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CP40/ 1076 Hilary 1533 For text see http://aalt.law.uh.edu by Vance Mead Image Side County Plea Plaintiffs Defendants 5688 d Yorks A Dale, Thomas, yeoman Hastynges, Robert, of Depedale, 5690 d Yorks A Dale, Thomas, yeoman Whitby Abbey, John, abbot of A Dene, Margaret, of Parva 5089 f Oxon detinue charter A Dene, Robert Guytyng, Glos, widow Man, Richard, of Henfeld, husbandman; Basset, Thomas, of Preston, weaver; Hammes, William, of West Grensted, husbandman; Hammes, Thomas, 6004 d Sussex A Wode, Thomas of West Grensted, labofrer Elsbury, Edward, of Steynyng, 4656 f Sussex debt A Woode, Richard laborer Robuks, Edward, of Pountfrett, saddler; Abbott, William, of Pountfrett, yeoman; Abbott, 4003 f Yorks forcible entry Abbott, Alice, widow Richard, of Pountfrett, chaplain 4547 f Bucks replevin Abbott, William Bonam, John; Brokell, Richard Dussyng, Thomas, of Kyrke 6247 d Norf Abbottys, Edmund Bybedon, husbandman Abbotysburys Abbey, John, Hawke, John, of Hawkechurche, 5739 d Dorset abbot of husbandman Abbys, James, of Naylond, Fletcher, John, of Southampton, 5486 d London clothier merchant Long, William, of Hengham, carpenter; Ocle, Thomas, of 5631 d Norf Abell, Richard Hengham, mercer Bysley, John, of Ayston, 3988 f Nhants trespass: taking Abell, William husbandman Mason, William, of Kyngysclere, 3923 f Hants trespass: close Aborough, Ralph husbandman Mungy, Thomas, of Portesmoth, Hants, merchant; Parker, Henry, of Est Grenewiche, Kent, gentleman Abraham, Henry, usher to the King; Plankney, 6010 d Surrey administrator of; (Kytto, John) Alexander, of Lincoln, gent Gybbes, Thomas, esq; Upton, Thomas; Farewell, John; Sparke, 4634 f Devon replevin Abraham, Robert John Abram, Thomas, senior, of 4726 f London debt London, leather seller Boleyn, Edward, of London, knight Abram, Thomas, senior, of Nevile, John, of Milend, Middx, 4987 f London debt London, leather seller knight Acres, Christopher, of Cawode, 5701 d Yorks Aclome, John, esq yeoman Acourt, William; Agnes his Warre, John, of Church Tawnton, 5225 f Devon debt wife husbandman 4875 f Worcs debt Acton, Thomas Porter, William, of Worcester, 4863 f Worcs debt Acton, Thomas, gent Vaus, Thomas, of London Hempsted, Thomas, of Bumsted at Tower, husbandman; Browne, William, of Bumsted at Tower, 5073 f Essex debt Adam, Henry husbandman 5840 d Kent Adam, Peter; Petronilla his Kyngesnothe, Henry Haydon, Thomas; Haydon, Agnes, 4362 f Devon replevin Adam, William widow; Yong, Thomas Haydon, Thomas; Haydon, Agnes, 4984 f Devon replevin Adam, William widow; Yong, Thomas 5074 f Essex debt Adam, William Palmer, John, of Reddyswell, Thomson, Thomas, of Lyston, 5202 f Devon Adams, Henry chaplain Bagnald, John, of Newcastle under Lyme, yeoman; Rane, John, of Newcastle under Lyme, sherman; Herryson, William, of Newcastle under Lyme, saddler; Hasylwodde, John, of Chaddesley Corbett, Worcs, yeoman; Hyll, Thomas, of Adams, John, of Streton on Browme, laborer; Pachet, John, of 5404 d Staffs Dounesmore Bell Broghton, yeoman 3891 f Essex debt Adys, Richard Dawson, John, of Walden, hosier 5926 d Essex Adys, Richard Dawson, John Harvy, Nicholas, of Magna 6387 d Essex Agostylowe, Thomas Mapelsted, husbandman Thatcher, Thomas, of Ryngmere, 5359 d Sussex Akherst, Edward gent Alanson, Robert, of Lincoln, Colton, Hugh, of Ledys, Yorks, 3966 f Lincs debt alderman wooldriver Ellerker, Ralph, junior, of Burstwyk, Alanson, Robert, of Lincoln, Yorks, knight; Goldewell, John, of 5389 d Lincoln jeweler Burstwyk, gent Alanson, Robert, of Lincoln, Renold, Thomas, of East Barffold, 5390 d Lincoln jeweler Suff, clothier Wale, William, of Framyngham Pygott, husbandman; Wale, Andrew, of Framlyngham Earl, husbandman; Arboll, John, of Suffeld, husbandman; Brewster, 4897 f Norf debt Albon, Henry John, of Kyswyke, husbandman Albon, Henry, of Norwich, Arcall, John, of Swafeld, 5535 d Norwich grocer husbandman Clere, Edmund, of Stokysby, esq; Albon, Henry, of Norwich, Wale, John, of Tybenham, 6246 d Norwich grocer husbandman Skyte, Thomas; Slyfeld, Henry, clerk; Gardiner, Stephen, Bishop of 6006 d Surrey Alby, Henry Winchester Gardiner, Stephen, Bishop of Winchester; Skyte, Thomas; 6006 d Surrey Alby, Henry Slyfeld, Henry, clerk Alcok, Thomas, gent, collector Ruglay, John, of Sandwiche, Kent, 5273 f London debt of customs and subsidies in mariner Alcok, Thomas, gent, collector Page, James, of London, 5268 f London debt of subsidies in Kent haberdasher Alcok, Thomas, gent, collector Page, James, of London, 5268 f London debt of subsidies in Kent haberdasher Duntwhayte, William, of Marton, 6395 d Yorks Aldburgh, Richard, esq husbandman Sherwyn, Nicholas, of Carleton, colermaker; Wyarde, John, of 3920 f Norf debt Alden, Thomas