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1320-07-26, Hadleigh

To Richard de Rodeneye, escheator this side Trent. Order not to interfurther with 6 acres of land in Bedington, and to restore the thereof, as it appears by inquisition that John Harvest of Andevre, parson of the church of Bedington, found his church seised of the land, and that it had been annexed to the church from time out of and that he demised it at will to William le Rede Jop for a certain and that other-parsons of the church successively demised the land to tenants at will, and that William de Kerleton, sometime parson of the church, resumed the land from William de Tangclegh, the tenant at and that Thomas de Kynyngham and William de Halling , sucparsons of the same church, found the church seised of the said and that they so held it annexed to their church, and that Master de Clare, late escheator beyond Trent, took the land into the king's on account of the above resumption.

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