Work in progress. People, families and relationships are auto-extracted and unverified.

1316-08-05, Lincoln

Order to Richard de Horsle, Roger Heyron and Nicholas Scot, whom the king appointed to elect from every town in the county of Northumberland, the king's cities, boroughs and demesnes excepted, an armed footman to come on the king's service against the Scots, the king's enemies and rebels, and to provide that the men of those towns should find for such footmen their expenses until they should come to the place where the service due to the king should be summoned for the expedition of the said war and thereafter for mari f days going with the king against the Scots, each footman taking 4d a day, and whom afterwards the king ordered to elect the same footmen and assess their expenses according to a form before sent to them and to permit the said arms and expenses to remain with the said towns until further order, to meddle no further with such election or anything touching that business, and to send to the Exchequer all the money now in their hands and the hands of the men of the said towns by virtue of the king's last order to them, to be delivered in the treasury on the octave of the Assumption next, all such money levied from the men of the said towns to be allowed to them in the sixteenth granted by the commons of the realm on movable goods possessed at Michaelmas next for the expedition of the said war, in consideration whereof the king has released the said aid of footmen ; and to make indentures of the names of those from whom the said money has been levied and of the said sums between them and any persons of the said townships, and to deliver such indentures to the taxers and collectors of the sixteenth, when they come to those parts, that the; may be able to make the allowance due. By rd The like to the following in the following counties : William de Mulcastre, Alexander de Bastingthwayt and John de Castre. Cumberland. Robert de Leyburne, Robert Lengleys and Henry de Warthecop. Westmoreland. John de Barton of Fryton, John de Hothum, John Maulevrer and Hugh de Pickeworth. York. Nicholas de Leyburne, Roger de Pilkington and Edmund de Dacre. Lancaster. Hugh de Hercy, Robert de Saundeby and John de Lisours. Nottingham. Walter de Goushill, Roger de Bradeburn and John Deincourt. Derby. Simon Chaumberleyn, Laurence de Holebech and William Dysny. Lincoln. Roger de Tiringham, John de Wilughby and Eustace de Brunneby. Northam; Theobald de Nevill and William de Sancto Licio. Rui John de Harington, Ralph de Folevill and Richard de Egebaston. icester. Peter de Lymesy, Thomas de Clinton and John de a John Dabernoun, William de Henle and John de la Poo ; Surrey. . 297 Walter de Mollesworth, Peter de Loreng and Robert Dakenay. Bedford. John Giffard le Boef, Nicholas de Turvill and Robert Lovet. Buckingham. John de Ratingden and Alan de Boghesell. Sussex. Thomas de Sandwico and William de Ore. Kent. William de Brok, Walter Crepyn and Henry de Bedyk. Middlesex. John de Coggeshale, William son of Ralph and Benedict de Cockefeld. Essex. John de Bassingburne, John de Munchenesy and Geoffrey de Lee. Hertford. Richard de Leghton, Thomas de Roshale and Ralph de Rolleston. Salo, William Trussel, John Giffard of Chelyngton and Williams Trumweyn Stafford. Roger de "Chiedtindéd, William le Wyne and John Danyel. Hereford. Nicholas de Kingeston, William Maunsel and Roger Gacelyn. Gloucester. Robert de Somery, Robert de Bracy and John de Everlay. Worcester. Walter Gacelyn, John Randolf and Andrew de Grymestede. Wilts. John de Cormayles, Reynold de Rammesbury and John de Alneto. Dorset. Nicholas Daunay, John de Chalouns and John de Bickebury. Devon. Thomas le Chaunceler, John le Seneschal and Henry de Pengerseck. Cornwall. Richard de Porteseye, Nicholas de Pershute and John de Basing. Southampton. Richard de Bere, Thomas Golafre and Thomas de erat ss Oxford. Richard de Wyndesore, Henry de Pentelowe and Robert Batelkyn. Berks. John de Boylond, Peter de Denarston and John de Whelnetham. Suffolk. Robert Bayignard, Edward Charles and Edmund de hg er Norfolk Baldwin de Stowe, John de Swyneford and Simon de Brun. Cambridge. Andrew le Moigne, Bernard le Brus and Roger de Cantilupo. Huntingdon. Henry de Penebrugg, William de Facomberg and John de Dommer. Somerset.

📄 Compare the scanned page Leaf 308 · printed p.296

This text was read by machine from the public-domain scan below. Read the original to check any word — the marginal date/place column sits to the left of the body.

Scanned image of leaf 308, printed page 296

View on the Internet Archive → Public-domain source; full text via the Internet Archive.

Location

Flag a data issue

Spotted an error — a wrong date or place, a misread text, people wrongly combined or split? Reports keep the corpus trustworthy.