Cases brought before the committee: January 1647

Calendar, Committee For the Advance of Money: Part 2, 1645-50. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1888.

'Cases brought before the committee: January 1647', in Calendar, Committee For the Advance of Money: Part 2, 1645-50, (London, 1888) pp. 749-766. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cttee-advance-money/pt2/pp749-766 [accessed 12 April 2024]

January 1647

Sir Wm. Carrill, Bugthropp Hall, Co. Wilts.


	Vol. A	No. or p.

Assessed at 800l.	71	55
24 May 1651. Ordered to appear before the Committee for Advance of Money, and pay his assessment.	110	1

Sir Fras. Englefield, or Inglefield, Wotton Basset, Co. Wilts.


1 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 800l.	71	55
CERT. 110 2	27 Jan. 1651. On certificate that he never compounded for delinquency, he is discharged from payment of his assessment, which, by Parliamentary Order, is to be levied only on delinquents.	10	433

Edw. Ernley, or Arnley, Ichelhampton, alias Ashlington, Co. Wilts.


1 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 200l.	71	56
P.E. 110 2A	3 Jan. 1651. Order, on calculation of his estate, that he pay 100l. assessment for his 1/20 in a month.	9	343
	19 Jan. Money paid and estate discharged	9	400
	20 Nov. 1651. Information by Fras. Allen, of Devizes, that Ernley in his composition has undervalued his estate, by omitting two debts of 2,000l. each from Sir Edward Bainton and Sir John Danvers, and lands in Ashlington, &c.	22 110	326 2b
CERT. 110 2D	20 April 1652. Request on Ernley's behalf for his discharge from this information on the Act of Pardon, publication not being past. Granted.	110 11	2c 346

— Cannons, Boxby, Co. Wilts.


	Vol. A	No. or p.

Assessed at 400l.	71	55
13 June 1651. Whereas a summons was sent to Mr. Cannons to pay 400l. assessment for his 1/20, which summons was delivered to Wm. Kenyon, of Box, but it does not appear that Kenyon was ever a delinquent, or ever compounded:—Order that he be discharged from the said summons.	10	392

Thos. Throp, or Thorpe, Alderman of Chester.


	Vol. A	No. or p.

Assessed at 500l.	71	56
12 March 1647. Ordered to give security to pay his assessment when he has made his composition.	5	218
26 Sept. 1648. His estate to be sequestered for non-payment	6	66
14 March 1651. His assessment to be discharged on payment of 45l.	10	122
8 April 1651. The sum being paid, his assessment discharged, provided he pay the county commissioners their allowances.	10	168

Edw. Skilling, Draycott, Co. Wilts.


	Vol. A	No. or p.

Assessed at 700l.	71	55
10 April 1649. Thos. Keylwaie to the Committee for Advance of Money. Skilling being summoned to appear and pay an assessment, and unable to do it from age and feebleness, and yet wishful to show respect and obedience, asked me to appear for him, but my Chancery employments will prevent for to-day. I will wait on you on Monday, and hope the poor gentleman will not be prejudiced.	110	3
16 April. His assessment discharged on certificate from the county commissioners that he is sequestered for recusancy in that county.	6	276

Edm. Wrenford, or Rainsford, Collwall, Co. Hereford.


1 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 400l.	71	56
	2 Jan. 1650. To be sequestered for non-payment	8	91
CERT. 110 3b	17 May 1650. Petition that there being a warrant out against Edm. Rainsford, which is not his name, bond was taken of his kinsman for his appearance, though he is 87 years old, and cannot go a mile from home; is neither Papist nor delinquent, and paid 32l. 10s. in the county in 1646 for his ¹/5 and 1/20, and the estate is only worth 30l. a year.	110	3a
	17 May. The assessment discharged, as it does not appear that he is a delinquent or a compounder for delinquency.	8	333

George Dawson, Gentleman, Co. Herts, Officer of the Committee for Advance of Money.


	Vol. A	No. or p.

George Dawson admitted to be a collector of the Committee for Advance of Money, with the customary allowances, and a commission to be granted him accordingly.	5	169
16 Nov. 1649. Order appointing Dawson treasurer, to receive and issue moneys, and to take over the books and accounts, he giving good security for payment of money.	8	29
12 April 1650. Order that 100l. be allowed him as treasurer, for service from 16 Nov. 1649 to 16 April 1650, and that he pay himself the said sum.	8	286
8 April 1651. Order that Sam. Moyer and Art. Squibb be desired to view Treasurer Dawson's books, and to report how they find them.	110 10	4 176
23 July 1651. George Dawson petitions. The late Committee for Advance of Money, whom he had served 4 years, appointed him treasurer in Nov. 1649, and he has demeaned himself faithfully, but he is now ordered to give in a bond in 5,000l. for true accounts. He has accounted for the past with the auditor, and accounts with him weekly, and what he receives he pays out at once, having seldom above 200l. or 300l., the receipts being so small. Such a bond was never given before, the Committee for Advance of Money having waived it, and the sum being so large, it will be hard to find sureties, begs that his own bond may be taken, having done nothing to lessen confidence in him.	110	5
23 July. Order that within 14 days he give security in 3,000l.	110	6
7 Nov. 1651. Order that, as Treasurer Dawson is sick, Aud. Sherwin open the chest where he keeps his cash, take notes of it, and of the books, evidences, and papers therein, &c., and report, and that he keep the keys till further order.	17	75
11 Nov. Geo. Dawson to the Committee for Advance of Money. On some complained of persons, who had money designed them out of the 10,000l. appointed for the Ordnance Office, you sent for the keys of my cash, which I gave up, though it was a great trouble to me, being ill. Lest it be conceived that there was more money than was found, I send you an account, balanced up to the day, and last week it was balanced with the auditor. I have been faithful, though I may have been misrepresented. Whenever I got together 300l. or 400l., I requested [Thos.] Harrison, the receiver, to send for it, and there is very little in hand except the store I kept for the weekly pensions. I hope soon to be well enongh to wait on you, and meantime I have appointed a deputy. With the accounts alluded to, viz., receipts from 3 May 1650 to 11 Nov. 1651, 33,415 9s. 3d.; balance in hand, 236l. 14s. 4d., of which 100l. has been borrowed by Mr. Moyer and Squibb, and distributed to several poor people, for which Dawson begs a discharge.	110	7, 8
17 Dec. 1651. Order that Dawson bring in his security on Friday	17	123
30 June 1652. Order that unless Dawson perfects his accounts with the auditor in 10 days, and deliver over the cash to [Mich.] Herring and [Rich.] Waring, who are to be the treasurers of the Committee for Advance of Money, but to keep distinct accounts of the money received and paid, by them as treasurers to the said Committee.	12	40
13 July 1652. Order that unless Dawson perfect his accounts in 3 days after notice, he be brought up in custody by the serjeantat-arms.	12	48
21 July. Order that as he has neither perfected and delivered his accounts to the Goldsmiths' Hall treasurers, Herring and Waring, nor appeared as ordered, his chests be sealed up, and he not permitted access to them till further order.	12	79
24 Sept. 1652. Order that he pay over to Waring and Herring the money he has in hand.	12	151
21 Dec. 1653. Auditor Moyer to peruse Dawson's accounts, and make a list of all sums paid by him as public debts since 15 April 1650.	13	46

