1335-12-10, Auckland

To the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. Order to cause 500 of the goods and chattels which belonged to William Latymer, tenant chief, to be delivered without delay to Elizabeth, late his wife, to William Carbonel, executors of William's will, for the burial of body and for other obsequies, as Elizabeth and William Carbonel besought the king to grant them some portion of the said goods and for this purpose, as all the goods and chattels which belonged to at his death were taken into the king's hands by his order imafter his death by reason of certain debts and arrears of which he owed to the king as well for his own time as for times of his ancestors, as is said, so to remain in the king's hand until accounts have been rendered to the king and answer made for the said whereby nothing remains to the executors of those goods and chattels to bury William's body, so that the body has hitherto remained and the king has had in consideration the state which William and his good conduct to himself, and wishes to grant the petition of executors in this respect. By K.