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1315-02-18, Westminster

of oyer and terminer to John de Fresingfeld, Richard de and Richer de Refham, on complaint by Ralph Frapaile, John Gervase Wartres and John Compaile, merchants of Dynant of that whereas they had laden a ship at le Swyn in Flanders, with goods to be carried into England to trade there, and the said ship ashore near Bromholm, co. Norfolk, and they for the preservatheir goods had them landed there, William le Parker, John Leem, son of Robert de Brimstede, Richard de Berton, Roger Sedeman, Short, Nicholas Richard, John Thomas, William atte Lund, Thomas, William Laurenz, Ralph Anneys, Robert Nute, Roger and Beatrice his wife, Robert Wymund, Richard Done, Christiana John de Felbregge, Katherine Goscelyn, William son of Laurenz, Alice la Rede, Robert Nute, Alice Done, William Simon Stace, Warin Hervy, Alice Cole, Nicholas Palet, Geoffrey Roger le Bakestere, Benedict son of John Brun, Adam Pyntil, Alcok, Martin Pyntil, Philip Stuteville, Agnes Portere, John son Heyward, Thomas le Mareschal of Hemstede, John le Fevre of William Anneys of Hemstede and Geoffrey his brother, Adam Hugh de Watton of Walcote, William son of Roger, Nicholas de Roger Helewys, Thomas le Scippere, Thomas Pinchun of Robert Halskyng , Roger Coleman of Northwalsham, Michael More of Paliingge, Richard Hoppe, Nicholas Wymund, Beatrice Alan Note of Hapesburgh, Beatrice Nelys, John Beneyt, William Letitia Crane, Alice Spo, John Parle, Hervey Wolstan, John John de Estgate, John Serman, Richard le Coupere, Hugh Batesone, Cappe, Beatrice Bonde, Thomas Nichol, William Nichol the John Woderoue, William Daye, Thomas Riwal, Robert de William Messager, Richard Nolsone, John le Man, William Thomas Grimmild, Andrew Daye, Richard Turnegold, William le of Paston, John son of Roger Thord, Benedict son of John Qwityng, and Richard brothers of the said Benedict, William Rees, Lewe and Alice his wife, Thomas Aunsel, Hervey Batesone, John Roger Thord, John Hamfax, Roger Amund, William le Fevre, John Richard Clouestel, John de Thyrne, William Bisshop, John Benedict, Henry Deye, Walter Deye, Hugh le Bakestere, Peter son Ede, William Waleys of Brimstede, Stephen Waryn, Richard Godfrey Marchaunt, Richard Grabbe, Nicholas son of Juliana Maye and John Brun, together with others, forcibly carried a great part of the goods. By K. like to Nicholas Fermbaud, Robert de Maddingle and Roger de on complaint by Roger de Pateshulle, parson of the church of Blechesho, to whom the custody of the land and heir of Roger Caroun, tenant in chief of the late king, together with the marriage of the heir belonged by reason of a demise thereof made to him by Thomas Golde, who had held the said custody and marriage of the demise of Richard Golde, to whom the executors of the testament of Edmund, sometime earl of Cornwall, who held the said custody of the grant of the late king, had sold the same, that John de Burgo, William de Barton, John son of William Godard of Olneye, John Byrun, Henry Bullok, Hugh Lorfevre, William Rog[er], John de Bromshegge, Adam le Hayward of Launden, John le Barker of Olneye, Stephen Ballok of Emberton, William de Haiyngby, Robert de Wolecote and Geoffrey Adam, together with others, having approached the manor of Shyrington, co. Buckingham, in his custody as abovesaid by reason of the minority of the heir, forcibly broke the doors and windows of the houses of the said manor, carried away his goods found there and also the rents and profits of the manor, abducted Sibyl, daughter and heiress of the said Roger Caroun, a minor in his custody, and married her against his will. By fine of 1 mark. 13.

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