William was born about 1406 in Shropshire, England, the son of William “Hoesgyn” Hotchkiss / “ap Cydrych” and Alice.
He died about 1503 in Norwich, Norfolk, England.
His wife was Elizabeth of Donwich. They were married, but the date and place have not been found. Their six known children were John (c1424-1506), Richard (c1425-1506), Thomas (c1428-c1518), David (c1430-c1492), William (c1431-?) and Meridith Ap (c1433-?).
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| Birth | ABT 1406 |
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| Death | ABT 1503 |
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| Residence | 1471 |
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| Occupation | baker, bailiff |
Note 1
!StyleName: Hotchkiss, William of Ludlow and Shrewsbury and Hawkeswood [~1408 - ~1503]
Note: Summary
- Identity & Lineage:
Youngest in a line of three consecutive generations named William in the Hawkeswood line. He was the father of five sons, including Sir John Hotchkiss and Richard Hotchkiss, and grandfather to at least two grandsons also named William.
- Norfolk Connection:
Richard, his son Simon, and Simon’s son William all lived or had legal ties in Norfolk. The region favored the name form Hodgkins, likely due to the prominence of the local name Hodge, which may explain the 1503 record for William Hodges of Norwich.
- Death & Identification:
The 1503 will for William Hodges of Norwich is likely attributable to this William, despite the remarkable age it would imply . He is the only candidate of that generation in the tree who fits the date and locale. It's plausible he was brought to Norfolk by his son Richard or grandson Simon to be cared for in his final years.
William of Ludlow
├── Sir John
├── Thomas
├── David
├── Meridith
└── Richard
NameTrail: Hotchkiss / Hodgekins
Regions: Shropshire [Ludlow, Shrewsbury], Norfolk [Norwich]
VariantNames: Hochekys, Hochekes, Hodges [probable]
!Note: Apparent Hawkeswood line.
!Notes: No, I don’t know for sure that this is John’s father, as there were no birth records at this time. It is however an early use of the surname and if he was giving away land in exchange for service in 1471, I will make a guess that he was old enough to be John’s father and fairly well off. If he was also elected bailiff in 1455 that further confirms his age to before 1430. His presence probably just means that there are more Hotchkisses yet wating to be found, although he was in a reasonable location at about the right time to suggest he belongs here in the family. If he was also giving away land in 1424 that pretty much confirms his age and makes him fairly well off.
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Gift
Identity
Document Reference: 1037/3/91
System Reference: XMO/1037/3/91
Details
Level: file
Date: 6 April 1424
Description: Thursday after the feast of St. Ambrose the bishop 2 Henry VI
by >>> William son of William Hocheskys of Holgot <<< to William de Brokton of one acre with appurtenances lying between the water of Corve and the mill of Shipton, to hold of the chief lord for the usual service. Warranty.
Witnesses:- Roger de la More, Richard his brother, Walter le Bailly, Thomas le Krenetour, Thomas Russell
Given at Staunton
Parchment tag, red wax, device of kneeling figure
Docketed. No 4
XMO: THE MORE COLLECTION [1280-1940]
XMO/1037: MANORIAL RECORDS
XMO/1037/3: MUNIMENTS OF TITLE: Larden and Brockton
XMO/1037/3/91: Gift [6 April 1424]
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Gift by William son of William Hocheskys of Holgot
System Reference: XMO/1037/3/91
Document Reference: 1037/3/91
Date: 6 April 1424
Level: file
Description:
Thursday after the feast of St Ambrose the bishop 2 Henry VI
by William son of William Hocheskys of Holgot to William de Brokton of one acre with appurtenances lying between the water of Corve and the mill of Shipton, to hold of the chief lord for the usual service. Warranty.
Witnesses:- Roger de la More, Richard his brother, Walter le Bailly, Thomas le Krenetour, Thomas Russell
Given at Staunton
Parchment tag, red wax, device of kneeling figure
Docketed. No 4
Held At: Shropshire Archives
Access Status: Readers Ticket
!Source: The National Archives' catalogue https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C9534886
C - Records created, acquired, and inherited by Chancery, and also of the Wardrobe, Royal Household, Exchequer and various commissions
Division within C - Records of the Petty Bag Office
C 241 - Chancery: Certificates of Statute Merchant and Statute Staple
C 241/229 - Details of this piece are shown at item level
Catalogue description Debtor: William Hodgkins of Bruton {Brewton} in Somerset, merchant. [Bruton Hundred] ...
Reference: C 241/229/10
Description:
Debtor: William Hodgkins of Bruton {Brewton} in Somerset, merchant. [Bruton Hundred]
Creditor: Walter Fetplace {Phetplas} merchant of Southampton [Hants]
Amount: £100.
Before whom: William Warwick, Mayor of Salisbury; William Ludlow, Clerk.
When taken: 09/12/1439
First term: 02/02/1440
Last term: 02/02/1440
Writ to: Sheriff of Somerset
Sent by: William Warwick, Mayor of Salisbury; William Ludlow, Clerk.
Endorsement: Som's. Coram Justic' apud Westm' in die S'ti Mich'is in xv dies.
Date: 1439 Jul 8
Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Legal status: Public Record
Language: Latin
Closure status: Open Document, Open Description
Note: William of Hawkesood ~1342, his grandfather, had property documented in Somerset, so this William ~1408-1503 would probably have inherited it. He was in the business of converting the products of Hawkeswood to cash, which would have made him a merchant, and was definitely capable of loaning or borrowing large sums of money, even though £100 was likely a hard amount to come up with in cash at the time.
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41 - Hampshire Archives
44M69 - Jervoise family of Herriard
44M69/C - Charters
Catalogue description CHELMERSH [Salop.]; Grant
Reference: 44M69/C/488
Title: CHELMERSH [Salop.]; Grant
Description:
By William Fernalls, chaplain
To Thomas Tedestill of Ewdon Burnall, and John his son
Of a messuage and carucate of land called Farnalls in manor of Chelmers.
Witnesses: John Wynnysbury, Esq., Roger Hymley, William Hogkes, William Wood, Roger Crattford and others.
Dated: 4 February.
Date: 1440/1
Held by: Hampshire Archives, not available at The National Archives
Language: English
Physical condition: Seal: fragment.
