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1233-02-04, Kempton
Appointment of William son of Humphrey, clerk, who stood faithfully in the service of King John, and of the present king, to the manor of White Roding (Blanche Roiny), late of the count of St. Pol, as of the value of 10/. a year, until the king provide him with a suitable …
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1233-02-04, Kempton
Writ de intendendo to the men of the said manor.
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1233-03-04, Kempton
Royal assent to the election of Wymarca, prioress of Alnestowe, as abbess of that place; with writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey. P. de Rivallis is commanded by letters close to cause her to have seisin of the abbey and all lands thereof.
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1233-03-04, Kempton
Mandate to Joan late the wife of William Briwer to deliver the castle of Bridgnorth (/ruges) to Peter de Russellis, bearer of these letters, on behalf of P. de Rivallis to whom the king has committed the custody of the castle, during pleasure.
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1233-03-08, Kempton
Protection, until his return, for the abbot of St. Edmund's, who has gone to the court of Rome.
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1233-03-09, Kempton
Licence for Ferrand Balistarius to let to farm to whomsoever he will, the land which he has of the king's gift (ballio) in Menestok, for six years from Easter next, for the need of the said Ferrand and the king's service. By the bishop of Winchester and the justiciary.
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1233-03-09, Kempton
Protection for Robert Russel, who is taking the king's galley of Kaermerdin and his men to seek victuals and other necessaries for the furnishing (yarnisione) of the castle of Caermerdin, for so long as he shall be taking the said galley. The abbot of St. Edmund's, gone to the …
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1233-03-09, Kempton
Appointment, during pleasure, of Roger Wascell[in] to the custody of the castles of Porcestre and Winchester, with mandate to P. bishop of Winchester to deliver them to him.
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1233-03-14, Kempton
Safe-conduct, for two years from Easter next, for Gocelin de Rolers, merchant of Gaunt. By K. and for William Lungespe.
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1233-03-14, Kempton
Presentation of Herbert de Assewell to the church of the Holy Trinity and to a mediety of the church of St. Peter, Dorcestre, in the diocese of Salisbury.
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1234-03-24, Kempton
Mandate to P. de Rivallis to deliver to Herbert son of Matthew the king's castle of Lydeford and forest of Dertemore, which the king has comniitted to his custody, during pleasure, to answer for the same at the Exchequer. By the justiciary and P. de Rivalls.
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1234-03-24, Kempton
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the castellany and dwellers within the metes of the said forest. )
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1234-04-25, Kempton
The prior and convent of Persore by Robert de Wygornia, sacristan, and Roger de Rudeby, chamberlain, of Persore, bringing the king news of the death of Gervase, their abbot, have letters of licence to elect.
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1234-04-26, Kempton
n like manner Philip de Ascell[es] is appointed to the custody of the ounty of Lincoln.
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1234-06-27, Kempton
with clause reyanus, without term, for the lepers of the of St. John, Sydeburbroc. By Walter de Kirkeham.
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1234-07-05, Kempton
to H. earl of Hereford, and Richard de Argentein, after them for the diligence which they applied in seizing into the hands the castle of Pevenese, and signifying that, whenever they they may return home, and that the king has appointed Robert le to the custody of the castle, …
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1234-07-07, Kempton
of a truce made at Mudele between the king and all his by EF. archbishop of Canterbury, H. bishop of Rochester, and of Coventry, on the one part, and L. prince of Aberfrau and of Snaudon, and all his men and adherents, Welsh and any others he in the beginning of the war called …
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1234-10-12, Kempton
of a tournament to be held at Blyth (Blyam), on Monday, Luke the Evangelist. to the prior of Lenton to go there for the king to execute his hke to the cellarer of Lenton and the prior of Shelford.
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1234-12-26, Kempton
Safe-conduct, until the beginning of Lent (ad caput -Jejunit), for Baldwin, count of Gysnes, and his men, coming to England to speak with the king.
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1234-12-28, Kempton
Exemption for life of William de Cantilupo the elder, and all his demesne lands from suits of counties and hundreds, sheriffs aids, hidage, and view of frank plebge.