Enforcement Suits under the Statutes of 1529: Residency/Absenteeism Actions, 1541

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by Robert C. Palmer, Cullen Professor of History and Law, The University of Houston



Suits that began Hilary term, 1541


Exchequer
R184. John Aynesworth, yeoman v. Robert Knollys, vicar of Studley: Warwickshire; pleaded b

R185. Thomas Powell of London, gentleman v. Robert Staney, rector of St. Chistopher le Stocks, London: London; pleaded b, c

R186. William Lathom of Sandon, gentleman v. William Crompe, rector of Sandon: Essex; pleaded b, c, d

R187. William Whorwood, king's attorney general v. Nicholas Dundy, rector of Snave: Kent; pleaded b

Common Pleas
R188. George Forster v. William Howton of Burton Gate or of Welton, cleric: Lincolnshire; capias b

R189. John Coxe v. John Lewes of Uphill, cleric: Somerset; capias, b sicut prius capias, c sicut pluries capias

Suits that began Easter term, 1541


Exchequer
R190. William Waller of Chilton v. Thomas Hyllier, rector of Chilton: Somerset; pleaded, b, c, d

R191. Robert Hogeskyn, groom of the king's chamber v. James Marten, rector of Moreton: Essex; pleaded, b, c, d

R192. William Whorwood, king's attorney general v. William Asshefeld, rector of Oddington: Oxfordshire; pleaded, b, c, d

Common pleas
R193. Phillip Mason v. Thomas Pomell of East Donyland, cleric: Essex; capias

R194. Phillip Mason v. Thomas Pomell of East Donyland, Essex, cleric: London; capias

R195. Henry Mynne v. John Emmotys, parson of Brancaster: Norfolk; capias

R196. William Maperley v. Nicholas Dundye, rector of Snave: Norfolk; capias



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