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Feet of Fines: CP 25/1/204/9

Abstracted by Mrs Katharine Hanna

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CP 25/1/204/9, number 1.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	The day after Purification of the Blessed Mary, 34 Henry III [3 February 1250].
Before:	Roger de Thurkelby, John de Gatesden, Gilbert de Preston, John de Cobbeham, Alan de Watsand, William de Wylton.
Parties:	William le Fauconer, plaintiff, and Adam de Wansted, and Hillary, his wife, defendants.
Property:	1 messuage, 1 acre, with appurtenances, in Wade [in Havant?] (la Wad), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Adam and Hillary acknowledged that the messuage and land, with appurtenances, belonged, by right, to William as their gift, for William and his heirs to hold of Adam, Hillary and her heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually a clove at the feast of St Faith the virgin, and doing for the chief lords of that fee, on behalf of Adam, Hillary and her heirs, all other service pertaining to that messuage and land. For that service, Adam, Hillary and her heirs will provide warranty for William and his heirs for the messuage, land and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, William gave Adam and Hillary an unmewed sparrowhawk.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 2.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	The octave of St Hilary, 34 Henry III [20 January 1250].
Before:	[as 1]
Parties:	William le Faukener, plaintiff, and Adam de la More, defendant.
Property:	3 and a half acres, with appurtenances, in Hayling Island (Heyland), whence a plea was between them in the court.
Agreement:	Adam acknowledged that the land and appurtenances belonged, by right, to William and returned them to him in the court, and remitted and quitclaimed them for himself and his heirs to William and his heirs, in perpetuity. In return, William gave Adam an unmewed sparrowhawk.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 3.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	3 weeks from the feast of St Hillary, 34 Henry III [3 February 1250].
Before:	[as 1]
Parties:	John, Prior of Selborne (Seleburn), plaintiff, and Roger de Chorlecot, defendant.
Property:	1 messuage, 1 mill and 35 acres, with appurtenances, in Bradshott [in Selborne] (Bradechete) and 10s. rent, with appurtenances in Wyck [in Binsted] (la Wyke), from the whole tenement which William de Arundel held of the said Roger in Wyck and from 1 messuage, 1 acre and 3 acres of meadow, with appurtenances in ?Oakhanger [in Selborne] (Alangre), whence a plea of convention was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Roger acknowledged that the messuage, land, meadow and 10s. rent, with appurtenances, belonged by right to the prior and his church of Selbourne as Roger's gift to the prior, his successors and his church to hold of Roger and his heirs in free and perpetual alms, doing for the chief lords of that fee, on behalf of Roger and his heirs, all services pertaining to that messuage, mill, land, meadow and rent. Roger and his heirs will provide warranty for the prior, his successors and his church for the said messuage, land, meadow, mill and rent, with appurtenances, for the said service, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, the prior granted for himself, his successors and his church that in future they would provide each week for Roger and Isabella, his wife, for their whole lives, 18 loaves as provided for the canons, and 28 as for servants, 15 gallons of drink suitable for the canons and 14 of secondary ale, and 12d. for meals and pottage. If either Roger or Isabella dies the prior and his successors will be quit of payment of half the bread, ale and money, and after the deaths of both Roger and Isabella the prior, his successors and his church will be quit of all payment in perpetuity. This agreement was made in the presence of William who acknowledged that he owed the said rent.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 4.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	3 weeks from Holy Trinity, 34 Henry III [12 June 1250].
Before:	Roger de Thurkelby, Robert de Brus, John de Cobbeham, Alan de Wassand.
Parties:	Nicholas Wascelin, plaintiff, and Thomas son of Herbert de Burhunte and Emma, his wife, defendants.
Property:	70 acres, 10 acres of wood, 2 and a half acres of meadow, 8s. rent, with appurtenances, in Compton (Gumton'), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Thomas and Emma acknowledged that the land, wood, meadow and rent, with appurtenances, belonged by right to Nicholas as their gift. Nicholas and his heirs will hold it of Thomas, Emma and her heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 1d. at Easter, and doing, for the chief lords of that fee, all other service which pertains to that tenement. For that service, Thomas, Emma and her heirs will provide warranty for Nicholas and his heirs for the tenement and appurtenances against all men, in perpetuity. In return, Nicholas has granted Thomas and Emma a messuage and 40 acres, with appurtenances, in Ropley, which John de Roppele formerly held. Thomas, Emma and her heirs will hold it of Nicholas and his heirs, in perpetuity, paying 1d. at Easter, and doing for the chief lords of that fee all other service pertaining to the messuage and land. For that service, Nicholas and his heirs will provide warranty for Thomas, Emma and her heirs for the messuage, land and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 5.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	8 days from the Nativity of St John the Baptist, 34 Henry III [1 July 1250].
Before:	[as 4]
Parties:	Geoffrey de Wengham, plaintiff, and Hugh de Wengham, defendant.
Property:	5 carucates, with appurtenances, in ?Well [in Long Sutton] (Welles) and ?Steventon (Stivelton), whence a plea of convention was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Geoffrey acknowledged that the land and appurtenances belonged by right to Hugh. In return, Hugh conceded that, in future, he will not give, sell, mortgage or in any other way alienate anything from the said land and appurtenances, so that all will pass intact, after Hugh's death, to Geoffrey, his son and heir, and to Geoffrey's heirs, to hold of the chief lords of that fee for the service pertaining to that land, in perpetuity. And Hugh granted, in future, for as long as he lives, he will provide for Geoffrey and his wife Egelina, their children and family all their needs by way of food and clothing. If it happens that Geoffrey dies during the lifetime of Hugh and Egelina, Egelina will have her reasonable dower from the said lands with appurtenances, holding it for her lifetime from Hugh and his heirs for the service pertaining to that land.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 6.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	5 weeks from Easter Day, 34 Henry III [1 May 1250].
Before:	[as 4]
Parties:	Hugh de Chorling, plaintiff, and John de la Dune and his wife Joan defendants.
Property:	1 virgate, with appurtenances, in Newton (Neuton') whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	John and Joan acknowledged that the land and appurtenances belonged by right to Hugh and returned it to him in the court, and remitted and quitclaimed it for themselves and Joan's heirs to Hugh and his heirs, in perpetuity. In return, Hugh gave John and Joan 15 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 7.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	3 weeks after Easter Day, 34 Henry III [17 April 1250].
Before:	[as 4]
Parties:	Richard son of Adam, plaintiff, and Mabel de Hulesheye, defendant.
Property:	3 virgates, with appurtenances, in Hilsea [in Wymering] (Hulesheye), whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Richard acknowledged that the land and appurtenances belonged by right to Mabel and remitted and quitclaimed them, for himself and his heirs, to Mabel and her heirs, except 4 acres with appurtenances, viz. 2 acres with appurtenances which lie in the field called Brecke to the west, half an acre, with appurtenances, in Southfield, half an acre, with appurtenances, in the field called Saltenore to the west, half an acre, with appurtenances, in Eastfield to the north and half an acre, with appurtenances, in Northfield to the north. In return Mabel gave Richard the said 4 acres, with appurtenances, for him and the heirs of his body to hold from Mabel and her heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 20d., viz. half at Michaelmas and half at Easter, and doing the forinsec service pertaining to that land, for all service. Mabel and her heirs, in return for that service, will provide warranty for Richard and the heirs of his body for the 4 acres and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. If it happens that Richard dies without an heir of his body, the said 4 acres and appurtenances will revert to Mabel and her heirs, quit of the heirs of Richard, in perpetuity.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 8.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	3 weeks from Holy Trinity, 35 Henry III [2 July 1251].
Before:	Roger de Thurkelby, Alan de Wassaund.
Parties:	John Atteninne, plaintiff, and Agnes Atteninne, defendant.
Property:	26 acres of land, with appurtenances, in East Woodhay (Estweydehay), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Agnes acknowledged that the land and appurtenances, belonged by right to John as her gift. In return, John granted the land and appurtenances to Agnes for her to hold of John and his heirs for her lifetime, paying annually 1d. at Easter, and doing for the chief lords of the fee, on behalf of John and his heirs, all other service pertaining to that land. For that service, John and his heirs will provide warranty for Agnes during her lifetime for the said land and appurtenances against all men. After the death of Agnes, the land and appurtenances will revert to John and his heirs, quit (of the heirs of Agnes), in perpetuity.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 9.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	3 weeks from Easter Day, 35 Henry III [7 May 1251].
Before:	[as 8]
Parties:	Thomas de Borhunte, plaintiff, and Adam de Laumere and Alice, his wife, defendants.
Property:	A messuage and 40 and a half acres, with appurtenances, in Boarhunt, whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Adam and Alice acknowledged that the messuage, land and appurtenances belonged by right to Thomas as their gift, for Thomas and his heirs to hold of Adam, Alice and her heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually a pair of white gloves at Easter, and doing the forinsec service pertaining to that messuage, land and appurtenances. For that service, Adam, Alice and her heirs will provide warranty for Thomas and his heirs for the messuage, land and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, Thomas gave Adam and Alice an unmewed sparrowhawk.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 10.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	8 days from Michaelmas, 35 Henry III [6 October 1251].
Before:	Henry de la Mare, M.Simon de Wauton', Alan de Wasand.
Parties:	William, Prior of St Swithun's, Winchester, plaintiff, represented by Richard de Herierd, win or lose, and William le Clerk of Basingstoke, defendant.
Property:	2 parts of a carucate, with appurtenances, excepting 24 acres, in East Oakley (Estocley), whence a plea was between them in the court.
Agreement:	William acknowledged that the land and appurtenances, except for 24 acres in East Oakley, belonged by right to the Prior and St Swithun's church, Winchester. In return, the Prior granted the land with appurtenances to William for him and his heirs to hold, viz. demesnes, rents, wards, escheats and all other things pertaining to that land, of the prior, his successors and his church, in perpetuity, paying annually 40s., viz. 10s. on the feast of All Saints, 10s., on the feast of the Purification of the Blessed Mary, 10s., on the feast of the Discovery of the Holy Cross, and 10s. on the feast of St Peter in Chains, for all service. The prior, his successors and his church will provide warranty for William and his heirs, for the land and appurtenances, against all men, for the said service, in perpetuity. William gave the prior 15 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 11.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	15 days after the feast of the Purification of the Blessed Mary, 35 Henry III [16 February 1251].
Before:	Roger de Thurkelby, John de Cobbeham, Alan de Wassaund.
Parties:	Stephen Simeon and Joan, his wife, plaintiffs, and Robert de Daunfernet, defendant.
Property:	2 carucates, with appurtenances, in Atherfield [in Brighstone] (Arrefold) and Kingston (Kyngeston'), whence a plea of convention was summoned between them in that court.
Agreement:	Robert acknowledged that the land and appurtenances belonged to Joan. In return Stephen and Joan granted the land and appurtenances to Robert. Stephen, Joan and her heirs will hold the land and appurtenances of Robert during his lifetime, paying annually 12d. at Easter, and doing for the chief lords of the fee, on behalf of Stephen, Joan and her heirs, all other service pertaining to that land. Stephen, Joan and her heirs will provide warranty for Robert, during his lifetime, for the said land and appurtenances, against all men, in return for the said services. After Robert's death, the land and appurtenances will revert to John, son and heir of Stephen, and his wife Benedicta, and John's heirs, quit of the heirs of Robert, to be held of Stephen and Joan and her heirs for the service pertaining to that land, in perpetuity. If John dies without an heir of his body, the land and appurtenances will revert to Stephen, Joan and her heirs, quit (of counter claim), in perpetuity.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 12.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	15 days after Michaelmas, 35 Henry III [13 October 1251].
Before:	[as 10]
Parties:	William le Faukener, plaintiff, represented by John le Faukener, win or lose, and John, parson of Warblington (Warplington) church, defendant.
Property:	4 acres and half an acre of land, 9 shillings and 10d. rent, with appurtenances, in Newtimber [in Warblington] (Nitymbr') and Hayling Island (Heylond) [or Poylond?], whence a decree of grand assize was summoned between them in that court.
Agreement:	William remitted and quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs, to John, his successors and the church all right and claim he had in the said land and rent, with appurtenances, in perpetuity. In return, John gave William 10 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 13.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	3 weeks from Holy Trinity, 35 Henry III [2 July 1251].
