1335-02-20, Newecastle-on- Tyne

To Rchard de Wylughby and his fellows, justices in eyre for pleas of the forest in the forest of Pykeryng, belonging to Henry, earl of Lancaster. Order to hold their eyre on the day fixed and ordained by them, and to do all other things which pertain to that eyr2, notwithstanding that the king ordered them to continue that eyre and all pleas and other things touching it until the quinzaine of Easter next, so that divers magnates and lieges and others of the realm who had set out with the king to Scotland should not be molested in that eyre for their absence or for other causes while they so stood in the king's service. Robert son and heir of Thomas Barry puts in his place John de Codyngton against George son of John de Longevill of Little Byllyng and Thomas his brother, Roger, parson of Little Bylyng church, John de Longevill of Northampton, and Walter Gyn, chaplain, executors of the will of John de Longevill of Little Byllyng, to defend the execution of a recognisance for 2002. made to John de Longeviil of Little Byllyng in the late king's chancery by Thomas son of Robert Barry, knight. Jobn de Thorp, clerk, puts in his place William de Emeldon, clerk, to prosecute the execution of a recognisance for 160/., made to John in chancery by John de Yerdhull. Enrolment of release by Reginald de Monte Forti, knight, lord of Welewe, to William son of William de Regny of Ludeford and Robergia his wife, of all right and claim in all his lands in Pegelynch in the hundred of Welewe, together with all rents and services of freeholders and villeins, in Telesford and Lutleton which Miles de Bello Campo and Amicia his wife held of Reginald in the name of Amicia s dower. Witnesses: Sir Walter de Pavely, Sir John de Palton, Sir Oliver de Dynham, knights; Thomas de Panes the elder, Thomas de Whytokesmede, John Balon of Doukerton. Dated at Welewe on Friday the feast of Hilary, 8 Edward UI.