Exchequer case concerning a dispute over the property of John Hanchach, traitor
William, parson of the church of Fulborne, Henry Heylon, Robert, parson of the church of Wamford and John de Wethersfeld plead through William Hungate, their attorney, for possession of the manor of Shudy Camps, which was recently inquired into by Ralph Wykes, escheator, amongst other property of John Hanchach, who rose up against the king on 13 June 1381, by reason of a prior claim. The barons find in their favour.
Exchequer case concerning the inquiry into the revolt in Buckinghamshire
Buckinghamshire. Concerning Thomas Galian and Robert Thomas, whom the sheriff of Buckinghamshire returned as executors for Richard Molyns, lately one of the justices of the lord King for the maintenance of peace and stability in the county of Buckinghamshire, and William Molyns, whom the same sheriff returned custody of the lands and tenements which belonged to the aforesaid Richard Molyns, bound to deliver the estreats for the aforesaid Richard, the justice aforesaid.
