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Sorted by County, Then Plaintiff CP40/ Hilary 1135 1548 For text go to the AALT: http://aalt.law.uh.edu by Rosemary Simons Frame Side County Action Plaintiff Defendant 164 f [illegible] concord Bennett, Thomas; Heron, John, gent Dorothea, his wife 2454 d alias? debt Bonner, Edward, Bishop Popley, William, of Chittern All Saynts, of London Wilts, gent 186 f Beds trespass: Awerthe, George, esq; Clamber alias Hulsey, John, of close(?) Butler, Edward, gent Dunstaple, husbandman 1650 d Beds debt Balderne, John Bryan alias Fawkener, William, of Dunstaple, innholder 45 f Beds debt Barnardyston, George, Dey, John of Bolnest, yeoman administrator of; (Barnardyston, John) 1962 d Beds debt Bray alias Hall, William, Chace, Thomas, of Little Graunsdem, of Bykelswade, maltman Hunts, husbandman; Scotte, Thomas, of Eyton, yeoman 1658 d Beds debt Cave, Anthony, of Ryley, Robert, of Leighton Buzard, glover; Tyckford, Bucks, esq Gray, Thomas, of Leighton Buzard, tanner 859 f Beds trespass: Cobbe, William Barenger, Thomas, of Sharnebroke, close laborer; Gregorye, William, of Sharnebroke, laborer 1958 d Beds debt Danyell, Edward Pedder, Thomas; Pedder, Robert execution 179 f Beds debt Denell, John Perott, William, of Lygrave, Luton, husbandman; Mademale, Richard, of Whippesnade, husbandman 512 f Beds debt Dyve, Lewis, esq Manyngham, John, of Baldok, Herts, draper; Manyngham, of Luton, draper 504 f Beds debt Fetherston, John, brother Fetherston, Thomas, of Potten, vicar, of Thomas executor of; (Atkynson, Thomas, of Lydlyngton, tanner) 187 f Beds debt Flecher alias Cooke, Smyth, William, of Hichyn, Hertf, butcher William 1485 d Beds debt Flower, George Webb(?), Edward, of Marshe, Bucks, husbandman 1656 f Beds debt Fytz Hugh, Thomas; Cockys, Parnella, of Asplay, widow Richardson, William 1646 d Beds debt Hanston, William Gonne, John, junior, of Roxston, husbandman 1656 d Beds debt Hardyng, Thomas Fynche, George, of Luton, laborer; Walter, John, of Tebwurth, husbandman; Turner, William, of Holton Regis, husbandman 1261 f Beds debt Hardyng, Thomas Fynche, Roger, of Luton, laborer; Welter, John, of Tebewurth, husbandman; Turnar, William, of Holton Regis, husbandman 162 f Beds concord Hardyng, William Astry, Ralph, esq 183 f Beds debt Hawkyns, Richard, of Ryeley, Robert of Lyghton Bussard, Harlyngton, clerk glover 1773 d Beds common Isham, Giles, gent; Butler, William, of London, staple recovery Saunders, Blaise, of merchant London, grocer 183 f Beds debt Kagyll, John, of Sundon, Parrett, William, of Lygrave, Luton, yeoman yeoman 183 f Beds trespass: Lambart, John Faxston, Edmund, of Turvye, tailor close 2538 d Beds replevin Laurence, Edward Cheyne, Thomas, 186 f Beds trespass: Lawen, Simon Bladys, James, of Harlyngton, tailor; free Woodward, Richard, of Westenyng, warren tallow chandlar; Whytlok, John, of Westonyng, laborer 1657 d Beds trespass: Lawen, Simon Lyne, of Harlyngton, husbandman; free Norres, Robert, of Harlyngton, laborer; warren Martyn, Simon, of Harlyngton, laborer 1259 f Beds debt Mordaunt, John Gelybrond, John, of Mayden Brayle, execution Wilts, clerk 2457 d Beds debt Mordaunt, John, knight, Gelybrond, John, of Mayden Brayle, execution Lord Mordaunt