Folio xxi.
Henr' de Amondesham.
13 March, 4 Edward II. [A.D. 1310-11], Henry de Hamondesham, late apprentice to Richard de Rikemeresworth, admitted,
&c., before Henry de Durham and Simon de Paris, Aldermen
And because it was testified that he stood with the aforesaid
Richard for seven years as an apprentice, as appears by the
old paper of apprentices, anno 4 Edward I., and was not hitherto
enrolled he gives 12s. 6d.
Willelmus de Rothinge.
15 March, William de Rothinge, "chaloner," admitted, &c.,
before Henry de Durham and Simon de Paris, Aldermen-
22s. 6d.
Simon le Taverner.
The same day, Simon le Taverner de Alegate admitted, &c.,
before the same. Gives half a mark and no more at the
instance of John Doget.
Johannes de Stebenhethe.
The same day, John de Stebenhethe, "chaloner," admitted,
&c., before the same-10s.
Galfridus atte Welle.
16 March, Geoffrey atte Welle, "pesshoner," admitted, &c.,
before Richer de Refham, the Mayor, Nicholas de Farndone,
Henry de Durham, Nicholas Picot, John de Lincoln, Simon de
Paris, John de "Gisorce," Geoffrey de Conduit, Richard de
Gloucestre, and Thomas Seely, Aldermen-15s. 10d.
Johannes Sparwe.
The same day, John Sparwe de St. Edmund admitted, &c.,
before the aforesaid Mayor and Aldermen-1 mark.
Radulphus le Barbier.
The same day, Ralph le Barbier admitted, &c., before the
same-1 mark.
Galfridus Graspays.
The same day, Geoffrey, son of Henry Graspays, fishmonger,
admitted, &c., before the same-2 marks.
Ricardus le Keu, chaloner.
Richard le Keu, "chaloner," made fine of half a mark for
that he had with him apprentices and did not cause them to be
enrolled according to the custom of the City, and he was commanded to bring those apprentices for enrolment under penalty
prescribed.
Thom'de Kent, braceour.
20 March, Thomas de Kent, "braceour," admitted, &c.,
before Henry de Durham, John de Lincoln, and Simon de Paris,
Aldermen-15s. 10d.
Nich's de Bordenne, joignur.
The same day, Nicholas de Bordenne, "joignur," admitted
before the same-1 mark.
Folio xxi b.
Willelmus de Bosyat, maceon.
22 March, 4 Edward II. [A.D. 1310-11], William de Bosyat,
"maceon," admitted, &c., before Henry de Durham, Simon de
Paris, and Nicholas Picot, Aldermen-1 mark.
Walterus de Stebenhethe.
Walter de Stebenhethe, "chaloner," made fine of half a
mark for that he holds apprentices without causing them to be
enrolled And he has a day to the quinzaine of Easter next to
bring his apprentices here to be enrolled under penalty prescribed.
Reginaldus le Bokel.
The same day, Reginald le Bokeler, late apprentice of John
atte Cherche, admitted, &c., before Henry de Durham and
Simon de Paris, Aldermen-10s.
Reginaldus de Chestreford.
23 March, Reginald de Chestreford, taverner, admitted, &c.,
before the same-1 mark.
Ricardus Starkolf.
24 March, Richard Starkolf de "Northtedenham," (fn. 1) co. Norfolk, mercer, admitted, &c., before the same-40s.
Gilbertus Blaunchard.
1 April, 4 Edward II. [A.D. 1311], Gilbert Blaunchard,
"barbier," admitted, &c., before Henry de Durham, Nicholas
Picot, and Simon de Paris, Aldermen-10s.
Simon de Fynchesle.
The same day, Simon de Finchesle admitted, &c., before the
aforesaid Aldermen and the Chamberlain-15s. 10d.
Petrus le Irreys.
3 April, Peter le Irreys, draper, admitted, &c., before Richer
de Refham, the Mayor, William de Leire, Richard de Gloucestre, Henry de Durham, Nicholas Pikot, William Servat,
William Trente, and Simon de Paris, Aldermen-4l [sic].
Robertus Porter.
The same day, Robert Porter, "pesshoner," admitted, &c.,
before the said Mayor and Aldermen-1 mark.
Ricardus de Normantone.
The same day, Richard de Normantone, "peleter," admitted
before the aforesaid Aldermen-1 mark.
Ricardus d Haverille.
19 April, Richard de Haverhille, tanner, admitted, &c., before
Henry de Dureme, Alderman, and Luke de Haverynge, the
Chamberlain-20s.
Ricardus Gos.
The same day, Richard Goos de Wyk, tanner, admitted, &c.,
before the aforesaid Aldermen [sic] and the Chamberlain-
1 mark.
Folio xxii.
Johannes Bontynge.
19 April, 4 Edward II. [A.D. 1311], John Bontynge, "armurer,"
admitted, &c., before Richer de Refham, the Mayor-22s. 6d.
Johannes de la Penne, fruyter.
22 April, John de la Penne, "fruiter," admitted, &c., before
Henry de Durham and Simon de Paris, Aldermen-22s. 6d.
Thomas Sole, tanner.
The same day, Thomas Sole, tanner without Bisshopesgate,
admitted, &c., before the same-9s. 2d.
Johannes Blalet.
25 April, John Blaket de St. Alban, blader, admitted, &c.,
before Richer de Refham, the Mayor, John de Wengrave,
William de Leire, John de "Gysorce," Henry de Durham,
Simon de Paris, Aldermen, and Luke de Haveryng, the
Chamberlain, at the instance of Robert de Manefeld, the King's
messenger (nuncius)-30s.
