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	A printed calendar of these deeds was produced by Francis Bickley of the British Museum in 1899 (Bk/633, also identified as 5163/1/1). Bickley numbered the deeds consecutively from 1 to 343. At some point deeds relating to the parish of St Mary Redcliffe were lent to the parish, and consequently were 'missing' when the deeds were transferred to Bristol Archives Office from the City Museum in 1949 (Accession 5163). The Redcliffe deeds were deposited with other parish records in 1985. For administrative convenience the split has been retained for cataloguing purposes. The deeds received directly from the Museum are numbered as 5163, and those from Redcliffe as P.St MR/5163, using the numbers given to them by Bickley in his printed calendar.
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	See P.St MR/5163 for deeds held by the parish. See Bk/633 (also listed as 5163/1/1)

Grant by Robert Aurifaber [=Goldsmith], of London, to the chaplain celebrating the mass of the Virgin in the church of St.Nicholas, Bristol, of two stone houses opposite the church, between the house of William Goldsmith and that of the said Robert. The chaplain to be elected by the mayor and seneschals of the Guild of Merchants. Witnesses: Jacob le Warre, mayor of Bristol, W.de Bello Monte and Walter de Paris, 'prepositi,' Thomas Long, Elias Long, Robert de Lech, Walter Mutelime, Henry Adrian, Peter Aurifaber [=, Goldsmith], Philip de Kacweli Adam Boly Grant by Richard Womstrang, son of Thomas Womstrang, to the church of St Nicholas, Bristol, in pure alms, of a 'petrinium' [stone house] next to the church for 30 marks of silver Witnesses: William fil Nicholai, mayor of Bristol, Robert de Kylmeynam and John de Berewik, baliffs, William the clerk, Jacob la Warre, Simon the clerk, Hamo the clerk, Elias Long, Elias Aki, Gilbert de Merleberg, Richard iuvenis [=Young], Robert the clerk Confirmation by John Hose of the grant by Ysouda Hose his sister, to Simon le Clerc, of the large stone house called the School, near St Peter's Church, Bristol Witnesses: William the Clerk mayor of Bristol, William de Belle Monte, Robert de Kilmeynan, 'prepositi', Thomas Long, Jacob le Warr', William fil Nicholai, Amandus the clerk, John de Berewihe, Gilbert de Merleberg, Bartholomew the clerk Grant in consideration of 7 marks by William Dugh' and Isabella his wife to William Warner, of their land in Scadepull Street, lying between the land of William Warner and that of Warner Faber [=Smith], at a rental of one penny Witnesses: Roger de Bercham, mayor of Bristol, John Kenefyg, William de Brug', 'prepositi', Nicholas de la Marine, Richard le Helmwrich, John le scriuer, Richard his brother, William Bissop, Henry le locsunt, Walter de Crumwich', William le deueneys, Adam Warner, Henry his brother Lease in consideration of 40 s from Richard tinctor [=Dyer] and Emma, his wife, to Master Richard Wyse, of a messuage formerly belonging to Gilbert le Cornmonger in St Nicholas Street, between the land of Walter de Paris and of J Deberewyke, for twelve years, at a rental of eight shillings to St James's Priory, of twelve pence to St Nicholas Church, and twelve pence to the hospital of St John the Baptist, Bristol Witnesses: Henry Adrian, mayor of Bristol, Hugh fil Michaelis, William Seware, 'prepositi', Richard le Jeuuene [=Young], Roger de Berkam, John Gilbert, John de Wissi, Walter de Lancetone, clerk Grant by John Tayleburg', citizen of Dublin, son of John Aylwyne, formerly citizen of Bristol, to Peter le Martre, burgess of Bristol, of land with buildings in Marketestrete, Bristol, in the parish of SS Philip and James, lying between the land of the said Peter and the land held by William Godrich, of Karlyon, in right of his wife Elycia, at the rental of a pair of white gloves, price on halfpenny, the sum of fifty-six shillings being paid beforehand Witnesses: Roger de Esseburne, mayor of Dublin, William de Cestrya, and Richard Abraham, 'prepositi', Richard Flok, Gilbert le Deter, David Parauentur', William de Strete, Robert se Paris, William de Donyton, clerk Grant in pure alms by Peter le Martre to the altar of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the church of St Warburg [Werburgh], Bristol Grant in pure alms by William Skinnare, for the salvation of his soul, and for the souls of his father, mother and wife, to the altar of the Blessed Virgin Mary, next to the church of St Nicholas, Bristol, of twelve pence of rent of assise from his stone house in Avon marsh, Bristol, situated between the house of Odo Cornbiensis [=of Cornwall] and that of William Dunning, for the maintenance of a chaplain Witnesses; Sir Walter Filomena, vicar of St Nicholas, Henry Albon, chaplain, William de Bello Monte, Henry de London, William Dunning, Robert the clerk Grant by William Otery and David de Wyght, churchwardens of St Nicholas, Bristol, and the parishoners of the church, to Walter de Wynton, burgess of Bristol, of a shop in Baluenstrete, Bristol, situated between the tenement of Thomas Russel and that of John de Dene, at a rental of six shillings of rent of assise for maintaining the light of the Blessed Mary Grant by John Nobil, of Axebrugge, to Geoffrey Long, of half a mark of annual rent from a house in Temple Street, Bristol, between the tenement of Richard Bernard and the tenement of Thomas Rufus, paying annually a rose at the Nativity of St John the Baptist Grant by Cecilia Boyle, widow of Adam Boyle Grant, for half a mark of silver, by Margery, daughter of the late William le Norreys, widow of Randulph 'Tannatius' [=Tanner], with the assent of Richard and Eva, her heirs, to Selebrond Pistor [=Baker], of land in Bristol, between the land of William Borgois and that of Henry le Tygheler and the land of Gilbert Marleburg' Payments to be made to the heirs of Wiliam the priest, son of William Gylle, and to the king for landgable Witnesses: John de Lydiard, mayor of Bristol, Samkin Reneward and Walter de Bercham, 'prepositi', John de Weston, Richard le Webbe, Reginald Carpenter, Walter le Webbe, Henry Tyghelere, Gilbert Marescallus, John de Templo, clerk Release by Agatha, daughter of the late Elena de Pembrock, widow, to the church of St Nicholas, Bristol, of her right in half a mark of rent of assise from a messuage in Baluenestrete, Bristol, which half mark her sister Cecilia Boli, with the consent of her husband, John Juvenis [=Young], bestowed on the church (v No 31) The messuage lies between that of David Long and that of John de Bruges Witnesses: Richard de Manegodesfelde, mayor of Bristol, Walter le franceys and Geoffrey Godeshalf, bailiffs, Symon Adrian, Stephen Tourtle, John Snou, John de Kerdyf, John the Clerk, Eborard le franceys, Henry Walensis, John Seynde, John Boydin, clerk Grant by Henry de Vlmo, vicar in the church of Wells, son and heir of Robert de Vlmo, to Thomas de Lantesdoune, burgess of Bristol, and Lucy his wife, of a tenement with curtillage in Bristol, between the tenement of Walter Cole and that of Alan le Elymakyar' Witnesses: John de Leyghe, John Argeleys, John le Wyte, Elias le Bowyar', Robert faber [=Smith], Edward le Crockare, Robert Gobeth. Sale by Richard de Calne, clerk, and Robert Sanekyn, executors of the will of Giles de Berneleby, clerk, to Joceus de Reyny, of the farm of a garden on St Michael's Hill, Bristol, lying between the garden of John la Warre and the land of William de Gardino, which farm the said Giles had for sixty years from Reginald the clerk Witnesses: Symon de Burton', mayor of Bristol, John Snow and William Turtle, stewards, William Randolf, Geoffrey Agodeshalf, Ralph de Montjoye, Ralph Seys, Walter le Belyetar, John de Glaswrycht, John le Hopere, John le Tayllour, Roger le Hodar. Covenant between Joceus de Reyn(i) and Agnes his wife, daughter of the late Giles de Barneleby, clerk, and Isabella, daughter of Alice, daughter of the said Giles, for the division of tenements and rents in Bristol, the heritage of the said Giles; viz a tenement looking on St Giles's Church, a tenement in St Nicholas Street, next to the tenement of David de Wycht, a croft in Clifton, and a garden in Schitebourne lane, payments to St Augustine's Abbey, to St Mark's Hospital, and to Master Thomas Ayllard and to St James' Priory. Witnesses: Symon de Burton, mayor of Bristol, Henry de Camme and William Turtle, bailiffs, John Snow and Nichols le Ropere, stewards, Bristol, Thomas de la Grane, John de Bruges Quitclaim by Robert le Knyght, son and heir of Alexander le Knyght, late burgess of Bristol, to William Thursteyn alias Gylemyn, clerk, of Bristol, of his right in a messuage, etc in the parish of St Thomas , in a passage running from St Thomas Street to La Redecliue Street, between the tenement of Roger le Kember' and that of John Douce, extending to the land of St Augustine's Witnesses: John le Tauerner, mayor of Bristol, John de Kerdyf, junior, and Robert Treweloue, bailiffs, William Randulf, Richard de Welles, Richard Colpek, Nicholas le Blewer', Thomas de la fford, Robert Martyn, clerk Grant by Alice Kyn, daughter of William Kyn, late burgess of Bristol, to Thomas de Bokston, dyer, of Bristol, of a tenement and land in fee farm towards Briztingbowe, Bristol, between the land of Osmund Macetrare and that of William le Bruggwurthe, extending to the land of John Cullebollokes Witnesses: William Randalf, mayor of Bristol, Robert de Helhurst, Thomas Oppeydych, bailiffs, Robert ffaber [=Smith], Thomas de Lantesdon', Adam le Heumangere, John Mynti Conveyance by Agnes la Wythe, Walter de Sanford, vicar of St Nicholas' Church, Bristol, John Grey, vicar of Poulet, Robert fforest, chaplain, Richard le Wythe, and William Macy, executors of the will of John le Wythe, 'irmangere', late burgess of Bristol, with the asent of John Wachet, nearest heir of the testator, to Robert de Otry and Davit de Wyght, wardens of St Nicholas, Bristol, of two shops, in the parish of St Nicholas towards Avon marsh, in a lane going to Bastestret, bequeathed by the said John le Wythe for two lamps in the crypt before the cross and image of the BVM Counterpart of conveyance in (GWB/5163/19) Lease by Thomas, son of Thomas Rycher, late burgess of Bristol, to John de Bromleigh, called the Long, mariner, burgess of Bristol, of a tenement in Cultillar Street, Bristol, for nine years in addition ot the term of eight years for which it is already leased, at an annual rental of twelve shillings, the view of the tenement having been made by John de Mercato and Thomas de Schute Witnesses: William de Taunton, Henry de Tymbresberwe, Thomas atte Schute, Richard le Pakkere, John de Mercato, John de Kyngton, John de Hereford Counterpart of lease in (GWB/5163/21) Grant by John atte Wynch, burgess of Bristol, to John Issac of Keynesham, dyer, of a garden in Bristol, next to the gate of the Temple, between the land of John Arglys and that of John le Tanner', and extending from the passage to the field of la Worthe to Pylstret(e) in exchange for lands in Dyuises [Devises], Wiltshire, in the Eldeport Witnesses: Gilbert franceys, John Junior his brother, Ralph Gholy, Thomas atte Wynch, Walter Olbeleye, Adam Dyme, John le Tannere Grant by John le Dyare, of Keynesham, to Richard Andrew, of a garden in Pylstrete outside the Temple Gate, Bristol, between the land of John Ergleys, junior,and that of John le Tannare, and extending to the street 'atte Pile' Witnesses: Henry le Shepman, Robert Wyldemersh, Thomas le Spicer, Thomas le Veltare, Thomas Oppehull', Martin Pobbelewe, Robert le Knizth, Robert le Taillur Grant by Nicholas de Roubergh to Robert le Tayllor and Matilda his wife, of a messuage with curtillage towards Bryghtingbowe, Bristol, between the tenement of Osmond and the butcher and that of William le Brethwyrght, and extending to the croft of John Cullebollok' Witnesses: Roger Tortle, mayor of Bristol, Robert Otry, William Corteys, stewards, John ffranceys and Hugh de Langebrugge, bailiffs, Thomas de Ophull', Robert le Knyght, Robert ffaber [=Smith], John Mynti, Edmund atte Bowre, Michael de Kerdyf, William Gylemyn, clerk Quitclaim by Peter, son of Thomas Turtle, late burgess of Bristol, to Thomas Russel, burgess of his right in a tenement with shops in Scadepullestrete, Bristol, between the tenement of Walter