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Pleas before Robert Bernard at Wisbech, 4 Sept. 1655

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Reference Code: GBR/0012/MS EDR/E3/2/4

Scope and Contents

There is no gaol delivery.
  1. 1r. John Bradles, husbandman of Doddington, to answer Thomas Woodfall in an action that Bradles stole a mare and a foal from the pound at Doddington. Dated 20 Aug. 1655, outcome not stated.
  2. 1r. John Millward, clerk of Leverington, to answer Anthony Walsham in a debt of £12. Dated 21 Apr. 1655, outcome not stated.
  3. 1v. Henry Ogard, gentleman of Wisbech, to answer John Garner, junior, in a debt of £18 owed to Garner. Dated 17 Apr. 1655, outcome not stated.
  4. 2r. Thomas Sheppard, yeoman of March, to answer Henry Cade relating to the sale to Sheppard of mare, filly and colt worth £6. Dated 13 Mar. 1654, outcome not stated.
  5. 2v. Matthew [Goake/Coake] of Wisbech to answer Thomas Luxon in a debt of £25 owing to Luxon. Dated 30 May 1653, outcome not stated.
  6. 2v. Henry Tengey, yeoman of Ely, to answer Thomas Turke for £10 recompense when Turke drove 300 sheep from the Green at Ely. Dated 17 Jun. 1655, outcome not stated.
  7. 3r. Edward Smith, carpenter of Ely, to answer Roger Brookes in a debt of 33 shillings. Dated 1 Nov. 1651, outcome not stated.
  8. 3r. Richard Murley, husbandman of Tydd St Giles, to answer Albena Miller, widow, in a debt of £7-2s. Dated 20 Jun. 1654, outcome not stated.
  9. 3v. Henry Leach of Wisbech to answer William Sheppard, sen., for a debt of £17 due to Sheppard. Dated 17 Sept. 1654, outcome not stated.
  10. 3v. Alexander Glover, glazier of St Ives, to answer John Golb in a debt of £30. Dated 31 Mar. 1654, outcome not stated.
  11. 4r. Memorandum that Edward Castell of Haddenham, who died intestate, owed Luke Voyce a debt of £56, which Voyce brought a case to the plea session to recover from Ellen, the widow of Edward Castell. Dated 18 Apr. 1655, outcome not stated.
  12. 4r. William Spencer, chandler of Wisbech, to answer John Marshall in a debt of £23-14s due to Marshall. Dated 12 Mar. 1654, outcome not stated.
  13. 4v. John Hutchinson, yeoman of Wisbech, to answer Thomas Lack in a debt of £12. Dated 18 Sept. 1654, outcome not stated.
  14. 5r. Isaac Williner, gentleman of London, to answer John Frost in a debt of £30, to be paid in installments and goods. Dated 25 Nov. 1654, outcome not stated.
  15. 5v. John Towers, esquire of Hinton in Haddenham, to answer John Aungier in a debt of £24. Dated 23 Aug. 1654, outcome not stated.
  16. 5v. Roger Siffon, husbandman of March, to answer Thomas Colston, senior, in a debt of £16. Dated 30 Sept. 1653, outcome not stated.
  17. 6r. William Sheppheard, waterman of Wisbech, to answer Thomas Greene a debt of £6-16s for sea-coal at 17s per chaldron. Dated 1 Oct. 1650, outcome not stated.
  18. 6r. Sarah Langton, widow and administrix of Daniel Langton of Wisbech, who died intestate, to answer John Walker in a debt of £8 owed by Langston. Dated 17 Dec. 1645, outcome not stated.
  19. 6v. Robert Marierum, alias Marierum, waterman of Wisbech, to answer William Hobson in a debt of £22 due to Hobson. Dated 9 May 1654, outcome not stated.
  20. 6v. Phillip Pedley, gentleman of Sutton, to answer George Jacksone in a debt of £6-10s. Dated 10 May 1654, outcome not stated.
  21. 7r. William Crowson, husbandman of Ranson Moor, Doddington, to answer William Abbitt for slandering Abbitt by publicly saying, 'You are a thief and I will prove you one'. Dated 20 Mar. 1653, outcome not stated.
  22. 7r. Richard Goodson, husbandman of Mepal, to answer Edward Mitchell for damage worth 20s at Prickwillowe House, Ely. Dated 13 Jun. 1655, outcome not stated.
  23. 7v. John Culledge [elsewhere Cooledge], yeoman of Doddington, to answer Robert Maskew, executor of John Starling, in a debt of £500 due to Starling. Dated 27 Apr. [1627], outcome not stated.
  24. 7v. Francis Tucke, butcher of Ely, to answer Henry Tinge for an assault, £40 recompense claimed. Dated 27 Jun. 1655, outcome not stated.
  25. 8r. Mathew Blackborn, carpenter of Walpole, Norfolk, to answer Thomas Gonnill, senior, gentleman, for taking a hat and breeches of Gonnill [no value given]. Dated 20 Jan. 1654, outcome not stated.