Walterus de Chipstede.
26 April, Walter de Chipstede, tanner, admitted, &c., before
the aforesaid Mayor and Aldermen-15s. 10d.
Cornhill, Alanus de Helmesete.
The same day, Alan de Helmesete, "pheliper," admitted,
&c., before the same-1 mark.
Cornhill, Robertus de Donstaple.
The same day, Robert de Donstaple, "seeler," (fn. 2) admitted,
&c., before the aforesaid Aldermen-1 mark.
Cornhill, Ric's Swift, pheliper.
The same day, Richard Swyft, "pheliper," admitted, &c.,
before the aforesaid Aldermen and Chamberlain-1 mark.
Johannes Baudri le Plommer.
Thursday the Feast of St. John ante portam Latinam [6 May],
John Baudri, "plommer," admitted, &c., before Henry de
Durham and Simon de Paris, Aldermen-10s.
Thomas de Wortham.
Friday after the Feast of SS. Philip and James [1 May],
Thomas de Wortham, brewer, admitted before Henry de
Durham and Simon de Paris, Aldermen-1 mark.
Willelmus Pikeman.
Monday after the Feast of St. John ante portam Latinam
[6 May], William Pikeman, late apprentice of Robert Pikeman,
late fishmonger, admitted, &c., before Henry de Durham, Simon
de Paris, and Nicholas Pikot, Aldermen, inasmuch as good men
of the Ward of Bridge came and testified that the aforesaid
William had well and faithfully served the aforesaid Robert as
an apprentice, and had lawfully left him, as more fully appears
by a certain letter of acquittance of the said Robert which the
said William here proffered. He gives to the Commonalty
for his ingress and egress 5s.
Folio xxii b.
Ruardus atte Diche.
Thursday after the Feast of St. John ante portam Latinam
[6 May], 4 Edward II. [A.D. 1311], Richard atte Diche,
"plommer," admitted, &c., before Henry de Durham and
Simon de Paris, Aldermen-15s. 10d.
Thomas de Trengge.
12 May, Thomas de Trengge, "tableter," admitted, &c.,
before the same-half a mark.
Robertus de Caumpes.
The same day, Robert de Caumpes admitted, &c., before the
same-10s.
Thomas de Hodesdone.
The same day, Thomas de Hodesdone, "pheliper," admitted,
&c., before the same-half a mark.
Reginaldus de Wysebeche.
The same day, Reginald de Wysebeche, "uphelder,"
admitted, &c., before the same-half a mark.
Walterus de Bamptone.
The same day, Walter de Bamptone, "uphelder," admitted,
&c., before the same-half a mark.
Petrus de Pecham.
12 May, Peter de Pecham, barber, admitted, &c., before
Richard de Refham, the Mayor, John de Wengrave, Richard
de Gloucestre, Henry de Durem, John de Lincoln, Simon de
Paris, and Nicholas Pikot, Aldermen, at the instance of Sir
Roger le Brabanzon, Justice of the lord the King-gives for
enrolment 5s.
Johannes de Porkele.
Friday after the Feast of the Ascension [20 May], John de
Porkele, "peyntour," admitted, &c., before Henry de Durham
and Simon de Paris, Aldermen-1 mark.
Johannes de Colecestre.
Monday after the same Feast, John de Colecestre, clerk,
admitted, &c., before the same-15s. 10d.
Stephanus de Hereford.
The same day, Stephen de Hereford, "hattere," admitted,
&c., before Richer de Refham, the Mayor-5s. and no more at
the instance of Richard But.
Robertus de Ledebery.
The same day, Robert de Ledebery, "pesshoner," admitted
before Henry de Durham and Simon de Paris, Aldermen-
12s. 6d.
Folio xxiii.
Petrus Dawe, pheliper.
Wednesday before Pentecost [30 May], 4 Edward II
[A.D. 1311], Peter Dawe, "uphelder," admitted, &c., before
Henry de Durham and Simon de Paris, Aldermen-half a
mark.
Johannes atte Stappe.
Friday before the same Feast, John atte Stappe de Oxford,
"uphelder," admitted, &c., before the same-10s.
Thomas de Bontyngford.
The same day, Thomas de Bontyngford, "pheliper," admitted,
&c., before the same-half a mark.
Ad' atte Newecastel.
The same day, Adam atte Newecastel, "naylere," admitted,
&c., before the same-half a mark.
Rogerus Dounsy.
Friday after the Feast of H. Trinity [6 June], Roger Dounsy,
"pheliper," admitted, &c., before the same-12s. 6d.
Simon le Breton.
The same day, Simon le Breton, "cordewaner," admitted,
&c., before the same-half a mark.
Stephanus de Redebourne.
Monday after the Feast of St. Barnabas [11 June], Stephen
de Redebourne, carpenter, admitted, &c., before Henry de
Durham and Simon de Paris, Aldermen-22s. 6d.
Philippus le Tester.
The following Thursday, Philip le Tester admitted, &c.,
before the same-15s. 10d.
Galfridus de Trengg'.
Saturday after the Feast of Nativity of St. John Bapt.
[24 June], Geoffrey de Trengge, "barbier," admitted before
the same-10s.
Laur' le Ro, gardiner.
Friday the morrow of St. John Bapt. [24 June], Laurence le
Ro, "gardiner," admitted, &c., before Henry de Durham and
Nicholas Picot, Aldermen, and Luke de Haverynge, the Chamberlain-half a mark.
Ric'us de Bery, pheliper.
The same day, Richard de Bery, "pheliper," admitted, &c.,
before the said Aldermen and Chamberlain-1 mark.
