1392-05-27, Stamford
Appointment of John de Roos of Hamelak, Ralph de Nevyll of Raby, Ralph de Percy, Richard Léescrope, Henry Fitz Hugh, Ralph de Hastynges, Brian de Stapleton, Robert de Rokley, David de Rouclif, Peter Mauleverer, Thomas de Ecton and Thomas de Elmedene to arrest and bring to the gaolof York castle William Jakson of Bekwyth, Henry Lyghtfote, Richard Walthewe, Thomas, son of Henry Smyth of Kirkeby, William, son of John del Mosse, John le Wete, Robert Short, Roger de Bekwyth, William, son of Geoffrey del Mosse, John de Askwyth, Robert Frere, John Adyll, Henry Crokesnable, Thomas Proudefote, John del Mosse and John Filecher, indicted before William Thirnyng and the other justices of oyer and terminer in the county of York, of divers felonies, as the said justices have orally testified in Chancery, but who wander up and down the country seeking to kill those who have indicted them and others. By C.
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- Brian de Stapleton 230 other appearances →
- David Rouclif 4 other appearances →
- Henry le Fiz 136 other appearances →
- Henry le Smyth 64 other appearances →
- John Mosse 106 other appearances →
- John de Askewyth 9 other appearances →
- Peter Mauleverer 6 other appearances →
- Ralph de Hastyng 338 other appearances →
- Ralph de Hastynges 121 other appearances →
- Ralph de Nevill 1481 other appearances →
- Ralph de Percy 39 other appearances →
- Richard Walthewe 2 other appearances →
- Robert Frere 12 other appearances →
- Robert Rokley 31 other appearances →
- Robert Short 28 other appearances →
- Thomas Proudefote 5 other appearances →
- Thomas de Ecton 31 other appearances →
- William Jakson 3 other appearances →
- William Thirnyng 523 other appearances →
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