1345-05-28, Portsmouth

Brother Nicholas, prior of Holy Trinity, London, acknowledges for and the convent that they owe to Gilbert de Wygeton, clerk, 1202. ; be levied, in default of payment, of their lands and chattels and goods in co. Hertford. Enrolment of acknowledgment of receipt by Thomas de Melchebourne, Roger de Wolsthorp, Henry de Tiddeswell, William de Melchebourne, Walter Prest and Walter de Chiriton for themselves and their fellows, fermors of the customs and subsidies in all the ports of England of John Spicer and Adam Juys, late collectors of customs in the port of Southampton, of their good and faithful account for all receipts, issues and expenses of the issues of the customs at that place and all places on the coast westward towards Wynchelse and eastwards to Weymouthe, between 15 July in the 17th year of the reign and 6 September following, of which account they discharge those collectors towards the king. Dated at London on 28 May, 19 Edward ILI. . Parr 1. 573 Enrolment of acknowledgment of receipt by the same merchants from Pursere and Adam Juweys, late collectors of customs in the port Southampton of a like account from 6 September in the 17th year of the until 15 March in the 19th year. Dated at London on 28 May, Edward III.