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CP40/ 1076 Hilary 1533 for Text See by Vance Mead CP40/ 1076 Hilary 1533 For text see http://aalt.law.uh.edu by Vance Mead Image Side County Plea Plaintiffs Defendants A Bolas, John, of Bolas, husbandman; Kylford, Thomas, of 3980 f Shrops debt Leveson, James, esq Hopton, husbandman A Bowars, Richard, of Treporten, Thomas, merchant Northampton, draper; Duddyngton, 3925 f Nhants debt of Germany Margaret, of Northampton, widow A Dene, Margaret, of Parva 5089 f Oxon detinue charter A Dene, Robert Guytyng, Glos, widow 5357 d Warks Nele, Richard, esq A Dene, William A Gate, John, of Apse, 5100 f Surrey trespass: close Stakford, Thomas husbandman Mascall, Richard, of A Godyshalffe, John, of Horsham, 4662 f Sussex debt Wevelysfeld mercer A Riele, Thomas, of Ledys, Yorks, Brokebanke, Christopher, of clothier; Eton, Richard, of Ledys, 4147 f London debt Bishops Lenn, merchant clothier A Riele, Thomas, of Ledys, Yorks, Brokebanke, Christopher, of clothier; Eton, Richard, of Ledys, 5563 d London Bishops Lenn, merchant clothier A Ryeley, Thomas, of Ledys, Brokebanke, Christopher, of Yorks, clothier; Hetton, Richard, of 5121 f London debt Kings Lenn, merchant Ledys, clothier Stokwyth, Humphrey; Cade, Abbott, William, of Chesterfeld, 4419 f Derbs debt John butcher Abbott, William, of Thornton, chaplain; Wylson, Robert, of 5978 d Bucks Tyrell, Humphrey, esq Thornton, husbandman Myldmale, William, of London, Abell, Edmund, of Colne, Essex, 5467 d London draper yeoman 4315 f Yorks debt Frank, Thomas, clerk Abott, John, of Leverton, chaplain Abraham, Robert, of Hamerton, 5470 d Hunts Bevell, Elizabeth husbandman Baylly, Robert, of London, Abry, Thomas, of Taunton, Soms, 4069 f London debt barber merchant Haynes, John, of Trowbrigge, Abrye, Richard, of Hardyngton, clothmaker, executor of; Middx, gent, executrix of; (Abrey, 4269 f Wilts debt (Haynes, Thomas) Katherine, of Hardyngton, widow) Acremon, Robert, of Waldyche, husbandman; Acreman, Henry, of Waldyche, husbandman; Acreman, Stephen, of Waldyche, 5177 f Dorset trespass: close Chard, William husbandman Acres, Christopher, of Cawode, 5701 d Yorks Aclome, John, esq yeoman Smyth, Walter, esq; 4629 f Warks quid juris clamat Schocbyro(?), William, gent Acres, Robert Newton, Peter, knight, executors of; (Newton, Acton, Thomas, of Acton Scott, Matilda, widow, Newton, gent; Colle, Edmund, Salop, esq; 5400 d Shrops Arthur, esq) Acton, Edmund, of Longnor, gent Adame, John, of Brandon Fery, yeoman; Warne, Thomas, of 4468 f Suff debt Cotton, Alice, widow Brandon Fery, yeoman Adame, John, of Brandon Fery, yeoman; Warne, Thomas, of 5329 d Suff Cotton, Alice, widow Brandon Fery, yeoman Adamps, John, of Brocton, 5402 d Shrops Lawley, Richard Longforth, husbandman Predyaux, Richard, of Tavystoke, executors of; Adams, Henry, of Fordyngbrygge, (Servyngton, John; Agnes his Hants, yeoman; Wylliams, John, of 4350 f Devon debt wife) Launceston, Cornw, merchant Adams, John, of Styvynage, Herts, shoemaker; Barefote, Nicholas, 4399 f Norf debt Gottes, Robert junior, of Styvynage, husbandman 4363 f Soms assumpsit Lane, John Adams, Richard, of Axbrige, tucker Adams, Robert, of Maxmyll, Wyke, Richard, of Wynnyscombe, husbandman; 4345 f