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1334-04-12, Rockingham

The like to Richard de Aldeburgh, William Malbys and Robert Parnyng, on complaint by John Chaundler, citizen of London, that whereas of late he freighted at the town of St. John in Scotland, a ship, Le Leonard of London, whereof Thomas de Lyme was master, with salted salmon, hides of stags, tallow and other goods to make his profit of in London, and the ship while on the voyage being driven by stress of weather towards the coast struck on a rock near Fyvele, co. York, so that she could go no farther, Roger Andy, Robert Faukes, Thomas Faukes, John le Mouner, William Plaice, night, Thomas son of Walter, John Bakester, William Bakester Thomas Carter, Thomas Yole, William Broun, Peter Cote, John son of Roger Malbys, Robert Fauvel, Henry de Cloketon, Geoffrey Husbond, Thomas ITI. Parr IL. 577 Curson the younger, John Curson, the younger, John Berier, Richard le Keu, John son of Ranulph, Robert de Hoby, Henry Yole, Henry Chaumbre, Alan son of John Berier, John Boyg, William Beter, Roger Pynder, John atte Cross and others, assembling in boats at the ship, entered her, carried away her cargo and tackle and used these at their will. By fine of 1 mark. London.

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