Before:	[as 8]
Parties:	Alice, Abbess of Wilton, represented by John de Langeport, win or lose, plaintiff, and Thomas de Accumbe and Muriel, his wife, defendants.
Property:	Half a carucate, 12s.6d. rent, with appurtenances, in Caresbrook (Karesbrok'), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Thomas and Muriel acknowledged that the land and rent, with appurtenances, belonged by right to the Abbess and her church of Wilton as their gift, for the Abbess, her successors and her church to hold of the chief lords of the fee, in perpetuity, doing all the service pertaining to that tenement. For that service, Thomas, Muriel and her heirs will provide warranty against all men for the tenements and appurtenances for the Abbess, her successors and her church. In return, the Abbess gave Thomas and Muriel 10 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 14.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	8 days from the feast of St Hillary, 35 Henry III [20 January 1251].
Before:	[as 11]
Parties:	John la Martre, plaintiff, and William, Prior of St Swithun's, Winchester, defendant.
Property:	The manor of Martyr Worthy (Wurthimartre), except 3 and a half virgates and the advowson of the church of that manor, with appurtenances, whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	John remitted and quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs, to the prior, his successors and his church of St Swithun, all right and claim he had in the said manor, except the 3 and a half virgates and advowson, with appurtenances. In return, the prior gave John 110 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 15.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	The day after the feast of the Purification of the Blessed Mary, 35 Henry III [3 February 1251].
Before:	[as 11]
Parties:	William de Chalvers, plaintiff, and Henry de Chalvers, defendant, represented by William de Vadis, win or lose.
Property:	A messuage, with appurtenances, in Petersfield (Petresfeld) and a carucate in Chalvers [in Petersfield], whence a plea of convention was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Henry acknowledged that the messuage and land, with appurtenances, belonged by right to William. In return William granted them to Henry for life to hold of William and his heirs, paying annually a pair of white gloves at Easter, and doing for the chief lords of that fee, on behalf of William and his heirs, all other service pertaining to that messuage and land. For that service, William and his heirs will provide warranty for Henry throughout his lifetime for the messuage, land and appurtenances, against all men. After Henry's death, the messuage, land and appurtenances will revert to William and his heirs quit [of any claim] in perpetuity.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 16.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	15 days after Michaelmas, 35 Henry III [13 October 1251].
Before:	M. Simon de Wauton, Alan de Wasand.
Parties:	Stephen Symeon, and Joan his wife, plaintiffs, and John, Prior of Selborne , defendant.
Property:	A third part of 14 marks rent, with appurtenances, in Sheet [in Petersfield] (Shete), which Stephen and Joan claimed as Joan's reasonable dower from the free tenement held by Eustace de Greynuill', formerly Joan's husband, in that vill, whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Stephen and Joan, remitted and quitclaimed, in perpetuity, to the prior, his successors and his church of Selborne all right and claim they had to the said rent and appurtenances by way of dower. In return, the prior gave Stephen and Joan 40s.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 17.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	15 days after the feast of St John the Baptist, 36 Henry III [8 July 1252].
Before:	M. Simon de Wauton, Alan de Wasand, Giles de Erdinton'.
Parties:	William de Merse, plaintiff, and Ranulf de la Hulle, and Alice, his wife, defendants.
Property:	2 virgates, with appurtenances, in Clanfield (Clenefeld), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Ranulf and Alice acknowledged that the land and appurtenances, belonged by right to William as their gift, for William and his heirs to hold of Ranulf, Alice and her heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 1lb. cummin at Michaelmas for all service pertaining to Ranulf, Alice and her heirs. For the said service, Ranulf, Alice and her heirs will provide warranty for William and his heirs, for the said land and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, William gave Ranulf and Alice 20 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 18.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	8 days after Holy Trinity, 36 Henry III [2 June 1252].
Before:	[as 18]
Parties:	William de Insula, plaintiff, and Roger de Molendinis, defendant.
Property:	A messuage, 1 carucate, with appurtenances, in Stoneham (Stanham), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Roger acknowledged that the messuage and land, with appurtenances, by way of demesnes, villeinage, woods, meadows, pastures and all other things pertaining to that messuage and land, and whatever in future William or his heirs happen to inherit in the county of Hampshire, belong to them by right as Roger's gift, for them to hold of the chief lords of that fee, in perpetuity, doing all service which pertains to that messuage and land. Also Roger granted, for himself and his heirs, that all the land and tenements, with appurtenances, which Avice, who was the wife of Elias de Molendinis, held in dower in that vill on the day this concord was made, and which, after Avice's death ought to revert to Roger and his heirs, will, after her death, pass to William and his heirs to be held in the same way as the said messuage and land of the chief lords of the fee for the service pertaining to those lands and tenements, in perpetuity. In return, William granted, for himself and his heirs, that in future they will pay annually to Roger during his lifetime 100s. at four terms, viz. 25s. at the Nativity of John the Baptist, 25s. at Michaelmas, 25s. at Christmas, and 25s. at Easter, and they will give Roger, each year, a robe at Pentecost worth 10s. and two robes at Michaelmas, one worth 10s. and another worth 5s. They will also provide Roger, for life, with a horse worth 40s. [After Roger's death,] William and his heirs will be quit of payment for the robes and horse, in perpetuity. If William or his heirs fail to pay for the robes or horse, Roger, throughout his life, may distrain them for chattels found in the said tenements which pass to them through this fine, until full payment is made.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 19.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	8 days from the feast of the Purification of the Blessed Mary, 36 Henry III [9 February 1252].
Before:	[as 18]
Parties:	Gerard le Carpenter, plaintiff, and Hervey le Laner and his wife, Clarice, defendants.
Property:	2 tofts, 4s.1 and a half pence rent, with appurtenances, in Winchester, whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Hervey and Clarice acknowledged that the tofts and rent, with appurtenances, belonged by right to Gerard as their gift, for him and his heirs to hold of them and Clarice's heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 1lb. cumin at Michaelmas for all service pertaining to Hervey, Clarice and her heirs, and doing for the chief lords of that fee, on behalf of Hervey, Clarice and her heirs, all other service pertaining to the tofts and rent. Hervey, Clarice and her heirs will provide warranty for Gerard and his heirs for the tofts and rent, with appurtenances, for the said service, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, Gerard gave Hervey and Clarice 9 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 20.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	15 days after the feast of the Purification of the Blessed Mary, 36 Henry III [16 February 1252].
Before:	[as 18]
Parties:	Emericus son of Emericus de Cancell', plaintiff, and Emericus de Cancell', defendant.
Property:	1 and a half carucates, with appurtenances, in Bramley (Bronelegh), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in that court.
Agreement:	Emericus de Cancell' acknowledged that the land and appurtenances, together with the whole other tenement which he held in fee in that vill on the day this concord was made, belonged by right to Emericus son of Emericus de Cancell' as his gift. Emericus son of Emericus and his heirs will hold it of Emericus de Cancell', in perpetuity, paying annually 6d. at Easter for all service pertaining to Emericus de Cancell and his heirs, and doing for the chief lords of that fee, on their behalf, all other service pertaining to that land. Emericus de Cancell' and his heirs will provide warranty for Emericus son of Emericus de Cancell' and his heirs for the land and tenement, with appurtenances, for the said service, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, Emericus son of Emericus granted, for himself and his heirs, that in future they will pay Emericus de Cancell', for his lifetime, 10 marks at two terms, viz. half at Easter and the other half at Michaelmas. After the death of Emericus de Cancell', Emericus son of Emericus de Cancell' will be quit of payment of the 10 marks, in perpetuity. And Emericus son of Emericus de Channcels (sic) gave Emericus de Channcels 50 pounds.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 21.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	15 days after St John the Baptist's Day, 36 Henry III [8 July 1252].
Before:	[as 18]
Parties:	Sampson de la More, plaintiff, and Richard de la More, defendant.
Property:	5 acres, with appurtenances, in La More, whence a plea was summoned between them in that court.
Agreement:	Richard acknowledged that the land and appurtenances belonged by right to Sampson. In return, Sampson granted Richard the land and appurtenances for Richard and his heirs to hold of Sampson and his heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 16d. on the feast of St Alphege (19 April), for all service. Sampson and his heirs will provide warranty for Richard and his heirs for the said land and appurtenances, against all men, in return for the said service, in perpetuity. For this Richard gave Sampson 46s.8d.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 22.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	8 days after the feast of St Hillary, 36 Henry III [20 January 1252].
Before:	[as 18]
Parties:	John de Porteslade, plaintiff, and Robert Spyring and Hawise, his wife, defendants.
Property:	1 messuage, with appurtenances, in Waltham, and 12 acres, with appurtenances, in Swanmore [in Bishops Waltham and Droxford] (Swanemere), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Robert and Hawise acknowledged that the messuage and land, with appurtenances, belonged by right to John as their gift, for him and his heirs to hold of Robert, Hawise and her heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 2d. at Easter, for all service due to them, and doing, on their behalf, all service due to the chief lords of that fee for the messuage and land. For that service, Robert, Hawise and her heirs will provide warranty for John and his heirs, for the messuage, land and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, John gave Robert and Hawise 10 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 23.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	15 days after the feast of St Martin, 36 Henry III [25 November 1251].
Before:	[as 18]
Parties:	M. Andrew de Wynton, plaintiff, represented by Robert de Merton, win or lose, and John de Whelton and Rose, his wife, defendants, Rose represented by John de la Hille, win or lose.
Property:	7 acres, with appurtenances, in Alresford, whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Andrew acknowledged that the land and appurtenances belonged by right to Rose, and he remitted and quitclaimed them for himself and his heirs to John de Whelton, Rose and her heirs, in perpetuity. In return, John de Whelton and Rose gave Andrew an unmewed sparrowhawk.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 24.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	The day after the Purification of the Blessed Mary, 36 Henry III [3 February 1252].
Before:	[as 18]
Parties:	Margery de Dunmere, plaintiff, represented by Henry de Dunmere, win or lose, and John de Cledisdon, [defendant], whom Walter Boring called to warrant and who provided warranty for him.
Property:	1 and a half virgates, with appurtenances, in Cliddesden (Cledisdon'), whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Margery acknowledged that the land and appurtenances belonged by right to John. In return, John, at Margery's request, granted the land and appurtenances to the aforesaid Walter, for him and his heirs to hold of John and his heirs, in perpetuity, doing the forinsec service which pertains to that land, and paying annually to Margery and her heirs, on behalf of John and his heirs, 20s., viz. half at the Nativity of John the Baptist and the other half at Michaelmas, for all service. John and his heirs will provide warranty for Walter and his heirs for the said land and appurtenances against all men, in perpetuity, for the said service. John gave Margery 1 mark. And if Walter or his heirs fail to pay the due sum at any term, Margery and her heirs may distrain them for chattels found in the said tenement until the money owing at that time is fully paid.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 25.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	3 weeks after Easter, 35 Henry III [7 May 1251].
Before:	[as 8]
Parties:	Jordan de Kyngeston, plaintiff and Geoffrey de Insula, defendant.
Property:	The advowson of the chapel of Kingston, with appurtenances, whence an assize of the last presentation was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Geoffrey acknowledged that the advowson of the chapel and appurtenances, belonged by right to Jordan and remitted and quitclaimed them, for himself and his heirs, to Jordan and his heirs, in perpetuity. In return, Jordan gave Geoffrey an unmewed sparrowhawk.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 26.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	15 days after Easter, 37 Henry III [4 May 1253].
Before:	Roger de Thurkelby, Alan de Watsannd, Giles de Erdinton', William Trussel.
Parties:	Walter son of Adam de Menes, plaintiff, and William le Faukener and his wife Joan, defendants.
Property:	12 acres, with appurtenances, in Swanmore [in Bishops Waltham and Droxford] (Swanemere), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	William and Joan acknowledged that the land and appurtenances belonged by right to Walter as their gift, for Walter and his heirs to hold of William, Joan and her heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually a pair of white gloves or 1d. at Michaelmas, and doing for the chief lords of that fee, on behalf of William, Joan and her heirs, all other service pertaining to that land. William, Joan and her heirs will provide warranty for Walter and his heirs for the land and appurtenances against all men, for the said service, in perpetuity. In return, Walter gave William and Joan 16 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 27.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	8 days after the Purification of the Blessed Mary, 37 Henry III [9 February 1253].
Before:	[as 26]
Parties:	William Sparsholt, plaintiff, and Phillip de Sparsholt, defendant.
