IDXRexH1317-M1327

Calendar for Rex Rolls, Years 1317-1327, arranged by defendant
By Jens Roehrkasten

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________Parties___________	County	Dates	Jurisdiction	_________Offense___________	_________Substance_________	_______Links_______
Rex v. Nicholas de Anecastre	Lincs	(Petition); (KB27/228 m 28)		William le Clerk de Kyme (South Kyme) petitioned king and council that Nicholas de Anecastre had defrauded him. He alleged that Nicholas had fraudulently entered into a statute merchant bond to William Payne (iuxta formam stati pro mercatoribus editi) without William Payne's knowledge and without Nicholas being indebted to William Payne. Nicholas is alleged to have added his own seal to the bond which was already sealed with the statute merchant seal. Nicholas later sold lands and tenements in Old Sleaford to William le Clerk in fee simple and put him in seisin. After the term for the repayment of the bond had passed, Nicholas went to William Paynel and bought an acquittance for the debt. He is then alleged to have obtained a certification of the unpaid debt from the London statute merchant registry. This he allegedly took to chancery to obtain a writ for his own arrest (not acted on) to put himself in seisin of the land he had sold to William le Clerk to hold until he had levied the debt because execution to levy a debt under statute merchant extended not just to lands held at the time of the execution but also to any sold or given since the date of the original bond. William le Clerk claims that he only recovered the lands by payment of another £10 to Nicholas. King's Bench is ordered to investigate. William makes a count in which he claims that Nicholas de Anecastre acknowledged the debt on 15 January 1309. He sold the land in Old Sleaford to him on 12 August 1309 and put him in seisin on the same day. Nicholas obtained the acquittal from the alleged creditor on 26 October 1309 and then obtained a writ de capiendo se ipsum per certificationem on 15 July 1311.		Main: ; Other: KB27/228, m 28 (both parties appear and a jury is summoned for the quindene of Trinity) [1]
Rex by John de Norton v. master Dionisius Avenel	Yorks	(Indict); (Enrol)		quod permittat	Presentation to a vacant prebend in the church of St John Beverley	Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 103 d (he is to be attached to be in King's Bench in the quindene of Easter despite the liberty of St John of Beverley) [2]
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________Parties___________	County	Dates	Jurisdiction	_________Offense___________	_________Substance_________	_______Links_______
Rex by John de Norton v. William de Bellesoure, William Dolfyn	Derbs	(Indict); (Enrol)		contempt and trespass		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 101 d (capias, quindene of Easter) [3]
Rex v. Beverley, Chapter of St John of Beverley	Yorks	(Indict); (Enrol)		Quod permittat, presentation to a prebend in church of St Mary of Beverley		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 101 f (Chapter to be attached, quindene of Easter) [4]
Rex v. John de Bokewelle, Walter Bysshop, Robert Gerard, Roger le Wyse de brightbug, John le Sysshere	Sussex	(Indict); (Enrol)		They failed to redeem themselves after having been convicted of a trespass against Edmnd Passeley		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 103 d (habeas corpora in the octave of the Purification 9-15 February 1317) [5]
Rex v. John Botecourt, John de Wanstede, Richard Jonesman de Wanstede	Suff	(Indict); (Enrol)		The sheriff is ordered to levy from them the damages due to John de Tryple because they were convicted of having committed a trespass against him.		Main: ; Other: KB27/228, m 16 (The sheriff is to produce the damages by the return day octave of Holy Trinity) [6]
Rex v. William le Botiller & Ela wife of William le Botiller	Warws	(Indict); (Enrol)		Failure to pay the damages for trespasses against Robert de Sefeld. The trespasses were committed with Peter Dunyng, Geofffrey, parson of the church of Prilleston, Alan Dureward, Thomas de Fyncham, Thomas le Filour, chaplain, William son of Roger Buck, John Chilbe Simondesman, Richard Bussh, John Tok de Benefeld, William Tok de Benefeld.		Main: ; Other: KB27/228, m 10 (The sheriff is ordered to have the required amount on the return day morrow of the Ascension, 13 May 1317) [7]

