. Impedients quit-
claimed to pi. and heirs of John. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
222. Hil. William de Marny of Fiffide, pi. John le Sokerstayn and Joan his
wife, def. i messuage, 80 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, i acre of pasture,
2S. of rent in Fiffide. Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and
the heirs of Joan. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
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223. Eas. Walter de Baud, pi. William de Stowe and Margery his wife,
impedients. i messuage and 5 acres of land in Welde. Plea of covenant.
Impedients quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of Margaret. Cons.,
6 marks of silver.
22.). Eas. Philip le Brun, pi. Robert de Bayhuse and Anne his wife, def.
Manor of Hakewelle, excepting 20 acres of land and 10 acres of wood in the same ,
manor. Plea of covenant. PI, acknowledged the right of Anne. PI. to hold*
for his life, by a rent of a mark of silver at Easter and another at Michaelmas,
for all service, etc., to def., and doing to the chief lords all the other services, etc.
After death of pi., the premises to revert to def. and heirs of Anne, quit of the
heirs of Philip.
225. Eas. HenryGrapinel.pl. Master Alexander de Lallyngg, def. i messuage,
i carucate of land and 60 acres of marsh in Lachyndon. Plea of covenant.
Def. acknowledged right of pi. Def to hold for his life of pi. by a yearly rent
of id. at the Nat. of St. J.B., doing to the chief lords the services, etc ; with
reversion wholly to pi. and his heirs.
226. Eas. Henry Gerard of Gudeford, pi. Robert, son of Eustace de la
Hurst, def. i messuage, 140 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, 6 acres of pasture,
4 acres of wood and i6s. 6d. rent in Hatfeud and Mathyngges. Plea of covenant,
Def. acknowledged the right of pi. PI. to hold of def. for ever, by a yearly rent
of one rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. for all service, etc. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
227. Eas. William de Lambume, pi. John de Chanceus, def. Manor of
Canewedon. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged right of pi., who granted to
def. and Joan his wife, to hold of the chief lords by the services, etc ; with
remainder, after their decease, in tail successively to their sons Giles, John and
Roger, and the next heirs of def.
228. Eas. John de Rocheford and Bertha his wife, pi. Andrew de Valletorta
and Margaret his wife, impedients. 26 acres of marsh in Rocheford. Impedients
quitclaimed to pi. and heirs of John. Cons., i sore sporrowhawk.
229. Eas. Richard de Boliton and William, his son, pi. Nicholas de
Stebbinges and Katherine his wife, impedients. i messuage and 36 acres of land
in Beliton. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and heirs of Richard to hold of
impedients and heirs of Katherine for ever, by a yearly rent of one clove of a
gillyflower yearly at Michaelmas. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
230. Trinity. Robert de Frekeberewe, pi. Joan, daughter of Thomas de
Rammesdene, def, i messuage, 120 acres of land, 100 acres of marsh, 2 acres of
meadow and IDS. of rent in Berdestapele, Newendene, Fobbing and Lexendone,
a moiety of the manor of Berdestapele, and the advowson of the church of that
manor. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold of def. by a yearly rent of one rose at
Nat of St. J.B. for all service, etc., to def, and doing to the chief lords the
services, etc. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
231. Trin. Walter le Jeuene of Dunmawe, pi. Henry le Portir, impedient.
i messuage, i carucate of land, 10 acres of meadow, 30 acres of wood and 10
marks of rent in Stebbingg. Plea of warranty of charter. Imp. acknowledged
right of pi., who granted to impedient and Ymania his wife, and his heirs by her,
to hold of the chief lords by the services, etc., with reversion to the next heirs of
impedient.
232. Mich. John Wed.,' pi. Thomas le Teyntur and Alice his wife, im-
pedients. i messuage in Chelmeresford. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to
hold of impedients and heirs of Alice, by a yearly rent of one rose at Nat. of
St. J.B. for all service, etc., to them, and doing to the chief lords all other services,
etc. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
233. Mich. Adam de Blund of Fulham, pi. Roger le Bret and Joan his
wife, impedients. 2 acres of meadow in Hammes. Plea of warranty of charter.
PI. to hold of impedients and heirs of Joan, by a yearly rent (as the last), for all
service, etc., to them, and doing to the chief lords the services, etc. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk.
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234. Trin. Thomas de Weylond, Margery his wife and Eleanor their
daughter, pi. Richard de Tany, def. Manor of Chigenhale Tany, with the
advowson of the church of that manor. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledges
premises to be the right of the said Eleanor. PI. to hold to themselves and the
heirs of the body of the said Eleanor, from def., doing for the same the service of
one knight's fee for all service, custom, suit of court and exaction. If Eleanor
die without issue, the premises to remain to Richard her brother in tail. Cons.,
300 marks of silver paid by Thomas and Margery.
234. Trin. Ralph de Cogyshale, pi. Nicholas, son of Simon de Hayswelle,
def. i messuage, 130 acres of land, 12 acres of meadow, 20 acres of wood,
i water-mill and 6s. of rent in Schaldeford, and the advowson of the chapel of
that town. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold of the chief lords by the services, etc.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
235. Gilbert Bacun, pi. Henry de Cramavile, def. Advowson of the chapel
of Daneseye Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs for ever Cons., 10 marks
of silver.
236. Trin. John de Louetot, pi. Hugh de Crepping, def. 9 marks of rent
in La Legh, which rent Robert de Crepping holds for his life. Plea of covenant.
Reversion to remain to pi. and his heirs. Def. further granted to pi. the homage
and all the service of William de Appeton and his heirs for the whole tenement
which William heretofore held of def. there, to hold together with the said rent
by a yearly rent of one rose on the Nat. of St. J.B. for all service, etc. Cons., i
sore sparrowhawk. Robert came, and acknowledged he claimed nothing in the
said rent except for term of his life, and did fealty to pi. in the court. This
agreement was made in the presence, and with the consent, of Joan de Braham.
237. Trin. Hugh de Wychambroke, chaplain, pi. Roger Prodomme and
Katherine his wife, impedients. i messuage in Chelmerford. Plea of warranty
of charter. PI. to hold of impedients and heirs of Katherine by a yearly rent
of one clove of a gillyflower at Easter for all service, etc , to them, doing to the
chief lords all the other services, etc. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
238. Trin. Giles de Bosco, pi. Walter le Harpur and Joan his wife,
impedients. 20 acres of land in Morton. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to
hold of impedients and heirs of Joan, by a yearly rent of id. at the Nat. of
St. J.B. for all service, etc., to them, doing to the chief lords all the other
services, etc. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
239. Trin. Roger le Mareschal, " cotelyr de Londres," pi. Laurence le
Mareschal of Laufare, def. 60 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, us. %d. of rent
in Laugfare. Plea of warranty of charter. Def. acknowledged right of pi., who
granted to def. for his life, to hold of pi. by a yearly rent of one rose at the Nat.
of St. J.B. for all service, etc., to him, doing all other services to the chief lords.
After decease of def., premises to revert to pi. and his heirs, quit of heirs of def.
240. Mich. JohnSprot.pl. Walkelin Smelte and Emma his wife, impedients.
i messuage and 2 acres of land in Roylegh. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to
hold of impedients and heirs of Emma by a yearly rent of ^d at Michaelmas for
all service to them, doing all other services to the chief lords. Cons., 6 marks
of silver.
241. Mich. William, son of William le Bloy and Agnes his wife, pi. William
le Bloy of Hengham Sibille, impedient. i messuage, 140 acres of land, 4 acres
of land, 4 acres of wood, 8 acres of meadow in Bomstede alatour. Plea of
warranty of charter. PI. and heirs of William to hold of impedient by the
yearly rent one rose at the Nativity of St. J.B. for all service to him, doing all
other services to the chief lords. Cons, i sore sparrowhawk
242. Mich. William de Kent of Purle, pi. Roger Tebaud and Margaret his
wife, def. 20 acres of land in Purle. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold of def. and
heirs of Margaret by a yearly rent of 35. 4^. at Easter and the three other usual
terms in equal portions, for all service, etc. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
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DIVERS COUNTIES.
12 EDWARD I.
136. Eas. William de Say, dem. Humphrey de Bohun, Earl of Essex and
Hereford, ten. Manors of Plessy, Great Wautham, High Estre and Waledene,
co. Essex, Enefeud, co Midd., Amodesham, cos. Bucks, and Hertford, Stratly,
co. Berks. Dem. quitclaimed to ten. all rights in the premises, and also in all
lands, which were formerly William de Mandevile's or Geoffrey de Mandevile's,
Earls of Essex, in England ; also all right of exacting or having any chase or
other hunting in the manor of Enefeud, or any reasonable estovers for ' hosboute '
or ' heybote,' to burn or enclose, in the woods of Enefeud, saving only to pi. and
his heirs 20 cartloads of small wood (busce) in ten.'s out park. For this agreement
ten. remitted to dem. the manor of Lynton in co. Cambridge, to hold of ten. and
his heirs by all the services thereto belonging, and quitclaimed all rights in the
manor of Sabrycheworth, co. Hertford, and in the manor of Edelmeton, co. Midd.
And he granted dem. and his heirs should have the said 20 cartloads every year
for ever, in the out park of Enefeud, at a suitable time by the view of his
foresters; and he quitclaimed to dem. all his right in all the other lands and
tenements, which dem. holds, and which formerly belonged to the said Mandei-
viles, Earls of Essex. Essex, Midd., Bucks., Hertford, Berks, Cambridge.
139. Trin. Robert de Alsesheye and Cecily his wife, dem. William Wale, ten.
i messuage, 30 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, 4 acres of pasture, 35. of rent in
Birchangere, co. Essex ; 3 messuages, 200 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow,
i\ acres of pasture and js. of rent in Storteford and Great Hadham, co. Hertford.
Assize of mort d'anceslre. Ten acknowledged the whole tenement in Great
Hadham to be the right of Cecily and quitclaimed to dem. and heirs of Cecily.
For this agreement dem. for themselves and heirs of Cecily quitclaimed to ten. all
the said tenements in Birchangere and Storteford. Essex, Hertford.
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
13 EDWARD I. 1254-1285.
243. Trin. William de Monte Ryvelli, pi. Thomas de Middelton and Julian
his wife, def. 61. of rent in Esthamme and Westhamme Plea of covenant.
Def. quitclaimed from themselves and heirs of Julian. Con., i sore sparrowhawk.
244. Trin. Walter de Wyndesore, pi. William de Monte Rivelli, def.
messuage, 120 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow, 20 acres of pasture, 305. of rent
in Esthammes and Westhammes. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold of def. by a
yearly rent of one rose at the Nat of St. J.B. for all service to him, doing all other
3rvice to the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
245. Eas. Roger de Saldeford and Gunnora his wife, pi. Henry le Doreward
ind Olive his wife, def. 8 acres of land in Rewenhale. Plea of covenant.
'1. to hold to them and the heirs of the body of Roger of def. and heirs of Olive,
by a yearly rent of id. at Michaelmas for all service, suit of courts and exaction.
If Roger die without issue, the premises to revert to Olive and her heirs, quit of
the heirs of Roger, to hold of the chief lords by the services, etc.
246. Kas. Hugh Burnell, pi. Richard le Coleworth, son and heir of Richard
de Coleworth, def. i messuage, i carucate of land, 21 J acres of meadow, 28 acres
of pasture, 155. of rent in Borham. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the
premises to be the right of pi., as those things which he had of the gift of def.'s
father, whose heir he is. PI. to hold of def. and his heirs by a yearly rent of one
rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. for all service, etc., to them, doing all other services
to the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowha\vk.
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247. Eas. Henry Gerard of Guldeford, pi. Alice, who was wife of William
Gerberd, impedient. i messuage, 140 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, 2 acres
of pasture. IDS. of rent in Tackeleye. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold of imp. by a
yearly rent (as the last) and doing the services to the chief lords. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk. Endorsed : Ranulph de Arderne and Katherine his wife put in
their claim.
248. Eas. Philip de Haydone and Isabel his wife, pi. Alexander le Saltere
and Alice his wife, impedients. 14 acres of land, 3 roods of meadow, one acre
of wood, and 8Jrf. of rent in Farnham and Manewdene. Plea of warranty of
charter. Impedients acknowledge the right of Philip. PI. to hold to them and
heirs of Philip from impedients and heirs of Alice, by a yearly rent (as the last;
doing the other services to the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
249. Trin. John Tropinel and Agnes his wife, pi. William de Rockele and
Joan his wife, def. i messuage in Westhamme. Plea of covenant. Def. ack-
nowledged it to be the right of Agnes. PI. to hold to them and heirs of Agnes
from def. and heirs of Joan, by a yearly rent of id. at Easter for all service, etc.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
250. Mich.* John de Gardino of Sobbiry, pi Walter le Enueyse and
Helewisia his wife, def. i messuage, 28 acres of land, i acre of meadow, 75. of
rent in Little Sobbiry and Rawerhuch. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged
right of pi. PI. grants to def. for their lives, to hold of him by a yearly rent of
one rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. for all service, etc., to him, doing all other
servicee to the chief lords. Reversion to pi., quit of heirs of def.
251. Hil. Thomas de Weylaund, pi. Henry Purleuent and Katherine his
wife, impedients & of a messuage and i carucate of land in Dagenham, which
imp. heretofore held as dower of said Katherine. Plea of covenant. Def. quit-
claimed to pi Cons., 15 marks of silver.
252. Trin. William de Monte Rivelli, pi. Walter le Poleter, def. i messuage,
120 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow, 20 acres of pasture, 305. of rent in
Esthammes and Westhammes Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
253. This Fine relates to Hertfonlshiie
254. Hil. Philip Harneis and Alice his wife, pi. Henry de Lacy of Cole-
cestre, impedient. 2 messuages. 78 acres of land, 3 acres .of wood, 465. of rent,
3^ acres of meadow in Colecestre, Grenestede and Milende in the suburbs of
Colecestre. Plea of warranty of charter. Impedients acknowledged the right
of pi., who regranted to him for his life, to hold by a yearly rent of one rose at
the Nat. of St. J.B. for all service to pi. and heirs of Philip, doing to the chief
lords all the other services. Endorsed : Simon Lotun of Colecestre and the Prior
of St. Botolph put forward their claim.
255. Hil. Dyonis de Tilleburi, pi. William le Keu and Margery his wife,
impedients. -z\ acres in Esttyllebiri Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to hold
of impedients and heirs of Margaret for ever, by a yearly rent of 15^., half at the
feast of St. Thomas the Apostle, half at St. Peter ad Vincula, for all service.
Cons., 10 marks of silver.
256. Trin. William de Monte Rivelly, pi. Thomas, son of John de Middle-
ton, impedient. i messuage, 120 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow, 20 acres of
pasture and 305. of rent in Esthammes and Westhammes. Plea of warranty of
charter. Impedient quitclaimed to pi. Cons , i sore sparrowhawk
257. Eas. John de la Mare, pi. William le Marescal, def. i messuage and
go acres of land in Bradewell. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold of the chief lords
of that fee by the service to those tenements belonging for ever. Cons., a
re-grant to def for his life, to hold of pi. and his heirs by a yearly rent of gs. and
1/6. of cummin, half at Christmas, half at the Nat. of St. J.B., for all service.
258. This Fine relates to Cambridgeshire.
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259. Eas. John de Louetot, pi. John de Sandon and Mary his wife, def.
2 acres of wood in Reyligh. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold of def. and the heirs
of Mary by a yearly rent of one rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. for all service. Con.,
i sore sparrowhawk.
260. Eas. Thomas de Weylaund, pi. William de Giselham, def. i messuage
and i carucate of land in Berkyng and Dagenham. Plea of covenant. Def.
quitclaimed to pi. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
261. Eas. HenrydeGyldeford.pl. John de Blauncmoster and Margery his
wife, impedients. 40 acres of land in White Royng. Plea of covenant. PI. to
hold of def. and the heirs of Margery for ever, by a yearly rent of one rose at the
Nat. of St. J.B. for all service to them, doing all other services to the chief lords.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
262. Eas. John de Louetot, pi. Thomas de Arderne, def. One knight's
fee in Chaurey. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the fee to be the right
of pi., as that which pi. had of gift of def., to wit, the homage and all the service
of Bartholomew, son of John de Arderne, and his heirs, for the whole tenement
which he formerly held of def. in Chaurey, to hold of def. by a yearly rent, and
doing services, as in the last. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk. Endorsed: Roger de
Lancastre arid Philippa his wife put forward their claim.
263. Trin. Robert Burnel, Bishop of Bath and Wells, pi., by Robert de
Bokelington. Simon, son of William de Twamhull, and Margery his wife, def.
3| acres of land in Little Waltham. Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi.
from themselves and the heirs of Margery. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
264. Trin. William le Mareschall, pi. John le Cogg' and Alice his wife,
Ralph Bridd and Sarah his wife, def. 60 acres of land, as. of rent, and f of one
messuage in Bradewell. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold of def. and heirs of
Alice and Sarah for ever, by a yearly rent of one rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. for
all service to them, doing all the other services to the chief lords. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk.
265. Trin. Richard de Tauny, pi. Adam Gerlaund and Maud his wife, def.
i messuage, i carucate of land, 4 acres of meadow, 12 acres of wood and 5 marks
of rent in Elmestede, Stanbrigge, Bentle and Brumlegh. Plea of covenant.
Def. granted to pi. for themselves and the heirs of Maud reversion of premises
after the death of Mary de Cokeyne and Richard her brother, to hold of the chief
lords. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
266. Trin. Richard de Dedeling and Hawisa his wife, pi. Henry de
Dedeling, pi. i messuage, 30 acres of land, 44 acres of marsh, 295. 2d. of rent in
Great Wakering and Sopilaunde. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the
right of def., who re-granted to pi. and the heirs of their bodies. If Hawisa died
without issue by Richard, the premises to remain to Richard for life, to hold of
the chief lords of that fee, with remainder to the next heirs of Hawisa, quit of
the heirs of Richard.
267. Trin. Laurence Flamberd and Emma his wife, pi. Thomas Elys and
Agnes his wife, def. 8 acres of land and 5 acres of wood in Great Horkesley.
PI. to hold to them and heirs of Laurence of def. and the heirs of Agnes, by a
yearly rent of one rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. for all service. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk.
268. Trin. Master Philip Walraund, pi. William, son of Nicholas, and
Mary his wife, def. 9 acres of land in Shaldefeld. Plea of covenant. PI. to
hold of def. and heirs of Mary by a rent of one grain of pepper at Easter, doing
all other services to the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
269. Mich. William Hereward, pi. Simon, son of Henry de Chiltendich,
and Mabel his wife, def. 5 acres of land in Childik. Plea of covenant. PI. to
hold of def. and heirs of Mabel by a yearly rent of jrf. at Michaelmas, doing all
other services. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
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270. Mich. AdamGolston.pl. Is[abel] de Odewelle, impedient. i messuage,
4 acres of land, 4 acres of wood, 35. of rent in Gestingthorp. Plea of warranty of
charter. Impedient acknowledged right of pi., who granted premises (except the
305. rent) to impedient to hold of him for her life by a yearly rent of one rose at
the Nat. of St. J.B., doing all other services. Reversion to pi. and his heirs,
quit of heirs of impedient.
271.' Mich. At Colchester. Adam le fit Betun and Margery his wife, dem.
Master Simon de la Neylond, tenant. 9 acres of land in Kyrkeby. Dem. quit-
claimed from them and heirs of Margery. Cons,, 505. sterling.
272. Mich. At Chelmsford. John de Scoteny, dem. Gilbert de Clare, Earl of
Gloucester and Hertford, whom Maud de Clare, Countess of Gloucester and
Hertford, vouched to warrant, and who waranted to her (def.) i mill, 178 acres
of land, 10 acres of meadow, 12 acres of pasture, 6 acres of wood, 305. 6d. of rent,
13$ messuages in Hersham Bayllol and Haverhull. PI. quitclaimed to def.
Cons., i sore goshawk.
273. Mich. At Colchester. Master Walter de Botyngham, pi. Richard
Safowel and Agnes his wife, impedients. 4 acres of land in Great Bryche.
Impedients quitclaimed from them and heirs of Agnes. Cons., i sore sparrow-
hawk.
274. Mich. At Colchester. Thomas, son of Thomas de la Chambre, pi.
Saer de Feringges, impedient. i messuage, 70 acres of land in Estthrop and
Feringges. Plea of warranty of charter. Impedient acknowledged right ot pi.,
who granted to impedient and Eustachia his wife, to hold to them and the heirs
of Saer of the chief lords of the fee. If Eustachia outlived her husband, she
should hold for her life.
275. Mich. At Chelmsford. Humphrey de Boun, Earl of Hereford and
Essex, dem. Roger, Abbot of St. Alban's, by Roger, son of Thomas de Baches-
wrth, def. Advowson of the priory of Hatfeld Peverel. Dem. quitclaimed to def.
and his successors, in return for which the def. received dem. and his heirs
into all benefits and orisons henceforth to be made in his church for ever.
276. Mich. At Chelmsford. Quenilda, who was wife of Gilbert de Taverner,
dem. Henry de Wendouere, ten. i messuage, 33^ acres of land, 15 acres of
meadow, 75. of rent in Chelmesford and Springefeld. Ten. to hold to him and
his heirs of the chief lords of those fees. Dem also. quitclaimed to ten. all rights
in 2 messuages, 49 acres of land and los. $cL of rent, which ten. held of inheritance
of dem. in the aforesaid towns and in Brumfeld on the day when this agreement
was made. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
277. Mich. At Colchester. John de Heyrun, pi. Ralph de Bello Campo,
impedient. i messuage and 40 acres of land in Danyngebyry. Impedient
acknowledged right of pi., who re-granted to impedient to hold for his life by a
yearly rent of lod. payable at Easter and Michaelmas, and by doing suit at the
court of pi. and his heirs of Danyngebyry, twice a year, viz. at the first courts
held after the said two feasts. Reversion to pi. and his heirs, quit of the heirs of
impedient.
278. Mich. At Colchester. Maud, daughter of John le Fitheler, and Amice
her sister, dem. Richard le Fithelere, ten. 2 messuages, 80 acres of land, 3 acres
of meadow, i acre of wood in Feringe and Great Teyen. Dem. quitclaimed to ten.
all rights in the premises and in all other tenements, which he held of the
inheritance of Nicholas le Fitheler and Emma his wife in the said towns on the
day this agreement was made. Cons., 26 marks of silver.
279. Mich. At Colchester. Edmund Vigerus and Agnes his wife, pi. Maurice
de Donilaund and Avelina his wife, impedients. i messuage, 12 acres of land,
2^ acres of wood in Ardeleye. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to hold to them
and heirs of Edmund from impedients and heirs of Avelina by the yearly rent of
one rose at the Nat. of St. J.B., doing the other services to the chief lords.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
1 These Fines at Colchester and elsewhere in Essex are before the justices in Eyre.
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280. Mich. At Chelmsford. Geoffrey, son of Geoffrey Molyn, dem. Roger de
Totliam, ten. i messuage in Maldon. Assize of mort d' ancestor. Dem. quitclaimed
u> ilff. Cons., 2os. sterling.
281. Mich. At Colchester. Nicholas, vicar of the church of Little Hoylaunde,
pi. John de Halsted and Sabina his wife, impedients. i messuage, 22 acres of
land, 5 acres of marsh, 3 acres of wood in Great Hoylaund Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. to hold of impedients and her heirs by the yearly rent of one clove
of a gillyflower at Easter, doing all other services to the chief lords. Cons., 10
marks of silver.
282. Mich. At Colchester. Peter Talebot and Margery his wife, dem. William
Fraunk of Herewych and Gunnora his wife, ten. i messuage, 12 acres of land
in Bradefeld. Dem. quitclaimed from themselves and heirs of Margery to ten.
and heirs of William. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
283. Mich. At Colchester. John Pecche and Isabel his wife, dem. John de la
Mare, ten. J of the manor of Bradewell, which pi. claim as the reasonable part
of the said Isabel of the freehold that belonged to Roger de Akeny, her father,
and grandfather of ten., whose heirs they are. Dem. granted the premises to ten.
as all that would fall to said Isabel of the inheritance of the said Roger in the
same town; also | the manor of Bergholte, co. Suffolk, which ten. held of the
same inheritance on the day the agreement was made, to hold of the chief lords.
In return ten granted to pi. half the manor of Gersindon, co. Oxon, as all that
would fall to him of the said inheritance there, and i the said manor of
Bergholt, which pi. held on the same day, to hold to them and heirs of Isobel of
the chief lords.
284. Mich. At Chelmsford. Geoffrey de Bello Campo and Sybil, his wife, dem.
Henry de Wendouere, ten. y| acres of land, 2od. of rent in Springefeud. Ten.
acknowledged right of Sybil. Dem. granted to ten. and Isabel his wife, to hold to
them and heirs of Henry, of pi. and heirs of Sybil by a yearly rent of 6d., payable
at Christmas, Easter, St. John B., and Michaelmas. Cons., 2 marks of silver.
285. Mich. At Chelmesford. Peter, son of William deTwynsted, and Margery
his wife, dem. Hugh de Essex, ten. 38 acres of land in Tollesbury and Tolleshunte
Tregos. Dem. acknowledged right of ten., and quitclaimed all the land (except 13
acres) from themselves and heirs of Margery. Ten. granted dem. 13 acres of land
in Tolleshonte Tregos, viz. lying in the ' culture ' called Estfeld, which dem. had
demanded from ten., to hold to them and heirs of Margery of ten., by a yearly
rent of i8d., payable at Easter and Michaelmas, and doing suit at the court of
ten. and his heirs of Tolleshonte Gynes twice a year (at the courts next after
Easter and Michaelmas) upon reasonable summons, and paying $d. to the King's
scutage, when it happens.
286. Mich. At Colchester. Maud, daughter of German de Colecestre, pi.
German de Colecestre, def. i messuage, 30 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow,
55. of rent in Hathfeld Peverel. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged right of
pi., who re-granted to def. to hold for his life of pi. and heirs of her body by the
yearly rent of one rose at the Nat. of St. John B., doing the other services to the
chief lords. Reversion to Maud in tail ; if she die without issue, remainder to
next heirs of def.
287. Mich. At Chelmsford. Anastasia, who was wife of John de Merk, by
John, son of John de Merk, dem. John, son of Hervy, ten. 80 acres of land in
Mortone Maundevile. Ten. acknowledged right of dem., and quitclaimed one
moiety, viz. 19 acres in the field called ' le petit assart,' 12 acres which were
formerly Robert le Poer's, and 9 acres in the field called ' Lasecroft ' ; dem. quit-
claimed to ten. the other moiety, viz. 31 acres in the long assart next the land of
Warin de Bosco and 9 acres abutting on Norton causeway, which are called
' Leuwineslond,' to hold to def. and his heirs of pi. and her heirs for ever, paying
8d. to the King's scutage, when it happens, whether it be [assessed] at more
or less.
4$ FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
288. Mich AtChelmsford Gilbert Bacun and Sabina his wife, pi. Dionysia
de Mone Caniso, by William de Norwyco [def.]. PI. complained that, whereas
they held of def. one knight's fee in Saundon, by doing such homage, fealty and
relief as belongs to one fee, when it occurs, and by paying to the scutage of 405.,
when it happens, 405 ., and more or less in proportion, the def. distrained them
to do suit at her court of Anestye in co. Herteford every three weeks for the said
tenement, which service the pi. had not previously acknowledged to her.
PI. acknowledged for themselves and heirs of Sabina that they would henceforth
do such suit every three weeks for the said fee, and gave her 20 marks of silver
for the arrears of the said service. Cons., quitclaim of all damages claimed
by def.
289. Mich. At Chelmsford. Adam de Illegh, pi. Godfrey de Horstedeford
and Beatrice his wife, impedients. -i\ acres of land in Bockyng. Impedients
warranted to pi. for themselves and heirs of Godfrey, to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
2goA. Mich. AtChelmsford. Ralph de Toney, dem. William, Prior of Holy
Trinity of London, def. Advowson of the church of Welcomestowe. Dem. quit-
claimed to def Cons., 7 marks of silver.
2QOB. This is one of the counterparts of the preceding.
291. Mich. At Chelmsford. Adam le Fort and Agnes his wife, pi. Robert
de Gestnygthorp. clerk, impedient. i messuage, 21 acres of land, igrf. of rent in
Bumstede Comitis. PI. to hold to them and heirs of Adam of the chief lords
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
292. Mich. At Colchester. Walter Bac[un ?] of Pateswyk and William his
brother, pi. Adam Bacun of Pateswyk, impedient. i messuage, 40 [acres of
land ?] in Pateswyk. Impedient acknowledged right of pi. and their heirs to hold
of the chief lords. PI. granted they would pay impedient every year during his
life 2os., 10 qrs. of wheat and 6 qrs. of oats., in equal portions at Christmas,
Easter, St. John B. and Michaelmas. If pi. make default, impedient may distrain
their goods found in said tenement. .
293. Mich. At Colchester. John de Radeclyne, pi. William de Gyppewyco
and Margaret his wife, impedients. i messuage, 30 acres of land, 3 acres of
wood, i2d. of rent in Elmedon. PI. to hold to him and his heirs of the chief lords.
Cons., lol. sterling.
294. Mich. At Chelmsford. Reginald de Gyng', pi. Isabel de Ayshebyr',
impedient. 140 acres of land, 140 acres of pasture in Canewedon. Plea of
warranty of charter. PI. to hold of impedient and her heirs for ever by a rent of
10 marks, payable at Easter and Michaelmas, doing the services to the chief
lords. Cons., 2O/. sterling.
295. Mich At Chelmsford. William, Prior of Holy Trinity of London, pi-
Richard, Master of the church of St. Thomas of Acre of London, def. 4/. which
are in arrear of the yearly rent of 95. 6d. for one mill in Stratford. Def. ack-
nowledged for himself and his successors that they would henceforth pay the
said rent every year at Michaelmas, and, if the)' should make default, the pi. and
his successors should distrain upon goods in the said tenement ; and he paid the
the said 4!. of arrears. Cons , quitclaim of all damages by pi.
296. Mich. At Chelmsford. Peter de Bruges and Margery his wife, dem.
Walter, son of William de Pelham, ten. i roods of land in Twynstede.
Dem. quitclaimed from themselves and heirs of Margery. Cons., mark of silver.
297. Mich. At Chelmsford. Robert Giffard, pi. Margaret la Butilere,
impedient. i messuage, i carucate of land in Bures. Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. to hold to him and his heirs of impedient and her heirs by a yearly
rent of iol., payable at Easter and Michaelmas, doing the services to the chief
lords. Cons , 20 marks of silver.
298. Mich. At Colchester. Guy de Shenefeld and William le Enueyse of
Wydeton, dem. Nicholas, Abbot of Tyleteye, whom Serle le Petit vouched to
warranty, i messuage, 6 acres of land in Wendon Lout ; and between the same
parties (the Abbot being ten.) 24 acres of land, 10 acres of wood, 2 acres of
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meadow, 3 acres of pasture in the same town. Dem. acknowledged premises, viz.
.ill that the Abbot held of the inheritance of Philip Lout in the same town, on
the clay this agreement was made, to be the right of the said Abbot and his
church of S. Mary of Tyleteye, and quitclaimed them. The Abbot received
liem. and their heirs in all benefits and orisons in his church.
299. Mich. At Chelmsford. John de Kaume and Katherine his wife, dem.
Thomas, Prior of La Blakemore, ten. 22 acres of land in Shenefeld. Assize of
inert d' ancestor . Dem. acknowledged right of ten. and his church of St. Lawrence
of La Blakemore, and quitclaimed from them and heirs of Katherine. Cons..
7 marks of silver.
300. Mich. At Chelmsford. Richarddelspania.pl. Roger le Forester and
Marsilia his wife, def. i messuage and 80 acres of land in Wycforde. Plea of
covenant. PI. to hold of def. and heirs of Marsilia for ever by the yearly rent of
one rose at the Nat. of St. John B., doing the services to the chief lords. Cons.,
40 marks of silver.
301. Mich. At Chelmsford. Roger de Nantyan, dem. Giles de Boys, ten.
i messuage and \ carucate of land in Shellegh. Dem. quitclaimed to ten. Cons.,
40$. sterling.
302. Mich. At Chelmsford. Richard Maheu and Avelina his wife, dem.
Stephen le Ken and Joan his wife, ten. 3 messuages, 60 acres of land, 20 acres
of pasture, 10 acres of wood in Fratinges and Benetleye. Dem. acknowledged right
of Joan and quitclaimed from them and heirs of Avelina. Cons., 4 marks of
silver. f
303. Mich. At Chelmsford. Nicholas de Alditheleye, dem., and Robert de
Bracy and Maud his wife, ten. i mill, 180 acres of land, 35 acres of wood,
10 acres of meadow, 5 acres of pasture in Doune Eyston and Childeskanefeld,
which ten. hold for ever of the inheritance of William de Albo Monasterio,
father of the said Maud, one of whose heirs she is. And Bogo de Knouille and
Eleanor his wife, and William de Barentyn and Joan his wife, parceners of the
ten. in the said inheritance, came into the same court by Ralph de Albo
Monasterio, attorney of the said William and Joan, to answer together with the
ten. as to the said tenement. Dem acknowledged the premises to be right of the
said Maud, Eleanor and Joan, and quitclaimed to ten. and heirs of Maud.
Cons., i sore goshawk.
304. Mich. At Colchester. William, son of Sewall de Haninggefeld, pi.
John, son of Walter de Creyk, def. i carucate of land in Alfledenesse. Plea of
covenant. PI. acknowledged right of def., who granted to pi. and Joan his wife
one moiety of the said land, viz. whatsoever def. held there on the day this
agreement was made, to hold to them and heirs of William of def. by a yearly
rent of id. at Christmas, doing the other services to the chief lords. He also
granted that the other moiety of the said tenement, which John de Graueshale
and Maud his wife held in dower of the inheritance of def., should remain at her
death as above, to hold together with the other moiety. William granted to def.
and Alina his wife i messuage, 80 acres of land and 3 acres of meadow in
Chiggewell, to hold to them and the heirs of John of said William by the yearly
rent of id. at Christmas, doing the services to the chief lords. John de Graueshale
and the said Maud were present, and acknowledged they had no right in the
premises except in name of dower, and they did fealty in court to the said
William and Joan.
305. Mich. At Colchester. William de Rothing, pi. Simon le Keu and
Anastasia his wife, def. i messuage, 50 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow in
Brumfelde and Little Waltham. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold of def. and heirs
of Anastasia by a yearly rent of id. at Easter, doing the other services to the
chief lords. Def. also granted the reversion of the whole tenement which John
de Horstede and Gunnora his wife held of them in dower in the said towns on
the day this agreement was made, to hold to pi. with the other premises by the
said services. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk. John and Gunnora were present in
court, and acknowledged they had no right in the said tenement except in name
of dower.
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306. Mich. At Colchester Robert Rig, dem. Thomas, Master of the Hospital
of St. Giles of Little Maldone, ten. 32 acres of land in Little Maldon. Dem.
quitclaimed to ten. and the brethren of' the said Hospital. Cons., 305. sterling.
[Endorsed:] The Abbot of Maldon put in his claim.
307. Mich. At Chelmsford. Sabina, who was wife of Hugh Seuare, pi.
Peter de Eston, impedient. i messuage, 17 acres of land in Subiry, Balidon,
Bolemere and Middelton. Impedient quitclaimed to pi. Cons., 10 marks of
silver.
308. Mich. At Colchester. Robert de Ostricer, dem. William, Prior of St.
Mary of Suwerk, by Richard l.e Mareschal, ten. 135. 4^. of rent in Reyndon.
Dem. quitclaimed to ten. Cons., 2 marks of silver.
309. Mich. At Chelmsford. Alan de Goldingham, dem. Thomas Hereberd
and Margaret his wife, ten. 4 acres of land, 8d. of rent in Great Saumpford.
Assize of mort d'uncestor. Ten. acknowledged right of dem., who regranted to ten.
and heirs of Thomas, to hold of dem. by the yearly rent of i clove of a gillyflower
at Easter, doing the service to the chief lords. Ten. granted to dem. and Alice
his wife, i acre of meadow in the same town, viz. a piece of meadow called
' Botileres Hamstal,' as it is enclosed by ditch and hedge, to hold to them and
heirs of Alan of ten. and heirs of Thomas by a yearly rent of ^d., payable at
Easter and Michaelmas.
310. Mich. At Chelmsford. John, son of Nicholas, pi. Nicholas, son of
\Vilham de Shaldeford, def. i messuage, 120 acres of land, 15 acres of wood,
3 acres of meadow, 30 acres of pasture, 6 marks and ios.-of rent in Shaldeford
and Toppesfelde. Plea of covenant. Def. to hold for his life of pi. by the yearly
rent of one clove of a gillyflower at Easter, doing the services to the chief lords ;
reversion to pi. quit of heirs of def.
311. Mich. At Chelmsford. Simon de Horncastre and Agnes his wife, pi.
Geoffrey le Chamberlein of Stivinton, impedient. i messuage, 19 acres of land,
6 acres of wood, ij acre of meadow in Stivinton. Plea of warranty of charter.
PI. to hold to them and heirs of Simon of impedient by the yearly rent of one
pair of gloves worth zd. at Easter, and by finding one lamp burning in the chapel
of St. John the Evangelist of Stevinton on the vigils of the Conception of the
B.V.M., Christmas, St. John the Evangelist, the Purification, the Annunciation,
Easter, Whitsunday, the Assumption and the Nat of the B.V.M., at vespers and
throughout the night of the said vigils; and by paying to the scutage of 405.,
when it happens, $d., and more or less in proportion. Cons., loos, sterling.
312. Mich. At Chelmsford. Humphrey de Boun, Earl of Hereford and
Essex, by Geoffrey de Waleden, pi. John le Marescal of Stodham and Alice his
wife, impedients. i messuage and 5 acres of land in Plescis and High Estre.
Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to hold of impedients and heirs of Alice by the
yearly rent of one rose at the Nat. of St. John B., doing the services to the chief
lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
313. Mich. At Chelmsford. John Mauduyt and Maud his wife, dem. Roger
Russel and Isabel his wife, ten. I'messuage, 20 acres of land, i\ acre of meadow,
i| acre of pasture in Great Mapeldrested. Ten. acknowledged right of Maud.
D"em. granted to ten. and heirs of Isabel, to hold of dem. and heirs of Maud by the
yearly rent of one root of ginger at Easter, doing the services to the chief lords,
Cons., 5 marks of silver.
314. Mich. At Chelmsford. John Page of the new market ide Nona foro] of
Witham, pi. Adam de Aungre, impedient. i messuage and 3 roods of land in
Witham. PI. grants to impedient and Agnes his wife for the term of their lives
to hold of pi. by the yearly rent of id. at Easter, doing the services to the chief
lords ; to revert to pi. quit of heirs of Adam and Agnes.
315 Mich. At Chelmsford Geoffrey Sitadun and Mabel, his wife, pi.
Simon de Alemannia and Rose his wife, def. 87 acres of land, 3 acres of pasture,
6 acres of wood, 2 acres 3 roods of meadow, $ of a messuage in Wymbisshe.
Plea of covenant. PI. to hold to them and heirs of Mabel of the chief lords of
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those fees. PI. granted to def. 2 messuages and 24 acres of land in Castel
Waleden, to hold to them and heirs of Rose of pi. and heirs of Mabel by the
yearly rent of id. at Easter, doing the services to the chief lords ; and pi. gave
def. 20 marks of silver.
316. Mich. At Chemsford. Gilbert, son of Robert, pi. Robert, son of
Richard de Arkesden, clef, i messuage, 40 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow,
2 acres of wood, 2 acres of pasture and 6d. of rent in Arkesden. Plea of covenant.
PI. to hold of the chief lords of that fee Cons , i sore sparrowhawk.
317. Mich. At Chelmsford. Thomas de Belhus and Floria his wife, pi.
Robert, son of Walter [def.] PI. complain that, whereas they have and ought
to have to them and their heirs the manor of Stanweye, with the advowson
of the hospital of Holy Cross outside Colecestre. and the advowsons of the
churches to that manor belonging, by charter of John de Burgo, son and heir of
Hubert de Burgo, formerly patron of that hospital, and, after the death of the
master, ought to present another master to the said hospital, and to have the
custody thereof during the vacancy, as belonged to the said Hubert and John in
their times, the def. has ejected them from their said custody, and prevents their
presentation of a master. In court def. quitclaimed the advowson to pi. and
heirs of Thomas, in consideration of which pi. quitclaimed to def. all right of
Thomas and his heirs in i2d. of rent, which def. receives from 12 acres of land,
which the master of the said hospital holds of def. in Lexedene.
318. Mich. At Chelmsford. Richard le Merk, pi. Hugh de Gerdelee and
Maud his wife, imped. 20 acres of land, 2 acres i rood of meadow, messuage
in Stistede. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to hold of imped, and heirs of
Maud by a yearly rent of id. at Easter, doing the services to the chief lords.
Cons., 10 marks of silver. Endorsed: And John de Slamundesheye puts in his
claim.
319. Trin., afterwards Mich. At Colchester. Thomas de Weylaunde and
Margery his wife, and Eleanor their dau., pi. John, son of William de Zoyn, def.
Manor of Chigenhall Zoyn and adv. of the church of that town. Plea of
covenant. Def acknowledged premises, viz. all that he had in the said town of
the fee formerly Richard Munfichet's, to be the right of said Eleanor, to hold to
pi. and heirs of the body of Eleanor of the chief lords of the fee. If she die
without issue, the premises to remain, after death of Thomas and Margery, to
Richard, brother of said Eleanor, and to John, son of the said Thomas, in tail
successively.
320. Mich. At Chelmsford. John de Caunne and Katherine his wife, dem.
Nicholas, Abbot of Tyleteye, whom Geoffrey de Paris vouched to warranty [ten.]
34 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow in Chigewell, and also as to 6| acres of land
there. Dem. quitclaimed from themselves and heirs of Katherine to the Abbot and
his church of St. Mary of Tyleteye. And in consideration thereof, at the
instance of dem., the Abbot granted to Simon de Kensingtone 15 acres in the same
town, viz. whatsoever the Abbot had in the field called [....] ' Claye ' in la
Redene, as enclosed by hedge and ditch, excepting 3 acres in the same close,
which were formerly Walter de la Berne's, to hold by a yearly rent of I2d.,
payable at Easter and Michaelmas, contributing 2d. to the king's scutage, when
it occurs, whether it be on the higher or lower scale, for all service, suit of
court, etc.
321. Mich. At Chelmsford. Nicholas de Audelegh, by Alan Esmund, his
attorney, dem. William de Barentyn and Joan his wife (whom Drew de Barentyn
and Parnell his wife vouched to warranty) by Ralph de Albo Monasterio, their
attorney, i messuage, i mill, 360 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow, 12 acres of
pasture, 79 acres of wood in Doune Eyston and Childescanesfeld, which def. held
of the inheritance of William de Albo Monasterio, father of the said Joan, one of
whose heirs she is ; Bogo de Knouille and Eleanor his wife, Robert de Bracy and
Maud his wife are co-parceners with def. in the said inheritance, and came into
court to answer together with def. as to the said tenement. Dem. acknowledged
rights of Joan, Eleanor and Maud, and quitclaimed from himself and his heirs to
def. and heirs of Joan. Cons , i sore sparrowhawk given by all the co-parceners.
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147. Trin. Robert Burnel, Bishop of Bath and Wells, pi., by Adam de
Kyngeshemede, pi. John de Yelaund, parson of the church of Seham, def.
lool. worth of land in Est Hamme, Hoylaund, co. Essex, and Yaiete Munfichet,
co. Hertford, and Hedon, Surlewalle, Angreton, Dodington, Est Styford,
Niweton, Spirydon, Marchinleye, Nesebite and Cessingehope, co. Northumber-
land. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the said land with its appurts., as
in homages and services of free men, advowsons of churches, wards, reliefs,
escheats, villenages with the villains holding the same, and their issue,
meadows, feedings, pastures, woods, rents, knights' fees, and all things to the
said land belonging, and whatsoever def. had in the aforesaid manors on the day
this agreement was made, to be the right of pi., to hold of the chief lords. PI. in
return granted to def. 'the manors of Morton on Swale and Tyrentoft, co. York,
and Niweton Reynny, co Cumberland, with all appurts.. etc. (as above), to hold
of pi. and his heirs by a yearly rent of a pair of white gloves or id. at Christmas.
doing to the chief lords the services, etc. Essex, Hertford, Northumberland,
York, Cumberland.
150. Trin. Thomas de Belhus and Floria his wife, pi. Richard de Belhus
impedient. Manor of Ramesden Belhus, co. Essex. Plea of warranty of charter.
PI. to hold to them and heirs of Thomas of the chief lords. For this agreement
and warranty Thomas granted impedient in exchange 5 marks of rent in the
town of Plungard, co. Leicester, to hold to him and his heirs from Thomas
and his heirs. Essex, Leicester.
152. Trin. William de Warenne and Joan his wife, pi. Robert de Veer,
Earl of Oxford, and Alice his wife, impedients. Manors of Notamstede, co.
Hertford, Tyburn, co. Middlesex, Wol . . . stone 1 and Ginges Margaret, co. Essex.
Plea of warranty of charter. Impedients acknowledge right of Joan. PI. to
hold to them and heirs of their two bodies of the king in chief. PI. grant to
impedients for term of their lives, to hold of pi. by a yearly rent of i sore
sparrowhawk at the Feast of St. Peter ad vincula, doing the other services to
the chief lords. If such heirs of pi. fail, the premises to remain to the right
heirs of Alice, quit of all other heirs of William and Joan. This agreement was
made with the consent and good will of the King. Hertford, Middlesex, Essex.
157. Mich. JohndeYelaundbyHenryDrynkalup.pl. Ralph Fitz William
and Margery his wife, impedients. Manor of Yayate and advowson of the church
of that manor, co. Hertford, 8 acres of wood in Westhammes and manor of
Westhammes, co. Essex, IDS. of rent in Middelton and manors of Angerton,
Herceboru, Dodington, Nesbit, Hedun, Stiford, Spirindone, Necchon, Rydingge,
Merchenleye, Bromhal, Schelford, Hornburgh, Socle, Blakedesle, Berkenside,
Waskerly and Neubrigg, co. Northumberland. PI. to hold of the King and his
heirs for ever. Also impedients granted that the said J of the aforesaid manors,
which Walter de Undercumbe [sic] holds for term of his life by the law of
England, and also that of the same manors, which Hugh de la Vale holds for
term of his life by the law of England, which fourth parts after the decease of
the same Walter and Hugh ought to revert to the impedients and the heirs of
Margery, after the decease of the said Walter and Hugh shall remain to pi., to
hold together with the aforesaid three parts of the said manors and the advowson
aforesaid [sic]. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk. This agreement was made in the
presence of the said Hugh and Walter de Huntercombe [sic.], who acknowledged
they had no claim in the premises save for term of their lives ; and they did
fealty to pi. in court. Hertford, Essex, Northumberland.
Close Roll, 22 Edw. I., m. 13, Wlfhamstone,
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322. Mich.* At Colchester. Katherine, who was wife of Richard Heyrun, pi.
Louis de Craneford, def. i messuage, 100 acres of land, 12 acres of meadow,
55. of rent in Little Badewe. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged right of pi.,
who granted to def. and Christian his wife, to hold to them and the heirs of their
bodies from the chief lords, with remainder to pi. and her heirs. [Endorsed:]
John de Holebroke and Parnell his wife put in their claim.
323. Mich.* At Colchester. William, Prior of the Blessed Mary of Suthe-
werk, by Richard le Marescal, pi. William Gyffard and Gnndreda his wife, def.
33 ways (pisis) of cheese in arrears to the Prior of the yearly rent of one way of
cheese, which def. owe him, and which the Prior's predecessors were accustomed
to receive every year by the hands of Margery le Bygod, mother of the said
Gundreda, whose heir she is, from a certain marsh, which def. hold of the
inheritance of the said Margery in Bures, called Shithope. Def. acknowledged
for themselves and heirs of Gundreda, that they would henceforth pay pi. and
his successors one way of cheese every year at the Nat. of St. J.B. for the said
marsh ; in default of payment, pi. to distrain on their goods there. Def. gave pi.
j ways of cheese for their arrears. PI. quitclaimed the residue and all damages.
Because it was ascertained by the justices by inquest, that the Prior's pre-
decessors were seised of the said rent long before the publication of the Statute
of Mortmain, so that there was no collusion between the parties, they permitted
this fine to be levied before them.
324. Mich.* At Reylegh. Walter le Enveyse of Little Shobyre and Helewisa
his wife, pi. Roger de Botyngham and Maud his wife, def. 56 acres of land,
i acre of meadow in Raghere. Plea of covenant. PI. acknowledged said
tenement to be the right of Maud. Def. granted to pi. to hold for the whole of
their lives of def. by a yearly rent of one rose at the Nat. of St. J.B.. doing the
other services to the chief lords Def. also granted to said Walter one messuage
and 26 acres of land in Hockele, to hold for his life of def. and heirs of Maud by
a yearly rent of one clove of a gillyflower at Easter, doing the other services to
the chief lords.
325. Mich.* At Colchester. John atte Nunnotehey, pi. John de Blaumuster
and Margery his wife, impedients. 4$ acres of land in Halsted. Plea of
warranty of charter. PI. to hold of def. and heirs of Margery by a yearly rent
of one clove of a gillyflower, doing the other services to the chief lords. Cons.,
i sore sparrowhawk.
326. Mich.* At Colchester. Walter de Holewell and Alice his wife, dem.
Walter de Forester, ten. i messuage, 25 acres of land, i acre of meadow in
Dannebyri, which ten. holds for term of his life from Richard del Gardin and
Margery his wife, of the inheritance of the said Margery, by the law of England ;
and the said Richard and Margery came into court, to answer together with ten. ;
and they all acknowledged the right of the said Alice, and quitclaimed the said
tenement (except 6 acres of land) to dem. and heirs of Alice. And dem. (at the
instance of the said Richard and Margery) granted to ten. the said 6 acres and
J acre of pasture in the same town, viz. the 6 acres that lie on the west side of
the field called La Redene, next the stream called Bykewelle Broke, and the
3 acre of pasture lying between the said brook and the said 6 acres ; to hold of
pi. and heirs of Alice by a yearly rent of 6d. payable at Easter and Michaelmas.
[Endorsed :] The Prior of Christ Church. Canterbury, put in his claim.
327 Mich.* At Colchester. Robert le Vineter of Chelmeresford, Alice his
wife, and Rose her sister, dem. Henry de Wendouere, ten. 12 acres of land in
Spryngefeld. Def. to hold of dem. and heirs of Alice and Rose, by a yearly rent
of 3^. payable at Easter and Michaelmas to Robert and Alice, and a like rent to
Rose, for all service, etc. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
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328. Mich.* At Colchester. John de Gardino, pi. Richard de Gardino and
Margery his wife, def. i messuage, 24 acres of land in Steple. Plea of covenant.
PI. to hold of def. and heirs of Margery by a yearly rent of id. at Easter, doing
the other services to the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
329 Mich.* At Colchester. RalphdeBerners.pl. John de Albo Monasterio
and Margery his wife, def. 20 acres of land in Rothynges Abbatisse. Plea ot
covenant. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and heirs of Margery. Cons.,
i sore sparrowhawk.
330. Mich.* At Colchester. Richard de Estone. John, son of John le Keu,
Robert de Belencumbre and Reginald de Seluerle and Parnell his wife, dem
Ranulph de Monte Caniso, ten. 6 marks of rent in Felsted. Ten. quitclaimed
to dem. and the heirs of Richard, John, Robert and Parnell. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk. Moreover Robert granted that he and his heirs would pay ten.
every year 2 marks of silver, half at Easter, half at Michaelmas, for the whole
of the life of ten., with right of distraint on the said Robert's tenements in
Finchingefeld. Reginald granted a like rent, with right of distraint on his
tenements in Beauchaump la Contesse.
331. Mich.* At Colchester. John de Dikele, pi. John de Peyton and
Hauwysia his wife, def. 135. 4^. of rent in Great Brumlegh. PI. to hold of def.
and heirs of Hauwysia, by a yearly rent of id. at Easter, for all service, etc.
Cons., 10 marks of silver.
332. Mich.* At Colchester. Eustace Wrog of High Laufare, pi. William
le Breuwer of Ouesham and Alice his wife, impedients. i messuage in
Macchinges. Plea of warranty of charter. PI to hold of def. and heirs of Alice
by a year rent of i clove of a gillyflower at Easter, doing the other services to
the chief lords. Cons , 405. sterling
333. Mich.* At Releygh. Agnes, Prioress of Clerkenewelle, by Thomas de
Baudack, pi. Waleran, son of Eustace de Rocheford, def. 305. of rent in
Shobyri, as to which the pi. complained that, whereas a fine was levied in the
court of Henry III. before William, formerly Abbot of St. John of Colecestre,
and other justices in Eyre at Chelmeresford, between Margery, formerly Prioress
of Clerkenewelle, her predecessor, and Waleran de Rocheford, grandfather of
def., whose heir he is (see vol. i., p. 210), the def. detains the said rent contrary
to the said fine. Now def. acknowledged right of pi. to receive the said rent by
the land of Thomas de Todeham and his heirs, from 120 acres of land, which he
held of def. in Little Shobyri, payable half at Christmas, half at the Nat. of
St. J.B , saving to def. and his heirs all the other services to the premises
belonging, and all homages, wards, reliefs and escheats, when they may happen,
from the said tenement, to hold to pi. and her successors from the def. in pure
and perpetual alms. The pi. received def. and his heirs into all the benefits and
orisons thenceforth to be made in her church. This agreement was made in the
presence of the said Thomas, and with his acknowledgment that he owed the
said rent. And because the Justices ascertained by inquest taken at the mandate
of the King [etc., as in 323.]
334. Mich." At Colchester. John de Crek, pi. William de Wautone and
Maud his wife, impedients. i messuage, 160 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow
in Thacsted. PI. acknowledged right of William. Def. granted to pi. and Alina
his wife, to hold to him and heirs of John from def. and heirs of William by a
yearly rent of one rose at the Nat. of St. J.B., doing the other services to the
chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
335. Mich.* At Colchester. William Giffard and Gundreda his wife, pi.
William, son of William de Sturmere, def. Customs and services, which pi.
demanded of def. from his freehold, which he held of them in Sturmere. viz.
i messuage and 16 acres of land. They demanded a rent of 2s. <\d. a year, and
that def. should do suit at their court there every 3 weeks, pay them 3d. every
year towards the sheriff's aid, and do homage and relief, when it happens, which
services the def . had not theretofore acknowledged to them. Now he acknow-
ledged the same, the rent and aid to be payable half at Easter, half at Michaelmas.
PI. remitted all arrears and damages.
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336. Mich.* At Colchester Richard, Bishop of London, by Adam Plantyng.
pi. John de la Mare [def] The holding of a market in Bradewelle by df.
to the nuisance of the pl.'s free market in Suthminstre. PI. granted that def
should have his market in Bradewelle on Mondays, without impedient from pi.
and his successors ; and also that def. and all his men and all other foreigners
Ihomines Jorinseci) should have right of way (chtminum) by the pl.'s bridge in
Suthminstre, called Ledebrigge, to the said market with their waggons and carts
and all kinds of beasts for 3 days every week, viz. on the market day and the day
before and after. Def. granted that the pi. and his successors and all their men,
coming to the said manor of Suthminstre by the water called Poonte, should
thenceforth put in with their ships and boats at def.'s quay in Bradewelle called
Hokflete, and discharge all their goods there, without paying toll or wharfage or
any other custom by reason of such landing or discharge, and should carry their
goods from the said quay by cart or in any other manner they pleased, by the way
lying next the messuage of Hawisia de Hokflete. And he granted the same for
all foreigners coming to the pi. market of Suthminstre on 3 days a week, viz. on
Thursday, which is market-day, and on the day before and after ; but, nevertheless,
neither pi. nor his men, nor the foreigners should set up stakes or tents (piles vel
tentas figere) or fix any other thing in the soil (vel alio tnodo in solo . . . manuopeie)
of the def. by the said landing place under pretext of this grant, without the
consent of the def. and his heirs, or their bailiffs.
337. Hil. Robert de Brus. senior, pi. Hugh le Despenser, def. Customs
and services, which pi. demanded of def. from his freehold, which he held of pi.
in Lammers, Henye, Clopton, Fayrstede and Ikelingham, viz. the services of
5 Knights' fees, which services the def. had not theretofore acknowledged to him.
Def. now granted he would do the said services for the said tenements; and in
return pi. granted to def. and his heirs the homage and all the service of John de
Waskayl and his heirs from the whole tenement that he theretofore held of the
said fees from pi. in the said towns. This agreement was made in the presence
of the said John, who did homage to def. in court.
338. Eas. The King and Eleanor the Queen, his consort, pi. Robert de
Rothynges, def. i messuage, 300 acres of land, 12 acres of wood in Rothinges
Aythorp. Def. quitclaimed all right in the premises, and in all other lands and
tenements he ever had in the said towns.
339. Eas Geoffrey de Hemenhale, pi. James de Troye and Avice his wife,
impedients. i messuage and 30 acres of land in Hatfeud Peverel. Plea of warranty
of charter. PI. to hold of def . and heirs of Avice by a yearly rent of id. at
Michaelmas, doing the other services to the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrow-
hawk. [Endorsed :] John Haliday and Joan his wife, Robert Haliday and Maud
his wife, Roger de Skerninge and Fina his wife, and Christian, who was wife of
Peter de Fairstede. put in their claim.
340. Eas. John Pycot. pi. William Pykot, def. i messuage and 30 acres
of land in Prytleswelle, which Julian, mother of def., holds for term of her life.
Def. granted reversion to pi., to hold of the chief lords. This agreement was
made in the presence of the said Julian, and she did fealty to pi. in court.
341. Eas. Alexander Flynthard.pl. Richard le Lorimer of Chigewelle and
Julian his wife, def. 5 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow in Sprongefeud. Plea
of covenant. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and heirs of Julian. Cons..
405. sterling.
342. Trin. John de Marisco, clerk, pi John de Essex, def. i messuage,
i mill, i carucate of land, 7 acres of meadow, 16 acres of wood, 6 acres of pasture,
265. of rent in Machinges and Rothinges. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold of def.
by a yearly rent of one mark, half at Easter, half at Michaelmas, doing the other
services to the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
343. Trin. Henry Toteriche, pi. Walter de Colecestre and Joan his wife,
def. 2 messuages and 22 acres of land in Stanstede by Halstede. Plea of
covenant PI. to hold of def. and heirs of Joan by a yearly rent of 6s. 6d., viz.
njgrf. at Easter and the 3 other (usual) feasts. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
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344. Trin. Richard Persone, pi. Henry de la Dune and Alice his wife,
impedients. 31 acres i rood of land in Berkinges. Plea of warranty of charter.
PI. to hold of def. and heirs of Alice by a yearly rent of 6d. at Michaelmas,
doing other services to the chief lords of the fee. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
345. Hil. Thomas de Weyland and Margery his wife, and Richard their son,
pi. Walter de Ran, pi. 22 acres of meadow in Little Torrok and Caldewelle.
Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged right of Richard. PI. to hold to them
and heirs of the body of Richard of def. by a yearly rent of id. at Easter, doing
other services to the chief lords. If Richard die without issue, the premises to
remain to John his brother and his heir. This agreement was made in the
presence of Bartholomew, son and heir of def., who quitclaimed his rights.
Cons., 40 marks of silver.
346. Hil. John, son of Robert de Cantilupo, pi. Robert, son of William de
Cantilupo, def. Manor of Crickehethe. Plea of covenant. PI. acknowledged
right of def. PI. to hold to him and heirs of his body from def. by the yearly
rent of id. at Easter, doing to the chief lords the other services. In default of
issue to pi., the manor to remain to def., quit of other heirs of John.
347. Hil. (begun in Mich. 13, at Chelmsford). Thomas de Weyland and
Margery his wife, and Richard their son, pi. Robert Dynes, def. i, messuage
and i carucate of land in Dagenham. Plea of covenant. To hold to pi. (as in
345) of the chief lords of the fee. Cons., 100 marks of silver.
348. Hil. Robert de Meperteshale and Maud his wife, dem Robert Feuerel
and Joan his wife, ten. 7 acres of land in Great Claketone. Dem. quitclaimed
from themselves and heirs of Maud to def. and heirs ot Robert. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk.
349. Hil. John, son of Maurice de Elmestede, pi. Nicholas de Ros, def.
i messuage and 50 acres of land in Radewyntre and Assendone. Plea of
covenant. Def. acknowledged right of pi. PI. granted to def. and Edith his
wife, to hold for their lives by the yearly rent cf one rose at the Nat. of St. J.B.,
doing other services to the chief lords.
350. Hil William Beke, pi. Adam Page and Agnes his wife, impedients.
i messuage in Berkinges. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to hold of def. and
heirs of Agnes by the yearly rent of one rose at Nat. of St. J.B., doing other
services to the chief lords. Cons., i sore 'sparrowhawk.
351. Eas. William, son of Robert de Bumstede, and Maud his wife, pi.
Richard de la Vache, def. Manor of Rocoltehall. Plea of covenant. PI. and
heirs of the body of William to hold of def. by the yearly rent of one-half
knight's fee for all service and exaction. If William die without issue, the manor
to revert after death of Maud, wholly to def. For this agreement William
granted to def i messuage, i carucate of land, 12 acres of wood, 6 acres of
meadow and i8s. of rent in Bumstede, to hold to def. and his heirs of the chief
lords of that fee ; also the reversion (after the death of Geoffrey, son of Matthew
de Bumstede. who held for term of his life) of i messuage, i acre of land, 8
acres of wood and 7 acres of meadow in Dunmawe, to hold, together with the
first said premises, of the chief lords of that fee. This agreement was made in
the presence of the said Geoffrey, who acknowledged he had no claim in the said
premises save for term of his life, and did fealty to def. in court.
352. Eas. Thomas de Kerebroke, pi. Hugh, son of John le Legistre, and
Isabel his wife, def. i messuage in Coggeshale. Def. quitclaimed from them-
selves and heirs of Isabel. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
353. Eas. William le Fulur of Coggeshale, pi. Hugh, son of John le
Legistre, and Isabel his wife, def. i messuage in Coggeshale. Quitclaim and
cons, as in 352.
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354. Eas. Robert le Brun and Philippa his wife by Richard deGosefeld, dem.
K;tlph de Hengham by John de Caue, ten. 40 acres of land in Finchingfeld.
And between the same parties (the said Ralph being vouched to warranty by
William Rye) ; i acre of meadow in the same town. And between the same
parties (Ralph being vouched to warranty by John de Belencumbre) ; acre of
land in the same town. Dem. acknowledged right of def., and quitclaimed from
themselves and heirs of Philippa. Cons , i sore sparrowhawk.
355- Trin. Geoffrey de Bumstecle, pi. Matthew, son of Gilbert de Bumstede,
def. i messuage, i mill, 160 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 12 acres of
pasture, aos. of rent in Alghel. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged right of '
pi., who granted to def. to hold of pi. for term of def 's life by a yearly rent of
one rose at the Nat of St. J.B., doing the other services to the chief lords.
356. Trin. Robert de Frekeburgh and Joan his wife, pi. John de Staunford
and Margaret his wife, def 50 acres of land in Feynge Attenoke, Bardestone
and Berdestapele. PI to hold to them and heirs of Robert from def. and heirs
of Margaret by the yearly rent of one rose at the Nat. of St. J.B., doing other
services to the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
357. Mich. Robert, Abbot of the church of the Blessed Mary of Stratford,
pi Thomas de Huntercumbe, def. i messuage, 76 acres of land, 4 acres of
meadow, 9 acres of wood in Great Mapelderstede, and the advowson of the
church of that town. Def quitclaimed to pi. and his successors. Cons., 3 marks
of silver. This agreement was made by precept of the King. /X/*t * f* /&*.&
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358. Mich. Thomas de Weylaund and Margery his wife, and Eleanor their
daughter, pi. Walter de la Lee and Agnes his wife, def. i acre i rood of wood
in Chigenhale Zoin. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold to them and the heirs of
the body of Eleanor, with remainder to Richard, brother of the said Eleanor
and the heirs of his body, and to John, son of the said Thomas and his heirs, to
hold of the chief lords of that fee.
359. Mich. Henry, son of Gregory de Whaddone, pi. Richard, son of Alan
Dorkyn of Hamstede, def. 4 acres of land in Hamstede. Plea of covenant.
PI. to hold of chief lords of that fee. Def. also granted to pi. the reversion of
7 acres of land in the same town, which Alice, who was wife of William Dorkyn,
held in dower of the inheritance of the said Richard ; and also of 4 acres of land
in the same town, which Alice, who was wife of Alan Dorkin, held in dower in
like manner; to hold to pi, together with the first said land. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk. This agreement was made in the presence and with the consent of
the two Alices, and they did fealty to pi in the court.
360. Mich. Jordan Odyn, pi. William Bryce of Shobiri, def. i messuage,
15 acres of land, i acre of meadow, 22 acres of marsh, 295. 6d. of rent in
Shobiri, Great Wakeryngge, Little Wakeryngge and Little Stanbrigge: Plea of
covenant. Def. to hold to himself and Beatrice his wife, and his heirs by her of
pi. by the yearly rent of one rose at the Nat. of St. J.B., doing other services to
the chief lords/ In default of issue of the said William by Beatrice, the premises
to remain to Joan, daughter of the said William, for her life, and reversion after
her death to pi. and his heirs. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
361 . Trin. Henry le Somenur and Walter his son, pi. Nicholas de Ayswelle,
impedient. Manor of Ayswelle. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to hold to
them and heirs of the body of Walter from the chief lords. Remainder, in
default, to the right heirs of Henry.
362. Trinity. Hugh de Flori, pi. Ralph, son of John de Theye, impedient.
i messuage, i carucate of land in Theye a la steple. Plea of warranty of
charter. Def. quitclaimed to pi., to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk.
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363. Trin. Felicia de Columbariis, pi. Robert le Fraunceys and Emma his
wife, def. i messuage, 2| acres of land in Hockele. Plea of covenant. Def.
quitclaimed from themselves and heirs of Emma. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
364. Trin. Michael de Helewentone, pi. Stephen de Graveshende, def.
i messuage and i carucate of land in Little Thorrock. Plea of covenant.
PI. acknowledged right of def , who granted to pi. and Helewysia his wife, to hold
to them and the heirs of Michael by Helewysia from def., by the yearly rent of
one rose at the Nat. of St. J.B., doing other services to the chief lords. In
default of such heirs, the premises to revert to pi.
365. Trin. Stephen le Warmer of Plecys and Maud his wife, pi. Adam
Attebiry of Great Wautham, impedient. i messuage, 30 acres of land, i acre of
meadow in Great Wautham. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to hold to them
and heirs of Stephen from def. by the yearly rent of one rose at the Nat. of
St. J.B., doing the other services to the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
366. Mich. Thomas de Twynstede and Joan his wife, pi. Ralph de Essex,
def. A moiety of two parts of the manor of Springefeud. Plea of covenant.
PI. acknowledged right of def., who granted to pi. and heirs of Thomas, to hold
of the chief lords of the fee, with the remainder of a moiety of one third, which
Joan, who was wife of Peter de B[o]s[co], holds for life in dower of the def.
Joan was present in court, and gave her consent, and did fealty to pi.
367. Mich. Master Walter de Botingham, pi. Hugh de Kellevedene and
Margaret his wife, def. zos. of rent in Estthorpe and Great Briche. Plea of
covenant. PI. to hold of def. and heirs of Margaret by the yearly rent of one
rose at Nat. of St. J.B , doing the other services to the chief lords. Cons.,
i sore sparrowhawk.
368. Mich Philip de la Rokele, pi. Godfrey Fitz Peter and Joan his wife,
def 120 acres of land, 15 acres of meadow in Wokedone Rokele. Plea of
covenant. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and heirs of Joan. Cons., lol.
sterling.
369 Mich. RogerdeTilleburyandLeciahiswife.pl. Robert de Multon,
def. i messuage, 100 acres of land, i acre of meadow, 5 acres of wood, 200 acres
of marsh, 2S. of rent in Great Wakeringe, Little Wakeringe, Schopilaund,
Thondresle and Suth Trope. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold to them and heirs of
Lecia of the chief lords.
370. Mich. Thomas de Waylaund, and Margery his wife, and Eleanor their
daughter, pi. Walter le Petit and Ellen his wife, def. 10 marks of rent in
Chigenhale Zoin. Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and heirs of
Eleanor, together with all claim in all other lands and tenements of the pi. in the
said town. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
371. Mich. EustacedeDenswelle.pl. Ralph le Blund and Julian his wife,
def. i messuage, Go acres of land, i acre of meadow, ^ acre of wood and 5$. of
rent in Great Akely and Wykes. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged right of
pi., who granted to def. for their lives, to hold of pi. by the yearly rent of one
rose at the Nat. of St. J.B., doing the other services to the chief lords. Reversion
to pi , quit of heirs of either of def.
372. Mich. William de Hamelton and Adam his brother, pi. Robert
Giffard, def. i messuage and 7 marks of rent in Horningdon. Plea of covenant.
Def. acknowledged right of Adam. PI. to hold of def. to them and heirs of
Adam, by the yearly rent of one rose at Nat. of St. J.B.. doing other services to
the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
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162. Eas. Robert Burnel, Bishop of Bath and Wells, pi. Ralph Fitz William
and Margery his wife, def. Manor of Esthammes and Hoylaund, and advowson
of the church of Hoylaund, and 8 acres of wood in Westhammes [co. Kssex] ,
and the manor of Yate and the advowson of the church of that manor, co.
Hertford. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold of the chief lords. Def. quitclaimed
from themselves and the heirs of Margery. Essex, Hertford.
166. Trin. Alan Waldesef and Avelina his wife, pi. Edmund, the King's
brother, def. Manors of Schenleye, co. Essex, Lachebroke, co. Oxon. Plea of
covenant. Def. acknowledged right of Avelina. PI. to hold to them and heirs
of Alan by Avelina, with remainder in default to her right heirs, of the chief
lords. Essex, Oxon.
168. Mich. John de Rypariis and Maud his wife, pi. Simon de Creye,
senior, def. Manors of Aungre and Stanforde, co. Essex, Burgate, co. South-
ampton. Plea of covenant. PI. acknowledged right of def., who granted to
them and John's heirs by her, to hold of the King in chief, with contingent
remainder to the right heirs of John. Southampton, Essex. Endorsed: Roger,
son of John de Ripariis, put in his claim.
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373. Mich.* RobertdeFrekeberghandJoanhiswife.pl. Willelma, daughter
of Master Gilbert Perdriz, impedient. i messuage, i mill, 2 carucates of land,
8 acres of meadow, 7 acres of wood, 7 marks of rent in Duntone, Suth Gynge,
kittle Bordestede and Brunham. Plea of warranty of charter. Impedient
acknowledged the said tenements, together with the homage and all the service
of the Master of the Hospital of St. Bartholomew of London and his successors
for the whole tenement he theretofore held of impedient in the towns of Duntone
and Brunham, to be right of Robert. PI. to hold of def. by the yearly rent of
one rose at the Nat. of St. J.B , doing all other services to the chief lords.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk. This agreement was made in the presence and with
the consent of the said Master, who did fealty in court to pi.
374. Trin. Richard de Staunford, pi. Geoffrey, son of Peter le Veintir of
Horndon and Leticia his wife, impedients. i messuage, 38 acres of land, 3 acres
of meadow, half of 2od. of rent in Raureth and Hadleye. Plea of warranty of
charter. Impedients acknowledged the premises, together with the homage and
all the service of John Orgor and his heirs for all the tenement he theretofore
held of impedients in the said towns to be right of pi., to hold of impedients and
heirs of Leticia by the yearly rent of one clove of a gillyflower at Easter, doing
all other services to the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk. This agreement
made in the presence and with the consent of the said John, who did fealty to
Richard in court.
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375. Hil. John de Louetot, pi. Thomas de Arderne, def. Rent of one
barbed arrow in the manor of Horingdon, which rent def. was accustomed to
receive from Hugh de Coleworth and Elizabeth his wife from the same manor,
which they held of him for term of their lives. Plea of covenant. Def. acknow-
ledged the rent to be right of pi., and granted to him and his heirs the reversion
of the manor, to hold of def by the yearly rent of one rose at the Nat. of St. J.B.,
doing all other services to the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk. This
agreement was made in the presence and with the consent of the said Hugh and
Elizabeth, who acknowledged they had no claim in the said manor except for
term of their lives, for which acknowledgment pi. granted that he and his heirs
[would pay] them every year, during the lives of the said Hugh and Elizabeth,
40/., half at All Saints', half at the Feast of the Ascension ; in default of payment,
they should have right of distraint on all goods found in the said manor of
Horningdon.
376. Mich. William de Bettyne and William his son pi Hugh Oyldebuf
and Emma his wife, impedients i messuage, 140 acres of wood, 8 acres of
meadow in Heygham. PI. of warranty of charter. PI to hold to them and heirs
of William the son from impedients and heirs of Hugh by the yearly rent of id.
at Michaelmas, doing all other services to the chief lords. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk.
377. Mich. Roger le Marchaund of Hadlee, pi. Roger de Botingham and
and Maud his wife, impedients. 60 acres of marsh in Bemflet. 1'lea of warranty
of charter. PI. to hold the said marsh of impedients and heirs of Maud by the
yearly rent of id. at Easter, doing all other services to the chief lords. Cons.,
i sore sparrowhawk.
378 Mich. John de Louetot, pi. Richard de Burhunte, def. i messuage,
i carucate of land in Great Stanbrigge. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold of the
chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
379. Mich. Philip de Heydone and Isabel his wife, pi. Gilbert de Mulsham
and Joan his wife, impedients. i messuage, 13 acres of land, 3 roods of meadow,
acre of pasture in Farnham. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to hold to
them and heirs of Philip from impedients and heirs of Joan by the yearly rent
of one rose at the Nat. of St. J.B., doing other services to the chief lords.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
380. Trin. Adam de Stratton, pi. Avice, who was wife of John Horn, def.
Manor of Ouesham. Plea of covenant Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk. Endorsed: And John, son of John Horn, puts in
his claim.
381. Trin. Bartholomew de Castello and Nicholas de Castello, pi. Thomas
Burd, def. Manor of Stevynton. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold to them and
heirs of Nicholas from the chief lords. Cons , i sore sparrowhawk. Endorsed :
Orabilia, who was wife of Hamond Burd of Hornynghtofht, puts in her claim.
382 Trin. Thomas de Weylaund, Margery his wife and Richard his son, pi.
Godfrey de Fristling and Joan his wife, def. ij acre of meadow in Dageham.
Plea of covenant PI. to hold to them and the heirs of the body of Richard
from def. and heirs of Godfrey, by the yearly rent of one clove of a gillyflower
at Christmas ; remainder, in default of issue to Richard, to his brother John
and his heirs. Cons., 305.
383. Trin. Michael de Brackele and Egidia his wife. dem. Walter de
Watford and Isabel his wife, ten. 2 acres 3 roods of meadow in Leyton. Ten.
quitclaimed from themselves and heirs of Isabel to dem. and heirs of Michael.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
384. Mich. Henry de Welles, pi. William de Rothyngges, impedient.
Advowson of the church of Little Reymes. Impedient quitclaimed to pi., and
also as to 40 acres of land in the same town, called Molteslond. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk.
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385. Mich. John de Buscy and Margery his wife, pi. Walter de Ditton,
clerk, clef, i messuage, 90 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, 4 acres of wood,
i^d. of rent in Haverhulle, Sturemere and Keditone. Plea of covenant. PI. to
hold to them and heirs of John of the chief lords Cons , i sore sparrowhawk.
386. Mich. Richard, son of Adam de Hornyngdone, and Alice, daughter of
Richard Treshe, pi. Walter Martel and Beatrice his wife, def 7 acres of land
in Masshebyri. Plea of covenant. PI. and heirs of Richard to hold of def. and
heirs of Beatrice, by the yearly rent of one rose at the Nat. of St J.B., doing
other services to the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
387. Mich. Heliseus de Luca, citizen of London, and Joan his wife, pi.
John Wynton' and Lucy, def. One-third of two parts of the manor of Great
" J erendon and of the advowson of the church of that manor, except 50 acres of
ind in the same manor. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold the third of two
irts with their appurtenances, as in demesnes, homage and services of freemen,
nllenages with the villeins holding those villenages and their profits, wards,
sliefs, escheats, woods, marshes, rents, ponds, fish preserves and fisheries, to
them and heirs of Heliseus of the chief lords Def also granted the reversion of
Dne-third of one-third, which Ranulph de Arderne and Katherine his wife, held,
in dower of the said Katherine, of def. of the inheritance of Lucy, to hold as
ibove. Cons., 100 marks of silver. Ranulph and Katherine were present in
court, and acknowledged they had no claim in the said third of one-third, except
in the name of dower as above, and quitclaimed to pi. Endorsed: Walter de
'Jerunde and Agnes his wife put in their claim.
388. Trin. Ralph, son of Laurence de Cogeshale, pi. Robert, son of John
iaard of Aldebyry and Felicia his wife, impedients. 2 messuages, i mill, 260
:res of land, 16 acres of meadow, 32 acres of pasture, i8s. of rent, g| acres of
wood in Elmedone and Arkesdene. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to hold of
impedients and heirs of Felicia by the yearly rent of id. at Easter, doing other
?rvices to the chief lords. Impedients also granted the reversion of one-third
of i messuage, 1 54 acres of land, 3^ acres of meadow, 6 acres of pasture, gs. of
rent and i acre i rood of wood, which Reginald de Dureme and Hawysia his
wife held in dower, of the inheritance of the said Felicia, to hold as above.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk. This agreement was made in the presence of the
said Reginald and Hawysia, who consented, and did fealty to Ralph in court.
389. Trin. Robert Fitz Walter, pi. John Angayne and Joan his wife, def.
Manor of Teydene Gernun. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold for his life of def.
and the heirs of Joan, by the yearly rent of id. at Easter, doing the other services
to the chief lords. After the decease of pi. the manor to remain to Walter his
son, and Joan his wife, and the heirs of the same Joan. Endorsed : Richard de
Sutton puts in his claim.
390. Mich. JoandeLouetot.pl. John de Wymundham and Agnes his wife,
def. 18 acres of land in Suthcherche. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold of def.
and heirs of Agnes by the yearly rent of one rose at the Nat. of St. J.B., doing
other services to the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
391. Hil. John de Louetot, pi. Robert de Dede and Cecily his wife, def.
22 acres of land in Lammershe and Great Bures. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold
of def. and heirs of Robert by the yearly rent of one rose at the Nat. of St. J.B.,
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
392. Trin. Robert, Bishop of Bath and Wells, by Adam de Kyngeshemede, pi.
Reginald de Cangham and Christian his wife, impedients. 13 acres of land in
Little Waltham. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
1 Note. Only messuage is in the genitive case.
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393. Trin. Gilbert de Clare, Earl of Gloucester and Hertford, pi. Aubrey
de Capella. def. 2 messuages, 2 mills, 511 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow,
io| acres of pasture, 46 acres of wood, 1035. xoftf. of rent in Little Wrattynge
and Hauerhille. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged right of pi., and quit-
claimed all right he had in one messuage, 152 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow,
3 acres of pasture, 10 acres of wood, 545 $\{l. of rent in Haverille ; for which
acknowledgment, etc., pi. granted def. i messuage, 2 mills, 360 acres of land,
16 acres of meadow, y acres of pasture, 36 acres of wood, 495. 5%d. of rent in
Little Wrattingge, and the advowson of the church of that town, to hold to him
and the heirs of his body of the pi. by the service of half a knight's fee ; in
default of such heirs, the premises to revert wholly to pi. Endorsed: Warin
Martel puts in his claim.
394. Trin. Elias de Poleye and Alice his wife, pi. John, son of Robert de
Wymbis and Sarah his wife, def. i messuage, 90 acres of land, 3 acres of
i* meadow, 6 acres of pasture, 3 acres of wood, 6s. $d. of rent in Stistede, Haustede
y and Bocking, which pi. held in dower of the said Alice of the endowment of John
Vagor, her first husband, of the inheritance of def., on the day on which this
agreement was made. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold to them and heirs of Alice
of def. and heirs of John, by the yearly rent of one pair of gloves or id. at Easter,
doing the other services to the chief lords.
395. Trin John de la Graue, pi. William Brun and Aldith his wife,
impedients li acre of land in Esthamme. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to
hold of def and heirs of Aldith by the yearly rent of one clove of a gillyflower
at Michaelmas, doing other services to the chief lords. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk.
396. Trin John de Louetot, pi. John Odyn of Wakeringe and Hawisia his
wife def 8d. of rent in Great Wakeringe. Plea of covenant Uef. quitclaimed
from themselves and heirs of Hawisia. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
397. Hil. Arnold de le Ewe and Alice his wife, and Sybil his daughter, pi.
Reginald de Duntone and Emma his wife, impedients. n acres of land in
Bishop's Hatfeud. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to hold to them and heirs
of Sybil of impedients and heirs of Reginald, by the yearly rent of one clove of a
gillyflower at Christmas, doing the other services to the chief lords. Cons.,
iocs, sterling.
398. Hil. William de Arderne, pi. William le Pouere and Edith his wife,
impedients. 4 acres of land in N ... welde Plea of warranty of charter.
PI. to hold of impedients and heirs of Edith, by the yearly rent of one rose at the
Nat. of St. J B., doing other services to the chief lords. Cons., 4 marks of silver.
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181. Trin. John de Wautham, clerk, and Maud his wife, pi. Simon de
Thwynhull and Margery his wife, impedients. 2 messuages, 40 acres of land,
3 acres of meadow, 8s of rent in Thorley and Sabrycteworth, co. Hertford,
2 messuages, 3 roods of land in Great Wautham, co. Essex. Plea of warranty
of charter. PI. to hold two parts of the premises to them and heirs of Maud
from impedients and heirs of Margery by the yearly rent of i clove of a gillyflower
at Easter, doing other services to the chief lords, together with the reversion of
the third part after the death of Isabel, who was wife of Robert Fitz Payn, who
held the same in dower of the inheritance of the said Margery on the day on
which this agreement was made. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk. This agreement
was made in the presence and with the consent of the said Isabel, who did fealty
to pi. in court. Essex and Hertford.
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399. Eas. HenryGrapinel.pl. Henry de Gynges and Katherine his wife, def.
i messuage, 34 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, 45. nd. of rent in Little
Wakerynge and Little Sobiry, which John de Thorpe holds for term of his life.
Plea of covenant. PI. to hold reversion (which was to def and heirs of Katherine)
of the chief lords. For this pi. granted to def. 39 acres of land in Sopilonde and
Great Wakerynge, to hold of him for their lives by the yearly rent of one rose at
the Nat. of St. J.B. This agreement was made in the presence and with the
consent of the said John, who did fealty to pi. in court.
400. Hil. Robert Giffard, pi. Roger le Marchaund of Hadeleye and Avice
his wife, impedients. 60 acres of marsh in Little Bemflete Plea of warranty
of charter. PI. to hold of impedients and heirs of Robert by the service of one
rose at the Nat. of St. J.B., doing the other services to the chief lords. Cons.,
i sore sparrowhawk.
401. Hil. Henry Toteriche, pi. Walter de Colecestre and Joan his wife,
impedients. 6s. ad. of rent in Stanestede. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to
hold of impedients and heirs of Joan, by the yearly rent of 4^., viz. id. at
Christmas, Easter, St. John B and St. Michael, for all service. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk.
402. This Fine relates to Suffolk.
403. William de Biricho, pi. Ralph Koc and Mabel his wife, impedients.
i messuage, 30 acres of land in Suthmenstre. Plea of warranty of charter.
PI. to hold of impedients and heirs of Mabel, by the yearly rent of one rose at
the Nat. of St. J.B., doing other services to the chief lords. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk.
404. Eas. Gilbert Bacun, pi. John de Maundevile of Tyllyngham and
Sabina his wife, impedients. n acres of land in Dansye. Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. to hold of def. and heirs of Sabina, by the yearly rent of one clove
of a gillyflower at Whitsuntide, doing the other services to the chief lords.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
405 Eas. John de la Lee and Katherine his wife, pi. Thomas Grappinel of
Great Gellham and Joan his wife, def. u acres of land in Great Yldham. Plea
of covenant. PI. to hold to them and heirs of John of def. and heirs of Thomas,
by the yearly rent of \d. at Christmas for all service. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
406. Eas. Richard le Bret and Emma his wife, pi. William de Rockele
and J'oan his wife, def. i messuage, 50 acres of land, 8s. lod. rent in West-
hamme. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold to them and heirs of Richard of the
chief lords of the fee. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk indorsed : Philip Burnel
puts in his claim.
407. Trin. John de Haveringes, pi. Ralph de Marcy, by Giles Boys,
impedient. i messuage, 38 acres of land, i acre of meadow, 35. 5%d. of rent in
Little Laufare. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to hold of impedient by the
yearly rent of id. at Easter for all service. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
408. Trin. Richard, son of Ralph de Sahara, pi. Simon de Bradeham and
Margaret his wife, def. Manor of Langinho. Plea of covenant. Def. acknow-
ledged right of pi., who granted to def., to hold of the chief lords, to them and
heirs of Simon by Margaret, with remainder to her right heirs.
409. Trin. John, son of Ranulph de Pentelawe and Alice his sister, dem.
Thomas de Moese, ten. i messuage, 28 acres of land, 2 acres of wood in
Pentelawe. Dem. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of John. Cons.,
i sore sparrowhawk.
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410. Trin. Philip, son of Hugh Burnel, pi. John, son of Robert Walkfare
of Borham, impedient. i messuage, 230 acres of land, 15 acres of meadow,
28 acres of pasture, 7 acres of wood, 365. id. of rent in Borham [and] Springefeud.
Plea of warranty of charter. Impedient acknowledged right of pi. to hold of the
chief lords.
411. Trin. John Fitz Peter of Great Wautham (fir Pctri de Magna Wauthann
and Emma his wife, pi. Peter Fitz John of Great Wautham, def. i message,
120 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 10 acres of pasture, 6s. Sd. of rent in
Great Wautham. Plea of covenant. Def. to hold for his life of pi. and heirs of
John, by the yearly rent of one rose at the Nat. of St. J.B., doing other services
to the chief lords.
412. Mich. Heliseus de Luki, citizen of London, and Joan his wife, pi.
Talliafer de Wynton and Elizabeth his wife, def. 10 [?] acres of land and
J messuage in Great Peryndon. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold to them and
heirs of Heliseus of the chief lords of the fee. Further def. granted, for them-
selves and the heirs of Elizabeth, the reversion of one-third of the said third of
the said messuage (which Ranulph de Arderne and Katherine his wife held in
her dower of the inheritance of the said Elizabeth on the day this agreement was
made) after the death of the said Katherine, to hold with the first said tenements.
Cons., i2/. sterling. This agreement was made in the presence of the said
Ranulph and Katherine, who acknowledged they had no other right in the said
third of a third, than as above, and quitclaimed to pi. and heirs of Heliseus.
Endorsed: Walter de Gyrounde puts in his claim. Agnes, wife of the same
Walter, puts in her claim.
413. Hil. William de Sutton, pi. Richard de Aldham, def. i messuage,
36 acres of land, i acre of meadow, i acre of wood and <\d. of rent in Aldham and
Great Teye, which Saer de Feringe holds for term of his life by the law of
England. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold after death of Saer of the chief lords.
This agreement was made in the presence and with the agreement of the said
Saer, who did fealty to the said William in court.
414. Trin. John, son of Richard de Springefeud, pi. Richard de Springe-
feud, impedient. i messuage, 120 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow, 8 acres of
pasture, 75. of rent in Springefeud, and the advowson of a moiety of the church
of that town. Plea of warranty of charter. Impedient acknowledged right oi
pi., who granted to def. to hold for term of his life of pi., by the yearly rent of
6d., half at Michaelmas and half at Easter, for all service.
415. Trin. John atte Strete of Passefeld, pi. Walter Gerun and Agnes his
wife, impedients. 8 acres of land in Great de (sic) Perendon. Plea of warranty
of charter. Pi. to hold of impedients and heirs of Agnes by the yearly rent of 6d.,
half at Michaelmas, half at Easter, for all service. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
Endorsed : Heliseus de Luk' and William Fitz John of Great Perendon, and
Talliafer de Wynton and Elizabeth his wife, put in their claim.
416. Trin. John de la Rokele and Lucy his wife, Ralph de Howardin and
Cecily his wife, John de Howardin and Isabel his wife, dem. Robert de Frekebergh
and Joan his wife, ten. Three parts of i messuage, of i mill, of 240 acres of
land, 8 acres of meadow, 8 acres of wood and 405. of rent in Duntone, Gynge
Rauf and Little Burgstede. Dem. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of
Lucy, Cecily and Isabel to def. and heirs of Robert. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
417. Trin. Philip, son of Hugh Burnel, pi. John, son of Robert Walkfare
of Borham, impedient. Premises as in 410 above. Plea of warranty of charter.
PI. to hold of impedient by the service of one clove of a gillyflower, doing other
services to the chief lords of the fee. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
418. Trin Henry le Waleys of London, pi. John Odyn of Wakerynge
and Hawysia his wife, impedients. n acres of land in Schopilaunde. Plea of
warranty of charter. PI. to hold of John and heirs of Hawysia by the yearly
rent of id. at the Nat. of St. J.B. for all service. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
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.419. Mich. Robert le Fauconer of St. Albans, pi. William Clement,
impedient. i messuage, 50 acres of land, y acres of meadow, 145 $d. of rent
in Navestoke. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to hold of impedient, by the
vr.-irly rent, during the life of impedient, of loos., payable half at Michaelmas,
half at Easter. And after the said William's death pi. and his heirs shall be
quit of the payment of the said loos., and shall pay yearly to his heirs one rose
at the Nat. of St. J.B. for all service due to impedient and his heirs, doing for
them to the chief lords all other services. Cons, by pi., i sore sparrowhawk.
420. Mich. Alan de Waldeshef and Avelina his wife, pi. John de Bauquelle
and Cecily his wife, def. Manor of Selvele. Plea of covenant. Def. quit-
claimed from themselves and the heirs of Cecily to pi. and heirs of Avelina.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
421. Mich. Robert de Hailing', chaplain, pi. Eustace, son of Reginald de
Briddeslane and Maud his wife, impedients. i messuage and 8 acres of land in
Hatfeud Peverel. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to hold to him and Simon
de Hailing' and the heirs of Robert of impedients and heir of Maud, by the
yearly rent of one root of ginger at Christmas, doing all other services to the
chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
422. Mich. John de Louetot, pi. John de Ponte and Cristiana, daughter of
Andrew de Brumfeud, def. Two parts of the manor of Westhornedon and the
advowson (not in genitive) of the church of that manor; 50^ acres i rood of
land in Chiltendich. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold of the chief lords of the
fee. Def. also granted the reversion of one-third of the said manor (which
Ellen, who was wife of John de Horndorn, held in dower on the day this
agreement was made, with reversion to def. and their heirs). And the said
Ellen was present and did fealty to pi. in court.
423. Mich. Emma, who was wife of William le Bret of Tendring, and
William, son of William le Bret, pi. William de Billingford and Rose his wife,
impedients. igd. of rent in Tendring. Plea of covenant. Impedients acknow-
ledged right of William the pi., as that which William le Bret his father, whose
heir he is, and Emma had of the gift of impedients ; Emma to hold for her life
by the yearly rent of one clove of a gillyflower at Christmas, and doing 6d. to
the King's scutage, when it runs at 405., for all service ; remainder at her death
to the pi. William, to hold of impedients and heirs of Rose by the said services.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
424. Mich. William de Clovyle, pi. William de Hanyngefeud the elder and
Isabel his wife, def. i messuage, 100 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, i acres
of wood in Westhanyngefeud. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the
premises to be the right of pi., who granted the same to them to hold for their
lives, rendering yearly to him and his heirs a rose at the Nat. of St. J.B., and
doing all other services to the chief lords.
425. Mich. William de Sutton, pi. Richard Lamberd and Joan his wife,
def. i messuage in Molesham. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of
the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
426. Mich. John de Tany, pi. John de Tracy and Margery his wife, imp.
i messuage, 140 acres of land, 12 acres of meadow, 15 acres of wood, 200 acres of
marsh in Hockeley. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of
impedients and the heirs of Margery at a rent of id. yearly at Easter, doing all
other services to the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
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188. Eas. Thomas de Berkley, pi. Geoffrey de Weledene and Mabel his
wife, def. Manor of Eynesbury, co. Huntingdon, and iocs, of rent in Wenden,
co. Essex. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs from themselves and the heirs
of Mabel. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
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427. Eas. William de Horkesle, pi. Philip Perdriz, ten 80 acres of marsh
in Kyngeshadlegh. Def. to hold to him and his heirs of pi. and his heirs,
rendering 205. yearly at Michaelmas and Easter, and doing all other services-
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
428. Trin. Isabel de Hallestede, pi. John de Maundevile and Sabina his
wife, def. i messuage and 20 acres of land in Assyldeham. Plea of covenant.
PI. and her heirs to hold of def. and the heirs of Sabina, rendering i clove of a
gillyflower at Christmas for all service and doing all other services to the chief
lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
429. Trin. Stephen de Paris, pi. Taliffer de Wynton' and Elizabeth his
wife, imp. 8 acres of land in Great Perendon. Plea of warranty of charter.
PI. and his heirs to hold of impedients and the heirs of Elizabeth, rendering id.
yearly at Michaelmas and doing to the chief lords all other services. Cons.,
i sore sparrowhawk.
430 Mich. Robert Burnel, bishop of Bath and Wells, pi. Guy, son of John
de Tywyng' and Sabina his wife, def. i messuage, 100 acres of land, 4 acres of
meadow and 8 acres of wood in Welewes. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs
to hold of def. and the heirs of Guy, rendering a rose yearly at the Nat. of
St. J.B., and doing to the chief lords all other services. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk
431. Mich Ralph de Hengham, pi. William de Ludham, def. 140 acres
of land, 8 acres of pasture, 60 acres of wood, i8s. of rent and a moiety of a mill
in Halsted. Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi. Cons., i sore sparrow-
hawk.
432. Mich. Geoffrey le Moyne and Alice his wife, and Margaret their
daughter, pi. John de Maundevyle and Sabina his wife, imp. i messuage and
6J acres of land in Assildham. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs
of Margaret to hold of impedients and the heirs of Sabina, rendering a root of
ginger yearly at Christmas. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
433. Mich Stephen, son of Philip le Draper of Maldon 1 , pi. Juliana, daughter
of John Pylevileyn, def. 2 marks of rent in Maylaund. Plea of covenant.
Dei. acknowledged the said rent with all the service of Roger Baynard from the
tenement which he held of her for life in the said town to be the right of pi., to
hold to himself and his heirs of the chief lords ; and also granted to the same the
reversions of 120 acres of land and 20 acres of marsh which the said Roger held
for life in the said town, and of 60 acres of la'nd and 10 acres of marsh which
Cecily, who was the wife of Ralph Pylevylein, held in dower of the inheritance
of def. in the same town. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk. Roger and Cecily were
present and did fealty to pi.
434. Hil. Richard de Berle, pi. John Godwyne and Agnes his wife, imp.
ig| acres of land, r acres of meadow, 2 acres 3 roods of wood, i rood of pasture,
4^ acres of marsh and | messuage in Great Hoylaund. Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of impedients and the heirs of Agnes,
rendering a rose yearly at the Nat. of St. J.B., and doing to the chief lords all
other services. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
435. Mich.* Robert de Magna Wenden and Avice his wife, pi. John de
Thunderle, imp. i messuage, 55 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow. 295. of rent
in Great Wendene. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of Robert
to hold, rendering a rose yearly at the Nat. of St. J.B., and doing to the chief
lords all other services. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
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436. Hil. John son of Henry de Colcestre, clerk, pi. Ralph son of Eustace
de Herewyco and Margery his wife, imp. 13 acres of land in the suburb of
Colcestre. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to hold of impedients and the heirs
of Margery, rendering a root of ginger yearly at Easter and doing to the chief
lords all other services. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
437. Hil. Ralph de Hengham and Clemencia his sister, pi. Robert Peche
and Agnes his wife, clef. One messuage, 120 acres of land, g acres of meadow,
10 acres of pasture, 13 acres of wood and gs. 8d. of rent in Toppesfelde. Plea of
covenant. PI. and the heirs of Clemencia to hold of def. and the heirs of Agnes,
rendering id. yearly at Easter and doing to the chief lords all other services.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
438. Eas. John de la More and Mabel his wife, dem. Gilbert Bakun, ten.
7 acres of land in Daneseye. Plea of mort d'ancestre. Ten. and his heirs to
hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
439. Eas. Robert de Basinges and Margery his wife, pi. Gerard son of
Gerard de Rodes, def. Manor of Brokesheued. Plea of covenant. Def. quit-
claimed to pi. and the heirs of Robert. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
440. Eas. Robert Burnel, bishop of Bath and Wells, pi. Richard son of
Gerard le Conestable, def. One messuage, 120 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow,
3 acres of pasture, 4 acres of wood, 35. qd. of rent and a rent of one hen in
Eppinge. Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs. Cons., i
sore sparrowhawk.
441. Trin. Hugh de Farendon, pi. Geoffrey de Balsham and Edith his
wife, imp. One messuage and 3 acres of land in Hakeneye. Plea of covenant.
PI. and his heirs to hold of def. and the heirs of Edith, rendering a rose yearly
at the Nat. of St. J.B., and doing to the chief lords all other services. Cons ,
i sore sparrowhawk.
442. Trin. Geoffrey de Burnham and Agnes his wife, pi. Master Simon de
la Neylonde, def. One messuage and 50 acres of land in Kyrkeby and Frynton
and the advowson of the church of Frynton. Plea of covenant. PI. and the
heirs of Agnes to hold of def. and his heirs, rendering id. yearly at Easter and
doing to the chief lords all other services. And for this pi. granted to def. for
life one messuage called ' le Fenhus ' and i carucate of land in Chiche St. Osithe,
he rendering id. yearly at Easter and doing to the chief lords all other services,
with reversion to pi. and the heirs of Agnes.
443. Mich. Reginald de Grey, pi. Alexander 'theYunge' and Maud his
wife and Joan her sister, def. One messuage and 30 acres of land in Segenho.
Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs. Cons., i sore sparrow-
hawk.
444. Mich. Sewal son of John de Hanyngfeud, pi. John Costentin of Roff
and Joan his wife, imp. One messuage, 48 acres of land and 125. of rent in
Westhanyngfeud and Sandon. Plea of warranty of charter PI. and his heirs to
hold of impedients and the heirs of Joan, rendering id. yearly at Michaelmas
and doing to the chief lords all other services. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
445. Mich. Thomas de Cokefeud, pi. Benedict de Cokefeud and Margery
his wife. imp. One messuage, 39 acres of land, 7^ acres of meadow, 5 acres of
pasture in Laleford. Plea of warranty of charter, Imp. acknowledged the
premises to be the right of pi., who granted the same to them and the heirs of
the body of Benedict, with remainder to the right heirs of Margery. Endorsed:
And Joan de Leyham and Olive her sister put in their claim.
446. Mich. Reginald de Grey, pi. William Spurun, def. One messuage,
81 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow, 4 acres of pasture, 12 acres of wood in
Sandon and Gybbekrake. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the premises
to be the right of pi., who granted the same, except the 12 acres of wood, to def.
for life at a rent of J pound of pepper, with remainder to pi. and his heirs.
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447. Mich. Robert, abbot of St. John the Baptist, Colcestre, pi. Richard
de Tany, def. 260 acres of land, g acres of meadow, 14 acres of pasture, 100 acres
of marsh and 35. 6d of rent in Little Bemfled, Nevenden and Bures. PI. and his
successors and his church to hold in frank almoin of def. and his heirs. And for
this pi. granted that he and his successors will find a monk chaplain celebrating
divine service in their church at the altar of the Holy Martyrs for the souls of
Richard and his ancestors and heirs. This agreement was made by precept of
the King.
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196. Trin. AdamdeKyngeshemedeandLucyhiswife.pl. John de Middelon
and Agnes his wife, def. gs. $d. of rent in Great Kenebell, Little Kenebell,
Hertwell, Eselbergh, Hameden and Aston by Ivyngho. Plea of covenant. Def.
acknowledged the rent with homages and services of various tenants named to
be the right of Lucy, to hold to pi. and her heirs of the chief lords; and also
granted to the same the reversion of 25. 5\d. of rent in the same towns which
Agnes, late the wife of Humphrey de Dun, held in dower of the inheritance of
the said Agnes on the day on which this agreement was made. PI. granted to
def. and the heirs of Agnes 315. io|rf. of rent yearly at Easter and Michaelmas
with power of distraint on the lands and chattels of pi. and the heirs of Lucy in
Stone by Godyve Estre, co. Essex. Def. released for themselves and the heirs
of Agnes to pi. and the heirs of Lucy all right in .} knight's fee in Stone by
Godyve Estre, saving the said rent. This agreement was made in the presence
of the said tenants, who did fealty to pi. Bucks, Essex.
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448. Hil. Sewel le Webbe of Tyllyngham, pi. John de Maundeville and
Sabina his wife, def. 3 acres of land and i acre of meadow in Tyllyngham.
Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of def. and the heirs of Sabinn,
rendering yearly i grain of pepper at Christmas and doing to the chief lords all
other services. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
449. Hil. Robert, bishop of Bath and Wells, pi. William le Lunger and
Agnes his wife, def. One messuage, 10 acres of land and f>^d. of rent in Little
Waltham. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of def. and the heirs of
Agnes, rendering yearly i clove of a gillyflower at Easter. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk.
450. Hil. Robert, bishop of Bath and Wells, pi. Walter de Chabeham and
Sybil his wife, def. 135. a,d. of rent in Little Waltham. Plea of covenant. PI.
and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons.; i sore sparrowhawk.
451. Hil. PhilipBurnel.pl. Robert de Mortone and Margaret his wife, def.
24 messuages, 120 acres of land 20 acres of meadow and 245. 8d. of rent in
Westhammes. Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and also quitclaimed
all right in all other lands which he had in the town on the day on which the
agreement was made. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk
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45.2. Eas. At the Guildhall, London. John Swynk, pi. Adam Tilleteye and
Kmma his wife, clef g| acres of land in Bockyng. Plea of covenant. PI. and
his heirs to hold of def. and the heirs of Emma, rendering 28d. yearly in moieties,
at Raster anil Michaelmas. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
453. Eas. Robert, bishop of Bath and Wells, pi., by John le Botiller.
Richard, parson of Hammes, imp. 21 acres of land and 45. of rent in Est-
hammes. Plea of warranty of charter. Impedient acknowledged the premises
to be the right of pi. as that' which he had of his gift ; and for this pi. granted the
same to impedient to hold for life, rendering 5 marks yearly, in moieties at the
Nat. of St. J B. and All Saints, and doing to the chief lords all other services,
with reversion to pi. and his heirs.
454. Trin. Bartholomew de Mockyng, pi. Robert le Wrothe and Agnes his
wife, imp. 80 acres of marsh in Fobbing. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and
his heirs to hold of irnpedients and the heirs of Agnes, rendering a rose yearly at
the Nat. of St. J.B and doing to the chief lords all other services. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk.
455. Hil. Robert de Swyllyngton, pi, William son of Sarah de Pirrowe,
imp. Two parts of the manor of Ovyton. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. to
hold the said two parts of the chief lords, with the reversion of the third part,
which Joan, late the wife of John de Crek, held in dower of the inheritance of
impedient on the day on which this agreement was made. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk. This agreement was made in the presence of Joan, who did fealty.
456. Hil. John, son of William de Samford and Sarah his wife, pi. John
son of Walter de Taxstede and Isabel his wife, def. One messuage, 20 acres of
land, i acre of meadow and IDS of rent in Tackeleye, which pi. hold for the life
of Sarah of the inheritance of Isabel. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of
John to hold of def. and the heirs of Isabel, rendering a rose yearly at the Nat.
of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all other services.
457. Trin. Cristiana de Maule, pi. Robert Fitz Walter, def. The manor
of Sheringh', a mill, 58 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow, 10 acres of pasture and
2s. n^d. of rent in the same town, and the advowsons of the church and chapel
of the same town. Plea of covenant. PI. acknowledged the premises to be the
right of def. and for this he granted the same to her to hold of him and his heirs
for life, rendering id. yearly at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords
all other services.
458. Eas. Richard Pyriman and Amice his wife, pi. Gilbert le Armerer and
Agnes his wife. imp. i messuage, 13 acres of land, 3 roods of meadow, 2 acres
of wood, 2 acres of pasture and 2s. gd. of rent in Colne Eyngayne. Plea of
warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of Richard to hold of def. and the heirs
of Agnes, rendering yearly i clove of a gillyflower at Easter and doing to the
chief lords all other services. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
459. Mich. Roger de Torinton and Isabel his wife, pi. Henry Colhoppe of
Melrethe and Margaret his wife, imp. i messuage, 36 acres of land and 5 acres
of meadow in Dyham. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of Roger
of the body of Isabel to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs
of Roger.
460. Trin. William de Molyns and Eleanor de Sancto Paulo, pi. Robert le
Chaloner and Maud his wife, def. 16 acres of land and 75. jd. of rent in Godithe
Estre. Plea of covenant PI. and the heirs of William to hold of the chief
lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
461. Mich. Walrand de Rocheford, pi John de Chishull, imp. 5 acres of
meadow in White Roching. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his heirs to
hold of impedient and his heirs, rendering a chaplet of roses yearly at the Nat.
of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all other services. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk.
