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ABSTRACTS OF CORONERS' INQUESTS IN NORTHAMPTONSHIRE:
25 EDWARD I TO 20 EDWARD II
(JUST 2/106)

Index Introduction

Copyright Stephen Swailes.

This page indexes coroners' inquests for Northamptonshire from the JUST 2/106 roll which The National Archives dates from 25 Edward I to 20 Edward II. The roll covers villages around Oundle in particular. Personal names and placenames are extracted for this index and brief details of events are provided in many cases. The roll is generally in good condition although about four or five of the earliest inquests at the beginning of membrane 1 are difficult to read and also some later on the same membrane. There is one inquest from 20 Edward II but otherwise they stop at 17 Edward II. Lists and values of chattels of suspected felons are often given.

Reference
JUST 2/106		 Regnal Year Place Deceased First finder Pledgers Notes
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Image (AALT)		 Crowthorp ? Practically illegible.
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Image (AALT)		 Clopton Practically illegible. Misfortune
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Image (AALT)		 28 Ed1 Litilthorp William a child aged 2 Ralph Power ? Andrew de Litilthorp & Robert Kybe of the same Found drowned in a pit in the court of Ralph Power de Litilthorpe with no wounds. He was playing near the pit and is presumed to have slipped in and drowned. Misfortune. The inquest jury was drawn from Litilthorp cum Lollington, Hemington, Kynesthorp and Armestone. Littlethorp may have been a settlement in Luddington parish.
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Image (AALT)		 28 Ed1 Oundle Matilda (daughter/wife of) Henry le Hayward de Oundel A house fire started by a falling candle, burnt?
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Image (AALT)		 28 Ed1 Ashton Joan daughter of Robert son of Ralph de Ayston aged 3 Robert son of Robert of Ayston Robert son of Ralph & William (Berk) de Oundele At Ayston, found drowned in a (ditch? in the court of Richard Flaune de Ayston and Hugh Po__ of the same with no wounds. Misfortune.
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Image (AALT)		 29 Ed1 Kingsthorpe in Polebrook At Kynisthorp, found with no wounds.
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Image (AALT)		 29 Ed1 Titchmarsh ? Robert attegrene de (Denford) (Humphry de Veer) de Tichmers & Richard (Sayman) of the same
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Image (AALT)		 29 Ed1 Thrapston Abjuration: On 6th July 1301 Stephen of Dry Drayton took sanctuary in the church of St James and confessed that he had stolen three horses at Deene in a place called Sultoft/Multoft.He was assigned to Dover and his chattles were two horses, a cap, a girdle, a knife, two purses, a tunic, a sword, a saddle and 4 and a half pence in money.
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Image (AALT)		 29 Ed1 Polebrook John of Weldon Reginald Porthors and Ralph le Chapman both of Pokebrok went after dinner to the house of John of Weldon of Pokebrok by order of Sir Ralph Porthors of Pokebrok to bring John to Sir Ralph's court, dead or alive. The found John asleep and Reginald struck him on the head with a sword that penetrated to the brain. Ralph struck him with an axe and John died some days later. They took 10 shilling and a farthing from John. Reginald and Ralph fled and had no chattels. The sword was worth 12 pence and the axe 4 pence. Polebrook says that Reginald and Ralph went to John's house to fetch his wife, Joan, and place her in the stocks. Sir Ralph, Reginald and Ralph are to be arrested. (Full translation in Selden Society vol. IX, 1895).
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Image (AALT)		 29 Ed1 Titchmarsh Henry Wymer de Tichemers Henry tied up his cart loaded with hay and fell to ground breaking his neck. The cart with harness was worth 2 shillings and 8 pence, the hay 18 pence, the mare 4 shillings.
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Image (AALT)		 29 Ed1 Wadenhoe Robert son of Julian de Waddenho Alice his sister Robert son of Walter & William Mordak Found drowned in the river below Waddenho with no wounds. He had been bathing in a place called Forth and by misfortune he drowned.
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Image (AALT)		 29 Ed1 Titchmarsh William de Swyneford William died from a wound made with a pole-axe (pollach) that penetrated to the brain. A quarrel arose in Thrapston between Richard son of Henry of Aldwinckle and Richard son of John of Molesworth. Richard of Aldwinckle struck Richard of Molesworth with a staff and beat him. William, rector of Achurch, was present and struck William of Swinford on the head causing death after six days. John the rector of All Saints Aldwincke was also present and and struck William de Swyneford on the head with a pole-axe and then withdrew to his church. William the rector of Aldwinckle had fled. The pole-axe was worth 6 pence.
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Image (AALT)		 29 Ed1 Lyveden John de Liveden ___ (son of) Hugh Carpenter Walter de Liveden & Robert Alwyne of the same Found in a wood above Livden in a place called Cogrode. Misfortune.
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Image (AALT)		 29 Ed1 Wigsthorpe Matilda daughter of William de Radbone ___ce her sister William Knyt de Wykingestorp & Hugh the chaplain of the same. At Wykingesthorp, found in the court of Thomas de Wykyngestorp chaplain. Roger Knyt de Wykingesthorp & John Wyot de Lilleford. Misfortune. Lilford.
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Image (AALT)		 29 Ed1 Wigsthorpe Adam le ___ de Lilleford In the fields of Wykingesthorp, digging, a fall, confessed and took communion before dying. Misfortune.
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Image (AALT)		 30 Ed1 Elmington John son of Simon Prudome de Elmington Simon his father Simon of Elmington & Walter son of Simon of Elmington Found drowned in a ditch in a meadow with no wounds. John was crossing the bridge from Ashton to Oundle when he slipped into the river and was carried to where he was found.
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Image (AALT)		 30 Ed1 Oundle John Bakedow de Oundel ? __ his sister Reginald Carter de Oundel & Geoffrey Tannar of the same Felony and abjuration. Argument in the street of Oundle.
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Image (AALT)		 30 Ed1 Lyveden John son of ___ Robert (Hosew) de __ & Robert Tr__ Oundel Found drowned in a pit/well in the court of Hugh Dawndelin with no wounds. He went by himself to the court and by misfortune drowned.
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Image (AALT)		 30 Ed1 Barnwell Oliver de Armeston Amice de Armeston Solomon Raven & William Fulpyt both of Armeston At Bernewell under Armston under a certain bridge called Childerbrigge, found with his neck dislocated. The villages say that he was going from Oundle to Armston across the bridge when he fell into the water and drowned. The jury says that as he was crossing the bridge he met assailants who threw him into the river. Bernewell cum Crowthorp.
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Image (AALT)		 30 Ed1 Warmington Robert son of William Greygos John his brother John Reeve of R. his father of Warmington Found drowned in the river below Warmingington. He is presumed to have been walking by the river when he slipped in and drowned. Jurors?: Henry son of Adam de Wermington, Henry Aubry of the same, Henry Bretoun of the same, Geoffrey ___, (Geoffrey) Freman de Pappele, Ralph (Riscy), William Carpentar, Robert Brunyene, Henry Flexman, William (Faber), Roger (de Elminton, John Faber of the same.
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Image (AALT)		 30 Ed1 Pilton Geoffrey Baleun de Pilketon Argument between Richard son of Walter (Osbe___) de Aldewincle, William Freman & Geoffrey Baleun de Pilketon. William struck Geoffrey on the head above the left ear with a pollax. He confessed and took communion before dying. William has fled and he has no chattels. Chattels of Richard are listed. The village of Aldewyncle responds.
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Image (AALT)		 30 Ed1 Oundle Alice wife of Geoffrey Ernold de Oundel Geoffrey Ernold John Estmund de Oundel & William (Fych__un) of the same Found dead in the highway by the door of Geoffrey Ernold. Robert de Wodeford struck Alice with a 'kinple' in the highway and immediately fled to the chapel of St Thomas the Martyr in Oundel where he confessed he had killed Alice and abjured the realm. He was assigned to the port of Dover. The kinple was worth 2 pence. His chattels were a coat worth 10 pence, a bow and 3 arrows worth 2 pence and other things.
