The Court Rolls of Ramsey, Hepmangrove, and Bury, 1268–1600
BLAdd.Roll34314 (AD1543[2])
BURY. ESTREAT OF THE VIEW OF FRANKPLEDGE WITH COURT OF RICHARD WILLIAMS, ALIAS CRUMWELL, KNIGHT, [HELD] AT RAMSEY ON THE FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, IN THE THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR OF THE REIGN OF KING HENRY VIII. [1]
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[COMMON BAKERS:] 2 d. each from Anthony Dixon, Thomas Copingaye, Richard Genys and John West, common bakers, for not keeping the assize of bread.
2
[BREWERS:] 2 d. each from Isabelle Wright, John Mariner and William Grime, ale-brewers, for breaking the assize.
3
3 d. from Mistress Shefeld, owing suit to court, for default.
4
12 d. from Robert Tomson for breaking the lord's park and leading his horses away without the lord's licence.
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12 d. from Robert Tomson for allowing his pigs to wander into the field called drurfeld.
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12 d. from John Rede for the same.
7
2 s. 8 d. from the lord's Bailiff for common fine.
8
Total: 7 s. 1 d.
Notes
1. 1 October, 1543.