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

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B

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Rex by John de Norton v. William de Bellesoure, William Dolfyn	Derbyshire	(Indict); (Enrol)		contempt and trespass		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 101 d (capias, quindene of Easter) [1]
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) [2]

C

£

________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[3]
Rex v. Simon Curtey, Henry Alard, Robert de Cralle, Willelmus Aleman, Richard son of William de Eldechurch, William Jandelot, Thomas son of Julian 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 morrow of St John the Baptist, 25 June 1317) [4]

D

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________Parties___________	County	Dates	Jurisdiction	_________Offense___________	_________Substance_________	_______Links_______
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)[5]
*Rex v. Thomas de Derteford, chaplain, William in the Lane	Essex	(Indict); (Enrol)		to be arrested for beating and wounding William de Neuport; Thomas de Derteford was arrested and died in prison		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 102 (the sheriff toprovide information on the chattels of Thomas de Derteford by the quindene of Easter) [6]

E

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F

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G

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H

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Rex by John de Norton v. Robert le Harpour de Framlingham	Suffolk	(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) [7]
Rex v. Robert del Hegge	Suffolk	(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 morrow of St John the Baptist, 25 June 1317)[8]
*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 (The sheriff to begin proceedings of outlawry. Capias to have him on 25 June 1317 [9]
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) ([10]

I

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J

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K

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L

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Rex by John de Norton v. Henry le Lord de Neuton	Warwickshire	(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)[11]
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 [12]

M

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N

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O

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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	Suffolk	(Indict); (Enrol)		contempt and trespass		Main: ; Other: KB27/227, m 101 d (capias, quindene of Easter)[13]

P

________Parties___________	County	Dates	Jurisdiction	_________Offense___________	_________Substance_________	_______Links_______
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 [14]
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) [15]

Q

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R

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S

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Rex by John de Norton v. Prior of Sherborne	Hampshire	(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) [16]
*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 (They are to be outlawed; capias to have them in the King's Bench on 25 June 1317) [17]
Rex by John de Norton v. Henry de Stapelho of Ely	Cambridgeshire	(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 [18]
Rex v. Alexander de Stoke	Cambridgeshire	(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[19]

T

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U

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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	Cambridgeshire Huntingdonshire	(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) [20]

V

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W

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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 100f[21]
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 100f [22]
Rex v. Maud who was the wife of Martin Wynter	Norfolk	(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) [23]

X

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Y

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Z

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