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Image (AALT)		 30 Ed1 Oundle Robert Doddele de Oundel Wiliam de Schokkeboro in county Warwyk chaplain. William struck Robert on his right arm with a sword such that he died after confessing and taking communion. Chattels of William are listed. Shuckburgh.
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Image (AALT)		 31 Ed1 Oundle Wiliam Moyse de Islep ____ his mother William (Drou) de Oundel & William Fythyoun Found next to the bridge at Oundel with no wounds. He had been at the river (to drink?) and slipped on the stones and drowned? Misfortune.
A writ (breve) occurs here. Phillip of Barnwell.
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Image (AALT)		 31 Ed1 Barnwell Alice daughter of Walter le Fowlere Julian le Taylour Ralph Faber de Bernewell & John Fythyoun of the same Alice was killed by John son of William Aylfy de Bernewell aged 15 whilst driving a cart in the village of Bernewell? Jurors find John not guilty of causing her death. The cart was worth 20 pence, the horse 5 shillings and the load worth 3 shillings.
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Image (AALT)		 32 Ed1 Clopton John Fabre/Fabrun Lecia wife of John Fabr Walter de Wynewyk & William his son Ralph son of (William) Bissop struck John Fabrun with a knife in the stomach from which he died. Ralph's chattels were a sword worth 6 pence, a bow and 4 arrows and __ worth 5 pence. Winwick.
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Image (AALT)		 32 Ed1 Oundle Robert de Desborg Robert le (Lung) de Peterborough William Fythyoun & Walter Pytel William Boling[er] de Oundel drew an arrow and which struck Robert causing his death. Robert Ferthing de Oundel. William Valaunce. Chattels of William Boling[er] are worth 5 pence and of William Valaunce 3 pence. Desborough
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Image (AALT)		 32 Ed1 Oundle Robert de Desborg At the feast of St John before the Latin Gate, John Valaunce de Oundele in the chapel of St Thomas in Oundel said he killed Robert of Desborough and abjured the realm and was assigned to Portsmouth. His chattels were a coat worth 3 pence, a girdle worth a half pence, a cap worth a half pence. Desborough.
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Image (AALT)		 33 Ed1 Lyveden John son of Thomas? Richard (Barger) & Walter (Barat) At Livedene, found dead drowned in a pit or well (puteo).
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Image (AALT)		 32 Ed1 Oundle Alice le Spicor wife of Robert de ___ford de Oundel William Te(well) de Oundel Gilbert le Pestour de Oundel & Henry (Small) of Oundel Found in the house of Robert with a wound in the breast made with a knife. Alice and Robert son of John Robert de Oundel, Richard Lichebon in the highway. Robert drew a knife and struck Alice. List of chattels and values.
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Image (AALT)		 32 Ed1 Oundle Walter Quarel de Oundel? Fell to the ground from a cart. Confessed and took communion before dying.
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Image (AALT)		 32 Ed1 Titchmarsh Richard son of Hugh Grindil aged 3 years Alice wife of Hugh Grindel Richard Freman & Hugh Grindel Burnt to death in his father's house. John Freman aged 4 years. Two chickens caused the fire.
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Image (AALT)		 33 Ed1 Warmington, Pirio William Cok de Kettering Alice de Ketering John son of Walter de Ketering & Henry Piel of the same Found drowned in the river Nene in the mill pond at Werington. Bushels of barley, the bridge at Undele, fell in and drowned. William son of (Ralph) the miller at the the mill at Pyryho and Geoffrey Maysent, William (Davy) & Thomas Burgenin piscator.
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Image (AALT)		 33 Ed1 Catworth William son of Roger ad (fontem) & Amicia his sister Or__a de Ingelwode William Cardun de Cattweworth & Nicholas Cardun of the same At the house of William Cardun. William and Amicia were in bed next to hot water which fell onto them? Misfortune.
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Image (AALT)		 33 Ed1 Titchmarsh Robert le (Ursoble) de ____ Alice wife of Simon le (Ursoble) Robert de Keston & William Baroun de Tichemers A cart with an oak tree, 8 oxen and a horse. Misfortune?
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Image (AALT)		 33 Ed1 Benefield William le Parmenter de Benefeld William fell in a forest in place called Small___. Climbed an oak tree and fell to his death. Misfortune.
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Image (AALT)		 34 Ed1 Hemington John Shube de Hemington Alice Shube Thomas de Auburne & William de Auburne At Hemingtone in a place called le Aker of ye_es Welond, on the causeway leading to Hemington, fell into a ditch/pit and drowned.
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Image (AALT)		 34 Ed1 Titchmarsh William le Baker de mynster Roger Vigrons William de Lullington in Tichemers and Henry Pope of the same At Tichemers. Riding a horse and broke his neck? Misfortune.
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Image (AALT)		 34 Ed1 Barnwell. William Coyf de Wermyngton & Robert son of ___ de Engelonde Roger le Glovere de Glapthorn Thomas Lenyng de Undele & William le Parche__l of the same In the river Nene between Undele and Bernewell in a place called le oldehe they were found drowned. Drowned while bathing? Misfortune.
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Image (AALT)		 34 Ed1 Oundle Matilda de Stoke Matilda her daughter? Robert Rider(er) & Walter Godale In the fields of Undel in a place called Hillis, Matilda was pregnant and came from Glapthorn? Died in childbirth? William Hokeman, William Barry de Stoke. Misfortune but may be natural causes.
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Image (AALT)		 35 Ed1 Oundle Monday after the feast of St John before the Latin Gate, Hugh de la Marche took refuge in the church at Undele and said he was a thief and with others had killed a man at the bridge at Gosford in Essex with others and had stolen a coat at Pilton and had sold in in Oundle. Abjured the realm and assigned to Dover. Chattels were 11 silver pennies, a red coat worth 3 pence, a cap worth a half penny, a girdle worth a half penny and bow worth one penny.
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Image (AALT)		 1 Ed2 Hemington Hugh de Langele Emma le (Sewstere) William de Aubourn & Geoffrey de Therning At Hemington, Hugh found dead in the court of ___ de Tekenecote. Stacking hay and fell? Misfortune.
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Image (AALT)		 1 Ed2 Thrapston William Walraund de Trapstone Lucas Walraund, Henry Aleyn de Trapston. William Sapson, William Aylwyt, John Leman, Gilbert Asselyn with a pollax, head wound causing death. Gilbert has fled to the church of Trapston. The pollax is worth 2 pence. Chattels listed.
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Image (AALT)		 1 Ed2 Thrapston On 4th August 1307 Gilbert Asselyn de Trapston fled to the church of St James and confessed that he killed William Walraund de Trapston before H. Daundelyn coroner. Abjured the realm and was assigned to Dover. Chattels of Gilbert are listed in the entry above re the death of Wm Walraund.
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Image (AALT)		 1 Ed2 Thrapston Robert servant of Robert Aylwye de Trapstone William son of John Aylwyt Robert Aylwyt & John Aylwyt Found dead in the street. Thomas de Bestoun, William de Holowell. William Bretoun servant of William Hollowell? John le Freman. Robert dela More. William Askhul de Tichemersh, William le Keyner. William Askhul and William le Keyner have no chattels.
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Image (AALT)		 1 Ed2 Lilford John son of Geoffrey de Achurche At Lilleford, Henry Atteho, Agnes wife of Henry, Stephen de Hypeworth, John le Broc. Hue and cry.
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Image (AALT)		 1 Ed2 Benefield (Rois') wife of William son of Henry Henry son of William John son of William & Henry son of Bele At Benefeld Upthrop, found drowned in a ditch/pit. Misfortune.
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Image (AALT)		 1 Ed2 Achurch Emma daughter of Simon At Achurch in the house of Simon, confessed and took communion. Emma and Beatrix dtr of William Chapman, a place called Wrangelondhavedesad.
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Image (AALT)		 2 Ed2 Stoke Doyle Richard son of Peter the carter de Stoke At Stoke juxta Undele, Hugh Wake. A dovecote. Fell to the ground and died. Misfortune.