Note: Location CHELMERSH, Salop. Date 4 Feb 1440/1. William Hogkes.
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41 - Hampshire Archives
44M69 - Jervoise family of Herriard
44M69/C - Charters
Catalogue description CHELMERSH [Salop.]; Quitclaim
Reference: 44M69/C/489
Title: CHELMERSH [Salop.]; Quitclaim
Description:
By Thomas Mylys and William Farnalls
To Thomas Tedstill of Ewdon Burnell and John, his son
Of lands called Farnals in Chelmersh.
Witnesses: John Wynnesbury, Esq., Roger Hymley, William Hoggekes, William Hood, Roger Crattford and others.
Dated: 7 February.
Date: 1440/1
Held by: Hampshire Archives, not available at The National Archives
Language: English
Physical condition: Seal: fragments.
Note: Location CHELMERSH, Salop. Date 7 Feb 1440/1. William Hoggekes.
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41 - Hampshire Archives
44M69 - Jervoise family of Herriard
44M69/C - Charters
Catalogue description CHELMERSH ; Grant
Reference: 44M69/C/494
Title: CHELMERSH ; Grant
Description:
By William Farnals, chaplain
To Thomas Tedstyle of Ewdon Burnell and Philip his son
Of a messuage and carucate of land in Chelmersh, called Farnals.
Witnesses: John Wynnesbury Esq., Roger Hunley, William Hogke, William Doode, Roger Cratford and others.
Dated: at Chelmershe, Tuesday before St. George .
Date: 1447
Held by: Hampshire Archives, not available at The National Archives
Language: English
Physical condition: Seal: fragments.
!Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feoffment
In the Middle Ages, especially under the European feudal system, feoffment or enfeoffment was the deed by which a person was given land in exchange for a pledge of service.
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Election of officials
Identity
Document Reference: 3365/67/20
System Reference: XSB/C/1/1/1/39
Details
Level: Piece
Date: 1455-1456
Description: Memorandum that the Friday next after the feast of St. Michael 34 Henry VI [3 Oct 1455],
William Boerley and Robert Scryven, bailiffs of the town of Shrewsbury by virtue of new agreement at Parliament
[they elected] William Tudur and Philip Grace to elect 25 men for electing the bailiffs and other officials for
the following year, Which William and Philip elected Richard Warynge, Roger Adys, John Hagur, Edmund Baxter,
Roger Coleston, Hugh Tayllor, John Pull', John Wyche corvesor, William Spyney, John Munton, William Hochkys, <<<<
Roger Horton, Roger Lye, Thomas Walker, William Cambray, Thomas Whistard, Ranulf Barbour', Richard Yonge,
Thomas Baylly, John Wall', Christopher Prylkynton, John Newnehm, William Overton, John Grefyth, corvesor,
Thomas Crhander Which 25 men elected
Roger Eyton, John Trentham, bailiffs
John Lloyt, Thomas Crump', coroners
Richard Marchall, Thomas Goldesmyth, Richard Mathewe, John Lightfote, Mathew Meghen, 6 assessors
William Walker, sub bailiff.
...
Language: Latin
XSB: SHREWSBURY BOROUGH [PRE-1835] [c 1189-1866]
XSB/C: ADMINISTRATION OF THE BOROUGH
XSB/C/1: Corporation minutes and general records
XSB/C/1/1: Assembly and Minute books
XSB/C/1/1/1: Assembly Book no I [formerly known as A] [1372-1555]
XSB/C/1/1/1/39: Election of officials [1455-1456]
Election of officials
Identity
Document Reference: 3365/67/18
System Reference: XSB/C/1/1/1/35
Details
Level: Piece
Date: 1443-1446
Description: Shrewsbury. Election of the officials made there on the Friday after the feast of St. Giles 22 Henry VI [6 Sep 1443] by the oath of Thomas Stone, John Water, William Chirbury, Richard Waryng, William Ivory, Richard Chambur, Roger Adys, William Oteley, William Cuttiller, Thomas Sondelond, William Tudur, Thomas Ideshale, John Fletcher, Hugh Raulyns, Lewys Michell, John Grace, William ?Beryton [first letters defaced], wever, Thomas Upton, Richard Brov/n', Nicholas Clement, Thomas Alspath, Edward Vaghan, Richard Hanewode, John Wolley and Roger Fochole, the 25 jurors who elected them, namely,
John Falke, Thomas Oteley, bailiffs
Robert Wytcombe, Degaru' Water, coroners
John Grafton, William Thorneton, John Henry?, Roger Heillyn, William Bykedon, William Hagur, 6 assessors
Thomas Walker, sub bailiff.
The abovesaid bailiffs and assessors are answerable for the accounts and allowances of their time [amount not clear]
-Shrewsbury. Election of the officials made there on the Friday after the feast of St. Giles 23 Henry VI [4 Sep 1444] by the oath of William Nesse, John Graton, John Fox, sadiller, William Thorneton, richard Mathewe, hugh Tyllewelely, Philip Heyne, William Egge, >>> William Hochekys <<<, William Bykedon, John Turell, Roger Forster, David Bent, Hugh Wyiiiies, William Vaure, Henry Nenbold, Lewys Fourbo', jr, Hugh Whitmore, Thomas Crumpe, John Bulkeley, Roger Fippes, Lewys Fourbo', sr, John Parkys bower, John Sondelond and Lewys Fyssher, the 25 jurors who elected them, namely,
William Boerley, Richard Stury, bailiffs
Thomas Bromley, Edmund Crumpe, coroners
Philip Grace, Thomas Stone, Richard Waryng, Hugh Kynton, Richard Tylleweley, John Newenham, 6 assessors
Lewys Michell, sub bailiff.
