1331-10-24, Odiham

to the chancellor of Ireland to make partition of the lands of Theobald de Verdon, tenant in chief of Edward II, in Ireland, four equal parts, in the presence of the heirs and parceners, if wish to be present, and to deliver their respective pourparties Thomas de Furnivall and Joan his wife, eldest, Bartholomew de and Elizabeth his wife, second, William le Blount and his wife, third, and Henry de Ferariis and Isabel his wife, daughters and heirs of Theobald, of whom Elizabeth, Margery Isabel have proved their ages, as appears by those proofs returned Chancery, Thomas, Bartholomew and William having done homage, Henry having done fealty ; and to send the partition made by to be enrolled on the rolls of Chancery. Ireland. during pleasure to Thomas de Blaunkfrount of the of the castle and land of Emelyn in South Wales, so that he for the issues thereof at the Exchequer of Kaermerdyn, the usual fees and wages. By C. to Gilbert Talebot, justice of South Wales, or his lieutenant deliver the same to him. By C.