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Image (AALT)		 2 Ed2 Armston Margaret Templeman At Armeston, found in the house of William Templeman de Armeston. Simon de Oarton, William de Bernewell. Simon fled after the felony and he has no chattels.
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Image (AALT)		 2 Ed2 Catworth Stephen son of Nicholas Bored Nicholas William Cardun de Catteworth & Nicholas son of Thomas of the same At Catteworth in the house of Nicholas Bored, a dish of hot water fell onto Stephen. Misfortune.
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Image (AALT)		 2 Ed2 Warmington Agnes daughter of Reginald furlong Robert ___ de Wermingon & Robert son of Alexander of the same She entered her father's room and fell in a 'gate' and died?
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Image (AALT)		 3 Ed3 Oundle Geoffrey de Barker de Undele Riding in/on a cart of Geoffrey de Thrapston and fell to the ground and died. William de Kettering.
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Image (AALT)		 3 Ed3 Titchmarsh William son of Ralph le (provost) John Lovel
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Image (AALT)		 3 Ed3 Titchmarsh An argument arose between John Car___ of Aldwinckle and John de Lyddon servant of Henry de Titchmarsh. John de Haddon. J. de Wyleby sheriff is to capture John
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Image (AALT)		 3 Ed3 Thurning John son of Thomas Dylly aged 2 Thoms Dylly his father Henry de Lollington de Thirning & William Dilly At Thirning, found drowned in a well in the garden of Thomas with no wounds. Misfortune.
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Image (AALT)		 3 Ed3 Titchmarsh Emma daughter of William Onewyne de Tichemerssh aged 8 Geoffrey de Pertenhale Richard de Tichemers & Simon de Langleye of the same In the fields of Tichemerssh at a mill called le West (Watermill), found drowned with no wounds. Drowned in a pit under the causeway? Misfortune.
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Image (AALT)		 3 Ed3 Hemington Richard son of John Hardy de Wordersenton aged 2 years John son of Adam de Hemington Simon de Giddins' de Hemington & Robert le Bercher of the same At Hemington, found drowned in a pit below the court of Robert Hardy with no wounds. Fell in and drowned.
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Image (AALT)		 3 Ed3 Thrapston Sibill wife of Geoffrey son of Hugh de Sidenham Misfortune?
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Image (AALT)		 4 Ed3 Thrapston Agnes daughter of John Lucas de Trapston John son of John le Rede de Trapston Reginald Alred de Trapston & Robert Stirtawey of the same At Trapson in the court of Bartholemew Bawdewyne. John Tillebroc, Thomas son of (Miles) Cok de Thorp Watervile & Reginald son of Nicholas Fabri de Trapston. Struck with a needle/awl under the ear into the brain and died quickly? John, Thomas and Reginald are suspects? The bailiff of the Abbot of Peterborough is ordered to capture them.
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Image (AALT)		 4 Ed3 Benefield John Golde Richard le Couhird Geoffrey de Wodeford & William Feysaunt At Benifeld in the court of Humfry de Bassingburne found drowned in a well with no wounds.
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Image (AALT)		 4 Ed3 Titchmarsh Miriell (dtr of) Elye le Fischere aged 2 Matilda her mother Walter Barat de Tichemers & Robert de Clopton of the same At Tichemers in the garden of Elye le Fischere next to a well, her foot slipped and she fell in.
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Image (AALT)		 4 Ed3 Clopton Hugh son of Roger le Hosiere de Swyneseved aged 8 Alice le Graunt his mother Andrew son of Robert de Clopton & Geoffrey Smith (faber) At Clopton at the house of John le Hayward. Hugh son of ___ e Pertinhale, Beatrice wife of John le Hayward. Beatrice put a dish of water on a tripod over the fire Beatrice took a hatchet and gave Alice 4 wounds two on the head, one on the arm and one on the back. Constables and tithing-man of Clopton, the gaol at Peterborough. Beatrice and John are not guilty of his death. The hatchet was worth 1 penny and the dish/pan 4 pence.
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Image (AALT)		 4 Ed3 Oundle Laurence son of Richard le Tiper' de Undele At Undele in the house of Richard le Tipper'. Laurence with sick with the flux. Isold wife of Richard le Tiper' and mother of Laurence raised the hue and cry. Alice wife of Wiliam Coci de Undel
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Image (AALT)		 4 Ed3 Polebrook John son of Ralph de Carlton in Pokebrok aged 5 Leticia his mother Ralph son of John de Carlton in Pokebrok & John le Vau(g) of the same. At Pokebrok at a horse pond (wayera) in the highway, John was playing with apples and one fell into the water. He slipped in and drowned. Misfortune.
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Image (AALT)		 4 Ed3 Oundle Laurence Cleter de Undel Alice Cleter de Undel William de Silkeby de Undel & William Bercke of the same. At Undele in the court of 'Felic' Pampilon, found drowned in a well called a drawtwelle called Brawelle. His foot slipped and he fell in. Misfortune.
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Image (AALT)		 4 Ed3 Benefield John Golde Richard le Cowhirde Geoffrey de Wodeford & William Feysaunt At Benefeld in the court of Humphrey de Bassingburne, found drowned in a well with no wounds. (This seems to be a duplicate of above).
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Image (AALT)		 4 Ed3 Titchmarsh Geoffrey de Hargrave servant to Henry de Coleshille de Isslep Matilda his wife Henry Felan de Aldewyncle & Henry le Taylour of the same In the fields of Tichemers in a place called Mekilhom, found drowned. In Islip at a place called Prillomilne on the river Nene, slipped from a board into the river and was drowned in the strong current which carried his body away. Misfortune. The board was worth 1 penny.
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Image (AALT)		 4 Ed3 Titchmarsh William le Masun de Isslep Roys' his wife John de Herdwyk de Isslep & Giles de Sudburg In the fields of Tichemers in a place called Rorcholm. William came from Lowhyk at night through Isslep and at the bridge de Pingerforde he slipped from a plank into the water and drowned. Lowick, Islip.
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Image (AALT)		 4 Ed3 Oundle Robert son of John atte grene de Undele aged 7 William son of Margaret 'dgchays' de Undele John atte grene de Ondele & John le Masoun of the same At Undele, found drowned in a well in the court of John atte green. At the hour of noon, Robert went to the well with a wooden pottle pot when he slipped into the well and drowned. The pot was worth 1 penny? Misfortune.
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Image (AALT)		 5 Ed2 Oundle, Crowthorp William de Castell de Bernewell At Undel in the house of William Pyketo, William was found with a his head crushed by a cudgel and a wound in his left leg from a sword. Richard Ponder servant to Alan de Milam de Undel and William le Limenour (Limner) de Tichemers at the hour of vespers over the bridge called Crowethorpbrigge and assualted him. Richard hit him on the head and William le Limenour struck him with a sword and killed him. John Blogwyne de Undel struck him on the leg with a falchion. J. de Wyleby the sheriff is ordered to capture Richard Ponder, William le Limenour and John Blogwyne who have all fled. They have no chattels. The cudgel was worth 1 penny, the sword 12 pence and the fawchoun (falchion) 12 pence. Barnwell
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Image (AALT)		 5 Ed2 Oundle, Barnwell William de Castell de Bernewell Appeal (in French): Margaret once wife of Wiliam de Chastel de Bernewell appeals against John Blogwyne de Undele for the death of William de Chastel de Bernewell who died in her arms on Crowthorp bridge. Pledges provided by John Porthors of Polebrook and Robert of Sutton of Barnwell. William le Baxter de Undel. Pledges by Hugh de Strixtone & William Huelyn. Margaret appeals against John Blogwyne, Walter of Castor, John Papillon de Undel and Nicholas le Aketouner de Undel, John Papiloun for the death of her husband. The appeal is translated in Selden Society vol. IX 1895 and contains details of the attack, the weapons, the wounds, and the bridge.