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462. Mich.* John, son of Elias atte More, dem. John le Bret and Gilbert
de Stanford, ten. i messuage, 85 acres of land, 6 acres of wood and ai acres 01
meadow in Fynchyngfeld and Stanburne. Dem. acknowledged the premises to
be the right of John le Bret, and for this at his petition ten. granted the same to
Master Philip Walram and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons, by Philip,
i sore sparrowhawk.
463. Mich. Robert de Harewade and Cecily his wife, pi. Richaid, son 01
John le Keu of Great Bromlegh, def. 125 acres of land, 6| acres of meadow, 23
acres of wood, 12 acres of pasture, 45. of rent and ii messuages in Great Bromlegt
and Fratyng. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of Robert to hold of def. anc
his heirs, rendering a rose yearly at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chie
lords all other services. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
464. Trin. Richard Fylol, pi. John de Heydon and Maud his wife, def
i messuage, 50 acres of land, 3 acres of wood and i acre of pasture in Copeford
Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of def. and the heirs of Maud
rendering a rose yearly at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords al
other services. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
465. Trin. John Hamond, dem. Robert le Chaloner and Maud his wife
ten. i messuage, i mill and 24$ acres of land in Godythe Estre. Dem. ack-
nowledged the premises to be the right of Robert, and for this at his petition
ten. granted the same to William de Molyns and Eleanor de Sancto Paulo
London' and her heirs, rendering yearly i clove of a gillyflower at Christmas
and doing to the chief lords all other services.
466. Mich.* John Fitz Walter of Tacstede and Isabel his wife, pi. John
de la Panetrie and Sarah his wife, imp. One messuage, 34 acres of land, 3 roods
of wood and izd. of rent in Tacstede. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the
heirs of Isabel to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
467. Mich.* Henry le Waleys of London, pi. William de Laffham anc
Lucy his wife, imp. 10 acres of land in Suthchirche. Plea of warranty o
charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of impedients and the heirs of Lucy, rendering
a clove of a gillyflower yearly at Easter. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
468. Mich Richard Fitz William of Little Saunford, pi. John son o:
William son of John de Fynchyngfeld and Margery his wife, imp. i messuage
20 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, i acres of wood and g^d. of rent in Little
Saunford. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of impedients
and the heirs of Margery, rendering a rose yearly at the Nat. of St. J.B. anc
doing to the chief lords all other services. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
469. Mich. Margery de Rocheford, pi. Walter de Tany and Isabel his wife
imp. i messuage, 88 acres of land and i2%d. of rent in Shypenes, Chishull anc
Great Heydon. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and her heirs to hold o
impedients and the heirs of Isabel, rendering a clove of a gillyflower yearly a
Easter and doing to the chief lords all other services. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk
470. Mich. Roger Thorenal and Alice his wife, pi. Nicholas Baynard, def
i messuage and 26 acres of land in Mescynges. Plea of covenant. PI. and the
heirs of Alice to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
471. Trin. Richard de Leukenore and Margery his wife, pi. William le
Rus of Great Berdefeld and Margery his wife. imp. 10 acres of land in Grea
Berdefeld. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of Richard to hold of
the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
472. Mich. William de Basyngham and Ellen his wife, pi. Adam son of
Thomas de Tye, def. i messuage, 53 acres of land and H acres of pasture in
Bockyng. Plea of covenant. PI. acknowledged the premises to be the right of
def. and for this he granted the same to them for life, they rendering 6s. 8d.
yearly at Michaelmas and doing to the chief lords all other services.
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18 EDWARD I. 1290.
202. Hil. Adam son of William de Lincoln' of Great Jernemuthe and Joan
his wife, pi. Walter de Wyndesore, def. The manor of Codesmor, co. Rutland,
and 2 messuages, 140^ acres of land, i8| acres of meadow, 19 acres of pasture
and 305. of rent in Esthamme and Westhamme, co. Essex. Plea of covenant.
PI. acknowledged the premises to be the right of def. and for this he granted the
same to them and the heirs of Adam of the body of Joan, to hold of def. and his
heirs, rendering 40^. yearly to him for life, at Martinmas and Whitsuntide, and
afterwards a rose yearly to his heirs at the Nat. of St. J B., and doing to the chief
lords all other services. And if pi. die without heir of the body of Joan the
premises shall revert to def. and his heirs. Rutland, Essex.
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
19 EDWARD I. 1290-1291.
473. Hil. Bartholomew de Castello, pi. Richard Fitz William of Little
Saunford and Maud his wife, def. 12 acres of land in Nywenham Plea of
covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
474. Eas. Richard de Keleshull, pi. John Fitz William and Margery his
wife, def. i messuage and 19 acres of land in Crishale. Plea of covenant.
PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
475. Trin. Thomas de Stodham, pi. John de Sandon and Mary his wife,
imp. 50 acres of land and 8 acres of wood in Hockele. Plea of warranty of
charter. PI and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
476. Trin. Adam de Farleye, chaplain, and Adam de Fynchyngfeud, pi.
Richard Trenchevent and Maud his wife. imp. i messuage and i acre of land
in Great Laufare. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of Adam de
Farleye to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
477. Trin. Robert Greylond of London, pi. John, son of Roger de
Fenbrugges and Avice his wife, imp. i messuage and 30 acres of land in
Rothyngemarcy. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
478. Trin. Robert de Pateshull, pi. Simon de Pateshull, whom Walter
son of John de Pateshull vouched to warranty. The manor of Borewaldone.
PI. quitclaimed to Simon and his heirs. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
479. Mich.* Hugh Watles and Cristina his wife, dem. Robert de Freke-
burgh and Joan his wife, ten. A fourth part of one mill, 240 acres of land,
8 acres of meadow, 8 acres of wood and 405. of rent in Duntone, Ginge Rauf and
Little Burghstede. Dem. quitclaimed to ten. and the heirs of Robert. Cons.,
i sore sparrowhawk.
480. Mich. Gilbert de Clare, Earl of Gloucester and Hertford, pi. by Walter
de Hendon, John Creik and Aline his wife, def. 30^ acres of land and pasture
for 3 oxen or 3 horses in Thacsted. Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed for
themselves and the heirs of Aline to pi. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
481. Mich. Gilbert de Clare, Earl of Gloucester and Hertford, pi. by Walter
de Hendon. Walter Blendehare and Julian his wife, def. 8 acres of land in
Taxstede. Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed for themselves and the heirs of
Julian to pi. and his heirs. Con., i sore sparrowhawk.
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482. Mich. Nicholas Fermbaud and Amiabilla his wife, pi. Isolda, who was
the wife of Henry de Norwyco, def. i messuage, 90 acres of land, 12 acres of
meadow, 6 acres of wood and 305. of rent in Westurrok, Dongesell and Stanford.
Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of Nicholas of the body of Amiabilla to hold
of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Nicholas. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk.
483. Eas. Ralph de Hengham, pi. John de Albo Monasterio and Margery
his wife, def. i messuage, 98 acres of land, i acres of meadow, 4 acres of wood
and igd. of tent in Macching, Rodyng Abbatisse, and White Rodyng, which
William de Molton and Agnes his wife hold for six years. Plea of covenant.
Remainder to pi. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrow-
hawk. This agreement was made in the presence of William and Agnes, and
they did fealty. Endorsed : John de Marisco puts in his claim.
484 Eas. Bartholomew de Enefeld, pi. Geoffrey de Waledene and Mabel
his wife, imp. i messuage, i carucate of land, 20 acres of wood, 5^ acres of
meadow and 8s. of rent in Wymbisshe. Plea of warranty of charter" PI. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
485. Hil. Henry de Ponte and William de Gatetill, pi. Richard de
Kenyngton and Agnes his wife, def 2^ acres of meadow in Berkynges. Plea of
covenant. PI. and the heirs of William to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk. Endorsed : The abbess of Berking puts in her claim.
486. Eas. Master Thomas de Bredstreete, pi. John de Sutton and Maud
his wife, def. i messuage, i mill, 240 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 50 acres
of pasture, 8 acres of wood and 4$. of rent In Stapelford Tany, Navestok and
Stanford. Plea of covenant. Thomas and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
487. Eas. Avice de Hodynges, pi. Agnes de Codham and Joan her sister,
def. gs. of rent in Gosfeld which Peter de Burgate and Amice his wife receive
from Walter de la Burne of Gosfeld during the life of Amice. Plea of covenant.
Def. acknowledged the said rent with the homage and service of Walter from
the tenement which he held of def. and Peter and Amice to be the right of Avice,
and granted the remainder to her and her heirs to hold of the chief lords. This
agreement was made in the presence of Peter and Amice, who quitclaimed, and
of Walter, who did fealty. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
488. Trinity. Peter Burre and John his younger son, pi. John le Sandon
and Mary his wife, imp. 28 acres of land, 2 acres of wood and IDS. lod. of rent
in Reylee. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of the body of John
to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to Peter and his heirs
489. Trin. Adam le Taillur and Joan his wife, pi. Ralph de Bello Campo,
def. i messuage, 60 acres of land, 16 acres of meadow, 5 acres of wood and
6 acres of pasture in Rothing Beauchamp and the advowson of the church of the
same town which Richard de Brumpton holds for life of the demise of def.
Plea of covenant. Remainder to pi. and the heirs of Adam, to hold of the chief
lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk. This agreement was made in the presence
of Richard, and he did fealty.
490 Mich.* Rich de Suthchirch, pi. Ralph de Hemenhale and Emma his
wife, def. 63 acres of land, i acre of meadow and i6s. 8d. of rent in Pretirwell,
Little Sutton and Reyleye. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
491. Mich. William Joye and Claricia his wife, pi. John de Wyntonia and
Lucy his wife, imp. 10 acres of land ^ acre of meadow in Stanburne. Plea of
warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of William to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk. Endorsed : Walter Gerunde and Agnes his wife put
in their claim. Tailefer de Wynton and Elizabeth his wife put in their claim.
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492. Hil. Robert Burnel, bishop of Bath and Wells, pi. by John le Botyler.
Gilbert le Jeuene of Esthamme, imp. io acres of land in Esthamme. Plea of
warranty of charter. PI and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons , i sore
sparrowhawk .
493. Hil. Master Elyseus Barelye of Luca and Joan his wife, pi. Walter
de Gyrunde and Agnes his wife and Tailfer de Wynton' and Elizabeth his wife,
def. io| acres of land and 2 acres of meadow in Great Peryndon. Plea of
covenant. PI. and the heirs of Elyseus to hold of the chief lords. Tailfer and
Elizabeth warranted -i acre of meadow, and Walter and Agnes warranted the
remainder. And for this pi. granted to Walter and Agnes and her heirs 2 parts
of a capital messuage in the said town, to hold of the chief lords.
494. Hil William de Fordham, pi. John son of Nicholas de Wynton' and
Lucy his wife, imp. 5 acres of land in Stanburne. Plea of warranty of charter.
PI and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
Endorsed : Walter de Gerunde and Agnes his wife put in their claim. Tailefer
de Wynton' and Elizabeth his wife put in their claim
495. Eas. Thomas le Tanur of Reylegh and William his son, pi. John
Sayer of Hakewell and Margaret his wife, imp. 8 acres of land in Reylegh.
Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of William to hold of the chief
lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
496. Eas. John de Lyston and Helewysa his wife, pi. Ralph de Glynle and
Joan his wife, Richard de Tyngewyk and Alice his wife, Roger le Tayllur of
St. Albans and Agnes his wife, def. i messuage, 99! acres of land, 2,\ acres of
meadow, 8 acres of wood, 8 acres of pasture and 305. yd. of rent in Foxherd.
Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and the heirs of John. Cons., 60
marks of silver.
497. Eas. Robert de Frekeberwe and Joan his wife, pi. Roger Bona venture
and Marselia his wife, def. 120 acres of land and 105. of rent in Dounton.
Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of Robert to hold of the chief lords, with
the homages and services of the master of the hospital of St. Bartholomew of
London, Smethefeld, Cristina le Heldere and Maud, who was the wife of Thomas
le Shephurde, and their heirs. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk. This agreement
was made in the presence of the master. Cristiana and Maud, and they did fealty.
498. Trin. John Sprot of Releghe, pi. Laurence, son of Richard de Wode-
ham and Sibil his wife, imp. j\ acres of land in Releghe. Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
499. Trin. Peter, son of Nicholas de la Graunge, pi. Nicholas de la Graunge
of Stepelbumstede, imp. i messuage and 2 acres of land in Stepelbumstede.
Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords, and
also the reversion of 22 acres of land and i acre of meadow which Robert de
London and Agnes his wife held in dower in the said town on the day on which
this agreement was made. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk. This agreement was
made in the presence of Robert and Agnes, and they did fealty.
500. Trin. John son of Master Simon de Slamundesheye, pi. Malcolm de
Harle, def. i messuage, 334 acres of land, 14 acres of meadow, 15 acres of wood,
4 acres of pasture and 5cs. of rent in Slamundesheye, Whyte Nuttelee, Blake
Notelee, Great L[eg'], Felstede and Stystede. Plea of covenant. PI. acknow-
ledged the premises to be the right of def. and for this def. granted the same to
pi. and Joan his wife and his heirs of her body, with remainders to Joan and the
heirs of her body, pi. and the heirs of his body, and Malcolm de Bello Mariso,
brother of Joan, and his heirs, to hold of the chief lords Endorsed: William de
la Feld, John de Payton, William Robert of Feldestede and Alice his wife and
Rose her sister, Henry atte Brok of Springefeld. Margery de Wlfyncherch,
Hugh de Yerdely and Maud his wife and Rose her sister put in their claim.
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501. Trin. Jordan Payn of Maldon, pi. Nicholas de Angre and Margaret
his wife, def. 2 acres of land in Maldon. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs
to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
502. Mich. Hamo de Briche, pi. Richard de Boyche, imp. i messuage,
140 acres of land, i acres of meadow and 6s 8d. of rent in Great Briche. Plea
of warranty of charter. Def. acknowledged the premises to be the right of pi., as
that which he has of his gift, and for this pi. granted the same to def to hold
for life of pi. and his heirs, rendering yearly i clove of a gillyflower at Easter
and doing to the chief lords all other services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs.
503. Trin. Roger Peryn and Maud his wife pi. Richard Pod and Mabel
his wife. imp. i messuage in Westhanyfeld Plea of warranty of charter. PI.
and the heirs of Roger to hold of the chief lords Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
504. Trin. John, son of Adam de London and Eva his wife, pi. Elyseus
Barelye of Luca and Joan his wife, def. A third of the manor of Great Peryndon.
Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons.,
i sore sparrowhawk. This agreement was made by precept of the King.
Endorsed: Walter de Gerounde puts in his claim. Agnes, wife of the same
Walter, daughter of Baldwin de Whitsond, puts in her claim. Taillefer de
Wynton' puts in his claim. Elizabeth, wife of the same Taillefer, daughter of
Baldwin, puts in her claim.
505. Trin. Nicholas de Angre, pi. Richard Hardynges of Maldon and Alice
his wife, def. 8 acres of land in Maldon. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs
to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
506. Mich, Peter, son of William de Marny, pi. William son of William
de Marny of Fyfhyde and Felicia his wife, imp. i messuage and 18 acres of
land in Great Laufare and Herlawe. Plea of warranty of charter. Impedients
acknowledged the premises to be the right of pi., and for this he granted the
same to them and the heirs of Felicia to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk.
507. Mich. Richard, son of Geoffrey de Boyton, pi. Geoffrey de Boyton,
def. i messuage, 8 acres of land, i rood of meadow and 2s. nd. of rent in
Taxstede. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
508. Mich. Robert son of Martin le Teye, pi. Richard de Leukenore and
Margery his wife, def. 7 acres of land in Aldham. Plea of covenant. Pi. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., loos, of silver.
509. Mich. Bartholomew de Castello and Nicholas de Castello, pi. James
de Styvinton and Amabilla his wife and James son of James de Styvynton, def.
12 acres of land in Asshedon. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of Nicholas
to hold of the chief lords Cons., 8 marks of silver.
510. Mich. Richard de Leukenore and Margery his wife, pi. Peter le
Boteler of Great Berdefeld, imp. i messuage, 62 acres of land, i^ acres of
pasture and 5 acres of wood in Great Berdefeld. Plea of warranty of charter.
PI. and the heirs of Richard to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 20 marks of silver.
511. Mich. John de Lyston and Helewysa his wife, pi. Richard de
Tynegewyk and Alice his wife, def. 15 acres of land in Foxhyrd which Edmund
le Fermer holds for life. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of John to hold
the reversion of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk. This agreement
was made in the presence of Edmund, and he did fealty.
512. Mich. Walter le Vylur of Wodeham, pi. Walter de Holewell and
Alice his wife, imp. i messuage, 20 acres of land, z\ acres of meadow and i acre
of wood in Danyngbury. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his heirs to
hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
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513. Mich.* John, son of Henry de Colecestre, clerk, pi. Philip Harneys
of Ipswich and Alice his wife, imp. 2 messuages, 78 acres of land, 3! acres of
meadow, 3 acres of wood and 46$. of rent in Grenestede, Milande, Colecestre and
the suburb of Colecestre. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his heirs to
hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
514. Trin. John Fitz Simon and Margery his wife, pi. Robert de Sancto
Claro, def. The manor of Estillebery and 2 parts of the manor of Danyngbury
and a moiety of the advowson of the church of the same town. Plea of covenant.
PI. and the heirs of Margery to hold of the chief lords. Def. also granted to the
same the reversion of the manor of Lyston, the third part of the manor of
Danyngebury, i messuage, 50 acres of land, 260 acres of marsh and 63$. 10^. of
rent in Fange, Fobbyng, Coryngham and Stanford, which Felicia, who was the
wife of William de Sancto Claro, holds in dower of the inheritance of def. Cons.,
i sore sparrowhawk. This agreement was made in the presence of Felicia, and
she did fealty.
515. Hil. Walter le Swayn of Waleden and Cecily his wife, pi. John
Attechirche of Rikenyge and Margaret his wife, def. i messuage and 3! acres
of land in Waleden Mercati. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of Walter to
hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
516. Hil. John de London, pi. Nicholas de Basham and Alice his wife,
imp. 17 acres of land in Newenham, Asshyndon and Stevynton Plea of
warranty of charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk.
517. Hil. Thomas son of Philip le Clerk of Anesty and Maud his wife, pi.
John son of Nicholas de Wynton' and Lucy his wife, imp. i messuage, 3^ acres
of land and acre of meadow in Stanburne. Plea of warranty of charter. PI.
and the heirs of Thomas to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk
Endorsed : Walter Gerunde and Agnes his wife put in their claim. Tailefer de
Wynton' and Elizabeth his wife put in their claim.
518. Eas. Margery de Moese and Richard her son, pi., by Robert de
Denham. Richard de Keueton and Agnes his wife, def. 3 roods of land in
Dagenham. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of Richard to hold of the chief
lords. Def. also quitclaimed to the same all right in 20 acres of land which they
had of the gift of William Platir in the same town. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
Endorsed : Isabel, abbess of Berkyngg, puts in her claim.
519 Eas. William son of William le Butiller, pi. William le Butiller, def.
i messuage, 148 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow, 7 acres of wood and 4 acres of
pasture in Great Gelham, Little Gelham and Hengham Crastri. Plea of
covenant. Def. acknowledged the premises to be the right of pi. and for this pi.
granted the same to def. for life, rendering yearly i clove of a gillyflower at
Easter, with remainder to pi. and his heirs, to hold of the chief lords.
520. Eas. Richard Nayrnut, pi. Eleanor de Ewell, def. The third part of
i messuage, 2 mills, 220 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow and lol. of rent in
Asshewell, which John de Heghestre, vicar of Asshewell, holds for life. Plea of
covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold the reversion of the chief lords, rendering
yearly to def. for her life 8^ marks yearly in moieties at Michaelmas and the
Annunciation of St. Mary in Marcio. This agreement was made in the presence
of John, and he did fealty. Endorsed : John de Gisors and Margery his wife put
in their claim. Stephen de Cantebr' and Maud his wife put in their claim.
521. Trin. Thomas Sare of Shobury and Agnes his wife, pi. John de
Goldewell and Alice his wife, imp. 9 acres of land in Little Shobury. Plea of
warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of Thomas to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
522. Trin. Master Philip de Reynes, pi. Roger de Bockyng, def. i messuage,
i carucate of land, 20 acres of meadow and 5 marks of rent in Bockyng, Plea
of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk.
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523. Trin. John de Derby and Alice his wife, dem. Stephen de Gotham,
ten. i messuage in Westhamme. Ten. quitclaimed to dem. and his heirs.
Cons , i sore sparrowhawk
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524. Trin. Hugh son of William de Helpeston, pi. William son of Gilbert
de Helpeston and Joan his wife, imp. i messuage, 22 acres of land, 4 acres of
meadow and 135 4^. of rent in Neuport. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. And for this pi. granted to impedients 16
acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 135. 4^. of rent and 2 parts of i messuage out
of the same to hold for their lives, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. [ P>.
and doing to the chief lords all other services, with remainder to pi. and his heir.
525. Trin. William de Sancto Albano, pi. Cristiana Cheuere, imp i
messuage and 24 acres of land in Gyng Munteney. Plea of warranty of charter.
PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords Cons., zol. sterling.
526. Trin. Osbert le Bakere, pi. Walter le Saler and Gunnora his wife,
imp. i messuage and i rood of land in Great Dunmawe. Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., roos. of silver.
527. Trin. Robert Gybecrake and Agnes his wife and Margery her daughter,
pi. Benedict Wade of Felstede, def. i messuage, roo acres of land, 180 acres
of marsh and 45. of rent in Toleshunte and Goldhangre Plea of covenant PI.
acknowledged the premises to be the right of def and for this he granted the
same to them and the heirs of the body of Margery, with remainder to the right
heirs of Robert, to hold of the chief lords.
528. Trin. Sewal son of Thomas de Walton, pi. Nicholas Nepi of Seuebergh
and Rose his wife, def. i messuage, 8 acres of land and 4 acres of heath in
Mockyng and Orseth. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold of the chief lords Con?.,
1005. of silver.
529. Mich William Basset and Cristiana his wife, pi. Nicholas de Bydeford
and Dionisia his wife, imp. 65 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, 5 acres of wood,
2 acres of pasture and 6s of rent in Great Chishull. Plea of warranty of charter.
PI. and the heirs of William to hold of the chief lords. And for this they will
render 405. yearly to impedients for their lives, in moieties at Michaelmas and
Easter.
530. Mich. Alexander de la Perie, pi. Walter Maydegod and Maud his
wife, def. i messuage and 4 acres of land in Little Badewe. Plea of covenant.
Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs. Cons , loos, of silver.
531. Mich Warin, son of Alice Sparwe of Colecestre, pi. William Fitz
Warin of Colecestre, imp. 2 messuages, 180 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow,
12 acres of wood, 2S. 6d. of rent and a rent of 4 hens in Colecestre, Mylaunde and
Lexeden. Plea of warranty of charter. Def. acknowledged the premises to be
the right of pi. and for this pi. granted the same to def. to hold for life, rendering
yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B., with reversion to pi. and his heirs.
532. Mich. Adam de Bidik and Joan his wife, pi., by Peter Child. William
Marny and Amicia his wife, imp. 28 acres of land and i2d. of rent in Rochynge
Beauchaump. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of Joan to hold
of the chief lords. Cons., io/. sterling.
533- Mich. Richard de Dunmowe and Margaret his wife, pi. John de
Muleford and Ellen his wife, imp. i messuage in Westhamme. Plea of warranty
of charter. PI. and the heirs of Margaret to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 20$.
of silver.
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534. Mich. Roger Baynnard and Margery his wife, pi John le Breton, def.
i messuage, 120 acres of land, 60 acres of marsh and rys. 8d. of rent in La
Mayllonde and Burnham. Plea of covenant PI. acknowledged the premises to
be the right of def. and for this he granted the same to them and the heirs of the
body of Margery, with remainder to the right heirs of Roger, to hold of the
chief lords.
535. Mich. William Peyforer and Lora his wife, pi. John Peverel and
Beatrice his wife, def. 86 acres of land and a moiety of a messuage in Twyn-
stede. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of Lora to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., 40^. sterling.
536. Mich. Alice, who was the wife of William Fitz Warin, pi. John de
Saundon, imp. The manor of Lesteneston. Plea of warranty of charter. PI.
and her heirs to hold of the chief lords. Impedient quitclaimed all right in the
third part of the manor which pi. had of the grant of the King. Endorsed: And
William de Hauerberge and Aline his wife and Maud, who was the wife of
Gilberd de Lefstanstun, put in their claim.
537. Eas. Ralph de Coggeshale, pi. John le Ken and Alice his wife, def.
i messuage, 30 acres of land, i| acres of meadow and i^d. of rent in Kelleveden.
Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi and his heirs. Cons., 6 marks of
silver.
538. Trin. Hugh son of William Martyn of Neuport, pi. Matthew de
Waledon, merchant, and Katharine his wife, imp. i messuage in Neuport.
Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons ,
loos, of silver.
539. Trin. William de Sancto Albano, pi Roger de Monteshalle and Letia
his wife, imp. i messuage and 2 acres of land in Wakerynges. Plea of warranty
of charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., iocs, of silver.
540. Trin. John de Wrytele and Isabel his wife, pi. William de Hauekeden
and Agnes his wife, imp. i messuage, 13^ acres of land and i acre 3 roods of
meadow in Writele. Plea of warranty of charter PI. and the heirs of John to
hold of the chief lords. Cons., 20 marks of silver
541. Trin. Roger son of Joceus le Taillur, pi. Joceus le Taillur, imp.
i messuage and 45 acres of land in the town of St. Laurence and Asshildeham.
Plea of warranty of charter. Impedient acknowledged the premises to be the
right of pi. as that which he has of his gift, and for this pi. granted the same to
him to hold for life, rendering 2s. yearly in moieties at Michaelmas and Easter
and doing to the chief lords all other services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs.
542. Trin. William de Kynebalton and Petronilla his wife, pi. Geoffrey
Page and Cristiana his wife, imp. 5 acres of land in Teyden Gernun. Plea of
warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of William to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., 405. ot silver.
543. Trin. John le Rus, pi. Philip de Lamburne and Isabel his wife, imp.
7 acres of land in Felstede. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his heirs to
hold of the chief lords. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
544. Trinity. John Huraund of Halestede, pi. Gundreda the daughter of
Roger Huraund, Robert Bulluk and Sarah his wife, imp. i messuage, 70 acres
of land, 4 acres of meadow, 15 acres of pasture and 205. of rent in Halstede and
Hethyngham. Plea of warranty of charter. Impedients quitclaimed to pi. and
his heirs. Cons.. 405. sterling.
545. Mich. Simon son of Simon le Mareschal, pi. Simon le Mareschal of
Stanford Ripar', def , i messuage, 100 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow and 5
acres of pasture in Stanford Ripar'. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold
of the chief lords. Cons., 100 marks of silver.
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546. Hil. Alan Adgor and Alice his wife, pi. Thomas son of Richard dg
Wyham and Emma his wife, def. i messuage, 40 acres of land and 3 acres of
meadow in Wyham and Falkeburne. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the
premises to be the right of Alice, and for this pi. granted the same to def. to hold
for life, rendering yearly i clove of a gillyflower at Easter, and doing to the chief
lords all other services, with reversion to pi. and the heirs of Alice.
547. Hil. Simon son of Roger le Parker of Wodeham and Fina the daughter
of Peter de Fayrstede of Hatfeld Peverel, pi Cristiana de Pettefeld, imp.
i messuage, 40 acres of land, i acre of meadow, 4 acres of wood and 45. of rent
in Hatfeld Peverel. Plea of warranty of charter. Impedient acknowledged the
premises to be the right of Fina, as those which Simon and Fina have of her
gift, and for this pi. granted the same to her to hold for life, rendering yearly
i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all other services, with
reversion to pi. and the heirs of Fina.
548. Hil. Edmund de Kamesek and Joan his wife, pi. by William Wodekoc.
Oliver, bishop of Lincoln, and Robert de Swylinton, def. by Richard de
Marham. The manor of Esttillebury and the advowson of the church of the
same. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of Edmund to hold of the chief
lords. Cons., 100 marks of silver.
549. Mich.* Adam le Tayllur and Joan his wife, pi. by Peter Child.
Alexander de Ryveneshale, clerk, and Margaret his wife, def. 3 acres of land in
Welcumstowe. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of Adam to hold of the
chief lords Cons., 405. of silver
550. Eas. John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, pi. by Roger Wytecler. John
Horn and Alice his wife, def. The manor of Ouesham by Mathinges. Plea of
covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs. Cons., lool. sterling.
551. Eas. Roger le Botiller and Extranea his wife, pi. Robert de Bures and
Alice his wife, def. 2 messuages, 140 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow, 54! acres
of pasture, 18 acres of wood and 305. of rent in Bolemere, and 4 messuages, 54
acres of land and 3^ acres of wood in Wykham St. Paul, Twynstede, Great
Henye and Hengham Sibille. Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and
the heirs of Extranea, and these will render zos. yearly to def for the life of
Alice, in moieties at Michaelmas and Easter, with power of distraint on the
premises.
552. Eas. Nicholas le Prechur of Berkyng and Cristiana his wife, pi.
Reginald de Ramesye and Maud his wife, imp. i messuage in Berkyng. Plea
of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of Nicholas to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., 6 marks of silver. Endorsed : And Isabel, abbess of Berking, puts in her
claim.
553. Eas. Simon de Elmestede, pi. Adam Garlaund of Waldyngfeld and
Maud his wife, def. i messuage, 30 acres of land and 3 acres of wood in
Elmestede. Plea of covenant. Simon and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., 10 marks of silver.
554. Eas. Theobald de Merk, pi. Alice de Thorleye, def. Two parts of i
messuage, 180 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, 8 acres of wood, 12 acres of
pasture and 365. of rent in Amberden Depeden which Walter Baard holds for
life by the law of England. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the said two
parts to be the right of pi., to remain to him and his heirs after the death of
Walter, to hold of the chief lords, and also granted to the same the reversion of
the third part which William le Male and Leticia his wife hold in dower of the
inheritance of def. This agreement was made in the presence of Walter,
William and Leticia, and they did fealty.
554 (bis). Trin. Humphrey de Boun, earl of Hereford and Essex, pi. Simon
do Twamhull and Margery his wife, def. 18 acres of land. | acre of meadow and
i acres of pasture in Great Waltham. Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to
pi. and his heirs, and for this pi. granted to def. and the heirs of Margery 20 acres
of land in the fields of Cherchefeld and Genet, to hold of the chief lords.
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555. Trin. Alexander Peverel of Chelmeresford, pi. William le Prestessone
and Agnes his wife, clef, i messuage in Maldon. Plea of covenant. PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., loos, of silver.
556. Mich. Richard de Sutton, pi. Richard de Perstede, imp. i messuage,
7 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow and i acre of pasture in Westhamme. Plea
of warranty of charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. And for
this pi. released all right in i messuage and 3 acres of land in Berkyng which he
had of the gift of the said Richard de Sutton (sic). Endorsed : Isabel, abbess of
Berkyngg', puts iu her claim.
557. Eas. Cristiana de Marisco, pi. Imbert de Scoteny, imp. loos, of rent
in Haverhulle. Plea of warranty of charter. Impedient acknowledged the rent
to be the right of pi and for this she granted the same to him and Sarah his wife
and his heirs of the body of Sarah, with remainder to his right heirs, to hold of
the chief lords.
558. Hil. Sophia daughter of Sewal de Thurrok, dem. Robert Godsalm
and Maud his wife, ten. 3^ acres of land in Hornedon. Ten. quitclaimed to
dem. and her heirs. Cons., loos of silver.
559. Mich. James son of Stephen de Berkyngg', and Isabel his wife, pi.
Thomas de Dakenham, def i messuage, i carucate of land, 4 acres of meadow,
12 acres of wood and 6os. of rent in Berkyngg', Dakenham and Little Ileford.
Plea of covenant. PI. acknowledged the premises to be the right of def. and for
this he granted the same to them and the heirs of the body of James, with
remainder to John son of def. and his heirs. Endorsed: Isabel, abbess of
Berkyng, puts in her claim. Richard de Chyggewell puts in his claim.
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21 EDWARD I. 1293.
215. Trin. Robert Fitz Walter and Walter his son, pi. Robert Peche and
Agnes his wife, imp. The manor of Disce and knight's fee. Plea of warranty
of charter. PI. and the heirs of Walter to hold of the chief lords. And for this
the same Robert Fitz Walter granted to impedients the manor of Dunmawe to
hold for their lives, rendering id. yearly at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the
chief lords all other services, with reversion to Robert Fitz Walter and his heirs
-Norfolk, Essex.
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
22 EDWARD I. 1293-1294.
560. Hil. Richard son of Giles Bastard and Floria de Isham, pi. William
Damyen and Margery his wife, def. i messuage, 20 acres of land, 3 acres of
meadow, i acre of pasture and J acre of wood in Little Staneweye. Plea of
covenant. PI. and the heirs of Richard to hold of the chief lords. Cons , 24
marks of silver.
561. Trin. John de la Lee, pi. Robert de Bracy and Maud his wife, def.
405. 6d. of rent in Great Gelham. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the
said rent with the homage and service of William le Botiller the younger from
the tenement which he formerly held of them in the said town to be the right of
pi. to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 2O/. sterling. This agreement was made
in the presence of Robert, and he did fealty.
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562. Trin. Roger son of William Attepark and Juliana daughter of William
de Feldstede, pi. Master Roger de Salinges, def. i messuage, 160 acres of land,
10 acres of meadow, 4 acres of pasture, 8 acres of wood and 55. of rent in Great
Sal[ingesJ. Plea of covenant. PI. acknowledged the premises to be the right
of def. and for this he granted the same to them to hold to themselves and the
heirs of Roger of the body of Juliana, rendering to def. 3o/. yearly for life in
moieties at Michaelmas and Easter and doing to the chief lords all other services,
with reversion to def. and his heirs.
563. Trin Ralph de Vallibus and Agnes his wife, pi. Richard Fitz Gilbert
of Little Bromlegh and Joan his wife, def. i messuage, 22 acres of land and 2
acres of wood in Little Bromlegh. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of Ralph
to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
564. Trin. John de Bello Campo, pi. Adam le Fort, imp. i messuage and
21 acres of land in Bumstede Comitis. Plea of warranty of charter. Impedient
acknowledged the premises to be the right of pi. as that which he has of his gift,
and for this pi. granted the same to impedient to hold for life, rendering yearly a
clove of a gillyflower at Easter and doing to the chief lords all other services,
with reversion to pi. and his heirs.
565. Mich. John Huraund, pi. John son of John de Coggeshale and Isabel
his wife. imp. 135. qd. of rent in Halstede, Pebenersh, Middelton, Little Henye
and Great Henye Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords. Cons., 8 marks of silver.
566. Mich. Richard son of William le Fisshere, clerk, pi. William le
Fisshere of Hathfeld Peverel, def. i messuage, 25 acres of land and i acre
of meadow in Hathfeld Peverel. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the
premises to be the right of pi. and for this pi. granted the same to def. to hold
for life, rendering i rose yearly at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief
lords all other services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs.
567. Mich. Ralph de Kerseuere, pi. Bartholomew de Wyveleshey and
Sabina his wife, imp. i messuage in Brendewode. Plea of warranty of charter.
PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 405. of silver.
568. Hil. John Snau of London and Mabel his daughter, pi. William de
Hathewy of Westhamme and Alice his wife, imp. i toft in Westhamme. Plea
of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords
Cons., loos, of silver.
569. Hil. Walter son of Martin de la Chaumbre of Bergham, pi. William
son of Simon de Fynchinggefeld, imp. i messuage, 8 acres of land, 2 acres of
meadow, 2 acres of wood and 35. yd. of rent in Fynchinggefeld. Plea of warranty
of charter. Impedient acknowledged the premises to be the right of pi. as those
which he has of his gift, and for this pi. granted the same to him to hold for life,
rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B and doing to the chief lords all
other services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs.
570. Hil. Simon le Pestur of London and Joan his wife, pi. Robert de
Bracy and Maud his wife, imp. i messuage and 12 acres of land in Done Eston.
Plea of warranty of charter. PI and the heirs of Simon to hold of the chief
lords. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
571. Hil John Buteturte, pi. Thomas de Wydehaye and Agnes his wife,
def. 24 acres of land in Bello Campo Sancti Ethelberti. Plea of covenant.
PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons.. io/. sterling.
572. Eas. Henry Chabbok, pi. Walter Martyn and Katharine his wife, def.
i messuage, 44 acres of land, i acre 3 roods of wood and 5^ acres of pasture in
Great Legh. Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs. Cons.,
20 marks of silver.
573. Trin. Ralph de Risle and Richard his brother (sic), pi. Adam de
Mundeford and Maud his wife, def. i messuage, 40 acres of land and 2s. 6d. of
rent in Shepnes. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of Richard to hold of the
chief lords. Cons., ao/. sterling.
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57 1 . Ralph de Rysle and Richard his son, pi. Adam de Mundeford and
Maud his wife, imp. 50 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, j acres of pasture,
4 acres of wood and 75. of rent in Great Chishulle Plea of warranty of charter.
I'l and i he heirs of Richard to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 2o/. sterling.
575 Trin. William de Umframville, pi. Henry le Porter and ismania his
wife, imp. 7^ acres of land in Stebbing. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., zoos, of silver.
576. Trin. Ralph de Coggeshale, pi. Peter son of Robert de Bnrgate and
Amicia his wife, def. i messuage, 321 J acres of land, 36 acres of wood, 17^ acres
of meadow, 55 acres of pasture, Gis. of rent and two parts of a mill in Wetheres-
feud, Bockyngg, Gosfeud, Halstede, Panfetid, Shaldeford. Salynges, Saunford,
Great Renes and Little Renes. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of
the chief lords. And def. also granted to the same the reversion of i messuage,
I45J acres of land, 7^ acres of meadow, 30 acres of pasture 255. of rent and the
third part of a mill which Geoffrey Peche and Margery his wife hold in dower of
the inheritance of Peter in the said towns. And for this pi. granted that he and
his heirs will render lol. yearly to def. for their lives, in moieties at Easter and
Michaelmas, with power of distraint on the premises. This agreement was
made in the presence of Geoffrey and Margery, and they did fealty.
577. Mich.* Bartholomew de Castello, pi. Nicholas de Balesham and Alice
his wife, def. 8 acres of land in Asshedon. Plea of covenant PI and his heirs
to hold of the chief lords. And def. also quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs all right
in 16 acres of land which he had before of their gift in the said town. Cons.,
2o/. sterling.
578. Trin. Ralph son of Thomas Bely of Masshebury, pi. John Geffrey
of Fifide and Edith his wife, def. i messuage and 10 acres of land in Masshebury.
Plea of covenant. PI. to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 405. of silver.
579. Trin. Robert de Sancto Claro, pi. John son of Simon de Hatfeld and
Margery his wife, imp. The manors of Est Tillebury, Danebury and Listen,
and i messuage, 50 acres of land, 260 acres of marsh and 635. lod. of rent in
Fenge, Fobbynge, Coringham and Stanford, and the advowson of the church of
Danebury. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. acknowledged the premises to be
the right of Margery, and for this def. granted the same to pi. to hold to himseli
and the heirs of his body, rendering yearly i clove of a gillyflower at Easter and
doing to the chief lords all other services, with reversion to def. and the heirs of
Margery .
580. Mich. Ellen de Bocland and John her son, pi. John de Cumbe, [def.]
46 acres of land, i acre of meadow, i acre of pasture and i8d. of rent in Little
Stanbrigg and Rocheford. Plea [of covenant] . PI. acknowledged the premises
to be the right of def. and for this def. granted the same to pi. and the heirs of
the body of John, they rendering yearly to def for life 10 . . in moieties at Easter
and Michaelmas, with remainder as above to Alice daughter of .... and the
heirs of her body, with reversion to def. [and his heirs] .
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
23 EDWARD I. 1294-1295.
581. Hil. Adam de Neweton, pi. Roger Gynay and Margery his wife, def.
i messuage, i mill, i carucate of land, 6 acres of meadow, 15 acres of wood and
175. 6d. of rent in Stepel Bumstede Plea of covenant. PI acknowledged the
premises to be the right of Margery, and for this def granted the same to him to
hold for life, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief
lords all other services, with reversion to def. and the heirs of Margery.
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582. Mich.* Henry son of Richard de Pebennersh, pi. John de Maunde-
ville of Tillyngham and Sabina his wife, imp. 9 acres of land and 3 acres of
marsh in Tillyngeham. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his heirs to hold
of the chief lords. Cons., iocs, of silver.
583. Hil. Bartholomew le Ran, pi. Robert de Goshalm, def. i messuage,
60 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 100 acres of pasture and 505. of rent in
Estillebur' and Westilleburi Plea of covenant. PI. acknowledged the premises
to be the right of def. and for this def. granted the same to pi. to hold for life,
rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all
other services, with remainder to Margery daughter of Robert Gossalm, and her
heirs. Endorsed : William son of Richard de Westillebery puts in his claim.
584. Hil. Basilia who was the wife of William de Berardeshey, pi. Adam
le Grey, imp. i messuage and 8 acres of land in Childe Canefeld. Plea of
warranty of charter. PI. and her heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 10
marks of silver.
585. Hil. Hugh de Rothewell, pi. John le Petit of Rammesden, def. i
messuage, 80 acres of land and 4 acres of meadow in Rammesden Craye. Plea
of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., -zol, sterling.
586. Eas. John de Nunnothey and Agnes his wife, pi. John de Blamuster
and Margery his wife, imp. 24 acres ol land, 3 acres of meadow and 5 acres of
pasture in Halstede. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of John to
hold of the chief lords. Cons., 10 . . .
587. Eas. John Page of Wytham and Isabel his wife, pi. by Peter de
Wytham in place of Isabel. Robert atte Brok of Rewehale and Cristina his wife,
def. 30 acres of land in Rewehale. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of John
to hold of the chief lords. Cons., id. sterling.
588. Trin. Thomas, son of Godfrey de Wolferton, pi. Thomas Pycot of
Heydon and Agnes his wife, imp. 6 acres of land, 2od. of rent and a fourth part
of 2 messuages in Tyrington. Plea of warranty of charter, PI. and his heirs to
hold of the chief lords Cons , iocs, of silver.
589. Mich. Ralph de Coggeshall, pi. Peter de Burgato and Amicia his
wife, def. io/. of rent in Wetheresfeld. Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to
pi. and his heirs. Cons., 40/. . . .
590. Mich Thomas Guyot, pi. John de Gatesthorp and Cristina his wife,
imp. i messuage and 2 acres of land in Berkynge. Plea of warranty of charter.
PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 5 marks of silver.
591. Mich. John Huberd, pi. Geoffrey de Rochyngg and Alice his wife,
def. r messuage, 175 acres of land, 14 (?) acres of meadow, 6 acres of pasture,
355. g\d. of rent and a rent of lib. of pepper in Rochyngg Sancte Margarete,
Rochyngg Beauchaump, Ledenerochyngg, Berkyngg, Rochyngg Berners and
Chelmaresford. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the premises to be the
right of pi. and for this pi. granted the same to them and the heirs of Geoffrey
of the body of Alice, they rendering id. yearly and doing the chief lords all other
services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs.
592. Mich. Richard de Keleshull, pi. Nigel Austyn and Agnes his wife, imp.
5 acres of land in Great Chishull. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 4 marks of silver.
593. Mich. John Huraund, Maurice Huraund and Hawysia his wife, pi.
William le Warener and Agnes his wife, imp. i messuage, 50 acres of land,
3 roods of meadow, and i6d of rent in Halstede, Gosfeld and [He]ngham. Plea
of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. [40 ?]/. sterling.
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594. Mich.* William son of Ralph de Wokyndon and William de Barlinggc,
pi. Richard de Barwe and Alice his wife, clef, i messuage and i carucate of
land in Wakeringge. Plea of covenant. Def. and the heirs of Richard to hold
of the chief lords. Cons., 2o/. sterling.
595. Eas. Warin Lutteby, pi. John de Albo Monasterio and Margery his
wife, imp. 14 acres of land in Halstede. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
596. Trin. Richard de Clovill and Agnes his wife, pi. William Pymyng and
Agnes his wife, imp. So acres of land, a acres of meadow, 2j acres of pasture,
2 j acres of wood, 8s. 4^. of rent and 2 parts of i messuage in Suthanyngfeld and
Westhanyngfeld. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of Richard to
hold of the chief lords. Cons., 30 marks of silver.
597. Mich. Walter de Teye, pi. John son of Giles Florey. def. Two parts
of i messuage, 280 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 15 acres of pasture, 30 acres
of wood and 2os. of rent in Great Teye and Feringes. Plea of covenant. PI. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Def. also granted to the same the remainder
of the third part of the above which Alice who was the wife of Hugh
holds in dower and of 15 acres of land which she holds for life in the said towns.
Cons., 100 marks of silver. This agreement was made in the presence of Alice,
and she did fealty.
598. Mich. Ralph de Coggeshale, pi. Roger de Coggeshale, def. 2 mes-
suages, 280 acres of land, 50 acres of marsh, 64 acres of wood, 5 acres of meadow,
[30 ?] acres of pasture and 225. of rent in Thoriton, Alesford, Fratyng and Great
Benelegh. Plea of covenant. Def acknowledged the premises to be the right of
pi. and for this pi. granted the same to def. and Isabel his wife for life, they
rendering yearly i clove of a gillyflower at Easter and doing to the chief lords all
other services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs.
599. Mich. Stephen de Hemenhale and Alice his wife, pi. William de
Stebbynge of Longedich and Agnes his wife, imp. i messuage and [94 ?] acres
of land in Suthministre and Maylaunde. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and
the heirs of Stephen to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 6ol. sterling.
600. Mich. John Bacun, clerk, pi. Geoffrey Davy, def. by John de Neubur'.
The manor of Wydiford and the advowson of the church of the same town.
Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs. Cons., 400 marks of
silver.
601. Mich. Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, pi. John
Crek and Aline his wife, def. i messuage, 94 acres of land and 12 acres of
meadow in Thakstede. Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs.
Cons., 40?. sterling.
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24 EDWARD I. 1295-1296.
602. Hil John de Bassingburn and Agnes his wife, pi. John Bataille and
Cecily his wife, imp. 15 acres . . . in Manuedon. Plea of warranty of charter.
PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
603. Hil Henry Grapinel and Margery his wife, pi. John de Louetot, def.
26s. 8d. of rent in Great Stanbrigg. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of
Henry to hold of the chief lords. Def. also granted to the same the reversion
of the advowson of the church of Great Stanbrigg which Joan who was the wife
of John de Louetot the elder holds in dower of the inheritance of def. Cons.,
.... This agreement was made in the presence of Joan, and she did fealty.
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604. Hil. Walter le Tayllur of Gildeforcl, pi. Reginald de Bouetoun and
Alice his wife, imp. 3 roods of land in Great Cestereford. Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords Cons., 205. of silver.
605. Eas. Richard le Mareschal of Mashebur', pi. John le Jeynuur and
Agnes his wife, imp. i messuage and 13 acres of land in Godith Estre and
Mashebur'. Plea of warranty of charter PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons., lol. sterling.
606. Trin. John de Sutton and John his son, pi. William Fitz Peter and
Caslanea his wife, def. 3j acres of meadow and 95. of rent in Stanstede. Plea
of covenant. PI. and the heirs of John de Sutton to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., io/. sterling.
607. Mich. John de Metyngham, pi. Thomas le Slaghterere and Maud his
wife, def. 3 acres of land in Bridebrok and Redeswell. Plea of covenant Def.
quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs 3 roods of land in Redeswell out of the premises,
and for this pi. quitclaimed the residue to def. and the heirs of Maud.
608. Mich. John Aylich of Esshe, pi. by Walter de Clare. Robert Pololl
of Clare and Agnes his wife, imp. io acres of land in Oviton. Plea of warranty
of charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., io marks of
silver.
609. Mich. Richard Arnewy, pi. Richard Wynard of Waleden and Alice
his wife, imp. i messuage and 4 acres of land in Waleden Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., lol. sterling.
610. Mich. John Sarich of Wrytele and Isabel his wife, pi John le Turaur
of Great Waltham and Amicia his wife, imp. 16 acres of land in Wrytele. Plea
of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., [12 ?]/. sterling.
6n. Mich.* Richard le Chaumberleyn, pi. William de Donecastre and
Joan his wife, imp. i messuage and 24 acres of land in Hallingebur'. Plea of
warranty of charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons
marks of silver.
612. Hil. RalphdeFynchyngfeld.pl. William Attelightewater of Wetheres
feld, imp. i messuage, 70 acres of land and 7$ of rent in Panfeld. Plea of
warranty of charter. PI. acknowledged the premises to be the right of impedient,
and for this impedient granted the same to him to hold for life, rendering yearly
i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all other services, with
remainder to William son of William Attelightewater of Wetheresfeld and
his heirs
613. Hil. Stephen son of Stephen atte Pole, pi. Hamo le Meneter and
Amicia his wife, imp. i messuage and 9 acres of land in Godich Estre. Plea
of warranty of charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., io
marks of silver.
614. Hil. Thomas Baynard and Joan his wife, pi. Alice who was the wife
of Richard Baynard and Hervey de Lanvaleye, clerk, def i messuage, 208
acres of land, i2j acres of meadow, 59 acres of pasture, 27 acres of wood, 100
acres of heath, 4^. 55. of rent and a rent of io hens in Mestyngg Plea of covenant.
PI. and the heirs of Thomas to hold of the chief lords Cons., ioo/. sterling.
615. Hil. Richard son of Stephen Attepole, pi. Hamo le Meneter and
Amicia his wife, imp. 8 acres of land in Godith Estre. Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 7 marks of silver.
616. Hil. Maurice Huraund and Hawysia his wife and John Huraund, pi.
by William de Fynchyngfeld Robert Hened and Cristina his wife, def. 24 acres
of land and 3 roods of pasture in Halstede. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs
of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 20 marks of silver.
617. This Fine relates to Buckinghamshire.
618. Hil. Thomas de Hyrton and Alice his wife, dem. Hugh Cherne, ten.
i messuage and n acres of land in Asshedon. Dem. quitclaimed to ten and his
heirs. Cons., 2 marks.
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619 Has. Adam de Fulham, pi. Robert de Pampesworth and Isabel his
wife, Richard de Culeworth and Margery his wife, def. 2 (roods ?) of meadow
in \Vesthamme. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., 10 marks of silver
620. Trin. Ralph de Fynchyngfeld, clerk, and William son of William
Attelightewater of Wetheresfeld, pi. John de Wolvychehey of ... and Sarah
his wife, imp. 7 acres of land, \ acre of meadow and i acre of pasture in Pandfeld
and Little . . . Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of William to
hold of the chief lords. Cons., 8 marks of silver.
621. Trin. Thomas de Wokyndon and Lucyhiswife.pl. Robert de Stod-
falde of Berkyng and Lucy his wife, def. 18 acres of land and i8d. of rent in
Wokyndon. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of Thomas to hold of the chief
lords. Cons., 20 marks of silver,
622. Trin. The same pi. John Godyng of Haveringe and Juliana his wife,
def. i messuage, 18 acres of land and i8d. of rent in Wokyndon. Plea of
covenant. PI. and the heirs of Thomas to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 20
marks of silver.
623. Trin. The same pi. Thomas le Ster of London and Maud his wife, def.
18 acres of land and i8d. of rent in Wokyndon. Plea of covenant. PI. and the
heirs of Thomas to hold of the chief lords. Con., lol. sterling.
624. Trin. The same pi. Robert Lylye of Thurrok and Emma his wife,
def. 18 acres of- land and i8d. of rent in Wokyndon. Plea of covenant. PI. and
the heirs of Thomas to hold of the chief lords. Cons., . . .
625. Trin. John Hurand, pi. John de Albo Menasterio and Margery his
wife, imp. 18 acres of land and 8s. 8d. of rent in Halstede. Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords Cons., 20 marks of silver.
626. Mich. Petronilla who was the wife of Master William de Kynbauton
and Roger her son, pi. Walter de Castello and Sarah his wife, imp. The manor
of Elmedon. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. acknowledged the manor to be
the right of Walter, and for this impedients granted it to pi. and the heirs of the
body of Roger, with successive remainders to Adam brother of Roger and the
heirs of his body, John brother of Adam and the heirs of his body, Robert
brother of John and the heirs of his body, John brother of Robert and the heirs
of his body, and the right heirs of Petronilla, to hold of the chief lords.
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225. Hil. Geoffrey, son of Geoffrey de Aumberden, pi. Nicholas de Aumber-
den, def. 2 messuages, 180 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow, 6 acres of wood,
3 acres of pasture and 205. of rent in Uepeden and Aumberden, co. Essex, and
i messuage and 60 acres of land in Great Abyton, co. Cambridge. Plea of
covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., ioo/. sterling.
Essex, Cambridge.
228. Trin. William le Sutton and Margery his wife, pi. by Aunfrid de
Staunton. Benedict Wade and Robert de Sutton, def. 2 messuages, . . .
acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 6 acres of pasture, 10 acres of wood and 405. of
rent in Great Fordham, Wythermundeford, Bures [. . . Colne, Great Teye and]
Aldham, co. Essex, and 16 messuages, i mill, 6 carucates of land, 8 acres of
meadow, 16 acres of pasture, 30 acres of wood and ... of rent in Tycleshale,
Greyneston, Godewyk, Wessingsete, Wylinghale and Pateslee, co. Norfolk.
Plea of covenant. PI. acknowledged the premises to be the right of Benedict,
and for this def. granted the same to pi. and the heirs of William of the body of
Margery, to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of
William. Essex, Norfolk.
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627. Trin. William, son of Ralph Koc of Pakelesham, pi. Ralph Koc of
Pakelesham and Mabel his wife, imp. i messuage, 23 acres of land, 36 acres of
marsh and 16 acres of pasture in Pakelesham. Plea of warranty of charter.
PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 2O/. sterling.
628. Trin. Thomas de Sutton and Philippa his wife, pi. Richard de
Mershton and Cecily his wife, def. . . . acres of land in Estthorpe. Plea of
covenant. PI. and the heirs of Thomas to hold of the chiet lords. Cons., 20
marks of silver.
629 Trin. John Boneyre, pi. Walter Boneyre of Chelmeresford, def. 2
[messuages] and 3 acres of land in Chelmeresford and Spryngfeld. Plea of
covenant. PI. acknowledged the premises to be the right of def. and for this def.
granted the same to him and the heirs of his body, they rendering yearly i rose
at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all other services, with
remainder to def. and his heirs.
630. Mich. Alexander de Polhey and Joan his wife, pi. Alexander Flynt-
hard and Margaret his wife, def. 45 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, 12 acres
of pasture, 3 roods of wood, IDS. of rent and a moiety of a messuage in Bolemere,
Wykham, Gestyngthorpe, Henye and Middel[ton]. Plea of covenant. Def.
quitclaimed to pi. and the heirs of Alexander. Cons., 100 . . .
631. Mich. Denis son of William de Turrok, pi. Thomas le Staf and
Blanche his wife, imp. 6 acres of marsh and a third part of 5 acres of land in
Est Tyllebury. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords. Cons., 2 marks of silver.
632. Mich. Peter de Suthchirch and Eva his wife, pi. John Waryn of
Leverington and Joan his wife, imp. i messuage, 260 acres of land, 3 acres of
meadow, 13 acres of wood and ids. of rent in Stowe Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. and the heirs of Peter to hold of the chief lords. Cons., . . .
[silver ?] .
633. Mich. Hervey de Stanton, pi. Thomas de Grauncourt, [def.] Two
parts of i messuage and 2 carucates of land in Felstede. Plea of covenant.
Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs, and also granted to the same the remainder
of a third part of i messuage and 2 carucates of land which Giles de Mounpym
. . . and Cristiana his wife hold in dower in the said town. Con., 500 marks
of silver. This agreement was made in the presence of Giles and Cristiana, and
they released to pi. all their right in the said third part.
634. Mich.* RalphdeCoggeshale.pl. Iseult who was the wife of Laurence
de Plumbergh, def. [? messuage], 6 acres of land and 6 acres of wood in Cole-
cestre and the suburb of the same. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the
premises to be the right of pi. as those which she has of her gift, and for this he
granted the same to her to hold for life, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of
St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all other services, with reversion to [pi. and
his heirs] .
635. Hil. John Barun, pi. John atte Cumbewelle and Joan his wife, imp.
ii acres of land in Hengham Sibille. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., io/. sterling.
636. Eas. Henry Spygurnel and Robert Spygurnel, pi. John son of Nicholas
Spygurnel, def. i messuage, i carucate of land and 505. of rent in Bolbyngworth
which Claricia who was the wife of Edmund Spygurnel holds for life. Plea of
covenant. PI. and the heirs of Henry to hold the remainder of the chief lords.
Cons., 40 marks. This agreement was made in the presence of Claricia, and she
did fealty.
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637. Eas. Richard Pechun of Neuport and Alice his wife, pi. Simon le
Perler of London and Isabel his wife, imp. 4 acres ij roods of land and a
moiety of i messuage and i acre of meadow in Arkesden. Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. and the heirs of Richard to hold of the chief lords Cons., 10 marks
of silver.
638. Eas. Geoffrey atte Doune, pi. Nicholas le Prechur and Cristina his
wife, imp. (sic). 5 acres of land in Esthamme. Plea of covenant. PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 6 marks of silver.
639. Eas. Thomas le Tanur of Chelmerford and Cecily his wife, pi Nicholas
le Pestur of Chelmeresford and Sabina his wife, imp. i messuage in Chelmere-
ford. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of Thomas to hold of the
chief lords. Cons., 5 marks of silver.
640. Eas Thomas de Marny and Joan his wife, pi. Hugh atte Berne and
Agnes his wife, imp. 10 acres of land in Northwelde. Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. and the heirs of Joan to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 10 marks
of silver.
641. Eas. Jollan de Dunolm' and Ada his wife, pi. Richard Loveday of
Berardeshey and Basilia his wife, imp. 16 acres of land in Great Dunmowe.
Plea of warranty of charter PI. and the heirs of Jollan to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., lol. sterling.
642. Trin. Richard son of William Bussh and John his brother, pi. Peter
son of Richard de Suthchirche, def. by Peter Child, i messuage and 16 acres
of land in Suthchirche. Plea of covenant. PI. acknowledged the premises to be
the right of def. and for this def. granted the remainder of the same, which Lecia
Bussh holds for life of his inheritance, to pi. and the heirs of the body of Richard
at a rent of 55. yearly in moieties at Michaelmas and Easter, with reversion to
def. and his heirs. This agreement was made in the presence of Lecia and she
did fealty.
643. Trin. StephendeRokesleandSarahhiswife.pl. William de Helpeston
and Joan his wife and Hugh son of William de Helpeston, def. i messuage,
i garden, 17^ acres of land, 3 acres of meadow and 125. $d. of rent in Neuport
and Wykes. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of Stephen to hold of the chief
lords. Cons., 20 marks of silver.
644. Trin. Joan de Bryaunesoun, pi. John de Louetot, def. 3 messuages,
600 acres of land, 100 acres of pasture, 60 acres of wood, 315. of rent and a rent
of i pound of cumin in Wakering, North [Shobujry, Shopilaund, Suthurche,
Reyleye, Benflet, Legh, Rocheford, Staneford and Stanbrigg. Plea of covenant.
Uef. quitclaimed to pi. and her heirs Cons., . . marks of silver.
645. Mich. Simon Fitz Richard Fitz Matthew of Little Saunford, pi.
Laurence de Storteford and Joan his wife, imp. i messuage, 185 acres of land,
3j acres of meadow, i acre of marsh, 35. 6d. of rent and a rent of 4 capons in
Great Berdefeld and Little Berdefeld. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 20 marks . . .
646. Mich. Stephen de Asshewy and Isabel his wife, dem. Ralph de Cheval,
ten. 4 acres of land in Chyngeford. Dem. quitclaimed from themselves and
the heirs of Isabel to ten. and his heirs. Cons., 3 ... of silver.
647. Mich. Stephen de Holt of London and Maud his wife, pi. Edmund
de Polstede and John his son, def. 60 acres of land in Depedene. Plea of
covenant. PI. and the heirs of Stephen to hold of the chief lords. And def. also
granted to the same the remainder of 30 acres of land which Nicholas de Amber-
dene and Maud his wife hold for their lives [of the inheritance] of Edmund in
the said town. Cons., 100 marks of silver. This agreement was made in the
presence of Nicholas and Maud, who acknowledged that they had no claim in
the land except for life, rendering 205. yearly to pi. and the heirs of Stephen, and
they did fealty.
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25 EDWARD I. 1297.
230. Hil. Agnes de Valence, pi. Henry de Maulea, imp. The manor of
Hertfordyngebury, co. Hertford. Plea of warranty of charter. Impedient
acknowledged the manor, with the homages and services of Gilbert de Teyden
and his heirs from the tenement which he held of impedient in Teyden Boiz, co.
Essex, and of Luke Fitz John and his heirs from the tenement which he held of
impedient in Hertfordyngbury, co. Hertford, to be the right of pi. as that which
she has of his gift, to hold of the chief lords; and also granted to her and her
heirs the reversion of 25. of rent which John Huberd holds for life of the
inheritance of impedient in Hertfordyngbury on the day on which this agreement
was made. Cons., 200 marks of silver. This agreement was made in the
presence of Gilbert, Luke and John, who did fealty to pi. Hertford, Essex.
Endorsed : And William de Maul' puts in his claim.
235 Eas. The King, pi. Walter de Teye and Isabel his wife, def. The
manor of Kayso, the ninth part of the manors of Wutton and Bromham, and the
advowson of a third part of the church of Hoghton, co. Bedford, i messuage and
i acre of meadow in Walmesford, co. Huntingdon, i messuage and i acre of
meadow in Walmesford, co. Northampton, the manors of Steyngreve, Nunn-
yngton, Westhalle, Kelkefeld, Waterholm and Northcave, 2 acres of land, 2 acres
of meadow and 20 acres of wood in Steynton, co. York, 80 acres of land, yi acres
of meadow, 5 acres of pasture, 26 acres of wood and 305. of rent in Waterbefcham,
co. Essex, 305. of rent in Lincelade, co. Buckingham, and 2O/. of rent and a
moiety of a mill in Fryseby, co. Lincoln. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged
the premises to be the right of pi. Bedford, Huntingdon, Northampton, York,
Essex, Buckingham, Lincoln.
238. Mich. William, bishop of Bath and Wells, pi. Hugh de Mortuo Mari,
def. The manors of Farleye, co. Southampton, Aumbreden and Hobrigg, co.
Essex, Nymyngton Regis, co. Devon, Norton, co. Northampton, Coderigg, co.
Worcester, and Burford, co Salop. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold
of the chief lords. Cons., iooo/. sterling. This agreement was made by precept
of the King. Southampton, Essex, Devon, Northampton, Worcester, Salop.
(See also 240).
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648. Eas. Humphrey de Waleden, pi. William de Balliolo and Alice his
wife, imp. i messuage, 10 acres of land and | acre of meadow in Henham and
Plechedon. Plea of warranty of charter. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs.
Cons., . . I. sterling.
649. Eas. ThomassonofRalphdeRadewynter.pl. Nicholas de Balsham
and Alice his wife, imp. 20 acres of land and 4^ acres of meadow in Berklowe.
Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons.,
20 marks of silver.
650. Simon Davy of Writele, pi. Richard Dunmawe and Margaret his wife,
imp. i messuage in Westhamme. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., . . [of silver] .
651. Trin. Henry de la Hull and Alice his wife and Richard his son, pi.
Simon Oliver and Avice his wife, imp. 4^ acres of land, 3 roods of meadow and
i8d. of rent in Sturmere, Bumstede and Havehill. Plea of warranty of charter.
PI. and the heirs of Henry to hold of the chief lords. Cons., a. marks of silver.
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652. Trin. The same pi. Adam Fitz Hillary and Richard Fitz William,
imp. i messuage, 40 acres of land and 5 acres of meadow in Sturmere,
Hunstede and Haverhill. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of
Henry to hold of the chief lords. Cons., . . sterling.
653. Trin. Roger de Aldham and Katharine his wife, pi. Richard de Sutton
and Robert his brother, def i messuage and i carucate of land in Aldham and
Teye Maundevill. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of Roger to hold of the
chief lords. Cons., . /. sterling.
654. Mich. William de Ronevill, pi. Tailifer de Wynton' and Elizabeth
his wife, imp. 18 acres and i rood of land in Great Perendon. Plea of warranty
of charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., lol. sterling.
655. Hil. Richard de Muntuyrun, pi. John de Muntuyrun of Little Aungre,
def. 4 messuages, i mill, 108 acres of land, 12' acres of meadow, 9 acres of
pasture and i8s. i\&. of rent in Little Aungre, High Aungre, Bubbyngeworth,
Stanford, Shellegh and Grenstede. Plea of covenant. PI acknowledged the
premises to be the right of def. and for this def. granted the same to pi. to hold
for life, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat of St. J.B. and doing to the chief
lords all other services, with reversion to def. [and his heirs] .
656. Hil. Richard de Keleshulle, pi Adam le Plomer and Iteria his wife
and William de la Chapele and Felicia his wife, def. Two parts of I messuage,
36 acres of land, 3 acres of wood and 145. of rent in Cresteshale. Plea of covenant.
PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., zol. sterling.
657. Hil. Adam de Jernemuth and Joan his wife, pi. William de Bristoll'
and Isabel his wife, def. 12 acres of land in Westhamme. Plea of covenant.
Def. quitclaimed to pi. and the heirs of Adam. Cons., lol. sterling.
658. Hil. John de Insula, pi. Warin son of Gerard de Insula, imp. 2
messuages, 340 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 515. $d. of rent and a moiety
of i mill in Great Saunford, Little Saunford, Bouerie, Heyden and Little Chishull.
Plea of warranty of charter. PI. acknowledged the premises to be the right of
impedient, and for this impedient granted the same to pi. and the heirs of his
body, they rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief
lords all other services, with reversion to [impedient and his heirs] .
659. Hil. John de Horstede, pi. Nicholas son of John de Horstede and
Maud his wife, Ralph le Despenser and Gunnora his wife, imp i messuage,
20 acres of land, 2 acres of wood and 2 acres of meadow in Elmestede Plea of
warranty of charter. Impedients quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs. Cons., 20
marks of silver.
660. Eas. John le Convers and Joan his wife, pi. Edmund son of John de
Nastok and Elizabeth his wife, def. i messuage, 48 acres of land, 6 acres of
meadow, . . acres of wood, 6s. of rent arid a rent of T cock and 6 hens in
Duddinghurst and Schenefeld. Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and
the heirs of John. Cons., 20 . . .
661. Eas Thomas son of William de Westhamme, pi. William Aubyn and
Agnes his wife, imp. 2$ acres of land and 2s. 3^. of rent in Esthamme. Plea of
warranty of charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons
of silver.
662. Eas. Alice, countess of Oxford, pi. by John de Cantebrigg. Alexander
Flynthard, def. 5 messuages, 450 acres of land, 13 acres of meadow, 30 acres of
wood, 35 acres of pasture and 68s. i%d. of rent in Moese, Great Okie, Rammeseye,
Springfeld and the town of Bello Monte. Plea of covenant. PI. and her heirs
to hold of the chief lords. Cons., . . [sterling].
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663 Eas Thomas de Burnham the younger, pi. Hubert de Burnham, def.
A fourth part of the manors of Toleshunt Tregoz and Blunteshale.
covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 2ol. sterling.
664 Eas John Tony and Emma his wife, pi. John son of Thomas le
Sawyere and Mabel daughter of Thomas Ferrun of Berkyng, imp. i messuage
in Berkyng. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of John to hold o
the chief lords. Cons., 7 marks of silver.
665. Trin. JohndeBoscoandCristianahiswifeandJohnhisson.pl. Elias
del Hoo and Joan his wife, imp. i messuage, 10 acres of land, and i acre of
meadow in Nastok. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of John the
son to hold of the chief lords. Cons., zol. sterling.
666 Trin. Ralph de Coggeshale, pi. Peter son of Simon de Ashwell, def.
i messuage, i mill, i carucate of land, 14 acres of meadow, 30 acres of wood,
40 acres of pasture and 10$. of rent in Shaldeford and the advowson of the chapel
of the same town. Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs.
Cons., . . /. sterling.
667. Trin. Henry de la Hulle and Alice his wife and Richard his son, pi.
Adam Cock and Maud his wife, imp. 4^ acres of land, 3 roods of meadow and
i8d. of rent in Sturmere, Bumstede and Haverhill. Plea of warranty of charter.
PI. and the heirs of Henry to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 5 marks of silver.
668. Mich. John le Burser, pi. William de Coggeshale and Cecily his [wife],
imp. 14 acres of land in Stanstede. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
669. Mich. William de Sutton and Margery his wife, pi. Thomas de
Ocstede and Muriel his wife, imp. i messuage, 120 acres of land, 6 acres of
meadow and 6 acres of pasture in Briddebrok. Plea of warranty of charter.
PI. and the heirs of William to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 40^. sterling.
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240. Eas. Hugh de Mortuo Mari and Maud his wife, pi. by John Hereberc
William, bishop of Bath and Wells, def. by John le Botiller. The same manors
as in 238. Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and the heirs of Hugh.
Cons., icool. sterling.
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670. Mich. Robert de Lincoln and Joan his wife, dem. Roger de Parys of
Nortwelde, ten. by William de Claverynge. A moiety of i messuage, 180 acres
of land, 5 acres of pasture, 8 acres of meadow, 60 acres of wood and 55 of rent in
Northwelde which they claim as dower of Joan of the endowment of William de
la Haye, formerly her husband. PI. quitclaimed to def. and his heirs. Cons.,
2O/. sterling.
671. Mich.* John son of William Reynold and Alice his wife, pi. John
Serich of Writele and Isabel his wife, def. i messuage, 15 acres of land and i
acre of meadow in Writele. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords. Cons., 2O/. sterling.
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27 EDWARD I. 1299.
247. Trin. William de Tothale, prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem
in England, pi. Joan who was the wife of Robert de Grey, def. by Gilbert de
Mollesham. Two parts of the manor of Sobynton. Plea of covenant. Def
acknowledged the said two parts to be the right of pi. to hold to himself, his
successors and his church in frank almoin ; and also granted to the same the
reversion of the third part, which Joan de Valoygnes who was the wife of Thomas
de Valoygnes holds in dower of the inheritance of def. And for this pi. granted
to def. the manor of [? Reynham and Alvethele] , co. Essex, and the manor of
Hampton by Kyngeston, co. Middlesex, to hold for her life, rendering a rose
yearly at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all other services.
PI. and his successors after the decease of def. will find four chaplains celebrating
divine service in a chapel of St. John Baptist within the precinct of the said manor
for the souls of herself and her ancestors ; and will give food and drink or id. daily
to each of 13 poor people in the said manor of Sobynton, and yearly on the day
of her anniversary will give to the same all the bread from 5 quarters of wheat
and 5 quarters of beans. In case of default the heirs of def. shall have power of
distraint on the chattels of pi. within the manor. This agreement was made in
the presence of Joan de Valoygnes, who did fealty, and by licence of the King,
who confirmed by his charter a charter of Edmund, earl of Cornwall, chief lord
of the manor. Bucks, Essex, Middlesex.
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672. Trin. William, son of William de Finchingfeld and Rose his wife, pi.
Adam de Bassingburne and Margaret his wife, imp. 56 acres of land, 4 acres of
meadow and 2 acres of pasture in Finchingfeld. Plea of warranty of charter.
PI. and the heirs of William to hold of the chief lords. Cons , 100 marks of
silver.
673. Mich. Walter de la Haye, pi. by Giles le Turnur Peter de Marny,
def. by John de Burnedish. i messuage, 125 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow,
i acre of pasture and 45. n^d. of rent in Fifyde, Rothyng Sancti Botulphi.
Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. And def. also
granted to the same the remainders of i messuage, 36 acres of land, i acre of
meadow and 2 acres . . . which Amicia who was the wife of William de Marny
holds in dower of the inheritance of def. and of 4 acres of land which she holds
for life of the demise of def. in the said towns. Cons sterling. This
agreement was made in the presence of Amicia, and she did fealty.
674. Trin. Simon de Henham and Lora his wife, pi. John son of John de
Watevill, def. 3 messuages, 163 acres of land, 3 acres of wood, n acres of
meadow, 10 acres of pasture and 8s. 8d. of rent in Stepel Bumstede. Plea of
covenant PI. acknowledged the premises to be the right of def. as those which
he has of his gift, and for this def granted the same to pi. and the heirs of Simon
of the body of Lora, with remainder to the right heirs of ...
675. Mich.* John de Staunburne and Isabel his wife, pi. John de Meting-
ham, def. i messuage and i carucate of land in Bridebrok, Redeswell and
Staunburne. Plea of covenant. The said John de Staunburne acknowledged
the premises to be the right of def. as those which he has of his gift, and for this
def. granted the same to pi. and the heirs of John of the body of Isabel, with
remainder to the right heirs of [John de] Staunburne.
676. Trin. John, son of John le Rus, the elder, pi. Peter de Burgate, def.
by William de Finchyngfeld. i messuage, i carucate of land and 4/. 13$. ^d. of
rent in Norton Maundeville. Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and
his heirs. Cons., lool. sterling.
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28 EDWARD I. 1300.
254. Eas. William de Tothale, prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem
in Kngland, pi by brother Robert de Sumerby. Joan who was the wife of
Robert de Grey, def. by Roger de Tothale The manors of Reynham, co. Essex,
and Hampton, co. Middlesex. Plea of covenant. PI. and his successors and
church to hold of the chief lords. And for this pi. granted to def for life two
parts of the manor of Sobynton, co. Buckingham, saving view of frank-pledge of
all tenants, she rendering 6s. 8d. yearly, in moieties at Michaelmas and Easter,
and doing to the chief lords all 'other services ; and also the reversion of the
third part which Joan de Valoyngnes held in dower of pi. Joan de Valoyngnes
was present and did fealty. Essex, Middlesex, Bucks.
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
29 EDWARD I. 1301.
677. Mich. John Engayne and Ellen his wife, pi. by Walter de Pappeworth.
Robert son of Walter de Glemesford and Nicholas de Langestok, imp. by
Laurence de Holton. The manor of Whyte Nuttele. Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 2ool.
sterling.
678. Eas. Richard de Welde and Mary his wife, pi. James de Bures, def.
i messuage, 120 acres of land and 2 acres of meadow in High Laufare, Little
Laufare and Laufare Marie Magdalene. Plea of covenant. PI. acknowledged
the premises to be the right of def. as those which he has of their gift, and for
this def. granted the same to them and the heirs of Richard of the body of Mary,
with remainder to the right heirs of Richard.
679. Hil. William deCotenham, pi. Richard de Keleshull, def. i messuage,
40 acres of land, 2 acres of wood and i acre of pasture in Cristeshale and
Bilenden. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., 100 . . .
680. Eas. James de Bures, pi. Richard de Welde and Mary his wife, imp.
i messuage, 36 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 2 acres of pasture and i acre of
wood in Bergholt and Great Fordham. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., . . . marks of silver.
681. Mich. Richard de Brumpton and Avice his wife, pi. Robert de Roydon,
def. 4 messuages, i mill, ij carucates of land, 14 acres of meadow, 15 acres of
pasture, 30 acres of wood and 245. of rent in Colne Engayne. Plea of covenant.
Richard acknowledged the premises to be the right of def. as those which he has
of his gift, and for this def. granted the same to pi. and the heirs male of Richard
of the body of Avice and their heirs, they rendering i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B.
and doing to the chief lords all other services, with reversion to def. and his heirs.
682. Mich. Thomas son of Ralph de Merk, pi. Ralph de Merk, imp.
i messuage, 100 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, 10 acres of pasture, 20 acres of
wood and 125. of rent in Great Donmagh. Plea of warranty of charter. Im-
pedient acknowledged the premises to be the right of pi. as those which he has
of his gift, and for this pi. granted the same to impedient to hold for life,
rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all
other services, with reversion to [pi. and his heirs] .
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683. Mich. Thomas de Twynstede and Nicholas de Twynstede, pi. William
Peyfrer and Lora his wife, def. i messuage and i carucate of land in Twynstede.
Plea of covenant. PI. acknowledged the premises to be the right of Lora, and
for this def. granted the same to Thomas and the heirs of his body, to hold of
the chief lords, with successive remainders to Nicholas and the heirs of his body
and Joan . . . her heirs. Endorsed : John Peverel and Beatrix his wife put in
their claim.
684. Mich. William le Peyfrer and Lora his wife and Nicholas de Twynstede,
pi. Thomas de Twynstede, def. i messuage and i carucate of land in
Twynstede. Plea of covenant. PI acknowledged the premises to be the right of
def. and for this def. granted the same to William and Lora, to hold for life of
the chief lords, with successive remainders to Nicholas and the heirs of his body
and Joan his sister and her heirs. Endorsed : John Peverel and Beatrix his wife
put in their claim.
685. Mich. Richard, bishop of London, pi. by William de Cotenham.
Malcolm de Beaumes, imp. 2 acres of land in Warle Septem Molarum and the
advowson of the church of the same town. Plea of warranty of charter. PI.
and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 2o/. sterling.
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29 EDWARD 1. 1301.
258. Hil. Walter, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, pi. William Tuchet,
det. The manors of Thorpe Waterville and Aldewyche, the advowsons of
the churches of Achirche and Aldewynche, and i messuage, 160 acres of
land, 20 acres of meadow and 20 acres of pasture in Cotene by Rokyngham.
Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. And for
this pi. granted to def. and Mary his wife and his heirs the castle and manor of
Lenhales, co. Hereford, and the manors of Preston, co. Buckingham, Finemere,
co. Oxford, and Horningdon, co. Essex to hold of the chief lords. Northampton,
Hereford, Bucks, Oxford. Essex. Endorsed: Laurence son of Hugh de Brok'
puts in his claim. The abbess of Berking puts in her claim.
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
30 EDWARD I. 1302.
686. Mich Anfrid de Staunton, pi. Maud who was the wife of Richard
Bataille, imp. by John de Jaklegh. 4 messuages, 234 acres of land, 8 acres of
meadow, 12 acres of pasture, 8 acres of wood and 2s. of rent in Crustewych,
Wylegh, Great Benetlegh, Chicche and the town of St. Osith. Plea of warranty
of charter. Impedient acknowledged the premises to be the right of pi. as those
which he has of her gift, and for this he granted the same to her to hold for life,
rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all
other services, with remainder to the right heirs of pi.
687. Mich. William de Wauton, pi. William le Chaumberleyn, def. 2
messuages, 440 acres of land, 17 acres of meadow, 8 acres of pasture, 30 acres of
wood and 245. of rent in Styvynton and Stepel Bumstede. Plea of covenant.
PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., ioo/. sterling.
688. Eas. John Dyn of Halstede, pi. by William de Finchingfeld. John de
Nunnothey, def. by John de Bolemere. 28 acres of land and 6 acres of pasture in
Halstede. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. [20 ?] marks of silver.
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689 Eas. Simon Est, pi Richard de Bello Monte, def. by Robert Est.
The manor of Estnewelond which Hillaria who was the wife of Richard Fitz
Reyner holds in dower. Plea of covenant. The said manor, with the homage
and service of the abbot of Belegh and his successors from the tenement which
he held of def. before in Burnham, to remain to pi. and his heirs. Cons., 100
marks of silver. This agreement was made in the presence of Hillaria and the
abbot, and they did fealty.
690. Eas. William le Harpour, pi. by Henry Seman. William le Engleys,
imp. by John Sewale. i messuage, 28 acres of land, i acre and i rood of
meadow in Brudebrok. Plea of warranty of charter. Impedient acknowledged
the premises to be the right of pi. as those which he has of his gift, and for this
pi. granted the same to impedient and Maud his wife for life with remainder to
. . . Nicholas, Matthew, William and Robert their sons and the heirs of
Robert.
691. Eas. Robert de Ros the younger and Joan his wife pi. by Hamo de
Waleden. Master Robert de Ros, def. by William de Finchingfeld. i messuage
and 2 carucates of land in Radewynter and Great Sanford. Plea of covenant.
PI. and the heirs of [John] to hold of the chief lords. Cons., lool. sterling.
692. Trin. GeoffreysonofMatthewdeStepelBumstede.pl. Robert son of
Gerard de Stanburne, imp. i messuage, 75 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, i
acres of wood, 4$ acres of pasture and gs. id. of rent in StepelBumstecle. Plea of
warranty of charter. PI. acknowledged the premises to be the right of impedient,
as those which he has of his gift, and for this impedient granted the same to pi.
for life : with successive remainders to Alice who was the wife of Robert Kuly
for life, John her son and the heirs of his body, William brother of the same
John and the heirs of his body, and Maud sister of the same William and her
heirs.
693. Mich. John de la Lee and Katherine his wife and Thomas their son,
pi. Master Peter de Dene, def. by William de Bocstanes. i messuage and i
carucate of land in Little Tillebury by Clare, Great Gelham, Bello Campo Sancti
Pauli and Oviton. Plea of covenant. John acknowledged the premises to be the
right of def. and for this def. granted the same to pi. for life, with remainders to
the heirs of John of the body of Katherine and the right heirs of John.
COUNTY OF ESSEX
31 EDWARD I. 1303.
694. Eas. Thomas son of William de Boyton, pi. Walter de Thakstede,
def. i messuage and 31 acres of land in Assyndon. Plea of covenant. Def.
acknowledged the premises to be the right of pi. as those which he has of his
gift, and for this pi. granted the same to def. to hold for life, rendering yearly i
rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all other services, with
reversion to pi. and his heirs.
695 Trin. Geoffrey son of Matthew de Stepel Bumstede, pi. Robert son of
Gerard de Staumburne, imp. 32 acres of land in La Brok. Plea of warranty of
charter. Agreement as in 692. Endorsed: John son of Reginald Crot, goldsmith,
and Avice his wife put in their claim.
696. Trin. John le Burser, pi. by William de Fynchingfeld William son
of William de Monte Caniso of Edwardeston, imp. by John Boueyre of Chelmers-
ford, i messuage, 120 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 5 acres of wood, 6 acres
of pasture and 6s. of rent in Brenyngg. Plea of warranty of charter. PI.
acknowledged the premises to be the right of impedient, and for this impedient
granted the same to him to hold for life, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of
St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all other services, with remainder to William
son of pi for life and reversion to impedient and his heirs.
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697. Trin. William le Langele, pi. Richard son of Peter de Hatfeld Regis
atte Brodeok, imp. by John de Bledelawe. i messuage, 106 acres of land, 12
acres of meadow, 4^ acres of pasture, 2 acres i rood of wood and 6s. of rent in
Hatfeld Regis atte Brodeok. Plea of warranty of charter. Impedient acknow-
ledged the premises to be the right of pi. as those which he has of his gift, and
for this pi. granted the same to impedient to hold for life, rendering yearly i rose
at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all other services, with
reversion to pi. and his heirs.
698. Mich. John de Sampford, pi. by William de Finchyngfeld. Cecily
daughter of Walter le Enveyse and Agnes daughter of Richard de Brikyngdon
and Aluena her sister, def. r messuage, toe acres of land, 4 acres of meadow,
4 acres of wood, 3 acres of pasture and IDS. of rent in Takeleye. Plea of covenant.
PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 20 . of silver.
699. Mich. MatthewFlambard.pl. Edmund son of Ralph de Berniers, def.
i toft, 93 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 2 acres of pasture and 13^. of rent in
Rothing Abbatisse. Plea of covenant. PI. acknowledged the premises to be the
right of def. and for this def. granted the same to pi. to hold for life, rendering
yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all other
services, with remainder to Cristiana mother of def. for life and reversion to def.
[and his heirs] .
700. Mich. Brother William de la More, master of the knighthood of the
Temple of Solomon In England, pi. by brother Richard de Herdewyk. Roger le
Blake of Madbroke, def. by Thomas le Paumer. i toft and 2 acres of land in
Estwode. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the premises to be the right of
pi. and his church of St. Mary of the knighthood of the Temple in England, and
for this pi. granted the same to def. to hold for life, rendering yearly i rose at
the Nat of St. J.B and doing to the chief lords all other services, with reversion
to pi. and his successors and his church. This agreement was made [by precept
of the King ?] .
701. Mich. Richard son of Ralph de Berners and James his brother, pi.
Edmund de Berners, def. The manor of Beaumunt Plea of covenant. PI.
acknowledged the manor to be the right of def. and for this def. granted the same
to them to hold for life, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing
to the chief lords all other services, with remainder to Cristiana mother of def.
for her life and reversion to def. and his heirs.
702. Hil. Nicholas Roland, pi. Nicholas de Paris, imp. 2 messuages, 80
acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 12 acres of pasture, 20 acres of wood and 21$.
6d. of rent in Valde and Herlaghe. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 40^. sterling.
703. Hil. William de Haselingfeld and Margaret his wife, pi. John de
Terling, def. i messuage, 40 acres of land, 3^ acres of meadow, 4 acres of wood
and 75. gd. of rent in Borham, Springgefeld and Chelmeresford. Plea of covenant.
William acknowledged the premises to be the right of def. and for this def.
granted the same to pi. and the heirs of William of the body of Margaret, they
rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all
other services, with reversion to def. and his heirs.
704. Eas. John de Shaldeford and Lora his wife, pi. Adam Bussh of
Hatfeld Regis and Agnes his wife, imp. i messuage, 32 acres of land, 2 acres of
pasture and | acre of meadow in Shaldeford. Plea of warranty of charter. PI.
and the heirs of Lora to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 2O/. sterling.
705. Eas. Thomas, parson of the church of Pebbenesh, by William de
Fynchyngfeld, pi. John de Shaldeford, imp. i messuage, 200 acres of land,
10 acres of meadow, 3 acres of wood, 30 acres of pasture and i6s. of rent in
Shaldeford and Finchyngfeld. Plea of warranty of charter. Impedient acknow-
ledged the premises to be the right of pi. as those which he has of his gift, and
for this pi. granted the same to impedient and Lora his wife and his heirs.
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706. Eas. Humphrey de Waleden, pi. John de Say, imp. by Geoffrey de
Denham. The manor of Rykelyngg. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons , loot, sterling.
707. Eas. John de Northwode and Joan his wife, pi. Ralph de Hengham,
def. The manor of Shaldeford by Berdefeld. Plea of covenant. Def. acknow-
ledged the manor to be the right of Joan, and for this pi. granted the same to
him to hold for life, rendering io/. yearly in moieties at Michaelmas and Easter
and doing to the chief lords all other services/with reversion to pi. and the heirs
of Joan.
708. Eas. Nicholas de Bolyngebrok, pi. Warin son of William de Man-
weden and Agatha his wife, imp. i messuage in Manweden. Plea of warranty
of charter. Impedients quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs. Cons., 6 marks of
silver.
709 Trin. Richard de Lughteburgh, pi. Richard de Wolchirchagh and
Olive his wife, def. i messuage, 47 acres of land and 6os. of rent in Esthamme
and Westhamme. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., ao/. sterling.
710. Trin. John Gamelyn, pi. by John Dyen. Robert de Merk, def. by
Thomas Scharp. The manor of Dunmawe. Plea of covenant. Def. acknow-
ledged the manor to be the right of pi. as that which he has of his gift, and for
this pi granted the same to def. and Jacomina his wife and the heirs of def. of
her body, with remainder to the right heirs of def. This agreement was made
by precept of the King.
711. Trin. RicharddeSucherche.pl. Alexander le Palmere, def. i messuage,
100 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, 8 acres of wood and tos of rent in
Messingges. Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs, and for
this pi. granted that he would render 505. yearly to def. for life in moieties at
Michaelmas and Easter.
7i2rt. Trin. Hubert de Brumford and Cristiana his wife, pi. John de Gynges,
def. by John de Mokkynges, clerk, i messuage, 300 acres of land, 90 acres of
marsh, 125. nrf. of rent and a rent of i clove of a gillyflower in Pakelesham.
Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of Hubert to hold of the chief lords. And
for this Hubert granted that they would render lol. yearly to def for life in
moieties at Michaelmas and Easter, with power of distraint on their lands and
chattels in Nevenden and Great Stanbrugg. Endorsed : Robert Fitz Walter puts
in his claim. The abbess of Berkingges puts in her claim.
7126. Trin. John de Rysebergh of Thurrok Grey, pi. by John de Warde.
Eleanor daughter of John de la Hille of Thurrok Grey, imp. by John de Rollesby.
2 messuages. 22 acres of land, i acre of meadow, 4 acres of rushes and 12$. lod.
of rent in Thurrok Grey and West [Tillejburi. Plea of warranty of charter.
Impedient quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs. Cons., 2O/. sterling.
713. Mich. John Bacun, clerk, pi. John Bartelmeu of Gynge Munteny, def.
i messuage, 80 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, 6 acres of wood and 285. of rent
in Gynge Munteny Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. And def. also granted to pi. and his heirs the reversion of 60 acres of land
and 4 acres of meadow which William de Perham and Alice his wife hold for life
of the inheritance of def. in the same town. Cons., 100 [marks of silver] . This
agreement was made in the presence of William and Alice and . . .
714. Mich. John de Goldyngham and Maud his wife, pi. Richard son of
William de la Rokele, def. The manor of Chikewell and the advowson of the
church of the same town. Plea of covenant. John acknowledged the premises
to be the right of def. as those which he has of his gift, and for this def. granted
the same to pi. and the heirs of John of the body of Maud, with remainder to
Richard son of Richard de la Rokele and his heirs.
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715. Mich. John son of Ralph de Berniers and Joan his sister, pi. Edmund
de Berniers, def. The manor of Berewyk by Rothyng. Plea of covenant. John
acknowledged the manor to be the right of def. and for this def. granted the same
to pi. for life, they rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to
the chief lords all other services, with remainder to Cristiana mother of def. for
life, and reversion to def. and his heirs.
716. Mich. John le Burser and Ellen his wife, pi. by William de Finchinge-
feld. Giles de Colecestre, imp. by John Boueyre of Chelmerford. 17 acres of
land in Stanstede. Plea of warranty of charter PI. and the heirs of John to
hold of the chief lords. Con , 2ol. sterling.
717. Mich. Ralph Fitz Bernard and Agatha his wife, pi. by Anfrid de
Staunton. Edmund Fitz Bernard, imp. by Thomas Awy. The manor of
Thunderleye. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of Ralph to hold
of the chief lords. Cons., ioo/. sterling.
DIVERS COUNTIES.
31 EDWARD I. 1303.
275. Hil. Richard son of Fulk Peyfrere, pi. Fnlk Peyfrere and Alice his
wife, def. The manor of North Eslyng, co. Kent, and 9 marks of rent in
Hockelee, co. Essex. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons., zool. sterling. Kent, Essex.
285. Mich. Robert Fitz Walter and Eleanor his wife, pi. Adam de Walding-
feld, def. The manors of Shenefeld and Asshindon, co. Essex, and Upwere, co.
Kent. Plea of covenant. Robert acknowledged the manors to be the right of
def. and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for life of the chief lords, with
remainders to Robert son of Eleanor and the heirs of his body, Ida daughter of
Eleanor and the heirs of her body, and the right heirs of Robert Fitz Walter.
Essex, Kent. Endorsed : John son of Hugh le Tayllur of London puts in his
claim.
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
32 EDWARD I. 1304.
718. Trm. William de Rameseye and Elizabeth his wife, pi. Robert de
Reydon, def. i messuage, i carucate of land, 3 acres of meadow, 14 acres of
vood, 20 acres of pasture and i6s. of rent in Wrabeneyse and Rameseye Plea
jf covenant. William acknowledged the premises to be the right of def. as those
vhich he has of his gift, and for this def. granted the same to pi. and the heirs
William of the body of Elizabeth, with successive remainders to Ralph son of
;f. and the heirs of his body, Roger and Walter brothers of Ralph for life, and
John de Reydon the elder and [his] heirs.
719. Mich. Master Thomas de Abberburi, pi Edmund de Pynkeny, def.
messuage, 180 acres of land and 45. of rent in Elmedon. Plea of covenant.
)ef. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs. Cons., ioo marks of silver.
720. Mich. Simon le Clerk of Leyes and Agnes his wife, pi. Hamo de
Copford, def. i messuage and ai acres of land in Little Leyes. Plea of covenant.
Simon acknowledged the premises to be the right of def as those which he has
of his gift, and for this def. granted the same to pi. for life, with successive
remainders to John son of def. and the heirs of his body, William brother of the
latter and the heirs of his body, Clemencia sister of the latter and 'the heirs of
her body, and Robert de Of ....
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721. Mich. Ralph de Coggeshale, pi. by Roger Sleghtere. Richard son of
Baldwin Fillol, def. by William de Storteford. i messuage, 150 acres of land,
3 roods of meadow, 4 acres of pasture, 4 acres of wood and 6s. 8d. of rent in
Coggeshale, Kelleveden and Bracstede. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to
hold of the chief lords. Cons., 100 marks of silver.
722 Hil. Robert de Chykeneye and Margaret his wife, pi. by Simon de
Hedersete. Eustace le Taillur of Little Dunmowe, def. by Richard Scut,
i messuage and 12 acres of land in Little Henham. Plea of covenant. PI. and
the heirs of Robert of the body of Margaret to hold of the chief lords., with
remainder to the right heirs of Robert.
723. Hil. GumfridBacunandEllenhiswife.pl. Ralph Bygod, def. The
manor of Daneseye. Plea of covenant. PI and the heirs of Gumfrid of the body
of Ellen to hold of the chief lords, rendering to def. and his heirs i rose yearly
at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all other services, with
reversion to def. and his heirs.
724. Eas. Robert Doget and Alice his wife, pi. William de Cranesle and
John de Cranesle, chaplain, def. i messuage, 150 acres of land and 75. 8d. of
rent in Rocheford. Plea of covenant. Robert acknowledged the premises to be
the right of def. as those which they have of his gift, and for this they granted
the same to pi. and the heirs of Robert of the body of Alice with remainder to
his right heirs.
725. Eas. John de Henye, parson of the church of Henye, pi. John de
Wascoyl and Katharine his wife, def. The manor of Great Henye. Plea of
covenant. Def. acknowledged the manor to be the right of pi. as that which he
has of their gift, and for that he granted the same to them and the heirs of the
body of the said John de Wascoyl, with successive remainders to William son of
Ralph de Pebeners and Maud his wife for life, and Ralph son of the said
William and his heirs.
726. Eas John de Catfeld, pi. Simon Godman of Faukeburne and Agnes
his wife, imp. i messuage, 30 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, i acres of wood
and 2S. of rent in Rewenhale. Plea of warranty of charter. PI and his heirs to
hold of the chief lords. Cons., 2o/ sterling.
727. Eas. Philip de Molesham, pi. by William de Finchingfeld. Walter de
Pateshill, def. by Simon de Goldyngton. i messuage, 280 acres of land, 8 acres
of meadow, 7 acres of wood and 10 acres of pasture in Wygeberwe and Leyre de
la Haye. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the premises to be the right of
pi. and for this pi. granted the same to def. and the heirs of his body to hold of
the chief lords, with successive remainders to John and William brothers of
def. and the heirs of their bodies, and the right heirs of def.
728. Trin. RogerdeAlbodestonandDyonisiahiswife.pl. Maud who was
the wife of Robert Packeles of Esse, pi. by William de Cremplesham i messuage,
67 acres of land, 4 acres i rood of meadow, 15 acres of wood, 5 acres of pasture
and 3$. io|rf. of rent in Gestningthorpe, Great Mapeltrestede, Castelhidingham
and Hidingham Sibille. Plea of covenant. Roger acknowledged the premises
to be the right of def. and for this she granted the same to pi. and the heirs of
the body of Roger, with remainder to William son of Robert Packeles and
his heirs.
729. Mich. John le Bourser, pi. William de Monte Caniso of Edwardeston,
def. The manor of Manhale. Plea of covenant PI. acknowledged the manor
to be the right of def and for this def. granted the same to pi. and his heirs for
the life of def., they rendering 4/. yearly in moieties at Easter and Michaelmas
and doing to the chief lords all other services, with reversion to def. and his heirs.
730. Mich. Walter de Langeton, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, pi.
Edmund de Pynkeny, def. The manor of Cristeshale. Plea of covenant.
Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs. Cons , ioo/. sterling.
FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX. 97
731. Mich. Robert the Clerk of Sampford and Maud his wife, pi.
Geoffrey le Keu of Hampstede, def . One messuage, 43 acres of land, 3^ acres
of meadow, i acre i rood of pasture, i acre of wood and 135. $d. of rent in
Great Sampford. Plea of covenant. PI. acknowledged the premises to be
the right of def. as those which he has of their gift, and for this he granted the
same to them and the heirs of Robert of the body of Maud, with remainder
to the right heirs of Robert.
732. Mich. Benedicta who was the wife of Walter de Aldham, pi., by
\\illiam de Finchyngfeld. John, son of Roger Bolebek, def., by John Dyen.
Two parts of i messuage, 84 acres of land, 3^ acres of meadow, 17 acres of
pasture, 2 acres of wood and IDS. 8d. of rent in Copford, Aldham and Great
Fordham. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the said two parts to be
the right of pi. as those which she has of his gift, and for this she granted
the same to him and Agnes his wife and his heirs of her body, with remainder
to his right heirs. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and her heirs all right in the third
part of the above which Paney who was the wife of Roger Bolebek holds
in dower of the inheritance of the said [John].
DIVERS COUNTIES.
32 EDWARD I. 1304.
294. Trin. Robert, son of Henry de Lacy of Dukesworth, and Maud his
wife, pi. John de Bello Campo of Hersham, imp. 24 acres of land in Great
Caumpes and Shudicaumpes, co. Cambridge, 20 acres of land and 60 acres of
wood in Earl's Bumstede, co. Essex, and 30 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow,
16 acres of pasture, 8 acres of wood in Haverille and Wetherefeld, co. Suffolk.
Plea of warranty of charter. Impedient acknowledged the premises to be
the right of Robert as those which Robert and Maud have of his gift, and for
this they granted the same to him to hold for life of them and the heirs of
Robert, rendering a rose yearly at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief
lords all other services Cambridge, Essex, Suffolk.
297. Mich. John de Crek' and Joan his wife, pi. Thomas de Cantebrigg,
clerk, def. One messuage, 120 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow, 9 acres of
pasture, 2 acres of wood, 6 acres of marsh and 8s. of rent in Hatfeld Peverel,
co. Essex, and i messuage, 178 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow, i rood of
pasture, i acre 3 roods of wood and 6s. 3^. of rent in Westle Waterles, co.
Cambridge. Plea of covenant. John acknowledged the premises to be the
right of def., as those which he has of his gift, and for this def. granted the
same to pi. to hold of the chief lords to themselves and the heirs of John of
the body of Joan, with remainder to the right heirs of John. Essex, Cambridge.
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
33 EDWARD I. 1304-1305.
733. Mich, in 15 days, 32 Edward I., and afterwards in the octaves of the
Purification, 33 Edward I. Agnes who was the wife of John de Brumleye, pi.
John de Peyton, def. 2 messuages, 200 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow, 20
acres of pasture, 6 acres of wood and 245. of rent in Little Brumleye, Laleford,
Little Benteleye and Misteleye. Plea of covenant. PI. acknowledged the
premises to be the right of def. and for this he granted the same to her to hold
of the chief lords for life, with remainder to John, son of John de Parva
Brumleye, and his heirs.
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98 FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
734. Morrow of All Souls, 32 Edward I., and afterwards in the octaves of
the Purification, 33 Edward I. John son of Richard de Weston, pi. William
on of Michael de Weston and Alice his wife, def . One messuage, i toft and
10 acres of land in Foxerthe which Sarah de Weston holds for life. Plea of
covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords after the decease of
Sarah. Cons. 10 marks fof silver]. This agreement was made in the presence
of Sarah, and she did fealty
735. Octaves of Mich. 32 Edward I., and afterwards on the octaves of
the Purification, 33 Edward I. Henry Pycot and Margery his wife, pi. John
Coleman, def. 64 acres of land in Prytelewell and Middelton, Plea of
covenant. Henry acknowledged the premises to be the right of def., and for
this def. granted the same to pi. and the heirs of Henry to hold of the chief
lords
736. Eas. William de Sutton and Margery his wife. pi. Muriel, who
was the wife of Thomas de Oksted, def. One messuage and i carucate of
land in Briddebrok, which William de la Mote and Joan his wife hold for her
life. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of William to hold the reversion
of the chief lords. Cons., 6o/. sterling. This agreement was made in the
presence of William and Joan, and they did fealty.
737. Hil. John le Parker of Claketon and Alice his wife, pi. Gilbert
Colbayn of Claketon, def. One messuage, 2 shops, 100 acres of land, 10 acres
of meadow, 10 acres of wood and us. ^d. of rent in Claketon and the town of
St. Osith. Plea of covenant. John acknowledged the premises to be the
right of def., and for this def. granted the same to pi. and the heirs of John
of the body of Alice, they rendering i rose yearly at the Nat. of St. J.B. and
doing to the chief lords all other services, with reversion to def. and his heirs.
738. Morrow of Ascension, 32 Edward I., and afterwards at Easter in one
month. John Bacun, pi. William de Boylund and Isabel his wife, def.
33 acres of land, i acres of meadow, 10 acres i rood of wood, los. i\d. of rent
and a third part of i messuage in Gynge Joyberd and Gynge Laundri, and the
advowson of a fourth part of the church of Gynge Joyberd. Plea of covenant.
PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. And def. also granted to the same
the remainders of a moiety of 52 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 15 acres of
wood and 155. f3]|^. of rent which Gilbert de Marewell and Agnes his wife
hold in dower and a moiety of 33 acres of land, \\ acres of meadow, 10 acres
i rood of wood and IDS. 2%d. of rent, which Agnes, who was the wife of James
le Whyte, holds in dower of the inheritance of Isabel in the said towns. Cons.,
100 marks of silver. This agreement was made in the presence of
and Agnes, who was the wife of James le Whyte, and they did fealty.
739. St. J.B. in 15 days, 32 Edward I., and afterwards in the octaves of
St. Hilary, 33 Edward I. John le Burser, pi. William de Monte Caniso of
Edwardeston, def. One messuage, i toft, i mill, 140 acres of land, 4 acres
of meadow, 5 acres of pasture, 9 acres of wood and 75. of rent in Hengham
Sibyle, which Luke Morel holds for life. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs
to hold the reversion of the chief lords. Cons., 2o/. sterling. This agreement
was made in the presence of Luke, and he did fealty.
740. Same dates as 734. Richard de Chiggewell and Joan his wife, pi.
Hamo de Dene, def. One messuage, 120 acres of land, 24 acres of pasture
and 9 acres of meadow in Lamburne and Theydon de Boys. Plea of covenant.
PI. and the heirs of Richard to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 20 marks of
silver.
741. Hil. John de Lenham and Margaret his wife, pi. Stephen de
Certeseye, def. One messuage, 55 acres of land, 2 acres 3 roods of pasture,
us. 8%d. of rent and a third part of i acre of meadow in Stifford, and the
advowson of a third part of the church of the same town. Plea of covenant.
PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 100 marks of silver.
FEET OK FINES FOR ESSEX. QQ-
742. Hil. John de Bassingburne and Agnes his wife, pi. Wygan de
Bellelaunde of Haveringg, imp. One messuage, 90 acres of land, 6 acres of
wood, 25. $d. of rent and a rent of i pair of gloves in Maneweden. Plea of
warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., 2O/. sterling.
743. Hil. John de Vernoun and Alice his wife, pi. Richard, son of John
de Ewelle and Beatrice his wife, imp. One messuage, 40 acres of land, 3 acres
of meadow, 2 acres of pasture and 75. \d. of rent in Creppyngg and Little
Fordham. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of John to hold
of the chief lords. Cons., 20 marks of silver.
744. Hil. Richard de Haleford, pi. Sewal de Hanyngfeld and Margery
his wife, def. One messuage and 40 acres of land in Chelmersford, Gynge
Joyberd and Hanyngfeld. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of
the chief lords. Cons., 2O/. sterling. Endorsed : John Swetyng and Cecity
his wife put in their claim.
745 Eas. John de Burnedissh, pi. Elias le Blowere and Agnes his wife
and Emma her sister, def. One messuage, 30 acres of land, 2 \ acres of meadow
and 2 acres of pasture in Stanford Ryvers. Plea of covenant. PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 2O/. sterling.
746. Eas. Wychard de Ros, pi. Master Robert de Ros, def. 6 marks
3d. of rent in Great Saumford. Plea of covenant. PI. acknowledged the
rent to be the right of def., and for this def. granted the same to pi. and the
heirs of his body, they rendering i rose yearly at the Nat. of St. J.B. and
doing to the chief lords all other services, with reversion to def. and his heirs.
747. Eas. William Cosyn and Emma his wife, pi. Malculm de Beaumes,
imp. The manor of Warleye Semeles. Plea of warranty of charter.
Impedient acknowledged the manor to be the right of William as that which
pi. have of his gift, and for this pi. granted the same to him to hold for life,
rendering i rose yearly at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all
other services, with reversion to pi. and the heirs of William.
748. Eas. Peter Burre of Reylegh and Joan his wife, pi. Petronilla,
who was the wife of John, son of John Fiz Symund, def. One messuage,
140 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 4 acres of marsh and 6s. 4^. of rent in
Great Stanbrigge and Assindon. Plea of covenant. Peter acknowledged
the premises to be the right of def. as those which she has of his gift, and for
this def. granted the same to pi. and the heirs of Peter of the body of Joan,
with remainder to his [right] heirs.
