1316-04-24, Westminster
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Gilbert de Mordon, William Bray, John Elys, John Lucas, Walter de Mordon, Philip Lucas, Bartholomew de Biford, Stephen de Creye, Henry Lambyn, John de Braghing, Richard Gubbe, John Brond, William Hockele, Ralph Elys, Robert Bray, Peter de 4 Ware, Geoffrey Pourte and John de Creye, merchants of the city of London, going to the counties of Lincoln, Norfolk and Suffolk to buy stockfish, salt fish, herrings, hides and oil to take to London, the king having taken security that they will not take the same to his enemies. 16. _ Presentation of Thomas de Eyton to the church of Durham, in the diocese _ of Worcester, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the land and heir of William Russel, tenant in chief. By p.s.
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People named
- Bartholomew de Biford 5 other appearances →
- Geoffrey Pourte 6 other appearances →
- Gilbert de Mordon 84 other appearances →
- Henry Lambyn 6 other appearances →
- John Brond 65 other appearances →
- John Elys 446 other appearances →
- John Lucas 204 other appearances →
- John de Braghing 27 other appearances →
- John de Creye 11 other appearances →
- Philip Lucas 19 other appearances →
- Ralph Elys 6 other appearances →
- Richard Gubbe 15 other appearances →
- Robert de Bray 79 other appearances →
- Stephen de Crey 9 other appearances →
- Stephen de Croy 109 other appearances →
- Walter de Morden 114 other appearances →
- William Russel 466 other appearances →
- William de Bray 133 other appearances →
- William de Hockele 23 other appearances →
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