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Image (AALT)		 6 Ed2 Elmington Agnes wife of William Godwyne William Godwyne de Elmington William (Porter) de Elmington & John son of Robert of the same In the river Nene in a place called le Egatisende, found drowned. Misfortune.
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Image (AALT)		 6 Ed2 Luddington Benigna wife of Henry Kempe de Lollington Thomas Adam de Lollington William le Sweyn de Lollington & John le Frere of the same At Lollington, found dead in her house with no wounds? Died suddenly.
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Image (AALT)		 7 Ed2 Warmington John Reynold de Wermington Athelina wife of (John) Henry Aubrey de Wermington, Henry son of Adam of Wermington. In the fields of Wermington in a place called Undir Aylington. A rope on a cart broke and John fell to the ground killing him. The horse was worth 40 pence, the colt 2 shillings, the cart ... 12 pence, the ... 6 pence, the fork 1 penny, the rope 1 penny and the barley 12 pence.
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Image (AALT)		 7 Ed2 Thorpe Waterville Richard son of John le Webestere de Thorp Watervile aged 3 Cecilia wife of John le Webestere Geoffrey Randelf de Thorp & Geoffrey Warul of Thorp Found drowned in a well next to a wall with no wounds. He was playing near the pit when he fell in. Misfortune.
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Image (AALT)		 7 Ed2 Stoke Doyle Thomas Skyalle de Wykingesthorp Agnes wife of Hugh de Staunton John son of William de Staunton de Stoke & Geoffrey de Staunton de Stoke At Stoke juxta Undele, found dead in the house of Hugh de Staunton with wounds made with a 'kinple'. An arguement arose and John struck Thomas causing a wound to the heart from which he died quickly. T. Waleton the sheriff is to capture John son of Robert de Staunton of Derbyshire. Robert le Ridere of Stoke, Richard de Pid(inenum), Willian de Cave, Robert Mant___, William Bateman de Stoke, John de Bucwell de Stoke. John le __ewman, John Austin de Stoke, Robert Roba_ de Stoke. Wigsthorpe.
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Image (AALT)		 7 Ed2 Clopton (Matilda) Tryce de Cloptone Geoffrey son of Matilda aged 5 Robert le Freman de Clopton & Hugh Aleyn de Clopton Found drowned in a ditch in her garden with no wounds. She had falling sickness (epilespy) and got out of bed and sat next to the ditch, falling in and drowning?
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Image (AALT)		 7 Ed2 Polebrook Reginald son of Thomas Ladde de Armeston Agnes wife of Thomas Ladde Thomas Basevile de Pokebrok & Solomon Raven de Armestone Found drowned in the river Nene with no wounds. He had a sickness called le Ague, a blood disease, took a horse from the stable of John the master of the hospital and rode to the river Nene at a place called Paddokesforthe, the horse fell and he drowned. The horse was worth 5 shillings.
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Image (AALT)		 8 Ed2 Hemington Friday next before the feast of St Martin William son of Walter Nicol de Hemington sought refuge in the church of St Mary de Hemington and abjured the realm before R de Veer coroner. He confessed that he had skinned a sheep in the fields of Hemington at the hour of mass. He was assigned to the port of Dover. The sheep was worth 4 pence, he had no chattels.
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Image (AALT)		 8 Ed2 Warmington Roger Bryon de Wermyngton, Henry son of Geoffrey de Ashton & Henry son of William Godhale of the same John son of Geoffrey de Ashton Geoffrey Bull de Wermyngton & Henry (Patti) of the same Found drowned in the river Nene in a place called Escted under Wermyngton with no wounds. They worked navigating the river in a boat, the boat turned and they drowned. The mill pond of the Abbot of Peterborough. The boat was worth 12 pence. Misfortune.
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Image (AALT)		 8 Ed2 Armston Henry ad Crucem de Tichemers Emma daughter of Henry Henry Parys de Tichmers & William Thorston of the same At Armeston in a place called Armestoneling, found drowned in the river Nene with a broken neck. Henry son of Geoffrey Smith de Clopton and Mirell his wife, Emma his sister & John Thorston. Neck broken with a hatchet? The body had been put into the river at night? Henry, Mirell, Emma and John are to be captured by the bailiff of the Liberty of Peterborough. The hatchet was worth 2 pence.
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Image (AALT)		 8 Ed2 Aldwinckle Breve (writ): Roger son of Walter de Ley__stone. Roger Travers parson of St Peter de Aldewyncle. Walter son of Walter de Kynesthorp, John son of Ralph le _erner de Pokebrok, John le ___ de Armeston, John son of Matilda de Undele.
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Image (AALT)		 9 Ed2 Stoke Doyle William Spendelove de Stoke Willia de W___on parson of the church at Stoke. Membrane faded.
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Image (AALT)		 9 Ed2 Oundle Thomas son of Lambert Frost and Richard son of Richard Frost saught sanctuary in the chapel of St Thomas the Martyr on Monday next before the feast of St Benedict the Abbot. Before Henry of Titchmarsh coroner they confessed they were thieves who had entered the house of William le Barkere of Southwick and were guilty of many other robberies. Thomas was sent to Bristol and Richard to Dover. Their chattels were a pair of tongs worth 2 pence.
m. 8
Image (AALT)		 9 Ed2 Warmington Joan daughter of Robert Bercarius de Wermington. Membrane faded.
m. 8
Image (AALT)		 9 Ed2 Pilton Geoffrey Scharp de Pilketon ___ Scharp his brother ? Thomas son of Reginald de Pilketon & Reginald son of Richard of the same Found dead in the wood at Pilketon at Wy__gge. Geoffrey went to the wood to gather ('spinas faciens') and carrying a load fell.
m. 8
Image (AALT)		 9 Ed2 Oundle John Carter de Quenygborow Leicestershire, sold a mare at Oundle and was arrested by the bailiff and placed in the stocks. He later escaped and fled to the church of St Peter saying he is a thief and that he stole the mare at Wendlingborow and a ploughshare in the fields at Isslep. He abjured the realm and was assigned to Dover. His chattels were worth 3 shilling 6 pence and the ploughshare was worth 1 and a half pence. His chattels were 3 shillings and 6 pence in silver. The ploughshare was worth one and a half penny. Wellingborough, Islip, Queniborough.
m. 8
Image (AALT)		 9 Ed2 Titchmarsh John son of Richard Aleyn de Tichemers aged 10 Margery Alen his mother Henry Parys de Tichmers & Richard Cave of the same At Ticchemers in a place called Schadewellebrok he was found drowned with no wounds. Fishing. Misfortune.
m. 8
Image (AALT)		 10 Ed2 Thrapston William of Bythorn. Fell to the ground from a solar (a room in the roof space) in his house. He confessed and took communion. Misfortune.
m. 8
Image (AALT)		 10 Ed2 Kingsthorpe (in Polebrook) Unknown person Henry de Thorp de Kynesthorp & Robert attegrene of the same At Kynesthorp, found with head wounds to the brain, Robert son of John de Kynesthorp. Robert son of Henry de Thorp de Kynesthorp. Lucia wife of Robert de Kynesthorp gave shelter to the unknown person in her house?
m. 8
Image (AALT)		 10 Ed2 Polebrook Thomas Broch de Clopton Robet de Keston his brother? Reginald de Blayesworth de Kynesthorp & William Power of the same At Pokebrok, found in the street in a place called Salteres(gate) with his throat cut. Thomas went to (or came from) the market at Yaxley via Clopton. Peter Messor de Hemingtone.
m. 8
Image (AALT)		 10 Ed2 Thrapston William le Freman of Aldwinckle sought refuge in the church of St James at Thrapston and confessed before H. de Tichemers coroners that he is a thief. He had met Henry le Netdrive of Wansford on the bridge of Thrapston since last Christmas driving four oxen and four steers. Together they drove them to Higham Ferrers and sold them John de Honynton bailiff and to others in the market place at Higham. He abjured and was sent to Dover. His chattels were a piece of carpet worth 2 pence, two sheets worth 4 pence, a flask worth 4 pence, a 'boket' worth 5 pence, a fur worth 2 pence, a cauldron worth 8 pence, a brass pan worth 4 pence, a chest worth 2 pence, a 'cofir' worth 5 pence, two axes worth 6 pence, a 'alve' worth 1 pence, and 7 and a half pence in silver coin.
