1371-11-01, William Westminster

de Wyndesore the king's lieutenant in Ireland. Order, that at the time he made the fine hereinafter mentioned John Scrope deceased had no other estate in two and the appurtenances in Dublin but jointly with Joan his and that the same ought not to be charged for any sums of due to the king, or for any other cause to remain in the king's to command the king's hand to be removed from the same and thereof since they were taken into the king's hand; as on of the said Joan it is shewn the king that the said John was to the king in a certain sum of money for a fine which he made deliverance from Dublin prison where he was detained for trespasses and contempts by him committed, and that though day he made the said fine or after he had but a joint estate in messuages with the said Joan, namely in one messuage to and the heirs of the said John and in the other for a term of the lieutenant caused them to be seized into the king's hand the said sum thereof, wherefore the said Joan has prayed Proviso that the sum of the said fine be levied to the use of other lands which the said John held in fee simple at the the said fine or after, and after the said Joan's death of that which he held jointly with her to them and to his heirs.