1322-09-20, Newcastle upon Tyne

To Robert de Stoke. Order to deliver to Richard Damory the manor of Blechesdon, co. Oxford, with the park, a certain house near the court, and 4 acres of meadow in the heath in the same manor, together with the issues thereof and the goods in the same, as the king learns by inquisition taken by Richard de Bere and John de Trillowe that Richard Damory, on Monday after St. Peter ad Vincula, in the sixth year of the reign, granted to Roger Damory, his brother, for lite, the manor aforesaid with the exception of the park, house, and meadow aforesaid, and that Richard did not afterwards make any change in his estate in the said manor, and that Roger held the manor from the Monday aforesaid for 10 years continuously until the sheriff of that county seised the manor, park, house, and meadow into the king's hands with other lands that belonged to Roger. By pet. of C. [2053] and by p.s. (6217. ]