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1353-10-04, Westminster

To John Malewayn, surveyor of the customs and subsidies, and to the collectors of the customs and subsidies in the port of Boston. Order to pay to Simon Fraunceys or to his attorney 400/. in arrear to him, without delay, as the king lately ordered John and the collectors of the customs and subsidies in the port of London to allow to Simon 20s. on every sack of his own wool taken out of the port of London, of the issues of the customs and subsidies until he should be satisfied for 4002. of the 800/. lent by him to the king, and for which the king agreed to satisfy him in two years upon the said issues, for which 400/. he has been satisfied as appears by the endorsement of the king's letters patent, and the king wishes him to be satisfied for the remaining 400/. The following have like writs, to wit : John Clervaux of Croft upon These for 100s. remaining of 10/. in the port of London, he having been satisfied for 100s. in the port of Kyngeston upon Hull. The bailiffs and good men of Norwich who were satisfied for 3381. 6s. 8d. of 666/. 18s. 4d. in the port of Great Yarmouth, for the remaining 3331. 6s. 8d. in the same port. Bartholomew Frestlyng of London, who was satisfied in the port of London for 50 marks of 100 marks, for the remaining 50 marks in the same port. Robert Braunche, mayor of Lenne, Geoffrey Drewe, John de Couteshale and William de Biteryng, satisfied for themselves and the community of Lenne for 2582. 6s. Sd. for 5061. 18s. 4d. in the same port. William de Wolshou of Gernethorp, satisfied for 20 marks of 40 marks in port of Lenne, for the other 20 marks in the port of Boston. John Urry of Lenne, satisfied in the port of Lenne for 100 marks of 200 marks, for the other 100 marks in the port of Boston. . 571 William de Spaigne, satisfied in the port of Boston for 201. of 40/., for the other 20/. in the same port. Robert Pynson of Boston, satisfied for 207. of 40/. in the port of Boston, for the other 20/. in that port. Laurence de Leek, satisfied in the port of Boston for 50/. of 100/., for the other 50. in that port. John Mosse, satisfied in the port of Boston for 50 marks of 100 marks, for the other 50 marks in that port. John de Maydenhyth, satisfied in the port of Boston for 5 marks of 10 marks, for the other 5 marks in that port. William Frende, satisfied in the port of London for 100s. of 10l., for the other 100s. in the same port. Ralph de Derby, satisfied in the port of London for 201. of 40J., for the other 20/. in that port. Nicholas Taillour of Salesbury, John Dodre and William de Wycheford, satisfied in the port of London for 50 marks of 100 marks, for the other 50 marks in that port. William de Tudenham, satisfied in the port of London for 25/. of 50l., for the other 25/. in that port. John de Tudenham, satisfied in the port of London for 30s. of 60s., for the other 30s. in that port. Robert de Brideport, satisfied in the port of Southampton for 501. of 100/., for the other 50/. in the port of Exeter. John Bolour of Allerton, satisfied in the port of Boston for 100s. of 10/., for the other 100s. in that port. Robert de Boloygne, satisfied in the port of Boston for 10 marks of 20 marks, for the other 10 marks in that port. William Bayard of Boston, satisfied in the port of Boston for 50s. of 100s., for the other 100s. in the same port. Geoffrey le Despenser of Wyrcestre, satisfied in the port of London for 201. of 40/., for the other 201. in that port. Laurence Stagge, satisfied in the port of Boston for 10/. of 20/., for the other 10/. in the port of London. John Potel, satisfied in the port of Boston for 50s. of 100s., for the other 50s. in the port of London. Robert de Dalderby, satisfied in the port of Kyngeston upon Hull for 501. of 100/., for the other 50/. in the port of London. John son of Cecily de Stokeslee, satisfied in the port of Boston for 100s. of 10/., for the other 100s. in the port of London. John Chancy of Merton, satisfied in the port of Boston for 100s. of 101., for the other 100s. in the port of London. Thomas de Lokton, satisfied in the port of Boston for 101. of 201., for the other 10/. in the port of London. William Ladychapman and William de Swanlond, satisfied in the port of London for 8381. 6s. 8d. of 661. 18s. 4d., for the other 331. 6s. 8d., in the same port. John Peeche, satisfied in the port of London for 50 marks of 100 marks, for the other 50 marks in that port. The community of the town of Hereford, satisfied in the port of London for 251. of 50/., for the other 251. in the same port. Robert de Howome and Robert de Luton, satisfied for 261. 18s, 4d. of 531. 6s. 8d. in the port of Boston, for the other 261. 13s. 4d. in the port of London. John de Langeton, satisfied for 201. of 40/. in the port of Boston, or the other 20/. in the port of London. John Rikeman and John Everard, executors of the will of Robert de Wodeford, satisfied in the port of Southampton for 50 marks of 100 marks, for the other 50 marks in the port of London. Andrew Aubrey, satisfied in the port of London for 501. of 100J., for the other 50/. in the same port. Nicholas Horn, satisfied in the port of Sandwich for 10 marks of 20 marks, for the other 10 marks in the port of Kyngeston upon Hull. Kdmund de Stapelgate, satisfied in the port of Sandwich for 101. of 20/., for the other 10/. in the port of Kyngeston upon Hull. Adam de Bury, satisfied in the port of London for 50 marks of 100 marks, for the other 50 marks in the same port. Nicholas de Santon and William de Santon, satisfied in the port of Kyngeston upon Hull for 50/. of 100/., for the other 50/. in the same port. Nicholas Fouk, satisfied in the port of Kyngeston upon Hull for 50 marks of 100 marks, for the other 50 marks in that port. William Belle, satisfied in the port of Boston for 100s. of 10/., for the other 100s. in the port of London. Robert de Kelby, satisfied in the port of Kyngeston upon Hull for 50 marks of 100 marks, for the other 50 marks in the port of London. John de Askeby, satisfied in the port of Boston for 10J. of 20J., for the other 10. in the port of London. Alice late the wife of William de Skelton, executrix of William's will, who was satisfied when alive in the port of Kyngeston for 1061. 18s. 4d. of 21381. 6s. 8d., for the other 106. 18s. 4d. in the same port. Thomas Bok of Thornton, satisfied in the port of Kyngeston upon Hull for 5 marks of 10 marks, for the other 5 marks in the port of London. Robert Malleson of Lymbergh, satisfied in the port of Kyngeston upon Hull for 100s. of 10/., for the other 100s. in the port of London. William Herdewyk of Castre, satisfied in the port of _Kyngeston upon Hull for 50s. of 100s., for the other 50s. in the port of London. Thomas son of Hugh de Castre, satisfied in the port of Kyngeston upon Hull for 50s. of 100s., for the other 50s. in the port of London.

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