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1300: T1318 A: Corrody for Simon Plane in Sawtry Abbey. [1]

T1318 B: Corrody for William Spyne serjeant at arms in Newenham Abbey. Devon. [2]

T1318 C: Corrody for Arnald de Saux for service to king and queen in Ely Priory. Cambridgeshire. [3]

M1318 A: Corrody for Master Henry de Thornhull cook in Great Malverne Priory in the place of John de Waltham. Worcestershire. [4], [5]

M1318 B: Corrody for William de Rampton valet of the pantry in Pershore Abbey in the place of Richard Fytel. [6]

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1344

  • H1344 A: Worcestershire. Rex v. Abbot of Pershore. The king asked the abbot to provide for Thomas de Mussenden for life in the same way as he had for William Pate, and the abbot refused. [7], [8] rcp
  • E1344 A: Devon. Rex v. Abbot of Torre. The king had asked the abot to admit Roger Copper to the support that Robert de la Panetrie had had at the request of Edward II, but the abbot did not. The expected support is detailed.[9], [10] rcp
  • E1344 B: Surrey. Rex v. John, Prior of Merton. The king had requested that the prior admit John Marreys to the support that Nicholas de la Garderobe had had at the prior request of Edward III. The prior refused. [11], [12] rcp
  • E1344 C: Hampshire. Rex v. Abbot of Little. The king had requested that the abbot admit William de Portcestre to the support that William de Bereford late vicar of Portchester had. The abbot refused. [13], [14] rcp
  • T1344 A: Dorset. Rex v. Abbot of Sherbourne. The king had requested that the abbot admit John Tessaunt to the support that Richard le Saucer had had at the request of Edward II. The abbot refused. [15], [16] rcp
  • M1344 A: Northumberland. Rex v. Prior of Hexham. The king had requested that the prior admit William Dautry (for his service to himself and to Edward II in wars with the Scots) to the support that Robert le Archer had had. The prior refused. [17] rcp
  • M1344 B: London. Matilda who was the wife of Thomas Colly late royal armorer (qui tam) v. John, prior of St Bartholomew of Smithfield. The king had ordered the prior to provide support to Matilda for her life, but he refused. [18] rcp
  • M1344 C: Hampshire. Rex v. William, abbot of Jumieges. The king had ordered the abbot to provide for William de Husheburn in the priory of Hailing (a cell of Jumieges) as had been provided to Phillip de Candeure, but the abbot refused. [19] rcp
  • M1344 D: Yorkshire. Writ close ordering the Prior of Drax to provide for Richard de Brotherton. [20] rcp

1347

  • T1347 A: Surrey. Robert le Chaundeler (qui tam) v. John, prior of St Saviour, Bermondsey. The king, by reason of Chaundeler's service to Queen Philippa, had named him to the prior to receive the same sustenance as had a now dead servant of Queen Isabella, but the prior had refused. [21], [22]. rcp
  • M1347 A: Yorkshire. Rex v. John, prior of Gisborough. The king had named Adam de Walton to the prior of Gisburn for provision to the same sustenance that Robert Pikebusko had had at the nomination of Edward II. The prior refused to so provide. [23], [24] rcp
  • M1347 B: Surrey. Rex v. John, abbot of Chertsey. By reason of his creation, the abbot is bound to an annual pension for a cleric whom the king will name, but he does not. [25], [26] rcp
  • M1347 C: Suffolk. Agnes de Bedyngfeld (qui tam) v. Clement, prior of St Peter, Ipswich. The king had named Agnes to receive the same pension as Nichola late wife of Gerard de Eltham. The prior did not do so. [27], [28] rcp
  • M1347 E: Huntingdonshire. Richard de Eccleshale jr (qui tam) v. William, abot of Thorney. The abbot refused to provide an annual pension to Richard de Eccleshale jr at the king's order (by reason of the abbot's new creation) until a suitable position was found for him. The abbot was sent without day on proof that Eccleshale had been given an annual pension of 5 marks. [29] rcp

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H1348 A: Derb. Rex v. Simon, prior of Reppingdon. Prior did not provide an annual pension for the king's clerk John de Wath, to be named by reason of the creation of the prior. [30], [31]

M1348 A: Yorkshire. Thomas de Tatersale qui tam v. John Giffard master of the Hospital of St Leonard of York. Robert Polidad had had a corrody in the Hospital. When he died, the king ordered the Hospital to accept Tatersale to the corrody. The Hospital countered with a charter from Edward III that relieved the Hospital from the obligation of corrodies so that they could take care of the poor. [32] rcp.

