John Colmystorre, John Julkyn, John ffytz, John Brune, Richard Hill. Dated Tauystok, Friday before St. Andrew. 13 Henry VI.
[1438] Grant by Christina, relict of John Bacheler, in pure widowhood, to William Ayssheforde jun. and Joan his wife, of tenement in Tauystock—tenement late Stephen Cotell east, Thomas lucas west, highway south and north. Witnesses—Thomas Coche, William Ayssheforde senʳ, Richard Langebroke, 'Eustachia' Salter, Richard Tayle. Dated Tauystok, Monday before St. Gregory. 16 Henry VI.
[1438] Grant by Peter Brendwode to John Bodyer, of tenement and garden in Tavystok—tenement of Walter Wyndesore south, of Richard Durrant north, 'le ffysshe-lake' east, way from the town pillory towards Hurdewyk west. Also garden at Banewill—gardens of Thomas Hubbe and Walter Wyndesore west, meadow of Bartholomew Wyndesore north, meadow of aforesaid John Bodyer east, a little way leading from the king's highway to the lands of heirs of Thomas mylemete south. Witnesses include—William mey, Thomas Coche, Walter mey, Thomas hubbe, Richard . . . Dated Tauystok, Monday in St. Michael . . . 17 Henry VI. [Imperfect]
[1438] Bond by Peter Brendewode in £10 to John Bodyer, to secure free and peaceable possession of above-recited premises. Wednesday after preceding.
[1438] Lease on life of Walter Wyse by Peter Brendwode of London, to John Eggebeare of Tauystoke, of tenement and garden—tenement John Eggebeare south, Richard Durrant north. Also garden at Banewill, between gardens of said John and of Walter Wyse. Witnesses—John Pechenyle, John Tauton, Thomas Hubbere [?]. Dated Tauystok, Wednesday. [Date gone, but perhaps 17 Henry VI.]
[1438] Quit claim by Peter Brendewode, to John Bodyer, of tenement and garden in Tauystok, which the said John has of Peter's gift and feoffment—tenement Walter Wyndesore south, Richard Durrant north, 'le ffysshelake' east, highway from the pillory towards Hurdwyk west. Together with a garden at Banewill—gardens of Thomas Hubbe and Walter Wyndesore west, meadow of Bartholomew Wyndesore north, meadow of John Bodyer east, and a little way leading from the king's highway to the
