1290-03-13, Gimingham

Order date: inferred Regnal year 18 Edward I · Edward I · Close Rolls · Membrane 10

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Dated in source: “Mar. 13” · Place as written: “Gimingham”

Manuscript The National Archives, series C 54, membrane 10 (class as printed in the calendar; consult AALT/TNA for the original roll)

To the same. Notification that the king has pardoned Richard de for his good service, 9 marks in which he is indebted to the to wit half a mark for having a writ in chancery because he had him whom he had pledged, a mark for an unjust hindrance, 3 marks three fines for licence to agree, and 40s. of fine for licence to agree, that the king has also pardoned him 26 marks due to the exchequer the debt of Roger de Clere and John de Colekirk, to wit 20 marks for for the passage and four marks for scutage of Wales, and order to him to be acquitted of the said sums. It is provided that the residue the debts of the said Roger and John shall be levied for the king's use those holding their lands. By p.s. [808.] Schedules

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