1236-10-26, Woodstock

Grant date: inferred Regnal year 21 Henry III · Henry III · Patent Rolls · Membrane 1

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Dated in source: “Oct. 26” · Place: Woodstock (Oxfordshire)

Manuscript The National Archives, series C 66, membrane 1 (class as printed in the calendar; consult AALT/TNA for the original roll)

Grant, with the counsel of Earl Richard, the king's brother and others of the council, to J. earl of Lincoln and constable of Chester, that if the king cannot attract the count of La Marche to his service by the marriage of Richard de Clare to the use of one of the count's daughters before Hilary next, then the said earl of Lincoln shall have the said marriage to the use of his first-born daughter for 5,000 marks whereby he has made fine with the king, and whereof the king has pardoned him 2,000 marks. And after the said Hilary the king will not put the earl off from having the said marriage as above. Walter Bacun and Felicia his wife have attorned John de Godefeud and Nicholas de Draytun in a plea summoned before the justiciary of Ireland between them as demandants and William de Kanvill, tenant, touching the manors of Katherdonyxk and Fethermer.

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