1321-10-23, Rochester

To the keeper of the office of treasurer and to the barons of the ex- Order to allow to John de Oddyngseles, son and heir and of Hugh de Oddyngseles, knight, 100 marks, in which he made with the king for license to enfeoff Ralph Bygod of his manors of Long and Bradewell, with appurtenances and the advowsons of the of those manors, which are held in chief, out of the sum of 14s, 5d., the remainder of 233/. 14s. 5d. due to the aforesaid Hugh from late king for the wages of himself and his company for the time when was in the late king's service in the duchy [of Aquitaine] in the time of war, as appears by an account made by Thomas de Canteb[rugge], the late clerk, as contained in the letters of Henry de Laci, late earl of supplying the late king's place in the duchy aforesaid, which letters delivered into the treasury by the hands of John de Sendale, the late clerk, the king having promised to pay the above sum to Hugh his attorney bringing the aforesaid letters.