749. Eas. Henry Fitz Thomas, pi. Robert, son of Hugh de Berdefeld
and Maud his wife, def. One messuage, 10 acres of land, 5 acres of pasture,
2S. 8%d. of rent and acre of meadow in Great Berdefeld. Plea of covenant
PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., lol. sterling.
750. Eas. Ralph Giffard and Margery his wife, pi. Master Robert de
Ros, def. 405. %d. of rent in Great Saumfford. Plea of covenant. Ralph
acknowledged the rent to be the right of def., and for this def. granted the
same to pi. and the heirs of Ralph of the body of Margery, they rendering i
rose yearly at the Nat. of St. J .B. and doing to the chief lords all other services,
with reversion to def. and his heirs.
751. Eas. William de Mortuo Mari, pi. Isabel de Mortuo Mari, def.
The manor of Little Wodeham and the advowson of the church of the manor.
Plea of covenant. Pi. acknowledged the premises to be the right of def.. and
for this def. granted the same to pi. to hold of the King for life, with reversion
to def. and her heirs. This agreement was made by precept of the King.
IOO FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
752. Trin. John Bacun, clerk, pi. James Tyrel and Alice his wife, def.
A moiety of i messuage, 156 acres of land, 5^ acres of meadow, 55 acres of
wood and 465. of rent in Gynge Joyberd and Gynge Laundry and the advow-
son of a moiety of the fourth part of the church of Gynge Joyberd. Plea of
covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 100 marks of
silver.
753. Trin. William Molyns and Eleanor his wife, pi. Simon de Twyni-
hill and Margery his wife, imp. 15 acres of land, ii roods of meadow and 8d.
of rent in Heghester. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of
William to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 20 marks of silver.
754. Trin. Nicholas atte Halle of Plessetis, pi. John le Keu of Great
Waltham, def. One messuage, 36 acres of land, 3 roods of meadow and 145.
of rent in Great Waltham. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of
the chief lords. Cons., 2o/. sterling.
755. Trin. Henry de Multon and Agnes his wife, pi. Juliana, who was
the wife of John Deu of Lamburne, def. One messuage, 200 acres of land,
6 acres of meadow, 15 acres of wood and 20 acres of pasture in Lamburne.
Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of Agnes to hold of the chief lords. Cons.,
3o/. sterling.
756. Trin. Edmund de Badewe and Joan his wife, pi. Hugh de Blund
the elder, imp. 3 messuages, 543 acres of land, 16 acres of meadow, 40 acres
of pasture, 20 acres of wood and loos, of rent in Great Badewe, Sandon,
W r esthanyngleld, Wrytele, Chelmersford and Herewardestok. Plea of
warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of Joan to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., 100 marks of silver.
757. Trin. Robert Alwyne and Agnes his wife, pi. John de Combes
and Isabel his wife, imp. 30 acres of land in Colecestre and Horkeslcyr.
Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of Robert to hold of the chief
lords. Cons., 5 marks of silver.
758. Trin. Master Robert de Gynges, pi. Ralph Jordan and Alice his
wife, imp. 10 acres of land in Gynges Hospital. Plea of warranty of charter.
PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., loos, of silver.
759. Trin. Gilbert Fotyng of Brembeleye, pi. Richard de Witham and
Cristina his wife, def. i acre i rood of land in Westhamme. Plea of covenant.
PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 205. of silver.
760. Trin. Stephen, son of John de Gardino of Havering, and Joan his
wife, pi. Agnes, who was the wife of Michael atte Strete of Staneford Ryvers,
def. 60 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 2 acres of pasture, i acre of wood,
95. of rent and a moiety of i messuage in Fyfhyde Beauchamp. Plea of
covenant. PI. and the heirs of Stephen of the body of Joan to hold of the
chief lords, with remainder to his right heirs.
761 . Mich. Robert Giffard, pi. William Gysorz and Joan his wife, def.
One messuage and 30 acres of marsh in Leyes. Plea of covenant. Def.
quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of Joan to pi. and his heirs. Cons.,
405. of silver.
762. Eas. Geoffrey de la Berewe and Margaret his wife, pi. Richard
de Keleshull, def. One messuage, 60 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 3
acres of pasture and 3 acres of wood in Arkesden, which Avice, who was the
wife of Robert Attewode, holds for life. Plea of covenant. PI. and the
heirs of Margaret to hold the remainder of the chief lords. Cons., zol. sterling.
This agreement was made in the presence of Avice, and she did fealty.
763. Eas. Walter de Langeton, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, pi.
Peter Pycot, def. 3 messuages, Go acres 3 roods of land, ii acres of meadow,
i acre i rood of pasture, 7 acres of wood and 265. of rent in Cristeshale. Plea
of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 100 marks
of silver.
FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX. IOI
704. Trin. John le Teynturer of Berkynge, pi. John Baldewyne of
Enefeld and Margaret his wife, imp. One messuage in Berkynge. Plea of
warranty of charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons.,
io/. sterling.
765. Trin. James Tyrel, pi. John de Clovile and Perina his wife, imp.
io acres of land in Gynge Joyberd. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., lol. sterling.
700. Trin. John de Kyngesbury and William Leger, pi. Geoffrey le
Chapman of Berkynges and Alice his wife, imp. One messuage in Berkynges.
Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief
lords. Cons., loos, of silver.
767. Trin. William Prentiz and Margaret his wife, pi. Peter le Keve of
Xeylond and Maud his wife, imp. 4 acres of land in Horkesle. Plea of
warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of William to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., loos, of silver.
768. Trin. Peter de Cusaunce, pi. Stephen Houel and Mary his wife, def .
The manor of Whyterothinge and the advowson of the church of the manor.
Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of the King and his heirs for the
life of Mary, with remainder to Cecily Hastenges and her heirs. This agree-
ment was made by precept of the King.
769. Trin. Isabel de Estware, pi. Andrew le Moygne and Sibil his wife,
imp. One messuage, 52 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow and iGJrf. of rent
in Asshildeham. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and her heirs "to hold of
the chief lords. Cons., 20 marks of silver. .
770. Trin. in 15 days, and afterwards in the octaves of St. J.B.,
33 Edward I. Hamo de Waleden and Maud his wife, pi. Roger, son of
Reginald de la Ryvere, def. One messuage and a third part of i messuage
in Waleden. Plea of covenant. Hamo acknowledged the premises to be
the right of def., as those which he has of his gift, and for this def. granted
the same to pi. and the heirs of Hamo of the body of Maud, with remainder
to Anabilla, daughter of Hamo, and her heirs.
771. Trin. Godfrey de Fristlyng, dem. John Shorebred and Felicia his
wife, ten. 3^ acres of land in Writele. Ten. quitclaimed for themselves and
the heirs of Felicia to dem. and his heirs. Cons., 205. of silver.
772. Trin. John Vyel, pi. Richard Sonnel and Alice his wife, def.
7 acres of land and 8d. of rent in Chyngeford. Plea of covenant. PL and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., loos, of silver.
773. Trin. William le Rous of Kenpol and Joan his wife, pi. Richard
le Rous and Elizabeth his wife, imp. One messuage, 90 acres of land, 6 acres
of meadow, 21^ acres of wood, 2 acres i rood of pasture and 425. n^d. of rent
in Waterbeauchamp. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of
William to hold of the chief lords. Cons., io marks of silver.
774. Trin. Thomas Hereward of Chelmereford and Cecily his wife, pi.
John, son of Odo le Rede of Horstede, and Margery his wife, imp. One
messuage in Colecestre. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs
of Thomas to hold of the chief lords. Cons., io marks of silver.
775. Trin. Robert de Teye, pi. William le Gavelere and Avice his wife,
imp. One messuage and $d. of rent in Little Stanweye and Great Stanweye.
Plea of warranty of charter. Impedients acknowledged the premises to be
the right of pi. as those which he has of their gift, and for this pi. granted the
same to them to hold for life, they rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of
St. J.B., and doing to the chief lords all other services, with reversion to pi.
and his heirs.
IO2 FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
776. Tiin. Alice, who was the wife of Edmund de Cumbe, pi. Laurence
le Porter of Priterwelle, def. One messuage, 40 acres of land, i acre of
meadow, 2 acres of marsh and zos. of rent in Priterwelle and Middelton.
Plea of covenant. PI. acknowledged the premises to be the right of def.,
and for this he granted the same to her to hold for life, rendering yearly i rose
at the Nat. of St. J.B., and doing to the chief lords all other services, with
reversion to def. and his heirs.
777. Trin. James Tyrel and Joan his daughter, pi. John de Colunere
and Perina his wife, imp. n acres of land and 3 roods of meadow in Gyngge
Joyberd. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of Joan to hold
of the chief lords. Cons., io/. sterling.
778. Trin. John de Dokesworth, pi. Robert de Veer, earl of Oxford,
def. One messuage, i mill, 200 acres of land, 30 acres of meadow, 20 acres
of pasture, 60 acres of wood and io/. of rent in Rameseye. Plea of covenant.
PI. acknowledged the premises to be the right of def. and for this def. granted
the same to pi. to hold for life, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B.
and doing to the chief lords all other services, with reversion to def. and his
heirs.
779. Trin. Margery Balyol, pi. Gilbert de Sancto Audoeno and Sibil
his wife, def. One messuage, i carucate of land, 8 acres of meadow, io acres
of wood and 205. of rent in Burghstede. Plea of covenant. Gilbert
acknowledged the premises to be the right of pi. as those which she has of the
gift of def., and for this pi. granted the same to def. and the heirs of Gilbert.
Cons., 20/. sterling.
780. Mich. Walter de Stistede and Sarah his wife, pi. Peter de Redleye
and Anne his wife, def. A moiety of i messuage, 160 acies of land, (> acn-> <>t
meadow, 12 acres of pasture, 2 acres of wood and 135. ^d. of rent in Stistede.
Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of Anne
to pi. and the heirs of Walter. Cons., 20 marks of silver.
781. Mich. Alice, who was the wife of John Beumund, pi. Master
Thomas de Abberbury, def. The manor of Elmedon. Plea of covenant.
PI. and her heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 200 marks of silver.
782. Mich. Humphrey de Waleden, pi. John de la Mare and Joan his
wife, def. The manor of Little Perndon and the advowson of the church of
the manor. Plea of covenant. PI. acknowledged the premises to be the
right of John, and for this def. granted the same to pi. to hold for life, render-
ing 2o/. yearly in moieties at Easter and Michaelmas, and doing to the chief
lords all other services, with reversion to def. and the heirs of John.
783. Mich. \Villiam de Suttone and Margery his wife, pi. Gilbert atte
Chaumbre and Cecily his wife, def. Two messuages, 124 acres of land, 6
acres of meadow, 6 acres of pasture, ni acres of wood, 195. 8d. of rent and
a third part of i messuage in Little Fordham, Aldham and Great Fordham.
Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of William to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., 100 marks of silver.
784. Mich. John Hodyun, pi. William Hodyun and Sarah his wife,
imp. One messuage, 23 acres of land, i acre of meadow and 4 acres of pasture
in Writele. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords. Cons., 20 marks of silver. Endorsed : Agnes, daughter of
William Hodyun, puts in her claim. Maud, daughter of Robert de Schaxton,
puts in her claim.
785. Mich. Robert atte Tye of Est Tillebery, pi. Walter de Hallingbery
and Blanche his wife, imp. 3 acres of land and 6 acres of marsh in Est Tille-
bery. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons., io/. sterling.
FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX. IO3
786. Mich. Isabel Crut of London, pi. John Crut of Bomstede, def.
3 messuages, (>2 acres of land, 6J acres of meadow, 3 acres of pasture, 2 acres
of wood and gd. of rent in Bomstede. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs
of her body to hold of def. and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the
Nat. of St. J.B., and doing to the chief lords all other services, with rever-
sion to def. and his heirs. Endorsed : Avice, the wife of John Crut of
Bomstede, puts in her claim.
787. Mich. Robert de Pipehurst, pi. John de Hobregg and Joan his
wife, def., by John de Catfeld. One messuage, 80 acres of land, 9 acres of
meadow, 3 acres of wood and us. of rent in Wytham and Wykham. Plea
of covenant. John acknowledged the premises to be the right of pi. as those
which he has of his gift, and for this pi. granted the same to def. and the heirs
of John of the body of Joan, with remainder to the right heirs of John.
788. Mich. Humphrey de Waledene, pi. William de Rothingge, def.
The manor of Macchingg. Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his
heirs. Cons., ioo/. sterling.
789. Mich. Walter de Langeton, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, pi.
John Fitz Reginald, def. The manor of Uggele, which Joan de Vivonia holds
in dower. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold the remainder of the
chief lords. Cons., 3oo/. sterling. This agreement was made in the presence
of Joan, and she did fealty.
790. Mich. Gilbert le Teynturer and Alice his wife and Katharine his
daughter, pi. Sewal de Hobregg and Sibil his wife, imp. 4 acres of land in
Wytham. Plea of warranty of charter. PL and the heirs of Katharine to
hold of the chief lords. Cons., 4 marks of silver.
791. Mich. Walter de Shelf ord and Edith his wife, pi. William de
Hersham and Juliana his wife, def. One messuage in Westhamme. Plea
of covenant. PI. and the heirs of \Valter to hold of the chief lords. Cons.,
i oos. of silver.
792. Mich. Hawysia de Veer, pi., by John de Cauntebrygg. William
Poucyn of Waleden and Joan his wife, imp. One messuage and 60 acres of
land in Dunham and Ramesdene Belhus. Plea of warranty of charter. PI.
and her heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 2o/. sterling.
793. Mich. Richard de Sutton and Thomas his son, pi. Andrew Scot
of Berkyngg and Joan his wife, imp. A third part of i rood of land in Berkyng.
Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of Richard to hold of the chief
lords. Cons., 20$. of silver.
794. Mich. John Huberd and Margery his wife, pi. Ranulph de Arderne
and Master John de Stantone, def. One messuage, i carucate of land. 8
acres of meadow, 10 acres of pasture, 6 acres of wood and 605. of rent in Her-
lowe. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of John Huberd to hold of the
chief lords. Cons., 2O/. sterling.
795. Mich. Nicholas de Stistede and Joan his wife, pi. Simon le Clerk
of Little Cestreford, def. One messuage, 21 acres of land and acre of wood
in Little Cestreford. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of Nicholas to
hold of the chief lords. Cons., 2O/. sterling.
796. Mich. William atte Cros of Pateswyk and Juliana his wife. pi.
Walter son of Richard de Redleye and Sarah his wife, def. 20 acres of land
in Stistede. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of William to hold of the
chief lords. Cons., 20 marks of silver.
797. Mich. William de Braham and Joan his wife, pi., by John Dyen.
John de Laneham, def., by Robert de Hales. One messuage, 32 acres of
land, i J acres of meadow, i acre of wood, 3 acres of pasture and $d. of rent
in Great Leghes and Little Leghes. Plea of covenant. William acknowledged
the premises to be the right of def. as those which he has of his gift, and for
this def. granted the same to pi. and the heirs of William of the body of Joan,
with remainder to the right heirs of William.
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798. Mich. Thomas Joye of Est Tillebery and Alice his wife, pi. Walter
de Hallingbery and Blanche his wife, imp. One messuage and 2$ acres of
land in Est Tillebery. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of
Thomas to hold of the chief lords. Cons., lol. sterling.
799. Mich. John Baudewyne and Agnes his wife, pi. Henry de Gynges
and Katharine his wife, def. 7 acres of land in Great Wakering. Plea of
covenant. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons.,
7 marks of silver.
800. Mich. Gilbert, son of Gilbert de Balliolo, pi. Robert, son of Matthew
de Stepelbumsted, imp. One messuage, 52 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow,
6 acres of pasture, i acre of wood and 3^. of rent in Stepelbumsted. Plea
of warranty of charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons.,
100 marks of silver.
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33 EDWARD. I 1305
302. Hil. JohnFlambardandJoanhiswife.pl. Theobald [? de Merjk,
def. Two parts of i messuage, i mill, 2 carucates of land, 30 acres of meadow,
10 acres of pasture and lol. of rent in Keyngham, co. Oxford, and of i mes-
suage, 1 80 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, 12 acres of pasture, 8 acres of
wood and 365. of rent in Amberden and Depeden, co. Essex. Plea of covenant.
PI. acknowledged the said two parts to be the right of def., and for this def.
granted the same to pi. to hold of def. and his heirs to themselves and the
heirs of John of the body of Joan, rendering a rose yearly at the Nat. of St.
J.B., and doing to the chief lords all other services, and paying to William
de Clifford, bishop of Emly, 22 marks yearly, in moieties at Easter and
Michaelmas ; and also the reversion of the third part, which William le Madle
and Lettice his wife hold in dower of the inheritance of def. ; with remainders
to William, son of Theobald, and the heirs of his body, and def. and his heirs.
Oxford, Essex. Endorsed : William de Clifford, bishop of Emly, puts in his
claim.
303. Hil. John de Benstede, clerk, pi., by Roger de Preslond. Alex-
ander de Balliolo of Caures, def., by John de . . . .te. One messuage and i
carucate of land in Hiegham, co. Essex, and i mill in Watton, co. Hert-
ford, which Robert de Graveleye and Beatrix his wife hold for life. Plea of
covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold the reversion of the King and his heirs.
Cons., 100 marks of silver. Ihis agreement was made in the presence of
Robert and Beatrix, and they did fealty. Essex, Hertford.
305. Trin. John de Abbernoun and Constance his wife, pi. Roger de
Belinges, def. One messuage, 68 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow and 2s.
of rent in Hynxton, co. Cambridge, and 25 acres of land, i\d. of rent and a
rent of \ pound of pepper in Great Chesterford, co. Essex, which Ranulph
Gerard of Sprotford holds for life. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs
of John to hold the reversion of the chief lords. Cons., 4O/. sterling. This
agreement was made in the presence of Ranulph, and he did fealty.
Cambridge, Essex.
306. Trin. Walter de Langeton, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, pi.
Alice, who was the wife of John Beumund, def. The manor of Drayton.
Plea of covenant. PI. to hold of the chief lords for the life of Alice, with
remainder to Richard de Beumund and his heirs. And for this pi. granted
to her the manor of Cristeshale, co. Essex, to hold of him and his heirs for
her life, rendering a rose yearly at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief
lords all other services. Norfolk, Essex.
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COUNTY OF ESSEX.
34 EDWARD I. 1305-1306.
801 . Mich.* Ralph Swetyng and Petronilla his wife, pi. John de Shalde-
ford and Lora his wife, imp. One messuage and 24 acres of land in Shalde-
ford. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of Ralph to hold of the
chief lords. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
802. Hil. Robert de Aspale and Alice his wife and John his son, pi.
John Buteturte and Maud his wife, def. The manor of Steple. Plea of
covenant. Robert acknowledged the manor to be the right of Maud, and
for this def. granted the same to pi. to hold for life, rendering yearly i rose
at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all other services, with
reversion to def. and the heirs of Maud.
803. Hil. Adam, son of Roger de Sancto Edmundo, pi. Warin Fitz
William, imp. One messuage, 200 acres of land, 2^ acres of meadow, 20
acres of wood and 205. of rent in Colecestre, Lexedene and La Milende. Plea
of warranty of charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons.,
100 marks of silver.
804. Hil. Robert de Marny, pi., by William de Plumstede. Richard
de Suthchirche and Joan his wife, def. 7 acres of land in Leyrmarny. Plea
of covenant. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of Richard
to pi. and his heirs. Cons., iocs, of silver.
805. Hil. RogerdelaRe.pl. John de Kenyngton, imp. One messuage
and 15 acres of land in Great Ileford. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 2ol. sterling.
806. Hil. John de la Lee and Katharine his wife, pi. Thomas Grapinel
and Joan his wife, def. 22 acres i rood of land, 5 acres of meadow and i acre
of wood in Great Gelham. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs
of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 100 marks of silver.
807. Hil. Amfrid de Staunton, pi. Thomas le Taillur of Manitre and
Constance his wife, def. 9 acres of land in Chiccheridel and St. Osith. Plea
of covenant. PL and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 10 marks
of silver.
808. Hil. Edmund de Lenham and Alice his wife, pi. John Edmund of
Stistede and Joan his wife, imp. 12 acres of land in Stistedeand Kersingge.
Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of Edmund to hold of the chief
lords. And for this pi. granted to def. and the heirs of John 2\ acres of land
in Bradewell, to hold of the chief lords.
809. Hil. Thomas de Wodeham and Agnes his wife, pi. Simon de
Kensyngton and William, parson of the church of Xevendene, def., by Stephen
de Wodeham. 30 acres of wood in Hadleye. Plea of covenant. PI. and the
heirs of Thomas to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 100 marks of silver.
810. Mich.* John de \Velde of Aungre and Cristina his wife, pi. William
le Muner of Little Passefeld and Cecily his wife, imp. 3 acres of land in High
Aungre. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of
the chief lords. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
811. Mich.* Peter Osekyn of London, pi. Joan, who was the wife of
Geoffrey de Parys, imp. One messuage and 80 acres of land in Latton and
Herlawe. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons., 40 marks of silver.
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812. Mich.* Humphrey de Waleden, pi. John Engayne and Ellen his
wife, def. A moiety of the manor of Elsenham, and the advowson of the
church of the manor. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold the moiety
and advowson of the chief lords. Cons., 100 marks of silver. Endorsed :
John de Rocheford puts in his claim. Robert de Rocheford puts in his claim.
Cristiana his wife puts in her claim.
813. Mich.* William le Butiller of Great Gelham and Alice his wife, pi.
John de Sharpenho of London, def. One messuage, i carucate of land, 5
acres of meadow, 3 acres of pasture, (> acres of wood and IDS. of rent in Great
Gelham, Hengham and Toppesfeld. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs
of William to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 100 marks of silver.
814. Hil. Peter Burre and Joan his wife, pi. William de Dunhamlegh,
chaplain, def. One messuage, i mill and 3 acres of land in Rylegh. Plea of
covenant. PI. acknowledged the premises to be the right of def., and for
this he granted the same to them for life, with successive remainder to John,
the younger son of Peter, and the heirs of his bod}-, and the right heirs of Peter.
815. Hil. Jollan le Keu of Deneton and Agnes his wife, pi. Maud,
who was the wife of Philip le Tannur of Herewardestok, def. 2 messuages,
8 acres of land and i acre of meadow in Gynge Joyberd and Laundry. Plea
of covenant. Def. acknowledged the premises to be the right of Agnes, as
those which pi. have of her gift, and for this pi. granted the same to def. to
hold for life, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to
the chief lords all other services, with reversion to pi. and the heirs of Agnes.
816. Hil. Richard Sebern and Alice his wife, pi. Richard le Shereman
and Petronilla his wife, def. One messuage, 9 acres of land, i acre of pasture,
155. of rent and a moiety of i acre of wood in Bures at the Mount. Plea of
covenant. PI. and the heirs of Richard to hold of the chief lords. Cons.,
20/. sterling.
817. Hil. William, son of Richard de Rothingge Abbatisse, and Joan his
wife, pi. Peter le Shereman of London and Maud his wife, def. One
messuage, 20 acres of land and nd. of rent in Macchyngge, which William
Huse and Margaret his wife hold for life of the inheritance of Maud. Plea
of covenant. PI. and the heirs of William to hold the remainder of the chief
lords. Cons., 10 marks of silver. This agreement was made in the presence
of William and Margaret, and they did fealty.
818. Hil. Godfrey de Fristlyng, dem. Godfrey Fitz Peter and Benedict
his son, ten. One messuage, 120 acres of land, 1 1 acres of meadow and IDS. 3^.
of rent in Dakenham and Berking. Ten. quitclaimed from themselves and
the heirs of Godfrey to dem. and his heirs. Cons., 100 marks silver.
Endorsed : Benedict de Dakenham puts in his claim.
819. Hil. Henry, vicar of the church of Machchyngge, pi. Peter de la
L. . . . and Amiana his wife, def. i<> acres of land, i acre of meadow, i rood
of pasture and 4 acres of wood in Machchyngge. Plea of covenant. PI.
and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 20 marks of silver. Endorsed :
John de Pernill puts in his claim.
820. Hil. John de la Lee and Katherine his wife, pi. Stephen Houel
and Mary his wife, def. 76 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow and 35. 6rf. of
rent in White Rothingge, Hathfeld Regis and Machchyngge. " Plea of
covenant. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 100
marks of silver. Endorsed : Cecily Hastanges puts in her claim.
821. Hil. Richard Huraund of Halstede, pi. Andrew Huraund of Hal-
stede and Margery his wife, def. One messuage, 2| acres of land, ij acres
f meadow and 25. 8d. of rent in Halstede. Plea of covenant. Andrew
cknowledged the premises to be the right of pi. as those which he has of his
lit, and for this pi. granted the same to def. for life, with remainder to Richard
and James, sons of Andrew, and Gerard Huraund for life, and final remainder
to the right heirs of Andrew.
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.^j. Hil. William de Goldyngtone and Margaret his wife, pi. John de
Pr.iers and Anne his wife, def. A third part of the manor of Aldham. Plea
of covenant. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of Anne to pi.
and the heirs of William. Cons., TOO/, sterling.
823. Eas. Alexander Alwyne of High Estre, pi. Robert Love and Emma
his wife, imp. One messuage and 12 acres of land in Writele. Plea of war-
ranty of charter. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of Emma
to pi. and his heirs. Cons., 405. of silver.
S24- Eas. Joan Russel and Margaret Russel, pi., by Amfrid de Stanton,
their guardian (custodem}. Ralph Russel, def. One messuage, 6 acres of
land, and i acre of pasture in Foleton and Rameseye. Plea of covenant.
PL and the heirs of Joan to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
825. Hil. Peter le Mareschal and Amiana his wife, pi. William de
Suttone and Margery his wife, def. 2 messuages, 123 acres of land, 2 acres
i rood of meadow, and 2od. of rent in Xorthwelle. Plea of covenant. PI. and
the heirs of Peter to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 100 marks of silver.
<s>o. Hil. William de Carleton, pi. John Engaygne and Ellen his wife,
def. The manor of Faukeborne, i mill in Faukeborne, and the advowson of
the church of the manor. Plea of covenant. PL and his heirs to hold of
the chief lords the mill and advowson and the remainder of the manor, which
John Page of Wyham and Isabel his wife and William his son hold for life
of the inheritance of John Engaygne. Cons., 200 marks of silver. This
agreement was made in the presence of John, Isabel, and William, who
acknowledged that they claimed nothing except for [life].
827. Hil. Roger de Cantebr', clerk, pi. Richard le Hunte and Cecily
his wife, def. 2 acres of meadow and 2s. of rent in Lamburne. Plea of
covenant. Def. acknowledged the premises to be the right of pi., and for
this he granted the same to them to hold for life, rendering yearly i rose at
the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all other services, with re-
version to pi. and his heirs.
828. Hil. John, son of Andrew le Fevre and Isabel his wife, pi. Richard
Frunt, imp. One messuage, 10 acres of land, and i acre of meadow in Blake
Nottele. Plea of warranty of charter. Impedient acknowledged the premises
to be the right of John, and for this pi. granted the same to him to hold for
life, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief
lords all other services, with reversion to pi. and the heirs of John.
829. Hil. Thomas, son of Richard de Cokefeld, pi. Benedict de Coke-
feld, def. One messuage, i carucate of land, 30 acres of wood, 18 acres of
pasture, and (>2s. of rent in Elmestede. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged
the premises to be the right of pi. as those which he has of his gift, and for
this pi. granted the same to def. and the heirs of his body, they rendering
yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all other
services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs.
830. Hil. Ralph Bigot of Great Donmawe, pi. Reyner Fitz Reyner
of Great Donmawe and Sabina his wife, def. One messuage, (>o acres of land,
3 acres of meadow, and 10 acres of pasture in Great Donmawe. Plea of
covenant. Reyner acknowledged the premises to be the right of pi. as those
which he has of his gift, and for this pi. granted the same to def. and the
heirs of Reyner of the body of Sabina, they rendering yearly i rose at the
Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all other services, with reversion
to pi. and his heirs.
831. Hil. Thomas de Wodeham and Agnes his wife, pi. Simon de
Kensyngtone and William, parson of the church of Xevendene. def., by
Stephen de Wodeham. One messuage, 160 acres of land, I acre of meadow,
and 2os. of rent in Great Shoberi and Little Shoberi. Plea of covenant.
PL and the heirs of Thomas to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 200 marks of
silver. This agreement was made by precept of the King.
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832. Eas. John de Westwode le Cutiller of -London, pi. Walter le
Taillur of High Aungre and Agnes his wife, def . i acre of land and i acre of
meadow in High Aungre. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of
the chief lords. Cons., 5 marks of silver.
833. Eas. John de Hertindon and Alice his wife, pi. John de Shafton
and Rose his wife, imp. One messuage and 2^ acres of land in Wytham.
Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of Alice to hold of the chief
lords. Cons., 20 marks of silver.
834. Eas. John de Westwode le Cutiller of London, pi. Richard, son
of Bartholomew de Westwode and Florence his wife, def. 18 acres of land
in High Aungre. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords, with the homage and services of John le Deghere of Geddelestone and
his heirs from the tenements which they hold of def. in the said town ; and
also the reversion of i messuage, 30 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 3 acres
of pasture, and 305. of rent, which Salomon le Cutiller of London holds for
life of the inheritance of Richard in the said town. Cons., 30^. sterling.
This agreement was made in the presence of John le Deghere and Salomon,
and they did fealty.
835. Trin. John le Burser, pi. John de Prayers and Anne his wife, def.
Two parts of i messuage, 130 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 3 acres of
pasture, and 45. of rent in Little Lauvare. Plea of covenant. PI. and his
heirs to hold the said two parts of the chief lords, and also the reversion of
the third part, which Beatrix, who was the wife of Hugh de Kssex, held in
dower of the inheritance of Anne. Cons marks of silver. This agree-
ment was made in the presence of Beatrix, and she did fealty.
836. Trin. John, prior of the church of St. James, Trcmhale, pi. John
de Lancastre, def., by Robert Smelt. 4 acres of land in Stanstede Mount-
fichet and the advowson of the church of the same town. Plea of covenant.
PI. and his successors and their church to hold of the chief lords. And for
this pi. granted that he and his successors will find yearly one chaplain of
their canons celebrating divine service daily in their said church of St. James
for the soul of def. and Annora his wife and their ancestors, with power of
distraint by John and his heirs if they fail. This agreement was made by
precept of the King.
837. Trin. John Abel and Margery his wife, pi. Thomas de Stodham,
def. The manor of Plumbeigh, which William de Hamelton holds for a
term of 6 years of the demise of the said 'Ihomas. Plea of covenant. PI.
and the heirs of John of the body of Margery to hold the reversion of the
King and his heirs, with remainder to the right heirs of John. Cons., 2OO/.
sterling. This agreement was made in the presence of William, who acknow-
ledged that he claimed nothing except for the six years. It was made by
precept of the King.
838. Trin. John de Wateville and Alice his wife, pi. Egidia who was
the wife of Robert de Horkesleye and James de Bures, def. The manor of
Pamfeld. Plea of covenant. John acknowledged the manor to be the right
of Egidia, as that which def. have of his gift, and for this def. granted the
same to pi. and the heirs of John of the body of Alice, with remainder to the
right heirs of John.
839. Trin. John de Hobrigg and Joan his wife, pi. Ranulph de Ardern,
def. 265. 8d. of rent in Stistede, Kersingg, and Bradewell. Plea of covenant.
PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 2O/. sterling.
840. Trin. Geoffrey le Mayster of Hersham, pi. David de Hereford
and Florence his wife, def. i messuage, 89 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow,
3 acres of pasture. 2 acres of wood, 155. gd. of rent, and a third part of i mill
in Hersham. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the premises to be the
right of pi. and for this pi. granted the same to def. and the heirs of Florence.
FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX. log
841. Trin. John son of Richard Dyen of Halstede and William his
brother, pi. Walter, son of William le Conestable and Maud his wife, def.
i messuage, 37 acres of land, and i acre of wood in Wykham St. Paul and
Bulemere. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief
lords. Cons., 2O/. sterling. Endorsed : The dean and chapter of St. Paul,
London, and Master Robert de Ros put in their claim.
842. Trin. Peter del Hoo and Amiana his wife, pi. Thomas de
Twystede and Joan his wife, def. i messuage, 66 acres of land, 4 acres of
meadow, 6 acres of pasture, and 55. of rent in Nortweld. Plea of covenant.
PI. and the heirs of Peter to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 4O/. sterling.
843. Trin. Xicholas, son of Richard le Clerk of Herlowe, pi. Edmund
le Clerk of Herlowe and Edith his wife, imp. i messuage and 10 acres of
land in Herlowe. Plea of warranty of charter. Impedients acknowledged
the premises to be the right of pi. as that which he has of their gift, and for
this he granted the same to them to hold for life, rendering yearly i rose at
the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all other services, with re-
version to pi. and his heirs.
844. Trin. Walter de Thakstede, clerk, pi. William de Sancto Martino,
def. i messuage, 80 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, 30 acres of pasture,
14 acres of wood, and 35. of rent in Rocheford which Agnes de Gresstede
holds for life of the inheritance of def. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs
to hold the remainder of the chief lords. Cons., 100 marks of silver. This
agreement was made in the presence of Agnes, and she did fealty.
845. Trin. William de Goldington, pi. Robert de Geddyngg and Isabel
his wife, imp. 505. of rent in Pebenhersh, Halstede, and Mapelterestede.
Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., 50 marks of silver. Endorsed : Ranulph de Mereville puts in his claim.
846. Trin. John de Frekenbergh, pi., by Richard de Eton., his guardian.
Robert de Frekenbergh, def. The manor of Berdestapele and 100 acres of
marsh in Fobbyngge. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of his body to
hold of def. and his heirs, rendering 40^. yearly in moieties at Michaelmas and
Easter, with reversion to def. and his heirs.
847. Trin. Roger de la Ree, pi. Henry de la Ree, def. i messuage,
36 acres of land, 7 acres of meadow, 10 acres of pasture, and 55. of rent in
Berkynge. Plea of covenant. Def. and the heirs of his body to hold of pi.
and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the
chief lords all other services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs.
848. Trin. Nicholas Frere of Bokyngg, pi. Richard de Asyngton and
Maud his wife, def. 7^ acres of land and 3 acres of meadow in Beauchaump
Willam and Beauchaump Otes. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold
of the chief lords. Cons., 20 marks of silver.
, 849. Trin. Hugh le Blunt the elder, pi. Edmund de Badewe and Joan
his wife, def. 3 messuages, 543 acres of land, 16 acres of meadow, 40 acres
of pasture, 20 acres of wood, and 1005. of rent in Great Badewe, Sandon,
Westhanyngefeld, Wrytele, Chelmeresford, and Herewardestok. Plea of
covenant. Edmund acknowledged the premises to be the right of pi. as
those which he has of his gift, and for this pi. granted the same to def. and
the heirs of Edmund to hold of the chief lords.
850. Trin. Robert Crick of Little Waltham, pi. Roger de Tunham and
Alice his wife, def. i messuage, 9 acres of land, and i acre of meadow in
Little Waltham. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons., 20 marks of silver.
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851. Trin. John de Neuton, pi. William Lambert and Sibil his wife,
imp. 7! acres of land in Gingge Munteny. Plea of warranty of charter.
PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., zoos, of silver.
852. Mich. Peter le Barber and Joan his wife and Thomas their son,
pi. William de Dounmowe and Emma his wife, def. Two parts of yj acres
of land and a moiety of i messuage in Little Shobyry. Plea of covenant.
PI. and the heirs of Peter to hold of the chief lords, and also the remainder
of the third part which Peter le Marestchal and Amiana his wife hold in
dower of the inheritance of Emma. Cons., 40^. sterling. This agreement
was made in the presence of Peter le Mareschal and Amiana, and they did
fealty.
853. Mich. William le Butiller of Great Gelham and Alice his wife, pi.
John de Sharpenho of London, def. i messuage, i carucate of land,
5 acres of meadow, 3 acres of pasture, acres of wood, and los. of rent in
Great Gelham, Hengham, and Toppesfeld. Plea of covenant. William
acknowledged the premises to be the right of def., and for this def. granted
the same to pi. for life, with successive remainders to Roger, son of William,
and the heirs of his body and the right heirs of William.
854. Mich. Peter Atte Berne of Stepel Bumstede, pi. John de Kirke-
stede, ' cyrygien,' of St. Edmunds, and Agnes his wife, def., by John de Marlee.
1 messuage, i mill, 60 acres of land, 5^ acres of meadow, i acre of pasture,
5 acres of wood, and us. 6d. of rent in Stepel Bumstede. Plea of covenant.
Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of Agnes to pi. and his heirs.
Cons., 2o/. sterling.
855. Mich. Edmund de Lenham and Alice his wife, pi. Thomas de
Staunton and Mabel his wife, def. i messuage, 120 acres of land, and
2 acres of meadow in Ruenhale. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to
hold of the chief lords. Cons., 40/. sterling. Endorsed: Roger de Coggeshale
and Isabel his wife put in their claim.
856. Mich. Peter Atte Berne of Stepel Bumstede, pi. Peter Bryan of
Stepel Bumsted, def. As in 854. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., 20/. sterling.
857. Mich. Richard de Hanred, pi. Ralph le Chapman of Berkyngg
and Agnes his wife, imp. One messuage in Berkyng. Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 10 marks of
silver.
858. Mich. Robert Woliiyet, pi. John Woliiyet of Springgefeld,
def. 1 8 acres of land and a moiety of i messuage in Springgefeld and Little
Waltham. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., 20 marks of silver.
859. Mich. John Bacun, clerk, pi. Thomas Bacun and Dionisia his
wife, def. i messuage, i carucate of land, 10 acres of meadow, 15 acres
of wood, 15 acres of pasture, and 205. of rent in Wytham, Teye, Aldham, and
Ultingg. Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the premises to be the
right of pi. as those which he has of their gift, and for this he granted the
same to them and the heirs of the body of Dionisia, with successive remainders
to Edmund Bacun and the heirs of his body and the right heirs of Dionisia.
860. Mich. Laurence de Stodham and Amy his wife, pi. Robert de
Trumpton, def., by John de Wykham. 90 acres of land, 7 acres of meadow,
12 acres of pasture, and 10 acres of wood in Great Teye. Plea of covenant.
PI. and the heirs of Laurence to hold of the chief lords, and for this they will
render 10 marks yearly to def. for his life, in moieties at Michaelmas and
Easter, with power to def. of distraint.
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861. Mich. William son of Robert Packelis of Asshe and Cristina his
wife, pi., by William de Finchyngfeld. John, son of Simon de la More of
Chilton, def., by William de Cremplesham. i messuage, 30 acres of land,
2 acres of meadow, 14$. $^d. of rent, and acre of pasture in Asshe. Plea of
covenant. William acknowledged the premises to be the right of def. as
those which he has of his gift, and for this def. granted the same to pi. and the
heirs of the body of William, with remainder to Dionisia sister of William
and her heirs.
S<)2. Mich. Robert de Geddyngg and Isabel his wife, pi., by Thomas
de Kocfeld. William de Shymplyngford, def. i messuage, i carucate
of land, 6 acres of meadow, 8 acres of wood, 10 acres of pasture, and 245. of
rent in Claveryngge. Plea of covenant. Robert acknowledged the premises
to be the right of def. as those which he has of his gift, and for this def. granted
the same to pi. and the heirs of Robert.
803. Mich. William de Marleye and Agnes his wife, pi. John de Vallibus
of London, ' teynturer,' and Agnes his wife, def. i messuage and 12 acres
of land in Westhamme. Plea of covenant. PL and the heirs of William to
hold of the chief lords. Cons., 20 marks of silver.
864. Mich. Thomas Gubyun, pi. Robert le Muner and Cristina his
wife, def. 5 acres of land and 22 acres of marsh in Est Tillebery. Plea of
covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 10 marks of
silver.
865. Trin. John de Bacun, clerk, pi. Robert de Askeby, def. The
manor of Wydeford and the advowson of the church of the manor, 3 messuages,
354 acres of land, 30 acres of meadow, 70 acres of pasture, 100 acres of wood,
and 61. of rent in Gynge Munteny, Gynge Joyberd, Gynge Landri, and Botul-
fospyrie, and the advowsons of the churches of Herewardestok and Middelton.
Plea of covenant. PI. acknowledged the premises to be the right of def. as
those which he has of his gift, and for this def. granted the same to pi. and
the heirs of his body, with successive remainders to Robert Bacun his brother
and the heirs of his body, Edmund Bacun his brother and the heirs male of
his body, and the right heirs of pi.
866. Mich. Richard Ilger and Maud his wife, pi. Sewal de Lanesende,
def., by John de Sudbury. i messuage, 104 acres of land, and 5 acres of
meadow in Wbdehamferers. Plea of covenant. Richard acknowledged the
premises to be the right of def. as those which he has of his gift, and for this
def. granted the same to pi. and the heirs of Richard of the body of Maud,
they rendering yearly i rose at the Xat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief
lords all other services, with reversion to def. and his heirs.
867. Mich. Nicholas de Halgheford and Berta his wife, pi. John Heyrun,
def. i messuage, 220 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 10 acres of pasture,
and 2bs. of rent in Heghestre, Massebury, and Godyvestre. Plea of covenant.
PI. acknowledged the premises to be the right of def., and for this def. granted
the same to them and the heirs of Nicholas of the body of Berta, they render-
ing i8/. yearly to def. for life, in moieties at Easter and Michaelmas, and
afterwards i rose yearly to his heirs at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the
chief lords all other services, with reversion to def. and his heirs.
868. Mich. Peter le Barber and Joan his wife and Thomas their son, pi.
Hugh de Kyngesdon and Alice his wife, def. Two parts of i\ acres of land
and a moiety of i messuage in Little Shobyri. Plea of covenant. PI. and
the heirs of Peter to hold of the chief lords, and also the reversion of the
third part which Peter le Mareschal and Amiana his wife hold in dower of
the inheritance of Alice. Cons., 407. sterling. This agreement was made
in the presence of Peter le Mareschal and Amiana, and they did fealty.
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869. Mich. Thomas de Staunton and Mabel his wife, pi. Giles de
Lenham and Alice his wife, def. i messuage, i carucate of land, 6 acres
of wood, and 4 acres of meadow in Black Nottle and White Nottle. Plea of
covenant. Thomas acknowledged the premises to be the right of Alice, and
for this def. granted the same to pi. and the heirs of the body of Thomas,
with remainder to Reginald, son of Roger de Bockyngg and Thomas, brother
of Reginald, and the heirs of Reginald.
870. Mich. John le Parker of Stanford Ryvers, pi. William, son of John
le Parker of Stanford Ryvers and Amicia his wife, def. i messuage, 27^
acres of land, and pasture for 4 beasts and 4 pigs in Xorthweld and Stanford
Ryvers, and the keeping of the park of the town of Stanford Ryvers. Plea
of covenant. PI. acknowledged the premises to be the right of William, as
those which def. have of his gift, and for this def. granted the same to pi. to
hold for life, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the
chief lords all other services, with reversion to def. and the heirs of William.
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34 EDWARD I. 1306.
314. Hil. Robert de Aspale, pi. John Buteturte and Maud his wife,
def. i messuage, i mill, 161 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, and 335. $d.
of rent in Hakeney, Isseldon, Shordich, and Totenham, co. Middlesex, and
7 acres of meadow in Hammes, co. Essex. Plea of covenant. PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 100 marks of silver. Middlesex,
Essex.
323. Trin. Thomas de Merk and Lora his wife, pi. Ralph, parson of
the church of Bolemere, def. The manors of Teye Maundeville, co. Essex,
and Reydon by Ipswich, co. Suffolk. Plea of covenant. PI. to hold of the
chief lords for life, with remainder to Ralph, son of the same Thomas, and his
heirs. Essex, Suffolk.
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
35 EDWARD I. 1306 1307.
871. Hil. Roger Sauvage and Joan his wife, pi. Thomas de la Forde,
def. i messuage, 8 virgates of land, 5 acres of meadow, 28 acres of pasture,
and 405. of rent in Welcomestowe. Plea of covenant. PI. acknowledged
the premises to be the right of def. as those which he has of their gift, and
for this he granted the same to them and the heirs of Joan.
872. Eas. Henry Spigurnel, pi. William le Waleys and Maud his wife,
def. 1 8 acres of land and a moiety of i messuage in Bobbyngeworth. Plea
of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 16 marks
of silver.
873. Eas. Benedict de Cokfeld, pi. Thomas de Cokfeld, def. The
manor of Lalleford. Plea of covenant. PI. acknowledged the manor to be
the right of def. as that which he has of his gift, and for this def. granted the
same to pi. and the heirs of his body, they rendering yearly i rose at the Nat.
of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all other services, with reversion to
def. and his heirs.
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874. Trin. John de la Alore of Kelleveden, pi. Simon Godman and
Agnes his wife, def 6 acres of land and 8d. of rent in Kelleveden. Plea of
covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., zoos, of silver.
875. Trin. Richard, son of Simon de Halstede, and Andrew Huraund,
pi. Master Thomas de Halstede, def . 1 5 acres of land and 3 acres of meadow
in Halstede. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of Richard to hold of the
chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
876. Mich. 32 Edward I, Peter de Suthchirche and Joan his wife; pi.
John de Bello Campo of Hersham, def., and afterwards on the morrow of
St. J.B. 35 Edward I., the same pi. David de Hereford and Florence his
wife, Peter son of Richard de Suthchirche and Joan his wife, and Robert
de Lacy and Maud his wife, daughters and heirs of the said John, def. The
manor of Suchirche except 220 acres of land and 3o(?)s. of rent. Plea of
covenant. PI. and the heirs of Peter of the body of Joan to hold of the chief
lords, with remainder to his right heirs.
877. Trin. Ralph Giffard of Gedeleston and Margery his wife, pi. Master
Robert de Ros and Henry Gregge of Whaddon, imp. i messuage, 80 acres
of land, 10 acres of meadow, and 2is. id. of rent in Great Saunford and Little
Saunford. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and the heirs of Ralph to hold
of the chief lords. Cons., 2O/. sterling.
878. Hil. John Walram, pi. William, son of Richard de Claveryngg,
def. 2 messuages, i carucate of land, 14 acres of meadow, 3 acres of pasture,
15 acres of wood, and 135. 4^. of rent in Clavering. Plea of covenant. PI.
and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 100 marks of silver.
879. Hil. Richard de Honewyk, pi. William, son of Richard de Gose-
feld, def. i messuage, 36 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, and 55. of rent
in Stistede and Bockyng. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of
the chief lords. Cons., 2ol. sterling.
880. Hil. Walter de Hodyngg and Alice his wife, pi. Reyner, vicar of
the church of Gosefeld, def. 4 messuages, 130 acres of land, 4 acres of
meadow, 2 acres of wood, and 75. of rent in Great Canef eld and Little Canef eld .
Plea of covenant. Walter acknowledged the premises to be the right of def.
as those which he has of his gift, and for this def. granted the same to pi. and
the heirs of Walter.
881. Hil. Simon, son of Hugh de Magna Berdefeld, pi. Walter Upright
and Margery his wife, def. i messuage in Great Berdefeld. Plea of
covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., loos, of silver.
882. Hil. Henry de Lacheleye and John his son, pi. Simon, son of
Richard de Magna Dunmawe, def. The manor of Lacheleye. Plea of
covenant. Henry acknowledged the manor to be the right of def. as that
which he has of his gift, and for this def. granted the same to pi. to hold for
life, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief
lords all other services, with reversion to def. and his heirs.
883. Hil. Godfrey, son of Peter de Dakenham, and Godfrey, son of
Philip de Fristlyng, and Alice his wife, pi. Peter, son of Philip de Firstlyng,
def. i messuage, 120 acres of land, n acres of meadow, and IDS. 3^. of
rent in Dakenham and Berkyng. Plea of covenant. Godfrey, son of Philip,
acknowledged the premises to be the right of def. as those which he has of
his gift, and for this def. granted the same to Godfrey, son of Peter, to hold
for life, rendering 6s. 8d. yearly at Michaelmas, and doing to the chief lords all
other services, with remainder to Godfrey, son of Philip, and Alice and the
heirs of Godfrey of the body of Alice, they rendering yearly i rose at the Nat.
of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all other services, and reversion to
def. and his heirs.
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884. Hil. John de Mecham and Sibil his wife, pi. William de Hamelton,
def. i messuage and 2 carucates of land in Gynges Mounteny and Ram-
mesden. Plea of covenant. PI. acknowledged the premises to be the right
of def., and for this def. granted the same to them and the heirs of John of
the body of Sibil, with remainder to her right heirs. Endorsed : Edmund,
son of John Arnold, puts in his claim.
885. Hil. John de Polhey, pi. Gilbert de Huneden, chaplain, def. i
messuage, 140 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, 20 acres of pasture, 6 acres
of wood, and 205. of rent in Bulemere, Middilton, Henye, Gestingthorpe, and
Twynstede. Plea of covenant. PI. acknowledged the premises to be the
right of def. as those which he has of his gift, and for this def. granted the
same to pi. to hold for life of the chief lords, with remainder to Elias son of
Alexander de Polhey and Rose his wife, and his heirs.
886. Hil. Reginald le Vynur, pi. John le Vynur of Esse, chaplain, def.
ii acres of land and i acre of meadow in Esse. Plea of covenant. PI.
acknowledged the premises to be the right of def., and for this def. granted
the same to pi. to hold for life, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B.
and doing to the chief lords all other services, with reversion to def. and his
heirs.
887. Hil. Adam Sprot of Reylegh and Joan his wife and Robert his son,
pi., by John de Skelton, guardian of Robert. Robert le Boyn and Joan his
wife, def. 15 acres of land in Reylegh. Plea of covenant. Adam acknow-
ledged the land to be the right of Robert le Boyn, and for this def. granted
the same to pi. and the heirs of the body of Robert the son, with remainder
to the right heirs of Adam.
888. Hil. William de Henham, pi. John Boydin of Samford and
Juliana his wife, def. i messuage, 6 acres of land, and i acre of wood in
Bunstede ad Turrim. Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed from themselves
and the heirs of John to pi. and his heirs. Cons., lol. sterling.
889. Eas. Roger de Wyrmundford, pi. Margery, daughter of John
Daras, def. i messuage, 40 acres of land, i acre of wood, and 145. -2.\d.
of rent in Tolleshunte Mauger, Tolleshunte Trogoz, and Goldhangre. Plea
of covenant. PI. acknowledged the premises to be the right of Margery,
and for this she granted the same to him to hold for life, rendering yearly
i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all other services,
with reversion to her and her heirs.
890. Eas. Humphrey de Waleden, pi. Robert de Frokebergh, def.
The manor of Dunton. Plea of covenant. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his
heirs. Cons., ioo/. sterling.
891. Trin. John Persun of Sudburry, pi. Thomas Waryn and Alice his
wife, def. i messuage, i mill, 100 acres of land, -i\ acres of meadow, 2
acres of pasture, 10 acres of wood, and aos. of rent in Bulemere. Plea of
covenant. Thomas acknowledged the premises to be the right of pi. as those
which he has of his gift, and for this pi. granted the same to def. to hold of
the chief lords for life, with successive remainders to W r illiam, son of Thomas,
and the heirs of his body, John, brother of William, and the heirs of his body,
and the right heirs of Thomas.
892. Trin. Ralph de Creppyng, pi. Robert de Rydale and Amicia his
wife, imp. One messuage, 35 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, 2 acres of wood
and 285. of rent in Great Brumpley and Great Clacton. Plea of warranty of
charter. Robert acknowledged the premises to be the right of pi. as those
which he has of his gift, and for this pi. granted the same to impedients and
the heirs of Robert of the body of Amicia, with remainder to the right heirs
of Robert.
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893. Trin. Adam son of Gilbert le Taverner of Mulsham and Alice his
wife, pi. Laurence de Hatfeld and Lucy his wife, def. 3 acres of land in
Writele. Plea of covenant. PI. acknowledged the land to be the right of
Lucy, and for this def. granted the same to pi. and the heirs of Adam of the
body of Alice, with remainder to the right heirs of Alice.
894. Trin. James de Lamburne and Joan his wife, pi. Ralph son of
Ralph de [Pebe]nersh, parson of the church of Bulmere, def. The manor of
Lamburne. Plea of covenant. James acknowledged the manor to be the
right of def. as that which he has of his gift, and for this def. granted the same
to pi. and the heirs male of James of the body of Joan, with remainder to the
right heirs of James.
895. Trin. John de Benstede, pi. Richard son of William de Betuyne
of London, imp. One messuage, 180 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow, 8 acres
of pasture, 4 acres of wood and 75. $d. of rent in Heghham, Welcomestowe,
Chingeford and Sywardeston. Plea of warranty of charter. PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., ioo/. sterling.
896. Trin. Peter Burre, pi. Henry de Gynges and Katherine his wife,
imp. 14 acres of land and 4^. of rent in Shopiland. Plea of warranty of
charter. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., lol. sterling.
Endorsed : Walter de Ispannia and Alice his wife, Peter Cok and Katherine
his wife put in their claim. ^
897. Trin. John de Teweng and Joan his wife and John his son, pi.
Simon Godman and Agnes his wife, def. 15 acres of land and i acre of meadow
in Kellevden. Plea of covenant. John acknowledged the premises to be
the right of Agnes, and for this def. granted the same to John and Joan for
life, with remainder to John the son and his heirs
898. Trin. John son of Walter de Thakstede and Alice his wife, pi.
William, vicar of the church of Thakstede, def. One messuage, 67 acres of
land, i acre of meadow, 2^ acres of wood, 20$. i^d. of rent and a rent of 7
capons in Thakstede. Plea of covenant. John acknowledged the premises
to be the right of def. as those which he has of his gift, and for this def. granted
the same to pi. and the heirs of John of the body of Alice, with remainder
to the right heirs of John.
899. Trin. John Person, pi. William Person and Amicia his wife, def
by John de Sudbury. 30 acres of land and 3 acres of pasture in Bulmere.
Plea of covenant. William acknowledged the premises to be the right of pi.
as those which he has of his gift, and for this pi. granted the same to def.
and the heirs of William. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
900. Trin. Peter de Dytton and Avelina his wife, pi. Henry le Chese-
mongere (?) of Berkyngg and Cecily his wife, imp. One messuage in Alvithele.
Plea of warranty of charter. Impedients quitclaimed from themselves and
the heirs of Cecily to pi. and the heirs of Peter. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
901. Trin. Richard de Hunewyk, pi. William de la Mote the elder and
Joan his wife, def. 27 acres of land and 4 acres of meadow in Brydbrok.
Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 20 marks
of silver.
902. Trin. John de Cornubia, vicar of the church of Great Waltham,
pi. Benedict de Cornubia and Joan his wife, def. 22 acres i rood of land,
2 acres i rood of meadow, i acres of wood and 6s. gd. of rent in Springefeld.
Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the premises to be the right of pi.
as those which he has of their gift, and for this pi. granted the same to them
and the heirs of John.
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35 EDWARD I. 1307
344. Trin. Roger, parson of the church of Syweneston, pi. John de
Grey, def. One messuage, i mill, 2 carucates of land, 12 acres of meadow,
10 acres of pasture and lol. 125. of rent in Depeden, co. Essex, and the manor
of Syweneston and the advowson of the church of the manor, i mill, 44 acres
of land, 13 acres of meadow and 61. 6s. of rent in Bollebukhull and Caldecote,
and the advowson of a moiety of the church of Walton, co. Buckingham.
Plea of covenant. Def. acknowledged the premises to be the right of pi.,
and for this pi. granted the same to def. to hold of the chief lords for life,
with remainders to Roger, son of the same John, and the heirs of his body,
Henry, brother of the same Roger, and the heirs of his body, and the right
heirs of John. Essex, Bucks.
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The regnal years of Edward II. began on 7 July, which was in Trinity term.
The return days lor this term were the octave and quinzaine of Trinity, which
varied with Easter but could not fall later than 27 June and 4 July, and the
morrow, octave and quinzaine of the Nativity of St. John Baptist, which were
25 June, i July and 8 July respectively. Only the last of these, therefore, fell
at the beginning of a regnal year. Fines on this day are distinguished by an
asterisk added to Trin. as was done in the case of Michaelmas term in the reign
of Edward I.
In the absence of any note to the contrary it is to be understood that when the
parties are plaintiff) and def !orciant) the plea is of covenant ; when they are
pl'aintirf) and imp(edient) it is of warranty of charter.
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
1 EDWARD II. 1307-1308.
1. Mich. Richard de Hunewyk, pi. Roger Beneyt of Coggeshale and
Willelma his wife, def. i messuage, 180 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, 8 acres
of wood and 10 acres of pasture in Bridbrok which William de la Mote and Joan
his wife hold for her life. PI. and his heirs to hold the reversion of the chief
lords. Cons . ^ol. sterling. Willelma and Joan were present and acknowledged
that they had no claim except for the life of Joan, and quitclaimed.
2. Hil. Edmund de Lenham and Alice his wife, pi. Richard ' the Milnere '
and Alice his wife, def. A mill and a moiety of an acre of land in Bockynge.
PI. and the heirs of Edmund to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 10^. sterling.
3. Hil. Walter son of Thomas de Mandevill and Agnes his wife, pi.
Thomas de Mandevill def. The manor of Chatham PI. and the heirs of Walter
of the body of Agnes to hold of the chief lords, rendering yearly loos, to def. for
his life in moieties at Whitsuntide and All Saints and afterwards a rose yearly to
his heirs at the Nat. of St. J.B., with reversion to def and his heirs.
4 Trin. Alice de Veer, countess of Oxford, pi., by John de Cauntebrygg.
Peter de Suthcherch, def. i messuage, 260 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow,
13 acres of wood and i6s. rent in Stouwe by Norton which John Flambard holds
for a term of 9 years according to an agreement made in the court of Edward I.
PI. and her heirs to hold the reversion of the chief lords Cons., 100 marks of
silver. This agreement was made in the presence of John, who acknowledged
that he had no claim except for the term, and quitclaimed.
5. Hil. ReginaldHerlisun.pl. John Lovel of Tychemersh, def. i messuage,
i toft, 66 acres of land, 12^ acres of meadow, i acre of wood and lod. of rent in
Godythestre and La Nywelond. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., 100 marks of silver.
6. Hil. Thomas Fillol and Eleanor his wife, pi. Thomas le Gras, def.
i messuage, 80 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, 8 acres of wood, 40 acres of
pasture and 185. of rent in Hatfeld Peverel, Borhamand Terlyng. PI. and the heirs
of Thomas Fillol of the body of Eleanor to hold of the chief lords, with remainder
to Alice, daughter of Thomas Fillol, and her heirs.
7. Hil, William de Goldington and Margaret his wife pi. John Engayne
and Ellen his wife, def. 765. 8d. of rent in Chateleye and Great Leghes. PI and
the heirs of William to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 60 marks of silver.
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8. Hil. Richer de Refham and John his son, pi. Walter Fuke of Storteford
and Alice his wife, def. 21 acres of land, 2 acres of pasture and i acre of wood
in Dannygebery. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons ,
2o/. sterling.
9. Hil. John de Pakelesham and Margery his wife, pi. John Dyn of
Halstede, def. The manor of Pakelesham. PI. and the heirs of John de Pakele-
sham of the body of Margery to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the
right heirs of John de Pakelesham.
10. Hil. Roger Sauvage and Joan his wife, pi. Thomas de la Forde, def.
i messuage, 371 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow, 12 acres of pasture. 30 acres
of wood and 135. id. of rent in Rothingg Sancti Botulphi. PI. and the heirs of
Joan to hold of the chief lords.
11. Hil. Alice de Veer, countess of Oxford, pi. by John de Cauntebrigge.
John Flambard and Joan his wife. def. i messuage, 260 acres of land, 3 acres
of meadow, 13 acres of wood and 16$. of rent in Stouwe by Norton. Def. quit-
claimed to pi. and her heirs, Cons., 100 marks of silver.
12. Hil. Philip Partriche and Alice his wife, pi. Ralph de Cokthorp,
parson of Leghe and John son of John Baldewyne of Barling, def. 2 messuages,
i mill, 340 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, 8 acres of wood, 40 acres of pasture
and 325. of rent in Estwode. Great Button and Rocheford. Philip acknowledged
the tenements to be the right of Ralph, as those which def. have of his gift and
for this def. granted the same, except i messuage. 180 acres of land, 40 acres of
pasture and 235. of rent in Great Sutton, to pi. and the heirs of Philip, to hold of
the chief lords.
13. Hil. Roger le Draper and Joan his wife, pi. Stephen le Draper of
Maldon, def. i messuage, 70 acres of land and 100 acres of marsh in Lachedon.
PI. and the heirs of Roger of the body of Joan to hold of the chief lords, with
remainder to the right heirs of Roger.
14. Eas. William de Sancto Albano, pi. John, son of Richard de Canebrig.
def. i messuage, 40 acres of land, 2\ acres of meadow and 35. 8d. of rent in
Broxheved. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 40 marks of
silver.
15. Eas. Anne, abbess of SS. Mary and Ethelburga, Berking pi. by
William de Fynchingfeld. Thomas de Webbele and Annora his wife, def.
i messuage, i carucate of land, i acre of pasture. 405. of rent and a moiety of an
acre of wood in Berkyngg and Esthamme. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and her
church, and for this pi. gave to them 20^. sterling. This fine was levied because
it was found by inquisition in court that the abbess and her predecessors were in
seisin of the tenements long before the statute of mortmain.
16. Eas. John, son of Reginald de Grey, pi. John de Heroun, def. The
manor of Daningburry. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 2o/.
sterling.
17. Eas. John Poynaunt of Suthbenflet and Maud his wife. pi. Cristiana
Bernard, def. i messuage, 30 acres of land and i acre of meadow in Suthben-
flet. PI. and the heirs of John of the body of Maud to hold of the chief lords,
rendering yearly to def. for her life 205. in moieties at Easter and Michaelmas,
with remainder to the right heirs of John.
18. Eas. Richard Godsalin, pi. Robert le Mouner and Cristiana his wife,
def. i messuage, 6 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow. 18 acres of marsh and us.
of rent in Estillebery. Def. to hold of pi. and his heirs for life, rendering yearly
a rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing all services to the chief lords, with
reversion to pi. and his heirs.
19. Eas. Richer de Refham and John his son pi Richard de Capenore,
def. i messuage, i mill, 160 acres of land, 12 acres of meadow and 10 acres of
pasture in Great Badewe and Little Badewe. PI. and the heirs of John to hold
of the chief lords. Cons., 20^. sterling.
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20. Eas. Richard, son of Martin de Teye, pi. William, son of Luke de
Aldholte, imp. i messuage, 260 acres of land, i\ acres of meadow, 5 acres of
wood, ii acres of pasture and gs. of rent in Little Briche, Great Briche, Leyre
Marny, Salcote Verly, Messyngg and Leyre Bretun. PI. and his heirs to hold
of the chief lords. And for this pi. granted that he and his heirs would render
yearly to def. for life iocs, in moieties at Whitsuntide and Michaelmas, with
power of distraint on their goods and chattels in the said tenements.
21. Eas Robert de Hastinges and Petronilla his wife, pi. Master John de
Stanton, def. i messuage, i mill and i carucate of land in Herlawe. PI. and
the heirs of Robert of the body of Petronilla to hold of the chief lords, with
remainder to the right heirs of Robert. Endorsed: David de Fletewyk puts in
his claim.
22. Eas. Henry Spigurnel, pi. Gilbert de Chekewell and Wymarc his wife,
def. 12 acres of land in Hiaungre and VVestwode. PI. and his heirs to hold of
the chief lords. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
23. Eas. Nicholas Ede of Westhamme and Sarah his wife and Laurence his
son, pi. John de Machchyng, def i messuage, 30 acres of land and 26s. 8d. of
rent in Westhamme. PI. and the heirs of Laurence to hold of the chief lords.
Cons , 20/. sterling.
24. Eas William de Sancto Albano, pi. Oliver de Brokesheved and Maud
his wife, def i messuage, 80 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 10 acres of
pasture, 16 acres of wood and 405. of rent in Brokesheved. PI. and the heirs of
Oliver of the body of Maud to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right
heirs of Oliver.
25. Hil. ReginaldHerlisun.pl. John Lovel of Tychemersh, def. 100 acres
of land, 7| acres of meadow, 2 acres of pasture and 55. of rent in Godythestre
and La Newelond. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs. Cons., 100 marks of
silver.
26. Eas. Guy Ferre, pi. John Bacun and Adam his brother, def. The
manor of Rothyng Ethrop and the advowson of the church of the same town.
PI. and the heirs of his body to hold of the chief lords, with successive remainders
to John de Clarun and Reginald Lepard and the heirs of the body of John, and
the right heirs of Reginald.
27. Trin. Philip Pertriche and Alice his wife, pi. Ralph de Cokthorp.
parson of Leghe, and John son of John Baldewyne of Barlyng, def. i messuage,
180 acres of land 40 acres of pasture and 235. of rent in Great Sutton, which
William Cosin holds for a term of i| years. PI. and the heirs of Philip to hold
the reversion of the chief lords Cons., 20 marks of silver. This agreement was
made in the presence of Philip, who agreed and did fealty.
28 Trin. Robert son of Thomas and Margery his wife, pi Richard, son
of Andrew le Erdling of Herlawe and Sabina his wife, def. i messuage, 24 acres
of land and 3 acres of meadow in Latton and Northweld. PI. to hold of def. and
the heirs of Richard for life, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and
doing all services to the chief lords, with reversion to def. and the heirs of
Richard.
29. Trin. Robert de Veer, earl of Oxford, pi., by John de Cauntebrigg.
John de Prayers, imp. The manor of Hengham Sibille, except 2 acres of land
and ioi. rent in it, and the advowson of the church of the manor. PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 200 marks of silver.
30. Trin. John de Prayers pi. Robert de Veer, earl of Oxford, imp. The
manor of Messyngges. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 2o/.
sterling
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31. Trin. John de la Stocke and Margaret his wife, pi. Ralph de Hengham,
def. i messuage, go acres of land, 8 acres of meadow, 5 acres of pasture, 2 acres
of wood, 5 acres of alder and ijd. of rent in Blake Nuttele and Great Reynes.
PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords.
32. Trin John Raven and Agnes his wife, pi. John de Graham, def. i
messuage, 18 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow and 2i acres of wood in Little
Eyston. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 20 marks
of silver.
33. Trin. Robert de Beverlaco, clerk, pi. Walter Lok of Cestreford, def.
i messuage, 170 acres of land and 4 acres of wood in Great Cestreford Def. to
hold of the chief lords for life, with successive remainders to James de Milden-
hale and Ela his wife and the heirs of James of the body of Ela, and the right
heirs of def.
34. Trin. Adam le Parker, pi. Philip de Hertlond and Cristiana his wife,
def. i messuage and 15 acres of land in Great Waltham. PI. to hold of def
and the heirs of Philip for life, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat: of St. J.B. and
doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to def. and the heirs ot Philip.
35. Trin. John de Insula and Maud his wife, pi. Gerard de Insula, imp.
i messuage, i mill, 100 acres of land, 5 acres of wood, 5 acres of meadow and
2id. of rent in Great Sanford and Little Sanford. PI. and the heirs of John to
hold of the chief lords. Cons., 2O/. sterling.
36. Trin. John de Dukesworth, pi. John de Prayers, def. The manor of
Bourhall. PI. to hold of the chief lords for life, with remainder to Robert de
Veer, earl of Oxford, and his heirs.
37. Trin. Adam son of Gilbert le Taverner of Mulesham and Alice his
wife, pi. John Curteys and Lucy his wife, def. 3 acres of land in Wrytele.
PI. and the heirs of Alice to hold of the chief lords. Cons., loos, sterling.
38. Trin.* Richard atte Pirie. pi. Richard le Bucke and Isabel his wife,
def. 7 acres of land in Shelweboweles. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
39. Trin. John Bacun, clerk, pi. Richard de Clovill and Agnes his wife,
def. The manor of Wydeford and the advowson of the church of the manor.
Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs Cons., lool. sterling.
40. Trin. Ralph de Hergham, pi. John de la Stockes of Blak Nuttele and
Margaret his wife, def. i messuage, 108 acres of land, C4 acres of meadow, 14
acres of pasture, i acre of wood, 2is. gd. of rent and a rent of a moiety of lib. of
pepper in Macchyngg and Rothyngg Abb[atiss]e. PI. to hold of def. and the
heirs of Margaret for life, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and
doing to the chief lords all services, with remainder to def. and the heirs of
Margaret.
DIVERS COUNTIES
1 EDWARD II. 1308.
6. Eas. Hugh de Veer and Denise his wife, pi. John de Redeswell. def.
The manor of Mesdon and the advowson of the church of the manor, co. Hert
ford, and the manors of Great Bracstede and Westhall and the advowson of the
church of the manor of Great Bracstede. co. Essex. PI. and the heirs of Denise
to hold of the chief lords. Hertford, Essex. Endorsed: Robert de Geddingges
puts in his claim.
FEET OF FINES FOR KSSKX.
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
2 EDWARD II. 13081309.
41. Mich. John de Rysebergh of Thurrok le Grey, pi. Jordan son of Hugh
le Marchaund of West Tburrok and Beatrice his wife, def. 4 acres of meadow
and i acre of pasture in Chaldewell. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs.
Cons., loos, of silver.
42. Mich. William, son of John le Clerk of Colecestre, dem. William, son
of Richard de Langenho, ten. i messuage, 60 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow,
20 acres of pasture and 12 acres of wood in Westdonilon. PI. and his heirs to
hold of the chief lords. Cons., 40^. sterling.
43. Mich. William son of Gilbert de Dunmawe, pi. Henry Gernet. def.
2 messuages, 120 acres of land. 5 acres of meadow and 8 acres of wood in
Alvithele, Wenyton, Reynham, Berneston and Heyestre. PI. and his heirs to
hold of the chief lords Cons., 2ol. sterling.
44. Mich. John le Porter and William, Richard, James and Robert his
brothers, pi. Henry le Porter, def i messuage, i mill, 60 acres of land and 10
acres of meadow in Stebbyng. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief
lords. Cons., 20 marks of silver.
45. Mich. Robert de Veer, earl of Oxford, pi. John de Bello Campo and
Maud his wife, imp. i messuage, 88 acres of land and izd. of rent in Dounham.
PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 100 marks of silver.
46. Mfch. Maud late the wife of Richard de Harewedon, pi. Roger Burel
of Bures and Maud his wife, def. i messuage, 20 acres of land, 2 acres of
meadow and 2 acres of pasture in Great Bures PI and the heirs of Roger of
the body of the said Maud (Harewedon) and her heirs, rendering yearly i rose
at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion
to the said Maud and her heirs.
47. Mich. John de Fambrigge, pi. Peter de Barnton, def. i messuage,
120 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, 3 acres of pasture and 2S. of rent in La
Neuwelonde Def. to hold of the chief lords for life, with successive remainders
to John his son and the heirs of his body and the right heirs of def.
48. Mich. Geoffrey le Mareschal of Rasene and Margery his wife, pi. John
Curteys and Lucy his wife and Walter le Fevre of Chelmeresford and Alice his
wife, def. Two parts of i messuage, i garden and a moiety of an acre of meadow
in Chelmeresford and Spryngefeld. PI. and the heirs of Geoffrey of the body of
Margery to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Margery.
49. Mich. Ralph Gosse. pi. Simon Mat and Leticia his wife, def. i
messuage and 10 acres of land in Great Leghes and Blakenotrele. PI to hold of
def. and the heirs of Leticia for life, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St.
J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with remainder to def. and the
heirs of Leticia.
50. William de Hanynfeld. pi. Thomas de Ultinge, def. The manor of
Est Hanynfeld. PI. to hold for life of the chief lords, with successive remainders
to Thomas his son and Isabel his wife and the heirs of Thomas of the body of
Isabel and the right heirs of this Thomas.
51. Mich. Jiohn de Ratlesdene and Maud his wife, pi. William de Toppes-
feld and Joan his wife. def. i messuage, 48^ acres of land, i acre i rood of
meadow, 7 acres of pasture, i acre i rood of wood and 75. 8d. of rent in Finch-
ingfeld and Toppesfeld. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., 4O/. sterling.
52. Mich. Edmund de Shubride and John de Shubride, pi. Walter de
Shubride of Stistede, imp. i messuage, 42" acres of land, 33 acres of meadow,
3^ acres of pasture. 5 acres of wood and 45. of rent in Stistede. PI and the heirs of
Edmund to hold of the chief lords. Cons , 2o/. sterling.
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53. Mich. John de Dageworth and Alice his wife, pi, John de Combes,
clerk, def. The manor of Bradewell and the advowson of the church of the
manor. PI. and the heirs of John de Dageworth to hold of the chief lords.
54. Mich. William de Berners, pi. Stephen le Keu and Joan his wife, def.
i messuage, 66 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 10 acres of pasture and 3 acres
of wood in Markeshale and Chepingge Colne. Def. to hold for life of pi. and
his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief
lords all services, with remainder to pi. and his heirs.
55. Mich. Reginald Herlesun, pi. John Edward and Maud his wife, def.
i messuage and 32 acres of land in Rothingg Beauchamp. PI. and his heirs to
hold of the chief lords Cons.. 2O/. sterling.
56. Mich. John le Spicer of Chelmerford and Joan his wife, pi. Thomas le
Berewere of Ircon and Alice his wife, imp. i messuage and 3 roods of land in
Chelmerford. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons., lol.
sterling.
57. Mich. John le Bourser, pi. John de Preers, def. 2 acres of land in
Hythingham Sibille and the advowson of the church of the same town. PI. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 200 marks of silver.
58. Mich. Agnes, late the wife of Jolan le Keu, pi. John le Clovile and
Perina his wife, imp. 8 acres of land and 2 acres of wood in Gynge Joyberd.
PI. and her heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
59. Mich. John de Bernham and Petronilla his wife, pi. William de Cas-
tone and Agnes his wife, def. 3 messuages, i toft, i garden, I2? r acres of land, i
rood of wood, i$d. of rent and a moiety of an acre of meadow in Foxhird. PI.
and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons., ao/. sterling.
60. Mich. John le Shipwrighte and Agnes his wife, pi. Thomas Malegrey
and Hugelina his wife, imp. i messuage and 5 acres of land in Feyngge. PI.
and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons., iocs, of silver.
61. Mich. Innocent son of William Giffard, pi. Innocent Giffard of Steb-
byngg. def. i messuage, 30 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, i acre of pasture
and 8s. 2.\d. of rent in Stebbyngg. Def. to hold of pi. and his heirs for life,
rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all
services, with remainder to pi. and his heirs.
62. Hil. Juliana, late the wife of Richard de Haurede, pi. William Fowys
and Leticia his wife, imp. 3 messuages in Berkyngg. PI. and her heirs to hold
of the chief lords Cons., 10 marks of silver.
63. Hil. John Neyrnieut the younger, pi. John Neyrneut the elder, def.
Two parts of i messuage, 120 acres of land. 7 acres of meadow and 35. gd. of rent
in Ewelle, which Eleanor de Ewelle holds for life. PL and his heirs to hold the
remainder of the chief lords. Cons., 4O/. sterling. This agreement was made
in the presence of Eleanor, and she did fealty.
64. Hil. Thomas le Convers, pi. John le Convers and Joan his wife, def.
i messuage, 50 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow, 12 acres of wood, 95. of rent and a
rent of i cock and 6 hens in Dodynghurst. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. And for this pi. granted that he and his heirs would render 405. yearly
to def. for their lives, in moieties at Easter and Michaelmas.
65. Hil. Philip de Brenyngg and Cristiana his wife, pi. William de Seleby,
def. A moiety of i messuage, 170^ acres of land, 6 acres of meadosv, 160$ acres
of wood and 6 acres of pasture in Assendon. PI. and the heirs of Philip of the
body of Cristiana to hold the moiety of the chief lords and also the remainder of
a third part of two parts of i messuage (etc., as above) held in dower by Joan,
late the wife of Henry de Assendon, with remainder to the right heirs of Philip.
This-agreement was made in the presence of Joan, and she did fealty.
66 Hil. William de Lauvare, pi. Leticia de Lauvare, def. i messuage
and 50 acres of land in Bobbyngworth, Lauvare, Westwode and Welde. PI. to
hold for life of def. and her heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B.
and doing all services to the chief lords, with remainder to def. and her heirs.
FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX. I2J
67. Hil. Richard son of James Casse of Sturmere, pi. Thomas son of
Walter de Stambnrne and Maud his wife, def. i messuage and 6 acres of land in
Bridebrok. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
68. Hil. Reginald Herlisun, pi. John de Plesingho, def. 10 acres of land,
2^ acres of meadow and 8rf rent in Fifhide and Wylinghale Rokele. PI. and his
heirs to hold 4 acres of the chief lords and also the reversions of 6 acres of land,
| acre of meadow and 8d. of rent in Fifhide held by William Edward for a term
of 6 years, and 2 acres of meadow in Wylinghale Rokele held by Ralph de
Heyrnn for a term of two years Cons., lol. sterling. This agreement was made
in the presence of William and Ralph, who acknowledged that they had no
claim except for the terms and quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs.
69. Hil. AlexanderQuintyn.pl. Thomas de Oltyng, def 15 acres of land
and 5 marks 6s. 8d. of rent in Peltyndone. PI. to hold for life of the chief lords,
with successive remainders to Thomas Quintyn and the heirs of his body and
William de Oltyng and his heirs. Endorsed : William de Septem Vannis puts in
his claim.
70. Hil. William, son of John le Clerk and Alice his wife, pi. Clement,
son of John le Clerk of Great Waltham, def. 120 acres of land, n acres of
meadow, 22 acres of pasture, 325. 6d. of rent, two parts of i messuage, a third
part of i messuage and a sixth part of i mill in Great Waltham, Little Waltham,
Bromfeld and Thornleye. PI. and the heirs of William of the body of Alice to
hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of William. Endorsed :
Maud late the wife of John le Clerk puts in her claim
71. Hil. John le Gest, pi. Thomas son of Matthew de la Mare and Joan
his wife, def 2 messuages and 2 carucates of land in Bradewell, Tillingeham.
Suthmynistre and the town of St Laurence. Def. and the heirs of Thomas to
hold of the chief lords.
72. Hil. John Person of Sudbyry, pi. William de Marny and Katharine his
wife, def. A moiety of the manor of Leyre Marny. Def. and the heirs of
William to hold of the chief lords.
73. Eas. William Cosyn of London, pi. Thomas, son of Thomas de Stod-
ham, def. The manor of Great Sutton and the advowson of the church of the
manor. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs. Cons., 2oo/. sterling.
74. Eas. Waryn Syward of Westwode, pi. Thomas Ridel and Alice his
wife, def. n acres of land, i acre of meadow, io'd. of rent and a fourth part of
i messuage in Hegh Aungre. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons.. 2O/. sterling.
75. Trin.* Agnes le Convers and Roger her son, pi. John le Herde and
Emma his wife, def. 20 acres of land, i acre of pasture and i acre of wood in
Little Kelwedon. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and the heirs of Roger. Cons.. 2ol.
sterling.
76. Trin.* Robert son of William de Rokeswell, pi. Thomas le Despenser
of Bromfeld and Cecily his wife, imp. 30 acres of land and 10 acres of pasture
in Warlee. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 20 marks of silver.
77. Trin." Benedicta, daughter of John Pecok of Canterbury, pi. Nicholas,
son of Nicholas le Convers, def i messuage, 7 acres of land and 3 roods of
pasture in Bou binge worth. PI. to hold of def. and his heirs for her life, rendering
yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services,
with successive remainders to Joan her daughter and the heirs of her body,
Margaret sister of Joan and the heirs of her body, and reversion to def. and his
heirs.
78. Trin.* Adam de Gernemuth, pi. Roger le Pestur and Richolda his
wife, def. i messuage in Westhamme. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
79. Trin.* John de la Mare and Eleanor his wife, pi. Ralph de Cressy. def.
The manor of Bradewell by Tillyngham. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of
the chief lords.
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FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
80. Trin. Richard Shorebred of Wrytele, pi. William Hulle of Godythestre
and Alice his wife, def 2 acres of land in Wydeford. PI. and his heirs to hold
of the chief lords. Cons., loos, of silver.
81. Trin. John le Burser, pi. Giles de Colecestre, def. i messuage. 200
acres of land. 2 acres of meadow, 3 acres of pasture and 6s. 8d. of rent in Rating-
done. PI. to hold of the chief lords for life, with successive remainders to John
his younger son for life, and Robert brother of the latter and his heirs.
82. Trin. Walter atte Grane of Wokindone Setfontaynes and Sabina his
wife, pi. John Malegreffe of Horndon, def. 2 messuages, i carucate of land,
8 acres of pasture, 3 acres of wood and 275. 2tt. of rent in Wokindone Setfontaynes
and Wokindone Bisshop. PI. to hold of the chief lords for their lives, with
successive remainders to Thomas son of the said John and Joan his wife and the
heirs of Thomas of the body of Joan, and the right heirs of Walter.
83. Trin. William de Carletone, pi. William son of John de Harlestone
and Denise his wife. def. 29^ acres of land and ij acres of wood in Faukeburne
and Terlingg. PI. and his he'irs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., zol. sterling.
84. Trin. Richard de Laungham and Margaret his wife, pi. Clement son
of John le Clerk, def. i messuage, 94 acres of land, 2$ acres of meadow, 4 acres
of pasture, 2^ acres of wood and 2S. of rent in Great Waltham I'l. and the heirs
of Richard to hold of the chief lords
85. Trin, John de Buteturte and Maud his wife, dem. William, abbot of
St. Mary, Coggeshale, ten. The manor of Childerdich. Plea of covenant.
Def quitclaimed to pi. and his church. Cons., 100 marks of silver. This fine
was levied because it was found by inquisition in court that the abbot and his
predecessors were in seisin of the manor long before the statute of mortmain.
86. Trin. Henrv Pycot and Margery his wife, pi. John de Chipstede, def.
22 acres i rood of land 15 acres of pasture, 2 acres of wood and zod. of rent in
Estwode and Hadlegh. PI. and the heirs of Henry to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., 2o/. sterling.
87. Trin. John de Chipstede, pi. James de Wodeham and Egidia his wife,
def. 22 acres i rood of land, 15 acres of pasture, 2 acres of wood and 2od. of
rent in Estwode and Hadlegh. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., 2o/. sterling.
88 Trin. Thomas Baynard and Joan his wife, pi. Luke Croom and Joan
his wife, def. 255. of rent in Manwedene and Teyden Gernoun. PI. and the heirs
of Thomas to hold of the chief lords. Cons.. 20 marks of silver.
89. Trin. Simon de Apsfeld and Emma his wife, pi. Adam le Parker of
Great Waltham and Joan his wife, def. i messuage, 10 acres of land and a
moiety of an acre of meadow in Little Badue. PI. and the heirs of Simon to hold
of the chief lords. Cons., lol. sterling.
90. Trin. Thomas de Stapelford, clerk, pi. Alexander de Snapes of Malcion
and Joan his wife, def i messuage and i shop in Maldon. PI. and his heirs to
hold of the chief lords. Cons , 20 marks of silver.
91. Trin. Walter de Salingge, pi. Richard le Machun and Alice his wife,
def. i messuage and 14 acres of land in Berdefeidsalingge and Shaldeford.
Def. to hold of pi. and his heirs for their lives, rendering yearly i rose at the
Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to pi.
and his heirs.
92. Trin. John de Insula and Warin de Insula, pi- John de Poleye and
Muriel his wife, def. i messuage, So acres of land and 22^. of rent in Little
Saunford and Great Saunford. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and the heirs of John de
Insula. Cons., 100 marks of silver.
93. Trin. John de Busser. pi. John de Preers, def. i messuage, 300 acres
of land, 4 acres of meadow, 20 acres of pasture, 17 acres of wood and 405. of rent
in Messingge and Ineworth. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons.,
lool. sterling.
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DIVERS COUNTIES.
2 EDWARD II. 1308.
8. Trin.* John Peverel and Joan his wife, pi. Remigius, parson of Great
Melton, def. The manor of Chykeneye and the advowson of the church of the
manor, co. Essex, and the manor of Brakene and the advowson of the church of
the manor, co. Norfolk. PI. and the heirs of John of the body of Joan to hold
of the King and his heirs, with remainder to the right heirs of John. This
agreement was made by precept of the King. Essex, Norfolk.
COUNTY OF E5SEX.
3 EDWARD II. 1309-1310.
94. Mich. Robert Bacun, pi. Henry Bacun and Margaret his wile, def. 2
messuages, 250 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow, 30 acres of wood and 2os. of
rent in Great Teye, Teye Godmer and Aldham. PI. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords. Cons., lool. sterling.
95. Mich. Nicholas son of John le Bello Campo, pi. John de Bello Campo
of Fifhide, def. The manor of Fifhide. Def. to hold of the King and his heirs
for life, with reversion to pi. and his heirs. This agreement was made by precept
of the King. Endorsed : Humphrey de Waleden puts in his claim.
96. Mich. Robert le Mareschal and Alice his wife, pi. Richard le Warde,
def. i messuage, 40 acres of land, i acres of meadow and lojd. of rent and a
moiety of an acre of wood in Hampstede, Great Sampford and Great Redewyn-
ter. PI. and the heirs of Robert of the body of Alice to hold of the chief lords,
with remainder to the right heirs of Robert.
97. Mich. John Belgrave, pi. John Baude and Joan his wife, def. i
messuage and 175. of rent in Great Maldon. PI and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords. Cons., 20 marks of silver.
98. Mich. Peter Burre and Joan his wife, pi. William de Dunameneye,
def. 2 messuages, i mill, 120 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 6 acres of wood
and 405. of rent in Reyleghe, Hockele and Wytford. PI. to hold of the chief lords
for their lives, with successive remainders to Cristina daughter of Peter and the
heirs of her body, Joan her sister and the heirs of her body, and the right heirs
of Peter. Endorsed : John son of Mary daughter of Sarah de London, puts in
his claim.
99. Mich. Robert de Pentrich and Juliana his wife, pi. John le Botiller of
Allesford, def. i messuage, i mill, 130 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 36
acres of pasture and 24 acres of wood in Elmested and Stapelford Abbots. PI.
and the heirs of Robert of the body of Juliana to hold of the chief lords, with
remainder to the right heirs of Juliana.
100. Mich. William de Pakelesham, pi. John Arnold and Alice his wife,
def. 2 messuages and 28 acres of land in Abbesse Warle. PI. and his heirs to
hold of the chief lords. Cons., 20 marks of silver.
101. Mich. John Olyve and Margery his wife, pi. Hugh Olyve, imp. i
messuage, 28 acres of land and 55. 4^. of rent in Great Dunemawe. PI. and the
heirs of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons,, 2O/, sterling.
102. Mich. Richard de la Venele and Margery his wife, pi. John son of
John de Essex, imp. 17 acres of land, 2 acres i rood of meadow and id. of rent
in Leden Rothyng. PI. and the heirs of Richard to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., 20 marks of silver.
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103. Mich. Joan late the wife of Eustace de Rocheford and Walram de
Rocheford. pi. Adam de Skeghton, chaplain, def. The manor of Estmereseye.
PI. acknowledged the manor to be the right of def. as that which he has of their
gift, and for this he granted it to Joan to hold of the chief lords for life, with
successive remainders to Walram for life and John de Ryveshale and Joan his
wife and the heirs of John.
104. Mich. Robert de Bemflet and Alice his wife, pi. John Bandewyn of
Barlyng, def. 4 acres i rood of land, 4 acres of marsh and 2od. of rent in Little
Shobyry. PI. to hold of the chief lords for their lives, with remainder to Robert
son of the said Robert and his heirs.
105. Mich. Walter le Despenser of Reyndon, pi. Taylefer de Winton and
Elizabeth his wife, def. 2 acres of land in Reyndon. PI. and his heirs to hold
of the chief lords. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
106. Mich. William de Deen, pi. Hugh Gernoun, def. The manor of
Theydene Gernoun and the advowson of the church of the manor which William
Gernoun and Isabel his wife hold for life of the inheritance of def. PI. and his
heirs to hold the reversion of the chief lords. Cons., zoot. sterling. This
agreement was made in the [presence] of William and Isabel, and they did fealty.
Endorsed : John son and heir of William Gernun, John his brother, and John son
of Hugh Gernun put in their claim.
107. Mich. William de Goldyngton and Margaret his wife, pi. John de
Wykham and Margaret his wife. def. A fourth part of i messuage, 80 acres of
land, 4 acres of meadow, 6 acres of pasture, 6 acres of wood and IDS. of rent in
Haverhill and Sturemere. PI. and the heirs of William to hold of the chief
lords. Cons., 40^. sterling.
108. Mich. Geoffrey de Frekenham and Sabina his wife, pi. Hugh le Keu
and Agnes his wife, def. i messuage in Waleden. PI. and the heirs of Geoffrey
to hold of the chief lords. Cons., iocs, of silver.
109. Mich. William de Neutone and Maud his wife, pi. John de Jslan-
coumbe and Laur[ence] Coleman, def i messuage, 260 acres of land, 4 acres
of meadow, 12 acres of pasture, 100 acres of wood and 285. iod. of rent in Raurethe,
Hockele, Hakewell and Reylegh. PI. to hold of the chief lords for their lives,
with successive remainders to Alice daughter of Maud and the heirs of her body
and the right heirs of Maud.
no. Mich. John Bacun and Henry Bacun and Margaret his wife, pi.
Robert Bacun, def. 2 messuages, 250 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow, 30
acres of wood and 205. of rent in Great Teye, Teye Godmer and Aldham. John
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his
gift, and for this def. granted the same to John to hold of the chief lords for life,
with successive remainders to Henry and Margaret and the heirs of Henry of the
body of Margaret and the right heirs of Margaret. Endorsed : Ralph Chance of
Teye puts in his claim.
in. Mich. William Oselok and Eleanor his wife, pi. Robert de Bures,
def. 3 messuages, 80 acres of land, i acres of meadow. 3^ acres of wood and
23. 3<i. of rent in Alfemmeston and Lammersh. PI. and the heirs of William of
the body of Eleanor to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs
of William.
112. Mich. Robert le Breuetur.pl. John Butre of Berneston and Egidia
his wife, imp. i messuage and 16 acres of land in Berneston. PI. and his heirs
to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 100 marks of silver.
113. Mich. ThomasleKeuofFyngreandAlicehiswife.pl. Robert Pesehayt
of Little Leghs and Beatrice his wife, def. i messuage and 5 acres of land in
Blakenotele. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Thomas, as
those which pi. have of their gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for
their lives of pi. and the heirs of Thomas, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of
St J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to pi. and the
heirs of Thomas.
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114. Mich. William de Staunford, pi. John son of Robert de Staunford, def.
1 messuage, 80 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow and 40 acres of marsh in the town
of St. Laurence which Augustine de Kirkeby and Lucy his wife hold for a term
of 20 years at a rent of 20$. yearly. Def. to hold the reversion for life of pi. and
his heirs, rendering yearly 205. in moieties at Easter and Michaelmas and doing
to the chief lords all services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs. This agree-
ment was made in the presence of Augustine and Lucy, and they did fealty.
115. Mich. NicholasdeWokyndonandJoanhiswife.pl. John de Wokyn-
don, parson of the church of Wokindon Bishops, def. The manor of Wokindon
Bishops and the advowson of the church of the manor. PI. and the heirs of
Nicholas to hold of the chief lords. Cons.,, 100 marks of silver.
116. Mich- Philip de Hastang, pi. Cecily, late the wife of Humphrey de
Hastang, def. The manor of Whyte Rothing, which Peter de Cousaunce holds
for the life of Mary wife of Stephen Houel of the inheritance of def. PI. and
his heirs to hold the reversion of 'the King and his heirs. Cons., lool sterling.
This agreement was made by precept of the King. It was made in the presence
of Peter, and he did fealty.
117. Mich. William de Goldyngton and Margaret his wife, pi. Nicholas de
Stevynton and Margery his wife, def. i messuage, 80 acres of land, 4 acres of
meadow, 6 acres of pasture, 6 acres of wood and zos of rent in Haverille and
Sturemere. Def quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of Margery to pi.
and the heirs of William. Cons., io/. sterling.
118. Mich. William de Goldyngton and Margaret his wife, pi. John le
Fleghere le Fauconer and Isabel his wife, def. A third part of i messuage, 60
acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 6 acres of pasture, 3 acres of wood and 135. qd.
of rent in Haverhell. Def. quitclaimed from themselxes and the heirs of Isabel
to pi. and the heirs of William. Cons., 2o/. sterling.
119. Hil Andrew de Stanmere, pi. Thomas le clerk of St. Albans and Joan
his wife, def. i messuage and 30 acres of land in Welde and Dodynghurst.
Def. to hold of the chief lords for their lives, with successive remainders to John
son of Thomas and the heirs of his body and the right heirs of Joan.
120. Hil. Richard de Hunewyk, pi. Roger Beneyt of Coggeshale and
Willelma his wife, def. i messuage, 120 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow and
6 acres of pasture in Brydbrok. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs. Cons.,
40^. sterling
121. Hil. Roger Stubbard and Geoffrey his brother, pi. William le Fevre
of Stoke atte Neylonde and Gundreda his wife, def. io acres of land in Hyding-
ham Sibille. PI. and the heirs of Roger to hold of the chief lords. Cons., io
marks of silver.
122. Hil. Thomas son of Richard de Cornerth and Lora his wife, pi.
William son of Ralph and Maud his wife, def. J messuage, 87 acres of land,
2 acres of meadow, 5 acres of wood, 2 acres of pasture and 2s. of rent in Bulmere,
Little Henye, Wycham and Twynstede. PI and the heirs of Thomas of the
body of Lora to hold of def. and the heirs of William, rendering yearly i rose at
the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to
def. and the heirs of William.
123. Hil. Robert son of Walter and Alice his wife, pi., by John Dyen in her
place. William de Thrandeston, def. i messuage, 38 acres of land. 3 acres of
meadow, 3 acres of wood, 18 acres of pasture and is of rent in Wodeham Water,
which William de Creye and Margery his wife hold for her life of the inheritance
of def. PI. and the heirs of Robert of the body of Alice to hold the reversion of
the chief lords, v/ith remainder to the right heirs of Robert. This agreement
was made in the presence of William and Margery, who acknowledged that they
had no claim in the tenements except for life of Margery, and quitclaimed to pi
and their said heirs. Endorsed : Amicia late the wife of Hugh le Parker puts
in her claim.
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124. Hil. Simon son of Ralph le Hunte of Lavenham, pi. William Peverel
and Ismania his wife and Richard his son, def. i messuage, 20 acres of land,
3 acres of meadow and 4<f. of rent in Little Colum. Def. acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of pi. as those which he has of their gift, and for this
pi. granted them to def. and the heirs of Richard to hold of the chief lords.
Endorsed: William le Fysscere and Agnes his wife put in their claim. Philip
Prest and Bensdicta his wife put in their claim.
125. Eas. William de Gyppewyco, pi. Bartholomew de Castello and
Eleanor his wife, def. i messuage, 22 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow, i| acres
of wood and IDS. of rent in Fynchyngfeld and Berdefeld, which Richard de
Leukenore and Margery his wife hold for a term of 3j years. PI. and his heirs
to hold the reversion of the chief lords. Cons., 2o/. sterling. This agreement
was made in the presence of Richard and Margery, and they did fealty.
126. Eas. Roger le Draper, pi. Michael de Holeham and Isabel his wife,
def. i messuage, 180 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, 20 acres of pasture,
So acres of marsh and 155. of rent in Lachindon. Def. acknowledged the tene-
ments to be the right of pi. as those which he has of their gift, and for this pi.
granted to def. out of them i messuage, 180 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow and
155. of rent to hold for their lives of him and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at
the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to
pi. and his heirs.
127. Eas. Philip, vicar of Fyngryngeho, pi. William atte Cros of Patiswyk
and Juliana his wife, def. i messuage and 12 acres of land in Patiswyk. Def.
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which he has of their
gift, and for this he granted the same to them and the heirs of William to hold
of the chief lords.
128. Eas. Maud, late the wife of Richard de Gosfeld, pi. Ralph de Monte
Hermerii, def. i messuage, i mill, 280 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, 6 acres
of pasture, 6 acres of wood and 305. of rent in Gosfeld and Bockyng. PI. to hold
of def. and his heirs for her life, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B.
and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to def. and his heirs.
129. Eas. John son of William de Welde of Aungre and Cristiana his wife,
pi. John Elekyn of Passefeld, imp. i messuage and 13 acres of land in
Chepingaungre, Stanford and High Aungre. PI. and the heirs of Cristiana to
hold of the chief lords. Cons., 2ol. sterling.
130. Eas. Richard de Hatfeld and Ismania his wife. pi. Clement de Hat-
feld, def. 2 messuages, 80 acres of land, 145. of rent and a third part of i
messuage in Stebbyng. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def.
as those which he has of their gift, and for this he granted them to pi. and the
heirs of Richard to hold of the chief lords. Endorsed : Andrew le Peuere of Eston
and Joan his wife, Thomas de la Holte and Margery his wife put in their claim.
131. Eas. Ralph de Monte Hermerii, pi. Master Richard son of Richard
de Gosfeld. def. i messuage, i mill, 280 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, 6
acres of pasture, 6 acres of wood and 305. of rent in Gosfeld and Bokkyng. Def.
quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs. Cons., zool. sterling.
132. Eas. Richard Attelongewode, pi. John de Abyngton and Beatrice his
wife, def. 8 acres of land in Great Wakerynge. H. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords. Cons., lol. sterling.
133. Eas. William, son of John de Spalding, pi. Richard de Bassingburn
and Katharine his wife, def. i messuage, 40 acres of land and i^d. of rent in
Great Cestreford. f\. to hold for life of def. and the heirs of Katharine,
rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all
services, with remainder to Cecily mother of pi. for life, and reversion to def.
and the heirs ol Katharine.
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134. Trin.* John Bacun, clerk, pi. John de Toucestre, def. 155. rent in
Middelton by Sudbiry. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords with the
homage and service of Walter son of Peter le Middelton and his heirs. Cons.,
io/. sterling. This agreement was made in the presence of Walter, and he did
fealty.
135. Trin.* Roger Lovel, pi. Joan late the wife of William Lovel of
Kyngeston. imp. 23^ acres of land, i acre i rood of meadow, i acre i rood of
wood and 75. ^d. rent in Spryngefeld. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons., 20 marks of silver.
136. Trin.* John de Berewyco, pi. Thomas de Baiocis, def. i messuage,
i carucate of land, 20 acres of meadow and 20 acres of wood in Topesfeld, which
Margery late the wife of John de Baiocis holds for life. PI. and his heirs to
hold the reversion of the chief lords. Cons., 40^. sterling. This agreement was
made in the presence of Margery, and she did fealty. Endorsed : John de Bayouce
son and heir of John de Bayouse puts in his claim.
137. Trin. Maud Burghard of Framlingham, pi. Hugh Pecche, def. 140
acres 3 roods of land, 19 acres of meadow, 18 acres of pasture and 2 acres i rood
of wood in Keditone, Sturremere and Haverulle. PI. and her heirs to hold of
def. and his heirs for life, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and
doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to def. and his heirs.
138. Trin. Thomas de Veer, pi. Peter de Wadlesherst, def. i messuage,
40 acres of land, io acres of wood, 3 acres of meadow and 2$. rent in Hythingham
Sibile. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., lool sterling.
139. Trin. John son of William de Wolde, pi. William de Wolde of
Chepingangre, def. 30 acres of land in Stanford Ryvers and High Aungre.
Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which he has ot
his gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for life of pi. and his heirs,
rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all
services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs. Endorsed: John son of Adam de
Aungre puts in his claim.
140. Trin. Ralph, parson of Bulmere, and Walter de Banyngham, chaplain,
pi. Hamo de Sutton and Alice his wife, def. i messuage, 191 acres of land,
ii acres of meadow,- 20 acres of pasture and 20 acres of marsh in Great Hockele.
PI. to hold for their lives of def. and the heirs of Alice, rendering yearly 8 marks
in moieties at Michaelmas and Easter and doing to the chief lords all services,
with reversion to def. and the heirs of Alice. Endorsed : Clement de Cokham
puts in his claim.
DIVERS COUNTIES.
3 EDWARD II. 1310.
30. Eas. John Pypard, pi. Edmund le Buteller, def. The manors of
Smetheton. co. Essex, Fynnebergh, co. Suffolk, Great Compton, co. Warwick,
and Twyford, co. Buckingham. PI. acknowledged the manors to be the right of
def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to
hold of the King and his heirs for life, with reversion to def. and his heirs.
Essex, Suffolk, Warwicks, Bucks.
UNKNOWN COUNTIES.
3 EDWARD II. 1309.
2. Mich. A transcript of Essex 98. Endorsed: Peter Burre left in his will to
Christina his daughter 20 ewes and after the death of her mother all the silver
vessels, and there were three pieces worth 6os and i cup worth 405. and i spoor
worth 245., and all the brazen vessels which he had in his house, worth 405., and
silver brooches and all wooden vessels estimated at 305. or more. Also he
bequeathed to Alice his daughter 60 marks.
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COUNTY OF ESSEX,
4 EDWARD II. 1310-1311.
141. Mich. Thomas son of Arnulph de la Mote and Margery his wife, pi.
Walter Disce, parson of Lexedene, and Ranulph de Paunton, chaplain, def.
3 messuages, 160 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 10 acres of pasture,
16 acres of aider and zs. $d. rent in Lexedene. PI. and the heirs of Thomas of
the body of Margaret to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs
of Thomas.
142. Trin. Reginald Herlysun, pi. Adam de Elccleshale and Agnes his wife,
def. 535 4<f. rent in Godithestre. Def quitclaimed from themselves and the
heirs of Agnes to pi. and his heirs. Cons., 2ol. sterling.
143. Mich. Walter de Pateshull. pi. Roger de Rokyngham and Emma his
wife, def. 56 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow and 2 acres of wood in Salecote
and Wygeberghe. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 2O/.
sterling.
144. Mich. John Baude of Maldon and Joan his wife, pi. Michael le
Weydour and Flandrina his wife, def. i messuage in Great Maldon. PI. and
the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
145. Mich. William de Goldyngton, pi. Ralph de Grotene and Katharine
his wife, def. i messuage, 80 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 4 acres of
pasture, 4 acres of wood and 135. qd. rent in Haverhull and Storemere. Def.
quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs. Cons., 100 marks of silver.
146. Mich. Thomas son of Arnulph de la Mote and Margery his wife, pi.
Walter de Disce, parson of Lexedene, and Ranulph de Paunton, chaplain, def.
i messuage, 38 acres of land, 3$ acres of meadow, 4 acres of pasture, 4 acres
of wood and gs. id. rent in Great Teye, Great Fordham, Bures atte Munte and
Colnequyncy. PI. to hold of the chief lords for their lives, with successive
remainders to Isabel daughter of Robert de Creppyng and the heirs of her
body and the right heirs of Margery.
147. Mich. Peter de Redleghe and Alice his wife, pi. Thomas de Ultyngg,
def. i messuage, 240 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow, 50 acres of pasture,
24 acres of wood and 1005. rent in Terlingg. Fairstede, Faukeburn and Great
Leghes. PI. and the heirs of Peter of the body of Alice to hold of the chief
lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Peter.
148. Mich. Hervey de Stanton, pi. Matthew son of John de . . anes, def.
i messuage, 3 carucates of land, 40 acres of meadow, 20 acres of pasture,
60 acres of wood and 405. rent in Felstede, Little Reynes, Great ....
[Naylingherst]. PI. and the heirs of his body to hold of the chief lords, with
successive remainders to Alexander son of Ralph de Walsham, Master Hervey
son of Walter de Stanton, Adam his brother, Margaret daughter of Ralph Torald
of Heppeworth the elder and Ellen her sister, and the heirs of their bodies, and
the right heirs of pi.
149. Mich. John Jordan, pi. John Colyn and Amice his wife, def. 15 acres
of land, 3 acres of meadow and 2$ acres of moor in Colcestre which Edmund
Grimbaud and Agnes his wife hold for her life. PI. and his heirs to hold the
reversion of the chief lords. Cons., lol sterling. This agreement was made in
he presence of Edmund and Amice (sic), and they did fealty.
150. Mich. John Baudewyne of Barlyng and Albreda his wife, pi. Richard
atte Longewode and Walter Odyn, def. 2 messuages, 98 acres of land, 3 acres
of meadow, 12 acres of wood, 20 acres of marsh, 10 acres of heath and 325. lod.
rent in Barlyng, Little Wakring, Great Wakring and Thundersle. John acknow-
ledged the tenements to be the right of Richard as those which he has of his
gift and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of John to hold of the
chief lords
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151. Mich. Ralph de Hengham, pi. Charles de Cokefeld, def. i mes-
suage, 244 acres of land, 16 acres of wood, 4^ acres of meadow, 5 acres i rood
of pasture and 45. id. rent in Fynchingfeld. PI. to hold for life of def. and his
heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords
all services, with reversion to def. and his heirs. Endorsed: Ralph de Ispania
puts in his claim. William Reuel and Joan his wife put in their claim.
152. Mich. Henry Basset and Cristiana his wife, pi. Robert son of William,
def. i messuage, 140 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 40 acres of pasture,
24 acres of wood and 205. rent in Little Badewe. Henry acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of def. as those which he has of his gift, and for this
def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of Henry to hold of the chief lords.
153. Mich. John de Messingge and Edith his wife, pi. William Mazun or
Pampesworth and Margery his wife, def. i messuage, 53 acres of land, 2 acres
of meadow, i acre of pasture and ij^d. rent in Stepelbumsted and Bredebrok.