Fornesett, husbandman Sherwyn, Nicholas, of Carleton, collar maker; Wyard, John, of 5768 d Norf Alden, Thomas Fornesett, husbandman Belle, John, of Framyngham, 5437 d Suff Aldhous, Robert shoemaker Vabehopkyng, David, of Rokysbrydge, yeoman; Baghe, 5731 d Soms Alen, John John, of Rokysbrydge, yeoman Alen, John, Archbishop of Frankelyn, Richard, of Bynknell, 4628 f Essex debt Dublin Wilts, yeoman Alen, John, Archbishop of Frankelyn, Richard, of Bynkenell, 5977 d Essex Dublin Wilts, yeoman 4026 f Suff Aleyn, Constance, widow Parker, Nicholas, of Iklyngton, Aleyn, Constance, widow of Revell, Thomas, junior, of Dalham, 5439 d Suff Aleyn, John, baron of the husbandman Massy, Robert, of Godmanchester, Aleyn, Geoffrey, of Thetford, Hunts, husbandman; Borowgh, 6261 d Norf gent John, of Godmanchester, Styberd, John, of Knapton, husbandman; Kecham, Adam, of 5635 d Norf Aleyn, Gregory Knapton, husbandman Pekke, John, of Norwich, innholder; Stanhough, John, of Bedyngham, husbandman; Croke, John, senior, 5216 f Norf debt Aleyn, Henry, clerk of Kyrsted, husbandman Fynche, Thomas, of Theydon 4620 f Essex trespass Aleyn, John Mount, yeoman 4075 f London debt Aleyn, John, knight Hill, Richard, of Wylston, Soms, Aleyn, John, knight, of Saxton, Henry, abbot of Valedey 4537 f London debt London, alderman Abbey, Lincoln Aleyn, John, knight, of Matras, John, of Smarden, Kent, 4939 f London debt London, alderman clothier Broderar, William, of Great Yarmouth, yeoman; Jurden, Richard, of Marbulton, Sussex, clothier; Hamond, John, of Aleyn, John, knight, of Bydenden, Kent, clothier; Gryse, 5031 f London debt London, alderman Gilbert, of Great Yarmouth, Aleyn, John, knight, of Golde, Gervase, of Smarden, Kent, 6112 d London London, alderman clothier Aleyn, John, knight, of Gybbyns, Thomas, of Popynbery, 6352 d London London, alderman Kent, clothier Bettys, James, of Westwyke, 5620 d Norf Aleyn, John, of Lammes worsted weaver 4074 f London debt Aleyn, John, of Thetforde, Broun, Robert, of Gosbek, Suff, Coke, Thomas, of Downham, shepherd; Yong, John, of Aleyn, John, senior; Aleyn, Downham, shepherd; Hawke, 6508 d Suff John, junior Richard, of Wangford, Gyllam, Thomas, of Osweste, 4595 f London debt Aleyn, Ralph Salop, chapman Dernebroke, John, of Pateleybryg, 5424 d Yorks Aleyn, Ralph, clerk husbandman 5373 d Lincs Aleyn, Thomas Depyng, John, of Grantam, baker Plat(?), John, of Shypdam, husbandman; Hubberd, John, of Shypdam, husbandman; Brunton, Aleyn, Thomas, executors of; John, of Hengham, thatcher; Dyker, 4905 f Norf debt (Wryght, John; Fekes, Robert) John, of Northwold, husbandman Aleyne, Henry, rector of Burgh juxta Aylsham; Aleyne, Loksmyth, William, of Felbrygge, 5216 f Norf debt Richard, of Hannworth, husbandman Wrampe, John, of Stronde, Middx, 4352 f Devon assumpsit Alfford, John; Gay, Richard glasier Calybut, Thomas, of Barton, husbandman; Taversham, John, of 6250 d Norf Alpe, Thomas Pykenhamwade, innholder Alpe, Thomas, of Dunham Candeler, Robert, of Ayshyll, 5765 d Norf Parva, gent husbandman 5703 d Yorks Altham, William Franke, William, of Ledes, yeoman Sympson, Robert, of Southwerke, vintner; 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    This electronic thesis or dissertation has been downloaded from the King’s Research Portal at https://kclpure.kcl.ac.uk/portal/ The Canterbury Archiepiscopates of John Stafford (1443-52) and John Kemp (1452-54) with editions of their registers Foss, David Blair The copyright of this thesis rests with the author and no quotation from it or information derived from it may be published without proper acknowledgement. END USER LICENCE AGREEMENT Unless another licence is stated on the immediately following page this work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International licence. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ You are free to copy, distribute and transmit the work Under the following conditions: Attribution: You must attribute the work in the manner specified by the author (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work). Non Commercial: You may not use this work for commercial purposes. No Derivative Works - You may not alter, transform, or build upon this work. Any of these conditions can be waived if you receive permission from the author. Your fair dealings and other rights are in no way affected by the above. Take down policy If you believe that this document breaches copyright please contact [email protected] providing details, and we will remove access to the work immediately and investigate your claim. Download date: 11. Oct. 2021 THE CANTERBURY ARCH! EP I SCOPATES OF JOHN STAFFORD (1443-52) AND JOHN KEMP (1452-54) WITH EDITIONS OF THEIR REGISTERS DAVID BLAIR FOSS vol-I Subniltted for the degree of Ph.D.