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________Parties___________	County	Dates	Jurisdiction	_________Offense___________	_________Substance_________	_______Links_______
Rex v. Nicholas de Camelton, vicar of the church of Clophill (Caupol)	Beds	(Indict); (Enrol)		William Jerveys accused Nicholas de Camelton, vicar of Clophill, of having raped and abducted Felicia, his wife; the accuser fails to appear. The defendant is acquitted of the king's suit.		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 101 f[8]
Rex v. Robert son of Thomas de la Chaumbre de Alkebarewe	Lincs	(Indict); (Enrol)		Failure to redeem himself following the conviction for a trespass against Thomas son of William de Alkebarewe & Iuette wife of thomas son of William de Alkebarewe (Alkborough)		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 102 d (capias sicut pluries to have him in the quindene of Easter) [9]
Rex v. Reginald vicar of the church of St Crewenne, Robert Burwyk, William son of Richard de Treskan de Wenna, Harvey Stur, Henry de treuenek, John brother of Henry de Treuenek, Richard de Treuenek, John son of John de Trescan, John brother of John son of John de Trescan	Cornw	(Indict); (Enrol)		Trespass against Nicholas Pollard		Main: ; Other: KB27/228, m 18 (sheriff to produce them in court in the quindene of Michaelmas) [10]
Rex v. John Crispe, Stephen brother of John Crispe, Lawrence brother of John Crispe	Kent	(Indict); (Enrol)		The failed to redeem themselves after having been convicted of trespass against Richard atte Denne		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 103 d (habeat corpora in the quindene of Easter) [11]
Rex v. Simon Curteys, Henry Alard, Robert de Cralle, William Aleman, Richard son of William de Eldechurch, William Jandelot, Thomas son of Juliane de Hauekeham, John Willard de la Doune, Nicholas Wygge de Hauekeham, John Moleyn Gervase de Foulrich, Simon Glower, Thomas Pye, Martin Greon, Walter Crop, Simon atte Merssh, William Prig, Hugh Lower, John Sendrowe, James Hus de Asshementon, Bergarius de Northeton, Giles atte Stile, Richard de Stoke	Sussex	(Indict); (Enrol)		The defendants were outlawed in the Trinity Term 1316 for trespass against the prior of Michelham and Thomas de Augemere, his canon		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 101 d (capias sicut prius, the sheriff to have the bodies on the return day of morrow of St John the Baptist, 25-30 June 1317) [12]

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________Parties___________	County	Dates	Jurisdiction	_________Offense___________	_________Substance_________	_______Links_______
Rex by John de Norton v. Ranulph Dacre	Warws	(Indict); (Enrol)		A jury to determine whether the defendant is guilty of the rape and abduction of Margaret, daughter and heiress of Thomas de Multon de Gillesaunde, who died in Warwick Castle. The defendant was aided by Richard de Knolle and others		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 102 f (default of the jury; the sheriff to have the jury; capias concerning Richard de Knolle) [13] KB27/227 m 104 f (Richard de Knolle has escaped from the Marshalsea prison [14]
Rex v. Hugh de Dalby, parson of the church of Swenston, William Deyuill, Henry Godyng de Stratford	Bucks	(Indict); (Enrol)		They were convicted in the King's Bench of trespass against Thomas de Pyghtesle, parson of the moiety of the church of Walton and Ralph Hartele, parson of the other moiety of this church		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 103 f (they are to be outlawed if they do not surrender themselves to gaol and the sheriff is to have them on 25 June 1317) [15]
Rex v. Robert Darre	London	(Indict); (Enrol)	Sheriffs' Court London	Killing of Harvey de Playford in parish of St Augustine, Farringdon Ward, London		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 100 f (capias sicut pluries, quindene of Easter)[16]
Rex and John de Dauentre v. Walter son of Robert de Dauentre, Adam Cot of Daventry, John Cot, Simon de Crek, John le Keu of Daventry, John le Warde, Henry de Bray, Robert son of Walter son of Robert de Dauentre, John son of Hugh de Wedon, Simon de Bretayne, John de Wylie, Robert de Eueresden, chaplain, Adam le HHarpour de Duffeld, Roger de Somerton, John de Huntingdon, Walter son of John le Keu de Daventry, John de Haregrave, Robert Keu, Nicholas le Hunte, Ralph le Spenser de Tyngry, Walter de Byfeld	Nhants	(Indict); (Enrol)		trespass and contempt		Main: ; Other: KB27/228, m 93 (capias sicut pluries for return day: the morrow of St John the Baptist) [17]
Rex v. Thomas de Derteford, chaplain, William in the Lane	Essex	(plea); (Enrol)	trespass plea by William de Neuport (beating and wounding)	non appearance in trespass plea	Thomas de Derteford surrendered after outlawry procedure had begun and died in prison, William in the Lane was outlawed on 26 Oct. 1316	Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 102 f (the sheriff to provide information on the chattels of William in the Lane by the quindene of Easter) [18]
Rex by John de Norton v. John de Doddingseles	Oxon	(Indict); (Enrol)		quod permittat concerning a new parson of the church of Bradewelle (Broadwell); John de Doddingseles was attached by John le Mymp, Ralph Peyteuyn		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 103 f (the sheriff to have his body before the king in the quindene of Easter) [19]
Rex v. Ralph de Drayton, chaplain	Nhants	(Indict); (Enrol)		He was in the marshalsea prison, was mainprised and fled.		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 102 d (habeas corpus sicut prius for quindene of Easter) [20]

