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On 20 November 1372, at Westminster another Commission, again on the
complaint by William Latymer investigated an allegation that a number of
individuals including John Porter of Farndale (PORT00001),
Hugh Bailly of Farndale (BAI00001),
Adam Bailly of Farndale (BAI00002),
and others, entered his free chace at Danby co York, hunted
therein without licence and took deer therefrom, and assaulted his men
and servants (Calendar of Patent Rolls, 46 Edward III, Part II, page
243).
1372, Nov 20. Westminster. Commission to
Robert de Roos, sheriff of York, Acrise
de Hanlaby, Roger de Fulthorp,
William de Nessfield, James de Raygate,
John Clervaux and John de Topclif
of Rypon to arrest and commit to prison all persons
prosecuting appeals in derogation of the judgement of the justices of the Bench
whereby the king recovered against the abbey of St Mary’s York, and Richard
Belle, Chaplain, his presentation to the church of Croft, lately void and in
the King’s gift by reason of the temporalities of the abbey of St Mary, York,
being in his hand, and to the hindrance of the king’s clerk, Henry Bowet, who
holds the church on the king’s presentation.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Ralph de Hastynges, John Moubray, Thomas de Ingleby, Roger de Fulthorp and John de Laysyngby,
on complaint by William Latymer that John de Rungeton,
John son of John Percy of Kildale, John de Grenhowe,
chaplain, John de Grenhow, parson in the church of
Kildale, John Porter of Farndale (PORT00001),
Hugh Bailly of Farndale (BAI00001),
Adam Bailly of Farndale (BAI00002),
and others, entered his free chace at Danby co York, hunted
therein without licence and took deer therefrom, and assaulted his men
and servants. By C.
See FAR00048.
There is a separate page about poaching in Pickering Forest.