1331-05-12, Havering Atte Bower
Grant to John Gategangge of Gateshevedd of the office of controller of customs in the port of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and thence along the coast to Berwick, to hold during pleasure with the custody of the cocket saa c y e The like to the following : John de Spayne, in the ports of Kyngeston-upon-Hull and Ravenserode. John de Askham, in the vort of Boston and thence along the coast to Lynn (Lenne Episcopt). William de Paston, in the port of Lynn and thence along the coast to Yarmouth. John de Ocle, in the port of Yarmouth and thence along the coast to Ipswich. William Ryngild, ia the port of Ipswich and thence along the coast to the mouth of the Thames. William de Arderne, in the port of London, and thence along the coast to Gravesend on either side of the river. William Motoun, in the port of Sandwich and thence along the coast to Wyncbelse on one side and Rochester on the other. Adam de Rokesle, in the port of Southampton and thence along the coast to Weymouth. Robert de Elnested, in the port of Chichester and thence along the coast to Southampton on one side and Seford on the other. Martin le Keu, in the port of Exeter.
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