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1355-05-04, William Westminster

Cancelled on payment. 9. Robert de Herle, knight, John de Coupeland and William Heroun, knight, acknowledge that they owe to Roger de Mortuo Mari, earl of March, 1200 marks ; to be levied ete. in Northumberland. 29 KDWARD III. 193 of release by Eufemia late the wife of William de la Beche, to John de Coupland and Joan his wife of all her right and claim manor of Neweham, co. Northumberland. Dated London, 10 May, ITI. that Eufemia came into the chancery at London on 10 May acknowledged the preceding deed. of demise by John de Ros, rector of All Saints church, London, to William atte Welle, cyrger, citizen of London, to Joan de Yistelworth, his wife, of 6 marks yearly quit rent which lately had of the gift and feoffment of the said William, to be at the four principal terms of the year, usual in London, of all tenement which William de Stanford, citizen of London, inhabits and for his life in the parish of St. Laurence in Candelwykestrate in in the city of London, with power of distraint if the rent be John de Pulteneye being then mayor of London, John Hamond William Haunsard, sheriffs of that city, John de Preston, alderman of Witnesses: Henry de Preston, Bartholomew Deumarez, John John Poterel, Richard Andrew, Thomas le Brewere, John de John de Tiffeld, William de Cheyham, Hugh de Depeden. London, Monday before St. Alphege, 8 Edward ITI. that the said John de Ros came into the chancery at on 9 May and acknowledged the preceding charter.

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