1322-04-17, Rothwell

To the bailiffs and men of Harwich. Request that they will consent the ship granted by them shall remain in the king's service at expense for two months, as others have done who have granted and that the ship may be at Tynemuth as above. To the bailiffs and men of Great Yarmouth. Like request concerning the ships granted by them for forty days at their expense. In case it be for the king to have a greater number of ships in this expedition, requests them to prepare as many ships as they can, so that they have ready to set out in the king's service at his wages when summoned by By K. Enrolment of indenture witnessing that Sir Gilbert de Yarewell, rector Gerford church, and Sir Walter de Yarewell, rector of the church of Michael at Use Bridge, York, have sold to Robert de Scorburgh of the custody of all the lands of John son of John Cokerel in Mollescroft, Scrobbes, and Walkyngton, co. York, and in Butterwik, Bliburgh, and Wilingham, in co. Lincoln, with the marriage of said John son of John, which custody and marriage Master John de the elder, had of the gift of Edward, son of the king, during minority of the said John son of John Cokerel; to have and to hold to said Robert as fully as the aforesaid Master John had it and as the said and Walter had it by the assignment of the said Master John and Robert de Yarewell; saving to the said Gilbert and Walter the crops of growing in the fields of Mollescroft and Scrobbes of the autumn of the 1322, which Robert de Scorburgh grants them permission to mow and away. Dated at Beverley on Quasi modo Sunday 1322. Memorandum, that the parties came into chancery at York, on 28 April, acknowledged the above indenture.