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Two Tudor Subsidy Rolls for the City of London
… gent (£50) [x - Q £4, as Barnardeston] 25 Sir Thomas Wyat knight in landes (£400) 5 20 Sybell Marten widow (£40) …
Two Tudor Subsidy Rolls for the City of London
… a woman coke (20s.) 12 Fraunceis the post (100s.) 5 Jenyn Wyat (40s.) 2 George Bernard (100s.) 5 Nicholas Rassylyen …
Two Tudor Subsidy Rolls for the City of London
… Dennys (£ 100) 50 William Horray (£60) 30 Sir Thomas Wyat knight in landes & fees (£600) 30 Straungers Arnold …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… on 22 April 1640. fos. 50ar-50av (Witness 3), George Wyat, apprentice of Phillip Gill, born in co. Worcester, aged … then present an ancient gentleman but what his name was [Wyat] knoweth not'. To Hale's interrogatories: 1. He had been … at the speaking of the above words. Signed by George Wyat. Repeated in court before Sir Henry Marten on 22 April …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… co. Surrey, esq, and J.P., and Judith, daughter of Wyat Wyld, Sergeant at Arms. James's elder brother was Sir … William, esq (also Widnell) Wyld, Judith (also Wild) Wyld, Wyat (also Wild) Places mentioned in the case London Arundel …
Two London Chronicles from the Collections of John Stow
… in Kent, y e cheffe captayns wherof was sir Thomas Wyat & one syr Henrie Illisleye 13: but it was sayd y t lorde … preparynge great watche & warde. And thus lay syr Thomas Wyat from y e Satourday at noone vntyll shrove Tewesday in y … to Lester, ther to rays y e people ther to ayd syr Thomas Wyat, was brought in to y e Towre of London. Vpon y e sayd …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… to know the state of the commotion, began there by Wyat and his accomplices. Labourers are employed to fetch … the council, for certain affairs of the city, concerning Wyat's rebellion. Receive 3l. from Sir Thomas Moyle, towards … truth and sidelity, borne unto her grace, in the time of Wyat's rebellion. 1554. The Corporation present 20l. to king …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… by Browne to Mill with the above deed]: 26 July 1577. Wyat Wild of Ringmer to Rob. Browne, for 21 years, of lands …
Old and New London
… been carried out. Lord Lumley's house, built by Sir Thomas Wyat, in the reign of Henry VIII., adjoined these almshouses, …