C78 1582

UNDER CONSTRUCTION: SO MANY ROLLS CONTAIN ELIZABETHAN CASES THAT IT WILL BE SOME TIME BEFORE THIS LISTING IS RELATIVELY COMPLETE
Rolls thus far included: C78/15-30
Year	Cal_Date	Regnal_Year	Parties	Subject Matter	Roll/Case_No.
1582		24			C78/, no. []
no date			Elizabeth Cuttes, widow of Henry Cuttes, for her son George Cuttes v. Henry Cuttes.	Payment of legacies to children of Henry Cuttes under his will, of which the defendant, the eldest son, is executor. Manor of Binbury in Thornham, Kent. Order only.	C78/66, no. 1 []
1582	25 Jan.	24	Francis Shilling and other tenants of Neatishead, Norf v. Edmund, bishop of Norwich, George Thymblethorp and William Rookewoode, gent.	Fines of leases on the manor of Neatishead, and leases of the manor to Thymblethorpe and Rookewood from bishops of Norwich. Detailed schedule of tenants' fine rates (itemizing acreage) for demesne lands and all tithable lands, as drawn up by arbitrator. See also C 78/18.	C78/54, no. 10 []
1582	27 Jan.	24	Thomas Symeon v. John Symeon alias Symondes.	Messuages and lands called Stockfield's Lands in Turville, Bucks. Dismission.	C78/66, no. 3 []
1582	30 Jan.	24	William Lentall (now dec) and Margaret Lenthall, his widow, and sons Peter and John Lenthall v. Lady Margaret Tailboys, widow of Sir Peter Carew and wife of Sir John Clifton	Reversion of a customary holding of the manor of Mohun's Ottery [in Luppit], Devon and lease of certain other property belonging to the manor.	C78/61, no. 5 []
1582	1 Feb.	24	Robert Hayward of Old Newton, Suff, gent v. Richard Freston, esq.	Admission to a close of land and pasture called Newclose, held by custom of the manor of Wickham Skeith and the rate of a fine already taken for admission to a part of the close. Defendant claims close is part of his demesne.	C78/59, no. 1 []
1582	3 Feb.	24	Sir John Ryvers, citizen and alderman of London v. Humphrey Walrond, of Bradfield, Devon, esq, William Walrond, Thomas Willoughbie, esq and Humphrey Bridges, gent.	Lease of a moiety of the capital messuage of the manor of Hepsbroke with lands in Penshurst, Kent.	C78/54, no. 11 []
1582	5 Feb .	24	Matthew Ogle of Causey Park, Northumb, gent v. Emmanuel Trumbull.	Redemption of manor of Swalwell and other lands in Durham, mortgaged to defendant's father, Thomas Trumbull, citizen and fishmonger of London. On the way to repay the last £40 of money owed by plaintiff to Trumbul, the money was taken to the Queen's use to pay soldiers during the Northern Rebellion.	C78/63, no. 1 []
1582	7 Feb.	24	Henry Dell v. William Dell and wife Joan and Thomas Knighte and wife Ellen.	Customary holding of the manor of Gorhambury (in St. Michael's), Herts.	C78/61, no. 16 []
1582	8 Feb.	24	Henry Russell of Oxford University, gent v. Jane Vyne, widow	Farm called Lowches in Long Wittenham Berks conveyed to St. John's College, Oxford by Sir Thomas White, and a lease of the same.	C78/66, no. 2 []
1582	10 Feb	24	Gertrude and Joan Slade, daughter of Thomas Slade, dec v. Robert Walker and William Lerayd.	Tenements with appurtenances in Fleet Street, London called the Rose Tavern and the George. Dismission.	C78/59, no. 2 []
1582	7 May	24	John, Grace, Mary and Katherine Novell, children of Roger Howell of Little Mearley, Lancs, gent, dec v. Arthur Mawde, Alexander Wood, Brian Lister and others (named).	Rents from lands and tenements in Bingley, Keighley, Laycock and else where in Yorks (named) extended to Novell for John Paslowe's debts.	C78/61, no. 9 []
