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1334-04-06, Rockingham

Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas Bacoun, John de Ifeld, John de Hampton, William Scot, and Thomas de Faversham, on complaint by Alice late the wife of Robert de Sharstede and Richard le Smyth of Newenham, executors of the will of Robert de Sharstede, that John Elys of Laysdon, Alice his wife, Agnes her sister, Margery daughter of Walter Skrig, William de Patrikesbourne, John Tabourer of Echynghamme, William de Knolle, Isabella his wife, John atte Boure, William de Helles, Adam Roswyft, Thomas Staleworthe, Thomas son of Robert de Laysdon, Thomas Lynche, John Sprot, John atte Leghe of Roucestre, Robert Echemyner, Thomas atte Helle, John Potekyn of Dudynton, Robert Saundre of Kaystrete, Adam Riggesole, Peter atte Broke of Sydyngbourne, Bernard Pouche, Matilda Bouha of Sydyngbourne, Robert her son, Peter Sireman of Sidyngbourne, John le Clerk of Lyndestede, Orengia his wife, John atte Broke of Wyngeham, Adam Latesowe, William le Long, Richard Ridelere, Emma Forge, Matilda Robyn, Thomas Pynke of Estcherche, Henry de Heghfeld of Dudynton, John Bussh of Lyndestede, John Blod of Estcherche, John Bounde, Gervase Mellere, John Robyn the younger, John Cokkel of Shepeye, Thomas Helpthatichemay, John Forge of Lyndestede, John Yonge, Seleok Crombere, John his brother, Alice de Hampton, Alan Callere, Thomas le Taillour, Robert his son, John Brightmere, John de Hampton of Roucestre, Thomas son of Robert Elis, Thomas Phelip and others carried away goods of the said Robert which were in their custody at Dudynton, co. Kent. By K.

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