Edward II, vol. 3, p. 475

13 EDWARD II.
1319.
175
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to be at Newcastle-upon-Tyne on a day now passed with horses, arms and
men prepared to set out against the Scots, and he had for that purpose
sent his servants to the town of Colecestre, co. Essex, to provided horses,
wagons, arms and necessaries, William le Clerk, Richard de Colne, Richard
Norreis, John de Tendryngg, John le Graunger, William le Graunger, John
Mayinound, Stephen de Levenheye, John le Arewesmyt, Henry ie Belch[erj,
Roger le Belch[er], John Houst', Henry le Loiige, Geoffrey Donnyng, John
le Bog'er], Thomas bi Northen, Peter le Salter, John le Finch', Roger
Sayer, William Gilemyn, William de Stanweye, John le Wolf. William de
Molshom, John atte Halle, Robert Sebbestrete, Nicholas le Deyare,
Philip le Folour, William de Leyc'estre], Edmund le Ghaloner,
William Pentecost, John Raven, Ralph Raven, Nicholas le Tannere,
Robert Gist.' John Jurdan,* William Curteys,
William Brok,* William
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le Skynnere, Robert de Haddeleye, John Borehod, John Davi,
John atte Shawe, John Felawe, Henry de Leycestre, Nicholas
le Gros, Gilbert le Glovere, John Baude of Colecestre, Simon le
Webbe, Adam atte Castel, William le Barbour, John Neuard, Ralph le
Chaundeler, Th. Pykeman, Roger le Chapman, Jolin le Chapman, Richard
, de Coppeford, Richard le Barbour, Elias son of John, John Oldeman,
William Grey, Richard Parmys, John Somer, Richard de Waltliam, Walter
Welibetyn, Jolm Edward, Ralph le Knyt, Richard Sperlyng, Seierus de.
Dounlaunde, Geoffrey de Lophom, Thomas de Ratlesden, (4erva.se le Suour,
Ralph le Seuour, Robert le Wydewesone, Geoffrey de San ton, William
Roger (<>r Rogger), John Olive, John de Borhom, Robert Scot, .John
Antyn, John le Bouwyere, John le Latoner, John le Barbour, Thomas le
Mareschal, John le Mareschal, Stephen le Spycer, Hugh de Keruile, Philip
le Tayllour, Roger de Caunterburs, John de Salyng, John Viol, Philip
llokel, John Maidegod, William le Lyndrapcr, Martin le Tayllour, Simon
le Barbour, John Bolex, William Haselwod, Reginald le Sadeler, Walter
le Taverner, Richard Edward, William del Park, William Contesone,
Master William le Keu," Henrv*j Sauar',' William atte Well,J Adam de
Holbrok, Joseph de Colecestre, Richard de Colne, Edmund Gay, Matthew
le Glasewryt, Matthew le Glewryt, (.4ermau le Webbe, John de Teye,
Richard le Fourbor, William de Blythe, William Goldyng, John Goldyng,
John de Ratelesden, John de Hethe, clerk, Roger Jolifboie, Robert atte
(le Sartry,
Dili try, Ralph
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jLiiyiiour, Hubert
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j>u«^e, Richard
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Gate, William de
Bette, Hubert lee Tayllour, John le Sengle, AVilliam Pjarjles, Ilalpli Saer,
William son of ' Thomas le Keu,' William le Pottere,• Thomas le Cotyler,
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John Lotun, John Thurgou, Nicholas Smart, Peter le Coureor, William
P[arjles, ' tayllour,' Ralph Ode, John Auntrous, Adam de Sowelere, William
Spiteshale, Henry Osekyn, Stephen de Levenhey, William Hott'ot, John
Balloc, John de Denham. Henry Dendy, Thomas le Somenour, Richard le
Deyer, Adam de Reudyng, John le Deyer, Thomas de la Mote, John le
Parker, Thomas le Keu, Roger Wigg', Roger le Belch [er , John Swarther,
Adam Bodi, John de Kelly, Hugh Bagard, Thomas Saer, Andrew atte
Gate, John le Longe, 'correour,' Richard Galehod, Adam J3rag', Hubert
son of Ralph le Tayllour, John de Halstede, William Basset, Thomas son
of John Edward, John le Belch[er], William Notesone, Henry Houle,
Simon Horehem, Simon Bodi, William Lodman, and Thurgou de Colecestre,
with others, assaulted his servants at Colecestre, co. Essex, took and drove
away 5 of his horses of the price of 20£. purchased for his use in that town,
pursued his servants without the town of Colecestre to Staneweye
for three leagues,
and at Staneweve
took and carried away
his goods
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and also %QL in money found on his servants, whom they also maltreated.
By K.