First name | Richard |
Last name | Poser |
Gender | Male |
Domicile | Borden,Kent |
Source | TNA C 67/29 mm. 41-39 |
Comments | pardon dated: 4.11.1381 & 12.11.1381; value of goods: 4m.; paid to hanaper: 2m.; Other source: KB9/43 m.7 |
ID | Summary | Description | Location | Role | Charges | Comments on role | View incident |
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3497 | Early Pardons to rebels | Early Pardons to rebels, granted before parliament met to sanction the general pardon. Paid for by the recipients | Pardoned | View Incident page |
Date | Location | Info | Source | Comment | Image |
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24/02/1376 to 07/06/1376 | Essoin to Richard Poser of Borden, plaintiff, versus John Beneyt of Halgheste and Joanna his wife on plea of assize of novel disseisin by John Prat. Postponed to 7 June 1376, and they do not come, so sheriff ordered to ensure they come. | ||||
10/06/1376 | Rochester,Kent | Witness to grant by John Clement citizen of Rochester to Adam Fermer citizen and merchant of London of yearly rent of 4 marks to be taken from all John Clements's lands in Kent | CCR 1374-77 p. 366 | Other witnesses include Benedict Kyx, Thomas Godet, and Thomas Dodmere, all of whom appear in this database in various roles. | |
11/06/1376 | Rochester,Kent | Witness to indenture rendering null and void a yearly rent of 4 marks by John Clement citizen of Rochester to Adam Fermer citizen and merchant of London on condition that John Clement pays to Adam a yearly rent of 13s 4d until he or his attorney delivers to the said Adam seisin of a tenement in Rochester opposite 'Appellane' which John inherited from his father, Adam Clement, so that the said Adam Farmer not lose this tenement by pleas against the heirs of John 's body. | CCR 1374-1377 pp. 366-367. | Witnesses to this indenture include Benedict Kyx, Thomas Godet and Thomas Dodmere, all of whom appear in this database in various roles. | |
27/01/1377 | Rochester,Kent | Poser represented Rochester in the parliament summoned to meet at Westminster on 27 January 1377 (the so-called Bad Parliament). | Return of the name of every member of the lower house, 1213-1874 (Parliamentary Papers, 1879), p. 195 | Noted by Frederick Francis Smith, Rochester in Parliament 1295-1933 (London, 1933), p. 55. Smith states that there was a family of Posers living at Boden, near Milton, where a farm in the parish was known as 'Posers Farm' for centuries. | |
06/02/1380 | Kent | Pardon of outlawry to Simon Fort for not appearing to answer Richard Poser and Isabel his wife touching a debt of 40s. | CPR 1377-1381 p. 429 |