Saturday after the Feast of SS. Peter and Paul [29 June],
Roger Swetyng, "gardiner," admitted, &c., before Simon de
Paris, Nicholas Picot, and Thomas Seely, Aldermen-12s. 6d.
Folio xxiii b.
Saturday after the Feast of SS. Peter and Paul [29 June],
4 Edward II. [A.D. 1311], Andrew de Wattone, "uphelder,"
admitted, &c., before Henry de Durham and Simon de Paris,
Aldermen-half a mark.
Anno 5 Edward II.
Ricardus Sorel, cordewaner.
Thursday after the Feast of Translation of St. Thomas the
Martyr [7 July], 5 Edward II. [A.D. 1311], Richard Sorel,
"cordewaner," admitted, &c., before William de Leire, John
de "Gysorce," and Simon de Paris, Aldermen Gives to the
Commonalty for ingress 15s. 10d.
Willelmus Neuport.
The same day, William Neuweport, butcher, admitted, &c.,
before the same-15s. 10d.
Johannes de Welvetham.
The same day, John de Welvetham, late valet of Nicholas de
Grene, admitted, &c., before the same-15s. 10d.
Petrus de Stoppesle.
The following Friday, Peter de Stoppesle, 'fuyster," admitted,
&c., before William de Leire, Simon de Paris, and Nicholas
Pikot, Aldermen-10s.
The same day, John Moyse de Hoptone, butcher, admitted,
&c., before the same-1 mark.
The same day, Stephen de Hodesdone, "pesshoner," admitted,
&c., before Henry de Durham, Nicholas Picot, and Simon de
Paris, Aldermen-8s.
The same day, John de Hakeney admitted, &c., before the
same-half a mark.
The same day, William atte Wyche, "stokfisshmongere,"
admitted, &c., before the same-10s.
Folio xxiv.
Saturday after the Feast of Translation of St. Thomas the
Martyr [7 July], 5 Edward II. [A.D. 1311], Reginald Abel,
"stokfisshmongere," admitted, &c., before Henry de Durham,
Simon de Paris, and Nicholas Pikot, Aldermen-half a mark.
Tuesday after the Feast [of Translation] of St. Benedict,
Abbot [11 July], Robert le Paumer, "pesshoner," admitted, &c.,
before Henry de Durham, Simon de Paris, and Henry de
Durham [sic], Aldermen-half a mark.
The same day, Stephen le White, "pesshoner," admitted, &c.,
before the aforesaid Aldermen-half a mark.
The same day, John de Berlyngham admitted, &c., before
the same-22s. 6d.
The same day, Robert de Iclyndone, "stokfisshmongere,"
admitted, &c., before the same-22s. 6d.
Wednesday before the Feast of St. Margaret [20 July],
Richard atte Noke, late apprentice of Martin de Dullingham,
admitted, &c., before Henry de Durham, Simon Bolet, and
Thomas Sely, Aldermen. Gives for his egress half a mark
His ingress appears in the old paper of apprentices in the Ward
of Alegate, anno 20 Edward I.
The same day, John Chaumpeneys admitted, &c., before
Richer de Refham, the Mayor-10s.
The same day, Ralph Elys, "stokfisshmongere," admitted,
&c., before Henry de Durham, Simon de Paris, and Simon Bolet,
Aldermen, and Richard Potrel [sic], the Chamberlain-22s. 6d.
Wednesday before the Feast [of Translation] of St. Benedict,
Abbot [11 July], Benedict de Schordiche, "coureour," admitted,
&c., before Richer de Refham, the Mayor, and Luke de Haverynge, the Chamberlain-10s.
The same day, William Godyng, "coureour," son of Richard
Godyng de Hakeneye, admitted, &c., before the aforesaid Mayor
and Chamberlain-10s.
The same day, Nicholas de Grene, butcher, admitted, &c.,
before the same-1 mark.
Folio xxiv b.
Saturday before the Feast of St. Margaret [20 July], 5 Edward II. [A.D. 1311], Thomas Huberd, "bowiere," admitted,
&c., before Nicholas de Farendone, Simon Bolet, Henry de
Durham, Aldermen, and Luke de Haverynge, the Chamberlain
-10s.
The same day, Henry de Bristowe, "bowiere," admitted, &c.,
before the aforesaid Aldermen-half a mark.
The same day, John de la Roche, "bowiere," admitted, &c.,
before the same-10s.
The same day, Adam Hudecrul, "bowiere," admitted, &c.,
before the same-half a mark.
The same day, Bartholomew de Stabelgate, "avener," (fn. 3)
admitted, &c., before the same-half a mark.
The same day, Richard de Chestre, "fleccher," (fn. 4) admitted,
&c., before the same-half a mark.
Friday before the Feast of St. James, Ap. [25 July] William
de Suttone, "peutrer," admitted, &c., before Nicholas Picot and
Simon de Paris, Aldermen-10s.
The same day, John Faukon de Hereford, "peleter," admitted,
&c., before the same-15s. 10d.
The following Saturday, Walter le Arblaster, son of William
de Thorp, admitted before Simon de Paris and Nicholas Pikot,
Aldermen-10s.
The same day, Henry de Bristowe, "seler," (fn. 5) admitted, &c.,
before the same-half a mark and no more, inasmuch as he
long stood in the City and bore the burdens of the City, as was
testified, &c.
The same day, Robert de Haveryng, saddler, admitted, &c.,
before the same-1 mark.
The same day, Gilbert de Balesham, saddler, admitted, &c.,
before the same-10s.
Folio xxv.
