‹ E-CIPM 18-934: JOHN TREYGOS ›

Holdings

Long before he died he granted the manor of Boxley by his deed to Nicholas de Carreu , John Asshurst and John Blachemerden, clerk , their heirs and assigns. They still hold it in peaceful seisin, and he only had it by their licence and at their will.

Holdings

Long before he died he recognised by a fine [CP 25(1) 240/80, no. 13] that the manors of Goring, Preston, Dedisham, Barkham, Parham, Walderton, Wiggenholt, Greatham and Cootham were the right of Nicholas de Carreu , John Estephenes , Thomas Harlyng, clerk , William Pymour, clerk , Thomas Suthtoune, clerk , Thomas Lyttewynne and the heirs of Thomas Lyttewynne . Thomas Lyttewynne by his deed released his rights to the others. William Pymour died. The survivors assigned to Alice widow of Edward Tregos the manors of Preston, Barkham, Wiggenholt and Parham, and 20s. rent from Goring, for life in dower; and she was given seisin by Thomas Asshehurst in accordance with their letters to him [ CCR 1399–1402 , p.298]. So she has held these manors until the present time.

John Tregos after this assignment and livery of seisin to Alice, by the licence and will of Nicholas Carreu , John Estephenes , Thomas Harlyng and Thomas Suthtoune , entered the manors of Goring, Dedisham, Greatham, Walderton and Cootham, the possession of which they confirmed by their deed to John Tregos , his heirs and assigns.

Afterwards by his deed John Tregos granted to Nicholas de Carreu , John Asshurst and John Black the manors of Goring, Dedisham, Greatham, and Walderton and certain lands and tenements … by the name of ‘Wyntric’ with their appurtenances to them, their heirs and assigns. So they were seised of them and still hold in peaceful seisin, without … John Tregos … [several lines illegible].