Revell Family Study
Revel in the Calendar of Patent Rolls
1189Confirmation by Earl David, brother of the King of Scotland, to the Canons of Repton, of the church of Great Baddow, CO. Essex, "as the charter of Countess Matilda, witnesses. (1189?) (Campb. XXX. 4.)
Comes David frater Regis Scotie omnibus hominibus suis tam presentibus quam futuris salutem. Sciatis me concessisse et carta mea confirmasse Deo et Sancte Marie et Sancto Wistano de Rependona et canonicis ibidem seruientibus ecclesiam de Bdewen in elemosinam sicut carta Matillis Comitisse testatur. His testibus, Roberto de Basigham, Bertolomeo monaco, Willelmo Reuel, Willelmo Burdet, Nicolao de Hanes, et multis aliis. Apud Wanntona, Valete.
July 29 1241 at Lanthony: Pardon to Richard Revel, clerk, for the death of Sibyl, daughter of John de Teokesbury, as it appears by inquisition made before Robert de Lexinton and his fellows, justices lately in eyre in the county of Gloucester, that he killed her by misadventure; on condition that he make peace with the friends of the said Sibyl, if any will proceed against him.
1255 May 22 at Clarendon: Commission to the abbot of Persore and William de Wilton to enquire touching various rumours that Robert le Vavassur, sometime sheriff of Nottingham and Derby, William le Yavassur, his son, Alexander do Wandesley, Richard de Troell, clerk, Adam de Estweyt, John Thedrich, Henry Revel, Simon le Porter and others of the household of the said Robert, misconducted themselves to the king's great loss in the works done in the castle of Nottingham, and in the works of the king's mills and fishing there, and in the keeping of the said castle and the hay of Bescwode, and in the bailiwicks which the said Robert held of the king: and touching the complaint of the prior of Lenton and others that the said Robert and the aforesaid persons besides others of his household did him grievous injuries while he was in the said bailiwick. The sheriff is to provide a jury and after the commissioners have sent the inquisition they are to appoint both complainants and trespassers a day to be before the king. Mandate to the sheriff to provide a jury. Afterwards William Trussel was associated with the said abbot and William. May 25.
1255: Protectio.—Rex omnibus etc. salutem. Mandamus vobis quod mahuteneatis, protegatis et defendatis omnes terras, redditus, et res, et onmes possessiones, dilecti et fidelis nostri Radulfi Bardulf, quem misinius in servicium nostrum in Wasconiarn cum Ricardo fratre nostro, nullam ei inferentes vel inferri permittentes injuriam, molestiam, dampnum aut gravamen, quamdiu ibidem fuerit in servicio nostro per preceptum nostrum; et si quid interim ei fuerit forisfactum, id ei sine dilacione faciatis emendari. Volumus etiam quod ipse et dominica sua interim sint quieta de sectis comitatuum et hundredorum et de omnibus placitis et querelis, exceptis placitis corone nostre. Teste rege, apud Suwic, xvij die Marcii, anno nono. Consimiles litteras habent subscripti:—
W. comes Sarresburie.
Philippus de Albiniaco.
Thomas de Lunge vile.
Matheus de Haversech.
Johannes de Bello Canipo.
Radulfus filius Drogonis.
Hugo Graundyn.
Walterus de Wauncy.
Bertram de Guarcli.
Galfridus de Aldwarton.
Hugo filius Ricardi, persona de Stanoure.
Willelmus Buffe.
Stephanus Walensis, qui profectus est cum comite Sarresburie.
Willelmus de la Basoche, qui etc. cum Ricardo fratre domini regis.
Willelmus de Damper, qui profectus, cum eodem.
Nicholaus de Mara cum eodem.
Robertus de Baiocis cum eodem.
Philippus de Lugoyl.
Willelmus de Alencun.
Johannes de Nevill.
Engelardus de Cygoini.
Reginaldus Basset.
Henricus de Franchesney.
Benedictus Revel
Robertus de Killingeholm.
Reginaldus Cabus.
Galfridus de Nevill.
Bogo filius Sirnonis.
1256: Whereas the king lately granted ta Henry de Mara a fee of 100 marks a year at the Exchequer, while in his service, and when in Gascony gave commandment to the queen and E. earl of Cornwall, guardians of the realm, to assign to the said Henry out of wards falling in land to that yearly value, and, in pursuance of that command they assigned to him the wardship of the manor of Cury Revel with the town of Langport and other appurtenances and the manor of Stoke, late of Sabina de Urtiaco ; and whereas the king afterwards, not knowing of the assignment, granted to his firstborn son Edward the wardship of all the lands late of the said Sabina; with the consent of his said son he confirms to the said Henry the said wardship, to hold for his said fee.
1256 Jan 24 at Windsor: Pardon, for a fine of 200 marks which Robert le Vavassur made, to the said Robert, William his son, Alexander de Wandesle, Walter de Ufton, John de Scarlet, Simon le Porter, Henry le Foun, William de Morton, Stephen de Shiple, Robert de Wike, "Henry Revel, John Yedrich, and William de Ufton, sometime bailiffs and ministers of the said Robert, of all trespasses in the forests, hays, woods, castles, manors, works and other bailiwicks and wardenships, which he held of the king to the day of the Conversion of St. Paul, 40 Henry III, and release to them of the king's rancour and indignation; on condition that they stand their trial in the king's court, according to law and the custom of the realm, touching trespasses committed against others than the king when the said Robert was sheriff of Nottingham and Derby or other bailiff of the king, if any will proceed against them.
