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1315-10-23, Stamford

Pardon to the abbot and convent of Cirencester for their trespass in acquiring in fee divers lands and tenements in Mynty from Richard son of Hugh de Mynty and Adam Fraunceys, and ulso divers lands, messuages and shops in Cirencester from Walter Othulf, Humphrey de la Barre, Humphrey de Pirye, Nicholas le Provost, Robert de Crudwell, Robert Spakeman, Cristina Eme, Walter Widye, Felicia atte Beche, Robert Oldman, Stephen de Caumpdene, Ralph Bonaventure, Reginald de Kynegarshegge, Henry le Vole, William Asser, Robert Wykyng, Mabel Rugge, William de Bridele, Lanrence de Pendebury, Roesia, late the wife of Walter Sare, Alice Hamund, William de Byselegh, Thomas de Oxyndon, Isabella, late the wife of Alban le Smeremongere, Walter de Lullebrok, Thomas Albon, Roesia daughter of Robert Avenel, John de Thrughham and Matilda his wife, John le Bercher and Alice his wife, Ralph de Wyggewolde, Nicholas Brallay, William Shep , William Shail the younger, William ; de Inglesham and Felicia his wife, Isabella daughter of Walter le Tygheler, . Robert Gerard, Robert de Pyrye, Henry de Boys, Hugh Romayn, Nicholas ; de Aneford, Alice Rugge, William Shail the elder, Henry Basset, Adam Buffard and Isabella his wife, Henry Gerard, William Agace, Edward le 3 Sutere, John de Dune the elder, Richard Ailward, Richard le Messager, : John de Brokenbergh, Stephen de Bibury and Edith his wife, Adam le Mareschal and Roger de Culkerton, and entering thereon without licence of the late king after the publication of the statute of mortmain. By fine of 100s. 1.

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