1256-02-17, Woodstock

The like, at the instance of John Walerand, of Philip de Cerne. . 468 Whereas the king lately granted to Henry de Mara a fee of 100 marks year at the Exchequer, while iu his service, and when in Gascony gave to the queen and R. earl of Cornwall, guardians of the to assign to the said Henry out of wards falling in land to that value, and, in pursuance of that command they assigned to him the of the manor of Cury Revel with the town of Langport and appurtenances and the manor of Stoke, late of Sabina de Urtiaco ; whereas the king afterwards, not knowing of the assignment, granted hts firstborn son Edward the wardship of all the lands late of the said with the consent of his said son he confirms to the said Henry said wardship, to hold for his said fee.