Property:	The manor of Coldrey (Colrethe), with appurtenances, and half carucate, with appurtenances, in Pendele, 100s. rent, with appurtenances, in Lovington [in Old Alresford] (Leuinton') and 40 shillings of rent, with appurtenances, in Lainston [in Sparsholt?] (Layneston'), whence a plea of warranty of charter was between them in that court.
Agreement:	Phillip acknowledged that the tenement, with appurtenances, belonged by right to William as his gift. In return, William granted the tenement and appurtenances to Phillip for him to hold for life of William and the heirs of his body, paying annually 20s., half at Easter and half at Michaelmas, and doing for the chief lords of that fee, on behalf of William and the heirs of his body, all other service pertaining to that tenement. For this service, William and the heirs of his body will provide warranty for Phillip for life for the tenement and appurtenances, against all men. After Phillip's death, all the tenement and appurtenances will revert to William and the heirs of his body, to be held of the chief lords of the fee for the due services, in perpetuity. If it happens that William dies without an heir of his body, all the tenement with appurtenances will revert to the heirs of Phillip without contest, in perpetuity.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 28.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	8 days after Michaelmas, 37 Henry III [6 October 1253].
Before:	Roger de Thurkelby, Gilbert de Preston, William de Wylton, M. Simon de Wauton, Alan de Watsaund, Giles de Erdinton, William Trussel.
Parties:	Thomas de Chauerlegh, plaintiff, and Matilda de Barington, defendant.
Property:	1 carucate, with appurtenances, in Atherfield [in Brighstone] (Atherfeud), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Matilda acknowledged that the land, with appurtenances, belonged by right to Thomas as her gift, for Thomas and his heirs to hold of Matilda and her heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually a pair of white gloves, or 2d., at Easter, for all service, custom and exaction. For that service, Matilda and her heirs will provide warranty for Thomas and his heirs, for the land and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, Thomas gave Matilda 40 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 29.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	15 days after the feast of St Hillary, 37 Henry III [27 January 1253].
Before:	[as 26]
Parties:	Thomas de Grimested, plaintiff, and Jordan Carpentar, defendant, represented by William de Coventr', win or lose.
Property:	4 acres of land and 1 acre of meadow, with appurtenances, in Godshill (Godeshulle), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Jordan acknowledged that the tenement, with appurtenances, belonged by right to Thomas as his gift, for Thomas and his heirs to hold of the chief lords of that fee, in perpetuity, doing all the service pertaining to that tenement. For that service, Jordan and his heirs will provide warranty for Thomas and his heirs for the said tenement and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, Thomas granted, for himself and his heirs, that in future they would pay Jordan, each year , for life, 2qrs. of corn at Michaelmas, viz. 1qr. rye and 1 qr. barley. After Jordan's death, Thomas and his heirs will be quit of payment of the corn, in perpetuity.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 30.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	15 days from the feast of St John the Baptist, 37 Henry III [8 July 1253].
Before:	[as 26]
Parties:	Richard de la Breche, plaintiff, and Emma, Abbess of Godstow, whom Richard de la Dene called to warrant and who provided warranty for him, defendant.
Property:	2 parts of half a virgate, with appurtenances, in Empshott (Imbesete), whence an assize of mort d'ancestor was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Richard acknowledged that the land and appurtenances belonged by right to the Abbess and her church of Godstow. In return the Abbess, at Richard's request, gave the land and appurtenances to Osbert de la Breche and Eve, his wife, for them and Eve's heirs to hold of the Abbess and her successors, in perpetuity, paying annually 7s. at the Nativity of St John the Baptist and doing all other service pertaining to that land. For the said service, the Abbess and her successors will provide warranty for Osbert, Eve and her heirs for the land and appurtenances against all men, in perpetuity. Moreover, Osbert and Eve grant, for themselves and Eve's heirs, that the Abbess and her successors in future may have at will their share in the court of Osbert, Eve and her heirs in that vill to keep draught animals without contention or hindrance from Osbert, Eve or her heirs, in perpetuity.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 31.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	3 weeks after Holy Trinity, 37 Henry III [6 July 1253].
Before:	[as 26]
Parties:	William de Insula, plaintiff, and Roger de Molendinis, defendant.
Property:	1 messuage and 1 carucate, with appurtenances, in Stoneham (Stanham), whence a final plea was summoned between them in that court.
Agreement:	Roger acknowledged that the messuage, land and appurtenances as in demesnes, villeinage, woods, meadows, pastures, wards, reliefs, escheats, and all other things pertaining to that messuage and land, and whatever in future happens to be lawfully inherited by William or his heirs in the county of Hampshire belonged by right to William as Roger's gift, for William and his heirs to hold of the chief lords of that fee, in perpetuity, doing all the service pertaining to that messuage and land. Moreover Roger granted, for himself and his heirs, all the land and tenement, with appurtenances, which Avice widow of Elias de Molendinis held in dower in that vill on the day this concord was made, and which, after the death of Avice ought to revert to Roger and his heirs, but which after Avice's death will pass entirely to William and his heirs to be held in the same way as the said messuage and land of the chief lords of the fee for the service which pertains to those lands and tenements, in perpetuity. Moreover Roger remitted and quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs, to William and his heirs, all right and claim he had to exact from him 100s. and three robes and also a horse, all of which Roger was formerly wont to pay according to a certain deed made between them.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 32.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	8 days after Holy Trinity, 38 Henry III [14 June 1254].
Before:	Roger de Thurkelby, Gilbert de Preston, M. Simon de Wauton', Alan de Wasand, Giles de Erdington, William Trussel.
Parties:	Adam Michel and Edith, his wife, plaintiffs, and Reginald de Mohun, defendant.
Property:	Half a virgate, with appurtenances, in Greywell (Grewell), whence a plea of convenant was summoned between them in that court.
Agreement:	Reginald acknowledged that the land and appurtenances belonged by right to Adam, for him, Edith and Adam's heirs to hold of Reginald and his heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 12s. at four terms, viz. 3s. at the Nativity of St John the Baptist, 3s. at Michaelmas, 3s. at Christmas and 3s. at Easter, and doing the forinsec service pertaining to that much land in that fee in that vill, for all service, tallage, custom and exaction. For that service, Reginald and his heirs will provide warranty for Adam, Edith and Adam's heirs, for the land and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, Adam and Edith gave Reginald an unmewed sparrowhawk.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 33.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	8 days after Holy Trinity, 38 Henry III [14 June 1254].
Before:	[as 32]
Parties:	Adam Michel and Edith, his wife, plaintiffs, and Reginald de Mohun and Isabel, his wife, defendants.
Property:	1 and a half virgates, with appurtenances, in Greywell (Grewell), whence a plea of covenant was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Reginald and Isabel acknowledged that the land, with appurtenances, belonged by right to Adam, for Adam, Edith and the heirs of Adam to hold of Reginald, Isabel and her heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 25s., viz.6s 3d. at the Nativity of St John the Baptist, 6s.3d. at Michaelmas, 6s.3d. at Christmas, and 6s.3d. at Easter, and doing the forinsec service pertaining to that much land in that fee and vill, for all service, tallage, custom and exaction. For that service, Reginald, Isabel and her heirs will provide warranty for Adam, Edith and Adam's heirs for the land and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. Moreover Reginald and Isabel granted, for themselves and the heirs of Isabel, that Adam, Edith and the heirs of Adam will, in future, have their pigs in the woods of Reginald, Isabel and her heirs in the said vill quit of pannage, in perpetuity. In return, Adam and Edith gave Reginald and Isabel an unmewed sparrowhawk.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 34.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	15 days after the feast of St Michael, 38 Henry III [13 October 1254].
Before:	Roger de Thurkelby, Alan de Watsannd, Giles de Erdington'.
Parties:	Andrew, Abbot of Quarr (La Quarere), plaintiff, and Thomas de Daccumbe, defendant.
Property:	1 messuage 20 acres, with appurtenances, in Boncombe [in Carisbrooke] (Bonecu'be), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Thomas acknowledged that the messuage and land, with appurtenances, viz. whatever Thomas previously held or received in the said vill, belonged by right to the abbot and his church of Quarr as Thomas' gift, for the abbot, his successors and his church to hold of Thomas and his heirs in pure and perpetual alms, in perpetuity. Thomas and his heirs will provide warranty for the abbot, his successors and his church for the messuage, land and appurtenances as pure and perpetual alms, free and quit of all service, against all men, in perpetuity. The abbot received Thomas and his heirs into all the benefactions and prayers which in future will accrue to the said church, in perpetuity.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 35.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	15 days after St John the Baptist's Day, 38 Henry III [8 July 1254].
Before:	[as 32]
Parties:	Matilda de Barinton', plaintiff, and William de Askeford, defendant.
Property:	14 acres, with appurtenances, in Atherfield [in Brighstone] (Arrefeud), whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	William acknowledged that the land and appurtenances belonged by right to Matilda, gave them back to her in the court and remitted and quitclaimed them for himself and his heirs to Matilda and her heirs, in perpetuity. In return, Matilda gave William 1 acre, with appurtenances,in that vill called la Brodacre for William and his heirs to hold of Matilda and her heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually a halfpenny at Easter and doing for the chief lords of the fee, on behalf of Matilda and her heirs, all other service pertaining to that acre. For that service, Matilda and her heirs will provide warranty for William and his heirs for the acre, against all men, in perpetuity.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 36.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	15 days after St John the Baptist's Day, 38 Henry III [8 July 1254].
Before:	[as 32]
Parties:	Hugh le ?Chanu, plaintiff, and Hugh de la Foreste, defendant.
Property:	1 and a half carucates, 2 virgates, with appurtenances, in Shipton (Shepeton') and Crabeden' whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Hugh de la Foreste acknowledged that the land and appurtenances, viz. whatever he had in the said vills, without exception, belonged by right to Hugh le Chanu as his gift. In return Hugh le Chanu granted Hugh de la Foreste the land and appurtenances for him and the heirs of his body to hold of Hugh le Chanu and his heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually a pair of white gloves at Easter, and doing for the chief lords of that fee, on behalf of Hugh le Chanu and his heirs, all other service pertaining to the said land. If it happens that Hugh de la Foreste dies without an heir of his body, the land and all appurtenances stated will revert to Hugh le Chanu and his heirs to be held of the chief lords of the fee for the service pertaining to that land, in perpetuity.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 37.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	8 days after Michaelmas, 38 Henry III [6 October 1254].
Before:	[as 32]
Parties:	Richard de Cumpton, plaintiff, and Adam de Cumpton, defendant.
Property:	1 carucate, with appurtenances, except 12 acres of land and 6 acres of meadow in the parish of Shorwell next to Atherfield [in Brighstone] (Arefeld), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in that court.
Agreement:	Adam acknowledged that the land, with appurtenances, except the 12 acres and 6 acres of meadow, belonged by right to Richard as his gift, for Richard and the heirs of his body to hold of Adam and his heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually a pair of golden gloves or 6d. at Easter, and doing all other service pertaining to that land. If it happens that Richard dies without an heir of his body, the land and appurtenances, except the 12 acres and 6 acres of meadow will pass to Reginald, brother of Richard, and the heirs of his body, to be held of Adam and his heirs for the said service, in perpetuity. If it happens that both Richard and Reginald die without an heir of their bodies, then the land and appurtenances, except for the 12 acres and 6 acres of meadow, will revert to Adam and his heirs, in perpetuity.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 38.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	3 weeks after Easter, 38 Henry III [3 May 1254].
Before:	[as 32]
Parties:	Herbert Pecche, plaintiff, and John de Munfichet and Agnes, his wife, defendants.
Property:	2 acres of meadow, with appurtenances, in Bramley (Bromleye), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	John and Agnes acknowledged that the meadow, with appurtenances, belonged by right to Herbert as their gift, for him and his heirs to hold of John and Agnes and her heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 1 clove at Easter for all service, custom, suit of court and exaction. For this service, John, Agnes and her heirs will provide warranty for Herbert and his heirs for the meadow and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, Herbert gave John and Agnes 5 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 39.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	15 days after Michaelmas, 38 Henry III [13 October 1254].
Before:	[as 34]
Parties:	Andrew, Abbot of Quarr (la Quarere), plaintiff, and Walter de Insula and Matilda, his wife, defendants.