de Wyntonia and that of John de Bruges, extending to the tenement of John de Bruges Witnesses: Richard de Tylloy, mayor of Bristol, Richard le Whyte, 'iremonger', and Richard de Panes, Richard Blaunket, John de Derby, Robert Turtle Quitclaim by Alice, daughter of Thomas Turtle, late burgess of Bristol, to Thomas Russel, burgess, of her right in a tenement in Scatespullestret, Bristol, between the tenement of the late Walter de Wynton and that of the late John de Bruges Witnesses: Richard Tilloy, mayor of Bristol, Richard a Panes and Richard le Whyte, 'irmonger', bailiffs, Richard Blanket, John Derby, Robert Turtle Quitclaim by Lucy la Cartere, of Bristol, to Stephen de Pridie of Bristol, burgess of her right in half an acre of land in Redelonde, Bristol, lying between the land of Robert Beauflur and the land of the priory of St James, formerly belonging to John the clerk and extending to Erlesmede. Witnesses: Richard Tilloi, mayor of Bristol, Gilbert Pokerel and Clement Tortele, bailiffs, Elias le Koc, Robert Beauflur, William de Medelkille, John frances, David Wizt Grant by Simon de Ely, burgess of Bristol, to William de Camelegh, burgess of four solidates of rent of assise from a tenement outside the Temple Gate, between the lane going towards the church of the Friars 'de saccis' and the curtillage of Robert Wyldemersch, which formerly belonged to Walter de Kerdyf Witnesses: Richard de Tylloy, mayor of Bristol, Gilbert Pokerel and Clement Tortle, bailiffs, William Randalf, William de Axe, John Ergleys, Robert Wyldemarsch, John Broun, Vincent Colpek Lease from Robert Grauntpe, of Warwick, to Roger le Teslar, burgess of Bristol, of two cellars next to the quay, Bristol, between a cellar held by Richard de Well and that held by Roger Blaunket, for twenty years at a rental of forty shillings, with bond of warranty Witnesses: Richard Tilly, mayor of Bristol, Gilbert Pokerel and Clement Tortle, bailiffs, John le Repare, Roger Blaunket Lease from Robert Grauntpee, of Warwick, and Isabella his wife, to Nicholas atte Walle, burgess of Bristol, and Matilda his wife, of a messuage on the quay, Bristol, between the tenement of Joceus de Reyni, senior, and the tenement held by Richard de Panes extending to the town wall paying therefor a rose at the Nativity of St John the Baptist Witnesses; Richard de Tilloy, mayor of Bristol, Gilbert Pokerel and Clement Turtle, bailiffs, Adam Debri, Walter le Withe, fisherman, John ffranceys, senior, John Tumberel, John Methelan, junior Quitclaim by Richard de la March to Thomas Russel, Burgess of Bristol, of his claim in a chamber in Scatespullestrete, Bristol, next to the tenement of Robert de Cadebure Witnesses: John atte More, John Belamy, George Belamy, Hillary de Howelle, John de ffithelere Quitclaim by Henry le Tannere to Walter de Welles, burgess of Bristol, of his right in a messuage, and curtillage outside the Temple Gate, Bristol, in the fee of Sir Thomas de Berkeleye, next to the garden of the late Jordan de Hamme Quitclaim by Nicholas le Peynctour, burgess of Bristol, to Joceus de Reigny, senior, burgess, of his right in a place in the street running from the Frome bridge to St Augustine's Abbey, between a tenement of the said abbey and that of Peter Montesteuene, extending to the Frome Witnesses: Roger Turtle, mayor of Bristol, John de Romeneye and Walter Prentiz, bailiffs, John Hobbes, John le Plumbere, Thomas Cook, Walter de Portbure, Robert le Gurdlere Quitclaim by William, son and heir of Robert Grauntpe, of Warwick, and Isabella his wife, to Roger le Tesler, burgess of Bristol, of his right in a tenement in Bristol 'juxta Pisam', between the tenement of Joceus de Reigny and a void place, extending to the town wall Witnesses: Roger Turtle, mayor of Bristol, John de Romeneye and Walter Prentiz, bailiffs, John ffraunceys, senior, John Medelan, junior, William le [ ], Adam Derby, Walter le White, fisherman, Joceus de Reigny, junior, Richard de Calne, clerk Grant by Isabella, widow of Stephen de Yeuele, burgess of Bristol, to Hugh le Proute, burgess of a garden, house and land in St Thomas Street, Bristol, acquired by the said Stephen from Robert Seuare, clerk Witnesses: Roger Turtle, mayor of Bristol, John de Romeneye and Walter Prentiz, bailiffs, John de Romeseye and John ate Walle, stewards, Richard de Panes, John le Veltare, Jurdan le Parmenter, John Ergeloys, Robert Walensis [=Welshman?], John le Bonde, Thomas de Leghe Quitclaim by Nicholas ate Beorewe to Robert Wyldemersch of his right in a tenement in Bristol, between the tenement of Thomas de Gatecomb and that of John Mogge, junior, opposite the cemetery of St Mary de la Redecliue, and also in a garden in Pilstret, between the land of Walter de Welles and that of John Ergleis Witnesses: John de Romeseygh, mayor of Bristol, John ffraunceis, senior and Walter Prentyz, bailiffs, Hugh le Proute, Richard de Panes, John le Preyur, Jordan le Lange, Robert le Taylour Grant by William de Axe, burgess of Bristol, to Thomas Rossel, burgess of Bristol, of a messuage in Scatepullestret, Bristol, of a messuage in Scatepullestret, Bristol, between the tenement of John de Axebrugge and the tenement of Thomas Rossel Witnesses: John de Romeseye, mayor of Bristol, John ffranceys and Walter Prentiz, bailiffs, Richard Blanket , John le Ropere, Clement Turtle, Walter le Wythe, Robert de Cadebury, Nicholas de Bouewall Quitclaim by William de Axe, burgess of Bristol, to Thomas Rossel, Burgess of his right in a messuage in Scatepullestret, Bristol, between the tenement of the said Thomas Rossel and that of John de Axebrugg Grant by Richard atte Heyehome, burgess of Bristol, to Cristina Hayl, widow of William Hayl, baker, and Juliana and Cristina, daughters of the said Cristina, of a messuage in the market, Bristol, which he acquired from William, son and heir of the said William Hayl, situated between the tenement of the late John de Kemesheye and that of the late Master Thomas Mountserel Witnesses: Roger Turtle, mayor of Bristol, Elborard le ffraunceys and Robert Gyen, bailiffs, John Morcok, bailiff of the market, Thomas Sely, John Wichewelle, Simon le Porter, Roger ffaber [=Smith], William ate Tolselde, John Hendebody Lease By Roger le Toslar,burgess of Bristol, to John de Cobinton, burgess of a tenement with a shop and a cellar underneath, situate by the quay, Bristol, between the tenement of Joceus le Reygni and that of Richard de Panes, for twelve years at a rental of forty shillings; paying to the abbey of St Ausustine, Bristol, thirteen shillings and four pence, and a payment to St Mark's Hospital, Billeswyk [Gaunt's Hospital] Witness: John de Romeseye, mayor of Bristol, Mich Grant by Robert de Mershton, chaplain, to Thomas Belechier, burgess of Bristol, and Cristina, daughter of William atte Brugge, his wife, of tenements in the cemetery of St Stephen's Church, and on the quay, Bristol, between the tenement of John atte Walle and the tenement of of John de Kerdif, extending from the tenement of Clement Turtle to the quay , which tenements were acquired from the executors of Thomas Russel Witnesses: Roger Turtle, Robert Guyene, John de Axebrugge, merchant, John ffraunceys, senior, John ffraunceys, junior, Joceus de Reyny, junior, John atte Walle, Richard Blanket, Geoffrey Methelan, Thomas Blanket, Nicholas Martyn, clerk Grant by Edmund atte Bowe, burgess of Bristol, to Thomas, his son, of a messuage situated towards Brightywebowe, Bristol, next to the land of St Augustine's Abbey, and extending to the land of St John's Hospital, Bristol Witnesses: Roger Turtle, mayor of Bristol, Everard le ffrenshe and Robert de Gyene, bailiffs, John de Mynty, John le Wodeward, John le Preyour, John Coker, Robert ffowel Lease by John de Cobindon and Agnes, his wife, to John le Longe, mariner, and Agnes his wife, burgess of Bristol, of a messuage in Knfyfsmithstret, Bristol, between the tenement of Nicholas le Deyar and that of John atte Markete, and extending to the town wall, at an annual rent of four pence Grant by Sibilla de Purye of Bristol, widow, to William Gylemyn, clerk, burgess of Bristol, of a curtillage in Bristol, in a street leading from the Brodemede to the Irischmede, and lying between the curtillages of St James's Priory, William le Taillur and John le Neyare, and that of the late John le White, 'irmangere', extending to the land of John de Boyfeld Witnesses: John de Romeseye, mayor, Hugh de Langebrugge and Stephen le Spicer, bailiffs, Michael le Wittawyare, Richard de Siston, Stephen Veys, Walter le Toukare, John le Neyare, Richard le Jeouene [=Young], William le White, John de Boyfeld Lease by Thomas Abraham and Thomas Launneyr, wardens of St Nicholas' Church, Bristol, to Clarice Frome and Walter her son, burgesses of Bristol, of a messuage in Bastestrete, Bristol, next to the land of Eborard le ffraunceys, at a rental of four shillings Witnesses: Roger Tortle, mayor, Robert Gyene and Eborard le ffraunceys, bailiffs, Richard de Wodhull, William de Compton, senior, Roger Dapperleigh, Richard le White, William Neumayster, Richard de Calne, clerk Lease by Roger de Teslart, burgess of Bristol, to John de Cobyndone, of a tenement on the quay, Bristol, for twenty-four years [v No 86] Witnesses: John de Axebrugge, mayor, Roger Plof and Henry Babbecary, bailiffs, John atte Wall, John ffranceys, John Reynald, William Reynald, William le Ropere, John le Ropere, William Gylemyn, clerk. Quitclaim by Roger le Teslart, burgess of Bristol, to John de Cobyndon, burgess, of his right in a tenement with cellar, shops etc, next to the quay, Bristol, next to the tenement of Joceus le Reygni, extending to the town wall Witnesses: John de Axebrugge, mayor of Bristol, Roger Plof and Henry Babbecary, bailiffs, Joceus le Reygni, senior, John atte Walle, John le ffranceys, John le Ropere, William le Ropere, John Reynald, William Reynald, Thomas Blanket. Defeasance of a grant by Robert le Riche, burgess of Bristol, to John Hugges of two tenements in Bristol, one 'in vico fullonum', and the other in St Thomas Street, on condition of receiving a rent of ten shillings a year for sixteen years Witnesses: Walter Prentyz, Robert de Wryngton, Richard Plomer Counterpart of (GWB/5163/49) Grant by John le Neyare, burgess of Bristol, to Thomas de Rouberwe, burgess, of a selion of land in the Hyrischemed, Bristol, between the land of John North and the land of the said Thomas, extending to the highway in the Hyrischmed Witnesses: John de Axebrugge, merchant, mayor of Bristol, Roger Pluff and Henry Babbecary, bailiffs, Robert de Holhurste, Simon de Ely, William de Medewelle, Thomas Rosselyn, Robert Tumberel, John de Boyfeld, Richard Dygoun, Walter le Chaloner, Stephen Veys Quitclaim by John Curteys, burgess of Bristol, to John Ysaac, burgess of Bristol, of his right in a tenement in Pylstrete, Bristol, between land of St Katharine's Hospital and the land of John de Dene, extending to the great ditch towards the town wall Witnesses: John Daxebrugge, mayor of Bristol, Henry Babbecary and Roger Plof, bailiffs, William de Compton, Robert Wyldemersch, John de Dene, John Broun, Robert le Taillour Quitclaim by Isolda, daughter of William Tyard, to John Ysaac of her right in a tenement in Pilstrete, Bristol, between the land of St Katharine's Hospital and that of John de Dene, and extending to the great ditch towards the town wall, and also of two shillings rent payable by the said John Witnesses: John Daxebrugg, mayor of Bristol, Henry Babbecary and Roger Plof, bailiffs, Robert Wyldemersch, John de Dene, Thomas de Vphull, John Broun, Robert le Taillour Quitclaim by William le Bakere, 'skynnere', to John Ysaac of his right in lands and tenements formerly belonging to William Tyard, in Pilstret, Bristol, between the land of St Katharine's Hospital and the land of John de Dene, and extending to the ditch towards the town wall Witnesses: John de Axebrugge, mayor, Henry Babbecary and Roger Plof, bailiffs, Hugh le Proute, Thomas de Uphull, Richard le Plomer, William Hugges, Robert le Taillour Deed from Roger le Teslart to John de Cobyndon concerning an annual rent from a tenement on the quay Grant by John Broun, son of Elias Broun, burgess of Bristol, to William ate Vord, burgess of a messuage towards Bryghtingbowe, Bristol, between the land of St Katharine's