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.

228. RENTS OF SIR WILLIAM STONOR MICHAELMAS, 1478.

From Ministers Accounts 1250/6, P.R.O.

ABSTRACT. Watlyngton: "ys worth by yer," £36. 9. 11.; fees to William Lentall and others, £8. 13. 4. Redyng: £14. 17. 11; fees to Dogett and others, £4. 19. 0. Stonor:—with, £4. 13. 4 for Mulseux, £3 for "demeyn lond," £5 for Tonys, and £2 for the New Inne— £39. 12. 10.; fees, £2. 13. 4. Burghwardescote, £36; annuity of Anne Kidwely, £23. 6. 8. Henly: "ys worth by yer over the court," £20. Hernhill, Doughton, £12. 3. 8. Ermynton, "worth to fferme," £56. Horton, £53. 6. 8. "Summa totalis of the valeus of the manors above writton" £268. 11. 0. "Wherof yn fees and annuite above writton," £39. 12. 4. Fees: of Walter Elmes £2, Henry Parson, £2. 13. 4, Richard Page, £3. 6. 8, Christopher Holand, £3. 6. 8; total, £50. 19. 0 "So remayneth," £217. 12. 0. "Item londes late purchased in Henley, Fally, and Remenham," £3. 4. 10. Total clear value, £220. 16. 10.

Endorsed is an account of arrears at Watlyngton, Stonor and Redyng to Michaelmas, 1478.

229. DAME ELIZABETH STONOR TO SIR WILLIAM STONOR 5 OCTOBER, 1478

As 5th October, 1478, was on a Monday "my ffadyr's deryge" was on the previous day. John Croke made his will on 26th September, 1477 (proved 19th November 1477), presumably he died on 4th October of that year. "My broder Stooker" is Sir William Stocker. Betson has been married since No. 217, perhaps in August. This letter was printed in Excerpta Historica, 355. From A.C., xlvi, 212.

Jhesu. An^o xviij^o

Right best and hartely well belovid husbond, I recommaund me unto you with all myn hart, lettynge you wete that I am right well amendid, I thannke god þeroff: and on Sonday last past I was at the

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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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