Herveus, cocus.
Tuesday after the Feast of St. James, Ap. [25 July], 5 Edward II. [A.D. 1311], Hervey, late cook to Sir William de
Carletone, admitted, &c., before Sir Richer de Refham, the
Mayor, John de Wengrave, Alderman, and Luke de Haverynge,
the Chamberlain-22s. 6d.
Adam de Waletone.
The following day, Adam de Waletone, "fruyter," admitted,
&c., before William de Leire, Alderman, and Luke de Haverynge, the Chamberlain-half a mark.
Will's Scot, cordewaner.
Monday the morrow of St. James, Ap. [25 July], William
Scot, "cordewaner," admitted before William de Leire, Nicholas
Pikot, and Simon Bolet, Aldermen-10s.
Rob's de Asshebourne, cordewaner.
The same day, Robert de Asshebourne, "cordewaner,"
admitted, &c., before the aforesaid Aldermen and the Chamberlain-half a mark.
Thomas de Arderne.
Tuesday after the Feast of St. Peter ad Vincula [1 Aug.],
Thomas de Arderne, "taillour," admitted, &c., before Nicholas
de Farndone, Nicholas Picot, and Simon Bolet, Aldermen-half
a mark.
Will's le Vannere.
The same day, William le Vannere admitted, &c., before
the same-10s.
The same day, William, son of Richard atte Noke, butcher,
admitted, &c., before William de Leire and Nicholas Picot,
Aldermen-half a mark.
Johannes de Kerswelle, cleric' Will'i de Leire.
Thursday after the Feast of St. Peter ad Vincula [1 Aug.],
John de Kerswelle, clerk to William de Leire, admitted, &c.,
before William de Leire, Nicholas Pikot, and Simon de Paris,
Aldermen-half a mark.
Robertus de Blechingleye.
The same day, Robert de Blechyngleye, "stokfisshmongere,"
admitted, &c., before the same-1 mark.
Alanus le Cordewaner.
Friday before the Feast of St. Laurence [10 Aug.], Alan le
Cordewaner admitted, &c., before Richer de Refham, the Mayor,
and Simon de Paris, Alderman, at the instance of William de
Notyngham, Clerk of the Exchequer. He therefore gives nothing.
The same day, John Morice, "melmakere," (fn. 6) admitted, &c.,
before the aforesaid Mayor and Alderman-half a mark.
Monday the eve of St. Laurence [10 Aug.], William de Cestre,
"bowiere," admitted, &c., before the aforesaid Mayor and
Alderman-half a mark.
Folio xxv b.
Johannes de Stikelyndone.
Monday the eve of St. Laurence [10 Aug.], 5 Edward II
[A.D. 1311], John de Stikelyndone, "brewere," admitted before
Simon de Paris and Nicholas Pikot, Aldermen-10s.
Will's de Alderscote.
The same day, William de Alderscote, "baker," admitted,
&c., before the same-half a mark.
Ruardus le Latoner.
Friday after the Feast of St. Bartholomew [24 Aug.], Richard
le Latoner admitted, &c., before the same-1 mark.
Ricardus atte Vygne.
The same day, Richard atte Vygne, brewer, admitted, &c.,
before the same-22s. 6d.
Ricardus de Eylesbery.
Tuesday after the Feast of the Decollation of St. John Bapt.
[29 Aug.], Richard de Eylesbery, cordwainer, admitted, &c.,
before the same-10s.
Johannes Scon, nayler.
The same day, John Scon, "nayler," admitted, &c., before
the same-1 mark.
Johannes de Clactone.
The same day, John de Clactone, tailor, admitted, &c., before
Richer de Refham, the Mayor, Henry de Durham and Simon
de Paris, Aldermen-22s. 6d.
Willelmus le Maderman.
The same day, William le Maderman admitted, &c., before
the aforesaid Aldermen-10s.
Edm's de "Rothenale".
The same day, Edmund de Rothenhale, "braceour," admitted,
&c., before the aforesaid Aldermen and the Chamberlain-10s.
Nigellus le Carpenter.
The same day, Nigel le Carpenter admitted, &c., before the
same-10s.
Johannes le Walsshe.
Friday before the Feast of Nativity B.M. [8 Sept.], John le
Walsshe de Natherlagh admitted, &c., before Richer de Refham,
the Mayor, Henry de Durham, Simon de Paris, Nicholas Picot,
and Simon Bolet, Aldermen, and Luke de Haverynge, the
Chamberlain-60s. And the said John was told to reside in the
City so long as he wished to enjoy the freedom of the City.
Robertus le Maderman.
The same day, Robert le Maderman admitted, &c., before
the aforesaid Mayor and Aldermen-9s. 2d.
Folio xxvi.
Will's de Reyndon'.
Friday before the Nativity B.M. [8 Sept.], 5 Edward II
[A.D. 1311], William de Reyndone, "braceor," admitted, &c.,
before Henry de Durham and Simon de Paris, Aldermen-half
a mark.
Johannes de Essex.
The same day, John de Essex, "selmakere," (fn. 7) admitted before
the aforesaid Aldermen and the Chamberlain-10s.
Hugo de Oxon'..
Monday after the Nativity B.M. [8 Sept.], Hugh de
"Oxoniis," tailor, admitted, &c., before Sirs Richer de Refham,
the Mayor, John de Wengrave, William de Leire, and Simon de
Paris, Aldermen, and Robert de Keleseye. And he gives nothing
because admitted by favour of the Mayor and John de Wengrave.
Philippus de Lodelawe.
