1314-07-10, Berwick-on- convent Tweed

Richard de Ayremynn, clerk, has letters from the king to the abbot and of Wynchecombe to receive the pension that the abbot is bound to to one of the king's clerks by reason of his new creation. By p.s. Enrolment of notarial instrument of John Amici of Heveryngland, of Norwich, notary public, dated at his inn in London, 15 July, that, at the said day and place, in the presence of Bernard Barram William Daverson, merchants of the diocese of Canterbury, and of de Kyngesbury, layman, Laurence Chaumponeis, rector of the of Neyleston, diocese of Lincoln, acknowledged that whereas he demised to Sir Ralph de Stokes, canon of St. Peter's, York, and to Servat, citizen of London, the said church and the manor of the with all chapels, tithes, etc., from Michaelmas, 1312, for five years a certain sum of money that he has received beforehand, the said afterwards acknowledged before the above-named witnesses that had received from the said Ralph and William by the hands of William Waltham, citizen of London, 35 marks as a loan for the prosecution of affairs. As Laurence intends to borrow more money from them during said five years, he grants that they shall receive all the fruits of the aforesaid and appurtenances beyond the end of the said term until shall have received therefrom the said 35 marks and what other money shall lend him.