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Participant

First nameAndrew
Last name prefixde
Last nameTettesworth
GenderMale
OccupationBrewer
DomicileLondon
SourceTNA KB 27/489 m. 31
Role in sourceVictim

Incidents

IDSummaryDescriptionLocationRoleChargesComments on roleView incident
3848Andrew Tettesworth v. Nicholas Pottere and others on a plea of trespassAndrew Tettesworth, brewer, by his attorney versus Nicholas Pottere of West Cheam, Adam Wodman of West Cheam, carpenter, John Gerard of East Cheam, Richard Boteler of West Cheam, John Cakefeld of Maldon, Thomas Umfrey of Maldon, Hugo Fuller of Carshalton, Walter Ferrour of Carshalton and Richard Shippard of Cuddington, on a plea of trespass. They do not appear; sheriff ordered to arrest them and he returns that they are not found; to appear before the king in the octave of St Michael.MiddlesexVictimView Incident page
3849Andrew Tettesworth v. William Morle and others on a plea of trespassAndrew Tettesworth, brewer, by his attorney versus William Morle of Gravesend, draper, John Sprot of Fobbing, Stephen Taillour of Northfleet, draper, Richard Pounde of Fobbing, John Frome of Southwark, Richard Hostiler of Southwark, Richard Swynhed of Southwark, Thomas Torkessay of Southwark, John Brynkeslee of Southwark, Ralph Bregirdelmaker of London, Simon Smyth of Holborn, Richard Nevill of Southwark and Robert Taillour of Fobbing, on a plea of trespass. They do not appear; sheriff ordered to attach them and he returns that they have nothing; to appear before the king in the octave of St Michael.MiddlesexVictimView Incident page
3863William Plomere breaks the houses of Andrew Tettesworth at St Mary le StrandWilliam Plomere of Greenwich was attached to respond to Andrew Tettesworth on a plea that with force and arms he broke into the houses of the same Andrew in the parish of St. Mary le Strand, and took and carried away goods and chattels worth £40, and inflicted other injuries, to the great damage of the said Andrew and against the king's peace. And the same Andrew complains by his attorney Thomas Crowe that the aforesaid William on Thursday 13th June 1381 with force and arms, namely a sword, broke into the houses of the same Andrew in the parish of St. Mary le Strand, and took and carried away goods and chattels, namely pans, woollen and linen cloths, vessels of brass, wood and lead, gold and silver rings, maple bowls, silver spoons and other utensils. Thus he says that he suffered damages of £100. St Mary-le-Strand,MiddlesexVictimView Incident page
3930Andrew Tettesworth trespass actionAction before the king's bench brought by Andrew Tettesworth for unspecified trespasses against people from Surrey and Essex.MiddlesexVictimView Incident page
3941Andrew Tettesworth trespass action.King's bench action brought by Andrew Tettesworth, brewer, against John Plotte and Roger Gayllard for trespass, claiming they broke into his close and houses in the parish of St. Mary le Strand outside the bar of the New Temple on 13 June 1381, and took and carried away goods and chattels worth £40; he incurred further damages of £100 worth.St Mary-le-Strand,MiddlesexVictimView Incident page
3959Andrew de Tettesworth trespass action.King's bench suit brought by Andrew de Tettesworth for unspecified trespasses by Roger Gaillard and John Plotte.MiddlesexVictimView Incident page
3960Andrew Tettesworth trespass action.King's bench suit brought by Andrew Tettesworth of London, brewer, against Roger Gaillard and John Plotte for unspecified trespasses.MiddlesexVictimView Incident page
3961Andrew Tettesworth trespass action.King's bench suit brought by Andrew Tettesworth for unspecified trespasses by several people from Middlesex. One of the accused, John Wheler, is described as the princess' yeoman.MiddlesexVictimView Incident page

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