First name | Henry |
Last name | Clerk |
Gender | Male |
Occupation | Manorial Tenant |
Domicile | Stebbing,Essex |
Source | BL Add Ch/65983 |
ID | Summary | Description | Location | Role | Charges | Comments on role | View incident |
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4081 | Attack on the manor of William de Wauton in Stebbing (Essex) and documents burnt. | Attack on the manor of William de Wauton in Stebbing (Essex); seven tenants fined different amounts for burning the Stebbing court rolls. | Stebbing,Essex | Accused | View Incident page |
Date | Location | Info | Source | Comment | Image |
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28/11/1381 | Stebbing,Essex | Henry Clerk fined 12d for his part in the burning of the Stebbing court rolls. | BL Add. Ch. 65983 | Clerk's fine is by far the lowest of the seven named offenders. | |
17/07/1382 | Stebbing,Essex | Henry Clerk is re-granted a messuage and eight acres of customary land which was confiscated as a consequence of the rising; he pays 12d entry fine and does fealty. | BL Add. Ch. 65983 | ||
18/12/1383 | Stebbing,Essex | Henry Clerk pays 2d yearly for a cotland (cottage tenement) comprising a messuage and three acers of land. - Henry Clerk will do each week in the year one work, except for the weeks of Easter and Whitsunday. And he will provide one man once in the year with a fork to make hay in Michaeliemad, and he will harvest two acres of wheat or oats for Edwardescroft. - The tenement of Henry Clerk owes yearly one and a half eggs. | BL Add. Ch. 65957 |