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Source

TypePetition
Unique Identifying TextTNA SC 8/184/9155
Archive nameThe National Archives (London)
CountyEssex
Published source (may be more than one)English summary taken from the TNA catalogue entry, compiled as part of the AHRC project 'Medieval Petitions: A Catalogue of Exchequer, Chancery and Gascon petitions in the National Archives', led by W. Mark Ormrod (2006-7)
Text (English translation)Matthew Swetenham requests a commission of enquiry directed to FitzWalter and others into Palmere's intrusion into the manor of Langdon Hall. He states the manor was held by Langdon in chief, and when he died without heir it was taken into the king's hands by Ewell, the escheator. Ewell held the manor for the king until, by the procurement of Palmere, Ewell was beheaded during the recent insurrection, whereupon Palmer seized the manor himself.
General Information[1384] Enquiries into this matter were held before the escheator during 1384, and the requested commission was issued on 6 December 1384. See also TNA, C 44/13/9.

People

IDFirst nameLast nameGenderOccupationDomicileRole in sourceIncidentsGo to participant page
18369WilliamBerlondMale3756Go to participant page
18371JohnDurwardMale3756Go to participant page
18363JohnEwellMaleEscheator3756Go to participant page
18366WalterFitzwalterMale3756Go to participant page
18364Johnde LangdonMale3756Go to participant page
18368RobertMarnyMale3756Go to participant page
18372WilliamPaklishamMale3756Go to participant page
18365RichardPalmereMale3756Go to participant page
18370WilliamRikhillMale3756Go to participant page
18362MatthewSwetenhamMaleValet of the king's chamber3756Go to participant page
18367Aubreyde VeerMale3756Go to participant page

Incidents

IDSummaryDescriptionTypeGo to incidents page
3756Petition from Matthew Swetenham concerning the manor of Langdon Hall, seized by Richard Palmere during the risingMatthew Swetenham requests a commission of enquiry directed to FitzWalter and others into Palmere's intrusion into the manor of Langdon Hall. He states the manor was held by Langdon in chief, and when he died without heir it was taken into the king's hands by Ewell, the escheator. Ewell held the manor for the king until, by the procurement of Palmere, Ewell was beheaded during the recent insurrection, whereupon Palmer seized the manor himself. Homicide: beheading,Trespass to land: forcible ejection of landholderGo to incidents page

Incidents and People

PersonIncidentRoleComments
William Berlond ( 18369 )Petition from Matthew Swetenham concerning the manor of Langdon Hall, seized by Richard Palmere during the rising (3756)Mentioned
John Durward ( 18371 )Petition from Matthew Swetenham concerning the manor of Langdon Hall, seized by Richard Palmere during the rising (3756)Mentioned
John Ewell ( 18363 )Petition from Matthew Swetenham concerning the manor of Langdon Hall, seized by Richard Palmere during the rising (3756)Victim
Walter Fitzwalter ( 18366 )Petition from Matthew Swetenham concerning the manor of Langdon Hall, seized by Richard Palmere during the rising (3756)Mentioned
John de Langdon ( 18364 )Petition from Matthew Swetenham concerning the manor of Langdon Hall, seized by Richard Palmere during the rising (3756)Mentioned
Robert Marny ( 18368 )Petition from Matthew Swetenham concerning the manor of Langdon Hall, seized by Richard Palmere during the rising (3756)Mentioned
William Paklisham ( 18372 )Petition from Matthew Swetenham concerning the manor of Langdon Hall, seized by Richard Palmere during the rising (3756)Mentioned
Richard Palmere ( 18365 )Petition from Matthew Swetenham concerning the manor of Langdon Hall, seized by Richard Palmere during the rising (3756)Accused
William Rikhill ( 18370 )Petition from Matthew Swetenham concerning the manor of Langdon Hall, seized by Richard Palmere during the rising (3756)Mentioned
Matthew Swetenham ( 18362 )Petition from Matthew Swetenham concerning the manor of Langdon Hall, seized by Richard Palmere during the rising (3756)Petitioner
Aubrey de Veer ( 18367 )Petition from Matthew Swetenham concerning the manor of Langdon Hall, seized by Richard Palmere during the rising (3756)Mentioned