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Participant


First name	John
Last name	Dycat
Gender	Male
Domicile	Navestock,Ongar Hundred,Essex
Source	TNA CP 40/488 m. 102

Incidents

ID	Summary	Description	Location	Role	Charges	Comments on role	View incident
3676	Attack on the manor of Joan of Kent at North Weald.	Attack on the manor of Joan of Kent at North Weald. Goods worth £200 stolen and charters, deeds, court rolls, rentals and other notes burnt.	North Weald Bassett,Essex	Accused			View Incident page

Biographical Information

Date	Location	Info	Source	Comment	Image
12/11/1383	Navestock,Ongar Hundred,Essex	John Dikot pledges for John Prentys in a trespass case.	ERO, D/DWg M15
12/11/1383	Navestock,Ongar Hundred,Essex	John Digot elected as one of three woodward.	ERO, D/DWg M15
21/09/1385	Navestock,Ongar Hundred,Essex	John Dygot serves as chief pledge.	ERO, D/DWg M15
21/09/1386	Navestock,Ongar Hundred,Essex	John Dycot serves as chief pledge.	ERO, D/DWg M15
21/09/1387	Navestock,Ongar Hundred,Essex	John Dycot serves as chief pledge.	ERO, D/DWg M15
16/11/1387	Navestock,Ongar Hundred,Essex	John Dycot serves as affeerer.	ERO, D/DWg M15
21/09/1388	Navestock,Ongar Hundred,Essex	John Dycot serves as chief pledge.	ERO, D/DWg M15
21/09/1391	Navestock,Ongar Hundred,Essex	John Brodheye and John Digott elected as ale taster.	ERO, D/DWg M15
21/09/1391	Navestock,Ongar Hundred,Essex	John Dygot serves as chief pledge.	ERO, D/DWg M15
21/09/1393	Navestock,Ongar Hundred,Essex	John Dygot serves as chief pledge.	ERO, D/DWg M15
21/09/1394	Navestock,Ongar Hundred,Essex	John Dyget serves as chief pledge.	ERO, D/DWg M15
20/12/1395	Navestock,Ongar Hundred,Essex	John Dycot presented and fined (6d) by the woodwards for cutting and carrying away brushwood '(subboscus') in the lord's wood.	ERO, D/DWg M15
21/09/1399	Navestock,Ongar Hundred,Essex	Several free tenants swear fealty to the new lord of the manor for a tenement which once belonged to John Dycot ('nuper Iohannis Dycot').	ERO, D/DWg M15	This entry implies that John is dead by September 1399.
21/09/1400	Navestock,Ongar Hundred,Essex	It came to the knowledge of the court that Johanna who was the wife of John Dycot who held for life 4 free tenements and who has died since the last court shall pay 4 oxen, worth 4 mark, as heriot. It is established that John Dycot held his land freely and therrefore Johanna does not owe heriot.	ERO, D/DWg m15

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