STAFFORDSHIRE AND DORSET 25
6 Edw. III (1332). Exchequer Salxsicly Roll. p. 1 17.
Taxes granted by Parliament for the expenses of the
Scotch War.
KYNGESLEY
]oh’ne Galpyn ijs vid
Ale:x’o Galpyn xiid
CHEDLE
Will’o Galpyn vis
P- 49-
Mich. 7 Edw. III (1333).
Richard, son of Alan de Leghes of Whiston, and Margaret
his wife sued William Galpyn of Checlle for I4 acres of land in
Kyngesley and he sued Yolzn Ga@>yn eyf C/zedle for two acres of
land and William le Taillour of Chedle for an acre of land in
the same vill, as the right of Margaret.
The defendants prayed a view and the suit was adjourned
to the Quindene of Hillary. M. 124.
_ p. 58.
1334. De Banco. Hillary 8-9 Edw. III (1334.-5).
Richard, son of Allan de Leghes of Whiston, and Margaret
lzis ·wg’e sued 70lzn Gaéoyn gf Clzeclle for two acres of land in
Kyngesley and they sued William Galpyn of Chedle for thir-
teen and a half acres of land and Richard de la Shawe of Thorn-
bury for one acre in the same vill as the right of the said
Margaret.
None of the defendants appeared and the Sherii¥ was
ordered to take the tenements into the King’s hand and summon
them for the Quindene of Holy Trinity. M. 338.
Patent Rolls
II Edw. III (1337).
The Sheriff of Nottingham to the Prior of Blythe for 1 5
marks. Mainpernors: ]ohn Galopyn and
William de Legh.
CRoxDBN ABBEY, STA1=FoRDs1—11RE
Among the annals of Crokesden Abbey compiled by a
monk named William Shepsheved the following entry made in
1335 occurs: A