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Participant

First nameJohn
Last namePayntour
GenderMale
OccupationDraper
DomicileLondon
SourceTNA KB 27/483 rex m. 8

Incidents

IDSummaryDescriptionLocationRoleChargesComments on roleView incident
2510Attack on Abbey of St Mary Graces, 14 June 1381John Payntour accused of entering abbey with rebels and forcing the Abbot and monks to seize a foreign man in the Abbot's chamber East Smithfield,Ossulstone Hundred,MiddlesexAccusedNone specifiedView Incident page
2516Attack on Abbey of St Mary Graces, 14 June 1381John Paynter accused of entering abbey with rebels and forcing the Abbot and monks to seize a foreign man in the Abbot's chamber East Smithfield,Ossulstone Hundred,MiddlesexAccusedNot specifiedView Incident page
4180John Peyntour assaults William, abbot of St Mary GracesJohn Peyntour of London, draper, to answer William, abbot of St Mary Graces next the Tower, on a charge that he broke the close and houses of the said abbot at East Smithfield and assaulted, beat and wounded the said abbot, and tore up books, charters and other muniments.East Smithfield,Ossulstone Hundred,MiddlesexAccusedView Incident page
4305John Payntour causes the abduction of a foreign manJohn Payntor, draper of London, on Friday 14 June 1381, by force and arms, with insurrectors, men of the counties of Essex and Kent, and with an open standard, entered the abbey of [St Mary] Graces in the county of Middlesex, and there compelled the abbot and convent of the said abbey to seize one foreign man in the chamber of the abbey there against the peace, etc.Abbey of St Mary Graces,East Smithfield,MiddlesexAccusedView Incident page
4350John Payntour forces the Abbot of St Mary Graces to seise a strange manJohn Payntour, draper of London, on the Friday 14 June 1381, together with insurgents, men of the counties of Essex and Kent and with banner unfurled, entered the abbey of Grace in the county of Middlesex with force and arms, and there forced the abbot and convent of the said abbey to seise a strange man, in the abbot's chamber there, against the peace etc. He pleads not guilty and is acquitted.Abbey of St Mary Graces,East Smithfield,MiddlesexAccusedView Incident page

Biographical Information

DateLocationInfoSourceCommentImage
Will of John Painter, butcher, of the parish of St Botolph Aldgate, 1411. Different trade to the rebel, but in same parish. In Commissary Register 2 folio 203, London Metropolitan Archives Ex info Caroline Barron

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