m. 8
Image (AALT)		 10 Ed2 Pilton Bartholemew Flee de Pilketon and Mariota his wife? Hawise wife of William Flee de Pilketon Found dead in their house with head wounds from a hatchet. Richard Flee. Roger le Taylour de Pilketon & Sarra his wife and Peter son of Roger killed them? To be taken to gaol.
m. 8
Image (AALT)		 11 Ed2 Titchmarsh John son of Thomas LeEyr Thomas LeEyr father of John Hugh Cryndel de Tichemers & Geoffrey Prat of the same At Tichemers in a place called le Rischevesforlong, found with no wounds. Killed while riding?
m. 8
Image (AALT)		 11 Ed2 Titchmarsh Marios de Wircestre sought refuge in the church at Tichemers and said she was a thief and had stolen clothes from John le Marchal de Tingdene, two pieces of carpet and two tunics all worth 2 shillings. She abjured and was assigned to the port of Dover. She has no chattels. Worcester, Finedon.
m. 8
Image (AALT)		 11 Ed2 Hemington Agnes daughter of Thomas Garlek de Hemingtone aged 2 Emma her mother Reginald Garlek de Hemingtone & Thomas Albourne of the same Found drowned in a ditch in the court of Thomas (Pris/Paris) with no wounds. Misfortune.
m. 8
Image (AALT)		 11 Ed2 Crowthorp John son of Roger Fynoun de Bernewell Roger Fynoun John Clement de Bernewelle & William son of John of the same At Crowethorp juxta Oundle, found drowned in the river Nene next to the water mill at Crowthorp with no wounds. Looking after his livestock and presumed to have slipped into the river. Misfortune.
m. 8
Image (AALT)		 11 Ed2 Armston Joan daughter of William le Gardener de Armeston aged 5 Joan her mother John Oliver de Armeston & Robert Attegrene of the same Found drowned in a ditch next to the garden with no wounds. Presumed slipped in and drowned. Misfortune.
m. 8
Image (AALT)		 11 Ed2 Thrapston William son of Elye Smith (fabri) aged 3 Matilda his mother Alexander Stertawey & Robert his son both of Trapston At Trapston, found drowned in a well in the court of Roger Kempe of Trapston with no wounds. He was playing with a 'disco' next to the ditch and slipped in and drowned. Misfortune.
m. 9
Image (AALT)		 11 Ed2 Oundle, Benefield Robert son of Peter (Aunfleys) de Benifeld At Undele, found in the court of the Abbot of Peterborough with two head wounds from a hatchet and with knife wounds to the stomach and below the navel. Richard Bret de Benifeld and Cristiana his wife. Peter (Aunfleys) and Elianora his wife. Margeria and Elianora daughters of Peter? In the wood at Benifeld. John (Aungeveyn) and Margeria his wife.
m. 9
Image (AALT)		 11 Ed2 Warmington Henry le Taylour de Wermyngton John his son John faber de Wermenton & Geoffrey le Masoun of the same Found drowned in the river Nene in a place called Bathpol with no wounds. Henry went to the tavern at the house of Hugh de Ely, at night, Foderingeye, tried to cross the river and by misfortune drowned. Fotheringhay.
m. 9
Image (AALT)		 11 Ed2 Barnwell. William son of John de Rammesey de Bernewell Found with head wounds. Wiliam was weak with fever for three weeks and got out his bed in the night and fell onto a stone.
m. 9
Image (AALT)		 11 Ed2 Thrapston Robert Aylewy de Trapston Ralph his son Ralph Sally de Trapston & Robert Corteys of the same Found in his house with knife wounds. Robert and Walter Alyewy went opposite the house of Gilbert de Faxstede about noon. Walter took a knife and struck Robert who died quickly. Walter fled to the church of St James. The knife was worth 1 penny.
m. 9
Image (AALT)		 11 Ed2 Thrapston Robert Aylewy de Trapston On 27th Febuary 1318 Walter Aylewy de Trapston took refuge in the chuch of St James and confessed that he had killed Robert Aylewy. He abjured the realm and was assigned to the port of Dover. His chattels were 2 silver pence and a farthing, a coat worth 3 pence, and a girdle and purse worth 1 penny,
m. 9
Image (AALT)		 11 Ed2 Thrapston Ralph le Baxtere de Burgo Sti Petri (Peterborough) Roger le Belleman de Trapston William Potage de Trapston & Thomas Cut of the same Found dead opposite the house of William Bacheler de Trapstone with wounds in his back under the shoulder made with a knife. Richard le Wylde de Newerk is suspected and was captured by the constables. He has no chattels.
m. 9
Image (AALT)		 11 Ed2 Hemington Alice daughter of Ralph de Hemington aged 2 Matilda her mother Walter son of Simon de Hemington & John son of Robert of the same Found drowned in a ditch in the court of Ralph and the vicar de Hemington with no wounds. Alice went to the ditch in the evening hours and by misfortune fell in.
m. 9
Image (AALT)		 12 Ed2 Clopton Emma daughter of William Fre de Cloptone aged 3 Walter in ye lane Henry in ye lane de Clopton & Richard Inyelane of the same Found dead in the house of Walter Inyelane de Clopton with scalding wounds. Walter gave hospitality to Isabell le Fre de Tichemers in his house and Isabell heated water in a pan. Emma sat next to the fire and the boiling water fell killing her. The pan was worth 4 pence.
m. 9
Image (AALT)		 12 Ed2 Wadenhoe Robert Abovetoun de Wadenho Found with no wounds. Leading a full cart in the fields to his house and Robert fell to the ground (and the cart ran over him)? He confessed and took communion before dying.
m. 9
Image (AALT)		 12 Ed2 Titchmarsh Walter Tulle de Wadenhoe At the molendium vent' (windmill?), Walter Tulle de Wadenho miller at the mill. Fell (on the wheel) by misfortune and died after confessing and taking communion.
m. 9
Image (AALT)		 12 Ed2 Oundle Richard le Fourbyschour de Undele Robert his brother Robert Scote de Undele & William Smal of the same Found dead in a place called le Wollemarcat with knife wounds in the back. John son of Reginald le Taylour de Undele killed him and has fled. He has no chattels.
m. 9
Image (AALT)		 13 Ed2 Thorpe Waterville John son of Margaret Longe de Thorpwatervile aged 9 and above & Margaret his sister aged 12 Margaret their mother John Carter de Thorp & Henry Caule of the same Found drowned in a place called Stertewelle with no wounds. Water mill at Aldwincke. Crossing a plank over water and blown off by a very high wind? Drowned by misfortune.
m. 9
Image (AALT)		 13 Ed2 Thrapston Gilbert de Thaxstede William son of William de Paxtone, in a place called herberdeswelle, argued with Gilbert of the mill at Trapston and struck him on the head with a staff causing his death after he had confessed and taken communion. William has fled. His chattels were worth 18 pence.
m. 9
Image (AALT)		 13 Ed2 Thorpe Waterville John son of John le (Yonge) de Thorp Watervile aged 4 Cecilia his mother John le Cartere de Thorp & William le Freman de Achurche Found scalded in his father's house. John was sitting next to the fire next to a brass pot full of hot water when it fell on him.
m. 9
Image (AALT)		 13 Ed2 Clopton John son of Walter Aleyn de Clopton aged 3 Walter his father Hugh Aleyn de Clopton & Roger Tryp of the same Found drowned in a pit/well in Walter's garden. He went out of the house by himself in the evening to pick the flowers growing by the well and by misfortune fell in and drowned.
m. 9
Image (AALT)		 13 Ed2 Warmington Reginald son of(Nicholas le Reve de Wermyntone aged 8 Nicholas his father Henry Aubrey de Wermynton & Robert Cut of the same Found drowned in a well in the court with no wounds. He left the house by himself and went to the garden and by misfortune fell in.
