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1314-10-24, Spalding

to John de Chelmersford and Walter de Mullesworthe, keepers of the lands and tenements, late of Gilbert de Clare, earl of Glouand Hertford, tenant in chief, which are in the king's hands, to pay out issues thereof to Matilda, countess of Gloucester, late the wife of the her portion, as the king granted to her 1,000 marks of land a year out of lands of her late husband, to hold in tenenciam for her sustenance until dower should be assigned to her, and she has petitioned him to the portion belonging to her out of the 1,000 marks of land a year the date of the completion of her quarentine until the day for assigning dower to be delivered to her out of the issues of the said lands. By K, 14.

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