scire facias |
whereas at a general court here held
on the wednesday next after the feast of all saints 17Hen6
Jn Waleys
Jn Mylle
and
Thos Kelet
surrendered into the hands of the lord 24a of land meadow and pasture with appurtenances sometime of
Robt Stevyn
lying next to Colnebregge to the use of
Rich Brom
Robt Wheler
of Stysted and
Wm Goldynglond
of the same said
to whom it was granted thereof seisin to hold to themselves their heirs and assigns from the lord by the rod at the will of the lord according to the custom of the manor upon the following conditions that if the said
Rich
Robt
and
Wm
should pay the aforesaid
Jn Waleys
his heirs and executors on the feast of easter next following 13s4d and at the feast of michaelmas then next following 13s4d and thus from year to year till the said feast then next following when all should be paid until 16marks should be fully paid that then the aforesaid surrender should remain in its force and otherwise it should stand for nothing and truly it should be allowed to the said
Jn Waleys
Jn Mylle
and
Thos Kelet
to reenter into the aforesaid lands as in their former estate by licence of the court as required and obtaining as in a general court concerning which thus it was clearly shown and allowed now however out of the information of the said
Jn Waleys
Jn Mylle
and
Thos Kelet
the court was given intelligence that the aforesaid
Rich
Robt
and
Wm
in the aforesaid payments of 13s4d at the feast of
michaelmas.last
past before the date of this court made default against the form of the aforesaid condition and because they who were in the said court rightfully ordered the debts to be executed which they owed it was presented to the bailiff that he should make known to the said
Rich
Robt
and
Wm
that they should be here at the next court here held to show by what right they hold or that they acknowledge by what right the aforesaid
Jn Waleys
Jn Mylle
and
Thos Kelet
should reenter into the aforesaid lands meadows and pastures with appurtenances in the said form and condition of the aforesaid surrender which they ought not to have if they owe them monies etc |