John Barwick, Delinquent, Andover, Co. Hants.


	Vol. A	No. or p.

Katherine Venables [widow], of Andover, to appear and pay in the money she owes him by bond.	5	172
12 May 1647. Order repeated, the bond being in 300l. for payment of 156l., and the debt sequestered, Barwick being a delinquent.	5	218
15 Dec. 1647. She having neglected and refused to pay the debt, and Barwick having been in arms against Parliament, order that the same be demanded, and in case of refusal, raised by distress on her goods.	5	328

Paul Dennett, Sen. and Jun., Wellingborough, Co. Northampton.


19 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Statement by the county commissioners that on 6 Sept. 1645 150l. was paid to take off the sequestration of their estates, real and personal, and order that they enjoy them, gather their rents and dispose of their cattle without any special order.	110	9
	25 July 1649. Information that Paul Dennett is a delinquent, and raised a party to rescue a delinquent sent for by the Parliamentary forces; that he furnished one Bearne with a gun, powder, and bullet, to oppose the Parliamentary forces, with which he killed Capt. Sawyer who commanded that party; that he tried to hire someone to give notice to Prince Rupert to surprise the party sent by Parliament, and he also seized the ammunition of the well-affected in the town.	110 21	10 258
DEP. 110 11	14 Nov. 1649. Order that his estate be seized and secured	7	354
	18 Jan. 1650. Allowed to have a copy of his charge and to examine witnesses.	8	134
	7 Feb. 1650. On plea that he was discharged from his pretended delinquency by an Order in Parliament, and an order from the county commissioners, order for a hearing.	8	173
H. 8 186 R. 8 274 110 12	29 May 1650. Order that all the personal estate included in the composition of 150l. certified by the county commissioners be discharged, but that the rest is sequestrable, and also the real estate.	8 110	352 13
	23 Aug. 1650. He begs discharge, unless the prosecutor has something further to allege against him.	110	14
	13 Sept. 1650. Order that all his real estate, and the personal estate for which he has not compounded, be seized and sequestered.	9	129

Sir Chas. Boll, or Bolls, Louth, Co. Lincoln.


	Vol. A	No. or p.

Assessed at 400l.	71	57
14 April 1647. To be discharged on paying 50l. more than the 40l. paid in Lincolnshire.	5	243
16 April. Begs discharge on his former payment of 40l. to the County Commissioners of co. Lincoln, which is his full ¹/5 and 1/20, and yet he is now served with a ticket to pay 50l. more. Cannot do this, his estate being but 163l. a year, whereof 147l. 15s. 0d. is but for life, and charged with a debt of 800l. which he had to borrow to pay his fine, and sue out his pardon.	110	14a
16 April. To be discharged on paying 30l. more than the 40l. paid, the former order notwithstanding.	5	244

John Bourne, Gothelney, Co. Somerset, and Roger, his Son.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 450l.	71	61
P.E. 110 15	9 July 1647. Their accounts to be cast up and reported	5	277
	20 Oct. 1647. John's assessment to be discharged on payment of 120l.	5	297
	15 March 1648. Their estates to be seized towards payment	5	404
	7 Dec. 1649. John's assessment to be discharged on payment of 110l.	8	54

Sir Fras. Bowes, Thornton, Co. York.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 350l.	71	61
P.E. 110 16, 16A	9 Nov. 1649. His assessment to be discharged on paying 168l. in a month.	8	1

Rich. Brereton, or Between, Ashley, or Ashton, Co. Chester.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 400l.	71	64
P.E. 110 17, 18 DEP. 110 19, 20	1 Jan. Order that his assessment for his 1/20 be discharged on payment of 40l., as he is greatly in debt, infirm, and has only an estate for life [of 4,171l. and 1,550l. debts].	7	27
	8 June 1649. Order that of the money paid in by him, 20l. be paid by Parliament Order of 1646 to Wm. Brereton, who brought the news of the taking of Tilbury.	7 110	46 21

Laurence Bull, Peglinch, Somerset.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 150l.	71	63
P.E. 110 22	22 March 1650. Order that his assessment be discharged, on his paying 35l. 17s. 0d. in addition to the 28l. paid to the county commissioners.	8 110	255 23
	1 Oct. 1651. Sequestration ordered for non - - payment	71	63
	19 March 1652. He begs discharge on the Act of Pardon. Granted.	110 11	21 261

Wm. Bull, Shapwick, Co. Somerset.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 500l.	71	62
O.C. 7 70	15 March 1649. Sequestered for non-payment.	5	303
REC. 110 24A P.D. 110 24B	21 March 1651. Reduction being made for debts, order for his discharge on payment of 200l.	10	133

Chas. Butler, Cotes, Co. Lincoln.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 600l.	71	58
	10 Dec. 1647. To be sequestered for non-payment	5	323
	17 March 1648. Sequestration to proceed	5	408
	28 Nov. 1649. His assessment respited till next term, that he may bring in particulars of his estate, and prove what he has paid in co. Lincoln.	6	41
P.E. 110 25 P.D. 110 26	17 Jan. 1650. John Disney to the Committee for Advance of Money. I certify that at Mr. Butler's request we assessed him at 80l. for his whole estate, being his full proportion on account of his many debts; this sum he paid 17 Feb. 1647, and had his acquittance.	110	27
	15 Feb. 1650. Butler to be discharged on payment of 150l.	8	184

Oliver Butler, Sen., Warwick Lane, and Harrold, Co. Bedford, and Oliver, his Ron.