1261: Notification that on 20 September, 1261, the king inspected a charter of Alexander son of the king of Scotland, earl Gilbert of Stradherne, earl Malcolm of Fife and William de Bosco, the chancellor, as follows :
Hec est amicabilis convencio facia apud Edenb' anno ab incarnatione Domini, 1213 die Sancti Nicholai inter Mauricium, comitem de Manent, and Mauricium juniorem fratrem ejus, de loguela que fuit inter eos de comitatu de Manent quern Mauritius junior petebat sicut jus et hereditatem suam, scilicet, predictus Mauritius et comes per fustum et baculr.m resignavit in manu domini regis Willelmi comitatum de Menent et dominus rex eundem comitatum reddidit Mauricio juniori sicut jus suum ; Mauritius autem senior tenebit in vita sua per balliam iomini regis duas villas, scilicet, Muylun et Radenoch et Turn et Catelyn et Brothuli et Cambusweth', quas terras Mauritius junior accommodavit domino regi ad opus Mauricii senioris in vita sua ; ita quod, Mauricio seniore decedente, terre ille sine contradiccione redeant ad Mauricium juniorem. Idem vero Mauritius junior eadem die tradidit fratri suo Mauricio seniori ad maritandum filias suas Savelin, sicut iidem duo fratres earn tenuerunt predicto die et Mestryn et Kenelton et Stradlochlin, ita quod ille filie et earum heredes qui de illis venient tenebunt illas quatuor terras de Mauricio juniore. Et ut hec amicabilis convencio facta firmius futuris temporibus teneatur, probi homines domini regis utrique parti hujus cyrographi sigilla sua apposuerunt. liii autem tune presentes fuerunt, dominus Alexander filius domini regis, comes Gilbertus de Stradhern, comes Male' de Fif, Willelmus de Bosch' cancellarius, Philippus de Mubray, Ingelramus de Ball[iolo], Walterus de Lindes(eye), Eogerus de Mortemer, Alexander vicecomes de Strivelin, Hervicus de Kinros, David Marescall, Male' de Ketenes, Henricus de Brade, Henricus de RosTcelyn, Laurencius de Aberireth', Hugo de Ourl', Ricardus Revel', Walterus Corny n, Robertus de Seincler, Malis' senescallus comitis de Stradhern, Willelmus de Dunegl(as) archidiaconus de Dunegl(as) Ricardus Anglun.
1270 April 5 at Acre: Grant by Hugh Revel, master of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem and keeper of the poor of Christ, with the consent of the nobles of that house, to Stephen de Fulburn, prior and treasurer of the same house at London, on testimony by Roger de Veer, his prior, of his laudable behaviour, that he may hold to his own use, for life, all the posessions which he has acquired or may acquire by his prudence for their house as well as the mills of their house on the Thames, London, at a rent for the latter to his prior of 101. sterling.
1271 July 29 Westminster: Whereas the king of France has requested the king to cause the Westminster, wools of merchants of his land, which have been arrested within the realm by occasion of the contention between the king and the countess of Flanders, to be released, and to permit his said merchants to take them beyond seas, on condition that they do not sell them to Flemings or others of the power of the said countess ; and Matthew de Tolebugh, servant of William Michel, has sworn on the Gospel, for himself and the said Michel, that they will observe this condition ; the king has granted that they may take beyond seas 50 sacks of wool which were thus arrested and which they were able to shew that they had bought from others than men of Flanders or Hainault. And whereas the king by his council has ordained that if they attempt anything against their oath, they shall henceforth bring no merchandise in the realm on pain of forfeiting it, he forbids all men to impede the said Matthew in this ; until All Saints. The like for the following for the number of sacks of wool specified :— John Ryvel, the said king's merchant of Amiens, 15 sacks.
1274 Westminster - Certiorari to Hugh de Neville, justice of the peace, co. Essex, concerning the felonies of John Revel. Source:National Archives:Duchy of Lancaster: Royal Charters DL 10/135
25 Dec 1281 Worcester: Appointment of John de Arundel, king's clerk, to the custody of the abbey of Werewell during pleasure. Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants. Letters for Peter de Coudrey, staying in England, nominating Giles Reuel and Bartholomew le Chamberleyn his attorneys in Ireland for one year.
1281 Westminster:Letters for Edmund, the king's brother, going beyond seas, nominating Richard Fukcran and Hugh de Vienna his attorneys until a year after Michaelmas in England. The like for the following persons, going with the said Edmund: John Russel, clerk, nominating Roger le Brabazuu and James Russel. Alan de Lasceles, nominating Richard de Boyvill and Thomas de Salkild. Richard Fukeran, nominating William de Brikcvill. Laurence de Sancto Mauro, nominating Robert Waldeshef. Master Ralph Cimibon nominating William Ryvel. John Adinet, nominating Thomas son of Thomas le Bristol.
1290 June 16 Westminster: Pardon to John de Curi Revel for the death of Richard de Gorwell, as it appears by the record of Robert de Sancto Claro, Humphrey Kael, Richard de Mauneston and Ingram le Waleys, justices appointed to deliver the gaol of Somerton, that he killed him in self-defence.
1300 Dec 3 at Worksop: Extension to Geoffrey de Wyleby of Norwich, clerk, in consideration of a fine made by him before the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer, of a grant for life at 10s. a year, payable at the Exchequer, into a grant in fee simple at the same rent of a messuage and an acre of land in Norwich late of Henry le iiz le Chapeleyn of Norwich, extended at 3s., and a messuage there, late of Stephen le Bluud, extended at 2s., both of which escheated to the king by reason of their felony. By pet. of C. and inquisition. Letters for William Revel, gone to the court of Rome, nominating Frcmund Inge and Edmund Inge his attorneys for one year."
1303:Aug 28 Aberdeen: Pardon, at the instance of Robert de Monte Alto, to William le Burter, in consideration of his service in Scotland and elsewhere, and of his finding before the king in the Chancery, John Hawardyn of the county of Norfolk, and Walter Revel of the county of Suffolk, as his mainpernors to produce him before the justices of the Bench at York a fortnight after Easter to answer Peter de Thornedene, touching a plea that he render an account; for the time that he was receiver of the said Peter's moneys, of his late outlawry for non-appearance on that plea before the said justices.
1308: April 27 Reginald son of Reginald, going Beyond seas, has letters nominating John Revel and Roger de Wyk' his attorneys for one year.
