1364-12-27, Westminster
Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Shareshull, James de Nevill, Henry de Grene, George de Longevill and John le Vynter, on information that, whereas Richard Blundell, sheriff of Northampton, according to his office seized into the king's hands the cattle of some men and tenants in Gogenho for money due by them to the king, and goods late of Roger Ward for debts due from him at his death to the king and Queen Philippa, at Wappenham, and John Griffyn, one of the collectors of the tenth and fifteenth granted by the laity in the said county, took distraints from men and tenants of Wedon Pynkeneye and other parts for such tenth and fifteenth, some evildoers rescued the goods and distraints at Gogenho and Wedon Pynkeneye and carried them away, and assaulted his men and servants, whereby he lost their service for a great time. . By K.
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- George de Lungevill 71 other appearances →
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