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Participant


First name	John
Last name	Wynde
Gender	Male
Domicile	Asheldham,Essex
Source	TNA KB 27/489 m. 19d

Incidents

ID	Summary	Description	Location	Role	Charges	Comments on role	View incident
3814	Attack on John Sewale's house at Coggeshall.	Trespass action by John Sewale of Coggeshall for an attack on his house there.	Coggeshall,Essex	Accused			View Incident page

Biographical Information

Date	Location	Info	Source	Comment	Image
25/10/1360	Asheldham,Essex	John Wynde pays a fine of 2 d. for trespass with his animals on the lord's wheat.	ERO, D/DP M1179
21/10/1369	Asheldham,Essex	John Wynde fined 12 d. for breaking 4 seals which the bailiff of the manor affixed on the door of 'Carteris'.	ERO, D/DP M1179	Because the courts between 1360 and 1368 are lost it is not clear why John entered the tenement. His connection to 'Carteris' is documented later.
25/10/1400	Asheldham,Essex	John Wynd one of nine chief pledges.	ERO, D/DP M1179	The courts for the period 1369 to 1400 are lost.
24/10/1401	Asheldham,Essex	John Wynde one of nine chief pledges	ERO D/DP M1179
23/10/1402	Asheldham,Essex	Margret, former wife of John Atewode surrenders a messuage and 10 acres plus appurtenance in the village of Asheldham, called 'Carteris' for the use of John Wynde and his wife Johanna. The tenement is granted by the lord to John and his wife at will ('ad voluntatem') for 40 d. per year and suit of court. John and Johanna also receive a licence to demolish the messuage ('adradicare') and erect a new and better house ('vel meliore reedificare et competenter construere') inside the lordship. They pay an entry fine of 13 s. 4 d. and swear fealty. John Wynde is one of nine chief pledges.	ERO, D/DP M1179
13/05/1406	Asheldham,Essex	John Wynde and his wife Johanna surrender a messuage and 12 acres land plus appurtenance called 'Carteris' and a croft containing five acres of land, called Skynners, to the use of John Sawkyne and his wife Agnes. The tenement is granted by the lord to John and Agnes at will ('ad voluntatem'). They pay an entry fine of 8 s. and swear fealty. John Wynd is also a jurors.	ERO, D/DP M1179
25/10/1406	Asheldham,Essex	John Wynd one of nine chief pledges. He is also elected rent collector ('collector redditus').	ERO, D/DP M1179
25/10/1406	Asheldham,Essex	Richard Sothy and John Wynde are presented by the jury for having their tenements in ruins. The lord waived the fine of 10 s. each.	ERO, D/DP M1179
10/04/1407	Asheldham,Essex	John Wynd pays 2 d. for trespass in lords rye ('siligie') with 20 sheep. He is also a jury member.	ERO, D/DP M1179
10/04/1407	Asheldham,Essex	All native tennants are ordered to repair their tenements until the next court under pain of 2 s. each. Richard Sothy and John Wynd to be inquired if they have carried out the repairs.	ERO, D/DP M1179
24/10/1407	Asheldham,Essex	John Wynd one of nine chief pledges.	ERO, D/DP M1179
22/10/1408	Asheldham,Essex	John Wynd fined 12 d. because he has his tenement called 'Carteres' in ruins. He is ordered to repair it under pain of 20 s. until the next court.	ERO, D/DP M1179
22/10/1408	Asheldham,Essex	John Wynd is one of 12 chief pledges.	ERO, D/DP M1179
22/10/1409	Asheldham,Essex	John Wynde and his wife Johanna surrender a curtilage formerly with a house ('unum curtilagium nuper edificatus') and 10 acres of land plus appurtenance called 'Carteris' to the use of John Okeman and his wife Lucia. The tenement is granted by the lord to John and Lucia and their heirs under the condition that a certain structure and a hearth is built on the land. They pay an entry fine of 8 s. and swear fealty. Thomas Duke and Richard Sothy are pledges. John is one of ten chief pledges.	ERO, D/DP M1179	The tenement is the one which was granted to John Wynd and his wife in 1402 with the licence to demolish the building. After 1409 John Wynd disappears from the court rolls.

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