1316-05-23, Westminster
The like to Henry Spigurnel, John Abel and John de Assheton, on complaint by Elias de Assheburn that Alan son of William Fiz Waryn, Peter son of William Fiz Waryn, William, vicar of the church of Assheby Mares, Peter de Yarewell, William Hardwyne, chaplain, John de Claville, William Sandale of Ireland, John le Caretere, Osbert Cakedan, John Gyles ot Assheby, Robert Pynkeneye, Hugh de Wyleby, Nicholas de Wymehale, Peter de la Rokele, Geoffrey de la Rokele, Robert Wantenges, William Termerton of Wantenges, John Sokeman of Barton, Geoffrey le Clerk and William in the Hirn assaulted him at Assheby Mares, co. Northampton, and carried away his goods, By the Chancellor at the instance of John de Hothum. 20.
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