The Stonor letters and papers, 1290-1483; ed. for the Royal historical society, from the origial documents in the Public record office, by Charles Lethbridge Kingsford.

114. LETTERS OF ATTORNEY BY THOMAS STONOR THE YOUNGER AND SIBILL BREKNOK 2 APRIL, 1471

ABSTRACT. Letters of Attorney by Thomas Stonor of Stonor, the younger, esquire, and Sibill Breknok, daughter of David Breknok, son of John Breknok, appointing Thomas Wode to receive in their name from John Breknok, seisin of all the lands, tenements, rents, reversions and services in Hadnam, Bucks, called Pennys, which John Breknok lately had by grant and feoffment from William Chapman, in accordance with a charter granted to them by John Breknok. "Datum secundo die mensis Aprilis, anno ab inchoatione regni Henrici sexti quadragesimo nono et readempcionis sue regie potestatis anno primo." From Ancient Deeds, C. 1106. The seals are gone. In C. 5014 there is the draft of a bond by Thomas Stonor of Stonor the younger and

Thomas Stonor the elder, to Richard Quatermayns and Richard Fowler in 40l., for the protection of Quatermayns under a release made by him, on 8 April, 1472, to Thomas Stonor the elder to the use of Thomas Stonor the younger relating to "Penis lond in Hadnam".