1310 June 24 Canterbury: Licence for Henry de Urtiaco to grant to Geoffrey de Putteneye, clerk, his manors of Cury Ryvel and Langport, and the advowson of the church of Cury Ryvel, held in chief, and for the latter to re-grant them to him and Sibyl his wife and his heirs.
1310 0ct 6 Biggar: Protection, until Easter, for William Ryvel, going beyond seas on the king's service. By testimony of W. Inge.
1310 Oct 28 at Linlithgow: William Ryvel, going beyond seas on tbe king's service, has letters nominating Fremund Inge and Robert Ryvel his attorneys until Whitsunday.
1311 May 4: Protection, until Michaelmas, for William Ryvel staying beyond seas on the king's service. By the Chancellor
1313 June 28 Pontoise: Pardon to Robert de Ernesford and Richard and Thomas his sons of what pertains to the king of the imprisonment to which they had been sentenced in the court of King's Bench for divers trespasses against William Ryvel.
1317: Licence for Giles Ryvel the younger to grant in fee to Simon de Drayton 2 messuages, 2 tofts, 35 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 2 acres of pasture, 15s. of rent, and a rent of lib. of pepper in Stoke Goldington together with the advowson of a sixth part of the church of that place, held in chief as of the honor of Peverel, and also his reversion in 25 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 2 acres of pasture, and 20 acres of wood in the same town, which liobert de Morwell and Lucy his wife hold for life of the inheritance of the said Giles ; and also in a messuage, 2 tofts, 26 acres of land, ? acres of meadow, 4 acres of pasture, 20 acres of wood, and 10s. of rent in the same town, which Matilda late the wife of Miles de Hastinges holds in dower of his inheritance, also held in chief as of the honor of Peverel. By fine of half mark.
Note:Part of Stoke Goldington Manor was held by Miles Hastings until his death about 1305 when it passed to his grandson and heir Miles, son of Philip Hastings, died seised of it about 1311. The heirs were Giles Rivel, or Revel, son of Giles Rivel and of Isabel, sister of Miles, and two other sisters Alice wife of Thomas de Furneaux and Margery wife of Roger Boteler, Maud, widow of Miles, receiving dower. In 1317 Giles Rivel the younger obtained a licence to grant his interests in Stoke Goldington to Simon de Drayton.
1319 June 3 at York: The like to William de Bereford, John Chaynel, and John de Langeleye York. on complaint by Thomas Boyclyn of Stretton that John Ryvel of Fenny neubolde, Robert Ryvel of Buckeby, Richard de Miton, John de Gaytford, John Broun of Kypas, William Michel of Breydeston, Robert son of Geoffrey de Wylenhale, Andrew de Bylneye, chaplain, and Gerinus Normaund, with others, assaulted him at Bylneye, co. Warwick. By K. on the information of R. de Northburgh
1322 May 8 at York: Protection for Godekin de Revel , the elder, merchant of Almain, who is conveying victuals and other wares in his ships from parts beyond the seas to the realm for the sustenance of the king and his lieges in the North and of those coming to the North, the said Godekin having found security in the Chancery that he will not convey his goods elsewhere, or communicate with the king's enemies and rebels; nothing is to be taken of his goods against his will for the king's use. Provided always that he shall answer for his trespasses, if any, against the Staple of Wools. By mainprize of John de Stykeneye and Roger de la Gotere.
1322 Aug 4 Newcastle on Tyne: The like for Thomas Hastang going with Edmund, earl of Arundel, on the king's service. By testimony of the earl. The like for Robert le fuitz Payn, going with the said earl. By testimony of the earl. The like for the following, going with the said earl, viz.— Ralph de Bulmere. Thomas Latymer, ' bocher.' John Revel. Robert de Daventre. John Bygot. Robert de Hale. Ralph de Craystok. William de Hoo. Philip de Nevill. John de Bures. John de Faucumberge. Edmund Bacon. Robert de Hilton. Roger Loryng. William Gilmyn. Philip de Daventre. William Latyrner.
1322 Rothwell: The like to the same justices on complaint by the said John de Haudlo that Walter le Poure, knight, Richard de Louches, Philip de Hanvill, Giles Ryvel, Thomas Malet, Giles le Poure, Richard atte Halle, John de Hampton, Robert de Leukenore, John son of Richard de Louches, John de Louches, Andrew de Louches, Robert de Louches of Chiselhampton, Ralph Wace, Edward Baroun of Marlebergh, Roger de Calston, John de Leycestre, John Perceval, John Skalebrok and Alexander his brother, Roger son of William Foliot of Roulesby, Robert Everard, John, parson of the church of Skipton, Drogo de Dane and Gilbert his brother, Thomas de Garsyndon, Nigel de Brackele, Walter de Nategrave, Thomas Arthur, Thomas le Mareschal and Roger de Solers, parson of the church of Rollyndright, with others, entered his manors at Pedynton, Muswell, Beckele, Edyndon, Chadelynton, Swereford and Rollyndright, etc ...
1324 May 18 Westminster: The like to John le Botiller of Lanultit, Robert de Aston and Adam Halnaked, on complaint by William de Ireby, prior of Hereford, that, wherejis the king had committed to the keeping of the said prior and John de Hampton the lands and goods late of Adam, bishop of Hereford, in that county and in the counties of Gloucester and Salop, whicb bad come into the king's hands by forfeiture of the bishop, and the said prior and John had come to Hereford and Ros to fulfil their office, the said bishop, William de Masinton, John Revel, Thomas de Wychyndon, chaplain, Walter le Fevre of Ros, John le Fevre of Hereford, Thomas le Keu of la Lee, and others, assaulted the prior divers times at Hereford and Ros, co. Hereford, and prevented him from executing his office.
4 June 1327 York: Protection and safe-conduct, for one year, for Godekyn de Reuele and Conrad Affleu, merchants of Almain, and for their men.
