22 THE FAMILY OF GALPIN OF
Rohert Galpyu not appearing to prosecute his writ of novel
disseisin versus Hugh sou if Adam Gamyu and Adam Gahoyu
respecting a freehold in Dulverne (Dilhorn) the suit is dis-
missed. Memh. II.
Vol. vii, p. 132.
Assizes taken at Wolverhampton in co. Stafford before the
same Justices (? William de Mortimer and Roger de Bellapago)
on Wednesday before the Feast of the Purification. 3 5 Edw. I
(1307}
An Assize, etc. if Richard sou of Hugh Gamyn of Dulverue,
Richard de Caverswell, William de Caverswell, Clerk, William
Cort of Caverswell and Hugh de Peshale of Dulvere [sic] had
unjustly disseised Rohert Galvyu of Cheadle of a toft and half
a virgate and two acres of land and three acres of meadow in
Dulverne (Dilhorn).
Richard de Caverswell answered as tenant and stated he
entered by the said Richard sou q' Hugh, and Richard sou q' Hugh
stated his father died seised of the tenements and he had entered
into them as.his son and heir.
Verdict for the defendants. Memh. 21.
Chronicles q' the Reighs of Edward I aud H
A.D. 1302. Session of judges at Leadenhall——Richard
Galopin, justice.
Eodem anno in Festi Sancti Dunstani domini-Londoni-
arum justiciarii regis assignati, sedebant apud aulam plumbeam
super Cornhille per breve regis pro transgressione facta.
Ricardum Galopyn et ceteros in brevi nominatos.
Salt Collectious, vol. x, p. 16.
Extracts from Plea Rolls.
Coram Rege. Hillary, 8 Edw. II (13 I4).
Stai¥ord. Richard de Whitemor of Brodok (Broadoak), `
John and Richard his sons, William Longsing and Robert and
Henry his sons, Henry del Shawe of Hunteleye and Thomas
his son, Philip Galpyu and twenty—six others named, were
attached to the suit of Robert de Dutton for coming vi et armis
on the Saturday before the Feast of St. ]ohn the Baptist,
7 Edw. II, and breaking down his fences at Rounhall at a place