The abovesaid bailiffs and assessors are answerable for the accounts and allowances of their time 79
-Shrewsbury. Election of the officials made there on the Friday after the feast of St. Giles 24 Henry VI [3 Sep 1445] by the oath of Hugh Taillor, Thomas Bromley, Thomas Stone, William Chirbury, william Tudur, John Walker gurdeler, William Ivory, Thomas Walker henster, John White skynner, John Norton draper, william James wever, Edmund Bastard, Edward Vaghan, Richard Hanewode, William Biryton wever, Thome Heillyn, John Fletcher, John Gosemyll?, John Lyghfote wever, John Chapman, William Beeton, David Taillor, William Derby, Richard Bron and Laurence Taillor, the 25 jurors who elected them, namely,
Roger Eyton, William Bastard, bailiffs
Richard Stury, William Betton, coroners
William Wotton, Richard Marchall, Richard Taverner, Henry Neubold, Lodewic' Fourbo', Richard Hadnall, wever, 6 assessors
John Wolley, sub bailiff.
The abovesaid bailiffs and assessors are answerable for the accounts and allowances of their time 61 2s 6d
Memorandum that on the Friday next after the feast of St. Michael, 25 Henry VI [30 Sep 1446], Roger Eyt[on and] William Bastard, bailiff of the town of Shrewsbury by virtue of new agreement at parliament, they elected Hugh Kynton and William Nesse to chose 25 men for electing bailiffs and other officials of the town for the following year.
Whereupon Hugh and William Nesse elected Thomas Wynnes Thomas Biryton, Robert Thornes, William Betton, William Thorneton, Richard Taverner, Geoffrey Gillesfeld, John Herny, John Bromlowe, bocher, Richard Loit, Philip Glover Mathew Meghan, Wililam Spyney, William Hagur, John Dun, John Grafton, Hugh Egge, Thomas Upton, Hugh Whitmore, John Hagur,
William Hochekys, glover [differnt William #1] <<<, Hugh Raulyns, laurence Barker, Thomas Herny and John Water, 25 men for the making of the aforesaid election, Which 25 sworn men elected
Thomas Forster, Adam Goldsmyth, bailiffs
John Gamell, John Beget, coroners
Begaru' Water, Edmund Bastard, Richard del Chambre, John Meghen, Hugh Tillewilley, Thomas Crumpe, 6 assessors
Hugh Wynnes sub bailiff at the gates next to the castle
The abovesaid bailiffs and assessors are answerable for the accounts and allowances of their time 95 10s 3d ob'.
Language: Latin
XSB: SHREWSBURY BOROUGH [PRE-1835] [c 1189-1866]
XSB/C: ADMINISTRATION OF THE BOROUGH
XSB/C/1: Corporation minutes and general records
XSB/C/1/1: Assembly and Minute books
XSB/C/1/1/1: Assembly Book no I [formerly known as A] [1372-1555]
XSB/C/1/1/1/35: Election of officials [1443-1446]
!Source: Shropshire Archives https://www.shropshirearchives.org.uk/collections/getrecord/CCA_XSB_C_1_1_1_37
Election of officials
Place: Shropshire Archives
System Reference: XSB/C/1/1/1/37
Document Reference: 3365/67/19
Date: 1450-1452
Level: Piece
Description:
Memorandum that the Friday next after the feast of St Michael 29 Henry VI [2 Oct 1450], Roger Eyton and John Hoord, bailiffs of the town of Shrewsbury by virtue of new agreement at Parliament [they elected] William Tudur Roger Adys to elect 25 men for electing the bailiffs and other officials for the following year, Which William and Roger elected Thomas Seborn, Degorun' Water, Richard Chambre, Philip Grace, Richard Howster, John Maghen, William Hagur, Thomas Wynnes, Richard Tylleley Philip Mongomery Thomas Whystard, Lod'; Fyscher, William Vawr', Lod' Rathebone, William Draper Smyth, Thomas Hervy, Nicholas Flecher, Thomas Crump, William Norton, Hugh Rawlyn, Hugh Egge, Lod' Forde, jr, Thomas Bewcoll, John Walker Gurdeler and John Chyvoler, barber, the 25 men to make the aforesaid election. Which 25 men elected
Robert Scryven, Thomas Luyt, bailiffs
Richard Stury, Edmund Baxter, coroners
Thomas Bromley, William Hayward, John Bromlowe, John Trentham, Geoffrey Gyldesfeld, William Betton, 5 assessors
David Bunt, sub bailiff.
Which bailiffs and 49
Memorandum that the Friday next after the feast of St Michael 30 Henry VI [1 Oct 1451], Robert Scryven and Thomas Luyt, bailiffs of the town of Shrewsbury by virtue of new agreement at Parliament [they elected] John Hervey, sr and John Norton to elect 25 men for electing the bailiffs and other officials for the following year, Which John and John elected Wiliam Betton, Hugh Tylleley, Edmund Baxter, Richard Yonge, William Hayward, William Byketon, Guttyn Tayllor, William Bedenall, William Overton, William Ivory, John Ruyton corverser, Richard Waryng, Hugh Wynnes, Richard Bagh', Nicholas Clement, Richard Hag', corveser, Richard Hygges, bochor, John Gogh Scherman, William Derby Baxter, Roger Fypps, Roger Goldston, Hullyn Forbo', Thomas Goldsmyth, William Holand, Deyo Meybot corveser, the 25 men to make the aforesaid election. Which 25 men elected
John Gamel, William Bastard, bailiffs
Adam Goldsmyth, Richard Marchall, coroners
Edmund Bastard, John Norton, Thomas upton, Thomas Crump, Roger Tylleley, Thomas Stone, 6 assessors
William Spyney sub...
