( 185 ) MUNICIPAL ARCHIVES OP FAVERSHAM, A.D. 1304-24. BY FRANCIS 3?. GHRA.TTD (TOWN CI/EUx). Six documents are printed in the following pages. They are:— No. 1. " Oompotus" from 30 Nov. 1304 to 1 Aug. 1305 (33 and 34 Ed. I). Since the publication of a portion of these Accounts in the Tenth Volume of Archceologia Cantiana, a more complete statement of them has been found amongst the Records of the Town of Faversharn, embodying the items set forth in Vol. X., pp. 222 to 227, and containing others also. No. 2. Arrears of Tallage, 20 Nov. 1321 (15 Ed. II). This list contains the names of seventy-three persons, twenty- four of whom appear to derive their names from places of which some may be still identified in the immediate neigh- bourhood of the town. 'No. 3. "Compotus" of Tallage made in July 1322 (16 Ed. II). This Tallage was applied to the service of shipping, due from Eavershain as being within the liberties of the Cinque Ports; to gifts to the Lord Warden on his visiting the town ; and to the cost of litigation. No. 4. Arrears of the last-mentioned Tallage. This also contains seventy-three names, but some few are illegible. No. 5. Arrears of Pine made in April 1323 (16 Ed. II). This list has twenty-four names, and a sum. (illegible) assessed on the King's Mill belonging to the Manor of Faversham. No. 6. Arrears of Tallage made August 1324 (18 Ed. II). This contains 103 names. It will be observed Archaeologia Cantiana Vol. 14 1882
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MUNICIPAL ARCHIVES OP FAVERSHAM,
A.D. 1304-24.
BY FRANCIS 3?. GHRA.TTD (TOWN CI/EUx).
Six documents are printed in the following pages. Theyare:—
No. 1. " Oompotus" from 30 Nov. 1304 to 1 Aug. 1305(33 and 34 Ed. I). Since the publication of a portion ofthese Accounts in the Tenth Volume of Archceologia Cantiana,a more complete statement of them has been found amongstthe Records of the Town of Faversharn, embodying the itemsset forth in Vol. X., pp. 222 to 227, and containing othersalso.
No. 2. Arrears of Tallage, 20 Nov. 1321 (15 Ed. II). Thislist contains the names of seventy-three persons, twenty-four of whom appear to derive their names from places ofwhich some may be still identified in the immediate neigh-bourhood of the town.
'No. 3. "Compotus" of Tallage made in July 1322 (16Ed. II). This Tallage was applied to the service ofshipping, due from Eavershain as being within the libertiesof the Cinque Ports; to gifts to the Lord Warden on hisvisiting the town ; and to the cost of litigation.
No. 4. Arrears of the last-mentioned Tallage. This alsocontains seventy-three names, but some few are illegible.
No. 5. Arrears of Pine made in April 1323 (16 Ed. II).This list has twenty-four names, and a sum. (illegible)assessed on the King's Mill belonging to the Manor ofFaversham.
No. 6. Arrears of Tallage made August 1324 (18 Ed.II). This contains 103 names. It will be observed
that the Abbot and the Almoner of Faversham are jointlycharged.
The Accounts in No. 1 (Com/potus, 1304-5) are fairlycopied on three annexed slips of parchment, and seem tohave been written shortly after those already published. Acopy of them is now given, omitting the items between1 Dec. 1304 and 22 July 1305 already printed, excepta few which in the later copy have been made more in-telligible.
A writ of capias was issued against Thomas Everard11
(the Mayor), Robert Dod,13 Nicolas de Breule,*2 John de Wen,Walter Bealde,18 Simon Baldok,21 Nicolas Yue, Wolmer leBealde,18 John de Wing-ham, Walter de Upmanton,10 Stephenate Melle,51 Walter le Marischal,2 Stephen Glanvyle,26 Thomasde TJpmanton10 (son of Walter), William Blakernan, Thomasde Copeton,48 Walter Ostreman,86 John Homan, Adam Ship-man,26 Hamo Dagh,38 and Alfred Dagh38 to appear on themorrow of S. John the Baptist, and answer Philip de Jute-bergh on a plea of trespass. Some of the expenses in con-nection with this Action are set forth in the items containedin Vol. X., p. 226, and are not now reprinted.
A writ of distringas and capias, dated 2 June 33 Ed. I,and attested by E. de Brabazoun16 at Westminster, was issuedin the same suit, against some of the same persons, togetherwith Henry Andreu,61 Thomas Oystreman,36 and John sonof Walter de Upmantone.10 An action was also proceedingagainst the men of Faversham, at the suit of the Abbot ofthe Monastery of S. Saviour, Lords of the Manor of Faver-sham, on account of refusal to observe manorial customs andservices. The defeTidants were required to appear and shewcause at Westminster by two of their number. The Baronsof the Cinque Ports thereupon petitioned the King, andpleaded their Charters, which exempted them from pleadingelsewhere than at Shepwey. The Abbot afterwards issued awrit against Thomas de Basinge,19 Thomas de Everinge,66
Eoger Orre,1 Henry Blobbere,27 Wolmer Bealde,18 AlfredDagh,38 John de Selling, Stephen de Molesse,42 and SimonBaldok21 for removing chattels which he had distrained.At length the disputes appear to have been terminated by a
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release, dated 13 Dec. 1310, of certain manorial customs inconsideration of £10 annual rent payable to the Abbot andconvent half-yearly.
FEANCIS F.
No. 1.Compotus Rogeri Orre,1 Maioris de Farersham, a festo Sti.. An-
dree Apostoli anno regni regis Edwardi xxxiij usque ad festum advincula Sti. Petri proximum sequens.
Idem respondet de xlj s. x d. ob. receptis aWaltero Marischal3 dearreragio compoti tempore maioratus sui. Et de x s. ix d. receptisde arreragio quos predictus Walterus3 dicto Rogero1 liberavit ut patetper eedulam appendentem.
Item respondet de Ixxiiij li. xvj s. ix d, ob. de tallagio facto dieJovis proxima post festum beati Thome martiris anno supradicto.
Sumina Ixxvij li. ix s. v d.
Inde Expenses.In j equo locate ad opus Rogeri Orre1 versus Cantuariam in
festo Apostolorum Simonis et Jude ad loquendum cum Roberto deStureye8 iiij d. Item in j equo locate ad opus ejusdem Rogeri versusCantuariam in die beate Katerine ad loquendum cum Constabu-lario4' una cum ballivo6 iiijc?. et in expensis eiusdem Rogeri ibidemtune ij d.
Item dedit cuidam Nuncio de Scacarii6 in festo sancte Lucieyirginis iij d. Item in expensis circa recordum faciendum interAdam Shipman36 et Rogerum ate Doune7 in percameno vino et aliisiiij^. (Sere follow items printed in ' Arcliaiologia Cant-iana,' Vol. X.,pp. 222, 223.)
Item in expensis Ballivi et Maioris apud Nyeweton j>ropterreturnum breviuin Vicecomitis Kancie8 die martis proxima antefestum Sti. Vincentii martiris viij d. (Other items printed in Vol. X.,p. 223, follow hero.}
Item in vj millibus allecum emptis xxiij s. ; et pro porLagioearum j d. ob. ; de quibus millibus iij millia missa f ueruui Constabu-lario apud London' in navicula Johanuis Note2'1 et inille dabatur"W. Bernefeld9 et mille Willelmo de Hokimere.*
Item allocates Gilberbo le Nortneren68 de tallagio per assentumxij Juratorum xij d.*
Item in expensis clerici rnagistri Joliannis de Cham69 v d. ob.*Item solutam Johanni de Tilton servienti pro stipendio suo j
rnarcam.*Item in expensis maioris apud Cantuariam die lune in septimana
Pasche x d., una cum equo suo locate.Surnrna xxiiij li. iiij s. x d. y*.
f Item allocates Waltero de Uprnanton10 de tallagio suo xs. quosidem Walterus solvit Q-alfrido de Hertpol. Item in expensis Roberti do
* Othei' items printed in Vol. S., p. 224:, follow here.f Other items printed in Vol. X,, p. 225.
188 ARCHIVES O3? FAVEKSEAM, A.D. 1304-5.
Stureye, Thome Everard,11 Eogeri Orre, Nicholai de Brenle,12 "Walter!Mareschal,2 Eoberti Dod,18 Thome filii eiusdem, Eogeri Batekok,14
Lawrencii le Heare,16 Willelmi le Carpenter,62 et heredis EogeriPelh'parii, apud London, a dominica in quindena Pasche per jmensem et duos dies sequentes vj li. viij s. ix d. Item in exenniismissis dominis Eogero le Brabason,16 et Q-ilberto de Eobery,16
xxviij s. iiij d. 6b. g*.*Item liberates cuidam homini deferent! quamdam litteram apud
Dovor' dominica proxima post festum Sti. Johannis ante PortamLatinam iiij d.*
Item in expensis Andree de Batlescombe17 per WalterumBealde18 vij d. Item liberates Johanni de Basinge19 Ballivo ward'castri Dovor' per manibus Johannis de Ilpmanton xl d., et garconisuo vj d., et in vino pro eodem j d. ob.
Item solutes pro j pare sotulamm ad opus filii Eogeri Pellipariicum fuit versus London iij d.
Item datam "Willelmo de Bernefeld die veneris proxirna antefestum Nativitatis Sti. Johannis Baptiste pro brevibus retornandisprout ordinatum fuit per consilium ville j marcam.
