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1320-07-26, Kennington

until Martinmas, of Nicholas de la Beche, Edmund de and Hugh de Berewyk to hear and determine with the marshals household of Edward, duke of Cornwall and earl of Chester, the of the realm, trespasses committed within the verge of the as the steward and marshals of the king's household would he were present. By C. of oyer and terminer to Robert Parvyng, Thomas de John de Evere and Robert de Ogell, on complaint by William de that, whereas he had taken certain cattle trespassing at and would have impounded these, Alan de Bakworth, Hugh John Dawe and others broke the pound, took away the with four of his oxen worth 60s., assaulted his men and servants their life was despaired of, whereby he lost their service for a while, and so threatened these and others afterwards serving him he cannot get servants to till his lands. By fine of 1 mark. Northumberland.

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