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Thursday before the Feast of Pentecost [4 June], 9 Edward
III. [A.D. 1335], came Alice de Warlee, wife of John
Ingelard and relict of Philip de Graschurch, and Isabella,
daughter of the said Philip, before Reginald de Conduit, the
Mayor, Gregory de Nortone, John de Grantham, John de
Prestone, Henry Darcy, Richard de Hakeneye, Henry de
Combemartyn, Richard le Lacer, John de Caustone, William
de Caustone, Andrew Aubrey, John Hamond, Aldermen, and
Henry de Secheford, the Chamberlain, and prayed that a sum
of io| marks bequeathed to the said Isabella by her father, and
now in the custody of the said Alice, as appears supra,
1
might be
paid for the maintenance of the said Isabella and for teaching
her a trade as an apprentice. The petition granted. |