1328 at Clipston: The like in the county of Warwick to Ralph Basset of Drayton, Thomas tlastang' and John Revel. Jan. 12.Clypston.
1331 March 30 Eltham: Inspeximus and confirmation of a treaty, dated Paris, 9 March 1331, Eltham. agreed upon by Peter, bishop of Autun, Andri, bishop of Arras, John, bishop elect of Tirwan, Peter, abbot of Cluny, William de Seinte Maure, the chancellor, Guy Baudet and Reymond Saquet, clerks, Miles, lord of Noiers, William de Flote, lord of Revel and Peter de Coigners, knights, councillors of Philip king of France specially appointed to treat of peace, and Adam bishop of Worcester, William bishop of Norwich, William, count of Hainault, Henry de Percy and Hugh de Audeley, knights, and Master John de Shordieh, envoys and proctors of the king of England and duke of Guienne, as follows:
Et priinerement supplioient au roi de France U messages et procurours du roi Dengleterre, due de Gyenne, en noun du dit roi et due et pour li> qil li pleise repeller le ban de ttnze persones qi furent jadis bannis du roiaume de France par un acord fait entre prince de bone memoire, M. Charles, roi de France et de Navarre, et le roi Dengleterre qi ores est, lequel repel le dit roi Charles promist a faire par ses lettres ouvertes qi sont en la garde Varcevesque de Tliolos\ quant notre seintpere le Pape et le dit roi Dengleterre et ma dame, sa mere, ou deux de eux lenprieroient. Et disoient les dits messages qe le dit roi Dengleterre et ma dame, sa mere, en avoient prie et reqnis le dit roi Charles, quant il mvoit, et apres son deces li roi de France qi ores est. Sur ce est ainsi acorde que li Toy de France durraplein repel as ditz unze bannis selon la forme des dites lettres et gardee la tenour diceles, et qe ia soit ce qe les messages et procurours du dit roi et due ne monstrent les'lettres originales fesants mencion du dit repel, car elles sont par devers le dit arcevesque, tote voie le roi de France ad la eopie par devers li et de *grace il ajoustra foi a la dite copie et gardera la tenour dicele.
La seconde requeste estoit qe, come autrefoitz eit este acorde entre les gents des dits rois aiants poeir sur ce, cest asavoir Pieres, arcevesqne adunqs de Seinz, JoJian, evesque de Beauvois, Johan, esleu adunqs Davrench et nous, Andri adunqs esleu Darraz, Pierre, abbe de Cluny, Guilliam de Seinte Maure, chawicellier, Mile, seigneur de Noiers et Martin de Essartz, conseilliers du roi de France, pour li et en son noun, dune part, et nous, Adam de Wircestre, William de Norwyz, evesques desusdits, et Jolian de Shordich, messages et procurours du roi Dengleterre et due de Gyenne, pour li et en son noun, dautre part, par certeine forme contenue en dit acord qe les bannis du roialme de Prance ne feussent receptez ne retenuz en la ducJiee de Gyenne et certeins commissaires du roi de France eussentfait commandementz, requestes et inhibitions au dit roi et due en la persone de son seneschal de la duchee de Gyenne, et au dit seneschal pour le dit roi et due, qe enx ne receptassent ne retenissent les ditz unze banniz ne autre banniz du roi almede France sur poine de perdre le jfie qe le dit roi et due tenoit et tient du roi de France, et sur cele meisme poine leiir eussent comande et requis, contre la forme du dit acord sicome les gentz du dit roi et due disoient, qils rendissent as gentz du dit roi de France certeins banniz les queux Ian disoit estre en leur poeir, la quele chose les gentz du dit roi et due ne conussoient mie, supplieient les dits messages qe ce qest fait et attempte contre le dit acord soit mis en estat deu et qe li ajornementz qe en sont faitz en Parlement soient ostez. Les gents du roi de France disantz et proposantz encountre qe Lien et deuement avoient procede li dits comissaires et qe rien navoient 'fait contre le dit acord, et qe les adfornementz estoient faitz sur ce a bone cause pour ce qe le dit roi et due, son seneschal, ne ses gentz, navoient pas bien gardez le dit acord quant as ditz banniz, sicome Us disoient. Sur ce est ainsi acorde aimablement et pour bien de pats et de acord qe le dit roi et due et ses successours garderont et feront garder defait et effectuelement le dit acord * fait sur les banniz selon la forme diceli ou il est ainsi contenu3 acorde est qe ceux qe sont ja banniz ou seront pour trespas ou mesfaitz avenir par la court le roi de France ou par son parlement, ou par les seneschaux ou autres ojfficiaux du dit roi, en cas qe eux facent bannir asquns de leur souzmis ou autres pour trespas ou mesfaitz faitz en leur jurisdictions desore ne soient receptez ne retenuz en la duchee, mes nest mie lentencion des messages le roi Dengleterre qe par ceste acord les dits seneschaux eient poair de bannir les seneschaux ne autres officiaux ne ministres du dit roi Dengleterre pour nulle desobeissance mesfait ou trespas faits par eux en leur offices^ ne mil antre des souzmis du dit roi Dengleterre pur mesfait ou trespas fait en la ducliee^ combien qe le roi ou sa court le puissent faire en cas de souvereinete. Et nest pasauxl lentencion des tracteours deputez de par le roi de France qe par cest acord prejudice soit fait au roi de France ne a ses officiaux sur ces choses ou autres droits si ascuns li apertenoient, tant de droit come de custume, avant le temps de cest present acord. Et parmi cest acord le roi de France de sa grace ostera la dite peine, le dit ajornement et ce qi sen est ensui. Et est acorde qe, sans prejudice de lune par tie ne de lautre> il soit ensi quant as ditz commandemenz, requestes et inhibitions, impositions de peine, et ajornementz, et' ce qi sen est ensui, come si unqs ne eussent este faitz.
