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Source

TypeManorial Records
Unique Identifying TextERO D/DM M1
Archive nameEssex Record Office (Chelmsford)
CountyEssex
Text in Original LanguageCuria cum visu ... tenta ibidem die jovis in septimana pentecoste anno regni regis Ricardi secundi xvi[mo] ... Quia tempore rumoris rotuli curie de anno precedente combusti fuerunt et ea de causa capt' est inquis ex officio jur' dicunt per sacramentum suum quod Iohannes Heyward et Mathilda uxor eius circa xxx annos ult' elaps adquiserunt sibi et heredibus eorium de Radolpho Paulyn unum tenementum et x acreware terre in partum vocat Paulyns ...
Text (English translation)Court and view held there [Chelmsford] on Thursday in the week of Whitsun 16 Richard II (25 May 1393) ... Because at the time of the rumour the court court rolls of the preceding years [i.e. the court rolls before 1381] have been burnt and therefore an inquisition by virtue of office was held and the jurors say upon their oath that John Heyward and Mathilda his wife c. 30 years ago have bought a tenement and 10 acre 'warland' [land liable for geld] called 'Paulyns' for themselves and their heirs from Ralph Paulyns ...
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People

IDFirst nameLast nameGenderOccupationDomicileRole in sourceIncidentsGo to participant page
22813WilliamCourtenayMaleBishop of London4079Go to participant page
22814JohnHeywardMaleChelmsford,EssexMentionedGo to participant page
22815MatildaHeywardFemaleChelmsford,EssexMentionedGo to participant page

Incidents

IDSummaryDescriptionTypeGo to incidents page
4079Burning of the court rolls in Chelmsford (Essex)Burning of the court rolls of the bishop of London's manor Bishop's Hall in Chelmsford (Essex).Arson: burning of documents,Trespass to chattels: destruction of documentsGo to incidents page

Incidents and People

PersonIncidentRoleComments
William Courtenay ( 22813 )Burning of the court rolls in Chelmsford (Essex) (4079)Victim