  26. 8r. Mathew Blackborn, carpenter of Walpole, Norfolk, to answer Thomas Gonnill, sen., gentleman, for taking a cloth worth £3 from Gonnill. Dated 26 Aug. 1654, outcome not stated.
  27. 8v. Robert Marieram, waterman of Wisbech, to answer William Hobson relating to a bushel measure worth 10s. Dated 10 Jun. 1655, outcome not stated.
  28. 8v. John Southwood, merchant of London, to answer Thomas Gawinge in a debt of £4 relating to the rent for a messuage at Littleport. Dated 2 Feb. 1653, outcome not stated.
  29. 9r. Oliver Browne of Wisbech to answer Elizabeth Vynes, widow, concerning the board and lodging of James Gates, then apprenticed to Browne, at a time when Gates was gravely ill, possibly with measles, Jan 1655, and costs incurred for his care. Dated 15 Jan. 1655; outcome not stated.
  30. 9v. Henry Ogard, gentleman of Wisbech, to answer William Colinle in a debt of £35 relating to the rent for a messuage and pasture in Newton. Dated 1 May 1655, outcome not stated.
  31. 9v. Henry Tingey, yeoman of Ely, to answer Francis Tucke for an assault, £20 recompense claimed. Dated 27 Jun. 1655, outcome not stated.
  32. 10r. Thomas Williams, grocer and vintner of Wisbech, to answer William Theory relating to a claim that Williams sold wine without a licence. Dated 20 Aug. 1654, outcome not stated.
  33. 10r. Thomas Lovelace, gentleman of Wilburton and East Dereham, to answer Ralph Tenyson in a debt of £40. Dated 23 Mar. 1652, outcome not stated.
  34. 10v. Edward Ingram, tanner of Whittlesey, to answer John Whitwirk in a debt of £19-6-8s . Dated 8 Jun. 1654, outcome not stated.
  35. 10v. William North, gentleman, complains against Edmond Ferrour, deputy bailiff of the Isle of Ely, in a debt of £8-9s-10d for goods (Itemised) sold to Ferrour. Dated 30 Jun. 1655, outcome not stated. "
  36. 11r. Francis Atknes to answer John Walber for 60s arrears. Dated 31 Jul. 1655, outcome not stated.
  37. 11r. Roger Siffon, husbandman of March, to answer Thomas Colston, senior, in a debt of £16. Dated 30 Sept. 1653, outcome not stated.
  38. 11v. Richard Ewer, gentleman of Sutton, to answer Robert Maskew in a debt of £30. Dated 12 Apr. 1653, outcome not stated.
  39. 11v. William Yarrow, yeoman of Ely, to answer Thomas Aungier in a debt of £60. Dated 25 Jul. 1654, outcome not stated.
  40. 12r. Andrew Taylor, baker of Wisbech, to answer William Sheppard in a debt of £20. Dated 6 Apr. 1653, outcome not stated.
  41. 12v. Nicholas Wrigglesworth, yeoman of Outwell in Norfolk, to answer William Scottered in respect of a dispute (possibly an oral agreement) over a message and land in that part of Outwell within the Isle. A long and complicated which also mentions Joseph Sedgwick of Cambridge who receives £20 rent, William Davis, and William Goldwell of Outwell. Dated 30 Sept. 1653, referred to next general sessions.
  42. 13r. Mathew Blackborn, carpenter of Walpole, Norfolk, to answer John Walton., gentleman, for taking a doublet and breeches of Walton worth 20s. Dated 20 Feb. 1654, outcome not stated.
  43. 13r. Mathew Blackborn, carpenter of Walpole, Norfolk, to answer John Walton., gentleman, for a loan of 2s, for which £5 damages sought. Dated 1 Aug. 1654, outcome not stated.
  44. 13v. Thomas Bigley, carpenter of Wisbech Murrow, to answer William Hawkings in a debt of 39s. Dated 29 Mar. 1654, outcome not stated.
  45. 13v. Robert Marioram, waterman of Wisbech, to answer James Rowland in a debt of £4-16s-4d due to Rowland. Dated 1 May 1655. Outcome: Robert denied the debt, referred to next general sessions.
  46. 14r. John Beebee, husbandman of Whittlesea, to answer James Deniston[?] and wife Mary for an assault: £60 claimed. Dated 20 May 1655, referred to next general sessions.
  47. 14r. Mathew Blackborn, carpenter of Walpole, Norfolk, to answer Thomas Genvile senior, in a debt of 47s. Dated 10 Aug. 1654, referred to next general sessions.

Dates

  • Creation: 4 Sept. 1655

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1 rolled item(s) : 1 roll comprising 14 membranes

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