The People of 1381
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Participant
| First name | Robert |
| Last name | Hulle |
| Gender | Male |
| Occupation | Mariner |
| Domicile | London |
| Source | TNA C 67/29 mm. 38-25 |
| Comments | citizen of; pardon dated: 10.1.1382 |
Incidents
| ID | Summary | Description | Location | Role | Charges | Comments on role | View incident |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2509 | Attack on Abbey of St Mary Graces, 14 June 1381 | Robert Hull with rebels from Kent and Essex entered Abbey of St Mary Graces in Middlesex and forced the abbot to send one of the monks with him to London to give him possession of divers lands of the said Abbot and monastery. | East Smithfield,Ossulstone Hundred,Middlesex | Accused | Not specified | Pardon dated 10 January 1382 and letters de non molestando issued 26 January 1382. | View Incident page |
| 3496 | Pardon for the rebels | Pardon for the rebels, granted under the terms sanctioned by parliament in November 1381 | Pardoned | View Incident page | |||
| 3496 | Pardon for the rebels | Pardon for the rebels, granted under the terms sanctioned by parliament in November 1381 | Pardoned | View Incident page |
Biographical Information
| Date | Location | Info | Source | Comment | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1386 to 1387 | Will of Robert Hull 1386-7 is listed in the Register of the Archdeaconry Court of London in London Metropolitan Archives, but the will itself has not survived | Ex info Caroline Barron | |||
| SOLDIER DATABASE: Hull, Robert Esquire Man-at-Arms Naval Service (expedition) Calveley, John, Sir (d. 1403) FitzAlan, Richard (1346 - 1397) earl of Arundel 13870313 Retinue roll TNA, E101/40/33, m17 SOLDIER DATABASE: Hull, Robert Man-at-Arms Naval Service (expedition) Calveley, John, Sir (d. 1403) FitzAlan, Richard (1346 - 1397) earl of Arundel 13870313 Muster Roll TNA, E101/40/34, m22 | |||||
| SOLDIER DATABASE: Hull, Robert France Montfort, Jean IV de (d. 1399) duke of Brittany 13730604 Letters of Protection TNA, C76/56, m. 20 | |||||
| SOLDIER DATABASE: Hull, Robert atte Archer Naval Service (expedition) Neville, William de, Sir Edward III (1312 - 1377) king of England 13720513 Retinue roll TNA, E101/32/24, m2 | |||||
| SOLDIER DATABASE: Hull, Robert atte Esquire Man-at-Arms Naval Service (Keeping of the Sea) Ferrariis, Ralph de, Sir Ferrers, Ralph de, Sir 13711016 Retinue roll TNA, E101/31/28, m3 | Ferrers is mentioned in John Elyngham's petition of 1386 concerning the grant of Audestell fishery. | ||||
| Authorisation to Robert Hull as master of 'La Isabelle' to impress thirty mariners, 1355. C.P. Cooper, Chronological catalogue of the materials transcribed for the new edition of Rymer's Foedera (1837), p. 14 (Rot Franc 29 Edw III m. 13). | |||||
| John Elyngham requests that he be granted fishery of Audestell in the River Tweed in Berwickshire. Although it has been confirmed to Robert Hull, Hull has now agreed that it should be transferred to him. The requested grant was issued on 1 Feb 1386: TNA, SC8/223/11111. | |||||
| Confirmation of grant of Auldestell fishery to Hull: Rotuli Scotiae, ii, p. 12 | |||||
| Grant to Robert Hull, one of our mariners, of fishery of Auldestell in the River Tweed: Rotuli Scotiae, i, p. 925; CPR 1367-70, p. 159. | |||||
| CPR 1354-8, p. 281: Pardon to Hull as Master of the King's ship La Isabell touching freight of his ship in Gascony in late time of vintage and freight of merchandise lately taken in that ship and a ship called La Trinite from Lescluse in Flanders to London. Also pardon for £6 given to him by the constable of Bordeaux. | |||||
| Calendar of Close Rolls 1360-64, p. 215: https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-close-rolls/edw3/vol11/pp215-220 Nov 23 1361: To Reynold de Sholdham inspector of the king's forfeitures in the port of London and the river Thames. Order to cause a ship of Matthew Cleysson of Flanders called 'Godeschild' of Lescluse to be delivered to the said Matthew to make his advantage thereof, for the king's will is that Matthew and John de Hatfeld, Roger Rotour, Thomas Pykenham, Nicholas Hotoft and Robert de Hull citizens of London, his mainpernors, be discharged of the ship and the price thereof, although the king lately ordered the inspector to cause the said ship to be appraised, in the presence of the collectors of customs in that port and of John Cory controller thereof, by the oath of merchants and other true men, and by indenture containing the price thereof, to be between the inspector, Matthew and the mainpernors made, to deliver the same to Matthew by a mainprise, for that they mainperned to answer to the king for the said ship, which was by the inspector arrested as forfeit in the said port for that 100 weys of cheese were put therein after that the ship was laded and the goods therein cocketed, and also for that Matthew broke his arrest; as oath has now been made before the king in chancery that the said cheese was of merchants of England and not of foreign merchants, whereby it ought not to be customed, nor the ship to be confiscated, and Matthew has made fine with the king by 20s. for breach of the arrest. By C. | |||||
