1343-04-10, Havering Atte Bower
Order to at the dearest possible price the goods and merchandise found in a ship called Yaryt by the view and testimony of Francis Geffrey, the money arising therefrom, causing the ship to be repaired necessary and finding reasonable maintenance for the masters and until further order, as the king lately appointed Roger and John the said goods in that ship, which the king ordered to be brought the port of Milford, where it was arrested, to the port of Bristol, by said mayor and the bailiffs of Bristol, and to sell the goods by the view Francis, causing the money thereof to be kept safely, by an indenture between them and Francis. By C. the sheriff of Southampton.
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