1401-04-20, Westminster
Henry de Thorpe, for not appearing before William Thirnyng and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the late king, to answer a plea that he render 62. 11s. 8d. to Robert Bussheye and Richard Spark, executors of the will of William Olyver, late citizen and skinner of London, and Thomas Fitz Nicholl, chivaler, and Agnes his wife, their co-executrix. London. John Hale, for not appearing before the justices of the Bench when sued with John Ewer, Thomas Brook, laborer, Thomas Hugh of Legh, Adam Honythorn and Joan late the wife of William Brid, to answer Thomas Benet touching a trespass. Somerset. The said Adam for the same. The said Thomas Brook, for the same. The said Thomas Hugh, for the same. The said Joan for the same. . Parr III. 495 Thomas Adams, for not appearing before the justices of the Bench of the late king to answer the prior of Castelacre touching a debt of 40s. Norfolk.
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- Adam Honythorn 2 other appearances →
- Henry de Thorp 90 other appearances →
- Hugh de Legh 3 other appearances →
- John le Ewer 26 other appearances →
- Richard Spark 26 other appearances →
- Robert Busshey 18 other appearances →
- Robert Bussheye 10 other appearances →
- Thomas Adam 18 other appearances →
- Thomas Adams 4 other appearances →
- Thomas Benet 58 other appearances →
- Thomas Brook 30 other appearances →
- Thomas Fitz 136 other appearances →
- Thomas de Brok 168 other appearances →
- William Brid 80 other appearances →
- William Olyver 81 other appearances →
- William Thirnyng 523 other appearances →
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