Catalogue description Petitioners: Margaret Wyberd, daughter of Thomas Wyberd of Sandwich. Name(s): ...

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Details of SC 8/151/7515
Reference: SC 8/151/7515
Description:
Petitioners: Margaret Wyberd, daughter of Thomas Wyberd of Sandwich.
Name(s): Wyberd, Margaret
Addressees: King.
Nature of request: [Petition in 8 parts].1) Wyberd requests remedy against Pirot for money he owes her for livestock that he bought from her.2) She requests remedy against Helles as he has failed to render money to her which he promised to lend her on the security of a portable breviary and gradual which she gave to him, and he wrongfully detains the pledges.3) She requests remedy against Heyward concerning horses that he has wrongfully retained.4) She requests remedy against Barroth for goods he detains from her.5) She requests remedy against Goldfinch for a horse, pail and cask which he wrongfully detains from her.6) She requests remedy against Goldsmith for a ring which she gave to him so that . . . but she can have nothing from him.7) She requests remedy for . . . [damaged] . . . which he wrongfully detains from her.8) She requests remedy against Heye . . .
Nature of endorsement: In Chancery.
Places mentioned: Sandwich, [Kent]; Ireland; Canterbury, [Kent].
People mentioned: Henry Pirot, kt. of Kent; Alan de Helles; Thomas le Heyward of Ireland; Nicholas Barroth, bailiff of the prior of Canterbury; John Golfinch (Goldfinch); Michael le Orfevere (Goldsmith) of Canterbury; Robert de Wegham, taverner of Canterbury; Thomas de la Heye.
Note: The petition has been speculatively dated to c. 1280-c. 1300 on the basis of the hand.
Date: [c. 1280-c. 1300]
Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Legal status: Public Record(s)
Language: French
Closure status: Open Document, Open Description

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