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1352-05-16, Westminster

The like to Richard de Kelleshull, Robert de Causton and Robert Clere, on complaint by Ralph, earl of Stafford, and Andrew Ansem of Suthflete that John le Saltere, John de Crosdale, John Aliene, John Curlu, John Balle, the elder, John Balle, the younger, Augustine Aylyeth, John de Est, Geoffrey Saltere, John son of John Saltere, William Porkere, Richard Browestere, Simon Saresson, Thomas Kyppyng, Eborard Bataill, John Grunnok, Thomas de Irmynglond, Peter Hawys, John Leche, Peter Koc, Thomas Cook, John Yevan, William Brake, William Storme, parson of the church of Styvekeye, Robert Turtevill of Styvekey, John Ork of Merston, Michael Ruddok, Robert Hert, John Pawe, John Cardun, John Hoppere, Simon Hoppere, Andrew Hoppere of Merston, Richard Storme of Brunham, Simon Mone, John de Burgh, Hugh Mirield, Walter Gruggon of Brunham, Richard de Framyngham of Cokethorp, Thomas Gyles, Randolf Ropere, Randolf Crisp, chaplain, John Boly, Simon Veutre of Cokethorp, John de Ekles of Langham, Philip Baret, John de Heydon, William Fullere, John Coupere, Reynold Guntyng, John Gerveys of Langham, Simon Grygge of Holcham, Geoffrey Saundres, Thomas Sylk, Simon Sylk, John Sylk, Richard Jolif, John Spellere, Roger Hendry of Holcham, Thomas Storm of Blakeneye, John Brygeman of Blakeneye, Adam Hoberd of Cley, Adam Wolsten of Cleye, Richard Mundy of Wyghton, Robert atte Tounesend, John Drye, Richard Lek, John de Blaketon, Thomas de Walden, Peter atte Mille, William Howelyn, Geoffrey Ram of Wyghton, John de Reynham and others, carried away their goods at Welles, Warram and Styvekey, co. Norfolk. Renewed because sealed at another time for 20s. 8.

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