Hospital and the land of Philip, son of Richard le Drapere, which messuage was acquired from Gylbert ffraunceys Witnesses: Roger Turtle, mayor of Bristol, Stephen le Spicer and Henry Babbecary, bailiffs, Hugh le Proute, Thomas de Ophull, John le Botyler, doctor, Robert le Knyght, Robert Wildemerch, Nicholas Martyn, clerk Power of attorney from John Broun, son of Elyas Broun, burgess of Bristol, to Nicholas Martyn, clerk, and Richard Plomer, to deliver to William ate Vord seisin of a message in Bristol, towards Brithtyngbowe, between the land of St Katharine's Hospital and the land of Philip, son of Richard le Drapere Witnesses: Hugh le Proute, John le Veltar, Thomas le Veltar Quitclaim by Thomas le ffeltere, burgess of Bristol, and Cecilia his wife, to Roger atte Wolde, burgess, of his right in a curtillage on St Michael's Hill, Bristol, between the land of Joceus de Reignee and that of Stephen le Spycer Witnesses: Roger Tourtle, mayor of Bristol, Stephen le Spycer and Henry Babbecary, bailiffs, Nicholas de Rouberwe, Thomas Abraham, William le Smyth, Ralph le Glaswryth Covenant between John le Ropere, burgess of Bristol, and Richard Deuerel, burgess, whereby the said Richard undertakes to build a stone wall between their tenements in Scatepullestret, Bristol, and to place thereon a gutter Lease by Richard de Cheddre, burgess of Bristol, to Adam le Irishe, burgess, of four shillings rent issuing from a tenement held by Roger Seisel and Avicia his wife, on the back of the Avon, at the corner of Balewynestret, Bristol, for two year Witnesses: John le Cook, John Pokerel, Philip Hebbes, John atte ffishwere, William de Kilhendre, clerk Grant by Agnes, widow of Joceus de Reyny, senior, to Eadmund de Reyny, their son, of a 'place' of land next to Horssestret, between the tenement of St Augustine's Abbey and that of Peter Mounsteuene, extending to the Frome Witnesses: Eborard le ffraunceys, mayor of Bristol, Thomas Tropyn and John Ryal of Lym, bailiffs, Joceus de Reyny, junior, Walter Mountsteuene, John atte Celer, Robert Petitpas, Thomas Thebaud, David Daundeuyle, Roger le Bolde, tailor, David le Glaswright, Thomas de Haukesbure, John Barry Power of attorney from Robert de Wyldemersch to John de Poltoner, to deliver seisin to Richard de Doudeswell of a curtillage in Pylstrete, Bristol, between the land of Hugh de Langebrugg and that of Henry Babbecary Lease from Richard Wynchecumbe, of Bristol, to Thomas Laurence, of Bristol, weaver, and Cecilia his wife, of a tenement in Gropecountelane, between the tenement of Thomas Albon and that of Nicholas de Vphulle, dyer, and extending to the town wall, at an annual rent of eighteen shillings Witnesses: Stephen le Spicer, mayor, Jacob Tilly and Thomas de Welles, bailiffs, Thomas Turtle, John le Ropere, William Snel, David le Chaloner, William de Kilhendre Quitclaim by Henry Babbecary, burgess of Bristol, senior, to Richard de Doudeswelle, of his right in a messuage in Bristol, outside the Temple Gate by the stone cross, between the road towards la Worth and the land of Robert Wildemersch Witnesses: Stephen le Spicer, mayor of Bristol, Jacob Tylloye and Thomas de Welles, bailiffs, Eborard le ffraunceys, Hugh de Langebrugge, John ffraunceys, junior, William le Haukare, Alan de Wrington, John de Axebrugge, John de Coumbhaw...e, John Sampson, William ffort, John de Wynfrith Will of William Drapere General release from John Broun, called the freyour, burgess of Bristol, to William atte fforde, burgess, of all suits, complaints, etc Witnesses: Hugh de Langebrugg, Joceus de Reyny, Nicholas de ffrompton Quitclaim by Agnes, widow of Geoffrey le Retkere, of Bristol, to John atte Celer, burgess of Bristol, of her right in a tenement in Knyfsmythestret, Bristol, between the tenement of the Kalendars and the tenement of the late Adam de Herton, chaplain, and extending to the tenement of the hospital of St Mark's, Billeswyk Witnesses: Robert Gyene, mayor of Bristol, Robert de Wryngton and John Goterest, spicer, bailiffs, Roger Turtle, Joceus de Reyny, Walter le White, John de Cobyndon, Thomas le Ropere, Adam atte Boure, Richard de Gnonshale, Robert Petypas, Robert le Maystre Quitclaim by William Hugges, son of Hugh le Tilare, burgess of Bristol, to John Hugges, his brother, of his right in the three solidates of rent of assise, issuing from a tenement in St Thomas Street, Bristol, extending to the Lawedich Witnesses: Robert Guyene, mayor of Bristol, Robert de Wryngton and John Goterest, spicer, bailiffs of Bristol, Thomas Richeman, Thomas Tropyn, John de Wycoumbe, John de Berewyk, John de Torytone, Richard le Eyr, John Neel, Edward le Hattare, Robert le Muleward Will of Robert Petypas of Bristol To be buried in the church of St Laurence Bequeaths to Christiana, his wife, a tenement in Knyfmytestrete, between a tenement of the King and the tenement of Richard atte anoke Bequests to Thomas and William his sons; to Margaret, his daughter, a shop in Lowanesmede, in which William de Taunton, cotiller, lives; to John, his son, a shop in Lowanesmede held by Symon le Parchemyner Executors: Dom John de Wadmor, rector of St Laurence's, Christina his wife, and Thomas his son Lease by Roger Turtle, mayor, and the commonalty of Bristol, to John Place, burgess, of a 'place' of land between the lane next to the close of the Carmelites, and the tenement of William de Leygh, and extending from the highway to the curtillage of Lucy de Chiselberewe, at a rental of twelve pence Release by Robert le Nywecome, son of John le Nywecome late burgess of Bristol, to Roger atte Wode, burgess of Bristol, of his right in the two gardens on St Michael's Hill, Bristol, between the land of Stephen le Specer and that of Edmund de Reyni; which gardens John le Clyware, grandfather of the said Robert, bequeathed to him and his brother John Witnesses: Eborard le ffraunceys, mayor of Bristol, Thomas Tropyn and John de Colinton, bailiffs, Stephen le Specer, Joceus le Reyni, Edmund de Reyni, John de Rodyng, William le Smith, William Gylemin, clerk Quitclaim by Henry Babbecary, junior burgess of Bristol, to Richard Sabyne, of Doudeswell, of his right in a messuage outside Temple Gate in Pilstret, between the lane going to the Worth and the land of the said Richard Witnesses: Eborard le ffrensch, mayor of Bristol, Thomas Tropin and John de Colynton, bailiffs, Hugh Langebrugg, Edward le Hattere, John Vphull, Robert le Taillour, John Broun Quitclaim by John Orum, burgess of Wells, to John Turtle, son of Roger Turtle, burgess of Bristol, of his right in tenements and rents formerly belonging to William Bonde, clerk, in Bristol Witnesses: Roger Turtle, Robert Gyan, John de Wykoumbe, burgesses of Bristol, Thomas de Yertok, Richard Euerard, John Hichcok, burgesses of Wells Defeasance by Agnes, widow of Hugh le Proute, late burgess of Bristol, of a bond from Hugh de Clere, burgess of Bristol, made before Robert Wryngton, mayor, and John Seymour, clerk, in twenty pounds Grant by Hugh de Clere, burgess of Bristol, to Gilbert le Proute, son and heir of Hugh le Proute, of four marks of rent from lands etc, in Bristol, on the death of his mother, Agnes la Proute Witnesses: Robert Wryngton, mayor of Bristol, John de Wycombe and John de Colynton, stewards of Bristol, John Curteys and William Hany, bailiffs, John Neel, John Haukere, Jordan Lange, Nicholas de Pobelewe, John le Veltare, Robert Cameleye, Robert Prentys Defeasance of a bond by Henry Hanyngfeld, clerk, son of William Hanyngfeld,late burgess of Bristol, to Richard Redynges, burgess, in sixty pounds, on condition that he said Richard is left in undisturbed possession of seven shops in Toukerestrete, Bristol, between the tenement of Thomas Richeman and that of Edward le Carpenter, Johanna Hanyngfeld the mother, and Richard his brother, being parties to the agreement Grant by Agnes, widow of Hugh le Proute, late burgess of Bristol, to Hugh de Clere, burgess of a messuage, with curtillage, croft, etc, in St Thomas Street, Bristol, for the purpose of finding a chaplain to celebrate masses for the soul of her husband, and to pay her ten shillings a year Grant by Hugh de Clere, burgess of Bristol, to Agnes, the widow of Hugh le Proute, of the easements, with free ingress and egress of a grange in a curtillage, belonging to a messuage in St Thomas Street, Bristol Grant by Hugh de Clere, burgess of Bristol, to Gilbert le Proute, son and heir of Hugh le Proute, of four marks of rent from lands, etc, in Bristol, on the death of his mother, Agnes la Proute Witnesses: Robert Gyen, mayor of Bristol, John Neel and Jacob Tylly, bailiffs, William Veltere, John Haukere, Jordan Lange, Nicholas Pobelewe, John le Veltere, John Cameleye, Robert Prentys Grant by Robert le Cotiler and John le Tannere, burgesses of Bristol, executors of the will of Philip le Clerk, burgess of Bristol, to Robert le Tannere, of Bristol, of a croft in La Redelonde, Bristol, between the land of the Priory of St James and that of the late John ffraunceys, junior Witnesses: John de Wycoumbe, mayor, Robert Beauflour and Randolph le Newemaister, bailiffs, Thomas Abraham, Robert Haleweye, John Horshale, Richard de Morlewode Grant by Robert le Tannere, burgess of Bristol, to John le Tannere, burgess of a croft in Redelond, Bristol, between the land of St James's Priory and the land of John ffraunceys, junior Witnesses: John Wycoumbe, mayor, Robert Beauflour and Randolph le Newemaister, bailiffs, Roger Turtle, Robert Gyen, Thomas Abraham, Robert Haleweye, John Horssale, Ricahrd de Morlewode Grant by John Hayne, son and heir of Reginald Heyne, alias Vnder the zate, to William le Ropere in Cornstret, burgess of Bristol, of four shops with a garden, etc, on the back of the Avon, Bristol, between the tenement of John Horncastel and the tenement of Philip le Clerc Witnesses: John Wycombe, mayor of Bristol, Randolph le Newemaister and Robert Beauflour, bailiffs, John Horncastel, Thomas Olde, John Lodelowe, Thomas Brustelton, Thomas Standych Defeasance of a bond from Robert le Bonde of Bristol, 'teigher', merchant,of Somerset and Gloucester, to Clement de Mere of Bristol, merchant, in ten pounds, on condition that the said Robert pays an annual rent of four pence for a messuage in Pylstrete, Bristol Conveyance by Clement de Mere, burgess of Bristol, to Robert Bonde of Bristol, dyer, of a messuage in Pilstrete, Bristol, between the land of Robert Goce and that of John Niel, and extending to the land of St John's Hospital, at a rental of four pence Witnesses: John Brom, Richard Vicari, Roger Stanes, Robert Taillour, Richard le Erl Conveyance by John atte Celere and Cecilia his wife, to Roger, son of Walter le Whyte, of certain tenements in 'vico Cultellariorum' [Knifesmith Street], opposite St Laurence Church, and in Grop Lane, had by bequest from William le Ropere, late husband of the said Cecilia Witnesses: John le Spicer, mayor of Bristol, John de Cobyndon and Robert Prentys, bailiffs, John de Lyme and Thomas Babbecary, stewards, John Turtle, John de Collyngton, Walter de ffrompton, Hugh de ffrompton, Geoffrey Martyn Sale by Walter de ffrompton and Hugh de ffrompton, burgesses of Bristol executors of the will of Thomas de ffrompton, to John de Payneswick and Johanna his wife, of a curtillage with the trees growing thereon in the Irischmede, Bristol, between the land of Robert de Wryngton and that of Thomas Abraham, and extending from the land of Alice Willis to the Irischmede Witnesses: Robert Gyene, mayor of Bristol, Edmund Blanket and John Castolak, bailiffs, John de Wryngton and John de Lym, stewards, John Turtle, William Hayl, Richard le Spicer, Nicholas Rener Grant by Thomas de la Ree and Elena his wife, to Peter le Hort, webbe, and Juliana his wife, of a shop with four sellions of land in St Thomas Street, Bristol, at an annual rental of ten shillings Witnesses: Robert Gyene, mayor of Bristol, Edmund Blanket and John Castelacre, bailiffs, John Palmere, Roger Brademere, John de Wuttone, William de Somerwelle Sale by Adam de Ychyngton, rector of Wryngton, executor of the will of Thomas atte Bowe, son of Edmund atte Bowe, to Richard de Bromelegh, burgess of Bristol, of three shops at Bryghtenbowe, Bristol, next to the tenement of John de Chwe Witnesses: Robert Gyene, mayor of Bristol, ...and John Castelare [?], bailiffs, John