1313-05-17, Westminster
The like to Miles de Rodeberwe and John de Bradevestoke on complaint Windsor. by Lucy, late the wife of Robert de ln Mare, to whom the king had committed the custody of lands in Chyrington, late of Robert de la Mare, tenant in chief, to hold until Peter his son and heir shall attain full age, that the abbot of hyngeswode, brother Gilbert the Granger of Haseldene, and brother William le Ferour, lay brothers of that house, Robert de Berkeleye, Johu de Owelpenne and John his son and William his brother, John le Serjaunt, Nicholas de Durseleye teyutur, Noger le Fissher, Richard de Weremele, Nicholas Batyn, Richard le Rawe, Alan le Mareschal of Kyngeswode, John Springand, William Whitenow, Robert Je Fremon of Aldrynton and John le Mouner of Owelpenne with others felled trees belonging to the said custody at the town of Chyryngton, co. Gloucester, and carried them away and also her goods, killed some of her sheep found in the pasture appertaining to the same, and drove away others sand assaulted her and her men and servants in the houses there. By K. March 14.
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- Alan le Mareschal 44 other appearances →
- John Springand 5 other appearances →
- John le Mouner 133 other appearances →
- John le Serjaunt 150 other appearances →
- Miles de Rodeberwe 86 other appearances →
- Nicholas Batyn 6 other appearances →
- Nicholas de Durseleye 5 other appearances →
- Noger le Fissher 4 other appearances →
- Richard de Weremele 4 other appearances →
- Richard le Rawe 13 other appearances →
- Robert de Berkeleye 13 other appearances →
- Robert de la Mare 229 other appearances →
- William Whitenow 4 other appearances →
- William le Ferour 187 other appearances →
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