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________Parties___________	County	Dates	Jurisdiction	_________Offense___________	_________Substance_________	_______Links_______
Rex v. Henry Elewyne, William le Taillour de Aluechirche (Alvechurch), Thomas de Wychio, clerk, Richard Chauntecler, William Aleys, Adam le Hayward de Beleye, Vincent le Carter	Worcs	(Indict); (Enrol)		The failed to redeem themselves after having been convicted of trespass against the prior of St Mary Worcester		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 104 d (Habeat corpora for the quindene of Easter) [21]
Rex by John de Norton v. John, Prior of Ely, John le Kre de Lakynghethe (Lakenheath), Matthew Russel, Roger Marty, John Dowe, John atte Cherche, Simon Wyle, Thomas Dowe, ohn de Boueton, Thomas Doncesneue William Piper junior	Suff	(Indict); (Enrol)			When Roger de Berdewelle, royal bailiff of Lackford Hundred, was on his way to take John le Piper, accused of felonies and larcenies, to prison in Bury St Edmunds, he was liberated by the prior and the others	Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 104 d (Habeat corpora for the quindene of Easter) [22]
Rex by John de Norton v. John, Prior of Ely, Richard de Fornesete chaplain	Suff	(Indict); (Enrol)		trespass		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 104 d (default of jury, jury is to be summoned for quindene of Easter) [23]

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________Parties___________	County	Dates	Jurisdiction	_________Offense___________	_________Substance_________	_______Links_______
Rex v. Gilbert le Feure de Helprinham (Helpringham, Lincs), Alice who was the wife of Robert son of Peter of Burton, William Grenne de Hale, William Cokel de Swynesheued (Swineshead, Lincs), Lambert le Cartere	Lincs	(Indict); (Enrol)		Failure to redeem themselves after conviction of a trespass against Lambert Euerard de Swynesheued (Swineshead). The sheriff returns that Alice who was the wife of Robert son of Peter has died. The others could not be found.		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 102 d (capiat sicut pluries for the quindene of Easter) [24]
Rex by John de Norton v. Walter le Flemyng of York, Richard de Duffeld, William de Albeye, Simon le Clerk of York	Yorks	(Indict); (Enrol)		contempt and trespass		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 102 d (sheriff habeat corpora for the quindene of Easter) [25]
Rex by John de Norton v. Abbot of Fountains	Yorks	(Indict); (Enrol)			a jury is to be summoned to establish whether the abbot of Foundains is responsible for the repair and the maintenance of the bridge of Bradley (Bradeleye)	Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 103 f (jury failed to appear; the sheriff is to have their bodies in court in the quindene of Easter) [26]
Rex by John de Norton v. Adam de Fulstowe, Henry brother of Adam de Fulstowe, William brother of Adam de Fulstowe, Ralph de Beautre, John de Hunnanby senior, Robert le Tollere, Robert Hamond, John de Folkeston, William le Corder, Robert Tucke, Geoffrey de Folketon, Jollan de Wandeford	Yorks	(Indict); (Enrol)		contempt and trespass		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 103 f (after failure by the bailiff of the liberty of Scarborough the sheriff is to act - habeas corpus for the quindene of Easter [27]
Rex v. John Fyn	Lincs	(Indict); (Enrol)		He failled to redeem himself after having been convicted of a trespass against Geoffrey son of Robert le Shephirde		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 103 d (habeat corpus for quindene of Easter) [28]