	Vol. A	No. or p.

The father assessed at 500l. and the son at 100l.	71	63
26 March 1647. The father petitions that being in London a short time, he received a ticket of assessment for 500l., appeared, and took his oath that 50l. is the full 1/20 of his estate, which sum he advanced for the army under Lord General the Earl of Essex, and this was allowed and accepted for the 45l. to which his assessment was reduced. Was a captain of militia for Parliament, and has always assisted in person and purse, and therefore begs discharge.	110	28
26 March. Order that the assessment be discharged for the said 50l.	5	228

John Carey, Milton, Co Somerset.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 100l.	71	63
	13 June 1649. To be sequestered for non-payment	7	70
	14 Feb. 1651. Order in the county committee for sequestration and sale of Carey's estate towards his assessment of 100l.	110	28a
CERT. 110 28B DEP. 110 28C	18 April 1651. He petitions the Committee for Advance of Money that he has been prisoner at Ilchester since June 1648, for a debt of 1,039l. 10s., and owes much more, to double the value of his estate; that he is aged, has a wife and 6 young children, and cannot pay the 100l. imposed on him for his 1/20. Begs relief.	110	28d
	18 April. Order on consideration of his poor estate and his debts, that his assessment be discharged on payment of 10l.	10	214
	29 April. The 10l. being paid, his assessment for 100l. discharged	10	232

Gamaliel Chase, Clerk, Wambrook, Co. Dorset.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 150l.	71	63
	15 March 1648. His estate to be seized towards payment of the assesment.	5	404
	20 March 1649. His estate to be sequestered for non-payment	6	220
CERT. 110 29	7 Sept. 1649. Order that he be discharged from his assessment, on certificate from Goldsmiths' Hall that he has compounded on Exeter articles, and paid his fine.	7	257

Adam Cleypole, West Deeping, Co. Lincoln.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 400l.	71	58
	10 Dec. 1647. His estate to be sequestered for payment of his assessment.	5	323
O.C. 5 408	15 Nov. 1650. Order that if he pay 150l., his assessment be discharged.	9	232
P.C. 110 30	7 March 1651. This sum being paid, and being his proportion, order for his discharge.	10	82

Thos. Coward, Wells, Co. Somerset.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 100l.	71	62
	9 July 1617. The particulars of his estate to be cast up and reported.	5	276
P.E. 110 31	20 Oct. 1647. His assessment to be discharged on payment of 45l.	5	297
	4 Feb. 1648. His assessment to be discharged without paying the 45l., as he is much in debt.	5	361

Greg. Creyke, or Creeke, Marton, Co. York.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 200l.	71	59
	20 Dec. 1649. To be sequestered for non-payment	8	83
P.E. 110 32	17 July 1650. Order that on paying 100l., his assessment for his 1/20 be discharged.	9	41
	15 Jan. 1651, The sum being paid, and appearing to be his proportion, be is discharged.	9	363
	Feb. 1651 ? Note that Creyke had offered the county commissioners 100l., but 200l. being his assessment, they would not accept it, whereon be repaired to the Committee for Advance of Money, and got his discharge.	110	33

John Davies, Pangbourne, Co. Berks.


	Vol. A	No. or p.

Assessed at 250l.	71	62
1647 ? Speaker Lenthall to the Committee for Advance of Money. As Davies has long since compounded, and paid his fine, and is now as-essed at 250l., though he paid 42l. for his personal estate to the late County Commissioners of Berks, I beg you to show him all lawful favour in his assessment, being assured of his good affection to Parliament.	110	33a
2 May 1651. Order, on calculation of his estate and debts, for his discharge on. payment of 80l.	10	255
22 May. Sum paid and estate discharged, provided the county commissioners are paid their allowances.	10	318

Durham Residents, Delinquents.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Ralph Davison, Winyard, assessed at 600l. (fn. 1)	71	33
	Thos. Davison, Blackiston, assessed at 700l.	71	58
	Hen. Lampton, Lampton, assessed at 600l.	71	58
	14 May 1647. Sir John Conyers, Nettleworth, assessed at 500l.	71	74
	16 May. Cuthbert Carr, St. Allen Anckland, assessed at 400l.	71	77
	24 July 1650. Order for their sequestration for non-payment of their ½.	9	53
	18 Oct. 1650. All petition that they have been prevented attending when summoned, by great floods in the North, disabling them from travelling this winter season, and beg that a commission may be issued to take their oaths in the North as to their debts before the war, when they will submit to reasonable fines.	110	33b
	18 Oct. Hearing ordered	9	181
	25 Oct. They are to produce the particulars on which they compounded, and then their fines will be set.	9	189
	1 Nov. 1650. Order that, according to Sir John Conyers' particulars, his 1/20 would be 240l., on payment of ½ whereof in 14 days, he shall have a commission for examination of his debts in the country.	9	204
O. 9 405 110 33C P.D. 110 33D L.C.C. 110 33E	7 March 1651. Order on his son's deposition as to his debts, that 100l. be accepted in full of his assessment, and therefore 20l. of the 120l. paid is to be returned, and he discharged, he paying the county commissioners their allowances.	10	89
P.E. 110 33F	1 Nov. 1650. Thos. Davison ordered to pay 300l. within 14 days, when he will be discharged.	9	202
P.E. 110 33G	Ralph Davison's 1/20 being 140l., he is to pay ½, and then to be heard about his debts.	9	203
	10 Jan. 1652. Both discharged, having paid in their respective assessments of 300l. and 140l.	9	358
	1 Nov. 1650. Cuthbert Carr's assessment calculated according to his particular at 140l., and on payment of ½, he is to be heard as to his debts.	9	202
	15 Jan. 1651. The county commissioners to examine whether the debts are his own, and whether they are principal, and not interest.	9	365
	7 March 1651. Order, that as he has paid 70l., if he pay 60l. more, he have a full discharge.	10	90
	27 June 1651. Sum paid, and he discharged from his assessment of 400l.	10	433
	1 Nov. 1650. Order in Lampton's case, that, according to his composition particulars, his 1/20 will be 520l., and on payment of 200l., he shall have a commission for examination of his debts, and be further heard as to his assessment.	9	202
	12 Feb. 1652. Sir Art. Hesilrigg writes that Lampton's whole fine is in your treasurer's hands, and he hopes soon to report the pleasure of Parliament thereon, and suggests stay meantime of proceedings for the ¹/5 and 1/20, as usually the fine for delinquency is first paid, and then the 1/20 demanded.	110	33h
	13 Feb. Order for stay of all proceedings till the report of Parliament is heard.	11	190

