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that the stiid John the son' of Robert or his heirez came to the age of xxi 

 yere durj'iig which tyme John priour oF Bridestoke shulde haue the 

 gouernaunce and rule of the same John and with the said issue and profitez 

 the same John and his heirez shulde be founde with all competently unto 

 the said age / And also with the same issuez and profitez the said John 

 the son' of Thomas shulde fynde a preste duryng the said tyme to pray for 

 the sowlys of the said Thomas and Alice and the issuez and profitez that 

 remayned over / the said John the son' of Thomas to dispose after his 

 discrecon' withoute any accompte thereof to be hadde And when that the 

 said John the son' of Robert or his heirez came to the said age of xxj yere 

 then the said feffeez to enfetfe the said John the son' of Robert or his heirez 

 in the same londes and tenementz And not before Withoute that the said 

 feffeez were enfeffed in the same londes and tenementes to that entent as hit 

 ys pretended by the said bille And as touchy ng to the waste and desti'uccon' 

 pertended to be don' by the said John the son of Thomas in the same landes 

 and tenementz the same John saith ther ys non don' / the which maters and 

 eueryche of theym the said John the son' of Thomas and Wauter bith and 

 atte all tyiues shall be redy to verifie and proue as the courte will awards 

 Wherefor they pray to be dismyssid and to haue theire damagez for their 

 wrongfull vexacon' hadde in their behalff. 



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This ys the replicacon' of John Cryklade cosyne & heyr of 

 Thomas Cryklade un to the answer of John Cryklade son' 

 of Thomas and Walter Samborne 

 Fyrst he sayth be protestacon' the mater conteynyth ther in ys not 

 sufficient yn lawe for answer to the said bylle And wher be the said answer 

 hit ys surmytted the sayd John son' of Thomas only to have astat yn the 

 sayd maner of Langeregge wyth the avows' therto longyng forth wyth the 

 sayd xvj mesis speceiied yn the same answer tho hym & to his heirs of his 

 bodye comyng & to his owne use therto saythe the said John cosyne of 

 Thomas that the sayd John son' of Thomas and Walter ben' onlye sesid yn 

 the maner advows' & mesis forsaid to thuse & behof of the heyrs of the said 

 Thomas yn maner and forme conteyned yn the said byll And where hit ys 

 surmytted furdyrmor be the said answer the said John son' of Thomas & 

 Walter yn all the remenaunt of the sayd ten' conteyned yn the said byll to 

 be ynfeffid to thentent them to take yerlye the profitez therof un to the tyme 

 the said John cosyne of Thomas or his heirs com' un to the age of xxj yer 

 And the said profites be them to be dysposid iS: demenyd lyk as hit ys specyfied 

 yn the said answer therto sa3'the the said John cosyne of Thomas that 

 the said John son' of Thomas & Walter ben' ynfeffid yn the said ten' to 

 thuse and behof of the heyrs of the said Thomas onlj' wyth owte that the 

 said Thomas enfeffed hem ther yn to thentent as hit ys surmytted be the 

 said answer the which ujater he ys redye to auere as the court wyll award 

 & praithe to be restoryth to his damages & his costis of his suyt. 



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Ill or about the year 1461, as we know from other sources, John 



