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1381-10-31, Westminster

To the sheriff of Bukingham. Writ of swpersedeas, by mainprise of John Carbonell goldesmyth, Henry Markeby, Wiliam Stukele and John Halle of London, in favour of Master John Evote clerk, ordered to find mainpernors upon an information that he purposed to pass to foreign parts in order to prosecute many things to the prejudice and hurt of the king and many of the people and of the laws. William March of Soterlee to Robert de Ufford, John de Burgh, William de Wyngefeld knights, William Phelip and William Wynter, their heirs and assigns. Charter of feoffment of the manors of South Cove, Thoriton, Glemham, Chebenhale and Burgh by Grundesburgh, and of other lands in Suffolk which he had jointly with obese Nee feoffment of Edmund de Ufford le Cosyn knight father of the said Robert. Witnesses: Sir John de Argentem, Sir John de Ulveston, Sir John de Wyngefeld, Sir Richard Cosyn knight, Richard Dautres, Walter Douke, Augustine dil Clif, Robert son of Gilbert, John Mukleboy. Dated South Cove, Monday after St. Peter's Chains 5 Richard II. William March of Sotherlee to Robert de Ufford ete. (as above). Charter of feoffment of the manors of Horsford, Great Hauboys, Crowemere and Burgh St. Margaret in Flegge with the advowsons of abbeys, priories and churches thereto belonging and all lands in Norffolk which he had (as in the last) ; also of the tenement in Hauboys called Meyys which he lately purchased of John Mey. Witnesses: Stephen de Halys, Thomas Gyssyngge, John Mauteby, Oliver de Calthorp knights, Robert Wayte, John White, James Wylkenissone, John Berkyngge, Thomas de Pykeryngge. Dated Horsford, Wednesday the eve of St. Peter's Chains 5 Richard II.

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