1276-04-21, Kempton

the justices appointed for the custody of the Jews. Order to cause of Gocelin de Brathewayt, who is indebted by his charters to Jews of the realm, to be extended, and to cause him to have reasonat which he can pay the debts, saving to him the chief messuage moiety of his lands, in accordance with the provision and grant lately by the king to Christians indebted to Jews, provided that what the have received from the lands since the said gift and provision shall to Gocelin. de Steynley has like letters. Sewal has like letters. son of Thomas Sig of Oulton has like letters. Margaret de Ros puts in her place Walter de Teyl, clerk, and Richard de Camera in a suit before the king between her and William de Wyndesor concerning a mill erected in Grarig in Kendal. Thomas de Insula puts in his place Reginald his son and William his brother in a suit before the king between him and Gilbert de Humfrannvill, Thomas de la Chaumbre, Richard son of William Calyn of Hirbotil and Alan his brother. Richard de Talevan acknowledges that he owes to Master Henry de Bray 8 marks ; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. Oxford. Enrolment of deed of Hugh Lovel, demising to Sir Henry de Tregoz, lord of Garinges, his manor of Storketon, co. Sussex, with all appurtenances except half an acre of land, the advowsons of the church and of the new chantry of the manor, from Easter, 4 Edward, until Michaelmas following and for seven years from then, as contained in a deed of agreement between them, for 867. that Henry paid to him beforehand. He wills that if he die during this term, so that the manor shall come into the custody of another by reason of the wardship of his heirs, his heirs or executors shall not distribute anything of his goods until they shall have rendered to Henry as much as shall then be in arrear to him of the aforesaid sum, and if his executors will not do so, he wills that his heirs shall be bound to make such payment to Henry in full, and that the sheriffs in whose bailiwicks his goods shall be found may levy the money in form aforesaid, to be paid to Henry. Dated at Westminster, April 27, in the year aforesaid. John de Mekesburgh came before the king, on Tuesday before St. Mark, and sought to replevy the land of Agnes de la Sale of Brinesford in Brinesford, which was taken into the king's hands for her default in the king's court against Ralph le Walker and Beatrice his wife.