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| Reference | Regnal Year | Place | Content |
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34 Hen VIII | Northampton | Sessions of the peace held at Northampton castle before John Barnard, John Lane, Robert Chauntrell, Francis Morgan & Thomas Malory keepers of the peace on the oaths of William Pople, John Marston, Simon Madewell, William Goodgame, John Symons, John Holdyche, Richard Pytman, Richard Else, Robert Couke, Thomas Wells, John Launden, Thomas Gregory, Thomas Pettet & Thomas Cart. RE: |
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34 Hen VIII | Marham, Milton near Peterborough | William Fitzwilliam of Mylton miles, Roger Tong of Mylton yeoman, Wiliam Smith of Mylton yeoman, Robert Carytington of Mylton yeoman, Stephen Gyles of Marham husbandman, John Gyles of Marham husbandman, William Gyles of Marham husbandman, Nicholas Gyles of Marham husbandman & Anthony Gyles of Marham husbandman with others the 12th April 33 Henry VIII gathered with swords, sticks and knives at Marham. Anthony Dryland. |
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34 Hen VIII | Marham, Milton near Peterborough | And that William Fitzwilliam of Mylton miles, Roger Tong of the same yeoman, William Smythe of the same yeoman, Robert Caryngton of the same yeoman, Stephen Gyles of Marham husbandman, John Gyles of Marham husbandman, William Gyles of Marham husbandman, Nicholas Gyles of Marham husbandman & Anthony gyles of Marham husbandman gathered with others on the 12th April with arms (as above) at a certain bridge in Marham called ladybrige and (went to) the church of Marham. Encountering Nicholas Messenger rector of the church and Thomas Williamson chaplain Wm Fitzwilliam said "Ye false h__ knave prests what do you here by gods soule you shalnot be here (nor) then prest shall not serve here except then serve for me". Nicholas Belk and Andrew Mychell. |
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34 Hen VIII | Marham, Milton near Peterborough | King to keepers of the peace and justices greetings. Re William Fytzwillyam miles, Roger Tonge & William Smythe and others indicted, E. Montagu at Westminster 17th May 34 Henry VIII. |
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34 Hen VIII | Benefield, Southwick | Inquest held at Benefeyld 12th July before Gilbert Pykeryng coroner on the body of Joan Clarke of Sothwyke on the oaths of William Enne, John Frere, Christopher Rowell, Hugh (Booke), Thomas Curtysse, Thomas Browne, Martin (Hemanche/Hemaunche), Wiliam Clerke, William Byshope, Henry Cletherowe, Richard Benyngton, Henry Bolyn & Nicholas Wryght. On 11th July about the hour of two the aforesaid Joan Clarke was in a cart (with) Agnes Johnson of Sothewyke widow sitting in peace when the horse ran towards Benefeyld and the cart turned over. Joan hit her head and was killed. Misfortune. The horse was worth 3 shillings 4 pence and remains of the cart 12 pence and are in the custody of Agnes Johnson. |
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34 Hen VIII | Whitfield | Inquest held at Whytfeld 10th March before Robert Gryffyn coroner on the body of John Fowler on the oaths of John Edwards of Siresham, William Clendon of the same, William Hall of Brackley, Roger Harden of the same, John Browe of (Wapenham), John Cokboll of the same, Richard Ward of Whitfield, William Watts of the same, William Garland of (Silverstone), Robert Masters of the same, John Ball of Slapton & Thomas Morrys of the same. On the day above said John Folwer of 'hold Brackley' husbandman, John Lep' of Hinton husbandman, a forest called whytewod, a plough, a staff called a 'rave stave', big head injury. The plough with (beams) was worth 20 shillings. Seems to be misfortune. |
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34 Hen VIII | Lowick | Inquest held at Luffwyk 12th June before Gilbert Pykeryng coroner on the body of Alexander Godbye late of Luffwyke on the oaths of Thomas Harrys, William Stretton, John Carter, John Coxe, Robert Saunderson, John Barnard, William Sylbe, William Battson, William Tekyn, Thomas Adams, John Rayns, Robert Worlyge, Thomas Symons & John Goodfelowe. On 2nd June John Fryssby of Lowick, something about sitting on a wall, archery and a head wound. Alexander lived until the 12th June when he died. John Fryssbye had no chattels. Misfortune. |
