Catalogue description Petitioners: John de Outey, merchant of Bayonne, proctor and attorney of Pierre de...

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Details of SC 8/338/E1248
Reference: SC 8/338/E1248
Description:
Petitioners: John de Outey, merchant of Bayonne, proctor and attorney of Pierre de Sobriges, merchant of Bayonne.
Name(s): de Outey, John
Addressees: King and council.
Occupation: merchant of Bayonne
Nature of request: Outey requests that Mortimer be commanded to pay him the money that Mortimer is bound to Sobriges in, he having taken the sum in Bayonne, Sobriges having tallies and witnesses.
Nature of endorsement: He should go to Chancery and there obtain justice according to the common law.
Places mentioned: Bayonne, [Gascony, France].
People mentioned: Pierre de Sobriges, merchant of Bayonne; Roger de Mortumer (Mortimer), knight.
Note: The petition is dated to 1305-1306 as this petition seems to be part of an original file of Gascon petitions - SC 8/338/E1217-SC 8/338/E1260 - for which SC 8/338/E1228 seems to have been the cover petition. The dating of this group of documents is arrived at by the possibility of more closely dating several of the petitions in this group, and these are noted when necessary. In addition, almost all of the petitions bear the old PRO references to Diplomatic Documents 1542 and 1548.
Date: [1305-1306]
Related material:

The petition belongs to a probable original file consisting of SC 8/338/E1217- SC 8/338/E1260 of which SC 8/338/E1228 was probably the cover petition judging from its endorsement, see SC 8/338/E1228
Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Former reference in its original department: Diplomatic Documents 1548
Legal status: Public Record(s)
Language: French
Closure status: Open Document, Open Description

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