October 15, Sleaford

Mandate date: uncertain Edward III · Papal Registers

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Dated in source: “October 15” · Place: Sleaford (Lincolnshire)

Mandate to the abbots of Peterborough and Croyland and the prior of Peterborough, on petition of the abbot and convent of Ramesey, who, by command of the Pope, have to pay yearly 100 marks to five clerks in pensions and benefices, and 10 marks to P. de Supino, clerk of O. cardinal of St. Nicolas in Carcere Tulliano, until they are able to find him a richer benefice, J. de Ferentino, papal sub-deacon, archdeacon of Norwich, being made executor in this matter, to free the said abbey from all secular claims (impetratione), and ordering that they shall not be held to make provision to any except the above named. Mar.

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