1449-09-10, Westminster

Commission to William Bonevill, knight, John Giffard, Thomaz Giffard, Thomas Bere, John Salter, Thomas Sage, Thomas Hille, William Bere, John Barowe, Thomas Belgrave, king's serjeant at arms, and James Manthorp, king's serjeant at arms, setting forth that, whereas at the suit of John le Rous, master of le Cristofore of Legue, Brittany, commissioners were appointed, as above, [p. 244], and by an inquisition taken before Thomas Bodulgate, Richard Trelowny and John Mayowe it was found that the said ship came into the hands of Thomas Collan the younger, Robert Stephen and John Corke of Bodenek, and parcels of the wine and . Parr I. 889 _ _ oe ee cr ee merchandise laden therein into divers hands, to wit, 4 tuns of wine to John Langacre, 1 tun to Oliver Tregagowe, 6 tuns to Rose Wille, 1 tun to John Raufe of Fowey, 1 tun to John Cornu of Fowey, 2 tuns to John Lutkyn, 1 pipe to John Mathews of Bodenek, 1 pipe to Thomas Collan the younger, 1 last of Irish leather, worth 20 marks, to William West of Bodenek, 1 tun of wine to Philip Trumper, 1 pipe to Thomas Edward of Fowey, 1 tun of iron worth 100s. to Thomas Trofrye of Fowey, 1 pipe of wine to Richard Baker of Lyme, co. Dorset, 1 last of Irish leather worth 20 marks to Thomas Dygon of Cherdre, co. Somerset, 1 pipe of iron worth 50s. to John Fenell, chaplain, 8 tuns of wine to Thomas Trefrie of Fowey, 2 tuns to Martin Roche of Fowey, 1 tun to John Roos of Fowey, 1 pipe to Martin Stephen of Fowey, 1 pipe to John Netherton, chaplain, 1 pipe to Emma Polker of Fowey, 1 last of Irish leather worth 20 marks to Richard Tomme of Bodmyn, 1 like last to John Kene of Lyme, 2 like lasts to Thomas Tregell of Plymmouth, 8 tuns of iron worth 100s. tun to William Nicholl and Stephen Chapman of Plymmouth, 1 tun of wine to Martin Taillour of Bodenek, 1 pipe to Thomas Doune.of Seynt Goran, 1 pipe to Thomas, servant of John Myghelstowe, 1 pipe to Thomas Doune of Fowey, 1 tun to Richard Clays of Fowey, 1 tun to John Pettrowe of Fowey, 1 pipe to Stephen Forber, 1 pipe to William Bunte, 1 tun to John Fenell, chaplain, and 20 tuns to Thomas Glede of Tavystoke, the wine being worth 60s. a tun : the said commissioners are appointed to restore the ship and merchandise to John Wenlok, esquire, and John Whitbrede of London, marchaunt, attorneys of Maurice de Lanoe, possessor of the said ship, and to make inquisition in Cornwall touching the residue, to wit, 47 tuns of wine and 2 lasts of leather.