Property:	100 acres, with appurtenances, in La Wellelond, whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Walter and Matilda acknowledged that the land and appurtenances belonged by right to the Abbot and his church of Quarr, for the abbot, his successors and his church of Quarr to hold of Walter, Matilda and her heirs in free and perpetual alms, in perpetuity, providing for scutage, when 40s. is required, 30d., and more when more is required and less when less, for all service, suit of court, custom and exaction. For this service, Walter, Matilda and her heirs will provide warranty for the abbot, his successors and his church, for the land and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. In return the abbot gave Walter and Matilda 12 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 40.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	3 weeks from Easter Day, 39 Henry III [18 April 1255].
Before:	Roger de Thurkelby, Gilbert de Preston, Alan de Watsannd, Roger de Wycestr'.
Parties:	Nicholas son of Henry, plaintiff, and Joan de Neville, defendant, represented by Nicholas le Venur, win or lose.
Property:	A carucate, with appurtenances, in Lee (La Le), whence a plea was between them in the court.
Agreement:	Nicholas remitted and quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs to Joan and her heirs all right and claim he had in that land and appurtenances, in perpetuity. In return, Joan gave Nicholas 20 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 41.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	3 weeks after Holy Trinity, 39 Henry III [13 June 1255].
Before:	[as 8]
Parties:	William le Faucuner, plaintiff, and Ralph le Faucuner and Petronilla, his wife, defendants.
Property:	Half a carucate and 8s. rent, with appurtenances, in Stoke [in St Mary Bourne] (Crockerstok') and 20 acres wood, 40s. rent, with appurtenances, in Ashmansworth (Ashmereswurth), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in that court.
Agreement:	Ralph and Petronilla acknowledged that the tenement and appurtenances belonged by right to William as their gift. In return, at the request of Ralph and Petronilla, William gave Eufemia, his sister, 20s. rent, with appurtenances, from the 40s. rent in Ashmansworth to be received annually from the tenements once held by William de Goseford, Richard le Sethe and John le Clerc of Ralph and Petronilla in that vill. Euphemia and her heirs will hold [the rent] of William and his heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 1lb. cumin at Easter, for all service. For that service, William and his heirs, will provide warranty for Euphemia and her heirs for the said rent and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. And William granted Ralph and Petronilla the said land, wood and the rest of the rent, with appurtenances, to hold for both their lifetimes of William and his heirs, paying annually 1lb. cumin at the said term and doing for the chief lords of that fee, on behalf of William and his heirs all other service pertaining to that holding. After the deaths of both Ralph and Petronilla, the tenement and appurtenances will revert to William and his heirs, to be held of the chief lords of that fee for the service pertaining to that tenement, in perpetuity.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 42.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	1 month after Easter Day, 39 Henry III [25 April 1255].
Before:	[as 40]
Parties:	Imbert, Prior of Wenlock, plaintiff, and Adomar, Almoner of Winchester, defendant.
Property:	The advowson of the church of Brading (Brerding) with appurtenances, whence an assize of last presentation was summoned between them in that court.
Agreement:	The prior acknowledged that the advowson and appurtenances belonged by right to Adomar, and remitted and quitclaimed it, for himself and his successors and his church of Wenlock to Adomar and his heirs, in perpetuity. Moreover the Prior included in that quitclaim to Adomar and his heirs 4 acres with appurtenances, in that vill from the old demesne of the Priory of St Elona of the Island, viz. that which lies next to the church of Brading. In return, Adomar gave the Prior 100 marks.
Note:	[Endorsed: Walter de Insula and Matilda, his wife, put in their claim.]
CP 25/1/204/9, number 43.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	8 days after Holy Trinity, 39 Henry III [30 May 1255].
Before:	[as 8]
Parties:	John de Bottel, plaintiff, and Matthew, Prior of Southwick, defendant.
Property:	The advowson of the church of Preston Candover, whence a plea of judgement of grand assize was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	John remitted and quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs, to the prior, his successors and his church of Southwick all right and claim he had in the advowson of that church, with appurtenances, in perpetuity. In return, the prior gave John 40 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 44.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	15 days after the feast of St Hillary, 39 Henry III [27 January 1255].
Before:	[as 34]
Parties:	Walter de Belinges, plaintiff, and Adam de Wensted, defendant.
Property:	Half a carucate, with appurtenances, in Wansted [in Southwick] (Wenstede), whence a plea of convention was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Adam acknowledged that the land, with appurtenances, belonged by right to Walter as Adam's gift. Walter and his heirs will hold it of Adam and his heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 1d. at Easter for all service pertaining to Adam and his heirs, and doing for the chief lords of that fee, on behalf of Adam and his heirs, all other service pertaining to that land. For that service, Adam and his heirs will provide warranty for Walter and his heirs for the said land and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, Walter gave Adam 100s.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 45.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	15 days after Holy Trinity, 39 Henry III [6 June 1255].
Before:	[as 8]
Parties:	a) William le Brode, plaintiff, and William le Harpur, defendant, and b) the same William le Brode, plaintiff, and William le Harpur, defendant, whom Ralph de Chaluecroft and Edith, his wife, called to warrant and who provided warranty.
Property:	a) 11 acres, 2 parts of a messuage, with appurtenances, in Apse [in Newchurch, Isle of Wight], and b) 5 acres and a third of a messuage, with appurtenances, in that vill, whence a plea was between them in the court.
Agreement:	William le Brode acknowledged that the messuage, land and appurtenances belonged by right to William le Harpur and remitted and quitclaimed them for himself and his heirs to William le Harpur and his heirs, in perpetuity. In return, William le Harpur, at William le Brode's request, gave Nicholas, Prior of Holy Trinity, Twynham (Christchurch) and his church the messuage and land, with appurtenances, for the prior, his successors and his church to hold of the chief lords of that fee, in perpetuity, doing the service pertaining to that messuage and land.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 46.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	8 days after Holy Trinity, 39 Henry III [30 May 1255].
Before:	[as 8]
Parties:	Reginald Foillet, plaintiff, and Thomas de Warblinton, (defendant), whom John de Haywode called to warrant and who provided warranty.
Property:	Half a virgate, with appurtenances, in Sherfield English (Shyrefeud), whence a plea was between them in the court.
Agreement:	Thomas acknowledged that the land and appurtenances, belonged by right to Reginald and returned it to him in the court. Reginald and his heirs will hold it of Thomas and his heirs, in perpetuity, doing the service pertaining to that land. For that service, Thomas and his heirs will provide warranty for Reginald and his heirs for the said land and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, Reginald gave Thomas an unmewed sparrowhawk.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 47.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	15 days after St John the Baptist's Day, 39 Henry III [8 July 1255].
Before:	[as 8]
Parties:	Reginald de Mohun and Isabel, his wife, plaintiffs, and Adam Michel and Edith, his wife, defendants.
Property:	2 virgates, with appurtenances, in Greywell, whence a plea of convention was summoned between them in that court.
Agreement:	Adam and Edith acknowledged that the land, with appurtenances, belonged by right to Isabel, and remitted and quitclaimed it for themselves and Edith's heirs to Reginald, Isabel and her heirs, in perpetuity. In return, Reginald and Isabel gave Adam and Edith 10 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 48.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	The day after Purification of St Mary, 40 Henry III [3 February 1256].
Before:	Gilbert de Preston, Roger de Wycestr', William de Engelfeld, William de Cobeham.
Parties:	Roger Self and Albreda, his wife, plaintiffs, and Matilda Wope and Margery, her sister, defendants.
Property:	2 parts of a messuage, with appurtenances, in Romsey (Rumeseye), and between the same Roger and Albreda, plaintiffs, and Matilda and Margery whom Isabella who was the wife of Walter Wope called to warrant and who provided warranty for the third part of a messuage and appurtenances in the same vill, whence a plea was between them in the court.
Agreement:	Matilda and Margery acknowledged that the messuage and appurtenances belonged by right to Albreda and in return Roger and Albreda granted Matilda and Margery the messuage with appurtenances for them and their heirs to hold of Roger, Albreda and her heirs in perpetuity, paying annually 2s. at two terms, viz. half at Easter and the other half at Michaelmas, and doing for the chief lords of that fee, on behalf of Roger, Albreda and her heirs, all other services pertaining to that messuage. Roger, Albreda and her heirs will provide warranty for Matilda, Margery and their heirs for the said messuage and appurtenances for the said service, against all men, in perpetuity. Moreover Matilda and Margery gave Roger and Albreda 1 mark.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 49.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	8 days after the feast of St Hillary, 40 Henry III [20 January 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Agnes de Chawrces, plaintiff, and Patrick de Chawrces, defendant.
Property:	2 carucates, with appurtenances, in Longstock (Langestok'), whence a plea of convention was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Agnes acknowledged that the land, with appurtenances, belonged by right to Patrick and remitted and quitclaimed it for herself and her heirs to him and his heirs, in perpetuity. In return, Patrick granted, for himself and his heirs, that in future, they will pay each year, for the lifetime of Agnes, 20 pounds at two terms, half at Easter and half at Michaelmas. After the death of Agnes, Patrick and his heirs will be quit of the payment of 20 pounds, in perpetuity. If it happens that Patrick or his heirs fail to pay the 20 pounds a year, Agnes may distrain them for all the chattels found in the said land until full payment of the arrears is made.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 50.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	The day after Purification of St Mary, 40 Henry III [3 February 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Gilbert Crede and Margery, his wife, plaintiffs, and William de Boseham, defendant.
Property:	A shop in Romsey (Rumesye), whence an assize of mort d' ancestor was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Gilbert and Margery remitted and quitclaimed, for themselves and Margery's heirs to William and his heirs all right and claim they had to the shop, with appurtenances, in perpetuity. In return, William gave Gilbert and Margery 2 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 51.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	3 weeks from Purification of the blessed Mary, 40 Henry III [22 February 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	John le Neyr and Hawise, his wife, plaintiffs, and John son of Richard de Rumeseye and Walter, his brother, defendants.
Property:	A messuage, with appurtenances, in Romsey, which John and Hawise claimed to be reasonable dower of Hawise from the free tenement of her former husband, Richard Le Nevew, in Romsey, whence a plea was between them in the court.
Agreement:	John le Neyr and Hawise remitted and quitclaimed, for themselves to John son of Richard and Walter, his brother, and their heirs all right and claim they had in the messuage and appurtenances, by way of dower of Hawise, in perpetuity. In return, John son of Richard and Walter gave John le Neyr and Hawise 2 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 52.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	The day after Purification of St Mary, 40 Henry III [3 February 1256].
Before:	Gilbert de Preston, Roger de Wycestr', William de Cobeham.
Parties:	Robert Manning and Alice, his wife, plaintiffs, and Henry le Stul and Alice, his wife, defendants.
Property:	Half a messuage and 4d. rent, with appurtenances, in Romsey, whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in that court.
Agreement:	Henry and Alice acknowledged that the tenement and appurtenances belonged by right to Robert and Alice as their gift, for Robert, Alice and Robert's heirs to hold of Henry, Alice and her heirs, in perpetuity, paying 3d. a year at two terms, half at Easter and half at Michaelmas, and doing, for the chief lords of that fee, on behalf of Henry, Alice and her heirs, all other service pertaining to that tenement. For that service, Henry, Alice and her heirs will provide warranty for Robert, Alice and Robert's heirs, for the tenement and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, Robert and Alice gave Henry and Alice 5 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 53.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Southampton.
Date:	15 days after Purification of St Mary, 40 Henry III [16 February 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	William le Paumer, plaintiff, and Matilda del Ok', defendant.
Property:	2 messuages, 4 and a half acres, 1 perch of land in Romsey, Stanbridge [in Romsey] (Sanbrig'), and Roke [in Romsey] (Oke), whence an assize of mort d'ancestor was summoned between them in that court.
Agreement:	Matilda acknowledged that the tenement with appurtenances belonged by right to William and, with the exception of 1 messuage and half the land, she surrendered it in the court and remitted and quitclaimed it for herself and her heirs to William and his heirs, in perpetuity. In return, William granted Matilda the messuage and half the land, with appurtenances, viz. that messuage which lies between the messuage of Philip Achtrich and that of John le Blaketower, and that half of the land which lies to the south. Matilda will hold it of William and his heirs for her lifetime, doing for the chief lords of the fee, on behalf of William and his heirs all service pertaining to that messuage and land. For that service, William and his heirs will provide warranty for Matilda, as long as she lives, for the messuage and land , with appurtenances, against all men. After the death of Matilda, the said messuage, land and appurtenances will revert to William and his heirs, quit of the heirs of Matilda, in perpetuity.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 54.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	8 days after the feast of St Hillary, 40 Henry III [20 January 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	John Morin and Sybil, his wife, plaintiffs, and Richard son of Agatha, defendant.
