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De anno vicesimo secundo.
128. Eodem anno Willelmo de Haverhulle existente camerario, Johanne de Coudres et Johanne de Wylehal existentibus vicecomitibus,1 accidit quod quedam mulier Felicia nomine inventa fuit occisa in domo sua, et Johannes filius Rogeri de Ispannia earn occidit et fugit. Ideo exigatur et utlagetur secundum formam etc. Nulla habuit catalla. Ideo nichil. Et Emma ancilla ipsius Felicie attachiata pro morte illa venit et non male creditur. Ideo inde quieta. Et vicini attachiati [veniunt] et non male creduntur. Ideo inde quieti. Non fuit in franco plegio quia clericus. Ideo nichil.
1. Margin: Nota quod non oportet clericus esse in franco plegio.
Of the twenty-second year [Mich. 1238—Mich. 1239].
In the same year, William of Haverhill being chamberlain, and John de Coudres and John de Wylehal sheriffs, a woman named Felicia was found murdered in her house. John, son of Roger of Spain killed her and fled. Therefore let him be put in exigent and outlawed according to the form etc. He had no chattels. Therefore nothing. And Emma, Felicia's maid-servant, attached for the death, comes and is not suspected. Therefore she is quit. The neighbours attached come and are not suspected. Therefore they are quit. He was not in frankpledge because he is a clerk. Therefore nothing. |