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1278-05-29, William Westminster

Cancelled on payment. _ William son of Thomas de Creystok puts in his place John son of Elias and John Cort in the suit before the king between him and Ranulph de Dacre, John de la Chapele, Robert Bussel, John Beggil, and Bertram de Joneby of a plea of trespass committed upon him by them. Enrolment of release by Roger Loveday to the king and Queen Eleanor his consort, of the manor of Farleye, co. Kent, which Roger held of the inheritance of Sir Robert de Crevequer. Witnesses: Thomas, bishop of Hereford, W. bishop of Norwich ; Sir Robert Tybbetot, Bartholomew de Sulley, Stephen de Penecestre, John de Cobeham, Walter de Helyun, John de Lovetot, Geoffrey de Picheford, knights; Anthony Bek, John de Kyrk[eby], Master Geoffrey de Aspale. : Henry de Sancto Paulo puts in his place Simon de Sancto Paulo and Henry le Hore against Walter, prior of Burencestre, Henry de Techewych, brother William de Burencestre, Henry de la Mare, Philip Raisun, John le Simple, William de Chilterne, Robert son of Henry Waryn of Clifton, John le Stalier, Henry de Tywe of Mildecumbe, and John de Notegereshale of a plea of trespass committed upon him by them. Henry Je Ferrur came before the king, on Sunday after St. Barnabas, and sought to replevy to Ralph de (sic) Cachepol and Matilda his wife, their land in Edrinton, which was taken into the king's hands for their default before the justices of the Bench against Ralph son of Simon le Fraunkeleyn. Robert de Ormeby came before the king, on Monday after Holy Trinity, _ and sought to replevy his land in Brinke and that of Robert de Harington and Richard de Parys in the same town, which were taken into the king's hand for their default before the justices of the Bench against Sarah, late the wife of Alan son of Robert le Mouner. John Synay came before the king, on Friday after Holy Trinity, and sought to replevy the land of John Scarye and Alice his wife in Essecote, which was taken into the king's hands for their default before the justices of the Bench against Agnes, late the wife of Herbert de la Hethe. . 499 de Sanecto Georgio and Roger Whyppup came before the king, on the feast of St. Bartholomew, and sought to replevy his land in which was taken into the king's hands for his default before the of the Bench against Edward Spitti. of release by William de Leyburn, knight, son of the late de Leyburn, to the king, and Queen Eleanor, his wife, of all his of Ledes, which is called la Mote, in Ledes and Brumfeld, and manor of Ledes with the park of Asshelegh, with the woods and the fees that Sir Roger de Leyburn, his father, had or might have had gift of Sir Robert de Crevequer in co. Kent. Witnesses : Thomas, of Hereford, and W. bishop of Norwich, Sir Robert Tibbetot, Sir de Sullfey], Sir Stephen de Penecestre, Sir John de Cobeham, de Helyun, Sir John de Lovetot, Sir Geoffrey de Picheford, ; Anthony Bek, John de Kyrk[eby], Master Geoffrey de Aspale. that William came into chancery, and acknowledged and the premises. of grant by the aforesaid William to the king and queen of Witnesses: Thomas, bishop of Hereford, and W. bishop of G.de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, J. earl of Warenne, de Mortuo Mari, Roger de Clifford, Robert de Tibbetot, Anthony de Penecestre, Richard de Tany, John de Lovetot, Walter de John de Kyrk[eby], Walter de Kam.

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