Which bailiffs and 6 assessors were answerable to the community
Memorandum that the Friday next after the feast of St Michael 31 Henry VI [6 Oct 1452], Robert Gamell and William Bastard bailiffs of the town of Shrewsbury by virtue of new agreement at Parliament [they elected] Richard Waring and William Nesse to elect 25 men for electing the bailiffs and other officials for the following year, Which Richard and William elected Thomas Upton, Roger Tylleley, John Pulle, Roger Pontesbury, John Bar', Richard Wantener, John Huet, corvyser, John Trentham, William Hochkes, Mathew Meghen, John Wolley, John Bromlowe, bocher, Roger Sorysby, Thomas Bromley, John Wyrall, William Adams, Thomas Walker, John Wyohe, corveser, John Ha?, Thomas Baylly, Mathew Chyrke, John Wall', scherman, John Parkes baker, William Sporys, William Spyney,. Which 25 men elected
Richard Stury, Richard Boerley, bailiffs
John Colle, William Nesse, coroners
Philip Grace, John Colton, Hugh Tylleley, John Meghen, John Flecher, Roger Fypps
Held At: Shropshire Archives
Related People:
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Access Status: Readers Ticket
Creator Name: Overton, William
Creator Name: Ivory, William
Creator Name: Ruyton, John
Creator Name: Waryng, Richard
Creator Name: Wynnes, Hugh
Creator Name: Clement, Nicholas
Creator Name: Hygges, Richard
Creator Name: Gogh, John
Creator Name: Derby, William
Creator Name: Fypps, Roger
Creator Name: Goldston, Roger
Creator Name: Goldsmyth, Thomas
Creator Name: Holand, William
Creator Name: Meybot, Deyo
Creator Name: Gamel, John
Creator Name: Bastard, William
Creator Name: Goldsmyth, Adam
Creator Name: Marschall, Richard
Creator Name: Bastard, Edmund
Creator Name: Norton, John
Creator Name: Upton, Thomas
Creator Name: Crump, Thomas
Creator Name: Stone, Thomas
Creator Name: Spyney, William
Creator Name: Tyllely, Roger
Creator Name: Eyton, Roger
Creator Name: Hord, John
Creator Name: Tudur, William
Creator Name: Adys, Roger
Creator Name: Seborn, Thomas
Creator Name: Water, Degorun
Creator Name: Chambre, Richard
Creator Name: Grace, Philip
Creator Name: Howster, Richard
Creator Name: Meghen, John
Creator Name: Wynnes, Thomas
Creator Name: Tyllely, Richard
Creator Name: Mongomery, Philip
Creator Name: Whystard, Thomas
Creator Name: Fyscher, Lewis
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Creator Name: Draper, William
Creator Name: Hervy, Thomas
Creator Name: Flecher, Nicholas
Creator Name: Crump, Thomas
Creator Name: Norton, William
Creator Name: Rawlyn, Hugh
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Creator Name: Lloyd, Thomas
Creator Name: Stury, Richard
Creator Name: Baxter, Edmund
Creator Name: Bromley, Thomas
Creator Name: Hayward, William
Creator Name: Bromlowe, John
Creator Name: Trentham, John
Creator Name: Gyldesfeld, Geoffrey
Creator Name: Betton, William
Creator Name: Bunt, David
Creator Name: Hervy, John, Sr
Creator Name: Norton, John
Creator Name: Betton, William
Creator Name: Tyllely, Hugh
Creator Name: Baxter, Edmund
Creator Name: Yonge, Richard
Creator Name: Hayward, William
Creator Name: Byketon, William
Creator Name: Tayllor, Guttyn
Creator Name: Bedenall, William
Creator Name: Nesse, William
Creator Name: Pulle, John
Creator Name: Pontesbury, Roger
Creator Name: Wantener, Richard
Creator Name: Huet, John
Creator Name: Hochkes, William
Creator Name: Meghen, Mathew
Creator Name: Wolley, John
Creator Name: Sorysby, Roger
Creator Name: Wyrall, John
Creator Name: Adams, William
Creator Name: Walker, Thomas
Creator Name: Wyohe, John
Creator Name: Baylly, Thomas
Creator Name: Chyrke, Mathew
Creator Name: Parkes, John
Creator Name: Sporys, William
Creator Name: Spyney, William
Creator Name: Boerley, Richard
Creator Name: Colle, John
Creator Name: Colton, John
Creator Name: Meghen, John
Creator Name: Fletcher, John
Creator Name: Wall, John
Creator Name: Hagur, William
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System Reference: XSB/C/1/1/1/175
Document Reference: 3365/67/88
Date: 1451-1455
Level: Piece
Description:
Continued from f 87v.
and the right of re-entry
1 has taken out an obligation with 2 for further strengthening the lease, of 20s
Witnesses, John Gamel and William Bastard bailiffs, Richard Stury, Thomas Forster, Roger Eyton, John Knyght, John Beget and others.
Given at Shrewsbury, Michaelmas arr 30 H VI [1451]
Memorandum, Wednesday the morrow of St Gregory the Great 33 H VI [12 Mar 1455?] in the Guildhall where were gathered many faithful worthies and upright men and burgesses of the town, for sealing diverse charters sealed under the common seal which burgesses names are written below:
William Boerley, Robert Scryven, Thomas Forster, John Knyght, John Beget, Adam Goldsmyth. Philip Grace, John Trentham, Edward Baxter, Thomas Stone, Richard Attingham, William Wootton Roger Pontesbury, Richard Marchall, Richard Warynge, John Hervy sen, Richard Hewster, William Nesse, >>> William Hochkes <<<, John Malforn, Richard Hanewode, John Gosenell sen, William Bulkeley, David Blacke, William Gambon, John Carter, William Noneley and Hugh Pymley who signed the following charters,
Agnes Malforn' sowster took from the commune a certain house on the stone bridge for her life, through the charter given at Shrewsbury Monday next before Nativity of BVM
David Black of Shrewsbury scherman took from the commune a certain large chamber at the end of the great hall called the Guild hall at fee farm through a charter given at Shrewsbury Monday next before Nativity of Our Lord
John Malforn took from the commune a garden outside the gate of ?Chester on the East side at a rent of xvi d through a charter given Monday next before Nativity of our Lord
14th century copy of
1 Commonalty of Borough of Shrewsbury
2 Abbot and monastery of Haughmond
Consideration £20
1 allows 2 enclose all their premises beonging to its grange of Derfeld, and exclude the burgesses from their common rights except in the heath or waste which is between the ditch from Shrewsbury and the great clearing towards Pymley called 'Daversden' in length and between the road leading towards Haughmond and the River Severn in width
1 Also concede that 2 can have the high pool at 'dernald' from the stream which descends from the fields of Hencote with overflow of water on the other side of the old road outside their ditch, as in the time of Simon de Waunton, 40 John. [1256]
Witnesses, Alan villan', Robert Pally, then reeves, Richard Pride, Nicholas son of Ivo, Hugh Chaumpneis, Robert compayne, Peter son of Clement Ralph of Stafford, Nicholas clerk and others
Held At: Shropshire Archives
Access Status: Readers Ticket
Related Materials: See U Rees Cartulary of Haughmond Abbey no 284.
