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Pembroke

NOTA BENE - These case names are approximate and very likely to be changed.

B Bill of Complaint Dr Demurrer A Answer Rn Replication Rr Rejoinder C Commission I Interrogatories D Deposition

Edwards: A Catalogue of Star Chamber Proceedings Relating to Wales compiled by Ifan ab Owen Edwards, Cardiff U P 1929

A

B

Barlow v Parrett

  • STAC 5/B104/22 - B - - Pembroke - John Barlow v Sir John Parrett, Richard Bowles et al
  • STAC 5/B88/27 - B A Rn Rr C I D - 3 Eliz - Pembroke - John Barlow v Sir George Parrett, William Knight et al
  • STAC 5/B60/27 - I D - 3 Eliz - Pembroke - Sir John Barlowe v Sir John Parret, Richard Bowles et al
  • STAC 5/B52/8 - B - 18 Eliz - Pembroke - John Barlo v Sir John Parret
    • TNA note: John Barlo [clerk, parson of Burton]. [concealed lands in Burton ?].
    • see also STAC Barlow

Barman v Phillips

  • STAC 5/B55/3 - B - 16 Eliz - Pembroke - Davd Barman v Morgan Phillips, John Jones, John Davies et al
    • Edwards page 131: David Bannar, carpenter. Assault by defs upon cpl whilst felling trees at Oslands, Slebech
    • see also STAC Barman

Birte v Vaughan

  • STAC 5/B107/4 - B - 12 Eliz - Pembroke - Robert Birte v John Vachan, Griffith Thomas et al
    • Edwards page 131: Quarrels, assaults and ambushes in a dispute concerning the lands of "the late dissolved college of our lady near unto the cathedral church of St. David’s".
    • see also STAC Birt

Bontemps v Palmer

  • STAC 5/B93/27 - I D - 19 Eliz - Pembroke - Anthony Bontempes v John Farmer
    • Tenby, Pembrokeshire.(dk) - STAC 5/B93/27
  • STAC 5/B54/34 - B A Rn - 38 Eliz - Pembroke - Anthony Bontomps v John Palmer

Brathayte v Lewis

  • STAC 5/B71/32 - B A I D - 36 Eliz - Pembroke - John Brathayte v Owen Lewis
    • TNA note: John Brathayte yeoman of Trewerne, Owen Lewis yeoman of Newport. Charge of assault made by Lewis before the Council in the Marches of Wales, denied and pleaded to an issue, but Lewis committed perjury by telling the Council that Brathate knew the date of hearing, and so he was condemned in his absence.
    • see also STAC Brathayte

C

Cannon v Routh

  • STAC 5/C7/5 - B - 35 Eliz - Pembroke - Thomas Cannon v James Routh, John Howell, Nicholas Meyler, William Walter et al
    • TNA note: Thomas Cannon gent of Haverfordwest. Defendants are burgesses etc of Haverfordwest. A messuage and tenement called Tempernes.
    • see also STAC Cannon

D

David v Symons

  • STAC 5/D22/17 - B A C I D - 40 Eliz - Pembroke - Thomas ap Ievan David v John Symons, Hugh Lewis et al
  • STAC 5/D20/22 - B A - 40 Eliz - Pembroke - Thomas ap Ievan David v Hugh Lewis, James Charles, John Symons
  • STAC 5/D7/24 - I D - 40 Eliz - Pembroke - Thomas ap Ievan Lewellyn David v Hugh Lewis
  • STAC 5/D7/25 - I D - 40 Eliz - Pembroke - Thomas David ap Ievan Lewellyn v James Charles
    • Edwards page 131: Thos ap Ievan Lln Dd of Whitchurch v Hugh Lewis, Jno Symons and Jas Chas, of Nevern. False pretence by Hugh Lewis to be feodary of the Crown for Pembrokeshire; misconduct in office; affray at the holding of the manor court of Cemaes.
    • see also STAC Welsh names D

E

Eignon v James

  • STAC 5/E16/6 - B - 18 Eliz - Pembroke - John Eignon ap Thomas v William James, William ap Ievan et al
    • Edwards page 131: Jno ap Thos Eigone et Alice uxor. Assault upon cpl's tenant and attempted ouster at Llanrithen,
    • see also STAC Welsh names E

Edwards v Jenkyn

  • STAC 5/E16/3 - B A Rn - 26 Eliz - Pembroke - John Edward v Morris Jenkyn, David ap William et al
    • STAC 5/E16/3 is not in Edwards
  • STAC 5/E6/21 - I D - 26 Eliz - Pembroke - John Edwarde v Jenkin Morris
    • Edwards page 131: Periured evidence in action at the Pembroke Quarter Sessions concerning land.
    • see also STAC Edwards

