ABSTRACT[292.1]

[Sidenote: 1468 / JAN. 11]

Release by William, Bishop of Winchester, John, Lord Beauchamp, Sir John

Howard, Sir William Yelverton, Justice of the King’s Bench, Thomas

Lytelton, Justice of the Common Pleas, William Jenney, Serjeant-at-Law,

William Paston, Esq., Thomas Howys, clerk, and William Grene, to Sir

John Paston, Knight, of the manors of Castre, in Flegge, called Vaux and

Bosoms, and the lands in Castre called Redham, the manors or tenements

in Heryngby called Spensers and Fennes, a third part of the manor of

Runham, the manor of Wynterton, called Begvyles, with a windmill, the

manor of Reppes in Bastewyk, and messuages, &c., in Yarmouth; the lands

called Billes in Stokesby and Cattes in Heryngby, &c.; the manors of

Guton in Brandeston, Heynford, the manor of Saxthorp, called Loundhalle,

with a watermill, the manor of Lincolnhalle, in Boyton, &c., in Norfolk;

and the manor called Caldecotes in Freton, Suff.; the manors of Akethorp

in Lowestoft and Spitlyngges in Gorleston, and lands called Havelound in

Bradwell, &c.; also in the manor of Tichewell, &c., in the hundred of

Smethedon, Norf.; and the manor of Hempnales in Cotton, and Burnevyles

in Naketon, Suff.; all which the said Bishop and the others had, _inter

alia_, of the gift of Ralph, Lord Sudeley, Sir William Oldhall, Richard

Waller, Esq., Thomas West, Esq., William Wangford, and Nicholas

Girlyngton.

Dated 11th Jan. 7 Edw. IV.

[Footnote 292.1: [MS. in Bodleian Library.]]

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