La tierce requeste estoit tiele qe come le roi de France eustfait ajorner le dit roi et due sur ce qil li demande seissante mille livres parisiennes dune part et cinquante mille marcs desterlings dautre pour certeines causes contenues es lettres sur cefaites en lacord desusdit fait entre les gentz des ditz rois soit acorde qe, en cas qe Ian troveroit par anciens pais ou autres obligations qe li rois de France soit temoz an roi Dengleterre en ascicne sume des deners, celesumeseroitrebatupar vole de compensation des deners demandez par le dit roi de France au dit roi, et de ce qe demeuroit, dune part ou dautre) seroit fait green deuewanere ; et Us eient, sicome Us disent, lettres et autres munimentz convenables par lesqueles Us volent monstrer les defies par lesqueles la dite compensation doit estre faite des ditz deners. Requeroient qe bon compte soit fait entre les gentz des ditz rois, et de ce qe demeura soit fait gre, dune part et dautre^ selon la forme du dit acord. Sur ceste requeste est ains' acorde qe les gentz du dit roi et due monstreront tantost les lettres ct munimentz par lesqueux Us voelent faire la dite compensation; et qc dautre part monstreront tantost les gentz du roi de France paiementz, quitances ou autres satisfaccons, sils les ount, et sera fait bon compte dune part et dautre^ et de ce qe demeura sera fait gre selon le dit acord. Et parmi cest acord ostera le roi de France de sa grace lajornement qe estoit fait sur ce et tut ce qi sen est ensui. La quarte requeste estoit tiele qe come le roi de France eust fait ajorner pardevant li le dit roi et due sur ascunes declaracions tuchantes la manere et forme par lesquelis li homage qe li roi Dengleterre fait et doit faire au rol de France doit ctre fait, requeroient qe li roi de France voulist cesser du dit ajornement et osier le defaute se point en y avoit, et tut ce qi du dit ajornement estoit ensui, disantz qe le dit roi et due estoit apperillez tant a faire sur la dite declaracion hors de jugement qeil devroit suffire au roi de France. Les gentz du roi de France proposantz qe le dit ajornement estoit fait par bone et juste cause, car quant le dit roi et due entra en lomage du roi de France a Amiens il ne veut mie lors declarier ne reconustre expressement qe lomage qe ilfesoit au roi deFrancefutlige, ne qil tenist les terres qil tient de li en homage lige, et ne li veut lors promettre foi et leaute porter, mais tute voie il entra en lomage du roi de France en disant qil y entroit par ainsi coyie il et sui predecessours, dues de Gyenne, estoient entrez en lomage des rois de France qi avoient este pour le temps. Et lors fust dit au dit roi et due qe li rois de France poursueroit par voie de raison afai qe fust declarie etconeu le dit homage estre, et devoir estre, lige et qil devoit promettre a porter foi et loiauteau roi de France, et qe ainsi le devoient conustre et declarier li rois Dengleterre et dues de Gyenne tutes les foitz qils fesoient homage au roi de France. Sur ceste requeste est ainsi acorde, sil pleise au dit roi Dengleterre et due, qil reconustra par ses lettres qe lomage qil fist a Amiens au roi de France, combien qil le fist par paroles generates, fut, est et doit estre entenduz lige, et qil li doit foi et loiaute porter come due Daquitaine et pier de France, et li promettra es dites lettres desore en avant foi et loiaute porter. Et pour ce qe en temps avenir de ce ne soit jamais contenz ne descordz a faire les dites homages il promettra es dites lettres en bone foi pur li et ses successours, dues de Gyenne, qi seront pour le temps, qe tutefoits qe li dit rot et due et ses successours, dues de Gyenne, entreront en lomage le roi de France ou ses successours, qi Seront pour le temps, lomage seferapar ceste manere [see next entry], Et de ce bailleront li rois Dengleterre, dues de Gyenne, et sui successours, fait le dit homage, lettres patentes scales de leur grant seal si le roi de France le requiert. Et avecq ce promettra le dit roi et due es dites lettres en bone foi tenir et garder effectuelement les pais et accordz faitz entre les rois de France et les rois Dengleterre, dues de Gyenne, et leurs predecessours. Et auxi li roi de France qi ores est, tantost qil aura les dites lettres, baillera ses lettres overtes sealees de son grant seal au dit roi et due es queles sera contenu qe par les reconussances et declaracion desusdites li rois Dengleterre, dues de Gyenne, et sui successours^ sui sugiz, ne leur terres, ne soient plus obligiez ne chargez envers li roi de France, ses heirs et ses successours, qil et ses predecessours, dues de Gyenne, qi avoient fait homage au roi de France, leur sugiz et leur terres, estoient, poeient et devoient estre par raison obliyezet chargiez devant les dites reconussances et declaracion. Et avecq ce promettra li roi de France es dites lettres tenir et garder effectuelement les pais et acordz faitz entre les rois de France et les rois Dengleterre, dices de Gyenne, et leur predecessours. Et en ceste 'meisme manere sera fait et seront renovellees les dites lettres, dune part et dautre, tute les foitz qe les rois Dengleterre, dues de Gyenne, entreront en lomage du roi de France, qi seront pour le temps. Et parmi cest acord li ajornementz fait sur lesclarcissement du dit homage, et defaut se point en y a, et tut ce qi sen est ensui, seroit de tut ostez auxi come se ungs ne eussent este faitz. Item sur les terres et biens immobles surpris par le roi Dengleterre, ses gentz, ses sugiz et obeissantz, sur le roi de France, ses gentz, ses sugiz et obeissantz, depuis qilsfirent obeissance au roi de France, a M. Charles, comte de Valols (qi Dieu assoille) ou a autre en noun du roi de France, et auxi sur les terres et biens immoebles surpris par le roi de France, ses gentz, ses sugiz et obeissantz, sur le roi Dengleterre, due de Gyenne, ses gentz, ses sugiz et obeissantz, depuis et contre les