Def. quitclaimed to pi. and the heirs of John. Cons., 100 marks of silver.
154. Mich. Ralph Haycok, pi. John de Brampton and Alice his wife, def.
i messuage, 10 acres of land and i acre of wood in Stepelbumstede. PI. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 2o/. sterling.
155. Mich. Reginald Herlizon, pi. Adam de Kyngeshemede and Lucy his
wife, def. 6 marks rent in Godythestre. PI. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords, with the homage and service of Stephen de Abyndon and his heirs.
Def. granted for themselves and the heirs of Lucy that they will warrant 28s. i^d.
of the said rent against all men. Cons., 2o/. sterling. This agreement was made
in the presence of Stephen, and he did fealty.
156. Mich. Roger de la Re, pi. John le Herde of Northwelde and Alice his
wife, imp. 2 messuages in Great Illeford. Plea of covenant (sic). PI. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 20 marks of silver.
157. Mich. Eustace Bacun and Joan his daughter, pi. Robert Joye and
Isabel his wife, def. 6 acres of land in Stambourn. PI. and the heirs of
Eustace to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
158. Mich. William son of Simon de Wydeford, pi. Roger le Pek and
Leticia his wife, imp. i messuage and 4 acres of land in Wydeford. PI. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., lol. sterling.
159. Mich. Richard Duraunt, vicar of Rammysseye, pi. Geoffrey Droylly
of Rammysseye, def. i messuage, 100 acres of land, 20 acres of pasture and
jj acres of wood in Rammysseye. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the
right of pi. as those which he has of his gift, and for this pi. granted them to
.def. to hold for life of the chief lords, with remainder to Geoffrey son of pi. and
Maud his wife and the heirs of Geoffrey the son.
160. Mich. Robert Power and Lucy his wife, pi. Master Geoffrey de
Heghham and John son of Ralph de Pyryton, def. i messuage, i carucate
of land, 3 acres of meadow, 3 acres of wood and 305. rent in Wytham. Robert
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Geoffrey as those which def. have
of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of Robert of the
body of Lucy to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of
Robert.
161. Mich. TheobaldsonofNicholasdeBarynton.pl. Nicholas de Baryn-
ton, imp. i messuage, 180 acres of land, 9 acres of meadow, n acres of
pasture, 9 acres of wood and 405. ^d. rent in Chyggewell. PI. and his heirs to
hold of the chief lords. Cons., lool. sterling.
162. Hil. Lucy late the wife of Richard atte Brok, pi. William Adam and
Maud his wife, def. 26 acres of land, i acre i rood of meadow, i acre i rood of
pasture, i6|d. rent and a moiety of i messuage in Great Waltham. PI.
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Maud as those which def. have of
her gift, and for this def. granted them to her to hold for life of def. and the heirs
of Maud, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief
lords all services, with reversion to def and the heirs of Maud Endorsed:
Thomas de la Brok of Great Waltham puts in his claim.
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163. Mich. William de Staunford and Cristina his wife, pi. Thomas de
Ultingges, def. i messuage, 300 acres of land, 40 acres of pasture and 100
acres of marsh in Asshildeham. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right
of def. as those which he has of their gift, and for this def. granted them to pi.
and the heirs of William of the body of Cristina to hold of the chief lords, with
remainder to the right heirs of William.
164. Mich. Mauger son ofJohndelaNewelond.pl. John de la Newelond
and Anne his wife, imp. i messuage and i carucate of land in la Newelond
by Writle. PI. and his heirs to hold of the King and his heirs. Cons., 100
marks of silver. This agreement was made by precept of the King.
165. Hil. John de Aleton the elder and John de Aleton the younger, pi.
Richard son of Richard de Aleton, def. 2 messuages, 32 acres of land, 2 acres
of meadow, 9 acres of pasture, 10 acres of wood and 6s. qd. rent in Bulemere,
Great Henye and Middelton. PI. and the heirs of John the elder to hold of the
chief lords. And for this pi. granted for themselves and the heirs of John the
elder that they will render 4 marks yearly at Michaelmas to def. for life, with
power of distraint.
166. Hil. RobertdeBeverlaco.pl. Robert deCotingham, clerk, def. 2 mes-
suages and 65 acres of land in Stapelford Tany and Stanford Ryvers. Def.
quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs. Cons., 100 marks of silver.
167. Hil. William de Blumvill, pi. John Walpol, def. The manor of
Langenhowe. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., lool. sterling.
Endorsed : Gregory de Thurstone and Margaret his wife put in their claim.
168. Trin. John de Bures the elder, dem. William son of William de
Welde, ten. i messuage in Castel Aungre. Uem. and his heirs to hold of
the chief lords. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
169. Hil. Walter son of Peter de Sancto Albano, pi. Thomas de Ranke-
dich and Alice his wife, imp. Eight acres of land in Theyden Boys. PI. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., loos, of silver.
170. Hil. William de Rolleston, pi. John de Reyns, def. i messuage,
32^ acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 4 acres of pasture, 3 acres 3 roods of wood
and 135. 6d. rent in Chygenhale St. Mary and Chygenhale St. James. PI. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 2o/. sterling. Endoised: Stephen le
Fuller and John de Plecys put in their claim.
171. Hil. Saer, vicar of Belchamp (de Bella Campo) Willelmi, pi. Richard
le Parmunter of Belchamp, def. 15 acres of land and i acre of meadow in the
towns of Belchamp Willelmi, Belchamp Otonis and Belchamp Ethelberti. PI.
and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., io/. sterling.
172. Hil. Lucy late the wife of Richard atte Brok, pi. John de Thorleye
and Agnes his wife, def. 26 acres of land, i acre i rood of meadow, i acre i rood
of pasture, i6Jrf. rent and a moiety of i messuage in Great Waltham. Settle-
ment similar to that in 162. Endorsed: Thomas de la Brok of Great Waltham
puts in his claim.
173. Eas. Jordan de Bydeford and Margery de Erdeleye, pi. Adam Bakun
and Agnes his wife, def. i messuage and 20 acres of land in Manweden.
Jrarnriam and Berden. Jordan acknowledged the tenements to be the right of
n as those which def have of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi.
o hold lor their lives of def. and the heirs of Adam, rendering yearly i rose at
if 1 u u J ' and doin to the chief lords a11 services, with reversion to
def. and the heirs of Adam.
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174. Eas. John son of William de Welde of Chepyngaungre, the elder, pi.
William de Welde of Chepyngaungre, the elder, def. i messuage and 33^
acres of land in Chepyngaungre, High Aungre, Stanford Ky vers, Alkyngford and
Shelleye. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which
he has of his gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for life of pi. and
his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief
lords all services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs. Endorsed : Cristiana
daughter of William de Welde the elder puts in her claim. Cristina late the
wife of John Bacun of Chepingangre puts in her claim.
175. Eas. John de Kellevedene and John his son, pi. Thomas le Neweman
of Kelleveden, chaplain, def. i messuage, 3^ acres of land and gs. rent in
Toleshnnte Tregoz. PI. and the heirs of John the son to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., 10 marks of silver.
176. Eas. John de Kelleveden and John his son, pi. Isabel daughter of
Adam atte Made of Ineworth, def. 30 acres of land in Ineworth. PI. and the
heirs of John the son to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 2o/. sterling.
177. Eas. John de Northtoft and Joyce his wife, pi. Roger de Gildesburgh
and John Barnabe, def. 2 messuages, 3 carucates of land, 40 acres of pasture,
46 acres of wood and 61. IQS. rent in Dagenham, Berkyng and Fynchingfeld.
John acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Roger, as those which def.
have of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of John de
Northtoft to hold of the chief lords.
178. Eas. John de Brianzon of Canewedon and Amice his wife, pi. Robert
de Bardelby, clerk, def. 280 acres of marsh in Canewedon. John acknowledged
the marsh to be the right of def as that which he has of his gift, and for this def.
granted it to pi. and the heirs of John of the body of Amice to hold of the chief
lords, with remainder to the right heirs of John. Endorsed : Joan late the wife
of Peter Burre puts in her claim.
179 Eas. John de Kellevedon and John his son, pi. Oliver de Coulaunde
and Margaret his wife, def. 60 acres of land in Great Braxstede. PI. and the
heirs of John the son to hold of the chief lords. Cons , 2O/. sterling.
180. Trin. William de Ardern and Joan his wife, pi. by John de Lodene.
Clement de Stalham and Adam de Skernyngge, def. The manor of Holehalle.
William acknowledged the manor to be the right of Clement, as that which def.
have of his gift, and for this def granted it to pi. and the heirs of William of the
body of Joan to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of
William.
181. Trin William le Vivenur of Messingg and Joan his wife, pi. Thomas
Skympayn of Messing and Joan his wife, def. 3 acres of land in Messing.
PI. and the heirs of William to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 20 marks of
silver.
182. Trin. Richard atte Ree and Sabina his wife, pi. Richard son of John
le Duk, def. i messuage, 7^ acres of land and i| acres of meadow in Bornam.
PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which he has of
their gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of Richard atte Ree
to hold of the chief lords.
183 Trin. Turennia daughter of William de Olmestede, pi. Simon son of
Richard de Horncastre, imp. i messuage, 16 acres of land, 6 acres of wood
and 2 acres of meadow in Stevynton, Esshendon and Berklowe. PI. and her
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 2o/. sterling.
184. Trin. William de Bottyngham and Juliana his wife, pi. Richard de
Teye, def. i messuage, 92 acres of land, 3^ acres of meadow, 8 acres of
pasture, 9 acres of wood, us. rent and a moiety of i mill in Copeford, Stane-
weye, Estthorp, Leyre de la Haye. Great Briche and Little Briche. William
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his
gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of William of the body of
Juliana to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of William.
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185. Trin. JohnButeturtandMaudhiswife.pl. John de Praers and Anne
his wife, def. 20 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow and 14 acres of pasture in
Beauchaump William and Gestingthorp. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and the heirs
of John Buteturt. Cons., 2o/ sterling.
186. Trin. Juliana de Hobrigg, pi. Andrew, son of Reginald de Pebeners,
def. 2 messuages, 180 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow. 3 acres of pasture,
18 acres of wood and zs. $d. rent in Great Okie and Bradfeld. PI. acknow-
ledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which he has of her gift,
and for this def. granted them to her to hold for life of him and his heirs,
rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all
services, with remainder to def. and his heirs.
187. Trin. HumphreydeWaleden.pl Robert de Frekeberghe, def . i mes-
suage, 540 acres of land, 16 acres of meadow, 12 acres of pasture, 180 acres
of marsh and 295. rent in Berdestaple, Bartlesdon, Leynden, Nevenden,
Fobbyngg, Estlee and Fange atte Noke. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. And for this pi. granted that he and his heirs would render 20 marks
yearly to def. for life, in moieties at Michaelmas and Easter, with power of
distraint.
188. Trin. Michael de Ponyng and Margery his wife, pi Thomas de
Ponyng, def. The manor of Wythermondeford. Michael acknowledged the
manor to be the right of def. as that which def. has of his gift, and for this def.
granted it to pi. and the heirs of Michael to hold of the chief lords.
189. Trin. Robert de Teye and William his son, pi. Simon de Grafton and
Agnes his wife, def. i messuage, 33 acres of land, 3 acres of pasture. 3 acres of
wood, and 8d. rent in Ardelegh. PI. and the heirs of Robert to hold of the
chief lords. Cons., 2o/. sterling.
190. Trin. Walter son of Humphrey de Pentelawe and Margaret his wife,
pi. Ralph Boydyn. def. The manor of Foxherde. Walter acknowledged the
manor to be the right of def. as that which def. has of his gift, and for this def.
granted it to pi. and the heirs ot William to hold of the chief lords.
191. Trin. Philip de Clovill, pi. John de Clovill and Perina his wife, def
30 acres of land and i acre of meadow in Yinggelaundry. Def. acknowledged
the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which he has of their gift, and for
this pi. granted them to def. to hold for their lives of him and his heirs, rendering
yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services,
with reversion to pi. and his heirs.
192. Trin. John son of Richard Dyen, pi. Thomas atte Strate and Margery
his wife, John atte Noke and Alice his wife, Henry le Fox and Lucy his wife,
def. i messuage. 20 acres of land and 2 acres of marsh in Asshildeham.
PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 2o/. sterling.
193. Trin. John le Charpenter of Pebenerssh and Maud his wife, pi. John
le Fevre of Stratford and Margery his wife, imp. i messuage and 5 acres of
land in Lamburne. PI. and the heirs of John le Charpenter to hold of the chief
lords.
194. Trin. Walter de Pateshull, pi. Richard de . . . . and Margery his
wife, def. i messuage, i mill, 240 acres of land, 6 acres [of meadow], 6 acres
of pasture, 6 acres of wood and i6s. 8d. rent in Great Berdefelde, Salyng,
Stebbyng and Fynchyngfeld. Richard acknowledged the tenements to be the
right of pi. as those which pi. has of his gift, and for this pi. granted them to hold
for their lives of him and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat of St J.B.
and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs.
Endorsed : Alice late the wife of Richard Botolf of Stebbyng puts in her claim.
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DIVERS COUNTIES.
4 EDWARD II. 1310-1311.
42. Mich. Matthew son of John de Stanton, chaplain, pi. Hervey de
Stanton, def i messuage, 140 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow, 6 acres of
wood and 20$. rent in Stanton, Heppeworth and Berdewell, co. Suffolk, and
i messuage, 3 carucates of land, 40 acres of meadow, 20 acres of pasture, 60 acres
of wood and 405. rent in Felstede, Little Reynes, Great Reynes and Naylyng-
herst, co. Essex. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons , 6oo/.
sterling. Suffolk, Essex.
47. Trin. Adam de Waldyngfeld, pi. Thomas le Bret of Little Chestreford
and Margaret his wife, def. i messuage, 80 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow,
3 acres of pasture and 7 acres of wood in Kedyngton, Sturmere, Little Wroting
and Haverhill, co. Suffolk, and 33 acres of land in Sturmere and Little Wroting,
co. Essex PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Thomas, and for
this def. granted them to him to hold for life of def. and his heirs, rendering
yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with
reversion to def. and the heirs of Thomas Suffolk, Essex.
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
5 EDWARD II. 1311-1312.
195. Mich. Henry Launche of Wykes, pi. Richard Oras of Little Aklee,
def. 2 messuages, 18 acres of land and 2d. rent in Little Aklee. Def.
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which pi. has of his
gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for life of pi and his heirs,
rendering yearly i rose at the Nat of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all
services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs. Unknown Counties, Edward II., 3 and
4 are a transcript and one of the counterparts of this fine.
196. Trin. Roger de Balliolo and Margery his wife, pi. Maude de Gyney,
def. i messuage, 103 acres of land, 6i acres of meadow, n acres of pasture,
12 acres of wood and I2S. of rent in Bumstede Helioun, Bumstede ad Turrim and
Hamstede. Roger acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. and for
this def. granted to pi and the heirs of Roger of the body of Maud 70 acres of
land, 4 acres i rood of meadow, 6^ acres i rood of pasture, 8 acres of wood, 8s.
rent and two parts of i messuage from them, and also the reversion of 33 acres
of land, i^ acres i rood of meadow, 3 acres i rood of pasture, 4 acres of wood,
4$. rent and the third part of i messuage which Roger son of William de
Sturmere and Joan his wife held in dower; with reversion to the right heirs of
Roger. This agreement was made in the presence of Roger son of William and
Joan, and they did fealty. Fourteenth century copy, endorsed: Enrolled in Easter
term, n Richard [II.], Ro. 219 (^236).
197. Mich. Ranulph, parson of Lalleford, pi. Benedict de Cokefeld and
Avice his wife, def. i messuage, 226 acres of land, i acre of meadow, 6 acres
of marsh, 51 acres of wood, 2 acres of alder and 705. gd. rent in Elmestede,
Cokayne, Fratyngg, Great Benteleye and Great Stanbrigg. Def. acknowledged
the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which he has of their gift, and for
this he granted them to pi. to hold for their lives of the chief lords, with
successive remainders to Richard son of Benedict and John his brother and the
heirs of their bodies, and the right heirs of Benedict.
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198. Mich. William Tuchet, pi. Walter, bishop of Coventy and Lichfield,
def. by Robert de Langelegh. The manor of Uggele, which Joan de Vivonia
holds in dower of the inheritance of del. PI. and his heirs to hold the reversion
of the chief lords. Cons., ioo/. sterling. This agreement was made in the
presence of Joan, and she did fealty.
199. Mich. Milisent late the wife of Richard de Stystede, pi. Florence de
Sandon, clerk, def. i messuage, 15 acres of land and iqd. rent in Sandon.
Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which she has of
his gift, and for this she granted them to him to hold for life of her and her heirs,
rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all
services, with reversion to her and her heirs.
200. Mich. Benedict de Cokefeld and Avice his wife. pi. Maud de Welles,
def. i messuage, 785 acres of land, 2* acres of meadow, 15 acres of wood,
5 acres of alder and 235. 10^. rent in Mistelegh and Little Bromleye and the
advowson of the church of Mistelegh. PI. and the heirs of Benedict to hold of
the chief lords. Cons., lool. sterling
201. Mich. John de Goldeston and Amy his wife, pi. Ralph de Cokethorp
and William de Saxmundham, def. 2 messuages, 25 acres of land and a
moiety of i acre of wood in Pritelwell, Leghe and Estwode. John acknowledged
the tenements to be the right of Ralph, as those which def. have of his gift, and
for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of John of the body of Amy to hold
of the chief lords, with remainder to Richard Goldston and his heirs.
202. Mich. Stephen atte Melle of Shaldeford and Maud daughter of William
Perys of Finchingfeld, pi. John atte Gate of Great Berdefeld and Maud his
wife, imp. 6 acres of land in Shaldeford. PI. and the heirs of Stephen to
hold of the chief lords. Cons., lol. sterling.
203. Mich. John de Lamburn, pi. John Saver of Teyden, def. 36 acres of
land, i acre of meadow, 2$. 6d. rent and two parts of i messuage in Teyden
Boys. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., ao/. sterling.
204. Mich. William Sorel of Clare and Isabel his daughter, pi. John de
Stysted and Sarah his wife, imp. 15 acres of land in Asshen. PI. and the heirs
of Isabel to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 20 marks of silver.
205. Hil. William de Henham, clerk, and Alice his wife, pi. Stephen le
Hosiere of Berkyngg and Vivian his wife, imp. i messuage, 25 acres of land
and i acre i rood of meadow in Great Hallyngebery Plea of covenant (sic).
PI. and the heirs of William to hold of the chief lords' Cons., 40!. sterling.
206. Hil. William de Berdefeld, parson of Nevendene, and Roger his
brother, pi. Peter Surch and Sibil his wife, def. i messuage and 22 acres of
land in Nevendene. PI. and the heirs of Roger to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., ioo/. sterling.
207. Hil. Thomas de la Holt, pi. Geoffrey Gyle and Joan his wife and
Ranulph de Mervyle and Alice his wife, def. i messuage, ioo acres of land,
2 acres of meadow, 7 acres of pasture, i acre of wood and js. rent in Depeden
and Wyditon. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs. Cons., 2o/. sterling.
208. Mich. Robert de Ufford and Cecily his wife, pi. William, parson cf
Wykham. def. The manor of Wrabenesse. PI. acknowledged the manor to be
the right of def. as that which he has of their gift, and for this def. granted it to
them to hold for their lives of the chief lords, with successive remainders to
Kalph son of Robert and the heirs of his body and the right heirs of Cecily.
209. Hil. Richard son of Simon de Halsted, pi. John le Palefreyman of
Bokkyngg and Isabel his wife, def. 2 acres of pasture in Bokkyngg. PI. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons.. 10 marks of silver.
2ia Mich Benedict de Cokefeld and Avice his wife pi. William de
bperburne of Elmestede. def. i messuage, 50 acres of land, 2 acres of alder
md 8d. rent in Elmestede. PI. and the heirs of Benedict to hold of the chief
lords. Cons., 40^. sterling.
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211. Mich. John de Bassingburn, pi. Thomas de Stovve and Agnes his
wife, imp. i messuage in Manewedene. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons.. lol. sterling.
212. Mich. John de la Gate and Maud his wife, pi. Walter son of Roger
Swayn of Clare and Cristiana his wife, imp. 10 acres of land in Scaldeford.
PI. and the heirs of Maud to hold of the chief lords. Cons., loos, of silver.
213. Mich. Thomas de Purlee, pi. John de Bysouthen of Misteleye, def.
18 acres of land in Misteleye. Def. acknowledged the land to be the right of pi.
as that which pi. has of his gift, and for this pi. granted it to def. to hold for life
of pi. and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to
the chief lords all services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs.
214. Mich. William Farman of Little Berdefeld. pi. John son of John de
Sandon and Philippa his wife, def. i messuage. 70 acres of land and 2 acres
of meadow in Wycford. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 100
marks of silver.
215. Mich. John de Metham and Sibil his wife. pi. by John de Skelton.
Robert de Lughtebugh and Maud his wife, imp. i mill and 5 acres of meadow
in Gynge Muntenye and Gynge Joyberd. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of
the chief lords. Cons., 20 marks of silver.
216. Mich. Andrew son of John de Thunderle, pi. John le Grom and
Agnes his wife, imp. A fourth part of i virgate of land and a moiety of i
messuage in Wymbissh. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., io/.
sterling.
217. Mich. Bartholomew de Badelesmere and Margaret his wife, pi. Hamo
de Sutton and Alice his wife, def. The manor of Stanbrigg. Bartholomew
acknowledged the manor to- be the right of Alice, and for this def. granted it to
pi. to hold for their lives of def. and the heirs of Alice, rendering yearly i rose at
the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to
def. and the heirs of Alice. Endorsed : Clement de Cokham puts in his claim.
218. Mich. Maurice Caperoun and Joan his wife, pi Joan de Brescy of
Stepelmordon, def. 75 acres of land, 7^ acres of meadow, 6 acres of pasture,
3^ acres of wood, 145 $d. rent and two parts of i messuage and a third part of
i messuage in Hydynghamcastel, Rothyngattrop, Hatfeldcheping, Heiestre,
Sibilehidyngham, Mapeltrested and Gelham. Maurice acknowledged the tene-
ments to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def.
granted them to pi. and the heirs of Maurice of the body of Joan to hold of the
chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Maurice.
219. Mich. John de Esthamme, clerk, pi. Thomas le Pestur of Berkyngg
and Denise his wife, imp. i messuage in Berkyngg. PI. and his heirs to hold
of the chief lords. Cons., io marks of silver.
220. Mich. Richard de Lughteburgh, pi. John, son of Andrew Eillesward
oi Berkyngge and Agnes his wife, def 14 acres of land in Berkyngge. PI. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 20^. sterling.
221. Mich. MargaretdeNeville.pl. Robert de Wyrkeley, clerk, def. The
manor of Farneley. Def. granted the manor to pi. to hold for life of the chief
lords, with successive remainders to William de Neville her son and the heirs of
his body and Edmund de Neville and his heirs. Cons., 100 marks of silver.
222. Mich. Stephen la Fayte and Isabel his wife, pi. John Braynel and
Agnes his wife, def. i messuage, 50 acres of land, i acre of meadow, 6 acres
of alder and a rent of i clove of a gillyflower in Wykes. Def. acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of Stephen as those which pi have of their gift, and for
this pi. granted them to def. to hold for their lives of pi. and the heirs of Stephen,
rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all
services, with reversion to pi. and the heirs of Stephen.
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223. Mich. John Segyn, pi. Alice de Stisted, imp. i messuage, 60 acres
of land and 2 acres of meadow in Hadestok. PI. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords. Cons., 100 marks of silver.
224. Eas. Humphrey de Waleden, pi. Richard de Berden and Maud his
wife, def. i messuage, 24 acres of land and i acre of meadow in Elsenham.
Richard acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which pi. has
of his gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. and the heirs of Richard of the
body of Maud to hold of pi. and his heirs, rendering yearly 55. in moieties at
Michaelmas and the Annunciation and doing to the chief lords all services, with
reversion to pi. and his heirs.
225. Eas. Simon le Coupere and William his son, pi. Richard le Duk and
Mabel his wife, def. 3 acres of land in Bromfeld. PI. and the heirs of
Simon to hold of the chief lords. Cons., lol. sterling.
226. Eas. FulksonofRobertdeBracy.pl. Robert de Bracy, imp. i mes-
suage, i mill, 320 acres of land, 35 acres of meadow, 91 acres of wood. 15
acres of pasture, 585. 6\A. rent and a third part of i messuage in Little
Canefeld, Dune Eyston, Great Mapelderstede, Little Mapelderstede. Hengham
Sibille, Pakelesham, Middelton, Finchingfeld and Halstede. PI. and his heirs
to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 2oo/. sterling.
227. Trin.* Alan de Berewik and Maud his wife, pi. Master Robert de
Hales, parson of Little Kanefeld, and John de Solariis, def. i messuage, 300
acres of land, 12 acres of meadow, 4 acres of wood, 15 acres of pasture, i6s.
rent and a rent of gibs of wax in Stanford Rivers, Stapelford Tany, Angre and
Shelleye. Alan acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Robert, as those
which def. have of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of
Alan of the body of Maud to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right
heirs of Alan.
228. Trin.* Robert de Marisco, pi. Simon de Abyngdon and Eva his wife,
def. 5 acres of land in Berkyng. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., lol. sterling.
229. Trin.* Richard atte Longewode and Leticia daughter of Henry de
Poton, pi. Henry de Poton, def. i messuage, 29 acres of land, 27 acres of
marsh and 35. rent in Suthchirche and Legh. Richard acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of def and for this def. granted two parts of the same
to pi. and the heirs of Richard of the body of Leticia to hold of def. and his
heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St J.B and doing to the chief lords
all services, and also the remainder of the third part which Alice late the wife of
Warin Markys holds in dower, with reversion of the whole to def. and his heirs.
This agreement was made in the presence of Alice, and she did fealty
230. Eas. Humphrey de Boun, earl of Hereford and Essex, and Elizabeth
his wife and William their son, pi. by Bartholomew de Elmham, keeper of the
same William. John Huberd of Herlawe, def. i messuage, 175 acres of
land, 14 acres of meadow, 6 acres of pasture, 355 \d. rent and a rent of lib. of
pepper in Rothing St. Margaret, Rothing Beauchaump, Ledene Rothing,
[? Rothing] Berking, Rothing Berners and Chelmeresford, which Geoffrey de
Rothing holds for life. Humphrey acknowledged the tenements to be the right
of def. and for this def. granted the reversion to William and the heirs of his
body, with remainder to Humphrey and Elizabeth and the heirs of Humphrey.
This agreement was made in the presence of Geoffrey, and he did fealty.
Endorsed: Lora de la Bise and William le Chaumberleyn her son put in their
claim.
231. Eas. John de Listen, pi. John son of Edmund de Gelham, clef. 6d.
rent in Great Gelham. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords with the
homage and service of Simon son of Richard de Reddeswelle and his heirs.
Cons., 10 marks of silver. This agreement was made in the presence of Simon,
and he did fealty.
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232. Trin.* Thomas de Cobeham, pi. Henry le Moigne and Joan his wife,
def. The manor of Eyston with the advowson of the church of the manor.
Henry acknowledged .the manor and advowson to be the right of pi. as those
which pi has of his gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. and the heirs of
Henry of the body of Joan to hold of the King and his heirs, with remainder to
the right heirs of Henry. This agreement was made by precept of the King.
233 Trin. Ralph son of Robert Gilbert, pi. John de Shaldeford and Lora
his wife, def. i messuage, 54 acres of land, 7^ acres of meadow, 15 acres of
pasture, 12 acres of wood and 2s. rent in Rywenhale, Kellevedene and Great
Totham. Def acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which
he has of their gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for their lives of
pi. and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the
chief lords all services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs
234. Eas. William le Bret of Tendryngg and Maud his wife, pi. John le
Mayster, def. i messuage, 100 acres of land, 15 acres of wood and izd. rent
in Tendryngg. William acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as
those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the
heirs of William to hold of the chief lords.
235. Eas. William Ostage of Hengham Sibile, pi. Robert Cok of Hengham
Sibile, def. i messuage and 30 acres of land in Hengham Sibile. PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 2o/. sterling.
236 Trin. Roger de Balliolo and Margery his wife.pl. Maud de Gyney,
def. This is the original of 196.
237. Eas. Thomas de Grey and Alice his wife.pl. Thomas Heryeth, def.
The manor of Little Henye with the advowson of the church of the manor.
Thomas de Grey acknowledged the manor and advowson to be the right of def.
and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of the body of Thomas de
Grey to hold of def. and his heirs, rendering yearly 8/. to def. for his life in
moieties at Michaelmas and Easter and afterwards i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B.
to his heirs, and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to def. and
his heirs.
238. Trin. John son of Richard Dyen of Halstede, pi. Agnes daughter of
John son of William de Halstede, def. i messuage, 160 acres of land, 6 acres
of meadow, 13 acres of pasture, 40 acres of wood, 535. 4^. rent and a rent of
2lbs. of pepper in Halstede. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right
of pi. and rendered to him out of them 40 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 8
acres of pasture, 10 acres of wood, 275. 4^. rent, the rent of 2lbs. of pepper
and a moiety of the messuage to hold to pi. and his heirs of the chief lords, and
also granted to the same the reversions of 35 acres of land, 155. rent and a third
part of a moiety of the messuage out of them which Elizabeth late the wife of
John son of William de Halstede holds in dower and 85 acres of land, 3 acres of
meadow, 5 acres of pasture 30 acres of wood, us. rent and two parts of a moiety
of the messuage out of them which the same Elizabeth holds for life. Cons.,
ioo/. sterling. This agreement was made in the presence of Elizabeth, and she
did fealty.
239. Eas. Nicholas le Ken of Colne and Agnes his wife, pi. Robert Picot of
Great Reyne aud Olive his wife, def. i messuage, 18 acres of land and 2 acres
of pasture in Stistede and Great Reyne. Def. acknowledged the tenements to
be the right of Nicholas, as those which pi. have of their gift, and for this pi.
granted them to def. to hold for their lives of pi. and the heirs of Nicholas,
rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. f.B. and doing to the chief lords all
services, with reversion to pi. and the heirs of Nicholas.
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240. Trin. Humphrey de Boun, earl of Hereford and Essex.pl. William
de Merk, def. Two parts of the manor of Rothyng Marcy. Def. acknowledged
the two parts to be the right of pi. as those which pi has of his gift, to hold to
pi. and his heirs of the chief lords, and also granted to the same the remainder
of the third part, which Joan late the wife of Ralph de Merk holds in dower.
And for this pi granted that he and his heirs will render yearly to def. for life
20 marks in moieties at St. Peter ad Vincula and Michaelmas and will find
reasonable sustenance for him for life in living for himself, a horse and a groom
and two robes yearly of the suit of their esquires, with power of distraint. This
agreement was made in the presence of Joan, and she did fealty.
241. Trin. Henry le Chaumberleyn, pi. Walram de Rocheford, def. by
Robert de Hales, i messuage, 180 acres of land, i acre 3 roods of meadow, 6
acres of pasture and 8 acres of wood in Berden and Manuden. Def. acknow-
ledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which pi. has of his gift, and
for 'this pi. granted them to def. to hold for life of pi. and his heirs, rendering
yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with
remainder to Elizabeth daughter of Stephen de Bassingburne for life, and
reversion to pi. and his heirs.
242. Trin. Ranulph de Polhey and Alice his wife, pi. Simon le Hunte and
Nicholas de la Holte, def. i messuage, i mill, 4 acres of meadow, 4 acres of
pasture and 25 acres of wood in Pebeners. Ranu'.ph acknowledged the tenements
to be the right of Simon, as those which def. have of his gift, and for this def.
granted them to pi and the heirs of Ranulph of the body of Alice to hold of the
chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Ranulph.
DIVERS COUNTIES.
5 EDWARD II. 1311-1312.
65. Trin. Walter Baignard, pi. William Baignard, def. i messuage,
144 acres of land, 7 acres of meadow and 5 acres of wood in Great Benetleghe
and the town of St. Osith, co. Essex, and i messuage, 103 acres of land, n acres
of meadow, 5 acres of pasture and 8s. rent in Stowemarket and Thorney, co.
Suffolk. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which
def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for life of def.
and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the
chief lords all services, with reversion to def. and his heirs. Essex, Suffolk.
70 Trin.* John de Claveringg and Hawysia his wife, pi. by Peter de
Bradefeld in her place. Stephen de Trafford, def. The manors of Claveringg,
co. Essex, and Bliburgh, co. Suffolk. John acknowledged the manors to be the
right of def. as those which he has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to
pi. and the heirs male of John of the body of Hawysia to hold of the King and
his heirs, with successive remainders to Edmund brother of John for life and
Ralph de Nevill and his heirs. This agreement was made by precept of the
King. Essex, Suffolk.
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
6 EDWARD II. 1312-1313.
243. Mich. Ranulph de Merevill, pi. William son of Ralph de Pebenersh
and Maud his wife, def. i messuage, i mill, 4 acres of meadow, 4 acres of
pasture, and 25 acres of wood in Pebenersh. PI. acknowledged the tenements to
be the right of William, as those which def. have of his gift, and for this def.
granted them to pi. to hold for life of def. and the heirs of William, rendering
yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with
reversion to def. and the heirs of William.
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244. Mich. John Baldwyn of Barling and Agatha his wife, pi. by the said
John in her place. Adam son of Gilbert le Taverner of Chelmersford and Alice
his wife, def. i messuage in Chelmersford. PI. and the heirs of John to hold
of the chief lords. Cons., 405. of silver.
245. Mich. John Reuel and Joan his wife, pi. Thomas de Upwyk and
Maud his wife, def. i messuage, 120 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow, 6 acres
of pasture and 705. rent in Neuport and Wyditon. Def. quitclaimed from
themselves and the heirs of Maud to pi. and the heirs of Joan. Cons., 60^.
sterling.
246. Mich. John de la More of Kellveden and Rose his wife, pi. Simon
son of Thomas de Faukeburn and Agnes his wife, def. i acre of land and
2 acres i rood of pasture in Kelleveden and Ruenhale. PI. and the heirs of John
to hold of the chief lords. Cons., loos, of silver.
247. Mich. Thomas atte Merssh and Margaret his wife, pi. Hugh Large-
meyn and Juliana his wife, def. i messuage, 80 acres of land, 4 acres of
meadow, 4 acres of pasture and 6s. 8^. rent in Hatfeld Peverel. Def. quit-
claimed from themselves and the heirs of Juliana to pi. and the heirs of Thomas.
Cons., 100 marks of silver.
248. Mich. Robert Sperling of Stebenheth, pi. John Wynneford and
"Odierna his wife. def. A moiety of i acre r rood of land and i acre of meadow
in Westhamme. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., loos, of
silver.
249. Mich. John le Deyer of Chelmeresford, pi. Stephen le Vyker of
Writele and Maud his wife, def. i acres of land in Spryngefelde and'Chelmeres-
ford. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., zoos, of silver.
250 Mich. Robert Jekel and Joan his wife, pi. Simon, vicar of Finching-
feld, def. 7 messuages, 2 carucates of land, 8 acres of meadow, 16 acres of
pasture, 80 acres of wood and 6os. rent in Finchingfeld. Robert acknowledged
the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for
this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of Robert of the body of Joan to hold
of the chief lords, with successive remainders to Simon son of Robert and John
brother of the latter and the heirs of their bodies and the right heirs of Robert.
251. Mich. James de Bures and Robert his brother, pi. Robert de Canti
Lupo and Maud his wife, def. i messuage, 160 acres of land, 2 acres of
meadow, 10 acres of pasture and 35. rent in Mondone, Purle and North
Wodeham. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of Robert to pi. and
the heirs of James. Cons., loos, of silver.
252. Mich. Ranulph de Merevill, pi. William son of Ralph de Pebenersh
and Maud his wife, def. ic6 acres of land, 7^ acres of meadow, 20 acres of alder
and 8 acres of pasture in Pebenersh. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the
right of William, as those which def. have of his gift, and for this def. granted
them to pi. to hold for life of def. and the heirs of William, rendering yearly i
rose at the Nat. of St. J,B and doing to the chief lords all services, with
reversion to def. and the heirs of William.
253 Mich. Adam son of Gilbert le Taverner of Molesham and Alice his
wife, pi. Elias atte Gore and Denise his wife, def One messuage in Molesham.
PI. and the heirs of Alice to hold of the chief lords. Cons., loos, of silver.
254. Mich. Abel le Boteler, pi. Joan late the wife of Thomas de Mars, def.
i messuage, 80 acres of land, 3^ acres of meadow, 9 acres of pasture, 2 acres
of wood and 75. rent in Spryngfeld. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be
the right of def. and for this def granted them to pi. to hold for life of the chief
lords, with successive remainders to Simon son of Thomas de Mars and the heirs
of his body, Joan posthumous (postnate) daughter of Thomas de Mars and Agnes
and Mabel her sisters for their lives, and the right heirs of Mabel.
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255. Mich. Aufrid de Staunton, pi. John son of William le Botiller of
Alesford, def. The manor of Alesford and the advowson of the church of the
same town. Def. acknowledged the manor and the advowson to be the right of
pi. and rendered to him two parts of the manor and the advowson to hold to him
and his heirs of the chief lords, and also granted to the same the reversion of the
third part of the manor, which Cristiana late the wife of William le Botiller of
Alesford holds in dower. Cons., 100 marks of silver. This agreement was made
in the presence of Cristiana, and she did fealty.
256. Mich. Edmund son of William Baldewyn, def. William son of
Baldewyn, def. 70 acres of land in Wokyngdon Rokele. PI. and the heirs of
his body to hold of def and his heirs, rendering yearly to def. for his life loos, in
moieties at Easter and Michaelmas and afterwards to his heirs i rose at the Nat.
of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to def. and
his heirs.
257. Mich. Thomas Basset and Lucy his wife, pi. Cristiana Basset, def.
33 acres of land, i acre of meadow, 2 acres of pasture, 3! acres of wood and 35.
rent in Great Chishelle. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of
Thomas, as those which pi. have of her gift, and for this pi. granted them to
def. to hold for life of pi. and the heirs of Thomas, rendering yearly i rose at the
Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to pi. and
the heirs of Thomas.
258. Hil. William son of Walter de Basyngge, pi. Adam son of Adam de
la Cleye, def. 365. i6d. rent in Berkyngge. PI. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords. Cons., loos, of silver.
259. Hil. ThomasdeLangetonandMaudhiswife.pl. William de Lange-
ton, vicar of West Thurrok, def. 4 messuages, 19 acres of land and 8 acres
of marsh in Stifford and West Thurrok. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be
the right of def. and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of the body of
Maud to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to John Gylemyn and his heirs.
260. Hil. Milisent late the wife of Bartholomew de Ebroicis and John her
son, pi. Geoffrey de Stokes, clerk, def. A third part of 144 acres of land, n
acres i rood of meadow, 6 acres of pasture and 12$. 7\d. rent in Chikewell and
Berkyngg, which Joan late the wife of Richard de Chikewell holds for life of the
inheritance of def. Milisent to hold the reversion for life, with remainder to
John and his heirs. This agreement was made in the presence of Joan, and she
.did fealty.
261. Hil. William le Teynturer of Manitre and Cristiana his wife, pi. by
Edmund Flour- in her place. William Waryn of Sprouton the younger and
Cecily his wife, def. i messuage in Lalleford. Def. quitclaimed from them-
selves and the heirs of William to pi. and the heirs of William le Teynturer.
Cons., 405. of silver.
262. Hil. John Baudewyn of Barlyng and Agatha his wife, pi. Clarice
late the wife of Hugh le Taverner of Chelmersford, def. 5 acres of land in
Spryngefeld. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons., loos,
-of silver.
263. Hil. John Boneyre and Margery his wife, pi. John Underwode, def.
i messuage and 3 acres of land in Chelmersford and Springefeld. John
Boneyre acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def
' has of his gift, and this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of John to hold of
the chief lords.
264. Hil. John Harold of Cotegrave and Alice his wife, pi. Richard le
Duk of Chelmeresford and Mabel his wife, def. i messuage and i toft in
Chelrr.eresford. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 405.
.of silver.
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265 Hil. William de Rolleston and Idonia his wife, pi. by Bartholomew de
Elmham in her place. Stephen de Abyndon, def. 3 messuages, 120 acres
of land, 10 acres of meadow, 25 acres of pasture, t5 acres of wood and 245.
rent in Chygenhale St. James, Chygenhale Soyn and Pacchingge Pygot.
William acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def.
has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of William of
the body of Idonia, with remainder to the right heirs of William.
266. Hil. Elias Nevard and Mabel his wife, pi. Richard Nevard, def.
2 messuages, 140 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 15 acres of pasture, 10
acres of wood and 245. rent in Great Briche, Leghere del Haye and Leghere
Breton. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which
def. has of their gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of Klias
to hold of the chief lords.
267. Hil. Richard son of John Page of Wytham and Joan his wife, pi. by
John de Middelton in her place. John son of Reginald le Brewere, chaplain,
def. 2 messuages, 100 acres of land, 5^ acres of meadow, 6 acres of pasture,
4 acres of alder and i8s. rent in Wytham. Richard acknowledged the
tenements to be right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def.
granted them to pi. and the heirs of Richard to hold of the chief lords.
268. Hil. John le Spicer of Chelmersford and Joan his wife, pi. William
Lovel and Agnes his wife, def. i messuage and a moiety of i acre of land in
Chelmersford. Def quit claimed from themselves and the heirs of Agnes to pi.
and the heirs of John. Cons., 40$. of silver.
269. Mich. 3 Edward II. between John le Chaumberleyn and Joan his wife,
pi. by Bartholomew de Elmham in her place, and Fulk de Grauntcourt, def. and
afterwards in Hil. 6 Edward II., after the death of John, between Simon de
Lundresford, her second husband, and Joan, pi. and the said Fulk, def. A moiety
of the manor of Radewynter.- John acknowledged the moiety to be the right of
def. and for this def. granted it to John and Joan and rendered it to them, except
60 acres of land, to hold to themselves and the heirs of John of the body of Joan
of the chief lords, and also the reversion of 60 acres of land which Petronilla late
the wife of Jordan le Chaumberleyn held in dower of the inheritance of def.
with remainder to the right heirs of John. This agreement was made in the
presence of Petronilla, and she did fealty to Simon and Joan. Endorsed: And
Martin le Chaumberleing comes and puts in his claim.
270. Hil. William de Pakelesham, pi. John Burre and Alice his wife, def.
i messuage, 54 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow and 275. rent in Wykford.
John acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which pi. has of
his gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. and the heirs of John of the body
of Alice, with remainder to Richard de Brenchesle and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords.
271. Hil. Robert Swyft, pi. Richard Aunger and Petronilla his wife and
Roger de Kynbauton, def. i messuage, 220 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow,
10 acres of pasture, 8 acres of wood and i8s. rent in Elmedon. PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., ioo/. sterling.
272. Eas. Walter son of William de Basingge, pi Adam son of Adam de
la Cleye, def. 3 messuages, 128 acres of land, io acres of meadow and 77
acres of wood in Berkyngge. PI. and his heirs to hold 2 messuages and two
parts of the rest of the chief lords, and also the reversion of the third part of the
same, which Denise late the wife of Adam de la Cleye held in dower. Cons.,
100 marks of silver. This agreement was made in the presence of Denise, and
she did fealty.
273. Eas. Thomas Baynard and Joan his wife, pi. by John le Baker in her
place. John Sayer, def. i messuage, 240 acres of land, 12 acres of meadow,
50 acres of pasture, 12 acres of wood, 30 acres of heath, 7 marks rent and a
moiety of i mill in Great Bryche, Little Bryche, Ceppeford, Messinge and
Wythermundeford. PI acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as
those which he has of the gift of Thomas, and for this def. granted them to pi.
and the heirs of Thomas to hold of the chief lords.
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274. Eas. John Gynuur and Constance his wife, pi. Master John cle Redes-
well, clef, i messuage, 50 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 6 acres of pasture,
and i acre of wood in Little Gelham. John Gynour acknowledged the tenements
to be the right of def. as those which def has of his gift, and for this def granted
them to pi. and the heirs of John Gynour to hold of the chief lords.
275. Eas. Richard de Ispania and Maud his wife, pi. by Peter Rys in her
place. John de Ispania, parson of Ingrave (Gyn^e Radi), def. The manor of
Eldehalle and 52 acres of land in Finchingfeld. Richard acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift and for this
def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of Richard of the body of Maud to hold of
the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Richard.
276. Eas. John de Langeford, pi. John atte Strate of Passefeld, def.
i messuage and ui acres of land in Great Perendon which Adam le Hirde and
Constance his wife"hold for their lives of the demise of def. PI. and his heirs to
hold the reversion of the chief Iprds. Cons., loos, of silver. This agreement
was made in the presence of Adam and Constance, and they did fealty.
277. Eas. John de Brokesbourn, pi. John de Dykelegh and Katharine his
wife, def. i messuage, 160 acres of land, 12 acres of wood, 8 acres of meadow
and 6s. 8d. rent in Tendryng. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs
of John to pi. and his heirs. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
278 Eas. John Chamberleyn and Alice his wife, pi. Robert Takel and
Juliana his wife, def. i messuage, 26 acres of land and 2 acres of meadow in
Great Brokesheved. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of John
as those which pi. have of their gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold
of pi. and the heirs of John for the life of Juliana, rendering yearly i rose at the
Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to pi. and
the heirs of John.
279. Eas. Robert de Teye, pi. Ralph de Aldham, def. 2 messuages, 240
acres of land, 8 acres of meadow, 24 acres of pasture, 40 acres of wood and 245.
rent in Aldham by Teye which Robert le Pouer and Katharine his wife hold for
her life. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. and granted the
reversion to him and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. This agreement was
made in the presence of Robert and Katharine, and they did fealty.
280. Eas. Robert le'Butiller and Cristiana his wife, pi. William le Gardener
of Castel Aungre, chaplain, def. 3 messuages and 18 acres of land in Castel
Aungre, High Aungre and Stanford Ryvers. PI. acknowledged the tenements
to be the right of def. as those which def. has of their gift, and for this def.
granted them to pi. and the heirs of Robert of the body of Cristiana to hold of
the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Robert.
281. Eas. Thomas de Dakenham and Maud his wife, pi. John de Wynte-
worth and William de Dakenham, def. i messuage, 140 acres of land, 16 acres
of meadow, 30 acres of pasture, 8 acres of wood and loos, rent in Berkyng,
Dakenham and Illeford. Thomas acknowledged the tenements to be the right
of John, as those which def. have of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi.
and the heirs of Thomas to hold of the chief lords.
282. Eas. John son of Thomas de Dakenham and Margaret his wife, pi.
Stephen de Brawode, parson of Alfinton, def. i messuage, i carucate of land,
4 acres of meadow, 12 acres of wood and 6os. rent in Berkyngg, Dakenham and
Little Ileford. PI and the heirs of John of the body of Margaret to hold of the
chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of John Cons., 100 marks of
silver.
283. Eas. Ralph son of Robert Gilberd, pi. Simon son of Thomas
Godeman of Faukebourne and Agnes his wife, def. i messuage, 48 acres of land,
4! acres of meadow, 15 acres of pasture, 12 acres of wood and 2S. rent in Rywen-
hale, Kellevedene and Great Totham which John de Shaldeford and Lora his
wife hold for life of the inheritance of Agnes. PI. and his heirs to hold the
reversion of the chief lords. Cons., io/. sterling. This agreement was made in
the presence of John and Lora, and they did fealty.
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284. Has. John de Bryanzon of Canwedon and Amice his wife, pi. Robert
de Bardelby, clerk, def. 240 acres of land in Canwedon. John acknowledged
the land to be the right of def. as that which def. has of his gift, and for this def.
granted it to pi. and the heirs of John of the body of Amice, with remainder to
the right heirs of John.
285. Eas. William Deneman of Wykham, pi. Richard le Mareschal of
Danebury, def. i messuage and 14 acres of land in Wykham Bishops. PI.
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his
gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for life of def. and his heirs,
rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all
services, with reversion to def. and his heirs.
286. Eas. Robert de Teye, pi. William de la Forde of Stanweye, def.
i messuage, 34 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 4 acres of pasture and 6d. rent
in Stanweye. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those
which pi. has of his gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for life of
pi. and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the
chief lords all services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs.
287. Eas. John Miles and Joan his wife, pi. John Hakun of Berkyng and
Alice his wife, def. i messuage in Berkyng. PI. and the heirs of John Miles
to hold of the chief lords. Cons., zoos, of silver.
288. Eas. John Baudewyn of Barlyng and Agatha his wife, pi. Robert
Tillote of Bradefeld, def. 2 messuages, 118 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow,
12 acres of \vood, 20 acres of marsh, 10 acres of heath and 365. rent in Barlyng,
Great Wakeryng, Little Wakeryng and Thundersle. John acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this
def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords.
289. Trin. William de Samford and Joan his wife, pi. Walter Man and
Alice his wife. imp. Four acres of land in Lamburne. PI. and the heirs of
William to hold of the chief lords. Cons,, 405. or silver.
290. Trin. John le Warde of Bolyngton and Agnes daughter of John le
Gledeseye of Therfeld, pi. Simon de Berlee, def. i messuage, 129 acres of
land, 3 acres of meadow and 6 acres of wood in Berden and Stanstede. John
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his
gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of his body to hold of the
chief lords, with remainder to Andrew his brother and his .heirs.
291. Trin. Thomas atte Noke and Simon and Henry his sons, pi. John
Godryk, def. i messuage, 22 acres of land and 95. lod. rent in Alvethele.
Def. to hold for life of the chief lords, with remainder to Simon and Henry and
the heirs of Simon. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
292. Trin. John de Shaldeford and Alice late the wife of Bartholomew de
Shaldeford and Thomas her son, pi. by Robert de Wy Hebe we in her place and
the same as keeper of Thomas. Simon Godeman of Faukeburn and Agnes his
wife, def. A sixth part of i messuage and 8 acres of land in Rewenhale. John
acknowledged the same to be the right of Agnes, and for this def. granted it to
him to hold for life of the chief lords, with successive remainders to Alice for life
and Thomas and his heirs.
293. Trin. Robert le Bret, pi. Richard le Bret and Emma his wife, def.
i messuage, 68 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow and 6s. i^. rent in Westhamme.
Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which pi. has of
their gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for their lives of him and his
heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords
all services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs.
294. Trin. John atte More of Kelleveden, pi. Simon son of Thomas Gode-
man of Faukebourn and Agnes his wife, def. 4 acres of land in Kellevedene.
Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of Agnes to pi. and his heirs.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
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295. Trin. Walter de Reyndon and Denise his wife, pi. Taillifer de Wyntc
and Elyzabeth his wife, def. i acre of meadow in Reyndon. PI. and the heirs
of Walter to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
296. Trin Richard son of Simon Halstede, pi. William Pach and Emma
his wife, John le Palfreyman and Isabel his wife, def. A third part of i virgate
of land in Bockyngg. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of Emma
and Isabel to pi. and his heirs. Cons., io/. sterling.
297. Trin Thomas de Belhus, parson of Staneweye, pi. Thomas de Had-
delegh of Colchester, ' tannur,' and Maud his wife, def. i messuage, 20 acres of
land. 2\ acres of meadow and i| acres of alder in Great Staneweye- PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 100 marks of silver.
298. Trin. Nicholas atte More of Sumenistre and Alice his wife and Juliana
his daughter, pi. John son of Walter de Tillingham, def. i messuage, 20 acres
of land, 2 acres of meadow and 6 acres of pasture in Dangeye. Nicholas
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. and for this def. granted them
to Nicholas and Alice to hold for their lives of the chief lords, with successive
remainders to Juliana and the heirs of her body and the right heirs of Nicholas.
299. Trin. Robert Walkefare, pi. William Mounpinzoun, def. The manor
of Balidon, which John de Coue holds for life of the demise of def. PI. and his
heirs to hold the remainder of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
This agreement was made in the presence of John, and he did fealty.
300. Trin. William le Say of Belcham, pi. Geoffrey Scubard of Hengham
Sibilie and Juliana his wife, def. i messuage, 4 acres of land, i acre i rood of
meadow, i acre i rood of alder and $d. rent in Hengham Sibilie. Def. acknow-
ledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which he has of their gift,
and for this he granted them to pi. and the heirs of Juliana to hold of the chief
lords.
301. Trin. Henry de Coulonde, pi. Eva daughter of Richard Wolsy of
Heghestren, def. A moiety of i messuage, 72 acres of land, i\ acres of meadow,
ij acres of pasture, 2 acres of wood and 35. rent in Heghestren. Def. acknow-
ledged the moiety to be the right of pi. and rendered two parts of it to him and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords, and also granted to them the reversion of the
third part which Petronilla late the wife of Richard Wolsy holds in dower.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk. This agreement was made in the presence of
Petronilla, and she did fealty.
302. Trin. Robert son of Walter and Alice his wife. pi. by Henry Moun in
her place. John de Leukenore and Alice his wife, def. 120 acres of land, 2
acres of meadow, 2 acres of wood and a fifth part of i messuage and 6os. rent in
Suthemenstre, Alethorn and Burnham. Robert acknowledged the tenements to
be the right of Alice wife of John, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the
heirs of Robert of the body of Alice his wife to hold of the chief lords, with
remainder to his right heirs.
303. Trin. Agnes de Bloy, pi. Adam de Bloy and Mary his wife, def. 4
. messuages, i mill, 400 acres of land, 24 acres of meadow, 30 acres of pasture, 100
.acres of wood and 6 marks rent in Hengham Sibilie and Gelham. PI. and her
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
304. Trin.* John son of John de Hernstede the elder.pl. John de Hern-
stede, def. i messuage, 170 acres of land, 7 acres of meadow, 18 acres of
pasture, 9 acres of wood, i acre of alder and 135. 4^. rent in Great Berdefeld,
Little Berdefeld and Stebbyng. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., lool. sterling.
305. Trin. William Deyn of Halstede and John son of William Deyn, pi.
Robert Pechaud and William de Stubleye, def. 2 messuages, 250 acres of land,
io acres of meadow, 48 acres of pasture, 20 acres of wood and 765. rent in
Halstede, Great Mapeltrestede and Little Mapeltrestede. William Deyn
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Robert as those which def. have
of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of the body of John
to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of William Deyn
FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX. 147
306. Hil. Beatrice late the wife of Walter le Butiller of Sedeburbrok, pi.
William le Freynshe and Mabel his wife, def. 2 acres of land and us. rent in
Sedeburbrok. Def quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of Mabel to pi.
and her heirs. Cons., 405. of silver.
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
7 EDWARD II. 1313-1314.
307. Mich. John de Sutton, pi. Richard de Sutton, imp. i messuage, 13
acres of land and 6 acres of meadow in Westhamme. PI. and his heirs to hold
of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
308. Mich Aufrid de Staunton and Margery his wife, pi. by John Michel in
her place. William le Gros, parson of Benetlegh, def. 4 messuages, 240 acres
of land, 6 acres of meadow, 4 acres of pasture and 18 acres of wood in Wyleghe.
Aufrid acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def.
has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies
to hold of the King and his heirs, with successive remainders to Philip de
Staunton for life, Mabel daughter of John de Staunton and the heirs of her body
and the right heirs of Aufrid. This agreement was made by precept of the King.
309. Mich. Ralph Elene and Joan his wife, pi. John Aylward of Reynham
and Maud his wife and William atte Pirie of Stifford.def. i messuage, 30 acres
of land and 2 acres of meadow in Stifford. Def. quitclaimed from themselves
and the heirs of William to pi. and the heirs of Ralph. Cons., r sore sparrow-
hawk.
310. Mich. Bartholomew de Badelesmere, pi. Thomas le filz Bernard, def.
The manor of Thunderle, which Agatha late the wife of Ralph le fiz Bernard
holds for life. PI. and his heirs to hold the reversion of the King and his heirs.
Cons., 20 marks of silver. This agreement was made by precept of the King,
and in the presence of Agatha, and she did fealty.
311. Mich. Adam son of John son of Simon and Joan his wife, pi. Nicholas
de Haveryng and Margaret his wife, def. i messuage, 40 acres of land, 3 acres
of meadow and i8d. rent in Great Wakeryng and Little Wakering. PI. and the
heirs of Adam to hold of the chief lords Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
312. Mich. John de la Chaumbre, clerk, pi. Richard Aunger of Wylteshire
of Assheton and Petronilla his wife, def. 3 messuages, 240 acres of land, 22
acres of meadow, 20 acres of pasture and IDS. rent in Theyden atte Mont. PI.
and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
313. Mich. Henry son of Robert de Lacy and Joan his wife, pi. Robert de
Lacy and Maud his wife, def. The manor of Lutelhey and 10 marks rent in
Newenham. PI. and the heirs of Henry of the body of Joan to hold of def. and
the heirs of Robert, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to
the chief lords all services, with reversion to def. and the heirs of Robert.
314. Mich. Roger Filiol, pi. Peter le Parkere, def. 30 acres of land and 2
acres of wood in Reyleye. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons.,
i sore sparrowhawk.
315. Mich. John de Chelmersford, pi. Hugh de Welde and Agnes his wife,
def. i messuage and 4^ acres of land in Lamborn. Def. quitclaimed from
themselves and the heirs of Agnes to pi. and his heirs. Cons., i sore sparrow-
hawk.
316. Mich. Roger son of John Fyllol the elder, pi. Robert Vyncent of
Coggeshale, def. 3 messuages and I2d. rent in Coggeshale. Def. acknowledged
the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which pi. has of his gift, and for
this pi. granted them to def. to hold for life of pi. and his heirs, rendering yearly
i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with
reversion to pi. and his heirs.
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317. Mich. Thomas de la Neylond and Katharine his wife, pi. Elias
Nevard, def. i messuage, 100 acres of land and i8s. rent in Great Horkeslegh.
PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of
their gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of Thomas to hold
of the chief lords.
318. Mich. John de Rysle and Joan his wife. pi. by William de Cotenham in
her place. John de Bassingbui ne of Takele, def. i messuage, 80 acres of land,
2 acres of pasture, 3 acres of wood and 2s. rent in Great Chishill. John
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def has of his
gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of John of the body of
Joan to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of John de Rysle.
319. Mich. Aufrid de Staunton and Margery his wife, pi. by John Michel in
her place. William le Groos, parson of Benetlegh, def. 46 acres of land, i acre
of meadow and 2 acres of pasture in Benetlegh, Chicche and the town of
St. Osith. Aufrid acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those
which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of
Aufrid of the body of Margery to hold of the chief lords, with successive
remainders to Philip de Staunton for life, Mabel daughter of John de Staunton
and the heirs of her body, and the right heirs of Aufrid.
320. Mich. William le Rede of Stepel Bumstede, pi. Robert le Rede of
Stepel Bumstede, def. i messuage, 12^ acres of land, 3 roods of meadow, 3 acres
of pasture and 173^. rent in Stepel Bumstede. PI. acknowledged the tenements
to be the right of def. as those which def has of his gift, and for this def granted
them to pi. to hold for life of the chief lords, with successive remainders to John
son of pi. Richard brother of John, and Katharine sister of Richard, and the
heirs of their bodies, and the right heirs of pi.
321. Mich. Robert de Belencumbre and Alice his wife and John his son, pi.
John de la Launde, def. i messuage, 20 acres of land and 25. $\d. rent in
Finchingfeld. Robert acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as
those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the
heirs of the body of John to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right
heirs of Robert.
322. Mich. John son of Adam de Aungre, pi. Adam de Aungre, def.
i messuage and 44 acres of land in Chepingaungre, High Aungre and Stanvord
Rivers. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. and for this def.
granted them to pi. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Endorsed : John son
of William de Welde the elder of Chepyngaungre puts in his claim. Hugh son
of Richard de Welde of Chepyngaungre puts in his claim.
323. Mich William Saward the elder, pi. Stephen le Lorimer and Mabel
his wife, def. 2 acres and a moiety of i rood of land in Great Dunmawe. PI.
and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
324 Hil. Robert de Hales, pi. Henry de Saperton, def. i messuage, 15
acres of land and 3 roods of meadow in Eyston ad Montem and Broxheved.
PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
325. Hil. William le Gros and Eleanor his wife, and Aumfrid de Staunton
and Margery his wife, pi. by William de Claketon in place of Eleanor and
Margery. Walter son of William le Gros and John son of John de Kelleveden,
def. The manor of Little Bentelegh. William acknowledged the manor to be
the right of Walter, as that which def. have of his gift, and for this def. granted
it to pi. to hold of the chief lords for the lives of William, Eleanor and Margery,
with remainder to the right heirs of William.
326. Hil. John de Belhous and Isolda his wife, pi. John de Bello Campo
of Elmeleye, def. The manor of Staneweye and the advowson of the church of
the manor. John de Belhous acknowledged the manor and advowson to be the
right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to
pi. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords.
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327. Mich. John de Brokesburne, pi. William Fraunk of Herevvych the
elder, def. The manor of Bradefeld by Manytre and 200 acres of land, 2 acres
of meadow, 12 acres of pasture, 20 acres of wood. 12 acres of alder and 2os. rent
in Mistelegh and Bradefeld by Manytre. Def. acknowledged the tenements to
be the right of pi. as those which pi. has of his gift, and for this pi. granted them
to def. to hold for life of pi. and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of
St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to pi. and his
heirs.
328. Hil. Walter son of William le Caumpiun of Hatfeld Regis and John
his son, pi. Richard son of Andrew le Yerdling of Herlawe and William Stark
ot Herlawe, def. i messuage, 26 acres of land and 4 acres of meadow in Herlawe
and Shering. Walter acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Richard,
as those which def. have of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the
heirs of John to hold of the chief lords.
329. Hil. Robert Len Veyse, pi. Henry de Merk and Isabel his wife, def.
i messuage, 60 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 3 acres of pasture, 30 acres of
wood and a third part of i mill in Wydyton, which def. held in dower. Def.
quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of Isabel to pi. and his heirs, and for
this pi. granted that he and his heirs will render 405. of silver yearly to aef. for
the life of Isabel, viz. 105. each at Christmas, Easter, the Nat. of St. J.B. and
Michaelmas, with power of distraint.
330. Hil. John Arnold and Margery his wife, pi. Bartholomew Stacy and
Grecia his wife, pi 2 messuages, 5 acres of land, i| acres of meadow, 4$ acres
of marsh and pasture for 15 sheep in Great Tillebiry. PI. and the heirs of John
to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
331. Hil. Walter de Mockynge and Alice his wife, pi. Stephen de Graves-
ende, def. 400 acres of marsh and 265 8d. rent in Northbeamflete, Fobbyngg
and Coringham. Walter acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as
those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the
heirs of Walter to hold of the chief lords.
332. Hil. John son of Richard Frunt, pi. Richard Frunt and Isabel his
wife, def. 4 messuages, 40 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 8 acres of wood and
6s. 8d. rent in Great Sampford and Little Sampford. Def. acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of pi. as those which he has of their gift, and for this
pi. granted them to def. to hold for their lives of him and his heirs, rendering
yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with
reversion to pi. and his heirs. Endorsed : Ralph Boydin puts in his claim.
333. Hil. William Avenel of Wynepol, pi. Roger de Hereford, def. i mes-
suage, 100 acres of land. 18 acres of meadow, 7 acres of wood and 415. rent in
Fanbrigg, Purle, Subyry and Stowe, of which Joan de Huntyngfeld holds 30
acres of land, 18 acres of meadow, 7 acres of wood and 415. rent for life and
William de Marisco holds the messuage and 70 acres of land for a term of
six years of the demise of def. PI. and his heirs to hold the reversions of the
chief lords. Cons., zol. sterling. This agreement was made in the presence of
Joan and Walter, and Walter did fealty and Joan acknowledged that she had no
Tight in the tenements except for life and quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs.
334. Hil. John de Monte Caniso and Sarah his wife, pi. Roger de Haken-
ye and Katharine his wife, def. i messuage, 3^ acres of land, ij acres of
meadow, 45. rent and a rent of i Ib. of pepper in Waltham Holy Cross and
Chesthunte. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk. Endorsed : The abbot of Waltham Holy Cross and John de
Sywardeston put in their claim.
335. Hill. Robert le Marchaunt of Great Berdefeld and Margery his wife,
pi. Ranulph de Borham and Cristina his wife, imp. i messuage in Great Ber-
defeld. PI. and the heirs of Robert to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk.
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336. Hil. Senicla daughter of Peter Lovel and Milisent her sister, pi.
Robert de Bomestede of Great Bentlee and Margaret his wife, def. i messuage,
30 acres of land, i acre of meadow, i acre of pasture, 7 acres of wood and 5 acres-
of alder in Great Bentlee. PI. and the heirs of Senicla to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
337. Eas. William Fraunk of Harwich the elder and Margaret his wife, pi.
by John Michel in her place. Roger Pomeray, def. 40 acres of land and 20
acres of pasture in Dovercourt. PI. and the heirs of William to hold of the
chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk,
338. Mich. William Spark of Writele, pi. Henry de Gynges and Katharine
his wife and John son of Henry de Gynges and Robert his brother, def. 2
messuages and 70 acres of land in Bromfeld and Little Waltham. Def. acknow-
ledged the tenements to be the right of pi. and rendered to him two parts of them,
to hold to himself and his heirs of the chief lords, and also granted to the same
the reversion of the third part, which Gunnora late the wife of John de Horstede
held in dower. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk. This agreement was made in the
presence of Gunnora, and she did fealty.
339. Mich. Richard de Refham of London and John his son, pi. Hugh de
Sancto Ivone and Mabel his wife, def. 5 acres of land and a moiety of i acre of
meadow in Little Badewe. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
340. Mich. Robert de Brunne, chaplain, pi. Robert de Lacy, def. The
manor of Newenham, except 10 marks of rent in it. Def. acknowledged the
same to be the right of pi. as that which pi. has of his gift, and for this pi.
granted it to def. to hold of the chief lords for life, with successive remainders to
Henry son of Robert de Lacy and Joan his wife and the heirs of Henry of the
body of Joan and the right heirs of def.
341. Mich. John le Deghere of Chelmersford, pi. Andrew le Tannere of
Waltham and Avice his wife, def. i messuage in Chelmersford. Def. quit-
claimed from themselves and the heirs of Avice to pi. and his heirs. Cons., i
sore sparrowhawk.
342. Mich. William de Lallyngge of Maldone, pi. William de Byrchho,
def. i messuage, 50 acres of land and 4 acres of meadow in Great Maldon and
Little Maldon. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those
which pi. has of his gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold of the chief
lords for life, with remainder to Sabiria daughter of pi. and the heirs of her body
and her right heirs. Endorsed: John son of William de Byrchho puts in his
claim.
343. Eas. Master John de Fendrayton, clerk, pi. Margaret daughter of
Richard le Lord of Great Chishill, def. The manor of Great Chishill. PI. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. And for this pi. granted that he and his
heirs will render 5 marks of silver yearly to def. for her life, in moieties at Easter
and Michaelmas, with power of distraint.
344. Eas. William Fraunk of Harwich the elder and Margaret his wife, pi.
by John Michel in her place. Roger Pomeray and John de Brokesburn, def.
i messuage, 50 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow and 120 acres of marsh in Dover-
court and Foleton. PI. and the heirs of William to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
345. Eas. Edmund de Leenham and Alice his wife, pi. Master Thomas.
Baynard, def. i messuage, i carucate of land, 5 acres of meadow, 10 acres of
pasture and IDS. rent in Ruenhale, Kersingand Stistede. Edmund acknowledged
the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for
this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of Edmund to hold of the chief lords.
346. Eas. Adam son of Gilbert de Molesham and Alice his wife, pi. John
son of Walter atte Brome and Alice his wife, def. i messuage, 22 acres of land,
3 acres of meadow, i acres of pasture and 6s. 8d. rent in Wrytele. Def. quit-
claimed from themselves and the heirs of John to pi. and the heirs of Adam.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
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347. Eas. John son of Thomas de Edwyneshey, pi. Thomas son of Edward
de Edwyneshey, def, i messuage, 40 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, 7 acres
of pasture, 6 acres of wood, 4 acres of alder and 75. rent inGosfeld and Bockyngg.
Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which pi. has of
his gift and for this pi. granted them to def to hold for life of pi. and his heirs,
rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all
services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs.
348. Eas. Robert Fraunceys, pi. John de Morham and Cecily his wife, def.
i messuage and 2 acres of meadow in Sudebury by Balidone. PI. and his heirs
to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
349. Eas. Clement le Bakere, pi. John son of John Samuel, def. i mes-
suage, 48 acres of land, 40 acres of marsh and 55. rent in Suthcherche, Shopilonde,
Little Wakringe and Northshobury which Joan late the wife of John Samuel
holds for life ot the inheritance of def. PI. and his heirs to hold the remainder
of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk. This agreement was made in
the presence of Joan, and she did fealty.
350. Eas. John de Brianzon and Elizabeth his wife. pi. Nicholas Perm-
baud the younger, def. The manor of Westthurrok and the advowson of the
church of the manor. John acknowledged the manor and advowson to be the
right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to
pi. and the heirs of John of the body of Elizabeth to hold of the chief lords, with
remainder to William de Wauton the younger and his heirs.
351. Eas. John Attemore, pi. John de Shaftesbury and Rose his wife, def.
5| acres of land in Kellevedene. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
352. Eas. Hugh de Feryngg and Joan his wife, pi. Alan de Markeshale, def.
i messuage, 300 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 30 acres of pasture, 5 acres
of wood and 6 marks rent in Feryngg, Great Teye, Little Teye and Kelleveden.
Hugh acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has
of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of Hugh to hold of
the chief lords. Endorsed : Roger son of Walter son of Roger le fiz Wauter puts
in his claim. John Esgor puts in his claim. William de Goldington puts in his
claim.
353. Trin.* John de Coggeshale, pi. John Buttetourte and Maud his wife,
def. The manor of Little Bemflet and the advowson of the church of the manor.
Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of Maud to pi. and his heirs.
Cons., 40 marks of silver.
354. Trin. John atte Wode of Kelleveden, chaplain.pl. Thomas Skympayn
of Messingge and Joan his wife, def. 12 acres of land in Kelleveden. PI. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
355. Trin. Richard Nevard and John his brother, pi. Maud Torival, def.
i messuage, 50 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, 2 acres of wood and 6s. i\d.
rent in Messingge. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Richard,
as those which pi. have of her gift, and for this pi. granted them to her to hold
for life of pi. and the heirs of Richard, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of
St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to pi. and the
heirs of Richard to hold of the chief lords.
356. Trin. John de Brokisbourn and Elizabeth his wife, pi. by John Paries
in her place. Geoffrey Maudran and John de Cantokesheved, def. i messuage,
160 acres of land, 20 acres of pasture, 100 acres of wood, 10 acres of alder and
135. 6d. rent in Mistelegh and Bradefeld. John acknowledged the tenements to
be the right of Geoffrey, as those which def. have of his gift, and for this def.
granted them to pi. to hold for their lives of the chief lords, with successive
remainders to John son of the said John de Brokisbourn and Robert his brother
and the heirs of their bodies, and the right heirs of the said John de Brokisbourn.
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357. Trin. William Gernet, pi. Robert atte Rye and Maud his wife, imp.
A fourth part of the manor of Rothing St. Margaret and the advowson of a fourth
part of the church of the manor. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk. Endorsed : John Olive of Donmawe and Margery
his wife put in their claim.
358. Trin William de Goldyngton. pi. John Chavent, imp. The manor
of Raurhethe. PI. and his heirs to hold of the King and his heirs. Cons.,
i sore sparrowhawk. This agreement was made by precept of the King.
359. Trin. Henry de Alba Rothing, chaplain, pi. Roger Conquest of
Hogton by Bedeford and Margaret his wife, def. i messuage, 20 acres of land,
i acre of meadow and i acre of wood in High Estre. Def. quitclaimed from
themselves and the heirs of Margaret to pi and his heirs. Cons., i sore
sparrowhawk.
360. Trin. John Page of Castelaungre and Isabel his wife, pi. Richard de
Teye and Ralph de Halstede, def. 3 messuages, 72 acres of land, i acre of
meadow. 16 acres of pasture and 55. 6d. rent in Castelaungre, High Aungre and
Stanford Ryvers. John acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Richard,
as those which def. have of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the
heirs of John to hold of the chief lords.
361. Trin. Richard de la Lee, pi. Geoffrey le Moun and Isabel his wife,
def. i messuage, 15 acres of land, 2 acres i rood of meadow, i acre 3 roods of
pasture and ij\d. rent in Reyndon. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the
right of pi. as those which he has of their gift, and for this pi. granted them to
def. and the heirs of the body of Isabel to hold of the chief lords, with remainder
to Alice daughter of Isabel and her heirs
362. Trin. John Ledet and Alice his wife, pi. John de Lachelegh and
Isabel his wife, def. i messuage, 120 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 4 acres
of pasture and 55. 8d. rent in Wodeham Ferers. PI. acknowledged the tenements
to be the right of John de Lachelegh, as those which def. have of their grant,
and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of John of the body of Alice
to hold of the chief lords, with reversion to the right heirs of John Ledet.
363. Trin. William Gernet, pi. Simon atte Appeldere and Joan his wife,
imp. A fourth part of the manor of Rothing St. Margaret and the advowson of
a fourth part of the church of the manor. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk. Endorsed: John Olive of Donmawe and
Margery his wife put in their claim.
364. Trin. John le Flemyng of Wymbyssh and Isabel his wife, pi. Peter le
Cok. def. i messuage, 100 acres of land, 3 acres of wood and a rent of 2 capons
in Wymbyssh and Taxstede. John acknowledged the tenements to be the right
of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi.
and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords.
365. Trin. William le Bret and Maud his wife, pi. John le Maystre of
Ipswich, def. i messuage, 200 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow and i2d. rent in
Tendring. William acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those
which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for their
lives of the chief lords, with successive remainders to William son of William
and John and Thomas his brothers and the heirs of their bodies and the right
heirs of William. Endorsed : John Bygge of Little Bentelegh puts in his claim.
366. Trin. John de Lachelegh and Isabel his wife, pi. John son of Wichard
Ledet and Alice his wife, def. i messuage, 200 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow,
10 acres of pasture, 30 acres of wood and 135. 4^. rent in Little Canefeld. PI.
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of John son of Wichard, as those
which def. have of their gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs
of John of the body of Isabel to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the
right heirs of John de Lachelegh.
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367. Trin. Adam Aleyn and Alice his wife, pi. Nicholas le Prechour and
Cristiana his wife, def. i messuage in Berkinge. PI. and the heirs of Alice to
hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
368. Trin. Robert de Bousser, pi. John de Bousser, def. The manor of
Manhale. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons, i sore sparrow-
hawk.
369. Trin. Edmund Bataylle and Thomas le Palmere of Maldon, pi.
Robert son of Alan de Maldon and Felicia his wife, def. 85 acres of land, 3 acres
of meadow, 3 acres of pasture, 2s. nfyl. rent and a moiety of i messuage in
Tollishunte Mauger and Goldhangre. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be
the right of Edmund, as those which pi. have of their gift, and for this pi. granted
them to def. and the heirs of Robert of the body of Felicia to hold of the chief
lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Felicia. Endorsed: John de Sancto
Claro and Cristina his wife put in their claim.
370. Trin. John de Munden, pi. Walter Bule and Cristina his wife, def.
i messuage, 240 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 4 acres of wood and gs. $d.
rent in Wykeford. Runewell, Dunham and Suthhaningfeld. PI. and his heirs to
hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
371 Trin. John Makeheyt and Cecily his wife, pi. John de Borham, parson
of Great Leghes, def. i messuage, 45 acres of land, 3 acres of pasture and i acre
of wood in Great Leghes. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of
def. as those which def. has of their gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to
hold for their lives of the chief lords, with successive remainders to John son of
Richard le Tornour of Shaldeford and Alice his wife and the heirs of John of the
body of Alice and the right heirs of John Makeheyt.
372. Trin. Richard Blundel, pi. Richard Jue and Ellen his wife, def. n
acres of land in Thurrok Grey. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords".
Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
DIVERS COUNTIES
7 EDWARD II. 1313-1314.
87. Mich. David de Fletewyk and Agatha his wife, pi. by William de Nor-
wyco in her place. William Wymark of Fletewyk, def. The manors of
Fletewyk, co. Bedford, and Brendhalle, co. Essex David acknowledged the
manors to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def.
granted them to pi. and the heirs of David to hold of the chief lords. Bedford,
Essex
89. Mich. Richard de la Rivere and Maud his wife, pi. William, parson of
Mundeford, def. i messuage, 5 carucates of land, 162 acres of wood and 6os.
rent in Blatherwyk and Dudyntone. co. Northampton, the manor of Boksted and
i messuage and i carucate of land in Middelwyk in Fulnesse, co. Essex, and the
manor of Sporle and i messuage and i carucate of land in Great Kersingham, co.
Norfolk. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be right of def. as those which he
has of their gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of Richard of
the body of Maud to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of
Maud. Northampton, Essex, Norfolk. Endorsed: Edmund fiz Aleyn, earl of
Arundel, puts in his claim.
98. Trin. William de Monte Caniso and Alice his wife, pi. Osbert de
Aldham, def. The manors of Lelleseye, co. Suffolk, and Leyre de la Haye. co.
Essex. William acknowledged the manors to be the right of def. as those which
def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of William
to hold of the chief lords. Suffolk, Essex.
FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
8 EDWARD II. 1314-1315.
373. Mich. Geoffrey le Nevveman of Kelveden, pi. Simon son of Thomas
Godman of Faukeburne and Agnes his wife, def. 9 acres of land and 35. rent in
Kelveden. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 405. of silver.
374. Hil. Philip de Verly, pi. Walter de Pateshelle, def. The manor of
Toleshunte Tregoz. PI. acknowledged the manor to be the right of def. as that
which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted it to pi. to hold for life of def.
and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the
chief lords all services, with reversion to def and his heirs. Endorsed : Robert
de Teye puts in his claim.
375. Trin. Richard Pacch, pi. John Ofthesuthhey of Hengham Sibille and
Maud his wife, def. 6 acres of land in Halstede. PI. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords. Cons. loos, of silver.
376. Trin. William son of Alexander de Wetheresfeld, pi. John son of
Geoffrey Warde of Wetheresfeld, def. i messuage, 13 acres of land and 6d. rent
in Shaldeford. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those
which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for life of
def. and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to'
the chief lords all services, with reversion to def. and his heirs.
377. Mich. William de Berkeweye of Wytham, pi. Stephen de Parys of
Wylesford and Joan his wife, def. 5 acres of land and i acre of alder in
Wytham. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 2os. of silver.
378. Mich. Walter le Peyntour of Bockynge, pi. Walter atte Bourne of
Gosfeld, def. 40 acres of land, i acre of meadow, 5 acres of pasture, 55. rent and
a moiety of i messuage in Gosfeld and Bockynge. PI. and his heirs to hold of
the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
379 Mich. William Morel, pi. John atte Hel ' of Bockyngge, def. 8 acres
of land, i acre i rood of meadow and ai acres of pasture in Bockyngge, which
Roger atte Hel of Bockyngge holds for'life by the law of England of the inheri-
tance of def. PI. and his heirs to hold the reversion of the chief lords. Cons.,
40 marks of silver. This agreement was made in the presence of Roger, and he
did fealty.
380. Mich. Richard Darnel and Alice his wife, pi. Alice de Barewe and
Adam de Stapelford, def. 2 messuages and 9 acres of land in Little Wakeryngg.
PI. and the heirs of Richard to hold of the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrow-
hawk.
381. Mich. Elias de Bruera and Joan his wife, pi, John, vicar of Nasestoke,
def. i messuage, 90 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 3 acres of pasture, 3 acres
of wood and 6s. 8d. rent in Nasestoke. Elias acknowledged the tenements to be
the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them
to pi. and the heirs of Elias to hold of the chief lords.
382. Mich. Robert de Wethefeld, pi. John Serle and Maud his wife, imp.
i messuage and 6 acres of land in Fobbyngge. PI. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
There is no 383.
384. Mich. RicharddeRissheleandJoanhiswife.pl. William de Fynche-
pole, def. 2 messuages, 120 acres of land, 2 acres of pasture, 3 acres of wood
and 55. rent in Great Chishulle and Boueries. Richard acknowledged the tene-
ments to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def,
granted them to pi. and the heirs of Richard to hold of the chief lords.
FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX 155
385. Mich. John de Chelmersford, pi. Richard son of John le Fevre of
Plessetz, def. i messuage and 14 acres of land in Plessetz, Heghestre and Great
Waltham. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 405. of silver.
386. Mich. Nicholas de Wokendon and Joan his wife, pi. by Robert son of
William in her place. Roger son of Benedict de Falkeburne and Sibil his wife,
imp. i| acres of land in Wytham and Falkebourne. PI. and the heirs of
Nicholas to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 2 marks of silver.
387. Mich. John de Boys and Petronilla his wife, pi. Peter de Keueton and
Agnes his wife, def. i messuage, 18 acres of land, 7 acres of pasture and 3 roods
of wood in Tolleshunte Tregoz. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief
lords, Cons., id. sterling.
388. Mich. John de Cattefeld, clerk, pi. John de Cattefeld of Rewenhale,
def. 2 messuages, 60 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 8 acres of pasture and 35.
rent in Rewenhale, Wytham, Brakstede and Faukeburne. Def. acknowledged
the tenements to be the right of pi. and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold
for life of pi. and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and-
doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs.
389. Mich. William Clement of Nastok and Gunnora his wife, pi. William
de Morton and William de Braghyng of London, def. 60 acres of land, 8 acres-
of meadow, 4^ acres of pasture, 155. io^d. rent and two parts of i messuage in
Nastok. William Clement acknowledged the tenements to be the right of
William de Morton, as those which def. have of his gift, and for this def. granted
them to pi. and the heirs of William of the body of Gunnora, with remainder to^
the right heirs of William Clement.
390. Mich. John de Sutton the elder, pi. John son of John de Sutton, def.
i messuage, 2 mills, 200 acres of land, 7 acres of meadow, 10 acres of pasture,
20 acres of wood, 10 acres of alder and 205. rent in Halstede, Markeshale and
Stistede. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which
def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for life of def.
and his heirs, rendering 61. yearly, viz. 305. at Michaelmas, Christmas, Easter
and the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with remainder
to Margery the younger daughter of pi. for her life and reversion to def. and his
heirs.
391. Mich. William de Brokhull and Margaret his wife, pi Giles de
Chaunceux, def. 120 acres of marsh in Canwedon. William acknowledged the
marsh to be the right of def. and for this def. granted it to pi. to hold for their
lives of the King and his heirs, with remainder to William their son for life and
reversion to def. and his heirs. This agreement was made by precept of the
King.
. 392. Mich. Thomas de la Dale, pi. Henry Caperoun of Manytre and
Cristiana his wife, def. i messuage and 4 acres of land in Misteleghe and
Laleford. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 405. of silver.
393. Mich. Edmund le Hunte, pi. John de Burton and Agnes his wife,
def. 2 messuages and 5 acres of land in Farnham. PI. and his heirs to hold of
the chief lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
394. Mich. John de Dykeleghe and Katharine his wife, pi. Godfrey, parson
of Walkerne, def. i messuage, 100 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 16 acres of
wood and 135. 6d. rent in Dykeleghe and Bromleye. PI. acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of def. as those which he has of their gift, and for this
def. granted them to pi. to hold for their lives of the chief lords, with successive
remainders to Roger son of John and Agnes his sister and the heirs of their
bodies and the right heirs of John.
395. Same date, pi. and def. i messuage, 100 acres of land, 3 acres of
meadow, 6 acres of pasture and i6d. rent in White Colne. Settlement as in 394,.
except that Agnes comes before Roger.
j 5 6 FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
396. Mich. William Thedom of Gosfel, pi. Walter atte Bourne of Gosfelc
def. 40 acres of land, i acre of meadow, 5 acres of pasture, 55. rent and a moiety
of i messuage in Gosfeld and Bockynge. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be
the right of def. and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of his body
to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to Juliana sister of def. and her heirs.
397. Hil. Ralph son of William de Hakelynton of Bromfeld, pi. by Geoffrey
de Hull. Sewal de Bromfeld, def. 12 acres of land and 2s. 8d. rent in Bromfeld
and Chikenhale Zoyn. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 20
marks of silver.
398. Hil. Gilbert de la Nye, parson of Gyngge atte Stone, pi. Geoffrey le
Fevre of Berkyngge and Joan his wife, def. 4 acres of land in Berkyngge. PI.
and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., loos, of silver.
399. Hil. John Cristemasse and Constance his wife, pi. Andrew atte Grave
of Great Acle and John Broun, def. i messuage, 44 acres of land, 5 acres of
wood, 3 acres of alder and 2 acres of meadow in Elmested and Fratyng. John
Cristemasse acknowledged two parts of the tenements to be the right of Andrew,
as those which def. have of his gift, and for this def. granted the two parts to pi.
and the heirs of John of the body of Constance to hold of the chief lords and also
granted to the same the reversion of the third part, which Richard de Swynes-
pond of Wyvenho and Sarah his wife held in dower of the inheritance of Andrew,
with remainder to the right heirs of John Cristemasse. This agreement was
made in the presence of Richard and Sarah, and they did fealty.
400. Hil. John de Abbernoun the elder and Henry son of Aucher and
Beatrice his wife, pi. by Ralph de Dokesworth, keeper of Henry and Beatrice.
Aucher son of Henry, def The manor of High Laufare, except the advowson
of the church of the manor. John acknowledged the same to be the right of def.
and for this def. granted it to Henry and Beatrice and the heirs of Henry of the
body of Beatrice to hold of def. and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat.
of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to def. and
his heirs.
401. Hil. John de Prayers and Anne his wife, pi. Thomas, vicar of
Toleshunte, def. The manor of Langeford. John acknowledged the manor to
be the right of def. as that which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted it,
except two mills in it, to pi. to hold for their lives of the chief lords, with
successive remainders to John son of John and the heirs of his body and the
right heirs of John.
402. Eas. Richard Rykelot and Sarah his wife, pi. John son of Andrew
Eylward of Berkyng, def. 5 acres of land in Berkyng. PI. and the heirs of
Richard to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 6os. of silver.
403. Eas. Richard Rykelot, pi. Ralph son of Robert le Sawer and Margaret
his wife, def. i messuage in Berkyng. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons., aos. of silver.
404. Eas. Vincent le Glover of Berkyng and Agnes his wife, pi. Ralph le
Barber of Suthwerk and Margaret his wife, def. i messuage in Berkyng. PI.
and the heirs of Vincent to hold of the chief lords. Cons., loos, of silver.
405. Eas. John de Terlyng, clerk, pi. Henry le Clerk of Terlyng and Ellen
his wife, def. 2 messuages and 80 acres of land in Terlyng, Fayrstede and
Borham. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons , 2o/. sterling.
406. Eas. The abbot of Lesenes, pi. by John de Suthwerk. John de
Brianzoun, def. u acres of land in Alvithele and the advowson of the church of
the town. PI. and his successors and his church to hold of the King and his
heirs. Cons., 100 marks of silver. This agreement was made by precept of the
the King.
407. Eas. Robert son of Walter, pi. John de Prayers and Anne his wife,
def. A moiety of the manor of Great Maldon. PI. and his heirs to hold of the
King and his heirs. Cons., 60 marks of silver. This agreement was made by
precept of the King.
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408. Eas. John son of Reginald de Gyngges and Margery his wife. pi.
John Malegraf, def. The manor of Gingges Rauf and the advowson of the
church of the same town. John son of Reginald acknowledged the manor and
advowson to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this
def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords.
409. Trin. John son of John de Sancto Quintino of Sudbery the elder, pi.
Richard Russel of Waldyngfeld and Joan his wife, def. i messuage in Halstede.
PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons.. 2os. of silver.
410. Eas. ThomasdePrayersandEgidiahiswife.pl. Thomas le Neuman,
vicar of Toleshonte, def. gl. 8s. rent in Hengham Sibilli. Thomas acknow-
ledged the rent to be the right of def. as that which def. has of his gift, and for
this def. granted it to pi. and the heirs of Thomas of the body of Egidia to hold
of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Thomas de Prayers.
411. Eas. Thomas de Praers and Egidia his wife, pi. John de Praers, def.
2 mills in Langeford. Thomas acknowledged the mills to be the right of def.
and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for their lives of the chief lords, with
remainder to Thomas le Neuman, vicar of Toleshunle, and his heirs.
412. Eas. John son of Roger de Laufare and Agnes his wife, pi. John le
Mareschal of Laufare, def. i messuage, 90 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow,
5 acres of pasture and i6s. rent in Laufare Magdalene Morton, Fifhide
and High Aungre. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of John, as
those which pi. have of his gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for
life of pi. and the heirs of John, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B.
and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to pi. and the heirs of
John.
413. Eas. John son of Walter Baroun of Great Mapelterstede and Katharine
his wife, pi. by William le Chapman in her place. William, vicar of Great
Mapelterstede, and Walter le Dekne of Halstede, def. i messuage, 60 acres of
land, 2 acres of meadow, 5^ acres of pasture and 45. 4^. rent in Great Mapelter-
stede and Hyngham Sibille. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of
William the vicar, as those which def. have of their gift, and for this def. granted
them to pi. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords.
414. Trin. John Olyver of Staneweye and Agnes his wife, pi. Henry
Caperoun of Manitre and Cristiana his wife, def. A moiety of i messuage and
an eighth part of i rood of land in Manytre. PI. and the heirs of John to hold
of the chief lords. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
415. Trin. JohnleMareschal.pl. Robert son of Walter, def. The manor
of Hallyngburyburgh and a moiety of a moiety of the manor of Great Bronleye.
Def. acknowledged the same to be the right of pi. as those which pi. has of his
gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for life, the manor of the King
and his heirs and the moiety of pi. and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the
Nat. of St. ] B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to pi.
and his heirs. This agreement was made by precept of the King.
416. Trin. Richard Pacche of Halstede, pi. Henry Benmalyn of Halstede
and Emma his wife, def. 6 acres of land in Halstede. PI. and his heirs to hold
of the chief lords. Cons., 10 marks of silver.
417. Trin. Thomas de la Mote and Margery his wife, pi. John son of John
Olyver of Staneweye, def. i messuage, 100 acres of land, 7 acres of meadow,
7 acres of pasture and 40^ rent in Lexedene. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and the
heirs of Thomas. Cons., 30^. sterling.
418. Trin. William le Drapere and Maud his wife pi. Richard, vicar of
Great Dunmawe, def. i messuage in Great Uunmawe. William acknowledged
the messuage to be the right of def. as that which def. has of his gift, and for
this def. granted it to pi. arid the heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief lords,
with remainder to the right heirs of William.
358 FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
419. Trin. Nicholas de Nowers and Alice his wife, pi. by Richard Huraunt
in her place. Augustine le Clerk of Gestingthorp and Margery his wife, def.
i messuage, 20 acres of land and 3 roods of wood in Gestingthorp and Little
Mapelterstede. PI. and the heirs of Nicholas to hold of the chief lords. Cons. ,
[20] I. sterling.
420. Trin. John de Gravashale and Agnes his wife, pi. by Walter de Rouhay
in her place. Master Richard de Canefeld and Gilbert de Haukewode, def.
i messuage, 300 acres of land, 18 acres of meadow, 10 acres of pasture, 75 acres
of wood and 485. rent in Hengham Sibile. John acknowledged the tenements to
be the right of Gilbert, as those which def. have of his gift, and for this def.
granted them to pi. and the heirs of John of the body of Agnes to hold of the
.chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of John.
421. Trin. Hugh Tracy and Agnes his sister, pi. Margery Tracy, def.
i messuage, i carucate of land, 25 acres of meadow, 50 acres of wood, 40 acres of
pasture and 505. rent in Stanford Ryvers. Def. acknowledged the tenements to
be the right of Hugh, as those which pi. have of her gift, and for this pi. granted
them to def to hold for life of pi. and the heirs of Hugh, rendering yearly i rose
.at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to
pi. and the heirs of Hugh.
422. Trin. William Morel and Margery his wife, pi. John de Bousser, def.
i messuage, 240 acres of land, 12 acres of meadow, 16 acres of pasture and IDS.
rent in Bockyngg. William acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def.
as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the
heirs of William to hold of the chief lords.
423. Trin. Thomas de Huntercumbe and Maud his wife, pi. by John Dyn in
her place. Geoffrey, parson of Bekenesfeld, Gerard de Halstede, chaplain, and
Richard de Cakeston, def. The manors of Great Mapelterstede, Hengham atte
Castel and Wanstede and the advowson of the church of the same town of
Wanstede. Thomas acknowledged the manors and advowson to be the right of
Geoffrey, as those which def. have of his gift, and for this def. granted them to
pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the
right heirs of Thomas.
424. Trin. Nicholas Fermbaud the younger, pi. John de Briaunzoun, def.
3 messuages, 600 acres of land, 100 acres of pasture, 60 acres of wood, jl. us.
rent and a rent of lib. of cumin in Wakeringge, Northshobury, Shepilaunde,
Suthcherche, Reyle, Benflete, Legh, Rocheford, Staneford and Stanbregg, which
John Bluet and Eleanor his wife hold in dower of the inheritance of def. PI.
and his heirs to hold the reversion of the chief lords. Cons., roo marks of silver.
This agreement was made in the presence of John Bluet and Eleanor, and they
did fealty.
425. The same date, pi. and def. The manor of Suthfambrugge and the
.advowson of the church of the manor, which John Bluet aud Eleanor his wife
hold in dower of the inheritance of def. The same agreement. Cons., 100
marks of silver.
426. Trin. William le Rede of Fobbyngge, pi. Robert Ryeman and Salerna
his wife, def. i messuage, 3 acres of land and 2s. nrf. rent in Fobbyngge. Def.
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which pi. has of their
gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. and the heirs of Robert to hold of the
chief lords.
427. Trin. Geoffrey Maudian, pi. Robert de Sporebourne and Joan his
wife. def. i messuage, 5 acres of land and i rood of wood in Bradefeld. PI. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 405. of silver.
428. Trin. Reginald Sprot of Coggeshale, pi. Joan late the wife of William
Brun of Halstede, def. i messuage in Halstede. PI. and his heirs to hold of
the chief lords. Cons., loos, of silver.
FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX 159
429. Trin John Deyn of Halstede and Margery his wife, pi. by John de
Wykham in her place. Thomas atte Park and Clemencia his wife, def. 10 acres
of land and 2 acres of pasture in Great Mapeltersted. PI. and the heirs of John
to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 20 marks of silver.
430. Trin. Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, pi. William
de Bovill, def. 12 acres of land in Great Leghes and the advowson of the church
of the same town. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., lol.
sterling.
431. Trin. William de Grey and Rose his wife, pi. John Chastayn of
Clakton, def. 2 messuages, 140 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow and i8d. rent
in Little Clakton and Great Clakton. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be
the right of Rose, as those which pi. have of his gift, and for this pi. granted
them to def. to hold for life of pi. and the heirs of Rose, rendering yearly i rose
at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to
pi. and the heirs of Rose.
432. Trin. Eneas son of Humphrey de Bohun, pi. William de Bovill, def.
The manor of Great Leghes, except 12 acres of land in it and the advowson of
the church of the manor, which John de Dokesworth and Petronilla his wife
hold for her life of the inheritance of def. PI. and the heirs of his body to hold
the reversion of the chief lords, with remainder to Humphrey de Bohun, earl of
Hereford and Essex, and Elizabeth his wife and his heirs. Cons., 100 marks of
silver. This agreement was made in the presence of John and Petronilla, and
they did fealty.
433- Trin. William de Goldington, pi. William Savery of North (benflet ?),
def. i messuage, i carucate of land, 12 acres of meadow, 10 acres of wood and
2os. rent in Raurethe, Reylegh and Hokkele which Margery late the wife of
Master Peter le Keu holds for life of the inheritance of def. PL and his heirs to
hold the reversion of the chief lords. Cons., 100 marks of silver. This agree-
ment was made in the presence of Margery, and she did fealty.
434. Trin.* John de Shaldeford and Lora his wife and Ralph Gileberd of
Salynge, pi. by Peter Child in place of Ralph. Simon son of Thomas Godeman
of Faukeburne and Agnes his wife, def. 35 acres of land, 2 acres 3 roods of
meadow and 13^. rent in Kellevedene which John de Catefeld holds for a term
of ii years of the demise of def. John de Shaldeford acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of Agnes, and for this def. granted the reversion to him
and Lora for their lives to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to Ralph and
his heirs. This agreement was made in the presence of John de Catefeld, and
he did fealty.
435. Trin.* John Baudewyne of Barlyng and Agatha his wife. pi. by John
in her place. John Lydel and Alice his wife, def. i messuage and 5 acres of
land in Springefeld. PI. and the heirs of John Baudewyne to hold of the chief
lords. Cons., i sore sparrowhawk.
436. Trin * Thomas son of John de Halstede, pi. Augustine le Clerk and
Margery his wife, def. i messuage, 6 acres of land, 2 acres of pasture and 2$. qd.
rent in Great Mapelterstede. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs
of Margery to pi. and his heirs. Cons., 1005. cf silver.
437. Trin.* Richard son of Hugh de Stepelbumpstede, pi. Richard de
Nevill of Stepelbumpsted and Joan his wife, def. i messuage, 22 acres of land
and i acre of wood in Stepelbumpsted. Richard de Nevill acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of pi. as those which pi. has of his gift, and for this
pi. granted them to def. to hold for their lives of pi. and his heirs, rendering
yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with
reversion to pi. and his heirs.
FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
DIVERS COUNTIES.
8 EDWARD II. 1315.
105 Hil Walter de Pateshelle, pi. Philip de Verly. imp. The manors of
Salcote Verly co. Essex, and Eustone. co. Suffolk, and the advowsons of the
churches of the manors. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons.,
400 marks of silver. Essex, Suffolk. Endorsed: Robert de Teye puts in his
claim. Robert son of Philip de Verly puts in his claim.
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
9 EDWARD II. 1315-1316.
438 Eas Giles de Stanton, pi. William Reignald of Fyfhide, def. i mes-
suage and 10 acres of land in Fyfhide. Def. acknowledged the tenements tc
the right of pi. as those which pi. has of his gift, and for this pi. granted
def. to hold for life of pi. and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat.
J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to pi. and his n<
439. Hil. John de Lacheleye, pi. Thomas son of Warin Maudut and
Eleanor his wife, def. The manor of Lacheleye Def. quitclaimed from them-
selves and the heirs of Thomas to pi. and his heirs. Cons., 100 marks of silver
440. Mich. Reginald son of Beatrice Pypat, pi. Reginald son of Richard
le Carpenter of Bockyngg and Beatrice his wife. def. i messuage and i acre c
land in Great Reynes. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 6os.
of silver.
441. Mich. Robert Croke and Agnes his wife.pl. Geoffrey le Taillour of
Bumstede, def. i messuage, 15 acres of land and 2 acres of pasture in Bumsted
Comitis. PI. and the heirs of Robert to hold of the chief lords. Cons., loos, of
silver.
442. Mich. Henry de Bockyng, pi. William de Goldyngton, def. i mes-
suage, i carucate of land, 3 mills, 30 acres of meadow, 80 acres of wood, 20 acres
of pasture and 405. rent in Bockyng. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the
right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to
pi. to hold for life of def. and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of
St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to def. and his
heirs. Endorsed : William son of Henry de Bockyngge puts in his claim. Sweyn
his brother puts in his claim.
443. Mich. JoandeWeston.pl. Baldwin de Maners and Master John de
Sancto Albano, def. 3 messuages, i mill, 360 acres of land. 4 acres of meadow,
5 acres of pasture, 20 acres of wood and 275. rent in Asshedon, Berlawe and
Radewynter. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. and for
this she granted them to Baldwin to hold for life of her and her heirs, rendering
9 marks of silver yearly in moieties at Michaelmas and Whitsuntide and doing
to the chief lords'all services, with remainder to Master John to hold for life by
the said services, and reversion to pi. and her heirs.
444. Mich. William Spark of Writele, pi. Sewal deBromfeld and Rose his
wife, def. 16 acres of land and 4$. g\d. rent in Pacchyng Pycot and Bromfeld.
Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of William, as those which he
has of their gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for their lives of
William and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing
to the chief lords all services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs.
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445. Mich. William Baudewyn, pi. John Malegreffe, def. 2 messuages,
200 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, 10 acres of pasture, 2 acres of wood and
los. rent in Wokyndon Septem Fontibus and Wokyndon Rokele. PI. acknow-
ledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift,
and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for life of the chief lords, with
remainder to Edmund son of pi. and the heirs of his body and the right heirs
of pi.
446. Mich. Rose atte Stocke of Claketon and Roger her son, pi. Robert
Arkenger. chaplain, def. 2 messuages, 40 acres of land, i acre of meadow,
1 acre of pasture, i acre of wood and i6d. rent in Great Claketon and Little
Claketon. PI. and the heirs of Roger to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 20^.
sterling.
447. Mich. William Dyn of Halstede and John Dyn of Halstede, pi. John
de Staunford and Agnes his wife, def. i messuage, 7 acres of land, 30 acres of
marsh and 55. rent in Wakeryngg. PI. and the heirs of William to hold of the
chief lords. Cons. io/. sterling.
448. Mich. John son of John Bygot of Little Chestreford, pi. Adam atte
Helle and Edith his wife, def. 40 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow, 2 acres of
pasture and i2.d. rent in Writele and Chelmersford. Def. acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of pi. as those which he has of their gift, and for this
pi. granted them to def. to hold for their lives of him and his heirs, rendering
yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with
reversion to pi. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
449. Mich. Robert Sewale and Sarah his wife, pi. Emma daughter of
W . . . . Vylour, def. 2 messuages, 66 acres of land, 7 acres of meadow and
5 acres of pasture in Great .... PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the
right of def. as those which she has of their gift, and for this she granted them
to pi. to hold for their lives of her and her heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the
Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to def
and her heirs to hold of the chief lords
450. Mich. Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, and Elizabeth
his wife, pi. Stephen atte Holte and Maud his wife, def. i messuage, 90 acres
of land and 2 acres of meadow in Depeden. Def. acknowledged the tenements
to be the right of Humphrey, and rendered i messuage, 60 acres of land and
2 acres of meadow out of them to pi. and the heirs of Humphrey to hold of the
chief lords, and also granted to the same the reversion of 30 acres of the land
which John del Ille and Maud his wife hold for her life of the inheritance of
Stephen. Cons., 2o/. sterling, This agreement was made in the presence of
John and Maud, who acknowledged that they had nothing in the thirty acres
except for the life of Maud and rendered them to pi.
451. Mich. William de Maldon and Agnes his wife, pi. Eustace Malherbe
and Lora his wife, def. i messuage, 44 acres of land, i acre of meadow and
i acre of pasture in Colne Quency and Creppingge PI. and the heirs of William
to hold of the chief lords. And for this pi. granted that they and the heirs of
William will render 8 marks yearly to def. for their lives, in moieties at Easter
and Michaelmas, with power of distraint.
452. Mich. Robert de Abethorp, pi. Maud Skeyt, def. i messuage, 6 acres
of land and 3 acres of pasture in Beauchaump St. Paul. Def. acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of pi. as those which he has of her gift, and for this
pi. granted them to her to hold for life of him and his heirs, rendering yearly
izd. in moieties at Michaelmas and Easter and doing to the chief lords all
services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
453. Mich. Thomas de Chigewell, pi. Alexander Pertrich and Agnes his
wife, def. i messuage, 24 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow and 2 acres of
pasture in Warle Abbatisse. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons.
6o/. sterling.
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454. Mich. Katherine la Curzoun, William le Curzoun, Thomas de la
Chaumbre and Isabel his wife, pi. by Kanulph de Hokham in place of Katharine
and William, and Simon de Lavenham in place of Thomas and Isabel. William
de Freton and Denise his wife, def. i| acres of meadow in Faukebourne. PI.
and the heirs of Katharine to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 405. of silver.
455. Mich. John son of Margery Gyboun and Alice his sister and Margery
Gyboun. Sewal Sharpe of Chelmersford, chaplain, def. i messuage and 4 acres
of land in Chelmersford John acknowledged the tenements to be the right of
def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and
the heirs of the body of Alice to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the
right heirs of Margery.
456. Mich. Thomas, vicar of Tolleshunt, pi. William Shakelok of Ipswich
and Alice his wife, def. 2 messuages and 2\ acres of land in Salecote and
Wyggeberwe. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of Alice to pi.
and his heirs. Cons. loos, of silver.
457. Mich. Richard Jurdan of Chelmersford, pi. Robert Morice and Alice
his wife, def. 4 acres of land in Writele. Def. quitclaimed from themselves
and the heirs of Alice to pi. and his heirs. Cons. zoos, of silver.
458. Mich. John de Thundersle of London, pi. Roger son of Edmund de
Thackested and Helewisia his wife, def. 6 acres of land in Depeden. PI. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
459. Mich. RobertdeTeye.pl. John cle Radyndene, def. i messuage and
325. rent in Briche which William de Wallesbergh holds for life of the inheritance
of def . PI. and his heirs to hold the reversion of the chief lords. Cons. 2O/.
sterling. This agreement was made in the presence of William, and he did fealty
460. Mich. Roger son of John de Lincoln, pi. Reymund son of John de
Lincoln and Lucy his wife, def. 2 messuages, 150 acres of land, 8 acres of
meadow, 4 acres of pasture, 3 acres of wood and ys. 6d. rent in Finchyngefeld.
Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which he has of
their gift and for this he granted them to def. and the heirs of Reymund of the
body of Lucy to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Lucy.
