1273-01-13, Roger Westminster

Memorandum, that the bishop came ivto chancery, on Friday the octaves St. Hilary, and released the custody, etc. to Joan as aforesaid, for which and grant, Joan acknowledged that she owed to the bishop yearly during the said custody ; to be levied, in default of payment, of lands and chattels in co. Lincoln. Thomas de Furnyvall came into chancery and acknowledged that he owed Joan, daughter of Hugh le Despenser, 1,000 marks, on condition that Thomas de Furnyvall, son and heir of the said Thomas, now a minor, to Joan with his father's will, shali presume to do anything that marriage when he shall come of age, Thomas his father shall pay Joan the said 1,000 marks within the first year after Thomas the son have protested (reclamaverit) against the marriage, which sum shall levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. York.