1342-03-15, Eltham

Exemplification of a charter, dated at Guldeford, 4 August, 18 Edward II, granting in fee to Miles de Verdon, in satisfaction of 1001. yearly of land in Ireland granted to him for good service in a conflict in that land against Edward de Brus, who had caused himself to be crowned king of Ireland, wherein Edward and many of his accomplices fell, the manor of Dissard, co. Meath, and the reversion of the hamlet of Old Grange, in the same county, then held for life by Herbert de Sutton, escheatea by the rebellion of Rover de Mortuo Mari of Wigemor. By K. Robert de Clifford, knight, staying in England, has letters nominating Robert de Salkeld, clerk, and William de Stapenhull as his attorneys in Ireland. The chancellor received the attorneys.