C78 1571

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Year	Cal_Date	Regnal_Year	Parties	Subject Matter	Roll/Case_No.
1571		13			C78/, no. []
1571	27 Jan	13	Thomas Warner of Hoo, Norf. v. Sir Henry Parker, Lord Morley and Robert Constable.	Admission to a customary holding in Worthing belonging to manor of Swanton Morley and Worthing, Norf.	C78/37, no. 23 [2]
1571	6 Feb	13	John Symes alias Hardwich and wife Joan, widow of James Wornell, and Edward Wornell v. Ralph Jeyninges, esq.	Customary holding in manor of Puxton, Som.	C78/44, no. 21 [3]
1571	6 Feb	13	John Blackealler v. Roger Bligh, William Froste, John Wekett and John Trevyre.	Manor of Trethevy and messuages and lands in Trethevy in South Petherwin, Corn. Dismission.	C78/44, no. 22 [4]
1571	7 Feb	13	Walter Pykes of Bristol, merchant v. George Higgens and wife Elinor, William Dennyn and wife Alice.	Failure to carry out bequest of William Pykes, dec. that land should be purchased to endow the almshouse of St. Thomas, Bristol. Deceased husbands of Alice and Elinor were co-executors of will.	C78/37, no. 20 [5]
1571	8 Feb	13	William Smarte of Ipswich, Suff. v. Arthur Robsarte and wife Margaret.	Bond relating to conveyance of messuage called Puntes with lands and tenements in parishes of Sibton and Peasenhall, Suff.	C78/37, no. 21 [6]
1571	12 Feb	13	Francis Shakerley v. Katherine Heywood, widow.	Bequest of £140 to Anne Carter under will of Dame Anne Pakington. Plaintiff and defendant's late husband were executors.	C78/37, no. 22 [7]
1571	[?] May	13	John Cobham v. William Digges.	Recognizance of £800 to observe a previous chancery order.	C78/37, no. 24 [8]
1571	8 May	13	Nicholas Hyll of Wendover, Bucks, yeoman v. William Hawtry, esq.	Admittance to 11 acres of arable land holdable by custom of manor of Wendover.	C78/52, no. 25 [9]
1571	17 May	13	Geoffrey Wastnes, gent. v. Rowland Whitmore and wife Anne.	Oxen, kine, sheep, a horse and household implements worth £140. Dismission.	C78/44, no. 23 [10]
1571	19 May	13	Richard Verneham and Isabel his wife, Thomas Dayman & Katherine his wife, Salome Beauple, widow, Roger Nicoll & Johane his wife, Christopher Nicolle, Stephen Cornall & Margaret his wife, and other tenants of manor of Pillond, Devon (not named) v. John Brett, esq.	Leases, made by defendant's grandmother, of lands belonging to Pillond manor in parishes of Pilton and Marwood.	C78/37, no. 34 [11]
1571 (?)	21 May	13 Eliz. [sic]	Richard Cole and wife Susan, widow of John Fuller, alderman of Canterbury, and Edward Fuller, infant, her son v. Robert Hope, William Absolon, Peter Wylkinson and Henry Harte.	Lease of a tenement called The Three Kings in Canterbury, Kent. Provisions of the will of John Fuller. See also C70/45/5.	C78/45, no. 20 [12]
1571	21 May	13	Richard Cole and wife Susan, widow of John Fuller, alderman of Canterbury, Kent, for Edward Fuller v. Robert Hope, William Absolon, Peter Wylkynson and Henry Harte.	Lease of tenement called the Three Kings in Canterbury with goods and implements, a bond concerning the same and other messuages in Canterbury and Dover.	C78/46, no. 1 [13]
1571	26 May	13	William Sebrighte and John Sebrighte v. Thomas Whorwood.	Lease of 50 acres of copyhold land in manor of Kinfare, Staffs. Edward Whorwood late of Compton, Staffs decd	C78/48, no. 11 [14]
1571	26 May	13	John Foxfall, citizen and merchant of London v. Thomas Collymer, Francis Bennyson, John White, Edmond Ansell, Ansell Beckett, Edmund Huggens, John Gressham, Thomas Randall, Anthony Brinckloo, Edmond Gressham, Robert Dove, Nicholas Culverwell, John Mylner, George Saunders, John & Henry Isham, merchants of London.	Insurance of goods carried in the Jesus of Newcastle and the Elizabeth Bonaventure of London from the Narve beyond the sea. On loss of goods the insurers were ordered by a commission to pay compensation, which the defendants failed to do. According to commission, one dollar then equaled 54d; defendants claim it was worth less. Performance of commission's orders.	C78/48, no. 13 [15]
1571	19 June	13	Jasper Baker of Bowers, Essex, gent. v. Maurice Rodney and Geoffrey Upton, esqs.	Lands and tenements in Priddy and Draycott, Som. worth 40 shillings p.a, Dismission.	C78/44, no. 24 [16]
