1276-07-21, Walter Westminster

de Gayton acknowledges that he owes to Philip Burnell 10/. ; in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. Babee Schedule. Enrolment of grant by Jocf eus] de Dunham to Philip Marmyun of three hides of the free tenement that the king gave to Joceus in his free manor of Westbury ; rendering therefore to Joceus a third of a knight's service when secutage runs throughout the whole realm, for all service, etc. that might arise from Philip. He also grants to Philip husbott and heybote in all his woods of Westbury, and sufficient brushwood for his fire throughout all his woods, and that all beasts of Philip and his men shall be quit of pannage throughout all his woods and elsewhere in all places with the beasts of Joceus, as freely as the king granted such liberty to Joceus. Witnesses ; Sir Arnulf de. Glanvill, Sir Robert Treget, Sir Godfrey Escudemor, William Walding, William ae Aneseyve, Walter de Lya, Savaric de Penlyge, Colswen de Lye, Hervey, then the clerk of Joceus.