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ISABEL WHO WAS WIFE OF THOMAS BATAILLE
365 Writ de dote assignanda. 5 December 1439. [Bate]. To be assigned in the presence of farmers of the lands and tenements and the next friends of the heir or their attorneys [CClR 1435–41, p. 296].
ESSEX. Assignment of dower [indented]. Magdalen Laver. 20 February 1440. [Stokdale].
In the presence of John Leventhorp, esquire , farmer of lands and tenements that were of Thomas Bataille, and Thomas Bataille of London, mercer , John Leventhorp of Henham, Thomas Leventhorp , and John Kynge , next friends of John, son and heir of Thomas. Assigned: one bakehouse within the site of the manor of Magdalen Laver, with 1/3 grange there, viz., at the eastern end; one field called ‘Wodelandfeld Minor’; 4 a. land in a field called ‘Massefeld’, lying together at the eastern end; 31/2 a. land in a field called ‘Pyryfeld’ on the eastern side; 8 a. land in a field called ‘Chirchefeld’ in a furlong called ‘Mylleshot’ with 2 a. meadow, called ‘Chirchefeldmede’, in the same field; 9 a. land in a croft called ‘Ramescroft’; 10 a. land in a field called ‘le Redyn’ on the eastern side; 30 a. land in field called ‘Langelond’ next to a vennel called ‘Millelane’; 20 a. land in a field called ‘Burdonfeld’, lying together by ‘Prykkeslane’; 10 a. land in a field called ‘Belleslond’ in a furlong called ‘Goseacr’; 10 a. land lying together in 2 crofts, one croft abutting on a field called ‘Cressewell’, and the other abutting on the croft of John White, senior , called ‘Suddon’; 6 a. land lying in 4 pieces in a in common field called ‘Cressewell’; 2 a. pasture called ‘Chirchelase’ with a rood of pasture annexed to the same, and a rood of pasture called ‘Hobhelderesgardyn’; 2 a. meadow in a meadow called ‘Langemede’; 3 a. and a rood of wood in a little grove called ‘Howgroue’ lying next to a pasture called ‘Stubbyng’; and 10 a. wood in a wood called ‘Foletteshey’, lying at the eastern end abutting on ‘Godyescroft’. Assigned: 33s. 1/4d. rent taken from the following tenants: 3s. 4d. from Thomas Grave for a tenement called ‘Walters’; 2d. from the same for a field called ‘Newhallfeld’; 8s. 11 3/4d. from Richard Wynter for a tenement called ‘Armorers’; 4s. 2d. from John Quyntyn for a tenement called ‘Quyntynes’; 1d. from the same for a cottage called ‘Lesishous’; 8d. from John Chaumberleyn for a croft called [space in ms]; 3s. from John White, senior , for a croft called ‘Bollescroft’; 8s. from John White, junior , for a tenement called ‘Godfreyes’; 3s. 1d. from John Umfrey for a tenement called ‘Whitebredes’; and 181/2d. from Henry Wylcok from 2s. 8d. payable by the same Henry for 20 a. land in Stanford Rivers.
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