1301-03-10, Northampton
Licence for Thomas de Verdun, king's yeoman, to erect a gallows in his Lineoln. manor of Bricclesworth, co. Northampton, as it appears by an inquisition made by the sheriff of Northampton that Simon le Voyde, ancestor of the said Thomas, had them in the time of king Henry the elder (H. Regis sents), and subsequent ancestors had them until they fell down through decay. The king granted it in his parliament at Westminster in the 28th year. March 22. _ Letters for the prior of Lanthony Prima in Wales, staying in England, Winchcombe. nominating William de Burghull and William Paty his attorneys in Ireland for two years. March 24.
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