1356-11-05, Henry Westminster

Chaundeler of Canterbury acknowledges that he owes to William 20/.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and in Kent. of surrender by John abbot of Pippewell and the convent -of to the king of the pasture and herbage of the laund of Banefeld the forest of Rokyngham and whatever pertains to them therein, as they held it of the grant of King Henry and of the grant and of King Henry III, for which surrender the king, by his patent, has granted to them the advowson of Geitington church in of Lincoln and has given them licence to appropriate that church. Sir William la Zouche of Haryngworth, Sir John de Verdon of Sir Simon de Drayton, Sir William de Thorp, Sir Henry knights. Dated in their chapter at Pippewell, 16 June, III. that on 1 January in the abbey of Pippewell the abbot and came before Henry Grene, one of the justices of the Common to whom the king gave power by writ to receive their acknowledgacknowledged the preceding charter, and the said writ is on the chancery among the writs of dedimus potestatem of this year.