Engleberd v Owen

  • STAC 5/E1/32 - B - 32 Eliz - Pembroke ? - John Engleberd et uxor, William Wyatt v Hugh Owen, William Wogan, Philip Brown et al

F

G

Garnons v John ap Philip

  • STAC 5/G32/18 - B A - 5 Eliz - Pembroke - John Garnons, Ellenor Garnons, Allison Davis v John Ap Philip, William Jones et al
    • Edwards page 131: Jno Garnons, Eliz uxor. of London, Allison Davis v Jno ap Php; Wm Jones, of Castle Morrice; et al. Forcible entry, killing and driving away cattle in a disputed devise of lands in Pembroke.
    • see also STAC Garnons

Garnons v Jones

  • STAC 5/G13/17 - I D - 10 Eliz - Pembroke - John Garnons et al v William Jones
    • TNA note: forcible entry at Trefin and Longhouse, killing and driving away cattle in a disputed devise of lands.
    • see also STAC Garnons

Gronowe v Adams

  • STAC 5/G34/6 - B A C - 43 Eliz - Pembroke - Philip Gronowe v Thomas Adams, Philip Williams et al
  • STAC 5/G19/10 - I D - 43 Eliz - Pembroke - Philip Gronowe v Peter Williams et al
    • Edwards page 131 (cf W69/30): Php Gronwy, of Bolcherston. Assault upon cpl to induce him to give three score quarters of wheat, rye, and oats, threshed and unthreshed, to Peter Wms, a merchant lately come into Pembrokeshire, the grain lying in the yard of Edwd Smith of Bolcherston (Bosherston).
    • see also STAC Gronowe

Gwyn v White

  • STAC 5/G4/19 - B A C I D - 25 Eliz - Pembroke - John Gwyn v Griffith White, Henry White, George White, John Barry, John Philips et al
  • STAC 7/22/24 - - - Pembroke - John Gwyn v Griffith White et al
    • Edwards page 131: Jno Gwyn of Carew. Assaults in which Sir Jno Perrott is involved in a dispute concerning land called Kingh in the parish of Rhos Crother (Roscrowther).
  • STAC 5/G37/25 - I D - 25 Eliz - Pembroke - John Gwyn v Harry White, George White
  • STAC 5/G39/14 - B A - - Pembroke - John Gwine v Henry White, Griffith White, John Long et al
  • STAC 5/G20/24 - B - 25 Eliz - Pembroke - John Gwyn v George White, Harry White, William Follande et al
    • STAC 5/G37/25, STAC 5/G39/14 and STAC 5/G20/24 are not in Edwards
    • see also STAC Gwyn

Gwyn v Jones

  • STAC 5/G15/25 - B A Rn Rr - 13 Eliz - Pembroke - William Gwyn, William Jones v Rice ap Morgan, Thomas Warriott et al
  • STAC 5/G16/1 - C I D - 14 Eliz - Pembroke - William Gwyn et al v Rice Morgan et al
    • Edwards page 131: Wm Gwyn and Jno Wm, servants to Sir Jno Perrott, kt, Lord President of Munster. Affray at a fair at Creswell; assaulting various people, including a J.P, and the victualler to Sir Jno Perrott following the serving of a writ of subpoena from Star Chamber.
  • STAC 5/G36/2 - I D - 13 Eliz - Pembroke - William Gwynne v Thomas Wyriott et al
    • STAC 5/G36/2 is not in Edwards
    • see also STAC Gwyn

H

Owen v Birt

  • STAC 5/H53/14 - B A - 43 Eliz - Pembroke - Owen ap Howel v Thomas Burt, Morris Griffith, et al
  • STAC 5/H47/38 - B A - 43 Eliz - Pembroke - Owen ap Howel v John Brit
    • Edwards page 132: Owen ap Howell, yeoman of Manor Deify servant to Jno Lewis, J.P. Arising out of a quarrel between the two J.Ps.; rioters, crossing the river trom Llan. Arising out of a quarrel between the two J.Ps.; rioters, crossing the river trom Llandygwye to Manor Deify in boats, assaulted cpl’s house, and, though he was sick in bed, bound him with ropes and dragged him to Llechryd Bridge, on pretence of treason before a J.P. who however set him free; assault upon a watchman upon the same bridge. The misdemeanours of Jno Birt as a J.P. include the bringing of a false charge of treason against Jno Lewis and his servant for being concerned in the rebellion of the Earl of Essex and committing them in irons in Cardigan jail. Defs aver that the binding of cpl was carried out at the request of the petty constable of the neighbourhood.
    • see also STAC Welsh names H

IJ

Jones v Henry

  • STAC 5/J15/32 - B - 44 Eliz - Pembroke - Owen Jones v Griffith Henry
    • Edwards page 132: Owen Jones, gent, of Trercoone (Trecwn). Feudal rights of cpl as lord of the manor of Llanychaith and Puncherston especially in cases of minors; all the freeholders hold of the cpl by knight service.
    • see also STAC Jones

