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A. 11861. Feoffment by Gervase le Cordewaner, citizen of London,
to John, the prior, and the canons, of Holy Trinity, London, of 16s. quit
rent which Henry de Birchangre, tanner, used to pay him for the whole
tenement he held of him in the suburb of London, without Crepelgate,
in the parish of St. Giles, in ' Everardeswellestrat ' within the bar,
between land of Geoffrey Chipere and of Reginald Hopheldere, which land
was formerly Henry Myttehere's ; consideration, 11 marks in gersum.
Witnesses : Nicholas Bat, then mayor, John de Norhamton, Richard Picard,
sheriffs, Stephen Bukerel, alderman of the ward, Lawrence de Frowyk,
Nicholas son of Joceus, aldermen, Philip, rector of the church of St. Giles,
and others (named). Seal, with legend, SIGILL. GERVASIL. FIL' ....
Memorandum endorsed that on Tuesday before St. Gregory, 7 Edward [I],
judgment was given to us (adjudication fnit nobis), ^Schardford,' in the
Husting of London, concerning the land, &c. which was Henry Tanner's
(tannatoris) in the parish of St. Giles without Crepulgate within the bar;
which land we held before, for a year and a day, as Gavelett, by judgment
of the court for arrears of 16s. yearly ; Gregory de Rokesle, mayor, William le Maserer and Robert de Basyng, sheriffs, of London [1278-79], William de Dorem, who pronounced judgment, Ralph de Algate, clerk, and many others, being
present, &c. |