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1281-03-07, Down Amney

Order to William de Brayboeft and Philip de Hoyvile, sheriff of Surrey, to deliver from the prison of Winchester Henry de Dernegat, detained there for certain trespasses, if he will find twelve men of the county who will mainprise to pay the king 1000 marks at which he was condemned before the justices last in eyre at Winchester for the goods late of Benet de Wyntonia, a Jew, hanged of late, concealed by Henry, to wit, a moiety before Midsummer next and a moiety before Michaelmas followi ing, and to have him before the king in the next parliament at Westminster a month from Faster to hear the king's will touching his said trespass.

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