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1335-09-19, Edinburgh

To the treasurer and barons of the exchequer. Order to admit Reginald Stokke to render the account of Stephen de Cobham, sheriff of Kent, the issues of that bailiwick, for this turn, because Stephen cannot be in person at the exchequer at York on the morrow of Michaelmas, he is charged by the king with divers arduous affairs, and Stephen attorned Reginald. Vygrnus in the privy seal. William le Engleys of Bredebrok, the younger, tenant of part of the land which belonged to Richard de Bodekesham, parson of Fylyngham church, diocese of Lincoln, puts in his place Henry de Ingelby and Alan Boys to defend the execution of a recognisance for 302. made by Richard in chancery to Gilbert de Hunberston of Lincoln.

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