The People of 1381
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Participant
| First name | Richard |
| Last name | Sadelere |
| Gender | Male |
| Occupation | Manorial Tenant |
| Domicile | Great Bromley,Essex |
| Source | ERO D/DU 40/1 |
Incidents
| ID | Summary | Description | Location | Role | Charges | Comments on role | View incident |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3865 | Richard Sadelere destroyed a house in Great Bromley during the rising. | Richard Sadelere destroyed a house on heathland in Great Bromley during the rising. All tenants are ordered to rebuild it until the next court. | Great Bromley,Essex | Accused | View Incident page |
Biographical Information
| Date | Location | Info | Source | Comment | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 09/01/1383 | Great Bromley,Essex | Richard Sadelere who held a messuage and a croft of native land has died. His widow Alice pays a heriot worth 5 s and is admitted after giving fealty. | ERO, D/DU 40/1 | Sadelere must have died between the end of July 1382 and early January 1383. The court roll is too faded to upload an image. | |
| 19/07/1384 | Great Bromley,Essex | Alice Sadelere is amerced 21 d for not repairing her bond tenement. | ERO, D/DU 401 | ||
| 27/06/1386 | Great Bromley,Essex | Alice, who was the wife of Richard Sadelere comes to the court and surrenders a messuage with a croft called 'Gaggespyghtel' and a cottage with an adjacent curtilage called 'Shytereshall' with appurtenances to the use of John Sadelere her son. The tenement is held at the will of the lord. The surrender is under the condition that Alice has as long as she lives easement ('aysiamentum') to a messuage with adjacent curtilage which was once Robert Esthey ... | ERO, D/DU 40/1 | This entry has incredibly detailed stipulations for a tenure at will. | |
| 30/11/1388 | Great Bromley,Essex | John Sadelere surrenders three cottages and 2 acres and 1 rod of native land. One cottage belonged to John Abraham,, the other to Richard Sadelere and the third to a certain Gagges. He surrenders to the use of John Assheman and his wife Anne who will hold by the rod and the will [of the lord] ('per virgam ad voluntate'). The entry fine is 4s. | ERO, D/DU 40/1 |
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