1386-02-20, Sheen Manor
To Thomas Morle knight, Aubrey de Veer knight, John Holt, Thomas Morreux knight and William Thyrnyng, ately appointed (the said _ John being one) at the complaint of Edward None knight to hear and determine trespasses against him committed by Robert Howard knight, Richard de Walton, Richard Malyn, Richard Smyth, William Cook, John Cristemesse of Wortham, Simon Hare of Wortham, John Waryn of Fersfeld, John Sperhauk of Tybenham, Ralph Chaumpaigne of Brisyngham, John Huwet of Brisyngham, Stephen Cole of Wortham, . 123 Baillif of Fersfeld, John de Elm and other evildoers, by breaking at Brisyngham, reaping his corn there, fishing in his several taking and carrying away fish and corn to the value of ete. Writ of swpersedeas. By letter of the signet.
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People named
- Aubrey de Veer 193 other appearances →
- Edward None 4 other appearances →
- John Cristemesse 13 other appearances →
- John Ellam 25 other appearances →
- John Huet 56 other appearances →
- John Huwet 14 other appearances →
- John Sperhauk 10 other appearances →
- John Waryn 132 other appearances →
- John de Holt 804 other appearances →
- John de Warenna 2201 other appearances →
- Ralph Chaumpaigne 4 other appearances →
- Richard Malyn 18 other appearances →
- Richard de Walton 206 other appearances →
- Richard le Smyth 187 other appearances →
- Robert Howard 79 other appearances →
- Simon Hare 6 other appearances →
- Stephen Cole 16 other appearances →
- Thomas Morreux 13 other appearances →
- William Coker 495 other appearances →
- William Thyrnyng 23 other appearances →
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