1294-02-24, Henry Coxford

Lombard has letters of request to the abbot and convent of to find him in their house for life in the necessaries of life. Records, ili, p. 581.] By p.s. hke in favour of John Castilloun to the prior and convent of Christ in the New Forest. By p.s. like in fayour of Thomas de Lenton to the abbot and convent of By p.s. like in favour of Roger Frere to the abbot and convent of Croxton. By p.s. of grant and release from Alexander de Hiltone, knight, to de Cokefeud, for his homage and service and for 140 marks paid as a gressom, of his manor of Laleford: to have and to hold and his heirs to Benedict or to any one to whom he may give, assign the manor; rendering to the chief lords of the fee the services due and accustomed and to Alexander a pair of gilt spurs at at the church of Laleford. Witnesses: Sir William le Gros, de Burnham, Sir Ralph de Boxtede, knights; John le William Fraunk of Harwich (de Herewyco), William de Roger son of Michael, Robert de Hastinges, John de Bromleye, Gernun, William Riper, John le Affete. that Alexander came into chancery, on 29 April, and the aforesaid deed, and also that he had delivered by it full of the manor to Benedict, and also that he was of full age, sound and out of prison at the time when this deed was made.