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.

predicto manutenebit, reparabit et sustentabit quociens et quando necesse fuerit; aula cum cameris suis dicte aule annexis, coquina, et pistrina, et alia domu vocata le Knyghtchambre, jam ruinosis, exceptis: quas predicti Thomas et feoffati sui predicti reparari facient infra primum annum. Et predicti Thomas et feoffati sui predicti dictum Willelmum durante termino predicto exonerabunt de omnibus redditibus et serviciis forinsecis ultra viginti et duas libras predictas. Et predictus Willelmus Senescallum et Receptorem predictorum Thome et feoffatorum suorum ibidem bis per annum recipiet et eos honeste inveniet in omnibus expensis suis pro Curia et recepta ibidem faciente durante termino supradicto. Et predictus Willelmus in predicto manerio, domibus, gardinis, boscis et gravis ejusdem manerii non vastum nec dampnum faciet durante termino predicto, nisi habendo rationabiliter lignum focalem et meremium pro housbote et housbondria sua sustentanda, et hoc per deliberacionem et assignacionem Senescalli vel Receptoris dicti Thome et feoffatorum suorum predictorum. Et dictus Willelmus predictum Thomam et feoffatos suos predictos et heredes et assignatos eorum erga dominum Regem de quintadecima concessa vel concedenda durante termino predicto exonerabit et acquietabit. Et predictus Willelmus in firma predicta in propria persona sua, si vixerit, cum familia sua inhabitabit, et statum suum non dimittet sine assensu et voluntate predicti Thome et feoffatorum suorum predictorum. In cujus rei testimonium partes predicte sigilla sua alternatim apposuere, hiis testibus Thoma Sakevyle, milite, Willelmo Doyly, Petro Feteplace, Willelmo Wyot, Johanne Warefeld, et aliis. Datum apud Stonore primo die Maii anno regni Regis Henrici sexti post conquestum primo.

44. J. HURLEGH TO THOMAS STONOR 28 SEPTEMBER [1424 or earlier]

The writer, who was clearly connected with Salisbury, is probably the John Hurlegh, who was prebendary of Ramsbury in 1414, Warden of the Hospital of St. Nicholas, Salisbury, from 1418-20, and rector of Kingston Deverell; he died in 1425 (Wordsworth, Cartulary of St. Nicholas Hospital, p. 211; for another reference to him see Cal. Pat. Rolls, Henry VI, i, 234). Golafre, Warfield and Hurlegh were three of Stonor's feoffees of Ermington (see p. 36 below). Warfield was also Stonor's receiver (see No. 41). A Nicholas Cassy of Gloucester occurs in 1427-29, and a John Cassy of Gloucester in 1434 (Cal. Pat. Rolls, Henry VI, i, 376, 515; ii, 372). William Alisaundre of

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Title: 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.
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Publication: London,: Offices of the Society,; 1919.
Subject terms: England -- Social life and customs; Stonor family.

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