m. 9
Image (AALT)		 13 Ed2 Oundle John son of Ralph King de Brampton in county Huntingdon was arrested at Drayton juxta Lofwyk 11th September 1319. The tithingman and constable of Lowick took him to Oundle and placed in the stocks. He escaped the stocks and in the church of St Peter he confessed he was a thief and had stolen a mare at Grafton. He abjured the realm and was assigned to the port of Dover. The mare was worth 2 shillings. His chattels were a girdle and purse worth 2 pence. Lowick, Drayton, Grafton Underwood.
m. 9
Image (AALT)		 14 Ed2 Oundle William son of Richard le Espicer of Undel arrested at Undel by the baillif of Nassaburgh 7th October 1320 and delivered to the tithingmen and constables of Undele. He escaped and fled to the church of St Peter where he confessed to stealing a black horse at Melton Moubray and to selling it at Staunford for 6 shillings 8 pence. He abjured the realm as was assigned to Dover. Oundle must answer for his escape. His chattel were two little pigs worth 12 pence each, a lead cauldron worth 18 pence, a hand mill, four great barrels worth 20 pence, a small barrel worth 2 pence, a beaker and a pitcher worth 18 pence, a chest worth 6 pence, a piece of carpet and two sheets all worth 19 pence, a quarter of malt worth 2/8d, a coffer bound with iron worth 4d, and other things worth 12d. Melton Mowbray, Stamford.
m. 9
Image (AALT)		 14 Ed2 Oundle John son of Laurence Fythyoun de Undele Elena his mother Laurence Fythyoun & Roger le Taylour In a place called le Blakelond, found with no wounds. He had taken a cart loaded with (offal?) to le Blakelond. The cart was worth 3 shillings and (offal) a half penny. Misfortune.
m. 9
Image (AALT)		 14 Ed2 Thorpe Waterville William de Manchestre Joan le __gge de Thorp Richard son of Robert & Henry attegrene Found drowned in the river Nene below the castle of Thorpwatervile with no wounds. William came from Aldewyncle at night and fell into the river and drowned.
m. 9
Image (AALT)		 14 Ed2 Oundle Walter Fox of Wadenho John le Espicer de Staunforde was arrested at Undele 23rd May 1321 by the baillif of the liberty of Peterborough for stabbing Walter Fox de Wadenhoe in the stomach in the market of Undele . He escaped from the stocks and fled to the church of St Peter and confessed he killed a certain Gyles of Nottingham in a market near Nottingham and was assigned to Dover. Oundle responds for the escape? The knife was worth 1 penny. His chattels were a bow and 8 arrows worth (2) pence for which Oundle will account.
m. 9
Image (AALT)		 14 Ed2 Titchmarsh Robert de (Wynne___) Found with a head wound made with a sword. Robert and John de (Brocceby) in Derbyshire sat in a tavern in Thrapston in the house of Robert son of Alexander of Thrapston. John struck Robert in the highway but he made it to Titchmarsh were he confessed and partook of the communion. H. de Bassingburne sheriff of Northampton is ordered to arrest John.
m. 9
Image (AALT)		 15 Ed2 Wadenhoe John son of John le Forester de Wadenho William son of Roger le Mulnere de Wadenhoe John le Forester and William son of Reginald Found drowned in the river Nene in a place called le Dam with no wounds. John had gone to the river to bathe and by misfortune drowned.
m. 10
Image (AALT)		 14 Ed2 Thrapston John of Letelhul de Warwyk Hugh Lucas of Thrapston was arrested on 20th June 1321 in the fields of parva Adington with a bay horse stolen from Thomas Howett of Ertlingborw and placed in the stocks at Ertlingborw. He was then taken to Thrapston on 26th June and on the way to gaol at Peterborough he escaped and fled to the church of St James. There he confessed he was thief and had killed John of Letelhul of Warwick in the fields of Weston Favel. He abjured the realm and was assigned to Dover. Irthlingborough will answer for his escape. Little Addington.
m. 10
Image (AALT)		 15 Ed2 Stoke Doyle John Knyht de Stokes Beatrice his wife William son of Henry de Stoke & William de Liveden of Stoke At the water mill at Stoke, found drowned in the pond at the mill with no wounds. John had been to a tavern in Oundle with Beatrice his wife. Beatrice le Cok de Stoke. They were crossing a plank over the mill pond and by misfortune fell into the water and drowned.
m. 10
Image (AALT)		 15 Ed2 Thrapston Thomas le Coupere de Trapston aged 10 Found with no wounds. Thomas and Gilbert son of Robert Sampson aged 9 were looking after beasts in the fields of Thrapston in a street leading to Huntingdon. They were playing and Thomas fell on his head and he died later. Natural causes.
m. 10
Image (AALT)		 16 Ed2 Catworth William son of Richard (Douce) aged 1 month Miriel_ his mother Walter le Clerk de Catteworthe & Roger Miller (molendiarius) Found dead in the house of Nicholas de Catteworthe chaplain with no wounds. Lying in a (cradle) and something fell on him?
m. 10
Image (AALT)		 16 Ed2 Clopton Athelina daughter of Roger(Fier) de Clopton aged 2 years Margery his mother William Aubrey de Clopton & John le Lord of the same Found drowned in a pit/well in the court of Roger with no wounds. Misfortune. The well is to be covered.
m. 10
Image (AALT)		 16 Ed2 Oundle William Gryffyn de la Haye in county Hereford came to Oundle 30th September 1322 to the house of William le Baxter where he was arrested by John de Raundes bailiff. He was brought to 'the Byp' and there detained and later placed in the stocks. He escaped to the church of St Peter where he confessed to killing John de la Marche of Horncastle. He abjured the realm and was assigned to Dover. His chattels were worth 13 pence. John de Raundes must answer for his escape.
m. 10
Image (AALT)		 16 Ed2 Warmington William Clovelyh Matilda his wife Henry Bray de Werminton & Robert de Aylynton of the same In a place called Depedale, found dead with 2 head wounds made with a pollax. John Philip of Tansor, Alice Hog of Tansor. The pollax was worth 3 pence.
m. 10
Image (AALT)		 16 Ed2 Warmington Unknown man Roger Alown de Wermington John Spice de Wermington & John Wymark of the same In a place called Longforlong, found with head wounds from a pollax. Paul de Hemington is a thief (and goes by night?) and is guilty of the murder. The man had sheltered at Aylynton. The pollax was worth 1 penny and the village of Warmington will account.
m. 10
Image (AALT)		 16 Ed2 Titchmarsh Henry le Oylemaker de Tichemers Matilda Natte wife of Henry Robert Bydecok of Tichemers & William le Eyr of the same Found dead in his house with head wounds from a staff. In the evening hours, Hugh de (Geytontone) groom to Henry left his bed and killed Henry and fled? The staff was worth 1 penny. He has no chattels. The sheriff is ordered to capture Hugh.
m. 10
Image (AALT)		 16 Ed2 Elmington Alice wife of John son of Henry de Elmenton John Robert Julian de Elmenton & Roger Godwyne of the same Found in her house 'jugulat' (strangled?). Murdered by two unknown poor people she had given shelter to?
m. 10
Image (AALT)		 16 Ed2 Catworth Richard Pecok de Holm Alice Savage de Catteworthe William de Bakhows & Simon son of Roger both of Catteworth In the fields of Catteworthe magna in a place called Depglade, wounds made with a staff. Killed by an unknown thief. The staff was worth a half penny.
m. 10
Image (AALT)		 16 Ed2 Oundle Robert le Briggewryhte de Undele Found with head wounds made with a stone and his left arm appeared to be broken. He was up a ladder to apply cement/woad and fell to the ground onto stone. Confessed and partook of communion. The ladder was worth 6 pence.
