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189. Simon filius Marie appellat Robertum filium Salomonis, Petrum de Basingge, Ricardum le Chaucer, Petrum filium Rogeri, Ricardum filium Baldewini, Matheum Bukerel, Johannem Clericum de Sacolelane, Vincentium de Baketone et Matildem de Kantuaria, quod ipsi die Assumptionis Beate Marie anno regni regis Henrici filii regis Johannis xxvij circa horam nonam venerunti- ad domum suam et insultum fecerunt in eum. Et postea in vigilia Sancti Edwardi iterum venerunt ad domum suam et ipsum inde eiecerunt, et quasdam cartas de feoffamento suo ei robbaverunt et asportaverunt, et xl scuta in domo sua inventa, precium ix marce, in roberia asportaverunt. Et quod hoc fecerunt nequiter et in felonia et contra pacem domini regis, offert disracionare secundum quod curia etc. Postea venit Simon filius Marie et retraxit se de appello suo. Ideo ipse et plegii sui de prosequendo in misericordia, scilicet Hamo filius Constancie et Willelmus Fort. Et Simon custodiatur.
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Simon fitz Mary appealed Robert fitz Solomon, Peter of Basing, Richard le Chaucer, Peter fitz Roger, Richard son of Baldwin, Matthew Bukerel, John Clerk of Seacoal Lane, Vincent of Bacton and Maud of Canterbury, that on the feast of the Assumption of Our Lady, 27 Henry III [15 Aug. 124311, about noon, they came to his house and assaulted him, and afterwards, on the vigil of the feast of St. Edward ? 12 Oct. 1243] they came again to his house and ejected him, and stole and carried off divers charters of feoffment and forty shields which they found there, worth 9 marks. And that they did this wickedly and feloniously and against the king's peace he is ready to prove according as the court etc. Afterwards Simon fitz Mary came and withdrew from his appeal. Therefore he and his pledges to prosecute are in mercy, viz. Hamo fitz Constance and William Fort. Simon is to be taken into custody. |