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Election of officials
Identity
Document Reference: 3365/67/20
System Reference: XSB/C/1/1/1/39
Details
Level: Piece
Date: 1455-1456
Description: Memorandum that the Friday next after the feast of St. Michael 34 Henry VI [3 Oct 1455],
William Boerley and Robert Scryven, bailiffs of the town of Shrewsbury by virtue of new agreement at Parliament
[they elected] William Tudur and Philip Grace to elect 25 men for electing the bailiffs and other officials for
the following year, Which William and Philip elected Richard Warynge, Roger Adys, John Hagur, Edmund Baxter,
Roger Coleston, Hugh Tayllor, John Pull', John Wyche corvesor, William Spyney, John Munton, William Hochkys, <<<<
Roger Horton, Roger Lye, Thomas Walker, William Cambray, Thomas Whistard, Ranulf Barbour', Richard Yonge,
Thomas Baylly, John Wall', Christopher Prylkynton, John Newnehm, William Overton, John Grefyth, corvesor,
Thomas Crhander Which 25 men elected
Roger Eyton, John Trentham, bailiffs
John Lloyt, Thomas Crump', coroners
Richard Marchall, Thomas Goldesmyth, Richard Mathewe, John Lightfote, Mathew Meghen, 6 assessors
William Walker, sub bailiff.
...
Language: Latin
XSB: SHREWSBURY BOROUGH [PRE-1835] [c 1189-1866]
XSB/C: ADMINISTRATION OF THE BOROUGH
XSB/C/1: Corporation minutes and general records
XSB/C/1/1: Assembly and Minute books
XSB/C/1/1/1: Assembly Book no I [formerly known as A] [1372-1555]
XSB/C/1/1/1/39: Election of officials [1455-1456]
Election of officials
Identity
Document Reference: 3365/67/18
System Reference: XSB/C/1/1/1/35
Details
Level: Piece
Date: 1443-1446
Description: Shrewsbury. Election of the officials made there on the Friday after the feast of St. Giles 22 Henry VI [6 Sep 1443] by the oath of Thomas Stone, John Water, William Chirbury, Richard Waryng, William Ivory, Richard Chambur, Roger Adys, William Oteley, William Cuttiller, Thomas Sondelond, William Tudur, Thomas Ideshale, John Fletcher, Hugh Raulyns, Lewys Michell, John Grace, William ?Beryton [first letters defaced], wever, Thomas Upton, Richard Brov/n', Nicholas Clement, Thomas Alspath, Edward Vaghan, Richard Hanewode, John Wolley and Roger Fochole, the 25 jurors who elected them, namely,
John Falke, Thomas Oteley, bailiffs
Robert Wytcombe, Degaru' Water, coroners
John Grafton, William Thorneton, John Henry?, Roger Heillyn, William Bykedon, William Hagur, 6 assessors
Thomas Walker, sub bailiff.
The abovesaid bailiffs and assessors are answerable for the accounts and allowances of their time [amount not clear]
-Shrewsbury. Election of the officials made there on the Friday after the feast of St. Giles 23 Henry VI [4 Sep 1444] by the oath of >>> William Nesse <<<, John Graton, John Fox, sadiller, William Thorneton, richard Mathewe, hugh Tyllewelely, Philip Heyne, William Egge, >>> William Hochekys <<<, William Bykedon, John Turell, Roger Forster, David Bent, Hugh Wyiiiies, William Vaure, Henry Nenbold, Lewys Fourbo', jr, Hugh Whitmore, Thomas Crumpe, John Bulkeley, Roger Fippes, Lewys Fourbo', sr, John Parkys bower, John Sondelond and Lewys Fyssher, the 25 jurors who elected them, namely,
William Boerley, Richard Stury, bailiffs
Thomas Bromley, Edmund Crumpe, coroners
Philip Grace, Thomas Stone, Richard Waryng, Hugh Kynton, Richard Tylleweley, John Newenham, 6 assessors
Lewys Michell, sub bailiff.
The abovesaid bailiffs and assessors are answerable for the accounts and allowances of their time 79
-Shrewsbury. Election of the officials made there on the Friday after the feast of St. Giles 24 Henry VI [3 Sep 1445] by the oath of Hugh Taillor, Thomas Bromley, Thomas Stone, William Chirbury, william Tudur, John Walker gurdeler, William Ivory, Thomas Walker henster, John White skynner, John Norton draper, william James wever, Edmund Bastard, Edward Vaghan, Richard Hanewode, William Biryton wever, Thome Heillyn, John Fletcher, John Gosemyll?, John Lyghfote wever, John Chapman, William Beeton, David Taillor, William Derby, Richard Bron and Laurence Taillor, the 25 jurors who elected them, namely,
Roger Eyton, William Bastard, bailiffs
Richard Stury, William Betton, coroners
William Wotton, Richard Marchall, Richard Taverner, Henry Neubold, Lodewic' Fourbo', Richard Hadnall, wever, 6 assessors
John Wolley, sub bailiff.
The abovesaid bailiffs and assessors are answerable for the accounts and allowances of their time 61 2s 6d
Memorandum that on the Friday next after the feast of St. Michael, 25 Henry VI [30 Sep 1446], Roger Eyt[on and] William Bastard, bailiff of the town of Shrewsbury by virtue of new agreement at parliament, they elected Hugh Kynton and >>> William Nesse <<< to chose 25 men for electing bailiffs and other officials of the town for the following year.
Whereupon Hugh and >>> William Nesse <<< elected Thomas Wynnes Thomas Biryton, Robert Thornes, William Betton, William Thorneton, Richard Taverner, Geoffrey Gillesfeld, John Herny, John Bromlowe, bocher, Richard Loit, Philip Glover Mathew Meghan, Wililam Spyney, William Hagur, John Dun, John Grafton, Hugh Egge, Thomas Upton, Hugh Whitmore, John Hagur,
>>> William Hochekys, glover [different William #2]<<<, Hugh Raulyns, laurence Barker, Thomas Herny and John Water, 25 men for the making of the aforesaid election, Which 25 sworn men elected
Thomas Forster, Adam Goldsmyth, bailiffs
John Gamell, John Beget, coroners
Begaru' Water, Edmund Bastard, Richard del Chambre, John Meghen, Hugh Tillewilley, Thomas Crumpe, 6 assessors
Hugh Wynnes sub bailiff at the gates next to the castle
The abovesaid bailiffs and assessors are answerable for the accounts and allowances of their time 95 10s 3d ob'.
