1302-09-04, Chichester

To the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. As it appears to the kino by inspection of the rolls of his chancery that Robert de Tony, son and heir of Ralph de Tony, tenant in chief, was a minor in his wardship from the 14 September, in the twenty-third year of his reign, on which day the king caused the lands that belonged to Ralph to be taken into his hands until 15 July, in the twenty-fifth year, on which day he took Robert's homage for the lands and rendered them to him: the king orders them to acquit Master John Waleweyn and Walter Page of the 1051. exacted from them by summons of the exchequer for the issues of Robert's lands in Kertling, co. Cambridge, and Sele, co. Devon, Bliston, Carneton and Heleston, co. , which were in their custody by the commission of Malcolm de Harlegh, late escheator this side Trent, during Robert's minority, from the said 15 July.