1323-12-27, John Kenilworth

Vacated because the king has granted the said fine to Edmund, earl of Arundel, who has remitted the same. John de Chelmersford, clerk, of the county of Essex, taken and detained in prison because he adhered to certain the king's enemies and rebels, has made fine in 200 marks whereof he will pay a moiety on the quinzaine of Easter next and a moiety on the quinzaine of Midsummer following, and has found as mainpernors Giles de Trumpton of the county of Cambridge, Master Richard de Clare of the county of Wilts, and Gilbert de Chelmersford, parson of the church of St. Michael, Long Stretton, in the diocese of Norwich, each of whom has mainprised for payment of the said fine and for John's good behaviour, as is contained on the dorse. By K. The following have found mainprise for their loyal behaviour under the following conditions and penalties, to wit : Robert de Dalton, knight, of the county of Lancaster, has given security by oath etc. under the form of a record, and has found as mainpernors John de Bulmere, Thomas le Taillour of Pikeryng, of the county of York, and Adam de Asshurst of the county of Lancaster, each of whom has mainprised for his good behaviour under a penalty of 1001. Master William de Walyngford, clerk, has given security etc. by oath under a penalty of 100/. and has found as mainpernors William Bacoun of the county of Westmoreland, Roger de Flete of the county of Lincoln, Peter Pirie of the county of Kent and Robert de Sandale of the county of York, each of whom has mainprised under a penalty of another 1001. John de Leyburn, knight, of the county of Salop, has given security by oath and his letters patent under a penalty of 200 marks and has found as mainpernors John de Cherleton of the county of Salop, John de Felton of the same county, John Darcy le Neveu of the county of Lincoln, and Res ap Griffith of Wales. William Waldebeof of the county of Hereford has given security by oath etc. under a penalty of 40/. and has found as mainpernors Hugh de Mortimer, Roger Pichard, Emery Pauncefot, knights, of the county of Hereford, and Philip de Clanewoue of the same county. William Greylyng of Tonebrigg of the county of Kent has given security by oath ete. under a penalty of 20 marks and has found as mainpernors William son of Simon of Tonebrigg, William de Hasden of Tonebrigg, John Andreu of the same town, Simon Alduf of the . 235 town, John de Hasden of the same town, John Martyn of the town, and Robert de Hasden of the same town, of the county Kent. de Valoignes of the county of Kent has given security by oath under a penalty of 40 marks and has found as mainpernors John of Tonebrigg, Thomas Cristian of the same town, Thomas of the same town, and Gilbert Prentiz of the same town, of the of Kent. de Hokyngore of the county of Kent has given security by etc. under a penalty of 100 marks and has found as mainpernors de Gelderege of Tonebrigg, John Somer of the same town, Aldelf of the same town, and John de Tonge of the same town, said county. wife of John de Bourn of the county of Kent has given by oath etc. under a penalty of 100/. and has found as main- John de Olneye, knight, of the county of Northampton, de Whitewell of the county of Lincoln, Thomas de Aldon Thomas de Blakebrok of the county of Kent, Richard de Cave of counties of Bedford and Buckingham, Roger atte Nessh, Robert of the county of Buckingham, and John de Cornhull of because of the quarrel. de Bourn of the county of Kent has given security by oath under a penalty of 100/. and has found the same mainpernors. de Bourn of the county of Kent has given security by oath under a penalty of 100/. and has found the same mainpernors and following, to wit, Richard de Bourn, John Somer of Tonebrigg, le Clerk of the same town, Gilbert Prentiz of the same town, Blode of the same town and John de Tonge of the same town, the said county. wife of John de Coggeshale of the county of Hertford has security by oath etc. under a penalty of 1001. and has found as Richard de Gatesbury of the county of Hertford, Richard Cave of the county of Buckingham, Richard de Kancia of the county, and John de Bedford of the county. of Kent. because of the quarrel. be it remembered that the aforesaid William Greylyng, John John (sic) de Hokyngore, Margaret wife of John de Bourn, John de Bourn, and Margaret wife of John de Coggeshale, delivered from prison by letters under the privy seal on the of William de Ayremynne, keeper of that seal.