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Copyright Stephen Swailes.
This page contains indexes to coroners' rolls JUST 2/108A and 108B held at the National Archives. The rolls are short and in very poor condition. 108A covers the borough of Northampton for 6-8 Edward II (1312-15) and 108B covers the borough for 9-10 Edward II (1315-16). Little information can be derived from them but they are included here for group value.
Reference JUST 2/108A |
Regnal Year | Place | Deceased | Notes |
Image (AALT) | 6 Ed2? | Northampton | John son of John de la Porte | John son of John de la Porte de North died in the house of Cecilie de la Porte his mother in the market of Northampton. The body was viewed ny Robert de Bedeford, John le ___, Thomas lespicer and Johnle Wedour coroners. Jurors; Henry le Garlecmonger, Henry ____ Thomas Golofre, John de Stratton, Hugh le Noble, Henry de Pissesor, Walter Cokyn, John de W(helton), Geoffrey ____on, John Trul, (Peter (Gotham), William de Stratford. John de la Porte and his brother William. Died of a knife wound but ruled misfortune. |
Image (AALT) | 6 Ed2? | ___ Phelip de ___nton | Jurors; (Robert de Catteworth), Stephen Osbern, (William Schamplong), Wiliam Russel, William O_forter (and others). Sword wounds. Died in the house of Matilda relict of M____. | |
Image (AALT) | 6 Ed2 | ___ once the wife of H__ de Herliston | Died in her house. Jurors; John de Brouton, Simon de Keylmerch, John Kempe, Robert (Lowe), Thomas (W_ot) (and others). No-one was culpable? | |
Image (AALT) | 6 Ed2 | Northampton | Roger atte Grene de Dodington | Died in the castle prison and his body viewed by coroners. Some names presumably of jurors are legible; Geoffrey de Pisford, Simon de Torp, W. de Hakelynton, Ralph de Wrok__, (John de Bedeford), L___ le Tayllour. |
Image (AALT) | 6 Ed2 | Northampton, Hardingstone | (Peter) le Tailour de Hardyngesthorn | Died in the castle prison and his body viewed by coroners. Jurors include; Thomas le Tayllour, Robert le Coureour, William de Hakelenton, Richard de Chichle, John de London, Henry de Pimfreyt, Alexander le Coreour. |
Image (AALT) | 6 Ed2 | Fenny Stratford | Robert Miller de Fennistratford in county Huntingdon | Jurors; John __yn, Augustine __sman, Robert de Oampton, Eilliam le Coreour, Thomas le Walkere, Geoffrey de Colenill, William de Siresham, Richard de Grenelerewe, Simon de Wedon, Thomas le Tayllour, Warner de ___on, Henry de Pounfreyt. Died of cold and privation? |
Image (AALT) | 6 Ed2 | Northampton | Ralph servant to Cristian de Harewedon. He had no wounds. | |
Image (AALT) | Much of this membrane is missing and the remainder is hard to read. | |||
Image (AALT) | Much of this membrane is missing and the remainder is hard to read. | |||
Image (AALT) | 8 Ed2 | Membrane damaged and partly illegible. Jurors:; Richard (Candroun), Richard Miller, Roger ___el, Henry de Pisford, Thomas (Cokeham), Henry de Stratford. A place called Estfeld. |
Reference JUST 2/108B |
Regnal Year | Place | Deceased | Notes |
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Image (AALT) | 9 Ed2 | Northampton | 24th March 1315/16 at All Saints Northampton Henry son of John of Northampton took sanctuary and confessed before Robert de Bedford and Thomas (le Spicer) coroners that together with John Smowlin of Thorpe he was drinking at the house of Richard of Stratford in Northampton and there stole some keys and went to the shop (of Richard of Stratford?) and opened locks and stole two furs and a fur cape, and broke open a box and stole 23 shillings. John Smowlin had the furs and the 23s and Henry had a share of the cape. Henry abjured the realm and was assigned to Dover. | |
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10 Ed2 | Northampton | Largely illegible. One death in prison of William le W_rk__. Jurors?; Ralph Scot, William (Morice), William (de Thynden), Thomas de Horton, John de Hardingesthorn, Adam le Soutere. |