‹ E-CIPM 22-812: ROBERT TEYE ›

Holdings

He held the following manors for life, jointly enfeoffed with Joan his wife, who survives, by enfeoffemnt of Joan de Bohan, late countess of Hereford , William Marny, knight , Robert Newport , John Costantyn and William Hanyngfeld , now deceased, and John Howard, knight , who survives. By their charter, shown to the jurors, they granted the manors described as the manors of the late countess, John Howard , William Marny , Robert Newport , John Costantyn and William Hanyngfeld , of

and with knights’ fees, church advowsons, wardships, marriages, reliefs, escheat, suit of court, rents and services of free and villein tenants, and each and every appurtenance in Essex, to Robert, described as Robert de Teye, esquire , and Joan his wife for the lives of Robert and Joan. He held the the and jointly with the same John Howard and Andrew Boteler, knight , William Clopton , William Tendryng , esquires, John Sumpter and John Ewelle , by enfeoffment of William Paston of Norfolk, Richard Osberne , citizen of London, David Fyvyan, clerk , and Robert Chambyrleyn . By their charter, shown to the jurors, they granted to Robert de Teye and John, Andrew, William, William, John and John, who survive, and Thomas Marny, knight , William Hanyngfeld and John Boys, junior , now deceased, their heirs and assigns, the above described as the whole of the and . He held , jointly with the same John Howard , Andrew, William Clopton , William Tendryng , John Sumpter of Colchester, John Ewelle and John Basset of Chishill, by enfeoffment of Henry Dalby, vicar of Dedham church , and John Chamberleyn of Dedham, clerk . By their charter, shown to the jurors, they granted to Robert de Teye, esquire , and John, Andrew, William , William , John, John and John, who survive, and William Hanyngfeld now deceased, the above described as or elsewhere, to hold to John Howard , Andrew, William, William, John, John, John, Robert and William Hanyngfeld, their heirs and assigns. He held jointly with the same John Howard , Andrew, William Tendryng , John Sumpter and John Ewelle , by enfeoffment of John Vpchar of Wormingford and Richard Newton of Great Horkesley. By their charter, shown to the jurors, they granted to Robert de Teye, esquire , and John, Andrew, William , John and John, who survive, and Thomas Marny , William Hanyngfeld and John de Boys , now deceased, , to hold to John Howard , Andrew, William Tendryng , John Sumpter , John Ewelle , Robert, Thomas, William Hanyngfeld and John de Boys , their heirs and assigns. He held jointly with the same John Howard , Andrew, John Sumpter and John Ewelle , by enfeoffment of Robert Doreward son and heir of John son of Roger Doreward . By his charter, shown to the jurors, he granted to Robert de Teye and John, Andrew, John and John, who survive, and Robert Neweport , William Hanyngfeld and John Costantyn , now deceased, their heirs and assigns, . He held jointly with the same John Howard , Andrew, John Sumpter and John Ewelle , by enfeoffment of John Beche and Richard Beche his brother, of Colchester. By their charter, shown to the jurors, they granted to Robert de Teye and John, Andrew, John and John, who survive, and Robert Newport , William Hanyngfeld and John Costantyn , now deceased, their heirs and assigns, , they lately had jointly by enfeoffment of John Sayer , and John Sayer had jointly with Richard Chalkehelle, late parson of Easthorpe church , and William Tannere of the same, then deceased, by enfeoffment of Richard Badekoc of Easthorpe, who survives. He held a messuage, 52 a. land, 4 a. meadow, 4 a. pasture and 2s. 4d. rents of service in Great Birch, Little Birch and Easthorpe, jointly with the same John Howard , by enfeoffment of John Goodwyne of Easthorpe. By his charter, shown to the jurors, he granted the above to Robert de Teye and John and William Marny, William Hanyngfeld , Robert Newport and John Beste, clerk , deceased, and their heirs and assigns. The messuage, etc. are held of Richard Baynard , services unknown. The messuage is worth 12d. yearly, each of the 52 a. land 3d. yearly, each of the 4 a. meadow 16d. yearly, and each of the 4 a. pasture 6d. yearly. He held no other lands or tenements of the king in chief in demesne or service or of others. Described as Robert de Teye , son and heir of Robert de Teye, knight , of Essex, and by his charter dated at Marks Tey, 10 April 1401 and shown to the jurors, he granted and by the charter confirmed the following, amongst other things, to Lady Joan de Boohoun , late countess of Hereford , described as Lady Joan de Boun , countess of Hereford , William Marny, knight , William Hanyngfeld , Robert Newport , John Costantyn and John Beste, vicar of St Peter’s church, Colchester , deceased, and John Howard, knight , who survives, their heirs and assigns. They were seised of the manors, lands and tenements contained in the charter, in their demesne as of fee and John Howard is still. Described as above and by his deed dated at Marks Tey, 23 June 1401, enrolled in ‪Henry IV’s Chancery July 1401, and shown to the jurors, reciting the manner in which the late countess, John Howard , William Marny , William Hanyngfeld , Robert Newton , John Costantyn and John Beste had and held amongst other things, the said manors, lands, tenements and advowson of St Runwald's church specified in the last charter, to themselves, their heirs and assigns in fee simple or other specified status by his enfeoffment, by peaceable seisin delivered to them by him, and the manner by which the countess etc. were in full and peaceable possession of the same by virtue of the charter and his delivery of seisin, he remised, released and quitclaimed for himself and his heirs all right and claim in these to the countess, etc. and, by this deed, bound himself and his heirs to warrant the manors, etc. to the countess, etc., their heirs and assigns.