Wilts, clerk 2478 d Beds debt Mordaunt, John, knight, Gelybrond, John, of Mayden Brayle, Lord Mordunt Wilts, clerk 1651 d Beds debt Okeley, Robert Pecok, Thomas, of Barton, husbandman; Bulstrode, Richard of Luton, husbandman 183 f Beds debt Osborne, John Kegyll, James, of Sondon, husbandman 1660 d Beds trespass: Preston, Roger George, Laurence, of Totternhoe, taking husbandman; Bowstred, Robert, of Totternhoe, husbandman 1160 f Beds defamatio Purney, John Roos, John, of Shefford, poulterer n 1765 d Beds debt Purrear, John, of Pedder, Henry, of Broughton, Bucks, Cranefeld yeoman 1263 f Beds debt Purrear, John, of Pedder, Henry, of Brougton, yeoman execution Cranfeld 1651 d Beds debt Pyke, Edmund Carnefield, Richard, of Kayshoo, husbandman; Craneseld, Thomas, of shefford, mercer 187 f Beds trespass: Richardson, William; Cokky(?), Pricilla, of Aspley Guyse, close Storne, Thomas, Rokys, widow Richard; Baker, William 1650 d Beds debt Robynson, Robert Mildenale, Richard, of Whippesname, husbandman 504 f Beds account Rolle, Georoge Stanley, Humphrey, of Sutton Colvyle, as Warr, clerk receiver 2415 d Beds debt Rust, John, of Upper Fitzherbert, Anthony, of Mepershall, gent Stondon, husbandman 516 f Beds debt Slade, Richard Taylour, William, of Pavenham, husbandman; Hayeward, Thomas, of Pavenham, husbandman; Cooke, Robert, of Spaldewyke, Hunts, husbandman; Edwardes, John, of Hurst, Hunts, husbandman 512 f Beds covenant Stevynson, George, vicar Oswaldeston, Thomas, Whaddon, Bucks, of Felmersham gent 722 f Beds debt Symond, John; Symond, Fletcher alias Cooke, William, of Thomas, of Blakemore, Northwell, yeoman Essex 183 f Beds debt Tylly, Thomas Ireland, George, of Bedford, painter 1951 d Beds debt Watkynson, Robert Rene alias Barbour, John, of Newporte, Shrops, organ player 1482 d Beds debt Wayneman, William Mychell, Richard, of Carleton, yeoman 1647 d Beds debt Whyte, Robert, clerk Sheffelde, Thomas, senior, of Temmesford, gent; Fyssher, William, of Temmesford, yeoman 45 f Beds debt Williamson alias Smith, Preston, Robert, of Sondon, husbandman Richard, of Luton, the executors of; (Williamson, Thomas, son of Richard ; Barber, Roger, junior) 188 f Beds debt Wyllyamson, Thomas Perott, John, of Hill Foot, Luton, maltman 873 f Berks debt Blunte, Robert, of Snell, Richard, of Hampstede Marsshal, Standen Husey, Wilts, yeoman yeoman 872 f Berks debt Blunte, Robert, of Snell, Thomas, of Hampstede Marshall, Standen Husey, Wilts, yeoman yeoman 180 f Berks debt Borne, John Jessan, Robert, of Chepyng Ilsley, husbandman 177 f Berks trespass: Bromhall, George, clerk Bracye, Edward, of Spenehamlond, taking yeoman 177 f Berks debt Bromhall, Roger Coggyn, John, of Spenehamlond, weaver 2628 d Berks trespass: Bromhall, Roger, clerk Bracye, Edward, of Spenehamland, taking yeoman 1768 d Berks debt Cocke, John, of Benett, Richard, of New Wendesore, Newbury, tailor yeoman 181 f Berks debt Collyns, Walter Parsone, John, of Bagnor, husbandman 181 f Berks debt Damastell, Richard Patye, Christopher, of Newburye, smith 1652 d Berks debt Doyly, John, of Lyppyscome, William, of Reading, Chesiphampton, Oxon, butcher esq 176 f Berks trespass: Elyott, Humphrey Knyght, Robert, of Hasylwyke, Inkpenne close 1954 d Berks trespass: Essex, William, knight; Waldron, Thomas, of Helrope(?), Wilts, close Essex, Thomas, esq gent; Newman, William, of Holrope, yeoman; Burwoode, Christopher of Alborne, Wilts, yeoman; Trocaunt, John, of Alborne yeoman; Tubber, John, of Alborne, Wilts, yeoman; Knyght, Michael, of Alborne; Townesende, Henry, of Alborne, yeoman 175 f Berks debt Foster, Giles, of Wygmore, William, of Thatcham, Chamberhowse, husbandman Thatcham, esq 2290 d Berks debt Haeys, John, of Lydiard Morley, Thomas, of Marleborough, Wilts, Millicent, Rector Suffragan Bishop 178 f Berks debt Hegell, Gilbert, executor Hiler, Richard, of Redyng, weaver of; (Marten, William) 1659 d Berks debt Hynde, Richard, Wyatt, William, of Upton, husbandman; executors of; (Bracy, Barkeswale, Henry, of Shaw bridge, Edward; Sybil, his wife) Speen, Berks, tanner, executors of; (Ayleston, Francis, of Hongerford, gent; Margaret, his wife) 513 f Berks debt Kekwyche, John, esq, Lawry, William, of St Germans, Cornw, executors of; (Hyde, clerk Oliver, esq; Thomasina, his wife) 507 f Berks debt Lee, Thomas, executor Parson, Nicholas, of Hants, executor of; of; (Lee, Ralph, gent) (Parson, Richard, of Exton(?), Hants) 1131 f Berks debt Okham, Nicholas Surrage, Robert, of Speenhamland, Newbury, clothier 181 f Berks trespass: Salcot, John, Bishop of Clement alias Quyeryngdon, John, of taking Salisbury Hurst, carpenter 175 f Berks trespass: Salcot, John, Bishop of Segre, Thomas, of Okyngham, laborer taking Salisbury 1656 d Berks waste Sawter, John Sawter, William 2524 d Berks quare Seymour, Thomas, Lord Salcot alias Capon, John, Bishop of impedit Seymour of Sudely, High Salisbury; Tregonwell, John; Dowgeon, Admiral of England, George, clerk Order of the Garter, knight 184 f Berks debt Smalle, William Shynfeld, of Newbery, tailor 175 f Berks debt Smarte, Morris, of Grenewaye, William, of Wokefeld, Shawe, tanner butcher 1078 f Berks quare Talbott, John, knight; Howper, Richard; Wyllyams, Henry, clerk impedit Capon alias Salcote, John, Bishop of Salisbury 7 f Berks debt Toppe, Henry; Laura, his Bartholomew, William of Hampsted wife Marshall, executors of; (Bartholomew, Julia of Hampsted Marshall, widow; Bartholomew, William of Hampsted Marshall, husbandman) 1652 d Berks debt Upton, George Whytewey, Henry, of Newbury, fuller 175 f Berks debt Weston, Thomas Wigmore, William, of Thatham, husbandman 519 f Berks debt Wollen, Edward; Agnes, Hamon, Hamlet, of Wokyngham, tailor his wife 1646 d Berks debt Wollen, Edward; Agnes, Hamond, Hamelet, of Okyngham, tailor his wife 507 f Berks debt Wyks, Gilbert, clerk, Mauncell, Thomas, of Burnestone, Yorks, executors of; (Wyks, clerk Evan, clerk; Wyks, Baldewin) 328 f Bristol debt Cooke, Thomas, of Heynes, Thomas, of Bristol, Burgess and Tewksybury, Gloucs, beer brewer; Parker, Thomas, of Bristol, clothier baker 1100 f Bristol debt Cooke, Thomas, of Heynys, Thomas, of Bristol, beer brewer; Twekysbury, Gloucs, Parker, thomas, of Bristol, baker clothier 2077 d Bristol debt Dale, Thomas, of Stretley, Edmund, of Whitfeld, Oxon, gent Aylesburye 1072 f Bristol partition Ruffyn, Robert; Joan, his Appowell, William wife 162 f Bristol concord Twynyhoo, Edward, esq Wylly, John 2480
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