Bos de Ternak (Ternac, Tarnac). de Ternak (Ternac, Tarnac) Bos King and council....

Petitioners

Bos de Ternak (Ternac, Tarnac).

Name(s)

de Ternak (Ternac, Tarnac), Bos

Addressees

King and council.

Nature of request

Bos de Ternak states that, in compensation for his losses in the war in Gascony, the Earl of Kent, then the king's lieutenant in the Duchy of Guyenne, gave him by his letters patent certain lands and rents that had belonged to the Count of Armagnac, and asks the king to confirm this gift by his letters patent, as the king of France has given these lands to a knight of France.

Nature of endorsement

The kings of England and France have a day at Paris at the octaves of Michaelmas next, for requests made on the one side and the other, and in the king of England's requests mention is made of his lands and those of his subjects in those parts, where he certainly intends to have restitution: when he has this, they will be suitably served. And if by chance they do not achieve the desired outcome with regard to these lands, the king will inform himself of their losses, both of lands and chattels, and of their good service, and will have such an answer given them that they will reasonably consider themselves to satisfied.

Places mentioned

Gascony, [France]

France

Guyenne, [France]

Parempuyre parish, [Guyenne, France]

Cujac parish, [Guyenne, France]

Labarde parish, [Guyenne, France]

Cantenac parish, [Guyenne, France]

Blanquefort parish, [Guyenne, France].

People mentioned

[Edmund of Woodstock], Earl of Kent, king's lieutenant in the Duchy of Guyenne

[John (Jean, Joan) I], Count of Armagnac

King of France.

For a related petition from the same petitioner, see SC 8/288/14354