Thos. Edmunds, Worsborough, Co. York.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 200l.	71	58
	13 Oct. 1649. Deposition of Thos. Edmunds before Sir Rob. Barwick, Master in Chancery, having been summoned to pay 200l. last August for his 1/20, that he is 250l. in debt.	110	34
	26 Dec. 1649. To be sequestered for non-payment	8	83
P.E. 110 34A	16 Jan. 1650. His assessment to be discharged on payment of 82l.	8	122

Rich. Elmshurst, Houndhill, Co. York.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 300l.	71	57
P.E. 110 35, 36 DEP. 110 37	7 Dec. 1649. Petitions that be paid a fine of 5661. on his composition at Goldsmiths' Hall, of which 360l. was for lands mortgaged by Sir George Ratcliffe, for which he was obliged to compound or lose his title, and 4 months after, the lands were taken from him by Parliament Order. He has since sold land, for which he paid 98l. fine, in York city and county, to pay his fine, debts, and rebuild his house, ruined by the wars, and he is still more than 100l. in debt.	110	38
	He lost the profits of his lands during both sieges of Pontefract by the Parliament forces, in free billet, provisions, and money for a light horse to Sir Edw. Rhodes, and begs discharge of his ¹/5 and 1/20.
	7 Dec. Order for his discharge on payment of 100l. within a month	8	51

Thos. Ely, Sen., Scamblesby or Utterby; Thos Ely, Jun., Utterby, both Co. Lincoln.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Thos. Ely, sen., assessed at 150l.	71	57
	16 April 1647. Respited 14 days for payment of his assessment	5	244
	6 May 1647. Deposition by the son that the father's debts amount to 1,044l. 4s. 0d.	110	39
	12 May. The clerk to examine the particulars of his estate which he has sent in.	5	253
P.E. 110 40–42	19 May. Order that on his paying 33l. 8s. in a month, his assessment of 150l. be discharged.	5	258
	17 March 1648. His estate to be sequestered for non-payment of an assessment of 150l.	5	408
	5 April 1651. Certificate that Thos. Ely, sen., and Mary his wife are still living; signed by themselves, Thos. Bawdrich, rector, and 3 other inhabitants of Scamblesby.	110	43
P.D. 110 46	9 May 1651. Thos. Ely, jun., being summoned about his assessment, presents himself after a long journey, and begs favourable dealing, being much impoverished by the wars, and having little left to pay his debts and maintain himself, wife, and 6 children. With receipt for 5l. paid by him on the propositions, signed Ro. Yerburgh.	110	44 45
	9 May. Order for his discharge, if he pay 46l. within a month	10	271
	13 May. Discharge granted, the money being paid	10	279

Geo. Empson, Goule, Co. York.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 50l.	71	57
P.E. 110 47	9 Nov. 1649. His assessment to be discharged on payment of 22l. in 14 days.	8	2

Alice, Widow of Rich. Escott, and Executrix of his Brother Charles Escott, of London, Delinquent, Registrar in Chancery.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 400l.	71	61
O. 7 215 253 285	27 July 1649. Mrs. Escott's business respited 8 days	7	198
285	24 May 1650. Her estate to be sequestered for non-payment of her assessment.	8	350
	21 Aug. 1650. She summoned to appear for non-payment of assessment.	9	89
	14 March 1651. Sir Thos. Whitmore ordered not to pay her a debt of 300l. due to Chas. Escott.	10	116
	11 June 1651. She begs reversal of this order, because the debts entered in Chas. Escott's name really belonged to her husband, who was no delinquent.	110	48
	11 June 1651. Order that when the report before the Commissioners for Compounding has been heard, the case touching this debt be heard.	10	380
	24 March 1652. She pleads that, fearing the debts should be forfeited, knowing that Chas. Escott had put out the money in his own name, she had compounded for them, and had a fine of 600l., ½ of which she paid long since, but desired a review before paying the other ½, which review was so long delayed that her estate was seized, but not being sequestered before 1 Dec. 1651, she begs discharge on the Act of Pardon, and a just abatement, when she will pay the remainder of the assessment.	110	49
	24 March. The debt of Sir. T. Whitmore, and all sequestration consequent thereon, discharged, as even if not compounded for, it is discharged by the Act of Oblivion.	11	299
	5 May 1652. She begs discharge from her assessment on the late Act of Oblivion. Granted.	110 11	50 378

Sir Gerard Fleetwood, Crawley, Co. Hants.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 400l.	71	62
	3 Nov. 1647. Respited 14 days for payment of his assessment	5	302
	29 Sept. 1648. His estate to be sequestered for non-payment of his assessment.	6	69
	1 Nov. 1648. He having given security to pay his assessement in 14 days, the guard upon and seizure of his estate taken off.	6	99
	16 Nov. Deposition by him of the amount of his debts, total 4,476l.	110	51
	21 Nov. Particulars of his estate, for which he compounded, total value, 3,420l.	110	52 53
	24 Nov. His assessment taken off, as his debts are more than the whole value of his estate.	6	123
BOND 110 55	26 June 1650. Information that he omitted from his composition 100l. still unpaid, balance of a debt of 500l., due to him from Sir John Baker, Bart., of Sissinghurst, Kent, and Thos. Crew, of Wycrost, co. Devon.	22 110	58 54
	3 July 1650. Sir Gerard summoned to appear, and show cause why the said 100l. should not be sequestered.	9	12

Jas. Frampton, Buckland, Co. Dorset.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 300l.	71	63
O.C. 6 220	15 March 1648. Estate to be sequestered for his assessement	5	404
	27 March 1649. Receipt by Armiger Warner, agent to the committee, of 20l. as quarter's rent from one of his tenants, towards the said assessement.	110	56
	10 April 1649. Certificate by the county commissioners, that the county treasurer has received 260l., for the composition of his personal estate in the county, and in full of his ¹/5 and 1/20, and also received all the rents of his real estate since July 1645. Signed by W. Sydenham and 5 others.	110	57
	8 June 1649. Order that he be discharged from his assessment, he having compounded at Goldsmiths' Hall, and paid and secured his fine.	9	39

