1341-07-30, Havering Atte Bower

To the assessors and collectors in co. Southampton of wool granted in the last parliament at Westminster. Order to cause wool of that county to be sold up to the sum of 121s. 1d. and to cause that sum to be paid to Henry de Bradeweye, in accordance with the agreement made in the last parliament, as the king ordered the takers of wool in that county to inform him concerning the number of sacks taken from Henry by virtue of the grant of 20,000 sacks to the king, and Robert de Hoo, one of the takers and purveyors of wool in that county, returned that he and his fellows took 1 sack 11 cloves of Henry's wool in the town of Little Somburne of the price of 100s. and by indenture made between the said takers and Henry it appears that the price was 100s. a sack, whereupon Henry besought the king to cause him to be satisfied. By C.