1322-07-21, York
The like for Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke, going with the king above. like for the following going with the earl, viz. : William Lovel. Alan de Laumes. John de Crumwell. Henry Dosevill. John de Hastynges. Henry de Garshale. Robert Beudyn. Robert Gobion. John de Pabenham. Robert de Oreford. John Darcy. Philip Poltot. Hugh de Shippemedewe. John Peyvre. Thomas West. John de Stapelton. Thomas son of Roger le Despenser John Morice. of Langetoft. John Gacelyn. Percival Simeon. Roger de Watevill. William Swan. Richard de Plays. Constantine de Mortuo Mari. William de Tweng. John de Wolaston. William de Cleydon. John de Stodleye. John de Walkyngham. Richard de Mountcheynsy. Nicholas de Canti Lupo. John la Zousche.
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People named
- Alan de Laumes
- Aymer de Valencia 2247 other appearances →
- Constantine de Mortuo 379 other appearances →
- Henry de Garsale 2 other appearances →
- Hugh de Shippemedewe
- John Stodeley 60 other appearances →
- John de Crumwell 30 other appearances →
- John de Hastynges 1904 other appearances →
- John de Pabeham 250 other appearances →
- John de Stapelton 187 other appearances →
- John de Walkyngham 68 other appearances →
- John de Wolaston 62 other appearances →
- Nicholas de Canti 44 other appearances →
- Richard de Mountchensy 6 other appearances →
- Richard de Plays 134 other appearances →
- Robert de Oreford 24 other appearances →
- Roger de Watevill 30 other appearances →
- Roger le Despenser 16 other appearances →
- William de Cleydon 240 other appearances →
- William de Tweng 21 other appearances →
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