Rob. Gadd, Taunton James, or Lingford, Co. Somerset.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 150l.	71	52
	16 Feb. 1648. The particulars of his estate to be cast up by Friday and reported to this committee.	5	371
P.E. 110 58 59	[Feb. 1648]. He petitions that, living near Taunton, by reason of the many sieges, he retired to his estate near Bridgwater, under command of the Cavaliers, for which delinquency he has compounded and paid his fine, and has since then assigned his estate to his children, reserving a small annuity for himself. He has lately been summoned for his 1/20, but is not well enough to travel; he therefore begs that his assessment and fine, or seizure of his estate, may be deferred till next term, when he will satisfy the committee.	110	60
	25 Feb. 1648. Order that on his paying 40l. on 1 May next, his assessment of 150l. be discharged.	5	383

Rob. Greene, Ecclesfield, Co. York.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 80l.	71	58
	7 June 1649. Summoned to pay the assessment.	110	61
P.E. 110 62	17 Oct. 1649. Order, on particulars of his estate, for his discharge on payment of 32l.	7	302

John Headlam, Haxby, Co. York.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 300l.	71	60
	25 May 1649. His estate to be sequestered for non-payment.	7	31
P.E. 110 63	9 Nov. 1649. Order for his discharge on paying 79l. assessment for his 1/20.	8	2

Chris. Hilliard, Booth, or Winstead, Co. York.


	Vol. A	No. or p.

Assessed at 80l.	71	59
25 May 1649. Again set down for assessment, but no sum entered	71	101
4 July 1649. Discharged on payment of 20l.	7	123

John and Robert Hunt, Speckington, Co. Somerset.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	John assessed at 600l., and Robert at 400l.	71	61
	15 March 1648. Their estates to be seized towards satisfaction of their assessments.	5	404
	8 April 1648. John Stephens to Dallison. Hunt and his son have paid their ¹/5 and 1/20 in the country, and the son lent 100l., beside some horses, on the propositions, and was fully cleared of any delinquency by the House of Commons. I thought you only levied the ¹/5 and 1/20 on delinquents. Let me know how the case stands.	110	64
	19 April. Rob. Hunt is to be further heard on bringing an account of what he has paid in Co. Dorset.	5	424
	21 April. Rob. Hunt discharged, having formerly contributed 100l.	5	426
CERT. 110 65	John Hunt discharged, having made no composition at Goldsmiths' Hall, whereby he should be assessed for his 1/20.	5	426

Sir Henry Knollys, Bart., Grove Place, Isle of Wight, Co. Hants, and Thomas and Kath. Knollys, his Brother and Sister.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Sir Henry assessed at 800l.	71	62
R. 5 303 319	3 Nov. 1647. Respited for payment of assessment.	5	302
	29 Sept. 1648. His estate to be sequestered for non-payment.	6	69
	8 Nov. 1648. Information by Dan. Searle, that Thos. Crooke, John Denham, and Sir John Williams, are bound in 1,000l. to pay 520 to the late Sir H. Knollys, who was a delinquent and has Compounded, but has not inserted this debt in the particular of his estate.	21	121
	8 Nov. Order that they do not pay the debt to him, he being sequestered, but appear before the committee about it.	6	104
	11 Nov. 1648. Summons to Williams to appear before the committee; with note that he appeared, and confessed the debt.	110	66
	14 Nov. Extract from the Prerogative Court records of an inventory of Sir H. Knollys' goods, verifying the debt.	110	67
	14 Nov. Order, on Williams' pleading poverty and inability to pay, that Lynam Robins sequester his estate in Catstock, Marnhull, and Buckland, co. Dorset, and all his other estates and goods whatsoever till the money be paid.	6	109
	21 Nov. Thomas Knollys and Williams to be heard on Tuesday	6	118
	22 Nov. The officers meanwhile not to proceed in the seizure	6	120
DEP. 110 69 CASE 110 70, 71	24 Nov. Petition of Thos. Knollys, administrator of his brother Sir Henry. His brother compounded for his delinquency at 1,250l., paid the moiety, 625l., secured the other moiety, and died much in debt. Being his administrator, inventoried as part of his brother's estate Williams' bond, which was only in trust for the portions of his sisters, but for which Williams' estate is ordered to be seized. Sir Henry died many thousands more in debt than his estate will satisfy, and this debt was part of a greater sum owing to his sisters. Begs leave to receive it for them.	110	68
	28 Nov. Order confirming that of 14 Nov. for sequestration of Williams' estate for the debt, no cause to the contrary appearing.	6	126
O. 6 127 134 H. 6 149	14 Dec. 1648. Order that Katherine Knollys, who pretends an interest in the case, be heard, but that meanwhile the sequestration proceed.	6	136
DEP. 110 72	4 Jan. 1649. Case referred to the clerk to report on Tuesday	6	144
R. 6 149 REP. 110 73, 74	6 Feb. 1649. Order that as the debts of Sir John Williams and others named, to Sir H. Knollys, were left for a portion to Kath. Knollys, and she is a recusant, and therefore two-thirds belong to the estate, and as the said debts are wholly desperate, or very difficult to recover, Katherine pay in 200l. to the committee in lieu thereof, and then recover them to her own use.	6	159
	24 Feb. Order that Katherine forthwith pay the first instalment of 150l., or proceedings will be taken against Williams' estate.	6 110	181 75
	22 June 1649. Order that as she has paid the 150l., but not the remaining 50l., the debt of 500l. be sequestered and levied out of Williams' estate, unless he pay forthwith.	7 110	83 76
	28 June. Deposition of Thos. Knollys that his brother died in debt to the sum of 6,000l. more than his whole estate is worth.	110	77
	12 Sept. 1649. Order discharging the sequestration of the estate for non-payment of assessment, there being nothing left wherewith to pay.	7	265