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________Parties___________	County	Dates	Jurisdiction	_________Offense___________	_________Substance_________	_______Links_______

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________Parties___________	County	Dates	Jurisdiction	_________Offense___________	_________Substance_________	_______Links_______
Rex by John de Norton v. Robert le Harpour de Framlingham	Suff	(Indict); (Enrol)		contempt and trespass; the defendant is mainprised by John de Watlyng, Adam Feryng, Stephen Feryng, Geoffreyde Watlyng		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 101 f (sheriff to have the body in the quindene of Easter) [29]
Rex v. Robert del Hegge	Suff	(Indict); (Enrol)	King's Bench	trespass against Nicholas le Bonde	was convicted of trespass and failed to redeem himself	Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 101 f (sheriff to have the body on the return day of morrow of St John the Baptist, 25-30 June 1317)[30]
Rex v. Osbert le Herde de Sondon	Essex	(Indict); (Enrol)		He was convicted of a trespass against Richard de Sutton		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 102 f (The sheriff to begin proceedings of outlawry. Capias to have him on the return day of morow of St John the Baptist, 25-30 June 1317 [31]
Rex by John de Norton v. John Hert, Richard Osbern de Tennedebury (Tenbury)	Heref	(Indict); (Enrol)		contempt and trespass		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 104 d (habeat corpora for the quindene of Easter) [32]
Rex v. Robert Homas	Kent	(Indict); (Enrol)		trespass against John son of Eustace de Bourne		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 101 d (following the outlawry of the accused in the county court the sheriff and coroners are instructed to have the accused in court in the quindene of Easter) [33]
Rex v. Richard, master of the Hospital of St Thomas of Southwark, William son of William le Mouner de Bandon, Geoffrey le Duk de Bandon, Richard de Hull de Bdyngton, William son of William spirk de Bandon, Adam le Kyng	Surrey	(Indict); (Enrol)		They failed to redeem themselves after a conviction for trespass against Thomas Corbet		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 104 d (Habeat corpora for quindene of Easter) [34]
Rex v.Peter atte Hulle de Whitefeld & Isabel wife of Peter atte Hulle de Whitefeld, Peter Scryveyn, Hugh de Fynemere, Robert Barry, Geoffrey le Bray	Bucks	(Indict); (Enrol)		They failed to redeem themselves after a conviction of trespass against Thomas de Bromham		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 104 d (Habeat corpora for the quindene of Easter) [35]

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________Parties___________	County	Dates	Jurisdiction	_________Offense___________	_________Substance_________	_______Links_______
Rex by John de Norton v. John de Ipstones, John de Chetewynde, abbot of Lilleshall	Staffs	(Indict); (Enrol)		contempt and trespass		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 104 d (habeat corpora for the quindene of Easter) [36]