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34 Hen VIII | Marston Trussell ? | Inquest held at Marston 12th October before Thomas Stotesbury coroner on the body Thomas Blenko on the oaths of William Adams, John Abbot, John Parson, William Twesyll, William Myller, Richard Wytham, William Jervys, William Kenche, Peter Crosse, Thomas Coke, Robert Knyght, Richard Caperton, Thomas Chaunde, Nicholas Wyllys & Laurence Cowper. On 11th October he was sitting under a pile of beans called a hovell of bennes at Marston when it fell and he was choked? The hovel was worth 6 shillings and 8 pence and is in the custody of John Mathewe of Marston. |
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35 Hen VIII | Litchborough, Fawsley, Upton, Farthingstone wood | Memorandum that at the sessions of the peace held at Litchborough 1st June before William Chauncey & Thomas Malory keepers of the peace on the oaths of Thomas Newsham gent, Edward Leek gent, Robert Clerke of Braunston, William Nele of Litchborough, John Cowley of Kilsby, William Hall of the same, Richard Goodman of Bradden, Henry Warde of Canons Ashby, William Knyght of Slapton, Matthew Sayton of Maidford, Robert Lynell of Weedon, John Blysse of Daventry, Thomas Clyfford of Weedon, Thomas Judkyn of the same & John Colls of Helmdon. Dispute between Valentine Kynghtley of Fauleslay armiger and Robert Stafford of Upton armiger re a wood called Farthyngston wodde. Robert Stafford, John Lytley/Litteley of Upton yeoman and William Smyth the 20th May 35 Henry VIII with swords and shields assaulted Valentine Knyghtley in the fields of Farthingstone. Thomas Edson a servant of Valentine said "Master Stafford I charge you kepe the king's peace". Stafford (?) responds with "Knyghtley com thou and 8 or 10 of they servants and fight with me and thre of my servants". John Lawney a servant of Knyghtley. Someone says "By godds blodde if I might have but one stripe at the knave I did not care and if I hadd but one stykk of the wood". |
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35 Hen VIII | Northampton gaol | Delivery to Northampton gaol 11th July: |
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Old, Walgrave | Thomas Garatt late of Wolde husbandman 10th September 34 Henry VIII, John Hill/Hills at Walgrave, breaking and entering and stealing a black horse worth 20 shillings? Thomas Malory, John the Bishop of Peterborough. | |
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Bowden, Rushden | Richard Godwyn late of Bouden (or London) osteler indicted for on the 15th May for taking a dark grey horse worth 22 shillings from Richard Druell at Russheden. Thomas Malory, John the Bishop of Peterborough. | |
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35 Hen VIII | Greens Norton | Inquest held at Norton davy 25th May before Robert Gryffen coroner on the body of William Nelson of Norton Davy on the oaths of Nicholas Knyght of Norton, John Wynspeyre of the same, John Hedge of the same, Thomas Jonys of Duncote, James Caporn of the same, Thomas Bowlam of (Towcester), Thomas Crosse of Blakesley, Thomas Warrwyk of the same, Richard Wykyns of the same, Thomas Oldams of the same, John Wright of Braddon, Richard Goodman of the same, Nicholas Goodman of the same, John Grene of the same & Richard Breymer of the same. Wm Nelson left his bed about 10am and to the hall and added tables called 'bords' and seats called 'formes'. In the bedroom took a halter called 'a olde coller halter of lether hungrey' worth 1 penny and stood on a bedstead and placed the halter around his neck with 'a runnyng knot' and there and then hanged himself. Suicide. |
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35 Hen VIII | Barnwell, Lowick | Inquest held at Barnewell 10th May before Gilbert Pykerynge coroner for the hundred of Huxloe on the body of John Barkar of Barnwell, weaver, on the oaths of Richard Wolaston, Richard Deekyn, Richard Ab__ne, William Yarwell, Robert Grene, Thomas (Gydbery). On the 9th May about 5am, the cart of John Coxe of Luffewyk, Barkar was in the cart which overturned and the wheel ran over him such that he died quickly afterwards. The remains of the cart were worth 12 pence and he wheel worth 5 pence and are in the custody of John Coxe. Misfortune. |
