1300-04-14, St Albans

the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. Order to cause Geoffrey Geynvill to have respite for one [year ? for all debts due to the as the king has granted this respite to Geoffrey, who is to the Roman court by the king's order for certain affairs touching and his realm. By K. like to the treasurer and barons of the exchequer of Dublin. de Preston, knight, acknowledges that he owes to John de of Northampton two sacks of wool, price 10 marks ; to be levied, in of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. Northampton. de Mortuo Mari, one of the heiresses and parceners of the that belonged to Walter le Mareschal, tenant in chief of the puts in her place Hugh de Mortuo Mari, her son, to demand and before the king her purparty of the lands that belonged to Walter made on Wednesday after St. Peter in Cathedra, 28 in co. Berks, before Roger le Brabazon and his fellows, by the of Bartholomew de Erle, Roger de Borghefeld, Adam Martel, Ralph Robert de Sindlesham, William de Blebury, Gilbert Pynson, Jordan, Henry de Burnham, Peter de la Hoese, Richard de Elfeton, de Benham, Geoffrey de Elfeton, John Ferthyng, John de la Sale of John de Fonte, Richard de Yldesle, clerk, Adam de Waveton, de Henle, Richard de Pesemere, John Medwyne, William de William de la Dene, Roger de Schae, and John Ode, who that whatsoever is on the east side of [the] Lodona in co. Berks is the forest, as the following boundaries show (condonant): beginning jthe] Lodona falls into the Thames below the park of Sonnyngg, the Thames to Lodelakeshache, thence to the park of Windsor, to Heytele as the boundaries between the counties of Berks and extend; and from Heytele to Bredeford as the metes and bounds between the said counties extend ; and from Bredeford along the of Dodekrok (sic) as far as it goes between the counties of Berks and up to Swalewe; and thence to Rysle as the metes and extend between the counties of Berks and Southampton; and to Stanford at Stratford (sic) Say as the metes and bounds extend the said counties; and thence along [the] Lodona to the place [the] Lodona falls into the Thames. say also that the bishop of Winchester has free chace in all his pertaiming to his manor of Wergrave within the metes aforesaid. also say that the predecessors of the bishop of Salisbury had free in a plot of land (placeam) called le Busschopesber within the aforesaid from of old until Geoffrey de Pycford, keeper of the and forest of Windsor, appropriated the chace to the forest aforeand afforested it during the present king's reign, so that no minister king of the forest intermeddled within the aforesaid plot of land in way before the appropriation aforesaid. They also say that nothing has been afforested within the bounds aforesaid or elsewhere in that from the time of King Henry, the king's great grandfather, except plot of land (placeam) called Cuppynggesfryth, which is within the A word has been omitted here in the enrolment, metes and bounds of co. Berks in the towns of Stratford (sic) Mortemer and Aldermanneston Achard, which plot Walter de Everesleye, keeper of the forest of Panbere, appropriated to the forest in the late king's time thirtytwo years ago. In witness whereof the jurors have put their seals to the presents.