Indenture between Adam de Carleton, archdeacon of Cornwall, patron, rector, protector,...

Indenture between Adam de Carleton, archdeacon of Cornwall, patron, rector, protector, and disposer of the things and brethren of the Hospital of St. John the Baptist nigh the bridge of Helleston in Cornwall, William de Rosmeber, priest, warden of the said Hospital, by the said archdeacon deputed, and the fellow brethren of the same place, of the one part, and Roger de Reskemmer, knight, of the other; to remove all discord between them and the said Sir Roger, and to secure his goodwill, etc. for the future, they grant to the said Sir Roger, Joan, his wife, and his heirs, the right of appointing one of the brethren of the Hospital to say mass daily for the souls of Sir Richard son of Gilbert de Reskemmer, the said Roger and Joan, the ancestors and successors of the said Roger, and all faithful deceased, etc.; 6d. to be paid out of the lands of the Hospital at Menethclusou, Penfunten, and Nyewham for every mass withheld, etc. Witnesses: Sir Ralph Bloyou, Sir Oliver de Kaermenou, knights, Richard de Cereseaus, John le Petit, Simon de Trewydhosa. Cornwall. The day of St. Peter's Chair, 1331, 6 Edward III.