1348-02-08, William Westminster

de Barton, clerk, and John de Melton of Barton acknowledge they owe to David de Wollore, clerk, 1,000/.; to be levied etc. in co. on payment. of indenture testifying that whereas William de Barton, and John de Melton of Barton are bound to David de Wollore, in 1,000/. by the preceding recognisance, David grants that if Master de Barton, brother of the said William, who has renounced all the which be asserted that he had in Hornesee church, by virtue of a of the apostolic see, shall not molest David, parson of that upon his possession thereof, by Robert or any other, or do anything prejudice of the king's right or of the judgment rendered in the court upon the recovery of the right of presenting to that church king, but shall defend David against any other who pretends to a right to that church by apostolic provision in future, then the said shall be null and void and the execution thereof shall cease any default or impediment is found on the part of Master Robert by Robert, as aforesaid. Dated at London on 18 February, 22 III.