1571	21 June	13	Mathew Dignam, son of Thomas Dignam of Amersham, Bucks., dec., by John Cheyne, esq. v. Henry Hamond.	Chief mansion house in Great Marlow, Bucks.	C78/37, no. 35 [17]
1571	25 June	13	Walter Jobson of Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant v. Dean and chapter of Durham.	Rectory of Brantingham, Yorks., and a pension of £17. Dismission.	C78/37, no. 25 [18]
1571	27 June	13	Katherine Leaper, widow v. Peter Graye, esq.	Conveyance of manor or farm called Franklins in Haynes (Hawnes) Beds with lands in Haynes and 'Cardington’ (?Caddington) Beds.	C78/52, no. 27 [19]
1571	28 June	13	John Croker v. William Strowde and Thomas Croker.	Lease of 100 acres of land called Battysford and Makarell Park, adjoining manor of 'Lyneham' (?Lyneham in Yealmpton), Devon, granted by Henry, marquess of Exeter temp H.VIII.	C78/48, no. 12 [20]
1571	3 July	13	Edward Fynes, Lord Clynton and Saye, High Admiral of England v. John Fuller, gent.	Parcels of lands once belonging to the manor of ‘Christed' [Kirkstead], Lincs.	C78/38, no. 33 [21]
1571	4 July	13	Richard Broughton v. Mathew Lloid and Richard Tomlyns.	Lease of toll, duty and custom of corn and grain in Bishop's Castle, Salop.	C78/37, no. 36 [22]
1571	11 Oct	13	Sir John Butler and Richard Prynce, gent v. Joyce Jenyns, widow, William Everall, Richard Gawen, David Brasier, William Bromlowe, John Tumkyns, John Smyth, William Mall, Thomas Newton, Richard Vicars, Thomas Cowper	Enclosure of parcels of the waste ground called Egford's Green and Hurst belonging to the manors of Pulverbatch, Longdon and Stapleton, Salop. Decree orders the enclosed land be laid open.	C78/46, no. 4 [23]
1571	15 Oct	13	Richard Worseley, bastard son of Sir Robert Worseley v. Sir John Atherton.	Provisions for Worseley's bastard sons and daughters in the terms of an enfeoffment to use of the manors of Coulton, Howthorpe and Hovingham, Yorks. Dismission.	C78/52, no. 2 [24]
1571	18 Oct	13	Henry Poole alias Creche v. Thomas Hawker, gent.	Lease of capital messuage and lands in Caryfitzpaine in Charlton Mackerell, Som. late of Thomas Poole alias Creche, plaintiff's father.	C78/44, no. 27 [25]
1571	19 Oct	13	William Frankland, citizen and clothworker of London and wife Joyce, Hugh Franckland v. Roger Lepton and Thomas Grey.	Incumbrances on the estate conveyed by Grey to plaintiff of the manor, rectory and advowson of Barton le Street (Barton in Riddell), Yorks.	C78/46, no. 8 [26]
1571	21 Oct	13	John Frank v. Gregory Price esq., Edward Carwardyne, Thomas Carwardyne and James Tompkyns.	Admittance to a customary holding of the manor of Thinghill, Heref and custom of the manor relating to descent of holdings.	C78/70, no. 16 [27]
1571	24 Oct	13	John Molineux, esq. v. Richard Whalley.	Failure to abide by former award on case between Thomas Cropwell and Richard Whalley, esq. 10 Eliz. Plaintiff has bought the property at issue from Cropwell.	C78/37, no. 32 [28]
1571	25 Oct	13	John Vogane v. William West, Lord Lawarre.	Keepership of the park of Ewhurst, Sussex with annuity of £5. Dismission.	C78/37, no. 28 [29]
1571	27 Oct	13	Charles Kirle and wife Jane v. Robert Warre.	Lease of two messuages and 300 acres of land in Maid's Moreton, Bucks.	C78/44, no. 29 [30]
1571	27 Oct	13	Thomas Sherbroke of Oxton, Northants, yeoman v. Sir Anthony Strelley of Strelley, Notts.	Money owed to plaintiff on the defendant's failure to carry through an agreed conveyance of the manor of Oxton.	C78/46, no. 6 [31]
1571	27 Oct	13	Richard Muskett, John Edwardes, Richard Charmond, William Muskett, George Murton, William Parker, Henry My..., John Os..., John Muskett, William Stannarde, tenants and inhabitants of Harleston, Suff v. Henry Muskett, yeoman, lord of the manor of Harleston.	Rights of copyholders to fell timber, lop, crop, and pasture beasts on commons. Cost of sending two soldiers to Newhaven. Purchase of a close called Bromefield.	C78/52, no. 1 [32]
1571	28 Oct	13	Nicholas Wallis of Kingston-on-Thames, Surrey, mercer v. Richard Arden and wife Alice, executrix of William Wallys of Twigworth, Glos., yeoman, dec.	Lease of house with ground in Twigworth part of manor of Ablode and Santhurst, Glos.	C78/37, no. 26 [33]
