Archive:CP 40/1121

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Easter Term, 1544 membrane 222 face

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Heref: s(cilicet) Hugo Welshe p(er) attorn(atus) sua op(tulit) se iiij^to die v(er)sus Will(ia)m(o) Yarward nup(er) de parva dewchurche in Com(itatu) p(re)d(ic)t(o) husbondman de pl(ac)ito q(uo)d reddat ei sexaginta tresdec(e)m solidos & decem denarios et v(er)sus will(ia)m(o) ap Rees Thomas ap Ieuan nup(er) de Clifford in Com(itatu) p(re)d(ic)t(o) husbandman et v(er)sus Rob(er)tum Witney nup(er) de Castelton in Com(itatu) p(re)d(ic)t(o) Gentylman de pl(ac)ito q(uo)d ut(er)q(ue) eor(um) reddat ei quadraginta solidos quos ei debent & iniuste detient &c Et ip(s)i non ven(erunt) Et ___ fuit vic(e) q(uo)d cap(er)et eos &c et Vic(ecomes) modo mand(at) q(uo)d non sunt invent(i) __ _____ ____ cap_____ q(uo)d sint hic in octavis S(anc)ti Trinitatis &c

Translation:
Herefordshire as follows: Hugh Welshe, by his attorney appeared on the 4th day [of Easter term], against William Yarward, late of Parva Dewchurche, in the county aforesaid, husbandman, in plea to pay 73s. 10d. owed; and against William ap Rees Thomas ap Ieuan, late of Clifford, in the County aforesaid, husbandman and against Robert Whitney of Castleton, in the county aforesaid, gentleman, in plea that they both pay 40s owed and unjustly detained; they did not attend, sheriff ordered to arrest; sheriff reported they could not be found; so they are to be brought before the court at the Octaves of Trinity.

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