1340-03-17, Mortlake
Edmund de Blosmenill of Solihull acknowledges that he owes to Lescrop, knight, 18/.; to be levied etc. in co. Warwick. Robert de Pavely tenant of the land which belonged to Walter de Pavely, of Wenlyngbury church, puts in his place Thomas de Brembre and de Stoke to defend the execution of a recognisance for 1,000 made by Walter in chancery to Philip de Hardeshull. Henry de Percy the elder puts in his place William de Kmeldon, clerk, John de Pokelyngton, clerk, to prosecute the execution of a recognisfor 1,000/. made to him in chancery by brother Philip de Thame, of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England. Thomas de received the attorneys.
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- Edmund de Blosmenill 2 other appearances →
- Henry de Percy 3239 other appearances →
- John de Pokelyngton 108 other appearances →
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- Philip de Thame 329 other appearances →
- Robert de Pavely 199 other appearances →
- Thomas de Brembre 357 other appearances →
- Walter de Pavely 374 other appearances →
- William de Kmeldon 6 other appearances →
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