461. Mich. William Wyot of Gynge Rad'i and Joan his wife, pi. William
Punt of Bulmere and Agnes his wife, def. i messuage, 18 acres of land, 2| acres
of meadow and 3 roods of pasture in Westhanefeld. PI. and the heirs of William
to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 2O/. sterling.
462. Mich. Juliana Henred, pi. John le Brewere and Agnes his wife, def.
A moiety of i messuage in Berkyngge. PI. and her heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons. 2os. of silver.
463. Mich. William Hathulf of Pebenerssh and Agnes his wife, pi. Roger
Betonessone, def. i messuage, 22 acres of land and 6d. rent in Pebenerssh and
Alfameston. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those
which def. has of their gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for their
lives of the chief lords, with remainder to John the elder son of William and his
heirs.
464. Mich. Augustine de Kyrkeby, pi. John de Kyrkeby, def. i messuage,
80 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, 5 acres of marsh and 55. rent in Daneseye
and Tyllingham. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those
which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for life of
def. and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J. B. and doing to
the chief lords all services, with reversion to def. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords.
465. Mich. John de Lacheleye and Isabel his wife, pi. Simon Perot and
Jakemina his wife, def. The manor of Lyndeseles. Simon acknowledged the
manor to be the right of John, and for this pi. granted it to def. to hold for their
lives of the King and his heirs, with reversion to pi. and the heirs of John. This
agreement was made by precept of the King.
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466. Mich. Robert de Goldyngton, clerk, pi. Henry Wyther and Maud his
wife, def. 10 acres of land in Springefeld. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
467. Mich. John de Mounceaus and Maud his wife, pi. Simon de Werthe,
def. i messuage, i carucate of land and 405. rent in Heghaungre. John
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his
gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for their lives of the chief lords,
with successive remainders to John son of John de Mounceaus and the heirs of
his body, Maud and Alice daughters of John de Mounceaus the elder for their
lives, and the right heirs of the said John de Mounceaus.
468. Hil. Henry son of Gregory de Waddon, pi. by Peter Rys. Robert de
Belencumbre and Alice his wife, def. i messuage, 16 acres of land and i acre
of pasture in Bumpstede He)yun. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. 20 marks of silver.
469. Mich. Thomas de Benedish and Isabel his wife, pi. John de Swafham,
chaplain, def. i messuage, 100 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow and 6s. 8d. rent
in Radewynter. Thomas acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as
those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the
heirs of Thomas to hold of the chief lords.
470. Hil. Thomas, son of John de Halstede and Ellen his wife, pi. by the
same Thomas her keeper. Robert Balheved and Richard de Caxton, def.
2 messuages, i carucate of land, 8 acres of meadow, 5 acres of wood, 20 acres of
pasture and 205. rent in Halstede, Great Mapelterstede and Little Mapelterstede.
Thomas acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Robert, as those which
def. have of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of Thomas
of the body of Ellen to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs
of Thomas. Endorsed : Agnes late the wife of William Lestraunge of Wykham
and John her son put in their claim. Emma late the wife of John son of Hugh
de Halstede puts in her claim.
471. Hil. John de Berkelawe, pi. Robert son of Robert de Wenden, def.
i messuage, 50 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow and i6s. rent in Great Wenden.
Def quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs And for this pi. granted that he and his
heirs will render 405. of silver yearly to def. for life, in moieties at Easter and
Michaelmas, with power of distraint
472. Hil. Gilbert atte Chaumbre of Heppingge, pi. Thomas Cumpaigne
and Agnes his wife, def. 44 acres of land, 3^ acres of meadow, 4 acres of pasture,
2^ acres of wood, 55. rent and a sixth part of i messuage in Heppingge which
Bartholomew Joye holds for life by the law of England of the inheritance of
Agnes. PI. and his heirs to hold the reversion of the chief lords. This agree-
ment was made in the presence of Bartholomew, and he did fealty.
473. Hil. William Attebroke of Foxeherd and Joan daughter of de
Tyleherst, pi. Simon le Cartere of Wokingdon, def. i messuage, 18 acres of
land and .... acres of pasture in Bishop's Wokyngdon. Joan acknowledged
the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of her gift, and for
this def. granted them to pi. to hold for their lives of the chief lords, with
remainder to Agnes daughter of Joan and her heirs.
474. Hil. Maud de Maundevill, pi Alice de Maundevill, def. i messuage,
68 acres of land and 2 acres of meadow in Wanstede and Wodeford. Def.
.quitclaimed to pi. and her heirs. Cons. 2O/. sterling. Endorsed: John de
Rochinge and Maud his wife put in their claim. Hugh le Ferour and Margaret
his wife put in their claim. Richard de Berkingge puts in his claim.
475. Hil. John de Goldhangre, pi. Simon de la Chaumbre of Little Totham
and Anne his wife, def. 16 acres of land and 2s. 6d. rent in Little Totham.
PI and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. zoos, of silver.
476. Hil. John le Straunge of Wykham, pi. Augustine le Clerk of Gest-
nyngthorp and Margery his wife, def. 6 acres of land in Great Mapelterstede.
.and Little Mapelterstede. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons.
loos, of silver
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477. Hil. William son of Sewal atte Hulle, pi. Sewal atte Hulle of Middel-
ton, def. i messuage, 50 acres of land, 5 acres of pasture and 12 acres of wood
in Middelton and Little Enye. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the
right of pi. as those which pi. has of his gift, and for this pi. granted them to
def. to hold for life of pi. and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of
St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all other services, with reversion to pi. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
478. Hil. JohnMalemeynsandRosehiswife.pl. John Hakoun of Berkyng,
def. 9 acres of land in Berkyng. Def. acknowledged the land to be the right of
John Malemeyns, as that which pi. have of his gift, and for this pi. granted it
to him to hold for life of pi. and the heirs of John, rendering yearly i rose at the
Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to pi.
and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords.
479. Trin. Robert de Bemflet of Maldon and Alice his wife, pi. William,
vicar of Mundone, def. 2 messuages, 15 acres of land and 6s. 6d. rent in Great
Maldon and Little Maldon Robert acknowledged the tenements to be the right
of def. as those which def. have of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi.
to hold for their lives of the chief lords, with successive remainders to Stephen
son of Robert and Thomas his brother and the heirs of their bodies and the right
heirs of Robert.
480. Trin. William le Vineter and Joan his wife, pi. John Baldewyne of
Barling, def. 2 messuages, 34 acres of land, 7 acres of meadow and 565. rent in
Chelmersford. William acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as
those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the
heirs of William of the body of Joan to hold of the chief lords, with remainder
to the right heirs of William.
481. Trin. Peter le Mareschal and Amiana his wife, pi. by Walter de Sancto
Albano in her place. Hugh Beneit of Northwelde and Joan his wife, imp.
i acre of meadow and 2 acres of pasture in Northwelde. PI. and the heirs of
Peter to hold of the chief lords. Cons. loos, of silver.
482. Trin. Richard son of William de Rothyng Beauchaump and Alice his
wife, pi. by the said Richard in her place. Milisent late the wife of Richard
Chaumberleyn of Halyngberiburgh, def. i messuage, 120 acres of land, io>
acres of meadow, 2 acres of wood and 235. rent in Rothyng Beauchaump and
Wyllynghale Rokel. Richard acknowledged the tenements to be the right of
def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and
the heirs of Richard of the body of Alice to hold of the chief lords, with
successive remainders to John son of Richard le Chamberleyn for life and the
right heirs of the said Richard (sic).
483. Trin. Warin atte Well of Colecestre, pi. John atte Forde of Bright-
lingeseye and Joan his wife, def. i messuage and 7 acres of land in
Brightlingeseye. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. roos.
of silver.
484. Trin.* Robert le Bray of Halsted, pi. Richard son of John le Ry of
Leyredelhaie, def. i messuage, 30 acres of land and a moiety of i acre of
meadow in Coppeford. Def. quitclaimed to pi and his heirs. Cons. loos, of
silver.
485. Trin. James de Bares and Maud his wife, pi. by the said James in her
place. Andrew de Cresfeld and Margaret his wife, def. i messuage, 70 acres of
land, 4 acres of meadow, 10 acres of alder, 10 acres of pasture and i8s. rent in
Great Bures, Little Bures and Alfemeston. PI. and the heirs of James to hold
of the chief lords. Cons. 100 marks of silver.
486. Trin. Thomas le Gardener of Cokeleye, pi. Thomas le Parker, clerk,
def. 2 messuages, 34 acres of land, g| acres of meadow and 2 acres of pasture in
Hatfeld and Ultyng. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as
those which pi. has of his gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for
life of pi. and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J. B. and doing
to the chief lords all services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs.
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487. Trin. John de Derby, parson of St. Mildred in Bredstrete, London, pi.
John son of John de la Welde and Cecily his wife, def. i messuage and 30
acres of land in Theydon Boys. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. 100 marks of silver.
488. Trin. John son of John de Hernsted the elder, pi. William le
Deyghere of Great Berdefeld and Beatrice his wife, def. 18 acres of land in
Great Berdefeld. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 20 marks
of silver.
489. Trin. John Deuery, clerk, pi. John de Shathewell and Maud his wife,
def. 2 acres of land in Duddynghurst. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons. 6os. of silver.
490. Trin. John Baldewyne of Barling and Agatha his wife, pi. John
Berland of Goldhangre, def. 300 acres of marsh in Great Wakering. John
Baldewyne acknowledged the marsh to be the right of def. as that which def.
has of his gift, and for this def granted it to pi. to hold for their lives of the chief
lords, with remainders to John son of the said John Baldewyne and the heirs of
his body and the right heirs of the said John Baldewyne.
491. Trin. Hervey le Palmere and Joan his wife, pi. Thomas de Shymplyng,
chaplain, def. i messuage, 27 acres of land and lod. rent in Theyden Gernoun.
Hervey acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def.
has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of Hervey of
the body of Joan to hold of the chief lords, with successive remainders to Simon
son of Hervey and the heirs of his body and Agnes sister of Hervey and her
heirs. Endorsed : Agnes late the wife of Walter le Gerdlere puts in her claim.
492. Trin. John son of Nicholas de Shaldeford and Juliana his wife, pi.
Robert son of Nicholas de Shaldeford, def. i messuage, no acres of land,
3 acres of meadow, 24 acres of pasture, 16 acres of wood and 12$. rent in
Shaldeford John acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those
which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for their
lives of the chief lords, with successive remainders to Peter their son, Thomas
his brother, Margery his sister and Cristiana her sister and the heirs of their
bodies and the right heirs of John.
493. Trin. William de Halyngbury, pi. Thomas de Boklond and Joan his
wife, def. i messuage in Berkyngge. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. iocs, of silver.
494. Trin William de Lughteburgh, pi. Eva late the wife of Robert
Werplok, def. i messuage, 122 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, 4 acres of wood
and 6s. \A rent in Chigewell. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs. Cons. 100
marks of silver. (And see 498}.
495. Trin. John Poynaunt of Great Benflet and Hawysia his wife, pi.
William Genes of Shobery, def. i messuage, 67 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow,
8 acres of pasture and 2 acres of wood in Great Benflet. John acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this
def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of John of the body of Hawysia to hold of
def. and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J. B. and doing to
the chief lords all services, with reversion to def. and his heirs.
496. Trin. Valentine de Suthwold, pi. Ralph Russel, def. i messuage,
35 acres of land and 30 acres of marsh in Dovercourt. Def. quitclaimed to pi.
and his heirs. Cons. 20 marks of silver.
497. Trin. John Seman, chaplain, pi. William Bacun of Pateswyk and
Joan his wife, def. i messuage. 25 acres of land, 3 roods of meadow and a
moiety of i acre of pasture in Fering. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver.
498. Trin. William de Lougtheburgh, pi. Henry de Doule and Eva his
wife, def. As in 494. Quitclaim from def. and the heirs of Eva.
166 FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
499. Trin. Henry le White of Brendewode, pi. John nem Brotelewell of
Sprouston, def. i messuage and 9 acres of land in Suthwealde and Shenefelde.
PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of
his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for life of def. and his heirs,
rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J. B. and doing to the chief lords all
services, with reversion to def. and his heirs.
500. Hil. John Elkyn, pi. John the elder son of William de Welde. imp.
45 acres of land in High Anngre and Stanford Ryvers. PI. and his heirs to hold
of the chief lords. Cons. 100 marks of silver
501. Trin. Isabel de Estware and John her son and Joan his wife, pi.
Ralph de Bynesle, def. 210 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 40 acres of
pasture, 30 acres of marsh and 6s rent in Daneseye, Asshildham and the town
of St. Laurence. Isabel acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as
those which def. has of her gift, and for this def. granted them to her to hold for
life of the chief lords, with remainder to John and Joan and the heirs of John of
the body of Joan and the right heirs of Isabel.
502. Trin. John Baldewyne of Barling and Agatha his wife, pi. John Cote
and Sabina his wife, def. 4 acres of land in Springefeld. PI. and the heirs of
John to hold of the chief lords. Cons 10 marks of silver.
503. Eas. John de Bousser, pi John de Preyers, imp. 2 acres of land in
Langeford and the advowson of the church of the same town. PI. and his heirs
to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
504. Eas. Walter de Plesset, pi. William Hotot, def. i messuage, 60
acres of land and 4 acres of meadow in Chygenhale St. James and Chygenhale
Smetheleye Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those
which pi. has of his gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for life of
the chief lords, with remainder to William son of def. and Alice his wife and the
heirs of William of the body of Alice and the right heirs of William the son
505. Eas. Godfrey de Firstlyng, pi. Laurence Hotot and Agnes his wife,
imp. 15 acres of land in Gynge Joyberd. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
506. Eas. William de Reydon, pi. John Lotoun of Colecestre and Alice his
wife, def. i messuage in Colecestre. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons iocs, of silver.
507. Hil. John de la Rokele, pi. Roger de Lenn and Mariota his wife, def.
36 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, i acres of pasture, 2S. 6d. rent and a moiety
of i messuage in Wylinghalerokele and Wylinghaledo. PI. and his heirs to hold
of the chief lords. Cons 40^. sterling.
508. Hil. Adam de Aungre and Albreda his wife, pi. Hugh de Launveleye,
clerk, def. 3 messuages, 160 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 5 acres of pasture
and 6s. rent in Stanstede Mounfichet. Adam acknowledged the tenements to be
the right of def. as those which def has of his gift, and for this def. granted them
to pi. and the heirs of Adam of the body of Albreda to hold of the chief lords,
with remainder to the right heirs of Adam. Endorsed : John de Lancastre puts
in his claim. John son of Adam de Aungre puts in his claim.
509. Hil. Geoffrey Hubert of Ouesham and Edith his wife, pi. John Belamy
of Great Saunford, def. i messuage, 52 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 2 acres
of pasture and i acre of wood in Sheringge. Geoffrey acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this
def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of Geoffrey of the body of Edith, with
remainder to the right heirs of Geoffrey.
510. Hil. William atte Hale of Shaldeford and Petronilla his wife and John,
Thomas, Stephen and William his sons, pi. John de Northwode the elder and
Joan his wife, def. i messuage, i acre of land and i acre of pasture in Shaldeford.
Del. granted the tenements to William and Petronilla to hold for their lives of
def. and the heirs of Joan, rendering yearly 8d. in moieties at Michaelmas and
Easter, with snccessive remainders to the sons John, Thomas, Stephen and
William, Richard brother of the latter, Ralph his brother, Lora his sister, Rose
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her sister, Petronilla her sister and Juliana her sister and the heirs of their bodies,
and reversion to def. and the heirs of Joan to hold of the chief lords. Cons. loos,
of silver.
511. Hil. Robert de Bures, pi. Thomas Maudut and Eleanor his wife, def.
The manor of Stepilbomstede. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. 100 marks of silver.
512. Hil. Sewal Cosyn of Terlyng, pi. John de Merk of Reynes and
Margaret (his wife, def.) i messuage, 77 acres of land, 4^ acres of meadow,
2 acres of pasture, 4 acres of alder and s. jd. rent in Great Reynes, Bockyng
and Stystede. John acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those
which pi. has of his gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for their
lives of the chief lords, with successive remainders to John son of the said John
and Richard his brother and the heirs of their bodies and Margaret their sister
and her heirs.
DIVERS COUNTIES.
9 EDWARD II. 1315.
117. Mich. Robert de Scales and Egelina his wife, pi. Isabel de Scales,
def. The manors of Hoo and Islington, co. Norfolk, and the manor of
Rewenhale except the advowson of the church of the manor, co. Essex Robert
acknowledged the manors to be the right of def. as those which she has of his
gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of Robert to hold of the
King and his heirs. This agreement was made by precept of the King. Norfolk,
Essex.
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
10 EDWARD II 1316-1317.
513. Mich. Thomas Gobioun and Blanche his wife, pi. John de Giney of
Little Berdefeld, def. i messuage, 172 acres of land, 4^ acres of meadow. 30
acres of Pasture, 8 acres of wood and i6s. $d. rent in Great Leyes. PI. and the
heirs of Thomas to hold of the chief lords. Cons. lool. sterling. Endorsed:
Richard de la Rokele puts in his claim.
. 514. Trin. Humphrey de Waleden, pi. Gilbert de Sancto Audoeno and
Sibil his wife, def. i messuage, i carucate of land, 12 acres of meadow, 15 ....
pasture and 205. -zd. rent in Little Burstede PI. acknowledged the tenements to
be the right of Gilbert, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of his
body to hold of the chief lords, with successive remainders to Margery de Say
and Humphrey her son and the heirs of his body, Richard brother of this
Humphrey and Mabel his sister and the heirs of their bodies, and the right heirs
of ol.
515. Mich. John de Wanton, pi. William de Wauton, def. i messuage,
234 acres of land pasture, 18 acres of wood and 55. rent in
St. ... Ibumstede which William le Chamberleyn and Joan his wife hold for
their lives of the inheritance of def. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the
right of def. and for this def. granted the reversion to pi. and the heirs of his
body to hold of def. and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J. B.
and doing to the chief lords all services, with successive remainders to Robert
brother of pi. and Thomas and Bartholomew his brothers and the heirs of their
bodies, and reversion to def. and his heirs. This agreement was made in the
presence of William le Chamberlayn and Joan, and they did fealty.
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516. Mich. Richard de Cornubia, pi. John de la Lee and Rose his wife,
def. i messuage and i acre of land in Borham. PI. and his heirs to hold of
the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
517. Mich. Joan daughter of Adam Fynnok of Waltham, pi. Stephen de
Brandon and Margaret his wife, def. i messuage in Chelmesford. PI. and her
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons loos, of silver.
518. Mich. Richard de Rouecestre and Agnes his wife, pi. John son of
Richard de Hatfeld Peverel, def. i messuage 30 acres of land and 6d. rent in
Terlingg. Richard acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those
which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of
Richard of the body of Agnes to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the
right heirs of Richard.
519. Mich. John de Bousser pi. Andrew son of William son of Andrew de
Halslede, def. i messuage, 160 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow. 6 acres of
pasture, 21 acres of wood and 545. rent in Halstede. PI. and his heirs to hold of
the chief lords. Cons. 200 marks of silver.
520. Mich. William Morel, pi. John Hakeman and Alice his wife, def.
28 acres of land and i|- acres of meadow in Bockyngge. PI. and his heirs to
hold of the chief lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver.
521. Mich. Thomas de Ultyng and John de Ultyng, pi. William de
Harleston and Denise his wife, imp. i messuage and 35 acres of land in Falke-
bourne. PI. and the heirs of Thomas to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 20
marks of silver.
522. Mich. Henry Gernet and Margery his wife, pi. by Robert de Hales in
her place. Thomas Graseuel and Amice his wife, def. i messuage, 1 80 acres
of land, 4 acres of meadow and io/. rent in Wenynton, Alvithelegh, Reynham
and Stifford. Def quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of Amice to pi.
and the heirs of Henry. Cons. ioo/. sterling.
523. Mich. Richard Maylond of Chiltendich, pi. Geoffrey atte Frithe of
Chiltendich and Clemencia his wife, def. 3 acres 3 roods of meadow in Chilten-
dich. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. zoos, of silver.
524. Mich. Thomas Gobyoun, pi. John Chabbok and Margery his wife,
def. i messuage and 15 acres of land in Blakenuttele. PI. and his heirs to hold
of the chief lords. Cons, io marks of silver.
525. Mich. John son of Andrew de Halstede, pi. John de Bousser, def.
i messuage, 160 acres of land, 3^ acres of meadow, 12 acres of pasture, 7 acres
of wood and 505. rent in Halsted'e PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the
right of det. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them
to pi. to hold for life of def. and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of
St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all other services, with reversion to def. and
his heirs.
526. Mich. Thomas Doreward and Amicia his wife, pi. William son of
John de Harleston and Denise his wife, imp. 15 acres of land in Falkebourne.
PI. and the heirs of Thomas to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 20 marks of
silver.
527. Mich Richard le Erbier of London and Ellen his wife, pi Robert
le Latoner of London and Cecily his wife, def. i messuage and 9 acres of land
in Heghham. PI. and the heirs of Richard to hold of the chief lords. Cons.
20 marks of silver.
528. Mich. Richard Rikelot of Berkingge and Sarah his wife, pi. John le
Man of Berkingge and Ida his wife, def. i shop in Berkingge. PI. and the
heirs of Richard to hold of the chief lords. Cons 205. of silver.
529 Mich. Richard son of John de Halifeld, pi. John de Halifeld and
Alice his wife, def. i messuage and 36 acres of land in Renham. Def. acknow-
ledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which pi. has of their gift,
and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for their lives of pi. and his heirs,
rendering yearly i rose at the Nat of St J.B. and doing to the chief lords all
services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
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530. Mich. Robert de Rocheford, pi. John son of John Samuel, def.
i messuage, 48 acres of land, 40 acres of marsh and 55. rent in Suthcerche,
Shopilaunde, Little Wakeryngg and Northshobery which Joan late the wife of
John Samuel holds for life of the inheritance of def. PI. and his heirs to hold
the reversion of the chief lords. Cons. 100 marks of silver. This agreement
was made in the presence of Joan, and she did fealty.
531. Mich. Gilbert de Hertford and Maud daughter of Sewal de Brumfeld,
pi Sewal de Brumfeld and Rose his wife, def. 8 acres of land, i acre of wood,
2s. rent and a moiety of i messuage in Brumfeld. Def. acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of Maud, as those which pi. have of their gift, and for
this pi. granted them to def to hold for their lives of pi. and the heirs of Maud,
rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all
services, with reversion to pi. and the heirs of Maud to hold of the chief lords.
532. Mich. John son of Andrew de Halstede and Richard son of John son
of Andrew de Halstede, pi. John de Bousser, def. 4^ acres of meadow, 14
acres of wood and 45. rent in Halstede. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be
the right of def. as those which def. has of their gift, and for this def granted
them to pi. to hold for their lives of def and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose
at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to
def and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
533. Mich. Sampson Saleman of Fayrstede, pi. Alan de Rammeseye and
Isabel his wife. def. i messuage and 7 acres of land in Whitenuttele. PI. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
534. Mich. John le Waleys of Great Waltham, pi. John de Thorleye and
Agnes his wife, def. 26 acres of land, i acre i rood of meadow, i acres of
pasture, 35. 4^. rent and a moiety of i messuage in Great Waltham. PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 100 marks of silver
535 Hil. William de Suthwode, pi. John le Warde and Isabel his wife,
def. ii acres of land in Yinge Margarete and Writele. PI and his heirs to
hold of the chief lords. Cons 10 marks of silver.
536. Mich. Maud daughter of John le Parker, pi. Geoffrey de Ruyle, def.
i messuage, 21 acres of land, 10 acres of pasture and 35. rent in Rameseye.
Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which she has
of his gift, and for this she granted them to him to hold for life of her and her
heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat, of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords
all services, with reversion to her and her heirs.
537. Mich. William de Boudon, parson of Great Stanbregg, and Adam his
brother, pi. John le Blakyere and Maud his wife, def. i messuage, 40 acres of
land, i acre of meadow, 2 acres of wood, 40 acres of marsh and 13^. rent in
Pakelesham, Canewedon and Hakewell. John acknowledged the tenements to
be the right of Adam, as those which pi. have of his gift, and for this pi. granted
them to def. and the heirs of John of the body of Maud to hold of pi. and the
heirs of Adam, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St J.B. and doing to the
chief lords all services, with reversion to pi. and the heirs of Adam.
538. Mich. Thomas Herk, pi. Andrew Noreys, chaplain, def. i messuage
and 40 acres of land in Salcote Verly, Great Wiggeberwe and Leyre Marny
PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of
his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for life of the chief lords,
with successive remainders to Robert atte Re and Amicia his wife and the heirs
of Robert of the body of Amicia and the right heirs of Thomas.
539. Mich. William Cosyn of London and Beatrice his wife, pi by Thomas
le Palmer. John le Orfeure and Cecily his wife, def. i messuage in Sutton
PI and the heirs of William to hold of the chief lords. Cons. loos, of silver.
540. Mich. William de Wodeham and Katharine Barri, pi. Robert de
Stonham, def. i messuage, 6 acres of land and a moiety of i acre of meadow in
Springefeld. Katharine acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as
those which he has of her gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs
of William of the body of Katharine to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to
the right heirs of William.
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541. Mich. Richard son of Martin de Teye, pi. Richard de Suthcherche
and Joan his wife, imp. 47 acres of land in Leyre Marny. PI. and his heirs to
hold of the chief lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver
542. Mich. Richard son of Adam Charman, pi. Stephen le Shobegger and
Margaret his wife, def. 2 messuages, 13 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow and
i$d. rent in Claveryngg. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons
30/. sterling.
543. Mich. John atte Tye of Goldhangre and Agnes his wife, pi. John de
Goldhangre, def. i messuage, 43 acres of land, 70 acres of marsh and 45. lod.
rent in Goldhangre and Little Totham. John atte Tye acknowledged the tene-
ments to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def.
granted them to pi and the heirs of John of the body of Agnes to hold of the
chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Agnes.
544. Mich. Agnes atte Melne of Berkyng and Richard her son, pi. John le
Driver of Lamburn and Margery his wife, def. i messuage in Berkyng. Agnes
acknowledged the messuage to be the right of Margery, and for this def granted
it to pi and the heirs of the body of Richard to hold of the chief lords, with
remainder to the right heirs of Agnes.
545. Hil. Robert de Bredeford, pi. John son of John Frossh and Cristina
his wife, def. i messuage in Coggeshale. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons. loos, of silver.
546. Mich. Adam le Carter of Shaldeford, pi. Richard atte Parke of Great
Berdesfeld, def i messuage and 5 acres of land in Shaldeford. PI. acknow-
ledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift,
and for this def. granted them, except a sixth part of the messuage, to pi. to hold
for life of def. and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and
doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to clef, and his heirs to hold
with the sixth part.
547. Mich. Bartholomew de Weston of Westthorndone and Margery his wife,
pi. by Reginald le Ropere. Bartholomew atte Felde, def i messuage, 80 acres
of land, ii acres of meadow, 10 acres of wood and IDS. rent in Westthorndon.
PI. and the heirs of the body of Bartholomew to hold of def. and his heirs,
rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St J B. and doing to the chief lords all
services, with remainder to John Page and Reginald le Ropere and the heirs of
the body of Reginald, and reversion to def and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords.
548. Mich. John Frosshe of London, pi. Nicholas Rodland and Petronilla
his wife, def. 2 messuages, 80 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 12 acres of
pasture, 30 acres of wood and 2 is. id. rent in Welde and Herlawe. Def.
acknowledged the tenements with the homage and service of William de Parys
and his heirs in the said towns to be the right of pi. and rendered to him the
messuages, land, wood and yd. of the rent to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 100
marks of silver. This agreement was made in the presence of William, and he
did homage and fealty.
549. Mich. Henry de White Rothing, chaplain, pi. Roger Conquest and
Margaret his wife, def 12 acres of land, i-zd. rent, a moiety of i acre of pasture
and a third part of i messuage in High Estre which Petronilla late the wife of
Richard Wolsky holds in dower of the inheritance of Margaret. PI. and his
heirs to hold the reversion of the chief lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver. This
agreement was made in the presence of Petronilla, and she did fealty.
550. Mich. Adam Keteryche of Shaldeford, pi. William atte Hale and
Petronilla his wife, def. 3^ acres of land in Shaldeford. PI. and his heirs to
hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
551. Mich. Robert son of Geoffrey de Alfameston and Ida his wife, pi.
Robert de Milham, chaplain, def. i messuage, 160 acres of land, 7^ acres of
meadow, 36 acres of pasture, 19 acres i rood of wood and IDS. rent in Alfameston,
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Great Henye and Lammerssh. Robert son of Geoffrey acknowledged the tene-
ments to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def.
granted them to pi. and the heirs of Robert of the body of Ida to hold of the chief
lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Robert son of Geoffrey.
552. Mich. John Kynget ofWriteletheelder.pl Sewal de Bromfeld, def.
14 acres of land. a| acres of meadow and ^d. rent in Bromfeld. Def. acknow-
ledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which pi. has of his gift, and
for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for life of pi. and his heirs, rendering
yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B and doing to the chief lords all services, with
reversion to pi. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
553. Mich. Warin Martel and Margaret his wife, pi. Richard, vicar of
Great Dunmawe, def. 3 messuages, 130 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 60 acres
of pasture, 8 acres of wood and 265. 8d rent in Great Dunmawe. Warin
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of
his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for their lives of the chief
lords, with successive remainders to John son of Warin and William and Ralph
his brothers and the heirs of their bodies, and the right heirs of Warin.
554 Mich. Walter le Muner of High Rothing, pi. John Lord of Herlawe
the younger and Christina his wife, def. i messuage and i acre of land in
Herlawe. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver.
555. Hil. Eva late the wife of Stephen le Whelere of Stistede, pi. Matthew
son of Arnold de Gosfeld, def. i messuage, 13 acres of land and 2 acres of
pasture in Stistede and Bradewell. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the
right of def. as those which def. has of her gift, and for this def. granted them to
her to hold for life of him and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of
St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to def. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords.
556. Hil. Thomas de la Bruere, pi. Giles de Bryaunzon and Isabel his wife,
def. i messuage, i mill, 200 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 10 acres of
pasture and xos. rent in Purle. Giles acknowledged the tenements to be the
right of pi. as those which pi. has of his gift, and for this pi granted them to
def. to hold for their lives of the chief lords, with remainder to Isabel their
daughter and the heirs of her body and the right heirs of Giles.
557. Hil. John Morel and Agnes his wife, pi. Cristiana late the wife of
John de Boscoof Brendylleye, def. i messuage, i mill, 180 acres of land, 9 acres
of meadow, 30 acres of pasture, 12 acres of wood, <\l. us. qd. rent and a rent of
i lb. of pepper and a moiety of i Ib. of cumin in Nastoke, Great Kelwedon, Little
Kelwedon, Stanford Rivers and Staundone. John acknowledged the tenements
to be the right of def. and for this she granted them to pi. and the heirs of the
body of John to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Agnes.
558. Hil. Nicholas de Welyngton and Maud his wife, pi. John Oliver and
Agnes his wife, def. i messuage in Manytre. PI. and the heirs of Nicholas to
hold of the chief lords. Cons. zoos, of silver.
559. Hil. John son of Michael de Takeleye and Richard son of Andrew
Huraund of Halstede, pi. Richard son of Simon de Halstede, def. 14^ acres of
land and 2 acres of pasture in Halstede. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the
chief lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver.
560. Hil. Hugh le Blunt and Nichola his wife, pi. by Thomas de Morton in
her place. William de Badewe, def. The manor of Gyngeioyberdlaundry.
Hugh acknowledged the manor to be the right of def. as that which def. has of
his gift, and for this def. granted it to pi. and the heirs of the body of Hugh to
hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Hugh. Endorsed :
John Bacun puts in his claim. Edmund Bacun puts in his claim Henry
Bacun puts in his claim.
561. Hil. Hugh le Crane and Emma his wife, dem. Richard de Chingford,
ten. by Peter de Rys. i messuage and 2 acres of land in Barlyng. Dem. quit-
claimed from themselves and the heirs of Emma to ten and his heirs. Cons. 10
marks of silver.
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562. Hil. John \Varyn, pi. John atte Forde and Maud his wife, def.
i messuage, 18 acres of land, i8d. rent and a moiety of i acre of meadow in
Lamburn. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of Maud to pi. and
his heirs. Cons. 20 marks of silver.
563. Hil. JohnSharpofChelmersford.pl. William Piers and Alice his wife,
def. i messuage, in Chelmersford. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. iocs, of silver.
564. Hil. Simon son of Thomas atte Noke and Katharine his wife, pi.
Robert atte Noke, def. i messuage, 26 acres of land and 45. rent in WenyngtOO
and Alvethele. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as that
which he has of their gift, and for this def. granted them to pi and the heirs of
Simon of the body of Katharine to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the
right heirs of Katharine.
565. Hil. John younger son of William le Warner, pi. William le Warner
and Agnes his wife, def. i messuage, 62 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 5
acres of pasture, 4 acres of wood and j\d. rent in Fynchingfeld. PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 100 marks of silver.
566. Hil. Baldwin son of William and Emma his wife, pi. Bartholomew
son of William, def. i messuage, 180 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow and
295. 6<i. rent in Dunton, Estthorndon and Boluefenn Baldwin acknowledged
the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for
this def. granted them to pi, and the heirs of Baldwin of the body of Emma, to
hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Baldwin.
567. Hil. Hugh Sturdy of Castelangre and Joan his daughter, pi. by John
de Wykham. Miles de Munteny and Agnes his wife, imp. 12 acres of land in
High Angre PI. and the heirs of Joan to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 20
marks of silver.
568 Hil. Geoffrey de Gedeleston of London, pi. Richard le Deyhere of
Stanford Ryvers and Alice his wife, def. i messuage, 31 acres of land, 9 acres
of pasture and 12(1. rent in Stanford Ryvers and Bobyngworth. Def. acknow-
ledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which he has of their gift,
and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for their lives of pi. and his heirs,
rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all
services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
569 Hil. John Mumpelers of Writele. pi. John son of Adam atte Hulle
and Joan his wife, def. 47 acres i rood of land, i^ acres of meadow, i^ acres of
pasture and a moiety of i messuage in Chelmersford and Writele. PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver. Endorsed : Alice
sister of Joan wife of John atte Water puts in her claim.
570. Hil. Henry de Erdelegh, pi. Ranulph le Taillour of Borham and
Joan his wife, def. i messuage and i rood of land in Borham. Def. quitclaimed
from themselves and the heirs of Ranulph to pi. and his heirs. Cons. 10 marks
of silver.
571. Hil. RobertdeRocheford.pl. Thomas de Abyngdon, parson of Great
Sutton, def. i messuage, 120 acres of land, 5 acres of wood and IDS. rent in
Rocheford and Hakewell. PI. acknowledged tenements to be the right of def.
and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for life of the chief lords, with
remainder to Thomas his son and the heirs of his body and the right heirs of
Thomas.
572. Hil. Nicholas de Wokyndon and Joan his wife, pi. by Peter Rys in her
place. John son of Reginald le Draper of Berkyngg and Meliora daughter of
William de Crawenho of Wokyndon Bishop's, def. 36 acres of land and 6 acres
of meadow in Wokyndon Bishop's. PI. and the heirs of Nicholas to hold of the
chief lords. Cons. 20^. sterling.
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573. Hil. William Martel, pi. Peter de Nailinghurst and Margery his wife,
def. A fourth part of 2 messuages, 100 acres of land, i acre of meadow, 100 acres
of marsh and qd. rent in Dovercourt, Rameseye and Fulton which John Michel
and Margaret his wife hold for her life of the inheritance of Margery. PI. and
his heirs to hold the reversion of the chief lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver.
This agreement was made in the presence of John and Margaret, and they did
fealty. Endorsed: John son of John de Brokesburne puts in his claim. Laurence
de Frochewyk puts in his claim.
574. Hil. Ralph de Cokthorp, parson of La Legh, and Adam Sarre, pi.
John de Apeton of la Legh, def. The manor of La Legh and i messuage, 200
acres of land, 80 acres of pasture, 6 acres of wood and los. rent in Great
Stanbregg and Hokkelegh and the advowson of the church of La Legh. Def.
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Ralph, as those which pi. have of
his gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. and the heirs of his body to hold of
the chief lords, with successive remainders to Robert de Rocheford for life,
Thomas his son and the heirs of his body, and the right heirs of Thomas.
Endorsed : Robert de Peyton and Cristina his wife and John his son put in their
claim. William de Braham and Benedict his son put in their claim.
575. Hil. Roger de Coulyng and Emma his wife, pi. Thomas de Coulyng,
def. i messuage, 40 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow, 9 acres of pasture, 8 acres
of wood and 35. rent in Wodeham Wauter. Roger acknowledged the tenements
to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def.
granted them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of def. and his heirs,
rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all
services, with reversion to def and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Endorsed : Alice daughter of Roger le Parker of Wodeham, John, Robert, Simon
and William her sons put in their claim.
576. Eas. Elias son of John de Colecestre and Juliana his wife, pi. Augus-
tine de Woxebrigg, clerk, and Maud de Rothing, def. i messuage, 120 acres of
land, 8 acres of meadow, n acres of pasture, 14^ acres of wood and 335. rent in
Ovynton and Beauchamp Canonicorum. PI. to hold for the life of Juliana of
def. and the heirs of Augustine, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B.
and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to def. and the heirs of
Augustine to hold ot the chief lords.
577. The same date and pi. Augustine de Woxebrigg, clerk, def. 2 messuages,
100 acres of land, 4^ acres of meadow, 3 acres of pasture, 4 acres of wood and
303. rent in the same places. Similar settlement.
578. The same date. The same Augustine and Maud, pi. The same Elias
and Juliana, def. The manor of Lacton Merk with the advowson of the priory
of Lacton. PI. and the heirs of Augustine to hold of the King and his heirs.
Cons. 100 marks of silver. This agreement was made by precept of the King.
579. Eas. Richard Cuntesse of Fifhide, pi. Thomas de Fifhide and
Margery his wife def. 18 acres of land in Fifhide. PI. and his heirs to hold
of the chief lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver.
580. Eas. Adam son of John son of Simon, pi. John de Chipsted and
Beatrice his wife, def. 30 acres of land, 30 acres of pasture and a moiety of i
messuage in Pakelesham. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons.
20 marks of silver.
581. Eas. John de Thurrok and Margery his wife, pi. Richard le Sengler
of Claveringge, def. i toft and 8 acres i rood of land in Claveringge. PI. and
the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
582. Eas. Seman atte Walle and John his son, pi. Thomas Folk of
Berkyng, def. 7 acres of land in Berkyng which Adam le Taverner and Maud
his wife hold for her life of the inheritance of def. PI. and the heirs of Seman
to hold the reversion of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver. This agree-
ment was made in the presence of Adam and Maud, and they did fealty.
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583. Eas. John de Benstede and Petronilla his wife, pi. by William de
Pakelesham in her place. John son of John de la Mare of Perndon, def. The
manor of Little Perndon and the advowson of the church of the manor, which
Humphrey de Walden holds for life of the demise of John de la Mare and Joan
his wife. PI. and the heirs of John to hold the reversion after the death of
Humphrey and Joan of the chief lords. Cons. 100 marks of silver. This agree-
ment was made in the presence of Humphrey, and he did fealty.
584. Eas. John Filiol the elder, pi. Richard Filiol, def. The manor of
Little Ocle. PI. acknowledged the manor to be the right of def. as that which
def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted it to pi. to hold for life of the chief
lords, with remainder to John Filiol the younger and Cristiana his wife and the
heirs of their bodies and the right heirs of John Filiol the elder.
585. Eas. Walter de Pateshill, pi. Walter de Peldon and Alice his wife,
def. i messuage, 47 acres of land and a moiety of i acre of meadow in Toleshunte
Chivaler. Def acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which
pi. has of their gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for their lives
of pi. and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to
the chief lords all services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs.
586. Eas. John de Wengrave and Cristiana his wife and Thomas his son
and Maud his wife, pi. John son of Roger de L and Agnes his wife, def. i
messuage, 90 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow, 5 acres of pasture and i6s. rent in
[Lauiare] Magdalene, Norhtwelde, Morton, Fifhide and High Aungre, which
John le Mareschal of Laufare holds for life of the demise of def. John de
Wengrave acknowledged the tenements to be the right of John son of Roger, and
for this def. granted the reversion to pi. and the heirs of Thomas of the body of
Maud to hold of the chief lords with remainder to John brother of Thomas and
the heirs of his body and the right heirs of John de Wengrave. This agreement
was made in the presence of John le Mareschal, and he did fealty.
587. Eas. John son of William le Freinsh of Hockele pi. Thomas de
Claveryng and Felicia his wife, def. i messuage, 15 acres of land and 3 acres of
marsh in Reylegh and Hockele. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right
of pi. as those which he has of their gift, and for this pi. granted them to def.
and the heirs of Thomas of the body of Felicia to hold of the chief lords, with
remainder to the right heirs of Felicia.
588. Eas. William de Bonevill, pi. Taillifer de Wynton and Elizabeth his
wife, imp. 3 tofts, 39 acres of land, i acre of meadow and 45. gd. rent in Great
Perendone and Reydon. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 100
marks of silver.
589. Eas. Walter de Pateshull and Joan his wife, pi. by John Ferebraz in
her place. Thomas de Pateshull, def. The manors of Barwoldone and Salcote
Verly and 440 acres of land, n acres of meadow, 60 acres of pasture, 52 acres of
wood and 275. rent in Wyggebergh, Tollesbury, Leyre, Toleshunte Chivaler
.and Marny. Walter acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def as those
which def. has of his gift, and for this defendant granted them to pi and the
heirs of Walter to hold of the chief lords.
590. Eas. John Laurence of Arkesdene and Juliana his wife, pi. by John de
Kirkeby in her place. William de Kirkeby of Badburgham, def. 2 messuages,
30 acres of land, i acre of meadow, 2 acres of pasture and 25. rent in Arkisdene.
John acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has
of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to
hold of the chief lords, with successive remainders to John brother of John
Laurence and the heirs male of his body and John son of def. and his heirs.
591. Eas. John le Mareschal of London, pi. Hugh Beneyt and Joan his
wife, def. i messuage and 18 acres of land in Northwelde. Def. quitclaimed
from themselves and the heirs of Joan to pi. and his heirs. Cons. 20 marks of
silver.
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592. Eas. John atte Wode of Norton, pi. John Lote and Mabel his wife,
imp. i messuage and 14 acres of land in Norton. PI. and his heirs to hold of
the chief lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver.
593. Eas. John son of John Ie Keu and Alice his wife, pi. by John de
Wykham. John le Keu of Bradewelle and Constance his wife, def. i messuage,
160 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow and zd rent in Assheldeham, Stepelton
and Stanesgate. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons.
100 marks of silver.
594. Eas. Philip Aynolf of Great Waltham, pi. John son of Roger le
Dyghere of Chelmeresford and Sabina his wife, def. i messuage and i rood of
meadow in Chelmeresford. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords Cons.
10 marks of silver.
595. Eas. John le Keu of Bradewelle and Constance his wife. pi. Edmund
Bataille, def. i messuage, 40 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow and 405. rent in
Bradewelle. John acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those
which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for their
lives of the chief lords with remainder to John son of the same John and Alice
his wife and his heirs.
596. Eas Richard atte Ree, pi Andrew Scot and Alice his wife, def. i
messuage and 8 acres of land in Borham. Def. quitclaimed from themselves
and the heirs of Alice to pi. and his heirs. Cons. lol. sterling.
597. Trin. John Dyen of Halstede and Margery his wife, pi. by John
Paries in her place. Richard son of Geoffrey Marchaunt of Halstede and
Hawisia his wife and Geoffrey Marty n of Great Mapelterstede and Margery his
wife, def. i messuage, 16 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow and 4 acres of
pasture in Great Mapelterstede and Halstede. PI. and the heirs of John to hold
of the chief lords. Cons. 2o/. sterling.
598. Trin. James son of John le Loy and Philippa his wife, pi. by John
Dyen in her place. Walter le Maderere of Halstede and Cristiana his wife, def.
1 messuage in Halstede. PI. and the heirs of James to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. 405. of silver.
599. Trin. Robert de Rocheford, pi. John de Mundene, def. i messuage,
240 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 4 acres of wood and 95. <\d. rent in
Wykeford, Runewell, Dunham and Suthhanyngfeld. PI. and his heirs to hold
of the chief lords. Cons, too marks of silver.
600. Trin. John de Pakelesham and Ellen his wife, pi. Adam son of John
son of Simon and John le Clerk of Shopylonde, del. i messuage, 160 acres of
land, 8 acres of meadow, 24 acres of pasture, 19 acres of marsh and 255. rent in
Lachendon and Lallynge. John de Pakelesham acknowledged the tenements to
be the right of Adam, as those which def. have of his gift, and for this def.
granted them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief lords, with
remainder to the right heirs of John de Pakelesham. Endorsed: Elizabeth
daughter of John de Pakelesham puts in her claim.
601. Trin. Humphrey de Waleden, pi. John Malegref, def. i messuage,
2 carucates of land, 16 acres of meadow, 30 acres of wood, 10 acres of pasture
and 4^. IDS. rent in Dunton, Great Burstede, Little Burstede, Gynge Rauf,
Dounham, Rammesden Belhous, Shenefeld and Estthorndon. PI. acknowledged
the tenements to be the right of def. and for this def. granted them to pi. and
the heirs of his body to hold of the chief lords, with successive remainders to
Humphrey his son, Richard brother of the same Humphrey son of Margery
(sic) and Mabel his sister and the heirs of their bodies and the right heirs of the
said Humphrey be VValeden.
602. Trin. Peter Cromelond and Avice his wife, pi. Sayena de Ry, def.
i messuage, 30 acres of land, 4 acres of wood aad i acre of pasture in Twynstede.
Peter acknowledged -the tenements to be the right of def., as those which she
has of his gift, and for this she granted them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies
to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Peter.
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603. Trin. Sayena late the wife of John le Ry, pi. Walter de Banyngham,
chaplain, and Adam Payn, def. i messuage, 200 acres of land, 14 acres of
meadow, 18 acres of pasture, n acres of wood and 375. 8d. rent in Middelton,
Bolemere, Great Henye. Little Henye and Balidone. Sayena acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of Walter, as those which def. have of her gift, and for
this def. granted them to her to hold for life of the chief lords, with remainder
to Richard son of William atte Lee and Sayena his wife and the heirs of their
bodies and William atte Lee and his heirs. Endorsed : John son of Hugh
Horald puts in his claim.
604. Trin. John son of Roger Edelene, pi. William Bernard of Alvethele
and Agnes his wife, def. 8 acres of land in Alvethele and Wenyngton. PI. and
the heirs of his body to hold of def. and the heirs of Agnes, rendering yearly i
rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with
reversion to def. and the heirs of Agnes. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
605. Trin. John Baldewyne of Barlyngg and Agatha his wife, pi. by him in
her place. Walter le Fevre of Mulsham and Alice his wife, def. 3 acres of land
in Spryngefeld, PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons.,
2os. of silver.
606. Trin. John de Pereuill, pi. Peter le Mareschal the elder and Amiana
his wife, def. 2 messuages, 180 acres of land, 18 acres of meadow and 445. rent
in Northwald. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those
which pi. has of their gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for life of
the chief lords, with remainder to Peter son of Peter and the heirs of his body
and the right heirs of Peter le Mareschal.
607. Trin. Roger Bysyden and Denise his wife, pi. Robert son of Thomas
atte Noke, def. i messuage, 20 acres of land and 2os. rent in Alvethele and
Upmenstre. Roger acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def as those
which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for their
lives of the chief lords, with remainder to Henry son of Roger and the heirs of
his body and the right heirs of Roger.
608. Trin. Robert de Bentflet and Alice his wife, pi. John atte Chaumbre
and Avice his wife, def. i acre 3 roods of land in Little Shobiry. Robert
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Avice, and for this def. granted
them to pi. and the heirs of Robert to hold of the chief lords.
609. Trin. John de Wengrave and Cristiana his wife and Thomas their son,
pi. by John de Wyckewane in place of John and Cristiana. Roger Galian of
Morton and Agnes his wife, def. i messuage and 3 acres of land in Morton.
PI. and the heirs of Thomas to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
610. Trin. John de Hodelo and Margaret his wife, pi. David Gerold of
Tyllebery, def. 20 acres of land and 4 acres of meadow in Horndon. John
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his
gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for their lives of the chief lords,
with remainder to John son of John and the heirs of his body and the right heirs
of John de Hodelo.
611. Trin. William de Wyditon, pi. Alexander Aylwyne and Margaret his
wife, def. i messuage and 2 acres of land in Great Waltham. PI. and his heirs
to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
612. Trin. John de Crikkelade and Alice his wife, pi. Reginald son of
Roger son of Reginald de Bockyng, def. i messuage, 40 acres of land. 2 acres of
meadow, 23 acres of pasture, 2^ acres of wood and 4^. rent in Great Gelham.
John acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has
of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of John to hold of
the chief lords.
613. Trin. William son of Ralph de Sturmere and Margaret his wife, pi,
Richard, son of William de Sturmere, def. i messuage, 5 acres of land, i acre
of meadow and 2S. rent in [? Sturmere] . William acknowledged the tenements
to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted
them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief lords, with remainder
to the right heirs of William.
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614. John de Liston, pi. John Baude of Maldon and Joan his wife, def.
i messuage and a moiety of i acre of land in Maldon. PI. and his heirs to hold
of the chief lords Cons. 10 marks of silver.
615. Trin. Roger de Stokes of Fyngry, ' whelere,' and Albreda his wife, pi.
John Goky of Morton and Maud his wife, def. r messuage and 13 acres of land
in Fyngrethe. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of John, as those
v/hich def. have of their gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for
their lives of def. and the heirs of John, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of
St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to def. and the
heirs of John to hold of the chief lords.
616. Trin. Thorhas de Irlaunde of Blakenham, pi. John de Bolyton and
Alice his wife, def. 2 messuages, 15 acres of land and 5 acres of meadow in the
town of Belchamp (Bella Campo) St. Paul and Great Gelham. Def. quitclaimed
from themselves and the heirs of Alice to pi. and his heirs. Cons. 20 marks of
silver.
617. Trin. John Godebold and Katharine his wife, pi. John de Chipstede
and Beatrice his wife, def. i messuage, 33 acres of land, i acre of meadow,
i acre of wood and 45. rent in Pakelesham, Canewedon and Hakewell. John
Godebold acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Beatrice, and for
this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief
lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Katharine.
618. Trin. Adam son of John son of Simon, pi. John Godebold and
Katharine his wife, def. 25 acres of land, 25 acres of pasture and a moiety of i
messuage in Pakelesham. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of
Katharine, and for this def. granted them .to pi. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords.
619. Trin. William Mauntel, pi. John de Swafham and Cristiana his wife,
imp. i messuage in Feryngg. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. 405. of silver.
620. Trin. Robert de Bemflet and Alice his wife, pi. Robert Robat and Joan
his wife, def. i acre 3 roods of land in Little Shobiry. PI. acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of Joan, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the
heirs of Robert to hold of the chief lords.
621. Trin. William de Magna Beniflete and Nichola his wife, pi. Hugh de
Gillingham, def. i messuage, 147 acres of land, 4^ acres of meadow, 34 acres of
pasture, 2 acres i rood of wood and 6s. $%d. rent in Great Beniflete. William
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his
gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of
the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Nichola.
622. Trin. John atte Park and Felicia his wife, pi. by John Dyn in her place.
Walter le Chapman of Sudbury and Maud his wife, def. i messuage, 43 acres
of land, i acre i rood of meadow and the bailiwick of the keeping of the park of
Earl's Colne in Markeshale, Earl's Colne and Feryng. PI. and the heirs of their
bodies to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to John son of John and William
atte Park and the heirs of William. Cons. 100 marks of silver.
623. Trin.* Richard Pake of Halstede, pi. Michael Gunselyn and Agnes
his wife, imp. 7 acres of land in Halstede. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver.
624. Trin. Adam Jacob of and John his elder son, pi. Philip
Page of Brentwood (Boscoarso) and Rose his wife, def. i messuage in
Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of Rose to pi. and the heirs of
John. Cons. 405. of silver.
625. Mich. Robert son of William de Wauton, pi. William de Wauton,
def. [i messuage], 137 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, 12 acres of wood and
14$. 5^. rent in .... which William le Chamberleyn and Joan his wife hold
for life of the inheritance of def. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right
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of def. and for this def. granted the reversion to pi. and the heirs of his body to
hold of def. and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and
doing to the chief lords all services, with successive remainders to John brother
of Robert, Thomas and Bartholomew his brothers and the heirs of their bodies,
and to def. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
626. Trin. Ralph Vincent of Great Badewe and Joan his wife, pi. Margaret
late the wife of Simon le Melnere , def 4 messuages in Great Maldon. Ralph
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. and for this she granted them
to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to
the right heirs of Joan.
627. Trin. Henry atte Stighele, pi. John Mannyng and Aldith his wife, def.
8 acres of land in Great Berdefeld. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. 10 marks of silver.
DIVERS COUNTIES.
10 EDWARD II. 1316.
127. Mich. Geoffrey de Cornubia and Margaret his wife, pi. Joan late the
wife of Richard de Cornubia, def. The manors of Boreford and Stepelton, co.
Salop, and Aumberden, co. Essex, and the manor of Nymeton Regis and the
advowson of the church of the manor, co. Devon. PI. acknowledged the manors
and advowson to be the right of def. as those which she has of their gift, and for
this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies, to hold the first three
manors of the King and his heirs and the fourth and the advowson of the chief
lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Geoffrey. This agreement, so far as
the first three manors, was made by precept of the King. Salop, Essex, Devon.
137. Mich. Thomas de Loveyn and Joan his wife, pi. by John Hereward in
her place. Matthew, parson of Drynkeston, and Richard de Donmowe, parson
of Little Eystanes, def. The manors of Byldeston, co. Suffolk, and Eystanes,
co. Essex Thomas acknowledged the manors to be the right of def. as those
which def. have of his gift, and fdr this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of
their bodies, to hold of the King and his heirs, with remainder to the right heirs
of Thomas. This agreement was made by precept of the King. Suffolk, Essex.
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
11 EDWARD II. 1317-1318.
628. Eas. Baldwin son of William, pi. Andrew atte Berwe .... and
Emma his wife, def. 8 acres of land and 3 acres of meadow in Dunton. PI. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
629. Hil. William de Maldon and Agnes his wife and Thomas his brother,
pi. by John de Wykham in place of Agnes. Simon de la Chaumbre and Anne
his wife, def. 35 acres of land in Little Totham. PI. and the heirs of William
to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 40 marks of silver.
630. Hil. William de Blomvill and Richard, parson of Great Henye, pi.
John de Wascoyl, def. i messuage, 100 acres of land, 4$ acres of meadow, 5
acres of wood and 6s. 8d. rent in Fayrstede. PI. and the heirs of William to hold
the wood of the chief lords and also the reversion of the rest, which Roger
le Haukere holds for life of the demise of def. Cons. lool. sterling This
agreement was made in the presence of Roger, and he d\d fealty.
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631. Hil. Henry de Coulonde, pi. Hugh de la Roklonde and Margaret his
wife, def. i messuage, 140 acres of land, 8 acres of wood, 8 acres of alder, 4 acres
of meadow, 23^. rent and a moiety of i messuage in Great Benteleye and Fratyng.
PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Hugh, and for this def.
granted them to pi. to hold for life of def. and the heirs of Hugh, rendering
yearly 20 quarters of rye and 20 quarters of oats, viz. 5 of each at Christmas,
Easter, the Nat. of St. J.B. and Michaelmas, and doing to the chief lords all
services, with reversion to def. and the heirs of Hugh to hold of the chief lords.
632. Eas. Thomas de Haverhill and Maud his wife, pi. Baldwin [son] of
William de Wokyngdon, def. i messuage, 22 acres of land and 2 acres i rood of
meadow in Orsete, Bolewefan and Estwarle. Thomas acknowledged the tene-
ments to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def.
granted them to pi. to hold for their lives of the chief lords, with remainder to
William son of Thomas and the heirs of his body and the right heirs of
Thomas.
633 Eas. Robert de Bemflet and Alice his wife, pi. by John de Barlyng in her
place. Roger de Neuton and Maud his wife, def. 5 acres of land in Great
Maldon Robert acknowledged the land to be the right of . . . , and for this
def. granted it to pi to hold for their lives of the chief lords, with remainder to
Stephen son of Robert and his heirs.
634. Eas. James le Parker and Katharine [his wife], pi. John Smolt the
elder, def. 60 acres of land and 2s. gd. rent in Reylegh. PI and the heirs of
their bodies to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of James.
Cons. 10 marks of silver.
635. Eas. Stephen le Mouner of [? High] Rothyngg and Joan his wife, pi.
William Cristemasse of High Rothingg and Agnes his wife [def.]. 2 acres of
land in High Rothingg PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons,
loos, of silver.
636. Eas Thomas atte Gate and Joan his wife, pi. by John de Barlyng in
her place. John Godebold and Katharine his wife, def. 8^ acres of land in
Canewedon. PI. and the heirs of Thomas to hold of the chief lords. Cons. lol.
sterling. Endorsed : James de Lamburn puts in his claim.
637. Hil. Nicholas le Fevre of Alfameston and Ralph his son, pi. Robert
son of Arnald Gode of Alfameston and Margaret his wife, def. 4 acres 3 roods
of land and 3 roods of meadow in Alfameston. PI. and the heirs of Nicholas
to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
638. Hil. William de Esthalle, pi. William de Pagrave and Katharine his
wife, def. i messuage, 154 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 5 acres of wood and
[2] 8s. gd. rent in Little Bryche, Coppeford and Estthorp. Def. acknowledged
the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which he has of their gift, and for
this pi. granted them to def and the heirs of their bodies to hold of him and his
heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords
.all services, with reversion tlo pi. and his heirs.
639. Hil. Philip atte Koush of Elmedon and Ada his wife, pi. John de
Thurrok, def. i messuage, 50 acres of land and 4 acres of meadow in Elmedon.
Philip acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def as those which def.
has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of Philip of the
body of Ada to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of
Philip.
640. Hil. Thomas Wulward of Shymplyngg and Juliana Waryn pi. by
Geoffrey de Sheryngge in her place. Robert de Shymplyngg, chaplain, def. i
messuage, 28 acres of land and 2^ acres of meadow in Sheryngge Thomas ack-
nowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his
gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of the body of Thomas to
hold of the chief lords, with successive remainders to Agnes daughter of Juliana
and William her brother and the heirs of their bodies and John Wu[lward'] of
Shymplyngg and his heirs.
1 Supplied from the Note of the Fine.
l8o FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
641. Same date. Thomas de Shymplyngg, chaplain, pi. John de Hatfeld,
def. i messuage and 40 acres of land in Sheryngg. PI. acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this
def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of his body to hold of the chief lords, with
successive remainders to William son of Juliana Waryn of Sheryngge and Agnes
his sister and the heirs of their bodies and John Wulward of Shymplyngg
and his heirs.
642. Hil. John son of Reginald deGyngges and Margery his wife, pi. Richard
Gossalm and Alice his wife, def. The manor of Gyngges Rauf and the advowson
of the church of the same town. PI. acknowledged the manor and advowson to
be the right of Richard, as those which def have of their gift, and for this def.
granted them to pi. to hold for their lives of def. and the heirs of Richard,
rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all
services, with reversion to def. and the heirs of Richard.
643. Hil. John de Thunderle of London, pi. Roger son of Edmund de
Thakstede and Hejewisia his wife, def. 12 acres of land, i acre of meadow and
55. rent in Depeden, Neuport and Walden. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver.
644. Hil. John Huberd and Margery his wife, pi. William de Tengewyk,
chaplain, def. i messuage, 2 carucates of land, 18 acres of meadow, 20 acres of
pasture, 6 acres of wood and iocs, rent in Herlawe and Theyden Gernoun. John
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of
his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of John of the body
of Margery to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of John.
645. Hil. Richard le Foreridere and Margaret his wife, pi. Simon le
Taillur of Horndon and Alice his wife, def. 12 acres of land in Fange. PI. and
the heirs of Richard to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver
646 Hil. John de Chishull and Avelina his wife, pi. William de Westle,
chaplain, def. 140 acres of land and 7 acres of meadow in Asshendon. John
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of
his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of John to hold of the
chief lords.
647. Hil. John de Codewell and Joan his wife, pi. by Godfrey de Essex in
in her place. Stephen de Codewell, def. i messuage, i carucate of land, 9 acres
of meadow, 12 acres of pasture and 2os. 8d. rent in Esthorp, Great Briche,.
Feringges and Kellevedene. John acknowledged the tenements to be the right
of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi.
and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the
right heirs of John.
648. Hil. Richard son of Arnulph Brounessone, pi. Warin son of William
le Draper and Margery his wife, def. i messuage in Great Dunmawe. PI. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. loos, of silver.
649. Mich. Henry son of Nicholas Auchier and Isabel daughter of Henry
Alard of Wynchelse, pi. by Martin German her keeper. Robert son of John
Alard, def. i messuage, 140 acres of land, 22 acres of meadow, 6 acres of wood,
8s. rent and a rent of i cock and i hen in Waltham Holy Cross, which Richard
de Forsham holds for life of the demise of def. Henry acknowledged the tene-
ments to be the right of def. and for this def. granted the reversion to pi. and the
heirs of Henry of the body of Isabel to hold of the chief lords, with remainder
to the right heirs of Henry. This agreement was made in the presence of
Richard, and he did fealty.
650. Mich. Henry de Yingg and Isabel his wife, pi. Walter de Tillyngham,
def. -2 messuages, 210 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 40 acres of pasture, 30
acres of marsh, and 135. rent in Daneseye, Asshildham and the town of St.
Laurence. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those
which def. has of their gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold of def.
and his heirs for the life of Isabel, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B.
and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to def. and his heirs.
FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX. l8l
651. Made in Trin.* 9 Edward II. John de Brianzoun and Elizabeth his
wife, pi. Nicholas Fermbaud the younger, def. The manor of Suthfambrugg
and the advowson of the church of the manor, which John Bluet and Eleanor his
wife hold for life. And afterwards granted and recorded in Mich. 2 Edward II.
after the death of the said John and John. PI. and the heirs of John de
Brianzoun to hold the reversion of the chief lords. Cons. 100 marks of silver.
This agreement was made in the presence of Eleanor, and she did fealty.
652. Mich. Benedict de Cokefeld and Avice his wife, pi. Ranulph de
Cokefeld, def. i messuage. 100 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow, 5 acres of
pasture, 20 acres of wood, 20 acres of alder and 305; rent in Mistelegh, Little
Bromlegh and Little Bentelegh and the advowson of the church of Mistelegh.
PI. acknowledged the tenements and advowson to be the rights of def. as those
which he has of their gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for their
lives of the chief lords, with successive remainders to Thomas son of Benedict and
Guy and "Walter his brothers and the heirs of their bodies and the right heirs of
Benedict. Endorsed: Richard Bataill puts in his claim.
653. Mich. Warin le Herde of Danewebery and Isabel his wife, pi.
William le Chaumberleyn of Steventon and Joan his wife, def. The manor of
Estwhitenham and 4 messuages, 140 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow and 60
acres of marsh in Haylesdon, Mundon and Maylond. Warin acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of Joan, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the
heirs of the body of Warin to hold of def. and the heirs of Joan, rendering
yearly 12 marks of silver in moieties at S. Andrew the Apostle and the Nat. of
St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion of def. and the
heirs of Joan. Endorsed : Walter atte Merssh of Purle, Hugh de Tykencote and
Avice his wife, Hugh de Tynecote and Avice his wife put in their claim.
654. Mich. Ralph son of John de Halstede, pi. John son of Richard
Russel of Theyden atte Mount and Amicia his wife, def. i messuage, 24 acres
of land, a moiety of i acre of meadow and pasture for 100 sheep and 12 pigs in
Theyden atte Mount. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 20
marks of silver.
655. Mich. John de Sandford, chaplain, pi. John de Muntviroun of
Chepyng Aungre, def. 3 messuages, 2 mills, 100 acres of land, 12 acres of
meadow, 4 acres and a moiety of i rood of pasture and i8s. 2d. rent in Chepyng
Aungre, Bobyngworth, Stanford Ryvers, Grenstede, High Aungre and Stondon.
PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 100 marks of silver.
Endorsed : Richard de Thorp puts in his claim.
656. Mich. Benedict de Cokefeld and Avice his wife, pi. by John de
Wykham in her place. Walter de Hewode and Katharine his wife, def. 5^
acres of meadow in Elmestede. Benedict acknowledged the meadow to be the
right of Walter, and for this def. granted it to pi. to hold for their lives of the
chief lords, with successive remainders to Richard son of Benedict and John his
brother and the heirs of their bodies and the right heirs of Benedict.
657. Mich. John de Bircho and Margaret his wife, pi. Walter de
Hedyngton, parson of Crekisheth, def. 2 messuages, 220 acres of land, 8 acres
of meadow, 20 acres of marsh and i6s. rent in Suthmenstre, Crekisheth,
Burnham and Althorne. John acknowledged the tenements to be the right of
def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and
the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords.
668. Mich. Seman de Oueseye and Isabel his wife, pi. John de Staunford
and Agnes his wife, def. i messuage, 190 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 2
acres of marsh and i6d. rent in Steple and the town of St. Laurence. PI.
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Agnes, and for this def. granted
them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief lords, with
remainder to the right heirs of Seman.
l82 FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
659. Mich. Nicholas son of John de Stebbyngge, pi. Master Peter of
Newcastle-under-Lyme, surgeon, def. i messuage, 100 acres of land, 7 acres of
meadow, 5 acres of pasture and xos rent in Stebbynge. PI. acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this
def. granted them to pi. to hold for life of the chief lords, with remainder to
John his son and Cristiana his wife and his heirs.
660. Mich. TheobalddeGoldington.pl. Richard le Fevre of Fynchingfeld
and Alice his wife, def. i messuage and 3 acres of land in Finchingfeld. Def.
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which he has of their
gift, and for this pi. granted them to def to hold for their lives of him and his
heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords
all services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs
661. Mich. John de Burnedissh, pi. Thomas Scot and Nicholaa his wife,
imp. i messuage and :8J acres of land in Norton Maundevill. PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
662. Mich. Simon son of Simon de Theyden Gernoun. pi. John Pykerel
of Theyden Gernoun and Cecily his wife, def. i messuage and 13 acres of land
in Theyden Gernoun. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 20
marks of silver.
663 Mich. Margery atte Wyndmulne and Thomas her son, pi. John le
Webbe of Chigewelle and Cecily his wife, def. 2\ acres of land and a moiety of
i messuage in Chigewelle. PI. and the heirs of Thomas to hold of the chief
lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
664. Mich. Robert de Benyflet and Alice his wife, pi. Hamo Kynet and
Avice his wife, def. 5 acres of land in Great Maldon. Robert acknowledged
the land to be the right of Avice, and for this def. granted it to pi. to hold for
their lives of the chief lords, with remainder to Stephen their son and his heirs.
665. Mich. Edmund de Bataille, pi. Adam de Bileye, def. i messuage,
40 acres of land and i acre of meadow in Suthmenstre. Def acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of pi as those which pi. has of his gift, and for this
pi. granted them to def. to hold for life of pi. and his heirs, rendering yearly i
rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with
reversion to pi. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
666. Mich John le Brun of Suthhanefeld the elder and John his son and
Mary wife of the latter, pi. William son of Bartholomew Sewal of Little
Thurrok, def. 2 messuages, 2 carucates of land, 15 acres of meadow and 205. rent
in Suthhanefeld, Westhanefeld and Ramesden. John acknowledged the tenements
to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def.
granted them to John le Brun to hold for life of the chief lords, with remainder
to John his son and Mary and the heirs of their bodies and the right heirs of
John le Brun.
667. Mich. Ralph Arnold of Dunton, pi. John le Rook and Beatrice his
wife, def. i messuage and 10 acres of land in Little Burghstede. Def.
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which pi. has of their
gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for their lives of him and his
heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords
all services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords
668. Mich. Ralph de Beyneslee of Dakenham and Agnes his wife, pi.
Eleanor de Molyns of Godythestre, def. i messuage, 140 acres of land, 8 acres
of meadow and 205. rent in Berkyngg and Dakenham. Ralph acknowledged
the tenements to be the right of def. as those which she has of his gift, and for
this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief
lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Ralph.
669. Mich. Jerome de Leone of Stoke by Clare, pi. Alexander de Cheben-
hale of Fresingfeld and Joan his wife, def. 24 acres of land in Asshe by Ovyton.
Def. quit claimed from themselves and the heirs of Joan to pi. and his heirs.
Cons. 2o/. sterling-
FEET OF FINKS FOR ESSEX. 183
670. Mich. Thomas Gernoun of Pebenersh and Maud his wife, pi. Richard
de Hildercle, def. i messuage, 70 acres of land, i acre of meadow, 6 acres of
pasture, 6 acres of wood and 6s. gd. rent in Pebenersh, Alfameston and Lam-
mersh. Thomas acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those
which clef, has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of
their bodies to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to John son of Thomas
and his heirs.
671. Mich. Thomas Prentiz, pi. William Rosselyn and Margaret his wife,
def. 4 acres of land in Finchingfeld. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
672. Mich. John son of Roger Edelene, pi. William Bernard of AK'ethele
and Agnes his wife, def. i messuage and 9 acres of land in Wenyngton and
Alvethele PI. and the heirs of his body to hold of def and the heirs of Agnes,
rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all
services, with reversion to def. and the heirs of Agnes to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. 20 marks of silver.
673. Mich. Benedict de Cokefeld and Avice his wife, pi. Ranulph de
Cokefeld def. The manor of Lalleford and the advowson of the church of the
manor. Benedict acknowledged the manor and advowson to be the right of def .
as those which def. has of their gift, and for this def granted them to pi. and the
heirs of Benedict to hold of the chief lords. Endorsed : Edmund Bataille puts in
his claim.
674. Mich. John de Burnedissh, pi. Hamo Coleman, imp. i messuage
and 10 acres i rood of land in Bubbyngworth. PI. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
675. Eas James de Welwe and Alice his wife, pi. Roger de Patemere and
Alice his wife. def. i messuage and i acre i rood of land in Farnham. PI. and
the heirs of James to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
676. Eas. Bartholomew Gibbecrake and Alice his wife, pi. by John de
Wykham in her place. William de Maldone, def. 166 acres of land, 8 acres of
meadow, 8 acres of pasture, 6 acres of wood and two parts of i messuage in
Little Totham. PI. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief lords, with
remainder to the right heirs of Bartholomew.
677. Eas. John de Bosco and Petronilla his wife, pi. by Adam de Brom in
her place Ralph de Sancto Omero, def. 1 1 messuages, 168 acres of land, 20
acres of meadow, 100 acres of pasture, 20 acres of wood, 70 acres of marsh and
1045. .\d. rent in Tolleshuntetregoz, Tolleshunte Knight's, Tolleshunte Mauger,
Tollesbury, Blunteshale and Langele John acknowledged the tenements to be
the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them
to pi. and the heirs of John, to hold i messuage, 100 acres of land, 7 acres of
meadow, 15 acres of wood, 675. rent and a fourth part of i messuage in Tolles-
huntetregoz and Blunteshale of the King and his heirs and the residue of the
chief lords This agreement so far as the i messuage etc. was made by precept
of the King
678. Eas. William de Ardene and Joan his wife, pi. Thomas de Ultyng,
def. i messuage, 160 acres of land, 3^ acres of meadow, 6 acres of pasture and
12 acres of wood in Fayrsted VVytham and Therlyng. PI. acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of def. and those which he has of their gift, and for
this def . granted them to pi. to hold for their lives of him and his heirs, render-
ing yearly i rose at the Nativity of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all
services, with reversion to def. and his heirs.
679. Eas. John de Bousser, pi. John de Sutton the younger, def. i mes-
suage, 2 mills, 200 acres of land, 7 acres of meadow, 10 acres of pasture, 20 acres
of wood, 10 acres of alder and 2os. rent in Halstede, Markeshale and Stystede
which John de Sutton the elder holds for life of the demise of def. with remain-
der to Margery his younger daughter for life. PI. and his heirs to hold the
reversion of the chief lords. Cons. 200 marks of silver. This agreement was
made in the presence of John de Sutton the elder, and he did fealty.
184 FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
680. Eas. Margery de Basyng, pi. Gregory de Basyng, def. The manor of
Broxheved. PI. acknowledged the manor to be the right of def. as that which
def. has of her gift, and for this def granted it to pi. to hold for life of the chief
lords, with successive remainders to Reginald son of Robert de Basyng for life,
Thomas de Loveyn for life, Matthew son of the latter and the heirs of his body
and the right heirs of Thomas.
681. Eas. Adam le Frend, pi. Roger le Marchaunt of Rameseye, def.
3 messuages and 9 acres of land in Rameseye. Def. acknowledged the tenements
to be the right of pi. as those which pi. has of his gift, and for this pi. granted
them to def. to hold for life of pi and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the
Nat. of St. J.B., and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to pi.
and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
682. Eas. Henry son of Gregory de Whaddon, pi. by Peter Rys. Hugh de
Loundresford and Rose his wife, imp. i messuage and 96 acres of land in
Finchingfeld. Plea of covenant (sic). PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons. lool. sterling.
683. Eas. William de Nottele, parson of Fairstede, pi. Alice late the wife
of Richard atte Tye of Colne Engayne, def. i messuage and 4 acres of land in
White Nottele. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 20 marks of
silver.
684. Eas. Geoffrey Squyrel and Margaret his wife, pi. Nicholas Prechur
and Margaret his wife, def. 3 acres of land and i acres of pasture in Berkyngg.
Geoffrey acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Margaret wife of
Nicholas, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to
hold of the chief lords with remainder to the right heirs of Geoffrey.
685. Eas. John son of Henry Robert of Chiltyndich and Margery his wife,
pi. William Priour of Harynggeye and Joan his wife, def. i messuage and 12
acres of land in Chiltyndich. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. 100 marks of silver.
686. Trin. John Midlyng, pi. Roger atte Zoke of Merworth and Joan his
wife, def. i messuage, 24 acres of land, 50 acres of marsh and 2S. 6d rent in
Tillingham. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs. And for this pi. granted
that he and his heirs will render 505. of silver yearly to pi. and the heirs of
Roger, viz. 12.5. 6d. at the Nat. of St. J.B., Michaelmas, Christmas and Easter,
with power of distraint.
687. Trin. William de Lancastre, pi. Richard Meyland of Chiltendiche
and Eufemia his wife, def. i messuage and 20 acres of land in Chiltendiche.
PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords, Cons. 10 marks of silver.
688. Trin. Richard Lovekyn of Herlawe and Sabina his wife, pi. John de
Parys of Little Perendon and Alice his wife, def. 12 acres of land. 5 acres of
meadow and 3 acres of pasture in Northwelde. PI. and the heirs of Richard to
hold of the chief lords. Cons. 2o/. sterling.
689. Trin. William son of Elias de Westhey of Bockyngge, pi. Elias de
Westhey of Bockyngge, def. i messuage, 38 acres of land, 2j acres of meadow,
8 acres of pasture and gd. rent in Bockyngge. Def. acknowledged the tenements
to be the right of pi. as those which pi. has of his gift, and for this pi. granted
them to def. to hold tor life of pi. and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the
Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to pi. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
690-699 are omitted from the numbering.
700. Trin. Clement le Bakere, pi. John de Bircho and Margaret his wife
def. i messuage, 140 acres of land, 25 acres of marsh and 55. rent in Alethorne-
PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 2o/. sterling.
FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX. 185
701. Trin. Adam son of John son of Simon, pi. Thomas, parson of Ayete,
def. i messuage, 40 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow and i8d. rent in Great
Wakryng and Little Wakryng. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right
of def as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to
hold for life of the chief lords, with remainder to Henry his son and the heirs of
his body and the right heirs of pi.
702. Trin. Alured de Brockes, pi. by Roger de Norton. Nicholas de
Stystede and Joan his wife, def. i messuage, 22 acres of land and a moiety of
i acre of wood in Little Chesterford. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. 2o/. sterling.
703. Mich. John Martel and Alice daughter of Benedict de Cokefeld, pi.
Ranulph de Cokefeld, def. The manor of Ardeleye by Colchester. John
acknowledged the manor to be the right of def as that which def. has of his gift,
and for this def. granted it to pi. and the heirs of John of the body of Alice to
hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of John.
DIVERS COUNTIES
ii EDWARD II. 1317.
154. Mich. Robert atte Melne of Stratford atte Bowe and Joan his wife, pi.
Ralph le Fevre of Brembeleye and Margery his wife, def. 5 acres of land, i acre
of meadow and 55. rent in Westhamme, co. Essex, and 2 acres of land and 45.
rent in Brembeleye, co. Middlesex. PI. and the heirs of Joan to hold of the
chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver. Essex, Middlesex.
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
12 EDWARD II. 1318-1319.
704. Hil. Henry de Coulond and Emma his wife, pi. by John Paries in her
place. Hugh de la Rokelond and Margaret his wife, def. i messuage, 80 acres
of land, i acre of meadow, 3 acres of pasture, 2^ acres of wood and 3 acres of
marsh in Wyvenho. Henry acknowledged the tenements to be the right of
Margaret, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for their lives of def. and
the heirs of Margaret, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing
to the chief lords all services, with reversion to def. and the heirs of Margaret
to hold of the chief lords.
705. Trin.* Henry de Yerdele, pi. John atte Lee of Writele and Rose his
wife, def. i messuage in Borham. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the
heirs of Rose to pi. and his heirs. Cons. loos, of silver.
706. Mich. John Engayne and Ellen his wife and Nicholas Engayne and
Avice his wife, pi. Thomas de Arderne and Henry de Stradebrok, def. The
manor of Colne Engaine. John and Ellen acknowledged the manor to be the
right of Thomas as that which def. have of their gift, and for this def. granted
it to Nicholas and Avice to hold for their lives of the chief lords, with remainder
to John and Ellen for their lives, John son of Nicholas and the heirs of his body,
and the right heirs of the said John Engayne.
l86 FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
707. Mich. Richard son of Peter de Thaleworthe and Katharine his wife,
pi. William de Wrattyng and John son of Simon de Sampford, def. The
manor of Little Sampford. Richard acknowledged the manor to be the right of
William, as that which def. have of his gift, and for this def. granted it to pi.
and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief lords, with successive
remainders to Robert son of Richard and Peter his brother and the heirs of
their bodies and the right heirs of Richard. Endorsed: William le 1'arker of
Little Sampford puts in his claim.
708. Mich. William de Marny and Katharine his wife and Robert their son,
pi. by John Paries in her place and by the same John, keeper of Robert.
Robert de Briche, def. The manor of Leyre Maoiy and the-advowson of the
church of the manor. William acknowledged the manor and advowson to be
the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted
them to William and Katharine to hold for their lives of the chief lords, with
remainder to Robert the son and the heirs male of his body and the right heirs
of William. Endorsed : John de Kelleveden the elder puts in his claim.
709. Mich. Richard atte More of Little Totham and Cristina his wife, pi
John Hachedy. def. i messuage and Go acres of land in Little Totham and
Kelleveden. Richard acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as
those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for
their lives of the chief lords, with remainder to Bartholomew son of Richard
and the heirs of his body and the right heirs of Richard.
710. Mich. Eustace de Danswell, pi Maud daughter of Plustace de
Danswell, def. 2 messuages, 80 acres of land, 2j acres of meadow and 8i acres
of wood in Great Acle. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def.
as those which she has of his gift, and for this she granted them to him to hold
for life of her and her heirs, rendering yearly r rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and
doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to her and her heirs to hold
of the chief lords.
711. Mich. John de Benstede, pi John Wayn of Great Badewe and
Cristiana his wife, def. i messuage, 92 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 10
acres of pasture and 6s. 8d. rent in Great Badewe, Sandon and West Hanyngfeld.
John Wayn acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which
pi. has of his gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for their lives of
the chief lords, with remainder to John son of John Wayn and his heirs.
712. Mich. John Bacun, clerk, pi. William atte Berne of Little Waltham
and Alesia his wife and Maud her sister, def. i messuage. 100 acres of land and
10 acres of meadow in Wanstede and Little Illeford. Def. quitclaimed from
themselves and the heirs of Alesia and Maud to pi. and his heirs. Cons. lool.
sterling. Endorsed : Maud late the wife of Nicholas Lyoun of Stistede puts in
her claim.
713. Mich. John de Sanford, chaplain, pi John de Solariis, def 2 messu-
ages, 300 acres of land, 30 acres of meadow, 30 acres of pasture. 5 acres of wood
and 505. rent in Nastoke. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons.
200 marks of silver.
714. Mich. Geoffrey de Notleye, pi. Henry atte Ree of Berkyng and
Isabel his wife, def. 2 messuages, 2 acres of land and 35. rent in Berkyng. PI.
and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
715. Mich. William son of Ralph Pykot of Great Salingge, pi. Nicholas
Flour of Scothowe and Alice his wife, def. i messuage, 14 acres of land, i acre
of alder and is. 8d. rent in Bockyngge. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver.
716. Mich. John son of William de Sutton of Wyvenho and Agatha his
wife, pi. Richard son of John son of John Filiol, def The manor of Wyvenho
and 80 acres of land and 6os. rent in Elmestede and Grenestede. John acknow-
ledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def has of his gift,
and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief
lords.
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717. Mich. Ralph Giffard and Egidia his wife, pi. Peter Rys, def. i mess-
uage, 120 acres of land, 17 acres of meadow, 8 acres of pasture and io/. rent in
Great Saumford and Little Saumford. Ralph acknowledged the tenements to be
the right of def . as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them
to pi and the heirs of Ralph to hold of the chief lords. Endorsed : Robert de
Roes, knight, puts in his claim.
718. Mich. Margery de \Vylughby, pi. by Simon de Grymesby. John son
of William de Sutton. imp. 80 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 315. rent and
a moiety of i messuage in Dakenham and Berkyngge. PI. and her heirs to hold
of the chief lords. Cons. 40 marks of silver.
719. Mich. John de Pakelesham and Ellen his wife, pi. by Geoffrey de
Sheryng in her place. Nicholas Gobyun and Isabel his wife, def. 57 acres of
land in Great Stanbregge and Pakelesham. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of
the chief lords. Cons. 40^. sterling.
720. Mich. Gerald de Cusaunce and Alan Morel, pi. Geoffrey Morel, def.
i messuage, 380 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow, io acres of pasture. 80 acres
of wood and 61. 135. 4^. rent in White Rothyngge. PI. and the heirs of Alan to
hold of the chief lords. Cons. too/, sterling.
721. Mich. John de London and Katharine his wife, pi. Thomas de la Lee,
def. A third part of the manor of Little Peryndon and the advowson of the
church of the manor. John acknowledged the third part and advowson to be
the right of def. as those which def. has of bis gift, and for this def. granted them
to pi. to hold for their lives of the King and his heirs, with remainder to Lucy
their daughter for life and the right heirs of John. This agreement was made
by precept of the King. Endorsed : Geoffrey son of John de London puts in his
claim.
722. Mich. William de Goldyngton, pi. Joan late the wife of Thomas de
Twynestede, def. i messuage and 2 carucates of land in Spryngefeld. PI. and
his heirs to hold of the King and his heirs. Cons. 2o/. sterling. This agreement
was made by precept of the King. Endorsed: Sewal son of Sewal de Springefeld
puts in his claim.
723. Hil. Simon de Abyngdon of London, pi. William le Filer, def.
1 messuage, 60 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow and 5 acres of wood in Kyrkeby.
Pi. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 100 marks of silver.
724. Mich. John le Mareschal of Redeswell and Margery daughter of John
de Wylughby, pi. by John Paries in her place. John son of Walter de Dytton,
def. i messuage, 146 acres of land, 18 acres of meadow, io acres of pasture,
7 acres of wood and ros. rent in Redeswell, Briclbrok, Ash and Tillebury. John
le Mareschal acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which
def has of his gift, and for this def granted them to pi. and the heirs of John to
hold of the chief lords.
725. Mich. Thomas atte Felde of Hatfeld Peverel and Agnes his sister, pi.
Robert de Batesford of Whitham and Agnes his wife, def. 7^ acres of land,
2 acres of meadow and 6d. rent in Wykham PI. and the heirs of Thomas to
hold of the chief lords. Cons. io/. sterling.
726. Mich. Richard son of Peter Maykyn, pi. John le Reymes and
Margaret his wife, def. i acre of land in Great Berdefeld. Def. quitclaimed
from themselves and the heirs of Margaret to pi. and his heirs. Cons. 2os. of
silver.
727. Mich. William Spark of Wrytele, pi. William atte Berne of Little
Waltham and Alesia his wife, def. i messuage, 4 tofts, 180 acres of land, 15
acres of meadow, 16 acres of pasture, 20 acres of wood and 355. rent in Berkyngg.
Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of Alesia to pi. and his heirs.
Cons. 100 marks of silver.
728. Mich. Richard son of Simon de Halstede, pi. Robert Perse and
Cristiana his wife. def. i messuage, 18 acres of land, 2 acres of pasture and 3
acres of wood in Berkyngg. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons.
20 marks of silver.
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729. Mich. Walter atte Merssh of Purle, pi. Robert atte Made of Little
Stanbregge and Alice his wife, def. i messuage and 50 acres of land in
Lachedone which William Ambroys holds for life by the law of England of the
inheritance of Alice. PI. and his heirs to hold the reversion of the chief lords.
Cons 20 marks of silver. This agreement was made in the presence of William,
and he did fealty.
730. Mich. Joan late the wife of John de Hobrugge, pi. by John Paries.
John de Walton and Margaret his wife, def. i messuage, 30 acres of land and 2
acres of meadow in Nastok. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of
Margaret to pi. and her heirs. Cons 40 marks of silver.
731. Trin. Robert son of Richard de Heyle, pi. Cecily late the wife of
Richard de Heyle, def. A moiety of i messuage and 12 acres of land in
Northshobury which Alice de Barnee holds for life and of 180 acres of land in
Sutton which she holds in dower of the inheritance of def. PI. and his heirs to
hold the reversion of the moiety of the chief lords. Cons. 2O/. sterling.
732. Mich. John Pacche of Wrabenase, pi. Agnes Pacche of Wrabenase,
def. i messuage, 12 acres of land, 3 acres of pasture and a moiety of i acre of
wood in Wrabenase. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. lol.
sterling.
733. Hil. Richard de Wymbish and Joan his wife, pi. by John de Chevele
in her place John del Stonhous and Maud his wife, def. 135. ^d, rent in
Foxherth. PI. and the heirs of Richard to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10
marks of silver.
734. Hil. William de la Beche, pi. by Robert Ostage. Robert son of
Geoffrey le Keu of Hemstede and Rose his wife, def. 305 acres of land. 2 acres
i rood of meadow and 2| acres of pasture in Toppesfeld. PI. and his heirs to
hold of the chief lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver.
735. Hil. Thomas de Isham, parson of St. Nicholas Coldeabbeye, London,
pi. Richard Cros of London, ' pessouner," and Isabel his wife, imp. i messuage,
30 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow and 3 acres of wood in Chikewell. PI. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 40 marks of silver.
736. Hil. Henry de Coulond and Emma his wife, pi by John Paries in her
place. Hugh de la Rokelonde and Margaret his wife, def. i messuage, 40 acres
of land and 3 acres of meadow in Great Bentlegh and Fratyng, Henry ack-
nowledged the tenements to be the right of Hugh, and for this def. granted them
to pi. to hold for their lives of def . and the heirs of Hugh, rendering yearly i
rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with
reversion to def. and the heirs of Hugh to hold of the chief lords.
737. Eas. Simon de Hakeneye of London, pi. John Tygre and Alice his
wife, def. 3 acres of meadow in Leyton. PL and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons. iocs, of silver.
738. Eas. John son of Michael de Takeleye and Katharine his wife, pi. by
the said John her keeper. Richard son of Simon de Halstede and Richard
Huraund, def. i messuage, 40 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 3 acres of
pasture, 3 acres of wood and 55. rent in Bilchangre and Stanstede Mounfichet.
John acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Richard Huraund, as those
which def. have of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of
their bodies to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of John.
739. Eas. Ranulph atte Walle and Sabina his wife, pi. John Baldewyne
of Barlyng and Agatha his wife, def. 4 acres of land in Chelmersford. PL and
the heirs of Ranulph to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
740. Eas. Nicholas de Broughton and Elizabeth his wife, pi. Ranulph de
Ardene and Lucy his wife, def. i messuage, 100 acres of land, 6 acres of
meadow, 5 acres of pasture, 6 acres of wood and izd rent in Heyerothynge.
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Nicholas acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Ranulph, and for this
def. granted two parts of them to pi. and the heirs of Nicholas of the body of
Elizabeth to hold of the chief lords, and also the reversion of the third part,
which Alice late the wife of Ranulph de Ardene holds in dower, with remainder
to the right heirs of Elizabeth. This agreement was made in the presence of
Alice, and she did fealty.
741. Eas. ThomasdeShymplyngge.pl. John de la Lee and Katharine his
wife, def. i mill, 60 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 4 acres of pasture and
55. rent in White Rothyng, Hatfeld Regis and Rothyng Abbatisse. PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
742. Trin.* Walter de Langeton, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, pi.
Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, def. The manor of Fobbyng,
except 3 knights' fees in it and the advowson of the church of the manor. PI.
acknowledged the manor to be the right of def. and for this def. granted it to pi.
to hold for life of the King and his heirs, with reversion to def. and his heirs.
This agreement was made by precept of the King.
743. Trin. John de Kelleveden. pi. Roger le Neweman of Kelleveden, def.
i messuage and 60 acres of land in Tolleshunte Tregoz. PI. and his heirs to
hold of the chief lords. Cons. 100 marks of silver.
744. Trin. Robert son of Walter and Alice his wife, pi. Thomas de
Coulyng, def. The manor of Little Dunmagh. Robert acknowledged the
manor to be the right of def. as that which def. has of his gift, and for this def.
granted it to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the King and his heirs,
with remainder to the right heirs of Robert. This agreement was made by
precept of the King.
745. Trin. John son of Geoffrey le Thressher and Juliana his wife, pi.
Henry de Mullesworth, def. 10 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow, 4 acres of
pasture, 55. rent and a fourth part of i messuage in Westhamme. PI. acknow-
ledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which he has of their gift,
and for this he granted them, to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the
chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of John.
746. Trin. Richard Godsalm and Alice his wife, pi. by Godfrey de Essex in
her place. John de Gynge and Margery his wife, def. 20 acres of wood in
Gynge Rauf. PI. and the heirs of Richard to hold of the chief lords Cons.
10 marks of silver.
747. Trin. John son of Roger Chappeman of Reyle and Joan his wife, pi.
John Bygge and Juliana his wife, def. i messuage and 7^ acres of land in
Orsete. Def. granted the tenements to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold
of def. and the heirs of John, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and
doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to def. and the heirs of John
to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
748. Trin. Robert son of Walter and Alice his wife, pi. Thomas de
Coulyng, def. The manor of Wymbyssh. Settlement as in 744.
749. Made in Trin.* 9 Edward II. John de Brianzoun and Elizabeth his
wife, pi. Nicholas Fermbaud the younger, def. 3 messuages, 7 acres of land,
100 acres of pasture, 60 acres of wood, 7/. iid. rent and a rent of lib. of cumin
in Wakeryngge, North Shobury, Shepelaunde, Suthcherche, Reyle, Benflete,
Legh, Rocheford, Stanford and Stanbrigge, which John Bluet and Eleanor his
wife hold for life. And afterwards granted and recorded in Trin. 12 Edward II.
after the death of the said John and John. PI. and the heirs of John to hold
the reversion of the chief lords. Cons. zool. sterling. This agreement was
made in the presence of Eleanor, and she did fealty.
750. Trin. Walter Waldeshef and Joan his wife, pi. by William de Bentele
in her place. John de Lincoln of London and Agnes his wife, def. 6 acres of
land in Wolcomestowe. PI. and the heirs of Walter to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. 10 marks of silver.
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FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
751. Trin. BenedictdeDittonandJoanhiswife.pl. Thomas son of Acius
atte Noke, def. i messuage, 65 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, 22^ acres of
pasture and i6s. rent in Alvethele. Benedict acknowledged the tenements to be
the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted
them to pi. and the heirs of Benedict to hold of the chief lords.
752. Trin. Humphrey de Waledene, pi. William Herlisoun and Avice his
wife, def. i messuage, 46 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow and 2 acres of
pasture in Rothyngge Beuchaump, Willynghale Rokele and Fifhide. PI. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver.
753. Trin. Amabilla daughter of Sewal de Bromfeld, pi. Sewal de Bromfeld
and Rose his wife, def. g acres of land, i acre of wood and a moiety of i
messuage in Bromfeld. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi.
as those which she has of their gift, and for this she granted them to def. to
hold for their lives of her and her heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of
St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to pi. and her
heirs to hold of the chief lords.
754. Trin. Geoffrey Morel and Joan his wife, pi. Alan Morel, def. The
manor of Morel (manerio Morelli) in White Rothyng. Geoffrey acknowledged
the manor to be the right of def. as that which def. has of his gift, and for this
def. granted it to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief lords,
with remainder to the right heirs of Geoffrey.
755. Trin. John de la Rokele of Wylynghale Rokele, pi. John Walkelyn
of Chesthunte and Joan his wife, def. 30 acres of land, 2.J acres of meadow,
i8rf. rent and a moiety of i messuage and i acre of pasture in Wylynghale
Rokele. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver.
756. Trin. Juliana de Kelebryngle and Richard her son, pi. John Hacon
of Berkyng and Alice his wife, def. i messuage in Berkyng PI. and the heirs
of Juliana to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
757. Trin. William de Bumstede and Ada his wife, pi. Matthew Underwode,
def. i messuage, i mill, 180 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow, 22 acres of
pasture and 445. rent in Alvythele. William acknowledged the tenements to be
the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted
them to pi. to hold for their lives of the chief lords, with remainder to William
their son and the heirs of his body and the right heirs of the said William de
Bumstede.
758. Trin. William atte Walle and Agnes his wife, pi. Thomas atte
Nalderfan and Margaret his wife, def. i messuage and a moiety of i acre of
land in Chelmersford. PI. and the heirs of William to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. 10 marks of silver.
759. Trin.* John son of Lambert Heyroun, pi. John Wygge and Petronilla
his wife, def. i messuage, 10 acres of land and 2 acres of meadow in Great
Sampford. John Wygge acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as
those which pi. has of his gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. and the heirs
of their bodies to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of
John Wygge.
760.* Trin. Nicholas de Nowers and Nicholas his son, pi. Richard Here-
ward and Alice his wife, def. i messuage, 24 acres of land and 4^ acres of
pasture in Alfhampston. PI. and the heirs of Nicholas the son to hold of the
chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
761. Trin.* John de Lacheleye and Isabel his wife, pi. by Peter Rys in her
place. William le Fevre of Great Berdefeld and Margaret his wife, def.
2 messuages, 2 mills, 7 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 2 acres of pasture,
2 acres of alder and $\d. rent in Great Berdefeld. Def. quitclaimed from them-
selves and the heirs of Margaret to pi. and the heirs of John. Cons. 20^. sterling.
FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX. IQI
762. Trin.* John le Ferour of Maldon and Juliana his wife, pi. John de
Bircheleye and Margaret his wife, def. i messuage and 2| acres of land in
Great Maldon. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons 10
marks of silver.
763. Trin.* Stephen le Parker andA!icehiswife,pl. John de Keleshulle,
chaplain, def. i messuage, 80 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, 3 acres of
pasture and 75. 6d. rent in Wylynghale Kokele and Wylynghale Spayne. PI.
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of
their gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for their lives of the chief
lords, with succesive remainders to Thomas son of John Wyther, Alice daughter
of Stephen and Margery her sister and the heirs of their bodies and the right
heirs of the said Alice.
764 Mich. William Ballard of Coggeshale, pi. John [Terry 1 ] and Maud
his wife, imp. i messuage in Coggeshale. PI. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords. Cons. [loos, of silver].
765. Trin.* RalphVincentofGreatBadeweandJoanhiswife.pl. Margaret
late the wife of Simon le Melnere, def. i messuage in Great Maldon which
Richard Fraunceys and Agnes his wife hold for the life of def. of her demise.
PI. and the heirs of Joan to hold the reversion of the chief lords. Cons. zoos,
of silver. This agreement was made in the presence of Richard and Agnes, and
they did fealty.
DIVERS COUNTIES.
12 EDWARD II. 1318
175. Mich. John Engayne and Ellen his wife and Nicholas Engayne, pi.
Thomas de Arderne and Henry de Stradebrok, def. The manors of Nuttele, co.
Essex, and Disyngton, co. Huntingdon. John acknowledged the manors to be
the right of Thomas, as those which def. have of his gift, and for this def.
granted them to John and Ellen to hold for their lives of the chief lords, with
remainder to Nicholas for life, John his son and Joan daughter of Robert
Peverel and the heirs of John of the body of Joan, and the right heirs of the said
John Engayne. Essex, Huntingdon.
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
13 EDWARD II. 1319-1320.
766. Trin. Nicholas le Tumour, pi. Peter Rys, def. i messuage, 120 acres
of land, 5 acres of meadow, 6 acres of pasture and 2os. rent in Finchingfeld.
PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has
of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for life of the chief lords,
with remainder to Thomas atte Welle and Alice his wife and the heirs of their
bodies and the right heirs of pi.
767. Trin. William de la Fenne, pi. John Chaumberleyn and Alice his
wife, def. i messuage, 27 acres of land and 2 acres of meadow in Great
Brockesheved. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 2O/. sterling.
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IQ2 FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
768. Trin. Master John de Malmesbury, clerk, pi. William Marwan of
Stebenhethe and Alice his wife, def. 2 acres of land and 3 [?] acres i rood of
meadow in Westhamme. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of
William to pi. and his heirs. Cons. 405. of silver.
769. Trin. William de Rolleston and James de Bures, pi. William Jour
and Rose his wife, def. i messuage, 76 acres of land, i acre of meadow, 2} acres
of wood and 140 acres of marsh in Brightlingeseye. PI. acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of Rose, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the
heirs of William to hold of the chief lords.
770. Trin. John Wegge of Clare and Maud his wife, pi. John Wyndout
and Maud his wife, def. 8 acres i rood of land and i acre of meadow in Asshe
and the town of Belchamp (Bella Campo) St. Paul. PI. and the heirs of John to
hold of the chief lords. Cons. loos, of silver.
771. Trin. John de Hevenyngham and Joan his wife, pi. Ralph de Coke-
thorp and Henry de Todenham, def. 2 messuages, i mill, 340 acres of land,
6 acres of meadow, 8 acres of wood and 32$. rent in Estwode, Rochesford and
Great Sutton. John acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Ralph, as
those which def. have of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the
heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs
of John.
772. Trin. William Pernele of Little Waltham, pi. John Bussh and Rose
his wife, Ralph Smychyot and Agnes his wife, and John Pye and Maud his wife,
def. i messuage and 10 acres of land in Borham. Def. quitclaimed from them-
selves and the heirs of Rose, Agnes and Maud to pi. and his heirs. Cons. 20
marks of silver.
773. Trin. Edmund Bataille and Isabel his wife, pi. by John de Wykham.
her keeper. Richard Prys, parson of Purlee, def. i messuage, 3 carucates of
land, 12 acres of meadow, 20 acres of pasture, 48 acres of wood and 4 marks rent
in Purlee, Little Wodeham, Maldon, Bromleye, Misteleye and Fanbregg and the
advowson of the church of Misteleye. Edmund acknowledged the tenements and
advowson to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this
def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of Edmund to hold of the chief lords.
774. Trin. Thomas Arnold and Cecily his wife, pi. Nicholas le Prechour
of Berkingge and Margaret his wife, def. i acre i rood of land in Berkyngge.
PI. and the heirs of Thomas to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 405. of silver.
775. Trin. Hugh le Despenser the younger, pi. by William de Cranesle.
Peter Rys, def. The manor of Lacchele and the advowson of the chapel of the
manor. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 300 marks of silver.
776. Trin. Master John de Malmesbury, pi. Roger de Londonstone of
Brambeleye and Maud his wife and William her son, def. 4 acres i rood of land
in Westhamme. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of Roger to pi.
and his heirs. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
777. Trin. John de Ultyng, pi. Roger atte Walle and Eva his wife, def.
A moiety of i messuage, 50 acres of land, i acre of meadow, i| acres of pasture
and 55. 2d. rent in Hatfelde Peverel, Ulting and Lageford. Def. quitclaimed
from themselves and the heirs of Roger to pi. and his heirs. Cons. 100 marks of
silver.
778. Trin. John de Bousser the elder, pi. John de Prayeres, def. The
manor of Langeford. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. And for this
pi. granted that he and his heirs will render yearly 40^. to def. for life, viz. lol. at
the Nat. of St. J.B., Michaelmas, Christmas and Easter, with power of distraint.
779. Trin. Francis Bachemo and Joan his wife, pi. John Bygod and Joan
his wife, def. 2 messuages. 260 acres of land, 12 acres of meadow, 22 acres of
pasture and 305. rent in Hornyngdon. PL acknowledged the tenements to be
the right of Joan wife of John, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for
FEET OF FINES EOR ESSEX. IQ3
the life of Joan wife of Francis of def. and the heirs of Joan, rendering yearly
i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with
reversion to def. and the heirs of Joan.
780.' Mich. Andrew Huraunt and Richard his son, pi. Master Richard
Huraunt and John Dyen of Halstede, def. 3 mills, 6 acres of land, 4 acres of
meadow and ^id. rent in Halstede and Hengeham Sibile. Andrew acknowledged
the tenements to be the right of John, as those which def. have of his gift, and
For this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of the body of Richard to hold of
the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Andrew.
781. Mich. Thomas atte Noke and Emma his wife, pi. Thomas son of
Acius atte Noke, def. i messuage, 60 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow and
4 acres of pasture in Bolewefen and Donton. Thomas acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this
def. granted them to pi. to hold for their lives of the chief lords, with remainder
to Henry son of Thomas atte Noke for life and the right heirs of Thomas atte
Noke.
782. Mich. Hugh de Chelmerford, pi. Iterus de Campes of London and Rose
his wife, def. 8 acres of land, i acre of pasture, 4^. rent and a moiety of i acre of
meadow in Borham. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. lol.
sterling.
783. Mich. Agnes P[er 2 ]les, pi. Nicholas le Meleward of Great Donma we and
Alice his wife, def. i messuage in Great Donmawe. Def. quitclaimed from
themselves and the heirs of Nicholas to pi. and her heirs. Cons. loos, of silver.
784. Mich. Robert de Akenham, chaplain, pi. William de Tendring and
Margaret his wife, def. i messuage, 120 acres of land, 18 acres of meadow, 24
acres of marsh and 8s. rent in West Thurrok. William acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of pi. as those which pi. has of his gift, and for this pi.
granted them to def. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief lords, with
remainder to the right heirs of William.
785. Mich. John de Lancastre and Annora his wife, pi. by John de Haveryng-
ton in her place. The abbot of Stretford, def. The manor of Estham. John
acknowledged the manor to be the right of the abbot and his church of St.
Mary, Stretford, as that which the abbot has of his gift, and for this the abbot
granted it to pi. to hold for their lives of the King and his heirs, with reversion
to the abbot and his successors. This agreement was made by precept of the
King.
786. Mich. John de Strengesham, pi. John de Risleye and Joan his wife, def.
4 acres of wood in Great Chishull. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. 10 marks of silver.
787. Mich. Roger Spenser of Little Okie and Isabel his wife, pi. Roger le
Knyght of Farnham and Olyve his wife, def. i messuage and a moiety of i acre
of land in Farnham by Storteford. PI. and the heirs of Roger to hold of the
chief lords. Cons. 405. of silver.
788. Mich. Walter le Rouwe of Black Notele, pi. Geoffrey le Rouwe, def.
i messuage, 14 acres of land and i acre of meadow in Black Notele. PI.
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his
gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for life of the chief lords, with
remainder to John le Rouwe and Robert le Rouwe, chaplains, for their lives and
the right heirs of pi.
789. Mich. John Frossh of London, pi. John son of Stephen de Parys of
Perndon and Alice his wife, def. 33! acres of land, 2 acres of meadow and 3
acres of pasture in Herlawe and Laufare Magdalen. PI. and his heirs to hold of
the chief lords. Cons, too marks of silver.
i Fines 780-789, in Michaelmas term, are at York.
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790. Eds. BartholomewdeBadelesmere.pl. John Breton and Alice his wife,
def. The manor of Little Stambregg and the advowson of the church of the
manor. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of Alice to pi. and his
heirs. Cons. lool. sterling.
791. Eds. William son of William Gernoun, pi. William Gernouri the
elder, def. The manor of Theyden Gernoun and the advowson of the church of
the manor, which Richard de Teye, parson of Theyden Gernoun, holds for life
of the demise of def. Def. granted the reversion to pi. and the heirs of his body
to hold of def. and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and
doing to the chief lords all services, with remainder to Ralph brother of pi. and
the heirs of his body to hold of the same and to def. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords. Cons. 100 marks of silver. This agreement was made in the
presence of Richard, and he did fealty.
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792. Mich. Simon Perot of Alvythele and Cecily his wife, pi. Elias Soneye
and Seluana his wife, def. 3 acres of land in Alvythele. PI. and the heirs of
Simon to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 405. of silver.