Wm. Larder, Loders, Co. Dorset.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 200l.	71	63
	15 March 1648. To be taken into custody for non-payment.	5	404
P.E. 110 77A NOTE 110 77B.	16 Nov. 1648. Information that John Syme of Pounsford, co. Somerset, has a mortgage of 1,000l. on the lands of Larder, who is to repay it in 7 years, or let it run out for 30 years, paying 80l. a year. That Larder was allowed this 80l. in his composition at Goldsmiths' Hall, and that Syme has not put it into his composition.	21	127
	18 May 1649. Larder to be sequestered for non-payment of his assessment.	6	349
	30 May 1650. Being summoned to pay his assessment, he begs discharge, having expended much to satisfy the late committe, and paid it in co. Dorset.	110	77c
	31 May 1650. Order that he be heard on procuring a copy of the particulars of the estate on which he compounded.	8	356
P.E. 110 77 DE	27 Sept. 1650. He renews his petition for discharge.	110	77f
	27 Sept. Order, on calculation of his estate, that his assessment is 100l., but as he has paid 80l. in co. Dorset, he is to prove his debts in 3 weeks, when further order will be given.	9	148
	14 Feb. 1651. He being dead, and Elizabeth his widow deposing to his debts, order that his assessment be discharged.	10	20

Fras. Layton, Rawden, Co. York.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 500l.	71	59
P.E. 110 79 P.D. 110 80–82 DEP. 110 83	9 Nov. 1649. Order that he pay 270l. for his 1/20, and if he produce an affidavit of his debts, some abatement may be made to him.	110	78
	19 Dec. 1649. His assessment discharged, his debts amounting to the full value of his estate.	8	74

Robt. Leversage, Wallis, Co. Somerset.


	Vol. A	No. or p.

Assessed at 300l.	71	61
21 March 1651. Order, considering his debts, that his assessment be discharged on payment of 140l.	10	139
13 Jan. 1652. Fine paid, and assessment discharged.	11	70

Edw. Lewyn, Christchurch, or Winckton, Co. Hants.


	Vol. A	No. or p.

Assessed at 100l.	71	63
20 March 1649. Order for his sequestration for non-payment.	6	220
4 May 1649. Order that his particular be cast up, and reported next sitting.	6	313
May. Particulars of his estate, value 1,442l., and debts 1,160l., his 1/20 being 12l.	110	84, 85
11 May. Order for his discharge, as he is much in debt	6	325

Rich. Lodge, Merchant, Leeds, Co. York.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 80l.	71	61
	20 March 1649. To be sequestered for non-payment	5	224
P.E. 110 86	4 May 1649. His assessment for his 1/20 to be discharged on payment of 20l. more than the 20l. already paid.	6	312

Thos. Medcalf, Leeds, Co. York.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 200l.	71	60
P.E. 110 86A	20 March 1649. To be sequestered for non-payment.	6	224
	16 May 1649. To be discharged on payment of 40l.	6	335

Thos. Mochell, or Mitchell, South Witham, Co. Lincoln.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 500l.	71	57
	10 Dec. 1647. To be sequestered for non-payment.	5	323
O.C. 5 408	5 May 1649. Again assessed at 600l.	71	97
P.E. 110 87 P.D. 110 88	21 Nov. 1649. His assessment for his 1/20 to be discharged, on payment of 170l. in 14 days.	8	23

John Northover, Aller, Co. Somerset.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 100l.	71	63
	13 June 1649. To be sequestered for non-payment	7	70
P.E. 110 88A REC. 110 88B	12 June 1650. His assessment to be discharged on payment of 30l. in 14 days.	8	375
	11 March 1652. County committee reply to an order (missing) of 27 Jan. 1652, that they sent their agent to execute it, but stayed proceedings on Northover's producing receipts for his assessment.	110	88c.

John Nuttall, Rockcliff, Co. York.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 200l.	71	58
	6 March 1650. To be sequestered for non-payment	8	214
	10 July 1650. His assessment to be discharged on payment of 120l.	9	26
P.E. 110 89	28 Feb. 1651. Order, on considering his estate and debts, that he pay 151l. assessment.	10	69

Geo. Orlibeere, Puddington, Co. Bedford, at Mr. Young's, Warwick Lane.


	Vol. A	No. or p.

Assessed at 200l.	71	63
13 March 1647. Deposition that he has no estate except what was lately settled on him by his grandfather, Rich. Child, of Puddington, who had paid the assessment on it, and that his own debts much surmount his personal estate.	110	90
19 March. Order thereon for his discharge from assessment	76	939

Wm. Paulett, Poulton, Co. Hants.


	Vol. A	No. or p.

Assessed at 400l.	71	62
29 Sept. 1648. To be sequestered for non-payment.	6	69
13 March. 1649. His particular to be cast up as he gave it in at Goldsmiths' Hall, notwithstanding his pretence that divers of those lands are since sold for payment of debts, and he is to produce a particular taken on oath of the debts which he owed when he compounded.	6	206
15 March. Order for his discharge on payment of 50l. in 14 days	6	212

Capt. Edw. Phillips, Mountague, Co. Somerset.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 1,000l.	71	62
	15 March 1648. Order for his sequestration for non-payment.	5	404
O.C. 7 70	14 Feb. 1651. Phillips discharged from assessment, on certificate that he has compounded on Exeter articles.	10	9

Sir Jas. Phillips, Bart., Winchester, Co. Hants.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 500l.	71	63
R. 5 302	30 Nov. 1648. His estate to be sequestered for non-payment	6	127
	30 Nov. Again assessed at 300l.	71	94
P.E. 110 91 P.D. 110 92	13 March 1649. His assessment to be discharged on payment of 20l., as he is greatly in debt.	6	128

Thos. Redshaw, Ripon, Co. York.


	Vol. A	No. or p.

Assessed at 80l.	71	57
24 Jan. 1651. Deduction being made for his debts, order that he pay 20l. assessment.	9	388
28 Jan. 1652. The sum being paid, his assessment is discharged.	11	138

Geo. Saunderson, Ganthorp, Co. Lincoln.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 80l.	71	57
P.E. 110 93 P.D. 110 94	8 Nov. 1650. Order for his discharge from assessment if he pay 40l., which is calculated as his 1/20.	9	214
	13 Nov. The sum being paid, he is discharged	9	222

Wm. Shercliff, Ecclesfield, Co. York.


	Vol. A	No. or p.

