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Details of SC 8/132/6590
Reference: SC 8/132/6590
Description:
Petitioners: Master and scholars of University Hall in Oxford.
Addressees: King and council.
Nature of request: Petition concerning disputes over property in Oxford.
Nature of endorsement: [Largely illegible.]
Places mentioned: Oxford, [Oxfordshire].
People mentioned: Edmund Fraunceys; Idoyne (Idonia) [Fraunceys], wife of Edmund Fraunceys; Robert Westby; Richard Garston; Juliana [Garston], wife of William Garston; William Saundres; Isabella [Saundres], wife of William Saundres; Walter Knyght; Alice [Knyght], wife of Walter Knyght; John Wyndesore (Windsor); Margery [Windsor], wife of John Wyndesore; Roger Aswardeby, late master of University Hall; Richard Cornwaille; Isabella [Cornwaille], wife of Richard Cornwaille.
Note: Roughly dated by Oxford Petitions, pp.144-5, and by related petitions.
Date: [c. 1381]
Related material:

Another petition by the same petitioners is SC 8/341/16063

Another petition by the same petitioners is SC 8/340/16034

Another petition by the same petitioners is SC 8/20/978

A writ occasioned by this petition is SC 8/19/915C

A writ occasioned by this petition is SC 8/19/915B

Another petition by the same petitioners is SC 8/19/915A
Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Legal status: Public Record(s)
Language: French
Closure status: Open Document, Open Description
Publication note:

Parliamentary Petitions Relating to Oxford, Oxford Historical Society, vol. XXXII, Ed. L. Toulmin Smith, (Oxford Historical Society, 1896), pp.144-145 (calendar of petition)

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