1331-05-29, Bury St. Edmunds

the treasurer and barons of the exchequer and to the chamberlains, of the will of Robert de Umframvyll, late earl of Anegos, shewn the king, by petition before him and his council in parliament that he kept divers men-at-arms in the service of I. and Edward II. in their wars of Scotland and the marches of by their orders for the salvation of the marches, and divers sums were due to Robert at his death for the arrears of his wages and for his horses lost in the wars aforesaid, as appears by the of the wardrobe of the late king delivered at the exchequer and by of his wardrobe in their possession, for which sums no payment or has been made, and they have besought the king to order to be made to them of the sums aforesaid: the king ther fore them to see the said will and the bills and books aforesaid, and if find that the sums aforesaid are still owing, the treasurer and are to pay them to the executors out of the treasury, or the and barons are to cause the executors to have assignment By pet. of C.