View of Franc [Pledge] with the Court, on Tuesday next after the Feast of Whitsuntide, 17 Edw. IV. Wymbildon.-* * Also John4d. Heron, Robertid. the priest of Mortlake, Thomas4d. Berbowe and Thomas 4d. Lestman ignited intentionally on the common there, very many oaks and saplings: therefore they are amerced &c. * * Four others further on in the roll fined for the same. And that all the tenants ad. of Bernes occupy the common at Prestbridge when they have no common there. Therefore in amercement. Putneth.- * * Also 2d. White digs. gravel in the common way. Therefore in amercement. Cur Generał die Mercurij in festo sce Katerine, (m. 59.) Et ulfius Jur pdci onat de certis consuetudinibz domii pdci, dicunt sup sacrm suū, qd consuetudo manij de Wymbildon est, ta tempe cuj contraia memoria hom non existit, fuit, qd senescallus vel ejus deputať domij pdci, vel duo tenentes sectatores cur pdči domij, ad minus extra cur ejusđm domij bene possint cape t recordare surš reddič de terr t teñ infra dom pldem *** (m. 62.) [An account of an inclosure of one Edward Siger "apud Putneth, juxta le Berhouse," by Richard Twigge and others, broken down in a riotous manner, saying, riotously and maliciously, "let se who wil come and say us nay." They were each amerced 6d. Wymbildon.-Cur ibm in festo Sci Laur, 20 Edw. IV. (m. 65.) Ad istam đns, p sent suu t avis consiti sui, concess ext mañ suas Wiltmo Jakson, Wilto Danyell, Rico Bonham, Wilło Reculvert Ricardo Welbek eis heredibzt assign suis, tot bose suut terr jač in le Wildland at Wastland in Wymbildon p'dict, de illis pcelt terr nup ptiñ ad le Wardland ibm. Et que ab antiquo fuer terr arabit, 't modo ac p plur a dict tř rub spinis t bruer supcresent t suffocant sic p plur ao đni manii pdci nult pfic inde pceper: hend omia p?miss plfate Wiltmo, Thome, Rico, Wilło t Rico, eis her t assign suis p virgam sm cons manii. Reddendo 't solvendo pinde đno t suce suis ad Pios ibm usual antim viginti solid slingoz, poñib3 at ŝvict demand: pviso semp qd si in postu tr Court General on Wednesday in the feast of * * And further the Jury aforesaid charged with certain customs of the domain aforesaid, say upon their oath, that the custom of the Manor of Wymbildon is, and from the time of which the memory of man exists not to the contrary was, that the Steward, or his Deputy of the Domain aforesaid, or two tenants, suitors of the Court of the aforesaid Domain at least; out of the Court of the Domain, may well take and record a surrender of lands and tenements, within the domain aforesaid. Wymbildon.-Court there on the feast of St. Lawrence, 20 Edw. IV. At this [Court] the lord, by his steward and by the advice of his counsel, granted out of his hands to William Jakson, William Danyell, Richard Bonham, William Reculver, and Richard Welbek, to them, their heirs and assigns, all his wood and land lying in the wild land, otherwise waste land, in Wymbildon aforesaid, of those parcels of land lately belonging to the Wardland there, and which from ancient time were arable lands; and now and for many years the said lands are so grown over and choked with brambles, thorns, and furze, that for many years the lords of the aforesaid manor received no profits therefrom: to have all the premises to the beforesaid William, P t bose pdict in eos sepat sit, te dñs p set suce suis concedit p p'sentes, qd exte districčo sive districcões re" pdco ullo modo non capiant p toto re" in una pte sic sepat, sed tantomodo s ratam: v3 p quoft droz tenenc iiijs. in eoz pte sic sepat, ac eo min9 qd pdict Willst at plnoiati p plur a reddit pdict an istam concess sic fact solver t nult pficuu inde huer, eo qd non fiat sepať ab at fr ibm, sed nuc sepat̃ erit gĩa dia p pficuo dni t tenene suož. Et fecer fidel tc. Et sic admissi sunt. Wymb.-Visus franc cum cur ejusdem loci tent apud Putneth die Venis px post fm Pentecostes, 21 Edw. IV. (m. 66 d.) Mortlake. * Et qd Robtusid. Trot * cõiam đni iħm int vit t x car de turves cepit ubi nult cõiam ibm ħt: io in mia Et qd inhäitantes ibm deb facere j gate jux Prestbrig io pr est emendar tc. [Cuttings of wood on Wimbledon common. cart-loads of turves] "in cõia de P sine lič." Putney common without licence.] Four [On Thomas, Richard, William, and Richard, to them, their heirs and assigns, by the rod, according to the custom of the manor, rendering and paying therefore yearly to the lord and his successors, at the terms there usual, 20s. sterling, for all other services and demands. Provided always that if hereafter the lands and wood aforesaid among them be separated, then the lord, for himself and his successors, granted by these presents that thereafter distraint or distraints for the rent aforesaid, in any manner, shall not be taken for all the rent in one part so separated, but only after the rate, viz., for each of the said tenants, 4s. for their part so separated; and the less because the aforesaid William and the others beforenamed for many years paid the rent aforesaid before this grant so made, and had no profit therefrom, because it was not separated from the other lands there; but now it will be separated by divine favour, for the profit of the lord and his tenants. And so they were admitted, and did their fealty, &c. Wymbildon.—View of Frank [Pledge], with the Court of the same place, held at Putneth on Friday next after the feast of Pentecost, 21 Edw. IV. Mortlake. And that Robertd. Trot entered the common of the lord there, and took 10 cart-loads of turves, when he has no common there. Therefore he is amerced. * * And that the inhabitants there ought to make one gate near Prestbrig. Therefore it was commanded to amend, &c. |