| Calendar of Plea and Memoranda Rolls 1364-81, pp. 133-4: https://www.british-history.ac.uk/plea-memoranda-rolls/vol2/pp132-149#p10 7 Nov. 1371 Writ under the Privy Seal to the Mayor and Sheriffs, ordering them to return to the Office of the Privy Seal the reason for distresses made upon John Stokflete, one of the King's carpenters, and Robert de Hull (fn. 4), one of the King's seamen. Dated at Westminster, 7 Nov. Ao 45 Edw. III [1371]. Return to the above, to the effect that distress had been made on the goods of John Stokflete for ros at which he was assessed by the men of his Ward for moneys to be raised for the Prince (fn. 5), and that Robert de Hull was likewise sequestrated for 20s assessed upon him, but broke the sequestration and paid nothing. Afterwards the collectors of the Ward demanded from the said John, 10s, and the said Robert, 20s, at which they were assessed towards the sum of £1000 recently granted to the King (fn. 6). No distress was made upon them on this occasion. The collectors also reported that John Stokflete possessed goods and chattels in the Ward to the value of £20 and more, and Robert de Hull to the value of £40 and more. | |||||
| GASCON ROLLS: 43 26 September 1364 . Dover . For protection . Letters of protection, with clause volumus , until Christmas next, for Robert de Hull , who is staying in Aquitaine, in the king's service. By bill of p.s. Source: GSR C61 77 , http://www.gasconrolls.org/en/edition/calendars/C61_77/document.html#it077_38_01f_064 | |||||
| The Gascon Rolls contain the following entry for the ship 'La Trinite' in the service of Henry de Grosmont: 10 4 February 1350 . Westminster . To all admirals and their lieutenants, and to all mayors, sheriffs, bailiffs, ministers, masters and mariners of ships and all other faithful people. Letters of safe conduct for the servants of Henry [of Grosmont], earl of Lancaster , their ship and its master and mariners, and the grain and other victuals within it, crossing to Gascony. The servants of the earl, on the king's orders, have bought grain and victuals for the sustenance of the earl and others in the king's service in Gascony, taken them to the port of Bristol and loaded them into a certain ship called the Gode Biyete 1 of Lancaster , to take to the earl. The king has taken them all into his protection for the duration of the voyage, and orders that everyone should maintain, protect, defend and not molest them, or allow others to do so, and any damage caused to them should be corrected immediately. By C. Similar letters of protection to the same earl for the following ships, under the same date: 10.1 For a certain ship called la Trinite in the port of Boston . 10.2 For a certain ship called la Dieu Gard in the port of Sandwich . 10.3 For a certain ship called la Isabelle in the port of King's Lynn . Source: GSR C61 62 , http://www.gasconrolls.org/en/edition/calendars/C61_62/document.html#it062_24_06f_010.3 | |||||
| GASCON ROLLS: 47 20 September 1367 . Rotherhithe . For protection . Letters of protection with clause volumus until Easter next for Robert Hull, one of the king's mariners , who is going to Gascony, to stay there in the king's service. By p.s. Source: GSR C61 80 , http://www.gasconrolls.org/en/edition/calendars/C61_80/document.html#it080_41_02f_047 | |||||
| London | Grant for long service, as one of the king's mariners, of a messuage in the ward of the Tower of London, late of Eleanor Gros, deceased, escheated because she died without any heir; to hold for life. CPR 1361-4, p. 434. | ||||
| London | Calendar of Close Rolls 1354-60, p. 381: Dec 6 1357. To Matthew de Torkeseye, clerk and surveyor of the king's ships. Order to pay to John Salman the sums which he finds him to have paid for a certain great cog called 'la Trinite' and for divers other things and necessaries for that cog and for other ships of the king bought for the king's use by Robert de Hull, the king's mariner, in the parts of Flanders, and for the wages of the mariners for bringing that ship and a certain other ship called 'la Isabelle' from the parts of Flanders to the port of London, by the king's order, as may fully appear by an indenture made thereupon between the said Robert and John. By K. https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-close-rolls/edw3/vol10/pp379-384 | ||||
| London | Calendar of London Letter Book G, p. 189: https://www.british-history.ac.uk/london-letter-books/volg/pp185-196: [1365] Writ of certiorari to Adam de Bury, the Mayor, that he inform the King whether Robert de Hulle, "shipman," resides in the City or not. Return to the effect that the above Robert continues to reside in the City. | ||||
| London | Calendar of Plea and Memoranda Rolls 1364-81, p. 140 https://www.british-history.ac.uk/plea-memoranda-rolls/vol2/pp132-149#p10 3 Feb. 1372 Writ to the Mayor and Sheriffs, drawing attention to the accumulation of refuse, filth and other fetid matter on Tower Hill, whereby the air was foully corrupted and vitiated and the lives of those dwelling or passing there were endangered. The King is unwilling that these intolerable conditions shall continue, and insists that the place shall be cleansed and kept clean under penalty of 100 marks. Dated at Westminster, 3 Feb. Ao 46 Edw. III [1371-2] Robert Hull, mariner, named among a large group of local residents who had deposited refuse on Tower Hill |
Relationships
None foundOther Cases of the Same Person
| Duplicate person | Comments |
|---|---|
| Robert Hill ( 13640 ) | |
| Robert Hill ( 13640 ) | |
| Robert Hull ( 5715 ) |
