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1273-05-03, Walter Westminster

de Geyton acknowledges in chancery that he owes to Walter de 22J., for his corn of Chetindon ; to be levied, in default of payment, Iands and chattels in co. Buckingham. [ Cancelled. of agreement between William de Valencia and Sir Thomas that 600 marks that William paid to Thomas in the Holy Land be allowed to William in a debt that William owes to Thomas for the of the lands and heirs of Maurice son of Ger[ald] in Ireland, which sold to William, and also 200 marks that William delivered to at Westminster on the preceding day shall also be allowed to in the said debt, and Thomas gave respite to William for the of the debt until Michaelmas next, on condition that if the king to England in the mean time, he shall ordain concerning the between them, both concerning the remainder of that debt and the warranty of the custody. Dated at.Westminster, 3 May. mainpernors of William de Benges, charged with the death of de Askeby : . Philip de Bokeland of ee. Hereford. Ralph de [ngeworth of co. Norfolk. Thomas de Neketon of co. Norfolk. Richard le Deneys of co. Suffolk. William de Eye of co. Suffolk. William son of John of co. Suffolk. Humphrey le Marescall of co, Middlesex. Walter de Curzun of co. Suffolk. Geoffrey de Middelton of co. Norfolk. Roger de Haneworth of co. Norfolk. Hugh de Cressingham of co. Norfolk. Walter de Basing of co. Middlesex. Richard de Merston acknowledges in chancery that he owes to Walter de Merton 35 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. Hertford.

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