Property:	1 virgate, with appurtenances, except 2 acres in small Parua Sterstfeld', whence an assize of mort d'ancestor was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	John and Sybil remitted and quitclaimed, for themselves and Sybil's heirs, to Richard and his heirs all right and claim they had in the land and appurtenances, in perpetuity. In return, Richard gave John and Sybil 1 mark.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 55.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Wilton.
Date:	1 month from Easter Day, 40 Henry III [14 May 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	William de Valenc', plaintiff, and Thomas de Persot' and Alice, his wife, defendants.
Property:	1 messuage, 34 acres, with appurtenances, in Newton Valence (Newetun' pundelarche), whence a plea was between them in the court.
Agreement:	Thomas and Alice remitted and quitclaimed, for themselves and the heirs of Alice, to William and his heirs, all right and claim they had in the messuage, land and appurtenances, in perpetuity. In return, William gave Thomas and Alice 13 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 56.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Wilton.
Date:	15 days after Easter Day, 40 Henry III [30 April 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Richard, parson of the church of Wootton (Wotton), plaintiff, and Michael, Prior of Sherborne (Shireburne), defendant.
Property:	6 and a half acres of wood, with appurtenances, in Wootton (Wottune), whence judgement was summoned between them in the court whether the wood and appurtenances were free alms pertaining to the church of the parson of Wottune, or the prior's lay fee.
Agreement:	The parson remitted and quitclaimed, for himself, his successors and his church of Wottune to the prior, his successors and his church of Sherborne all right and claim he had in the said wood, with appurtenances, in perpetuity. In return, the prior conceded , for himself, his successors and his church, that in future they will pay each year, to the prior, his successors and his church, 5s. at Easter, in perpetuity. This concord was made with the consent and agreement of Aylmer, Bishop elect of Winchester and patron of the church of Wottune and diocesan of the place.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 57.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	The day after Purification of the Blessed Mary, 40 Henry III [3 February 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Walter, Master of the Hospital of St John, Winchester, plaintiff, and John son of William de Drayton, defendant.
Property:	The manor of Drayton, with appurtenances, whence a plea of convention was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	The Master remitted and quitclaimed, for himself, his successors, and the Brothers of the Hospital, to John and his heirs, all right and claim he had in the manor and appurtenances, in perpetuity. In return John granted, for himself and his heirs, that in future they will pay, each year, to the Master, his successors and the Brothers of the Hospital, 1 mark at Michaelmas, in perpetuity. If it happens that John or his heirs fail to pay the mark at the due time, the Master, his successors and the Brothers of the Hospital may distrain John and his heirs for all chattels found in the manor until the arrears are fully paid.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 58.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	8 days after St Hillary's Day, 40 Henry III [20 January 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Henry son of Dionisia, plaintiff, and Walram de Munceaus, defendant.
Property:	15 and a half acres, with appurtenances, in Compton Mounceux [in King's Somborne] (Cumbtone), whence an assize of mort d'ancestor was summoned between them in that court.
Agreement:	Henry remitted and quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs, to Walram and his heirs all right and claim he had in the land and appurtenances, in perpetuity. In return, Walram gave Henry 20s.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 59.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	The day after the feast of Purification of St Mary, 40 Henry III [3 February 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	John de Wydehaye and Matilda, his wife, plaintiffs, and William de la Dune and Idonia, his wife, defendants.
Property:	Half a virgate, with appurtenances, in Woodhay (Wydehaye), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	William and Idonia acknowledged that the land, with appurtenances, belonged by right to John as that which he and Matilda held as the gift of William and Idonia. John, Matilda and John's heirs will hold it of William, Idonia and her heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually a halfpenny at Easter and doing for the chief lords of that fee, on behalf of William, Idonia and her heirs, all other service pertaining to that land. For that service, William, Idonia and her heirs will provide warranty for John, Matilda and John's heirs for the land and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, John and Matilda gave William and Idonia an unmewed sparrowhawk.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 60.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Southampton.
Date:	8 days after Purification of St Mary, 40 Henry III [9 February 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Nicbolas son of Richard, plaintiff, and Richard le Someter, defendant.
Property:	A messuage, 1 virgate and 15 acres in Boncombe [in Carisbrooke] (Bonecomb') and Cheverton [in Shorwell] (Cheverendon), whence a plea of convention was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Richard acknowledged that the messuage, land and appurtenances belonged by right to Nicholas as his gift. In return, Nicholas granted the messuage and land, with appurtenances, to Richard to hold for life, of Nicholas and his heirs, paying annually 2s. at Michaelmas, and doing all other service pertaining to that messuage and land. For that service, Nicholas and his heirs will provide warranty for Richard for his lifetime for the messuage, land and appurtenances, against all men. After the death of Richard, the messuage, land and appurtenances will revert to Nicholas and his heirs to be held of the chief lords of the fee for the service which pertains to that messuage, land and appurtenances, in perpetuity.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 61.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	8 days from Purification of the St Mary, 40 Henry III [9 February 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Henry de Harehulle and Joan, his wife, plaintiffs, and Roger de Leyston' and Nichola, his wife, defendants.
Property:	A virgate and 10 acres, with appurtenances, in Penton Mewsey (Penyton meysi), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Roger and Nichola acknowledged that the land and appurtenances belonged by right to Henry and Joan as their gift, for Henry, Joan and Henry's heirs to hold of Roger and Nichola and the heirs of Nichola, in perpetuity, paying annually 1lb cumin at Michaelmas, for all service, suit of court, custom and exaction. For that service, Roger, Nichola and her heirs will provide warranty for Henry, Joan and the heirs of Henry for the land and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, Henry and Joan gave Roger and Nichola 20 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 62.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	The day after Purification of St Mary, 40 Henry III [3 February 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	William de Sratton, plaintiff, and John de ?Cheveredon' and Alda, his wife, defendants.
Property:	1 virgate, with appurtenances, except 1 acre in Winchfield (Wynchefeud), whence a plea was between them in that court.
Agreement:	William remitted and quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs, to John and Alda and her heirs, all right and claim he had in the land and appurtenances, in perpetuity. In return, John and Alda gave William an unmewed sparrowhawk.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 63.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	3 weeks after Purification of St Mary, 40 Henry III [22 February 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Walter de Langeford, plaintiff, and Agnes Peverel of Avon, defendant.
Property:	1 carucate, with appurtenances, in Avon (Avene), whence an assize of mort d'ancestor was summoned between them in that court.
Agreement:	Agnes acknowledged that the land, with appurtenances, belonged by right to Walter. In return, Walter granted Agnes the land and appurtenances for her and her heirs to hold of Walter and his heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually half a pound of cumin at Michaelmas, and doing for the chief lords of the fee, on behalf of Walter and his heirs all other service pertaining to that land. For that service, Walter and his heirs will provide warranty for Agnes and her heirs for that land and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. Agnes gave Walter 10 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 64.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Southampton.
Date:	15 days after the feast of Purification of the Blessed Mary, 40 Henry III [16 February 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Walter Thelom', parson of the church of Arreton (Arton'), plaintiff, and Andrew, Abbot of Quarr, defendant.
Property:	12 acres, 1 perch of land, with appurtenances, in Arreton, (Arton') 1 acre with appurtenances, in Hasele and 3 perches, with appurtenances, in ?Cumbele, whence a plea of convention was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	The parson acknowledged that the land and appurtenances belonged by right to the abbot and his church of Quarr to be held in free, pure and perpetual alms of the parson, his successors and his church of Arreton, in perpetuity. The parson, his successors and his church will provide warranty for the abbot, his successors and his church for the land and appurtenances, as pure and perpetual alms, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, the abbot has given the parson 13 and a half acres and half a perch, with appurtenances, in that vill, which lie between the messuage of William Stuke on the east and the abbot's land on the west and abut the road which leads from Arreton to Horringford (Horingeford), and 1 and a half perches lying next to the parson's garden to the east. The parson, his successors and his church will hold the land of the abbot, his successors and his church, in free, pure and perpetual alms, in perpetuity. And the abbot, his successors and his church will provide warranty for the parson, his successors and his church for the land and appurtenances, as defined in this fine, as pure and perpetual alms, against all men, in perpetuity. This concord was made with the consent and desire of Aylmer, Bishop Elect of the diocese.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 65.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	The day after the feast of St Hillary, 40 Henry III [14 January 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	William de Clare, plaintiff, and William Finamur and Joan, his wife, defendants.
Property:	The manor of Sunworth [in Buriton] (Suneworde), with appurtenances, whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	William Finamur and Joan acknowledged that the manor and appurtenances belonged by right to William de Clare as their gift for William de Clare and his heirs to hold of William and Joan and Joan's heirs, in perpetuity, for the service of one knight's fee for all service, suit of court, custom and exaction. For that service, William, Joan and her heirs will provide warranty for William de Clare and his heirs for the manor and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, William de Clare gave William Finamur and Joan 43 acres of land, 16 acres of wood and 2 acres of meadow, with appurtenances, in Mapledurham [in Buriton] for William, Joan and the heirs of her body to hold of William de Clare and his heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 1lb. cumin at Michaelmas for all service. William de Clare and his heirs will provide warranty for William Finamur, Joan and the heirs of her body for the tenement and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. If it happens that William Finamur and Joan die without an heir of the body of Joan, the said tenement and appurtenances will revert to William de Clare and his heirs, quit of other heirs of William Finamur and Joan, in perpetuity. Moreover William de Clare gave William Finamur and Joan 10 pounds.
Note:	[Endorsed: Southampton year 40]
CP 25/1/204/9, number 66.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	3 weeks after Purification of the Blessed Mary, 40 Henry III [22 February 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	John son of Walter, Emma de Andovere and Christine, her sister, plaintiffs and Juliana, widow of Thomas Joye, defendant.
Property:	1 messuage, 15 acres, with appurtenances, in Andover, whence an assize of mort d'ancestor was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Juliana acknowledged that the messuage and land with appurtenances belonged by right to John, Emma and Christine and, except for half the messuage and half the land, returned it in the court ad remitted and quitclaimed it for herself and her heirs to John, Emma and Christine and their heirs, in perpetuity. In return, John, Emma and Christine granted Julia the half messuage and land, with appurtenances, viz. that half messuage which lies towards Corncheping to the South and that half of the land lying to the south. Juliana will hold it for life of John, Emma and Christine and their heirs, paying annually 3s. at four terms, viz. 9d. at Easter, 9d. at the feast of St John the Baptist, 9d. at Michaelmas and 9d. at Christmas, for all service, suit of court, custom and exaction. For this service, John, Emma and Christine and their heirs will provide warranty for Juliana, for life, for the said tenement and appurtenances, against all men. After Juliana's death the tenement and appurtenances will revert to John, Emma and Christine and their heirs, quit of the heirs of Juliana, in perpetuity.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 67.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	8 days after the feast of St Hillary, 40 Henry III [20 January 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Andrew de Acle and Isabel, his wife, plaintiffs, and Walter Berring, defendant.
Property:	1 and a half virgates, with appurtenances, in Cliddesden (Cledesdene), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Walter acknowledged that the land and appurtenances belonged by right to Andrew as his gift to Andrew and Isabel. In return, Andrew and Isabel granted the land and appurtenances to Walter to hold for life of Andrew, Isabel and Andrew's heirs, paying annually 20s.1d. at two terms, viz. half at the Nativity of St John the Baptist, and the other half at Michaelmas, for all service, suit of court, custom and exaction. For that service, Andrew, Isabel and Andrew's heirs will provide warranty for Walter, for life, for the land and appurtenances, against all men. After Walter's death, the land and appurtenances will revert to Andrew, Isabel and Andrew's heirs to be held of John de Cledesdene, chief lord of the fee, and his heirs, for the service pertaining to that land, in perpetuity. This concord was made in the presence of John and with his consent.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 68.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	8 days after St Hillary's Day, 40 Henry III [20 January 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Edward de Portecestr', plaintiff, and William Maynard and Goda, his wife, defendants.
Property:	1 messuage, 2 acres and 2d. rent, with appurtenances, in Christchurch Twynham (Tuenham), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in that court.