M1348 B: Suffolk. Hervey de Bermere (qui tam) v. Nicholas Bonde and Henry de Elmham. The king had acquired custody of the priory and committed it to Nicholas and Henry. Before the king's acquisition Hervey had a corrody in the priory for his life and had been so seised. The king had ordered Nicholas and Henry to resume payments to Hervy, but they had not. [33] rcp

M1348 C: Suffolk. Rex v. James prior of Thetford. The king wanted to reward William de Coventry for his good service, so he many times ordered the prior to admit him to the place of John de Rydesdale who had been situated by Edward I, but the prior neither admitted William to the position nor appeared to explain why he did not. [34] rcp. [35]

H1349 A: Northamptonshire. Rex v. Thomas, prior of St Andrew of Northampton. The prior refused to accept the king's nominee for a corrody. [36]

E1349 B: Northamptonshire. Rex v. Gerard abbot of St James by Northampton. The king ordered the abbot and convent to give sustenance to John de Swyne in the place of John de Dunstall now dead (who had been provided for by Edward II); the abbot and convent ignored the orders. [37], [38](now for Ralph valetto naparie) rcp

E1349 C: Lincolnshire. Rex and Richard de Eccleshale v. Robert, abbot of Thornton. The king had ordered the abbot and convent of of Thornton to provide a pension for Richard de Eccleshale by reason of the new creation of the abbot, the pension to last until a competent benefice was found for Eccleshale. The abbot did not do so. [39], [40], [41] rcp

M1349 A: Yorkshire. Rex v. John, prior of St Oswald. The king wanted to provide for John Styrop and had ordered the prior to provide for Styrop what had been being provided to John Cole, now deceased. The prior did not do so. [42], [43] rcp

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H1350 A: Hampshire. Rex v. Abbot of Netley. King had ordered the abbot to provide the place for his valet William de Porcestre that William de Bereford lte vicar of Porcestre now deceased had had. The abbot did not do so. This case had been initiated sometime before. [44], [45], [46] rcp


H1350 B: John Merlowe (qui tam) v. Thomas abot of St Osith. THe king wanted to provide for Merlowe and ordered the abbot to admit Merlowe, but he would not. [47], [48] rcp

H1350 C: Somerset. Rex v. Abbot of Netley. The king had ordered the abbot to provide the place for his valet William de Porcestre that William de Bereford lte vicar of Porcestre now deceased had had. The abbot did not do so. This case had been initiated sometime before. [49] rcp

H1350 D: Somerset. Rex v. Prior of Goldcliff. The king had ordered the prior to provide the place for John Seys that Thomas de Martele deceased had had at the request of Edward II. The prior did not do so. [50] rcp

T1350 E: Dorset. Walter de Stodeleye (qui tam) v. Abbot of Milton. The king had wanted to provide for Stodeleye and ordered the Abbot to provide for him as had been provided for William le Baker now deceased at the request of Edward II. The abbot did not bother to signify to the king why he did not do so. [51], [52] rcp

M1350 A: Somerset. Rex v. Robert, abbot of Athelney. By reason of his new creation the abbot was obliged to provide an annual pension to the king's nominee until the abbot found permanent place for him. The king nominated John de Kele, but the abbot refused even to answer. [53] rcp

H1351 A: Devon. Rex v. Abbot of Torre. The king ordered the abbot to provide for Roger Copper such sustenance as Robert de Panetrye (named by Edward II) now deceased had had. [54] rcp

H1351 B: Hampshire. Rex v. Abbot of Jumieges, Prior of Hayling, and the general procurator of the abbot. The king had granted to William de Husheburn the same sustenance as Phillip de Candevere now deceased had had at the request of Edward II in the priory of Hayling (amounts specified); the amount had been recovered in court. The king' order had been delivered to the abbot, but the abbot had not complied. [55], [56]

H1351 C: Warwickshire. Rex v. William, prior of Coventry. The king had wanted to provide for Roger de Clonne an annual pension and had ordered the prior to provide it until Clonne received a permanent position. [57] rcp

H1351 D: Nottinghamshire. Rex v. John, abbot of Welbeck. The king had wanted to provide for Richard de Merton and had ordered the abbot so to provide the place that had been held by John atte Lane at the request of Edward III, but the abbot did not care even to respond. [58], [59] rcp


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