Real de Lym, John de Wryngtone, stewards,...ffayre, skynner, John Robyn, Robert le Archer, Thomas Pedewell, John le ffrensch, John ffreo Grant by Cecilia, widow of William Aleyn, burgess of Bristol, to Edmund Blanket, burgess, of a curtillage on St Michael's Hill, Bristol,between the curtillage of Edward de Reigny and that of Hugh de Bures Witnesses: Robert Gyene, mayor of Bristol, John de Castelacre, bailiff, John de Lym and John de Wryngton, stewards, John atte Celer, Richard de Bremdone, John Shipman Quitclaim by John atte Market to John ffolyot, butcher, burgess of Bristol, and Cristina his wife, of his right in the land in Redelond, between the land of St James's Priory and that of Thomas Rouberghe, extending to the land of John le Spicer Witnesses: John de Wycombe, mayor of Bristol, Reginald ffraunceys and William Combe, bailiffs, Walter le Chaloner, Walter Seward, John Russell Release by John de Wycomb, Robert de Cheddre, Thomas Babbecary, Reginald le ffreynsch and Geoffrey Biauflour, burgesses and merchants of Bristol, to John Erglys, from all actions, suits, debts, etc Quitclaim by Lucy de ffarleye, widow, daughter and heir of Nicholas de ffarleye and Matilda his wife, to Edmund Blanket, burgess of Bristol, and Alice his wife, of her right in a messuage on the quay, Bristol, between the tenement of Thomas Belechere and that of Edmund Blanket, and extending as far as the Frome, and to the messuage of John King, maryner. Witnesses: John de Wycoumbe, mayor of Bristol, Reginald le ffrenshe and William de Coumbe, bailiffs, Walter de ffrompton and William Hayl, stewards, John de Cobyndone, John de Lym, Thomas Belechere, Robert atte Walle, Thomas Pyk Grant by William de Sancto Vedasto, prior, and the covenant of Goldcliua [Goldcliff Priory], in Wales, to John de Cobyndone, burgess of Bristol, of twenty solidates of rent from a tenement in Knyfsmythstrete, Bristol, which tenement the said John acquired from John le Lange, maryner, for a term of nine years Witnesses: Edmund Blanket, mayor of Bristol, Walter Derby and Robert Seward, of Cheddre, bailiffs Richard de Bremdon and John Castelacre, stewards, John atte Celer, Walter de Taunton, William le Eyr Defeasance of a bond from Sir John le ffree and Thomas le ffree of Bristol, merchants of counties Gloucester and Somerset, to John Ergleys, of Bristol, merchant, in forty pounds, provided (1) that the said John le ffree, Margaret his wife, and Thomas le ffree, his brother, discharge a bond of sixty pounds in which Hugh Clere, brother to the said Margaret, was bound to Everard le ffraunseys; and (2) levy a fine of tenement in Redeclyuestrete, Bristol, to the said John Ergleys Power of attorney from Walter Isgar, vicar of the church of All Saints, Bristol, and David Crabbelane, burgess of Bristol, to John Toryton, to deliver seisin to John Piers, burgess, of a hall in Cornstrete, Bristol, between the shops belonging to the rector of St Owen's and the tenement of William Bonde; and of the three shops between the tenement of the late John Douce and the tenement of the prioress of Kyngeston, and of a curtillage in Bastestrete, between a place belonging to the queen and the curtillage of the late Alan de Wrington Grant by John [?de] Bache [?], burgess of Bristol, to Margaret , of a tenement in Bristol,[? in Redcliffe Street] Witnesses: Thomas [Babbecary?], mayor of Bristol, John Colyngton and Richard Juhyne, bailiffs, John , stewards, John Wycombe, Thomas Juhyne, William Combe, John Stoke Grant by John de Lyme, burgess of Bristol, to Richard Deuerell, burgess, and Isabella his wife, of a toft with timber and gutters, etc, in Mershstret, Bristol, between the tenement of Thomas Babbecari and that of the said Richard; paying to the said John de Lyme or to John de Colyngton ten shillings annually Witnesses: Richard Hurell, spicer, mayor of Bristol, Walter Derbi and John Hatkison, bailiffs, Edmund Blanket, Henry Viel, John Colyngton, Geoffrey Martyn, clerk Copy of a mandate from Edward III to John Roper of Bristol, to deliver to Robert Hoper of Bristol a messuage, three shops etc, with the issues, formerly belonging to Thomas Bachelere, master of the ship 'La Nicole', which property, situated on the quay, Bristol, had come into the king's hands, the said Thomas Bachelere having sailed from Bristol contrary to the royal inhibition Witness: W de Skypwyth Dated Westminster Lease by Walter Taunton, burgess of Bristol, and Agnes his wife, to William Wircestre, glover, burgess of the same, of a tenement, extending to the Frome, at a rental of eighteen shillings Witnesses: Walter ffrompton, mayor of Bristol, Henry Wyuelescombe and John Sloo, bailiffs, John Gardynere, Thomas Pigas, Roger Baldewyn Grant by William Drapere, chaplain, to Henry Viel, burgess of Bristol, of a tenement in Scatepulstrete, between the tenement of the said Henry and that of Maurice Carpenter, which tenement was had of the feoffments of Sir Richard de Acton, knight, John Seys, clerk, and Martin Moulisch, clerk Witnesses: Walter Derby, mayor, William Bacon and John Bount, bailiffs, Robert Cheddre, John Stoke, Edmund Blanket, Richard Spicer, Richard Bromdon, Thomas Pygas Grant by Johanna Whyte, relict of John Poynyswik, late burgess of Bristol, to Sir Thomas Wenrygg, priest, of Bristol, of a curtillage in the Irisshmede, Bristol, between the curtillage of Alan de Wryngton and that of Walter ffrompton, Richard Poterne and Alice his wife, St Jame's Priory, Robert Latinere and John Paule Witnesses: John Bathe, mayor of Bristol, John Bonnet and John Viel, bailiffs, John Pedewell, Roger Balduwyne, John Kendale, William Wik, weaver Grant by Thomas Wenrigg, chaplain, of Bristol, to Thomas Hortiscote, burgess of Bristol, of a curtillage in the Irisshmede, Bristol, between the curtillage of Alan de Wryngton and the curtillages of Walter ffrompton, Richard Poterne and Alice his wife, St James's Priory, Robert Latonere and Henry atte fforde, extending from the lane behind the house of the Friars Preachers, Bristol, to the curtillage of John Pedewell Witnesses: Richard Spicer, mayor of Bristol, John Juhyne and John Priston, bailiffs, John Pedewell, Roger Balduwyn, John Kendale, John Gardinere Lease by Henry Vyel, burgess of Bristol, to John Deuerel, 'smyth', burgess, and Johanna his wife, of a tenement in Merschstret, Bristol, between the tenement of Maurice Carpenter and that of John Drew, 'skynnere', at a rental of twenty shillings Witnesses: John Viel, John Gardynere, John Sloo, Edward Beauflour, Ralph Blanket, Richard Deuerel Sale by Richard Bromdon, burgess of Bristol, executor of the will of Thomas Blanket, junior, of the same town, burgess, to Henry Veil, burgess of a garden in Mersschstret, Bristol, between the garden of John Hail and the gardens of Elias Spelly and John Bremele, with free ingress and egress, next to the tenement of John Horncastel, extending to the Lawedich, which garden Richard Blanket formerly held Witnesses: William Canynges, mayor of Bristol, Walter Derby, Elyas Spelly, John Juhyne, Edmund Beauflour, Richard Deuerel, Thomas Grant Quitclaim by William Kyng, chaplain, son of Walter Kyng, late burgess of Bristol, to John Bir...... of Bristol, and Isabella his wife, of his right in a messuage in Redelond, Bristol, next to the lane from St Mary's well; and in land next to the land of John Stoke Witnesses: Walter ffrompton, mayor, Thomas Beaupyne, sheriff, Thomas Sutton and Reginald Touker, stewards, Hugh Hunte, John Gros, baker, William Panter, John Kendale Power of the attorney from Thomas Hertescote, burgess of Bristol, to John Burbache, son John Burbache, of Bristol, to deliver to John Burbache, burgess, seisin of a curtillage in the Irisshmede, between the curtillage of John Sprak[?man] and that of Walter ffrompton, Richard Poterne, the Prior of St James, Robert Laterner and Henry atte fforde Deed of enrolment before Walter Derby, mayor of Bristol, of the foundation of a chantry in St Nicholas' church, Bristol, by Richard Spicer, burgess of Bristol, for which purpose he grants to David Newenton, chaplain, and his successors, shops, tenements, etc, on the back of the Avon, and in Baldewynstret, for the salvation of his own soul and that of Cecilia, his wife Inspeximus by John Longe burgess of Bristol, and Katharine his wife, of a lease from Richard le Wylde, burgess of Bristol, to Henry Vyel, burgess, of a tenement in Mersshstrete, Bristol, between the tenement of Richard Tilly and that of John Turtle, extending to the river Frome, at a rental of ten shillings Witnesses: John Bathe, mayor, John Vyel and John Bunt, bailiffs, William Bacon, Henry Cobyndon, William Wyk, John Whitelee Quitclaim by Hugh Aylewyn, 'loder' [carter], son of Thomas Aylewyn, late burgess of Bristol, to Thomas Sly, of his right in messuages, lands, etc, in the counties of Bristol and Gloucester Witnesses: John Stok, mayor of Bristol, Thomas Cnap, sheriff, John Barnstaple and John Stanes, bailiffs, William Stiel, John Palmere, Thomas Combe, John atte Mulle, Thomas atte Heth Grant by John Lovyare, clerk, of Bristol and Walter Sturmy, burgess of Bristol, to Sir Thomas Laxston, chaplain of Bristol, and Thomas Burton, clerk, of the same, of a tenement in Bradestrete, Bristol, between the shop of Sir Nicholas Bournel, knight, and the tenement of Thomas Oran, fuster, had of the executrix of Master John Heyglion [?], late burgess of Bristol Witnesses: John Stok, mayor of Bristol, Thomas Cnap, sheriff, John Barstaple and John Stanes, bailiffs, Thomas Botynere, William atte Lane, John Richard, William Bradefeld, Thomas Man Bond from John Belch, of Bristol, merchant, to John Blanket, skinner, of London, in sixty pounds for merchandise payable at Easter next Dated at Bristol by the hand of William Derby, mayor, and John Woderoue, clerk Grant by Richard Magor, of Bristol, burgess, to Richard Cherleton, of the same, burgess, of a curtillage in Pilstrete, Bristol, between the curtillage of the late Master John le Leche and that of Cristina Neel Witnesses: William Combe, Thomas Sampson, Walter Martyn, Ralph Bradeway, John Rouburgh, Richard Brocworth, Roger Shyngelton, John Haddon, Thomas Colston, John ffeltere, Thomas Stephenes Power of attorney from Richard Magor, burgess of Bristol, to William Suotour, 'diare', to deliver seisin to Richard Cherleton, burgess, of a curtillage in Pilstrete, Bristol, between the curtillage of Master John Leche and that of Christina Neel Quitclaim from Alexander Moys, John Hanam and Beatrice Pryscheton, executors of the will of William Pryscheton, to John Borne, weaver, burgess of Bristol, of a tenement in Bristol between the tenement held by John Skylton and that of Sir Peter Courtenay, formerly inhabited by Robert Clyue, and extending from the highway to the Avon; which tenement the said William Pryscheton bought from John Haddon, who had it with his wife Johanna, daughter of Jordan Compton Witnesses: William Canynges, mayor of Bristol, John Pryscheton and Walter Saymour, bailiffs, Robert Spelly, John Skylton, Robert Lygh Lease by Walter Tydestyle, burgess of Bristol, to Henry Hayl, burgess of the same, of a croft on St Michael's Hill, Bristol, between the croft of Richard Cobyndon and that of Hugh Roo, baker, for forty years at a rental of three shillings and four pence Witnesses: William Kanygges, mayor of Bristol, John Candeuere, sheriff, John Prycheston and Walter Saymour, bailiffs, Robert Gardener, John Sloo, Walter Stodeleye, John Morys, Thomas Maluerne Record of a suit at Westminster before Robert Bealknapp, one of the Justices of the Common Pleas, Hilary term, [1384], wherein Isabella, widow of John Hayne, daughter of Reginald Vndreyate, late burgess of Bristol, tries to recover £40 from John Thorp, merchant of Bristol Lease by William Palmere, son of John Palmere, late burgess of Bristol, to John Lane, burgess, of a shop in Temple Street, Bristol, between the tenement of John North and the shop of Isabella le Spencer, extending to the Lawedich, at a rental of six shillings and eight pence Quitclaim by Thomas Sligh, of Bristol, to Bernard Obeley, burgess of Bristol, of his right in a place and garden in Bristol, in the market , between the King's land and the land of St John the Baptist's Hospital, Bristol Witnesses: Walter Derby, mayor of Bristol, Robert Gardyner, sheriff, John