Agreement:	William and Goda acknowledged that the tenement and appurtenances belonged by right to Edward as their gift, for Edward and his heirs to hold of William, Goda and her heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 1d. at Michaelmas for all service, suit of court, custom and exaction. For the said service, William, Goda and her heirs will provide warranty for Edward and his heirs, for the said tenement and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, Edward gave William and Goda 60s.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 69.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	8 days after the feast of St Hillary, 40 Henry III [20 January 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	William de Wantham, plaintiff, and Richard de Kanteleshangr' and Matilda, his wife, defendants.
Property:	2 virgates, with appurtenances, in Upton, whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Richard and Matilda acknowledged that the land, with appurtenances, belonged by right to William as their gift, for William and his heirs to hold of Richard, Matilda and her heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 1 clove at Easter and doing for the chief lords of that fee, on behalf of Richard and Matilda and her heirs, all other service pertaining to that land. For that service, Richard, Matilda and her heirs will provide warranty for William and his heirs, for that land and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, William gave Richard and Matilda 10 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 70.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	8 days after the feast of St Hillary, 40 Henry III [20 January 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Stephen Gupyl and Leticia, his wife, plaintiffs, and Henry Gupyl, defendant.
Property:	A messuage, 30 acres, with appurtenances, in Soberton (Sub[er]tone) and Flexland [in Soberton], whence an assize of mort d'ancestor was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Stephen and Leticia acknowledged that the messuage, land and appurtenances belonged by right to Henry, except for 2 acres and appurtenances, and remitted and quitclaimed them, for themselves and the heirs of Leticia, to Henry and his heirs, in perpetuity. In return, Henry granted Stephen and Leticia a messuage which formerly belonged to John Trusselone, and 2 acres, with appurtenances, from the aforesaid land, viz. those 2 acres which lie on the east of Wadeflod'. Stephen and Leticia will hold the (messuage and land) of Henry and his heirs for both their lifetimes, paying annually half a pound of cumin at Michaelmas, for all service, suit of court, custom and exaction. For that service, Henry and his heirs will provide warranty for Stephen and Leticia, for the messuage, land and appurtenances, against all men for both their lifetimes, and after the deaths of both, the messuage, land and appurtenances subject to this fine will revert to Henry and his heirs quit of the heirs of Stephen and Leticia, in perpetuity.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 71.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	15 days from the feast of St Hillary 40 Henry III [27 January 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Jordan de Schete, plaintiff, and Robert del Mareis, defendant.
Property:	A messuage, 40 acres of land, 1 and a half acres of meadow, with appurtenances, in Brighstone (Brichestone), whence a plea was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Jordan acknowledged that the tenement and appurtenances belonged by right to Robert and, except for 20 acres of land and 3 roods of meadow, he remitted and quitclaimed them, for himself and his heirs, to Robert and his heirs, in perpetuity. In return, Robert granted Jordan the 20 acres of land and 3 roods of meadow, with appurtenances, viz, that tenement formerly held by Walter del Mareis, to be held by Jordan and his heirs of Robert and his heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 2s. at Michaelmas for all service, suit of court, custom and exaction. For that service, Robert and his heirs will provide warranty for Jordan and his heirs for that land, meadow and appurtenances remitted to him by this fine, against all men, in perpetuity.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 72.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	The day after Purification of St Mary, 40 Henry III [3 February 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Geoffrey le Fraunkeleyn and Agnes, his wife, plaintiffs, and Adam de Marisco and Isabel, his wife, defendants.
Property:	Half a messuage and 2 virgates, with appurtenances, which Geoffrey and Agnes claim as a reasonable share appertaining to Agnes from the free tenement which William le Clerk, her father, held in Clatford, whence a plea was between them in that court.
Agreement:	Geoffrey and Agnes remitted and quitclaimed, for themselves and the heirs of Agnes, to Adam and Isabel and her heirs, all right and claim they had in the tenements, with appurtenances, in perpetuity. In return, Adam and Isabel gave to Geoffrey and Agnes 6 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 73.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Southampton.
Date:	15 days after Purification of St Mary, 40 Henry III [16 February 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	a) John son of William de la Styele, plaintiff, and Sybil daughter of Serlo, defendant, and b) the same John, plaintiff, and Joan daughter of John Paulin', defendant,
Property:	a) 1 messuage, 7 acres, with appurtenances, in Clatford (Clatreford), and b) 8 acres in the same vill, whence a plea was between them in that court.
Agreement:	John remitted and quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs, to Sybil and Joan and their heirs, all right and claim he had in the aforesaid tenements, with appurtenances, except 5 acres, in perpetuity. In return, Sybil and Joan gave John the said 5 acres, with appurtenances, viz. the 5 acres lying in La Dene, for John and his heirs to hold of Sybil and Joan and their heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 1d. at Easter, for all service. For that service, Sybil and Joan will provide warranty for John and his heirs for the land and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 74.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	3 weeks after the feast of Purification of the Blessed Mary, 40 Henry III [23 February 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	John de Insula Bona, plaintiff, and Andrew Peverel, defendant.
Property:	Half a carucate of land, with appurtenances, except 4 acres in Barton Peveril [in South Stoneham] (Berton'), whence a plea was between them in the court.
Agreement:	John remitted and quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs, to Andrew and his heirs all right and claim he had in the said land and appurtenances, in perpetuity. Moreover John remitted and quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs to Andrew and his heirs all right and claim he had in all lands and tenements, with appurtenances, which Andrew held in Barton in the county of Hampshire, Houghton (Hocton) in the county of Sussex, Newton Peveril [in Sturminster Marshall] (Newton') and Lytchett Minster (Lecheminstr') in Dorset on the day this concord was made, in perpetuity. In return, Andrew gave John 10 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 75.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Southampton.
Date:	2 weeks after the feast of Purification of the Blessed Mary, 40 Henry III [16 February 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Robert de Pukebrok, plaintiff, and William Le Norreis and Leticia, his wife, defendants.
Property:	13 perches of land in length and 12 perches in width, with appurtenances, in Cosham [in Widley and Wymeryng], whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	William and Leticia acknowledged that the land and appurtenances belonged by right to Robert as their gift, for Robert and his heirs to hold of William and Leticia and her heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 4d. at Michaelmas for all service, suit of court, custom and exaction. For that service, William, Leticia and her heirs will provide warranty for Robert and his heirs for the land and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, Robert gave William and Leticia 40s.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 76.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Southampton.
Date:	[...] from the Purification of the Blessed Mary, 40 Henry III [[...] February 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Ralph de Gorges and Ellen, his wife, plaintiffs, and Jordan de Kingeston, whom John de Cheveredon' called to warrant and who provided warranty for him, defendant.
Property:	A fourth part of two parts of half a knight's fee, with appurtenances, in Cheverton [in Shorwell] (Cheveredon'), whence a plea was between them in the court.
Agreement:	Ralph and Ellen acknowledged that that part of a knight's fee, with appurtenances, belonged by right to Jordan for him and his heirs to hold of Ralph and Ellen and her heirs, in perpetuity, doing all service pertaining to that part of half a knight's fee. For that service, Ralph, Ellen and her heirs will provide warranty for Jordan and his heirs for that part of a knight's fee and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, Jordan remitted and quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs, to Ralph, Ellen and her heirs, all right and claim he had in all lands and tenements, with appurtenances, which Ralph and Ellen held in Haldley [in Carisbrooke] (Haldele) and Rowridge [in Carisbrooke] (Rueregg') on the day this concord was made, in perpetuity.
Note:	[Endorsed: John de Cheverdon put in his claim.]
CP 25/1/204/9, number 77.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	8 days after the feast of St Hillary, 40 Henry III [20 January 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	John son of Matthew, plaintiff, and William le Fauconer, defendant.
Property:	4 and a half virgates, with appurtenances, in Middleton (Middelton), whence an assize of mort d'ancestor was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	William acknowledged that the land and appurtenances belonged by right to John. In return, John granted William and Emma, his wife, the land and appurtenances for them and William's heirs to hold of John and his heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually a pair of white gloves or 1d. at Easter, for all service, suit of court, aid, relief, custom and exaction. For this service, John and his heirs will provide warranty for William, Emma and William's heirs, for the land and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. Moreover William gave John 10 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 78.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	8 days after St Hillary's Day, 40 Henry III [20 January 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Adam Gurdun, plaintiff, and John, Prior of Selborne, defendant.
Property:	Half of 2 virgates, with appurtenances, in Selborne, whence a plea was between them in that court.
Agreement:	The Prior acknowledged that the land and appurtenances belonged by right to Adam. In return, Adam granted the land , with appurtenances, to the Prior and his church of Selborne, for the prior, his successors and his church to hold of Adam and his heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 4s.10d. at four terms, viz.14 and a half pence at Easter, 14 and a half pence at the Nativity of St John the Baptist, 14 and a half pence at Michaelmas, and 14 and a half pence at Christmas, for all service. For that service, Adam and his heirs will provide warranty for the Prior, his successors and his church, for that land and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. Moreover, the Prior gave Adam 15 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 79.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	8 days after the feast of St Hillary, 40 Henry III [20 January 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	William de Stanham, plaintiff, and Jordan de Draycote, defendant.
Property:	A virgate, with appurtenances, in ... (Draycote), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Jordan acknowledged that the land, with appurtenances, belonged by right to William as that which he held as Jordan's gift. In return, William granted Jordan the land and appurtenances to hold for life of William and his heirs, paying annually 4s. at Michaelmas, for all service. For that service, William and his heirs will provide warranty for Jordan for the land and appurtenances, against all men. After the death of Jordan, the land, with appurtenances will revert to William and his heirs, quit of the heirs of Jordan, in perpetuity.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 80.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	2 weeks after the feast of St Hillary, 40 Henry III [27 January 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Guy de Heydene, plaintiff, and Roger, Abbot of Hyde, defendant.
Property:	A carucate, with appurtenances, in Bighton (Byketon'), whence a plea of convention was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Guy acknowledged that the land and appurtenances belonged by right to the abbot and his church of Hyde, for the abbot, his successors and his church to hold of the chief lords of that fee, in perpetuity, doing all service pertaining to that land. For that service, Guy and his heirs will provide warranty for the abbot, his successors and his church for the said land and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, the abbot granted, for himself, his successors and his church that, in future, they will find a suitable chaplain to celebrate divine service in the said church at the altar of St Grimbaud, and they will pay the chaplain 5 and a half marks each year at four terms, viz. at Easter, 18s.4d., at the Nativity of St John the Baptist, 18s.4d., at Michaelmas, 18s.4d., and at Christmas, 18s.4d., in perpetuity, and, after the death of Guy, they will pay, on his obit day, 20s. for pittance for the convent of the said church, in perpetuity. Moreover the abbot granted for himself, his successors and his church that, in future they will pay Guy each year for the rest of his life, 10 pounds at two terms, viz. half at Easter and the other half at Michaelmas, and after Guy's death, 6 pounds at the same terms to Thomas de Heydene, Guy's brother, for life, if he survives Guy, and after the deaths of Guy and Thomas, the abbot, his successors and his church will be quit of payment of the 10 pounds and 6 pounds, in perpetuity.
Note:	[Endorsed: William Gerveys put in his claim.]
CP 25/1/204/9, number 81.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	8 days from the feast of St Hillary, 40 Henry III [20 January 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	John Launceleve, plaintiff, and William de Belanney, defendant.
Property:	60s. in arrears from an annual rent of 10s., whence a plea was between them in the court.
Agreement:	William acknowledged and granted, for himself and his heirs, that in future they will pay each year, to John and his heirs, 10s. at two terms, viz. half at Easter and half at Michaelmas, in perpetuity. In return, John remitted and quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs, to William and his heirs, all arrears and damages which he said he had suffered on account of failure to pay the said rent, up to the day on which this concord was made.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 82.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	15 days after the feast of St Hillary, 40 Henry III [27 January 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Roger son of Mabel, Susan daughter of Matilda, William de Glatingham and Christine, his wife, Robert Fareman and Goda, his wife, Richard Schirewaud and Matilda, his wife, and Felicia daughter of Margery, plaintiffs, and Nigel Coude [?Conde], defendant.
Property:	1 messuage and 7 acres, with appurtenances, in Christchurch Twynham, whence a plea was between them in that court.