793. Mich. Ralph Giffard and Egidia his wife, pi. Henery Meynel and
Isabel his wife, def. i messuage, 100 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow, 3 acres of
wood and a rent of 2 capons in Wymbissh and Thakstede. Ralph acknowledged
the tenements to be the right of Henry, and for this def. granted them to pi. and
the heirs of Ralph to hold of the chief lords.
794. Mich. John Morgan and Alice de Santon, pi. by Ralph de Weston in her
place. William Walram of London and Juliana his wife, def. i messuage, 180
acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, 4 acres of wood and 205. rent in Chingelford.
PI. and theheirs of Alice to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
795. Mich. Robert de Herlawe, clerk, pi. Walter Treweman and Cecily his
wife, def. i messuage in Herlawe. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. iocs, of silver.
796. Mich. Richard Ascelee, pi. John de Laufare and Joan his wife, def.
30 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 3 roods of wood, i-\ acres of moor, 55. rent
and a fourth part of i messuage in Fifhide. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
797. Mich. Henry Gernet and Margery his wife, pi. by the said Henry in her
place. John de Gomeldon and Agnes his wife, def. i messuage, 180 acres of
land, 4 acres of meadow and id. rent in Wenyton, Alvythele, Reynham and
Stifford. ' Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of Agnes to pi. and the.
heirs of Henry. Cons. lool. sterling. Endorsed : Thomas son of John de Tany
puts in his claim.
798. Mich. Agnes late the wife of Richard de Clovill and William son of
Richard de Clovill and Isabel his wife, pi. by Peter Rys her keeper. John
Heroun and John, parson of Suthanyngfeld, def. 4 messuages, 2 carucates of
land, 24 acres of meadow, 12 acres of pasture, 20 acres of wood and loos, rent in
Westhanyngfeld. Agnes and William acknowledged the tenements to be the
right of John Heroun, as those which def. have of their gift, and for this def.
granted them to pi. and the heirs of the bodies of William and Isabel to hold of
the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of William.
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799. Mich. Ralph le Chaundeler of Colchester and Constance his wife, pi.
Richard Bygor and Margery his wife, def. i messuage in Colchester. PI. and
the heirs of Ralph to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver.
800. Eas. Hugh de Feringe and Eleanor his wife, pi. Simon le Barnere of
Teye, chaplain, and John [son of] Abel, chaplain, def. i messuage, 300 acres of
land, 10 acres of meadow, 10 acres of pasture, 5 acres of wood and 6 marks rent
in Eeringe and Teye. Hugh acknowledged the tenements to be the right of
Simon, as those which def. have of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi.
and the heirs of Hugh to hold of the chief lords. Endorsed : Henry Bacun and
Margaret his wife put in their claim.
801. Trin.* Thomas de Isham and Katharine his wife and Joan and Isabel
her daughters, pi. John son of Richard de Hattefeld Peverel, def. 2 messuages,
180 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, 12 acres of pasture, 30 acres of wood and
175. 4^. rent in Wytham and Hattefeld Peverel. Thomas and Katharine
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of
their gift, and for this def. granted them to them to hold for their lives of the
chief lord, with remainder to Joan and Isabel for their lives and the right heirs
of Katharine.
802. Trin.* John elder son of Vincent de Herteford and Walter de Sancto
Albano, pi. Richard Salade of Eppynge and Alice his wife, def. i messuage in
Waltham Holy Cross. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. loos, of silver. Endorsed: The abbot of Waltham Holy Cross puts in his
claim.
803. Trin.* Master John de Malmesbery, pi. Thomas le Brewere and Goda
his wife, def. 7 acres of land in Westhamme. PL and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords. Cons. loos, of silver.
804. Trin.* Richard Burnote of Great Claketon and Agnes his wife, pi.
William de Lopham, vicar of Bungeye, def. i|- messuages, 47 acres of land,
2\ acres of meadow, 2s. 4^. rent and a moiety of i acre of wood in Great
Claketon, the town of St. Osith and Wyleye. Richard acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this
def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief lords,
with remainder to the right heirs of Richard.
805. Trin.* Joan late the wife of John de Tillebury, pi. Master Richard
Abel, def. The manors of Westtillebury and Westnewelond and the advowsons
of the church and chapel of the manor of Westtillebury. -PI. to hold for life the
manor of Westtillebury and the advowsons of the King and his heirs and the
reversion of the manor of Westnewelond which Robert de Gyngges and Joan his
wife hold in dower of the inheritance of def. of the chief lords, with remainder to
Idonia daughter of the said John and Joan and the heirs of her body and the
right heirs of John. Cons. 2OO/. sterling This agreement, so far as the first
manor and advowsons, was made by precept of the King. It was made in the
presence of Robert and Joan, and they did fealty.
8c6. Eas. John de Latton of Chepingaungre, pi. Henry son of John de
Longe of Coggeshale and Alice his wife, def. i messuage and i acre of land in
Chepingaungre. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of Alice to pi.
and his heirs. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
807. Trin.* John de Brokesbourn and Elizabeth his wife and Nicholas their
son, pi. by John Paries in her place and by the same John, keeper of Nicholas.
Richard de Hastyng, def. i messuage, 100 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow,
15 acres of alder and 135. rent in Mistelegh. John acknowledged the tenements
to be the right of def. and for this def. granted them to John and Elizabeth to
hold for their lives of the chief lords, with succcessive remainders to Nicholas
and William his brother and the heirs male of their bodies and the right heirs of
John de Brokesbourn.
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808. Trin. Sewal de Springefeld and Alice his wife, pi. Nicholas de
Kyngeston, clerk, and John de Tendring, def. i messuage, 80 acres of land, 3
acres of meadow, 15 acres of wood and 2os. rent in Springefeld and Terling.
Sewal acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Nicholas, as those which
def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of the body
of Sewal to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to Leticia his daughter and
the heirs of her body and his right heirs.
809. Trin. John de Crek and Joan his wife, pi. by Stephen de Chesterton in
her place. William de Crek, def. i messuage, qo acres of land, 3 acres of
meadow, 7 acres of pasture, 2 acres of wood and 55. rent in Hatfeld Peverel.
John acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has
of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for their lives of def. and
his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chieC
lords all services, with remainder to John son of Geoffrey de Burdeleys and
Margaret daughter of John de Crek and the heirs of their bodies, and reversion
to def. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
810. Trin. Arnulph de Mounteny the younger, pi. Arnulph de Mounteny
the elder, def . i messuage, 2 carucates of land, 12 acres of meadow, 12 acres of
pasture, 10 acres of wood and 8s. rent in Gynge Mounteny. PI. acknowledged
the tenements to be the right of def. and for this def. granted them to pi. and the
heirs of his body to hold of def. and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat.
of St. J.B. with remainder to Guy brother of pi. and the heirs of his body to hold
as above, and reversion to def. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
811. Trin. Thomas Rys, pi. Richard de Ispannia of Finchingfeld, def.
zos. rent and -j knight's fee in Wylinghale Spayne, Wylinghale Rokele and
Wylinghale Do. PI. to hold of the chief lords, with the homage and service of
Matthew son of Robert Mingy of Wylinghale Spaigne and his heirs. Cons. iol.
sterling. This agreement was made in the presence of Matthew, and he did fealty.
812. Trin. John de Sancto Phileberto, pi. Robert Belet, def. i messuage,
82 acres of land, 5^ acres of meadow, 4 acres of pasture, 31 acres of wood, 3 acres
of alder and 8s. rent in Little Reynes which Thomas de Reynes and Agnes his
wife hold for their lives of the inheritance of def. PI. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver. This agreement was made in the presence
of Thomas and Agnes, and they did fealty.
813. Trin. Henry de Cokham, pi. Clement de Cokham of Berneston, deL
3 messuages, 170 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow, 10 acres of pasture, 6 acres of
wood and 2is. lod. rent in Berneston, Great Dunmawe, Little Dunmawe and
High Estreu. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those
which pi. has of his gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for life of
pi. and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the
chief lords all services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords.
814. Trin. George atte Boure and Margery his wife, pi. Henry de \Vodeston,.
chaplain, def. i messuage, 80 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, 3 acres of
pasture, 10 acres of wood and 45. $d. rent in North \Vodeham. George acknow-
ledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift,
and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the
chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of George.
815. Trin.* Richard de Staples and Cristina his wife, pi. Robert atte
Hathe of Messingg and Joan his wife, def. i messuage, 57 acres of land, i acre
of meadow, 2 acres of wood and 75. $d. rent in Little Totham. PI. and the heirs,
of Richard to hold of the chief lords. Cons. loos, of silver. Endorsed : Maud
and Cristiana, sisters and heirs of Roger le Longe, put in their claim.
816. Trin. Agnes Giuenot, pi. by John Paries. John Josep the elder and
Meliora his wife, def. i| acres of land in Claketon. PI. and her heirs to hold
of the chief lords. Cons. 405. of silver.
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(Si-. Trin. William atte Stoure of Ksshe and Ismania his wife, pi. William
Rykedoun and Alice his wife, def. 2| acres of land in Little Cielham. PI. and
the heirs of Ismania to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 405. of silver.
818. Trin. Humphrey de Waledene, pi. John son of Robert de Burnavill,
def. The manor of Laufare Magdalene and the advowson of the church of the
manor. PL and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. TOO/, sterling.
819. Trin. Thomas Brian of Suthwerk and Alice his wife, pi. Thomas le
Brewere of Westhamme and Goda his wife, def. i mill and a moiety of i acre
of land in Westhamme. PI. and the heirs of Thomas to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. lol. sterling.
820. Trin. William Thurston of Houeden, pi. Nicholas son of John de
Stebbyngg and Katherine his wife, def. i messuage, 2 mills, 10 acres of land, 6
acres of meadow, 3 acres of alder and id. rent in Little Berdefeld and Great
Berdefeld. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. iol. sterling.
821. Eas. Ralph de Mordale, pi. by Hamo Plana/. William Cros and Alice
his wife, def. i messuage, 98 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow and us. 6d. rent
in Chingelford. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 100 marks of
silver.
822. Eas. Adam Jacob of Shenefeld the elder, pi. Adam Jacob of Shenefeld
the younger, def. i messuage, 4 acres of meadow, 10 acres of pasture and a
moiety of i carucate of land in Shenefeld. PI. acknowledged the tenements to
be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted
them to pi. to hold for life of the chief lords, with successive remainders to John
son of pi. and Adam his brother and the heirs of their bodies and the right heirs
of pi.
823. Eas. Simon de Hormed, pi. Thomas Aufre of Laufare Magdalene and
Violet his wife, def. 8 acres of land in Laufare Magdalene. Def. quitclaimed
from themselves and the heirs of Thomas to pi. land his heirs. Cons. loos, of
silver.
824. Eas. John de Cokermuth, clerk, pi. John de Esthalle and Maud his
wife, def. i messuage, 140 acres of land, 30 acres of meadow, 25 acres of pasture,
8 acres of wood and 705. rent in Dakenham, Berkyng and Ilford. Def. quit-
claimed from themselves and the heirs of Maud to pi. and his heirs. Cons. 6ol.
sterling.
825. Eas. Robert de Cheddeworth and Alice his wife, pi. by Henry de
Bradele in her place. Richard \Varde of Elmestede and Joan his wife, def. The
manor of Fratyng and i messuage, 200 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow and 12
acres of wood in Renetlegh. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of
Joan to pi. and the heirs of Alice. Cons. lool. sterling.
826. Hil. Maud late the wife of Roger de Botyngham, pi. Ralph Hereward
and Ralph de Cokthorp, def. i messuage, 67 acres of land, 7 acres of meadow,
20 acres of wood and 75. rent in Raurethe, Hokkele, Hakewell and Reyle. PI.
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Ralph Hereward, as those which
def. have of her gift, and for this def. granted them to her to hold for life of the
chief lords, with remainder to William de Meerk and the heirs of his body and
William de la Beche and his heirs.
827. Same date. William de la Beche, pi. Maud late the wife of Roger de
Botyngham, def. i messuage, 240 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow,- 12 acres of
pasture, 95 acres of w~ood and 22s. jd. rent in Raurethe, Hokkele, Hakewelle and
Reyle. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which
he has of her gift, and for this he granted them to her to hold for life of him and
his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief
lords all services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
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8^8 Hil John de Cokermuth, pi. William son of Thomas de Dakenham,
def " i messuage, 140 acres of land, 30 acres of meadow, 25 acres of pasture, 8
acres of wood and 70$. rent in Dakenham which John de list ha 11 and Maud his
wife hold for her life of the inheritance of def. PI. and his heirs to hold the
reversion of the chief lords. Cons. 100 marks of silver. This agreement was
made in the presence of John de Esthall and Maud, and they did fealty.
Endorsed : Henry son of Thomas de Dakenham puts in his claim.
829 Hil. John de Cokermuth, clerk, pi. William de Cossale, clerk, def.
i messuage, 140 acres of land, 30 acres of meadow. 25 acres of pasture, 8 acres of
wood and TOS. rent in Dakenham. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the
right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this del', granted them to
him to hold for life of the chief lords, with remainder to Peter le Mareschal and
Agnes his wife and the heirs of their bodies and the right heirs of pi. Endorsed :
Henry son of Thomas de Dakenham puts in his claim.
830. Hil. John son of John Aylward, pi. James le I.oy of Halstede and
Philippa his wife, def. i messuage in Halstede. PI. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords. Cons. iocs, of silver.
831. Hil. Alexander le Plomer, pi. Agnes late the wife of William le
Plomer of Welcomstowe, def. 19 messuages, 440 acres of land, j8 acres of
meadow, 14 acres of pasture, 22 acres of wood and IDS. 6c/. rent in Welcomstowe,
Wolfhelrneston and Berkyng. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right
of pi. as those which he has of her gift, and for this he granted them t- her to hold
for life of him and his heirs, rendering yearly 2os. of silver at the Xat. of St. J.B.
and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs to
hold of the chief lords.
832. Hil. William son of Arnulph atte More and Denise his wife pL
Laurence Gurney,def. i messuage, 54 rcres of land and bd. rent in Great Burgh-
stede. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Denise, as those
which pi. have of his gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for life of
pi. and the heirs of Denise, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and
doing to the chief lords all services, with remainder to Alice daughter of William
Gvngiure to hold for life as above and reversion to pi. and the heirs of Denise to
hold of the chief lords.
83}. Hil. Robert.de Walkefare, pi. John Saussemere of Maneweden and
Hawisia his wife, def. 6 marks rent in Farnham, S[tan]sted and Maneweden.
PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 2O/. sterling.
834. Hil. Maud late the wife of Roger de Botyngham, pi. Ralph Hereward
and Ralph de Cokthorp, def. i messuage, 140 acres of land, 7 acres of
meadow and ^d. rent in Retyndon. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the
right of Ralph Hereward, as those which def. have of her gift, and for this def.
granted them to her to hold for life of the chief lords, with remainder to William
de, Meerk and Isabel his wife and the heirs of their bodies and his right heirs.
835. Hil. William de Teye, pi. Robert de Teye and Anne his wife, def. i
messuage, 3 mills, 240 acres of land, 50 acres of wood, 8 acres of meadow, 10
acres of alder and 8s. rent in Ardleye. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be
the right of Robert, and for this def. granted them to him and the heirs of his
body to hold of def. and the heirs of Robert, rendering yearly i rose at the Xat.
of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to def. and the
heirs of Rubert.
836. Hil. William de Sutton, ' carpenter,' and Juliana his wife, pi. Peter le
Noble of Hadlegh and Constance his wife, imp. i messuage, 3 acres of land and
3 acres of wood in Hadlegh. Imp. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of
Peter to pi. and the heirs of William. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
837. Hil. John atte Stokette, pi. Walter Hodyng and Alice his wife, def.
1 messuage, i carucate of land, 15 acres of [meadow], 23 acres of wood and 4/.
rent in Gosefeld, Halstede, Hyddyngham Sibille and Bockyng. PI. and his heirs
to hold of the chief lords. And for this pi. granted that he and his heirs will
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render yearly to Walter for life jl. sterling in moieties at Michaelmas and Easter,
and to Alice for life if she survive Walter 5 marks of silver only, with power
of distraint.
838. Hil. John Milis of Berkyngge, pi. Simon le Wodward of Stanford
Ryvers and Avice his wife, def. 3 acres of land in Berkyngge. PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. loos, of silver.
839. Hil. Walter Toprest and Maud his wife, pi. John le White of Hockele,
def. 2 messuages and 26 acres oi land in Norton and Wodeham Ferers. Walter
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his
gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of
the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Maud.
840. Hil. William de Cusancia, clerk, pi. Simon Poyntel and Leticia his
wife, def. i messuage, 60 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow and 135. $d. rent in
Stifford. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 2O/. sterling.
841. Mich. Peter Ode the younger, pi. Peter Ode the elder, def. i messuage,
27 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 6 acres of pasture and 2 acres of wood in
Wodeham Water. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 40 marks
of silver.
842. Mich. John le Roo of Shaldeford and Cristiana his wife, pi. John
Lucas of Shaldeford, def. i messuage, 48 acres of land, i rood of meadow and
4^. rent in Shaldeford. John le Roo acknowledged the tenements to be the right
of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi.
and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords.
843. Mich. John Dyen of Halsted, pi. William son of Stephen Scot and
Agnes his wife, def. 5 acres of land in Great Mapeltersted. PI. and his heirs to
hold of the chief lords. Cons. 40$. of silver.
844. Mich. John atte Tye of Terlyng and Alice his wife, pi. by John Paries
in her place. John Mandevill of Borham and Agnes his wife, def. i messuage,
16 acres of land and if acres of wood in Borham. PI. and his heirs to hold of,
the chief lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver.
845. Mich. John de la Mare and Margery his wife, pi. Robert atte Fryth,
def. i messuage, 30 acres of land, i acre of meadow and 43. yd. rent in
Gyngeioyberdlandre. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. 2O/. sterling.
846. Mich. Adam Aleyn of Berkyngge and Alice his wife, pi. Roger Brid
of Berkyngg and Alice his wife, def. 2 acres of land in Berkyngg. PI. and the
heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs
of Adam. Cons. 408. of silver.
847. Mich. John de Lancastre and Annora his wife, pi. by Robert Parnyng
in her place. Robert de Veer, earl of Oxford, def. The manor of Stanstede
Mounfichet and the advowson of the priory of Thremenhale. John acknowledged
the manor and advowson to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his
gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for their lives of the King and
his heirs, with remainder to Roger de Lancastre for life and Thomas de Veer and
Agnes his wife and his heirs. This agreement was made by precept of the King.
848. Mich. Ralph Giffard and Egidia his wife, pi. Thomas son of William
de Hanyngfeld, def. The manor of Stanleye which Alice late the wife of William
de Hanyngfeld holds in dower of the inheritance of def. Ralph acknowledged
the manor to be the right of def. and for this def. granted the reversion to pi. and
the heirs of their bodies, with remainder to the right heirs of Ralph. I his
agreement was made in the presence of Alice, and she did fealty.
849. Mich. John de Tany and Alice his wife and John their son, pi. by John
de Wykham in place of Alice and by the same John, keeper of John the son.
Robert de la Doune, def. 120 acres of marsh in Bradewell by Tillyngham.
John de Tany acknowledged the marsh to be the right of def. as that which def.
has of his gift, and for this def. granted it to pi. and the heirs of John de Tany
to hold of the chief lords.
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850. Mich. Henry Gernet and Margery his wife, pi. by the said Henry in her
place. Robert Ledet and Joan his wife, def. i messuage, 90 acres of land,
8 acres of meadow, 6 acres of pasture, 16 acres of wood and 325. rent in White
Rothynges. PI. and the heirs of Henry to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 100
marks of silver.
851. Mich. Bartholomew de Badelesmere, pi. Hugh le Despenser the
younger, def. The manor of Lyndesele which Jakemina late the wife of Robert
de Meerk holds for life. PI. and his heirs to hold the reversion of the King and
his heirs. Cons. icol. sterling. This agreement was made by precept of the
King and in the presence of Jakemina, and she did fealty. Endorsed : Simon son
of Ralph Pyrot puts in his claim.
852. Mich. Hugh le Despenser the younger, pi. by Henry de Ammesbury.
John de Larchele and Isabel his wife, def. The manor of Lyndesele which
Jakemina late the wife of Robert de Merk holds for life of the demise of def.
PI. and his heirs to hold the reversion of the King and his heirs. Cons. 200
marks of silver. This agreement was made by precept of the King and in the
presence of Jakemina, and she did fealty. Endorsed: Simon son of Ralph 1'yrot
puts in his claim.
853. Mich. Nicholas son of John de Bello Campo, pi. John de Bello Campo
of Fyfhide, def. i messuage, i carucate of land and i knight's fee in Beauchaump
Willeme which William de Bello Campo holds for life of the demise of def. PI.
and his heirs to hold the reversion of the chief lords. Cons. 100 marks of silver.
This agreement was made in the presence of William, and he did fealty.
854. Mich. John Wegge and Maud his wife, pi. by Nicholas Kempe in her
place. John Wyndout and Maud his wife, def. 2 acres of meadow in As^hr.
John Wegge acknowledged the meadow to be the right of Maud the wife of John
Wyndout, and for this def. granted it to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold
of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of John Wegge.
855. Mich. William Spark of Writele, pi. John son of William Sire of
Stanstede Munfichet and Maud his wife, def. A moiety of i messuage and iis.
rent in Berkyngge. PL and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. loos, of
silver.
856. Mich. Thomas atte Gate and Richard atte Gate, pi. John le Col of
Ferynge and Alice his wife, def. i messuage, 24 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow
and as. Sd. rent in Canewedon. PL and the heirs of Richard to hold of the chief
lords. Cons. 20 marks 'of silver. Endorsed: James de Lambourne puts in his
claim.
857. Mich. Hugh de Codenham, pi. Michael Gunselyn and Agnes his wife,
def. 12 acres of land in Halstede. PL and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. 405. of silver.
858. Mich. Richard Ascelyn, pi. John de Wengrave and Cristiana his wife
and Thomas his son and Maud his wife, def. i messuage, 120 acres of land, 9
acres of meadow, 5 acres of pasture and 2os. rent in Laufare Maudeleyne, Morton,
Northweld, Bobyngeworth, Fyfhide, Westwode and High Aungre. Def. quit-
claimed from themselves and the heirs of Thomas to pi. and his heirs. Cons.
100 marks of silver.
859. Mich. Ralph son of John de la Hulle, pi. Jordan son of Hugh le
Chapman of Westhurrok and Beatrice his wife, def. i messuage and 4 acres of
land in Westhurrok. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of Beatrice
to pi. and his heirs. Cons. loos, of silver.
860. Mich. Robert son of Robert Lanerk, pi. Robert Lanark, def. i
messuage, 32 acres of land, 3! acres of meadow and 35. id. rent in Great
Sampford and Little Sampford. PL and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. 100 marks of silver.
FFET OF FINES FOR KSSEX. 2OI
86 1. Hil. Robert son of Robert de Teye, pi. Robert de Teye, def. i
messuage, 40 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, 2 acres of wood and los. rent in
Teye Maundevill. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 4O/. sterling.
862. Mich. Edmund Bataille, pi. Robert Oliver and Margery his wife, def'
i messuage, 50 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow, 1 2 acres of wood, gs. rent and a
rent of i cock and 6 hens in Dodynghurst. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. And for this pi. granted that he and his heirs will render yearly 5 marks
of silver to def. for the life of Margery, in moieties at Easter and Michaelmas,
with power of distraint.
863. Mich. John de Bello Campoof Fyfhyde and Maud daughter of Richard
Inthelane of Lyston, pi. Nicholas de Bello Campo, def. The manor of Eston
Halle in Beuchaump Willelmi. John acknowledged the manor to be the right
of def. and for this def. granted the reversion of the manor, held by William de
Bello Campo for life of his inheritance, to pi. to hold for their lives of def. and
his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of S. J.B. and doing to the chief
lords all services, with remainder to Thomas and William, sons of Maud, to hold
for the life of Thomas of def. and his heirs, rendering 5 marks of silver yearly in
moieties at Easter and Michaelmas and doing to the chief lords all services, with
reversion to def. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. This agreement was
made in the presence of William de Bello Campo, and he did fealty.
DIVERS COUNTIES.
14 EDWARD II. 1320.
191. Trin.* Hugh de Audele the younger and Margaret his wife, pi. Hugh
le Despenser the younger and Eleanor his wife, def. The manor of Rihale, co.
Rutland, the manor of Retherfeld and 7,000 acres of wood in Retherfeld, co.
Sussex, 1,000 acres of wood in Westpekham and Tonbrigge, co. Kent, 300 acres
of pasture and 200 acres of wood in Bisseye, co. Middlesex, 3 knights' fees in
Chelsham and Warlingham, co. Surrey, the advowsons of the churches of
Caldecote and Berton St. Andrew, co. Norfolk, the advowson of the church of
Allhallows the Great, London, a moiety of i knight's fee in Esshe Reigne and
the manors of Langetrewe in Chitilhampton except 73-^ and 2) knights' fees in
them, the hundred of Wynkele in the manor of Chitilhampton and the advowson
-of the church of the manor of Langetrewe, co. Devon, the manor of Bisseye
except 300 acres of pasture and 200 acres of wood in it, co. Hertford, and i
knight's fee in Welde and the manor of Welde except 5^ knights' fees in it, co.
Essex. PI. and the heirs of Margaret to hold of the King and his heirs in
exchange for the castle and borough of Newport (de Xouo Burgo) and the manors
of Stowe, Rempni, Diueleys, Maghay and Kreneboth and 3 knights' fees in
Basselek Ebboz, Coitkarnan by Diueleys, Becaneslegh and the towns of St. Bride
and St. Mellons and the advowsons of the priory of Malpas (de Malo Passu) and
the churches of Maghay and Lanuhangel in Wenthelok. This agreement was
made by precept of the King. Rutland, Kent, Surrey, London, Hertford, Sussex,
Middlesex, Norfolk, Devon, Essex.
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
15 EDWARD II. 1312-1322.
864. Trin.* Robert de Bemflet and Alice his wife, pi. Thomas, vicar of
All Saints, Maldon, def. i messuage, 18 acres of land and 55. gd. rent in Great
Maldon and Great Shobury. Robert acknowledged the tenements to be the right
of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to
hold for their lives of the chief lords, with remainder to Alice daughter of Robert
and her heirs.
2O2 FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
865. The same date and parties. 2 messuages, 10 acres of land, 7 acres of
marsh and $d. rent in Great Maldon and Great Shobury. Similar settlement on
pi. and the heirs of Robert.
866. .Mich. Richard Batyn of Manytre, pi. Thomas Batyn of Manytre, def.
1 messuage in Misteley. PI. and the heirs of his body to hold of def. and his
heirs, rendering yearly to def. for his life 6s. 8d. in moieties at Michaelmas and
Easter and afterwards i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. to his heirs and doing to
the chief lords all services, with reversion to def. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords.
867. Mich. Clement Godssveyn of Hatfeld Regis, clerk, pi. by Richard
Godsweyn. John son of Ralph de Fynchingfeld and Sabina his wife, def.
2 messuages, 50 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 3 acres of pasture and 2s.
rent in Hallyngebery Neville. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Con,
40 marks of silver.
868. Mich. Richard Gossalm and Alice his wife, pi. John de Meldebourn,
parson of Orsete, def. i messuage, 100 acres of land, 9 acres of meadow, 100
acres of marsh and loos, rent in Esttillebury and Westtillebury. Richard
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of
his gift, and for this def^ granted them to pi. and the heirs of Richard to hold of
the chief lords.
869. Mich. John son of Robert de Belencumbre, pi. by John Hervy, his
keeper. Peter Rys, def. i messuage, 80 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow,
i acre of pasture, 3 acres of wood and 8s. rent in Finchingfeld which Walter le
Clerk and Ellen his wife hold for her life. PI. and his heirs to hold the reversion
of the chief lords. Cons. 60 marks of silver. This agreement was made in the
presence of Walter and Ellen, and they did fealty.
870. Mich. Benedict de Bures and Cecily his wife, pi. Philip le Baker of
Halstede, def. i messuage, 5 acres of land, i acre of meadow and 45. rent in
Halstede, Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Cecily, and for
this pi. granted them to def. to hold for life of pi. and the heirs of Cecily,
rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the. chief lords all
services, with reversion to pi. and the heirs of Cecily.
871. Mich. Robert de Rocheford and Isolda daughter of William son of
Warin, pi. by Adam Sare in her place. Thomas de Abiton, parson of Sutton,
and Stephen de Rocheford, chaplain, def. The manors of Rocheford and Berdene
and 1,100 acres of marsh in Rocheford and the advowson of the church of the
same town. Robert acknowledged the said tenements and advowson to be the
right of Thomas, as those which def. have of his gift, and for this def. granted
them to pi. to hold for their lives of the King and his heirs, with successive
remainders to Thomas son of Robert and John son of Robert and the heirs male
of their body and the right heirs of Robert. This agreement was made by
precept of the King.
872. Hil. Thomas de Dovercourt, clerk, pi. John de Thorp of Little Reynes r
def. 100 acres of land in Little Reynes. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
873. Mich. Simon de Henham and Lora his wife and John son of Simon de
Henham and Margery his wife, pi. by Simon le Hunte in place of Margery.
Ralph le Hunte of Lavenham, def. 3 messuages, 163 acres of land, n acres of
meadow, 10 acres of pasture and 8s. 8d. rent in Stepelbumstede. Simon and
Lora acknowledged the teaiements to be the right of def. as those which he has
of their gift, and for this he granted them to pi. and the heirs of John to hold of
the chief lords.
874. Mich. William Mannyng the elder and Maud his wife, pi. Roger atte
Stane of Waltham Holy Cross and Cristina his wife, def. 10 acres of land and
i acre of meadow in Chyngeford. William acknowledged the tenements to be
the right of Cristina, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of their
bodies to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Maud.
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875. Mich. Richard Fillol and Emma his wife, pi. by John Starlyng in her
place. John de Maundevile and Agnes his wife, def. 10 acres of land in Borham.
Richard acknowledged the land to he the right of John, and for this def. granted
it to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief lords, with remainders
to Baldwin son of Richard and the heirs of his body and the right heirs of
Richard.
876. Mich. Richard le Bakere of Great Hoylaund, pi. Amandus de Ruda,
def. A moiety of i messuage, 94 acres i rood of land, 2 acres i rood of meadow,
7 acres of wood and 8 acres i rood of marsh in Great Hoylaund. Def. quit-
claimed to pi. and his heirs. Cons. 2O/. sterling.
877. Mich. Thomas de Alderhegge, pi. Robert Saier of Colchester and
Margery his wife, def. i messuage in Colchester. PI. and his heirs to hold of
the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
878. Mich. John Chastelon and Sabina his wife, pi. Walter de Bassyngburn,
chaplain, def. i messuage, 25 acres of land, 12 acres of meadow, 30 acres of
marsh and 14$. rent in Esttillebury. John acknowledged the tenements to be
the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted
them to pi. and the heirs of the body of John to hold of the chief lords, with
remainder to Geoffrey de Berdefeld and Isolda his wife and her heirs.
879. Mich. Thomas atte Gate, pi. John Godebold and Katharine his wife,
def. 8 acres of land in Canewedon. PI. acknowledged the land to be the right
of Katharine, and for this def. granted it to him to hold for life of the chief lords,
with remainder to Joan daughter of Philip Mot and the heirs of her body and
the right heirs of pi.
880. Mich. John de Catfeld, pi. Richard le Lauedisone of Stanstede and
Beatrice his wife, def. i messuage, i\ acres of land and 2^ acres of pasture in
Rewenhale. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs-of Bea-'trice. to pi.
and his heirs. Cons. to/, sterling.
881. Mich. Nicholas le Rymour, pi. Roger Austyn and Alice his wife, def.
i messuage and i acre of land in Herewardestok. PI. and his heirs to hold of
the chief lords. Cons. 405. of silver.
882. Mich. William de Chalke and Alice his wife, pi. Gilbert Wymark,
clef, i messuage, 50 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, i acre of wood and is.qd.
rent in Heydene and Crysteshale. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the
right of William, as those which pi. have of his gift, and for this pi. granted
them to him to hold for life of pi. and the heirs of William, rendering yearly
i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services" with
remainder to Agnes daughter of Robert de Dunmowe to hold for life as above,
and reversion to pi. and the heirs of William.
883. Mich. Richard Kere and Margery his wife, pi. by Robert de Hales in
her place. Hugh de Kyngeston and Alice his wife, def. i messuage, 29 acres of
land, 2 acres of meadow, i acre of pasture and 40?. rent in Rothyng Abbatisse.
PI. and the heirs of Richard to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver.
Endorsed : Thomas son of Hugh de Kyngesdon puts in his claim.
884. Mich. Thomas atte Noke and Emma his wife, pi. Henry son of
Thomas atte'Noke, def. i messuage, ioo-acres of land and 3*. rent in Wenyng-
ton. Thomas acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which
def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of Thomas
to hold of the chief lords.
885. Mich. Roger Wyther, pi. Thomas de Fyfhide and Margery his wife,
def. 16 acres of land in Rothyng Beauchaump. PI. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
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FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
886. Mich. Andrew Jordan of Great Waltham, pi. Robert Albray and
Isabel his wife, def. i messuage and i| acres of land in Chikenhale St. Mary.
PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. lot. sterling.
887. Mich. Robert de Cheddeworth and Alice his wife, pi. Thomas de
Cheddeworth, def. The manor of Fratyng and i messuage, 200 acres of land,
7 acres of meadow, 12 acres of wood and 20 acres of pasture in Great Benetlr^h.
PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which he has of
their gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to
hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Robert.
888. Mich. Eleanor de Welles, pi. Hugh Sturdy and Alice his wife, imp.
21 acres 3 roods of land in Stanford. PI. and her heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. 2o/. sterling.
889. Mich. Edmund, earl of Arundel, and Alesia his wife, pi. by William de
Norwyk in her place. John de Combes, parson of Stoke, def. The manors of
High Rothyng, Pritevvell, Otjesham, Yenge Margarete and Wolfhamston. PI.
acknowledged the manors to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his
gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of the earl to hold of the
King and his heirs. This agreement was made by precept of the King.
890. Mich. William Spark of Writele, pi. John Est of Waltham Holy Cross
and Emma his wife, def. A moiety of i messuage and us. rent in Berkyngg.
PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
891. Mich. Robert son of John son of Ralph de Thaxstede and Gema his
wife, pi. Gilbert de Iselham, chaplain, def. i messuage, 160 acres of land,
15 acres of meadow, 9 acres of pasture and 405. rent in Thaxstede and Great
Berdefeld. Robert acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those
which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of
their bodies to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of
Robert.
892. Mich. Roger de Bilneye, pi. Roger de Gyney and Margery his wife,
def. The manor of Stepilbumstede. Def. acknowledged the manor to be the
right of pi. as that which he has of their gift, and for this def. granted it to pi.
to hold for their lives of the chief lords, with remainders to Thomas their son for
life, John his brother and the heirs of his body and the right heirs of Margery.
893. Mich. William de Chalke and Alice his wife, pi. Gilbert Wymark and
Agnes his wife, def. 7 acres of land in Heydene and Crysteshale. Def. acknow-
ledged the land to be the right of William, as that which pi. have of their gift,
and for this pi. granted it to def. to hold for their lives of pi. and the heirs of
William, rendering yearly i rose at the Xat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief
lords all services, with reversion to pi. and the heirs of William to hold of the
chief lords.
894. Hil. Baldwin son of William de Wokyngdon Seetfuntaynes and Emma
his wife, pi. Bartholomew, parson of Wokyngdon Seetfuntaynes, def. The
manor of Wokyngdon Seetfuntaynes and the advowson of the church of the
manor. Baldwin acknowledged the manor to be the right of def. as that which
def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted it to pi. and the heirs of Baldwin to
hold of the chief lords.
895. Hil. John Glene, pi. John le Kyng and Katharine his wife, def.
i messuage, ~]\ acres of land and i| acres of meadow in Bollewefenn. PI. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
896. Hil. Henry de . . . . londe and Emma his wife, pi. by John Paries in her
place. John son of Warin Martel of Great Dunmawe and Katharine his wife,
def. i messuage, 40 acres of land, i acre of meadow, 3 acres of marsh and \ acre
of alder in Thoriton. Plea of covenant. PI. and the heirs of Henry to hold of
the chief lords. Cons. 40 marks of silver.
KKET OF FINES FOR ESSEX. 2O5
8^7. Made in Eas. 14 Edward II. John Gernoun and Elizabeth his wife, pi.
John de Terlingg and John Fabel of Hatfeld, def. i messuage, JOG acres of land,
ii acres of meadow, 15 acres of pasture, 1.5 acres of wood and i8s. rent in
Tolleshunte Tregoz and Great Briche. And afterwards granted and recorded in
Hil., 15 Edward II., after the death of John Gernoun. John Gernoun acknow-
ledged the tenements to be the right of John de Terlingg, as those which def.
have of his gift, and for this def granted them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies
to hold of the chief lords with remainder to the right heirs of John Gernoun.
898. Hil. John son of William le Throwere of Stistede, pi. Nicholas le Keu
of Colne and Agnes his wife, def. i messuage, 18 acres of land and 2 acres of
pasture in Stistede and Great Reyne which Olive late the wife of Robert Pycot
of Great Reyne holds for life of the inheritance of Nicholas. PI. and his heirs to
hold the reversion of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver. This agreement
was made in the presence of Olive, and she did fealty.
899. Hil. Robert de Bemflet and Alice his wife, pi. William son of Hugh
Gilberd of Retyndon and Alice his wife, def. 4 acres of land, 2s. rent and a rent
of lib. of cumin in Great Maldon. PI. and the heirs of Robert to hold of the
chief lords. Cons. loos, of silver.
900. Hil. Richard son of Geoffrey le Heyward, pi. Michael Proude and
Joan his wife, def. 6 acres of land in Gyngelaundry. PI. and his heirs to hold
of the chief lords. Cons. 405. of silver.
901. Hil. Gilbert le Barber of Sudbury and Alice his wife, pi. by Gilbert
in her place. William son of Sewal atte Hull of Middelton, parson of Estcoker,
def. i messuage, 70 acres of land, 2 acres of pasture, 13 acres of wood and los.
rent in Middelton, Great Heneye and Little Heneye. PI. and the heirs of Gilbert
to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 40 marks of silver.
902. Hil. John de Insula and Maud his wife, pi. by Richard de Keleshill in
her place. Martin Coleman, def. 6 messuages, 2 mills, 100 acres of land, n
acres of meadow, 6 acres of wood and 365. $d. rent in Thaxstede, Great Sampforcl,
Little Sampford, Great Berdefeld and Little Berdefeld. John acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this
def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief lords,
with remainder to Emma her daughter for life and Geoffrey brother of Emma
and his heirs.
903. Hil. John son of Simon son of Richard, pi. William le Parker, def.
r messuage, 13 acres of land, i acres of pasture and zod. rent in Little Sampford.
PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has
of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for life of the chief lords,
with remainder to William Leverych of Walsyngham and Ellen his wife and the
heirs of their bodies, John their son and the heirs of his body and the right heirs
of pi. Endorsed : Roger de Westmenstre, goldsmith of London, puts in his claim.
Maud his daughter puts in her claim.
DIVERS COUNTIES.
15 EDWARD II. 1321.
210. Mich. Thomas son of Goscelin le Ram and Alice his wife, pi. Robert
Leneye, chaplain, def. i messuage, 140 acres of land and 135. \d. rent in Hegham
and Frendesbury, co. Kent, and i messuage and 100 acres of marsh in l-'obbyng,
co. Essex. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which
def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for their lives of
the chief lords, with successive remainders to Richard son of Sibil Cardoun and
the heirs of his body, Peter de Kyngewode and Maud his wife and the heirs of
their bodies, Richard Scot and Joan his wife and the heirs of their bodies, and
the right heirs of Thomas. Kent, Essex.
FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
COUNTY OF ESSEX
16 EDWARD II. 1322-1323 i
904. Mich. Richard son of Martin de Teye and Maud his wife, pi. William
de Brome and John de Brome, def. i messuage, 2 carucates of land, 5 acres of
meadow, 36 acres of pasture, 13 acres of wood, i acre of alder, iS acres of heath
and i2s.'rent in Great Briche, Little Briche, Salcote Yerly, Leyre Marny, Leyre
Bretoun, Rewenhale and Mescyngg. Richard acknowledged the tenements to be
the right of William, a- those which def. have of his gift, and for this del.
granted them to pi. and the heirs of the. body of Richard to hold of the chief
lords, with remainder to Robert son of Robert de Teye and his heirs.
905. Mich. John de Mountpelers, pi. Alice daughter of Margery de Suthwode,
def. 5 acres of land and a fourth part of i messuage in Chelmersford. Def.
quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs. Cons. loos, of silver.
906. Mich. Thomas Aufre and Violet his wife, pi. Richard .Wele and
Agnes his wife, def. i messuage, 60 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow and 8s.
rent in l.aufareMaudeleyne, High Laufare, Little Laufare, Rothingge Beauchaump
and Northwelde. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Richard, as
those which def. have of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for
their lives of def. and the heirs of Richard, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of
St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to def. and the
heirs of Richard.
967. Mich. John de Sutton of Wyvenho, pi. Richard de Taleworth, def.
A moiety of 14 messuages, 282 acres of land, 4^ acres of meadow, 2 acres of
pasture, 16 acres of wood, 9 acres of alder, 36 acres of marsh and ibd. rent in
Tendringge, list Donylaunde and the parish of St. Giles in the suburb of
Colchester which Lora late the wife of Simon Bataille holds in dower of the
inheritance of def. PI. and his heirs to hold the reversion of the chief lords.
Cons. 2ol. sterling. This agreement was made in the presence of Lora, and she
did fealty.
908. Mich. John de Sutton, pi. Richard de Taleworth, def. 235. rent and
a moiety of 13 messuages, i mill, 400 acres of land, 14 acres of meadow, 14 acres
of pasture and 9 acres of wood in Stapelford Abbatis, Stapelford Thany,
Lambourne and Nastoke which Lora late the wife of Simon Bataille holds in
dower of the inheritance of def. PI. and his heirs to hold the reversion of the
chief lords. Cons. 100 marks of silver. This agreement was made in the
presence of Lora, and she did fealty.
909. Mich. Nicholas de Brom, parson of Neuton, pi. Alice late the wife of
Thomas de Gray, def. 4 messuages, i carucate of land, 7 acres of meadow,
12 acres of pasture, 30 acres of wood, 10 acres of heath and i6s. 6d. rent in
Hidingham Sibill. Def. iicknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as
those which he has of her gift, and for this he granted them to her to hold for
life of the chief lords, with successive remainders to John son of Thomas de Grey
and Roger his brother and the heirs of their bodies and the right heirs of def.
910. Eas. John de Sancto Philiberto and Ada his wife, pi. John Botetourt
and Maud his wife, def. The manor of Chigenhale Trenchefoill. PI. and the
heirs of John to hold of the King and his heirs. Cons. 100 marks of silver. This
agreement was made by precept of the King.
911. Trin. Adam de Salesbury, pi. Alexander le Plomer, def. 19 messuages,
440 acres of land, 31 acres of meadow, 14 acres of pasture, 22 acres of wood and
los. 6d. rent in Welcomstowe, Wolfhelmeston and Berking. PL and his heirs to
hold of the chief lords. Cons. lool. sterling.
1 These fines are at York.
FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX. 2OJ
912. Trin. Richard son of Thomas de Magna Sampford and Maud his wife,
pi. Reginald de Wenden and Robert Dike, chaplain, def. i messuage, 9 acres
of land and 2\ acres of meadow in Great Sampford. Richard acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of Reginald, as those which def. have of his gift, and
for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for their lives of the chief lords, with
remainder to Maud, Joan and Joan their daughters for their lives and John
brother of these and his heirs.
913. Trin. John Boutetourt and Maud his wife, pi. Hugh [Purpount], 1 def.
The manors of Belcham William and Gosefeld, a moiety of the manor of
Gestigthorp, and the advowson of the church of Gestigthorp, except i messuage
[20 acres] of land, 5 acres of meadow, 10 acres of pasture and 205. rent in the
manor of Belcham William. PI, acknowledged the manors, advowson and
moiety to be the right of def. as those which he has of their gift, and for this def.
granted them to pi. to hold for their lives of the chief lords, with successive
remainders of the manor of Belcham William, advowson and moiety to John son
of John, and Oto and Robert his brothers and the heirs of their bodies and the
right heirs of Maud, and of the manor of Gosefeld to Robert, John and Oto and
the heirs of their bodies, and the right heirs of Maud.
914. Trin. Alexander son of Gilbert Attemadwe of Elmestede, pi. William
Reynold of Elmestede, def. i messuage and 20 acres of land in Elmestede. PI.
and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver.
915. Trin. Alexander le Goldbetere of London, pi. by John de Hegham.
William de Masshebery, def. 80 acres of land in High Laufare and Laufare
Magdalene. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. lol. sterling.
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916. Mich. William de Clyf, clerk, pi. Gilbert son of Gilbert de Theyden
Boys, def. The manor of Theyden Boys and 60 acres of land in Theyden
Gernoun and Eppyngheth. PI. and his heirs to hold two parts of the chief lords,
and also the reversion of the third part which Thomas de Chetingdon of London
and Joan his wife hold in dower. Cons. 40 marks of silver. This agreement
was made in the presence of Thomas and Joan and they did fealty.
917. Mich. William de Boudon, parson of Great Stanbregge, pi. John
Godebold and Katharine his wife, def. 60 acres of land, i acre i rood of meadow
and 75. rent in Great Stanbregge and Raureth. Def. acknowledged the tene-
ments to be the right of pi. as those which he has of their gift, and for this pi.
granted them to def. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords.
918. Mich. William de Melnere of Pakelesham and Cecily his wife, pi. John
Godebold of Great Stanbregge and Katharine his wife def. 24 acres of land in
Pakelesham and Canewedon. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs
of Katharine to pi. and the heirs of William. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
919. Mich. John Galewey of Mondeford and Joan his wife, pi. John, son of
Warin Ouyntyn the younger, def. i messuage, 2 tofts, 95 acres of land, 6 acres
of meadow, 6 acres of pasture and 505. rent in Wyditon and Neuport. Def. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 100 marks of silver. Endorsed: John
son of Richard Ouyntyn of Neuport puts in his claim.
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920. Mich. John de Crosseby, pi. Robert Fraunceys of Sudbury the elder,.
def. i messuage, 40 acres of land and 6 acres of meadow in Balyndon, Bulmere.
Middelton and Sudbury by Balyndon. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be
the right of pi. as those which pi. has of his gift, and for this pi. granted them to
def. to hold for life of the chief lords, with remainder to Robert Kraunreys the
younger and Sabina his wife and the heirs of their bodies and the right heirs
of def.
921. Hil. Hugh le Despenser the younger and Eleanor his wife, pi. by
William de Clyf. Geoffrey de la I.ee, def. The manors of Westthorndon and
Chiltendich and the advowson of the church of the manor of Westthorndon.
PI. and the heirs of Hugh 'to hold the advowson and two parts of the manors of
the chief lords, and also the reversion of the third part, which John Joce and
Elizabeth his wife hold in dower. Cons. lool. sterling. This agreement \\a-
made in the presence of Elizabeth, and she did fealty. Endorsed: William Noyl
puts in his claim.
922. Hil. Roger de Blaxhale, clerk, pi. John Roger of Hadlegh, def.
i messuage, 2^ acres of land, i acre of pasture and cS acres of wood in Hadlegh.
Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which pi. has of
his gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for life of the chief lords,
with remainder to William de Blaxhale and Agnes his wife and the heirs of their
bodies and the right heirs, of def.
923. Eas. William Inthehale of Reynham, pi. Thomas atte Xoke of Weny-
ton, def. 2 messuages, 150 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 10 acres of pasture
and 95. Sd. rent in Reynham, Upmenstre, Warle Abbesse and Suthwelde. PI.
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his
gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for life of the chief lords, with
successive remainders to John his elder son and Emma his wife and John his
younger son and Joan his wife and the heirs of their bodies and the right heirs of
pi. Endorsed: The abbot of Waltham Holy Cross puts in his claim.
924. Eas. John le Taverner and Ellen his wife, pi. John son of IVtt-r
Goldyng of Halsted and Maud his wife, def. A moiety of I messuage in HaKted.
PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 2os. of silver.
925. Eas. Thomas atte Noke of Wenyton and Emma his wife, pi. by William
de Norwyco in her place. William in the Hall of Reynham, def. i messuage,
1 20 acres of land and 75. Sd. rent in Wenyton and Alvythele. PI. acknowledged
the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. have of his gift, and for
this def. granted them to pi. to hold for their lives of the chief lords, with
successive remainders to John the younger son of def. and Joan his wile and John
the elder son of def. and Emma his wife and the heirs of their bodies and the
right heirs of Thomas.
926. Eas. Elias le Chaundeler, pi. Robert son of Robert de Wymbissh and
Maud his wife, def. i messuage in Chelmersford. PI. and his heirs to hold of
the chief lords. Cons. loos, of silver.
927. Eas. Thomas Lotekyn of Eittle Shobiry and Joan his wife, pi. Thoina-
son of Peter le Barber, def. 2^ acres of land in Little Shobiry. PI. and the heirs
of Joan to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
928. Eas. John Gos of Priterwell and Agnes his wife, pi. Richard de
Golston and Sibil his wife, def. i messuage in Priterwell. PI. and the heirs of
Agnes 'to hold of the chief lords. Cons. loos, of silver.
929. Eas. Margaret late the wife of John Ame of Wykford, pi. John
Osebern of Westlee and Agnes his wife, def. 10 acres of land in Wykford. PI.
and her heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
930. Eas. Thomas de Polstede and Margery his wife, pi. John Sweyn and
Emma his wife, def. 5 acres of land and i2d. rent in Rocheford. PI. and the
heirs of Thomas to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver..
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}i Eas. Richard atte Pyrie, pi. John de Glemesford and Agnes his wife,
def. i messuage in Manytre by Mistelegh. PI. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords. Cons. loos, of silver.
932. Eas. Roger Joye, pi. Roger Brid and Alice his wife, def. i messuage
in Berkyngge. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 20 marks of
silver.
933- Eas. John atte Grove and Joan his wife, pi. Andrew atte Grove of
Great Ocle and John Broun, def. 5 messuages, 280 acres of land, 9 acres of
meadow, 13 acres of wood, 3 acres of pasture, 160 acres of marsh and 125. rent
in Little Claketon, Maylonde and Southemynstre. PI. acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of Andrew, as those which def. have of their gift, and
for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief
lords, with remainder to the right heirs of John atte Grove.
934. Eas. Andrew atte Grove, pi. Ralph de Danishwell, def. 30 acres of
land and 2 acres of meadow in Great Ocle. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs.
Cons. 10 marks of silver.
935. Eas. John le Ken of Terlyugg and Maud his wife, pi. Roger Sayher
of Peet, chaplain, def. i messuage and 12 acres of land in Adburghton and
Fyngrynho. John acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those
which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of
John to hold of the chief lords.
936. Eas. John son of William Absalon of Neuport and Alice his wife, pi.
Simon de Lytlebury, chaplain, def. 6 messuages, 2 shops, i stall, t garden,
15 acres of land and 55. qd. rent in Neuport, Waleden, Wykes and Bonhunte,
John acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has
of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of John to hold of
the chief lords.
937. Eas. Thomas Brian of Suthwerk and Alice his wife, pi. Nicholas le
Harpour of Westhamme and Joan his wife, def. r messuage in Westhamme.
PI. and the heirs of Thomas to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 405. of silver.
938. Eas Richard Ascelyn, pi. William atte Ree of Stapelford Abbot's and
Ellen his wife, def. 12 acres of land and a moiety of i messuage and i acre of
meadow in High Aungre and Northwelde. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver.
939. Eas Gilbert le Parker of Great Hallingbery and Maud his wife, pi.
John le Personesneve of Great Hallingbery and Alice his wife, def. 10 acres of
land in Great Hallingbery. PI. and the heirs of Gilbert to hold of the chief
lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver.
940. Eas. Adam atte Walle of Esthamme, pi. Henry Hacoun and Emma
his wife, def. 8 acres of land in Esthamme. PI. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords. And for this pi. granted that he and his heirs will render IDS. of
silver yearly to def. for the life of Emma, in moieties at Easter and Michaelmas,
with power of distraint.
941. Eas. JohnCostandAgneshiswife.pl. John Norendyn and Agnes his
wife, def. A moiety of i messuage, 20 acres of land, i acre of meadow and 35.
rent in Rothynge Marcy. PI and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. 10 marks of silver.
942. Eas. William, parson of Markeshale, pi. Alan de Markeshale, def.
The manor of Markeshale. Def. acknowledged the manor to be the right of
pi. as that which pi. has of his gift, and for this pi. granted it to def. to hold for
life of the King and his heirs as of the honour of Haule, with remainder to Alice
late the wife of John le Hunte for life, Arthur son of Herbert de Murkeshale and
Ellen his wife and the heirs of their bodies and the right heirs of def. This
agreement was made by precept of the King.
'J43. Eas. John le Cok of Totham, pi. John son of Roger le Deghere of
Chelmesford and Zaburga his wife, def. i shop in Chelmersford. PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons., 205. of silver.
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944. Eas. William de Perham and Alice his wife, pi. John de Langham,
chaplain, def. i messuage, 180 acres of land, acres of meado\v, 20 acres of
pasture, i acre of wood and 225. qd. rent in Yengge Mounteny. William
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his
gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of
the chief lords, with remainder to John de Shenefeld and Joan his wife and the
heirs of their bodies and the right heirs of William.
945. Eas. Richard Ascelyn, pi. Thomas de Benyton of Bobbyngworth and
Alice his wife, def. 12 acres of land and a moiety of i messuage and i acre of
meadow in High Aungre and Northwelde PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver
946. Eas. John de Goldynton, chaplain, def John de Goldewelle and Mabel
his wife, def. i messuage, 50 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, 2 acres of pasture
and 6d. rent in Canewedon and Little Stambregg. John de Goldwelle acknow-
ledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which pi. has of his gift, and
for this pi. granted them to def. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords.
947. Trin. Benedict de Ditton and Joan his wife and Adam Russel, pi.
Richard son of Nicholas Tyssoun of Rothewell, def. i messuage, 67 acres of
land, i acre i rood of meadow, 7 acres of pasture and 245. rent in Wenyton and
Alvethele. Benedict and Joan acknowledged the tenements to be the right of
def. as those which def. has of their gift, and for this def. granted them to Adam
to hold for life of the chief lords, with remainder to Benedict and Joan and the
heirs of Benedict.
948. Eas. John son of William Absalon of Neuport and Alice his wife, pi.
Simon de Litlebery, chaplain, def 2 messuages, i garden, 20 acres of land,
2d. rent and a moiety of i acre of meadow in Wyditon. John acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this
def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief lords,
with remainder to the right heirs of John.
949. Trin. John Filiol and Margery his wife, pi. by Matthew de Bournedissh
in her place. Richard Filiol and Richard de Bergholt, def. The manor of
Little Badewe and the advowson of the church of the manor. John acknowledged
the manor and the advowson to be the right of Richard Filiol, as those which
def. have of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi and the heirs of their
bodies to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of John.
950. Trin. Thomas de Marisco and Margaret his wife, pi. Thomas le Clerk
of Beleye, def. i messuage, 92 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, t acre of wood,
60 acres of marsh and 8s. rent in Great Maldon and Borham. PI. acknowledged
the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of their gift, and for
this def. granted them to pi. to hold for their lives of the chief lords, with
remainder of the messuage, 72 acres of land, meadow, wood and rent in Borham
to Henry and John sons of Thomas de Marisco and the heirs of the body of
Henry and the right heirs of Thomas, and of 20 acres of land and the marsh in
Great Maldon to Richard son of Thomas de Marisco and the heirs of his body
and the right heirs of Thomas.
951. Trin. Alan son of John atte Lofte of Rewenhale, pi. John son of
Robert de Witham of Cressyng and Maud his wife, def. i messuage, 30 acres of
land and 2j acres of wood in Witham and Rewenhale. PI. and his heirs to hold
of the chief lords. Cons lot. sterling.
952. Trin. Geoffrey, son of Hugh Warde, pi. Roger son of Geoffrey de
Gestenyngthorp, def. i messuage, 60 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow. 4 acres
of pasture, 5 acres of wood and 2S. rent in Gestenyngthorp and Wykham St.
Paul. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which clef.
has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for life of def. and his
heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. with reversion to def. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
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953. Trin. John Stonhard and Beatrice his wife, pi. John le Man,
* marchaunt,' def. i messuage, 16 acres of land, i acre of meadow, i acre of
wood and a rent of 2 bushels of salt in Wodeham Ferers. John Stonhard ack-
nowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his
gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of
the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of John.
954. Trin. Gilbert le Barber of Sudbyry, pi. John de Wodeburgh and
Agnes his wife, def. 12 acres of land in Middelton. PI. and his heirs to hold of
the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
955. Trin. Thomas Kyng, pi. Robert Persoun and Amicia his wife, def.
i messuage and a moiety of i acre of land in Sudbiry by Balydon. PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. loos, of silver.
956. Trin. William Scoperel, clerk, pi. Robert de Batisford and Agnes his
wife, def 3 acres of land and 3 acres of pasture in Wykham. PI. and his heirs
to hold of the chief lords. Cons. loos, of silver.
957. Trin. William de Staunford, pi. John Bygod and Joan his wife, def.
6 marks us. rent in Peltindone. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the
heirs of Joan to pi. and his heirs. Cons. 2o/. sterling.
958. Trin. John le Keu of Tottham, pi. William le Arwesmyth and Leticia
his wife, def. i shop in Chelmersford. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons. 205. of silver.
959. Trin. Robert de Swynebourn, pi. John Botetourt and Maud his wife.
def. The manor of Horkesleye which William de Horkesleye and Emma his
wife hold for their lives of the inheritance of John. PI. and his heirs to hold the
reversion of the chief lords. Cons. 100 marks of silver. This agreement was
made in the presence of William and Emma, and they did fealty.
960 Trin. John Prentiz of Sudbyry, pi. John de Wodeburgh and Agnes
his wife, def 2$ acres of land in Middelton. PI. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords. Cons. 405. of silver.
961. Trin. Robert Sewale of Rameseye and Roger his son, pi. Ralph
Russel and Agnes his wife, def i messuage, 10 acres of land and i\ acres of
wood in Rameseye. PI. and the heirs of Roger to hold of the chief lords. Cons.
405. of silver.
962. Trin,. William son of William Gernoun and John son of William de
Bottyngham, pi. Agnes de Bloy and Adam de Bloy, def. i messuage 160 acres
of land, 8 acres of meadow, 16 acres of wood, 6 acres of pasture, 30 acres of
heath, 12 acres of alder and 2is. g^d. rent in Coppeford, Great Briche, Little
Briche, Staneweye, Esttorpe and Ardelegh. William acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of Adam, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the
heirs of William to hold of the chief lords.
963. Trin. William de la Forde of Cosford, chaplain, pi. John son of
Ralph Anneys of Great Fordham, imp. i messuage, 33 acres of land, 3 acres of
wood and ^d. rent in Great Fordham. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver.
964. Trin. Geoffrey son of Gilbert atte Madewe, pi. Gilbert atte Madewe
of Elmestede, def. i messuage, 44 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow and 3 acres
of alder in Elmestede PL and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 20^.
sterling. Endorsed: Richard de Hekeford and Cristiana his wife put in their
claim.
965. Trin. Robert de Munden, pi. John atte Forde and Maud his wife, def.
i messuage, 80 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 15 acres of pasture and 125.
rent in Edelmeton. PI and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 4O/.
sterling.
966. Trin. HenryBasset.pl. Robert son of William Chaunterel of Wode-
ham Walteri and Alice his wife, def. i messuage, 60 acres of land 12 acres of
meadow and 20 acres of pasture in Wodeham Walteri. PI. and his heirs to hold
.of the chief lords. Cons 20 marks of silver.
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967. Trin. Algod le Chapman of Wykes and Agnes his wife, pi. John Inge-
land of Rameseye and Cristiana his wife, def. 10 acres of land and 9 acres of
pasture in Rameseye. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Agnes r
as those which pi. have of their, gift and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold
for their lives of pi. and the heirs of Agnes, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat.
of St. J. B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to pi. and the
heirs of Agnes to hold of the chief lords.
968. Trin. John Filiol and Margery his wife, pi. by Matthew de Bourneclissh
in her place. Richard Filiol and Richard de Bergholt, def. The manor of
Kelleveden. John acknowledged the manor to be the right of def. as that which
def. have of his gift, and for this def. granted it to pi. to hold for their lives of
the King and his heirs, with remainder to Richard son of John and the heirs of
his body, the heirs of John of the body of Margery, and the right heirs of John.
This agreement was made by precept of the King.
969. Trin. John Pool of Great Fordham, pi. William atte Forde and Simon
le Keu, def. i messuage, 56 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow [7 acres 1 ] of
wood, 6 acres of alder and i6d. rent in Great Fordham. PI. acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of William, as those which def. have of his gift, and for
this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of his body to hold of the chief lords,
with successive remainders to John his son, Simon brother of the latter and
Agnes and Margery their sisters and the heirs of their bodies and the right heirs
of pi.
970. Trin. Jordan le Stel and Philippa his wife, pi. William le Loche of
Little Leghes and John le Poo of Suthcherche, def. 4 acres of land and i acre
of pasture in Barlyngg Jordan acknowledged the tenements to be the right of
William, as those which def. have of his gift, and for this def. granted them tO'
pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the
right heirs of Jordan.
971. Trin. John Filiol and Margery his wife. pi. by Matthew de Bournedissh,
Richard Filiol and Richard de Bergholt, def 100 acres of land, 6 acres of
meadow and 2 acres of wood in Kelleveden, Inneworth and Great Brakstede.
John acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Richard Filiol, as those
which def. have of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for their
lives of the chief lords, with remainder to Richard son of John and the heirs of
his body and the right heirs of John.
972. Trin. Richard Colyn, pi. Henry Sweyn and Agatha his wife, def,
i messuage, 12 acres of land, 44?, rent and a moiety of r acre of wood in Springe-
feld. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 20^. sterling.
973. Trin. Richard de Marny, pi. Walter de Stisted, def. i messuage,
120 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 16 acres of pasture, 2 acres of wood and
135. 4*2. rent in Stystede. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of
pi. and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for life of the chief lords, with
remainder to John de Ultyng and Sarah his wife and his heirs.
974. Trin. Robert atte Place of Sudbiry and Isabel his wife, pi. John de
Wodeburgh and Agnes his wife, def. 6 acres i rood of land in Middelton. PI.
and the heirs of Robert to hold of the chief lords. Cons., iocs, of silver.
975. Trin. William Kyngessone, clerk, pi Edmund son of John de Springe-
feld, def. i messuage, 17 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, izd. rent and a rent
of 2 bushels of salt in Springefeld and Stovve by Hockele. PI. acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this
def. granted them to pi. to hold for life of def. and his heirs, rendering yearly
i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with
remainder to William son of Amicia de Springefeld and the heirs of his body and
def. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
976. Trin. Michael de Clynche, pi. Leticia daughter of \Villiam de Laufare,
def. i messuage, 50 acres of land, 4 acres cf pasture and i6s. rent in Bobynge-
worth, North Welde and High Aungre. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be
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the right of pi. as those which he has of her gift, and for this he granted them to
her to hold for life of him and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of
St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all other services, with reversion to pi. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
977. Trin. Roger de Depham and Margaret his wife, pi. by Henry de
Wykwan in her place. John de Strengesham and Florence his wife, def.
1 messuage, 44 acres of land, i^ acres of meadow, 3 acres of pasture, 4 acres of
wood and 35. rent in Great Chishille. PI. and the heirs of Roger to hold two
parts of the chief lords, and also the reversion of the third part which Alice late
the wife of John Habrahaam holds in dower of the inheritance of Florence.
Cons. 40 marks of silver. This agreement was made in the presence of Alice,
and she did fealty.
978 Trin. Adam Ingeland of Rameseye and Agnes his wife, pi. John
Ingeland of Rameseye and Cristiana his wife, def. i messuage, 15 acres of land
and 5 acres of pasture in Rameseye. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the
right of Adam, as those which pi. have of their gift, and for this pi. granted them
to def. to hold for their lives of pi. and the heirs of Adam, rendering yearly i rose
at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to
pi. and the heirs of Adam to hold of the chief lords. Endorsed : John son of John
Engeland puts in his claim.
979. Trin. Richard son of William de Parva Sampford and Maud his wife,
pi. by Nicholas Kempe in her place. John son of John de Hernestede and
Richard son of Geoffrey de Boyton, def. i messuage, 120 acres of land, 6 acres
of meadow, 7 acres of pasture, 2 acres of wood and 8s. rent in Little Sampford
and Great Sampford. Richard son of William acknowledged the tenements to
be the right of Richard son of Geoffrey, as those which def. have of his gift, and
for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for their lives of the chief lords, with
successive remainders to William son of Richard son of William and Richard,
Thomas and John his brothers and the heirs of their bodies, and the right heirs
of Richard son of William.
980. Trin. John Boutetourte and Maud his wife, pi. Hugh Pirpount, def.
100 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow and 45. rent in [Belcham St. Ethelbert] and
the advowson of the church of the same town and the manor of Belcham Otes
except the advowson of the church of the manor. PI. acknowledged the
tenements and advowson to be the right of def. as those which he has of their
gift, and for this def granted them to pi. to hold for their lives of the King and
his heirs, with successive remainders to John son of John and Oto and Robert
his brothers and the heirs of their bodies and the right heirs of ... This
agreement was made by precept of the King.
981. Trin. The same pi. and def. The manors of Gestingthorpe and Ovyton,
2 mills and 2 acres of meadow in Halstede. and the advowsons of the churches of
Gestingthorp and Ovyton. Settlement as in 980 to hold of the chief lords with
successive remainders of the manor and advowson of Gestingthorp to John, Oto
and Robert the sons and the heirs of their bodies and the right heirs of Maud,
and of the rest to Robert, John and Oto and the heirs of their bodies and the right
heirs of the said John Botetourte.
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982. Mich. William de Horkesleye and Emma his wife, pi. Walter de
Scaldewell, chaplain, def. The manor of Asseldham and i messuage, 90 (?) acres
of land, i acre of meadow, 6 acres of pasture, 24 acres of wood and 405. rent in
Wermedford. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those
which def. has of their gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of
their bodies to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of
William.
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983. Trin.* John de Ingeldesthorp and Richard de Colne, pi. John son of
Peter le Carpenter of Mapelterestede and Margaret his wife, def. i messuage,
6 acres of land and a moiety of i acre of meadow in Little Colne which Helewysia
late the wife of Nicholas le Porter holds for life of the inheritance of Margaret.
PI. and his heirs to hold the reversion of the chief lords. Cons. iocs, of silver.
This agreement was made in the presence of Helewysia and she did fealty.
984. Mich. Henry Bendevill and Grecia his wife, pi. John le Marlon, clerk,
def. i messuage, 5 acres of land and 2 acres of marsh in Westtillebury. PI.
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of
their gift, and for this def. grartted them to pi and the heirs of their bodies to
hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Grecia.
985. Mich. Robert Norman of Brunne, pi. Henry son of Aucher and
Beatrice his wife. def. The manor of High Laufare. PI. acknowledged the
manor to be the right of Henry, and for this def granted it to pi. to hold for life
of def. and the heirs of Henry, rendering yearly io/. in moieties at Michaelmas
and Easter and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to pi. and the
heirs of Henry to hold of the chief lords.
986. Mich. Alice late the wife of John de Ertyngton, pi John son of Richard
le Fevre of Hatfeld Peverel, def. i messuage, 21 acres of land and 3 roods of
meadow in VVytham. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as
those which he has of her gift, and for this def granted them to her to hold for
life of the chief lords, with remainder of the messuage and 12 acres of land to
Ralph her son and the heirs of his body and Maud and Isabel his sisters and the
heirs of Maud, and 9 acres of land (sicj to Maud and Isabel and the heirs of
Maud.
987. Mich. Laurence le Porter of Pritewell and Agnes his wife, pi. John
de Godele, parson of Raureth. and John Stapel, vicar of Pritewell, def.
ii messuages, 34 acres of land, i acre of meadow, 2 acres of pasture, 2 acres of
marsh and gs. 40!. rent in Middelton and Pritewell. Laurence acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of John de Godele, as those which def. have of his
gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of Laurence to hold of
the chief lords.
988. Mich. William de Staunford, pi. John Child of Loucton and Joan his
wife, def. i messuage, 100 acres of land and 40 acres of marsh in Tillingham
which Thomas de Langeton and Alice his wife hold for her life of the inheritance
of Joan. PI. and his heirs to hold the reversion of the chief lords Cons. 20^.
sterling. This agreement was made in the presence of Thomas and Alice, and
they did fealty.
989. Mich. RobertMilys.pl. William son of John Simond of Chiggeswelle
and Alice his wife, def 6 acres of land in Chiggeswelle. PI and his heirs to hold
of the chief lords. Cons. xoos. of silver.
990. Mich. Simon de Elmestede, pi. John de Badele of Ardleye and
William Adam of Wevenho, chaplain, def. i messuage, i mill, 100 acres of land,
2 acres of meadow, 3 acres of wood and 4$. $d. rent in Great Bromeleye. PI.
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of John, as those which def. have of
his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for life of the chief lords,
with successive remainders to Thomas his son and Margery his wife and the
heirs of their bodies, Margery sister of Thomas and the heirs of her body, and
the right heirs of pi.
991. Mich. John son of William Laurence of Suthweld, pi. William
Laurence, def. 8 acres of land and a moiety of i acre of meadow and i acre of
wood in Suthweld. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons, io marks
of silver.
992. Mich. JoandeWeston.pl. John de Thorp and Nicholaa his wife, def
3 messuages, i mill, 300 acres of land. 5 acres of meadow, 20 acres of wood and
a6s. 8d. rent in Asshedon, Radewynter and Berkelawe. Def. quitclaimed from
themselves and the heirs of Nicholaa to pi. and her heirs. Cons. 100 marks of
silver.
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993. Mich. John Berland and Isabel his wife, pi. Richard de Halstede,
vicar of Canewedon, and John Stapel, vicar of Pritewell, def. i messuage, 50^
acres of land, 3 acres of wood and 35. qd. rent in Prite%vell and Hockelegh. John
Berland acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Richard, as those which
def. have of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of John
to hold of the chief lords.
994. Mich. Robert Kaan of St. Osith's and Agnes his wife, pi. by John
Paries in her place. Hugh le Webbe of St. Osith's and Alice his wife, def.
2i acres of land and i| acres of alder in Chichridel. PI. and the heirs of Robert
to hold of the chief lords. Cons. loos, of silver.
995. Mich. John Coleman and Katharine his wife. pi. by Geoffrey de
Sheryng in her place. Richard de Halstede, vicar of Canewedon. and John
Stapel, vicar of Prytewell, def. 10 acres of land, 30 acres of heath and 80 acres
of marsh in Pritewell and Caneve. John Coleman acknowledged the tenements
to be the right of Richard, as those which def. have of his gift, and for this def.
granted them to pi. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords.
996. Mich. Ralph le Fleshewere and Joan his wife, pi. John Laurence of
Alvythele, def. i messuage and 23 acres of land in Alvythele. Ralph acknow-
ledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift,
and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the
chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Ralph.
997. Mich. John de Stanbourn and Joan his wife, pi. Elias de Suffolk, def.
i messuage, i carucate of land, 24 acres of wood, 10 acres of meadow and 2os.
rent in Stanbourn, Bridbrok and Rediswell. John acknowledged the tenements
to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted
them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief lords, with re-
mainder to the right heirs of John.
998. Mich. This fine relates to Wodecote, Westerton, \Valberton and Berniuim
(not in Essex j .
999. Mich. William de Maldon and Robert son of Richard de Heyle, pi.
Robert son of William de Heyle, def. i messuage, 160 acres of land, 7 acres of
meadow, 8 acres of pasture, 6 acres of wood and 35. rent in Eppyngg. Def.
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of William, as those which pi. have
of his gift, and for this pi. granted them to def to hold for life of the chief lords,
with remainder to Nicholas his son and Agnes daughter of the said William and
the heirs of the body of Nicholas and the ri<;ht heirs of def.
1000. Mich. Robert de Heynle and John son of Salamon de Maldon, pi.
William de Maldon, def. 2 messuages, 200 acres of land and 5 acres of wood in
Colum Quyucy and Little Totham. Del. acknowledged the tenements to be the
right of Robert, as those which pi have of his gift, and for this pi. granted them
to def. to hold for life of the chief lords, with remainder to Thomas son of
William and Alice daughter of Robert and the heirs of the body of Thomas and
the right heirs of def. Endorsed : Thomas son of John de Goldhangre puts in his
claim.
1001. Mich. Thomas Barentyn and Margaret his wife, pi. William le
Harpour, Henry de Wykes and Margaret his wife and John Matefrey the
younger and Alice his wife, def. i messuage, 42 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow,
i acre of pasture and 2s. 2&d. rent in Little Canefeld. Def. quitclaimed from
themselves and the heirs of Margacet and Alice to pi. and the heirs of Thomas.
Cons. ioo/. sterling.
1002. Mich. Henry Bacoun and Margaret his wife, pi Robert Page and
Nicholas de Olton, def. i messuage, 280 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 18
acres of wood, 8 acres of pasture and 55. rent in Great Teye, Earl's Colne and
Feryngg. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Nicholas, as those
which def. have of their gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for
their lives of the chief lords, with successive remainders to Edmund son of
Henry and Robert his brother and the heirs of their bodies and Henry brother
of Robert and his heirs.
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1003. Mich. John son of John Gerard of Bokkyngge.pl Walter le Smyth
of Bockyngge and Isabel his wife, def. i messuage, 2l>i acres of land and j
roods of pasture in Bockyng[ge] and Gosfeld. Def. acknowledged the tenements
to be the right of pi. as those which he has of their gift, and for this pi. granted
them to def. to hold for their lives of him and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose
at the Nat. of St. J. B and doing to the chief lords all services, with remainder
to pi. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
1004. Mich. Adam, vicar of Wythermnndeford, and Adam his brother, pi.
Edmund le Chene and Joan his wife, def. i messuage, 102 acres of land, 3 acres
of meadow, 20 acres of pasture, ic acres of wood and 30$. rent in Bolemere,
Great Heneye and Little Heneye which Lora late the wife of William Peyfore
holds for life of the inheritance of Joan. PI. and the heirs of Adam the vicar to
hold the reversion of the chief lords. Cons TOO marks of silver This agree-
ment was made in the presence of Lora, and she did fealty.
1005. Mich. John Noreys of Much Hadham, pi. Jordan Gysors and
Sciencia his wife, def. i messuage, 16 acres of land and i6d. rent in Ronewell
and Wykford Def acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those
which he has of their gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for their
lives of him and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J. B. and
doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs to hold of
the chief lords.
1006. Mich. William de Cycestre and Katharine his wife, pi. by Geoffrey
de Sheryngg in her place. Peter de Sandale, parson of Wykford, and John de
Markeshale, chaplain, def. i messuage, i mill, 130 acres of land and 10 acres of
meadow in Kaurethe and Wykford. William acknowledged the tenements to be
the right of Peter, as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted
them to pi. to hold for their lives of the chief lords, with successive remainders
to John son of William and William his brother and the heirs male of their
bodies and the right heirs of William (the father).
1007. Mich. William son of Roger de Parys and Alice his wife, pi. Adam
de Masshebury, def. i messuage, 180 acres of land, 13 acres of meadow, 45
acres of pasture and 135. rent in Northweld Hastyng and Latton. William
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. and for this def. granted two
parts to pi. to hold for their lives of him and his heirs and also the reversion of
the third part which Beatrice late the wife of [? Roger] de Parys holds in dower
of the inheritance of def. they rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J. B.
and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to def. and his heirs to
hold of the chief lords. This agreement was made in the presence of Beatrice,
and she did fealty.
1008. Mich. William Frere, pi. John Bygge of Little Benteleye, def.
i messuage, 37 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow, i acre of wood and I2d. rent in
Elmestede. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. And for this pi. granted
that he and his heirs would render yearly 405. to def. for life, in moieties at
Michaelmas and Easter, with power of distraint.
1009. Mich. Henry Lyard of Little Claketon and Maud his wife, pi. John
de Kirketon, def. i messuage, 95 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow. 5 acres of
wood and 6s. lod. rent in Little Claketon. Henry acknowledged the tenements
to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def granted
them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief lords, with remainde-r
to the right heirs of Henry.
1010. Hil. John de Insula and Maud his wife, pi. Martin Colman, def.
3 messuages, 2 mills, 600 acres of land, 14 acres of meadow, 18 acres of pasture
and loos, rent in Great Saunford, Little Saunford, Tax[sted]e, Great Berdefeld,
Little Berdefeld, Great Chishill and Little Chishill. PI acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of their gift, and for
this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief
lords, with remainder to Thomas de Tendringge and Emma his wife and the
heirs of her body and the right heirs of Thomas.
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101 1. Hil. Thomas Batekyn and Constance his wife, pi. John Cardinal and
Joan his wife, def. i messuage in Coggeshale. Def quitclaimed from themselves
and the heirs of Joan to pi. and the heirs of Thomas. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
1012. Hil. Thomas Attegate of Canwedon, pi. John Godebolt of Great
Stanhrigge and Katharine his wife, def. 7 acres of land in Canwedon. PI. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
1013. Hil Thomas le Ferrour, pi. Ranulph Beaudiz and Alice his wife, def.
i messuage and 19 acres i rood of land in Fynchyngfeld. Def. quitclaimed from
themselves and the heirs of Alice to pi. and his heirs. Cons. 2ol sterling.
1014 Hil. Robert son of William de Rokeswelle, pi William son of John
de Coggeshale of Pacchyngge and Alice his wife, def. i messuage and 40 acres
of land in Warle Semeles. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of
Alice to pi. and his heirs. Cons. 40 marks of silver.
1015 Hil. John son of John de Bromeleye and Margery his wife, pi.
Bartholomew de Godelesford and John de Wodhull, def. 2 messuages, 200 acres
-of land, 8 acres of meadow, 20 acres of pasture, 6 acres of wood and 245. rent in
Little Bromeleye, Laleford, Little Benteleye and Misteleye. John son of John
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Bartholomew, as those which def.
have of his gift, and for this def granted them to pi and the heirs of their
bodies to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of John son
of John.
1016. Hil. John de Radeswell and Robert his brother, pi. Thomas de
Radeswelle, def. The manor of Bourhalle. Def. acknowledged the manor to be
the right of Robert, as that which def. have of his gift, and for this pi. granted
it to def. to hold for life of pi. and the heirs of Robert, rendering yearly i rose at
the Nat of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all other services, with reversion
to pi. and the heirs of Robert to hold of the chief lords.
1017 Hil Margery de Tracy and Thomas de Tracy and Mabel his wife, pi.
by Nicholas Kempe in place of Margery. John de Wyditon, parson of Fifhide,
def. i messuage, 360 acres of land, 25 acres of meadow, 50 acres of wood, 40
acres of pasture and 505. rent in Stanford Ryvers and pasture for 14 cows and
14 heifers in the great park of Angre. Thomas acknowledged the tenements and
pasture to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def.
granted them to Margery to hold for life of the chief lords, with remainder to
Thomas and Mabel and the heirs of their bodies and the right heirs of Thomas.
1018. Hil. John son of John de Kelleveden and Beatrice his wife, pi. by John
Paries in her place. Walter le Gros, parson of Little Benteleye, and Adam de
Kersey, chaplain, def. 3 messuages, i mill, 700 acres of land, 20 acres of
meadow, 60 acres of pasture, 40 acres of wood and 10 marks rent in Great
Braxstede, Kelleveden, Inneworth, Messing, Great Tolleshunte and Little
Tolleshunte. John acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Walter, as
those which def. have of his gift, and for this def granted them to pi. and the
heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to Hugh le Gros
.and his heirs.
1019. Eas. Nicholas de Rande and Florence his wife, pi. Nicholas de
Stevynton and Margery his wife, def. i messuage, 78 acres of land, 15 acres of
meadow, 6 acres of pasture, 4 acres of wood and 2s. rent in Haverhull and
Bumsted. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and the heirs of Florence whatever they had
for the life of Margery. Cons. 20^. sterling.
1020. Eas. William son of Roger de Naylingherst, pi. Richard son of John
de Stistede of Blake Nottelee and Margaret his wife, def. i messuage, 52 acres
of land, 2 acres of meadow, i acre of pasture, 2 acres of alder and a rent of i pair
of gloves in Blake Nottelee. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons.
100 marks of silver.
1021 Trin. Robert Milys, clerk, pi. Nicholas de la Tresorie and Milisent
his wife, def. i messuage, i carucate of land and 22^ acres of meadow in
Chygwell. Def quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of Milisent to pi.
.and his heirs. Cons. 40 marks of silver.
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1022. Eas. Ralph de Tendryng and Denise his wife, pi. John de Sutton,
vicar of Stoke atte Neilond, and Adam de Kersey, chaplain, def. The manor of
Little Bryche and 35 acres of land in Little Briche, Great Briche and Staneweye
and the advowson of the church of Little Briche. Ralph acknowledged the
tenements and advowson to be the right of John, as those which def. have of his
gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of
the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Ralph.
1023. Eas; William Spark of Writele, pi. Master John le Keu of Waltham
Holy Cross and Juliana his wife, def. 22 acres of land, i acre of meadow, 8^
acres of pasture, 3 acres of wood, 2S. 6d, rent and a moiety of a third part of i
messuage in Belstede, Middelton and Bromfeld. Def. quitclaimed from them-
selves and the heirs of Juliana to pi. and his heirs. Cons. 20 marks of silver.
1024. Eas John de Ultyngg, pi. Robert de Bousser and Margaret his wife,
clef. 38 acres of land and 4 acres of meadow in Langeford. Def. quitclaimed
from themselves and the heirs of Margaret to pi. and his heirs. Cons. 2o/.
sterling.
1025. Eas. Robert de Berkhampsted, pi. Roger atte Yok of Merford and
Joan his wife, def. 505. rent in Tillyngham. PI. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords. Cons. 2O/. sterling.
1026. Eas. John de Ratlesden and Margery his wife, pi. Warin atte Welle
of Colchester, def. i messuage, 30 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow and ir acres
of wood in Colchester and the suburb of the same town. PI. acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of def. as those which def has of their gift, and for this
def. granted them to pi and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief lords,
with remainder to the right heirs of Margery.
1027. Eas William le Mulnere of Pakelesham and Cecily his wife, pi.
John Godebold of Great Stanbregg and Katharine his wife, def. i messuage,
i acre of meadow and i acres of pasture in Pakelesham and Kanewedone. PI.
and the heirs of William to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
1028. Eas. John de Markeshale.chaplain.pl. Maud late the wife of Richard
atte Well of Reylegh and Thomas de Cawode, def. i messuage and i shop in
Reylegh. Maud acknowledged the same to be the right of pi. as those which he
has of her gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. and the heirs of Thomas to
hold of the chief lords. Endorsed : Isabel daughter of Richard atte Welle and
John atte Welle of Welsthorp put in their claim.
1029. Eas. Henry de Felstede and Robert his son, pi. Peter Campe,
' taillour,' and Juliana his wife, imp. i shop in Chelmersford. PI. and the heirs
of Robert to hold of the chief lords. Cons. iocs, of silver.
1030. Eas. Geoffrey Stevene of Elmestede and Avelina his wife. pi. William
Adam of Wyvenho. chaplain, def. i messuage, 100 acres of land, 3 acres of
meadow, 20 acres of wood, 3 acres of alder, 40 acres of heath and 35. $d. rent in
Elmestede. Geoffrey acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. two
parts of which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted the two parts to pi
and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief lords, and also the reversion of
the third pan which Maud late the wife of John Stevene holds in dower of the
inheritance of def. with remainder to the right heirs of Geoffrey.
1031. Trin. William de Clyf, clerk, pi. John Picot of Heyden, def. 40
acres of land in Heyden-and.the advowson of the church of the same town. Def.
rendered the advowson and quitclaimed the land to pi. and his heirs to hold of
the chief lords. Cons. 40 marks of silver.
1032. Eas. William le Breton and John de Bredstrete chaplain, pi. Richard
de Ripariis, ' chivaler.' def. The manor of Estmerseye Def. acknowledged
the manor to be the right of William, as that which pi. have of his gift, and for
this pi. granted it to def. to hold for life of the King and his heirs as of the
honour of Reylegh, with remainder to Robert de Ripariis and Joan his wife and
the heirs of their bodies and the right heirs of def. This agreement was made
by precept of the King.
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1033. Trin. Hugh le Gros, pi. Aufricl de Staunton and Margery his wife,
def The manor of Little Benetleghe. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons roo marks of silver.
1034. Trin. Reginald atte More and Rose his wife, pi. John Haward and
Milisent his wife, def. i messuage, 9 acres of land and a moiety of i acre of
meadow in Kelleveden. PI. and the heirs of Reginald to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. lol. sterling.
1035. Trin. Rose atte Stockes and Roger her son, pi. by John -Paries in her
place. John Joseph of St. Osith's and Meliora his wife, def. i messuage, 10
acres of land and i acre of wood in Great Claketon. PI. and the heirs of Roger
to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver.
1036. Ralph de Monte Hermerii and Isabel his wife, pi. by Nicholas de
Marisco in her place. Walter de Wauncy, parson of [Lide x ] gate, def
i messuage, i mill, 280 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow. 6 acres of pasture,
6 acres of wood, 305. rent and a rent of i-lb. of pepper in Gosefeld, Bokkyng and
Fynchyngfekl. Made in Hil. and afterwards granted and recorded in Trin. after
the death of Ralph. Ralph acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def.
as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the
heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to Edward son of
Ralph and the heirs of his body and the right heirs of Ralph.
1037. Trin. Richard son of Simon de Halstede and Joan his wife, pi. by
Richard in her place. Hervey de Staunton, def. 3 messuages, 170 acres of land,
13 acres of meadow; 16 acres of pasture, 10 acres of wood and 205. rent in
Halstede, Stistede and Bockyngg. Richard acknowledged the tenements to be
the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them
to pi. and the heirs of Richard to hold of the chief lords. Endorsed : Andrew
son of William de Halstede puts in his claim.
1038. Trin. Robert son of Robert de Teye, pi. Robert Poer and Katharine
his wife, def. r messuage, i carucate of land, 8 acres of meadow, 30 acres of
pasture, 30 acres of wood and 245. rent in Aldham. Def. quitclaimed from them-
selves and the heirs of Katharine to pi. ana his heirs. And for this pi. granted
that he and his heirs will render lol. yearly to def. for the life of Katharine, viz :
66s. 8d. at the Nat. of St. J. B., Christmas and Easter, with power of distraint.
1039. Trin. John son of William le Clerk of Purle and Joan his wife, pi.
Robert son of William Reynberd of Great Maldon, def. i messuage in Great
Maldon which Reginald le Wyse and Margaret his wife hold for her life of the
inheritance of def. PI. and the heirs of John to hold the reversion of the chief
lords. Cons. 405. of silver.
1040. Trin. Aufrid de Staunton and Margery his wife, pi. Hugh le Gros,
def. 6 messuages, 400 acres of land, n acres of meadow, 12 acres of pasture,
70 acres of wood and 4/. rent in Wykes and Tendryngge. Aufrid acknowledged
the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for
this def. granted them to pi. to hold for their lives of him and his heirs, render-
ing yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J. B. and doing to the chief lords all services,
with reversion to def and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
1041. Trin. John Baldewyne of Barlyng and Agatha his wife, pi. Ralph de
Sechchevill and Joan his wife, def. 6s. rent in Chelmersford. PI. and the heirs
of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 100 marks of silver.
1042. Trin. Robert son of Robert de Teye, pi. Ralph son of Thomas de
Merk, def. A third part of the manor of Teye Maundevill which Elias son of
John de Colecestre and Juliana his wife hold in dower of the inheritance of def.
PI and his heirs to hold the reversion of the chief lords Cons lol. sterling.
This agreement was made in the presence of Elias and Juliana, and they did
fealty.
Supplied from Note.
FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
COUNTY OF ESSEX,
19 EDWARD II. 1325-1326.
1043. Mich. James Edgor of Great Leyesand Agnes his wife, pi. John Mot
of Great Waltham, chaplain, def. i messuage and 135 acres of land in Great
Leyes. James acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those
which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi and the heirs of
their bodies to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of James.
Endorsed: Enneas de Bohom, John Dokesworth and Petronilla his wife put in
their claim.
1044. Mich. William de Teye, pi. William Gernon the elder, def.
1 knight's fee in Little Leghes and the advowson of the priory of the same town.
PI. and his heirs to hold the fee and advowson of the chief lords with the
homage and service of William le Marny and his heirs from the tenements which
he held of def. in the said town. Cons. ioo/. sterling. This agreement was
made in the presence of William le Marny, and he did fealty. Endorsed : John
son of William Gernon, knight, puts in his claim.
1045. Mich. Joan de Littleton, pi. Aucher son of Henry, ' chivaler.' def.
2 messuages, 67 acres of land, i acre of meadow, and loj acres of pasture in
Waltham Holy Cross which Gilbert de la Chaumbre holds for life of the demise
of def. PI. and her heirs to hold the reversion of the chief lords. Cons. ioo/.
sterling. This agreement was made in the presence of Gilbert, and he did fealty.
1046. Trin. AdamGerebode.pl. Walter le Rowe, def. i messuage, 15 acres
of land and 3 acres of meadow in White Notele and Blake Notele. PI. acknow-
ledged the tenements 10 be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift,
and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for life of the chief lords, with
remainder to Hugh son of pi. and Cristina daughter of def. and the heirs of their
bodies and the right heirs of pi.
1047. Mich. John de Welde of Laufare, pi. Sarah late the wife of John de
Sampford of Takeleye, def. i messuage, 120 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow,
3 acres of pasture, 3 acres of wood and 235. rent in Takeleye. Def. acknowledged
the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which he has of her gift, and for this
he granted them to her to hold for life ot him and his heirs, rendering yearly
i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with
reversion to pi. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
1048. Mich. Robert son of Robert de Teye and Katharine his wife, pi by
John Paries in her place. John Jemes, parson of Nevenden, def. 2 messuages,
260 acres of land, 12 acres of meadow, 30 acres of pasture, 30 acres of wood and
5 marks rent in Aldham and Whitecolne. Robert acknowledged the tenements
to be the right of def as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted
them to pi. and the heirs of the body of Robert to hold of the chief lords, with
remainder to the right heirs of Robert.
1049. Mich John Michel of Tendryng, pi. Henry le Fey n tour and Katharine
his wife, def. 19 acres of land, i acre of meadow and i acre of wood in Tendryng.
Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of Katharine to pi. and his heirs.
Cons 10 marks of silver.
1050. Mich. John Shad, pi. Richard Stonyng of Heghham and Cristina his
wife, def. 2 acres 3 roods of land, 3 acres of marsh and pasture for 17 sheep in
Esttillebury, PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 40 marks ot
silver.
1051. Mich. John Cokerel and Alice his wife, pi. Michael son of William
Cokerel, def. i messuage and i acre of land in Wokyndon Seffuntaynes. PI.
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which he has of their
gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of John to hold of the
chief lords.
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1052. Mich. Thomas Goldhaueke and Maud his wife, pi. Richard Stonyng
of Heghham and Cristina his wife, def. i messuage and 2 acres of land in
Esttillebury. PI. and the heirs of Thomas to hold of the chief lords. Cons.
20 marks of silver.
1053. Mich. John Fraunceys and Maud his wife, pi. Richard Stonyng of
Hoghham and Cristina his wife, def. i messuage and 5 acres i rood of land in
Esttillebury. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 20^.
sterling.
1054. Mich. Thomas de Bellehous and Margery his wife, pi. Thomas son of
William de Leyre, def. The manor of Rammesden Bellehous and the advowson
of the church of the manor. PI. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the
chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Thomas de Bellehous.
1055. Mich. Thomas de Polstede of Great Wakering and Margery his wife,
pi. John Sweyn of Kocheford and Emma his wife, def. i messuage, 5 acres of
land and as. 6d. rent in Rocheford. PI. to hold for their lives of the chief lords,
with remainder to Thomas son of Thomas and the heirs of his body and the right
heirs of Thomas de Polstede. Cons. 8 marks of silver.
1056. Mich. Thomas Chalkston and Alice his wife, pi. Walter son of
Thomas Chalkston, def. i messuage, loj acres of land and i^ acres of meadow
in Great Sampford and Hamstede. Thomas acknowledged the tenements to be
the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them
to pi. to hold for their lives of def. and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the
Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to pi. and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
1057. Mich. John de Dykelegh and Katharine his wife, pi. Warin atte
Welle of Colchester and John Arnaud of Trompeton, def. 4 messuages, 200
acres of land, 2 acres of meadow and 16 acres of wood in Mistelegh and Bromlegh.
PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Warin, as those which def.
have of their gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of their
bodies to hold of the chief lords, with successive remainders to Roger son of John
de Dykelegh and Agnes his sister and the heirs of their bodies and the right heirs
of John de Dykelegh.
1058. Mich. Richard Charman, pi. William Purchaz and Agatha his wife,
def. i messuage, i toft, 20 acres of land, i^ acres of pasture, 2\ acres of wood,
14^. rent and a rent of 2 cloves of gillyflower in Rickelyng. Def. acknowledged
the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which he has of their gift, and for
this he granted them to def. to hold for their lives of him and his heirs, rendering
yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with
reversion to pi. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
1059. Mich RanulphdeMardeneandJoanhiswife.pl. Roger de Benyngtone
of IJubbynggeworth and Maud his wife, def. 12 acres of land in Bubbynggeworth.
PI. and the heirs of Ranulph to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 2o/. sterling.
1060. Mich. Peter la Wydewesone, pi. Richard Capel and Joan his wife,
def. i messuage in Springefeld. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the
right of pi. as those which he has of their gift, and for this pi. granted them to
def. and the heirs of the body of Richard to hold of the chief lords, with
remainder to the right heirs of Joan.
1061. Mich. Robert Morel and Margery his wife and Joan their daughter,
pi. by Richard Marchaunt in place of Margery and Joan. John Galant, vicar of
Gosefeld, def. i messuage, 220 acres of land, 43 acres of meadow, 28 acres of
wood and 505. rent in Gosefeld, Hengham Sibille and Halstede. Robert
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his
gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of the body of Joan to
hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Robert.
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1062. Mich. Thomas le Palmer of Maldon, pi. John Salcok of Maldon,
chaplain, def. i messuage, 100 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 8 acres of
pasture, 6 acres of wood and 22^. rent in Great Totham and Hebregge. PI.
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his
gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for life of the chief lords, with
remainder to John son of John le Deyere of Chelmersford and Joan his wife and
the heirs of their bodies and the right heirs of pi.
1063. Hil. Roger Joye of Berkyngge, pi. William Malemeyns and Agnes
his wife, def. 6 acres of land in Berkyngge. PI. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords. Cons. 40$. of silver.
1064. Hil. RogerdeRyvers.pl. Edmund de Bohun and Maud his wife, def.
The manor of Cristeshale and Elmedon and i messuage and 80 acres of land in
Saunford and Hamstede. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of
pi. as those which he has of their gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. and
the heirs of Edmund to hold of the chief lords.
1065. Mich. Humphrey de Waledene, pi. John de Wydyton and Alexander
de Grantesdene, def. The manors of Macchyngge and Elsenham and 2 messuages,
3 carucates and 10 acres of land, 16 acres of meadow, 100 acres of marsh and
245. rent in Berdestapele, Bartlesdon, Leyndon, Nevendene, Fobbyng [Estle,
Fange 1 ] atte Noke and Plicheden PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the
right of John, as those which def. have of his gift, and for this def granted them
to pi. and the heirs of his body to hold of the chief lords, with successive
remainders to Humprey his son and Alexander and Adam brothers of the latter
and the heirs of their bodies and the right heirs of Humphrey. Endorsed :
Thomas son of Peter de Stanford of the county of Essex puts in his claim.
1066. Mich. The same pi and def. The manor of Ryklyng and i toft, 160
acres of land and 15 acres of wood in Uggele. Berdene and [Bolyton 2 ] . After
similar acknowledgment def. granted the tenements to pi. and the heirs of his
body to hold of the chief lords, with successive remainders to Petronilla late the
wife of John de Benstede for life, Humphrey son of Humphrey and Margaret
daughter of John de Benstede and the heirs of the body of this Humphrey,
Alexander and Adam his brothers and the heirs of their bodies and the right
heirs of pi.
1067. Hil. Robert de Welle and Lora his wife, pi. by Robert de Shuldham
in her place. Ralph son of Thomas de Merk, def. The manor of Teye
Maundevill. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and the heirs of Robert. Cons. 100 marks
of silver.
1068. Hil. Thomas Haldam of Cotyngham, pi. Stephen le Herdeof North-
weld and Sabina his wife, def. i messuage, 5 acres of land and a moiety of
i acre of meadow in Northweld. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords
Cons. 10 marks of silver.
1069. Hil. ThomasdelaMare.pl. William de Staunford, def. i messuage
and 140 acres of land in Suthmenstre. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the
right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to
pi. to hold for life of def. and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of
St. J. B. and doing to the chief lords all other services, with reversion to def.
and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
1070. Hil. Henry le I,oy and Emma his wife, pi. by John son of Simon de
Halstede in her place. Ralph Panel of Halstede and Cristiana his wife, def.
i messuage in Halstede. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of
Cristiana to pi. and the heirs of Henry. Cons. iocs, of silver.
1 Supplied from Note.
' 2 Supplied from Note.
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1071. Trin. Roger de Gildesburgh, clerk, and John de Shardelowe, pi. John
de Nortoft, def. The manor of Finchingfeld and i messuage, 100 acres of land
and 2os. rent in Fynchingfeld. Def. acknowledged the manor and tenements to
be the right of Roger, as those which pi have of his gift, and for this pi. granted
them to def. to hold for life of the chief lords, with remainder to Edmund his son
and Amy his wife and the heirs of their bodies and the right heirs of def.
Endorsed : Innocent Giffard and Joan his wife put in their claim.
1072. Mich. John le Deyere of Chelmersford and Mabel his wife, pi.
Thomas Isoude of Chelmersford, chaplain, def. 2 messuages, 61 acres of land,
12 acres of meadow, and 505. rent in Chelmersford, Wrytel, Springefeld and
Bramfeld. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those
which def. has of their gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for their
lives of the chief lords, with remainder to John son of John and Joan his wife
and the heirs of their bodies and the right heirs of John.
1073. Mich. Ralph le Neuour of Toleshunte Mauger and Joan his wife, pi.
John atte Boure of Stowe and Joan his wife, def. 6 acres of land in Stowe. PI.
and the heirs of Ralph to hold of the chief lords. Cons. iocs, of silver.
1074. Mich. James le Herde of Bockyngge and Maud his wife, pi. by James
in her place. Henry le Portere and Agnes his wife, def i\ acres of land and
i acre of pasture in Bockyngge. James acknowledged the tenements to be the
right of Agnes, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for their lives of the
chief lords, with remainder to William son of James and the heirs of his body
and the right heirs of James.
1075. Mich. John Frossh of London, pi. Adam de Masshebery, def.
i messuage, 160 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow, 50 acres of pasture and i8d.
rent in Herlawe, North welde and Laufare Maudeleyne. PI. acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this
def. granted them to pi. to hold for life of def. and his heirs, rendering yearly
i rose at the Nat. of St. J. B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with
reversion to def. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords
1076. Mich. Reginald Snarry of Assyndon and Albreda his wife and Robert
their son, pi. Richard le Chamberleyn of Stokeneylond and Eleanor his wife,
def. i messuage, 84 acres of land, 7 acres of wood, 58 acres of marsh and js. qd.
rent in Assyndon, Reylegh and Fambregg. PI. and the heirs of the body of
Robert to hold of the King and his heirs, with remainder to the right heirs of
Reginald. Cons. 100 marks of silver. This agreement was made by precept of
the King.
1077. Mich. Richard le Chamberleyn of Stokeneylond and Eleanor his wife,
pi. Auda late the wife of Robert le Palmer of Teye, def. i messuage, 168 acres
of land, 7! acres of meadow, 12 acres of wood and 175. rent in Feryng. Richard
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. and for this she granted them
to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of def. and her heirs, rendering yearly
40 marks to her for her life in moieties at Easter and Michaelmas and to her
heirs i rose at the Nat of St. J. B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with
reversion to def. and her heirs to hold of the chief lords.
1078. Mich. Thomas de Hepworth and Petronilla his wife and John their
son, pi. by Thomas his keeper. Hervey de Staunton, def. i messuage, 300
acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 30 acres of pasture and nos. rent in Halstede,
Gosfeld, Hengham Sibille, Hengham atte Castel, Little Mapeltrestede,
Pebenersh, Afhameston, Twynstede, Henye, Middelton and Topesfeld. Thomas
and Petronilla acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which
he has of their gift, and for this def granted them to pi. and the heirs of the
body of John to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to Thomas his brother
and the heirs of his body and the right heirs of Petronilla. Endorsed : Richard
le Clerk of Halstede puts in his claim. John de Blankmouster puts in his claim.
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1079. Mich. Henry atte Nok and Joan his wife, pi. Thomas atte Nok and
Emma his wife, def. i messuage, 160 acres of land, 12 acres of meadow and
10 acres of pasture in Bullefenn and Dunton. Henry acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of Thomas, as those which def. have of his gift, and
for this def. granted them to pi and the heirs of their bodies to hold of def. and
the heirs of Thomas, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J. B. and doing
to the chief lords all services, with reversion to def. and the heirs of Thomas to
hold of the chief lords.
1080. Mich. Nicholas de Bildeston, chaplain, pi. Robert son of Simon de
Spina of Mistelegh, def. i messuage and 24 acres of land in Mistelegh, Wykes
and Little Benetlegh. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as
those which pi. has of his gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for
life of the chief lords, with successive remainders to Stephen le Feyte and Isabel
his wife for their lives, Robert son of Stephen and John his brother and the
heirs of their bodies, and the right heirs of Stephen.
1081. Mich. Robert de Goldyngton, clerk, pi. Robert le Tumour of Borham,
chaplain, def. i messuage, 8 acres of land and 2? acres of meadow in Borham.
Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which pi. has of
his gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for life of the chief lords,
with successive remainders to John le Tumour his brother and Richard his
brother and the heirs of their bodies and the right heirs of Robert le Tumour.
1082. Mich. Simon Beneyt, pi. Rober Beneyt and Sibil his wife, def.
i messuage, 3 tofts, 40 acres of land, i acre of meadow and igd. rent in Fankeburn
and Wytham. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those
which he has of their gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for their
lives of him and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat of St. J. B. and
doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to pi. and his heirs to hold
of the chief lords.
1083. Hil. Ralph de Reydon and Lora his wife, pi. by John de Gippewico
in her place. John, vicar of Rameseye, def. i messuage, 240 acres of land,
3 acres of meadow, 10 acres of wood and 225. rent in Wrabenose and Rameseye.
Ralph acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has-
of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for their lives of the chief
lords, with successive remainders to William their son and Robert and John his
brothers and the heirs male of their bodies, and the right heirs of Ralph.
1084. Hil. Thomas Prodhomme of Gestnyngthorp, pi. Richard de Othul-
nesho of Gestnyngthorp, def. i messuage and 38 acres of land in Gestnyngthorp.
PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has
of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for life of the chief lords,
with remainder to Richard his son and Alice his wife and the heirs of their
bodies and the right heirs of pi.
1085. Eas. Roger le Chapman of Stifford, pi. William son of Sampson atte
Berne of Wylmynton and Sibil his wife, def. i acre of meadow in West Thurrok.
PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords Cons. 10 marks of silver.
1086. Eas. Thomas Pake and Maud his wife, pi Walter le Parker of
Stanford and Katharine his wife, def. 40 acres of land, 12 acres of meadow and
6d. rent in Theyden Gernoun and Theyden atte Mount. Def. quitclaimed from
themselves and the heirs of Katharine to pi. and the heirs of Thomas. Cons.
1005. of silver.
1087. Eas. John Ruffyn of Thurrok Breazoun, pi. William son of Sampson
atte Berne of Wylmynton and Sibil his wife, def. 2^ acres of land, ij roods of
marsh and a moiety of i messuage in Thurrok Breanzoun. PI. and his heirs to
hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
1088. Eas. Theobald Poleyn of Loughton and Christiana his wife, pi. John
son of Roger Levenoth of Reydon and Isabel his wife, def. i messuage in
Waltham Holy Cross. PI. and the heirs of Theobald to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. zoos, of silver.
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1089. Eas. William Bretoun, pi. John Bretoun, parson of Herkestede. and
Robert son of Hamo de Bryche, def. The manor of Leyre Bretoun and the
advowson of the church of the manor. PI. acknowledged the manor and
advowson to be the right of John, as those which def. have of his gift, and for
this def. granted them to pi. to hold for life of the chief lords, with remainder to
Nicholas his son and Isabel his wife and the heirs of Nicholas.
