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1330-08-24, Lincoln

Commission of oyer and terminer to Henry le Scrope, Geoffrey le Scrope, John de Leiburn and John de Rithre, on complaint of John de Moubray that Andrew de Merkyngfeld, knight, John de Clotherhom, Roger his brother, John de Stokeslay, Robert his brother, William son of Thomas de Wynkelay, Martin Foune, Thomas de Brathethwayt, Robert Paytefyn, Simon de Lillyng, John Smalbayn, William Peron, John de Hovyngham, Henry Peles, Richard Scot, Thomas Jonesman of Coltherom, Marmaduke Dautre of Eyston, William Swan, William Swerd, Nicholas de Shirewod, Hugh son of Ivo, Peter Crouder, John de St , Henry Clere of Swynton, William his brother, Robert de Leghton, Adam his bi , Ranulph Forester, Richard atte Hecke, William Snelle, Alan Kide, John de Revegill, Richard de Kirkeby, John Todde, William de Mauleverer, Peter de Middelton, William de Plompton, Thomas de Mallom, Thomas de Aldefeld, John de Aldefeld, John de Alecestre, Robert Hunter, Ranulph Blaumustier, knight, John de Pateshull, knight, Walter, abbot of Fountains, John de Dent, Hugh de Holm, Walter Stodard, Henry de Overhende, William de Wyvill, knight, John his son, Adam son of Jobn de Barton of Friton, Peter Aspelioun, William de Sproxton and others drove away 40 horses and 800 sheep, worth 100/., at Ingelton, co. York, entered his free chaces and warrens at Kirkeby Malesart, Burton in Lonnesdale, Hovyngham and Thresk, hunted there without licence, and carried away ice, Lavon, rabbits, partridges and pheasants. By K.

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