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1302-05-05, Clarendon

The like to Henry de Staunton and Elias Puger touching Sewal Sicore, John Cotun, Roger Careman, John de Byri, Geoffrey de Brakenest the elder, Richard his son, John brother of the said Richard, Reginald Hacun, Alexander de la Grene Purie, Bartholomew le Teyntrer, Gilbert de Boxne, Andrew Pottok, Philip Hacun, Philip de Brakenest, William his son, Geoffrey and Simon, brothers of the said William, Henry Maynard, Warin de Dunbergh, Peter Edger, Andrew de la Rowe, John de Barsham, Ralph de la Rowe, Henry de Podimor, Robert Hakun, Adam de Appelton, Robert le Neuman, Jobn de Werlingham, Alan de Lodene, John de Brakenest the elder, Roger Bekk, Nicholas Bekke, William de Hale, Jobn de le Heth, John de Halesworth, Robert Ule, Alan Ule, Robert Maen, Andrew Brining, Robert Brining, John de Langhale, Jobn Cokerel, John le Pestour, John Hanek, Walter Sad, John de Podimor, Geoffrey del Heth, Robert Cobelere, Alan le Pestour, William de Herlestone, Thomas Cricce, Walter de la Forde, William le Dubbere, Geoffrey Gold, Walter Cut, John Matte the younger, Roger de Westhale, Henry Jordan, William Brining, Edward le Wylde, Geoffrey Maen, Alexander Chese, John Estrild, Nicholas de Bereford, William de la Grene, Adam de Whytton, William Batayle, John Brun, Richard Geue, John le Corveiser, Thomas Coyt, Nicholas le Berkere, Geoffrey Puttok, Thomas de Corlu, Adam Calf, John le Fevre, William Bornhard, Robert de la Sale, Richard Chese, Reginald Chese, Richard Cot and Ralph Edger, who, during the voidance of the abbey of St. Edmunds, and while it was in the king's hands, placed stalls in the abbey s free market of Bekles, co. Suffolk, and fixed poles there, which is not permitted without licence of the abbot or his bailiffs, or, in times of voidance, without licence of the king; and, moreover, heat John de Barewe and Ralph de Wyveston, the king's bailiffs of that abbey, who had taken pledges from them to make fine for such trespasses, took away the pledges, and for the first time subtracted from the king toll and such customs as are wont to be paid on merchandise coming by water to the said town.

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