He was granted a pardon in May 1383 as a co-executor in the estate of William de Ufford, Earl of Suffolk. and a co-defendant with John Pyshale,clerk, Thomas Wroxham, John Calf, Benedict Walssheworth and others against Margaret Mareschall, Countess of Norfolk for breaking "her closes and houses at Framelyngham, Bongey and Saham,co. Suffolk, felled her growing trees, fished in her fishponds, and carried away trees, timber and other goods, and four chests containing charters, writings, &c"
HD 1538/298/1
Feoffment Creation dates: 20 Jul 1386 Physical characteristics: 2 seals, 1 incomplete Language: Latin Scope and Content
1. William Phelip of Denyngton [Dennington]
William Cloutyng' of L
Geoffrey Richer, barker of Lowystoft' William Dunmowe of Lowystoft' [Lowestoft]
2. John atte Grene of Somerleton' [Somerleyton] 1 to 2, messuage in Lowystoft' lying between common lane of Lowystoft' on E. and toft of Geoffrey de Mildenhale on W., abutting S. on [property of] G.M. and N. on messuage of Robert Plomer; to hold of chief lord of fee for accustomed services. Witnesses: --- [illegible], John Launey, kt, Robert de Reueshale, William --- [illegible], John Lacy, John de Langele and others. Given at [illegible], Friday the feast of St Margaret the Virgin, 10 Ric.II.
DEEDS AND RELATED DOCUMENTS East and West Beckham and elsewhere FILE - Quitclaim - ref. Phi/23 576 x 9 - date: 1392 [from Scope and Content] Quitclaim by William Wynter to Thomas Erpingham, Robert Berneye, and Thomas Geneye knights, William Boteller chaplain, William Phelyp, George Felbrigg and John, parson of Salle, of the manor of East Beckham with lands etc. formerly of Roger de Beckham knight in East and West Beckham, Sheringham, Beeston, Runton, Shipden, Felbrigg, Aylmerton, Sustead and Gresham. 17th April

FRESSINGFIELD - ref. HD 1538/230

FILE - Evidences of title - ref. HD 1538/230/1-40 - date: Early 13c.-1613
item: Feoffment chirograph - ref. HD 1538/230/12 - date: 18 Feb 1395
[from Scope and Content] 1 to 2, manor called Chebenhale [Chepenhall] in Fresyngfeld [Fressingfield] and all 1's other lands and tenements in Fresyngfield and other adjoining towns in Hoxne hundred, which 1 lately had by feoffment of Robert de Ufford, kt; to hold of chief lords of fee for accustomed services; provided that 2 pay £86 13s.4d. at Fresyngfeld on next morrow of Purification. Witnesses: Thomas de Bedyngfeld, kt, William Phylipp, William Cloutyng, Richard del Chyrch, John Caltoft and others. Given at Fresyngfeld, Thursday after feast of St Valentine, 18 Ric.II.
1 Henry IV, Pt. VII - P. 314
28 May 1400
Commission to John Staverton, John Wynter, William Phelip, John Glenham and Richard Bowet, escheator in the county of Suffolk,to enquire about all purpresturos within the town of Dunwich and the port of the same and all usurpations upon the king and the burgesses there in the withdrawal of toll, custom and other commodities belonging to the town and burgesses and about the occupation of the marsh called 'le Kyngesholm.'
4 Henry IV, Pt. 1 - P. 184
19 Dec 1402
Grant for life, with the assent of the council, to the king's esquire William Phelipp of 10 marks yearly at the Exchequer.