1334-09-13, Hereford
Confirmation of letters patent, dated 1 July, 18 Edward II., granting to Hildebrand Suderman, merchant of Almain, for life, the right to follow his trade within the realm and power of the king like an indigenous merchant, exempt from toll, pontage, passage, paiage, picage, pavage, quayage, murage and stallage, and that his merchandise shall not be arrested for the trespasses of others or for debts whereof he is not the principal debtor or surety. 20.
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