1090. Eas. John de Wyconmbe and Alice his wffe, pi. by Hamo de Barsham
in her place. Richard de Pris, parson of Purlee, def. i messuage, 190 acres of
land, 4 acres of meadow, 15 acres of pasture, 16 acres of wood and 135. 4^. rent
in Wodeham Ferers, Purlee, Stowe and Danewebery. John acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this
def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief lords,
with remainder to the right heirs of John.
1091. Eas. Alice Spynay, pi. by Richard de Clyf. Robert Spynay, clerk,
def. The manor of Theyden Boys and i messuage and 60 acres of land in
Theyden Gernoun and Eppyngheth. PI. to hold for life of the chief lords, with
remainder to William her son and the heirs of his body and James his brother
and his heirs. Cons. 100 marks of silver.
1092. Eas. Richard Talbot of Richard's Castle and Joan his wife, pi. Isabel
de Mortuo 'Mari, def. The manor of Wodeham Mortymer and 22s. rent and a
rent of lib. of pepper in Little Braxstede and the advowson of the church of
Wodeham Mortymer. Richard acknowledged the tenements and advowson to
be the right of def. and for this def. granted them to pi. to hold for their lives of
the King and his heirs as of the honour of Peverel, with remainder to John their
son and the heirs of his body and the right heirs of Joan. This agreement was
made by precept of the King.
1093. Eas. John de Haudlo, pi. Stephen de Couesgrave and Agnes his wife,
def. i messuage and 12^ acres of land in Suthwelde and Shenefeld. Def.
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which he has of their
gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for the life of Agnes of pi. and
his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B and doing to the chief
lords all services, with successive remainders to Joan daughter of pi. and Thomas
her [brother 1 ] and the heirs of their bodies, and reversion to pi. and his heirs to
hold of the chief lords.
1094. Trin. Richard de Heghham and Lucy his wife, pi. Geoffrey son of
John de London, def A third part of the manor of Great Perndon and the
advowson of a third part of the church of the manor which Katharine late the
wife of John de London holds for life of the demise of Thomas de la Lee to her
and her husband. PI. and the heirs of their bodies to hold the reversion of the
King and his heirs as of the honour of Boulogne, with remainder to the right
heirs, of Richard. Cons. 40 marks of silver This agreement was made in the
presence of Katharine, and she did fealty.
1095. Trin. John de Bousser, pi. John Buk, def. i messuage, 85 acres of
land, i acre of meadow, 6 acres of wood, 3 acres of alder, 125. rent and a rent of
2 cocks, 4 hens and 4 chickens in Great Coggeshale. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and
his heirs. Cons. 40 marks of silver.
1096. Trin. Richard Brond, pi. Robert Brond of Little Sampford, imp.
i messuage, 20 acres of land and 3 roods of meadow in Little Sampford. PL and
his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
1097. Trin. John Gleve and Joan his wife, pi. Richard atte Nap[elt a ]on
of Bollefann and Alice his wife, def. 14 acres of land in Bollefann and Donton.
PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
1 Supplied from Note.
2 Supplied from Note.
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1098. Trin. Henry de Lungchampe, pi. William de la Marche and Maud
his wife and William son of Geoffrey de Hadlegh of Colchester, clerk, and Emma
his wife, def. i messuage in Colchester. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver.
1099. Trin. Matthew son of Robert le Verrer of Colchester, pi. John
Plantyng of Storteford and Isabel his wife, def. i messuage, 34 acres of land,
4 acres of meadow and 30$ rent in Storteford and the suburb of the same town.
PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of John, and for this def. granted
them to pi. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
1100. Trin. John de Berwoldon and Joan his wife, pi. by John Paries in her
place. Peter Bretoun of Carleton and Lucy his wife, def. 2 messuages and 30
acres of land in Tollesbery. John acknowledged the tenements to be the right
of Lucy, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold
of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of John. Endorsed: The
prior of Newark (Novo Loco) by Rippele puts in his claim.
noi. Trin. William le White, pi. John le Raan, def. i messuage, 62 acres
of land, 5 acres of meadow and 2$. lid. rent in Fyngrethe which Joan de Frivill
holds for life by the law of England of the inheritance of def PI. and his heirs
to hold the reversion of the chief lords. Cons. 40 marks of silver. This agree-
ment was made in the presence of John de Frivill, and he did fealty.. Endorsed :
John son of John de Frevill puts in his claim.
1102. Trin. John le Mareschal, chaplain, pi. Edmund de la Ponde of
Claveryng and Alice his wife, def. i messuage, 120 acres of land, [8 1 ] acres of
meadow, 8 acres of pasture, 9 acres of wood and i6s rent in Clavering. Def.
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of pi. as those which pi. has of their
gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of
the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Alice.
U03. Trin. Seman de Oueseye and Isabel his wife, pi. Stephen le Draper
of Maldon, def. i messuage, 300 acres of land, 7 acres of meadow, 80 acres of
marsh and igs. rent in la Maylond. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the
right of Isabel, as those which pi. have of his gift, and for this pi. granted them
to def. to hold for life of pi. and the heirs of Isabel, rendering yearly i rose at
the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to pi.
and the heirs of Isabel to hold of the chief lords.
1104. Trin. Walter deTyllyngham and Joan his wife, pi. Stephen le Draper
of Maldon, def. i messuage, 240 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, i acre of
wood and "jd. rent in Heylesle, North Purle, Wodeham Mortimer and Maldon.
Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of Joan, as those which pi. have
of his gift, and for this pi. granted them to def. to hold for life of pi. and the
heirs of Joan, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the
chief lords all services, with reversion to pi. and the heirs of Joan to hold of the
chief lords.
1105. Trin Robert de la Rokele and Alice his wife, pi. Master John de
Tyngewyk, def. The manor of Wygepet. Robert acknowledged the manor to
be the right of def. as that which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted it
to pi. to hold for their lives of the chief lords with remainder to Robert son of
Robert and Margery his wife and the heirs of their bodies, Edmund brother of
Robert the son and the heirs of his body, and the right heirs of Robert de la
Rokele.
1106. Trin. Edmund son of John de Nortoft and Amy his wife, pi. by
Edmund de Caldecote in place of Edmund and as keeper of Amy. John de
Nortoft, def. The manor of Dakenham. PI. and the heirs of their bodies to hold
of def. and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J. B. and doing
to the chief lords all services, with reversion to def. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords. Cons. 2O/. sterling.
1 Supplied from Note.
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1107. Trin. Hugh de Naunton and Eleanor his wife and John his son, pi. by
Henry de Redenhale in place of Eleanor and as keeper of John. William le
Nenman, chaplain, and Hugh de Frantiston, chaplain, def. The manor of
Ley re Attehaye. Hugh de Naunton acknowledged the manor to be the right of
William, as that which def. have of his gift, and for this def. granted it to Hugh
and Eleanor to hold for their lives of the chief lords, with remainder to John and
the heirs of his body and the right heirs of Hugh de Naunton.
1108. Trin. Hugh fitz Simon and Margaret his wife, pi. Stephen de
Hemenhale and Alice his wife, def. i messuage, i mill, 240 acres of land, n acres
of meadow, us. $d. rent and a rent of i clove of a gillyflower in Southmynstre,
Moylonde and Althorn. Def. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of
Hugh, as those which pi. have of their gift, and for this pi. granted them to def.
to hold for their lives of pi. and the heirs of Hugh, rendering yearly i rose at the
Nat. of St. J, B. and doing to the chief lords all services, with reversion to pi.
and the heirs of Hugh to hold of the chief lords Endorsed : William son and
heir of John de Longedych puts in his claim.
1109. Trin. EdmundPygoun.pl. Henry Fraunceys and Gunnora his wife,
def. i messuage and 7 acres of land in Great Dunmawe. PI. and his heirs to
hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
mo. Eas. Edmund Reynold and Emma his wife, pi. Richard Cha[umber-
leyn 1 ], def. i messuage, i toft and 3^ acres of land in Great Sampford. PI.
.acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of
their gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of Edmund to hold
of the chief lords.
mi. Mich. Henry Poer of Stanford Ryvers, pi. John son of John atte
Brigge and Alice his wife, def. 30 acres of land, id. rent and a rent of lib. of
cumin in Stanford Ryvers. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons
40 marks of silver.
DIVERS COUNTIES.
19 EDWARD H. 1325-1326.
258. Mich. Robert de Haudlo, clerk, pi. John de Haudlo and Maud his
wife, def. 13 messuages, 200 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 200 acres of
wood, i8s. rent and a moiety of i mill in Stanstede Munfichet, co. Essex, which
Adam de Aungre holds for life, and 50 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow and
the third part of i toft in Thyndene, co. Northampton, which John Bisshop
holds for life of the inheritance of Maud. PI. and his heirs to hold the reversions
of the King and his heirs. Cons. 100 marks of silver. This agreement was
made by precept of the King, and in the presence of Adam and John Bisshop,
and they did fealty. Essex, Northampton.
265. Eas. Thomas Sparcolf of Berkwey and Agnes his wife, pi. by Richard
de Berkwey. William Hawys, def. i messuage, too acres of land and 35. rent
in Little Chishull, co. Essex, and 18 acres of land in Meldebourne, co.
Cambridge. PI. to hold for their lives of the chief lords, with successive
remainders to Alice daughter of Thomas for life, Thomas her son and John his
brother and the heirs of their bodies, and the right heirs of Thomas Sparcolf.
Essex, Cambridge.
1 Supplied from Note
228 FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
COUNTY OF ESSEX,
20 EDWARD II. 1326.
ma. Mich. Thomas atte Gate of Kanewedon, pi. John Godebold of Great
Stanbrigg and Katharine his wife, def. 4 acres of land and a moiety of i acre
of pasture in Canewedon. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons.
20 marks of silver.
1113. Trin.* Walram de Rocheford, pi. John le Turnur, chaplain, def.
i messuage, 300 acres of land, 12 acres of meadow, 15 acres of pasture, 30 acres
of wood and 285. rent in Ledene Rothyng, Whyte Rothyng, Aytrope Rothyng
and Beauchamp Rothyng. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the right of
def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. to
hold for life of the chief lords, with remainder to William his son and Joan his
wife and the heirs male of their bodies, Maud daughter of William and the heirs
of her body, and the right heirs of William.
1114. Mich. Edmund Bacon and Margery his wife, pi. by Geoffrey de
Gorton, her keeper. John de Catfeld, clerk, and Robert de Jernemuth, def.
The manor of Hatfeld Peverel. Edmund acknowledged the manor to be the
right of John, as that which def. have of his gift, and for this def. granted it to
pi. and the heirs male of their bodies to hold of the King and his heirs as of the
honour of Huntingdon with remainder to the right heirs of Edmund. This
agreement was made by precept of the King.
1115. Trin.* Thomas Warde of Gestyngthorp and Alice his wife, pi. John
atte Mere of Little Mapeltrestede, def. i messuage, 12 acres of land and a
moiety of i acre of pasture in Little Mapeltrested and Pebenersh. Thomas
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his
gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of
the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of Thomas.
tii6. Mich. Hugh Saykok, pi. William atte Welle and Lucy his wife, def.
i toft and 8 acres of land in Borham. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
1117. Mich. John le Doe of Attlebrigg, pi. Henry de Grafton and Alice
his wife and Adam Fynch of Westmereseye and Alice his wife, def. i messuage,
24 acres of land and 5. rent in Langenho. Def. quitclaimed from themselves
and the heirs of Alice and Alice to pi. and his heirs. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
1118. Mich. Juliana daughter of William Brignogh, pi. Richard Aldith and
Cristiana his wife, def. i messuage and 6 acres of land in Eyston Ad Montem.
Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of Cristiana to pi. and her heirs.
Cons. 10 marks of silver.
1119. Mich. John Brounsak of Manitre and Maud his wife. def. John Martel
of Ardeleye and Alice his wife, def. i messuage in Misteleye. PI. and the heirs
of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons. loos, of silver.
1 120. Mich. John le Munt of Ardlegh and Maud his wife, pi. William
Bounde of Ardlegh, def. i messuage, 80 acres of land, 2 acres of pasture, 12 acres
of wood and 30 acres of heath in Ardlegh and Great Bromlegh. John acknow-
ledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift,
and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the
chief lords, with successive remainders to John son of John and Matthew his
brother and the heirs of their bodies and the right heirs of Maud.
1121. Mich. Oliver deBlomville, pi. Joan late the wife of Simon de Segrave,
def. 13 messuages, 232^ acres of land, 6| acres of meadow, 14 acres of wood,
40 acres of marsh, 22s. 6d. rent and a rent of 2 roses in Westmerseye, Colecestre,
Leyre del Haye and Leyre Breton. PI. acknowledged the tenements to be the
right of def. and for this she granted them to him to hold for life of her and her
heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords
all services, with reversion to def. and her heirs to hold of the chief lords.
FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX. 22Q
1 122. Mich. John de la Mare and Margery his wife and Henry de Henyton,
chaplain, pi. John de Ruly of Bumstede, def. i messuage, 60 acres of land,
2 acres of meadow, 8 acres of pasture, i acre of wood and s. rent in Gyngeioi-
berdlaundry. John de la Mare acknowledged the tenements to be the right of
def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to John
de la Mare and Margery to hold for their lives of the chief lords, with remainder
to Henry for life and the right heirs of John de la Mare.
1123. Mich. Robert de Bures and HillariahiswifeandAndrewhisson.pl.
by Robert de Burgate in place of Hillaria. Robert Clerbek, def. The manor of
Foxherde and the advowson of the church of Foxherde. Robert de Bures
acknowledged the manor and advowson to be the right of def. as those which
def. has of his gift, and for this def. granted them to Robert de Bures and
Hillaria and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief lords, with remainder
to Andrew and his heirs.
1124. Mich. Petronilla late the wife of John de Benstede, pi. Robert de
Aspale, ' chivaler,' and William de Neuport, parson of Redenhale, def. The
manor of Great Stanbregg and 6 acres of meadow and [40] acres of wood in
Raurethe, Reylegh, Hockele. Estwode and Rocheford and the advowson of a
fourth part of the church of Great Stanbregg. PI. acknowledged the tenements
to be the right of Robert, as those which def. have of her gift, and for this def.
granted them to pi. to hold for life of the chief lords, with successive remainders
to William son of John de Benstede and Guy, John and Edmund his brothers
and the heirs of their bodies, and the right heirs of pi. Endorsed : Hugh le Fitz
Simon puts in his claim.
1125. Mich. Ralph de .... and Floria his wife, pi. by John de Gyneye in
her place. Oliver . . . , chaplain, def. The manor of Little Berdefeld and the
advowson of the church of the manor. Ralph acknowledged the manor and
advowson to be the right of def. as those which def. has of his gift, and for this
def. granted them to pi. to hold for their lives of the chief lords, with successive
remainders to Thomas son of Ralph and Oliver his brother and the heirs of their
bodies, and the right heirs of Ralph.
1126. Mich. Andrew atte Grove and Agnes his wife, pi. John Cristemasse
of Elmestede and William atte Hale of Rameseye, def 220 acres of
land, 8 acres of meadow, 3 acres of pasture, 20 acres of wood and 6s. id. rent in
[Brade 4 ]feld, Misteleghe and Great Okie. Andrew acknowledged the tenements
to be the right of William, as those which def. have of his gift, and for this def.
granted them to pi. and the heirs of Andrew to hold of the chief lords.
VARIOUS COUNTIES.
20 EDWARD II. 1326.
ii. Mich. Thomas Wenlok of Langham, pi. Richard Wenlok of Langham,
def. i messuage, 90 acres of land, 7 acres of meadow, 18 acres of pasture, 2 acres
of wood and i8d. rent in Langham and Boxstede. PI. acknowledged the
tenements to be the right of def. and for this def granted them to pi. and the
heirs of his body to hold of def. and his heirs, rendering yearly to def. for his life
10 marks of silver in moieties at Easter and Michaelmas and doing to the chief
lords all other services, with reversion to def. and his heirs Essex.
1 Supplied from De Banco, Mich. 20 Edward II. : No. 93.
230 FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
APPENDIX I.
NOTES OF FINES.
The Notes practically duplicate the information contained in the Feet, and
for this reason they are generally only useful for filling gaps or defects in that
series. The first file for each county, however, contains Notes which have not
been engrossed as Feet. The exact effect is doubtful, as it is not known whether
the transactions were completed ; but they were certainly contemplated. Of the
following Notes for Essex (Bundle i, File 10) the first half are undated, but
apparently belong to the latter part of the reign of Kdward I., or possibly the
beginning of Edward II. After them come others for Edward 11. At the end of
each Note the day given to the parties to receive the chirograph is stated, and
usually the names of their attorneys.
1. Andrew son of Robert de Thunderle, pi. William de Appelford [del.].
i messuage, 280 acres of land, 16 acres of pasture, 200 acres of wood and ijs. rent
in Alesford which Margery who was the wife of William de Appelford the elder
holds for life. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs to hold the remainder of the
chief lords. Cons. lool. sterling. Quinzaine of St. Hilary. PI. named William
de Gypwico or John de Gypwyco. Def. named Walter de Cretyngges.
2. William de Fynchyngfeld, pi. John son of Nicholas de Alegate, def.
i messuage, i carucate and 9 acres of land, IDS. ^\d. rent in Alethorne and
Kyrkeshethe which Margaret who was the wife of Nicholas de Alegate holds for
life. PI. and his heirs to hold the remainder of the chief lords. Cons. ioo/.
sterling. Quinzaine of Easter. PI. named Peter Rys. Def. named William son
of William.
3. Richard de Plessetis and Isabel de Halstede, pi. Walter le Moigne and
Agnes his wife, def. 54^ acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 35. ^\d. rent and
\ messuage in Asshildham and the town of St. Laurence. PI. acknowledged
the premises to be the right of Agnes, and for this def. granted the same to pi.
and the heirs of Richard of the body of Isabel, with remainder to her right heirs,
to hold of the chief lords. Octave of Hilary. PI. [named] John de Chelmersford.
Def. [named] Adam de Brom.
4. John de Bassingburn and Agnes his wife and Stephen their son, pi. John
son of Richard Heyrun, def. i messuage, ioo acres of land, 16 acres of meadow
and 345. rent in Little Badewe which Robert Vedelu and Cristiana his wife hold
for her life. PI. and the heirs of John to hold the remainder of the chiel lords,
Cons, ioo marks of silver. Ouinzaine of Easter.
5. William le Tenturer of Great Berdefeld, pi. Walter le Fullere and Is' his
wife, def. i messuage in Great Berdefeld. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver. Octave of Trinity. PI. named William de
Fynchyng'. Def. named Walter de Salynges.
6. Simon de Abyndone, 'draper,' pi. Robert Box of London, def. 10 acres
of land in Berkyngges. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. iocs,
silver. Ouinzaine of Easter.
7. Bartholomew Tassel, pi. John de Gatesthorpe and Cristiana his wife, imp.
3 messuages, 3-^ acres of land and 135. 8d. rent in Berkinges. PI. and his heirs to-
hold of def. and the heirs of Cristiana, rendering yearly i pound of pepper at
Michaelmas and doing to the chief lords all other services. Cons, i sore
sparrowhawk. Ouinzaine of St. J.B. because the first day [Cristiana]
named the said John her husband.
FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX. 23!
8. William de Berkelawe and Reyner de Berkelawe, pi. Nicholas Ploute of
Bockingges and Is' his wife, imp. i messuage, 6 acres of land, 2 acres of wood
and 2 acres of pasture in Bockingges. PI. and the heirs of Reyner to hold of the
chief lords. Cons. 2ol. sterling. No day.
9. The same pi. William le Clerk and Joan his wife, imp. 5 acres and i
rood of land in Bockyngges. PL and the heirs of Roger to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. 10 marks of silver. No day.
10. John de Dagworth and Alice his wife, pi. John de Combes, clerk, def.
Three parts of the manor of Bradewell and the advowson of the church of the
manor. PI. and the heirs of John to hold the three parts and advowson of the
chief lords, and also the remainder of the fourth part which Maud who was the
wife of John de Dagworth held in dower of the inheritance of def. on the day on
which this agreement was made. Cons. 100 marks of silver. Ouinzaine of
Michaelmas. PI. named John de Bolmere. Def. named John Aleyn.
11. Richard de Wystrathesfeld, pi. Peter son of Walter atte Slade of
Fynchyngfeud and Alice his wife, def. i messuage in the tow^n of Brentwood
(de Bosco Arso). PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons, r sore
.sparrowhawk. Octave of Trinity. Def. named Fremund de Asserugge. PI.
named
12. John de Munvyron and Margery his wife and Godfrey de Munvyron, pi.
Richard .... legh, def. 2 messuages, 160 acres of land, 14 acres of meadow,
3 acres of pasture .... in Great Bromelegh and Frating. PI. and the heirs of
the body of Godfrey to hold [two parts] of def. and his heirs, rendering yearly
i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all other services,
and also the remainder of the third part which Lucy .... holds in dower of
the inheritance of def., with remainder to the right heirs of John. Cons. . . .
sterling. Octave of Trinity. (?)
13. William de Lavenham, pi. John son of Gilbert and Is' his wife, def.
4! acres of land, -J acre of meadow and id. rent in Bonstede Heliun. PI. and
his heirs to hold of def. and the heirs of Is', rendering yearly i clove of a gilly-
flower at Christmas. Cons, i sore sparrowhawk. Octave of Michaelmas. PI.
named Rchard de Gossefeud. Def. named Simon de Caumpes.
14. Richard de Yylur of Haleford, pi. John Geffrey of Fifhyde and Edith his
wife, imp. 6 acres of land and 3 acres of pasture in Chelmeresford. PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 7 marks of silver. Octave of Michaelmas.
Imp. named . . . Cam.
15. Joan de Brianzon and John her son pi. John de Hotot, def. i messuage,
80 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow, 12 acres of pasture, 6 acres of wood, IDS. rent
and a rent of i pound of cumin in Chigehale/.oyn. Joan acknowledged the
premises to be the right of del', and for this he granted the remainder of the same,
which Julian who was the wife of Richard Hotot holds for life of the inheritance
of def., to pi. and the heirs of John the son to hold of the chief lords, with
remainder to the right heirs of Joan. This agreement was made in the presence
of Julian, and she did fealty. Octave of the Purification. PI. named Petev
Child. [? 1296].
16. John Jordan, pi. John Colyn and Amice his wife, def. 15 acres of land,
3 acres of meadow and 2\ acres of moor in Colcestre which Agnes Jordan holds
for life. Def. acknowledged the premises to be the right of pi. and for themselves
and the heirs of Amice granted the remainder to pi. and his heirs, to hold of the
chief lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver. No day.
17. John atte Forde, pi. Oliver son of John Elys, def. 4^ acres of land,
45. 3|d. rent and a rent of two hens in Colecestre and the suburb of Colecestre
which Isabel who was the wife of John Elys of Colecestre holds in dower. PI.
and his heirs to hold the remainder of the chief lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver.
No day.
232 FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
18. Adam son of Roger de Sancto Edmundo, pi. Warin son of William, def.
i messuage, 200 acres of land, i\ acres of meadow, 20 acres of wood and 2os.
rent in Colecestre, Lexeden and la Milende. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords. Cons. 2ol. sterling. No day.
19. John de Vernoun and Alice his wife, pi. Ralph atte Pondeand Agnes his
wife and Robert atte Brok and Sabina his wife, imp. 2 acres of land and i acre
of pasture in Creppingg by Teye. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief
lords. Cons. 6os. of silver. Morrow of St. Martin.
20. Bartholomew de Vendeyns, pi. Stephen le Chaucer of Berkyng and
Vivian his wife, def. 20 acres of land in Dakenham. PI. and his heirs to hold of
the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver. Quinzaine of Michaelmas
21. Robert Wodras of Danynggesbury and Alice his wife, pi. John son of
Warin de Whyteham and Joan his wife, def. 10 acres of land in Danynggesbury.
PI. and the heirs of Robert to hold of the chief lords. Cons, i sore sparrowhawk.
Quinzaine of Easter. This date cancelled). Nothing . . . because John is not
yet of full age.
22. Eustace de Doddingherst, pi. Laurence de Arundel, def. 12 acre^ of
land and 45. 6|d. rent in Doddingherst. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief
lords, with the homages and services of William de Campo, Thomas Owayn,
John Ferling, Robert Edwyne, Roger Attetye and William Gogge from the
lands which they held of def. in the same town, and also the remainder of 8
acres of land which Maud who was the wife of John le Marchal holds in dower
of the inheritance of def. in the said town. Cons, i sore sparrowhawk. Three
weeks of Easter.
23. Hamo le Parker, pi. Is' de Musters, def. i messuage, 73 acres of land,
2| acres of pasture, i acre of meadow, 3 roods of wood and us. 8d. rent in
Estthorpe and Feringe which Statia who was the wife of Seyer de Feringe holds
for life. PI. and his heirs to hold the remainder of the chief lords. Cons, i sore
sparrowhawk. Octave of Trinity.
24. William Cosyn, pi. Richard Blatche of Estwode and Agnes his wife,
imp. 5 acres of land in Estwode. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. 10 marks of silver. Ouinzaine of Michaelmas. PI. named Thomas
Paumere. Imp. named Thomas Elsingham.
25. John de Bello Campo of Fifhyde, pi. Peter son of Manser, def. 2s. ^\d.
rent in Fyfhide. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords, with the homages
and services of Ralph de Marcy and Godfrey de Bosco and their heirs from the
lands which they held of imp. in the same town. Cons, i sore sparrowhawk.
Ouinzaine of Easter.
26. William Chaunterel, pi. John de Ronewell and Constance his wife, def.
7 acres of land and \ messuage in Hadleye and Great Beynflet. PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 2O/. silver. Ouinzaine of Trinity. Def.
named John de Barlyng. PI. named Adam de Shobury.
27. William de Hadestok, clerk, and Leticia his wife, pi. Thomas le
Fraunkeleyn of Claveryngges and Anastasia his wife, imp. i messuage, i acre
of meadow, 2 acres and \ virgate of land in Hadestok. PI. and the heirs of
William to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver. Octave of Trinity.
PI. named Benedict de Cauntebr'. Imp. named Edmund Pestur.
28. John de la Lee, pi. Ranulph de Menill, def. The service of i knight's
fee and \ knight's fee in Halstede. PI. [and his heirs] to hold of the chief lords,
with the [homages and] services of the prioress of Hengham and her successors
and John son of William de Halstede [and his heirs from the lands which] they
held of def. in the same town. Cons Octave of the Purification.
Endorsed : Afterwards came the prioress and acknowledged that she holds her
tenements of def. by fealty and the service of \ knight's fee, and attorned herself
to pi. and did fealty.
FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX. 233
29. Richard son of John son of Andrew, pi. John son of Andrew de Halstede,
def. 24 acres of land, 4 acres of pasture, 265. rent and a rent of i/fc. of pepper
in Halstede. PI. and the heirs of his body to hold of def. and his heirs, render-
ing yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all other
services, with reversion to def. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 20
marks of silver. Octave of Michaelmas. Def. named A ufrid de Stan ton. Judge-
ment that John Dyen should sue for pi. to take part of the chirograph.
30. John de Burnham, pi. John de Sutton, def. 2 messuages, i mill, 300
acres of land, 50 (?) acres of meadow (?), 50 acres of wood, 15 acres of pasture
and 2os. rent in Stansted by Halsted, Markeshale, Stisted and ... PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons, i sore sparrowhawk. Ouinzaine of Easter.
Def. [named] Robert de Teye.
31. Adam de Gernenuth, pi. Roger le Pestur and Richolda his wife, def.
i messuage in Westhamme. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons.
10 marks of silver. Octave of Trinity. 'Def. named John de Sudburi. PI.
named Richard Bate.
32. Robert son of Alexander de Xeweton, pi. Alice who was the wife of
Roger le Grey, def. i mill, 8 acres of land and 2 acres of pasture in Hatfeld
Peverel. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 2o/. sterling.
Morrow of St. J.B. PI. named Hugh Blome. Def. named Richard de Sudbury.
33. John Huraund and Margery his wife, pi. Margaret the daughter of John
Turmyn, def. by William de I ? inchingfeld. 68 acres of land, \ messuage, 5 acres
of meadow, 8 acres of wood, 15 acres of pasture and 45. rent in Hatfeld Peverel,
Borham and Wytham. PJ. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords, and
also the remainder of a moiety of 16 acres of land, 6 acres of wood and a moiety
of \ messuage, 100 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow, 15 acres of pasture, 2 acres
of wood and 45. rent which Ellen who was the wife of John Turmyn holds in
dower of the inheritance of def. in the said towns. Cons. 40?. sterling. Octave
of St. Martin. PI. named John Brand (?).
34. Adam le Bloy and Mary his wife, pi. Agnes la Bloy, def. i messuage,
i mill, 2 carucates of land, 10 acres of meadow, 10 acres of pasture, 100 acres of
wood and 6 marks rent in Hengham Sibille. PI. and the heirs of Adam to hold
of the chief lords. Cons. 100 marks of silver. Octave of Michaelmas. PI. named
William de Fynchingfeld. Def. named Nicholas Kempe.
35. Richard Vyel and Sybil his wife, pi. William de Merk and Maud his
wife, imp. 28 acres of land and i acre of meadow in Hokelegh and Raurethe.
PI. and the heirs of Sybil to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 2O/. sterling. Octave
of Trinity at York. Imp. named John Hereberd. PI. named Richard de Foxton.
36. William de Horkesleye (?) and Emma his wife, pi. John Buteturte and
Maud his wife, def. The manor of Horkesleye and the advowson of the priory
of the same town. William acknowledged the same to be the right of John, as
those which def. have of his gift, and for this def. granted the same to pi. with
the homages and services of William Gernun, Walter de Pavely, Philip de
Horkesleye (?), Richard Burgeys, John de la Barre, John Argentein, William
Walepol, the prior of Horkesleye, the abbot of Byleye and their successors,
Godfrey (?) de Bornham and his heirs from the tenements which they held of def.
in the said town, to hold to pi. and the heirs of William of the body of Emma
of def. and the heirs of John, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and
doing to the chief lords all other services, with reversion to def. and the heirs of
John. Octave of St. Martin. Endorsed: The abbot came before the justices and
acknowledged etc. and did etc.
37. Joan who was the wife of Bartholomew de Bryenzun, pi. Thomas de
Arderne, def. The service of 2^ knight's fees in Hornyngdon and Chaurethe and
of \ knight's fee in Patching Pycot. PI. and her heirs to hold of the chief lords,
with the homages and services of John de Louetot and Archibald le Bretun and
their heirs from the tenements which they held of def. in the said towns. Cons.
2oZ. sterling. Quinzaine of St. Martin. PI. named Peter Child. Def. named
William Caan (?).
234 FEET OK FINES FOR ESSEX.
38. Petronilla de Waleton, pi. Philip le Fraunceys of Shenefeld and Alice-
his wife, imp. i messuage and 36 acres of land in Gyngerauf. PI. and her heirs
to hold of the chief lords. Cons, i sore sparrowhavvk. Ouinzaine of Easter.
PI. named .... verynge. Imp. named William le Den.
39. John de Kelleveden, pi. Thomas Skympayn and Joan his wife, def.
1 9 acres of land in Inneworth. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. 20 marks of silver. Octave of Michaelmas. PI. named Roger de Cant'.
Def. named John Skympayn.
40. Adam le Taylur of Thaydene de Boys and Alice his wife, pi. John
Warde of Ouesham and Julian his wife [imp.] ... in Ouesham by Macchinge.
PI. and the heirs of Alice to hold of imp. and the heirs of Julian, rendering
yearly i rose at ... and doing [to the chief lords] all other services. Cons, i
sore sparrowhawk St. J.B Julian named the said [John, her
husband].
41. William de Sutton, pi. Nicholas de Trowes and Joan his wife, def. i
knight's fee in Gynge Munteny. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords, with
the homage and service of Arnulph de Munteny from the tenements which he held
of def. in 'the same town. Cons. 100 marks of silver. (A note) Ralph de
Rothing son and heir of Joan who was the wife of William de Rothing.
Octave of Hilary etc eo quod primus dies etc.
4^. John Bacun, clerk, pi. Edmund de Fuleham, def. i messuage, ico
acres of land, 1 1 acres of meadow, 56 acres of pasture, 12 acres of wood. . . . d.
rent in Gynge Munteny, Gynge Joyberd and Gynge Laundry. PI. and his heirv
to hold of the chief lords, and also the remainder of i messuage, 18 acres of land
and 3 acres of pasture which Robert le Keu of Gynge and William le Taylur
hold for the life of William of the inheritance of def. in the said towns, and of 4
acres of meadow which Hugh le Blunt holds for three years of the inheritance of
def. in the said towns. Cons. 6o/. sterling. Morrow of tin- Ascension.
43. Henry del Punt, pi. Kdmund de Fulham, def. i messuage and i
carucate of land in G[ynge] Munteny, Gynge Joyberd and Gynge Laundri. PI.
acknowledged the same to be the right of def., and for this def. granted the
same to pi. to hold for life of def. and his heirs, rendering 2os. yearly in moieties
at Michaelmas and Easter and doing to the chief lords all other services.
Ouinzaine of Master eo quod primus dies.
44. Stephen de Rokesle and Sarah his wife, pi. William de Helpeston and
Joan his wife and Hugh son of William de Helpeston, def. i messuage, a
garden, 17^ acres of land, 3 acres of meadow and i2s. 3^. rent in Neuport and
Wykes. PI. and the heirs of Stephen to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 20 marks
of silver. Octave of Trinity. PI. named William de Claveryng. Def. named
William de Cotenham.
45. Thomas de Merk, pi. Ralph de Merk, def. i messuage, i(i\ acres of land,,
i acre of meadow and 6d. rent in Norton Maundevyle and Willyngehale Spayne,
Def. acknowledged the premises to be the right of pi. as those which pi. has of
his gift, and for this pi. granted the same to def. to hold for life of pi. and his
heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords
all other services. Octave of St. Martin.
46. John son of Adam de London and Eva his wife, pi. by William dc
Claveryngg. Taillefer de Wynton and Elizabeth his wife, imp. 2 acres of
meadow in Perendon. PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. 2os. of silver. Octave of Michaelmas. Imp. named Walter de Cumton.
47. William de Bonevile, pi. Taylfer de Wynton and Elizabeth his wife,,
imp. i messuage, i toft, 20 acres of land and 48. 2d. rent in Great Perendon.
PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. io/. sterling. Octave of
Michaelmas. Imp. named William de Cotenham.
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48. William de Bonevile, pi. Walter de Gerunde and Agnes his wife, imp.
7 acres of land in Great Perendon. Fl, and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. 4 marks of silver. Octave of Michaelmas. Imp. named William de
Cotenham.
49. William de Bonevill, pi. by Walter de Cumpton. Hugh le Flemyng, def.
by John de Middelton. i acre of wood in Great Perendon which Hervey le
Chepman and Maud his wife hold in dower, of the inheritance of def. Def.
acknowledged the wood to be the right of pi. and granted that after the decease
of Maud it should remain to pi. to hold of the chief lords. Octave of St. Hilary.
50. William le Fishere and Agnes his wife, pi. Stephen le Gatele, chaplain,
def. 30 acres of land, ii roods of meadow, i acre of marsh, nd. rent and a
moiety of i messuage and i toft in Pebenershe and Little Colne. PI. acknow-
ledged the premises to be the right of def. as those which he has of their gift, and
for this def. granted the same to pi. and the heirs of William of the body of
Agnes, with remainder to her right heirs, to hold of the chief lords. Octave of
St. Martin. PI. named Nicholas de Mareis. Def. named Stephen Attehatche.
51. John Mygnot, pi. Geoffrey atte Vanne of Retingdon and Isabel his wife,
imp. i messuage and 90 acres of land in Retingdon. PI. and his heirs to hold
of the chief lords. Cons. too/, sterling. Octave of Trinity. Imp. named
William de Hathelesey. PI. named John de Hekyngh'.
52. Peter de Marny and Agnes his wife and John son of Waryn, pi. John
Waryn and Cristiana his wife, def. i toft and 50 acres of land in Rothyng
Beuchamp. PI. and the heirs of Peter to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 2ol.
sterling. Morrow of the Ascension.
53. Adam le Taillur and Joan his wife, pi. Ralph de Bello Campo, imp.
18 [messuages], 360 acres of land, 38 acres of wood, 10 acres of meadow, 20 acres
of pasture and ibs. rent in Rothyng Beauchamp. PI. and the heirs of Adam to
hold of def. and his heirs, rendering \i\d. yearly, viz. (id. at Easter and 5|d. at
Michaelmas and doing the service of 3 parts of one knight's fee. Cons, i sore
sparrowhawk. Octave of Michaelmas eo quod primus dies mat'.
54. Thomas son of Walter, pi. William de Trandeleye, def. i messuage and
20 acres of land in Great Saunford. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords.
Cons. 20 marks of silver. Morrow of the Ascension.
55. Ralph Pycot, pi. Roger le Hauekere, def. 43 acres of land, i acre of
meadow and i acre of wood in Shaldeford which Ralph de Hengham holds for
life of the inheritance of def. PL and his heirs to hold the remainder of the chief
lords. Cons. 2o/. sterling. Octave of Trinity. PL named William de Finch -
yngfeld. Def. named Peter Rys.
56. Richard Buk of Shelweboweles and Isabel his wife, pi. Ralph Chaum-
peneys of Shelweles, def. One messuage, 128 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 6
acres of pasture, 4 acres of wood and 13$. 3d. rent in Shelweboweles and the
advowson of the church of the same town. PI. acknowledged the premises to be
the right of def. ; and for this def. granted to them the advowson and two parts
of the rest, to hold of him and his heirs for their life, rendering yearly to him
for his life 15^. in moieties at Michaelmas and Kaster and afterwards to his heirs
i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing to the chief lords all other services, and
the remainder of the third part which Ellen who was the wife of John Chaum-
peneys held in dower ; with remainder of the whole to William son of the same
Richard and the heirs of his body, and reversion to def. and his heirs to hold of
the chief lords. Octave of Michaelmas. PI. named John . . . Def. named
William de Bund . . .
57. John son of Lucy de Abinggton and Beatrice his wife, pi. John de
Arderne, chaplain, of Great Shobury, def. i messuage, 13 acres of land and i \
acres of meadow in Little Shobury. PI. acknowledged the premises to be the right
of def, and for this def. granted the same to them and the heirs of John of the
body of Beatrice, with remainder to the right heirs of John son of Lucy, 'to hold
of the chief lords. Octave of Michaelmas. PI. named Aufrid de Stanton. Def.
named John Baldewyne.
236 FEET OF FINES FOK ESSEX.
58. Alan de Berewyk and Joan his wife, pi. by John de Jakeleye. William de
Sutton, def. by Aufrid de Staunton. 2 messuages, 80 acres of land, 10 acres of
meadow, 6 acres of pasture, 3 acres of wood, i3[s.] d. rent and a rent of 9 pounds
of wax in Stanford Ryvers, Stapilford Tany, Castel Aungre and Shenleye. Alan
acknowledged the premises to be the right of def. and for this def. granted the
same to pi. and the heirs of Alan of the body of Joan, with remainder to the
right heirs of Alan, to hold of the chief lords. Octave of Hilary.
59. John Bras of Norton and Margery his wife, pi. William Strik of Hcr-
wardstok and Margery his wife, imp. i messuage in Herwardstok. PI. and the
heirs of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10 marks of silver. Octave of
Michaelmas. PI. named
60. William de Goldyngton and Margaret his wife, pi. John de Tany and
Joan his wife, def. 2 messuages and 3 carucates of land in Terlinge, Little
Badewe, Borham and Spryngefeld, which def. hold for life of the inheritance of
Nicholas le Gras. PI. and the heirs of William to hold of Nicholas and his
heirs for the life of def., rendering to def. for the life of Joan lol. in moieties at
Easter and Michaelmas, with reversion to Nicholas and his heirs, to hold of the
chief lords. Octave of Hilary. PI. named Simon de Goldinton. Def. named
Amfrid de Stanton or John Dyn. Endorsed: Afterwards on the morrow of the
Ascension, 7 Edward II., the king commanded his writ to William de Bereford
and his fellows, justices of the Bench, that the record and process of the business
with all things touching it be sent to him, and it was sent by William de
Goldington.
61. The same. One month of Easter. At which day the octave of
Michaelmas by W. de Bereford at the prayer of the parties.
62. Roger son of Richard of Great Teye, pi. Hugh de Creppyngge, def. 2
messuages, 160 acres of land, 22 acres of meadow, 4 acres of wood, 10 acres <>1
pasture and 305. rent in Great Teye and High Estre. PI. and his heirs to hold
of the chief lords. Cons. 100 marks of silver. Octave of Michaelmas.
63. Roger Ollivere and Eleanor his wife, pi. William de Thorppe and Joan
his wife, def. ... in Little Thurrok. PI. and the heirs of Roger to hold of tiff.
and the heirs of William, rendering yearly one rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. ;md
doing to the chief lords all other services. Cons, i sore sparrowhawk. Octave
of Trinity. Def. named William de Clavering.
64. Walter le Rus, pi. Gervase le Marchaunt and Cristina his wife, def. 3
acres of land in Estillebury. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of
Cristina to pi. and his heirs. Cons. 6 marks of silver. No day.
65. Thomas son of Roger Attepiry, pi. by Thomas atte Doune, his guardian.
Roger Attepiry, def. i messuage and 122 acres of land in Tyllyngham. PI. and
the heirs of his body to hold of the chief lords, with reversion to def. and his
heirs. Cjuinzaine of St. Martin.
66. Claricia who was the wife of William Sneyth, pi. William de Waleden
and Maud his wife, def. 145. bd. rent in Waltham Holy Cross. Def. quitclaimed
from themselves and the heirs of Maud to pi. and her heirs. Cons. 2oZ. sterling.
Michaelmas. PI. named Thomas de Ashton. Def. named Roger de Walyneton.
67. John de Herun, pi. William de Clovill, def. i messuage, 100 acres of
land, 4 acres of meadow and 405. rent in Wydeford and Westhanyngfeud and the
advowson of the church of Wydeford. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords,
and also the remainders of i messuage, 240 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow mid
6 marks rent which Isabel who was the wife of William de Hanynggefeld holds
in dower of the inheritance of def. in the said towns, and of i messuage, 220 acres
of land, 12 acres of meadow, 14 acres of pasture, i mill and aos. rent which
Geoffrey Davy holds for 1 1 years. Cons, i sore sparrowhawk. Octave of St.
J.B. Endorsed: Afterwards Isabel came and acknowledged and did . . .
FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX. 237
68. Geoffrey de Aumberden, pi. John le Flemyng of Wimbissh, def. i
messuage, 100 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 3 acres of wood and a rent of
2 capons in Wimbissh. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 100
marks of silver. Octave of Michaelmas. PI. named William de Cotenham.
Dcf. named William de Claveryng.
(>g. John Page of Wyham, pi. Richard Page of Wyham and Amice his wife,
def. i messuage, 70 acres of land, i acre of meadow, | acre of pasture and 8s.
rent in Wyham and Goldhangre. Def. acknowledged the premises to be the
right of pi. and for this pi. .granted the same to them and the heirs of Amice to
hold of pi. and his heirs, rendering yearly i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. and doing
to the chief lords all other services. Ouinzaine of ... Def. named . . .
70. Godfrey de Fristling, pi. Geoffrey de Sparkebrigg, def. i messuage,
23 acres of land and 125. 6d. rent in Writele. PI. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords, with the homages and services of Adam de la Hulle and Edith and
their heirs from the tenements which they hold of def. in the said town. Cons.
2ol. sterling. Octave of Michaelmas. Def. named William de Horbling. Fiat
breve.
71. Thomas Goldhauek, pi. Gervase .... Plea of warranty of charter.
Fragment.
j2. John Boteturte and Maud his wife, pi. Roger de Moubray, def. A third
part of the manor of Great Beuchaump, which Roger le Estraunge holds for life
of the demise of def. PI. and the heirs of John to hold the remainder of the chief
lords. Cons. 100 marks of silver. Octave of Hilary. PL named Peter Child.
Def. named William de Kvrkebv.
3 [EDWARD II. 1309-1310].
73. Mich. Robert son of Walter, pi. William de Thrandeston, def. i
messuage, 38 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 18 acres of pasture, 3 acres of
wood and as. rent in Wodeham Water which William de Creye and Margery his
wife hold for her life. PI. and his heirs to hold the remainder of the chief lords.
Cons. 2O/. sterling. Ouinzaine of St. Martin.
74. Mich. Henry de Segrave, pi. Thomas son of Andrew de Merk, def. The
manor of Lactone which Elias son of John de Colecestre and Juliana his wife
hold in dower. PI. and his heirs to hold the remainder of the chief lords. Cons.
ioo/. sterling. PI. named John de Blomvill. Thomas named Hugh de Depedale.
Ouinzaine of St. Hilary.
75. Mich. John le Chaumberleyn and Joan his wife, pi. by Baldwin de Mouns.
Andrew de Kynebauton, def. i carucate of land and 275. rent in High Aungre,
Grensted, Staunford and Laufare Maudeleyn. PI. and the heirs of John of the
body of Joan to hold of the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of John.
Octave of St. Hilary. John named Robert de Hales. Def. named William de
Fynchingfeld. Endorsed : F[iat] b[reve] for Simon de Lundresford, now husband
of Joan, in three weeks of Easter.
76. Eas. Ralph de Monte Hermeri, pi. Richard son of Richard de Gosfeld,
def. A moiety of a pound of pepper in Fynchyngfeld. PI. and his heirs to hold
of the chief lords with the homage and service of John de Ive and his heirs from
the tenement which he held of def. in the said town. Cons. loos, of silver.
Morrow of St. J.B. PI. named John de Malton. Def. named Nicholas de Marisco.
Endorsed : John de Ive came before the justices on the Octave of St. Martin,
6 Edward II., and did fealty.
77. Ea^ Thomas Maudut and Eleanor his wife, pi. Simon son of Richard,
def. The manors of Lacheleye, which Henry de Lacheleye and John his son hold
for life, and Stepelbumsted, which the said Henry and Joan his wife and John
their son hold for life. PI. and the heirs of Thomas to hold the remainders of the
chief lord-. Cons, ioo marks of silver. Morrow of St. J.B. PI. named Eustace
de Dalling. Def. named Thomas de Asshton.
238 FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
4 [EDWARD II. 1310-1311].
78. Trin.* John Stacy, clerk, pi. John de Ripariis of Castel Aungre, def.
135. 4<i. rent in Est Mereseye. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords, with
the homage and service of John de Riveshale and his heirs. Cons. lol. sterling.
Ouinzaine of Michaelmas. PI. named John de Wikham. Def. named Peter Rise'.
79. Trin. Robert son of Thomas de Bradefeld Monachorum, pi. William
de Brede and Agatha his wife, def. 2 messuages and 30 acres of land in Mulsham
and Springefeld. Def. and the heirs of William of the body of Agatha to hold of
the chief lords, with remainder to the right heirs of William. Ouinzaine of
Michaelmas. PI. named Robert son of George. Def. named John Hereward.
80. Mich. Roger de la Re, pi. John le Herde of Northwelde and Alice his
wife, imp. 2 messuages in Great llleford. Plea of covenant. PI. and his heirs
to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 20 marks of silver. Quinzaine of St. Martin.
81. Mich. John de Overton and Ascelina his wife, pi. Nicholas Drinkewater
and Katharine his wife, def. i messuage and 5 acres of land in Stapelford Tany.
PI. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords. Cons. io/. sterling. Octave
of St. Martin. PI. named John de Bornham. Def. named William de Batton.
82. Eas. Robert de Vallibus and Joan his wife, pi. Oliver de Reddham, def.
Two parts of the manor of Beauchamp Otes. PI. and the heirs of Robert of the
body of Joan to hold the two parts of the chief lords, and also the reversion of
the third part, which Joan late the wife of Fulk de Vallibus holds in dower of
the inheritance of def. Cons. 100 marks of silver. Octave of Michaelmas.
PI. named Richard Depham. Def. named Ralph Shotesham.
83. Trin. William Somery, pi. William Kynot and Lucy his wife, def.
i messuage in Great Maldon. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and his heirs. Cons. loos,
of silver. Octave of Michaelmas. PI. named William Plumsted. Def. named
Hamo de Waleden.
84. Mich. Gilbert de la Nye, pi. Nicholas Prechur and Cristina his wife,
imp. i shop in Berkyngge. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons.
2os. of silver. Octave of St Hilary. PI. named .
85. Eas. Richard Bolle and Juliana his wife, pi. John de Hythyngham and
Emma his wife, def. i messuage and 3 acres of land in Wakeryngg. Plea of
covenant. PI. and the heirs of Richard to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 10
marks of silver. Octave of Trinity. PI. named Adam de Shobir'. Def. named
Hugh Blome.
5 [EDWARD II. 1311-1312].
86. Trin.* Thomas de Wodeham and Agnes his wife, pi. William le Bret
and Cristiana his wife, def. i knight's fee in Sutherche. PI. and the heirs of
Thomas to hold of the chief lords, with the homages and services of Alice
daughter of Peter de Sutherche and Joan her sister and their heirs. Cons. loos,
marks of silver. Ouinzaine of Michaelmas. PI. named Peter Rys. Def. named
Geoffrey de Berdefeld.
87. Mich. Simon Mareschal and Margaret his wife, pi. Cristiana Basset, clef.
33 acres of land, i acre of meadow, 2 acres of pasture, 2 acres of wood and 3*.
rent in Great Chishell. Def. to hold of pi. and the heirs of Simon for her life "at
a yearly rent of a rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. with reversion to pi. and the heirs
-of Simon. Ouinzaine of St. Hilary. PI. named Robert Malemayns. Def. named
Godfrey de Essex.
88. Mich. John Boneyre and Margery his wife, pi. John Underwode, clef,
i messuage and 3 acres of land in Chelmersford and Springefeld. PI. and the
heirs of John to hold of the chief lords. Octave of St. Hilary. PL named Adam
de Brom. Def. named Stephen de Swheyt.
89. Hil. William de Plumsted, pi. John and Isolda his wife, def.
3 messuages, 9 acres of land and iid. rent in Colecestre and the suburb of the
same town. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 2O/. sterling.
FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX. 239
6 [EDWARD II 1312-1313].
90. Mich. Walter Pyle and Felicia his wife, pi. Isabel Pyte, clef. 7 acres
3 roods of land and a moiety of i messuage in Crysteshale. Def. to hold of pi.
and the heirs of Walter for her life at a yearly rent of i rose at the Nat. of St.
J.B. with reversion to pi. and the heirs of Walter. Octave of St. Hilary. PI.
named Richard de Kelesey. Def. named William de Cumbe.
91. Mich. Simon de Segrave and Joan his wife, pi. by Thomas de Bliton.
William son of John le Clerk of Colecestre, def. i messuage, 60 acres of land,
3 acres of meadow, 20 acres of pasture and 12 acres of wood in Westdonylond,
which William son of Richard de Langenho holds for life. PI. and the heirs of
Simon to hold the reversion of the chief lords. Cons. lot. sterling. Octave of
St. Hilary.
92. Eas. William son of William atte Naldhres of Stistede, pi. John son of
Richard de Naylingherst of Stistede, def. 14^. rent in Stistede. PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords, with the homages and services of Henry de Nay-
lingherst and Robert le Tumour and their heirs from their tenements in the said
town. Cons. lol. sterling. Three weeks of Easter. Def. named John Dyn.
93. Eas. John Short, 'cuppere,' of Felstede, pi. John Goldyng of Bockyngg
and Alice his wife, def. 2 acres of land in Felstede. Def. quitclaimed to pi. and
his heirs. Cons, i sore sparrowhawk. Octave of Trinity. PL named Thomas
de Cotenham. Def. named [Peter] Merkaunt.
7 [EDWARD II. 1313-1314].
94. Mich. Robert Tillote of Bradefeld, pi. John Baldewyne and Agatha his
-wife, def. 2 messuages, 30 acres of land and 2 acres of mead'ow in Chelmerford
and Spryngefeld. Def. and the heirs of John of the body of Agatha to hold of the
chief lords at a yearly rent of a rose at the Nat. of St. J.B. with remainder to
Joan sister of Agatha and the heirs of her body, and reversion to pi. and his heirs.
Octave of the Purification. PI. named Roger de Glemham. Def. named Peter
Rys.
95. Hil. Simon de Goldyngton, pi. Hugh de Feryngg and Joan his wife,
def. i messuage, 100 acres of land, 4 acres of meadow and 135. <\.d. rent in
Coggeshale and Feryngg, which Richard de Hen . . wyk holds for life. PI. and
his heirs to hold the reversion of the chief lords. Cons, i sore sparrowhawk.
Three weeks of Easter. PI. named Peter Rys. Def. named Richard de Snyterle.
96. Trin. Thomas de Veer by Nicholas de Storteford, pi. John Botetourt
and Maud his wife, imp. 240 acres of wood in Hidingham Sibile. PI. and his
heirs to hold of the chief lords. Cons. 100 marks of silver. Octave of Michael-
mas. PL named Thomas de Dokesworth. Def. named Geoffrey de Sudbiry.
8 [EDWARD II. 1315].
97. Eas. Galiena Coleman of Pritelwell, pi. William Farman and Alice
his wife, def. 115 acres of land, 2 acres of wood, 50 acres of marsh, 175. rent and
a moiety of i messuage in Shopelond, Little Wakeryng and Hadelegh. Def. and
the heirs of William to hold of the chief lords. Quinzaine of Trinity. PL named
John de Franesham. Alice named her husband. Endorsed: Galiena died,
therefore .
9 [EDWARD II. 1316].
98. Trin. Isabel de Shenefeld, pi. Richard de Shenefeld, def. i messuage,
12 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow and 35. rent in Little Saunford. PI to hold
of the chief lords for her life, with successive remainders to Cristiana her daughter
for life, Margery daughter of Cristiana and the heirs of her body, and the right
heirs of pi. Octave of Michaelmas. PL named . Def. named .
240 FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
99. Trin. Henry de Gynges and Isabel de Estware, pi. Ralph de Bynesle,
def. 2 messuages, a'carucates of land, 26 acres of meadow, 80 acres of pasture,
6 acres of wood and ros. rent in Hockele, Pakelesham and Great Stanbreg. Pl r
and the heirs of Henry to hold of the chief lords. Octave of Michaelmas. PI.
named Peter Rys. Def. named John de Asshewelle.
100. Trin. William de Hallyngbury of London, ' taverner,' pi. Thomas
Abraham and Vivian his wife, def. i messuage, in Berkyng. Def. quitclaimed
to pi. and his heirs. Cons. iocs, of silver. Octave of Michaelmas. PI. named
William de Wykkewane. Def. named Giles de Gatton.
10 [EDWARD II. 1316-1317]
101. Mich. John Stacy, clerk, pi. John de Ripariis of Castelaungre, drf-
135. 4^. rent in Estmereseye. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords with the
homage and service of Joan late the wife of John de Reveshale and her heirs.
Cons. 10 marks of silver. Morrow of All Saints. PI. named John de Wykham.
Def. named Nicholas Kempe.
102. Eas. Ralph Vincent of Great Badewe and Joan his wife, pi. Margaret
late the wife of Simon le Melnere, def. i messuage in Great Maldon, which
Richard Fraunceys holds for the life of def. of her demise, with reversion to her
heirs. PI. and the heirs of their bodies to hold of the chief lords, with remainder
to the right heirs of Joan. Octave of Trinity. PI. named Nicholas Kempe.
Def. named John de Barlyng.
103. Eas. John de Borham, pi. Robert son of Richard le Mareschal of
Branketre, def. i messuage in Great Reynes. PI. and his heirs to hold of the
chief lords. Cons. 405. of silver. Octave of Trinity. PI. named .
11 [EDWARD II. 1317-1318].
104. Mich. Hugh de Naunton and Eleanor his wife, pi. by Robert de Stan-
mere in place of Eleanor. William de Monte Cam'so of Edwardeston and Alice
his wife, def. The manor of Leyre atte Have with appurtenances except the
advowson of the church of Stratford and the homage and service of John de
Stratford in the same manor. PI. and the heirs of Hugh to hold the manor,
with the homages and services of the abbot of Westminster, the abbot of St.
Osyth's, the prior of the hospital of St. Mary, Bisshopesgate, Benedict de Cokefeld,
Edmund Bataille, Gilbert de Dedham, Simon de Segrave, Katharine de Gardinis-
and Beatrice her sister, James de Laumburn, John de Belhous and Robert Mengy
and their heirs, of the King and his heirs. Cons. 4OO/. sterling. This agreement
was made by precept of the King. Ouinzaine of St. Hilary. Hugh named
Robert de Stanmere. Def. named John de Hoxne.
105. Hil. Alured de Brock, pi. John son of John Bygot of Little Chestreford,
def. 48 acres of land in Little Chestreford. PI. and his heirs 'to hold 46 acres
and the reversion of 2 acres which William le Bret and Margery his wife hold in
dower. Cons. 50 marks of silver. Three weeks of Easter. PI. named Roger de
Norton. Def. named Nicholas Kempe.
106. Eas. Giles de Chaunceux and Joan his wife, pi. Henry de Ginge and
Isabel his wife, def. i messuage, 160 acres of land, 28 acres of meadow, 200 acres
of marsh, 5 acres of wood and 2od. rent in Hockelee. Def. to hold of pi and the
heirs of Giles for their lives, rendering yearly to them i rose at the Nat. of St. J.B.
and doing all services to the chief lords, with reversion to pi. and the heirs of
Giles. Octave of Trinity. PI. named John Bawdewyn. Def. named John le
Boteler or Geoffrey de Sheryngg.
FEET OF FINES FOR ESSKX. 24!
12 [EDWARD II. 1319].
107. Eas. Humphrey de Xorthwode, pi. John de Northwode and Joan his
wife, def. The manor of Shaldeford. 1 J 1. and the heirs of his body to hold of
def. and the heirs of Joan, rendering yearly to def. for their lives idl. sterling in
moieties at Michaelmas and Easter and doing services to the chief lords, with
reversion to def. and the heirs of Joan Octave of Trinity. PI. named William
de Rocnlfre. Def. named John Pryket.
14 [EDWARD II. 1320-1321].
108. Trin. John Frosh of London, pi. John son of Stephen de Parys and
Alice his wife, def. 10 acres of land and 8s. rent in Laufare 'Magdaleyn. PI.
and his heirs to hold of the chief lords with the homage and service of John de
\\YIde of Laufare and his heirs. Cons. io/. sterling. Octave of Michaelmas.
PI. named Geoffrey Sheryng. Def. named William Drye.
109. Mich. Ivo de Clifford and Gunnora his wife, pi. John atte Doune and
Agnes his wife, def. i messuage and 9 acres of land in Westhurrok. PI. and the
heirs of Ivo to hold (> acres and two parts of the messuage of the chief lords, with
the reversion of 3 acres and the third part which Agnes late the wife of Richard
le Clerk holds in dower. Cons. io/. sterling. Morrow of St. Martin. PL named
Ambrose de Chalvesterne. Def. named John de Broin.
no. Mich. Master Robert de Baldock, archdeacon of Middlesex, pi. John
de Crumbwell and Idonia his wife def. 1} knight's fee in Lamburne. PI. and
his heirs to hold of the King, with the homage and service of Baldwin de Stowe
and his heirs. Cons. 20 marks of silver. This agreement was made by precept
of the King. Octave of St. Hilary. PI. named William de Clyf. Def. named
Roger Hillary or Henry de Aumbresbury.
in. Trin. Simon de Swaneslond, pi. Richard de Bacheworth, def.
3.^ knight's fees in [Chaur]ethe, Hamstede and Little Saunford. PI. and his heirs
to hold of the chief lords with the homages and services of Robert de Veer, earl
of Oxford, John son of Simon de Parva Saunford and Maud diiughterof Thomas
de Arderne and their heirs. Cons. 6o/. sterling. Octave of Michaelmas. PL
named Nicholas Kempe. Def. named Robert de Hales.
15 [EDWARD II. 1321].
112. Trin.* William le Somenour of Matching and Isabel his wife, pi.
Master Henry de Donecastre, def. i messuage, 4 acres of land and 3 roods of
meadow in Macchin,g. PL to hold of the chief lords for their lives, with successive
remainders to John son of William and Joan his wife and the heirs of their
bodies, and the right heirs of William. One month of Michaelmas. PL named
Robert de Hales. Def. named Geoffrey de Shering.
17 [EDWARD II. 1324].
113. Hil. John Pynceaquila of London, pi. Richard son of Geoffrey le Reve
of Haveryng, def. i messuage, 74 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 9 acres of
wood and 2os. rent in Berkynge which Simon de Kynardesle and Margery his
wife hold for life of the inheritance of def. PI. and his heirs to hold the reversion
of the chief lords. Cons. 100 marks of silver. Ouinxaine of Easter. PL named
John de Elmham. Def. named Adam de Bayrtayll.
114. Hil. Roger de Blaxhale, clerk, and William his brother.pl. Thomas
son of Walter Gerokl of Hadleghe, def. 2 messuages, 24 acres of land, i acre of
pasture. 7 acres of wood, 8 acres of heath and 3$. ^d. rent in Hadleghe. PL and
the heirs of Roger to hold of the chief lords the reversions of i messuage, io acres
242 FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX.
of land, 3 acres of wood and 4^. rent held for life by Richard (ierold and 14 acres
of land, the pasture, 3 acres of wood, 4 acres of heath and 35. rent held for life by
Agnes Gerold. Cons. 20 marks of silver. Three weeks of Kaster. Roger named
Nicholas Kempe for himself and William, who is a minor. Def. named John
Parker. Endorsed: Afterwards in three weeks of Easter the said Richard Cicrold
came and acknowledged and did, etc.
115. Hil. Robert son of Robert de Teye, pi. Ralph son of Thomas de Merit,
def. A third part of the manor of Teye Maundevill except 4 messuage--, Ui acres
of land called 'Bondmen londes,' 4 acres of meadow called ' Bondemed,' (>i acres
of wood and a third part of a mill in the same third part, which Elia< MMI of
John de Colecestre and Juliana his wife hold in dower. PI. and his heirs to hold
the reversion of the said third part on the death of Juliana of the chief lords.
Cons. 2ol. sterling. Octave of Trinity. PI. named . Def. named
18 [EDWARD II. 1324].
116. Mich. Robert Spynay, clerk, pi. William de Clyf, clerk, del'. The
manor of Theyden Boys and 60 acres of land in Tlieyden Gernoun and Eppyng-
heth. PI. and his heirs to hold of the chief lords two parts and the reversion of
the third part which Thomas de Chetingdon and Joan his wife hold in dower.
Octave of Hilary. PI. named John de Lincoln. Def. named William de Hartaill.
Endorsed : Afterwards, on the Octave of St. Hilary, Thomas and Juan came. etc.
117. Mich. William de Cruce Roesia and Elizabeth his wife, pi. Hugh, son
of Hugh de Creppyngge, def. The manor of Creppyngge which Henry Bacoun
and Margaret his wife hold for her life. PI. and the heirs of Kli/abKh to hold
the reversion of the chief lords. Cons. 100 marks of silver. Morrow of the
Purification. PI. named Nicholas de Rysynge. Def. named Geoffrey de I.enn.
19 [EDWARD II 1325-1326].
ir8. Trin. Simon de Holenolde and Sarah his wife, pi. John l.ucas of
Shaldeford and Walter de Coggeshale, chaplain, def. i messuage, 150 acres ol'
land, 9 acres of meadow, 16 acres of pasture, 5 acres of wood and <>s. rent in
Stystede, Coggeshale and Feryng. Def. have 76 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow,
8 acres of pasture, the wood and rent and 2 parts of the messuage in Coggeshale
of the gift of Simon. Def. and the heirs of John to hold of the chief lords the
reversions of 32 acres of land, 5 acres of pasture and a third of the messuage in
Coggeshale, held for life by Joan late the wife of Roger Holenolde, 28 acres of
land, 4 acres of meadow and 3 acres of pasture in Stystede and Feryngge, held
for life by the same, and 14 acres of land and 2 acres of meadow in Stystede, held
for life by William de Holenolde. And for this def. granted to pi. and the heirs
of Simon the said 76 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 8 acres of pasture, wood,
rent and 2 parts of a messuage in Coggeshale, to hold of the chief lords.
Ouinzaine of Michaelmas. PL named John Paries. Def. named John Parker.
119. Mich. John de Haudlo and Maud his wife, pi. Robert de Haudlo, clerk,
def. 13 messuages, 200 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, 200 acres of wood,
i8s. rent and a moiety of a mill in Stanstede Munfichet, held for life by Adam de
Aungre. PL and the heirs male of their bodies to hold the reversion of the King
and his heirs, with remainder to the right heirs of Maud. This agreement was
made by precept of the King. Octave of St. Hilary. PL named William de
Coleshill. Def. named Thomas de Tochewyk.
120. Hil. Thomas Rys and John Belamy, pi. by John Parker. Robert de
Baiocis, def. i\ messuages, 90 acres of land, 7-^ acres of meadow, 26 acres of
pasture, pasture for 20 sheep, 3 acres of wood, 66s. rent and a moiety of 120 acres
of pasture in West Thurrok, Est Thurrok and Stifford. Def. acknowledged the
same, with the homage and service of Amicabilia late the wife of Nicholas
Frembaud, 'chivaler,' and her heirs, to be the right of Thomas, of which they
have all but 335. rent of the gift of def. to hold to themselves and the heirs of
Thomas of the chief lords. Cons. 100 marks of silver. One month of Kaster.
PL named John Parker. Def. named Nicholas de Stevekele.
FEET OF FINES FOR ESSEX. 243
The following Notes appear to have been engrossed, but the corresponding
Feet are now missing :
5 [EDWARD II. 1312].
Hil. Robert . . . and Isabel his wife, pi. Seman deOueseye, def. i messuage,
. . . acres of land and 45. rent in Pakelisham and Great Stanbregge. PI.
acknowledged the tenements to be the right of def. as those which he has of their
gift, and for this def. granted them to pi. and the heirs of Robert to hold of the
chief lords. Octave of the Purification.
15 [EDWARD II. 1321].
Trin.* Richard de Staples and Cristina his wife, pi. Robert atte Hache of
Mes^ingg and Joan his wife, def. A fourth part of i messuage, 57 acres of land,
i acre of meadow, 2 acres of wood and 75. jd. rent in Little Totham. PI. and
the heirs of Richard to hold of the chief lords. Cons. loos, of silver. PI. named
John le Parker. Def. named William de Norwyco.
17 [EDWARD II. 1324].
Las. 5. Pax Eas. 17. Geoffrey Shorthose, pi. Nicholas de Nowers and Alice
his wife, def. i messuage, 20 acres of land and a moiety of i acre of wood in
Pebenersh, Gestnyngthorp and Little Mapeltersted. PI. and his heirs to hold of
the chief lords. Cons. 2o/. sterling. Ouinzaine of Trinity. PI. named John
Warde.
APPENDIX II.
The following Foot, though marked for Suffolk, appears to belong to Essex
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK.
53 HENRY III. 1269.
58. Trin. At Catteshale before the Justices in Eyre. Robert de Vallibus, pi.
Michael de Briseworth and Cecily his wife, def. 21 acres of land in Beuchaump
Plume. Def. quitclaimed from themselves and the heirs of Cecily to pi. and his
heirs. Cons. 10 marks of silver.
GENERAL INDEX.
Abberburi, Thomas de, 95, 102.
Abb'ernoun, de, Constance, 104.
, John, 104, 156.
Abberton (Adburghton), 209.
Abel, John, 108, 195.
, Margery., 108. See also Fitz Abel.
Abethorp, Robert de, 161.
Abinggton, de. See Abyngton.
Abington (Abyton), Great (Cambs), 83
Abraham, Thomas, 240.
, Vivian, 240. See also Habraham.
Absalon, Alice, 209, 210.
, John, 209, 210.
, William, 209, 210.
Abyngdon (Abyndon), de, Eva, 138.
, Simon, 138, 187, 230.
, Stephen, 131, 143.
, Thomas, 172.
Abyngton ^Abinggton), de, Beatrice, 128,
235-
, |ohn, 128, 235.
, Lucy, 235.
Achurch (Northants), advowson, 91.
Ackingford (Alkyngford [in Bobbing-
worth]), 133.
Adam, vicar of Wormingford, 216; his
brother Adam, 216.
, Maud, 131.
, William, 131, 214, 218.
Adburghton. See Abberton.
Adgor, Alan, 76.
. Alice, 76.
Affayte, la ; Matilda, 14.
, Simon. 14. See also Fayte.
Agnes, prioress of Clerkenwell, 52.
Akely. See Oakley.
Akenham, Robert de, 193.
Akeny, de, Isabel, 45.
, Roger, 45.
Alard, Henry, 180.
, Isabel, 180.
, John, 180.
, Robert, 180.
Albo Monasterio (Blamuster, Blaumos-
ter), Joan, 47.
, John, ii, 12, 37, 43, 51, 52, 70, 80, 81,
83, 223.
, Margery, n, 12, 37, 43, 51, 52, 70, 80,
81, 83.
, Maud, 47.
, Ralph, 47. 49.
, Thomas, 7.
, William, 8, 47, 49.
Albodeston, de, Dyonisia, 96.
, Roger, 96.
Albray, Isabel, 204.
, Robert, 204.
Albury (Aldebyry, Herts), 59.
Q
Alderhegge, Thomas de, 203.
Aldhara, 62, 72, 83, 87, 97, 102, no. 125,
126, 144, 219, 220 ; advowson, 37 ;
manor, 107.
Aldham (Aldeham), Benedicta, 97.
Katharine, 97.
Osbert, 153.
Ralph, 144.
Richard, 62.
Robert, 37.
Roger, 87.
William, 97.
Alder, 136, 141, 143, 146, 151, 155, 164,
iSi, 183, 190, 195, 197, 198, 206, 211,
215, 217, 218, 225.
Aldholte, de, Luke, 119.
, William, 119.
Aldith, Cristiana, 228.
, Richard, 228.
Alditheleye. See Audley.
Aldwinckle (Aldewynche, Northants)
advowson, 91 ; manor, 91.
Alegate, de, John, 230.
, Margaret, 230.
, Nicholas, 230(2).
Alemannia, de, Rose, 48.
, Simon, 48.
Aletborn. See Althorne.
Aleton, de, John, 132.
, Richard, 132(2).
Alexander III., King of Scotland, 6.
Alqyn, Adam, 153, .199.
, Alice, 153, 199.
, John, 231.
Alfameston. de, Ida, 170.
, Geoffrey, 170.
, Robert, 170.
Alfleets (Alfledenesse [in Wallasea]), 47.
Alfomeston. See Alphamstone.
Alghel. See Aveley.
Alice, prioress of Clerkenwell, 10.
Alky, Alfred, 14.
Alkyngford. See Ackingford.
Alphamstone (Alfomeston, Alfemmes-
ton), 23, 126, 162, 164, 170, 179, 183,
190, 223.
Alphington (Devon), 144.
Alresford (Alesford), 81, 125, 230; ad-
vowson, 142 ; manor, 142. See also
Cokayne.
Alsesheye, de, Cecily, 41.
, Robert, 41.
Althorne (Alethorn 1 ), 13, 146, 180, 181
184, 227, 230.
Alwyne (Aylwyne), Agnes, 100.
, Alexander, 107, 176.
, Margaret, 176.
, Robert, 100.
246
Amberden [in Debden] , 76, 83, 88, 104 ;
manor, 86, 178.
Amberdene, de. See Aumberden.
Ambroys, William, 187.
Ame, John, 208.
, Margaret, 208.
Amersham (Angmodesbam, Bucks),
manor, 24, 4r.
Ammesbury, Henry de, 200. See also
Aumbresbury.
Andrew, abbot of Beeleigh, 27.
Angayne. See Kngayne.
Angerton (Northumberland), 50 ; manor,
36, 50.
Angmodesham, Sec Amersham.
Angou (Auniowe), Walter, 29.
Angouleme. See Engolisma.
Angre. See On gar.
Angre, de, Margaret, 72
, Nicholas, 72(2).
Anne, abbess of Barking, 118.
Anneys, John, 211
, Ralph, 211.
Ansty (Anesty, Herts), 73 ; manor 18,
32, 46.
Apeltrefeud, William de, 6.
Apeton, John de, 173.
Appelford, de, Margery, 230.
, William, 230(2).
Appelton, de, Joan, 28.
, John, 28, 34.
Appeton, de, Joan, 20, 30.
, ]ohn, 20, 30.
, William, 40.
Apsfeld, de, Emma, 124
, Simon, 124.
Apton (Apeton [in Canewdon]), 26.
Ardene, de, Alice, 189.
, |oan, 183.
, I.ucy, 188.
, Ralph, 188.
, Ranulph, 189.
, William, 183.
Arderne, de, Agnes, 28.
, Bartholomew, 43.
, Joan, 133.
, John, 43, 235.
, Katherine, 33, 42, 59, 62.
, Maud, 241.
, Ranulph, 33, 42, 59, 62, 103, 108.
, Thomas, 8, 18, 43, 58, 185, 191, 233,
241,
, William, 28, 60, 133.
Ardlcigh (Ardeleye), 44, 134, 198, 211,
214, 228; manor, 185.
Argentein, de. John, 233.
. Richard, 25. 37.
Arkeden (Arkesden), de, Avicia, 2.
, Richard, 2, 49.
, Robert, 2. 49.
Arkenger, Robert, 161.
Arkesden (Arkedene), 2. 6. 49, 59, 85,
100. 174. See also Wyggepet.
Armerer, le, Agnes, 67.
, Gilbert, 67.
Arnewy, Richard, 82.
Arnold (Arnand;, Alice, 125.
, Cecily, 192.
. Edmund, 114.
, John, 114, 125, 149, 221.
. Margery, 149.
, Ralph, 182.
, Thomas, 192.
Arnoldismede, 9.
Arnulph, prior of Rnmilly, 25, 26.
Arundel, earl of. See Fitz Aleyn.
Anmdel, Laurence de, 232.
Arwesmitli. le, Leticia, 211.
, William, 211.
Ascele (Asceleei, Agnes, 206.
, Richard, 194, 206.
Ascelyn Richard, 200, 209, 210.
Ash Reigny (Devon), 201.
Ashdon (Assendone. Asshedon. Asshin-
don), 54, 72, 79, 82, 92, 122, 133, 160.
180, 214 ; manor, 95. See also lisse-
hangre, Lutelhey, Newnham, Rothe,
Stevington.
Asheldham (Asshildeham), n, 64(2),
75, 101, 132, 134, 166, 175, 180,230;
manor, 213.
Ashen (Esshe, Asshe by Ovyton , 82,
96, in, 114, 136, 182, 187, 192, 197,
200.
Ashingdon (Assindon), 2, 99, 223.
Ashton (Wilts), 147.
Ashton, Thomas de, 236, 237.
Ashwell (Ayswelle [in Finchingfielcl])
manor, 55.
(Asshewell, Herts\ 73; vicar, 73.
Ashwell. de, John, 240.
, Peter. 88.
, Simon, 88.
Askeby, Robert de, in.
Aspale, de, Alice, 105.
, John, 105.
, Robert, 105, 112, 229.
Assendon, de, Henry, 122.
, Joan. 122.
Assendone. See Ashdon.
Asserugge, Fremund de, 231.
Asshewy, de, Isabel, 85.
, Stephen, 85.
Assindon. See Ashingdon.
Aston by Ivingho (Bucks), 66.
Asyngton, de. Maud, 109.
, Richard, 109.
Aubyn, Agnes, 87.
Atte Appeldere, Joan, 152.
, Simon, 152.
Atte Berne, Agnes, 85.
, Alesia, 186, 187 ; her sister Maud, 186.
INDEX.
2 47
Atte Berne, Hugh, 85.
, Peter, 110(2).
, Sampson, 224(2).
, Sybil, 224(2).
, William, 186, 187, 224(2).
Atte Berwe, Andrew, 178.
, Emma. 178,
Attebiry, Adam, 56.
Atte Boure, George, 196.
, Joan, 223.
, John, 223.
, Juliana, 156.
, Margery, 196.
, Walter, 154, 156.
Atte Brigge, Alice, 227.
, John, 227.
Atfe Brok/Cristina, 80.
, Henry, 71.
, Lucy. 131, 132.
, Richard, 131, 132.
, Robert, 80, 232.
, Sabina, 232.
, William 163. See also Brok, de la.
Atte Brome, Alice, 150.
, John 150,
, Walter, 150.
Atte Chaumbre, Avice, 176.
, Cecily, 102.
, Gilbert. 102, 163.
. John, 176. See also Chambre.
Attechirche, John, 73.
, Margaret, 73.
Atte Cros, Juliana, 103, 128.
, William, 103. 128.
Atte Cumbewelle, Joan, 84.
, John, 84.
Atte Doune, Agnes, 241.
, Geoffrey, 85.
, John, 241,
, Thomas, 236, See also Doune.
Atte Felde, Agnes, 187.
, Bartholomew, 170.
, Thomas, 187.
Atte Forde, Joan, 164.
, John, 164, 172, 211, 231.
, Maud, 172, 211.
, William, 212.
Atte Frithe, Clemencia, 168.
.Geoffrey. 168.
, Robert, 199.
Atte Gate, Joan, 179.
, |ohn, 136.
, Maud, 136.
, Richard, 200.
, Thomas, 179, 200, 203, 217, 228.
See also Gate.
Atte Gore, Denise, 141.
, Elias, 141.
Atte Grane, Sabina, 124.
, Walter, 124.
Atte Grave (Grove), Agnes, 229.
Atte Grave (Grove), Andrew, 156, 290(2)
229.
, Joan, 209.
, John, 209.
Atte Hale, John, 166.
, Juliana, 167.
, Lora, 166.
, Petronilla, 166, 167, 170
, Ralph, 166.
, Richard, 166.
, Rose, 1 66.
, Stephen, 166.
, Thomas, 166.
, William. 166(2), 170, 229.
Atte Halle, Nicholas,. 100.
Atte Hatche (Hache), Joan, 243.
, Robert, 243.
, Stephen, 235.
Atte Hathe, Joan, 196.
, Robert, 196.
Atte Helle, Adam, 161.
. Edith, 161.
, John, 154.
Atte Hille, Julian, 35,
, Nicholas, 35. See also Hil
Atte Holte, Maud, 161.
, Stephen, 161.
Atte Hulle, Adam, 172.
, Joan. 172.
, John, 172.
, Sewal, 164, 205.
, William, 164, 205.
Atte Koush, Ada, 179.
, Philip, 179.
Atte Lee, John, 185.
, Richard. 176.
, Rose. 185.
, Sayena, 176.
, Wi'Uiam, 176(2). See also Leye.
Attelightewater. William, 82(2), 83(2).
Atte Lofte, Alan, 210.
, John, 210.
Attelongdich, Agnes, 33.
, William, 33.
Attelongewode, Leticia, 138.
, Richard, 128, 130, 138.
Atte Made, Adam, 133.
, Alice, 187.
, Isabel, 133.
, Robert, 187.
Attemadewe, Alexander, 207.
, Geoffrey, 211.
, Gilbert, 207, 211(2).
Atte Melle, Stephen, 136.
Atte Melne, Agnes. 170.
, Joan, 185.
, Richard, 170.
, Robert, 185. See also Melnere.
Atte Mere, John, 228.
Atte Merssh, Margaret, 141.
, Thomas, 141.
248 IN
Atte Merssh, Walter. 181, 188. See also
Marisco, de.
Atte More. See More.
Atte Nalderfan, Margaret, 190.
, Thomas, 190.
Atte Naldhres, William, 239(2).
Atte Napelton. Alice, 225.
, Richard, 225.
Atte Noke, Acius, 190, 193.
, Alice, 134.
, Emma, 193, 203, 208, 224.
, Henry, 145, 193, 203, 224.
, Joan, 224.
, John, 134.
. Katharine, 172.
, Robert, 172, 176.
, Simon, 145, 172.
, Thomas. 145, 172. 176, 190, 193(3),
203(2), 208(2), 224.
Atte (de) Nunnotehey, Agnes, 80.
, John, 51, 80, 91.
Atte Park, Clemencia, 159.
, Felicia, 177.
, John, 177 2).
, Richard, .170.
. Roger, 78.
, Thomas, 159.
, William, 78. 177.
Atte Pirie (Pyrie), Christiana, n.
, Nicholas, n.
, Richard, 120, 209.
, Roger, 236(2).
Attepiry, Thomas, 236.
, William, 147.
Atte Place, Isabel, 212.
, Robert, 212.
Atte Pole, Richard, 82.
, Stephen, 82(3).
Atte Ponde, Agnes, 232.
, Ralph, 232. See also Ponde.
Atte Ree (Re, Rye;, Amicia, 169.
, Ellen, 209.
, Henry, 186.
, Isabel, 186.
, Maud, 152.
, Richard, 133, 175.
, Sabina, 133.
, Robert, 152, 169.
, William, 209. See also Ree, Rye.
Atte Slade, Alice, 231.
, Peter, 231.
, Walter, 231.
Atte Stane, Cristina, 202.
, Roger, 202.
Atte Stighele, Henry, 178.
Atte Stocke(s), Roger, 161, 219.
, Rose. 161, 219. See also Stocke.
Atte Stokette, John, 198.
Atte Stoure, Ismania, 197.
, William, 197.
Atte Strete (atte Strate), Agnes, 100.
Atte Strete (atte Strate), John, 62,
144.
, Margery, 134.
, Michael, 100.
-, Thomas, 134.
Atte Tye, Agnes, 170.
, Alice, 184, 199.
, John, 170, 199.
, Richard, 184.
, Robert, 102
. Roger, 232. See also Tye.
Atte Vanne, Geoffrey, 235.
, Isabel, 235.
Atte Walle, Adam, 209.
, Agnes, 190.
, Eva, 192.
, John, 173.
, Ranulph, 188.
, Roger, 192.
, Sabina, 188.
, Seman, 173.
, William, 190.
Atte Water, Joan, 172 ; her sister Alice,
172.
, John, 172.
Atte Welle, Alice, 191.
, Isabel, 218.
, John, 218.
, liiicy, 228.
, Maud, 218.
, Richard, 218(2).
, Thomas, 191.
, Warin, 164, 218, 221.
, William, 228. See also Welle.
Attewode, Avice, 100.
, John, 151, 175.
, Robert, 100.
Atte Wyndmulne, Margery, 182.
, Thomas, 182.
Atte Zoke, Joan, 184, 218.
, Roger, 184, 218.
Attlebrigg '? Norfolk), 228.
Aubyn, William, 87.
Auchier, Henry, 180.
, Isabel, 180.
, Nicholas, 180. See also Fitz Ancher.
Audley (Alditheleye. Audele, Audlegh),
Hugh, 201.
, Margaret, 201.
, Nicholas, 47, 49.
Aufre, Thomas. 197, 206.
, Violet, 197, 206.
Aumberden (Amberdene), de, Alice, i.
,' Geoffrey, 83, 237.
-, Maud, 85 ;
, Nicholas, i, 83. 85.
Anmbly, William de. 17.
Aumbesas, William, 36.
Aumbresbury, Henry de, 241. See also
Ammesbury.
Aungre. See Ongar.
INDEX.
249
Aungre (Aunger), de, Adam, 48, 129,
148(2), 166, 227, 242.
, Albreda, 166.
, John, 129, 148, 166.
, Petronilla, 143, 147.
, Richard, 143, 147.
Austyn, Agnes, 80.
, Alice, 203.
, Nigel, 80.
, Roger, 203,
Auvylers, de, Stephens, 17.
Aveley (Alghel, Alvethele), 55, 115, 121,
145, 156, 168, 172, 176(2), 183, 190(2),
194(2), 208, 210. 215 ; advowson, 156;
manor, 89.
Avenel, William, 149.
Awy, Thomas, 95.
Aylich, John, 82.
Ayot (Ayete, Yate, Yayate, Herts),
parson, 185.
, St. Peter (Munfichet, Herts), 50 ; ad-
vowson, 36, 50, 57 ; manor, 36, 50, 57.
Ay stan. See Easton.
Aylward (Eylward), Andrew, 156.
, John, 147, 156, 198(2).
, Maud, 147.
, William, 13. See also Eillesward.
Aylwyne. See Alwyne
Aynolf, Philip, 175.
Ayshebyr', Isabel de, 46.
Ayswelle. See Hayswelle.
Baard, Felicia, 59.
, John, 59.
, Walter, 76.
Babraham (Badburgham, Cambs), 174.
Bachemo, Francis, 192.
i , Joan, 192.
Bacheworth, Richard de, 241.
Baches wrth, de, Roger, 44.
, Thomas, 44.
Bacun (Bakun) Adam, 46, 119, 132.
, Agnes, 132.
, Cristina, 133.
.- . Dimisia, no.
, Edmund, no, in, 171, 215, 228.
, Ellen, 96,
, Eustace, 131.
, Gilbert, 35, 40, 61, 65.
, Gumfrid, 96.
, Henry, 125. 126, 171, 195, 215, 242.
, Joan, 131, 165.
, John, 81, 94, 98, 100, no, in, 119,
120, 126, 129, 133, 171, 186, 234.
, Margaret, 125, 1-26, 195, 215, 242.
, Margery, 228.
, Robert, in, 125, 126, 215.
, Sabina, 46.
, Thomas, no.
, William, 46, 165.
, Walter, 46.
Baddow (Badewe), Great, 100, 109, 118,
178. 186, 191, 240.
, Little, 20, 22, 27, 51, 74, 118, 131,
150, 230, 236 ; advowson, 210 ; manor,
38, 210.
Badele, John de, 214.
Badewe, de, Edmund, 100, 109.
, Joan, 100, 109.
, William, 171
Badlesmere, de, Bartholomew. 137, 147,
194, 200.
, Margaret, 137.
Baignard, Walter, 140.
, William, 140. See also Baynard.
Baiocis (Bayhuse, Bayouce, Bayouse),
de, Anne, 37, 39.
, John, 129(3).
, Margery, 129.
, Robert, 37, 39, 242.
, Thomas, 129.
Bakere, le (the), Clement, 151, 184.
, Osbert, 74.
, Philip, 202.
, Richard, 203.
, John, 143.
, Robert, 20. See also Pestur.
Baldewyne (Baudewynej, Agatha, 141
142, 145, 159, 165, 166, 176, 188, 219,
239 ; her sister Joan, 239.
, Agnes, 104.
, Albreda, 130.
, Edmund, 142, 161.
, John, loi, 104, 118, 119, 126, 130,
141, 142, 145, 159, 164, 165, 166, 176,
188, 219, 235, 239, 240.
, Margaret, 101.
, William, 142, 161.
Baldock, Robert de, 241. See also
Baudack.
Balesham, de, Alice, 79.
, Nicholas, 79.
Balheved, Robert de, 163.
Ballard, William, 191.
Ballingdon (Balidon), 48, 146, 176, 208.
Balliolo, de, (Balyoi) Alexander, 104.
, Alice, 80.
, Gilbert, 104(2).
, Margery, 102, 135, 139.
, Roger, 135, 139.
, William, 86.
Balne, de, Cecilia, 9.
. William, 9.
Balsham, de, Alice, 86.
, Edith, 65.
, Geoffrey, 65.
, Nicholas, 86.
Banstead (Banstede, Surrey), manor, 5, 6
Banyngham Walter de, 129, 176.
Barber, le, Alice, 205.
, Gilbert, 205, 211.
, Joan, no, in.
250
Barber, le, Margaret. 156.
, Peter, no, in, 208.
, Ralph, 156.
, Thomas, no, in, 208.
Bardelby, Robert de, 133, 145.
Bardestone. See Basildon.
Btfrdfleld (Berdefeud), Great, 11, 68,
72,. 85,, 99, 113, 128, 134, 136, 146. 149.
165. 170, 178, 187, 190, 197, 204, 205,
216, 230.
, Little, 85. 137, 146, 167. 197- 2 5.
216; advowson, 229; manor, 229.
Baling, 124
Bardvvell iBerdewell, Suff.), 135.
Barelye, Elyseus, 71, 72.
, Joan, 71, 72.
Barentyn (Barenty.), (de). Drew, 49.
, Joan, 7, 47, 49.
, Margaret, 215.
, Parnell, 49.
, Thomas, 215.
, William, 7, 47, 49.
Barewe, Alice de, 154.
Barking (Berkyng , 4(2), 9 14, 20, 31(2),
32, 33(2), 43, 54(2). 70. 76. 77(2), 80(2),
83, 88, 101(2), 103, 109. no, 113, 115,
118, 122, 133, 136, 137(2), 138, 142 2),
143, 144(2), 145, 153, 156(4), 162. 164,
165, 168, 170, 172, 173. 182, 184. 186,
l8 7(3). I 9- T 9 2 - J 97' : 9S. 1 99( 2 ), 2O .
204, 206, 209, 222, 230(2), 232, 238,
240, 241.
abbey, and abbesses, 20, 70, 73, 76, 77,
91, 94 118.
Barkway (Herts), 227. See also Nnt-
hamstead.
Barling, 118, 119, 126, 130, 141, 142, 145,
159, 164-166, 171, 176, 188, 212 219.
Barlyng (Barlingge), de, John, 179^2),
232, 240.
/William. 81.
Barnabe, John, 133.
Barnardiston (Bernardiston, Suff.), 5
Barnee, Alice de, 188.
Barnere, Stephen le, 195.
Barnes (Bernes, Surrey) manor, 5.
Barnston (Berneston), 121, 126, 196.
Barnton, Peter de, 121.
Barnwalden (Borewaldone [in Tolles-
hunt Knights]), manor. 69, 174.
Barre, John de la, 233.
Barri, Katharine, 169.
Barsham, Hamo de, 225
Barstable (Berdestaple [in Basildon]),
I0 > 39 55- J 34. 222 ; advowson, 39.
Hundred, 10.
manor, 39, 109.
Bartaill. William de. 242. See also Bayr-
tail.
Bartholomew, parson of Wokyngdon
Seetfuntaynes, 204.
Bartelmeus, John, 94.
Bartlesdon. See Basildon.
Bartlow (Berklowe, Berlawe , 86, 133,
160, 214. See also Brenyngg.
Barton St. Andrew (Norf.) advowson,
20 1.
Barnn Baroun) John, 84, 157.
, Katharine, 157.
, Walter, 157.
Barwe, de, Alice, Si.
, Richard, 81.
Barynton, de. Nicholas, 131.
, Theobald, 131.
Basham, de, Alice, 73.
. Nicholas, 73.
Basildon (Bavdestone, Bartlesdon), 55,
134, 222. See also Barstable.
Basing(es) (Basyngge), de, Gregory, 184.
, Isabel, 2.
, Margery, 65. 184.
, Nicholas, 2.
, Reginald, 184.
, Robert. 65. 184.
, Walter, 142, 143
. William. 142, 143.
Baskervill', Walter de, 24.
Bassaleg Ebbwy (Bassalek Ebboz, co.
Monm.), manor, 201.
Basset, Cristiana, 23, 74, 131. 142, 238.
, Henry, 131, 211.
, Lucy, 142.
, Thomas, 142.
, William, 23. 74.
Bassingburne, de, Adam, 89.
, Agnes, 81, 99, 230.
, Edmund, 25.
, Elizabeth, 140.
, John, 81. 99 137, 148, 230.
, Katharine, 128.
, Margaret. 89.
, Richard, 128.
, Stephen, 16, 140, 230.
, Walter, 203.
Bastard, Giles, 77.
, Richard, 77.
Bastendene, 36.
Basyngge. Sec Basing(es).
Basyngham, de, Ellen, 68.
, William, 68.
Bataille, Cecily, 81.
, Edmund, 153, 175, 182, 183.192,201,
240.
Isabel, 192.
John, 81.
Lora, 206.
Maud, 91.
Richard, 91, 181.
Simon, 206.
Bate, Richard, 233
Batekyn. Constance, 217
, Thomas, 217.
INDEX.
251
Batesford, de, Agnes, 187, 211.
, Robert, 157, 211.
Bath and Wells, bishop of. See Bnrnell ;
Marchia.
Bathewrth', Roger de, 27.
Batton, William de, 238
Batyn, Richard, 202.
, Thomas, 202.
Baudack, Thomas de, 52. See also Bal-
dock.
Baude (le, de), Joan, 125, 130, 177.
, John, 125, 130, 177.
, Walter, 34, 39.
Baudewyne. See Baldevvyne.
Bauquelle, de, Cecily, 63.
, John, 63.
Bayhuse Bayouse. See Baiocis, de.
Baynard (Baynnard), Alice, 82.
, Isolda, 4.
, Joan, 82, 124, 143.
, Margery, 75.
, Micholas, 68.
, Richard, 82.
. Robert, 4.
, Roger, 64, 75.
, Thomas, 82, 124, 143, 150. See also
Baignard.
Bayrtayll, Adam de, 241. See also Bar-
taill.
Beaconsfield (Bekenesfeld, Bucks),
parson of, 157.
Beauchamp. See Belchamp.
Beaudiz, Alice, 217.
, Ranulph, 217.
Beaumes, de, Malcolm, 91, qg.
Beaumont (Bello Monte), 87 ; manor,
93-
Becaneslegh (co. Monm.) manor, 201.
Beche, William de la, 188, 19712 .
Bedfordshire. See Bromham, Flitwick ;
Houghton ; Heysse ; Segenho ; Stud-
ham ; Wootton.
Beeleigh (Beleye, Bylegh), 209 ; abbey,
27, 48, 92, 233.
Beeston (Bestone, Norf.), 13.
Beke, William, 54.
Belamy, John, 166, 242.
Belchamp (Beauchamp), 132, 146.
Otten (Otes , 109. 132 ; advowson,
213 ; manor, 213. 238
Plume [in Belchamp Otten], 243.
St. Ethelbert [in Ovington], 78. 132,
213; advowson, 213.
-- St. Paul (Canonicorum), 92, 161, 173,
177- J 92.
- Walter i Beauchamp la Contesse,
Waterbelcham, Belchamp William,
Great Beuchamp , 52, 86, 101, 109,
132,134,200; manor, 207, 237; vicar,
132. See also Easton Hall.
Belencumbre, de, Alice, 148, 163.
Belencumbre, de, John, 55, 148, 202.
, Robert, 52, 148, 163, 202.
Belet, Robert, 196.
, William, 19.
Belgrave, John, 125
Belhous (Belhtis, Bellehous), de, Floria,
49- 50-
, Isolda. 148.
, John, 148, 240.
, Margery, 221.
, Richard, 50.
, Thomas, 49, 50, 146, 221.
Belinges, Roger de, 104.
Beliton. See Bollington.
Bellelaunde, Wygan de, 99.
Bello Campo, de, Geoffrey, 45
, John, 78, 97. 113, 121, 125(2), 148,
200 2). 201, 232.
, Maud, 121.
, Nicholas, 125, 200, 201.
, Ralph, 44, 70, 235.
, Sybil, 45.
, William, 200, 201.
Bello Marisco, de, Joan, 71.
, Malcolm, 71.
Bello Monte. See Beaumont.
Bello Monte, Richard de, 92.
Belstead (in Broomfield), 218.
Bely, Ralph, 79.
, Thomas, 79.
Bemrlet Beniflete, Bentflet, Benyflet),
de, Alice, 126, 164, 176, 177, 179,
201(2), 202(2), 205.
, Robert, 126, 164, 176, 177, 179, 182,
201, 202, 205.
, Stephen, 164, 179, 182.
, Thomas, 164.
Bemflet Magna, de, Nicholas, 177
, William, 177.
Bendevill, Grecia, 214.
, Henry, 214.
Benedish, de, Isabel, 163.
, Thomas, 163.
Beneit. See Beneyt.
Benetleye, de la, Emma, 34.
, Robert, 34.
Beneye, Ralph, 10.
Beneyt (Beneit), Hugh, 164, 174.
, Joan, 164, 174.
, Robert, 224.
, Roger, 117, 127.
, Simon, 224.
, Sybil, 224.
, Willelma, 117, 127.
Benfleet (Bemflete, Benflet), 31, 35, 58,
85. 158, 189.
, Great (South), 165, 177, 232,
, Little (North), n, 61, 66 ; advowson,
150 ; manor, 150.
, North, 149, 159.
, South, 33. Il8 -
Beniflete, Bentflet, Bcnyflet, de. Sec
Bemflet.
Benmalyn, Emma, 157.
, Henry, 157.
Benestede, de, Edmund, 229.
, Guy, 229.
, John, 104, 115, 174, 186, 222,2 ,
229(2).
, Margaret, 222.
, Petronilla, 174, 222, 229.
, William, 229.
Bentele, William de, 189.
Bentley (Bentle, Benetleye), 23, 43 47,
135, 148, 197 ; parson, 147, 148.
, Great, Si, 91. 140, 150, 179, 188, 204.
, Little, 97, 152. 181, 216, 217, 224;
manor, 148, 219; parson, 217.
Benyngtone, de, Maud, 221.
, Roger, 221.
Benyton, de, Alice, 210.
, Thomas, 210.
Berardeshey, 85.
Berardeshey, de, Basilia, 80.
-- , William, 80.
Berdefeld, de, Alice, 18.
, Geoffrey, 203, 238.
, Hugh, 99.
, Isolda, 203.
, Maud, 99.
, Roger, 136
. William, 18, 136.
Berdefeld Magna, de, Hugh, 113.
, Simon, 113,
Berdefeud. See Bardfield,
Berden, 132, 140, 145, 222 ; manor, 202.
Berden, de, Maud, 138,
, Richard, 138.
Berdestaple See Barstable.
Bereford. William de, 236.
Berewe, de la, Geoffrey, 100.
, Margaret, 100.
Berewere, Alice le, 122.
, Thomas, 122.
Berewvke (Berenik, Berewvco), de, Alan.
138- 236.
, Joan, 236.
, John, 18-20, 129.
, Maud, 138.
Bergham (Barham, Suffolk), 78.
Bergholt (Suffolk), 90 ; manor, 45.
Bergholt, Richard de. 210, 212.
Berkelawe, John de, 163.
, Reyner, 231(2).
, William, 231(2).
Berklowe. See Bartlow.
Berkhampsted, Robert de, 218.
Berkley, Thomas de, 63.
Berkshire. See Streatley : Upton.
Berk way, de, Richard, -227.
, William. 154.
Berkyng. See Barking,
Berkyng, de, Cecila, 4.
, Isabel, 77.
, James, 77.
, Reginald, 4.
, Richard, 163.
, Stephen, 77.
, Thomas, 4.
Berland, Isabel, 215.
, John, 165, 215
Berlawe. See Bartlow.
Berle (Berlee), de, Richard, 64.
, Simon, 145.
Bermondsey (Surrey), priors of, 2^, 29.
Bernard, Agnes. 176, 183,
, Cristiana, 118.
, William, 176, 183.
Bernardiston. See Barnardiston,
Berne (? Berue), Walter de la, 49.
Berners (Befniers), de, Cristiana, 93,95.
, Edmund, 93(2), 95.
, James, 93.
, Joan, 95.
, John, 95.
, Ralph, 52, 93(2), 95.
, Richard, 93.
, William, 122.
Bernes. See Barnes.
Bernham (Barnham. Sussex), 215.
Bernham, de, John, 122.
, Petronilla, 122.
Berwick [in Abbess Roding] manor, 95.
Berwoldon, de, Joan, 226.
, John, 226.
Besill, Peter de, u.
Bestone. See Beeston.
Betevill, de, Anketill, 31.
, Matilda, 31.
Betonessone, Roger, 162.
Bettyne, William de, 58.
Betuyne, de, Richard, 115.
, William, 115.
Beuchamp. See Belchamp.
Beumund, Alice, 102, 104.
, John, 102, 104.
, Richard, 104. See also Bello Monte.
Beverlaco, Robert de, 120, 132.
Beyllesleye, de, Alice, 33.
, Maud, 33.
Bevneslee, de, Agnes, 182.
/Ralph, 182.
Bideford (Bydeford), de, Dyonis, 38, 74..
, Jordan, 132.
, Nicholas, 38, 74.
Bidik, de, .-idam, 74.
, Joan, 74.
Bigge (Bygge). John, 152, 189, 216.
, Juliana, 189.
, Richard. 38. See also Gros.
Bigot. See Bygod.
Bilden (Bilenden [in Chrishall]), 90.
Bildeston (Suff.), manor, 178.
Bildeston, Nicholas de, 224.
Bileye, Adam de, 182.
Billingford, de. Rose, 63.
, William, 63.
Bilneye, Roger de, 204.
Birch (Bryche), 162.
, Great, 44. 56, 72, 119, 133, 143(2),
180, 205, 206, 211, 218.
, Little, 119, 133, 143, 179, 206, 211,
218 ; advowson, 218 : manor, 218.
Birchanger (Byrchaungre, Bilchangre),
26, 41, 188.
Bircheleye, de, John, 191.
, Margaret, 191.
Bircho (Byrcho), de, John, 150, 181, 184.
, Margaret, 181. 184.
, William, 61, 150(2;.
Birdbrook (Bridebrok, Brudebrok,
Brydebrok), 7, 14, 28, 29, 82, 88. 89,
92, 98, 115, 117, 123, 127, 131, 187, 215.
Birkenside (Northumberland) manor,
.36, 50
Bise, Lora de la, 138.
Bisshop (Byssopp), Alice, i.
, ]ohn. 227.
, Roger, i.
Blackmore (la Blakemore), prior of, 47.
See also Fingrith.
Blackwatar Poonte) river, 53.
Bladestok, de, John, 19.
, William, 19.
Blake, Roger le, 93.
Blakedesle. See Hedley.
Blakeham, de, Thomas, 18.
Blakenham (Suff.), 177.
Blakenham, Benedict de (le), 13, 18, 26.
Blakyere, le, John. 169.
, Maud, 169.
Blatche, Agnes, 232.
, Richard, 232.
Blatherwick (Northants), 153.
Blamuster, Blaumoster. See Albo Mo-
asterio.
Blancoumbe, John de, 126.
Blaveny, de, Joan, 14.
, John, 14.
Blax*hale, de, Agnes, 208.
, Roger, 208, 241.
, William, 208, 241.
Bledelawe, John de. 93.
Blendehare, Julian, 69.
, Walter, 69.
Bliton, Thomas de, 239.
Blok, de, Elicia, 4.
, Walter, 4.
Blome, Hugh, 233, 238.
Blomvill. See Blumvill
Blowere, le, Agnes, 99 ; her sister Emma,
99
, Elias. 99.
Bloy, de (le), Adam, 146, 211, 233.
Bloy. de (le), Agnes, 40, 146, 211, 233.
, Mary, 146, 233.
, William, 40(2).
Bluet, Eleanor, 158, 181, 189.
, John, 158(21, 181, 189.
Blumvill (Blomvill), de, John, 237.
, Oliver, 228.
, William, 132, 178.
Blund (Blunt), le, Adam, 39.
, Agnes, 23.
, Hugh, ioo, 109, 171, 234.
, James, 23.
, [ulian, 56.
, Nicholas, 171.
, Ralph, 56.
; Blundel, Richard, 153.
Blunts Hall (Blunteshale [in Witham],
183 ; manor, 88.
Blythburgh (Bliburgh, Suff.), manor, 140.
Bobbingworth (Bulbingeworth), 28, 84;
87, 112, 122, 123, 172, 181, 183, 200,
210, 212, 221 ; advowson, 28. Sec alsu
Ackingford.
Booking (Bokinges), 9, 10, n, 25,46, 60,
67, 68, 73, 79, 109, 113, 117, .128(2),
136, 146, 151, 154(2), 156, 158, 160(2),
167, 168, 184, 186, 198, 216, 219(2),
223, 231(2), 239.
Bockynge, de, Adam, 25, 30.
, Henry, 160(2).
, Osebert, 5.
, Reginald, 112, 176(2).
, Robert, 5.
, Roger, 112, 176.
, Sweyn, 160.
, Thomas, 112.
, Walter, 25, 30, 35.
-, William, 160.
Bocland (Boklond), de, Ellen, 79.
, Joan, 165.
, John, 79.
, Thomas, 165.
Bocstanes, William de, 92.
Body. Beatrice, 13.
, Richard, 13.
Bohun, Boun, Edmund, 222.
, Elizabeth, Countess of Essex, 138,
159(2), 161.
, Eneas, 159, 220.
, Henry, 24.
, Humphrey, 159.
, , Earl of Hereford and Essex, 24.
41, 44, 48, 76, 138, 140, 159(2), 161,
189.
, Maud, 222.
, William. 138.
Bokelington, Robert de, 43.
Boklond. See Bocland.
Bolebek, Agnes, 97.
, John, 97
, Paney, 97.
Bolebek, Roger, 97.
Bolemere. See Bulmer.
Bolemere, de, John, 91, 231.
Boliton. Sw Bollington.
Bollebukhull. See Brickhill.
Bollington (Beliton, Boliton. [in ,-U-gley]),
39, 145, 222.
Bolyngebrok, Nicholas de, 94.
Bolyton (Boliton), de, Alice, 177.
, John, 177.
, Richard, 39.
, William, 39.
Bolle, Juliana, 238.
, Richard, 238.
Bomestede. See Bumstede.
Bonaventure, Marselia, 71.
, Roger, 71.
Bonevill, de, William, 87, 174, 235.
Boneyre, John, 84, 92, 95. 142, 238.
, Margery, 142, 238.
, Walter. 84.
Bordestede. See Burstead.
Boreham (Borham). 2, 7(2), 8, 18-20,
21(2), 27, 30, 32, 34(3). 41, 62(2), 93,
117, 133, 156, 168, 172, 175, 185. 192,
193, 199, 203, 210, 224, .228, 233, 236.
Borewaldone. See Barnwalden.
Borham, de, Ctistina, 149.
, Elvina, 21.
, Henry, 7, 8.
, John, 7, 153, 240.
, Michael, 7.