Yong and William Solers, bailiffs and chamberlains, John ffrensch 'super la Were', John Palmer in the market, William Stiel Covenant whereby John Mey and Roger Kene, wardens of St Nicholas' Church, Bristol, undertake to celebrate annually in the said church the anniversary of Nigel Chepstowe, in return for his grant of two shops in Bastestrete, Bristol, for the fabric of the church Quitclaim by Isabella Burbache, relict of John Burbache, late burgess of Bristol, to John Burbache, of Bristol, burgess, of her right in a garden in the Brodemede, Bristol, between the shop of St Augustine's Abbey and the garden of John Rothelan; in land lying in Redelond next Bristol, between the land of St James's Priory, Bristol, and that of Alan Wryngton; in a garden in the market between a tenement belonging to Stanley Abbey and the shop of Hugh Roo; and in a tenement in the market between the garden of St James's Priory and the shop of St Laurence's Hospital, next Bristol, extending to the garden of Robert Cammell Witnesses: Walter Derby, mayor of Bristol, Thomas Sampson, sheriff, John Yong and William Solers, bailiffs and chamberlains, Thomas Wilteschire, John Rothelan, Angell John Power of attorney from Laurence Pound, heir of Robert Gyane, late burgess of Bristol, to John Pound, his son and heir, to deliver seisin to Adam ffrensch, 'fflescher', burgess of Bristol, in a grange and croft on St Michael's Hill, Bristol, towards Westbury, between the land of John Seymour and of Richard Assh, also in a curtillage next to the passage behind the house of the Friars of Mount Carmel, between the tenement of St Augustine's Abbey and that of Richard Cobyndon Dated at East Garston, Berks Quitclaim by John le Ropere, burgess of Bristol, executor of the will of John Besyle, late burgess of Bristol, to John Stephenis, merchant, of his right in a tenement in Mersch stret, Bristol, in which Richard Deuerell lived; which tenement John Besyle had from John Lyme Witnesses: John Draycote, Richard Panys, Walter Stormyn, Henry Lane, Robert Dedbrok, John Birch Quitclaim by Robert Wryngton, son and heir of John Wryngton, to Robert Broforde, of his right in lands, tenements, rents, etc, held by Alan, son of Robert Wryngton, his uncle, in the north part of the Avon bridge, starting from the chapel standing in the middle of the bridge, viz - in a tenement next the quay held by Agnes Brumpton; a tenement in Bradstret acquired from William fflemmyng; a rose rent from Robert Holhurst in Redlond: eighteen shillings and eight pence rent from a tenement acquired from Philip le Clerk, inhabited by John Northwych; a tenement on the Avon bridge, inhabited by William Spiser; a croft next to the barres; a croft called Wythibedde; and two shops in Balwynstret Power of attorney from Nicholas Geele, clerk, to Robert Holebrok, clerk, to deliver seisin to Simon Vphull and Walter Newcombe, burgesses of Bristol, in two tenements in Redclyuestret between the tenements of St Augustine's Abbey and Keynesham Abbey; in a curtillage next to the Reckes between the curtillage of Stephen Ruddokes and that of William Canyngges; in a tenement on the hill of St Mary de Redclyue; in a tenement in Redcliuestret between a tenement belonging to Wytham Priory and the tenement of William Berden and Agnes his wife; and in three shops next to the Reckes between the shop of Keynesham Abbey and the shop of Edith Shyngelton Covenant by Simon Uphull and Walter Newcombe for the payment of two hundred marks to Nicholas Geele, clerk, John ffrenssche, and John Rouburgh, for the purchase of a tenement on the hill of St Mary de Redclyue, a tenement in Redclyuestret, next to the tenements of Witham Priory, and for three shops next to the Reckes, Bristol Quitclaim by Robert Tukleye, burgess of Bristol, to Roger Smyth, Robert Spelly and Ralph Webbe, wardens of the church of St Mary de Redclyue, in aid of the said church, of his right in a tenement and curtillage which he has of the grant of Thomas Juhyne, in Redclyuestret, Bristol, between the tenement of Thomas Knap and the void place of Alice Keynesham Quitclaim by Robert Broforde and John Blake, clerks, to John Caunterbury, burgess of Bristol, of a messuage with twelve acres of land and a meadow called the Parrokmede, next to the barres, Bristol, three acres of which land lie at the Longe brigge, and part lies between the lane leading to the land of William ffrome and the land of John ffolyot; and also of a rent of eighteen shillings and eight pence issuing from the tenement of John Weston, next to the door of the crypt of St Nicholas, Bristol; also of two shops in Bastestret, had of the gift of Alan de Wryngton Conveyance by Elias Whittawere, burgess of Bristol, and Milcencia his wife, to Richard Stephenis, 'tannere', of Bristol, and Johanna his wife, of their state in a messuage acquired from Hugh Carleton and his wife, in Brodemede, Bristol, at a rental of forty-three shillings and four pence Witnesses: John Canyng, mayor, Walter Saymour, sheriff, Thomas Norton and Richard Brokworth, bailiffs, John Wynchestre, John Stone, William Ernawey, William Chaloner, John Payntur Quitclaim by John Lovell alias Wryngton, son and heir of Isabella Wryngton, daughter and heiress of Margery Wryngton, and cousin and heir of Alan Wryngton, late burgess of Bristol, to Thomas Colston, burgess of Bristol, of his right in a messuage, twelve acres of land, a meadow calle Parrokmede and a garden called Wythybed, next to the barres; in a rental of eighteen shillings and eight pence issuing from the tenement of John Weston; and in two shops in Bastestrete, Bristol Witnesses: John Canynges, mayor of Bristol, Walter Seymour, sheriff, Thomas Norton and Richard Brokworth, bailiffs and chamberlains, John Stepheneys, John Lamman, Richard Asch, Richard Panys, John Draycot Precipe from Richard II to the mayor of Bristol, his escheator, to make an inquisition 'ad quod damnum' if license be granted to Thomas Gilmyn to grant a messuage in Bastestrete, Bristol, for a chantry in St Nicholas' Church, Bristol The Inquisition made on Monday after the feast of St Bartholomew, [1397 Aug 24], before Thomas Knap, mayor of Bristol and Royal Escheator, by the oath of William atte Lane, Hugh Plommer, William White, Bernard Mulleward, John Draper, John Penrice, Robert Nemot, John White, William Naillesy, Richard Venour, Robert Clement, and Roger Mynde Quitclaim by William Halton, citizen and [cloth-worker] of London, and Sabina his wife, executrix of the will of John Blanket, formerly citizen and skinner of London, to Robert Tydbrooke of Bristol, of their right in a tenement on the quay, Bristol, mortgaged by John Belcher to the said John Blanket Bond of Hugh Carleton, merchant of Bristol, to Richard Stephenys, 'tannur', merchant of Bristol, in twenty-seven pounds of merchandise Dated by the hand of Jonn Barstaple, mayor of the Staple Quitclaim by William atte Welle, burgess of Bristol, to Adam Juhyne, burgess of the same, of his right in a shop in Temple Street, Bristol, between the tenement of Thomas Broke, knight, in which John Northe resides, and the shop of John Brutoun, extending to the Lawdiche Witnesses: John Stephenes, mayor, John Sely, sheriff, Nicholas Excestre and Thomas Yong, bailiffs, John Prisshton, Thomas Blount, John Wodeley Quitclaim by Margaret, relict of Thomas Beaupyne, late burgess of Bristol, to William White and Thomas Gode, burgesses of Bristol, of her right in a tenement which the said William and Thomas have of her grant Witnesses: Robert Dvdbroke, mayor of Bristol, John Droys, sheriff, Robert Russell and Gilbert Joos, bailiffs and chamberlains, John Nuton, John ffrere, David Roddoc, John Hore Quitclaim by John Richardes, burgess of Bristol, to Richard Stephenes, tanner, burgess of the same, and Johanna his wife, of his right in a messuage and curtillage in Brodemede, Bristol, between the tenement of the late John Somerwell, and the tenement of the late Thomas atte Hay, which messuage the said John had of the feoffment of Hugh Carleton Witnesses: Robert Dudbroke, mayor of Bristol, John Droys, sheriff, Robert Russell and Gilbert Joce, bailiffs, John Stephenes, Adam Juhyne, Philip Excestre, John Sutton, John Bailly Grant by John Richardes, burgess of Bristol, to Richard Stephenes, tanner, burgess of Bristol, and Johanna his wife, of a messuage and curtillage in Brodemede, Bristol between the tenement of the late John Somerwell, and the tenement of the late Thomas atte Hay, which messuage the said John had of the feoffment of Hugh Carleton Witnesses: Robert Dudbroke, mayor of Bristol, John Droys, sheriff, Robert Russell and Gilbert Joce, bailiffs, John Stephenes, Adam Juhyne, Philip Excestre, John Sutton, John Bailly License from Robert Dudbroke, mayor, Robert Russell and Gilbert Joce, bailiffs, of Bristol, to Thomas Derham, burgess of Bristol, to make a doorway in the common wall next to the bank of the river Frome, at the end of a tenement in Knyfsmythstret going towards Fromebrugge gate, to hold for seventy years, time of war excepted, at an annual rental of four pence Grant by John Burbache, burgess of Bristol, and Johanna his wife, to Richard Spaldyng, of the same, and Margaret, daughter of the said John and Johanna (being a marriage settlement), of a portion of a garden held successively by Richard Stanys and Thomas Gloucestre, lying in the market, Bristol, extending to Bastlane, and also from a lane running from the market to the church of SS Philip and James to the land of John Veell; paying a red rose at the Nativity of St John the Baptist [Jun 24] Witnesses: John Droys, mayor of Bristol, Jacob Cokkys, sheriff, John Sutton and William Beueley, bailiffs, John Coffe, John Taillour in the market, John Stanford, senior, John Stamford, junior, John Chapleyn, junior Lease by Thomas Derham of Bristol, to John Aleyn, 'chaundeler', burgess of Bristol, and Margaret his wife, of a messuage, with shops, solars, cellars, etc, on the quay, Bristol, between the tenement of William Stephenes, merchant, and the tenement of Thomas Mollond, and extending to Seyntleonardeslane, for ten years at a rental of ten marks Witnesses: John Clyue, mayor of Bristol, John Sherp, sheriff, Thomas Hendy and William Barette, bailiffs, William Goos, John Shephurd, Thomas Beauflour, Thomas Mollonde, Simon Canynges Lease by Thomas Derham of Frome, Somerset, esquire, and Elizabeth his daughter, heiress of John Cobyndon, late burgess of Bristol, to William Gore, 'tyler', burgess of Bristol, and Johanna his wife , of a garden on St Michael's Hill, Bristol, between the land of John Spyne and that of Thomas ffysshe, which garden Alan Chaundler lately held, reserving a right of way to a garden and dove-cot at the back, at a rental of four shillings Witnesses: Richard Arffos, Adam Abraham, William More Lease from John Gush, senior, of Bristol, 'whittawyer' [=collar-maker] to Richard Prowte, of the same town, 'whittawyer', and Agnes his wife, of a messuage on the back of St James, Bristol, between the messuage of Mark Spaynell in which John Broun, tanner, lives, and the messuage of Thomas Janyns, in which John Dok, parchemyner, lives, extending to the messuage of Edward Rede, parchemyner, reserving a chamber and access to a well, at a rental of thirty-three shillings and four pence Witnesses: John Spyne, mayor, Edmund Broun and Richard Arvas, bailiffs, Edward Parchemyner, John Prowte, 'whyttawyer', John Gussh, junior Quitclaim by John Prowte, 'whittowyer', burgess of Bristol, to Edward Rede, burgess of Bristol, of his right in a tenement in the Brodemede, Bristol, between the curtillage of the Kalendars and the tenement of Henry Stanley, in which John Bole lives, and extending to the Frome Witnesses: John Spyne, mayor of Bristol, John Milton, sheriff, Edmund Broun and Richard Arvas, bailiffs, John Sherpe, Thomas Hallewey, John Bolton, John Brandesby, Richard Stephenes Will of Richard Sthevenys, tanner and burgess of Bristol Covenant between Simon Chaloner, chaloner of Bristol, and Johanna his wife, and Robert Bodnam, 'wever', of Bristol, and Johanna his wife, for the settlement of their differences The arbiters are Thomas Grendon, Peter Chaloner, Roger Wellishotte and Robert Broun The parties bind themselves under a payment of forty shillings to the mayor and commonalty, and forty