1283-10-12, Acton Burnell

Statute of merchants. French. [Statutes of the Reali, 1. p. 54.) The mayors of York, Bristol, Lincoln, Winchester, and Shrewsbury have the like statutes. John Hamelyn acknowledges that he owes to Reginald de Hanechirch 4 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of his lands and chattels in co. Cambridge. Enrolment of release by Ralph de Cheynduyt, knight, to Master Peter de Abyndon, warden of the House of the Scholars of Merton, and to the scholars and brethren of the same of his right in the lands that belonged at any time to Stephen de Cheynduyt, his brother, in Chetindon, co. Buckingham, which the warden and scholars hold. Witnesses: Sir Hamo Hauteyn, Sir Robert de Ludham, Master Henry de Bray, justices of the Jews; Sir Robert fiz Nel, Richard de la Vache, John de Chedney, John le Waleys, Alexander de Hampden, Walter de Upton, knights; Geoffrey atte Welle, Ralph de Merston, Richard de Merston, Ralph le Clerk of Treyng. Dated at London, on Wednesday after St. Martin in Winter, 11 Edward I.