1317-02-12, Clarendon
Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert de Maddyngle, John de Longeville and Eustace de Burneby, on complaint by John son of John de Daventre that Walter son of Robert de Daventre and Robert his son, John son of Hugh de Wedon, John le Warde, Simon de Bretaygne, Roger de Somerton, John de Torveye, Henry de Bray of Charwelton, Adam de Duffeld, John le Keu of Dayentre and Walter his son, Simon de Crek, John Neel of Daventre, Adam Cut and John his brother, Robert le Keu, John de Wylye of Norton, Robert le Chapeleyn of Evredon, John le Clerk of Haregrave, Thomas de Bretaigne, Henry le Tailliour and Thomas le Flesshewer of Daventre assaulted him at Daventre, co. Northampton. By p.s.
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