1309-06-29, Chester
Commission associating Thomas de Fyssheburne with the above justices, Westminster, 28 November, 1308. (Inserted at a later date.) The like to the same justices, on complaint by Johnson of Roger de la Wodehalle that William son of William de Emlee, Roger de Sancto Andrea, William de Boeston, Roger Tylly, John de Byrton, chaplain, Ralph de Luda, Henry de Chet, Thomas son of Richard le Clerk of Wakefeld, Thomas Ben of Sandale, Alexander Ben of Sandale, John de Worteleye, Thomas Dan, William le Keu, Robert Page and Thomas de Hoton, with others, besieged him in his manor at la Wodehalle near Wombewelle, co. York, broke the park of the manor and hunted therein, killed certain of his domestic animals then in the park, and, notwithstanding the prohibition of the keepers of the peace for the county, continued to commit these outrages, mowed his grass, felled his trees, entered and broke the houses of the manor and carried away his goods.
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- Henry de Chet 8 other appearances →
- John de Burton 1496 other appearances →
- John de Byrton 8 other appearances →
- John de Wortelay 12 other appearances →
- Ralph de Lud' 16 other appearances →
- Richard le Clerk 422 other appearances →
- Robert Page 50 other appearances →
- Roger Tylly 6 other appearances →
- Roger de Sancto Andrea 45 other appearances →
- Thomas Ben 12 other appearances →
- Thomas de Fissheburne 275 other appearances →
- Thomas de Hoton 228 other appearances →
- Thomas de la Dane 14 other appearances →
- William Coker 495 other appearances →
- William de Boeston 4 other appearances →
- William de Emlee 4 other appearances →
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