1296-09-01, Berwick-on- Tweed

The like to the following : To Walter de Treuerby, knight, of the county of Cornwall, in 122. compensation for a morel (morelli) horse appraised for Odo Ludderel, his yeuman, in the Scotch war, which died at Berwick-on-T weed, 24 August last. To Richard de Nevill, knight, in 8 marks compensation for a white horse appraised for William de Cressy, his yeoman, in the Scotch war, and given up for the king's alms at Clony in July last. To William de Boyton, knight, in 8 marks compensation for a white horse Jately appraised for his own person in the said war, and given up for the king's baggage-train (Aarrannum) at Stryvelyn on 14 August last. To Gilbert de Gaunt, in 12 marks compensation for a bay horse lately appraised for John le Mareschal, his yeoman, in that war, whieh died in the king's service at Berwick-on-Tweed on 25 August ast, To Thomas de Berkele the younger, knight, in 8 marks compensation for a fallow ( favs) rouney with a white head and a black mane lately appraised for Geoffrey de Alta Villa, his yeoman, in that war, and given up for the king's alms at Berwick-on-Tweed on 25 Apgust last. To Hugh de la Vale, knight, of the county of Northumberland, in 8 marks compensation for a sorel horse with a star on the forehead, and the two hinder feet white, appraised for John de Merisseby, his yeoman, in that war, and which tied in the king's service at Forfare in the beginning of July last. To John Huse, knight, of the county of Nottingham, in 12 marks compensation for a white dappled (pomele) horse appraised for William le Wallur, his yeoman, in that war, and given up for the king's alms at Kyncardin in Myernes on 12 July last. 1296. Sept. 4. Tweed. Aug. 7. Dundee. 28. Tweed. Aug. 26. Tweed. 28, wick-on- Tweed. 30. Tweed. 28. Tweed. 28. Tweed. Aug. 30. Tweed. To John son of Hugh son of Henry of the county of Northumberland, in 8 marks compensation for a white horse appraised for Robert de Scocia, his yeoman, in the war, which died in the king's service at Edenham in April last. To John Burdon, knight, of the county of Nottingham, in 7 marks compensation for a chestnut horse with a black line (lista) appraised for John Tyk, his yeoman, in that war, and which died in the king's service at Clony in June last.