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Petitioners:
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Margery de
Kynardesle (Kinnersley).
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Name(s):
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de
Kynardesle (Kinnersley), Margery
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Addressees:
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King.
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Nature of
request:
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Margery de
Kynardesle requests right be done regarding Simon de Beltoft, who she fears
intends to murder her. She states that Simon was outlawed for various
felonies, but has falsely claimed to have been exiled with Lord Beaumont,
and has attempted to secure a pardon for his crimes.1)
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Nature of
endorsement:
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The King's
ministers should not allow anyone outlawed to remain at large, and on that
a writ is to be sent to the steward and marshal of the King's Household.2)
It is witnessed before the Council that the king has pardoned the outlawry
pronounced upon him for the trespass, providing that he surrenders himself
and is ready to answer for the death, and it seems to the Council that he
ought not be pardoned for the death.
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Places
mentioned:
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[Nottinghamshire].
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People
mentioned:
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Simon de
Beltoft; [...] de Bekyngham (Beckingham); Ralph de Beltoft; [...] Carwell;
[Henry de Beaumont], Lord Beaumont.
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Date
derivation:
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Datable to
c. 1331 with reference to the exile of Lord Beaumont. Beaumont and his
followers fled into exile following the failed coup attempt against
Mortimer and Isabella in 1329, returning after Mortimer's fall in October
1330. Although most of the name of the county is missing, the eyre
mentioned must be that held in Nottinghamshire in 1330.
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