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Details of SC 8/145/7231
Reference: SC 8/145/7231
Description:
Petitioners: ? No Petitioner named
Nature of request: Response to the King's writ requesting information concerning the arrest of William de Offeton (SC 8/145/7230), stating that he was captured in Berkshire by Thomas de Neuwebiggynge, clerk, for knowingly harbouring his brother, Roger de Offeton, who had been with Roger de Mortimer of Wigmore who escaped from the Tower of London, and handed over to the Sheriffs of London, to be kept safely until they had further instructions from the King.
Nature of endorsement: [Response to SC 8/145/7229] He is to sue before the justices appointed to hold pleas before the King.
Places mentioned: Ufton, Berkshire; London.
People mentioned: William de Offeton (Ufton); Thomas de Neuwebiggynge (Neubiggyng), clerk; Roger de Offeton (Ufton), brother of William de Offeton; Roger de Mortuo Mari (Mortimer) of Wigmore; John de Oxonia (Oxford), Sheriff of London; Adam de Sarum (Salisbury), Sheriff of London.
Note: Response to a writ ordering John de Oxonia to appear before the council on the morrow of Ash Wednesday 1324, to provide information on the arrest of William de Offeton (SC 8/145/7230).
Date: [1324]
Related material:

For another petition concerning an attachment by Thomas de Neubiggyng, see SC 8/150/7472

For the writ to which this is the response, see SC 8/145/7230

For the petition which gave rise to that writ, see SC 8/145/7229

For transcript, see no.95 of PRO 31/7/98
Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Legal status: Public Record(s)
Language: Latin
Closure status: Open Document, Open Description

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