Swnana xxv U. xvij s. viij d. g°.tItem allocates Eoberto Dod pro Stepbano G-lanvyle26 iiij s. vj djItem in percameno empto pro rotulo faciendo et litteris tran-
scribendis j d. ob.tItem allocates Henrico Hereword20 pro j sacho29 detento per
ministros domini principis apud Osprenge vj d. Item Stepnano leMellere61 pro eodem vj d. Item in stipendio maioris pro anno xl s.
Item remanent in arreragio xxxix s. T d. ob.Swnma iiij li. v d. ob.
STJHHA. SUMMAETJM iiijxxK. ij d. ob. cf.Et sic exedit summa expensarum summamreceptarumls. ix^.oJ.Memorandum quod iste compotus redditus fuit in domo Eoberti
Dod die lune proxima ante festum Sti. Valentin! anno regni regisEdwardi xxxv° coram Thoma Everard tune Ballivo, Eoberto Dod,Waltero Mareschal, Jacobo de Brenle, Nicholao Yue, "WolmeroBealde, Simone Baldok,21 Tristrammo le Q-oldfyncb,22 Jacobo leChapman, Andrea Mercator, Willelmo Fyneghe, Laurencio leHeare,15 Henrico le Blobbere,27 Eicardo le Foghelere, JohanneDreyland,23 Eoberto Tinctor, et Johanne G-oldwyne28 clerico.
(2nd Membrane.)Memorandum quod Johannes Goldwyne debet maiori xjt?.,et W.
Bil. ij d., et W. Mareschal, apud London x d.Expense facte de tallagio facto in crastino decollation/is Sti. Johannis
Baptiste anno regni regis Eclwardi xxxiij0 per manibus MogeriOrre tune maioris.
Solutes marischallo mensuraruni domini regis xls., de fine80 factaanno regni regis Edwardi xxx°.
Item solutos eodem marischallo pro horninibus Dovor' xvj s. xd.Item in cc. melvellis emptis a Nicbolao Tue iiij li. xvj s. de quibus
* Other items printed in Vol. X., p. 225.t Other items printed in Vol. X,, p. 226.
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misso (sic) custodi quinque Portunm iij quartarii, et domino Johannide JSTorthewod31 tune Vicecomiti Kancie iij quartarii, et Willelino deBernefeld j quartarius, et Eoberto de Stureye j quartarius. Indicto melvello londando j d. la denario dei7^ pro dicto melvelloemendo j d.
Item in j quartario melvellorum empto et misso Waltero deHorsele,32 et "Willelmo de Okyntore vij s. vj d. In londagio et por-tagio eiusdern j d. In salo ad idem j d. Item in cariagio melvello-rum ad Dovor et Horton ij s.
Item in expensis apud Sandwys videlicet Ballivi,maioris, Johannisde Upmantou, die Jovis proxima ante festum Assuinptionis beateMarie ij s. iijd. ol., et pro ij equis locatis xvj d. Item in expensisBallivi, Maioris, Eoberti Dod, et "Walteri Bealde apud Cantuariamdie sabbati in vigilia Assumptionis beate Marie xiiij d., et pro equiseorum xvj d.
Item solutas donaino Eoberto de Burghersshe x li. die lune invigilia Sti. Bartholomew
Sumina xviij li. viij s. ix d. ob.o. Item in expensis maioris et "Walteri Mareschal apud Cantu-
ariam die Sti. Bartholomei et in vino pro Edmundo de Passele,53
Eoberto de Stureye, et Thoma Dod ix d., et pro equis locatis viij d.Item in. expensis eoruudem ibidem die Jovis proxima post dictum
festum j d. ob. cf., et pro equis eorundem viij d.Item in expensis maioris Walteri Mareschal et Walteri Bealde
apud Cantuariam die sabbati proxima post festum Sti. Bartholomeiconimorando ibidem per j noctem ij s. iij d. et pro equis xij d.
a. Item allocates Waltero Bealde pro diversis expensis apud Can-tuariam, Bobbinge, Patricksbourne et alibi vs. ixd. ob.
b. Item in expeusis Ballivi, Maioris, Eoberti Dod, Walteri Maris-chal, Walteri Bealde, et aliorum, apud Cantuariam diebus Mer-curii, Jovis, et Yeneris, proximis ante festum Sti. Bartholomeidimidium marce preterea equos ; et pro equo maioris per predictosdies xij d.
Item in expensis die martis proxima post festum decollationisSti. Johannis scilicet maioris apud Cantuariam iiij d. et pro equoiiij d.
Item in expensis maioris apud Cantuariam die Jovis proximapost dictum festum v d. et pro equo iiij d.; eodem die pro transcri-ber! dis billis ij d. pro hominibus Sti. Augustini. Item in expensismaioris apud Cantuariam dominica proxima ante festum Nativitatisbeate Marie v d., et pro equo iiij d.
Item traditos magistro Johanni Everard ad impetrandum brevededimus potestatem vj d.
Item in expensis maioris apud Cantuariam die Veneris proximapost festum Nativitatis beate Marie j d. ob. et pro equo iiij d.
Item in expensis maioris apud Cantuariam die Martis in festoexaltationis Ste. crucis, et diebus Mercurii, Jovis, et Venerisproximo (sic) sequentibus iij s. vj d. una cum equis locatis. Itemdatos Ade de Eodewelle clerico domini Willelini de Bereford34 xl d.
Item Willelmo de Wytefeld armigero eiusdem dornini Willelmixld.
190 ARCHIVES Or FAVERSHAM, A.D. 1304-5.
Item in expensis maioris apud Cantuariam die dominica proximaante festum Sti. Mathei apostoli die lune in vigilia et martis mf esto eiusdera xxj d. una cum equo locate.
Item in expensis maioris apud Cautuariam die Veneris proximapost festum Sti. Mattel apostoli vj d. ob., et pro equo locate iiij d.ob. Item datos nunciis de Dovor' deferentibus litteras_pro auroEegine dominica proxima ante festum Sti. Michaelis iiij d. Itempro cera per Jacobum de Brenle ob.
Item liberates Stepkano Glanvyle ad expensas suas versusDoTor' ad petendum breve de ballivo per custodem liberandum x d.;et pro equo suo locato viij d.
Item in expensis apud London' scilicet Koberti de Stureye,Thome Dod, et maioris, incipientibus die martis proxima antefestum Sti. Michaelis per xj dies sequences iiij U, xviij s. yj d. ob.;una cum vino inisso domino Willelmo de Bereford, et brevibus im-petrandia ut patet per quaudam cedulam, etista fiebatur ad loquen-dum cum predicto domino Willelmo de Bereford super illis quelocuta f uerunt eidem apud Cantuariam.
Item solutos pro quadam miserieordia apud Boclande pro maiore,scilicet quia occupatus communibus negociis, et non potuifc venirecoram escalietore domini B-egis, prout summonitus fuit vj d.
Item in expensis Thome Everard, "Walteri Mareschal, K. Dod, S.Baldok, Jacobi Mercatoris, "Walteri Bealde, T. Aurif abri, S. G-lan-vyle, W. Ostreman,85 et E. Orre, apud London' a die lune proximapost festum Sti. Deonisii commorando ibidem super placifcum quidemeorum per quindenain, et quidem per viij septimanis et in exenniisscilicet ulnis et aliis et in stipendio servientis curie, et in ex-pensis f actis per eos per plures vices xx H. viij s. viij d. ob. $<*, utpatet per j cedulam. Item allocates Waltero Bealde pro j crekocommuni ad ignem emendum ij d. Item- in expensis Maioris versusDovor' ad loquendum cum Constabulario die (sic) martis et mercuriiproxima post festum Sti. Nicholai iij s.; et pro equo suo locatoviij d.
Item in j equo locato pro maiore versus Oluesbocton ad loquen-dum cum dicto domino Roberto die martis proxima post festumconceptionis beate Marie iiij d., et eodem die liberates Robulardeonti apud Dovor' iij d. Item dat' Thome de Basinge pro laboresuo et expensis pro distrinxionibus quas Abbas ceperat liberandumdie sabbati proxima ante festum Beati Thome apostoli xl d.; etservienti suo vj cL, et garconi suo ij d., et in vino pro eisdem ij d.
Item in j equo pro maiore versus Cantuariam in vigilia beatiThome appstoli ad loquendum cum Constabulario et vicecomiteKancie iiij d. Item in expensis maioris apud Cantuariam diebeate Thome martiris ad loquendurn cum Constabulario et Eobertode Stureye, vij d. ob., et pro equo suo locato iiij d.
Item in j equo locato pro maiore versus Oluesbocton (SougMonAlupk) in crastino cireumcisionis domini iiij d.
Summa, xxvij li. xiiij s. vij d, qtt.Item solutos pro auro regine de flue millium marcarum pro quin-
dena79 quinque portuum vij li. viij s. ij d.Item in expensis hominis deferentis dictos denarios apud
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London iij s. Item in factura cxiiusdam script! facti Nicholao deBrenle pro dictis denariis iij d. ob. Item liberates Thome Bverardad expensas suas versus Dovor' ad loquendum cum Constabulariopro predictis denariis xij d. Item liberates David eonti versusLondon pro sotulariis vj d., et pro expeusis suis iij d. Item liberatesWaltero Bealde ad inquirendum ubi custos esset et ad loquendumcum ipso pro predictis denariis ij s. Item datos Thome de BasingeBallivo Ward Dovor' quum veniebat ad faciendas distrinxiones propredictis denariis ut supersederet iij s., et garconi suo vj d. Itemliberates Stephano Q-lanvyle ad expensas suas versus Brodhelle provinis promissis domino principi ij s. viij d. 6mnia ista fiebant perJacobum de Brenle, dum mane fuit apud London.
