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1328-11-01, Salisbury

Grant for life to the king's yeoman, William le Gaugeour, for good service, and that he may continue in the king's service the more decently, of all the houses, lands, rents and vineyards which Gerard de Montibus, late a rebel and enemy of Edward II, had in the said duchy (sic), and which came as an escheat to the hands of Edward II by the forfeiture of the said Gerard, and are thus in the king's hand, to hold to the value of 20. a year, so that if they exceed that value he answer yearly for the surplus by the hands of the constable of Bordeaux. By p.s. [2152.]

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