1304-06-30, Stirling

To Walter de Gloucestr ia], escheator beyond Trent. Order to deliver to Isabel, late the wife of John Daubeny, tenant in chief, 83 acres of land, which are extended at 2s. 10d. yearly, to wit 4d. an acre, and two acres of meadow, which are extended at 4s. yearly, to wit 2s. an acre, which the king has assigned to her of the 20 acres of land and seven acres of meadow in La Kyngesham, co. Gloucester, which John demised to Mastér William de Apperleye until Michaelmas next for 40 marks, with provision that if John did not acquit the said lands of the 40 marks, the lands should remain to William and his heirs, which lands the king caused to be taken into his hands by reason of the minority of John's heir because the king ought not to lose his wardship by such demise.