trives ou suffrance prises jadis devant la Riole entre le dit M. Charles, comte de Valois, et M. Emon, comte de Kent, jusques au temps qe la pais ensui entre le roi Charles et le roi Dengleterre et due de Gyenne, piere de cesci qi ores est. Est ainsi acorde qe quatre persones seroit prises et esleves, deux dune partie et deux dautre, li queux quatre, ou deux de eux, un dune partie et un dautre, senfourrneront summairement et de plein, par tutes les voies qils pouront, appellez les jjrocurours des ditz rois et ceux qi les dites prises, occupations ou detentacions touchent et eux presentz, sils y voelent venir, des dites terres prises, occupees et detenues, dune partie et dautre, sicome dit est, etqi les possidoit et detenoit au temps de la dite obeissance, et au temps de la dite trive ou suffrance, et quant eles furent prises, occupees et detenues, et par qi, et de circumstances du fait. Et de tut ce qils troveront qe sera occupe sur le roi de France, ses hommes, sugiz ou obeissantz, nobles et autres, apres la dite obeissance, soit devant la dite trive ou suffrance ou apres, jusques au temps qe lapaisfut apres faite entre le roi Charles et le roi et due, piere de cesti qi ores est, les dits quatre ou li dui, mettront les fruitz et les issues en lour meiny pour lune partie et pour lautre, et les tendront en leur mein commune, ou Us les bailleront as certeines persones a tenir pour les dites parties; et auxi de ce qils troveront qe sera occupe sur le dit roi et due, ses hommes, sugiz ou obeissantz, nobles et autres, apres la dite trive ou suffrance et contre ycele, jusques au temps qe la pais fut apres faite entre le roi Charles et le roi et due, piere de cesti qi ores est, les dits quatre ou li dui mettront les fruitz et les issues en leur mein, pour lune partie et pour Iautre9 et les tendront en lour mein commune, ou Us les bailleront as certeines persones a tenir pur les dites parties. Et tut ce qils troveront qe sera a reridre et restituer cm rot de France et ses hommes. Us leur rendront et restitueront, et remettront en leur estat qils avoient an temps de la dite obeissance, si juste cause nestoit monstre a lencountre. Hit tut ce qils troveront qe sera a rendre et restituer au roi Dengleterre, et ses homines. Us leur rendront et restitueront, et remettront en leur estat qils avoient au temps de la dite trive ou suffrance^ si juste cause nestoit monstre a lencountre. Et si ascune doute ou descord y avoient es dites choses, ou ascune diceles, par quelque cause. Us reporteront ou rescriveront et envoieront enclos sous leur seaux, aveq tut ce qe toucher a la dite doute ou descord, au roi de France as jours de la duchee de Gyenne du prochein parlement qe sera apres la dite doute ou descord et ajorneront les parties sur ce es ditz jours du dit parlement tut les foiz qe doute ou descord y seroient. Et nientmeins Us procederont et irrount touz jours avant ou surplus sur ce qils purront deliverer et proceder sicome dit est. Et le roi de France fera droit sur les dites doutes et descordz en son parlement, sa court garnie, au meins de ses piers. Et jurront les ditz quatre sur seintz Eivangeles tuches qils feront les choses desous dites et chescune diceles bien et loiaument sansfraude et sans bar at pur lune partie et pur lautre et le plus tost qils purront. Et si ascuns des ditz quatre ymurroient ou Us estoient autrement empescliez par juste cause devant la perfection de tute ceste besoigne, autres seront mis et subrogez en lieu de celi ou de ceux qi seront trespassez ou empescliez par cell ou ceux qi les avoient mis devant. Et nientmoins li dui qi demeurront, lun dune part et lautre dautre, irront toutzjours avant en ce qe commence avra este et sur tutes les autres choses tuchantes la dite besoigne. Et est auxi acorde qe par cest acord nul prejudice ne soit fait au dit roi et due en droit de proprete et possession ou quelque autre droit qe ce soit qil dut li avoir es terres qe li rois de France tient en Agen, en Gascoigne et en la duchee de Gyenne et a yceles et qils ne les puisse demander selon la pais ou acord fait entre le roi Charles dune part et le roi Dengleterre^ due de Gyenne, piere de cesti qi ores est dautre, et qe tut le droit qe lipoet apartenir par cause de la dite pais et du dit acord li demoere sauf. Et auxi ne soit fait prejudice au dit roi et duc^ ses gentz et ses sugiz qils ne puissent conjunctcment ne divisement demander si leur plaist les terres et biens qe le roi de France ses gentz, ses sugiz et obeissantz a li enporteront par cest present acord tant par les quatre come par les deux ou par la court du roi de France garnie sicome dit est quant il leur plerra. Et auxi ne face prejudice au dit roi et due en droit de possession de proprete ou autre quelqil soit qil dit li avoir es jfiez, homages et obeissances des arcevesqes, evesqes, prelatz, comtes, barons et autres nobles et nounnobles de la duchee de Gyenne qe li roi de France tient en la dite duchee^ en Agen et en Gascoigne. Et auxi est acorde qe nul prejudice soit fait par cest acord au roi de France ses sugiz et obeissantz quant au dit acord fait entre le roi Charles et le roi Dengleterre et qis ne puissent purposer tutes leur defenses et leur droit quelqil soit es cas desusditz et en chescun de eux en lieu et en temps. Derrichief est acorde qe tutes les choses qe sont a parfaire dune part et dautre de ce qe fut acorde par les gentz des dits rois desusnommez contenuz en dit acord soient acomplies et especiamment ce qe doit estre abatu de certeins chasteux, cest a savoir, Seinte Croiz, Madilhan^ Puypmes et du Burdil, soit abatu selon la forme bailie du Mareschal Bertran. Item est acorde qe en tut ce qenest pas desus determine et declarie le droit de chescune partie demoere sauf. Item requeroient les ditz messages pour le dit roi et due qe le roi de France feist lever et oster le siege et les gentz darmes qe sont devant le chastel