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1290-12-25, Ashridge

Order to cause the corn in the manor of Qweye, which manor belonged to Walter de Treilly, ) tenant in chief, and which he demised before his death for a eertain term to John, formerly bishop of Ely, which corn he [the escheator] has taken into the king's handsand has exposed for sale from day to day, to be replevied to Eleanor, late the wife of Walter, who holds the manor in dower and , who asserts that the corn belongs to her, until the octaves of the Purification next, and to cause to be replevied to her what he has levied of the corn, in order that it may then be discussed before the treasurer and barons of the exchequer whether the corn ought to pertain to her or to the executors of the bishop's will.

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