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1320-07-26, Kennington

Commission to William de Shareshull, John Inge and James de Wodestok, reciting that John son of Robert Calla, Hugh Sampson, John Loveryng and Robert Bolham lately arraigned a jury of twenty-four knights before the said John, John de Hampton and John de Trevaignon against Philip de Saunton to convince the jurors of an assize of novel disseisin summoned between the said Philip and the others named above before Robert Selyman and John de Trevaignon, and afterwards taken before John Inge and John de Trevaignon at Exeter, of a tenement in Houesham by Saunton, and Richard de Estbradelegh, John de Chaldewodelegh, John de Estbradelegh, Robert Maudut, Robert Red of Combe, Thomas de Clavyle, Thomas de Regni, Thomas de Kyneldesheyes, William atte Brok, William Meyshon, John de Northele and Thomas de Nottecombe, jurors of the said assize, were convicted by the jury of twenty-four knights of a false oath, and that execution has not yet been made upon such jury in the punishment of the said jurors; and appointing them to find by inquisitions in the county of Devon, what lands each of them held at the time of their conviction, and the value of those lands and of the estrepament of their houses and waste of their woods, gardens and hays. By C.

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