K

Katherine v Thomas ap Bowen

  • STAC 5/K9/19 - B - 7 Eliz - Pembroke - Elizabeth Katherine v Thomas ap Bowen et uxor, William Morgan et uxor, John Jones et uxor et al
  • STAC 5/K1/14 - A - 7 Eliz - Pembroke - Elizabeth Katherne v John Jones, Thomas ap Owen, Thomas Philip et al
  • STAC 5/K8/40 - B A Rn C I D - 10 Eliz - Pembroke - Elizabeth Katherine v William Morgan, John Jones et al
    • Edwards page 132: Forcible disinheritance of a ward of a mansion house in Haverfordwest; resistance to the Jones; et al. mayor, aldermen and other borough officers of Haverfordwest.
  • STAC 5/C72/40 - I D - 10 Eliz - Pembroke - Elizabeth Catharne v John Voile
  • STAC 5/C29/13 - C I D - 11 Eliz - Pembroke - Elizabeth Catherne v Thomas ap Bowen et al
    • STAC 5/C72/40 and STAC 5/C29/13 are not in Edwards
    • see also STAC Katherine

L

Lowgher v Morgan

  • STAC 5/L10/6 - B A Rn C I D - 28 Eliz - Pembroke - Elizabeth Loughor vidua v Rice Morgan, Morgan David Powell et al
  • STAC 5/L10/40 - I D - 28 Eliz - Pembroke - Elizabeth Lougher v Richard Morgan, William Nicholas et al
  • STAC 5/L40/21 - B A Rn C I D - 29 Eliz - Pembroke - Elizabeth Lowgher v Rice Morgan et al
    • Edwards page 132 (cf STAC5/N17/6): Eliz Loughor, widow of Robt Loughor, late dep-lieutenant. Forcing cpl to marry first def, in order that he should get her wealth and, upon refusal, waylaying her at a friend's house in Tenby.
    • ODNB Lougher, Robert (d. 1585), ecclesiastical lawyer by Martin Ingram - STAC 5/L10/6, STAC 5/L10/40, STAC 5/L40/21, STAC 5/M17/6. “Lougher married Elizabeth, granddaughter of John Rastell, the printer. They had three sons, John (the heir), Thomas, and Robert, and three daughters, Elizabeth, Jane, and Lettice. Lougher's nuncupative will was made at Tenby (where he was afterwards buried) on 3 June 1585, and proved six days later. Unfortunately his fortune attracted the predatory attention of a certain Rice Morgan, who claimed to have been betrothed to Elizabeth before Lougher married her; his attempts to force the widow into a union with him were foiled only with the assistance of Star Chamber.”
    • see also STAC Lougher

M

Middelton v Lloyd

  • STAC 5/M43/35 - B A C I D - 37 Eliz - Pembroke - Roger Myddelton v David Lloyd et al
  • STAC 5/M17/32 - B - 36 Eliz - Pembroke - Roger Middleton v David Loid, Francis Loid et al
    • Edwards page 132: Roger Middleton, of Haverfordwest, draper. Roger Middleton, of Haverfordwest, draper. Shop-pilfering and assault at Haverfordwest, implicating the constables of the town, defs, locking cpl in a dark dungeon in the town in irons for four or five days. Cpl sued for his freedom before the Court of the Marches and was set free. Following this he brings the present action.
    • see also STAC Middleton

Morgan ap Rees v Gwyn

  • STAC 5/M57/6 - B - 13 Eliz - Pembroke - Morgan ap Rees v William Gwyn, Robert Meyler
  • STAC 5/M8/25 - I D - 14 Eliz - Pembroke - Rees ap Morgan v William Jones, Robert Mayler
    • STAC 5/M57/6 and STAC 5/M8/25 not in Edwards
  • STAC 5/M60/6 - - 14 Eliz - Pembroke - Rees ap Morgan v William Glyn, William Jones, Robert Meyler ‘Supplementary, Bundle 2/T 21’ not yet identified.
    • Edwards page 132: Rees ap Morgan J.P. v Wm Glyn, Wm Jones, Robt Meyler, soldier to Sir Jno Perrot. Assault upon the officers who, at the direction of cpl, were arresting Robt Meyler, a soldier who had decamped from Ireland; whipping of cpl.

