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E - Cases Brought by Edward, Duke of Buckingham, in the Courts of the King's Bench and Common Pleas

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  07 October 2011

Carole Rawcliffe
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THE COURT OF THE KING'S BENCH

(All references are to King's Bench rolls, class K.B.27 in the Public Record Office.)

1498 Gregory Cheneley, John Alyston, James Stryicheley (trespass), Essex (949, Mich. 14 Hen. VII, rot. 14V).

1501 Richard Robyns (trespass), Glos. (958, Hilary 16 Hen. VII, rot. IV).

1501 Thomas Eylond, Robert Cotell, Thomas Roos (trespass), Notts. (960, Trinity 16 Hen. VII, rot. 14).

1501 Thomas Sevenoak, James Outryde (trespass), Kent (ibid., rot. 56).

1505 Reginald Pecham, Henry Fane, John Malle (trespass), Kent (975, Easter 20 Hen. VII, rot. 18).

1505 Thomas Fane & Paul Eden (trespass), Kent (ibid.).

1506 Edward Legh, Richard & William Bavell, Nicholas Basset, Richard Dean, John Granger (trespass), Kent (980, Trinity 21 Hen. VII, rot. IOV).

1507 Sir Thomas Blount (abducting a ward), Salop. (985, Mich. 23 Hen. VII, rot. 44).

1507 Wistann Broun (abducting a ward), Essex (ibid., rot. 53).

1507 Thomas Fane (two separate cases of trespass), Kent (ibid., rot. 50).

1508 Henry Fane (trespass), Kent (989, Mich. 24 Hen. VII, rot. 52V).

1509 John Broket (abducting a ward), Essex (993, Mich. 1 Hen. VIII, rot. 90V).

1510 Thomas Lucas (fraud), Norfolk (996, Trinity 2 Hen. VIII, rot. 63–3v).

1514 John Richard & Alfred Palley (trespass), Kent (1010, Hilary 5 Hen. VIII, rot. 3).

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The Staffords, Earls of Stafford and Dukes of Buckingham
1394–1521
 , pp. 243 - 251
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 1978

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