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*April 1 – 30. John l'Aleman (Jean Laleman), lord of Caesarea, and Marguerite his wife, the daughter of the late Jean lord of Caesarea sells the Hospitallers the casal of Châtillon – it takes its name from a former owner: Gautier de Châtillon – for an annual rent of 50 besants. Known in Arabic Le Meseraa it is in the territory of Caesarea: to the east is the Hospitaller casal of Hautefié, to the west it extends to the sea except for the road de la marine; to the north is the Templar casal named Caferlet and to the south it is bordered by the river Saluh. Jean appends his seal; witnessed by the homes of the lordship: Guillaume de Pinqueigni, Symon de Treies, Amauri de S. Bertin, André del Bez, Elyes Charles, Johan Oquede.