Exemplification of Common Recoveries

Suffered Easter 1513.

Between Thomas, [1st] Earl of Surrey (later 2nd Duke of Norfolk, 1443-1524; see D.N.B.), Thomas Howard. kt., Lord Howard (1473-1554; see D.N.B.). John Bourchier. kt., [2nd] Lord Berners (1467-1533: see D.N.B.).

John Clynton, kt., [7th] Lord Clynton and Saye, Robert Rede, kt., chief justice of the Common Bench, Thomas Pigot, serjeant-at-law, William Fynes, esq., Richard Sackevile, esq., Thomas Thetcher, John Joyner, and Thomas Polsted, through Nicholas Tufton, their attorney, demandants, Thomas Fenys, kt., [8th] Lord Dacre, tenant, and Alice Fenys, wid., vouchee.

Derbys.: Moiety of the Manor of Beighton.

Between the same parties:

Dorset: Moiety of the Manors of Frome Quintin and Evershot, moiety of lands in Bell and Chaltwell [Belchalwill].

Between Thomas Howard of Howard, kt., John Bourchier of Barnes, kt., Robert Rede, kt., John Jenor, Henry Channoy and Thomas Polsted, demandants, Thomas Fenys, [8th] Lord Dacre, kt., tenant and Thomas Fysshe, common vouchee.

Lincs.: Manor of Holbeche.

Between the same parties:

Berks.: Manor of Wolveles Fenys.

Between Thomas, [1st] Earl of Surrey, Thomas Howard, kt., Lord Howard, John Bourchier, kt., [2nd] Lord Berners, John Clynton, kt., [7th] Lord Clynton and Say, Robert Rede, chief justice of the common bench, Thomas Pigot, serjeant-at-law, William Fenys, esq., Richard Sackevile, kt., Thomas Thatcher, John Joyner and Thomas Polsted, through Nicholas Tufton, their attorney, demandants, Thomas Fenys, kt., [8th], Lord Dacre, tenant and Thomas Fysshe, common vouchee.

Sussex: Manors of Hurstpierpoint, Westmeston, Streat, Ewhurst, Novington, Standen, and Goldbryge and lands in Warbleton, Dallington, Pevensey, Westham, Manxey, Horsay, Hailsham, Heathfield, Bexhill, Battle, Hoo, Ninfield, Beckley, Northiam, Ewhurst, Bodiam, Herstmonceux, Westmeston, Hurstpierpoint and Streat, and advowsons of the churches of Hurstpierpoint and Streat.

Between demandant and tenant as above, vouchee Alice Fenys, wid.

Sussex: Moiety of the Manor of Southberwick.