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1309-08-21, Kings Langley

The like to John de Insula, Adam de Middelton and Hugh de Burgo, on complaint by the prior of Conynggesheved, parson of the church of Overton, that Thomas abbot of Whyteby, Thomas de Garton, John de Wyntryngham, monks of Whyteby, Henry son of Hamo and Geoffrey his brother, Geoffrey de Tesedale, Thomas Godhuseband, William son of Nicholas, William Russel of Burgh, John son of Cecily, John de Lilleford and Alexander his brother, Alan Thomasman of Hellebek, Thomas le Porter of Appelby, Robert de Appelby, clerk, John de Threlekeld, William son of William le Mareschal, Nicholas de Buterwyk, Peter Astmescosyn, William P John de Burgo, clerk, Robert de Appelby, carpenter, John son of Gamel de Overton and Robert his son, Simon Millenpage, John de Tebay and Alexander his son, Adam Ward of Bland and Roger his son, Patrick de Bland, John de Bland, Patrick son of William son of Gilbert, John de Caldeclo, Richard de Pykeryng, Roland de Bland, Robert de Leek, John Fyldyng, William .Waynman, John Stirker, Thomas de Hebeltwaythe, John del Cote, Thomas de Holgilrig and William his brother, William de Garton and Henry le Keu of Whyteby, with others, broke his church of 21. 11. 16. Overton, co. York, the gates of the manor of the parsonage, entered the church and manor, felled his trees, levelled a house in the manor and carried away his timber, trees and goods. By fine of 40s.

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