1350-04-11, John Westminster

Mareschal, archdeacon of Carlisle, acknowledges that he owes to de Lucy, knight, 20 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of and chattels and ecclesiastical goods in co. Cumberland. of deed testifying that whereas the king, on 6 February last, to John de Coggeshale and to Isabel late the wife of John Baynard of all the lands which belonged to the inheritance of John who held in chief, in co. Kssex, in the king's hand by reason of of John's heir, to hold until that heir should come of age, for 20 marks yearly at the king's wardrobe, of which 20 marks the on the same day, granted 10 marks to Reginald de Ferariis, the serjeant at arms, to be received of the hands of John and Isabel so as they hold that custody, they have satisfied Reginald for the said for all the time that they have the said custody. Witnesses: Peter John Haukwode, Ralph Wulsy, Richard Stacy of co. Kssex, Leynham, Thomas Levelyf, Richard Caundissh of London. Dated on 16 March, 24 Edward III. that Reginald came into chancery at Westminster on and acknowledged the preceding deed.