1297-08-12, Udimore

abbot and convent of Abbotesbury. The king remembers that them at another time to admit into their house Henry who has long and faithfully served the king, and to find him his necessaries in food and clothing, according to the requirements estate, whom they have admitted, as the king learns, for which he them specially. As they have withdrawn from the said John (sic), certain of the necessaries that they had granted to him, the them to find Henry the aforesaid necessaries for life in the in which they previously found them, in consideration of the king will feel himself more specially bound to further their son of William Burnel of Acton Burnel acknowledges that he Matthew Giffard 12 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, lands and chattels in cos. Somerset and Southampton.