, Ranulph, 149
Bornham, de, Godfrey, 234.
, John, 238
Bosco (Boys), de, Cristiana, 88, 171.
, Giles, 13, 14, 40, 47, 61
, Godfrey, 232.
, Joan, 56.
, John, 88, 155, 171. 183.
, Peter. 56
, Petronilla, 155, 183.
, Warin, 45.
Botetourt (Buteturte), John 78, 105. 112,
124, 134, 151, 206, 207(2). 211, 213(4),
233. 237, 239.
, Maud, 105, 112, 124, 134, 151, 206.
207, 211, 213(2), 233. 237, 239.
, Oto, 207, 213(2).
, Robert, 207, 213(2).
Botiler. See Butyller.
Botileres Hamstal, 48.
Botolf, Alice, 134.
, Richard, 134.
Bottyngham (Botyngham). de, John, 211.
, Juliana, 133.
. Maud, 51, 58, 197(2), 198.
, Roger, 51, 58, 197(2), 198.
, Walter, 44, 56.
, William, 133, 211.
Boudon, de, Adam. 169.
Boudon, de, William, 169, 207.
Boueles, de, Agnes, 17.
, Philip, 17.
Bouerie(s) [in Chishall] , 87, 154.
Bouetoun. de, Alice, 82.
, Reginald, 82.
Boueyre. See Boneyre.
Boulogne, Honour of, 225.
Boun. See Bohun
Bounde, William, 228.
Bourhall [in Sible Hedingham] manor,
120, 217.
Bourne, Eustace de, 20.
Bournedissh. See Burnedish.
Bourser. See Burser.
Bousser (Busser), de, John, 124, 153, 158,
166, 168, 169, 183, 192, 225.
, Margaret, 218
, Robert, 153, 218.
Bovill, William de, 159.
Bowers Gifford (Bures), 46, 51, 66, 83.
Box, Robert, 230.
Boxted, 229 ; manor, 153.
Boyche rectius Bryche), Richard de, 72.
Boydin, John, 114.
, Juliana, 114.
, Ralph, 134, 149.
Boylund, de, Isabel, 98.
, William, 98.
Boyn, le, Joan, 114.
, Robert, 114.
Boys. See Bosco, de.
Boy ton, de, Geoffrey, 72, 213.
, Richard, 72, 213.
, Thomas, 92.
, William, 92.
Brackele. de, Egidia, 58.
, Joan, 10.
, Michael, 50.
, William, 10.
Bracon Ash (Brakene, Norf.), manor and
advowson, 125.
Bracy. de, Fulk, 138.
, Maud, 8, 47. 49, 77, 78.
. Robert. 8, 47, 49, 77, 78, 138(2).
; Bradefeld, de. Peter, 140.
, William, 35.
, Monachorum. de, Robert, 230.
, Thomas. 238.
.BradJeldeslond (in Chelveston), 5
Bradeham, de, Margaret, 61.
, Simon, 61.
Hradele, Henry de, 197.
Brademedwe, 21.
' Bradfield (Bradefeld, B. by Manytre),
45, 134, 145, 149, 151, 158, 229, 239 ;
manor, 149.
Monachorum (? Suff.), 238.
Bradwell (Bradewell), 3, 32, 105, 171.
by Braintree (by Coggeshall), 108 ;
manor, 122, 231 ; advowson, 122, 231.
INDEX.
255
Bradwell-on-Sea (by Tillingham), 37,
4 2 - 43. 53. 123, 175(2), 199 ; manor, 45,
123 ; market, 53.
Braghyng, William de, 155,
Braham, de, Benedict, 173.
, Joan, 103.
, John, 20.
, Roger, 34.
, William, 103, 173.
Braintree (Great Reynes), 9, 79, 120,
I 3. J 35. *39. 160, 167, 205. 240. See
also Naylinghnrst.
Bramfeld. See Broomfield.
Brampton, de, Alice, 131.
, John, 131
Brand, John, 233.
Brandewode. See Brentwood.
Brandon, de, Margaret, 168.
, Stephen, 168.
Branketre, de, Amicia, 16.
, Thomas, 16.
Bras, John, 236.
, Margery, 236.
Brawode, Stephen de, 144.
Braxted (Bracstede), 95, 155.
, Great, 133, 212, 217 ; adv. owson, 120 ;
manor, 120. See also Westhall.
, Little, 225
Bray. Robert le, 164.
Braynel, Agnes, 137.
, John, 137.
Brede, de, Agatha, 238.
, William, 238.
Bredeford, Robert de, 170.
Bredstrete, de, John, 218.
, Thomas, 70.
Bregenok', de, Emma, 17.
, William, 17.
Brembeleye See Bromley (Midd.).
Brenchesle, Richard de, 143.
Brendhall [in Harlow] manor, 153.
Brenclylleye. See Eleigh, Brent
Brentwood (Brandewode, de Bosco
Arso), 27, 78, 166, 177, 231.
Brenyng. de, Cristiana, 122.
, Philip, 122.
Brenyngg [in Bartlow], 92.
Brescy. Joan de, 137.
Bret, le, Cristiana, 238.
, Emma, 61, 63, 145.
, Joan, 39.
, John, 68, 152.
-j-, Margaret, 135.
, Margery, 240.
, Maud, 139, 152.
, Richard, 61, 145.
, Robert, 145.
, Roger, 39.
, Thomas, 135, 152.
, William, 63(2), 139, 152(2). 238,
240.
Breton (Bretoun, Bretun), le, Alice, 194,
225.
, Archibald, 10, 38, 233.
, John, 75, 194, 225.
, Lucy, 226.
, Nicholas, 225.
, Peter, 226.
, William, 218, 225.
Breuetur, Robert le, 126.
Brewere, le, Agnes. 162.
, Alice, 52.
, Goda, 195, 197.
, John, 143, 162.
, Reginald, 143.
, Thomas, 195, 197
, William, 52.
Brian, Alice, 197, 209.
, Peter, no.
, Thomas, 197, 209.
Brianzon (Bryanzon, Bryaunesoun), de r
Amice, 133, 145.
, Bartholomew, 233.
, Elizabeth, 151. 188, 189.
, Giles, 171.
, Isabel, 171(2).
, Joan, 85, 231, 233
, John. 133, J45. 151, 156, 158, 181,
189, 231.
Briche (Bryche), de, Hamo, 72, 225.
, Robert, 186. 225.
Brickhill, Bow (Bollebukbull,Bucks),ii6.
Brid ^ridde), Alice, 199, 209.
. Ralph, 43.
, Roger, 199, 209.
, Sarah, 43.
Briddeslane, de, Eustace, 63.
, Maud, 63.
, Reginald, 63.
Bridebrok. See Bird brook.
Brightlingsea, 164, 192.
Brignogh, Juliana, 228.
, William, 228.
Brikyngdon, de, Agnes, 93.
, Aluena, 93.
, Richard. 93.
Briseworth, de. Cecily, 243.
, Michael, 243.
Brisingbam, Walter, 17.
, William, 17.
Bristoll', de, Isabel, 87.
, William, 87.
Briwes. See Brus.
Brock(eb), Alured de, 185, 240.
Brok', de (le), Hugh, 91.
, Laurence, 91.
, Richard, 36.
, Thomas, 131, 132. Seealso Atte Brok ;
Brockes.
Brok, le (la), 9, 92.
Brokesbourn (Brokisbourn), de, Eliza-
beth, 151, 195.
256 IN:
Brokesbourn (Brokishourn),de, John de,
144, 149, 150, 151(2), 173(2), 195.
, Nicholas, 195.
, Robert, 151.
, William, 195.
Brokesheved, de, Maud, 119.
, Oliver, 119.
Brokhull, de, Margaret, 155.
, William, 155(2).
Brom(e), de, Adam, 183, 230, 238.
, John, 206, 241.
, Margery, 7.
, Nicholas, 206.
, Roger, 7.
, William, 206.
Bromeleye. See Brumleye.
Bromfeld. See Brtimfeud.
Bromham (Beds) manor, 86.
Bromley (Brumleye), 22, 43, 155, 192,
221.
, Great, 52, 68, 114, 214, 228, 231;
manor, 157.
, Little, 78, 97, 136, 181, 217.
(Brembeleye, Midd.j, 100, 185, 192.
Brond, Richard, 225.
, Robert, 225.
Broomfield (Brumfeld), 44. 47, 123(2),
138, 150, 156, 160, 169, 171, 190, 218,
223. See also Belstead ; Patching.
Broomhaugh (Bromhale, Northumber-
land) manor, 36, 50.
Broughton, de, Elizabeth, 188.
, Nicholas, 188.
Brotelewell, John nem, 166.
Broun, John, 156,209 See also Brim.
Brounnessone, Arnulph, 180.
, Richard, 180.
Brounsak, Maud, 228.
, John, 228.
Broxted (Broxheved. Brokesheved), 118,
119, 148 ; manor, 65, 184.
. Great, 144, 191.
Bruges, de, Margery, 46.
, Peter, 46.
Bruera, de (de la Bruere), Alice, 4.
, Elias. 154.
, Joan, 154.
, Salomon, 4.
, Thomas, 171
Brumfeld See Broomfield.
Brumfeud (Bromfeld), de, Amabilla, 190.
, Andrew, 63.
, Cristiana, 63.
, Maud, 169.
, Rose, 160, 169, 190.
, Sewal, 156, 160, 169(2), 171, 190(2).
Brumford, de, Cristiana, 94.
. Hubert, 94.
Brumleye. See Bromeley.
Brumleye (Bromeleye), de, Agnes, 97.
.John, 97.
Brumleye (Bromeleye), de, Margery,
217.
Parva, de. John, son of John, 97.
Brumpton, de, Avice, 90.
, Richard, 70, 90.
Brun (le Brun), Aldith, 60.
, Joan, 158
- , John, 4, 182(2).
, Mary, 182.
, Philip, 35, 37, 39,
, Philippa, 54.
. Robert, 55.
, Sarah, 35.
, William, 60, 158. See also Broun
Brunham. See Burnham.
Brunne, 214.
Brunne, Robert de, 150.
Brus (Briwes), de, John, 33.
, Robert, 53.
Bruwere. See Bruera.
Bryan. See Brian,
Bryanzon, Bryaunesoun. SffBrianzon.
Bryce, Beatrice, 55.
, Joan, 55.
, William, 55.
Bryche. See Birch
Bryche, de. See Briche
Bucke (Buk), (le), Isabel, 120, 235.
, John, 225.
, Richard, 120, 235.
Buckeskyn, Roger, 31,36.
Buckinghamshire. S^Amersham; Aston;
Beaconsfield ; Brickhill ; Caldecote ;
Ellesborough ; Hampden ; Hartwell ;
Kimble ; Linslade ; Preston ; Shab-
bington ; Simpson; Twyford ; Walton.
Bule, Cristine, 153.
, Walter, 153.
Bulluk, Robert, 75.
, Sarah, 75.
Bulmer (Bolemere), 48, 76, 84, 109, 114,
115, 127, 132, 162, 176, 208, 216;
parson, 112, 115, 129. See also
Smeetham.
Bulphan (Boluefenn), 172, 179, 193, 204,
224, 225.
Bumpstead (Bumpstede, Bompstede),
32, 54, 86-88, 193, 160, 217, 229.
- Earl's [in B. Helion], 46, 78, 97,
160, 231.
, Helion, 135, 163, 231. See also
Hersham.
, Steeple (alatour, ad Turrim), 40, 71,
79, 89, 91, 92, 104, no, 114, 131, 135,
148, 159, 167, 202 ; manor, 167, 204,
237. See also Latchley.
Bumstede (Bomestede), de, Ada, 190.
, Geoffrey, 54, 55.
, Gilbert, 55.
, Margaret, 150.
, Matthew, 54, 55.
257
Bumstede (Bomestede), de, Maud, 54.
, Robert, 54, 150.
, William, 54, 190(2). See also Stepel-
bumstede.
Bund . . ., William de, 235.
Bungey (Suffolk), 195.
Burd, Hamond, 58.
, Orabilia, 58,
, Thomas, 58.
Burdegal, de, Joan, 19.
, Raymond, 19.
Burdeleys, de, Geoffrey, 196.
, John, 196,
, Margaret, 196.
Burel, Maud, 121.
, Roger, 121.
Bures. See Bowers Gifford.
, Great, 59, 121, 164.
, Little, 164.
, Mount, 106, 130.
Bures, de. Alice, 76.
, Andrew, 229.
, Benedict, 202.
, Cecily, 202.
, Hillaria, 229.
, James, 90(2), 108, 141, 164, 192.
, John. 132.
, Maud, 164.
, Robert,- 76, 126, 141, 167, 229.
Burford'(Salop) manor, 86, 88, 178
Burgate (Hants) manor, 57.
Burgate, de. Amice, 70, 79, 80.
, Peter, 70, 79, 80, 89.
, Robert, 79, 229.
Burgeys, John, 34.
, Margaret, 34.
, Richard, 233.
Burghard, Maud, 129.
Burgherthe, Little (Burwood in Foul-
ness), 26.
Burgo, de, Adam, n.
, Hubert, 49.
, John, 5, 6, 24(2), 49.
Burguyllum, Julian, 35,
~, Robert, 35.
Burham, de, Agnes, 38.
, Geoffrey, 38
Burhunte de, Richard, 58.
Burnavill, de, John, 197.
, Robert, 197.
Burne, Walter de la, 70.
Burndish (Bournedissh), de, John, 89,99,
182, 183.
.Matthew, 210, 212 2).
Burnel(l), Hugh, 41, 62^2).
, Philip. 61/62(2), 66.
, Robert, 38.
, , bishop of Bath and Wells, 7,
18 20, ; 21 2), 302), 31. 32, 34(3),
35 2), 36, 43. 50. 57- 59. 64, 65, 66(2),
67, 71.
Burnham (Brunham), 17, 29, 57, 75, 92,
146, 181.
Burnham, de, Agnes, 65.
, Geoffrey, 65,
, Hubert, 88.
, John, 233.
, Thomas, 88.
Burnote, Agnes, 195.
, Richard, 195.
Burre, Alice, 129, 143.
, Cristina, 125, 129.
, Joan, 99, 106. 125(2), 133.
, John, 70, 106, 143,
, Peter, 70, 99, 106, 115, 125, 129, 133.
Burser (Bourser), le, Ellen, 95.
, John, 88, 92, 95, 96, 98, 108, 122,
124(2),
, Robert, 124.
Burstead (Bordestede), 102.
, Great, 175, 198.
, Little, 57, 62, 69, 167, 175, 182.
Burton, de, Agnes, 155.
, John, 155,
Bury St. Edmund's (Suffolk), no.
Buscy, de, John, 59.
, Margery, 59.
Bushey (Herts) manor, 201. .
, (Bisseye, Midd.),2oi.
Busser. See Bousser.
Bussh, Adam, 93,
, Agnes, 93.
, John, 85, 192.
, Lecia, 85.
, Richard, 85.
, Rose, 192.
, William, 85.
Buteturte. See Botetourt. ,
Butre, Egidia, 126.
, John, 126.
Buttsbury (Botulfospyrie, Gynges Joy-
berdlaundry;, in. 199, 205, 229 ;
manor, 171. See also Gynge Laundri'.
Butylere (Botiler), le (la), Abel, 141.
, Alice, no.
, Alina, 36, 106.
, Amicia, 7.
, Beatrice, 3. 147.
, Cristiana, 142, 144.
, Edmund, 129.
, Extranea, 76.
, John, 37, 67. 71, 88, 125, 142, 240.
, Margaret, 46.
, Margery. 37.
, Nicholas, 3.
, Peter, 36, 72.
, Robert, 144.
. Roger, 76, no.
, Stephen, 36
, Walter, 147.
, William, 73(3), 77, 106, no, 142.
Byaumund, Is., 38.
258 INDEX.
Byaumund, William, 38.
Bybbesworthe, Walter de, 32.
Bydeford. See Bideford.
Bygge See Bigge.
Bygod (Bigot, Bygot), le, Joan, 192, 2d.
, John, 161(2), 192, 211, 240(2).
, Margery. 51.
, Ralph, 96, 107.
Bygor, Margery, 195,
, Richard, 195.
Bykewelle Broke, stream, 51.
Bylegh. See Beeleigh
Bynesle, Ralph de, 166. 240.
Byrchaungre. See Birchanger.
Bysouthen, John de, 137.
Byssopp. See Bisshop.
Bysyden, Denise, 176.
, Henry, 176.
, Roger, 176.
Caan. See Kaan.
Cakeston, Richard, de, 158.
Caldecote (Bucks), 116,
(Norf.) advowson, 201.
Caldecote, Edmund de, 226.
Caldewelle. See Chadwell.
Cambridgeshire. See Abington ; Babra-
ham ; Camps ; Coates ; Duxford ;
Hinxton ; Leverington ; Linton ; Mel-
bourn ; Meldreth ; Morden, Steeple ;
Pampesworth , Sprotford ; Stowe ;
Swaftham ; Trumpington ; Upwere ;
Westley Waterless ; Whaddon ; Wil-
braham ; Wimpole.
Camel (Somerset) manor, 5, 6.
Campe, Juliana, 218.
, Peter, 212.
Campes (Caumpes), de, Iterus, 193.
, Rose, 193.
, Simon , 23 1/,
Campo, William de, 232. See also Felde.
Camps (Caumpes), Great, (Cambs), 97.
, Shudy (Shtidicaumpes, Cambs), 97.
Canebrig, de, John, 118.
, Richard, 118.
Canewdon, 2, 46, 133, 145, 155, 169, 177,
179, 200. 203, 207, 210, 217, 218, 228 ;
manor, 39; vicar, 215(2). See also
Apton.
Canfeld, Richard de, 158.
Canfleld (Canefeld), Great, 113.
, Little ChildesUanefeld), 7, 47, 49,
80, 113, 138(2), 152,215.
Cansiham, de, Christian, 59.
, Reginald, 59.
Cant', Roger de, 234.
Cantebrigg (Cantebr 1 , Cauntebrugg), de,
Benedict, 232.
, John, 87, 103, 117, 118, 119(2;.
, Maud, 73.
- , Roger, 107.
Cantebrigg (Cantebr 1 , Cauntebrugg, de,
Stephen, 73
, Thomas, 97.
Canterbury (Kent), 123.
, Christ Church priory and priors of,
5i-
Cantilupo, de, John, 54.
, Maud, 141.
, Robert, 54(2), 141.
, William, 54,
Cantokesheved, John de, 151.
Canvey (Caneve), 215.
Capel, Joan, 221,
, Richard, 221.
Capella, Aubrey de, 60, See also Chapele.
Capenore, Richard de, 118.
Caperoun, Cristiana, 155, 157.
, Henry, 155, 157.
, Joan, 137.
, Maurice, 137.
Cardoun, Richard, 205.
, Sybil, 205.
Carleton, 226.
Carleton, William de, 107, 124.
Carpenter. See Charpenter.
Carter, le, Adam, 170.
, Simon, 163.
Casse, James, 123.
, Richard, 123.
Castello, de, Bartholomew, 58, 69, 72,
79, 128.
, Eleanor, 128.
, Nicholas, 58, 72 .
, Sarah, 83
, Walter, 83.
Castone, de, Agnes, 122.
, William, 122.
Catfeld (Cattefeld), Johrt de, 96, 103,
I 55( 2 )- r 59> 203, 228.
Cattishall (Suff.), 243.
Caue, John de, 55.
Caumpes. See Campes.
Caumpiun, le, John, 149.
, Walter, 149.
, William, 149.
Caunne. See Kaume.
Cauntebrygg. See Cantebrigg
Caunvill (Kaunvill), Anne, 29.
, John, 18.
, Robert, 28, 29(2).
Caures, 104.
Cave, North (Yorks), manor, 86.
Cavendish i^Suff.), n.
Cawode, Thomas de, 218.
Cawston (Causton, Norfolk) manor, 5, 6.
Caxton, Richard de, 163.
Ceppeford. See Copford.
Certeseye, de, Henry, 37.
, John, 37.
, Lucy, 37.
Cessinghope. See Sessinghope.
Chabbeham, de, Sybil, 34, 66.
, Walter, 34, 66.
Chabbok. Henry, 78.
, John, 168.
, Margery, 168.
Chadwell (Caldewelle, Chaldewall,
Chaudewell), 6, 10, 26, 54, 121.
Chalf putel. 9
Chalke, de, Alice, 203, 204.
- Wiliam, 203, 204.
Chalkston, Alice, 221.
, Thomas, 221 2).
, Walter, 221.
Chaloner, le. Maud, 67, 68.
, Robert, 67, 68.
Chalvesterne, Ambrose de, 241.
Chamberlein (Chamberleng, Chaumber-
leyn), le, Alice, 144, 191.
, Eleanor. 223(2).
- , Geoffrey., 48
, Henry, 140.
, Joan, 143, 167, 177, 181, 237.
, John, 2, 143, 144, 164, 191, 237.
, Jordan, 2, 143.
, Martin, 143.
, Milisent, 164.
, Orabilia, 2.
, Petronilla, 143.
, Richard, 82, 164, 223(2), 227.
, William, 91, 138, 167, 177, 181.
Chambre (Chaumbre), de la, Anne, 163,
178.
. Gilbert, 220.
, Isabel, 162.
. John, 147.
, Martin, 78.
, Simon, 163, 178.
, Thomas, 44(2), 162.
, Walter, 78 See also Atte Chaumbre.
Chance, Ralph, 126.
Chanceus (Chauneeux), de, Giles, 39,
155. 240.
, |oan. 39, 240.
, John. 39(2).
, Roger. 39
Chapele de la, Felicia, 87
. William, 87. See also Capella.
Chapeleyn, le, John, 6.
Chapman (Chappeman, Chepman), (le),
Agnes, no, 212.
, Algod, 212.
, Alice, 101.
, Beatrice, 200.
, Geoffrey, 101.
. Hervey. 235.
, Hugh, 200.
,. Joan, 189
. John. 189.
, Jordan, 200.
, Mand, 177, 235.
, Ralph, no.
Chapman (Chappeman, Chepman), (le),
Roger, 189, 224.
, Walter, 157, 177.
Charman, Adam, 170.
Richard, 170. 221.
Charpenter (Carpenter ),le, Beatrice, 160.
John, 134, 214.
Margaret, 214.
Maud, 134.
Peter, 214.
Reginald, 160.
Chastayn, John, 159.
Chastelon, John, 203.
, Sabina, 203
Chatham [in Great Waltham] manor,
117.
Chatley [in Great Leighs], 117.
Chaucer, le, Stephen, 232.
, Vivian, 232.
Cnaud$well.~ See Chadwell.
Chaumpeneys, Ellen, 235.
, John, 235.
, Ralph, 235.
, William, 235.
Chauneeux. See Chancens.
Chaundeler, le, Constance, 195.
, Elias, 208.
, Ralph, 195.
Chaunterel, Alice, 211.
- , Robert, 211.
, William, 211, 232.
Chaureth (Chaurey), 17, 43, 233, 241.
Chautre [Chalk, Kent], advowson, 24;
manor, 24.
Chavent, John, 152.
Chebenhale, de, Alexander, 182.
, Joan, 182.
Cheddeworth, de, Alice, 197, 204.
, Robert, 197, 204.
, Thomas, 204.
Chfckewdl. See ChiggewelK
Chelbinham, de, Sibilla, 19.
, Walter, 19.
Chelmerford (Chelmersford), de, Hugh,
193
, John, 147. 155, 230.
Chelmsford (Chelmereford, Chelmar-
ford), 7, 10, 11(3). 22, 26, 34, 39, 40'
44(5). 45(4). 46 8), 47(5). 4(8,'. 49(5).
51. 52. 77, 80, 84. 85, 92, 93, 95. 99,
IOO, 101, 109, 121, 122, 138, 14X121.
142(3 , '43, 150, 161, 162(2), 164, 168,
172(2 , 175, 188, 191, 206, 208, 209,
2ii. 218, 219, 222, 223, 231, 238, 239 ;
priory, 34.
Chelsham (Surrey), 201.
Chelveston [Couples in Sturmer], 5.
Chene, le, Edmund, 216.
, Joan, 216.
Chepingaungre. See Ongar, Chipping.
Chepman. See Chapman.
260
Cherchefeld, 76.
Cherne, Hugh, 82.
Chese, Lettice, 19.
, William, 19.
Chesemongere, le, Cecily, 115.
, Henry, 115.
Cheshunt (Herts), 149, 190.
Chesterford (Cestreford), 120.
, Great, 82, 104, 120. 128.
, Little. 103, 135. 161, 185. 240.
Chesterton, Stephen de. 196.
Chetingdon, de, Joan, 207, 242.
, Thomas, 207, 242.
Cheuare, Cristiana, 74.
Cheval, de, Ralph, 85.
Chevele. John de, 188.
Chich Chicche).9i, 148.
Ridel (Chiccheridelj, 105, 215.
St. Osith, 65
Chichester (Cycestre, Sussex), 24.
Chickney (Chykeneye), 12, 17 ; advow-
son, 125; manor, 125.
Chiggewell (Chekewell, Chikewell,
ChyggewelT, de, Gilbert, 119
, Joan, 98, 142.
, Richard, 77, 98, 142.
, Thomas, 161.
, Wymarc, 119.
Chignal (Chygehale. Chykehale) St.
James (de Zoun), 22, 55, 56, 132, 143,
156, .166, 231 ; advowson, 49; manor, 49.
St. Mary (Tanyi, 16, 132, 204; ad-
vowson, 40; manor. 40.
Smealey (Smetheleye, Trenchefoill),
38. 166 ; advowson, 38 ; manor, 22, 38,
206.
Chigwell (Chigewell), 47, 49, 53, 131,
142, 165(2). 182, 188. 214; advowson,
94 ; manor 94. S^ also Woolston.
Child (Chyld), Joan, 214.
, John, 214.
, Peter, 27, 74, 76, 85, 159, 231, 233,
237-
Childerditch (Childik, Chiltendich), 43,
63, 168, 184(2) ; manor, 124, 208.
Childeskanefeld. See Canfield.
Chiltendich, Henry, 43.
, Mabel, 43.
, Simon, 43.
Chilton, in.
Chingford (Chyngeford), 85, 101, 115,
194, 197, 202.
Chingford, Richard de, 171.
Chipsted, de, Beatrice, 173. 177.
, John de, 124(2), 173, 177.
Chishall (Chishull, Chyshill), 68. See
also Bouerie.
. Great. 17, 38, 74, 79, 80, 142, 148,
I 54 X 93i 213, 216, 238; manor 150.
Sec also Shapens.
- Little, 87, 216, 227 ; advowson, 25.
Chishull, de, Avelina, 180.
. John, 67, 180.
Chittlehampton (Devon). S^Langtree;
Winkley.
Chrishall (Cristeshale, Crishale) 3, 6,
23, 27, 69, 87, 90. TOO, 203. 204. 239;
manor. 19, 96, 104, 222. See also
Bilden.
Chyggewoll. See Chiggewell.
Chykehale. See Chignal.
Chykeneye. Sec Chickney.
Chykeneye, de, Margaret, 96.
, Robert, 96.
Chyld. See Child
Chyshill, Great. Sec Chishall.
Clacton (Claketon,. 98, 159. 161, 196.
~, Great, 54, 114. X 59. J 6i, 195. 2I 9-
, Little. 159, 161, 209. 216.
Clanvill. See Claunvyll.
Clare (Suffolk), 82, 136, 192
Clare, de, Gilbert, Earl of Gloucester
and Hertford, 44; 60 69(2), 81.
. Maud. Countess of Gloucester and
Hereford, 20, 44.
. Walter. 82.
Clarun, John de. 119.
Claunvyll (Clanvill). Dionisia, 31.
, John, 31.
. Thomas, 21, 31.
Clavering (Claveringes), 14, 32, in,
113, 170, 173, 226, 232 ; manor, 140.
Clavering. de, Edelina, 14.
, Edmund, 140.
, Felicia, 174.
. Gilbert, 2.
, Hawysia, 140.
, John, 140.
. Richard. 14, 113.
, Robert, 2.
, Thomas, 174.
. William, 14, 37, 88, 113, 234(2), 236,
237-
Clement. Gunnora, 155.
, William, 63, 155.
Clerbek, Robert, 229.
Clerk, le, Agnes, 95, 241.
, Alice, 123.
, Augustine, 158, 159, 163.
, Clement, 123, 124.
, Edith, 109.
, Edmund, 109.
, Ellen. 156. 202.
. Henry, 156.
, Isabel, 32.
, Joan, 127, 219, 231.
. John, 32, i2i, 123(3), I2 4. *75. 219.
239-
, Margery, 158, 159, 163.
, Maud. 73, 97, 123.
, Nicholas, 109.
, Philip, 73.
2&I
Clerk, le, Richard, 109, 223, 241.
- Robert, 97.
Simon, 95, 103.
Thomas, 73, 127, 210.
Walter, 202.
William, 10, 121, 123, 219, 231, 239.
Clerken well (Midd.)priory and prioresses,
10, 52.
Cleye, de la, Adam, 142(2), 143(3).
, Denise, 143.
Clifford., de, Gunnora, 241.
, Ivo, 241.
, William, bishop of Emly. 104(2).
Clopton (Suff ), 53.
Clovill, de. Agnes, 81, 120, 194.
, Isabel, 194.
, John, 101, 122, 134.
, Perina, 101, 122, 134.
, Philip, 134.
, Richard, 81, 120, 194(2).
, William, n, 63, 194. See also
Colunere.
Clyf. de, Richard, 225.
, William de, 207, 208, 218, 241, 242.
Clynche, Michael de, 212.
Cobbeham (Cobeham), de, John, 8.
, Thomas, 139.
Codenham, Hugh de, 200.
Codewell, de, Joan, 180.
, John, 180.
, Stephen, 180.
Codham (Godham [in Wethersfield]), 9.
Codham, de, Agnes, 70.
, Joan, 70. See also Godham.
Codinton. See Kiddington.
Coedcernew (Coitkarnan) by Dowlas (co
Monm.) manor, 201.
Coffrer, Simon le, 12.
Cogeleys, Hugh, 3.
Cogg'. le, Alice, 43.
, John, 43.
Coggeshale, de, Alice, 317.
Cecily, 88.
Isabel, 78, 81, no.
Jonn, 78(2), 151, 217.
Laurence, 59.
Ralph, 30, 40,59, 75, 79-81, 84, 88, 96
Roger. 81, no.
- Walter, 242.
William, 88, 217.
Coggeshall (Coggeshale), 12, 20, 30, 34,
54(2), 96, 117, 127, 147, 158, 170, 191,
195, 217, 239, 242 ; abbey, 124.
, Great, 225.
Cok. See Koc.
Cokayne [in Alresford], 135.
Cokayne, de, John, 22.
, Mary, 43.
, Matilda, 22.
, Richard, 43.
, William, 22.
Cokefeld (Cokefeud, Kocfeld), de, Alice,
185.
Avice. 135, 136(2), 181(2), 183.
Benedict, 65, 107, 112, 135, 136(2),
181 2), 183, 185, 240.
Charles, 131.
Guy, 181.
- John, 135, 181.
Margery, 65.
Ranulph, 181, 183, 185.
Richard, 107, 135, 181.
Thomas 65, 107, in, 112, 181.
Walter, 181.
Cokeleye (Cockley, Suff.), 164.
Coker, East [Somerset], 205.
Cokerel, Alice, 220.
, John, 220.
, Michael, 220.
. William, 220.
Cokermuth, John de, 197, 198.
Cokham, de, Clement, 129, 137, 196.
, Henry, 196.
, John, 2.
Cok(e)thorp, Ralph de, 118, 119, 136, 173.
192, 197, 198.
Colbayn, Gilbert, 98.
Col, le, Alice, 200.
, John, 200.
Colchester (Colecester), n, 42, 44(6),
45(4). 46(3), 47(2), 48(2), 49, 51(5),
52(7). 53. 73, 74. 8 4- Io . ii, 105,
121, 131, 146, 164. 166, 195, 203, 218
221, 226(2), 228, 231(2), 232, 237-239.
castle, custody of, 6.
, Holy Cross Hospital, advowson of,
49.
, St. Botolph's priory, 26, 42.
, St. John's abbey, 52, 66.
, suburb of ; 65, 73, 84, 206, 218, 231.
See also Mile End.
Colecestre, de, Elias, 173(3), 2I 9. 237,
242.
, German, 45.
, Giles, 95, 124.
, Henry, 65, 73.
, Joan, 21, 53, 61.
, John, 65, 73. 173 3), 219, 237, 242.
, Juliana, 1733), 219, 237, 242.
, Maud, 45.
, Walter, 21, 53, 61.
Coleman (Colman), Galiena, 239(2).
, Hamo, 183.
, John. 98, 215.
, Katharine, 215.
, Laurence, 126.
, Martin, 205, 216.
, Roger, 20.
Coleshill, William de, 242.
Coleworth (Colworthe), de (le), Eliza-
beth, 14, 36(2), 38, 58.
, Erneburga, 18.
R
INDEX.
Coleworth ; (Colworthe), de.(le), -Hugh,
14. 36(2), 38, 58
, Richard. 18, 20. 41(2).
Colhoppe, Henry, 67.
, Margaret. 67.
Colneworth, de, Gerard, 2.
, Nicholas, 2.
Colne (Columi. 83, 139, 205.
, Earl's (Chipping), 122. 177. 215.
Engayne 'Little), 67, go, 128, 184;
214, 235 ; manor 21, 185.
, Wakes (Quency), 130. 161, 215. 1
See also Cropping.
, White, 155, 220.
Colne, Richard de. 214.
Columbariis, Felicia de. 56.
Colunere, de. John, 102.
, Perina 102. See also Clovill.
Colyn. Amice, 130, 231.
, John, 130. 231.
. . Richard, 212.
Combes, de, Isabel, 100.
, John, 100, 122, 204. 231. See also
Cumbre.
Compton. Great (War w.). manor, 129.
Conestable. See Cunestable.
Conquest, Margaret, 152, 170.
, Roger, 152, 170.
Convers, le, Agnes. 123.
, Joan, 87 122.
, John, 87, 122.
, Nicholas. 123(2).
, Roger, 34, 123.
, Thomas, 122.
Copford (Copeford, Ceppeford), 68, 97,
133, H3- 164, 179, 211
Copford, de, Clemencia 95.
, Hamo, 95.
, John, 95.
, William, 95.
Coptfold (Cupesfaude [inMargaretting]),
28.
Cornerth, de, Lora, 127.
, Richard, 127.
, Thomas, 127.
Cornubia, de, Benedict, i [5.
, Geoffrey, 178.
, Joan, 115, 178.
, John, 115.
, Margaret, 178.
, Richard, 168, 178.
Corringham (Coryngham), 73, 79, 149.
Corston, John de, 21(2).
Gorton. Geoffrey de, 228.
Cosford (Suff.), 21 r.
Cossale, William de, 198.
Cost, Agnes. 209.
, John, 209.
Costentin, Joan, -65.
. John, 65.
Cosyn, Beatrice. 169.
Cosyn, Errnna; 99. -
, Sewal, 167.
, William, 99, 119, 123, 169, 232.
Cote John, 166.
, Sabina, 166.
Cotejjrave, 142.
Cotenham, de, Thomas, 239.
, William, de, 90. 91. 148, 234(2), 237.
Cotheridge (Coderigg, Worcs) manor,
86, 88.
Coton (Cotes, CambsK 36.
Cottesmore (Codesmor, Rutland) manor,
69.
Cotton by Rockingham (Northants), 91.
Cotyngham 222.
Cotyngham, Robert de, 132.
Coue, John de, 146.
Coure. See Cowarne.
Couesgrave, de. Agnes 225.
-, Stephen, 225.
Coulaunde (Coulonde), de, Emma, 185,
188 [204].
, Henry, 146, 179, 185, 188 [204].
, Margaret, 133.
, Oliver, 133.
oulyng, de, Emma, 173.
, Roger, 173.
, Thomas, 173, 189(2).
oupere, le, Simon, 138.
, William, 138.
ousaunce. Set Cusaunce.
Covenham. John de, 19.
Coventry and Lichfield, bishop of. See
Langton.
Cowarne, Much (Gt. Coure, co. Heref.1,
24.
Cowey, de, Joan, 2.
, John, 2.
Cracheheg, Richard de, 19.
Cramavill, Henry de, 12, 35(2), 40.
Crane, le, Emma, 171.
. Hugh, 171.
Craneford, Louis de, 51.
Cranesle, de, John, 96.
, William, 96, 192.
Cranham (Wokindone Bisshop), 124,
163, 172 ; advowson, 127 ; manor, 127 ;
parson, 127.
Crapinel. See Grapinel.
Crawenho. de, Meliora, 172.
, William, 172.
Crek. See Creyk
Cremplesham, in.
Cremplesham, William de, 96, in.
Cropping [in Wakes Colne], 37, 99, 161,
232 ; manor, 242.
Crepping, de, Hugh, 40, 236, 242(2).
, Isabel. 130.
, Ralph, 114.
, Robert, 40, 130.
Cresfeld, de, Andrew, 164.
Cresfeld, de, Margaret, 164.
Creasing (Kersingge), 105, 108, 150, 210.
Cressingham(Kersingham',Great(Norf ),
153'
Cressy, Ralph de, 123.
Creton, Simon de, 20.
Cretyng', de, Adam, 25.
, Nicholas, 25.
, Walter, 230.
Creye. de, Margery, 127, 237.
, Simon. 57.
. William. 127, 237.
Creyk (Crek, Creik), de, Alina, 47, 52,
69, 81.
, Armiger, 32.
, Joan, 67, 97, 196.
, John, 2, 47, 52, 67, 69, 81, 97, 196(2).
, Margaret, 196.
, Matilda, 2.
, Walter 2(2), 47.
, William, 196.
Crick, Robert, 109.
Cricksea (Crickesheth, Crickehethe,
Kyrkeshethe), 29, 230 ; manor, 54 ;
parson, 181.
Crikkelade, de. Alice, 176.
, John, 176.
Cristemasse, Agnes, 179.
, Constance, 156.
, John, 156, 229.
- William, 179.
Cristeshale. See Chrishall.
Croftweyt, William de, 27.
Croke, Agnes, 160.
, Robert, 160.
Cromeland, Avice, 175.
, Peter, 175.
Croom, Joan. 124.
, Luke, 124.
Cros, Alice, 197.
, Richard, 188.
, William, 197.
Crosseby, John de, 208.
Crostwick (Crostweyt, Norf.), 13.
Crot, Avice, 92.
, John, 92.
, Reginald, 92. See also Crut.
Croxton.de, Aircia, 17.
, Richard, 17.
Croylaund, de, Margaret, 31.
, Robert, 31.
Cruce Roesia, de, Elizabeth, 242.
, William, 242.
Crumbwell, de, Idonia, 241.
, John. 241.
Crut, Avice. 103.
, Isabel, 103.
, John 1 103(2). See also Crot.
Culeworth, de, Margery, 83.
, Richard, 83.
Cumbe, de, Alice, 102.
EX. 263
Cumbe. de, Edmund, 102.
, John, 79.
, William, 239. See also Combes.
Cumberland. See Newton Reigny.
Cumbewelle. See Atte Cumbewelle.
Cumpaigne, Agnes, 163.
, Thomas, 163.
Cumton, Walter de, 234, 235.
Cunestable (Conestable), le, Gerard, 65
, Hugh, 29.
, Joan, 14.
, Maud, 109.
, Richard, 14, 65.
, Walter, 109.
, William. 109.
Cunteese, Richard, 173.
Cupesfaude. See Coptfold.
Curteys, John, 120, 121.
, Lucy, 120, 121.
Curzoun, le, la, Katharine, 162.
, William, 162.
Cusaunce (Cousaunce, Cusancia), de
Peter, 101, 127.
, William, 199.
Cutiller, le, John de Westwode, 108(2).
, Salomon, 108.
Cycestre. See Chichester.
Cycestre, de, John, 216.
, Katharine, 216.
, William 216(2).
Dagenham (Dakenham, Dakeham), n,
13, 14, 42, 43, 54, 58, 73. 77, 106, 113,
133, 144(2), 182, 187, 197, 198(2), 232 :
manor, 226.
Dageworth. de, Alice, 122, 231.
, John. 122, 231(2).
. Maud, 231.
Dakenham, de, Benedict, 106.
, Godfrey, 113.
, Henry, 198(2).
, John, 77. 144.
, Margaret, 144.
, Maud, 144.
, Peter, 113.
, Thomas, 77, 144(2), 198(3).
, William, 144, 198.
Dale, Thomas de la, 155.
Dalling, Eustace de, 237.
Damyen, Margery, 77.
, William, 77.
Danbury (Danyngebyry), 44, 51, 72,
118, 145, 181,225,232; advowson, 73,
79 ; manor, 44, 73, 79, 118.
Danengeye. See Dengey.
Danishwell, Ralph de ; 209.
Danswell (Denswelle), de, Eustace, 56,
186(2).
, Maud, 186.
Daras, John, 114.
, Margery, 114.
264
INDEX.
Darnel, Alice, 154.
, Richard, 154.
Davy, Geoffrey, 81, 236.
, Simon, 86.
Debden(Depedene), 13, 83, 85. 104, 116,
136, 161. 162, 180. See also Amberden.
Dede. de. Cicely, 59.
, Robert. 59.
Dedeling. de, Hawisa, 43.
, Henry. 43.
, Richard, 43.
Dedham (Dyham), 67.
Dedham, Gilbert de, 240.
Deen, William de, 126.
Deghere (Deyghere, Dyghere), le, Bea-
trice, 165.
John, 108, 150, 175, 209.
Roger, 175, 209.
Sabir.a, 175.
William, 165.
Zaburga, 209.
Dekne, Walter le, 157.
Den, William le, 234.
Dene, de, Hamo, 98.
, Peter, 92.
Deneman, William, 145.
Deneton. S^Dunton.
Dengey (Danengeye supra Mare,
Densey), 12, 40, 61, 65, 146, 162. 166,
180; chapel, ad vowson, 35; manor,
96.
Denham, de, Geoffrey, 94.
, Robert, 73.
Denswelle. See Danswelle.
Depe, de, Arnold, 17.
, Margery. 17.
Depedale, Hugh de, 237.
Depedene. See Debden.
Depham (de), Margaret, 213.
, Richard, 238.
, Roger, 213
Derby, de, Alice, 74.
, John, 74. 165.
Despenser, le, Cecily, 123.
, Eleanor, 201, 208.
, Gunnora, 87.
, Hugh, 53, 192, 200(2), 201, 208.
, Ralph, 87.
, Thomas, 123.
, Walter, 126. See also Spenser.
Deu, John, 100.
, Juliana. 100.
Deuery, John, 165.
Devon. See Alphington ; AshReigny;
Langtree; Nympton, King's; Winkley
Deyere, le, Joan, 222. 223.
, John, 141, 222(2), 223(2).
, Mabel, 223.
Deyghere. See Deghere.
Deyhere, le, Alice, 172. .
, Richard, 172.
Deyn, John, 146, 159.
, Margery, 159.
, William. 146(2). See also Dyen.
Dickley (Dykeleghe [in Mistley]), 155.
Dike, Robert, 207.
Dikele, John de, 52.
Dillington (Disyngton, Hunts), manor,
191.
Dinyeneton, de, Hawysia, 29, 30.
, Robert, 29, 30.
Disce Walter, 130(2).
Diss (Disce, Norf.) manor, 77.
Ditton (Dytton), de, Avelina, 115.
, Benedict, 190, 210.
, Joan, 190. 210.
, John, 187.
, Peter, 115.
, Walter, 59, 187.
Dodclingherst, Eustace de, 232.
Doddinghurst, 38, 87, 122, 127, 165,
2OI, 232.
Doddington (Northants), 153.
'.Northumberland), 50; manor, 36,50.
Doe John le, 228.
Doget, Alice, 96.
. Robert, 96.
Dokesworth (Dukesvvorth), de, John, 102,
120, 159, 220.
, Petronilla. 159, 220.
- Ralph, 156.
, Thomas, 239.
Done Eston. See Easton, Little.
Donecastre, de, Henry, 241.
, Joan 82.
, William, 82.
Dongesell (Downsells in South Weald),
70.
Donilaund, de, Avelina, 44.
, Maurice, 44.
Donyland, East, 206.
, West (Westdonilon), 121, 239.
Donmowe, de. See Dunmowe.
Doreward (le), Amicia, 168.
Henry, 41.
Olive, 41.
Thomas, 168.
Dorkyn, Alan, 55.
Alice, 55(2).
Richard, 55.
William, 55.
Dorset. See Winfrith.
Doule, de, Eva, 165.
, Henry, 165.
Doune, de la, Robert, 109. See also>
Attedoune ; Dune.
Dovercouri, 150(2), 165, 173.
Dovercourt, Thomas de, 202.
Downham (Dunham), 103, 121, 153.,
175(2).
Draper, le, Joan, 118.
, John 172.
Draper le, Margery, 180.
, Maud, 157.
, Philip, 17, 64.
, Reginald, 172.
, Roger, 118 128.
, Stephen, 64, 118, 226(2).
, Warin 180.
, William, 157, 180.
Drayton (Norf.) manor, 104.
Drink al up, Henry, 36, 50.
Drinkstone (Suff.), parson, 178.
Drinkewater, Katharine, 238.
, Nicholas, 238.
Driver, le, John, 170.
, Margery, 170.
Droylly, Geoffrey, 131.
Drye, William, 241.
Duk, le, John, 133.
, Mabel, 133. 138, 142.
, Richard, 17, 23, 26, 133, 138, 142.
Dukesworth. See Duxford.
Dukesworth, de. See Dokesworth.
Dun, de, Agnes, 66.
, Humphrey, 66.
Dunameneye, William de, 125.
Dune, de la, Agnes, 19.
Alice, 54.
Edith, 3. 5.
Henry, 54.
John, 19.
Thomas, 3,5. See also Doune.
Dunham. See Downham.
Dunhamlegh, William de, 106.
Dunmow (Dunmawe, Dunmagh), 39,54,
96, 152(2) ; manor, 77, 94.
, Great, 5, 10, 74, 85, 90, 107, 125,
148, 157, 171. 180, 193, 196, 204, 227 ;
vicar, 157.
, Little, 96, 196 ; manor, 189 ; priory,
i, 5. 2 9-
Dunmowe (Donmowe, Dounmowe), de,
Agnes, 203.
Emma, no.
Margaret, 74, 86.
Richard, 74, 86, 178.
Robert. 203.
William, no. 121.
Magna, de, Richard, 113.
, Simon, 113.
Dunolm, de, Ada, 85.
, Jollan, 85.
Dunton (Dounton, Deneton), 25, 57, 62,
69, 71, 106, 172, 175, 178, 182, 193,
224, 225 ; manor, 114.
Duntone, de, Emma, 60.
, Reginald, 60.
Duraunt, Geoffrey, 131.
, Maud, 131.
, Richard, 131.
Dureme, de, Hawisia, 59.
, Reginald, 59.
EX. 265
Duxford (Dukesworth, Cambs), 97.
Dyen (Dyn), John, 91, 94, 103, 109, 118,
"7. *34, J 39 161, 175(2), 177, 193,
199, 233, 236. 239.
, Margery, 175.
, Richard, 109, 134, 139.
, William, 109, 161. See also Deyn.
Dyffryn Ebbwy (Freneboth, co Monm.)
manor, 201.
Dyghere. See Deghere.
Dyham. S^Dedham.
Dykelegh, de, Agnes, 155(2), 221.
, John, 144. 155(2), 221.
, Katharine, 144, 155,2), 221.
, Roger, 155(2), 221.
Dyn. See Dyen.
Dynes, Robert, 54.
Dytton. See Ditton.
Dyve, de, Robert, 22, 38.
Easter, Good (Godithe Estre), 67, 68,
82(3), in, 117, 119, 124, 130, 131,
182.
, High, 48, 100, 107, in, 121, 137, 146,
152, 155, 170, 196, 236; manor, 41.
Easthorpe (Estthorp), 44, 56, 84, 133,
179, 180, 211, 232.
Eastling, North (Kent), manor, 95.
Easton (Eston, Eystan), 17, 128.
, Great (Aystan atte Mund, Eyston
ad Montem), 12, 148, 228; advowson,
139 ; manor, 139.
, Little (Done Eston), 47, 49, 78. 120,
138 ; manor, 178.
Easton (Estonj Hall manor [in Belchamp
William] , 201.
Eastwick (Est Wyk, Herts.), 16.
Eastwood (Estwoode), 10, 29, 93, 118,
124(2), 136, 192, 229, 232 ; manor,
5.6.
Ebroicis, de, Bartholomew. 142.
, Milisent, 142 ; her son John, 142.
Eccleshale, de, Adam, 130.
, Agnes, 130.
Ede, Laurence, 119.
, Nicholas, 119.
, Sarah, 119.
Edelene, John. 176, 183.
, Roger, 176, 183.
Edelmeton, de, Hawysa, i.
, Peter, i.
Edgor, Agnes, 220.
, James, 220.
Edgeware (Eggeswere, Midd.), 8.
Edmonton (Edelmeton, Midd.), 211 :
manor, 41.
Edmund, Earl of Cornwall, 57, 89.
Edmund, Joan, 105.
, John, 105.
Edward I., 5, 26, 28(2), 53, 86, 93, 94,
99. 108(2).
266
Edward II., 125(2), 132, 139, 140, 147,
152, 155, 156(2), 157, 162, 167, 173,
178(2), 183, 189(2), 193, 195, 199-201,
204, 206, 209, 213(2), 218, 225. 240,
241.
Edward. John. 122.
, Maud, 122.
, William, 123.
Edwardstone (Suff.), 92, 96, 98, 240.
Edwyne, Robert, 232.
Edwyneshey, de, Edward, 151.
, John, 151.
, Thomas. 151(2).
Eggell, Roeysia, 18.
, William, 18.
Eggeswere. See Edge ware.
Eillesvvard, Agnes, 137.
, Andrew, 137.
, John, 137. Set also Aylward.
Eisse, de, Agnes, 38.
, Ralph. 38.
Eldehall [in Finchingfield] manor, 144.
Eleanor, Queen, 26, 28(2), 53.
Eleigh, Brent (llleye Ars', Brendylleye,
Suff.). 5, 171.
, Monks' (llleye Monachorum, Suff.), 5.
Elekyn (Elkyn), John, 128, 166.
Elene, Joan, 147.
, Ralph, 147.
Ellesborough (Eselbergh, Bucks.), 66.
Elmdon (Elmedon), 27, 46, 59, 95, 143,
179; manor, 19, 33,83, 102, 222.
Elmestede. de, John, 54.
, Margery, 214(2).
, Maurice, 54.
, Simon, 76, 214.
, Thomas, 214. See also Olmestede.
Elmham. Bartholomew de, 138, 143(2).
, John. 241.
Elmley (Worcs.), 148.
Elmstead (Elmestede), 22, 43, 76, 87,
107, 125, 136, 156, 181, 186, 196, 207,
211, 216, 218, 229.
Elsenham, 8, 138; advowson, 106 ;
manor, 106, 222.
Elsingham, Thomas. 232.
Elstree (Idulvestre, Herts.), 8.
Elys, Agnes, 43.
, Isabel, 231.
, John, 231(2).
, Oliver, 231.
, Thomas, 43.
Emly 'Ireland), bishop of, 104(2).
Enefeld, Bartholomew de, 70.
Enfield (Enefeud, Midd.), 101 ; manor,
41-
Engayne (Angayne), Avice, 185.
, Ellen, 90, 106, 107, 117, 185, 191.
, Joan, 59, 191.
, John, 21, 36, 59, 90, 1 06, 107, 117,
185(2), 191(2).
Engayne (Angayne), Nicholas, 185, 191.
Engeland. See Ingeland.
Engleys, le, Matthew, 92.
, Maud, 92.
, Minnota, 3,
, Nicholas, 92.
, Robert, 3. 92.
, Roesia, 3.
, Selvana, 3.
, William, 92(2).
Engolisma, Iterius de, 31.
Enveyse, le (Len Veyse , Cecily, 93
, Helewisia, 42, 51,
. Robert, 149.
, Walter, 42, 51, 93.
, William, 46.
Epping (Heppingge, Eppyngheth). 29,
65, 163, 195, 207, 215, 225, 242.
Epping, de, Alesia, 15.
, William, 15.
Erbier, le. Ellen, 168.
, Richard, 168.
Erdelegh, de, Henry. 172.
Erdeleye. Margery de, 132.
Erdling, le, Andrew, 119.
, Richard 119.
, Sabina, 119.
Erpingham(Sutherpingham Norf.) Hun-
dred, 6.
Ertyngton, de. Alice, 214 ; her children
Ralph, Maud and Isabel, 214
, John, 214.
Esgor, John, 151.
Esmund, Alan, 49.
Essehangre (? in Ashdon), 23.
Essex, Earl of. See Bohun ; Maunde-
vill.
Essex, de, Beatrice, 108.
, Godfrey, 180, 189, 238.
, Hugh, 108.
, John. 53, 125(2).
, Ralph, 56.
Esshe. See Ashen.
Est, Emma, 204.
. John, 204.
, Robert, 92.
, Simon, 92.
Esthalle, de, John, 197, 198.
, Maud, 197, 198.
, William, 179.
Esthamme, John de, 137.
Estle. See Lee, Kast.
Estnewlond. See Newland, East.
Eston. See Easton.
Eston, de, Richard, 7. 52.
Estraunge, le. See Lestraunge.
Estthrop. See Easthorpe.
Estware, de, Isabel, 101, 166, 240.
, Joan, 166.
, John, 166.
Estwarle. See Warley, East.
267
Estwhitenham [Whitmans in Purleigh]
manor. 181.
Estwode. See Eastwood.
Est Wyk. See Eastwick.
Eton, Richatd-de, 109.
Euston (Suff.) advowson, 160 ; manor,
160.
Ewe. de le, Alice, 60.
, Arnold, 60.
, Sybil, 60. See also Atte Watere.
Ewell [in Kelvedon], 122.
Ewelle, de. Beatrice, gg.
, Eleanor. 73, 122.
, John, gg.
, Richard, 2, 7. 28, gg.
Eye, de, Joan, 38.
, John, 38.
Eylaunde, de, John, 26.
. Simon, 14. 26.
Eylward. See Ayhvard.
Eynesbury (Hunts) manor, 63.
Eystan. See Easton.
Fabel, John. 205.
Fairstead (Fayrstede), 27, 53, 130, 156,
i6g 178, 183 ; manor, 31 ; parson, 184.
Fairstede (Fayrstede) de, Christian, 53.
, Fina, 76.
, Peter, 53, 76.
Falkeburne. See Faukeburn.
Fambregg', de, Amy, 23.
, John, 23, 121.
Fambridge, i4g, ig2, 223.
, South, advowson, 158, 181 ; manor,
158, 181.
Farendon, Hugh de, 65.
Farleigh (Hants), manor, 86, 88
Farleye, Adam de, 6g.
Farman. Alice, 23g.
, William, 137, 23g.
Farneley (Yorks) manor, 137.
Farnham, 2, 42, 58, 132, 155, 183, ig3,
ig8 ; manor, 28.
Fauconer, le, Robert, 63. See also Fie-
ghere.
Faukeburn (Falkeburne), de, Agnes,
141.
Benedict, 155.
Roger, 155.
Sibil, 155.
Simon, 141.
Thomas, 1^1.
Faulkbourne (Falkeburne, Faukeburne),
76, g6, 107, 124, 130, 144, 145(2), 154,
155(2), i5g, 162, 168(2), 224; advowson,
107 ; manor, 107.
Fayrstede. See Fairstead.
Fayte (Feyte), le, la, Isabel, 137, 224.
, John, 224.
, Robert, 224.
, Stephen, 137, 224. See Affayte.
Peering (Feringges), 44(2). 81, 151. 165,
1772), 180, ig5,2oo, 215, 223, 232, 23g,
242.
Felcle de la, William, 3, 71. See also
Campo.
Felsted (Feltstede), 10, 30, 52, 71, 74, 75,
84, 130, 135, 23g.
Felstecle (Feldstede), de, Henry, 218.
, Juliana, 78.
, Robert, 218.
, William, 78.
Fenbrugges de, Avice. 6g.
, John, 6g.
, Roger, 6g.
Fendrayton, John de, 150.
Fenes, William de, 36.
Fenge, Fenges, Feynge Attenoke. See
Vange.
Fenge, de, Syger, 36.
Fenhus. le, 65.
Fenne, William de la, igi.
Ferebraz, John, 174.
Feringges, de, Eustachia, 44.
Hugh, 23g.
Joan, 23g.
Matilda, 14.
Saer (Seyer), 44, 62, 232.
Statia, 232.
1 heobald, 6.
William, 14.
Ferling, John, 232.
Fermbaud (Frembaud). Amiabilla, 70,
242.
, Nicholas, 70, 151, 158(2), 181, i8g,
242.
Fermer, le, Edmund, 72,
Ferour, le, Hugh, 163.
, John, igi.
, Juliana, igi.
, Margaret, 163.
, Thomas, 217.
Ferre, Guy, ng.
Ferrun, Mabel, 88.
, Thomas, 88.
Ferstlinge. See Fristling.
Feryngg (Feringe), de, Eleanor, ig5>
, Hugh, 151, igs.
, Joan, 151.
Feverel, Joan, 54.
, Robert, 54.
Fevre, le, Alice, 121, 176, 182
, Andrew, 107.
, Geoffrey, 156.
, Gundreda, 127.
, Isabel, 107.
, [oan, 156.
, John, 107, 134, 155, 214.
, Margaret, igo.
, Margery, 134, 185.
, Nicholas, i7g.
, Ralph, i7g, i8g.
INDEX.
Fevre, le, Richard, 155, 182, 214.
, Walter, 121, 176
, William, 127, 190.
Feyte. Set Fayte
Fifhide, de. Margery, 173.
, Thomas, 173.
Filer, William le, 187.
Filiol, Fillol. See Fyllol.
Finborough (Suff.) manor, 129.
Finchingefeld(Fynchyngfeld),de, Adam,
69.
. Geoffrey, n, 26
, John, 68, 202.
, Margery. 68.
, Ralph, 82, 83, 202.
, Rose, 89.
, Sabina, 202.
, Simon, 78.
, William, 26. 68. 78, 82, 89(3), 91,
92(2), 93(2), 95-97- !". Il8 2 30(2).
233(2), 235, 237.
Finchingfield (Fynchingfeld), 25, 26, 37,
52. 55, 68, 78, 89, 93. 121, 128 131,
133, 134, 138, 141, 144, 148, 162, 172,
l82, 183, 184. igi, 196, 202, 217, 219,
223,231,237; manor, 223; vicar, 141.
See also Ash well ; Eldehall.
Finedon (Thyndene, Northants). 227.
Fingringhoe, 209 ; vicar, 128.
Fingrith [in Blackmore], 126, 177, 226.
Finmere (Oxon), manor, 91.
Frisby (Fryseby, Lines), 86.
Firstlyng. See Fristling.
Fisshere (Fysscere), le, Agnes, 128, 235.
, Richard, 78.
, William, 78(2), 128, 235.
Fitheler, le, Amice, 44.
, Emma, 44.
, John, 44.
, Maud, 44.
. Nicholas, 44.
, Richard, 44.
Fitz (le filz, son of) Abel, John, 195.
See also Abel.
Fitz Aleyn, Alesia, Countess of Arundel,
204.
, Edmund, Earl of Arundel. 153, 204
Fitz Andrew, Richard, son of John, 233.
, William, 31.
Fitz Aucher. Henry, 156, 214 ; his wife
Beatrice, 156, 214. See also Auchier.
Fitz Baldwyn, William, 142. See Bal-
dewyne.
Fitz Bernard, Agatha, 95, 147.
, Edmund, 95.
, Ralph, 95, 147.
, Thomas, 147.
Fitz Betun, Adam, 44.
, Margery, 44.
Fitz George Robert, 238.
Fitz Gilbert, Is', 231.
Fitz Gilbert, Joan, 78.
, John 231.
, Richard, 78.
Fitz Henry. Aucher, 156, 220.
, John, 45.
Fitz Hillary, Adam, 87.
Fitz John, Adam, 147. 173, 175. 177, r5 ;
his wife Joan, 147-; his son Henry, 185.
, Henry, 6.
- . Joan, 147.
, Luke, 86.
, Peter, 62.
, Ralph, 6.
. William, 62, 68.
Fitz Katherine, Hugh, 26.
, Robert 26.
Fitz Manser, Peter, 232.
Fitz Matthew, Richard, 85.
Fitz Nicholas, John, 48.
, Mary, 43.
, William, 43.
Fitz Nigel, Robert son of Robert, iy.
Fitz Otho (Oto), Hugh, 7, 10, 15, 22, 28,
38; his son Edward, 22 ; his daughter
Joan, 38.
, Nicholas, 36.
Fitz Payn, Isabel, 60.
, Robert, 60.
Fitz Peter, Castanea, 82.
, Emma, 62.
, Godfrey. 13, 14, 56, 106 ; his son
Benedict, 106.
, Joan, 13 14, 56 ; her mother Roeysia,
13
, John, 62.
, Reginald, 8.
, William, 82.
Fitz Ralph Maud, 127.
, William, 127.
Fitz Reginald, John, 103.
Fitz Reyner, Hillaria, 92.
, Reyner. 107.
, Richard 92.
, Sabina, 107.
Fitz Richard, John, son of Simon, 205.
. Simon, 237.
, William, 36.
Fitz Matthew, Simon, 85.
Fitz Robert, Gilbert, 32, 49
Fitz Roger, John, 69; his wife A vice. 69.
, Robert, 8.
Fitz Sewell, Bartholomew, 22.
, Stephen, 22.
Fitz Simon, Adam, son of John, 147. 173,
175, 177, 185 : his wife Joan, 147 ; his
son Henry, 185.
, Hugh, 227.
, John, 73. 99(2), 173, 175. : 77, lS 5-
- Margaret. 227.
, Margery 73.
Fitz Richard, John, 205.
.INDEX.
Fitz Simon, Simon, 182.
Fitz Symund, Petronilla, 99.
Fitz Thomas, Henry, 99.
, Margery, 119
, Robert, 119.
Fitz Walter, Alice, 127, 146. 189(2).
, Eleanor, 95 ; her daughter Eleanor, 95.
, Isabel, 68.
, Joan, 59.
, John, 68.
, Robert, 17, 49, 59, 67, 77, 94. 95,
127. 146, 156, 157, 189(2), 237 ; his son
Walter, 59, 77.
, Roger, (151)2.
, Thomas, 235.
Fitz Warin, Alice, 27, 35, 75.
, Isolda, 202.
, John. 235.
, William, 27, 33, 35, 74, 75, 202. See
also Waryn.
Fitz William, Baldwin, 172, 178.
, Bartholomew, 172.
, John, 68, 69.
, Margery, 36, 50, 57, 68, 69.
, Maud, 69.
, Ralph, 36, 50, 57.
, Richard, 68, 69, 87.
, Robert. 21, 131, 155.
, Warin, 105, 232.
, William, 230.
Flambard (Flamberd), Emma, 43.
, Joan, 104, 108.
, John, 104, 117, 118.
, Laurence 43.
, Matthew, 93.
Flaunden. William de, 3.
Fleghere, le, Isabel, 127.
, John (le, Fauconer), 127.
Flemeng, le, Agnes, 30.
, Hugh, 235.
. Isabel, 152.
, John, 30, 152, 237.
Fletewyk. de, Agatha, 153.
, David, 119. 153.
Fleshewere, le, Joan, 215.
, Ralph, 215
Flinthard (Flynthard), Alexander, 53,
84, 87.
, John, ii.
, Margaret, 84.
Flitwick (Fletewyk, Beds) manor, 153.
Florey (Flori), Giles, 81.
, Hugh, 55.
, John, 81.
Flour. Alice, 186.
, Edmund, 142.
, Nicholas, 186.
Flynthard. See Flinthard.
Fobbing (Fobbinges), 18, 24, 26, 39, 67,
73, 79, 109, 134, 149, 154, 158, 205,
222; advowson, 119; manor, 28, 189.
Foburne, 19.
Folk, Thomas, 173.
Forde, de la, Thomas, 112, 118.
, William, 145, 211.
Fordham, Great, 83, 90, 97, 102, 130,
211, 212.
, Little, 26, 99, 102.
Fordharn, William, de, 71.
Foreridere, le, Margaret, 180.
, Richard, 180.
Forester, le, Marsilia, 47.
, Roger, 47.
, Walter, 51.
Forsham, Richard de, 180.
Fort, le, Adam, 46, 78.
, Agnes, 46.
Fotyng, Gilbert, 100.
Foulness. See Burgherthe ; Middlewick.
Foulton (Foleton [in Ramsey], 107, 150,
173-
Fowys, Leticia, 122.
, William, 122.
Fox, le, Henry, 134.
, Lucy, 134.
Foxearth (Foxherd),7i, 72, 98. 122, 163,
188 ; advowson, 229 ; manor, 134, 229.
Foxton, Richard de. 233.
Framlingham (Suffolk), 129.
Franesham, John de, 239.
Frantiston, Hugh de, 227.
Prating (Fratinges), 47, 68, 81, 135, 156,
179, 188, 231 ; manor, 197, 204.
Fraunceys (le), Agnes, 191.
, Alice. 234.
, Emma, 56.
, Gunnora, 227.
, Henry, 227.
, John, 13, 221.
, Maud, 221.
, Pagana, 5.
, Philip, 234.
, Richard, 5, 191, 240.
, Robert, 56, 151, 208(2).
, Sabina, 208. See also Freinsh.
Fraunk, Margaret. 150(2).
, William, 45, 149, 150(2).
Fraunkeleyn, le, Anastasia, 232.
, Thomas, 232.
Freinsh (Freynshe), le, John, 174.
, Mabel, 147.
, William, 174. See also Fraunceys.
Frekeberewe (Frekeburgh. Frekenbergh,
Frokebergh), de, Joan, 55, 57, 62, 69,
7i-
, John. 109.
, Robert, 39 55, 57, 62, 69, 71, 109,
114, 134.
Frekenham, de, Geoffrey, 126.
, Sabina, 126.
Frembaud. See Fermbaud.
Freneboth. See Dyffryn Ebbwy.
2/0
INDEX.
Frend, Adam le, 184.
Frere, Nicholas, 109.
, William, 216.
Fressingfield (Suffolk), 182.
Fretel, Hugh 5.
, Toletta, 5.
Freton. de, Denise, 162.
. William, 162.
Frevill, de, Joan [? John], 226.
, John. 226(2).
Freynshe. See Freinsh.
Frindstmry (Kent), 205.
Frinton (Frynton, 65; advowson, 65.
Friseby. Hugh de, 38.
Fristling (Ferstlinge, Firstling), de, Alice,
"3-
, Godfrey, 20, 58, 101, 106, 113. 166,
237-
, Joan, 20, 58.
, Peter 113.
, Philip, 113(2).
Frochewyk, Laurence de, 173.
Frokebergh. See Frekebergh.
Frossh, Cristina, 170.
, John, 170(3). 193, 223, 241.
Frunt, Isabel, 149.
, John, 149.
, Richard, 107, 149(2).
Frydaystrete, de, Olive, 12.
, Robert de, 12.
Fryerning, Gynges Hospital, 100.
Fuke, Alice, 118.
, Walter. 118.
Fulham (Midd.), 39.
Fulham, de. Adam. 83.
, Edmund, 7, 234(2).
Fuller (Fulur), le, Is'. 230.
, Stephen, 132.
, William. 54, 230.
Funtayne, de la, John, 17, 18.
, Matilda, 18.
, Reginald, i.
, Roesia, i.
Fyffide. See Fyfield.
Fyfhide, de, Margery, 203.
, Thomas, 203.
Fyfhyde, de, Henry, 14.
Fyfield (Fyffide, Fyfhyde Beauchamp),
4, 14, 36, 38, 72, 79, 89, 100, 123, 125,
157, 160, 172, 174, 190, 194, 200(2),
201, 231, 232; manor, 125; parson,
217.
Fyleby, Adam de, n.
Fyllol (Fylyol, Filiol), Alice, 117.
Baldwin, 2, 12, 21, 96, 203.
Cristiana, 174.
Eleanor, 117.
Emma, 203.
Isolda, 21.
John, 20, 147, 174(2), 186(2), 210,
212(4).
Fyllol (Fylyol, Filiol), Margery, 210,
212(2).
, Olive, 12.
, Richard, 12, 68, 96, 174, 186, 203,
210, 212(4).
, Roger, 147(2).
, Thomas, 117.
Fynch, Adam, 228.
, Alice 228.
Fynchpole, William de, 154.
Fynchingfeld. See Finchingfield.
Fynchyngfeld, de. See E'inchingefeld.
Fysh, Alan. 10.
, Hugh, 10.
Fysscere. See Fisshere.
Galant, John, 221.
Galeway, Joan, 208.
, John, 207.
Galian, Agnes, 176.
, Roger, 176,
Gamelyn, John, 94.
Gardener, le, Thomas 164.
, William, 144.
Cardinal, Joan 217.
, John, 217.
Gardinis, Katherine de, 240 ; her sister
Beatrice. 240.
Gardino, de (del Gardin), Joan, 100
--, John, 35, 42, 52, 100.
, Margery, 51, 52.
, Richard, 35, 37, 51, 52.
, Stephen, 100.
Garlaund, Adam, 76.
, Maud, 76.
Garsington (Oxon) manor, 45.
Gate, de la, John, 137.
, Maud, 137. See also Atte Gate.
Gatele, Stephen le, 235.
Gatesthorpe, de, Cristiana, 32, So, 230.
. John, 32, 80, 230.
Gatetill, William de, 70.
Gateward, William le, 10.
Gatton, Giles de, 240.
Gavelere, le, Avice, 101.
, William, 101.
Geddelestone. See Gilston.
Geddyngg, de, Isabel, 109, in.
, Robert, 12, 109, in, 120.
Gedeleston, Geoffrey de, 172.
Geffrey, Edith, 231.
, John, 79. 231.
Geldham. S^Yeldham.
Gelham, de, Edmund, 138.
, John, 138.
Genes, William, 165.
Genet, 76.
Geoffrey, parson of Beaconsfield, 158.
Gerard (Jerard), Henry, 38, 39, 42. See
also Guldeford, Henry de.
, John, 216(2).
INDEX.
2 7 I
Gerard (Jerard), Maud, 38.
, Kanulph, 104.
Gerberd, Alice, 41.
, William, 41.
Gerdelee, de, Hugh, 49.
, Maud, 49.
Gerebode, Adam, 220.
, Cristina, 220.
, Hugh, 220.
Gerdlere. le, Agnes, 165.
, Walter, 165.
Gerlaund, Adam, 43.
, Alice. 37.
, Maud, 43.
, Richard, 37.
German, Martin. 180.
Gernemuth. S^Jernemuth.
Gernet, Henry. 121, 168, 194, 200.
, Margery, 168, 194, 200.
, William. 152(2).
Gernun (Gernoun), Elizabeth, 205.
, Hugh, 126.
, Isabel, 126.
, John. 126(3), I ^3> 2O 5> 22 -
, Maud, 183.
, Ralph, 194.
, Thomas, 183.
, William, 126, 194, 211(2), 220, 233.
Gerold, Agnes, 242.
, David, 176.
, Richard. 242.
, Thomas, 241.
, William, 241.
Gerunde, (Gerun, Gyrunde), Agnes, 22,
33. 34. 59, 62(2), 70, 71, 72, 73, 235.
, Walter, 22, 33, 34, 59, 62(2), 70, 71,
72. 73. 235.
Gest, John le, 123.
Gestingthorpe, 44, 84, 96, 114. 134, 158,
163. 210, 224, 228, 243; advowson,
207, 213 ; manor, 207, 213. .
Gestingthorpe (Gestenyngthorp), de,
Geoffrey, 210.
, Robert, 46, 210.
Gibbecrake (Gybecrake), de, Agnes, and
her daughter Margery, 74.
Alice, 183.
Bartholomew, 183.
Basilia, 15.
Richard, 15.
Robert. 74.
Gibcrack (Gybbekrake [in PurleighJ),
65
Giftards (Stanleye) manor [in Great
SampfordJ . 199-.
Giffard. See Gyfford.
Gilbert (Gilbert), Alice, 205.
, Hugh, 205.
, Ralph, 139 144, 159.
, Robert, 139, 144.
, William, 205.
Gildeford. See Guildford.
Gildesburgh, Roger de 133, 223.
Gillingham, Hugh de, 177.
Gilston (Geddelestone [Herts]), 108, 113.
Giney. See Gynay.
Ginge. Sec Gynges.
Gippewico/ See Gyppewico.
Giselham, de, William, 43.
Gisors (Gysorz), de, Joan, 100.
, John, 73.
, Jordan, 216.
, Margery, 73.
, Sciencia, 216.
, William, 100.
Giuenot, Agnes, 196.
Gledeseye, le, Agnes, 145.
, John. 145.
Glemesford, de, Agnes, 209.
, John, 209.
, Robert, 90.
, Walter, 90.
Glemham, Roger de, 239.
Glene, John, 204.
Gleve, Joan, 225.
, John, 225.
Gloucester and Hertford, Earl and
Countess of. See Clare.
Gloucestr', de, John, 23.
Glover, le, Agnes, 156.
, Vincent, 156.
Glynle, de, Joan, 71.
, Ralph, 71.
Gobioun (Gobyun, Gubyun), Blanche,
167.
, John, 18.
, Isabel, 187.
, Margaret, 18.
, Nicholas, 187.
, Thomas, in, 167, 168.
Code, Arnold, 179.
, Margaret. 179.
, Robert, 179.
Godebold (Godebolt), John, 177(2), 179,
203, 207, 217, 218, 228.
, Katharine, 177(2), 179, 203, 207, 217,
218, 228.
Godele, John de, 214.
Godelesford, Bartholomew de, 217.
Godeleston, 32
Godfrey, parson of Walkerne, 155(2).
Godham. See Codham.
Godham, de, Agnes, 10.
, Alice, 10.
, Henry, 9.
, Joan, 10.
, Roger. 9. See also Codham.
Godman (Godeman), Agnes, 96. 113, 115,
144, 145(2), 154, 159.
, Simon, 96, 113, 115, 144, 145(2), 154,
159-
, Thomas, 144, 145, 154, 159.
INDEX.
Godryk, John, 145.
Godsalme (Goshalm, Gossalm), de, Alice,
180, 189, 202.
, Margery, 80.
, Maud. 77.
, Richard, 180. 189, 202.
, Robert. 22, 77, 80(2), 118.
Godsweyn, Clement, 202.
, Richard, 202
God wick (Norfolk), 83.
Godwyne. Agnes, 64.
, John, 64.
Godyng, John, 83.
, Juliana, 83.
Gogge, William, 232.
Goky, John, 177.
, Maud, 177.
Goldbetere Alexander le, 207.
Goldeston, de, Amy, 136.
, John, 136.
, Richard, 136.
Goldeston. Sec Colston
Goldewell, de. Alice 73.
, John, 73. 210.
, Mabel, 210.
Goldhanger, 74, 114, 153, 165, 170, 237.
Goldhangre, de, John, 163, 170, 215.
, Thomas. 215.
Goldhaueke, Maud. 221
, Thomas, 221, 237.
Golding (Goldyng), Alice, 239.
, Edward. 9.
, John, 208, 239,
- Maud, 208.
, Peter, 208.
Goldingham (Goldyngham), de, Alan, 48.
, Alice, 48.
, John. 94.
, Maud, 94.
Goldington (Goldyngton), de, John, 210.
, Margaret, 107, 117, 126, 127(2), 236.
, Robert, 163, 224.
, Simon, 96, 236, 239.
, Theobald, 182.
, William, 107, 109, 117, 126, 127(2),
130, 151. 152, 159. 160, 187, 236(2).
Goldsmith. See Orfevere.
Golston, de, Adam, 44.
, Richard, 208.
, Sybil. 208. See also Goldeston.
Gomeldon, de, Agnes, 194.
, John, 194.
Goringe (? Oxon), 3.
Gos, Agnes, 208.
, John, 208.
Gosefeld (Gosefeud), de, Arnold, 171.
, Matthew, 171.
, Maud, 6, ii, 25, 128.
, Richard, 6, 11, 25, 55, 113, 128(3),
237(2).
, William, 113.
Gosfield (Gosefeld), 9, 10, n, 70, 79, 80,
128(2), 151, 154, 156, 198, 216, 219,
221,223; manor, 207 ; vicar, 113, 221.
Goshalm, Gossalm. See Godsalme.
Gosse, Ralph, 121.
Gotham, Stephen de, 74.
Gousle, de, Ela, 17.
, Peter, 17.
Grafton, de, Agnes, 134.
, Alice, 228.
, Henry, 228.
, Simon, 134.
Graham, de. John, 120.
Grapinel (Crapinel), Henry, 28, 33, 39,
61, 8i.
, Joan, 61, 105.
, Margery, 28, 33, 81.
, Stephen, 28.
, Thomas, 61, 105.
Gras, le, Nicholas, 236.
, Thomas, 117.
Graseuel, Amice, 168.
, Thomas, 168.
Graueshale, de, John, 47.
, Maud, 47.
Graunge, de la, Nicholas, 71.
, Peter, 71.
Grauntcourt, de, Fulk, 143.
, Thomas, 84.
, Walter, 12.
Grauntesdene. Alexander de, 222(2).
Gravashale, de, Agnes, 158.
, John, 158.
Grave, de la, Claricia, 8.
, John, 60.
, Richard, 8. See also Atte Grave.
Graveleye, de, Beatrix, 104.
, Robert, 104.
Gravesende, Richard de, bishop of
London, 53, 91.
Graveshende, de, Stephen, 56, 149.
Grays. See Thurrock Grays.
Greenstead (Grenestede) by Ongar, 87,
181, 237; advowson, 24; manor,
2 4-
- by Colchester, 42, 73, 186.
Gregge, Henry, 113.
Gresstede, Agnes de, 109.
Grey, de, Alice, 139, 206.
Henry. 116.
Joan, 89, 90.
John, 13, 116, 118, 206.
Matilda, 13.
Reginald, 65(2), 118.
Robert, 89, 90.
Roger, 116, 206.
Rose. 159.
Thomas, 139, 206(2)
William. 159.
Grey, le. Adam, 80.
, Alice, 233.
INDEX.
Grey, le, Roger, 233.
Greylond, Robert, 69.
Greyneston (Norfolk), 83.
Greynvill, Eustace de, 13.
Grimbaud, Agnes (or Amice), 130.
, Edmund, 130.
Grom. le, Agnes, 137.
, John, 137.
Gros (Groos), le, Eleanor, 148.
, Emma, 33, 38.
, Hugh, 217, 219(2).
, Walter, 148, 217.
, William, 22, 33, 38, 147, 148(3). See
also Bigge.
Grotene, de. Katharine, 130.
, Ralph, 130.
Groton (Suff.), 38.
Grygge, Agnes, 35.
, Warin, 35.
Grymesby, Simon de, 187.
Gubyun. See Gobioun.
Guildford (Gildeford.Guldeford, Surrey),
39. 42, 82.
Guldeford (Gyldeford), Henry de, 34, 37,
43. See Jerard, Henry.
Gunselyn, Agnes, 200.
. Alice, 177.
, Michael, 177, 200.
Gurney, Laurence, 198.
Guryun, Edmund, 33.
, William, 33.
Guttridge (Crustevvych [in Weeley]), 91.
Guyot, "Thomas, 80.
Gybecrake. See Gibbecrake.
Gyboun, Alice, 162.
, John, 162.
, Margery, 162.
Gyffard (Gyfford, Giffard), Egidia, 187,
194, 199.
, Gundreda, 10, 27, 51, 52.
, Innocent, 122(2), 223.
, Joan, 223.
, Margery, 99, 113.
, Ralph, 99, 113, 187, 194, 199.
, William, 10, 27, 32. 51, 52, 122.
Gyfford, Robert, 25, 46, 56, 61, 100.
Gyldeford. See Guldeford.
Gyle, Joan, 136.
, Geoffrey, 136.
Gylemyn. John de, 142.
Gynay (Giney, Gyney), de, John, 167,
204, 229.
, Margery, 79, 204.
, Maud, 135, 139.
, Roger, 79, 204.
, Thomas, 204.
Gynges (Gynge), 234.
Hospital. See Fryerning.
Joyberd, [in Buttsbury], 98, 99, 100,
102, 106, in, 122, 137, 166, 234(2);
advowson, 98, 100.
Gynges (Gynge) Joyberdlaundry See
Buttsbury.
Laundri [jn Buttsbury], 23, 98, 100,
106, in, 134,234(2).
Margaret See Margaretting.
^Mounteny. See Mountnessing.
Rauf (Suth Gynge). See Ingrave.
Gynges, de, Henry, 61, 104, 115, 150(2),
240(2).
, Isabel, 240.
, Joan, 195.
, John, 94, 150, 157, 180, 189.
, Katharine, 61, 104, 115, 150.
, Margery, 157, 180, 189.
, Reginald, 46, 157, 180.
, Richard, 20
, Robert, 100, 150, 195. See also Gingg.
Gynour, Constance, 144.
, John. 144.
Gyngiure, Alice, 198.
, William, 198.
Gyppewico (Gippewico), de, John, 224,
230.
, Margaret, 46.
, William 46, 128, 230.
Gyrunde. See Gerun.
Gysorz See Gisors.
Habraham, Alice, 213.
, John, 213. See also Abraham.
Hachedy, John, 186.
! Hackney (Hakeneye) (Midd.), 112.
Hacon. See Hakun.
Hadestok, de, Leticia, 232.
, William. -232.
Hadham, Great (Herts), 41, 216.
Hadlegh (Hadelegh), de, Emma, 226.
, Geoffrey, 226.
, Maud, 146.
, Thomas, 146.
, William, 226.
Hadleigh (Hadle, Hadleye, Kyngeshad-
legh), u, 57, 58, 61, 64, 105, 124(2),
198, 208, 232, 239, 241.
Hadstock (Hadestok), 138, 232.
Hakelynton, de, Ralph, 156.
, William, 156.
Hakeman, Alice, 168.
, John, 168.
Hakeney. See Hackney.
Hakeneye (Pin Colne Engaine), 65.
Hakeneye, de, Katharine, 149.
, Roger, 149.
, Simon, i8P.
Hakewell, de Roger, 35.
Hakewelle. See Hawkwell.
Hakun (Hacon, Hakoun), Alice, 145, 190.
, Emma, 209
, Henry, 209.
, John, 145, 164, 190.
Haldam, Thomas, 222.
374
INDEX.
Haleford, 23,1.
Haleford, Richard de, 99.
Hales, 19.
Hales, de, Robert, 103, 138, 140, 148,
168, 203, 237, 241(2).
Halgeford, de, Berta, in.
, Nicholas, in.
Haliday, Joan, 53.
, John, 53.
, Maud, 53.
, Robert, 53.
Halifeld, de, Alice, 168.
, John, 168.
, Richard, 168.
Hall, in the. See Inthehale.
Hallestede, Isabel de, 64.
Hailing, de, Robert, 63.
, Simon,,63.
Hallingbery (Halyngbury). de, Blanche,
102, 104.
. Walter, 102, 104.
, William, 165, 240.
Hallingbury (Alyngebyr. Hallingebyr',
Hallingeburg), 26, 29, 82 ; manor, 24.
Burgh (Great). 164; manor, 157.
--, Great, 15, 136, 209.
, Little (Neville), 202.
Halstead (Halstede), 9, n, 51, 60, 64,
75. 78. 79, 80(2), 81, 82, 83, 91, 106,
109(2), 113, 118, 138, 139. 146, 154,
155 157(3), 159, 161, 163, 164, 168(2),
169, 171. I75( 2 ). !77 l8 3, 193- 198(2),
199, 200, 202, 208, 213, 219, 221-223,
232, 233 ; advowson, 8. See also
Stanstead.
Halstede, de, Agnes, 139.
, Andrew, 168(3), l6 9(2), 219, 233(2).
, Elizabeth, 139.
, Ellen, 163.
, Enrnra, 163.
, Gerard, 158.
, Hugh, 163.
, Isabel, 230.
, Joan, 219
, John. 45, 139(2), 159. 163(2), 168,
169(2), l8l, 222, 232, 233.
, Ralph, 152, 181.
, Richard, 113, 136, 146, 169, 171. 187,
188, 215(2), 219, [233].
, Sabina, 45.
, Simon, 113, 136. 146. 171, 187, 188,222.
, Thomas, 113, 159, 163.
, William, 139(2), 168, 219, 232.
Ham (Hammes), 39, 112 ; parson, 67,
. ia*t, 41 (a), 42(2), 50, 60, 67, 69. 71 ,85,
87. 94, 118, 209 ; manor, 36, 57, 193.
, West (Westhammes), i, 10. 36, 38,
41(2). 42(3), 50, 57, 61 66, 69, 74(2),
77, 78, 83, 86, 87, 94, 100, 103, in,
119, 123, 141, 145, 147, 185, 189,
192,2), 195, 197, 209, 233 ; manor; 50.
Hamelton, de, Adam, 56.
, William, 56, 108, 114.
Hammes, Robert de, 37.
Hamond, John, 68.
Hampden (Hameden, Bucks), 66.
Hampshire. See Burgate ; Farleigh.
Hampton (Midd.) manor, 89, 90.
Hamstede. See Hempstead.
Hamull, de, Andrew, 30.
Hanningfield (Hanyngefeld), 99.
, East, manor, 121.
, South, 36. 81, 153, 175, 182 ; parson,
194.
, West, 63, 65, 72, 81, 100, 109, 162,
182, 180, 194, 236.
Haninggefeld (Hanyngefeud), de, Alice,
199.
Isabel, 63, 236.
Joan, 47.
John, 65.
Margery, 99.
- Sewall, 47, 65, 99.
Thomas, 199.
William, 47, 63, 121, 199(2), 236.
Hanred, de, Richard, no. See also
Henred.
Hardel, John, 5 27.
Harden, William de 17.
Harding, William, 17, 30.
Hardynges, Alice, 72.
, Richard, 72.
Harewade, de, Cecily, 68.
, Robert, 68.
Harewedon de, Maud, 121.
, Richard, 121.
Harkstead.(Suff.). parson, 225.
Harle, Malcolm de, 71.
Harleston, de, Denise, 124, 168(2).
, John, 124, 168.
. William, 124, 168(2)
Harlow (Herlawe), 72, 93, 103. 105, 109,
119(2), 138, 149. 170. 171, 180, 184,
193, 194, 223. See also Brendhall.
Harneis, Alice, 42, 73.
, Philip, 42, 73.
Harnhale. John de, 38.
Harold, Alice, 142.
, John, 142.
Harpur (Harpour), le, Joan, 13, 40,
209.
, Nicholas, 209.
, Walter, 13, 40.
, William, 92. 215.
Harringay (Midd.). 184.
Hartburn (Northumberland) manor, 36,
50-
Hartwell (Hertwell, Bucks), 66.
Harwich (Herewych), 45, 149, 150(2).
Haselingefeld, de, Albredus, 4.
, Margaret, 93.
, William, 93.
INDEX.
Hastang (Hastanges, Hastenges), de, j
Cecily, 101, 106, 127.
, Humphrey, 127,
, Philip, 127.
, Petronilla, 119.
- Robert, 119, 195.
Hatfeld, de, Clement, 128.
, Guy, 36.
,.Ismania, 128.
, John, 79, 180.
, Laurence, 115
. Lucy. 115.
, Margery, 79.
, Richard, 128.
, Simon, 79
Hatfeld Peverel, de, John, 168, 195.
, Richard. i63, 195.
Hatfield Regis atte Brodeok, de, Peter,
93-
, Richard. 93
Hatfield' (Hatfeud;. 164.
Peverel, 2, 21. 27, 45, 53. 63, 76, 78,
97, 117, 141, 168 187, 192, 195, 196,
205, 214. 233(2) ; manor, 228 ; priory
advowson, 44. See also Toppingoe.
Regis (atte Brodeok, Cheping), 36,
39.93(2), 106, 137, 149, 189, 202.
Bishop's (Herts), 16, 60.
Hathelesey, William de, 235.
Hathewy, de, Alice. 78.
, William, 78.
Hathulf, Agnes, 162.
, John, 162.
. William, 162.
Haudlo de, Joan, 225.
, John, 225, 227, 242.
, Maud, 227, 242.
, Robert, 227, 242.
, Thomas, 225. See also Hodelo.
Hauekeden, de, Agnes. 75.
, William, 75.
Hauerberge, de, Aline, 75.
, William, 75.
Haughley (Haule, Suff.) honour, 209.
Haukere (Hauekere), Roger le, 178, 235.
Haukewode, Gilbert de, 158.
Haurede, de, Juliana, 122.
, Richard, 122.
Haverhill (Essex), 126, 127(2), 129, *go,
217.
(Suff.), 5, 44, 59, 60, 77, 86-88, 97,
135-
Haverhill, de, Maud, 179.
, Thomas, 179.
Havering, 83, 99, 100, 241.
Haveringes, de, John, 61.
, Margaret, 147.
, Nicholas, 147.
Haveryngton, John de, 193.
Haward, John, 219.
, Milisent, 219.
Hawkwell (Hakewelle), 35, 71, 126, 169,
172, 177, 197(2) ; manor, 37, 39.
Haycok, Ralph, 131.
Haydone, de, Isabel, 42.
, Philip, 42.
Haye, de la, John, 88.
, Margery, 24.
, Roger, 24.
, Walter, 89.
, William, 88.
Haylesdon (? in Mundon), 181.
Hayswelle (Ayswelle), Nicholas, 40,
55-
, Simon, 40.
Hazeleigh (Heylesle), 226.
Head. See Hened (? Heued).
Heath, 74, 206, 218, 241.
Hebregge. See Heybridge.
Hecham de, Sarra, 4.
, Williamy 4.
Heddon on the Wall (Surlewalle, North-
umberland), 50; manor, 50.
Hedersete, Simon de, 96.
Hedingham (Hengham, Hethyngham),
75, 80, 106. no.
, Castle, 73, 96, 137, 223 ; manor,
158 ; priory, 9, 232.
, Sible, 40, 76, 84, 96, 98, 119, 122,
127, 129. 137-139, 146(2), 154, 157(2),
158 193, ig* 1 , 2O6, 221, 223, 233, 239;
advowson, 119, 122 ; manor, 119. See
also Bourhall.
Hedley, Black (Blakedesle. Northumber-
land), manor, 36, 50.
Hedyngton, Walter, de. 181.
Heghestre, John de, 73.
Hegham (Heghham), de, Geoffrey, 131.
, John, 207.
, Lucy, 225.
, Richard, 225.
Heghham. See Higham.
Hekeford, de, Cristiana, 211.
, Richard, 211.
Hekvngh', John de, 235.
Heldere, Cristina de. 71.
Heleweton (Helewentun), de, Helewysa,
25, 5.
, Michael, 25, 29, 56.
Helpeston, de, Gilbert, 74,
, Hugh, 74, 85, 234.
, Joan, 74, 85, 234.
, William, 74(2), 85(2). 234(2).
Helwedon (? Elmdon or Kelvedon), 34.
Hemenhale, de, Alice, 81, 227.
, Emma, 76.
, Geoffrey, 53.
, Ralph, 70.
, Stephen. 81, 227.
Hempstead (Hamstede), 55,97, 125, 135,
188, 221, 222, 241.
Hendon (Midd.), 8.
276
Hendon, Walter de, 69(2).
Hened, Cristina, 82.
, Robert, 82.
Hengham. See Hedingham.
Hengham, de, Andrew, 4.
, Cecilia, 10.
, Clemencia, 65.
, Ralph, 10, 37, 55, 64, 65, 70, 94,
120(2), 131, 235.
, Walter 10.
Henham, 86. See also Pledgdon.
, Little, 96.
Henham, de, Alice, 136.
, John, 202.
, Lora, 89, 202.
, Margery, 202.
, Matilda. 32.
, Simon, 32, 89, 202(2).
, Walter, 32.
, William, 114. 136.
Henny (Henye), 53. 84. 114, 223 ; parson,
96.
. Great. 21, 31, 76, 78, 132, 17.1, 176,
205, 216 ; advowson, 21 ; manor, 96 ;
parson. 178.
, Little, 78, 127, 164, 176, 205, 216;
advowson, 139 ; manor, 139.
Henred, Juliana, 162. See also Hanred.
Henry III., 19.
Henry, vicar of Matching. 106.
Hen . . . wyk, Richard de, 239.
Henye, John de. 96.
Henyngeham, de, Matilda, 15.
, Philip, 15.
Henyton, Henry, de, 229.
Heppingge. See Epping.
Hepworth (Stiff), 130, 135.
Hepworth, de, John, 223.
, Petronilla, 223.
, Thomas, 223
Herde (Hirde), le, Adam, 144.
, Alice, 131, 238.
, Constance, 144.
, Emma, 123.
, Isabel, 181.
, James, 223.
, John, 123. 131, 238.
, Maud, 223.
, Sabina, 222.
, Stephen, 222.
, Warin, 181..
, William, 223.
Herdewyk, de, Richard, 93.
Hereberd, John, 88, 233.
, Margaret, 48.
, Thomas, 48.
Hereford, 7
Hereford, Earl of. See Bohun.
Hereford, de, David, 108, 113.
, Florence, 108, 113.
, Roger, 149.
Herefordshire. S^Leinthall ; Richard's
Castle.
Here ward, Alice, 190.
, Cecily, 101.
, John, 178, 238.
, Ralph, 197, 198.
, Richard, 190.
, Thomas, 101.
, William, 43.
Herewardestok. See Stock.
Herewych. See Harwich.
Herewyco, de. Eustace, 65.
, Margery, 65.
. Ralph. 65.
Herk, Thomas, 169.
Herlawe. See Harlow.
Herlawe, Robert de, 194.
Herlisun (Herlisoun), Avice, 190.
, Reginald, 117, 119, 122, 123, 130,
131-
, William, 190.
Hernested', John de. n, 146, 165(2),
213(2).
Hcroun. See Heyrun.
Hersham(Bayllol [in Bumpstead Helion])
44, 97, 108, 113.
Hersham, de, Juliana, 103.
, William, 103.
Hertford. Gilbert de, 169.
, John, 195.
, Vincent, 195.
Hertfordshire. See Albury ; Anstey ;
Ayot ; Barkway; Bushey ; Cheshunt;
Eastwick ; Elstree ; Hadham ; Hat-
field. Bishop's; Hertingfordbury ;
Hunsdon ; Nuthamstead ; Offley ;
Redbourn ; St Albans ; Sawbridge-
worth ; Seaham ; Stortford ; Thar-
field ; Thorley ; Walkerne ; Watford ;
Walton.
Hertindon, de, Alice, 108.
, John, 108.
Hertingfordbury (Herts), 86; manor,
86.
Hertlond, de, Cristiana, 120.
, Philip, 120.
Herveth, Thomas, 139.
Hervy, John, 202.
Hevenyngham, de, Joan, 192.
, John, 192.
Hewode. See Heywood.
Hewode, de. Katharine, 181.
, Walter, 181.
Hey bridge (Hebregge). 222.
Heydon, 2, 80, 87, 203, 204, 218 ;
advowson, 218.
, Great, 68.
Heydone, de, Isabel, 58.
, John. 68
, Maud, 68.
Heyefan, le, 9.
IXDEX.
277
Heygham (? Highamin\Valthamstow),58.
Heyle. de, Agnes, 215.
, Cecily, 187.
, Nicholas, 215.
, Richard, 188(2), 215.
. Robert. 188, 215(2*.
, William, 215.
Heylesdon, Ranulph de, 35.
Heylesle See Hazeleigh.
Heynle, de, Alice, 215.
, Robert, 215.
Heyrun (Heroun), de, Ela, 13.
, Joan, 13.
, John, 13. 44, in, ji8, 190, 194, 230,
236.
, Katharine, 51.
, Lambert, 120.
, Ralph, 13, 123.
, Richard, 51, 230.
Heyward, le, Geoffrey, 205.
, Richard, 205.
Heywode, le (in Boreham), 20.
Heyvvood (Hewode, Norf.) manor, 19.
Higham (Heghham, Hoghham, in Wal-
thamstow), 104, 115, 168, 220, 221(2).
(Hegham, Kent), 205.
Hildercle, Richard de, 183.
Hillary, Roger, 241.
Hille (de la) del Hill, Alan, 26.
, Eleanor. 94.
, Joan, 26.
, John, 26, 94. See also Atte Hille.
Hinxton (Cambs), 104.
Hirde See Herde.
Hobregg (Hobrugge), de, Joan, 103, 108,
188.
, John, 103, 108, 188.
, Juliana, 134.
, Sarah, 103.
, Sybil, 103.
Hobrigg. See Howbridge.
Hockley (Hokel 1 , Hokeleye), 20. 34, 51,
56, 63, 69, 95, 125, 126, 159, 172, 174,
197(2), 199, 215, 229, 233, 240(2). See
also Plumberow.
, Great. Sec Oakley.
, Little, 2.
Hockwold (Hoo, Norf.) manor, 167.
Hodelo, de, John, 176(2).
, Margery, 176. See also Haudlo.
Hodlegh, de, Juliana, 31.
, William, 31.
Hodnell (Hodeshull, Warws), 33.
Hokel'. See Hockley.
Hodyngg, de, Alice, 113, 198, 199.
, A vice, 70,
, Walter, 198, 199.
, William, 113.
Hodyun, Agnes, 102.
, John, 102.
, Sarah, 132.
Hodyun, William, 102(2).
Hokflete (Bradwell on Sea), 53.
Hokflete, Hawisiade, 53.
Hokham, Ranulph de, 162.
Holebroke, de, John, 51.
, Parnell, 51.
Holecote, Robert de. 4.
Holehalle manor, 133.
Holeham, de, Isabel, 128.
, Michael, 128.
Holenolde, de, Joan, 242.
, Roger, 242.
, Sarah, 242.
, Simon, 242.
, William, 242.
Holewell, de, Alice, 51, 72.
, Walter, 51, 72.
Holland (Hoylaunde), 50; advowson
57 ; manor, 57.
, Great, 45, 64, 203.
, Little, vicar, 45.
Hollok, Gilbert, 37.
, Sarah, 37.
Holme, le, 9.
Holt, de, Maud, 85.
---, Stephen, 85.
, Margery, 128.
, Nicholas, 140.
, Thomas, 128, 136.
Holton, Laurence de, 90.
Honesdon. See Hunsdon.
Honewyk Richard de, 113.
Hoo. See Hockwold.
Hoo, del, Amiana, 109.
, Elias, 88.
, Joan, 88.
, Peter. 109.
Hopton, Walter de, 10.
Horald, Hugh, 176.
, John, 176.
Horbling, William de, 237.
Horkesley (Horkesle), 100, 101.
, Great, 43, 148.
, Little, advowson, 233; manor, 211,
233 ; priory, 233.
Horkesleye (Horkesleg 1 ), de, Egidia, 108.
, Emma, 211, 213, 233.
, Philip, 233.
, Robert, n, 108.
, William, n, 64, 211, 213, 233.
Hormed, Simon de, 197.
Horn, Alice, 76.
, Avice, 58.
, John, 58(2), 76.
Hornburgh. See Hornborough.
Horncastre, de, Agnes, 48.
, Richard, 133.
, Simon, 48, 133.
Horndon (Hornyngedon, Horndene,
Horingdon), 36, 56, 57, 77; manor,
36, 58, 91-
278
INDEX.
Horndon, East, 172, 175
on the Hill, 124, 176. 180, 192. 233.
, West, 170; advowson, 63, 208:
manor, 63, 208.
Horndorn, de, Ellen, 63.
, John, 63.
Horningtoft (Norfolk), 58.
Hornyngdone, de, Adam, 59.
, Richard, 59.
Horstede, 101.
Horstede, de, Gnnnora, 47, 150.
, John, 47, 87(2), 150.
, Maud, 87.
, Nicholas, 87.
Horstedeford, de. Beatrice, 46.
. Godfrey, 46.
Hosiere, le, Stephen, 136.
, Vivian, 137.
Hospitallers, Knights, 89, 90.
Hotet, de, Agnes, 166.
, Alice, 166.
, John, 231.
, Julian, 231.
, Laurence, 166.
, Richard, 231.
, William, 166(2).
Houel, Mary, 101, 106, 127.
, Stephen. 101, 106 127.
Hough ton (Beds), 152 ; advowson, 86.
Howardin, de, Cecily, 62.
, Isabel, 62.
, John, 62.
, Ralph, 62.
Howbridge [in Witham] manor, 86, 88.
Howden (Houeden [? Yorks]), 197.
Howsham (Ouesham [in Matching]), 52,
166, 234 ; manor, 58, 76, 204.
Hoylaunde. See Holland.
Huberd (Hubert), Edith, 166.
, Geoffrey, 166.
, John, 80, 86, 103, 138, 180.
, Margery, 103. 180.
Hugh, prior of Dunmow, i, 5.
Hulle. de la (del), Adam, 237.
. Alice, 86-88, 124.
Edith, 237.
, Geoffrey, 156.
, Godfrey, 9.
, Henry, 86-88.
, John, 200.
, Ralph, 200.
, Richard, 86-88.
- . William, 124.
Huneden, de, Gilbert, 114.
Hunewyk, Richard de, 115, 117. 127.
Hunsdon (Honesdon, Herts), 32.
Hunte, le, Alice, 209.
, Cecily, 107.
, Edmund, 155.
, John, 209.
, Ralph, 128, 202.
Hunte, le, Richard, 107.
, Simon, 128, 140. 202.
Huntercombe. de, Maud, 158
, Thomas, 55, 158.
, Walter, 50.
Huntingdon, Honour of, 228.
Huntingdonshire. See Dillington ; Ey-
nesbury ; Wansford.
Huntyngfeld, Joan de, 149.
Huraund (Huraunt), Andrew, 106, 113,
i? 1 ' J 93
Gerard 106.
Gundreda, 75.
Hawysia, 80, 82.
James, 106.
John, 75, 78, 80. 82, 83, 233.
Margery, 106, 233.
Maurice, 80, 82.
Richard, 106(2), 158, 171, 188, 193(2).
Roger, 75
Hurel, [ohn, 34.
Hurst, de la, Eustace, 39.
, Robert, 39.
Huse, Margaret. 106.
, William, 106.
Hyrton, de, Alice, 82.
, Thomas, 82.
Hythyngham, de, Emma, 238.
, John, 238.
Icklingham (Suff.), 53.
Idulvestre. See Elstree.
Ilford (lleford), 8, 31, 144, 197.
, Great, 105, 131, 238.
, Little, 77, 144, 186.
Ilger, Maud, in.
, Robert, in.
Ille, del. See Insula.
Illegh, Adam de, 46.
Illeye. See Eleigh.
Ingatestone (Gyngge atte Stone) parson,
156.
Ingefeld, 21.
Ingeland (Engeland), Adam, 213.
, Agnes, 213.
, Cristiana, 212.
, John, 212, 213(3).
Ingeldesthorp, John de. 214.
Ingrave (Gynges Rauf. Suth Gynge),
10, 20, 57. 62, 69. 162, 175. 189 234 ;
advowson, 157, 180 ; manor, 157, 180 ;
parson, 144.
Insula, de (del Ille), Gerard, 87, 120.
. John, 87, 120, 124, 161, 205, 216.
. Maud, 120, 161. 205. 216 ; her
daughter and son, Emma and Geoffrey,
205.
, Warin, 87. 124.
Inthehale (In the Hall), Emma, 208(2).
, Joan, 208(2).
, John, 208(4).
INDEX.
Inthehale (In the Hall), William, 208(2).
Inthelane, Maud, 201 ; her sons Thomas
and William, 201.
, Richard, 201.
Inworth 124, 133. 212, 217, 234.
Ipswich (Suff.), 73 152, 162.
Ipswich, de. See Gyppewyco.
Ircon, 122.
Irlaunde, Thomas de, 177.
Irmongere, le, Cristina, 27.
, Martin, 27.
Isabel, abbess of Barking, 73, 76, 77(2).
Isham, Floria de, 77.
, Katharine, 195 ; her daughters Joan
and Isabel, 195.
, Thomas 188, 195.
Isleham, Gilbert de, 204.
Islington (Isseldon, Midd.), 112.
(Norf.) manor, 167.
Isoude. Thomas, 223.
Ispannia, de, Alice, 115.
, John, 144.
, Maud, 144.
, Ralph, 131.
, Richard, 47, 144, 196.
, Thomas, 37.
, Walter, 115.
, William, 37.
Ive, Henry, 28.
, John, 237(3).
Jacob, Adam, 177, 197(2).
, John, 177, 197.
Jaklegh (Jakeleye), de, John, 91, 236.
Jekel. Joan, 141.
, John, 141.
, Robert, 141.
, Simon, 141.
Jemes, John, 220.
Jerard. See Gerard.
Jernemuthe. See Yarmouth.
Jernemuth (Gernemuth), de, Adam, 87,
123, 233.
, Joan, 87.
, Robert. 228.
Jeuene, le, Gilbert, 71.
, Walter, 39. See also Younge.
Jeynuur, le, Agnes, 82.
, John, 82.
Joce, Eli2abeth, 208.
, John, 208.
John, abbot of St. Osith, 29.
, dean of St. Paul's. 5.
, parson of South Hanningfield, 194.
, prior of Bermondsey, 24.
, prior of Tremhale, 108.
, vicar of Navestock, 154.
, vicar of Ramsey, 224.
Jordan, Agnes, 231.
, Alice, 10, 100.
, Andrew, 204.
Jordan, John, 130, 231.
, Ralph, 100.
, Richard, 10. See also Jurdan
Josep(h), John, 196, 219.
, Meliora, 196, 219.
Jour, Rose 192
