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1248-02-15, Westminster
Restitution to Roger de Mortuo Mari and Maud his wife, William de Cantilupo and Eva his wife, and Humphrey de Boun and Eleanor his wife, of the castle and town of Haverford, as the right and inheritance of the said Maud, Eva and Eleanor of their part of the lands late of Walter …
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1256-07-27, Gloucester
of William Trussell to take an inquisition which the of the queen have arramed against Roger de Mortuo Mari and his of Cleybury touching a pasture in Hunesnen, co. Salop. eee oe _ _
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1257-01-18, Westminster
Protection, with clause, for Roger de Mortuo Mari, going on the king's service to Wales; to last so long as he be so engaged.
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1257-04-29, Windsor
Mandate to Roger de Mortuo Mari or his bailiff of Stratfeld to cause the 44 marks worth of timber, which Master Alexander, the king's carpenter, bought to the king's use in his park of Stratfeld, to be delivered to the said Alexander, and the king will allow that sum in the …
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1257-12-28, Westminster
to John son of Alan, in sid of the enclosing of his town of (de Albo Monasteriv), of murage for five years from Hilary. like to Roger de Mortuo Mari, for his town of Radenoure. . 2Q 1.
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1258-07-12, Winchester
Commission of oyer and terminer to Gilbert Talebot and Robert de Turbervill touching trespasses and excesses committed against Roger de Mortuo Mari and Henry de Penbregg in the parts of Wales by Roger de Thony, Richard de Thunderle, and Alan constable of Painscastle ; and they …
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1272-12-04, New Temple, London
Protection with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for the abbot of Westminster, going beyond seas on the king's affairs. a The like for John de Everesle, yeoman of. Roger de Mortuo Mari. ali their goods then at Tenn; but they were said to be carried away by certain of that town …
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1272-12-04, New Temple, London
Mandate to Roger de Mortuo Mari to go to Chester, and by jury of those parts enquire touching a complaint by the whole communalty of Cestreshire that, whereas both the king and the persons supplying his place in the realm have frequently commanded Reginald de Grey, justice of …
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1273-01-20, Westminster
Protection with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for the abbot of Westminster, going beyond seas on the king's affairs. The like for John de Everesle, yeoman of Roger de Mortuo Mari. A 2 Acquittauce to the men of Yarmouth foi lOOZ. wherein they fined for their contingent of the …
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1273-02-16
Protection with clause volumus, until Whitsunday, for Thomas de Weseham. Mandate to Roger de Mortuo Mari to go to Chester, and by jury of those parts enquire touching a complaint by the whole commonalty of Cestresliire that, whereas both the king and the persons supplying his …
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1273-06-08, Westmiister
Letters patent of W. archbishop of York, Philip Basset, Roger de Mortuo Mari and Robert Burnel, supplying the place of Edward, the king's eldest sen, to the justiciary or escheator of Ireland, or to those supplying their places. It has been shown to them by Sir Roger de Leyburn …
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1273-06-27, Westminster
To the sheriff of Salop and Stafford. Order to go in person to the aforesaid castie, the manor and woods, and to take them into the king's hands, and keep them safely until otherwise ordered, so that he may answer therefor to the king at his order, taking with him, if necessary, …
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1273-07-15, Weetaineter
Simple protection, for one year, for Roger de Mortuo Mari, attending to the king's affairs in the realm. 14.
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1273-07-15, Weetaineter
Mandate to Geoffrey de Genevill, justiciary of Ireland. The king remembers that he granted to Thomas de Clare whatever belonged to him of the custody of the lands of the barony of Offaly, late of Maurice son of Gerald, deceased. It appears, however, as well by record of Robert …
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1273-08-12
Association of John de Sancto Dionisio, king's clerk, Avith the collectors of the tenth in the dioceses of Canterbury, Eochester, Chichester, Wingjjgyjgj. Salisbury, Exeter, Bath and Hereford, and he is to view what has been collected already. Safe-conduct, until Tuesday a week …
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1273-08-23
Mandate to Alan de Plogenet to deliver to her the manor of Gillingham, in his custody, with the hundred and forest and other its appurtenances. Mandate to Geoffrey de Genevill, justiciary of Ireland. The king remembers that he granted to Thomas de Clare whatever belonged to him …
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1273-09-17, Canterbury
the bailiffs and men of Cambridge. Order to pay to Queen Eleanor, king's mother, to whom the king assigned that town in dower, their and rent for the present term of Michaelmas, and thus hereafter, to the king's letters patent of grant. like to the bailiffs and men of Marleberbe …
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1273-10-10, Westminster
The like to Reginald son of Peter. Walter de Kane[ia] attorney of the queen, came into chancery, and acknowledged that he had received from Jobn le Despenser 55/, for Michaelmas term last, for the fine that John made with the queen for the. ransom of certain of his lands in co. …
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1273-12-10, St Martin’s-le- Grand London
To the sheriff of Kent and the mayor of Canterbury. Order to show such diligence in the execution of the matter of the articles touching the Jewry according to what brother Joseph de Cancy, the treasurer, and Payn de Cadurc[is] shall signify to them by letter, that the king may …
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1274-01-28, Westminster
The like to Roger de Mortuo Mari to enquire by jury of the city of Winchester and the county of Southampton touching the persons, of that city and of elsewhere, who lately came with Andrew, calling himself the rior of St. Swithin's, Winchester, to that city, assaulted the church …