1381-02-05, Westminster
. Parr II. 593 Roger Pyryton of the county of Gloucester, for not appearing to answer John Scorfayn, citizen and fourbour of London, touching a debt of 40s. London. William Reron of Chittern, ostyler, for not appearing to render his account to John Horn of Glastonbury for the time when he was his receiver. London. Thomas Howesone, alias Howissone, alias Hughesson, of Cumberton, for not appearing to answer John Fitz Johan, John Reymond of Hoddesdon, and William Reymond, citizen and gerdelar of London, touching debts of 20/., 4/. 13s.4d., and 40s. respectively. London and co. Cambridge. William de Eton of the county of Kent, for not appearing to answer Robert Boxford, citizen and clothier of London, touching a debt of 41s, London. William Goddis of Bukyngham, for uot appearing to answer John Oundell of Bukyngham touching a debt of 16/.4s. co. Buckingham. Thomas Carter of Pontefract, for not appearing, when sued with Robert Forster of Pontefract, chapman, to answer John More, citizen and mercer of London, touching a debt of 7/7. London. John Charnels of Bedeworth, for not appearing to answer John Dyne, clerk, touching a debt of 50/. London. Richard Ayrdale of Coventre for not appearing to answer William Venour of London touching a debt of 220. 13s. 4d. London. Robert Houden of Notynghan, pynner, for not appearing to answer Stephen Child of London, pynner, touching a debt of 60s. London. Thomas Tubby of Ratlesden, for not appearing to render his account and 20/. to William de Norton, parson of the church of Wyveton, and Master Robert de Aylesham, clerk, executors of the will of Robert de Aylesham, late parson of the church of Ratlesden, the prior of Holy Trinity, Norwich, and John de Lenn, his fellow monk, a co-executor, for the time when he was receiver of the said Robert, late parson. Norfolk. Henry Chapman, basketmaker, and Lucy his wife, for not appearing to answer John Tebaud touching a trespass. London. John de Barton, taillour, for not appearing to answer Peter Ruchet, paltokmaker, touching a debt of 13/. 6s. 8d. London. Henry de Bothumsell, for not appearing to answer John Fitz William, knight, touching a debt of 60s. co. York, for 10s. paid to the king by John Hopton, chaplain of the of St. Mary in the church of St. Ouen, Hereford, for the alienation mortmain by John ChaJoner and John Brochampton, chaplains, John John Achard and William Achard of three messuages and three of land in the suburb of Hereford, not held in chief, to him and his
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- John Fitz 320 other appearances →
- John Hopton 41 other appearances →
- John Horn 181 other appearances →
- John Reymund 26 other appearances →
- John Scorfayn 10 other appearances →
- John Tebaud 27 other appearances →
- John de Barton 767 other appearances →
- John de Brochampton 15 other appearances →
- John de Courtenay 2292 other appearances →
- John de Flete 534 other appearances →
- John de Lovetot 3061 other appearances →
- John de la More 746 other appearances →
- John fitz Johan 102 other appearances →
- John fitz William 51 other appearances →
- Robert Boxford 49 other appearances →
- Robert Forster 66 other appearances →
- Robert de Aylsham 6 other appearances →
- Stephen Child 13 other appearances →
- William Achard 22 other appearances →
- William Raymond 13 other appearances →
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- William de Coumbe 421 other appearances →
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