1350-02-19, Westminster

Robert Druel, parson of Retyngdon church, diocese of London, acknowthat he owes to Master Andrew de Offord, Master Richard Plessys, Stephen de Brokesbourn and Master Robert de Morton, clerks, to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels and goods in co. Essex. Enrolment of indenture made between Master Andrew de Offord, Master Plessys, Master Stephen de Brokesbourn and Master Robert de clerks, of the one part, and Robert Druel, parson of Retyngdon of the other part, testifying that whereas Robert Druel is bound Andrew and the others in 500/. by the preceding recognisance, to be at Michaelmas next, they grant that if he is ready to give the manor Fendraiton, which belonged to Alexander de Hadyngham, to a perpetual for the soul of Master John de Offord, late elect of Canterbury, to their ordinance, then the recognisance shall be null. Dated London on 20 February, 24 Edward III.