1582	14 May	24	James Mascall of St. Giles in the Fields, Midd, ale brewer v. Thomas and John Harrys, William and Thomas Browne and John Coo.	Two tenements called the Cheker and King's Head and other tenements in St. Giles in the Fields, Midd once mortgaged to Thomas Browne, with other lands (named, including the manor of St. Giles), by Lord Mountjoy and wife Lady Katherine and since redeemed.	C78/54, no. 12 []
1582	15 May	24	John and Geoffrey Wylkyns v. John Borington.	Reversion of a lease of a messuage and land called Venn (Fenne) in Bishopsteignton, Devon.	C78/61, no. 18B []
1582	21 May	24	John Duncombe and other customary tenants (named) of the manor of Ivinghoe, Bucks v. Anthony Mason of Kew, Surrey, esq.	Ratification of indentures between tenants and lord concerning an agreed schedule of the customs of the manor of Ivinghoe. Rental of customary lands given, and schedule of customs recited.	C78/66, no. 4 []
1582	22 May	24	Ralph Troublefield v. John Hawkyns, John Dyson and George and John Burton.	Customary holding in Brompton in Kensington, Midd belonging to the manor of Earl's Court. Dismission.	C78/54, no. 13 []
1582	22 May	24	Thomas Lane of Bentley, Staffs, esq. v. Thomas Wollaston of Walsall, Staffs, William Gorwey, James Ducye and others (named).	The free exercise of the plaintiff's office of the bailiwick of Bentley Hay, Staffs. Annuity of £15 to be paid from the manor and town of Bentley towards a free school in Walsall.	C78/54, no. 14 []
1582	25 May	24	Edward Zouche of Pitton, Wilts, esq (now dec.), Christian (then) his wife v. Richard Sydenham, gent, Jane Sydenham, widow, John Browne, esq, and others (named).	Payment of an annuity from the manor of Wynford Eagle, Dors.	C78/54, no. 17 []
1582	28 May	24	John Morris of Little Faringdon, Berks [Oxon], gent v. Thomas Morris.	Manor of Little Faringdon with appurtenances in Berks and Oxon and charges on the same, including dower rights. Property in Highworth and Hannington, Wilts and in Eastleach Turville and Southrop, Glos.	C78/55, no. 19 []
1582	16 June	24	Guy Thompson v. Joan and Alice Goodye.	Five acres of land on Thatchers Hill in Rodmersham, Kent. Dismission.	C78/59, no. 5 []
1582	16 June	24	Francis Samwell, esq. v. Robert Harlowe and wife Martha; Robert Harlowe and wife Martha v. Francis Samwell.	Leases of the great tythe barn and tithes of Piddington Rectory, Northants. Dismission.	C78/59, no. 6 []
1582	19 June	24	Thomas Kynersley, esq v. Robert Felton and the copyholders of the manor of Ackleton.	Customs of the manor relating to escheats and an attempt to reverse a decree of 19 Oct. 21 Eliz where present defendants were plaintiffs and vice versa. See C 78/51/21.	C78/57, no. 4 []
1582	20 June	24	John and Richard Palmer of the city of London, merchants v. Sir James Hawes.	Claims to raisins saved after the Salamon was wrecked on its way from Andalucia to Antwerp. Prices fetched by raisins saved dry, 'somewhat wett' and 'sore wett'. Plaintiff claims defendant took all raisins saved and decree awards him compensation.	C78/59, no. 4 []
1582	21 June	24	Anthony Gell, esq v. William Blackwall, gent.	Lands and rents in Wirksworth (Derb), some late of St. Helen's Chantry in Wirksworth. (Damaged)	C78/, no. []
1582	23 June	24	Dennis Fyssher, citizen and linen draper of London v. Nicholas Raynton and Robert Thorpe.	Annuity of £10 from the manor of Lechlade, Glos under will of Dennis Toppes, esq., which manor was divided up under the same will. Dismission.	C78/54, no. 16 []
