Source: Public Record Office: CP 40/677
Title: Common Pleas Easter 8 Henry VI
Date: 26 May 1430
Place:  Hampshire

Essex'

Joh’es Chaundeler alias d’cus Pulter p attorn’ suu’ op se iiij^to die v^rsus Joh’em Plukrose de Magna Chishell de pl’ito quare cepit quendam equm ip’ius Joh’is Chaundeler p^rcij duodecim solidor & eum iniuste detinuit cont^a vad’ & pleg’ &c’. Et ip’e non ven’. Et h’uit inde diem hic vsq’ ad hunc diem scil’t in Crastion Ascens’ d’ni² &c’ p p^rfixionem &c’ postq^am loquela p^rd’ca deducta fuit hic ad sectam p^rd’ci Joh’is Plukrose I’o idem Joh’es Plukrose distr’ q’d sit hic a die s’ce Trinitatis in xv dies³ &c’ ad que’ diem vic’ non mis’ br’e I’o sicut distr’ q’d sit hic in Octabis s’ci Mich’i⁴ &c’

Essex

John Chaundeler otherwise called Pulter appeared for a fourth day by his attorney against John Plukrose of Great Chishell, in a plea wherefore he took a certain horse of the said John Chaundeler worth 12s, and unjustly detained it against wage and pledge &c.; and (the defendant) has not come; and he had the day here adjourned to this day, namely the morrow of Ascension &c. by appointment &c. after the case aforesaid had been brought here at the suit of the aforesaid John Plukrose; therefore the same John Plukrose is to be distrained, to be here on the quindene of Trinity &c.; on which day the sheriff has not sent the writ; therefore, as (before), let him be distrained to be here on the octaves of Michaelmas &c.

²  26 May 1430
³  25 June 1430
⁴  13 October 1430