Morgan v Longhor

  • STAC 5/M17/6 - B - 28 Eliz - Pembroke - Rice Morgan v Elizabeth Longhor, Lettice Longhor et al
    • cited in ODNB ‘Henry Vernon, styled Baron Powys’ by Henry Summerson
  • STAC 5/M10/33 - Rn - - Pembroke - Rice Morgan v Elizabeth Longtoor
  • STAC 5/M40/19 - I D - 29 Eliz - Pembroke - Rice Morgan v Elizabeth Longer, Lewis Elliott
    • Edwards page 133: Rice Morgan of Thavies Inn, Holborn, gent. Perjury in a suit against cpl in the Court of Chancery, and in the Great Sessions of Carmarthen and Cardigan: false arrest within the liberties of the town of Timbre; journeying to London, he was taken by a false pursuivant to Oxford, where first def’s brother-in-law was a J.P., and there he was arrested for burglary; riots, outrages, vexatious imprisonment and extortion of bonds. M6/29 is not in Edwards.
  • STAC 5/M6/29 - I D - 30 Eliz - Pembroke - Rice Morgan v Elizabeth Longher

N

O

Owen v Bowen

  • STAC 5/O1/5 - B A Rn - 31 Eliz - Pembroke - George Owen v James Bowen, William Gwyn
    • Edwards page 33: Murder of the cpl’s cousin at Newport; forging a sheriff’s seal, corrupt suretyship and final escape of the murderer from the charge of murder.
    • see also STAC Owen

Owen v James ap Kynon

  • STAC 5/O4/7 - B A C I D - 23 Eliz - Pembroke - George Owen v James ap Kynon, Richard ap Richard
  • STAC 5/O1/17 - C I D - 23 Eliz - Pembroke - George Owens v William Gynne, Robert George, William Bowen et al
  • STAC 5/O2/9 - I D - 22 Eliz - Pembroke - George Owens v William Gwyn
    • Edwards page 133: George Owen od Nantgwyn, esq. Marrying cpl's ward, Jonett, contrary to cpl’s wishes; forcible abduction and detainer.
    • see also STAC Owen

Owen v Phillips

  • STAC 5/O5/2 - B A Rn C I D - 22 Eliz - Pembroke - George Owen v Eynon Phillips, William Gwin et uxor et al.
  • STAC 5/O7/40 - I D - 22 Eliz - Pembroke - George Owen v Robert Bowen, George Bowen, William Bowen.
  • STAC 5/O9/23 - I D - 22 Eliz - Pembroke - George Owen v John Bowen, William Gwynn et al.
    • Edwards page 133: George Owen, of Henllys, gent. v Eynon Phps; Wm Gwyn et uxor; et al. Wardship involving the barony of Cemaes disputed by defs aided by Sir Jno Perrot, forging deeds and seals; assault upon cpl, and forcible entry into his house; misdemeanours before a Privy Council Commission.
    • see also STAC Owen

Henry ap Owen v Prethigh

  • STAC 5/O5/17 - B A - 33 Eliz - Pembroke - Henry ap Owen v Rus Prethigh John Butler et al
    • Edwards page 133: Henry ap Owen, of Upton, gent. Riots, assaults and lying in wait for cpl on his way to a wood where he had a sparrow hawk breeding; assault upon cpl's servant guarding the hawk.
    • see also STAC Welsh names O

Owen v Meyrick

  • STAC 5/O4/9 - B A Dr Rn D - 32 Eliz - Pembroke - Hugh Owen v Richard Myricke Sr, Gelly Myricke et al
  • STAC 5/O7/12 - C I D - 34 Eliz - Pembroke - Hugh Owen v Francis Myricke et al.
  • STAC 5/O9/3 - I - - Pembroke - Hugh Owen v John Meyrick, Arnold Butler et al.
    • Edwards page 133 (cf O1/3): Hugh Owen,

Orielston, esq. v Ricd Meyrick, senr, of Bodorgan, Gelly Meyrick, et al, ancient tenants of the manor of Aberffraw, Anglesea. Grant of the manor of Aberffraw, including the hamlets of Tyn Lloydan, Treffrey, Treberfedd, Cefntreffowe, Mayrdre, Trefcastell, and Garthey in Anglesea. Defs aver that this action is but part of an attempt to secure leases in reversion from the Aberffraw Crown tenants.

Owen v Meyrick

  • STAC 5/O1/3 - B A - 33 Eliz - - Pembroke - Hugh Owen v Gellye Myricke, Francis Myricke, Owen Wood, Sir Christopher Blunt et uxor, Harry Meyrick et al
    • Edwards page 133: Hugh Owen,

Orielston, esq. Grant of lands in Anglesea to cpl by the Crown; also lands in the lordship of Monckton, once in the possession of the dissolved monastery of Monckton, by lease from the Countess of Leicester, now wife of Sir Christopher Blunt, kt; disputed holding of manor courts and assaults at Whitehall.