Agreement:	Roger, Susan, William and Christine, Robert and Goda, Richard and Matilda and Felicia remitted and quitclaimed, for themselves and the heirs of Roger, Susan, Christine, Goda, Matilda and Felicia to Nigel and his heirs, all right and claim they had in the messuage, land and appurtenances, in perpetuity. In return, Nigel gave Roger, Susan, William and Christine, Robert and Goda, Richard and Matilda, and Felicia 20s.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 83.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	The day after the feast of St Hillary, 40 Henry III [14 January 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Adam Gurdun, plaintiff, and John, Prior of Selborne, defendant.
Property:	1 and a half acres, with appurtenances, in Selborne, whence a plea was between them in that court.
Agreement:	The prior acknowledged that the land, with appurtenances, belonged by right to Adam. In return, Adam granted the prior and his church of Selborne the land, with appurtenances, for them to hold of Adam and his heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 1lb of cumin at Easter, for all service, suit of court, custom and exaction. For that service, Adam and his heirs will provide warranty for the prior, his successors and his church, for the land with appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. Moreover the prior gave Adam 5 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 84.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	15 days after the feast of St Hillary 40 Henry III [27 January 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	John le Faukon[er], plaintiff, and Isabel de Merlay, defendant.
Property:	1 messuage, 50 acres, 12d. rent, 4 and a half lbs of cumin, with appurtenances, in Wade Court [in Havant] (la Wade) and Newtimber [in Warblington] (Nytimbr'), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Isabel acknowledged that the tenement and appurtenances belonged by right to John as her gift, for John and his heirs to hold of Isabel and her heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 12d. at Michaelmas, and doing for the chief lords of that fee, on behalf of Isabel and her heirs, all other service pertaining to that tenement. For that service, Isabel and her heirs will provide warranty for John and his heirs for the said tenement and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, John gave Isabel an unmewed sparrowhawk.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 85.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	8 days after the feast of St Hillary, 40 Henry III [20 January 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Richard de Hereyerd and Matilda, his wife, plaintiffs, and John Ingeleys and Alice, his wife, defendants.
Property:	Half a virgate, with appurtenances, in Southrope [in Herriard] (Suthtrop), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	John and Alice acknowledged that the land and appurtenances belonged by right to Richard and Matilda as their gift, for Richard, Matilda and their heirs to hold of John, Alice and her heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 1 clove at Easter, and doing for the chief lords of that fee, on behalf of John, Alice and her heirs, all other service pertaining to that land. For that service, John and Alice and her heirs will provide warranty for Richard, Matilda and their heirs for the land and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, Richard and Matilda granted John and Alice 28 and a half acres and 1 acre of wood, with appurtenances, in that vill, viz. the land called Le Asselond and the wood called Inwode, which John and Alice will hold, for both their lifetimes, of Richard, Matilda and their heirs, paying annually 5s. at Michaelmas for all service, suit of court, custom and exaction. For that service, Richard, Matilda and their heirs will provide warranty for John and Alice for the said land and wood, with appurtenances, against all men, for both their lifetimes. After the deaths of both John and Alice, the land, wood and appurtenances will revert to Richard, Matilda and their heirs, quit of the heirs of John and Alice, in perpetuity.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 86.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Wilton.
Date:	1 month after Easter Day, 40 Henry III [14 May 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Hugh son of John de Bighton (Bikinton), plaintiff, and William de Solrigge, defendant.
Property:	40 acres, with appurtenances, in Soldridge [in Medstead], whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	William acknowledged that the land with appurtenances belonged by right to Hugh as his gift, for Hugh and his heirs to hold of William and his heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually a halfpenny at Easter and doing for the chief lords of the fee, on behalf of William and his heirs, all other service pertaining to that land. For that service, William and his heirs will provide warranty for Hugh and his heirs for the said land, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, Hugh gave William 20 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 87.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	8 days after the feast of St Hillary, 40 Henry III [20 January 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Thomas de Meynil, plaintiff, and Hugh son of Suspirus defendant.
Property:	Half a virgate, with appurtenances, in Ewhurst (Ywhurst), whence recognition of grand assize was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Hugh acknowledged that the land and appurtenances belonged by right to Thomas. In return, Thomas granted them to Hugh for him and the heirs of his body to hold of Thomas and his heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 2s., viz. half at Easter and half at Michaelmas, and doing as much forinsec service as pertains to that much land from that fee in that vill, for all service. For this service, Thomas and his heirs will provide warranty for Hugh and the heirs of his body for the said land and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. If it happens that Hugh dies without an heir of his body, the land and appurtenances will revert to Thomas and his heirs quit of any claim, in perpetuity.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 88.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Wilton.
Date:	The day after the close of Easter, 40 Henry III [24 April 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Lucy, Prioress of Wintney, plaintiff, and Richard de Syfrewast.
Property:	The service which Robert de St John exacts from the prioress for the free tenement which Richard holds in Ellisfield (Elsefeld), viz. 3 carucates of land and appurtenances for which Richard, who is mesne tenant between them ought to be responsible, and whence the prioress complained that because of Richard's default she will be distrained for aid to the said Robert for making his son a knight and for the marriage of his daughter, and for three weekly suit of Robert's court at Basing and Sherborne St John (Shireburne), whence a plea was between them in that court.
Agreement:	Richard acknowledged and granted, for himself and his heirs that in future he will warrant, acquit and defend the prioress, her successors and her church of Witney for the land and appurtenances as pure and perpetual alms, free and quit of the said services and all other services, against the said John and all other men, in perpetuity. In return the prioress remitted and quitclaimed, for herself, her successors, and her church, to Richard and his heirs all loss which he is said to have caused by his failure to acquit her, in perpetuity.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 89.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	8 days after the feast of Purification of St Mary, 40 Henry III [20 January 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Bartholomew Pecche, plaintiff, and William de Cruce and Isabel, his wife, defendants.
Property:	12 acres, with appurtenances, in Binfields [in Basingstoke] (Benefeld), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	William and Isabel acknowledged that the land, with appurtenances, belonged by right to Bartholomew as their gift, for him and his heirs to hold of William, Isabel and her heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 1 clove at Easter for all service, suit of court, custom and exaction. For this service, William, Isabel and her heirs will provide warranty for Bartholomew and his heirs for the said land and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, Bartholomew gave William and Isabel 5 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 90.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	15 days after the feast of St Hillary, 40 Henry III [27 January 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Martin de Rupibus, plaintiff, and William Huse and Agnes, his wife, defendants.
Property:	8s. rent, with appurtenances, in Creech (Crich), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	William and Agnes acknowledged that the rent and appurtenances belonged by right to Martin as their gift, for him and his heirs to hold of William, Agnes and her heirs, in perpetuity, doing for the chief lords of that fee, on behalf of William, Agnes and her heirs, all service pertaining to that rent. For that service, William, Agnes and her heirs will provide warranty for Martin and his heirs for the said rent and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, Martin gave William and Agnes 15 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 91.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	15 days from the feast of St Hillary, 40 Henry III [27 January 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Adam de Lamm[er]e and Alice, his wife, plaintiffs, and Martin de Roches, defendant.
Property:	Custody of three parts of half a quarter of 1 knight's fee, with appurtenances, in Creech (Crich), whence a plea was between them in the court.
Agreement:	Adam and Alice remitted and quitclaimed, for themselves and the heirs of Alice to Martin and his heirs all right and claim they had in custody of the three parts, with appurtenances, in perpetuity. In return Martin gave Adam and Alice an unmewed sparrowhawk.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 92.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Southampton.
Date:	8 days after the Purification of St Mary, 40 Henry III [9 February 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	William de Basingestoke plaintiff, and Henry de Farleye, defendant.
Property:	1 hide, 2 virgates, with appurtenances, in Church Oakley (Chircheocle) and East Oakley [in Church Oakley] (Estocle), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in that court.
Agreement:	Henry acknowledged that the land and appurtenances belonged by right to William as his gift, for William and his heirs to hold of William and his heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually a pair of white gloves, or 1d., at the feast of the Annunciation of the Blessed Mary, and doing for the chief lords of that fee, on behalf of Henry and his heirs, all other service pertaining to that land. For this service, Henry and his heirs will provide warranty for William and his heirs for the land and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, William gave Henry 40 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 93.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	8 days after the feast of St Hillary, 40 Henry III [20 January 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	William, Master of the Hospital of St Mary, Chichester (Cycestr'), plaintiff, and John de Bellocampo, and Matilda, his wife, defendants.
Property:	3 messuages, with appurtenances, in Chichester, whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in that court.
Agreement:	John and Matilda acknowledged that the messuages, with appurtenances, belonged by right to the Master and Brothers of that hospital as their gift, for the Master and his successors and the Brothers of the hospital to hold of John, Matilda and her heirs in free and perpetual alms, in perpetuity, paying annually 1d. at Easter and doing for the chief lords of that fee, on behalf of John, Matilda and her heirs, all other service pertaining to those messuages. For this service, John and Matilda and her heirs will provide warranty for the Master, his successors and the brothers of the hospital for the messuages and appurtenances as free and perpetual alms, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, the Master gave John and Matilda an unmewed sparrowhawk.
Note:	[Endorsed: William le Vinet' and Joan, his wife, put in their claim.]
CP 25/1/204/9, number 94.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	The day after the Purification of St Mary, 40 Henry III [3 February 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Richard Peresut, plaintiff, and Richard le Gore and Joan, his wife, defendants.
Property:	Half a carucate, with appurtenances, in East Dean, whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Richard le Gore and Joan acknowledged that the land and appurtenances belonged by right to Richard de Persut as their gift, for Richard and his heirs to hold of Richard le Gore, Joan and her heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually half a pound of cumin at the feast of St Giles the Abbot, and doing for the chief lords of that fee, on behalf of Richard le Gore, Joan and her heirs, all other service pertaining to that land. For that service, Richard le Gore, Joan and her heirs will provide warranty for Richard Persut and his heirs for the said land and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. In return Richard de Persut gave Richard Gore and Joan 10 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 95.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	15 days after the feast of St Hillary, 40 Henry III [27 January 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	a) Edmund le Bruge, plaintiff, and Adam le Bruge, defendant, and b) the same Edmund, plaintiff, and the same Adam, whom Nicholas de Rannvill called to warrant and who provided warranty for him.
Property:	2 messuages, 32 acres, with appurtenances, in Testwood (Terstwode), a mill, with appurtenances, in Nursling (Noscelinges), a quarter of a virgate, with appurtenances, in Eling (Elinges), and b) a messuage and 15 acres, with appurtenances, in Testwood, whence a plea was between them in the court.
Agreement:	Adam acknowledged that the tenement and appurtenances belonged by right to Edmund. In return, Edmund granted Adam that tenement and appurtenances, except for 5 acres of land and 5 acres of meadow, with appurtenances, in Testwood, viz. that land and meadow formerly held by Peter le Krockere. Adam and the heirs of his body will hold it of Edmund and his heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 1d. at Easter and doing for the chief lords of the fee, on behalf of Edmund and his heirs, all other service pertaining to that tenement. For that service, Edmund and his heirs will provide warranty for Adam and the heirs of his body for the tenement and appurtenances remitted to them by this fine, against all men, in perpetuity. If it happens that Adam dies without an heir of his body the said tenement and appurtenances will revert to Edmund and his heirs to hold with the 5 acres of land and 5 acres of meadow with appurtenances of the chief lords of that fee for the service pertaining to that tenement, in perpetuity. Be it known that Adam is not allowed to give, sell or in any other way alienate anything from the tenement or damage it, so that if he dies without an heir of his body the entire tenement will revert intact to Edmund and his heirs, quit [of any claim] in perpetuity.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 96.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	8 days after the feast of St Hillary, 40 Henry III [20 January 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	John percevent, plaintiff, and Maria, daughter of Robert de la Dune, defendant.
Property:	1 messuage, 1 virgate, 31 acres, 20 acres of pasture, 6 and a half acres of meadow, with appurtenances, in Somborne (Sumburne), whence an assize of mort d'ancestor was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Maria acknowledged that the tenement, with appurtenances, belonged by right to John. In return, John granted the tenement and appurtenances to Maria, for Maria and her heirs to hold of John and his heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 40s. viz. half at Easter and half at Michaelmas, and doing for the chief lords of that fee, on behalf ofJohn and his heirs, all other service pertaining to that tenement. For that service, John and his heirs will provide warranty for Maria and her heirs for the tenement and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 97.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	15 days after the feast of St John the Baptist, 40 Henry III [8 July 1256].