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35 Hen VIII | Lamport | Inquest held at Langporte 9th July before Henry Freman coroner on the body of Fulc Wyghtman on the oaths of Richard Sauders of Faxton, John Smythe of the same, William Kyng of Hanging Houghton, Thomas James of the same, William Wyght of the same, Richard Goodfellow of Scaldwell, Thomas Rycard of the same, William Grosse of Draughton, Hugh Chapman of the same, Thomas (Garrad) of Lamport, Thomas Warde of the same & (David) Maryet of the same. William Hochynson late of Lamport was sleeping in the fields of Lamport next to a road called Drawghton weye on the 8th July when about 3pm Fulc Wyghtman, labourer, comes along. Seems to involve a knife but ruled misfortune. |
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35 Hen VII | Kelmarsh, Spondon, Chaddesden | Inquest held at Kelmarshe 8th August before Henry Freman coroner on the body of John [name unknown] on the oaths of Simon Clypsham of Harrington, William Couper of the same, John Wymond of Arthingworth, Henry Kyrby of the same, Thomas Danford of Great Oxendon, John Berige of the same, Thomas Sturges of Clipston, Thomas Coxton of the same, Thomas Newnam of Hazelbeech, William Jentylman of the same, Edward Halywell of Kelmarsh, William Houghton of the same & William Humffrey of the same. Edmund Skaterwhight late of Chadson in the parish of Sponden in Derbyshire was taking a wagon and John sat in it on the (13th) June in Kelmarsh, somehow the left wheel crushed John's neck. John was age 16 and was from the north (and going to London seeking service). The wheel was worth 10 shillings and is held by Richard (Sokburne) of Kelmarsh. |
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35 Hen VII | Northampton gaol | Delivery to gaol and Northampton castle before Walter Luke, George Darell & John Byll justices: |
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Towcester | John Coke late of Westhester in county Chester, labourer, also called John A Beyn later of Towcester, indicted for stealing from Ralph Hennoke at Towcester. Goods listed | |
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Wellingborough | Hugh Chapman late of Wellyngborough labourer indicted for taking a white horse worth 40 shillings belonging to Richard Barett at Northampton | |
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36 Hen VIII | Northampton castle | Inquest held at Northampton castle 17th July before Thomas Langtre coroner on the body of John Brysworth (parson) who died 3rd June, John Stephyn parson who died 8th June, Thomas Bakster parson who died 15th June and William Colyer parson who died 13th July. On the oaths of Edward Chapman, Edward Chamberleyn, Edward Davy, John Smyth, Edward Hull, Thomas West, Henry Pryste, John Chauntrell, Thomas Cowper, John Coks, Nicholas Watson, John Cater, John Pyke, Henry Good, Henry Aborne & John Byllyng. They died of cold and weakness in gaol. |
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35 Hen VIII | Silverstone, Greens Norton | Inquest held at Sylveston in the parish of Norton Davy 16th April before Robert Gryffyn coroner on the body of Alice Eyers wife of Robert Eyers of Sylveston. Jurors: Abthorpe; Thomas Tebbe, William Shepard, John Symkyns, John Goodman; Whittlebury; Robert Smyth, William Harriett, Thomas Kyslynbury, James Clerke; Silverstone, Robert Hopkyns, James Bradshawe, John Goodryge, Henry Jeffrey, Henry Cokks, Robert Cotton. On the 15th April Alice sick with fever left her bed for the garden of Robert Eyers to a well 30 cubits deep. Drowned herself. She had no land or property. Thomas Eyers of Sylveston constable, William Hygate and Joan Cotton found her first. On dorse, William Whorwale attorney general. |
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36 Hen VIII | Wansford, Deeping Gate | Sessions of the peace held at Walmesford under the liberty of John the Bishop of Peterborough 16th April before Edward Mountagu, Edward Gryffyn & Robert Wyngfeld justices on the oaths of Thomas Grenhall, John Shepe, Peter Kysbye, Percival (Woyne), William German, John Rawlyns, Thomas Hawe, John Alee, Robert Goodladd, William Edwards, Wiliam Rawlyns, John Sumner & Edward Prior. Re Alan Leveret late of London, haberdasher, & Robert More of Depyng in county Lincoln, yeoman the 23rd November with swords, sticks and other weapons, the house of William Mason at Depyngate. |
