he obtained licence to build an oratory in his house at Strensham

bought the manor of Strensham from Godfrey de Auno and wife Joan

was appointed collector of the aid for the county

received a grant of free warren in his demesnes of Strensham and Peopleton

settled the manor on his heirs by his wife Agnes with contingent remainders to his children John, Edmund, Robert, Christine, Margaret de Appurleye and Margery de la Bourne.

holding the two knights' fees which her husband had formerly held

Thomas Earl of Warwick gave him a yearly rent of £20 in time of peace and £40 in time of war from the earl's manor of Chedworth, with bouche-au-court for himself, a chamberlain, three grooms and five horses in time of war, in return for bachelor service

received licence to crenellate his mansion-house at Strensham

confirmation of the grant of free warren made to Nicholas in 1328

grant of land and rent in Strensham, made to him for gratuitous good service

settled the manor and advowson on his wife Elizabeth