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________Parties___________	County	Dates	Jurisdiction	_________Offense___________	_________Substance_________	_______Links_______
Rex v. Andrew Ledbald de Bondeby	Lincs	(failure to prosecute appeal); (Enrol)		He failed to prosecute his appeal of mayhem against William son of Richard le Clerk de Bondeby.		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 102 d (capias sicut pluries for quindene of Easter) [37]
Rex by John de Norton v. Henry le Lord de Neuton	Warws	(Indict); (Enrol)		Death of Richard son of Ralph Coleyn de Neuton; Henry le Lord was appealed by Avice who was Richard's wife but she failed to prosecute		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 101 f (the jury failed to appear; a jury to be summoned by the quindene of Easter)[38]
Rex v. Bartholomew Lomens de Newenton (West Newton?), John de Norff' clerk, Roger le Cotiller	Rutland	(Indict); (Enrol)	King's Court	Trespass against Philip de Gynewelle	They were convicted of the trespass in the king's court in the reign of Edward I and failed to redeem themselves so that they were outlawed on 30 September 1305	Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 101 f (royal command sicut pluries to sheriff and coroners to have a jury establish information on their property for the quindene of Easter [39]

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________Parties___________	County	Dates	Jurisdiction	_________Offense___________	_________Substance_________	_______Links_______
Rex v. Thomas du Marreys	Yorks	(Indict); (Enrol)		failed to prosecute his appeal against Robert de Styueton for the death of Hugh du Marreys, the defandant's brother		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 103 f (capias for the quindene of Easter) [40]
Rex v. William le Mayners de magna Bondon, John le Deekne, William Pachet, Richard son of thomas Bernard, Richard son of Robert de Sutton, Adam de Risshton, William le Reue, Roger son of Ralph, Alice who was the wife of Nicholas de Sutton de Dingele, Roger son of Robert de Sutton de magna Bondon	Leic	(appeal); (Enrol)			Appeal of felony by Hesseline who was the wife of Adam Andreu de haverbergh (Harborough) for the killing of her husband Adam Andrew in Harborough on 13 January 1316. The accused escape and were ordered to be attached to be in court on the return day Octave of Holy Trinity 1316. The appeal with precise description of wounds and location is given in full.The jury describes the events of a loveday which went out of control and became violent. The killing was done in self-defense and the jurors say that the appeal was made out of malice. The court decides that the appellatrix has to pay damages.	Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 105 f m 105 d, m 106 [41][42] [43][44][45][46]
Rex v. William de Mere	Staffs	(appeal); (Enrol)	certiorari to sheriff of Staffordshire	He was appealed for the death of Thomas, brother of Ralph de Neulonde by Ralph de Neulonde who failed to prosecute his appeal		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 104 d (return of the writ in the quindene of Easter) [47]
Rex v. Geoffrey de Mildeburn & Maud, wife of Geoffrey de Mildeburn, Hugh Spilman of Plumstead (Plumpsted)	Kent	(novel disseisin); (Enrol)		Failure to pay damages awarded in a case brought by novel disseisin concenering property in Plumstead		Main: ; Other: KB27/228, m 17 (sheriff failed to act and made a false return; he is to be attached by the coroners) [48]
Rex v. John de Monte Canzso, John de Hodewell, Robert atte Welle	Herts	(novel disseisin); (Enrol)		Recovery of damages		Main: ; Other: KB27/228, m 20 (the sheriff to provide information on the property of the defendants held on the day when judgment in the case was passed) [49]
Rex v. John Mymekan, Joan Neles	Oxon	(Indict); (Enrol)	John de Foxle, Richard of Windsor, justices of oyer and terminer; King's Bench	The two defendants failed to redeem themselves for a trespass against Joan who was the wife of Walter de Wycombe of Oxford. They were to be exacted in the county court. After they had been exacted three times, John Mymekan brought a royal pardon, dated 5 August 1316. Joan Neles was waived in the Berks county court. The justices were instructed by royal writ dated 1 February 1317 that they should continue proceedings against John Mymekan non obstante pardonacione until he had paid Joan her damages.		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 104 f [50]

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________Parties___________	County	Dates	Jurisdiction	_________Offense___________	_________Substance_________	_______Links_______
Rex v. Nicholas, vicar of the church of Coupel (Cople)	Beds	(Indict); (Enrol)		Failure to redeem himself after he had been convicted for a trespass against Richard de Bodenho de Wylynton (Wimington)		Main: ; Other: KB27/228, m 2 (capias sicut prius for the morrow of Ascension Day, 13 May 1317) [51]

