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1344-06-03, Berkhamp

Richard de Wylughby and his fellows, justices appointed to hold pleas the king. Order not to molest John de Hemenhale by reason of his while he is staying at the exchequer to render his account for the and fifteenth in co. Suffolk, which he was appointed with others to and collect, as they amerced him whom the sheriff of Norfolk and returned before them in divers panels, because he did not appear them to speak the truth in inquisitions and other things before By C.

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