This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1904 edition. Excerpt: ...all outlawed. Chattels of Hugh de la Grene, 2 marks; Henry son of Dande i8s.; Ralph Sonky i mark; Hugh de la Legh 17s. 6d., and he held land for which the King's year 3s. 6d.; Robert de Merclokhurst 17s., and he held land for which the King's year mark; Richard de Dingyll 4 marks; the rest nothing. Later comes Robert le Sauvage and pays fine for the said Ralph de Saunky and Ranulph his brother, i mark, that they may return to the King's peace; surety, Henry le Butiller. The Wappentak Of Makefeud Comes By xn. TO. 19 Of Richard de Hindelegh, Hugh de Haydok and their fellow jurors for their fine before Judgment, I00S. William Reeve (praepositus) of Neuton was drowned from a horse in Glasebrok. Agnes his wife first found him. Verdict, misadventure. Value of horse i mark, for which the Sheriff to account. Roger Scharp wounded Michael de Wennewyk in the fields of Wennewyk so that he died the next day, and Roger fled. Outlawed, chattels I mark. The Jury present that Robert de Waterfal, while Sheriff, summoned both freeman and villeins to make inquisition concerning the death of a man and other Crown pleas at Makefeud and there took fines and defaults; so fined. Of persons indicted: --they say that Luuecok de Middelton, Thomas le Turnur of Wygan, William Blakape of Pemberton, Maddok le Walays and Cuuin son of Maddok, suspected of theft, absconded; so outlawed. Chattels of Luuecok 3s.; William 5s. 6d.; Maddok its.; for which the Sheriff to account; the rest, nothing. The Town (villata) Of Liuerpol Comes By xn. Of the same Town for their fine before Judgment and for 12 jurors and for escapes: --6 marks. A boy unknown was found drowned in the water nigh the mill pool of Liuerpool. Roger son of William first found him. Verdict, misadventure. Alan de Scheyl a.