• Close Rolls, Henry VNovember 1416

at this date. Witnesses: John Howarde, William de Coggeshale, Thomas Marny knights, John Basset, John Hokkele, John House, John atte Parke, John Holyfolde, John Marler. Dated Bradewelle by Coggeshale, Thursday after Trinity 4 Henry V. John Hende ( as before

• Close Rolls, Henry VIJune 1437

the said manor, the said John and such wives shall levy such fines, with like clause of warranty. William Mountagu esquire to Philip Cortenay, John Baynton knights, John Sidenham, John Hody, John Carter clerk and John Fortescu, their heirs and

• Close Rolls, Richard IIFebruary 1399

supersedeas , and order by mainprise of Robert Scales, John Sorell, John Hotot, John Gerard and John Messynge to set free Walter Barbour of Stowemarket, if taken at suit of John Flecchere of Stowmarkete averring threats. Jan. 28. Westminster. To

• Close Rolls, Henry VI1456-1457

of the said John on Thursday next. Membrane 22 d . John Rede the elder citizen and fishmonger of London, to John Gloucester of the exchequer 'gentilman,' John Walker of London 'gentilman,' John Combe 'gentilman' and John Rede the younger

• Close Rolls, Henry IVMiscellaneous 1411-12

1411-2. Thomas Barre knight, John Lodewyk, John Durham, John Ovynge parson of Northbourgh and John Clos to John Hotoft esquire, Thomas Knolles grocer, Thomas Aleyn, John Aleyn, John Midilton mercers citizens of London, Simon Sloley, John Langevile, Henry Leycestre clerks

• Close Rolls, Henry VIJune 1448

( as the last ). Memorandum of acknowledgment of the foregoing charters, 8 June. John Dowsyng citizen and grocer of London to John Davy brewer and John Laylon armourer citizens of London, their executors and assigns. Gift of all his

• Close Rolls, Henry VINovember 1430

late the wife of John Lutterell knight any issues thereof taken; as the king has learned by inquisition, taken by the escheator, that John Stafforde clerk late keeper of the privy seal, Robert Hulle, JohnMarchaunt, Peter Pole, Hugh Cary

• Close Rolls, Edward IApril 1278

April 1278 April 3. Devises. Walter le Botiller, John de Astleye, and Hugh de Kaus, imprisoned at Oxford for the death of Walter le Waleys, wherewith they are charged, have letters to the sheriff of Oxford to bail them. William

• Close Rolls, Edward IJanuary 1292

grant John paid him five marks. Witnesses: Sir William de Hamelton, Sir Walter de Agmodesham, Sir Robert de Barton, clerks; Sir John de Harington, Sir Robert de Wyvill, knights; Sir Hugh de Harington, Sir Richard, vicar of Slauston, and John

• Close Rolls, Henry VIMay 1459

Braytoft, William Braytoft, John Norwode, Simon Birches. Dated 10 April, 37 Henry VI. Henry Boteler and John Herdwyk, to John Shutte and John Baker. Letter of attorney appointing them to give William Briscowe, Richard Wyldegrys and John Abell seisin of

• Close Rolls, Edward IIIApril 1342

of Staunford, merchant, Ralph Heryng of Grantham, merchant, John Tilney, Laurence Mounford, William Skynner of Spaldyng, John Osgot of Sutton, John de Quappelade, Walter de la Karre of Boston, merchant, and JohnMarchaunt of Donyngton, merchant, their goods and chattels

• Close Rolls, Henry VIJuly 1443

John Brodok, William Poynour, Henry Shirlowe, William Fowler, John Aberhale. Dated Cheswardyn, 3 June 20 Henry VI. John earl of Shrewsbury etc. ( as above ) to Richard Legett and John Wenlok. Letter of attorney, appointing them to give

• Close Rolls, Henry VIMarch 1454

March this year. John Bale esquire, to Master Richard Freston clerk, Robert Tanfeld 'gentylman,' Thomas Cook citizen and draper of London the younger, Robert Horn 'marchaunt,'John Brook clerk, John Bukke of Bury St. Edmunds 'gentylman,' John Bale the younger

• Close Rolls, Henry VIApril 1458

William Beaufitz citizen and fishmonger of London, to Ralph Boteller lord Sudeley, John Poutrell, John Beaufitz of Kenellyngworth co. Warrewyk, John Scot of Smeth co. Kent esquires, John Goldewell mercer and Thomas Goldewell fishmonger citizens of London, their executors and

• Close Rolls, Edward IVJune 1466

London 'draper,' to John Broker and Robert Cotys. ( Like ) recognisance. Like condition, mutatis mutandis . Thomas Danyell, to Robert Kirkeham, John Mapilton, John Davyson clerks, John Fyngeham, Thomas Goucell esquire, Edmund Perys, Thomas Damet and John Taillour, their

• Close Rolls, Edward IV1472-1476

John Baptist next. 1475. Memorandum of acknowledgment of the foregoing writings, 10 April, this year. 1586 William Knyvet, John Peke, John Brokeman, Richard Darland and John Brode, to William Hampton, Thomas Burghchier, John Fogge knights, Richard Fouler, John Elvyngton,

• IndexM

John de, 92. Mereworth , co. Kent, manor of, 89. Mereworth , John de, knt., 89. Mergrave , John, 523. Meriet. See Merriott. Meriet , John de, John, knt., 91, 416. Merioneth , Wales, county of, 55. Merkeley ,

• St. Pancras Soper Lane 145/31

of it, late of Hugh Garton, to John Hoton, chaplain, John Belham, John Saward, John Richemond, and John Trix, citizens. In 1437 the feoffees of William Brampton held the shop late of Nicholas Marchaunt (32). The descent of 31-2 in

• Close Rolls, Edward IFebruary 1277

Woodstock. To John le Eyr, bailiff of Wodestok. Order to cause the Friars Preachers of Oxford to have six oaks in the clearings ( trencheis ) within the park of Wodestok for timber, of the king's gift. John Oty, imprisoned

• Close Rolls, Richard IIDecember 1397

this year by John Selby of Huntingdonshire, John Toly of Norffolk, Richard parson of Keston of Huntingdonshire, William Rote of Suffolk, William Preest of London, John Stanton, John Horald and John Leget, all of London, for John Bulloke of Huntingdonshire,