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36 Hen VIII | Northampton castle | Delivery to the gaol at Northampton castle the second week of Lent before William Shelley milite & William Wheywod attorney general: |
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36 Hen VIII | Harringworth, Ashton near Oundle, Sawtry | William Southegate of Haryngworth husbandman indicted for stealing 7 sheep worth 20 shillings at Assheton juxta Oundell the property of Robret Birschall of Sawtre in county Huntingdon and on the 2nd December at Assheton stealing 2 sheep worth 6 shillings the property of John Jakson of Sawtre, husbandman, and for stealing ___ from John (Roges) of Sawtre, and also 3 sheep worth 10 shillings from William browne of Sawtre at Assheton. |
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36 Hen VIII | Carlton | Thomas Goodall late of Carleton, labourer, indicted for that on the 10th March for taking a black gelding worth 40 shillings from William Palmer. |
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36 Hen VIII | Northampton castle, Geddington | Inquest held at Northampton castle 27th February before Thomas Langtre coroner on the body of Robert Broune prisoner late of Geddington in the gaol at the castle on the oaths of William Cuke, Thomas Pawmer, Simon Fernday, William Barne, Richard Elliot, John Reghtton, Edward Fyssher, Henry Tebbot, Thomas Marche, William Frauncis, John Grene, John Clarke, Thomas (Pemme). He died in the vigil of St Valentine of a sickness called the Ague and hunger and cold. |
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36 Hen VIII | Northampton castle | Inquest held at Northampton castle 29th January before Thomas Langetre coroner on the body of John Garle labourer, John Webstare labourer, Richard Bugbye labourer and Richard Wryght labourer prisoners in the castle gaol on the oaths of Thomas Newsam gent, Richard Mariott yeoman, John Mune, John Lawfurde, William Wattill, Thomas Tysdaill, Thomas Driver, Henry Wager, John Smith, Robert Sheperd, John Carbote, George Vernam, John Pyke, William Clarke, Richard Wryght, Francis Horne jurors. John Garle died 26th December of a sickness called the Ague and hunger and cold. John Webster died 29th December, Richard Bugbye died 30th December and Richard Wryght died 31st December for the same reason. Died by visitation of God. |
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36 Hen VIII | Norton | Inquest held at Norton the 4th March before Thomas Stansbury coroner on the body of James Steffe on the oaths of William Devet, Thomas Barton, John Chauntrell, Thomas Derby William Deks, Thomas Smyth, John Morcot, John Byllyng, Edmund Barker, James Parkyns, Wiliam Clerke & Thomas (Crawley). On 8th September, James Steff aged 15 years was standing on a cart in the fields of Norton when in a very strong wind he slipped onto a knife worth a half penny causing a wound to his upper right leg and he died quickly. Misfortune. |
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36 Hen VIII | Wellingborough, Wilby | Inquest held at Wendlingburgh 16th August before Henry Freman coroner on the body of (John Hays) on the oaths of William Dynyt of Wellingborough, Geoffrey Fyssher of the same, John Ball of the same, Thomas Mason of the same, Henry (Spencer) of the same _____ Gamutt/Gamull, Robert Pharrowe of Wilby, Edward Hackney of Wilby, Robert Atwell of Earls Barton, Roger Bell of the same, (Wiliam Couper) of the same, Henry ____ of Mears Ashby, (Andrew) Wardon of the same & John Hubson of the same. On 9th August about 1pm in a stable at Wylby the aforesaid John Hays hanged himself from a beam. Alice Hays his wife. He had a sleveless jacket, a white peticoat, a pair of boots and shoes and a smock? Robert Dryver, cleric and rector of Harrington, Roger Dryver of Desborough, Alice Hays (there follows in English): Be it known to all men by these present that I John Hays of the town and parish of Wylbe husbandman the 4th day of August in the 36th year of the reign of our sovereign lord king Henry the 8th by the grace of god (et cetera) have freely