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.

235. BILL FOR CLOTH SUPPLIED TO JOHN BARANTYNE AND SIR WILLIAM STONOR 1478-79

The earlier items seem to be for Mary Barantyne (see No. 294), so that Sir W. Stonor may have had some liability. "Peldelyon" (? peau de lion) is clearly a trimming; "cham medly" is probably chamlet. The words "your sone" must presumably mean Elizabeth Stonor's son John, who was at this time a boy not more than ten years old. From Ch. Misc., 37, iv, 32.

Md. Johanni Barantyne et Syr Wyllm. Stonor knyght plege Septembr. a^o xviij^o r[egni] Regis Ed. iiij^ti.

Item, v yerdes of tany the ffyrst day for yow and for my mastres, at vj. s:—	xxx.s.
It., iij yerdes of Russet for my mastres, at vj. s:—	xviij. s.
It., a yerd and quarter peldelyon for yow, dyt tyme, at iij. s. iij. d.:—	iiij. s.
It., ij yerdes and quarter of bran [Brown.] medly for your meyny, dyt tyme, at iij. s:—	vj. s. ix. d.
It., ij yerdes and quarter of pwyke delyveryd to Syr. Wyllm. Staveley at v. s. iiij. d.:—	xij. s.
It., a yerd of cham medly for a chyld of yours at	iij. s.
To be paid at Allhaloutyd nexste commyng: summa totalis iij. li. xiij. s. ix. d.
Syr Wyllm. Stonor. knyght, Dessember ao r[egni] xviij Regis E. iiij.
It., iij yerdes and quarter of Russet for your Maystershepe and for your sone the iijd day the yerd vij. s. vj. d.:—	xxiiij. iiij d. ob.
It., iij yerdes of murrey þat Wyllm. Harbar haad þe xxiij day May ao xix., at vj. s. viij. d.:—	xx. s.
	Summa xliiij. s. iiij d. ob.