Assessed at 100l.	71	58
26 Dec. 1649. To be sequestered for non-payment of his assessment.	8	82
21 Feb. 1651. The assessment to be discharged, on payment, by Rob. Green, of Thundercliff, his executor, of 30l. in 6 weeks.	10	43
5 June 1651. The assessment discharged, the money being paid, but he is to pay the county commissioners their allowances.	10	361

Willoughby Skipwith, Skipwith Co. York.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 100l.	71	57
	26 Dec. 1649. To be sequestered for non-payment.	8	82
P.D. 110 95	25 May 1651. Order, on calculation of Skipwith's estate, and deduction of his debts, that on payment of 20l. his assessment be discharged; also that he pay in to this committee 60l. debt due to Wm. Skipwith, of Kelsby, co. Lincoln, for which the latter has not compounded.	10	323
	26 Sept. 1651. The money being unpaid, it is to be levied on his estate, unless he show cause to the contrary in 3 weeks.	17	40

Hen. Slaughter, Keighley, Co. York.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 100l.	71	60
	26 Dec. 1649. To be sequestered for non-payment.	8	83
	29 Aug. 1651. Being assessed at 70l., and producing acquittances for 18l. received by sequestration on his estate, order that he pay 17l. to make the sum 35l., prove the payment of the 18l. or pay again, and then have a discharge.	17	6
CERT. 110 96	22 Oct. 1651. Having paid 35l. and 17l., and brought certificate of the 18l., his assessment is discharged, he paying the sequestrators.	17	64

Thos. Slingsby, York.


	Vol. A	No. or p.

Assessed at 400l.	71	60
6 March 1650. To be sequestered for non-payment.	8	214
31 May 1650. To be heard on Wednesday about his 1/20, and to produce the particulars of his estate on which he compounded.	8	358
5 June 1650. His assessment to be discharged on payment of 140l.	8	366
14 June. 25l. of the 140l. abated, he being 490l. in debt.	8	378

Thomas, or Sir Thos. Strickland, Thornton Briggs, Co. York.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 500l.	71	60
CERT. 110 96A	16 April 1651. He petitions that he is summoned for an assessment of 500l., which is much above his 1/20; that he compounded in the limited time, and paid his fine, but his rents have been lately seized by the county commissioners. He begs stay of the seizure, and time to come to London, and satisfy the committee about his assessment.	100	96B
	16 April. Granted a month, and the Council of State to be requested to give him license to come to town.	10	202
P.D. 110 96c	15 June 1651. Order on calculating his debts that his assessment be discharged on payment of 40l.	10	386
	18 June. The sum being paid, his assessment of 500l. discharged	10	393

Thos. Swan, or Swaine, Beverley, Co. York.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 250l.	71	59
	6 March 1650. To be sequestered for non-payment	8	214
P.E. 110 97 P.D. 110 98	19 June 1650. His assessment of 250l. to be discharged on payment of 40l.	8	383

Hen. Sydenham, Doniett, Co. Somerset.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 250l.	71	62
	15 March 1648. His estate to be seized towards payment of the assessment.	5	404
O.C. 7 70	14 Feb. 1650. His assessment discharged on the articles of Exeter, he having compounded thereon at Goldsmiths' Hall.	8	152

Rich. Sykes, Kirkheaton, Co. York.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 500l.	71	61
	12 Sept. 1649. His assessment respited	7	266
P.E. 110 99	26 Dec. 1649. To be sequestered for non-payment	8	82
P.D. 110 100	3 April 1650. To be discharged on payment of 150l.	8	273

Chas. Tanckred, Arden, Co. York.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 300l.	71	60
R. 7 243 P.E. 110 102 P.D. 110 103	31 Aug. 1649. Order that he be respited till next term, to prove what he has paid in Yorkshire for his 1/20, and to satisfy his assessment here.	7 110	246 101
	17 Oct. 1649. His assessment to be discharged on payment of 40l.	7	302

Wm. Taylor, London, and New Windsor, Co. Berks.


	Vol. A	No. or p.

Assessed at 500l.	71	62
3 Aug. 1649. Order that he be discharged from his assessment for his 1/20, having since compounded at Goldsmiths' Hall, and paid and secured his fine.	7 110	217 104

Francis Thompson, Scarborough, and his Son, Step. Thompson, Hambleton, Co. York.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Stephen assessed at 300l.	71	58
CERT. 110 106	25 May 1647. Stephen petitions that he lent 20l. on the propositions, furnished 3 dragoon horses and arms, and one light horse for Parliament; but on a quarrels with Sir John Hotham, had to leave home and go to Scarborough, where he had an estate, and where Sir Hugh Cholmley commanded, as he supposed, for Parliament; but he presently departed into Parliament quarters, and for this, goods value 500l. have been taken from him. Has to pay 400l. fine for his delinquency, and has paid 600l. more taxes, and has Scarborough Castle and lands, worth 50l. a year, detained from him by Parliament. Is 1,728l. in debt and has to pay his father 50l. a year, so that he has little left for his 1/20, and begs discharge.	110	105
	1 June 1647. His assessment of 300l. discharged, he having lost much by the soldiery, having 9 children, &c.	5	246
	24 May 1649. Fras. Thompson assessed at 100l.	71	105
	31 Aug. 1649. Discharged, because his son Stephen compounded for their estates, and they were before assessed and discharged.	7	246

Rich. Thompson, Killam, Co. York.


	Vol. A	No. or p.

Assessed at 100l.	71	59
17 Oct. 1649. Order to be discharged his assessment on payment of 8l.	7	312
3 Jan. 1651. This appearing to be his proportion, and he having paid the same, his assessment is discharged.	9	340

Wm. Thorold, Coxwold, Co. Lincoln.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 200l.	71	59
	2 June 1647. Ordered to pay 109l, in discharge of his assessment.	5	267
	17 March 1648. His rents sequestered till he pay his assessment of 200l.	5	408
P.E. 110 107	14 Feb. 1651. He having paid 28l. in the country, order that he be discharged on payment of 100l. more.	10	17
	17 Feb. The payment being made, his assessment of 200l. discharged.	10	27

Wm. Thurman, Devizes, Co. Wilts.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 200l.	71	62
	15 March 1648. His estate to be seized towards payment.	5	404
	20 March 1649. To be sequestered for non-payment	6	220
CERT. G. 171 249	16 April 1649. His assessment discharged, it appearing to this committee that he is no delinquent.	6	276

Edw. Waller, Sikehouse, Co. York.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 100l.	71	57
	26 Dec. 1649. To be sequestered for non-payment	8	83
P.E. 110 108 P.D. 110 109	10 July 1650. To be discharged on payment of 25l.	9	25
	15 Jan. 1651. Sum paid and assessment discharged	9	263

Hum. Walrond, Sea, Co. Somerset.


