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The Fish Poachers and the tree fellers |
William Blakhose of Farnedale John Cokrell the Younger of Farnedale and Hugh Moigne of Farnedale
10 February 1366 and 8 November 1367 and 6 March 1369
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1366
William
Blakhose of Farndalde, John
Cokrell the Younger of Farnedale
and Hugh Moigne of Farnedale were all fined 20s for
poaching fish in 1366 (Patent Rolls 40 Edward III Part 1, pages 280 to 281).
February 10, At Westminster.
Commission of Oyer and Terminer to John Mourbray, Thomas de Ingleby
on complaint by Peter
de Malo Lacu, le sisme, that William Birkhead of
Wasdale
William Blakhose of Farndale, John Cokrell the younger of Farndale
. broke park at Grenhowe and entered his free warrens at Semar in Clyvelande, Whorleton in Clivelande, Seton in Whitebystrande,
Boynton on the Wolde and Killyngwyk by Braken, co Yor, hunted in these, fished in his stews and
other several fisheries there, took fish therein, and carried away fish as well
as other goods and hares, conies, pheasants and
partridges, and assaulted and wounded his servants. For 20s paid in the hanaper.
William
Blackhous is also referred to in another incident in
1293 involving Roger milne of Farndale( FAR0013A).
1367
Calendar of Patent Rolls, 41 Edward III Part II,
page 63: November
8, At Westminster. Commission of Oyer and Terminer to John Mourbray, Thomas de Ingleby
on complaint by
William Latymer, knight, that whereas the king lately took him, his men, lands,
rents and possessions into his protection while he stayed in the kings service
in the parts of Brittany, Master John de Bolton, clerk, Thomas de Neuton, chaplain, William Rede
William
of Farndale
William Blakehose of Farndale
broke his closes at Danby, Leverton, Thornton in Pykerynglith,
Symnelyngton, Scampton, Teveryngton
and Morhous, Co York, entered his free chace at Danby and his free warren at the remaining places,
hunted therein without licence, felled his trees there, fished in his
several fishery, took away fish, trees, deer from the chace,
hares, conies, pheasants and partridges from the warren departured,
trod down and consumed the corn and grass there with certain cattle and
assaulted and wounded his men and servants. By K And be it remembered that the
said William has granted the king a moiety of all the profit which he shall
recover for damages by pretext of the said commission.
1369
Calendar of Patent Rolls, 43 Edward III Part I,
page 263: March 6, At Westminster.
Commission of Oyer and Terminer to John Mourbray,
Thomas de Ingleby
on complaint by William Latymer, knight, that whereas the
king lately took him, then stayed in his service in Brittany, and his men, lands, rents and possessions into his
protection, into his possession for a certain time, Master John de Bolton,
clerk, Thomas de Neuton, chaplain, William Rede
John
Cockerell of Farndale
William Blakhose of Farndale
broke his closes at Danby, Leverton, Thornton in Pykerynglith,
Symnelyngton, Scampton, Teveryngton
and Morhous, and entered his free chace
at the said town of Danby and his free warren at the remaining places, hunted
in these, felled his trees there, fished in his several fishery there,
carried away his fish, trees, deer from the chace,
hares, conies, pheasants and partridges from the warren, trode
down and consumed with cattle his crops and assaulted his men and servants.
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