et bourc de Xaintes, en disant et proposant plusieurs raisons par lesquels Us entendoient qe le roi de France le dustfaire. Les gentz du roi de France purposantz ploseurs raisons au contraire. Sur ce est ainsi acorde qe ceux du dit chastel et bourc qe les gentz du roi de Frclnce qe sont par de la dirront en bonefoi et ten leur loiaute qils croient cstre coupables des exces et mesfaitz qe Ian dit estre commis par ceux des ditz bourc et chastel en la terre du roi de France et contre $e$ gentz et ses sugiz seront renduz as gentz du dit roi de France, cest a savoir a ceux qe le roi de France deputera par ses lettres, et il en fera sa volonte, et eux issi rendus les autres qe demeuront en chastel et en bourc pourront aler et venir et demeurer et avoir leur vivres aujour lajorneepaisiblement et sans peril sans ce qe les gentz du roi Dengleterre puissent les chastel et burc garnir autremeni qe il est a present; et a ce sera purveu par le seneschal en la manere qil lefesoit devant la darrain esmoeuement. Et quant les articles desusdit et especiamment le article del homage et les autres choses desus acordees seront agrees, approveeslet confermees par le roi Dengleterre et due, et de ce am a envoie ses lettres overt es sous son grant seal au roi de France tutes maneres de defenses et forces seront ostees du dit chastel et bourc, et pourront les gentz du dit roi Dengleterre et ducfaire leur volonte franchement des ditz chastel et bourc sicome ilfesoient devant la defense du dit seneschal. Et quant a tutes les choses desusdites ainsi traictees et acordees par nous, conseilliers, tracteours, messages et procurours de nos chers seigneurs les rois desusdits, soient tenues gar dees etfermement acornplies, nous conselliers et tracteours deputes de par le roi de France sur les choses desusdites procureroms en bone foi qe delors qe les desusditz messages et procurours du dit roi Dengleterre et due reporteront ou renvoieront cest present traicte et acord ratifie, approve et conferme de certeine science du dii roi par ses lettres pendantz^ sealees de son grant seal> contenantes tute la tenour de ceste acorde./ le roi de France les con*/f ermera et rati«f/icra de certeine science par ses lettres pendantz. sealees de son grant seal, contenantes tute la tenour de cest acord. Et nous, messages et procurours de notre seigneur le roi Dengleterre et due desusnommes, procureroms en bone foi qe le dit roi ratifiera, approvefa et confermera expressement et de certeine science cest present tracteeet acord especiamment larticle fesant mencion de lomage en quel est reserve son plaisir par ses lettres pendantz, sealees de son grant seal, contenantes tute la tenour de cest acorde et qe yceles lettres il envoiera au desusdit roi de France a la feste de Lascension prochein avenir.
Then follow the instruments whereby the two kings appointed their representatives to negotiate the treaty.
1331 May 8 Havering atte Bower: Licence for John de Urtiaco, knight, to grant to William de Monte Acuto that the manors of Cory Ryvel, Langport, Hambrugge, Bradewaye and Erneshulle, the hundreds of Abedyk and Boleston and the advowsons of the churches of Cory Ryvel and Erneshulle, said to be held in chief, shall on the death of Sibyl late the wife of Henry de Urtiaco, tenant for life, remain to him in fee simple, and for him after attornment by the same Sibyl to grant that the premises shall remain to the said John for life if he survive her.
1332 Westminster: Appointment of Thomas earl of Warwick, John de Wyshain, William Westminster. Tracy and Richard de Haukeslowe, pursuant to the statute made in the present Parliament, to be keepers of the county of Worcester, to arrest all disturbers of the king's peace therein and to hear and determine the trespasses whereof they are indicted. By 0. The like of the following:
Thomas, earl of Warwick,
Thomas de Asteleye,
John Ryvel,
John de Clynton,
John de Heyford for the county of Warwick.
1333 Oct 12 Lambeth: The like to John de Stonore, John Ryvel, and John de Peyto the elder, on complaint by John de Pulteneye that Master Thomas Broun, Roger and Andrew his brothers, Adam de Napton, Walter Assheby of Lobbenbam, Roger Togh find others carried away his goods and assaulted his servants at Mynsterton, co. Leicester. By p.s. The like, touching an assault by these persons upon Thomas de Pulteneye at the same place.
1344 May 2 Folkingham:William de Shareslmll, Robert de Sapy and William de Bradewell, on complaint by Gilbert Talbot that Richard Reuel, Thomas Dobyn, John Frewyn, Walter Shartheyn and others broke his park at Lynton, co. Hereford, hunted there and carried away deer.
1344 Westminster: Commission of the peace, pursuant to the statutes of Winchester and Northampton, to John Howard, Robert de Erpyngham, Nicholas du Chastel and John de Berneye, in the county of Norfolk. By pet. of Parliament: John Ryvel, knight Warwick
1344 Aug 15 Westminster: Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, Ralph, baron of Stafford, Peter de Monte Forti, Richard de Whytacre, John Ryvel, John de Peyto le fitz' and John de Lee, touching the armed disturbers of the peace who lately in large numbers entered the manor of the abbot of Evesham of Wythele, co. Warwick, killed many of his men there, mutilated some and atrociously wounded others, and carried away his goods, and who still maintain themselves by force in the manor, consuming the crops and other profits thereof from day to day, and perpetrate many other misdeeds in contempt of the king and to the most grievous damage of the abbot, whereat the king is very greatly moved and not without reason.
1345 July 22 Southwick: Commission of array pursuant to the statute of Winchester, and of the peace pursuant to the same statute and that of Northampton, to Peter de Monte Forti, William Trussel the elder, John Ryvel of Neubold and John du Lee, in the county of Warwick.
