1321-07-03, York

To the sheriff of Northampton. Order to cause John de Fienles to have of a third of the manor of Gayton, as the king learns by inquisition by the sheriff that Juliana, late the wife of Thomas Murdak, which was hanged for felony, held the said third of the aforesaid John, that it has been in the king's hands for a year and a day, and that de Rodeneye, late escheator beyond Trent, had the king's day and thereof, and ought to answer to the king for the same. To Henry le Scrop and his fellows, justices to hold pleas before the king. not to amerce John de Fenton, John le fiz Elys de Neuton, Thomas Porte, Thomas de Grenefeld, Robert de Seint Poel, Thomas de Merston, de Borlay, John de Lasey, William Outrelewe, Adam Michelfeld, de Otlesthorp, John Brounsone, John le Fiz Simond de Tadecastre, le Maistresone, Henry Irwys of Seleby, William Ward of Levenaton, de Stockbrigg, John le fiz Johan de Milford, John le fiz Robert de Henry de la Chaumbre of Fenton, Thomasde Erde... . Forester of Wixtowe, Henry Spark of Fareburn, Thomas le of Milford, John Freman of Hillum, Alexander le Serjaunt Si. .., Nicholas atte Tounende, Thomas le Clerk of Lede,.William Forester of Saxton, John de Hamelton, and John le Fiz William de because they did not come before them in inquisitions to be before them on Monday after Midsummer last as they were summoned do, and to acquit each of them, and not to cause them to lose any issues, they were on the said day before the steward and marshal of the king's in divers inquisitions taken before them at York, as the steward marshal have testified in chancery. By C.