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Participant

First nameThomas
Last nameIngelby
GenderMale
DomicileBridgwater,Somerset
SourceTNA CPR 1381-1385 p. 74

Incidents

IDSummaryDescriptionLocationRoleChargesComments on roleView incident
3708Exchequer case concerning the lands of Thomas de Ingelby, convicted of treasonSomerset. Concerning Robert Kyngman, one of the valets of the king's pantry, answerable regarding the extent of all lands which belonged to Thomas de Ingelby of Bridgwater, indicted and convicted of treason.EssexAccusedView Incident page
4133Attack on property of John Sydenham at Sydenham and BridgwaterProperty of John Sydenham at Sydenham attacked by John Hentone and others; they broke the close and houses and stole goods, chattels and documents. They do not appear; John Hentone and John Sopham are attached by John Hunt and William Miller; the others have nothing.Sydenham,Somerset; Bridgwater,SomersetAccusedView Incident page
4518Thomas Engilby captures William Cammel, master of the Hospital of St John, BridgwaterPardon to Thomas Engilby for the following crime: on Wednesday 19 June 1381 he went with Adam Brugge and others to the hospital of St John, Bruggwater [Bridgwater], broke the house and seized and detained William Cammel the master until he delivered to him certain bonds between the men of Bruggewater [Bridgwater] and the said master, released all his rights and profits to Nicholas Frompton, rector of Bruggewater [Bridgwater], tithes of hay and corn excepted, and made fine in 200 marks for the safety of himself and convent. Bridgwater,SomersetAccusedView Incident page
4519Thomas Engilby burns documents at SydenhamPardon to Thomas Engilby for the following crime: on Wednesday 19 June 1381 he went to the house of John Sydenham of Bruggewater [Bridgwater] at Sydenham and destroyed goods found there, and to the house where John was staying in the same town and burned writings touching his inheritance and court rolls of James Daudelegh, knight, and John Cole, tearing off the seals. Sydenham,SomersetAccusedView Incident page
4520Thomas Engilby burns houses at Sydenham and Chilton Polden and beheads Walter BaronPardon to Thomas Engilby for the following crime: on Wednesday 19 June 1381 he burned a tenement of Thomas Duffeld in Sydenham, value £20, and a house and goods of Walter Baron at Estchilton [Chilton Polden], causing the said Walter to be beheadedChilton Polden,Somerset; Sydenham,SomersetAccusedView Incident page
4521Thomas Engilby coerces John Bursy into beheading Hugh LavenhamPardon to Thomas Engilby for the following crime: on Friday 21 June 1381 he went to Ivelchestre [Ilchester], made John Bursy, living in his house at Longesutton [Long Sutton], to go with him, broke the gaol and took out Hugh Lavenham, thereunder a charge of felony, and made the said Bursy behead him, carry his head on a spear to Bruggewater [Bridgwater] and place it with that of Walter Baron on Bruggewater [Bridgwater] bridge.Ilchester,Somerset; Long Sutton,Somerset; Bridgwater,SomersetAccusedView Incident page
4557Commission to arrest Nicholas Frompton, John Blake and Thomas IngelbyReading Mandate to the mayor and sheriffs of London and the sheriffs of Middlesex and Somerset to arrest and imprison Nicholas Frompton, chaplain, John Blake, 'scryveyn', and Thomas Ingelby of Bruggewater [Bridgwater], indicted before Peter de Courtenay, Ivo Fitz Waryn and his fellow [justices] in the county of Somerset, of divers treasons, felonies and insurrections.SomersetAccusedView Incident page
4586Escheator inquisitions (Somerset) Unspecified acts of treason and felonies during the rising.Accusedlater pardonedView Incident page
4612Grant of lands forfeited by Thomas IngelbyGrant, for life, to Robert Kyngman, one of the yeomen of the pantry, of the lands late of Thomas de Ingelby of Briggewater [Bridgwater] in the county of Somerset, forfeited for his treason and not exceeding the yearly value of 60s, he accounting for any surplus at the Exchequer.AccusedView Incident page

Biographical Information

DateLocationInfoSourceCommentImage
25/05/1384Patent Roll, 7 Ric. II, Part 2, m. 6 25 May 1384 Salisbury Revocation of the protection with clause volumus for one year granted to Thomas Ingelby as going to Ireland on the king's service in the company of Philip de Courteney, because he has gone and returned and is not preparing to go again, but remains in Somerset on his own affairs as certified by the sheriff.CPR 1381-1385, p. 408

Relationships

person 1 relationship with person 2person 2 relationship with person 1CertaintySourcesComments
Thomas Engilby ( 27848 )FatherJohn Engilby ( 27851 )SonCertain

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