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On 16 April 1445 Lawrence Hoggeson of Farndale (HOG00001) and John
Farndale of Stillyngton, County Durham (FAR00037A),
were to answer the complaint of Thomas Bishop of Durham touching on trespass (Calendar of Patent
Rolls, 28 Henry VI, Part I, page 306).
for not appearing before William Babynton and his
fellows when impleaded with Richard Coke of Cokewald, Co York…. Lawrence Hoggeson of Farndale (HOG00001) and John
Farndale of Stillyngton, County Durham (FAR00037A),
wright, to answer Thomas Bishop of Durham touching trespass.
There is a separate page about poaching in Pickering Forest.