1336-03-20, Westminster

Memorandum, that William Cortays of Bryclesworth acknowledges that has been satisfied for 200 marks, in which John de Verdon was bound him by a recognisance made in chancery in the 8th year of the king's The following made like acknowledgments for the following sums, to wit : William de Ayremynne, now bishop of Norwich, for 40 marks, acknowledged to him by Joan, late the wife of John Sampson and John Sloth, in the 15th or 16th year of the late king's reign The chancellor received that acknowledgment. Robert Lysewy for 40 marks, acknowledged to him by the prior of Christchurch, Twynham, in the 2nd or 3rd year of the king's reign. . 663 John de Weston of London, draper, for 30/., acknowledged to him by Robert de Hardres in the 5th year of the king's reign. Richard de Rudham, clerk, for 48/., acknowledged to him by the abbot of Dureford in the 3rd year of the king's reign. Reginald de Donyngton, knight, for 100 marks, acknowledged to him by Robert de Hoton, clerk, and Thomas de Hanley, in the 17th or 18th year of the late king's reign. John de Stok, attorney of Geoffrey de Weston Underegge, the elder, for 100 marks, acknowledged to Geoffrey by Geoffrey de Weston of London, draper, and Richard de Welleford of London, in the 3rd year of the king's reign.