Before:	M. Simon de Wauton, Robert de Shotindon, and John de Cokefeld.
Parties:	William de Clare, plaintiff, represented by William de Balesham win or lose, and William de Molendino and Sarah, his wife, defendants, William represented by John de Petresfeld, win or lose.
Property:	1 messuage, 100 acres of land, 60 acres of wood, 14s.6d. rent, a mill, pasture for 200 sheep, 1 and a half acres of meadow, with appurtenances, in Corhampton, whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	William de Molendino and Sarah acknowledged that all the said tenement and appurtenances, as in demesnes, homages, rents, services, wards, reliefs, escheats, villeinage, and all other things pertaining to that tenement, belonged by right to William de Clare as their gift, and remitted and quitclaimed it, for themselves and their heirs to William de Clare and his heirs, in perpetuity, for them to hold of the chief lords of that fee for the service pertaining to that tenement, in perpetuity. In return, William de Clare granted William de Molendino and Sarah 2 messuages, with appurtenances in Mapledurham [in Buriton] which William Finamur and Robert Skenefeg formerly held and 80 acres of land, with appurtenances, in the same vill, of which 40 acres lie on the hills and 40 acres below the hills together with all the meadow and appurtenances called Bollemed' and all the meadow formerly held by Robert Skenefeg William de Molendinis and Sarah will hold it of William de Clare and his heirs free from all other service for the lives of both of them. Moreover William de Clare granted for himself and his heirs that William de Molendinis and Sarah in future will hold for both their lives 13 acres of wood with appurtenances, viz. in those woods belonging to William de Clare and his heirs called Yetcumbe and Hunrith' for housebote and haybote and for burning and pasture for 8 bullocks,4 cows, 2 horses and 200 sheep in demesne pastures of the said William de Clare and his heirs in that vill, and that they will have each year pannage for 20 pigs quit of dues anywhere in the woods belonging to William de Clare and his heirs with free access without hindrance or objection from William, his heirs or his bailliffs. William de Clare and his heirs will grant warranty against all men to William de Molendino and Sarah throughout their lives for the messuage, land, meadow, 13 acres of wood and pasture with appurtenances as aforesaid without any service, and after the deaths of William and Sarah all the said tenement with appurtenances will revert to William de Clare and his heirs, quit of the heirs of William de Molendino and Sarah, in perpetuity. If at any future time William de Clare or his heirs are challenged regarding the said tenement which is passed to them by this fine, William de Molendino and Sarah and their heirs will confirm their title. William de Clare gave William de Molendino and Sarah 20 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 98.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	1 month after Michaelmas, 40 Henry III [29 October 1256].
Before:	[as 8]
Parties:	Mabel de Tycheburne, plaintiff, and Hawise daughter of Geoffrey de Loges, defendant.
Property:	1 messuage, 10 acres, with appurtenances, in Limerstone [in Brighstone] (Lemm[er]eyston'), whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in that court.
Agreement:	Hawise acknowledged that the messuage and land, with appurtenances, belonged by right to Mabel as Hawise's gift. In return, Mabel granted Hawise the said messuage and land and appurtenances to hold, for life, of Mabel and her heirs , paying annually 1d. at Easter and doing for the chief lords of that fee, on behalf of Mabel and her heirs, all other service pertaining to that messuage and land. After the death of Hawise, the messuage and land, with appurtenances, will revert to Mabel and her heirs to be held of the chief lords of that fee for the service pertaining to the said messuage and land, in perpetuity.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 99.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	8 days after Michaelmas, 40 Henry III [6 October 1256].
Before:	Henry de Bathon', M. Simon de Wauton, Robert de Shotindon', John de Cokefed'.
Parties:	Dionisia daughter of Adam de Spineto, plaintiff, and Alexander Hose and Isabel, his wife, defendants.
Property:	A third of 2 knight's fees, with appurtenances, in Kimpton (Cumi'to[n]) and Shoddesden [in Kimpton] (Schotinden'), which Dionisia claimed as a reasonable share which appertained to her from the inheritance of Adam de Spineto, father of Dionisia and Isabel, who are his heirs in that vill, and whence a plea was between them in the court.
Agreement:	Dionisia remitted and quitclaimed, for herself and her heirs, to Alexander and Isabel and their heirs, all right and claim she had in the third part , with appurtenances, and likewise in all other lands and tenements, with appurtenances, which otherwise could accrue to Dionisia and her heirs by right of inheritance in the same vill or elsewhere in England, in perpetuity. Alexander and Isabel and their heirs will hold of the chief lords of that fee for the service pertaining to those lands and tenements, in perpetuity. In return, Alexander and Isabel gave Dionisia 40 marks.
Note:	[Endorsed: Richard de Dunmere [or Dimmere] and his wife Margaret put in their claim.]
CP 25/1/204/9, number 100.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	15 days after Purification of the Blessed Mary, 40 Henry III [16 February 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Henry de Acle, plaintiff, and Andrew, Prior of St Swithun, Winchester, defendant.
Property:	A messuage, 29 acres, with appurtenances, in Oakley (Acle), whence a plea was between them in the court.
Agreement:	Henry acknowledged that the messuage and land, with appurtenances, belonged by right to the prior and his church. In return, the prior granted Henry the messuage, 20 acres and appurtenances from that land, viz. those 20 acres which formerly were held by Sampson de Acle. Henry and his heirs will hold them of the prior, his successors and his church, in perpetuity, doing all service which pertains to 1 virgate of land in that fee, in that vill. For that service, the prior, his successors and his church will provide warranty for Henry and his heirs, for the messuage, land and appurtenances, which are the subject of this fine, against all men, in perpetuity.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 101.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Southampton.
Date:	3 weeks from the Purification of St Mary, 40 Henry III [22 February 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Bono de Sancto Laurencio and Mabel, his wife, plaintiffs, and John de Insula Bona, defendant.
Property:	Half a messuage and mill, 60s. rent, with appurtenances, in Southampton and the suburbs of that vill, whence a plea was between them in the court.
Agreement:	Bono and Mabel remitted and quitclaimed, for themselves and the heirs of Mabel all right and claim they had in the said tenement, with appurtenances, in perpetuity. In return, John gave Bono and Mabel 1 mark.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 102.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Southampton.
Date:	15 days after the Purification of St Mary, 40 Henry III [16 February 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Claramunda, widow of Stephen Jocianne plaintiff, and Thomas Musard and Joan, his wife, defendants.
Property:	2 messuages, with appurtenances, in Southampton, and 11s. rent and 1 acre, with appurtenances, in the suburbs of that vill, whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in that court.
Agreement:	Thomas and Joan acknowledged that the tenement and appurtenances belonged by right to Claramunda as their gift, for Claramunda and her heirs to hold of Thomas, Joan and her heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 1 and a half pence at Michaelmas, and doing for the chief lords of that fee, on behalf of Thomas, Joan and her heirs, all other service pertaining to that tenement. For this service, Thomas, Joan and her heirs will provide warranty for Claramunda and her heirs for the tenement and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, Claramunda gave Thomas and Joan 20 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 103.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Southampton.
Date:	15 days after the Purification of the Blessed Mary, 40 Henry III [16 February 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	(a) Petronilla, widow of John le Flameng, plaintiff, and Richard le Graunt, defendant. (b) Petronilla, plaintiff, and Richard, whom Matthew, Prior of Southwick, called to warrant and who provided warranty [defendant].
Property:	(a) 9th part of a messuage, with appurtenances, in Southampton. (b) 9th part of a messuage in the same vill, whence a plea was between them in that court.
Agreement:	Petronilla remitted and quitclaimed, for herself and her heirs, to Richard and his heirs all right and claim she had in the said 2 ninths of the messuages, with appurtenances, in perpetuity. In return, Richard granted Petronilla a gate with solar above which is in a street called French Street (Freinche Street), a pentice which lies next to the storeroom formerly Ralph Isenberd's to the north and a vacant place which lies next to the pentice to the west, which place is 55 feet in length from the storeroom which is called Le Blandeceler to the north, and from the pentice 12 feet in width to the west, with appurtenances in the said vill. Petronilla and her heirs will hold it of Richard and his heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 1lb cumin or 1d. at Easter, for all service, suit of court, custom and exaction. For that service, Richard and his heirs will provide warranty for Petronilla and her heirs for the tenement and appurtenances which are the subject of this fine, against all men, in perpetuity. Moreover Richard gave Petronilla 18 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 104.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	15 days after Easter Day, 40 Henry III [30 April 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Isabel daughter of Matilda and Juliana, her sister, plaintiffs, and Thomas son of Matilda, defendant.
Property:	2 parts of a messuage, with appurtenances, which Isabel and Juliana claim as their reasonable share due to them from the inheritance which belonged to Matilda Eustace in the suburb of Winchester, and whence a plea was between them in that court.
Agreement:	Isabel and Juliana acknowledged that all the messuage and appurtenances belonged by right to Thomas. In return, Thomas granted Isabel and Juliana half the messuage and appurtenances, viz. that half which lies to the north. Isabel and Juliana and the heirs of their bodies will hold it of Thomas and the heirs of his body, in perpetuity, doing for the chief lords of that fee, on behalf of Thomas and the heirs of his body, all service pertaining to the half messuage and appurtenances allocated to them by this fine. For this service, Thomas and the heirs of his body will provide warranty for Isabel and Juliana and the heirs of their bodies, for the said half messuage and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. If it happens that Isabel and Juliana die without an heir of their bodies, the said half messuage and appurtenances will revert to Thomas and the heirs of his body, in perpetuity. Be it known that Isabel and Juliana are not permitted to give, sell or in any other way alienate or lay waste to the said half messuage, and if they die without an heir of their bodies it will revert intact to Thomas and the heirs of his body, in perpetuity. Likewise, Thomas grants that if he dies without an heir of his body, the said half messuage and appurtenances will revert to Isabel and Juliana and the heirs of their bodies, in perpetuity. Nor is Thomas allowed to give, sell or in any way to diminish or alienate that half messuage and appurtenances, so that if he dies without an heir of his body, it will revert intact to Isabel and Juliana and the heirs of their bodies, in perpetuity.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 105.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Winchester.
Date:	15 days after the Purification of St Mary, 40 Henry III [16 February 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	Henry son of John de Ferleye, plaintiff, and Edith, widow of Richard Kokesberd, defendant.
Property:	1 messuage, with appurtenances, in Winchester, whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	Edith acknowledged that the messuage and appurtenances belonged by right to Henry as her gift, for him and his heirs to hold of Edith and her heirs, in perpetuity, paying annually 1 clove at Easter, and doing for the chief lords of of that fee, on behalf of Edith and her heirs all other service pertaining to that messuage. For that service, Edith and her heirs will provide warranty for Henry and his heirs for the said messuage and appurtenances, against all men, in perpetuity. In return, Henry gave Edith 2 marks.
Note:	[Endorsed: Walter le Rous put in his claim.]
CP 25/1/204/9, number 106.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Wilton.
Date:	One month after Easter Day, 40 Henry III [14 May 1256].
Before:	[as 48]
Parties:	William Avenaunt, plaintiff, and Drogo son of Benedict, whom John Brian, Petronilla and Constance, sisters of John, called to warrant and who provided warranty [defendant].
Property:	1 messuage, with appurtenances, in Winchester, whence a plea was between them in the court.
Agreement:	William remitted and quitclaimed, for himself and his heirs, to Drogo and his heirs all right and claim which he had in the said messuage with appurtenances, in perpetuity. In return, Drogo gave William 7 marks.
CP 25/1/204/9, number 107.
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County:	Hampshire.
Place:	Westminster.
Date:	The day after the feast of St Martin, 40 Henry III [12 November 1255].
Before:	[as 8]
Parties:	Roger de Nova Selda, plaintiff, and John le Bas and Agnes, his wife, defendants.
Property:	8 messuages, with appurtenances, in Winchester, whence a plea of warranty of charter was summoned between them in the court.
Agreement:	John and Agnes acknowledged that the said messuages and appurtenances, belonged by right to Roger as that which he held by their grant and confirmation and they remitted and quitclaimed them, for themselves and the heirs of Agnes to Roger and his heirs, in perpetuity. So that John, Agnes and the heirs of Agnes will never, in future have any right or claim to the said messuages and appurtenances, neither to demesne nor service. In return, Roger gave John and Agnes 30 marks.

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