1275-10-26, William Westminster

de Pakeham of Thymmeworth, Laurence de Offinton, Ralph de and Roger de Pridinton acknowledge that they owe to Robert 60 marks ; to be levied, in default of payment, of their lands and in co. Norfolk. of deed of Walter de Faucunberg and Agnes his wife, one of and heiresses of Peter de Bruys the third, and Marmaduke de and Lucy (Luca) his wife, the second sister and heiress of Peter, that whereas certain lands of Peter's with the advowson of the of Gysebur[n] have come to them by inheritance, they, having out and found the truth, acknowledge and grant that the canons of monastery shall in no wise be bound to seek licence to elect from when the priory is void, but that upon the first voidance they their elect to Walter and Agnes or their heirs at Skelton, to the manner and form in which the canons have been wont to the times of Peter and of his ancestors, and on the second voidance present to Marmaduke and Lucy or their heirs at Denebi, to the manner and form in which they have been accustomed to to Peter and his ancestors at Skelton, and thus hereafter successively, prejudice shall not be done to the canons by the enrolment concerning of the lands and advowsons made in the king's court between and heiresses of Peter. In testimony whereof the grantors have seals to the present letters made in the form of an indenture and have procured its insertion in the king's rolls. Dated at 7 Kal. November, 1275, 3 Edward [I.]. it known that Walter aud Agnes his wife and Marmaduke and Lucy chancery at Westminster, on Tuesday the morrow of SS. Simon and granted the tenor of this deed made between them in the of an indenture (cirograffi), so that they may not contravene the hereafter.