	Vol. A	No. or p.

Assessed at 300l.	71	62
15 March 1648. To be sequestered for non-payment of an assessment of 500l. (sic).	5	404
13 June 1649. To be sequestered for non-payment	7	70
14 Feb. 1651. Order, on viewing the particulars of his estate, and hearing Wm. Hilliard, who purchased most of it, and making deduction for his debts of 2,143l., that 40l. be accepted as his assessment, the sequestration of the part of his estate bought by Hilliard taken off, and the second ½ of the fine paid from lands in Knowle, co. Dorset, leased by him to Lord Paulet at the rent of 80l.	10	8

Wm. Walrond, or Waldron, Wells, Co. Somerset.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 400l.	71	62
	9 July 1647. His particulars to be cast up and reported on Tuesday.	5	276
	20 Oct. 1647. His assessment to be discharged on payment of 150l.	5	297
P.E. 110 110 P.D. 110 111 DEP. 110 112	8 Dec. 1617. On his deposition that he is 2,400l. in debt, his assessment to be discharged on payment of 40l.	5	320
O.C. 7 70	15 March 1648. His estate to be sequestered for non-payment of an assessment of 400l.	5	404

Thos. Warr, or Ware, Dillington, Ilmister Parish, Co. Somerset.


	Vol. A	No. or p.

Assessed at 300l.	71	62
9 July 1647. Respited till next term	5	277
13 June 1649. To be sequestered for non-payment	7	70
1 Feb. 1650. Order for his discharge from assessment, having compounded on Exeter articles, and being comprised therein.	8	165

Jas. Watkinson, Merchant, Kingston-on-Hull.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 300l.	71	58
P.E. 110 113	20 March 1649. His estate to be sequestered for non-payment	6	224
	6 July 1649. Watkinson's assessment discharged on payment of 30l.	7	147

Phil. Westlid, Great Grimsby, Co. Lincoln.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 200l.	71	59
P.E. 110 115 P.D. 110 116 CASE 110 117	22 April 1647. Certificate by the county commissioners that he has paid 10l. for his ¹/5 and 1/20, which, with 30l. lent on the propositions for horse and arms, is his full proportion.	110	114
	10 Dec. 1647. To be sequestered for non-payment of the 200l.	5	323
O.C. 5 408 6 305	31 July 1649. Deposition by him that he has had to sell land value 15l. a year to pay his composition fine, and has to pay, out of the lands compounded for, a fee-farm rent of 14l. 3s. 2½d. to Mary Magdalen College, Oxford.	110	118
	3 Aug. 1649. His assessment discharged, as he has paid his ¹/5 and 1/20 in the country, and is much indebted.	7	216

Edw. Maria Wingfield, Blackford, Co. Somerset.


	Vol. A	No. or p.

Assessed at 80l.	71	61
17 March 1647. Information that he is a delinquent, and has a commission from Prince Rupert.	21	84
14 Feb. 1651. Again summoned to pay his assessment	86	7

Lindsey, or Lindley Wren, Binchester, Durham.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 300l.	71	58
	24 July 1650. Order for sequestration for non-payment of his assessment.	9	53
	31 Jan. 1651. Wren petitions that he cannot come up as summoned, being aged, sickly, and infirm, nor can he pay his assessment unless allowance is made for debts due by him before 1642.	110	119
	31 Jan. Order that, as on perusal of his estate, his assessment is calculated at 198l., if he pay 99l. within 14 days, he may be heard as to his debts.	9	404
L. 110 120 P.D. 110 121	21 Jan. 1652. He having paid the 99l., the county commissioners are to enquire about the debts, whether they are principal or interest, and what he has formerly paid for his ¹/5 and 1/20.	11	116
	12 March 1652. Order on their return, that 49l. be repaid him, and he discharged of all further payment of the said assessment.	11	262

Edw. Wright, Langtoft, or Spalding, Co. Lincoln.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Assessed at 80l.	71	57
	9 Oct. 1650. A hearing granted him, when he is to produce the particular of the estate on which he compounded	9 110	161 122
P.E. 110 123	16 Oct. Order for his discharge on payment of 40l.	9	175
	26 March 1652. Being sequestered 31 Jan. 1652 for non-payment, he begs discharge on the Act of Pardon. Granted.	110 11	124 286

Hustwaite Wright, Stallingborough, Co. Lincoln.


	Vol. A	No. or p.

Assessed at 150l.	71	58
29 March 1650. Information that John Dalton, of Barton, co. Lincoln, owes him 100l., for which he has not compounded.	22	31
1 April 1650. Dalton summoned to appear and pay the debt	28	43

Roger Wyvell, Osgodby, Co. York, and William, his son.


29 Jan. 1647.		Vol. A	No. or p.

	Roger assessed at 400l.	71	59
P.E. 110 125 P.D. 110 126	31 Aug. 1649. Roger Wyvell respited till next term, to prove what he has paid in Yorkshire for his 1/20, and to pay his assessment here.	7	247
	26 Dec. 1649. To be sequestered for non-payment	8	82
	2 Jan. 1650. He begs discharge from further payment; has had to sell ½ his lands to pay his composition fine and other debts, but those remaining amount to 1,748l. Has contributed 75l. to Parliament, suffered much in these calamitous times, and has a very small estate for himself, wife, and 6 children.	110	127
	2 Jan. To be discharged on payment of 23l.	8	98
	The following assessments were made, but no proceedings taken:—	71
	—Sutton, Eyre, 5,000l.		61
	Sir Lionel Talmash, or Tollemache, 3,000l.		61

—Wotton, Scrivener, Fleet Street.


	Vol. A	No. or p.

Order that, as he has left his usual place of residence, and gone to the King's quarters in Herefordshire, and thereby become a delinquent, his goods be seized and inventoried.	5	185
10 Feb. 1647. Order that his petition, and the charge against him for delinquency, be sent to the Committee for Sequestration at Camden House, who are to examine the case, give judgment, and certify to this committee Speedily.	5	191