Folios: 271-272v. County of Yorkshire. Pleas of the forest of Henry, earl of Lancaster,...

Folios: 271-272v. County of Yorkshire. Pleas of the forest of Henry, earl of Lancaster, of Pikeryng [Pickering], held at Pickering before Richard de Wylughby [Willoughby], Robert de Hungerford and John de Hambury, justices itinerant on this occasion assigned to take pleas of the said forest in Yorkshire: Takings of draught-beasts within this forest:

John de Rouceby [Roxby]: They present that one pig of John de Rouceby was found in the park of Blandeby [Blansby Park] in the forbidden month not agisted, worth 2s.

Nicholas son of Richard: They present that two pigs of Nicholas son of Richard, who has died, were found in the forest in the forbidden month not agisted, worth 4s.

Michael the forester: They present that six piglets of Michael the forester were taken in the park of Blandeby [Blansby Park] in the forbidden month, not agisted, worth 3s 6d.

Alan de Alverstan [Allerston]: They present that two horses of Alan de Alverstan [Allerston], who has died, were found in the park of Blandeby [Blansby Park] by the watch without agistment, which are forfeited to the lord, worth 5s.

Ralph the shepherd: They present that two horses, worth 10s, which were of Ralph the Shepherd, who has died, were found there by the watch without agistment, and they are forfeited to the lord.

Richard de Sinelyngton [Sinnington]: They present that one horse, worth 10s, which was of Richard de Sinelyngton [Sinnington], who has died, was found there by the watch without agistment, and it is forfeited to the lord.

Brus Erchebaud: They present that two horses, worth 10s, which were of William Fotyng, who has died, were found there by the watch without agistment, and they are now forfeited.

William Fotyng: They present that two horses, worth 10s, which were of William Fotyng, who has died, were found there by the watch without agistment, and they are now forfeited.

William Jurour: They present that two horses, worth 10s, which were of William Jurour, who has died, were found there by the watch without agistment, and they are forfeited to the lord.

Ingram le Forester: They present that two horses, worth 10s, which were of Ingram le Forester, who has died, were found there by the watch without agistment, and they are forfeited to the lord.

Nicholas son of Richard: They present that three pigs, worth 6s, which were of Nicholas son of Richard, who has died, were found in the park of Blandeby [Blansby Park] by the watch without agistment, and they are forfeited to the lord.

Thomas de Collom: They present that three pigs, worth 6s, which were of Thomas de Collom, who has died, were found there by the watch without agistment, and they are forfeited to the lord.

Walter son of Lettice: They present that six draught-beasts, each worth 4s, which were of Walter son of Lettice, who has died, were found in Aleyntoftes by the watch without agistment.

Roger de Harewode [Harwood]: They present that 7 sheep, each worth 12d, and two draught-beasts, worth 8s, which were of Roger de Harewode [Harwood], who has died, were found in Aleyntoftes by the watch without agistment.

Adam le Stirkhird: They present that 10 sheep, each worth 12d, which were of Adam le Stirkhird, were found there by the watch.

Robert, son of William ad Portam: They present that 16 oxen, each worth 5s, which were of Robert, son of William ad Portam, were found in Aleyntoftes by the watch without agistment.

17 beasts and 6 pigs: They present that 17 beasts, each worth 4s, and 6 pigs, each worth 2s, were found in Langedon by the watch.

William de Everle [Everley]: They present that 24 oxen, each worth 5s, which were of William de Everle [Everley], who has died, were found in the meadow of Dalby, after the hay had been taken away, by the watch.

Roger de Morpath: They present that two oxen, each worth 4s, which were of Roger de Morpath, who has died, were found in the lord's demesnes by the watch.

Lawrence Forester: They present that five pigs, worth 10s, which were of Lawrence Forester, who has died, were found in the park of Blandeby [Blansby Park] at the time of pannage not agisted.

Godard Forester: They present that 8 pigs, each worth 2s, which were of Godard Forester, who has died, were found there at the time of pannage not agisted.

Maud Prat: They present that 6 sheep, which were of Maud Prat, who has died, were found within the coppice by the watch without agistment, each worth 12d.

200 sheep: They present that 200 sheep were found in the demesnes of Langedon, which came into the hands of Richard de Shelton, late keeper of this forest, who has died, each worth 12d.

Peter de Sartrino: They present that 27 sheep, which were of Peter de Sartrino, who has died, were found there by the watch, each worth 12d.

William, son of William son of Ivetta de Aton [Ayton]: They present that 6 sheep, which were of William, son of William son of Ivetta de Aton [Ayton], who has died, were found there by the watch, worth 6s.

Robert son of Beatrice: They present that 86 female oxen, which were of Robert son of Beatrice, who has died, were found there by the watch, each worth 12d.

Roger, son of John de Selfhou: They present that 100 sheep, which were of Roger, son of John de Selfhou, who has died, were found in Foulwode [Fullwood] by the watch, worth 100s.

Adam the man of Peter de Sartrino: They present that four sheep, which were of Adam the man of Peter de Sartrino, who has died, were found in the demesnes of Langedon by the watch, each worth 12d.

Ralph Prest of Suthfeld [Southfeld]: They present that 50 sheep, which were of Ralph Prest of Suthfeld [Southfield], who has died, were found in the hay of Scalby by the watch, worth 10s.

The preceptor of Fukebrig [Foulbridge]: They present that 40 wethers, which were of the preceptor of Fukebrig [Foulbridge], were found within the demesne of Dalby by the watch, worth 40s.

The vill of Calthorn [Cawthorn]: They present that 50 sheep of the vill of Calthorn [Cawthorn] were found in the demesnes of the lord by the watch, worth £5.

Margaret del Dales: They present that three pigs, worth 6s, and three piglets, worth 9d, which were of Margaret del Dales, who has died, were found in the demesnes of Langedon by the watch.

Adam le Rede of Egton: They present that 7 hogs of pigs, which were of Adam le Rede of Egton, who has died, were found in Aleyntoftes at the time of pannage without agistment, worth 7s.

John de Brokeseye [Broxa]: They present that four pigs, which were of John de Brokeseye [Broxa], who has died, were found in Langedon by the watch, worth 8s.

Robert Dune of Salden [Sawdon]: They present that one mare, which was of the servant of Robert Dune of Salden [Sawdon], who has died, was found in Langedon by the watch, worth 5s.

Ralph Pycot: They present that one horse, which was of Ralph Pycot, who has died, was found in Langedon by the watch, worth 4s.

Robert at the Church of Brunston: They present that 20 pigs, which were of Robert at the Church of Brunston, who has died, were found in the demesnes of Langedon at the time of pannage without agistment, worth 40s.

Held on: Monday next after Michaelmas 8 Edw III.