Language: Latin
XSB: SHREWSBURY BOROUGH [PRE-1835] [c 1189-1866]
XSB/C: ADMINISTRATION OF THE BOROUGH
XSB/C/1: Corporation minutes and general records
XSB/C/1/1: Assembly and Minute books
XSB/C/1/1/1: Assembly Book no I [formerly known as A] [1372-1555]
XSB/C/1/1/1/35: Election of officials [1443-1446]
!Source: Shropshire Arhchives https://www.shropshirearchives.org.uk/collections/getrecord/CCA_XSB_C_1_1_1_38
System Reference: XSB/C/1/1/1/38
Document Reference: 3365/67/19v
Date: 1453-1454
Level: Piece
Description:
Memorandum that the Friday next after the feast of St Michael 32 Henry VI [5 Oct 1453], Richard Stury and Richard Boerley, bailiffs of the town of Shrewsbury by virtue of new agreement at Parliament [they elected] Richard Chamber, sr, and Hugh Kynton to elect 25 men for electing the bailiffs and other officials for the following year, Which Richard and Hugh elected John Lloyt, Thomas Criiiiii, Roger Heyllyn, Thomas ?ebern, Thomas Heyllyn, John Meghen, William Fysher, >>> William Nesse <<<, William Lyster, William Bent corveser, William Tudur, Guttyn Tayllor, John Egge, William Wylym, Thomas Ball, John Baker, Roger Fouster, John Gosenell, Which 25 men elected
John Colle, Philip Grace, bailiffs
John Beget, Richard Hewster, coroners
Roger Adys, William Wootton, Richard Wantenor, John Wyche, corveser, Laurence Barker, John Water, 6 assessors
Thomas Mansele, sub bailiff.
Memorandum that the Friday next after the feast of St Michael 33 Henry VI [4 Oct 1454], John Colle and Philip Grace, bailiffs of the town of Shrewsbury by virtue of new agreement at Parliament [they elected] William Otteley and Roger Pontesbury to elect 25 men for electing the bailiffs and other officials for the following year, Which William and Roger elected William Betton, John Colton, John Hervy, sr, John Bulkeley, Hugh Whitmore, Richard Hewster, William James, Lewis Fyscher, John Lightfote, Hugh Rawlyns, Richard Higges, John Fyscher, William Bent, glover, William Fryse', Richard Mathewe, William Draper, Richard Horton, John Wootton, Richard Lloyt, baker, John Flecher, Richard Lye, jr, William Hag, John Whit skynner, Thomas Hervy and William Forster Which 25 men elected
William Boerley, Robert Scryven, bailiffs
William Otteley, Thomas ?, coroners
Richard Warynge, Roger Pontesbury, Guttyn Tayllor, >>> Wiliam Hochkes <<<, John Hag', William Spyney, 6 assessors
John Wolley, sub bailiff.
Which abovesaid bailiffs and 6 assessors answered to the community.
Held At: Shropshire Archives
Related People:
Stury, Richard, Boerley, Richard, Chamber, Richard, Kynton, Hugh, Lloyd, John, Heyllyn, Roger, Heyllyn, Thomas, Meghen, John, Fysher, >>> William, Nesse<<< , William, Bent, William, Tudur, William, Tayllor, Guttyn, Egge, John, Wylym, William, Ball, Thomas, Baker, John, Rouster, Roger, Gosenell, John, Colle, John, Grace, Philip, Beget, John, Hewster, Richard, Adys, Roger, Wootton, William, Wantenor, Richard, Wyche, John, Barker, Laurence, Water, John, Mansele, Thomas, Oteley, William, Pontesbury, Roger, Betton, William, Colton, John, Bulkeley, John, Whitmore, Hugh, Hewster, Richard, James, William, Fyscher, Lewis, Lightfote, John, Rawlyns, Hugh, Higges, Richard, Fyscher, John, Mathew, Richard, Draper, William, Horton, Richard, Wootton, John, Lloyd, Richard, Fletcher, John, Lye, Richard, Jr, Hag, William, Whit, John, Hervy, Thomas, Forster, William, Boerley, William, Scryven, Robert, Waryng, Richard, Hervy, John, Sr, >>> Hochkes, William <<<, Spyney, William, Wolley, John, Lyster, William,
Access Status: Readers Ticket
Creator Name: Stury, Richard
Creator Name: Boerley, Richard
Creator Name: Chamber, Richard
Creator Name: Kynton, Hugh
Creator Name: Lloyd, John
Creator Name: Heyllyn, Roger
Creator Name: Heyllyn, Thomas
Creator Name: Meghen, John
Creator Name: Fysher, William
Creator Name: Nesse, William <<<< Son
Creator Name: Bent, William
Creator Name: Tudur, William
Creator Name: Tayllor, Guttyn
Creator Name: Egge, John
Creator Name: Wylym, William
Creator Name: Ball, Thomas
Creator Name: Baker, John
Creator Name: Rouster, Roger
Creator Name: Gosenell, John
Creator Name: Colle, John
Creator Name: Grace, Philip
Creator Name: Beget, John
Creator Name: Hewster, Richard
Creator Name: Adys, Roger
Creator Name: Wootton, William
Creator Name: Wantenor, Richard
Creator Name: Wyche, John
Creator Name: Barker, Laurence
Creator Name: Water, John
Creator Name: Mansele, Thomas
Creator Name: Oteley, William
Creator Name: Pontesbury, Roger
Creator Name: Betton, William
Creator Name: Colton, John
Creator Name: Bulkeley, John
Creator Name: Whitmore, Hugh
Creator Name: Hewster, Richard
Creator Name: James, William
Creator Name: Fyscher, Lewis
Creator Name: Lightfote, John
Creator Name: Rawlyns, Hugh
Creator Name: Higges, Richard
Creator Name: Fyscher, John
Creator Name: Mathew, Richard
Creator Name: Draper, William
Creator Name: Horton, Richard
Creator Name: Wootton, John
Creator Name: Lloyd, Richard
Creator Name: Fletcher, John
Creator Name: Lye, Richard, Jr
Creator Name: Hag, William
Creator Name: Whit, John
Creator Name: Hervy, Thomas
Creator Name: Forster, William
Creator Name: Boerley, William
Creator Name: Scryven, Robert
Creator Name: Waryng, Richard
Creator Name: Hervy, John, Sr
Creator Name: Hochkes, William <<<< father
