PRICE (PRYS), John.

In December 1405 a writ of supersedeas was directed to the sheriff of London in favour of John Price at the suit of John Trewike. His mainpernors were a Cornishman, someone from Devon, and two Londoners. On the same day he himself went surety for John Symonde of Bodmin. Unfortunately, the latter failed to keep the peace and Price and his fellows forfeited £20 as a consequence.1CCR, 1405-9, p. 80; CPR, 1405-8, p. 114.