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1333-04-26, Newcastle upon Tyne

Commission of oyer aud terminer to Richard de Wylughby, Geoffrey de Edenham and Roger de Baukewell, on complaint by John de Mulne of Munstre of Almain, merchant, that Ralph Scortrath of Sutton by Hotoft Alan Lonlyn of Sutton, Robert Bacon of Sutton, Robert son of Alice de Sutton, Alan son of Ralph Scortrath, John Cole of Sutton, Robert Route of Llotoit, William Godeman of Malberthorpe, William Wade of Trusthorpe, Robert Rudde, Walter Kyken of Sutton by Hotoft, John Cartere of Hotoft, Robert Oliver of Sutton, Eudo son of Stephen de Trusthorpe, Alan atte Cote, John atte Gote of Trusthorpe, Philip Cochur, Thomas Warde of Malberthorpe, John Mite of Malberthorpe, Walter Mite, Robert son of Ralph de Trusthorpe, Robert son of Eudo de Trusthorpe, Waiter Skaldegris of Anderby, Hugh his brother, Alan son of Gilbert Chunnesone, Robert his brother, John Trowe, Henry his brother, John Freek, Simon Smith of Hotoft, Alan Runtyng, William Trowe, William Skaldegris, John Machoun of Hotoft, Robert son of Alan Route, Robert Whittel, Richard ennessone of Hotoft, Roger son of Thomas de Hotoft, William Flemyng of Hotoft, Walter Emecyn of Hotoft, Robert Rook of Suttev, Simon Lambyn of Cumberworth, Eudo son of William de Freskeneye, Walter son of Alice de Sutton, Robert Warde of Malberthorpe, Robert Trowe, William Picher of Sutton, William Bacon of Sutton and others imprisoned him at Hotoft, co. Lincoln, und carried away his goods. By C.

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