The same day, Philip de Lodelawe, "cordeuaner," residing
in the Vintry, admitted, &c., before the aforesaid Mayor and
Aldermen-10s.
Johannes atte "Wyke".
The same day, John atte Wike, "coupere," admitted, &c.,
before the same-half a mark.
The same day, Robert Fraunceys, "bowiere lanarum," (fn. 8)
admitted, &c., before the aforesaid Aldermen-half a mark.
Agnes la Blake.
The same day, Agnes la Blake, brewster (braciatrix), admitted,
&c., before the aforesaid Mayor and Aldermen-1 mark.
Alex' Fromond.
The same day, Alexander Fromond de Cudeham, weaver,
admitted, &c., before the same-half a mark.
Roger us de Keleseye.
Tuesday the eve of the Nativity B.M. [8 Sept.], Roger de
Keleseye, "bowyere lanarum," admitted, &c., before Simon de
Paris and Nicholas Picot, Aldermen-half a mark.
Radulphus de Chichestre.
The same day, Ralph de Chichestre, "chalicer," admitted,
&c., before the same-half a mark.
Walterus atte Frythe.
The same day, Walter atte Frythe, "bowiere de lana," (fn. 9)
admitted, &c., before the aforesaid Mayor and Aldermen-half
a mark.
Johannes Peytevyn.
The same day, John Peytevyn, "paternostrer," admitted, &c.,
before the same-1 mark.
Galfridus de Chilham.
The same day, Geoffrey de Chilham, "coupere," admitted,
&c., before the same-half a mark.
Hugo de Oxon', coupere.
Friday after the Nativity B.M. [8 Sept.], Hugh de Oxon',
"coupere," admitted before Simon de Paris, Alderman, and
Luke de Haverynge, the Chamberlain-half a mark.
Nich'us de Chilham.
The same day, Nicholas de Chilham, "coupere," admitted, &c.,
before Simon de Paris and William de Leire, Aldermen-1 mark.
Folio xxvi b.
Monday the eve of the Exaltation of H. Cross [14 Sept.],
5 Edward II. [A.D. 1311], Thomas de Karlisle, a tenant
(rentarius) of Sir Richer de Refham, the Mayor, admitted, &c.,
before the said Sir Richer, John de Wengrave, Richard de
Willehale, William de Leire, and Simon de Paris, Aldermen,
and Luke de Haverynge, the Chamberlain He gives nothing
at the instance of the said Mayor.
The same day, William de Horne, "coupere," admitted, &c.,
before the aforesaid Aldermen and Chamberlain-half a mark.
The following Wednesday, Master John de Laxfeld, cook to
the Sheriffs of London, admitted, &c., before Richer de Refham,
the Mayor He gives nothing, being pardoned by the Mayor
for that he had stood with divers Sheriffs of the City, and had
served them well and faithfully, &c.
The same day, William Gyffard, "coupere," admitted, &c.,
before the aforesaid Mayor, &c -5s.
The same day, John de Blecchingle, "coupere," admitted,
&c., before the aforesaid Mayor and Aldermen [sic]-10s.
The same day, Robert de Chilham, "coupere," admitted, &c.,
before the aforesaid Aldermen [sic]-10s.
The same day, David de Renham, brewer, admitted, &c.,
before the same-10s.
The same day, William Turgys, "bowiere lanarum," (fn. 10) residing
in Manionelane, (fn. 11) admitted, &c., before the aforesaid Aldermen
and the Chamberlain-10s.
Saturday before the Feast of St. Matthew, Ap. [21 Sept.],
Ralph le Convers, son of John le Convers, Serjeant-at-Arms to the
King, admitted, &c., before Sirs Richer de Refham, the Mayor,
William de [sic] Servat, Henry de Gloucestre, and Simon de Parys,
Aldermen, and Luke de Haveringe, the Chamberlain, at the
instance of the lord the King. He therefore gives nothing, &c.
The same day, Elyas de Chinggeford, carter (carectarius),
admitted, &c., before the aforesaid Mayor and Aldermen-half
a mark.
The same day, John de Writle, "coupere," admitted, &c.,
before the same-half a mark.
The same day, Fulk le Hodere admitted, &c., before the same
-half a mark.
Thursday before the Feast of St. Luke [18 Oct.], John le
Parker de Toleshonte admitted, &c., before Simon de Paris and
Nicholas Pikot, Aldermen-10s. And the said John found
witnesses to his fidelity and conversation, viz., Henry Bryan,
Ralph de Harwe, and Richard ad fontem.
Folio xxvii.
Cornhell, Walterus fil' Johannis le Hore.
Friday before the Feast of St. Michael [29 Sept.], 5 Edward II. [A.D. 1311], Walter, son of John le Hore de Oxford,
skinner, admitted, &c., before Nicholas de Farndone and John de
Wengrave, deputies of the Mayor, who was sick, Nicholas Pikot,
John de Lyncoln, Nigel Druri, Simon de Paris, Aldermen, at
the instance of Roger "Maeel," the King's Standard-bearer
(vexillifer')-half a mark.
Willelmus 'Pasqes, seller.
Tuesday before the Feast of St. Edward, K. [13 Oct.],
William Pasqes, "seeller," admitted, &c., before Henry de
Durham, Nicholas Picot, Simon de Paris, and Simon Bolet,
Aldermen-9s. 2d.
Johannes de Eggecestre.
The same day, John de Eggecestre, "whitawer," admitted,
&c., before the same-9s. 2d.
Thomas atte Chirche.
The same day, Thomas atte Chirche, "tanner," admitted, &c.,
before the same-10s.
Ad' de Cantuar'.
