Grant by William Maurdyn, of New Windsor, to King Edward III., of a ditch and hedge...

Grant by William Maurdyn, of New Windsor, to King Edward III., of a ditch and hedge in a place called 'Maurdyn Rudyngg,' by the King's new park of Windsor, and another ditch and hedge in a place called 'le Rudyngg atte Logge' by the new park, also 14 feet of land adjoining the premises. Witnesses:—John de Wysham, steward of the King's Household, Gilbert de Talebot, chamberlain of the King, Simon de Bereford, escheator of the King on the south of the Trent, Roger de Insula, coustable of Windsor Castle, John de Sancto Philiberto, John de la Hoese, and Richard Cifrewast, knights. Gloucester, 20 December, 2 Edward III. Fragment of seal. Endorsed: Memorandum of enrolment in the King's Chancery, on the Close Roll, February, 3 Edward III. [Berkshire]