1316-06-08, Thunderley

To the same. Order to acquit Alexander Cheveroil, deceased, his heirs and executors, of the ferm or issues of the manors of Yatesbiry, Lavynton, and Wynterburn Asserton, co. Wilts, from 27 January, in the first year of the king's reign, when the king committed to him the custody of John Walraund, an idiot, and of his land, in the king's hands on account of his madness, as it appears by the rolls of chancery that John was the brother and heir of Robert Walrand, to whom the manors belonged, the custody of whose lands the king committed to the said Alexander on 4 December, in the said year, rendering therefor as much as any fermer or approver of - the same had rendered at any time, excepting 20/. yearly that the king remitted to him during the custody ; provided that he, his executors and heirs, answer for the issues of the manors, with the above remission, from the said 4 December until the said 27 January.