The same day, Adam de Canterbury admitted, &c., before
the same-9s. 2d.
Nicholaus le Cornewaille.
The same day, Nicholas le Cornewaille, "chaloner," admitted,
&c., before the aforesaid Mayor and Aldermen-10s.
Joh'es de Oxon', piscenar'.
Wednesday in the octave of St. Michael [29 Sept.], John de
Oxford, fishmonger, admitted, &c., before Simon de Paris and
Henry de Durham, Aldermen-15s. 10d.
Henr' de Redenale.
Monday before the Feast of St. Edward, K. [13 Oct.], Henry
de Redenale, fishmonger, admitted, &c., before Sir Richer de
Refham, the Mayor, Nicholas Pikot, Alderman, and Luke de
Haverynge, the Chamberlain, at the instance of the venerable
father Sir Walter [Reynolds], Bishop of Worcester, (fn. 12) the King's
Chancellor He therefore gives nothing.
Joh'es Syward, barber.
The same day, John Syward, "barbier," admitted, &c., before
the same at the instance of the aforesaid Bishop. He therefore
gives nothing.
Johannes Elyot.
The same day, John Elyot, carter, admitted, &c., before the
aforesaid Mayor and Aldermen-half a mark.
Johannes de Presle.
The same day, John de Presle, "braeler," (fn. 13) admitted, &c.,
before Thomas Romayn and Simon de Paris, Aldermen-45s. 10d.
Johannes de Henle.
The same day, John de Henele, "whitawier," admitted, &c.,
before the same-1 mark.
Willelmus Bonenfant.
The same day, William Bonenfant, "seler," admitted, &c.,
before the same-half a mark.
Folio xxvii b.
Alex' de Bray.
Monday before the Feast of St. Edward, K. [13 Oct.], 5 Edward II. [A.D. 1311], Alexander de Bray, "coureour," admitted,
&c., before Simon de Paris and Nicholas Picot, Aldermen-half
a mark.
Johannes de Eppyng'.
The same day, John de Eppynge, "brewere," admitted, &c.,
before the Mayor and Aldermen-10s.
Willelmus de Pertenale.
Monday before the Feast of SS. Simon and Jude [28 Oct.],
William de Pertenhale, taverner (pandoxator), admitted, &c.,
before William de Leire and Simon de Paris, Aldermen, and
Luke de Haverynge, the Chamberlain-10s.
Petrus fil' Joh'is le gardiner.
Friday after the Feast of SS. Simon and Jude [28 Oct.],
Peter, son of John le Gardiner, admitted, &c., before Simon de
Paris, Alderman, and Luke de Haverynge, the Chamberlain-
half a mark.
Walterus de Pappeworth.
The following day, Walter de Pappeworth, dyer, admitted,
&c., before Sir John de "Gysorce," the Mayor, John de Wengrave and Simon Bolet, Aldermen, and Luke de Haverynge, the
Chamberlain-2 marks.
The same day, Hugh de Claveryng, "uphelder," admitted
before Simon de Paris and Henry de Durham, Aldermen-10s.
Folio xxviii.
Redemptions of freedoms temp John le Mazelyner, the Chamberlain,
anno 5 Edward II.
David ae Cotesbrok'.
Eleccro David de Cotesbrok' in Contraro tulatorem.
Saturday before the Feast of St. Clement, Pope [23 Nov.],
5 Edward II. [A.D. 1311], David de Cotesbroke admitted, &c.,
before Sirs John de Gysors, the Mayor, Richer de Refham,
John de Wengrave, William de Coumbemartyn, John de Wyndesore, John de Lincoln, Richard de Willehale, Henry de Gloucestre, and Nicholas Picot, Aldermen, in the Guildhall, at the
instance of the whole Commonalty then assembled on the
Saturday aforesaid for divers business of the City. And afterwards, by the assent of the said Mayor and Aldermen, the
aforesaid David was elected by the aforesaid Commonalty the
same day to execute the office of Comptroller against (ver sus)
the Chamberlain, &c Nothing.
Rogerus de Thorp.
Monday the eve of St. Andrew, Ap. [30 Nov.], Roger de Thorp,
"ferron," admitted, &c before John de Gysors, the Mayor, and
Nicholas de Farendone, Alderman, and John le Mazeliner, the
Chamberlain, at the instance of Roger "Mael," the King's valet
-5s.
Johannes Archur.
Thursday after the Feast of St. Andrew [30 Nov.], John
Archur, "blader," admitted, &c., before John de Gysors, the
Mayor, John de Wyndesore, Alderman, and the aforesaid
Chamberlain-half a mark.
Willelmus le Clerk, potter.
Saturday before the Feast of St. Nicholas [6 Dec.], William
le Clerk, "potter," of Alegate, admitted, &c., before Sirs
Nicholas de Farendone, Henry de Durham, and Simon de Paris,
Aldermen, and the Chamberlain-1 mark.
Radulphus Wythe.
The following Monday, Ralph Wythe de "Eyghestre", (fn. 14) co.
Essex, admitted, &c., before Simon de Paris and John de
Wyndesore, Aldermen, and the Chamberlain - 1 mark.
Ric' Sayl.
The following day, Richard Sayl, butcher, admitted, &c.,
before Simon de Paris and Nicholas Picot, Aldermen-half a
mark.
Folio xxviii b.
Alanus de Chiggewelle.
Tuesday the morrow of St. Nicholas [6 Dec.], 5 Edward II
[A.D. 1311], Alan de Chiggewelle, fishmonger, admitted, &c.,
before Sir John de Gysors, the Mayor, Nicholas de Farndone
and Simon de Paris, Aldermen, and John le Mazeliner, the
Chamberlain-20s.
