1331-05-10, Havering Atte Bower

Pardon date: inferred Regnal year 5 Edward III · Edward III · Patent Rolls · Membrane 6

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Dated in source: “May 10” · Place: Havering Atte Bower

Manuscript The National Archives, series C 66, membrane 6 (class as printed in the calendar; consult AALT/TNA for the original roll)

Pardon to the burgesses of Drogheda in the part of Meath, in cunsideras tion of their costly labours in the service of the king and of his progenitors, of a fine of 100 marks made to the king for liberties granted to them, as well as of GO marks out of their farm to be applied in repairing their bridge. The latter sum is to be allowed them when paying their farm at the Exchequer in Dublin by the deduction of 20 marks in each of the three next years. By K&C, The like to the burgesses of Drogheda in the part of Uriel.

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