Summa viij li- xvj d. ob.Item datos garconi bus Willelvni de Bernefeld9 et Elyeclerici die
lune proxima post festum Epiphanye domini vj d. Item in expensispro Thoma le JForster dominica proxima post festum Sti. Yincentiimartiris vij d. ol., per visum Thome Everard et N. de Brenle.
Item in expensis Maioris et Stepliani G-lanvyle et garconiseorum versus London' eondo comraorando et redeondo a die Martisproxima post festum conversionis 8ti. Pauli videlicet in expensisdicti Stephani per xv dies et in expensis predieti maioris per sixdies una cum exenniis ibidem missis et una cum expensis factis projSTicholao Tue et Roberto Brembel53 et aliia pro consuctudinibus abeis rogatis et in expensvs pro denariis domini llegis solveiidisxxxix s. X d. ob. ut plenius patet per j cedulam.
Item solutos Roberto de Stureye de pensione sua de terminoSti. Michaolis ij marcas.
Item solutos domino Eoberto de "Wardelby de pensione sua determino predicto xx s.
Item solutos Edmundo de Passele de pensione de predicto ter-mino Nativitatis domiiii xxs.
Item solatos apud London* ad complemlam solutiouem xx li.dotnini Regis de termino Sti. Michaelis Iv s. ij J.
Item in iiij millibus allecum emptis et missis vicecomiti Kanciexxv s. et pro portagio earundem j d,
Item allocates Alicie Seman"48 pro locatione domus eiusdem37 determinis Sti. Michaelis et Kativitate do mini xl d.
Item in expensis maioris versus Wy in festo Sti. Gregorii ad lo-quendum cum domino Coustabulario vij d. ob., cam equo locato. Itemin expensis Ballivi et maioris versus Hethe, ad audiendum ibidemmandatum doniini Regis et ad alia negocia cum Constabularioexpedita die lune, martis et mercurii prosimis post festum Sti.Q-regorii ij s. xj d., et pro equis eorum locatis xvj d.
Summa ix li. xvj s. j d. ob.Item solutos Galfrido Dagh38 de denariis quos maior recepit ab
eo apud London de ordeo ibi vendendo per eundem Galf'ridum iiij U.iiij s. j d. ob. Item in percameno empto pro rotttlo compoti j d. ob.'
Item allocates Boberto Dod de expensis factis apud Cantuariamdie sabbati proxima ante festum Sti. Bartholomei in piece mulett'xvj d. Item ibidem in vigilia Sti. Bartholomei in allece v d • inequis locatis pro eodera per vj vices apud Cantuariam ij s
192 ARCHIVES OF FAVEBSHAM, AJD. 1305 AND 1321.
Item allocates eidem pro j equo ad opus Nicholai de Brenleversus Dovor per ij vices xvj d.
Item datos Thome de Basinge ballivo "Ward pro distrinxionibusliberandis die Jovis in vigilia Annunciationis domine iij s., et ser-vienti suo vj d.
Item datos cuidam adferenti litteras a custode die sabbatiproxima post festum Sti. Ambrosii ij d.
Item in expensis Roberti Dod et maioris apud Hethe diebus mer-curii et Jovis proximis post clausum Pasche ad audiendum ibidemmandatum domini Regis xiij d., et pro equis eorum locatis ij s.
Item datos cuidatn JSfuncio adferenti litteras de servicio dominiEegis dominica proxima ante festum Sti. Elphegi ij d. Item inexpensis maioris et Nicholai de Brenle12 versus Brodhelle diedominica et lime proximis ante festum Sti. Elphegi pro serviciodomini Eegis xx d., et pro equis eorum locatis ij s. Item datosNuncio domini Eegis adferenti litteras de servicio domini Eegis diemercurii proxima post festum Sti. Elpaegi iiij d.
Summa c s. iij d.STTMMA STJMMABTTM Ixix li. xiij d. ob. f. Item iiij d.
Item pro misericordia dimidium marce et pro w. Ostreman v d.Item in ij copis vise' emptis ad equos constabularii die Jovisproxima post festum Sti. Elphegi xiij d.
No. 2.
Arreragia de tallagio facto die lune in festo Sti. Edmundi con-fessoris Anno regni regis Edwardi filii Eegis Edwardi xv° et de aliistallagiis precedentibus.Reginald le Perker . .Joh'es ate Welle . .Thorn. Mayde . . .Relicta Wil'mi ate GateRobtus. P i n . . . .Adam Sheawere . . .Johes. Seriant . . .Laur' le Heare . . .Adam Shipman . . .Relicta Henr' Blobber' .Alanus Dagh38 . . .Vicar' de Faversham70 .Osbtus. le Ropere . .Thorn' de Brenle12 . .Robtus. Goldfinch22 . .heredcs Simo'is Baldok21
Robtus. le Hert39 . . .Joh'es Dokyn . . .Walt' ate Rye . . .Bteph'us de Upmanton10
Stephus. Y u e . . . .Thorn" de SendeheauedeRobtus. de Crescebrok ,Relicta Fort . . . .Joh'es Seman48 . . .Ric'us MasJohes. Godard . . .Johes, de Makenhauede40
Thorn' de Copetone46 .Eelicta Joh'is de London'Stathius Triturator . .
TJ d.vjd.
In dorso.s. viij d. | heredes Joh'is de Bronston4'1
OSPEBNGB.
xijd
iij s. v d.xxij d.
ijs. rj<Z.vjrf.vjd. I
SUMMA ix lib. ix s. j d.
Johes. le Eok . .Hamo Asketyn . .Eic'us ate Sindane64
Prater Eobti. Lnllo
xij d.iiij d.viij d.
No. 3.Compotus Johanuis Q-oldwyne de tallagio facto pro servicio
domini Eegis die Lune proxima post festum translationis BeatiThome martiris anno Begin Eegis Edwardi filii Eegis Edwardisexto decimo, tempore Eoberfci le Hert tune maioris.
Arreragia.—Idem respondet de vij li. xj d. g." de arreragiistemporum precedentium.
Et de xxiK. xvij s. de tallagio supradicto. Et de iij s. iij d. receptisa B/icardo Q-ravene ad donarium solutum domino Priore die
Et de vij s. ix d. de Laurencio Tannatore55 de tallagio facto diemartis proxima ante festum Sti. Augustini in anno quiato decimo dequo Eobertus de Silgrave66 collector.
Et de xlrf. receptis de Eoberto Dod nomine Johannis le"Wronghe67 de tallagio predicto.
Et de dimidia marca recepta de magistro domus Dei62 tallagiipredicti tallagio facto die martis predicta.
Summa totalis receptorum xxix li. xix s. j d. ob.ESPENSAS:—liberates JonannileB arbour juniori58adexpensas
suas versus Sandwycum ad sciendum qualiter homioes eiusdem villese habebant pro servicio domini Eegis f aciendo ij s. per maimsJohannis Seman.
Item solutos Petro Hanyn59 iij s. iiij d. sibi a retro de faraScothie precepto maioris &c. per visum Eoberti de Silegrave.
Item solutos Thome Dagh in vigilia Apostolorum Petri et Paulixij s. vij d. per tall que continet xlij s.
Item solutos Thome Celrer pro j raalo et j virga ad batellum vij s.vj d. precepto maioris. Item solutos pro j reinige ad batellum vj d.
Item solutos Thome Bealde ij s. vj d. precepto maioris et per jtall' que attinet xixs. vj d. Item datos cuidam nuncio adferentilitteram a Willelmo Le Eou60 propter denarios sibi promissos iiij d.Item solutos Waltero Copyn pro posto'e cordar' ad navem xij d.
Swnma xxix s. viij d.Item solutos Thome Dagh dominica proxima post festum Trans-
lationis beati Thome martiris ,iiij li. vs. vj d. per visum maioris adexpensas nautarum.
Item solutos Eoberto Dod pro ciser' ab eo sumpto ad navem versusSkottiam xxxvij s. per visum maioris. Item in j exenuio missodomino Nicholao de Cryel Oonstabulario in Abbatniarn die veneris
vol. sir. o
194 ARCHIVES OE FAVERSEAM, A.D. 1322.
proxima ante festum beate Margarete in pane xviij d., in vino ij s.iij d. 6b.
Item datos cuidam Cartario ducenti victnalia usque la snore iij d.Item datos duobus nunciis domini Eegis die Jovis proxima ante
festum Sancti Petri ad vincula TJ d. ex loculo Eoberti de Silegrave.Item misso "Willelmo le Eou per parvum Johannem die venerisproxima ante predictum festum xx s.
Item liberates dicto Jobanni pro expensis suis deferenti predictosdenarios ad Dovor' iiij d. Item datos cuidam nuncio Domini Eegisadferenti breve propter grosser'80 die sabbati proxima ante festumSti. Petri ad vincula vj A. in jantaculo eiusdem ad tabernam ij d, ob.precepto maioris.
Item in j exenuio misso domino Nicbolao de Criol* in Abbathiarndie sabbati in crastino sancti salvatoris in pane xij d. in vino xx d.Item datos cuidam nuncio domini Eegis adferenti breve dominiEegis propter grosser' ad festum decollations Sancti Johannis vj d.
Item liberates "Waltero Marischal et Stephano ate Melle proexpensis suis coram Arcbiepiscopo apud Cantuariam die venerisproxima ante festum Sti. Martini ij s. Item in uno exennio missodomino Nicholao de Cryel constabulario die June proxima antefestum Sti. Edmundi Eegis ad domum Nicholai de Brenle in panexij d., in vino xx d.
Item in expensis Willelmi le Barber versus Sandwycum adsciendum qualiter naute se habebant versus flotam xx d. Itemdatos cuidam Massatori de Dovor' vj d. per maiorem.
Item solutos Abbati de Faversbam de termino Sti. Michaelis c s.Swnma xij U. xvij s. j d.
