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1386-01-26, Westminster

Memorandum of acknowledgment by John Glemesford, 31 January. John Littelbery knight to John de Marcheford parson of Swynesheved, Thomas Clamund (Claymund) of Hale, Randolph Bolle of Swynesheved, John Sirik of Biker and Richard Wolmer, their heirs and assigns. Quitclaim with warranty of all the lands, rents and reversions in Holbeche which the said parson and the others have by feoffment of John de Meres of Kirketon in Holand, Richard de Welby of Multon and Richard de la Launde of Gosberkirk. Witnesses : William Wyte, William Kalowe, William Holdemediew, Simon Sareson, Robert Wyte of Holbeche. Dated Holbeche, Sunday after the Purification 9 Richard II. : Memorandum of acknowledgment, 5 February. . 115 Mareschall of the city of Winchester and Elizabeth his the king and Isabel de Foxe, and to the king's heirs and Quitclaim of all right by reason of the said Elizabeth's after the death of William Dauvers her husband in the manor Lovell by Hamstede Mareschall, and in all other lands, reversions and services in Berkshire which ever were of her said Witnesses: Richard Abburbury, John Kentewode Henry Almayn, William atte Wode, Richard Brouns. Dated in Easter week 8 Richard II. of acknowledgment by William Mareschalle at this year on Friday before St. Thomas the Apostle last William atte Wode, by virtue of a dedimus potestatem which the file for this year. (in margin) that on 10 February this year this writing to John Innocent clerk of the treasurer to be kept in the

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