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1278-05-29, William Westminster

de Insula, executor of the will of John de Insula, his father, into chancery, and released to William de Monte Revelli and R. of Bath and Wells, his surety, all debts and exactions that he might them by reason of the said will and by reason of the will of de Villelada in Gascony, late the wife of the said John, and acknowthat he had been paid for all debts that William de Monte Revelli to him for the purchase of the land of Villelade, which belonged to Alice. Oliver de Sutton, dean of Lincoln, acknowiedges in chancery, for and the chapter of Lincoln, that he owes to the abbot and convent Royal 400/.; to be levied, in default of payment, of their lands and Cancelled on payment. of release by Ralph de Hauvill to the king and to Queen his consort, lords of the manor of Burgh (de Burgo), of all the that he had in that manor, with all appurtenances. Witnesses: Sir Tybbetot, Sir Payn de Cadurcis, Sir Richard de Bruys, Sir de Sulleye, Sir Hugh son of Otto, and Walter de Helyun, ; Anthony Bek, John de Kyrkeby, Master Geoffrey de Aspale, de Kancia. of surrender and release by Jolin, abbot, and the convent of co. Chester, to the king, the founder of their monastery, of the of the church of Esseburn and of all the chapels of the same, the king gave to them and which the late king confirmed, Sir Thomas de Cantilupo, bishop of Hereford; Sir William bishop of Norwich ; Sir William de Valencia, Sir Robert de Sir Roger de Mortuo Mari, Sir Hugh son of Otto, Master Thomas Anthony Bek, Sir J. de Kirkeby, Master Roger de Seyton, Master de Scardeburg, and Sir Ralph de Hengham.

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