Soms debt Wynnyscombe, yeoman Houper, William, 4547 f Nhants replevin Garret, John Adams, Thomas; Belche, John Howard, Thomas, Duke of Adamson, William, of Weveton, 5166 f London debt Norfolk, treasurer Norf, mariner Adelf, Thomas, of Welle, Cams, butcher; Mareys, John, of Dounham Market, laborer; Adelf, 5631 d Norf Pratt, John, gent Hamon, of Welle, husbandman 4690 f Wilts ejectment Lovell, William Adlam, George Pace, John, collector of customs and subsidies at Adrianson, Cornelius, of Bishops 5168 f London debt Bishops Lenn Lenn, shoemaker Adys, John, senior, of Weston 4476 f Herefs debt Grenowe, Hugh under Penyard, husbandman Adys, Robert, of Kyngeslane, husbandman; Wiche, John, of 4884 f Herefs trespass: taking Corbet, George Kyngeslane, laborer Agard, Thomas, of Salford, Leics, 3973 f Staffs debt Salt, Richard gent Agard, Thomas, of Salforth, Leics, merchant of the staple; Prest, Hugh, of Cathorp juxta Leddenham, husbandman; Figg, 3933 f Lincs debt Blak, John Arthur, of Ancastre, innholder Agard, Thomas, of Scalforth, Leics, Gresham, Richard, of London, gent; Stevynson, John, of Hohgan, 5559 d London mercer Lincs, chaplain Agard, Thomas, of Scalforth, Leics, Gresham, Richard, of London, gent; Stevynson, John, of 5127 f London debt mercer Hohgham, Lincs, chaplain Beckyth alias Smyth, Hugh, merchant of the staple, executors of; (Somerset, Agard, Thomas, of Skalford, Leics, 4626 f London debt Rose, widow; Smyth, John) merchant of the staple Agard, Thomas, of Stalforth, Leics, Gressham, Richard, of gent; Stevynson, John, of 6360 d London London, mercer Hohgham, Lincs, chaplain Inglysse, Michael, of London, alderman and merchant of the Agarde, Thomas, of Scalforth, 4563 f London debt staple Leics, merchant of the staple Akehurst, Thomas, of Helynglyghe, 4619 f Sussex trespass Midmore, Elias husbandman; Joan his wife Akers, John, of Seggeford, husbandman; Gogney, Thomas, of Seggeford, husbandman; Elyot, 6227 d Norf Rede, Robert Thomas, of Eton, husbandman Akres, John, of Hendolneston, husbandman; Yarham, Nicholas, of 4517 f Norf defamation Sheryngham, Denis Hendolneston, carpenter 5085 f Cornw debt Rice, George Alan, Odo, of Mychell, cordwainer Parys, John, of Norwich, Albryte, Robert, of Ipswich, water 4397 f Norwich debt execution merchant bailiff Dyke, Thomas, of Stoke juxta Alby, Thomas, of Stoke juxta Clare, Clare, administrator of; (Dyke, laborer; Brewster, Thomas, of 5187 f Suff debt Thomas) Sokte CLare, laborer Alcok, John, of Est Rudham, husbandman; Myllys, Isabel, of Est 4901 f Norf debt Bole, Robert Rudham, widow Alcok, John, of Ledys, Yorks, clothier; Alcok, Thomas, of Ledys, Brokebanke, Christopher, of clerk; Alcok, Ralph, of Ledys, 5563 d London Bishops Lenn, merchant yeoman Guibon, Thomas, of West Lenn, Norf, esq, son of Guibon, George, executors of; (Lomnor, Edmund; Rose his Alcok, John, of Ledys, Yorks, 5127 f London debt wife) clothmaker Guybon, Thomas, of Westlenn, Norf, esq, son of Guybon, George, executors of; (Lomnor, Edmund; Rose Alcok, John, of Ledys, Yorks, 5560 d London his wife) clothmaker Alcoke, John, of Ledys, Yorks, clothier; Alcoke, Thomas, of Ledys, Brokebanke, Christopher, of clerk; Alcoke, Ralph, of Ledys, 5124 f London debt Kings Lenn, merchant yeoman Alder, Richard, of