1303-09-23, Kinloss

Order to cause William Roys of imprisoned at Peterborough for the death of Wilham de who was slain in co. Lincoln, wherewith he is charged, to fron prison, as the king, upon its being found by an inquisitaken by the sheriff of Lincoln that William was charged with death out of hatred and malice and not because he is guilty, the sheriff of Lincoln to certify him of the names of twelve of that county who should mainpern to have William before the at the first assizes to stand to right if any one should wish to against him, and William has found the said sheriff twelve men that county, to wit John Roys of Grantham, Gilbert de Crosholm of Walter le Graunt of Gunwardeby, Thomas de Basingham Thomas Roys of Grantham, William de Horton of Welby, Crispyng of Athelington, Simon le Clerk of Dunsthorp, John of Nicholas de Lunderthorp, John Wade of Gunwardeby, Adam of Gunwardeby, and Robert le Grant of Belton, who have to have him in form aforesaid, as the sheriff of Lincoln made known to the king.