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Participant

First nameWilliam
Last nameIthun
GenderMale
DomicileBeverley,Yorkshire East Riding
SourceTNA SC 8/225/11234

Incidents

IDSummaryDescriptionLocationRoleChargesComments on roleView incident
3498Pardon to the 'good and loyal commons'Pardon to the 'good and loyal commons', granted under the terms sanctioned by parliament in November 1381:PardonedView Incident page
3722Writ to Thomas de Manby, Simon Cartwryght and William Ithoun, townsmen of BeverleyWrit of Richard II to Manby, Cartwright and Ithoun commanding them to send certain bonds which are in their possession which the late alderman and chamberlains of the town forced Coppendale and others to make following an assembly made against the peace, and to make the late alderman and chamberlain to come before the king. Response: The response of Manby and the others: Concerning the bonds, they are not in their possession, and nor have they been in their possession so that they cannot send them. Concerning Middleton and the others, they were not in the liberty of Beverley at the time that the writ was received, so they have not been able to make execution. Beverley,Yorkshire East RidingMentionedView Incident page
3775Writ to Richard de Bostan concerning bonds in BeverleyWrit of Richard II to Bostan commanding him to obtain certain bonds which are in the common chest of the town of Beverley and take them with Manby, Ithoun and Richard and Thomas White and appear before the king in the octave of Easter.Beverley,Yorkshire East RidingMentionedView Incident page
3776Writ to Henry Newark concerning bonds made under duress in BeverleyWrit of Richard II to Newark to be before the king in Chancery to answer upon the matter of the bonds that Coppendale and others of the good men of Beverley were forced to make. Beverley,Yorkshire East RidingAccusedView Incident page
3777Writ to Thomas Whyte concerning bonds made under duress in BeverleyWrit of Richard II to Whyte to attend to the common chest of the town of Beverley with Manby and others and to be before the king in Chancery with the writings to answer upon the matter of the bonds that Coppendale and others of the good men of Beverley were forced to make. Beverley,Yorkshire East RidingAccusedView Incident page
3800List of names of those forced to pay money to Richard de Middilton, Henry de Newerk, Thomas White and Richard BostanList of names of those forced to pay sums by force and duress to Richard de Middilton, lately alderman of Beverley, Henry de Newerk and Thomas White, tiler, lately chamberlains of Beverley, Richard Bostan and other rebels who are now fled to Westminster, by good men of the same town. Item the aforesaid burgesses and others paid 100 marks to the aforesaid Middilton, Newerk, White, Bostan and others for the king's marriage and 24 marks as costs whereof none was paid to the king.Beverley,Yorkshire East RidingVictimView Incident page
3805Memorandum concerning those involved in the disturbance in BeverleyMemorandum detailing part of the process of the complaint of Adam Coppendale and others. Beverley,Yorkshire East RidingAccusedView Incident page
3806Writ to Thomas de Manby and others ordering the appearance of Richard Middelton and others in ChanceryWrit of Richard II to Manby, Cartwryght and Ithoun to have Middelton, White and Neuwark and the writings that they have in their possession before the king in Chancery on 3 March next to answer to the king for the contempts made to the king and the damage done to his lieges.Beverley,Yorkshire East RidingMentionedView Incident page
4629Order concerning disturbances in BeverleyOrder to Thomas de Manby and chamberlains of Beverley to cause Richard de Middelton, Thomas White, Henry de Neuwerk and Richard de Bostan to be in Chancery with the bonds they extracted by threats of violence from Adam Coppendale, Thomas de Beverley, John Gerveys, William Dudhill and other true men of the town of Beverley.Beverley,Yorkshire East RidingMentionedView Incident page
4630Order concerning disturbances in BeverleyOrder to Thomas Whyte, tiler and late chamberlain of Beverley concerning forced bonds taken from Adam Coppendale, Thomas de Beverley, John Gerveys, William Dudhille and other men of Beverley during the recent disturbances in the town, which are kept in the common chest. Thomas Whyte, Thomas de Manby, William Ithoun, Richard de Middelton and Henry Newarke are ordered to appear in Chancery with the said bonds.Beverley,Yorkshire East RidingAccusedView Incident page

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