1282-06-07, Chester

Order to cause the abbot of Shrewsbury to have in the forest of Lide four oaks, of the king's gift. To Reginald son of Peter. Request that he will hold Grimbald Pauncefot excused on this occasion of the service of four barded horses that he owes to Reginald for the lands that he holds of him, and that he will cause Grimbald s cattle that have been taken for this reason to be restored to him, as Grimbald is staying continuously in the king's service in his expedition of Wales with Roger de Mortuo Mari in defence of the parts of Montgomery against the Welsh, so that he cannot do the said service to Reginald. The king does not intend that prejudice should arise to Reginald by reason of this, but that Grimbald and his heirs shall upon other occasions do the due and accustomed customs and services for the said lands. To Grimbald Pauncefot, constable of the king's castle of St. Briavells.