Item in nave La Barge ducenda ex marisco usque ad Warvamiiij d. Item liberates Willelmo Le Barber servieuti ad unamtunicam vs. precepto maioris.
Item datos cuidam nuncio de Dovor adferenti transcriptumbreve domini Regis quod passagium melius custodietur63 die Luneproxima ante festum Sti. Petri in cathedra vj d.
Item in cera empta ad sigillandam litteram ad domiuum Eegempropter Petrum Hanyn et alios j d.
Item datos cuidam nuncio domini Eegis adferenti breve dominiEegis die luue proximo post festum Sti. Gregorii quod haberemusduos bomines coram ipso domino Eege vj d.
Item datos ij nunciis domini Eegis die martis proximo postdictum festum iij d. Item liberates Jobanni Wade ad expensassuas versus Sandwycum ad sciendum diem quando bomines deSandwyco transirent versus dominum Eegem apud York iiij d.Item liberates Henrico Andreu81 et Ade Shipman ad expensas suasversus dominum Eegem apud York die veneris proximo antedominicam Palmarum Ix s. Item datos cuidam nuncio adferentibreve domini Eegis propter pacem inter dominum Eegem et ITlan-driam in vigilia Pasche vj d. Item datos ij nunciis domini Eegisdominica Pascbe iiij d.
Item datos nuncio domini Eegis adferenti breve domini Eegisdie lune in festo Sti. Ambrosii quod haberemus duos homines apudLondon coram domino Kege vj d. Item liberates Eicardo le
ARCHIVES OF FAVERSHAM, A.D. 1322-3. 195
Taylur die sabbati proximo post dictum festum pro expensis suis etEoberti de Silegrave versus London efc ibidem xs.
Item in stipendio Johannis G-oldwyne clerici a festo NativitatisSti. Johannis Baptistse usque in idem festum per annum xxvj s. viij d.et'ejusdem Johannis a festo Nativitatis Sti. Johannis Baptistse usquein festum Nativitatis domini j marcam.
Item allocates Thome de Brenle pro denariis solutis apud Jerne-muwe vs. ~s.d. db.
Swnma vj li. iiij s. ij d. ob.Summa omnium expensaruin et liberatoruin ~s.~x.li, xs. xj d. ob.Smnma omnium- arreragiorum xiij li. xj,«. iiij d.SuMiiA SUMMAETTM omnium expensarum et liberatorum et
arreragiorum xxxiiij li. ij s. iij d. ob.Et sic remanet communitas in debito Johannis G-oldwyne28 clerici
de isto compoto iiij li. iij s. ij d.Memorandum quod iste compotus redditus fuit coram
Henrico Andreu maiore, Eobto le Hert, Eobto de Silegrave, EicardoG-ravene, Johanne de "Wyngham, Eoberto de Crossebrok, Eicardole Tayleir, Thoma Batekoc, Eicardo Dreyland, Philippe Note, etaliis, die veneris proxima ante festum Sti. G-regorii anno Eegispredict! xviij0.
No. 4.
Arreragia de tallagio facto die lune proximo post festum trans-lationis beate Thome Martiris anno regai regis Edwardi filii EegisEdwardi xvj°.
Joh'es de TJpmanton10 iiij.?. ixA ob. y"Will'us Ohandeler . . . i i j d .Eic'us le Taylur . . . . x d. al>.Osbtus. Seman48 . . . . vj d.Hamo Dagh33 xv d.Thorn' Cherlman . . . . i j d .Matild' da Dover50 . . . xi j d.Juliana Fincgho . . . . v j d .Kog' de Brunston . . . . xxj d .Ric'us ate Lavende . . . iij d.Bartholomeus de Suttoue . iij d.Joh'es le Taylur . . . . i i j d.Jaket de Makenhaucde . . vj_ d.Gylbod Noreys iij d.Bteph'us Lynethe . . . . v d . q"Thorn' Tegnlator . . . . ixd.Cecilia Wlobestu' et pareenar' sui v d.Petr' Seman ij *. vj d.Kelicta Robti. Ohinalor. . iij d.Kobtus. Brembel . . . . ixc^.Will'us G-renehelde . . . vj d.Johes. Brembel . . . . vj d .Agnes manens justa domum
Robti. Dod . . . . i j d .Walt' Bealde vij d. aft.Eic'us Haroward . . . . i i j s . i i j d .Hugo Skot iiij d. nl.Allanus ate Fordo. . . . di' marc'heredes Robti. le Eewe . . yj d.Alicia Batekoc . . . . iij *. iij d
o 2
beredes Willi. ate • . ix d.Willus. Kelle ij s.heredes Johis. B r e s t . . . vj d.Robtus. Pin , . . . ij s. iij d. ob. yheredos Rog'i Orre1 . . xvij d. ob. q"Vicar' de Faversham'0 . . xij d.Will'us de Dovor'50 . . . vj d.Petr' de C a p e l l a 6 4 . . . . xij d.Audr' Mercator ] d , ob.Will'us Pate iij d.Walt' Mareschal2 . . . . xxj d.Mabilia Bealde18 . . . . i i j d.heredes Walteri de Upmanton10 vj d.Relicta Eioi. Hockele . . • iij d.Joh'es Weliwer . . . . xi j d .heredes Thome Everard" . vj d.Johes, Jokyn di' marc'Rad'us Note24 vj d.heredes Simo'is Baldok31 . xxj d.Joh'es le Barbour53 . . . xviij d.Steph'us de Upmanton10 . iiij s.Thorn, et Ric'us Bealde18 . is d.Robtus. de Cressebrok . . iij s. vj d.heredes Steph'i Everard11 . xi'j d.Simon ate Stocke . . . rj d.Lenerd de Stapeya73. . . iij d.Thorn' Dagh«s sx] d.Petr' Hanyn5" vj d.Gilbtus. de Brenle13 , , . ' iij d.Ric'us Digon iir] d.
196 ARCHIVES OF FAVERSHAM, A.D. 1323-4.
Thorn' Batekoc . .Will'us Coreour . .Emma ate Pirye74
Philippus de Gkrenleve
heredes . . .
heredes .. . ,
xij d.iiij d.iiii d.
In o
ii d. a"
Adam de Broctoue . . .Will'usWalt'usOsbertus
largo.mag'rJohesMath'us
iij d.*Sj&vj d.
iiij d. nb.
ij.?. j d.bid.
STTHMA iiij li. iij,?. iij d.
liob'tus Goldfinch . .
JI agora, de Brenle .Andr' Mercator . .Joh'es de MakenhauedeJoh'es de WynchelseSteph'us de UpmantonThorn' de
Will'us ate ForstallHog' de BromstonWill'us de ChollokWill'us de Grenehelde
iij d.viij d.
v\d.
iiij d.xviij d.
vj d.r\d.v j d .vj d.vj<#.iij^.
No. 5.
Arreragia de fine facta coram marisehal domini Eegis die sabbtiproximo post festum Sti. Ambrosii anno regni regis Edwardifilii Eegis Edwardi xvj.
Eob'tus Dod vj d.Joh'es Frere junior iij d.Henr' Frere senior iij d.Matild' de Dover . xij d.Joh'es Dreylond . xviij d.Thorn' Batekoe . vj d.Joh'es Gylward .A Harms ate Forde vj d.Steph'us ate Wode xij d.Kyngesmelle67 . . .Laur' Tannator . . iiij d.Mabel de Brokedele76 ' iiij d.
SUMMA xiiij *. ix d.
Summa de arreragiis Johannis Goldwyne de unotallagio deannoxv°, et de anno xvj", de duobus tallagiis; et de arreragiis de finedomini Eegis de anno xvj° que continet xiij li. xviij s. x d. q*.
Item de tallagio Thome Dagh anno xviij0 que continet vij li.vij s.
Summa summarum xx li. xix s. v d. q"- preter arreragia Kicardide G-ravene.
Summa de arreragiis Johannis Q-romer' de fine domini Eegisanno decimo nono eb continet xxv s. j d.
Summa de Arerag' Eicardi de Q-ravene anno xvj° et continetx li. vij s. iiij d.
No. 6.Arreragia tallagii facti die lune proximo post festum Sti. Bartho-
lomei anno regni regis Edwardi filii Eegis Edwardi octavo decimo ;tempore tuncMaioris Eicardi de Gravene, per dominum Eobertuni deKandale militem, et constabularium castri Dovor', custodemque quin-que portuum, electi et coram ipso pro domino Eege jurati • et perdictum maiorem et communitatem Thomas Dagh electus dictumtallagium colligendum, que capiendum compotum eisdem reddendum.Abbas de Faveraham .Blemosinar' deFavershamWill'us Ooneyire7" . . . .Petr' Sohipman . . . .
Walt'us Poynaunt . . . x d.Thorn. Celrer xij<#.Rog's Upeknyne . . . . i j d.Will'us de Oreaston . . . ij dNote Fordyng ij d.Adam Page j d, 06.Henr' ate Forde . . . . i i j d.Kelicta Rob'ti Carpenter •. iij d.Juliana de Capella154 . .' . iij s. vj d.Thorn' de Brenle . . . . xvirj d.Johanna Maresohal . . . vj d.hered. Walt'i Mareschal . iij d.Will's le Carpenter . . . vs.Mabella Bealde . . . . i i j d .Relicta Ric'i Hokkele . . iij d.Steph's do Makenhauede . vj s. viij d.Et pro tenemento . . . . vj d.Rob'tus le Hert . . . . xls. q'ss*Hoi'. Thome Everard . . vj s.Joh's Dikyn vj s. viij d.hered' Simonis Baldok . . ix d.Steph'n de Upmanton . vij s. iiij^. ob.
