1349-07-10, Clarendon Knights’

Order to pay to Thomas de Campo, earl of Warwick, or to his attorney 500 marks for Easter last, in accordance with the king's grant to him on 15 July in the year of the reign for his good service and for his fee for staying with king with a hundred men at arms in accordance with the agreements in an indenture made with him, of 1,000 marks to be received for life of the issues of the customs of wool, hides and wool-fells in ports of London, Lenn and Boston. To Henry Sturmy, escheator in co. Southampton. Order not to interfurther with the manors of Warmelynton and Hunton, restoring issues thereof to John de Monte Acuto and Margaret his wife, daughter heir of Thomas de Monte Hermery, as the king has learned by taken by the escheator that Margaret de Monte Hermery, at her held no lands in chief or of others in her demesne as of fee, but she held the said manors in the name of dower as of the right of the daughter, and that the manors are held in chief by knight's and the king lately took John's fealty for all the lands which held in chief at his death, and rendered them to Jobn and The like to Aymer fitz Waryn, escheator in co. Devon, not to intermeddle the manors of Yalampton, Pyworthy and Okford, which are held in by knight's service, and which Margaret de Monte Hermery held as at her death, after the death of Thomas, as of the right of Margaret of John de Monte Acuto, The like to John Dabernoun, escheator in co. Cornwall, not to interwith a third part of the manor of Lantien, which is held of the of Cornwall as cf the honour of Launceveton castle and which de Monte Hermeri held in dower as of the right of Margaret wife John.