1298-02-18, Fulham
The like to the following to pay by the said date :- Feb. 21. Richard Peytevyn, preceptor of the house of the Temple of Wylburgham, Westminster. 22 marks 10s. for 34 sacks of wool, bought of him by Geoffrey Hurel and John Portehors, of Cambridge, and their fellows, appointed to buy wools in the county of Cambridge. Feb. 15. William de Leghe, abbot of Pershore, 12 marks for 2 sacks of wool, Langley. bought of him by Robert, parson of the church of Rothewell, and Jordon Box of London, appointed thereto in the counties of Gloucester and Worcester. The master of the Knights Templars in England, 44 marks for 54 sacks of wool, bought of William de Egingdon, preceptor of Gutinge, by the said Robert and Jordan. March 1. The abbot of Humberstayn, 11 marks 9s. 6d. for 1 sack 13 stone of wool, Eltham. bought of him by Robert de Basinges and Richard de Bella Fago, appointed thereto in the county of Lincoln. Henry de Houton of Castre, 4/. 6s. 3d. for 224 stone of wool, bought by the same.
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