Ric's Bealde xij d.Hered' Steph'i Bverard . x,?.Petr1 Hanyn vj d.Gilb'tus le Bray . . . . i i j d.Thorn' de Stokis . . . . i j d.Gilb'tus de Brenle . . . xviij d.Et de gracia sua . . . . vj ,«. viij d.premiss' eoram maioi-e e vieario
dc Favcrsham et ceteris fidedignis Summa iiij U. vij s. iij d, q"
Hcred. Joh's de Upman-ton iiij s. ix d. ob. g^
Ric'us le Tayllour . . .vs.nd.ob.
In ad.
. . . . vj d.Adam . . . . xviij d . ol>.Rob'tus le Hert39 . . . . rj d.Will'us . . . . iiij r f .Philippus de Grenhamme . vj d.Will's tiyon xij dEdmundus Carnifex . . . i i j d .Jacobus de Brenle12 . . . -vs. xd.
OSPEMagister domus Dei de Os-
prenge vj s. ix dRic'us Poteman . . . . i i j d.
hered . Joh'is Ledel . . . xvj d. ofj.Matheus Carnifex . . . iii d.Adam Caperoun . . . . . iii'j A.
Osebertus Seman . . . . vj d .Henr' Andreu ij s. vj d.Will'us Tannator . . . . ij d.Joh's Poynaunt . . . . j d. ob.Arnoldus Faber . . . . j d. ob.Will's Owwyne . . . . i i j d.Berth's de Suttone . . . xv d.Joh'es Taylour . . . . iij d.Simon le Webbe . . . . iij d.Thorn' Eyolf iij d.Joh's le Wronge . . . . ij s. ij d.Matild's Lynche . . . . i i j d,Rob'tus Lulls . . . . xij d. ol>. q"Hteph'us Lynche . . . . v d. <fThorn, le Teghelere . . . vj S.Rob'tus Niele iij d.Will'us Hottewelle . . . iij d.Hered. Joh'is le Reade , . iij d.Celestris Blobber' et parcenar' sui vj 5.Emma Sadeleris . . . . i i j d .Will's de Ikham . . . . iij d.Relicta Steph'i Caldclot. . j d. ol.Edmundus de Horapoldre . ij d.Joh's de Molosshe capellanus vj d.Robtus. de Selgravo . . . xij .5. vj d.Joh's Johnet j d. ob.Joh's Godyer vj d.Rob't Dod . . . . xnij ,?Matild-1 de Dovor . . . . xviij d .Relicta Joh'is Dreilond . . iiij ,t.Joh's de Berewell . . . iij d.Ric'us Foghelere . . . . xx d.Relicta Tristrammi Aurifabri iij d,Job's Coreour iij dAllanus ate Forde . . . x s.Rob'tus Morecok . . . . iiij d. ob.
Swnma iij li. viij *. viij d. ob. ([".
orso.Rog's Tanoige iij d.Thorn' xv (I.Margaret' de Yoklctc7? . . ij n. iij d,Statins Triturator . . . i i j d .Hered' Joh'is Homan . . vjs. vj rlbored' Joh's de Creaton' . xij d.Alicia Scoshis . ix d. itb. tja
Her' Joh'is de Bronston47 . vj d.Swnma xxvj a. ij A.
ENGE.
Michael de Brokedale . . vj d.Ric'us Asketyn . . . . iiij d.
Henr' Longestep . . . . iiij d.Job's Seriaunt senior . . iiij d.Joh's le Role xij d.
Summa xij s. vj d.SUMMA STJMMAETTM totius arreragii ix li. xiiij s. viij d.
198 ARCHIVES OP FAVEB.SKAM, A.D. 1304-24.
NOTES.(1) Roger Orre. See Arch. Cant., Vol. X., p, 227 («).(2) Walter MarUoTuil. See Aroh. Cant., Vol. X., p. 230 (0- Johanna and
the heirs of Walter are mentioned in the arrears of tallage of 18 Ed. II. DionisMerchalis is named in a list of brewers at Faversham, in a tallage of 1 Ed. III.
(3) Robert de Sturey received from the men of Favershaffi an annualpension for his help. Geoffrey de Sturey was a Juror on Inquests held by theSheriff of Kent and bailiffs of Canterbury, 35 Hen. III. Bich<i de Sturey wasMember of Parliament for Salop 23 Ed. I., and for Shrewsbury 29 Ed. I. and6 Ed. II. Henry de Sturey was Member of Parliament for Canterbury, andJohn de Sturey was Member for Barnstaple, 15 Ed. II. Sir Thomas Storeypossessed the manor of Lee from the time of Eichd II. until the reign of Hen. VI.(Arch. Cant., II., pp. 303,304 ; Hasted's Hist, of Kant, i., p. 64 ; ParliamentaryRi-turn, 1878.)
(4) Gmstaliulariiis. Sir Eobert de Burghersshe was Constable of DoverCastle, and Warden of the Cinque Ports, 29, 30, 31, 33, and 34 Ed. 1. He isdescribed in one of the Faversham Eecords as Lieutenant of Sir Step, dePencester, Constable and Warden in 25 Ed. I. He summoned Jeffery Bocton,Abbot of Faversham, to appear at Shipwcy and answer for trespasses com-mitted. As the Abbot declined to attend, he was arrested and sent to DoverCastle. The Archbishop thereupon cited the Warden in his ecclesiastical court,and on Sir Eobert refusing to plead he was condemned. The King, however,compelled the Archbishop to reverse his sentence. Bartholomew, son of SirEobert, lived at Plumstead. He was knighted, at the taking of Caerlaverock in1300, and was Warden of. the Ports in the 1st, 23rd, and 28th of Ed. III.Another Eobert de Burghersshe appears to have succeeded Edmund of Wood-stock as Warden, 4 Ed. III. Sir Robert de Jiendale is named in the Favershamtallage arrears as Warden and Constable, 18 Ed. II. Sir Nwhol-as do Oriolwas Constable, 16 Ed. II. In 19 Ed. II. he was appointed Admiral from theThames westward, with orders to prevent all suspected persons from sailingout of the kingdom. While the Queen was preparing to land, the fleet sailedto the westward and took 170 sail from the French, and brought them safe intoharbour, (Furley's Weald of Kent, ii., pt. 1, p. 227 ; Hist. M8S. Oommisswn,IV. Re]>', p. 425 &. ; Knocker's Court of Shipivay, pp. 109 to 112.)
(5) JialUvus. See Aroh. C/int., X., p. 228 (g). Wm. de Chepstede wasbailiff in 1292 ; Wm. da Mafcenhaueiio in 1295 ; Thomas Everard 1306 ; Walterle Osterman before 1306 ; and Stephen de la Dane in 1321.
(fi) Nimoio de, Scaecarii. Sec Aroh. C/int., X., p. 22« (J).(7) Roger ate Doune. The name of Roger ate Doune does not appear
amongst those of inhabitants of Favevsham. In 1227 Hamon de la Downe hadland in or near Yalding. He also held Downe Court in Lenliam, as half aknight's foe ; as did Lawrence heir of Eobert de la Downe, 20 Ed. III. .JohnDowne lived there, and died possessed 0 Ed. IV. and left issue, by his wifeIsabella, two sons, John and Thomas. Thomas and Gilbert ate Dune wereJurors on an inquest as to lands of Robert de Sovantz, 33 Hen. III. Eobert ateDoune held half a knight's fee in Lenham, 38 Hen. III. John ate Doune wasMember of Parliament for Seaforsl, 19 Ed. II. Downe Court Hanoi- in Downeparish belonged, in the reigns of Ed. I. and II., to Eichd de Downe, who, withhis wife Margery, was buried in the chancel of Downe Church. The familywas extinct there before the middle of Edward III.'s reign. In 20 Ed. III.,John, son of John de la Doune, paid aid at making the Black Prince a knight,for the 10th of a knight's fee in Byerlynges. (Hasted's J&t. of Kent, i., p. 11G,ii., pp. 200, 374, 449 ; Aroh. Cant., II., p. 297, XII., p. 232.)
(8) Vioeoomcs Ka.nc\a>. Warretius de Valoignes, who had possessions atNewington near Hythe, was Sheriff, 32 and 33 Ed. I. (to Mich. 1304) ; and hewas succeeded by John de Northwode, who held office for two years in 34 and35 Ed. I.
(9) W. DernefaU. William Bernefeld was locum, tenons of the Constableof Dover Castle. In the Weald of Kent there are the hundreds of Great orEast Barnfield, and Little or West Barnfleld.
ARCHIVES OF FAVERSEA.M, A.D. 1304-24. 199
(10) De Upmtmton. See Areh. Cant., X., p. 229 (p). Walter, and Ms twosons, Thomas and John, are mentioned in the Writs of 1305 ; Stephen andJohn, and the heirs of Walter, are named in the arrears of the tallage of 1322 ;and Stephen, and the heirs of John, in the arrears of the tallage of 1324. Thewife of Stephen is described as a brewer in a tallage of 1327. Stephen wasMayor in 1343. John was defendant in a fine of lands in Davington, Murston,Luddenhana, Stone, and HernhUl, 6 Ed. II. Alice, John, and Richard arementioned in an Inquest as to the Kentish rebellion in 1382. There is a hamletin Bexley parish called Upton. The Manor of Sibbertswold has also beenknown as Upton Wood ; a farm called (Jpton is in the borough of Felderland,and parish o£ Word.
