1375-06-27, Westminster
Memorandum that on 24 May this year the chancellor ordered the mayor of Oxford under pain of forfeiture to keep himself and his fellows burgesses of that town from doing ill to the abbot and convent of Oseneye or any of that house or household, and ordered the said abbot likewise under the same pain, for himself and his fellows, so that they should deal and sue according to the law of the land, if they think fit. Writing of John Wake, son and heir of Hugh Wake knight, being a quitclaim to William de Thorp knight, John Knyvet knight, . 233 Robert de Roos knight, Richard de Treton clerk, James de Roos, John de Tylneye and John de Bretton, their heirs and assigns, of the manor of Stoke sometime of the said Hugh his father. Dated Westminster, Friday the morrow of the Ascension 49 Edward III.
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