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________Parties___________	County	Dates	Jurisdiction	_________Offense___________	_________Substance_________	_______Links_______
Rex by John de Norton v. Robert Ofthese John de Cotes, Hugh Mode, John Ofthese, William de Cotes, Thomas le Taverner de Rameseye, Robert de Clotrum, William Desby, Walter de Cantewe, John Wyt, Gilbert Trewe, Richard Trunk, William Paynleue John Traste, John le Freresmesh, Gilbert Trewe	Suff	(Indict); (Enrol)		contempt and trespass		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 101 d (capias, quindene of Easter)[52]

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________Parties___________	County	Dates	Jurisdiction	_________Offense___________	_________Substance_________	_______Links_______
Rex v. Vincent le Parminter de Hych, John son of John Nel de Weston	Herts	(Indict); (Enrol)		They failed to redeem themselves after conviction of trespass against Henry Gauelok de Baldok.		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 102 d (capias sicut pluries for the quindene of Easter [53]
Rex by John de Norton v. John de Pelham, Walter de Mersshton, Philip de Mershton, Robert atte Halle, Robert son of Richard, John Est, Henry le Foulere, Peter de Potenham, Walter Cubelcote, Henry atte Halle, Ralph de Halstowe, John atte Ponde, John le Forester, Thomas atte Maudeleyne, Geoffrey de Cokeregge, Nichlas de Pandele, John de Hamele, Robert atte Hyde, Richard de Halstouwe, David Hornel, John Holebein Thomas le Daye, John de Thorneye, John atte Southende	Herts	(Indict); (Enrol)		Refusal to attend the sheriff's tourn at Tring (Trenge) which they are obliged to attend twice per annum; the sheriff returns that they were mainprised by Philip of Mershton and Robert atte Walle, Robert Est and Henry Gerveys, Robert son of Richard and John son of Peter, John ate Grene and William Louekyn, Walter of Mershton and Robert atte Halle, Robert son of Richard and John de Pelham, John Est and Walter Prat, William Jordon and Henry Louely, Thomas Gery and William Bigge, Peter de Pucham and Walter de Cobelcote, William Toky and Walter Apelard, John Delyuere and Jordan Alby, Walter Gery and Hamo de Wyleby, William Miles and John atte Ponde, John le Forester and John atte Ponde, Thomas atte Maudeleyne and Geoffrey de Cokerigge, Henry atte Halle and Ralph de Halstowe, Nicholas de Pendele and John de Hamele, Robert atte Hyde and John de Hamele, John Hobelyn and Thomas Daye, David Hornel and Thomas Daye, John Hobelyn and David Hornel, Robert atte Welle and Thomas Daye, Walter Cobelcote and Peter de Pontenham.		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 100 f (the sheriff to distrain the accused and to have them in the quindene of Easter [54]
Rex by John de Norton v. Robert son of John Penreth; John brother of Robert Penreth; John son of William of Blencowe; Adam Basket	Cumberland	(Indict); (Enrol)		taking two of the king's falcons in the custody ofJohn Prestman in Laysingby		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 100 f (capias sicut pluries, quindene of Easter) [55]
Rex v. William de Persshouere	Yorks	(failure to prosecute an appeal); (Enrol)	King's Bench in the reign of Edward I	William de Persshouere failed to prosecute an appeal brought against Stephen le Rede & Elena wife of Stephen le Rede for the death of Maurice de Persshouere, his cousin		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 102 d (capias sicut pluries for return day morrow of St John the Baptist 25-30 June 1317) [56]
*Rex v. Christiane who was the wife of John le Porter of Dunham	Bucks	(Appeal); (Enrol)		She failed to prosecute her appeal against William le Warde, Robert Ofthebury, William le Porter, Roger Smer.., John Hasard concerning the death of John of Porter, formerly her husband		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 102 f (capias for the quindene of Easter 1317) [57]
Rex v. John de Preston in Holdernesse	Yorks	(Indict); (Enrol)		To be distrained to answer Alice daughter of John de Preson and Isabel, sister of Alice and Maud, sister of Alice on a plea of trespass.		Main: ; Other: KB27/228, m 43 [58]