Stephanus le Brewer.
Wednesday the Feast of the Conception B.M. [8 Dec.],
Stephen le Brewer de Bramblee admitted, &c., before Simon de
Paris and Henry de Durham, Aldermen-1 mark.
Johannes Lowys.
Saturday before the Feast of St. Thomas, Ap. [21 Dec.],
John Lowys de Thuresby admitted, &c., before John de Gysors,
the Mayor, and John le Mazeliner, the Chamberlain-29s. 2d.
Ricardus de Staundone.
Wednesday the morrow of St. Thomas, Ap. [21 Dec.],
Richard de Staundone, smith (faber), admitted, &c., before
Henry de Durham and Simon de Paris, Aldermen-15s. 10d.
Salomon, cocus.
The same day, Salomon, the cook of Bredestrete, admitted,
&c., before the aforesaid Aldermen and John le Mazeliner, the
Chamberlain-20s.
Laur' Shail, cocus.
Thursday before the Feast of the Nativity of our Lord
[25 Dec.], Laurence Shail, cook, admitted before the same-
12s. 6d.
Walterus de Skardebourgh.
The same day, Walter de Skardeburgh, cook, admitted, &c.,
before the same-1 mark.
Robertus de Bykerwyl.
The same day, Robert de Bykerwyk, cook, admitted before
the same-15s. 10d.
Henr' Basset.
The same day, Henry Basset, cook, admitted, &c., before the
same-1 mark.
Johannes Jaye.
The same day, John Jaye, taverner, admitted, &c., before the
same-1 mark.
Folio xxix.
Stephanus de Walyngford.
Friday the eve of the Nativity of our Lord [25 Dec.], 5 Edward II. [A.D. 1311], Stephen de Walyngford, clerk, admitted, &c.,
before John de Gysors, the Mayor, N[icholas] de Farendone,
William Servat, John de Lincoln, John de Wyndesore, Henry
de Durham, Aldermen-20s.
Johannes Launce.
Wednesday before the Feast of Epiphany [6 Jan.], 5 Edward II. [A.D. 1311-12], John Launce, "stokfisshmongere,"
admitted, &c., before Simon de Paris and Henry de Durham,
Aldermen, and John le Mazeliner, the Chamberlain-10s.
Philippus de Farneham.
The same day, Philip de Farneham, late apprentice to Peter
Adrian, pepperer, admitted, &c., before the aforesaid Aldermen
He gives for acquiring the freedom because he had not fully
served his term 20s.
Thomas Wynel.
Friday the morrow of the Epiphany [6 Jan.], Thomas Wynel
de Wenlok, pepperer, admitted, &c., before Henry de Durham
and Simon de Paris, Aldermen-15s. 10d.
Henr' de Boylestone.
Tuesday after the Feast of the Epiphany [6 Jan.], Henry de
Boylestone admitted, &c., before Henry de Durham and Simon
de Paris, Aldermen, and John le Mazeliner, the Chamberlain-
33s. 4d.
The same day, Simon de Elyngham, "fundour," admitted,
&c., before the aforesaid Aldermen-1 mark.
Thursday the Feast of St. Hillary [13 Jan.], Robert Sailleben,
cook, admitted, &c., before the same-half a mark.
The same day, William de Alegate de Hamptehill, potter,
admitted, &c., before William de Leire, Alderman, and John le
Mazelyner, the Chamberlain-half a mark.
The same day, William de Waledene, cook, admitted before
the aforesaid Aldermen [sic]-half a mark.
The same day, Geoffrey de Dynyngtone, cook, admitted, &c.,
before the aforesaid Mayor and Aldermen [sic]-half a mark.
Folio xxix b.
Ricardus de Bartona.
Friday after the Feast of St. Hillary [13 Jan.], 5 Edward II
[A.D. 1311-12], Richard de Bartona, cook, admitted before
Simon de Paris and Henry de Durham, Aldermen, and John
le Mazelyner, the Chamberlain-10s.
Willelmus de Leye.
The same day, William de Leye, "peleter," admitted, &c.,
before the same-half a mark.
Radulphus de Thornetone.
The same day, Ralph de Thorntone, cook, admitted, &c.,
before the aforesaid Aldermen-10s.
Henr' de Teukesbery.
The same day, Henry de Teukesbery, cook, admitted, &c.,
before the same-half a mark.
Johannes de Gildeford.
The same day, John de Gildeford, cook, admitted, &c., before
the aforesaid Aldermen and the Chamberlain-half a mark.
Thomas Compaygne.
Tuesday after the Feast of St. Hillary [13 Jan.], Thomas
Compaygne admitted, &c., before John de Gysors, the Mayor,
John de Wengrave, Simon de Paris, and Henry de Durham,
Aldermen-1 mark.
Simon de Berdefeld.
The same day, Simon de Berdefeld, cook, admitted, &c.,
before the aforesaid Mayor and Aldermen-10s.
Ricardus de Brehill'.
The same day, Richard de Brehille, cook, admitted, &c.,
before the aforesaid Aldermen-half a mark.
Johannes de Dynesle.
The same day, John de Dynesle, cook, admitted, &c., before
the aforesaid Aldermen and the Chamberlain-half a mark.
Ad' de Kirkeby.
The same day, Adam de Kirkeby, cook, admitted, &c., before
the aforesaid Aldermen-10s.
Johannes de Wycombe.
The same day, John de Wycombe, cook, admitted, &c., before
the same-half a mark.
Johannes Cosyn, cocus.
