1338-10-14, Kennington

To H. bishop of Rochester. Order upon sight of these presents to send and archers according to the quantity of his lands in the of Shepeye to that island to stay there for its safe custody against bled in divers ships to invade it. 7 ee By the keeper and C. i i . [Lbid. The oe to nine others. [Zbid.] a Memorandum that John de Scarle, clerk, attorney of John de Chelmesford, prebendary of Gaye Major, in the church of St. Chad, Lichfield, came into chancery, at the New Temple, London, on 21 October, and acknowledged that John was satisfied for 80/. in which brother Reginald, prior of St. Mary's church, Huntyngdon, was bound to him by a recognisance made to him in September, in the 8th year of the reign.