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Participant


First name	Felicia
Last name	Kelyng
Gender	Female
Occupation	Manorial Tenant
Domicile	Dengie,Essex
Source	ERO D/DP M1191

Incidents

ID	Summary	Description	Location	Role	Charges	Comments on role	View incident
3449	Richard Proudfot broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and into John Sewale's house in Coggeshall; he stole royal documents from Richard Stacy, disseized Florence Kelyng and fined Geoffrey Homp.	Richard Proudfot broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and into John Sewale's house in Coggeshall; he stole royal documents from Richard Stacy, disseized Florence Kelyng of Dengie and imposed a ransom on Geoffrey Homp of Asheldham.	Dengie,Essex; Asheldham,Essex; Cressing Temple,Witham Hundred,Essex	Victim			View Incident page
3469	John Veldman broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and the house of John Sewale in Coggeshall; he disseized Florence Kelyng of a messuage and 7 acres of land.	John Veldman of Bradwell on Sea broke into the houses at Cressing Temple and the house of John Sewale in Coggeshall where he took goods worth 100s.; he disseized Florence Kelyng of Dengie of a messuage and 7 acres of land.	Coggeshall,Essex; Cressing Temple,Witham Hundred,Essex; Dengie,Essex	Victim			View Incident page
4160	Burning of the court rolls of Walter Bygood at Dengie (Essex)	After the burning of the records by the tenants of the manor of Bacons in Dengie and other unspecified trespasses during the insurrection the bailiff is ordered to confiscate all bond land; it is then granted again for an entry fine.	Dengie,Essex	Mentioned			View Incident page

Biographical Information

Date	Location	Info	Source	Comment	Image
22/02/1382	Dengie,Essex	Felicia Kelyng, widow of John Kelyng, holds a messuage and 7 acres of bond land ('terra native') with appurtenances, called 'Kelyngestenement' and 6 acres of bond land with appurtenances of the demesne. She owes suit of court and pays an annual rent of 7 s at the feast of Pentecost(?) [badly faded], 3s at Michaelis and 3s at Christmas and has to reap in autumn one acre of [illegible] and one acre of oats. She pays 12d entry fine and swears fealty.	ERO, D/DP M1191	Felicia Kelyng and 'Florence' Kelyng, the victim of a rebel attack, are very likely the same person
23/02/1384	Dengie,Essex	Felicia Kelyng one of 18 tenants who acknowledge to hold of the lord of the manor and swear fealty.	ERO, D/DP M1191
03/05/1387	Dengie,Essex	Felicia Kelyng one of 15 tenants who acknowledge to hold of the lord of the manor and swear fealty.	ERO, D/DP M1191
22/01/1388	Dengie,Essex	An inquest after the death of Felicia Kelyng established that she held a messuage and 7 acres of bond land and 6 acres of demesne land(?) for which she has to pay [annual rent] of 13s and services of reaping one acre of wheat and one acre of oats and suit of court. No one comes forward to claim the tenement. [In the margin:] heriot 3s.	ERO, D/DP M1191
22/02/1391	Dengie,Essex	A John Kelyng [a relative, son?] dies; he holds a messuage and 13 acres of land; the heriot is 16d.	ERO, D/DP M1191	This is very likely the tenement Felicia Kelyng held. However, the court rolls between January 1388 and October 1390 are lost and it cannot be established with certainty that it is the same tenement.

Relationships

person 1	relationship with person 2	person 2	relationship with person 1	Certainty	Sources	Comments
Felicia Kelyng ( 23922 )	Widow	John Kelyng ( 23923 )	Husband (deceased)	Certain

Other Cases of the Same Person

Duplicate person	Comments
Florence Kelyng ( 12922 )	Although they have different first names, it is highly likely that they are the same person.

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