Begs her ‘maystrasshipp’ to inform his rightworshipful master of the
conduct of Master Keche at Wetyng, who on Monday means to be there with
a great fellowship.
[This letter is unimportant, but as being written by William Barker
it may conveniently be placed after the last No., although probably
addressed to Margaret Paston, and if so, most likely during the life
of her husband. It appears by inquisition _post-mortem_, 1 Edw. IV.,
No. 46, that Elizabeth, Countess of Oxford, held the manor of Weting
in Feltwell of the Duke of Norfolk.]
[Footnote 65-1: [From Paston MSS., B.M.]]
987