March 17 1354 Westminster: The like to William de Shareshull, Hugh de Aston, John Musard and Robert de Wyghthull, on complaint by Ralph, Earl of Stafford and Edmund de Bereford that William Reuel, 'chivaler', Roger Blaunfroun, Leonard de Lucy, parson of the church of Ippusleye John de Brasebrugge, Henry de Stanydelf, Henry de Middulmore William Hernory of Astlegh, the younger, Edward le Pouchemakere, Thomas le Warner of Warrewyk, John Henryes, John atte Stones, William Strecul, William ' Henryscartere de Middulmore' John ' Henrysholder de Middulmore,' William' de Lee ' Henrysservant de Middulmore,' and others, at Chesterton, co. Warwick, broke their houses and carried away the timber thereof and other goods. For 20s. paid in the hanaper
1355 May 20 Westminster: Commission of oyer and terminer to Ralph, earl of Stafford, William de Shareshull, Roger Hillary, Henry Grene, Hugh de Meignill and Roger de Hepwell, on complaint by Ralph son of Ralph Basset of Drayton that Baldwin de Fryvill, ' chivaler,' Fulk de Birmyngham, ' chivaler,' William Ryvel, ' chivaler,' Ryvel, chivaler,' John Mounfort, ' chivaler,' William de Conesby, ' chivaler,' John le Clerk, John de Bracebrigge, Baldwin de Whiteneys, clerk, John de Whiteneye, Walter Holdeto, chaplain, William le Harpour, Richard Where, John le Coke, Geoffrey Leek, William Leek, John de Shepheye, * corveyser,' Richard le Cook, Robert Bisshop and others, at divers times, carried away his goods at Tarn worth, Middelton and Wilmyncote, in the counties of Stafford and Warwick, and assaulted his men and servants. For 30s. paid in the hanaper.
1363 Launde Priory: Whereas Predicas de Cretyng is indicted of having with others stolen Launde Priory, in the thirtieth year on Wednesday before the feast of St. John before the Latin Gate, 15s. in money by tale at Rysby from a man called Denechicke de Saxham and on Palm Sunday a horse worth 205 from John Gyboun of Brandon, to wit at Depele between Brandon and Theford, on Easter Day a horse worth 25s. from John Gyboun at Brandon, on Thursday before Easter 42s. in money by tale from Richard Ryvel of Ipswich in Little Saxham, on Monday (before or after) the feast of St. George the Pope, a horse worth 20s. and 20s. in money by tale in Brandoneferye from John Gibbes of Brandon, on Wednesday in Whitsun Week, 10s. in money by tale at Tymworth from three men unknown journeying by the way, and having on Saturday after the feast of St. George the Pope, broken the house of William Goderych at Mildenhale, and on Sunday after Ascension Day the house ... William Fader at Heiham and the house of John Fysh at Heyham and carried away hay of the said William worth 6d. and cloths of linen and wool of the said William Fader and John Fysh
Note: The Priory at Launde, Leicestershire, was founded about 1119 for the Black. Canons of the Augustinian Order, by Richard Bassett and his wife, Maude Revel
7 Dec 1384 Westminster: Licence,for half a mark paid to the King, by Henry, Earl of Northumberland for him to enfeoff Henry de Barton, William Culbergh, William Pullowe clerk, Robert Ryvill, Thomas Arden, William de Driffield, William Berker of Tadcastre, of a toft in Tadcastre, adjacent to the cemetery of the parish church, held in chief as parcel of the manor of Tadcastre, and for the feoffees after seisin had,to alienate the snme in mortmain, to a chaplain for celebrating divine service daily in Tadcastre according to their ordinance.
Dec. 28 1390. Eltham Manor: Grant,for life,to John Reuel one of the archers of the Crown of 6d. a dat at the Exchequer for his wages, provided that if he be not one of the number of 24 archers ordered to be constantly in the king's service at the king's wages, he is not to receive the above sum.
31 Aug 1395 Nottingham: John Hokley of Coventry,mercer, staying in England, has letters nominating Ralph Hebbe of Dublin and John Ryvell of Coventry his attorneys in Ireland for one year. John de Scarle, clerk, received the attorneys.
Nov 25 1399 Westminster: Exemplification,at the request of John Reuel,of the tenour of the enrolment of letters patent dated 13 January 13 Richard II, granting to him for life the office of ranger of the bailiwicks of Brykstok and Clyve within the forest of Rokyngham.
1414 Feb 22 Westminster: Commission to Henry Bracy,John Dodyngton, John Rousseley, Westminster. John Revel and William Parker to take stonecutters, carpenters and labourers for the works of the college of St. Maryand All Saints, Foderynghey, with carriage for the works in the counties of Northampton,Rutland and Huntingdon.
27 Aug 1416 Canterbury: Licence for 8 marks paid in the hanaper by Christiana late the Canterbury, wife of Drugo Barantyn and William Porter,knight, for John Hale, clerk, John Selman, William Randolf,Henry James,clerk, John Stodesbury clerk, John Blok, clerk, Thomas Seynycle, John Fray, John Credy, William Est, William Beel and John Wissyngsete to grant 180 acres of land and 24s. rent in Ixnynge and two parts of the manor of Ixnynge called Valens late of Mary de Sancto Paulo, countess of Pembroke deceased and the manor of Ixnynge called Jardyns and a third part of the third part of the manor of Ixnynge Valens late of Andrew Horn of Slendefold Sussex and Alana his wife, held of the king in chief, and the same (except John Fray)to grant a third part of the third part of the manor of Ixnynge late of Robert Porter and Alice his wife, held of the king in chief, to the said Christiana for life, with remainder to the said William Porter,Roger Flour, John Beaufoo, John Burgoyn, William Loksmyth and John Ryvell and their heirs.
1433 March 18 Westminster: Letters of denization for Master John Ryuel, the king's servant, bor ... in France. (Fcedera.) ByK. &C. in Par
1476 Attorney from Henry son and heir of Thomas Everyngham of Staynburgh, co. York, esquire, to Thomas Revell, to receive seisin of all the lands in Calvore (Calver) Derbys and Bramelegh which his father had jointly with John, Earl of Shrewsbury, and John, his son and heir, of the feoffment of Robert Staforthe of Ayome(Eyam) Derbys, etc. Date 21 Feb., 15 Edw. IV.