Iohn, Iohn, and Edmond, and vttirly shold be adnulled for euer. And yf hit happened the said Thomas not to knowe, remytte, quyteclayme, and to warantiȝe, the said mesis, londis, rentis, bodies of the forsaid bondmen and natifis, with ther sutis and sequelis, catall, and all other pertynentis and thyngis I-gete, in the forsaid wise, to the said seres Iohn, Iohn, and Edmond, afore cristmasse, than the obligacion aforsaid of CC. mark shold abide for euer in his strength and myght, but that the said recognycion byde vnperfite but by the deth of the other parte, or wille of the said ser Iohn, Iohn, and Edmond. Into witnesse, & cetera.
1313, Oct. 10. Licence in mortmain, by the earl of Arundel, chief lord of the fee, empower|ing God|stow to receive no. 750.
[folio 164b] THE sentence of this charter is, that Edmond [Edmund Fitzalan, 2nd earl of Arundel.] , Erle of Arundell, graunted and yaf licence to his welbeloued in crist Abbesse and Couente of Godestowe that they myght entre ther [Read 'his.'] fee at the more Tywe in Oxenford-shire to gete a tenement that Thomas Whelton helde in grete Tywe, Doyng therof to the chief lordis of that fee dewe seruyce and I-wonyd. Into wit|nesse, & cetera. The date at london, the x. day of Octobre, the vij. yere of the reigne of kynge Edwarde the sone of kyng Edwarde.
1313/4, Febr. 2. Quit-claim to John of Bloxham, by his co|trustee, Edmund Maubank, of his inter|est in no. 750.
THE sentence of this quyte-clayme is this, that Edmond Maubaunke graunted, remytted, and vttirly quyte-claymed, for hym and his heires, to Iohn Bloxham, vicare of Patishull, all the right and clayme that he had or myght haue in ony wise, in all the londes and tenementis and bodies of bonde-men, with
