Geoffrey le Chamur (Caukor), burgess of Conway; Henry le Chamur (Caukor), son of...

Petitioners

Geoffrey le Chamur (Caukor), burgess of Conway; Henry le Chamur (Caukor), son of Geoffrey le Chamur, burgess of Conway.

Name(s)

Chamur (Caukor); Chamur (Caukor), Geoffrey; Henry

Addressees

King.

Nature of request

The Chamurs request remedy as they took their goods to Beaumaris but they were taken by force by St George who gave them to the workers of Beaumaris, and they have been forced to impoverishment because of a debt that they owed for the goods, they having shown good certification at York of this debt but they are still not paid.1)

Nature of endorsement

Wales.2) Coram thesauriato et baronibus.3) They should come to the Exchequer and there let it be considered how much they ought to be paid, and let it be assigned to be paid from the hand of the escheator beyond the Trent from his Welsh issues, and this is granted by the treasurer in full parliament.

Places mentioned

Conway, [Caernarfonshire, Wales]

Beaumaris, [Anglesey, Wales]

Lincoln, [Lincolnshire]

York.

People mentioned

James of Seint George (St George)

William de Felton, constable of Beaumaris

John de Kyrkeby (Kirkby)

Richard de Haveryng (Havering), escheator north of the Trent.

For another petition by the same petitioners on the same matter, see SC 8/312/E35

For another petition on the same matter, see SC 8/131/6507