June 35, Inquisition
Writ [to the sheriff of Northampton] (illegible). Endorsed, Thomas Clere de Thindon, Hiche le Someter, Johannes Felleden. Inquisition : William de Ailburne and William de Cley imprisoned at for the death of Fulk son of Ralph de La... gton are not thereof. But Thomas No Clerc, Richard le Somfeter] of . . . ford John Felleden of Weston killed Fulk and fled therefor. William and were accused because Thomas, Richard and John had lodged at the of Elysabet de Colevill where they were servants (ubi ministrabant), they followed the hue and cry from Elysabet s court to the place where was killed, but were in no way consenting to his death. C. Ing. Misc. File 21. (34.) 2172. Inquisition : Roger (?) son of . . . de Suleye is not guilty of death of Geoffrey del Grif. C. Ing. Misc. File 21. (35.) 2173. Inquisition : Roger de Furnays, in the king's prison at York the death of Thomas son of William de Shitlington, killed Thomas as a thief and burglar, and not feloniously or of malice aforethought. - C. Ing. Misc. File 21. (36.) 2174. Inquisition taken before Sir Richard de Middelton : John de is not guilty of the death of Alan le Fever of Skeftling. C. Ing. Misc. File 21. (37.) 2175.
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