1288-02-16, Westminster
Memorandum, that the eyre of the justices for common pleas in co. Sussex was summoned at Chester on the morrow of the Ascension before Solomon de Roff a] and others whom the king will send thither. By order of the treasurer. Daniel de Preston, Thomas le Serjaunt, John le Mareschal, Henry de Derby, and Walter le Mouner acknowledge that they owe to Master Peter de Pecham, clerk, 6 marks; to be levied, in default of payment, of their lands and chattels in co, Surrey. William de Hamelton received the acknowledgment on the information of Master Thomas de Cantock.
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- Henry de Derby 32 other appearances →
- John Marshal 781 other appearances →
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- Solomon de Roff 179 other appearances →
- Thomas de Cantock 10 other appearances →
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- Walter le Mouner 28 other appearances →
- William de Hamelton 1837 other appearances →
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