1391-10-27, Westminster
the sheriffs of London. Order by mainprise of John Norton, John Blawe, John Howeson goldesmyth and William of London to set free Thomas Bailly smythesman, if at suit of the king and Benedict Rede for leaving the service Rede before the term agreed. of a mainprise under a pain of 1,0007., made in 29 October this year by Hugh Wolf knight of Oxford- Philip Fitz Waryn, William Golafre, Robert James and John of Berkshire for Edmund Spersholt and James Spersholt, of a mainprise by the said Edmund and James under the pain, that they shall do or procure no hurt or harm to Thomas Mare knight. of a like mainprise that day made by John Copuldiche of knight, Ralph Cheyne and Thomas Bekerynge knights John Wolfe of Wiltesir for Thomas de la Mare knight, and mainprise by him, that he shall do or procure no hurt or harm Spersholt and James Spersholt.
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People named
- Benedict Rede 4 other appearances →
- Edmund Spersholt 22 other appearances →
- Hugh le Wolf 67 other appearances →
- John Blawe 10 other appearances →
- John Howeson 4 other appearances →
- John Wolfe 11 other appearances →
- John de Norton 621 other appearances →
- John le Wolf 93 other appearances →
- John of Berkshire 12 other appearances →
- Philip fitz Waryn 55 other appearances →
- Ralph Cheyne 84 other appearances →
- Thomas Bailly 13 other appearances →
- Thomas Baily 34 other appearances →
- Thomas Bekerynge 4 other appearances →
- Thomas de Bekering 175 other appearances →
- Thomas de la Mare 198 other appearances →
- William Golafre 20 other appearances →
- William Goloffre 49 other appearances →
- William de London 451 other appearances →
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