Creator Name: Spyney, William
Creator Name: Wolley, John
Creator Name: Lyster, William
!Source: http://search.shropshirehistory.org.uk/collections/getrecord/CCA_XSB_C_1_1_1_39/
Election of officials
Identity
Document Reference: 3365/67/20
System Reference: XSB/C/1/1/1/39
Details
Level: Piece
Date: 1455-1456
Description: Memorandum that the Friday next after the feast of St. Michael 34 Henry VI [3 Oct 1455], William Boerley and Robert Scryven, bailiffs of the town of Shrewsbury by virtue of new agreement at Parliament [they elected] William Tudur and Philip Grace to elect 25 men for electing the bailiffs and other officials for the following year, Which William and Philip elected Richard Warynge, Roger Adys, John Hagur, Edmund Baxter, Roger Coleston, Hugh Tayllor, John Pull', John Wyche corvesor, William Spyney, John Munton, >>> William Hochkys <<<, Roger Horton, Roger Lye, Thomas Walker, William Cambray, Thomas Whistard, Ranulf Barbour', Richard Yonge, Thomas Baylly, John Wall', Christopher Prylkynton, John Newnehm, William Overton, John Grefyth, corvesor, Thomas Crhander Which 25 men elected
Roger Eyton, John Trentham, bailiffs
John Lloyt, Thomas Crump', coroners
Richard Marchall, Thomas Goldesmyth, Richard Mathewe, John Lightfote, Mathew Meghen, 6 assessors
William Walker, sub bailiff.
-Memorandum that the Friday next after the feast of St. Michael 35 Henry VI [1 Oct 1456], Roger Eyton and John Trentham, bailiffs of the town of Shrewsbury by virtue of new agreement at Parliament [they elected] Thomas Seborn and Roger Adye to elect 25 men for electing the bailiffs and other officials for the following year, Which Thomas and Roger elected Thomas Beston, armiger, Thomas Wynnes, John Branlowe, Richard Wantenor, William Tudur, Thomas Upton, William Va.., Richard Glover, >>> William Nesse <<<, Roger Forster, John Wolley, Guttyn Tayllor, John Wyrall, John Hervy, Jr, Richard Hanewode, William More, William Suggedon, draper, Thomas Burghton, Mathew Meygen, Roger Pontesbury, John Crhander, Adam Wall', Richard Sug...., Thomas Mansele, John Parkes
Which 25 men elected
Richard Stury, John Hord, bailiffs, John Hervy, Sr, John Water, Jr, coroners, William Holond, William Otteley, William Crump, Hugh Tilleley, John Bulkeley, Philip Mugem', 6 assessors
Robert Vryen, sub bailiff.
Language: Latin
XSB: SHREWSBURY BOROUGH [PRE-1835] [c 1189-1866]
XSB/C: ADMINISTRATION OF THE BOROUGH
XSB/C/1: Corporation minutes and general records
XSB/C/1/1: Assembly and Minute books
XSB/C/1/1/1: Assembly Book no I [formerly known as A] [1372-1555]
XSB/C/1/1/1/39: Election of officials [1455-1456]
!Source: https://books.google.com/books?id=mBZYAAAAcAAJ&pg=PA25&dq=%22hochekys%22,+salop&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiX8J3fo-HeAhX9HTQIHUORBsIQ6AEIVDAH#v=onepage&q=%22hochekys%22%2C%20salop&f=false
Stemmata Botevilliana. Memorials of the families of De Boteville, Thynne and Botfield, In the Counties of Salop and Wilts. by Beriah Botfield
At a Courte holden the sixth day of May in 1 Edward IV. 1461,… At which Court also [appeared] William Tongue, in the ame of William Hoshekys, into whose hands the sayed William had surrendered all his lands with the appurtenances in Church Stratton, to the use of Richard Botfelde and Katherine his wife, an the heirs of their two bodies begotten, and for default thereof to the heires of the bodye of the said Katherine begotten, and for default thereof to the right heires of the said William Hochekys.
!Source: The National Archives' catalogue https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C4947302
E - Records of the Exchequer, and its related bodies, with those of the Office of First Fruits and Tenths, and the Court of Augmentations
Division within E - Records of the Treasury of the Receipt
E 40 - Exchequer: Treasury of Receipt: Ancient Deeds, Series A
Catalogue description Feoffment by John Ll[ewelly]n of Cley Felton, 'husbondman,' and Agnes his wife to...
Reference: E 40/8543
Description:
Feoffment by John Ll[ewelly]n of Cley Felton, 'husbondman,' and Agnes his wife to William Hochkys of Ludlowe, ' baker,' of 2 acres land in Wolveley in the fields of Assheford Carbonell, next land formerly Thomas Carbonell's, and which formerly were of Richard Orleton, late of Ludlowe and which they had by the gift and feoffment of Ll[ewelly]n of Steventon his father. Shropshire. Assheford Carbonell, 16 September, 2 Edward IV.
Note: One seal remaining.
Date: 1462 Sept 16
Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Legal status: Public Record
Closure status: Open Document, Open Description
!Source: The National Archives' catalogue https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C4455743
WARD - Records of the Court of Wards and Liveries
WARD 2 - Court of Wards and Liveries: Deeds and Evidences
Catalogue description Quitclaim from John Llum of Clayfelton, husbandman, and Agnes, his wife, to William...
Reference: WARD 2/50/176/58
Description:
Quitclaim from John Llum of Clayfelton, husbandman, and Agnes, his wife, to William Hochkys of Ludlow, Shropshire, baker, of lands in Ashford Carbonel, Shropshire. Dated at Ashford Carbonel, with seals of John and Agnes Llum.
Witnesses: John Colyer, John Howton senior, Richard Seete, Thomas Heynessone, Richard Howell and others.
