1276-05-20, Westminster

the justices appointed for the custody of the Jews. Order to cause son and heir of Hamo de Burton, deceased, to have reasonable terms, to him the chief messuage and a moiety of his tenement and the chief service, for payment of the debts due to Abraham Russel, a Jew of by reason of certain loans to Hamo, as contained in Hamo s charter Jew s possession, according to an extent of John's tenement that caused to be made, which he sends to the justices, provided that has been paid to the Jew shall be allowed to John, as the king wishes John in accordance with the provision and grant that he lately made indebted to Jews. that Adam le Despenser came into the chancery and to William de Wintreshull and Beatrice his wife the manor of co. Surrey, for their lives, with reversion to him. For this they gave him 200 marks.