1309-10-06, Bigger

Commission date: inferred Regnal year 3 Edward II · Edward II · Patent Rolls · Membrane 17d

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Dated in source: “Oct. 6” · Place: Bigger

Manuscript The National Archives, series C 66, membrane 17d (class as printed in the calendar; consult AALT/TNA for the original roll)

The like to W. de Ormesby and Hervey de Staunton, on complaint by John de Sancto Phileberto that Thomas abbot of St. Edmunds, and Reginald de Denham, his fellow-monk, Richard del Celer, John le Fevre, Fulk le Clerk, Sewall de Wymundham, Warin le Fevre, Matilda Brid, Richard Joye, Thurstan Lokenham, Thurstan Matte, John le Sutere, Richard Rolle, Hugh le Serjant, Alexander le Hoy, John le Fyshere, Edmund le Berners, John le Serjant, John Love, Roger Strongbowe, Ralph de Langemere, Thurstan Copes, Richard le Mouner, John Peisson, Richard Beilham, Richard Bileman, Ralph de la Kersenere, John Baldewyne, Reginald Godchild, Adam Attechirche, Adam parson of the church of Ikelyngham and William his brother, Robert Lunespy, Alexander Camaille, Walter Spurneprede, William le Chaplain of Ikelingham, Alexander Cut, Robert Stouke, William Frere, Andrew del Temple, William Prudemay, Richard Petche, Andrew Frere, John le Bor, Alexander Osemund, Roger Hurlebatte, Alexander Juakelyn, Adam son of Reginald, Adam Overlingges and William his son, Ralph le Gray and Sarra his sister, Roger Brenee, John Freman, Godfrey le Marchaunt, Robert Dageman, Richard Kidelombe, Luke le Fullere, Thomas le Fullere, Richard Cotard, Ralph Jordan, William le Man, Robert Cottard, John Gyg .. ., Stephen de Ratlesden, William Pricke, Alexander le Boner, Roger son of Thomas, Reginald le . 263 - Boner, William Hamund, Robert son of Idonia, Edmund de Marhan, Thomas son of Warin le Fevre, Bartholomew le Saltere, Richard del Celer, Fulk le Clerk, William son of Adam Overlinges, John le Bor, Richard de Beilham, Alexander Jakelyn, Sarra le Gray and John le Fyshere, with others, cut and carried away the herbage of his meadow at Lakford, co. Suffolk, and impounded his cattle without food so that many of them perished. By K., at the instance of J. Buteturte. (Inserted at a later date.) Afterwards William de Colneye was associated with the above justices to hear the matter. 23 July 1310. 18.

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