1285-01-20, William Canterbury

Dun came before the king, on Saturday before the Conversion of Paul, and sought to replevy to Walter de Kemeseye the latter's land in which was taken into the king's hands for his default before of the Bench against John Caperun. This is signified to the of the Bench. of grant by Walter de Wygtone to John de Wygeton, his and Dionysia, daughter of Sir John de Luvetot, John's wife, of his manor co. Cumberland, for the term of Dionysia s life and the heirs on her by John, quit of all service. For this grant Sir John has him 1007. beforehand. Witnesses: Sir John de Vescy, Sir Otto de Sir Robert Tibetot, Sir William Bardolf, Sir Thomas de and Sir Roger de Trompton, knights; William Talemache, de Ewell, Richard Talemache, Walter de Bocking, John de Henry de Gildeford. that Walter came into the full exchequer, on the morrow Hilary, and acknowledged the preceding gift for himself and his heirs. John de Luvetot, Dionysia s father, prayed for enrolment of the gift, and acknowledgment aforesaid, which is granted to him, and they enrolled in the rolls of the memoranda of Hilary term, which gift, and acknowledgment the chancellor ordered to be enrolled at the of J. de Kyrkeby, treasurer of the exchequer, as appears manifestly letters deprecatory of the treasurer to the chancellor, which are on files of chancery amongst the king's writs. This enrolment was made on Tuesday the morrow of St. Vincent.