Calendar of the liberate rolls preserved in the Public record office. / Prepared under the superintendence of the deputy keeper of the records.

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CALENDAR OF LIBERATE ROLLS.

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The like to the sheriff of Essex and Herts concerning Robert le
Giun of Waurich, Robert le Poleter 'le Dosser' of Brentwood
(Bosco Arso), and Nicholas le Charpenter of Maldon.
The like to the sheriff of Cambridge and Huntingdon concerning
William Tyrrel the scribe of Cambridge, Robert le Keu called
' le petit 'in Huntedon, William le Clerc of Pappeworth, a widow's
son, and Simon de Elmham.
The like to the sheriff of Warwick concerning Adam Chede of
Lalleford, Nicholas de Wygornia, dwelling in (de) Warr', and
Ellis Sivekere, dwelling in (in) Westrete, Warr'.
The like to the sheriff of Kent concerning Geoffrey Duraunt of
Malling.
The like to the sheriff of Surrey and Sussex concerning Haukin
le Puleter of Kingeston, John de Glouc', who sometimes resorts
(redit) to the house of Richard de Rippleye, Robert de Welle,
cook, dwelling at Arundell, and Adam Hund of Peteresfeld.
The like to the sheriff of Hereford concerning William Turnebacin, dwelling in Braunton, and Nicholas le Rus, dwelling in
Hereford.
To the sheriff of Lincoln. The like concerning Richard Cook
(Cocum) of Stanho, Henry Scot, Stephen le Clerk of Tyd, John de
Parva Tyd, who espoused the daughter of Roger, reeve of that
town, William Tyrel, and Stephen de Beverlaco.
To the sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk. The like concerning
Ralph de Stanho, John de Glouc', who sometimes resorts to the
house of John Goldsmith (Aurnfabri) of Hopton. Roger le
Chapeleyn of Lenne, dwelling at St. James's gate, and James his
partner, Roger de Sutbur, son of Geoffrey le Kumongur, Adam de
Marla, partner of Guy de Mortuo Mari, Adam de Sypindeham,
dwelling in the market of that town, Bartholomew Creme of Elmham, and Nicholas son of Matthew de Burnham.
July 30. Liberate to Eymo Thurbert, constable of Windesores, and
Windsor. Simon de Wycumb, clerk, keepers of the king's children dwelling
there, 50 marks to pay the children's expenses.
Liberate to John de Westbur', chamberlain of Mariota the
king's niece dwelling at Windesores, 23s. 10ld. spent in maintenance of her grooms and horses before they were received to stay
(perendinandum) at Leicester, and in purchase of some small
jewels for her before the queen's voyage to Gascony. Account
was rendered in the presence of the constable of Windesores.
To the bailiff of Windesores. Contrabreve to mend the thatch
of both the king's kitchens in the castle of Windesores and of the
king's great hall and old chamber, the kitchen of the household
as regards walls and tie-beams (ligatura), and the oven with the