(11) Mverard. See Areh. Cant., X., p. 229 (n). Thomas Everard wasbailiff of Faversham, 85 Ed. I. Stephen, and Johanna his wife, and Stephentheir son, were plaintiffs in a fine of land in Norton and Buckland, 2 Ed. II. ;Thomas, son of Thomas, and Johanna were plaintiffs in a fine of lands inDavington, Murston, Luddenham, Stone, and Hernehill, 6 Ed. II. Margaret,daughter of Thomas, was defendant in a fine of messuage, land, and rents inDavington, Murston, Luddenham, Faversham, and Stone; and Johanna,widow o£ Thomas, was wife of Walter Copyn, 7 Ed. II. Thomas was chargedfor the half of " Kynges mille," in I'aversham, in. atallage, 1 Ed. III. Thomaswas Member of Parliament for Canterbury, 2 Ed. III.; Edmund, for Somerset,34 Ed. I.; 6 and 7 Ed. II.; and John for Rochester, 4 Hen. VI. (Areh. Cant.,XI., pp. 317, 356 ; XII., p. 298. Parliamentary Return, 1878.)
(12) DeJBrmle. See Aroli. Cant., X., p. 231 (e), where the name is misspelt"Breule." Nicholas is mentioned in Computi of B3 Ed. I., and 1G Ed. II.;James in Computus of 33 Ed. I., tallage arrears of 16 and 18 Ed, II.; Thomasand Gilbert, in Computus of 16 Ed. II, and tall age arrears of 15 and 18 Ed. II.;and Magera, in Computus of 16 Ed. II. Nicholas was a Jurat in 1292 ; andJames was Mayor in 1303. Thomas is named in a tallage at Faversharn,1 Ed. III., as a taverncr. Henry and Lawrence were named' in an Inquest asto the Kentish, rebellion in 1381. Brenley, in the neighbouring parish ofBoughton-under-Blcan, gave name to a family, one of whom, Sir Lawrence deBrinley, flourished there in the reign of Ed. I., and in his descendants it con-tinned, till one of them sold it to John Roper, who died in 1489. (Plasted'sJlixt. Kent, iii., p. 2 ; Areh. Cant., III., p. 89.)
(13) Dnd. See AreJi. Cant., X.. p. 228 (J). Eobert, and Tho" his son, arementioned in the Computus of 83 Ed. I., and Robert alone in Compntus 16 Ed.II., and tallage arrears 16 and 18 Ed. II. In the seventh year of Ed. II.,Thomas, of Favershnm. Johnnna, his wife, and John, his son, were plaintiffs,and Robert Dorl, of Fuvcrsham. and Simon do Cbilton, chaplain, defendants,iu a fine of a messuage and thirty-sis acres in Faversbam ; Robert Dod, andThomas, his son. were plaintiffs in a fine of land in Ospringo; Robert wasplaintiff, and Thomas defendant, in a fine of huul in Ospringc, Farersham, andPreston. In a taliagc. at FaYershnm, 1 Ed. Ill,, the wife of Rob. Rod ischarged in the list of brewers. Qalfrid Bod was Member of Parliament forWarwick Borough, in 1314 ; and Roger for New Romney, in 1378. Lady deRoos, John Code, John Fleming, and their coparceners, paid aid for oneknight's fee, in 20 Ed. III., which Rich" de Chilham before held in Withorling,in Moldash parish. Robert Dodde was seised of tjouthouse, in Selling, 4 Eliz.(Arch. Cant,., XII., pp. 293, 295, 300; Hasted's Hist. Kent., iii., pp. 24, 144 ;Parliamentary Return, 1878.)
(14) JBatceoIt. See Arcli. Cant., X., p. 231 (#'). Roger and Thomas arementioned in Computus of 33 Ed. I.; Thomas, in Ullage arrears, of 16 Ed. II.;and Alicia, in tallage arrears, of 15 and 1G Ed. II.; Elena, Alicia, and the wife
. of Thomas are charged as brewers in a tallage, 1 Ed. III.(16) Le Henrti. Walter le Heare was Juror in an Inquest as to land in Dene,
37 Hen. III. (Areti. Cunt., II., p. 310.)(16) Roger le Jirafiazon and Gilbert da K.o'bery were. Judges at West-
minster.(17) Andrew de Batlcseomte, Andrew does not appear as an inhabitant of
Favcrsham. William was a Juror in an extent of the lands of the Earl ofAlbermarle, in Kent, 44 Hen. III. Thomas was Member of Parliament for
200 ARCHIVES Ol FAVERSHAM, A.D. 1304-24.
Rochester, 26 Bd. I., and Robert 29, 33, 34 Ed. I., 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, and 14 Ed. II.(Arch. Cant., III., p. 249 ; Parliamentary JRetnrn, 1878.)
(18) Bealdo. See AroJi. Cant., X., p. 231 (y). Walter was a Jurat ofPaversham, in 1292. He is mentioned in the Computus of 33 Ed. I., andtallage arrears of 15 Ed. II. Wolmer is named in the Computus of 33 Ed. I.;Thomas in the computus and tallage arrears of 16 and 18 Ed. II. ; Mabilia aridRichard in the tallage arrears of Ifi and 18 Ed. II.; and Richd amongst thetipplers in a tallage 1 Ed. III. In 1534, Tho" Bealde, of Godmersham, died,seised of Khodes Court, in Selling, leaving issue by Godleafe, his wife, twodaughters, to whom he devised that Manor in tail general. (Hasted's Hist,Kent, iii., p. 24.)
(19) De Basinge. John and Thomas are described in the Computus of 33Ed. I. as bailiffs of the Guard of Dover Castle. John de Basinge %vas M.P. forSouthampton county 5 Ed. II. ; William de Basinge, of Kennardington, wasknighted at Caerlaverock in 1300 ; was Sheriff of Kent 7 Ed. II. ; M.P. for Kent8 Bd. II., and died in that year, leaving Margaret his widow, only daughter andheiress of Sir Thomas de Normanville. Through her he became entitled to theManor of Kennardington and a large inheritance in Rutlandshire. He wasdescended from Solomon de Basinge, Sheriff of London, in the last year ofKing John, and from Adam de Basinge, Lord Mayor of London, 36 Hen. III.,on the site of whose house Blackwell Hall was afterwards built, and from whomthe adjoining street and Ward were called Basinghall Street and Basing Ward.Several Basings were afterwards Sheriffs of London. Sir Thos, son of Sir Wil-liam and Margaret, died 23 Ed. III. He left a son, John, then eight years old,who was afterwards knighted, and died 7 Rich. II., leaving a son, Thomas,who died without issue. Sir John de Basing, his uncle, succeeded to his in-heritance, and died, 24 Hen. VI., without issue. Alice Marwortb, his sister,then became entitled. (Hasted's Hist. Sent, i., cviii ; iii., 115, 116.)
(20) Hereword. Henry Hereword is mentioned in the Computus of 33Ed. I.; and Eichd. Hareword in the tallage arrears of 16 Ed. II. ; the wife ofEichard, in a list of brewers, in a tallage of 1 Ed. III. Eich. Hereword heldone quarter of a knight's fee in Barfreston, 38 Hen. III. William was owner ofland in Eastling, 46 Hen. III. John was M.P. for Arundel, 30 Ed. I. Wm.Hereword, knt., was M.P. for Devon, 14 Ed. II., and Wm. was M.P. for Corn-wall, 17 Ed. II, Thomas was Mayor of Faversham in 1473. (Arch. Cant.. III.,p. 252; XII., p. 210 ; Parliamentary Return, 1878.)
(21) JSaldoh. Simon is named, with other townsmen, as defendant in awrit of Capias, at the suit of Philip de Jutebergh, 2 June, 33 Bd. I.; in theOomputus of 33 Ed. I. ; in a writ at the suit of the Abbot of Faversham, 16June, 34 Ed. I., for removing chattels which the Abbot had distrained ; theheirs of Simon are referred to in the tallage arrears, 15, 16, and 18 Ed. II.; andLecia, in the tallage arrears of 15 Ed. II.
(22) GoUfinch. See Arch. Cant., X., p. 228 (i).(23) Orel/land. The family of Dreylond, or Dryland, held an important
position in the town and neighbourhood of Faversham, and resided at Cooks-ditch, in Favershara, from the time of Ed. III. until the reign of Hen. VII.Wynand de Dryland was Eector of Snodland, in 1295. Eobert Dreyland helda tenement in Sheldwich, 1305. John is mentioned in the Computus of 33Ed. I., and the fine arrears of 16 Bd. II. ; and his widow in the tallagc arrearsof 18 Ed. II. Richard is named in the Computus of 16 Ed. II. John wasM.P. for Kent in 1425. James Dryland was of Davington; he possessedRoyton manor in Lenham in the reign of Hen. VI. His daughter and soleheiress, Constance, married, 1st, Sir Thomas Walsingham, 2ndly, John Grene,Esq. By her first marriage, she had three sons and one daughter. She died in1476. In 1486, Eobert Drilond, gent., and John Drilond of London, draper,with other feoffees, granted in pursuance of the will of James Drilond deceaseda rent-charge of 6s. 8d., out of lands in Davington, Preston, Ospringe, Oare,Stone, Luddenham, and Faversham, to be bestowed by the Churchwardens ofFaversham on the annual obit and commemoration of James Driland. RichardDryland lies buried, with Catherine his wife (daughter of Sir Maurice Brune,knt.), in St. George's Church, Botolph Lane, London. He died 1487. In 5Hen. VIII., Reginald Dryland married Christian, daughter and coheir of.
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George Haut of Pluckley, and widow of John Bering. He died 23 Hen. VII.William Dryland, 21 Hen. VII., died seised of 144 acres in Faversham andPreston ; and Richard and Matthew were his sons and heirs. Biohd. Dryland,senr., was Mayor of Faversham in 1515, 1519, 1524, 1531 ; Richard in 1532-3-4,1541-2-3 ; John in 1553 ; John, junr., in 1555.