1571	30 Oct	13	John Pope v. Christian Joyce, widow.	Reversion of a customary holding in West Buckland, Devon and interest in a moiety of it, including stock, during defendant's lifetime.	C78/44, no. 28 [34]
1571	6 Nov	13	Francis Saunder of Wantisden, Suff., gent., executor of Thomas Manninge, dec. v. Henry Apleton and wife, Faith.	Alleged lease of Melton Marsh, Orford, Suff. Dismission.	C78/37, no. 27 [35]
1571	10 Nov	13	Thomas Kendall v. Anthony Smyth.	Coventual lease of a messuage in St. Matthew, Friday Street, London, granted by Stratford at Bow Priory, Midd.	C78/46, no. 5 [36]
1571	12 Nov	13	William Childe, gent, John Burye, Thomas Hereford, Henry Alowe, Roger Walker, Thomas Nott, Margaret Tyler, John Angell of Lindriche, Thomas Brian, Roger Pennell, Walter Warrold, Thomas Pennell of Wodsonne, William Mounde, John Monoxe, Thomas Brasyer, William Mille, Thomas Pennell of Pensocks, Walter Dallowe, Roger Garner, Thomas Bodneham, William Burye, Thomas Foster, Thomas Mounde of Newnam, Roger Penny, John Pulton als Pooton, John Hill of Broaston, Thomas Tonerdyne, Thomas Burye, Thomas Morley, Thomas Mounde of Knighton, Roger Hill als Taylor, William Hill als Taylor, John Mounde, Edmond Foster, John Comber als Smyth, Elenor Mounde, Thomas Symonds, William Stewarde, Richard Nicholls, William Walker of the Wylde, John Angell of Pensaxe, Edward Cooke, John Burye, George Symonds, Richard Perks, William Hill, John Comber, John Jeninns als Hooper, tenants of manors of Moor [in Lindridge], Newnham, Lindridge, Knighton and Pensax, Worcs. v. Thomas Wilson, dean of Worcester Cathedral.	Customs of the aforesaid manors, e.g. freebench for widows. (12mm.)	C78/43, no. 33 [37]
1571	12 Nov	13	William Gower of Redmarley, Worcs. esq. v. William Goulde, mercer, Philip Holworthe, linen draper and John Cardemaker, all of Bridgwater, Som.	Non-delivery of bills and obligations. Dismission.	C78/44, no. 26 [38]
1571	13 Nov	13	John Brewer of Oakford, Devon, husbandman and wife Christian v. John Temlett.	A share in Temlett's house, pasture and corn in Oakford during his life, due to his daughter Christian as marriage portion.	C78/37, no. 29 [39]
1571	13 Nov	13	James Clifford, esq. v. Thomas Adams.	Issues of the manor of Broseley, Salop, and a conventual lease. Dismission.	C78/43, no. 24 [40]
1571	13 Nov	13	John Baxter v. Henry Todde.	Rent of £11 out of manor of Appleden', Durh. Dismission.	C78/43, no. 25 [41]
1571	14 Nov	13	Margaret Upham, widow of Thomas Upham, gent. v. Richard Upham, yeoman.	Customary holding of the manor of Buckland, in Buckland Newton, Dors. Question of the widowhood rights of a second wife.	C78/44, no. 25 [42]
1571	15 Nov	13	Thomas Rothewell and wife Elizabeth, and Thomas Welles, son of John Welles, late husband of Elizabeth v. William Howe.	Four pieces of customary land in manor of Occold, Suff.	C78/37, no. 30 [43]
1571	16 Nov	13	Thomas Stempe, warden of Winchester College & the Fellows & Scholars of the College v. Thomas Tranntor and William Tranntor.	Sixteen acres of copyhold land in manor of Titley, Heref., lately in tenure of Peter Greneway.	C78/37, no. 31 [44]
1571	21 Nov	14	William Gratewood of Adderley, Salop esq and Alice Corbett of Stock, widow, late wife of Raynald Corbett v. John Prestland.	Manors of Spurstow, Peckforton and Bunbury, Ches, conveyed to Gratewood, and manors of Malpas and Oldcastle, Ches, conveyed to Reynold Corbett by Sir Roland Hill of London, dec.	C78/70, no. 1 [45]
1571	22 Nov	14	Robert Gardiner and wife Anne, daughter of Christopher Hussey, gent v. Thomas Lovell, gent and wife, Elizabeth	Manor and advowson of Winterborne Tomson and manors of Edmondsham, Shapwick, Vinters, Kingston, Stourpaine, Duller, Bowood and Peggs, Dors, and Charlton and Bowden, Som, with appurtenances in Dors and Som, late of Thomas Hussey, dec.	C78/70, no. 2 [46]
1571	28 Nov	14	William Crowther, citizen and clothworker of London and Katherine his wife v. Ipolyto Lynnet, Hugh Stukeley and others (not named).	Customary holdings belonging to the manors of Hackney and Stepney, Midd. Recital of an earlier chancery order. Dismission.	C78/52, no. 4 [47]