First name | Thomas |
Last name | Belhous |
Gender | Male |
Source | TNA CPR 1381-1385 p. 73 |
ID | Summary | Description | Location | Role | Charges | Comments on role | View incident |
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3496 | Pardon for the rebels | Pardon for the rebels, granted under the terms sanctioned by parliament in November 1381 | Pardoned | View Incident page | |||
3691 | Concerning the investigation into the property of John Besyden of Aveley | On 5 July 1381 Thomas Belhous and John Scotheye were appointed to investigate the lands, tenements, goods and chattels of John Beseden, son of John Besydon, who was indicted for rebellion and fled. They ask for one more day to finish their investigation, which is granted. The king orders that they proceed now without delay. | Essex | Mentioned | View Incident page | ||
4552 | Commission concerning possessions of John Besyden | Commission to Thomas Belhous and John Scocheye to enquire touching the possessions in Alfithele [Aveley] in the hundred of Chafford, Essex, of John Besyden, son of John Besyden, who, on being indicted for his share in the insurrection, fled, and to return their inquisitions into Chancery. | Essex | Commissioner | View Incident page |
Date | Location | Info | Source | Comment | Image |
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1352 to 1396 | Aveley,Chafford Hundred,Essex | Thomas (de) Belhous appears regularly in deeds, quitclaims and indentures in Aveley between 1352 and 1396. | ERO, D/DL T1/97; D/DL T1/200; D/DL T1/222; D/DL T1/247 | ||
1367 to 1397 | Aveley,Chafford Hundred,Essex | Thomas (de) Belhous was the lord of the manor of Belhus in Avely. He married before 1367 and was dead by 1397. He was also lord of the manors of Gallance and Vallance in neighbouring Dagenham. He owned a manor in neighbouring Dagenham | VCH Essex, viii, p. 6; VCH Essex, v, pp. 275, 278 |
Duplicate person | Comments |
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Thomas Belhous ( 13446 ) | |
Thomas Belhous ( 17645 ) |