[228.2] A short blank occurs in Blomefield after ‘xxix.’ and before ‘xvii.’
[229.1] Blomefield or his continuator here speaks in his own person.
[230.1] A church in Norwich, rebuilt by John Paston in 1460, the advowson having been acquired by him and Margaret, his wife, in 1458. The date of the rebuilding is engraved in stone on a buttress by the north door.
[231.1] Masses called ‘certeynes’ are referred to in No. 53 (vol. ii. p. 64).
To Master Clement Felmyngham the said tyme
text has “Mastkr”: corrected from Blomefield
[638]
FASTOLF’S GOODS[231.2]
1466
Declaracio bonorum mobilium Johannis Fastolf militis ad manus Johannis Paston armigeri deveniencium et possidencium tam ex liberacione Thomæ Howys, Rectoris de Pulham, unius executoris dicti militis, quam ex Rapto aliorum hominum serviencium et tenencium suorum. Ac valorem in possessione dominiorum maneriorum terrarum et tenementorum suorum in eorum prima perquisicione per dictum militem solutorum et per heredem dicti Paston clameatorum pro nichilo solvendo, cum custubus edifficacionis eorundem. Et pro quibus omnibus supra specificatis executores dicti militis petiunt de heredibus et executoribus dicti Johannis Paston, solucionem restitucionem ac satisfacionem de dampnis occasione hujusmodi retencionis.
In primis.
Die octava mensis Novembris anno xxxviij. Regni Regis Henrici Sexti, videlicet tercio die post obitum Johannis Fastolf militis, Thomas Howys clericus, co-executor dicti Johannis Fastolf, deliberavit Johanni Paston armigero de bonis dicti Johannis Fastolf existentibus ad tunc sub salva custodia in abbathia Sancti Benedicti de Hulmo de parte majoris summe in auro, videlicet in nobilibus antiquis boni et justi ponderis ijml. cccc. nobilia, precii nobile viijs. iiijd., faciunt mlli., et alia vice in moneta argenti xxiiijli. xvijs. ijd.; unde summa ml.xxiiijli. xvijs. ijd.