John ap Owen v Aprice

  • STAC 5/O7/20 - B A - 4 Eliz - Pembroke - John ap Owyne et al, Guardians of Agnes Williams vidua v Gwyn Aprice, Morrice ap Owen, Rice Griffithe et al
    • Edwards page 133: Jno ap Owen et al, guardians of Agnes Wms, widow. Guardianship of Agnes Wms, and the possession of certain lands held by her in socage; abduction and forcible detainer.
    • see also STAC Welsh names O

Owgan v Meyrick

  • STAC 5/O1/18 - B A - 39 Eliz - Pembroke - William Owgan v Francis Mearicke, David White, William Easse et al
    • Bill: William Owgan of Wiston in Pembroke esquire
  • STAC 5/O2/25 - I D - 39 Eliz - Pembroke - William Owgan v Kelly Langharne et al.
  • STAC 5/O6/28 - I D - 39 Eliz - Pembroke - William Owgan v David White et al.

P

Parrott v Taylor

  • STAC 5/P4/34 - B A Rn Rr - Mich 2/3 Eliz - Pembroke - Sir John Parret v Otwell Taylor, John Penry, Henry Ley, Philip Welsh et al
    • STAC 5/P4/34 is not in Edwards
  • STAC 5/P8/32 - C I D - 3 Eliz - Pembroke - Sir John Parrot v Otwell Taylor, John Penry, Henry Ley, John Hake, David Powel, David Thomas
    • Edwards page 133: Sir Jno Perrot, Commissioner of Concealed Lands. Perjury before a Commission of Enquiry into concealed lands at Haverfordwest.
    • see also STAC Perrott

Parrott v Phillips

  • STAC 5/P53/14 - B A - 25 Eliz - Pembroke - Sir John Perrott v Morgan Philips, John Johns, John Williams, Morrice Williams, Henry Price et al
  • STAC 5/P40/37 - I D - 25 Eliz - Pembroke - Sir John Perrott v Morgan Philips et al
  • STAC 5/P63/13 - C I D - 25 Eliz - Pembroke - Sir John Perrott v Morgan Phelippes
  • STAC 7/27/16 - - - Pembroke - Sir John Parrot v Morgan Phelips
    • Edwards page 134: Sir Jno Perrott. Morgan Phps, of Picton, J.P. v Jno Johns; Howell ap levan; Jno and Morrice Wms; Henry Price; et al. Unlawful assemblies, riots arising out of an attempted exchange of lands called Doleyverwith, in the parish of Laugharne.
    • see also STAC Perrott

Philips v Parrot

  • STAC 5/P50/21 - B A Rn C I D - 25 Eliz - Pembroke - Morgan Phillips v Sir John Perrot, Ralf Bromwich et al
  • STAC 5/P40/39 - B - - Pembroke - Morgan Phillippes v Sir John Perrott, Ralph Bromwich et al
  • STAC 5/P44/40 - I D - 25 Eliz - Pembroke - Morgan Philips v Sir John Perrott, Ralph Bromwich
    • Edwards page 134: Morgan Phps, of Picton, J.P. v Sir Jno Perrott; Ralf Bromwich; et al. Attempted agreement between the two parties for mutual exchange for facilitation of enclosures, of lands in the lordship of Llanddowror, Carmarthenshire, especially certain portions adjoining the lordship of Laugharne, seised of Sir Jno Perrot; uprooting hedges, filling ditches, assauts and riots.
    • see also STAC Philips

Powell v Birt

  • STAC 5/P44/15 - B - 43 Eliz - Pembroke - Owen ap Powell (John Powell) v John Birt Sr, John Birt Jr, Thomas Birt, Philip ap Ievan Llewellin et al
  • STAC 5/P45/5 - B A - 43 Eliz - Pembroke - John Powell v Thomas Birt et al
  • STAC 5/P11/27 - I D - 43 Eliz - Pembroke - John Powell v John Birte, Richard ap Richard et al

Q

R

Reade v Phillips

  • STAC 5/R26/37 - B A - 39 Eliz - Pembroke - Richard Reade v Thomas Phillip, John Griffith et al
    • Edwards page 134: Ricd Reade, of Carmarthen, gent. v Thos Php: Jno Griffith; et al. Refusal to pay fines and heriots in connection with lands in Mydrim called Dyffryn Berrrog, held of the manor of Elvet; forcible entry and assaults.
  • STAC 5/R36/4 - I D - 39 Eliz - Pembroke - Richard Reade v Thomas Phillipe
    • STAC 5/R36/4 is not in Edwards
    • see also STAC Read

Reade v Vaughan

  • STAC 5/R29/14 - B A - 37 Eliz - Pembroke - Thomas Reade v Francis Vaughan, William Walter
    • Edwards page 134: Thos Reade, of Ilmeston, Somerset, husbandman v Francis Vaughan, of Pembroke, gent; Walter Roche; Wm Walter, of Haverfordwest, mercer, J.P. Wrongful attachment and imprisonment of cpl and stealing his money and wares at Stynton, whilst he was about to travel to Ireland. From the jail at Haverfordwest he was conveved to the house of Wm Walter. and stripped of all his clothes and money, and accused of being a spy on the creek of Haverfordwest; being brought before the Sessions, he was found not guilty, and it was ordered that his money should be returned to him, which defs have refused to do.
  • STAC 5/R10/16 - I D - 37 Eliz - Pembroke - Thomas Read v William Walter, Francis Vaughan
    • STAC 5/R10/16 is not in Edwards
    • see also STAC Read