shillings to the wardens of the church of St Mary de Redeclyf Grant by John Dubber, merchant of Bristol, and Felicia his wife, to William Canynges, merchant of Bristol, of a tenement and garden in Mersshestrete, Bristol, between the tenement of John Sherp, in which John Norton, sergeant, lives, and the tenement of Robert Davy, shipcarpenter, extending from the highway to the common wall; and also a place bordering on the tenement of Thomas Exetre, late Nicholas Exetre's, in which John Hukford, mason, lives Witnesses: Thomas Halleway, mayor of Bristol, Thomas ffishe, sheriff, Richard Roper and John Stanley, bailiffs, John Burton, Richard Alisaundre, Edmund Broun, William Pavy, Nicholas Hill, Walter Mede Grant by Juliana, widow of John Colchestre, 'barbour', late burgess of Bristol, John Ruddok, 'wever', and Margaret his wife, one of the daughters and heirs of John Colchestre, and Walter Cockes, 'barbour', and Margery his wife, another daughter and heir of John Colchestre, to Richard Roper and Richard Elysaundre, burgesses of Bristol, of a rental of fifteen shillings issuing from a tenement and lands at Knolle in the hundred of Bedmynstre, and of the reversion of the said tenement, etc, leased to Nicholas Seward of Bristelton, Somerset, mason, Agnes his wife, and Nicholas their son The property formerly belonged to John Juhyne Witnesses: John Burton, William Canynges, John Troyte, merchant of Bristol Lease by John Short, John Wattes and Richard Comer, wardens of the church of St Mary de Redeclyf, Bristol, to John Berde, of Bristol, 'wever', Alice his wife, and John and Alice their children, of a garden in Pylestret, Bristol, between the garden of the said church and the garden of Agnes William, extending to the foss of the town, at a rental of three shillings and four pence Witnesses: Clement Bagot, mayor, Nicholas Hille, sheriff, Richard Hatter and Richard Haddon, bailiffs, William Canynges, Thomas Mede, Oliver Norton, Thomas Candell, John Payn Will of Richard Jones, 'cofrer', and burgess of Bristol To be buried in the crypt of St Nicholas' Church Bequest to Master William Parker, vicar of St Nicholas Bequeaths his messuage in Baldewynstrete for anniversary services in Easter week for himself and Alice his wife, with full instructions Executors: Richard Morgan, Thomas Asshe, junior, baker; Thomas Jones, 'cofrer', supervisor John Shypward, mayor Lease from Thomas Norton, Walter Norton, gentlemen, Thomas Stevens, rector of St Peter's, Bristol, Robert Londe, chaplain, John Thornton, gentleman, Robert Mayn, 'yeman', David Thomas, Richard Lucas, butchers, John Wylly, 'bruer', John Atherton, 'steynour', and John Phelyppys, 'corvyser', to John Morret, burgess of Bristol, of a tenement in the street of St Mary 'de foro', Bristol, between the tenement of Thomas Berkeley, late merchant of Bristol, in which William Morret, 'bruer', lives, and that of Walter Escote, in which Richard Payn, currier, lives, and extending to a tenement called Repersyn, in which John Culuer, 'hosteler', lives, at a rental of one penny Witnesses: Nicholas Hill, mayor, John Bolton, sheriff, Richard Baylly and Richard Marchall, bailiffs, John Mersshfeld, 'bruer', Thomas Nelme, 'hoper', John Symons, 'hoper' Lease by William Caunterbury to Robert Mayn of two tenements on the quay, Bristol, for fifty-three years, at a rental of twenty shillings Witnesses: Master Richard Tregow, notary public, John Joce, John Russel, Robert Core Sale by Robert Davy of Bristol, 'whitawer', executor of the will of Edward Rede, 'perchementmaker', and burgess of Bristol, to William Noble, 'bruer', burgess, of the reversion of a tenement in Brodemede, Bristol, on the death of Johanna, widow of the aforesaid Edward; and of another tenement in Brodemede, lately held by Johanna Worcetre Witnesses: John Burton, mayor of Bristol, Thomas Mede, Thomas Watkyns, John Gryffith, Thomas Assh, Thomas Garesdon Lease from William Caunterbury, esquire to John Lewoys, of Bristol, 'hoper', and Katharine his wife,of a tenement on the quay, next to the tenement which Henry Tolle inhabited, for twenty years, at a rental of forty-six shillings and eight pence Witnesses: Robert Mayn, George Roche, William Brydde, John Gaveler, Thomas Shiplode Grant by Walter Blekker, clerk, son of John Blekker, late burgess of Bristol, to John Gybbes, 'bruer' and burgess, and Margaret his wife, of his status in a tenement in Redeclyfstret, Bristol, between the shops of John Crosse, wever, and the messuage of John Meke, chaloner, excepting a shop in which John Hassok, 'wever' lives, at a rental of forty shillings Witnesses: John Stanley, mayor, Richard Hatter, sheriff, John Hoper and Robert Jakes, bailiffs, Philip Mede, Philip Bartholomewe, John Baker Grant by Margaret Denham, of Bristol, widow, daughter and heir of John Burbache, late burgess of Bristol, to William Denham, spycer, burgess, her son and heir, of a curtillage or garden in the Irysshemede, Bristol, between the curtillage of the late John Sprakman, belonging to William More, and the curtillages of Walter ffrompton, Richard Potern, St James's Priory, Robert Latoner, Henry atte More, now belonging to Thomas Yong, John Lauerance, 'wever', Thomas Asshe and John Blount, extending to the garden of Thomas Wykes, formerly belonging to John de Boyfeld Witnesses: John Stanley, mayor of Bristol, Richard Hatter, sheriff, Robert Jakes and John Hoper, bailiffs, Thomas Vyell, William Syluer, Robert Davy, John Nele, John Gussh, Oliver Nwton, John Wattys, Wiliam Meryfeld, John Short Copy, attested by William Coder, mayor of Bristol, at the request of William Canynges, of the enfeoffment by William Pavy, gentilman, John Thorpe, gentilman, William Talbott and William Pownam, of John Spycer of Bristol, in lands and tenements in Bristol, which they had of the gift of the said John Spycer Witnesses: John Hoper, John Joce, William More Power of attorney from John Burton, burgess and merchant of Bristol, to Robert Kydryk, chaplain, and William More of Bristol, to cause John Spycer, and Agnes his wife, widow of Thomas ffysshe, late burgess of Bristol, to attorn to Nicholas Pyttes, Philip Mede, John Wykeham and Thomas Asshe, a moiety of tenements, shops, gardens, etc, leased by the said John Burton to the said John Spycer and Agnes Attornment by John Spycer, of Bristol, and Agnes his wife, to Nicholas Pittes, John Mede, John Wykeham and Thomas Asshe, of the moiety of all tenements, shops, etc, held by the said Agnes of the demise of John Burton Livery of seisin by Richard Alberton, attorney of John Orynche, to William Canynges, of Bristol, merchant, in two tenements in Brodemede, Bristol Lease from John Sharp, senior, burgess and merchant of Bristol, to John Godarde, burgess and merchant, of a tenement in Fyssherlane, Bristol, next to the church of St Leonard, for thirty-three years, at a rental of thirty-three shillings and four pence Witnesses: William Rokes, Lewis Mors, Wiliam Wadyn, David Englonde, Robert Cove Quitclaim by William Noble, of Bristol, brewer, to Robert Davy, of Bristol, whiteawer, of his right in the reversion of a tenement in Brodemede, Bristol, in which Edward Rede, parchementmaker, lived, and in another tenement with curtillage in Brodemede held by Johanna Worcestre, widow, which reversions he had of the gift of the said Robert Davy, executor of the will of the said Edward Rede Witnesses: William Canynges, mayor of Bristol, William Damme, sheriff, John Jay, senior, and Henry Chestoure, bailiffs, Thomas Yong, William Hynde, Thomas Oseney Quitclaim by John Gryffeth, of Bristol, whittawer, to Richard Alberton, of Bristol, merchant, of his right in a messuage in Bristol, on the back called 'Seint James Bakke', between the messuage of Mark William and that of the late Thomas Janyns, now Richard fforster's, and extending from the highway to the tenement of Edward Rede, parchemynmaker, which messuage he had of the feoffment of John Gussh alias Colett, who had it of John Gusch, senior, of Bristol Witnesses: William Canynges, mayor, William Damme, sheriff, John Jay, senior, and Henry Chesture, bailiffs, William Spencer, Thomas Oseney Quitclaim by Richard Alberton, of Bristol, merchant, to William Canynges, senior, of Bristol, merchant, of his right in a messuage in Bristol, on the back called 'Seint James Bakke' [as in GWB/5163/162] Witnesses: William Damme, sheriff of Bristol, John Jay, senior, and Henry Chesture, bailiffs, William Spencer, Thomas Oseney Grant by Walter Grymsted and Johanna his wife, to William Canynges, senior, of Bristol, merchant, of a vacant piece of land on the back of St James, Bristol, extending along the stone wall called 'a poynon', with a warranty against Glastonbury Abbey Witnesses: William Damme, sheriff of Bristol, John Jay senior, and Henry Chestoure, bailiffs, Richard Alberton, William Spencer, Thomas Oseney Power of attorney from William Grymsted and Johanna his wife, to Thomas Oseney, to deliver seisin to William Canynges, senior, of Bristol, merchant, in the above land Witnesses: William Damme, sheriff of Bristol. John Jay, senior, and Henry Chestoure, bailiffs, Richard Alberton, William Spencer, John Cogan Power of attorney from John Troyt, merchant of Bristol, and Agnes his wife, daughter of Johanna Donweder, late of Bristol, widow to William Spencer, to deliver seisin to William Canynges, of Bristol, merchant, in a garden, buildings, etc, in Bristol, opposite the churchyard of St James's, Bristol, next to the tenement of Marc William, and extending to the 'Barrys' Witnesses: William Coder, mayor of Bristol, John Wykeham, sheriff, Robert Bole and John Clerk, bailiffs, Philip Mede, Thomas Hoore, Thomas Oseney Grant by John Troyte, merchant of Bristol, and Agnes his wife, daughter of Johanna Donweder, late of Bristol, widow, to William Canynges, of Bristol, merchant, of a garden, buildings etc, in Bristol, opposite the churchyard of St James's, Bristol, next to the tenement of Mark William, extending towards the 'Barrys' as far as the Lawdiche Witnesses: William Coder, mayor, John Wykeham, sheriff, Robert Bole and John Clerk, bailiffs, William Spencer, Richard Alberton, Thomas Oseney Final concord made at Bristol , in the Guildhall, on Monday after Palm Sunday [1458 Mar 26], before William Coder, mayor of Bristol, John Wykeham, sheriff, whereby John Troyte and Agnes his wife, of Bristol, recognise a garden in Bristol to be the right of William Canynges, senior, for which recognisance the said William paid the said John Troyte and Agnes forty pounds Grant by William Canynges, merchant of Bristol, to William Canynges, his son, and Isabella, daughter of William Vowell, of Wells, his wife, of lands, tenements, rents, etc in Wells, Wellysforen, in the hundred of Wells, and Westbury on Trym co Somerset; a tenement in Bristol opposite the cross of St Peter, in which John Meryfeld, baker, lives; two tenements on the Were, in which John Ryder, tanner, lives; two tenements in Towkerstret, one in which Lewis Howell, wever, lives, another in which David Wattes, towker [fuller], lives which tenements lately belonged to William Pownam; a tenement on the back of St James, with a brewery and garden on the road between the Barres and Lawdiche; tenements on the Avon bridge in which Richard Reynold, waxchandler, Thomas Steveneys, goldsmith, and John Whatley, wax-maker, live Witnesses: William Coder, mayor of Bristol, John Wykeham, sheriff, Robert Bole and John Clerke, bailiffs, Philip Mede, Richard Alberton, William Spencer, Thomas Oseney Quitclaim from Robert Davy of Bristol, whiteawer to William Canynges, of Bristol, merchant, of his right in a tenement, curtillage and garden in Brodemede, Bristol, between the tenement of William Syluer, wyredrawer, and that of Sir John Prowde, extending to the Frome Witnesses: Philip Mede, mayor of Bristol, William Spenser, sheriff, Robert Strange and Henry Brown, bailiffs, Thomas Osseney Covenant between William, prior, and the Convent of St James's, Bristol, and Thomas Bateman, esquire, concerning an annual quit rent of thirteen shillings and four pence from lands in Ryland, Bristol Grant by Thomas Bateman, esquire, to William Canynges, burgess and merchant of Bristol, of a garden or orchard and meadow near the Barrez, between the meadow of Robert Bolton and the common lane of Bristol, and