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1277-06-03, Windsor

the justices appointed for the custody of the Jews. Order to respite the lawful age of Hugh Fyche the demand for 20/. from his lands by of an amercement in which he lately fell in the king's court before - justices, and not to aggrieve Eleanor, the king's mother, by reason as the king learns from her that the justices have ordered the said be levied from the lands of Hugh, who is a minor in her wardship. the same. Whereas the king has granted to Queen Eleanor, his wife, debts in which Richard de Sees is indebted to any Jews of this by his charters, and Richard is indebted to Aaron Cryspyn in 800. the grant: the king orders the justices, if they ascertain by inspection rolls of the Jewry or otherwise, that it is so, and that that debt was to the queen by the king, to cause the value of the debt to be to Aaron or to whom he will in the debts that he owes to the king, cause the value thereof to be delivered to him from the debts in the of the Jewry, as they shall see most convenient for the king. the same.

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