Rees v Bowen

  • STAC 5/R25/15 - B A C - 38 Eliz - Pembroke - Rees ap James v Henry Bowen, Simon Holland et al
    • Edwards page 134: Jas Rees, of Llanishel, yeoman v Henry Bowen, of Upton; Simon Holland: Randel Owens; Dd Marchant. Riots, assaults and cutting of timber on land at Yarbeston, once owned by cpl's grandfather.
  • STAC 5/R33/17 - Rn - 38 Eliz - Pembroke - R[ ] ap James v Harry Bowen et al

Revell v Vaughan

  • STAC 5/R36/29 - B A Rn C I D - 30 Eliz - Pembroke - Thomas Revell v Robert Vaughan, Margaret Phe et al
  • STAC 5/R33/5 - I D - 30 Eliz - Pembroke - Thomas Revell v Thomas Griffith, Meredyth ap Ievan ap Jenkyn
    • Edwards page 134: Thos Revell, of the Forest of Cilgeran, J.P. v Robt Vaughan; Margaret Php; et al. Perjury before Commissions at Cilgerran in an action in the Court of Exchequer concerning fishing rights on the river Teify, Dd Price, farmer of the great weir of Cilgeran, being presented there for the erecting of a hedge weir in the river.
    • see also STAC Revell

Revell v Vaughan

  • STAC 5/R4/21 - B - 38 Eliz - Pembroke - Thomas Revell v Robert Vaughan, Griffith Thomas, Robert ap Howell, Thomas ap Rice et al
    • Edwards page 134
  • STAC 5/R42/12 - A - 39 Eliz - Pembroke - Thomas Revell v Robert Vaughan

Rice v Davis

  • STAC 5/R4/4 - B - 34 Eliz - Pembroke - John Rice v John Davis, Evan Ellis, Thomas Walker, Nicholas Bincks et al
    • Edwards page 135 (John Richard): Jno Ricd, of Prendergast v Jno Davis, clerk, Evan Ellis and Thos Walter, clerks; Nicholas Binks; et al. The ensealing by the late Edwd Powell, clerk, subdean of the cathedral church of St Dd’s, clerks; Nicholas Binks; of the parsonages of Llanrithen and Manorowen, to Alban Stepneth, esq, for twenty-one years, being later demised to cpl, this demise being disputed by defs; assaults, forcible entry and ouster; stealing tithe sheaves, forgery and perjury.
    • see also STAC Rice

William ap Richard v Colle

  • Edwards page 135 Miscellanea Bundle 1/32 no date (William ap Richard v James Colle, Lewis ap Owen, John ap Owen, Richard Goch) not yet identified.

Wm ap Ricd, of Cemaes, gent. v Jas Colle; Lewis and Ino ap Owen; Ricd ap Goch. Dispute in the manor of Llangwayre; defs, by the subornation of Sir Jas ap Owen, kt, and Wm ap Owen, of Pentref, gent, assaulting the manor, killing kine and stealing horses.

S

T

Thomas v Morgan

  • STAC 5/T35/21 - B A Rn Rr C I D - 11 Eliz - Pembroke - Rice Thomas, Harry Michell et al v Rice Morgan, George Pynde
  • STAC 5/T31/26 - Rn - 11 Eliz - Pembroke - Rice Thomas et al v Rice Morgan et al
  • STAC 5/T13/14 - I D - 12 Eliz - Pembroke - Rice Thomas, Harry Michell, Robert Meyler v Rive Morgan, George Pynde
    • Edwards page 135 Thomas Richard, Henry Michael, Robert Meyler v Rees Morgan, George Prude (and ref M60/6)
    • see also STAC Thomas

UV

Vaughan v Phillips

  • STAC 5/V4/19 - B - 43 Eliz - Pembroke - John ap Owen Vaughan v John Philips, John Owen et al
  • STAC 5/V3/24 - B A - 43 Eliz - Pembroke - John ap Vaughan v John Phillips, John Owen et al
  • STAC 5/V1/11 - B A C I D - 44 Eliz - Pembroke - John ap Owen Vaughan v John Philips, John Owen, John Philip Young et uxor, Katherine Morgan
  • STAC 5/V5/32 - C I D - 45 Eliz - Pembroke - Bowen Vaughan v Phe John Young, John Owen et al
  • STAC 5/V7/20 - I D - 43 Eliz - Pembroke - Owen ap John Vaughan v Katherine Morgan, John Owen et al
    • Edwards page 135: Jno ap Owen Vaughan, of Argoed v Jno Phps; Jno Owen; Jno Php Young et uxor; Katherine Morgan. Disputed conveyance and devise of a capital messuage called Richardsone, and other lands in the parish of Nevarn, Baivill and Moelgrove, as well as messages called Cwm Bach, Pistyll y Blaidd, Y Berllan, due to an involved inheritance and lineage; forgery of bonds at Llanfyrnach
    • see also STAC Vaughan