1582	26 June	24	John Myles v. Samuel Marrowe, Henry Gee and George Bramwell.	Admittance to two customary holdings of the manor of Berkswell, Warw. Defendant Marrowe claims plaintiff is a villein regardant.	C78/54, no. 21 []
1582	26 June	24	Laurence Greves and wife Anne, William Frauncys, Roger Atkinson and others (named) v. John Wyseman, gent.	Admittance to a customary holding of the manor of Great Canfield, Essex. Customs relating to admittance on death of previous holder.	C78/59, no. 11 []
1582	28 June	24	John Goodman v. Edward Wood, gent.	Defendant's refusal to abide by decrees of 22 and 23 Eliz. concerning Goodman's claim to admittance to sheep foldage in Stapleford. See C78/55/8, 14.	C78/55, no. 15 []
1582	30 June	24	Thomas Webbe, gent v. Edmund Webbe, gent.	Annuity of 20 marks from lands in Overtown, Wilts, and will of Thomas Webbe, dec. Lands in Rodbourne Cheney and Overtown, Wilts.	C78/59, no. 3 []
1582	2 July	24	Thomas Reve of Thwaite, Suff v. Robert Crane, esq.	Descent of lands in Thwaite and elsewhere in Suff held by custom of the manor of Brockford Hall, Suff under will of John Reve, dec.	C78/54, no. 15 []
1582	4 July	24	Ralph Vyne v. Stephen Vyne.	Messuages and lands in Westwood [in Ash], Surrey and Rickford [in Worplesdon], Surrey and the moiety of the manor of Wyke [in Ash]. Enfeoffment to use and will of Henry Vyne, plaintiff's father. Lease of manor of Piddington, Oxon.	C78/61, no. 18A []
1582	8 Nov.	24	Arthur Hewett, citizen and draper of London v. John Kitchen, esq.	Debts of defendant's wife Anne, widow of George Foreman and of William Chyvall, draper. Lease of a garden (place not given) from the chamber of the city of London. Dismission.	C78/58, no. 6 []
1582	9 Nov.	24	John Wirdnam, jun of Farnborough, Berks, yeoman v. John Yonge of Blewbury, Berks and wife Margaret and John Plott.	Lease of copyhold lands in Farnborough.	C78/55, no. 16 []
1582	13 Nov.	24	William Standish of Winchester, Hants, gent v. John Barrowe and wife Mary.	Will of William Standish of Thornborough, Bucks, whom defendants claim died intestate. Lease of tenements in Southwark St. Olave, Surrey.and leases of a messuage with lands in Thornborough, of pastures called 'Wykye’ [?Wickey in Little Staughton], Beds and of lands in Syresham, Northants.	C78/59, no. 10 []
1582	16 Nov.	24	Edward Lacon, and wife Joan v. Edward Wilson, gent and Thomas Clarke.	Annuities charged at the manor of Willian, Herts. The manor was granted for life to the plaintiff Joan on her marriage to Edward Wilson's son (now dec).	C78/57, no. 3 []
1582	17 Nov	25	George Wylton of London, chandler v. Francis Stiche, chandler.	Redemption of the mortgage of a lease of a tenement in St. Sepulchre, London. Plaintiff mortgaged it to defendant for £17 in wares.	C78/54, no. 22 []
1582	27 Nov.	25	John West v. Jaques Garrett.	Debt for chattels and merchandise. Decree only.	C78/66, no. 5 []
1582	28 Nov.	25	Alice Degle, daughter of Moses Degle of Monks Mill in Great Faringdon, Berks, yeoman v. Arthur Lewes and wife Margaret.	Lease of a messuage and mill called Monks Mill with appurtenances in Wadley, [in Great Faringdon], Berks [Oxon] from Oriel College, Oxon.	C78/55, no. 17 []
1582	1 Dec.	24	Marmaduke Walker of London, yeoman v. Adam Lathes and John Hodgeson.	Customary holding of the manor of Legburthwaite, Cumb held by tenant right. Defendant claims that, as plaintiff's ancestor was a convicted felon, he forfeited all his rights in his holding of the manor. Case already heard in the Council of the North. Dismission.	C78/57, no. 10 []
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