m. 10
Image (AALT)		 16 Ed2 Oundle Alice wife of Robert Waryn de Undele Found in her house from a knife wound under the navel, confessed and partook of communion before dying. Alice and her brother Roger were in a place called Norhtmedow to cut grass. William Mathfrey ___ de Undele came and assaulted Roger. William Messor. The hatchet was worth 6 pence. The bailiff of the Liberty of Peterborough is ordered to arrest William.
m. 10
Image (AALT)		 17 Ed2 Polebrook Robert son of Walter Smith (Fabri) aged 2 Margery his mother Walter Feber & John Fulpit Found drowned in the well of Walter with no wounds. He went to the well in the garden and by misfortune fell in and drowned.
m. 10
Image (AALT)		 17 Ed2 Hemington William son of Ralph son of William de Hemington aged 2 Matilda his mother Walter son of Simon de Hemington & William le Taylour Found drowned in a ditch in his father's garden with no wounds. He went into the garden and by misfortune fell in and drowned.
m. 10
Image (AALT)		 17 Ed2 Benefield William Petling de Weldone John son of Geoffrey le Clerk Henry Bele de Weldon & Geoffrey Kydenot of the same In Benefield wood in a place called Wrong__yb, found with no wounds. He had been selling at Oundle market towards Weldon. He had a sickness called morbo caduco (falling sickness) and died.
m. 10
Image (AALT)		 17 Ed2 Oundle Thomas son of Walter Scot de Clopton John inle Wro de Aston Henry son of John de Aston & Robert Fox of Aston Found in the house of Hugh bailiff of Undele with his neck broken by a staff or so it appeared. Walter Frost de Undele chaplain went to the bridge at Aston and assaulted Thomas? Walter was shot in the leg with a barbed arrow? Walter responded by hitting Thomas with a staff. He has no chattels and staff is worth 1 penny for which Oundle responds. The sheriff is ordered to capture Walter.
m. 10
Image (AALT)		 17 Ed2 Oundle William inle Wro de Astone John inle Wro de Aston Robert Bryteyme de Astone & Robert de Thyrning Found drowned in the river Nene next to the bridge at Aston with no wounds. He has coming from the market at Oundle in the evening and while crossing the bridge he fell and drowned.
m. 11
Image (AALT)		 17 Ed2 Luddington John de Belgrave, John de Rockingham William de Grendon & John Bird of Barnwell juxta Oundle took refuge in the church of St Andrew at Lollington 7th March 1323/4. William confessed to kiling John de Belegrave in county Leicester and John Bird confessed to killing John de Rockingham in the fields of Bozeat. William was assigned to Dover and John to Portsmouth. Their chattels were 1 knife and two staves worth a penny.
m. 11
Image (AALT)		 17 Ed2 Oundle Richard Lubbe de Castello de Eye in county Suffolk took refuge in the chapel of St Thomas Martyr de Undele 10th March 1323/4 and said he was thief having stolen a mare at Touleslound in county Huntingdon and had taken it to Oundle market. Assigned to the port of Brystowe. His chattels were worth 6 silver pence; a girdle, a purse and 3 knives worth 2 pence. The mare was worth 2 shillings and Oundle responds. Bristol, Toseland.
m. 11
Image (AALT)		 20 Ed2 Oundle John de Sente Liger, miles John of St Leger, knight, died in the parsonage at Oundel having confessed and partaken of communion. His horse fell and John's lower body was badly injured. The horse's hide was worth 2 shillings and the saddle 40 pence. Misfortune.
m. 1d
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Image (AALT)		 In French, possibly a writ and an appeal.
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Image (AALT)		 30 Ed1 Cransley John in Venell de Cransle Agnes daughter of William Lange John of Cranisle & John le Hunte In the fields of Cransle in a place called Brimbelbur. Accident involving a cart carrying bolemong. Fell, but lived to confess and take communion. The bolmong in the cart was worth 6 pence, the cart ... 12 pence, the rope and ... 3 pence and the horse 18 pence.
m. 1d
Image (AALT)		 32 Ed1 Lamport Thomas le Palmer of Norton took refuge in the church at Lamport and confessed he had stolen seven sheep at Pattishall. He abjured the realm before J. de Buk coroner and was assigned to Portsmouth. He had no chattels. The value of irons on his shins was 3 pence. (He had escaped from prison presumably with the leg irons).
m. 1d
Image (AALT)		 32 Ed1 Lamport Roger son of Stephen de Langeport Stephen Attegrene Found dead in the court of William Trossel. Cutting a branch of a tree in a wood and fell. Misfortune.
m. 1d
Image (AALT)		 33 Ed1 Hanging Houghton (Robert son of Richard son of ___ aged a half year) At Hangendehowton, he was lying in his cradle in his house, a pig broke something and his head was injured. The pig was worth 12 pence.
m. 2d
Image (AALT)		 33 Ed1 Great Harrowden Matilda daughter of Robert son of L__ de Harwedon Lecia daughter of Robert de Harwedon Adam Scharler de Harwedon & Richard James of the same Found drowned in a well. Playing by it and by misfortune fell in and drowned.
m. 2d
Image (AALT)		 33 Ed1 Hannington Joan daughter William Biestoun William Bestuon William ___ de Hanyntone & Thomas Biestoun of the same Found drowned in a well. Joan went to the well in the court of Geoffrey de Gra___le, slipped and drowned. Misfortune.
m. 2d
Image (AALT)		 34 Ed1 Isham Thomas de Newtone Robert Starling de Isham John Ingold de Isham & Geoffrey Ber(et) of the same Found in the court of Henry de Isham with a broken neck. He climbed a ladder from which he fell to the ground and broke his neck. Misfortune.
m. 2d
Image (AALT)		 35 Ed1 Hanging Houghton John le Taylour de Repingham Richard le Mostar Alexander Gerveys de Howtone & John Godwyne of the same At Howtone juxta Langeport, in the fields in a place called Royewellesike with head wounds down to the brain made by a pollax. John de Billingbrok groom to John is suspected. The vill of Wymehale. Robert de Pittesle.
m. 2d
Image (AALT)		 35 Ed1 Broughton Unknown man Emma daughter of Simon de Clendone in Browtone Walter son of Philip de Browtone & Adam de Haverberg of Browtone In the fields of Browtone in a place called Wytecros, an unknown man found with a head wound to the brain made with a sparht or so it seemed. Killed by unknown thieves at night.
m. 2d
Image (AALT)		 2 Ed2 Little Harrowden John de Gildesbor' miller Elyas T__wyle de Harwedone Richard de Harwedon & William de Raundes At the molendino vent'tio (windmill) at the well, found with a knife wound or so it seemed. Unknown thieves at night.
m. 2d
Image (AALT)		 2 Ed2 Scaldwell John son of Ralp de Hazelbech William son of William de Faxtone William le Taylour & Richard Ladde At the molendino vent'tio (windmill) de Scaldewelle, found with a knife wound to the stomach. Jurors say that Adam Frere & Richard de Assheby millers killed John at night. The sheriff J. de Wyleby is ordered to capture them.
m. 2d
Image (AALT)		 2 Ed2 Isham Richard de Hamptone Henry Wylegod de Isham Alexander de Nortone de Isham & Robert Coilbe of Isham In the fields of Isham in a place called Hol_____. He came from Northampton and was killed by unknown thieves who fled.
m. 2d
Image (AALT)		 2 Ed2 Broughton Ralph de Pythtesle Julian his son? A(dam) La__ers & William son of the carpenter? Found with his neck broken. Accident with an empty cart, fell. The cart was worth 2 shillings 6 pence, the harness 3 pence, the rope 2 pence and the ... 1 penny.
m. 2d
Image (AALT)		 3 Ed2 Cransley Isabell daughter of Matilda Rob/Rok Matilda her mother John de Cranesle & William le Tayllour She went to the house of William de Walde of Cransley and fell into a (kymeline) with boiling grout and died the next day. The grout was worth 4 pence and the kymeline 3 pence.
