1320-08-27, Odiham
Pardon to John de Dummere and to Stephen, Richard and John his sons, John de Domet, Robert de Corindon and Thomas de Seintcler of the imprisonment and of what pertains to the king for divers disseisins committed on John de Roches, Roger Wodelok, and William de Roches of tenements in Drayton, co. Southampton, and Stoke Abbe, co. Dorset, whereof they were convicted before John de Foxle, and his fellows, justices of assize in the said counties. By p.s.
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- John de Domet 3 other appearances →
- John de Dummere 31 other appearances →
- John de Foxle 617 other appearances →
- John de Foxleye 1014 other appearances →
- John de Roches 251 other appearances →
- John de la Roche 777 other appearances →
- Robert de Corindon 11 other appearances →
- Roger de Wodelok 21 other appearances →
- Thomas de Seintclere 8 other appearances →
- William de Roches 5 other appearances →
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