1314-11-20, Northampton

William de Brikhull, who long served the king and who is unable to attend upon the king owing to illness, has letters to the prior and convent . 203 Dunstaple to admit him into their house, and to give him such allowance all things as Roger de Oxenhale, lately deceased, had in his lifetime, and make him letters patent granting the same to him. Matilda, late the wife of Gilbert de Clare, late earl of Gloucester and tenant in chief, puts in her place Richard de Esteden and de Bray, to seek and receive her dower in chancery. The said Matilda puts in her place Richard Calf and Richard de Farnhull seek and receive dower in chancery of her late husband's lands in The said Matilda took oath not to marry without the king's licence, and fealty to the king for certain lands held in chief whereof she was jointly with the said earl. John le Waleys of Pagenhulle acknowledges that he owes to Philip le of Colewynston 60/.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands chattels in the county of Gloucester.