1322-05-31, Rothwell
To the sheriff of Gloucester. Order to cause an inquisition to be made concerning the goods and chattels of John de Cotum, citizen of London, found in the manor of Oxindon, in that county, when it was taken into the king's hands because William Tochet, to whom it belonged, became a rebel, and to restore to John such goods and chattels, provided that nothing be done concerning the manor or the corn growing therein by virtue of this order, as John has shewn by his petition that he took the manor for a tern not yet completed from the said William, and that the manor and his goods and chattels therein were taken into the king's hands when William became a rebel. By pet. of C. [2007.]
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