Waybrydge, Surrey, bargeman; Claverley, 6033 d London Rempnam, Thomas Walter, of Waybrydge, laborer 4913 f Norf debt Fermour, Henry, knight Alderton, Robert, of Salle, gent Aldows, William, of Fresyngfeld, husbanmdman, executor of; (Aldows, Thomas, of Fresyngfeld, 4036 f Suff debt Storour, John, of Fresyngfeld husbandman) Aldus, Thomas, of Belton, 5383 d Lincs Bernard, Thomas husbandman Alee, Thomas, of Wyllyngton, 4910 f Norf defamation Dyge, Alice husbandman Cawston, Thomas; Bullok, John, junior; Sayer, Philip; common Sayer, John; Doner or Dover, 4507 f Essex recovery John; Scott, Robert Alen, John Cawston, Thomas; Bolok, John, junior; Sayer, Philip; Sayer, John; Boner, John; 6159 d Middx Scotte, Robert Alen, John, of Raylegh, Essex, gent Norwich, Robert, knight, Chief 5866 d Middx Justice Alen, John, of Raylegh, Essex, gent 5225 f Devon debt Hone, Robert Alen, Richard, of Clehydon, clerk Chamber, Geoffrey, of Alen, Thomas, of the king's 5498 d London London, gent household, gent Howard, Thomas, Duke of Alens, John, of Southreps, Norf, 5165 f London debt Norfolk, treasurer yeoman Howard, Thomas, Duke of Alenser, John, of Southreps, Norf, 5165 f London debt Norfolk, treasurer yeoman Aleson, Christopher, of Penseherst, Boleyn, Thomas, Earl of weaver; Hothelye, Henry, of Lye 4405 f Kent Wiltshire juxta Tunnbrege, husbandman Alexander, Charles, of Kenton, 4497 f London debt Wylford, Peter, esq Devon, clerk Aleyn, Margaret, of Erleham juxta 6044 d Norf Stowe, Richard Norwich, widow Aleyn, Richard, of Grantham, Lincs, mercer; Pattyson, William, of Grantham, butcher; Herbert, Richard, of Grantham, husbandman; A Merys, William, of 5025 f London debt Halle, Francis, esq Grantham, tallow chandler Hopkyns, Robert, of Hambury, administratrix of; (Hopkyns, Aleyn, Roger, of London, 5468 d London Alice, widow) haberdasher Aleyn, Roger, of Stapleherst, chapman; White, David, of Sherham, clothman; Polley, Robert, of Magna Waltam, Essex, chapman; Marton, Thomas, of 6449 d Kent Lane, John, of London, grocer Sedyngbourne, tailor Alfrey, Edmund, of Est Grenested, Stempe, John, of gent; Agnes his wife, widow of 4664 f Sussex debt Southover(?) juxta Lewes Pers, Richard 5255 f Suff debt Bumpsted, William Alkyn, Thomas, of Mutford, clerk Hampton, William, of London, skinner, executors of; (Myldnall, William; Joan his 5467 d London wife) Alle, John, of Rochester, mercer Almon, John, executors of; (Banes, Thomas, of Warbulton, Sussex, 6040 d Surrey Godard, John gent; Alice his wife) Alone, John, of Debenham, 5436 d Suff Thowaytys, William, gent husbandman Alott, John, of Wentworth, laborer; Smyth, Richard, of Doncaster, butcher; Porter, John, of Arksey, 4325 f Yorks debt Fletcher, Richard husbandman Deye, Richard, of Swanton Alpe, Thomas, of Donham Parva, 6223 d Norf Morley yeoman Alsopp, John, of Parva Chester, Roucetour Abbey, William, yeoman; Alsopp, John, of 5808 d Derbs abbot of Oxnaston, husbandman Alwey, William, of Comerwell, carpenter; Collett, John, of 4282 f Wilts trespass: close Button, William Wraxsall, laborer Alwyn, John, of Great Yarmouth, 4247 f Norf debt Baret, John anchor smith Alye, Thomas, of Rype, butcher; Drue, Thomas, of Rype, yeoman;
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