1302-09-17, Newenden
To the same. Whereas the king ordered Robert de Ufford, then to cause to be assigned and delivered to Richard de Exonfia], deceased, for his good service 301. yearly of the king's lands in to hold to him and his heirs of the king's gift, and Robert caused to be delivered to him by virtue of the said order yearly of land of the king's lands, to wit half the township of half the township of Stregachcruyn, and the townships of Lismorethethan, Cownach, Screvan, Ardmolan, Drumcloghry, and Decologhelyn, to be held in form aforesaid, Richard did obtain the king's charter therefor, and Richard, his son and heir, has the king to cause his charter to be made to him: the king orders justiciary to consider the value of the land aforesaid and to ordain a and reasonable service therefor at his discretion, and to certify the concerning such service, in order that the king may cause to be done Richard what he shall cause to be ordained by his council.
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