1301-11-27, Linlithgow
Order to acquit Isabel, late the wife of William de tenant in dower of the manor of Tughale, co. Northumberland, belonged to him, of the demand made by summons of the exchequer certain debts of William or of John de Vescy, his brother, or of other ancestors, as the king granted to William, for the grant and surrender by William of the castle, manor and county of Kildarfe] and of manor of Sprouston, whereof Clemencia, late the wife of John de William's son, holds two parts in dower and Isabel, late the wife de Vescy, William's brother, holds a third in dower, pardon of all due to him for fines and amercements and for other his own debts the debts of John de Vescy, his brother, and of his other ancestors
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