1317-01-15, Clipstone

for life, to Roger Dammory, that he may maintain himself more in the king's service, of 200 marks a year, to be received at the until the king provide him with lands or rents to that value. By K. like to William de Monte Acuto, steward of the king's Household. By K. king has provided for both, as appears below. for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and convent of Mary's, York, by Hugh son of John atte Yate of Miton, of a messuage 2 acres of land in Miton; by Thomas le Yunge of Miton of a moiety of acre of land in the same town; by Master William de Walton of a messuage in Popelton ; by Master Henry de Rillington of a toft in Buthum ; by Master William de Brampton of a toft and a bovate of land in Fowarthorpe; and by Simon de Kyme of a messuage and an acre of land in Neuton in the Wylughes ; which are of the fee of the abbot and convent, and are worth 11s. 6d. a year, as appears by inquisition made by the sheriff of York ; licence also for them to hold in the said town of Buthum a toft which Henry Grusey, deceased, bequeathed to them in his testament, which is worth 6d. yearly as appears by the same inquisition; to hold in part satisfaction of lands to the value of 200J. a year, which Edward I. in the Parliament at Lincoln, upon their petition exhibited before him and the Council, and at the request of queen Margaret, granted them licence to acquire, as appears by the endorsement of their said petition.