Thomas Uvedale witnessed a document partitioning land between the heirs of Sir Thomas Poynings, Lord Seint John, being John Bonevyle, son of his eldest grandaughter, John Paulet, son of his second grandaughter and Thomas Kingston, son of his youngest granddaughter Alice. Thomas Kingston received the Manor of Warnesford, the advowson of Warnesford Church, the keeping of the forest of Pambere, the manor of Newbury, the advowson of Creyford Church county Kent; the reversion of the manor of Sherbourne Seint John; the advowson of the Church of Southampton after the death of Godrey and Alainore; the reversion of the manor of Middelton, the advowson of Middelton Church county Sussex, with all other lands in the parishes of Warneford, Creyford, Shirbourne and Middelton which were of Thomas Poynings except lands granted to John Bonevyle and John Paulet, as well as otherthings.