extending from the highway to the common ditch running to the Frome Witnesses: Richard Alberton, Henry Chestre, William Hynde Certificate from the warden and brethren of the Friars Minor at Bristol, with the license of Thomas Radnor, minister of the order in England, of the enrolement of William Canynges and Johanna his wife among the benefactors; and undertaking by the said order to celebrate the obits of the said William Canynges and Johanna his wife, John and Johanna Canynges, father and mother of the said William, and John Milton and Johanna his wife, and appointing the feast of St Peter ad Vincula [Aug 1] as his anniversary The said William makes provision for alms on the occasion of the said obit Counterpart of (GWB/5163/173) Grant by William Canynges of Bristol, merchant, to Henry Poyntz of Bristol, gentleman, and Alice his wife, of an annual rent of five marks issuing from lands and tenements in Bristol, viz: from four messuages, shops, etc, between the messuage of John Bourne, esquire, and a lane leading to the church of St Stephen, extending to the tenement of the late Thomas Rogers, burgess and merchant of Bristol, opposite the said church; and from three messuages in Brodemede, two of which are situated between the tenement of Walter Grymmestede, burgess and brewer, and of Johanna his wife, and the tenement of William Joce, which tenements are held by William Hynde; the other messuage lies between the tenement of William Kaylewey and the tenement of St Augustine's Abbey, and is held by William Yonge Bond from master John Burton, perpetual vicar of the church of St Nicholas, Bristol, and Philip Ringston and Stephen Garat, wardens, in five marks to William Wodington, mayor of Bristol, and his successors, for the maintenence of a chaplain at the altar of the Blessed Virgin in the church, to pray for William Spencer and Alice his wife, and the souls of Alice and Johanna, his late wives, and for the soul of Walter Pouer Witnesses: William Wodington, mayor of Bristol, William Toket, sheriff, Robert Bunnok and John Houndesley, bailiffs, John Hawkes, Robert Strange, William Birde, John Bagod, John Shipward, Edmund Westcote, John Powke, John Penke, Richard Bonde Grant by John Depden of Bristol, esquire, and Elizabeth his wife, widow of William Canynges, esquire, to John Twynyho, recorder of Bristol, Richard fforster of Sodbury parva, esquire, and William Twynyho of Shypton Solers, esquire, of messuages, shops, gardens, rents, etc, in Bristol, for the life of the said Elizabeth; and power of attorney to Thomas Benette and ...Steynour, to deliver seisin of the above Witnesses: John fforster, mayor, John Penke, sheriff, John Haukes, Robert Straunge, John Bagotte, alderman, John Langeford and William Regent, bailiffs Quitclaim by William Twynho, of Shypton Solers, esquire, to John Twynho, recorder of Bristol, of his right in messuages, shops, gardens, etc, in Bristol, which the said William, together with the said John, and Richard fforster, of Sobbury parva, had of the gift of John Depden, of Bristol, esquire, and Elizabeth, his wife, widow of William Canynges [v No 275] Surrender by John Twynho, recorder of Bristol, to Thomas Canynges, esquire, son and heir of William and Elizabeth Canynges, of certain messuages, and a garden in Bristol, part of fifty-five messuages, sixteen gardens, etc, granted by Thomas Wynter, clerk, and Robert Brendewode, to Elizabeth, wife of John Depden, widow of William Canynges, with remainder on her death to the said Thomas Canynges These messuages were granted by John Depden and Elizabeth his wife to William Twynho of Shypton Solers, esquire, Richard fforster of Sodbury parva, esquire, since deceased, and John Twynho, above said, for the life of the said Elizabeth The messuages above surrendered are in Radeclyffestrete, between the tenement of Dame Isabella Seymour and the tenement belonging to St Thomas's Church, extending to the Avon Precipe from Richard III, to the sheriff of Bristol, to cause William Spencer, Thomas Hawkesok, chaplain, William Toket and Thomas Hexston, to have seisin of three messuages and a garden in Bristol, which they have recovered against Thomas Canynges and against Henry Gough, whom they said Thomas called to warranty Quitclaim by John Westly of Bristol Deuerell, Wiltshire, gentleman, son of John Westly, late of Briston Deverell, to Nicholas Pittes, clerk, William Regent, towker, John Hurle, weuer, John Mede, weuer, John Stalwarde, senior, Thomas Griffith, chaloner, William Rochous, towker, John Broughton, baker, Robert Wakefeld, Henry Moyle, John Griffith, chaloner and Lewis Lyons, smyth, of his right in a tenement on the quay, in the parish of St Stephen's, Bristol, extending to the tenement of the late Thomas Warner William Towket, mayor Grant by William Towkett and Thomas Hexton, to Lewis Lyons, Humfrey Pynkeley, William Hogges, John Ball, Thomas Hopkyns, Henry Bonwey, James Kere, Alexander fforster, John Howell, Robert Mighell, John Thomas, Robert Shoyle, Richard Marshall, and John Baker, of the reversion of a messuage called Canynges place in Redeclyf Strete, Bristol, between the tenement of John Seymer, knight, and that of the church of St Thomas the Martyr, which messuage is held for life by John Brooke, Johanna his wife, and Thomas their son Quitclaim by William Towkett and Thomas Hexton, to Lewis Lyons, Humfrey Pynkeley, William Hogges, John Ball, Thomas Hopkyns, Henry Bonwey, James Kere, Alexander fforster, John Howell, Robert Mighell, John Thomas, Robert Shoyle, Richard Marsshall, and John Baker, of their right in three messuages and a garden in Redeclyff Strete, between the tenement of the church of St Thomas the Martyr in which John Ball lives, and that of John Seymour, knight, held by John Broughton Demise of John Pollard, merchant of Bristol, to John Brooke, serjeant at law, Hugh Yong, John Ricardys, Humfrey Pynkley, Edward Payn, William Ricardys, Hugh Howell, Thomas Williams and John Rutt, of lands in Bristol, in which he and others were enfeoffed by Richard Meede, and appointing John Lambe and Richard Wykam his attorneys to deliver seisin Quitclaim by John Collas, of Bristol, merchant, son of John Collas, late of the same, merchant, deceased, to John Goderyche, clerk, William Wosley and John Wyott, merchants, executors of John [?Robert] Thorne, late of Bristol, merchant, of his right in a messuage in Brodestrete, Bristol, between the tenement of the chapel of St John the Evangelist on the back of the Avon and the tenement of Walter Straunge, called the 'Sarcyns hed', extending to the tenement of Hugh Yong, called 'Browne's Taverne' Conveyance by Humfrey Pynkley of Bristol, tucker [fuller], to Hugh Mallett, John Newton, John Ken, esquires, Hugh Yong, James Percyvall, Edmund Percyvall, William Sall, gentlemen, Lewis Lyans, Lewis Evans, William Pyke, Walter Sulby, Peter Charitas, David Thomas, Thomas Gybbes, William Wymbler and Richard Olyver, of messuages, gardens, lands, etc, bequeathed by Richard Mede, late of Bristol, esquire, for carrying out the will of the said Richard; and appointment of John Beche to deliver seisin of the same Bond from John Willie, chamberlain of the town of Bristol, to John Mathos and Alan Hill, wardens of the church of St Nicholas the Bishop, in forty-six pounds, fifteen shillings and three pence This is a bond for certain plate and money borrowed by the mayor and commonalty of Bristol from the said church for the purchase of lands and tenements from the King for freeing the gates of the city from tolls Lease from John Broke and John Pollard, of Bristol, to Thomas Jenkyns, of Bristol, of a tenement in Bristol, for sixty years at a rental of twenty-six shillings and eight pence Quitclaim by Francis Whitton alias Whittington, of Hasselbury Somerset [?], to John Griffith, of Bristol, vpholster, and William Tucker, of his right in a messuage, etc, on Redcleif hill, Bristol, between the tenement of William Kelke and a tenement belonging to the parishioners of St Mary Redclyf, in the tenure of Christofer Bonde Bond from William Sampson of Yatton, Somerset, chimemaker, to Thomas Slocombe and John Jones, wardens of St Nicholas' Church, Bristol, in twenty pounds The condition of this bond is the repair of the chime and clock of the church, for six years at 20 pence per annum, and at the expiration thereof for ten shillings per annum Witnesses: John Payneter, serjeant [at law], Richard Langton, notary public Sale by Bernard Benson, of Skelworthe, Lancaster, clothier, to Thomas James, of Bristol, merchant, and Anne his wife, for one hundred marks, of a messuage, tenement and garden on the Back near to the Marshe gate, Bristol, between the tenement held by Thomas Adams, ropemaker, and that of John Bland, and extending to Baste street Witnesses: N Hill, Myghell Benson, William Tyler, John Olyver, Thomas Taylor, Richard James Admission by Gilbert Ironside, Bishop of Bristol, of Richard Standfast, clerk, MA, to a prebend in Bristol Cathedral, vacant through the death of Thomas Tucker, on the presentation of Charles II Petition from the mayor, burgesses and commonalty of Bristol, to the King [George III?] in Council, urging the importance of their foreign trade, especially with Africa, pointing out the harm to which it was exposed from French ships of war and privateers, owing to the war, and praying for the employment of ships of war on the coasts of Africa to protect the trade Grant by William de Curten [son of Sir Robert de Curten], to Richard Stiuori, of land in Lockigges [Locking], held by Ailward fil Lemer, and by Wlmer, at a rental of two pounds of pepper Witnesses: Henry de Curten, brother of Sir William de Curten, John Brut, Walter, dean of Kiwestok [Kewstoke], Hugh Vassal, Geoffrey Yberniensis [=the Irishman], Reginald Yberniensis [=the Irishman], Geoffrey Coffin, Jordan fil Ursi, Hernisius de Teitun, Robert de Niwetun, Richard Dossel, Gilbert de Belestan, Robert Marscallus, Thomas de Ludewelle, Joceline the clerk who wrote this charter Extent of the manor of Grantesete, belonging to the scholars of Merton College, Oxford Grant by Thomas de Bayuse, son of Sir Thomas de Bayoss, to Richard le Stoyl, of a tenement, a croft, and land on Carsbroke, in Stoke Giffard, at an annual payment of six pence Witnesses: Robert, son of Walter de Ceddre, Robert Anlakt, Walter Anlakt, William the clerk, Walter Swyft Composition between Walter the abbot, and the convent of Wynchecumb, and Richard de Dursinton, perpetual vicar of Wynchecumb, on the lesser tithes coming from the court of the late John Wanpol, generally called the court of John Bruyn at Cotes Witness: Magister Walter Burdon, archdeacon of Gloucester Covenant between Brice de Holecumbe and Roger Spridel, Lord of Sprideleston, whereby the said Brice grants to the said Roger his part of the water flowing between East and West Holecumbe, and that the said Roger may make a weir near Rosemundehole; the said Roger granting to the said Brice rights of grinding corn Witnesses: Guy le Brit, senior, Guy le Brit, junior, Thomas de Brittricheston, Simon le Esquier, Vincent de Wynston, William de Woluyngton Dated at Sprideleston Grant by Andrew de Treverbyn, son of Thephania de Treverbyn, to Roger de Prydyaux, knight, of twenty shillings annual rent from lands and tenements of Schylueston, payable to John Aysshelegh and Alice his wife Witness: William de Chyuerston Covenant between Thomas, Lord of Berkele, and John the abbot and the covent of St Augustine's, Bristol, whereby the said Thomas grants to the said abbey the right to enclose a certain waste place on which he has common of pasture, which place lies in Aysshtone, between Legh wood and the Bourwalles, and extends from the Avon to the close of Bath priory called Stoklegh, and includes Stoklegh, Lodehulle and Knyghtwode Grant by Nicholas Goldsmyth, of Langport, to Thomas Glouere, of Glastyngburi, of an annual rent of a red rose on the Nativity of St John the Baptist, and of six acres and three perches of land, etc, held by John Grym of Putteneye, in the manor of Langesotton Abbatis [Somerset?]; paying annually to the chantry of the high Cross in All Saints' Church, Langport, two shillings Witnesses: John Mapoudre, Walter Corbyn, Robert Stalebrigge, John Goldston and William Grey Grant by Richard Purs, burgess of