John Cokston is fined 10s for his part in the burning of the Stebbing court rolls.
BL Add. Ch. 65983
18/12/1383
Stebbing,Essex
John Cokston pays 12d yearly for three acres of land.
BL Add. Ch. 65957
16/03/1402
Stebbing,Essex
John Cokston a witness in grant by Ismania, widow of William de Wautone, chivaler, to Henry le Dispenser, Bishop of Norwich; Robert Neuport; Clement Spice; John Snokshull; John Berdefeld and John Grene: all her manor called Porters, formerly William Porter's, her grandfather, with all lands, tenements, rents and services, whether free or servile, of knights fees, in the vills and fields of Stebbing and Salyng.
Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies, M/128
The date give in Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies catalogue, 1401, must be wrong; the deed is dated Thursday before Palm Sunday 3 Henry IV (i.e. 16 March 1402).
