1336-03-15, Westminster
Order to deliver the goods and chattels belonged to Hugh de Sancto Johanne, which are in the sheriff's to John de Aulton, Nicholas Venuz, and Adam de Ches, executors Hugh's will, if they are appraised by the sheriff, and the price thereof is at the exchequer, for making the execution of Hugh's will, by a mainprise, as John, Nicholas, and Adam have besought the king to those goods and chattels to be delivered to them for making the exeof the will, by security for answering to the king for the debts and in which Hugh was bound to the king, or for the price of the same, the said goods and chattels were taken into the king's hands for the said and accounts and appraised by the sheriff, and the price thereof reat the exchequer; and the executors have found for the king in John le Mareschal, knight, Thomas le Mareschal, John Purchas, John de Valoignes, of the said county, and Richard Chynyot of London, mainpernors, who have undertaken to answer to the king for all the debts and accounts, and for the arrears which shall be found to be after the accounts have been rendered, as far as those goods and will suffice, according to the aforesaid appraisement. By C.
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- Adam de Ches 15 other appearances →
- Hugh de Sancto Johanne 152 other appearances →
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- John de Valoygnes 30 other appearances →
- Nicholas de Venuz 23 other appearances →
- Richard Chynyot 2 other appearances →
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