m. 2d
Image (AALT)		 3 Ed2 Isham Thomas Clerk son of John Carpenter of Northampton Died in his house. On St Peter's Day there was a game called 'le wrastleng' at Isham which attracted many people. An argument arose and Thomas was shot (in the back) with an arrow but died from 'le flux' (dysentery). Jurors: Nicholas de Wythemale, William de (Sto Germane), William de Raundes, John de Cranesle, Simon le Blount, John Grene, Gilbert Ay_e, Richard (Lordon), (Simon) Avovetoun, Thomas Heyr, Robert Cristyan, Alexander (at the church), Simone Bond & Henry de Cranesle. Wythemail, Badsaddle.
m. 2d
Image (AALT)		 3 Ed2 Pytchley Peter son of Robert Erl de Bur(ton) Emma his mother John (de Le___) de Burtone & Henry Sprot of the same In the fields of Pyhtctesle in the River Ise in a place called le Orgynge, found drowned with no wounds. He went to the river to get (or look for) fish and by misfortune drowned. Burton Latimer.
m. 2d
Image (AALT)		 4 Ed2 Pytchley Elyas (Porter) de Pyhctesle & William (Miller) & Roger son of (Robert Gyrt) de Pyhctesle William ____ Thomas le Eyr de Pyhctesle & William Hey__ At the water mill de Pyhctesle, found dead? John son of John de Pyhctesle & William (Fis) of the same are not guilty of their death? Killed by unkown thieves with a weapon called a misericord worth 12 pence. John son of John of Pytchely raised the hue. Pledges by John son of John, Robert and John Basset of Pytchley.
m. 2d
Image (AALT)		 4 Ed2 Hardwick William le (Westirne) de Herdwyk Died in the house of John le Seymor. A ladder broke under his feet and he fell to the ground, confessing and partaking of communion before dying. The ladder was worth 4 pence.
m. 3d
Image (AALT)		 5 Ed2 Lamport Roger de Hillintone Matilda his daughter Roger _ar_se de Langeport & Stephen attegrene At Langeport, found with two head wounds. John Thayshoun de Rowelle & Richard le Backere of Rowelle came from Northampton. They both struck Roger with a sword then fled to the church of the Holy Trinity at Rothwell? The sword was worth 12 pence.
m. 3d
Image (AALT)		 5 Ed2 Cransley Robert de Hasilbech He came into the fields of Cranesle sitting on a cart, fell and the cartwheel ran over his head. He confessed and took communion before dying. The cart and harness were worth 23 pence and the mare 2 shillings and 6 pence for which Cransley will account. Hazelbeech.
m. 3d
Image (AALT)		 5 Ed2 Isham Henry son of John Grene de Isham A dispute between Henry son of John Grene de Isham and William of Guilsborough. William attacked with a sword and Henry struck William in the breast with a hachet? No-one else is culpable for the death of Henry. The hatchet was worth 1 and a half pence.
m. 3d
Image (AALT)		 5 Ed2 Isham ___ de Pytcesle Emma Bene de Pytchley __ Eyr de Pytchley & Robert de Isham of Pytchley Found drowned in (a stream) below Phytcesle in a place called Undermor with no wounds. He had taken off his clothes to bathe and by misfortune drowned.
m. 3d
Image (AALT)		 6 Ed2 Brixworth Alice daughter of John Aunerey de Brykelesorthe aged 2 Matilda wife of John, her mother Geoffrey Smith (faber) & John le Warde both of Brixworth At Brykelesworthe found drowned in a well with no wounds. Misfortune.
m. 3d
Image (AALT)		 6 Ed2 Brixworth Edmund de Reydone At Hundalewelles, fell from a horse and died of injuries after confessing and taking communion. Misfortune. The horse was worth 5 shillings, the saddle and bridle 20 pence.
m. 3d
Image (AALT)		 6 Ed2 Hardwick William de Herdwyk Confessed and took communion in the house of Pet(er) ___ and had no wounds. At noon, William came from Wellingborough and at a well called Est Welle in the village of Herdwyk fell into it.
m. 3d
Image (AALT)		 7 Ed2 A breve (writ) occurs here. John Dotine du Boys to be exacted until he is outlawed if he does appear at court to answer a plea of Alexander of Bowden that he assualted and beat Alexander at Brixworth against the king's peace. He did not appear and thus is outlawed. Translated in full in Selden Society vol. IX 1895.
m. 3d
Image (AALT)		 6 Ed2 Brixworth Edmund de Romeneye lay in a straw rick in the court of Hugh de Wynbourne and fell to the round. He confessed and partook of communion before dying. Misfortune.
m. 4d
Image (AALT)		 7 Ed2 Hannington William Pypere de Hanyngtone Isabella his wife Richard de Waldergrave de Hanyntone & Simon le Fu of the same Found dead in the highway. He came from the fields with (fish) in the evening and met Reginald de Huntyngdone. Reginald struck Wiliam in the back with a hammer causing his death then fled. He had no chattels and the hammer was worth 1 penny.
m. 4d
Image (AALT)		 8 Ed2 Faxton William Gylyot de Faxtone Died in his house after confessing and taking communion. In the highway at a place called Bradegate in the fields of Faxtone, riding accident with William de Seytone? Leg broken by a horse? Confessed and took communion.
m. 4d
Image (AALT)		 9 Ed2 Breve (writ). Henry de Harwedone, Adam Pyrye, Alan de (Graham). Harrowden.
m. 4d
Image (AALT)		 9 Ed2 Hardwick Avicia Russel de Herdwyk William Julyan de Herdwyk __ & Andrew Attestreetslende of Herdwyk In the parsonage at Herdwyk, found drowned in a well with no wounds. Avicia left her bed at night and went to the well by the gate of the parsonage by misfortune drowned.
m. 4d
Image (AALT)		 9 Ed2 Hardwick Thomas Hound of Hannington Thomas Maunsel de Hanyngtone John Graunt & Robert de Pottone both of Hanyngton Found dead on the highway to Northampton above Herdwyk wood with his throat cut. Unknown thieves in the evening hours who had fled.
m. 4d
Image (AALT)		 10 Ed2 Great Harrowden Richard Clifforde Matilda le Moredevil Geoffrey (Bowman) de Harwedone & Gilbert son of Geoffrey of the same Found drowned in the mill pond of Richard de Harwedone with no wounds. Misfortune. Looking for eels?
m. 4d
Image (AALT)		 10 Ed2 Lamport William le Hucster de Weldon took refuge in the church at Lamport on Wednesday before Easter. H. de Vyeleston coroner heard him confess that he was attached at Beekingham by Henry Stoke the baliff on the way to the castle at Northampton he escaped. He abjured the realm and was assigned to Portsmouth. His chattels were worth 6 pence.
m. 4d
Image (AALT)		 10 Ed2 Little Harrowden Thomas Bercarius (Shepherd) de Herdwyk Elyas Thomle de Harwedone Richard de Harwedone & William de Thyrnynge Found dead in the highway next to the chapel of St Andrew with four wounds, one on the head, one above the left eye, one above the navel into the stomach and another made with a sword or so it seems. Thomas sat next to a fire and was attacked by unknown thieves.
m. 4d
Image (AALT)		 11 Ed2 Old William de Wylberstone miller Robert (Trine) Ar(migard) de Wolde & Robert Justice In the fields of Wolde next to the windmill (of John Landwath) found dead with a head wound made by a staff. Killed by Peter son of A(lan) de Waldegrave. Peter has fled and has no chattels. The sheriff is to capture Peter.
m. 4d
Image (AALT)		 11 Ed2 Old Jordan son of William de Faxtone Robert Trine Robert Justice de Wolde & Richard Botesman of the same Found drowned in a ditch under the garden of Philip Gawsy with no wounds. He went to the ditch to bathe and by misfortune drowned.
m. 5d
Image (AALT)		 12 Ed2 Hannington Richard Counford of Boughton juxta Geddington Margery his daughter? Walter Counford de Bouhgton & Richard Attesyk Found with no wounds in a place called Blakwelle in the fields of Hanyntone. He rode from Northampton and dismounted his horse due to illness and died quickly? Boughton.