? No Petitioner named Particulars of the account of Ralph Gonyly, customs officer...

Petitioners

? No Petitioner named

Nature of request

Particulars of the account of Ralph Gonyly, customs officer at Plymouth, between 3 March 20 Richard II (1397) and Michaelmas 21 Richard II (1397), detailing wax and 'basyne' forfeited from a ship called the 'James' of Sandwich, whose master is Peter Shipman, on 8 September because customs were not paid, and certain calf's hides forfeited on the same day from a ship of Plymouth because, although merchandise of the staple, they were not being taken to Calais.

Nature of endorsement

[On face] Be it remembered that on 12 March in the King's twenty-second year, this bill was delivered to the King's council at the New Temple in London by the hands of Perynanton de Blay to be put into execution. [None on dorse]

Places mentioned

Plymouth, [Devon]

Sandwich, [Kent]

Calais, [France]

London.

People mentioned

Ralph Gonyly, customs officer at Plymouth

Peter Shipman, ship's master

Perynanton de Blay (Peter (Peir) Arnauton).

For a related petition see SC 8/224/11193

For the petition to which this document was formerly attached see SC 8/299/14934

• Calendar of Close Rolls, Ric II, vol. VI, 1396-1399, (Public Record Office, 1927), p.443 (order to Ralph Gonyly and to the controller at Plymouth to deliver his goods to Perynanton de Blay)
• Calendar of Patent Rolls, Ric II, vol. VI, 1396-1399, (Public Record Office, 1909), p.489 (grant to Perynanton de Blay of his goods or the value thereof, discharging Ralph Gonyly at the Exchequer)