1336-01-09, London

Benedict de Glaunvill, who long served the late king, is sent to the prior and convent of St. Frideswide, Oxford, to receive such maintenance in that house for life as Henry de Beghale had there at the king's request. By K. Enrolment of grant by William son of Philip de Gillyng to William de Hothum, citizen and merchant of York, of all his lands in Waterfulford and of 8 acres of land in Overfulford which came to him by inheritance after the death of Philip, his father. Witnesses: Henry de Belton, then mayor of York; John Durant, Abel de Hesel and John de Moreby, then bailiffs of York; John de Woume, Richard de Brigenhale, Nicholas de Scorby, Stephen de Setryngton, Robert de Molseby, Nicholas le Candler, John Randman, citizens of York; Thormas Stedeman of Overfulford, Thomas de Marton of Waterfulford, Thomas son of Walter del Brigg ot the same, Gilbert Rose of the same, Thomas Deyvile of York, clerk. Dated at Waterfulford on Thursday after St. Nicholas the Bishop, 1336.