Outlaws

Outlaws (civil and criminal)

The project began in August 2025. The idea is to link the law suit which led to an outlawry with follow-up information regarding the property of the outlaw. Arranged by last name of outlaw.

SB = Susanne Brand

EDWARD III

B

• Philip Bolton, junior
  • outlawed for killing of Howell ap Griff Vagham, vicar of Llandysilio in Wales. Before 20 Oct. 1385. [1]SB
• John Brewer of Osprenge, Kent
  • outlawed on 27 September 1389 at the appeal of Thomas Homan for the killing of his father John Homan [2] SB

C

• William Chaumberleyn of Beverley
  • outlawed 1382/83 in appeal of death brought by Alice, widow of William Halden
    • outlawry revoked due to error: king's service [3]; related [4] SB

• John Chesham of South Luffenham
  • outlawed [5] SB

F

• Stephen de Feltham, chaplain
  • outlawed on 29 October 1380 at the suit of the abbot of Derham for trespass [6] SB

J

• John Joce, knight
  • outlawed for killing of Howell ap Griff Vagham, vicar of Llandysilio in Wales. Before 20 Oct. 1385. [7] SB

K

• John Kendale of Okham
  • outlawed in Northamptonshire [8] SB

L

• Roger Lift of Laxton
  • outlawed in Northamptonshire [9] SB

M

• John Marler of Belesby
  • outlawed on 26 June 1368 in account suit brought by William de Belesby, knight [10] SB

N

O

P

• Richard Page of Mattersey (Nottinghamshire), son of Sarra atte Brugge
  • outlawed for felony between 28 Oct. 1368 and 1376 [11] [12] SB

R

S

• Richard atte Slow
  • outlawed in trespass suit brought by John Hay in London on 2 May 1379
    • outlawry pardoned on 15 Nov. 1388 [13] [14] SB

• Agnes, who was the wife of Thomas Smith of Deeping East
  • waived in Lincoln on 3 May 1388 at the suit of William Smith of Deeping [15] SB

• John Sparowe of Glaunfordbridge
  • outlawed in 1384/85 in Lincoln in debt suit brought by Ralph de Bardeney of Lincoln [16] SB

• John Spoo, esquire of Norfolk
  • outlawed on 8 March 1389 in London at the suit of John de Eston and Simon Stratford, citizens and draper of London for a debt of £22 5s 4d brought in Common Pleas. Got pardon of outlawry on 20 May 1389 because he surrendered to Fleet prison [17] SB

T

U

V

W

• John Wayt, former parson of Aldeburgh, Norfolk
  • outlawed on 27 February 1385 at the suit of Walter Godard, citizen and brewer of London, for debt of £33 2s brought in Common Pleas in Michaelmas Term 1382.
    • Capias utlagatum handed over on 11 August 1390 [18] SB

• Richard Wryngge of Salisbury, merchant
  • outlawed at the suit of Thomas Crouk of Sidelyng in a plea of debt before Court of Common Pleas
  • capias utlagatum handed over to John Launce, undersheriff, in Salisbury by Richard Lambard on 2 June 1392; was captured but then released and threatened to kill Thomas [19]