1338-10-16, Kennington
To the keeper of the islands of Gernereye, Gereseye, Serk and or to him who supplies his place. Brother Richard Philippi, of St. Clement, Gereseye, has shown the king that whereas the exacts a moiety of his goods and chattels by imprisonment and because he is of Norman origin, by pretext of the king's order take the possessions of certain aliens, and the prior is a native of and he is prepared to answer to the king for the apportum, which he is bound to render yearly to the abbot of Mont St. Michel, king orders the keeper to receive the appurtum from the prior and supersede further exaction of his goods and chattels. By C.
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