1375-11-14, Westminster
Memorandum of acknowledgment, 26 November. Writing of Katherine de la Pole, daughter and one of the heirs of Richard de Laceer, giving with warranty to Walter Walsche the king's esquire (scutifero), Richard Parker, Gilbert Neel clerks and Peter Turk, their heirs and assigns, all her lands, rents and services in the town and suburb of London which she has of her heritage after the decease of her said father, under condition that they be bound to deal with the premises according to her will as contained in certain indentures made between the parties. Witnesses: John Swyfte, Clement de Dolvoryn, Henry Astelyn, Ralph Cherman, John Renter. Dated London, Monday before Ascension day 49 Edward III.
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