1331-04-21, Wingham
Order to cause the sequestration of the goods William de Weston, late parson of the church of Abberbury, to be and to permit William's executors to have the administration and dispose thereof as shall seem fit for William's soul, the king having the bishop to cause all William's ecclesiastical goods and chattels to sequestrated, and to be kept without diminution until further orders, behe was given to understand that William was indebted to him at his in divers debts that had not been satisfied, as William, bishop of the treasurer, has now testified before the king in chancery that it found at the exchequer that William owes the king any debts there, By 0.
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