1332-01-26, Westminster

To William le Mareschal, keeper of the stud of the king's park of Rysebergh. Order to permit the abbot of Nottele, parson of the church of Rysebergh, to receive the tithes both of foals (pud/anatorum) foaled in the said park, and of the money from agistment of beasts therein, as Edward I. on 6 July, in the 33rd year of his reign, upon its being found by inquisition taken by the sheriff of Buckingham that the said abbot and his predecessors, parsons of the aforesaid church, were wont to receive from time out of mind both in the time of Richard de Alemannia, sometime earl of Cornwall, and in the time of Edmund, sometime earl, the tithes of the foals aforesaid and of the money arising from the agistment of all manner of beasts until Parson (person ) Lumbard and William Beausamys, keepers of the stud of the said king, after the manor and park had come into his hands. upon the death of the said Edmund, hindered the aforesaid abbot from receiving the tithes ordered the bailiffs of Margaret, then queen of England, to whom the king had assigned the said manor and park, which bailiffs had likewise hindered the abbot from receiving the tithes aforesaid, to permit the abbot to receive the tithes as he and his predecessors had been wont to receive them in times past.