Bill for Cloth Supplied to John Barantyne and Sir William Stonor

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Title
Bill for Cloth Supplied to John Barantyne and Sir William Stonor
Reference
C 47/37/4/32
Date
1478-1479
Library / Archive
  • The National Archives, UK
Transcript location(s) in printed volume(s)
Carpenter, 'Kingsford's Stonor Letters', item 235; Kingsford, Vol II, item 235
Transcript from Christine Carpenter, 'Kingsford's Stonor Letters and Papers, 1290-1483'

                            235. BILL FOR CLOTH SUPPLIED TO JOHN
                               BARANTYNE AND SIR WILLIAM STONOR

 

                                                               1478-79

 

    The earlier items seem to be for Mary Barantyne (see No. 294), so that
Sir W. Stonor may have had some liability. "Peldelyon" (? peau de lion)
is clearly a trimming; "cham medly" is probably chamlet. The words
"your sone" must presumably mean Elizabeth Stonor's son John, who was
at this time a boy not more than ten years old. From Ch. Misc., 37, iv, 32.

 

    Md. Johanni Barantyne et Syr Wyllm. Stonor knyght plege Septembr.
ao xviijo r[egni] Regis Ed. iiijti.

    Item, v yerdes of tany the ffyrst day for yow and for my mastres, at
vj. s:—                                                                                                   xxx. s.

    It., iij yerdes of Russet for my mastres, at vj. s:—                   xviij. s.

    It., a yerd and quarter peldelyon for yow, dyt tyme, at iij. s. iij. d.:—
                                                                                                               iiij. s.

    It, ij yerdes and quarter of bran1 medly for your meyny, dyt tyme,
at iij. s:—                                                                                     vj. s. ix.d.

    It., ij yerdes and quarter of pwyke delyveryd to Syr. Wyllm. Staveley
at v. s. iiij. d.:—                                                                                      xij. s.

    It., a yerd of cham medly for a chyld of yours at                   iij. s.

    To be paid at Allhaloutyd nexste commyng: summa totalis iij. li.
xiij. s. ix. d.

    Syr Wyllm. Stonor. knyght, Dessember ao r[egni] xviij Regis E. iiij.

    It., iij yerdes and quarter of Russet for your Maystershepe and for
your sone the iijd day the yerd vij. s. vj. d.:—                   xxiiij. iiij d. ob.

    It., iij yerdes of murrey þat Wyllm. Harbar haad þe xxiij day May
ao xix., at vj. s. viij. d.:—                                                                  xx. s.

                                       Summa xliiij. s. iiij d. ob.

 

                                                            1 Brown.
Transcript from Charles Lethbridge Kingsford, 'The Stonor Letters and Papers 1290-1483, Volume II'

 

235. BILL FOR CLOTH SUPPLIED TO JOHN
BARANTYNE AND SIR WILLIAM STONOR

 

1478-79

 

     The earlier items seem to be for Mary Barantyne (see No. 294), so that
Sir W. Stonor may have had some liability. “Peldelyon” (? peau de lion)
is clearly a trimming; “cham medly” is probably chamlet. The words
“your sone” must presumably mean Elizabeth Stonor’s son John, who was
at this time a boy not more than ten years old. From Ch. Misc., 37, iv, 32.

 

     Md. Johanni Barantyne et Syr Wyllm. Stonor knyght plege Septembr.
ao xviijo r[egni] Regis Ed. iiijti.

     Item, v yerdes of tany the ffyrst day for yow and for my mastres, at
vj. s:—     xxx. s.

     It., iij yerdes of Russet for my mastres, at vj. s:—     xviij. s.

     It., a yerd and quarter peldelyon for yow, dyt tyme, at iij. s. iij. d.:—
     iiij. s.

     It., ij yerdes and quarter of bran1 medly for your meyny, dyt tyme,
at iij. s:—     vj. s. ix. d.

     It., ij yerdes and quarter of pwyke delyveryd to Syr. Wyllm. Staveley
at v. s. iiij. d.:—     xij. s.

     It., a yerd of cham medly for a chyld of yours at     iij. s.

     To be paid at Allhaloutyd nexste commyng: summa totalis iij. li.
xiij. s. ix. d.

     Syr Wyllm. Stonor. knyght, Dessember ao r[egni] xviij Regis E. iiij.

     It., iij yerdes and quarter of Russet for your Maystershepe and for
your sone the iijd day the yerd vij. s. vj. d.:—     xxiiij. iiij d. ob.

     It., iij yerdes of murrey þat Wyllm. Harbar haad þe xxiij day May
ao xix., at vj. s. viij. d.:—     xx. s.

Summa xliiij. s. iiij d. ob.

 

1 Brown.