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the sheriff of Huntingdon. Order to cause a regard to be made in of Waweberg before the coming of the justices of the Forest, so the regard shall be made before Christmas next. de Brounollesheved acknowledges that he owes to William de clerk, 10 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of his and chattels in co. Westmoreland. Partition of the fees that belonged to Robert de Kaynes. part of the heirs (hered ) of Robert de Kaynes. Joan de Lucien holds and a half in Brochel , worth 80I. yearly, and the church pertaining in co. Northampton. John de Roseles holds a fee in Herleston Heyford, worth 20/. and the church pertaining [thereto] is worth the same county and elsewhere of the king. Master Henry de Bray half a fee in Thurneby, in the same county, worth 50s., and elsewhere king by a mesne-tenant (per medium). William son of Robert de holds a fee in Oxhulf, co. Warwick, worth 101. 4s. Od. Adam holds a fee in Chalvedon, co. Dorset, worth 88s. Peter de Barton a fee in Westbarton, co. Oxford, worth yearly 11/. 7s. 8d. Richard de holds half a fee in Yelvertoft, worth 8I., in co. Northampton. Hugh de half a fee in Oreton, worth 8/., in co. Northampton. Laurence de Bosco fee at Westwod, worth 50s., in co. Dorset. William de Rodmerton a fee, worth 26s., in co. Gloucester. William Maufe two fees in and Bechinton, worth 10J., in co, Sussex, by a mesne-tenant, Peter de Welles holds a quarter of a fee in Haldeneby, worth 41., in co. Northampton. The heirs of Simon de Seinnor hold a quarter of a fee in Haminton, worth 4/., in co. Northampton, by a mesne-tenant. The part of Hawysia, late the wife of Robert de Kaynes. The heirs of Jordan Byssop hold a fee in Little Sobbiry, worth 15/., in co. Gloucester. Thomas de Lenn holds half a fee in Wyleden , worth 50s., in co. Sussex. John de Bolmer half a fee in Herleston and Great Heyford, worth 10/., in co. Northampton and elsewhere of the king. John de Mohaut half a fee in Walton, worth 10/., in the same county and elsewhere of the king. John son of Simon de Monte Acuto half a fee in Sprotton, worth 8/., in the same county by a mesne-tenant. Roger le Warr a fee in Fokynton, Yeverton, and Beydinton, co. Sussex, worth 107. Henry de Lassebur[y] a fee in Lassebur[y], co. Gloucester, worth 6/. 10s. Od. Robert de la Lee holds an eighth of a fee, rendering 33d. yearly, worth 26s. 4d., in co. Wilts. Enrolment of grant by Robert de Hibernia to Sir William de Saham, clerk, for 20/. of a messuage and a virgate of land in Berton, to wit all the tenements that the donor had of the feoffment of Nicholas Terry, which Nicholas had previously granted to the donor by charter: to have and to hold to William de Saham and his heirs of Nicholas, according to the tenor of the charter of feoffment made to William de Saham. Robert de Hibernia remits all right therein to William de Saham. Witnesses: Sir John de Kirkeby, archdeacon of Coventry, Sir Thomas de Weylaund, Sir Ralph de Hengham, Sir William de Braybof, Sir William de Wyntereshull, Herbert de Caune, Alan de Sutton, Nicholas Gacelyn.

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