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Simon de Hidenie, Baron of Pevensey; Philip de Hidenie, Baron of Pevensey; James...

Catalogue reference: SC 8/67/3323

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Reference
SC 8/67/3323
Date
[1307-1315]
Description
Petitioners
Simon de Hidenie, Baron of Pevensey; Philip de Hidenie, Baron of Pevensey; James de Cranle (Cranley), Baron of Pevensey; Martin Brene, Baron of Pevensey; William Eleman, Baron of Pevensey; John Molin, Baron of Pevensey; Simon Little Watte, Baron of Pevensey; John Breggel, Baron of Pevensey; Robert de Bromham, Baron of Pevensey; Nicholas le Bigge, Baron of Pevensey; John Loth, Baron of Pevensey; John le Pestour (Baker), Baron of Pevensey; William atte Berghe, Baron of Pevensey.
Name(s)
de Hidenie; de Hidenie; de Cranle (Cranley); Brene; Eleman; Molin; Little Watte; Breggel; de Bromham; Bigge; Loth; Pestour (Baker); Berghe, Simon; Philip; James; Martin; William; John; Simon; John; Robert; Nicholas; John; John; William
Addressees
King.
Occupation
Baron of Pevensey
Nature of request
The petitioners state that they have been convicted before Roger le Brabazon of a trespass against the Abbot of Grestain, and are to make fine to the court, but, because they do not dare to come there, they are in exigent and on the point of being outlawed. They ask to be pardoned the fine.
Nature of endorsement
They are to surrender themselves to prison and stand to right before Roger le Brabazon; and afterwards the king will give them grace if he wishes.
Places mentioned
Pevensey, [Sussex]
Gresteyn (Grestain), [Normandy, France].
People mentioned
Roger le Brabazon, justice
Abbot of Grestain.
Note
Roger le Brabazon's period as a justice of King's Bench lasted to 1315: as the petitioner's make their request for the soul of the King's father, it is probable that this petition dates from the reign of Edward II.
Held by
The National Archives, Kew
Former department reference
Parliamentary Petition 9078
Legal status
Public Record(s)
Language
French
Closure status
Open Document, Open Description
Record URL
https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C9107094/

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