1330-02-14, Tower of London

Pardon date: inferred Regnal year 4 Edward III · Edward III · Patent Rolls · Membrane 40

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Dated in source: “Feb. 14” · Place: Tower of London (Middlesex)

Manuscript The National Archives, series C 66, membrane 40 (class as printed in the calendar; consult AALT/TNA for the original roll)

Pardon to Hugh de Notingham of his imprisonment, and all else due to the king, by reason of his redisseisin to Thomas de Blaston of a certain dyke thrown down (fossato prostrato) in Blaston, co. Leicester, to the hurt of the free tenement of the said Hugh, whereof he was convicted before the sheriff and coroners of the county. By ps.

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