(24) Not/i. John is mentioned in. the Compntns of 33 Ed. I.; Philip in theOomputus of 16 Ed. II.; Ralph in the tallage arrears of 16 Ed. II. ; the widowof Ralph, and the wife of Philip, as brewers, in a tallage of 1 Ed. III.
(25) Shopman. Adam is named in the Computus of 33 Ed. I., the tallagearrears of 15 Ed. II., the Oomputus of 16 Ed. II., and the tallage arrears of18 Ed. II. Peter is named in the tallage arrears of 18 Ed. II., and his wife ismentioned, as a brewer, in a tallage of 1 Ed. III.
(26) Stephen Glanvyle. His wife Mabilia is named as plaintiff in an actionof trespass at Faversham. 31 Ed. I.
(27) Lo Blobbcre. Henry is mentioned in the Computus of 33 Ed. I. ; hiswidow, in the tallage arrears of 15 Ed. II.; Celestris in the tallage arrears of18 Ed. II.; and the wife of Robert, as a brewer, in tallage of 1 Ed. III. ;Lawrence was one of the assessors of the tallage, 1 Ed. III.
(28) Goldivyne. John is named as Town Clerk in a Computus of 33 Ed. I.,and of 16 Ed. II.; his widow is mentioned amongst the brewers, and Galfridamongst the tipplers, in the tallage of 1 Ed. III.; Walter was a Juror in anInquest as to the land of the King's Hospital at Ospritige, 36 Hen. III. Gilbertand John were together Members of Parliament for Rochester, 17 Ed. II.; andGilbert alone was Member in 1 and 4 Ed. III.
(29) Pro j sacho. This word is partly obliterated by damp. It probablymeans a sack of corn, appropriated by the Purveyors of the Prince, during hisstay at the Maison Dieu, at Ospringe.
(."(') Finis fa eta Anno liegni Regis Edn*ardi xxx°. The following appearsto .bo the record of the Fine here rei'erred to :—Barones do Favereshfitn iinemfecerunt cum Rege coram venerabili patre W. Covcntrie ct Lychiield EpiscopoThesaurnrio Regis pro quingentas marcas pro earta Regis habcnda de diversislibert ati bus per Regem concessis ot pro perdonatione amerciamentorum in qneinciderunt coram Rege et coram Roberto de Burghersh custode quinque por-tuum et etiam pro perdonatione transgressionum per ipsos K. factarum occa-sione quarundam libertatum regalium quas sibi presumptuose usurpabant undesolverunt in Garderoba Regis Johanni de Drokenesford Custodi eiusdem Gar-derobe centum marcas et de residuis quadringcntis marcis solvent ad scaccariumRegis in festo pasche anno domini m°ccciiij viginti libras et in festo Sti.Michaelis proximo sequent! viginti libras et sic de anno in annum ad eosdcmterminos quadraginta libras quousque predicte quadringente marce Rpgi ibidempersolvantur Teste Rege apud Westm. xv die Novembris anno rogni RegisEdwardi xxx°.
(31) Dm. Johannes da Northeivod. See " On the brass of Sir John deNorthewode and Lady in Minster Church, Sheppey," Arch. Ca-nt., IX., p. 148.
(32) Walter do Harsele. Walter de Horselo was clerk of the Sheriff ofKent. Richard de Horseloy was M.P. for Northumberland, from 28 Ed. I. to10 Ed. II.
(33) Edmund de Passele. See Arch. Cant., X., p. 231 (gli). Edmund dePassele, afterwards, became a Baron of the Exchequer. He was plaintiff in aflue of land and rent in Middele and Old Romncy, 7 Bid. II.; Robert de Passelewas M.P. for Sussex 23 and 28 Ed. I.
(34) Dns. W'" de Hereford. Richd cle Bereford, clerk, was Lord Treasurer,34 Ed. I. One William Bereford became possessed of Kutton Manor, in Bordonparish, 10 Ed. IV. (Hasted's Hint. Kent., ii., p. 565.)
(35) Walter Oatrcma-n. Walter Ostrcmon was Town Sergeant and one ofthe Keepers of the Market, 32 Ed. I. Matilda is mentioned in the tallage of1 Ed. III.
(36) JDns. Robertns de Wardelby. By indenture, dated at Kavcreham, onSaturday next after the Feast of S. Barnabas the Apostle, the Mayor andBarons of Faversham, for his counsel and assistance against their adversaries,bound themselves to pay Sir Robert de Wardelby 40s. per annum, by equalhalf-yearly instalments, at Michaelmas and Easter.
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(37) Domus Alioie Se-man. Pleas were held in the house of the heirs ofSimon Seman and also in the market and in the churchyard of Faversham, in31 Ed. I.
(38) Dagh. See Arch. Cant., X., p. 229 (7i). Hamo is named in Computus33 Ed. I., and in tallage arrears 15 and 16 Ed. II.; Galfrid, in Computus 33Ed. I. ; Alanus, in tallage arrears 15 Ed. II. ; Thomas, in Computus, and intallage arrears, 16 Ed. II.
(39) Le Hcrt. Eobert le Hert was Mayor in 1323 and 1327, and wascharged in a tallage of 1 Ed. Ill, in respect of half of Kings mill, in Faversham.One Eichd le Hurt was M.P. for Lewes, 5 Ed. II.
(40) De Maluinliaucdt:. The manor of Macknade is in the adjoining parishof Preston. William de Makenhauede was bailiff of Faversham in 21 Ed. I.;John is mentioned in the tallage arrears 15 Ed. II., fine arrears 10 Eel. II., andtallage 1 Ed. III. ; Jaket, in tallage arrears 16 Ed. II. ; Stephen, in tallagearrears IS Ed. II. In 26 Ed. III., William was released, by the Mayor andCommons of Faversham, from payment of tallages during his life. In 15 Rich.II., William de Makenade had a grant from Tho" Chicche of 20s rent out of amessuage in the Woolmarket at Faversham.
(41) De Gravene. Graveney is the name of an adjoining parish and manor.John de Gravene, described as one of the Jurats of Faversham in 21 Ed. I.,was grantee, in 23 Ed. I., of a messuage in Church Lane, near the cemetery ofthe Blessed Mary at Faversham. In 24 Ed. I., the title of Richard, son of John,to a house in Faversham, was acknowledged in Halimot, before Nicholas deDovor, steward, Walter Marchal, mayor, 12 jurats, and others of the Commonsthen present. Juliana de Gravene is named in the tallage arrears, 15 Ed. II. ;Richd., in the Computus of 16 Ed. II.; and the wives of Thos. and Richard aretaxed, as brewers, in the tallage of 1 Ed. III. Richd was witness to a grant ofland in Faversham, 16 B,ich. II.
(42) De Molcssc. Molash is a parish adjoining Chilham.(43) Ate Stapele. Staple Street is in the neighbouring parish of Hernhill.(44) De. Sadlanmer. Badlesmere, a neighbouring parish and manor.(45) De titapcxdone. Stuppington, formerly esteemed a manor, is in the
neighbouring parish of Norton. Dionesia de Stopesdone is named in thetallage arrears. 15 Ed. II.; and Homy Stopyndene, in tallage of 1 Ed. III.
(46) DK Copt-ton. Copton is the principal manor in the adjoining parish ofPreston.
(47) De Jirnnston. Brinnyston is a borough in the manor of Faversham.The heirs of John de Bronston are referred to in tallage arrears, 15 and 18Ed. II. Roger is named in the tallage and fine arrears, 16 Ed. II. ; and hiswidow is charged, with the brewers, in the tallage of 1 Ed. III.
(48) Si-man. Pleas were held in the house of the heirs of Simon. 31 Ed. I.Alice and the heirs of Simon are mentioned in the Computus 33 Ed. I. ; Johnin the tallage arrears 15 Ed. II., and Computus 16 Ed. II.; Osbert and Peter intali.igc arrears, 16 Ed. II. ; Osbert in tallagc arrears, 18 Kd. II. The wives ofOsbert and Peter occur amongst the brewers, in tallage 1 Ed. III.
(49) DC Cantunr'ta. In 23 Ed. I., William de Cantuaria and Godelend hiswife, daughter of Thos. lo Draper, sold a messuage in Church Inne, Favcrsham,to John cle Gravene. Wm. do Cantuaria is named in the tallage arrears, 15Ed. II.
(50) De Do-car, Nicholas de Doror was Steward of Faversham, 21 Ed. 1.In the pleadings at Faversham, 31 Ed. I., is the following :—Memo'1 quod diemartis proximo post festuni Sti. Laurencii, GilberLus de Dovor venit coramMaiore ballivo et Juratis et dixit quod homines de Calleys ipsum ce.perunt innave sua per costeram Anglie ox opposito de Drewelle et ipsum duxerunt usqueCallcys et ibidem ipsum imprisonaverunt et bona et oatalla sua per diversasparticulas ad valentiam xliij librarum x sulidorum et viij denariorum ceperuntet asportaverunt et adhnc cadem bona injuste ei detinent ad dampnum suum xxmarcarum et hoc probavit super sancta evangelia una cum comprobatoribussubscriptis videlicet per Stephanum filium Stcphani le Taylur, GilbertutnHughelot, Willelmum de Hcrteyc, Willelmum Hugbelyn, et Simonem deTenham, qui pmnes una cum predicto Gilberto sacramcnta prestiterunt. In 34Ed. I., this Gilbert, described as a Baron of Faversham, gave to John le Packer,
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a baron of Sandwich, a general power of attorney to recover his goods anddebts, etc. Win., brother of Gilbert, is mentioned in. pleadings at Faversham,32 Ed. I., and in tallage arrears, 16 Ed. II. Matilda is mentioned in thetallage arrears, 15, 16, and 18 Ed. II., a.nd fine arrears Ifi Ed. II., and the wifeof William is taxed, amongst the brewers, in the tallage of 1 Ed. III.