Wednesday after the Feast of Conversion of St. Paul
[25 Jan.], John Cosyn, cook, admitted, &c., before Sirs Nicholas
de Farendone and Simon de Paris, Aldermen-half a mark.
Nicholaus le Hurlere.
The same day, Nicholas le Hurlere, cook, admitted, &c., before
the same-half a mark.
Folio xxx.
Radulphus de Cordewaner strete.
Wednesday after the Feast of the Conversion of St. Paul
[25 Jan.], 5 Edward II. [A.D. 1311-12], Ralph de Cordewanerstrete, cook, admitted, &c., before Sirs Nicholas de Farndone,
Simon de Paris, and Henry de Durham, Aldermen-half a mark.
Johannes Knyght, cocus.
The same day, John Knyght, cook, admitted, &c., before the
same For having the freedom, half a mark.
Johannes de Wenrenge, heymongere.
Tuesday the eve of the Purification B.M. [2 Feb.], John de
Wenrenge, "heymongere," admitted, &c., before John de Gisors,
the Mayor, Henry de Durham, John de Wyndesore, Geoffrey
de Conduit, and Nigel Drury, Aldermen-5s.
Walterus de Wengham.
The following Thursday, Walter de Wengham de Kent
admitted, &c., before Simon de Paris and Nicholas Pikot, Aldermen, and John le Mazelyner, the Chamberlain-half a mark.
The same day, Richard atte Stoples, "braceour," admitted,
&c -30s.
Tuesday the eve of the Purification [2 Feb.], Ralph de Finchingfeld, butcher, admitted, &c., before Simon de Paris and
Nicholas Pikot, Aldermen, and John le Mazelyner, the Chamberlain-1 mark.
The same day, William de Bentele, "herbergeor," (fn. 15) admitted,
&c., before the aforesaid Aldermen-15s. 10d.
The same day, John de Coutone (?), cook, admitted, &c.,
before the same-10s.
Friday after Ash Wednesday [8 Feb.], John de Brawynge
admitted, &c., before Henry de Durem and Nicholas Pikot,
Aldermen, and John le Mazelyner, the Chamberlain-12s. 6d.
The following day, Nicholas Crane, butcher, admitted, &c.,
before John de Wyndesore, Alderman, and John le Mazelyner,
the Chamberlain, and David de Cotesbroke (fn. 16) -12s. 6d.
Monday the Feast of St. Valentine [14 Feb.], Ivo de Wattone,
"joygnour," admitted, &c., before Henry de Durham and John
de Wyndesore, Aldermen-half a mark.
The same day, Ralph de Bosbery, barber, admitted, &c.,
before the aforesaid Aldermen-half a mark.
The same day, John Pedefer de Boloygne admitted, &c.,
before John de Gisors, the Mayor, and other Aldermen And
he gives to the Commonalty for having the freedom 1 mark and
no more because admitted at the instance of Sir Humphrey de
"Boun," Earl of Hereford. And John de Vaux, dyer, John de
Berdene, "joignour," Richard le Joignour, Robert Bever,
saddler, [and] Bernard de la Rochele came before the aforesaid
Mayor and mainprised the said John that no evil or damage
should arise through him to the City this side of the sea or
beyond, &c.
Folio xxx b.
Robertus Godard, braceour.
Thursday before the Feast of St. Peter in Cathedra [22 Feb.],
5 Edward II. [A.D. 1311-12], Robert Godard, "braceour,"
admitted, &c., before Henry de Durham and Geoffrey de Conduit,
Aldermen, and John le Mazelyner, the Chamberlain-10s.
The same day, Gilbert Thebaud, "hurer," admitted, &c.,
before the aforesaid Aldermen-1 mark.
Thursday after the Feast of St. Valentine [14 Feb.], William
de Wynchester, "cordewaner," admitted, &c., before Henry
de Durham and Nicholas Picot, Aldermen-10s.
The same day, Robert de la Marche, tailor, admitted, &c.,
before the same-10s.
The same day, Ralph Gobbe, "stokfissmongere," admitted,
&c., before the same-33s. 4d.
Monday before the Feast of St. Peter in Cathedra [22 Feb.],
John de Syvelesho (fn. 17) admitted, &c., before Nicholas de Farendone
and Henry de Durham, Aldermen-10s.
The same day, John Brid admitted, &c., before the same-10s.
Wednesday before the Feast of St. Matthias [24 Feb.],
Richard Danyel, "fuyster," admitted, &c., before Henry de
Durham and Geoffrey de Conduit, Aldermen, and John le Mazelyner, the Chamberlain-half a mark.
The same day, Stephen le Keu, residing at the end of the
bridge, admitted, &c., before Henry de Durham and Simon
de Paris, Aldermen-half a mark.
The next day, Richard le Faytour de Chepyngnortone (fn. 18)
admitted, &c., before John de Gisors, the Mayor, Nicholas de
Farendone, John de Wengrave, John de Wyndesore, Henry
de Durham, John de Lincoln, and Geoffrey de Conduit, Aldermen-1 mark.
The following Saturday, Adam Ballard, blader, admitted
before John de Wengrave and Henry de Durham, Aldermen,
and John le Mazelyner, the Chamberlain-30s.
The same day, John de Croydon, called "le Long," blader,
admitted, &c., before the same-29s. 2d.
Monday after the Feast of St. Matthias [24 Feb.], John le
Coupere de Horne came before the Chamberlain, and before
Henry de Durham, Simon de Paris, Henry de Durham [sic],
and Anketyn de Gysorz, Aldermen, [and was admitted, &c]-
half a mark.