Quitclaim of 1 grove and 1 1/2 acres of land, with ditches and fences in Bedyngton [Beddington co Surrey], in the south field of Waleton between the King's highway on the east, the land of Nicholas de Carreu [Carew] on the west, the grove of the said Nicholas on the south and the land of a certain William Bouekede [Bouked] and Radulphus le Hert on the north.

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Reference
- GB 418 Howorth/3
Former Reference
- GB 418 E.6.11 no 3
Dates of Creation
- 4 Apr 1364
Language of Material
- Latin

Scope and Content

From John son of William de Waleton [Wallington] to Nicholas de Carreu [Carew].

Witnesses: Peter atte Wode, Thomas atte Castele, John de [?B]erughe, Rich[ar]d de Waleton, Adam Kentyssh, John Costyn jun and others.

Red seal [broken].

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The Sir Henry Hoyle Howorth CollectionHoworth

Quitclaim of all messuages, lands or tenements and rents in Waleworth [Walworth] and Newton [Newington co Surrey].Howorth/1

Quitclaim of all lands and tenements given to Hugh de Craunache [Cranage] by his father Thomas de Craunache in [Holmes Chapel co Ches].Howorth/2

Quitclaim of 1 grove and 1 1/2 acres of land, with ditches and fences in Bedyngton [Beddington co Surrey], in the south field of Waleton between the King's highway on the east, the land of Nicholas de Carreu [Carew] on the west, the grove of the said Nicholas on the south and the land of a certain William Bouekede [Bouked] and Radulphus le Hert on the north.Howorth/3

Acquittance for £4 received through Robert Upgate and Radulphus Halstede, being full arrears of rent due for a tenement called Jesoreshall in the city of London.Howorth/4

Indenture of lease of a tenement called the Garret in the parish of Wannesworth [Wandsworth co Surrey], with appurtenances and such tithes as belong to the Prior and Convent, except woods and underwoods, and with free ingress and egress to the Prior etc at all times.Howorth/5

Gift of all lands and tenements with appurtenances in Thelewall and all fishing rights there, to hold of the chief lord for the services due.Howorth/6