(51) Ate Melle. See Arch. Cant., X., p. 228 (li).(62) Le Carpenter. William is named in the Computus 33 Ed. I., and
tallage arrears 18 Ed. II.; and amongst the " Potiatrices" in the tallage of1 Ed. III.; Eobert, in pleadings 32 Ed. I.; and his widow, in the tallagearrears, 18 Ed. II.
(53) Brembel. Eobert is named in Computus, 33 Ed. I. ; Eobert and Johnin tallage arrears, 16 Ed. II. ; and amongst the sellers of fish in tallage, 1Ed. III.
(54) Biclid ate Sindane. Sindane, now called Syndale, is a valley in theadjoining parish of Ospringe.
(55) Tannator. Laurence is mentioned in the Computus and fine arrears,16 Ed. II., and amongst the Tanners in tallage, 1 Ed. III.; his wife is in thelist of brewers, 1 Ed. III. William is mentioned in the tallage arrears, 18Ed. II. ; Eobert amongst the tanners, and his wife with the brewers, in tallage1 Ed. III.; and John amongst the tanners, 1 Ed. III. Eight persons weretaxed as tanners in that year.
(66) Do Silgravc. Selgrave is a manor and borough in the adjoiningparishes of Preston and Sheldwich. Eobert was collector of the tallage, 15Ed. II.; and is named in tallage arrears, 18 Ed. II. John is named, with thebutchers, in tallage 1 Ed. III.
(57) Lc Wronglie. John is mentioned in Computus of 16 Ed. II.; John andllobuit. butchers, in tallage 1 Ed. III.
(58) Le Barl)cr. William is named in the Computus of 16 Ed. II. ; andWilliam, senr., amongst the " Potiatrices," in the tallage, 1 Ed. III. John,junr., is mentioned in the Computus 16 Ed. II.; and John in the tallagearrears, 16 Ed. II.
(59) Ilanyn. Peter is mentioned in the Computus 16 Ed. II., and tallagearrears of 16 and 18 Ed. II. ; Peter, and Elena his wife, were plaintiffs in afine in the Halimot Court, at Faversham, 15 Ed. II., of 3s. 4£d. rent, from twomessuages of Eobert le Deghere in Faversham. The widow of Peter is charged,with the brewers, in the tallage of 1 Ed. III. The heirs of Thomas arereferred to in the tallage arrears, 18 Ed. II.
(60) Win. le Mini. Wm. le Eou, Clerk of Dover Castle, on 18 Oct. 15 Ed. II.,acknowledged receipt of 23s. lid. from the Mayor and Barons of Faversham,for their contingent due to the Lord Warden.
(61) Henry Andrew. Henry Andreu was defendant in an action at suit ofPhilip de Jutebergh, 33 Ed. I. ; he is named in the Computns 16 Kd. II., andtallage arrears 18 Ed. II. He was Mayor in 1324.
(62) Donvu* Dc\. The Domus Dei, or Maison Dion, in Ospringp. partlywithin the municipal limits of Faversham. was founded by Hen. III. It con-sisted of a Master, three regular and two secular clergy of the Order of theHoly Cross. The house contained a " Camera Eegis," and had, attached to thefoundation, a hospital for lepers. The remains of the buildings, facing theLondon road or Watling street, are separated by a mill stream. A modernwater-mill marks the site of one evidently standing there in the reign of Ed. I.
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portz & totes les gentz des villes des havenes sur les costeres de la meer ennostre roialme sauntz deplafacent adrester & apparailler totes lenr nefes quesont es dites havenes oue duble eskipesonn bone sufflciaunce & defensable &mander quere les autres on que eles soient & en mesme la manere les apparaillersi que eles soient prestes a, sigler quele heure qils soient sur ceo garntez de parnous par noz amirails a ce depute vous par onis come ceux des queux nous nousfioins especialment en amiste & chargoins sur la foi & la ligeaunce a vousnous devetz & sur vous porrez forfans dev's nous vie' & memberfemme enfauntz terres & tenementz biens & chateux que venes cotes lettres totesautres choses lessees fates adrester totes voz nefes qore sont en ditz portz &hastinement quere totes les autres ou qu' eles soient & en la manere suditeapparaler sauntz endi' apescher ou autre chose en mound « q'olcs suffis-samment eskipees soient preextes si come nous entendoins q1 elcs sont par lesautres maundementz que nous en avoins eiiiz ces euros a vous maundez queleheure bien arnez Robt. Bataille nostre Aroirail vt>us i'era]savoir dep' no"& adonqes ailleut issi afforcees pour refrener la malice de noz dit'z & pour
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(fi4) JDi' Cuprite. Gilbert was one of twelve Jurats of Faversham, 21Ed. I. Peter is named in the tallage arrears, 16 Ed. II.; and Juliana, in thetallage arrears, 18 Ed. II.; and in the tallage of 1 Ed. III. sheas charged as oneof the " Potiatrices."
(65) De Ett'ringc. Thomas was defendant in an action at the suit of theAbbot of Faversham for removing distrained chattels, 33 Ed. I. In 38 Hen,III., the heirs of Henry de Everinge held one Knight's fee in Everinge, of thebarony do Albrincis, in Folkestone Hundred. (Arch. Cant,, XII., p. 216.)
(06) De Selling. In 8 John, Simon, son of Nicholas, acknowledged to hisbrother Ealph lands in Faveraham and Selling. In 38 Ed. I., John was defend-ant, at suit of the Abbot of Faversham, for removing distrained chattels. In 3Ed. II., John, son of John, and Ralph and Richard, his brothers, were plaintiffsin a fine of a messuage, land, and rents in Selling, Hheldwich, and Badlcsmere ;and in 0 Ed. II., John was defendant in a fine of a messuage and land inHcJJing. (Arch, Cunt., IV., p, 308 ; XL, pp. 331, 360.)
(67) Kynyi'siwUi'. A mill and manor belonging to the Abbey of Faversham.The manor formerly extended over several houses in West Street, East Street,and Abbey Street. The mill was in Tanner Street, over a stream, and in thereign of Henry VI. the Abbot held his prison there.
(68) Li; Nm-thuren. Gilbert is named in Compotus 33 Ed. I. In 31 Ed. 1.he was sued at Faversham by Matthew le Wcllse, butcher, for five pigs, whichthe wife of Gilbert had sold him for ten shillings ; and he was also suedby "Walter Bealile, for !>a. 6d., which he hsd kept back from him for twoyears.
(09) DC Chain. John do Campania, of the neighbouring parish of Newn-ham, with other nobles, was summoned to the Coronation of Bd. II. John deChaumpaigne was M.P. for Oxford City 8 and 9 JBd. II,, and for Southamptoncounty 10 and 12 Ed. II.
(70) Vicar' de Paversham. Robert de Honiton was appointed Vicar in1305, and was succeeded by Kichard Wokesbrigg.
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(71) Ate Wo&e. Peter is named in tallage arrears 15 Ed, II. ; Stephen in.fine arrears 16 Ed. II. Thomas de Wode was juror in. an Inquest as to a tene-ment in Ospringe, 20 Hen. III.
(72) Walter Oopyn. In 7 Ed. II., Walter Copyn and Joanna, his wife(formerly wife of Thomas Ererard), were defendants in a fine of lands andrents in Davington, Murston, Luddenham, and Stone. (Arch. Cant., XII.,p. 298.)
(73) He Scayeya. The isle of Sheppey.(74) Ate Pirye, Perry Court is an estate and reputed manor in Preston
nest Faversham. In 2 John, Richd de Pirie acknowledged half a yoke of landin Pine to Reginald, de Faversham and Gloria, his wife, for which acknowledg-ment they granted it to Ranulf, his son. Wm, de Pirye held a Knight's fee atBucklanct, in Favergham Hundred, 38 Hen. III. (AraJt. Cant., II., p. 254 ;XII., p. 218.)
(75) Do JBrofoclele, Brogdale is a farm in Ospringe. Robert de Brokedeleis named in Pleadings at Faversham, 31 Ed. I.; Mabel in fine arrears, 16 Ed.II.; and Michael in tallage arrears, 18 Ed. II.
(76) Coneyire. On a creek in the Teynham marshes is a quay calledConyer.
(77) De Toklete. Yorkletts is a farm in Hernhill.(78) Denarius Dei. Earnest money given and received by parties to con-
tracts. The penny was so called because it was bestowed on the church or onthe poor.
(79) Quindcna. Fifteenth, so called because it amounted to a fifteenthpart of the sum at which the town was valued.
(80) Breveyroptrr grosser'. This may refer to the crime of "engrossing:,"which consisted in obtaining and holding large quantities of corn or olhcr deadvictuals with intent to sell them at unreasonable prices. &e Blackatonc's" Commentaries," iv. 1GO.
INDEX TO THE ABOVE NOTES ON SURNAMES.Andrcu, fil.Ate Donne, 7.Ate Mcllo, 51.Ate 1'iryc, 74.Ate Hind an e, 64,Ate Wode. 71.Bndlesniore, 44.Baldok, 21.Barter, 58.Basing, 19.Batecok, H.Batlescomb, 17.Bealde, 18.Hereford, 34.Bcruefield, 9.Blobbere, 27.Brabaxon. Ifi.Bvembel, 53.Brenle, 12.Brokedale, 75.Bronston, 47.Burghersh, 4.Campania, 6'9.Cantuaria, 49.Capella, G4.Carpenter, 52.Cham, (39.