W

Walter v George

  • STAC 5/W82/5 - B - 13 Eliz - Pembroke - Thomas Walter v Thomas George, Thomas Powell, Rees Lewis, Hugh Lewis
    • Edwards page 135. Thomas Walter servant to John Powell, JP one of the marshalls of the Queen’s Hall v Thomas George deputy-sheriff, Thomas Powell port-reeve, Rees Lewis, Hugh Lewis. Assault upon cpl when attending his master and mistress at Cilgerran; failure of the port reeve to do his duty; holding of a corrupt Privy Sessions at Cilgerran by the dep-sheriff.
    • see also STAC Walter

White v Russell

  • STAC 5/W69/30 - B A Rn Rr C I D - 25 Eliz - Pembroke - Griffith White v Charles Russell, Hugh Harry Sanders, Thomas Lewis et plur al
    • Edwards page 135 (cf G4/19): Griffith White, of Henllan, J.P. v Chas Russell, Hugh Harry Saunders, Thos Lewis et plur al, the servants of Sir Jno Perrott. Disputed holding of lands in the parish of Roscrowther, commonly called Kynghe, as tenants in common with one Francis Smith, J.P: assault and the cutting of grain by defs, and carrying away the grain ready packed; refusal to obey the proclamation of the constable of the parish.
  • STAC 5/W52/22 - I D - 20 Eliz - Pembroke - Griffith White v Charles Russell, Richard Dansey et al
  • STAC 5/W10/9 - I D - 25 Eliz - Pembroke - Griffith White v John Gwyn, Charles Russell et al
    • STAC 5/W52/22 and STAC 5/W10/9 are not in Edwards
    • see also STAC White

Wogan v Philip ap Rees

  • STAC 5/W23/29 - B - 43 Eliz - Pembroke - William Wogan v Philip ap Rees, Morris David et al
    • Edwards page 135: Wm Wogan, of Wiston, J.P. v Php ap Rees; Morrice Dd; et al. Devise and wardship of the lands of the late Wm. Saunders, of Bulhooke, yeoman, of the manor of Wiston: assault upon cpl’s house at Wiston; abduction and forced marriage of the ward
    • see also STAC Wogan

Wyett v Wogan

  • STAC 5/W73/35 - B A - 30 Eliz - Pembroke - Ralph Wyett v Waltow Owen, William Wogan et al
  • STAC 5/W70/16 - B A C I D - 30 Eliz - Pembroke - Ralph Wyat v William Wogan, Hugh Meryman et al

Wyett v Wogan

  • STAC 5/W69/22 - B A C I D - 31 Eliz - Pembroke - William Wyett v William Wogan, Elizabeth Owen, Hugh Owen et al
    • Edwards page 135. William Wyett of Worcester gentleman v William Wogan gentleman, Elizabeth Owen, Hugh Owen JP. Conspiracies, riots, unlawful assemblies, periuries and corruption of processes of law concerning a mansion house at Wiston: misdemeanours of Hugh Owen as J.P.: attempt by him to appropriate the house.
  • STAC 5/W26/19 - B A I D - 31 Eliz - Pembroke - William Wyatt v Henry Owen
  • STAC 5/W27/39 - I D - 24 Eliz - Pembroke - William Wyatt v William Wogan, Hugh Owen et al
    • STAC 5/W26/19 and STAC 5/W27/39 are not in Edwards
    • see also STAC Wyatt

XYZ

Almoner

Almoner v Bowen

  • STAC 5/A40/10 - B - 11 Eliz - Pembroke - Almoner v Thomas ap Bowen

Attorney General

AG v Owen

  • STAC 5/A12/21 - B A Dr C I D - 31 Eliz - Pembroke - AG v George Owen, William Marbury et al
  • STAC 5/A41/10 - I D - 31 Eliz - Pembroke - AG v George Owen
    • 29 May 1589 - John Gwilliam of London gent of the age of fourty yeres or there abouts sworn and examined upon the part and behalf of George Owen esquire deposeth and saith as followeth: (In re a writing under the seal of Jasper Earl of Pembroke)
  • STAC 5/A43/23 - I D - 31 Eliz - Pembroke - AG v George Owen
    • Edwards page 131: The lordship of Cemaes and the breaking of a seal of Jasper, Earl of Pembroke, issued from his Chancery of Pembrokeshire.
    • see also STAC Owen

