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William le Ysmongere of Godstone. Ysmongere William King and council. 1) Ysmongere...

Catalogue reference: SC 8/80/3985

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Reference
SC 8/80/3985
Date
[c. 1289]
Description
Petitioners
William le Ysmongere of Godstone.
Name(s)
Ysmongere, William
Addressees
King and council.
Nature of request
1) Ysmongere complains of the wrong and damage done to him by Wengham and others before the king went to Gascony.2) Ysmongere further complains of Wengham that he purchased an attaint against Wengham concerning his acquisition of a house and land at Wokestede, but when he came to sue and to attach he was imprisoned by Wengham.3) He further complains that Wengham and Aubre took him to Guildford where Ysmongere gave his writ to Amotesham who destroyed it, and put Ysmongere in prison.4) He was delivered by Roucestre.He requests remedy and that he can recover his damages and his land.1)
Nature of endorsement
In Chancery.2) Of ministers before the crossing overseas.
Places mentioned
Gascony, [France]
Wolkestede (Godstone), [Surrey]
Tandridge Hundred, [Surrey]
Wallington Hundred, [Surrey]
Bletchingley, [Surrey]
Guildford, [Surrey].
People mentioned
William de Wengham, bailiff of the hundred of Tandridge
Thomas Aubre, bailiff of the hundred of Wallington
Piers de Amotesham, under-sheriff of Surrey
Salmoman de Roucestre.
Note
The petition probably dates to 1289 and is one of a number of petitions that were dealt with then after Edward I's return from overseas when he invited complaints against the evil acts of his ministers, as he sought to purge his regime.
Held by
The National Archives, Kew
Former department reference
Parliamentary Petition 8972
Legal status
Public Record(s)
Language
French
Closure status
Open Document, Open Description
Record URL
https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C9107761/

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