Richard Cely snr. to George Cely
- Medieval Family Life
- Title
- Richard Cely snr. to George Cely
- Reference
- SC 1/53/28
- Date
- 14 June 1479
- Library / Archive
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- The National Archives, UK
- Transcript location(s) in printed volume(s)
- Malden, item 19
- Transcript from Henry Elliot Malden, 'The Cely Papers: Selections from the correspondence and memoranda of the Cely family, merchants of the Staple, A.D. 1475-1488'
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19
Rychard Cely the elder
Jhesu Mliiijclxxix
I grete yow wyll and I have resayvyd a lecter from you wryt
at Caleys the xxxj [day] of May the weche lecter I have wyll
understande and also the same day I have resayvyd a boykys
therin v lecters of payment acordyng to youre wrytyng and I have
schewyde the lecters [unto] John Domynyco Bartholomeo Lombarde
to ys clarke and he saythe the lecter schall be payd at the day and
I have schewyd to John Spynyell Lombard ys lecter and hathe
promysyd payment at the day but as for Phyllypys Sellar of Dorneyc
ye meste wryte to me were I schall speke wyt hym at ys comyng
to London the xiiij day of Jun I schewyd the Lombardys lectersat London I wrote to you a lecter I send to yow be John Rose
and ij salt salers of sylver of the weythe of x unse or xj or there
abods bothe wyt a jw ryng and I spake to John Rose for to speke
to you for to bye for me a carthe at Caleys for j horse a schorte
carthe bare unschude the wyllys for I have hyar of my wolde
Caleys carthe se the carthe body be good hassche and hexsyd rydy
for goe to warke for I have gret nede ther to I sopose it wyll coste
a vjs or vijs clotys lynys pynys and all praye John Parcar for helpe
you or Thomas Granger for I traywe ye can but lytyl skyll of
syche ware I wrote to you in the lecter send be John Rose as for
all syche money as ye have resayvyd for me and schall resayve in
this marte I wyll ye make home to me as meche as ye can for I
here saye ther schall goe schepys of war to the see were for God
send wsse pese ye schall here myche more in thys pertys nor I can
at Brytys I wyll ye bye for me v or vj c of good barasa canvase at
the marte for I am avysyde for to by more woll I have marvele
that ye send me no wrytyng be Randofe of syche maters as he com
to London for I fere me ys comyng ys for grete maters for the
plase and here ys but strange warlede for to sue non the sekenese
raynyd sore at London God send wan ys wyll ys at the the [sic]
wrytyng of thys lecter we were all in good helle I thanke God.
Wryte at London the xiiij day of Jun in grete haste.per Rychard Cely.
Addressed: To George Cely at Caleys be thys
lecter delyverd.On the Dorse: John Smethe.
Jacob de Bloke . . . .
ixli xixd fls.
xxix Andrews iiijs vjd sum . .
vjli xvs vjd fls.
xxx Rynysche iiijs iiijd sum . .
vjli xvs fls.
xij hutrysche iiijs sum . . .
xlviijs
An lewe. . . . . .
vjs viijd
v postlatys ijs vjd sum , , ,
xijs vjd
iiij crounys at vs iiijd sum
xxjs iiijd
iij Arnouldes ijs ijd sum
vjs vjd
An gylden rydar
iijs vjd
Item ij docates
xxxiijs
Item in plakes vli
vli fls.
Summa pagine
xxxiijli xiijs vijd fls.
Item Rychard Crisp
xlvijli xijs
a
Item receyved per John Mell
xxiiijli fls. xijs
sum
Summa
lxxjli fls.
G. Palmer in redy mony
cli fls.
Upon wyche mor lia
lli fls.
a Arras.
b Brytys, Byrttes, or Bryttys Place, hodie Bretts is in the County of Essex,
Hundred of Chafford, Parish of Alveley. The house is about a mile north-west
of Alveley Church, within sight of the road from Alveley to Romford. W. Sautre
possessed Le Bryttes Place in 1404. John Sautre sold it in 1446 to Richard
Andrews, King’s Secretary and Dean of York, brother-in-law to old Richard Cely,
who sold it to Richard. Richard Junior died seised of it in 1494 (Inq. P.M., 9
H. VII., Sept. 20th).c Doornik, commonly Tournai