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1322-01-23, Shrewsbury

The like for the following : John de Norton, addressed to Walter le Gras, [keeper] of the castles (custrorum) of Dynelegh and Kevenethes, and of the lands there, and of the lands of Meleneth and Guerthrengh , to receive 2s. a day. William de Leycestre, addressed to Robert de Morby, keeper of the castle, town, and land of Breghennogh, te receive 4s. a day. William de Holyns, addressed to John de Siggeston, keeper of the castles and towns of Huntyngton and La Haye, and of the lands there, to receive 18d. a day. William de Werdale, addressed to John de Dene, keeper of the castles and lands of Bolkedynas, Blenleveny, and Penkethelyn, to receive 18d. a day. Benedict de Normanton, addressed to Richard le Mareschal, keeper of the castle and town of Brentheles, and of the lands there, and of the lands of Cantredesely, to receive 2s. [a day]. William de Kaythorp, addressed to Edmund Gacclyn, keeper of the castle, town, and lands of Kirkehouwel and Stradieu, to receive 18d. a day. Thomas de Brayton, addressed to Griffin ap Rees, keeper of the castle, town, and lands of Buelt, to receive 2s. a day. John de Crosseby, addressed to Humphrey de Litlebury, keeper of the town, land, and lordship of the land of Radenore, to receive 2s. a day. John de Merton, addressed to Alan de Cherleton, keeper of the castle and lordship of Wyggemor, to receive 4s. a day. Hugh de Burgh, addressed to Ralph le Botyller, keeper of the castle and town of Lodelowe, and of the manors of Staunton Lacy and Clebury, to receive ts, a day.

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