Date: 1462 Sept 27
Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Legal status: Public Record
Language: Latin
Physical condition: Fire damaged
Closure status: Open Document, Open Description
!Source: The National Archives' catalogue https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C4947303
E - Records of the Exchequer, and its related bodies, with those of the Office of First Fruits and Tenths, and the Court of Augmentations
Division within E - Records of the Treasury of the Receipt
E 40 - Exchequer: Treasury of Receipt: Ancient Deeds, Series A
Catalogue description Bond by John Ll[ewelly]n of Cleyfelton, co. Salop, 'husbondman,' to William Hochkys of...
Reference: E 40/8544
Description:
Bond by John Ll[ewelly]n of Cleyfelton, co. Salop, 'husbondman,' to William Hochkys of Ludlowe in the said county, 'baker,' in 40s., due on St Luke's day next, conditioned for the quiet possession and enjoyment by the said William of 2 acres land. Shropshire. 28 September, 2 Edward IV.
Note: Seal. See 8543.
Date: 1462 Sept 28
Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Legal status: Public Record
Closure status: Open Document, Open Description
!Source: www.british-history.ac.uk: Catalogue of Ancient Deeds A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds: Volume 4 Deeds: A.8501 - A.8600
Source: https://www.british-history.ac.uk/ancient-deeds/vol4/pp318-333
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Salop. A. 8543. Feoffment by John Ll[ewelly]n of Cley Felton, 'husbond- man,' and Agnes his wife to William Hochkys of Ludlowe, ' baker,' of 2a. land in Wolveley in the fields of Assheford Carbonell, next land formerly Thomas Carbonell's, and which formerly were of Richard Orleton, late of Ludlowe and which they had by the gift and feoffment of Ll[ewelly]n of Steventon his father. Assheford Carbonell, 16 September, 2 Edward IV. [abt 1462] One seal remaining.
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Salop. A. 8544. Bond by John Ll[ewelly]n of Cleyfelton, co. Salop, 'husbondman,' to William Hochkys of Ludlowe in the said county, 'baker,' in 40s., due on St.. Luke's day next, conditioned for the quiet possession and enjoyment by the said William of 2a. land, as in A. 8543. 28 September, 2 Edward IV. Seal. [abt 1462]
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Salop. A. 8542. Feoffment by William Hochekys of Ludlowe, 'baker,' to Thomas Gryme of Seete and Margaret his wife of 2a. arable in Wolveley in the fields of Assheford Carbonell, co. Salop, next land late Edmund Sugdon's and the hedge of Nethur Seete 'feeld,' and which lately belonged to Ll[ewelly]n of Steventon. Witnesses:—Nicholas Cresset, bailiff of the town of Ludlowe, Roger Norton, Hugh Stury, John Russell, Richard Laurens. Assheford, 10 May, 10 Edward IV. [abt 1471] Seal.
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Salop. A. 8545. Release by William Hochekes of Ludlowe, 'baker,' to Thomas Gryme of Seete and Margaret his wife of his right in 2a. land in Wolveley in the fields of Assheford Carbonell, next land of Edmund Sugdon and the hedge of Nether Seete 'feld,' which formerly were Thomas Orleton's and which he lately had by the gift and feoffment of John Ll[ewelly]n and Agnes his wife. Witnesses:—Nicholas Cresset, bailiff of the town of Ludlowe, Roger Norton, Hugh Stury, John Russell, Richard Laurens. Assheford Carbonell, 11 May, 10 Edward IV. [abt 1471]
!Source: The National Archives' catalogue https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/ec6a87a5-61c5-4a42-81a7-ea8ceba26f52
41 - Hampshire Archives
44M69 - Jervoise family of Herriard
44M69/C - Charters
Catalogue description CHELMERSH ; Grant
Reference: 44M69/C/495
Title: CHELMERSH ; Grant
Description:
By John Tedstile, son and heir of Thomas Tedstile of Eudon Burnell
To Richard Kyngeslowe of Bruggenorthe and William Tedstile, the younger, his son
Of a messuage and carucate of land in Chelmersh called Farnals.
Witnesses: Hugo Rowlewe, Roger Westwode, William Hoggekes, William Creteford, Richard Oseley and others.
Dated: at Chelmersh, 1 April.
Date: 1479
Held by: Hampshire Archives, not available at The National Archives
Language: English
Physical condition: Seal: fragment.
Note: Location Chelmersh is 2.26 miles from Hawkeswood.
!Source: Shropshire Archives https://www.shropshirearchives.org.uk/collections/getrecord/CCA_XLB_5_2_490
Deed of William Haye gent
Place:
Shropshire Archives
System Reference: XLB/5/2/490
Document Reference: LB/5/2/490
Finding Aids: [356/MT/490]
Date: 10 Sep 1486
Level: Item
Description:
William Haye gent have transferred and to farm let to Thomas Prowde of Ludlowe, tanner, one tenement of two dwelling houses with two gardens adjacent to the said tenement situated in Dynam between the garden of Joyce Clacke on one side and the garden lately John Marlowe?s on the other side and stretching to Cristes Crofte, to have and to hold to him his heirs and assigns from Michaelmas next for 101 years paying me etc. 3s 4d at Lady Day and Michaelmas in equal portions and Thomas Prowde shall repair at his own costs and I will maintain all walls; distraint if rent in arrear; Seal of Richard Hobolde bailiff and attorney of the said William Haye; Witn: Walter Morton, William Hochkes, John Chapelle, etc.; at Ludelowe 10 September A.R. 2 Henry VII. Endorsed: Tern for life of Thomas Prowd / Dynham.
Held At: Shropshire Archives
Access Status: Readers Ticket
!Source: Norfolk Wills & Probate https://www.findmypast.com/transcript?id=PRS%2FNORFWILLPROB%2F072135&tab=this
First name William
Document type Will
Last name Hodges
Archive reference ANW, will register, Cook, fo. 32
Title Hodges, William, of Norwich
View source website View source website
Year 1503
Record set Norfolk Wills & Probate
Date 1503-1538
Category Birth, Marriage & Death
Residence Norwich
Subcategory Wills & Probate
County Norfolk
Collections from Great Britain, England
Country England