1311-10-11, London

The like to William de Bourne, William de Skydemor and Richard de Chuseldene touching the representation of Fernardus Martyn and Peter de Garsy and their fellows, merchants of Spain, that when they were on their way with their wares to England in a ship of Spain, which was wrecked in le Sake of Lym on the sea coast near Abbedeshury, co. Dorset, from which they escaped to the shore, certain persons of the county of Dorset broke chests of theirs, when washed ashore, and appropriated 100 marks of gros Tournois and 100 marks sterling together with other goods of theirs. By K. MEMBRANE Qd. Nov. 26. Comunission of oyer and terminer to J. de Foxle, W. de Burne and John de Treiagu, on complaint by Edmund de Trevelwythe, who had laden a ship, belonging to him and John Stonhard, in the port of Fawe, co. Cornwall, that the same John Stonhard of la Welle, Thomas Belymer of Talcarnvaccos, Richard son of Richard Crispyn of Donnans, William Spoyne of Fawe, Roger Parsil of Fawe, John sen of Robert Stonhard of Lostwythyel, John Avice of Lostwythyel, John son of Simon le Taillour of Lostwythyel with Henry his brother and Stephen Rede of Lostwythyel, boarded the ship in the port of Fawe, co. Cornwall, expelled him from it, wounded him, took him to Lostwythyel, where they imprisoned him, and subsequently . Paar I. 425 sailed with the.ship and cargo to parts beyond the seas, where they sold his goods.