1324-07-27, Porchester

Acquittance date: inferred Regnal year 18 Edward II · Edward II · Patent Rolls · Membrane 86

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Dated in source: “July 27” · Place: Porchester (Hampshire)

Manuscript The National Archives, series C 66, membrane 86 (class as printed in the calendar; consult AALT/TNA for the original roll)

Acquittance to Stephen Alard of Wynchelse whom the king lately ordered to repair a ship called la Nicholas of Westminster, for the timber and boards delivered to him for that purpose by Henry de Cobham, keeper of the castle and honour of Tonebrigg, as well as for 4497. 20d. delivered to him for that purpose, viz. by the hands of William de Langele, clerk of the king's chamber, 200 marks, of Master James de Ispannia, 271. and of the merchants of the society of the Bardi, 350 marks, from the treasurer of the Exchequer, 551. 8s. 4d., all which he is said to have applied to the repair thereof ; and discharges from rendering any account for the same. By K.

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