First name | Thomas |
Last name | Terry |
Gender | Male |
Domicile | Dedham,Essex |
Source | TNA KB 145/3/6/1 m. 3d |
ID | Summary | Description | Location | Role | Charges | Comments on role | View incident |
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3405 | Thomas Terry was a congregator of rebels and said he wanted to punish inquisitors and prosecutors. | Thomas Terry of Dedham was a congregator of rebels and said by the end of the rebellion inquisitors and prosecutors would have been punished. | Essex | Accused | View Incident page |
Date | Location | Info | Source | Comment | Image |
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05/12/1381 to 12/06/1383 | Dedham,Essex | Members of the Terry family (Peter and John) feature in court proceedings of the manor of Faites and Wades in Dedham, but Thomas not mentioned. | ERO, D/DC 14/14 | ||
26/09/1386 to 31/10/1391 | Dedham,Essex | Members of the Terry family (Milo, Peter and his son John) are regular trespassers on the lord's land of Netherhall in Dedham. Milo and John Terry are jurors in 1391. | TNA, DL 30/58/728 | The manor of Netherhall or Dedham Campsey in Dedham belonged to Campsey priory in Suffolk. | |
26/03/1414 | Dedham,Essex | In a rental for the manor of Faites and Waites in Dedham, John Terry one of the tenants but no Thomas Terry. | ERO, D/DC 14/18 |