Simon de KIRKETON Sibethorpe

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    Calendar of the Patent Rolls Preserved in the Public Record Office.  By Sir H C Maxwell Lyte, Great Britain Public Record Office, Public Record Office, Great Britain
    
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    40.
    And afterwards, in fifteen days of Trinity, 13 Edward III, a fine was levied before the justices here between John Cosyn, warden of the chapel, plaintiff, and the said John son of Reginald and Joan, deforciants, of 20«. of rent, to be received by the warden and his successors out of the manor of Sibethorpe and lands in the town of Sibethorpe, which rent is parcel of the tenements now demanded ; and afterwards, when all those tenements were in the seisin of the warden as above, the said John son of Reginald and Joan, the now demandants, reciting that whereas John son and heir of Simon de Kirketon, late lord of the manor of Sibethorpe, by a writing made on Monday after the Annunciation, 1 Edward III, at Sibethorpe, granted licence for the said Thomas de Sibethorpe, parson of the church of Bekyngham, to assign in frank almoin to John Notebroun, chaplain, then warden of the chapel of St. Mary, Sibethorpe, all messuages, lands and rents which he held of him in any wise in demesne or in service, in Sibethorpe and Sirestou, with all reversions, and the same Thomas by virtue of that licence and tho licence of the king and others granted to the said warden and his successors a messuage and all those lands, meadows and tenements which were of his inheritance as well          
    
    1341. Membrane 40 — cont. ….his wife, of their right in all the said lands late of the said Geoffrey le Clerk, by John son of John Campion of 40«. of rent out oí lands in the said towns, and all right in the lands, and by the said John son of Simon de Kirketon, John de Congham, John Colier, and John son of Reginald, and the prior and convent of Thurgarton, Henry de Bello Monte, William de Ros, John de Northscarle and Avice his wife, Robert son of Nicholas de Orston,
    
    
    1342. Membrane 17 — cont. April 18. Pardon to John de Kirketon, chaplain, of his outlawry in the county Westminster, of Hertford for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer touching a plea of William de Sancto Neoto, vicar of the church of Asshe- wedle, that he render an account for the time in which he was his receiver, on certificate by Roger Hillary, chief justice, that the said John has now surrendered to the Mete prison.