and willingly given and by these present do freely give and at this present day deliver free interest and possession on in and upon all my goods as well moveable and immovable within the the town and parish of Wilbe as also all my goods of and in the parish of Pitsford (Pysforth) unto Robert Dryver clerk and parson of Harrington and Roger Dryver of Desborough and to Alys Hays my wife upon the condition they before named or any of them shall well and competently find and sustain me the said John Hays all manner of necesseties as well meat and drink as also clothing and house room during my natural life and also they or any of them to perform and paye my debts and to give to each of my children some honest portion towards their marriage when and as soon as any of them shall fortune to marry at their discretions and as my goods then and at that time shall extend unto In witness whereof the said John Hays has not only discharged myself of all my goods as well moveable and immovable but also am contented to be bounden in an obligation bearing date the 5th of August ___ to the performing of the premises unto the right honourable Sir Thomas Vaus knight Lord Harrowden These being witnesses Edmund Newneham gentleman, John (Partesoell) gent, Roger Reynollds clerk, John Althorpe with others at Wylbe the day and the year above specified. There follows another note in English which seems to say that the above obligation is "to be of no effect". Suicide. |
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King to Edward Mountagu, Edward Saunders serjeant at law, Edward Gryffyn, Francis Morgan, John Barnard & Robert Chauntrel. | ||
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37 Hen VIII | Northampton castle | Sessions held at Northampton castle on the oaths of John Saye of Doddington, John Lawney of Maidford, Humphrey Dexter of Cransley, Richard Carvell of Harleston, John Hull of Weston, Richard West of Holcot, Robert Esthall of Kislingbury, Richard Balye of Gayton, Henry Smith of Yardley, John Holywell of Harpole, Richard Braunson of Maidwell, John James of the same, Francis Hulcott of Oxendon, Richard Hughes of Bugbrooke, Richard Robyns of Brington (Brympton): |
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37 Hen VIII | Yardley Hastings, Yardley Chase | John Hargrave late of Stamford in county Lincoln gent the 20th December about 6pm at the house of Thomas Wraye gent at Yardley in a place called Yardley Chase entered and broke property? Various items listed and valued. |
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37 Hen VIII | Pytcheley | William Cooke of Pytcheley labourer the 24th July 37HenVIII broke into and entered the close of Laurence Edewyn at Pytcheley and stole a red bullock worth 8 shillings. |
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37 Hen VIII | Pytcheley | William Cooke of Pytcheley labourer the 24th July 37HenVIII broke into and entered the close of Henry Edewyn at Pytcheley and took a red bullock called a hekfer worth 8 shillings. |
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37 Hen VIII | Pytcheley | William Cooke of Pytcheley labourer 24th July broke into the close of Henry Broughton at Pytcheley and stole a black bullock called a heykefer worth 8 shillings. |
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37 Hen VIII | Pytcheley | William Cooke of Pytcheley labourer 24th July broke into the close of Richard Gybbs at Pytcheley and took a red bullock worth 16 shillings |
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37 Hen VIII | Kings Sutton | Richard Cok/Coks late of Wretch Wyke in county Oxford labourer the 2nd July 37Hen VIII took (8) sheep called hoggrells worth 26 shillings and 8 pence from Robert Phypps at Kings Sutton. |
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37 Hen VIII | Pytcheley | William Cooke late of Pytcheley labourer 24th July 37HenVIII at the close of Richard Grey at Pytcheley took a black cow worth 10 shillings and a black mare worth 8 shillings the property of Richrd Gray |
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37 Hen VIII | The above asked separately pleaded not guilty and for good or bad elect for trial. Jurors elected and sworn say that John Hargrave, William Cooke and Richard Cooke are guilty and are to hang. | |