AG v Meyrick

  • STAC 5/A45/30 - B A - 44 Eliz - Pembroke - AG v John Meyricke et al
  • STAC 5/A35/35 - D - 44 Eliz - Pembroke - AG v John Merricke
    • Deposition of John Merricke of Allestonne, Pembroke.(dk)
    • May be connected to STAC 5/A41/40 - B A C - 44 Eliz - AG v Maud Powell, Lucy Meyricke et al
    • see also STAC Meyrick

AG v Powell

  • STAC 5/A41/40 - B A C - 44 Eliz - Pembroke - AG v Maud Powell, Lucy Meyricke et al
    • Edwards page 131: Assault at Pembroke upon a certain Ricd Batho, travelling from Ireland to London via Milford, by the servants of the Earl of Pembroke, and especially by their womenfolk, for criticising the commorthau lately levied by the Earl.
    • see also STAC Powell


  • Edwards: A Catalogue of Star Chamber Proceedings Relating to Wales compiled by Ifan ab Owen Edwards, Cardiff U P 1929


  • Case Book BL Harley MS 2143 fo. 34v. Misdemeanor in a high sheriff for neglecting a do execution of a felon after conviction fined. Gilbert Gerrard, Attorney Rex, plaintiff; Francis Langhorne, sheriff of the country of Pembroke, defendant: for misdemeanor in the forbearing to do execution upon a felon convicted for a murder, and keeping for 18 or 19 days after judgement given, contrary to the judge’s charge by word of mouth and letter from him also to that end, for which he was fined 300 marks but not committed in regard he had been imprisoned in the Marches and there fined for the same offence, which fine was ordered to be part of the fine here. Hillary 21 Elizabeth (kk)
  • Case Book BL Harley MS 2143 fo. 41v. Riot (whereon there was no resistance) where Sir John Parratt was plaintiff against Philips et al for the same offences. Michaelmas 27 Elizabeth (kk)
  • Case Book BL Harley MS 2143 fo. 30r. Misdemeanor. A sheriff punished for a misdemeanor in returning of false voices for election of a knight of the parliament. Stepneth, plaintiff; Edmund Harris, sheriff of the town and county of Haverfordwest, defendant: convicted for that he returned that the burgesses gave their voices for one Gardons (History of Parliament publications name this MP as John Garnons. For the relevant file, see STAC 5/S79/34) where they gave it for the plaintiff, and for other some who were neither present, nor gave their voices against the plaintiff yet he returned their voices for the said Gardons and for haleing and pulling other some by the cloaks to pass against the plaintiff for which disorder he was committed and fined at £20. Hillary 17 Elizabeth (kk)
  • Case Book BL Harley MS 2143 fo. 37r. Wyatt, plaintiff; Owen. The defendant’s answer stuffed with unnecessary circumstances, and his examination to interrogatories referred to the committees to certify what cost the plaintiff had sustained by taking out several copies of answer or examination and the defendant to pay such cost to the plaintiff as they shall certify. Easter 31 Elizabeth (kk)


Palmer's cumulative totals of Star Chamber fines preserved in the E159s (rp)

  • TNA E159/358 Easter Term, 11 Elizabeth. Fine paid 1569
    • From Thomas a Bowen, sheriff of the city and county of Haverford West: £5.
  • TNA E159/376 Hilary Term, 21 Elizabeth. Fine paid
    • From Francis Lawgherne, late sheriff of Pembrokeshire, gent: 100 marks.
  • TNA E159/379 Easter Term, 22 Elizabeth. Fine Paid 1584
    • From Morgan Phillippes de Picton, Pembs: £26 13s 4d.
    • From John Johnes de Picton, Pembrokes: £5.
    • From Rice Thomas Sayse de Picton, Pembs: £5.
    • From John Phillippes de Picton, Pembs: £5.
    • From Ivo Davyes de Picton, Pembs: £5.
    • From John Gytto de Picton, Pembs: £5.
    • From Henry Hoell de Picton, Pembs: £5.
    • From Henry Price de Picton, Pembs: £5.
    • From Morice Williams de Picton, Pembs: 40s.
    • From Hoell Evan de Picton, Pembs: 40s.
    • From Edward Davye Williams de Picton, Pembs: 40s.
    • From John William de Picton, Pembs: £5.
  • TNA E159/397 Trinity Term, 31 Elizabeth. Fine Paid 1589
    • From Rice Morgan de Kydwelly, Carm, gent: 40 marks.
    • From Morgan David Powell de Tynby, Pembs, gent: £6 13s 4d.
    • From Griffin Lloide de Llanstenham, Carm, gent: £6 13s 4d.
  • TNA E159/418 Michaelmas Term, 41-42 Michaelmas. Fine Paid 1599
    • From Alban Stepneth de Prendergost, Pembs, armiger: £13 6s 8d.
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