Catalogue description Petitioners: Lawrence de Allerthorp, clerk; William Danyell (Daniel). Name(s): ...

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Details of SC 8/215/10717
Reference: SC 8/215/10717
Description:
Petitioners: Lawrence de Allerthorp, clerk; William Danyell (Daniel).
Name(s): de Allerthorp; Danyell (Daniel), Lawrence; William
Addressees: Council.
Occupation: clerk
Nature of request: Allerthorp and Danyell recount that they and others purchased from Everingham the manor of Skegby, in which they were enfeoffed, have been peacefully seised for a long time, and are recognized as the lords by their tenants, and that Everingham then released and quitclaimed the same manor to them and has been paid all that he should according to their agreement. Nevertheless lately Everingham wrongfully entered the manor and removed the petitioners and other lords, so that none of them dare to remain in or enjoy the manor, and he has so menaced the tenants that they dare not pay their rents or do service to their rightful lords, and because the same tenants will not obey Everingham's orders he has distrained them, chased their beasts out of the manor, and is keeping them all under arrest until they pay him their rents. The petitioners request that a writ be directed to Everingham to appear before the King and council to answer for his actions.
Nature of endorsement: [None].
Places mentioned: Skegby, Nottinghamshire.
People mentioned: Reginald de Everyngham (Everingham), knight.
Note: Dated on the guard to? 1390-? 1393, on the basis that this petition was once located in Chancery Files 425.
Date: [? 1390-? 1393]
Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Legal status: Public Record(s)
Language: French
Closure status: Open Document, Open Description

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