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1319-02-14, York

Order to deliver to Simon de Welden, John de Seton, Anthony de Ernygton, Richard de Oggel, John de Trewyk, Richard de Cramlinton, Robert de Seton, John Grey, Walter de Hanwyk, John de Plessys, Alan de Wilton, Adam de Mikeleye, Alan de Hepescotes, Adam de Eresdon, Robert de Fenrother, John de Kyngton, Thomas de Burton, John de Matfen, Robert Bataille, William de Croxton, John de Derteford, Adam de Carlton, Robert de Haukewell, John de Morpath, Hugh de Aketon, Thomas de Witton, Adam Palmere, Thomas de Boteland, Henry de Trewyk, John de Wodeslade, Thomas de Burghton, John de Neubigging , and Robert de Joneby, men of the county of Northumberland, 10 tuns of wines of the 40 tuns granted by the king at their petition to the knights and others of that county who are lacking the necessities of life owing to the invasions of the Scots, in aid of their maintenance, the king having appointed the said receiver and William Rydel and Richard de Emeldon to divide the 40 tuns amongst the knights and others according to the requirements of their estate and their merits and the amount of loss sustained by them, which division and distribution have not been yet made on account of the petition of certain men seeking for part of the said wines; wherefore the king grants the above 10 tuns to the above-named men on account of their long prosecution and their necessity. By K. 23. To A. archbishop of Dublin, justiciary of Ireland, and to Master Walter York. de Islep, treasurer there.

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