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________Parties___________	County	Dates	Jurisdiction	_________Offense___________	_________Substance_________	_______Links_______
Rex by John de Norton v. Prior of Sherborne	Hants	(Indict); (Enrol)		breach of the king's peace; assault on royal purveyors		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 101 d (capias, to have the prior in prison by the quindene of Easter) [59]
Rex by John de Norton v. the community of the town of Shrewsbury by Robert de Haggele, attorney	Shropshire	(Inquest); (Enrol)			the town of Shrewsbury has begun to hold a fair on the days on which the royal market at Overton is held	Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 104 f (default of the jury; the sheriff to have the jurors in the quindene of Easter) [60]
*Rex v. Simon le Skynnere, Ralph le Bowestrengere, William Bouer	Essex	(Indict); (Enrol)		They were convicted of trespass against Agnes Skerewhyt		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 102 f (They are to be outlawed; capias to have them in the King's Bench on the return day of morrow of St John the Baptist 25-30 June 1317) [61]
*Rex v. magister John Stacy de Chepingnorton	Oxon	(Indict); (Enrol)		trespass committed against Robert son of Alan de Gunwardeby of which he was convicted in the king's court		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 102 f (sheriff to have his body on the return day of the morrow of St John the Baptist 25-30 June 1317 [62]
Rex by John de Norton v. Henry de Stapelho of Ely	Cambs	(Indict); (Enrol)		accusation of contempt and trespass; sheriff returns that Henry has been mainprised by Richard Prik and John dee Multon, John de Weston and Walter Motoun		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 101 f (sheriff to distrain him sicut pluries; habeat corpus in quindene of Easter [63]
Rex v. Alexander de Stoke	Cambs	(Indict) before Oyer and Terminer justices in Cambridgeshire on 18 November 1314 by jury consisting of: Thomas Austred, John de Gynes, William Bronnyng, Roger de Abiton, Nicholas de Sancto Clavo, William son of Ralph, Eustace de Bresy, Richard de Clopton, William de Gatele, Peter Pycot, Hugh le Rous, Thomas de Ellesworth; (Enrol)	Oyer and Terminer	felony - robbery of William Wulli in Chesterton nr. Cambridge	Certiorari to King's Bench dated 2 July 1316, concerning the outlawry pronounced in the county court of Cambridge; certiorary to the justices of oyer and terminer who send the record including the process of outlawry in the county court	Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 100 d[64]
Rex v. Robert de Styueton	Yorks	(appeal); (Enrol)		to answer the king for the death of Hugh du Marreys - also called Hugh Scot in the king's writ, brother of Robert du Marreys		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 103 f (capias sicut pluries for quindene of Easter) [65], KB7/228, m 77 f (He was appealed by the victim's brother, Robert du Marreys - in the king's writ called Thomas du Marreys - but he failed to prosecute. The accused is in York town gaol. The king has appointed a special gaol delivery commission to deal with the case and the defendant was acquitted. The defendant is now also acquitted at the king's suit.) [66]

