1281-07-12, Westminster Gileberti)

John son of Hugh, keeper of the forest of the Wrekin (de Monte Order to cause Roger Springehose to have in that forest two of the king's gift. the justices appointed for the custody of the Jews. Whereas the has given to Thomas Paynel a debt of 60/. in which Godfrey le Clerk was indebted by his charter in the chests of the chirographers (Benetto) de Wintonia, a Jew, lately hanged, which debt is in king's hands by reason of the death of the said Jew, he orders the to cause the charter to be withdrawn from the chests and delivered Because this grant is testified by Hamo Hauteyn. the same. Whereas the king learns by inquisition taken by them and de Kendall that a sack of wool, price 14 marks, that Hugh took by the order amongst the goods of the condemned Jews of Northampton was wool of Peitevin son of Sampson, a Jew of London, and not the wool of other Jew, and Hugh sold the wool and paid the money thence arising to king: the king orders the justices to cause to be assigned to Peytevin some clear debts in the treasury a debt to the value of the wool aforeunless the wool ought to pertain to the king for any reason. the barons of the exchequer [of Dublin].