Bristol, to Richard Juhyne, burgess, of an acre of meadow in Rodmede, in the hundred of Bedmynstre, between the meadow of John le Clerk of Knolle, and the meadow of Richard Romeyn of Bedemynstre, extending to the land of the Lord of Berkeley Witnesses: Richard Samson, William Somerwelle, Thomas atte Yate, John Wotton, John Paget, Richard Noreys, William Bukton, clerk Dated at Knolle Grant by Richard Purs, burgess of Bristol, to Richard Juhyne, burgess, of an acre of meadow in Rodemede in the hundred of Bedemynster, between the meadow of John le Clerk of Knolle and the meadow of Richard Romeyn of Bedemynster, and extending to the land of Sir Thomas de Berkele, at a rental of a penny Witnesses: Richard Sampson, Thomas atte Yate, William Somerwell, Walter Milleward, William ffrensh, John Wottone, William Bukton Defeasance of a bond for twenty pounds from Master Richard Purs, burgess of Bristol, to Richard Juhyne, burgess, on condition that the said Richard Juhyne holds undisturbed possession of three shops and a curtillage in Brightebowe, and an acre of meadow in Rodmede, within the hundred of Bedemynstre Release by Richard Purs, burgess of Bristol, to Richard Juhyne, burgess of the same, of his right in an acre of meadow in Rodmede, in the hundred of Bedemynstre, between the meadow of John le Clerk of Knolle and that of Richard Romayn of Bedemynstre Witnesses: Richard Sampson, John Wotton, William Somerwell, John Paget, Richard Norreys, William Bukton, clerk Dated at Knolle Grant by Andrew Clere to Simon Pers and Johanna his wife, of a tenement in Modbury, in Brounstonstret, between the tenement of the heirs of Thomas Peyngtour and the tenement of Edward Croppyng, and of a penny rent payable by the heirs of William Bonde Witnesses: Alexander ffortescu, 'prepositus' of Modbury, Robert Chepman, John Simon, Richard atte Wode, Edward Croppyng, Henry Pynise Dated at Modbury Quitclaim by Richard Purs, burgess of Bristol, to Richard Juhine, burgess of Bristol, of his right in a tenement with gardens, etc, at Knolle [Knowle], in the hundred of Bedmynstre Witnesses: Robert Chedder, Geoffrey Beauflour, John Hakeston, John Wotton, Richard Sampson, William Somerwell, Walter Milleward Demise from Philip del Chambre of Henley in Arden, to Cristina Richeman, daughter of Thomas Richeman, late burgess of Bristol, of a rental of fifteen shillings issuing from lands, tenements, etc, in Wells Witnesses: Richard Brompton, Elias Spelli, William Wodeford, William Hail Grant by William Mouhter, chaplain, to Henry Bunt, of lands, tenements, cottages, etc, which he has of the gift of Henry Bunt in Wylton [Wiltshire]; of land held by John Mareis in Hugeford St James [Wiltshire], and of pasturage, a toft and land in Childhampton [Chilhampton], and of land in ffohgeleston [Fugglestone] Witnesses: Michael Skollyng, steward of Wilton Abey, Henry Haueresham, mayor of Wilton and coroner, Richard Stoke, Nicholas Vineter, William Chytterern, John Rochel, Robert Benger, bailiff of Wilton Conveyance by Benedict Grysby, parson of Sheuyok, and William Bentelegh of Plymouth, executors of the will of Walter Crokkere of Plymouth, Ralph Crockere and Walter Dymmok, to John Hulle, Geoffrey Martyn, Stephen Durneforde, senior, Stephen Durneforde, junior, and Richard Pyperel, of their state in messuages, lands, tenements, etc, in Shilston, Leye, Lodebrok, Wythilond, Southcocflete, North cocflete and Wynston Witnesses: John Crokkere of Hele, William ffortescu, senior, William ffortescu, junior, Stephen Lautrom, John Haredon Dated at Plymouth Acquittance from William Grilliston, feodary of the county of Devonshire, to the Earl of March, for three pounds, fifteen shillings, received at the hands of Philip Boterforde, for releifs, for lands and tenements in the county of Devon, in Brytrycheston [Brixton] Dated at Twerton Final concord made at Westminster, on the morrow of All Souls [Nov 2], in the eighth year of King Henry IV [1406], before William Thirnyng, William Rikhill, John Markham, William Hankeford, John Cokayn and John Colpepir, justices, whereby John Beket and Matilda his wife recognise a toft, thirty-four acres of land, and three acres and a half of meadow in Knoll next Bedminster to be the right of John Colchestre, of Bristol, barber Lease from Thomas Mayogh, of Bedmynstre, and Agnes his wife, to John Staumford, junior, burgess of Bristol, and Johanna his wife, of land within the liberty of Bedmynstre, Somerset, lying between the land of Richard Neel of Bysshopworth and that of John Everad, formerly John Goce's, at a rental of two shillings and six pence a year Witnesses: Walter Archer, Richard Chynham, John Mannynge, Walter Mannynge, Thomas Carpynter, Robert Waterman Grant by John Trappere to John Castelmartyn of a messuage and curtillage in Shortstrete next Dychamtone, Wilton, next to the tenement of St John's Priory, Wilton, which messuage the said John Trappere and Margery his deceased wife had of the feoffment of William Wattes, chaplain Witnesses: John Stone, William Chitterne, John Hardyng, Robert Lardyner, William Taillour, clerk Power of attorney from Thomas Carew, knight, to John Logge, Christopher Pirie and Thomas atte Mylle of Mullefford, to deliver seisin to William Bonevile, junior, Humfrey Stafford, esquire, Laurence Haukyn, clerk, John Bosoun, William Wynard and Roger Tremayll, of his manors of Mounesotery, Monketon, Marlynglegh, Stokefflemyng, Southton, Dertemouth and Galmeton, Devon, and Cherlton, Berks, and of messuages, lands, etc, in Greneway in the manor of Mounesotery, and Rowesheighes in the manor of Yeartecomb Quitclaim by Isabella Rondell, daughter of John Rondell and Alice his wife, and widow of John Hilling of Sherleton, to Geoffrey Smert, of her right in a moiety of a messuage in Great Totteneys [Totnes] Witnesses: Richard Tucker, mayor of Totteneys, William Rowe, John Rysedon, John Colaton, junior, Henry Antron 'prepositus' Lease from Roger Baron, Robert Lange, chaplains, Thomas Mathewe and Richard Clerke, to Johanna, widow of John Holdyche, of messuages, lands, rents, etc, in Holdyche and Kyngesbrigge [Devon], except the tenement inhabited by Thomas Kydeston in Kyngesbrigge Witnesses: Robert Hille, Walter Raynell, esquires, William Hyndeston, junior, Thomas Gelle, Peter ffrye, Thomas Louenay, John Mathewe Indenture between Masters Richard Ffawley, John Plente and Thomas Clyff, bursars of the College of St Mary and St Nicholas [King's College], Cambridge, and John Colles, servant of the said College, made [1456 Dec 6], being the accompt of the money delivered to the said John Colles Quitclaim by Thomas Gale and Isabella Scobbehille, widow of Peter Scobbehille, to Thomas Tayler and Johanna his wife, of their right in a toft in Clifton, Dertemouth, Hardenasse [?Dartmouth Devon] in pynnyslane, between the tenement of the late William Rowe, now held by Nicholas Stebbyng, senior, and the garden of the late Nicholas Hawley, now held by Philip Copleston, and the toft and garden formerly held by John Rede, now by John Downe Witnesses: William fforster, mayor of Dartmouth, John Brustheforde and Nicholas Stebbyng, senior, alderman, Walter Cocke, bailiff, Nicholas Langmede, Richard Cade Power of attorney, from Johanna, widow of John Basset, esquire, to John Persele and Henry Russell, to deliver seisin of the manor of Whitchapell, Devon, and lands in the same, to John Garlond Witnesses: Richard Chichestre, William Whitfyld, William Merewode Lease from Margaret Ruddok, of Bristol, widow, to Thomas Sawndyr alias Bedyll, burgess and butcher of Bristol, Isabella his wife, and John their son, of a tenement called Colchestres, at Knoll in Bedmystre at a rental of ten shillings Grant by Agnes More, of Bristol, widow, to Sir William Canynges, dean of the Collegiate Church of the Holy Trinity, Westbury, of lands, tenements, rents, etc, in the domain of Knolle, Somerset Witnesses: John Hawkys, mayor of Bristol, William Wodyngton, sheriff, John Estirfeld and John Penke, bailiffs, Thomas Oseney Conveyance by Richard Mendham of Aldebergh, John Wryghte, junior, son of John Wryghte, senior, John Waryn and Richard Woonte of Aldebergh, to Thomas Hokyr, son of Marion Hokyr of the same, of lands, tenements, etc, in Aldebergh and Denton [York?], had of John Mendham, senior, of Aldebergh Witnesses: Richard Wryghte, Thomas Wryghte, John Corbyn, John Pye, carpenter, Walter Plowmbe Bond from Richard Atkynson of London, yoman, and Agnes his wife, to Robert Baylye of Codforde Marye, Wiltshire, husbandman in 20 marks License from Philip and Mary, King and Queen of England, to Thomas Smythe, knight, that he may alienate to William Rosewell, of Loxton, Somerset, gentleman, and William Rosewell, his son, the manor of Yarlington, with all its members, in Somerset, with markets, fairs, messuages, advowson, etc Grant by Aysheton Ayleworthe, of London, esquire, and Walter Ayleworthe, of Greys Inne, Middlesex, esquire, to Nicholas Clarke, of Bristol, merchant, of messuages, cottages, tofts, etc, in Bedmynster and Bryslyngton alias Bristleton, Somerset, late in the tenure of John Stone; and appointment of Thomas Allembridge and Edward Strewede, to deliver seisin Exemplification of a final concord made in the Queen's Court at Westminster, in the octave of St Michael [1583 Sep 29], before Edmund Anderson, Thomas Meade, Francis Wyndam and William Peryam, justices, whereby Richard ffilo and Johanna his wife recognise a messuage in the parish of St Edward, Cambridge, to be the right of John Pooley, and for which recognisance John Pooley paid eighty pounds Licence from Queen Elizabeth to William Rosewell, esquire, George Dale and William Dale, to alienate to Henry Barkeley, knight, the manor of Yarlyngton with its members in Somerset, and messuages, lands etc, in Yarlyngton, Northcadbery, Bratton, Castle Cary, Shepton Mountague and Mapton, and also the advowson of Yarlyngton Gift by Thomas Addams, of Bristol, ropemaker, to Thomas Aldworthe, of the same, alderman, of ten pounds towards freeing the manor of Congresburie of a mortgage, which manor was bequeathed by John Carr, late of Bristol, merchant, for the maintenance of poor children in Queen Elizabeth's hospital Thomas Pytt, chamberlain, witness Lease by John Gooddinge, widow of John Goodinge of Ashdon, Essex, labourer, to Robert Overed, of the same place, weaver, of a tenement lately built on ground called Wrens park, in Ashdon, together with a garden, etc, for twenty-one years, at a rental of twelve shillings Witnesses: Thomas Freeman, William Webbe alias Cazier General pardon from James I to Joseph Carth, of London, esquire Quitclaim from John Colet [?] of Bristol, to john Griffith, of his right in a messuage on the Back of the [Avon?], Bristol Witnesses: William Canynges, mayor of Bristol, John Shipward, sheriff, Nicholas Stone and Roger Sturmy, bailiffs, Richard fforster, Thomas Halleway, John Bolton, Richard Haddon, William Rogers, clerk and scribe General pardon from James I to Roger Carthe, of Portsmouth, esquire General pardon from James I to Henry Barkeley, of Yerlington, Somerset, esquire General pardon from Charles I to Roger Garth, of Dynton, Wiltshire, gentleman Dated at Westminster Dispensation from Gilbert [Sheldon], archbishop of Canterbury, to Thomas Stringer, M.A., domestic chaplain to the Earl of Shrewsbury, to hold the living of Sandringham cum Babingly in the county of Norfolk, diocese of Norwich, together with the living of Woolferton, in the same county and diocese. Lease by Elizabeth Pyncombe and Gertrude Pyncombe, two of the sisters and co-heirs of Richard Pyncombe, late of Welsbear, Devon, esquire, deceased, and Mary Fulford, widow of Francis Fulford, late of Fulford, Devon, which Mary is the surviving daughter and heir of John Tuckfield, late of Shobrooke, Devon, esquire, deceased, and Mary his wife, the eldest sister and co-heir of Richard Pyncombe, to Francis Quirke of Minehead, Somerset, navigator, of a close of land called Green Close, and a barn lying near castle Tarr, in Dunster, Somerset, late in the occupation of John Harte and of John Downe, for ninety-nine years, at a rental of twenty shillings The Braikenridge collection of deeds in the Bristol Museum of Antiquities: Part I - The Church Of St Mary Redcliff, and some of its early benefactors; Part II - Miscellaneous