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Rex v. John le Taverner, Richard Colpek, William de Clyf, Robert Martyn, William Snowe, John Symenel indicted for the felonious killing of Alexander de Vylers; Thomas atte Grene, John de Kerdyf, Walter Fraunceys, John Chaef, Philip le Spicer, Nicholas le Taillour, John Legat, John Hasard, Thomas Uppedich, Thomas de Salop, Robert de Bromele, Walter Capout indicted de consensu mortis predicte	Glouc	(Indictment before Henry Spigurnel and his fellows, justices of oyer and terminer in Glouc); (Enrol)		Felonious killing of Alexander de Vylers; liability of the commune of Bristol for the chattels of the fugitive defendants	John le Taverner, Richard Colpek, William de Clyf, Robert Martyn, William Snowe, John Symenel indicted for the felonious killing of Alexander de Vylers; Thomas atte Grene, John de Kerdyf, Walter Fraunceys, John Chaef, Philip le Spicer, Nicholas le Taillour, John Legat, John Hasard, Thomas Uppedich, Thomas de Salop, Robert de Bromele, Walter Capout indicted de consensu mortis predicte. John le Taverner (£200), Richard Colpek (£500), William de Clyf (£100), Robert Martyn (£40), William Snowe, John Symenel are fugitives and their chattels were confiscated. The commune of Bristol was to answer for the chattels. Representatives of Bristol go to the Chancery to request a revision of this decision. They argue that the fugitives' chattels were not appraised by an inquest and that they had chattels in different regions of the kingdom. They request that the commune of Bristol shall not be liable.	Main: ; Other: KB27/228, m 100 [67]
*Rex v. John son of John le Templer & Agnes wife of John son of John le Templer, Thomas son of Ralph le Freynssh & Joan wife of Thomas son of Ralph le Freynssh, John brother of Thomas son of Ralph le Freynssh, Margery who was the wife of John le Freynssh	Nhants	(Indict); (Enrol)	King's Bench	They were convicted in the King's Bench of a trespass against Walter son of Henry le Templer of Hothorp		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 103 f (capias sicut pluries for the quindene of Easter) [68]
Rex v. William son of William Threl, Robert Threl, Robert Pouke, Juliana atte Wyk	Sussex	(Indict); (Enrol)		They failed to redeem themselves after the conviction for a trespass against Walter de Walepol.		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 103 d (capias sicut pluries for the octaves of the Purification (9-15 February 1317) [69]
Rex by John de Norton v. Henry Tiresherssh de Sussex	Kent	(Indict); (Enrol)	last eyre of Kent (1313-1314)	Indictment for the death of Henry Hamond de Gudherst		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 104 d (the sheriff to have the jury at the return day three weeks after Easter) [70]

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Rex v. John Umfrey of Swansea, Hugh Prig of Swansea, Peter, parson of the church of Long Stanton, Roger brother of Peter, parson of the church of Long Stanton	Cambs Hunts	(Indict); (Enrol)	Oyer and Terminer	trespass against John de Puseaux, John de Jareho, John de Acherus, Peter le Roy de Marolio, executors of the will of William de Loriaco, formerly parson of the church 'de Haliwell', and also against Jordan de Hemyngford; the accused have been convicted before justices before John de Mitford and his associates, justices of oyer and terminer		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 101 d (capias sicut pluries, quindene of Easter) [71]

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Rex v. Warisius de Valoignes	Kent	Enrol)		Debtor to a deceased creditor. The executors obtain royal authority to sell his property up to the value of the amount owed.		Main: ; Other: KB27/228, m 41 (the sheriff is ordered to effect the sale until the quindene of Michaelmas) [72]

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Rex v. John Wade, John fitz Andrew of Toternho, Philip son of Hugh le Prest, William his brother	Bucks	(Indict); (Enrol)		capias in trespass case brought by John son of Ralph de Muresle	sicut prius - capias xv Easter	Main: []; Other: KB27/227, m Rex 100 f [73]
Rex v. Walter de Wengrave	Surrey	(Indict); (Enrol)		He failed to redeem himself after having been convicted of a trespass against Pernell qho was the wife of John de Aston		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 103 d (capias sicut pluries for quindene of Easter) [74]
Rex v. William fitz Waryn and Henry Severe	Wilts	(Indict); (Enrol)		capias ad satisfaciendum in trespass case brought by William Paynel	sicut prius - capias xv Easter	Main: []; Other: KB27/227, m Rex 100 f [75]
Rex v. Maud who was the wife of Martin Wynter	Norf	(Indict); (Enrol)		Maud failed to prosecute her appeal against Henry de Segrave for the death of Martin Wynter, once her husband		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 101 f (capias sicut pluries, for quindene of Easter) [76]

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Rex by John de Norton v. Dean and Chapter of St Peter York	Yorks	(Indict); (Enrol)		quod permittant	presentation to a prebend in the church of St John Beverley	Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 103 d (the sheriff is ordered to have them in court in the quindene of Easter despite the liberty of the church of St Peter) [77]

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