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1247-06-07, Windsor

Grant; for life, to Simon de Prysehay of 15 marks a year at the exchequer of Michaelmas, for his maintenance in the king's service. . 508 the king has resumed into his demesne the towns of Winchelse La Rye with their appurtenances according to metesand bounds made order, for a suitable exchange which he made for them to the abbot convent of Fécamp, he grants nevertheless that the abbot and convent possess for ever the yearly pension of 13 marks due of ancient time, they used to receive from the church of La Rye when they that town, together with the tithe of a fourth part of the marsh Northmarays, which is within the metes of the said town, as they to do; provided that nothing further accrue to them on account said pension and title. for life to Geotfrey Tyreuel of 20 marks yearly at the exchequer for his maintenance in the king's service.

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