1330-04-03, John Woodstock
le Gardiner of Lockesleye came before the king, on Tuesday after Sunday, and sought to replevy the land of Warin Giffard of Goldecote which was taken into the king's hands for Warin s default the justices of the Bench against Geoffrey son of Robert le Fevere of This is signified to the justices. of release by John son of William Warin of Dene, eo. Bedford, de Wedon, knight, of his right in the lands that the releasor had Hargrave, and Swynesheved, and in all the lands therein that fall to him in the future. He also releases to Ralph a robe yearly for his own life, and ull actions,ete, Witnesses: Sir John le Marescall, Sir Walter de Holewell, knights; John de la Penne, Robert de Bukyngham, Hugh de Kynbell, John de Toucestria. Dated at Winchester, on Wednesday after St. Gregory, 4 Edward II.
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