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37 Hen VIII | Pytcheley | Inquiry re William Coke late of Pytcheley 24th July re stealing a black cow from Richard Gray at Pytcheley worth 10 shillings and a bullock worth 8 shillings. On dorse, true bill. |
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37 Hen VIII | Kings Sutton | Inquiry re Richard Cocks late of Wrochetwyke in county Oxford labourer 2nd July re stealing 8 sheep called hoggrels worth 26 shillings and 8 pence from Robert Phyppis at Kings Sutton. On dorse, true bill. |
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37 Hen VIII | Pytcheley | Inquiry re William Coke of Pytcheley labourer 24th July stealing from Richard Gybbes at Pytcheley two red bullocks worth 16 shilings. On dorse, true bill. |
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37 Hen VIII | Pytcheley | Inquiry re William Coke of Pytcheley labourer 24th July stealing from Laurence Edewyn at Pytcheley a red bullock worth 8 shillings. On oorse, true bill. |
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37 Hen VIII | Pytcheley | Inquiry re William Coke of Pytcheley labourer on 24th July stealing from Henry Edewyn at Pytcheley a bullock called a 'hekeffor' colour red worth 8 shillings. On dorse, true bill. |
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37 Hen VIII | Pytcheley | Inquiry re William Coke of Pytcheley labourer re on the 24th July stealing from Henry Broughton at Pytcheley a bullock called a heykeffer colour black worth 8 shillings. On dorse, true bill. |
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37 Hen VIII | Kings Sutton, Yardley Hastings, Yardley Chase | Inquiry re John Hargrave late of Stamford in county Lincoln gent who the 20th December at the house of Thomas Wraye gent at Yardley in a place called Yardley Chase, his wife and servants, threatened/extorted? Items and values listed. On dorse, true bill. |
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37 Hen VIII | Panel of jurors re William Cuke and Richard Coket prisoners: Roger Knolles of Cold Ashby, Robert Bage of Carlton, Robert Shepard of Wilbarston, Thomas Caine of Middleton, John Symond of Daventry, John Swane of Wilbarston, Thomas Goode of Islip, Richard Fyssher of Irchester, Thomas Page of Knuston, William Blowfields of Caldecot (Calcot), Christopher Dobbe of Bozeat, Morys Ward of Kelmarsh, Simon Hensman of Doddington, Robert Dykynson of Kingsthorp, Richard Hill of Cottesbrooke, William Robyns of Cotton, Frauncis Warryn of Yardley. | |
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37 Hen VIII | Northampton gaol | Calendar of prisoners in Northampton gaol before Edward Mountague and colleagues, justices, 6th October: |
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37 Hen VIII | John Gybson late of London captured at Fotheringhay on suspicion of felony | |
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37 Hen VIII | Besselsleigh ? | Richard Cokes late of Byssyles in county Oxford labourer captured at Kings Sutton on suspicion of felony |
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37 Hen VIII | Coventry | John Tayler late of (Coventry) weaver captured at Boughton on suspicion of felony |
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37 Hen VIII | Slawston ? | (Fowke) Gryffyn late of Slawson in county (Leicestershire) captured at Boughton on suspicion of felony |
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37 Hen VIII | Bunbury, Cheshire | Margery Taylor late of Bunbery in county (Chester) captured at Boughton on suspicion of felony |
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37 Hen VIII | Whittelsey | William Coke late of Whyttelsey in Cambridgeshire labourer captured at Thrapston on suspicion of felony |
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37 Hen VIII | Grendon | Richard Robyns late of (Grendon) in Northants captured on suspicion of felony |
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37 Hen VIII | Leeke | ___ Shaw late of Leke in county Stafford captured at Yardley on suspicion of felony |
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37 Hen VIII | Glapthorne | Lewes Sumpter late of Glapthorne shepherd on suspicion of felony |
