1280-01-06, Winchester

To the sheriff of [Hants]. Notification that the king has granted to Hugh son of Oto in recompence for the custody of the serjeanty of the dies (cuneorum) of London and Canterbury, which belonged to Thomas son of Oto, deceased, tenant in chief, and which the king lately granted to the said Hugh during the minority of Thomas's heir and which Hugh has now restored to the king a moiety of the garden and manor of Chilwarton and Dunesawage, together with a rent of 13s. 4d. yearly from Percival son of Thomas de Chilwarton and a rent of 6s. 8d. yearly from Thomas le Waleys in Chilwarton, which were in the hands of Benedict son of Licoricia, late a Jew of Winchester, who was hanged for felony, and all the debts, arrears and fees in which Thomas de Chylwarton was bound to the said Jew for any cause, and all the debts that Thomas and his heirs owe to Jospynus son of Deulegard, and order to cause Hugh to have seisin of the foregoing, with all issues thereof from the time of the arrest of Benedict.