1350-04-20, Westminster
Appointment of William Basset, John de Eland, Nicholas de Wortele and William de Notton to deliver the gaol of York Castle of William de Horneby son of William de Querneby and William son of Thomas de Lokwod, detained there on account of felonies and trespasses in the West Riding, co. York, whereof they are indicted before the same William Basset, John and Nicholas, and Robert de Nevill of Horneby, Thomas de Fencotes, Brian de Thornhill, Thomas de Seton, Roger de Blaykeston, William de Fyncheden, William de Mirfeld and John de Northland, appointed as keepers of the peace and justices to hear and determine divers felonies and trespasses in that Riding; as the king is informed that the said William and William purpose to procure theif deliverance fraudulently by suborned or procured jurors, by mainprise, or by some other means. By C. 4.
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- Robert de Nevill 472 other appearances →
- Roger de Blaykeston 165 other appearances →
- Thomas de Fencotes 529 other appearances →
- Thomas de Lokwod 11 other appearances →
- Thomas de Seton 328 other appearances →
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- William de Fyncheden 87 other appearances →
- William de Fynchedon 220 other appearances →
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