1296-01-28, Walsingham

abbot and convent of Abindon. The king is sending to them his Wobodus, and requests them to admit him with two horses and into their house until Michaelmas next, and to find them in all necessaries. Gerberd, clerk, acknowledges that he owes to William de clerk, 28 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands in co. Suffolk. greater security he found as sureties Simon Bacun, Robert de and Richard de Suthwolde, who constituted themselves debtors, and granted that the money should be levied, in default, of their lands and chattels in co. Suffolk. de Thrundeyne and William de Flamstede, burgesses of Lynn, their places Alexander de la Cornere of Lynn to sue and demand John, king of Scotland, and his men a ship with the goods and it that was arrested in Scotland by the aforesaid king and his to receive the ship and goods in their name.