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37 Hen VIII | Naseby | Henry Turner late of Navesby shepherd on suspicion of felony |
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37 Hen VIII | Stamford | John Hargrave late of Stamford in county Lincoln gent captured at London on supicion of felony |
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37 Hen VIII | Pipewell | Richard Neale late of Pypwell labourer captured at Northampton on suspicion of felony |
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37 Hen VIII | Earls Barton | ( Willm Bresson) of Barton Comit' labourer |
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37 Hen VIII | Northampton gaol | Sessions held at Northampton castle before Edward Mountagu, Edward Saunders serjeant at law, Edward Gryffyn, Frauncis Morgan, John Barnard & Robert Chaunterell justices. |
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37 Hen VIII | King to Edward Mountagu and colleagues, 18th September. | |
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37 Hen VIII | Heading obscured but list of jurors: John Saye of Doddington, John Lavney of Maidford, Humphrey Dexter of Cransley, Richard Carvell of Harlestone, John Hall of Weston, Richard West of Holcot, Robert Esthall of Kislingbury, Richard Bailie of Gayton, Henry Smythe of Yardley, John Hallywell of Harpole, Richard Braunson of Maidwell, John Jamys of Maidwell, Francis Holcot of Oxendon, Richard Haukes of Bugbrooke, Richard Robyns of Brington. | |
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37 Hen VIII | King to Edward Mountagu, Edward Saunders serjeant at law, Edward Gryffyn, Francis Morgan, John Barnard & Robert Chauntrel, Windsor 17th September. | |
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37 Hen VIII | Thomas Vaux Lord of Harrowden and others (named) of Cambridgeshire. Jurors? | |
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36 Hen VIII | Northampton castle | Inquest held at Northampton castle 13th April before Thomas Stotusbury coroner on the body of Margerie (Stone) late of Northampton spinster in the gaol on the oaths of John Launde, John Lay, William Graunt, Thomas Billynge, Robert Hull, Richard Tybott, Thomas Wyncells, William Mayho, Thomas Brayne, John Drawton, William [blank] & Henry Pynkard. She died the 12th April of a sickness called le Ague by the visitation of God. She had no goods or chattels. |
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37 Hen VIII | Northampton castle | Inquest held at Northampton castle 2nd July before William Shelley milite, James Hales (serjeant at law), Edward Gryffen, ___ Umfrey & Robert Chauntrell justices on the oaths of Richard Humfrey gent, Thomas Catesby gent, Clement Vyllers gent, Miles Hampden gent, Thomas Sluttesbury, Eusaby Iseham gent, Thomas Langtre gent, Gilbert Pikeryng gent, Edward Reve gent, William Palmer gent, John Freman, Simon Peche gent, Thomas Good, William Nicoll & Thomas Oliver. They say this is a true bill. |
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37 Hen VIII | Northampton castle | Memorandum re gaol delivery at Northampton castle 2nd July before William Shelley milite & James Hales serjeant at law on the oaths of Henry Burden of Rothwell, Maurice (Wadde) of Kelmarsh, Thomas Wells of Boughton, John Symond of Doddington, Simon Maydewell of Farndon, Robert Dyckynson of Kingsthorpe, John Lounden of Pitsford, John Burbage of Rushden, William Goodwyn of Rushden, Thomas Routche of Easton Maudit, Richard Goodwyn of Irchester, Francis Warren of Yardley, William Leeke of 'Mylton' & Robert Ladde of Cransley who say the bill annexed is a true bill. |
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37 Hen VIII | Holcot | Thomas Russell of Holcot, cleric and Rector of the church of Holcot. Rector of Cosgrave. 8th March 36 Henry VIII he said, "Who made (fastyng) Chryste in heven wher leste he hys power in Rome. Where I say the power (which) remayne wyth the Bysshop of Rome. Wherefore I say he hathe power to (lose) and bynde and that yt he losythe and byndythe in erthe. Cryste (with) yt in heven ___ you may see how the erthe dothe (morne) and dothe not bryng furthe hys graynes fruyts & seeds as yt (does) when those lawes were (followed) wherfore I say the hed of the spyrytulatly and the temporality do nought". In contempt of the king? |