1338-10-05, Kennington

To Reginald de Conductu and John de la Pole. Whereas the king is hound to Robert de Wodeford, John Aunger and John Godhyne in divers sums of money for their wool taken for the king's use, as appears by four indentures made with them, and because they have informed the king that parts of the indentures in their custody were lost at sea, and beseeching the king to order them to be renewed, the king ordered Reginald and John to cause this to be done, examining the parts in their possession, causing it to be expressly mentioned that the former indentures, if found, were of no value; and now Robert, John and John have informed the king that the second indentures have been taken from them by enemies upon the sea, and beseeching the king to order them to be renewed, the king orders Reginald and John to view the parts in their possession, and to cause other indentures to be made, with express mention that the first and second indentures, if found, are of no value. By C. because Reginald has shown a letter of privy seal directing him to make such indentures.