APPENDIX VIII THE SALE OF THE GOODS OF THE GREY FRIARS, LICHFIELD

(British Museum, Addit. MS. No. 11,041, fol. 88b)

Prisours Robert Ryve William Colman Marke Wyrley Thomas Fanne jurati.

Grey Fryers of Lychefyld The Sales ther made the iiijth day of October, anno xxx^o regis Henrici viij^ui

Sol. ffyrst sold to Mr. Strete all the copes, vestments, and tynakles in gros for xls.

Sol. Item, sold to the seyd Mr. Strete ij > candelstyckes of latten viijd.

Sol. Item, the pauyng tyle in both the cloysters, sold to Mr. Strete xls.

Sol. Item, sold to Thomas Bardell, ij candelstykes viijd.

Sol. Item, sold to Sir Thomas Dobsone, a presse, a bedstede, and a dore iiijd.

Sol. Item, the tymber, tyle, and stone of the old hostery and the ffermery, sold to Rychard Rawson iiijli.

Sol. Item, the tyle and tymber of the lytle cloyster, sold to John ap Gl’m. xiijs. iiijd.

Sol. Item, ij worte leddes[248] in the bruehouse, sold to John Sandelond vjs. viiijd.

Sol. Item, sold to Mr. Aston, a wynd ijs.

Sol. Item, sold to Thomas Fanne, the brycke wall at the churche ende ijs.

Sol. Item, sold to the master of the Ile, > a fate in the bruehouse iiijd.

Sol. Item, sold to Chapman, a fate xijd.

Item, sold to John Genynges, the tymber, tyle, and stone of the stable buttyng upon the churche ende iiijli.

Item, sold to John Mylward, the tymber, tyle, and stone of the iij houses joynyng together in the court callyd the Tenys Court xls.

Item, sold to Rychard Ballard, the lytle house over the ovyn iijs. iiijd.

Item, sold to Mr. Ryce, mastres Warden, mastres Stonye, vij leddes for wort xviijs.

Item, the tymber, tyle, and stone of the kechyn and the bruehouse, sold to Edward Spratte liijs. iiijd.

Item, sold to John Laughton, a cofere and a hutche in the buttery xijd.

Item, the cesterne of ledd, and the stone that hyt standyth in, in the kechyn, sold to John Genynges xiijs. iiijd.

Item, the glasse that ys lewse in the newe loggyng, sold to William Colman iijs.

Item, a lampe, sold to Edmund Bardell viijd.

Item, the presse in the vestrye, sold to the warden of the gyld xvjd.

Item, ij hutches, sold to Mr. Warden viijd.

Item, a fryers masse boke, solde to Marke Wyrley iiijd.

Item, the stone wall betwene the old ostery and the ffrater, sold to John Sadeler vs.

Item, the pauement of the quyere, sold to Mr. Stretes xiijs. iiijd.

Item the fryers setes in the quyere, sold to John Laughton vjs. viijd.

Item, the cundyt of ledd in the cloyster, sold to the master of the gyld and his brethern xxxs.

Sol. Item, a holy water stocke, sold to John Howlat xxd.

Sol. Item, all the kechyn stuff, sold to master warden of the gyld xxs.

Sol. Item, ij standert candelstyckes, sold to the seyd master warden viijs.

Sol. Item, the lytle cundyt standyng at the revestrye dore, sold to George Stonyng vs.

Sol. Item, the cesterne of ledd standyng in the porche at the Tenys Court ende, sold to Mr. Lytleton xxs.

Sol. Item, a lytle porche standyng by the dwellyng house, sold to Mr. Lytylton xs.

recepi xxjli. iijs. iiijd. Item, the ffrayter and the chambers stretchyng to the kechyn, with all the quadrant of the inner cloyster joynyng to the church and steple, and the church and quyer, and the long newe house of the est syde of the same cloyster, except and reseruyd ledd, belles, pauement, and grauestones within all the seyd buyldynges, save only the pauement of the seyd churche, whyche ys parcell of the seyd bargayne, sold to John Weston of Lichfeld, John Archer, Richard Cotes, gent., Hugh Bowde, Harry Hopwood draper, Michaell Hyll, John Genynges and John Mylward, and hath day to deface the steple, cloyster, and quyer forthwyth the churche, onles they obtayne lycens otherwyse of the Kyng and hys councell, athys-side the feast of the Purification of our Lady next commyng, and for all the residewe of the buyldynges iij yeres day[249] to pull downe and carye awey, and to have egresse and regresse for the same xlijli. xiijs. iiijd. Inde sol. J. S. xxjli. iijs. iiijd. Et rem. xxjli. xs. pro qua quidem summa Johannes Weston, Johannes Archer, Ricardus Cotes et Hugo Bowde, obligat. ad sol. ad fest. sancti Michaelis archangeli prox. ut patet oblig. dat. quinto die Octobr. anno regni regis Henrici viij^ui. xxx. rem. cum Johanne Scudamour, ar. r. partic. etc.