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ELIZABETH WIFE OF THOMAS SLYFELD
947 Writ to assign dower, ‡ 24 Nov. 1421. [Wymbyssh]. Teste John, duke of Bedford. Addressed to the escheator in Surrey and Sussex, but endorsement of execution refers to only one inquisition. Thomas Slifeld and Elizabeth widow of George Brewes, esquire , who held of the king in chief, for a fine paid in the hanaper have been pardoned for marrying without royal licence [24 Nov. 1421: CPR 1416-22, p. 401] and George's lands have been taken into the king's hand because of the minority of his kinsman and heir Hugh Cokesey , son of Walter son [recte grandson] of Agnes sister of George. The escheator ordered to assign dower to Thomas and Elizabeth in the presence of Hugh's next friends or their attorneys.
Surrey. Assignment of dower in the presence of Hugh's next friends John Wyntreshall , John Bradeford , Philip Palmere , Henry Thorncombe and William Babbe . Bramley. 1 Aug. 1422. [Wymeldon].
[in the manor of Bramley]: the principal room with 2 chambers annexed in the west part of the hall; 1/2 barn called `Southmestberne' in the west part of the barn; a building called `le hayhous'; the entire building called `le stabil' except a little stable in the east part of the building, with freeentry and exit; 1/3 of `le pynfold'; a garden called `le herbere'; and 1/3 garden called `le courtgarden', with free entry and exit; 16 a. arable in `le Netherfeld'; 10 a. in `le Faggestere'; 4 a. pasture in the east part of `Todehay'; 12 a. pasture called `Netherhendes'; 1 1/2 a. wood in `Faggesteregrove'; 2 a. meadow in the east part of `Apseleesmede'; 2 a. meadow in `le Menemede'; and 1 a. meadow in `le Berymede'; 112s. 10d. rent from the following tenants in Bramley and [?West] Clandon: William Cotiller 2s. 8d.; Robert Snow 6d.; William Weston of Dedswell 4d.; Thomas Smyth 8d.; William Kempe 12d.; John Burdevyle 12d.; Roger Godgrome 2d.; Richard Whicchere 5d.; Walter Fullere 4s. 4d.; Nicholas atte Reshawe 2d.; John Godgrome and John Smyth junior 2s. 8d.; Roger Symond 3d.; John Smyth junior 2s. 10d.; Adam Reshawe 2d.; John Reshawe 7d.; Henry Wellere 4d.; John Frye 5s. 2d.; Gilbert Butte 2d.; lands called `Godesones' 3s.; John Bartelot 4d.; lands called `bordelond' 8s.; Hugh Frye 1 lb. cumin; John Smyth senior 2d.; William Sawyere 3s.; lands called `Mayhewlond' 6d.; lands called `Goffelond' 14d.; Robert Ifold 8s.; Hugh Upfold 7s. 4d.; John Frollebury 6d.; Robert Marche 19s. 10d.; Walter Person [?6s.] 8d.; lands of Whipley 7s.; John Greteherst 4d.; lands formerly of John Danell [or Davell] 2s. 8d.; Henry Slefherst 5s.; Richard Payn 19d.; Roger Longeherst 1d.; Stephen Grygge 20d.; Roger Gerves 2s. 6d.; John Noveton 3s. 11d.; William Sponebreggere 12d.; and the common land of `Duntesfoldeslegh' 10d.; a yearly rent of 4 cocks and hens from the following tenants: John Danell [or Davell], a cock and a hen; Richard Payn , a cock one year and a hen the next; and the common land of `Greteherst', a cock; works of the following customary tenants who plough for a day or pay 11 1/4d. at hoke day: the lands of Whipley and Hugh Upfold , 11 1/4d.; Robert Ifold , 11 1/4d.; John Greteherst , 11 1/4d.; John Danell [or Davell], 11 1/4d.; Henry Slefherst , 11 1/4d.; and 7 1/2d. yearly from 2/3 manor for 1/3 of 2 works not so assigned; works of the following customary tenants who reap in autumn or pay 18d. at Michaelmas: the lands of Whipley and Hugh Upfold , 18d.; Robert Ifold , 18d.; John Greteherst , 18d.; John Danell [or Davell], 18d.; Henry Slefherst , 18d.; and... yearly from 2/3 manor for 1/3 of 2 works not so assigned; works of the following customary tenants who mow in autumn or pay 4d. at Michaelmas: the lands of Whipley and Hugh Upfold , 4d.; and Robert Ifold , 4d.; 7s. 8 1/2d. of 1/3 common fine of an annual court leet; 8 suits of court owed yearly at the manor of Bramley: John Frollebury for land called `Goff[?elond]'... Upfold; John Greteherst for lands formerly of John Danell [or Davell], Henry Slefherst , John Godgrome and Hugh Frye , with the escheats, fines and amercements from those tenants in the court of the manor and in the court leet whenever they arise.
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