1329-07-28, Windsor
To John de Crumbewell, constable of the Tower of London, or to him who supplies his place. Order to release Luke de Thastede from the Tower, wherein he is imprisoned because he came to the exchequer as a notarypublic before the treasurer and barons and wished to make a public instrument concerning the process of a matter in the exchequer between John de Bourne and Richard de Pottesgrave, parson of the church of Hekynton in Kesteven, as John de Bourne, knight Roger de Alderdenne, and Thomas de Grenhull of co. Kent, and Hasculph de Whytewell of co. Rutland have mainperned before the king in chancery to have him before the king at his order. John Je Latymer, knight, puts in his place John son of John le Latymer and Richard de la Haye, clerk, to prosecute the execution of three recog- . 565 for 100 marks each, made to him by Ralph Bygot, knight, and of recognisance for 1002. made to him by Ralph le Mareschal in the king's chancery.
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- Hasculph de Whitewell 121 other appearances →
- John de Bourne 314 other appearances →
- John de Crumbewell 1217 other appearances →
- John de Lovetot 3061 other appearances →
- John le Latymer 231 other appearances →
- Luke de Thastede 2 other appearances →
- Ralph Bygot 45 other appearances →
- Ralph le Bygod 150 other appearances →
- Ralph le Mareschal 121 other appearances →
- Richard de Potesgrave 149 other appearances →
- Richard de la Haye 234 other appearances →
- Roger de Alderdenne 2 other appearances →
- Thomas de Grenhull 2 other appearances →
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