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1295-10-05, Canterbury
To the sheriff of Kent. Order to release Martin son of William de Polle from prison at Tunebregg if he be imprisoned solely for the trespass that he committed in the park of Stephen de Penecestre at Yenefeld, - whereof he was convicted before John de Cobeham and John de Burn, …
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1297-04-01, Like Until Michaelmas
The like to all Welshmen of Powys, to give credence to William de la Pole and John de Borham.
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1297-05-24, Portsmouth
Order to give credence to John de Havering, justice of North Wales, and William de Cytons, of Aberconeweye castle, shall tell him on the king's behalf, as king has enjoined upon them certain things that specially concern concerning his passage to parts beyond sea to be …
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1297-05-24, Portsmouth
The like to the good men and whole commonalty of the lands of Powys, Gwenunwyn, Oswaldestre, Ellesmere and Knokyn, to give credence to William de la Pole and John de Borham.
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1297-05-24, Portsmonth
The like to the good men and whole commonalty of the lands of Powys, Gwenunwyn, Oswaldestre, Ellesmere and Knokyn, to give credence to William de la Pole and John de Borham.
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1297-07-15, Westminster
Mandate to William de la Pole and Griffin Waghan to cause the Welsh of the land of Powys Griffyuth and Powys Madok, who lately at the king's mandate were selected by them to set forth and cross the sea with the king in the king's service, to come to Whitchurch by St. Peter ad …
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1297-07-15, Westminster
The like to William de la Pole and Griffin Vaghan to cause the Welshmen of Powys Griffith and Powys Maddok, lately selected by them, to come to Whitchurch, &c., as above. Fuit pat(ens.
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1297-07-16, Westminster
Mandate to William de la Pole and Griffin Waghan to cause the Welsh of the land of Powys Griffyuth and Powys Madok, who lately at the king's mandate were selected by them to set forth and cross the sea with the king in the king's service, to come to Whitchurch by St. Peter ad …
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1297-07-16, Westminster
The like to William de la Pole and Griffin Vaghan to cause the Welshmen of Powys Griffith and Powys Maddok, lately selected by them, to come to Whitchurch, &c., as above. Fuit pat(ens.
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1297-11-29, Westminster
The like to William de la Pole, to array 300 Welsh foot by view of the above clerks, in the land of Powys. Letters of credence, directed to the Welsh of Maylorsexneth, Hope and Inglefeld and the valley of Mold, for John de Grey and Richard de Mascy.
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1297-11-29, Westminster
The like to the Welsh of Powys for William de la Pole.
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1298-04-13, Le Roy A Autres
The like to Reginald de Grey, justice of Chester, and the bailiff of Henry de Lacy, the earl of Lincoln, of Ros and Roynok, to array 400 Welsh foot in the parts of Ros and Roynok; to be brought to the king by the said Reginald and paid by the said Master Richard as above. . 343 …
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1298-05-26
To the bailiff of John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, at Bromfeld and Yal. order concerning the four hundred footmen that the king ordered to choose. [/bid.] To Roger de Mortuo Mari and William de la Pole. Like order the six hundred footmen from the parts of Landuho, Maskyn, and La …
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1305-03-03, Westminster
To the abbot and convent of St. Albans. Request that they will admit into their house the king's wobodus, whom the king is sending to them with two horses and two grooms, until Michaelmas next, and that they will find them all necessaries in the meantime. Nicholas de Luda …
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1305-10-20, Westminster
Licence, in consideration of a fine made by the prior in the chancery, for the alienation in mortmain by Joan Engayne to the prior and convent of Fynnesheved of six tofts, five virgates of land, 6 acres of meadow and 6 acres of wood in Kirkeby, Deen, Gretton, Bulewyk and Laxton. …
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1313-10-26, Commitment Westminster
to John de Cherleton of the wardship of the lands of William de la Pole, tenant by knight service of the heir of de la Pole, then a minor in the ward of Edward I, in the king's by reason of the minority of William's heir, to hold until the heir's full age at the rent paid by …
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1317-08-19, Westminster
To the sheriff of York. Order to release Thomas le Waite and Agnes, his wife, from prison in York castle by a certain mainprise, as the king appointed Ralph de Hastynges, Brian de Thornhull, Richard de Burton and Adam de Hopton to arrest Thomas and Agnes and others suspect of …
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1317-08-22, Tower
William Vavasour of Thorne acknowledges that he owes to William de la Pole, 100/.; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. York.
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1317-08-22, Tower
Cancelled on payment; acknowledged by John de Codyngton, clerk, Willian s attorney. William de la Pole puts in his place John de Codyngton, clerk, to prosecute the execution of the preceding recognisance.
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1318-07-14, Walton
Ralph de Bockyngg, knight, and John de Hemenhale acknowledge they owe to William de la Pole of Kyngeston-upon-Hull, merchant, to be levied, etc. in co. Suffolk. Cancelied on payment.